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SUCCESSION DE SAMUEL VI. Oakley, DECIDE.
PAR j. B. WALTON,

PAR j. B. IVALTON.
Bureau, 10 Bank Place
SAMEDI, rs JUN, 1859, n midi, a PArcade
- De Banks rues dss Magasns dun ordre rhon.
oraoe Morgan duge de Ia Cour du Second District date
lie 70 mai 1859 ban de No 032 la propriete buivane
vendu kavoir- @'' ~
uN TERRAIN avec les authorizations qui sly ouven dams
lie Premier District dams le bone les rues Euterne ct
pytana Ia Pryana ma.n,enan. Tepsichore
par No dams et No 81 ayan amecaine IA peds
ponces de face Ia Eulerpe 6 pieds pouces ct
gne de profondeu gnes paneles le confoma
men nm plan dresse Joseph Pile lie de fevrier 1883
etdepose en- Fetude de Louis T. Cairo, public.
&c terrain eat lie roeme la Pyana ct dams les en-
Virons de Ia Place Coliseum ~
Sur terrain IL IS actions redutes "a actions de- Ia
Baaue des coyens de Ia Louisiana esquees
yendues avec lie terrain Jour dc yene
eqne prix sera anuonce temps de Ia vente ae prx
Pacquereu du terrain devienda racquereur actions
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES pave un billet do
lie daod 1859 $780, payable renouveabe scion les
compliant
Acte de vene pardevant H. B. Cenas public aux
Iras de Pacquerenr. my25 je4 IL Is IS
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E. g. n. tUFftERFypisp. COMMISSION
IA Agent for the Purchase Slaves and
3NG Yard No. Is Heronne street, New Orleans, La.
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STAR INSURANCE COMPANY, No. % ST. CHARLES ST. I
New Orleans, May 25 1853.
aS-The annual Election for Nine Directors
TO serve dnrng the ensuing will held this office
MONDAY the 9th of June next between the Of 10 A.
N. and P. II.
ms6 I'd r. DEBUYS Secretary
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". No. IA ROYAL STREET,
-OFFER FOR SALE
| In Stores
| 600 boxes ABsYNTHE, g. F. Berger.
| 100 Sauvego, Bruneton Co.
100 casks AAREr ordinary.
ITO :. :. Chateau Dillon, of different qualities
800 boxes CLARET Chateau Dillon Cos d'Estourne
200 boxes WHITE VINE Hau sauterne.
| 30 half casks WHITE WINE, superior quality. p.
200 baskets ANIsETTE, Chauvet Fills.
| 5000 EMPTY DEMIJoHNs, L. 2. 8, gallons.
FROM U. s. BONDED WAREHOUSE:
| 800 packages BRANDIEs, of the following brandsl
| COCO PERE Fills,
| ACHILLE PETIT,
| J. B. BARON,
| A.AAURELL,
| AIS. WON.
J. A. GUER1NI
| j. ToURNADE,
| PELICAN,
GUILLEMoT.
| BOYER,
E. BoREI. etc., etc
EXPECTED PER SHIP ARAMEDE SNOW, FROM BoR.
DEAUx
80 boxes FRUITS IN JUICE J. Lafaurie;
20 casks CIARET, Chateau Dillon 4
do WHITE WINE, Graves, superior qualitya
$500 boxes CLARET, GML:
100 casks do GML;
| Is barrels WHITE WINE, GML.
EXPECTED PER SHIP TRENTON, FROM MARsE1LLEs:
500 baskets SWEET OIL, ). Plagniol;
200 boxes CASTLE SOAP. nl5 lyMo
z TEAS........TEAS.... .TEAS
18TH EXCLUSIVELY fEallW
ezissa Choice aTeasZand. owAPrices! .s -
At
DOHAN'S
SOUTHERN TEA WAREHOUSE,
Observation-Disclosures Street.............lO2
Between Camp and ST. Charles streets, New Orleans.
CHOICE BLACK and GREEN TEAS, of the BEST sELEc
TONS and VERY LATEST IMPORTATION, including the
genuine Howqu Mixture superior Orange Pekoes finest
English Breakfast TEAS in different size packages always
be obtained at this establishment.
This House has been established New Orleans for the DUR
pose of doing
TEA BUSINESS EXCLUSIVELY,
ard with direct shipments from large and RESPONSIBLE importers
will always be enabled supply with every descp
ton Of
Fine Teas,
AT Low PRICES II
Families and others distance by specifying price, quail
y and quantity will have their orders puncuay and
promptly forwarded. myl2 I'm
7 j. BUTLER's FLUID INKS
These standard Writing Fluids are sold by
D. FELT sTETsoN,
P.DUREL L Co.
R. STEVENS & CO.,
BLOOMFIELD STEEL,
j. C. MORG4 IN L CO..
TIL. MAXWELL,
PETER HAYES
PRIESTLY & BEIN,
E. B. WHEELOCK & CO.,
G. N. MORRISON L CO.,
o. o. woODMAN.
mys Am And Dealers generally
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Braziers' and Bolt Copper.
Landing and in store full Of BRAZIERS and BOt
COPPER, comprising the following, viz:
1890 sheets 20 by "A and 50 tnch TO- H. and III H.
800 3ObY6O :. IL Is and 1e Ihs
500 =. 50 by 60 . aoto I2s Ibs
10000 lbs. BOLT COPPER, II to TX inch
For sale by PRIEsTLY REIN
r. 80 and d Camp serest.
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Rivets-Pressed Spikes.
10 kegs BOILER RIvEfs-1k and I< byx.
80 RIvETs, for Sheet Iron Workers.
30 for Iron Shutters.
$50 =. PRESSED SPIKES to sipch
FRIEsTLEY 4 BEIN,
So and 81 Csmp strnk
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BY ]. B. WALTON.

