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DEPARTuRE OF MIsSIoNARIEs.-The bark
Ocean Eagle left New York, Tuesday, for the
Liberian coast She has on board as passen- :
gers number of missionaries, among whom
are the Rev. Walter Clark, of Melborn, N. Y,
and the Rev. NJ. L. st. John and wife, of Ma
rietta, Ohio, des tined for the mission at Gaboon,
under the direction of the American Board OF
Foreign Missions; Miss M. Melville, of Wash
ington. ID: O., Miss II. G. Relf, of Lexington,
Mo, and Miss L. L. X. Spaulding, of Law.
renee, Miss, who will be connected with the
Protestant Episcopal Mission, and the Rev. c.
Loomis and wife, who will proceed to Corsica,
under the direction of the Presby terian Board
of Missions
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Laugh sohite you may, and enjoy the feast of
fun and frolic now prepared for your enter
tainment at Metropolitan Hall. Sanford ex-
celsior minstrels, with songs and wit and lots
of fun, are holding forth each evening, and
while they enchant you with their sweet vo-
calizatton, they convulse you with their rich
stories, spicy anecdotes and remarkable slight
of foot to the enlivening strains of the old
banjo. See and bear them by all means, If you
have spare q uarter
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VIRGINIA Posi- OFFICES. - ARpotafmsnts-
BENJAMIN r. Mackaii postmaster al Langley
Fairfax county, vice VIM. Collins, resigned
George II. Matthews, Ir., postmaster at Ira,
Cumberland county, Va, vice John +. Hen
drick, resigned. Jefferson Shockey postmas-
ter at Oakland, Morgan county, vice jacob
Shockey, resigned. The effice 1t Occupaeia
Essex county, is discontinued.
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ToN.-The equestrian statue of Washington
by Clark Mills, was successfully cast in bronze
at Washington, Tuesday. Ii represents Gener-
al Washington at the battle of Princeton, at
the most critical moment of that decisive con-
test. He is mounted on his horse, which rears
backward upon his launches, alarmed at the
roar of battle; his sword is drawn, and his
intrepid countenance seems to defy the dan
ger by which he is menaced. The statue pos
sesses the merit of being a faithful portrait.
the artist has modelled the features of the
General from the plaster cast taken by Hou-
don from Washington himself, and which, un-
iii recently, was preserved at Mount Vernon.
The costume of the rider, and the caparisons
OF his horse, are accurate copies of the origin
ais
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DEATH OF THE DESIGNER OF THE GREAT
EAsTERN.--The Circassian brings the intelli-
gence of the death of Isambard Kingdom
Brunei, the eminent English engineer and de-
signer of the Great Eastern, in the SD year of
his age Just at the moment when the greatest
enterprise of his life had proved successful:
While very young he was sent to France,
where he was astudent in the College of Caen,
and on his return, from 1926, he was employed
in the opening of the Thames tunnel. The
irruptions of the water caused him to run
more than one risk, specially in 1923, when
over six hundred feet of water broke through
the opening, and he was carried away by the
force of the current and cast safe and sound
upon the bank. In the year 1888 he was ap
pointed Engineer of the Great Western Rail-
way, and directed all the appliances of perfect
art to that line and its branches, among which
the bridges of Maidenhead, Chapstow and
Thames may be named. To him also is due
the suspension bridge from Hungeford, in
London, one of the longest in England, as
well as part Of the constructions of the Sar
do-Tuscan railway, and he took a part in that
most difficult work, the establishment OF the
Conway and Britannia tubular bridges, for
which recourse had to be had to the reunions
of the most eminent engineers of the day.
Mr.. Brunei also equally applied himself to
the constructions ofyesselS and steam machines.
II was he who launched the Great Western,
the first colossal steamer that has traversed
the Atlantic; and it was he, also, who con-
Structed the LeFlatnan-tne ireat EaS STERN
the monster of the seas, which has just been
launched upon the great ocean, after SO much
labor, expense and trouble.
During the last war with Russia he was
charged with the duty of erec ting The Hospital
of Reakioi, situated on the Straits of the Dar-
danelles and which was to contain three thou
Sand sick persons He received the cross of
the Legion of Honor at the hands of King
Louis Philippe. He was too ill to be present
at the success of his last great work, the Great
Eas tern, on her recent trip from the Thames
to Portland. He lived, however, to hear OF her
great triumph.
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n Elegant Stock
DOMESTIC AND RICH PoREIGN DRY

