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Still Selling OF!

NAM ~ BoIBY, No ~ MARKET St. VIII.
OF Spring aud Summer DRY GOODS, will continno
The sale with the intention of CLOSING them ON ms
as posslbie.-among which will he found many icsii
raDie S,oods Tor LADIES' Spring and Summer Wear
Also Men and Boys Goods IN large variety win nc'.
materials for Ladies' Travelling Dresses.
NOT forgetting their Summer Shawls
New Umbrellas and Parasos.
to which have been added many nov, on, h.,,,;c.,
at greatly Reduced Prices "'' "o 'oiu
In the new CARPET ROOM will be found tho
largest assortment of handsome aud durable CorneIs
ever opened in this city Also, Canton Ma,,n% pnI
ioor vi Cloths. all widths; some very superor
gether with Rugs and Door-Aia,s in variety.
Wilmington, April %, 'jS.3m
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ID EIf IT'D A.ND i bI+INIII.G
BY ROBT. d. ii OIL ECK Err.

BY ROBT. d. HOFFECK ER.
This paper is issued weekly, al 81 50 in advance or
$500 if not paid within The year
Advertisements will be charged so cts per square for
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Obituary and Marriage Notices inserted gratis,
and an all cases must DO srnI 10 The Office tor pubca-
ten.
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and correctly.
Persons III want of Bills Blanks anything in the
JObbng line will nd il ~ their interest 10 give us
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Courts.
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contrary, considered wishing 10 continue their
subscription.
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periodicals. the publisher may continue 10 send them
until oil arrearages are paid
Ii subscribers neglect or refuse 20 take their Pc
rodicals from tho office 10 which they are directed
they are held Responsible ill they have settled the bill
aud ordered them discontinued.
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The Courts have decided that refusing 10 take
periodicals from the office removing and lea wing
them uncaled iof, prima lacIe evidence Of inlen.
tiOnal fraud.
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REMOVAL! REMOVAL!

wxSp 1--WE subscribers would announce TO the
wv Il Citizens of Smyrna and the public IA
' ~ general that they ha We REMOVED their BOOT
aud SHOE STOKE TO the stand recently DC.
euped by Mr.. VIM. Smith, on Commerce street. oppO-
site Wards Hall, where they will manufacture and
keep on hand general assortment of Gentlemen's
Boots aud Shoes made Of the best material and by ex
perIenced workman also, Ladies Shoes of every de-
scripton, and ChldroHs Shoes made to order. Every
tcle manufactured by the subscribers warranted 10
be OF very best material, and sold as low us at any
other establishment in the country.
Also, REPAIRING done with ncatness and dispatcb
Call and see. TOLSON a. BLAKE
SMYRNA. ia28-lv
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THOMAS p. WEBB.
PRACTICAL Halter, fashionable Hat aud Cap
Warehouse, No. u Market street,
WILMINGTON. DEL.

I% respectfully inform my friends that have
G2Ahow on hand large stock of Silk and Felt HATS
oil my own Manufacture. 1 have ais, a Isrpe
assortment CAPS of various qualities and patterns
My prices are III accordance with the times 81 wouId
again eau Inc attention OF the public to my French
COniOrmateur, by which Hat is made 10 m The Lnod
with ease and comfort Also, just received a beauIi.
tai md we'll selected assortment of Panama and nther
HAS ior summer wear. OF the latest styles and iash
lons, at moderate prices m6.2m
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Hundred Officers

Notarles Public: ) IirFFINGToN and T. J Corr gs
j., JUSTICES OF the Peace Smyrna, j. EATON. DAvSn
LoGEwOoD; hentOn. WM II. TAYLOR. -
Collector: LEWIS GRAHAM
CONSTITUTES; Smyrna Capt. HENRY ID. SCoUr
kentOa, LEWIS GRAHAM
Assessor: JAMES w ROE
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TO THE PUBLIC

The subscriber would inform his friends and
inc public generally, that he intends to run
baggage Wagons q Hacks toand from the Rail.
road Depot, near Smyrna, for the purpose of
conveying Passengers, carrying Freight, Bag
gage, &c. lie expects to locate in the west
part OF Smyrna, where all orders will be thank.
mlly received and promptly attended to.
.. V2- lie will also run Wagons to and from
Smyrna Landing, for the purpose of hauling
Goods, Lumber, Iron, or anything that NAV
come by the Vessels.
Thankful for past favors, he hopes to merit
and receive liberal share of the public patron
age. EBENEZER TJIpTV
Dec. 10, "55-tf
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JOHN n. BARR
L o Ii ACCONTST,

