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GREAT TELEGRAPH SCHEME.-Anotherg great
telegraph scheme has been broaehed, the
thor being Major Collins. U. S. Agent at the
river Amoor Taking Behring's Straits as the
point of submarine connection between the
two continents, Major Collins calculates the
distance from Moscow TO St. Louis at 1i,040
miles. The cost of construction for the whole
of this distance, he estimates, would be in
round hunters s., ,500,000, nearly a fifth of this
amount being set down under the head of con-
tingencies. The cost of maintenance and
working would be about S675,CGo yearly and
the annual receipts (minimuml 81 ,5,2 600, leay-
ing clear annual profit of Ss27, 900.
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FREE DRINKING FoUNTAINs-A handsome
tree drinking fountain was recently erected
in London, which bore the following inscrip-
tom This fountain of pure water was erect
ed by Robert Stafford for the benefit Of his
friends and fellow parishoners in Westmin-
ster, with an earnest desire Tor their temporal
and eternal welfare" The fountain was
opened without any ceremony whatever. 1t
Is placed in the centre Of poor and crowded
locality, and in the course of the first day
nearly 5000 persons slaked their thirst at its
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.Hridget, what Is the mean temperature Of
the summer weather in Ireland r safaAs,
sir. There's nothing mnae about ireland,
bad luck to yees, ye spalpene, ye''
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rALL TRAnt:.

FALL TRADE.
/ SAA'L NJ. PRICE & co.
Are now recetyluE h5 every steamer and packet,
their Fa! stock OF
FANCY AND STArLE DRY GOODS,
nf the very latest inipuTtati"ns, Among which may
Ia ioued-~
Eiegnnt two and r-FIaunced silk ROBES
Rtch Broraas and kayatere SILKS
F0UhA ARDS. in great variety
BayadeTe POPlINS
Broeado do
Piald do.
PARIS Printed De LANES
De Lame ROBES
Robe DE- MATILDA
Valencia ROBES
VAiENClAS, plain and Bayadere
VEIUt X pE FARIS, new styles
TourquIse CLOTHS. all coors
POLL BIZ CIlE}RfS
English + Ri N'rS and GINGHAMS
Mourning GOODS OF every variety.
Also n large lot oi beautiful
six aud Velvet VESTINGS
CLOTHS and CASSl MERES, in great variety
All n1 which they will sell as low be
bought IN this or any other market.
Sc ais SAM'L NJ. PRICE & co.
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a MAN LIVING FIVE DAYS WITH BROKEN
NEcK.-The I.nuisHille IournaI SAYS.

A MAN LIVING FIVE DAYS WITH A BROKEN
NEcK.-The Louisville Journal says:
s'Some two weeks since, an elderly German
fell during the night down steep flight of
steps and struck the side of his head against
the wall at the landing. He was taken up in
sensible and carried TO his room. / was found
on examination, when ne became CONSCIOUS
that he was paralyZed in all those parts of his
body below the neck, and that his neck was
broken. He remained in this condition some
thing over five days. conversing freely with
his attendants, and describing to them all the
sensations that he had. His attending snr-
geons, we believe. made an attempt to set the
neck. but were obliged 10 desist, on account of
suhocation coming on whenever the head was
brought into its natural position. Between
the fifth and sixth days The nurse undertook
TO move him for the purpose of changing his
linen, and in doing SO the head was unwit-
tngly turned SO that the neck was straight
Death took place instantly. But for this aeci-
dent, there is no telling how long he might
have lived. Altogether. the case is most ex-
traordinary one, and no donbt will, III due
time, be published authoritatiyely in some
medical Journal
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-27

AfHiabss.-Frank MeNamara, charged with
violently assaulting and beating his wife FL
len, was arraignad before the Mayor yesfer-
day. The madam charged her lord with
knocking and kicking her about Just as if she
nad been a football, and OF taking from her
Whatever money she could earn, aud spending
1t n tire-water. Frank however. told very
different story, and made 1t appear that Ellen
was perfect hyena, always ready for snarl
or growl, and ever trying 70 annoy and har-
rass s1in He, however, had no witnesses and
was required to give bail
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('oFEEE.--7 bags prime Old Java and Iasuay
" fa toaee, for sale by
