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AUCTION eALua.


THE ROrkDR1DGE BATHS FOR SALE
AT PUBLIC AECTfoN.r-By virtue 81 + d.
orss nf the Circuit Court # Rockbrida made an
the 18th OF April 1852 in the case of Jordan nnd
others. Agaiiist the RockbridFe Baths Comuany and
others the unhsssi ned, Especial lr
ii clock NJ T fi;' soe:i1 sf
This property is located In Rockbridre ronntx ~,
the main STA . road from Lexington to Goshen De-
POT. or ne siitlns Central Railroad nine miles
lfs ne la.ler aud eleven miles from the former.
medicinal properties Of its Baths; hnd during the
last season had very larss and profitable patron
aSe The improvements consist Of . iarre Hotel
Two tTo ranEes 81 Cabins. and two largo Bathing
!Hionses-one for tho accommodation Of ladies' aai
IDe other for gentlemen, furnishing corufort.s.Ie
hn0oia Tor about ono hundred and twenty peraons
ans establishment is well supplied with eood flIr
nIturs which will he sold in gross with the proper
Z y. There y q Farm OF 80 acres attached III. and
neieto!ofo fariieG in connection with the Bafhs
p.uperys--a siuail portion of which will b. isld on
III soa with the Baths, and the residue will L.
ia ,.a &c paiatc This il very excellent Farm
n n 81 pof.on 81 1t being river bottom OF superior
- ~ hy nc Farm has on it good frame dwell
~ 4, nouso ana all necessary out buildin2s
Of y hms-Cash IN hand sufficient to pay the costs
t,;t nsei anc fourth Of the residue on credit II
M ~ usls; and the balance in three equal annual
vmtr rom the first day OF October merit with
hand from the day of sa1e--the purchaser siyin-
r. ~. I'm approved personal security and the tfIe
~ ~ S xpopsIty being retained as further security
~ -0oUluS III. F.. PAXTON CouJr
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Julyi9th, 1850.
Co.Partnership.

:, The 1n designed have thls day purchased Of !.
accounts OF J. d: GOODMAN K CO., and vii com-
tnue the CLOTHING BUSINESS. under ne style
and hrm of SIMPSON 4 MILLER nt the stsnd
recently occupied By J. D. Goodman Co, They
assure the patrons Of the old concern that nothing
shall he LETT undone that may please them; and thew
nope. by strict and prompt attention to bsiness 10
merit and secure, not only their PATRONAGE, but
July 18th, 1869. ri n MfIIER
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1870 BARGAINS. 1910
1903. CHEAP FOR CASH. 1893.
II you want bargains in LADIES' DRESS GOODS.

call at the store of
JNO. l.. SMITHER
Y gu may rest assured of getting Them He In SELL
ing them for nearly half the former prices viz:
LAWNS, BERAGES, "
ORGANIZES, MUSLINS,
CHALLIES, &C., &C.
A large lot of LAWNS, just received at 81 cents
yard, tied fast eofeys.
Also. = fins assoc. nsns Of STAPLE GOODS, usu.
ally kept in the DRY GOODS line.
All oil which Will be sold at small advance ON
the cost, belng determined to close out a. near :
possible by the LIST Of September,
Call and see, and examine for yourself, at No.
Main street. mo. H. EMiTHER
iv Him 1850
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NoT!GE.-i have this day appointed A. GRIN
! VALID, as my ayent. to carry on the DRY
GOODS, CLOTHING and SHOE BUSINESS in
the Cits Of Richmond, to buy and sell ior CASH
only. ISAAC BACHRACH
Richmond, July 10Th, 1859. y is-i2ss
MOTTO u TO BARREL MAKERS.-I have
~ for sale from two 70 three hundred thousand
sons wishing to purchase can set desired iniorma-
ton By addressing me At Skinquarter. Chesterfield
Va. tIyll-Staw3w. J.GRESHAM,
A DyANssES ,o !. ..rr.~rr.r...
Liberal ADVANCES will be made on Manufac-
fured Tobacco and other s0nds, eonsis ned 10 our
friends, w. GRANGE & Ca. Baltimore.
JAS. DUNLAP q CO.,
jyl6-ts COrner Byrd and nth streets.
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Useful EMPLOYMENT FOR yACA.
u TION.-DRAWING SCHOOL OPENED BY
A. GUENTHER, ARCHITECT. CLAY ST., HETwEES
TIN Ann 8rH misunderstanding and Painting OK
erciaes in sketching from nature. ToTms. month
~. Monday and Thursday, and o'clock T. n.
nature OF buildings to be erected. will bs received
At the once 9Th street, between Main and Cary, up
stairs. w l-lms
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BY Jas. N. Taylor { Son, Aucr..
mission ERS, SAFE yvux

