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@Denar,ure of the Allies.

The last Of the allied soldiers, 1t is believed
have now left the Crimea. wide contrast Ii
presented to the scene year ago. Then near
iy half a million of men were making the air re
sound and the eartk shake with the hOrrid din OF
battle Now all is still small Russian force
remains in the shattered town, and on the un
touched and impregnabls Northern side. The late
mortal foes have become excellent friends. The
soldiers have fraternizsd, embraced each other,
and got drunk on bad liquor together The officers
have exchanged compliments and entertainments,
and the whole scene winds up with splendid
banquet to Marshal Pellissier by the commander
inchief of the Russian army.
The Scripture maxim OF forgiveness Of Injuries
Is an excellent maxim 1t Is also . very hard
maxim to be prac,ised. We presume there Is no
virtue of Christianity which the mass of men find
tougher of digestion. To forget and forgive is no.
bie but how few accomplish it! Especially Is
it difficult when men have raised against each
other the hand of violence. If your house is at.
tackled, your family maltreated. your goods plum
dered, your own person assailed, you could never
forgive yourself If you did not shoot the aggres'
sor. Certainly, if your gun missed fire, and you
afterwards met the rascal in society, you would
not invite him to dinner. Yet this is precisely
We see therefore, that the Russians are much
better Christians than ourselves. Pellssier and
his Frenchmen invaded Russia. burned the houses,
despoied the towns, killed the men and abused
the women-and 1t sll winds up with peace and
a grand dinner.
There is no more reason for these people becoming
warm friends so suddenly than there was in their
becoming enemies. There no reason In the
war from rat to last. The great mass of the com
bstants had no intcres st In it, They knew not why
they fought nor why they made peace. The allies
have gone, leaving behind them a hundred thou
sand dead, and the Russians have lost as many
more and over the green graves of this vast sepul
ehre, the men who have piled 1t high with bloody
corses, shake hands, and quaff the cup Of recon
Citation and wish each other all manner Of good
luck in this world and the next Inconsistent hu
mainly. Humbugged world
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SKHOLD DIR g Z
BY r. II. sroDDARD.

