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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-16
AUCTION sALEs.-ru.ure Day..
by wellington Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.

EXCELLENT FRAMED TENEMENT
ELBA PARK, FOR SALE AT AUCTf0S....IN,E
the request of Mrs. Mary Kregle aud Dr. Ge0rac
Cock ssil sci, sell at auctions on the premises On
" the i ExcGLIENT PRoP s II g Sc.ss
a. above, adjoining The grocery store Of Mr. WI.
FRAMED TENEMENT containing i've roonns
and alargc STABLE on the rear alley. >"'''
The location is desirable one for a grocery
store, for which purpose IL was once used.
TERMS: Half cash: balance at six month.
bearing interest, secured by trust deed.
sells w. GoDDlE, Anctioneer
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
Il FARM OF Two HUNDRED AND FORTY
s AGRE M II sE WE5f OF cqgSHX IA6Po
virtue OF deed of trust executed 10 the late John
L. Tate and W. Goddin by Il. w. Green and wife
bearing date 9th December. 1859, duly recorded in
Henrico county court, made 10 secure to Georya
I. Guy the sum OF a5,o G0 (bcing = portion Of tho
purchase money, for which the said Green cxccu-
ed ms ehfGe si of ct YEAR ? AFTER wA 5ad
the second for II 1850 payable two years after date
and the third for 81, $50 payable three years after
date. each bearing interest from their date I'M
paid shall, Surviving trustee. and at the rc-
quest of the holder Of The single bill first men.
Toned and secured by said trust deco proceed 20
sell at public auction, on the premises on MOI
If fair. II not the first fair day thereafter, the
TRACT OF LAND conveyed by the said decd Of
trust and described therein as follows:
~ certain tract or parcel Of l1ndlying and being
In the county of Hcnrico, above the city OF Rich.
mond adjoining the lands OF said -. ". Green. the
lands belonging TO the estate of DR.. George y
Hopkins deceased, the lands belonging to The cs-
tate Of Ambrose HutchesOn. deceased, and others
continuing TWO HUNDRED AID FORTY
ACRES, more or less, and being the scrc tract or
parcel cI land conveyed to the said Ben amin W
Green BY George L. Guy and wife by decd hearing
even date herewith with the reservation 10 the said
GUY and his heirs forever OF two barying-grounds
one In the field containing half M acre, and the
other In the garden containing fourth acre. with
the right OF iBgrcss and cgrcss to ard from the
same
Whilst the deed requires Z cash sale 10 the extent
OF the expenses OF sale aud the amount now due
and unpaid on all three Of said single bills eSt.
mated 1T about 49, 600 to 60 500, yet T. Is more than
probable that the creditors will allow very reason
able credits on the greater portion Of the purchase
money. to be secured by lien on said real estate.
As to the residue Of the proceeds Of sale, Oh such
terms the said Z. ". Green or his assigns Shall
prescribe and direct, their failure to give any
directions, then such terms as the trustee shalt
deem reasonable.
The land has COMFORTABLE DWELLING
on It. and the SOIL Is IN y HIGH STATE OF
FERTILITY. W. GOnDlN,
So Is Surviving Trustee
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MACHINERY, dc.
M 4 CHIN u SHOP.
SLOAT & ADDINGTON,
MACHINISTS.
WORKS AND OFFICE 14l5 CARY STREET, NEAR
FOURTEENTH, RICHMOND, VA.
EIACFEEEERy, Gc.

ALL KINDS OF NEW WORK: REPAIRING
STEAAL-ENGINES and BOILERS III city and
country: TOBACCO WORK Of all kinds made
and repaired, with all kinds OF team-attilgs for
same; PLATFORM and other SCALES AD-
JUDsON'S PATENT STEASI-ENGIEE Gov
ERNOR, SELDEN'S PATENT STEAM-EN-
CINE PACKING, Utica Steam Gauge Company S
STEAM GAUGES. Every one of these gauges
are warranted FOR Il year. We know them to be
the best gauge now IN use. Theyare LEES In price
tnan any other make. A full line OF the above ar
ticles always on hand. We also keep HOLLANDS
PATENT SELF-FEEDING OIL-CUl'. FOR sliaft-
Ing and I'll kinds ofmaciinery, which saves ninety
per cent. Of oil. This is the newest and best thing
now out Come and see II and us.
GEORGE Il. SLOAT,
mylo A. JACKSON ADDINGTON.
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ypErSLSTEaERs-P APER-EGANGER


