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City Hall square, formerly rark Of Ano trce
Mr.. JOHN McNALLf. Proprietor We perceive with h
pleasure that this gentlsman favoraby known hjs
community opens the above e6tabiseuent ths day the
2Ist inst Its filed unique aud convenient style
and from knowledge OF the basiness habits aud
oblging conduct, OF Mr. NcNally venture to
dict that prosperous and successful awaits hint
his thorough knowledge of the which pular
Restaurant should be his practical
the selection OF the best And Liquors Wines
Ales Scgnrs affords guarantee that
inferior articles viii he entirely excluded The culinary
departm win receive that atten ton that best
to meet the approbaron counepsnce ana support OF his
patrons.
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ofWigs the most perfect % nature
yet invented Those wanting superior srcle h5ud
call at BATCUELoRS celebrated Wig Factory No. N
street. where be found tue largest and bust
In the city. Copy the address.
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restoration OF hair to original COLOR aud producing
new growth has how become acknowledged specific
be obtained with dire nions at the principal depot 10
Chambers street, at q. H. Rings 49, j. Mhau 49, Rice
Smith 727 NJ W Gray IA Broadway, and Mrs HAYES,
175 Fulton and lag Atlantic Streets Brooklyn and the
ether principal druggists in the city and throughout the
Ifu lad Stat
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Tic following table exhibits TIC extent and posi-
ton Of the foreign press in this city,
'otal daily and weekly circulation,

II win be seen by the politics and circulation Of
the German papers, that by far the largest portion of
the German population attached to the demo-
cratic party and we have been informed that, with
but slight exceptions, they will support the demo-
cratic nomination for the Presidency. One promi-
nent fact cannot be passed over without notice
that none of the protested creeds Of the German
other foreign press recognise socialism, but, the
other hand, disclam it. As to the entire sincerity
Of this, we express opinion.
As an abstract theory. it must be interesting to
every inhabiant of the United States and to every
lover of freedom, to witness the license which is per-
mtted in the establishment Of foreign press in this
country and the absence of restraint upon the pro-
mitigation Of their doctrincs-a feature unexampled
in any civilized nation; but, at the time, it
must not be forgotten that there is possibility Of
the infusion Of pernicious theories, especially from
Germany Land Of "isms.'
In on article which we published on Tuesday
on the religious weekly press, VIC should have
mentioned the 1sn,oncan, the organ of the Amc-
rican Isractcs, adapted for, and circulating among,
the Hebrew population in the United States. 1t
was established in 1899, and is under the editor
ship Of Mr. Robert Lyon. 1t processes liberation in
spirit and lbernlity in tone, and to be a firm sup
porter Of rcpublicanism and OF the principles of pro-
gress, and understand has attained respectable
amount Of circulation.
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man; and why need any be without whcn, by using
Grahams Ongucnt In six weeks they have
thick pair Of whskers mousachcs It Is positive IN it,
effects and js perfectly harmless TO the skin Price, half
pints, 81, sent to any part Of the country.
II. q. GRAHAM, Is Ann street.
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broadway consisting o zephyr under Shirts ana Dawers
gossamer stocks and Crayats sk aud Lile Gloves port
cd from the hrst French houses, well sotth
spection. Agates Gora7za Shirts standard
Of iakion, thoy are TIE nc Plus ultra Oi sblct nAtn
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Hair Dye best yet discovered Tor eolorn tho a or
whisksrs the momentt applied The wondesfn Gaze na
Dye performs ia astonishing 1t Is fer sale or arphea
BACHELORS Wig Factory NOD p" sh set'''' oepS 80
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Int Give mo lnttlc end wil H.. SO have abid
perso - upon their trial u Buhs kohoS1iin ar-
maize Co,linl and who now other raHtnrlts
their iam,lies sold u .reen
stree >. and other drpgsi-ts. ireo, oJ GEMS.
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Fine wh,te Ereneh Cnina Din,na set.

pieces for only go White Engh Stone Dining Sets 100
pieces Tor $l5 Chamber SETS 10 pieces 81 80 and S Gold
Band French China Tea sets, g pieces So also White
Punch Bowls, all zes, suitable Tor Hotes Resaurans
which will he sold very cheap.
j. x. kEkR. 50 Chamhers street below Broadway.
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Cour. OF Common Pleas.

