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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-21

DdE.DFCL Accidental distressing accident oc
Cured near Timbervlle, in this county, on Friday
the llth inst. Two gentlemen. named IottngeI
and Splitter, were engaged in blasting, when, by
some accident, a premature explosion occurred
dreadfully njuring both gentlemen engaged in the
work Mr.. Splitter had both eyes blown out. an
arm broke. and was otherwise dreadfully mangled
He presented n most horrible appearance. One o,
his eyes was blown clean out, whilst the other La
upon his cheek! By pressing the finger upon the
side of his head. the blood oozed from tie socket
from which the eye-ball WAS disIodged,
Mr.. Hottlnger was seriously injured. though not
so drsadfully mangled as Mr. Splitter. lie had AN
arm broke, and was otherwise very much bruised
There was veiy little hope of the recovery of Mr..
splitter; indeed, it would be far better for him to
die than 10 live in his terribly manned condition
They are both married men. we learn and have
families of children; Mr.. Splitter being an elderly
gentle nan. some 80 or 90 years of e.-ROclinq
ham pd.) Register.
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4 NTHRACITE COAL! Anthracite Coal |!
DIsSoLUTIoNs, &c.

DISSOLUTION The partnership
~ heretofore existing between Thos. J. White and
Nelson A Kelley is this day dissolved by mutual
consent Of parties The business will be hereafter
conducted in the name of said Kelley, who is pre-
pared to execute all work in the Nheewright or
Blacksmith line in the best manner, at short notice
aud fair prices. lie will also, by the aid of steam. do
.awiug and wood turning, for carpenters, box
makers, &c.
Orders solicited and promptly attended, by
y. A. KELLEY,
On Main, between I'D and oath streets
September LIST, 1851. sc -
HAVING this day seld to NelsOn \. kel
IA ley my entire interest in the Shop and Concern.
heretofore of White Kelley, 1 take pleasure in
recommending him to my former patrons, and feel
warranted in saving that he will perform what he
undertakes 10 the utmost of his ability.
TEIOS. J. WHITE,
Sept. LIST, 1857. SC l5-lawiw%
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N FRESH AND RELIABLE Med

~CINES.-MEADE K BAKER, practical Che
NJ msts and pharmaceutisls. ls6, v. W. corner Of
- Main aad 10th streets Richmond, Va offer 70
Musicians and families complete and varied assort
ment of PERI ECTLY PRgSn Drugs, Medicines Chemical
and Pharmaceutical Preparations; Grsuad and whole
Spices srPTED and PCRE; Surgical instruments and
Appliances; Trusses in great variety; Supporters;
Shoulder Braces; Medicine Chests Medical Saddle
Sucking aud Chewing Tobacco, of the heat brands:
Pure and Old Brandy Port Wine. and the best Lon
d0a Porter, selected especially for invalids.
tcqpr
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FRAcis At THE CoURTs.-We hear that n fracas
occurred this morning in tle house occupied by
the Na'ai courts OF Inquiry. between Capt. Urialr
7. Levy, late Of the Navy aud Commander Charles
Kennedy. The former saluted the latter. who re-
fused to recognize him, which led to an effort on
thepart OF Captain l.. to strike him with a cane and
III ttct to scutfie between them which was spsed
~ stopped by the interference of by-standers!-
Washington Star, gf Friday e
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FALL TRADE.

&k BENNETT, BEERS e. FISHER,
40 DRUGGISTS,
I2j MAIN STREET. RICHMOND "a.
DEALERS IN
French and American WINDOW GLASS
Painters Articles
Lamp Linsced, Tanners and Labric&ting OILS
DRUGS and CHEMICALS
Perfumery and Fancy Articles
TOBACCO and CIGARS
Surgical and Dental INSTRUMENTS
Physicians Outfits
and ali Of the leading PATENT MEDICINES Of the
day sfer for sale entire fresh stock of goods At
their new store Merchants, p ysicians and Farmers
are solicited to give call
60 Orders executed with care and dispatch.
au24
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FNGLISH, CLASSICAL AND
Ia MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL.


