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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-19

OpeaiHg Night.-The sixth annual exhibi-
ton of the Virginia Mechanics Institute, will
open this evening, at halt-past O'Clock, when
President A. M. BAILEY, will deliver the
"Opening Address To those who know Mr..
Bailey no commendation is necessary from us
to ensure him a large and intelligent audience.
The exhibition hal are already very attrac-
tive filled as they are with mechanism. manu- :
factures, works of art, ladies' handiwork, in- :
yentions. minerals, Revolutionary relics, ETC.,
but there are yet very many attractive articles
among which We may mention the steam
musical instrument-that will arrive to-mor-
row and the next day, and be put in operation
forthwith.
When our readers remember that the entire
receipts from these Fairs are to be applied to
the education of young mechanics, and that
the great aim and end of the Institute is to
build up the mechanics and manu- factufes of
the South, and especially of Virginia, they
will not hesitate to support it with liberality.
There is not a man or a woman in the city,
who ought not to become mem berS of the In
stitute at once, whether interested or not in
the laboring classes, and TO aid in building it
up and main tanning it as it deserves TO be- To
come forward and do your duty to yourselves
and to your fellow laborers. You have the
selection of officers and managers-you have
the power to make the Institute an ornament
to the State-you have the means to educate
and improve your apprentices, and if you fail
to do SO, the fault will ever be yours Gene
forward, then, to-day. unite yourself with
those who are laboring for the general good,
and make the Virginia Mechanics Institute
the first in point of strength and usefulness in
the Union
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-19

LATER FROM PARAGUAY.-Late advices
from Paraguay contradict the report of the
death of President Lopez. He had, however,
retired from the active administration Of the
government, in consequence of severe indis-
position, and charged one OF his most faithful
Councillors with the care OF State affairs. 1t
was not expected that the son of the Presi-
dent. Henriqne Lopez, would leave for the
United States as Commissioner until afler
official notice had been received that the SEN
ate had accepted the Bowiin treaty. lately me-
go,iated. Capt Page met with marked attcn.
ton from the Paraguayan government ana
valuable explorations was afforded to him and
his command
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gA Elegant Stock
DOMESTIC AND MICH FOREIGN DRY
GOODS

DOMESTIC AND RICH FOREIGN DRY
GOODS
AT THE CASH STORE OF
PERKINS s CO.. No. AL, Eqsls Saycr,
We have opened, and will continue to reeeive
~ SeteTSl weeks. The LARGEST and best stock ol
DOM ESTIc ana FOREIGN DRY GO0DS We
have ever offered. We invite wholesale and retail
.a.t 10 slve Us cali. We are prepared 10 fnrn-
81 large and small bnyers. NJ the
Low ESl CASH PRICES.
IN Dress Goods, rich SUkS aud SILKS ROBES
NAhENNIAS. POPLlNS-veTy large stock
Rleh Paris De LANES, MFRfNOS POPLTN
pE LANES, BpMBAXINES and ALPAC-
CAS-,
Vers rich III LAME ROBES-new STYLES,
LACE ana FRENCH WORKED SETS, COL
LARS. &c.
SHEEr!NGS snd SHIRTINGS. every grade.
In SERVANTS, CLOTHING and BLANK ETS
our stock cannot tss surpassed. We call your at
tenipn to these leading aTc es with the assurance
THAT our assortment is complete IN every particu
lar. We have marked them NJ prices that will
command the trade ot cash and short time buyers
Call and see.
PERKINS & cos. Cash Store.
Sc l9-ln No. Ill, Eagle Square.
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aA To Tobacco Nanufa s.--We
lrEg made srysnS Seuents with MessrS. Musser Il
coleman ~ make sn6 sell their PATENT TORAC-
80 PRESSES, with movable RETAINING PRES
SIS and are nov prepared To make them ~ short
notice. Ns cali The attention Of all manufacturers
ottohscco 10 them We clam Tor these machines
LIST ishag saN!ns.
p The work is done better,
s1 The small space they occupy.
s'A. The immense SAVING of money in the outlay
Ter mscmners.
mil 81 ;obacCo isset hy one of these machines
~ iTam three te hVc minutes. and rolled of ia the
rC'Snsr 10 3 side track, and allowed to sta-d as
!uH, ~ TIE MANAGER WISHES. ifenonrh OF the re-
laEess are procured, the tobacco can stand for
hNg~s the mills.
Ne refer t2 Messrs. Palmer & Allison A. Dill.
T.. l.oitler, j, b. Rosster X Co, Tnrpin 4 Var
'raaEh. E1TENGFR 4 EDMOND
and saw Mills. Cary ST., Richmond oc l3-Ims
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Eafercfng the Ordinaaees--According to pro-
mise, the Mayor yesterday summoned sixteen
of the principal clothiers and shoe dealers on
Main street, to appear before him and show
cause why they should not be fined for sus-
pending their goods more than twelve inches
from the walls of their houses, ON the side
walk. The general excuse was ignorance of
the law which did not however, avail with
his Honor who fined each of them 81, with
the understanding that the amount would be
remitted if the nuisance were at once abated.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-19

