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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-11-23
SPIRIT OF THE PRESS.

Yesterdays Examiner has leader on the 'Rich-
mond and York River Railroad" taking, we are
happy to state very strong ground In its favor The
writer, after declaring that the people along its
route and the people OF this city in its favor and
anxious for the work. and thatthe State has pledged
herself for threeths Of the cost-says nothing is
wanting but the man-of enthusiastic temper-of
indomitable energy-of popular eloquence-of the
right talents and pluck, who has been foreordained
tor this task as Whit Tunstall was for the road
which is its counterpart on the south side of the
James. Is not Henry A. Wise the man for the occa-
sion and for the worki If the labor is foreign to
his objects and views, who shall be the mang' The
Examiner then gives at length the advantages of
the York river route all others as direct out
let to the ocean.
The Enquirer approves of the nomination of Ex-
Gov Charles J. Mcdonald of Georgia, for the U. s
Senate, to succeed Mr.. Dawson. The Enquirer has
several other brief editorials among which we no.
tice one recommending an increase of our naval
strength There is also a translation from La
Siecls, of Paris, paying high compliment to the
character and qualifications of our Minister to
France.
The Rhig comments at length upon the wisdom
of Democratic policy" in reply to an editorial in
the Enquirer of the l4th instent.
The Mail, somewhathumorously, descants upon
the course of Monsieur Soule since his appointment
to the Spanish Mission, and concludes with an ac-
knowledgment of agreeable disappointment in the
result thereof, SO far as made public.
The BuHctin discourses upon ''the Future Of
Williamsburg and examines some splendid vi
sions recently made public by the Williamsburg
Gazette, which it expresses the fear will never be
realized, although it is gratied al the evidences Of
prosperity which the ancient town now exhibits
and hopes she viii continue to grow daily-eyen
hough she may not get exactly in the line of the
Pacific Railroad.
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THE NEW YoRK MuRDERs-The New Yo:k
Times of Monday says:

THE New YoRK MuRDERs.-The New Yo:k
Times, of Monday, says:
The murder record was lessened on Saturday,
by the conviction of Hoare for the murder of his
mistress and the snttn 9 of De Corn to tie state
Prison. De Corn AYERS that he entertained no
malice towardthe murdered man. and adds that he
shot him sel.-deence fearing that the assault of
Melville upon him was to be Immediately attempted
De Corn pleads guilty to feeling Of sudden alarm
and declares that the pisfol was fired at random,
and only alter ne believed his life to be In danger
This statement is quite supported by the evidence.
The next trialfor murder on the docket was that
of James T. Hoare, indicted for the murder of bis
mistress. Susan MeAnanny. It was included on
Saturday by verdict of guilty. Hoare was tie
keeper OF porter house in Cherry street. 4s years
Of age; his victim wa o. The girl being addicted
to intoxicaiion became violent and an alteration
ensued, In the course Of which abe was stabbed in
the neck with pistol-dirk IN the hands Of Hoare.
Thus, four cases Of murder have been disposed
of during the present term. Hoare is found guilty
OF murder, De Corn of the third degree Of mar.
daughter Price dismissed, and Kline sent 70 the
Iunaiic Asylufn.
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DENTISTRY.
WHITE TEETH. HEALTHY GUMS.

AND SWEET BREATH -All these besss
n.s are derived from the use of Germans Deiirhff
Iooth W ash. 1t is used and RECOMMENDED hy The
most eminent dentists in the country Ii will cleanse
sha preserve the teeth from decay; 1t win cure all
aseasss oI the sums and mpart healthy and fra
German, Druggist, Philadelphia For saie wholessie
Or o, retail by Il. R. DUvAL & BRO, Richmond. and
AL !. nssnagsists, ~ at only % cents per bottle.
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DURE COD LIVER OIL.-We have
Il inst received full supply of pure medicinal GOD
LIVER OIL, very recently obtained from fresh and
healthy livers, and imported by ourselves directly
from the banks of New Foundland.
We recommend it with entire confidence to inva-
lids and physicians, being perfectly fresh, aud
pure to be scarcely Objectionable to the taste For
sale by the bottle or gallon.
ADIE GRAY, Druggists,
nov 10 147 Main street.
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NOR RENT--A house and lot of four
i acres we'll enclosed, mile from the Corro.
ration 10 an excellent ne;ghborliood. Apply to
WM. GOUlDlN,
no TIT Governor Street
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ts.c,vxdas;onad far r henix

