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IS II win bs recollsctsd that when the Staten Island
ferry boat Columbus was sunk by the Ice last win
ter, Lady with two children escaped to cake of
ice, on which they remained for some time floating
down toward the Narrows, until they were finally
taken OF This lady was terribly frightened that
she has not since returned to Staten Island, al
though her place Of residence there but has lo
Gated herself at Harlem and day or two since she
chartered steamboat TO bring up her furniture,
having determined to abandon the island for good
Phe Baker trial makes but slow progress, the
18th juror not having been secured up 10 o'clock
to-day Another panel Is nearly exhausted.
The steamship Persia, which arrived this morn
ng, has made noble run, and John Bull will no
doubt set it down as the shortest passage ever
made but such Is not the fact. The steamship
Baltic still has the credit Of having made the short
est western passage. The Baltic left Liverpool at
2. N. June 20, 1854, and her papers were re-
ceived by the editors in this city at IL o'clock on
Saturday morning, July 8. The Persia left Liv-
erpool at 10 Ia A. n. on the 10th of April, and
her papers were delivered this morning at 25 min
utes before7. So you that the difference is in
favor OF the Baltic. OMcRos.
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Rep,.lse Of Walker by Costa Ricdns.

Nxw York, April 2s.-The steamer orizaba has
arrived with dates from San Juan to the 2lst. The
defeat Of Schlessinger is confirmed. On the 7th,
the Costa Ricans took possession Of Rvas with two
thousand men. On the llth, Walker, with six
hundred men, attacked them, and, after fighting
seventeen hours and half he was obliged to aban-
don the city for want of ammunition. The loss OF
the Costa Ricsns is said to have been six hundred
killed and large number wounded. Walker :
loss ia set down at between fifty and sixty killed
and about eighty wounded and missing. Amongst
the killed was Col. Marchado, commander OF the
native forces "El Nicarsguense," Walkers organ,
claims II as q glorious victory.
II il said that the Costa Ricans, in taking pos
session Of Virgin Bay, fred indiscriminateiy on
every person they saw, killing eight or ten Ameri-
cans in the employ Of the Transit Company.
On the 10th instant Lieut.. Green, with fifteen
men, encountered about two hundred costa HI
cans, killing twentyseven and dispensing the rest.
The American loss was one killed, and two were
wounded.
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SENATE.
"WEDNESDAY, APRIL 30, 1856

"WEDNESDAY, APkIL ~, 1900.
Mr.. DODGE introduced joint resolution in re-
ference to the bapbor of Sheboygan, Wisconsin.
A message was received from the House to the
effect, that the Speaker had appointed their part
of the committee of conference on the amend
ments to the appropriation bills.
Mr.. HUNTER moved that the President OF the
Senate be authorized to appoint the Senate part of
the Committee on Commerce.
Mr.. SUMNER submitted a resolution inquiring
into the expediency of reducing duties on various
articles of manufactures, at the discretion of the
Secretary of the Treasury.
Referred to the Committee on Commerce.
Mr.. STEWART reported an amendment to the
bills building post Office and custom-houses at Mil
waukie.
Mr.. HUNTER moved to lay the amendment on
the table; which the Senate refused to do, by a
vote of % to Is.
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STEAMBOAT DIsAsrER.-The telegaphic news
informed us that on Sunday the 10th inst, the
steamer Cuba exploded her boilers and sunk in the
Alabama river. Mr.. Thos. ID. Knox, of Pasquo-
tank, and Mr.. Littlejohn, Mrs and Miss Bisey, of
Plymouth, n. g., who were on board the steamer,
arrived here on Friday night last and from them
we learn that there was explosion, but that the
vessel struck rock, about one o'clock In the
morning, and owing 20 the culpable neglect of the
officers of the steamer, no alarm given but the
boat was driven on, as II nothing had happened,
for about mile and half further when the water
came up to the fires under the boiler, extinguish.
ing them and filling the steamer with the smoke
Soon after she sunk in thirty feet water and it is
supposed that at leastfty passengers drowned.
There were large number on board the Cuba, and
II the captain had her ashore, it is stated he
might easily have done, this dreadful loss Of life
would not have occurred. The passengers who
were saved lost all their baggage, money, &C., ex
cept what they had on Their persons at the time
Norfolk Herald
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~ We don't wish to intrude, but wewoald
be glad if the "faithless phantom Of Star"
would inform us, 1t being the custodian Of Mr..
Buchanan's interests, whether this gentleman
has any connexion with the Pacific Railroad
project embraced ip the bill presented by SEN
ator Hamlinf Is that the scheme endorsed by
Mr.. Buchanan In his speech at Philadelphia,
in 1887 Only slsoooooooll Any black
mail In it'
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Mrs. Phelps, late Of the Patapsco Institute, Eli
colts Mills, was, on Thursday, the purchaser, for
$2l, 900, of the elegant house in Eutaw Place,
Baltimore, Of Mr.. Barreda, the Peruvian merchant
Mrs. Phelps, like her sister, Mrs. Milsrd, Of Troy
has acquired fortune In her profession.
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From the Indiana Courier
Letter from the Hon Dan. Mace about Col.
: Fremont.

