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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-04-05
House Finishing.

nHE subscriber having located himself III
! the town eli Upton IS prepared 10 do pas
tering of all kinds and colors and outside "ofk
Rough cast initiated into brick, stone OF mar
bic. fancy and ornamental work, plaster y
paris. moulnlngs, cornish, cehtefs. p1pe'
hangings, sc | am det,fmlned V glNe saA's
faction to all who may favor me wan W.,
,atronnoe For further information Apply Q
or address j. Z. Lth - ~ -"
IiptGn, Feb. 10, '56. h''oh
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MEAT MARfkET.

BEEF can be had regularly every mothlH5
Sundays excepted Al the kalt,hoaa baSpa' ,np,:
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Hair Dressing GaR Cglortng done In IP Too
Style.
If vna " ait a IDEAS 1T shats-
tiosd a. a haTpar ever CAV
Gail uu IN a sEy sao H.
At M ,rn ~ ughf, OF leisure nAant
A. any time shpu yaN ear stay,
s.y. IN fhe hAiy ~EbhAh daF
nj ty iHat'ltAs MI fsthLh"t hashN o "*e ~ '
r1x~ RAsoKs Hos w,
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T Z 4 Il 5

TER Ms. ..
Copy ysaF, paid IN advance, 81 50
do. ars paid within Blk months, oO
do. paid at end of the year, 2 81
Llbsr Oh AeAuetions made to clubs Of five or
sas,ra u enc address. @ - -" 10 e.
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Mrs Van Houton would rtspesh'ty ndofh lhe
fr;gn9ls and the hubble genesoiy that she ls pre-.
pared 10 do every description Of millinery work
on shoftes notice Orders IRON the country al
tended to promptly, silk Bonnets and dress
CAPS sc kept constantly oa hand. Rss'dea e al
Ar. stars Nolth.wes oi re steam Mill
u3T Ii
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Gs.iT.yyE HOUSE.
BIRELEY lIO USE

TIPToN, IOWA.
This liatel Is New House which was Just
opened for the reception Of ga.h on the LIST OF
Mas lsia. u is large apA cotamoiloas, and "a
provided with ehtire new faruitare. No eNrcH."
has begn spared hicit " i'll add t" the comfort
or conyenienct of The travelling rubl'r,
Inhu I'LL. HircieN. pran.r
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~ ls-d,s.- a.w.. A'n''n square Aiehmona' ".
a sAFk ann PNs5FI a BLk NV Is q

A SAFE AMI PKsBFI TABLE, INV F.sT-
= MENT-f2e0.O00I IN BONDS OF THE RICH
MoND, iFREDERICkSRURG IND POTOMAC
RAILROAD COMPANY, bearing an interest Of 2
per cent the principal redeemable in 1875, and con-
vertibe into stock Of the Company At the pleasure Of
the holder.The subscribes authorized to receive
until the 10th Day of July psxf, when the same will
be opened. sealed proposals for the whole, or any
portion. of the loan Of &aN,aO authorized by the
stockholders Of the Richmond Frederickshurg and
Potomac Railroad Compans at their late annual meet
ing. No bill vil be considered at less rate than
par and to such extent they msy be accepted bid
dss win rece, the bonds Of the company, payable
the lot Of July, 1915 bearing interest Of per
CENT payable seuni annually at the Office of the COM
p&ny In the atty Of Richmend and convertible at the
pleasure Of the holder into lock of rho company.
For the informsfisn of the public 1t 10 deemed
proper that, BY the express provisions OF the
charter Of the company, al dividends upon it, stock
and all profits arising from Its worn, are exempted
from any tax whatsoever ssnd ~ during the whole
period Of ifs operatious than enty YEAR
the average Of dividend earned and paid ~ 90
company has exeeeded per cent. after d dednctjon
pf every itsm ct expenditure In the way OF worhips
sxpense and inerest Il ID reasonable TO inebr thst
Nth the expenditure IF the loan authorized IN ts
further Improvement Of tels Hark tia stpckhclaers
viii receive gfeatiy increased yrtprn upon their i
ssstment and eonseqnenfly afford 10 shs purchasers
Of the buuds nov offered strong inducement far ere
conversion 81 the sane into stock Of the coupsny.