4 T.
~ - VALUABLE REAL ESTATE in THE
COUNTY OF HENRICO-Pursnant to decree
81 the Circuit Court of Henrico, in the case
Hutoneson VS.. Hutcheson's executors. and others
the unde rsigned as commissioners. will sell at pub
lie AUCTION, to the highest bidder on the premises
on FRlDAY, the sd day of September 1889 III
tair II not the next fair day J comIren-
cling at IL O'Clock NJ. the following very valuable
real estate. situated on or near the Deep RIM
Turnpike, about three miles from the CITY al Rich
inond being a portion of the property Of the late
Ambrose Hutchinson, to wit:
LIST. portion of the ..CHANTELLA'' tract, "
ing on the Turnpike, immediately opposite the
homestead, containing about 2e0 nc res upon which
there are valuable ce-houses and an ice pond
This land IS In n high state of improyement
2d. tract, called '.PENDLETON,O CONTAINING
the city of Richmond. ~ '' 'io'''
a map and survey c2n be seen at the Office of
jas. NJ, Taylor Son. IN the city of Richmond
PERSONS desiring to make enquiry about the
aMhoye property, are referred to Messrs. James M
ifasior Son, or TO either of the Undersigned one
premises. 1888 'N
Terms; -One- third of the purchase money in
cAsh, and the residue in two equal nstalmen ts nj
one and two years from the day of SALE the credit
payments To be secured by neg otable notes. with
interest added, and the title retained till the whole
purchase money is paid and conveyanc directed
by the court.
Possession will be given in time to seed n crop OF
wheat and full possession of each tract will be de
Hvered at the end of the present wear
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ny Gsddin 4 Appersen, Aucts,

I ARGE AND DESIKABLY LOCATED
SIDE OF GRACE. BETWEEN FOUSHEE AND
IEFE EKSON STREETS FOR SALE AT AUG
IL be sold on TUESDAY, the nth July
iso1, on the premises coBlmcncing At 50'alock, r.
s n, the valuable private DWELLING, located q
apove, now n the occupancy of JUDGE James d.
Haly burton. The Dwelling IS not only large, hut
.;n nvw u good repair. nd has smyls accommods
~, aske insmy indeed, the House i
- ieet runs back about $50 feett wide alley The
iOcaslon OF the property Is in very desirable and
ERMsrOne- fourth cash; balance at 6, u and Is
months, tor negotiable notes, interest added az
cuIea by q trust deed By request of the trustees
field. GODDiNl AppE SSsoWW ms
Jy 10 Anct;nr.,
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BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS

J.c. LIfTTE. (. NET NJ. Pe aUgrTf' "a.
The first session of this School will begin October
lst 1852 and close July LIST, 1862 The situation
well known as one OF the most healthy in the State
lble conform to that of the UNIVERSITY OF
VIRGI MA, OF which institution the Principal il
an A. M.
The accommodations being limited. about 20 pu-
pills only will be received.
Further information may be obtained BY appli-
cation to the Principal, at Orlean p. o.. Fauquier
county, Va.
TKRMs-$z30 per session.
REFERENCEs.
The Faculty of the University. Of Va.
Mrs. Pesram. Dr. s. Il. Wexford,
G. A. Myers. ESQ, p. r. Grattan, Esq.
Capt G. pilnmock, J. A. Weston Esq,
Thos. r. Price, Esq, Richmoad, Va.
DR.. H. w. Bailey, Henry Relman, Esq.
Baltimore, Md.
DR.. J. Riley. Georgsfopn. d. c. ~ ISM
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ny Ih0s. w. keesee, Auct.
tomce corner of 18th and Cary streets.l

SITSHnE On I4TH STREET. OPPOSITE
TIoN.o16bna TT I'll ] HOTEL, FOR SALE AT .ATc-
gay ga 81 Ausnst. at o'clock r. NJ. shall nroceea
street e or racaEn, the BRICK BUILDING on I4h
Merchant Tailor, and now oeeup;ed hv Wn o 1,an
and ver rsne business It is central location
siness suhiec, m LOT almost any branch Of hu
Terms at sale. Ns VI lou poi annum.
WIN. HOLT RIcHARDsoN
Admir- of VIM. J. Smith dece.s.,a
Sale BY THos. w. KEEsEE Auct. i i've % ~
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VIE TUNNTALL House.
III 4

