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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-01
In favor of the Aras'ia...

shortest western passage syer made by any Of the
Collins steamers BY the Baltic IN nine days and four
teen hours In favor Of Collins: 10 hours and As ,ut.s
Those who have made BETS however, the Arctic and
arabia easily settle their wagers. The Arabia is
ahead beautifully eharmngiy delightfully."-, ars hope
the Epglishmen and Scotchmen now in town win keep
themselves as quiet circumstances will pen.it the
following list Of short of any IN cAv Them
We shall be repaid for its publication
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The Arabia nps' - -.
point. Me- :, ol 121s P.N 10 5s<
Ap .sty it again. Inside of ton days il ths
.ning less
rews by the Arabia extends from Wednesday even
ing may 10 to opening Of business Saturday morning
2lss The news is no; Of much Importance either COM
nercially politically
Inc humboldt, Capt Iinea arrived Oft Cowes on We'd
nesoay night Nay S, landed her mails and passenger,
and proceeded On her voyage to Hayre.
The following il a list of the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-01
A VETO COMING.

A VETO COMING.
ALBANY May 81, 1853.
Theveto will be sent tomorrow against the bill extend
ing the basis of bank circulation.
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Cotton showed an advance of lied on middlino and
better qualities. BreadstuTs kept up without much
charge.
Lord John Russell stated that the Emperor of China had
afpled for aid England 5 that mo orders had been
9iuen interfere IN the ioar, except for the protection of Bri
tish property.
Ernest Schwender, U s. Consul at Frankfort on the
Maine, died May 9th, in his Soth year.
No bills are in future to bs placarded in Paris with
out riss frona the police
The Dutch elections are unfavorable to the Roman
Catholic party as far as heard srom.
1t is fad the reigning Duke Of Aenburg intends abdi
atiBe in favor Of his SON.
Rigorous to be adopted in Prussia against
the Mormons.
The Belgian marriages thus arranged BY gossip
The Emperor Of Austria to marry the Princess Charlotte
of Belgium King Leopold of Belgium to marry the Aus.
tran Princess Of Modena, and the Duke of Brabant his
son, to espouse Of the other Archduchesses.
The London Post of Goth ult publishes second edi.
tion declaring positively that the Russian legation at
Paris had received intmaton stom Constantnople
later than the 7h that the reply Of the Porte was to be
given the 10th, and that there truth in the
statement that the Porte had already acceded to
NepschkoG's demands.
The Lower House of Parliament had assembled in Lon
don.
The report Of the Committee Ways and Means was
adopted, and bill ordered to be founded thereon
The Custom Acts report had been approved of also so
that the budget Of Mr. Gladstone almost certain of
triumph.
The future government Of India will be considered bv
ministers.
The Income Tax bill had been read second time the
opposition reserving their force for the third reading
Sir Wood stated that the Governor General of India
had annexed Pegu by order Of the Home Department. in
lieu Of war con- pensation.
Lord Dudley Stuart had given notice that he would
ask information relative to the expulsion Of political
refugees from Turkey At the dicaon Of Austria and
Russia
A bill directed against nupneres had been introduced
The directors Of the York and Midland Railway Com
pany had verdict Of mansaughter returned against
them account Of the death Of two men by an acc
dent their line. One of tho deceased had been
ming the train but the jury held he the servant Of
the company and that they wore guilty.
1t Is stated that Captain Gordon, Of the American liner
Albert, died suddenly on the 18th ult. |
A Crystal Palace is to be built at Glasgow. l
The French corvette Prudente had sailed from valpa
raso for Guayaquil It il rumored In London that she
was to demand satisfaction for insult to the French
sri nv the government.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-26
ARRIVALS Ar ThE PRINCIPAL nuTELS
YESTERDAY

