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THE PANAMA RAILROAD latest
intelligence from South America an
nounces the extension Of the charter of
the Panama railroad for ninety nine years.
By the terms of the original contract the
native Government had the privilege Of
buying the road at the end Of a certain
period for 100000 in gold. This period
had FIVE years to run. The new lease
granted the company was upon the condi-
ton of 81 100000 in cash and an annual
rent of s25O,OOO. The contract, after pass
ing both Houses, was signed by the Execu-
tive on the 10th Of August, and half an
hour afterward Colonel Totten had paid
the million dollars and was on his way to
the coast. The natives say that the terms
are scandalous. The New York World
remarks:
eft has heretofore been supposed that,
so many persons being interested, the ma
tive Government would take possession Of
the road and use it as a means for adding
largely to the revenues of the State; but
if the reports are true, Congresses in Gen.
trail America are quite as open to the Sc
auctions of gold as Republican Leglsla-
lures arc to greenbacks."
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DARNUM'S MUSEUM COLLECTION
VAN AMBUaGH'S GREAT MENAGERIE,
in conjunction with
DAN CAsTELLC's GREAT SHOW,
numbering in all
THREE HUNDRED MEN AND HORSES!

An enormous Moral Combination OF instruction
and refined amusement will exhibit in Richmond
for three days only-TUEeDAY, WEDNESDAY,
and THURSDAY, September oath, 25th, and 2sth-
on the grounds corner Fourth and Clay streets
under t e immense new Pavilion, for one price Of
admission.
BARNUM's DEPARTMENT NATURAL HIS
TORY,
combines great number of specimens of various
descriptions and character In the School of Natu-
raj History. which have been collected at the ex-
pense OF the largest energy, indefatigable re-
search and the most lavish outlay of money.
VAN AMBURGH g. CO.'S DEPARTMENT
consists with numerous additions) Of the entire
Van Amburgb Zoolosi cal Collection, comprising
specimens Of the rarest and most beautiful Wild
Beasts, Birds, and Reptiles, from every section OF
DAN CASTELLO's DEPARTMENT,
comprising Dan Castello's Great Circus, composed
of the most distinguished lumt nares in the Eques-
trian profession, comprising the best Male and re-
racterizes the entree of our establishment every
p-"'0 A BRILLIANT STREET PAGEANT.
In this grand cavacade and moving picture will
chariots, gorgeously decorated platform cars ar
tisticaily finished cages aad dsns, containing the
whole Of the Geological collection the band cha
riot OF orr sinal design and resplendsnt decora-
tion, called the Throne of Apollo. and caval-
cade, entitled the Crusaders Triumph, CONSISTING
clad in FURNISHED steel armor, with their banners,
pennons. and insignia, and accompanied by their
ladies in costumes of medieval ages, all preceding
the browning feature of the processlon-a large
living lion, borne on the elevated platform Of the
splendid tabieau carriage, loose, unclaimed, I'M
tramelled, and free in tho PUBLIC streets. This
sight forms the great sensation OF the times.
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT FOR RICHMOND.
First appearance in America of the great Partisan
Artist and EquestrienLe, late Of the Cirque Empe-
riale,
MADEMOISELLE PAULINE,
and the child wonder,
LITTLE MINNIE,
the Youngest and most petite equestrian performer
in the world whose remarkable skill and courage
have elected the most enthusiastic encomlums
from the press and the public.
ADMISSION, Is cents; children under ten years,
so cents.
TWO PERFORMANCES DAILY:
AFTERNOON, at 2 o'clock-EVENlNG at 7
o'clock se lG-st
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Southern CrOps.

