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r WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
"a WATCH AND JEWELRY DEPOT, COR
GNAs SER OF MAIN AND PEARL STREEr6.
Having received our fall stock Of
WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILVERWARE.
we are prepared to show one OF the largest and best
selected stocks that be found in any house in Viz
ginia We respectfully invite country merchants to
inspect stock before buying, believing that we
can offer such Inducements az viii be satisfactory
Our goods are purchased of manufacturers in this
country and Europe. which enables us to sell as low
Our stock consists In part Of Gold and Silver Watches
Of every description; Ladies Gold, Cameo. Mosaic,
Pearl, Carbuncie, Lava and Diamond Rings Pins
and Bracelets; Ladies' and Gentlemen's Gold Watch
Chains, Gold Studs, Sleeve Buttons, Keys and Seals
Finger Rings, with Stone; Seal Rings; plain Geld
Rings; pure Gold Wedding Rings; Diamond Rings
Gold. Silver and Steel Spectacles and Eye Glasses
Gold Pens and Pencils Gold Thinbles; Gold Neck.
laces and Crosses; Silver Spoons and Forks; Silver
Dessert Knives. Silver Porte Monnaies and Card
Cases; Napkin Rings; Fruit Knives; Silver Sets
One of the firm being practical Matchmaker. en-.
ables Us TO do work in the REPAIRING department
at low prices and short notice. and at the same time
will guarantee TO give satisfaction.
MYERS 4 JAHNKE,
Corner Of Main and Pearl streets.
N: B-The highest price paid in cash for old Sill
YER. He 3
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THx Score CAROLINA BANK Rnl.-Ths Columbia
a. CT TfmAs, speaking Of the bank bill. which had
pas.ed both branches OF the legislature OF that
Efate. says:
rhs BIN, a. passed, suspend the Act Of 1870,
imp sing peaaties for suspension, until the sth of
November next also suspends the Act Of 1852 pro
hibiting the Banks from issuing notes other than
their own: prohibits the Banks from Issuing bills
of lover denomination than $40 after 1860, and
restricts the circulation of any Bank to three times
its specie These are the main features Of the BILL
The sections Of the House Bill which prevented
Banks from enforcing the collection Of their debts
during suspension. and provided for the appoint
msnt Of CEN mission to examine Into the affairs
II the Hsnks were stricken ont.
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HEAD QUARTERS, 1851

hE1D Y n II I IL N ., Io0I.-
M CLOTHINGi CL0THING!i CLOTHINGi /!
NE Visitors to the Agricultural and Mechanics
-Aa~ Fairs, attentioni-ify you are in want Of some
thing really neat and cheap in the way of Clothing
cost, but at a fair living profit, give me call, and
L will promise my goods, when quality and work
manship are compared, shall vie with the cheapest
Il. B. SPENCE
oc d No. 80, cor. Main and 18th sits.
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CHRISTMAS GIFTS.

