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Richmond Corn and Flour Exchange, August Il

Richmond Corn and Flour Exchange, August IL
OFFERINGS.
Wheat. = White, 2,202 bushels; red, WV
bushels.
Carn.-White, 2os bushels mixed, so bush
els.
Oats.-2SO bushels.
Flour.-Extra, IS barrels superfine, 43 bar.
rels; family, 2s barrels.
SALES.
Wheat.-White, l,2jS bushels inferior to
prime, $l.75@$2 .37h-l44 bushels on private
terms.
Corn.-White, 26 bushels good at 81.
Oaks.-4S bushels at &c.
Richmond Tobacco Exchange, August II.
Breaks and receipts light. Market firm.
No change to note in prices "A hogsheads,
tierces, and boxes sold as follows
MANUFACTURING TOBACCO.
Luqs.-Commou to medium dark working,
a5 to 80 good dark working, IS to Sl2; sun
cured, common, 81 to Sl2 sun-cured, good,
Sl2 to Sls coal-cured, common, 81 to Sl2
coal cured, bright sl2 to $50; coal-cured, fan
cy, 800 to SI5.
Ledt-Common dark working, 81 to 90 me-
dunn dark working, $40 to Sl4; good dark
$2l; sun-cured, $l5 to $25 and $S2; yellow
wrappers, common, 800 to $780, yellow wrap
pers, medium to extra, *40 to Sl00 and 5000.
SHIPPING TOBACCO.
Lugs.-Tery common and heavy weights, IS
to S6 80 medium, So to IS good, SIS to Sl2. 80
Leaf.-English shipping, sl6 to $50 and $27. .5O
continental shipping, Sl3 to SIS and S23.
sTEAMING TOBACCO.
LeGy.-Common, sl2 to $l4 good, slJ to sl7;
fine, SIS to $50 and $23.
Stems.-Eery common to good, 81 to $4.5O
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old DOMINION CIDER MILLS
~ We have perfected our OLD DOMINION
MILL, and have now unquestionaby the BEST
PORTABLE CIDER MILL In use. We ask an ex-
animation or trial, and challenge competition
with any mill In the market. Owners OF orchards
will consult their interest by seeing the Old Do
minion before purchasing cider mill.
We sell also the Hickok and Hutchinson Mills
H. NJ SMITH & Co.,
an l4-8t 1892 Main street.
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD Co.,}
RICHMOND, VA, July >, 1857.

A VI - - = @e
IHANGE OF SCHEDULE.-On and
" after FRIDAY the sth instant trains on this
road will.run as follows:
Leave Richmond daily at A. II. and 1.2o T: :.
Leave Petersburg daily at 90 A. ID. and s.h Z.
II. 80
An ACCOMMODATION TRAIN will;leavs Rich-
mond at P. n. and Petersburg att A. n. daily,
except Sunday.
The 100 P. M train connects at Petersburg With
Norfolk train daily Except Sunday. Fare to Nor
folk, with through tickets and baggage cheGKs' ~.
iva Engineer and Superintendent.
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,iCuARD Il. CHRISTIAN,

i)IlHARD II. CHRISTIAN,
~ ATTORNEY At LAW,
t.ar- Tor Qrs C.ce In the courts of
E.taNpED ana HEERlCO.
" --s oT.r Per.yr- %ational Bank, corner OF
-.~... -'.l gv".lta ..r-.t- " 20--3In
| I1VMAS j. EVANS, ATTORNEY
4T LAW and COMMISSIONER IN CHAN
.---. practices "a he cOart. Of the city OF Rich
-.-. ar l-z county o. H-urico. Otace on Frank
''s"aA eyor from Sixth street. ia l2-ts
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JCE TO SELL VIRGINIA

A CHANCE TO SELL VIRGINIA
N LANDS.-I have formed . business connec.
tion with Messrs: Murphsy Troutman, Real rs
applications for the purchase OF large number OF
farms and other real property in Virginia, foI
which fair and reasonable prices will be paid BY
Psnnsylvanians desiring to remove to this State.
On application, IN person or by mail, will With
pleasure furnish any having land FOR sale spe.
ciho Information on the subject.
J. D. IMB0DEN, Attorney at Law,
An 2oLt. Richmond. Va.
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Railroads.

