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REDUCTION or POSTAGE TO THE ISLAND OF
AsCENsIoN.-In consequence of q reduction of
the British postage on letters between Great Bri.
tain and the Island Of Ascension. the single rate
OF letter postage lstween the United States and
Ascension Via England, will be In future 80, In.
stead Of As cents, PREPAYMENT required.
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STRING AND sUMMER STYLES.

NOAH WALKER l. CO, No. SO Main street, In.
vtte attention to recent arrivals Of Spring and Sum.
mer Styles OF Clothing and Furnishing Goods -
Great care has been used in the selection to procure
q supply adapted to the Richmond MARKET and the
assortment now on hand, will be found unequallod
by any establishment IN the city.
SOMETHING NEW!
MARSELLLES SHIRTS AND COLLARS.
The attention of the beau monde IL solicited to our
supply of those articles made to own order, and
comprising handsome selection.
oc Ally 86 Main street.
1.-TWO SERVANTS FOR sALk.--A fine
l. rized and good looking NAN, little upwards Of
30 years Of age, and excellent Tobacco hand
Also, a very k ely young WOMAN, say l6 years old,
who has BEEN she accustomed to cooking, wash
ing and ironing, and nursng-1s fond of nursing and
can sew well enough to make her own clothes. Both
to remain in near this place Apply at CARY
STREET JAIL. ap 16-.eoSr
THE UNITED . CATEs HOTEL, Is ad
/ mitted, by all. to be one of the most pleasant
and convenient hotels In the city. Some of the
best rooms kept for the special accommodation
OF transient visitors where they will find good old
Virgkis Fare, at the moderate prize Of 81 Is per
day. Also, some superb rooms and pairs of rooms
for families with Board, at moderate prices, by the
week o month
Also several fine rooms for mt, without Board.
ap I3-Stawts JOHN A. JETER, Proprietor
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT.-An express train IN
the Michigan Southern Railroad, was thrown OF
tie track, IL miles from Chicago, Thursday, and
oua smashed to atoms. Mrs. John Stillwell, Of
Washington CO., N j. and her grandson, were In
stantly killed
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FAsr DAY IN BosroN.--The annual Fast Day Wa
observed in Session. Thursday, in the usual manner.
With the ption of barrooms all places of husi
lsss we're closed The churches were all we'll filled
a. the day services and the theatres Ia the
evening. A steamboat excurson to Plymc uth BY the
members o. the LIE gislature sud the officials ef the
stse government was somewhat of q covolty in the
observar If the day. but the party reported to
have enioyed he excursion highly.
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HEAVY GALE.-The gale of Wednesday las
was severe throughout Virginia At Staunton a
wall of new building was blown down, and The
tin roofing ON the Lunatic Asylum damaged. The
ten min alley at the Piedmont Institute in Liberty
Bedford county. was blown down. by which a
young student, Henry v. Gray, had his leg bro
Ian
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VERY APPROPRIATE.-The Boston Post saws that
. female British sympathser-as may be seen on
she 10Th page of the report of the 23d National
Anti-Slavery Bazaar, has sent through Mrs. Maria
Chapman to Charles Sumner, sigpet ring, bear
ing the device of . LYRE and an OWL Beautiful.
expressive and appropriate.
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The Rev, Mr.. Fostsr. the Chaplain Of the Mes.
Cd bis Office to leave for Kansas
The Rev Theodore Parker has been invita- nv
the students 20 deliver the annual address to m.
graduating class in the Divinity School OF Harvsr
Unlyersisy, bat the faculty put veto on he Is.
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and retired

ANOTHER VICTIM Mrs Robert johnson, Of
Eewstk j, died On Wednesday after Eve
weeks ill5ess, of disease said to have been con-
trac,ed at the National Hotel in Washir g'on
Ter husband and daughter have also been ill., but
the former has entirely and the latter is nearly re-
cnverEd
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LARGE INCOME The income of the MARQUIS
of Westminster, 1t is said, is E400 600 per anpum
equal to $4,000 per day, over 50 for every minute
Of time night and day, through the year Every
tick of the clsck throws half dime into bis
pocket
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SPRING STOCK, FOK 1857.
ArHE NEW AND EXTENSIVE HAT, CAP
AND FANCY FUR DEPOT,
- Main street.
Binfcrd, Dickinson & weisig