J. Fl. BINFORD. PRINCIPAL.
The exercises of this school will be resumed
IN Monday, Sept 25th, in the large and commodi0us
rooms on 18th street. between Clay and Marshall The
Principal pledges his whole time and energy to the
thorough and accurate preparation of boys either
for the University any of our colleges for bust
ness pursuits. Special attention is b. slowed upen
me English Department as it is considered that an
accurate knowledge of our own language is the in
Nspensable foundation ofall right edacation Expe-
rianGed and competent Assistants are emnlcyed as
TIA wants of the schOsl require.
TERMS. PAYABLE sEMI-ANNUALLY, IN ADVANCE:
Lshn Greek and $50 90
Latn and Mathematics :. 5OAe
Modern Languages (by Prof. Hnion) each.,... % 90
Parents requested to make early application
AZ the number of pupils will be limited
S-2n
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RANK MESSENGER RoBBEp-The Boston Trans
.,ir, gives the particulars of the robbery OF
20 100 rom the messenger Of the Worcester Coun-
~ Bank:
Thi, Bank is in the practice Of having il. bills
In circulation here which are redeemed at tho SUIT
folk sent home by the conductor of the train over
the Great Western Railroad. II appears that Mr..
Jerry Cole the conductor of the three and quar-
terP " train from the city, received little
black trunk containing the above stated amount.
This he as usual placed in safe located in the
loon Of the car locked thu safe and also the door
of the saIepn put - keys in his pocket, and went
about his usual business When within few
miles Of Blackstone, he proceeded TO obtain the
trunk: found the door Of the salo,n and safe all
right but the trunk and its valuable contents were
missing.
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81 VOEGELE 4 WEIDEMEYER
RUNAWAY

~ Runaway from the subscriber,
a. on the 18th Of September stout negro man,
- named HENRY. He IS between Is and 80
~. years old, upwards Of feet high. rather in
cliuCu to limp in walking; has very pleasing
tenance when spoken 10. He has = very full eye.
ana one has a blemish had on when he loft black
frock coat. dark, brosd-brm hat. and pair Of
boots. have no doubt but some person has given
him pass. / purchased him last October in Rich
mond sold from Augusta county. 1 will give a libe-
RAJ reward for the delivery OF him at my house, or
II lodged in Jail, 50 that can get him.
So Address, Amelia c. ii. n. q. MANN.
rs
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IMPORTANT NAVAL NEws.-The Washington Star,
of Friday evening, has the following:
The steam frigate Susquehanna, Captain J. X.
Sands Of the Mediterranean squadron, but lately
on duty in connection with laying the telegraphic
cable, has been ordered to Key West, to form part
Of the home squadron.
Captain Josiah Tatnall has been ordered to re-
lieve commodore James Armstrong. now in com
nsnd of the Fast Indian squadron. The Powhatan,
at Norfolk has been designated IA his flagship
reaching that station, III place of the San Jacn-
to, relieved Capt T. will GO out overland.
The flag officer, :. l.. Breese, commanding the
Mediterranean squadron, has been ordered home
with the flagship, the frigate Congress.
The sloop-of-war Leyant, Commander VIM Smith.
Of the East India squadron, has been ordered
home.
The steam frgate Nivagara, Captain VIM. l.. Iiud-
sou, has been ordered to New York.
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4 $40 REWARD.-The above re-
F2a ward will be paid for the apprehension of
1AOnegro woman named BETSY upon her deli
- very 10 me. The said negro ran away from
the subscriber on the morning OF the 10Th inst Is
about Is 40 years old, about feet high dark com
rleXiOn. with long black hair. and is of good
appearance. She sold At auction for Nr. Pullen
of the firm of Stehbins Pullen. who bought her OF
Mrs. Preston on Oregon Hill She is supposed 10 ba
still lurking about in the city, she has been living
here a number Of years.
an a6-im* ISAAC ResESHEIM, 2 Main st.
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- - r.
COAL.

