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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-21
II aHu Z JHFIu~" JGUIst Fta u IHN IHC--
Newspapers for the Week, &c.

Flag, Banner, Waycr!y, Courier AMERICAN On
ion, &C &c Tor This week
Brother Jonathan for Christmas.
Pictorial PIcayuEe Tor CHRISTMAS.
IsT For any and everything in the N3ws gaper
Magazine, ana Cheap Publication, cal or ssud 70
ID tue Old established House OF
I. II. GRESHAM,
d. 2l-2t Opposite Broad Street Hotel
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I OsT, on Monday, the 10Th inst pair OF G old
A specfacles, in purple morocco case, in the
New Market house or vicinity. The finder will be
literally rewarded by leaving them at this Office.
de 2l=2it
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CLARIFIED CIIAMPAiGNE CIBkR,
y for sale by the subscriber at Allentown, Mon
mouth county, n. ]. Orders promptly attended to.
Terms cash JAMES d HALL.
&c 2l-lm+
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! THE inclemency of the weather having inter
] l. rupted the preparations for the Concert of the
| Sacred Music Society, it has been postponed until
| some time after the holidays de 2l-lt
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fNik ARBOUR, CORNER or MAIN AN
l. TWELFTH STREErS.-This House ,as 1as1
Thoroughly and elegantly retitted, and s row the
most com Jete establishment in Virginia ghe
Logging Rooms will be found to be siacjo.is and
airy, and the beds at all times clean and emf
able. Visitors can be accommodated with Irts.
inss either by the day week, On the nlUs,j,vI2.
able terms. Inthe Dining Sol1on Meals are .srvo1
up TO order at all hours Of the day and ave Ing.
The Bill Of Fare Is very extensive, comprising all
the iuxures OF the season, and the prices Of every
thing unusually l0T.
Private supper Parties can be accommodated
with elegantly furnished Rooms (gertsctly retised)
and with aay and every variety OF the choicest
eatabies and dEinkables, upon the myst GyeraI
terms and at short noIi;e
Fresh Oysters ceryed up in every c9n.ajrst q
way, aud III the most artistic style may be Obtained
throughout the year. Connected VITA tais estsJ
lshmen!, there is a splendid Billiard Sa.90n. with
two OF d D Winsut's improved Tables, who're gen.
tenlen can amuse themselves with tuis healthy and
gentiemsniy exercise.
The past experience Of the undersigned b tn in
tls city, Wsshing ton and New York, must DE- sons
guarantee that he can sud viii please those Who
patropza the 'Ar5or." He returns Ills thar ks 10
MS Old friends, ana respectfully a Continuance
OF their patronage.
de 81 Z. w. ALLEN
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-05-28

SANDS, sARSAPARILLA IN QUART BOTTLES.
oR purifying the blood and '"te cure Of ser9us MeTSI,a
Liver Complaint DsEersIs, Bronchitis Salt shenm Consumption
PIES, Diies, General DEBILITY.
has now borne the years
since its first introduction public favor during which lime hume
rous limitations sprung existence founding their claims TO
in srsaparla great reputation extended Of which
mainly attributable TO the many wonderful cures effected
important par combination the same ccmPoHrd
with other vegetable remedies Of great POWER and II IN The
success IN III, depends prepare.
pos is IN & a S s cup s a s
Those remedy and pu M . are re s s @
use any other but that entitled to their confidence
testimonials published and who sill
bearing '' LIv sEi' COMPLAINT AND SALT RIIEuM
NEw YORK. JrlY 81, 1879.
press nv feelings conveying pleasing intelligence that my
restored prec, health by the Of invaluable Sarsapa
the whole surface body that would have been impossible
So Eu we're with like OF fish, the hair Tell
quantities. walking caused agcne
also long time affection OF the liver connected III" general
debility prosaton Of the nervous system p:sicians both
e1ecng scarcely attending relief and The best meIsa
skill unavang un she barely used :
~ externally altogether ieanee but SO complete been
eas than bottles ha, she enjoys better health IMAM
,sSos afos e xo s l M as s6e bps m
VII! be result MY uNltcs WIN Inc
heartfelt thanks; and believe me, gentlemen
Yours sinccreiy FERRIER NAZER.
NEW YORK, SSFerrcr Na2er. being duy
sworn doth cpusc and thai the foregoing statement, TO which nc
subscribed his name true and accurate 70 The best OF nus
Knowledge belief! Sworn and subscribed this 9Th day OF July
lsi9 before me, -, NOoDuc!l" Mayor
Extract from letter received roma Physician Maryland
CAMBRIDGE. Mp, Oct 5, sJD
ess Gentlemen: My little daughter afflicted Tor
Ions time with and Eyes and by your Sarsaaa
was peril cuc all other medicines and having
failed 10 relieve her Having used and tested its efficacy no"
confidently ommend in prcierenceto other seems
nosss properties contained other preparations and
Tia, purchasers the ar
cc again they require medicine for which this RECON-
mended. Respectfully yours, ) fblHi' ~ -.
Prepared and sold wholesale and RETAIL by A. d d. SANDS
Druggists Chemists 100 Fulton OF William New
York Sold also by Druggists generally troushoutthe STATES
Canadas Pfice 81 per bottle; six bottles ioT 81.
For sale by PURCELL LADD CO.. ADlE & GRAY Ken hr
nod H. ROSSER Petersburg; NJ A. SANTOS Norfolk and by
r : PATTERSON. Washington. c. Jan. lI-2awdSc
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WEDNESDAY, May 26, 1852.
S,r.Nr s1,I,