CRAGHEAD STREET.
DASvILLE, VIRGINIA.
with new furniture and newl, repaired rve as
sure visitors that efforts will he spared to promots
their comfort: and We respectfully solicit trial
The TCNSTALL HOUSE is also the STAGE
OFFICE. and our onnibusses will always be ir
readiness to carry passens to and from the
Depot A. 6. WALTERS.)
J; NJ Waller. : Proprietors
fe1l-1yd w. 7. SIMMONS, \
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JNO. Nj. WINFREE.
CHURCH HILL, Richmond, June 2lst, 1859.

IRE d KICKS HALL FEMALE
i SCHOOL.-The second Session of this ScbnoI.
which is located within half a mile of FredeT,ck's
hall Depot, Virginia Central Railroad, will com
the LIST of July following. ' N''''" w
TERMS PER SESSION OF TEN MONTHS
Board and Tuition In al the English Branches Tor
a, eh MOUTHS $l30 90
Music on the Piano, with use of Instrument rs 90
rIcnsh IAN uuage -.-,...-,....-. 10 90
lawns anu aintihg, eacn ........ 10 0O
inu,h I'm anu Sra5on, each 8 %
Eiiioioiuerg -. ;R,.-..... 500
have charge of this School,
My address is .'Frederick's Hall, Louisa county
Virginia." Iiy IS-2ml NATH,L w. HARRIS
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,A EUTAW HOTSE

YE;Mf BALTIMORE.
4ayf1s~e FARE REDUCED
~ l ne &c chaTge PER DAY at this splendid FIRST
Gentlemen Ordinary, per day ........ S2O
LADIES' do. do. . N
~ H-5wF JOHN CARROLL. Proprietor,
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NJ r. D. SeeL. Az
7 ARcr an -zT-1.-.. -. =.

r ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SAEE or
=, ~ lHQoTS. SHOES. HATS. ~. m AUC-
Ti0N..On MONDAY, 18th Inst, 81 Is ese,ccf.
MI 5sIl q w store, lasse invosee 81 HATS,
sorted lots offered this season. = -
The Trade il respectfully yssuessed % attend. A
the sale is positive-the invoice heioN 81 - = 90
tleman who has determined - chanse his businsss.
table paper. Il III COOK.
U6 AuctouoeY
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l. 81 !; e: r. u ssdd ssi; s1Pvi a:s
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sPALpI I N
ROSEMARY AND CASTOR OIL
RRo os n By A AR c & AAsToR 2 o

- ~ S-.ri ~ WAhAAS tnp, -. -
elegantly. Sd To remove dandrufefiectuaIly. eth.
10 restore hair to bald heads sth. To force the
beard and whiskers TO grow. 9th. To prevent hair
from falling OF. 7th. To cure AL diseases Of the
scalp, Ssh To prevent hnir turning grey. 9Th. To
cure the headache. 10th. To kiil hair eaters.
II you are not satisfed, TRY IT.. All genuine
f 81 1S 70 s Sssr
sPIS y RIsf ffE:!p2 MMiIisssros. Richmond, Va.
and BARNES q PARK. New York. sp1-dsm
MEDICAL; CARD.-Dr. PLUME offsrs bis scr.
snegg r. sns p ss sSays
oIanch gives Dr. p. . claim 10 public lsvor Office
third house bslow Trinity Church. sssps aids. AZ
TRAcT OF FLoWEERasas one sa Il ~ x.sy ssss
r c,1' Tor weakened parts now hnorn Medi
or ntbs1.o oIoef. All communications By letter
oI o.ncrS lse promptly attended to. Richmond, Va
II UPIukEGuREDFO FOR FIVE DOLLARS
- In; SAEkMAN'S great radical Cure Truss
IT nov - nsd Tor only Eve dollars. Every msd-
n9nnces IT. superior 70 al otksrn II desired Ne
VIII eheeItniiy refer - sny 81 NE very numerous
persons nno have 1e4n thQT0ue kiy enred by this
Truss. Persons owning valuable sinvoS fkns faiot-
ed, should procure one, they heing q dnYske, ana
the cheapest N tho end. We viii end thu truss
to any part Of the ssgntsy b. Exprses Or nail.
dress g. CsIACkSON.
Persons not knowing us. can send their mossy u
any merchant or friend in this oity. q,
The Truss can BE- had also II MesgA. MEADE
BAKERS and MILLSPAUGH = JOHNS1ON'S
DRUGGISTS. mye-ly
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BY Alex. Mott, Aucf-

