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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-23
EDUCATION.
YOgNs LADIEs,s CHo = .,..-,'i!


YOUNG LADIES, sCHOOL.-n MISS MS.
i ny RE0RAM will open 9 Bosrdins and p ~
School for young ladies' the 1st October nsxt NJ
her residence iE Linden Square, Franklin street -
The course Of instruction viii be thorough and r
tensive, reaching from the elementary 70 the highest
employed In each department, and great care. be
used 10 the selection Of Text Books.
The English department will he under the fu1fn o
date supervision Of miss PEGhAM. With d, 40
sense Of the responsibility she assumes she Will o.
vote herself sedulousy and honestly to its prop er
fnflnent shining ct the highest standard Of female
educaticnp and conscientious use of the means e.
Genital to Its attainment.
Mathematical Latin and the Physical Sciences, Will
be taught by gentleman well qualified for the TIA
tongue. Music on the Piano, Harp and Guitar, and
singing and Drawing, by the best Professors:
The French Language will receive special stten-
ton and be under the charge Of French iedy VINO
will reside in the fsmily the object being to teach
the PUPILS both the philosophy of the language snd
to speek il with ease and sccurscy To this end, it
will be the medium of communication IN the Ia"ily'
The Junior and Senior classes shall receive equal at
MISS PEGRAM proposes also, the formation Of a
Classical Literature. Young ladies who have left
school, may end this material aid TO seifimprove-
meut and those from distance, who may wish 10
come as Psrler Boarders, can join this class
MRS J. w. PEGRAM will have charge OF the
Boarding Department and will unto with Miss Pc
ing Of the young ladies'.
Terns-Boarding during the entire session.. 8 zoo
English Course. ios
Foreign Languages, EACH. ~.
Music at Professors charges.
Persons wishing Pupils, or to make further
enquiries relative to the school, WI applyto
Linden Square, Richmond. Va.
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Tuesday Sllorn1nM, September 23, 1855
Richmend nlarkets. sept M
TOBACC3-lThe receipts Of Tobacco are small
this week. also the breaks ana more animation 10 abe
market to day The stock on hand Ia che karsh
for insrection sssducsd very mach Ia the last week
We quote Inferior Lu9s ct &72587 -; rood
shipping IS 5aas5os fne mspuhcturins S9.50dlo
laferior Leef eIV1iLiu; tnods ef10tz3e. Pine
0temmirr SsS5o9l5 Fine 6hipptue et&dt6 Fine
manufacturing ei51Ss.s of1s0 Some small parcels
extra FIVE bright Wrappers ese1ioo.
FLOUR.--No trAnsactious ana netting 70 base quo.
taaions upon. & -. &c.
WHEAT-Msrket heavy today. Wa quota good
to prime red Sl.4q1l IS; do whifs 81 .4s0t.oo We
are informed that very choice article OF family
-four white would briug 81 So but none considered
equs to that grade has been offered in market to-day
CORN We continue former quotstions IS to zoe
per bushel, market quiet =. - 9
oATs.-scAros; ~ 10 nc per husheL ~
GUAN0--We quote Peruvian sttli NJ $50 per ton.
BACON -Mertet dall asd stock large, We quote
Sides Ini 4ie3 per H.; Shoulders eS1ea; Sugar
cured Hams 10 cts.; Hams i2d Is eta ~ in quality.
wHIsKEY- I've qu6te Riehmond Rectifsd 34d
IS cts. per gallon Csncinna.i-Aope. =
BY telegraph. s
New Yoax. Sept. t22.- Flour declined State 8 20
a6.ao. Ohio S6.2od6.4o. Standard Southern esy7
NH Wheat droopins. Southern white sI,s7. Corn
hsif cent lower. e1 sssaE.s's sfay
stock. lower, Virginia Sc 1921. 80. =
BALrIaoss, sspas z2.-Brssds.aHs entirely nm.
CHANGED. aaS
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OFFICE, VA r. x M INSURANCE CO, 1
80 RICHMOND se4ths july, 1855. )

