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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-26
THE DIFFICULTY AT EL, pAso.

The Picayune of the 18th and 18th, contains the
intelligence from Ell Paso of serious difficulty
there, brief telegraphc account of which we have
published letter dated at Ell Paso July 22d, states
the leading facts, which we present briefly as
follows:
From the moment California emigrants strike the
Del Nere' near FL Paso, they begin to lose cattle
"hlcn are stolen and carried to the Mexican side
OF the river, where Tie Monies family are under.
stood to be at the head of the robbers and are pro
tected by the authorities of Ell Paso About the 10th
or 18th July, 40 head of cattle were stolen from a
man named Mayer, and he found seven of then, nm
the Mexican side, in herd at the lower part of the
town of Ell Paso. He was about taking the herds.
men to the Alcalde, when they escaped He then
drove the entire herd to the Amerc an side of tbe
river. Complaint was made to the Acalde by tbe
owner of those not belonging to him which Mayer
had driven way, and upon application NJ. took them
back to the Mexican owner. He was immediately
arrested the charge of stealing cattle, and upon
the oath of the very men who had robbed him, he
was imprisoned. The Projects offered to release
him upon his paying fine of 500. This he refused
to pay and it was determined to send his case to
Chihuahua.
After making fruitless efforts to obtain Magers
release, body of Californians determined to set
him at liberty by force and on the night of the 18th
July, attacked the jail But the Mexicans having a
suspicion oftheir purpose, were prepared for them
and fred upon them, killing Esler Hendree, and
mortally wounding Samuel Hammock. The for.
mer was District Attorney of Ell Paso county,
Texas. The affair had caused great excitement on
both sides of the river. In El Paso mob of Mexi-
cans passed through the streets, crying out "death
to the Ginjos! Death to the Yankee dogs, Let US
sack the stores and houses Let not an American
escaped"
The Picayune's correspondent considered every
American in Ell Paso in danger. He says that on
the American side the conduct of the party on the
18th is censured while the acts of the Projects of Ell
Paso are regarded as arbitrary in the extreme
Gen. Garland was ordered to occupy the Mesilla
Territory.
Thus far the Picayune's correspondent Another
account says the Cafornians succeeded in nescuing
Mager. Hendree, the Texan Attorney, WHO was
killed in the effort had used his exertions to
the liberation of Mager, as his counsel This ac-
count says that the fine of 800 was exacted of
Mayer before he went to Jail; but refusing to pay it
he was imprisoned. 1t represents the excitement
at Ii Paso as very great, and that violence to our
own citizens residing there was only avoided by
their own prudence. An Express had been des
patched to Mexico to lay the occurrence before the
Government
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A negro boy, the property of Mrs. Ross, Of Sui
liyans Island Charleston harbor) was accidental.
~ drowned on the 22d inst
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MISCELLANEOUS
JAMES WooDHOUsE's, Late \;

