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ARRIVALS AT TIE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
SATURDAY.

EXCHANGE HOTEL R Jones, Mobile: I.
Hymsn, Richmond; r Owen, w Easley, B
Baldwin, l; w D Hanson, lady and servant. N
Y; Miss Newton, Miss Armistead. Norfolk; M NJ Ro-
r Douthat, Miss Randolph, Chas City; o o Nelson,
Goodlin, Mattison. Cooper, J Brinkley, Mem
phis, DR. Pretlow, Southampton w O Smith, C B
Gardner, Va; L Lee, Phils; Webster, Gruder,
n Y; Stearns Alleghany; DR. Mcdaniel, c.: h
BTaylor, Caroline; r 3 Hamlin, Tenn; H Waugh
an, Ala; R Rett, c; Nighting gale, w Groom.
or, Ga; J Gordon, Alex
S COLUMBIAN HOTEL.--C McEnany, Richmond;
Capt Balm, City Point; B Goods, Powhatan; g B
Dyer, staunton; w A Eligan, FauquieT u Cary,
Lynchbg ! G.ns T. "A; a Garnet. Columbia; d
son. Charlottesville; Flemise Powhatsn; Ssm'l P
Bagwell Tenn; G L Anderson. A Applebury, Chss
Ewiag. Fluvana; d Hill, RIP \ h; w Charlton,
South Side; johnson, Scottsville; w G. Nelson;
CO; Z Coleman, Spottsylvanis; J C Poulre, Capt v
Witcher. Capt Lacy, Va; w Johnson, Charlottes-
ville; r Archer, Powhatan; L Chamberlain, Va.
+ AMERICAN HOTELS Daniel, Farmviile w
r Palmer, Ala; Mrs Duprey, r Hudson, Pr Ed.
ward; H McCarts. PhiIa w B Pendleton and lady.
Ala; w Titeomb surry; GorEas. Del; w s Andsr.
son, Washington; D Morton. Phelps, Charlotte;
g nj Mallory, G Taylor, w Todd, Norfolk; z B
Prentis and lady children and servt, Mis- Kiddick
and son, Uniss 81 g W Ms..1 Ansli.
tersburg; r Fust j., R D RI. Messinson, Texas;
J Armstrong and lady, Henrico.
UNITED STATES HOTEL Saunders Ports
mouth; w Graham, w Patague,J Seybole, M
Knolle, T A Maury, J Ranssncraf, Mcclure,
Whseling; D rolwels Williamsburg; N Draushn.
G; w Dunn. Wilker.on, Amelia; } Burton, w
Lester, Richmond; A Allen, Texas; p Teagle,
California; w Hobbitzell, 7; c King, v c r; A
v White, Y.
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MrcnAtIss' FAIx.-As the member: 9,
shs v1inia eebssss Ins.it.ts nsvs s 80 I. ths,
- sIViSa a srkibid0a opd h0ldinee 80 - ~ -
roosS 81 Md street, 61k1Ae the pfoeIeS ~ iihsr.
psose15eg Stats Ae!icel1nI 81; ~ - sxfeud to
x 81 caiilsg won the 3o6ies Of VtrnsA srv. md
shsm ehsir I'D md ceunf eDance 90 sls 81
70 supD]y them With specimens Of thsh ns1
Fun present indicaiions feel wssnsfsii sisdiy
ins fhat ne fir daughters Of kichmon1 ~ fhs
avail themselves Of the cproftunity g s~tsrnsise;
mschsnjcs in their new and importens cIlss.tinas,
- - M SSnasTds 81 them Wilf fasn,n ~ :
wora drsvinsa and whsfsver - ~ Gees.
sion .s-.x..x~v.v In the city should
o.yr.sn;ns prepared for the ex hiDftion ~ = =
iii The articles enfrastsd to the e The nosi
.ostiv vorEs Of ali kinds may Be saSs1 ~ tsrned
them, with the assurance thai 4ney Wn -
In zoos order. -. nc.,5 Of Manager
- ths Insfitute arc now industriously ~ w0sa -
r.nsioe Tor the Fair and receiying donsnSns ~ ~
Tshssrv a. well as the names Of now msmDexs. -
III - IN, raaders be prepared to extend 20 then
sslpins hand bearing n mind thst tns ia.als P,Ss
so,kttv sf The metropolis of the Old Dominien oe
pepds greatly upon the success OF nor nssnsncs
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THE THREE RICH MEN.