NORFOLK, FORTRESS MONROE.
~ AND INTERMEDIATE LANDINGS, VIZ
NEW WsCHEDULg.-On and after TUESDAY, July
23d. the trains will leave the depot Of this Com
pany at 4. A., connecting on Iussdays Thur. bur-
Ca1tsin scHrxMsRHoRs, for Norfolk, Fortress
Gonroe, and intermediate landings, arriving at
Norfolk at P II. 80
Mondays. Wednesdays, and Fridays At = A. n,
passengers arriving In Richmond at r A..
Psssengers taken to and from all landings
Freieb1 1aIsn 10 and from all wharves or piers.
Passengers for Cobb's Island by this route only
remain In Norfolk one night.
an lSyy Sm ruet - WILLIAM B. EHos, Agent.
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80 S

Do N
ICHMOND AND DANVILLE
ICRAILROAD-CHANG OF FSCHEDULEz-NEW
ARRANG GEMBNT.-0n and after SUNDAY, May
S, 1887, only one daily Mail and Passenger Train
will be run upon this road each way.
THROUGH MAIL AND PASSEH GER TRAIN
GOING WEST.
Leave Richmond daily at...............7.15 is A. n.
Leave Danville daily at.................4.o5 .o5 M.
connecting at Burksville with trains on southside
railroad for Lynchburg, Knoxville. Nashville,
Memphis, sc. at Greensboro with trains on
North Carolina railroad for Charlotte, Columbia,
Charleston, Augusta, Macon, Columbus, savan-
nah, Atlanta, Montgomery, Mobile, New Orleans,
&C., &c.
GOING EAST.
Leave Greensboro daily yat.............6.l6 10 A. d.
Leave Danville daily at.,... A. III.
Arrive at Richmond At +. M.
connecting at Burkeville with trains on southside
THOMAS DODAMEAD,
mys Superintendent.
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A M - a3s
VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Y SUMMER sCHEDULE.-On and after SUN
DAY, June ls the Mail Train will be run between
Richmond and the western terminus OF the road
(which in few weeks will be at Covington) daily,
except on Sunday, and on Sunday between Rich-
mond and Gordonsville.
Leave Richmond Observation-Disclosures IT'S A. II.
Leave western terminus. as A. d. .
Arrive in Richmond. ................... % T. M.
Arrive at western termin ........... 6.62 +. ID.
The Freight Train leaves Richmond
daily, except on Saturdays, at. 600 r. u.
Arrives In Richmond, except on Mon 90
A Passenger Car will be attached to this train
east Of Gordonsville.
Passengers for Augusta Springs leave the road
at Staunton
Passengers for Natural Bridge, Roekbridgs
Baths and Alum Springs at Goshen;
Passengers for Bath Alum, Warm, Hot, and
Healing Springs at Milboro'
Passengers for White and Salt sulphur and
Sweet Springs at western terminus.
The arrangements with stages are such as to
avoid night travel after P. II !. In all cases.
Through tickets sold to all the above points.
Also, to all prominent points in the Southwest, to
Washington and northern cities, and to prominent
points In the Valley OF Virginia, and on the
b. D. wHITCOMB,
jes General Superintendent.
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ReaI Estate Agencies.

