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CHARLES Il. STUART,

ASHLAND, HANOVER COUNTY Va,
III Practice regularly In the Courts OF the coun:
les OF Hanover, Caroline and King William, and
Fad to Ing tl.uess IN any Of the Courts held In tho
4 Richmond Dec 23-d3t&cu
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kiSE BARH.pALR.

fisE BASxspALE, C. X. BARksDALE,
La.e Of Charlotte. Of Richmond.
c. II BARKspALE, late Of FarmpiHe.
| BARKSDALE g. BROTHERS,
MISSION MERCHANTS, RICHMOND, VA.
OyFlcE NEAR SHoCKo1 WAREHOUSE
E:RAl. ADVANCES made on Consisnments In
49, Jan 5-ctS
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ia stated very positively In Washington letters that
not only Sonora hnt Chihuahns and Lower Califor'
mia will be offered TO government fair vaiua.
lion md that sccraditef agent is to come to Wsah
incton with full power to act.
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VIlKGINIA:-At Rules held in the CLERKS omee o'
the Circuit Coart of the City OF Richmond on tue
TIL day Of April 1ao8: - r,l a.,
souI ~ " ~'o"s' Plaintiff;
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tRrIT TREES Avn sHRUBBRRY.

'a.lT TREES AMI sHRUBHKRY.
.y,S,c ihERS GREEN WOOD NURSERY. I'll
,. o on hand choice variety Of Fsurr -
.., ns o, my owu raising and grating, sum. =
u. ,ot rsnsplantng, respectfully call the Il
a the public to them.
!. n,FTn located one snd.a.half miles North Last
y" Market, where will take pleasure In show.
7. = addressed TO, or left at my agents. Aessrs.
s,..V Vof @ q Co., No 10, Main street., Richmond,
fss,n. WIN meet with prompt attention.
iaErs furnished to order
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{ TUE GOVERNOR of VIRGINIA:
pRUCI AMATI0N

