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MAX.
oFTHE DISPATCH
= H.ma,,ity The Schooner Neao York Sailing Of
.SieGmerS, &c,

- ~ -
s,yical Of The 4rcgo Canal Tolls - Tribute to
Hn,aanity The Schooner Neso York Siding Of
S;eGAns, DC
NEW YORK, Dec 6
The steamer Arago arrived yesterday from
uayre, with 500 tons of merchandise and S45 900
specie On the passage, Miss Anna NJ Lachaise
a Young lady 10 years of age died of brain fever
she was 8 resident of this city.
The canal tolls of this State for 1856 foot up
81 1873 3l6 against 81 0oS on last year.
The French refugees who have arrived here
will shortly go to Virginia. One of their number
Piapori who died on the coast of Guayna was a
brother of Pisnor recently executed for attempt
on the life Of Louis Napoleon.
The agents of the Franco American Steamship
Company in this city have shown commendable
alscrity in properly rewarding the officers of the
two barks Elise for their services in saving and
caring for the passengers and crew of the i'll fated
steamship Lyonnais Captain Nelson has been
presented with $500 in money and splendid sill
yer trumpet. and lis mate, Wiilism Dthn, has re.
ceiyed $50 The trumpet is richly chased and
beautifully ornament,d piece of work
The old Brick Church" property corner of
Nassau and Beekman streets, in front of the CITY
Hall Park has been selected as the site of The ne W
Post Office, The price to be paid by the govern
meut is si50O00.
Bark j NJ Morale, Burmeister, which arrived
to-day from Havana, had quite disastrous time
of it lately, On the 18th, John lie Page seaman
died in the hospital, i'll Havana; tee 9th Johann
days afterw ards another Of the hands Henry Bee.
ter, seaman, died OF fever.
A special committee of the Board of Aldermen
is Just now in session. hearing petitions for and
against the removal of the Crystal Palace The
American Institute is using every effort to obtain
q new lease of five years. but the outside pressure
frem the real estate owners is exercising power.
full influence il favor of the immediate removal of
the edifice.
The Wing party "stii! lives" CALL at least,
has been issued for the wings of New York to
meet the eth instant, TO elect members of the
General Committees for 1857. The movement is
nnder the special supervision of a band of cnthu.
siastic Henry Clay" boys, called the Ashlanders .
The schooner New York from Richmond, Va,
for this port is still ashore at Squan Inlet in the
same position. A portion of her cargo has been
landed on the beach and the remainder is on board
wrecking vessels She makes no water, and it ia
expected can be got off first high tide.
The crew of the United States frigate Savannah,
are to be paid off at the Navy yard to day.
The steamer Ericsson, for Liverpool this morn.
ing, took ont - passengers and S60,672 in specie.
The Glasgow, for Glasgow, took 90 passengers and
q full cargo.
VIM Ross Wallace, the poet is to deliver dis.
course before the Mechanics Institute next month,
Oh the genius Of George Steers, the deceased ship
builder.
The jury in the Of Lewis Baker, is still be.
Ing divided between q conviction for murder, and
acquttal.
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ID ROkS.!!----Ncw Miscellaneous, Law
ID Medical, Theological and Juvenile Books. For

