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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-18

IORDONsVILLE PROPERTY FO k
VI SALE-I shall sell, at public auction on the 4th
OF FEBRUARY, 1856, two Houses and Lots in
this village Also two tracts of timber land very
the place. The property is very valuable, and well
worth the attention of those wishing to purchase.
For farther information, please call and examine,
or address the subscriber at Gordoasville, Orange
county, Va, previous to the day of sale.
ia 1---dSw L. w SNEED.
" Rockingham Register and Alexandra Gazette
please copy, and send account to this Office.
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BY Taylor Il williams.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF. M O s II
OR BROAD ST., AT AUCTION.-In pursuance of
decree of the Circuit Court of the city of Richmond
entered the 9th day of January 1856 in the case of
Mitchell w. Tyree and ais, the undersigned, commis-
sioners thereby appointed, viii TUESDAY, 22nd
January, at a o'clock, p M, upon the premises, sell
that most valuable House and Lot tho north side
of Broad between 9Th and 7th streets occupiedby c.
Emminger, Clinton James, and Others -
The Lot fronts "a feet and runs through to Pink
Market alley $50 feet and is improved by large four
story Brick House Broad street, with Kitchen &c.
and by brick Tenement on Pink alley, all of which
yield good rent ssayf
Its location and arrangement makes this one of the
most valuable pieces of property on Broad street.
TERMS: One-third cash /; balance at 6 and II mos
for notes with interest added title be retained
til the notes are fully paid and conveyance directed
By the Court. JAMES M. TAYLOR,
HERBERT A. CLAIBORNE,
Commissioners.
Sale conducted nv TAYLOR WILLIAMS Aucts
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BY Alexander Mott.

EURNITURE, DRY GOODS, GROCE-
4 RES. &c.-Will be sold at auction, on SATUR-
DAY. January 18TH at 10 o'clock, Every superior Ca.
bineta tin Safes; Wsrdrobes; glass Press; Beds;
BEDDING; Mattresses; Cots; Chairs; Tables Carpets;
Stoves, &c.
ALSO--Several invoices of Dryi Goods Clothing,
Shoes, Hats, Caps, Crockery and Glassware. !.
ADDfTIONAL-20 boxes Sardnes; 10 or barrels
Mackerel; u half do; 120O papers Smoking Tobacco;
10 boxes Tobacco; 10000 Segars, choc. brands; 20
sets Wagon harness; Cutting Knives. in good order
ia Ii ALEX. MOTT Auct
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GARD TO THE PUBLIC.-.Tax bill paid
" by the updersignad ON bis husipess in the

n AMI ICDL1Osss1AX pNlO
~ by the undersigned on his business, in the year
1904 w
Tax bill paid by him on the same business in
the same house in 1855. % 81
Making advance of three hundred and sirty-taco
per cent.
The undersigned begs to call the attention of his
friends and the citizens of Richmond and its environs
to what he believes to be unjust tax imposed upon
and paid by him to the Corporate Body. His reason
for calling the attention of his friends &C.. the fact
is to appeal to them for their continued increase pat
ronage, to enable him to bear up against such inn
position, he believes, he having appealed the
Council fol relief, without obtaining any-beeying
he had night to do So from the very spirit of their
bi exhibiting disposition to make difference be-
tween those who sold LIQUORS and those who did not
the grocer having to pay additional tax those
who do not; and 1t must be well known that those
who privileged to sell liquors and eating under the
same tax, have the advantage given them by the
Council over him. from the fact that they have the
profits of both and that the per cenagei is greater
liquors than eating, is known to all.
WANDER, EATING HOUSE,
Where no LIQUORS phaterer are sold under any dis
guise, or ever have been sold by him since he estab
lished six wears ago in l7-3t+
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GREAT NEWs--READ: READ! READ!