knsNaTlON having been received by the Execu-
i. ,,s. seven prisoners who were confined In the
:a'as'le county. have escaped from said jan ano
f.r ,oia2 at large, 10 ait: NELSON SHELTON,
[, WITH murder, JoaS w. WHEAT, with shooting
-, 20 kill A J. SHAcXELFoRp, with asssulting
I-r-iDs with intent to kill; TOBIAS SMlrrEEL and
w GREGORY, each with larceny: JAMES d PACE,
[i,s,y, ana JOHN A. HAwLEr, with malicious stno'
frsiore do hereby otter reward OF FIVE Hun ar
AS 70 auy person or persons who shall arrest the
s.p persons and deliver them into the Jail OF Abe.
Coo.,y: or seventy five Dollars for such arrest and
T. a; sny one Of them; and do moreover re-
J rse.rs O! this Commonwealth, civil and militia
|. ..saes he people generally 70 use their best ex.
70 procure the arrest OF the SAID escaped PRISONERS,
f., msy De brought 10 justice.
l., g,5c, nav hand a. Governor, and under the Less
ss,l 1f ,he Commonwealth, at Richmond, this
i ..p isy OF April. lS5s. HENRY A WISE.
: ''''' Sec'y of the Comth.
, Shelton il about five feet nine inches high, be.
.-y.sve ani nity yes.s old, bald head rather sal
...i. Slon
West ia about six feet high, between thirty.hve
vel, old. stout and heavy made, with slight
! y he shoulders.
|! ;suseford is about fivo feet ten inches high,
! = ;,!:ty.ave years old, sandy hair.
IA sn;,sc Is about twenty one years old nve feet
xt.. .n.he. high, stout made, fair complexion.
E,-, Gregory is about twenty one years old, about
ts .la, inches high, spare made, swartby COM
Z
II T. pacs J. about twenty one years old, nve feet
,:sss high is!. skin, medium size.
tA Haw-y Is a low man, black hair and appears 10
E,c April 2e--c3w
20 EDITORS AND PRINTERS.
,usenoers oeg leave TO call attention to their
E!OcE OF PRINTING TYPES, ORNAMENTS,
tERS PRESSES, &C., &c, large supply OF
aey keep constantly on hand at their type ana
~. Foundry, No. 3s Gold Street. New York,
:i7s :uil assortment of all articles required In
/; Oice including
CASES. CHAsEs, GALLEYs, &C.,
..!ca We warrant equal In every respect to any
ls;::ed in this country, and which we will sell on
kaIp-ms. viz: six msnths' credit for approved ne.
noIes. or ten per cent. discount for cash Old
|zipr in exchange for new at the customary price
..a.s pc. pound If delivered within 60 days from
t,1,chase, otherwise ak cents per pound.
WM. HAGAR, JR., co.
S:ais.slyned, AGENT IN VIRGIsIA, for the above
.ovn establishment, can supply the srSde with
|isErp.ion of
IaNTEG PRESSES, TYPES, CASES, &C.,
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h., ns,erisls purchased from Messrs. HAoAR q
| N aiuced 10 recommend materials from their es.
k-s.. IN preference TO others.
krsn Books will be furnished to the trade, anu
ItCa. a. NAV bc selected will be forwarded with
IN WIN. B. ALLEGRE,
=. 0Fnouirer" Office Richmond, Va
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Against .-,,-,
Esther Tiehenor, Mary Lyman and her hu.sand Lew
10 Lyman, and other DeIenuans,
The object of this suit aside a. fraudulent tne
certificate of Ira Tchenor a. discharged Bankrupt ana
also certain deeds made before said discharge
be fraudulent and affidavit having been made ano nea
that the defendants above named o tn
Common wealth. the said defendants nohed 70 appear
at tho Rpls. holden In tho Clerks Office 9t the said
Court, on the 6rs Monday in June next, ana 90 ~p"
necessary 10 protect their interest in this suit
Copy-Teste:
April l0-cw4w BENZ. POLLARD, ". Y.
VJIRGINIA.-At Rules held in the CLERKS once &c
the Circuit Court Of the City OF Richmond inc 'n
day Of April, 1858:
Wellington Goddin. administrator, with the VIII an
naxed, Of Johu Mosby, deceased, Pialnl".
IaSeT nehspor. Mary Lyman, and her hs.osnd' s.S;.
Lewis Lyman and ether, Dotenosn.;
Tho object Of this suit to set aside fraudulent tae
certificate of Ira Tchenor discharged Bankrupt ana
aso certain deeds made before said discharge aegca
to be frudulent and having bsenade and aiea a.
tha. the defendants above named are non-residea o
this Commonv the said defendants are nonnsd 70
appear at the Rules be holden in the Clerks
the said Court the 6rst Monday In June next ana 10
what Is necessary protect their interests in this SUIT
g" copy-Testa. r =.
April 10-cwlv BENZ POLLARD u -
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VIRGINIA AND KENTUCKY RAILRoAD.-TheA AoinE
don Democrat asys The engineers are now making
II Experimental surveys on Smiths creek, near Wea'h
ers' mill, come twelve miles from this place. The.
will aIao examine Wolf Run, Gobble's and Living.
ston's Creeks. with view to ascertain the most
practicable route previous to a dnal location. The
grading in Scott county, between Moccssin Gap enc
Glinch river is being vigorously prosecuted.
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SERIOUS AccIDENT.-On Saturday lsst, Renis
man named Henry Mayo, at Fine Creek Mile, Po"
hatan county, was accidentally caught by the :s..
while in motion, which cut one Of his legs enrey cf
throwing it distance Of teI feet His injuriea ~"rs
so seriou. that he died in the of two hcnr:
thereafter. He leaves large family Of children 4:
mourn bis sudden and uutinely end.
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AccIDENT.--Several days sgo, Nelson, valuable
servant Of Mr.. ThO- Smith, while driving hand cg'
on the Sesboard and Rosooke Road, near B"yh!1 ;:
ID .pot, became enlaugled with The crank, 60 ihnF
several OF his ribs we're cut through. and bis enira
extensively lacersted. Wounds supposed to h. ~:
cessarily mortal
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GRAND RAIL ROAD CELEBRATION. il prg
posed to celebrate in July next at Greenvle, TeDH
tho completion of The Ersi Tennessee and Virgin.
Rail Road A. tn. Norfolk and Petersburg Rail RH.. /.
will bs completed about ihe fret OF July, it is pr
posed 10 have joint celebrstiou of the two lin.
whose completion will finish out the continuous line
of rail way from Norfolk 10 Memphis. The e1cur
sionsts will paas the entirs line from Norfolk TO
Memphis
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CONVICTION OF EDWARD LEpBETTER FOR
RarE-ATTEMrTEp SUICIDE OF THE PRISONER
The case of Edward L=dbeiter charged with CON
mittng rape upon the pers"n OF Harriet Miles, in
Sussex county. sbnrt four months sinca. Sss taken
up on Monday by the Circnit Court of the county.