Pve lost my little May at last!
She persisted in the Spring,
When earliest flowers began to bud,
And earliest birds to sing;
l laid her in country grave,
A rural soft retreat,
A marble tablet at her head,
And violets at her feet.
Iwould that she were back again,
10 all her childish bloom
My joy and hope have followed her,
My heart 10 in the tomb!
know that she is gone away,
know that she Is fled;
miss her everywhere, and yet
cannot make her dead
wake the children up at dawn,
And say simple prayer,
And draw them round the morning meal,
But one is waning there
see q little chair apart,
A little pinsfore,
And memory fills the vacancy,
As time will-never more!
l sit within my room and write,
The lone and weary hours,
And miss the little maid again
Among the window flowers;
And miss her with this toys beside
My de.k, In client play;
And then turn and lsok for her,
But she has hown away.
Idrop my idle pen and bark,
And catch the faintest sound;
She must be playing hide and seek
10 shady hooks aroond;
Sus'li come and climb my cheir again,
And peep my shoulder DER;
hear stitied laush--b but no,
She comsth never more!
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DELAY-A joint resolution passed the Senate
Monday allowing Prof. Bsche of the coast survey
10 receive medal awarded to him by the King Of
Sweden. The Emperor of France, upwards of
year ago caused to be presented to Surgeon Thos.
williamson of the II. 8. Navy, and Passed A.sis-
tant Surgeon Jas +. Harrison, of Portsmouth,
medals as testimonials Of their worth aud evidence
Of appreciation of services rendered the crew Of
the Chmere when here with the yellow fever.
These medals have been in Washington, waiting
the permit of the Government, which has been
withheld until now. ...
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Congress.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 10 -Sendte-A message
from the President was received enclosing Mr..
Marey's letter In reply TO the declaration OF the
European power regarding privateering. s
The bill regulating the compensation OF mem
bers Of Congress, reported few days since, CIV
ing them 5000 per year salary was passed. ~
The Senate thon adjourned.
+. Honse -The Legislative, Executive and judicial
appropriation bill came up "a .,gft..4
The House adhered to its former amendments
concerning Kansas. During the debate Mr.. Camp
bell Of Ohio said he knew and believed those men
arrested in Kansas for treason would not be prose
cuted to punishment .7
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OPERATIONS OF THE NEW ORLEANS MINT
A statement of the operations of the New Or.
leans mint for the month Of July shows that the
gold bullion amounts to $l3,22s 45-of silver, S79
PA, "A. Total deposits s9l,742,89. The coinage
for the month In silver was $2l3 900 Half dollar,
100000, quarters 10000 dimes s63, 600. Tota
number of pieces coined g., 100000.
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ACcIDEET.-Yesterday afternoon, one of the
workmen engaged on the new building of Edmund
g. Davenport, on the Dock, fell off, severely
wounding his head. DR.. Jackson was called in,
and applied the proper remedies to the sufferer,
who was not dangerously wounded.
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BAPTIST AssoCIATIoN.-A very large assem-
blage of Baptists-embracng two s,ssociations-
convened at Pleasant Vale Meeting House. on
Wednesday morning last The introductory dis
course was delivered by the Rev DR.. Kingsford,
of Alexandria. Discourses were also. during the
session, delivered by the Rev. George w. Samson,
of Washing ton; Rev. DIR. Cole, now Of Philadel-
pbia. and Rev. Mr.. Broaddus Of Fredericksburg
Sunday appointed for one Of the largest CON-
munion services ever held In the Old Dominion -
The business feature of the meeting harmo.
NOUS and indicated state OF increased prosperity
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A BULL FIGHTER GoRED TO DEArH-A bull
fighter was gored to death before the eyes of the
public 1t Beaueaire, Spain. on the Path. Two
men armed with their triple spears entered the
circus and began TO provoke the bull In the usual
manner The animsl rushed at them with such
fury that be was not stopped by the prick of the
spear adroity pointed to his nostrils bch 10 gen.
orally the ease. His horns entered deeply into the
body Of one of the men, who was carried of, and
breathed bis last in q few hours l.a
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Canes.

Burlngame says the South can't even make
canes, and shat gutta percha canes are manufac.
tured in New England. So are cowhides. Any.
thing to turn an honest penny They viii sell
canes TO whip abolition Senators, and cowhides to
whip slaves. They can manufacture everything blu.
honest and decent members Of Congress. That IL
an achievement which defes even Yankee inge
nuity r.-.#. - II
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WASHINGTON, Aug. 10 The Senate to-day, In
Executive session of three hours, ratified treaties
with Austria and Baden for the extrAdition OF
criminals Also of commerce with the Two 81
ciIies aud Nicaragua A later treaty made with
the former government of Nicaragua, and treaty
with the Sandwich Islands, were called up nut NOT
acted on.
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"Saratoga. q Tale of l7s7." 1t is the aim of the
author of this work to portray the local PECULIAR
ties OF Saratoga at the period immediately succeed
ing the Revolution. For sale BY Mr.. Randolph
and Mr. Morris. rs t.-.. ..-
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Unfouuded Report

WASHINGTON, Aug l3-The Report that Judges
I,ecompte aud Cato of Kansas, had been request,
ed to resign by the President, and they had re
fused and been removed, is unfounded as also Is
the statement that the indictments In Kansas for
treason are about to be quashed. ~
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.,,.-s.v., a, CharIestou.

CHARLESTON 8. c., August l3.-For the twenty
four hours ending Monday night there was one
death in the Marine Hospital and one In the city.
YESTERDAY there was one death in the city, and six
pauv aaa
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REPUBLICAN FALsEHooD-A correspondent Of
the Boston Telegraph says that Fremont cleo
toral ticket will be nominated la Virginia An
that this demonstration Is owing very much to tn 9
expulsion of Mr. Underwood from the Old Domi, =
ion for participating In the Phiadelpha Conys a.
In
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Murder viii Ont.