n Elegant Stock
DOMESTIC AND RICH FOREIGN DRY
GOODS.
AT THE CASH STORE OF
PERKINS r CO.. No. 1l. Eagis Square.
We have opened. and win continue to receive
Tor several weeks. the larssst and lest stock OF
DOMESTIC and FOREIGN DkY GOODS We
have ever offered. We invite whaiesale and retail
bu, ers to sive call. w are prepared to fufn-
ish lar 50 and small buyer at the
Low EST CASH PRICES.
In Dress Goods, rich 81 ll,kS AID SILKS ROBES,
xALENTlAS, PoPliNS.vers lses estock,
Rich Paris DE LANES. MERINOS, pUPLTN
pE LANES, BoMBAZINEs and ALPAC-
Very rich DE LAME RoBEs-nsw ,,,lc,.
LACE and FRENCH WORKED SETS, col.
sHEETiNGs and sHIRTlN6s every srade.
In SERVAN rs CLOTHING and BLANKETS
our stock cannot be surpassed. We call your at
tenton to these leadn aftic les with the assurance
thar oar assortment is compiete in every particp.
lar We have marked them at prices that will
command the trade OF cash and short time buys srs.
Call and see.
PERKINS K cos. Cash Store,
Sc l9-lm No. Al, Eas Square.
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FATAL AcCIpENr.-On Tuesday afternoon,
the 18th September, a faial ard singular acci-
dent took place at the Edge Tool factory oi
O. Hammond & Sons, In Shoemakertown, n,
Montgomery county, Pa, which resulted in
the death Of one Of the workmen. While Q
young man named Isaac Iiersh, was at work
al q griudstone, which was revolving with
great velocity. Il barsI ssunder, and one Of the
pieces striking, killed hira. -
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Miss Coombs' Benefit takes place at the The.
atre tonight, and in order to make the even
ings entertainment most temptingly inviting
she is TO personate two of her fayorite char
acters-"Pauline," In Bulwer's beautiful play
OF Lady of Lyons,' and Constance" in
Knowles popular comedy of the Love
Chase" OF course she is to be sustained by
Inc best talent OF the company, in each piece
and rare treat may, therefore, be anticipated
Miss o., though quite young, has already at.
tanned marked distinction in her profession
and bids fair T., become one of the first OF
American actresses. May she not expec. 9
crowded house to- night
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THE GLOVER RESCUE CAsE.-The Madison

(Wis.) Patriot, of the I'D inst, says:
SD. a. J. Upham, Esq. United States Dis.
trict Attorney, this morning filed with the
Supreme COURT OF this State the mandate of
the United States Supreme Court, reversing
The decision OF this Court in the matter sf
Sherman M. Booth, held for a violation of the
Fugitive Slave Law insthe rescue of Glover
If our Supreme Court obeys this mandate,
Booth, of course, will be returned TO the Gus
tody of the United States Marshal, from
which he was discharged by the decision
which has been reversed. If the Court does
not obey this mandate, then it will become the
duty of he United States authorities to en-
force itwth all the power belonging to the
General Government. We have no doubt the
mandate viii be obeyed.
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NAyAL-The Secretary of the Navy has is
sued general order authorizing the comman- :
dants of the yards who have commanded
squadrons TO wear the flag heretofore at the
Officer Stewart is to wear the flag at the main.
The following named officers have been or
dered TO Panama by the steamer of the 20th OF
October, TO relieve those attached to the steam.
er Saranac, whose term Of service will shortly
expire Captain Richie, Lieutenants Watkins
and Meade, Master Shylock, Surgeon d. S.
Green, Assistant Surgeon Bennett Green, and
Purser Iurersoll
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MExIcANs KILLED By AMRRfcANs..--Ihe
Overland Mail Company,s station, sixty miles
above Fort Yuma, was robbed of all its
left for dead. portion of the Americans on
the Gila river determined to drive of all the
Mexicans on the river on account of this out.
rage A collision occurred in which IL Is said
that six Mexicans were killed. There being no
law or officer In Arizona no arrests have been
MADE. The Mexican population at the GilA
and Colorado mines are much alarmed.
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ALE.NY FALL GOODS.
Special NOTICE.
Tfl 7. Il L I Al ikS ALL. HlI-S /. z &.

