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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-05

the American Shaving Saloon, is burnishing up his
accommodating place for the reception of Fall and
Winter visitors-painting, guiding, carpeting &c
He will soon have his place handsomely renewed
1t has heretofore been, and will continue to be- the
resort of the old, tho mddleaged and the young for
all who want an agreeable Shave their Hair cut
IN style unsurpassed by any one viii surely find
and get clean nice shave your hair in becoming
style, and take good Hot Cold or Shower Bath and
will come AWAY better and 1yiser.
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BOARDING.

DRIVATE BOARDING.-I have one large
L pleasant room, with two adjacent rooms opening
into each other well adapted to the convenience Of
family of four or eight also, two other rooms OF
smaller sise adapted to two six persons. Board
very reasonable; situation desirable in the city
Address A. M. Richmond. Va. no SIT
ROARDING.--NIrs. HOOPER has several
- vacant rooms and can accommodate families
with board moderate terms. Location Church
HILL Grace street, four doors from 25tb Visi-
tors attending the Fair can also be accommodated.
oc 26-lm*
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lately of the American Shaving Saloon has taken the
house next door to Dr. POWELL on 10th street. between
dations for his business where all who desire an easy
and pleasant Shave, will find him. heretofore ever
ready to please his customers.
His superb style of Hair Cutting is proverbial, and
he is sure he please the fastidous He will
continue to manufacture the celebrated Hair Restora-
tive and Tonic, which, with other popular prepare
tons and dyes, together with the delightful Sham
pooh Bath will make his shop, he hopes, the resort
of all who desire to be waited upon in his line.
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~, Main street, opposite the Exchange Bank, is
known to be the finest and largest Daguerrean estab
lishlnent south of the Potomac river. Citizens and
strangers visiting the Fair, should pay visit to this
establishment, where they may obtain hkenesses in
every known style of the art from the smallest to the
largest size The ladies will do well to call and look
at assortment of beautiful Pearl, She'll Papier
Machle Velvet and Morocco Cases before purchasing
elsewhere. A w. OSBORNE
&C q Sign of the American FLAG
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To IphOlsfery COOds.--Indin and r,
Danasks, Satin deLaines Lace snd Nu.In ~. =
Ginps, Tassels, Loops, Cornice Bands Sc a.,
did assortment on hand 'T
Having engaged an almost entire new ct =, -
men from the most celebrated houses No,S ,
with my own experience, am satisfied that TIKI .
work of every description will be executed n, =
not to be excelled. JOHN +. RFGVt I'rT
oc S0-lm loo Ma ,,,,,
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A GOOD WoRK-A copy of Firch's Physical Ge-
ography has been placed upon our table by Mr.. T.
D. Clarke. From hasty glance we should judge
it to be well calculated to supply deficiency which
has long existed in this branch of education in our
schools. The work is gotten up in style which
gives great credit to the publishers, Messrs J. II.
Coltar Co, New York
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IL. Whitehurst,s Photographs and

guerreotypes in the FAIR are attracting gD' l,..,
miTation; aud the same can BE- sad Of tIs . a.
WHICH are being produced daily a. ~ , na.g
Main street. where tho assistants are Oa".l ~.
supplying the increasing demand. ''h ''n!3
desire Il sitting.
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MIR. Tt.aekerav.

The eminent author and lecturer Mr. fhacke
ray, has commenced his course of lectures in New
York We have no doubt they will prove in everv
way worthy his high reputation. He is NOT anly
admired in this country as man of talents but "a
gentleman, and one who has manifested towards
AN ana It's people the most kindly sentiments
We trust that the Athenaum COMMITTEES OF tfis
eity WIZ again obtain for our citizens an oppor
tunity OF listening to Mr.. Thackcray, the Creates,
Of living lecturers.
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Sufferers by the Burlington Massacre.

