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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-24

BRIDGE OVER THE OHIo.-We understand that
the sum of S175,000 has been subscribed in Gov.
ington for the building of the bridge over the Ohio
This includes the city subscription of 100000 =
As soon As 100000 Of the stock is taken it is the
purpose of the Directors to- begin the work and
urge it on to speedy completion.-Csn Comner-
Gin l
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WINDOW SHADES--At the low price OF
w S7t cents worth 81; Landscapes so ceuts worth
8 25; Boauets 80 cents worth so; Vases T. rich
ly worth S. elegant Gilt Shades So: worth 30; Ia
bic Oil Cloths, Bureau and Stand Covers difsrens
widths aud patterns very cheap. Also very nice
assortment of Dry Goods Hosiery and Gloves. just
received 40 pieces Irish Linen at 50 cents yard,
b towes 10 cents worth rs cents with several other
articles which viii be sold at great bargain. Call
before purchasing elsewhere at the cheap store Of
M. GOLDEN $50 Broad st,
NH % Between Sd and 4th 1t.
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Posi- OFFICE AFFAIRS. Postmaster General
Campbell yesterday ordered the following:
Re-estabsh the office at the Sleepy Greek Bridge
Morgan county, Va. and appoint J. B.. Cunningham
postmaster. Discontinue Barren Spring, Wythe
county, Va
Appointments.-Preston Dunn, postmaster at Pc
terstown, Monroe county, Va, vice VIM. T. Akers- -
Gee. j. Haines postmaster at Accatuck, Fairfax co.,
Va, vice John w. Swinker, resigned. Barnett Grims
ley. postmaster at Rock Mills Rapahannock county
Va, vice A. b. Baker. resigned.
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LUCKY SHoT.-During the siege of Sebasto-
pol, Russian shell buried itself in the side of a
hill without the city, and opened spring. A little
fountain bubbled forth where the cannon shot had
fallen, and during the remainder of the siege af.
forded to the thirsty troops who station in
that vicinity an abundant supply of pure cold wa
ter II
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WHEELER & WILSON'S aEWING
wv MACHINES-S. w. HAMLEY L BRO. hay-

XNHEELER L WILSON'S SEWING
w MACHINES.-S. w. HAWLEY l. Bro hay-,
ing procured the agency for the State of Virgi Ia
have established ti ir office in Richmond, southwest
corner of 14th and Main streets, whore they may be
found at all times. ready to sell to those wishing to
buy first class mschine to do any kind of work in
their line for manufacturers or families on the most
reasonable terms. s5 s5s a4 ra9e8 8,i
An examination of our machine is respectfully So
licited at our Office.
RrA female al ssys in attendance, to wait on La
dies. n,u a88R tss -
LIGHTNING RODS furnished on the most reason
able terms Wholesale and retail style and quality
suit purchasers, with experienced workmen to put;
them up Also. State, County or Town Right of,
otis patent for sale, and Rods furnished to dealers
with Trimmings complete, at wholesale prices.
Persons wishing good GATE SPRING, can pro-
cure them at Office. s. atNAz
sp i5-d&wim 8. w. HAWLEY BRO. r
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A LBERT Z, y2Is WEsT, Mn nr.s,,arR.

Respectfully reminds his friends and the public sen
Grady that, in addition to MEASURING and Fhi-
ZNG all kinds of work used in the erection of build
ings-Brick work, Carpenters work, Painting, Plas-
tering &c.he is prepared to furnish PLANS and DE-
tracts for every variety of Buildings and will super
intend their construction. Having thorough PRAc-
TIcAL knowledge of the Building business, and con-
siderable experience Architect he hopes 20 give
satisfaction to all who may employ him. .
ET- Office on llth street, between Main and Bank,
where he may be found at O'Clock every morning.
fnh0 y, - =
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huN SOuH . EuWxf0 OF ES1cuWuuus VIZ u
Roms on the 20th alt so
KUN sAfEH...In seefo 3 eaiaunnaer
j Fin Proof eafss, with Burglar and Powder Proof
Loek, which We viii ssll low % close.
sp 2%--l0t LARU6 SHINE.
AOrlCk..sl have appeineed Har. VIM.
