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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-03
BY Dunlop, Moncure IL Co.

kOCERlES, &C., AT AUCTION.-On
WEDNESDAY. the 4;h of November, we will
KlkS, consisting in part Of
lo5 ht1si ar t. prime quality Porto Rico aud n.
Orleans Sugar
l2O bhis anu hhda Porto Rico Muscovado and NJ
Orleans Molasses "
Soap. Candies. hiskey. Brandy and other arti.
Giles suited to the trade
- - hhds. prime Bacon Sides
iSRMs.-under SlO0, cash; over $780, months
credit, for approved negotiable paper
as- Sale without regard to weather
Oc 81 DUNLOP, MONCUKE A CO Arrts
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gg4 GOVERNOR STREET STOVE STORE

--Fail campaign for 1857 now opened. with a larger
and sttll more desirable assortment than III any for
nIer year consisting in part Of entire cargo IRON
the Justly celebrated foundry If C. Barsow, which
judges OF goodwork are particularly invited to eN
anime. Persons having in use stoves, Ranges, or
FURNACES OF this make can obtain repairing pieces,
on application, az factory prices ,,,,,,, ,,,,r
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Ne3gn WATsON'S GIVES THE LARGEST AM
sRoTFpEs. FoR FIFTY CExTs-Ca,l and see WATSON
DOUBLE GLASS AMBRoFYPEs at b. 81 and 80 cents, be-
fore YOU have your likeness Rooms 50 Main street,
NALNN0rrPEs and PAN0TYPEs taken by him. This
uh0e of the first weeks profits TO be given 10 the
uo,r If this city oc 26-lm
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ca - VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAIL.

ia - VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAIL.
kfsz 80 ROAD-ANNUAL EXHIBITION VIK
GINA STATE AGRICULTURAL OCIETY.-Notes
OF ali solvent Banks in the State, taken at ticket of
noes OF this company, for Passenger Fare.
Members OF the State Agricultural Society who NAV
come over the road of this Company to ischuosd
on the occasion of the ANNUAL STATE FAIR
tober, will be allowed the privilege OF REFUSING
FREE. on exhibiting certificate Of membership Tor
the present year, or certificate of life membership
10 the conductor Mt any time between the abny
and the I'd OF November, inclusive
stock and articles for will be charged the
regular rate o. freight going to the Fair Ifreturne
as the property Of the same owners they will bs
carrie! back free and the freight paid GU going to
the Fair will be r9fAutad.
Persons intending to send Stock to the Fair are
reque ted 70 give notice to the Agent at the DepOt
from which II is TO be sent, to the undersigned A
week previous to the time the cars are required tn
enable the cara to be provided at the proper time
Bv order of the Board IF Directors
&C ats THOS DODAMEAD Su,,t
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Dy IIIt NUN u hui.
GEORGE W. MUNPoRD,
Secretary of the Commonwealth.

ellison D. Stewart is about p years old, feet =
dark and black, forehead high, complexion rather
pale and slightly frrcked, lips thn compressed and
retreatng with chin sharp and protruding, giving
to the mouth the APPEARANCE of having lost the from.
t.af NJ
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Easn PLAIN srArrsrnrs Of r,ora