We recently noticed the fact that 5000 damages
had been recovered in one of the Virginia Courts
by gentleman who had been injured by the up.
setting of stage. The New York Herald men.
lions verdict of the same amount which has been
recently recovered in Pennsylvania for injuries
ceived by the upsettng of stage coach Mrs.
Wilson, widow, of Lancaster, Pennsylvania, has
recently recovered four thousand dollars damages
from O railway company, for the loss of her hus-
band whose death was caused by the breaking of
a rail In these two latter cases. according to the
Herald, all due care was used-there was no cul-
pable haste to save few minutes of time-no for
getting ia sound the signal of danger-no single
track mearness the part of corporation, rolling
in wealth-yet the plaintiffs received round sums.
The Herald very pertnently asks, if these per-
sons received so much when there was no criminal
carelessness deSpicable meanness on the part of
the carriers what,ought the unfortunate sufferers
by the Burlington massacre tc receiver Let them
reflect upon this before they accede TO any terms of
compromse-before they accept one of Commo-
dore Stocktons 'gratuities." Most justly does the
Herald remark that the survivors owe a duty to
their fellow men, and it is to be hoped thatsthey will
listen to no compromise.
There 10 no mode Of preventing the horrible
of railroad passengers which arc of such
frequent occurrence in this country, except by
making the railroad corporations pay an ounce of
gold for every ounce of blood they shed. Touch
them the money nerve, and they will learn vigi-
lance and humanity Above all other companies in
The United States, the perpetrators of the Burlng
ton massacre ought to be made to bleed in every
vein. The horrid recklessness which caused that
fearful massacre, and the heartless Indifference at
erwards manifested by the company, demand the
most signal peeuniary retrbution, the only kind of
that reach tender spot in their or
nj alton
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WUpholstery Goods. Brocutellr. 10,


Satin de LANES; Union Damasks
Lace and Muslin Curtains
Rich Gimps; Tassels; Loops, kc
Do Cornice; Bands, &c.
T. r, PRICE c
]. D. SMITH, Upholsterer, makes and psa
Curtains in the latest style. Orders left With !
PRICE X Co. will receive prompt attsntisn
&C 22-lm
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II John A. Bclvin returns his sine

thanks to his friends and the public for the ),
share of custom in his line they hsye h,rg
awarded to him. His late disaster has mbIert.t
to heavy loss and Graat inconvenience Ba b
again ready to receive orders. He may be found
the present in the Basement of the Marcos
Hall, and will be pleased to attend to any bar 's
his branch of trade. GA
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,wDowdep,s Deptn, FIuId.-TAis e.

brated Dentifrice, for cleaning and preserTa'
Teeth and Gums, relieving Toothsche, sTr,''
cay, imparting delightful flavor to the mouth
sale by Purcell, Ladd / Co; Bennett H''
Grubbs & Apperson; Laidley 4 Robinson b.
ker; Duval 4 Norton; Paterson Jackson, sd
Druggists. &C '-1'
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The Northwest.

Our distant friends of the Northwest came in for
share of the honors at the late Agricultural Fair
The premium for the best Saxon buck was award
ed to DR. H. w Chaplin, of Wheeling and for the
most extensive variety of useful, ornamental ana
fancy work to Mrs. Chaplin.
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II Fashionable CIo.,.

LaDiES fUKS. u q q ~
s and D1s.. 6 Saaks RoREs MORE ,x,
CURTAIN MATERIAL T,- 'S
TURES. WITH ALL FL
LACE AND MUSLIN CIrRr,,,,
A splendid assortment ~ = n n AIMS.
invite attention. VI 'iese GOods Ia =.
&C l6-ts ruo.
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Terrible Fire at st. Johns.

BOSTON. Nov Accounts are received here of
terrible fire at st. Johns, N b.. on the 18th ult;
Inv which 200 houses, inhabited by the poorer
classes were destroyed, and 400 families rendered
bouseless Five acres were burnt over.
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between Main and Gary, Richmond Va rIbi
Manufacturer and Wholesale bsa,rL ~ -.
SNUFF, &c; SMOKING ToBAo6C,V,hiA lt, wa q
and three-qusrter lb papers, '" r hu D' ,',,
pasteboard boxes, Union brand = w sit,r,f,,, &
ticle; and in II pound boxes oil 'pe .bor,s. J,-
Esmoking Tobacco put up in barrels to ''''
nc lin
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GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS.

GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS.
~ The subscriber respectfully calls the attention Of
strangers and the public generally his attractive
stock of seasonable Dry Goods, containing the usual
assortment and many unusual bargains Prints Ct cs
Merinos from 25 cents to finer; Solid Color Deaine
~ cents yards wide Bleechcd Table Linen at S7}
cents yard French Corses s. 25 and $ so a pair
Grass Linen Handkerchief at 25 cents; L. C. Hand
kerchiefs at cents; Stamped Collars at ) cents and
many other articles too numerous to mention.
Small profits and quick sales will be the motto of
VAL. COHEN,
us Broad street, End door from the corner of 9th.
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r. New SuppIy ofRoo,.

are receiving, by the steamer Jsmr.'o .noes :
YORK and the steamers from Pbila5si1SOgN,nu i'oa
pfy Of Boots and Shoes direct from ,,i ~ sE1e
which, with their stock on hand max Az. ''af'
as good as at any time this season, r,. s''o--
requested TO call 0ui teas
oc S0---6t n S1ALIUE
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DIED.,