GOAL! COALll COAL!!!-rhe sub
~ scriber il receiving daily FROM Black Heath Coal
Mines. a supply Of Lump, HALL and SMITHS
COAL which no will furnsll to customers at u rua-
sonable price, for cash or its equivalent.
81 Orders left with B. CuIIRELL, will meet with
s8- Office on the North sid. Of tho Basin. between
So i6-6t* J.F ToMPKINs.
GOAL AND WOOD.-Ihe subscriber has
" now on hand large lot Of ANTHRACITE, best
Lump, Average and Smith COAL. Oak and Pine
others, at the lowest market price Orders promptly
filed. JOHN L. STAGE,
SO Aim CoIyer 9Th street and Basin.
GOAL AND WOOD.-The subscribers,
~ Agents for the sale Of COAL from the Deep
furnish superior lump COAL we'll as average, and
smiths, Coal in any quantity np woon .rIs.a
soned, apply to Mr. Pitcher, at Coal Yard. Scream
'''''' -N' '' +. J. SMITH Co, Agents,
9Th. between Broad and Grace sts'
For For Oak Oak s3Per cord ord deiiS3 der CASH
Fer Coal as 70 kind and quantity. an l3-2In
GOAL! COAL! COAL THE subscri-
~ Der is prepared to furnish his customers and
others with q superior article of MIDLOTHIAN and
BLACK HEATH LUMP, AVERAGE and FINE SIi
ANTHRACfTE COAL by the long short ton.
Orders left at his office, at the Coal Yard of the
Richmond and Danvie Railroad, will be promptly
attended to. .oo,,n
Jy 27-3m 6. Is. blPSCoMb.
A NTHRACITE COAL! Anthracite Coal
u The subscriber having fitted up alarge and com
modiOus coal yard eli Dock between l7th ana 18TH
streets with one of Fairbanks patent balances, for
the purpose of weighing COAL, will furnish his pa
with 22ie lbs to the ton each load weighed and
not guessed att at the very lowest market price.
or if preferred he will sell his COAL At an advance
of per cost and charges at the same time
he will always keep on hand the best auaity, and in
public generally to give him a call before purchas
ing at Ne "A Main street, or at his COAL yard.
Terms cash lie l2-ts) Z. C. LARUS.
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RoE9ERY AND SUICIDE.-On the arrival of the stage
from Traversede Sioux a Be Sour, Minnesota, on
the 10th inst. telegraphiC dispatch was received
announcing the robbery Of 5000 government
funds AT Fort Rdgely, and describing the party
suspected The description applied 10 one Of the
stage passengers, Frenchman. named Emile
Rh0io who. seeing he suspected, drew stout
clasp knife and instantly plunged it into his heart
at the instant haniiu. passenger his satch-
ell saving here is the money" and stepping out
Of the stage fell PROSTATE aud expired in about A.
minutes Upon searching his person, about $1,000
was found in belt and distributed about his peck
cts and the balance in the satChel The deceased
was a clerk in the commiSsary department.
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GREAT StLE oF BL0opED II }RSEs.-The sale of Hon.
James Il CIays stud of thoroughbred horses took
place in Fayette county. Ky. last week. His inl-
ported stallion, Indian Chief brought the larG.
sum OF s. 0UD under the hammer. Some of his fl
lies were bid off by kentuckians for $500 and 5000
each. and the buyers congratulated themselves on
their good Iuck 1t is said to have been wonder
ful sale.
The celebrated Grey Eagle, now about twenty
three years old, was sold day or two ago to Mr..
Merchant. of Newark, Ohio, for the large sum OF
two thousand dollars.
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NEW MUSIC, NEW MUSIC.-Just re-
~ ceived the following new SONGS:
Unfurl the Glorious Banner; by Kleber.
The Village Queen: by +. r. Walker.
Dear Sunny Home; by +. Bernard.
My Lady Waits for Me- by I. JuchO.
The Dew Drop; by J. p. Num-.
Mother Watch the Little Feet; by J. N. Hubbard.
Sweet Flowers of Memory Keeping,
AtP. FL. TAYL0R'S Music Store.
Sc It's Governor street.
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MISSES KING, corner of Broad and

L>RANGIPANNI-A Eternal Perfume,
l. from the Holy City; Frangipanni Extract; Fran
Toilet Water Frangipanni Cream. for the complex
ion-together with u fresh and genuine assortment
of French. English and American Perfumery and
Toilet Articles. For sale by
GEO. DoWDEN, Druggist and Chemist,
nd Rrnn ata
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WATCHES, CLOCKS, &c,

e RICHARDS HIMSELF AGAIN
EN&x Oh, the Old Clock of BARTHOLOMEW
e42A&D stock,
IL. the last Of the nifty and Reatest.
Though its hands not gold, yet its time has to
That its bell is the lOudest ami sweetest
Ne friendly choice has bought the last Clock,
And to see them all sold makes me smile,
But listes to me- just come aud buy me,
Or else nv kind friends must Spite.
Now whs would leave this last old Clock,
When all OF the others are sold;
| have told through the summer the hours Of day
Aud still will | tell it when cold.
If yuR wish for TO buy the last old Clock
Because that it's time proves 80 tFue,
On the corner 0f 18th and Main street yOa'll And,
Is the place still kept by BAR-TIO-LO-MEW
All kinds OF fine Watches and Clocks | repair
At the Corner Of Eleventh and Main,
So Just give a call, say, and all,
For Richards as ,iimssJ once again,
n. B.-Over 20 years practical experience in the
Watch repairing business in London and America
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DAILY DISPATCH.
NANNY MORNING, -. SEPTEMBER q. lss7