A furious Black Republican paper the Chicago
Tribune. whose editor lately paid visit to the In
cians' says They are filthy, lazy, worthless
race CT ioafers. morally and intellectually a. far
beneath the negro as the aesro u below The cAite
nan An aninten,ional disclosure Of the real
ep'rion which these Black Republican hypocrite.
sntsrtain OF the negro raesl
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THE SHIP "CITY OF MosTREAL."-It appears
thu English underwriters have given up all hopes
of the City of Montreal, trader to this port, and
supposed 10 have bean lost In the Ice her spring
voyage as we understand ths y are now paying
the claims for losses by this yessel.-.Moa,rea.
Pilot
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HoGs.-The purchase of stock hogs for fatten.
Ing purposes has commenced quite bTisly We
have heard OF purchases at from "a IS to SIS gross
though both buyer aud seller are at q loss as to
price Uudl corn prospects are better settled some
one will be stuck. The hogs are more plentiful
than usual, aad unless corn falls must rate lower
than last season, the price being governed by the
ratio OF demand TO supply - Wheelinp IatsLipeucsr
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The Union Monroe, ra) Democrat states that
aDenoeratic mass meeting to take place there on
rms 2lss. VIII be addressed by Judge 8. A. Dou.
glas, Gov. IL A. Wise, ex Governor Floyd Hon
John LetchsF, Hon L. n. Ksitt
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YELLOW FEVER AT NEW YoEK-The New
Herald of Tuesday says:
The yellow fever barrieade at Staten Island ii
serupulously maintained Citizens with muskets
acting by authority of the Board of Health and the
Stapleton Vigilance Committee, pace to and fro
ready to present arms to all who may attempt tG
communicate with ;he Marine Hospital The
Health Officer, DIR. Thompson, was compelled te
be brought Off from his residence in steanbo at
Not a single death of yellow fever has occurred
outside the walls of the Hospital
While the citizens and Quarantine authorities
doing all in their power prevent the spre I'd
OF infectious diseases, the boatmen of Staten sanG
are at logger heads with them because they are
not allowed to board or even to approach within
hailiug distance, of vessels that are not quaran
tined
Mr.. Daily, engaged in towing vessels by steam
boat down to the lower bay, having occasion fire.
qusntiy TO pass the barricade was compelled to
force the barriers yesterday, after being detained
above An hour. Mr. Daily, it appears. has employ,
ed counsel, and means to prosecute every member
of the Board of Health of Staten Island, and has
laid his damages 1t $4,000 fer false imprison.
meut.
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PREPARATIONS FOR THE CARS APPROACHING
CoRoNAuoE.-We read in the Berlin DULY 24)
correspondence of the London Times:
The programme for the pc 2ular festivities that are
to accompany TIE coronation in Moscow, hiss already
rece we'd the sanction of the Emperor, in the form
which 1t has been drawn up by the Director of the
Imperial rheatr's, 0uedS,noH. In addition to other
provisions for the of those bed
IN the old Russian capital there will be companies of
Russian, German and FL ench actors aud lt.lisn op
era singers. Among the numerous crowd of appli-
cants Tor Government concessions the French are,
all branches OF ente rprise, the most favored A
mission TO erect large bazaar for articles of art
uiy and general trsds. of the largest open
spaces IN the town of Moscow; the building 10 be
somewhat the shape OF q tent, with glass sides and
glass roof, and IS to communicate with esta bsh.
ment for refreshme nts and coffee house
With reference to the approaching coron alton the
Emperor has selected q pases from out OF the hi
Russian, German, Finnish and Oriental families;
the number OF horses from the Imperial studs which
are now in course of being forwarded Moscow for
tbs purposes of the pageant amounts to 200.
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A AAFk AND PRUFlTABLk INVksT,
"A MENT-S 300 600 IN BONDS or THE RIcg
MOND FREDERICKSBURG IND POT0M,f
RAILROAD COMPANY, bearing an interest Of
per cent the prncipsl redsemable in 1875 and Con-
vertibe into stock of the Company at the pleasure
the holdsrThe Subscribers authorized to recs,,
until the 10th day of July next when the same vii
be opened sealed proposals for the whole or a.,
portion OF the loan Of 500 600 authorized BY n,
Stockholders Of the Richmond, fredericksburg al
Potomss Railroad Companv 1t their late annual nee,
ing. No bill gill DO cons dered at . les rate tn.
par and to such extent - they may be pied BID
doris will receive the bends Of the company, psyaAs
on the let of July, 1875 bearing an interest Of pr
cent payable semi-snnualy, at the ONCE Of the con,
pany in the atty Of Richmond, and rtible ct tn.
plsssure of the holder into stock Of the company.
For the information Of ths public, it 10 deemed
proper TO state that by the express provisions of the
charter of the company, al dividends upon its och
and all profita arising from Its WORT, are exempted
from any tax ~ whatsoever; and % during the whole
period of its operations mere than twenty year
the average of vidend earned and paid by ihs
company has exceeded per cent. ter = deduetioa
of every item Of expenditure in the way of working
expense, aud interest," it il reasonable to infer thai
with the expenditure Of the loan authorized 10 10,
further Improvement OF their work, the stoekhodeu
will receive gcety increased return upon their 10
vestment, and consequently AFFORD to the purchaser
OF the bonds noe offered strong indueement for th
conversion of the Same into stock OF the company.
For the terms of the loan and any further informs
ton in regard to the condition OF the company, M
tho unidentified security Of the loan now offered, app
to the undersi Sned. no. IL. AAURY CO
10
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Sudden Death of n Lawyer.

