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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-07

NEw RIVER NAvIGATIoN-Tbe New River Navi-
cation Company has commenced operations. A
number of hands have been employed for several
days past in renewing the obstrnct tions ia the
river above Capt. French's mill. What the pre-
else aim of the Company may be, or rather what
is intended to be the precise character of the inn
provement for the present. we are not prepared to
say.-Psarisbuyg (Fa.) South Vest.
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Row AT THE NORTH CAROLINA UNIv8RsrTY-A
correspondent of the Greenboro N. c., Times.
writing from Chapel Hill, says:
We have intelligence of a terrible outbreak at
our University, in which the principal features
are, the burning of one of the teachers in efigy,
assaulting the Faculty burning the benches and
attacking private residence
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E6- PRoF. A. j. GEBHAHDT, late of
Williamsburg Female Academy, begs leave to offer
his services to the citizens of hichmcnd rs TEACh-
Err on the PIANO, SINGING VIOLIN. FLUTE,
GUITAR, dc.
street.
Refer to: Hon II A Wise. C G Gr;swold, ESQ; Maj
r NJ Ammo, Mr 7 Winston. SO l5-lme
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1TyO THE COUNTRY DHALxRS-Ths

TaE CIRouIT CoURf of Richmond will
begin Its fall term next Friday.
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DkH CoUGHB, COLDS, HoAhsEHKss, 0C'
The prevalence Of the above complaints at this sea-
has the effect of bringing out host OF profes'
sediy new specifics. aud while some few may be
TO prevent disap ppointment the best conrse to pur
sue consult your family phi yscian, or otherwise
use only such remedies as ling public experience
has proved 20 be safe aud efcacious OF this class
IT, TYLER,s COMPOUND SfRUP OF GUN ARA.
BIC. Originally the favorite prescription OF 90 en-
iaent pby ysician. IL soon became . popular family
medicine, and without advertising, has continued
20 enjoy growing reputation for the last twenty
years. In all recent casee IL acts like charm and
Ia Chronic cases. Bronchitif Hopping Couch, Group,
Asthma &c, IL l. used with unparalleled success As
most fAniIiss will testify.
Sold bs Fisasa WIssres. MEADE BAKER. A
gaat ana pleasant LoEsnSe FORM lzx and rs cents
per bog, called TrLER's GUN ARABIC oousa cAsDr
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In OHpsRrra TIoHv

In ORpsRrra T1osxrs OR CgRrIFIcAfSs.
unolose the money 10 our address for the Tickets
ordered on receipt of which they will be forwarded
BY first mail Purcbaserscan have Tickets ending In
any figure they may designate.
The List of drawn Numbers and Prizes vii be sent
to pur hssers Immediately after the hedTswing.
sN- Purchasers will please write their sig natures
reiri and give their Post Once Coapty and state.
ex. Remember that every Prize is drawn AID pay.
able in full without dednction.
sH- All prizes OF 81 GEO end under paid Immediate
,y after the drawing Other prizes at the usual time
Of thirty days.
Address orders for Tickets or Certificates TO
g. sWAN 4 CO., Augusta, Ga.
Or Richmond, Va.
~ Persons residing near Montgomery, Ala. OF
Atlanta, Georgia csn have their orders hlled, and
save time, ey addressing 8. SWAN CO., ut either
Of thoee cities =,
EHr ist OF tho ranhers that are drawn from the
wheel with the ameunt of the prize that each one II
easitled TO- viii be pnbishssstter every drawing Y
nationalist, New Orleans Delta. Mobile Register.
Charleston Standard, Nashville aazette, Atlanta
Inteliigencer. New York Weekly Day Book. sesan.
nah Georgian Richmond Dispatch. New YORK
Dispatch, Pauliing (Miss Clarion. and Little Rock
fArkt Trua Democrat seI5
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Esss~ DR. ACHILLES AsCoLI's Office, on
ON GRACE STREET, BETWEEN 1rH AND srH.
NH