ECKNITURE. DRY GOODS AND cpo.
On TJFsh hsyWlli be sold at auction, at my store.
mensng at 10 O'Clock spndry articles IF Hf,,. .com
and Kitchen Furniture ''0'es 'i nousehoid
ReadrY 5o pEs;.Several invoices fresh Goods.
and RBonns5S r lsrse lot Hoop Skirts laps
c. uhdiHoE En-, bbS.-Whiskey; Sn Brandy. so,p.
Ware. jy q ' 81 ~ Si nr1,sI ana 6iass-
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By e. b. Cook, Auct.

ON THE 2sth JULY, ut II o,c,oct ,,,o will
lowing STOCKS "oo'ioh' the ioi-
So,oOO Nirg nia State Stock
l0,00O Richmond CITY Stock
1 PLY "a. 4 Tenn; R. r. I'd Mortgage Bonds.
i'oo Jpsan5e Alexandra r. r. per cent,
i'aoo 4 R Alexandra R. R. 6 per cent.
10 shares of Bank of the Commonwealth
Stock. iioh" o"i'h
PERSONS desiring to add to the above, can do 40
at any time prior to day of sale van W. ~
RA-Sale conducted by E. i. Cook, Auct. IiS p
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VvEN YEARS AGO.-Ten yeaYp nro BUn-
ROWS RELIABLE MEDICINE yAs intro
duced to the pubic, certain remedy fof eYPHr
cure the patient WHORE the difsetone kavD hen fol
lowed Persons suffering from the cheet az this ter
minded Of the fact that the pr0pfletek ~ read, to
return the Nancy. should No retaet eolcy iss ~.
WAXING 1 PEARcE, I'D dy9E si6ts slneEsl;y.
~ A-6 ChufDh sis NNS&5gk. Va
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{ HEDCERIES, &C.. AT AUCTION. IN
TUESDAY, 18th July. we will sell at 10 o'cih
RIES, viz: ~ '"ioi' Vi otoCE-
800 bags COFFEE
90 hhds. Reboiled MOLASSES
lN hb!s. do. do
2oo bbls. Portland SYRUP
10 bhls. New York do.
100 bbls. Coffee SUGARS
Recsfed and old Rye WHISKEY
,oo VIZ. RUM. SOAP. STARCH. CANDLES
100 half chests Black TEAS OA'phIo
30 half chests Green TEAS
oo ALSO
200 cases Ciaret WINE
~ quarter casks Port WINE
lO0 baskets Champagne WINE
~ 20 quarter and eighth casks Frercb pp aNnv
I ndeT Custom House lock 'oA0h oiehNDI,
.nn ERMsJnSloo and over. four months credit, for
y - |. q g. B. DAVENPORT. Aucts
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JOHN w. REEVE, Penmanship.
Miss S: 7. ROYAL and Miss N. s. VALENTINE
Will continue to teach the ENGLISH Branches in the
Collegiate. and Miss JANE S. STASARD. Mrs. AsN
+. MALLORY. and Miss MARY &. LATHRop in tho
Preparatory Department Some Assistants will be
appointed hereafter.
The President will hear the recitatons of all til.
-!asses at regular intervals giving special atten
ton to the Primary pupils.
TERMs
Per session Of nine months. half payable in adj
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NOTICE TO OWNER 6

