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Inc mobile Evening News publishes a conmu
nlcaIion from Mr. Appleton oaksmith, complaining
OF inJus'ce Gone Mrs. oaksmith, in article copied
by that paper from the Dispatch headed "A War
OF Viragoes" We certainly had no intention Of
doing injustice to the lady, our comments on the
controversy between Mrs. Lewis and herself being
founded on facts set forth by the New York Ex.
press. We cheerfully give place to Mr.. Oaksmith's
correction. lie says;
The life of total abnegation aud usefulness. which
from such attacks In regard to the subject in n a1
troysrsy know the sonnet was written by INV moth
sr Mrs Oahsmith, and the original ex boss oS NJ.
Lsws plagiarism was made by third party In hi, ali
toriai capacity without my mothers tnowlsdss .ud
tie from Mrs.. LIZ sEsss 3 s-'T' cps
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SPLENDID BEEF.-Therc never was Amer Beef
the shambles OF market on the globe ever dis
played any that was superior, If equal to that ex-
hibitcd this morning at the stalls of Messrs LIND.
SAY and CuLLNGSwoRIH, Old Market They
purchased the premium cattle of the late Fair
Among them were two Of the most noble locking
Beeves we ever beheld. that were raised at Fort
Cnis,vcil, Wythe county. One of them, the white.
was killed the other day and Exhibited at the stalls
of these gentlemen, exciting the admiration Of all
behoiders. This morning the roane follows his il.
lustrious predecessor and those who would see
what sort OF Beef can be raised in Old Virginia,
viii be amply repaid for walk to the Old Market
JOHN LINDSAY, who is genuine Briton, never
saw in his native land among the Lordly Durhams
that fattened in the green fields of Old England,
any that could s;lrpass it. John will have to yield
to the Sebastopol OF the Southwest for fine Beef
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EuHifiye SlaYa Pnlice

In order to establish such police as would efsee-
tuaily break up the escape of negroes in coastinr
craft the State should purchase one or more small
ana fastsaling vessels, and station them near the
C@pes' The expense would be inconsidersble
compared with the saving. One stampede of ne
groes, such as has lately occurred here in Rich
mond' costs more than the purchase, manning
ana support OF two such vessels for five years.
A river police would be useless, for no exsm;n,.
Hon OF vessels, at any point short of the Canes can
snord An entire safeguard against the esc,ns Of
slave property. -~--
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THE DAILY DIsPAT.'Ces.H!.


--~~~s-~e-~ <~.~eres - spiritualssm.
s'..... ,rsdei author, has become
-. :. cr,r;ssalism. The Bible was NOT sans
$500 a. ii. reason but spirifuaiism wss..
~. !. =. son Of Owen like that VI most o. h's
school. - IN unreasonable thing.
Professor Hare, Of Philadelphia Is the latest con
vert of distinction in this country. Maa =
March hare is . well known provere- fro'esso ,
Hare has become mad in November. He de'i'e's
q lecture in the n Y Tabernacle, on frioss
,ne last and gave an account Of bis
people who canuot.beeye the story OF 'ne .o''' !,
s;ou Of SAM Of Tarsus. backed as 1t was " ~.
,a,;norisbmen. of fortune, friends. positoh' nv
AZ Isl. ., sacrifices never before or since equae'
nv The anos,Ie of any religion, and deasn oi pam
80 ,h.,ne. can swallow open mouthed such mere
,;n,. varus A those of Professor Hare he toau
sorne wonderful stories of the performances Oh ss
.,,r;ts. among others, the following: While on
x;s;r one day to Cape leland which is about ninety
,o,ies from philadelphia, he remembered ne had
not. IN hank about which he was very uneasy, as
n had 70 he seen to that very day at three o'clock
He was engaged at the time receiving q coni"unf
cation from the spirit Of sister, whom DC relae'-
ed 70 ask friend in Philadelphia, VINO "as q me
dunn. 70 go TO the bank and find out All In fesaro
TO It, The spirit did as requested, ana the whoie
matter was settled to bis satisfaction by some OF
his friends In that city.
In another part of his lecture whilst relating
some still more extraordinary manifestations, Pro
fessor Hare interrupted by the following ques'
ton, put to him by one of the audience:
"If you can do so many things by means of spirit
ualisn why can't you discover the fifty thousand dol
lars lost by the Adams Express Company"
THE spirits" replied the Professor, forgetting the
Cape Island story "dont mix themselves up with Pc
cuniary transactions" 81.
What bald humbugl
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r,ipTuER PARTICULARS.