The following letter from Hon. d. Mace was not
intended for publication, but venture to lay it
before readers for the information it contains
of the feeling of the Republicans about Washing
ton concerning the approaching political contest.
Col. Fremont appears to be the man selected by
the knowing ones in Washington as the standard
bearer of the Republican party, and the belief is
generally entertained that he will be nominated by
the Convention in Philadelphia, There is much
unvarnished truth in what Mr.. Mace has to say on
this subject and the prospects of the campaign,
and he WILL therefore, pardon us for publishing his
letter.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,,
April 20, 1885,
DEAR SIR: To look at things here one way the
cause of Repubicanism seems gloomy, and the
other way cheering. II the old liners harmonic
at Cincinnati (which now seems impossible, bring
out good ticket, and our friends make a failure
at Philadelphia, all is lost for the present. If on
the contrary, the old liners nominate Pierce or
Douglas, and we bring out new but true man,
(Col. Fremont is that man, we will sweep the
country
Men of every shade of antslavery sentiment can
unite on Fremont without the charge of being in
consistent. He has not participated in any Of the
troubles existing between the Know-Nothings, per
SO and the Republicans per se. All can 60 for him.
Again, all the Young America Of the country will
60 for him; and further, he is Democrat. One
Of your sagacity readily see the points make,
and appreciate the bearings.
The strong currents here all favor Fremont de-
cidedly. In our next election for State officers
and members Of Congress, on the heels of the
Presidential election, our success depends erclu-
sipely on the strength Of our Presidential candi-
date, and not on the State or Congressional ticket
So all must see the full force Of having the right
man.
1t win never do TO 20 into the contest and be
called upon to defend the acts and speeches of old
stagers We must have position that will enable
us to be the charging party. Fremont Is the man
for this operation. Colonel Lane, of Kansas, will
be at your May convention, and says he viii visit
Lafayette and make speech If invited. His whole
heart Is in the Kansas Free State movement.
Your friend, truly,
DAN. MACE.
Mr.. Mace, the author Of the above letter, Is, or
was, member Of the American party. Like other
pseudo Americans, he has gone off on the Re.
publican shute. We wish him JOY Of his new
sociates, and hope he win adhere to them with
more fidelity than he has to his American friends.
The American party is now undergoing the pro-
cess Of purgstion. It viii throw off in the next
three months vast amount Of rubbish and great
many bsrnacles which have thus far impeded its
progress and embarrassed It's action. Good-by,
Mr.. Mace,
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The last sheets Of Colonel Bentou's second vol
ume have been sent TO the printer It win bring
the history Of bis life down to 1850.
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THIRTY.FOUR CONGRESS.
yIRsr SESSION.
SENATE.

