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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-28

Baker Strest-One of the worst neighbor-
hoods on Baker street is ut length about 70 be
broken up Yesterday, the police pouneed
down upon the keeper OF . den OF pomuaoan. On.
decision Of the Mayor. So disgraeefui Is fhe
conduct of boys, men and women who Assem-.
bic nightly in this valley OF wickedness that
some OF the old inhabitants, hardened In SIN
and accustomed to vice Of every kind, are seeA.
ing other abiding places for themselves and
their satellites. 45sf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-28

Tmprqriag.-Robert Gay, the man that fell
from the new building on Governor street,
last Friday evening, and cut and bruised him.
self so severely that his life was thought TO be
will no doubt be out in the course of q few
days, Lewis ID. Simmons, who was also In
jured by falling 1T the same house last Friday
morning, is gradually recovering from his in
m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-28

Inproremsnt.--On Main street, between 9th
and 10th, an old three-story building is disap.
pearing. TO give place to handsome four
story, with iron and imitation front. When
completed it is TO be occupied by Messrs.
Starke & Hagerty, as gas filters, timers,
plumbers and brass founders.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-28

A BLOODY PROPoSAL.-The Gazette de
France has made the remarkable discovery
that the conditional acceptance Of Tuscany by
Victor Emmanuel is due to English intrigues.
To punish this Interference, the Gazette sug-
guests the raising of 2,O00O00 OF soldiers, and a
loan of f4e,000,000 sterling, to blot England
from the map of Europe.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-28

Tsatments.-- Within the corporation Of Rich.
mond there are about 1000 tenemen IS of all
sizes and construct tiens, which, occupied by
AZ 900 persons, gives an average of six inhabi-
tants TO each tenement If we deduct the
plumber not used as sleeping and lodging
places. from the 1000, the average 10 each ten-
ement would then be about ten TO each tene-
ment.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-28

A QUEEN WITH TWELVE HcsBANDs.-The
Queen of Boni, South Pacific, after having
spent some time with her seraglio Of twelve
husbands at Pasempa, has abdieated the sover-
eighty in favor of one of her native Generals,
rejoicing in the name of Aroe Palatta, who
has been proclaimed King.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-28

Seafy Afair.-Harrison, slave, In the SER
vice of Roddey Il Morris, was convicted be-
of fresh fish from Henry Matthews, and SEN
fenced to be fiogged.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-28

HOPES FOR ITALY.--If the Italians continue
to be as temperate as wise, and as patient as
they now are, says the illustrated News, their
liberty will be assured. The moral strength
of all Europe will support them, and they
will not only have the Emperor of the French
relieved by their intelligent heroism from
a false position--on their side, but the cor
dial aid of the British Government and peo-
,Ia
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-28

TAroming Stones.--Samuel Trewaller charg-
ed with throwing q stone at Henry Clay, a NO.
gro, at the corner of I'd and Charity streets,
last Tuesday night, was summoned before the
Mayor, yesterday, and fined for the offence.
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EA- Great Bargains.

EA- Great Bargains
FOR CASH, AT
PERKINS & co.'s,
No. 4l. EAGLE SQUARE.
~ Brown SHIFTING, Heavy. at Sd,
A Bleachcd a at6d.
Super. . at 10 cents
The best44 a. evef.soid here, at l2ta cts.
100 p's Fast Cold PRINTS, at 615 cents
Best English and American PRINTS, at II cents
50 p's VALtNTIAS and DELAINES, at I21a cts.
Rich Paris DELAiNES at 621a cts, worth S71a cts.
DRESS SILKS very cheap
q Very Rich SILK ROBES, at SS5, worth S45
KID GLOW rs. as good as Alexander's at Is cts.
Best I0-3 Bleacied SHEETlNGS. at IS cts.
PERKINS & CO..
sc I9-ts No. IH Eagle Square.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-28

Pearis.-Two mammoth pearls, taken from
York river fifteen years ago, have been for
warded to the Virginia Mechanics Institute,
October
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nA- The Great Virginia Remedy. and no

