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npITANNIA MARE

,7sf,c,u.er of Plain, Japanned and Planshed Tin
In. and Dealer In Britannia Ware, Coffee Mills, etc.
Yg. Importer Of Planished and Block Tin Ware, Me-
!! sauce Pans, Tea Kettles, Enarnelled Ware, etc.
B. CLARK, l3 Platt street.
lu.i,c,urers and Dealers in Britannia Ware, Plain
nd y4panned Tin Ware, Cone and Globe Lanterns,
"a Trivs Fry Pans, Sauce Pans, Shovels and Tongs
rsace Mills, spoons, Iron Wire Rivets, Kettle Ears,
.,, Importers OF Block Tin and Planshed Ware.
l.>dAM, JOHNSON & CO., 1924 Pearl street, near
,anu- Benhsm Geo. ". Johnson, NJ. R. Whitney.
r,alfacui-r aud Wholesale Dealer in Plain and ia
snprd Ware, Timers Tools and Machines. Import
,rof Bloes Tin aud Plaashed Wares, etc.
,D.SaRD CARTER. OF the late firm of Locke & Car
;sr,) No. p fulton s., between Water and Front.
.,nufac,urer Of Pam and Japanned Tin Ware, and
Importer Of Hardware, Block Tin and Planished
-.
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FANCY SOAPS AND PERFUMERY

Il only GENUINE WALNUT OIL MILITARY SHA-
Il>G SOAP, manufactured by WIN. JOHNSON, late
loauson, Eroom 4 Fowler, with every description of
Fancy Soaps and Perfumery. al the steam soap works.
q courtiandt street, cheaper than any house In the
United States.
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AtLIf RikER, I3i Chatham street. Manufacturer
ana Importers Of Shades and Mornings, exclusively
dealers can save from ten 10 thirty per cent by call
ing as above, which is the only Manufacture n am
extent In the United States "'
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NOTICE

HEREBY forewarn all persons whatsoever from
trading for a bond of nine hundred and forty
dollars and iXty-eght cents, executed by the valley
Turnpike Company to me, and piaceo ny me IN lhe
hands of j. j. Faris Co.. collateral security, on The
18th of December, 8i3. Said J. J. Faris & Co have
now no RIGHT whatever to said bond, having long
since settled the debt, fer which il was placed with
them MS security. and having IN my hands the written
nyon,ise Of Hogg, Wnitmore &!Co, the same firm IN
cro,,sville dated 10Th Of last December return sad
bond 10 me hch promise have in vain urged The par
ties TO perform 'oh-' NoH''SA'
July 3-c2awiwt
WE lake this method of informing Mr.. John Roller,
w thai we DENY the truth Of his statement in the
above notice; the debt for which he placed Inc above
entioued bond in hands as Collateral security, mas
moi been paid off held another bona OF ms OF SIM
lar nature for thousand dollars, tor Inc same OBJECT
which wa. some time returned; and we hereby
assure him. that until he comes forward anu pays US me
ann Of six hundred and fftywo dollars, balance uue
US a, per LIST foI casn ana
advanced him the years OF l692-i3 10 the amount o.
twenty-five hundred dollars, his urgent appeals Tor
the return of the bond named In his notice WIZ con-
tinuc TO be 10 vain. - :. HiNS -
Richmond, July 7-cN
TAKE this method of Informing Messrs :; - 81, n
i mis- CO.. that they are either uniformed, OF VII,
r,iv misstate the facts as TO the aforementioned
hond. II is true, that J. j. FAIRS & W. had TWO
bonds of mine on the Valley Turnpike Company IN
their hands, as collateral security; one ior ll'e up
wards of one thousand dollars, and one Tor nine nun
ded and forty four dollars S944 and siay-eight cen's
and that bey did return the thousand dollars nonc aouu
the 18th day of August, lGi5. for winch gave MI.
Wbitmore one of the frm receipt al the time mAs
returned But they have not returned Tue nne huhuIeu
ceJ IN their hands has been paid and Hogs, Whmore
& Co., gave their written promise 70 return Ihe last
oo me- on o, .he run us' - JOHN ROLLER.
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roe SAT i.