OFFICE OF THE U. s. AND VIRGINIA CENTRAL !
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETIES, RICHMOND, VA.
September 10Th, 1858
BE- Books for the entry of ARTICLES,
intended for exhibition the Fair in Richmond. in
October next, are now open.
communications addressed 10 the undersigned,
des riding minuteiy possible, the character oil
the article 10 be entered, will be attended to. These
entries must BE- made prior to the 25th of October,
to prevent confusion and disappointment,
UHAnlES UIMM0CK,
Sc in-t25O Sec'y Va. Cent Ag. society.
rA- Once ia the Ballard House, opposite the Ex-
change Hotel.
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n.y. MATrREssgs,

BEDS, LOUNGES, kc.
he subscriber has on hant aud makes TO order
CuRLED HAIR MOSS and SHUCk MATrRESs-
Es; FEATHEk BEDS, BJLSTEke and PILLOWS;
SOFA BEDS; LOUNGES. UrToMASs, STOOLS,
&c. Also,
Iron BEDSTEADS,
UMBRELLA STANDS and CHAIRS.
UPHOLSTERY WORK.
OF every description done In the best style and up
on reasonable terms.
JOHN r REGNAULT,
1872 Main street.
eeN-im fqsarc above new Custom House.
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EMU UISH lEhHf,
COTTON DAMAsK,
MUSLIN CURTAINS.
BANDS, PINS, HOOKS,

LUUFc, GI aP, &C,
Which will be sold on moderate terms and m sde
mp in a style which cannot be approached by any
house in this city. The latest English and French
patterns exhibited which, with the assistance
an mpshed Drat SIN an. from one of the iarg st
Curtain Houses in New York city, ana h,s own ex-
peTience lie Is enabled to make and hang Curtains,
so as 10 dtfp c0npetdtoH
He respectfully requests those who desire CUR
TAINS, TO call and examine his stock before pur-
ch sing. SCI 2T-lm
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=
ITO THE COUNTRY DEALERS.-The
= subscriber takes this medium Of informing
them, that he has opened house. No. i2s. Main
street, for the purpose Of csrry ing on vhoissAs
CoNFEOTIONkKf. Having On hand and intend
70 keep large stock Of FRUITS. MUTE.
PhESEhfEc ana many other arttcles kept 10 =
Wholesale house OF the SORT thus. win be able 20
supply thoee who ase In w.nt Of such articles NJ
Candy viii Be manufactured on large ncale o. TIE
BEST rehned Sugars, and viii be upeurDoeeele -
aualisy and favor. Call at ny new Aoosss - you
win be surs 10 get cheap and tresh goods
mI No ,as Main stsssl. kleh.ond. W.
i $40 ono P.RcussION CAPs:- .. Ps.
AsOOysOOWs We hare in seors f,s sass ehnps
e ss"s %s 2 { 2 c.ss cc:s.
100000 Water froof g b oADs
l00o0 Water prcof b 9 CaDe
z09oo0 Percun1ion Wetox kEeoe 60
a0oD nly's oentEe Ftre4 49, kteegS
iooSuo Cox's dross1 nAGs ChDs
o0o fa.ana masaua ~ SoN. 4 1kDsRsoN : 90.
InpoFters 81 Hardware.
- 40 loe MAtn strss&
TRNUINH I1PORTED PHINCIRl
" aAas -1x4s xasls and 1tsanbeAA -
49, s. JOIN S....,.'' = sqsz s|'k zAss; ~
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MEXICAN GENERAL AT YANXEE TRAINrSG-
Gen Comonfort, eX-President OF Mexico, was
present at the encampment of the fl rst division of
the Massachusetts militia last week. He came on
the ground in baroucho drawn by four grays-
He was received with much honor, and was pre-.
sented to the Governor and other diguitaries pre-
sent.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
SHoorrxa ecRAps.-()n Tuesdav