(NREAT NEWS..READ. READ. READ.
~ Will open this morning, extensive invoice of
Goods purchased under peculiar circumstances, which
will be closed out at great sacrifice. The assortment
consists in part of fine Needle-worked Cambria and
Muslin Collars; Infant Waists; Cambria and Swiss
Bands; $500 yards Cambria and Muslin lnsertings at
only 6tc, suitable for Caps Infants Shirts 1000 prs
Childrens Liss Thread Gloves only &C.; 1000 La
dies Zephyr Worsted Hoods at Is; superior Ladies'
white and cold Kid Gloves at only Soc; 1000 brown
Wooden Hose at l0c.; 600 Grass Linen Hdkfs 371c
worth 75c.; $50 pairs black Mazarine Hose at Is,
would be cheap at 25c black Silks from 623c.
very cheap; French Woven Corsets at ST. .57c.; Mo-
hair Bracelets at 25c MORE Antique Elastic Belts
SHE; Ladies' Merino Under Shirts, with and without
Sleeves, at Sic, an extra bargain and many other
goods just received which will be closed out cheaper
than those persons that are selling off at cost.
Z. GOLDSMIT, Trimming and Fancy Store,
la ID 2n5 Broad street
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~ ete9a5a- ~ AppoHDons
TRysTEE,s eA1K ~ vALUABLg
srnEETs cHGscaG III Gszcs s zD ss9 a..9
e tzust executed By Eawin psx.ar md wifa dated
Is Jsnuaxy. 1851, daily recorded n tho Rishmsnd
Ssrssy sursd oe.sd e 81 Z q pas as sa
sIo., en the prrfnisea tor cash MONDAY, the IN
~ g Isbraasy lass commencing q the hour Of II
on OF Tie vsluAbls square on which thu sid Rsfssr
~ sen.istua Of the half acre lot On which
Grace M 81. s.sk Dweius stand. e the corner cf
ssss e the corner IL Hroa and ti sfreets fonsins
The .Sc cr .r rr back I55 feet to alley.
mott desrshl. 81 ~ n ~. ,1;, rssdsd = among the
me ute L bslsved 70 Be- perfect hut The subser;
eai ws1n,, TSs . viii ssy.y with ths a..al
scnf year to paid BY the psrehs.r,n a0l 'hs
JAZZ w. sPRlcr {Tnstees.
Sale Conducted BY GcDDIx { 1rrrssos. Auct.
1a4-zawfm s eASSs. a
VALUABLE STORE Ann 0yvrrr .~<,
FOR 81 sas sE a. HEcETrWEEN sTn s7a ss
DAY, the 22d of January, 1856, It ociocf ~ ~
store and dwelling No. ISL on the south ~ - sns
9. ah ana o.n street., now occupied by Nh
misses are in good Order and the stand for business IN
excellent one. b 50 s 49s.e -
TERMs-One- cash; balance at i. & and 70
months for negotiable notes. interest added secured
BY trust deed title retained The taxes and insu-
rance for 1856 to be paid by the purchaser.
Ine ottention OF capltan0s ana Others Ii called to
this SALE a. the property il paying fair rent and 4
located in most improving and bu.iness part Of the
city. GODDIN L APPEhSON,
aIo Aucfionsers.
9 HERIFF,S SALE OF LOTS NOS. %
- AND "a, IN THE TOWN OF MANCHESTER
By virtue OF decree Of the Circuit Court of Cheaer
field, IN the case of Martin, TO- against Weisieer
&C." pronounced on the 9th November, 1856, shall
proceed to sell at public auction the premises,
MONDAY, the 2ist January, 1856 at O'Clock p. NJ,
(if fair if not, the next fair day) Handsome hall
acre Lots Nos % and a, in the plan of Manchester
situated on Porter and Perry streets, and between
Harrison street and the corporation line. y
TERMs-One-half cash; balance at months, foI
bonds with good security. retaining lien the land
for further security The taxes tor the present yeal
to be paid by the purchaser.
GEORGE w. SNELLINGS,
Sheriff of Chesterfield county.
Sale conducted by 0oDDIN & APPERsoN, Aucts.
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FL cEzsEE1 WINTER ARRANGE.
~ sstsMENT.-VIRGINIA CENTRAL,
- -RAILROAD.-ORANGE AND
ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD-Great Northern and
Southern Mail Route, for Northern, Southern and
Western Travellers Twice daily, Sunday night
excepted between Richmond and Washington CITY,
via Gordonsviile and Alexandria.
HOURS OF DEPARTURE AT RIcHMoND-6.45 A. M.
and 80 p. NJ. Returning, leave Washington at G. IS
A. M. and $50 p ~, and arrive at Richmond at l.3O
2. M and A. M.
Baggage checked and tickets given through between
Richmond and Washington.
1These two Railroads having Strap Road, and be.
ing In excellent order and carrying the Great North
ern and Southern Mail gives the best guarantee of
always securing connections, is shown by arrivals
daily at Richmond and Washington City in advance of
the Steamboat Line.
Fare between Richmond and Washington. . SIS So
An Omnibus will be found always ready to take
through passengers aud their baggage of wearing ap-
pare between the Depots free of charge with ample
time to take their meals whether geing North or
South.
Through tickets can be obtained between DanyIle
and Washington, at the terminus of the Road, now
nearly completed to Danville An Agent of the Com
pany viii receive the checks of passengers from the
Danville Road, and attend to their baggage all the
way to Washington, to the Baltimore Depot.
The fare the same by the Mail as by the Steamboat
line There is change of the light line be-
tween Richmond and Alexandria ia Is
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In "a =. r. FRENCH
II having taken hpuse upon Broad streek few
taors below Broad Street Hotel, viii open on Mon.
the stst inst for the accommodation OF resident
na transient bosrdcrs. She h prepared to accom-.
[p,naate large number of day boaders And trusts
|,haI the extension and favorable reputation which
|hs enioys az an efficient housewife will secure for
Eher liberal share patronage and promises that no
rains shall be spared upon her part TO make her table
tne Of the most desirable ie the city.
ia l7-iHn' IS
DOARDINts...AIrs. BURTON, corner Of
Id sth and franklin sts.. has two 6ne large rooms,
lon the first floor, which she would be pleased to have
occupied by agreeable families. js l2--ts
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- UNDRIES... sf
- 1000 bags prime Rio Coffee i4a
800 pockets prime Java Coffee
400 packages Loaf Crushed, Powdered and
$50 boxes Adsmantne and Sperm Candles
1000 kegs Nails
800 bags Shot, all izesi
Is bbls. extra Syrup
200 packages Green and Black Tees s3s 5ags
10 casks prime Rice ses Hs as4 il ss8
& 100 doz. painted Buckets. In store and for sale
by ia lots TINSLEY, TARDY 4 co.
EIRE BRICK SLABS AND JAMk.-
L Also, Superior SOAP STONE.-TO BUILDERS
CRATE Settlers AND OTHERS-I hsN for
sale well selected stock of FIRE BRICK, SLABS,
and JAMS. Also, superior SOAP STONE. All
neatly fitted to match all kinds of Crates &c. The
above articles are Of superior quality shall keep for
sale regular supply. Apply &C my Foundry.
ia 10--lm eel 80 sa4 s. d. DENOON.
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EDY EXPRESS..-A few thousand more
ID If those superb FL Viguero Cubane Cigars Call
I'd Try them. For sale wholesale and retail by
l.. YEBY, Agent
No Wall street.
10 oI.--3;n Under ST Charles Hotal
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ITO THE PUBLIc.-Hiavins purchased