ID Medical, Theological and JgveniIe Books For
s,ls By GEO. M. WEST
Under the Exchange Hotsl.
HOME AND THE WORLD By Mrs William c.
Rtvts, Of AlbsInarls co; 81;
LITTLE DORRIT; By Chas. Dickens. Paper sc
cloth, illustrated, Sl.25
LIFE IND THOUGHT. or Cherished Memorials
Of the late Jaiia A. Parker Dyson Edited By
Mias = Latimsr, with Portrait. 81.
CLARIFYING TOO LATE. Tale. By George
THE H HfT or FALcoNBR1DGE. A colIeo
ton of Humorous and every Day Scenes BY
Jonathan Kslisy With Iliuatrstiops Cloth
THE P0tTRY OF THE EAST. Ely VIM. Il Al
THE AMERICAN GIFT BOOK contsining the
Fare~ell Addrsss of Geo Warrington 81.
THE STORIES OF An OLD MAID 81.
THE INNER LIFE OF THE CHRISTIAN By
Rev. Fredslick A Rauch, d. P. Edited by Rev
v Garhart Sl.
THE List or THE PATRIARCHS or Lessons
chiefly from the Life Of Joseph. By Rev. John
Cummings. D. D 75c
THE HOME SCENES OF THE NEW TESLA
MENT or Ch,i't in Fav"ily BY Rev Thsoph
CHEMICAL AND PHARM4CEUTICAL Ma
NIPULATIONS Manual of the Mechanical
and Chemco Mechanical Operations of ths Labo
rstory for tbs use of Chemists Druggists, Mane
facturers Teachers and Students. Second and
enlarged Edition. By Campbell Mo,fit and C!a-
renee Morft With $40 illustrations 81 50.
THE PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTION B o o K
with Explanatory Notes, to which is Edited a
Key. BY Jonathan Perrirs, III. D F. RE- Second
American Edition. CSC. Tuck 75c.
THE ROBIN and other Parables, for chi'dr-n By
Frederic Adolphcs K,ummacher. Illustrated
75c gilt ST..
DoUGGISS FARM A JuveaiIe Story of Life in
Virginia BY Mary e Bradley. Edited by "Cou,
sin Alice" Beautifully illustrated. 75c.
~ New Books received as soon published.
N. B--Puhshed this day. general Index of the
Engiiah Common Law Reports Vols | 10 50, inclu
rive. second Edition. BY George w Biidl. and
Richard c. McMursrie, f the Philadelphfs Bar 2
vols So. GEO nj. WET,
Bookseller and Pc bisher l4th a..
de 8-A Sd door from the Post Ofics
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NEW PLANO Music Received by
1 JAMES WOODHOUSE L CO.

~ JAMES WoODHOUsE Eco.
sosGs.
The Days Gone By-Bslisd; by Alice Hawthorne; 25c
Swallow, swallow, Flying SOUTH poetry by Tenny.
son. music by Spa gler; 25o.
music by Engelbrecht: 25c
Rcde's Celebrated Air with Variations for the voice
as sung by Mad sontag and Miss Louisa Pyne; IS
La Morale in Tutto Questo, Silence speaks the
Deepes: Fesling1 Rondo Finale from Don Pas
quale, by Donixetti; Csc
PIECES.
Adriatc Grand Waits by : L. Psticoas: $50.
Scenes from the Opera II Troy atsre by Bsllak in
numbers each 4oc.
Scenes from the Opera Don Pasauaie. by BeIlak; in
numbers, each Acc
aaoieaux des Operas. par J B. Guttman; each 32c
Frst Delight on the Piano, by J. tellak; 4oc.
None.euch collection beautiful aad abrasive
=, pieces for the Piano by SpiIdler; 2hc each
nick 40c
choice fieses arranged for twa Performers:
No II Desideni 2 Olga aszurka
vsiiisnce Okla hiifsiTe f. caprice Nocfurne
% Musidora Polka bszuta Each Sc.
ular Music " 'A'' no" anu pop
Of m =. :ent BY nail postage prepaid upon rscei
dss-zu JAMES WooDHoUsE q CO.
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I.uter from santa Fe.

BUFFALO, December 5-The st Louis Demo.
crat Of the I'd inst has advices from Santa Fe to
the 22d ult The news however, ia unimportani
The Indians continued their depredations. The
gold deposits on the Gila are said to exceed those
in the richest portions of California. A large
number Of citizens had already left Santa Fe Tor
the mines
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LIFE in IsREAL; or Portraitures of Hebrew
Character By Maria T. Richards, author of
" Life In Judea." New York: Sheldon, Brakeman
l. Co. This book is intended by the authoress to
" invest with new interest some of the prominent
erss of Jewish history" 1t consists of three paris
each complete in itself under the designation
!" The Pilgrimage" The Reign of Solomon" and
The Captivity"
For sale by WORKMAN T. CorrpvrY
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II nuanR NeaRS