- ~, NOODHOUSEsS, late Nash =
gie Square. Richmond, va.-The suh.cr;hoo haooms, Ea~
ssle, at his Ware Rooms, above his BooI nas for
sor.msnt OF PiANo FoRTEs as extensive a. .a, an as
Union. - '- Vi 'he Kind in the
In order to keep mp this variety he Is consantlv
pned from three OF the largest reliabl ss sup
tnsuished manufactures in the United Stste. ana dis
ctsicKEpiAaf A. cSKIDnAhf CO, J. b. DUNHA8T and +
Instruments of these makers can be f,rn;...,
S25 $50 27 500 $50, SIS 4oO $50 500 un TO saa at
comprising an assortment from the lowest prieeJ -
Instrument made to the richest and most eleeant
The difference In finish and number of octsSas
stitutes mostly the variation in prices. s"n
All Instruments from the above makers have their
name upen them and warranted perfect in ,a
touch, workmanship and durability 'oue'
The subscriber pledges himself to exchange or tats
ss BACK any PIANO sold by him, which may prove
Orders from the country promptly and faithfully,
executed, and packed securely to go any distance
The subscriber has for sale several secondhand
PIANO FORTES. -'-0 "a
0LD PIANOS taken in part payment for new ones
fiaNOo tuned ana repaired. aus
NUNS e. CLARK'S PIANOS.-P. a.
In TAYLOR, sole agent in this city for the sale of
PIANO FORTES made by the above named celebra-
ted makers is constantly receiving elegant and plain
PIANOS from their extensive and long established
mandatory.
Their instruments received prize at the ''World's
Fair, London, and several prizes at the American
Institute Fairs in this country" They combine
all the modern improvements with the METALLIC
FRAME and PATENT OVER STRINGS, and are oonti-
IDENTIFY recommended for sweetness of tone and great
durability, which latter quality will be appreciated
in the country, where good tuners seldom found.
p. II. TAYLOR has sold these instruments in this
city for the last seventeen years. to the entire salts
faction of his numerous customers
II The public cautioned to observe that
the title of the firm is NUNNs & CLARK.
Old Pianos taken in part pay for new ones.
Guitars Violns Accordeons and Flutes. Also, Gut
tar ard Violin Strings of the best quality.
?. H. 7. has in store the largest stock of and
standard Music to be found south of Baltimore, and
in the weekly receipt of all the and fashionable
music of the day liberal discount made to schools
and dealers. PIANO AND MUSIC STORE,
au 160 Main street
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GENUINE SALAMANDER Safes

GENUINE SALAMANDER SAFES
VI The subsclibeI is receivin full assort-
ment of IS. C. He-nng's Wilder's Patent SALA-
MANDER SAFES" None others genuine but
those made by Herringl His SAFES have stood the
test of Thousand fires, took the premium at the
Worlds Fair, and viii take it every where. The
subscriber being Agent for the State of Virginia.
prepared have them manufactured to order of any
size from S35 to $1,000 All merchants, brokers' banks
and monled men should have a Herring's Patent
SALAMANDER SAFE. Call at 156 Cary street, and
make selection R. McCANDLISH, JR
iy7 l36 Gary street.
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A new telegraph line is to be erected along tho
Wilmington and Manchester Railroad
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CPRING IMPORTATION OF CHINA

GPRING IMPORTATION OF CHINA
y AND EARTHEN WARE.-STEBBINS, OAR
RACOTT & CO, IRON FRONT BUILDING, No
IOl BROAD sTREET-By the ship Winfield Scott,
from Liverpool, we receiving our Spring supply
.of CHINA and EARTHEN-WARE. The Packets
from New York and Boston are bringing new sup
niles of the various kinds of GLASS WARE, LOOK
ING GLASSES, and variety of FANCY GOODS,
making our stock far superior to what 1t has hereto
fore been.
requested to call and examine stock before pur-
cbasing NH 10
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DEATH OF PRorEssos r. BAcHe. Professor p.
Bache, Of Hsvard College, died IN Boston on Mon
day.
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500 ENAMELED CRATES AND

OOV TENDERS. FOR SALE AT REDUCED
PR1CES.-The subscriber has for sale the largest
stock of CRATES and TENDERS ever before offer
ed for sale in this city, of his manufacture The
such as square topped Gothic. Lpc Circle &C.; with
beautiful rounding Tenders, summer pieces, &C., to
match. Orders for Crates, Tenders, &C., from town
and country punctuelly attended to and carefully
packed. Merchants purchasing to sell again will be
supplied at the lowest Northern prices with the usual
discounts off for cash by wholesale. Apply at my
Bell and Brass Foundry Main, between 9th and 9th
streets, Richmond, Virginia.
SAMUEL d. DENOON.
ALSO-FOR RENT, the House recently occupied
by Mrs. Quarles, on Main, between Adams and Fou-
shee streets. Terms moderate to good tenant
Possession given Immediately.
au i1-2m* s. D. D.
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DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, &c.
TVyEysE REDUCTION IN PRICES,

