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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-12-02
THE BTJNYAN TABLEAUX.

The BUNYAN TABLEAUA.
At THE ODD FELLOWS HALL.
FOR A FEW DAYS ONLY!
Commencing Tuesday Eve'g, Nov. %, 1853.
Consisting of SIXTY Magnificent Scenes with Figures
of Life-size, illustrative of the
PILGRIMS PROGRESS!
This sublime and unique work Of art was painted
by the eminent American artists Huntington, May,
Kyle, Crspsey, Church Dallas, barley and Prof Dug
gan; aud Is acknowledged by the leading journals by
artists and eminent Judges to be superior TO any
similar work ever exhibited in this country This
beautiful and stupendous Mirror of the Wonderful
Dream cost upwards of $1,000.
% Admission q cents. Doors open al 7 o'clock.
Mirror viii move attn o'clock, precisely.
. Exhibition Wednesday and Saturday afternoons, at
Liberal arrange ments made for the admission of
schools.
Descriptive Pamphlets of this great American Pic
ture may be had az the door, Also Tickets AID
Pamphlets may be had at the Book Stores and prin-
no q B. J, GREENWOOD, Manager.
es RICHMOND DANCING ACADE-
az MY, BOSHER'S HALL.-CHAS.A A. M'EVoY
e respectfully announces that his Course for the
EI0 coming season viii commence Ga FRIDAY
Evening Dec I'd, at O'Clock for gentlemen, and on
SATURDAY, the Sd, at loi O'Clock, A. NJ, for Young
ladies, misses and masters. The gentlemens class
will meet every TUESDAY and FRIDAY Evenings
during the season. The misses class on every
DAY Mornings at 1Cl O'clock
The usual facilities for the rapid advancement of
lie eCHO4bfs. VIII Dc OHereQ. ACQ every style OF
Dancing taught, among which the new Dances La
Imperialo, Braganza, and Arragonaise. Persons
wishing 10 join, and these having children TO enter
should do SO at the opening Mr. NJ will teach but
oae quarter, and no pupils will be taken after the
School will have been in cession week. Terms
for the quarter, $40.
Private classes, either for ladies' or gentlemen will
be formed at the opening of the School Mr.. NJ. may
be seen at the II all few days before the opening,
and any day after. no PITS
EHENCING.-Corner of Main and Wall
Il streets-Entrance on Wall street-MAJOR
JOSEPH VANDOR, Professor of the National, Sci
enti6c and Military College, at Brandywne Springs
Delaware, would respectfully inform the public that
bis FENCING SCHOOL is now open for the recep-
ton of pupils.
REFERENCES:
Hon. BozMANN KERR, late Minister to Nicaragua
Hon JAMES A. PEARCE, U. S. Senator of Mary
land
Hon NATHANIEL PIERCE, of New York.
Col. TAYLOR. U. S Army
Col. De SHILDs, U. s. Army.
Col. DURYER, Louisiana
u Open afternoon, till 10 o'clock evening.
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% ROPER Il MURRAY, UNDERTAKERS
Governor street, between Main and Franklin.
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u TO THE CITIZENS AND STRANGERS
VISITING THE ClTY.-lf you wish to get your
Hair cut and dressed in the latest and most approved
style, call on HOBSON. at the Hair Dressing, Shaw
ing and Shampooning Saloon, under the American
Hotel.
N Blot and Cold Shower Baths can be had
daily from A. NJ. to half past P. NJ, and Satur
day to II P. NJ.
Single Bath 25 cents, or FIVE tickets for 81. En-
trance on 18th street. &C %
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LEIGH s, LEECHES..-The public
hereby informed that | have just received by the
steamer jamestown, lot of superior Swedish and
Mediterranean LEECHES, which will be applied
upon the most reasonable terms. The subscriber can
be found at all hours of the day at the hair dressing
saloon under the American Hotel, 18th street, and at
night on 18th, between Main and Franklin streets.
Sc IA r. C. HOBSON.
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T TO THE CITIZENS AND STRANC