SEN ATE.
Nj: Sumner presented the memorial of the Yearly Meet
ug the Society Of Friends OF New England, asking for
lie :spenl of the fugitive slave law.
H. proceeded 10 read tho memorial and gave notice that
ne 3ad hereafter speak hi steepseaed convictions against
that Jaw.
NJ Dawson wished The gentleman submit his views
now and postpone them until future period and ex-
pressed himself with much feeling this subject
Finally the memorial was lad upon the taole-yeas ~
lays TO-
The deficiency bill was then taken up when the Senate
oeeded concurrng in the amendments reported
rom the Committee of the Whole.
Without coming 10 conclusion the bill, the Senate
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
The House proceeded TO receive reports from commit
!:es, under The special order
The FIRST bill order that relating settlers in Wis
consin.
NJ Evans said that, with the understanding that the
attachments which had been proposed would be Withdrawn
should decline making the remarks he intended for the
upoe OF proceeding with The business OF the House. and
moved the previous question: under the operation OF which
he bill was passed.
Much CONFUSION prevailing Speaker stated that
saued should deem imperative 10 suspend business,
lad probably pursue other course as he could not
hold position he occupied unless better order
we're preserved in the hail.
The House then resolved itself into Committee OF Tue
Whole on the State Of The Union.
Mr. White OF Ky, who had the floor spoke with reference
The whg caucus be considered the compromise
aeson distinct from party purposes, but said II there
party entitled 10 be called the compromise party II
The wing party the South He said lie did regard the
threats OF the South any than he did the fanatclsm OF
Inc North. and only regretted that they had excited so much
,ror and if the latter desire that the Union should be
and the condition Of the slaves ameiorated let
han agtaon he regretted the discussions that had
sed among the wings and hoped their next convention
saGId eject plat torn which they could all unite
lie auded the administration of MIR. Fillmore, who he
n would be the choice of Kentucky and who had deter
ld that the Union should be preserved and the laws en-
breed He concluded with eulogizing Inc character Of Gen
s!o soldier and patriot, who should he be nonina
v The Wing Convention will receive the support OF the
Ways o Kentucky, notwithstanding their preference Tor
l.. F.iGtore
Nj; Marshall Of KY followed in reply TO speech deliv-
csaon former day by Mr. Grey also OF that State who,
esai had travelled out Of his way 10 attack him: He
SAD s did blame him for endeavoring TO set himself
gh with lie Wings Of Kentucky, but he did blame his
j colleague for disappearing him.
VI; Humphreys is proceeding with review OF the speech
NJ Grey al The time of sending off this report it being
hea' o'clock, which 10 be the principal object OF
Ms ADDRESSING the committee, for the purpose OF vndcatng
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M, re- ~ L I.;G Z ALE OF RIAL ESTATE IN THE
HANOVER.
SWEET SPRINGS, IN MONROE COUNTY VA