pAPER-HANGER AND UpHOLSTERER,
will be pleased to execute any orders In the above
line left at Mcssrs. POwIiATAN WEISIGER Il
Co.'s, No. 1901, corner Main and Twelfth streets,
at his residence, 81, corner Main and Fourth
streets He can make it to the interest of persons
wanting anything in his line If they call before
purchasing elsewhere. sc Inns
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BY Paine & Co. Auctiorecrs.

I ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE NARIE-
! ITY SALE.-On THURSDAY the 18th In
slant. commencing at 10 o'clock, VIC VIII sell ut
our auctlon-rooms Z large invoice OF fresh and
desirable -, - INV
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY,
consisting of Table and Pocket Cutlery, Hand
Saws. FILES and Rasps, Iiatchcts. Broad AXES,
Hammers, Golfers Axes, Amcs's shovclS, as
sorted Ticks, Butt Hinges and Screws. Plated
spoons and Forks, Double and Singlc-barrcl Guns,
Powder FIasks, Caps, Counter Scales, Trace
Chains, Coffee Mills sc.
we will also sell Immediately after the above Il
large and choice lot Of fresh and scasonablc
FANCY ASD STAPLE DRY GOODS,
comnfising Brown ana Blcached CGttons. new
STYLES Prints, Domestic Plaids, Glnghams. White
and Red Flanneis, Plaid Linscys: Printed Sati-
nets oxford and Cadet Mixed SatirctS, Kentucky
Jeans, Fancy Cassiincrcs, Black Union Cassi-
mcrcs. White and Fancy Shirts hicrino shirts,
Brown Jean Drawers, Linen llandkcrcilic!s,
Hosiery Patent Threads. Spools Colt ms Canvass
SilcSia9, &c.
ALSO.
10 cases MEMS and BOYS HATS,
so cases BOOTS and SHOES, chaicc goods.
among which are u variety Of mems and women :
extra sizes.
PAINE e CO.,
sell ACCt0nccrs.
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GTOLEN from Meadow farm, Eq-17>O
- on friday last. Il large and fne-look--SA
ing CLACH-A ND-TAN HOUND DOG With Il III
tie white on his breast and face; right ear badly
torn by brars !; answers to the name of - Billy"
4 reward OF FIVE DOLLARS will be paid for the
return Of the dog, or TEN DOLLARS Tor the dog
and detection of the thief.
GEORGE B. SYDNOR,
near Mechanicsyillc, Hanover county.
Sc ll-3tk
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BY, Cook s Lauehton, Auctionccrs,
corn0T S,ovprn0r and franklin streets

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUG
z 4 TION.-On FRIDAY the 18th Instant, nt 10
0'rIrcE we will sell. ut the residence Of Mrs.
O'Nei corner Of Eleventh and Broad streets,
. 4 general assortment OF HOUSEHOLD FUR
NTTCRE. CARPETS BEDDING. &C.,
Onc COTTAGE CHAliBER SUIT,
WAHDROBES. BEDSTEhDS BUREAUS, &c.
sc IG COOK ,G LAJGHTpN. huctiOnCcrS.
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GPECIAL NOTICE TO TOBACCO
~ MAUFA CTURERS are in full stock OF
al kinds OF LICORICE, and can sell at less than
New York prices. We name
j. c. L Co., whole and half cases;
c. c., Dcknam importation, the old and gcnu-
inc article:
+. G. c., F. G. F., Sefriarda, G. & E., in small
cases;
G. and F., Ky, r. NJ. NJ. Co.,
/. and S. Stick Licorice,
Dc Rosa Stick Licorice
Also, GUM. sifted i'll barrels
TONQuA BEANS, very superior quality
SALALHGIL, in tive-gallon tins.
uARVEYS Il WILLIAMS,
sc l0-lm Importers Agents.
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NssIgUtE OF T. ". .CVT,, NdIINTW
GAINESVILLE, VA, August ~, 1853. 81
BY Lee 4 Goddin. ATctioncers,
No. Ill3 Main street.


