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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-12

COLORED FIRkWORkS.-rhe subscriber Is AZ
pointed agent by Mr. Hall formerly Of Nbios and Cas-
tie GARDEN for the sale Of hts coorrd Fireworks which
are warranted superior TO those Of other manufacture
Wheels containing every variety OF coorsd he In eAch
wheel. Roman Candles OF vsety of coorrd stars at
The rates Aao Rockets Of ferent sizes SsrpeGt
Mines; B-uysla Lights, all warrasied
i.l2Iy4s- E. C. BADEAU, 2Og Washingt
YTIRE-WORKs. FIRE-WOBRs!-Tnes ubscri-
her offers he pnnic the largest and most general as
sortnent ofFIREWORKSin the city which he will sell on
tss Inost reasonable terms Country merchants dealers
and vendors general requested before purchas.ng
elsewhere, 10 call and examine hs stock
CHARLES w VULTEE,
js2 Uy4' ll6 Chatham ST. corner OF Orange
INikE-WORkS.-The subscriber would ihviie The Al
tenton dealers IN his assortment OF Fireworks which
he offers rejucrd prices oonststng OF China Crsckrrs
Torp.does Serpsns Mines of do. and Stars Fire Who-s
Scrolls Triangles V-trcss Bengalas Pigeons. Roman
Candles Rock cts, &c- nc &c all OF superior quality
Aso srge of Pieces suitable for public and
private exhibitions OF the most approved makers
aI ia. ] w HOBRFRTON. Is Maidsn.lnna
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JOHN }. V. wESTERvELT, Aucuoueer.
r0f wIIIE1' e. WESTEEiyE. T-Sto,, I


~ WILLET "a WEsTERvELT-siore IS
ton room.
HOUSEHOLD FusSIruRE-A general assortment Of parior
ard htchen furniture consulting OF seven sos besueaux
~ssh stands beadsejs mahogany dining snd iea tsbes,
Brussels and ingram carpets mahogany and cain seat chsirs,
oil cloth III .Tbleop center table, couBer, awning ward
rne brsss ,rdons window shs6ss feather beds and bed
ding Aso, lot of damaged hardware. lot OF type, 90
volumes books lamps curtain dfess sofa
b-isIeai, crccsery. NC. &c. lel72i
WIZ. X. JONES. Auciion.ot.
BOOTS, SROES AND BROGANS, On Wedhes.
- day, June i7h. oj oclock, th- OF j. D. In.
sersol \ Co No. - Pesrl-sI M css-s. comprising .
sss suitable for the Southern Western and City dealers
us, received Catalogues and goods ready o. The day OF
ihA sale. rhi'hfsr.
.sss 10 LET-Ths dwelling part uf House cornec OF
S.s Srnteth and NnIhavcnur, (Chrsessquarr.) re-
~ piets with convenience for a boarding house
schoo has sixteen rooms Including bath roou water
closet range, and all the modau Crotou water dxturcs
Rent low 10 agood tenant Inquire NJ
D. A. CUS6MAN. No, 1888 PeartsL
myl9 stt OF 9th-Sv-nu-, between 2oth and 2lst rts
"a To LET-Uown town, beiow Cortland. 81 the UP
E.s Of two house. with front basement
ces Of furniture for sae2 French bedstsSds bedding kc
addressed 10 Clayton and lef nj the Office
viii ne Immediately attended tn. Jel2i~'
sgs small. FAKn for sale Al Buckrsln, Ia Qaesn's
A@ County lhee miles from tho steamboat landing
Glen Cove which there 10 two story
dwelling house With VI land handsomely riin
In VI Long Island Sound. For farther parcu.
lars Sppyto ANTHONY BLEECkER, Auctoneer.
i-l2 NV No. 7 Broad
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ORR ULAEt.-To the Book Trsde.-HENRY LONG
TX BROTHER leave 10 ANNOUNCE To tie Book Trade
throu gnuut the United States that they have estsbsd
Agency 81 No 50 anu-s;. New York, for tho supply OF
country for every article il the trade Publishers
prices Il lh intention OF the Undersigned TO The
ysncy which they - establish ard indie
pendent bsach the ooos trade sud the dvautsges which
will n-tehy r..uit distant dealers who require Special
ant immediate cspsrh b=stoWed upon particular
orders, viii ne a. once apparent
The urd-r.gned have hesitation 10 assuring such OF
The trade may FEEL disposed favor with their
ness hst their will attention thar
must necessarily give P-rtec, satisfaction.
HENRY LONG.
References EXERT D. LONG.
Mrssrs. Harper Brothers,
a. Wiley K Puinslr New.York
Burgess, Strnser Co
Carey Hart,
Lea Blanchard, philadelphia.
Ferret 4 Co isS 2uviss
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NEW FRENCH BOOKS.
MANUEL Pratigue de IA L~ueu- Chinois.
I'VE Annuaire des Societies Savuntes.
ILLUSTRATION, tomsFl
P-rqu.t Ceu.lh- d.a p.us bellies Roses, tonnes toy.
Du Breu CoIrs Elem. lhsohqne RI prat AfoorcuIIure
D- Caudoie, Prodromus ZONE X
Dumas Traire de- Chui., tome Will
Humboldt, Comos. TOM l.
Du Pot.r M,ruel DE- pEiudiant Ha gue,iseur.
Vslleix Guide de Medicin, tome VI
Boui.rd Tate de Nosograph,e Mt6icale vols 5vo.
Mo- quiu Ta5s,n Monog sphie de Ia famie ass Htud!-
nss. | vol 3vo. ssii atlas
PuThpnnirux iIna1srce de Ia sudte Native aur les Ia
Gu lie. Phv siq i-a lntellectu-ll-s.t Morales
Prchsrd D.. Aha, della Cs1t-rissIioB Ell ResecroH du
Col dsus les ng.sdies &c IA Marie ,r>
Publishers snd Importers lei Broad gay.
Orders re- sv-d tor tie importation of French Ger
man. Spen.h s: Italian Bookr lin quantity or by the sio
Ill dss.7Lh ~ vary ste
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Gire-Uorhs.

