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Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-10-25
AMERICAN BARDECuEI
The friends Of
EILLMORE AND DONELS0N
WIN have GRAND MASS MEETING asd BARBECUE
in Houma on
SATURDAY. OCTOBER Is.

- Messrs Louis Duvigusaud, DR.. Harmon, Charlie
Dreux, Judge Cage K. q. Kirdgs. odd cher distin-
guished speakers expected b present The eeea.
doc.
The public q this and adjoining parishes are invited 70
b present. Amps accommodation will b made tos he
Ladies'. oetl0 ID
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AN INFALLIBLE RICIPE.-At this season when
dysentery becomes very prevalent, the following
means of curing the same, which are within the
reach of every person at almost any hour, will be
useful:
Take one table spoonful Of common salt and
mix it with two table spoonfus of vinegar and
pour upon it half pint of water either hot OF
cold (only let it be taken cool) A wine glass full
OF this mixture in the above proportions taken
every half hour will be found quite effacious In
curing dysentery. If the stomach be nauseated
wine glass full taken every hour will suffice
For child the quantity should be = teaspoonful
OF salt and one of vinegar in tea cup full of wa
ter.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-09

THE FRENCH MEDIATION IN THE DIFFICULTY
WITH MExICo.-Las Novidades, after announcing
that the Queens government had accepted the me.
dation of France for the settlement Of the differ
ences with Mexico, says:
m Alvarez, tie Spanish envoy, has been in
structed by Gen. Zabaa to notify the Mexican
government his arrival in the bay Of Vera
Cruz that he was ready to pleseBt his credentials,
provided the bonds taken from the Spanish Gre
ditors were restored, the interest due on them
paid, and the legitimacy of the debt, already
sanctioned by 8 treaty, sgain acknowledged, -
Should the Mexican government agree to pay
and restore the bonds, 81. Alvarez will land and
Immediately deliver his credentials; if not, he
will return to the Havana on board one of the
steamers, and leave the three ether ships in obseI
vation before Vera Cruz. The Captain General OF
the island of Cuba announced that he could dis.
pcse of 5000 of the best troops well armed and
equipped Injured to the climate of the country, and
ready to march wherever the government thought
proper to order them. Gen. Concha offers at the
same time to tit out larger force, if necessary,
without the least danger for the security tran
guilty of the island"
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| Murder Trial Thomas g. Smith eharerd with
the murder Of Joseph Royal Crouch 81 Henrico.
| On the iSth MAY last. was srraisned before the
County Court yesterday for examination. Messry.
McRae and Crnmp appearing ~ his counsel and
| Mr.. John B. Young for the Commonwealth ()ur
readers no doubt remember the substance Of the
evidence elicied before the committing magistrat ts
aner the death Of Mr.. Crouch, and we shall mt
therefore, 60 through II again. Mr.. Smith was
a - overseer on Mr. Crouch's farm, and the two
nAe unpleasant words about the riding and feed.
.ne ot : mule. Smith states that Crouch cursed
49, nu scuseo MIN. and then struck at him two or
daS s,mes with hoe. The first blow he says he
uoaged, tne second he warded off with pitcifork.
ano H - Sroucn was about TO make the third ht,
S..a ssi1so another hoe, struck him ON the
f"c.arng his skull and telling him to the
ss;.. no aomits that he could haYeprotected
himself from all injury by Crouch v;tho,t strik;nS
Hll, put tnaf ne used the hoe to let him (Croncb)
man. :" use AsAins' "
A number Of witnesses were examined ,o- .h.
commonwealth, and efforts were made hv ths 10.
renee 10 prove that Crouch had decided his farm IN
ais family and had no control over Smith or tba
farm and stock, but this the court overrrled as
c.ss wsa h the close Of the testimony the
court remanded the accused for trial An apuii.
casion Tor bail will be submitted to-day
Ass'sS- "A man named William Thscker. re-
sidipg on 18th street. while in q pet with his w;fs
last Sunday night, caught her by the arm and
s.'o hof sacn Vioient Jerk that he fractured one
OF the bones He then got DR.. Parker to set the
fracture, and cut out for parts unknown
Sealing Chickens Henry Scott, q free negro
was arrested and Gagged yesterday for stealing
chickens in the first market From present ap
pearances an egg Of trouble is Matching for him.
and when his chicken gets before the Mayor. he
will be apt to get his feathers picked off,
Tracellcrs-A large number of persons are ira.
Yelling up the Central railroad every day. en-
route for the various watering places in the noun
tains Many of our citizens, we understand. viii
spend q portion of the summer at Gordonsyile
and Everettsvile, on the Central road People
can go where they please to kill time, II they
have the means to spare, but we are pretty salts
ned in our minds that our Southern friends can
hnd no healthier place on the continent at which
to spend the summer months, than in Richmond
Here the water is excellent the markets well spp-
piled the city clean, the air pure, and the hotels
suparo, and if these are not enough to ensure
oetn health and comfort, then we should like 10
ieAfh what else is necessary.
To be Iadiossj-Charcs Welsh, charged with
assauiting Adolph Lange with a screw driver, on
the 3th inst was again before the Mayor yesterday
ana number of witnesses were examined. At
the close of the evidence the accused was held to
Dali to answer an indictment by the next grand
jury for violent assault
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-09