l Great sacrifices ia all kinds Of Spring and sum,
-, Gooas-Havine rented the store lately ocenpled
s ue vess-s Wadsworth & Turner as Main street, and
20 reduce my stock previous TO moving TO my
W store shall from this day offer the whole STOCK
he store So Main street, at such prices as wi en-
sre their sale before have to remove from os 70 %
EXe have large assortment Of silks, Shawls, Bere-
.,s T;ssues Lawns De LANES, Alpaca, Linens, Table
Es.ts psiasols Toilet Quilts, Marseilles Quilts
80. and Shirtiugs Collars Chemizetts Edgnss
I,se1tines Muslin and Lace Sleeves-in word every
%ti-s beIcilriuS 70 this line of business.
''''a lEVY1S CHEAP CORNER STORE,
IA opuoste the CITY Hotel
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.
HUGH r. PLEASANTS, Editer.
1,s A COWARDIN, PRorRrrron.

r..na1LY DISPATCH is served to subscribers
=, ~ .xn A QUARTER CENTS PER wEEK, payable TO
= ~ go weekly. Price for mating. 81 year IN
t2e t22e,.an 80 The WEEKLY DIsPATcH Is issued every
g.Ssx and mailed to subscribers at 81 per annurn
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EU TfCF-For the next two weeks previous to
Iu rnn,inne to sell the remaining portion of our
Srn,1rr Goods at cost. Amongst the assortment viii
he fornd many desirable styles of DRESS GOODS,
Frrbroideries Irish Linens, Linen and Cotton Dnlis,
-, and Cotton Parts STUFF black white and color
I'd six Mantillas Silk Fringes Brocadeds Silks &c.
tr Our friends and customers are invited to call ear
=. IN 63 Main street.
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DIRE, LIFE AND MARINE INSU.

Il RANCE.-The Richmond Fire Association are
now prepared TO issue policies of Insurance the
above description of risks on as reasonable terms us
any similar company, and respectfully ask share of
the patronage of the public. Applications viii be
streets where the OFFICERS win cheerfuy furnish all
Information that may be required All losses prompt
y aud literally adjusted.
JAMES BOSHER, President
l0uS II RocuFp NH
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STORAGE, STORAGE-The subscribers
~ having rented the custom house LUMBER
HOUSE, on 18th street. in of our Auction and
Commission Store, are prepared to receive all and
every kind of Goods on storage, and on reasonable
terms. Insurance be effected at the lowest rates.
the building is fire proof Every attention will be
paid to the reception and delivery of all goods en-
trusted to US.
nv 2S-ts ALEXANDER MOTT e. CG
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- B. LUCK, STOCK AND LAM

a. b. LUCK, STOCK AND LAND
VI WARRANT AGENCY, GOVERNOR ST.
STOCKS bought and sold on Commission The
highest price paid for LAND WARRANTS. GOLD
AND SILVER WANTED.
tY Prize Tickets in all Lotteries sold in Lotteries
under the management of r. France & Co. viii be
promptly paid by me, and all inquiries relative to the
business of X. France & Co. addressed to them at
Richmond will meet with prompt attention.
ny2 c. B. LICK
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.-Ran

Il away from my residence in Henrico county,
about the first of July last, q negro WOMAN named
JENNY She is medium height, of good proportions
about twenty years old, of yellow complexion full
round face with holes in her ears. She has a black
speck IN of her eyes. | have doubt that she is
lurking about the city of Richmond. l will give a
reward of $40 if taken in the county of Henrico,
$50 if taken out of the county and lodged in Jail,
that get her again.
au 15-12t* JOHN BRIDGEWATER. 5
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AEAS0NARIE y DRY GO0nS AZ PIE,

