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BONDS,
AND ALL KINDS OF SECURITIES,
ofour market in person. and of other through
reliable correspondents
Also buy and sell at lowest rates OF exchange INCUR
RENT BANK NOTES, CHECKS, TINE AND SIGHT
DRAFTS on all the principal cities of the Union Make
Collections all accessible points with prompt
Receive money Deposit in uncurrent funds
and allow interest by special agreement.
Negotiate loans and business paper aus tfr
A DVANCES MADE ON COLLATERALS BY
IA sl2-tfr TITO. J. CARSON.
VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA BANK
NOTES wanted by
So fir THO J. CARSON.
cthe Union purchased by
SIP tfr THO J. CARSON.
T AND WARRANTS BOUGHT AND SOLD
1lby
sI2tfr THO J. CARSON
EXCHANGE ON NEW YORK for sale by
IL Sl2-ffr THO 7 CARSON
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nnhIit SaIks.
BY II. LENNON q co.
PTNH MS WuAPr

s455a THE UNDERSIGNED, AGENTS FOR
>"' - 49, ~ ~ 'eN 1890
ri sly AZ HyEN-EIGHTHS "a OF THE SHIP 'sSAETA
ri 81 a. she now lies at Hendersons wharf Baltimore.
b SANIA CLAUS" was built at East Boston in 1854,
~ poHALp MCKAY, under inspection of Capt. Alden Gif
S7 a5d m n model sheathed with heavy metal in
cotton. ~ N'''' "N-e-N' ~ ' 1850
one can De examined 2t any time by application to
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BY SAMUEL III. COVER

o. THE GOODWILL, LEASE,
H#i FURNITURE AND EFFECTS OF THE
@zsA HAND TAVERN AT AUCTION.
will sell in one lot, without reserve, MONDAY
MORNING, Oct. 18th, at II o'clock, the premises
The WILL Lease Furniture and Effects of the HAND
LAl ERN situated on Paca street. xington. The
mouse being large threestory brick well furnished with
everything necessary for Tavern Boarding house, with
very large Wagon Yard and Stabng for 100 horses and
Shedding, &c. For particulars apply to
~ SAMUEL H. COVER, Auctioneer,
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DIED.
On the I'D inst; ATM S,c!oek A. NJ. Of ccn.amP-
axner. and Oldest daughter Of Mr.. Sterhea H.

tom. N Mrs. '' EsL ,It H.. ccnsort Of Mt
Wagner. and eldest dauxhter Of Mr.. Sterhea H.
Fisher, In the sd year Of her age
She was du tlf6l daughter, AN aiectionate vile;
a e1elngiar, neslsF and model . sis.e ,t ha
been takoq from Us thus oayiy. yet we mourn NOT
- those without hOpe, but feoce tnst sne a,eh
with . bto6Sed ASSURANCE a acce ptauco thfousn
her Saviour. and that her spirit. treeu from the
shackcs of mortality that bound to earth 10 now
enjoying that rest which remains for the people OF
Gvd. 4 =
Her funeral will take place from the residence %
her father IN Sidney, to- morrow evening. At
o'clock. The friends and acquaintance OF ner
family and of her fathers family are invited 70 AT
tend, without further notice.
On Friday, the ed inst. at half atier Q clock;
GAMUELLA BURCH, daughter OF Samuel =. ana
Sarah Jane Burch, ased years and months
The Lord gave, and the Lord hath taken away
blessed he tho name OF tiIe Lord: :, ~,
The funeral will take place ~ Leixn StIeet pap
fist Church on Sunday morning, at ]! o'clocn.-
The relatives and friends are invited 70 atteno.
Yesterday morning, sd INST: Mrs Vlk5lNlA
HETH, dang hter of the late Robert Gwathiuey.
Her friends and acquaIntances are laven Sa a.
tend her funeral this afternoon, at O'CLOCK rom
the residence Of the family. corner Leigh ana sth
streets. .
On riday. 2Sd inst, Of consumption, AZ HILEc
EACHO, in the 10Th year OF his age
The friends and acquaintance OF the iaihIy are
respectfully invited to attend MS iune1hi, az ~
o'clock A. NJ, Sunday, from the Baptist Chirch IA
Rockets.
At S.udley, Hanover, March 18th; of pneqtnonia,
Nornlent aged month and days.