LR-luUIhS.
LIRE WOKkS-W ho-sae and retail-The subscr
Il hers have hand extensive assortment OF bril-
liant FIREWOR in the greatest variety and warranted
consisting OF the following artcless
Rockets, Trtangles. Pin Wheels,
Roman Candles, Scroll Wheels, Snakes,
Vertical Wheels Torblions Flower Potts.
Mines Stars Pigeons Grasshoppers,
Mines Serpenls Serpenis, Saxona,
Beupols Lights, Blue Lights. Yellow Lights,
Table Rockets, Chinese Flyers. 4c. &c &c.
All OF " hich will he sod the lowest msnufscturers
prices.
Also Canton Fire. Crackers, Doubled Headers. Spunk
Jostick, Torpodoes, Pnling CfHckors, SC
3. Exhibition Fir1W orkS and colored hres OF every
description, al lite shortest notice.
Country MeIchsns and dealers generally are Invited to
call and examine their stock
GASsNERl YOUNG, 1872 and 1874 Chs.ham.st
directly opposite the Chatham Theatre
And Dealers choice Green aud Black Teas, White and
Brown Sugars aud Groceries generay Soap and Candles
Foreign Fruits and Wines Seghrs OF all kinds London
Sauces and Pickles; synps; East and West lnds Pre-
serves, Spices, &c &c.
Also, Pavilion, Iodse and Congress Spring Water al
ways on hand. joy
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ny LANES N. .G;I.I.sR-
~ ~yTrCnsV

At lat o'clork. e; Store No. 3 Liberty-s.
Doors Ssoxs SSoe ASs-looo Bocts, Shoes
anG 81 osan. consisting Of every vsne,y-suabe for
Southern Western and Northern trade Sale positive
on WEDNESDAY, June ~.
At ioi O'Clock the Busy Brooks 20 Ferryst-
Soak LxArRER.-Sc0o s!des OF Hsmlock Sole Lesiher.
leo do Oak DO do
1903 do Upper Leather 6aisbed
and 10 the rough ether with article IN The ltre
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ANASrkD-Sy u!ce Cir. situation 20 DO Chamber
W work snc washing and irc;ns, and in wai:-
ing The best city reference given Please call 22
Madison-st 10 The IL
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3SjASTED-By T. u be- of The Spanish language, Ma.
~ tura! Philosophy unfurnish.d suiis-
Die local. y. Preference given % which contains
closet and shelves h also wants partial board aud lods
ing ared three or Jur aicut, Trustworthy sds
know the CITY well. Address Visior, Tubure Otce. IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-12

I,WENTY-FIRST ANNUAL Exhibition OF the
National Academy OF Design will close The iIh day OF
July Tee hers OF schools Invited 10 sesd their sppi!cS
lions Council the OF the Academy for the nd
mission OF their pupils the Exhibition and Invitations viii
be Issued. BY order Of Council.
ialn S,iseod. JNO. G CHAPMAN Sec'y y. A.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-12

MISS, Boys AND CHiLDREE'k
FASHIONABLE CLOTH Nc al Wholesale or retail, and
Tho largest IN any Store 10 tho city Gall
and se ~ B. Purchasers returning lb1 goods unsoied
AGAIN a 8nnis
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Qurtirn 6dles.