SEASONABLE DRY GOODS AT RE-
~ DUCED PRICES.-J. MILLHISER & BRO,
l93 Broad street, having at this time rather more
Goods on hand thar is desirable, they have reduced
their prices oa every article offered, and the
tame Ladies and others in want of DRY GOODS are
assured that better and more complete stock of
cheap and desirable GOODS is not found in the city,
Among our assortment may be found a great many
white Goods, dotted and plain Swiss Muslin, checked
stped and plaid MUSLINS, JAC0NETTS and
CAMBRICS, Swiss and Cambria BANDS and IN
SETTINGS and EDGINGS in endless variety: SILK
MlfTS, PABASOLS, Worked COLLARS and Cam
bIc HDkFS, LACE SLEEVES and COLLARS, BE-
REGES, LAWNS and TISSUES, Irish LINENS.
White FLANNELS, Bed TICkINGS, bleached and
unbeached SHIFTING and SHEETINGS, all widths
and prices
Remember our object is in reducing the stock on
hand, TO enable to lay in heavy Fall stock this
coming Bargains, therefore, may be ex-
pected j. MILLHISER BRO
Jy6 1855 Broad street.
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The Mariana Fa) Whig of the 18th Instant
says:
This region has been deluged with vast amount
OF rain within the past five six weeks The corn
crop is not short anticipated and the cot
ton crop viii be fair average yield.
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GOODS.-Our assort-

~ raept Of Goods is still very great, and cali the
s.tention OF purchasers to our Stock-Plain and Fl
qrred Black and Colored SILKS; Black Grapes, Bonn
bazines aad ALPACAS; OTgandie MUSLlNS, JACO-
RFGF DE LANES, &c. &c in DRESS GOODS;
sIso HDKFS. HOSIERY, aud GLOVES of all kinds:
FANS. COLLARS and CHEMlZETTES; Muslin
and Cambria TRIMMING, sc. Our stock of DOMES-
TIC GOODS is also good. Being anxious to reduce
or stock we are offering bargains.
j,q c. HARTWELL & co.
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TEXAS. ~
LAND swINDLrsG.-Ihe Galveston Newc Of 4
late date haa the fnlIouinr.
TEXAS


..The lands of the three or four gentlemen who
compose the Peters Colony Company. have re-
Gently been surveyed, and we are informed that
these surveys comprise about 17O0 secfions or up-
wards of million of acres of the best lands Ia Tex
as. They have not been surveyed in alternate Sec
tions agreeably to the contract with the Govern
ment; but their surveyors have located them along
the river bottoms and in the most fertile Valleys 80
as to take in all the woodlands and the best arabic
lands In the country leaving the bald treeless prai
res and wild pasture lands to the Government
we understand that the last legislature authorized
tne surveys TO be made in this manner and the CO.
vernment Is likely to be swndled out of lands worth
more than million Of dollars without receiving
u'e ieast benefit from the acts of the company
Inc News hopes that before patents are granted.
me government win require the surveys to be made
BY alternate sections
Inc vote in Texas upon the question ofimproying
.he rivers, cleaning out the RATS, &c, is decidedly
IN tne negative. This is said to be rather incon-
sissent, as few years since the indications were
tnat sne people were almost unanimous In favor Of
liberal appropriations to clear out the rivers The
change may be owing to the stride railroads have
made in the Lone Star State. @ .zsa
new crossing had been discovered on the Rio
Grande, which it was believed would shorten the
distance between San Antonio and chihuahua.
three hundred miles,
Indianola is said to be rapidly improving.
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GUNNER GOODS FOR GENTLE

~ MEN.-Blsck, Blue Brown and Green French
CLOTHS: Black aud Fancy CASSTMERES; Black
Colored Linen DRILLINGS; Silk and Marseilles
VESTfNGS; Gauze, Merno and Silk UNDER
SHIRTS Lisle Thread and Cotton do; Silk, Thread
and Cotton HALF HOSE; Gloves and Hdkfs, in
every style; SILK and Cotton UMBRELLAS; Crayats
snd 81 INNER STOCKS We have in store large
ard handsome assortment of Goods for Gentlemens
Summer Wear, partly enumerated above, which viii
be sold as low similar goods be bought any
where WARREN & PERKINS,
ie Is l4l Eagle Square
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NRESS GOODS AT GREATLY RE.

