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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-14

OUTRAGE IN PLYMoUrH-On the night of the
l4th instant, party of Democrats appeared before
the houfe of I. I. Tagar, Esq and made great
desist, as he had very sick child; they increased
the noise, and his child thrown into spasms; he
again requested tn EN- to desis when they assailed
beat, and horribly cut him TO pieces. He is still
alive and presents most horrible spectacle Great
excitement prevails, and not one of the crowd has
yet told who the butchers are. Our citizens are
Indignant at the outrage.-Ralcigh Register.
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RUILD1NG LOTS ON MAIN. CARY
=. "a Amp BROAD sTkEET4, AT AUCTION =
~ w.LLDNkeDAY. 16th Ausasf, It So olelock Z. r.
.ne premises win be isold that beautiful lot 81
1900 ss &c Me,n bstwsea Adams snd jefferson
an alley This b most besstifsiIv sifnsseS - ~
,oeasea - y IN pieasanf and Iyrovi.e rairShor
nood, very desirable for buildinx ~.
10 vacant Int on the north side 81 Car stY..t
Chass Philip oaias zee :; "a the rsdsnss
Also. s.ssa st'i IL It III. .op.s...t
hresd and Monroe sreet ontins 10 feet ~ 1 o.
Persons In want Of desirable buildin. ~.
sttend this sale. Terms at sale. 1sslo
au 10 TAYLOR q WILLIAMS, Auct.
A UCTION SALE OF THAT MOST
or RICHMOND. KNOWN As THE nj !. .. 9 vi ~
TAvERNp PROPERY.--On TUESDAY. 15th a..
Of August. 1854 at 81 O'Clock. P. M uf,u the ~
misses, will be sold that most valuable real eef.t.
Enown a. the Swan Tavern property, situated a.
feet - - -N---.-e SssA log
The improvements consist OF the Tavern ana o,..
nuidings, large brick stabia, i've tenements on
nfoad street and three tsnements 9Th street. ana
.ne wnois OF the property Is now yielding hand
AZ Hotel, its contiguity to the Richmond and
rfedericksburg Depot, and it central and very a.
ntuation has heretofore and will always on
large portion of the resident and transient pa
tionase whilst for business purposes ts location II
unequalied BY any properly on the street.
Al unusuai opportunity for profitable investment
ronsh. ins e property Of such value il rarely
TEsMs-one-tfih cash balance at 6, II, 10 and "a
months credit payments to bear interest and Be- a..
cured by atrust deed ''1 70 20
jy q TAYLOR l. WILLIAMS. Auct..
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GoRDoNsvILLE, Orange co., Va,
July IL, 1854 I Nv 23-Imk
GALE OF REAL ESTATE.-In pursu

GALE OF REAL ESTATE-In pursu-
~ ance of decree pronounced in the Circuit Court
of the city Of Richnopd, on the Esd day of Novem:
ais, the undersigned therein directed, will ex-
pose to sale, ON MONDAY, the 18th day of August
next, at4 O'Clock, p. M. one-haf of Lot No. IL ada
cent to Seabrook's Warehouse, Grace street, in
the city of Richmond fronting 65 feet, and running
back 10 feet.
TERMS OF SALE.--One-fourth cash the balance
in six, twelve and eighteen months, with negotiable
notes, well endorsed, and the title retained until the
purchase money is fully paid, and conveyance di'
rected by the Court.
jy % THOS. w. BOSWELL, 8. C. R.
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The Los sxpsrisnssd b. llr. 0aArisl HIts. Of Au-
usta county, BY the burning Of his barn. on the 10th
inst, quite severe. The Dtssnton visdcstor In
forms rs that several wagons and portion of this
years crops were In ths barn 1t the time, and lost
The loss falls on one Of the most Industrious and
worthy citizens of Augusta county.
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LATER FROM PERU-AN INSULT ATONED
FOR

NEW YORK, Aug. 1.-THE British screw steam.
ship Vadivia, with the South American mails. arri-
we'd at Panama on the 25th ult, with Chill dates to
the Both of June.
The CHILEAN Congress was sitting, but nothing OF
interest was done.
The ship Townsend, of Boston, Capt Woodson,
was burnt on the 25th of May, in lat. IS South The
captain and crew, "a in number, took to the boats
snt having very heavy weather, after a voyage Of
600 miles one out OF the four boats and two out OF
"A men succeeded in reaching Juan Fernandez
Inc Peru Lima News of the 18th of July says that
ten Echenlque was going to take command of the
army lnperson. The same paper says that an am.
pie apology had been made for the outrage com.
mitted by the press gang at the U. s. Legation at
Lima. The soldiers in fault have been punished as
they deserved, and the wounded servant at the LIE.
CATION recompensed from the Treasury
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auto ''A''' e55DplN AppERsoN, Auct.
GALE OF LAND IN HERICo. NINE
BY DUNLOP, MoNCURE Il CO.

