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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-04-03
JONAS z. LEVY,
IHPoRIBR AND DEALIE In
WINES, LIQUORS. GIG ARS, AND PINE


CSOCahlES,
6snsral Commission Z Forwarding d erch ant
INSURANCE AND ELL BROKER,
No. 4I Pa. av., two doors below u s. Hotel,
WASHINGTON CITI, ID. G.
N. B.-Country Merchants are requested % giys
me a call before purch hasing elsewhere.
&C 2-lV
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each button hole In the round Of scallop With such

each button hole Is In the round OF scalop With such
dress a nantilIe of real Chanilly should be worn.
ehave seen also rome char ming dres OF nankeen
the skirts Of which made with twelve fifteen
tucks upon which either Greek designs wreaths
Of leaves chain stitched In white loops, raised and aa
mixed Tie bodv fiat PAm"~~~ =
the Top and ending in bouonnees Under the last bou
uionnee was fastened one Of the plated batie The col
lar also OF batste plated in several rows rcsembled
those formerly called d fierrots.
Csnezous and dchus Of every variety Are much WON
as low bodies are becoming daily more In favor
we have seen basqune OF spotted muslin the basques
OF which were very deep aud trimmed with rows of
YaleDcieDEes lace herihe Of the lace was crossed
IN The front With rounded ends very pretty and be-
coming cene2ou was made OF white lace boulIlonnees
over which were Placed very narrow pink ribbons FORM
ng chicks. rnche Of ribbon placed at toe top OF
wire lace. which carried rould tho basque. The
sleeves trimmed also with fri Of lace. were formed OF
three bopopnees arrsyed like those on the body aud
separated by ribbon. The front OF the body
was closed by small bows Of ribbon.
Inc " Pamela" appears TO be the f.yo,ite shape for
oopnets Among the newest Is a very pretty one COM
posec OF chip, with bands of pink blue rooon placed
NJ intervals across the front aud crown which is sopng
donoe DOW OF blue or PINK ribbon The inside is trimme
WITH wreath OF acacia roses and light blonde.
1no'her oil he sam shape is of straw coored tulle
win fucnes OF euiprre blonde pacei ansversey on
small roueaux OF straw colored taieas Five OF these
roueaux are placed the front the bonnet and three
The curtain. wreath OF hearts ease, surrounds
the crown joining behind and hanging over the curtain
The inside OF the front u trimmed with small tufts Of
s'heart's ease"
dered in straw the front edged with light blue velvet
The crown which Ia slopne Is partly covered with vel
vet OF the same color. The curtain Of black tue, is
trimmed with five or Fix small rouleaux OF velvet. At
the edge OF the bonnet Is white black blonde, which
falls the front, reaching TO the velvet the
This blonde the pattern OF which light allows
the straw embroidery be SEEN forms the princi bal
trimming TO the bonnet, which has neither feath srs
flowers nor be the outside. The inside OF the bon
net Is trimmed with small flowers blue and white ixed
with autumn leaves. This very becoming style is known
as the Chapeau Catalan.
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Arrival OF George Peabody, tho London
banker.

ASanIkers
Mr.. George Peabody, the London banker celebrated
for his Inequalities to Americans abroad arrived yegter.
day by the steamship Atlantic being his first visit 20 bta
native land in many years Meetings have been held In
several cities, and CON mtees have been appointed 10
wait upon Mr. Peabody and tender to him the hosptaA-
ties OF the merchants. The Boston committee, consist.
Ing OF Messrs Samuel Lawrence George Blake JosePh
Whitney sutton Abbott and Daniels, have been in town
since Saturday. There is aiso committee from DAN
vers, MASSACHUSETTS,, Mr., Peabodys native town. A
meeting OF merchants held in Baltimore where, for
some lime, Mr.. Peabody engaged in business, and
committee appointed to tender him the Inequalities
of the Monumental City We have not heard that this
committee has yet arrived in New York.
The merchants OF this city appointed committee head
ed by Mr. Watts Sherman, to give Mr. Peabody suitable
pablo reception which will probably ncade dinner at
the St Nicholas Hotel While Mr.. Peabody remains In
town be will be the guest OF the New York committee,
the members Of which hrve secured for him splendid
apartments at the st. Nicholas to which he repaired yes
terday He somewhat iatigued by the voyage but
Is otherwise in coed health He received the committee,
but there public reception by Mr.. Peabody's re-
quest. He will remain here for day two and then
proceed to Newport to visit his friend Mr. William O.
Wetmore. On his return from Newport probably
Monday next, he will be in hands OF the committee
AT midnight Mr. Peabody complimen.ed with ane
serenade at his lodgings at the st. Nicholas
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steam Com municas between Liverpool
snd Portland, Maine-The new Route by
newfoundland.