ITO THE PUBLIC.-.HayinR purchased
Il the Drug store of T. II. Southal & Co. corner Of
Broad and 4h streets opposite Taylors Shoe store
and diagonaily opposite to Breeder 4 Fox and made
families, physicians and others with every thing to
be found in we'll conducted Drug Store, including
tcies, Perfumers, Patent and Family Medicines. &c
IL shall be my constant aim to offer to the public
every modern improvement in preparations &c, as
ing but the fresh and genuine -.
We have the usual assortment of Paints, Oils and
Dyestutts, Window Glass (which viii be cut to or
der,l Putty. &c; the best brands of Tobacco and
Cigars; likewise, large and well selected stock of
Garden Seeds invite the examination of country
Merchants, Physicians and all in want and solicit q
continuance of the patronage of the late firm.
N.B-Physiciens' prescriptions promptly attended
to at all hours VIM. C. BAfTAILE,
ia l6-ts Corner Broad and 18th SITS.
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| ny TM0mHB W. hec6ee.
(Office with Geo. j. Sumner, No. 20 Pearl Street)
HORSES, MULES AND TOP BUGGY
IL AND HARNESS, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
VIII be sold en- SATURDAY morning next, Janu-
airy the 10TH at 10 O'clock the Hourse auction lot
near the Gas Works, one very fine bay Mare, six
years old warranted sound and perfectly kind and
gentle in harness; one Top Buggy and Harness. in
good order. :
ALSO-Several Saddle and Harness Horses and
two good Mules, young and sound g. IL
I ia 17.--tds THO'S. w KEESEE Auet
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BY Richard Cauthorn.
CURNIrURE Ar AUi1TIoN.-or \,

