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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-01

WAGES IN CALIFoRNIA.--A San Francisco
writer, of late date, says the following about
the rates of wages now paid Carpenters.
from "a to 81 per day; bricklayers and masons,
rom "a to $6; blacksmiths, wheelwrights, ma
chinists, painters, tinsmiths, from 50 TO $3.50;
common laborers, So; farm hands, from $50 to
gay per month and found; servants, from So5
to $50. w.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-01

POISONOUS QUININE.-The Wood (Texasl
Herald says that Il little daughter and negro
woman of Mr.. Warren, who resides near
Quitman, took each a small dose of quinine Il
few days since were almost instantly seized
with spasms, and died in the course of an
hour. The daughter of Il neighbor, who took
some of the same was also expected to die
The bottle was branded Powers q Weight
man, and on examination, the contents were
found TO be fifth strychnine. Ten grains
to dog produced death in two hours.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-01

The George Peabody.-This superb steamer
of the Richmond and Baltimore line, has been
repaired and put in complete order, and will
resume her regular trips, commencing on
Tuesday next Since the withdrawal of the
Peabody for repairs to her machinery, the line
has kept up its tri-weekly runs with the regu-
larity of clock work
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-01

THE Most FIRTUOUs WOMAN IN FRANCE
They have some queer ceremonies in France,
and none queerer than the annual awarding
of a premium TO ''the most yirtuous woman
in the Empire The award came off al the
town OF Suresnes a few days since and was
made by the Archbishop of Paris The award
was thirty y-six pieces of solid silver plate and
5UG francs TO the most virtuous woman, and
one dozen spoons and 300 francs To the ''sec-
Ond best yirtuous woman. The town was
crowded with strangers, who went by railway
from Paris to witness the ceremony.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-01
MA. Cure for Worms !-B. A. Fahnestock's
the only safe and eiectuai remedy
or EXPELLING WORMS FROM THE SYS-

VERMIF UGE, the only safe and efiectuai remedy
for EXPELLING WORMS FROM THE SYS-
TEN.
The lives of thousands of children have been
saved by the timely of this extraordinary med
icine.
This standard and valuable preparation has now
beer before the public twenty six years. and there
cannot he any better evidence offered Of its eftca-
cy than its constantly increasing reputation. IL -,
without doubt, the safest and most ehectual medi-
cine for expellng worms from the system that has
medal virtues is not confined To the United States,
but there is O constant demand for i from Eng
land. South America, West indies, DC, where y
may be administered with the utmost safety to chill
dren of all ages.
use ID exclusively in their practice. Many Of the
most eminent and skIilful of the profession. from
cess. For sale by FISHER X WINSTON,
se2 PIN Wholesale Agents.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-01

THE DEAD ALIvE.-A short time since the
body of a female, supposed to be that of Mrs
Richmond, wife of Jason Richmond, of Exc
ter, r. l., who had been missing since the 10th
of June last, was found under the stump of a
tree that had been blown over, and Mr.. Rich
mond was arrested on suspicion of having
murdered his wife, and thus concealed her
body. One day last week. however, the miss
ing woman came home. She left home
count of family jar which she and her hus-
band had managed TO create, and having staid
away as long as she pleased, returned as afore-
said
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-01

THEIR NUMBERS.-There are SAID to be at
present in the world about one hundred and
twenty-one thousand Mormons. Eighty-three
thousand live in Utah, of whom four thou
sand six hundred and seventeen have sixteen
thousand five hundred wives.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-01

Detention Of Tydia.-The Richmond and Dan
vile down train, due at 6 O'Clock yesterday
morning did not arrive until 10 o'clock. The
detention was caused by the breaking of the
axle of the driving wheels on the South Side
Railroad, near Appomattox. No one was in
iured
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-01

A KENTUCKY FIGHT.-At Hickman, Ken
lucky, two desperate men, named Hedgefoot
and Smith, who had frequent quarrels, met
near a wood, both being armed. Hedgefoot
told Smith to prepare to be shot, discharged
his gun in his stomach, and lodged behind a
tree. Smith, unable TO stand, wiIted and waited.
LII about five minutes, Hedgefoot looked out to
see if he was dead, and Smith put a load
through his head, killing him instantly
Smith died next day. That finished up the
f.,,a arp.I
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au 2S-d2nw5t*
NEW FALL GOODS.