HA-The Great Virginia. Remedy, and no
HuMBUG. G.-PETERS' INFhLIIBLE REMEDY
EASES.-Thls great American remedy, contain
ing no Mercuria or Balaamic properties, exeels
every thing heretofore offered the public, in its GU
rative, restorative, and renovating powers; and
the medical world are astonlshed when told that
the above remedy viii cure the above diseases and
confounded when they have ocular demonstra-
tions of the facts But the proprietor, who has
known Of a case of twenty years standing to be
restored to perfect health, and ali other of
shorter duration to he restored. without single
GonorrhPa which the remedy will not cure pro-
vided the directions are carried out with prudence
on the part of the patient; agd any purchasing
half dozen bottles, and using accordingly, in his
or her case, he guarantees perfect cure; and in
case of failure, will furnish additional medicine
free of charge, to complete the cure. through his
agents; and cure. will be effected without incen-
veaiepce To the patient. Sold by
APPERSON < DUPUY, Druggists,
Agents for the city of Richmond,
ans s-Sm* No. 2ol, Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-28

Brnstisg Up.--The large hall over the First
Market is about TO undergo repairs, and will
employed sexton 10 rake charge of and keep
it in order. This improvement was much
needed, for the walls have been defaced; bn, rs
all the companies drilling in 1t ought to have
a drilI-roorn from now until the 18th Of Octo.
prepare for that time.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-28

EMIGRATED.--The Greenbrier (Na) Era
states that DIR. VIM. B. Thompson, whose
trial for the seduction and murder OF Miss
Agnes Pharr, in Allegheny county, excited so
much interest in Virginia, has emigrated to
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-28

~ To the Lovers Of Good Eatin9. ..Ts
enjoy the gosd things of life, without fear Of ga
failing upon oneself that worst Of all COMPLAINTS
1sspeusia generally produced ~ too indiscrimi-
note indulgence in eating eyesything, gyacuse =
s,,d nse II Iud dciotsy and need never fear asv-
ing Dyspepsia. It's cepsideved the bes. Ten,s nov
=" NJ ~, lDiE 4 GHAY, PURCELL, LADD h
CD, FISHER & WINSTON. in this city. hare
The n Tor ssle and aii other preg.lnsn. p.sskisls
elsewhere iu Virginia. Orders hlisd 9y saafesNnk
'''S --S.s - = f-sT Y. BAKER. Rlchmoad, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-28

THr I.oxDor SrnIKKRs.-The Bricklayers'
Association in New York met last Thursday.
ard adopted measures TO assist their fellow
crafts rnen now ON the strike In. Isandon. Isey
propose 70 rSis0 Sis 00H and sou nave a5reeny7
been subsesfbed lsasingtu 70 ~ fsasso'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-28

NAyAL.-The Navy Department has ordered
the following officers TO repair TO Pensacola,
Florida and investigate the circums tances at
tending the loss of the steamer Fulton, Com
modore Mcintosh, Com. Farrand, and Lieut..
kell; Capt. J. ID. Simms, judge advocate.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

- AA@A3A6 &NS4xNx&3.
$&..>1~
A Now Ready. -yn
WATKINS e FICKLEN
INVITE ALL
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BUYERS
ToExA@fxK
7he'r snffreis Nsr sfeek Of Fan and Wiatey
DRY GOODS,
Especially OF Ladies'
wa. SPLENDID DRESS GOODS,
which rs larger, more varied and ant than ever
before offered.
EVERYTHING IS NEW.
PRICES At THE LOWEST FIGURES.
EXAMINE, COMPARE AND JUDGE.
SPLENDID CLOAKS AND SHAWLS,
In NEW ROOM on the FIRST hoor
BA- Very superior
ENGLISH BLEACHED Al sHTRTTNGS,
-. -. AT TWELVE ASn-A-HALF CTS.
CARPETS:
Velvet, Tapestry, Brussels. fngrain,
Hemp, Cocoa, Mating. DriRgets,
Floor Cloths. OIL Cloths
re- A farze and elegant aSsoytsaeRf.Na
WATKINS & FfcKLES,
Sc as-ts l5e Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-28

- Los. p. Hsnioa weutd respectfully tn-
form his personal friends and tho pnhic generally,
that iss miay he found during all hasne.s hgg5s q
No Is MAsn SrRxxr. next door 70 r. 4. Whass's
she's Store. ~,,re - 4xr, -s srufN
fashionable style. - :. -
- fioaa hs warranted -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-28

Tue undersigned havins made arrangements with
Mr.. GEORGE LINDSAY, OF Pstershnrg, Va. pro-
Lie AND RETAINING PRESS, are now pre-
pared to manufacture them, and are getting up two
different sizes, which they viii guarantee To per-
form 10 the entire satisfaction all who may favor
them with their orders.
au 19-lm TALBOTT BRO.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