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HORRIBLE BAgBARIsN IN THE MARQUKsAs
IsLAsps.-Captain Brown, Of the Morning
Star, furnishes TO the Honolulu Advertiser,
some information as to thsmnrderous doings
of the natives in the islands of the Marc ucsas
group. lie says:
We anchored on the 3th of June, and found
the people of Fatuhiya as usual. at war-that
Is, butehering each other. think the natives
of this island are the worst in the group
They are great warriors when they can find
their victims asleep. About the time of our
arrival the warriors of DoInoa made a de-
scent upon Hanavavi, three miles distant Just
before day, and although the assailants num-
hcred eighty. they yentnred 10 attack but a
single house--its inmates rushing out, only
To be shot down. Two men and two women
fell, and their severed heads were carried off
in triumph. A child, two years old was taken
alive from the arms of its murdered father,
who was endeavoring to escape with il. The
mother made her escape, and begged in vain
for her child. 1t was taken to Oonoa cruelty
tortured and finally strangled and given, as
some OF themselves said, to the devil to propi-
tiate him and gain his favor and assistance in
battle. chief strutted about the beach and
claimed the honor of having killed woman,
whose head our people saw saited down in a
tub He came on board and asked me for
hints. | said, ''No; If / give you flnts you
will nse them 10 shoot women He finally
said he would shoot only men. [ asked him
if | could visit the fab4 ground, where they
had placed the little dead girl. lie said they
had a gott up there, meaning god; that no
one who ate with women could he allowed TO
visit the place, which is a beautiful cocoanut
grove, upon hill quite near the anchorage,
and from which the fruit is never taken,
AT Hivaoa, Captain Brown found the mis-
sionaries all very well, but aDxiously await
ing the arrival of the packet. Wars, quarreis,
murders and cannibaiism still abound through
out the group; yet such is the power of reli-
gion, that the houses and persons of the mis-
sionaries are respected by all classes of the ma
tiyes.
Civil war continues to prevail as formerly
among the petty rival chiefs.
The French have withdrawn all their forces
and officers from the Marquesas, leaving only
a flag flying on one of the islands. One or two
priests also remain there; but otherw wise no
signs of French authority remain.
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"a Sora Shooting aud Squirrel Hunting
arc ,he M ampassmsnss OF n n,portsmsn now and tho
ing ls only three weeks off; but to enjoy these, and
70 ss y, n no ssnser OF premssrs or
sess r9SPEEs aDs acsmons cs%. srsn ~ spT E.sr
III he has these. he needs only q SAFETY FLAsK,
good BIRD Bas. a small cANrEEs and LsATH-
ERS Crr. to complete his outfit, and he is then
OF late years so many botches have turned gun
makers in Enrope, and so many cheap guns havo
runs some risk in buying. unless he knows tho
JAMES WAsH are Ss % nn,,s sar NTH a.,ss M
and know him to be entirely. reliable. we always
purchase Of hm, and never fail to set Just What
pIsIoLs, RIFLES. kstvKs, and FIsHINg TACKLE
En- ihan similar Articles can 10 found elsowhers. ~
our brother sportsmen as LIBERAL honest. strasht T.
forward, candid merchant, and MS n man that can
making your purchases, ts call on JAMES. WALSH.
gunmaker and importer, No. 90 north Main street,
and Il he supplies yeu, you ready for tho field
and Tor genuine sport. 30 l6--lm
GF %6Ras MS Fl rsos sssf'fi faE Esssy
The lives of thousands of children have been
saved by the timely use of this extraordinary med
This standard and valuable preparation has now
peeu before the public twenty SIX years and therc
cannot ne any better evidence offered OF It's ethca-
without doubt, the safest and most eiectual met-
cine for expelling worms from the system that has
ever been discovered The knowledge OF its re-
medal virtues is not confined tn the United States,
sd but thsre s,s i constant demand for !, from hag
is extensively used. 1t is perfectly hsr aess aud
may be administered with the utmost safety to- chill
dren of all ages.
Physicians do not hesitate to recommend il and
use it exclusively in their practice. Many Of the
most eminent and skillfUl of the professlon. from
all parts of the country testify to its uniform suu-
cess. For sale by FISHER K WINSTON,
SO 2-lm Wholesale Agents.
