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TUESDAY. june 5-P. VI.
ne movement in Reading still continues to attract
20 a"easaon OF the street. Tho Gales continue 10 be
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c.r NAVY ar the bark Palmetto, San Francisco eh
~ 80 pnnr KING states that March % lat 50 p, lon
81 10 ssr fat id nine miles long, with no
ars,on ON h Jaw uanyJ fishermen TAXING on the
@ ,h sood hoais. none OF the fishermen would on board
he Palmetto TIE island laid dswn upon any chart IL
the Captains Possession.
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Passengers Arrived
Urine 10 u II NAL

In brig James Crosby from Ponce p Rrs d. Hatch an.
servant, I. Duke.
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Clothing.
aliIIimsrp, &r.

NASH PURCHASERS Of STRAW GOVp0
" FRENCH FLOWERS, &c., win find great L1tseeaS
offered them Nos "a and 50 Joha-s eorner q =
The subscribers enabled, BY the CASHsf5rEsxrrD
notwithstanding the lat Of the season, superior
plete stock CT goods N their line. ..,-rruru
Just received; ~ 81
10 Cartons BLONDE LACE.
Cartons STRAW RUCHE- -~
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FAYAL HATS and BONNETS for GeH

u dies Misses and Children, imported and ior ~ -
and retail By 4. L. HARPER No 50 BrcmheidS -
woAed ON Brussels lace black or white, and benz ~
Marsies six need only frame TO make hem ~ fsI
are the nchem article Of the kind offered 70 ~
can be sent by nail With perfect safety -
Also. rich Straw Embroidered vsus' Con Ii
Laces, &c.
Beston, May Is, ls5S. i ,s rl.ilr ~
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sEw-YoRK CLASSIFICATION.
rnisnds Elorids Nobt.e. ".
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COMMERCIAL MAITlERS
Sales at the Stock E.change-,Juyr 5.

leo Virginia 6's.......... a9l
1900 North Carolina 6's... 81
q, goo Missouri 6's......b6 80.
2.Vs 1o............... w.
$50 Lsuisiana 6s.. 81
u eco Erie Uonds e u.s.. &5'
5.oen frss Con. Rcnif II. 81
e,1cc \. J. Cen. Pr. Boa ~
5,Sec III. Cen. R.R. Bds.sS ~
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!.i!Is!: :! {: g:
rsfsR Rsisss ss.br.sea Family nsdieise ars -
.sss sss for each cspI.iut and have bse
nd md thossands IL patients remedy idf sseh dis.
ease THE woNDERFuL Pam cUEEK.
This preparation b truly the wonder Of the ass.-
Cures ~ pain sxtsrnsl q internal Cores gaias Y z
the breasta corns bruises sprans eerscne'
stiff neck, throat. pains In the beels and stom
aef h sada sn Cure oaae bsine fine tone rsur = o
used with great benefit for weak stomach and boweh,
likewise for fever and ague. st=-
wheneve, you have pain use The Pain CaIsr is re
.A1 : THE GREAT COUGH SYRUP.
pre "a alton in the world for Cough arising from
cold, or consumptiSe cough Bottles nifty cents ana
ono ''A 10 CURE wHooPING COUGH
Use DR.. Roses Whooping Cough Syrup. It b the
only reliable remedy that distressing and often f.
tai complaint. Price 80 o., cents ,
Dr. Roses Group Syrup has saved the lives OF thou
. TO CURE NERVOUSNESS.
The most wonderful pre- parstion to alay all nervous
affections of the mind body il Dr. Roses Nervous
Cordial. so cents bottle. ..zsass
To CURE KIDNEY (, 4 .fNri 81 A Dbl h COM s'
Use DR.. Roses gachu Compound. 1t also cures
D''r' FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS
Dr. Roses Golden Pills the only remedy for fall.
ing of the Womb, Weakness aud General Debility %
cents box.
DIR. ROSES FEMALE PILLS,
Are the great regulating Female Pills. % cents Q
box.
