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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-29

A BRoTHxR's REyKxGK--In Owensbor0',
KY, on Sunday, young man named Tay lor.
struck and kicked 3 lady named Hughes, who
was passing him on the sidewalk. - she re-
turned from church. He WAS arrested, and
on Monday was tried before arlnsgtetrate, who
fined him $40. The son Of Mrs. Hughss-n not
satisfied with the punishment tho laW had In
fiicsed-- went 70 Tayior's shop After The Trial.
aud, calling him cut, shot him thFOnGA ths
neck. giving him mortal wound: hpehes
was arrested, but managed to make his escape
from the officer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-29

The Cisy Council, at its next meeting, will
probably be petitioned by the Hastings Court
TO pass an ordinance giving that body the
power to appoint an Oyerseer of the Chain
Gang. SO that they may have their sentences
enforced on their prisoners. II this power Is
granted. we venture TO cay that conyicts will
gladly obey their sentences, rather than sub
NIT to the coereing power that will be brought
TO bear upon them, and the chain gang will then
become terror to evil doeTs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-29

Trsspasss--Complain has been made TO the
Mayor, that three pet goats, kept al the Amer
lean stables, have entered the Capitol Square,
at divers times, and destroyed the shrubbery,
depredations, a fine has been3inposed upon
their owner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-29

Bad NsigbberAood.--Eiixa Griffin and Caths-
terday u answer the charge Of keeping dis-
orderly aud ili-goysrned houseS On Baker
street. The evidence elicited satisfied the
Mayor that the prisoners presided over deus
Of ihfamy, and he therefore held them 70 bAti
for their future good behavior.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-29

Low USUALPRIcE.-GRE EAT EXCITEMENT
25 900 people have visited WATSON to see his
splendid STEREOSCOPfC VIEWS. as well as to
have their portraits taken. His PORTRAITS can
not be exceled; and for cheapness and durability
are seldom equaled Call and see them. Por-
Old dagaerreotype pes copied or diminished to any
siZe; painted either Water, Pastle, or Oil Cnors,
al worked up in India Ink. Remember WAT
Sons, Whitehurst's Old Gallery, n Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-29

Attempted Meendiarism.---An evening or two
since quantity of partially burnt waste paper
was found under a pew in st. Johns Church,
where it had doubtless been placed and igniied
to burn the church; but luckily the blaze died
out of its own accord. Some one of the bad
boys who make play grounds of the grave
yard, and break and destroy the shrubbery, 10
suspected of being the incendiary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-29

OFFICIAL ADvIcEs FROM CHINA-The dis
patches from China to the Navy Department
are reported as not differing from some OF the
published accounts, except that the American
minister, Mr.. Ward. accompanied the expedi.
sent at the battle before the Chinese forts.-
As British vessel rescued the American one
which grounded in first attempting passage,
the compliment was returned by towing MP
junks containing British forces.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-29

Dr. Thomas is to deliver a religious lecture
In Odd Fellows Hall tonight, and the public
are invited to hear him.
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SPECIAL NOTrCrc
SPECIAL NOTICES.
S~Nys~Noses,~.>>.>s.,~,s..
ia Now Ready. u
WATKINS & FICKLEN
INVITE ALL
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BUYERS
Now Ready,

w "a AlINS G FICkLE,N
INVITE ALL
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. RIVERS
To ExAMtSE
Ihsu entirely Nsp Stock Of Fall and Winter
ID RY GO obs,
Especially of Ladies'
SPLENDID DRESS GOODS.
before offered.
EVERYTHING Is NEW.
PRICES AT THE LOWEST FIG URES.
EXAMINE, COMPARE AND JUDGE.
SPLENDiD CLO4KS AND SHAWLS,
In NEW ROOM on the first floor.
BA- Very superior
ENGLISH BLE1CHED A !SHTRTTNGS,
e,. AT TTwELVE-AND-A-HALFC CTS.
CARPETS:
Velvet. Tapestry, Brussels. Ingram.
Hemp, Cocoa, Mating. Druggets,
Floor Cloths OIL Cloths
NJ A large oAd elegant aSSOYtfntaf.E
WATKINS & FICKLEN,
sc 5-ts I59 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-29

Pasished.-Ann Tongef, q free negress, found
wandering about the street at O'Clock yes
terday morning, was taken before she Mayor,
and sentenced 10 the lash.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-29

Wife NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Evans, ON COM
plant Of bis wife, was held 10 bail 70 keep the
peace and BE- Of good behavior.
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40 Ague andFever.
DEBILITY OF CHEST