Sxg fLAIN STATEMENTS or FAcTs.
Dn, HAMPTON, now aged 80 Years, speaks Hear him.
ua ars YOU sieks beware Of initatonsl Ask Tor
made by this pleasant and sale remedy NAV indncs
counterfeitng '' ''"a"e
medicine must have merit, aud great MORT too
10 h'au the Test OF pule opinion No art vi putting
eau RaiFahze worthless article as 70 keen il M
AZ kood medicine. If u be not really no.
good medicine will live, become popular and ex
ssh us sales year after year in spite of opposition
The people readily find out its virtues and tho fae
OF THEM passes iTrn mouth To mouth with more r;l.
pidity than newspapers can spread H. A living VII
ness iestiiying Ia the cure a medicine has maiIa Cr
Using. ''i
:, In pref q what We say above, we refer you to
hsMmptwSns S,egetaele Tinciure and its effects.
mh- WIN, HIGH, No. i95 South PaCa street Balti-
more, cured of Rheumatism Dyspepsia aud Nervous
MR. EDWIN NJ. spRASKLIN, No. q Register street
Baltimore, most dreadful case Of Scroflla of years
standng lost number of pieces Of bone restored to
Miss MARY scoFIELD, Teacher, No. go Baltimore
case, after years OF suffering has aston
shed her friends Let the afflicted call her.
. DYSPEPSIA, NERVOUS DISEASE &C.
Mr. W M. Oldham, of Baltimore Custom House suf-
Tered from these complaints for Is months with body
toms Vegetable Tincture after other things failed.
COUGH. CONSUMPTION, &C.
dat nehry T. Minn had cough for years-great
all the remedies, but was cured only BY
HA9PToN's !EGETABLE TINCrURE.
RH Delicate Ladies and Children will please give
Sold By PURCELL, LADD Co, Richmond; BY
DR.. COOKE, fredericksburg; by all the Druggists in
Petersburg; by MORTIMER K M0WBRAI Balti-
more. and by Druggists and Shopkeepers everywhere
NJ 81 per bottle: six bottles for S.. S-d&c
BG~ INSURE Your LIFE WITH KNOWLES
K WALP0Rp, IN THE
MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE CO.
Capital over S2,5 G0yFlJ and daily increasing
*. W.
INSURE YOUR LIFE IN TUE MUTUAL BEN
Eft LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
This Company makes annual dividends, and pays
them while the insured is living.
II has paid to the insured in dividends $780,
coo. KNOWLES Il WALFORD.
INSURE YOUR LIFE IN THE
MUTUAL BENEFIT COMPANY.
When the annual premium amounts to 80, note
bearing per cent. is,es will be taken for half the
payment. KNOWLES y WALFOKD.
&C 3l-Jt
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By Taylor & Williams, Aucts.

By Taylor & Williams, Aucts.
MOST VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
M ~ On GOVERNOR, COR 18TH sTREET0 BE-
Im EEN MAIN AND FRANKLIN STREETS, AT
aOCIIoN1on THURSDAY, the 9Th day OF No.
yem3er, at AZ oclock T. NJ upon the prelaisrs, viii
De SOLD the property situated u tGe corner of Cover
nor street and FokAeco Alley, with large framed
dwelling and otser mproy ements thereon, occnnieJ
oy hrssrs, Roper Murray. The lot fronts 90 Il, I
ara runs back OF an irregular Depth according TO
pah winch may be seen at our office. The very cen
tfa situation OF the property renders il highly val
uaple r many purposes. which will suggest Them
ments.
IthMs-F'r the first payment, negotiable note
AL SIX mouths, satisfactorily endorsed; the balance
on acredlt ct IL, is aud "a months for negotiable
NOES, all bearing interest, and secured by tru
deed upon the praprrty.
oc2s TAYLOR d WILLIAMS Aue.s
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sT FAIRBANKS ScALEs.-Every per-
son using SCALES should only use the best, which
can always be had OF Fairbanks agents,
MESsRs. CLARKSON, ANDERSON & CO,
DC I'm No. loo Main street. Richmond, Va.
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BY Richard Cauthorn.
BY l. & G. B. Davenport, Aucts.

By |. e. G. B. Davenport.
{ ROCERIES &C., AT AUCTI0N.-On
THURSDAY, 5th November, we will sell at onr
aucton store, at 10 O'clock an assortment of GRO.
CERES, viz: - O
so Sides Sole Leather
NI sacks me Salt
$50 bbs New York Syrup
80 boxes manufactured Tobacco
soap, Candles Cheese, Green Teas Rice
iikye Whisky, French Brandy
N. x. Rum, Irvine, Wrapping PAPER. &c.
TERNs-Under sl00cas',; SIo0 and over 4 months
credit, for approved paper.
l. G. ID. DAVENPORT,
nv AntiOneers
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nS~RIcHmoSp MADE SrovEs.-THE