Sor me terms 81 the loan and any further informa-
t,oa N regard % the condition Of the company and
me nndsnhted security u The loan now oefsl spply
70 The sundssi1Asd. 10 II. AAUIY "a C6 =
assF4
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MIX. LEFkBVRE' cCHOOL, Richmond,
IVl VA-The next session Of this Institution will
open on the st day of October, 1856, and close ON
TERMs~Bosrd 500; Washing s2o; English TUT
ton $40; Modern Languages. each $40 Latin S2ts
Drawing from nature s40 Painting, water colos 40
in OF: $50. Primary Department for children under
lOyears Of age $50
Bishop Mead Right Rev Bishop Johns Right Rev.
D., Rev. t. v. Moore, D D.. Rev. B, Gldersleeve,
Rev. H. 8. Keppler, Rev. w. E. Webb,A.M;J P. Lit
tie, NJ. D., R. Lewis, M. D Joseph Michard, John
4; Cays, C, w. Thilon, Miss Gordon, Mrs Taylor
" - -' Am " % '' HUBERT P LEFEBvRE
MKs. a. MISS ADA b. NlNOK =
III SCHOOL, FOR YOUNG LADIES. RICH,
MOND.-The second session of this institution will
commence on the lst day Of October next, for one
continued session. to lst July, 1857.
aecomplshed Asssraot unite With the fruit OF their
experience the light and counsel OF Others ef1i
nent in the profession and they intend it to afford the
means, not only of thorough course Of Substantial
instruction. but also of all the accomplishments
cessary to finished female education.
Neither In retaining their able and experienced
Assistant in the selection of her fellow iaborers
in their other provisions, have ths Subscribers
spared anything that may make their institution
worthy of the patrona 60 of the community; Atten-
ton will be paid to the manners and morals OF the
young ladies ct all times, and deep interest taken in
their Advancement.
MUSIC, both vocal and instrumental, will be Taught
by competent teachers. The Harp, Piano and Gui-
tar, all furnished in tho family.
TERMS: Board, $780, English tuition, so; Prims-
~ department, $50; Modern languages, each, S2a;
Latin $40; Music on Piano, $50; Harp, s7e; Guitar,
$50; Drawing and Painting $40. 49, 8 r. &fE-
REFERENcEs: Right Rev. Bishop Johns, Rev Jno
P. Mcclure, Rev. J. Peterkin, Va; Oliver White,
Esq Fleetwood Academy, Va; @. Gibson, N. d.
]. Bolton, NJ. d, A Peticolss, N. D. g. A. Wison,
M. d., DR.. R. @. Cabell, and Col. 8. H. Parker, Rich
mond Hon. M. +. Hunter, Hon. }. M. Clayton. ".
s. g.; Frederick Coleman and Beverley Douglas
Esqg, State Senate; .. NJ. Smith. Esq- Lunenburg
county, Thomas Field, NJ. r., Meckl- nburg county.
MRS. JEFFERSON MINOR,
jy 24-Sm MISS A. r. MINOR.
SOUfHEKN FEMALE iNSTlTU rE...
- The seventh session of the Southern Female In
stitute will commence on the first Monday in October
next.
The Boarding Department is under the charge OF
D. Lee Powell, Esq.
hoard, for months...
French, Italian German, Spanish, each.
Drawing from s 20 to $50.
Music at Professors prices.
Preparatory Department.
Washing and Lights extra.
d LEE POWELL, lpir.in.l.
