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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-27
NEW AND a..,so,r
GOODS.

q Q Q ID $.
We are now receiving from New York. our second
supply Of new. handsome and desirable GOODS, for
lug FALL AND WINTER TRADE.
We invite examination from all purchasers. We
are prepared to show large and desirable stock OF
DRESS GOODS,
Ia all the newest and most desirable styles. We
enumerate in part
SILKS-Robe AIez
Double skirts
Tn tee Fidunce
AleZ ripped
FIGURED Bayaderc Plaid
Plain Back, in great variety
Black Moire Antique cheaper than ev
er before offered
SUPER Printed Cashmeres and Mouselaines
Mousela ne Robes A,ez
Printed Merinoes
Very beautiful small figured Merinoes. for chill
american and cheap English Mouselaines
Tlsiu, Plaid and striped Poplins
Plaid Valeucias French Merinoes
Bay adere VI hair. french Bazes
Plain Mouselaines, &c, DC.
In Wen,nng Gods We have Bornbazines, Aipa-
cas- Tamise, Mousslains. Meriuoes, Grapes, Black
Our Cioala, in Velvet aud Cloth. are rom the eel
ebratrd establish nent If Brodie in New York which
Is sufficient guarantee of their elegance and fab
ion. Ths department is kept constantly iuil by
Ia suaWls W. can show squsre and MsDtilla Stella.
Equsre and S.ntilla " DOL, comprising ever! thing
We have a large and handsome stock Of
Worked Collars and Siteyfs, in sets
Worked Collars in Muslin and Cambria
SUP Lace Sets, and CoiIsIs separate
NArs.ilie Linen and Cambria Sets
Musn and ace Caps
Hosisry ia every variety
Closes aud 'iauuletis, of all kinds
In Cloths Cassimeres and Nestines we have su-
perb stock which VIII sell by the yarl, or have
made TO order b, fashionable iailors st very low
prices We are prepared to have all styles Of work
male up, from cheap business suit to the finest
dress coat
We allo nave, probably, the best stock of Ser.
wants Clothing 10 b. found in this market say
E.. and "A PULLED Cloths
Cassinets, Sleeps Greys Kerseys. Linseys
Georgia plaids, &C
Blankets Flsnnels, brown aud hleached CottonB
Irish Linens, Table Damssk, Tgweis
Napkins Table Covers, DC
In short xe mean to keep everything usually
found in dr4t clAss Dry Goods stcre. Buying
Goods often wa are always able to show all the nov
elites CHILES d CHENERY.
or la-dlsl Corner 9th and Broad its.
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| VIRGINIA REMEpY.-Mrs. DAVIS

DEBBLES, PEBBLES.-Just received,
L lot Of those celebrated BRAZILIAN PEE
BLES, in steel frames. For sale cheap. by
V0E9LE 4 WEIDEMEYER,
&c Main street.
oc 20-ts sign OF Golden Eagle
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IL OPENING OF FASHION, NDN
BLENILLINFRY at Mrs DEMEL TX

~ MANS, on Main street between I1th ~
AND 18th streets. THIS DAY, this latestsSNS
Paris sty les, with rich assortment Of Pan aud Win
Ter Bonnets, Head Dresses, Caps InfAnts Bonncts.
FrenchiFlowers and Ribbons o and great many more
articles too numerous TO mention Citizens and
strangers visiting the Fair will please call and ex
anime cur we'll selected assortment.
All the Goods will be sold at remarkably low
prices. Bounets Blesched and Trimmed e the
shortest notice. and vNry cheap for cash
&C i6-lmH MRS j DEMELMAN
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By Goddin & Apperson, Aucts.
TRUSTEES SALE on LANn1r HEN

tee in decd Of trust. from Mr. John Otev and =; r.
bearing date on the 18th August 1857 duly recorded
in Henrico County Court, shall cse TO seii ~
End q November ISIS. ct IL O'Clock, NJ if fair, II
nos. me next fair day. ct the same hour the Real
Estate convey ed by said deed, viz One third Of Sf
acres Of land, located as above, bounded on the
North BY Washington Thomas and John FISHER.
on the East and South by WbiteOak swamp on the
west by the lands Of Mr. dsbolins and Isaac Patter
son, and being the same land convey cd to Otey by
Der. 1884.
TERNs-cash. such title as the trustee Il vested
with y, wlli be conveyed to the purchaser.
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Bs Larus 4 Shine, Auets.
SPLENDID STOCK or EN0LIgH,