A VALUABLE Est,f-, called iiESSE, in the county
~ o. Mathews on Tin P!ankat.nk nver, aud WITHIN
few miles If The bay II contains 5Q0 acres and lirs
Of tr most desirable Farms in the county. On il is
good two story brick dwelling house. The steamer
which between Baltimore and Fredericksburg stops
al II twice week. A long credit VIII be given a
part Of the money !; hem. we.l secured II not sold by
July 3-cwiw X. WALLACE, King George.
A DESIRABLE ESTATE FOR SALE.
THE subscriber offers for sale the Estate lying
i Prince Edward Court House, known Is Springfield.
The Tract al Land contains 500 acres, very fair pro-
portion of which Of excellent land AMI
low grounds. large quantity Of improved high land,
with good buildings, aud all necessary improvements
or a comfortable residence II situated within one
mile Of Prince Edward Court House, two miles from
Hampirn sidney College, and miles from Farm
VILE These places furnish constant aud excellent
market for all Of III productions. There i place IN
Virginia entirely healthy, aud no society superior
in intelligence aud morality 10 that ~ ~ Immediate VI
cinity IT. 10 the Count House and College,
a9u:d superior facIi Tor education. TEre are two
houshIng female schools and male school, Al the
Cont House.
The Ovcrseer will show the premises 10 any person
wishin: them. Persons Wishing 10 purchase, will
address The subscriber al Farmva, Prince Edward
county, Virginia.
Terms :-Onethrd cash. delivery Of the deed
and tr residue IN and two years. For the deferred
payments, bond and security viii lie required.
1lIiS. 5. CaRRfNGTOS.
Farnyj,le Prince Edward Juy 3-cjD
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ID. Paine e. Co.,

MANAI1EhO
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
THE attention Of adventures is requested 10 the
j Grand Schemes for August. FORTUNES HOME
still teens with prizes, and those In want Of prize tick
cts through which fortune may be realized, should
address their orders 10 4. w PURCELL,
Agent for d. PAINE u CO.,
Managers of Lotteries.
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uruoGRAPHIC PRINTS, &c.

aai.hers Of Original Coiored Prints, superior articles
the lowest prices for cash. Orders accompanied oy
remittance punctusliy attended TO. Agents wanted
y me different towns throughout The country.
s.soNY & MAJOR, 80 Nassau street, near Fulton.
y ctRRlER, No. 80 Spruce street. after the lst No.
snb-r his old stand, No. Spruce, corner Of Mas
an, nearly opposite City Hall. N Z. Is now prepar'
4 10 supply orders for Lithogaphic Prints, from 10
-Hv00, at "a hours notice. His assortment IS tue
most the United States, and consists al
l,t exclusively Of original drawings executed by the
ri artists IN the country. Agents for the South and
Vest supplied at small advance on the cost of publ
tston. He invites competition, but deiies opposition.
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;. CMBRELL "a, PARAsoLs AND SHADES
Manufacturer and Dealer 10 Umbrellas, Parasols and
sun Shades, Umbrella Furniture, Cloths. ete. A
, large assortment always on hand.
'EoSGE J. BYRD, 100 Pearl street, nearly opposite
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TRUNKS AND CARPET RAGS.
WlNpOM SHADES

fErERS, HORTON l. co, Manufacturers and Whole
sue Dealers. Repositories No. so Maiden Lane, New
lo's and corner Of Canal and Magazine Streets, New
Orleans.
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VALUABLE JAMES RIVER LAND FOR
SALE.

