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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-05-12

For Sale on Consignment.
HHoE Ire ~ 1ECExFT DIRECT
" from the celebrated Poplar Grove planta-
ton, Louisiana, Ieo hlds CHOICE SUGAR. and
2l3 - bbs Of superior MOLASSES, ia good pack
ages. Also, from New Orleans
10 TlERCES RICE,
Is BBLS. TAR. For sale low to close
sigumeni. lnar9-3ml ALLIs HOwES.
l1LAkKE = no I'D, .IKCiHiTECTS
u Office on Second street between Vine and hi
vision, next door the old Presbyterian Church.
Plans, specifications, detail drawings, &c, fUr all
classes vi buildings, prepared ON short notice, and
reasonable terms. apis
ROHyS' N. ST.A.v.FxELD, (.2RPR.N.
- TER AND JOINER, is prepared to do any
thing arpertaning to either Of the above branches.
Particular attention paid to the hitting up Of Store
Rooms also to the building of Barns, Mills, Fac
tories, aud Dwelling Houses, In town or country.
Mills htted up to order when required. Those wish
ing work done will please give ms q call, as 1 will
always be- ready at shortest notice. 60 i
nH- Terms easy. Shop ON Third street, between
Chestnut and Cherry, on alley. mari2-6m
AO0 IND n n 81 ss.V:TsH
0v respectfully informs the public that he has
this day sold ont his entire stock OF Dry Goods TO
Meesrs. Henry +. Miller and Henry Niehaus, whs
will carry ON the business under the firm of MIL
LER NIEHAUs. at the same old stand, a. Main
street. The stock viii be replenished and com
pleted in few days, when they will he glad 10 re
csivs the calls Of their friends and the old custom
ers Of the house. i recommend my successors {,
the favor Of the public, end have OILY to remaTl
that my personal attendance will be given 10 all un
settled affairs Of the late firm. ...-l -.
maria WI. J. DEUBLER.
DEFERRE.N,G TO TIE sB0T.h
10 notice of Mr.. W. J. Deubler, would
pecffuIly seiicit share of the pnbic patronage
which will be thankfully acknow lodged by tn
young beginners. MILLER NIEHAUS.
EVANSVILLE, Indiana. -t msrIs
ED.IRRO sts'S TOB.8CtO-6O "a a.
ID dies Barrow's Tobacco for sale by
mars o.. PRESTON BROS.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-05-12

DIChED .HOsS-25 AfLF B.fLES
II for sale by 3 T. GILBERTfk co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-19
NIGHT SESSION.

DR.. Mead of Conn, moved that the House
proceed, after religious services, to vote by
ballot on the nominations for Missionary
Bishops.
Judge Conrad OF Va, moved to amend by
striking out the words 'sby ballot" and insert
ing rira
After considerable debate the vote was taken
en- the amendment, and it was lost.
The motion to vote by ballot was carried
and after devotional exercises, the House pro-
ceeded to vote on the nomination of Rev. JNo.
LYMAN CLARK, d. d., of Connecticut, for Mis-
sonary Bishop Of the Northwest. The cleri-
cal teiiers reported that 80 Dioceses vo ted, OF
which 80 voted "aye,o and 3 MOI of the lay
deputies, "a Dioceses voted aye" and "no.''
So Dr. CLARK was declared elected.
The vote was next taken on the nomination
of Rev. HENRY G. LAY, ID. D., of Alabama, for
Missionary Bishop of the Southwest, and he
was unanimously elected.
Gloria in EzeeisiS was then sung by the
large congregation.
Or. Mead moved that the House proceed to
sign the testimonials of the Bishops elect. Car
| ried.
| The signing OF testimonials occupied the re-
| mainder of the session.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-19

