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De divers tltoysns, dams Il voisinags du mar
che Annonciation, SO plaignant de retat DIES
iues du yoisinags; de- divers proprietaires de La
rue Fulton, Gamandant Reinforcement du CON
trat Peffet de planoheier Ia dits rue, ct autres
authorizations divers propri6taires de 10 rue
Tchoupitoulas Sc plaignant que Ia dite rue est
entravee avec des pierres pavage, Sc; de
Thomas Hynes, demandant IN nouyeau delai
pour terminer son contrat.-- Lues OF referees
au comite DIES rues ct debarcaderes
De Thos Clarke, faisant SAVIOR qti'un ex-
yoyer lui await donne Palignement sur lequel il
devait faire construire sa propriete. mais quill
etc change, ct QUEEN consequence il est force
de changer So maison ct SEES .barrieres de place,
ct demandant que celia soft fait aux frais dc la
ville.--Lue ct referee au comite judiciaire.
Une petition do Jean Coastal, demandant q
etre exenpte de payer une lioence pour rannee
courante, est lue ct deposee sur 10 bureau, sun
motion de M, Place
Une petition de Nathan McCann, faisant sa-
yoir quill etc illGgalement arrate ct mis- d
ramende, &c., ct demandant que Ia dit amende
lui soft remise, ayant etc lue--
an, Hermann en- demande lie depot sur lie bu-
reau, CO qui est rejete.
NJ. Summers demande qu'elle soft referee au
comite judiciaire, ce qui prevaut.
Une plainte de divers citoyens, demandant
qu'on renyoie lie depute -commissaire DIES rues
Williams, ayant etc lue--- .
M. Place en- demande lie depot sur lie bureau
ce qui est rejete. ~
Sur motion de NJ. Stetson. ellie est referee au
comite DIES rues ct debarcaderes. Z,
Uhe.p petition de M. E. Petin, demandant ru-
sage de la place Lafayette, lie rs du courant,
pour, une ascension en- ballon, est lue ct deposee
sur lie bureau, sur motion de M. Ramos
NJ. Summers propose de reconsiderer la reso-
luton accordant rusage de la place Lafayette,
pour une ascension en- ballon, ct passee la der
Mere seance.-- &c qui est rejete par lie vote
suivant
QUINN Bailey, Forbes, Leeds, Nixon,
Philbrick, Place, Stetson ct Summers.
Non.--MM. Andrews, Burthe, Derbss, Dol
honde, Hermann, Mackey, Ramos, Relf, Shaw,
Sykes Watkins ct Wilson -12. 5
M. Forbes demande une suspension des regle-
ments pour prendre en- consideration Ia resolu-
ton presentee 10 Is septembre dernier, fxant les
salaries DIES eommissaires des marches, ee qui
est rejete.
NJ. Derbes demande Procurement, &c qui est
rejete par lie vote suivant
Oui, - MN Burthe, Derbes, Dolhonde, Heer-
mann, Mackey, Relf, Summers ct Wilson B.
Non NM. Andrews, Bailey, Forbes, Leeds,
Nixn, Phibrick, Place, Ramos, Shaw. Stetson,
Sykes ct Watkins IL.
Sur motion de NJ Hermann, Ia conduite de
NJ. Stetson, en- prohibant fusage de la place
Lafayette d E. Petin, pour faire une ascen-
sion en- hallon, dimanehe dernier, 10 dueourant,
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erssen, stetscn, Summers, Sykes, Wstlzins VIII
sonset Wilt. -2l Non NJ. Shaw, !.
L'appel nominal reclaIne sur adoption de III
seconde Resolution, donne le resultat suivant
Ouis NM Andrews, Bailey, Burthe, Dsrhes.
Forbes, Hermann, Leeds, Mackey, Nice ormack,
Sykes, Watkius. Wilson ct Wiltz-19.
Non.--MM. Dolhonde, Place ct Stevenson.
Consgquemment, Ia motion de M. Leeds pre-
vault, ct les dites resolutions sont adoptees.
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La resolution allouant $93 so b Thos Hines.
Est lue ct referee au comite de Finances.