We learned from the pits last night, that Joseph
Burton died Yesterday morning at half past 10
o'clock He leaves wife and three children.
Gcoree Cotton had his leg broken and so crush
ed that it was thought amputation would be neces-
sarv IL was believed he would recover.
VIM. Wright the colored boy, is very severely
injured, and it was thought would die.
The fourteen who escaped were not in the upset,
as II is called, where the explosion occurred
How the explosion took place is not known. 1t
occurred in an old upset, where road had been
made through an old working, which had some
time since been on fire. Mr.. Job Atkins, the SUI
nerintendent had left the pit at quarter past
g. every thing being in order and the greatest pos
sible caution as far he could enforce it, having
been taken. He had even placed two extra gas
men on guard Their duty is to see that the ven
tilation is kept up, and that gas does not accumu-
late SO as to endanger the lives of the men. Each
man was supplied with a Davy Safety Lamp
Ihompson's lamp was found with the top off He
must have unscrewed it and it is supposed he did
so to light his pipe. 1t is most remarkable fact
that in spite of the well known dangers of mining,
the miners will neglect those precautions which
have been adopted for their protection, and which,
with ordinary care, will most effectually ward off
danger.
There can be no blame attached to the officers of
the Company--the regulations being of the most
systematic and perfect character
The scene at the Fit yesterday was most dis
tressing. The sight of the bodies Of the dead, and
tie suiferings OF the wounded, were of the most
painful nature The melancholy scene was height
ened by TIE lamentations Of the families OF tao
dead, all of which were exceedingly helpless.
The funerals of the killed will take place al tho
pits this forenoon.
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Punishment for Nexro s,.s,t,,~

II seems to be agreed on all hands that the tina
has come for change in our laws on this subject.
and that the penalty OF negro stealing should be
death This is the penslty under the North Caro-
K Ina laws and in conformity with them. white
man, native of that State, was hung few
weeks ago. Negro stealing is very rare in Nortl,
Carolina, though there almost as great facilities
for the underground railroad there as here. But
the prospect of the halter has sautsry effect ON
robbers
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Tho SaIiy Portraits.

