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JESSE A. JACKSON. At

JESSG As JAVNSUN, AlIOTnty aC Law, Helena, Ark, will practice in the Courts of Eastern Arkansas, Supreme and Federal Courts at Little Rock, make collec- tions, and give strict attention to land claims in any part of the State. [Dec. 13.
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A. FOWLER.
FOWLER & STILLWELL, Attor-

neys at Law, have formed partnership, for the practice of their profession, in its various branches, in the State of Arkansas.
 Little Rock, Aug. 2l, 1855.
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Dr. J. w. GLENN. havinc returned

to, and permanently located in Helena, of fers his services to his friendsand the pub lie generally, in the various branches of his profession. June g, 1855.
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pr. ". R. DICKSON

pr. w. R. DICKSON respectfully tenders his professional services to the citi- zens of Phillips county.
 Office at Mrs. L. NJ. Hicks'-Planter' Township, l2 miles west of Helena, on the Spring Creek road. April2l, 1855.
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pr. A. 4. HORNOR, offers his pro- fessional services to the citizens of Helena and vicinity.
 C%Ofice corner of Main and Perry streets. Jan. 20, 1855.
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J. c. TAPPAN.
pr. CHARLES E.NAsH. will con.

tinue in the practice of his profession as us- ual. He may be found at his office on Rightor street, known as the old Swamp Land Office. Jan. ,, '56.
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ORE. ROB'T. B. LAMBERT.
MOORE & LAMBERT, Attorneys

JAS. T. MOORE,
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VIM J. Young has commenced legal proceedings
against number of banks in Philadelphia for not
redeening their notes as provided by law.
A son OF Mr.. Jacob Winchester, near ANNAPOLIS,
Mo- In jumping from an OK cart on Monday last,
fell and broke his neck. lie was about IA years Of
age.
Andrew Hershner, Esq, prominent citizen Of
washington county, Md, died near Hagerstown,
on Tuesday last.
Daring September 10000 in gold and $4,000
In silver were coined at the New Orleans mint.
Capt. James A. Fawns. an old and well know
Citizen Of Savannah, died last week
james Gaynor, q native of Ireland, committed
suicide In New York last Friday, by hanging.
man named Cain h as been arrested in Colum-
bus, charged with the murder of man in Tai.
bot county, Ga.
The counsel Of Mrs. Cunningham are making eff
tricts."
The new town Of Redville, Spartansburg Dis
trict. 8. c.. was commenced by the laying Of cor.
ner stone, with appropriate addresses and ceremo.
MES, on the LIST.
Col Madison 8. Perry was installed as Governor
OF FLORIDA on Monday week.
In Petersburg, on Saturday night, a jeweller,
named 0undelach accidentally stabbed himself in
inc left thigh, inicting painful, though not dan
e.rous wound.
The funeral Of the late Hon. Louis McLane took
Pisce Friday morning from his late residence, cor
" S~' aui sheot anu MOUNT vernon Place. Bal
Nmors. large number of the most prominent
members OF the bar, we're present.
letter addressed to the "Church of Godn nj
.oIIsnd, Maine, some years ago was returned 10
eusin reet once with the endorsement '.mis.
aireeted-we have nothing but sectarian church,.
In this place" '"u 'cne'
Ine b.ptist Bible Union, of New York, has been
addressed by Prof Challen, Of Phiadelpbia. and
AZ fend!ston, Of Virginia, both of whom urged
scriptures 'isnsiatioh Oh the
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DRY GOODS.
NEW FALL DRY GOODS.
usPaEoEDSsTEp ATTRACTIONS IN q! 70 CLOSE

