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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-17

u ENEVOLENT ENTERPRISE..-SEW
- ING ESTABLISHMENT AT STA u VT N
VA.-The undersigned having for benevolent purpo-
SEES united in carrying on the SEWING BUSINESS
in all its branches respectfully solicit share Of tie
public patronage. -
tended by Miss s. COLLINS, of Washington who 10 in
constant receipt from the Northern cities OF all the
latest novelties in style and shapes of ID T. s.
DRESSES, CLOAKS, and MANTILLAS.
The GENTLEMENS DEPARTMENT II under
the charge of experienced person. Every article
of Ladies' and Gentemens apparel made at the short
est notice.
Particular attention paid to the manufacture of
Chidren's and Infants Clothing. BTaidrg and En-
broderng done in the artistic and styles
Rich designs for Embroidering kept constantly ON
hand Marking done in plain or fancy letters. Call
and examine.
n Rooms opposite the Virginia Hotel.
: -. ....a.s- LINDA PEYT0N,
CARRIE ENGLEBRIGHT,
BETTE FRAZIER.
cTOrders will be received at this Office
Sc O-d4m
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m THE NEW AND EXTEN-
III SINE HAT CAP AND EIIR M 9<4

MI TIE NEW AND EXTEN- -
HI SlNE HAT, CAP AND FUR DE- <ss<y
POT, No; 7S. Main street, formerly
gentlemen will find HATS and CAPS of every va
rlety, at wholesale and retail. George w Duesberry
me Old Halter, is engaged with us and gives his
whole attention TO manufacturing Department.
Gentleman IN want of beautiful Hat can have il
made ut the shortest notice.
BlNFORD, DICKINSON Il WEISIGER
N. B.-A fine stock of Ladies' and Chidren's Furs
on hand to which we most respectfully call the atten-
no B. D. & w
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OFFICE VA. =. 4 M. ms. co.,

OFFICE VA +. x NJ ms. C0,l
RICHMOND, Nov. 10 1855.
I'M DOLLARS REWARD..-This Conn
s noy gany VIII pay a reward Of FIVE HUNDRED
p,oLLAnS 10 any person persons who will furnish
them with such information as will lead to the APP
preIsnson aud conviction of the incsndiary ince-
alafiss who, on the morning OF the 18th u fired the
PudDg % 18Th street then Ia the occupancy OF Mr..
no Ie-2w A. PIrasANTs Presrt
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IN pursuance Of the power vested i'm us BY
:! Deed OF Trust from Benjamin f. Prentis and
Meiclna M ms wife, bearing date October 10Th, 1885,
and recorded in Clerks Office of the County Court of
Henrco, and at the request of the said Preniis and
wife, we Will, on SATURDAY, December o. 1855,
proceed to sell at public auction at the residence of
the said frentls III the county of Henrico, the follow
Tag property:
lst That tract Of Hand known as "Slady Grove" on
which benjamin + Prentis now resides lying the
Mountain Road the county of Henrico about eleven
miles north of Richmond and two miles from the
T. F. r. Railroad, containing by survey four hum
dred acres
The land is of good quality, well adapted to the
growth OF wheat corIi hay and oats, and has been
highly improved portion it is now we'll set in
clover and grass. 1t divided in the usual propor-
tons into wood and arabic.
The improvements consist of a good Frame Dwell
ing, containing six rooms, Kitchen, large Ice
House. Negro Quarters &c, and all the other build
ings for farming The stable has been re.
Gently built and is very fine one with accommoda-
ons for thirty horses and large of forage
nc There hre also Blacksmith Shop and Wheel
wright Shop, both having good rnn of custom.
The location renders this property desirable as a
Tavern-it kept such before its present owner
bought it. ..aE.- 5Es-- t-t = :
The tract will be sold either in body or in parcels
TO suit purchasers.
2nd. That tract of land lying on the ''Mountain
Road" lmlDe tately adjoining the above, and known
as Free HILL" containing sixty-seven and three
fDurth
3d. A tract of wood land containing forty-four and
oneelgth acres, lying short distance from the above
and immediately adjoining the lands of DR.. John NJ
Sheppard, John d. Thomas and Others and known as
part Of the Oak Grove" tract Its proximity TO the
Railroad, makes this very valuable tract, as the
wood can always be sold at good price at the road
4th All the household and kitchen furniture, all the
farming implements and all the tools used in the
Blacksmith and Wheelwright shops. ~
Mr. Prentis will take pleasure ia showing the pro-
perry to any person wishing to purchase.
TERMs.-For the land, one-third cash, the balance
in equal ut twelve and eighteen months
bearing interest, and secured by bond and deed of
trust tor the personal property. all under
$Zo cash. on all sums of $50 and upwards credit of
so days, bond and security being given
WIN. w. CRUMP
WIN. II. LYONS,
no -2awl5Dtdtd Trustees
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a GREAT REDUCTION INTHE ~
III PRICE OF BOOTS AND HATS.-From Il III
10 to ~ per cent. saved by buying from J. SAss

