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The hydraulic press. (North San Juan, Nev. Co., Cal.) 1858-18??, 1859-02-12

MINING fOPULATION.-Ac OrreSpOn-
dent of the Sacramento Union, writing
on the subject of the sale of the mineral
lands, makes this erroneous remark: CIT
is notorious that the class of laborers
now working the mines are inferior in
intelligence and capacity to those of an
earlier period. The grade of laborers
is constantly deteriorating"
This observation may be correct in the
locality where it was written, but as a
general proposition, referring to the
whole mining population of the State, it
is wide from the truth. TO what Gear
lier period" does the Unions correspon-
dent refer? If to the first days, or first
years, of the gold excitement, he is sim
gularly unfortunate, The State was
then flooded with adventures from ev.
cry part of the world men who had
been waits all their lives, some of them
outlaws; the degraded convicts of Aus.
tralia and Van Dieman's Land, the low
est class of Mexicans, Chileans, Kanakas,
and the dissolute of our own large cities
mixed with saving modicum of intel
Tgence and virtue. AS the American
element increased, the inferior races were
driven off, as it is now proposed to ex-
pei the Chinese. Whole districts oc-
cupied by obnoxious foreigners were
cleared of them by force, and the "Sid-
ney Coves," as the British criminals
who once abounded here were termed,
were dealt with even more harshly, un-
til they fled the land in terror. At last
our own people were in the majority,
but for awhile their own conduct failed
to illustrate the cardinal virtues. The
purifying influence Of woman was not
here, and the facility with which mon
ey could be acquired tempted the great
er number to throw off every moral re-
straint and to revel in the vices of drunk
eness and gambling. This is a repulsive
picture, but is it not true one? Event
ually, as the accumulation Of gold be-
came more difficult, demanding steady,
industrious habits, and as women and
children thickened in the land, the
character Of the whole population i'm
proved. Men began to desert the splen-
did saloons and low tipping shops for
the sacred social circle; and the mining
instead of deteriorating has
been constantly improving from these
causes for several years. Nearly every
mining town now has it's cluster of per-
manent homes, and the social amenities
are no longer confued to the lower
cities.
These are facts that will gain immediate
recognition from every old resident. 1t
may not be necessary to state then in re
ply to anonymous misrepresentation; but
this talk about the inferiority of Califor-
MIA laborers vexes one, and should not
appear in prominent journal I'M
rebuked.
The hydraulic press. (North San Juan, Nev. Co., Cal.) 1858-18??, 1859-02-12
The SACRAMENTO BEETLE pub

The SACRAMENTO BEE.-The pub
fishers of this paper invariably send a
spoiled copy in exchange to this Office.
We are really unable, for this reason, to
make any use of it, or to form any idea
Of its character-exoept, that its COM
plerion is generally black as the devil
can make it.
The hydraulic press. (North San Juan, Nev. Co., Cal.) 1858-18??, 1859-02-12

The Placerville and Humbolt telegraph
Company are about establishing another
line to Sacramento, uia Folsom, says
the Observer. They intend making it
an air line, and the work will commence
Immediately.
The hydraulic press. (North San Juan, Nev. Co., Cal.) 1858-18??, 1859-02-12

DR.. Duncombe has been nominated
to fill the vacancy in the Assembly &C.
casioned by his own election.
We thought he should not have been
ousted, but cannot see what is to be
gained by re-electing him.
The hydraulic press. (North San Juan, Nev. Co., Cal.) 1858-18??, 1859-02-12

Hon. E. f. Burton has our thanks
for copy of Mr.. Kirkpatrick Reven-
ue bill, to which we have before alluded
at some length.
The hydraulic press. (North San Juan, Nev. Co., Cal.) 1858-18??, 1859-02-12

D1aNIF1ED.-The spectacle of two
editors throwing filthy explosives at one
another.
The hydraulic press. (North San Juan, Nev. Co., Cal.) 1858-18??, 1859-02-12
HARDLY RIaHT.-The Nevada Dem