u EMOyALs-Thls Company. having re
IL moved to their new of6ce, No. siSl Main street
next doof 70 the Dispatch Office, 10 prepared here
tofore take FRS and Marine Risks on fair terms
Chartered in l352 and having now been in opera
ton over twenty.four years. during which time they
have met claims for loss 10 the ertene Of largely over
A MILLION or DoLLAss-they refer to the hstory Of
the past afordins The very best guarantees for the
future. The long acquaintance of this Institution
with the inuring PUBLIC has enabled it to become ia
information withheld, that viii tend TO insure ac-
curacy and give sstsfsctone They will be happy to
dressed either the President Secretary, and will
in render such facilities ~ may be in their
power to their natrona 49, = 49,.
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VALUABLE LAND AND MILL FOR
SALE.-The subscriber will sell bis Farm, con-
tanning about four hundred acres, with good build
ipgs The dwelling house has seven rooms aod OF her
buildings in abundance He will also sell his half of
the Genito Mills with four of stones. two for
wheat and two for corn, capable of grinding from
three to four hundred bushels per day and night of
wheat and The location of this property is
very good being within three mites of Powhstan De-
pot, on the Richmond and Danville Railroad, from
which point 1t ia about 81 miles to Richmond Any
information desired will be given by addressing mr.,
at Genito gsst Office, Powhstau, at any time during
the fall or Winter The other half of the mill be
bought VIM. MURRAY.
So l2-d2sw8ta cat
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ENGLIsH classical AND NIATHt-

TSN1ILISH classical AND MATTE.
II MATIOAL SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES.
The su bscrber will open School for young Ladies,
at DR. CauthorLs residence, the fret Monday In Dc
tober.. Ia this school, which will be continued nine
mouths will be taught besides the ordinary branches
of an Eng ish Education. Latin Greek Mathenathcs,
French and Music The subscriber has had many years
experience in and she atters herself that she
lions and success She will be aided by competent
assistants. Terms. tor English branches $40 tor
Latin. Greek, French, Mathematics snd Music $50
to $50, payable semi-aunually in advance:
3.s I NJ ADELINE CAUTHORN, Principal.
Sc 18--lm*
WI class in Singing Vocaization and instruction on
the Piano. the second week in October
Any commune alton may be left att H. Tayi TORS
or Mrs. Pellets on Broad street :. Sc I'm
DICHNOND UOLLEGk.-The next SEES
II sion will open Ist October and close lat July.
Payable one.hslf let October, balance 18th Febry
Tuition in Coiiesiste Department, SS. ~
e., +" Academic 45m'
Deposit fes O.; Printing, &c, 50, $50
Students occupying rooms in the Cole ge during the
day only, are charged So for room rent and DAY
scholars of the Academic Department s for fuel =,
Students unprepared for the Collegiate course, viii
be received in the Academic Department, under the
charge Of Mr. John C Long
: For further infornstion ses catalogue at Harroii
L Murray's Bookstore. Sc lo-otisto
N1R,s. e 8 DAliDEN begs leave 10 I'm
lvl form her fiends and the pubic that ner schoo'
for young Ladies, Shockoe Hill Marshall street,
between 4th end 5th Streets II now oPe
ration: and that she will he assisted by her husband
the Rev James NJ Derden, who. as well as herself,
has had much experience in teaching, and WIN give
speclal attention to the thorough Anthmetlcai un'
cluding Book -keeping) and Mathematical depart
ments.
Richmond Sept II, 1856 Sc lo-im
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q L. RUMkUs~,.. = q Ill DOL, in the
". basement of the Univarsalist Church, Mayo st.
The thirteenth session of this school will commence
on the 18th inst and close the 10th of July next
TERMS, PER SESSION.
For English studies with without Elementary
Latin ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 80. 90
Fer Classics and acknowledgements. 60 90
Modern languages and Drawing at the usual rates
Mr. B. will be aided by Mr.. Henry Battails, who
for the last two years has been engaged with Mr..
Lewis NJ Coleman u. in the Hanover Academy.
N BAT the SO iicitation of friends limited num-
Der of small boys in the elementary English branch
es, will be admitted at forty dollars.
S-Imk
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MIR. LEFEBVRE' sCHUOL, RfchmOnd,
lN VA--The next session of this Institution will
open on the LIST day of October, 1885, and close on
the first day of Jnly, 1857.
TERMs.-Roard $500; Washing $40; English TUT
ton $40; Modern Languages, each $50; Latin 500;
Music on Piano, Harp or Guitar $50; Drawing go;
Drawing from nature $40; Painting water coiors $40;
in oil $50 Primary Department for children under
10 years Of age $50.
RgFERENsEs-- Patrons of the School; Right Rev.
Bishop Mead, Right Rev. Bishop Johns, Right Rev.
Bishop Cobbs of Alabama, Rev. Moses D. Hoge, D..
D., Rev. T. v. Moore, D D., Rev. B. Gilder.leevs.
FAcuL TY--Hubert P. Lefebvre, A. M, Principal;
Rev II s. Keppler, Rev. w. Z. Webb. Am; } z. Lit.
tie NJ D. r. Lewis NJ. D Joseph Micharc John
A. Calys, C. w. Thilop, Miss Gordon. Mrs Taylor.
Madame Estven, Mile Lacy, Miss E. Bartlett, Mile
villemet, French Goyerness, etc, etc.
All letters to be directed to
" T. Am HUBERT P. LEFEBVRE.
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CAPITAL, S20O, 00Olll