From the Liverpool Journal. Aug. so
nese took her departure for Newfornd Halifax and
Portland, with full complement OF passengers aud
A large number Of ladies' ard gentlemen including the
friends OF the passengers and the OF the kherso
nose sat down TO splendid entertainment laid out In
Alter pariakipg Of the good thing, 80 literally pro
yded, Mr.. JAMES JOHNSON, one OF the owners OF the
sep, impesnoe Of steam communicated between erea,
Brinn and Newfoundland In addition 10 the advantage
q getting tler goods out In much shorter space OF time
than By sailing ships and those persons visiting this
country would be able to do by direct communication
The subn telegraph, now about being completed,
would make direct steam Communication almost ALSO
lutte necessity The Khsrsope.e, the pioneer Of this line,
he knew 10 be good hip; and he wished those friends
piih whom tey were 50 soon to part, speedy and plea
Mr. Nrss Of Newfoundland in respond ina TO the good
wishes Of Mr.. johnson thanked him fer the in
which he had adveried TO the importance Of Newfound
land as the nearest and by no means The most unIm
porant, link that united the island Of his adoption 10
surere osgssa 20 say that be not only felt most keepy
snd those interested In the prosperity OF Newfoundland
wosd unite N giving The support necessary TO ensure
those gentlemen connected With the enterprise would
give u a far trial
Mr.. wnR (oi the firm OF Messrs wier. Cochran o.
uarafers OF the enterprise In connection with Mrs Chas
r. fsyior Son, Of Liverpool. and Thos. II. Brookug
CO.. Of london and other sentlemen), being called upon
fntn from so high respectable gentleman as the last
speakers and be was pleased 10 have the promised sup
rort Of ere having so large interest in the trade
Newfoundland, and one who appeared 10 appreciate the
oencfu Of erect steam communication He was pleased
to see 80 large number OF gentlemen OF
sknf rassage In the Khersonese and as be was
tive mapsper in organizing The company perhars might
tc expected that be would briefly detail some Of the al
yartases that this company would have Frf, in regard
e Portland, he was pleased TO have II TO say,
tat trrarFemsnts bad been completed with The
Grand Trunk Railway Company fwho own two
n',s Of deep water frontage herc), granting fre,
dtksse, wharfage storage coal depot and other priv
hFee o. fyta Advantage Tho Portland merchants being
sA-e 20 the advantages Of direct seam communication
vi England, the enterprise was evrrestei
r. &c called public meeting, at which seven OF the
md Influential gentlemen u Portland were
COMMITTEE, 10 raire capital, correspond
rrcwe'err n the otherwise IN Englsad
a. ward the interests Of The eOmpany, Mr.
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Police Intelligence.

Row IN WATER srEtEr.-A disturbance took place on
Sunday night, at q resort called 'Tho Bandbox,n In
Water street. number Of rowdies were engaged In H.
ard the keeper OF the place, woman named Connolly,
took active part, and with bottle Knocked Henry
Dempsey stnfeess 70 the floor by blow upon the head
Dempsey picked up for dead. bu, after being taken
10 the Fourth ward station house recovered itle and
vas removed TO the New York Hospital Tho keeper Of
the place arrested and taken TO the lower police
G urt for examination.
AsssrrT TROY FIRE CosPAsr.-Hcso company, No. a.
were proceeding 10 fire in Twenty seventh street,
Sunday night when Fsrg OF rowdics assaulted tacn
with sticks and stones. one OF the remcn severely
II surcd and several others bruised. The police
aueed the fight and arrested four OF the rowdes named
Nike and Fat Coyle Mike Callahan and Eugene hulgan
ali Of when, were held TO bail for trial
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-16
BROOKLYN City News.