HARDLY RIGHT.-The Nevada Dem
ocrat says that Alex. Griffin, who mad
his escape from the county Jail last
week, had been''permitted, at times, to
walk about town, on parole, to see his
friends. 1t does not seem right that
prisoners, no matter how well behaved,
should be allowed such a dangerous
privilege. 1t is gross injustice to the
community at large. and calculated to
afford excuse for the repetition of those
acts of popular lawlessness which have
already sufficiently disgraced the State.
We hardly thought the statement
correct, and are glad to see that the
Journal positively denies it. That paper
says: "Grifin ON no occasion was allowed
to walk about the town on parole, to see
his friends. He was not allowed to-
leave the Jail unattended or unmatched.
Snow, and rain, and wind have ruled
the whole State during the past week,
and the last has been very mischievous
In many places, playing such tricks as
we recorded of it here. The miners
have suffered considerably in the des-
truction of their fumes and houses
Seven hundred and eighty-four feet of
new fume at Indian Diggings, Ell Do
RADIO county, was blown down, though
this is probably only one of many in
stances. But the abundant rain will
prove ample compensation for all losses.
There has not been such heavy wet
for two years before. Mining records
for the ensuing spring will be of an un--
usually gratifying character.
STATE MEDICAL SocIETY.-This
body convened at Sacramento on We'd
nesday, as we learn from the Union, and
after the transaction of some preliminary
business, proceeded to consider the case
of DR.. Cole.
One Medico offered resolve to the
effect that Coles famous report on obstet-
RIGS had entailed disgrace upon the
society, and that having forfeited all
claim to its respect he, Cole, should at
once have his name stricken from the
roll. Fortunately, more just and dignifed
action was taken, the whole matter being
referred to committee for investigation,
said committee to hear DR.. Coles
defense. The result has not vet
transpired.
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10 nell
10 quarter "
10 eighth
r. opnrpIye TIcKBfs Oh CHnTiTIcAfla.
NOR KIDNEY AND BLADDER AT

l. PECTIONS.-HARTSHOH NE'SGkEATBtCHU
COMp0rND for this rapid cure of all Kidney and
Bladder Complaints. This Concentrated Compound
Extract OF Buchu is the best Remedy IN the orld
news. Dropsy, Gravel elects. Leucorrhoes or hites
Urinary Complaints DISTRACTIONS, and al Diseases
CONSTITUTIONAL origin frogl any other cause, OF
long or short duration.
Il is prepared by Chemist. containing n2 her.
cury and is pronounced by medical men to be not
only the best but the cheapest Bnchu Compop aa ~
she world Persons who have suffered for years end
,onid scarcely walk. have been cured By using QUE
or two bottles ,,..
Large Bottles, 81; small Bottles 80 cents sotd by
FISHEG WINSTON, and all Druggists IN aIeh
nono' HesoA's - % sn
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Secretary Floyd has returned to Washington.
A Are at Ration, Ohio, on the 9th inst, destroyed
rs business houses-loss $4,000.
Madame Gszzsniks, the vocalist, has contri-
buted two Thousand francs to the italian fund
Thackeray 10 spoken Of ~ about to edit month.
~ masszins for Smith b Elder, of Cornh III, Ion
ion. H. means to begin 1t with y new tale, 70
which he 10 to receive $780, 600.
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-UNE 9Th, 1859.
nunS r. PRICE Il co.

TUNE 9Th, 1859.
d THOs. r. PRICE 4 CO.
Make additions to their stocks regularly twice
week throu ghout the entire season. aud have 70 Of
fer to their friends and the pubic received wiunin
the past few days. many new ana cnoi0e 'nins' III
some Observation-Disclosures them
Lace NANTES and SCRNOuo
Lace POINTS and SHAWLs
Mourning MANTLEs
Mourning Barege DUSTERS
silk and Lace MANTLE3
travelling BUSTERS
PARASOLs and UMBRELLAS
EMBROIDERIES, in variety
Lace SETS
illusion CApES and BRRTHAS
Long and Short Lace MlTTS
New PRINTS and LAWNS
ROsIERY, in every style
Gauze SHIRTS and DRAWERS, &C
In silks Bareges, 0rgandes Robes OF all inc az
proved materials, indeed every description OK LIE
CANT DnES5 GOODS. they are prepared 70 onei
great Inducements to purchasers, ana lnFlte eoh
from moth city and country buyers.
Their heavy stock and furnishing departments
are % 1;"as AeP' THOS PRICE co.
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,,oERHAvE,s HOLLAND BITTERS.