TIE Wisconsin Patriot pays the following tribute
| to some of The productions of our late gifted
| townsIaan, Mr.. Suily, which adorn the rooms Of
! tie Historical Society of Wisconsin:
The portrait of Marshall is BY far the best psutips
III the rooms of the Historical Society 1t presents
Suy in his best light, bringing out his peculiar
ceiencies which TO 70 be quick appercep
ton of the peculiar mental characteristics of the
d:vidual and the sotuI transfer of them to the
vass, SO much 30 that the portrait looks ess psiRting
than individual. In looking at il you catch
the ever varying play of sentiment and passion
mating the features. The eye SEEING To CLEAN aud
sparkle-the lips seem vreathed in smiles OF com
pressed with hate aud duplicity
This peculiarly 10 observable in all his portraits
painted from life In thai of Black Hawk is the sst-
sled melancholy and pe1siYeness OF greR. heart
bursting almost with It's heavy Eorrowyes Tepressed
BY the natural giity of chiettan His history his
greatness his power, his defeat and captivity all
be read N his countenDce Sully's pencil tells You
the history, and shows you the man.
In the Prophet We read his character, at glance.
low cunning, malice, deceit, and every spark OF no.
biity degraded, cnc every thing develish riing
place.
The portrait of Poeahontas although reliable as
far fearurcs concerned, shows less of charao
ter and is less che acterstc OF Suly than any of the
Expresses one W til the thought that the image unreal
lI2htnass eJ1d sotness shout it that not Suv He
needs something definite to paint and cannot paint
judging from The specimens before unless he has
soniathing worthy of his pencil We well aware
thai we NJ lst differ from most, when say that the
beautiful picture OF Pocahontas il not our fayurite
sinong tine Sicily portraits:
The ast gilt Of this generous and noble painter thu
portal c. Chief Justice Marshall IS we think his
best work rs artist. The Chief Justice does not
have the appearance of strong pointed man. but of
one evenly misunderstanding Throughout possessed of
I'D wesk points while his eye striving to con-
zeal Ii latent hurnor.
H. Suly portraits Will long be cherished with Pc
suf interest by the Society being the foundation
of cur Portrait Gallery. The long list, live in num-
Der, possesses deep interest from their rarity
Black Hawk, His Son. The Prophet, Pocahontas and
aarshail, are tribute to the Society, of which ths
State should be proud.
We cannot forbear, in this connection TO state that
1t Is to Mr. Draper, the Secretary, that the Society
owes its Introduction the s-tst ully and that it 10
to his untirng devotion to the business the Soeety
thht owes is present prosperity AID its future Eros
poets.
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ExPLOsEON AND LOSS or LIFE
r. ACK HEATH COAL MIN Ed

We regret ID leara that another explosion OF nre
damp occurred in the English Company's Pits, at
the Black Heath Mines, on Monday night at half
past II o'clock. OF those. who were IN the PIT at
the tinc three were instantly killed and three Sc
yerely waunded They are as follows:
John Marshall killed He had his heaa dread
fully crushed He leaves wife and seven chh'
dren, all very young
Charles Thompson. kiiled-leayes wiie.
Nicholas Luke killed-leayes wife and one
child.
Joseph Burton badly burned, not expected to
live. Es
George Cotton, aged 90, badly injured
A eolored boy, named William Wright, bruised
and burned seriously. ~ f
Fourteen Others who were below at the time OF
the explosion, were not injured and came out
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New Books.

r.
y GILBERT Go-AHgAp, and BALLOON TRAVELS IN
EuRoPE.-These are two books very beautnhhS
illustrated and published by J. Z. DERBY. New
York. They are edited by PETER FARLEY. Inc
volume of travels of 'G0-aheod' reeites q grea'
many star thing adventures of that young AinoIt
can with which are blended some highly nseiu'
knowledge of geography and natural history: Inc
Balloon book is one in which Peter takes be's
of Juveniles over the world in balloon
For sale by J, w. RANDOLPH.
"THe WIDOW BEDoTr PAPERS, by Francis
~ Vaicher, New York j. c. Derby. This book
consists of sundry very lively sketches published
in the Philadelphia Saturday Gazette while edited
by the late Joseph c. Neal. They were greatly es-
teemed by that rare literary genius and no doubt
make very valuable volume. -.a.s
For sale by HAROLD & MURRAY.
THE MYSTIC" poem, by Philip James Bailey,
author of .Festus " Boston Tichnor g. Fields
This is very fine specimen of Typography VI
the poetry we cannot speak, not having read ex
cept a mage or So which seemed to be sufficiently
high flown. -ssH
For sale by A, NORRIS.
"THE PRINCE LIFE" story for my boy; by G..
P. r. JAMES; New York, Dickerson This Is
new field for the well known novelist 1t is gotten
I'D in very fine style, and exteriorily is very
inviting ehilds story book, quite handsomely Illus
trated.
For sale by A. MORRIS.
HARPER FOR DEcEMBER-We have from T. d.
CLARKE Harper's monthly for December.
WILEY REILLY, AND HIS DEAR COLLEEN BAWN:
by Him Carleton author of various works OF fic-
ton and TRAITS and Stories of the Irish Peasant
ry," The book is from the press OF Patrick Dono-
hoe, Boston 1t is founded on the history Of the
lovers of wiley Reilly and the fair Colleen Bawn, y
which have been the theme of many an Irish
ballad.
For sale by JOHN O'NEILI, Broad street
We are indebted to Mr.. James Woodhouse, the
Richmond Agent Tor the October number OF the
Edinburgh Review. It contains more than usual
number of articles Of ability and interest.
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The Vei!rd 1Eu-dsraus