4 COLUMBIAN IIOTEI.-D Frary, Boston; C IL
Buius, New Kent; Avis, Goochlald; Joel Strong,
N c; Geo vs. Blair, w e Hampton, T Hampton,
Missouri; ] C Moore. Amelia; Geo Langley, Old
Point: Moore, Tennessee; w L Dabney, HRuo-
vor. r ! III Waggoner Beaver Dam Depot; ] w
Mackery, Boydton; T Cannon, Philadelphia; 8
Ford, Manchester; John Dickinson. Petersburg.
CITY HoTEL:--G Kwsli, W Hutton, York;
L NJ sharpiey, Lsne, Terpsehoresn M,nstrels;
child, ST Louis r J Lewis, J Tabb. Portsmouth; ii
L Kendall, Richmond; w D Randolph, Hampton; A
D Collins, Z Andrews, Warwick; A Allen. Texas;
j " y earnans 5 C Boudail Hanover; W Newman,
Z Webb, J Coz = Harrington, d King. s
Alien, r Morris, W W Burke, Braunan, Z Odel!,
Richmond; W II Thompson Hauover; J Robinson
N Y; II J Lee and lady, Miss Lee, Mrs Madison and
sgt Ala Shaip ppp sRt GhnPRsl, NC Leqg
I Dunn. CHESTERFIELD Col J Ii Hamilton, {; J Mi
| nor, Fredericksburg; Backord Lyuchbura; DR. J
Fl Metsert, DIR T. IL Poindexter, L + Gatewood, Heu-
AMERICAN HOTEL.-Mrs Armstrong, Va: Miss
| A Armstrong, do; Carter, Jr, Prince William; w
| II Gage, \; Mrs Jersey, Louisiana; J II Collins,
NY; 4 T Walker, Lynchburg; W b Parrisen, Pc.
l tersburg Reynolds, Miss; S $ Moore Alhe,nsrfe:
| Miss Moore, do; s NJ Bicson, Niles ] HAYES
Richmond Chamberlaync, Henrico; NJ ri
| Brown, N Y; Jas Williams, Rochester; C. Chad
| wick Henrico; r Davis, WILLIAMSBURG: l. Ian.
dis, Sussex; Furman, Norfolk; w James and
| lady, Washington; Mrs w Taylor aud Miss A Fox,
/ F. Westcott, Columbia; w Compton Wheeling L
| & Carney, PoWhatan h Freeman, Henrico; A
Spencer, New York. ID Crane, Mobile; Miss Mil.
| Ter, do; 4 II Pendleton, Va.
| EXCHANGE HOTEL.-G ] Luckie and lady
| Miss Jones Mrs J G Bower, Louisiana; Thomas
Stamps, Florida III Scott, Hardy; DIR Archer,
Texas; Mrs Washington, IL Harrison, Virginia;
| W Glenn, Baltimore; Geo Blow, jr, Norfolk
Ihos ScreFens Georgia; Jas C Hunt John D
| Harvey. Lynchburg; NJ L Alexander, Allegheny
| DIR Croghena, w T Sutherland Danville; VIM W
| Cole, Stokesville, c; Jas Vaughan, Amelia
| Rev John Long, Miss Purcival, Lynchburg; sta
pies, jr, Patrick; DR. Atkinson, Danville; Thomas
7 Jones, jones' Alabama; + A Bates, T w
Reaves, $; B Tate, Hanover; A A Marshall
Fauquier w M Mathews. Philadelphia; De Bar
| ry, York; Thomas II Wright and 3 ladies, Will
| ulington. N c; Thos Philips, John II Eaton, Phi
ladelphia; L Goushcr, York; w T Campbell
Va; Err L Shields. Cumberland; q L Brown s
Carolina; Thos K Markham, Ficksburg; Ham
bleton. Columbia; Thos Brown, Mrs Archer, Mics
Brown. Mrs Garrett, child and servant Florida; w
Il Harden, Petersburg; Gen Jno Cooke, Fluvanua
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A CUE AND FEVER of three wears

"A standing cured by CARRIERS SPANISH MIX
TURE.-I hereby certify that for three years l suf
fered with Ague and Fever of the description;
greater portion of the time had chils twice day.
and rarely day passed without at least chill =
of the tones advertised; took large quantities
of Quniue, and in fact ali the remedies used in such
cases, but without any permanent effect. At last
friend suggested CarteT's Spanish Mixture. pro-
cured two botes, commenced its use, aud in day or
two my strength began to return. | missed my usual
chill. and before bottle and half exhausted
nv chills had gone, my feyers all subdued and
to this day, most happy say, have never had
return of either chiils fever. consider Carter's
Spanish Mixture public blessing the greatest of
all remedies for like mine, aud the only tonic
worthy the name. JOHN LONGDEE,
Beaver Dam, Hanover county, Richmond.
Virginia.
BENNETT BEERS, Druggists,
Mat D.
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OREAT BARGAINS AT THE FRANK.