Binfcrd, Dickinson & Weisiger,
Have in store and readylfor SALE at wholesale or
retail, Of the largest and complete stocks of
Hats. Caps and Straw Goods ever offered In this
market, which have been selected with great care
from the largest and most extensive manufactures
especially for the Virginia, North Carolina and Ten
nsssee trade.
The attention of merchants and others, Il most
spectfully called to the above splendid stock which
comprises every style suited to the Spring trade.
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r. III. TAYLORS MUSIC
SALOON AND PIANO WARE
ROOM, GOVERNOR STREET

cd Is sole agent In this city for the sale Of the ceIe
brated NUNNS CLARK'S PIANO FORTES-
These instruments have received the unqualified ap.
prevail of the greatest Pianiss in this country and
Europe He also keeps Pianos of other good and e.
tablished makers.
PHI. +. keeps constantly ON hand an assortment Of
the best MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, and Musical
Merchandise in general, Consisting Of
Melodeons. with siegle and double Reeds; Mar.
tins unrivaed Guitars; Acoordeons, Flutes Flies
Flageolets Violins, Banjos.
The largest and most beautiful assortment of fash
ionsbIe, new and standard SHEET MUSIC to be
found in this State.
A liberal discount made to teachers and schools.
Pianos Tuned and let to hire. Old Pianos taken In
part pay for new ones.
is2i P.H. TAYLOR.
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ATTEMPT TO RELEASE HUNTINGTON. - John
Scratct ard was arrested In N. York on Thursday
upon the charge of having offered to Charles /
Kane his services to forge pardon from Govern.
or King. and thus procure the release and escape
of Huntington, the forger Mr. Kane Informed
on him and had him arrested The prisoner v q
formerly resident of New Orleans, and any &C.
qHaintapce with bis plans Is denied by Hunting
toms friends. He was committed for trial.
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CoUNTERFEITs gentleman write "a the
Fayetteville, G Observer, that he has seen At
that pace several counterfeit S6 and 500 bills
The Farmers Bank of North Caroline; and thai
any quantity" of counterfeit $40 Caps Fear
Bank bills are in circulation In that neishborhood
fhe bad appearance of the paper and enRrav.
ings makes 1t easy, he writes to detect these lat.
tar
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IspIAx HosTILITiss Later accounts OF the In
di,p attack on ths settlement at Spirit Lake, Iowa,
gay that the Sioux Indians subsequently attacked the
sst,lsment q. Springfield, Southern Minnesots. and
troops Pursued them but being without provisions
vrays eoun nAlIaA To return
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r. BECHKR & II ROTHEK,
MERCHANT TAILORS

W. NO 20 MAIN ST, BELOW ST. CHAkLEs HOTEL,
ILL., Having received their Spring and Sum.
supply, committing in splendid stock of French
German and Enslish Cloths, Csssimeres, Vestinss
and other Gardeners furnishing Goods of In
finest quality, and most fashionable patterns com.
bined with most elegant assortment of city mad q
Clothing, of unusual variety, respectfully invite a
call of their friends and the public feeling sondent
their goods and prices will please them.
~ All orders In their line promptly and neatly
executed, and warranted to give subtraction.
NH 26-lmt
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ACCIDENT A small child of Mr.. Driver, living
10 the lower end of Rockingham county, Va, was
seeded death last week. by falling into tub of
boiling water. It lived but few hours after be-
ing taken out
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raS MEDICAL BoAsD ExAMIHArIoEs.-fhe fol-
,.r;ns q ,uttemen have been reported a. having
Ios''d sstis sctory examinations bef,re the NavaI
K.S,en' Board Gently in sessi ct New Orleans
War osmes are now listed In the Department, and
.hsy viii cute the service Assistant Surgeons as
vacancies occur and in the order in which We name
them be ow:
AIssrnon q. 4srnett, Of Virginia; Frederick Van
Ribbsr OF vi gn.; John w Sanford Jr. of North
G. olioa; 8 Trist, Of the Distriet Of Columbia;
Johu Chsr,ton, of Georeis; Charles Lowndea- Jr
Of Msr,lanj; Chsres =. b'n-irs 81 South Carolina
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, .tr DAILY TNSPATCH