Re-" RICHMOND MADE ST0vEs.--THE
ADVANTAGES II PURCHASING RICHMOND MADE STOVES
They are made of the best material and extra heavy
80 as 10 stand the i'll usage OF servants. Broken
pIat.s ean be conveniently replaced at moderate
cost They are warranted to operate to the satisac
ton of the purchaser. They cost no per pound
than she Northern stoves
Wholesale wareroom at the Foundry Retail trade
supplied by the city dealers.
fhese Works have been in successful operation for
yearly six years and have acquired high reputa
ton Tor the quality Of their manufactures.
ASA SNYDER.
PROOF.
For nearly six years have been supplying my
patrons principally with the Stoves manufactured at
The
RICHMOND STOVE WORKS,
aud have found them b give general satisfaction,
both 10 quality and operation. The firm of c. ID.
YALE Co. prepared 10 furnish the trade
With any description Of these desirable Stoves.
CHAs. ID. YALE
gu 22-3n 1870 Main street
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RG.P. H. AYLETr, Attorney at Law
pratces in all the Courts held in the city Of Rich
mond and attends regularly the County and Circuit
Courts OF Chesterfield. Henrico, Hanover ana hlhs
! iiatn counties.
sS-Ofico over the.store of P. Johnston Brothe
No II5 Main street jy l-6m
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eHGEoRGE B. STEEL, Dentist, Office
and residence, No. 231 on MAN, between Sth and 9Th
streets Richmond, Va. my S-ly
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By L. d. Cook s. Co. Aucts.

Muck OF HARDWARE, CUTLERY,
~ &c, AT AUCTION The snbscr,har ir,.rd,,.
70 dscohtiDus business vii az his store on Msi1
street commencing ON MONDAY, Nov I'd, a. 10
ocin 4, the whole of his stock OF Hsrdw ware Cutie
~, House Furnishing Goods &C. ~
inc attention OF the trade Respectfully request.
ed, - my stock still contains very large yari.fy "a
good: OF the best quality suited 70 the trade n hicS
mond, and as am determined to sell without re-
serve. great bargsins may be had
TERMs-An sums under $50 cash over that ap,o,,rt
months eredH, for notes satisfactorily endorsed
I. A RUST
oc39
The above sale will be continued this morning n
the same hour. II. b. CvUK 4 CO.
no s Anet;on.a..
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TO THE PUBLlC.-My stock of goods

ITO THE PUBLlC.-My stock of goods
l. remaining on hand the 18th of December, will be
sold at auction. to close business. Country people
coming to the State Fair, will fad my stock full aud
complete. Every article will be 50 Id without regard
articles will be sold for half their value this
no humbug. Come and see for yourselves All of
the suspended Bank notes of Virginia, North and
South Carolina, will be taken at par.
CHALES HARfWELL, us Broad ST.,
OpDOsits BROAD Street Hotel
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r ARUS & SHINE, Auctioneers and
~ Commission Merchants, No "A Main street give
real estate, merchandise of every description, and
household furniture.
Sale of horses, mules cows wagons and carriages
&C.. &c every Saturday.
r. C. LARUs JAS. N. SHINE.
-fa
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Esg% NOTICE EXTRAORDINARY
CLEAR THE TRACK FORIe3 BR0AD STREET
DRY GOODS


DOwH TO SUIT TIE TINES! NO COST or
GOODS TAKEN IN CONSIDERATION!
SNe will sell them, and they must he sold! AL new
Goods, Just from New York.
Remember that }. MlLLHISER BIO. have been
one of the few merchants from this city who have
been in New York during the terrible times of the
isst ten days 10 buy goods Esr cash. We will have
opeu ready for SALE about ln9 cages OF goods this
morning comprising every variety of NeY foods for
the season. We won't mention prices. for ttar you
would not beaYe them possible. All you have 10 10
is 20 come with the ready cash and get them. For
the convenience of our friends and the public, our
store will remain open every night until 10 O'Clock
except on Fridays. ., 49,
j. AILLHISER BRO.
N BIO facilitate our sales and have uniform
prizes no goods will be charged within the next 80
days. DC 1J-2w j. NJ. 4 EttU.
E.Ss- FLowERs.-Just received a most
Beautiful assortment OF fine FRENCH FLOW Frs, to
which We invite the attention Of our customers.
Also on hand, "A nice supply of Ribbons, Fringes,
TRIMMINGS and Fancy Dress Buttons suitable for the
s,as0n, at low prices.
LADIES BAZAAR,
&c Slim No aDt Broad 1T.
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gG-TRUmAN A. PARKER, successor to
r. g. Whitfield, wholesale and retail dealer IN
Shingles, Mahogany and Lumber OF every descrp-
ton Office and yard corner Of Cary and 10th streets
Rirhnond Va my l9-d6m*
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plloauoh, az lac'0Ls plGliEEsn RGE srERRETT