San ford's Troupe are coming, to enliven our
citizens with their vocaiism and wit
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-28

Chain Gdng.-This institution, which bid
fair atone time to become exceedingly valuable
to the city, is now almost useless, and unless
its regulations are amended had as we'll be
abolished. Prisoners sentenced to work upon
the streets are allowed to exercise their own
discretion about complying with the sentence,
and III they decline to work, no means are re-
sorted to. to compel them. At the last term
OF the Hustings Court three white men were
convicted of high misdemeanors and SEN
fenced to work on the streets. When they
were approached by the Overseer they refused
to go to work, and the consequence is that the
sentence of the Court has been disregarded
and no balls and chains have been put upon
them. suppose that convicts in the peniten-
tiary were permitted to exercise their own dis
cretion about working, what would be the
discipline of that establishment And if
prisoners can be coerced there why not coerce
them elsewhere The Hastings Court now
have no control over the Overseer, but by Pc
titioning the Council, we have no doubt tina.
an ordinance would be passed giving them
power to regulate the labor of their own pris-
onerS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-28

Owen Begiey, Prospect Hill, Galway, ireland,
either jumped or was thrown overheard At sea
from steamer, 20 miles from land. In the
course of the next day the poor animal reach
ed home in safety.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-28

AN OPP CHALLENGE.-Mr. William Hard
ing. of Cincinnati, offers to back Benjamin
Smith, also resident of Cincinnati, aged so
years to run II foot race with any man in the
world of Il similar age, one or Two hundred
wards for the sum of s., 100.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-28

DEATH of VETERAN SoLDIER.--Colonei
John Duval, who had represented Scottcoun-
ty. KY, for many years, in the Legislature OF
that State, died there on the 9TH inst. He was
a captain in the war of 1872, and served cam
paign under Gen. Harrison.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-28

NAvAL.-The United States steam -friEate
Wabash arrived at Genoa on the 18th OF Au-
gust from -Spezzia. All we'll She was to leave
IN few days for Marseilies
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-28

EA 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 management OF
female diseases, and displaceme sfst
Those wishing interview at their residence,
can address Post Office, Box sa7.
RESIDENCE on Clay, between 4th and 9Th streets,
Richmond, Va. 8ss au 4-2ins
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-28

saeaM Mxssfus ipsfrnmsnf.--If the inventor
OF the steam musical instrumeut Which -.
erea ted snch a sensation in Boston and Other
northern Cities, were to send one or two OF
theiii to the Fair Of the Virginia Mechanics,
he might find ready sale for a numhsr o}
them. A large number of railroad men will
visit Richmond in October, aud tits no, al All
improbable thai each one would supply his
road with this novel and attractive whistle.
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nsA Sorn shootiny and sanirreI lEunting