FURNITURE AT AUCTION.-On MON
DAY, 2st insant, at 10 o'clock at my store, win
sell large aud desirable lot of Furniture and Heuse-
keepers Articles, consisting in part of 20 double
Shuck Mattresses single do; s Cots; 60 Blankets,
some large and fine; 80 Sheets Towels; Spreads Ia
Tea Ware: Tin Pans; Washers Coffee Pots; Rock
ing and Childrens Chairs; Nursery Fenders nearly
Wash Tubs; Sideboard; 2 Bureaus; China Press or
Cupboard Parlor Stoves; II caneseat Chairs Bed
steads, &c. &c. r. CAUTHORN
;c -. A.
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A GGARp;-Mrs; SV00LHOTsE,s sALvT

FOR sc DIS. BURNS. &c.-This Salve ia
Frongly recommended to the public for its gentle vet
fpeedy healing powers, for Scalds Burns Chilblans
&happed HANDS Sore Lips Sore Nipples, Breast, &c
TO Chafed Infants for Scarlet Fever and Dress
i Ing Biisters
If applied TO Scald Burn it will take out the
re instantly and heal it without leaving the slightest
Fcar Families should never be without it.
u Pnce only . cents pot. To be had at her re
tdence 2l3 Broad street. over Sublett Bros store
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BY Larns e Shine.

MIGHT SALE, UctoDcr list, 1SJ5.-TO,
IN NIGHT, commencing At O'Clock we win seil, e
our store, No. "A Main street. large assortment Of
Staple and Fancy Goods, embracing almost svery a.
tice in the fancy line, and suitable for the city and
country trades ses5 - $50 y s.
. sALSO-Will be offered an extensive stock Of Eus
lish Gold Patent Lever Watches; Gold Ankcrs sud
inder.
ALSO-A splendid lot Of Gold Plated Watches Of
all styles together with large stock Of Double Barrel
Guns, Pistols, &C., &c.
Country Merchants would do well TO attend these
sales, a. great bargains may be- expected. Good
Z &C Sd :. ~ " LARUs SHINE, Auct..
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~ VAL. COHEN, IFS Broad street, having deter
nIned to sell out his stock at the end of each season.
&glll THIS DAY commence SELLING OFF the bal
fhnce of his Fall sud Winter Goods AT COST The
Assortment Is very complete yet and comprises
he usual variety found in dry goods stores Also on
3lsnd-Tarleians of all coors rich figured and plain
Swiss Muslin: and one beautiful Party Dress Pimpe-
fiale, with trimming and head dress expressly made
suit it. Please call soon and you viii be disap-
POINTED. ia I5-19t*
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~ If so. don't fail to call at LEWIS. He is posi-
lively selling Oft at cost to close business. The price
hist he is selling at sufficient to all doubt in
rsard TO his selling off to close.
Don't be msled, as fmsny say that Levy is selling
bit to lay in another stock. Such is not the fact as
PIE will certainly close in March next So those in
want of Clothing Furnishing Goods prices lower
|than ever, have but to call at
A. LEWIS, 50 Main st,
Opposite St. Charles Hotel
ia 10 Sign of the Red Goat
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HORSES, BUGGY, COW. 6c.-On SAT.
lot nearly in rear Of my store, will sell five work
Horses one Buggy and Horse, one excellent Mich
Cow; ,s one Cart &c 4. cAUTHoRk.
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RUNAWAY.