ROB'T J. MORRISON, i"0'p'''
Address. Richmond, Va. jy 2t-ts
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- FOR Observation-Disclosures farmer
ly WALL STREET HOTEI.-Thi, properly
- 10 situated on 18th, between Main and franklIs
streets, has been recently enlarged and undergone
thorough repair. IL can accommodate comfortably
from fifty to sixty dodgers. There Is large bar room
about thirty by forty feet parlor Is by 50 tsst
dining room so by ~ feet, 4 spacious kitchen with
large bake and extennve cooking ranges all 70.
Gently built; comfortable servsntS rooms csnvept.
snces for coal and weed, h we'll supplied with water
In the kitchen, bar room and on the second hcoe
gas has been introduced into the house, and thers
every convenience necessary for such an easblsh,
meus.
Possession given On the lst Of February rem,
For terms apply to BENDALL 0RlffIN,
in Soft $685. ft
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II = u L 81 $1,000 bbis halifax CIT
HerrinRs, jnss received and for sale by 7GTg -
en- - N AsefsflF esatsM 7saas1 WM TAYLOR
FlNOkN1P skkD.- y 80 rccciyea Ali 1Hc
mos approved Kinda Hurnip Seed fsesh lasd re-
hso's: VIC. bATTAILE, Druggist,
49, -AZlf corner eth and Broad ste.
Known. Jrs, eseck 3roAGer, has e.
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SWEET SPRlNGS...ThtR establishment
- isnow open. with handsome accommodations.
The new BATHS, just completed, most spacious,
convenient and elegant containing handsome recep-
ton and private dressing rooms, all handsomely
peted and furnished, for both ladies and gentle
am instructed by the owners of this property, TO
spare efforts expense TO make it Of the most
desii able summer retr ats in the mountains
l.. NORVELL
jy 22-Im for Sweet Springs Company.
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r;n,nos.I and Commercial.
CONDITION OF viKtifNIA BANKS.
EXCHANGE BANK,
Noe gol X Juiv 6. ias6 4

a,. r,ssl,sney HEsaY A. WIss. Gov. Of Va;
Ca. enclose herewith Q statement Of ths condi-
ton Of This Bank ON the 3oth juno last
have the honor to BE-, your obt ssrv't,
..e-e3 q. w. CAMP, Cashier.
Comparative rse,c Of the noadtio1 Of che Exchange
Rank Of IUpfria, and Hs Broaches tsk~n from the
Quarterly Stafements Of e 3nfh yyne 1855 and 1856.
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a ! UtkICh VA F.8& IA. iNsuRAsCE ~
g+.gTae RIcBMosD, 24th July, lsh. -

10 ElIOVATss-ThIs CoWPhny havI"s -,
IL move TO thrir new ohcs no. fSi hsh -" -.
next door TO the Dispatch Office. 10 prepa 90 - n.'
,otore to take Fire and Marine RISKS on fsif tens
Chartered in 1882 and having now been ~ ~ ofsy
ton over twenty four yeas during .h,ch .s !,
4 MII.IIos OF poLLAas-they refer to the b'siei! =.
the past a. aodns the very beet guarantee -,
future. The long acquaintance OF TINS saas. 4.
with the insurins public has cnsbea % r. .as,,a
or information withheld that viii tend to ihsae 70
curacy and ei ssfisfaciian- Thew .' % A.
receive and consider applications for insa' va ~
in return render such facilities - may % ~ WV
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: : We the nndersisned Dir Gators of the Exchange
Back Of Virginia. having examined the foregoing
stateents certify that they inst and accurate
exhibit Of the condition of the Bank snd its Branches
, on the Goth June, 1856. l.a ~
$500 CHAS. II. SHIELD,
| . ALEX. BELL,
GHAS HARRIS,
d. ID. SIMMONS,
CHAS. Fl. ROWLAND.
NORFOLK CITY, TO WIT:
Personally appeared before me. an Alderman of
this city. y. w. Camp, Cashier of the Exchange
Bank of Virginia who made oath that the accom- pa
nvias statements faithfully exhibit the condition Of
tb, said Bank on this 30th June. 1856
Given undsr my hand this 9Th day of August, 1856.
-f CHAS. H. SHIELD, J. P.