On the I'd inst, af her fathers residence MARY
ELLEN, infant daughter of Henry and MARY Denn
aged l year and DAYS.
on Mary, sweet Mary, my tears fast are flowing
Thy ashes lie cold, but nv memory burns bright:
My Mary, my darling, my angel of light
Ny dear little an gel thou hast past from my sight
LAKE, bright glimpse of heaven, a vision of light
FOR thou art snatched from my bosom and laid in
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A Letter from the Rev. Dr. T.,
McCabe, of Hampton, Va. "r' job

Hsv;na h,a HAMPTON, Va, Oct. l6 IA
d having mad occasion to use BAKERs Pa,
blrTERs IN my tamil y within the Ia.t ,,sI ~, ~
cases of dyspepsia and nervous beadsrbs = YEN
say have never used any remedy flT ,ba. gag 9
ing muladies with SO signal succes. a. ' , -
ever carefully avoided recommend;ng anr ~.
Gus nostrums with which the couDtrv I. a ~ -
cause believe in majority of cases ,bar a.
harm than good but as Bakers Ritz. H.. |" z
tired under my immediate observation ,,5 y.
such beneficial results, DO not fee! NJ bs,.v
hold my humble testimonial to their value =
Sold by PURCELL, LADD l. CO. and i'I I, 40.
n
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Secret Free Soil Military Organization 1,

The st. Louis Republican publishes communi-
cation from Mr.. p. Laughln citizen of Kansas,
stating the discovery of the existence of secret
military organization in Kansas designed to CON
troll the affairs of that territory and to resist the
execution Of any law passed by the Territorial Lc-
gslature. One Rev. G. w. Hutchinson preach
er, is said to be the Grand General of the Order
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COMMERCIAL.


# Richmond Nlnrkco9s NOV. 3, IS03e
FLOUR-No change. but the market firm; the gen.
eral feeling is to await the next steamers news Two
n three small sales mt fg.374 Tor superhne. Holder
generally firm at 5000 1918, while do not Of
fer TO sell awsting the steamers news
WHEAT-We still quote good to prime red S2.os
NAG 10 do white 1910 to SAILS.
CoRN-stll very scarce and In demand, at S1d
Los
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TEA word to Housckeepers.-TIsve,

used Paterson & jackson. Magic Furniture ri
If You have not, call at once at No. IT, Maia 50
Market Bridge, and invest 70 cts in this gulEsr,
ish; and if on trial, it does not giro ssIisbcuoE
money Will be refunded &C -
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LOST.

r OST-.Either In thc Farmers, OrJv irGlnla
IL Bank a FIFTY DOLLAR NOTE, on Saturday,
ri instant about O'Clock Tho finder win he suita-
bly rewarded by leaving it at this office no 5-2t"
4 OST.--Leff in some store, ON Main ST..
IL or dropped in the street between Maurice's Shoe
Store and the Old Market pair of GOLD SPECTA-
Giles, with the initials M. w. P. on them. The
finder will be literally rewarded by leaving them
the Dispatch Office, or at Henry Browns store.
no 5--3tt
i OST MLET..-Lost, ON Thursday
evening on 18th street. between Broad street and
the residence of Mr. Beckters, Tabott's Row. in
fant's GOLD ARNfLET, with the name of Smith n
graved upon it. As it is article very highly priced
by its owner liberal reward will be paid the finder
by leaving Paterson Jacksons Drug Store. No.
10. Main street. no SGT
II OST OR STOLEN--In the Agricultural
IL Fair Grounds, Tuesday, the S0th October, an
Ivory PORTE NOMINATE, containing about $50 in
notes. Dat Tickets and sundry other papers for the
recovery of which liberal reward will be paid on
applying to LARUS SHINE, IA Main st.
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FOR THE ORPHANs-We have received from
Mr.. THOMAS J. ADAMS of Charlotte, through the
hands of Messrs. Booker & Watkins, s., for the
Portsmouth orphans.
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e To the Citizens of Richmond and