~ BULKLEY 4 CO., l37 Main street,
Have on hand an elegant variety of Parian and
Bronze Figures and Satuettes; China and bohemian
Vases to suit all tastes Gift Cups and Tete Tete
Sets a splendid variety; fine Bohemian Glass and
China Colognes; Rich kuby and other China Jewel
Caskets Fancy China Tea Sets the choicests lot we
Work Boxes; Velvet and Leather Reticules, some
beautiful patterns; Fancy China articles Toy Tea
Sets,&c I'VE would cordially invite the attention of
purchasers to large and beautiful stock feeling
assured that our goods and prices cannot fail to
to be seen many choice and desirable goods.
IL
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SPoTs TIE Suy.-Ac' ording to the observations
Of NJ. schwabe. which have been continued with
out intermission for more than thirty years, the
magnitude Of the suns surface obscured by spots
increases and decreases periodically. the length of
the period being IL years and 40 days. This re-
markable fact and the relation which it appears
to bear TO certain phenomena of terrestrial magne
tsm, have attrac ed fresh interest to the study Of
the solar surface. 1t is we'll known that Sir VIII
liam Herschell accounted for the solar spots by
currects Of an elastic fluid ascending from the
body Of she sun, and pen. trsting the exterior lu-
minous envelope. A somewhat different specula-
ton Of the same kind has been recently advanced
by VI. Mosatti who has endaavored to connect the
phenom ma Of the solar spots with those of the
red potuberances which appear to issue from the
body VI the sun In u total eclipse
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UNITED STATES TsEAsuaEKs SIArxaENT.-AocarG-
ing to the Treasurers statement, the amount cred-
tied to the Treasury Of the United States. in the
hands OF the assistant treasurers and designated
depostsrise, and in the mint and branches, by re-
turns received 10 the l4th inst. and the amount
at that date subject to draft, is "a follows:
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JclA DsN AMONG TIE Grlcssa--A local Call
frnia paper, describing the fair JuIia's perfor
nancss at place called Forest Hill, somewhere
among the mining regions says:
The embellishments we're given 10 the largest
empty room Ia town, devoid Of q single appliance
for giving effect TO the pieces. The audience were
ranged In lines on chairs and benches on a level
with the stage which Was the floor. number of
cnndis~disposed 81 as TO give the greatest effect
--shed light on the scene. The scenery was com.
posed " the American Tag side and the
sign Of pioneer express company on the other
and the entrances and exits effected BY either
lifting the Dag or going around the sign. The per-
formsrs we're near to the audience that those In
With the p~ople on the stage. But these draw.
backs are slixht 10 comparison with the demands
OF the miners for. after playing the Ion drama u
Camille. which occupied until halEpast IL o'clock.
and following Il up with farce which kept them
f,il midnight, the audience loudly demanded more
and we're 10th 10 depart
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GREAT NORTHERN
E1s ma HzEaHE3 GREAT NORTHERN
~ ~ stsyAND SOUTHERN ROUTE
FOR TRAY EL--TW ICE DAILY SUNDAY NIGHT
EXCEPTEDD BETWEEN, RICHMOND, BALTI
MORN, PnlLADEL pIIIA AND NEW YORK, VIA

ACQUlA CREEK AND WASHlNGTON.-Oyer the
Richmond. fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad, to
the Potomac River, ,eventy-fy" miles and by splen
did and comfortable steamers thence tn
ity-fve milesn all l30 miles, in seven hours, being
q comfortable and perfectly safe rate Of speed.
Hours Of departure. 6i5 4. NJ. and7 AP. NJ and bag
gage under charg u special agents cecke through
to Washington. Baltimore Philadelphia and New
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e RAILROADS, sTEAAdBoATs, &C

kAA4AA3AS600r u 41hGA1Sx4 4 ~ o(
La m 60 ,,oS NOTICE .sa = i RICH !.
RAILkUAD CUMPANY.-NEW FREIGHT AR
KANGEMENT.-.,0In and after the oath September,
this Company will receive freight of all kinds al
Oanyille, or any other Station on the road. Also,
any freight from Lynchburg. or elsewhere on the
line, aud ship the same for ace cunt of owners
FREE OF CHARGE
for forwarding. by Steamers sailing vessels d.
rected
THE RAILROAD FREIGHT MAY OR NOT BIZ
PREPAID.
Bills of Lading viii be forwarded to the consignee
and consgnors, when requested.
Insurance effected to any port in the United States
Consignors availing themselves ofthe above advant
ages, must have their produce in the very best order
aud must send written instructions in every instance
directed tothe DOWN FREIGHT AGENT, at Rich
mond.
Merchants and others purchasing goods here or at
the North, can send their stocks properly prepared
for transportation directly TO our up Freight
Agent" and the freight may be paid here or at Dan
vile, Lynchburg or farther West, if necessary.
Particular lcritten instructions should be furnish
ed the UP FREIGHT AGENT in every instance.
CHARLES CAMPBELL,
50 2-d&cts Supt. Trausp'n.
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q sUNHAfPT IREiANE" NO LogGER.--0ne of the Dub
lin papers thus raises shout Of grateful exulta-
ton over the present condition of ireland
We can hardly be grateful enough for the high
petition our own Ireland holds. Here no banks
have stopped psyment-nay, by wisely assisting
trade, they are paying uuhesrd Of dividends No
manufacturing establishments havs failed, throw
Ing out Of employment numerous hands. The
storm reached as and passed over, leaving US IN.
Scathed. Possibly, AS We are deprived of the pro-
ducts resulting from gigantic factories SO also are
we free from their fluctuations. Probably the
terrible le-i, which country learned at so
fearful price In former vsitations wrought their
elect aud We are wiser and better men. Thanks
te Co God. our harvests were great. What trade
we have 10 steady; our people have abundant work.
she necessaries of life are cheap. We are inf.rm-
ed that thousands OF our peasantry, who left our
f,mine-stricken land some years ago. are threaten.
ing TO return. Let them come, they will be wei.
come. We shall find work for all. Glad, only too
glad. shall we be If In the western land they
sought and now fly from, they have learned indus
try aud prudence.
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IN CLOTH