tor tnel rial. Messrs. Vim. X. Shands Of Souihamp.
ton, and l.. w. Mason ot Sussex, appeared a. coun
sel Tor the prisoner Col John K. Cbamblisa Of
Greensyile, for the Commons ealth-Judge Baker,
presiding. The principal witness for the Common
wealth was the mother of the outraged woman, who
gave conclusive evidence OF the guilt Of the accused.
A young man named Batts, who was tried AT a pre-.
vous court an accomplic. al Ladbetter, and &C.
quilted, GorrobOrated the man points Of her teeno-
ny. The cass was ably argued, and brought TO q
close about O'Clock in the afternoon. The jury re
tired, and after remaining in consultation until seven
o'clock, retained unable 10 agrae.
The Court re-aassm6pd the next morning, the
Jury called and lec'ured few moments by the
Judge thosa parts ot tho law affecting the case'
and again allowed 10 retire. They returned IN an
hour ait-rward with -erlic: cs Guthy, ssce.o,u' @
ing the term of his imprisonment al ten years III w.
peniten:sry-ihs minimum prescribed oy ~"
Upon heng placed in his Cell th" PRISON. 'euieth
ed that he would never 90 to the reh''"'.'y osve'
This. however, wss not noticed shor. tihe htler'
his brother requested permission ~ SIC '', ahu was
NV convct ,,rnsyug upon the floor in the midst of
hood which covered the floor in perfect streams and
nool, for a considerable space around him. The oc.
currenes was soon generally known to the people
ssmbled at the Court House and the ntenssst excite
ment prevailed Dr. VIM. K. Briggs and DR.. James,
we're Immediately called to the assistance of the pri
snner and discovered hs: he bad severed several Of
,he main arteries OF the This he effected, II
seems, instantly upon bsirg placed in the cell. From
the quantity Of blood hs bad Loaf i WAS evident that
IL II v, minutes more he would have been in eternity.
When the physieisn approached him, he exclaimed
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CosyEErloy OF RAILROAD OFFIoEEs.-A Con
yentiop of the chief officers OF the different Raj.
roads. North, South and West OF this city, wsa hel-
Tuesday. at the Prsaidenis room of the Sou'h.Sid"
Railroad. The object cf the Convention was 70 ar,
rsnVs tariff OF rates for through passage from tho
various points OF the compsss, 10 the Virginia Springs
The meating remained in .ession sill day The rsEul
has not yet nspired.-l Petersburg Express
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SEVERE BLOW IN APP0NArTox CoUHTY.-A sever
gust of wind, accompanied by rain, passed over tn.t
portion of the county lying between the New Stors
and the Courthouse, last Tuesday night tearing NJ
bsrn tons prostratng f-nces, fruit and forest ir--H
Our informant. an'oid man of sixty years, states ,tgt
he has Gsver is equal in his experience.
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UNFORTUNATE AccGDEHr mir. James Brnct.
Spots ranis county, mri wi'l distressing scciG.
on Friday last at the Yellow Chapel Hill. IL. I
had been to FredericksIG'.. f"r guano ami
turning TO his home with heavy loaded four hH-.
wagon. In going up the hill at Yellow Chapel b.
on loot driving, when he slipped up and tell in
diately before one of The front wheels. Two VII
passed over his breast, breaking lhrre ribs and or-
wise ipjuriug him. DR.. j. E. Chancellor wss ca! e
in who administered al! the relief possible, but
doubtful whether The injured man can recover
Freder,cksburg Herald.
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SEsrEscED.-John Thomas, charged with 'He
murder OF biz sste-. was found guilty. AZ We if-t
tsrm of the Mercer Cirrnit Conrt. Judge Ds-sy
Cicuit,) and sentenced IN confne'nrnt 10 we f+ni
nrnvocstinn proyed, in eyr-nusrion of the offence.
4 merc;fnI iury. indeed .-lJgysonr,He Advoco,e-
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b., Tos,7ors.-Those abor town, who desire 10 NJ
o,ca thi, uholesome fruit on small scale, r. ibe
Neat advantage. will find the following good pisr
plan, than three feet apart 10 rowe. When pisrt
al d;vs few stakes, Elk eight feet spsrt. lesvire
,h.m about tour feet high, the whole length Of ~
aws mailing strip of wood along the tops WITH
or Two lower down the stakes TO make treliis. TIT
ground should be dug deep and made rich with
nure and spoonful Of guapo mixed with the .o!i
round the root. When they have grown sufficiently
long to tie 70 the treliia select two three o. he
longest shoots and tie them loosely to the treliis.
ting away all other small Iatersls which may grow on
the main branches. Let these Ean branches grow
until they have como in flower, and set tbe G'st
bunch of fruit then pinch ont the top. one joint
above the fruit. leaving the leaf entire Then allow
TO go on again. until it hiss overed and Get spci het
bunch of fruit, when tie top is pincbed out cue lea!
above the bunch, the as the hrst and 40 or {.
all the rest taking care TO cut all the lstera!> which
NAV grow on the main branch down TO ths axle ot
the leaves as otsn they are produced but leaving
the leaves entire. If any one will take this little
ira trouble, he will be amply repaid and absolutely
astouished at the immense clusters OF hne large rC
matoes he will have. II planted In favorable etus
ton, they will ripen at esat es early as those grow.
inc 10 snv other way ou, of doors, and frequent
;hres days or a week esriier. When ripe they VII
aanp longer on ibs virss without decsypg III"
situation can hardly ha too sunny. Deep light losTT
soiI suits them best.
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REARREsTEp- Gregory, one Of the prisoners who
escaped from jail sst week, was arrested near Whit
Hall and returned 10 Jail Monday last. The p'obs
bities are thai all, except Sh"iton who s douhtc.
alreadv far beyond the limits of he State will he
captured John Wheat il in tbs neghborhood. erc
ha. sent word that h. will be pSssen 10 attend hIs To-.
aIiu May. He alleges that H., very indifferent fare
furnished by the jailor. and IL. crowded condition o
the is, were too insuiierable, ahd that he and ~:
others determined upon their escape in se.dstencs
Gov. Wiaa has issued hB proclamation, Offering re
ward OF $500 for the Of 'he ssven prisoners 81
a75 for each of ihem.-t Charlottesville Adoosats
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I SHALL OFFER FOR SALE, on TUES.