Before l.on judge DAILY.
,yuSr la--In the case Tnalicus Eeer the Har-
lem Railroad Company. the iudge decided on granting
the application for dismissed # the complaint.
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MRs. FORREST AND THE PREss.-We observe q
very bad spirit in p1rtion 4 The pross towards
Mrs. Forrest, since she left for England. II origi.
mates in quarters well known, and win not amount
!. oncb If Mrs. Forrest conducts herself properly.
= sbe has heretofore done, Sic eauno, bc pat down
by such attacks. 10 man q woman j. 'his cooo-
~ ean Be put down BY cllaes % eotsi A i 'bey
49, - n.ciF OF. reputation al They Wiz
-, -, ,l..n-.S,,; dcra. 10 ''i.s oi al r@Nefy
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hand also Of every
made to order Of silver mahogany black wanur
&c NJ B-Stores hted in tile neatest style short
notice b. e. H. PEBBLES, IA Grand street three doors
e.st Of Broadway.
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Thm Clo,hing. rcnhY o. r.rnN ), 10 "A

order by Clarke, tie tailor, 10 = htn
require something different fron re4 1. tide
viii plesre cali southcrrers arl gem. ru te o1pitry
can have Broadway garments made Nism prices
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her of this spicy little paper viii be issued Wednesday
morning containing great variety Of spicy arccs Inde
pen dent in thing. Ladies department edited by Allie
Vernon For sale by the and boys Price
cent per copy Publication Office - Nassau street. mp
stairs
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PotFolo made by lady Of this city who has been taking
lessons OF our friend. b3 broadway. W. nappy to
learn that the ladies Of this city learning this bcantifu
art. Reader, you learn in four Less us. FOR So.
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AZ this season OF the year uersDn want.

to he dressed cool and NJ the time You bs
furnished with pretty summer Salts at SMITH DUN
GOLD PROCHS i20 and 10 Fulton street prices that
viii surprise you Remember the Empire Clothing Ware
house.
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Observation-Disclosures TO THE CINCINNATI
Horr, KEEPER AND OTHERS The following card
is issued by Kossuth =
Al the approach Of my departure request az those
- ,;h ~ rhan. hs - whatever claims to .ette with
80 a. snnly ia the cour.e II this week 70 Mr. PAU
m;nir NJ 5a East SixteeDth At the same time,
request all those 70 whom pcrhsps anything uay my
no., p,rusted concerning mysef or my country, 70
direct TO the sans gentleman. a. hocsuiH.
New York June, q, ls52
This looks Ike good news for the hotel-kespor at
Cincinnati. and other hote-keepers who have not
heen Maid their bills, incudng wine, sogars, and
the barber,s fees. But We hope there is no mental
reservation in this document for kossuth does not
say he will pay the bills-onIy to send them e fau
Hsjnik, in the course Of this week
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and New iork.-fhe new apd heautifn steamboat
Captain francis Lockwood, win, from June Pit 70
September 2lst follows she will TIE foot Of
Eighth street. New YORK. for Flushing a. GH o'clock, A.
~. and Peek slip, for Flnsbog ~ 10 a. and g., r. II.
Rcturning she wiz leave FLUSHING for New YORK; ~ A.
NJ, and 2and Y. NJ. Fare, i2l. cents each way b..
Societies and military committed with. Freight
carried reasonable terms nue notice will be syea "
the change of hours Tor Tho ard @nter.-rh0As
Collier Jobn a. Flemmer, Caleb D. Gdersleeve, o. Tyr
reli, jackson Nichola, John G.. Green.
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cations.-lpion Park Uous. Nos. - = tanrstIta
street and the new branch cUrncr Hr fsnwt saA tag
fourth street offer suits Of rooms fu'cc Doors add
elegant single rooms, by the day PER nqrcrt
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BROADWAY THrATRr.-This evening, Mr. II. Williams,
the Irish comedian and his wife, actress Of great cee
bty particularly in the of Yankee char
actcrs. appear. Tor the first time at the Metropolitan
theatre The pieces selected Born to Good Luck
I'm and Out Of Place. and the "Limerick Boy"
NpLo's GARprr.-The French opera company. consist
ing of several distinguished vocass appear this evening
at the Garden The comic opera of midsummer Nights
Dream is selected, Mad flcury Jolly appearing the
prma donna, assisted by vocalts Of undoubted cello
brity.
Burrows TnrATRE.-The new piece called "Paris and
London.n which has been much admired and which has
drawn good houses will be the grand feature Mr. Pla-
eide will sustain the French character and Mr. Burton
the Engishman The receipts are for the benefit Of Mr.
placdc
NATIONAL TIIrArnr-Purdy announces very amusing
entertainment for this evening consisting OF the drama
called "Rcbes and Toricsn aud the farce entitled the
Limerick Boy Mr.. w. q. Jones, Mr. N. u. Clarke and
Mrs Nichols, filling tho leading chnrnctcrs.
C,srig GsRprN.--The Roussct Family whose dancing
has been much admired, appear This evening IN the
grand ballet Of "sa.uas "...c. iAs oevn pu, the
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that existed against ,evog by machinery seems TO-
worn away The people are disposed to what
useful The u Singers Sewing Machine establishes
the fact It's tho machine for MI kinds fsewins. cal
Pfiee $3.50, after July 4th.
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Fishing Ranss.--TnIs Is one of the rnos,


