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~ The sale at the United States Hote
will be continued TO-DAY, at o'clock. ..fl
INV IS---lt TAYLOR & WILLIAMS, Arets.
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1rITY BATHS~l1th . II II Il II Z, BE-
ATWEEN MAIN AND CARY STREETS..--Ha
ing erected some fine BATHS, consisting of Cold
Warm and Shower Baths, invite my friends ami
the public generally, to give me q cali; the price
reduced to 90 ctr. for single bath The Barber shCg
attached to it 10 fixed up In . superior style. AMI
Shavin5, Hair Cutting. Dressing and Shampoonins
also, Cupping. Bleeding, Leeching and Tooth Draw
ing will be done a. BEFORE in the quickest and bsf
manner. Please give call, and don't forget ths
sign City Baths" 18th street, between Main and
Cary streets GEORGE BECKING.
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-. WharYNa. WarehonaNa. Z

q. Wharves, Warehouses, and most
vALuABLE KEAL EsrAfE Ar kocKETTs. AT Aucr
rfoN-TO-DAY,s t II o'clock, M !, upon the premi.
sse Ut Rockets win b. sold in one entire parcsi
the MOST Valuable RRorERTy EVER OFFERED IL
THIS CITY We therefore invite the attention. Of
capitalists to this sales - think 1t offers greater
inducements thAnany other investment to be hsd.
Maps and plans win be exhibited, and the boundary
lines pointed out at the time ofsale.
|, 49, JAS. II. GARDNER, rxaentnrs.
HENRY LUDLAM, :.
TAYLOR WILLIAMS, Aucts my ~ S
~ To the Ladies Of Richmond...-We arc
prepared to Clean, or Dye in fancy eolorG Grape
Shawis Silk Dresser Silk Capes. &C., ~ veil e they
can be done in New York. elsewhere. Silk Dresses
cleaned and grease wine spots removed, wftnout
rip1 hR specimens of work at all times be seen
at our Office. DENNI6 BKOThEhi ssfsi
Successors to J. w Hines. Franklin e.,
INV I3--lws Opposite Metropolitan Hall.
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: - -. q e vi vi e H A X Il a N U K
MENTs FOR NEW YORK-son-
NN4ENs Meeting with Boats for BOSTON ria
zL4 lEz4ll- NOR WICHS TONLNGTON,N NEW
PORT efc. ETC.; also acith Boats to ALBANY-The
superior double engine steamship JAMESTOWN,
LOO tons burthen Captain Lewis Parrish, leaves
Richmond every TUESDAY EVENING, at o'clock,
touching at City Point for few moments to receive
passengers and proceeding same night to Norfolk.
which port she leaves every WEDNESDAY MORN
ING at IL O'Clock, and arrive in New York next
afternoon in time to connect with boats to Boston,
Albany &c - 80 5.ls.5
This route will be found to be far the pleasantest
and most comfortable besides being the cheapest
the dust and hest of the railroads avoided, and
there are no changes from time of departure till
rival in New York.
For State-Rooms apply at our office, South side of
Basin. .st- XII IS 49, 5i.'
Passage and Fare to New York, state room inelu.
ded, $l0-Steerage do. S.. E4-s.s 81
Passage to Norfolk same a. by river boats
z "A nv lS-1t Z $lss4l+}tf E.t sf5 5.7sf i
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~ VALUABLE PROPERTY AT AUcTIoN.-we
invite attention to the advertisement Of valuable
Rockets property at auction to-day, including
most valuable wharf property. 1t Is q fine oppor.
tunity for capitalists to invest The day Is coming,
and we hope not far distant when Rockets ground,
and especially wharves, win be extremely valua.
bic, and every foot of it in the greatest demand.
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STEAMSHIP JAmEsrowN.-This fine ship ar.
rived early yesterday morning from New York,
after . pleasant and quick trip. having been only
twenty 1--WE hours from New York to Norfolk
She Iesves again for New York this afternoon, I'M
der summer arrangements, for which we refer to
our columns. ae
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EXTRA TRAIN FOR PETERsBuRG.-Itw win be
seen by the advertisement of the Petersburg Rail-
road that an extra train will be run on that road
during the races g 81 4af ri
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NHcC0KD>S PATENT SUARs 83aI
Vl We would call the attention Of families AMI
others to this newly-iuvented, lAhor-saying SOAP
BY using this Soap the old processt Of rubbing ana
boiling the clothes il dispensed with which will b.
found great saving the clothes and it can also
used with half the labor and time ordinarily cor
sumed in washing whilst the clothes will be whittier
ft seems peculiarly adapted for washing fine Muslin,
and LadieS Collars, alse for Flannes and Blankets
a. it leaves them soft and smooth. For washius
paint, we believe II has no equal.
We respectfully ask trial of this Soap, believing
that one fair trial will establish its claim the zen
best Soap knolcn.
EY- Printed directions accompany the Soap. Put
up in Boxes of "a lbs and 48 lbs Also for sale by
tail C. CREW j. SON, Sole Manufacturer
T my l0-fm Opposite Old Market.
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frrro thc voters efshe City IT R1chnlead.
Al meeting OF the American party Of JeHerson
Wsrd held Oh Saturday evening, the 10th ipsti re-
si0NER or THE REvENUE from that Wasd ;
~ believing myself competent 10 dschaxge tn du-
lies Of tho Office, hope II may be your pisasufe to
my is-tds John n. FRANCISCO.
. - r. the VAfkfs " Richuhond..-I am 4
candidate for the oface Of COMMISSIONER OF
,my 1s--td* JOHN A. HICK0.t
s-ss4 Z IL IA ii n EsssAs
tent6 Of ealers to their auction sale Of Sugar Mo-
laass, 10, sommeadng 1t 10 o'clock, THIS MORN.
ING WithOMt regard to weather.. 4 40 il /
e. Sherj6alsy.r-Wnl.N n. sTIN5LEY, ~
Independent candidate for Sheriff. VIII meet the
voters Of Mcnroe Ward at Oregon Hill Bridge, this
IlTUESDAYl evening, 1t 81 O'clock. my 1S-lt
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nEAR MARY, said Thomas, one mic