DAY, November 9th, my FARM called Esta-
noia IN the lower eud OF Ameiia county on Namo-
zine Creek, containing upwards of acres seven
sen miles from Petersburg five miles from South
EIDE Railroad and one and a half from Appomatto
River, which is Bavigable for boats
The Farm In. upon it every house necessary for
its uSe-a plain dwelling six tobacco barns
granery stables, sheds and servants houses About
one-balf OF Estsnola" is open and in cultivation
divided into four fields. 1t is of the best wheat
and tobacco fai ms near Petersburg. There are up.
wards OF 81 % acres fise bottom and creek flats; Isg
acres are ditched end well drained free from water
There is ar a. deal of tiue obaeco plant land and
was never known TO fan Ia raising abundance of
plants. which is very Material Iact in connection
win the making OF a tobacco crop. "Estanola'' is
well located ana well watered in each field. There
will be crcp of wheat, (sesded } which the pur
chaser will nave with the Farm
AT the same time aad place will sell all the Corn
blade and top Fodder. shucks. Cats and Straw
Mules; Cattle: Sheep: hogs, and Colts.
Terms Ill eral-l, and years credit for the
plantation, interest added
oc &c -3taw2H JNO TILMAN FOSTOR
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By Richard Cauthorn.
HORSES, CARRIAGES AND ROCK