. II
HEAR OF THE WONDERFUL
MERITS OF HAMPTON'S
TlNCTURE.
SALUDA, MlDDLEsEX Co. VA.,(
August IL, 1859. {
MsSSrS. MOrtitner 6 Aorbrdy:
bentlemen 1t is with unaffected pleasure |
bear testimony to the great merit of your Hamp-
tons Tnctnre. | was taken, last spring, with the
ague and lever, and debility of chest and limbs.
tried various medicines, but found relief; but on
being advised by friend to try your Tncture,
did so; and am now enjoying excellent health hav-
lng taken only one bottle. "HYGLiks dictR.n
on can use this rs best suits you.
Very truly and respectfully yours,
F. ADDISON BRISTow.
D Cali and get Pamphlets, and see cures of Cough.
hheumaisni, ScToiuia, &c. As a restorative and
inxisorator, IT has heen h ,hly recommended.
Hundreds will testify OF cures on themselves and
friends. after all other cures have failed.
FEMALES AND CbfLDREN.-Thls Tincture
viii be found great medicine for all their diseases
hA. Call and ct Pamphlets and see cures
Sod by PLRCELl., lADD & CO. Richmond ::
by Ut. COOKE, Fredericksburg by all the Drug
gists in Petersburg: by MORTIMER & NOW
BRAY, Baltimore; and 10y Druggists and Shop
keepers everywhere. 81 per bottle six hotties,
SO jy l6-d&wts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-29

FROM THE 1STHMUs.-The United States
flagship Merrimac sailed from AspnwaIl on
the 7th inst, for Valparaiso, where Admiral
Montgomery will transfer the flag of the Pa
cific squadron to the Lancaster. The Merri-
mac will then sail for home. The frigate
Saranac is at Panama. The United States
flagship Roanoke and the Relief are at Aspin-
wall. The Sabine and Preble are in the vi
cinity of San Juan del Norte, and the ST.
Louis is not yet returned from Carthagena-
The Cyane is at Realeio, and the St. Mary's
insthe Gulf of California. The. jamestown
was seen going into Aspinwall ON the 17t
inst. A letter from Aspinwall to the New
York Times, says:
Flag officer MeCluney has been notified
by Capt Adams, of the Sabine, that the COM
mander of the British frigate Basilisk is
threatening to board and examine any Amer
lean steamer that may arrive at Greytown
unless she is boarded and examined by an
American man-of-war. learn that the flag
officer has given Instructions 10 our fleet at
Greytown not TO suffer one of our ships TO be
boarded and examined by British officers. un-
der any pretext whatever"
A careful exploration of the Chirioui re
gion, embracing a search among the graves
and inquiries among the Indians, had satisfied
trustworthy person connected with the
press at Panama, of the extravaganza of the
stories told about the huacas. and of the
hopes they had excited. Not more than SlO0.
00e in gold seems ever to have been obtained:
and the researches stil1prosecuted are without
reward.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-29

Losffo Shame.--An intelligent looking white
woman, known as Sophia Barclay, was com.
mitted to Jail by the Mayor, yestsrday, for
being found drunk and asleep on the side
xyaIE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-29

Disordaiy.--John Gentry icharged with be-
ingdisorderly,a and dis turbing the heighborhOod
in which lie lives, on Sunday afternoon last,
was held TO bail for his future good behavior.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-29

Bound Ocsv.--Nicholas Tarrater, for as
saulting Morris CavaLagh, last Sunday night,
was before the Mayor yesterday, and held 70
bail TO keep the peace.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-29

M Mrs. J. A. Williams, NJ. D., offers her
services TO those of her sex, and to children,
who may need medical advice or attendance.
Especial attention given To the manag OF
female diseases, and disp!acements.
Those wishing an interview at their residence,
can address Post Office, Box SAT.
RESIDENCE on Clay, between 4th and 5th streets
Richmond, Va. au4-2mH
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-29

A statement was made at late convention
of Conversational clergymen in New Hamp-
shire. that not one pastor in the whole connec-
ton used tobacco.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-29

Mr. o. p. Simms was comfort table last even-
ing, and many Of his friends believe him 70 b
in an improving condition.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-29

A- Removal. NV. Leigh Hutton. Dpa
door sbove the Mechanics Institute. su IL --sm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-29