AN AMERICAN WEDDING IN PARIs-The Paris
correspondent of the New York Times, writing on
the 18th ult, says:
French were convened yesterday morning at the
American embassy, in this city, to witness the
marriage of Mr.. Ronald Mcdonald, of New York
city, to Miss Josephine Lesieur, daughter of Mr.
John B. Lesieur, formerly of Richmond. Va, but
for the last seventeen years q resident Of Paris
The parties are both young and wealthy, and start
in life with every assurance of happiness which
the heart could desire
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-09

SPERM WHALEs.-The Nantucket Inquirer pub
fishes the following extract from letter. received
by the last steamer from Callao:
"Ths bark Eliza, Capt. Phillips now a. Callao,
reports, that while in sight of Staten Land to the
nortbvard, bs sailed whole day through large bo.
d,s of sperm whales, and as far as he could see,
tor miles around, the whole ocean was covered
with them Through the whole day be felt that
his ship was in danger, as his deck was wet with
the spray from their spouts, SO near were they to
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MURDER AT HAMPTON A correspondent Of
the Petersburg Express, states lat at Hampton,
Va on Saturday, policeman named Lively was
killed by Malone keeper of a grocery, in which
an unlawful assembly of negroes was gathered to-
gether. Lively entered for the purpose Of arrest
ing him, when II. siezed gun, loaded it with buck
shot and killed him. Malone has not been arrest.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-09

BATTLE WITH THE INDIANs.-The Savannah
Georgian states that battle was fought on the
lith between some of the Florida State volunteers
and a party of Indians, near Fort Frazier, Florida
Among the killed were Lieutenant Carlton Lott
Whichden and VIM. Parker. On the 10th, the In
dams and whites had another fight, in which Robt
+. Prince aud George Howell were killed. and four
wounded. About three Indians were killed IN the
first ENLARGEMENT. and seventeen in the last.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-09

GREAT FIRE IN I.oWELL-A fire took place in
Lowell, Mass on the 4th, which consumed about
picker of the Richmond waddng mill, q large
three-story building and then spread with fearful
rapidityto the adjoining mills, burning to the
ground two two-story batting mills, two large
store houses one dwelling, and partially destroy
ing two store houses belonging to the p. o. Rich
mond estate.
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RETURNED CALIFoREIAN.-Some two weeks
AGO Californian returned to Salem who had been
absent over seven years, and whose family, sup
nosing him to be dead, had administered upon his
estate He had not been heard from after the first
two wears, and Jews of his decease having been
received both by spiritual telegraph and persons
supposed to know his wife took out letters OF ad-
mini stratiou and sought to arrange for her family
AZ an ipdependent woman Upon his return he
found her embarrassed, being nothing but a
widow Neuburyp0rt Herald.
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FOURTH ON JULY ACCIDENTAL New Ca
naan, Conn, on the 4th, while some persons were
preparing to fire salute, boy threw fire crack
er amonga pile of cartridges exploding the whole
by which twenty bystanders were badly burned
One is dead, and five others are not expected to
live
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NAFAL.-The Genoa correspondent of the New
ark Advertiser under date of June l3th state that
the Congress- and the Constitution. Commodore
Breeze,) Of the Mediterranean squadron. are en-
route for Gibraltar, where they will ait the issue
Of the diplomatic disturbance with ENGLAND
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SHIP STRVCK BY LIGHTNIE6.-On the I'd inst
the schooner Mary Louisa, bound from Savannah
mainmast was struck; the force of tho lightning
split the spar from the top near to the deck al
hands on board were severely injured; they lost
the power Of speech, and were several hours re
cayerinU
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-09

MINNESOTA TERRITORIAL letter from q gen.
tleman in this Territory says: Immigrants are
pouring into this beautiful, fertile and keathful
Territory with unprecedented rapidity. 1t is be.
leved there will be little II any less than seventy
five Thousand additions to our population this
wear"
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STEAMBOATS, DESTROYED ON THE WESTERN
RlvERs.-Upwards of thirty steamboats, have
been destroyed by fire, fifteen demolished by the
ice, and twelve rendered useless by boiler explo
sions thus far during the present year on the
western rivers. Sixteen have cen burned at Al
giers, La, aud st Louis, Mo.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-09