nEAR MARY, said Thomas, one nice
II April day, - f,sse 80
We are going to marry, and that right away.
SO soon said the fair one, with bushes and joy;
could net expect to be happy dear boy!
You was going to buy first you told me last night
Alltha housekeeping things; have you got that all
right? -. - -
Yes, Mary! friend (bless his soul) made me 20
To ScHAAP'S FANCY STORE, on the hill, q you
know; t51t 8sl as' = 81
And in short time had all want s1tl.s q
All our China and Glass, and Clock and; can't
Tell you in day what bought-and 90 low -
That Pil advise the whole world to SCHAAPS
Store 60 20. l-..fk slfGfssf
This was at EfE sEs f1#-s SUE
so SCHAAP & CO.'S French Variety Store.
b my 41 Conner Broad and Sd streets
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~ SPECIAL NOTICE.-Express packages for
Norfolk Petersburg, Richmond and all places in yir-
ginis and North Carolina, intended for shipment by
steamships Roanoke and Jamestown, will hereafter
be received by the ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,
who are the authorized Agents for Express privileges
on these ships
Office of the New York aud Virginia Stea mshiu
Company. LUDLAM PLEASANTS,
ap 4--s ~ Agents.
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rHE DAILY DISPATCH.
nr,.s-n Nnxnl Review.