IN MILLER my AGENT 20 buy and sell aud work 10
Tohacpo in the city Of Richmund frum Jsuuary 1sf
1856 ap is -6ft WIN. WHIFLlDCK
AIa1TlGG,--l have reulOvcd - 011re from
lis late 0ie~ "a my resi&oacs ox Mr.
shall 1treet between Adams and lst stpeess whsre
q bs found affsr this week Aondays Wednesdsys
aud fridsys, from sunrise 20 snnsets each day. %
trsnssst any business CONNECTED with the late High
Consssbie's once % girAspend
~ l0--u =. :. TfLEA
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NEW STORE AND NEW STOCK OF
IN SUPERIOR READY.MADE CLOTHING for

IN SUPERIOR READY.MADE CLOTHING for
SPRING AND 81 MN e R-Comprfsing all new
styles of Spring dress and froek Coats
Alpaca Linen and Marseles Vests in endless vsries
ety. black dress and fancy Cashmere Pants do Linz
en-, Marseiles, Camblct, &c = sssl..
FURNISHING GOODS-Cravsts Tiesand Stocks
of the greatest variety; Suspenders; Kid Silk and
Thread Gloves; Handkerchief, Socks, Shirts, Col
lars Silk and Gauze Merino Under Shirts; Silk, Me-
rino Linen and bleached Cotton Drawers, &c.
Wholesale AND RETAIL. ~ fsssG
J d. GOODMAN has now open al his large new
stors room, il9 Main street. hichmond, Va, large
and entirely new stock offspring and summer Ready
Made Clothing, embracing all new styles Of every
Grade of Goats, Pants and Vests and Furnishing
turing his liberal patrons and the public generally
will still end all articles in bis line, from finest TO low
est grades OF the very best make, and ct unusually
low prices for CASH. Call and examine. e MSS u =
Remember Place and No, ll9 Main street, nex
door to J. w. Randolphs Bookstore.
apl8 J. u GOODMAN.
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CELEBRATIeN.-Th "washington Jamestown
Association composed of virginians. contemplate
celebrating the approaching anniversary OF the
landing of their forefathers at jamestown, on the
l3th of Nav. sfsfsF-ftef
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OaMBus HORSES In NEW YoRK.--An omnibus
company in New York, owning three hundred and
thirty.fve horses, feeds tbem each eight pounds OF
cnt hay and seventeen p6unds 81 corn meal daj
ly, with only qnarter OF n pound OF salt per
month. They prefer horse weighing ieii or eiav.
en- hundred pounds, and nse suaN les beaiins
thsm.
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FINED FOR CoSTEMpT.-Mr. II. H, Robinson, the
United States marshal At Cincinnati, has been at
tached for contempt Of an order Of Judge Bur.
goyna. OF one of the Ohio State courts, and has
been dned $500 and crsiered to stand committed
until he obeys the order Of the court. This afair
grows out Of the late fugitive slave case IN that
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SHOCKING CRUELTY.-A man named Thomp.
son, was convicted at the Columbus IN CO. Supe-
rior Court last week of mauslaughter, and brand.
ed. He was convicted of having by cruel neglect,
starved two small children who bad been entrust.
ed to his keeping by the wardens of the poor of
Columbus county. They died of hunger and
want of attention
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LABOR STRIKES - In, Newark there Is conside.
rable striking for higher wages among those en-.
gagged In building The first move was made by
the stone cutters, who after holding out several
days, finally compromised the matter and returned
to work. Affairs went on smoothly for = few days.
and the work prospercd, when the laborers---tne
llod, brick and stone carriers-snddeniy struck io1
~, ADVANCE. and refused to work unless their de-
mands were acceded to. Other branches OF the
building interest design striking shortly, ana ire
cons equence will probably be considerable &C s.
safion OF building fnr the present. The laborers,
who were receiving Sl per day. struck for aims
shillin9s and have Already~beld out for dive day..
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STORM NoRTH.-A heavy rain and wind storm
prevailed at the North Monday, causing considera-
Bile damage to property. In New York, Burtons
theatre was unroofed, as were also several church
es and other buildings in the city and suburbs -
The number of awnings fences and trees demol-
ished by the gale is incalcuable.
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BRITISH AND AMERICAN CLIPPERS.-The Bos.
ton Atlas aludes to the loss of the clipper ship
Schomberg intelligence of which disaster was
brought by the Africa, and adds "This vessel was
built by one ofthe most eminent shipbuilders in
Great Britain, and was designed to beat all the
ships which had been built for the same owners by
Mr.. Donald MKay, of East Boston; but the result,
reckoned her passage mp to the time she was
wrecked shows that she had been beaten by the
Lightning Champion of the Seas, Jas. Baines and
Donald MKay. All these. built by Mr. MKay,
made their first passages inside of 80 days. The
James Baines made it in 63 days"
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PRACTICAL DRAINrNG.-On Thursday last.
member Of the NJ e. Conference having occasion
to visit New York, met In the cars a polite and
well informed gentleman, who entertained him du.