81 A&A OF F BLo o i hsHG Sths
TRa ( TN 5 ga 4 s vi! S at shs
~A1-----------A---A ASHLAND RACE COURSE,
pared to receive Horses for the purpose of.being
trained. have employed as the trainer SAMU Ell
the State, having been in the service of the late Jas.
TaIley, and trained the celebrated race horses Tai
Shockoe, Oratrix, and others too numerous to men
ton.
Beleher, David Mcdaniel, and Major Thomas Dos
we'll TERMS:
der, Clothing, &C.. the terms will be- Is per day.
When the trainer furnishes everything necessary
Allexpensss oftravelng to and from Asa t. Nh
or to any other COURSE, to be PAID by the oxner
iea-2m Seory Ashland hockey Club.
-HrsA FOR PHILADELPHIA, EVERY
Cans R Ne Srl1s s,sq !. snR
BAY BAY fuy st asth at Il ocioek' N. ' '
sGs ss asSy lyff
Freight through to Boston, via Phladelpha by
steamer, at our usual moderate rates. and with dis
patch. Jy 3-3t
RICHMOND AND DAN.
d. y I'Ik LSpR ktkNtssoi6;- ,6 ANIL |.
commodation of Visitors to the above POPULAR
eSe e s4 pffsa5s VEN S
MORNING. c. CAMPBELL,
2I-ts Superintendent.
ITO THE BUSINESS COMMUNITY.---
L HOITS PATENT SELF-SUPPLYING
MARKING AND STENCIL BRUSHES.-The su-
peror advantages my new Self Supplying Brushes
as follows, viz: 1t does never evarorate, whatever
liquid is used; flows free and uniformly as may be
desired; cannot be upset to spill Stop about; can
be used at any time without soiling your hands and
can be carried in ones pocket, thrown in your
desk without risk of soiling whatever 1t may come
contact with; and to oartmen and weishers. and
others having outside marking to do, it cannot fail
to command their attention. 1t be used with
perfect ease, notwithstanding its contents; will
mark hundred directions before it requires to be
reflled. 1t has been adopted, and is now BEING
cessfully used, by than two thousand business
concerns in New York city.
NJ. s. COOPER, TIN and Sheet-Irou Worker,)
manufacturer and sole agent for the city of Rich
inond and town of Manchester, No l25, Cary. be-
tween 18th and 18th streets. IN lS-im
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,CO;PARTNERSH1P. - The undersigned haye
this day united under the style ard hgm OF BLAIR
Gerry BUSINESS, in all it's branches, at the stand
recently occupied by w. M. HARRIsoN q Co Thas
shall be left undonc that may please Them and thew
hope, by strict and prompt attention to BUSINESS 10
merit and secure, not only their uatsonase. Int
that of the public generally.
,INQ. BLAIR.
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L YER COUNTY, ON CHIcKAHOMiNY RlV-
ER-As trustee in a certain deed Of trust from Jno
1859, and recorded in the Clerks Office of Hanover
County CourtI shall proceed SELL BY request of
the beneficiary in said deed) upon the premises,
next fair fair day thereafter commencing AZ IN
o'clock, A. NJ, that desirable ARM called Turkey
Hill. situated in said county, about ten mes
northeast of Richmond city, and which contains
about Us acres.
Terms of the deed require cash hat have NO
doubt that satisfactory arfaa@ ement can be made
as to q part of the purchase money.
JAMES T. SUTTON, JK., Trustee.
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Per session of nine months half PAYABLE in a
vanca (tctnhnr j lSaQ-rarna inAar -IIoi,r,,.rx

En- lish Tuition in Preparatory Departments $50 90
rrenci ~ PREPARATORY department. 10 90
tnS!ish IuItIon IN ColieSlate Department.. 80 90
alcient ana Modern nsua.es. each 49,. ~ 90
Music on Piano, with Vocal Music. 50 90
Music on tIultar .......... 40 90
tse OF instrument. ....,:......:......-.. 5 90
Vocal Music alone, ttaken by all, in classes) 90
Drawn: Neediework, or GrecIan Painting. 20 90
IN PalntnE .........-........... 80 90
Board. including every thing except washing $50 90
Nashins-..-. ........,..:... 49,. 20 90
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-26