FAMINE ~ rlcLshD ear asvess In 70
north Of eiassd appea.s from all sccouufs to hsy'
fallen far short Of the Of the popuistion Ans
sppassntly from the diaculty Of eommusicssio.
winter aeprcschsd the Arcity that already szsst'
at the commencement Of the winter bas now lie
dressed to the extent Of fesrfui famine The Ia
periai magasines in the south Of Finland we're oper
ed month or two back, but the dimeuieiss OF con
uaunicstion with the defiant localities where 81
dersh vss a. the CHEST have prevented the 81;
coaaas In tina The poor creatures were O. iha
tine isvias or hresd comp sed OF barb and straw
In the neisht o hood Of Uleabore the famine seem
To b m.hiss greet rs ,ae nss ss cn.assn o.
far shsms.lv~. and ,hsis parents, and numbers o
a srif@ haa .i.esey fsl en- victims All around ahoe
s0ss egbgtton. ia the opeu con Gtry. the famine
Wig "a. country people In half fsmishsd hands
~.srxfns with cald aud hunger, into the sowns whe
,hs svs,isbe res u-ces in eonseq usnce cor
- che other side Of the Calf Of Bothnis, In tn
north Of sweden, IL spresrs to be ~ bad Anon
.h- faplsod. the famine . already attained sue
/. ritca thai he Lsddes.hautnaen Of crbotteB, VII
ed tsihsr inquire into the of the
IS ms to have ssen children who bsd gnawej th.i
cws suds fcm burger and adults who had died no
xs4yvnsion While striving 10 proons life with hsnd'
Egi og g
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RAIE AND Snow STORM.-Snow. to the depth
Of four inches. fell At Louisville. Ky, Friday .f
ternoon. II was followed by rain. There has
BEEN heavy rain In the region Of Nashville, Ten.
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=, iRoE FIsHiNo.-The schooner Olivia, Cant
s,artis. arrived At Norfolk, Va. Friday, from
Smitne Island with II anchors fshed MP In the
OF the 18th JANUARY s'o' ~
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TIN, sHEET lKDN AND GAS Fl
MARBLE WORKS.
MILLER g. VINCENT.

MARBLE WOhAS.
MILLER g. VINCENT.
Dealers in ITALIAN and AMERICAN MARBLE,
and Msnufscturers Of MONUMENTS, TOMBS,
nearly opposite I'd Baptist Church, Main street,
have hand a. large and well finished an assortment
Of work a. can be found in any establishment In the
city.
Prices lower than the same quality Of work can
be obtained in any of the Northern cities
TKUsTKK's NOTICE.--s. r. semple OF
q S
to me for the benefit Of his oreditors his stock OF
Drugs and Medicines at bis Drug Store No. 202 Main
to him are requested to make prompt payment,
The entire stock 10 offered for sale. privately,
der the provisions of the deed: The business offers
Under authority conferred BY the deed. I have sp.
pointed the s.d gempls my agent, to sell, at retail,
and to collect the debts !, n o,..o
Richmond. March Is. 1857 NH a6-.im
CREN.HAW,. QUAKLKs q CO., have
" opened In their new house, No. z2s Broal g.,
ansntirs new ssos1 OF INV ooo
And are prepared to sell TO everybody who viii favor
them with call In our store win bs found large,
cheap and well assorted stock Of
STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS,
Plain fouit USoi and Gro De Rhine silhs
Flounee silk Rsbes
or.n.dlas and ssr.se Flounss Robes
1ersse Chenille Robes
Plain borages and Mouslins
Ombre and Striped Chal 10 Do LANES
Grape De Paris and Tsmartinss
Desuttfu Orsandis and Lswn Robes
Printed Jseonsts and Brilliants
Together with an elegant Assoytment ef Embrosde-
riss OF every description Goods for 0sat'a Boys
Keeping oooas W. .o,i.is our isaSs end q he pub.
.ps-ia sc;iSSSsiHAw. ouARLEs. CO.
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ANAL MEN,, EVER !, -Extrass Of Bsiladonp. In
e'ans = preventive Of scarlet fevsy. 'o@s pnysi
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n NJ k X q liant TAILORING e.
TARLISHMENT.--L. COHEN 4 RRO