I@u 1tSoluTiUu dllouduU SroO fpU a. lIoS I7lueS--
Est lue ct referee au c0mite de Finances.
La resolution referant un comite de confe-
renee 10 petition au sujet dun chemin a cou-
lisses dams la Vile
1T Ia resolution nommant les JUICES ct greffiers
de Telection pour Gouyerneur ct autres officers
de fEtat ct fixant les polls ~
Sont lues deux fois, sur dispense des regls-
ments, ct sanctionnees.
i Laresolution suivante, sur dispense DIES regle-
ments, est lue deux fois ct sanetionnee unanime-
ment, sur dispense des Regiments;
Resolu que lie Contr6leur vende Pencan, au
rabais, apres dix jours davis, ct pour compile
de Robert. Hamilton. lie premier acheteur, lie
oontrat pour Ia construction dune, case pompe
pour la compagnie No s, conformement au plan
ct aux specifications enregistres au, bureau du
Voyer.
Les reglements etant suspendus M. Leeds
presente les resolutions suivantes-- qui sont
lues une seconde fois-- ct en- demande radop-
ton.
Resolu que lie tresorier pale. sur lie mandat
du ConT6leur, a John McVittie, la somme de
douse cent quatre-vingt- ,piastres, pour les
PREPARATIONS faites par lui, aux maisons d'eeoles
louees bail, dams lie Second District LIE dit
montant deyant etre Pave sur appropriation
annuelle DIES ecoles publiaues
Resolu que le Tresorier pale, sur lie mandat
du Contr6leur. John Movittie, la somnle de
deux mile deux cent cinquante.sept piastres ct
trente cents, pour les reparations faites a la
propriete occupee par les Ecoles Publiqnes du
second District, ct appartenant . 10 vile.
La question Giant diyisee, sur motion de M 2
Derbes, Fappel nominal est reclarae sur Padop-
ton dc la premiere resolution, ct donnc lie result
tat suivant =
81 Owl MN. Andrews, Bailey, Burthe, Derbes,
u ~ pnde. Forbes, Hermann, Leeds, Mackey,
H1etornack, Nixon, Place, Ramos, Relf, Slew
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kKUGS, MEUICINES, PEKFUMEKY, ETC,
Thesubscribe would respectfully call attention Of Plene
bis recently stock comprising every
GENUINE would pacrsrae The ioiowipr
Wat English Quinine HowaIds Blue Maaa yd Potass Iorphe
all the preparations of Cod Liver Ggnuin Phosphate Of
sssrels pnre Honey, etc, etc. TE06, BANEIE we
saa'r rr"ss'.s A-r.Naesvv nrra s1sirasss.
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Sur motion de NJ Hermann, Ia conduite de
N. Stetson, en- prohibant rusage de la place
Lafayette d E. Petin, pour faire une ascen.
sion en- ballon, dimanehe dernier, 10 dueourant,
est soutenue ct approuvee. Ft
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~ n,xo ,f,n September le 1e45
more since was attacked with
%nen iss,sea ne common remedies parsgore
Cherry and Tar relieved me doses and tras u
entirely cured me- My mother WHO'S troubled with
nas oeen taking squl and paregoe ha ben
medicine for few days hsr copeb nj
had as before sho taking H. sA Ii "o' haf y
ss,- Cal, h,.,,,. THOMAS MILLAR, al Racssreo,
and W snG retail BY the General Agents for the
. ""'''i !" vi iei chartres ST.. Hsw0rleans,
ord npan IA Nm
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lady. who shall he nameless, was Al the
representation OF Merope, and did not shed q
tear. Every body was surprised. Perceiy;ne
which the lady said, Il could indeed have
per- " sup
Madame de Talmont, seeing M. de Ricbet
teu, instead Of iavshing attention on herself
paying court 10 Madame de Bronze. a yerv
pretty woman without the ,ieast mind, said 10
him, Marshal, you are not blind, but believe
you little deaf
'You must fatter or frighten,' said Nj.
the interest or the self love of men. Men
are asses or monkeys, who onIyjump for nuts.
or skip about in fear of the whip
l. Eclure used to elate, that when quite a
young man, and without fortune, arriving at
Luneville, he obtained the place of dentist to
hng otanislas on The very day on which the
King lost his last tooth.