British Naval Review. -.
The Grand review Of the Brisish nee. ON sp'.
had nust have been the most imposing MA
.nertacle which the world has ever Wi1nss.ss1
sr,,rl - .,.o hundred and forty sseaah' sniRs -
var drawn mn n parallel lines, and oecupy'pg
-. - .-s,r. milesi The purssr Of the Her.
- .h,oh ve.sel passed through the squadron
=, ,ns ,,,h, Of the aist ult on her way nom bre
, -. $50, .As the Herman passed between these
,,ns. Of Old Engiand's wooden walls
- .,,.rce was only broken By the TIVE beiis
sarcrncins o'clock, A. NJ, passing from ship y
-. rr,iI lost In the Distance most vivid Idea oil
~. newer and vigilance Of our mother country
"a. Impressed upon all who had remained upon
deck" e8 A..
Tue spectacle Of such feet must soosne tns
morti6cation Of England at her military deneieney
IN the Crimea, and may also moderate any unoas
.xultation on the part Of Louis Napoleon. Inc
preponderance Of Britain upon the water 70 ~ DO
c,ded a. that of France upon the land should
N.no,.on dream of universal empire, the sight OF
such f,eet a. tina. at Spithead must act upon ms
mind like Mordecai, sitting At the kings gate up
on the Jealous soul of Hannah. Never WIN ne 90
satsfed until he can secure for France undisputed
maritime ascendancy-an aspiration which - not
likely soon to be realized. IL
7. NAV possibly occur to some of the projectors
of this naval display that it win not be without its
rood effects in the w estern hemisphere. We stand
In no need, however, of such admonition. No one
In America pretends to deny the great injury
which, in the event Of war, our coasts and COM
merce would suffer from the naval power OF
England, only about third Of which was exhibit
ed In the late review. But large portion OF .aA'
injury would fall ON British interests Inc ci'is'
that their fleets would lombard are hied WIN
British goods, and 1t is mostly British properly
that would be given to the hames New hofA'
Philadelphia, Boston, &c, IS has been wen o.
served are as valuable to English interests ss
Liverpool, or any other large town in the BRUSH
islands. We have no more to apprehend from TINS
monster feet than their own commercial marts-
Moreover. whilst such a squadron, for purposes OF
defence, is . bulwark which might defy all Eu'
rome. 1t is not omnipotsnt for schemes of aggres'
sion as the late naval campaigns in the Baltic ana
Black Seas have fully proved. This same neet,
which shows so masnifcently in a holiday page
ant came back from Cronstadt and from Ssbasto
mol without laurel We, in America, have no
such fortresses a. those of Russia but beyond the
ravages of our coast no naval squadron, however
great could touch the vital interests of our coun
try NOR deprive our people OF that experience and
aptitude in maritime affairs which, in few years,
would enable US to place as large squadron as
that of Britain upon the waters, manned by the
sons of the valiant mariners, who, in the war OF
1872, proved themselves upon every wave more
than match for the mistress of the deep
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. THE ADAMs,E EXPRESS

ing resumed their Steamship
Express to and from Norfolk, Petersburg and Rich
mond, by steamers Jamestown and Roanoke, which
leave New York every Wednesday and Saturday,
and thence by railroad to Weldon, Wilmington
Lynchburg. Salem, Wytheville, and the principal
PLACES in Virginia and North Carolina, are now pre-
rates every kind of Merchandise, Valuable Parcels
Jeweiry &C., to the above named cities, and ell
places on the seaboard a-s 718 ~
Our Express on the Steamships win be accompa-
MED by Special Messenger who will give their per-
sonal attention to the careful handling of goods en-
Express. ks3t3 as esessf5 t1
Shippers win please take notice that packages for
points In Virginia and North Carolina, will be sent by
steamers unle ss otherwise marked. @s5 Erfes
Freight received day Of sailing, until s O'Clock
PM a. j. L. MACDONUGH,s Il
se+es'y Sal Agent of Adams Express Co.
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1Sa~n1k FOR LYNCHBUKG.. .. To
Sz4s&@3leave WEDNESDAY,, The Canal
laz1... Boat LITTLE TENNESSEE Cap
tain Wilkinson, will positively leave above. For
~ TT = WILLIAM P! COX,
,nu 1917 North side of Basin.
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WATEKNTAN's PATENT KEFKIGI

WATEhMAN'S ATENT hEFh1GE.
w RATOR.--Ths Refr igerator, with the improved
Gone Ventator for carrying off the effiuvia as it
arises from the contents of the same, with the Earth
en- Vessels and Water Cooler each separate and dis
nct thus making it mpo ssble that the taste of any
one article be it srong effect Others be it
ever DO delicate Upon animation and trial of this
Refrigerator purchasers ill be satisfied to the
above statements. For SO le by -
my Is ., r. M. ZIMMERMAN
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PURSE, $4,000:

An extra Train will leave the Richmond and Pc.
tersburg Depot at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, ON the above day
Returning, leave Petersburg at N p, M Is - s.,
. my 1S-1t THOS. DODAMEAD. Sup't
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'3 MORE NEW SHOES..-J ust re-
ceived per steamer the following desirable
Shoes: Ladies', Misses and Chidren's Mo-
rocco and Goat Bootees; Ladies' Morocco Buskins ;
new style Ladies' Caters at 81, $l25, $1S72 and
so per pair the cheapest and best Caters ever be-
fore offered in this city, with many other styles of
shoes which we offer very cheap. Call and see for
yourself at the cheap and new Dry Goods and Shoe
Store, 1888 Broad street. MARCUS HARRIS.
!. : i /. .
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R. M. ZIMMERMAN.

NOTICE...Pe rsOns who hired Negroes
~ of HILL TALIAlFERRO, last year, 1855, ]
are informed that if they do not call and settle their
bonds or accounts by the 18th day of June next 1856
they will find them placed in the hands of Mr.. Thos
Evans Attorney at Lazy, who will be authorized
to make the money accord ing to law. ..sl.a}
nv l3.-4t + . g. HILL TALIAFERROs
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!. slss wins TIM. pay Af 2 o'eLosE,
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I ARMORY R. L. /. BLUES,

n 7TT-7I' ARMORY R. L. /. BLUES,
= fssH sg MAY 18th 1855.
In The Company will parade at their Ar.
Wmory on THURSDAY morning, 18th inst, at
O'Clock A. NJ, in full summer uniform. with CLOTH
CAP and PoMPooN. Arms in order for inspection
Sergeants will summon their Squads. Cartridges
will be furnished at the Arory the morning of the
parade This muster 10 required by law. 's+
my y Is 0-ss' q 'ns VIM H. FRY, LIST serst.
The Company will assemble at their Ar
mory ON WEDNESDAY evening, the 14th inst, at .
o'clock, for DRILL. .e. . 50. i
n ATTENTION, NATIONAL GUAKD:..
: Assemble at Lafayette Hall, on WEDNESDAY
I evening, 18th instant at half past O'CLOCK, Tor
W DRILL Members are particularly requested to
be punctual as this is the only drill previous to the
BY order of Lieut. Johnson.
my l3---2r II ". l.. FORE. Orderly. :
Co. SUMMER OPENINls.--llrs. G. G.
r. " ALLEN win open her SUMMER BONNETs
Vzs@S on THIS DAY, the 18th May, and would be
WI happy to have the Ladies call and see them at
her Sales Rooms C. Gennet's, 149 Main street
Eagle Square. Richmond, Va ..7..s,s j., my lS---lt
m GKEYs, ATTENTION..-.The COMPANY
- will assemble at Lafayette Hall, on WEDNES'
n DAY evening next at 8 o'clock, for a moonlight
M Drill. --- fel a
-,r,- tfsssaf,. PARADE s4qs, -
In front of the City Hall ON THURSDAY morning
next at O'Clock precisely. in summer uniform
(Plumes} arms and accontrsments in order for in
spection Cartridges win be furnished the ground
By order Of Capt ELLIoTT. ''s4p
/ my 1S.-1t * = JNO r. ROGERS, Orderly. z
9l0I Ic1lIl
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HORSE TONIC. For improving the con-
i dition of Horses, polling worms, relieving hide
bound, &c. The great advantage this medicine has
is improved the Tonic an be left off without his fall
ing back to his former poor condition. 1t has been
fully tested, and is no umbug. Tryit. Price 81 =
Prepared and sold by - h. 1872
DUAL NORTON, Druggists, q
INV IA Corner Main and 10Th stu
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EOK EALE-A SOAP AND CANDLE
il FACTORY.-In consequence of my wife being
In bad health have come to the conclusion Of selling
out my Soap and Candle Factory, In order give ma
an opportunity to travel with her.
Any person wishing to engage In the manufacturs
Of Soap and Candles would do well TO make early as
plication to ~ JOHN WALSH,
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MAY BUTTER--Prime fresh Butter for
IVl family use,just receiyed BY J. J. FRY
: 4 TSTRACTIVE BARGAINS! OPkNING