BUFFALO, December 5.-The st. Louis Demo
crat publishes letter dated Lawrence, cath ult,
sgued by Col Harvey and ninety Free State
settlers deuouncing the Kansas Aid Society as
s1eculatpg coueers, originating Yankeedom,
and warning all honest donators to be duped no
longer for " Bleeding KaDsas."
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~ DRISCOLLs BALM or THOUSAND
FLOWERS, 25 cents per bottle only. The most
agreeable Dontri6cs and Cosmstic that ever the art
of applied chemistry has produced cleansing the
teeth healing the gums, and mpsrting fragrance and
sweetness to an otherwise offensive BREATH which too
frequently ex,sts, without the persons knowledge
For sale in Richmond by r. DUQUESNE, No. 207
Main street and BY Druggists generslly-
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ESPECIAL DIsPATCH.I

COLUMBIA, 8 g., December 6-Yesterday was
the fourth day 1t the Congaree Race Course Two
mile heats three year olds purse 800. Entries,
w II Gibbons Nicholas T., II @ Caffsys Dallas, Jno
Csmpbelrsc f. Puryear e. Watson's Charleston,
Mcdaniel & Tailey's Shockoe A TowIes ada 1eris,
Thomas w Doswell's Sue Washington. Murphy q
Hunters Kate Hunter.
The race WAS won by Sue Washington. Time
3.5I Rash: 3:5l
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MORGAN HORSES; aprerum essay on the ORR
gn history and characteristics of this remarkable
American breed Of horses. By D. G. LInsley.
New York: Appleton & Co. Among Judges Of
the horse the Morgan horse stands high as an sni
pnai OF general utility. This book gives history
o' him and describes his valuable qualities, For
sale By JAMES WooDHousE.
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WRECgs.-The schooner Fanny Croker, Capt
Allen bound for New York, with cargo of copper,
was lost near Saybrook's lighthouse, Wednes
day. Four colored sailors persisted; Capt. Allen
and his chung to the mast and were rescued
when nearly desd. The American ship General
Dunlap, Badger, from New Orleans, with 1912
hhds Virginia tobacco, was lost in Catoan bay on
the 10Th ult The ship Pepperell, from Richmond,
for London, arrived at Deal on the Gosh ut, having
bad continued succession of heavy westerly
gales during the passage; lost the late Captain
Jordan and two seamen overheard.
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AE PSYCHOLOGICAL DICTIONARY OF FAMILY
AND CHRISTIAN NAMES; with An essay on their
derivation and import. By w lillian Arthur, nj
A. New York: Sheldon, Blakcmau g. Co. This
book gives great deal Of curious information
relative 10 the origin of family surnames
For sale by WORKMAN & CoTTKELL, NJ. 2o3,
M ala street.
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Special MESSENGER from Kansa

WASHINGTON, Dec A special messenger has
arrived from Kansas bringing dispatches from
Governor Geary relative to the release of Hayes
and other matters in issue between himself and
Judge Lecompte, which are submitted to the con-
sideration Of the Administration.
The peaceful condition OF the Territory is con-
frC1ad
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Ernm H1Nxir0.

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 2-The Mexican Consul
here has advces from Matanzas, stating that Gen.
Vidaurri had succumbed and entered into a treaty
with Gen Lundy acknowledging Comenforts go
yernment and promising obedience to 1t.
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Norfolk Scientific and Liternr AssscIa.
tigu.

tiGu.
The enlightened citizens of Norfolk have com.
neneed, with great spirit, an association under
this name, which We trust " i'll be permanently es
sabnshcd, and produce all tho benefits to the DOM.
nunity that are so reasonably anticipated The
increase and prosperity Of such Institutions are
honorable 10 tho taste and culture of Virginia
The Lecture Han OF the Norfolk Association ia
spacious aad beautiful, and the Messrs southsate,
the accomplished and liberal principals Of the Nor.
folk Academy, to whom the Association are in
asbted for the use of this excellent room, have
rendered public service, which it would be diff.
euIt TO over ultimate
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COMK A RUNNING, BUT DON'T VI