Eifmsats Of Military Art and Science; by H.
WAGER HALLEcK, A. NJ, late Captain of En-
gineers, u. S. Army. New York: D. APPLE
TON & Co. This work of Capt. HALLKcK has
reached its second edition. Besides its value
rs book CT instruction in military tactics
and science, it contains some valuable chap
ters relating to our Northern frontier de-
fences, coast detences, &c, in which, for the
purpose Of illustration, many interesting
points in the history of military operations in
this country are brought out.
For sale by WooDHoUsE & Co.
Parties aaa their Principles a Manual OF
Political Intelligence, exhibiting the origin,
growth, and character Of National parties
with an appendix containing valuable statisti-
cal information by ARTHUR HoLNRs. New
York ID. APPLETON &c Co. This'book is an
ordinary sized octave volume, and is of neces-
rity very meagre outline of the history it un.
der:ases to give We cannot youch for its
whole performance. but the little We have
read appears to t's very clear for work sc
highly condensed and impartial. 1t contains
a great many facts that are very useful, and
the statistical information is very well ar.
ranged and exceedingly convenient. The bon
must be Of considerable assistance to any one
who desires to make any reference to our pc.
litical history.
For sale by WoopHoUsE Il Co.
Mary Lee; by KATE LIvERMoRR. New
York. ID. APPLETON & Co. A very pretty
story book, handsomely gotten up and illus.
trated. 1t will be.quite a treat 1--WE doubt not
10 ouryoung friends.
Chambers Encyclopaedia Of Unicasal Kaotr.
isdge.--We have received parts and from
Messrs. APPLETON Il Co., who are publishing
this valuable work in most elegant style, II
will be completed in eighty parts, and is issued
At the moderate price Of Is cents each.
For sale by WooDHoUsB d Co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-19

The London QAart~iy RerieV Of May, 1888.
twenty years ago, has an article on the above
subject in which 1t expresses, in energetic terms
the admiration and establishment which tia
progress OF steam, even ut that period, had
aroused. at that time, the Great Western
was exciting almost as much wonder and
speculation as the Great Eastern is now, al
though by the side of the latter she would look
like mere yacht. 1t was then thought q great
pace for railroads to travel sixteen miles an
hour, although il was predicted that they
would reach sixty and an hundred. The Reei<,c
remarks that, sas by the invention OF the teie.
scope nap has extended his vision beyond tina,
OF the sAGie, 50 BY the invention of the locomo'
tiyeenstne has he now surpassed in speed every
anAdruped ON the globen
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-19

Att AaAIN.-The Cincinnati Gazette nofs
the arrest of De Marbais and wife, who lately
figured in a tragedy there, On charge OF hsh'-
ing. He is said to be crazy
leon swan. eaitor-of the Henderson Texas
New Fra. died on the ist inst, from the effects
of an overdose of laudanum.
Letters from London state that Mr.; Benla-
min failed to raise dollar Tor tho Tehuante-
El,,ar Knapp, the famous Baptist revivalist
has been engaged to preach In Boston during
the coming winter
The taxable property of San Francisco
amounts to 30, M, 075, and the tax amount to
S3.te on every si00 of valuation.
Gen. John Calhoun, President Of the I4e-
compton Convention, died at st. Joseph's on
the 18th inst.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-19
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.
Tbs HaYpsr's Ferry nsurreetion-Dra
Tobacco Sale, DC.

LYSoHBURG, VA, Oct. Is.
The fair, expected crowd, the unfavorable
weather, and every other topic of converse
ton, has sunk into insignificance in order to
take up the now all-absorbing theme of the
Harper's Ferry resurrection, as received per
telegraph last night though Ii is believed to
be greatly exaggerated, and received here with
many degrees of allowance.
lip to late hour last evening, the coliec-
ton of articles for exhibition 1T the Fair
Ground was not large, neither have we as
large a crowd as was expected, though this
state of affairs is undoubtedly occasioned by
the unflvorable weather, as it has been rainy
for the last twenty-four hours.
Wessrs. Kunkel & Co. are playing at Dudley
Hall in thi. city, Last night the play of the
Lady of Lyons was presen tea inc whole pom-
pany acqutting themselves in a manner high
ly commendabe.
The first sale of new tobacco for the present
season, In this city, was made yesterday at
$3.50 per hunQre3.
A new feature has been introduced here in
Ihe show business. a resident of this city has
Yot up a small collection of animals erected
canvas near the Fair Ground and engaged
about dozen free negroes of both sexes to
sing play and dance. The most singular fea-
ture in thu whole affair is, that the Eb3-shIns,
who ere already black enough, make them
selves still blacker by smearing their faces
with black paint. PINXNBY
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-19
g., REPORT OF TUE WATERING