The richest men who have lived of late
years in the U. States, were John j acob Aston,
Stephen Girsrd, and John McDonough. In
his late autobiography, Vincent Nolte gives
some peculiar characteristics Of each of these
the second of France, and the third of the
men. The first was native of Germany,
United States. One peculiarly common to
Girard and McDonough, was their abhor-
ence of poor relations. This trait, in regard
to the latter, is not stated by Nolte, but he
says with much more significance than could
be conveyed by direct statement, "Durine
the lapse Of some thirty. four years saw him
very frequently, the last time in 1889, and
knew but one relative of his, brother, who
was pilot and died early. if am not mis-.
tsken, of the yellow fever" McDonouoh
had in point of fact many near relations. Va.
here was Nolte, . resident of New orlesn.
and knowing McDonough thirty four years
yet not aware Of the fact that McDopoupl
had but enc relative. 30 effectually had n,
old miser shut himself up from all contact O
communion with kith and kin. Nolte wa
probably not aware that it was MeDonongh'
uniform practice. whenever he met moo
relation in New Orleans to cut his acquaint
asce forthwith, or, If he called ct his house
70 Invoke him most earnestly never to com.
again.
Ia this anisbls and benevolent trait O
character, Stephen Girard strikingly ressm
bled the afssctioaate McDonough. Nolte
Islls n thAt Girard would never hear Cyl.
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$3.50, :, sos THE DrsrArcH.

Messrs Editors Having business In Washinston
city some few days SINCE took lodgings the above
hotel, nesr the Capitol, and take grest pleasure in
ending it to the attention of the travelling pub
found both board and bed of the superior order
while the attendants and sefysnts were all fhat a
Southern gentleman could wish Mr.. Casparis IL an
ways to be found in large cities-snd therefore take
pleasure in bringing his house to the notice of the
Southern public. w. j. B.
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DIED.

On Yesterday morning iof Bilious Dysentery, JAS
PAYANT, aged SO years, native Of Manchester,
England.
to attend his funeral this afternoon at FIVE
o'clock from his residence, on Book Avenue.
On yesterday morning Mrs. MAHALA 8. PEARCE
in the 50th year of her age
Her fune raj will take place at Mr.. Thomas Blunt's
residence in Manchester, this morning at 9 O'Clock
Her friends relatives and scquaintances will please
attend with sut further invitation.
On yesterday morning. PATRICK BUTLER. His
funeral will take place at the Basin this afternoon
at 2 o'clock. : ) 8sss-7st
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TIE SHIP LocKs.-From all that we cal

Tur SHrp LocKs.-From all that we can
,..-n ,be Engineer, Mr. Walton, who has been un-
nr;no u bis Efforts to have the Ship Locks compiler
Ut !. confdeut of having them finished, ready for
~ IA water trade, by the middle or the last OF
hi, hi week Excessive warm weather and sickness
.n,. The l.borers employed on the locks, have
DELAYED this work a few weeks longer than was ex-
pected; but If NO serious accident occurs IN the
the locks and dock into the river, by Thursday or
Friday at farthest 4
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JUDGE MASON IN PARIS

a Paris letter states that Judpe M,.on ~
joys great popularity among all classe. ~ ~ :
French. and amongst nearly ali classas =. Il
..no''1.ns IN raris. There Is one little Anne
.'H oiqae' tne letter says, which has been
in the habit of monopolising ali the Dlploms.
lc ..sos OF inc American Embassy, and to
"nicn Judge =. has refused to continue that
monopoly. VI course i 10 much gravelled
ana uses all its little arts to annoy the Am
bAssador.
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CuBA.