WE " kih n y II he< T. ~
And the various affections consequent 1pon dis.
or0sfs' STOMACH Or LIVER.
anch A. Irdsxesti01t Acidiky OF tho Stomach.
rtc3inky PAINS Hseftburn, Loss Of Appetite Despon.
dency. Csstiveness, Blind and Bleeding Piles In
all Nervous. Rheunstic, SEQ Nearaigic affections.
It haa in numerous instances proved qighly benet-
eial and in others effected decided eure.
This is Q purely vegetable compound, yrapared on
strictly scientific principles after the mar1ef Ct the
celebrated Holland Professor. Boerhave Because Ct
IL great Ia most ofths European States in
cialy thoee Of our athersEd scattered here and
there over the face of this mighty country Meeting
With great success among Thorn, Now offer it to the
American public, knowing that ito truly wonderful
medicinal virtues must be acknowledged.
1t liz particularly rec 'mmended to those persons
whose consultations may have been impaired by the
continuous use of ardent spirits other forms OF
dissipation. Generally instantaneous in effect il
pds its way directly to the seat of life thrilling
and Quickening every nerve. raising mp the droop-
vigor in the system.
NOTICE.-Whoever expects to find this beve.
rage will be disappointed but to the SICK weak and
low spirited. It will prove grateful aromatic cor.
The great popularity Of this delightful Aroma has
induced many limitations, which the public should
guard against puTsEssing. Be not persuaded to buy
anything else until ygu haYe given BOERHAVE's
ROLAND Buffers fslr TRIAL. One bottle will
these limitations.
Sold at 81 per bottle, or six bottles for g. the
SOLE PkOPRIETORS,
BENJAMIN PAGE, JR. = co
MANUFACTURING
IHARMAUEUTIsTs AND CHEM1aTs
PITThRURGH, PA.
xrsold nearly all the Druggists In thu city
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...nT1 ACADEMY LoTTERIEe.
s1urHoRIzEp By rHH STATE OF asoReiA'
nr.ws AT AUGUSTA. GEORGIA.

10 THE PUBLIC. -As the members e oar r nsm
,.ve ~ way Of purchase. become the oI 49,
- Tia arAnts chartered BY the statse o. Dos ~
ware. Ksnsacs1 Mlssour,; snp 81 Msssrs Gregory
Ssay Wiminsson peswa.s ~ We ., n.ss r Germ rn,
Cd Il expsdient 70 change me nan ~ Wnop RDDY
s SSo who wiI, have tho manassnsat q shs sparta
IeSdsmy LOTTERY and the others ~ above nsmea.
~ ~ sndeavored TO transact al our business
sr and we can Assute the public that sne
srnns - heretofore bestowed on us Ia well dassrv
hetng trans{errod to our sucsessors, W0OD,
~, INV ~ IN. Very respectfully.
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WATCH SPRING sKIRTS.-Watct

WATCH SPRING eKiRTs.-Watch
w Spring Hoop skirta, at 81 % ~ s "a
Watch Spring Hoop Skirts, with 70. ~ ana ~
hoops, the highest ard best made
CoIored Cactus skirts. at SIC. bargain
Ladies' Black Net Mitts. long and snort
Do do do with and without myers
Misses Long Black Mtts
Do White Bsrege Busters
Do do Mar settles do
Ladies' RiIk and Lace Nantes
Do White and Black Barege shawls
Do Black barege Raglans and busters
Do Psrssols and Umbrellas
DO Lace and Muslin Sets, Sleeves and Collars
10 BLACK and White Grape and Lace do do do
Do MaTseiiles and Linen Collars and Gets
CbiIdren's do do do do
Lades' and Children's Gauze Merino Underwear
Black Lace Wells, On assortment
Do do do. real. from $40 to $50
ALSO-Bleached Shirtings, at Cd, wide anu cheap
At 80 Main street.
W CHRISTIAN l. LATHROP.
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= - -
, JUNE p. 1850
rnnaspAY MoRNINo......... -.