- C0MMITTEE.-Th Watering Com
mittee to whom was aeoome nd 's nn tss
suh;ect Of increasing the supply OF water to the
city respectfully report, that. after caIefa m
Works il appears TO your Committee that the de-
fciency of supply arises, not from. scarcity oil
the water from the reservoir 10 the city. This is
evident from the simple fact that whilst there is
abundant supply OF water N the reservoir; at at
the city still, It imposes bic to furnish it to clti
xens residing at those points. The present Teser-
and the pumps can force into 1t nearly four millions
daily, whilst the consumption for the same time
at those periods of the year hen the CONSUMPTION
is greatest the water level IN the reservoir IS very
slightly reduced Such being the condition Of the
tee that, in order to remedy the evil now complain
ed OF, and subecting to such great Inconvenience
many Of our citizens; 1t is only necessary to en-
large the means of conveying the water from the
reservoir by laying separate pipe to the city, and
cutting Off the communication at this time exist
ing between tho upper and lower levels: This will
furnish an amps supply TO all parts Tor the pre-
sent, and leave time Tor the CogEcil to deliberate
upon and mature plan for the future enlargement
OF the Water Works, bv the construction of one or
more reservoirs, as such may be needed; The sea
son 10 now 80 far advanced. that 1t will hardly be
possible to construct a reservoir and make the ne
cessary connections in time 10 avoid. during an
other year, the INCONVENIENCE 20 whiGn 81 many OIL
whilst the connection now proposed may be made
in a comparatively short time. The COMMITTEE
therefore. recommend to thesCounci the adoption
of the following resolution:
ReSoIped, That the Engineer of the city and the
Superintendent Of the Water Works be author
lzed, under the direction OF the Committee, to con
tract for eygn thousand feet of twenty -four inch
Water Pipes. and that they proceed, with as little
delay rs possible, to have the same laid from the
reservoir to the main IN Third street, or to such
points as the Committee may direct, and that the
sum of sixty thousand dollars be appropriated for
that purpose. VIM. Z; ALLEN, Chairman.
At a meeting of the Council of the city OF Rich
mond, on Monday, the 17th day of October, 1882,
the foregoing report was adopted blythe following
vote: 49,
Ayes-Messrs. Allen, Deneon. Epps, Mills, Rich
ardson, Talbot, and Saundsrs-1.
Nses-Messrs. Burr, Greanor, Grattan, Hill, and
Whitfeld-5. Teste
Oc lQ-It THUS, LAW VISION, V. U. II.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-19

o. NOTICE. NOTICE. 1.-The fourth
o. anniversary celebration of the :. PPILO.
LOGAN SOCIETY,"" of Richmond College. will
he he Id in the First Baptist Church. of this city
on FRIDAY next, the 2lst inst, at Ia O'Clock, ?
NJ. The public are most respectfully invited to at
tend oc 1876
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-19

rN whx Will We Suffer !--.The eye hath
rof Seen. the ear hath not heard of better or
more popular tonic than that known as BAk En-
PREMIUM BITTERS: Many are the sufferers :
Neryons Headache. To such we advise the use OF
these BITTERS. .;e...
Ia Mr. BAKE highly complimentary OF the vir-
tues of his celebrated medlcinseer rrps ,a MT,
Il in the power of all classes to reap the beuehts oil
their virtues. .a;,
have been cured by the use of them IL lew weeks.
Don't fail to try them.
They can be had OF all the prominent Druggists
in the CITY of Richmond and elsewhere in Virginia.
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IA. Pure Reading Lngcnr; .crR
LAUER'a OLD SToGsmn MI LhEEfTE yDS.