delightful excursions. Take the Charles Jeyiin IN the
T. and You have tho boDeat of the aud
pcny or fshiog. Her gerieman,y commander, Captain
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Elegant French and India W.ddt nu Cards.

plain and silver bordered engraved in the latest
Splendid Silver and Plau eddng Envelopes
acrs-Fne Silver Door Plates Heraldc Devices OF
description in the frat style Of the Stone and
EfEkBELL, JV2 Broadway, cor Duane street.
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FaPorrats ct General Pierce aud Senator King Daniel
Webster Cass, Fillmore Scott Douglas and most Of the
prominent OF the exhibition his Gallery
5 and -O Broadway whore the public invited TO call
and Judge for themselves of their merits
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will be found at the Of the Tea Company No.
10 Chatham street. lbetweon Pearl and Roosevct) the
Oldest Tea Establishment in the city We read
that they do better than esewhere sher whole
tale or retail. They have branch stores.
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find they have herbs they think they have thrown
their money away buE il will to W. r. MOODY y
CO.'S Tea Warehouse, l32 Chatham street. you will inu
fDo T not only twonty cent cheaper than
other store, but pure and unadulterated
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Genuine TCas -VVhen peauIe bny Tea. nnd

GOO Ready Made Straw Col0red Linen
Coats Tor sale, for cash, by WILLIAM WATSON Il CO.,
i.l Exchange place
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SUPREME CouRr--Circpt--No 373 $50 3G4 39S, 307
800 to ao2 A05. 4oS. 97t. 2SS 3o2 Special Term
Nos. "A rs, 10, IS, q 3, !. II, i, 81, 40 40, l5 IL
Is, "a, Is.
UvirLp STATES Ds1Rcr CouEr Nos IL. II So S.
to c.. q, is.
UNITED STATES Cibcu,r CouaT-The equity calendar
will be taken up to aay.
Co,tmos PLEas-Part 1--Nos $50 1853. 4s1. 5I5 69-,
o91 1o3 1855, 1852 1854 1le7 lila. 1865 1862 1915
CG5, 12ff, 1891. lil3. Part Mos s2S. ST7 SEQ So
1914, 500, S72. S7l SIG, SIS $50. SS2 SSt, $50, SSS
SUPERIOR CouR1.-.(Two branches) Nos 500, T5G,
251, 734 $50 $50 e0t oii ISL, 5sS SSH $40 625 6ta
GA, $50 d23 699 72j 693 7l0 733, l5 7so 100. S2j
sal 49, sij SIS
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sration been tstsd Of both and
articles Applied and sold wholesale aud rstsn at Girls
IADOROS wig and scalp establishment No. hstor
Ronse. Private for applying tue dye and nttnE
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that he has removed TO- Hg Broadway, where ne will
attend heretofore, to all diseases the Eye and
from to o'clock daily. DIR. Powcls " Treatise the
Eye" can be procured at his oicc. Also, Ar6cal Eyes,
Just i'm ported which will and look like the
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TAE GERMAN MUSICAL JUBILEE Tho German
musical jubilee, being held in this city, is Great
ing great deal of interest and exciting much GU
riosiy. 1t is the first time such festival was ever
held in New York; and from its novelty and the i'm
mense number Of singers, il will draw crowds Of
garded N future great musical event in New
York.
These festivals Of the Ledertafiel and Lieder-
kranz are common in Germany, where the public
much devoted to all kinds Of public celebrations
large scale. The Germans are pre-emnently
musical people-the most musical in the world.
From the nature Of their climate, and from other
physical causes, the quality Of their voices is i'm
ferios to that Of the Italians and they are also
inferior to them in dramatic power. But in
the science Of music and in instrumental perform
ances they excel all nations In every other coun-
try music is regarded as on accomplishment. With
tho Germans it is part Of their existence, beginning
with the cradle, and ending only with the grave.
Every cottage has its piano. Every and
woman and boy and girl can sing or play upon
musical instrument. Music is universally dFused
among them, and they possess the highest critical
taste and the most correct judgment in musical
matters. Jenny Lind has often stated that she
owes her success as an artist in no small degree to
the severe but just structures of the musical critics
10 the Berlin papers during her opera engagement
in that city. Instead Of Unfortunately putting aud
ratterng her, which would have confirmed her
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GOUTARD Il CO.,, Paris, THE