FALSE SwEARIsG.-To such degree has false
swearinp been carried in the courts Of New York,
thai meeting has been called to consider the SUBJ
iec aud il Is proposed to form an association to in-
yestiea,e cases OF the kind and to follow them to
punishmeat 1t was stated at the meeting that
there were persons who made regular business
of letting themselves out IS witnesses.
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DIR. o. E. Turner, ayoung physician of this city

Dr. o. Il. Turner, young physician of this city,
died in France on the 10th ult
Within the past month about three thousand six
hundred British troops have arrived in Canada.
There were three hundred and thirty.two deaths
ia Philadelphia last week. In New York during
the same time, there were three hundred and nine
ty four deaths.
Mr.. Du Bois. the Netherlands Minister. stiu re-
fuses to testify In the case against Herbert for the
murder of Keating.
Madame Soroni (Miss Virginia Whiting Of Bos
the part Of Norma
Senator Sumner left Washington Monday morn
Ing, beupd for some watering place, IL suppsssd
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said temperate man to tipplIng friend, what
makes you drink such stuff ~ you dof Why. the
very hogs wouldn't drink that brandy" "Thsts
cause they is brutes,' said Tom. Poor creatures
they don't know what's good"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-09

DESPERATE AFFRAY-At a political meeting
held at st. Peters Parish, y c., on the 3D. fgh,
took place between Hon. Ed. Martin, the chair
man, and Mr.. Jesse Peoples, q member of the
South Carolina House of Representatives. which
resulted in general row, in which Mr. pesplel
was killed and DIR. L. ii. Martin, son OF the chair
man. severely cut
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-09

A LONG 1MrRIsohMENT-Two wealthy ladies',
Misses Ann and Elizabeth Sherwood, of Sheffield,
England, have just been liberated by the interven
ton of their friends, after fourteen years imprs-
onment for contempt of the Court OF Chancery-
They continued in prison fourteen years rather
than produce al unimportant document in their
possession.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-09

YELLOW FEVER AT MATANzAs,-The schooner
bronebt In from sea to the quarantine In the bay
Of New York, on Sunday, with nearly her whole
crew disabled by yellow fever. She reports the
yellow fever Ct Matanzss, usually q vsry healthy
port. II had been brought there frsm Havana by
vessels
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n0CT. PL ME, of The Old Medical
" El.-ae L. alIl enRssed al of Se

bUt L. z Il vi Il, oil lie OlG MeGicd1
~ House is sti engaged in treating AL sorts of Sc
LTet Diseases and hereby invites call from those
<sh5 have bten untortunae ia their xssociations.-
n tho country who have been given up by their
3hyNeans as inCursble. Cases few indeed that
cannot be reached by medicine when correctly aP-
RIyd The article known as the CHEMICAL EX.
TRACT or FRENCH FLOWERS, 10 probably the
very best talag before the public for renoTsting
!: sysem shattered by dissipation other cause
-. .IT Ague and Fever remedy, called FRENCH
I, Once en- franklin street just below the Exchange
ho'e ana trst door South of Trinity Church, Rich
uUnd, Va
Medicines securely packed and sent to order, with
TAI directions. IjeSl
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THE RED MEE-The Petersburg Order of Red
Men intend joining their brother order In Rich
mond to-day in the celebration of the anniversary
of the latter. They meet At their "Wigwam,' ~
ore o'clock p M and march 10 the Richmond
depot, where, at 3, they will take an extra train
for the Metropolitan city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-09

Hon JOHN G. BRECKlNkIDGE-The Old Line
sented the Hon. John e. Breckenridge with q
handsome pair of horses "as an evidence of their
pride in their fellow citizen, though of opposite
linlitirs
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PoIsoNED.-Rev. Robert Springer, of Washing
ton county. No, and family, were poisoned on the
LIST, by negro girl in their employment Mr.. S.
died on the 3d. and his family ware lying very i'll
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THE DAILY DISPATCH,
Wednesday NiorninE July D, IS58.