CARGO SALE OF SUGAR AND MO-
~ LASSES, AT AUCTION.-On TUESDAY, the
10Th inst, at 10 O'Clock, will SELL at our wharf at
Rockets. the cargo of the brig Cleopatra from Alta
kapss, consising Of
$50 hhds Sugar, part prime quality
$50 bbls. MoIasses.
TERMs-Under 500 cash; over $780, mos credit
for satisfactory paper.
aus DUNLOP, MONCURE 4 CO., Auctr.
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TOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION

kOh SALE Al FUbLlC AUCTION.
l. will offer at public auction, if not disposed OF
privately before, on TUESDAY, August 10Th, 1854,
to the highest bidder, the following valuable PRO.
PERTY:
l.. The Store and Dwelling House, which is occu-
pied by myself, and which was built but two years
ago in elegant and comfortable STYLE It is one of
the best business stands in this State s the
est Store to the Central and Orange and Alexandra
Railroad Depot in this place, and occupies better
locality for any kind of business than any other store
in the village.
One Lot. fourth of an acre in size, situated be-
tween New and Old Gordonsville.
s. The Land lately purchased of George Morriss
estate kno wn as the CHAMBLICO TRACT, about
Il miles of this village, and containing two hundred
and fifty five and half acres we'll timbered and very
well adapted to the cultivation of all kinds OF grain
As three railroads will shortly be running to this
place, the timber will soon overpsy for the land.
a. The balance of my stock of Hardware, Groce-
ries, Wooden and Tn-ware.
TERMs.-For the stere and Dwelling house. Lot
and Land, cnethird cash. one-third in months and
the balance in IL months. fer approved negotiable
paper-the title retained till the whole 10 paid.
For the M Merchandise, cash will be required
8. HIRSH.
oohDoSsVlLLE' orange n1y g CO. ;a ys' ,v.a-,m.
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DESTRUCTION OF WOoLEN MILLS

HARTFORD, Conn, Aug. 1.-THE Hockanum Sat
met Mills, at Rockville, Alonzo Bailey agent was
burnt this morning-loss 100000; insurance $50
900. The Mill was new, and not yet finished. all
the machinery not being yet in it.
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PHILADELPHIA, August IA short time since,
letter was sent from N York cont aiming check for
ok hundred dollars, payable to firm in this city
the check was distracted from the Philadelphia
Once, and paid by the Girard Bank on a forged en-
dorsement. Suit has been entered to recover.
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The Washington Star says that there 10 no truth
in the report that the representative of France
This Government, has formally demanded $500, oOt
for the damages Inflicted on French subjects in the
bombardment OF Greytowp
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CHOLERA.

NEW YORK, Aug u.-At the Franklin Hospital in
se past "a hours there were two cholera deaths and
% cases remaining. At Mott street Hospital nd
70 inc past "a hours, and only II casessnd "a
ALBANY, August 1.-THE Choler. /, no.v .h.,;,.
haFA - INV uV1lH6
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EuRNITURE. a. Ar A1rrrro,

u 1nM ~ LURE. 60, AT AUCTION
It auction n,.,t next I2th inst, 1t 10 ocIock.
Sofas Buresus lot Of Furniture, con.lsine 81
XI.o .sas, s. Beds. ssdstssds, Gc.. "a.
and Dry Goods sesed invoice Of Clothing
II to "a BY S. aaf = - ssorted, from 10 By
tne attention of the trade i rem EFT, Rse.ases
Terms cash. -'.' AGrv
an III AbEn- MUTT, Auet.
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The majority for Col. Smith, in Kanawha, " az
4O6- This, however, does not change the result
Mr. Lewis, stated heretofore, has been elected to
represent the 1lth district.
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Sir Edmund Head, the present Governor of New
Brunswick, will very shortly relieve Lord Elgin in
the present Governor Generalshp of Canada.
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MILITARY QUARREL.