On the 10th ult. at q. A. NJ. Of spasms. FRAN
CTS LEE WAGNER, son Of Louis and Elizabeth
Wa2 ner. rcd months.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. MARCH %.
High Water this day Saturday. 50 O'Clock


ARRIVED.
Sc,r Emma, Shorter, Norfolk. oats, Libby p
,schr. Chronometer, Pierson, Rockland' ice, B.
Schr Sarah Wcolford. Harris. North Carolina,
Steamer Virginia.; Kelley, Philadelphia, uidze
and passengers, IL. E. Tuttle.
Brig Dunbar, Buck, Mayaguez, sugar, Dunlop
schr, s.; Cloud, Gwatney, Lions Creek, corn.
Bark vlckingen, Captain LARSEN, from Liver
pool 81 February, with 1868 sacks oil salt to Ed
VIM. De Voss Il Co. s.,1un
Steamship jamestown. skinner, N. York mdze.
and passengers, Iudam Il Watson.
Bark Parthian. Miller, Rio de Janelro, Hour,
Warwick Barksdale.
Bark Sally Magee. Soule, Rio de Janeiro, -four
Schr Haxall, Winters, New York, mdze.. D. K
schr Nelly D.. Sturdevant, Stanford coal, Mid
lothian Coal Company.
Schr Oxford Dobbns. down the river. light
Schr. A. X. Wetn,ore, Bosart. down the river,
light.
Schr L. PhIecker, Shelhorn, down the river,
schr. Rockingham, Dalphey, down the river,
Schr John Allen. Slower, down the river. Ii mt.
Schr. WIN. Francis, Coleman, down the river,
light.
Schr Golden Rule. Wilbert down the river. light.
Schr. Snow Storm, Thornton down the river,
light
Schr. North Carolina, Bunting, down the river.
light
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&ittutuah 8ispatrt.
SATURDAY. MOANING. .MARUH "A, 1850.
yuAse CIepsen nes Dead!

ssssas Judge CIopsen mes Oee"'
II seems that we were too preeips'ate IN
hilliug OF our cid friend. Judge CLoPror, the
o.her day. We are glad Of II with AL orr
hearts. We know Of no mAn wsom MS conn
try. his friends and society conld have 20 My
er.rr,A. He n not osly not dead, but perfect
y veil. and ~ soaad in miad and body a. he
h.s hren At any time within the twenty years
last past. We hope to see him shortly and
sha,e him once more By the hand.
We hope 1t IL unnecessary to assure Judge
CsoproN aad his friends that there was no
n tention on our part TO sport with so serious
subject. We relied on the information OF
another person. who was himself deceived,
and who would b ~ far - any man could 10
from perpetratinG such q hoax as this would
have been had 1t been designed. We deeply
regret having been led into the error, although
we said nothing, We are sure, in our memoir
n which Judge CLoProN could take onence'
We have never seen greater pleasure .nan
ala We have spoken to have manifested ~
Anding that our intelligence was false.
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M Samuel NJ. Price Il Co..
l57 MAIN STREET,
Are opening this morning further supplies of
NEW AND ELEGANT DRESS GOODS, consist
ing Of
Handsome SILKS, BEREGEs and ORGANIZES.
Beautiful BEREGE ANGLAIS ROBES, oi the
latest sly les.
ELEGANT BEREG + and ORGANIZE ROBES
New SILK MAATLES
French LACE MANTLES, of the latest sty les
and at the lowest prices.
BUSTERS. in great variety, among which may be
ind FULL SUITS, inducing DRESS ard
MANTLE, something entirely new.
HOOP SKIRTS, tho last novelty and the hest Of
the se asOn.
We will open in a few days tof which lus notice
will be given an assortment of REAL THREAD
MANTLES and POINTS, of THE VERY LAT
EST importations. NH l9-7St2pl
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WiOLESALE GROcERs,
So hhds HAMS aud BREAST BACON.
~ hhds SHOULDER and SIDE BACON.
- KEGS Goshen Suffer-.
70 bile. No. LARD.
~ hoxss Enxilsh DAIRY CHEESE.
~ hbip. Nav OreAus Had Cuba MOlASSES.
Is hhds. BRIGHT New Orleans SUGAR.