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GEN. TAYLoR's REPLY TO SANTA ANNA's
SuuMoys TO SrgRssDER--W When Gen. Tay
lor was summoned by Santa Anna al Bnena
Vista TO surrender, the summons 70 surrender
was reported by Col Bliss, who, when he had
translated it to old Zack, asked what reply he
should make.
..TeIl him. said the General, in his usual
prompt and emphatic manner. "teii him 70 80
10 HE'LL
Col Bliss asked him If he should send tina,
reply.
Let me see No !s' replied the old man,
tssay I'd see him d-d lrSt~'
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DRY GOODS, cARpETINa. &c.
, ar 7 T. VI Il HER, 1859.
SpI.Is X DID STOCK.
THOMAS r. PRICES 4 co.

THOMAS r.. PRICE 4 co
Have already opened. and will continue To add
h. every arrival Tor weeks TO come, the larsest and
r5tpst varied assortment of FOREIGN AND DO
NSSTiC Dry GOODS which 10 has ever been
their good fortune 10 offer To- the citizens of Rich
1anu6 and the Virginia pubiIe.
They Will aisemRt detail Of theIr snpDiy; saf-
f,sc it o. say. that in elegant SILKS and SILK
ROBES. sou,e swrr7ssibEk tcaattal,A ever, de-
scQptiou ri WQRSrEp Il aud other DRESS GOODS:
say fepiajes. PoI4aincjts, Nalepiiss, Muuslsines,
t.Hrea and piaiR Meg'nns, FAuiaste, tentigely
uew, fleA rave abundant stock of
Their VI A \ ffbbA DEPARTMENT viii be
rrnadea with lso newest shapes and choicest fab
S-cs.
in CURTAIN GOODS, Cornlcs. Bands inops
NaFeens, &e.. &c, thcy have iuii line. and will
have made up upon the lowest terms.
heiy .eiiar theY keep packed to ITS utmost ca
rar3ls with eyeFy article IN the way of FURNISH
ING SGGEc. tisr servants and laborers such as
ll- Hs, SHecrnes, bAmssks, Joweiings. Fulied
ttlthSs hersess. LinseSS, Satinetts. Ozuatairgs
Brown and Bc%ched Goods &c, &e, ali of which
y ~ ~ offered II The very lowest rates
tS-dlm THTS. r.. PRICE 4 co.
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TALL AND WINTER
DRY GOODS.

2 general assortment of
STAPLE AMI FANCY
DRY GOODS,
Received and in store, for sale at tie lowest
m4fket pt.ce, ht
NADSWORTH, TURNER q CO.,
l3-2nl No. rs, inh street.
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ORR HAIR.-Hnman hair varies from the
25Dth 20 G9uth part Of an inch In thickness. The
dbre of the coarsest wool is about the 5U0th
part Of an inch ia diameter. Silk worms silk
s about the 50yoth part of an inch thick but
the spiders line is six times finer, and single
pound OF this delicate, but stronr substance,
would be sufficient TO encompass the globe.
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DIED Of His Injnriss.-William Eifverhorn,
the unfortunate man who was so severely I'M
jurrd las. Saturday afternoon by accidentally
Milling backward frem a coai-cart and strik-
ing his head against the granite paving. died
o. ms injuries at a late hour last Sunday
night. immediately after the fall the lower
exsremities of the man became paraIyzed and
from that moment the spinal cord continued
to swell, until the brain was paralyzed aud
death easGed. The deceased was An indus
trious man, and had many warm friends ia
the circle in which he moved.
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y sw AND ELEGANT STOCK or DRY

y GpoDS.-We are now N receipt OF our ia!
stock OF Staple and Fancy DRY GOODS, and will
cuntInne 81 make additions to IL dar1ns the season
Purchasers cordially 1nviten to examine our
stock and prices before purchnslnE. rs We are de
tersu4ned to offer such inducements will not tail
H. please ,hr most economical buyers. our stock
couslsts of Black and Coored silks. PLAIN and
Figured be Lanes. PLAIN, FIEuted and PLAID
French Nerlnus, valentines, Bomiazines, Alpacas
CohufE's Vaentias. English and American Prints
Cloths. CassimeTes, Slk nHd Velvet Eestngs. Cas-
.tnets, Brown Rieachcd CottOns Shavls, Cloaks
Hosiery. Handkerchefs. Gloves. and 4 large and
Attractive siocs nt GOODS Tor servants wear.