RAILROAD AcciDkSr.--0n Monday afternoon
the train frem Washington for Baltimore. OIL the
Washington branch Of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad, was thrown from the track near Elk
Ridge Landing, killing two persous and woundins
thirteen others. The Baltimore Sun of Yesterday
says:
The engine and tender, after running some ten
10 fifteen yarda down this sideliug. were over.
turned by the broken rails and thrown directly
across the main track, when the whole train was
dashed apon them. The first car which struck It,
osgsage car, turned entirely over IL and was
broken up, the contents being strewn In every d..
recuon. The next also baggage car. vas thrown
entirely from the track and wrecked. The next
man and express car, was thrown upon the top
OF the wreck Of the others and broken into frag-
ments Ihe smoking car came next, and this was
cut in twain by passenger car In the rear, which
ran directly through it, Both these cars were
shivered to pieces, the latter being thrown directly
upon the top of the former. About one-thrd Of
the next passenger was torn off by coming in
contact with those In advance of il, while the end
OF the next WAS stove in. The two remaining
cars In the rear were uninjured. Those wounded
were, for the most part in the smoking and first
passenger car. The engine and tender are as per.
feet wreck as could be possibly made.
James Cough, the engineer, was caught beteath
baggage car and killed, a. was William A. Nan
gle, a paper vender of Baltimore. aged 80 years
William Bridges, of Baltimore; Jacob Croft, bag.
gage master; G. w. Hoover, conductor, and ten
others. were slightly wounded.
TIKI AMERICAN MINISTER IN LoNDoN.-A cor
respondent of the Manchester (Eng) Guardian
thus describes Mr.. Dallas, the American Minister,
as be appeared at the Queens Drawing Room,
June 80:
Mr.. Dallas moved In the gay crowd 5ten dis
ttHgne, as was said of Lord Castleraugh, at the
Congress of Vienna, by the simplicity of his attire
Mr. Dallas is the most venerable of al tue Ameri-
can ministers that remember Ii you saw him
sitting upon the platform of q Wesleyan Confer
ence, you would indistinctvely turn to him and
declare that he was the ftties man to presd over
their deliberations Indeed, his long hair of sill.
yer white, his sage yet amiabe expression, his
white neckcloth and black clerical looking dress
completely realise ones idea of the president of q
religious conclave Mr. Dallas paid his respects to
her Majesty in . black coat of Quakerke cut
white waiscoat buttoned almost up to his throat
white neckcloth snd black knee breeches, and
black silk stockings. and his tall, yet venerable
figure, was seen In the diplomatic circle, closely
followed by two Young attaches similarly attired
the Americans might have been proud of their
minister; for q more gentiemaniy man, or one
whose bearing was indicative of more simple digni
tyfand selfrespect, was not present at the draw
ing-room."
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Nav WHEAT FLouR.-We notice the arriya,
by H. H. Wright, from Memphis, OF tsn barrel.
-four ground from new wheat, which is the hrst
received this season.-N. @. Com. Bull, June w.
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r. -7zE.szz-=s,rg-7 THE ADAMS,

n, -jsssaEss.g.y1 TIIE ADA Ms, E PhESs
laA Z ssszss UMPANY, l54 Main st.. hav-
shs---Hs-----ing ing resumed their Steamship
Exp-e,s TO and from Norfolk, Petersburg and Rich.
Aaout by steamers jamestown aud Roanoke, which
}esyc New York every Wednesday and Saturday,
and themes by railroad 50 Weldon, Wilmington,
Lyacsbu7s. Salem, Wythevils, and the principal
ssce. IN Virginia and North Carolina, are now pre-
Jared to forward with great Dispatch and at reduced
,strs every hind of Merchandise, Valuable Parcels
yrrslry kc to the above named cities, and all
places the seabOsTd
Our Express on the Steamships will be accompa-
med By special Messengers who will give their per-
sUDsl attention 10 the careful handling of goods
trusted to the ADAMS EXPRESS CO.'S Steamship
Express.
Shippers will please take notice that package to
pui1ts Virginia and North Carolina, will be sent by
steamers, unless otherwise marked
Fseigh. received on day of sailing, until o'clock,
=. S. J. l.. MACDONUGH,
AGENT OF Adams' Exprcss Co.
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The taxes Of New York city for the present
year are sc 100000.
A pair of twin boys, born on the 7th Of June
in La Sale county, Ind have been named Ere
mont aud Dayton,
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MILLINERY.
DG NOTICE TO THE LADIES. 4
~ &-MADAME SON, Fashionnble Mi

s-MADAME SON. Fashionable Mi M&H
ENS hneT takes the pleasure of informing 5&Ss
Paris and New York an elegant assortment of Rom
nets, Caps Head Dresses &C. nich ara really beau
tifu and exces anything of the kind that has ever
been offered in this city; aad as the season s now
vancins, she il determined to sell at very reduced
prices To those who intend going to the Springs an
opportunity now offers of getting Head Dress or Cap
Don't forget the store. MADAME SON, So Main
street, Fashionable Millinery Establishment
ia 24-tmt
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rySPECIAL EOTICE.-Express packages for
Norfolk Petersburg Richmond and all places in Viz
siuia aid North Carolina, intended for shipment by
e4nsAips Roanoke and Jamestown. will hereafter
tie received by the ADAMS k.XPRESS COMPANY,
WIG the authorized Agents for Express privileges
on these 5hips.
Office Of tie New York ard Virginia Steamship
Company. LUDLAM l. PLEASANTS,
ap 4-ls Agents.
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hotels.