take this method 10 inform my numer9ons iflcnns
and customers, In this ctr and surrgundlpg c2nn
try that am now In receipt OIL porslon o. M ~
stock OF DRY GOODS purchased 10 person VIM
the last three weeks In the city OF New 1erk LOT
cdsh exclusively. valuable facility N tnis
cial crisis 70 obtain goods at less than their real
value, which have succeeded in doing 70 many III
stances TO the extent OF thirty 70 forty per cent les
than similar goods can possibly be Dougnt on long
credit This enables mo to offer tho same advantages
to all who may favor me with their PATRONAGE. ~
will be to the interest OF cash buyers % sxanlne
stock before making their purchases am conhden,
they will not be disappointed. NY motto Is small
profits and quick sales.
Amongst tho stock will be found the following
Elegant Silk Robes; Bayadsrc. Chene and Striped
Silks
French Msrinoes and Cashmere DsEcosse, great
Plain and Figured ATWOOD Dslsines and Cash
Blankets sstinsts. Ksrssys and Linseys. fer ser
shosl1Sgs and shirtings, all widths and qualities
Fashionable Shawls, Coaks and Scarfs
An extensive stock H Embroidered ana Wnits
Goods
Hosiery and Gloves, In endless variety
Anaxcellsnt assortment of Carpets and Rugs, at
full line of Housek eeping Goods
Irish Linens, Table Damasks. Dress Trimmings
New Goods. purchased by my agent at the New
York auctions. received weekly during the season,
which will make my stock one Of the best selected
and cheapest in the city Of Richmond.
Country merchants supplied on liberal terms.
SEQ 63 Main street.
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M FALL TRADE, 1857.
GEO. j. SUMNER,
ryxy,y. IMPORTER AND DEALER In

We ara ~ no. ~. PEARL ST., RICHMOND, VA.
ships Willam 'eceeiving our Fall importatiops per
81 ,hs snd
Glasses, plated gco oSr is2cS Of Glass Ware Looking
psnnsd War. 60. &C.; which make mn ., and "a
to xses eo tSe
stock has been selected with special sraae. Our
wants OF the merchants Of Virginia North "a .S ,ns
ana asnnessee Our facilities being unsurpasssd , ws
any repacking house in the country '''ias az
Merchants passing through our city who buv po,as
North, are respectfully requested to call and az
our stock, as We satisfied they can save the ris
and expenses on goods by giving us their orders
Great care taken in filling all orders and none
the best packers employed.
GEO. J. SUMNER
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CARRIAGE MANUFACTURER.
o@E CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES.

afS3- The subscriber has on hand, at his Coach
Making, Establishment, en- Lombard Alley, be-
tween Main and Gary, Q3th and l4th streets,) near
me Columbian Hotel, COACHES, CHARIOTEES.
SsIAikQuCHES, BUGGIES, with and without tops, and
sad all Of his own make Of the best materials
anu wofkmanship; all efwhch will be sold as low as
good work ofthe kind can be In the city OF Richmond
a respectfully ask call from those in want Of any
mar ae ~ me Carriage line, as am determined 10
@I Is ~ ~ %n i sold, that Ia new, warranted
MlCAJAH MANaUM,
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL
RAILROAn

Track completed to JACKsoN's RIVER

Track Completed to JACKSON'S RIVER
In advance Of time advertised the rails are now Laid
and instead of the 18th Of July,
ON THE 10TH
The passenger trains will certainly go to
JACKS0N'S RIVER, within six hours travel BY
stages to the WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, over q
good road.
The celebrated Greenbrier WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS have been purchased by an entire new
Company who will enlarge the accommodations to a
considerable extent this season for visitors.
Passengers reach the White Sulphur from Peters
burg, Richmond, Baltimore and Washington, on the
same day, and the Sweet Springs next morning to
breakfast
Passengers for the Rockbridge Alum, Bath Alum
Warm, Hot and Healing Springs, take the stage al
day they leave Richmond.
FARE.
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rREeH AND 1 K 4 ~,

