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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-05

MAYORS COURT-MAYoR MAYO PREsI-
DINa.-Ellen Fife, negro, charged with
stealing a pair Of shoes from Mr.. Emarck
and passing them over to Kate Robinson,
also negro, was arraigned. Both the ne
groes were sent on, and bailed to appear.
Mat Eagan, white, charged with assault
ing Mary Purcell. The case was continued
In the absence of complainant.
George Gillet, negro, found by police
man No. s with bag Of pig iron, was up,
and acknowledged that he got the iron
near the Petersburg depot. He was sent
on. ...-.- .. -
Mr.. II. W. Hovey was up for improving
q street," as the testimony showed. This
charge, so remarkable, turned out to have
originated with street commissioner, who
directed policeman to report. the matter
as a violation of ordinance. The "viola-
tom consisted in Mr.. Hovey having filled
up q ravine In q street at his own expense,
instead of taxing the city with it. Mr..
Hovey was promptly discharged. a
Frederick Kleibersall, for selling cigars
on Sunday, was fined.
Mrs. Sherlock, keeping a disorderly
house on Cary street between Sixth and
Seventh streets. Four policemen testified
that soldiers went there and got drunk and
fought each other. One policeman and
three citizens said that the house was
quiet. The Mayor gave her notice that .
motion would be made before the Hastings
Court to revoke her license.
In the case of DR.. T. G. Maddux, charged d
with cutting George Kane, the accused
was sent on for examination to tho Hust-
ings Court, and bailed in the sum Of $500.
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FAIR FOR THE BENEFIT OF ST. PATRIcK's
CHuRcH.-The ladies Of this church, in
connection with the ladies Of St. Peters,
contemplate holding fair for the benefit
of the above church, commencing tonight.
Our visit to the place on Saturday was well
coined by the smiles Of fair ones, whose
tiny hands were busily engaged In pre-
pairing wreathes and twinings Of evergreens
to render the place palace Of enchant-
ment. We advise our friends, young and
old, to visit them, and invest either in eat
ables or some useful article, which they so
tastefully display. They will hold their
fair on Main street, over Devlin's store, OPP
posite the post-office.
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DISEASES OF THR EYH AND EAR. .--Dr. Gardner.
formerly Of London, Engsnd,l oculist and aurist.
operator on the eye and ear, respectfully informs
the citizens Of Rich mond he will be agsn the
Ballard House-ofacs, parior II, nrat noor-on Mon
day, November 10th, TO Thursday the nd. After
that time, monthly, OF which due notice VIII bs
given. Onee hsurs from 4 u. tosP, n Asi
can be consulted on deafness, noise 10 ths head,
catarrh. discharges rom the ear scales In the ear
accumulation OF wax In the ear. obstruction Of the
custodian tube, and al acnts os cbroais diseases
OF the ear and air passages. Artificial eyes In.
serted without pain, and perfectly resembling the
natural eye. Operations Tor cataract, stiabismus
or cross eye, artificial pupil, Ac.. skilfully per.
formed and all diseases OF the eye and ear treated.
and every operation in sural and opthslmie sur.
gerry, performed by Dr.. GARDxER. Principal otaes
81 west Fortisth street, New York. References,
testimonials, &c. Send for circular. % s7-sm
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DEArn OF CArrAIN RICHARD G.. MORRIS.
We have to add to the number of deaths
In our city that Of Captain Richard G.
Morris, well-known and venerable citi-
zen. He was native Of Gloucester county,
and first entered public life as q delegate
from that county in the Virginia Legisla-
ture. He married daughter Of the late
Colonel Yancey, Of Buckingham, and re-
sided in that or an adjoining county for
many years. He came to this city to re-
side some twenty years since. He was q
man of strong intellect, and remarkable for
his energy and decision Of character. He
took an active part in public affairs, and
was an ardent advocate Of improvements.
Although hard on to seventy years, he
maintained great vigor Of manhood until
some few months since, when he showed
symptoms Of waning strength; and his ILL
ness, which terminated yesterday in death,
had lasted two months or more. He was
an enterprising, useful citizen, who did
much in his day to advance the welfare and
prosperity Of his native State.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-05

CITY RAILWAY DEPOT AND STABLES
The City Railway company is erecting .
depot and stable on Leigh street near the
corner of Adams. The stable is nearly
completed, and is Of brick, measuring
seventy-two by sixty four feet. 1t will be
a very handsome building. Messrs. Flem-
ing s. Hopkins are the contractors for the
carpenters work on it. TIE depot is to be
built on the adjoining lot, and will also DO
very handsome building. The brick
work of the stables is being done by Messrs.