JOslAa RICHARDS, AredOn-er.
Dy BANGS, RICHARDS e. pLATTs-Store
ID sN Bro.dwas.-Lih.ra Cash Advances made on eon-
NoTfcE no PusLrsaERs-Ths valuable Stereotype Plates
aid copyghis OF ,reiofor published By the house
oT1 v Blsse cou,s,ng OF thirtyfvs 'es. acudoz By
ron,, Complete Works Mesdow's French and Ensi'h
Dictionary Blskss Biographical Dictionary, Young Ora
,oS Saisd's Clsssiesl Antquir,s, KiassleS's Tscos
Cicero de Oraioe Chap.n's Classical Socling BOOK ke
iii bs positively sold auction n tho ensuing Angus
trade sale. ; ~
?. COTTON, AucuoDver.
DyF. COTTON SC co. Auction snd Commission
u s,,chsna-S.o.e Nos. lis Fulton and 5: Ann sic -
Liberal 40 snces ade goods ehsr for private sio or
.p.tion and prop, msoo OCT door taef OF eV
~ description OF goods punctaay attended TO and respc
fdlly solicited ,o..
Atl6o'ciock NJ the store No 81 ADp.st
SsERlYF sALr OF FuRSITrRS, Dsr Gooos &c eompsfs-
ing sofa divans, o,tomsns. mob chairs. add very
bands paror furniiare TO match
Also PLAIN lofAs chairs mshos any tables wash-s;ands
bed,-ads feather besds hair maesses lookpg gisss~s
oil Goth IS y.rds Brussels carpet lc Ingram do, brs
clocks wardrobe. besdstsai, &c
Also 2arge tou4hs for bakes counter Closets
stools, plate rscks Sr
Also al Invoice OF Dry G >ods. small assortment
, Of rexiy made clothlog.
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;. TV D6ILLe-Pur. incigo dse. for sale ey
R LU5E C. HARRIS, 46 Exchsuse-plsce
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-12

SUMNER REsoRTs-The season is rapidly ap
preaching when those Of citizens who find it at all
practicable TO spend mid summer away from the nteer
cradle glare and heat OF the City are about selecting
proper place OF soourn The classes OF visitors are OF
various and each viii be guided by its own pecu
liar tastes and circumstances. To those who call them
selves the fashionable world and have the spending of
Of the money, Of do no. mean to make any
suggestions They will, usual make themselves and
each other uncomfortable possible, by exchanging
their COOL airy and elegant residences in the quiet and
breezy quarters Of the City for box little bigger than
coffin Newport Saratoga, where they separated
from each other during the night by Thin beard parti
ton. and crowded together at table and drawing in
the daytime in constant scramble for chairs and eas
bes This is fashionable summer-lie, and with these
wish neither NEEDLE make but TO the large class
OF sensible comfortloving people really so the
City July and August for the purpose Of enjoying them
humbug shall be doing afavor by recon-
mendug one the beautiful and desirable
spots the worldwhere the convcnences OF city are
combined with the health freshness and pure air OF the
couarywhere the most glorious seabahing can be en-
icysd within sigh, of country almos. unparalleled for
The beauty and uxiance eli its vegetation, the neatness
aud style its residences and the hospitality and good
breeding OF IT'S Inhabitants.
The place 10 which aude Is Providence, situated as
OF our antiquarian readers may happen e know, In
the plantation OF Rhode Island the head Of Narragsn-
set Ray Zone % the most besu sheets Of water IN the
word and directly opposite the romantic and weodem
powered castle where held IN durarce the reeeos
Gov Dorr In many respects Providence may &c regard
ed model city. Its streets neatly paved and as
clean as private courss suburbs furnish many OF the
most interesting walks and drives that DC imagined
It's iDnumcrable private residences half hidden among
deepgreen foliage and fragrant howe-sts noble Public
Schools. well appointed. ensreecaiy sustained by
the poldspiritcd and enlightened ci,izens-is Athen
u where both ladies and gentlemen treqGen, for the pu.
pose reading and conversston-i;s numerous and ad
mrsb- volunteer companies with their frequent
and gay ps-adess beautiful churches fine exquisite
atmosphere OF serenity and many points
which any city in the land might prodtably emulate.
But paramount interest to visitors Is the
Hotels Our experience extends 10 the fne large
in The the City the City Hotel, KEEP; by Mr.
wHrco,s formerly the popular landlord Of the waverly
House in this City, II Is In every respect what hotel
should ID, and affords hSn.s &c those who become is
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Boarding..