DR. ROSES SARSAPARILLA COMPOUND.
Should be used by all females as it engthens and
invigorates the constitution puries the blood, and
removes all erupens from the skin. Quart bottles ST.
small bottles SO cents.
TO CURE DYSPEPSIA,
| Use DIR. Roses Dyspeptc and Liver Compound 81
cents bottle.
| - TO CURE BILIOUS HABITS,
Tage DR.. Roses Ambitious or Railroad Pills. They
carry of all bile. Ia and 25 cents box.
These Pills are called Railroad Pills because they
70 ahead of all other n ills in removing bile, bad colds
| and all ioul secretons from the system. La LIZ
Sold by Purcell, Ladd Co.; Grubbs Apperson
O. a. Strecker; Paterson Jackson; Bennett
Beers; Alex. Duyal; Duval Norton; J. Blair s. NJ
Zachrissop; A. BQdeker; VIM. T. Ladd: Laidley Ro
biEson Richmond; and all the Druggists in Norfolk
| Portsmouth, Petersburg, Lynchburg, and all Other
towns il Virginia. ii oc So-2awd
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WAsHIsGroS. Sunday night, Dec. O.

WAsHIE GToS. Sunday night, Dec. O.
have great antipathy to the telegraph which,
like fluent gossip, will anticipate the story of
every one else. When your readers peruse my
conjectures made tonight, they will also have be-
fore them the history of the events concerning
which, speak prospeetivey. --
A rainy day is just ended in clear cold breezy
night but our city though excited, is very quiet
1t is the deep hush before the deaousaent.
A Republican caucus assembled at the capto on
Saturday night. There arc two reports of its do
ings: one that it broke up in disagreement, the
other that it did again agree to make caucus
nomination. for fear of driving off from Mr. Banks,
few votes that he could not get as the nominee of
the Republicans. The latter is correct ..
Mr. Banks election tomorrow, is very confident
~ predicted tonight, but do not see the way
clear There will probably arrive tomorrow
morning, three members who will Oppose him I
did not yesterday. He can only be elected by the
absence of few who desire to see an organization
but so closely are all watched that the absentee
business is difficult to manage "
The Pennsylvania members in not voting for
Dir. Banks are setting up grndge against Massa-
ehusetts for not sustaining Pennsylvania tariff in
| the late Congress- - :
Preston King, who has not been elected Secretary
of the State of New York, is here tonight nrcsnm
| ed to have been summoned by the telegraph to ar.
| range things among the Republicans and Know.
| Nothings, although Horace Greedy and Thurlo,y
| Weed, were already engaged in that service Mr..
Greeiy Is an editor OF very heightened Christian
morality, IN k,s ssSspoper; but his labors in tbe
crowd at the National Hotel tonight, would do
credit to the most sinful of political zealots
Mr. Cullen, who has all along been considered
safe for the Clerkship, is beginning to tremble in
his Shoes In the notion OF his invincibltv is his
strength and il he shall not be elected ON the frat
ballot that prestige viii be gone and votes will
scatter. Among those whose friends win support
them with srdor and tenacity, is Col w. ii. H.
Taylor a eonnexion of General Harrison, who
was postmaster at Cincinnati for a number of
years. y
The Presidents Message is still retained in man.
useript and will be presented in that FORM The
President has been importuned to put Ii in print
and send off usual OF late but he Is immoyabIe
He has heretofore suffered by the latter course and
will not depend upon it hereafter ARC
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FASHIONABLE ExrRAvAGASCE.--We hear a
great deal about the hard times in England a.
well as elsewhere, but the following particulars,
gathered from the London Art Journal, would seem
TO imply very different state of things among the
pEyruosi:
Acolleetion Of antique articles belonging to Mr..