Neal & Hudson.
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PIcKpocxETs have been doing thriving
business in small way at the Second Mar
ket during the past ten days, in which time
they have relieved eight or ten ladies OF
their market change, amounting in one in.
stance to as much g sl00. A gang Of
small white boys are the operators, and on
Saturday morning two Of them were de-
tected in the act Of picking the pocket Of
Mrs. Griffin, one Of them having thrust his
hand in, and the other standing ready to
escape in the crowd with the booty. Don't
take much money to market, and hold that
in your hand till you spend II.
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DEATH OF Nh. THOMAS ]. DEASE.-This
gentleman, so long known in this city as .
merchant, and 30 highly esteemed for his
integrity and for his generous qualities Of
disposition, died on Friday while on svisit In
King William county. He was . native
of Buckingham county, and was about
sixty two years Of ago. In all the matters
of social and business intercourse he was
without reproach as an honorable gentle
man. he was man Of tried courage, and
possessed that virtue which is the brightest
ornament Of bravery-magnanimity. He
was the most devoted Of friends, and Of
course enjoyed himself large share Of re-
spect and esteem.
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TEE OPERA To-NIaHr.-To-night We arc
TO have the English Opera Troupe, tho
Richings. Wherever they have been, ths
press speak in their praise, and without .
doubt Il is . well-organised company, and
viii afford to N during their stay . great
musical treat. The opera for tonight 10
Naritsna. Il h needloss here 70 give the
plot Of che piece, for who b not familiar
With the drama Don Cesar do Ba1ap, of
whjSh Mariana y Tie opssp. The easte
= highly Astrsctive-Nin &icbmgp taking
NJ paSt sof xarilanSi xr. DastIe, Dpa
Cesar; III. CAmpbell. DON Joas; Nr. Ats
nold, The Marquis I; Nise HaFrissa L.a61<
silIo,. and Mss. Dsadinst, The Aasct8onelns
3H9fV cappot Az . b q eQod boss 80
kssss u Z y ias n 3 sa RI = ss -
p e I. 5ss 81 iss ss's 4
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ROBBERY OF RAILROAD TICKETs.-On
Saturday afternoon two well-dressed and
respectable looking men went into the of
fee of the Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac depot, on Broad street, and cap
tured two boxes Of through tickets, worth
(f sold) several thousand dollars. They
escaped through the work-yard and got
away. The travelling public will do we'll
not to buy through tickets except at the
company's office or the other regular
points of sale. If they bny from strag-
glers they may get some Of these stolen
tickets, which, of course, they cannot use.
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The MANAGERS and officers Of the Holly
wood Memorial Association will meet In
the lecture-room of DR.. Hoge's church on
this Monday morning at II o'clock.
The Association acknowledges receipt OF
donations from w. G. Rives, Jr, Esq. New
York Francis r. Rives, Boston Mrs. Rey-
nolds, Rhode Island; DR.. Stuart, King
George, Virginia; Miss Lucy Moon, Mem
phis, Tennessee by Miss Collier, North
Carolina, forty -one dollars.
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C1Rcu1r CouRT OF tRrcHxoxp. To-day
Is the time appointed by law for holding
the fall term Of this court, but In. conse-
quence of the continued indisposition Of
Judge Meredith no court will be held at
present. We are pleased to learn that the
health Of the Judge Is improving. Due no.
tice Of the opening Of the court will be
given. We are requested by Sheriff Wright
to inform jurors and witnesses that they
are not expected to attend until again sum-
rnoned
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Dock RoBBERY.-On Friday night last
the schooner Mary NJ. Morris, which came
from Williamsburg, Va, with a load Of
lumber, was robbed OF all her lines while
the captain and crew were asleep. Two
barges lying near were also robbed Of their
towing lines,
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TIE EXECUTIVE Committee Of the Hol-
lywood Memorial Bazaar hold their regu-
lar semi-monthly meeting at the lecture
room of the Second Presbyterian church
this morning at IL o'clock. These meet
ings are not intended for the committee
alone, but all ladies interested in the
cause are urgently requested to attend.
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BOXES FOR INTERMENT OF UNITED STATES
SoLDIERs.-On Saturday last over 100
hoxes containing cofiins were sent to the
Virginia Central depot to be forwarded to
Manassas battlefield for the interment OF
the United States soldiers who fell in the
battles at that point.
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BODY BROUGHT BAcK.-The body of Mr..
Hugh Thomas Pendleton, gallant soldier
of the Second Howitzer company of this
city, who fell at Gettysburg, was yesterday
brought back from the battlefield, and
will be inferred this morning from st.