NO. 80 Market street, between Front and
Second sts., WILMINGToN, DEL,
Has constantly on hand Foreign and Domes-
tic SEGARS, Plain and Sweet.scented Caven.
dish TOBACCO, small Jumps, II to the In
Fancy and Common Pipes, by the box. Cut
and Dry Smoking Tobacco, loose and in pa
fine and coarse. Rappee and Scotch SNUFF.
Cigar Cases, &c. A fine lot of German Segors
at the low figure of 1925 per 1000, and eyery
other article in the Tobacco line at proportion.
able low. prices. 0~.5-All orders thankfully re-
celved and promptly attended to. may6.2m
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Town Government

commissioners: William Dennev DIR NJ Fi.Ier
Dr william Cummins, Waller NcAlulien, William e
EIlason Presley Spruance. Jr., and john NJ VosbeI.
Assessor: William WIds;
Treasurer: Thomas f. Jefferson.
pd rGlce; Henry Cunningham, John L. Cheflns and
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Churches.

s,. asoury M = church. Methodist, opposite Market
o. hev VIM ii Brisbane. pastor services 10
clock NOTWITHSTANDING at 6; ~
rresOyteraa Church. corner Metbodist onJ H.,
s.eeS; Rev Or McClusky, pastor; services To- o'cIk
JuIi"s T. G. Pfol EpIsropaD. Union at, pastor, Rev
'uiius r GraInmer; service at 10 O'Clock n m
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Societies.

Morning Star Lodge, No 6,IO OF-NIoo,. .,
Odd Fellows hall every Friday evening ee' d
,r, shawnee Tribe No 5. Corr M.-AIects every
Thursday evening at Spruance BuiIdinp 0'''y
mcdonnell Encampmenl. No IOorOF.-Meets
"a and 4th Tuesday OF every month. '-''''
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State Government.

Governor: PETER +. CAUsEY
Secretary of State: JAMES X. LoFLAND.
State Treasurer WM. J CLARK
State Auditor: A. b. MARVEL
Judge IT, S. Circuit Court: WILLARD Hall
Chancellor; SAMUEL NJ. HARRINGroN
Chief Justice: +. w. GnPIN; Associates. ]
iILLIGAN. JOHN w. HOuSTON, EDWARD WoorEN.
Attorney General: GEO r. FISHER
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heht county Officers
Treasurer: WM. SATTERFIELD.
Register: D. e. GOODWIN.
Recorder: GEO RAwLsTOX
PrOthSnOtaTy: RICHARD ~ MERRIKES
Clerk of The Peace JOHN S. BELL
Clerk Of the Orphans Court. JAMES f. AIIEr.
Sheriff: JOHN GREEN
Coroner: EDWARD REED
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The Law of Newspapers as decided by
Courts.
General and Local Information.
u. s. Government.

u. s. Government.
President. JAMES BUCHANAN
Vice President; JOHN Z. BRECKINRIDGe.
Secretary of State Gen. LEWIS CASs
Secretary of Interior: JACOB THuMPsoT.
Secretary of Treasury HOWELL CogB.
Sc etary of War: JOHN FLOYD
Secretary of Navy: Isaac ToucEY.
Postmaster General: A. V. Brown.
Attorney General; JEREMIAH S BLACK
Chief Justice If the United States: ROGER B. fancy
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Smyrna Advertisements.
TO FARMERS!
Pr A TT & DAV

IRON FOUNDERS,
Commerce Street, above Delapare, !Smyrna,
Respectfully invite the attention of their
friends and the public generally, to their stock of
80 M-HeE I'D N7& @s5
and CASTINGS, Of the following kinds:
All sizes of Concave aud Wiley Plows; also, a
Plow of our own patterns sizes; said to be
superior to any now in use. We also manufac-
ture the " Michigan Double Plow for which
we are the sole agents; and an entirely new
pattern of very superior NEW-GROUND
PLOW. OF CASTINGS of all descriptions
made to order. STOVES repaired at the short
est notice.
The public is invited ia give us a CALL
Feb. 20, sc If. PRATT g. DAVIS.
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Iooo'wSPrlng Arrangement.
I e~ TIE STEAMBOAT BALLOON
# FAIRFIELD SEu.yx.,V

