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Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-11-24
MUD BOOTS, BROGAN AND COARSE
 CLOTHING. FOR SERVANTS,

A LL OF OUR customers will do well to call and A examine assortment of Water Proof and Mud Boots, BrOgans and WOmens' Shoes our Ready Made Clothing for servants cannot be beat in quality price-neither can our Osna- burgs Lindseys. All of the above goods are sel- ling fast. but we have few left of the same sort" Don't forget to examine our fine assortment of Prints, and only l2 E cents per yard as usua- FILKNs warrants them fast colors. Ourgo Coffee is 5 lbs for the dollar We have for sale CHEAP, l fine Gosiing Buggy, of the very latest fashion.- We have also Santclause with his carriage bells and ponies, all dressed in turs and loaded with
 Christmas Presents.
 NO charge for admission. And as an accommoda- on to our customers continue to take all kinds of paper money at par at the new cheap cash store
 No trouble to show goods.
 Nov A, 1857. FILKINS t& CO.,
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-11-24
BUGGIES.

A VERY superior lot of Roll up Top, Drop Front, Opera Dash Buggies, with Pole and Shafts, ele-
 One Shifting Top, Tray Body, Gilt Stripe Buggy, with pole and shafts ee''
 Ihese buggies were manufactured to order, are of good maternal, are neat without being gaudy. Were constructed more with View to service than show. Prces correspond with the times. Inquire at
 Nov. "A, 1857. UFNRY,S
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-11-24
RIcH'D. FATHERLY. Secretary.
Mathematical Ipstruments.

IN Seal Skin and Wood Boxes, Ivory and Cherry l Parallel Rulers, Ivory sectors, Scales and Prortac- tors, and Dividers. Very best steel Ruling Pens, Camel hair Pencils, India Ink, Water Coors, extra fine Tracing Cloth, and Tmcing Paper Tabers best Pencils, all numbers Porte Crayons, etc.
 Received at the book store of
 Nov. A. '57. JNO. E. RFARDON.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-11-24
BOOtS and Shn.

D DOZ. Lannon's French Calf Skin; O E doz. American heavy Calf Skin;
 1 Heavy Calf Skin.
 Which they wish 10 dispose of at very reasonable price, MORROW, BOONE t& co. Nov, 24, 1s57
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-11-24
NOTICE,

DERSONS indebted to the State of Arkansas for Internal Improvement Lands are authorized to make payment to A. k. Witt, Land Agent. at Fay etteve, who Is authorized to receipt for the same
 J. W. MoCONAU GHEY.
 Land Attorney and State Collector Nov. 24, 1854 St
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-11-24
Wanfedyi

TMMEDIATELY-B a Lady, situation as II Teacher in an institution or private family
 Address-G. w., r. O. Box 33. Little Rock, Ark Nov. 10, '57. I'm.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-11-24
N EW DVERTISEM ENTS
Estray Mule. SiO Reward.

STRAYED from the subscriber living 9
 1 miles below Little Rock, on the north side eTSA,> of the river dark bay mare mule, 5 or 6 years YN old, mane and tail long; brands or marks sa0ziEls perteiyabe except saddle marks each side of her back bare foot. The mule is large and likely and very gentle. reward of Sl0 will be paid for her delivery to me or any information so can get her.
 Nov. 24, 1857. St JOHN DENT
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-11-24
E,yeIet Machines.

 | IPURAN'S Patent. improved double Eyelet Ma lL chimes, with eyelets to suit Received at the book store of Nov. 24 '57. JNO. E. RFARDON
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-11-24
NEW GOODS.

NEW 1OODS. ATE receiPts now make my assortment of -A FANCY DRY GOODS, and articles usually found in Gentleman's Furnish ing Store, complete. An eye to the markets and aware of the dark cloud that now impends the mer- of disposng of my stock therefore offer great in dueements to purchasers. JAMES A. HENRY Nov. 24, 1857. JUST received per steamboat Quapaw O 50 bbl. Babbett, Good S Co., best rectifed whs- key,
 10 bbls. Old Bourbon whiskey, 10 ' Old Rye "
 " American Brandy,
 Gin,
 10 Baskets Champagne l" Heidsick" 10 dog. Oysters 2lb. Cans,
 10 " C lib. "
 10 '' 1a Boxes Sardines,
 40 Cases Brogans assd.,
 10 Mems Kip and Calf Boots, 10 Boys ' Nov. 24, 1857. FIELD S DOLBY.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-11-24
AMBROTlPES. MELAINOTYPES, AN
 SpHERFOTNpE

' awyer's Seals. Three Sizes of various colors. 4A Just received at the Book Store of
 Nov 'h7 pEApn0N
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-11-24
Regular Arkansas River Packet.
FOR THE HOLIDAYS.