seY virtue OF Decree pronounced oy Tie LtG.it
Is roe roun,y AZ the October theeo', Soi W ts rr ~
u rh Caner,uas Executor John b. Lewis ana "'hts i
sJ;snn Dunbar IS the famc." undersigned CONN
, nyor,ed On WEDNESDAY, the ls DAY oil htRu.. -,
he remlses 70 sell Sprins and me ieins H. IN
nm o Monroe and Aezh any !a:ely belonging 70 " .
ewis The La lis will sold IN separate ua - i' @ ,i
10 ro three and four the pure haaer el'hs o
.cr,y and lien upon the lands FOR the pa! H'ea VI INC p
L., pv,ich will eXpirc tho
October next o.t ..., .,d constitute one Of
rs, vnins estates IN Virginia They are OF the most ee
nroducne syery species Of gIain grass and VseIps
ha, The! produce " hea1, Io"' o1t0 " -
mos; luxurianly and easily cultivated .,ns
Tbe nprovernens the Spnga large and conmodious
M NJ crsmrloJaing from three five hundred rls'lois
D,nven,en consist Of very spacious Brick i!r, aru
s Rrict and Frame Cabins With suitable Kitchens am 'i
houses. eycr,ed in
yirsr, IN, their medicinal and invigorang pfclIss "a
mer Climate equal any the world "' a M Of The
iajc;nus sweet Springs Bath or heard o! me isciha0
Sweet Springs Valley. ,.h,cb :, c.o s,s could
r.n,sseausy invest their funds as the EfDie al ,n. and
.oa ~ vain, from consan, approach oil 'e ia .
other improvements OF me a'e ,;oo can obtain bJ
ANY peisoh ~ suhscfiers al Union lie wturg va
no ECFi0LS ION T.
s-rtis
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NIIRE NEW GUUUa.
HSRENC cambria. and Robes. small rurcs French
II Prints
Fine black and colors Of Shalys
Barge Deaiucs
Striped cambria Shir:ngS
Neck and Bonnet RIBBONS
I.accs and CareJ
and muslin Sleeves and Collars
Grape Shawls and Ilght SILK WrapIings
Umbrellas and Para,cs
Figured Swiss Musns
ST, io-i and IA linen cotton Slec:iGs-
Pillow Linens
Table Dimrsk
Fine French Cloths and CassmcTes
Kid. silk and thread Gloves
Pocket sill. and thread cambria Iilkis
Mov1 PARKER DtSIY &
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

MONDAY, MAY "a, 1925.
IOBACCO-Ihe market Monday more active Tor
ts than have noticed at any time during the sea-
a Pcss generally for Tugs ana grades OF leaf under very
sa and fine manufacturing, prices are iliy sustained Ia
Ssles 0: tobacco by Martin Co. since Friday last
;yiats, Turner Sc so and Il ) Jones' 81 50i
,'M6sm 81; Mrs c H Lyon, So so; Wilton: 80;
-. = Patals S. 10; Saundes s. IS; Tucker IS
:o:, SO y H Speay, So 20 and 40; N NJ Norwood,
:: ~ Je, Clark Sc %; Or Connolly, Tugs, SO 20
nc, nc: atlo G w Green, $40 So Mrs NJ Williams,
Ky 81 Hci' IS 60. 6 and 81 J II Bullock. $40 %
= and 81 G Goodrich 81 Is; w Cabness, sl4 So;
l., y Hester 10 DIR. II Grant at SIG 3D. Benjamin
s: 10 Nj ssrs Thos and Sam Hardsrove, for their
ah' The indispensable" TO- Is and Is. As fine chew
goacco is indispensable article TO those who use it.
Ank very appropriate brand for such fine tobacco TO
- r'eied into it,
;, TOBACCO MARKETS-THuRsDAy, MAY 81.
Inc market is very active for all grades, and prices are
W equal If rot rather better than at the date Of our last
sses of Tobacco by n NJ MARrIs g. Co since Tuesday
Ass Cap, Boobii,i 6 Is and 10 Is; 6 Dr. VIM
.ce 50, is, 81 9 So 9 g. and 10 Is; wmJ Branch
mag; nnds. so. IS, 81, and |! so; Fisher
at s. 81, % and l2 25; L Hobbs, 49, so,
% and Isl Danl Adkins 4o IA rhwea,t. so and
1 Il Burnett so; w Mallory, and 9; T Barnes,
~ .ot IS 75 spe9es, S g. seymou5
10 and so, TO- and Is; Harper Kennedy, s;
Erase, :; hhds, Bullock at so, at TO- at
~ and at u so; H Hunter. so and II so; Bur
-, =, al 10 and at IL ST. DAVID WADE al Is; w II
500, 50 aud IA 30; H Fleming at Is so; w Wat
We 10, Is % So Caleb Watkins g. IL so and q 80.
E last . hhds embraced the entire break OF N NJ Martin
70 OF SeabrooA's Warehouse, and were all bought BY
Oatem," "El Dorado" "virgin" and "Nectar." Such
a and hne tobacco worked into those fine brands, VIII
lsa'e continuance of their very high character
a Wholesale PRICES CURRENT.
,LOCRSales to-day lots superhne at $4H The
Is solmi,ed that The last foreign adyices though una-
"A able, have had no effect upon the market.
II P. J. PEYTON.
4 okN MEAL-65 10 cents-dul
;AIS-40 cents and scarce
YES cents
ssH-Herrings, new No. / Cut Sc so, Gross s5a
M. w; Mackerel, No. 3, SEX; Ne. :, SlOH.-
81 .,sli Shad-nonc in market.
y. :..aaDO-Bbs II 10 Tx cts, kegs llH.
W T.. TIoN-Sides held at II cents, ShouderaSa; Hams
q sgsLAssEs.-swee,C Cuba 10 20 cts. Few Orleans,
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MISCELLANEOUS,
PIANO EoRrEr cI1,n,