Is to 20 per cent saved by buying from J. SAsa
~ IL. ANTHONY, Columbian Hotel Building.
Moieskin Hats best quality. $3.50
Moieskln Hats, second quality.
fashionable Silk Hats. $50
Fine Caifskln Sewed Boots. $50
congress Cater Boots.
Fine Caifskln Sewed Shoes.
J. ii. ANTHONY has made arrangements with one
of the best makers in the city of Phadephia sup
ply him with handsome and substantial Cafskin
sewed BooT which he will sell the unprecedented
low price of $3.50. DC i3-d&c1y
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Ia so KEWARD..-Runnwny ON Fri.
G1 day last, Il bright mulatto boy WILLIAM,
about l6 years old, had ON when seen last black
~ glazed Cap and light Overcoat. The above re-
IL ward will be paid for his delivery to me at IS
Main street. DAVID n JONES'
oc Stiff .f....t. a <.f
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by Baker. Plcasants & Co.
TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATJ

1 IN THE COUNTY OF HENRico. one NILE
BELOW THE CITY OF RICHMOND-By virtue
Of deed OF trust executed to me by VIM Newton
and Jesse Q. Newton, bearing date December 18th,
1882 and of record in the Clerks office of the Cou
ty Court of Henrico, having been requested by the
beneficiary IN said deed of trust, will proceed to SELL
al public auction, on the premises, on MONDAY, Sd
day of December. at y O'clock the property therein
specified, containing three acres, be the
less together with ali the buildings and appurtenances
thereto belonging now In possession of VIM. Newton
md Jesse D. Newton.
The said property is situated immediately on the
Stony Run Road, adjoining the lands of Dr. Pcot and
Others There is upon the premises desirable and
comfortable dwellinga also, woode en- building
which has been used store house-is said to be
good location for grocery. Tae land is in a good
state of cultivation, and is desirable garden spot
TERMs-Casn sufficient to pay the expenses of ex
ecuting this trust and the farther of five hundred
dollars, with interest from December 15th 1885, for
the balance, the terms will be accommodating and
made known at hour of sale.
The title to the above is believed to be as good as
any but shall convey with the usual special warranty
THOMAS J. CARTER, Trustee
BAKER, PLEAsANTs Co, Aucts., Franklin and
Union streets. no ltd
EXECUTOK,S SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
sold, at Wakefield, 1.-THE farm adjoining Mr.. Geo w
late Mrs JUDITH Smith, on THURSDAY, November
3d. 1885, (f fair, IT not, the next fair day there
fter) all the Household and Kitchen Furniture en-
and bedding being of superior quality; all the Stock of
every description, including several valuable Mich
Cows 2 Yearngs, yoke good Steers, fine Mule, a
beautiful Colt, and number of Hogs in prime ORDER
together with the crops hand say about 10 stacks
Oats of excellent quality, quantity of long, well
filled ears of Corn, Fodder, &c
ALSO-A handsome small Carriage and Harness
that been but little used, of convenient size and
in good order; one Road Wagon, well made, with run
ming gear, &c.
TERMs-For all sums of $40 and under, cash will
be required; for all sums $40 credit of nine
months will be given, bond with approved security