u1ists and Phnrma Gsefisfs. feg X ~ sses Wa
=. Main and 10Th strsets, kebm6nd. " 1S ~ 2
pnyslcisns ann families copists md ysr;sd ass.,
and Pharmaceutical Preparsilgns droan3 va vnsH ~
spicns. uTKe and rsKk; Surgical laser Ssets w
Appliances: Trusse4 In great VARSITY: gsss.,,si.l
snouider Braces; Medicine Chests; MsTicsg 49,
smoking ard Chewing Tsbarcs, ii tie bssi sSsss,
Pure and Old Brandy Port Wins, and the -.
don Porter, selected especially for INVALID. ~
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CWAN 3 CO.'S LOTTERIES.- NEW
~ AND BRILLIANT eCHEMEt-CAPITAL
PRIZE 16O,Oooii-Ihe following Scheme viii b
drawn By s. Swan Co., Managers Of the Fort 6aines
ACADEMY Lottery, In each OF their Lotteries for Octo
Der. 1857 at Augusta Ca, TO which city thsy hare
removed their priacipat once:
CLASS s., ~
TO be drawn In the city Of Augusta 0a In public. on
SATURDAY. OCT0BER ID. 1857.
GLASS 81,
To BE- drawn In the city Of Augusta, 0a In public,
SATURDAY, OCr0BkK lore, 1881.
GLASS Sc,
To be drawn In the city sfAugusta, Ca In public, on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER iTrH, 1851.
CLASS 80,
To be drawn In the City Of Augusta Georgia, In pub
SATURDAY 6 On a. Iss7.
CLASS 81.
To be drawn In the city Of Augusta. Ca in pnbie
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 81, 1857.
ON THE PLAN or SINGLE NUNBERz
5,f95 PRIZEs
Nearly One Fiss 70 Erery Nine Tcksks
MAGNIFICENT SCHEMEI
ER DRAWN
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WOODFIN'S SPECIFICl-FOR

" CHRONIC THRUSH AND DYSPEPSIA
The proprietor Of this Specific, has been aware Of
its virtues for several years. having frequently made
small quantities for grstutous distribution to the
afflicted He had no idea of Offering ii 10 the puhI,
in this form, until he was urged to do &C. BY nany
who had been cured by its use. He now, with i,a,
indicated, namely Chronic Thresh and Dyspepsia.
not as general panacea, for all the ills hesh ia heir
to- Many certificates may be seen at all the places
of sale.
Manufactured and sold BY @. wOODFIN 2sn
street Church Hill; price 81 per bottle or bottles
for S.. For sale also, by GRUBBs APPERscs; =. J.
pIcoT; j. W. POLLARD 18th street, and DR. sSELLiSGs
corner of Broad and 18th streets. Church Hill.
an Il
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VOEGELE & WEIDEMEYER,

"a No. 90 Main St, Richmond, Va.
&Nzs Having concluded to remain in Rich.
eeazS mond, would be pleased to see my
old customers at the above place, where they will
find good assortment of Watches, both Hunter and
Open Dial, of English and German makers; fine jew
elry, in sets and otherwise; Ladies' Neck Chains
Chatelans; Gold Lockets; Breastpins; Ear Rings
Finger Rings, and every other article in the Jewelry
line. Also, Silver Ware of every description.
CHAS. L. VOEdELE.
Particular attention paid to the Repairing of fine
Watches and Jewelry au S-ts
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COUGH ELIXIR-For Pulmonary nj,

EOUGH ELIXIR-For Pulmonary Dis.
~ ease in its incipient stage, and for Colds and
above any other remedy that has ever been offered 70
the patronage of Southern community. This rsdt
cine does not profess to eradicate all diseases Of what
ever nature, with which humanity may be afflicted
does the proprietor declare IL Il the eslr csr
for pulmonary diseases; but from the reputation il
has acquired for itself, and that too without putting
with those who have used IT, and from the great nun.
Der of certificates of residents of Richmond who
have been benefited and cured by its use she feels Al
liberty TO commend 1t to general use, satisfied that
the afflicted cannot use It without receiving great
benefit from its healing and curative powers
For sale by Mrs. A. b. DAVIS, Bennett Beers
kerr and Chas. d. Yale myu
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- UNION TROTTING COuRSE

~ UNION TROTTING COURSE
"a The proprietor of this welknown Course
Estimated near the Reservoir RESPECTFULLY gives mo-
sce . stock0wners and others that he Is now pre-
bh FAX, both Of which he is well qualified TO do
having had the most ample experience
reasonable terms - vi
% i6-lm r. III MIJJrp pro,r,..
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EACH SATURDAY. IN OCTOBER.

APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
prize, are e. ''''' $500
prize, are 70 -''' '-'''' 100
prizes Of 500, approximating to $l2,s0o
prize, are 800
prizes Of sl25. experimenting to 5000
prizes are 800
prizes Of 800. approximating 10 5000
prize, are 400
prizes Of SIS. approximating to $500
prize, are 300
4 prizes Of $50, approximating to 81 800
prize, are 200
soon prizes of $50 are 100000
5,4a5 prizes amounting to $4,000
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HrssIp MuLxT.-Captain III. C. Davis, of Rige-
way, Fairfield District s. c., in his report Of ex-
periments with the Chinese Cane, as published in
the winnsboro Register, thus refers to Hybrid
product:
The Chinese Sugar Cane must not be planted
near any Of the Sorghum family of plants, as it
will very readily Hybridize Iprocured some OF
the seed planted from neghbor, who last year
had planted Sorgho and Dourhs corn in the same
patch, and from plants grown from these seed. i
now have specimens Of perfect cross-retaining
the paniele Of the Sorgho, but having the large
grain Of the Dourha, and the top of the peduncle,
bending over like that Of the Dourha. The cross,
think, Is an excellent crop to grow for hogs, as
II must be prolific, than either of the others
in their purity.
The seed and panlcle being larger than those of
the Sorgho, and the stock containing more saccha-
riue matter than the Dourha stock.
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IT, DAILY LINE BETWEEN
- RICHMOND, OLD POINT, PORTS
MOUTH AND NORF0LK.-The Steamers GLEN
COVE and CURTIS PECK, now in first rate order
will, and after MONDAY next, 18th inst, com.
mence and continue daily line between the above
places.
The GLEN COVE, Capt J. O. Davis, will leave the
wharf at Rockets on MONDAY morning at 10
o'clock precisely; and the CURTIS PECK, Captain
samuel Barney, will leave the wharf at Norfolk on
the same morning and at the same hour and con-
dnue to run every day Sunday excepted and touch
at all the regular landings the river going and re-
turning.
Passage to Old Point, Portsmouth and Norfolk, 81 90
Forward passage, 50
Heals 50 cts. each, R. O. HASKINS
Freights taken as usual but the freghts on all
goods Intended to be put off any of the landings on
the Boat and we not responsible for any article
after it is put the wharf to which it is directed
jel3 X. O. HASKINSt
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AAgSAsrxoUs AcT.-Mr. Lefevre, wealthy su-
gar planter, at Lafourche, La, died recently, with
out issus-hs wife having preceded him to the
grave. His estate WAS appraised at about 300 600.
A few days since his will opened when it was
found that he mad left the whole of his possessions
TO be divided equally between two gentlemen of
New 0rleans-one nephew of his wife, and the
other broker who hsd transacted his business, a
man in no wise related to him, in the way Of
business. To the astonishment of his friends this
broker, on finding that he had been made legatee to
half the old mans estate 1880 900 at least) went
before notary public and renounced the whole leg
making 1t in favor of the relatives of the de-
ceased in France consisting of nephews and nieces
to the number of twenty or thirty, and all humby
situated in life. The old man had previously made
q will in which his French relatives were hand.
somely remembered; but on returning from visit
10 them, not long ago. for some reason known only
70 himself, he tore the will to pieces and wrote a
now one, leaving everything to his wifes nephew
and his broker, as above stated.
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THE OPP CEsr.-SOme days ago produce deal, I
in one Of our markets sold customer half peck
Of potatoes for levy, and in taking his pay from
quarter dollar, returned twelve cents change
This the customer declined to receive, claiming
thirteen cents his due. A dispute ensuei
which ended in the customer getting out a war
rant for the odd cent and the case being tried he
recovered it, Wash Star
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JACKSON. MISSISSIPPI.
MR.. r. Fl. JACKSON: DIAN SRI
A have tried 100 bottles Of your ExcE1srsR gI,ry,.
a specific against Ague asd Fever. Bliiioas Ee,ss
&c. Asa TONIC, find IL superior to any other an
Gle have ever tried. As an agreeable article Ia
COCKTAIL, IL is only to be used 10 be approved
Your friend and servant,
au Is THOS FAIION n n
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SUDDEN DEATHS on TIVE STAuE.-on August 2. 1898,
John Palmer. then an actor of eminence, perform
ing at Liverpool, and on the morning Of this day,
on which he was TO have played stranger" he re-
csived the news of the death of his second son, a
circumstance which naturally deeply affected him.
He sppeardlh however, in the character announced.
In the fourth act, BIron &sinfDrth obtains an in
terview with the Stranger aud discovered in him
an old friend, he prevails upon him to relate the
cause Of his exclusion from the world. The Srdn-
ger In his reply, speaks Of his wife and children al
fusion that must ofcourse have awakened the most
painful feelings in Mr.. Palmers mind, and at the
moment, when he had uttered these words, there
IA another and better world" he sank upon the
stage corpse. In October, 1852 Joseph Peterson,
IN actor ofsome position was perform ing the part
Of the Duke in Measure for Measure" and in the
third act he comes disguised friar to prepare
Claudio for execution. As he pronounced these
words
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ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY,
49, OF HARTFORD
Incorporated in lSl9---Charter Perpetual.
CASH CAPITAL ii OOO OOof