PROVIDENCE, Aug. IA gentleman named
King a member of the Newport Bar, dsed sudden
ly at the Bellevue Hotel, Newport. he had just
helped lady naxt to him at the dinner table when
he fell back dead
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A16UsnnaENTa


Nv - RACES ~iiI LIN ea,u. q,
- secood Monday IN n ne I
1856 and consinas = sossss
Let DAY--AoADAs,. Osts l5--A swsss ass =
mile heats, go entrance play on psv. ~ 'ssks &
70 add 500. provided TIVE o. mora stsrs. s, ro2rs
lst. Mr.. WIN. n. Oibbous nsrass 4 m D..
Revsnue, dsm Emily Thomas af.
"a Dsvid McDanisi names b. 70. AS.,..
%. Calvin Grssn names eh m. Ina. r.,
I'd DAY-TuEsnAv, Oct. Ill
Tires yeaf olds that mover WOO q rses hs
Si00 entrance, $50 fsrfsit three or ~. WE be
race, to nsme ssd close Ist sspssnber. ia;e Hit.
Sd DAY-WEDsgspAy.8 October Is
Purss tz50, two milo heats. - fssprs.e
fh DAf-THutspAY. Oct 10. -Ioeks, ~,
sou. three mills hssts with al ius;ds ~. se n.
500 play OF pay, to close on the IL 81 "a. sas.
each subscriber win 30 suhjsct to per c.s. 9ssE
upon the 500 purss. ssfrss
9Th DAY-fRIDAY, Oct 17.--Propr.,s.
500, mile heats, best three In five. n.
Second race. same day, . swsepskake tbr.
colts and fiiisys two mfie hesss, Di5e .ns,. JsaS
tcffeiE TO name and close lst septembsr ss .
entrance to all parses. CALVIN an r, u
" 7--2swtistSept prn.
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Fatal Disease.


STASARDsvILLE, Green Co Va,
August IL, 1856.
For the past two weeks county has been
visited with a malignant epidemic. which the doc
tors call typhoid fux. 1t has proven fatal in a
great many ca.es-sone thirty or forty have died
With it. 1t is still raging, though supposed to be
on the decrease Yours GEORGE.
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I..rge Fire a, ST. John, N. b.