&PEtIdL NOTICE.
TO THE LADIES, ALL HOUSEK EEP Frs AND
FARMERS.
Our &Ssoriaent Is now eouglete Of all 81. lies OF
rIch DRESS GOODS, ROBERT ES and LACE
GOODS, rea Laces, at lower prices than ever be-
fore; Cloth and Velvet CLOAk3, the best assoft-
IHent and cheaper than sc ever had them before;
Stella. Bfoche, French wool sgd common Plaid
SH AVIS.
LINEN SHEETINGS;
Tsuis Ddmasks; foysclin-E, Napkins; FuTnitHre
Pants; Iaile Covers, and nil kinds ot PLANrA-
TION GOODS, IN Sleeps Greyg, Fulled Cloths,
hefse's AID LinseN $, ri the most approved kinds
ans 1T the lowest pnccs.
Sc Is SAAIL N. PRICE & co.
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INTERESTING FROM VENEZuELA.-A file of
the Ss. Thomas Tideads, to September /, con-
tains an important document, showing the
terrible condition of affairs in Venezuela,
where war OF races, famed by political and
military asprants, is rapidly depopulating
that country. The document in question is IN
appeal for protection OF the foreign Consuls
Ciudad Bolivar TO the Governors of the
French, English and Danish West India Is
lands. In this appeal the Consuls say that
the contest now going on is not one of ordi-
nary revolution, having for it's object a po-
litcal end, but, the contrary, the motto
now is violence, death and pilIage The acts
OF atrocity committed by these yandals are
they say, SO numerous that it would be diff
cult to enumerate them. In the province of
the interior whole communities have disap-
peared. Nothing but foreign intervention,
probably, viii save the country from entire
destruction.
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ANxIvERsARY CELRRRATIoN--Tha

ANNIvkksARY CELERRATIoN.-The ami
yersary of the battle of Yorktown will be ceIe.
braied In Baltimore. BY The fifth regiment Of
Maryland volunteer militia They will hold
grand leyee at the Front Street Theatre,
ed, and all the companies u i'll join in the cele.
bration- The Young Guard battalion Of
Richmond. Va, will also be present. and the
Association of the Defenders of Baltimore In
lsl2-A has accepted an invitation to attend.
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, @pTE E'IBEIs, 1859.
= Ills DID ~ it)> >
THOMAS r. PRICE s. 60,