AhSQ-CARPh RUGS MATS, Sc.,
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CARpETiNGs, CURTAIN GOODS, &s.

We respectfully invite residents of and visitors No
the city 20 examine this season our stock of CAR
PETiNGS. CURTAIN MATERIALS &c, which
we think more extensive and varied IN assortment
than any We have before offered, and which we
now have ready 10 exhibit at our Carpet Ware
rooms, No. IS Main street.
6ivinS uur individual attention 70 this business.
and importing q large pnrtcn Of our stock dtrect
from the foreign manufacturers, we are enabled at
all times 10 supply houSekecpcTs, at prfcss totrsr
than faa ofbtFictSe ordinarily be GfoTiff. 1T the
following description of goods, viz:
CARFETiN6S:
VELVET,
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N How TO Cure all Pain and Bowe Car.
pLIISTs-For Pain in the Bowels, Ssomsch, 1ides,
Lin bs, Back, Rheumatism, Neuralgia. .Sors Thyoat.
HoRNE'g CURE ALL. II acts upon the nesvss,
homes s.news. blocd and Muscles, annihiianas al
nai n llke maxIe. Bottles ~, p aud 80 eents.
M yan suffer with Cholera, DsrrhEa. L1uaeneza
of the Bowels. er susnnlcr EcsnIasut, use hAAFb-
H0RNES GAHMINAIlVE BALSAM. IL gives
Instant relief. Bottles % cents.
The Cure- Ali cures sli pam. The CsrminaeSse
Balsam cures ell bowel complaints. = cAnts bot
tie. ,,4--a..-
Ard Ncrfoik il 17-3jSm
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MYSTERIES OF THE BANK PARLoRs-The
New York Tribune says, the discount clerk of
one sfthe city banks recently resigned his Sit
uation. His resignation was accepted, his ac-
counts investigated and pronounced all right
and complimentary vote passed by the Board
for his attention to his duties, &c. He then
stated TO the Board that he had a commnnica-
tion to make, as caution to induce them to
watch his successor. He stated that. notwith-
standing his accounts were all correct ut the
time of resignation, he had, in fact been using
the Bills receivable of the Bank for years as
collateral for loans, and employing the funds
in the purchase of paper at usurious rates.
BY this course he had accumulated sufficient
property to meet his moderate desires, and,
having no further for the facilities he had
enjoyed, he had resigned.
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Neac SteaHasr-A new steamer. the aGeorri-
ana recently finished at Wilmington. Del.
is about being placed on the line between this
city and Baltimore she will be commanded by
Capt. g. r. IL. Lef1ler. The length on deck Is
22i feef, breadth OF beam 81 feet, exclusive of
guards, which increase the width to So; depth
OF noid lo14 feet diameter of water wheels %
leet Inc motive power consists OF one up-
rignt marine lever beam engine, with q cyiin-
DER Al inches in diameter, ii feet stroke,
ana boiler of corresponding dimension-
The tonnage 675 tons. The hull of the team
er is of heavy plate iron, whicn gives her a
bnoyancy not attainable by wooden hulls.
whilst the water lines are finely drawn and
graceful. The main portion of the space be-
low deck is devoted to the boiler other ma
chinery, freight, and saloon aft. The main deck
presents one clear unobstructed sweep fore
and aft, with the exception of the space taken
up by saloon with retiring rooms and other
accommodations. The hurricane deck is pref
ty we'll taken up with state-rooms and berths,
all which are of the first class. The range of
state-rooms aft is divided by dining saloon,
whilst midships and extending forward are
two long ranges of berths, making the whole
equal to two hundred sleeping apartments
These saloons and state-rooms have been fitted
and finished with Brussels carpeting mirrors,
and superior furniture.