M
Tar TcasApo In McpasH CousrrN ., ,rne.-
dan, Of the spsioea I'D journal OF NS, o, A..
a.,, writes from Jacksonville inc oarn.
ea.nt a .he reeea, great tornado 10 MOS
~: .x -. clown from
mr. n'u.s. s.r,,sd distance oi osst !. ~ .In,n.
~,neos -, t,spd scarcely pa w. ,'s asnsh.
yArds, sna 49, uron her body. L@fesa, -
ing hsd Ss1xsst, was blowe ron tn s. 49,
ter OF oso - "istern whers:shetwas sosnu uso1r ~
bsnee,'ns, son Of Bedford Brownie company Wssn
90. $1,000 ss..s paul Martino, were GU husuhs' $40
. fos 10 ,torm approach, sought refuge 10 :
see,hs ,ors ling 6 Joseph Fry, Esg., where they
esi . s.ath hy the total destruction g! the place.
~ sn.x had hoped for shelter. 4 httie ooy
-. carried ky wind for some dlstants, aad sneS
,onod in q tree. with bis arm brokeu, excisms
IN ehi,dtsh Innocence. spa, when wss up ."...
ever 30 high. saw . great big wsxen ly p.n
h.ad This wagon belonged to Jesse hen1y' -
nd though mads with heavy iron AXES, ~
vss.Ige Of II has been found. Houses were ~
troyed. ana not niece o timber leis 70" ~ne s
tbsy oris,n.,,v steod, Barns we're twisted "o.1
their found atoms - though they were go ms"s
saess az Fathers and deposited, 10 one Instances,
hsu. mile from tic former locality. TIE scoooi
honsn Ia the ne fshborhood was iiissj rom rvs ~.
.,tsnn and turned around as compulsory a. tnoas.
directed by an experienced srchtsecf. horses ~.
est,le we're carried nearly mile, aud We are to,o
thst ana poor beast had her horas ntefsuy
ariyep into her head. Stock Of every description
could be seen for miles around, slth mu,hateo
heads, broken limbs, aud some With rails driven
into their bodies, writhing most terribly 10 the
agonies Of death.
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Tag SUGAR MARKR7.-The New York papers
a,at. that tbe copditios of the trade in Cuba su-
CARS aud the heavy stocks In that maFke', st;racf
attention. The Losses on Sugar have been iarg.'
ard prices have not yet seen bottom. The decline
dur ing the last ninety days has beer about Two
cents q pound. The Express says the ttgh price
at which sugar acceptauces are 0Gsred Two per
cent GER month for paper due 10 Jniy) is explained
In part by the large stock of sugar III New York,
the smonts standing as foilows:
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DkLEGArR-Hou Edward Stanley, formerly Nj.
c. from North Caroline, 10 enc OF the Delegates
chosen by the California Diocesan convention 70
the general Convention to be held q hicnnionu'
Va. ON the 5th of October next.
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REMAINS OF A MAsxoDox.-Tha McKiniy (Texas)
Messenger states that the skeleton remains of n
,nsstodon have beat found ian bedded 10 the earth
on II branch Of Hickory Creek, about Is miles
north Of that place. A tusk 0 feet Ia length aud
ten inches the base has been dug up, also part
of the jaw bone, Weighing % pounds.
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Z WILBACHER,
J. = BOTHER. AND WHOLEsALE DEALER
T.acr0 R1xEF ALE POINTER. &c.