CALIFORNIA NEws.-The Overland mail
from California arrived at ST. Louis on the
10th inst, bringing San Francisco dates to
the 23d ult
The Agricultural Fair at Sacramento was
largely attended from all parts of the State
Crowds of politicians were assembled there,
and the canvass for the successor to the late
Senator Broderick was already commenced
General Denver and Governor Weller appear
to be the strongest candidates at present; but
at least half a dozen others are striving for
the place.
MIR. Brodercks estate was valued at $780,
600, but is encountered to the amount of SS5,-
900. He left no will, and it was supposed that
he had no relative; but two persons in San
Francisco, named Edmund Welch and Lucy
Brown, claim the estate, being, as they assert,
cousins in the second degree.
The Sacramento Democratic State Standard
states, on the authority of prominent anti
Lecomptoaite and warm supporter of the late
Senator Broderiek, that he (Broderick,) while
In his room at San Francisco, and just before
receiving the challenge from Terry, said he ex
pected to receive challenges from Messrs. Ter
ry, Gwin and Denver, severally, and that he
expected to kill all three of them before leaving
fol Washington.
There had been at San Francisco no arrivals
or departures since the sailing of the steamers
on the Goth.
Business was dull. The demand for goods
from the country had improved somewhat,
but importers were doing but very little. A
cargo OF 5000 bags of Rio coffee, received by
the ship w. b. Scranton, had been sold at auc-
tion, at prices averaging $i426x per bag
PROVISIONS nominal Sugar heavy
The Pacific Railroad Convention composed
OF delegates from alp the Pacific States and
Territories. was in session al San Francisco
aud very largely attended. John Ridurle. Of
California. President; Edward Lander. of
Washington Territory, and Alexander Pan
key, OF Oregon, Vice Presidents. vast
amount of statistics and arguments in favor
of the various routes, also in favor of the
road itself, comprise the substance of the pro-
ceedings thus far; but it is believed that some
action towards building the California por-
ton of the road will be recommended before
the Convention adjourns.
A special dispatch from Leavenworth SAYS
that Captain Simpson and party reached
that city yesterday morning from California
via Camp Floyd. The Captain reported that
his return route To California was better than
the outward one. Both routes are two hum
dred and fifty miles shorter than the Humboldt
river route, and of a much superior grade-
He found plenty of water, wood and grass
Capt Simpson also, by direction OF General
johnson, explored the new pass through the
Unita mountains, which will shorten Gunni-
sons route to Camp Floyd by about one hun
dred miles; and In case pass is found thro
the Rocky mountains, directly east Of the
Unita river, a route will have been obtained
shorter than any route which now crosses the
plains.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-19

The Central Agyieultarat Fair will open on the
24th, and will be one of great attraction. The
grounds have been put in nice order, the
buildings are roomy and comfortable, the
amount of agricultural machinery expected
Is large, many OF the finest horses, horned cat
tie, sheep, hogs. and poultry are tosbe there,
and the great steam plough, the wonder Of the
age, is to be seen by the thousands Of yisitsrs
who are expected from all quarters.
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sn- New and Elegant Stock of
FALL DRY GOODS
Al (kENSE III CTHRLES & CO,S