Mrs Robinson, the yelled murderess, Is said TO
be employed at present in working upon straw
hats lis stated that whilst engaged at her labor,
shs will burst out occasionally into an uncontrolla
BILE 1T of laughter; at other times is sad and des-
ponding. She is very good performer, and will
continue to act the part of madwoman so natural
iy, that in short time we shall hear of her release
She ought to have been hung
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English Army in the Crlmen.

The universal drunkenness and characterization
of the English army in the Crinea afford an un-
failing topic of wonder and amusement to their
French allies. According to English accounts all
hands are drunk, nearly all the time. The Oldest
officers declare that they neAer saw anything like
it in their whole military experience. Whilst the
London Times is publishing such facts, it ought to
be morn modest than to threaten the United States
with the formidable power of the discounted and
drunken warriors of the Redan.
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FROM LaGuAYRA.-The barque Paez arrived at
rniiauelpha' Monday morning, with dates from La.
s"ayfa TO the sd inst. There is no political news
:, Business was dull. owing to the non.arriv.l NJ
,ne Sonee crops-Small sales of new had been
saIl;n &c, and Of old at ll4c Hides scarce and
InMas a. =, isGlet Gotten l3c Cocoa %. q :1ae -N
The cholera was subs;ara
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The Marsh Tropn..

The Marsh Troupe are nightly astonishing AND
dei'shting their audiences at Metropolitan Hall
The entertainments are Of the most brilliant and
ahiiaAiing character, and the performance OF tn.
si'eo little children truly wonderful Mss,.,
george Marsh is perfect prodigy, the most com
pie'e little comedian we have ever seen w.
a'u't whether since the days Of Master Burl.
mefe mas been such an infant phenomenon y IN
the histronic line. Beauty" ia . he.n.v =, :.
snoush, and the Beast the handsomss, .ns
most polished creature imaginable. -'''
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~ 4 Letter from the Rev. DIR. John c 4,
McCabe, Of Hampton, VA.

HAMPTON, VA Cct. IN, lb1o
Having had occasion to use BAKERS PREAlus
BITTERS i'll my family within the last two years ia
of dyspepsia and nervous headache can safely
say have never used any remedy for these distress
ing melades with signal success as this. hsvs
ever carefully avoided recommending any of the van
Gus nostru:ns with which the country is flooded BE-
cause ! believe i'll majority of cases, they do more
harm than good but as Bakers Bitters have been
tried under my immediate observation and produced
such beneficial results, do not feel at liberty to with
hold my humble testimonial to theiryalp3.
JNO G. McCABE
Sold by PURCELL, LADD & co, and Druggist,
| generally. ocp
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NEW ORLEANS, Nov. s6-Cotton firrn-sales
10 900 bales midiling at 1891. Sugar advanced
TAR quotations at 81 d6s. Molasses active at %
Corn 90 cts Cotton freights quoted at half penny
To Liverpool and one cent to Havre.
NEW YORK, Nov 27-Flour dropping State
auotea at 80 80; Ohio, Q 81 Southern $40
Wheat firm. Southern White. 50 80; Red Sc I3l
corn firm at 81 05l. Provisions firm and I'M
changed. Exchange on London, 81 O7t01 0st
stocks lower. Virginia 6's, SOC 81
BALTIMORE, Nov 27.-Flour steady, and al
brands quoted at S9I. Wheat frm-red So IOd
50 Is: white 81 l5a S21s. Corn-new white 10 a
20, yellow s00s5; old white 90 a95 yellow 95-
Prnyis sions unchanged
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MARRIED.