adding interest from the day sale; but the interest
will be remitted all the bonds paid punctually at
maturity. b. w. RICHARDSON,
Executor of Mrs. Judith Smith, decd
lS-daf&cI -
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ITO HOUS KEEPER S.--We have ON
hand the following very desirable articles for
housekeeping purposes which we will sell at very low
prices:
lo4, Il4, 1s.4 and 1874 English Bed Blankets,
lo-4, Id, IA and 1874 Domestic do. s
Linen and Cotton Sheeting,
Pillow Linen and Pillow Cotton
Plain and Figured Furniture Dmity,
White and cOlored Furniture Fringe -L .
Plain and Figured Oil Cloths
Damask Table Cloths,
DafnaBk Napkins and DOyes
Every description of Towellng,
Piano and Table Covers,
French and English Furniture Chntz,
-. ' - ~--''~' Parker, NIMMo CO,
no IL lts- 4tf- I43 Eagle Square.
CPECIAL NOTICE.--AII persons indebf-
~ ed to u.s. requested to come forward and settle
their bonds accounts by the LIST of December.
Longer indulgence ''a WARREN r siss PERKINS,
no 1S-2w office No. l4l Eagle Square.
~ SCHULTZ NY true and Lawful agent. to conduct
for me and in my name the business of u Merchant
mond but shall require all purchases made by him
for said business to be for cash only and will hold
myself responsible for any purchases made credit
no 7-1t -t-4ys-s sit HIRAM BRAGG.
EHOICE SALE OF ENGRAVINGS.--
~ There exhibition and for sale at No.
80 Main street. the largest collection of fine ENGRA
WINGS offered in this city, consisting of the Sis-
ter MadoI ana after Raphael Whisky stI after
ford full length portraits of Clay Webster and CAL
houn; and other fine and costly engraving We
would advise lovers of Fine Arts to examine them to-
day, as they remain only short time no7---ts
DEERS' CORDIAL BiTTEks, OR
ID MORNING REGULATOk-An innocent, re-
freshing exhilaratng and delicious Produ-
loss of appetite, lowness of spirits dyspepsia
and ali affections Of the stomach and bowels arising
from whatever contemplating 10 the whole system
''A' BENNETT BEERS,
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OPENING OF MNI;
WINTER HATS, &c. ~

w
MISS PARKE has just received Y7IA
w from the Northern cities very large -
and handsome of the latest styles of Fail
aud Winter MILLINERY, which she is this day
opening for the inspection of her and the
Ladies generally These goods having been purchased
for cash will be offered much below the usual prices
Also fine collection of Hair Braids Fronts and Guris
of all shades and prices, all OF which she offers at
wholesale or retail very low. r. PARKE,
no l3-d6t los Mainst.
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% DISsOLUTION.--The co-nar1ner

% DISSOLUTION.--The cO.parfner-
90 ship of LOCKETT SNELLINGS in the
by @ us E.hsr
will settle up the business of the former concern DIR.
SNELLISGS will continue the business ia his own
DRUGS AND MEDICINES the market affords
ihysieians may rest assured Of having their prescrp
Hons carefully put up of the best articles any hour Of
the day night - - -
Drs. LoCKETT AND SNELLINGS will continue
to practice medicine heretofore aud one or both
can always be found ut their office on Broad street,
no l3-dIm
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF FARM