- M U HANT TAILORING ES-
fABLI8HMENT.--L. COHEN BRO
w have returned from the North, with we'll
IN. selected assortment OF ali kinds of Cloths Cas-
simeres, Linen Msrselles, 10 &c for custom work
he has we'll selected assortment of gentemens fur.
nshing Goods viz: Shirts. Drawers. Collars Cra-
Neck Ties, Gloves, and many other articles too
numerous to mention. l have large lot of Linen
Drill, very heavy, for negro Clothing which will
make MP at 81 so the suit. l keep constantly on
hand large lot Of Ready Made Clothing, which
will sell a. low any other house In this city All
goods warranted. L. COHEN l. BRO,
No. Main street. opposite old Market.
mn 2S-1m+
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inkDst.lNs ~
A CERTAIN CURE FOR ALL.
In dreary winter, Snow or rain,
Wheu winds do blow, am the same

A CEhYAlN CUhG EOh Allie
In dreary winter, Snow or rain,
When winds do blow, am the same
In lowly cot, noh mans retreat,
lam to them, INSTANT RELIEF.
FOR lonely orphan, the poor mans bride.
For those that use me It's their pride
70 recommend when cast down with grief,
Their greatest comfort IL INSTANT REL1EP.
For COUGHS and COLDS, tits to prevent,
And cure all those for such Pm meant,
Pm nice to take, tits quite treat,
Do take this Syrup, LEONARD's INSTANT
RELIEF.
Price Is cent, de-, dc. e 10
10 EMOVAL.-.Or. PLUME has removed
II his Office to the third house, South Of Trinity
Church. South side, and about one hundred yards be-
low the Exchange Hotel DR.. P. continues to treat
all syphlitic and sononheal complaints; and having
had much practice in this ine stters himself that he
can give very general satisfaction. sall from
hose Interested 10 solicited.
DR. p also makes and vends one of the best resto-
ratives, chemical Extract Of French Flowers) for
constitutional weakness ever offered to the public.
DR.. P. may be consulted eonfdentially BY letter,
or otherwise. Medicines securely packed and sent
to oder, In almost any direction.
Once hours from A. NJ, till 9 P. n. rrsnklin
sire near the Exshangs Hotel, Richmond city,
Va no Is
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c..ca...L s ac.ciDEsr-Ths freight train on the n
n.sa 80, Msnro.d. ran over man named Madison
1u,ot week age, and cut on hosh iA uspos,
saishs he died IN few hours. "ss y toe
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RIyMMS!NS 81 II l. 4 AZ 3 I Y sIkks 4 {
sAnL D. pENooN