Strangers visiting the city-If your wish get your
Hair cut In the latest and most approved STYLE and
your Whlskers changed to most beautiful black or
brown coor-then call on Hobson under the Ameri-
can Hotel. Hot, cold and shower Baths can be had
bath . cents or tickets for 81 Entrance on 18th
street. n
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American Hotel) can be found the best Cigars ever
imported to this country. His stock of Cigars
surpassed by any establishment in the South Among
his large stock of Cigars may be found the celebrated
brands La Victoria La Cathedral, Baltimore Club
Cabana, Bayonettas. Also, the genuine Principe, to
gether with every brand of the best Chewing and
Smoking Tobacco trial is only asked to secure
your patronage. mol
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EE BatcheIOr's Hair Dye..-Twenty years
experiment and application justify the proprietor in
wARRANTING this the best Hair Dye in exist
ence. 1t dies black or brown instantly. without the
least injury to hair skin Made and sold or applied
lin nine private rooms) at BACHELORS Wig Factory
233 Broadway, New York
For sale by BENNETT & BEERS, 125 Main ST.,
Richmond, Va. no OPT
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reotvpes are certainly the mos o' ast s.t
any one can have. They are ing ~ tgov. frs
s Ia,n, in which they are nlshed they st
any doubt, the most denrable Pictures 'A'' go
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" We would say to

attracted to the city by SIM0S',s country fris
i9rea photographs, that thew ma., H ,aI ;,
well worthy visit. 'aiTs--ta.7 r.
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CLOAKs AND DRESS GOODs..-A ]. :.

~ lot of Velvet, Satin. Cloth and Merino Ciosfs
great bargains Also, dress Silks and Delsiues of ali
kinds The cheapest Embioide ries over sold ia Rich
mend, can now be had at N. EZEKIERS,
ho3 rs Main St
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- ~ n,.n,pEII. Aftorney at I

will practice in all the courts Of sa' -, p,.-.
mond and the counties of Chesterfield sna q, :. !.
Prompt attention paid tothe e'lie'''0" u
entrusted to his care. Main ,trsgu
Office corner of Governor ana '''- ne I'D.
the store Of +. B. Spence,
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Richmond, October
Holm II. COOKE. of Fluvnnua

Ohm III. COOKE, of Fluvanna, invite.
ell interested in railroad night travelling to in.
spect his patent Railroad Sleeping Car Seat at the
Mechanics Institute in this city.
II this invention proves to be the simplest the
cheapest and the best yet offered to the public he
will be than compensated for all his nd;yiJoi
suner1nss tor want OF sleeping accommodation IN the
common cars by the additional comfort now 30 easiy
gladly give the right to use it. at so low nrice ., 10
oppose no obstacle to its general adoption by Railroad
Ns
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~ The regular NJ

II The regular Monthly Meeting of the
Monroe Building Fund Company will be held this
evening, at Saunders Hall, at II O'Clock The Board
are likewise requested to be in attendance
no Sit B. w STARKE Sec,rv
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T Auctiou Nofice.Tha ,

TF Auction NOtice.--The attention of the
city and country trade is solicited the sale of Ready
Made Clothing, Cloths, Cassimeres, Gaps, Hosiery
&c. THIS MORNING, at 10 o'clock. See advertise
ment. LARUS SHINE
no Auctioneers.
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Which has neve, tsen known to fail a''ns = \ /.
any case of Rheumatism, NeuTslgis, LaLl''s' -
ton of the Spine, Corns, Bunions, Bum, V,
Frosted Feet. ChiIblains, or any disease o. ~ =.
beast to which Liniment is applicable, S+ r., : :,
tisement in another column. oc~>-~
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VIRGINIA SAVINGS RANK r,----
of the Virginia Savings Bank Is rsn,ara ma ounce
room orerhe bookstore of Mr.. VIM A. Buffers Main sle
NOON ar s o'elocb p Mn IN meet THIS AFTER
on every MONDAY at the same hour. '0a''e'
no Bit C.. WALTHAII sa....
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IHUS. R. Pp,c,
~ Blankets p,.,

hand Woi isrs. uosoDS;-T. R. PRICE and h.
Blan n tsrs s, and well selected stock d GO
which they will sell at the ns''ey' snd l.,
&C l6-ts ''"ess Prlees
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~C,,taID Csnot, the Hero o. ih' -, ~