TNAUGHT by experience and avalng himself of Il the custom of the people in giving and receiving presents. tokens of regard and remembrance, about this convivial and joyous season,
 .S H ENRY AZ.
 has selected received and opened great variety of FANCY ARTICLES, that may be regarded as peeu ary well adapted for HOLIDAY PRESENTS
 To enumerae would be to occupy more space than the printer is paid for and would be taxing the pa tence of the reader; whereas to show and isnos of at fair rates, is not only pleasure but compepsa ton. Call and eNamihe Nov. 24 1857.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-11-24

WM R. MILLER Auditor Of Public Accounts of the Of 4rh1nsos
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We SIP e RS.

4 row ~ little flces BY the bed
4 ron oil little hands upon the spread
A ros 81 little rc<yui=h eyes at. closed
erJ~ II little naked feet exposed.
a gyft.a 90 her lads them ~ their rrsiss,
Ttsg hins t.sl. tset 30 tr'sd n heavenly 1ays,
A.i takes thi, iull IN c,iidhooi'r siny tide,
In little errors of thsesr ~ Chits.
80 iavelaer sight fnt" side Il heaven Ia seen.
aui angels hover over the Eroup sereas;
inst, ad Of odor in 4 censCr swung
There floats thefraQrsnce o. an inf.ns'. tongue.
Then, tumbiinE headlong into visiting seis.
beneath the sheet. they hid their tiEEii heads:
Till slGhbcr steals away sbeir Idle far<
And like e peeping bud each face appear.
All dressed like angel. IN their gowns OF wilite,
They're waited 70 the skies IN aTesr,s OF nj ht :
aud hesy viii sparkle IN tIair eyes atmJ:n,
And stolen grscrs all their ways atom.
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HE Interest on the Coupon Bonds of
- the Virginia and Tennessss Railroad Conpsnv
st shd 81 mortgage, on tha LIST January IS5r VII
date. q " >pIIprrI1Ts t9i9 this
noa " "''S'sDL a. W.,
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= q rI.
n. b. Carpets. Those in want of Ingram, Three
Ply ard Brussels Carpets will find ii to their interest
to examine our stock and prices before purchasing.
4 n
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SKSIEycE OF A DfrAUL1zR AND Man Rosyr7-
Moses r. Cummings, who enbezEied ak Thousand
dollars from the Upper Bxnk Of Canada, vas sen.
fenced to impris0nment in the psnitcntsry for ave
years at Toronto on Monday.
sanuel ID Rosa wss sentenced to the penitentisry
for life for robbng the mai Of $4,000. Upon re-
oeiVng his sentence he tainted.
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sAsA.-We learn thai the UaIGea states steamer
Po"hatan. bound To the East Indies. will be put
~ cJmAiissi1n IN afow days and crew placed on
board as soon az the painting and other light work
received orders 10 report themselves this morning
NrfF Hsr-'d # TH.siry
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A C0MpLrMEsr.-S. Wylie Crawford Esq, Of the
United States army, has received a diploma, as =
corresponding member OF the Geographical Socc-
ty of Mexico. Thi. is quite a handsome compli
ment. We believe that Sir. Prescott, the celcbra-
ted historian, and Sir. Crawford are the onl,
Americans who have boen elected members Of this
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A New WAY TO GER RID OF TsyAyrs-DIiiget
Mcintyre, of Central Fails, died At Providence r.
J., Saturday, from the effects of fright and smoke
caused 10y the landlord Of the building In which
she lived having stuffed the chimney with straw to
smoke the tenants out.
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PFRsoSN-The celebrated DR.. Hsyne. who Vas
sent to the Kentucky pHnitentisry for short term
for marrying rather tftsn than tho law allow. one
81 ie of horihUadom, was released a few DAYS $50
hts time having expired, and he arrived in Louis
vnis On the An instant
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NORTHERN APPLES, &o.--65 hills.
= large Northern Apples. or. 20 o.. 10 ,nesexa.
new crop Bunch Raisins, whole half and aaar,..ss
od Day Preserved 6inger just resesafl All az,
~ -. ~ ----.r---e.--- LOUIS ]. aoSSIErx,
n Air DfEs.-We have in store six
inherent preparations Of Liquid Hair Dye~ Gar
hseoioration % tAe skin, hs sale by Se''s'' y
aeaa r. JOHNSTON BRO.
: = pgassiels.
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A lady neighbor and acquaintance, the doting
mother of a waggish lad, having bottled lot o.:
nice preserves. labelled them, "7ut up by Mrs.
D" Johnnie, her promising boy, having
discovered the goodies soon ate up the con.en,s
Of the bottle and then wrote on the bottom Of the
label, "Put down by Johnnie D.
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DOGGETT g. ANDERSON.