was Informed BY other parties ira: the sit
nation of Forage Master at Fort Leayenworih
became vacant few moaihs ago. Patriots were
numerous and The applicants for the vacant
place corrospondingly abundant. BY one Of
the candidates George was induced TO proceed
70 Washlngtcn. and Exert his influence in OBJ.
aining for him the much coveted sitostiori
but the keen penetration and great experience
Of our venerable President, readily discovered
in our friend George, the very man for The place,
and he at once rendered him the appointment
Yet unlike most meu similarly situated, he
modestiy but firmly declined But humanity is
weak, The ESTABLISHMENTS Of MI. B. finally
triumphed and be succeeded in winning to the
public service, gentleman Of uuqnestionable
capacity, and one too, who is fully up to the
Jeiiersonian standard. need SCARCELY add,
that on the Lecornpton question, the opinions
Of Mr. Buchanan and Mr.. Mclaughlin, con.
siderlng their former sntagonism, are singular.
! ly hrfmoniousi
| st. Joseph is really fine city, containing a
population Of at least 10. 600 inhabitants. It
is by far the most substantially built city above
st. Louis, aud everything about il has per,
manent air. In business point Of view there
is no comparison between it aud any other
town on the Missouri river am safe in the
assertion regarding most of these Missouri
River towns; They look very we'll on paper,
highly colored, in the windows of our book
sellers, but a close inspection reveals the naked
reality, and puts to flight the impressions left
10 the mind by colored engravings, and the
Aotid descriptions of interested writer's
AT ST. Joseph there is constant stream of
Wagons crossing the River to the Kansas
side, of every conceivable description, from
hand cart TO the iauntily equipped express
Wagon with its six mules attached. The price
of freight on these Wagons is so cents per
/ pound; they make the trip out in 25 days, and
carry an average weight Of 5000 lbs, this you
will conclude Is paying business.
You will, doubtles, be anxious 10 know the
opinions Of the people here, regarding the
amount Of gold at Pixies Peak, Statements
here are quite as conflicting as they are in the
most distant portions of the country. Reliable
information is not to be had, but there is one
ominious fact which ought not to omit mem
tioning, viz; That up to this date, gold from
Pixies Peak, to the amount Of seven dollars, has
actually been received at St. Josephl The
sample is represented as being fno in quality,
but you will observe That The quantity is some.
what limited.
have spun this letter out to most intolcra.
BILE length, and shall reserve a description Of
this place and an overland journey of 100 miles
/ ncrneo hn rrot rias mi; ,,n..t ,u,.i-
Yours, Il. Nc.
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Millinery, SILK, White and Fam
cy Goods, Ladies' Dress Trim
innings Az Ao

Millinery, silk, White and Fam
cy Goods, Ladies' Dress Trim
Inings, &c., &c.,
All Of this seasons nportAton which we feel con-
iident cannot be suFpassed either for Novelty style
or Lownesa OF Price. In the West, and WE PRoMi SIX
addition Of Freight or Exchange. We show on our
FIRST FLOOR-A stock of English, Bel
gian and Swiss Braid; Straw, Cactus Nea.
politan, issue, Canton, Chip, Willow, Itali
an and other Laces; Arizonia, Palmetto,
and an endless variety of Fancy Styles of
lionnetsi Ladies', Misses nd'Childrens and
Infants Bloomers, Riding Hats and Tur-
bans, Unsurpassed tor beauty and style
Also, Ruches Of every style and price.
On our
SECOND FLOOR-Bo Bonnet, Satin and
Tahetta Ribbons, Black, White and Colored
Dress Bonnet and Florence Silk, Modes,
French and English Grapes, in Black, White
and Oolors Dress, Mantle and Lustre Trim
mings and Faeings, in every variety; Dress
and Fancy Buttons, Bonnet and Ribbon
Wires French and English Lace, and Rio
Mic Mittsi Kid, Silk and Lisle Gloves and
Gauntlets for Ladies' and Gents, Linen and
Cotton Flosses Sewing Silk, French and En-
glish Silk, and Cotton Illusion; Silk, Cotton,
Lisle, Brussels and Spot Nets; Bobbinet,
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Busters a choice variety of Imported and
Of our own manufacture. On our
THIRD FLOOR-Are French and Ameri,
can Wreaths, Leaves and Flower Materials;
Black and White silk, Linen, Lisle and Cot.
ton Laces, and Edgings, of every variety
and price, An elegant stock Of Embroider-
ies, embracing everything New and Choice
for the Season; Blond, Cactus and Straw
Trimmings, and Laoes, OF every dissertation
French Lace, Chantilly and Colored Wells
end Yestingsi Ladies' Gents and Children's
Embroidered, llems.:.chcG, plain and
Printed, Bordered, Linen and Muslin Hand.
kerckhiefs; Gents Crayats, and Neck Ties,
&c. On our
FOURTH FLoOR-Plain, Striped, and
Plaid, Jaoonet and Cambrie, Dotted, Figured
and Plain Swiss, Book ami India Muslins:
NanisoOk, Victoria Lawns, aud White Bro
liants and Dimity, ParasOls, Silk and Grape
Bonnels. Also, u few Of the choice French
Pattern Bonnets, for Milliners
WeAre satisfied that we offer such Inducements
to CASH AND PROMPT BUYERS, as will maIe N
10 their Interest TO make their purchases with us
CHAS. &. DoHERTY G co,
No, bei Pearl street, bet Walnut and Vine, North
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