II
" LIN CLOTHING STORE, NO. SO, MAIN ST
RICHMOND, VA.-We have Just received large
and complete stock of Ready Made Clothing suitable
ceive large additions weekly, per steamers Virginia
and Pennsylvania, from our mandatory in Phiade-
pha. Persons wishing to bug will always have large
and fresh stock to select from. Also, large and well
selected stock OF Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods al
ways on hand. Also, Umbrellas. Our plan of ope-
ration is, large sales and small profits
r. DECOu & CO.,
23-Sm No. NJ Main
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i FATAL AxrRAy.-On Friday last, an Ir,sbn,s /,
named Michael flanagan visited the house OF jail n
Owens. another irishman. In this place. aud asked
for come liquor. This was refused, and seuis,..
eusued between Flanagan and Mrs. Owens VINO
was 10 90 advanced stage OF pregnancy. During
the night Mrs. Owens was eon6ned. and died :,
giving birrh 10 9 dead infant. An inquest WASHED
upon the body, and found verdict against FIs1 :.
gao. who was arrested and committed 20 jall,~.
Rairmotu Reynb.
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MORE THAN GOLD TO THE SICK.
Nl From one Of the most respectable Druggisfs in


CHARLESTON S. c., Sept q, 1853.
Messrs. Mortimer Mo,obvoy The sale of your
Hampton's Vegetable Tincture is increasing every
day. and every bottle sold recommends this valuable
medicine to the ahilcted Several of our planters
cess, and getting it by half dozens 1t has been
found to be the greatest remedy for Rheumatic AZ
fections and wonderful cure has been performed
a negro boy suffering by Fits. will furnish you
with a number of certificates If you wish them.
Please send me, soon as possible, supply of the
i'n'''ie' an' sen''e'nen' yours w. q. rRoTr.
Hundreds in this city will bear same testimony
Delicate females and children will lind this great
fula, &C. MORTIMER & M0WBRAY,
240 Baltimore street.
CURE OF COUGHS VERTIGO, RHEUMA-
TISM.-Cure Of the venerable DIR Dunns son, of the
city of Baltimore, man well known. and whose tes-
timony adds to the triumph Of HAMPTON'S VEGE-
BALTIMORE, February 9, 1852
Messrs Mortimer 4 Moscbray--Gentlemen 1t Ia
with real pleasure that | am able to attest to the
general healing aud curative powers of DR.. Hamp-
toms Vegetable Tincture. Some time during last
November was taken with very bad aud serious
cough. was advised to take Cod Liver OIL and did
So but getting no better. was induced to try your
Tincture-I got bottle, and before had takentt
all, my cough left me- Permit me also TO state, that
for the last fifteen years have suffered very much
from acute Rheumatism and Vertigo combining ST
times to my bed. am fully convinced that owe
my present good health to the use ofthe Tincture,
You ara, my friends, at liberty to use this as you
may think proper, and believe me,
Yours, very respectfully, @. DUEAN.
n. b.-I can be seen at any time at the Mayors
office. G. D.
Delicate females and children viii find this great
blessing. 1t has restored thousands to health.
HAMPTON,S VEGETABLE TINCTURE-Csn
and get pam hlets gratis with history of discovery OF
this wondefu' Blood Purifier, and see certificates 81
our own citizens. OF Rheumatism, Dyspepsia, Scro-
fula, Liver Complaint, General Weakness Nervous.
ness, &c. &c.
Sold by o. A. STRECKER, Richmond; JONES
CO. ROBERTSON. WILSON AIFRIFD Pe
tersbnre; DR.. COOKE, Fredericksbure; MORTIMER
\ MoWBRAY, Baltimore, and By Druggists every
where.
w-Sl per bottle; 6 bottles for S. ocl1
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P. spILLnAE. ;,
OCTOBER Doth. Is5a--1r-e -,

~, ~ by steamship Jamestowp- seeifc0
'''" fa,a S Lupins LIST quality, all wool. Moyssu
,s,o LINE, Which we will sell at 50 crs per - 'n-
100 100 yalos 81 wool, figured MOUSELIEYS
@or NJ, yaias mVISELikE DE LANES.
These Goods have been purchased With, -. -.
week IN the city Of New York for cash Of sae sss
were wiling to sell ct great sacrifices IN order - -
money we invite the attention Of uurchass,s =
these Goods as we enabled 10 Offer ,ha %
lower than ever ofesedin Richmond. = Pi'ees
DC ~ HART 4 Hf0srs
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RICHMOND MAKAETs. Oct 8