An intelligent citizen of New Orleans
whose official and commercial relations
enable him to gather great deal Of re-
liable information from the cotton-growing
Statcs) gives it as his opinion that the
cotton crop Of the present year will exceed
100000 bales. This is much more than
has been anticipated by some Of those who
professed to know the character Of the
crop.
In addition to this crop Of cotton 1t is
gratifying to learn that the crop of corn in
the Gulf States is so very large that there
will be no demand for the corn and bacon
of the Ohio States. There never was such
a crop Of corn and cereals seen in the
South as is now garnercd there. Large
shipments OF corn arc being made from
Mississippi to Memphis, there to supply
what demand there may be. This news
is encouraging for the South. The cotton
crop Of 2,c0O,0 GOO bales, including the tax
will bring as much in greenbacks as the
1000 900 bales that were raised before the
war, and the cotton growers will save from
Sl2,0O000O to 100000 by making corn
and pork enough to supply themselves,
instead OF buying these articles from the
northwestern States.
Surprising this statement true, as we
think it is, the cotton States will in few
months be in a very easy condition pecuni.
arily, and as soon as the political mania OF
the day passes away, will be restored to
contentment and prosperity.
p, S.-After the above was written we
received the statement of the Commercial
and Financial Chronicle, which makes out
the crop of 1866 to have been about
LOO 900 bales, and states that the stock
on hand lst Of September was unusually
small. So the present crop Will have out
small stock from last year to begin ope-
rations with. We have no doubt that 1t
will greatly exceed that of 1866.
OF the above statement concerning the
corn crop We have no doubt. Any one who
remembers the mountains Of corn accumu-
lated in Georgia, Alabama, and Mississippi
the third year of the war will not be sur
prised to hear that tho planters, having
turned their attention to the cultivation OF
their own food, as they had not money
wherewith to buy it, have gathered an
enormous crop, and will be altogether
independent Of sources of supply outside
their States
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BEN. WADE AND THE MoRMoNs.-It is
reported that BEN. WADE now threatens
the Society Of Mormons-he is going to
abolish Mormonism." Would it not be
better for the country that WADE himself
were abolished? The Salt Lake philoso-
ply is thing that revolves within its own
sphere, grinding its own theories by its
own salt lake, without disturbing anybody
outside. 1t is afar off, and hurts nobody.
But BEN. WADE and BEN. BUTLER are in
everybody's house, like the frogs of Egypt.
They stop the mills, and Cypress the people
in all their avocations everywhere, but
more especially in the South. They are
representative men Of that merciless body
of tyrants who have made sleep more
highly valued than ever, because when
asleep men have that inexpressible joy of
being unaware that such beings exist! In
the merciful dispensation of Providence,
is it not possible to "abolish" Ben.
WADE2
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MUTUAL Administrators letter to
SICKLEs and SICKLEs's letter to Orr are
certainly of the mutual admiration class.
Each had been delighted with the conduct
of the other. ORR returns thanks for
uniform kindness and courtesy" and
S1cKLEs remembers with pleasure ORR's
F" courteous consideration" Mr.. JOHNSON
is the cruel SAUL who has separated the
modern DAVID and JONATHAN. But &C.
neral CANDY need not despair. Orr will
take to him, or any other uniformed :"
man, as kindly as he did to SICKLEs."
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OBITUARY.

The early death Of Mrs. ROSA WILKINS, wife
of William Wilkins, Esq, of the county of bruins
wick and daughter Of the Hon. William H. Clarke
and Elvira A. Clarke, of " Bannister Lodge" in
sorrow the hearts of loving husband and devoted
parents and occasioned the keenest grief In u
large and sincerely at ached circle or friends and
relatives. Mrs WILKINS died IN this city on the
18th of September 1857, at The residence OF her
of brief duration, and the agonles OF death were
in some measure soothed by the presence OF those
whom she held most DEAR as we'll as by the intel
ligent and watchtul attention OF em inent physi-
clans. Her perfect faith In the goodness OF God
and the cancellations Of faithful minister OF
Christ enabled her TO look forward serenely and
triumphantly in her last moments 10 translation
TO that realm where the spirit Of an angel child
awaited its young and lovely mother: II she gave
up ali that makes this would dear, 1t was to ex-
caange it's feetirg joys for the eternal bliss of
heaven. Those who mourn this lovely young
wife and mother do so with the assured conviction
that the virtue Of u life of singular purits and
perfect faith in God have scared TO her an etsr-
nifty Of joy.
The deceased was cut off in the flower OF early
youth, and will be long remembered as ono OF the
ornaments of the social circle in which she min.
gled for a few brief years. Happily married to an
accomplished gen.leman-blessed with beauty,
cultivated intellect, fascinating manners, and II
host of friends. she had much to make life very
dear But she has passed away, like some Lowell!
flower. withered ere it's early beauty was touc he'd
by time and leaving sad hearts to mourn the loss
OF many beautiful noble, and lovely qualities.
We cannot close this imperfect notice OF The I'M
timely dealh Of this aff.ctiouate and sweat wife
and daught wi'hout Offering the condo encss OF
friendship to the parents Of the de-
to the grave two beloved daughters, both OF whom
w. re- most happily married, and who were the
pride and charm OF the circles in which they
moved. a.
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wNEW AND RARE GOODS JUST
RECEIVED.
invite attention to our new STOCK OF
CHOICE AND BEAUTIFUL GOODS.