UPH0LSTERERS AND PAPER HANGERS,
Corner of Governor and Franklin 5ts)
TT AV E received their Fall Stock of
Il French and American Paper Hangings all quail
tiles Floor l1il Cloths, Curtain Goods Cornices and
Trimmings. Window Shades, Mattings, and many
other articles in the line OF business which will be
sold at moderate prices We also keep on hand and
make to order Feather Beds, Boosters aud Pillows.
Curled Hair ana Shuck Mattresses, Of the bt TT quar-
ity. and all other work in our hne. executed by the
most con petent woTkmen with the strictest desire
to give satisfaction. portion OF public patronage
il respectfully solicited se 28-3fn
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HAVE YOU BEEN TO the great STORE

HAVE VOC BEEN TO the great store
L of Bargains? If not you should do SO imme-
disteiy, as LEVY is selling his cheap goods very
last and therefore there is no time to lie lost oOd
dollars worth Of Dry Goods ut COST but much low
er than nany WHO are selling at cost. Embroidered
tiqre Trimmings, positively at half price; Black
Silk Velvet Ribbons, Of all widths per cent be-
low the regular prices; Collars of every description
purchased elsewhere. Linen Handkerchief at 6t4c;
Gentlemes colGrtd bOrdered iandkerchiefsa at l2lzc
worth sc; Embroidered Muslin Collars at lsslc
worth 81 1ac; Cambria Bands at Is cts worth 37Gsc
Remember that YOU can purchase Goods at LEWIS
great deal lower than many who are selling of at
cost. JACOB A. LEVY,
nos Is Main street.
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nRY GooDsi Day GooDs.l At prices
~ to suit the times.-Wc respectfully invite stran
gers visiting city and all others in want of Dry
'o1s, to cali and examine our stock Of Lady's Dress
Goods, Goods for Men and Boys wear, Housekeeping
Shawls. &C. all of which we otieaiHg ut prices to
please the most economical purchaser
JOHNSON Il HARDWOOD,
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NEw YORK. NOV; ll.-tionr advanced Stats 3. $50
AS; ohio sa.3:tp5,70; Southern 9 ic9ai0; "neai
white ss5}s2 Cts Stocks higher: Gales yesterday o.
Sll 90 Va. So a! tS5h.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 1l.-Flour dull; Howard st and
0hls Is. 5. Whest dull aud q shade lover. but nc
IniuaL Uurn-IeiioT 1925; white 734S7Sc.
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AT COST, TO CLOSE BUSINESS
IL We have determined positively to close
present business, and will commence this day selling
of entire stock of bry Goods at cost for cash and
cash only. Our stock is large aud we'll assorted
mean what we say and no mistake, aud solicit
call from All in want of great bargains.
We also request all persons indebted TO w TO call
and settle theirblts.
DUDLEY Il JOHNSTON,
oc 20-lm No. l45. Eagle SQUARE.
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THE LADIES are just beginning to
L find out where to purchase the cheapest Trim
mineE, Embroidery. Milhnery Goods Hosiery
COaks and busters, Quantities., Lace Goods and nu-
At Col .DSMIrS 25 Broad street as he is selling
of witt out regard to cost. Money saved to buy
your goods there. He has everything in rhe fancy
line. To enumerate would take up too much space.
60 give HIM call, and you will be certain to procure
something To sut and satisfy yeu and money saved
in tiie bargain. no4
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w P. PERKINS & CO., No. 141 Eagle
w Square. invite the attention Of the ladies to
the following, received to-day, per Express:
Rich Bay adore Plaid and Striped Silks
Rich Side Stripe Robes
Bayadere ami Side Striped Paris De LANES
SILK hnd Valencia Robes
Bayadere Vaencienne and PopIins low iced
French worked Collars and Sleeves in sets
Valencine aud Point Applique, do
Honiton md Real French Muslin. do
Black Grape Collars and Sleeves. do
Chenille and Gold Bordered Stella Shawls
Blush Bordercd do do
Cashmere and Chenille Scarfs
Large stock Black Geo dc Rhine and Taffeta
Silks, at low prices.
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no no ''''' '''''' '''' CHlLEs & CHENERY.
HOW is IT that LEWIS store is al