O. ABEL U. MAYO, ATTORNEY AT LAW
AND NOTARY PUBLIC Office on Franklin street,
under the Metropolitan Hall, Richmond, Va.
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% BATHS, BATHS, BArHs.-Hot, Cold and
Shower Baths be had daily at the Hair Ores
sing, Shaving and Shampooing Saloon, under the
American Hotel-entrance on 18th street.
Single Bath IS cents or five tickets for 81. OCT
Cr TO BUILDERS AND OTHERS.-The un-
designed will furnish to Builders and Others LUM-
Der and TIMBER. of every description, of the
beg: quality, for Building and other purposes, at
the most reasonable prices, to be delivered Rich
Inoud on the shortest notice.
Orders left with ABEL U: MAYO, Esq, at his Office
under the Metropolitan Hail, Franklin street. viii
be duly attended to.
oc6-dSm SAMUEL 3. BISSELL.
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EDR. WIN. II. MILNOK, practitioner for the
last twenty years, in the cities of NEW YORK and
PHILADELPHIA, begs leave to tender to the citi-
zens of Richmond his services in all the branches of
his profession. DR.. MINOR may be found during
the day, at his Office HILLS READING ROOM
BUILDING, corner of Main and Governor streets,
and, at night, at his residence, VIRGINIA HOUSE,
Grace street. no 7-Smt
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, !

IUMMTSSIUNEKfS OFFICE,
RICHMOND, Dec. Isl, 1858. :
The parties interested in the fore going decree are
hereby notified TO attend at my Office in the city of
Richmond, on the 18th day of January, 1853 at 10
O'Clock, A NJ, with the evidence necessary to enable
me to perform the duties required by said decree.
WILLIAM +. DAVIS.
de 2-lawIw Commissioner
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~ B. ". STARkE, ATTORNEY AT LAW
AND NOTARY PUBLIC. - Practices in ali the
Courts of Henrco, Hanover and Richmond city.
AS Notary Public, particular attention will be paid
to the taking of Dispositions, lin out of his ofce)
Proof and Acknowled gments of Deeds, Relinquish-
ments of Dover &c. Claims for collection entrusted
TO him promptly attended TO.
Office, No 81, three doors above City Hotel. on
North side of Main street, Richmond, Va.
IL -Ir
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IGNORE NEW GOODS.-T.R. PRICE CO

4 u %.
are opening this day by Express
New style Velvet and Cloth CLOAKS
Rich Cashmere and Spun Silk PLAIDS
Plain French MEKINOES and DE-. LANES
Few elegant Dresses in more ANTIQUE"
Cloak CLOTHS and yELVETS for Cloaks
New Muslin CHEMlZETTES, SLEEVES, COL
LARS, &c.
Embroidered and Scolloped HDKFS, ia variety
Muslin and Jaconet FLOUNCINGS
Gallons Marcelines, Velvet TRIMMINGS, &c.
With many other choice an sessonabie goods
II
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yWhere shall have my Daguerreotype taken Z
Go to MlENIS l. WATSON'S, No. 146 Main street.
just below the Exchange Bank, and have good one
taken. They charge more than Others and are
to give You hfe-lke and well-executed picture
1t is only necessary give them cali to satisfy your
selves of the superior skill of these artists. Don't
forget the place, lt6 Main street. few doors below
the Exchar ee Bank. no q
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~ JOB AND CARD PkINIING.-The DIS
PATCH JOB OFFICE, on Governor Street, has
the largest and best assortment of CARDS ever in
this city, and is prepared 90 this description of
PRINTING on as reasonable terms as elsewhere in
the city, as well as every other kind Of PLAIN AND
FANCY PRINTING. Cali and see specimens.
u Plain and Fancy CARDS for sale. sc S-dtfE
wT. ]. CARSON l. CO, NOS Al AND -
LIGHT STREET, BALTIMORE, AND NO. Sc
WATER STREET, NEW YORK.-A good assort-
ment of Bacon, Pork and Lard always on hand, and
for sale at lowest market prices je lily
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u THE NOTES OF THE UNITED STATES
BANK will hereafter be redeemed at the Office of
II. T. Pairo i Co.
uo9-ts WIN N TTNSLEY
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e15-ly Formerlyaf Jones's Hotel, Philadelphia
RUSSIA AND TURKEY,-The prospects of
war between these two countries has caused the adj
vance in price all necessary articles, except
useful article is concerned readers have rea-
fear for assured that if CID Nick should
succeed in giving Turkey basting SIMONS beauti-
full Pictures would remain the ever, both in
quality and price. no IL
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DIED EYE UNCE MUkE.-I2,UUU Red
IL Eve Segars, anew aud very superior brand
Flor Lee America, Ii Capitolio, Leonarciti, and q
great variety of other choice brands. For safe By
de2 ALIEN DUVAL, l55 Main st.
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FRIDAY EVENING, December I'd, 1853
MACBETH
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lr-a FOR SALE.-I wish to sell my
s3::.i HOUSE on French Garden HILL For particu-
lars enqnire On the premises. 49,, r,1,,,
De 2-3t~ UANID OibSON.
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NEW PROSPECTUS OF
THE TEMPERANCE GAZETTE.