FATAL LOCOMOTIVE EXPLosIoN-ThYee Men
KiHed.-A most fatal railroad catastrophe, at
tended with the killing of three and the maim-
ing of eleven persons, occurred on the Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad on Monday night
about nine O'Clock, 2S miles from Wheeling, at
the Cameron station, between Wheeling and
Grafton. The Sun says:
Engine No. 81, coming east, drawing a stock
train, exploded her boiler, while taking in
water at the station, the usual place. The re-
port was tremendous, startling the residents
of the place for several miles around and
scattering fragments of the boiler and wreck
in every direction. The engineman, John
Harris, the fireman. James Dawson, and the
conductor, James Winters, were blown from
their positions. and all three instantly killed.
their bodies being awfully mutiated. James
Comerford, machinist of the shops at Came
ron; Thomas Fox foreman of the track re-
pairs; T.. Moore, engine cleaner, and John Ri
ley, not in the service of the road We're all se-
riously injured, principally by the escaping
steam. that enyeloped them before they could
escape from the vicinity. J. Mix, a conductor; :;
S. Riley, breakman William Price and John
Crabtree, conductors; William Lemon en-
gineman; j. Cunningham, foreman and Ed
ward Lowe, not in the service of the road.
We're more slightly hurt, their injuries being
slight contusions from fragments of the boiler
and engine hurled on every side.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-29

CosT or DRAMATIC ARMoRs-The arnior
worn by Nine. Vestyaii in the part Of Romeo,
ri Paris. Is Of aluminium, cost l6.ue0 francs,
and weiehs oniy four pounds. That worn by
Nine Pasfn in the same part was Of fine steel,
weighed thirty-seyen ponndyi was Inace AZ the
roystl wortxs Ia sPrussia, and cost nearly two
thousand pounds, Engiish money.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-29

ExTxRrRlsIxa woMKxs--IH The town Of
Pekin, N. Y, resides samuel Rupert@ with
They occupy farm Of hundFea aeyss, shs
work Of which, such as ptouehtnGs logging.
planting, hostBx, taking care Is teams. Acs
has, during the last year, been peyt0Tnaea ey
ter. aged eighteen. plcughed tNensyet9eA A9d
one Of The young sistsre draasM twsaA etasA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-29
NECK TIES.
WOOL SHIRTS.
EPTEMBER. 1883.
SPLENDID STOCK.
THOMAS z. PRICE 4 co

THOMAS r. PRICE & CO
Have already opened, and will continpe to add
NY every arrival ior weeks to come the LARGEST and
most varied assortment of FOREIGN AND DO
MtSIlC DRY GOODS which 1t has ever been
,her Io"q fortune to oiier 10 the citizens of Rich
Rlnd and the Virginia public.
hey VIII attoinpt no detail of their supply; suf-
nee 4 To say, that IN elegant SILKS and SILK
scripiion OF WORST b and other DIR tSS GOODS:
say Fopialns, fopiaInetts. FalentlaS. MousIanes,
injured and plain MerInos FOularde, tentirely
they have an abundant stock of.
ther NJ NJ h A DEPARrM ENT will lie
crowded with the newest shapes and choicest fab
TlCS.
In CURTAIN GOODS, Cornce, Bands Loops
Lace aud Mus IN Curtains, Damasks, BrocateIs.
A0feens; Nc, &c,. they have full line, and will
nave made up upon the lowest terms.
Their Cellar they keep packed to its utmost CA
Pacity with every article IN the way of F URNISH-
iNH botiiS, Ter servants and laborers, such as
Linens, Shee Fhgs, DamaSks, TowclinSs, Fulled
Cl,ths. Kerseys. Linseys, Satinet,s OZnahmrgs
Brown and Bleached Goods, &c, &c, all of which
VIII he offered ut the very lowest rates.
i6--dlm TIIDS ~ pRlCE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-29

Jsrish N<p Year A. M, 50a0s--Ths IsFseIitish
nation commences their new (civtD year -.
n, 56s0, this day, and - observed " them .
season Of prayer and repentance. IL - call
ed y om- Harikasonn and "YOm-TeruGuch,"
or Day of Remembrance and lay oS Sounding
the Trumpets, the Trumpet or Cornet 10 soun-
ded In the Synagoguos on this festival In
compliance with the following Injunction,
contained in Holy writ:
blow the Cornet on the New Moon. at the
appointed, on the day of our solemu festival"
&c.
Service will be held at the Synagorues, this
day and tomorrow, commencing at D O'Clock
A. M.
For the convenience Of many Of our read
ers throughout the State, we annex q Jewish
calendar for the year A. NJ, 561n (which has
been furnished us by a friend,} showing the
time OF New Moons, Festivals, &C. also the
portion of the Peniatuech a. read on each
Sabbath throughout the year, in the Syna-
gogues and habitations This year is called
an ordinary common, comprising twelve iu-
nations or changes Of the moon, and contains
35i days.
~ r rnu ~ laaQ. 1ae0
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The IRISH ExILEs.-The Citizen, a new
Irish journal published in Waterford. ireland,
demands, after the example.of France, an un-
conditional amnesty for the Irish exiles In a
letter to the Citizen on this subject, Mr.. Smith
OsBrien says:
A large portion of the Irish people are Of
opinion that the poiitieai victims Of English
IL W were not fnirly tried, an opinion which
share but Ii is not now necessary 10 raise this
question Many Of the citizens OF Waterford
who differ with US upon this point would re-
ioice to welcome to his home Thomas Francis
Meagher. even us Richard O'(iorman, = refu-
zee 81 isis. was welcomed last week by many
Of the most peace loving citizens Of Dublin.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-29