E1in reading the memoirs of the time of Louis
XIV, one finds in the bad company of that
day something that IS wanting in the good of
the present.
From a thousand Characteristic traits which
l have heard related, am sure that if apes
had the talent OF parrots they would be made
ministers Of state.
When one wishes TO learn to please in the
world, one must be resigned to be taught many
things which one very we'll knows, by people
Ignorant OF them.
No one has more enemies in this world than
an upright, proud and sensible man, disposed
TO take persons and things for " hat they really
are, and not for what they are not.
A man in love is man who wishes to be
more amiable and agreeable than he can be,
and this is the reason why almost all men in
love are ridiculous.
On the death of Louis XIV. courier said,
We'll, well, after the death ofthe king, l really
can believe anything
A lady aged 80, said to Fontenelle at 90,
Death has forgotten u.s. Silence! not a
word said Fontenelle, placing his finger upon
his mouth.
EDuclos, not TO profane the name of Romans,
in speaking ofmodern Romans used to say an
Italian OF Rome.
MY enemies can do nothing against me,
said d.; they cannot deprive me the faculty
OF lhnking.rightly or acting WE'LL
'You yawn,' said a lady to her husband
My dearfriend," said the husband, "husband
and wife are but one, and when | am alone
become weary.
After he had learned the details of the bat
lie of Families, Louis XIV. exclaimed, God
Almighty has then forgotten all that | have
done for him.
Men fear to show themselves as occupied
with little things, though these little things
are very important to the success of the great,
est affair.
man oftalent is lost if he does not join TO
talent energy of character. With the lam
tern of Diogenes you should also have his
stick.
Society is composed of two great classes,
those who have more dinners than appette.,
and those who have more appetite than din.
ners.
People give ten guiena dinners 10 entertain
those for whose good digestion ofthe expensive
dinner they would not give groat.
The friendship of the court may be com
pared to the faith of foxes and the society Of
wolves.
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THE METROPOLITAN STORE, NO

II
l. Isl, MAIN STREET, BELOW l2TH.-The
subscribers respectfully announce TO the citizens of
Richmond and vicinity, that on Thursdsy Oct. 1st,
they will open large and well seleced stock Of rich
and seasonable Dry Goods. Our assortment has
been purchased with special reference to the
of this community, and comprises extensive va
fiety of elegant goods; such as the best quality of
Black and Figured Silks, Brocades, Satns, Velvets,
Embroideries and rich Dress Trimmings together
with every style OF goods required by house keep.
ers, and a much larger assortment than is usually
to be found
Our method of conducting business will be the
straightforward. honorable stem of offering all
goods at the lopes possible price, thereby giving
to all an equal advantage, and saving both to the
buyer and seller, the disagreeabe necessity ofspend
ing much time and many words, before an article
can be obtained of fair rate Being connected with
importers in New York, save profit, paid By
others to the wholesale dealers, OF which Wa
determined to give our customers the benefit We
shal make o promises which We cannot fulfil, and
every article will be found of the QUALITY, STYLE
and PRICE advertised. We have styled our estab.
isbment the Metropolitan Store, because we
intend 10 offer our customers the best and most de-
sirablc Goods, and to deal with them in such maD
ner and to offer them such bargains. they can OBJ
tain only at the great metropolis, New York. and
sfter fair trial. we willing to abide by their de-
ci,ion, WIN ther not we deserve the name.
We therefore invite all who wish to obtain desi.
rabs goods at uery osc prices. to give US an early
call at the Metropolitan Store.
Sc 22-6t WILCOX & BE IT'S.
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l. ask a call from the Ladies wishing something
really prime, in the style of Morocco Buskins and
MorOcco Laeo Boots or Goat Buskins and Goat
Lace Boots; also for Misses School and Dress
walking Shoes, of Morocco and Goat Lace Boots
These were all made by my direction for my retail
sa'es, and may be depended upon a. the best.