THE LATE ALLEGED RArK AT SHKSrsHEAp BAY The par
ties charged with abducng two cmigrant girls from
vessel at New York. and taking them to Shccpshcad Bay
under prcicpcc Of procuring them place to stay, and
where M alleged they outraged them have been nJIot
ed by the Grand Jury, which Is now In session. Tho
complaining wtnesses who abducted by the friends
Of The accused have been found and brought back
bad been laken 10 Na5y nd, aud the other TO Phadci
pbia The principals were surrendered by their bail
saturday and now confined in jail Several other
persons implicated In ihs affair, and will stand their
ctaLce before the bar OF the courts charges little less
scricus han those brought against the princ.pals.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-16

TuE HANERsIEy srRxrr FRE-DEAm FROM BrnSs -
Coroner Perry held inquest Monday upon the boiy
OF Michael Philips child, eight years OF age, whose
death vas caused by burns received at the house No 81
Hamersley street. which burned early on Sunday
morning The mother Of deceased stated, In evidence,
that she sleeping In one Of the third story rooms
with her children, when one OF them woke her by calling
out that the he use was Ere She managed 10 get
three Of the children out but the deceased and anotner
were le 70 be rescued by the remen, and both were
badly burned The jury rendered verdict OF death
by burns accidentally received"
r,sy RrNoR otDxArH vIotrycr-Co oner Perry
was called yesterdsy, TO No aesH Division street 70
bois nm nonest ppop the body Of Mary Davis an Irish
ssorsn IA years Of age who died suddenly and was
rv-a,ed from the effect Of violence. post martcm
examination made by Dr. Geo B Boutcn showed, how
~ ,h., su,b was the case, but that death the
n ~ long cont nued intempersnce, and verdict 10
~, sct a. rendered by the Jury. The deceased was
~ upci ate habits.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-16

TuoNAs CAprIS Deputy sheriff OF the city OF New York.
died at Buffalo the lsth inst, after lingering illness
al the age Of As years. Mr.. Carn was member Of the
Masonic fraternity, and by them, a. well as BY large
circle Of friends, he viii be deeply regretted.
NJ p.rr sr1rirxAx, for many years head OF one do
rarment OF the Novelty Works OF this city, and valued
member OF the Mechanics Institute died nj Painne
on Thursday from injury TO his foot occasioned
nv trht boot worn but two hours terminating In NOV
Hicaton Amputation followed by general and nj
last fatal prssuston Mr. stnan was 10 years Of ago
Al the time OF his death Az mechanic he was very IN
eenIous, having contributed many improvements 70
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The 81. Louis Reratliea., Of the 18th inst, says
Among tho arrivals registered the Planters House %
Wednesday iast wo noticed the name Of r. Hon. Mr.
iowe Yce President Of the Board Of Trade Of England.
He s accompanied by Capt. Gallon, Of the Royal Ensi-
nccrs.
ARRIVALS.
A The C1areudon-Geo Borrett Southampton, Enpland:
and daughter Phlsdephla Arthur Leary Charles Leary.
Wtchsn q A.! Francis ~ fau ard lady, Schenectady;
Tbomas England G. saitersthw ate and dy Lon
san, W ~ warden New York.
From Liverpool, IN the steamship AilanticG Peabody,
Marie w latham, Mad anne T. Minfeld Mrs Gay Mr.
Dorc James children and nurse. Armstrong,
and lady w Vsnambherea vanamhlere, = Tsppan Mrs
ehard, W Edison, o Spencer clay. Briggs and
lady, Fairbanks, Taylor, Miss Taylor, keeler
and lady Miss Mcguire II Deiayan, Mis- Delsvan, II
Coming ard lady, Miss Corning, Miss Corning Master
Nelson, Miss Nelson Corning and lady, q wllsmscn
and two Moses wnsmscn, J Chandler Gdney
sns lady, Rev DIT riscns5 Tsw, kepnssiy ms
and aag srvs TS peS SHrse 1aus % T s
Mantiew, Mrs Rogers and children, Banks, Brad
ley Daysen, Mr. kkchner, Jackson Renwck ard aiys
A Perry n bergman, Otis Dyer Robert and lsadys
Miss Rogers Miss TORY, splitter, lady and infant Nss
splitter, s Darens, w Smith, W Gemmel, Miss Gem.
nell Lindsay w @ Barney, lady children and serv.n'
Capt Froa White and lady Cromwel ~ ke i9
Eardenhen, Bonar selvet Isw,on. nelson, -
Gocheimer w FISHER, FizsarIand Nerney ssIssr.
seler. A Scott virneuger, MSS MURPHY Srs &c
Given and child TOTAL, ISL
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THK GERMAN orERA-The first performance OF the Ger
man Opera, under Van Berkels management, 10 an
noupced for this evening at Nbos Garden "Rcbers the
Devil" Is the Opera announced, and great expectations
are entertained OF the troupe.
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The Presidential Election and slavery Cues
tton.
From the London Telegraph, Aug. 2s.l