James church at IL . o'clock. -. 81
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JUDGE LYoSs's CouRT.-In this court yes
terday the Rothschilds tobacco case was
further heard-Messrs. Ould and Caring
ton for the plaintiffs, and Messrs. Chandler
and Eames for the United States Govern
ment. The case will be up again to-day.
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HOUSE ExrERxD.-The house Of Mrs.
Brent, lust outside Of the corporation near
the towh Of Sidney, was entered early on
Saturday morning and robbed Of . quan.
tity Of clothing and silver plate. The
thieves we're pursued, but made their es-
cspe after dropping their ill-gottep gains.
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MADISON WARD should be entitled to
larger appropriations from the City Council
for street improvements than other wards,
from the fact that nearly all the heavy trade
and greater portion OF the lighter trade
is done in it, which brings residents Of all
parts of the city to this ward.
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SHOOTING AFFRAY.-Two negroes, Will
liam Brown and Richard Jones, had diff
fculty in Sidney yesterday morning, in
which one Of them shot the other with a
musket. A citizen who heard the firing
came out with gun and ordered them to
"git," and they "got."
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ARREST OF PICKPOCKEr.-When the
train from Richmond arrived in Washing
ton Friday afternoon, gentleman named
Walker, of Lynchburg, discovered that his
pocket-book was missing, and at the same
time policeman saw . young man named
Howard throw q pocket-book into the ten
der of the locomotive, and arrested him.
The pickpocket was discharged next
morning, as the complainant did not ap-
pear against him.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-05

The SEANEN's BETHEL SUNDAY SCHOOL.
The Seamcn's Bethel Sunday school, on
Twentieth near Cary street, Is In flourish.
ing condition. Rev. Francis ]. Boggs i
the superintendent, and 7. L. D. Walfbrd,
Esq, the acting superintendent. The ses-
sion commences at 8 o'cl0ck each Sunday
afternoon, and the average number oa
scholars Is from seventy -1ys to one bun.
dred. Among these are number OF the
children Of our Israslite fellow-citizsns.
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TRI DoIHas Ar ARRASpALR 4 Co.'S gASvaDAT.
Ar. George rhstehsr, Rcekstts, rsssivs1 two oil.
vor Watches. lss as# fs3FEsHt 2Igtsss
Mr.. Z.Y. Hiitshsiner. Nsehaaissvills tafasiks.
one cord Of wood.
Mr.. 3 williams, Seventh street shove Broad.
one silver watch. ,.ls y sttIfgEE -
Mrs. Mary A. Wood. Port Mayo. one ton OF coal.
Mr. william Ketehum, corner Twenty -arst and
Main streets, one hunting -eass silver watch.
Mr.. Albert B. Cole. ysDsbis ,trsst between RiSh.
teenth and Nineteenth, one cord OF wood.
DR.. r. p Mayo, Whfg once, one silver watch.
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AccIDENT.-As son of Mr.. II. B. Dickinson
fell from his horse corner of Fourth and
Broad streets, while in commissions, Satur-
day evening, and was carried into the store
of Mr.. Rose, where he was cared for until
q physician arrived.
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New CHURcH.-A church is being built
on Clay street near First by the denomi-
nation OF Christians known as Qnakers. 1t
is ninety-six feet long by twenty-fonr wide,
and will be a very fine edifice when
finished. 1t will be plain in the furnishing
of the interior, as becomes the views enter
tanned by the members Of the church, but
the whole building is gotten up with view
to combining strength with good taste.
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s,a PARpoNs.-The following psrdons were
granted by the Governor on Saturday !:
William Walthurst, negro, sentenced to
six years in the penitentiary for felony.
Henry Everhart, white, convicted In Ports
mouth Of petty larceny, and sentenced TO
a.
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limited STATES DISTRICT COURT SITTING
AT NORFOLK, VA.-The following grand
iury was called: w. 7. Harrison Qoreman), p,
Peter Whitehnrst, Peter Dilworth, Will
liam r. Jones, w. II. Brooks, John L. Dun
bar. Frank Decordy, John II. Borum, Will
liam Petit, George W. Childs, W. W. Wing,
James Simmons, Elisha Pendleton, VIII
liam Ward, Martin Greenwood, and J. NJ.
Bullett-l6.
The following oath was then administer
ed by the clerk:
You will diligently inquire into and true
presentment make of all matters as may
be given you in charge or come to your
knowledge touching the present service.
You shall present no person through ILL
will, nor leave any unpresented through
fear or favor, but in all your presentments
YOU shall present the truth, the whole
truth. and nothing but the truth, so help
you God. =,
Bv direction of Judge Underwood, the
second clause of the oath, enyoining fealty
and support to the Constitution of the United
States and the la,es thereof, uas omitted in
the suearing Of the Jurors, and the cter6 a.
rected to s,oear them on only the first clause,
above giuen.