r HVUTAhD ~ w. aHioe !. 49,
- WONDER OF THE WORLDS FAIR
AZ. The subscriber having been appointed Dy
bGoutard & Co., Of Paris, agent In TINS CITY
for the sale of their celebrated Cold Dnpiex
Watches, asks the attention of the pubic 70 TINS
really beautiful, substantial and WONDEkF VI
PIECE OF MECHANISM, requiring winding only
once every twenty-one days--the most exact Tune
keepers OF the present day, and taking precedencs
over all other Watches. They are warranted Tor
two wears. These Watches are in great demand
throughout the Continent. and received the PIE
MUM st the late exhibition in London -
GOLD DETACHED LEVER WATCHES, 10
carat cases 10 holes jeweed, (wnrrante1 to keep
tme.l from 500 to $50; Gold Lepine Watches, Is
carat cases holes iewelled. warranted to keep
time. from 1913 t. S27; English Gold Levers ana
Hunting Watches, with gold and enameiied diais,
warrante d, s33 to Sl20 Silver Levers Lepine ana
other Watches of French, English and SWISS man
ufacture, unusually low.
A large and varied assortment OF rlcn ana spien'
did JEWELLERY, suitable for ladies' or genue-
men of the rarest and most fashionable designs al
greatly reduced prices -,
Gold and Silver PENCIL CASES, with ana
without pens remarkably low, and great variety
of other articles, at prices which cannot IAN u
find purchasers.
Cg9 All orders from the country carefully at
tended to and securely packed to go any distance
pP Watches and Jewellery repaired oy ex'
perienced workmen, and warranted.
LEWIS LYMAN,
rap Corner Main and Governor streets, No. l33.
an 2Q-lm
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ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
SATURDAY.