NJOTICE.-.I hereby forewarn all persons
IN from deprs6sting upon my SAND BANK, at the
foot of Frerck Garden Hill, near Shockoe Creek
INV iO-Ss MORDECAI CARMEL.
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anC on the tax duplicate for the. then,
current year to be delivered 10 the coun-
iy treasurer the gross amount Of the
notes or bills discounted or purchased,
moneys loaned, and all other properly,
effects or dues of every description,
without deduciion) Of every bank in his
county, agrseably TO The statement made
by such bank in accordance with tho sew.
enlh section of this act, and returned 10
hm by The. asst ssor, and shall charge on
such gross amount so entered on the tax
duplicate such rales Of taxes as will pro.
duce The same sum as would be produced
by charging on The amount of property
employed by such bank in banking -as-
certained as provided in the ninth secion
the same rates of tax IS are charged, for
the same year, on the property of indi'
viduals in The township, Incorporated vii
Iage Or city in which such bank is siIua-
ted or trAnsacts lis banking business.
SECTION ~. That nothing in this act
shalt be SO construed as 10 require 10 be
listed for taxation, any investments made
in certificates Of the public debts of this
Sale, nor shall this ACT apply TO any
bank or corporation which, by any Oi
the provisions of the cons tuition Of the
United States, can only be taxed Accord.
ing TO the terms of It's charter, and every
such bank or other corporation shall be
taxed in accordance with the provisions
Ui lis charter.
SECTION 10. The Ohio Life Insurance
and Trust Company, ty lis President and
Cashier, or Assistant Cashier, shall, on
or before the first Monday of May in each
year, make nut a statement At psIed bv
The 0Ih Of SAID officers. of lrs money $
loaned, aud its dues of every description
in The several counties IN which It shall
have any such loans, aud have any such,
dues. as they existed on The day next
preceding the second Monday OF April
previous, and transmit the same immedi-
aIely to the County Auditor Of such coull-
lies respectively, who shall severally en-
ter the same upon their tax lists, and
charge the same with the average rale Of
taxes levied for all purposes on. personal
property throug hOut their respective
counties, and the said company shall
make out and deliver to The assessor for
The ward in which lis principal Office is
located, the statement required of other
banks by the seventh and ninth sections
of This act, in the manner such mher
banks are required 10 do, in re gard to all
its taxable property aud credits, not re-
iurtd 10 the several counlies>as hereinbc-
fore described, which properly and cred
its shall be taxed in the same manner as
those of other banks.
SECTION H.. Sections ten. fifteen,
nineteen, twenty and twenty-five, of the
act entitled, 'an act for The assessment
and taxation of all properly in This Sia'e,
and for Ievying taxes thereon according
to s'lrne value in money" passed April |
10. 1852, are hereby repealed.
SECTION Is. This act shall take ef-
feet aud be in force from and after the
first day Of April. 1886.
.. N. II. VAN WORRIES,
I s Id
WM. LAWRENCE,
~. President Of the Senate, pro tenn.
April ], 1856.
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March 29lh, 1856.
lNo. 55.l
AN ACT.