TIVE undersigned, in connection with DIR, JAMES A.
u FoRegs, the present Editor and Proprietor of the
TEMP GRANGE GAZETTE," published at
Scousyie Ya has made arrangements to remove that
paper 10 Lynehbug the 18th Of August next; after
which mo il will be regularly published in this city
fho GAZETTE" will continue. IL has been.a
warm advocate of THE fEMrksAsoE CAUsE.-Thst be-
ing the prime object Of ia establishment its first and
most aim will be promote the interests OF that
eause-bu at the time viii also be the object OF
ts conductors to make il interesting and useful pa
per all elnsses Of renders -: Literature, Morality
Religion agriculture the Markets and the general News
Of the day shall all receive Its attention.
" TnE GAZETTE" has corps Of talented CON
trbutors who regularly write for it, and the services of
others will be secured. II will be published simufane-
ously IL Lynehbutg mud Scotsge, which viii add to
its circulation aud materially increase It's value adj
yertis. medium
- fns GAzErrsp will be pull she'd by Mr. d. w.
MITCHELL, gentleman Of experience mud skiIl in the
boness II will b. about the size of the Daily Virgin
inn OF this city. and published weekly material,
nj ONE DOLLAR AND FIFTY CENTS year. In
lis effort establish this interest in the city, the
undersigned hopes receive The support and eoopera
tim of its elizons and the public.
July ld.ts ALEX. MCDONALD.
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COW ME RCIAI
IRON the New York EeonomI.f.1
new York Markets.. 10