EXCHANGE HOTEL I Panks, Boston,
Mass; l. Grant, Ithaca. II mIcks' Law.
r.nceville; G King aud c w Nelson, tennessee; j
Robertson and lady, and Mise Robertson Pittsyya-
MA Miss Cook end T Marin, Henry Co; Ii R
Wallace, B French s q Wallace, DR. Carmichel,
Fre1'c; y Thoi n;on, Orange; w O Msssie, Y; s
Schooier. Hanover Academy; & Parks, Miss Parks,
and Miss RobertsoE, Boston; w ID Whitlock, ID c;
E Norton, Albany, NY; p norton, New Haven,
CT; Miss kives and Mics l. Rives, Albem4rle j
Scheldebere, University Va; Baxter, Boston; k
Taylo-, Hanover Academy; B Fl FJwle, Alexan-
driai c Marshall Fauquier; d Gordon, Farm
vile; l. Walker Albemarle Z Fl Faile, jr, and w
Hcncman, N Y; II Ward, jr Portland; Per
kins, Palmyra; Walker, Albemarle; NJ Stew
art Spottsyivania; J Cross, Miss; VIM EasSin
and VIM Harrison and servant, White sulphur
Springs Finch, Y; DR. n Wexford rsagl
icksburs; Berkeley, Va C white Norioih'
w Carter, Charles City, w wars ana i MA
Roanoke; Col Payne, q S A; Woodbridge Hiiu
lothian; G Grant Baltimore. ,L
COLUMBIAN HOTEL d Jenkins, p pI ~ p
UNI Cumberland; J Robertson, LunenpafS Z,
Steeer, w w Whtock, Powhatan; 1850 $50
Michigan: DR. r Fl Deparnett Luneubure; hings
lev and lady, Mass; P w Halsey Chesterheio'
TiTT iHOTEiNM Hyneman Philadelphia; M
pavnc Fauouier; Mai boswell, Hanover; l. u
PRAY and lady, Boston; DR. Meuert: Henrico
K Fitzhugh, Richmond; w Ghtselin, Norfolk;
5 C Clarke, Philada; M Griffin, Botetourt; C
Ladd, Baltimore; NJ Bell, Petersburg Talla-
ferro, Caroline; Hanger, Cola Robertson, Au
gusta.
tersburg; Col CIalle and lady, two Misses May,
two Misses Street, Mrs Hatchett, Waddy
Street, r Ii Allen. Nuremberg; l. Jones, Ac
comac; Uriah Wells, Petersburg; C Kuape,
Pittsburg; ID Chase, Washington, D C; Jas
Hoy, Trenton, N J; I Avent and daughte Va:
ID Machin and servant, Greensville; T. P
Everett, w Weaver, We; w johnson, Y;
Mr. Henry, Charlotte; Mr. Taylor, CuIpeper; ]
H Knight, Col Knight and lady, Miss knight,
two Misses Bland, DIR o III Knight, w P
Dickinson, Nottoway; GeorgeJ Wynne, w
Home, Jos S Shinewalt, N C; E P Sutton,
Fannyiile G w Coleman, v and T RR; C P
Coyle, Lexington, KY; c w Nolen, Philsdel-
nhia
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7 A. NJ.
6,3
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHNI ID i.

ARRIVED,
Schr Richmond, Tilby, New York. mdse to D
Currie VIM Palmer, w. Turner & Co, Hooker &
Osborn, T Gillian, FL w Fry, j. NJ Royal r NJ
Ragand & Brother, Hableston e. Bro. N Cor.
don g. Son, D Burr, "A Antoni, McGruder & Sons,
Davenport, Allen g. Co, o A Strecker, A King, S
Bonavita, Workman & Co. Cary, Fry & Nc.
Can dish, NJ Smith, L Ginter, L Webb & Son,
Gaynor d Wood, C Rice, w Randolph F s
Wathall, c Mspaugh, w Taylor, J Fl Claiborne,
Butler a. Co, Harris IL Gibson, Nance & Gooch,
Fl Skinker, Crenshaw e. Brother A S Lee and to
order
Schr Mercy Taylor Nickerson, Boston, mdse to
D Currie.
Schr Larkin Cherbuck, Boston, plaster to Shield
& SomerviIle.
Schr Manchester, Creighton, Baltimore, mdse
Steamer Virginia. Teal, Philadelphia, mdse and
passengers; to Mayo & Atkinson, I E Price Kent
Paine L. Kent, Ii w Fry, Stebbins, Darracott & Co
w Booth, R Duva Crenshaw & Bro, FL w Tyler,
Haskins & Libby, J A Harrington, w II Brown r
NJ Burton, I Peyton, J Ciendening A Schad, C w
Smith, II Claiborne, Purcell Lsdd g. Co, John.
son Il Bro Davenport, Allen & Co, C ] Sumner L
Webb d. Son, Talbot e. Bro, A Lee Il w Quarlcs
Caribou Purney & Watts w Eggleston, WIS Wood
Bennett & Beers, r Rankin, C. Sinton Jones &
HARDWOOD and to order
SAILED,
| Brig II kellock, Kellock, Norfolk.
Schr Lion, Healy, Rockland.
Schr VIM Co!quit, Kirwin, Baltimore, flour.
Schr VIM Thomas, Philadelphia coal
Schr Congress, Bailey, Baltimore
| NEW York, May 7-Arrd, steamer Roanoke
| Richmond Sailed, steamer City of Norfolk Rich
| mond
| PHILADELPHIA May 6-Arrd steamer Pennsyl
vania, Baymore Richmond
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ETTIGRANT PASSAGE AND REMIT.
LANCE AGENCY.