ROY SNrgAs AND AFRICAN Goods, At Au0'
THIS EtEsIS0, att O'Clock. the hapdsoupese ~
Iafscst stock Of Staple hngiish 0esmau and Ameei-
Can upd-, suitable TOR the city and counsry srada
20 attena our sales. where they have an sppoFtUnJ
sAe - @ Their stocks 10 small lott. Grsas 70
Or establishments In this city Alrc 4 eupcrior n.
voice OF God Watches and Iswslry, Guns Piseul1.
Cuelery. Fancy Goods. &c togeshef Wild eool -.
sortn emit a Housek eeping Gcods "
Sale positive. and will Commence q TX sseieck
each evening. until further notice, at NO u Ma
street. LlETja 4 eST1.I
q II u -.
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HAVING now closed out all the unde

IL sirable goods in the stock Of VALENTINE
Son, by making the sacrifice OF them In the store
purchesed enabling my father to Withdraw his in
terest from the late coscsrn. and shall this day with
a large and new stock just arrived from New York
omen a new business the ola basis Of forty years
standing ddherinc to the one price systen and III
puIsuipC it, shall be guided bs the ssme policy
which directed my father for SO many years
By my father, ] am requested to say to his Old
friends that he will generally be founf abo the
store where il will give him great pleasure TO greet
them MANN VALENTINE, JR.
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AUrTlos sALns.
~ -ss@s~s@-e-<.<-~~.~-~
r. TINT DIYS.
By Dunlop, Monours { Co.. Auets. =

sr, A1o1ouAe . w., Aucts.
CUGAR, MOLAsEEE, &c., AT AUC-
y TIOr.-on TuEsDAY. the "a November, CON-
menclng o 70 O'Clock. We viii cell, II our auction
Fart Of
los Hhds prime and choie quality Porto Rico
Sugar
q hhds prime quality Porto Rico Molasses
50 boxes Candy
20 bbls Apple Brandy
Fish, Mustard. Wrapping Paper &c
T.eHs.-Under 500, cash; over 500 1 months
credit Tor approved. negotiable paper
DUNLOP. MONCURE 90.
osN Aucta
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7 SHALL OFFER FOR SALE. a. TURs

DAY, November 9th. my FARM, called Esta,
nola, IN the lower ehd OF Amelia county on Namo-
zine Creek, containing upwards of $50 acres seven
teen miles from Petersburg, five miles from South
EIDE Railroad and one and = half from Appomattox
River, which is navigahle for boats
The Farm has upon il every house necessary for
lts use-a plain dwelling six tobacco barns
granary stables sheds and servants' houses About
one half OF Estsnola" il open and in cultivation
divided into four fields. It il enc of the best wheat
and tobacco farms near Petersburg. There are M.
acres are dtched and well drained. free from water
There ia great deal Of fue tobacco plant land and
was never known to fail 10 raising an abundance of
with the making of . tobacco crop. 'Estanola" is
well located and well watered in each field There
will be q cr-p of wheat, (seeded,) which the pur
chaser will have with the Farm
At the same time aad place. will sell all the Corn.
Plantation Tools; Wagons; Carts; pairs Oxen
Mules; Cattle; Sheep; Hogs, and Colts.
Terms hteral-l, and 5 years. credit for the
plantation, interest added
&C 26-3taw2w JNO TILMAN FOSTOR
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HDUcATIoN
VIZ. LEFEBvRE's SCHOOL,