'hhAr-Later adyices from Eprono r.
"se' 'he featpes Of our Wheat marker from tho.
- IN our last weekly summary A eb,r..;, IL.
al Lverp 'ol and London, and continued La,
n ''''' On the continent with large French o,d.r. g.
! 'a'S'1hs IN those markets had produced Jer.l.d
'"e''" al Liverpool, inducing an active co,.,,,,i,
Pe'u4a''Ve demand; but the private advces b. m.
| ~ "e'e less favorable than the published arro,n,.
"''" snsht advance in frrighis end material i'm,
| "t !" Ptlee' shippers cyince less ayiditv ,o So
se parcels here and to arrive than early in the
e'A' or Immediately after the adyices by the Atlantic
| ''''' Nho"h' Our current prices are considerably
Tue i''nIts oil shipping orders, and much of the ln.
"'il's is Tor account of parties here. The war.
py the Arabia had exerted It., influence on tho
'''iNet' causing some apprehension that the
''"' 'he continent would be cut off; but with
favorable change in the weather. aud an nr,irnhI s,
Element oil the Turkish question. (Which 10 IA orr.a,.
quite probable) material decline may be antcinated
he private adviees from France are much NOR. r,f
V"ahle Than those from England the crons bavns sc
Tered from protracted rains. We tce the first ann
PIE OF New White tennessee Wheat in market since onr
a't' the quality good the berry quite plump md the
yield to the acre satisfactory New Wheat from the
South comes forward slowly, and is readily aken nv our
Ilers Mt full prices, but little of it il in condition n
YET Tor shipment Among The sales the past week were
4oo bush new white Southern 80 an extreme price;
$500 bush. Red Southern slIsalo0; 3 600
bush Old White Southern s. % in store; l. 100 bush
prime Genesee early in the week. 80; 900 bush
fair Red Genesee 81 90 l 10; 49, 200 bush. Red Ohio
81 l2d l6.
lRoN-h he market has further improved for Scotch Pig
and has been quite actiye sales of 800 to 900 tons nj
s3o S}l' cash, and 81 $32, mos English Bar is
in demand at $55 on n 81 SO
IoBAcco-Our market for Kentucky the past week
has been rather quiet previously stated There
scarcely any doubt TINT the crop this season will be
much smaer than last year. Holders are asking prices
beyond the reach of purchasers. The speculative de-
nand continues in manufactured and full rates are re-
zed Vi this some 10000 packages have been dispos-
81 of ut &c advance Among the snles for the week
we're 600 hhds Kentucky at 0c; 80 hhds Virginia
1t 9c 100 cases Ohio FILTERS at % 100 Wrapper.
1t dc
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THE LATEST NEWS.
,pR1vAL OF THE BLACK WARRIOR


The Steamer Black Warrior arrived at N
York on Saturday noon from Mobile and Ha
yana, having left the latter place on the 18th
of July.
A lsmenlahle accident occurred at Havana
on the 10th at horse race outside of the city.
Seats were placed for the spectators, some oil
them twenty feet high. Just as the Captain
General entered and the sports were about 10
commence, portion Of the seats gave way.
precipitaing some five hundred persons be-
low. Abou: forty or fifty were either killed
or wounded. comprising all ages and sexes.
Three American sailors of the bark Jasper.
which recently landed cargo of slaves on
the Islan' h :, ben imprisoned at Havana
They 81 t1el shipped at Nav York; bui on
finding oh he character of the vessel thew en-
.jeavored To get away but could not.
The ship Lady Suffolk, which was said to
have been scuttled. was in the hands of the
British, LAYING been taken on the South side of
the Island, by the brig Darius.
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TWO OTHER NEW NOTES
UPON NOhCEo Eli . L "A MI =
Southern Agency. 81 Main 81, Richmond.