HUKSES, CAKKiAGES AND ROCK
4 Always. AT AUCTION.-oa SATURDAY.
inst. at 10 O'clock at the lot near the Virginia
following:
One large bay Horse. years old. of fins action in
concern.
Une large bay Horse. years old. warranted sound
and WORKS finely If used constantly, batis restive
after two or three days s,anfing In the stable.
One fine bay Mare, works well, il sound and PAGES
beautifully; Is on animal for ladies'
Three sound work Horses, 10 and IL years old
One ligot two horse Carriage, in good order.
One handsome new Rockaway made TO order; was
used Tor one week only; will be sold on months
credit for approved paper.
NOS rAuTUORN
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by Larus & Shine, Aucts.
IpLEEDID q n N CR OE ENITTcu

~ GERMAN AND AMERICAN GOODS, AT AUG.
LION we viii commence 10 sell at public auc .ioB
THIS EVENING, at O'Clock, the hsndsomest ana
largest stock Of staple English German and Ameri-
can Goods, suitable for the city and country trade
Country merchants would find /, To their advantage
10 attend our sales where they have an opportuDi-
~ ofaddna TO their stocks in email lots a great va
retg OF saeable articles not to be found In any 9TH
voice of Gold Watches and Iewelry, Guns Pistols.
Cutlery. Fancy Goods. &c together with good as
sortTent Vt Housekeeping Goods.
Sale positive, and will commence at TX O'Clock
each evening, until farther notice, at No "a Main
street LAkUS 4 SHINE,
III Aucts
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MISS PEfKAM'S SCHUO 1.-The
A'A third session of Miss PEGRAM'S Boarding
and Day School VIII begin the first MONDAY in
october, and will continue nine N nths
No pains will bespared to make the school worth
in all respects Of the generous announcement which
il has hitherto received
Competent Instructors are engaged for each de-
GA tment. and the course of study will embrace
every branch essential to a liberal female ednca
ton
The foreign languages will receive special atten
ton.
NINE. HsRAUD will continue to- reside in Mrs Pc.
grams family, and to afford every facility tor a
thorough knowledge of the French language
The Belle rLettre class will be resumed for the
benefit OF young ladies who have left scho, as well
as for those pursuing the higher academica course
Circulars containing full particulars may be had
on immediate application to
MRS J. w. pEGRAM
Sc l7-dScwts Tirdan Snnare
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CRATEs, TENDERS, FINE SETS OF

NJ eIIOVEIs2, TONGS and P0KERS.-l have for
sse an elegant assortment of all kinds OF Crates,
inclu ling every style of Tenders summer Pieces
handsome and plain sets of snoyels, Tongs aud
Pokers seven different szes of coal SCuttes cnde!
Shurels IRE Shovels; handsome Stands tor ehoyeis
and pokers Blower Stands; Brass and Iron footma1s
are Brick fire Slans ana Jams: sets OF soap stone tJr
setting ND Crates; Tavern and Church Bells, OF
sweet tone. Builders, housekeepers, snd others II
want of any of the above articles DE supplied al
the low st Northern prices ! am manufacturing
all kinds OF Bras and Iron Works Of the above de-
scription at my BELL and BRASS FOUNDRY, and
CRATE an' FENDBR MANuFAOTOHY, No. 225
Main street ostycsp sth aud 9Th streets West side
Richmond, Va .
an l6-div S. d. DBN0ON.
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GOOD ADVICE VoR MARRIED FOLKS

NJ AND THosR W1O WANT To BE.
If you want - see fun in ths mar led state,
You maat get Tor your wifi for q start,
what she wants to keep house with please don
you wat
If you dc. she will think it right hard.
OF course you rnust 80 sqd buy yoq Such stun:
guch g. Cffa1 and Gsdertssrc and CfJrt.
soals hp;rs and some .Sif19n2, yOu onnnot let
of,
And Tea Trays and all Of snch stock.
To get Your supply OF all what sou need,
Alta price far much cheaper thap cheap,
Call ia at sUuAaP's Store. corner bread and
Third streets,
Where all Of such things they do keep.
Don't forget 90 call 1T SCHAAp E ~ -,
scS9 Corner Broad and 1hirl streets.
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Day GOODS.
SECOND SUPPLY OF
NEW AND RICH
ID II r 600 Da