ses9s8 DIRECTORS. r--
4. NJ. ALFRIEND, President.
II. L. Kent, of Kent, Paine Co., -.--.
II. w. Qusrles, T.. :, u -. = a. .,-.,a. Ii
VIM. Beers, of Beers 4 Poindextef,
H. w. Fry, of II. w. Fry 4 Sons
Wn. Palmer
J. A. Iuloes, q rsE "a 49, '--z
A. K Parker of Parker, Nim,no & Co,
J. l.. Wsdsworth, of Wsdsworth, Turner Co.,
Tho Samson of Samson Pas, y.,t.s
C. w. PURCELL Of c. w. Purcell CO.
h. l.. Winston,
j. p Winston, of Winston l. Powsrh ,.
8. e. Pulliam, ~ as "a s,
f. A. Claiborne, ,71le ofsl x.-.i,af
P. Cullen, = - 8
Geo. w Smith, of Smith HARDWOOD.
" 24-fs- - -L-CaHAAbIN,s ec,y.
r-Regulsr discount day ofthe company is Thurs.
day in each week-paper 70 be offered before ssik
on that day - is5lL 81 so .5z - 49,
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60 FALL TRADE MI
a 1 s =! A
THE GREAT SOUTHERN HAT AND
CAP NANUFACToRY AND DEPOT.
JOHN DOOLEY, 81 Main Street,
RICHMOND VA


HAS now ready for the Fall trade by wholesale and
reteil the NEST varied and extensive stock he has
ever imported or manufactured
In order that the requirements of all his customers
may be most fully met-aud TO obviate the necessity
of country merchants and others going or sending
North for their Goods he has laid in assortment Of
every article in his line both home and foreign, for
Ladies' Gentiemen's, Children's and Servants wear
which he could find in the different markets he has
visited or communicated with.
To the getting of Silk and other Hats in his
mandatory, he pays the closest attention, and
feels confident that few other houses North or South
can equal, aud none excel him therein.
His facilities for conducting his business being of
the most complete kind all orders will be filled with
the greatest punctuality and promptnsss.
an SO-ts
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- FALL shOEs FOR LADIES'
The subscriber begs leave to inform the Ia
dies that he Is now receiving his F all stock
f SHOES, SLIPPERS and CATERS, for their
wear, recently selected with great care By himself
He hes already received
Black and coored Cater Boots, with heels
Black Morocco Boots do do
Black and colored Cater Boots without heels
Black and brown Slippers, Of Morocco and French
Morocco Walking Shoes
Do Boo's thick soles and thin
White Kid Slippers
Fancy Toilet Slippers.
He will be constantly receiving additions to his
stock which will make it all times worthy the atten
ton Of the ladies' and respectfully invites call from
all in need of anything in his line
JOHN C. PAGE JR.,
"a II IS Main street.
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EATS. CAPS. SHOES. SO.