ITO DENTISTS.-We invite your espe-
l. cial attention to the CRYSTAL GOLD and
CRYSTAL GOLD FOIL, for which we are SOLE
AGENTS. These articles are absolutely p1irs and
have given entire satisfaction to all who have used
them. They possess the advantage of being more
plastic, and their welding and adhesive properties
such, that the plugs and filings made Of them
are more even and durable than those made of any
ether Foil. Price $50 ounce, CASH.
MEADE BAKER, Apothecaries,
lS6, n. w. corner Main and 10th sta,
ufru Dsohv-
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"A PURCELL, LADD & CO..
~ DnArns v,R RIss S!lsTs Oils. DYES.

-. Ne IS Pearl street. Riehno,.
AkE nov receiving, and wiz shortly have IN -.
&c, the whole comprising large and .enu,ss u
sorsnenf., wei adapted u the wants sf ti,s t,.s
IN person BY one q he house - tia ne
We are thankful to eur friends and N. n.I,,
Their Isng continued and natter;ng support snS ~
nope that with the facilities possess sr otta,;'
supplies, and the strictest attention to tbs s.ie
o. all goods sent from US, to preserve n. s,ssi
winch our house enjoys for selling articles Il m.
packing orders pp'g sad
PURCELL. LADD CO, Dnxgi,.s
- Ne. Is Pearl street
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w P. PERKINS & CO., No. 14l Eagle
Square. invite the attention of the ladies to
the following, received to-day, per Express:
Rich Bayadere Plaid and Striped Silks
Rich Side Stripe Robes
Bayadere and Side Striped Paris De LANES
Silk and Valencia Robes
Bayadere, Nalencenne and Popins, low priced
French worked Collars and Sleeves, in sets
Nalencine and Point Applique. do
Honiton and Real French Muslin do
Black Grape Collars and Sleeves do
Chenille and Gold Bordered Stella Shawls
Blush Bordered do Do
Cashmere and Chenille Scarfs
Silks, at low prices 1870 -
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COAL.

GOAL AND WO0D.-The subscribers,
" Agents for the sale Of COAL from the Deep
Run" and Springfield" Mines, are nov -sady 70
furnish superior lump COAL as well as average, anu
Smiths Coal in any quantity.
For COAL, or for OAR and PINE WOOD, well sea
soned apply to Mr.. Pitcher, at Coal Yard, (Screan
r. j. SMITH co, Agents,
7th between Broad and Grace SITS.
For Oak Oak s5Per cord, dolissrod' CASH.
Fer Coal AZ TO kind and quantity. au l5-2n
GOAL! COAL! COAL The subscri-
" Der Is prepared to furnish his customers and
others with "A superior article Of MIDLOTHIAN and
BLACK HEATH LUMP, AVERAGE AID FINE
COAL; also the best quality RED and WHITE ASH
ANTHRACITE COAL, by the long or short ten.
Orders left at his sfice, at the Csal Yard Of the
Richmond and Danyille Railroad. Will be promptly
attended to. -
Jy 2T-5m e, b. LIPsCOhB
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DAILY DISPATCH.
TUESDAY MORNING.. ............oC ToBkK ID lss.
c.r-,srs A. nun.-~The following IL an extract