NABELL q WATKINS, lib Main
Z J street Lancaster Building, Richmond. Va.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS AND AUCTIONERRS,
having especial facilities with northern and Vir-
ginia solicit gnments of all kinds
Of REAL ESTATE, in the city and State. for sale.
exchange, Lease, or purchase, privately and at
auction, on the most liberal terms.
E. CARRINGTON CABELL,
an l0-3m j. B. WATKINS.
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SALES

Richmond Tobacco Exchange, August II.
Breaks and receipts light. Market firm.
No change to note in prices. "A hogsheads,
tierces and hoXes sold as follows
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yI,EU EU>CCpES, OPERA and FIELD
r. TEgKMCMErKAS. etc, al New York
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MAssACuUsETTs.-Thc nomination by the
Democrats of Massachusetts, of JOHN
Quincy ADAMS for Governor Of the State
is an event of notable character. me
elder JOIN Quincy ADAMS, who was
brought up in the school of Federal poll
tics, became alicnatcd from the Federal
party, which had so faithfully sustained
his father, and was rather under the
weather in Massachusetts, for while. 1t
is singular coincidence that the son is
now thrown in opposition to the great
body of the people of Massachusetts in
like manner. The Federal party was
ovcrbcaring and bitter. It's hostility to
the war of 1872, amounting to treason, in
creased its passions and aggravated its
prejudiccs. 1t was tho excessive party
tyranny within the State, and the disleyalty
of the people, that no doubt ultimately led
to the alienation Of the elder ADAMS; and
precisely the same description Of partisan
intolerance has now driven the son of
from the ruling party in his State.
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The Administration is unduly sensitive
in regard to its connection with the tria
OF Mr.. DAVIS, as witness the telegram from
Washington on the subject. We have
published several paragraphs stating that
"thc Government" was expected to do SO
aud SO but We understood the phrase to
mean the District Attorney, just as we I'M
dcrstaud the Commemorative Attorney in
our own courts is alluded to when it is said
that "the State" win enter nolle proSeQaH,
&C., &c. The National heteNigencer, how
ever, invariably understands "the Govern
ment" to be Mr.. JOHNSON and his Cabinet,
and wastes much time and space in ex-
culpatiEg them.
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On the 81 instant, ELEXlE, youngest son o!
James J. and Martha A. Campbell aged two years
and two months. n,,- ,,o,r,,r :.
The funeral will take place THIS MoRN ING a.
half-past 10 o'clock from the Second baFtlst
church The friends Of the family are invited 10
attend.
Baltimore Sun please copy.
On the I'd instant PAUL CLARENDON, infant
son OF Arthur and Ella +. Tulane, aged eleven
months and four days.
AS the sweet flower that scents the morn,
But withers in the rihing day,
Thus lovely seemed the infants dawn;
Thus swiftly lied his life away.
Fro sin could blight or sorrow fade,
Death timely came with friendly care,
The openins bud TO Heaven conveyed,
And badc il blossom forever there.
His funeral will take place from the residence
of his grandfather BEN aInin Bragg, Main street
betw cen Seventeenth and Eighteenth, at half-nast
o'clock THIS friday AfTERNoON. Ihe
friends and acquaiutanccs OF the family are IN
ritcd TO attend.
On the I'd instant, ANNE BULL, aged SIN
months youngest child of b. F. and Sarah T.
Bull.
Baltimore Sun please copy.
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aRirI,mond nispatth.
FRIDAY... ...OClobEt ., 1901.
Chesapealsc and Ohio-AlbemaIle.