Recollect, at the sign of the Boot, No 43 Main
street. just below City Hotel opposite side, at
Sc IL WALSH'S
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NES5-Our large and convenient sIoTe, be-
sides being pleasant place for our patrons,
enables rs to keep such q variety of styles
and qualities, as will suit the tastes and wants of
all VINO may need b s0ss, Shoes or Trunks,
OF any description, and to sell them at the lowest
possible rates.
Our assortment enables US to supply family,
whatever they may require, from the most tasteful
article for lady or gentleman to the cheapest and
most substantial for servants, and when several ar
tices are wanted we make it rule to put them at
liberal discount, which Is both saving OF money
weekly, by express and Steamers fresh supplies of
seasonablc goods, being determined that "The La.
dies Saloon" 73 Main street. shall be as celebrated
for good articles at moderate prices as it 10 for its
beauty, extent and general convenience.
WHITE g. PAGE,
eel doors below Dooley's Hat store
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.Fesi proprietor requesting NJ. de VIII
'Fu'e The pages of The privilege OF the
. said, Observe, Moaseigneur, that
'ysges make u volume
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ATEST NRWS RpOnr -------
- DOUBLE BARRELED ems, 1UrE:- N,
BAKKELED GUNsi i-Just received' 4, ,uOubLE BIZ
Europe, the most splendid lot Of nnnn1. .sgc. ron
pnsi sinsis ssrrsiea Cum, Psre..sisa Can: ana
description, which win be sold q verv vsy Every
prices. A t Ao3aced
Having been to England myself, making Al, ~.
purchases direct from the manufacturer for casb
and being desrous Of doing large business in ths
er, at my Cheap Cash Store. No 90 Main street
Richmond, Va HENRY HYNAN,
Importer of Guns nnd Wstches,
Next door to John N. Gordon's Grocery store
Sportsmen are respectfully invited to call and ex
anime the new Patent, and latest Improved Double
Barrelee Gun, just received from England.
1 hoeral discount will be made to Whole
sale dealers and Country Merchants
Don't forget that it is No. sc, Main street" Rich
mond, Va. se.7
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country in which il is always me-
~ 1iaplay ones vices, and always
~. ~ disclose one virtues.
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NEW FALL GOODS.

NEW FALL GOODS.
THOMAS ID. QUARLES has received, by
Il the latest arrivals, a new and choice selection
Of Foreign, Fancy and Domestic Dry
special attention of the public.
His assortment of Dress Goods is large and
handsome, embracing the latest and most fashiona
BILE styles also, fine stock OF Goods tor gentle
MEMS boys and servants wear
His stock has been selected with great care, and
he feels confident that his GOODS and PRICES
will give satisfaction.
Sc l3-eo2w* 229 Broad Street.
NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
DREEDEN & FOX have received by the
Dsyarious arrivals their full stock of Fall and
Winter Goods, embracing the largest and most at
trdciUe assortm enI of French, English and Ameri-
can fabrics ever exhibited by them. Among which
are
French Printed nelaines and cashmeres
English and American do
Plain, French and English Merinos
Plain French Delanes and Chalies
Plain and Figured Dres. silk., very cheap
Extra Brocade and Fiounced do
Handsome Plaid Spun Silks
Plain Black Silks, large stock
Mourning Goods in great variety
Small Plaid Mouslines and Cashmeres for chill
dren
Sleeves, Collars and Chemisettes, elegantly
worked
French Embroidered Skirts
Every variety OF French, English and American
Prints
Manche ster Scotch and American Gnehams
With full stock OF Cotton Woollen and Linen
Goods tor Mems, Beys and Servants wear, to all
OF which they invite the attention of their town and
country friends ana the public assuring them Goods
at exceedingly low prices
Sc 30 3taw3w 2I7 Broad Street.
IARPETs, RUGS, &c.-We respectfully
~ call the attention Of our friends and the public
to cur verv cheap and handsome assortment OF
Brussels, Tape stry, Three Ply and Ingram CAR
PETlHG, Printed Booking and Rugs, just received
by BREEDEN o. FOX
sc 20-3taw3w 2l7 Brosd street
~ MEETING AT SLASH
COTIAGE.-A prOtracted meeting OF the eaptist
Association will commence at the slash Cottage, IN
Hanover, on Sunday, l2th instant, and continue
throughout the week, if not longer.