SPECIAL NOTICE.
TO TIE LADIES, ALI. H0TSEkEEPERS AND
FARM ERS.
Our assortment is ROW complete of all STYLES of
uch DRESS GOODS, ,EMBROiDERi ES and LACE
GoOBS; real i.aces, at lower prices than ever be-
fore; Cloth aud Velvet ChOAkS, the best assurt-
Inent and cheaper than we ever had them before:
Stella Bruche, French Wool and common Plaid
SNAWLS.
LINEN SHEETINGS;
Table namasks; Towehngs Napkins; Furniture
Fm:s; Table Covers. and all kinds of PLANTA-
TIDN GOODS, IN Sleeps Greys. Fulled Cloths,
krfSeys and lnseys, of the most approved kinds
and 1t the lowest prices.
Sc 2s-ts SAINT. NJ. PRICE K co
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THE FIRST TROTTING MATCH.-The first
time ever Il horse trotted in public in Ameri-
ca was in 1918, when match was made for
81 600 that no horse could be produced which
could ''trot a mile in three minutes Boston
Blue won the stake,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-01

Grand LGrcsHy-Sarah Pleasants, a free ne
gress was arraigned before the Mayor yester-
day, to answer the charge of stealing $50 worth
OF clothing iewelry and other articles from
Robert Smith, also free; but some of the
witnesses We're not present, the inyes tigation
was continued until this morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-01

A VERY DRY NURsE.-The English papers
state that the nurse of an opulent family in
London, who rendered her account annually
for little nursery etceteras, among other things
put down the modest sum of s $50 for brandy
to sponge the children with.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-01

DANGER OF DRAWING UPON TIRE MAGMA
TIoN.-One of the London papers met with Il
ludicrous mishap in connection with the trial
trip of the Great Eastern. The NJ orning
Post got the start of all the other journals in
publishing an accouia of the trip and the ar
rival of the ship at Portland But the letter,
although dated ''on board the Great Eastern u
said not word of any accident, and it turned
out that the writer had accidentally missed
his passage, and had accordingly invented a
of momentous character had taken place.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-01

Thief CaptUred-William Harris, a free me-
gro, was convicted before the Mayor, yester-
day, of stealing watch and $3.50 from Ed
ward Freeman, on Sunday night last, and
after getting sound flogging, was sentenced
to the chainogang in default of bail for his
good behavior.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-01

Last Chanee.-If any of our readers have
failed to see the talented Miss CooMBs during
her present engagement, they should do so 10
longer, as she is TO appear tonight for the las t
time, as ''Parthenia," in the beautiful play of
1ngomar-a character admirably adapted to
her style of acting, and one in which she is
said to excel. The entertainment will con-
clude with ''Tom and Jerry; or, Life in Lon
don," an extravaganza made up of fun and
frolie
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-01
E. The Great Virginia Remedy, and NO
1NFALLIBLE REMEDY

mThe Great Virginia Remedy, and no
HuMBuG.-PETERS' 1NFALLIBLE REMEDY
EASES:-This great American remedy, contain
ing no Mercurlal or Balsamic, properties, excels
every thing heretofore offered the public, its Gu
rative, restorative, and renovating powers; and
the medical world are astonshed when told that
the above remedy will cure the above Diseases and
tons 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 be
restored to perfect health and all other cases Of
shorter duration to be restored. without single
GonorrhRa which the remedy will not cure, pro-
vided the directions carried out with prudence
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
case of failure, will furnish additional medicine,
free of charge, to complete the cure, through his
agents; and q cure win be effected without incen-
venience to the patient. Sold by
APPERSON & DUPUY, Druggists,
Agents for the city of Richmond,
au3-6m$ No. 201. Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-01

A NOVEL ASCENSION. N.-Madame Poitevip
tne balloon woman, made an ascension al
houen, France, accompanied in the car by her
assistant, IN the costume of Sancho Panza.
whiie below was suspended donkey, mount,
ed by a new Duictnea del Toboso. whose
white toilet was visible when the balloon it.
self could hardly be perceived. The descent
was effected in safety
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-01

Coal MINERS RIOT.-On Monday last. some
thirty-f miners, who had resumed work at
the coal pits of J. Cory & CO., near Perry,
Allegheny county, Pa, Were attacked by some
of those still son strike" and a terrible riot
ensued, in course of which the attacking party
was beaten off. One of the assailed was said
to be fatally injured, and several others dan
gerously hurt. One of the ringleaders, named
Conrad Spedel, was arrested and warrants
We're issued for six others, and the authorities
have taken measures to prevent repetition
of the riotous proceedings of Monday.
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tEAThINs a FitALEN.