Bsrnal having been sold under the hammer, real
lied the enormous sum of s6a,69l. Wealthy no.
blsmen competed with the British Museum for
many of the imaginary prizes. Among the arti-
clos sold were the following:
A cup and saucer from China brought $50, and
two vases from the same country 81 $40, which
originally cost only $500 two brass candlesticks,
with the date of 1852 upon them fetched 22l gum.
ees; piece of Palsy ware, which cost In Franco
originally twelve francs, was purchased by Baron
Rothschld for al62; a common crystal, with .
story connected with it, sold for 2267, and yet the
original cost in Paris was ten francs; and number
Of old German jugs were sold for $40 each. The
articles purchased for the Government amounted
10 the pretty fortune of al2,00o. The follies per
pstrated at Strawberry HILL a few years ago, seen
to have been outnumbered and eclipsed at the re
cent sale in London. s.4
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Prayer was not invented; it was born with the
arst sigh, the first JOY, the first sorrow of the hui
man heart; or rather man was born to pray to
glorify God or to implore him was his only mission
here below; all else perishes before him or with
him but the cry OF glory admiration, or of love
which he raises towards the Creator, does not per
ish his passing from the earth it re ascends it
resonnds from age to age, in the car of Almighty,
like the reflection Of his own Inagnifcenee 1t is
the only thing in man which is wholly divine: and
which he can exhale with joy and pride in hom-
age to Him to whom homage alone Is due-the in
finite and eternal beng.-Ldmartine
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NOT IN THE BILL--At theatre in Boston. on
Thursday night last, during the performance OF the
last act Of The Beauty and the Beast" female
dressed in black rose from tie front seat in the
qnet and jumped upon the stage, where she seized
ao.a Q, one OF the supernumeraries and dragged
the supe was brother to the female. who was i'm,
dsnant because he had attempted to disgrace the
family by becoming playaeter," aud She toas th;s
method OF driving him from the profession. ''-.T
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sxTE f0Ua MONEY-la1 -
best way 70 ssvs Y z e M ~ yosr boots
poissn shoe STORE. Every ono Of our regular co.'s
Toners land have great many Of theInl say that
since they have been dealing with that their shoe
bills have been less than they have ever been before
Suppose yuu try It We have all kinds or shoes 10
suits you. Beautiful black CATERS ut only $780, the
best In town for that price certain. Fine November
Buskins end Bootees which we warrant to weas we'll
Thick Sole Cloth Shoe 0aiters and every other kind
you think Of for yoassslves. your children and
your servsnts IT you would save money buyall your
boots and shoes at c. 8. MAuRICE'S
des 4ssHa s#afss& 81 Isl Mnin street.
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"Loys AT FIssr SIsnr.n-As : very i,trrss,;,.
young lady was passing down Main street YESTERDAY
mornng. she was somewhat startled upo1 bra Rms
some one behind her in earnest entreaty that she
would stop; looking around she beheid man anna
rentiy we'll dressed but with wild LOOK rnnS;S,s
approaching her. With admirable coolness ~
lady waited his approach, and upon his resting hi
nand apo1 ner anogiAsr said; WE'LL sir, can do
pied the manise - am in search OF partns, ,nd
bosom i,.sna ss Ws" answered the lady, AL
ler, eaald should think easily lind onss nan nn
you really think % r. the rsjoindsr Do
.ne" laying his hand inapressiyely uson hi. a.a'
allow me 70 make you formal otisr OF nv ha.,
sna hand" The lady, mot at all taken sbsef by ~
.soana,ns Declaration, quietly replied, that the
5seet was hardly proper place Tor 20 importsnt AZ
sssa1n--thst more private enc would DO bett.,
sor g Delicate aeoInnnncstion" The manisc
AUG with Visions perhaps OF COSY
.ste.atsn with his fair istsrocntor at come future
slms. s.ad thank you fer your good sdyice-sood
mnoIsapG' spa dcpsned with graceful how--Ie,sins
tas youss lAdy fo pursue her wan sirisst Er,hsxs
soeisstAfaop. -rB9ealo Adr. s "'e"sss s"a'""0'
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s1nssday Nfsrniss, Deeessees : !, ssss~~
a--.~ rrnx Eva4xk ExFLoMoS-T Tee
-...n h.. sunounccd that on "Wednesday last shs
ss.u flrs sneias, "Joc Rosss Exploded while On
.,;., Ia Cincinnati before committee oil cas'Aen.'
ran Chicago The Commercial says'
Abcut o'clock, the time when Its Ereases, Pow-
80 hains sesssd the receiving chest eapioaed'
instxutly killing the <nginear. John 3 20.