IN, FALL STOCK OF HATS, CAPS,
Hi LADIES AND CHILDRENS FANCY FURS
AA FOR l856.--We are now ope ming at the new
and extensive Hat, Cap and Fancy FUR Depot, new
and complete assortment of Hats, Caps, Ladies and
chidrens Fancy Furs, comprising the latest and most
fashior able Styles suitable for the fall and winter
which will be sold at wholesale and retail on the
most favorable terms.
The attention of our customers, merchants and
Others is espectfuly called to the above new and
splendid stock which for style and quality cannot
be exceiled.
George w Duesberry, 90 long known to the trade 10
now engaged with u.s. and will BIO pleased to see bis
old customers.
BINFORD, DICKINSON WElSlGER,
No 70 Main street.
n B. Hats of the fines. quality made to order at
the shorest notice.
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JseksHz.- THE MUSIC ST'OHk.-f
ssm11H ~ HI. TAYLOR would remind his
HN MOI friends and the public generally that
u his store 10 on Governor street,

oMs, GUITARS, VIOLlNS, FLUTES and ACCOR-
oECNS, of the best quality, and the lowest prices
He % sole agent in this city fer the sale of the cele
b,s.sd knnns Clsrk's PIANOS, which are not sur
passed By any other Makers and equalled but by few
Also Gale l. Co.'s superior Pianos.
Ga,trr and Violin STRINGS, of the best quality.
he has the largest stock of MUSIC to be found in
this State and is constantly receiving the latest publ
cations which he will sell at the reduced prices
and upon as good terms as can be had elsewhere.
" Pianes tuned, repaired, and let ON hire.
IL Old Pianos taken in part pay for new ones
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-23

SOAP STONE nneiy pnlysrIxed, for sale
~ By WIN. SATTLER
els n l42 Main street.
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MRS. A. ID. -s+ IDLE will resume her
WI class in Singing Vocsization and instruction on
the Piano., the second week in October.
Any commune alton may be left at P. H. Tsylo
or Mrs. Pellets on Broad street. Sc Sim
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- EOK KENT-.The Rooms Iyer NV
&a ftores on Franklin street, occupied for the Ia &
- five ysars by Mrs. Rosne, az boarding house
Eight commodious rooms, good kitchen and civ
water the premises and of the best ecslitiss
in the city first class boarding house. Posse ssion
given the 18th September. Apply to
WILLIAM T. KING,
. Sc 5-ts and Franklin strent
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>ces FOR RENT--A Dwelling House Mt
ESs the corner of Cary and Foushee streets. Five
W.N rooms with replaces in them. besides the ki,c
en- and outhouses for servants A small garden. This
house ID conveniently arranged and in good ordsr-is
occupied by the owner " no intends TO go to Il
country. The premises may be seen by any pers,
desiring TO rent. Possession given imme distey. For
terms apply to THoS. J. EVANS.
4-ta
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THE DAILY, DISPATCH