COMMISSIONER'S SALE OF FARM
~ IN HENRICO, IS MILES BELOW RICH
MOND.-As Commissioner OF the Circuit Court of the
County of Henrico, pronounced on the I'd November,
shall sell public auction ON the premises on TUES
DAY the 2oth day of November. 1855, at II O'clock
NJ M fair; if not the next fair day. the tract of land
acres less, adjoining the lands of Dr. Jno Fl.
Mettert and others. There is ON the place a good
dwelling stable, &c. The place is healthy and the
neighborhood excellent.
TERMs-One- fourth cash balance at 6, IL and IS
months for bond notes bearing interest satisfacto-
rily secured and title retained till last payment is
made and a conveyance directed by the Court.
w. GODDIN, Com'r.
Sale conducted by GoDDIN ApPERsoN, Aucts.
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EU NEW AND SUPERB AS SORT-
iii MENT OF FURS. JOHN DOOLEY 81
- Main street has just received a large addition
TO his stock of Furs consisting of Ladies' and Misses
Capes, vlctorines and Muffatees and Gentlenen's
Collars Gloves, Caps &c.
These goods, together with fine supply of Carriage
and Sieghing 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
York and Philadelphia of Boys and Infants Hats.
and OF Gentlemen's Moleskn and other Hats of the
very finest kind aud most fashionable styles
no I5-.ts
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BY Alexander Mott,

Light SALES.-WATCHES, JEWEL.
~ RY, &c.-Wilj be sold at auction THIS EVE
MING, commencing at u o'clock, large lot of
Watches Jeweiry, Pens Pencils &c
ALSO-A general assortment of Fancy Art;cles
cutlery, Dry Goods, Clothing. Segars &c
no Id ALEX NOTsr Auut
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS DAY.

By Thomas w. Keesee.
lohice with Geo. ,. Sumner No q Pearl st1
IN HORSES FOX SALE At arc.
ms, the nth inst, commenciuv a 10 c,coeI
S. notse auction let near the Gas Works one very
ane n,ack foney, i've years old warranted sound ia
"a sh1cs, ons very superior bay Poney. warrant
90 sound NO. l saddle and harness animal. ~
ALSO
Several Saddle and Harness Hor.a. -
of Saddles TfJos u sss as sl. = number
no Is -Fte@ .4afs 49, ~ N 1850,
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I IME--SOO bushels, or so bbis. Virsinia
IL Lime, air Stacked, in store, will be sold low If
taken away at once-suitsble for agricultural pur-
poses. no 10 iw WINSTON l. POWERS
EARM FOX KENT.--Niy present resi-
i dence, In the county Of Henric0, one mile West
OF the Fair Grounds Is for rent the ensuing year.
The Dwelling contains rooms, and is in good cond-
ton; the Kitchen and other servants houses are in
good order and will accommodate large force. A
Barn 70 by ~ feet and Stables for fDeatyfour Horses
or Cows; has be en- built within less than two years
The land, tosafyonr acres, in very high state Of
improvement and Is perhaps the best location and
soil for large Market Garden or Dairy Farm in the
vicinity OF Richmond. Possession may be had if de-
sired on the ist day Of next month. For ternl &e,
apply TO RICHD REINS,
no t4-lw '+-. Sydney, HenHco.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS..


RRITlSH HISTORIANS.
II AT THE CASH BOOKSTORE,
No. 81 MAIN STREET.
Lives OF the British Hstorinns, 2 yas; $3.50.
Qneens OF England Of the House of Hanover, by
Doran, 2 vols; 500.
Christian Theism. by Thompson; Sl.25.
Table Traits and Something of Them, by Doran,
vol; $i25
Hosryhead and McDonner, by Abbott; 81.
Life OF y s. Prentiss, 2sols; S25
Memoir Of Rev. Sidney Smith. vols 80.
lrving's Works complete, Is vols: Sis.
Cooper's Works do 50 vols; $50.
Waverly Novels do n vols; SIT.
DO Do do II vols; SI2. ~
Shakspeare,s Works, 8 vols; SIS. -.s =
Dickens Works, 9vols., London; 80. sF
slts. ALSO,
Visiting Cards, written most beautifully, equal to
copper plate. pack furnished at a half hours no.
ace 4. y. CLARKE,
B. nay de- (Successor to w. A. Butters,)
no Tt Isl Main street. q
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rROWDS are still fOclkiH2 TO GOLD,
~ SHIFTS Trimming and Fancy Store, No. POS
Broad street, to get of his great bargains Per-
sons astonished at the cheap goods they pur
chase there He is continually receiving fresh goods
His stock of Trimmings is large and the fastid
ious can be suited in En- broderies. You buy Of
him cheaper than can be had in the city. In fancy
Fascinaors, Hosiery and other goods, be bought
of him uncommoniy low. Give him call, if you
wish TO be convinced of the fact. no l6
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.