GREAT L0SS-BARGAINSI IN CLOTH
~ ING.-0ver-Coats that We sold for saO now
selling for 81 and IS; Fancy Cashmere Pants that
we sold for S.-o. selling for $50: Fancy Silk
Vests that We sold for 81 and S. selling for 81
and ST.
The above goods are warranted sound, or no sale.
They out Of style and inust be clos ont Those
not fastdions as to styles viii find really great
bargain, by calling at ia Main street,
WM IRA SMITH.
N. B.-My stock of fine and fashionable Clothing
is YET complete and will be sold low, for cash.
de IL w. s..
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C10-pARTNERSHIP NOTICE.-The

~ undersigned having united themselves under
the style and firm of JOHN A. BOWER 90. for
the purpose II manufacturing Tobacco Boxes, Pack
ing Cases. &c, respectfully solicit share Of public
patronage. Mandatory. Arch street 3ad Joining
Berger i Boyle's Saw Factory, near the Richmond
and Petersburg Railroad Bridge.
U.s." JOHN A. BOWER,
EDWARD BOYLE,
HENRY X. BURGER.
R,ruuoyn ncur nth i2J- do I6-lnS
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United STATES LIFE INSURANCE

LIMITED STATES LIFE INSURANCE
~ COMPANY
60 WALL STREET, NEW York;
Will receive applications AT the Company's Office
In Richmond, opposite the American Hotel where
documents. DC, may be had gratis on the subject Of
LIFE INSURANCE..
LOCAL BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
TH0S. .. DUDLEY. Merchant.
G. HABLIST0N
:. T. BAYLEY Attorney.
r. ii CROCKETT, Merchant.
VIM. II. LYONS, Attorney.
Apply 10 JN0. II. SHOOK, Attorney at Law,
Gen'l Agent for Va, opposite American Hotel.
Or to ST. GEORGE PEACHY, VI. d.,
no lT-t5J Medical Examiner, Ballard House.
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EXCELLENT GROCERY STAND AND
- STOCK FOR sALE.-The subscriber. intending
to change his business on the LIST of January nerf
will sell his stock OF GROCERIES and DRY dOODs
and rent his store, on very reasonable terms An
vestnent. WA GRIV a
dc ll-2w On the Canal near Tho tra,,.,,
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A LBEMARLE LAND FOR SALE

a LDLNIhhLE LANU FUh bALE.-
4 For sale, my Farm of 81 acres, in Albemarle
six miles from Charlottesville, two and half from
the Virginia Central Railroad and two from the Ri
acres-one-third bottom iand-are cleared, enclosed
and highly improved. All necessary out buildings
and well Of first rate water the premises.-
Terms liberal. If preferred, an exchange will be
made for Richmond property. Address me At Rich
mond. CT call at my Office. corner OF Franklin aud
Governor streets. 3. A. HART.
&C l5-d6m
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Norsheru Markets.

RAtunoAy. Dec la.-fieur Il duik Howard street
and shso 81 g. 10; City Wills so Wheat is active
AID sady sales Of white at 81 is r. and red at
Sl3ias Y 70 y steady with heavf receipts, new
NKw ToAx, D~e ls.-riour e unsettled. hntlower.
anush-rn e ga, Al Wheat Is very dull; aaes
ingo, saa, ami prices nominal Corr Is dui e,esins
with dowpw.rd tendeney p9ss has Gee lined:
a.. WI skSy il upward At 2tk. stocks are duh
ANA ssnafally lower. Cumberland Coal Company
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a. RECEIVED AND OPEN E D
~0 this morning, at No. ID. the following:
Ladies' thick Morocco Boots. with heels
Z" without
4" thick soled Cater Boots
Misses thick Morocco Boots. with heels
Goat
Ladies' will also find good assortment OF all
other kinds at PAGES,
DE- Q IL Main street.
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THE RICHMOND SODA WAGER Avn