NORTHWESTERN BANK OF VIRGINIA.,
WHEELING, Aug. 4 1856.
Hon HENRY A. WISE, Governor Of Virginia:
Sir enclose herein the quarterly report of this
Back, including 1ts Branches.
With great respect, your obt seryt, 7-
sr.-e.l.-5 t.. ID. LAMB, Cashier.
Statement of The Condition Of fhe Northtoesfeyn Bank
Of I1rgiaio, incindin2 ito Branches at WeAsbuyg
Park:rsbsrg and JeBersonsUe, on the let day Of
sJKtp lS5i.4 Uith Comparative Sfafemenf Of the
,sue for the Corresponding Period Of the Preceding
Isl Year. t-7Et'aI
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.~rss115eNTcsE WHITE AND BLACK SUI.
" PHuR .4RIi Nc 8vThieA slish.y avs,pn,Ys
tlass !: Iol q: y'..I 7 sa Z
ss ss sssoss1sS 81 msassas. ~ in 80 e
the NOR 6santifnl, picturesque end iefee psu,ses
Of virdnia, s.d fmmedsisiy on the line q the W.
susd itssf and about half mile from esssssk's DE-
mt only sisht Or pine houu rAslTom kichmena snd
fstersbara, and about twe hosra IsM LJnsaoaIE
Per,ous leaving City Point, or Petersbure 90 hfen
,,aa1 is ~ morins, BY the aouthsAs SD DssyiIle
Rsiroads and taking the Of Virginia and Ter.
nsDss RAilro.d Ct Lynchhurs rssen SoUsses.s asnC.
b.. DO, viii meet them, End ssavey them 70 the
/, iTSers ara three White and two Black Sulphur
Snrtn n w1,oae curative powers can be ettesfed ey
scorss of persons who have been entirely relieved
using the waters The reputation Of these wsfes fof
haif century past he: been established IN the saf
Aicfed with varess chronc aod other Diseases, LneJ
are net surpassed BY any mineral waters IN VfrsniA
1 s :. IN .a a s.SSsr
bitY especially Of tho Nervous system eli sinos o.
Cnransous and other Diseases Of the shin and many
Of the ss .ns sons
the kin For certificates a. to the efheaey Of fne
watels Of these Springs, see hsndbills
Amos, entirely new, consisins of Hotsls Csttsses
&C. sfurding accommodation equal 70 any 70 Dc
fouad in the mountains Of Virginia, for about 4oo
The furniture and Fixtures arc about equal 10
those of the best hotels Ia our cities
.bran.bout the estabishments - to all which we In
wife vi.fors 70 ex aniine and Judge for themselves
No pains have been spared in obtsinins the best
serv.nt. and the most a. tss sst.s.
The general m.nasementis confded to A. He
FELFiNGER ESQ, late Of Cumberland, Maryland.
assisted by ALFaED r. JAMES and Ro. }. read, late
Of Lynch6ure who will no doubt give safissction to
all who may visit the Pace go .rYrvs l.. q. -.
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k,MPUKl0lsfs kUK BARGAINS, g. nj
II GULDSMfTeS Chap Store, 205 Broad street.
Tho greatest indneo will he offered this week
to close cut the balance Of his stock on hand Fine
SWISS Muslins, at only shilling yard; super fine
White CAmbrics. af Is cents worth 80 cents; hand
some Black Grape Collars only IS css Black Elastic
6eks extra Preach woven CsFsets, Sl574 cts, worth
s5o kmb, ndkfs. az ste surer hne Linen Cambria
Hakts. ct u! cents worth 10 osnfsi Dimiiy sanAs.
ct iosts, cheap nc i89 cents; Long Whslebones Gao
fns Skftas Coilars beeves: Csnb. and Swfsa bsnde,
Thread Laces and Eaaes; White and Black Sill Lsces
Wsisss: Mittr; Hortcry; Gloves; Tftmminas, Raus;
hisck 81 Mbbonss dotted Vefs ali eolovs
only % see Nssistoos; Nu-quitc Nettinss u yards
wide, on oepss. usually sold e S7t CENTS Ladies,
White kd spendid assics, only 81 centn and hosss
OF other cheap goods 70 BE- sold with
oss $500 Astns!s hae be. poms sassAsse y e.
please cbeefve the sign, which IL s - 8. -
~ z :. a.. q, COL 0sMIT. 50 Broad a..