"a ways crowded with custoTnersl The reason
why is that he sscllng the greatest bargains in the
city. Embroidered Hdgfs. ut l21 cts. worth 80 cts
Collars g.! cts, worth I2IS cts Collars at all pr
ces sold at half their value; Cambria and Dimity
Bands in The greatest profuson, and sold at 10 per
cent below the regular prices; stella Shawls and
Scarfs Hoop skirts at IS cts. Collars at lisa cts
worth ~ Coioved Bordercd TIlkfs. at So cts
worth - cts; Linen Coa at 1915 cts All kinds of
Trimmings sold very low; Linen Cambria Hdkis. at
Gil cts. piece; Bonnet Ribbons at l2is Cts worth
lisa cts; Bonnet Ribbons at Is. 49,, D. 81 and
37a cts, all of which are worth great deal more
If you want to secure bargains in Dry tiaods, you
must go to JACOB A. LEWIS
nos Is Main street
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EAMI.V OF LIKELY NEGROES. FOR

We FOh
L SALE-I have for SALE to remain in the city "a
very valuable WOMAN with three likely children
The Woman is 3 good Cook, Washer and Ironer as
well IA valuable house servant and is sold for no
fault. Being about TO remove to another State do
not wish to separate her from her husband. Apply
10 b. W. STARKE
&C lH--G Law Building.
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FTHE COUGH KILLER will speedily

A LBEMARLE LAND FOR SAIL
4 For sale. my Farm of 81 acres, in Alhemarle
c-unty, adjoining J. o. Massey. Sneed and others;
six miles FROM Charlottesville, two and half from
the Virginia Central Railroad and two from the RI
wanna Improvement. One hundred and twenty
acres-one-third bottom !and-are cleared, enclosed
and highly improved. All necessary out buildings
and well of first rate water are on the premises.
Terms liberal. If preferred an exchange will he
made for RchIaond property. Address me at Rich
mond, ar call TT my office, corner of franklin and
Governor streets. S. 4. HART.
NO
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k'tMlLi, lara ana ouper1ine rLOuh,
siw-ys on hand: Ground and Grain Pepper;
Groun'l and Grain AilsEice;. Raw AID Ground Gin
lag Shoe Brushes: scrubblrg Brushes; Cigar. ;
Che wing and Smoking Toosceo; Ground Coffee ::
Wrapping I'aper; " ranging Twine Nutmegs; Match
Chslk Pipes Clothes Pins, Clothes Lines; Plough
Lies: f}-t Cords; d mjohns /. e. 5 and 5 gallon.
vi Buckets; Maccaroni and YerIniaell Hreai and
Washing so il, In kegs and boxes; Flour Pals; su-
gar Boxes, &c. &c Also, great many other art.,
cies IN che furnishing way, too nuneTsus to mention.
In store and for sale by
II VIM, WALLACE G,0Es
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DRY GOODS.
DRY GOODS.
$4,000 WORTH Jhh oH DRY GOODS.
AT PRIME COST,
FOR CASH ONLY.