ENTIRELY NEW AND SPLENDID STOCK !!
Ladies splendid DRESS GOODS, in every mate
- rial and style.
taesqut Cloth and Velvet CLOAKS and SFIAWLS
Uerllelnen and Bows wear. IN fine CLOTHS,
CAcSl MkRES und NESTlNGS-Twceds, Sat
-, lnets. Travelling Shaws and Blankets.
lLANIAI HON HVOnS-in kerseys, tulled Cloths
Sheaps Greys, Blankets, &c
u hfAAiNS, CARPETS, QUILTS, BED BLAN-
DAMASKS, Table and Bed LINEN.
All Kinds of DRY GOODS IN great variety.
wholesale and retail, at VERY LOW PRICES.
WATKINS 4 FTckLEN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-01

A NEW CATHOLIC BISHOP FOR MOBILE
The Rev John Quinian, of Cincinnati, Presi-
dent of Mt. st. Mary's of the West, has been
preconized at Rome as Bishop of the diocese
of Mobile, vacant BY the death of Bishop Por-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-01

being extensively cultivated in Henrico coun-
ty, and are quite profitable to the raisers-
Mr. V. Heckler, near Fairfield, has very
thrifty vineyard, from which his lady will
make good supply of excellent wine, this
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-01

mA To the Lovers Of Good Eating. Ito
enjoy the good things Of life. wthoyt fear OF an
failing upon oneself that worst Of all complaints,
Dyspepsia. generally produced BY too indiscrIpi-
note ndgq n ssns sysTfffh1nf TrTcfpyssss
and use il ud ciously and YOU need never fear hav
ing Dyspepsia. 1t IS considered the best Tonic now
in use and acts admirably as an anti-dyspeptc.
Nessrs ADIE & GRAY. PURCELL, LADD &
CO, FISHER x WINSTON, in this city, hsve
them for sale, and all other prominent Druggisss
else " here in Virginia Orders flied by addressing
4. BAKER, Richmond, Va
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-01

THE WINANS STEAMER.-W orkmen are stlll
engaged in making alterations and improve
ments upon the steamer of the Messrs. Wlnans,
in Baltimore, and the official states that she
will make trip to Norfolk sometime during
next week
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-01

N How to Cure all Pain and BOwe Com.
yLAiNTs.-For Pain in the Bowels, Stomach. Sides
Limbs, Back. rheumatism, thpp2pss!, ps,
HoRNE's ciRE-AI.L. Il acts upon tfe nerves,
bones, sinews blood aud muscles, annihiiaank all
nain ike magic. Bottles IL. Is and 80 cents
III you suffer with Cholera. DarrhTa. Loossnsss
.,f the Bowels or summer Complaint. use HAhTe
HORNE'S CARMINATiVE BALSAM. II gives
instant relief. Bottles % cents.
The Cure All cures all pain. Tho Carminauxe
Balsam cures all bowel complaints. = cens 10Y
tie. p....a..~
ana Norfolk. let-N
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-01

FRI6HIESEp.--A burglar was frightened out
OF ms scheme OF robbery by the sweet simpli-
eity OF solitary spinster. who, putting her
night.capped head out of the window. ss.
claimed, Go away ara's you ashamed y''
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-01

Sanford's Opera Troupe-There are few of
our citizens who have not in years past en-
joyed the music and fur of this famous troupe
1t was the leader Mr.. Sanford, who first In
troduced the burlesque opera IN this city, and
gave the prettiest music from some of the mos t
popular operas. The company he now has is
in all respects an excellent one, and. the enter
tainments offered are gotten up with genuine
musical taste, and an eye to genteel humor
which render them worthy the patronage of
all. The third performance of the troupe will
be given at Metropolitan Hall night
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-01
B1suor ONpERpoNK WIrHpRAws HIS PEr1.

BISHOP ONDERDoNK WITHDRAws HIS PETI-
TIoN.-Bshop Onderdonk, we have learned,
has Withdrawn his petition to the House OF
Bishops, asking for n termination of his sem
tence. This was done yesterday, in an infor-
nal manner. But this does not prevent the
calling up of the whole matter, in regular par
liamentary form, if any of the delegates see fl
to do SO. The withdrawal of the petition is
looked upon by the opponents of restoration
as only eypedient TO avoid bringing the
subject up for debate and to send The Petition
and Memorial to Richmond, withoutfirst pass
ing them i'll review here-NtU York Express.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-01

Too BAD.-Mrs. Antoinetie L. Brown Black
well preached to Theodore Parker's congrera- :
ton, Boston, recently. There was nearly 4
:. titter y manufactured by the young people.
when she read her text, rs follows When /
was a child / spake as a child understood as
a child. thought as child but when I be.
came man, put away childish things,n
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-01