On the 2Gth inst BIZ the Rev. Mr.. feeling in CATH
Ollie Church MI JAMES II. KING to Miss ANNA
MARIA KAlLAY both of this city.
Baltimore and New York papers please copy.
On the 22d inst. at Wilnc, ny the Rev. j. Lansing
Burrows ARThuR S. SAMUEL of Richmond, to
ELLA +. LYME daughter of Dr.. Ro. 3. Lyme, o.
Henrico county
On Thursday, the 22d instant, by Rev. F. J. Bosgs
Miss SUSAN C., daughter Of Valentine Hecher OF
Hearico TO SILAS L. JOHNSON, of Richmond.
On Tuesday evening 2ath inst, by the Rev w L
Webb, Mr. JAMES T.. CORDLE to Miss CORNELIA
z. GRTFFIN---all of this city.
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The balloon ascensiou, this aaerncon, wssm -.
.urea will certainly take place. and " NO misteke :
The gas employedi j. q character that WIN not
AM, ~ a faiure The spectacle will be rare
-, .on;aceut one-a man ascending on horse
60. iu,o the cinsidsI In consideration Of the ex-
sr.or5inary attraction gotten up At great pains
md exoense for the public entertainment snfsthe
losses suffered by Mr.. Elliott in consequence Of the
disappointment at his Las. attempt, we sincerely
trust his enterprise may be literally rewarded,
and that the Fair Grounds may be thronged this
afternoon by an admiriag and remuneratiye assem-
blage, saEHs
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RAILROAD SUBsCRIPTIoN.-The question of a
subscription by the county of Clarke, of 100000
to the stock of the Alexandria, Loutoun and lamp
shire Railroad Company, which was submitted to
the vote of the people Saturday last, was deci.
ded in the affirmative .-#
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ANOTHER CONTESTED SEAT
lies will give some work to Congress NJ th
OF the session. Kansas sends two claimants fnr Z
seat In Congress, and Nebraska it appears is "a
the same trouble. Mr.. Bennett, the Wing eand;.
GATE claims the election of delegate by l6 MAORI
ised on the Indian lands, and their votes were IL
legal S' "SAe A
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NEW Music-We have received from Mr. /,
TAYLOR the following new Music, publishea r. =.
miller q Beacham, Music publishers a. R.,,ir,,..'
mauretts-.rhe Sweet spring-time Is Con,in,.
Adeiia Waltz, by Bellman S
y, Distant sounds-Romaace for n. ,s..
chas. yoss W. '"e i1ano By
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e. John 4. Kelvin returns his sincere

thanks TO his friends and the public for the liberal
share of custom in his line they have heretoHo
awarded to him. His late disaster has subjected BIN
to heavy loss and great Inconvenience. But be
again ready to receive orders He may be found iof
the present in the Basement Of the Metropolitan
Hail. and viii be pleased to attend TO any business "a
his branch of trade. sc2z-s
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~ iphOIsfery Goada..Iud;u mud U.t.

N " Fr'U.StIIy .e3UoWsss-fHHiH FHH I MON
Damasks, Satin deLaines, Lace and Muslin Curtaips
Cinlqs Tasses, Loops, Cornice, Bands NC. spleT,
did assortment on hand F
Having engaged an almost entire new set of work.
men fron the most celebrated houses North, who.
with my own experience, satisfied that Upholstery
work of every description will be executed In a styls
not to be excelled. JOHN f. REGNII'LT
oc SG-fm 1872 Main stras,
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~, Main street, opposite the Eyrbsaare t'aile
known to be the finest and largest Dasnss.oaA t 10
ilshnent south of the Potomac river' can esaS,
strangers visiting the Fair should nav reh aud
where they may Ekeas...,
iersestslze. The ladies will do well N % lhs
at o4r assortment Of beautiful Pearl Shell 4Ie Oos
Mache, Velvet and Morocco Cases b4fnra r Iaper
elsewhere. A W bppe,,rhasias
DC ID Sisn Of the Aner,r,n ~
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sECIanks. Mnnties and Talnns Whale.