TO ~ hp ,o IN INST fayors. and with the de-
armination to deserve your PATRONAGE by furnisn
Ing the pursst and best Lager Beer to DC lonnu az
lie country, respectfully solicit youl ehsoui"so-
s,,aaf T,sans the ensuing winter season.
With the last Of this month my stDoa n na.,srs
Lager will be exhausted, after wnig t, shall be
prapared to furnish families and lnvalids Win =,
puTe article fresh from the barrel, ana 70 sg and
retired Saloon on 4th, between Marshall and bf2ad
streets. loc io-lWj .. -. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-19

60 FAIR OF THE VIRGINIA CEN.
So TRIAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY,"
The Office of this Society is at the Ballard House.
Hours for business from o'clock, A. M, to
o'clock, P. nj.
Mr.. THOS. F. BUTLER having been appointed
assistant to the Secretary, will bs "a attendanee to
renew old and dispose otaew Certificates of Mem
bershlp. and to give any information desired in re-
lation to the approaching Fair in October next.
C. DIMMOCK,
sc Ats Secretary and Treasurer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-19

Hoes DYING.-The farmers in the lower
part Of Campbell county, Va, are loosing their
hogs in great numbers from eating. what is
known as the mushroom. In one neighbor-
hood nearly ali of the hogs have died.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-19

rs Steam Engine for sale.-A two land a
hall horse STEAM ENGINE, ia complete order,
having been used only three weeks 1t will be sold
at bargain Apply ct this office. oc4-ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-19
sHoCKOE HILL GENERAL

6. w. II. TYLER,
Og-ee en- MGTsasl., ls5,gssS Ss3fA and Seeeah
Continues to RENT OUT HOUSES. HIRE OUT
NEGROES, SELL REAL ESTATE, SELL Ne
GROES, and acts as a GENERAL AGENT
He returns his thanks for the libers patronage be
slowed upon him for two yeaFa past. al si-Sm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-19

"a The St. Lawrence House, Corner eth
and Main streets. Richmond, Va, is Row open for
the reception of BOARDERS, either by the day,
month or year. MRS. r. MACDONOUGH.
oc Cts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-19

-, GRACE CHURCH. This Church
o. will be open for divine service THIS
"Wednesday EVENING. at s o'clock. The Rev.
Dr. BUTLER, of Washington, Will preach.
lQ=ltt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-19
=, Rook-Kceper and Accountant.

ma Rock. Keeper aud Accountant.
g6HN WILLIAMS offers his services 10 kesI
seta OF Books regularly and neatly, anu To exam
me write up settle and adjust accounts
He has had a long experience in Book- keeping
and has testimonials from men OF the first stand
ssnnIieaton may be made to JOHN L. Will
IfAHS.s at the Office Of Messrs. JOHN 4. Ian
CASTER 4 SoN. oc io-Nhi
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-19

gsG, The HERsIIT AGE FAIR
&C. GRoUNDS.-In order to complete the
necessary arrangements for the Fair, these
grounds will be closed until tho 18th inst.
oc I4-Iw C. DIMM0CK, Chief Marshal,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-19

AS Hodges & Co.'s Portable Bed and
GfTAiiE TENONING MACHINE will be exhibit
cd at the Mechanics and Agricultural Fairs.
Hardware and other dealers visiting the Fairs
Arencg Of H0DGES CO.'S TENONING
MACHINE. Orders left at SMITH HAIR
WOODS, Wholesale and Retail Agents, or with
HODGES & CO., will meet with proper attention.
The Machines are IN use, and recommended by
some of the best mechanics lii the aity.
DC I1-6t*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-19

a THE HORTICULTURAL FAIR IN
o. RICHMOND. COMMENCING ON THE
PATH AND ENDING ON THE 9th OCTOBER
To remove a misapprehension which exists to
some extent, the public is informed that no en-
trance fee upon animals other articles tCiH 10
required. e. DIN MOCK,
oc l7-4t Secretary Va G.. A. s,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-19

90 TO LEWIS TO-DAY and purchase your
N supply of DRY GOODS, as his store win be
closed o-morrow and Friday, goth and 2lss
instant and will reopen next Monday, me
cath instant. He is now Offering to his cassomors
excellent 33 inch Uuhleaehed Cotton az cents &C
tnaly worth 10 and l21a cents; 9ambrie Collars at
at so cents-woula be cheap for rs cent?. fast
ooiorea ca!ieoe4 at S. cents Also, very Mica A.
sortment of White Marse.!ies Quits. iiayss1
purchased them at much lesg ,nan the resp'
prices; he is prepared to seu ihen frolu 81 +, al
for. Rememhar that LEVY s old estSs3s ,ewhert
is the on.y place where you can get So shed store
cams. .ily good bar
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-19
LOSm AMI G~ -