An AMERICAN MINISTER GoNK TO PEKrN.-
The battle between the English and the Chi
nese was fought on the 18th OF June. On the
oath two large iunks came out TO the United
States steamer Powhatan loaded with pro-
duce. and bringing Chinese official with
letter in answer 10 one seat by the American
minister This answer was very favorable,
and stated that 1900 cavalry had beeu waiting
seventeen DAYS at the North Bend to escort
Mr.. Ward to Pekin. The produce, a present
for our minister, consisted of nineteen hogs,
nineteen sheep, thiriy-three sacks Of -four,
nineteen of rice, besides ducks, chickens
geese. eggs and vegetables in great quantities.
The answer TO his letter stated that the COM
missioner would meet him whenever conye-
nient; that he would send pilot to bring his
CORRESPONDENCE had since passed between the
officiais. the English squadron lying in close
proximity.
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we'll knowr favorte Brand always on sale by
JAMES q. McANDREW,
dea-N y. Ppe street. New York.
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WATKINS Il FICKLEN.
ENTIRELY NEW AND sPLEN

NFIENUTD ETUJk
Ladies' splendid DRESS GOODS, in every mate
rial and styie.
Elegant Cloth and Velvet CLOAKS and SHAWLS
Gentiep!en's and BOYS wear. in fine CLOTHS,
CASSIMER rs and EkSTINGS-Tweeds Sat
inets, TRAVELLING Shawls and Blankets.
PLANTATION GoODS-In kerseys, ,Fucd Cloths,
Sleeps Crews, Biankets, &c.
CURTAINS, CARPETS, QUILTS, BED BLAN
kETS.
DAMASKS. Table and Bed LINEN.
AL kInds of DRY GOODS IN great variety
wholesale and retail, st VERY Low PRICES.
WATKINS A. FIFEIEN
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LOCAL MATTERS.

Shooting Of Vim. Grar<s--Our community
was very much shocked last Tuesday night.
on learning that Mr.. WV. GRAVES, keeper Of
8 livery etnble at the northwest corner Of
Franklin and Htia streets, had been shot, and,
i was feared, fntaiiy wounded, by MT. JOHN
L. TAYLOR, tobacconist, OF this city.
The difficulty which led to the shooting
originated about the condition of horse
which Mr.. Taylor had hired from Mr.. Graves
that afternoon. As near as we have been able
TO ascertain, the following are about the facts:
MIR. Taylor returned to the stable, with the
horse he had been riding, about O'Clock. Mr..
Grayes, seeing the horse in a sweat said to
Mr. Taylor, "you have ridden the beast very
hard" Mr.. Taylor replied, ssshe ran away
with and tried TO throw me-" at the same
time remarking that he was willing to pay all
damages. Mr.. Graves responded in an abrupt
manner, "you will have TO do that.'' Mr.. Tay-
ior-"Since you are so insulting, wish had
ridden her to death, or words to that effect
MIR. draves then said, mo gentleman would
make such remark With this, Taylor rais-
ed his cane as II about to strike, and Graves
also raised his cane, but neither gave a blow
at that instant Taylor then called Graves a
id rascal, which offence Graves resented by
giving Taylor two blows with his cane
Taylor Immediately stepped back, and draw
ing his pistol, fired at Graves, the bail taking
effect in the right of G.'s abdomen, near the
navel, and doubtless entering the cavity.
At the report of the pistol, persons in the
neighborhood hurried TO the stable, and found
Mr. Graves standing near the front door, and
taylor near nim. JIafeS remarked 10 Ine
crowd, '9entlemen, am shot badly, and that
is the man who did it," Taylor said, Eyes
shot him. and would shoot any other man that
would strike me with stick" Mr. Graves
was removed to his residence, in rear of his
stable where Drs. Conway and Peachey were
called to attend him, and Taylor was arrested
and committed to prison.
Yesterday morning the prisoner was ar
raigned before the Mayor to undergo an in-
yestigation; but owing to the critical condition
of Mr. Graves, the examination was adjourned
until Saturday morning, and the accused re-
manded to Jail.
Mr. Graves is about sixty.flve years Of age,
and quite corpulent and fiesiy, weighing pro-
bably two hundred and fifty pounds He has
been a resident of Richmond for nearly forty
years. and for the last twenty has kept liv-
cry stable Mr.. Taylor is about thirty five
years old, slender built, weighs about one hun
dred and thirty pounds, and has resided in
Richmond about fifteen years.
From the character of the wound received,
there was little or no hopes of Mr.. Graves re-
covefy, lis inflammation exhibited itself at an
early hour yesterday morning His dying
declaration has been written ont by Justice
of the Peace In it he states that he does not
remember to have struck Taylor, but raised his
cane to protect himself.
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ny COwARDIN l. HAMMERSLEY.
DRY GOODS. CARPETING, &c.
NEW FALL GO0DS. >'>''~N'''