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rs~ FOR HINT OR LEAsE.-At Inc OPP
E.;.a ton Of the tenant, the tenement tNo ~ on
IaA Franklin street, recently occupid by Mr. JONI
I'll. Gary, grocery. IL 10 situated very near Use
market and is considered of the best location.
the city for grocery dry goods store Posssss'o
given at one 9sy's notice. Apply to bAkEA
n AYLETT, Trustee,
su 7S-ts Law ofFice us Main street.
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E:: with SIX large and three small ROOFS and two
EAA closets. Kitchen, Wood and Coal House en- thu
premises. IL has been occupied by Jno. Harrison
Esq. 1t s well adapted for the accommodation of a
senteel family; situated on the of Clay and
2fth streets. Possession given the LIST of October
next. Rent moderate Apply to the subscriber OPP
posite the above named property, at Pearson a.
NewelPs Carpenter shop, on 18th street. between
franklin and Grace streets.
Sc i8-6t JOHN p PEARSON.
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Us. FOX fSENT.---A very desirable frame
H:l House, situated on 5th street, between Broad
H. and Marshall near St. James Church contan.
ing rooms, kitchen with roons, aud large garden
attached suitable for large size family Possession
given Immediately. Apply to ED. ID EACHo,
l8-6t Pearl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-04
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT

-O II. I'M.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS market opened AZ tho dac,na
previously noticed but at the close holders were Iess
g to sell 1T the current reduction Ia prices Tba
factions embraced about 1000 700 bbls inclnsin,
common 10 extra State At 81 rs So Western lxai s.ncs
snd extra brands " rs % 6eh extra Genesee ran1sa
rom 80 $40 eak Canadian was dull and lower, With
sales OF small lots at 80 49, Southern sold To tbs
tent Of abont 500 bbs., at IS so So al for re -.
choice, and % S7a $40 26 for fancy and extra brsnd
Rye Hour and cornmeal we're quiet and sales we're
Rort.nt WnestErte market was about 4c. &C., 10 YER
there was some milling demand for prime lots Al Iowa
figures, While inferior nominal the sales vera c,
fired to about 900 bushels Canadian white At 20 On
Corn was heavy and from 2c. &C. lower; the saIewe
confined 70 600 600 bushels, including New Jersey
new yellow at Soc, Southern mixed At a.
and Southern yellow snd white with old Western mi
Me.0 ssc. rye vas scarce and about 5000 bushels
q ia 81 rs. Oats ruled dull, at 42c. q 45c for
View Jersey, 44c 46c. for State and Ate. 49c for
Western. -
Corm,-There was more doing and at fan prices. The
sac embraced about 900 900 bsRs Of RIO at ii
11Zc with small lots Of prime quality Al I2c a00
Co. Msracaibo at llhc- he, and 200 mats Java at
HHc. 4hc.
COTTON, The sales embraced from 500 600 ba a.,
The market closed firm NJ the previous advances
FRrIr.-Abcrt ESQ boxes bunch ra'sins were sold AZ
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Net increase to January 81 1856 $3.50 s22
This is the most active season Of the year for i'm
ports, and the most inactive for exports. Foreign
manufactures for the spring trade generally arrive
during January and February. The suspension of
internal navigation and the distractions usually ex
navigation, serve to limit shipping operations and
keep down the export trade. This season we we
had more difficulties to contend against than usual,
but we trust they will soon disappear. As the sec.
son advances and the weather becomes milder, our
railroads will operate more regularly and our re-
ceipts of produce from the interior be in greater
volume.
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LME-The market was quiet and prices nominal ct 81
for common and 81 81 Tor lump.
MoIAssE-Salss OF 200 bbls. New Orleans ma 10
at a. . Ace.
NAVAL sroRH-Spirts were steady, with sales II $50
bbls 1T 4kc cash. and 200 bbls. sold in the af,5
yesterday from the wharf, IN shipping ORDER at
Ale cash
On-Iipseed was unsettled BY the foreign news aud
dealers waiting the receipt OF the Arsotas letters
before caeripg 20 do much Crude whale was firm but
quiet Crude sperm unchanged MAnufs stured, from
store So c. Natural and bleAched stood 81 81 TO-
Lard was dull &C., 81. Sales Of 400 baskets
oil "a IS for pints, and IS IS for quarts
PRoymoSs-pork, the turn of the market favored pur
cbasers The sales embraced 400 500 bbs inclu ling
mess ct SO l2 SO Is and prime at Sl4 12K Sl4 25
Beef heavy and tended to lower pices sales Of zoo
bbls. made at 80 80 Is for country prince and
$40 Is 3I rs for country mess, with small sales Of
Vermont and repacted Western, at $13 80.
worthy OF notice Bacon firm, With some sales
made to arrive At p l. Cut meats wore quite steady
Sales 200 terces shoulders were made ut Ike. 7Hc
and hams 1T old prices. Lard inactive; sales of
about zoo $50 bbls made A. l0Ac. 1lc., the lat
ter figure for prime Butter dull at 18c 22hc for
Ohio and 24c 28Hc. for State. Cheese was in fair de-
mand at 60. 10hc-
RfcK.-Sales OF rs casks were made at Axe for COM
mon and Sc. SIC. for good to prime.
SPKH.Ssles Of 900 lbs. No. nutmegs were made at
S7hc- soc.
SrGARs-The market was Arm; sa'es OF $50 200 hhds
New Orleans and Cuba at unchanged prices and 800
hhds uppurged for refining, to come from Eastern
port At PIT.
wHnKEY-sales of eco = 500 bbls Ohio and prison at
SAC. Q 36c.
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ID ALL sUPPERa--THR MANHATTAN HOUSE sJppps
ID ooms Us Bowery, between Houston and Stanton ,eets
iad and gentlemen visiting tseates balls or wishing
areai fast dinner supper VIII find this
able place take refreshments Private entrance Ihs
srppci rooms, GEORGE W. DEAN, Propr etor
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Weesix Report or Death