EAECUTOR,S LIE OF REAT r.
=, TATE in THE COUNTY OF HANOVER
pursuance of the last viii and testament Of n q
~ decd, we will offer for sale at pnbc auction
nas sae premises, on WEDNESDAY. the 18th day OF
oe,hber next II fair, otherwise the uext u,it ahIe
thereafter, that valuable and well known farm
Sa ld DUNGARFON, the late residences of the = IA
JUNIOR about ten miles from the CITY of Riekrnona
e stage road leading therefrom to the Old Church
.d 'sn contains between TOO and 800 acres shout
.. .enira IN woods and II susceptible of an adynu-
1seus DIVISION into two more tracts which poxs
~ may be done. The land is well watered and en-
Yoa "a variety of soi the larger portion of stiff and
sroxt land aud other parts wen adapted to the
II. ne uaildinss are, large and comfortable dwell
III. ~ mousse very large barn with brick basement and
ae' necessary out houses, with new and excellent
SSasneeTs house. The neighborhosd will con,pare
healthy 'S' ana the LOCATION
,,, askns OF sALE-One-fourth cash; balance in one.
10 secure the credit payments ~1''
,, saoscrbers, living near the place, win take
pleasure IN showing the farm will respond IN .,S
communication through the Richmond Pc. ~
no r7-s.wtd 4 " s 81 SYnHop Exon.
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NlNTED.--The adYerIIser wants si1-

" nation IN some kind Of business for 1856. He
WITS GOOD hard, has some experience in business,
| s'gatereds good salesman and will make himself
s-G.io his employer. As TO character and quhiiii-
aos Feers to his pre- sent employer, with other city
p Taces note addressed to A B c., and left at
:. ocoSs office, Pearl ST. will meet with prompt
Rent n. mo J7Stf
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OFFICE r. Il D. RAILROAD co,

OFFICE Il. Il D. RAILROAD co.,
November 18th, 1855
NOTICE is hereby given, that the annunI
/ meeting of the Stockholders in the Richmond
aud Danyille Railroad Company will he held in the
city OF Richmond, On WEDNESDAY. December 18th,
at II O'Clock M. z. VAN DEURSEN,
no Elm
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DAVID N. JONES, No. 20, Main stree

hAVID n. JONES, No. 76, Main street
- is now receiving the following articles, all fresl
and nice:
100 boxes Raisns wholes, halves and qrs
so drums Figs
10 boxes Maccaroni
10 drums Sutana Raisins
$50 lbs. Mantle Currants
10 boxes Citron
20 bags Nuts different kinds
Is bbls Apples
5 do Oranges
cases Sardines.
do Prunes
Is do ASSORTED Preserves
Capns Olives, Archives &c. no IA
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RUNAWAY.
100 DOLLARS REWARD,..j

I'm 100 DOLLARS REXVARD,..RRu.
eIH away on yesterday, from the residence of the
n subscriber, about miles below the city OF
~ Richmond, my man WILLIAM. He is of u
.@light gingerbread color, with very fiat nose
rather thick upper lip, carries his head very much
back is about feet 10 inches high, has very genteel
air and carriage His parents reside i'll Phadel phia
and he has connexions in Richmond. He is about ri
years of age, and was my house servant.
will give 25 for his apprehension if taken in the
State and 500 if taken out of it. SO that get him
again no lS-tf GEO Nj SAVAGE
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MILLINERY, &c.
TO THE LADIES.