BOSTON, Aug 1.-THE Commander-in-chefo of the
vounteer Military forces here, publicly censures til
companies that entertained the Montgomery Guards
from New York some time since, when on q visit
mere. some disturbance then took place. when riot.
Gus and turbulent conduct was manifested
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CLEVELAND: o.. Saturday, Aug. 12-Betwee
Bedford and Macedonia, last night, the storm BILE,
seventeen trees across the Pittsburgh track. Tn
down train went at full speed through the firs
tree one foot in diameter. Up train stopped. N
damage.
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AN AMERICAN VESSEL BOARDED BY BR1rrsH
SrEAMER.-The brig May Queen, Captain jackson
which arrived here on Thursday last, from New
Orleans, reports having been boarded by II. b M
Steamship Medea, in lat. % 30, long. SO 10. The
Lieutenant in charge of the boarding boat requested
to see the briggs papers, which were shown him
when he left her to proceed on her voyage after !
detention of about half an hour
PHILADELPHIA Bulletin.
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DRowNED.-On the 2fst nit, w. II. Martin vas
drowned Ia the Little ksnawha river, near Gi snyils
Mr.. n. had just returned from California where he
made about $4,000. He went to Glenvils a. 4 yis.
tor 70 the Democratic Convention.
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HEALTH OF CHARLEsTON AND MI

CHARLESTON, Aug. l0.-The mortality of the past
week, in this city, shows ight decrease which NAV
be attributed mainly to the excessive heat whch pre-
vailed for few days; the total number of deaths is
reported st35.
From Mobile we learn that the health of the CITY
continues excellent there having been only IA deaths
during the week.
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ARRRsT.-Dr. J. C. Patterson, postmaster at Nc.
Whortersville, Tenn, has been arrested on charge
of robbing the mail. He was committed to jail in
default of $4,000 bail. DR.. Patterson has heretofore
been considered an honest man. He is regular
practising physician, but has been at times an actor
and universalist clergyman.
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ANTI.NEBRAsKA CONyENTIoN

BANGOR, Me, Aug. 1.-THE Penobseot Anti.Ne.
brsska Convention was largely attended on Thursdsy
barns for Csneres and adopted resolutions stronr,
against the Nebraska act.
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SAILING OF THE STEAMER.

New YORK, Aug. 12-The steamer Herman sail
ed at noon to-day for Southampton and Havre, with
70 passengers, and $255, 900 in specie
The steamer Alps also sailed at noon for LIVERPOOL
with $250, 900 in specie
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BOSTON, Aug. l2-Six deaths by cholera during
The last AZ hours The malady is on the decrease.
The Porter liquor case has been decided. He has
been hned $3.50, and sentenced to an Imprisonment
OF four years. He has appealed
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MORTALITY IN PHrLADELpHIA.-The intermentl
In Phisdelphia during the week ending Saturday af
ternoon. were $780, including 65 from cholera This
reduction from the previous week.
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The Charlottesville Advocate states that the ope-
rations at tho Tunnel have been Suspended In
quence Of the cholera. On Tuesday last there
were four deaths and no evidence Of an abatement
Of the violence Of the diseaze.
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BosroN, August lion the Lowell Railroad last
evening, George Scales, brakeman, was Instantly
Killed, by his head coming in contact with bridge
ms bat blew of, and he was reachir to catch it at
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IMmIGRATIoN.-Over five thousand immigrants
arrived at the port of New York on Thursda y NOR.
ming, between sunrise and - O'Clock meridian, and
not one case of sickness was found among them
which required to be sent to the quarantine hos.
MT, II
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rH1n fl6Y|l

-- -. hlr Ia II
A UCT1ON NOTICE tTf- -
e: e & ~ s;s stsi ~! 3 81 y =.
Swelins end iot, IN - 20. ~ % seess.he1So,
S !. sossty " Tie stare w. ~ exses.
veil psssssS, "a ~ 49, I've soIiss KisI 49,
sesssry get hos:ess There : sIse ep@ ~ - -
ssofy nosss Nth two tsssmspts eess.,sS 7. y, &c
part OF the village, with the beef ~, a ~ eaf
within thirty steps Of the door ne hesifS ~ ~
town cannot Be too highly sppreeiatsd 4 g. -. -
ins from the hustle and eonfudon Of 4 citv ~ e
where they can inhale the pure country kr-s".sS
snd stu have In their power s1d 70 Their vsiS
selves - :. 80 3'.s--,,s'"- 1sss sof tnsM-
=. Is e made known on the day ofals. Pos,,eu,o.
au7-7t* ,vnr = acr
bosOtine Green, dug. 4. 1854 = AA'AAD
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BosToN, Aug. l2.-The annual meeting of the
stockholders OF the Central Vermont Railroad Co,
have fixed the 18th September as the day for cleo
ton for new board OF directors The case of
Crane, the President, is to be Investigated by the
Grand Jury.
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AprorNTMENT.-Dsputy Paymaster General Ber
jamin r. Larned. has been appointed Paymaster oe
neral. with the rank of Colonel, vice Gen. Towsop
deceased.
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Fra destructive fire occurred in Pittsburg
Pa, on the 10th inst. Lowry's Planning MIL St. Pat
rck's Catholic Church. and several other buildings
were DESTROYED
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-14