THE RICHMOND SODA WATER AND
NOTHING ESTABLISHMENT IN FULL
FORCE, WITH IT'S DOUBLE SET OF SELF.AcT.
i n,GS GENERAToRs-THE OLDEST or THE
tied Soda Water Is put up by NJ MCCORMICK.
Also, Lemon and Sarsaparilla Pop Phadelphia Por-
Ter and Ale, Champagne Cider and Brown Stout
The subscriber has added TO the above the bottinz
Of Lager Beer OF superior quality In pint and hall
pint bottles. 10 suit customers
sen u. MCCORMACK. sls Broad 81.
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PgiSsts rooms . ..........- toll


&S- By agreement this day entered into between
the Faculty of the Medical College and the attending
Physicians of Bellevue Hospital. in addition 70 the
usual weekly charge, fae varying from 81 to 81
will be demanded OF patients requiring u Surgical
operation. The particular charge for any specified
operation may be ascertained beforehand bY applcA
ton TO the Resident Physician, or the Attending Ply
sieians and Surgeons OF either institution.
Aaentino iSsg0cSRs.--Prots Gibson. Peticolas and
Wellfofd.
Atten,iin1 Rysicians-Prois. Tucker and Conway.
Resident R.psIcian.-M Marion Howard, N ID.
l&escGrd.-F. NJ. Parrish.
President If EafTmary.--L, g. Joynes. N. d.
Persons in the country wishing 10 send patients ts
the Infrmary. or desiring information. may address
the President or the Steward. il l-d6m
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CEILING AT REDUCED PRICES
~ We have on hand and selling at very low rates,
large and well assorted lot of Cashmere Bsiness
Coats. Cloth and Beaver Raglans, Ribed and Plain
Beaver Surtouts, Black and Brown Cloth frock Coats
large ASSIGNMENTS of Boys Over and Body Goats.
Black and Fancy Cashmere Pants, large lot. We are
vets, Merino and Black Fancy Cassneres furnish.
ing Goods Of all styles and grades Ientlemen;s
Travelling Shawls. from "a 20 STA.
N. WALKER 4 CO.
de 10 Ia3, corner of Hain and pearl .,s
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ST 0O a YEARl