= Dbis G and Extra c Codse SCGAR.
ny boxes Adsmantlne and rsiluv CANDLES.
= ts.s Rio and Lsa usyrA COEFEE..
Nv oals. Ms ;, WhlHkEr BRANDY, GIN
nah Ats 18th st near Cary.
SlLkS. xyLk1.- New and beautiful Silks. just
:. opened. Our SILKS have Ill essn boax hs slnce
me recent redQctiOa in price. and We car sell eeen
~ ssa'' - sAAa MI 81 Z ccERSEsy
QMpA9XN fIl 6..yyYsi ..sSsSSS, y. 4 I ~ g
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pr. III B0LpgY,t
SERVANTS FOR HIRE

EOK u1Rf..For the belsBcs ~ "a, -.
4 MAN, accustomed 10 wa-Ang !, -,
Factory; also, GiRL, II or u wears a, a..
C0CkE X Gloss
Insurance and Collecting Asar,,. lr,c
mn zt-iw Exchange Ho,el b. !
EOE HiRF--ror the balance If m. -.
GOOD COOK, WASHER and TR0yrs
ply IL imh "a -3t r. CATTnasi
OtTLER AND DRIVER FOR Mn,
- We have. from the country. A rsr'
oSTLER AID DRIVER. about Is ar % ,.s
age. Apply Immediately To-
RAWLINGS 4 H0lLthli
NH Eft 18th St, between Man and -,-
NEGROES FOR HIRE.-Tsoy.rg .,
- DINING ROOM SERVANTS, one IA,
BERMA u. one PLAIN COOK, two Hu,, All
no. Il. LIZ NE, A cent ioy h.ras ou, Srs
iIh 2-3t Ofee IN Me,rUpu Il q
L>Ok NIR E...As have sold NV rpad.g.
J. shall deliver the same to the purchaser m
the next fortnight. | VIII hire. Tor Tie osm,
the wear, my COOK, u young woman. sho VI d
til lately. y maid. but ~ hecomlns az sl.s
Cook. Another woman. whom | have in a,
pacity Of WASH ERW WOMAN and MAD
either ! could recommend her She IS. is
the eldest smart BOY. who sergssI 'hsNa
As ! am anxious to get them son9 aaasi, AS
soon as possible, | Will hire them lox
NJ 4 VALENTINE 4,
NH y 81 Leigh street, Ndo' f'ou I.
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1ne senate yesterday passed q number of
oaimportant bills. The Military Committee
reported IN favor Of authorizing the Cover.
NOE 70 procure swords. to be presented in the
Hams OF The State to WIN. L. 0oRpon Lat. "
2. NJ Vol. X. Z. LAH, U. 8. A.; Lieut Isp.I
dkkxs. Y. .. Marines, and Coils. r. r.rv,.
Lxs0f and PaiLIf ST. GxoRas Coox, ~
A. sor gallant aad meritorious ssrvics nor
formed 1t various times A numh.r - :.
mSns1auces, petitions and memorials -, w
GINA merchants were presented again., -.
proposed one per cent. tax ON sales. Tn. 49,,
Incorporating the Wheeling Railroad Rr,d..
Company was amended aud laid on the ,..,S
The bill concerning the proviso Is 70 be con.
sidarsd to-day.
The Hoase concurred 10 Senate amending IN 4.
70 he bill Amending the charter Of the jane.
River and Kanawha Company. A bill was
passsd approprtating $40 70 pay the balance
ct AaSpss's Ferry expenses. A series Of reso-
lations Was reported and adopted In response
70 IL expression Of sympathy with Virginia
saA In Ayor Of her constitutional rights, con.
AIMED ~ certain rssolutions Of the Democratic
Aemhsss q Ne Ohio Heuss Of Delegates, trans.
nasssd 70 the 0snssst Assembly through Gov.
AAsscsks. htil was passed to encourage d.
rs tsans. ~ sxsapu.g from Inspection -four
ooeppo0 % tOysl9u eouutrfes In vasaels o~nad
~ etussas ef vifsiaia -
VNl10e AiIsSAnr.-Ths Nas1onal Rines.
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Ma Country Merchants are invited 10
examine the stock OF Books and Stationery al ~
and having been bought for cash, the prices are
low for the money or approved credit:
NH 2S-3t j. w. KANDOLPH.