SALE AND RETAIL, Ar N. EZEKIEL's, 10 MAIN ST.-
have hand and continue daily to manufacture
and receive from the most fashionable houses North
large and varied assortment of Cloth Velvet An.
tique. and other styles of Cloaks and Tslmas which
enabled to sell at such prices to defy competi.
ton. Those in want need but call and examine DO.
fore purchasing elsewhere. n. EZEKIEL,
no l9--2w Is Man st.
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Strangers visiting the city-If your wish get your
Hair in the latest and most approved style aud
your Whskers changed to R most beautiful black Of
brown color-then call Hobs0n under the Amen.
can Hotel. Hot, cold and shower Baths eau be had
at all hours from o'clock II. m, TO 10 p. Single
bath p cents or tickets for 81. Entrsnee on 18th
street ocH
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1uLHoRAPHIc NEVIS.
ron rae pisf


NEW ORLEANS, Nov 26.--The steamer Orzaba
he's arrived here, with dates from the city of Next
co To Tie 18th inst Alvarez had entered the city
with 5000 troops Everything WAS qaict--the gar
ri.or having evacuted the city before his entry
The seat Of government Il 10 be removed to Boieno
de Hiialgo. on the 18th February. The best feel
ing exists between Alvarez and Vidauri Urago
has been appointed Minister to Prussia Sciota
has resigned the Secretaryship of the Treasury
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, JOHN WILSON, Ex-Commissioner of the General
LAIN p olace, mas been chosen Manager of the Chi.
easo hahfoad Company, with salary of 80 OD0
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E..-The Public

NOTI L E..-The Public are cautioned
~ against trading for check drawn by VIM. r
La6d IN favor of W. Garfield the Farmers Bank
of Virginia for the of $2l4 81, dated the S0th
day of November. 1855 payment of the said check
has been stopped by 4 legal process.
G.. HANES
ri,
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ARRIVAL Of the Steamer washington.

NEW YORK. Nov 27.-The steamer Washington,
with dates from Southampton to the It'll, (not s,
late by 3 days as the Canada's advices) is below
and coming up. - sss
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THE CHEAPEST IN This e Si i o.,
sesn oSS ,ae Fsr bargains ia 81 hind. Il !.
aaad. Cloals ana Msntlen you have OH I, IN a,
or Cloak and Mantle psP'''
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wMaris the Imnrov.-.-

the A%s1e.n ' SHAVING ssIsss
accommodating place for the .ecen,ia Up b,
Minter vistors-painting, guiding ~s-n u Fal All
ne VIII soon have his place handseuS'ael petas he
re.o1 n th ore been and win continue
ali who want agreeable Shave nn Sae Young; fsr
IN style unsurpassed by any one ,.5 e'E Hair ca.
Robson or his polite employees. O. ~ surely FAD
snd get clean nice shave your hair et n . hoOs
you will come a sUpf ss ood Or Shower m.
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THRESTI ARRIyAIO CJ.OAKS--T.ateS,

E'h ~ II AEt NJ = ID UF q V1EIS--LHfest
l. Styfes.--I have just received by the James,
town, from New York. splendid assortment of the
newest styles Cloaks and Mantes such as MORE An
;ique Silk Velvets, Satin Cloth and Merino, from 81
to $40 each.
ALSO, two cases Prints at 81 cents, really worth 10
cents prints, suitable for Comforts at cents:
cases Bleached Cottons the cheapest ever sold in
this city.
All styles of Dress and Cloak Trimmings at half
price; with large assortment of Dress Goods &c ,
&C. at n. EZEKIELS
No % Cloak and Mantle Dcnnt Il Main az