The following is that portion of the oath
ignored and omitted:
You do solemny suear that you ,oiH sup
port the Constitution Of the United States Of
america that you have not, without duress
or restraint, taken up arms, or joined any
rebellion, giving 1t aid OF comfort that
you have not, directly or indirectly, given
any assistance, in money or in any other
thing, to any person who you knew, or had
reason to know, or good cause to believe,
had Joined, or were about to join, the SAID
insurrection or rebellion, or had resisted,
or were about to resist, with force Of arms,
the execution of the laws Of the United
States; and that you have not Sounseiled
or advised any person or person: 70 JOIN
any rebellion against, or to resist. Win
force of arms, the laws Of the United states.
( Whereupon, the first clause OF the oath
having been duly. and solemnly administer
ed, the grand jury was seated and the
Judge proceeded to deliver himself OF the
following charge: .,s-g.
Gentlemen of the Grand Jury,-My charge
will be short, as your services will be brief.
There will be q good deal OF service re-
auired at the next term, as the Attorney
General has been summoned to Richmond.
I have reason to believe that there will De
a considerable amount of criminal bust
ness. but none of serious nature, it being
principally confined to delinquent postmas-
ters and violations Of the revenue laws.
On the first Tuesday in December, when
you meet, / shall be enabled TO inform you
of the cases that are to be tried, ana the
laws uuder which they are to be tried.
The grand jury then rose and retired:
The court rose to sit in the city OF hlch-
mond on the 18th instant. - Vnginidn, "a.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, NovsngEa AxDl.
ARRIVED. #
Steamer Georgsanns, HID, Norfolk, merehsn.
disc and passengers, L. Tafum. fIIl8
steamer Colonel Rueker. Bell, Washington.
d C.. United states Qnsr erma-ter
Schooner Mary, Lsrkin, York river, grain, =. ..
Wortham 60.
Steamer Saratoga, King, New York, msrchan.
disc and passengers, @. z. Watson
esssa.s ssansf and f,, n'''
Steamer John sylvester, clifford, Norfolk. mer.
chandise and ptsseng, n, l.. b. Tatum.
schooner A T. Cohen, Rover Philadelphia, ria
Chickshomny. lumber, MeKowAn 4 Curtis.
Schooner Ida h.. f0rtes, Washington, D. G.,
lumber, McKowan 4 Curtis.
Schooner Ella, Lloyd, North Carolins, light.
.nsi s.t MBMoRASDA
Schooner W. N. Gesner, Egbsrt, cleared from
New York for Richmond November
Steamship Meiita, Hsrdee, sailed from Liverpool
for Norfolk, ria Boston and Philadelphia Ucto.
Der 10.
Schooner J. Paine, Rich, for City Point and
cleared from Boston Hovenbers.
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LIBsY PRIsox.-The Libby prison hes
now ninety -one prisoners In It. The build,
ing L. thoroughly cleaned, and scrubbed
and whitewashed- somstlling that rejects
credit upon the officer In charge Of IT,
Lientenant James Remington, Of the He.
,ysnth United States inftutFy. sss1
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) BAsE.BALL.-Am match game was played
on Saturday between the second mines Of
the Old. Dominion Juniors and the Atlan-
tics first nine. The following is the score
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T1n,W or ADvx1l11N

1 TIE SrAfIor-HoUsss.--As tbe lrst star
tion-h house, Edward Jsslson, cologsd, was
!" enclosed " for trespassing on. the gfUupds
OF the German Catholic church. 1t The
second, Henry Conway, cologed, drunk and
diseedsrly, va coshmitasd.
Bro K1Dna.-Mr. n. B. Sweeney, Of
HaiifSx county, n. o., has sent as ono Of
the larrest rsdishss 80 hare ever seon. It
weighs three peuads, neesurss twenty-four
inches IL length, and r. thirteen and half
inches 10 circumference st IT. largest part.
Il may be seen in the DispdeA window.
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BIO CAssAeE.--Mr. IgnAtius Shntte, Of
Chesterdeld county, bas seut - drum
head cabbage weighing fifteen pounds.
Who can beat that Il is among the vs-
getable cufiosities In the Dispdtek window.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

ADJOURNMENT OF TIE SuPRExE CouHr.-
The Supreme Court OF Appeals adjourned
on Saturday last until the second Tuesday
IN January.