Chcsapealzc and Ohio-AlbemaIle.
II will be seen that meeting of the ES-
ccutivc Committee Of Albcmarle county
on the subject Of the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad is called for Monday next at
Charlottesville, when the question Of q
subscription by tho county to the eight
per cent. preferred stock Of the Chcsa-
peakc and Ohio railroad will be brought
before the people. There arc peculiar
reasons why Albcmarlc should give her
influence and her material aid to this
great enterprise. Every Improvement that
extends and cxpcditcs the communication
between that county and populous and
wealthy sections of tho Union must add
largely to the support of the University,
which is destined to become moro than
ever national school. Eirginians and
descendants Of Eirginians in the prosper
ous States of the West arc inclined to
complete the education of their children
In an institution in the heart of the State,
which was founded by one of its greatest
men, and which has gained the distinction
Of the first school in the United States.
Those who reside in the Ohio tier OF
States have been, in these railroad times, SO
cut of from intercourse and correspond
cncc with the part Of Virginia where the
University is located that they have been
led to look to other quarters for schools,
when, could they have enjoyed the advan-
taces of direct and quick railroad inter
course with the University, great many
of them would have selected it in prefer
cncc to all others.
Complete the Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad to the Ohio, and the good effect
WILDE at once seen in the increased pros
pcri,y Of the University. 1t will have q
new field opened toit-onc that is rich, and
one that will be most tavorably inclined
towards it. The University ailording such
fruitful source Of profit TO the people OF
Albcmar!c, its prosperity is Of the great
est Importance to them. Through its dis
burscments u great deal of wealth is dis
tributcd amongst them.
This consideration is one which the citi'
zcns of that county have over and above
the inducements whichprompt other coun-
ties to aid in the building Of this great
road, while all the inducements which
operate on those counties prevail in Abe.
marie with even greater force than in any
other county save Augusta.
We are sure these facts arc fully appre
ciatcd by the people Of Albcmarlc, who
generally understand their interests about
as well as any other community, and know
how to manage them with decided skill
and success. We cannot doubt, therefore
that liberal subscription will be made OF
behalf of their county.
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ANOTHER PANEGYRlsr.-One Colonel
HAWKINS, OF New York, in an address to
General SHERIDAN, said to him that he
welcomed him !" as the most magnificent
soldier OF any country or OF any ace.n The
New York Times, commenting upon This
wants 10 know "why it is that distin
"guished gentlemen, selected to make
addresses OF welcome to distinguished
generals, usually assume that they are
!ools" 1t might be answered tina, il
'iiey 90 SO presume they are certainly not
Always wrong. But after publishing SWIM
1oAS euiogy of SHERIDAN, the Times mjph,
ie"oiiy stomach without demur the con
else iauds'ion uttered by Colonel uAw-
KINs.
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THE CHRISTIAN EXAMINER.-Rcv. JOHN
G.. PARRISH and Rev. DR.. HoPsoS-thc lat
ter the distinguished pastor of the Syca-
moro church in this city, and celebrated
for his cloqucncc and his lcarning-pro-
pose to commence IN this city, on the lst
of January next, the publication of
monthly paper, of large quarto size, at one
dollar per annum. The paper is to be sin
all respects the representative organ OF
the Disciples of Christ in Virginia."
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LoUIsIASA.-Thc elections for the Con-
rcntion to amend tho State constitution OF
Louisiana took place 4 week ago, and We
have not yet heard Il word relative to the
complexion" Of the members returned.
We are informed that the Convention is
carricd--a result all anticipatcd-b the
yet more lmportan, matter Of the compo-
sition Of the Convention itself is not com
muuicatpd
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IMPARTIAL ApvICE.-Thc New York
Times, having taken up its position in the
halfway house," gives the following very
good advice to tho two great parties:
cit will not do for the Democrats to pre-
sumo too far upon the symptoms Of re
action which they have observed in the
public mind nor will it be any wiser for
the Republicans to undcrrate them or to
misunderstood their real meaning"
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European Affairs.

The cable news yesterday received here
gives indications of European troubles
that have rather serious complexion.
The previous telegram touching q remon-
STRANGE, addressed by the Emperor NAPo-
LEON to the southern German States,
against their forming union with those of
the north, occaSioncd some uneaSlneSs, and
Yesterday VIC had news Of a successful
movement Of the rebels upon the Papal
dominons. 1t was accompanied by a
statement that an appeal had been made
to the King of Italy for succor, and de-
MED and that an imbroglio of serious
nature was feared between France and
Italy.
The statement that assistance had been
refused the Pope by VICroR EMMANUEL
needs confirmation, since he has manifested
a determination to prevent the invasion of
the Papal dominons for some time past,
and especially in the arrest and imprison-
ment of GARIRALDG. What could have
occasioncd a breach between the King and
the Emperor Of France we do not see, I'M
less it was the statement that aid had been
denied the Pope by the King, in conformity
with change Of policy on the subject, in
which case the first act would have been to
libcratc GARIRALDI. Such a change Of
policy would be in violation of the treaty
with France, by which Italy is bound to
protect the Pope in his possessions. The
telegram needs both confirmation and OK
PLANTATION.
There is, besides, the Eastern question
still wriggling itself into more prominence.
So that there is abundant cause for rest
lcssncss and apprehension concerning the
peace Of Europe. The telegram from
New York shows quite a jump upwards in
gold, and the European news is stated to
be the cause of it.
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HDeCjNL Notices.