nne the journey to Gotham with an elaborote dis
course on the draining of meadows The poor
clergyman found on his arrival ct his hotel in New
York that his pocket had been drained of a wallet
containing S17 and some other valuables
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AFFLIcTING DIspENsaTIoN OF PROVIDENCE -
letter received IN Washington from Mr. Robert
Boyd, well known and respected citizen of Tay-
Sabbath morning, 9th inst his youngest son was
taken sick, and the same night another son was
taken In the same manner. On Monday, the 7th,
a daughter. eleven years old. was taken as the
others The youngest boy died at 10 o'clock on
that day; and on Wednesday, the 9th, the other
son and daughter, and were laid in one grave
On the day they were buried. two other children
were taken ILL., and on the 18th one died, making
loss of four children in one week. But this was
only portion of the cup of bitterness. On the
Saturday before the death of his last son. the fires
which have been raging so extensively lately in
Virginia broke out about two miles from his resi-.
dence, and in one hour Mr.. B. was stripped of all
be possessed; house, barn, wheat, hay, oats and
corn-cribs. The dying boy was removed hastily
to save him from the raging flames, and when
brought back there was not a bed to lay him on
to die.-Star
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H)0ARDfNts.--I ann prcpared TO accom-.
ID mo6ate some IL or IS boarders az HopkinsyiIle
Tavern, in Powhatan county Tho situation Il
healthy one. and IN a miles of Toruahawk Depot to
snd from which there is daily public conveyance =
The terms of board will be moderate
Sp IS-d4&wSts A. R. BAILEY
AIEUsTA HOUSE, kichmond, VIrsInias
"A Pleasant ard convenient rooins can now be had
of Mis-. FARRAR, by two three families Ala
gentlemen can have rooms furnished Tor them Eirht
or ten day bosrdens desired. Transient hoard
ers be promptly and well accommodated for anv
length of time. NH S--dfm
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DELEGATES ELEcTND.-The district democrat
ic convention met at Winchester, Va, on Thurs
day last, elected j. Randolph Tucker of Freder
ick. and Thomas NJ Isbell. of Jefferson, delegates;
and DR.. Funsten, of Warren, and Capt d. Sea
man, of Berkley, alternates to the Cincinnati con
vention. They are said to be for Mr.. Buchanan.
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EMPLOYMENT DESIRED.--The under.
II signed having re ceived a commission NOTA.
RY PUBLIC, tenders his services to the citizens of
Richmond and county of Henrico In that capacity
Hewill attend to taxing Dispositions receiving Ac-
and perform any other duty pertaining to the highly
responsible office of Notary He proposes also to
draw Deeds of Bargain and Sale, Release Deeds, and
every other form of Conveyance Contract; to pur
chase and sell Real Estate, negotiate Land and PEN
sian Claims superintend repairs of and Rent cut
Houses; collect Rent, Medical and other Accounts,
and attend other legitimate business that may be
conided to his management upon reasonable terms.
Respectfully, ISAAC AVERY GODDIN.
Office on Bank and 18th streets, southeast corner
Public Square, few yards South of State Court
House.
p. S---One of the best Scrivenss Ia Virginia will
give me his assistance. - II. A. g. -.
ap l2---ts af eess
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STATISTICS OF LoNDoN.-London covers at pre-
sent space Of log square miles, 1t contains 327,-
39l houses and 1862 ,236 inhabitants, the annual
increase of the population being of 40 600
The length of all the different streets is 1850 miles
The paving of them cost 4l4 600 900, and the year
ly cost of keeping the pavement in repair is al
100000. London has now 1907 miles of gas pipes,
and the.same length of water pipes. The introduc
ton of gas cost a3,00OOO0 There are 800 600
burners in the city, which consume every night
100000 cubic feet of gas valued at $500 600 or
81, ,5OO, 900.
The Bankers of London have under their con-
troll capital of e64 600 000 and the different L.
surance companies have cash capital of 10000.
900. and SIS ZOO 900 in negotiable paper
The taxes on houses amount yearly to a12 500,
600. The furniture of these houses is insu red to
the amount Of 9l66, 100000 Twenty thousand
persons are constantly employed in keeping the
docks in repair.-N Y. Euening Post.
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THE IRON TRADE.-Great Britain last year
manufactured 1855 9O6 tons of iron. yalued At
Sl25,000,000. This product was achieved by
e3s,o0o men and 100 steam engines, of $4,000
horse power. The annual production of the
world Is not greater than 100000 of tons, the
United States being next to England the greatest
producer. giving about a million of tons. As.
suming the population of the world to be 600.