It's strange and melancholy that IN republic which
pro 10 be based upon the principles Of human hber
~ and equality intestine strife should be now raging
upon question Involving the trshc In human hesh con
ing the institution Of slavery Placing out OF tight cape
diency and regard 20 worldly profit the practice Of
saveholdng In the southern States OF America Is not
only rrcconcable with the spirit OF democracy, but
tends TO lower The moral Attributes Of the individual
who adopts " How can that man cast reproach
upon the deepo1 Of Northern Europe for their
tyrsnnca conduct TO millions their ojocts whom
they hold IN an iron yoke through The agency Of physical
force, wne ne every morning drives the Kidnapped
ives OF Africa to toll FOR him under the dread and nceu
tive OF the ashS He iusthes the retaining in bondage Of
hls fellow creature upon The plea Of difference OF color
nabe 10 do 70 white - quite legitimate 10 fo0ct
upcn one OF dusky hue. Now the Czsr OF Russia 90
doubt not would be prepared With every bit az GOOD an
excuse spd wonl defend upon the ground o enoranca
necessity defective ply steal organization hts bolsng
IN bondage and governing by me knout hordes OF ser
a well as millions Of Poles and tsrtars.
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United States Commi ssioncr's Once.
CHARGE OF HOMICIDE ON THE uIaH sRAs.
ssrT. l5-In the OF Wilson, the mate, charged
with throwing boy from the rigging. the Commissioner
dischargcd the prisoner from tho complaint
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have had good reason 10 know built not everything,
- those may be convinced who compare the attirde Of
uau STATE Ike Sardinia with the neutral position OF the
more imposing empire that borders It's territory Even
u wr were nothing Of what We mean by describing 1t as
measurement Of lances, and were merely Q measure
ent of purses the indIscrimn To destruction of the
enemys property would be hurtfu TO ourselves
~ well as TO our opponents. It Is 70 much
loss Of accumulated capital to the world II is
Utep in the destruction of noble works the loss OF
what never be replaced: and in revsngng public
wrong private individuals who have share IN that
wrong and perhaps sbominate il much do our
selves there Is often enailed the loss of own honor
and humanity. Nisperfecty Ineligible that the con.
tests between two pugsts would be well decided
they fought with eioyed hands as II their lists were
plated with STEEL They do want to kill each Other
although they have thus come blows and are deter
mined 10 fight out The contest will no DOUBT IN this
way last the longer but when II Is ended they Will both
be better OIL than the attack had been more savage and
without much sense of evaporation they may share
hands in token Of future amity.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-16

Cov,s Csiendar-rhts Day.
srw,rr, c.,ruv -fsrcust-2ee 2o7, ais 835. ass iin
ass sfe seT, $751; 6ss $40 70 eoi 0oe 10 e3e e2s to
400
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-16
Naval Intelligence.

The United states ffigaie seu Jacinto Com Bell
was Al Hong Kong the Sth Of July, She was 70 sail
Immediately for japan.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-16

The Wood and Marsh juvenile comedians re opened this
pretty little house last nigh, TO bumper audience. The
performances the 'scricus Family" and Goodies"
the popularity OF which seems destined have no a5Ate
mcnt.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-31
HARDWARE.
II 4 II ID w A II T. !.
kon rnE spRIN<.