SHOOTING ECRAPs.-On Tuesday night
last shooting serape occnrred 81 the once Of nv
=. II. Stokes, corner Of Locust Alley aud Franklin
street, which came nigh proving fatal. Mr.. Albert
Puliiam Of this city, and Mr.. Houston Rucker Of
Lynchbarg, In attempting 20 settle some business
transaction, got into an alteration at the once OF
Pulliam q Belts, but no blows passed between
them They then walked over TO Mr.. Stokes,
aud ss soon ~ they entered the door . scufis en-
sued, when Mr.. kucker drew n pistol and hred
svice on Mr.. Pnlian, the first ball taking effect
on the right side Of the abdomen, just below
the ribs, and the second one missing. Mr..
kueker Immediately lefs the premises. Mr..
Puliiam's friends then examined his person,
and found that the ball had driven portion Of his
snirt into his hesh, which on being pulled ont,
brought the ball with it. Fortunately for Mr.. p.
the pistol used against him was q small one, and
badly loaded, or he would have received fatal
wound. As il is he is not considered to be In any
danger. and will probably be at HE business in
few days. warrant has been issusd for Mr.
kucker, and Capt. Wilkinson spent good portion
OF Tuesday night IN searching for him but failed
to find him.
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PETERSBURG AFFAIRs.-From the Express of yes
terday we take the following items of Petersburg
news:
Deah-Andrew Nicol, an old citizen, and for a
time Superintendent Of the Agricultural Farm,
and co-editor Of the Southern Farmer, died last
night.
Nunicipdl.-Daniel Dodson hiss been elected to
the Council, to fill vacancy occasoned by the
change of dwelling locality by c. f. Collier, of the
West Ward. John NJ. West, a member, also re-
signed, aud Mr.. Collier was elected to fill his
place.
Attempted Suicide-Joe. Westbrook, who disap-
peared recently on the night he was to be married,
was found in the street yesterday, with his throat
cut. The wound was not Immediately fatal,
though he is in dangerous situation.
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VIRGINIA ApPoINTMESrs-to tiu racanciss created
by resignation. Richard ii. Rust postmaster at
Piedmont station, Fauquier county, vice Samuel
1. Ashley. Lewis Bolin postmaster at Eldorado,
Culpeper county, vice John T. Jones. Pembroke
;. Gaines postmaster at Gainesville, Prince Viii
liam county, vice James W. Gordon John Mccoy
postmaster at Big Skin Creek, Lewis county, vice
= J. Somerville. John Camper postmaster at Dug
Spurr. Carroll county, vice Nathan Thompson.
Observation-Disclosures at Christians Creek, Au-
gusta county, and Mountain Union, Botetourt CO.
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F71S'711'
position convenient economical tran'pOrt Of materials
and products with sbundant and nsyersug water
fully appointed with machinery engine &C. and hitherto
podncnz papers in universal demand ayote sce in the
market This property will b. sold cheap aud on such terms
that purchaser may rze large portion 1t the amount IRON
the profits meet the pyments IL
avery favorable opportunity FOR person having moderate
capital and good business capabilities to enter Upon
PAPER Box No ?, III Post Office.
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AND WARRANT LOST or MISLAID. A
IL LAND WARRANT, No. 1923 for 1872 sc,es dated Nov
H. 1851 issd under the Of 1855 10 JOHN PATTERSON
seaman mailed 9Th February ia5e Por,.mogth Va
and directed TO Dr.; j. GILLIAN. NewYerk Notice ' here,
By ysn that application has been made Coumlsoner
Pe1nons for issue OF duplicate Of said Warrant
JAMES PATTERSON Philadelphia Pa
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Nem Dubliratnns.