COME A RUNNING, b UT DON'T sALL
~ TO the great barEsin Trimming and Fancy store
of GOLDSMIT' 2G5 Broad street. GOLDsMlT lie
closing out hts stock at greatly reduced prices En-
broideries, Trimming, Laees, Fdengs, Millinery
Goods. goods OF every description for Pari.s ard
trimming. 70 the same; va "a, Tidys cotton Wofsteds
Cmbric and swiss musns; White Rrilisnts at i2l
cents. worth % cents Braclstsi Bands at 2i cent,
worth at least 2' cents suitable for trimming Pillow
Cases, Black siks, Irish Linens; Handkerchief of
every style. Worsted sooes, such as Hoods Goats,
Sacks Hosiery. Gloves 9auntlets and thousand
other articles which will be closed out without re-
SIEVE for cash. Il. 6OLDsMIT
de8 eos Rfoad street
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
. ypopTrD FOR the sDATLY DISPATCH,
I'd Crse.-Life Lost.

BALrrMoRE, Dec Henry George hnpsr ,, DIT
eth Consul at this place. was sufocated last night
..hs In house in the wesiern part Of the city
The other inmates narrowly escaped The house
i. said to be one of III fame. The deceased has
8. r,tIv In England. r
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TERRIBLE AFFAIR-FOUR LIVES LosT-One Of
those terrible accidents which bring mourning and
desolation to families, and ssdden community with
their sudden and aggravated calamity occurred in
Lewis on the 23d ut On that day Oliver Msn
tagne, aged p, Mitchell Montague, aged l6, Anne
Montague aged 10, chiidres.of Chris. Montague
with the wife of Oliver, aged 81, crossed the Bea-
yer Meadow Pond, the ice. after cranberre.
Oliver with skates drawing the others on 3
hand sled. On their return, the ice, having been
weakened by the warmth of the day, or they
having taken different course, where it was not
so strong, gave way, and all four were drown
ed before any assistanc3 could reach them
One individual in attempting to aid them, broke
through aod nearly pershed before he
cued The body first recovered had been i'll the
water about IN hour, it being necessary to bring
boards from considerable distance to lay upon the
ice, but every means tried, though in vain, to
restore animation Post Esser Co ~. 7.
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go. AMI The WORLD BY the author o.
'a"s Of = residence in Europe" New
Appleton & Co. This IL the wo,k .,......
a"a IN the Dispa,ch as by virgins, l.dv ~
on 70 De published. 1t has been rses;,.s -nu
% sale by JAMES woonaousE ''sa' ana Is
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DOUGLASS FARM; Juvenile story of life in
virginia oy Mary Bradley. edited by cousin
Ahee. Ne" York: ID. Appleton e. Co. This ia
pleasant christmas story for young people. For
ale by JAMES wooDHousE.
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axes rivers ara % steamers this year, o, tho
persona osesass show loss Of life Of 4aa
lass. il az con Of property in New n.s,
Asa ~ Ss', ss. = p.d. Va. burn, 10 dat, n
Assdsy, sas ,,, ~ =, Madison county Aisb.g.s
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MAnMtnn.

On the 4h Inst, by tho Rev Cornelius Tyres, Rev.
Il. q CREW 10 Miss MAMIE r., daughter Of x
a and w. A. Martin, all OF Chesterfield county
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CLOAKs, CLOAks, Ar GVATKIN,S
~ We ia lie the attention Of the Ladies' some
Grey Cloaks, Cbildran's Closhs. Sacks Comforts
Sbawls, French Plaids all at greatly reduced p,ees
de8 q. A GWATKIN
fTHOsE CHEAP CAKPETs AR fiWAT.
I kfN'S Not quito all gone few more lett of
the came sort, ranging from l?A to the finest
made. The Ladies' are most respectfully invited
to call and SEQ than
CHARLES A. GWATKIN,
de8 Opposite Exchange Bank.
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Loss of the steamer Lord EIaip.