sSAs W VsAcs AMP youshM e1n9DI9,
The next session Of our School begins ths II a
OCTUEEk, 1858, and ends the Let Of JULY. 1852
For tee bensfit Of young lssies who have finished
tner regular course of studies and who wish 20 cnr
y on further their mental Improvement there viii
pe class IN Bellies Letters aud misunderstanding
twice week. Price Of admission, $50 fur the Whole
the greatest efforts will be- made 70 render this both
interesting and improving.
In the Primary Department French win be taught
to the little children orally, without any charge,
FAoULTY:
huBkHf LHrERyRR, A NJ PRINCIPAL.
WIG WILLIAMS. A B. Vice Principal
Mrs. q Bennett. Miss Mary Gordon, Miss Eli
- Bartlett. Madame l. Blanchet, Mrs Miriam "a -
Tor. Madame Marie kstvan, John A Calyo, C w Tit
low, WIN Grabau. Heinrich Schneider. siCnorina
Antonietta and Marietta Erka, from Italy.
rof ~ asn % 90
rof Lgnts on
rof EnRibh 40 %
For Modern Languages, each................ 20 90
For French, when studisd exclusive Of the
English 40 o.
LOT Lat1n 20 %
Singing:
For one Lesson (of an hour) week...... 40 On
For two lessons (of an hour week. so co
For three lessons (of honF) week.. 100 90
nof four lessor lof an hour) WI ek...... $50 90
rOf Lne use OF PIANO 90
For Drawing, from 90 90
tor Drawing, from 40 90
For PAINTING IN Water 40 90
ror Oi renting 50 90
Primary Department, for children under II
For further particulars apply to y ~
an 5-d3m
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NIGHT SCHOOL, OF TIE MECHAN-

~ ICS' INSTITUTE The Committee have the
pleasure to inform the patrons of the Institute thar
they have engaged the valuable services Of Messrs
CONE SMITH as Teachers for the present ses.
sion, which VIII commence on MONDAY NIGHT
the 18th of November, and continue every other
night. for four months
The price OF tickets for the session will be 81 so
which viii enttle the holder to all the privileges OF
tho Institute for one year, such as attending the
Fair, the Lectures. &c
Tickets may be had by applying to either of tn.
Committee, or to Messrs. Cone 4 Smith, at their
School room on Franklin street. in rear of the Me-
chsnics Institute. on Saturdays from lAto O'Clock
or any day in the week from to o'clock in the eve.
ming.
The School room of the Institute will be fitted M
In the best style, with every convenience aud com.
fort The scholars will be required to furnish their
own Books and Stationery.
Wm MAGlARLANE.) Committee
g COTTRELL, on the
BARGAMIN, Night School
~>-o~''
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&C 2s-td GO Jew WH1F HSfft Trustees.
VALUABLE PRIVATE DWELLING

AND VACANT LOT, ON THE CORNER OF
FRANKLIN AND PATH STREETS. FOR SALE AT
AUCTION.-Wil be sold, upon the premises, on
WEDN ESDAY. the Sd November, 1855 at O'Clock,
nov in the occupancy Of J Sintop. ESQ, fronting
about Is feet the south side of Frar Kiln street
running back $50 feet to an ai'ev. and having am.
which will be solo the vacant Lot adjoining on the
west having front of 40 set and the Lin depth Of
$50 feet to alley The location Of the foregoing real
estate is such as to recommend it to those doing
business in the lower part of the city
TERhs.One-fourth cash; balance at 8, IL and Is
month"; for negotiable notes. interest added secured
by q trust deed. 6ODDlN Il APPERSON,
" Aue
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THERE'S ONE THING CERTAIN

1 ne . ONC n In
l. And that Is LEVY is selling the best bargains
in this city. Every person should give him call
before pun chasag elsewhtre as tn y will fnd 1t a.
b. greatly 20 their ad vantage. He hasn on hand
the largest and beet selected stock of Dry Goods he
has had the pleasure to offer to his numerous
customers. Tho - who have no yet purchased their
handsome assortment of Dress Geo IS Just received
comprising hich Dress silks; Sofia frayers; Trayers
de Paris; Bayadere Foulards Plain and Printed
Ca-hmeIes; Handsome French MeInoes; kich Blact
silk Robes aQuiile. rich style. IS cts: Printed
Mcusei5lnes; large assortment Dress Caucoes u
a'Quire Valenaias; Popiinettes; sc Also an excel.
leut assortm mt OF Bt sched Cottous; Unbleacheo
CottoLs Brown and White Table Cloth Daalask OF
the at ausiit Towels: Napkins AZ Doyles also.
Linseys Kerseys; Cassipsts; Satinetts tassim-Iess
Cloths; Il i Blankets, extra quality; Grey and
White Negro ankets: and all kinds Of Dry Goods
can be had prices which cannot fail TO elease at
JACOB LEWIS,
oc nS-at IS Main street
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CPECIAL SCHOOL N UIlC E.-Ihe
~ subscriber. whose school commenced goth Sep
TENDER, wishes few scholars, to fill primary
class just commencing English Grammar. Geogra-
phy and Arithmetic-at $50. Also, some to fill
Xepophon in Greek. H. aims to excite interest 10
studies and regard for principle and good feeling il
conduct, and rarely has to resort to pun shment.
8 7 PEN DLETOS,
4th street. between Main and Franklin.
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DIsaOLuTION uE CO PARTNER