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~. Boots and Shoes for
$ P RI Nc A y - SUMMER.
NITROUS HARRIS d BRO,
MANUFACTURERS AND WHOLESALE AND
RETAIL DEALERS IN BOOTS,
SHOES, TRUNKS. SC
No. us MAIN STREET. RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
We are nav prepared to oiier complete assert
ment of BOOTS and SHOES, of the latest and
most approved style among which will be found
the following goods of our own make, which, for
excellence of material and superior workmanship
are surpassed by uoDe IN this market. viz
1O pairs cents French Calf BOOTS;
800 GAIrERS;
AGO :. . OXFORD TIES;
400 STRAP SHOLS;
IW Call and Kid CATERS;
loo Lasting dc
so Ladies Morocco BOOTS;
2U " Goat do
$50 . Morocco and Goat BUSkfNS;
I'D - Morocco and Gid SLIPPERS:
500 q 90 Side-laop and Con CATERS:
Loo Misses Boots and Shoes, OF all stiles
Also, u we'll selected stock of Bows and Yorths'
Boots and Shoes, of all sts les, together with IL
large and desirable stock Of Pexged Work. makes
our assortment rs complete and rs great as any in
this market. to all OF which rsspec ITALY so.ict
a cal from the purchasing community before mak-
ing their purchases, as our facilities enable us to
eiter them advantages as great, at least, be
Oe red by AN, other house.
N. B-Custom work made to order. as usual, at
800 w MAKCTSHARRIs 4 Bao,
No. us Main St, next to American Hotel.
NH l9-2wt2pI
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M PHOToGRAPHs and Ambroty pes surpassed by
none in the world. from the smallest Up to life
SIZE, c,lored in Oil, Aquareil and India Ink, arc
those executed at REEs' Mammoth Gallery, Ii
Nam street. Copies taken from old Das9erreo,,
types and AmbrotyPes. enlarged to any desired
Is cents 10 $50. Inn Its
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IA To Observation-Disclosures. "A music teach
er IN the :. Southern Female College," Athens,
Tenn. says of - Brc,cn'S Bronehia! IroehsS,' or
Cough LOzenges: " HaviAg tried almost every OK
pectorant for Hoarseness without much benefit
see med cured 10y the of one box: am highly
pleased with Them NH 21-d3tWT&S&cwlt
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The Rrdel,ptiOn Act.


The House Of Delegates, on Thursday, asked
q committee of conference on the bill 10 repeal
the act providing for the Redemption OF the
notes Of Banks. We applaud the Senate for
Its flrmness in refusing. thus far, to concur in
the propriety Of repeating this important act
an act more important than ever, as the num-
Der Of our Banks, larger than ever before, has
been multiplied by the present legislature
This redemption law has worked admirably,
1t has given US something like convertible
currency, although it does involve a couces.
sion ON the part of the public viz the paw
ment of quarter per cent TO get specie, or its
equivalent for it. Repeal it, aud we will have
nothing that deserves the name OF specie pay-
ments.
The number Of the Banks is the solution of
the persistent manner in which this motion
for the repeal Of the act is pressed. When it
was adopted it was the preferred of two pro-
positions to promote the prompt convertible.
ty of Bank notes and the accountability of
Banks. The other was to require all Banks
to pay out only their own notes at their coun-
ters. One OF these would certainly have pass
ed. Mr.. EDMUNDs, Of Halifax, preferred the
measure requiring the redemption of Bank
notes at GER trail points of trade, and with his
cision, the Legislature preferred it also. 1t
has operated well. 1t is somewhat like the
clearing house system OF New York, or that
exerted by that well-managed institution.
the Suffolk Bank, Of Boston, both of VIII en-
have done more to promote healthy con-
dition of the currency and keep check on the
Over.issues of Banks than anything yet de-
vised by State Legislatures. The same effect
il exerted in Virginia by the redemption act.
1t keeps check upon the Banks-it keeps
down exchange at permanent price-it cheeks
excessive discounts. and prevents the swelling
the balance Of trade against US at the North
through extravagant purchases by our mer-
chants-it helps to regulate commerce and
preserve that order and stability in trade
which is indispensable to general prosperity,
and the most successful and steady progress
of every branch and avenue of industry and
enterprise Repeal it, aud we lose these i'm.
portaut advantages. We shall have An un.
convertible currency-we shall have ovel-
banking and over-u aiding, aud then a pres
sure, u curtaiinent, CRASH, with all the evils
and rum which follow in their train.