DOARDING.-Two gentlemen can be accom,nod sted
ia,,.,isc. ial2 sUs
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sSfTUAsIpH WANEtD-oy rouns = years
- tge the Grocery Dry Good. business l..
reoced sld willing deVot his whole attention hi.
pIoyers Has recently oeen eugsgrc South Refvr
character, sby &c. Address L. box 69 POST
Ofjcr leg iwisy
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XNASHINtsTUN AL-TON's Grsnd Historical
w Picture OF BELSHaZZARS FEAST, painted On
another OF the aud nUi-h-d with vie"
carry The design OF the au,hor by THOMAS SPEAR
exhibiting the Chambers Gallery corner OF Bros
way and Chambersst from O'Clock, A. NJ Till 10 O'Clock,
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NANTED-A nee, he.ty Girl, rcra Il 10 Is year. CT
" age. 70 take ccarge OF an nfsnL Apply al No. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-12

DID BUGS. BED BUGS.-WATSONS Bed Bug
ID Destroyer is the most wonderful discovery ever mad
for Immediately Destroying tn vernin however num-
ous and et-lusy suis5ng them from tn premises by one
application. Be~are of worthless imltsions For sale
only Apohecsres Hall Sc Ca!herne.i ard in Brooty
al Mrs H-yess lS9 FuJnsL Price IS per bottle.
lea 9wi..
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AA ANTED-As situation 10 travel by Ensiish Young
" Woman; VII ne u,efu 10 any Kind OF work MIND
children IL good piaia the beat OF refer
:, c. pl.saa iroIirs =, 1924 Broad ~av, iala 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-12

JOsiAa RICHARDS, Aneh0n-er
DY BANGS, RICHARDS e. PLAI'Es-Storo
Caah Adyancaa rnAdr
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-23
WASHINGTON HOTEL.

WE Proprietor takes pleasure in announcing
10 the public that he r,hued in the be. .y ,b-
eAoh'hnnent and h row prepared aeeou.oa.
~ e most eomfortahs former patron. n. -
rn' Ms mos; sincere thanks and az .,, IS
rose with an assurance Of hi. mar, 10
loh .her comfort and convenience. H.. table win be n,SI .
INC oes MANNER and bis bar hned choices. liquors
tu- persons WHO purpose -ceking the saiubrioa. ena, NJ
the during the approaching summer he wound ~ H.
ne mas hied NJ number n large eonnpoou, rop. fr ~,
accommodation of private famii.. ' ~ '"'
ST III. charges will be moderate
MICHAEL G. HARTMAN
W Attached to his Hotel
WIN an ereehent ost"r An the Sage. running anI rom
h -'op nj his Hous and going west su.. and
north. dine a"N
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SANDS SARSAPARILLA,
For the Removal and Permanent Cm..
Oh All Diseases arising from am lin
pure state OF the Hood or Habit
oil the SysreUna.