Judge Bronson has replied to the committee ar.
pointed to inform him of his nomination for Cover.
nor OF New York, and declines the nomination
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HEALTH OF WAsHINGTos.-Du.in the month o
July, there were 1874 deaths in Washington. D
these, 90. were children under Year. Of age.
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ANOTHER MEETING IN KANAwHA.-Ihe Kanaw.
ha Republican says:

ha Republican says:
some of our citizens, to make assurance doubly
sur sne; tnat al necessary arrangements were made
ior the approaching Convention at the White Sui.
pnuf, called q meeting at the Court House on last
saturday night. We have never seen our people
come together with more alacrity and promptness.
r.. - early hour the house was pretty we'll filed
me meeting was characterized By unusual enthu
siasm, which impaired to the several speakers
g eat animation and eioquence. Their souls were
70 ths subject-they felt what they said Tho peo.
Pc hanawha are n earnest upon the SUBJECT okthe
Eovington and Ohio Railroad.
additional delegates were appointed to rsbf6se
me county 10 the Convention
., There wes severe ffea In East N1sltop korou,h
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TWO ENGLISH DEsERTERs DISCHARGED
FROM CUSTODY

BOSTON, August 1.-THE two English desertera
rrlchard and Casey. were further examined before
" 8 Sommissioner Woodbury., on the charge of rob.
oing the Queens Treasury at Sidney. The Comms
which offence was not in the Ashburton Treaty. He
therefore ordered their discharge. They were then
the British Consul having made comnlsint sss;n.;
them in the Police Court for simple larceny
The announcement of their discharge was rece;vea
with applause by the audience in the Court room.
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The trial Of Arlington, in Alexandra, for murder
| has not yet been concluded.
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BosToN, Aug. l2-The receipts of the Vermont
Central Railroad for the year ending June st. were
$4,000, and the expenses S605 900, which is lust
Is per cent on the receipts.
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NAVAL ORDERS

BosToN, Aug. 12-Orders have been received at
the Charleston Navy York to Immediately fit up the
ship John Adams for the Pacific
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On Thursday evening last, at Clinton N. c., in a
personal collision, Mr. Thomas H. Holmes shot Mr.
Samuel Ireland, inicting dangerous and possibly
fatal wound
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SCHOOL QUESTION mi PHILAnELpu1.

PHILADELPHIA, August 11th-The newly elected
School Directors in the lower district of The citv
have removed fifteen teachers within the last fev
DAYS, supposed to be upon sec,orian grounds II II
said that all those removed Roman Catholjcs and
much feeling 10 manifested among the friends of the
prescribed. The matter seems likely to greatly wi
den the breach between the Professionals and Catho.
lies here. 80. -S
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ITO PREVENT AND CURE CHOI,-
II ERA AND ALL BOWEL CQMPLAIMTS

ERA Ann All. enWrr consI, S ,1rs,
lers3ns .ravsing; ane Al otners should have bot
s Hsy 0i q rAIN CuhE e, and his CAR
MiNAIivE bALSAM by them In case of sudden
Insse medicnes frequently cure In less time
th an Iequnesro 9et physician.
~ ?Ievens Cn1ioIs, take teaspoonII OF Pain
Curel IN VINE gisss OF water every moTnings whom.
ever you nave PAN InteInamy OF externally, use the
ran Iursr IN po y NJ IA = ana ~ Ct
"; hVoES .OAnMnNATlCE bALSAM Tor Chol-
era, cholera Morbus Bowel Complaints and Dysen-
tery. rms m459re one OF the most important medi.
clnes. ano snooia pc kePtin All Iamines AZ sooth.
ins preparation, IL nss no equal In cases Of infants
Win power company cnoiere morbuA reatlessness,
Crying OF eenela! Pan, u mas been proved perfect
nain. Al sPGcmc TOT power complainn Of edulfa,
mas never iaed during the cholera OF 1852, 1884
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ksv, ri. McLsughlin, brother Of Mr. H. C. Nc.
Lsushiin, died Of chclers at Chicago EIinss. last
wsck.
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. CHEAP SHOES FOREVER 3