MONTREAL, December 9th The steamer Lord
Eigin went ashore near Presquile on Lake Onta-
rio, on Thursday, and became total wreck
The Grand Trunk steam ferry boat stopped
running Yesterday
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The Kissing Steamship Merlin.

HALIFAX, December 5, l Z. M-Ihe steamship
Merlin, overdue from st. john n. f., is still
unheard from
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Hon Fayetts McMuilen, representative in Con-
gress from Virginia has purchased farm in Pet
!scounty, Missouri, and contemplates resid ing
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SOUTH CAROLINA LEGIsLATURE.-A bill has
been introduced into the South Carolina Legisla.
ture to give the election OF Governor and Presi-
dental Electors to the people.
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~ n EAST RIVER OYSTERS -.
S1EHH The ,chr. Regulator has just arrived in
N5H%ZP The dock with cargo of East River
OYSTERS, very large, Fat, and well
favored, o5tsined at con ideTahle trouble and ex-
pense expressly for this market Those in want OF
Oysters IS is Oysters will do well to call on board
the schr Regulator and supply themselves
Also, few TEARAPINs, in good order
de s--zlT WIN. II BASeETT, Can't
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EFFORTS AT NEW YORK The imports at New
York last week were-dry goods 3 700 1888 gene
raj merchandise sl,95l 426. The exports of mer.
ehardise were 81 900 26c, and of specie S64 9s9
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A OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DUVALL, Fac

A sTKULDGY--MADA DUVALL, PRo-
"A FEssoR OF AsTRoLoGY AND PBRENoLcGy, an
her arrival In this city, and respectfully in
Science, or relating to future events MADAME Luz
val is lately fro Europe whore she was successfully
patronised by tbs nobility there Her latest practice
ia ssh,nston, where she also received later
ing encouragement Her stay in kishmond III
be for short time only, ss she is taking tour
through the United Ststes
Residence on Charity aad 81. Paul streeta
de S-2t*
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johnson Wellhorn, for many years postmaster
of Eufala, Ala, died suddenly few days siuca.
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de- 8--2L

ktOARDiNG.--g or four young nlep
ID can be accommodated with BOARD and LODG-
ING; Also. severN DAY BOARDERS, By applying
at the IRVING HOUSE, 18th street, between hialo
and Franklin. d. St
D . 4 x ID L N q Several pleasant front
ID rooms vacant at Mrs. EDDINs' on Cav. rnor
street. de 3-ltN
VALUABLE FARM ON FREDEkICKS.
BURG RAJ LROA ID, TWO AND 4 HALF
MILES NORTH Of RICHMOND, FOR SALE -
The subscribers authorized to sell exchange for
city property slaves the farm located above ca led
PRICES" containing l2l acres II has been sub
divided into lots of smaller SIS and will hs sold ac
eordinsly. The Map can be seen st our ofIic.
de- 3-6t GODDEN & APPERSON
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~ Fancy Furs.- Just received mt No.
- Main street fresh supply Ladies' aud Childrens'
Fanny Furs, amongst them, one splendid Sable Talma
worth $3.50 Ladies will please cal and examine
fof Themselves.
BlNFoRD, DICKINSON & wEIsIGER.
de g. Ct
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SpECIAI. NOTICES.