CORRECTED DAILY.
FLOUR Our market remaus quiet, without any
sales TO note except in small lots to the trade at 5
d$7, Family Sg0S9
WaEAT.-Sl.4Ud@i.5o.
CORN.-7Sd82c.
T0BACCO-Re;nans without change, but in de-
mand.
PLASTER.-SlS8$5.
GUAhO.-$5AOS55
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FALLsUPPLY OF DRFss &C.,.

hssing established myself 8 I4,S S ..-,Lc-
sS on. "a s1 m. Llssas s Hotel nov o
favor ms with their patronage. CfSxT ser who nay
Lao g me nnest and most fsshionahs - - ard
~ 81. asw days since b. myself d Ns
= tho.s ron the largest importing hons
MEkEs and yEsTfEGS cannot Be- snnsss s. sJAssI.
noase ~ the cisy. and as shall be ssf;sr51 g any
sxsis z Rersons x' DO web cali spos =.
IN. ROBERTsyr
Merc1ant Tailor, i4sA strs.t
), a rNaHO.-As em Arranging my ssa;r. IA go.
ora hays sold out ny Merchant Ts;,1ss
nken my old stand ON 18th street $3.50, VINO has
enanne hotel and upon whom advise nv *
20 eau and leave then orders for cothn-
tire satisfaction. Aa the most en-
= 80 2. SPILIMAN T.
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DTCHMOND AND DANY LILLE RAIL

~ ROAD COMPANY AT a meeting of the
Board of Directors of the Richmond ana Danyille
Railroad Company, held on "Wednesday, October 9Th,
1885, the following resolution was adopted, aud or
dered to be ubsled
Resolved, That this Board, DESTROYS of promo
ting, far s within it's power, the interest aud
success of the Agricultural Society proposing TO hold
Fair in Richmond in the month of November next,
viii on the present OCCASION transport all persons
exhibiting evidence of membership, together with
the articles for exhibition, free of charge; but the
Company will not be responsible for accidental inju
ry or loss to property or persons"
NoTE.-Persons proposing to send articles for ex-
hibition should give full notice OF their intention
the Agents of the Company, in order that prepare
ton may be made for their transportation
WHIT'L P. TUNSTALL,
It President
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND, OCT. :,

ARRIVED,
Schr Falmouth, Creighton from Baltimore, nldz
to w. d. Colquitt Go.
schr Virginia, Phillips. from Baltimore. mdz to w.
ID. Colquitt X Co.
Schr Mary J. Peck, Dupuy, from New York, guauo
to d. Curne
SAILED,
Steamer Belvidere, Clifford, Baltimore, lndy
Steamer Jamestown. Parrish, New York, uidx and
passengers
Schr Mitten, irish, in ballast.
Soop Caroline Simonson. Noony, In ballast.
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4 boy employed 10 the press room of tae Penn
syivania Inquirer, named Thomas Bradley, had a
piece oftwine tied around one OF his thumbs, and
was amusing himself by throwing the other end OF
the string over shaft which was revolving. The
irvine finally became entangled in the machinery,
and was ierked by 1t with such force TO take OF
the thumb, aud drag out sinew leading 70 the ell
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-26

On SpzIyc IL yfaaIsIA.--A new PETROLEUM
or Oil spring, It IL said, has been discovered IL
Western virginia, near the forks OF the Hughe.
river. II WA found 10 SINKING well for salt In
stsx.d Of SALT, however, the spring commence
binsinr out mineral oil, and has 80 continued h
furush i aa iutervals upto the present date-abou
fourteen gallons Of oil being produced every hitl
day.
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wooD AND COAL