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{AHFET TDLPAKTMENT.-W de vote spe-
~ eia attention 10 this hrane. of our business,
hnn hhss IN store rleh Velvet cARPETINGS; rich
BRUSSELS do; rich Tapestry do Three Ply and In
gram do; Hemp, kag, and iow-pficed Ingram do
tasetber with fab assortment os Rugs Door
Mats. GrgKgefs and cfunah Cloths
N. B.r~cAhFETs giads 10 order and PM down
iy ea perie need warkfneH, al short notice.
CHRISTIAN x iATHR0P, 10 Main 81.
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n Mrs. j. A. Williams. n. D., sfiess her
services 10 those Of her ewn sax, and 70 cnsaFess
Especial attention given to the nanaxemeeS0 0s
female diseases, and dispiacsmcuts.
Those wishing an lnterftcv - theH fea0eucss
can address Post Oihoe. Box sH.
RxsiDxsc on Ciay, hetvesn tkh and - saso9us
Riahm0nd. Va. ~ -
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Eghtisg.--Philip Riley and Georrc Fffx.
gordon, both new comers. were captured and
Gagged last Sunday morning, for violently as
sanlting and beating Thomas Dooley. in his
own house, on eth street. Tom, when called
70 the book, exhibited well-baftered face, and
his hack aud shoulders were said TO b. black
and blue from the kicks and stamps inflicted
by his aszailanfs. Tom said he knew neither
OF the parties and had offered them no insult,
when they fell upon him at his own door and
kicked aud euifed him in the most cruel and
shameful manner. The prisoners, hsweser,
said they could prove him 10 be at fault, ard
to enable them to do so, the Investigation was
continued
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LOCAL MATTERS.

1hs SsameH's Betksl.--It Is now about =
la1ntn since the Chaplain, Rev. Mr.. Boggs,
staIteu put In the commendable work of build
.ns ns ne incl Tor Seamen, and we hoped by this
uIne, most, II not all, the required sum would
nave oeen raised We regret 10 hear that such
- not the case. The 4Chaplaiu informs u.s.
1.sa ..sa. wnlis every person, without exception,
aplIio l iosfs 'ne Work, there is not that cheerful
ana aoundant Iiberality that the enterprise
merits. Why is this I Will Richmond do
holning n.g for sailors Surely they cannot be so
nliha 70 tne;r interests, nor 50 deafto humane
Il not reifEious, appeals. The amount asked
ior iss IN all conscience, small enourh--onIy
SioWH, and what is this for Rlehrupud 1t
Wouid pe Stigma on cur city, if this work
shohid faIi Let our wealthy men give tiher-
aIiy-H any nave subscribed, without consiei-
ehihg suflcientiy the claims of the enterprise
Iet mem notify the Chaplain or any members
of the board and authorize An erass, ~ ,heir.
subscription; for there is large class of our
cluzens, especially shippers. manufacturers
commission and wholesale merchants. that are
confidently expected to see that this r~aat and
important work does not fail
MANY persons who are ar,pealati IN who
nave but little time to spare from business IN
give the subject thorough examination esti-
mate the work by the amount resnecfiveIy
subscribed, and ii thoe from the rich he
small, they give In proportion--consequentl
the amount increases but slowly.
Don't put the Chaplain off and require him
to call SO often, thus taking him off from his
daily work with sailors; but subscribe irnme-
diately. Let ministers of the various churches
IN the city give their eEdorsatiou OF the work
from the pulpit, and urge the wsrk Some. we
are happy to know, have done so-we hope
all and to the honor of Richmond we shall
nave Seamen's Bethel. Don't let it fail.
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s,ELt. I~j|.
A. *. PARKER e co.
SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF STAPLE AND
FANCY DRY GG0DS.-We tnks pleasure in
nnuEe!ng 10 our friends and the public generally.
that We have now IN large and well select
ed stock of FOREIGN and DOMESTIC DRY
GOODS. to winch we very respectfully, invite their
atteEttoHi
Pam Black and Figured SILKS
klrh Black GR5S DE k'COSSE
GROS De EPSON, for mourning
- two FiouHced ~ TX ROBES
Extra Rieh CoEored SILK ROBES
- Pars Prlr ted NOUS l. | N L
ROBES
Rich Paris Chlntz Printed MOUSSEIINES.
rOPLINS, Y A j. mt s. POLL DE
CIIEN RES
Plan and Prinied French MERINOES
Black French MERINOES
Black MOGSSELiN rs
Blars B0MBAXi \ ES !; Black ALPACAS
CLOTHS. CASSihERES and VESFlNGS
stand t Heavy PULLED CLOTHS
Sbeer's Grey $ SATINEFTS, LINSEIS &c.