ST. JOHN, N. B., August IA fire broke out
this morning, by which about twenty buildings
were destroyed including dwellings. tauneries and
manufactoriss. on Waterloo, Brussels and Union
streets. Loss not ascertained.
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TrLEGRArHIc NEWS.
pEpoRTED FoR tn y DIsPATC,
Arriyal rro., CaIlfsrnia,

NEw YORK. Aug. - The steamer from Cali
fornia Il below, with dates from San Francisco to
The 9Th inst, aud win be up absut 10 o'clock.
fTts telegraph Office here was kept open until
midnight, but we received no news by this arri-
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Vol osary has not yet left Washington, ss was
fsated. Tor kansAs, bat will In . day or two.
Ihe crop q peaches has proved an entis 9 failure
10 rue nsighboFhood Of Aaysvilis, BY.
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Sailing of Che Canada for boston.

: SHT1THB q tuC OHHuuH 17Vss0"S
HALIFAX, Aug. 12.--The r. n. steamship Cana
d. sailed from here q, six o'clock last evening for
Boston. The weather was clear and fresh breeze
blowing from the West.
The Canada will be due at Boston at about day.
light on Wednesday.
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A bill for the relief Of Gustavm. Horner, decd,
of Va, has been passed by the lie use
Hon. Pierre Soule sailed from New Orleans on
the It'll inst. for California.
forged draft for $2l 900, pur porting to be from
4 Havana house, was cashed In Now Orleans on
Tuesday week
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MARRIED.

4. ty,is.sbnys. Charloste county. Va. on We'd
. "a, inst by tbs Raw. 8. q. Mason, of Hsli-
~ Cant. WIN. P. GILMAN, Of Richmond, to bliss
MIRYfE CHAFRIH. Of Chariotts.
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VILLIAM AND MARY COLLEtiE.:-
w Tho session Of THIS Institution Will begin
on the Sd Wednesday, the 18th eft October.
FACULTY.
BENJAMIN Ewell, President and Professor Of
Matthew .tlcs and Natural Science.
Morgan J. smesd, fh. d. Professor Of Languages
Rev silas Totem ID. D., Professor of Moral and In
tellectual Philosophy, Bellies Lettres and Logic
Henry A. Washington, Professor of History and
Constitutional Law. -
Lucian Minor, Professor Of International and Mu-
ncip.l Law.
mates.
The students are at liberty to join any clauses for
which they are prepared. they are permitted to
live in the College Building, now undsrsoing extern
sive repairs to board IN the families OF such Glti
OF the ancient and hospitaole city Of Williams
burg. a ma y be willing to receive them.
1t is the object Of the Faculty to make the
Students diisent in their studies and to hinder them
fiom forming bad ha bits.
During the session there is no town in the State
more healthy than Villa msburs-
The necessary expenses for tho Session do not ex-
coed $4,000 .... ...-.
For further information apply to the Secretary Of
the Faculty at Williamsburg, Va.
au ID 2aw5w
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Two THk LADIES OF KlCIiAAOND..-
i DENNIS & BRO, Dyers, beg to inform the ei-
tizens of Richmond and vicinity that they now
prepared every description of silk Cotton
and Woolen DYElHG and CLEANING, as we'll a.
can be done in New York, or elsewhere
We have Machinery, and tho very best Of
workmen, and can guarantee saIisfaetion to pat
Msrino. Silk and De Lame Dresses dyed into fash
iona Dls colors suit the taste Of the Shaws
of every description dyed es aned; Grape khawis
dyed scarlet, Crimson or other cosrs, equal to iu-
ported. Felvets dyed and finished nearly equal to
new. Ailk Dresses cleaned, and wine and s'esse
stains removed .
We intend to do work equal to any establish
in the United States, respectfully solicit
the paronag age of the citizens Of Richmond and vic
nifty + -
IL Gents Garments cleaned and dyed
DENNIS BRO,
Successors to j. w. Hines. Franklin st,
au I4-eo6t" Opposite Metropoli an Hall
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EAGLN SODA WATER ksTABLIl