BJ DR. KNOX.-For tbs convenience Of the
friends on shockoa Hill who may desire my ser
vices, l would request that they leave their mes
sages at the.drug ,tore OF P. johnston ST., oppo-
site the post once, and they will be punctuslly
attended to. JOHN RnOA, ID. u.
oc d-eod2w
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Dry Goods.


ITO THE PUBLIC GENERALLY
L Having rented the store l40s Main street, be-
tween Fourteenth and Fiftsanth streets. | AN
happy to announce to the pnbic generally that
nv store will be oper ed on Wednesday tho I'd in
slant with q complete assortment OF
DRY GOODS,
FANCY GOODS,
NOTIONS, &C.
My goods having been bouGht for cash. and Sc
lected by experienced buyer, gives me great
ad vantage to offer goods at reduced prices.
Read and judge for yourselves:
Calicoes, &c. worth l2tc.
Calicoes. i2ic., worth l5c.-the best at ls3c.
Muslins at Csc. worth 33c.
Black and Colored Alpacas, from soc. mp;
Fine Coburg. at i5c.
Silk Striped Popiins 1T Soc.
Red and White Flannels, from ?sc. mp;
lo-i and ia Bed Blankets at reduced prices;
Bleached Cottons, from Toe. up;
Unbleachsd Cottons, from l0c up:
Sattnet,s ard Cassimarss at reduced prices;
Hosiery Of every description, from l23c. mp;
and 4 great many other goods 100 numerous 10
mention.
THE peoples STORE,
lace Main street.
&C 2-3t A. Lev l.
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NOTICE.-The committee appointed
~ to examine and to approve the outstanding
orders given on the late sheriff by the buIldlnT
Committee of Henrco County Court house, VIII
meet a, the County Courthouse at IL o'cIock on
SATURDAY the 5th instant. A persons holding
such orders are hereby notified to be present, LOT
the purpose OF having their orders examined ana
endorsed. o. ID. FILE -,
oC 1T Oh tlrlnan oil Committees.
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NOTICE.-Ha on the 1st OF SeP'
~ t.mber 1857 a-soclAled with u ar' ! =.
MOORE. OF North Carolina, We VIII n'Hao ~
IeucxxY AND COMMISSION BUSINESS under
The nrln, name. and sty!u Q! STEW saS. {" -.
4 Co and Will Keep tui! supply OF n'H.. -,
GEOCEElsS, selling as low they can 10 ooL1tt'i
anywhers In tho city Tho old Erm i Ia 80;
for the liberal patronage extended 20 SAeIl, 4""
tho new one sollcI,s a continuance OF 'he "a u, .
uoods delivered free o! charge IN any PaHS =. "
city. STsh EAs - "A
septoIn Der Esd, 1857.
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MARRIED,

Atst Paul's church. Thursday morning, 0ct3-
her g. 1867, by Rev. 9. II: Page. Colonel H.
PAGE to Miss MARY Mitchell, daughter OF
| John Mitchell, Esq.
Nv Rev. Z. NJ. Peterson, on the I'd instant, Mr..
| MARCUS G.. LAWSON, Of Shreveport, La, and
Miss IOLLiE 2. SHELTON, Of hichmond.
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nE FOR SALE. frst-class MICROSCOPE,
with apparatus complete, and large number Of
Slides.
oc 2-at* JOHN n. TYLER h co.
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COnfecti0n03ieS.