THE subscriber intending 10 rem0ve 10 the South,
i will sell the Estate on which he resides, called
NEW STEAD. in the lower end OF the county Of
Cumberland, the town of Car;crsyile, on James
River IL contains S5 of which 100 acres are IL
low grounds Of first quality The high lard lies ~
well, or probably better than any On the riTrr; II
slopes most advanlagcoasly 10 the South and is gene
rails esteemed rqual 10 any III this section oI the state,
and rcflicn hshiy improved. Tie society of the
nrighhofhood j. Intelligent and agreeable. The i'm
pfusrmenls all new, and III good condition. They
consist OF large dweilin. house, handsome and con
vcpeni with beautiful yard nnd garden well enclosed,
AMI all the necessary buildings for such All establish
mcht The out buildings OF The hest klnd-ihr
bar huit la~f year with RICK basement. and contains
lhresng machine OF great power; the tobacco houses,
stables and for the Negroes all good u Is
thought unnecessary 10 say Of the advantage o
situation and quality Of ;hr soil Of this Estate a. II If
nrrsiImei purchaser would examine II carefully Tor
hiuI-e-buI The subscriber wall add, that 10 person
wishing purchase estate for residence, u Is sell
dom such mn onr is offered The distance 10 Richmond
l. 81 miles ~ the canal, aortIng easy AID cheap trans
purtaton for travela'i produce
The subscriber has two smaller Tracts Of Land-one
containing $40 acres. within hat mile al the New
stead ESiattht other leo acres, distant mile and
hat, both having th~m abundant supply .: TIM
her. which viii be sold wi; this estate not, a. may
hrst sl;it purchaser.
The subscriber wishes In sell, and those who may
wi,n 10 purchase arr assured tat hr viii not demand
more than The fair value al such property. lie viii b.
at any ready Ia show The property to those who
ma. cal! on iIim nitii The view 81 purchasing
June i9-cw2n Ed. ]. CaRRINGTON.
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TO THE PLANTERS AND FARMERS OF


nNE who processes to understand both the manage
" ment of tobacco and crops of grain, and who has
had many years experience on u James River Farm,
wishes to obtain situation manager on some good
Estate. Reference may be made to Mr. David Bridges
of the firm Of Bridges, Mckinney 4 Co., Richmond.
July 2l-c4t
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MISUNDERSTANDING Lamb FOR SALI

MECkLENBURG LAND FOR SALE.
THE subscriber, having determined 10 remove from
the State, oilers his Land for safe whetecn he now
resides containing four hundred aud eighteen acres,
inr in the nri.hhoocd of Lnmbardy Grove. four miles
North Of the Roanoke river. THIS land u all IN high
state improvements and is not 10 be surpassed ny any
high land tract in ms county ODc-:hi;d in original,
one third in pine timber, and the balance cleared nnd
in GOOD heart In lies in the fork Of Flat and Evans
Creek. large portion low grounds, well adapted 10
the growth Of wheat corn tobacco, oats, &c ANY per-
son wishing To purchase may buy good bargain ~ ap-
plying immediately 10 the subscriber VIM iivfs on Tue
premises. " iLsiAM = T"tbi'
Iuly oi-rst
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Tickets $40; halves s quarters %. n ctrUHcate
Of Whors costs $780, halves TO; quarters 30
" Orders for tickets in the above. or N any lottery
advertised in another column by d. PAINE & Co., Ma
nagers oil lotteries will be promptly attended 10, u ad-
dressed 10 JOHN b. BIGGER, Richmond, Va
Imly 81
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EANnN nDnna

aor,er and Wholesale Dealer in French, English and
G.rman Fancy Goods, Combs, Brushes, Perfumery
.c Manufacturer of Portable Desks, Work Boxes
0,essing Cases. Card Cases, Pocket Books. Wallets
.c., etc
,.oRGs z. CHoLWELI, No. % Maiden Lane.
aoor,ers Of English, French and German Fancy Goods
Gid and Gilt Jewelry, Perfumery, Stationery, ETC.
III L THOMPSON "a William ST. nm stairs,
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G32UUU! ST2,UUU!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class No. 81, 10 he
drawn Saturday, Argus! 1885, At Wilmington, De-
lawafe. IS Nos, IL drawn.
CAPITALS:
| Prize of saa.OOo i Prize or $4,000
900 1854
8,OnU 81 /" " 1855
6,OOO 20 F." " 6UO
&c. &c. &c.
Tickets $40 halves 5 quarters So
The Tickets in the above Lotteries received, and
all orders addressed 10 lis will meet the most prompt
and confidential attention. Address
d. PAINE & CO.,
July p Managers, Richmond, Virginia
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WOyt,s Prize Office,