CHOICE AND BEAUTIFUL GOODS.
We mention few leading articles. In Dhheo
GOODS we have an assortment OF
PoPIIys OF all the new tty'es and shades;
GRANITE POPLINs. an elegant article Tor WalR-
ing and travelling snits
cpANITE LUsTRE, CHENE PcPLlSs, ana
PARIsIBN FANCIEs, rome very cheap;
po.rtifnl EMPRESS CLOTHS, FRENCH ana
IRISH PcPLINs,
p1cH CoIoRED and BLACK SILKS;
MOURNIEG GOODS, among which is new
article, ALEXANDRA PoPLla, cheap;
11YyN sgRgTINGS and TABLE LINENS, good
and cheap; ,eue
improved styles:
The GLOVE. FITTING CoRsET-said to be the
lifting article ever made;
The FRENCH ELASTIC GROVE shlRT-styies'
Elite, Plastique, Blegsnte. and asw Era:
Also. the celebrated ELLIPTICAL skirt, SAID 10
be unsurpassed for durability, symmetry
and fexibility. The prstuess shirt for the
price we have ever had.
full assortment OF TRIMMINGS, RIBBONS,
RuTT oNs. and BUGLE GIMPS.
SAMUEL N. PRICE, Agent
so.s az 900 Main street.
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Books, Stationery, dc.

THREE NEW MUSIC BOOKS.-Mn-
.on Brothers, 500 Broadway, New YORK, have
lust published the following important new
books
THE TEMPLE CHOIR. A new collection Of
oh,x,h mns;c nv Theo r. Seward. assisted by
Lowell Mason and william 3. Bradbury, and
Containing an nnusuaIy In,x. ,naa anthems
ate by the autn ors and other popular
It's singing school department. IL very Eur ~ s
and part songs for choir practice and is very ron
in It's anthem department; Mason and Mr. Brad.
burv have been united in the authorship OF COL
lection OF church music. ,.,, on a
It is Tin pl.in clear type mostly one Pe'. each a
ss 50 per Dozen 70 facilitate exsans:,on we
Will single copy TIL, work to any Of
Of music or leader q choir on receipt % 0A'
A NEW METHOD FOR TIE PIANo-FoRTE. By
William Mason and 3. s. Hoadly. Ready early
most va liable book. presenting the best re- T.
suits Of mcdern experience In piano, teaching,
embodiss the system ana containing many
new fsaturea nd furnishing shorter and sureE
road T. proficiency on on this lnSsfamsn' 'naN 400
It,s csrsfnlly progressive throughout; prints In
full as far as possible, those minute S }ns
wheh hs best tsssbes tbs sf art Of lingering
fuIly and clearly than previous works gives i'm
portant and hitherto needed directions Tor train
Ing the b and teaches the true mode for accom-
panyine vocal music, sacred and secular, and af-
fords sufficient instruction In harmony for those
who wish to exempnrize interludes and short pas.
saees; presents a system of ACCENT EXERCISES
invented by Mr.. Mason, and used with signal sue
cess In his private teaching contains most COM
plste and choice collection OF pieces from the best
composers for practice and recreation, every ono
OF which is believed to be really attire Give.
1t Is elegantly manufactured, with illustrations,
$40 PIP. large Sto. Price, ~.
ofaclitate examination, we will send single
copy, post paid to any professional teacher of the
piano-forte on receipt OF three dollars.
By 3. ROBERTS. A new collection Of Hymns
and Tunes for Sunday Schools, containing many
beautiful new songs, with a copious selection Of
the old ones. Great care has been taken to ex-
clude objectionable words.
This Is believed to be the most attractive and
best book of it's class. Price, In pap-r covers 80
cents each, or S25 per hundred In boards IS cents
each, or $50 per hundred.
One copy, paper, to any superintendent, for e1.
amin nation, for 20 cents.
Published by MASON BROTHERS.,
Sc 2I-at sos BroadRaY. New York.
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CoLoMBIA.-Late arrivals bring the in
formation that the revolution in the united
States of Colombia is at an end, and that
peace now reigns throughout the entire
country. MosQUERA and party are en-
tirely defeated.
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Our Washington correspondent writes
that Hon. D. W. VOORHEES, and Hon. S. S.
Cox are mentioned as probable successors
of Mr.. SrASBERY, the state of whose
health will probably cause him to retire.
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mRATCHELOR,s HAIR DYE-BATCHs