No. 20. BROAD STREET.
" e have inst received our entire stock of FALL
DRY GOODS embracing all the new DESIGNS that
are IN market TINS season, and shall continue to
add 70 our assortment by every arrival. so as to
present AZ all times tull and complete stock Of
FbRElGN and DOME GOODS.
In LADIES' Drsss Goods, CLOAKS, MANTLES.
ShANLS. SKIRTS, EMBRoI DERIES. LAC CES
WHITE GOODS. TRIMMINGS, &c. we have a
large and varied selection, and at prices that will
suit the most economical buyers. IS
lH gents Goods, We have the largest stock ever
offered, such as French and English CLOTHS.
Black and Fancy Casslmeres. BLACK and Fancy
NEhN ET and SILK VESTiNGS. SILK HDKFS
II r. and SCARFS. By ron and GaTotte COL
LARS. SILK and Cambria UMBRELLAS. Merino
and Wool SHIRTS and DRAWERS, SUSPEN-
NERS. &c.
Il CHI dren's Goods we have bright coors in
small + isured and Checked Goods, in all the DIFF
tercnt fairies.
In HOUSEKEEPING GOODS our stock cannot
he surpassed
splendid stock of the hest makes, and at low price
We invite an examination of our Goods as the
hest test of their quality, st,le. aud price.
sc 23-Im CRENSHAW, QUARLES & co.
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Military Moeepieafs.-Some three or four
here yesterday morning, by the Fredericks-
burg cars, en- route for Harper's Ferry, where
they are to report themselves TO Gov. Wise.
who is Tow on the grounds Of the late out
break. Their sudden departure has created
no little excitement IN this section Of the conn-
try. but we have no doubt that the insurgents
have been arrested before this time.
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ks- Kidney and Bladder Complaints.

ks-kidnry and Bladder ComPIainis. THE
newest and most important discovery for Kidney
bladder Complaintg, Urinary DISTINCTIONS i.eueor-
ThIi or Whites, Sexual Weaknesses, Physical
HORNE-S BCCHU COMPOUND.
Persons who have been unable 10 walk, have soon
been relieved by this powerful COMPOUND. 1t is
prepared by a Chemist, and is pronounced by medi-
eSl men and those who have used it, to be the best
BtcHU COMPOUND in the world. Large bottles
II small battles 50 cents. frssii supply lust
ceived by FISHER K WINSTON. Druggists,
10 H-l2m Main street, Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-19

Ihe Theatre has been unusually attractive, as
apiaee of resort, this week, and the manage.
ment seem determined to allow no Tagging
They offer to play -goers a rare bill for TO.
night, and should have an overflowing house.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-19

Ea- Two-Onr-Seven. - The Public are
tiul ROOMS, recently fitted np for the purpose of
cohduetlns the PHOTOGRAPHIC ART in all its
varied branches, and examine the numerous i'm
Wovemepts lately added to the ART. PHOTO
bkAfHs eoiored IN WATER or OIL, from MIN
azure up To ie slz, which styles combine all the
delicate hDish of the ivoFs Miniature aud the bold
anu peaklng Portrait in oil. AN BROTYPESta taken
~ every variety OF style. q. w. MINIS,
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"a Great Bargains
FOR CASH. AT
PERKINS < CO.'S,
No. lii, EAGLE SQUARE.
~ Brown SHIFTING, Heavy, at Cd.
4 Bleached :. :. at6d.
Super. - at 10 cents
The best A '' eyefsold here, at l21a cts.
lDj p's Fast CoI'd PRINTS. at64, cents
Best English and American PRINTS, at ii cents
81 IS VALkNTIAS and DELAINES, at l21a cts.
Rich Pafs DELAiNES, at 624a cts, worth S7ta cts.
DRESS SILKS. very cheap
Is Very Rlch SILK ROBES. at S35, worth S45
KID GLOVES, as good as Alexander's, at rs cts.
Best l0-4 Bleaehed SHEETINGS. at % cts.
PERKINS & CO.,
sc le-ts No. I4l Eagle Square.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-19

Reeirat.-A revival of religion is progress
ing at Leigh street Baptist Church, under the
ministration of Pastor Willis, aided by Rev
Mr Hardwicke, who has been preaching a Sc
ries of interesting sermons.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-19

UNITED STATES TRooPs FOR OREGoN.-A
detachment of two hundred and fifty re-
cruits for Oregon is to sail from New York on
the Goth instant, accompanied by the follow
ing army officers
Major Albemarle Cady, sixthinfantry COM
manding detachment. Captain Andrew j.
Smith. first dragons. Second Lieutenant
John T. Mercer, first dragons. Captain J OH.
Buford, Jr., second dragons Breyet Nj Ajor
George p. Andrews, captain, third artillery
Captain Rensselaer, w. Foote, sixth infantry
First Lieutenant Benjamin F. Smith, sixth
infantry. Second Lieutenant Aaron B. II. ard.
CASTLE sixth infantry.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-19

Wyman is furnishing fun tor the million, at
Metropolitan Hall, where he is holding forth
every evening. See him and witness his rare
feats of necromancy and ventriloqusm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-19

respassing.-Philip, slave to Williams &c
Ragland, was removed from Mrs Lucy Exalrs
premises at her request, and yesterday ordered
TO be punished
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-19

Getting He,t-The negro fellow, whose skull
was fractured on the 9th instant, by bfoW
from poker. is yet at the Medical Colfege3
and in a fair way to recover
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-19