NTOTTCE..-Ar fhc cxDiTnttss 81 ~ aaS I.
~ from this date appiesfoa Will b mace |..s;.
Fsrms,s Bank OF vssistA fos tbe Iens "a ess,s q,
hcaas numbered 2sa5 and 1ased "a oeiooss, .ss NM
tual Asursnss society ri virsisiA which Ce'si"s''
hes bssn lost many ysA,a ,nnrn p A.
RisAnoad, sssA March. isS7, nA a-iswi~
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- new HAIR Dye.--Hobsou has n new
Hair Dye itanstantly dyes the Whiskeu or Nous
taehes beautiful natural blask or brown. which
neither waite! nor sunshiae can tsrnish In the least
We advise oil Uho dye, 70 call on H01o0N, ct his
Hair Cutting Room, undsr TIE Ame9issa Hotsl.-
0ntTAaee o. 18th street.. no =
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kgMosx svr sor QefHE.-- nsre hiss been some
shgaz Of sx1.s 3ccssioned in certain ciFc
90 ans c.sy aarisg the past week nv .n elopem, ~
- at aio as: eome of Pie be .u.iful daughter cf
az .sas4v res au rao; keeper had Welded TO ths re
~, ~ e 3 dag ing 5oupe Freochmsn to tor.sxe
All d. with him 20 Europe with n VISITING inf lne
e,,,.s. ana uss,axss were paid to Havana, whene.
b. iar .aded to proceed to Sesln But the chs oef
maid who bad charge Of this geutLemans seeo,pf
~ a. M = Broadway. when che Jaw q bach@'
- ..kin, ,uoa larss trunks with all sorts # temip
~. snn.rsI .nspee.ed that sli was not right, and
rave .ansu. to her su.'cions which Leo to .ae ais
So.S ,mins IN. yintim Of misplaced confidence
~. sysum-ns BY which the simple Minded girl wa
sroucas Ito ths snare was that mar'iase here
woud not be legal IL Frsncs.-N. Y. mirror.
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SPRING Vi r U X II A IT 4 u n /.
boots, SHOES, &C.-Recsived, by last
steamer from Paris, the following beauti.
ful STYLES Of Melies's make. for gentlemen.
GENTS find calf drees Boots
Do patent leather Congress Caters
Do do do broad strap Shoes
Do do do long quarter Shoes
Do do do Pumps
Gentlemen In want of q really fine good and hand
some article, will give call at No. Is Main 81.
spa JNO G. FACE. u,
- NOTICE TO THE LADIES'
The subscriber has just received large
supply Of Ladies', Misses and Children's
Shoes, consisting in part of
Ladies' Morocco Welt Bootes, with heels
Misses do do do do
Ladies' do Thin sole Bootees with heels
Do de- do do without heels
Do Black Lasting Caters, very fine
Do DO do do without heels
Do do Black Morocco and Kid Slippers,
with heels
Misses Morocco Bronze Slippers
Children's Morocco and Pet. Leather Ankle Ties
And many other styles of Shoes
All of the above goods were selected by himself
with especial care, and he takes pleasure in recon-.
mending them to his customers being Of the very
best quality. ALEX. HILL
mh2 127 Main street.
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Il Rural Vieao Of Hoops -Insolent Remarks 5y a
COnntrymGn.
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CLOTHING EsTABLIsHMANr.

- hLEGANT SPHING AND sU1i.
MIR GOODS-E. d. KEELING Her-
M liant Tailor and Clothier, No l26 Main street
.I has In store a large assortment of Sprne and
Summer Cloths. Csssimeres and Vestings which 10
would be pleased to make to Order in the most ao.
proved styles and at low prices, for all that may 6s
in want.
READY.MADE CLOfHINGi.-.A beautiful asso.t.
mant lust resolved Call And sea than. NH 2Q-Im
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Richmond Markets. April ~.


Snou Storm P0liticat-D ss;ructir: Fires-The To
bacco-Hness Of an Old Citizen, 4r.
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ELLYSON & TRAYLOK,

ELLYsON 4 SA TRA AM sts1un MAKER.
On End street. beta Broad and Marshall streets
TO The PUBLIC Il paid no attention to the
warning, beware of the third time" and having
been burnt out that oenthe st and the last losing
all having insurance-I have concluded to try the
fourth, and now call on my former patrons, both in
the city aud countryto give cali before purehas
ing elsewhere. | promise to give satisfaction, both
ELLYsoN TRAYLoR, 2da,
NH 2S-lm Between Marshall and Broad
u ELLEVUE HOsPITAL.-ThisI nsIiIu-
- iion 10 situated on Church Hill, Richmond. Va
In delightful airy position, and 10 furnished with
every convenience conducive TO the comfort of pa.
tients and the successful treatment of disease.
The Lying-,n Wards are peculiarly sommodous.
The undersigned give their personal attendance t.
all patients placed under Z sh . charge.
Colored Patients. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS per week
Wmtes '.........:.::.
Private accommodation. ............. Ito 10
Those rates embrace all charges for Board, kedi.
icines, and Medical and Surgical attendance.
- No Small Pox admitted
PHYSICIANS:
JAMES BOLTON, n. D.,
Grace street, between 4th and 6th.
G. .. MILLS, M. D.,
l3th street, between Broad and Marshall.
RI. COLEMAN, n. D.,
Corner Of 4th and Grace streets.
Resident Physieian-Dr. WOOD. 10 1-6m
THE EAGLE SODA WATER ESTA.
the predictions and wishes of certain deeply inte
rested party The fact IT, the articles put at this
Establishment 70 far superior to any in the city
and the we'll known ability Of the subscriber to ex
less
Filtered Soda Water Philadelphia Ale, Porter
and Champagne Cider, constantly on hand and fer
city country thankfully received and promptly at
tended to-. WARREN CANFIELD, Agent
goth street, between Main and FRANKLIN sts.
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DRUNInRL q ROYSTKRB,
ID COMMISSION MERCHANYR