We trust the Senate will stand firm. The
banks have grown numerous, aud are exciting
. powerful influence. But We think il is the
time VI all others when the dominant party
OF the Legislature should maintain the prin.
ciplss 50 emphatically aud unvaryingly
avowsd by it In days past on the question of
banking. Keep the best checks We have upon
the systsm. DO not surrender them and throw
this community back upon an unregulared aud
confused currency that will subject them to
inconvenience and loss. and hiring disasters
upOn commerce
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-cAurmAwa FOR oFT1cn.

r CAPT. THOs c. EPPs-M MANY per.
4H sons Who have sees the announcement
q the name which hs:ds ta.T cHId = es n
POOH house. h.vo thourhs i was ~ young
man by the same name and tne oDjoct - ah.s no..
HIM. but. a the castr.ry. the gentleman who's
name is now 50 prOuSsnenily before the cOsnunns-
Is is the one who for more than twenty ,ea,s past
has be su a resident Of city, during The Whole 0f
which time lie has been iatorlnss WITH his s own
hands for the support OF himself and his large
family, and who, during the past three years. has
50 satisfactorily to his constituents represe nted
Monroe Ward in the CITY COancii. never having
missed meeting unless kept away by sickness;
and by this mot more than two OF three tlmea; ana
in no instance neglecting the MEETINGS OF the I'M
uor,ant committees on which he has served, ~
such means living down the opposition OF the kid.
glove upper tendCm, who so strongly opposed has
Gle c,ion 10 the Council; and by his fidelity to the
trusts reposed in him. has set an example which
might Ike minated it'll profit to the City by those
who affect to look down upon him. His constItu;
ency IN this Ward sensible to. and sratefnl
for, these services. and will give him rcuslng
majority. and they call on all who wish to see
abuses corrected, and the duties OF sn office adj
ministered with 6desIty and justice. To come tor
ward and lie nd their support to the election oil our
candidate, by giving him their earnest support on
the 18th day OF April next. ,, MANN
NH Att MONhOE w AM
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The Greatest Of eur Public Works..Its
Success

Thu Senate. on Thursday, passed, by 10 to
o. IN. James River and Kanawha bill, as
amended By IL previous to its defeat and re-
consideration. This was glorious act OF that
body, for which 1t deserves the thanks and
congratulations Of the entire State. Previous
to the passage Of the bill, an animated debate
sprang up ON . motion by Mr.. NEWMAN to re-
consider the vote ordering the bill to its en-.
grossment, with view to Its amendment
This discussion involved the merits Of the
bill though Mr.. NEWMAN disclaimed hostili.
~ to 1t. The motion was supported by Messrs.
TOWNS and NEAsoN, and opposed by Messrs.
JOHNSON. Of Bedford, and DOUGLASS. These
two gentlemen sustained the great mea-
sure in = manner which did them credit
for ability and siatesmanlike views. We
take pleasure in according to them both the
need OF praise due to their high positions
Mr.. JOHNSON. in this instance, exhibited his
wonted govd sense aud just ideas Of that pub.
lie interest, TO which he has, we believe, devo.
ted his clear intellect with no selfish or merely
local considerations. To Mr.. DOUGLASS is
due the honor of maintaining on this subject
an elevated position as the representative Of q
constituency not directly interested in the
passage Of the important measure, and who
are, from their natural advantages, independ-
ent OF the artificial aids Of railroads and
canals. They are only indirectly interested
in 1t, in SO far as it may be beneficial to the
general welfare Of the Commonwealth But
this was sufficient interest to command his
patriotic and generous support. In giving
thus his aid to the measure, his conduct bears
an honorable contrast with some who were
situated like him, but could not discern the
force Of the high obligations which govern his
fealty TO the Old Dominion.
This great Improvement involves in 4 larger
degree than any-or, we may almost say, than
all others-in the State the welfare of Virgin
Ia. The Senate has honored itself by passi ng
the bill. Its friends in that body deserve to
be most gratefully remembered by the friends
Of improvement in Virginia.