Have afead, opened. ana wili continue 70 add
by every arrival for weeks 10 gomez the iarkest and
mos yarled assortment Of FOREIGN AN D DO
HtSTlG DRY GOODS which u has ever been
their good fortune to oier to the citizens Of Rich
uoGd and the virginia public.
They will attempt no detail Of their supply; sui
hc~ II 10 say, that Ii etesaHt SILKS and SILK
ROBES, tsaIne surr1sStB !, beautiful aFeTE DC
sorlptlon Of WORSIE.u and other DhrSS GOODS:
sty. fnplgius, poPHlneits, Ealeutias- Mouslaines.
h4ured aud PLAN Mernos, FoulaJde. tentlrely
HHN thek nave IN apaHdtnl STOCK ot. ~ -
tu'lT N 4 i II Liza DEPARfM ENT will be
crowded with tte newest shapes Tnd choicest TAB
rcs.
i7Ce and Mu-lin CuFtDins, Usmashs, Brecatels.
Mureens. 4 c.. &c, tHes have fun line. and will
have made up upon the lowest terms.
Their Cellar they keep packeu u its utmost ca
~" {, witt every article IN the WAY of + DRNISH-
So hVODS. iyr servants and !abrterS, such as
"a, tHs, Kerse,s. LiHseys, Satinetts, 0znabur q.
brown and bleached boods. &c, q all Of which
will te offered ~ the vart lowest rates.
- i6-dIm IHtS 4. PRICE II co.
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N. How 10 Cprr ala ksin and Bewe Ten.
pLAIsTs.-For Pain in the BoweIs, Stomach. Sides.
Lin b.. Back. HheunlatIsn Neursisia sore ThsQes,
HORNE'S cURE-ALL, II acts upon t6e nsrves,
bones, stnews, blood and muscles. annihifabne III
pain like ma 10 Bottles u, 3 and ~ cents
If yon suffer with Choiera, piarshn&, L1aseaeeD
of the BoweIs: - s9Wmsr SGo!nRl:,pt ~ y 1I6-
instant relief. Bottles Is cents
The Cure All cures all pam The CAfmfnaeiye
palsam cures all hovei complaints = cents : bot
Sold by !sll DruGGists IN R,ehnoaa, .fessssAsrs
and Norfolk. isM-lS0
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AnMr IsgrLLlersor yRoA ras wrsr Gap.

ARMY INrELLIGEscE FROM rHE WEsr-Cap.
tain N. d. Simpson. csmmfssary OF subs tence.
Gen. Harney. Assistant Adintant Genera
Mackall proceeds to Antelope Greek CaIifor.
MIA, and ascertain the condition Of the Indians
OF that vicinity. A general court-marfial. Col.
Honman pres.asns, IT. an1 p,a;. leu. oonley Judgs
fornia, on the 24th of August Company e.
efh inixnfry, has been put In march Tor rori
Mohaye, Rio Colorado.
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Tp.a,c EneIish ,,aner reco,,,s !,

Feathers Cut--Nelson, slave to W. b. Ross.
had his feathers cut yesterday morning. for
stealing birds at the First Market.
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Takea Doien.-Edmond, slave to jefferson
Powers, got his hide tanned yesterday morn.
ing, for choking J James Trimmer, a white man.
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nA Great Barsains--
FOR CASH, AT

IA Great Barsnins-
FOR CASH, AT
PEkKINS X CO.'S,
No Ht, EAGLE SQUARE.
- Brown SHIFTING. Heavy, at6d
A Bleached = =. At 81.
Super. . at 10 cents
The best44 :" ever sold here at l2x cts
100 p's Fast Cold PRINTS, at 6A cents
Bes, English and American PRINTS, Mt II cents
% p's vALkNTIAS and DELAINES, ~ l2}s cts.
Rich PARIS DELAlNES. NJ 62,s cts., worth ~ ots.
DRESS SILKS. yer, cheap
Is Very Rich MILK ROBES, at SIS. worth S0
KID GLOVES as sood as Alexsnder's at rs cts.
Best l0-4 Blssched SHEETINGs. al q cts.
PERKINS & CO..
sc l9-ts No. Hi Easie Square.
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affair eF Honor. correspondent informs
US tnat sham duel came off near Danville, a
lew Gays since. the result of wnich was that
party to the affair became alarmed ran off
ana mas not been heard of since. A wag. in
order to get up a little sport, offered an in
dignity TO IN acquaintance, known to be
iimld, ana afterwards refusing to apologize
the friends of the insulted party. whom we
shall call c., urged him to send chalIepse
and wipe up the indignity with blood. After
much persuasion 9. selected a second sent a
challenge, and prepared for the combat which
he supposed would prove harmless To his
horror, the challenged party accepted, named
muskets as the weapons aud fifteen yards as
the distance, and appointed the time. or
course the challenged party and the seconds
understood the affair as joke, and loaded the
muskets with powder only. When the hour
arrived for the fight, the parties. with their
surgeons, assembled at the place designated,
and preiminaries being ended and the dis
tance being measured, the seconds escorted
their men to the mark, ready to receive the
placed in their hands, G. declined to receive
his, trembled like an aspen leaf in a hurri-
cane, and vowed that he would not fight
With this, his second apologiZed for his prin-
cipal and demanding the right to assume his
place, seized the musket and toed the scratch.
Without unnecessary delay the word was
given, the muskets exploded, and C.,s second
fell backwards, apparently fatally wounded.
No sooner had he touched the ground. how.
ever, than @. broke for the timbers like a
quarter horse and believing that he had been
the cause OF the death of his friend, kept up
his run until reaching North Carolina, where
he is now probably concealed, and in cons tan t
dread of discovery.
Such frolics are not of necessity very dan
gerous, but similar case once occurred in an
other part of Virginia, which came very nigh
proving fatal. A halfwitted fellow named
Morgan, was induced to challenge a shop mate,
and a sham duel was de ptermined upon by the
challenged party and the two seconds After
the belligerents had been put In position, and
armed with their weaponSloaded with pow-
der only, Morgan slipped two or three twenty
penny nails into his musket. At the word,
both fired the challenged party fell, and Nor
gan took to his heels. An examination show
ed that one Of the nails had passed through the
fallen mans hat, just above the head and that
he narrowly escaped with his life.
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A SEA OAFTAIM CnAnGID WITH TEE MuR.
DH1 or MS WIpR-The Bomtay Standard VI
August sth says IN Investigation was about
~ take plnee bsfora the unitsd States consul,
against ChptAin Low. of the American bark
Hslsn Mar, BY certaan OF his crew. Of tl,s uur.
der Of his WIFI by strangulaiion, 81 sea- some
three year, ego.
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tEATkiNs& tis Ain.
ENTIRELY NEW AND SPLENDID STOCK.