LISHED SWALLOW TAIL LINE
OF London and Liverpool Packets,
(GRIENELL, MlNTURN CO, OWNERSo
- The undersigned are sole Agents -
2gA,for the sale of passages in the above -
line, composed of the following first class Ships:
New World, Queen of the West, Constitution,
Liverpool. Ashburten, Albert Gallatn Constantine,
Patrick Henry, American Congress, Cornelius
Grnnell, Independence, Yorktown, Prince Albert,
Sir Robert Peel, London.
For the accommodation of enligrants, and to
protect them from any imposition we will direct
SIGHT DRAFTS
On Edwards, Sanford g. Co.. London, for any
amount, from 3 upwards payable at any bank In
the United Kingdom without discount
Irishmen wishing to send money TO their
friends, or bring them out from the I" old country,
will find our Drafts and Passages the most reliable
means.
ADAMS g. CO., No. S. 14th street
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ECONOMY is WEALTH.-FRANKI,IN
~ CLOTHING STORE.-The subscribers, Mer.
chant Tailors would respectfully inform The citizens
OF Richmond and its vicinity that they have estab.
lished, at No. 81 Main Street. Richmond
Va, branch of their Philadelphia Clothing Ware
house where they now have ready fer inspection
one OF the largest and most superior stocks oReady
Made Clothing in the city ofRichmond, of the very
best materials and workmanship, which we will
sell from 20 to IS per cent less than any other es
tablishment in the city.
Also, large stock of gentlemen'S furnishing
Goods, such as Shirts, Collars, Cravats Pocket
Handkerchiets, Gloves, Suspenders, &c
r. DECOU g. CO.
ap l6-d3m No 1872 Main street
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THIRD SUPPLY OF NEW AND RE.
MARKARIY CHEAP GOODS FOR THI5

i MAKkABLf CHEAT GUUUs TUA = 1t
SEAsoE-Come, see, and be convinced OF me
immense bargains we are selling at No 1873 Broad
street Opening this morning and daring the week'
al cases new Gods adapted to the present season,
direct from the Northern auctions, and which were
only bought account OF hsr ben sy 90 esna On
rs before purchasing elsewhere. Look a. this
raal French Bingham, in all colors 10 cert only
rich colorcd Bareges only 90 cents, worth 81 80
- paTege de LANES very low; and great
NAM stber Goods too numerous to mention, win
ha n}ered at the lowest possible prices. Persons
purchasing by the piece or the dozen, VIII 90 "eii
~ '" J. MLLHTSER & BROTHER,
1913 Broad street.
ON GRAPE SHAWLS at reduced prices.
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xt-<@SA DIRECT Line FROM

x-~sAsA DIRECT LINE ron
&SEESssMNx GREENSBORO, N. C., TO RICH.
MONO AND PETERSBURG, VA.-On and after
the first day of April, 1882. there will be line of
Four Horse Post Coaches, direct from Greensboro,
N. C. to BurkeviiIe, Va, via Danville, Halifax Fl
aud Charlotte H. to Burkeville where they ron.
meet with the Richmond and'Danville Railroad, and
also with the South Side Railroad from that place
to Petersburg.
This line will run regularly three times week,
leaving Richmond and Petersburg at u o'clock, A
M, every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, and ar
rive in Greensboro the second day, at 81 An.
cave Greensboro every Tuesday, Thursday, and
Saturday at 8 A M, ard arrive in Richmond and
Petersburg secondary at Ii P NJ.
Fare through from Greensboro to Richmond or
Petersburg; Sl2
Passengers by this line will go through without
delay. The line connects with the ynchburg and
Danville line of coaches al the latter town.
J HOLDERBY g. co.
an Io-2m p FI,AGG e. co