Yesterday, the House took up the bill as re-
turned from the Senate amended, and prompt
~ concurring in the amendments, the bill is
now law! This is glorious! We consider
that q brighter day has indeed dawned upon
our good Old Commonwealth! The Coving-
ton and Ohio Railroad is secured the Water
line to the Ohio is secured! Honor to the Le-
gislature Of $500!
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nASiIks Sacrificed!
ASDOTIIsR
ELEGANT DRESS GOODS!
0'"'' "''"1 LATEST NOVELTIES,
IN MATERIAL AND DESIGN,
At unprecedented prices, bringing them within the
reach OF all.
WATKINS & FICKLEN.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
lj9 Main Street.
Are now receiving and opening their second sup
SPLENDID SPRING GOODS,
Many of which have bee purchased at the auction
sales In New ork during the past week. At which
the prlces were lower than ever known before. In
- DRESS GOODS.
RICH LACE AND SILK MANrLES,
AoTs'E FuRNIsHING GooDs.
PRINTS.
PLANTATION GOODS
Either by wholesale retail, they prepared to
otter inducements HITHERTO UNEQuALLED.
WATKINS & FICKLEN's
OPE MING OF SILKS,
ON TUESDAY MORNING. THE OrH INST.
We sha Il he prepared to exhibit an UNRIvALLED
STOCK of SILKS of the choicest styles, at aston
Ron WE DNEsDAY morning. The 2lst, we will
exhihlt our splendid stock OF FRENCH LACE,
DAMASIE. PUSHER and REAL LACE MAN
TIES; SILK do. and new DUSTERS-some the
real lace, very elegant. tmh l9-l2t1 w. F.
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- JEFFERSON WARD.
NJ cot Neil TICKET.
n Uask,us James NJ. Talbot,
VIM Holt Richardson. n. b. Hill,
Thos. +. Ballard.
ALDERMEN.
Geo T.. Sader, WIZ. Taylor,
A lnlocs, Alex. CTals,
X. II. SanXay.
The above ticket will be supported by pam
NH 241tA JtF r tHSON p" AnD
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wA- Southern Sewing Machine

IA Southern Sewing MaS M.Nir ,cropy
TESTERS Iq ra5 HIchls fGtffLE 'f*;
s oenF sds to
Va. They are unrivaed IN p. int of simplicity.
beauty of finish. and their perfect adaptation to
every branch of industry where the needle is re-
They are gotten up in various styles, ranging IN
present at Corlnthisn Hall Main street. ant at the
s oS ;ss F,5%ssS f SHS
sSa'he%n st s. s md a o""
daeemsnts offered Tor the f1 n1rd E"r tsT4s &C.
NH 20-6tt2p) Richmond Va.
A Large and Attractive Supply OF
SPRING AND SUMMER DRY GOODS.
BREEDEN n FOX.
BROAD STREET.
Have been opening during the past two weeks.
and are now prepared to oiier,a complete assert
STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS.
They would call particular attention to many
large lots III Foreign Goods. which will he sold at
prices much lover than those OF former seasons
We mention few only OF the most attractive ar
BHREaE S StS to
very large assortment of SILKS. of every va.
rety of style at IS to 80 per cent. below the cost
French friatad ] ACoNETs and ORGANIZES;
TRAVELLING DRESS GOODS. of every descrIp-
ton:
Spring bElAlNEs and cHALLIEs:
French aud India FOCLARD SILKS, some EN-
tlrely new and handsome designs.
Our stock OF Domestic Staple Goods has
been more extensive.
NEGRO CLOTHING, of every grade
Amongst the last named. would call the spe-
clal attention OF buyers to very large lot. of
Virginia and Georgia Plain and Striped OSNA-
bURGS, and 4 large variety of other articles vi
Southern manufacture.
BREEDEN 4 FOX,
NH E-4WIf 2H Broad street.
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- MONSIEUR TONSlN COME
~ AGAIN."-Mr. JOSEPH ~ cARK Riil Z.
voted for land will serve if elected as member
Of the CITY COUNCIL from Jefferson WaId.I
This gentleman having represented our " ara AZ
dence. frmness, ability and untiriny energy. he
will receive the united and hearty support 81
" MANY VOTERS
hH-u* From all parts Of the W ard.
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and retail. Trunks repaired Aad Covers made 70
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