N RUNAWAY..-Ran away from the
~ subscriber. on the 17th of December, negro
M man, named SAM. He is uncommon like
~ IL fellow, about twenty-five years old, Of
IL dark gingerbread complexion, and FIVE feet ten
;nches high He is no doubt about Richmond or its
vicinity I will give reward Of Ten Dollars for his
snrrehenson and delivery into the Jail of Henrico
caupty. JNo. A. HUTCHINSON.
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+. JAMES s, N. TAYI6R r. com'rs.

By Alexander NoaG. !.
MIGHT SALES.--WATCHkS, JEWEL
IN RY, &c.-Will be sold at auction. THIS EVE
MING, commencing at a O'clock large lot q
Watches Jewelry, Pens, Pencils, &c.
ALSO-A general assortment of Fancy Articles
Cutlery, Dry Goods, Clothing. Sesars, &C. 7-,
no Is ALEX. MOTT Auct.
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Is you ASK, will tell you, why
n SCHAAP'S Store is known,
And is crowded by hundreds every day,
At no other place is such a variety shown
OF any thing what YOU may want, might say:
Thp married, the single, the huntsnsn, the farmer
The teacher, the school-boy, the merchant the
beau;
The lovely bride, us well her charmer
Find at SCHAAP'S what they want, and to him
do they go!
Pc VOC who don't know him, would kindly say,
Elease give him call. Come! do it to-day,
At SCHAAP e. CO.'S
French Confectionery and Variety Store,
IA is Corner Broad and Third streets
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III NAILS, Horse and Mule Collars, Blind Byidlos-
A fine assortment, for sale low. - 1850 8

) =
Ii NAILS Horse and Mule Collars Blind Bridles
A fine assortment for sale low. 30 sasN#
Importer and Dealer in Foreign and Domestic s
jas Hardware apd Cutlery. No. IS Main 1t.
E,Af1M NEAR RICHMOND FOX SALE.
Il OR EXCHANGE FOR PROPERTY IN THE
CITY, wish to sell or exchange for property in Tho
city, my FARM, Meadowbrook, on the Central Ran
Road one mile north of Meadowbr;dees, and miles
from Richmond, containing 82A acres The Land 10
of excellent quality. being admirably adapted for gar
denng and farming -for gardening unsurpassed by any
in the vicinity Of Richmond an examination win
prove. tits healthy and highly desirable situation
having excellent House containing six roons and
the necessary out.houses in good order There il )
crop of Wheat and Winter Oats seeded and MANFRED.
THERE'S also planted in the garden sveryshins sor
berries q young Apple Orchard, Hot-beds, Asparagus
&c. So that purchaser might oomme nee operations
with prospect of immediate returns for his invest
ment.
The above property win be disposed Of upon advsn-
tageous terms by early application to the subscrbef
at the Drug Store corner of Broad and 4h sxeets
to E. D. EACHO. VIM. @. BATTAlLE.
The above is also excellent location for physi-
clan s 49, 100 1ia1l-l4ts
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VERY VALUABLE REAL. ESTATE ON
Y CARY ST NEARLY QPpASITE CllI

tBlAS HOTEL, FOR SALE.-The Subscribers are
authorised to sell that most valuable Real Estate on
corner of Cary and Virginia streets fronting about
lection the north side of Cary street, running back
the west line of Virginia st. about 90 feet There
pre- severol brick tenements tout OF repar) on this
Dot For arge wholesale stores, warehouses, this
Justly regarded as among the most desirably located
ID roperty in the city. For terms apply to
ia l2-2awlm GODDIN APPERSON
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J.NOK kENT-A small FARM, within two
u miles of the Old Market Apply at this Office