Captnrsd.--William Irwin, one of the five
lads that broke Jail last Wednesday night. and
Thursday night by the watchmen and re-
turned to Sergeant Dudley. Daniel Murphy.
Patrick Cunningham, John Cronan and VIII
liam Conners are yet at large, and unless a
stronger Jail is built it will soon be impossi-
BILE to prevent all the prisoners from escaping
from the present one at their pleasure. The
five boys were confined in the large room in
tended for work house. They forced the lock
of the door in the second story, and by the aid
of their blankets lowered themselves on the
east wall and cut stick.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-01

A GIANT.-Memphisi is boasting of prodigy, a
negro boy, years ofage, born at Hickman
KY, and now the slave of K. Il. Bone of Fay
ette county, Tenn. At his birth he weighed 16
pounds now 3l0 pounds, and his height feet g
inches; he measures 10inches around the small
est part of his wrist, 2i inches around the arm
above the elbow, and 81 inches around the
shoulders He is able to carry on his shoulders,
with ease, 500 pounds dead weight, 'and raise
from the earth, with scarcely an effort, 100
pOunOs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-01

!Snrrendered.-I5ob Smith, a worthless free
negro admitted to bail for his good behavior a
f w days since, was delivered up by his securI-
ty, yesterday, and re-committed to prison.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-01

The Rsrtral at Union Station has lost none
of its interest, and hundreds of persons are
flocking to the meetings by night and by day.
conversion.
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y GJA fs>.
WOOL SHIRTS.
ST-SpENnEpc So

far Cents Wear.
Also, line tinc Of TWEEDS, SATINETS, &c.
&C.. suitable Tor BOYS wear.
Ia Housekeeping and Servants Goods. have a
lar-e and splendid stock, which cannot be sHrpass-
ed
All Of the above Goods have been purchased
within the past week. on the most favorable terms,
and wall be SOLD CHEAP, rs | AIT satisfied with
sutii profits aud quick sales.
Cali and examine for yourselves before purcha-
SIT elsewhere ut JN0. l.. SNtTHER'S,
- aS-dA eW2m No. - Nam ST.
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BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.--The
Marlboro (Md.) Advocate states that the en-
gineer and surveying party, who have for some
time been engaged in locating the proposed
route of the Baltimore and Potomac Railroad,
have made rapid progress with their work on
the southerly part of the route, and that the
entire location to the terminus at Smiths
Point on the Potomac, in Charles county,
was expected to be completed some days since.
The agent of the company has been occupied
for some time in soliciting subscriptions upon
the line of the location, and has met with
gratifying SuccpSS.
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FAIL. l~9D.
4 K DARIS ER e. co

y. X. II ARK ER & co.
SPLENDID ASSORTM ENr OF STAPLE AND
FANNY DRY GOODS.-Ne take pleasure IN an
h"uncing to our friends and the public generally
that We have now 10 store large and well select
cd stock of FOREIGN and DOMESTIC DRY
'ooDS. 10 which we very respectfully invite their
attention. y
Fl9in. Black and Figured SILKS
Rich Black GROS De E'COSSE
- GRUS DE EPSON. for mourning
=" - two louuced SILK ROBES
Extra Rich CooFed SILK ROBES
- Paris PrIrted NOUS elm E
Rich Paris Chlutz Printed MOUSSELTNES
POPLINS, NALENT las, POLL DE
CHEVRES
PLAIN aud Printed French MERINOES
Black French MERIN0ES
n Black MOI SSELINES
Black BOMBAZiNES; Black ALPACAS
CLOTHS, CASSfM ERES and VESrIN6S
"a aud Ga Heavy FULLED CLOTHS
Eheeg, Grey SATiNETFS, LlNSE1S &c.
Bed BLANKETS
p, White and Cor Servants BLANKETS,
ioHether with every article usually kept in a
hrst class Drs Goods House. All OF which we will
sell Fery cheap. Sc I9-ts
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Strolling-About the time that Jack Frost
begins TO nip the tender vines and veil the
trees and shrubs in golden hues, class OF
people known as "suckers" begin TO move for
Winter quarters. In the Northern cities.
where the number is large, they branch on IA
every direction, and before winter sets "a,
months James Crowle, one OF these precious
scamps. appeared before the Mayor, yesterday,
to answer for taking up lodgings IN an nnoc,
~ hsii from Warrington, and on promising to
return as soon a. his legs could carry him, was
released.
f,ondition ef Ar. Simnss.--At 4 late hour yes
terdav evening, the condition Of Mr. Sinlms,
though yet critical, was thought TO be more
favorable than heretofore.
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FALL AND WINTER
FALL TRADE, 1889.
~ OF NG AT WHOLESALE EXcLU.
WORD Sc wEJsIsER.