000,000 the production and consumption is at the
rate Of II pounds per head. In England the pro.
l44 lbs. In the United States the production is
less than the consumption, being "a lbs produced
per head to III lbs consumed According to what
are deemed the best authorities there are 900
of square miles of habitable surface on the globe
which will ultimately require 100000 miles Of
railroad. To lay and operate this quantity will
require 900 of tons of iron, the annual wear
and operation of which will demand at least
5000 GOO tons per annum, in addition to the thou
sand other uses to which iron is applied
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SALE OF VALUABLE PAINTINGs-A sale of a val
uable collection of paintings belonging to Joseph
Burnett, of Boston, took place In that citv on Fri
day last The Banshment of Coriolanus, by
Washington Alston, sold for Sl07 so; Exterior and
figures. by Schaefels of Antwerp, sold for sl39;
Italy, landscape and figures, by Ames, sold for
beautiful picture, sold for $3.50 so; The Cruel
fxion, a copy from the famous pisture by Guido.
which was held by the administrators of DR.. Jar.
Wis Qrom whose collection It was selected at
81 600 sold for $500 s'1
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THE COURSE OF THE LATE ToRyADo-The
course of the late tornado Is thus followed by the
Pttsburg Gazette:
Commencing on Lake Michigan. its course
was from the southern end of that Lake to Phila-
dephia, east southeast 1t does Bof seem 70 have
partaken OF the nature Of tornado, until Il arri.
we'd about the middle Of Ohio Between Akron
and Canton Il swept away powerful forest trees
Is If they had been rotten saplings It was about
seven hours in accomplishing ontbird Of its jour.
ney, say from 10 u'clock until 5-the other two
thirds of its course accomplished in five hours
ten O'Clock, p. H. From the time it partook of
the character Of tornado, about five o'clock In
the evening, about 125 or $50 miles in northwest
erly direction from this point it travelled at about
the rate of 10 miles an hour and left wild confu-
sion and terrible devastation in its track"
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.OLDEN 81 YKUP .-.W have Just fecsiv-
sp2s y, MeCAhTHY i SON.
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~ The Daily Dispatch 10 served 60 subesrihers
as SIX AND euAsrER CENTS PER WEEK PAYABLE 10
the Carrier weekly. Price for mAilins e{ year in
advance.
q The Weekly Dispatch ID Issued every Rsi.
Say, and mailed to subscribers at el per annnm.
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NUPER PHOSPHATE OF LIAlE.-- Hav
- ing made arrangements with Prof Mapes for the
sale of his nitrogenzed Super Phosphate OF Lime at
manufacturers prices confidently recommend It
to our friends believing it to be superior to any fertl
izer ip use having its effects last year on
corn and havg heard much of its good effects, we
constrained believe it superior TO guano not
because it makes better crop the first year after ap
pcation but because of its durability having in it
large proportion of bone dust For sale by the ton or
bag NH n BAKER Il PLEASANTS.
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,TERMs or ADvE1

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES puslisbed Until forbid ~ p
pserfion. snd IS cent? foY sseh eoDtinusnee.
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Row John e. Edwards Of Richmond, was ID
Roms on the 20sh uIt So
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ED. ID. KEELINls, Merchant Tailor and

I'D. ID. KEELING, Merchant Tailor and
IL CLoTHIER 1856 MAIN STREET. Spring AND
SUMMER GOODS -Iust received large LOT OF su-
perior Cloths. Csssreres and Yeetinsa which he WIN
make mp In the best manner, the most reasonable
terms. and at The ahortest notice
large end we'll selected stock Of Rady Made Cloth
igg which viii compare with any In this or any other
market. .0nr prices as low es atsanE other house.
Furnlsslipe Goods in great vafiesy, sucn ~ onrts
CravafH, Searfs, Ties, &c.
He invites his friends to call and examine his stock.
NH 29--.ln
RATHs! BATH-M BATHs:..-H0t, Cold
IL aud Shower Baths can he had at sll hours Iori
6oclock A NJ to 10 P. M, at the Flair Cutting. Sha-
wing ard Shsmpoouing Saloon, under the American
Hotel. Entrance lIth street. Single bath 70 Gus.
or 5tickets for dollar. NIB y
EAGLE sODA-WATEK ESTABLISH
IL MENT.-The very best evidence OF the superior
quality Of my Soda Water is the fierce opposition u
meets with from certain deeply interested party.
Ny reputation as manufacturer OF Sodarwater IS
TOO well esabished 70 be affected BY the idle reports
put In circulation BY some designing persons Invite
honorable competition and am willing abide By tho
WARREN cANFIELD, Il
Agent for s. H. Condict 10Th st. between
sp1-ty Main and franklin streets.