Tas Loss or rHs SoRrntK.--The Philadelphia
Ledger Of Friday, says that the passengers on the
lost steamer Norfolk speak in terms Of high praise OF
the conduct Of her officers. II says:
To thu collected GOODNESS and presence Of mind OF
she esptain and ready obedience of his officers and
crew thew ascribe under the providence OF God,
thc preservation Of their lives. The unfortunate
shin sunk within f,eo nlia,aes from the time the
messengers and crew left her. N course, the pas
.engers had no time to anything belonging to
them. Their wants were promptly attended To by
Mr. Webster, the agent Of the company, who fur.
nished them tickets for the South and money ioI
their exoenses
During the afternoon, Mr.. NAPLES, first engineer
and Mr.. Henry NAPLES, second engineer, with stew
ardess and firemen, eight persons In all, arrived
from Baltimore. They were In the first boat, and
were picked up after being at six hours, OF
Smith. Island North Of Cape Charles by the stea
mer Caledonia, Capt. LAyheld, bound from Charles
ton to Baltimore. who showed great kindness IN re-
lieying their wants. Whilst ia the boats theS
hailed a hermaphrodte brig. bauad into the 'h"s"
peake who answered them, but Kept her course
without assisting them.
The Norfolk Herald says the most oil tno soodS
on the Norfolk were intended for upper virginia.
and very small portion of them '"F that city @"d
Portsmouth.
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CPECIAL NOTICE.-My customers and
in the rear room where I have moyrd n Or us
days. until my new store Is completed. l am now
selling great bargains. Call 1T II Main street.
an o. wM IRA ANITH
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100 BAGS prime Rio, L.guayra, Java
NV and Mocha COFFEE, In storp and for sale nv
50 film WINSTON 4 POWERS
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

The following s'e the receipts f the Virginia Ten
trail Railroad Company, for the month OF August
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HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE COM
II PANY-INC0RP0RATEDI IN lSle-CAPITAL
STOCK $500, o.-Risks taken on favorable terms
all losses promptly adjusted and paid. No charge
for policies. Agency formerly Hubbard. Gardner
Carlton's) now at
SMITH, RHODES l. co.'s,
81 Daar str Rfebm Va
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HS- We also solicit orders for genuine No Perm
Wan Duane, direct from the Agents and the A
Mexican direct from Importers. We always furnish
at the lowest prices. SO 4--dlm
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

GUN NIHNIDN EN- y UFrIUE,
CHESTERFIELD c. H., Aug 8, ISL.
ITO THE CREDITORS OF THE ES-
l. TATE OF THOMAS GREGORY, DECD, AND
ALL OTHERS CONCERN ED-fou are hereby mott
ned that at the request of Nelson Gregory, admins
traitor of Thomas Gregory, deed, have appointed
the sOth day of September 1857, at my Office for re-
ceving proof of debts and demands against tho dece
dent his estate at which tiIue and place you are
required 10 attend.
Given under my hand, as Commissioner Of the
County Court of Chesterfield county, the day and
year first aforesaid.
22-laNiW WV. i. CtHfBILI. Comm
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LADIES in want of superior
s>s%@e@3 Shoes. will bear in mind that they can
find an endless variety and ftom Is 10 ~ per
cent by purchasing of MARCUS HARRlS,
:. 10 l-3 Broad street.
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DRUGS, MEDICINES, 90.
N w. POLLARD.
N DRUGS, MEDICINES AND
~ CHEMICALS.