n AN nov IN Ieccr, o. my SPRING STOCK OF - g
u HARDWARE. English aud American MI
taeiur~. sh~ct manufacturers. Ia whlh
respectfully the attenion Il friends. both
In town and assuring them that they shah
have artce line ss iow be had
My stock consists Va of
handle Knives and FORKS Of 81 pece.
other makes
Rodgers ivory handle KNIVES. without fork,
Double plated table and Forks, plated
German silver
Rods.s and various other Of buffalo
handle knives
Rosiger wostruhcim other
Rodeee- aud wosenholms Scissors. varsity,
them
wc-'eaholua's and ". 5 Butchers Razor.
Pruning and he,isv :
Walters, single them handsome
ssd Irons, Of hne quality
Iron Tea Kettles Pans tinne, and untinned
beil metal and porcelain preserving Kettles and
uoio~wa aud fr,Dogs. general assortment
and nst bottom Candlcstcks
hand panel
IT them Of qusiy hand broad
brad and Hammers: hinging and athing Hatehe
Baldwin. Planes,
tosd ,dns- Cheis Gcug Squares and Re,is.
snhs' solid hs Vices ge and hand Hammers
and wrought Nall aud sIkvs,
and gmlet Bits, all Va Lacks stock
u chest cupboard, mort, aud closet Locks round SQUARE
and hat Bots Of ~rourh snd
curtain Bsni wire. all
hsndl- hay FORKS
wedding hing and grubbrE all halter
hoe and we'll Chains; garirn rro~y and garden
Hinges. af aud Kind plate strip
HnEr- iron Hooks and Staples Pile.
R. "f all srcs. together With almost usually
kept Ina my line OF business ,. W RArClIfYE.
Corner " sth and Rrosd streets.
apis Opposite Il y ar r n DriSi
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-31
'THI GnIAr RUSSIAN mInIDY.

FtI
g~fFrsry -tf-F sfl.-f E t.rHv a..
o. e.. i-lif ll m cf.Idr-1.r
kEu.sss's Rrs-fs -atTt
II = i ~fn rgasiy " urfy sfa1f
rndei ~ ~ ..a. - lfs aai '5iy '7r Barn.
y C1rui. fe.as. Csars. - every Ena
Bs ,es, lieefs iteh sa.I Heal E.. H1rf. $50.
y .p--, recls4~l4.d b. lgr.-sI WfrIs. .-. F-.,- -
BIZ. s-r sinSs Fran Lnbs Et-I sea-vy sar- 40
Cr.tef LYs sofs ND'- Ware sld ~. Womb. mos Va
uatic remedy and shfi -
have 4.l iu fi- rty ~ Boston vanity flf fis al 70
u t. s4gs DO e. f lry no f,.-s., ~
phyacau's pfIus n IL rtI~ rr-s
irom reasp- lraunt 'f"u Els.lof gr.saF M ..t
colArT-ini Zee proprietor have .it.rs a rIss -g
me pysrans c4fssus. q
u~u'iv-' ani recommend o. others Rsidnrs R.s.a s.. .
pui n itr-- 600 boxes sisnl=l p.efIr. 81 ~
an1 d'lb-i .i-r srh pistls Is alec t rrt
pr PEi"r p Crsr. slIi ~ aI us .r.. r tur,.
try or may t~ ordered ofauy Eho-.air 8ruEr..i
kkDDiNGs q On. Prulf~tsrf.
fsi2-Gr ' '-'-'' '-' 81 ~ ~ ft-'
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE
oCr oHt III I'D.
PARE FROM RICHMOND,