On every day of its session, except on Sunday an
extra train will return to Richmond about sun sell
thus enabling persons who n.y desire to attend the
opportunity ofiaxing the mail train in The morning
and return to Richmond at pleasant hour ln the
afternoon. THOMAS SHARP,
superintendent
PS-Fsre for the round trip 81.
Once Richmond, Fred'g & p. Il. X. Co.,
Richmond, Sept. 7th, ls52. )
Sc It's
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COO REWARD.-Ran away from the Medi.

COO REWARD.-Ran away from the Medi.
the 2Oth September. Negro Man named
ROBERT. He is about feet ii inches nigh, quite
black and is supposed to be about thirty years OF
age There is no visible mark recollected. He has
had the email pox, which shew very plain on his
face
He was under treatment at the College tor
Syphilis which can be discovered on first sight,
Particularly on his hands
1t is thought he will endeavor to procure free
papers, and will embark at once tor some distant
bort. hereby forSarn all persons. captains of
steamers and other vessels, railroad cars, &C., from
passing him under any prAtense whatever. Will
pay the above rewsrd, $40, to any person who will
deliver him to me in Richmond, or si5 If confined
in any jail so that get him again.
se 32-6,* GEO. A. HUNDLEY.
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FOR RENT

a FOR RENT, and immedi ,te possession
q given, House and Lot in Warwick's Row on
End street. Apply to
Sc 95 JAMES NJ TAYIOR
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HTOOD, COKE AND C1AL.aTns sub
w serber i prepares % m Inlsn WooD - Town
Yard Al Dsaville Depot-ofice on Pearl street.
o,assite Alhambra Hotel, and Immediately under
Massrs Toler a Cook. All orders leit Mr. E Wool ,,,
fIlk's Grocery, on, Broad street. dermeriy Euis2
viii be attended irnmediaeiy
Lump Coal % per load. .,o..s roSrrp
ty -3m inOM 16 rOo- L-e.
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nv TU RAILKUAU CUNTRACTUhS,
lii Planters, and all persons who have negroes
to furnish with HATS Il have now iE store and
for sac, at unprecedentedly low prices, five hun.
dred dozen $500 DOZEN black, brown and drab wsof
Hats, of every grade and quality, to v hich l re.
speclfully invite the attention of purchasers.
JNO. THOMPSON,
Sc % 81 Main street. Richmond. Va
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= AND CUNIHACTURS.
The subscriber has on hand large stock OF Bro.
gans, of his own manufacture; they are made
very heavy and stroas, both black and ruseett,
bound and unbound suitable for Plantations and
Railroad purposes, to which would most respect.
fully call the attention of all in want, they will be
sold as low as at any ether house in the city.
ALEXANDER HILL,
seq No 127 Main aireek Richmond Va
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. y tne naue ot Harrison, a black
~ stabbed on Saturday week, by q
Ord Fielding Harvey, at Snickersville,
.Hiy. Mr.. Harrison died on Monday
iae effrcts of his wounds. Dir. Har-
I Hployed by MIR. II. in his shop, and
a,ty occurring in the settlement OF
lpis, Mr.. ii. struck Harvey several
oIIared him, when Harvey stabbed
The side. Harvey has been COM
g county jail. His case will be
'- L the October court.
LeesLurg Washinet0aiGn.
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Office Vs. Central Railroad Company,
RICHMOND Sep ember 23rd, 1852. )
NOTICE.-The l7th Annual Meeting of the
~ Stockholders of the Virginia Central Railroad
Company will be held at Richmond in the Ex-
change Concert Room, on FRIDAY, the 29th Octo-
Der, 1852 at o'clock, P. NJ. ---.--.---
sc 24-dt29O J. GARRETT. Secretary
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X. FRANCE d co.,
SUCCESSORS OF +. NORRIS & CO.,
Main Street. Richmond, Va.
Schemes for september, 1852.
BRILLIANT SCHEME
$4,000, 90 of 5000, 90 of 1000.