The "Me tropolitsnn IL going ahead Of eve-
ything In selling all kinds of Boots and Shoes verv
cheap. am selling my entire stock of sum mer Boot
and Shoes Travelling Trunks Valises; Carpet Baes.
&C., at extremely low prices, to make room for n
extensive fall supply. So here it goes from ths dafe
The first come will be the FIRST served. Ladies and
gentlemen who are In want of Boots, Shoes or
trunks would DO well to call at the "Metropolitan
Store," to make their purchases. - :
The metropolitan Store, Is ut ISL, Main street
Eagle Square, next to r. M. Zimmerman,a -
CHARLES s. MAURICE.
au IL Richmand Va
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NEW YORK, Aug. l2.-The Albany Transcript of
yesterday afternoon says that the cholera is disap
pearing there, only deaths from it since Wednes
day.
Joseph Whitman, Senator from Worcester coun.
~, Mass, and Cashier of the Hopkinton Bank died
In that place Yesterday
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HEALTH AND MORTALITY OF NEW ,

HEALTH AND NEUTRALITY OF NEW YORK,
NEW York, Aug. IL The number of deaths this
week has been l04l. of which there was of Chole-
65, being decrease of 40 as compared with last
week.
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NOTICE.-A VALUABLE FARM IN

IN CHARLOTTE COUNTY FOR SALE.-By a
decree OF the Circuit Court of Charlotte County
nounced on Wednesday, the 10Th of March, 1854, 1
SHALL Commissioner proceed to sell at public AUG.
ton, on the premises on THURSDAY. the 3Ist day
of August, 1854 between the hours of IL and 2 on
credit of one and two years, the tract of land on
which the late Thomas c. Clark decd, resided con-
tanning $50 acres onehalf of which is supposed to be
wood of original growth, remarkably we'll timbered
This land lies on the Richmond and Danville Rail-
road. three miles below Keysville, in very healthy
neghborhood, and well adapted to the cultivation
of wheat corn. oats and tobacco; the improvements
are in good order consisting of two excellent dwell
store house. &C. There is also an excellent orchard
of apples Of the very best fruit well of first rate
water in the yard and 1t 10 considered one of the
most desirable situations in this section of country
There il good deal of fne fiat sand on the Meher-
rim river, and branches running through the land
and 1t il well watered Possession will be given in
time to seed wheat.
Bonds with approved security, will be re ouired
for the credit payments and the title will be
Any Person wishing to view the place, will please
call on me at Keysville Station.
jy 28-dlm PETER r. CLARK Conn.,
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MuRDER.-Philip w. Doneghy shot James simp-
son, in Charlottesville, Marion Co., Ky, the 7th
inst, at distance of sixty yards. Simpson died
in about an hour. A reward of $4,000 has been
offered for the arrest of DoneghY.
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I AIDES OF RICHMOND.-You ars

T AIDES OF RICHMOND.-YOu are
IL most respectfully invited to csil this nsorning
and examine the largest assortment OF carpetin9
in the city, ct the most unprecedented low prices
Notice.
stripsd carpstipe at 122 cts. ~
striped venetian carpeting ct . cts.
a. figured csrpeting at g7t cts.
Wool figure csrpeting 50 eIs.
Fine all wool filing carpeting 1t e2i ctS.
Fine wool filing csrpeting for chambers very good
ct IS cts.
Extra superfne wool carpsting ct s7k cts
Ingram tapestry csrpeting u u. entirely nsw
pattern.
The entire lot of the best three ply esrpstins q d
now and elegant patterns. 81
Rich and elegant EDglish Brussells oaspetina Ct
q IS worth oI rs
Splendid velvet tapestry carpNtipg Of the newest
Of Rugs kc some very ine. PurcsaseTs viii e VOL
TO call the goods Win 10 sold q the aboye yiosG
an l0-6t G. 4. 6WAIKtN0. %
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POsTPoNEMEN~

~ The above sale of 0Iasu l..
~. MORNING. the Ittb ;Irssee uo. y
An "a Wnen It win positively take place. = =
~ = ALEX. EOTr An..