"a v,onnsiinr some other gentlemen n. ~. i~sss
invcntor OF the steam fire engine, was oas"' ,s.
ID IN tho face and on the arms Jerem'sa ~
csynentcr Il the Peoples Theatre, was scsided.-
Horacr rnr,ish. OF the Fire Company, was severe
II bruised One or two other persons were MignI ],
10 inmrrd Mr.. winterbotfom leaves . wife and
one child thirteen months old
The force Of tha explosion was 50 great thatn
threw Mr.. w. some distance into the sir. dismeur
herring his legs and otherwise injurng his body,
,vh3ch fell some yards from the engine. Several
pancs Of glass In DIR. Chapmans drug store, were
slso broken BY the shock. From the testimony OF
tho witnesses before Coroner Menxies, we learned
these facts that the steam was raised u POUNDS 10
she square inch In minutes, while IL took the en-.
CINE "Iattan IL minutes to gain the same standard
point the usual working point is 90 pounds IN
few minutes the steam was mp to 10 or w pounds ;
whilst tho engine was working rapidly the nose
ptpe burst some person called to the engineer TO
stop the engine, which ha did. though not instantly
almost rs soon Is IL stopped working the explosion
occurred the engineer was warned but . few
minutes previous that the steam was getting too
high and cautioned by Mr.. Latta about the amour.
Of water in the sire chest" the steam was at lel
pounds-the ughest point IN trials heretofore only
about las; that the engineer was inclined to have
bis own way.
The eoroner's jury decided that the explosion wai
caused by deficiency in the frebox Of the boiler
which originated from the carelessness Of Winter
bottom, the engineer. -ss
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FL SALFPETRE-Dr. a. A. Hayes, in communi-
cation to the Boston Atlas, suggests a plan by
which the present scarcity and high price of salt
petre may be in great measure obviated. He
proposes to import nitrate of soda, which is natu
raj product found in the district af Atacama South
Peru.
'As the price of the nitrate of soda at the port of
shipment is to large extent made up from the
cost fuel consumed in refining fthe country is a
DESERT and the expenses of transportation, it is ap-
parent to every one, that under judicous arrange
ment these charges might be much reduced, anu
either the crude or refined article delivered at
the shipping port cost of much less than at pre-
sent.
During the last ten years the cargo price of nj
frate of Soda at this port, has not much exceeded
twothirds the price of the first quality Of saltpetre
and 1t is less than onehalf that price Nitrate
of soda, in its dry and pure state is composed Of
anhyd rous nitric acid 1858, and anhydrous soda
3647 parts in 100 AS the nitric acid in 100 parts
of salfpetre weighs 534l, one hundred parts of nj
trate of soda should afford nearly hundred and
nineteen parts of saltpetre by exchanging its soda
base for an equivalent of potash. The change can
be easily effected by means of salts of potash when
salts of soda are produced on one hand and saltpe
srs on the other. Salts of potash abound in wood
ashes, and where wood ashes can be obtained, or
any salt of potash cheaply, we may At once com
pete with India in the production OF saitpetre for
home consumption"
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DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, &c.