- v Southern Agency VI mann 81, hHfsmOh"'
Fran, Ac N. Y. Eveniag Mirror, hpra l5th, 1883
WoHcgsTEH's Piano FoRTEs--lt always affords us
pleasure TO say good word Of old friend, Horao
Worcester Having often "tnken thu responsibility OF
recommending hs Pianos 1t is gratifying to be able to
add Tint have heard the first word OF complaint
Of the price, durability OF Mr. Worcesters IL
amos.
As all the world with its wife and daughters 10 COM
ing M from the South to attend tho Great Exhibition
we beg 10 remind them in the OF Worcesers FL
ano Fores They truly elegant instrnments OF rose
wood aud mahogany without any OF the Black Berry
stain about them
From he N Y Sunday Courie, april I'm, 1853.
PfANos-As tho mint stamp Of gold renders II
current 40 docs the Of Worcester inscribed upon
Pinno inspire confidence everywhere. His skill as
manufactured of these popular instruments has gwen
him first class reputation, and any Piano procured at
his establishment cannot fail to give the utmost satisac-
| ton TO the buyer.
| From The Richmond Times
PiAEos.-These beautiful instruments, which within
years become accessory ornament to eve
ny paror have been brought such Perfection both In
outward finish and in tone, that doubt very much II
the inventive and enterpsng genius of the manufacu-
in future add much to that already DONE
To have heard no instruments that begin TO
compare in of tone TO those manufactured by
Worcester, and sold by Mr. A. NORRIS bookseller and
staoner OF this city. In finish, satisfied they can
not lie exceed But few days since, one OF the oest
performers have listened to- WINE pracusing
difficult piece of music OF orcester pianos, TO-
marked TO us that the sweetest toned instrument
hs Gnpers Ind ever touched, and he had played
preat variety of pianos both North and South We fully
9eree with him. and therefore take pleasure in advising
ur renders to call Morris, and supply themselves
MORRIS il ,ole Agent for the sale OF Worcesters
Pianos and is receiving additional supplies by almost
every packet from New York His prices are the same
as at the factory He socits examination of his stock
from those in want of superior Pianos moderate pri.
oes lie 29-dts
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AHempt to Mroa0 tile Har1aem Cars off TIE
Eack-Avest ofthe Fiend w1o made them
Several attempts had been Of late made to
throw the passenger trains Of the Haraom
Railroad off the track-which were defeated
by the cow-catcher showing them off. These
attempts were generally made at one spot, and
watchmen were placed there TO detect, if pos
slble, the person who put these ob,trucions
on the track. They We're successful IN arrest
ing an individual in the act Of fastening upon
the track with stakes cross-tie, which he had
placed there. He was imprisoned at White
PIaia; but refused to give his name, and no one
knew him
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AcciDENr.-We understand the Hygeia Ho'
tel,at Old Point, acc dentalIy took fire night OF
two since from the gas lamps used IN the ball
room The greatest CONSERVATION and d,smay
Immediately spread through the large and gay
assemblage, but tie fire being speedily ex'in'
guished order was soon restored, and exercise
upon the light fantastic toe were again resumed
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Col. WnEELER.-Tho Washington CORE
spondent of the New York Courier and En-
qui:er says Col Jno H Wheeler, OF N " mas
been appointed Charge to Sardinia, the place
which the Hon. r. X Meade, declined.
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Ia. rrYgeglssgsgyssggs;y7 FROM PETER BUR G.
I ssH-hnhn.and Richmond 10 he UhHc SHlPhar
Springs Through IN tleo day.


Springs Through in iro day.
WE Virginia Tenn. Rairoa Company pre-
sent the quickest anftc.t and cheapest route with
increased facilities, before offered by any line to
the travelling public visiting the Virginia Springs.
Passengers cpying Richmond dnly Mt 6o'clockP, N.
(Sundays exeepted) by Messrs. Boyd, Edmond ~ Cos
line OF packets with experienced commandments tho
next morning nj oeluek A. M, by the Danvlle Rail-
road meeting passengers leaving Petersburg at7 o'clock
A. M The same morning a the junction of the South
aide Iinroad will proceed Rico'a Station where they
will find line Of new and superior Troy Coaches hno
horses md experienced drivers In readiness convey
them with the possible dispatch, will reach Lynch
burg eny in the evening IN time to have good nights
res end take the Cars of the Virginia Tennessee Hail
RoHd Mt 7 o'clock. A NJ next morning to Bonsacks,
distance of AZ miles hours In connection with
Parish x Cos old established line of Stages, well
known To the travelling public for their snicty and dis
patch well supplied with new Coaches excellent horses,
accommodating agents md drYersready convey them
To the Mountain House to supper aud after eomiortn-
bic nights the White Sulphur Springs before 10
o'clock the next morning. the sec"nd day niter leaving
lynehburg
Returning passengers will lenyo II hlte Sulphur
Springs Mt o'clock L. M daily, tSundnys exceptod)
Red Sweet and Sweet Springs Mt q o'clock T. M and
nrrve at tho Mountain House 10 supper. leos ing the
next morning day light. brenkasting at SCOTS arrive
Mt Bonsncks ut II o'clock i. M.~and Lyncbbnrg ut 81
J. M, leave Lynehburg same evening by Packet ut
o'clock T. NJ for Richmond arriving the second morn
ing at o'clock A. Nor by stages ut l2b A. Nor
from To o'clock In the morning, and Souhside Rail
rnnd to Petersburg and DBnve Rnilrond To hiebm3nd,
arriving same evening Mt 5 o'clock 7. M,
Rates of fare from Richmond and Petersbmg.
by Boyd Edmond's Packet from Richmond
aud Virginia a. Tennessee Railroad to White
Sulphur Springs, W. 90
to Sweet Springs, y. 0o
BY Danville Railroad from Richmond and South
aide Railroad from Petersburg, and stages TO
Va ~ Tenn. Rail Road to White Sulphur
Springs. $40. 50
to Sweet Springs, ....-.. o. 30
THOMAS SHARP.
Sup't II evaporation,
iv7.ts w \ Tenn. II.
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SECOND DISPATCH.
From tie MeciUa VallpY.