Perfumed Breath.-Whe would have
A aiss rreeab breath when by using the BALM OF
tbs WHITE WATER LILY AZ Dent fcs, II can
he rendered sweet aud leave the teeth ~ white e.
al.bs,tsr Put drop your Tooth brush aud waah
the teeth night and morning. 4t
1 Beautiful COmplextou may easily be az
auired by using the BALM Of the WHITE WATER
LILY It will remove tan, pimples and freckles
frsm the skin, leaving II soft and rosy. Wet tow
el, pour on two or three drops and wssh the face
night and morning
Shavfng Made Ensy.-Wet your brush and
pour on two or three drops Of the BALM of the
WHITE WATER LILY. rub the beard well and II
win make a beautiful soft lather.
Price fifty cents
For sale By PURCELL LADD CO.. and Drug
sists generally. de s-lm'
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yT~Ruiisiins Fund Stock for SAFE,
Twenty Sla,es of forfeited Stock, in the @arshait
Company will be offered for sale at the neetlnG OF
said Corr parry, under Lee Ray iys oice DecefnDsf
18th next, at o'clock, P. NJ
BY order of the Board OF Directors.
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~ NOtice.--Acc0untant, Agent ana Col
>LEcToR- d. WooTroH would respectfully in
form the citiz-ns of Richmond and the public gene-
rallv that he is now prepared to keep and balance
ais, pay particular aud prompt tentiou to collect
ius house rents negro hires and collecting generally
Security will be given for promptress and cotiecness
to those who patropise him.
His Office il one door below the corner Of Cover
nor and Franklin streets short distance above the
Fychenps Hotel de Sins
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fsfU Il Z ~sbLD Az 4 tAEAr sAChI"
Il PlCE, to reduce stock
Lsaes' Cloaks and Talmas
Fancy and Plain Dress silks
Printed and Plain De LANES
Wool snd silk Pisids
English and French heriBos
Eubrodanes, Cloak .eIvsta
Bonnet Yelyets, Ribbons
Ginshnmg New style Prints
sattinets and Cass meres
Kerseys, Jeans and Linseys
Aipacas and Borntazines
irish Linens LisPers, &c. &c.
Velvet rapestry end Ingram Carpets
ehse iuss aud Shi,.ings all widths
Flaunsls. He'd ard Servants Blankets, NC.
Call at the :esta b:hed chesp store OF
ALFRED MOSES,
dap IS msin st.
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BARGAINS FOR CHRISTMAS PRH
Id SENTS AUGUSTUS hAILERT would re-
mind those wishing purchsss cheap Goods as fol.
lows: Rich Satin Closks ut SO apiece. itch Cloth do
at ST apiece black Cloth do, variety Of patterns
a handsome s.sortmont Of black Silks, fancy Silks
all wosl De LANES, fancy Dc Lsnes merinos large
variety OF Car bic and 5wiss Collars Sleeves Cam
brio BANDS, white and fancy aud colored Gloves
Embroidered, Hem stitched and Plain Pocket Hand.
kerchi-fs, silk Pocket Handkere hief., Warsted ana
Raw Silk Hose, Tsrlton for dresses. Ladies' Vests
&C. DESTROYS % reduce my stock of these and vari.
ous her Goods for the season. greater bargains than
ever may be expected
dos AUGUSTUS MAILERr. n Main st.
CLGTHS, CA-sIMEKEs AND VEsT-
~ ltGS, for mems and youths wear; Plaid Goods
for boys; heavy WOODEN and Sattnets for servants,
IN M. RosENBAUM,
de 1919 Broad strest
r0 PIEGtS OF TIIDsE TWILI- r II
~ FLANNELs st . cents and the best all wool
flames at 25 centa per yard for sale by
J. l. NJ. ROsEkRAUM
DEL lJs Rroad street
~ EST kAMILf AND EXTRA FLO1jN:
- also 'ckwheaf; and Mountain Roll Butter:
brown Four Oats, &c, &e. receiving for sal. by
deE J. Fry.
{ 'DtinTKE AMT sUUKA,-.1O doZcn
~ Country Knit sosks inst rsce t.d and for sale INV
BY MERCHANT, 'wEISiaER x co.
oeo liz Main st.
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AkESs GUDDs, EAiHhOGnhRl6@ a..
~ &c-i am cloing out all styles of Dress Goods
Mt great bargains ana Fren IN Worked Colnrs st "a
snc - CTS. worth double the money Also 4 lot of
~ Irish Linen, az 90 cts, worth a7s c,s together
with zenarat assortment of Fancy and Domestic
Dry Goods, at equally low rates
H. kZEklEL, Cheap Cash Store,
-, - Main street,
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sDAPER lamp SH 4 % Il : --nomr n ~
q oriental Paper Lamp Shades, comprising seye
isI osantu pstterns hics Protectors, Tor prevent
de8 AM VI " 4. ~