- IL. Al L0Ris constantly receiving supplies
superior PIANO FURTES from the OK teusvr
m Munns Clark, aud A. H. Gale 81 u
OK ihc Panos OF the celebrated makers are
aLtenuoh oil The public possessing all me best qua
e oeslmakcrs They have been sold with entire salslac
for morehan fifteen years his Piano Forte and
MUSIC warehouses; and though number Constant!
peihg there particu selection made IN
he remarkably rich elegant workmanship
strength arcpeculiar all the instruments OF me
firms above mentioned
Purchasers will derive advantage from going Soh.as am
prenuredto sell ohas accommodating s had
MY assortment. comprises instruments ca and Ucavestc
latter confidently offered uperor any for ilcont
Va Observation-Disclosures order and favorable
Martini uErivallet Guitars with large assortment OF imported
constantly hand Musca instruments and mcrchan
die III great variety and sale only the city
100 Main =; e onIrsIic he Hanks Nav l2
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THE WORCESTER PIANOS.
a1nDDFGy

LATE DRISKER AZ NORRIS AGENT.
Is receiving, BY almost packet additional
4 plies of Mr. WOEcEoTER'S SPLENDID PIANUEyaSHSzSa
FORTES They sold moderate prices and 4re! II
warranted unequaed for durability The Of these IN
is respectfully invited 10 examination Of them.
twasa sound Of music, deep solemn music rising witha power
ana richness vi melody she lad never heard btoTe.
NEW NOTICES OF THE PRESS
From the ~ y Courier and Enquirer of Jan. 2ith le'
PAEosThc constantly increasing reputation Of
the Piano F By Worcester authorizes our remind
ing readers that Worresers Instruments beautiful and
ornamental hey admitted be unsurpassed their
scntal qualities OF musical excellence.
From the New York Commercial Aivertlserl
hose duicet strains vi which very truly yours speaks came
from human throat bu, those wonderful pieces
nccanm known Worcesler Pianos have than
said they give forth the melody OF the III loves
whispengs The sweetest aud perfectly harmonious and melu
dious tones that we are accustomed 10 listen tor
From the New York Evening Mirror
We admIfng days since, magnificent looking
Piano Forte the eegGG; drawing the Union Place Hotel
when upon examination OF its interior, pleased find
that from the anuiacory Of friend Worcester Mr.
Wheeler proprietor OF e oc informed that in the last
e had bought dozen Piano Fortes Mr. WOr.
himself and friends and That all had the per-
fec. satisfaction We have said, and take pleasure in
peang the TRUTH that Worcester made upon hon.
and equal 20 any in the world.
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H c.,
CELEBBATED ARABIAN LlNlMENT,
10 spn1 u all over 81 s"n
m and usu- ecnr by imposing upon them worthless and poison
"n trash Tor the genuine FarrcIs Arabian inmen, Fellow
izous Look you buy, and that the label Of the
hottie has G. before Fares If has not IT is
bns III G. Farscs ccIeSas
The Libel also n oss w"1 .o are blown u"
truly medicine M GOES %n sr b ~ u.s.
snalehns macy poor po@sis d ao " m
which haze been rts n;, @ Wa BY rs cn5s
diseases Of the with surprising rapidly For Rheum'tIsh
s s p c Anu an ss" eT a ai Ks
ubs ss IS MI nS s And ssed
anv disease external application required THIS medicine
stands unparalleled.
FROM the nos s EETHH NESfR %SE or TIE
rI, Fn s5cos one 1i as
app Of the Knee the Of hens az Some said was
not be- cuel Tried cedar and all he Imimens and on
they did more an water en 1y s sn
py effect asr few ny ard finally 'p5sl hs no
horse as well Il rss l'I arS sr' Of New Canton.
1h g dhs ts s: ' a s"s .
eo u e ley o S he had no Use