The Nrw EscIsE--deslgned for n@nn
Il .aasas /, last Mendsy evening did not come. The
Sas y, as the wharf ready to receive i when the
steamer landed. aud would have had good ulne'
ti,at night but for their disappointment
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IIOR RENT.-The large Brick House on
north corner Of Marshall and 9th sts aud at pre-
seu; occupied by Messrs. Bragg aud Ruth Posses
Son given Isl January next. Rent $50. Apply 60
ToLER & COOK, Agents,
Il
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NOR RENT--A very desirable Lodging
Il Room over the store of the subscribers
,aN BULKLEY & CO.
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THE DAILY DlsPATfW


,des,+;.a,,. s,sss M o. LESS nAxs sousas lepeer
sbiein n n proporos. - -,
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u At meeting of the Commissioners. of r..
hic hmond and YORK River Railroad reid on tha al
November 1885, in the City Of Kiehu'orJ e 10 sh ytn
ofice of James Lyons, ESQ: Present. Mes.,. - R" .o
nard Peyton. james Lyons, Chas Dimn,ocL 80 .
81 Mslry: General Peyton in the Chair. and = =.
Msury Secretary. $50 - - =.
On motion of Mr.. Lyons
Resotred, That the books for subscription to th.
sock OF the road be reopened at the different paces
heretofore appointed; and that in addition to those
places, books be opened at the following places
VIZ VIZ IN hichmond city, at the Office of Maury &
Morten, and at the store of r. r. Duval In Ma
new coanty under the direction of the following
gentlemen, who are appointed commissioners for
tnas purpose: Messrs. w m. II. Roy DR. VIM Shut
ncea q Houiden Huds gins, Alex'r R. Shepard and Geo.
=: Laoo; In Midaiesex county, under the direction
VI Messrs. Robert l.. Montague, Dr. George L. Nj
Goison, Thomas Fauntleroy, John p. Bristow and
3osePh onIstlan who are appointed Commissioners;
~ ~ hihg ana Queen county, under the direction OF
Messrs Alex. Dudley, James Jeffries William Boul.
ware, Roberto Stubbs Edward Gresham and Fran-
eis New, who are appointed commissioners; In King
Niinam county, under the direction of Mesars n
d. Tomiin, DIR: VIM Braxton, FeudalI GREGORY. b
D. douglass and Christopher Tompkins who are sp-
pointed Commissioners; and in York county under-
the direction of Messrs. Richard Garrett DR. Power
Alex Southal Bolivar Shield and John Conn,
land, who are appointed Commissioner
2 Resolred That Alex. Dudley, Esa be apponted
agent TO solicit and obtain Subscriptions To- the m
pitai stock of the road.
s. Resolred That meeting of the friends of the
road be held at the Metropolitan Hail, on Mondav
evening, 18th December
no2s-lt R. H. MAURY, Secy.
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STEBBINs, DARRACOTT & CO.,
I0l Broad st,


WHO WANTS TO BUY GOOD REA-
W DY-MADE CLOTHING a-Those in want
viii certainly answer, l. The next question which
naturally arises is Which is the best place +, buy it2
AT LEVf's, No 90 Main street, opposite City Hotel,
sign OF the large Red Coat He has all of his goods
manufactured in this city, and will warrant them s.
perior to Northern manufacture.
Also, in store, Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods of
every description, to which be calls the nton of
the public. no 10
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cossrIaAcr DrrrcrrD.-ov Mopd., =.

80 : = - Isn&
letter was found near the Richmond 80 =. t,ss
oarz Depot on Broad street. pprporsins . s. ffoo,
the most daring plots for robbery asson ~ =
that the mind of man could conceive of Ts;s fss
contained an accurate description of ths
theatre carefully noticing ifs various entrancss .oS
the prfvnte rooms Within Il, ono Of which wss ss-
pied By Mr. ]. II. Taylor the lessee. a es.,Ssa
lac persons concerned in the plot were rst 10 effect
an entrance into the main buiIdiu& and then -
reaching Mr. Taylor's door, suppcsing that he ispe
salge quantity Of money in his AZ sll times they
were % trick him BY chIoroform, blown thro1sk
me xsy hole This being DONE the next step wss %
.olse ns door, ROB him Of aii tue money they could
hna ~ MS Possession then set fire to the baisdine
their guilt s' = ~ - " AAo1uS
= When Mhen the letter was found, ID was riven to Mr.
lsyor who, afer reading Il placed Il d possesion
- .ne mayor OF the city for his disposal Guided bv
prudence, that officer very properly took the neces
Say ay seps 70 prevent calamity so sad though ve
90 idea that be put any faith in the truth 81 the
sbs we think the whole affair il hcax cf
M sves sind utterly devoid wit or fun, and IL
ayor could discover the perpetrasor we shonid
srriy sriisy oe delighted 10 him brought to ;usrice
= tn the feelings of any man On snch snb
jsc,, Is carrying fun little too far. = sNs-
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ro,s A.o "a, - BRIDGE has been rebuilt, and ID
nsrsfrnc,,,s asnbstantia, but very handsome su-
bsn this bridge could now be made free
ioi pedestrians, Il would be all thar was uecesssry
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-11-23