NO ABATEMENT OR VARIATION IN PRICES.
We offer our entire stsck at prime cost, to raise
nonev and n quit the business. We cannot afford
10 sell on crei'f AMI there is no prospect OF making
cash sales except at great sacrifice, which we have
determined make tn eiose out our stock entirely
by the list January, and stop expenses. Our stock
IS fresh and embraces everything usually found in
firt-cass Dry foods House, consisting in part Of
Sheetiug5 and ShirtiG2s. every description
Bed Blankets ana Negro Blankets
500 pieces FGled Cloths, Sattinets, and herseys
and Linscys
Fanneis Tweetis and Jeans
House keeping G0Dis, OF every description
large stock Dress silks
Rich Paris De i.ilueS and NHiselaines
Yaiencies, fopliEs, and French and English Me
rinos
French American and English Prints
EomhaZnes and 4lpacas
Cloaizs. Shawsa ard Scarfs
Wide Black and Colured Velvets. for Cloaks
Ladies Cloths. al coors
Hosiery Gloves Hdkfs and Embroideries of all
the new styles
Cloths, Csssimeres, Vestings, Tweeds and Jeans
Gentemen'. Shawls. Crayats and SCaTf5.
We invite anearly call from all; object is to run
of our stock for na0rley, az ranitly - nosshle.
W. 2. PERKINS CO.,
&C l6-Im lil Eagle Square.
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GOES TIE PRICES coo

~ yards Printed Cashmeres aud Delaincs ut the
very low price of / shifting, formerly sold at 81
cents 1000 yards Printed Csshmeres and Delains At
81 cents: lA0 yards vie do. at q cents; 1900
yards all wool French DesiRe4 ut 2s Sd. still low
prices for ali kinds printed Dress Goods Debeges
The Ladies most cordially invited call and
cure some of these bargains. at
G. A.GWATKIN'S No l6I
no ; Dpposile Exchange Bank
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WINDOW SHADE DEPOT, $50 Proad

NV INUUW SHADE UEPUI, Z3U FrOad
W stleet-
" GOLDEN offers his entire stock OF SHADES at
the following reduced prices. for cash, viz:
Landscape 3713 cts, worth 81 Z cts,
Plain Shades 30 cts, cheap at 81.
Boquets 62 cts. cheap at 81 p.
Vases 81. cheap at Sl.5O.
Gothics 81 cheap ut 81
Gold Border si.50, cheap ut s..
Velvet Border 81 cheap ut S..
Velvet and Gold Centre g., cheap at sl2.
Also beautiful assortment of India Rubber Ia
bic Oil Cloths. durable article.
=, S.-Storekeepers and pedlars supplied nd New
York prices.
rs Shades made to order, at short notice.
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UNITED STATES MAIL
Il Ssh -ssssass9. LINE BE'TW ZEN NEW YORK AMI
e.sz...tts,-1SSaas..3 :, 0RFOLK, PETERSBURG AND
ssxizsss ksssazzaas.SR G IL MON D.1he JAN ESTONN,
Captaia Parrish, leaves Richmond every Tuesday al
ter1onn City Point same evening, and Norfolk next
morning Wednesday, fJr New York.
The ROANOKE, Capt. skinner. leaves City Point
every Saturday morning and Norfolk every SATURDAY
Evening, for New York.
Returning, the Jamestown ieayes Now York. frol
Pier 49, North River, every Saturday alt 'rn01n, |is
Passengers for Norfolk, Petersburg and hichInond
without detention at Norfolk merely stopping there
to land passengers She takes freight only foT hlch
mnnd.
The Roanoke leaves New York from same Pier every
wednesday Afternoon, with passengers for Norfolk,
Petersburg and Rich nond bat takes freight only for
Norfolk, North Carolina aud Petersburg.
Passage and fare, StaterOom included, between
Norfolk and New York, s.; Staerage passage, u.
Passage ami fare, Stateroom Included, between
Rschuoul, Petersburg ard Kew York, SO; Steerage
passage, -
NH IL LUDLaM d W ATStN.
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II GATHRIGHT, formerly on 18th