THE NEW MANTILLA sTORE.--.Iust
opened, at No. 81 Main street, opposite the ~.
Shailes Hotel. full supply Of MANTiLLAs end
sHAWLS. all Of which Of the very newest styles
and of every shade Black. White, Tan Green, Blue,
Lilac, Purple, Maroon, light Blue, light Tan, hc.,
making Ia all spIendid such
10 this city before have them from &2 70 $50
call 10 nil want from che Lndis1 70 satisfy them
that my Goods are new styles ana mns 1sred e los
N. B-I .hall have large stock Of the sboys goods
in . separate room, for wholesale trade. Gail soon
JAMES RILEY. No IS Msia st,
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Il
| The Hustiurs Court, yesterday. heard the srgu.
ment of the counsel on the motion 70 reverse the
verdict Of the Jury In the ease o. Edward mcA
i indicted for aruisdemea0or The court 5esusea 70
that the cause win again come up at the next term
| OF the court for trial ,ss 81 sass,
| Good Mcremenf 1T has been suggested, by
some Of our good citizens that subscription lists
be opened in 4 short time, to rase means tor
laying in fuel during the summer months, 20 %
supplied, moderate terms. when winter sets m
to the deserving poor The experience Of last
winter should satisfy our citizens of the proprety
of adopting some such course, and we hope those
gentlemen who have the matter under considera-
tIou win not let it fall through for want Of exer-
tion &c., ssa.ssf saso.4
River Railroad have nearly completed the cugs
on the east side of Rockets street. leading to Dock
street. and, from appearances, VIII soon De ready
to commence the tuDneiine of Main street u the
earth does not in rapidly the job can soon be
accomplished and, were il not for the want OF
,1 I'd /
Z The Male Orphan Asylum is an institution which
commends itself TO the support of every right
thinking person, and should be fostered aud sus.
tanned with patriotic zeal If the directory had
the means, we have no doubt that one hundred
orphan boys, who are now in destitute circnm-
stances. might be picked up, and placed In posi-
tious of respectabity and usefulness, who other.
wise may be reared in ignorance and vice.
Oakrood Cemetery can be of very little value TO
the city If the Legislature persists in it's refusal to
give her police control those beautiful groupds
Why It is that Richmond is to be denied the right
of holding q cemetery to bury her dead, we are
unable to see. At the next session of that body,
we trust thata more liberal spirit will prevail and
that the city will be given control over her own
grounds A-.s
Work House The new Council have not yet APP,
pointed committee on the Work House. " but Il
is hoped they win do at the next meeting. II
the members Of that body would attend the Mayorss
sunrise courts and see the OF idle vagabonds
there arraigned every morning for unkenness,
they would require solicitation to go to work
and prepare q suitable place in which to employ
them esg asea ~ te R| ss fe @fa
The Broad Rock Races are to commence on Tues
day next as will be seen by the card of Proprie-
tor Green. The sport will commence with sweep
stake for three years old colts and lilies, for which
there are four entries If tho weather proves fair
q very interesting week may be anticipated. ss
Almost Drounsd-Yesterday morning, negro
man, in attempting to step from the wharf upon
vessel lying in the dock, missed his footing and fell
into the water. A gentleman. who saw the acci
dent threw the unfortunate fellow rope and
drew him on board.
Good for rFarmers.-Yesterday was a wet close,
disagreeable day for city people, particularly for
those who had outdoor business to transact-but
more delightful weather for farmers. could not
have been desired. ~ 5s ss
-
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NIAKBLE WORkS...MlLLER N WIN.
1Nk CENT, Dealers in ITALIAN and AMERICAN
MARBLE, Main street, nearly opposite I'd Baptist
Church. .l
MONUMENTS of any size or design made to order,
of the best material and workmanship, equal to any
in the Union at the lowest New York and Philadei-
phia prices. -
We respectfully invite the attention of those in
want to our stock on hand which consists of larger
and better finished assortment of MONUMENTS,
TOMBS, HEAD PIECES &C., than Is often found in
similar establishments.
CARVING and LETTERING executedi in supe-
nor manner.
Ey- Monumental Drawings on hand, for inspec-
tion NH Il---Sm
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TVHE FOLLOWING desirable articles
j just recsived at HIRSH l. BOTTCHERS, 209
Broad street rsf
Black Brussels LACE, all widths. genuine
article.
new patterns
Stamped Linen YOKES, a new cut.
Childfen's fancy HOSE.
Ladies' Silk and Gauze Merino SHIRTS; do. for
Misses and children z&1
India Rubber PIANO COVERS, something new.
Every variety of FANS and other FANCY AR.
TICLES NH 25---lm*