~ SHIP-The copartnership arrangement OF
VALENTINE & SON expires to-day. by the terms Of
agreement and mutual consent ANY unsettled bu-
sness Of the concern will have the attention of
VALENTINE Ja, TO whom the matters Of VALES-
TINE d Sun are now transferred
MANN VALENTINE,
MANN 3 VALENTINE. JR.
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SECOND SUPPLYING are receiving

NECVNU DUI .-WE dT6 TTCtkFIUR
~ our second supply of
RICH, FANCY AND STAPLE GOODS,
which makes our assortment complete in every de-
psrImant. We would name
Beautiful Velvet CloAks
Do Black aud Colored Cloth Cloaks
Rich Stella aud Worsted Shawls
Rich Nels Fiouuced Silk Robes
Rich Double Skirt do do
Rich Bayadere and Striped Silk, in variety
NJ uselaines; Robe a'Lez
Emb-oideries in Muslin and Lace Sets-new
styles and very beautiful
ALSO,
10 bales Negro Blankets
cases Bed do o4to IA
Heavy Sa nets and PULLED Cloths
Kerseys, Linseys and Fiannels. an immense
stock
All o. which will be offered at such prices as will
insure sales CHRIsTIAN 4 LATHR0P,
&C rs 80 Main st.
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BARGAINS FROM AUCTION-Dry

- goods cheap for the Million. No. 81 Main st
Pacific. Atlantic. Stsrke Mills, and all the well
known makes of Brown Shirtings and Sheetings
Bieached Muslin Ticks. Canton Flannels, Prints,
sattinets. Jeans. Denims. &c, much under regular
prices, for cash.
Best high Collars French Merinoes at 80 cert t.
worth 81 LIS; English, do 20 cents &c. Mousins. l21
cents; Stella an / CheEele Shawls; Scarfa; MeriDo
Cloth. and Silk Velvet Cioaks. from the lowest
Silk Socents and higher Swiss and Cambria Collars
and Worked Bands at half their value, and richest
worked at that; Woolen Shirts and Drawers; Bed
and Servants Blankets; Hosiery and Gloves at a
great job. Ny motto. small profits and quick re-
turns
invite with pleasure aud confidence, all the city
and country friends to inspect my stock of bargains
who can save Is per cent, at Ne n Main st.
&C 10 JOSEPH STRAUSE.
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EyY. B. Cool. Auel.
rATALOouR a41.e =. mr. 49,.

- ~ o. 9 JAMES, Eeo. NV r E1Yu
c cqscrId. p0c ~. ~, s5Ara % visGIsli. x{
oclock. Win sell 6 M ssoss. IL IT. =. ~
Jams. Ksa. B = lsss eossll ~ tSs sssis e
rare and valuable works. Of tbs srts. sc1sncss ~
rafFe. &c: The attention q tbs public Q FssISee.
fully solicited this sale - & b seldoa ~ -
wofks which are cootsined In the shove kbVsry
ADpsTlDHAL.-Wmb b a1ded 70 tbs shove =
hrge iof q bedsnd Tabs Linsps to nrse rass sss.
ocU OD0H Ara
AnDiT'OyAL-wfl b. aaded 10 the ABOVE. q
&C 80 COOK. Auck
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By Ro B. Lyme, Auc..
HOUSES AND N1TS IN PORT MAYO

Ii FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-I will sell, on the
50 Day OF NoVkMBEs. IN Port Mayo. inmedstely
aoddin Appsrson. belonging to Jacob 8 Atite, 4
Lots as follows: Lot No has on Il Brick House,
butt Of the best ma erals and well finished, con-
tanning rooms fronting 521 feet on Lousiauasireet
and running back 10 feet; Lot No 2 adjoins No |.
front on Orleans street. fronting 66k feet and rum
ming back 10 feet, with dwelling upon each This
property, in the hands Of man Of energy. might
DO made valuable. RIO LYME Anct
oc 20 ON ,e over Bodsker's Drug store.
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SELECT CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH

SELECT CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH
~ sCHQ0L6INSTITUTE FOR MUSIC, PAINT
bsr shs sc st
English school, in which will be taught ali or snE
Of the following branches viz: Greek Latin, French
the usual English branches. In view Of tn. difficui
ty of giving strict and proper attention to large
9hsrs % w be 70
Der, 1855, ending the soth June Iss Tia ancient
branches OF the French, by Prot. EAIoN; of the
German, by the Rev. DIR. HoYER and The English
and Matthew atcs by fully competent teachers
Private Lessons will also be given and private Glass
es formed in any Of the above branches With this
school. is combined an Institute for Music, Pa,ntin0
supervision of Prof V. BUSCH, of this city, will be
taught on liberal terms, Orchestra ion, thorough
aud sill acknowledgements by professional teach
ers. Special attention will be paid to sacred, vocal
Music, and instruction given both privately and in
r STSS and will In g. ssRadms sRe
FISHER. of Philadelphia. recently arrived in this
city: speciIn Of whose talent be seen at the
Institute Landscape and Portrait Painting and
Draw ing of every description will be taught private
ly or In classes. Special opportunity of perfec.ing
thenlselye in ell any of the above branches will
be afforded to YOUNG LADIES, who intend to devote
With the impression, that an Institution, where
instruction in the mot general branches of art
ers Of established reputation, will prove beneficial
70 the rising generation, the stronsSe Of an en-
All communications will be left at the Institute
on Main, between 9th and 10th streets, over Dr. Hud
sons Dental Office, at the Post Office in letters
directed to the undersigned.
O. A. ERICSSON
Richmond. Sept. 1858. se6-dtlN
REFERgNCEs.-kes T Moore, Rev NJ D Hoge. Rev
Geo Woodbridge, Rev II kepler Hou laskie
Rev Burrows and VIM kitchie, Eco.
p1CHMOSD MALE ACADEMY, a
~ SELECT CLASSICAL, MATHEMATICAL and
ENGLISH SCHOOL, FRANKLIN STREET, ABOVE 7ra
X. IL. l.. TIGHE, A. M, Principal.
The SIXTH Annual Session will open on MON
DAY, the 18th of September.
The advantages Of a SELECT SCHOOL are obvious to
the mind Of every rejecting parent aud such this is
designed to be in the strctest of the word In
consequence Of the Senior Glass entering College,
well ~ some ether pupils goiog into business. there
will be some Vacancies Glasses for beginners IL
English aud Latin will be formed; those ais will be
admitted who are prepared to enter classes already
formed. The course of instruction is thorough and
systematic. The Primary Department receives par
tcuiar attention Mr. Utw'd Heindrich is re engaged
as assistant, in Mathematics, Natural Philosophy J,
Chemistry, Drawing and German. MIR Jos Michard
will teach French aud Spanish. For further partic.
ulars, apply after the 18th of September at the
School-house, to II L TIGHE, A. Nj.
gu 2S-2in
TERMs-s4O5o or $50 per session; French and
Drawing $50 extra.
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By Henry y. Quarles, Auet.,
No 10 Main street.
WILL recommence my NIGHT SAILS
on THIS Uhursday) EVENING. commssctns
&c W O'Clock. The attention Of thu public q rod
r,,eeGtiuliy called 70 my nne assortment 81 JEW.
turers, and will be sold without reserve
u 10 HnNy W oUARLEe, Auct
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TRUSTEES SALE OF LARGE AND