AN ELEGANT AND CoMMODIOUs TWO. STORY GOTHIC |
Frame Dwelling House the Of Apollo streot
between Jackson and Philip streets.
BY j. B. WALTON
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India Rubber Betting, etc., etc.
MACHINE BETTING, 2 to II inch, and a ply
MIXED. PLAIN and PURE PACKING HOSE y J. IL
X and inches. For sale by
e~ar PRlEsTLRY BEIN
SO and 81 Camp street.
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(OpNS AND SHOES -3lf cases assorted qualities
II Just received consignment saa on libgr terms
by j, b. Y4IEN FINE d tSy
a-u 81 Common street.
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Es-NOtfce to Tax-Payers-The Treasurer js
nov prepared for the collection Of all tho City Tsxesb
Taxpayers will oblige by coming forward early.
| all Pm ADAM GIFFEE Ciity Treasnrer
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ilH. Il. q. WREN HoNcEoPATaIsT = OFF ICE,
~ corner If Jus and Magazine Streets -
Special etenou paii 10 Diseases Females and Children
mil Nm
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Arcade.
r SLAVES FOR SALE - sEyENTy-FIvE
SE SELECT NEGROES,
comprising Mechanics, House Servants and Field Hands
just received, and for sale at a bargain, at
MERRILL's SLAVE DEPOT,
my26 I'm No. 100 Gravier street.
8 JONES q CO., SHIPPING AGENTS AND COM
p. MISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS, No 81
GrRvier street. = 49, :
ADvAN NOES.
We will make liberal advances cons!gnents Mercbsn
disc to our friends in London Liverpool, Boston, York
thiladephia, baltimore and Charleston.
as g. JONES 4 co.
ICE CREAM SALOON AND CONFECTIONERY
Odd Fellows Hall, opposite Lafayette Square.
ms establishment has changed hands, been thoroughly
paired and is for the reception of patrons
stocked with every variety, consisting Of
Crystalized Fruits. Sweetmeats,
Preserves, assorted Syrups,
Ice Cream, Strawberries, fancy Candies and
Cakes of every description
Also, general assortment of French Wines
Champagne Sparkling Catawba,
Madeira, Port and Sherry,
Cordials, Liquors, Soda and Mead.
Foreign Fruits, comprising
Rasns, Figs, Grapes
Citrons, Oranges Lemons,
Dates, Bananas, etc, etc.
received for private parties dinners suppers
weddings.
The patrons of this house rest assured orders
will be executed in first class Style having
OF some OF the best workmen in tho city, No Pains
spared toincreE the and
saiooh-a laSoriFe resort for families. my21 Am
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+ A. BEARD & CO., SUCCESSORS TO j, A,
BEARD a. NAY Apeonsers Appraisers and General
etc Port Warden and Succession Sales Plantations ETC.
h- No. SS Magazine street. at Banks Arcade. jal 6
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SPALDING d ROGERS, INVERTEBRATES AEn
~ AusEuA, St. Charles street, rear Commercial Plaza
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GALVANIZED PUMP TUBING.
PR1KsTLRY + BEIN,
- and 81 Camp stresf
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POSITIVE AND UNRESERYED SALE OF VALUABLE
and unimproved property IN the First and Fourth
istricTwo ant In the First District the
Marine Hospital and three Cottage In Fourth
DIstrict, near the SorapNtu Market.
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Formerly II. Peychaud, Hyde &c }
TUESDAY, the 7th Inst, at 10 O'Clock A.
At their auction No. 28 Old Leyee street. Will
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~ - BAYOU SARA MAIL COMPANY
FOR BAYOU pARA AMI THE COAST