Weekly Report or Deaths
In the city and county Of New York. from the 26th day of
January TO the I'd day Of February 1856.
Men, a. women, 80; boys, l1S girls lo4-Totai, $50
Adults 49, children 222; males, 162; females, i73,
colored persons, 0.
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cRERIFF,s SALE OF RLEaANr HoUsrgoJ.D pre

CRERIFF,s SALE OF ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD PYR
- ptuJe-A- NJ CRIsTALAR, Aucuoneer, q HOVER
will sell on Tuesday Feb at l0h O'Clock rosewood book
rosewood bureau rosewood SOFAS mahogany Ia
eos 2mshcgany teistcads oak chamber suit 2mahogsny
easJ chairs mahogany washstand, mahogany chairs
bureaus mahogany centre tables and 80 hour an IA
clocks. BY order Of the Sheriff.
THOMAS vEITCH, AUCTIONEER-STORB 10 SPRUCE
street-6herifs sale Of gas pipe, &cOn Monday Feb
consisting of large quantity Of gas pipe, &c.
RI. CHOMb1E. Dnputv a,erJG
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DRY GOODS, SO.
1919 NEW SPRING FASHIONS, 1874
lOOOs MANTlILAS.

1QEC NEW SPRING FASHIONS 1884,
lOOO. MANTfILAS.
MoLYxxUx HktLpg EPxING ANNoUNCEnEnv
To tho Wholesale Merchants Of tbs Union.
DAsI0Ns.
MOLYHEUx BELL, SO CANAL STREET.
Respectfully yies The attention os
WholesAle jobbers merchants all sections II the
country bis large imported and anufaosured stock Of
LADIko MAHrLES.
All own ,usve styles and patterns the unique and
fashionable ever exhibited 10 this city,
Embracing ali The most distinguished styles the
coming
Black and cOlored silk manlllas
Embroidered scarts and nantes, . leading article
Black and coorsd MORE antique aud Lace Ia endless variety
1000 black applique, from ~ 30 up.
The lar 1es stock Of chana mantas 10 be found la
tie trade
White embroidered muslin mansles
Real guipurs mAnllas at al prices very Largo -
sortmfnt
anteee that his stock In all new, aud OF the
kECHkRCHE pEsCRIfrtoNs
MOLNNEUX BELL.
s. Canal street, Now York