NERINO UNDER SHIRTS & DRAW
w ERS-We have in store an excellent stock of
Lanbswool and Merino Shirts and Drawers, at all
prices. Also Crayats, Stocks Collars, and suspen-
ders. HART 4 MOSES,
no T6 6S Main street
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GAS REGULATORs.-Read the follow

GAS REGULATORS-Read the follow
" ing certificate:
-fstor House, Nou. 1--we have had DR.. Walter
kidders Gas Regulator in the Astor House. for
several months past. We have three Regulators at
tached to as many metres, Zone to each.) and they
they perfectly regulate the burning of the gas and
with as good light handsome per centage
upon our bills of consumption say about Is dollars
week which is equal to 25 per cent. our gas bills
We consequently feel very great confidence in the
success of the Regulator. COLEMAN l. STETsoN
For sale by
STEBBINs, DARRACoTT & CO.,
no ii I0l Broad st.
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.0P SALE or RENT =,

NOR SALE OR RENT-We are au-
II thorised TO sell or rent the Brick House. with
ether conve nieucts. on the Canal near Mr. Jose oh
r. Andersons Foundry, and az present occupied by
Mr Daniel Torty grocery store. Possession given
OF the list Of January next.
For terms, apply to
&C 81 TOLER Il COOK.
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EOR RENT.-Two very desirable Rooms.
4 with Gas and other conveniences attached, on
the corner of Main and goth Streets suitable for Of
nos T0LER COOK, Agts
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E'OR RENT have for rent, small
Il House, containing three rooms and Kitchen on
Broad street, near the residence of Hon. John M.
Bolts. Possession can be had once. Apply TO
EDWARD ID. EACHO,
no / General Agent and Collec tor.
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DAaUERREorYP1No.

nON'T BE HUAfBUGGED-MR 77S
~ BORNE would inform the good peorI se
Richmond that he 10 still to be found al his old est
lished gallery. opposite the Banks Mr. o. has not
taken one thousand pfctnrea In two mouths b,,5 a.
has done fine business for twenty-five moaths -
OSBORNE claims to be the frst In Richmond to
give to Daguereotypes nfe-like hesh-coiored ap-
STOCK STOCK. sTocKgl,-osBoRNE i.
prepared to furnish country artists with CAMERAs5
TOOLS, CHEMICALS, and STOCK. wholesale or
oc21 Sign of the Flags Of ali Nation.
DRAFTS VIRGINIA SKY-LIGHT q
4 GALLERY, Estabiisaed 1876, No. I45 Main st., at
the Cotaic Windctc-Our great success during the last
seven years, during which we have taken OVER
THlRTY-FIVE THOUSAND PORTRAITS, Is the
best proof we can offer of the goodness and perma-
nence OF our Pictures and obyates the necessity of
putting ourselres into notice. All ask s TO give us
reasonable prices with ell the latest improvements
nAGUERREOTYPES.-At trut hfilI, life
relative friend severed from US by distance or death
who would not prize and desire TO possess clear
s nen 'onsa dnTsps Is an object rarely
OF time, and are pronouncedby the highest authority
unsurpassedo on either side the Atlantic.
ru our prce tor one Of these fine Portraits is only
sale.
Strangers and citizens are cordially invited to call
and examine specimens.
Observe the name and dnumber-MOuLSON,S Sky
and Side Light Daguerrean Gallery ITO Main street
M URRAY'S DAGUERREAN GALLE-
1sA RY. EAGLE SQUARE. Main Street is the
place to obtain perfect picture at low price The
FLESH TINT, the result of long and patient study.
applied TO Daguerreotypes without extra charge,
oIEhEOSCOPES, the most beautiful of all pictures
gems will find MURRAY'S GALLERY everv way
weather. JOHN MIIPRsV - -
Sign of the Red Flag, over the Bookstore Of JAIME.
+" oouhouse no4
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NOR RENT-The Brick House, contain
II ,ns SIX rooms oa the corner OF Marshall and
If.s;s1n streets at present occupied by Mr. John T.
siz.er Possession given immediately. Rent Sin
ser snrum. Apply to TOLER COOK. Ag,s,
IS Pearl at
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-11-23