TWO Lynchburg - ~ To Lexington o. ~
II To Ric'lanan Z - To the Natural Bridge -
F4rr from Richmond yucbug Charlottesville ~ -
Satisfied trial that the majority o. the Packet
oA accommodated by leaving the
old aud the 22d leaving Richmond
MONDAY Wednesday and Friday, VI reach New
VI sud Scoy u NJ % the hrsi, aud Lynchburg A. NJ.
Buchanan and Lexington p VI. Of the second day.
Returning Buchanan A. NJ, and Lyuchbgrg ~ p
VI Monday "Wednesday Al Friday, reach Scotvc At iO
New Canton = p. NJ and arrive In Richmond a VI
New Canton the for Institute
Buckingham Z. H. and Scoisvr the Char
loiiesylle.
sF- Sc Tine and Distances IN Carl below:
L ear Richmond Monday. I care LyHctbHrg NOnfgt.
HaluanLIn ,inl E.lffu W..fne.lu md Frif.it
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VALENTINE Dc son
HAVE now opened cir Of Spring and Summer
DRY GOODS,
were purchased Tor cash. and early
choke IN the selection irom III largest stocks
New York.
Below We ruum.rAte nortou - our nurct.s.-
Brtisnt-. ClutI, Jacuues Otgundi,r snd Lawns
iaTrg.s Tissues, ChAll'- per.iHns aud Cranberry
French, English Swiss and American. Civ CHAINS
English, Trrnch and American Prints, all price.
Jasr fouard and Other Suks
Pirhon's extra black Siks and dgd do
Black Apsca-, Mulair aud Canton Cloth
TsmoiHu Cloth, Patent Argentine snd D,B.gr
Grape DEsTagur and Spring pvI-tnrS
urnts Sutna'r Cassinivrvs, hrAI dkt,r skins
"td Farmer satin AID traTt Caniets
Pisiu aud hg'u silk, Narcotics and N,stit
Sashmrr,us Mcrino Cassimtrrs, Ac, for boy wear
Scotcl GermNu And Frsnrh Iin-us ana prif
mescrrd ana brown DAmAsk- ~ Table Cloths
Linen iluck and Damask Towels mn Napkins
Scotch and RussiA Diaper and Bsy. Linens
Linen sllc ting, Shittings Pillow Linen
Weaciei and brown hgd md str ned Drill.
BroWn and beact-d shirngs and shrriiurS
ve,tonsde nenn'- Cotton Tuck aud GAmhroons
white Can'rics, JAconets. Nu.ln
India Twill-, Dimiy and laII- Skiriugs
SHlns"ok Ngslin, bshop Lam and Brd Eye p,-pcr
CArbric and swiss Bands FouuCngS nd Trim
tub Muslin, Cambria Eugenle Sleeve. and collar,
Linen, Cambria breakfast aud Mourning Collars
Hem'd aud cmbd Camiric and Lawn HdtfS
Gruts hand wrought Ca
English Thread Lace and nrW style Tissue VI.
vAlenelennes and Mstcse Lace Sleeve. and Collar,
sNR Mantila-, ha.gurs and spring sia~ls
Gents summer stocks Ties CrsVas aud Cull.n
Ladies. Gtuts and Chllren's Hosiery and Glove.
slk aud bingham Umbrellas and PNTasols
MuhAir patent and hoopcd Skirts Cfoth
Bonnet. sash md Cap styl.s
Alexander Kid Gloves, fresh and ail nd color.
Loves Corsets, Moss Trimmlngs ssrp~ntine BRAID.
celebrated male from house New York closing oi their toci
Of the articles will offer grade those wanting
Linens Tor Summer or other use at real indae
VALENTINE SON
mil1 No % BrUad strret.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-31

UOIIN y. GORDON ItTH STREET, NEAR
- tie EsehAng- Hotel las aud offers for sale
American Hammered IRON
English American rol-d
English and American b.iered Steel.
Broad Plough Iron, 10 ~ inch.
FlAi, Round aud square Iron Ees.
Oval. half oval snI half Iron.
American English aud Russia Sheet Iron.
Band and Hoop Iron.
Nail Reds American and Swedes.
American aud SWrirs Horse Shoe Iron
Horse Shoes. assorted.
TIN Plate. Pig and Bar Tin
Sheet Zinc, sp,lier aud speter Solder.
Sheaiug BraEisr'- and Bar Copper.
Shot, Pig and Bar Lad
Ground Wagon artB Boxes
MeCormick's and Pln.cr Mould BoardsJ
Wooden Bucket Handle
Bucket Ears And Rivet,. timed and
Tin Plates, various
Hardware and Wrapping PAPER
Gotten and Hemp Plough Lines.
Sole Leather good and damaged.
Sperm Adamantne aud raow Candies.
SYsu.. fancy
with GENERAL assortment q Groceries mh2t
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U
FOR PHILADELPHIA CITY POINT AND NORFOLK.
- rEAaiER CRY Of RICHMOND. Capt. H. MrCN
- Steamer PENNSYLVANIA. Captain DAVID -szf<e.
Tai Steamer VIRGINIA, Capt. H. RussS IHT
One OF thee will leave Rich
" dnesiAy, touching
Point Norfolk freight Returning
Philadelphia every "Wednesday taorniug 10 O'Clock
hne order. accommodations
Tor N, having n added also
Tor fry regularity dispatch and
ns goods committed ehAs, receive Increase Of patron
age.
Sc No trAnshipment by this line
FARE REDUCED.
aud found ........... tlo -
po philadelphia, found, ist cabin 90
10
" Passengers line Phiad-p4a thrre
days, prcSyvd q New York by the uck,-
uaN6-u rUrrLE, Agent, Rockets