s@ BACHELORS HAIR DYE-BATCHE-
r.OR,s HAIR DYB.-Thts splendid Hale DYE Ia
,be best In the world. The only true and perfect
dys-harmless, reliable, instantaneous. NO dis
appointment; no ridiculous tints. Natural black
ar brown remedies the Ill effects OF bad dyes;
nv,ooratss the hair leaving 1t soft and beautiful.
rho genuine is signed WILLIAM A. BATCHE.
LO8. All others are mere limitations, and should
"a avoided Sold by all druggists and perfumera.
Factory, 81 Barclay street, New York. Beware
OF counterfeit. 10 A-tDW
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HDeci0L Notices.

T NOTICE TO EX-OFFICERs, SOL
DIERs, AND sAIL0Ks.-The Executive Commit.
tee Of the United States exoficers, ssldiers, and
sailors' Association Of Richmond have procured
rooms at the Ballard House, at which members OF
the Convention which Is to be held tomorrow are
r.one,ted to call on reaching the city. Sc AL
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BE SPECIAL NOTICE.
pPGNAULT n co .AUCTIONEERS,

SHECtaL
REGNAULT b CO., ,AUCTlONsEhs,
MAIN STREET BETWEEN EIGHTH AND NINTH
beg to inform their friends and the pubic gene.
rally that they continue to conduct the AooitoN'
and COMMISSION BUSINESS In al Its branches
and will, as usual give prompt and personal at
tention to business entrusted to their care. Having
one OF The largest s.orerooms In the city, 1t Is
peculiarly adapted for the display OF goods to be
offered for sale at auction.
They givs undivided attention to sales At store
nr,vate residences, or elsewhere, and by quick
sales and prompt returns hope to merit the liberal
patronage heretofore bestowed In this branch OF
.nrr former business JOHN ?. REGNAULT,
90 on 1w WILLIAM L. MAULE.
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1Oc1 FALL. 1897
HIRsH & GUGGBNHEIMER,

SUCCESSORS TO A. H1RSH q CO.,
e27 BROAD sTRHBT,
have received full stock OF FALL DRY doODs,
now opened and ready for sale:
Handsome styles Dress Goods.
All brands Blsached and Brown DoMes!les.
A full line housekeeping Goods.
hne assortment White Goods.
Large stock CassiIneres. Cassinett and Jeans.
Hosiery, Gloves Notions, &c
We have for sale the " Celebrated Patent Seam.
less Kid Gloves" superior to Alexsndre's, TO
which wa cali the especial attention OF the ladies'
Mr. JAMES w. PEDIN OF this city, Mr.. WILL
LIAM G. KEkN Of Goochland, and Mr. JOHN T.
WRIGHT would be pleased to serve their friends
at HIRSH l. GUGGENHEIhERs,
ss5 GET Broad street.
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Meet2MNS.