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RuhlNhee CANDn.

~ EORGk 5. LOWNEs, $50, Main street
NJ near 7th ,-GIateE Tenders; summer Fronts
tsquare, circle and eleptic patternsl Ornsmentals
Iron Rail; Balconies Versndahs, kc ~
Remember the number and give me . call after Z.
aiming elsewhere - - rs my 2i-6m
o. B. RRiDGfoRD, N. TIksLEY PArs >
So es1s 80, FRANKLIN MATHEWS.
TlRIDGFORD & CO.. General Commjs
- mission and Forwarding Merchants, ON the Dock
Richmond, Va. ans
rINO To II AC co MANUFACTURERs..
The undersiansd, Agents and Commission M ar.
chants for Virginia Manufactured tobacco. in New
York, respectfully solicit shipments Of Tobacco to
their address FROM their acquaintance with the
trade. they atter themselves they give satisac
ton TO shippers.
Innes &, Adams. late OF the firm Of Patteson Adam.
Co, would be pleased to hear from his old friends
az this house. e-st.- s,.s.a'a Z -
Libsrsl advances on contienments '-
- ts=a e- tfzfz CONNOLLY ADAMa
d Front street, NY
JA~ssA. CoNNoLLY koBr. N. ADAMS.
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unucAyIo1g.~.


- 8 IA 4
J srhs ,oeatiou Of this School, q ssHnSer Hall "a
rear 81 the Third Bapsist ChsfsA b sonvsnisnl 10
Ehoehes Hill and ts Wesers sicinity. ard II also de.
siraSIs fsr being <esrsd Tho soons coftsri sble
ard veil asrasssd, having sssn built expressly for
Tss dssiss Il this School Il to prsrsrs bsys for
Coliess ordinary hsainssa y siI y sompossd or
Sd. Higher Enelish with Latin. Mathematics, and
Boot Ksepina i IL hoped that expeieuos aad for
mer ssccea will BE- esteemsd sufficient guarantee
the l5sh septsnber. and end l5th JulJ, lsS7
.- - ; TEAhs:a
let eia Per session Of 10 months.. s.e25 90
"a DO DO do do ............ S 90
fPsyabis qaarterlyl
Person: wishing 70 see the subsc,ibe1 vii plesss
ieaye their names It 9r: D. j. saundefS stors head
Of Broad street. ~ afsi
au 1-1mt w. A. RENNtE.
IEFFERHON MALE ACADENlY.-This
inGitution, located on 18th. between Clay and
Ls,sa street.: Church h y. e Opened Tor the re-
next. In addition to the ordinsry English brsnehes
we will teach the Clssics and the MAJ hematic., and
intend TO make the Insttution worthy OF public pa
Our patrons may feel assured tkst esch pupil will
Teceive our special attention. For particulars i'm
q'''' o. e''n'' q 81 v. PhTHERBRIDGE,
!. su I-dim* THOS H. JONES Z
DICHMONO FK0lALK INSTITUTES.
II The Exercises Of the Institute will be resumed on
the first MONDAY in October. es 81
--,..4.t, TERMS PER SESSION:
Board. ~ Wv
WMhing!.. 20 ~
Tuition is Collegiate Depertment............ 50 10
Tuition h Preparatory Depart ment. ........r SO 90
Ancient or Modern Languages each......... ~ On
Music on Plano g co g" w
The large number entering the Institute during the
last session. (26a) has encouraEed the Trustees to
provide still increased facilities; and the
for instruction viii be the same elevated and be'
raj scale a. the spacious and convenient accommoda
tons No pains will be spared to secure the highest
advants the young ladies who may honor us BY
their attendance. 4s tsEEt t4 "a. 3
For catalogues, or further information, address
B. MANLY, JR, 2
~ 8-d3m Richmond, Va.