lyDAL.---l am now recelsing and will con-
tinue y rsesiss for shs next siaty dsJs ny
NAV rely upon getting the very best ertcle, and on
Is terms as y can Be h9sFSs Y shn sir
% 26-3m s0Llls -. :. - 49, = 4.
TyyOAL--UI CUMBERLAND GOA L-I
~ am prepared to deliver the very best article Of
med. II Il pronounced By persons who hare tried il
sar preferable 10 the yirEnia Coal Persons wishinE
;s vs = a viii have INC 1so 'sss wPs aisGsffFf
NIRUINTH SrHTE AtiKIJ ULTU KAL
" HOCIETY.--The following notice Il given for
the information Of mefnbcts 81 the Society who M
tend to vis.t Richmond on occasion 81 the Fair which
VIII commence At the Society show Grounds on the
AZ Z meeting Of the Hoard Of President and Dlrec-
tors Of the Manassas Gap Railroad Company held at
Ordered, That the Recording Secretary Of the
State Agricultural Society be Informed, that tho
me.nbers Of the Society, the stock. Implements a
Fair, will be transported over the Menassas Gap
Railroad free Of charge The agents Of the different
1: ~ Be what M g
the Secretary may be directed to forward this order
true copy from the minutes.
We are authorized by Mr.. Barbour the President
Of the Orange and Alexandria Railroad Company 10
say, that this Company will mske tue same arrange.
members Of the Society to the State Fair made BY
the Manassas Gap and other Virginia Railroad Com
pan!es receiving OF course the usual notice In time
etc. The powhatan Steamboat Company, from
Baltimore, will with much pleasure carry any cattle
ard agricultural Implements that may be intended for
exhibition ut your (ourl Cattle Show. to come of on
the LIST November" The Richmond, Fredericksburg
aud Potomac Railroad Company. win also transport
stock and other articles designed for exhibition from
Washington aud Alexandria, and other intermediate
stations on the line of their Road to Richmond
Their Steamboat will touch at Aiexandria on Satur-
day, the 29tb Monday, the 3tst instants, for the
purpose of receiving on board what may be offer
ed for transportation to the Fair at those dates We
trail Richmond and Petersburg and Richmond and
Danyille Railroad Companies; and will add that the
pected to do the Is proposed to be done by
the Roads above mentioned, but have not recev.
ed official authority commit them to such action
CHI. b, WILLIAMS,
Recording Secretary Va State Agricultural Society.
.tN
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REAU This RE-DpENfsf, q -.
kkEFkLD would rsspeelfaj1v - e = NJ.
1900 sna eus1es md ss pnbs s~. ,ssosn his
= ~ - IsoRsnea me- sT0RE No rs B.es1 shst
ts89Ds ~. steck er1bssees a $50 " .5ssr pkY
sss:s< smexosderier SIk Msntillss sh..Dans
ssers o'her an'eis usually hspt & 81 a -
..z L. s5est variety Of FANCY AaT1crr.
ssif ~ 3 sosd chesp, being pusckss~1 &. ~ Of
I'll y me norfhefn cities % ths met q him
Il R0SEEYFLp =
IN e. Thankful . bic friends ssd liz va Slosa -
slt n ~ iszos " ssspenns h Store b,Js
bestowed on him heretofsrs. - asersi pstxonsxs
se 12--5m
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MEDICINES WORTHY A PLACE in

M EDICINES WORTHY A PLACE In
As1 ALL FAMILIES.-THE MEDICINES OF DR.
J. S. ROSE are all of high repute, and can be
relied upon suitng the diseases for which they
recommended, they the result of an extensive
Medical Practice for the last thirty the City of
Philadelphia.
For Az Nsswors AFFECTION. DIR J;
ROSES NERVOUS AND INV MIGRATING COR
DIAL.-The greatest discovery in medical science
This astonishing medicine. for raising up weak
sttution, debtated By care, labor study or disease
possesses great inyigoratiug properties For Heart
Diseases all Nervous Affections, Flatulence, Heart
burn, Restlessness Numbness, Neuralgia, raising the
almost miraculous in its effects. Fifty cents bottle
TIE sss1 rH FAN ANY These Is wno
the the d disease ease DR. S. ROSES PAIN cGRER is
an admirable preparation for rheumatic and other
Of Cbolera Choiera Morbas, Dysentery Pains IN the
Stomach Bowels, Back, Limbs, Sides, Sprains. Ris-
Toothache, Rheumatism, and indeed for any pain.
No family or traveller should be without bottle
this wonderful and reliable preparation 1t is excel
lent for canker sore mouth throat In bottles
at l2A, Is and 80 cents.
Tes cYSeHs eo1s cFay ss1 ms9Hs ,ss
SYRUP, gives immediate relief 70 the worst Cough,
whether eonsGmptive or proceeding from a cold Il
against any future attacks In bottles SO cents
CHILDREN are also liable to Group, which dan
gerous complaint yields immediately to Dr. J.. g.
Rose,s never-fal!ins GROUP SYRUP. Price Is cents.
WHOOPfNG COUCH, another complaint always
worse in cold and damp weather The5saHiicted viii
find great relief in the nse of DR.. ]. s. Rose'a
Iieyes and prevents the disease from running into
other diseases such as INFLAMMATION of the
LUNGS, DROPSY in the CHEST and COESUMP.
TfON. Price 50 cents.
FsR ALL DISEASES OF THE KIDNEYS AND BLAD-
pBR.-DR. ). ROSES COMPOUND FLUID
EXTRACT OF BUCHU.-Ths is decidedly one Of
the beet remedies used for diseases of the kid
neys bladder, &c, and also for equity affections; al
ways highly recommended BY the late DR.. Physick
and many of the most distinguished medical men
abrnU Price 50 cts.
All 81 the above Preparations, with DR.. Roses
Medical Adyiserte Persons in Sickness and in Health
10 be had OF o. A. Strecker, A. Bodeker, J b. Wood
Purcell, Ladd I Co. Adis Gray, Bennett Beers.
Lesie, 8. NJ. Zachrsson. and By dealers ceneraily
throughout the county and State
&c 2l-<3taw&wly
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS Z