Tho dlscourt4,ous intimsfion Of the Pariu
2 Journal Des Debats," noticed in The Dis
patch Of Saturday, and the universal opinion
expressed by the French that the recent pro-
clamaiion of the American government,
against fllibusteriug. is insincere, are NOT
only unjust, but show disposition. and per
haps determination for rupture with thil
county on the Cuban question. We may
count with tolerabIe certainty, upon France
rs IN armed antagonist to any attempt to cap
ture Cuba, and possibly England.
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ocn MArFHRe.

Ms NuRpxRKD.-Cor0nc Wickeks %
1870 s. Conslsbls Lewellen, held an i.1Se9 -
errasv morning upon the body OF Dennn 9
80 - fa,nd dead In the James River SAD hsn,
~ csraj 81 its inter section with esh street no,
and leff Sid boarding house ct half past oc'oc.
sssf risy night. and when last seen ne wss soa'c
what Intoxicated. On examining me Oo9y
wound was discovered over me 1917 ~. nv ~
ce.sed came to his death BY violence. by some pei
con or persons to them unknown"
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E,psr Roar TRROUGH.-Ihe cdnal DOdt
..f.,.d;s,or- y of Lynchburg, Capt CHRrsrorHEH =
RaTAnr passed from the basin through the COM
49, ,ocks into the dock last Thursday, recelveo
on board magnificent locomotive maze ~ T.n.
sa. Rsi,road Company, and returned 10 the pa
sn by way Of the lock. lss Saturday es ,oass e,
Ivncbburg. The "Gladiator' il the mrs. Ire.gI.
boat that has ever passed from me oas'n 'nlo1sA
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IEHUMAN C0rDUcT.-ThOmas Walkden,
a young man, made his appearance before the May
or Saturday charged with being drunk and assault
ing and beating, In cruel manner, his wife. Off.
Ger Johnson while passing in the neigbborbood last
Friday evening heard cries for help, and on has.
tening to the scene, captured Walkden and took
him to the cage. When the case was called, DR..
Wilson informed the Court that Mrs. Walkden was
too unwell to be present His Honor there.
upon ordered the prisoner to be locked up for safe
keeping until this morning 7SS A
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VILE NEsT-Samuel Harris alias Sam
Patch. drunken, worthless free negro and Eliza
Ann Bridgewater, vile caricature of her sex, was
arrested by Lieut.. Wheat last Friday night and
ged with associatng improperly together, and with
being constant visitors at Jane Wrights house, on
Brooke Avenue, one of the lowest and vilest dens
of iniquity to be found in the State of Virginia.
she served six months in Jail conviction of be.
ing a woman of evil name and fame; and of being
upon intimate terms with negroes. His Honor, az
ter hearing the testimony of number of gentle.
men residing near Jane Wrights, very wisely con.
cluded to send the meanest of the two prisoners
the white woman-to Jail for twelve months and
ordered the negro fellow to be logged to the extent
of the law. si q
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Coop IDEA.-The James River and Ka-
pawha Company design erecting two or three sheds
on the dock to be used in wet weather for loading
and unloading vessels under. This improvement
win be great convenience to shippers as well As
masters Of vessels, and at the same time protect
the goods from damage by rain.
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THE CAMPBELL's ARE COMING" MANY
Of our readers will be gratiied to learn that they
have an opportunity, this evening, of spending an
evening at Metropolitan Hail. with the celebrated
"Campbell Minstrels,r whose vocal and instrument
performances have been received with such adj.
miration in almost every city 10 the Union. Since
their last appearance in this city we understand
that several valuable acquisitions have been made
to the corps, and that It's organization is now
plete. The absence of oil other amusements will
no doubt cause the Metropolitan Hall TO be crowd.
cd tonight; and therefore advise the ladies to
go early, ia order to secure the beat seat.
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TEMPERANCE CONVENTION AT LYNCH
= RuRG