A-As street, has taken one Of the new tenements
INST erected on Governor street between Main and
Franklin. where he will be pleased to see his friends
ami all others who may desire tn purchase FUENT-
TURE assuring them that he win sell goods fer cdsh
cheaper than they can be bought elsewhere. His
stock Is much larger and deal better than it
ever has been, consisting of all articles usually kent
in furniture store together with large assortment
OF EEATIER BEDS, holsters, PILLOWS and
AATtKESSES; also BED COVERING. Persons i'm
want OF any article in nay line will find it t. their
advantage to give me call before purchasing else
where.
23-3n T. GaJVRTGy;T
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pEDUCED PRICEsl REDUCED PR

~ CE3.!-We have received within the last week
Il large lot OF new Goods bought at the prices
ruling in New York. and To compete with others
who are selling vt cost, have marked the whole Of
our stock down to prices which will be regarded
low" by customers who are looking for bargains.
We are prepared to show cheap lot OF Dress Silks
MGuslris CashmcyeR. French MerinoS. Plaid Merinos,
Black foods OF all kinds, French work in great
riety, HankerchiefE, Hosiery, COaks, Shawls, &c,
Servants Goods of all kinds ~ cheap as they be
found in this mark [; Cloths, Cassmeres and Vest
iags, full assortment.
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DRY GOODS.
+ ARoa DRY GOODS ESTABLISH

r ARGG DRY GOODS ESTABLISH
IL B.EAf.
HAMILTON EASTER q CO.,
NEW MARBLE BUILDING,
nos. 100. 2el AND 2u3 BALTIMORE STREET,
BALTIMORE,
Have now in store (fnostly of their own lmporta-
ton) Of the largest most complete SOCKS Id
tho Gnitod States, embracing
SILKS and SILK GOODS OF every class;
DRESS G00DS-a very large u CT;
IRISH LINENS; LINEN GOODS and
HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES of every description;
MOURNING GOODS;
Ci.OAKS, MANTILLAS and SIIAWLS;
EAii5RpiDERIES, LACES, HOSIERY, GLOVES;
BLANK Els, QUILTS, DOMESTIC GOODS;
And every article generally required By
FARMERS and PLANTERS for SEliVANTS' USE;
80 RETAIL ROOMS on first hoor-the PRICE
affixed to each article from which no deviation 10
made. =,
u. WHOLESALE ROOMS on the second and
third HOOKS &C W-d3m
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Ell ALL SOLVENT BANK NOTES aszss
;EGzA TAKEN sSSS

Ell ALL SOLVENT BANK NOTES sys
s2A TAKEN. EISsi
would most respectfully return Dy thanks
10 my friends and the public, for their LIBERAL pAtro
nat,r hereSoion and I would most respectfully ask
them 10 cA!l and examine Ry Fall stock Of
HATS, CARS, AND LADIES FuHS.
which is large and well selected for the retail trade
both ia BY IL aud qualities,
u. o;iemeu's soft aui Drcas HATS
lou.hs end acys CARS aal HATS
Ch,itEeu'a and Misses Fancy HATS, GAPS aad
GIPSEYS
Ladies' Fancy PUBS, and
Hegrc WOOL hats.
All Of she vario styles and qualities ell Of which
viii be sold very Tow fIr cash.
Persons will 10 well - give a call, batnra sup
ply "a Themselves elsewhere, an deterine,. u
sell 4 can. Gail at the Premium Hat add Cap DE
yo., 10 2l7 Broad street.
% I7-alm RICHARD MOORE
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RICHMOND MUSICAL INSTITUTE,
II on BROAD. BErWEEN FOURTH AND FIFTH
sTREETS.-Tle clauses in vocal music IN this insti-
tuition meet follows: First adult Class Snlore al
yenced1 on Tuesday and Saturday evenings at ia
O'clock Second adult class beginners on Monday and
Thursday evenings at ~ O'Clock. The juvenile
yanced) ON "wednesday and Saturday. The second
beginners ON Monday and Thursday. Lessons on
the piano given when preferred, Unless too inconyen
lent 10 the Institute For further particulars apply
to Zoe l2-lR) Il. l.. GALLEHER. Principal.