IS No Lottery-l3 Drawn Ballots.
Tickets $40; halves 5: quarters 50. Certificates Of
packages of &c whole Tickets Sl20; 26 halves 60; 20
quarters 30.
Tickets In all the Lotteries advertised by j. c. Gregg
~ & Co. constantly hand. Orders, enclosing cash
or prize tickets, attended TO with prompnessi and the
drawings Of Lotteries sent, when rrqu.sled 70 All VINO
order Of d. NJ. HofI, nlcninohae.
Make remil,ances Immediately if at Il distance; II in
'' Ju II, 81 d. NJ. HoYT, No. 3, Exchange.
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Sl53 60
Risk,
For 2oih Angus
Grand CaDitaIs:

LW <oHt
10000 DOLLARS, $4,000, 10000, 25 of 500
on saturday, August 2slh, al Wilmington, Delaware.
N,s
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UMBRELLAS, PARAsoLs, CANES, WHALE.

cAr,x. HONE, ETC
S,,.as < BARROW, % Maiden Lane, corner Of
hsa.. street, Mandatory and Wholesale Ware.
Ill. w. = morsas Parasols, Sun Shades. Paraso-
te', walking Canes, Whalebone, Umbrella Sikh,
N. s""n',, rafntni- etc Dealers from all parts of
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II Grand Schemes soon 10 be drayn II
$4,000 DOLLARS!
Divided into three prizes of S25, 900 each.
Lowest No. Prize $500.
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class No 80 10 he drawn
on Saturday, 25thpnly, 1885, Wilmington, Delaware.
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GRAND SCHEMES FOR AUGUST.
~32 000l @1l 000i

Tickets Sl2, halves 6, quarters 3.
A package Of &c Wholes costs S276; warranted
draw l2a 40; risk 1853 60-sares in proportion.
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PAPER HANGINGS

y 4. HOWELL & co, MANUFACTURERS and whole.
me Dealers in this article, keep constantly on hand,
the warehouse Of their mandatory, No. les Pearl
a.. The largest and most extensive variety OF new
yle. 10 be found in the United States To which they
particularly invite the attention of dealers. The facI-
M.s We possess in newly invented machinery, etc.
iVf Producing = superior quality Of goods, enable VI
70 sell warehouse at first mandatory prices.
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TAVERN AT BUCKINGHAM COURT
HOUSE FOR SALE

IN ny own right and agent for John Bland. shall
sell, IL public auction, IL buckingham Courthouse
the 4th day OF September next, credit Of one
two aud three ycnrs, The Tavern. &C. AZ That place
now IN The occupancy OF Mr. Chockey. Possession
will lie given on Tie lst January next.
II, from any cause, sa'e cannot be made, il will b
rented out for The ensuing year.
July l7-cwtds WM. G. ONERTON.
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THE sale, b. rrla Of orr Stock Of Goods closed on
saturday, itr sth, and leaves on hand, 10 he cold
At auction on MONDAY The 9Th, The largest and hest
assut-! in of Goods offered IL auction III This
rty, amounting 10 At least $50 t', the who!e OF which
Viii be- positively sold.
In sl-cat YALESTINF. HRFEpEN & 60.
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,.,of German, French, and all Foreign Books, for
-. Public and Private Libraries. etc. Single
:. :. ingpred 10 order Publisher Of Homeopathic
r. r. s.-inporter and Dealer in Homeopathic Medi-
20 gApDE, No. $50 Broadway.
.,..-,. O: English and French Stationery. and Manu-
,,g,er. ii Accoun, Books, Manifold Letter Writer'S
IN rA. etc A large assortment ofcheap Account
-. suitable for Southern and Western Trade.
~, Is 4 LOUrREL, II Maiden Lane.
-. Francis. Cyrus II. Loutrel.
.>,.ers Of French and English, Fancy and Staple
Stationery.
m 4 LOuTREI., 81 William st.
/. - anl French Tissue and Writing Papers, Sealing
Ia, Waters, Steel Pens, Parchment, Inks, Fluids,
Il. Screw and Lever Copying Presses, of every va
-.
ts.sc,urers OF Account Books for the trade Papers
every description at the manufacturers prices
nestle Stationery on commission.
.mes V. Rich. w. M. Loutrel.
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> IAINEn cIaao