vri.,'S :. D. VARIETIES, A. NJ Principal
"iS large and furnishing Institution ~ nl.a,an,,
Nrvv r ~cai.,d ut FAIRFIELD, HERKIAiER 90
tr,I h,onh, seven miles from the New York Cen'
iree the first day Of each FERN. Iis amu
coor.e NJ ph;I, ls Apparatus sufficient for XII
:e ol philosophical aud Chemical E, ~, u Iuli
.~sIv oyer 1900 volumes and il. Fan"t %
''aI1s ior liberal share Of public patra"', furnish
, CookSES oE SIT DY.-A C.,nm"rceaI ~,
'"9 same as ihafof the best C0mmercIaI CourSe
TWO 1raduaing Courses for Lndies-n,'d' "
ysrs, equal to That of the best Seminar'e VI shree
i've years. equivalent TO the regular Cni,u Iiu one
s,p aae completion of either Parchment 1;ni
soea;si ana. II possible. positions secured
College. " iouHg Men preparing for
$500 OTnama,r, tern Of IL weeks, from $500 IN
Washing. sl.75 per weet Naoie rates. Board aud
December 10th ~o''i' 1891 Winter Term,
j. MATIiE4g uss or Rooms. address the Principal or
Fairfield, Aug. I2. Is57Iv
REFERENCES JAMES KNIctr,r q,
SAMUEL WARD, ESQ. 81 Ceas,n..
HENRY PRATT, Esq, HnzIeti,is,s
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Congress-.
Kent County Officers,

Senators: JAMES a. BAYARD, MARTIN W. BATES.
Wa. q. WHITLEY.
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Removal! Removal!

NNA AdOIIIUF UT .
T5B VIII. subscriber takes this method of in.
FG1 forming his friends and the public npne
#a~ rally, that he has REMOVED hIs BOOT and
ALL S 81 STORE to the stand ly occupied bv
neSsrs; FOLSOM d Blake, Main street. Opposite Fax
Meu Iole smyrna, Del. where he will manuE,ciurr
and keep on hand general assortment orc eicmon'.
pSoS anu shoes made of the best mate rial and bv the
pest pest Worsmen IN the State; also, Patent Lr3,hrr
,' jumps Oxford Ties &c Also Ladies' ,oots
Kept ON hand and made 10 order ~''oe'
E1gry arucie manufactured by the subscriber war.
raIeu 10 De OF the best material and sold as nj nnv
Ouher establishment in the country '
Also, REPAIRING done with neatness md d;s
patch. ""eS' I'LL" us
~, Call and examine myFstock, as intend to sell
ior Sasn' and on short credits Don't forget
opposite MIR. FOxwelTs Hotel
GEORGE L. STRADLEY.
Smyrna, March 4, '5S-Iv -
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WASHINGTON HOUSE.
BetDeen Second and Third streets,
w sRh im"tOn DeIaUvor

'OiN FOSIElt avals himself of the opportunity
OF informing his friends and the public penernIIv Ih,
he has made considerable alterations to ms estnb,i.b
heht, which adds much 10 the comfort of yisirors
having Also been newly ana neatly furnished, The
Rouse Is well situated being Ia the business part
oil the Town 1t Is but short uislu,cc from the Demo-
and Steamboat arrivals ~
Hls TABLE will always be provided with the
greatest danhes OF the season.
Extensive Stabng and conv eniences for Corrooes
llrsi-cass Groom always IN attendance.
n. B-Open until ~ O'Clock every evening 10 re-
''i'e passengers may6 ly.
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WILMINGTON, DEL,
Where he intends to devote his entire time IN ,lo
manufacture of BOOTS aud SHOES of all kinds
uhu FarIeues' IN the neaest and most fashionable
styles. aud at satisfactory prices
nus STOCK VIII consist ia part Of Gentlcmen's Fine
Call and Pateht Leather Boots and Shoes latest
Styles Ladies and Misses CATERS aud other Shoes,
with the Shoe business
CUSTOMER WORK will be particularly attended
TO- ana IN oil cases Will satisfaction be warranted
" LASTS FITTED UP by one of the
best makers in the country.
nc long practical experience Of the undersigned
and his thorough know ledge of the business in ali H.
branches, will. he trusts, be sufficient guarantee IN
lhe public that he will do them Justice and furnish
mem an article that will recommend itself for uliltv
iheapness aud durability. JOSEPH FULLAIER
bic rates. ,' ., r''ao'"
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Schools,

:, Smyrna Academy; N Bass, A NJ. Mrs n A. Ro..
PrecepIOrs; " WIS -" Dass'
Public ScAoOl No 3-Isaac PenneweH;
q" 5-John b Cooper
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r.. L. S A N DER S.