New ORLEANS, July I3th.-Advices from
Mexico Of considerable interest have been re
ceived here. 1t is stated that Gov. Salazar
Governor of the Mexican States adjoining the
MeciIla Valley maintains incontestahle rights
10 the Mecilla Valley, and threatens 10 resign
on the least concessi II.
The Trait d. Union doubts whether any Of
fers TO purchase will be entertained. The dis
honorng of the Sloo drafts excites great dis
trust.
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LATER FROM THE Rio GRANDE.-By advl.
ces from Brownsville to the 20 uIt., We learn
that a man named Kennedy bad been hung by
the populace at Rio Grand City for the muir
der OF Corporal Riley, of Lieutenant TIIords
Mounted Rifles. Captain Changers Rifles had
pursued gang of 20 Indians, who crossed The
Rio Grande opposite Guerrero, killing five OF
them. and wounding five or more. Mexican
troops are Continually arriving at the Mexican
towns on the Rio Grande and in such numbers
as TO excite on.derable speculation among the
Americans.
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Fnt17 C0Uis5On.

PouGHKEEPsiE, Juk I0.-The It, amer EN-
nire City about 2 o'clock this morning, on her
downward trip, was run into about i've miles
below by sloop. She was struck with such
force as to knock one of her boilers out and
break some parts Of her machinery, throwing
it overheard This caused the steamer almost
instantly to take ire,spreading CONSERVATION
all over the boat, and amongst the passengers
who were aroused from their slumbers in ter
rible confusion.
They were however, all rescued and safely
brought on shore to Poughkeepsie by schr,
except ten or twelve badly scaded and three
or four killed. 1t is feared some Of the passen
gers lcaped overheard during the consrerna-
ton, and were drowned. The fire on board the
boat was extnguished, but she is badly dam
aged.
SECOND DISPATCH.
Amongst The scaded by the accident to the
Empire, is Mr. S S. Bullet, of Washington,
D. C. Severa! dead bodies have been taken
from the river. The loss oflife is much great
than was first supposed.
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ORD. HEAVY STOCK of Dry Goods

= JUNE 18Th, Is53-Jno. j. Purvis' Ag't. has iuSi
reached home from trip to buy goods anu IS 10
ceiving large supply of every description Oh a''''
known to the Dry Goods Trade -, :.
Any persons doubling the cheapness OF his ooooF
will please call and Look for themselves
p. S.-My system of business is to receive ne" goou
nearly every week in the year, and to sell tor Cash ~
CASH ONLY. JOHN J. PUkVlS, Ag"
June lS-ifts
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The Prcs;de0t's Mouements.

NKw YoRK, July TO- President Pierce and
suite left here this morning at O'Clock Tor
philadelphia, en- route for Washington. lhey
will reach Philiadelp h;a about noon.