rIrec doctors cl their skill non IN VAIN ara ne waa a
nEf :" Ar s inment Before usd he
and the st words ne san ~s IRE on ,a
o did ms boy good all tina; had ever been done
ina. boy vel aa hearty and has iree use OF ms
,n"i f,r snrans bruises. cuts. burns and dwellings
nrin. fully satisfied II G. Farrels Arabian lnimen IN
no.. m. inc IN he world checrfy ccohed H. iha 9esh a.
icrI for Is wears pain IN ay beas ahu
s ,rI was bad could hardly DO Az WORK ata an
"nn, n,n have bed for weeks al ninc WIN H.
y"r inins, on IT, cured sound and we'll ha1; ~ W
lime If using your nmcn OF the worst hau ~
10. and il cured that rubbed IN well over M Treas an
holrs l. is also excellent for ostbiten iee otes
sore throat, cryfipe!as. &c ieAA' |'Ni 49,
KicsapoJ, Peoria county, ~
gr5- BEWARE OF CoLNTERFElTS.-sea ;.
G. n. Imposition, READ inc ioiIoNlnS
The public are asuculaEiy cautioned against haSe
and ~ caci os tls lot
who maker IT, wv D. Farreil'S Arabian !ninen lh Is n%
rss (r,u and more deceive from MS teane te
~ Farrell Therefore never 10 cal iol !. :!
~ nnen Tor unErincipled dealers VIII impose ihS
lions upnn YOU genuine but always AK TOT ~
r,rreis Arabian Linmcnt ta take no other as ne
49, haze ,sc letters H. G. before Farrell; his signature Is also
the outside wrapper and tEese words low" ~ NC 5"
G, Farcs Arabian linIncnt Peoria ~. :, ~ Toi,s
Agents wanted every Village and Hamlet IN Inc me
Sas il which one established Apply By etter 10 H.
Farrell peoria with good reference as 10 Character resohsio'
iiy, &c -. of .h,-,s n book routai
inc much valuable iuor class q" QUEENS:
prIc. Csc 5c per bottle. The only genuine
ed by H. G. Farrell. sole inventor and pr3ne'o anu
Druggi No. Il Mansreet feotia: iii''a'u ~ s4
retail Proprietor prices ny .nns RI Drusgss
Nav l5--cAdw3m 92Man street. corner t4n' Riehhohu'
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McCoRMICk,S REAPITG AND MOVING MA



WAsuiSGToS- ArRit 10. lS32
En- Reapr- aud Moving Machine I" the farmers t
country the harvest, from the many hacr SS
ing notices haYe Of during the by
the generally add but fc relation
me This In addition The Great Medal awarded By the
Council the Great Exhibition of all nations. III
on!on-the trials with uss"ys machc.l
fand one made English machine made Tie plan OF lrs.
made cutting heavy wheat and the other IN
m;ums medals Agricultural Societies OF Wisconsin,
Michigan and Pcansy of the FInukn Institute
of Philadelphia been awarded for during the last ia
and ase the medal OF the .Chaso Mechanics Institute Tor
and o,rin machine alter trial by lis commit
eating py:re grass competition with Two
Danuris only add that this machine has bee
considerably improved during IN: Last and now "arra
operate smooth au well cutting as sFdn-Ge
attachment with separate sickle andsomc ocr
crtraS. only $50. or so Il pad III CASH
The RCaIcr constructions bat Is benz
in commensurate with extended rerutn
ton and more expensive than before b: determined that
thai reputation sustained The OF the Reaper alone
will he in I part cash and part nc deliver
able in Baltimore Richmond and fully warranted III all respects
be VIII Tue asehs-ii
" C. II. MCCORMICK.
the attention o! Farmers 10 the importance OF
forwarding Rcapers as IT'S general!
Impossible supply all the applications that are made just before
Reapers Thresng Machines &C. and newly
horse portable Than any before introduced am man u
featuring extensively the Marlborough Wheat Thc.cr s ue
MAJ 5c,w Corner Main and I9h streets.
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DRESS GOODS,