No. 80 M RK EFT STREET, above Third,
WILMINGTON DEL,
TX lNDLf sOlIcits the attention of the citizens nj
~ SMYRNA and its vicinity, to his we'll selected
stock Of DRY GOODS, for the summer season, which
- all Reduced in Price. as follows: '''''''
Black aud Fancy Dress Silks from zoe ia al 5O mar I'D
20 Ct Challies reduced to lS] cts; F0 'N'
IS ct FOuard Silk 90 20 a. yu'
IS Ct Plum Barege do I6 w.
- r rhenGn 10 TO GO 200 do
9OO yds i5 Ct French Lawn reduced To l2I cts mar d
9 90o IA do do do 10 do ~
(ColOrs WARRANTED
SOO MantIllas-price from 81 so TO Sl5;
=, iIil assortment OF Ladies' Silk Umbrellas md
naraSOls; also, good assortment of Men and Re-,
mention. 'S"'"us "
customers can rest assured that thew will roco; 90
proper and polite ntioitIOn ''0''o
~ DiTCouniry Merchants would do well 10 give |
III" call as they can buy their Goods at PhaIeInbio
cash prices M + n. ~ SANnEHu 'e'phla
myG ly p" '''''''s""' Del. |
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N ew Carpet ting.

SPRING or 1858.
SAMUEL BuZBY having completed the alterations
Tor ms Carpet Room the first floor of his Old stand
NO. MARKET street, WILMINGTON. Del. *
nov Offering iull assortment OF new and beauiIflI
CARpETS, MATrINGS, Sc. purchased for cash
ahd VIII be sold at Reduced Prices oreaslD 10 which
ne calls The attention of Dealers and Iiuusckeeuers
They follows:
English Velvet Carpet,
Real Brussels do
Tapestry do
Heavy three-ply do
Double super Ingram Carpet,
Medium do do
Union, from % cts to 624 per yard,
German Hemp, List and Rag Carpets,
"A heavy Twilled Venetian do
% "a do for Stairs,
o., "a, lO-4, l2.4, 1914 Drugget;
"A fresh supply of Cocoa and Canton Mating,
at reduced prices. RUGS and DOOR. MATS.
all sizes; superior Floor Oil Cloths, from to
yards wide together with large lot ef sea-
sonablG DRY GOODS, selling off very cheap.
ap22-3m
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Inc evening train North and the morninr
l:aln South are freight trains with passenger
cars attached. -
view castle accommodation train leave New
Uas.le w a. M arrive at Wilmington 80,
arrive at Philadelphia 8 20 a. m.
Passengers leaving any point on Delaware
Railroad by morning train going North. can
have nearly five hours in Phladelphia. and
return same evening.
Passengers from Delaware road by either
tram make connections at Wilmington far
Baltimore and close connections at PhiIadelob;a
with trains to New York.
, f. q. SEWALL Jr., Sup't Del. R.R,
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NEW CASH STORE.
ENrIgE FRESH STOCK or
STAPLE AND RICH NCY
DRY GOOD S,
VERY LOW. FOR CASH.
P e r K I N s. & %
mo. IA, EAGLE ScVARF,


Have Just opened this week. their rev stock Ct
DsY GOODS. selected with great care. particular
IN viii, reers nee 10 the retail trade OF Richmond
ard surrounding country purchased mainly tCr
each; AID having adopted the system ct selling for
cash they can confidently assure their friends an :
the public generally that no house will sell good
ntw sty lie Goods lower. In our stock will be found
ozuaburgs, Sheetinss and Shirtipg, verv low
Large stick OF Goods for Servants Clothing
Uoiortd AND White Negro Blankets, and Bed Blsn.
kets
Flanncis from :. wide 10 21s yds wide
English, American and FIR nch Prints, CHEAP
French Seruos and Plain Delsnes
Rich Printed Bay adere Dslsnes
Nory'rrettv Robe aIiz Delaines
HAysdere FsleEeias and Popl ms
Bayadere satin Strii Trsvers. very beautiful
ticie
rlacs Gro De Rhine and Tafgeta Silks
t3oed assortment of Mourning Silbs
Very rich Double Jupe silk Rolts
Very rich silk fo1es. two fi1uEces
BAY adore AMI s'Bis STYLE Silks. very cheap
Very rich Rroca aud Chene Striped silks
French Worked Sets, large assortment
Book HO1iton, Mutres Cambria and PtQue Collars
reauti nj Trimmed Berthas
Children's Pequs Collars
G't.es, Hosiery ar d Hdkfs
Fast cold Prints good ga cts ard Cd
Irish iinsns. very cheap
PS.t "A Bleaeh"d Shir'ings at sd. 10 and II cts
Fifty dozen KID Gloves from auction at 621z cts
Very cheap De LANES, at ID per yard
Plain and Rayssere De Bayes
Alpsccas, bonbsz mes ana Tsmmese Cloths
RTAss Reed Wbaehone and Steel Hoops
Coiored and White II nop skirts and COrscts
SHAWLS.
Large sto org and square Plaid Wool, Stella
Cheuele and very fine Broche Cashmere Shawis
We respectfully invite you to call and see.
PERKINS & CO,
23-iE No al Eagle Square
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DALI MORE
- COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.
FOUNDED 1852. CHARTERED 1854.