n.rnsrrs A. psIu.-The following il an extract
srom : recent letter nom Indis
a. Dsihi the disbolicai cruelty Of the sepoys :,
horrible 70 relate They paraded all inc .na NJ Al
lahAbad the 9th Native Infantry, who n.a Tovsrn.
prnis> "a the morning for their loyalty W h.s.
meat, fkli on their officers 10 the ess ,sns, Ths
hey wsrs At mess. and killed. 70 ~ an srmrack.
ma made taget Of his body anothe. o,nsss s sss
nirIoned 10 the ground with bayonsss, auu nIe
IN an his body. At another station .aeI va oue
oeer and HE wife he w sI h. saw there was no
~ ~ -, hirself or his wife he shot her and then
hsrssif besore he would let her ta into the hands
sssns sersys because he was we'll aware what her
Ate would bs--rspe ana ines muraes. AZ ss ssa,
80 ,re az horse with O battery OF guns, mutinied
ana Killed some Of their officers one coionels lady
"A her husband shot In front finer eyes she then
want rsying mad through the jungle with her two
,nfsnts had this from a survivor, one that es-
csped in boat with about % more Europeans,
principally women and children; he saw the lady
with her children on the bank and called her
20 him. but she looked at them for moment ana
after her. They could not land to persue because
the Sepoys were coming down on them al the Tune
10 murder them. i have since heard that the iady
has been rescued, but 10 still maniac Az another
station thew have murdered 81 Europeans-the
,l.re IA called yhansE one oficer killed no less
than os ofthe rutYians before he was killed himself
a sergeant and his wife and two children bar
riesded them selves in their house; the woman
said she would shoot the first man that entered,
/. IA aha was as good As her word She did so, and
Vas then shot herself The husband escaped and
the two children in attempting to follow him
ware caught and thrown into the flames, as they
had set Gre to the house. / told you in my last
letter that the rebels made off TO Delhi. They
have fortified it In every direction, and one Maui
der Khan has styled himself the Commander in
Chief Of ell the Mussumans in India
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NEW CLOAKS I! NEW CLOAKS! NEW

~ CL0AKS Just opened six large cases of
PARIS IMPORTED CL0AKS,
to which the attention of Ladies and strangers visit
ing the city is respectfully solicited.
JAMES RILEY, l97 Main street.
NEW SHAWLS! NEW SHAWLS!
New Cheneille Shawls
New Stella Shawls
New Broche Shawls
An immense assortment of handsome Goods now
open at JAMES RILEY'S,
1877 Main street,
sc 22-lns OppoSite the new Custom House,
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DRY GOODS EMPORIUM!

~ No. Ig3 BROAD STREET
j. MILLHISER BROTHER would Beg leave to
call the attention Of all buyers of dry goods their
very large and elegant stock of New Goods just re-
ceived from the best markets comprising some of
the richest goods imported, purchased ON the best
terms for cash, and will be offered to customers at
tho lowest possible prices; our motto being quick
sales and small profits" We have everything need
ed BY housekeepers generally, all of which pledge
ourselves to sell cheaper than the cheapest
$3.50 j, MILLUISER & BRO
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FALL, 1857.-The undersigned takes
great pleasure in informing his friends and the
public in general that he is receiving his stock
OF FALL GOODS, consisting of the most wonderful
TRI INNINGS. FANCY AND VARIETY GOODS
ever brought to this market The infinite variety OF
elegant goods kept in his store deyng all powers Of
description he respectfully invites his custom to
personal inspection s. HIRSH,
Trimmings and Fancy Store, 2O9 Broad street