- TRIENNIAL PARADE OF THE NEW YORK
YIRE DEPAHTMENT.-The triennial parade OF
the New York Fire Department, Monday, was
very imposing. There were l60 companies in
the line, and 50 bands of music. The De part
ment has on the roll forty y-seyen engine. hfty-
seven hose, aud fifteen hook -and-ladder COM
panies, which, with their full complement OF
men, comprise about COCO members. Nine or
ten visiting companies Joined In the p roces-
sion. The decorations OF engines alone cost,
it is said, Si0o,000.
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Coatfausd.--The case OF James p Henry,
charged with stealing $3.50 worth of wafchSj
and jcwelry from III. G.. Whitmap.o .on Frid6y
last, was called by the Mayor yesterday, sd
continued on account of the unayoidahlo db-
sence of important witnesses
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-19

The Fire Brigade has been thoroughly armed
and equipped for the protection of the city
during the absence of a portion of the militia
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Ipapgdeace Pxnished.--Henry Shores a slave
in the employ of Messrs. Roddy & Morris,
was ordered fifteen lashes by the Mayor yes
terday, upon conviction of having used abu-
siye, indecent and vulgar language to Mrs.
McElroy, at her house, near Rockets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-19

UnlawfM Asstmbty-B Benjamin Tieman
Keeper of small grocery on Cary street, be-
tween Ith and 18th, was fined seven dollars
ny the Mayor yesterday, for having an nnlaw-
fui assembly of nine negroes in his house
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-19

Stealing Coal.-Adeline slave to, Barnett
Wicker, was found vending her way home.
ward with basket of coal aud on being ques.
toned as to how she obtained II, was unable
to give an accurate account Ordered to b
whipped y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-19
BY cowAaD,N / nAMMEaSLEy.
SPECIAL. NOTICES

pa- Laaie.' and Meas Under Wear. -xa
MERlNo,
LAMBS Wool,
and AMERICAN
rSDEH SHIRTS AND DRAWERS,
For ladies' ant use0,
Me y = w T. y IL:
Beautiful CLOTHS.
CASSIMERES
and NESTiNGs,
Newest STYLES, vegy cheap ...
rA- CLOAK CLOTHS aud VELVEfS, IN va
TefN.
SILKS.
SILKS:
avd elegant nR FSS $tlhS, IN Rohss and PLAIN
Dress,s ever shown in this market, 81 astonishing
" iuw prices. -. -..-
and BLANKETS,
sN wholesale and retail. very cheap,
sc i2-ts WATKINS K FICXLEN
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Ready for Servife.--The Richmond Troop,
Capt. JOSEPH r. ANDERSON, has been equip
ped for service, and can be called out at any
instant that their services may be needed For
patrol duty one company of horse is worth
regiment of infantry, either in town or coun-
frv
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-19

Public Gaard.--We are. requested to say that
the interior guard at the penitentiary are pri-
vate citizens. The outside guard are members
of the Public Guard. This explanation IL
made because of the escape Of Sunderland
The outside guard tired upon him, but could
not leave his POST to pursue him, for fear Of an
arrest. or course, no blame attaches to the
soldier for the escape Of tho prisoner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-19

o. p. Sims.-The friends Of this gentleman
will be gratifed to learn that he is steadily i'm.
proving, and that he has been able to sit up
occasionally, for q short time. The ply ysicians
have at length been enabled to discover the To-
cation of the ball, which is near the right kid
ney, and may eventually be able to get it out
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-19

Snfs.-Attention is invited to the sale of real
estate, to take place on Church Hill, to-day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-19

Not Caught Nathaniel Sunderland, the es-
capped convict from the Penitentiary, is yet at
large
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The GREAT EAsrEKN-Ths New Yori