NEW BOOKS.-MARY DERWENT, by Mrs.
IN Ann s s,sphens l?na 81 II STEPS TOWARD
h1AtEN Lay sermons, by T. s. Arthur. limo. sL AN
GUAGE or FLOWERS anew Floral Dictionary esAaaa e9i'
or,d hlss'is,on. limo. 81. BURROWS CYCLoPEplA
OF IT AND HOMOR "a steel Portrait. sna gS lil'ps
Nons 2No.s i0ys octave. 81 WfOaING, It's hls,oty no
nance And Iradtons i2uo, Illustrated. 81 p viola,
Ac Of f.9s ana C3qn,sIlo,s, by william Earle Binder no
Illustrated; ~ URSULA, BY SeSell 2vos. lana *i ~
TUE COUSINS Or THs CAPTAINS WARD, BY the author o,
Natchnsn s.ItAioe, &c. l2alo. Ell WOMANS THOUGHTS
ABOUT WOMEN. Emo. 81 FOLLOWING THE DKU VI.
by Mrs Vsle. limo. 81 LIFE AND TINES OF HUGS
MILLER l2uo 81. THE HAND BUT NOT THE HEART,
byT. $. Arthur. l21@ sL INCiDEaTs IN THE GREAT
REVIVAL. limo 81
OF: every book the time sLe in value from Is
cents 70 100. CsfN nj Med free any address.
EVANS 20. No GU ssosdwsy, New. Yotk Civ
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Just Published
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NOTICE 10 MEMS AGENTS.

NEwY k NJ + II @ URY
An COUNTRY DEALERS who unable get full suppie,
81 THE MERCURY together with AnabundAnoe Of
and Cncs should send th orders II 70 the General
I,euts HENDRICKSON BLAKE
Psoloss sad rsrwsds Of AZ Daily and weeAy New.Pspe
&c, Nc. lc7 Nssssa, COZ Annst, New Yorh
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NOTICE.-An persOns having claims against
~ yREDERcK o. swAN requested present tss e ,sns
With the vooehers 10 the sndeseDeds hs ecs No Ne
New Yoh before the lee dsy Of Jaiy nextpsed WOW
Yak, AsrsA lsA xHEODORk HDb0ALE, AsasDss~
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ca RID TO Il III r Il u Is l. T. 4.

4 & A X ID o I III Z u Is l. i Z.
TEMPLE OF ETHIOPIAN MIssrRELsY,
Nos Sol AND 56S Bso.ow.y, NEAR PsNoE ST.
eqGent upon application at the O- for tie pacha,
''''"' ''''' o. s SSlIo SILVER R.; rIcKErs,
SIZE WEIGHT AND FULL VALUE
UNITED STATES COIN
o. DENOMINATION or TWENTY FIVE CESrS.
Which Will admit the holders thereof direct the entertainment
without rus TsE.svRy This: they PURE
"Nrw.Yosx June Il, lass
Henry Wood for the manufacture of his Silver Tickets Of tho
PlATr 4 BROTHERS, Gold aud Silver Re6ner',
Any person. Therefore who having purchased these
TcKEis snd prevented by circumstances from visiting ths
MnsrRELs unidentified for the money expended in their
P.sv.Lur OF An American QUARTER.
II the more gratifying TO me thh in con,ummans THIS de-
,Ran preye a. deerm s5n on IN, par. % devise every
for their comfort and convenience which tae hitherto
word speculation" connection with ths the pos
tive value of every ticket is the the cola receive IN eA
The following s Of eminent Merchant Hotel and Stage Pro-
pietO etc who will receive them N rs.os Ar PAS T. sum
Gent guaranty against deception and an 'lne OF tn' !"
TRrSsc VALUE Il not used tor their designed purpose:
TFFsSY & Co, jewelers. No so BrOsdw,y - go
T.. HAuGHwourE CHINA and Glass Ware, Nos 49, iN AID
492 Broadway. ,,o.-,
BRooKs BRorRERs Clothing House. Br way aud 0rands
joins N GsslS Hat Bsraa Mo-. 24 and Broadway.
NJ. MYERS Mourning Goods No Al Broadway.
H. MALL.RD French Confectionery and 6ll Broadway
JP TREADwELL 81. Nicholas Hotel, No. SIS Broadway.
s LELAND Co, LELAND BROTHERS, Metropolitan HOTEL
No. $50 Broadway.
H. N VILE Confectionery No. Al Broadway
G. c. LEIGH, Crocksry Brouze, ac., No 6S Broadway.
DEPIERsEs PErTUs, TAioTs. No. 81 broadway.
Gro II. KITcHISG, Gas Fixtures, No. 81 Brosdwsy
A. +. JoHs son, Sewing Machines No SIS Br ladwsy
C. FREDRcKs, Photosraphic Temple. No 556 Broadway.
y. III. BRooEs, Boots, Shoes &c No. 5lo Broadway.
j. G. JoHssoN Hardware, No. AS Broadway.
Dr GouRsuD. Perflmery indicated Soap kc, 67Wstsra.
g. IA. JsNxs, Hs'i-r, No SO Broadway
JAS. W. FAULKsER Jeweer No f59 Broadway.
UNIoN ADAMS Hosiery NJ. 657 Broadway.
PBALoN, PeTfumer, Nos. 1917 AID 81 Broadway.
II. d. tgLTER. Wines aud Liquors No. SO Broadway.
JoS HooPE, Booker, Shoe and Leather Bank Building No.
81 Broadway.
d NJ HoDGEs, Broker, No. 55s Broadway
NEw-YoRK CONSOLIDATED STAGE COMPANY; also by the
BRO.DwAY, EIGHTHsT., NNTH-sr aud SxTHA LINE, and
BROADWAY and TwENrr-rHIRDs 81. LINE
n WOOD Pnourietor
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60 Ubom it Map Gonfern.