BA- Sora Shooting and Squirrel Hunting
the anuscments of sportsmen now. and the
season for PARTRIDGE, Duck and TURKEY shoot
ing is only three weeks off but to enjoy these, and
to he in no danger of premature explosions, or
bursting barrels, a man must have good GUN, the
best POWDER, diamond grainl SHoT, ELgY s
Ii he has these, lie needs only a SAFETY FLASK,
good BIRD BaG. a small CANTEEN and LEATH-
FRN Cur, to complete his outfit and he is then
ready for the field and wood. and for enjoy nlent--
makers in Europe, and SO many cheap guns haye
been shipped to this country on sale, that man
runs some risk in buying. unless he knows the
JAMES JAMES Walsh. at No. 60, north Main '' street,
and know him to he entirely. reliable, we always
we wish, His guns are inferior to none in the
Union, his ammunition is the best to ne had. his
Pl>ToLs. RIFLES. KNIVES, and FISHING TACKLE,
cannot be surpassed: and, what is equally mpor-
tant. his PRlCFs ARE As iow;li not 4 LITTLE Low
Err, than similar articles can he found elsewhere-
| We the rslore take pleasure IN commencing him to
brother sportsnen as liberal honest, straig ht-
| forward, candid merchant and as a man that can
| he relied on for w whatever he SAYS Hemember, IN
| making your purchases, to call ON AMEs WALSH,
gunmaker and importer, No 90, north Nan street;
and II he supplies you, you are ready Tor the held
| and for genuine sport. Sc B--1m
va Cure for worms B. A. Fahnestcck,s
VERMIFUGE, the only safe and efiectual remedy
for EXPELLING WORMS FROM THE SIS-
The The lives of thousands of children have been
saved by the timely use of this extraordinary med
lc'ne.
ms standard anu NdludDte preparation now
been before the public twenty SIX years, and there
cannot be any better evidence offered oi its efhca
cy than its constantly increasing reputation. 1t is,
without donbt. the safest and most efectual medi-
| cine for eXpeng worms from the system that has
ever been discovered. rhe knowledge OF rs re-
medal virtues is not confined to the tnited States,
! but there is constant demand for IT from Eng
| land South America, West Indies, &c. where il
is extensively used. 1t is perfectly harmless, and
may be administered with the utmost safety chill
! dTen of all AGES
| Ply siclaus do not hesitate to recommend it and
use It exclusively in their practice. Many of the
most eminent and sklllful of the profession, from
ali parts of the country testify to its uniform
| cess For sale by FISHER & WINSTON,
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.Oa BreaksY.-John Stevens, negro sailor,
found ashore last Monday night, without the
written permission Of the master of the
Grand Spy, was brought before the Mayor,
yesterday, and punished for the offence Mas
ters of vessels, Ia coming into this port, should
notify their negro employees that they have
No right TO lcaye their vessel unless by writ
ten consent, and that IL detected by the police,
especially after night they are a. certain 10
be punished with stripes - II they nIytady
had them upon their hides.
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too'. 1903.
NEW AND srLENnfp STOCK OF
FAIL AND HISTER DRY GOODS.
Al JOHN t. SMiTHERiS,
Ne. -. Nam street
have received from New York and Philadelphia,
H., entire stock of
Fkisl. AND WINTER DRY GOODS.
enYscJnK all she sewes. designs and fashions, suit
e. tot the present and approaching season.
A chOlee and rich assortment OF
IkDikS DRESS GOODS, of every species and
qaasity.
Also ,ua<ni6eaut and camrlete stock of
FRENCH aud h.NGI.iSH CLOTHS,
BLACK ana FANCY CsSSlMERES.
BLACK and FANCY VELVET aud SILK VEST
!NiiS.
Sreas variety OF
NECK IIES.
WOOf. SHIRTS.
SCSPENDERs, &c,
l,f cents Wear.
Asa = sns line Of TwEEnS, SATINETS, &c,
Sc. suitable tor B0s : wear.
In House keeping and Servants Goods. | have a
lqTse and splendid stock. which cannot he snrpass-
eS.
witAfr the pgst week the most favorable terms
s;.i uilf he SUI. y CHEAP, as am satisfied with
sru ei Profits aad eujck sales
Cali and examine toE yourselves before purcha-
ssua clscV HSfa at JNO. Il. SMIIHERfS.
re 5jz-d& "W2n3 No. p Main st.
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SALEM AND GERMANToN RAILROAD Co.
The Salem IN. O. Press, of the 23d inst, says
that at a meeting of the Directors of the Salem
and Germanton r. r. Company, held at Win
ston on the 18th inst, f. Fries was chosen
President of the road and Thos. i. Wilson
was elected Secretary and Treasurer. The Press
adds:
B. NJ Jones, Civil Engineer, estimates that
the road can be built from High Point to Ger
manton via Salem, for Si50,00u which he says is
rather less than the usual cost of railroads;
but for which he thinks it can nevertheless be
done. This. with road from Germanton, via
Wentworth to Danyille, would make the Dan
willie Connection. 1t twouid be- our corresp
dence from Salem, published in Saturdays pa
per. informs us, some twenty miles longer than
the Danvilie Connection direct, between
Greensboro and Danyille via Milton in Cas-
well county. The line so made would be six
teen miles longer between Richmond, Va. and
Branchville, S. O., than the lower line via
Wilmington.
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moeing sloIc.--W When Dock fstreea IL paved
to the east corporate limits, ~ IL should b
without delay, IL Will b the n0at valuahis4
Improvement that the city hes aecOmpltxhe<l
for many years. Heretofore this strest. 1honsh
fha great Iheroughfaye to snd from the ship-
ping. has been Alrnast impossible for six
months in the year. and merchants ana feHr1-1
m i.ir and seweraxe is well tnId osf, ard
cAnnof fAil 70 become xenkuh<ta I've t61As civ
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~ Licorice--A. o. G. Es Esamd.--1h ne above
wslkaowr faver'te sFsHa on o.s ss,a ~
Ase~U q, Piae ntresh New York.
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GLAtES FOR SALE. Having sold the farm
- o the tate Dtt6raan Slauq hter. of the county of
hins William, Hsw offer fer sale. pfIyatey the
Fi.Agf.s, -betwesn fifty and sixty--eaasssiiav of
d FIN. BUYS. GIRLS, WOMEN and CHILDREN.
in faineH, 10 those wishing To enfehass Tor their
own use z WIN. G. ALLEN, Executor.
kishineaa, sept, ., issa, ss s-d&wt.
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1Aitllmunn pispattb,
nyCOwARDINA HAMMEnxT.ry.,,.'