IL tied with yellow string, containing two $40.
and one S. notes. also. sundry Due Bills, viz: one
on John Haw for S2U0, one on Geo. Watt Il Go. Tor
$50 one on w B. Dabney for $50, one on Messrs.
Duyal for between $40 and Sll. one on Wm. Hale
for $40, one Richard Fox for $40, one on 1.
Bradley for 81 or S. and several others. not Tecoi-
lected, besides some valuable papers. Persons are
warned against trading for any of these papers. l
will give fair or liberal reward for their return TO
me at the Plow Factory on Franklin street. OF
Geo Watt & Co. Loo lS-3tl GEO. WATT.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-19

No. II Old Market. long and well known as the
cheap and tasty Millinery Store, begs to inform her
friends and the public in general, that, for the bet
ter accommodation of her customers and others
visiting the city during the Fair she has taken the
store No. ~, on Main street next door to the st.
Charles Hotel, where she will open, on Monday,
the 18th of October and offer for sale. during the
period of one month, an entirely new and sttrac-
RIBBONS, HEAD-DRESSES, etc. of the latest
styles, snd at prices which Will ensure Quick and
rapid sale. call from all search of cheap and
beautiful goods is all that's wanted. oc 15-2wt
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wAr(f8,.,

WANTED TO RENT-A FAMILY RESI-,
rooms. Possession desired az soon as tossible Ag-
ely e the Ph9tSEdspa and Fine ART ocery st -
w A,msssei7 q TaE 46FFdE WHAT :%ss
active colored BOY. taase or Free, to attend the
d'n'a. room" NH ss'z'is;G!S SMITH rsss,.ss,,
WANTED "A WOMAN, "a do general no ST
WoRg either White or eoe ers; "a APPLY a q.
to new Iron front building. oc Mt
VITANTED--A CARRIAGE DRIVER. II wlsl.
"a S gRsreA.'' oc s hrs r''. JAMES sA hYoa
dsassd and ssf sfsi small
| family. Apply at this office. oe l9-3t
WA.NTED.-Wo wish e purchase . GIRL.
| family. No particular experience required. GOOD
health ana Sen5aetsT RRs apply e. our
'' oS isl sdoors above oo hn1fss fH Hotel
A4SFER fhoasS S6AFHefE ' MSN6RE IS
Dotha a vii be . s sss Iss and
| Address Box 34l, Richmond Post Office.
| oc 1885,
WANTED-By young man; . SITUATION
fal-wTites good hand. Address "R W. IT,, At
this Office. oc Is-2t*
WANTED-A BOY, from IA to i6 years old, to
oo i Sgsa oysters A'fRlo5 t Il EuKER Z BRO
| WA mt ED--A good SERVANT WOMAN.
| w white or colored. Apply at this Office.
oc 18-3t
| WANTEDaTe purchase or hire, FEMALE
oc ls-lw ~ no! join iS' EHDERs.
| WANTED-A good RESTAURANT COOK.
~ None need apply except No. Cook, and for
such viii give the highest p,ss Eur .nron,
! &C Its Next door Exchange Bank.
WANT LAD, to learn rood trade and
W manly calling. Address Box 6SS. y Post Office
WANTED-f wish to purchase a CANAL
oc Is-ts JN0. WERTH. Agent.
--sHORMAK ERS.-we wish to en-
~ ploy several workmen on mems wear. None
''' the 0'S' S0 MARc ctss f H8RRIs BRO,
oc SITS next to American Hesal.
WAaSSdT,ETID;,-ssCOuRlNG:. ,SSoURING!-;;
w SC0IRlNG Get your CLOTHING secured
Get your sHksWLs cleaned at KINGS.
Get your FURs cleaned by KING.
Get yoHrI White PARLoR CURTAINS bleashed
Who has no eqnsl this side Of New Yos1.
On 10th st., next TIRE Reg eI Herald sidV Once
M Country orders attended to punctually.
WANTED-COOK.-W wish to purchase or
w hire irst-rate COOK, without incumbrance,
to remain in the city.
Sc 30-ts KENT. PAINE h co.
WANTED, COOK We wish to purchase
w young, healthy COOK who can wash and lron
For one of unexceptionable character. liberal
price will be paid.
Sc A-ts FISHER & WINSTON.
WANYED--A PARTNER IN an established
w DRUG BUSIN ESS, in a central locality. For
further particulars, address ''DRUGGIST.' Box
No 100, Richmond Post Office. se 22-ts
fTANTED-250 600 T RAIL SILIS. each Sill TO
w be of white post oak. feet long, inches at
small end, to be smoothly hewed On both sides to q
thickness of inehes--bdrksd, clear of all defects
calculated to impair strength. TO be delivered on
the line eff the road between Fredericksburg and
Acquia Creak. For further information apply to
VIM N. BRAGG, Sup't.
OFFICE r. F. P. r. r. Co..t
Richmond Sept IL, 1859. sel2-ts
WANTED, COAT MAKERS.-We wish to
w employ 20 or 80 men to make COATS, Apply
on Saturdays, only, to NJ. B. SWEENEY, at
au5-ts KENT, PAINE cos.
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FEW OF THE NEW Bo0KS-
IA Received at RANDoLPH'S Bookstore and