tRIcHMoSD EFoAsPNRSr, no. 2,
september %, 1857. ) =
ORDERS No. 6-SIR KNIGHTS, AT
" tend a stated meeting OF your EN- \A/
yonr asylum IN the Ma ~
sonic Hail on Franklin street To- NOR ~
now (Tuesdayl EVENING at O'Clock. Z
OH cers will! appear Ia full uniform.
Transient SIR Knights In good standing are in
vtted to attend.
By order OF the L. Commander, f. Fl. GILL.
se2s-2t W. l.. MAULE, Captain General.
RICHNoED. VA, September Il, 1857.
A MEETING OF THE STOCK
IA HOLDERS OF the National Coal Mining Com
pany Is hereby called for TUESDAY. September
"a 1897, att o'clock P. NJ, at the Office OF said
company. in Richmond, Va.
40 I42td o. Il. DORRANCE, Secretary.
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VALENTINE PLACE-A CARD
Y The undersigned bsving been prevented in
great measure from 81 Ing his Personal atten-
tton to business for several mon hs past on sc-
count of Ill health, takes pleasure in announcing
to his friends and patrons that be is again able to
assume the management OF bis business, ard Is
now laying in a large and fresh stock Of Goods In
his line, and intends to dispose OF them at such
MINGS, hosiery, GLOVES, NOTIONS. FANCY
GOODS. sc, to pqIchase OF him.
known In connection with the business, is still as.
scciatsd with me, ever ready, polite, and atten-
tive.
business arrangements with ma, and will be
pleased to see and wait on bis friends:
P. HORTON KBACH
Trimming and Varet store,
Sc 23-3t corner Broad and Ninth streets.
NEW FALL. DRESS GOODS, CAR
IN PETS, &c.-THOMAS X. PRICE & CO. beg
leave to inform their friends and the public that
they have gotten into their new and commodous
house, whore, with an abundance OF room and In
creased facilities. they hope to be able to serve
them upon more avorable terms than ever.
walls by every steamer Of everything new and de.
We mention
French and Irish Poplins,
Black and Colored Silks.
Ottoman and Crepe Cloths,
Black ssndEColored Alpaca Poplins, new
styles:
Granite Poplns, Chene Poplins,
and many other new style Dress Goods.
Also, a. full assortment OF
Linen and Cotton sheet'ngs.
Shsrtings. Table Linens,
Napkins. Towels, &c.
Closks md shawls OF the latest styles.
Tapestry. Three ply and Ingram Carpets,
Rugs. Crumb Cloths,
ssa3-2w THOMAS r. PRICE co.
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OCTOBER MAGAZINES