INWENTY BONE LEMONS and
i twenty barres COCCbNUTS IN store and Tor
sale by loc u WEST ANDREWS.
EIRST OF THE SEASON.--Just
a received by steamer from Boston rid New
York, So drums new crop SMYRNA FIGS,
10 boxes new crop FRENCH LEMONS,
10 boxes new crop SICILY LEMONS,
10 boxes new crop MALAGA LEMONS,
boxes new crop UEAEGES.
For sale by LOUIS j. BOSS1EUX,
ocl lIl2 Main street.
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BE- MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SY-
RUP for children teething, greatly facilitates the
process OF teething by softeDing the gums, redu-
cling all infammaton-will allay all pain and
spasmodic action, and is sure to
REGULATE THE BOWELS.
Depend upon 1t, mothers 1t will give rest to
yourselves and
RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS.
Wehave put up and sold this article for years,
and can say in coSPIDEScE and Truth of 1t what
we have never been able TO say OF any other me-
dicine-never has 1t failed in a single instance to
effect cure when timely used. Never did we
know an instance Of dissatisfaction by any one
who used it. On the contrary, all are delighted
with It's operation, and speak in terms OF CON-
mendation OF It's magical effects and medical viz
tues. We speak In this matter "wHAr We DO
Know" after years OF experience, and pledge our
reputation for tn full flment OF what we here de-
clare. In almost every instance where the infant
il suffering from pain and exhaustion, relief will
be found in ffteen or twenty minutes after the
syrup ls administered. Full directions for using
will accompany each bottle. Be sure and call for
"MRg. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP having
the fac smile OF Curtis Perkins" on the out
side wrapper. All others are base limitations.
Sold by druggists throughout the world. Price,
only 25c. per bottle.
Otices 2l5 Fulton street, N. y; 2o5 High Ho-
born, London, England al St. Paul street, Mon
treal, Canada. se2o-eodom
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Books, Stationery, dc.

RICHMOND ECLECTIC.-We are
IL requested to call the attention of the publi C
10 the fact that the October number completes tne
er.t year OF the magazine. It is therefore a ia
yora Bile time 10 renew old subscriptions, and in
crsass ths list; and also to insert advertisements,
for which the ECLECTIC furnishes an excellent
medium. -, o...
The Index for Volume LIST accompanies the octo-
her number on a loose sheet, ready for binding IN
ths raj volume. That for Volume I'd Is stitched
In with the OCTOBER number.
All communications, both from subscrlbers ana
agents, will hereafter be directed to EIChMuap
III sCTIC box 1872 and not 10 White Howard, "a
Comics Of the ECLECTIC can be had at the office
of the CsatrnI PrcSbyterjG1s, corner Franklin and
| cosar,,r .tr.ats oc i-d&swlt
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NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!
CARDOZA, ALSOP & F0URQUREAN,
no gl3 Broad street, below Tenth,)
Are now opening land will contnus to receive
during the present week. aLARiS AND WELL 81
LBCTED STOCK or
FALL GOODS,
direct from New York, to Will ch they Invite the
attention Of their customers and the public. They
are prepared to otter great bargains In Linens and
IIon-s. furnishing goods, which have Just been
purchased At larSs auction sales at sdngly
low ratios; and would call especial attention TO
their stock OF
Linens Sheetings. White Goods.
Embroidered and L.n.n Cau'br!c Handkerchiefs
Black and Colored silks,
Kid Gloves and Husiery.
They VIII Also receive a large and handsome as
sortment OF Fall Dress Goods WrappnSs, and
Cloa Ks which will embrace everything novel and
handsome In tho New York market.
As their good. ara purchased Tor CAsH. they
feel confident In urinG the public OF their abl-
tty to sell them AS cheap as they can be bought
else where. ,x,.,.x
PROMPT ATTENTION. so lo-"m