-,.r1oS.I HOTEL Main street, stnun-
NAi'Vy Vy,rinis w. J. HUNTER Il co, Pro-
rTleer Omnibus will always be In readiness at the
- pepot to take psssense" TO ana Hom s .n'
70 free Of charge ~ -
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PIANOS...-The subscribe

bs. just received ons Of '1osec.Psr ). {. r..
IN M nj chers celebrated7 octave PIANOS.
u Ii is unnecessary to say anything In
commendation Of Fscher's Pianos; they arc too we'll
known and appreciated to require it. Any person
wishing q superior Piano has now opportunity TO
'''-''' o'' " THos: w. KEEsEE,
apo At Geo. J. Summers. Pearl ct.
A SHAEEFE asp IS sJsbs ~ 1E sisE
MOND FREDERICKSBURG 1ND POTOMAC
RAILROAD COMPANY, bearing an interest of
per the All n ls'o sna cor
tho holder subscribers authorized TO receive
until the 10th dag Of July next, when the same will
portion, OF tho loan OF 5000 0G0 authorized by the
Stockholders of tho Nchmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad Company at their late annass meet
ing. No bill viii be consdered at Iess rate tnan
par and such extent they may be accepted bid
ders will recsis the bands Of the company, payable
the lat Of July 1875 bearing an interest Of per
cent PAYABLE semi annually st the Office OF the com
pany in the city Of Richmond, and convertible ct ths
pleasure OF the holder into stock OF the company.
For ,as .is fhss Sv the espre provons Of tho
Charter of the company, all dividends upon its Stock
and all profits arising fTom its wors are sxempted
from any tax Whatsoever; and a. during the whole
nsy;oa ~ its eraous than twenty years
the average Of dividend earned sad paid BY tho
company has exceeded 6per cent sftsr deduetion
Of eyery item Of expenditure IN the way OF wortiDs
az and interest," it 10 reasonable 70 iatsr tna
Nth the expenditure of the loan authorised IN the
further Improvement Ut theif woIA, he s.ocsSoe.
ill receive greatly increased return upon their IN
vsstment and consequently snosa 20 the purchasers
of the bonds now offered strong inducemsnf for tas
Conversion Of the same into stock Of tho company
For tbs terms Of the loan and any further intofsa
ton in regard to the condition Of the company s1a
the undoubted security OF the loan nSw onsrec cPpS
to the undeniSned NJ. a. hAohA w.
js2s
cyOFAs, BUREAUS, AND GILL Nm
- OFFICE CHAIRS At PRIVATE BALE AED
| ron SALE AT REDUCED PRlCES.-ig saeeuos
acc... n Bureaus and Cabinets: 10 doxsn IhiieIss
cSsIrs escorted sisss 10 wsSh Stands; IL collage
Transis Ssd''sadA ALEX MOTT.
| a. ~ STs10nN n a UM, nDAlxhA5 Ia
j. foREiaN AND DOMESTIC phI oUUrSfi ~
We have large stock and esssss 49, ,sssr.
slss sal line of Liasss asd HoasskssRiss oooss.
with large stock Of omsssoa mcI tas -. .Ss.iss
Gatorjsa and s.rvsntss wear waseA ye ~ WV
vssJ eassp ~ n. ROsENHAun. 4
=, lsa Broad =.
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4 LARGE STOCK OF DRY GOODS

. hHAVE SIUCh VF DIX VUVDS
hELLING OFF AT COST.-M. w. ROSE,
10 lC3 Broad strest. Richmond, Va, with view to
changing his business, will sell from this time the
Vth day Of August, bis large, varied and beautiful
DRESS AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
a COST. The goods the r. manning on hand, will
Dc closed out at public auction.
All persons desiring to purchase Dry Goods of a
superior quality, Will here nd altiicent irducement
% make an Investment, he intends to be very ae
EoiHnodaung, and wants TO save es much expense az
pos''oie BY II not wholly avoiding the auction Bs
VIE call and examine for yourselves
~ D. The store now occupied by will be for
location Tor dly goods store, for which purpose it
Has zen occupied by ne for upwards of II years
NY N-0m M. w. ROSE.