TUESDAY, April 20, 1856.
After our paper went to press, the only affair of
Importance that occurred was
Mr.. BELL finished his speech on the Naval Re
form question.
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FOR RENT OR SALE.
r,x<> throo-sfnrv 0ud attic RrtCk


Ak Two three-st0ry and attic Brick
IEii3 Dwellings, containing eight rooms each. For
terms apply to J. w. Fi1hugh, Carpenter, corner
Fourteenth and G streets, or 70 me at my Lumber
Yard Water street Georgetown.
have several other Dwelling Houses in Washing
ton which will sell on reasonable terms.
Apply 70 fRAS. WHEAFLhf'
ap A-eo2w
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

E Why will You suffer p Read the testi-
mony of Dr. H. p Leonard, Druggist Rayee Court House,
Alabama, January 10, 1855
DEAR SIN: Hoofands German Blters have done won-
ders In this section YOUTH g. NJ Hubert Esq,
Of this county had been months under the
Of best practitioners without relief and the report
ed doubtful and the young although scarcely able to
get about commenced with the Btteys He found much
relief from the first bottle he continued to take until
plete effected. He is perfectly well and
stout"
All who the Bitters satisfied with them.
Channcey Fowler said
" TUsKEcEE, ALA, January /, 1851.
The Btters selling well, and think they win
tnue So they give good satisfaction those who have
used them"
See advertisement. apr-1m
tY- William A. Bachelors Hair Dye
Gray red rusty hair dyed instantly to beautiful and
natural brown black without the least injury to hair
skin.
Fifteen medals and diplomas have been awarded to VIII
liam Bachelor since 1882 and $4,000 applications
have been made to the hair of his patrons Of his famous
dye Prejudice against dying the hair and whiskers 10
us would be against covering bald head with wig
William A. Bachelors Hair Dye produces a color not
be distinguished from nature and is warranted not to In
ure in the least, however long 1t may be continued.
Made sold applied lin nine private rooms) at the Wig
Factory, 283, Broadway, New York.
Sold In all cities and of the United States by Drug
gists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
The Genuine has the and address upon steel plate
engraving on four sides Of each bottle Of
WILLIAM A. BATCHELOR,
283, Broadway, New York
The genuine for sale by Charles sto and applied by
J. H. Gibbs. Wizards Hotel ap 7-eod
HHOIlOway,s Pills.--The axe Ia not more
necessary in settlements than s this wonderful med
cne which with rapdty and certainty all those de-
bating affections of the stomach and the bowels which
paralyze industry in unhealthy regions.
Sold at the manufactures, No. 80, Maiden Lane New
York. and No. pa Strand, London and by all druggists
25 cents 62IS cents, and 81 per box. ap80-
.rg- A severe headache can be cured In
fve minutes by couple Of pnches Of Durnos celebrated
Catarrh Snuff First time you have try It. Many
DOCTORS bill has been shortened by the Of this Snuff
ap 30
Sc With freedoms soil beneath our feet,
And Freedoms banner floating O'er usi"
%&& &
vuyHE AMERICAN HALL ON Seventh
II street. adjoining Odd Fellows Hall, will be
open every Monday night until the first Monday In
June next. Distinguished speakers will be in at
tendance on each evening. Friends and oppononts
of the American are invited to attend.
On Tuesday, Wednesday Thursday, and Friday
evenings, the Hall will be open for the different
Councils, and it is earnestly hoped that every mem
Der Of the American party will be present.
Rally, Rally Americans and prepare for the bat.
tie to demolish Sag Nichtism in the metropolis Of
the land Of the free and home Of the braveW
rSy- Members of Congress favorable to the Ameri-
can cause earnestly requested to favor us with
their presence. ap 8o--dtd
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sg A severe headache can be cured In
Ave minutes by couple of pnches Of Durnos celebrated
Catarrh Snuff. First time you have try It. Many
Doctors bill has been shortened by the Of this Snuff
an 3d.
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r. Ladies, Furs,
STONE MARTIN.
ROCK MARTIN,
MINK,
Victorines and Tippeas.
Lace Curtains
Muslin Curtains,
Cornice
Trimmings of all kinds
VELVET CLOAKS, very elegant,
Velvet Cloth Cloaks,
Black Cloth Cloaks
Misses Cloaks,
Shswls in great variety.
FRENCH EMBROIDERY
Point Lace Setts
Lace Capes
Lace Collars,
Black Laces,
Linen Trimmings, new,
and in general stock the greatest and most select va
riety they have ever offered.
THOMAS R. PRICE L CO.
They just completing the receipt of their stock
bought within the last two months and in to
the well known attention which they have paid for
years to the most elegant goods for ladies and families
they would cali special attention to goods for farmers
BLANKETS, -
SERVANTS CLOTHING,
&C 2a-lm COTTON, &c.
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- 1900
Pkns.nse TORY sALE or PIANOs,
kc-Wil Be sold e pubic ssctieu. = our stsra Y
Ism street, On THUksDAY, The S0th inx, con.
mencing 81 ~ O'clock zaIesans (0& oefaye1
Pi.nesi elegant neiswoo1 a ecesvsl 81 = =
ALSO q Gothic Rosewood Piauo 6kooIe
zLsO-S Burglar and Fire Plpof Asfse.
The PianN srs Dronouncsd 81 fsdsss = - ~ -.
gui,its toss and an.h, bsise isssivsd ifsm ess &
the bose factories in the country SaIa vrtive -
without any rsssrvatiea. L1RU6 SHINE :
&c 2 a. ssasss Aactioneers.
TRUsTkksy SALE OF REAL ErT1TE.
= By virtue Of the proyisiens Of Deed II ffust,
seph Caps, s.d Susan a, ks wife. s , y =
certain suns Of money due to Virginia A. White
hurH, and which said deed IL duly recorded IN
the Clsrk's Office of the Hustinxs Ccrrt Of TIE
City OF Richmond sod county of Princess Anne,
viii be sold before the Court House of said county OF
Princess Anne. on MONDAY the Let day Of Deem
Der, 1855, being Court Day,) st IL M for cash the
estate conveyed to me by said deed that 10 70 say
al me certain tract piece. or parcel Of land situated
IA Little Greek, in the county Of Princess Anne wfh
acres more or less being the said tract of land
winch the said Capps purchased eff john Peters trus
&C. and Virginia A. Whtehurst on the sad LIT Ssptr
iso a. BY reference to the deed therefor and duly
tseSloea IN the CLERKS Office Of Princess Anne Coun-
ALSO, all that certain Lot of Land, lying and being
IN that part Of the city of Richmond commonly
known a. the FRENCH GARDEN-it beinr I'll.
ssne lot Of land which the said Joseph Cspps pur.
chased OF Robert Patte and wife, on the 9Th Of May
- BY their deed therefor duly recorded ia the
oihce OF the Hastings Court of said city Of
Richmond will appear.
The title the said property is believed to be unques-
ionable but selling Trustee shall sell and con-
Deed. y '''1 A-1'
&C 2.-aot JOHN PETERS. Trustee.
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r. C. LARUS.
r,.v- Notice 70 the Public.--Do NOT nm