TOR RENT-That large and commodious
Il dwelling house on Broad street, Church HILL
~ oecuvied by Thomas +. Butler. Rent $500 ner
snpanI Possession given on the LIST of December
~ Anriy to Mrs +. G, CARRINGTON, or TO
- 1A-StAwtlstD JOS. M CARRlNGTlN
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ahraosse.-The rs,nS'', re-paving now going on
ment to thai nortion a. Wi. De decided improve
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cha DAILY DISPATCH Is served TO Subscribers
.,s.x AND QUARTER CENTS PER WEEK, payable to
sss Carrier weekly Price for mailing, 81 a year In
aiyance.
The WEEKLY nispArcs ID issaed every fr.day,
snd mailed TO subscribers az 81 per annum.
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GUANO! GUANO!i-500 Tons QUA
~ NO for sale, TO arrive in the next ten days
Price SIS per ton delivered in Richmond Depots,
NOS S. McGRUDER,S SONS.
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NOR RENT have for rent STABLE
Il on Canal street, between 5th and 9th streets, sui
table for hack and horses. Possession be had
ct once, Apply 10
EDWARD D. EACHO,
no II Gent raj Agent and Collector.
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&PECIAL NOTICE.-N EW YORK
- AND VIRGINIA STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Specie, Gold, Silver, Bullion, Jewelry, Precious
Stones Metals Valuable Articles of any kind will
Ships, viz: the Jamestown or the Roanoke, ex-
cept by special agreement with the Agents the Pur
of the Ships; win the Company be response
BILE for such articles unless bills of adng granted
therefor, and the value therein stated.
LUDLAM Il WATSON,
% AgenfA.
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HATS AND BOOTS.-From fifteen to
ANTHONY, Columbian Hotel Building Richmond
Moleskin HATS, Of best quality.............SS SS so
Do do second do...................3 90
- 5u
Fashionable SILK S....................2 50
Fine calfskin sewed BOOTS, TS,...............,3 so
Congress Cater BOOTS. S.....................S %
nlocrat, April l, 1853 )-"By the way, would say
word for our friend, John H. Anthony, Columbian
wanting, on landing there, to brush up little Just
think of the finest kind of HAT for IS So and fine
calfskin sewed BOOTS for S5 So He promises to 60
this and we know he can, for saw him do it.
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GRANULATED GUM-T6is hean,i6,i

u II >~<~A LA Mn Ills BeduIlIul
article, used for securing artificial teeth on their
pa.es surpasses every attempt initiating the ma
turai gum, with somewhat similar preparations-
whist Its strength Is 50 great that have yet to he ar
ai the trst set Of teeth in which 1t has been broken
by accident or by use, =,
My Gold and Silver Filings are much admired for
Their smoothness This evenness of surface prevents
the lodgment OF food about them, which would rem.
ae. mem aoftness besides, my plugs viii retain the
natural teeth through life, they never come ont
After long course of experiments have secured
compound tor weak teeth that can be used when
IL Is Impossible to use any kind of uetal.
r. d. ADDINGTON,
- Graduate Dentist,
Z rnr
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A KIIFICIAL TEETH-GREAT AND

A RT1FICIAL TEETH-GREAT AND
a IMPORTANT IAlPROyEMENT-The under
slgned have purchased the right to use DR. ALIENS
fAIENI IMPROVEMENT in the mode of insert
ing ARTIFICIAL TEETH, which is one of the
greatest and most important inventions ever made In
this branch of the Dentists art 81
Lhe Improvement consists in the employment of d
metal superior gold in purity and in the comulete
union OF all the teeth by slcious compound which
at the same time forms the most beautiful and natr.
raj looking gum and filing up all crevices and irregu.
arites and rendering It impossible for the teeth to
become unpleasant to the wearer by the accumula
on OF particles of food other substances between
them. No other mode of mounting artificial teeth In
comparable TO this in any respect.
Persons wearing teeth inserted in the ordinary
this invention, which they can do at but little sddi
tonal cost. - '- -'
We shall be pleased to show specimens cf this kind
OF work to any persons who will call at our ofica
whether bney want artificial teeth or not
WAYT L. MAHONY, Dentists
my II--d&wts Office. 209 Main street
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1opKET CUTLERY just received
land ~, steamer CITY Of Manchester direct from Eng
snS a9 n in.eorze Wortenholn sons, snnefior Pocket
seisse .s Asigss. . With z s. 4and 6lades; Ladies
ytrs ~ sna ,ssntsrs; Razofs II great sauety; some
ioy ~ ~ article for prrsenls-wIich We offer at
na4, CD. SfNT0g L co,
siRR % the Circular Saw N Main it.
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EOR LADIES.-A large supply of sea-
J. sonable CATERS and SHOES for ladies' has
just been received at the LADIES SALOON.o-
Among them will be found some very pretty STYLES
suitable fer the present season.
Ladies in want of Shoes of almost any description
would do well to give the subscribers CALL
no 10 WHITE & PAGE. Is Main St
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TNHE CHERRY RIPE TWIST CHEW
IL ING TOBACCO.-We have just to hand, 25
boxes of the celebrated Cherry Ripe Tobacco, in fat
ey twists which viii be sold to dealers at factory
prices BENNETT l. BEERS,
noi9 Druggists.
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EIFE'S STEEL PENS.-GEORGE NJ.
IL WEST has this day received new lot of the
above Pens, which suit some writers better than
any others. The point is curved, to enable the wri
ter to them without catching in the paper. The
price of the barrel Pen is 25 for box of one
dozen, 81 per gross The smaller Pen is IL cents
for box of one dozen, or 81 per gross.
no 10 18th St. near the Post Office.
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FOR RENT.