On Thursday night 1--WE learn from the Lynch
burg vireinian,) Mr. VIM. w. Green, agent Of the
Executive Committee reported favorable state oil
things appertaining to the prohibitory law He had
collected several hundred dollars for the committee
and In many instances the liquor dealers gave more
literally than the temperance men.
The Executive Committee of last year was ap
pointed with the addition OF DR.. Peterield Trent
in place of Samuel Reeve, deceased.
A resolution was adopted instructing the Execu.
tive Committee to employ counsel to appear In the
appellate court and sustain the decision of Judge
Summers wherein he declared that it was in the
discretion of the county court to issue licenses for
the sale of alcoholic liquors, which decision has
been appealed from.
The Business Committee reported series of re.
solutions declaring that there ought to be prohib
itory law; that as there will be no session of the
Legislature until 1856, it Is not deemed needful to
do more at present than to provide means for keep
ing the subject constantly before the people; that
the most essential thing now is to raise money to
employ competent speakers to canvass the State
and circulate tracts and documents, &C.; that com
minees be appointed In each county and corpora.
ton to solicit contributions that associations be
formed throughout the State, to be called An
tiLicense Leagues, to DO composed of all such
persons as will pledge themselves to labor and
vote for the repeal of tho license laws and the adop
ton of a prohibitory liquor law. The following
form of pledge Is recommended: s.sz
'We pledge ourselves to use all proper mean.
to procure the passage of law prohibiting the sale
and the manufacture for sale, of intoxicating bev
erages. Such of US as are voters will vote for it
and we will aid in enforcing its due observance"
After discussion, the Convention adjourned unit
Friday morning. 'y,5
The following resolution; offered as an amend
ment to Mr. Cooks substitute for the second resolu
ton Of the committee, was discussed on Friday
Mr.. Cook having moved the series of resolutions
offered by him on Thursday, as substitute for the
series proposed by the Business Committee.
Resolred, That this Convention urgently recon.
mend to the friends of the prohbitory law through
out the State organize in their respective cour
ties for the purpose of carrying to the ballot box
peciaily in the election of members of the General
Assembly, aud of Justices, their principles upon THU
subject; and that, when necessary and expedient
they nominate, and by all honorable MEANS support
for office men favorable to . prohibitory Law.
No action was taken on the resolutions or sub
stitute.
On Friday, Dr. Junkin, of Washington College
and George w. Purkins, of Halifax, delivered ad
dresses in Liberty Warehouse.
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LARGE SALE or CoFFEE.

Tomorrow Messrs. DAVENPORT, ALLEN 4
Co. will sell at auction large shipment OF
Coffee, importe4 directly to this city by
Messrs. WARwIsH & BARKsDALE. This i'm
portation deserves especial notice, and we
hope that it viii result probably to the enter
prising importers, and show that we can I'M
port with advantage to importers and to the
general trade of our city. Messrs w. b.
shipped to Rio, -four ground at their ceie-
brated mills in this city, and laid out the pro-
ceeds in coffee, which was brought direct to
Richmond. Where this double operation can
be accomplished, it ought to pay better than
getting money for our exports. If the manu-
facturer can sell his fabrics in the foreign
market for fair profit, invest the proceeds
in the produce or manufactures OF that mar
ket, and make second profit by their sale
here, it is manifest that he makes two prefit-
able transactions instead of one.
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RAuIRoAp AcctDKSf.-On Saturday af-
ternoon last, q negro man was run over " me
feisht train on the Danville railroad about Inres
miles from Keysyille having both his iees sus On
!. ~. .yneted 10 recover The negro was asleep
= - ~ trsck n the tjne OF the accident
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HOMESTEAD CoMPANY.-The regular
monthly neeting of this company will be held over
Butters Bookstore on MONDAY EVENING, at 8
O'Clock, (2st inst The Treasurer will attend during
the afternoon to receive instaments Fines are re-
gistered at 81 O'Clock. Signed,
an 1877 r. B. HEATH, Sec'y.
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UrRlpE FRuIT.-Daniel B. Corey was
fined 81 and costs by the Mayor for offering unrips
fruits for sale in the second market last Friday.
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TARGET ExoURsIoN.-All persons desi-
rous of going on TARGET EXCURSION, gotten
up in New York style, are requested to meet at
SCHADD'S civilian TELL HOUaE," Broad
street, ON TUESDAY evening, Aug. I'D, 1854, at 8
O'Clock. By order of the Committee.
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GENERALIZATION is solicited to the sale
of DRY GOODS and CLOTHING at Simon Letch.
ensteiu on Broad street. THIS MORNING., at ten
O'Clock. 81 A. MOTT Auct
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I.oSpos QuAnrEBLY.-We have from Mr.. WOOD
HOUSE the London Quarterly, for July. Like all
The British uonthies for months past it too has its
aEastern Question" For the sake of the civilized
world" says the Quarterly, "We rejoice tina. the
Gear has now united the civilized world against
him. In its list Of contents, we also observe
Queen Elizabeth. and her favorites" no doubt an
interesting paper.
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RANGE OF THERMOMETER.
At RANDoLPH's BOOKSTORE, l2l Main st., Saturday
O'Clock. IL o'clock. B O'Clock.
II Y u
MARINE NEWS.
PORT or RICHMOND, Aug. Is.