GOLDEN SEED RICE OF THE BEST QUAIL
~ ity, in any quantity, and for sale by
BARELLI 4 CO..
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nHos, nuRRA1: G. fOoIEY.
Messrs Pooley, Ncol Coz Florida Yellow Pine Luuker
Yard. ' WV 'i' AAaass -
We have constantly hand of every des
on q Dressed Flooring and Ceiling and every descrpon e
seantng Timber shrges Lahs, etc., and every quality 4
fe26 tt THOS MuRRkv ~
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/<TN OCULIST-D DR.. GUsTINE's OFFICE FOR
S%the Treatment of DISEASES OF THE EYE md
Imrerfections of Vision. No. 1863 ST. CHARLES STREET
opposite Lafayette Square, New Orleans La.
All Surgical operations of the attended to- such q
CATARACT, SQUIRTING, the insertion of ARTIFICIAL
EYES, etc., etc. ialS 6u&W
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-. Southern Pacific II ailrOnd-Further In
stucons from Dr. j. Fowkes President authorize cor
nue the receipt OF loan and Surrendered Stock till
june in conformity with rule adopted At other points
H. 3. PULKHRsON. Agent,
(y0n1rna ian ntFaak
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100 packages and lots OF SAasonabls Dry Goods,
Such as Prints Bareges, Lawns Linens Linen Cambria
andkerches Linen Table Sets Napkins Beached Cottons
Denims Hosiery, Gloves Suspenders, etc.
k1eTERMS-At uslo. is6
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ENGLISH BAR HOOP. SHEET. ANGLE. scRoII.oyAE.
HALF OVAL AND HALF ROUND.
Landing ex-shp Chimborora from Liverpool and IN ,r.
for sale by the subscribers, viz:
sos tons ENGLISH BAR IRON-Assorted Round a.-.r.
and Flat. ~
80 tons EN- aLIsH BAR 1RoN-Rsfned Assorted, Roana
Square and Flat.
1000 bundles HOOP IRON-a to inch. #a1e
500 :. SHEET IRON-Nos lOto H.
500 bars ANGLE IRoN-lA to Inch.
boo bundles SCR OIL IRONS, X, X, II, inch by tok
loo bundles Half Round, Oval and Half Oval IRON.
PRIEsTLEY L BEIN,
my MoTh&saf 50 and 81 Camp st.ssk
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mi 1.HounK Mems Benevolent s0cintion-
Inc ohee and members of the above Association hereby
notified to atteL the regular monthly meeting MONDAY
Jnne 1859 O'Clock p NJ at the Hall OF Polar Lodge
No. ~ o. o. on s. Loui. street, between Exchange Al.
Icy and Royal street Punctual attendance
By order Of the President:
je3 81 FRED A. RAsCH sac,x
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-19