No. %. AN ACT.
Further to amend "ap act for the assess
y.. ment and taxation of all properly in
this State. and for levying taxes there
a5 on according to its true value in mon
'' ey,' and The several acts supplemental
ry and amen,latory thereof.
SECTION |. Be Il enacted by the Gen
sral .aSsembly ofths State Of Ohio, That
the word person. wherever used in this
ac', shall also be held to apply to and
mean PERSONS and also company and
companies whether incorporated or not;
the word he shall be held to mean as
well she or them, and the word his.
to mean also hers or 'theirs,' as the
sense may indicate, except in cases where
one OF said words 10 used in contradic-
lion from another.
SECTION 2. Every corporation. com.
psny, individual, person or association Of
persons, whether authorized by law to
issue notes for circulation or not, tha,
shall keep an officr, counting house. or
other place for the transaction of business
in this State, and shall discount, buy, sell,
exchange or otherwise deal in or receive
indeposil money. bills of exchange, notes,
bonds, stocks, certificates of public debt,
or other evidence of debts, claims or de.
mandS, with view Of profit, shall be
seemed "a bank within the meaning Of this
act, and for the purpose Of carrying out
iis provisions.
ss SECTION 3. The word money and
the word moneys whenever used in
a,this act, or in the acts to which this is
alr,Nenddtory, shall, for all purposes Of as.
,saessment and taxation. be held to have
he same meaning, and shall be under.
stood TO mean and include,
Rrst-Gold and silver coin,
A. SscOnd-Gold and silver in bars or
eOther uncoined masses, whether the val.
!, ae be stamped thereon or not;
se' Third Bank notes designed or calcu.
.laled to circulate as money, in all cases
where such gold, silver, or bank nites
shall be in acIaaI possession cr subjce,
he brought immedialsly into posstssion.
n Fourth Deposits in banks or viii
persons within ihis Slate, subjsc..to be
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NEW BOOKS.
n RN A NJ MEN Is Of Memory Elegantly
OBound and Illustrated. .....G
,ocenery OF the United States do do
sabbath Belle do do
Ihe English Orphans by Mrs. Holmes.
empest and sunshine do
Cleve Hall
The Wrinkles
Beauty for ashes,
Gilillans Third Gallery ....-..
The dewdrops no
Representative Women by Baldwin
Aspirations by Mrs. Manners
Ida Norman by Mrs. Lincoln Philips
Questions of the Soul-by Wecker,
Wisdom, Wit.& Whms.
Phocnixiona r.
Fitzgeralds Exhibition Speaker
Richard the Teachers
The Lances Of Lynwood
Molly & Kitty
Young Americans abroad
Pleasant Pages for Young People
Love of Country
b The Guiding Star
Oriental Story Book
Wit Bought
And a variety of additional Juveniles
mniatureSand Toy Books Just received anC
iorsale by J.;R. SLACK, g. co.
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NswFalland winter Goods
@. & ]. SCOTT,
! FOR 1855.

Z
M + are now Opening in oHrnew build
ing, on Market ST., one Of the largest
and most extensive stocks Of Fall and Winter
Dry Guods. Trimmings &c. ever received.
| Our stock OF dress goods We believe is much
| fuller and richer than any we have heretofore
received, comprising the newest and richest
goods IN Market Black Dress and Mantilla
Silks, from 40c to $l,75; Rich Barred and
Striped do; Plain and Fancy colored Silks at
extra fne quality aud new styles; French
MerinOs and Cashmeres French pelalns of
the richest patterns American and English
do; all wool nlain delanes PersIan's, DC
French MerinO Plaids, new patterns; Cling
hams. prints, etc., will be sold at lowest
possible prices
DoMlsric GooDs.--Ya ard wide Grown Mnslins
at Ga cents heavy do TO &c; bleached do,
good article. 6lz cents; fine do 10 to l2a /;
Pillow Case Muslin and Linen; ShPeIing
Muslin and Linen. : yards wide: Diapers and
Crash, Tickngs, checks, ETC.; Will be sold at
very low prices.
BnNNErs BoSSETs "A large and extensive
stock Of Fall and Winter Bonn"ts. Bedford
and English straw, colured Brilliants aud Bel
| grade, Split StrawS, with relied edge, elc., etc
| MILLINERY DkPARTMEvr.-We are manufac
turing extensively under the personal super
intendence Of Miss Armstrong, from New
York the latest French styles "f Satin, Silk,
Velvet and Mourning Bnnnets; Dress caps aud
head dress, stock Of which is kept CONSTANT
| ly on hand aud made at the shortest notice to
order Every paiis will he taken to please
the taste and give satisfaclon 10 our numrr.
ously increasing customers nihis department
Bonnets of the late French patterns now re.
ceved.
Su. Ct, lrna,l l,o md