BoAREGE DE LANES al one shiilin. per yard
ID Do 90 25.3T57 and 80 per yard, very rich
Paris Lawns and Organizes
Lace Caps for Ladies. very beautiful
Plain. plaid and striped Canton Silks
Lace and Muslin Under Sleeves
Gregadiie ana Paris licrecc
Lace and Muslin Guitars ana Cheinzeits
White and cuorGd embroidered MusIns
Rich silk and Lace Nanl'as
Gentlemen 20 Cravais. Hosiery aud Susycndera
LADIES' broiercd hemmed AMI tape bordered Hdkfs
striped Linens and Sains for and bnys wear
Mattnes AMI Oh Cloths
Umbrellas and Pdraso!s
Strangers aud citizens should call on
CHRISTIAN d LATTIROP,
Nh NJ ain Street
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NOW OPEN EVERY NIGHT,
AT THE EXCHANGE CONCERT HALL, FOR SHORT

SEASON ONLY.
EpAYSE,S celebrated series GIGANTIC PANORAMAS enti
Id tied VOYAGE To EUROPE embracing magnificent views
of Boston its IIarbor Halifax the Atlantic River Mersey Liver
pool Palace OF the Worlds Fair Westminster Abbey
LoNDOS-rom Thames passing under the Bridges and ending
with magnificent, the Thames Tunnel brilliantly iumi
mated and banks oil the beautiful RIVER RHINE.
The Hall conveniently fitted with inclined platform, and
so the Panorama without cnicncc and
every attention paid 10 the comfort Of spectators
BIZ An Exhibition WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY afternoon
at O'Clock. - - -
-.
ocjock May 2l-u
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x,nDL, NEw GOODS,

MORE NEW GOODS.
IrSTISE CRESSfIAW co have this day received oy INC
n,,s-. ROANOKE and City cf Richmond from New Sork An
SUPPLY Of Spring and Summer Goods OF the following
pi1insi and plain silk Tissues, Rarsges and Chal!ies
Earer. de Lame Grenadines and silk Popirs
Mourning Jasper. Donna Louisa and Brncade bareES
printed WINS Muslns. Jaccnsts and Orgdhvies
Su,.r French Ensh snj American Prints
Manchester and Lancaster Glnefams
Solid culored. black bull, green. blue anu PINK ~
Swiss and Cambria Ed-ngs and lnsernss - cLt
p,in and embroidered white and fancy coloTed Cae ShaHS
Eniroii.red Hermann and Muslin Shawls ana scars
Muslin Sleeves. Cuffs Bands and toars :, c,o
romnee Of silk and cotton Hosiery anu 'io'e
Tonnct neck sash. cap and other kipanas
Sit Frngcs Braits. Laces aud other Trimmings
Rib nr,n,ed Foulard and other fashionable SILKS
- - "a "a and /, supe rine Marseilles Quilts
a assortment goods for Cen:leman's, boys and ser
- ", -, &c ar which the loves; market
'H"' ~ VALENTINE CRESSHAW d. CO:;
Nav % No o. corner Broad and 9th Streets Shoekoe nm
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SPRING STOCK.
AUG. 4 ID r X > o y 6 CO..
Wholesale Dealers in straw and SILK Goods,

o. tt,
selected
Of Straw and Silk GOODS ever before offered IN
follows
and variety which entirely designs, elegant
a;rcrn goods; large supply Of silk Bcnne.s
ensiyc and Ribbons n the latest noa
uprising all of the styles IA market making
nlet. LcsjIa u be Northern
Flowers: Donnc Silks Illusions: Blond accs
Grapes Fiucd ninc; RIcc Tals straw Trimmings and III
snr a,prramnr the Millinery Trade also Pana
ma Pedal Euand Florence. Ccurc Pearl and p Hats Manu-
goods Department. they ecl conf
dent they sell they be purchased escwheTc
March 9-.m