TO THE LADIES. ALI HorSEKEEPERs AND
FARMERS.
rich DRESS GooDs M S II lis s'l nS s5f.ss aca
GOODS; real lsaces. at lower Prices than ever be-
fore; Cloth and Velvet CJOAkS, the hest assort-
Stella; broche, French Wool and common Plaid
LINEN SHEETINGs;
Table Damasks; Towehngs; Nspkins Furniture
PItntS; ] able Covers. and ali kinds of PLANTA
TlON GOODS, IN Sleeps Crews. FulIed Cloths
kerseys and LJnseFS, of the most approved Kinds
Sc 2s-ts sAM'L NJ. PRICE L co.
1870 USTBEtEiVED. tSsO
NEW AND SPLENDID STOCK OF
FALL AND WIATER DRY GOODS
Al JOHN /. sMlTHER'S.
No. %, Main street
have received from New York and PhiaaeIphis.
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.
embracing all the newest designs and fashions suit
eo '@5 h NE resent aG MT, and approaching season
iAptt> DRESS GOODS, of every species and
Asee, a magnificent and complete stock Of
HACK and FANCY CASSIMERFS.
bLAASk and FANCY VELVET and SILK VEST
sIeat variety of
NECK TIES.
WOOL SHIRTS.
cc. sUSPENDERS, &C.,
Also, a hue line of TWEEDS, SATINETS, &c,
@c., suitable for Boys wear.
ia HoHsekeePIng and Servants Goods. have n
ed.
Al e the above. Goods have been purchased
Wlthn the past week, the most favorable terms,
aud VIII I've SOLD CHEAP. rs [ am satisfied with
small profits and quick sales.
.Caii and examine for yourselves before purcha-
Sc &--d&cw2ln No ~ Main 81
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y can save twenty per cent. easy, 10y buylug his
AUCTION GOODS aud JOB LOTS. New, popu-
lar and successful motto Of selling Roods-in other
words. small profits, good value, aud quick re-
turNs, are my sYStem oi selling goods. F asst col
"rcd Calico at o. 8, and 10 cts; beautiful Plain and
Figured De Lame at 1928 cts; rich quality Valen-
cIaS from l2ie CTS. upward; MernOs from 25 cents
to the best quality French Merno at 75 cts Stella
Shawls; PLAID. all wonen Shawls, Cioaks. MantiI-
las. R1 lanS Ne. at all prices; the cheapest and
finest French Needle Work Cambria Bands ever
offered before; Black Silks going for 81 cts pei
yard; C4mhrIC, Check, and Swiss Muslins at 10
cts; yard WIDE handsome dress Ginghlms at l2ts
cts Extension Skirts so cts.-tor children 81 cts
and In her price; FlanHels: Bed Ticking Striped
IomeStlcs for servants wear; Brown and Bleach
ed Domesics OF all kinds; 900 doZ. Black, W bite.
Mixed and -coIored Hose, at ; per doz, or 10
cts. pair; Carpets from Is. % 81. and All Woolen
heavy, at 10 cts, worth - cts. All ask is call
and ecareiui OF gong to the right place. No p,
Nam street JOSEPH STRAItSE
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New Moon-commencemen of months.
tObserved rs days of Holy Convocation.
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4 tUTIUN.
The bestS1s cent Bleaehed COTTON
The best 10 cent Bleached COTTON
be best I242 cent Bieached COTTON
The best 6ii ceut CALICO.
he best 10 cent CALICO.
The best i21s cent MOUSELAINE.
The best I6ss cent M0USLAINE.
Are ali Ia be found at
CHILEs & CHENERY's. Izs Broad st.