p JOHNSTON BRO, lis Main st., Rich
mopd. Va, wholesale and retail dealers in bruxs
Medicines and Chemicals. Dye stuns Painters -
lsrs and Brushes. &c, are receiving their usual
additions to their present stock making our assoy
mentful and complete. Country merchants PLY
sicians and Planters are requested 10 call and sIa-
mine oar stock and prices. Personal attention given
to packing and forwarding foods The purity Of
every article sold from establishment warranted
?. JOHNSTON BRO
sci Druggists and Apothecaries
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NOTICE.-Having determined to change
my business, have disposed of my stock and the
good will of the store formerly occupied by me, to
Messrs HAMILTON 4 BOUCHER, who will CON
tinue to carry On the HATING business at my old
stand, No. As West Main street.
Mr. JAMES HAMILTON has been engaged with me for
the past thirteen years and take great pleasure in
recommending the new CONCERN To my former pa
August cath, 1857. JAMES COLLINS
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WE have on hand n great va
eAesAs~ rety Of Childrrns Misses and Boys Shoes
and BoOts-some at 2j cts. {. :. MAURl II,
So 10 I5l Main street
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NOTICES hereby given 70 ths eWnNrs Il The
lots dessribedin the Foregoing list sitsatedtn &Ae
City Of ksokuk, Lee County and State a. Ieva.
whose namss mentioned, aadAIi others Interest.
By the City Council of said city for PAVING
SIDE WALKS in trout Of said lets - dso(sunt4d
IN the above list, aud uniess paymsnt u naas
Of the tsxes levisd and also lssst hsfsse Abe
"a day Of November, y. 1857 The saia lots q 10
nnoh thereof - shall b. necessary Is diseharer
said tax spd costs, will BE- sold on ths day aless-
said, ~ the Mayors Office In seid city, beeussu
the hours Of 4 clock =. N. and clock .. =.
g. q. STEvENt,
ColiSstoref thccityet Keokuk.
Oct. 10, 1857 -dfd
The sale VI Lees Tor special taxss, advertised
above, IL postpansd until the second Aosday {l4th,
u December. a. y. ht7, 81 vhieh time ana 81 ~
place and housU ~ Ahese aivsstissd the said ssie
will take plaos. u. G. HTEyENs,
,ci2, Cclleekoe q ~ City VI keok uk.
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On 3dst.. near FisAlsn LusAt Bsakisg Hesss.
J.LIvINGSTON STkYEER, " st. Paul, Misn
WILLIAM \. WOOD. late VI Nsw Yofkv
4 III descriptions Of Real Rstats bought andsoid
"a iusAts city and throughout the state IL lows
and the North west. s
Money invsstsA ,aad rAHsspA Tor nos residents.
casefu AttentioA given to conv syaneing Andsx-
aiming Of 1itiss.
/ All NosaTia loasissssprpmp ytraAsasse1.
Rassa ~ RenAisAIaA 10
4sssfs. Ford 0erham > Ford, BAnksrs, Ksekak j
chapiA 4 Lee,
Ceax1ee pATsons, Esq.. Banker,
cs IN ' Rses hosse' jr saAohsrisc0as'y \:
Hon. chas. aoody ssr, sshoharts County Baat; 3
0sv. Willis 4. Gofmau, Sc. Paul, Ainnesots;
b 4Bov. Alsx. Ramssy. /" ISL
nsssss. AeKubis saseston, neaksr 81. Pasls !.
10. 6. X, Paige, Esq, CITY Dank, Aiisny, N. r.;
Msssn. a. r.. Mcclure : o., -
Hen. Dsa'i =. iskinsoa. Binghamton, !"
Hen. y Mp. He'll, !"
Win. n. 0shorns, nAMk oe
Hen. zsd0ck Pratt, rEnttsyil1s, !"
Hen. schuyler Golfax, Sesth Bend lad.
Hos. Aebs saith, Alton, Ills.
chssEy vsltsy Baak, 0tssgo souaty,N.
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a- NEW Jersey, Penosylvanta ana
s DeiAssass Currency.
" Ehs following comprises list Of eli The
peaasry hanks, the notes Of which, Of b ard
spvsxd, are received on deposit q ths banks
II PSiladelphia:
E Aiisats~n 1AAk, Allsatown.
n DAnk a Chester Couaty.
1nnk ~ Danvilis.
Raak o. delaware County, Chester.
4, 1<Ak 81 Gsensnt0wn.
y 1aak e Asntgensry County.
Dsak e Nartkunbsriand.
oelnQbtA Bank, Col1nhia-
QgylssteuA. 1sDh, DsylSstcwn.
1Aston Bsah. 6 Eastcn.
4 HasnsFs. Nd Nsshanies' Bank, Eastoa.
Fssnsn aAkef 9sshH csuaty. Bristol.
yarmsss' Aanksot Lancaster, s LAssastsr.
5.s:s: s.se + sis,S1f sc:.sss
Leak Hayea nank, psnA.
LetaAen B4nk, ~ Leh4aen.
NAneA Chenk 1Apk, NAueh Chunk.
AiAers' bank o1 pottsvilis, Pestssilis.
West nsaneh Bank, 1t Wiilianspert.
wysning 1Aak ~ wiikssbaxrs.
ntRc1aeesr4A 1ank.
oatAsissa ~.
Pottstswn beAk.
sss;..... s...as ss.a.assva.
Cumbefiand bank, - Brtdsssen.
1srmeTu, Bank, Mount Holly.
fTners' I'D MssLsnia' B1ak, Candsn.
AeehAntce Bank, ~ burlington.
MechAnta' And NAnu fsrtufcrs' Bank. Trenton
Prinoston bank, ~ rrlaecton.
Salem BANKING CoApanys Haism.
Btats Bank, Camden.
6tAts Bank, New Bruassick.
Trsntsa Banning Company, Trenton.
Mount Holly Bank.
DAAk Of Aiilville.
State Bank, Newark.
IAN ~ solvent bAsks % Delaware srs received
q dsposit.
1As Mills = shs Eswark, N. j., banks, Of Is sna
unass, ars reAssnsd ~ par II New York, = fol-
ewp: F Az E5e
Newark Banking Cenpss J, Il ~ Merchants
Da1k.
etste Daak , ct the Nanhat4an CoSnepy.
( ArsAaniss' HAAk, q tho Nschontoes bank. Z
Newark City Bank, q the ocntinsnfaJ Bark.
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GnsAr sxcl.'9Annr.
n Q II Y N b u z .
New sssrs, NsSg Ossav. an1