~ Notice 10 the Fn5I1c.--DO not put too
,,'fh confidence in the self-puins common with
a.asreotypist bat rest assured that any real mot
,inaryj prove meut in the beautiful art of Pho
tcsrsuhy will Be introduced by GIBBS az soon as it
4tes lis appearances but for the present. he conf
ay asserts that there is nothing this city CON.
n.rsbe for beauty durability with the Ambrotype
ts- -Ba'som Picture" called by some as maze by
i-,s which fact il the of so many profsssed
IN. movements which have appeared in sundry cards
o ate We can furnish any style Picture in the art
All we ssk is q call, and examine specimens to con.
go any one of the truth of our assertion Gallery
Cernth.au Hal, Main, between 9th and 10th s,s
sc is p. E. GIBBS
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wJ. q. Thurston, Tuner o fPfano Fortes

II j. 3. ThurstOn, Tuner of Piano FOrtes,
Offers his services to the citizens of Richmond He
has resided here, in the prosecution OF his profession
the past seventeen years and therefore deems it
necessary to give special references
Orders may be left at the bookstore of Messrs Har
roid Murray, Broad street, Shockoe Hii at Messrs
Philip B. Prices Main and 1lth streets and
at the residence of Mr. T., on Clay, between I'd and
Sd streets.
J. y. T. likewise Repairs Pianos in the best m an
ner.
Orders left at the above places will meet with
prompt attention. &C l-lm*
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&C 9-lm