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Tas PHxxr-Posr.--The pepsy.post, Or
Iettss-dsliyeTy boxes, g they sxs some
times called, should be placed On the
Amp-posts by the City C0uncil thus =
cilitating ell citissas in sestting letssrsto
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FOR RENT.

A VERY DESIRABLE RESIDENCE
IA FOR RENT, on the corner of Fifth and -
Main streets, lately occupied by Mr.. w. NJ. e.H
sutton, with elsgsnt FURSITURE, combi1- aS1
ing IL this modern fmpr ivements, stable and
carriage bouse-the most desirable position In the
town, having large grounds, and within nye mi.
nutes walk OF he business portion OF the city. ont
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BASE .sALL.-A match gone of baas. ball vii bs
plsysd this afternoon ct O'Clock bstvssa The Old
Dominion and spotswood Clubs. on the grospds Of
the latter, near the Hollywood csmstsry. The pub
lie are invited &h ,4- $40
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81 NATIONAL BANK OF VIRGINIA.

81 NATIONAL BANK OF VIRGINIA.
GOVERNMENT pEPosITARY.
By special order Of the Secretary Of the Trss.
sury the
NATIONAL BANK OF VIRGINIA AT RICH.
MOND
has been made
DEP0sITARY OF GOVERNMENT FUNDS,
as will appear by the following:
TREASURY DEPARrnRNT,l
WASHINGTON, October 4, 1855.
BY virtue Of the frst section OF an act Of Con-
gross, approved Juno Ia, 1855, entitled "An act to
regulate and secure the safo-keeping Of public
money entrusted 10 disbursing officers OF the
United States" the National Bank Of Virginia ut
Richmond, Va, Uhere being no treasurer nor As.
ssani treasurer of the United States at that place.
:. hereby especially designated for the reception.
safe. keeping, and disbursement, according to law,
cr the public funds entrusted for disbursement to
any or all discussing officers OF the War, Interior
Or Treasury Departments. II. McCULLOCH,
&C Elm Secretary Of the Treasury.
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Il DMINIsTRATORs NOTICE:-Adl
IA psysons indebted 70 the estate Of 3. q. Aoni On
ss,,o S:ss:;sSs s:y s.,s RlSa CONS
m pefsons having claims against the estste w1u
pre5snf them within the time .prescfibed ~ isv'
stress. -. - IRISTiDES MONTRIRO,.
xdninistsatss 81 3. b AontsisO, dsessssd.
:. - an-A kaWta t+fS
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IRON AND BRASS FouNDREs.

IRON AND BRASS FouNDREs.
TTNION MANUFACTURER
COMPANY,
asSERAL xAcHINrsrs. IRON AND BRASS
FouNDRRs,
CARY sYRKKr SxAR fiyrsHsrH.
The extensive works Of this Company,
ESTABLISHED IN 1890 IN THE CITY OF RICH.
NoND, AND KEPT IN OPERATION
. DURING THE WHOLE OF
THE PERIOD SINCE
THAT TIMRBY
THE PRESENT PRoPRIEToRs,
are still successfully prosecuting their business,
and respectfully announce their readiness
to do all kinds OF
GENERAL MACHINE WORK.
comprising the
BUILDING AND REPAIRING OF ALL KINDS
OF MACHINERY AND MAcHINIsTs'
TOOLS. STEAM ENGINES,
SAW MILLS.
They have. without question, the most extended
facilities for all kinds OF
FIXTURES, TOOLS, AND IMPLEMENTS
TOBACCO MANUFACTURERS
to be found in the country, and they especially So
licit this class OF work, confident Of
their ability to
GIVE ENTIRE SATISFACTION.
They also ask attention to the fact that they are
prepared to furnish
sHAFTING, HANGERS. AND PULLEYs
LOWEST NORTHERN PRICES.
ALSO,
TO REPAIR PRINTING PRESSES,
AND FURNISH PAPER CUTTERS AND ALL
KINDS OF PRINTERS TOOLS, &C.,
AT THEIR
WORKS, ON CARY STREET.
= Toe .e-eodlm]
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gr BREEDEN 4 FOX,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
DRY GOODS,
No. 4ol BROAD STREET,
are receiving per steamers THIS DAY large addi
tlonal supplies Of DRESS GOODS, bought during
the past week at the extensive New York auction
salss. Also, large and attractive supply OF new
aud choice PRINTS, BLRACHED and BROWN
GOODS, IRISH LINENS, CLOTHS and CAssI-
MERES. large assortment of LADIES' CLOAKs
and SHAWLS of the newest designs
CARPETINGS OF all grades, DKuGGETs, RUGS,
&c, BREEDEN 4 FOX,
No 40l Broad street,
ocgT-l2t corner Broad and Fourth streets.