IL DUCED PRICES.-We have still on hand
large assortment of Fancy Goods, such as Plaid
striped and fancy summer SILKS; Fancy BEREGES,
TISSUE ES and HERNANIS; Organdy HDkFS. COL
LARS and SLEEVES; Lace SHAWLS, POINTS and
SCARFS. Together with the general assortment
Usually kept in dry goodsstore all of which
Offering at greatly reduced prices
DUDLEY & JOHNSTON,
L. L..
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IHE BRITISH ARMY.--The Freeman's Journas
gives the following as the present disposition of the
British Army
There are at present "a regiments or battalions
ON Home Service, one of which is reserved bat
talon the 23d) Twentysix regiments are in In
dia or on the way thither 5 in New South Wales,
Australia and New Zealand 7 in British North
America; 5 in the West Indies and Bermuda: Il
In the Mediterranean; Z at the Cape of Good Hope.
2 at Ceylon; at Mauritius, and i at Hong Kong,
There are likewise two reserve battalions at the
Cape, and one in British N America"
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rVHE CHEAPEST WHOLESALE AND

VNHE CHEAPEST WHOLESALE AND
Il RETAIL ESTABLISHMENT OF GOLD
RlCHMOND.-HENRY HYMAN, of 96 Main ST.,
Richmond, Va.-the only direct importer of Watches
to this city, and also direct importer of double and
single barrel Guns has just received from Europe, d
rect, another lot of splendid Gold Watches and some
very superior double and single barrel Guns, which
will sell as low as any Northern Importer in the Uni
ted States. Country merchants will do well to ex-
anime my stock before going North, and also before
purchasing elsewhere, at the Cheap Cash Store of
HENRY HYMAN,
96 Main street,
The only direct Importer of Watches and
Direct Importer of Guns to this City.
N. B.-Just received, direct from the manufacturer
few more of the latest patent double barrel Guns,
which have given such general satisfaction; cali
sportsmen, and examine them. Also large lot of
the best English Caps, Shot Belts, &c.
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IMPROVEMENT OF THE CAPIroL-The new grown
of statuary, by Greenough, representing the .srr-
umph of Civilization" is being placed on the north
base of the great staircase the east front of the
Capitol at Washington. The groupis composed of
several pieces ofart embracing the civilized man.
the savage a woman with her son in her arms and
trained dog all to be placed upon pedestal, coz
sisting of an irregular mass of rock and adjusted
in accordance with the original idea of the artist.
The interior the building, the Union says, has BEEN
renovated beautifully, from the base to the summit
The two rotundas of the Senate and House have
been elegantly painted The frescoing OF 1.-THE Hall
of Representatives is great improvement; and
when the curtains and carpets are arranged, the !
room will present splendid appearance. The
new hall OF the Congressional Library Is composed
entirely OF iron, having two galleries and three rows
OF alcoves surrounding the room. The painting.
glding carpetng, and furnishing truly eleganis
the whole constituting public library hall without
It's equal in the world b
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lead QUARTERS FOR FASHION

N ABLE CLOTHING.-The subscriber has now
in store, splendid assortment of SPRING and
SUMNER CLOTHING, of all styles and quality
Also every style of piece goods of the very latest
patterns, which he spTepared make order at the
shortest notice. Come and see for yourself.
+. B. SPENCE, No. 120
nv Corner Main and Governor SITS
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SAFETY LAMPS-SAF ETY. CANG
~ FOR FLUID.-Safety LAMPS, supply on hand
Also safety CAN, for fluid, fixed the same pr;r,
ciple as the lamp prevent explosions. For sale at
JAS. D. b. EVANS.
ad "a III West Main st.
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lust RECEIVED AT THE. FRANK