stained Class and Metal Sash w. :.
fully ans n 10 0pds psssn, tn. country s
salisfacton. ana warranted 10 give
sAKsE q READ, Spruce s,e-,
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SNlsff , -. Nassau and William, importers and
'sis' French German and English Cloths, Cas-
r. yr.iipcs, Tscrs' Trimmings, etc.
s4, Merchants aud railors visiting the city Of N.
= ,rsperiiuIly invited TO examine our stock.
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( WILLIAM WOOD, asi Pearl st.

ga; Browns Gtammars, New York Readers,
!. 80 avery large assortment Of School, Medical
: ,,.rrllsneous Books. Merchants, Colleges, Dis
y. S,boos and Town Library Companies furnished
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FAMILY GROCERY.
RenNYpI.

Executor OF James Mckidoe, de
July l5-dIi&cld
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ENrtHI"! u eHI''1
Linz. ~ II AM
LAND NEAR BUCKINGHAM COURT
tInIrSi, Enp SAL Il

LAND NEAR BUCKINGHAM COUkl-
HOUSE FOR SAIL.
10y virtue of Deed a: Trust executed bv ~ LANES
ID Austin ani wife for the purpose oil securing me
paynept oi debt Ia George Booker, - Execute! nl
Sauu., Jones deceased which deed bears date me 2u'I
day nf August 1872 and has been duly admitted 70 re-
cord in The Clerks Office Of Buckingham county me
undersigned Trustees viii offer for SALE % The highest
bidder, for cash, on the premises, on sATbhuAf me
1911 day If September next, Il fair and II not, The next
far day thereafter, Sunday excepted, the wel'-known
md valuable Tract Of Land on which If ahstih now
resides The Tract contains three hundred ana lof's-
SIX acres nf which aba one hundred are STATE hiSef
law grounds regarded very fine. The houses are com
mods and in good repair and The land ~ soou chai-
inn II IA situated within two miles OF bucKihRhan
lour,-hose aud in 81 the best nelehhofhoous IN
Virginia. JOIN ". H ,,,n,l.' Trustees.
CHESTERFIELD LAND FOR SALE.
ny virtue of decree of the County Court .. chester
ID field pronounced the 18th Of Apri, Ie1o, Maloi
" Gregory's administrator a. Thomas Newly anu
others shall self. To the hige. bidder log casti, y w.
Tavern OF James Gregory on the hrst aav 81 AhIasl
NEXT one hundred Of Land. or so mnch leteo a.
viii he sufficient satisfy the said decree. me Lana
lies about I'VE miles above the Court house on lir ro''
leading 10 Gregory's Tavern. Joseph L. Mann, nsinG
IN HE memises will show 10 any person wishing 70
view il before the day Of sale.
July i7-c4t For aige-rson hancock, sner'i.
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$4,000 DOLLARS

UIvldtd mo Three PTIlrs UI S.J,UUU tHtH'
Lowest 8 No. Prize $500.
Grand Concentrated Lottery, Class No. 30, 10 he
drawn on Saturday, 25th July, 1876, at Wilmington
DrlaMare. 1S Nos. II drawn.
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UPPER APPOMATTOX COMPANY.
rT,ff Trustees II this Company haze declared divi-
icnd Of Ten dolsas PER STARE on We on Stock pay
able n ihe Once Of the Company, in Petersburg, the
illh day OF next month. august, and dividend oi
THREE dollars per share thr new stock on the
i.,b I,ru,rv Iej- : y. MORTON,
IN, 3,-r4, Treasurer L. A. Co.
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CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL
SCHOOL IN STAUSTON.