II
L VALUABLE TOBACCO FACTORY AND FIX.
TUkEs.-As trustees in a deed Of trust from Mr.
b Dickinson, dated the 9Th day of February, 1888
and Of record in the Clerks office of the Hastings
Court Of the city of Richmond we shall proceed to
sell at public auction. on the premises, ON FRIDAY
the 18th day Of November lsss at O'clock. r. NJ,
If fair, (if not the fair day thereafter) at
he same hour and place. the Real Fstste conveyed
IN said deed, viz: The Lot Of Ground in the city of
Richmond, with the large Tobacco Factory thereon,
formerly OCCURRED by M H Dickinson. aud noa
occupied by Mr. |, Dickinson situated near the
Danville Railroad Depot between l4h and 18th sts
being the same lot of ground conveyed by the exc.
cutors Of Thos RUTHERFORD decd to Mr. Ii Dick
ineon, by deed, dated Oct 3Osh, 1852.
And As Trustees in the same decd of trust VIC
shall also proceed to sell at public auction on MON.
DAY. The Mth day Of December, 1858, on the said
PIGMENTS. machinery and tools. and other things
fixed or moveable in about the lot aforesaid used
in the man uiactuI Of tobacco"
TERMS OF sALR-For the Lot and Factsry one
ourth cash; balance o credit of fcur. eight ar
twelve months, interest added. For the Fixture.
&c, on credit of four months. Possession Of the
real estate, to be given on the LIST day Of January
1859. If the other property. on the day of sale.
=, DAVID BuRR, Trustees.
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CECOND SUPPLY OF FALL AND

NECUNU SUPPL1 OF FALL AND
~ WINTER CLOTHING Having just returned
from the North, am row receiving my SECOND sup
wear, which will MAKE nv assortment The most
complete have ever Offered in this market. 1t is
got en- up entirely for tho retail trade of this
ton and no pains having beea spared as to style.
quality AID Workmanship in getting il mp. hopeto
be able 10 please all who may favor me 18th their
patronage Without enumerstng the articles on
hand my stock will embrace every article usually
found in a FASHIONABLE CLOTHING HOUSE. Call at
the Virginia Clothing Manufart DRY and sales Room
of WIN IRA SMITH,
oc2s ia Main street
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EDUCATION.

HENRY V0N-GRONIEG, Teacher Of
I.nsneEr French. German, Portuguese and spanish
9Th streets. - ~ ~ .uo
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By Alexander Mott, Auct.
EURNITURE. nav coons .

n 1917 = Vxsbs I'M uOJU6, 0hUCE-
KIES. &c Il will sell at auction. NJ INV store
corner Oh Main sn! 18th streets, on THURSDAY.
the 2otn DAY OF October at 10 O'clock general A.
order. 80 in soou
- DRY 60ODs.Cloths. Gassimeres, Plsunels. Table
tons. Hosiery, Caps. Pants Vests Coats Shoe
asces Neck Ties. &C. Also. cases Boys and Mems
e RoCE Es-whiskey. Brandy Har-;n.,
Gneese. Brushes, manufactured Tobacco 0iast
" are. Crockery, &c. Also, Is 00o Cigars.
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NEW GOODS--I have lust received a

NEW GOODS.--l have just received q
= beautiful assortment Of new Pail Goods con.
ssting OF Ladies' and Childrens Cleaks and Wrap.
wa'ds; and one Of the largest and most varied as
sentiments OF Millinery Goods. Caps and Flowers ia
cash. by myself, at the North. l am prepared to
offer Rr at Inducements to those desircus of pur-
chasing fall supplies
tons DC, &c. "''''' AZ"
Remember, st No ~ Main street. nearly opposite
the 1t Charles Hotel. GEORGE JACOBS
SECOND SUPPLY OF FALL AND
ever offered in this marke Having made within
the last few days large purchases at the New York
anctons at prices far below the of
we are prepared to cell at very low prices Our as
sortment OF Ladies' Dress Goods. silks. fmbroideries
and Sha%ls 10 complete Our stock Of Men, Wear,
Blankets, Flannels. Servants Wear and Domestic
Goods is very large. All we ask of those who are
In want OF goods is, to give Us call and compare
and judge. j n ROsENBAUM
Krnai afr a
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GUNS, RIFLES, PISTOLS, &c.-JAS.
~ WALSH. at his old established Gun and Sport
lug stt re. has lust received from England. tie ba-
lance of his Faii supply Of
DOUBLE AND SINGLE BARREL GUNS,
together with fine assortment OF sHur BEtT5
POWDER FLAsKs, BIRD BAGS, CLEAnING
kuDs, NIPPLE WRsNCHEs, &c
Also, q fine assortment Of COLTS Celebrated
FIVE SHUOTERS. and other Pistols; BOWIE
KNIVES; D1RkS; Gold and Silver Headed WALK
ING JANfS, with and without swords
The public are respectfully reques ed to call and
examine my stock before purchasing, as / am ceaf-
ielt can exhibit the best assortment of Goo d in
my lOe, to Ge found in any house in the state
&c Aim