QST RECEIVED AT THE. FRANK
direct from mandatory in Philadelphia. another
large supply of Gentlerlen's Summer Clothing such
as Grass and Cambria Linen Sacks Silk and Alpaca,
Luster, Frock and Sack Coats; White, Buff and
Fancy Figured Marseilles Vests in great varieties;
White Linen Drill Check aud Striped Linen Pants;
Drap Deete and Fancy Cashmere Pants. Also, large
and select Stock of Gentemens' Furnishing Goods
ali OF which viii sell from Is to 20 per less
than any goods OF the quality and make can be
bohght for in the city of Richmond. Remember at
the franklin, SO Main street.
je Its r DE COZ & co,
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BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, Go.

NEW GOODS. - / have just returned
~ from the North, where / have aelected with
care the largest aud best assortment of BOOTS
SHOES, TRUNKS. yALICES. CARPET BAGS. Sc
that has been offered for sale this or the 9th
er side of the Potomac. EY- Prices low.
ALEX. HILL.
an Is No. I27 Main street
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cn HHDS. SHOULDERS, Just received
~ per steamer Bevidere. for sale hv
au "a JOHN WOMRf Y 4 ~
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OILS.-SOlar, Spermaceti and Tanners
" OILS, for sale by
au "a DAVENPORT, ALLEN 4 30
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HX
~ COUNTRY MERCHANTS Your attention
Is called to stock of READY-MADE CLOTHING
and FANCY DRESS ARTICLES, which is large and
desirable. Also large stock of white and fancy
SHIRTS and COLLARS of the latest styles Call at
No. liz and look.
NH q s. MERCHANT & WFISIGFR
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EG TONS Nos and Peruvian GuAso,
w landing and to arrive, for sale by
au24 JOHN ii. CLAIBORNE.
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DREAD, CAKES, CRACKERS, &c, de
kD livered morning and evening by wagons in any
part of the city free of charge. Families viii find il
60 their interest TO leave orders for snch at
WIN. FALCONER'S Bakery, Ill Main street.
an Is
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EAST POWDER-Preston g. Mer-
Il NILS premium YEAST POWDER, fresh sup
ply received and for sale by
CHAS. MILLSPAUGH. Druggist,
gu . n East Main st.
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GENTLEMEN WILL FIND AT THE
~ METROPOLITAN STORE, an assortment Of
thin goods adapted to this hot weather. consisting in
part of White Linen DRILLING, some very supe-
rorI " hite Duck, nice article; French LINENS
Striped and Plaid; Plain and Striped NANKEENS
and COTTCNADES; Silk HALF HOSE, large
variety; Cotton do do do; Plain and Bordered Linen
HDKFS; Aexander's Silk and Kid GLOVES; Sum
mer CRAVATS Silk, Lawn and Gingham
WILCOX & BELTS
ie 2j I5I FaaIe Snnare
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A REAI BARGAINS In CLOTHING
~ In order to make room for Fall stock all Sum-
meT Clothing that have in will be sold at uuu-
sually low prices for cash Those yet in want will
well to give call and examine my stock.
J. d. GOODMAN,
No. lS4 Main street, opposite Eagle Square.
N. 3. Those in want of a good Travelling TRUNK
can be supplied at wholesale prices.
au I6 d G.
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GRAHAM AND GODEY'S MIC1-
~ ZINE FOR SEPTEMBER--ps.a.44u ~ a " a. a.
saae ~ JAMES WOODHOUSE.
Eapla
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A FULL ASSORTMENT OF FAMILY
IN GROCERIES always on hand and for sale hy
auA JAMES b. SHELTON,
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INFERIOR WHEAT.-We wish to pur-
chase IL, geo bushels inferior WHEAT.
@u - s. McGRUDER,S SONS.
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.EAo:-An assortment of choice TEAS,
au4 DAyENpopn .
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CITY MILLS AND OTHER BRANDS
~ OF FLOUR, in whole and half bbls for sale
by JAMES b. SHELTON,
au25 Corner of Broad and 4th Sta