EDITORIAL CONVENTION - NEW-JER-
IL sEY EXCLUSIVE AGENCY HUMsUG.-An Editorial
Con yeno Of the Of NewJsrsey held New brlns
wick few days and pretty aronr resolutions were
scopted-smopg others adopting D. Pettsns 20 sno
JOY Coe Co.. Of this cry the only Acyenos Afen, o. .ee
New Jersey pspen In NewYork City IL declared y the
sen, by other Agencies
will b. refused they Accompanied by the money
The area. soty Of NewYork mechsnts who DO not know
the c Of The case n.y hnmbugsed into believing that tns
means something that they deL with other agents their
advertise mer,s may refused Now feel Il 20 Be our duty
prick TIL. Wind by telling Of the fsf Of the ce,
with yes connection viii. me New Jersey press have
maze 10 fanisr The New Jersey Editorial Convention
h1ubuz The had representation from thirteen
pspe in the es,e and snoDz those pres
ut Vas GOT Countesnot from Moo
mouth Wsrrsu Sussex Essex Morris the mos important OF
a. N.y Jersey NewYork merchAotsb-no repre-
,son Of the hsd0zen papers II ,- Arrest cir
the STATE with perhaps one exception Tho'e be-
hind the curtain very well what these Editorial Conyen
tousp mean They got rp principally BY the second
psrers Of trying put themselves forward while
most pspe influence and cifcuon prefer d their
business snch ada New York merchants
dep~nd upon they viii he beet served By enpbyss
Advertising independent % anything DO
With the dodge We nave This block one-Col. ANDREW
WIND No lS3 Nassl up rars-vhon should select
DO busI,s Ne~ Jersey before auy Of tie
selec:ed BY the EdfcriA Hanbus Convention.
New YORK Leader.
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VVALLACKs THEATER.
w MONDAY June H.
BENEFIT OF Mr. LESTER,
which occsion lac will appear tho first time In Psoehes
celebrated romantic drama Of
THE BRIGAND
which has been for time 10 preparation, and will DO pro-
FIRST TIME IN THREE YEARS
The Scenery by sherwood and Wallace all also are
the sad Appointments aud Of the splendid descp
ton Sir Charles Esstsks celebrated pictures painted from
the life have formed the models for the
SERIES or TABLEAUX
which will BE- with attention 20 fidelity Of dai
The exquisite by Cherb Will b. gyen AID the pece
produced with the completeness and regard effect which
hss always distinguished this theater.
The following will BE- the
NEW SCENERY PAINTED FOR TIE OCCASION;
The summit the Mountain Of Guaagnos with dstaa. view
Of the Mediterranean: Sur nse-by lsherSood-
Ruins Of ROmsn Temple and distant countryishefNOod
Garden Of the Primers Palace a. ROme-Nailaee.
Corridor Of the Palace.
Grand ssla Ballroom, with the Gardens By moonlight
sherwood.
The drans will succeeded by successful Apehesn
comedy written, entitled
AMERICANS IN PARIS
Tie above entertainments will combine the talents OF
Mr. LESTER, Mr. BLAKE,
Miss MARY CANNON, Mrs HI DsON KIRBY
(her FIRST spo~SAnoel,
Mr. A. H. DAVENPORT Mr. T. b. JOHNSTON,
Mr. WHITING Mrs. ALLEN Mr. 0RDSVENOR
Miss H. GALE, the charming Dsnuse (wh) will appear In
pIy. =. - -
touizh ust durIN the heated the celebrated
INDIAN PUSKAS
Will b. brought into play and dhuse through the tbest so
and refreshing breeze rendering most cool and delightful
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6orses, Carriages, &f.