II French and American Paper Hang.
ings and Borders gilt, plain and common. Also,
Decorations of Gilt, Velvet, Marble and Wood Imi-
tations just received aud for sale by
JOHN F. REGNAULT, 1872 Main st.
N. B. Rooms, Halls, &C., Papered in the latest
style. oc 9-lm
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gw- If you have seen any of Jehnson's
FIFTY CENT DOLLAR Pictures, you will 60 to
his Daguerreotyps Wagons, corner 7th and Broad
and get Likenesses to give to your friends
They the best style and larger than you can get
elsewhere JOHNSON himself Is operator in these
Wagona Nos Z and 10. He has been about II years
in the busipess Sc 25-6w*
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EP Curtnin Goods. "A large and beautiful
sssortraent OF brocatelss Sarln DeLaiaes Damssks,
Moreens, Chlntz, Lace and Musa Curtains Also,
Balloons Cords, Tasses, Cornice, Bands and Orna-
meRts, just received Curtains and Drsperies made
and huag in the last style, by
JOHN REGNAULT,
oc GIN 1872 Main street.
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MATHEY CAYHIs, GLUkTEN CAP
Vl sULEs, of Pure Copaiya and cubebs, and Co
psiyR and Citrate Of Ifon warranted the genuine i'm
ported srtieie. Ieross Tseeiyed and for sale by
os4 y. J. PICoT, Dnggtst,
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" Floor and Table Oil Cloths; Velvet
Cocoa, Thread and Wool Door Mats; Cocoa Mating;
Rigs and Booking; for sale by
JOHN F. REGNAULT,
&C 9-lm 1872 Main street
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rgr DIR. Coons, late OF st. Louis, Mo OF.
Zee ans residence on Sd street. west SIDE between
81 stshsli and Clay sts. jy 8I-Sn*
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SS-Prescriptious promptly and accaratc-
compounded at all hours, day or night. by GaA-
DU4TES OF THE PHILADELPHIA COL
LEGEs OF PHARMACY, alone at
LAfDLEY x RUBINSON'S
New Family Medicine and Prescription Store,
- x-2ln cor. 4th and Franklin sts
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oCH0fnG KNfm EYfP0NfAW
VII suodue the pain and infiammation fro,, ~ ~
resse ostns or scsid, IN from to twenty min
and shectuaiiy cure Fever sores-Pile,-Sslt Rhsn,'
r la.Mnn, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and Infiamed
sores-scsld Head--Corns aud Bunions--Erysip elase
elons-chilbiains- of In.
sects-,sweiied and Broken Breast--Sore Ninn,..-
Esruptions-,and all other nfammatory and cutaneeu.
ai,eases where the parts affected can be Reached
Don't be increduous about the many diseases
sooe cured by only one thnsbut reflect that the few
out positive properties which the Daley S.lve alone
contains and az heretofore concentrations Ia four
can reach not alone the aforementioned diseasa.
put many moro not enumerated
Query-Do NOT REGULAR BRED PHysIcrArs pp r.
scsleE cALoMEL INwARDLY FOR SCORES OF sIY.
YkRENr DISEASES " "
Each kox Of GENUINE DALLEY's PAIN Exra.c.
TOR has upon it a Steel Plate Engraved Label With
lne SIGNATURES OF c. v. CLICKENER CO., pre-
prietors, and HENRY DALEY Manufacturer All
others are counterfeit. Price Is cents per boz.
~ Al orders should be addressed to G. v. Click
ensr Co, 81 Barclay street, New York.
For sale Wholesale and retail by
BENNETT, BEERS FISHER.
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EEr Velvet, Tapestry Brussels, Three
ply, Venetian ana Ingram Carpetings, for sale, cut
end made, by JOHN F. REGNAULT,
oc GIN 1872 Main street.
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by Thomas w. X eesee.