GRAIN BAGS.-For sale In lots to suit
~ purchasers. Enquire at thu once OF tho Trees.
urer or Superintendent a. the "a shmofd and Dan.
VILE Railroad - IN 3s-dksts
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES undersign-
~ ed having united themselves under the firm and
style of MILLsPAUGH l. JOHNSTON, for the pur,
pose Of conducting in this city. general DRUG and
APOTHECARY BUSINESS, In all its branches. at
H. East Main street. would respectfully solicit COLI
tinuance of the patronage of the former customers
OF the house. ana 's E snsIs rnaIELspAuGH,
CHARLES JOHNSTON.
Having been engaged in the Drug and Apothecary
business In this city for nine years. hatter myself
from my experience shall be able to give satisfac-
tien 70 the former patrons Of the house. and to all
such as may favor rs with their patronage;
dc 6-2w CHARLES JpHNSTON.
nISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNER-
OsHIp-The partnership OF the CUNNINGHAM
BROTHERS,. heretofore existing under the title OF
John CUNNINGHAM, was dissolyed.by mutual consent
on the lat of tine present month, by John Cunning
ham withdrawing from the firm All persons III
d. bted to the late firm will please make pay ment to
Edward Cunningham who alone Is authorised to set
tie the concern Ali debts due By the late firm must
be presented TO him for settlement.
Richmond, Dec, 5th, 1857.
JOHN y CUNNINGHAM,
EDWARD CUNNINGHAM,
PATRICK CUNNINGHAM,
CHARLES CUNNINGHAM.
The business In future will be conducted by Ew'd.
Cunningh ham, for and on account Of the Cunningham
EDWARD CUNNINGHAM,
PATRICK CUNNINGHAM,
CHARLES CUNNINGHAM.
r.
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EOR SALE AT A BARGAIN, or EX-
l. CHANGE FOR STATE STOCK, RAILROAD Or
OTHER GOOD BONDS.
/ am authorized to sell from ten to eighteen
thousand acres of land consisting Of several Tracts
iyins in the counties of Nicholas fayette and Green
brier. State Of Virginia. tS which xood and per-
heavily tmbered With beech, maple. sugar-tree and
other valuable timber, among some of which there
Is little or no an iergrowth. Extensive bodies of
good arabic land be fnnd on some Of the tracts,
partaking of what il denomnated In that section Of
country, otndes, and In the west prairies. Pre-
saning that those wishing TO purchase viii view the
lands and for themselves, 1t is deemed unneces
sary to enter into very full description in this adver
tsoment. suffice it TO say that in point of natural
erttyand adaptation TO the culture of grip,
es,ruts &c these lands are represented being fr
superior to any east of the Blue Ridge, and adjoiH
the lands of Hon, r. M. T. Hunter, VIM. Fl. Macfar-
land, Esq, and others. The Virginia Central Rail-
road will pass through this section of the country
and enhance the value Of these lands exceedingly.
The county Of Nicholas, particularly, has been ra-
pdly filing up with an industrious population from
other sections Of vrg MIA and North Carolina. All
communications addressed to me at Richmond Va
will receive prompt attention
JAMES 7. SUTTON, JR.. Land Pension Agt.
deIG-lawtR Cor of Bank and 18th Sts. Richmond
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TALIAFERRO FAMILY FLoUR-We
= will commence In few days MAKING the ah,v.
neQualled brand Of FLOUR Wv "DN''
Persons Wishing 70 secure their supplies will please
18th street. :"
au7-n rALIAFERRo 4 REID.
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NTE offer the following Drawinv paner

WE offer the following Drawing Paper,
" atwholesale or retail very low. viz:
Whits Cartoon or Drafting Paper 81 inches " ide
Yellow Pattern do DO IS do do
" hatmans Drawing and coloring Paper sizes
Tracing do 4 sixes
Cartridge Paper
Transfer do. red and black
Julien Beard; Bristol Board; Monochromstic
Gard; Prostypess Prepared Oil Sketchiag Hosrds
WM. HATTLEH y co.
DO - lt2 Main st.
TWENTY-FIVE TIERCES BACON
= bIeeztg 10 hhds bacon Sidss hhds DO Shout
ders ~ bbis Leaf LARD - kcgs d. des 5tierces Mau
nseon. hoesising per Baltimore steamer. and for
dsN wAwALLAcE Sons.
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praeoIUTIoNe, 40.

nISSOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE
~ The partuershio heretofore existing between
HILL & RAWLINGS Il this day dissolved, by msi-
tual consent The business Of the concern will be
RICHARD Hill, Jr.,
Il. q. RAW LlNus.
RIcHaoyn, Dec. 18th. 1857.
NEW CONCERN.--EDWARD G. RAW
IN LfNas and ALFRED L. H0LLADAY having
associated them selves together under the style and
firm Of RAWLINGS & HoLLADAy, for the purpose
Of conducting q GEN GRAL AGENCY AND COM
and attention 10 Collecting Claims, Renting out
HOUSES Hiring out Negroes and 90 the sale ef heat
tobacco, Corn, Flour, Uats, and all other kinds OF
produce entrusted te their care.
A liberal share Of the patronage Of their friends
and thu public is msst respectfully solicited.
90. Office at the old stand OF Hill Rawlings,
corner OF Main amt tlth streets.
p,-,sx.,,,~ nor feyh IL. t---d&cwIm
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ERESH COCOA NUTS-300 fresh Sane
I Bias Coca Nuts. inst received and for sale by
de 9 LOUIS j. BOSSIEUx
ERESH FRUITS.-Fresh Currants. CT
tron, sultans Raislns, Bunch and Layer Raisins.
figs 10 fancy cartoons. also in small drums. just re-
LOUIS ]. BoSsIEUx,
deg No. 70 Main street.
RECEIVING this day per Roanoke-I00
~ boxes Ralsins. whole, half and quarter; 100
Shefled Altnonds: for sale low by
de Is A. AsToSI. st. Nicholas Saloon.
a HHDS. CUBA SUGAR landing
"a from sehr. crenshaw, for sale by
oeis RACuN& BAhkERvILL.
RAISlsS AND CURRANTS for sale by
WILLIAM r. KING.
oe I--ot and franklin streets.
NEW HOPS at wholesale and retail by
WILLIAM r KING,
a~ I'LL .apd franklin streets. g
E'hEsH GARDEN BALM--For sale by
L sss FISHER WiNsTo =.
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FARE:

To Philadelphia, 8 90
y The track of the Railroad between Richmond ana
tne Potomac River is now undergoing relay, more
edge rail of superior quality while the remainder Is
In admirable condition. S. RUTH,
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TOBACCO FACTORY LEASE AND

FIXTURES FOR SALE.-Iptending 10 dIscon
Time the manufacturing business. In this city we
9uer II safe, privately. the whole OF our Fixtures
ineluufng every article necessary TO carving on =
nloderate size business. All Of our BranSs some N
which are very popular. will be stl along with the
nxfures. To aIiy one desiruus OF enyacinv IN "a
business, rare chance Is now offered = 'As
There 10 Lease on the Factory having three year,
to run. sSes'
II private sale y not soon made entire. Ma wiz
cell out st auction In the course Of inv w.eks dr.
notice Of which will DO given. 1u'
de l5-l2tt Cosby a WrNrnpp
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OUTER. LARD. CHEESE AND DRIED

RUTTER, LARD, CH EESE AND DRIED
~ FRUIT.-Receiving to-day, 10 kegs New Goshen
Butter, 10 kegs fresh Glades butter 10 kegs Moun
tain Roll Butter. kegs Farmers Lard % bushels
Dried Apples-whch will be sold low, wholesale and
retail, ut the BUTTER DEPOT. Main street between
18th and 18th, nearly opposite the Market.
de Is BROOKE PLEASANTS
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de7-lm& JOSEPH STRAUSE.
MORE NEW .GOODS.-We shall open
IVA to day great many new goods suitable for the
season, such as rich Chenille and Stella Shaws; Err.
pieces Debeges at 10 cents double width, at Ia cts
Steel Hoops aud Quilted Skirts; also, great many
heavy goods for servants wear. which we are selling
j. L NJ. ROsENBAUM,
1893 Broad street.
P. s-Ano.her large lot of those French Woye
Corsets at 81 piece. de-
r ACE AND DAMASK-We have a
~ splendid assortmen of rich Lace Curtains So
and yards long
Rich Muslin do. 81
90 Damask Delaines and Gimps to match
Turkey Red and French ChintZ
White and COlored Furniture pinty
Co'ored and White Narsales Quilts
Medium and extra fine Sed Blankets
50 and Iti..superior Table Eaniask
Dsnnsk Napk ms and Doyles
51;teZ. Towels
CTio Quilts aud Crib Blankets
. Furniture Oil Cloth
50 pieces extra rich Tapestry. Velvet aud Brus-
sells Carpets, to be sold at less than the cost OF I'M
portation. CHRISTIAN q LATHROP.
de Is
GREAT CLOSING OUT, at CHARLES
~ HARTWELL'S, opposite Broad St Hotel. In a
few weeks viii be closing out at auction; until
then will sell the following at auction prices:
Dress Goods Cloths
Cloaks Cassimeres
Shawls Vestings
Searfs Shirts
Irish Linens Crayats
Sheetings Socks
Counterpanes Suspenders
Damasks Dressing Gowns
Napkins Umbrellas
Doylies Blankets
With many other goods too numerous to mention.
-NOTICE-NOTlCE. --GOLD-
~ SHIFTS stock of Goods must be sold. no mat
ter at what prices. The Ladies can supply them
selves at half the usual prices There will be this
many bought at auction at great deduction on for
mcr prices. trimmings. EInbroderies,, Millinery
Goods, White Goods, Flannels, Gloves Gauntletts,
Hoods Corsets and thousands of articles. just drop
in at GOLDSMITS. Goods are nearly to be given
away. such astonishing prices for Goods has never
been witnessed before in this city. Come one come
all, to G0LDSMITS,
Great Bargain Store,
deS ) Broad street.