LOCATED
Corner of Baltimore and Charles Sts.,
baltimore, Md.
THE LARGE COMMkKCIAL COLLEGE IN
THE UNITkD STATES.
DESIGNED EXPRESSLY FOR YOUNG MEN
Desiring to- obtain
THOROUGH PRACTICAL BUSINESS EDUCATION.
FACULTY.:
T. X LOSER Princip al-Lt cturer on the Science OF
Accounts, Business, Customs. &c.
j. NJ. PHILLIPS, Professor of Bookkeeping and Com
merciai Calculations
II. H. DAWES, Associate Prof of Bookkeeping.
N. G. JOHNSON Professor Of Penmanship.
s T. WILLIAMS Esq Mercantile Law.
Rev. Il. Y. REESE, ID D.. Commercial Ethics.
TRUSTEES:
Hon. Jno. p. Kennedy, | Hon. Sshua Vansant,
Hon. Thomas Swami, VIM. IL. keighler. ESQ
Jacob Trust, Esq, William knabe, ESQ.
EVERY YOUNG NAN
Should write Immediately for of those large and
beautifully ornamented Circulars representing the
exterior and interior view OF the
BALTIMORE COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
Penmanship, &c. which will be sent by return mail
FREE OF CHARGE With Catalogue containing List f
students Terms of fulton Opinions of tbs Press on
our new system Of Book Keeping. &c.
Ef Address Is d LoSiER.
N-Imfs Baltimore, Md.
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HAVE you seen tnose fne linen hdkfs

n that LEV 7 10 selIIng at tsF They arc reaIIJ
worth 25c; "a inch fine unblea he'd Cotton at sac.
worth i2ac; fast colored Calicoes at sac and SIS
which are worth 371sc; double width De Baige st
I2lsc, worth 1s; Twied Cotton Cashmere (rich col
orsiat l21sc.
very excellent assortment Of new Dress 600 8,
comprising MouseIaines. fopelaines, Trsrers de
Parir, French Cashmere. French, English and Ger
man Merinoes Sole Travers' Merino plsds, shep-
herd Plads Saxony Plaids. Ducal Plads, Lavtia
Cloth. Mohair Lustre,, Cashmere Robes Qnille.
Nous-laine Robes Quille. itch black SILK Robes
other style Dress Goods. Also, a complete
sortment OF Domestic Good. kept in lsrge
quantities nd sold at the most reasonable prices
Be sure to purchase your dry goods at
JACOB LEWIS.
Main
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By A. D Williams. Auct.
! DESIRABLE RESIDENCE ON 2sr

TION-By request Of Mr James } walker, who 10
about to remove TO the country. will SELL on IT,
DAY. the sfh Of October. At az O'Clock. d. upon
above stated. and adjoining the prop rty cf VIM N
Tyler. Esq.
Ii 10 q framed building with rooms has kftch-
en- attached and II supplied with good water from .
pump. The lot. fronts 221S fest and runs back I'D
feet to an alley 20 feet vide.
The buildings were erected few years aga. aud
are In perfect order; and the property In every
spect 10 we'll worth the attention Of those seeking
pleasant residence
II desired, is may Be bought privately. before the
day Of sale.
fxaMs third cash: balance 81 and u mppihs,
fog noaAs with tnterest added and sscarsd BY trust
deed. D WILL1AMS.
- "A Auct
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DICHMOND ALE ACADEMY. a
IL SELECT CLASSICAL. MATHEMATICAL and
ENGLISH SCHOOL, FRANKLIN STREET, ABOVE It'll
THE CHISWICK SCHOOL.
Classical ard Er5lish.
NJ NILEs VEST or RIcHH0yD.