Iomce with Geo. J. Sumner, No. 20 Pearl street /
A DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF HAND.
- SOME FURNITURE, PLANO, sc, AT AUC-
Oct Slst, commencing at 10 o'clock at the room OF
Augustus Anderson, decd. in the Madison House, on
Bank street. corner of 10TH all of the Furniture con-
slsting in part of elegant Rosewood Book Case:
elegant Rosewood Wardrobe; fine Dressing Bureau;
Bedstead; Washstand; Toilet Bet; Hair and Shuck
Mattresses; Bedding; Sidebosrd; elegant Lounge;
Centre Tables; Carpet and Rug; Oil Painting; Ma.
Philadelphia.
By order of the Administrator.
oc,A THOS. w KEESEE Arrts
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POWERS, Operator.

rs- J.F. Gardner, vi. D., Homeopathic
pfrsicisn. Richmond, Va,
rs- Office on Governor street, near the Richmond
Ernse su 29---d3m
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FUTURE pAYS.


EgHNkTUKE. DRY GOODS AND GRO.
! GEMlkn-Wi - sold C suction, q nv ssore.
e IUEsDAX next, 18th inse lsrss end dns =.
sonmsne new ind eeeond had furuft1re. 8
M 0VODe.-esveFai invoices Just % had s,d
ALsU-A me sssortmsnt Boots, Shoes, Hats, Bon
0RoCEhIEg--Ffve bbb. Old rye whisksv.
90. =, bsady; DO. Coffee Sugar; DO Currsntsr :
osss Conss; 10 boxes CosnAc Brandy 100 boxes Hsr.
-sS WV Sesan. ALEX. MOTT,
!. ~. Auetioueer.
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MANY AGENTS.

~ Curied Hair, Moss and Shuck Mat
Eresses; Feather BEDS and Lounges on hand and
uade to order, by JOHN F. REGNAULT,
oc 9-lm 1872 Main II,
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valentino d SON have now opened
their large stock of Staple and Fancy DRY GOODS
which they Offer to purchasers, lately announced
at unprecedented prices, for cash Negro Woolens;
Bieached and Brown Domestics; Oznaburgs Prints in
every variety and all the novelties in De LANES and
Silks; Merinoss, Cashmeres, Alpacas and Bomba-
zines frem auction sales; Scotch and French Embro.
deres Ribbons and Trimmings, in various tastes;
Carpetipgs Rugs, Blankets, Hosiery, Gloves Brooke
Spool Cotton, &c. &c.
VALENTINE 4 SON, No. SO Broad st.,
se LIFTS Valentine Square,
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r. Price, Buyly 81 Watkins.

oLOAKS, SHAWLS, EMBROIDERLES AND
LACE GOODS
We ask attention to our SPLENDID ASSORTMENT of
Velvet end Cloth CLOAKS
Stella 3 ocae and Woolen SHAWLS
Reli French Embroidered MUSLIN SETS
yslcucennes, real Point and Honiton do
Bridal snd Evening DRESS GOODS
SPLENDID silk aud Plush ROBES, sc.
Els CANT Striped Baysders and Brocade SILKS
Dress sud Cloak TalMMINGS
Plain ard Printed French DELAINES and VA.
LENCIAS
Poplins and French Wool PLAIDS .+.
Co,hs Csssimeres snd VestiBgs
Sleeps Greys, Va. Fulled Cloths, and
Blankets aud Linseys, for servants
Toweling. Table Linen
Pillow and Sheeting Linen.
PRICE, BAYLY & WATKINS,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
&C 2i-2w Staple and Fancy Dry Goods.
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~ Card.-.s. ID. Uenoon, Bell and Brass
FounGerer, Fancy Crate and Fender Manufacturer,
No rs Main street, between 9th and 9Th. west Ide,
Richmond, Va. jy l0-6m
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re,- Anthracite. nIidlathian md Il

r,- Anthracite, midlothian and Black
WITH Co.L.-The subscriber lie now prepared to
srntsh the best PHILADELPHIA ANTHRACITE,
"a LUMP COAL from the above Chesterfield
mines, which he will sell at the lowest market price,
g. ssh or It's equivalent Orders left the auction
hosss Of lsrus Shine, "a Main street, will meet
A., An SSH r. C. LARUs.
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ES Window Shades. Gilt Velvet Lnnd-
scape, BoQuet, Fresco Imitation, and Plain Shades
Venetian Hnd for sale and made to order for stores
private residences, by
JOHN F. REGNAULT,
&C 9-lm 1872 Main street.