n 70 Ar INai 10 rr;S u, -.
hecelVea at q io9 = t ant
the Greek, Latin and Modern Languages. siso.
B GGlU la By 4; :. Evans az r. !,
FouR AAs Appada tho analesaipi I,u ts, ~
o ote n's'nt ~ o'''''' 4'"-' "1
GLORY OF THE HOUSE y ~. az hsktA 1;tx Ct the
ot + IN and A.. If
% Ing. b. John OGDEN. as.
The R, s H5lSsssk ana i Connect
Ten E an SnteboTraphJ. B1 " f. MhfIbb nTn
nI1P g.; PRAYER and Friendship. b, L, c. Loom
H. 100
ELLIE RANDOLPH; or, the Good Part. By Kit
ty Nicely. $50.
ARhsAM o DA bs ENTEaThA in Trans
THE HOME AND THE lEIGHBoRs, BY
ted. LOO. Np' '1 '''0 i"oi i'uS'fa
DE QUINCEY'S LOGIC of Political Econo
my. &c. 7os.
GEB B - By E. About Translated by NJ. s..
THE TEARS OF JESUS. By W. r. Ilnncan' I no
THE EsS STHsbES s'pos HUME's HISTORY OF
THE HISTORY or. THE REFORMATION in
NJ Mason. y 1a Is. a. Ah'0a translated by ii.
Fla M s.ptdN ExPosiIloN OF THE CONSTR
PRAcTicaL TREAT i s't oa the be- Diagnosis.
uHs.no'osp, shq trea5meni OF Diseases OF the
LIFE e1E Vf!r 4 riin ~, vi ~ 1Nx x.o.
LEE 0E IIYI TIC n b "I'
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A LARGE SpPP..v 0F

n VIII onen tbs mornine -,EW GOODS
81 ~ 7n 'ys of
voice sf Bonnets. RI at low prices; a large in
vets Satns Featf 1oons, Ruches, Flowers. Vel
sets. Collars. n. ers, Hair Netts, Hair Pins. Cor
Dress Trimr ads, Infants Waists, Emb Caps,
Nanfss. J., fall line of Worsted Hoods Capes.
and Hlarlposas, Leggings. Gauntlets; W hits
ont ,ed Fianneis, al wooi-an extra article AZ
~ IS cents; Black Silks. extra cheap: 500 emb.
a anq nemstltehed Hdkts at only % cents $50 ems
ooiiafs ar Is 50, and Is oents-cheap at doube the
money 4 very large assortment Of Ronnd T ace
yeis Thread Gauntlsts, at 3ll6 cents AS the
apppte Goous were purchased at the North much
pSioW the regular prices, persons wjshiu, to mr.
chase can rely on getting great bargains II yos
wish TO save money, go to +. GOLDSMIT'S
Rroa air.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-19

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