OCTOBER MAGAZINES
" AT
SMITHS, 805 Broad street, next to PizZini Co.'s
confectionery.
GODEY'S LADY'S BOOK for October,
RARPER'H MAGAZIN for October,
LRSLIES FASHION GAZETTE for October,
BON TON for October,
PETBRSON'S MAGAZINE for October,
DBMOREST'S FASHIONS for October,
BALL0U'S DOLLAR MAGAZINE for October,
PLEASANT HOURS for October,
LONDON SOCIETY for September
and all the WEEKLY PAPERS for this wee K.
Remember, you can save money by buying pa
pers OF the old Richmond News Agent. Sc Il
KEEP COPIES OF ALL YOUR
n LETTERS IN THE PENN. LETTER BOOK.
No copying press or wafer needed. This valuable
invention saves labor, time, and money and Is
not for day only, but for all time. Local and
general agents wanted. Address. PENN. MANU-
FACTORING WORKS, TOE Chestnut street, Phil
adelphia. Pa, box 2H. Sc ls-lw
VOU CAN GET FASHION BOOKS
L FOB OCTOBER atthe News Depot
el5 TURNER, No. 20 Thirteenth street.
r WALL TURNER, NEWS AND
~ BOOK AGENT, has just received large and
select stock OF NOVELS, the bert assortment to be
found In the city. Also, LETTER, CAP, and
NOTE PAPER, just received Very low. Every
thing in the News line can be furnished at this
established News Depot. TuRSER,
ga l8-lm News Dealer, &c.
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TRIED FRUITS purchased in large
~ quantities by CHAkLEs HOWARD,
40 is 30. 8 Fifteenth street.
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CPECIsL notice. have this day
- sold nv ertire interest in the coneero OF Moir
l. soble, at Dublin, Va, the eo.partnsrship ex-
pring by Limitation on the 18th sept-mrsr. SI1
Rocky Mount, va, August 81, 1857.
?1-soLlW
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HIRsT OF THE sEASON-NEW
CR0P MALAGA RAIsISS BY steamer Nj
sgs,s from Raw York, | am in receipt OF New
Sa1S. A"''' LOUIS J. B0SSIEUX,
1871 AAA~ Aaiu eIoes'
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HTHE BALL OPENS.
FALL CAMPAIGN 1867.
Low PRICES oR1ous.
ExToRTIoE DEFEATED.
40 QUARTER SHOWN.
DREADFUL sLAUG HTER.
weara bappy to announce that the campaign
hos onened actively. Victory after victory has
TINS far crowned our efforts to please, our latest
snccess being more brilliant than any that has
preceded. Our New York buyer as sent us this
week
THE GREATEST BARGAINS YET OFFERED IN
DRY GOODS,
FROM AUCTION.
Read our list, and remember we never advertise
anything we have not In store:
WHITE BRILLIAHTs a. zoe, worth double the
money;
NA1NsooK MUSLIN, 2sc., worth 4oc.;
CHECK MUSLIN 2oc.. an unprecedented bargain
SOFT. FINISH CAMBRIA, very fine, at soc., worth
&c.;
NAINsooK MUSLIN, soc., would be cheap at &c.;
TABLE DAMAsK, Soc, worth 75c.
HUoKABACK TOWELS, 81 per dozen, worth Sc;
MARsEILLEs CoUNTERPANEs, 81 and s2.25,
cheap;
LINEN DIAPER at 81. so piece. worth 81;
LINEN DIAPER at 81 piece. worth 50;
RUSSIA CRASH, l23c. per yard;
SHIRT BosoMs at l2ac., worth a5c.;
SHIRT BosoMS at &c., all pure linen;
BED TICK, Ess. per yard
SHIFTING STRIPES, l2ac. per yard;
SHIFTING STRIPES, very heavy, only one shil-
ling per yard;
BLACK GLOVES, loc. pair;
CoLoRED SILK GAUNTLLTS. 2sc. pair;
WHITE COTTON HOSE, l2sc pair;
LINEN CAMBRIA HANDKERCHIEFs. sl.2s per
dozen.
DRESS GOODS
DRESS GOODS!
DRESS aooDS!!
splendid line of DRESS GOODS Just received,
in which we offer great inducements. We have
also complete stock Of
FLANNRLs!
fLANNELSl
OF every style, color, ana uescfipuoh anons
them a good All-w Flannel at aoc. per yard.
Merchants visiting Richmond would do well to
examine our stock. We can cell as low as the
lowest, and in
WHITE GOODS AND LINENs,
which we make specially, we can offer the best
bargains in this country.
REMEMBER OUR NUMBER,
1547 MAIN STREET,
two doors below Shockoe creek.
See that over the store floats the victorious
FLAG inscribed
npv G0DDS
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NEW GOODSl NEW GOODS!

NEW GOODSl NEW GOODS!
CARDoZA, ALsoP FOURQuREAN,
mo. ols Broad street. below Tenth,l
Are now opening land will continus to receive
LRCTBD sIUCK OF
FALL GOODS.
direct from New York. to which they invite the
attantion OF ,hs,r tome IN and the public They
are prepared to offer great bargains In Linens and
House furnishing goods, which have just BEEN
purchased at large auction sales at exceedingly
low rates and would call especial stteh ton to
tn sir stock OF
Linens, MEETINGS, White Goods,
Embroidered and Linen Cambria Han dksrchefs,
Black and Colored SILKS,
Kid Gloves and hosiery
Thsy will also receive i large and handsome as.
sortmsnt OF Fall Dress Goods. Wrappngs, and
Cloaks, which will embrace everything novel and
handsome in the New York market
AS their goods are purchased for Cash, they
feel conf ent In uring tn public OF their abi
ity TO sell them as cheap 40 they can be bought
ogBEss FROM THE COUNTRY RECEIVE
PROMPT ATTENTION. 80 le-am
A UCTION BARGAINS IN DRY
a DEMONSTRATING just returned from New
o oHsI h 5S fa{si %
Among the many cheap goods: would m me-,
Good Bieached and Brown Cotton, Ioc.
l04 Bleached Sheeting, 4oc
Excellent yard wide Blesched Cotton, lsc.
Best Pillow Case, Csc.
Ali Linen Hankerchiefs. only lOc.
Good 20. spring Hoop skirts, soc.;
Best French Corsets 81 and Sl.36;
Beautiful dress goods, on 25c.
Fine all wool Flannel. soc
Good Cotton Socks, loc.
Swiss Muslin, 20 and 15c.
splerdid Sattinet. Sec.
Good Kentucky Jeans, 20;
Striped shirting, l?3c.
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