al % lHHtH '5ITtt1, HeLt uUOF 70 e. j. q Co
MISS RACHEL LYON
Will open TO-DAY several cases of rich Goods re-
ceived by express and last steamer from New York;
amongst winch are the latest Partisan designs for the
season, with other novelties, much admired both i'm
Paris and New York. Paris Feathers, French Flow
ers, wnte and coiored Straw Bonnets with many
other articles In her ne will be sold at reduced prices
for cash.
NJ B-This being her last public notice for the sea-
son, she would here inform her customers and the
public generally that she will receive fresh goods
every week, and has arranged to receive regularly Re-
ports OF the Fashions with every novelty in the mil
linery line during the seasons, which she will offer
them at a small advance. no l4-Iw
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LNOR SALE.--The lease with the Shop
l. occupied by me BLACKSMITH'S SHOP,
with all the Tools, Fixtures, &c. the corner of
nth and Grace streets opposite Seabroek's Ware
house and near the Old Market.
The stand is good one for any business. The lease
would be disposed of separately, if desired For
further particulars enquire of r. PHELIN
no I3-2wk
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kILLIAhD LOO N.--Ihe subscriber
~ wishes, on account of ill-health, to sell either
one half or his entire interest in the Billiard Estab-
lshment kept by him in the Athenaum Building on
Pennsylvania Avenue, in the city of Washin gton-
he has five Tables, from the celebrated mandatory
of Mr. Penn, New York, which re garded as among
the best in the country. The Saloon has recently
been handsomely reftted, with view to comfort as
well as appearance 1t is favorably located for
business than any other in the metropolis and enjoys
large extent of patronage especially during the
sion OF Congress. Any information the subject
can be obtained by addressing the unersi gned either
personally by letter. J. HARRISON
no l6-St' Washington. D. c.
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E>OR SALE.--Intending TO decline bust.
ness, the subscriber offers for sale his entire stock
OF Confectionery Fixtures and the good will of his
store Broad street, between LIST and I'd SITS. The
store large one and well suited for any BIZ
siness. no l5-6t* l.. MEYER
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W4NTED.-By n Young man, who has

80 i1b.-DS IL SOrh8 man, who has
MA Aoout sever years experience in business, q
s1-luh US BOOk KEEPER or SALESMAN in a
'llry ald Commission House. He could influence
,'S' rade' References gwen. Address M Dis
- 'At'. no ld-3tH
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HOW rs 1T POssIBLEe HOW CAN

HOW Is 1T POSSIBLEe HOW CAN
IL CLOTHING BE SOLD SO CHEAP-As many
excaim when they the prices that LEVY is SELF
ing at The fact is this that the whole of his stock
was manufactured III this city, consequently he can
sell better goods and at lower prices than those who
purchase their Clothing at the North Don't forget
that Levy selling OF at cost to close business you
had best call early, as the goods are going fast
A. LEVY, SO Main st.
no Is Opposite st. Charles Hotel
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Union SINGING SCHOOLS.-.yVe will
- commence of instruction in VOCAL
MUSIC, This tTUESDAY) Evening, at II O'Clock in
the Lecture Room of Trinity Church; and on THURS
DAY Evening, at the new Methodist Church on Union
HILL when we will be happy receive the names OF
persons VINO desire Instruction in the above art.
Ihe public and particularly those who feel ai inte-
vited to attend the opening OF these Schools
J. r. HANLON,
no Its VIM. MINGLE
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OPENING OF 4
FAIL MIL LINER Y
Al MIR. Denrelman,n

W Cheap Millinery and Fancy Store.
On Main Street, between 18th and 18th Streets.
Having inst returned from New York, Mrs. D. has
opened large aud handsome assortment Of fashiona
BILE fancy and plain Velvet Bonnets dark and fancy
Straws Paris Feathers and Flowers Hair Dresses,
Caps and great variety Of Ribbons and Enbroideres.
with large lot Of Hosiery and different of Fancy
Goods; ali of which will be sold at the lowest New
York prices.
BONNETS, CAPS AND HAIR DRESSES made
TO order. Also Bonnets quilted for Ladies' and Chill
dren IN the latest style.
rSr BieaShing and Pressing done at the shortest
tee DC ii--2ms