HORSE for SALE-May be seen AZ Montague's
II Stable sd 81 near -sv. ss.yhsh HORSE suitable for
.ht wagon is title IA hands hgh year old sound
and And h. fat and very pleasant driver Pice $50
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NOTICE TO CONTRAC TORS.-Proposals will
IN be received the 22d June inst noon FOR Re
moving the DISTINCTIONS the Navigation OF Harlem RIVER
caused y McCombs Dam. The pans and specifications Of the
mode doing work may BE- at McCombs Da AfeE
the l4th inst. .
All proposals writing stating the price for the whole
work and specifying the time within which It will be done
They be ucOed In sealed envelope Edward
fscy Engineer and LETT office Of r. r. Caman,
No. 1908 Broadway, NewYork .
the night 20 position
which they may for the interest OF the Counties Of
New. Yorh and WestchesteI 10 sccept
By order Of the Commissioners Tor Removing Distinctions
from Harlem River and Building Free ridge over the
EDWARD H. TRACY.
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~ The AsslGNEEs Of G. B WILLIAMS co, are now
selling balance the very desirable Stock Of the
above finn, -o,,
to 6S; sss GOODS s a5 9 a .dS.y %
LINEN GOODS Of all Descriptions
SUMNER GOODS tor Boys wesr
EMBRoIDERIEs, aLovEs
The sale. are ,de without reserve giving the pq nerchan
dir Their gc TIE ,'e. are no. or and VII ''nn4e
Opposite the s. to SiSh2.; v HS,f;
Anc,ioneer
4 FRENCH MANUFACTURERS SALE OF
N TEN THOUSAND SUPERB MANTIdLAs,
AoOi' 'i0io'' A'"A'' JEAN JACQUES LAMoNrAIRE
TO LIE G9 e6H Or
TTSsF fSiS2GE t s6ST HE% N Ss itE
AT NO sci BROADWAY
AT PRICES sos MEhIh5 NH SGhT is4pxsc VALUE
W. D. EsTEkRE. Agent.
FRENCH PAPER HANGINGS
DECORATIONS
GREAT BARGAINsM!
SUTPHEN WEEKS.
No. 4O4 BROADWAY,
Having determined to si,Sqn,i1 1s ,t saxvyr
Tow oIJEA Tnrn ATIRE sTeeE
OF
FRENCH
PAPER HANGINGS
DECORATIONS
CASH,
at
SkEATLY REDUCED PRICES.
THEIR WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT
EELARGSD,
GREAT INDUCEMENTS viii BE- offered to FIRST CLASS
BUYERS throughout the United States and Canada
THE EV E B EFT IA T
IL distinguished Tor its entire
NOVELTY OF DESIGN
ELEGAN OF Sly LIE,
While the peculiar qualities Of
THE CKITTENDEN HAT
consist In the harmony Of ts ample proportions with the i
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