The next session az this sch ,oi VII cem-e-re on
the LIST Of October next and eosc on tbs ist O. nHx
August. with an inssrmission Of ono mouth Ut
Christmas.
Tuition, for tina scholastic year, from 9Mto 80,
ACCORDING 10 grade
Board Including table, rooms, bed fuel, lghtAanf
washing si2 80 psr month, pas able hall 10 advance
fHose who wish % pla-e their sons or wsrds IN
der my care and obstruction, will piease makeearly
application, ~ only lev vacancies reme n .
GEO q. ExALI, 4. y.
n. B.-Address NJ 1t Richmond. @. g. >.
o. 2-tms
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EAIL TRADE!
Il MY STOCK OF TRIMMINGS.
WoRSTEDS, FANCY GOODS AND EN-

BEING now complete, and uaappr1ached by that of
any other house in taste. ele IaOce, variety anG
chsapness. would invite the publ to personal
ex animation IL would transcend the limits Of a.
ordinary advertisement TO enGmarsts the many
really new and attractive art les which now cfowu
my sore; and it would well psye visit even from
tn ose Eho do not want To buy, TO witness
and novel collection of goods. S HIRSCH,
at
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CER0EANT'E 6ALE.-Wiil s. sold. e
- the Tredegar Iron Works, on FRIDAY. tbs Ist
Oetcbsr. as " O'clock, Il 20 nsisfy executSoos n
ny q hAnds W John Fleming. staflouary Rneine
sosd mines. % for factory. This Engine has been
49, y gold mine. and IL now in good working
soahn.oD. paving bsen Just oysrhauled aud the
ssn,is snn also With verY heavy and sub
1920 ea4s sssa. .JAMEs BRAY. D g..
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CPLENDID STOCK OF
nnU ~ ~ Z

CPLENDID STOCK OF
~ DRY GOODS.
The undersigned would respectfully inform MS
friends customers aud the public generally, that ne
is now receiving, direct from New York and phila
dalphia large ant desirable stock Of FAIL ana
Winter Dry Gods embracing all of the latest yes
among which may DO f1nnd choice selection 81
LADIES' DRESS GOODS.
Also, . large assortment Of Cloths. Cassmeres
vestings. Jeans, Tseeds. &C, for men ana boys
wear; Fiapaels. Irish Linens Bleached and Bros
Shsetlnga, Bleached and Brown Cottsns. Cotton %
nsbnrss. very low; together with an extensive
stock Of
CI.OAKS AND eHAWLe,
Direct from New York. and If the latest styles; and
NEGRO CLOTHING
In large quantities. consisting Of Kerseys. sati-
Nets and msny othsr srticlss too numerous 10 men
ton An examination l. earnestly policted, e am
determined TO sell low. Gee B BA6BY,
Ne Zf-Im II Main street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-24

Dealers in Fancy and staple Dry uoods, No II
Main street. receiving. and offer 10 thei'
friends and the public generally, very large and
choice selection Of New Fall and Winter 10 d. o
the LAT, y, design aud best fabrics at prices suit
the most economical buyer.
We solicit an examination of our stock and prices
CARPETS AND KUGS.-We have received h
la GO lot of Carpets. rings &c, to which we invite
the attention of all in want
.e23 JOHNSON 4 HARDWOOD
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-24
EXTRAORDINARY ATTRACTION AT

IL GOLDsGIT'S, POS Broad street The follow
ing let's OF Goods Just received and the greatest
bar gains that has ever been heard of: $50 worked
Bands l21z and l6 cts; 765 handsome Embroidered
Collars at ia and 25c 375Cambric Sets containing
Collar aud Sleeves at 30 and 621ac; $50 Emb Bdkfs
at 2c 21 pair Under Sleeves at Sc cheap At ST. 465
Diity Bands extra rich at &c, worth soc: $50 Mar
settles Shirt Bosoms at 25c. unnsuailv cheap; $40
open ir-front Corse at 81; splendid Infants alsso
at 81. worta 81; 1000 Yards ORES. Trimmings. from
6hsc up 5000 Linen Cambria Hdkfs from &C, Up;
Exten zion Hoop Skirts at 81: beached Cations,
Irish Li0ens Millinery Goods, Gents Furnishing
Goods and other articles at low prices
seq GbLDSMIf. 2G5 Broad street.