IL ~ II N u " "a, N - ObN GSAst SSI
(Office On 18TH between Main AMI Cary sts
SPRING AND SUMMER SEASON.
Thankful for tho liberal patronage snd confidence
in my establishment, from all parts of the Com
monwealth and State at large. take pleasure to
state that shall sell during the 81 ring and Sum-
mer, my
BOTTLED LAGER BEER,
CREAM ALE,
and PORTER.
at the same prices as heretofore, viz:
Quarts per de.en. s! Is IS cts doz slleTsdby
Halt pints, per doz. oo-extra charge for bot
ties.
Trusting, by prompt attention t. orders. snd of
feriag always the best article to shsee still great
er pafl 6: public favor. and give general safsiac
tion.
Goods for the country packed in barrels, and de.
livered to any Railroad DeSot in Town, free OF
charge.
/ aIn still Agent for the sale Of Jacob Seeger,s
Baltimore LAGER BEER, and Dandelets *
PALE ALE, the superiority OF which is acknow'
lodged by everyJudge; and I continue to RECON-
mend both srtielesfor their pureness and Densncia
effects 10 invaids.
s1- Orders left with Messrs. Duvai Norton,
corner 10th and Main SITS, Messrs Laidiey EoDlnI
sou, corner 4th and Franklin, or at my STORE, WIN
be promptly attended to. mn Io-o.1L
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FATAL ACCIDENT The editor of ths Detroit TIL
brno has just lost his sou In sad way. The boy
went to exercise az a gymnasium establishment,
and rot so entsugied Ia some ladder straps that
he was straugled before aid was At hand.
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EIopxAKSr.-Mrs. Holroyd, wife Of Mr.. William
iIolroyd. an engineer on the Georgia Railroad,
niored from Atlanta, Ca, last Monday night, with
a Mr.. Tomliuson, q sale sman 10 dry goods store.
Holroyd, saved by years Of industry aud econo'
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SALE OF HOUSEHOLD WoRDs.-Househod Words
was recently sold by auction in London. The bid
diugs commenced at $500. From fll00 the bid
diugs we're between Mr.. Chss. Dickens and Messrs.
Bradbury 4 Evaus. Ultimately, tho copyright
was purchased by Mr.. Chas. Dickens for tue sum
of & $3.50. Messrs. Bradbury Evans are about TO
atart rev periodical, under the editorship Of Mr.
Lucas, who has been for some time engaged 10 the
literary department Of the London Times.
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Dx.fH sy EATING FaicfIoN MATcH.s-A little
cir, Of Mr. Alien Ross, of Stanley county, N ",
fso,, ,a.tchas Two other children of mr. Ross
are dangerously Ill from the same cause
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SENTENCE YoR NosR BIriSG.-In the Essex coun-
ty (Mass.) Court OF Common Pleas, at Newbury.
port. Abraham Norris, for biting the nose of .
woman, was sentenced to Ave years imprisonment
IN thu State prisop.
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Two THE INTEREST OF THE La
/ nIEs-sIO O00 worth of Goods to be closed out
at such prices as to defy competition. GCLDSaIT
will cff.r lis stock of Goods this morning and con
nrices. The following articles can be found among
his stock Splendid White Hose at l21sc, Hlch EN-
broidd Hdkts at 25c; Plain Linen CamDric hokis
from 6Jsc up: White Tar latan5 0c Paras0is extra
cheap: Extension Hoop skirts st any price; Black
Nantles r.m 81 up to the finest quality Corsets sl
Insters and Raglans; Plain and Figured SILK Nets;
Black silks; Irish Linens;. every description OF EN-
broideries and Millinery Goods; ore csse OF E4af.
palm leaf Fans &c; Long Mits &c; fan:y Hair
PIN Bonnete; Flats: and thousands OF other arr.
c,es. sa5o wards Fripges Velvet Ribbons. HaiooDs
and 9th. trimmings The ladies Will ma great
save; oy cs'iins OF GOLDSMITH, EOS Broad st.
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- LARGE ADDITIONAL SUP

PLIES OF 8HUES ,-u ,;r -
ineoneap0'' p'~'0 " JOSEPH sTKAUSE.
Ladies' Morocco and 9oatskin Bootees, WITH anu
without heels, at very low price yon VIII Ump nTSN
Ladies' Kid and Morocco Slippers. with ana WIN
ont heels 50 cents and upwards yGu can 70.
Ladies' Black and Copd Gaiters. with and wi.hou'
hseis. at astonishing low prices. yoS can puX s.
Nisses and Children Morocco. Goatskin, CATERS,
Slippers and all kinds of fancy Shoes; you can ouJ
At rs per cent cheaper than at other PLACES A.
Men and Boys Congress Caters. Oxford Iies,
Slippers. Brogans. &C., we'll made, ct rensonSpie
prices. you can Hud at AoSEHH s IN ,irsa.
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NEW STYLES