Bed BLANKETS
" nlte nnd Col'd Servants BLANKETS.
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DUTCH,
HEMP, &c,
TABLE OIL-CL0THS, PIANO AND TABLE, +
COVERS. fsome splendld,i BOOKING. CRUMB
CLOTHS, STA II RODS. &C.
CURTAIN GOODS tour stock and assortment of
which Is Unsurpassed in any house IN Virglnia:j
BROCATEL,
DAMASK,
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FIckI.Es.
" ~
ENTIRELY NEW AND SPLENDID STOCK


giAl ard Stsle.
fleeaat Cleth and Velvet CIoAKS and sHAwI,s.
Gentemen's and Boys wear IN fine CLOTHS.
cA>S!MERts and VESTINGS-Tweeds.s Sat
49, tueis, TRAVELLING chswis and blankets.
PLANTATION G0OnS-ln heFseyE l. uli.d Cloths,
Shecp'7 tiFefs, Blankets. ~
CT kTAlNs, CARPETS, QUILTS, BED BLAN-
KkTS.
UAMASKS. Table and Bed LINEN.
Al Kinds of DRY GOODS IN great variety,
Wholesale and retail, at VERY Low PRICES.
WATKINS & FiCkLEN.
tALL TRADE. f~59.-f take THIS method OF
Informing lhe ctiIzeHs Of Richmond ana the
public generally. that ] have received, and wl
coHtfnue Ia receive for several weeks To come, the
iarkest assortment Of fashionable GOODS which il
ever has been my good fortune To offer. All ask
* cal! and take look. Ny stock consists, in
VaTt, of elegant two bounced SIX Robes; rich
lirocase and Bsyadcre silks; Plain and Bas adere
t'op'jus: PARIS Printed De LANES; Poll de Cbevres:
Nay st.efe and Plain NaleHtlas lie Lame Robes and
I1oui.ie Skirts, Servants Goods, of all grades;
Cla'hs. CsssImeres and Festlngs, Irish Linens,
very cheap: nne Bed Blankets; Servants do.
larte assortment: Towels, NAPKINS and Table
ifsna.k and vorinBs other GOODS. too numerous
fo mention, ali of which wl, I've offered ut very
,lRged prlces. Gail cariy, at the cheap store nf
Al n Nam st
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DELAINE
TURKEY RED, &C.,
With TRIMMINGS of every description and quail
4tt.
FLOOR 0IL-CLOTHS, of various qualities and
Patterns from To- 2f ieet wide.
WINDOW SHADES, of every style and grade,
VITA Rit proper fixtures 0f good quality.
Having exclusively IN oar employ experienced
ara competent GpholsteTeF, We prepared when
cssired to make up Curtains in the latest sty les,
thfpets IN the best manner, 10 hang Window
Shades, cut and put down Floor Oji~Cioth, &c.
RICHARDSON & CO.,
al 25-d2ma5t" 9j Main street.
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( 'Ah FfE ftty = Ak TIE EENH - y
- GRAIN, THREE-PI.Y. TAPESTRY, BRUS~
stLa, EELYET, BOOKINGS, FELT-C CIOTRS,
RUGS, DOOR MATS. &c, &c.
BkEEDEN q FOY,
BROAD STREET,
are tecelging. THIS DAY, Monday 29th August.
the LARG EST and MOST ATTRACTIVE 4 assort-
nent OF CARPETiN6S ever set exhibited by
them. we have made arrangements to keep our
Carpet Department constantly Supplied with the
newest and most desirable styles. Our constant
attention snail As gwen % this branch of our bust
ness, apd 10y adding the indaeenent of Il large and
Neil assorted stock TO the very LOWEST scale of
prices, we hepe 10 increase sales in this De-
qaftment Yefy lareeiV.
BREEDEN K FOX, 2l7 Broad st.
!; I've have engaged tlae services Of UPHOIl-
2 Ehf.RS who VIII be prepared to cut and Law
down Carpets iof us at shortest notice au % lmf