CLASSICAL AND MATHEMAllChL
SCHOOL IN STAUSTON.
THE next session Of this School WI commence on
.u;a Tho suhscrj.er intends 10 locate his school
."a rence short distance ont Of town, IN delight.
fn grove thus presenting additional ind 70
nafents and guardians 10 patfrn'e MN ine Pup,,s
= rroes, al the parent and their pocket money mus
Be placed in the hands Of thu 'eleief !. be d.nsea !"
'he'i, ~ ~, ~ ii,l Ia heard out If tile family al tar
Subscriber, except with rea.irn and none wii he u
' -. hn,, time than ten months, without sps
ciai agreement ,r.,,;o, ,.r b,,f s,..or Al
sve months, $50, payable IN advance.
~ Address the subscriber, al stann,on' Bos, 2e,a:
July 5-c2aw3wSlawn FihI ~" HhS'
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la W NUN
|,HRISTGPHER g. SCOTT and hBNEk =. siIlh y
\ practice law IN partnership, uacer we nf;n o.
sooTr & Srira, in all III. Courts ~ Id" ''' 'fus -
az Office a; Camden "s>hita county, arkansas
c.h rIv
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NOTICE
THE Amelia Sulphur Springs IS now open ior inc re
SNARE no mains 10 please all those VINO may be GOOD
e"'"s" y MILLER * SOUTIlALL,
T,us;ees oer Francis 4. Wilson, Agent.
LII. lug.
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:, ADVERTISEMENTS
NJ ------7z-.- -
-. YORK FALL TRADE.
VI" Is 4 8.
country Merchants.

AN RE No DOUBT BUT THAT THE
,,EsaE ,.x York is the most advantageous mar
III '@ .,,ed states for Tho purchase Of country sup
r.. Tod hy water communication and railroads
s,,es IN the Union; II receives the largest
'ar C,em abroad, contains the largest STOCKS vi
>:.' es IN. great Depot OF American Msnuiaceu
III. saa = are less and credits more liberal
sol '.,a,ed 10 purchase WIZ una II 70 'he'' su
!'''Hs All Oh The following houses
-,.;.r :.
DRY GOODS.
@ and Fancy n nys SS.ai iae nsps sye "'''
sissysR. 90 William street, between Cedar ana
~ ,rs,,,n Zsplyr Wors'ed, Patterns, Canvass,
.''f'.g. cnrn,ile, Purse Twist, oiled silk, Paris
...s ~ .,.s Gimps, rringes, Tassels. etc.
-ats eIoTHERS, is John ST., and 3S7 broadway
,y, and Tapisserie Worsted, Patterns, Can
. % I.7a n,. Fioss and Purse Silks, Ffinges. Gimps,
- Tassel,. Steel Trimmings, Beads, and a
80 NV n, Of French Fancy Articles, for sale by
st,ss .,SsR Importer, IS John st. or 1863 Broadway.
STRAW GOODS.
and Dealer in Straw Goods, Palm Leaf
sssalA''''' Hats Artificial Flowers, etc.
,t.EE ~ John 81, up stairs.
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rCRUNkS, TRUNKS! TRUNKS NEW
SufpLY-We have ju>, received a further
supply OF Travelling Trunks some Of them are
yery large and well finished. which we will sell
very cheap. PUINEf WATTS.
July %
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DONNET BOXES.-We have on hand
ID good stock OF Bonnie. Boxes, which we will
sell low. They are nice and strong, and OF differ
en-, sizes. PUTNEY g. WATTS.
JgIy %
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: JAMES, ., Cliff ST., between Fulton and John.

nufac,urer Of Pam and Japanned Tin Ware, m
-mrnrirr nf Hardware, Block Tin and Planishe