M NEW STYLES MHM
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS.
JuAreceived a fresh supply OF
HATS, CAPS AND STRAW GOODS,
comprising ali the newest and latest OF Hats
Caps, Ladies', Misses and Children's straw doods,
viz: r - -
Ladies', Misses and Children's Flats OF every va
riety and quality
Infants Turbans of tho latest styles.
Young Gents and Youths Hats and Caps, OF tke
most fashionable st Ies--which will be sold on the
most favorable terms.
cell is most respectfully solicited
RIO. L. DICKINSON,
Successor to Binford. Dickinson Weisger,
49, No II Main at.
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The rates West Of Knoxville will not so into
feet until sfter the completion OF sho Cleyel
Branch Railroad. which will be about tAe Isl
April.
Shippers OF through goods must send dupc
of goods. Send to Cox's Line Of Boats.
AS LEE on the Dol
N. B-Goods from Northern cities shipped thr'o
at reduced rates. A. 3.
fe le--ts
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DRICEH REDUCED
i ATTHEOASH STORE OF
PERKINS Il CO,
No 14I Eagle equare-
Grsat bargains in the latest styles Of rich Drsss
Goods:
silk Robes at $40, worth $50
Rich Obene Bag ade re silks, very low
Rich 0rensdine Robes marked down frcm $50
Elegant Barge Robes at SIS worth go
lawns. Organizes and Jaconets. very cheap
20 pieces Mohair De Beges, for travelling
DrSsses
Plaid Foulard Silks. for mfsss. at IS cts
Iarre stock French Worked Collars
Rich Lace and Muslin Sets
100 new Paratols, just opened
Fresh stock Alexsnder's White Kid Gloves
Ladies' and Misses best Steel Spring skirts
;oe PERKINS CO.
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nAVIS & ORVIS,
~ ATTORNEYS At LAVE
RICHMOND, VA.
The subscribers having entered into a partner
ship Id the practice OF the law will say to their
friends that they will promptly attend to bust
ness entrusted to their care in any of the courts
held in the city of Richmond, and in the counties
of Henrico. Hanover. King William, Essex and
GoCchlAnd.
Office on Bank street. opposite the Court House.
DAVIS,
my 20-3m 0kNIS.
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DICH NRW DRESS GOODS
n SECOND SUPPLY
Weinyte attention to the following eieg ant stock
Of Dress Goods purchased by one of our firm at
auction, &C. and will be sold at unprecedented low
prices
Two Flounced ard Double Jupe Silk Robes
Elegant Bayadere and Chene silks
Rich Organdie and Jaconet Robes
Elegant Robes a'TuniQue
Rich Print Bareges aud Glaze Poplins
Crepe MaretZ and Barege D. LANES
Black Ohalie, Tamartne and Mourning Ducals
French aud English Prints. Ginghams, Briliiants
and ether sty les Of Dress Goods. For novelties Ill
all styles of Dress Goods, enquire At No lab Main
street A X PARKER CO.
THE NEAT LAWN EMPORIUM
l. lCe0 yards all styles Lawns and real French
Jaconets on hand to be sold eff this week at prices
that cannot fail to please, ct
je6 MAlLERI q Cheap Store
S0Al MANTLEs, BUSTERS, WHITE
cOO CAPES-Ladies wishing to purchase cheap
Mautillss Dnsters and White Marseiiles and Bril-
lisns Capes CT oil styles, for children can get the
best OF bargains at NAILpRTgS Cheap store.
B-Store will be closed ON Wednesday and
Thursday, sih and 9th insts.
CHEAP GOODS FROM AUCTION
~ Will opsu this morning several desirable lots
OF goods from auction, Call soon and get bargain,
st MAlLEhTs Cheap Store.
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COMING Observation-Disclosures the Virginia cleo
tions. Just over the following have yet to occur
On TAT Monday In August. In Alabama, Kentucky
aud Texas; on LIST Thursday of August, in Tennes-
sac; on ID Thursday In August, in North Carolina;
on 1st Monday of October, in Georgia and Missis.
eippi; on the Sd Tuesday OF October, in Minneso'
Is; on the LIST Monday (7tb) Of November in Lou
islaua; and on the LIST Wednesday Of November
(2d) In Marysnd.
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OPRING SALES-1859.

CPRING SALES-1859.
THOMAS, HUGHES Il CALDWELL,
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS,
mo. Pearl Street, Richmond, virginia.
We are now ready TO exhibit our SPRING
NOTIONS AND FANCY GOODS:
= We have more than doubled our DIRECT I'M
PORTATIONS which, added to our
LARGELY INCREASED STOCK
OF American manufactures. enables as to oner 20
the nderchants OF
VIRGINIA,
TENNESSEE, and
KENTUCKY,
q Stock Of GOODS. not to be surpassed in E4-
TENT, BEAUTY and CHEAPNEss; n this coun'
Embroderes. Laees. Dress Trimmings: SIZE T ana
suspenders. Shirts and Collars, Umbrellas, Para
soils. Brushes, Combs. Buttons, Hoop Skirts, Per.
fumeries and Soaps Gold and Gilt Jeweiry. &C.
larry specified in onr printed Catalogues.
45r Orders II Sit rilaes promptly attended 70.
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