n B.-Notes OF solvent suspended Banks OF Nirgi-
mia North and South Carolina Mary land, Pennsy l.
Yana or New England, received for goods at our re-
gular cash prices, and market value allowed for
specie. &C 10
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ACTION sALHa
FUTURE DAYS

49,.
a DEMONSTRATORS SALE win :.
"A sold on W EDs EsDAY, the i'm a. - ~ oe
her lss the residence Of Mrs Jos e. ieas 3sei 70,
Horses snd one two-borse Wagon two Rads' ~
some eiher articles Of Househei Furnifurs In ~.
driver OF the Wagon will be hired oaf f,T H., ~,
anee OF the year. JN0. A HUTCHINSON ~
Sheriff Of Hebrico, and A. such
Administrator OF jos q. Leath t.tsId
All personsinaebted ~ the estate of Jos. O. Leah
viii please make payment to me at once, ami those
having claims, will present them, that arrange
ments may be made for th.ir ssttleui-nt
JNO. A. HUTCHEstbN, :. IL c..
And as sach Administrator Of
no5-dtds JOS q. Leath, decd
II Ugh C0NSTABLE'S SALE.-In pur-
:, suance of an order Of the Hastings Court OF
tue CITY OF Richmond maze the 18th day of tcts.
Der. 1851 in the attachment case of John Graves VS.
august Plener, shall. TO satisfy said attaehmfnt
10 ir nt Of my Office, FRIDAY the 9Th OF the pre-
sent month proceed to sell at public anciip to The
hIsnest bidder, the attached effects to wit n orse
H. oofse wagon 2s'hkis Flour, 3sacks Rye Flour
Dbl. sugar large bread Basket
=, tas 'Sash on delivery sails to commence al 10
oT mo a. u. J. BUTLER, III. C. G. K
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CT. NICHOLAS SALOON.-The victual-
~ ling department of this establishment was
resumed for the winter season, on Monday the 18th
inst Oysters in every style, and all popular comes
titles will be server at short notice. Tea Coffee and
Chocolate at the usual hours.
fS- The patronage of the Ladies' Is especially So
licited ANDREW ANT0N1,
10 Nicholas Saloon
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NATIONAL HOTEL, MAIN STREET,
~ Staunton, Virginia.

Nh. d. olLkS0S, Proprietor.
Omnibusses Tree ch rye run in Connection With
the Hotel and the Railroad Depot
S. Every attention Is given 10 passengers whs
my 3e-sn
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MECHANICAL
TIN, SHEET Iron AND GAS FITTiN.I,

TIN, SHEET IRON AND GAS FITTING
\ ESTABLISHMENT, THIRTEENTH STREET
BETWEEN MAIN AND CAkT.-The subscribsr 4
.aiy prepared TO DO al kinks OF work ia the ab,y.
business with dispatch; and returns thanks 10 his
numerous patrons for past tayors and solicts CON
snnance of the same 6eing master OF his business
hs eau promise ms customers that all worh done by
MN Will AZ least be equal to any other house ip tho
cry anu icily as Cheap-s fact known 70 Ali narsDs
who know what good work is
ROOFING, GUTTEkING, kc.-Hets prepared IN
execute this description OF work In . very superior
manner an Y ~ poi !, 10 town and constr{.
Tin WARE.-Aiways on hand q large and general
issoIfiiisnt q TN Ware. wholesale and retail
GAS tlTfISG.--He Is likewise prepared 70 do al
Kinds Of Gas Fitting in the best manner
PthPs.-He keeps always on hand large and az.
tenslye stock Of Wen and Garden rumps.
fell CHARLES III. LANGLEY
NOUTHERN IRON WORKS. LEWIS
- L. BARNES, manufacturer Of FIRE ENGINES.
n 9TH street, West side between Main and cary
INJURIES FOR MANUFACTURING TOBACC0.
i s,IE4iRAAApAHS, every description 81 CAST AND
@RouGMT IRON RAILING, VAULT DOORS.
Ia. skATiNG and all kinds Of HOUSE AND WROUGHT
sltoN WORK. will be done with neatns~s and dis
catch, on such terms rs warrant will give safsfAc-
lon Ny cid friends. and the public generally. are
s2itctad 10 give me = call before engaging eissr-
shere. nay k-d6n
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pea DIR. JOHN B. WALTHALL, Homo