HOUSE FOR RENT.--On Leigh street,
Il between Cd aud Sd streets, containing ses en
rooms and water IN the yard, with other necessary
Mills no zz-ts
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! REAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS,

w AT GOLDSMITHS Cheap Store, No. Al Main
street.-Just received large lot of Needle worked
Collars; also Paids for dresses and scarfs; Plaid,
Chang geable and Figured Silks; also bargains in Alpa
cas- Mernoes, Flannels Blankets, Sattnets Ribbons,
other goods Call early if you want to get the first
choice no 10
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T,OHET SETS IN EVERY VARIETY.
i Toilet Sets, 8, 10, IA and 16 pieces, of Blue,
White. Granite Flowing; Decorated and Gilt and
Fancy Patterns Toilet Ware Basins and Ewers, and
JAS. D. B. EVANS,
oeE No. III West Main st
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I,AMILY GR0cERIES.-The subsori
IL Der keeps constantly on hand full and well Sc
fected stock OF Family Groceries TO which he invites
the attention of his friends and she public generally
JAMES B. SHELTON.
nf8 Corr er of Broad and 4th streets.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-05-31
FANCY DRY GOODS.
New SIX & Fancy Goods.


W. d. PHIL Ii ~,
consf Of lafayette and Church Httsets
(spposite Harvey Hossc)
uAS now in store and will b. rscsiving
III daily from, New York and Philatel-
phin full stock Of silk and ranoy Goods,
which have all been selected by nyself In
the northern markets. In consequences. Of
the increasing demands Of his trade. Ms
stock will. this season embrace larger ..
mount and krcafsr variety than ever bsfcFe
he would beg leave to call particular sttsn-
ton to his stock Of ladies DaEss 0oops,
which for novelty and elegance Of design
cannot be surpassed by any other house In
this city. CoNsisTfMc IN PART Or:
Rich brocsde and glace silks Of the nrw.
est colors and designs; Rich figured and
plain black silks and Saline De chimes Prin.
ted and embroidered csshmeres, and De lai.
mes in robes; Rich printed esshne-s a"cos-
&c and satin reps; White and colored en-
broidered ct6pes for party dreases; Rase
silks. French and Scotch plaids French
and English prints; white goods Of all des-
criptions. together with general assert.
ment Of goods adapted u q fine trade, all Of
which win be offered at the most favorable
rates. With an earnest desire to conduct
my business upon the principal Of doing, a.
would be done by, | hope To continue to
merit the confidence which has been so Ii
berally bestowed upon me.
ianis s-y. W. D. PHILLIPS.
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CITY EMPORIUM.
Of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods.
w. ID. PHILLIPS,

THERE is NO AUCTION GOODS IN
l. my establishment. Nor do propose
to sell for cost" and "ess than cost" Ny
goods are well selected and contain all the
latest and most fashionable patterns selec-
ted by 40 experienced purchaser in the New
York and Philadelphia markets. have
no article that has been forced into market
under the hammer On ocrount Of change in
fashion. or damage The public may feel
satisfied that what they purchase Of me- is
new and fashionable. | do not profess to
be in competition with the vendors Of
s'Cheap Goods" do however pretend to
sell as cheap as eny retail House Of stand
ing in the Union. II you do not think y.
call and see. jah l5Jy