CROSSING THE BoTToM OF THE SCHuYLKILL
IN SUBMARINE ARMoR.-A man named Will
son succ assfully crossed the bottom of the
Schuylkill river, from the cast to the west
bank, near Philadelphia, on Thursday. The
exhibition attracte an immense concourse of
spectators, ten thousand probably being pre-
sent. The Ledger says:
About O'Clock, he appeared on the bank.
with his SUIT on consisting of India rubber
dress, covering him up as far as the neck Over
ms was copper covering extending to the
throat, covering his breast and shoulders His
hands were free. the arms covered wi III the In
to prevent the entrance of the water His head
covering consisted OF Il large copper helmet.
Behind was attached a small gutta percha hose
about one hundred feet in length which relc he'd
10 piece OF machinery on board a canal boat
which was worked with q fly wheel, driving
TWO pumps, 10 supply fresh air. Below the
connecting tute was q valve for the escane of
the foul air. a small rope was tied round his
body, one end of which was held by the man
on the canal boat, by means of which the sub
merged man was to give signal in case of acci-
dent. Another rope was also suspended un-
der water from one side of the river to the
other, as guide, which he held on to while
passing over. The pipe for the supply of fresh
river, the canal boat, with the pumps and ma
chinery, accompanied him over and returning
He reached the western side in twenty fl We
minutes from the time of entering the water
The trip back was made in twenty minutes
His progress through the water was intlicat-
ed by slight bubbling and ripping rs he
passed along.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-19

GEN. ScoTT GOING TO THE SEAT OF Diff
GUILTY IN THE NORrHwEsT-Lieut. General
Scott, is to sail on Tuesday for the seat of diff
ficulties on our northwestern boundary. He
is to be accompanied by Adjutant General
Thomas, Lieut.. Col CT. w. Lay, and Assistant
Surgeon Charles III. Crane. Upoh his arrival
at san Francisco he is TO be taken on to his
destination by special steamers, unless the
regular one for carrying the mail is ready to
depart. The General is also empowered to
control the movements of mail steamers after
reaching the strait or gulf of Georgia. The
President has said that our right to the island
of San Juan is clear, but the Senate rarely
presses extreme claims at the hazard of war
Hence Gen. Scott's hands are probably not
tied up with Instructions; but, in the hope OF
a pacific solution or with a view TO deferring
a decision. q large margin of discretion will
doubtless be given him.
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THE BUILDERS STRIKE IN LoNpoN.-T

THE BUILDERS STRIKE IN LoNDON.-The
consequences of the strike are recoiling upon
the workmen. The London Morning Star re-
ferring TO the subject, says:
1t is lamentable to see the evidences of the
builders strike which meet the eye all over
the metropolis. Great works are suspended
groups of operatives are going about with
nothing TO do-and masters have no outlet for
their capital, and no means of fulfilling their
contracts. One operative, on strike, has been
brought before magistrate, and fined for i'm
propriety of conduct. The wonder Is that
there are not more in the same predicament.-
here ana there contractor appears to give
way, or at all events to effect an accommoda-
tlon Win workmen, but on both sides The
strike may be described as general. with little
hope of any side yielding in the struggle
Supplies continue to be sent from the country
TO the operatives; but these funds are not
much among so many, and wives may be seen
visiting the pawn shops while their husbands
are walking the streets
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ATTEMPT TO PoIsON.-A negro woman be-
longing to Mr.. James M. Scott, of Stafford
county made two attempts TO poison her mas
ter recently. Mr. Scott had his suspicious
aroused in drinking glass of water that 1ast-
ed acidious, and of which he only took Il few
swallows, setting it aside for the porpose of
having it analysed. About week afterwards
having forgotten the water, he found his coffee
had the same sour tast and he desisted drink
ing. The negro girl afterwards confessed TO
having used oxalic acid which she had obtain
ed from her mother hired in Fredericksburg
but it is doubtful whether she contemplated
its use for the destruction of her masters life.
She sent it to her daughter by the hands of a
fellow servant for the purpose of removing
stains, sending word at the same time to be
careful and wash her hands after its use, as it
was rank poison.-FrsderiekSturg (Fa.) Herald.
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va. The Great Virginia Remedy; and nd ne no