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MOUNT VEKNOe HOTkI" car s MA

MOUNT VEKNOh HOTkl4 CAR MA Y.
Nl N. Y.-This magnificent HOTEL the largest and
most comfortable one in the world Is row open for
To who has seen this Hotel it we'll worth
visit. it being the largest Hotel in tho void, being
capable Of accommodating 200 people comfortably,
and dining 5000 The length Of the dining room in
the clear 10 425 feet long, width 6O-total length OF
wing sec feet whole length from Ocean psrlor to the
barber ;hSE quarter OF Hn mile with a.. ~
gether with Ten Pin-Alleys Pistol Gallees Archie.
~ tents and Quot pitching Grounds for the Ladies'
with fine Hippodrome ring under the supervision Of
Mademe Minnie and Gen. Welch. s..,
= B, ard - per day. CAIN FOSTER,
jy I4-lm Proprietnrs
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OOlILARDS RHEUMATIC LlNlmkNT
Il Sons remarkable cures performed BY this Lini-
ment have como under especial notice OF late,
and among them we will mention the case of Mrs.
Johnston, on Union Hill, who bad been confined 70
her bod for more than q week BY rheumatism, and
was cured by ONE BOTTLE OF PoLLARD's RHsuNA-
TIC LIsIMEAT. Prepared only by
Druegist, nth street.
And for sale BY DrusCsts throughout the city.
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hOCT. Z LUNlE of the Old Medical
- House 10 still engssed in treating all sorts Of Be

hOCT. L L. vi OF me Old medlcaI
- House 10 still engssed in treating all of Be
cret' Diseases, and hereby invites call from those
wne lave been unfortnnare in their associations.-
DR. z. would particularly invite a call from persons
in the country who have been given up by their
ply scans incurable. Cases are few indeed that
cannot be reached by medicine when correctly APP
piled The article known az tho CHEMICAL EX-
very thing before the public for renovatine
system shaft cred BY dissipation other cause
The Ague and Fever remedy, called, FRENCH
MILK, 10 next TO certainty. Price 8 per bottle.
Office on franklin street. just be.ov the EXCHANGE
Hotel and first door South of TRINITY Church, Rich
fnond Va. ..It 4 5...t .s4s.. -.
Medicines securely packed and sent to order, with
full9irections. ~. lje3l
a DMlNiSTRATOR,s MOTT e. E..-AII
"A persons hayins claims sgsin the estate of Ber-
uard Wei.man. decessed.. are hereby requested to
present the TO me for settlement, all dc BITS
due tho said w eisnan. must be paid to
BERNARD PLAGEMAN.
an I...dImk Admir- of Il. Weisnan. decd.
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IlAklsAlNs iNeUMMEk CLOFHINls
- II have on hand q good xssortnient of Clothins
sutable for the to which invite the ate uion
Of purchasers Assuring them bargains that viii be TO
their interests, a. am anxious to close out such
goods to make room for my fall stock, which 7 am
now manufacturing. Pisass call At No. Ia Main
su7 fffthHr WILLIAM IRA SMTrH
4 AWks BELOW COsT..sI Will from
- this day offer largo and d-sirRbie sssoit MT Of
Law M last coiors) at shilling per ward IN order
to close them before moving on the ls of Ssptem.
ner 70 No. ~ Main street, under Mr. hsehurst's
Dssuesrean Gallery. The Same eooAs have been
sailing during tho season Ut IS cts per yard AIso
large lot of Bereses and Barge DeLaines will ~
sILAs L. JOHNSON,
W !. IL T. 8. No 81 Main street.