Susquehanna Lottery Glass 40, to be drawn In
Baltimore, Wednesday, September 29th 1852. IS
numbers 10 drawn
l $4,000 20 OF. $1,000
90 of...... 5,0o0 20 of.- 500
Tickets SlU, halves s. quarters so.
~ Orders for Tickets any OF the Maryland
Lotteries will meet the mist prompt and confiden.
tialattention, if addressed to R. FRANCE g. CO..
Managers, OF to c. w. PURCELL,
au z6 Richmond, Va
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11yO sPOkTsAIEN.-We have just received
i lot OF Hunting ssts, TO which we would
invite attention Of spoi ,smen They are made
oter the Enaiish style oi material best adapted to
uss, consai. ing ample pockets for game and shoot
inc apparatus. Nowis isa hunting season Come
in and supply yourselves with this almost indis-
pensable convenience.
HENRY sHAFER 4 CO,
ae9I Corner Nam and l4th streets
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nAILY LINE TO BUCHANA IN
l. Less THAN TWO DAYS. BY CENTRAL
RAiIROAD-ALSO DAILY BY NATUR Al
BRIDGE TO WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.
Leave Richmond daily at half past 6, n, to staun
ton by night; second day to Buchanan BY D. A.
On the return, leave Buchanan at o'clock q,
arrive al Richmond next day to dinner By half past
1 o clock, P M.
This makes daily line via Natural Bridge TO the
White Sulphur Springs.
Fare from Richmond to Buchanan
do do Richmond to White sulphur, via -
Natural Bridge. ~
aus 4. II. GILL, superintendent.
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,io woman, belonging TO George Nj.
D., Of Polk county. Tenn, killed four
i'dren, by cutting their throats, while
.r as'eep, on Thursday night, the Cd
b. laen put an end to her own exist
cutting her throat. Her master
40 cause for the horrid act, unless
'ne heard him speak of selling her
o. her children, and keeping the oths
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. TENEMENTS FOR RENT.-Two
II wood Tenements On French Garden Hill. con.
tain,ng three rooms each. with the u.ual conve
niences. Rent S5 per month
TOLER e. COOK.
se 20 General Agents
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20. No 10 Main at, opposite Eagle Square

LSALL IMPOkTATIONs.-C CHRISTIAN
Il & LATHkOP are receiving direct from the
manufacturers, per ship james Setmith, Winfield
scott ana steamers, splendid assortment Of
Tapestry, Velvet and Brussels CarpetiDg
Three Z bread anc Ingram do
Super Plaid, Dutch and Twilled Venetian 90
Rich Velvet Rugs of new designs
These Goods are from the most celebrated Eng
lish manufacturers and cannot be surpassed in
beauty and design.
ALSO,
Rugs, Door Mats, Printed Druggeis, Floor
Cloths
Floor Oil Cloths, rich Satin de LANES and De-
MASKS for curtains
Marseiiles Quilts, Dimities
Linen Sheetings and Pilow-Case Linens
Irish Linens, Super Bed Blankets, some very
fine
Together with q genera. assortment Of the best
class of Dry Goods suited to family trade.
Those who want good Goods, as low as they can
be purchased in the U0ited ssates win please give
US a call.
Sc 25 CHRISTIAN Il LATHROP.
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u supply consumers with Anthracite and Bifumi
nous Coal. Coke, and Wood. at current price,, ana
solicit orders from my friends and the public
SAMUEL r HAYES,
na-3m North side the Basin1 /
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HRESH BUTTER.-Just received, q tew pots
+ very fine fresh Butter from fhs country Aiss,
lew boxes fresh ground Coffee IN ss're' LOT ss'e
by GRO urppryc
sc l6 uEO' - 01An AnA"es
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DOCKS, STATIONEkH AND MUSIC,
ID 157 Broad Strest.-HARROLD d MUIR.
RAY are now receiving very full supply of Books
Stationery, and Music, fer the Fall and Winter
trade, which they determined 10 sell a, low as
they possibly can be purchased any where in the
city.
They respectfully invite their city and country
friends to give them call, promising to give salts
faction
Teachers and Schools will be supplied at very
liberal discount.
New Music received every week. sells