sA THE DAILY DISPATCH ~ served "a nh
,enbers 81 SIX aSp QUARTER cESTe Pm wxKr.
~ able to the Carrier weekly. Price for mAil,ns
3. wear, or s2.so for six months. in advance.
~ THE SEMi-wEEKI.Y DISPATCH is,seueS
ever, ruesdss and Friday ~ a2o0 in aivanans
Friday. and mailed 10 subscribers at 81 ne .nnum.
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IN ;'siuhfs n'siuljisG sGsicE.G iis e. 1ss IA II
soe pscgs haze ysslsa wihsds3n e s m Z. s =
spsnahs sess shs;s nossrsis Z taken. HisP0HTRAfT14
70 not s. sxesled; ard sof chssgns. snf sssas ivy
are aeltoM esnalsd. Geil sna ~ 49,. ! m (, -
jd dsguefrcatyp pss eoyled q 0luisi.1sf ss ~
aixa; psinfed esthe. wsters fe5.Mss - ~ ESY
MSs 81 s'sss sisssaI.s: " y 'seia Sa dss ss sss
- t1-11a III
- tleehs, MsreiBlass ehawlek -
cl's'Aka AsEla !.
bs,p-amif - 49, I
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Worthy Enterprise. e. Springfield Division.
Sons of Temperance, are about to carry 5nt
the pledge made when soliciting aid to build
their hall-and that was, TO devote some por-
ton OF their building to the purposes of edu-
cation. few weeks since resolution was
passed to establish a school, each member to
do all in his power TO secure pupils. The di-
vision will select one or more competent
teachers. furnish a school room, aud put the
tuition fee at the very lowest price it can pos
sibly be afforded, thus offering its members an
opportunity OF schooling their children for
about one-haf what it now costs in other
schools I
Springfield Division numbers nearly, if not
quite. two hundred members, the greater pro-
portion of whom are working men, and reside
on Church and Union Hills. The location for
the school (Springfeld Hall is central and
convenient to all. and, ii proper efforts are
made the school must be one of the largest
nywhere in the neiehborhood of the city. Ger
tainiy the members will patronize it, and
induce their friends 10 do so If they can.
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Serious Aeetd<ss. - tesday norulne patu-
ful accident occurred at The ship-y1rd Il Mr..
Lewis Dowdy, At the east end Of H0ckette.-
mr.. JOHN PRocKLIrTox, one Of the Employ.
umbers, accidentally let one Of them fkll upou
ms right foot, crushing IL in q horrible manner
ana fracfuripg some Of the bones. DR.. Ham
COCK was called In TO see the sufferer SOON af.
ter, and rendered the recassarv rnsx,SeaI IA
Du, " - more than probable that tho accident
VIII result In making Mr. r. cripple for life.
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LOCAL MATrEHa.

Shooting Afrsy.--Y Yesterday evening, abont
livery stable, 1T the corner Of Franklin and
I4th streets, near the Exchange Hotel was
shot by Mr.. John Taylor, tobacconiss The
ARRAY was the result Of q quarrel, whien re-
suited in blows, after which Mr. Taylor drew
a pistol and fired at Mr. g., the bali entering
the abdomen Just above the navel ard ranging
downward. The wounded man was taken to
his residence, near his place of business, and
The range Of the bali had not been ascertained
last night, though the wound is believed to be
dangerous. Mr.. Taylor did not leave the scene
Of the affray, and was arrested by the police a
few moments after the occurrence, and taken
to the lower station house.
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EALa AND WINTER

L DRY GOODS.
general assortment of
STAPLE AND FANCY
DRY GOODS,
Received and in store, for sale at the lowest
market price, by
WApSWORTH, TURNER Il CO.,
NJ L II.t-.
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