az. W. m nave now opened our SECOND supply Of Fall,
s hd winter DRY GOODS, b, ux6t IN NV yo.t ~" a.,
VIZ ia's Sosing out sales for cash az very INV nyi
he masins our stock as full and complete "A can
Ia ali a. ~, any heuse IN the City; all m ted dow
~ ' ~ 'he lowest cdfh prices consisting in pa
~ pieces Full Cloth and satinets for servants
Mo, Negro Blankets veryiow
lad Linscys Kerseys and shirttng,
Ei'hN-Ffeneh. kngiiSh AMI American
IN LADIES' DgEss GOODS.
bich ntuh,e Jupe SIX Robes
Rich Two Flounced Silk Robes
bSadere siiss, large stock
LACK aros dc Rhiue and Iafeta silks
ta'gettcck Robe La Delanes
very rich French Delsincs
T., French Vsleniiss and poplins
2pauf fsneh Nsi@nta- aud topins. very cheap
foiie dc Chavre and Russia Cashmere
large stock low price Delsnes
- pieces telsines very good, ct l2}a cts
ram Me iDo peiaines, all coiors
frinted MeIinos and Cashmeres
IN HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
Table Dsmask, Napkins, Toweling and Sheet
Superior A. sheating (bleached) atfa
aioves, Hosiery AID Haudkerehiefs of every
81 dor Kid Gloves good as the best. at 621.
Ladies' and Chidrens Hoop Skirts
IN EMBRolDER1Es.
Very rich Trimmed Lace Sets
Cambria and Muslin Sets
Rtai French Worked Jol,srs
Honit, II AID Maltese Collars
Pique aid Cambria Sets
CLoAKs AND sHAwLs,
40 style Round Cornered shawls in
Broche, Border 4 Stella and Plush Borlrred
Mantiila Wool Shawls single and long
velvet and Cloth Cloaks
Rsc' ived from the Manufacturers evsry week.
1A- Cash buyers will lad il to their interest &c
sivsns call. and We invite them to do 60.
PERKINS 60 New Cash Store,
no3-GtlstD No. 14l, Eagle Square
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CHEAP GOODS FOR NEGRO WEAR.
~ Pers ns having their servants' clothing TO pur-
chase, viii find good article, at low prices by cali
ing in at MAILsRTs,
MOI Al Main nj,
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~ HANDSOME
GO OD q

" HANSSUhE
GOOD 9.
Wo are now receiving from New York, our second
supp!y OF new. handsome and desirable GOODS. for
'0' FALL. AND WINTER TRADE.
Wsiryita Al examination from all purchasers. " 9
a.. prepared 10 shCw large ana desirable SOCK OF
DRFSS GOODS
in oil tho ne~cst and most desiLabts styles w
SILKS-Eobe Al~z
Double SKIRTS
Tn Ct tlsurce
Aisz ripcd
Fxurrd BAysiete Plaid
Plain Black in great variety
Black MORE Antique. cheaper than eF
er before offered
Supfr Printed CashmtJes and Monselalnes
Auusn!anc fUneS AIeE
Varg hlsnritul small figured merinoes for chill
Ametitsnand cheap English Mouselaines
Hahn, Plaid and striped Pophns
Piait yaIcncias, French hefiDoes
Esvaderc VI lhair. French bazes
Plain Nou,elsines, &c, &C
cas- Tauise. &Uuselalns, Merinoes, Crape5, BLACK
bir ,ak, in Velvet and Cloth are rom the GEL
,hrete1 stat!ish utnt Cf Br0di. in ew ICrs which
I. sun ,i.rt Cuarautee of their elegance ana fash
i'm Tls department is Kept constantly full By
Is Shs~is W. caa sho7v Square and Hantiila Stella
squsrr aud @antilis Wool comprising everything
We have a large and handsome stock Of
Worked Collars and Sleeves, IN sets
Worked Collars, IN Muslin SHd CathoTlC
sup lace Sets aud Coil ara separate
Msrscilies Linen and Cambria Sets
Muslin spd Lace Caps
Ii Hosiery in every variety
Gioees ana (iaurletts, of all kinds
In Cloths Ca.simsres aud Testings we have su-
eTb stock which viii sell By the yard, or have
made to order bg fashionable tailOrs, at VERY low
prices WeaIe prepared to have all styles OF work
ma ie up. from cheap business suit to the finest
dress coat
ysr.s' Clothing 60 be found in thir market say
sri - nj led
tassiaets Sleeps Greys, kerscys, Linseys
Georgia rlaids. &C
Blankets Flannels, brown aud tieached Cottons
irish tinnns Table psmssk, Towes
Nankias, Table Cover, &c
In short we mean 70 keep everything usually
fouDi in = fr.t Glass Dry Goods store Buying
Goods efeu W are always able TO show all the nov
elites. CtliLho q Tn hh'.
oc Ia-d1sr Corner 6.h and Broad IT'S.
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