WORD IL WEISfGER,
H No. IL PEARL STREET,
nhte ~ IN store the largest and tsst assorted stock
@ READY MADE CLOTHING they have ever
ahst stse Tor sale. Their Goods have been manufac-
ss9fta ~ e Upon the IsSt ferns and made of the BEST
STYLE V'
Merchants Of Virginia, North carolina and Ten
hsssse are invited to examine stock before
making their purchases elsewhere. We are dstey-
m'asa 10 ofsr t9aal Inducements with any house
~ tisfs any other market.
WoHD & WEISIGER, No. .J2 Pearl ST.,
sts-d&x2;a Richmond, Va,
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state Eag'neer.-Some weeks since. the State
Engineer in charge of the Coyinrton and
ONO Railroad, Mr.: CHARLES b. Fisk. was was
proper conduct as a State officer. Mr. E;sL
in communication to the Board of puhlic
Works, invited their attention to the charoaS
and asked an investigation. The Board me-,
on Thursday last, and after declining to in
vestigate several charges" adopted a resolu.
tion approving the course of Mr.. Fisk i'm ali
that he had been complained Of Had speeific
charges been made, the Board would have
gone into an investigation, and heard the wit
upsses
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Y.r>> PARKE PotNDExTER, ATToR
S~-fss NEY AT LAW, RICHMOND. VA. VIII
ryactice in the city oi Richmond and IN the conn
lies ai Chesterfield, pnwhatan md Amelia
N-ohce IN is'sie S Batlding. corner of Main and
lEF streets. Sc 2}-iy
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D'ELAINES.

TURKEY RED, &c,
With TRIMMINGS Of every description and quail
Hy.
I ,UOR OIL-CLOTHS, of various qualities and
patterns, from to - feet wide.
WINDOW SHADES. Of every style ana grade,
with al proper fixtures of good quality.
Having exclusively IN our employ experienced
a. competent uphOiSteTsr, We are prepared, when
f.suPd, make up Curtains the latest sly les.
Carpets in the best manner. to hang Window
Shades, cut and put down Floor UIl-Cloth. &c.
RICHARDSON X CO.,
au 25-d2nlw5tT g5 Main street.
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DRY GOODS, cARPETINc. &c.

1859. JUST ht.Li'ED' 1859.
NEW AND SPLENDID STOCK or
FALL IND WATER DRY GOODS.
Al JOHN l.. SMITHER'S,
No. -. Nam street.
have received from New York and philassi pia,
M entire stock Of
FALL. AND WINTER DRY GOODS,
embracing all tho newest designs and fashions suit
cd for the present and approaching season.
A choice and r;ch assortment Of
LADIES' DRESS GOODS, OF every species and
Quality.
Also, aanGcent and complete stock of
FRENCH and tNGliSH CLOTHS,
BLACK and FANCY CASSiMERES.
BLACK and FANCY VELVET and SILK VEST
iNGS
4 aTcat variety of
NECK TIES.
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~ARPETiaGs, CURTAIN GOODS. &c.

We respectfully invite resides rs of and visitors
the cIy 20 examine this season our stock of CA R
Ptf NGS, CURTAIN MATERIALS, &C. which
Nc think more extensive and varied IN assortment
than aHy We have before offered and which We
now isve ready Ia exhibit at our Carpet Ware
Ioa,us No. 95 Main Street.
Giving our individual attention TO this business,
and importing a ar-e portion of our stock direct
lrr,u the foreign manufacturers, We enabled at
al times Ia supply hoasekeeFeTs, at prizes iofreF
ts4H ran tf3srfrfSS GriiHdTtfy BE- afforded, in the
f1lpw-u- description Of goods, viz:
CARPETlNGS:
VELVET.
BRUSSELS,
TAPESTRY,
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IAURAlN.
VENETIAN,
DUTCH.
HEMP, &c,
With full assortment Of RUGS, DOOR MATS,
TABLE OlLrCLOTHS, PIANO AND TABLE
COVERS. tsome Splendid BOOKING, CRCMB
CLOTHS, STAIR RODS, &c.
CURTAIN GOODS {nnr stock and assortment of
whlth IS unsurpassed IN any house IN VlrglniaD
D1MASK,