REDUCED PRICESi
NE ilaiiftssr AIS TAX IN ths New Brick store
= n,rth 49, ri Astn-sI. hotnsss Thie1 aad
sosstA, Apka<g fsaa. vhsss be u now rsssi yinE
sn 81 aHsnoS y,g. ed .sil .slses:d ssssk u
thirty days,iutAs New Yess. Boston and Phila.
dsipsia mark ~, and Essl snly soy that
Sur ktock - l4AsEa aaa F0ll.
And Customer can here fad 'almost any article
wanted, that il Fashionable and cheap. Having
soe TO the esncissioa that 80 srd in tbs 81 IA Is
wsrthtwo In ths bush, = he hAs adopted the ready
psy system, consequently the
Prices ~ Gosda Must Come Uown 1
Ihe ready rsy systsm will b oGeotualIy demon
the very lowest posaibls advances from 6rst
coets thereby making difference Of from ten TO
nitsen per cent. from credit prices. The motto
willthen hs
CHEAP ron CASH.
Small prsas and suick returns --and would re-
sPectfull5 iavite the attention Of buyers 10 the
riehsst and most elegant stock Of
6tlk ana Fancy Goods
Probably ever exhibiteaia ny store vsss Of New
York, computing full aad conplets assortusn,
q slim and vsivsts, Ylssnssd Robes and Rebes
vaiiis. kch Printed Mossiia Dc Lains, vaie ncias,
foplsna, sAxony Ptaids, Plain and Printed Meri.
noes, Plain Hsuhfn Dc Laiass, frsnch Prints.
Toll Dc Ohevsrcs, Robes de Voyage, Dueals,.
i'finted f!annsls, Cobares, BombasIns, Shawn
sioass and Aantillas, Dress Frinsss, Velvet and
E.Eeeia attentiou u requested 20 the large stock
q White foods, Embfoiassies, Collars, Sleeves.
Asstery and Gloves.
CARPETlNGS AND OIL CLOTHS.
New Ps.ssras Of Tapestry. Brusssis and Ingram,
super and aapsr6ne, together With All Ia love,
grades, Also, Rag and Aa1.
nov one And all arc respectfully invited 10 give
~ call We charge nothing for showing goods
and no grumbiing II yea don't bay.
E1-One Prics, aad No Dcviston 80
W, W. pERINE.
sep70 Sid Main-st., between I'd Ana 9Th,