ladies splendid DRESS GOODS, IN every mate
Fitl ara st Ia.
Et' ant Cloth and Velvet CLOAKS and SHAWIS.
''cut!nmcns and Bows wear, in fine CLOTHS
CASel MER ts aud VtSTiNGS -rweeds Sat
nets Trayeln Sh1wls and Blsnket
PLANTATION GOODS liz KetseYs, J. ulsd Cloths,
Shrep's Crews, Blankets. &c.
CURTAINS, CARPETS, QUILTS. BED BLAN
kETS
DANASKS, Table and Bed LINEN.
All alnds Of DRY GOODS n sreat variety,
wholesale and retail, atNERY Low PRICES:
WATKINS 4 EICKI.kN
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BREADSTUPFS AND THE MARKETS.-The
New York Courier argues, in regard to the
export trade. that there is no prospect of it at
present for Great Britain or the Continent
this fall. AT current prices of prime spring
wheat, 81 per Uushel; good red winter wheat
Sl.i0 per bushe; shipping State -four, Si5a
per barrel; shipping Ohio flour, S5.25 per bar
rei-the export won't pay. There is bare
prospect that the very superior quality of the
demand. In regard 10 corn, the Courier says:
''There does not appear to be the remotest
prospect of an exploration Of corn. All that
the country is capable of sending to this mar
ket for some months to come will be wanted
at high prices for home consumption-prin
cipally for disitilling, and this will undoEbt-
edly tend to increase the consumption Of
wheat by diminishing the quantity of corn
entering in to consumption as breads tufts
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IA Kidney and Bladder nspla inss. .-Tks
.ewsst and most imp..rtant di.ecvery fr kidssy,
rhfea sr Whites, Sexual Weaknesses. fh, siraj
rfosts.,cn an !,ebil.ts c5 4 ether sex. y AAkf6
Psrsons who have been IN sbIe 10 walk. hAvs eorn
been relieved by this poweftui cOMPOUND. His
cal nen and those who hsve Used H. % II TN hest
BUCHu COMPOUND IN the World. Lsrge t0tttes
sawed 5, FfSHEk& 1 WINSTON. Drax. ists.
r. H-iim sin street, kichnso1d
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=. Mrs. ,. A. W iiisssns. ~. D., efsess h~s
seTvices 70 those oi hef own eox. snd ~ cbbierH&
Who MAJ need medical advice OF attendAaee.
E Especial attentson fiven 70 the snsnss e1sstsd
feDHie diseases, and displAeements. -
Thcse vishInS an interyiew 81 their ressdenees
can eddFess Post -ll1loe. hOx ~.
REsIpUHcE - clag. hetvesn ~ 49, "a ssfeets
RichmOnd Va ~ k-1ns
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HALL TRADE, 1859. ....-
CLOTHING AT WH0LEsALE EX
WoBDa wEISrGER.