- - ARRIVED
Steamshp Virginia, Teal, Philadephia, mdse and
passengers.
schr Virginia, Phillips Baltimore, mdse. w. D.
Colquitt & Co.
Schr Orianna, Tuttle, N. Y mdse, D. Curtis.
x Steamer Comet, Drew. Petersburg, mdse, steam
ship Jamestown esez
schr Hope, Creighton, Bait, mdss, w. D. Coiquitt
l. Co.
Schr John E Adams. Spring, Brandon, wheat,
Warwick Barksdale.
schr Native, Dennis, Mt Pleasant wheat and corn,
John Womble L Co.
schr Breeze, Dickinson New York, coal, w. D.
Colquitt Co. -
schr Haxali. Chichester. New York, mdse, D. Cur
RE ss
Schr Hanover, Whipple, New York, mdse, D.
Currie.
schr Henry Read, johnson, Port Walthall, to load
for Norfolk
schr J. Smith, Crusoe. Norfolk, ndse, w. d. Col.
quit L Co.
Schr South Wind, Baltimore, mdse, w. D. Col
quit Co.
New YoRK. Aug. 1s.--cleared ahip Wide Awake,
Tarleton, for City Point. s
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RAIN.-Saturday was wet, cold and disa
greeable-just the kind Of weather to produce bad
colds and headaches.
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HuCTI0NEEk

oms. 9TH gro. ). SvnsEs. ~. - rssd Il.
,,,.,, .sss.S = he ale Of HEAL EsTATK sna sve.
- isscs3ption 81 MEnGHMDIzs, HOUSE
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HELD TO Ban Edward W. Fereueon

Held TO BAIL.-EdWard w. Ferguson.
resident Of the valley. was examined before the
Of usies abusive and threatening lsnsuase TO Nav
Ana Bosher. and cruelty and inhumaniy heatips III
own wife, AesHa Black and Dodson tsstifed 10 IA.
to having seen him knock her down with g ~. on
sunday last Both husband and wife were IN ths
conaant habit OF getting drum; aud when In thst
condiuon were 90 ennoyance to the psighbcYhoo3 Il
which they lived Ferguson attempted 10 prove that
nls vie Vas hs sole cause Of all their difisuties
ana promised fsfhialiy To- lead different HE ID fu
the sum q Pisa and informed BY the Mayor thst "a
case weuta b laid before tbs Afteruav a - Co..
nonwesiih, TO b noticed b. him In suitable -.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
THE CAMPBELLS ARE COMING.
WE9T r. PEEI.,a

lYOhIUINAL VAMT DELL MINSIELS, =
WILL give their first GRAND CON-
w CERT, at METROPOLITAN HALL. ON
MONDAY, AUGUST 2lst, TUESDAY, WEBNES
DAY, and positively their last night on THURS
DAY, 24th,
Under the direction of WEST PEEL.
= This Band. ever. ID composed of TWELVE
TALENTED PERFORMERS, who will each eve
ming present choice array Of novelties.
II Tickets IS cents.
V Doors open at o'clock-eoneert commences
at 8 O'Clock.
an 19-5t g. g. MINOR. Agent.
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81 ai.-ts