E,AGLE SODA WATER ESTABII,n
Il MENT.-This celebrated manu- factory i, fpr,i.'
ing q very superior article OF Filtered Soda W.T..
also Phi adelph Ale Porter and Champsgns CT +.
which Is pronounced by judges to be the beat ~.
put up in the city. Those ant Of any ofthe .b,
articles, would do we'll to givs me cali Tn. .bo,
articles will be delivered to any part of the civ g.
Of charge. All orders addressed to the subscribe,
to any of the merchants, will meet with prom, f,
tentiou. WARREN Garfield, Agent
aug 2oth Ut, between Main and Farnthn
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r kAIa ALUM SPRINGS, Crats Cenny
~ VA.-The proprfetors Of these bprinss wHisa
have for some time past enjoyed very favorable ~
putston In the counties surrounding them, have eeen
Induced put the water In barrels Tor the sootesT
euce Of inyslids in other sections .,.,
For the present, the price IL Fixed a. isse Sn'''
barely covers cost of berreling and the esErisss s
lowing certificate from Dr. Carpcr, isadsne sne w..
known physcisn 10 Botetourt county. seiected "o
many OF equal respectsbiiity and force: ~,
BiNcAsrLE, BoTETousr Cor FA-t
July 18Th, 1855
Having been called on By tho proprieien Of ~ =.
@Crais Alum Springs" % express my opinion % ~
medicinal yirtucs Thereby state, that have eAs,
ed the analysis Of the water, tmsde BY ffos BOONE
Philadelphia and believe L well adsptS6o osis -
tent and can fasthsr STATE that hsl ~. ~
markshis cures effected BY its uss .n,sn Ass~
lions and disessss II the digestive ~ sSun
The water has bean snalyspd By Professor So~'s'
Of Philadelphia. who says.
"A mineral spring Of such rehneD and eesihJ -
the suslys indicates wlll prove ysiaAhis ga y
physiciau. its position u The hcslthy moaassa !.
son Of virsinis about sqa dsant from mani e ~
confer higher vsiss upoa abe Salphstsd CeAiJ
Of Craig county. Very respectfully. ,..
EEupsivs dissasAa, dsranssmsat II tbs liver, dJs
pepgs IA, have yieldsd - the powss 81 this sssss'
and prove IL efficacy wherever Il hss been utsa.
THIS very variable wsfsr y teF sels y barrels
w ''s p PSEckLL. LApD Co, pussl...
III TINS NICE. q sssrs asa Ter :.,s ~
H
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sH1DE DEPOT, $40 Brsa1

w srREEr-L0 COZ pairs OF those beautiful SHARE
only SIZE, richly worth 81; Landscapes plain sao
fancy light Shades 80 cents well worth Vi so syisn
did vase Shades gilt and Gothic Shsdes al hal w
price they usually soldst. Tabls Oil Cloths ~
Widths Is cents up.
n B.-storekeepers end pcdian supplied. st sss
York prices. Also, nice assortment Of Dry 6ooSs
Hosiery and Gloves At the lowest possible plies,
Lace Mtts l2ic.; Twisted Silk SHE; Ladies' and Nv
sea Belts &C.; Ladies' Collars from Ste. up; Uhdsl
sleeves 25c.; Brown Linen Table Cloths Sc: To~s1
~ long, l0s. with other Goods, which viii Do so's
cheap. Ladies will find IL To their sdvsntase 20 es
at the cash store of n. GOLDEN. so Broad st.
Tvs between Sd snd 4 b.
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TURNIP sEED.--J us received u fresh
i lot of Turnip Seed oil II e best kind For sale by
J.. BARNES. Franklin.
su l4-6t betyf ri l7th and 18th streets