RAhtiAANs. tsAhtsAiNs, kA6SAINH.
eeiae late IN the season, we win sell Att sam.
mss Goods a. sreatly reduced prices. Our stock i
snii large and We are deternised to reduce H. ma
would invite all in wsns to sive NJ call -
an1 MERCHANT. wtIsISFs 4 90
t'hhsM DHA COOD..--yyr haze Just
Plain and figured swiss Muelin, ~ $50 =
" bite Cambria and ,Jsconets 49,.
bonnst Ceids ir1rh Linens
small 6enrea Prints Linen Crash
.mros.a, M':lin Collar and Sleeves s.
let and "a Ble.shed' sh~esisp . ! ~ -
undressed hleached Jeans, Hat Grapes
whte IIiesans; Cactna shirt aa s.si s.
Nhite. black sud cnlored Kid Gloves al 4s II
WI tte aud cnlossd Iise ThyeAA DO. a ese Sa,,aF
6laes Eisssic eiit and Patent Leaahcs ne,.s ~
S Gs tinen Csliass 0ssss neIno shlrts
Leas W1si.leass sli Es.,, 49, = 81, =
VS. US ~'esf's sis sf I'M NJ 1 !s s,
TgKkRANS; HNlIE1k g llJ1RAI, Us1ss.
ksep ~ = S.sS a iisss y sssSs ssso do 81
~ = s - M 4 4i'Llc svalAI cAsrs = S
5 ~ 49,. AZ 81. ss4S4 tsssssss9s q
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BARGAINS FROM AUCTION...J Just re.
ID eeived from suction. ..4- q.
Rich Dress Silks some low Q S7A cts;
do Paris Mousiin at 50 cts worth Isl; .- ~
- do. do. shilling worth Is cts; "
Alec jobs in Embroidered Collars from l2A to
50 cts. Ia
The above great bargains and pure should
call soon to secure the n. at 90 Main 1t, eet. -
CHRlSIIAN LATHROP'S
st5' ,Cash
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-12

A LAKGH STOCK OF DRY GOODS
"A SELLING OFF At COST-M. w. ROSE,
No. 23 Broad street, Richmond, Va, with view te
changing his business, will sell from this time 70 the
a5sh day Of August his large, varied and beautiful
DRESS AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
At COST. The goods then remaining on hand Will
be closed out st public auction
superior quality, will here find sufficient inducement
to make investment, he intends to be very ac-
eommodatns, and wants to save - much expense a.
pessble by IT net wholly. avoiding the suction. Be
g N. B. The store now occupied by mo win be for
rent after the Ist OF September IL Is excellent
location for dfy goods store, for which purpose il
has been occupied by me for upwards Of II years.
-l nv 1.-on - - , q u, Wy. kOSE..
M hXitAN & U A n o. a A Brown ana
AsA White Ms xican Guano, for sale By
t~4.7 h. II. SKINNER h CO, e
gu 1eH7s15 No 81 Gsrv street..
In A z n Is ID COTTONs AND IKieH
Il LlNENS.-kew York Mills and other good
makes bleschsd Cotton; super Irish Lin. Ms Of our
own I'm portrtien, all qualities. 70, cal. by
lkY tiOODs THAT MOST DE eUA.I1.
y invi . the Ladies' to call and Ieok at the bar
rains that am now offering in s.l styles Of summer
Dry Goods, that must be sold to make room for
FALL GOODS Ny stock on hand i ven worthy
e.ds and Plain ssi Silks Grape shswls and Scarf.
Aantes baregss; 1issues; eli wool De Lsines; 0ine
hama; frsnctP tinted Jasonets oou yards fast color
Lawns 600 yards Csliaos Of tho beet make and fast
colors; best quality Linen shestinss; Table Coths
TONS large assortment Of French Needle w crked
Collars and Sleeves at half price; Dotted aud En-
broiaered White Dresses; Robes; swiss Mall, Main
sock, lCsmhric and Jnconef Musiins with the usual
For bargains, call at the old cstabshed cheap cash
stcre OF s7far q sS*as AfSf ttsAs NJ kLCktELs r