FOR FASHIONA-
I'll BILE CLOTHING.-SILVER MEDAL FOR
i8a5-The members OF the Legislature aud strangers
visiting the city requested to call at tue old es-
Enlistment. No. 100 corner Of Main and Governor
street, and secure themselves outfit for the winter
as the subscriber has hand large and elegant
sort.nent Of Centlemar's Wearing Apparel not to be
surpassed by any house in the city. As an evidence
of the superiority OF his Clothing he was awarded
the highest premium "a Silver MedaD by the Me-
cnanica Institute, 1855
He keeps constantly on hand the best of CLOTHS,
CASSlMERES. VESTtNGS, &C., with a score of ST.
perior worknen. He deems it unnecessary, after q
trial of l6 years the public has had of his goods to
say more in their Commentator. He warrants all
Clothing he SELLS and respectfully solicts call from
his old friends and the public generally.
Strictly on the Que price system.
f. B. SPENCE,
10 No MAR nd f.ouar refS
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GIGANTIC CoScERr-The orchos,r.
Ing Of the Industrial Exhibition in paris ao ept
posed OF l25 sions, IS altos, 40 yioncai,os W.
BASES, and upwards of 900 wind i nstrumau,,s u
There were % sn male basses and tenors, 800 is.
100 harps N. Berlioz, the conductor was sss,s
BY ave ald'de-camps and under them were sva
conductors.
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IA. ~<rs ssaaser &. ssssts sa.s-I.e =
sss.s- Iesal5si eEcials reteixsf-7 e 2psaks.
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The CHARACTERIZATION Caucas-Baaksf Caanoes
Preston king come to the rescue-7he Presi-
deafs Message, &C., DC.
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How TO SLEEr.-The chronological Journa,
says that in sleeping that posture should be eho-
sen which is promotive Of deep and full inspirations
because nature renders the latter deeper when we
are asleep than awake, except in action Hence a
high head, by eramping both the windpipe and the
blood vessels Is bad. The head should rest on
line with the body.
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de mo. iGu corner Mdlu oOVefiOr 6t6.
TI1O HOUS Elk EEP e Il S.--We have ON
L hand the following very desirable articles for
housekeeping purposes which we will sell at very low
prices:
1914, ll4, l2-4 and 1874 English Bed Blankets
l04 ll.4, ia and lS-4 Domestic do.
MarseiIles Quilts .....4
Linen and Cotton Sheeting,
Pillow Linen and Pillow Cotton,
Plain and Figured Furniture Dinlity, s7.s
White and eolored Furniture Fringe,
Plain and Figured Oil Cloths, se---..-
Danask Table Cloths, ,,. e..t-
Damask Napkins and Doyles, .f....ss..
Every description of Towelling, .-..ss g.
I Piano and Table Covers, -4.. .4-. ..,g J .
French and English Furniture Chintz, a.-5.
nam AA' ''D'e' I PHRRE r. NImMo co,
no IL l43 Eagle Square J
IN sTo1E AND FOR SALE AT VERY
oznaburgs; Bieached sheesings and shirtinss
Bed, Negro. Horse and Foot Blankets
Kentucky Jeans; Tweeds; Satinets :
Cassimeres of all kinds 'as
Black and coored Broad Cloths
Window Hollands; Oil Cloths and Piano Coven
Linssys; Bed Ticks; Fustians and Corduroys
Heavy country-woye Jeans and full Linseys
Engllsh Negro Cloths Kerseys and 81 Plattinu
Snake-Sk1n Vestings
valencie, Velvet and Satin vsstings
Caps Hoods Rigolettes and Sleeves
Buck Gloves, Hosiery and Spool Cottons
Prints, Silks and Merines
Shswls, Cambrics and Curtains
Emorolderes-Engllsh, French, Scotch and Irish
The largest stock OF Brussels Carpets in the Com
monwealth rtl es -
Velvet Carpets; Ingram do ....
Druxgets; Crumb Cloths and Rugs
Alpacas of all styles +*
Brown Hollands; Sileceas
hand. 1919
ON CONSIGNMENT:
Bonsacks Negro jeans Charlottesville Jeans; hale
Cottons and full assortment Of Dicks colo
brated six Cord Spook.
A long line of Ladies' Printed Mouseiines to clsss
the invoices, in quantities to suit purchasers.
ga N-d&cts ID, H. LONDON.