breted work Twenty years OF su ~ ~ TiVCgi
| cured by HAMPTONfS VEGkfAnp Pc. me .q,a.
Captain Canots brother has long ~ ~ ,hs y
| and friend, and is now .Medeeea En- '''"'
| ror of France. .., - Yr sott5'
| or,be fountain Hotel, Baltimore 80 ss.
he read in fall, az il does credit 70 Ia .sr,d s'
| ~ he C.n,sin. If all who had been y. ,s.
T;nrtyre 5f Usmpton's would thu' W - IN, s,ss
| now suffering might be indacea - -
medy: - 10Th Of Apfi -
s,.a y, n,v brd. useless IN al =. "a, 4
csn snnyeciste nearly as well - h')yv.,,,ssk Il
rsiisfI received from HAaProS'
ture. a.. Martinez 4 y, 4
that thew are al liberty 10 naie ' Ii,nttoaf We
,nnnort of the good effects OF III. = i've se,t.
BILE Tincture, ~ II has cH'ea contEacie@
chronic Juasmmatory RheunSil'l",, rrri la1a
.I at;,s,a,e. and of seven year q ss4 -,
zion have only used three o0,'i'' G,.. feisfs'
IN. d<toymed parts Of my hdaa' a'N "a
their former natural apPeafSAs Ant If se'stA
~ have been under the uea an, ,sy seVsI.S !,
clan. in London and Paris WI sins ~ Cd she =,
eft; also, while in New foI1 ne, .aer hs'L
.or,an and Homo psthc reniediel la sd -
sonlah anu s.fvsnic batteries, e".a -.
hatb. and hundreds Of interna. ,,,,d B, Us Z.
D;nas al 10 no eject sui, SO far sgheSsi5se ~
cir, accept OF the assurance % ~ TaEo, - Is.
tY- Delicate Ladies and eAii''''' 49,
trial. -. and sec cures " Ssfass'
Call aud get Pamphlets i s compliant - d
! f.maie medicine it - ann piiRC BIZ ~
sala nv q. A. sTRECkEk snS Frraersl.sygs
CO. Richmond; BY Dr.. coo coon. s, NOR SIS
an the Druggists in Fetsis1aDh Dussists ~
MoWBRAY. Baltimore, and " . i
keepers everywhere.. ,.,,l.s for -
rSr 81 per bottles = 90'"''
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Effects of American citizens dying in Cub,

WASHINGTON Nov. At is said that the Secre-
tary of State has opened correspondence with
the Spanish Government with view to secure to
American consuls, the right to take charge of the
effects of Americans dying in Cuba such right be-
ing possessed by the consul of the British Govern
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Richmond, Va, Nov. 5-dItc4t X

servant man who had his Stump Fuller on vii
blon at the State Agricultural Fair begs leave to re-
turn his thanks TO the Agrcuursts who noticed so ia
vorahly his machine and to the Committee for tha
premium awarded to him for the same.
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MAGAZINE

~, sna , delivers them in any part Of :, PEai0,e
t,a charge Novels, Boftnd RI me si,y 80
nooss, song Books, StatioperZv log Bo,,,,,'
"s SaIas' &c, constantly on bsrf s'a'' F,sD.,
L. Remember the plnce !, ,''''d-
oc 'A-'t OPPOSITE tn ~
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PICHNIOND DIRECTORY

mn 81 81 NESS ADVERTISER.
Inc subscriber proposes to issue during the month
OF January, 1856, carefully compiled and handsomely
executed y
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auu oHeaP BOOK Agent rspaper, NJ,
streets, opposite the Depot , roar Of srsss
bueIshers prices, to ali Of ,EeeIses "a
N m isasrph.s and Baltimore Ds s so'soa ".
MAGAIINr,
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SECOND SUPPLY OF NEW GOODS.
IA Greater bargains than can be had at GOLD
SHIFTS Cheap Store. VIII open this morning, 500
of those cheap French Woven Corsets at Is l37i,
worth So so per dozen; Chldren's Wooden Plaid Hose,
at lC cts so dozen Muslin Caps, at cs Is dozen la
dies superior Kid Gloves, at so cts; 10 dozen Grass
Linen handkerchief at 7t cts, worth IS cents; 800
yards Embroidered Curtain Muslins ut l23 cts large
and pretty assortment of Bonnet Ribbons, unusual
ly low prices Trimmings of the most fashionable
kinds, at astonishing low prices; Embroideres in the
greatest profusion; Cloaksi Talmas; Worsted Coats
Bland Footings with edges; Bonnet Satins; Velvets
many other goods, to be off very cheap.
+. GOLDSMITH,
no 5 Trimming and Fancy Store. 2O5 Broad st.
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SPECIAL, SPECIAL NoT1e.,s


atf.rease w c ssssSsas;-'lemoi,. Of 5:
q "A memorial of the liz. sss,
sampson, D. d.: by Robe na Charaet., =
Also fresh supple. ~ L. Dab.ssy \ s,,,
Thnst Friend; nv d. A., I'D
The Friends Of Ch,i... Hdsrns
t me Hidden Path; by ND ~ u. ADAM
Alone, BY Marion H,r nIsfIon Hsrlssa
recent issues of the pes as,iand TorstS.,
u ''a''"nsry, School Booi.a an ati'se;i, s =
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WOOD FOR SALE.--I have for sale
w at my yard, on Broad street. both oak and Pine
wood which will sell low for cash. Persons order
ing wood will please send the money at the time, or
the wood will not be sent
no 5-IOt+ s. N. DAVIS.