tNRADE Is n little dull, fbut being always
d prepared TO accommodate my customers, and
beeping always en- hand full supply of everything
fn my line, and being constantly at my post, pur-
hasers will find that they be accommodated with
suitable articles at reasonable prices, my store
the usual custom of letting the stock
un low IN the winter season. My stock is larger and
Hn0rc varied than at any previous time.
s. 2. SEMPLE, Druggist.
ia IS 2n2 Main street
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SE1ONO HaNn STFA ROHEl

n good new, two sets Flattening Mills and
Medium Tobacco Press, both new, will be sold at
great bar gam, If early application is made TO
FRANCIS J. BARNS CO.
10 I6--6ts DIG Main street
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= y xuofionoorL
" YALuARLE NEllRa C1R 3 rsSsHsrfA MO2

AIOAnHC NEOhO CANFENTEA-6VvfY Nh.
the OF decree of the Circuit Court Of Richfnoo3
of December, 1855, IN which the undenixned ve.s
appointed Commissioners for that purpose, We VIII
proceed. on FRIDAY, the 18th day Of January = =
Co.. to offer at public auction to the highest bldder
for cash. valuable negro named James, belonGing 10
William H. Martin. james IL large, well made and
city, and has heretofore hired at $125 By the dsy
and at proportional per month. He has for is
past twelve OK eighteen months been hired by the
Sheriff of Richmond. receiver of the Court fox the
sum of $2l per month. $780, s.
A fine opportunity is here presented to persons In
need OF such man, to make most advantageous In
vestment of their money.
I sz JNo. IL PATTON, IN, 80.
10 IA JAMES M, TAYLOR U0m'n. s
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4 4
l. TIERS, Bookseller and Statoner, No. l57 Main st.,
Pas BY his deed, bearing date the 3lst day December
poo which has been duly recorded, conveyed to me
Pm trust for the benefit of his creditors, all of his
toek OF goods and fixtures and debts and credits of
livery kind.
lie 49, as my agent for the present. authorized to
coiiect any debts due me as trustee and to max
pale of the stock at retail for cash
Persons DESTROYS to purchase articles in the Book
and Stationery line, and Piano Fortes &c. will find
Pr to their interest to call. WIN. +. WATSON
jain Trustee,
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~ OTICE.-The subscriber will, from the
" lst of January, 1856, conduct his business exciu
sively Oh the cash system. He will keep constantly
IN hand of his own manufacture, a large assortment
IF TIN AND SHEET IRON WARE, at wholesale
aud RETAIL which will be sold at the lowest market
rates; and he his friends and customers that
very effort will be made to give satisfaction, and
lIciis continuance of their patronage.
ISAAC I. GRAHAM,
Il l6-lIs Isl Broad ST. between 9th and 9th ST
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vNHITE GOODS FOR FAMILIE6.-.
lNv White Cambrica and yackonets

WHITE GOODS FOX FAMlLl E8s-s
wv White Cambncs and Jsckoncts
Check Cambncs, Swiss and Nsinsooks s8is 81
Plain Swiss Null and Nainsook Muslins 9
Bishop's Lawn, French Lawn and Linen Cambgic
Bonnet Cords Skirt Muslins
India Dimity, from one shilling to finest
Cambria and Furniture Dimity
Bleached and Brown Table pamasks
Bleached Dsmask Table Napkins and Doynes
Brown and colored Doylies
Huck Dispen from III TO 50 eta. per yard s.
s Damask BoFdered Towels. IS 70 % per dozen -
Pillow Case Linens and Cottons
Irish Linens of our own importation; heavy md
fine, warranted pure fax. 3
Cotton Shirtings Of New York Mills, Wsuresan,
Nannekey, Gala Mills, and othsr celebrated maksn
and the chespest Shrting ct 81 and cents that osn
be bought In this city.
Birds Eye Diapers and Long Lawns large kock
Medicatsd Huck Dispers for bash towels
s English Marseilles Quilts from e2eo 90 @
Allendsle Quilta very cheap article
Crib Quilts somo very hne kee
At the Cash Store. s d s. q - gsz !
CHRISTIAN LATHBoR, g
iaI2 90 Maia Gzeek, 4.