FOR G0N0RRHtEA, AND ALL SECRET DIS
EASES.-This great American remedy. contain
INK no MercurIal or balsamic properties, exceis
every thing heretofore offered the public, in its
ratlve, restorative, and renovatng powers; and
the medical world are astonlShed when told that
the above remedy Will cure the above Diseases and
cnniouuded when they have ocular demonstra-
tions of the facts. But the proprietor, who has
known Of the remedy for twenty odd years, has
known of a case OF twenty years standing To he
restored tn perfect health and all other cases of
shorter duration TO be restored, without a single
exception, and therefore chalenGes. any case of
ConorrhRa which the remedy will not cure, pro
vided the directions are carried out with prudence
on the part of the patient; and any one purchasing
half dozen bottles, and using accordingly, In his
or her case he guarantees a perfect cure; and in
ease Of failure, will furnish additional medicine,
free OF charge, to complete the cure, through his
agents. and cure Will be elected without incon-
vensncc to the patient. Sold by
APPERSON d DUPUY, Druggists,
Agents for the city OF Richmond,
mn 3-Sm* No. 2Ul, Broad street,
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na- Artificial lTeeth-The Cheopla site Pro-

0ESs.-J. w. JONI. DENTIST. having purchased
the exrtnSicf right for the above mode ui making
TEETH, and after HSing and testing it IN the most
dBirHtt lrhTe Otaer plates had tGtted rs en-
tirely satisfied of tts absolute SHptr iOrity the
gold silver and platna method; therefore, with
confidence recommend 1t to all who may desire full
partial sets of teeth, cad eSpeciatty TO Stch
may dtSSGttSBtd tcjth those they using.
In this process, all of the objections to the gold
plate are remOVetthe SgctIen betHg perfect secures
comfort and slabIitg the fit, and the teeth being
embedded the metal, the food Is eXc.uded from
under between them; they are, therefore, clean
er, smoother, and IN every respect better. In CON
sequence Of the perfect adaptation OF the plate to
the month. and the suction thereby secured, he
insert one more teeth tcith out clasps and in all
cases guarantee perfect and satisfactory fit
THIS method having been adopted and commend
ed by those standing highest IN the professions
North and South. testimonials Will be gwen and
specimens exhibited to any who may desire To see
them. The old plates of those wishing to exchange
the old method for the new, will he taken IN part
paw. Will of course, make EEL II on the old
mode for those who may prefer II.
Filling thoroughly and gently done; and teeth ex-
tracted by electricity for those who wish 1t.
Office opposite CoIinthian Hail. ia 7-1y
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Loss of Monsy.-A slave, called John Wal
lace, the property OF A. Rawlings, was ar
raigned before the Mayor, last Saturday, 10
answer the charge Of stealing $40 In money
from Henry Sofker on the 10th inst. Sofker
keeps grocery on Byrd street, between 9th
and 7th He states that he left his establish
ment few minutes before O'Clock, To attend
TO some outdoor business, and that as his wife
was to remain, he did not remove $50 then ly-
ing upon the ice.box. Mrs. Soflser stated,
that a few minutes after 8 o'clock. she then
being in the yard, she heard noise in the
grocery, and on going in, found the prisoner
near the counter. He had bag and three
demiiohns, which he left, asking her to deliver
them when called for. After the pSisoher
had gone out some ten minutes, another ne
gro called for the bag and obtained u, and
soon after he left she missed the money. She
did not see the prisoner commit the theft,
hut was satisfied OF his guilt. John proved
by his hirer, Mr.. johnson, that he was at
work at O'Clock. and therefore could not
have been at the complainant's house AZ the
time indicated. The warrant was thereupon
dismissed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-19
THE NEW HALL OF REPRESENTATIVE AT
WAsHINGTON.-The Washington Star SAYS:


The hall of the new House of Representa-
tiyes presents rather a singular spectacle in
its new arrangement of seats for the members.
The red-cusbioned filagree-caryed chairs and
desks which ornamented the floor last session,
costing, the chairs $50 and the desks 800
ePch) have been spirited away, and their
places are to be supplied with rows of bench
es, much like in shape TO the paws in Wes-
ley Chapel. In place of desks, tables are 10
be provided, in the corner spaces each side of
the Speakers chair, whereon members are ex-
pected TO do their writing. How the arrange
ment will work, remains TO be seen. A few
of the proposed benches have been made and
placed i'll the Hall for the inspection of Capt
Meigs, who, it is said, does not particularly
admire them. Certainly they do not prepos-
sess one very fayorably in point of beauty
of form; but they are strong and durable
the ends and centres being of heavy cast iron,
and tie remaining parts of woodland possess
one advantage, as was remarked by a gentle
man. this morning. who was looking at them.
II fight should, by any possibility, ever oc-
cur between the members, they will be de-
prived of the luxury of chairs TO knock each
other down with---no two men being strong
enough TO lift the lightest of them.
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Rseeiring Stolen Goods.-Mrs. Ardelia Nc
Dewitt. the keeper of small grocery on Byrd
street. appeared before the Mayor last Satur-
day to answer the charge of receiving tobacco
stolen from James Thomas, Jr., knowing the
same TO have been stolen. The evidence was,
that on the 18th inst. at night the tobacco fac
tory of Mr.. Thomas was entered and robbed
of a few boxes of manufactured tobacco. On
the 16th Mr. Thomas j. Beal, manager IN the
factory that had been entered, obtained inIor-
nation that the tobacco stolen was in Mrs.
McDeyit's possession and being unknown TO
her, he called there and purchased piece
He then procured search warrant, fonnd
more tobacco and the accused was arrested
Mrs Med stated to officer Chalkley that VIM.
Conners and three more white boys brought
the tobacco to her house, and that she pur-
chased II of them She offered no defence
when under investigation, but stood with her
infant in her arms, entirely mute, until all the
evidence was concluded, and she was inform
ed that she must give bail in $500 10 answer an
Indictment by the next Grand Jury. This she
readily did and then retired.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-19

n, Fall Campafxn! Is.
b J. MTLLHfSER ERfjTHEg


NJ soe 1s..-.ps
win op.p on MospAy sss. bfshn iss s1ssT;; IT sT;.n
s,ve aud eiagant stock of entire NEw Goons. in
satted 70 the psesaa, and apprnael,inw season. 10
sIaca they peg ieavsto call the attention Of their
Iflehas and OF strangaTs visiting THIS mar ket assn
fIhs .isln, AT the same time. thai GOODS of the
est .sstiss are oniy seld at the iowest prices
]; MILLHIsER & BROTHER
uud eait the particular attention. af tAe ladies To
she sie ma nihcent line of Sff.K kDBES DRESS
sltshs, &C., all OF which were purchased hs us ~
.wenp per cent. less than cost Of p.otauction at
tas large auction sales IN Naw 3oek and will lie
so,a al small advance cost. The assortt.te q /
comprises y gTea ter variety and quantity than We
na.e ever offered before and at pEees much below
o"sysTds DRESS SILKS from rs cts. to s. the
! go to $50
e FALL RIBBONS, FALL. RIBBONS.
evil lnanyurate the Fail Season by selling
BONNET RI BBoSS Mt half price.
100 cartons NEW RIBBONS will be opened on
Monday. September 18th.
Beautiful STYLES OF NEW RIBBONS for Misses
and Children, at one shitling the yard,
Richest sty les of RIBBONS for iaties. at Is cts.
the ward.
Call and examine for Yourselves. Every article
in nom ESTfC GOODS for tamies and servants
are kept by us in great variety aud sold only at low
prices. We arc selling an excellent article OF
FLANNEL {ah wooi1 at Is cts. Other Goods in
proportion. J. MIbLHiSER BROTHER.
sc l2-2w Is3 Broad street.