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FRESH SUPPLY..Laalies, thick
= and thin sole Caters at 81 SO; Ladies' Mo-
rocco Walking Boots; Ladies' Morocco
Walking Buskins Ladies' Goat Buskins Misses
Goat and Morocco Boots; Childrens Thick Sole
Bootees fresh lot of the above Shoes just receiv-
ed at DAVID WALSHS
def I29 Main street.
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:. ssnfsnsnt Governor Sutten has issued nvrc,a,..
TN ,yl dsy q Thanksgiving ia New Bnswick on
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NOT1CE.-In consequence of the death
IN of Josiah Wills, Esq, of Norfolk and certain bu-
siness relations between all of real estate, sl
uate the city of Richmond will be offered for sale
under the deed of trust about the LIST of January 1856
unless by arrangement between the parties interest
dence on Church Hi fronting on Grace street, is
desirable piece of property, in perfect repair and
beautiful shrubbery and garden. There are five ether
lots adjacent fronting Grace street. and two otheis
fronting on Broad street. Persons desiring to pur
chase will please call and the property. Refer
ence Is made to Messrs Goddin Appsrson, Joseph
Mayo, Esq. EDWIN FARRAR.
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un NEW AND SUPERB A > OR T.
&sl MENT OF EURS.-JOHN DOOLEY. 81

EsI MENI Or FUNc.-JCIIN DOOLE.i OF
AM Main street, has just received T. large addition
to his stock of Furs consisting of Ladies' and Misses
Capes Victorines and Mufatees and Gentlemen 8
Collars, Gloves, Caps, &c.
These goods together with fine supply Of Carriage
and sleishing Robes, have been selected at the first
houses and with the greatest care, and present. in
style, price and quality, an immense variety.
The stock OF Hats, of his manufacture, is on a
most extensive scale, and of the best finish To these
has also been just added large importation from New
York and Philadelphia of Boys and Infants Hats,
and of Gentlemen's Moleskin md other Hats of the
-xery finest kind and most fashionable styles.
no l5r-fs - = -.
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GERAAS BEDs.-Professor Fishburn, of Wash
ington College, Va, writing from Berlin, gives
the following description of German beds:
The bedsteads are like our cheap lounges, with
foot and bead boards, without backs of course
about 81 to feet wide and never long enough for
any body. Then there is a hair or straw mattrasS
with feather tick on it, for you TO lie two large
soft pillows for the weary head ;'-and-it makes
me perspire to mention it-a genuine feather bed
to cover ones self with Hot cold weather you
must regulate these feathers to suit the temporal
ture, which is feat have never been able to per
form.
II very light, and it Is light for 1t is full OF
fine feathers aud down; but still 1t is not in the
warm weather. You must fix yourself very regu-
Larry and in straight line, put this concern care
fully over you and thon lie still till morning. But
if you take stretch for your comfort you will find
1t too short at end or the other. and if you do
not get out of bed to turn over the said bag of fea
thers will certainly turn over too and 'leave you
high and dry" Not tho least annoying part OF it
IL the foul play which makes a goose of a man
for these fine feathers will creep out and stick to
your dresser perhaps when you are fixed" to go
out for a visit, you happen to spy a great white
goose quill struggling in your hair or beard
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SO1IETHINt3 FOIk THE MILLIUN...
- KENDALL GUTTA PERCIIA WATER.
PROOFING is evidently destined to have large sale
render Boots, Shoes Carriage Tops and Harness per-
ectly waterproof soft and plant, and greatly adding
to the durability of all Leather fabrics, If applied
cording directions which will be found upon each
bottle. = -
The above article be had of O. II. CHALK
LEY, 18th street, Richmond, Va, wholesale and re.
tail, who ia the only authorized Agent for the city.
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GENTS SCOTCH BOTTOM or
BROAD WELTS.-A fresh lot of the above
= 81. desirable winter Shoes Just received at
DAVID WALSHS
do & 100 Main street