pathstD offers his professional services to the cit
a of Richmond and its vicinity. Office at his
siaence on Leigh street, two doors from 9Th.
Ie l-lZmF
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CIXTY THOUSAND DOLLAKS-AT
- COST FOR CASH, TO CLOSE BUSINESS
DRY GOODS AND CARPETS.-0wing to the finan-
clal troubles OF the country, we have thrown our
large ana valuable stock of Dry Goods and Carpets
on the market, at most ruinous sacrifice 1t ID very
rare that such an opportunity is offered to the pur-
chasing public to get desirable family goods SO cheap
Notice: Silks, Cashmeres, De LANES, Embroideres
Hosiery, Gloves, Curtain Goods, Boys Wear, Mems
Wear, Goods for factory hands, Gilt C0rnices Elan
Ribbons F'
Buyers from all quarters are most respectfully in
ytted to call and witness the stock at most astond
ing low prices. CHAS A GW aTKIN
No. l6l Main St, opposite Exchange Bank
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BUSINESS DONE BY THE FOLLOWING COMPANIES:
From the Comptroller's Report, for IS

JN0. III. SHOOK,
General Agent and Attorney for Va.
ST. Gro PEAcHY. NJ D.. Medical Examiner.
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DY TIE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.

- APR0CIAMATION-Info having been
received by the Executive, that MER w ETHER +
DAY, charged with horse stealing. and was confined
in the lail OF the county OF nenIico escaped rom
going at LARGE therefore. do hereby offer reward
of One Hundt ed and Fifty Dollars to any person who
him into the said Jail Of said County; and do more
over require all officers OF this MN 3nwealth civil
aud military, and request the people generally to
their eXertious To procure the arrest OF the said
Merwether +. Day, that he may be brought to JUS
tice.
~, Given under my hand as Governor, aud the
! L. S. Less Seal of the Commonwealth at Rich
WI mOnd, this 2lst day OF October, 1857.
HENRY A. WISE
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NOTICE.-The portraits and other
~ paintings (not already engagedl left by the late
John b. Martini Tor sale, and can be at his
studio on Main street over Mr.. Walsh's shoe store
until the LIST of January. 2-lw
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IN FOR RENT.-Two very neat Brick
EI Residences on Church Hill. Apply to
au l8-ts LARUS i SHINE
o. FOR Rem Tenement No. 217
M::a Main street. including Store-will be put in
thorough repair for IA good tenant.
jy Cts LEWIS d. CRENSHAW.
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On hhds. new and cid Sides, Shoulders,
~ Hams and Breasts. for sale by
oe3 THOMAS JONES 4 Co 8
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-09-12
Literary Notices.