OIL all Diseases arising from AN I'm,
pure statc OF the blood or Habit
-. Of the System, viz:
'"Ho o, OR SINGS Evil, RhEUMATiss. OBSTINATE
T1n 49, kkurrI , PiMrLEs OR PUsrUIEs
mN6 WORN OR TBrTER. sCALD HEAD ESIaRaE-
nhNI AND PAIN oP THE BONES AND JoINrr SrIrR
BORN ULCERS. syPfuLrrIC ~ aPToYs sCIsTics an
LnasAGo AND DISEASES ARISING Prom AN INJU-
POSTURE OR IaPRUDgScR M IIYE Also cnRoNic
Cor sTrrUrtoNAL DISORDERS "0''
'HNiE VALUE pr.par,tion A. r,x- ,-sl.iv -.
II every Day the h-d Of u.cfuin.s. n .rr,sir, n, -.
and highly sded by Physicians aa aanss 20 H. n~
been employed med.ea prae,.e- n 1. ~. -, =.
ra1on bat Esnsra extending through whole syem IL men
th> Pnou- elements the blood restore. b-ahy
tom To the orEaRs which uid In rs. ~ \,
e'oaer, the result RAPID h-sIng ana pa.
- 10 and other PAINFUL Affections muscular
FIBRE SPEEDY removal % pain Al n. -.
ksePns pace with the retreat of sys
and a. When diluted according TO The dr,on. .,rh
~ me qaaniy equal IN one qaar and then
Nv heeha value to the various hearnx
name The proprietor almost daily rreevnx on
active and curative medicine. -
The foo~nE interesting presented tsar invite.
" ~ 'e4 lffu-aL Comment on such evidence
~, NEwAEE, NJ March IL, 1876.
attacked with scoua when which .op rse.d h.,
npanir, ed .f IN r,,Is 'I',esd ths Shor system and
Dnerrht physicians Newark and New Yol ,,c,
or hf Al various ues but finally up a.
hopee Al last Mr Oliver Try your arsaparia
and accordingly boiis ~hie was .,a,p,y rin
ered with many Interruptions. yet most eit,
~ ~ w h' ago became acquainted with the circumstances
% he CASE Ae eh who u aged four IN
eis mas Of disease and Incapable using any Of limbs her
body ne,ri, twie. n. natural ,, a. - -
ana BODY were almost entirely arr. sore. sb.
unable To move and would take thar aiy 10 .hk
from being touched bV her uotrr I'M Sas a. the ,
time was equally iH~art viii, bloody
eN.y few hours They procured sars=arua
and before she had taken could slip down
ana creep across the She .; tab ng The -
eond eou and the sofss nearly an healed limbs are re
-, hAuf4i 1:r' she Is quite cheerful and improv
G. J. WARNER
Sec Of Youths State TEN Soc.
Tue following an eIraet from received from Mn Re-
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PMILADELPHIA, JUNE ,, 1916.
SUMNER CLOTHING,

UST received at FASHIONS Head Quarters. ~
u fresh invoice Of Summer Coats among which ar. some
mos uvaHia Black Cashmcret also erin reb Ys m
e sA sykes OF Marseles, Valencia, satin larrr
aHen' OF new and fashionable style Pants eopr
"e ana fancy drnss French fancy Cashmere and eyer
oaei material suitable for summer doe arev ana ,b
Shirts Collars Bosoms Haas, Cloves susgrBi-r Ee in epe.
vaHety = a sPFNCF
FASHIONS Head Quarters
y - No Main str.st
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NUMBER 10.
FOR THE GENTLEMEN.
NEW GOODS.
AND Sc LING CHEAP.

* II. JENKINS, in addition to his large sto. X.
h1s has received a fex day.,
SO PACKAGES or NEW GOODS
N "fus !" ppy his Customers by uho,-., n,
retail defending his new .so,- \, 30. - "
ana sen< de-rous Of selling -tk p,yo. =,
40 doing he respectfully attention ~ ,ho- -
ra'n- % eta1ninr the foro~irr
ISa Linens all from u So eept. In g., ,,
<oo ps Caeoes lust received auction AMI y. h. - =
6,e, 10. D. nd hner 80 -
30 bales Co,ion Oznahurgs and Broun sh,i,.. -, s,
Biaebed sheetinx- '"''u"s' 49,
iOoo Ps eeaehed shiInr receiving all ptee. u G. 10
Isl cents. nd frer u ~
~ sye Pai Ginshams for IS v,ry fashionah.
Just orened. ~ - e"'
Apron and Furnitnre Ch.eks
Lace Buttons Linen Bobbins, Gra,- CIoib
,nsn = Hdkfs black Parasoi-tt. Al al s,p s-b,d. -
- Noy handle Fans, all prices n A. so 75e 10 y
~ itA"as 20 DC had At
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TO THE VIRGINIA SPRINGS.

asss..54sEEss, Ey Canal Packets to and from
- - Lynchburg. and from thence in Stages
BY the Natural Bridge, Sweet sprns. To the b su,s,
oN and amer the 9th Of Jny Packet Boat. win leave ReL
mona aay al a lsahdays excepted and LyHehburr
nert day at ? 81 '''s
hsiussa-l'eave LynehburE daily at 2. 81 Saturday.
copied AMI arrive IN Richmond In - hours
TWO lines 81 STAGES owned BY Marin run f,,
ous 70 The whsle Sulphur distance 100 by the NA-
"a dse and psrehs Springs add The other BY Fpeas,e and
and Friday '' ~
Pas' for FamyiEs Prince Edu.ri AMI C,,,,o,, o.,
hos leave AZ 81 on days connect with the sta-.,
~ 'A'ers'H- Aier the sth the Boats pass Carersve both
up and down P.M 1891
hsers leaving farmve 10 will arriy. in Rielnop,
M Ilolts We - BDYu TDuOsn a n,ggSp",p- '"e
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H00VER'S
No. -,
MAIN STREET,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,