srcv rnn rur InsALsD. We cut thu III
,o,sns from the .Phiiseelphis Saturday 6ss.ses.n
"a yeconmNna eur roa6eu = psruse Il esrsf1lv
sod those saasrins s6ouia not delay parshssns:
s.: 6. ssss Sssss Ii ss.. IS
sss .sS s: ~Ho s,'s
e selling Immense qnsntaties Of IT, TIE virtues q
g s. Il sSssd
there b hardly sny room len for q 70 speak 81 It =
Thi. much, " may add; % tho lons train d phys.
distressing than the general derang Of the d.
sestiye apparatus, which never falls to seeonpsuya
disordsrsa sss.s Of shs liver Headashs plies Ian
II ssisssnse are t. asa.rsss ss1 nssas
the skill Of the sbls doctors have been rsdicsllS
cured By Honfsed's German Bitters.n
Sold BY PURCELL, LADD Co. BENNETT
BEERS. Richmond; and BY dealers in medicines
everywhere. ~ zi-lat
SALE or DR. M,LANx's VrRm1rucx
Among the hundreds Of letters certificates and or
ders received By the proprietor Of this medicine the
following sslected 70 show it, ehsIsct.r snd the
effect Of ito use in Distant part of the West:
RoYALToS. Boone County, Ia.
Mesrs. J. KIDD I CO.:
0ENTLEMkN-I write to you to solicit an srepev
for the invaluable Vsrmifaee Jon prepare. Some
time since purchased one dozen vials OF Mr. C. Edy
and prescribed II In my practice, and proved e.
partition will satisfy the citizens of this village and
vicinity. Please send mo one gross OF the Vermi-
fuge Immediately.
Your, he, SAMUEL Ross.
New PRovIDEHcE, Tenn, July l. 1851.
Messrs. KIDD Co-Please send the Vermifuse
for us a. soon as pessibe, - We nesly out and
the demand for 1t IL very great We believe it to be
the best Vermifuge ever invented.
PORTER DYcus.
r. 8. The above valuable medicine, also Dr. n.
LANES CELEBRATED LIVER PILLS. esn now
be had at all respectable Drug Stores In this city
- Purchaser will be careful to ask for and
take mono but DIR. M'LANE'6 vERMIFU0E.-
There are other Pills purporting to be Liver Pills
new before the public.
PURCELL, LADD CO., Druggists.
an 2L-dkelw Rishmond, Va.
ATTENTION is requested to the sale this
af ernoon, commencing at o'clock. of several
Houses and Lots, and number of Building Lots on
Union Hill-a description of all of which may be
seen BY reference to to ths auction column.
Should tho weather prove unfair, the sale viii be
postponed, of which due notice will be given.
au 81 TAYLOR l. WILLIAMS, Aucts
GENERALIZATION is solicited to the sale
of DRY GOODS and CLOTHING at Simon Lsitch.
ensteiu on Broad street. THIS MORNING, at ten
O'Clock. an 81 A. MOTT Auct
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CARPETS. CARPETS.-At =
~ cHAS A. GWATKIN,s.

/ Opposite at Exehanee i,arts
~ lnrgs and compiete hssortment Carpets Russ ana
vi Cloths ranging from the lowest prioe ms5s Il,
the hneet English velvess Of the rlehsss aver
oHered IN this market. Houscks Keepers Hotel hses
s and huysrs gsnsrally. invitsd 10 call spd -
1nems s G. A. GWATKIN.
~ 80. Opposite Exchanss Bank.
CCARCE AND DESIRABLE GOODS.
~ flsin cslorsd Fsensh De Lainss lar tssvslline
nenslin Dsh.ehs, for riding dresses
New style fall Prints
tialn and Open Straw Hsek Bsnnees. ysry eheaD
large lot Of neat etyles nernee Ne Lainea very
cheap $50 s. 80 q 80 q E S 81 =
csnbris ana Muslin cellasA 81 press;
eu3l-6t Qppodte Ixchange nank.
RACON 6IDE6-IO HID. Prime Dry
- ei1sA ~ - NJ =. u. oKINkDn.