= cond suppIy-W shall have open an Mordax q.
1ath instant, for exhibition and sale the nost s.,
offered this season. We name 10 part re B,o.s
aud plain Silks Of every shade; French snnd FnyYss
Merinoes and MouseliEeS Raw six Plsids ~ ~
richest coors, at 90 cents per yard Worsted Plaza,
yard wide, at 5ocents, worth double; Linen Camkr;.
hdkfs from 81 cents to the fnest quality ana ~
largest assortment OF Chemisetts, Collars. S,saS<.
low prices; Worked Bands, double ard sinrls Sary
cheaE square, long and Grape Shswis few 6nss
Coaks. very handsomely trnmed cs4e OF suoe ror
Irish Linen, TO which invite particular ateation
As all the above goods, with many others g,e1s
bought within the last few days at the Northern spr
Sons. therefore, we can with confidence asy1Ys an
those in want Of bargains that the will not be- ds
appointed BY giving q call, at No. loS Broad =,
oc 2-6t J. MILLHISER & BROTHpR
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NAIL RossgRY.--1he Graud Jury of the U. s
District Court al Pittsburgh have before them bI
against man named Andrew Sweazy, for Robin.
the mail in Beaver county. Sweszy is lying ID
jaii in Ohio. al the present fine. awaiting iria
on TWO cisrges of burglary. lie was one of the
confederates 10 the rufianly attack upon Mr.. Fer.
guson, near New Brighton. sofne weeks ago. lie Is
hardened criminal, and las hitherto been very
s,Iccssnul IN BIZ v,iiaiuies thessi at present he
sands an excellent chance CT receyns his deeelfs.
-Wzsesing T,s.
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NARPETINGs. CARPETINcs

HARPETINGS, CARPETIEGS-
~ CHRISTIAN < LATHRoP would call rs,firr
lar attention TO theis stock of Caspetings com.
prising- SA
Rich Patent Tapestry vefvet
Do do do 3russeis fOf new md
beautiful designs.l
English and American Three-Fly Csrpcts
Do do Super Irgrain do
Sup. Dutch Carpets in variety
Low-priced all Wool and Cotton Chain Carpets
Cotton and Hemp Carpets from &c 10 &c.
Rich Rugs Sofa Carpets and Table Covers
Rope, Manila and Brush Mats
Floor Oii-Ciaths. "a, Sd and "a wide.
Crumb-Cloths Io-4, I24 and 1874 long
ALSO.
Brass Sta:r-Rods. of Oral Hollow and Octasoo
Shape in lengths from IS to SO inches
The above goods mostly of our own direct I'M
portaton, and will be sold low as similar rocs In
any market. CHRISTIAN & LATHROP
OCT 80 Main sfre.t
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WE would call the attention of our cue
toners aud the public generally to our las:e
aud complete stock off,
& NEGRO CLOTHING, BLANKETS. FLAKNELS.
LADIES DRESS GOODS-Stewsst's patterns Of
French Menslinex hsndsome vpolen Plaids snd srua
silks freuch Merinos and Persian Cloths Vessets
md cloaking Cloths. Shawis &c.
FOR GENTLEMEN--Brcad Cloths Of ever msSe.
saicr and quality every style and pattern Of Anaer-
san and French Cassiuasres wsdded silk ard sslvet
teefiaEs. he.
CHILDREN,S wRAR--Plsin and printed French
flanpals; high coiored small figured MeushBes Gas
tors, and Scotch plaid and striped Hose, sc.
Together With fresh supply OF Epsish PLAID,
CHINTZ.
VALENTINE. CRENsHAw 1 co.
No. 80. cerner Broad, 9th and Capitol streetA
oct4 Neax Capitol Sgaare