WHERE may be found at all times a complete
snd tasteful Of HATS Of the following lind
BEAVER PLAIN RUSSIA, PANAMA, sPORTINg,
MoLEsEIN' NUrRA, LEGHoRN, GLAZED
ALSO,
ocnueens snd Yous' Opens Ionfou sprins Guard Navy
Velvet Bands Fancy Top and Ocagon Cap- ane OF SIN
Caps Inaut.' Velvet ruraus and Fuf Caps qualities
Psons IN q 81 the show accs afc respectfully
qursd cs promise 20 sca Them AZ the loves,
pree-. either al Wholesale OF Retail
Jess J. ID. HOOVER, No a. Mans
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JUNE As, 1916.
MORE NEW GOuDS.

THoMAS X. PRICE d co. have lust oneneS
by expression New York few goods which ts- offer
forinspectiCn:- '"e'
Nhalebone skirts, another supply
GAS SEIrtS made up n eutrr,S n.vv .,v,.
Heavy GAS Skirting
New French Cnrars
Lace Neu f5T eaPes and collars
hus,a Caps for Ladies
Bis Barge Bombaznes
freneh Lawn iidkfs, eheap
H. 5 C1mb- and Lawn Hdkds
Lace Buttons, Freneh Iaces, *
In lrnh lnens Dress Goots Linen sb..t,gs he ,b., 49,,
svA variety and As they taxing Inventory win e.
lie H. me-, - N i" , go, WIN P.ease
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ENCOURAGE TIE MANUFACTURES OF YOUR
OWN STATE

TNE Fmnkln Manufacturing Company have hand at the
PAfER MILL the Depot of the southern Railroad good
assortment n Eupcnc fnc and LETTER folded and
Nat eappaprs ruled aud PLAIN also medium printing enveop and
wrapping Of wholesale
TO Which they invite public attention. assured that quality and
price their manufacture will bear with the production
Of Northern Factory They prepared oesfor
description of that the market ther
require Merchants dealers the Paper
MIL aud examine for themselves. NH Itu
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-23
FASHIONS HEAD QUARTERS,

No. 20 Vain, Corner OF 9Th and Iain Streets.
H. Il. SPENCE, Agent, has received his Stock
u. Of Spring and Summer Ready Made Clothing and Gentle
mems Fancy Ware. lie complete
OF the following articles,
French and English Cloth Dr,ss and Froek Coats black blue
brown, olive green
French Fancy Cashmere and
Pants.
Single Miled Cashmere Tweed and Linen Pants
Hack satin, Sik and BonIbaEno Vests
Fancy do do Marselles and CaslmrretIe Vests
White Marseic duoble snEle standing
rolling collar
Kid, Silk. Thread and White Berlin Gloves
Shirts, super plain and fancy
BOsoms and Collars of styles
hcrino, Cotton aud SILK Undcrshirts
DO do Drawers aud Socks
searfs Cnvats stocks and Pocket Hdkf., great variety
Suspcndcrs OF all Kinds
Silk and Bingham Umbrellas
Al Of which wiseI any establishment tIis side
of Orcgoui
r. u. Spence
up the Fashionable Establishment Of John NJ Co,
lmOre.
An assortment Of samples constantly hand.
ap r. u. SPENCE. Agent
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-23
To THE AFFLICTED.

T0 THE AFFLICTED.
hR. T.. ID. ROBINSON would inform the pub.
e mat he s'in succeeding IN and positively curing
" e forms OF disease eight Apply
nun a'si h1Finz been abandOned Faculty serofn
WINE s~enFs Sea Head Ter Uioeraus Of long stand
ng Dropsy Tuuoi, WeIs Di,.as of H. -,
useps AsSe and Fey,r Cancer LepFosy vius' Dance
efeural diseases &c The latter failed TO cure h.
removes The poisonous from system and cures tn IA
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haiifeo eae oi RheumaisH and failed in efr-crr
40 ehir cue He also hNsa remedy Jaw Ref.,ne.
ue nos satisfactory can be many persons living IN The
Guy aha 'einy who have been cared by
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