The GREAT EAsTERN.-The New York
Times says:
From the letter of our special correspon-
dent, who is in situation to be thoroughly
informed, the vessel will leave Great Britain
on Thursday merit, and, if the calculations of
the projectors prove correct will reach Fort
land in the course of next week. We also
learn that the extension of her voyage to New
York has been definitely decided upon, the
route through the Sound and the East River
having been selected as the safer approach.
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SUNDAY AND THE GERAANs.--A meeting 81
Germans was held In New York on Sunday
evening, for the purpose Of giving expires sion
to = sentiment in favor of the Observance OF
the Sabbath. There was about 1,5O0 pre< ent.
Addresses were delivered BY the Rev. DIR. Ad-
ams, in English, aud by the Rev. j. ID. Hullan
and DIR. Philip Sehnn IN the yernacular,
and series of resolutions vsers adopted, IA
voring quiet observance of the day.
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THE TRADE OF SHANGHAE.-In view OF the
probable ratification of our new treaty with
ihe Chinese empire, summary of trad . at
Shanghae for the year 1855 has been made at
the State Department From this IL appea rs
that the aggregate imports amounted To nearly
sai COO Oe,, and the aggregate exports 70 sos,-
upwards of S23, 500 0G0. The inward and out
ward tonnage shows four hundred and sixty-
four British and one hundred and htty-thres
American ships, and five hundred and fifteen
ships Of other nations.
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~ = hsmsyai .--W. Leigh Burton, Dcntist,
o"' seoss shs Msehanics' Institute. AZ ~ -sm
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HIGHEST MoUNTAIN.-It was for q long TIME
supposed that Mount Washington, Of tile
White Mountain group, was the highest peak
east of the Rocky Mountains. But this hone r
must now be definitely conferred upon Smoky
Mountain. belonging To the Black Mountain,
group. and situated In Jaeksoa county, North
Carolina, near the Tennessee line. According
to Capt. Cram, of the United States Coast Sur
yey, the height of Mount Washington Is 62as
feet. The elevation Of Smoky Mountain il
6737 feet.
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"a X. e. Hobson. Practical Hair f,u,..,
nr.p, " DhEsSER.-~Iis HAIR CUTTING. SHA
s,,aa saso; IL; sh AMPo0fNG and UYEING ROOMS are
aaaef the American Hotel. Gentlemen wishing IL
ses thss HAIR CUT in the latest and most ar
Entrance on iIth street. - '''"''-
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oEA~ To Make Bread S,eediIy-.Use Semi
rLE'S lNFALLlBLE BAKING POWDER.
TO SAVE ONE-HALF THE LARD IN making
biscuit, 6c., use SempIe's infaiibie Baking Pow
deI. Price 2Uc.
Ever, lover OF good bresd should use Semple's
ihiailil,ie Baking Powder. Price A1c.
o. ify, ,sempe's infallibie Baking Powder. Price
~'c' fof sale by ykO. w. GARLICk.
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This cert6es that at the sixth annual exhibition
OF the United States Agricultural Society, held at
Richmond. Va, October, 1888 one Silver and three
Bronze Medals were awarded to SAMUEL
SUTHERLAND, of Richmond Va, for Guns,
Pistols and Rifles. TENcn TiLGHMAS, Pres't.
HEN PRRIEY PnnRF Sne'Y.
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Thess were y dsAAAs q nsltinese -
Nssk
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~ Liesrice, In Mass and stick, Of the best
NM, NM ARABIC lgenuine1, for Tobacconists.
IoNa "a HEANS-AEga astura, Black and Crys-
OLIVE OIL, in glass, of new crop. In store and
i'f sale low by j. PITFIELD GEORGE
In NJ. Blair and Co.'s Building, CLTner
NY s~om 18th and Cary sts.
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: THE TUNsTALL MoISE.

... DANviLLE, VIRGINIA.
With new furniture. and newl, repaired we ass
sure visitors that no efforts will spared to proote
their comfort and we respectfully solicit trial
The TCNSTALL HOUSE is also the STAGE
OFflCE. and our omnihusses viii sways be ~
readiness to carry passengers to and from the
Depot, A. 6. WALTERS wv
J. M. WALKER ! Preprietoya
fen-lyd w. 7. SIMMONS,t
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CIGARS. CIGARS, ClGARS-LEAF. AND
~ MANUFACTURED TOBACcO.. MEER-
Wholesale pure hssers are solicited 10 call and ex
anime, At JOHN B0UCHEk'S Cigar aud To-
bacco Store. 18th st., between Main and Franklin
SITS, complete assortment in the ahsye line 9f
foods. Warranted as represented fany afhcf0
don't suit it can be exchnnxed, or the money re-
funded at any time.
N. B;-cfGARS made, in any style. TO order.
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~ DIR. w. M. HAMMOND,
- LATE OF BALTIMORE cry
OFFICE AND ESIDENCE on sth street. be.
tween Grace and Franklin streets. " l3-sns
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TALL TRADE, 1859.
Z CLOTHING AT WHOLESALE EXCLU-

No. IL PEARL STREET,
Have in store the largest and best assorted StoeE
of READY-MAD CLOTHING they have ever
offered for sale. Their Goods have been manu- iaes.
tured upon the best terms and made of the RESI'
MATERIAL and in the most FASHIONABLE