WURU q " II INJOttts
No. II PrARL STREET,
Have N store the largest aad beSt assorted steeh
o, READY MADE CLOTHING thew have ever
offered Tor sale. Their Goods have been manatac.
iuled n2oG the best teratS and made OF the bESI
ALEklAL and IN ths most FAsiiioNAbLE
STYLE.
Merchants Of Virginia, Nofth Carolina snd Ten
nessee are invited to examine our stock before
Mh A!ns their purchases elsewhere. We are desSr-
H''5sd To offer eqGat fadHoslisHfs with any house
fR fa1S or other FrGrlet.
WORD WEISlGER, No. " PEARL st,
ge 3-d& w2m Richmond Va.
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. LCnMoND GRoIND PLAsrER.-Th,

IL paEicr 'ro,ng a., ~ M - ,ho s,hs.r;hers
Is selected with reat care, and with specisl re ard
70 the interests of their customers and the trade
senefAHy. Ihey hazard nothn, in sayins that II
tae'u eau, es they have been en2ssed In the busi-
hees ion er than any other establishment in the
ctS ad as they attend personally ts tfc grinding
and eooPsrnx OF every barrel. persons may rely on
settins tAe Plaster IN good condition. Farmers
iuthlshln- thef own ba IS can save 81 per ton. Il
literal discount 10 the trade 3
we tender oar grateful thanks for the liberal
patronase bestowed on cur old brand the past sea-
son as wen ss IN wears past and hope, hy strict
@ltehti"n " business. % ineTit a continuance.
J. 81 II. +. SHARP, Steam Plaster Mill,
s.o, ,,s.... South aide Of tho Dock:
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L,ALL AND WINTER

NALL AND WINTER
L DRY GOODS.
4 general assortment of
STAPLE AND FANCY
DRY GOODS,
Received and in store. for sale et the lowest
E.a rhot price, by
20 I3-2m No. Is, l4th street.
THE BEST 61-i 0ENT BLEAtHED
COTTON.
The best ~ cent Bleached COTTON.
The best 10 cent Bie1ched COTTON.
The best l23a cent Bieached COTTON.
The beat Gla cent CALICO
The best 10 cent CALICO.
TIE best l2is cent AtOUSEL tINE.
The hest los cent M0CSLAfNE.
Are all 20 be found AZ
CHlLES 4 CHENERY'S. E3 Broad ST.
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&
\. X. l. : IETxElt Is 90.
SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF STAPLE AND
FANCY DRY GQODS.-We take pleasure in
nnuucin{ To our friends and the public seneralh
that NO have now IN store lar8~ and we'll select
ed stock of FOREIGN and DOMESTIC DRY
GOODS. 10 which we very respectfully invite their
attention;
Pltn, Black and Fitured SILKS
Rich Black GROS De E'COSsE
" GRQS DE EPSON. ior mourning
" two Floupcad SILK ROBES
Extra Rich ColoFed SILK ROBES
Paris Pm ted NOUS S + h NE
Ricn rarIs ChDtz Printed MOUSSE ELINEs
POplINs, "A l. Z NTfAS, POLL DE
CHEVRES
PLAN and Printed French MERINOES
Black French MERIN0Es
Black M0USS SEfINE rs
BLACK BOMBAZtN rs; Black ALPACAS
CLOTHS. CASSIMERES and VESFINGS
s~4 mud GA Heavy FILLED CLOTHS
Sleeps Grey SATiNETfS, LlNSElS sc.
bed BLANKETS
White and Col d servants BLANKETS,
Together with every article usually kept in a
frst-class Dry Goods House. All OF which we will
sell very cheap. sc l9-ts
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