Il is desirable, even in country news
paper, that the current literature of the
day, the rises, falls, and changes Of Mag
nzines, new publications, &C., &C., should
be given; because as reading begets taste
for reading, thus growing BY what it feeds
on, there is positive benefit accruing to
the reader, the writer, and the publisher,
For these reasons we have consented to
dish up for the great public who peruse
the Columbia Democrat, as well as our
limited information will allow, ot least
occasionally, the literary news of tho day.
We begin with the Magazine publications.
The Democratic .Revitao, published at
No. 3s5 Broadway, Now York, by G.
Swockhamcr, Editor and Proprietor, has
boon issued for nearly twenty years. The
September pumher contains eleven articles
on the various talked Of subjects of the
day. Among The discussed matters, we
find the New York city troubles-tho first
chapters of a novel "a good story-and
some poetry. 1t is well worth the sub
scription price, being only three dollars
per yeor.
Putnom's Magazine is announced as
having ceased to exist. 1t is only five
years old, and is now in the hands of the
sixth of the sixth firm, having very mate
rally helped it is thoughtt to ombarrass the
five previous owners. 1t was sold, about
the last of August, to the Publishers Of
EpacrSon's United States NJ 'gaaine, for
$4,000, and will hereafter be incorporated
with that publication.
BAzchwood's magazine has been pub
lishcd for half century, vi'hout change
cf proprietors, and is at this moment in q
most hourishng pocuniory, literary, and
we may add, political condition. This
latter point was, perhaps, the death Of
Putnam. With more than usual literary
standing, it assumed dictatorship in poli.
tics, WHICH tho ppblic did not relish. A
Magazine can be political and literary,
but not literary and politicn nl in this coun.
try.
The Cosmopolij,an Art Union Associa-
ton have sert US the fifth No. of their
Journal, published at 54S Broadway, New
York ; and it is announced that hercaf after
the subscription price Of the Art Jo@rna1
will be two dollars ijthat it will be enlarged
to double its present size, aud be otherwise
very greatly improved both in an artistic
and literary way, The Jo~ma1 is well
printed, finely illustrated, and exceedingly
interesting. hie is not the place to speal
of the objects of the dissertation, and VIC
shall leave that fol another occasion.
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.liNuALITI TO ALL

ITNTFORMlTY or PRIEESl--A Nav FEATURE ~
u BrsisEss. Eoery one his oton SdhsmeH!
JONES &c Co,
o tho Crescent One Hrice Clothing Store. No. 200
Market street, abovc Sixth, Philadelphia.
In addition to having the largest, most varied and
7sbonabIe stock Of Clothing in Philadelphia, made
expires sly for retail sales have constituted every
his own salesman, ny having marked IN figures, IN
each article the very lowest price he sold for
they cannot possibly vary-all must buy alik
The gods well spnneed andprcpared, an0 great
pans taken with the making that all can Lug win
he fill assurance ofgGttng good atticc at the very
loves: price Also. large stock of piece goods on
hand ,orthc latest style aud best qules, winch will
be made order, in the mIst f,shi enable aud best
manner 81 per cent. below credit prices.
Re ucnbnr the Crescent in Market, above Sixth
Street, No 200
JONES q co.
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POSTSCRIPT.

Three Days later from europe.
Aryigat Of The EW2ra -Pg0roga1oh of
Porlt@ent-- Tie Thgr9ph CdJe-.
Nothing fran, Iad!a.
Halifaz. September 0.-Thc Cunorl
steamship Europa arrived this morning
with Liverpool dates to tie 2eth ult, thred
days later than received by the Aragq and
Kangaroo at New York.
The steamship l}aldc, from Now York,
with dates to the 10th ut, reached Liver.
pool on the 28tb, and the Persi', with
dates to the l0tl, arrived on Saturday, the
29th ult.
Parliment was prorogBed on Friday, the
Queens speech having been read by
commission.
1t IVES the general impression that tho
Atlantic Telegraph cable would be sCld for
telegraph line to india.
There has bcou nothing of additional
importance received from india since the
sailing of the Arago.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-09-12
SWAN & CO.'S LOTTERIES,
NEV IND BRILLIANT SCHEME
Capital Prize $G0,009.

The following scheme will he drawn by : swAS &
Co, Managers OF the Fog; Gaines Academy LOucry,
in ench 0f their Lotteries for September, Ieii, at
AUGUSTA, Georgia, in which city they have removed
hiIr Principal Office.
= CLASS So
To be drawn in the city Of Augusta Georgia publ ic
on'Suturd1r. September 9TH, e57
CLASS 53,
To be drawnn the city OF Augusta. GEORGIA in public
on saturday, September l2Lh, lej7,
..F GLASS 81,
To be drawn in the city Of Augusta, Gcorg IN puhlic,
on Saturday, september lo,h, 1867,
CLASS o.
To be drawn IN the cy ol Augusta. Georgia, In pubic,
Saturday September 9Glh, 1851
on j'HL PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS.
Fire Thousand Four Hundred and NiHcy Fire P,i;es
Nearly one Prize to every Nine Tickets.