RRUMMEL 9 kOYsTkks, -
FOR THE SALE OF
FLOUR. GRAIN, COTTON
AN W IS nRT rHFnHE sr,R REE18RR5M&Q Q!E
q Liberal cash advances on eonssnments.
JOS. BkUMMEL
OF Stsarns Brummsl, Rishmond, Va
ALExANDER L. ROYs1ER,
OF New YorA, ,
JAMES B. ROY61EK,
all3m Richmond Va.
DICHMOND SODA WATER RaT1B
IL LISHMENf.-lt 10 q fixed fact, that the only
genuine article Of bottled Soda Water, Porter and
Ale made in this city, ID put up BY H. MCCORMACK.
who hstters himself that he 10 sbe to compete with
any manufacturer either North or South, having
been engaged in the business for the last years.
presiding '56, the greater part Of which year he
spent In vtine all the larger cities of the North To-
eether with those OF England and Ireland examining
their different breverss and bottling establishments
with view to sttll greater improvements in the
celebrated. !
The subscriber ID nov bostlins Porter, Ale, Cider,
soda Water. 10. ct his odItand, where be hopes By
strict attention to business to merit eopttnuaGee
o. the patronage heretofore literally bssts wed ON
him In former years. All orders from city or soun-
The subscriber would most respectfully rsqueststt
MS city customers TO return al his bottles 70 hh dri
vers and to no other persons he finds great Wany
OF tssm missng ssd hs forewaFns all purchasers OF
sods Watsr, Porter, Ale and Cider not to rsssvs soy
OF his bottles except from he drivers,
NH 2l-lm No. scs Broad street.
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TVHE UNITED YATES HOTEL, Is al
7T7O DRY GOODs PURCHASERS:

VAL. COHEN, ITS Brood street. respectfully in
FERNS his customers and the public generally, that
the improvement ofhi store npleted and he has
opened and ready for Inspection, AN ENTIRELY NEW
AND MAGNIFICENT STOCK OF SPRING AND SUMMER
GooDs, unsurpassed by any house in rhis city, in
point Of variety, designs fabrics and price, consist
ing in part of
Rich Striped and Chene Silks
Grenadine and Berage Robes
French Lawns and Jaconets
Oreandies, Plain and Figured Bareges
Solid color Delaine, handsome Chsllies
Black Silks, st all prices
Paris Aantilles
Real French Embroideries
Plain striped and checked Nainsook Muslin
Cambria Jaconet, Swiss and Plaid Muslin
A large assortment of Swiss and Cambria Edg.
ing, Insertings and Bands
White and colored Brillisnts
Plain, Hemstit.hed and Embroidered Linen
Cambria Handkerchief
French Cersets, white and colored
Jouvin's celebrated Kid Gloves
Parasols Pillow Case and eheeting Linen, and q
full stock Of Domestic Goods.
Having all advantages for purchasing Goods, l am
enabled to compete with any house In the city, and
never allow myself to be undersold.
MOURNING GOOD8-1smise Cloth; Flounced
Barge Robes; Silk Warped Alpaca; Tamsrtne
Crepe DEspagne; plain and Satin striped Bareges
Grenadtn a.; Chalies; black Lawns and Organ dies,
and .ibb'd Silks, on hand and will be sold low.
22-Alm$