yx,v-o y-AJJ-ApIE FARMS IN THE
4 COUNTY OF HANOVER FOR SALE AT
Nn'IiUN.,n n IF ri -" "o - snm ~
iSoa. q! l. 9StiGH ~, W. "a I, ~
m ,iI 2tEg; ii tI li NIT t iii
iinS III ny cout! 81 da1o' % ft .,''T III
c 'H ~; T mIoI ~ INV, Tyv0 HIN
It"'n i'lSII!n ~ inv t%i,s ,Srb II n
ACELS OH 100 OF mhEt "pW. ~ ~. IL
ar" oen u III n,a t",G -. ~. '' H. rs ~ W
&rCmg cE"lT III Io3ily set the rcmaimder In
C.>I. .,Sd rin" fd,r!n-, Nv
oaK ;iif pune consist or - Trimmed DWELL
I'M, 81, rnCr,s t,vo 1ar~o framed barns and to-
iiE-slA LoOI.'s; ~ $50 49, h
nacTo oi'h Sti''ii.S Ao' w ~ - 'r,n,I, ntc
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BY Wellington Godd!n, Auctioneer.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF SMALL
y HOUSE AND LOT on FRENCH GARDEN
BILL AZ THE CORNER OF NTH AND
ABIG A l. STREErS.-As commissioner ap-
pointed by Il decree Of the circuit court OF Rlci-
m0nd, pronounced on the 5th Of August. 1852, III
the case Of Dcltruc rs. Dcscayrac's administrator
shall sell mt auction. on the premises, on IL
DAY the 22d September, 1869, at y O'Clock Z. d..
SMALL BRICK AND FRAMED TENEMENT.
now renting for fair price. The lot has front OF
l5x 100 feet.
TERMS: One fourth cash balance NJ six, twelve.
and eighteen months, FOR negotiable notes. Interest
added and title retained Til the further order OF the
court L. Il. HOWISON,
Sc - Commissioner.
QUEENS CREEK.-Thiss splendid estate
W Of nearly NINETEEN HUNDRED ACRES,
located In York county, Va, four miles below
Williamsburg. viii positively be sold, by agree
mcut, ut Yorktown, on MONDAY, :yth Septem-
Der. lsG9.
TERMS One-fourth cash, and enough 10 pay
costs and charges balance 1t one, two, end three
wears, with interest from date, and tile retained
for security.
The estate will be divided into three separate
parcels or tractS-as fellows QUEENS CREEk
proper, containing about - acres; tORt.'S
with about - acres :: and NEW QUARTET. Win
about - acres. Further description IL deemed
unnecessary but We Will add that this Is enc OF tG1
very finest landed estates on The Peninsula.
Il. u. DOUGLAS,
ALEX. DUDLEY.
WILLIAM :. PEACll,
Trustees
WILLIAMSBURG. 9th August 1869. au lc-tSH
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I OST, on Tuesday afternoon, between
1 ! my residence and Chafin's farm, SMALL
BROWN WALLET, containing number OF ny
wood and coal tickets negotiable notes drawn by
J. H. PIeasarts and DR.. james Bcaie in ms favor,
and some money tthc exact amount not known.
The papers Of no value except to the owner,
payment having been stopped. The finder may
retain the money II he Will return the papers.
WILLIAM HALL CREW,
Wood and Coal Dealer,
corner OF Seventeenth and Cary streets.
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TOR RENT, the HOUSE No. 52l, "a
u south side Of Fourth street between Clay III
and Leigh suitable for small family.
SC lets G. MILLS, City Hal.
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FOR TOBAGG0NESTS.


NOTICE.-TO TOBACCO MANUFAC-
~ TURERS AND TOBACC0-BOX MAKERS.
We have gotten up 4 MACHINE FOR CUTTING
THE GROOVE IN THE BOX in compliance
with the recent law rs TO where stamps shall be at
fixed on the box.
SLOAT Il ADDINGTON,
l4l5 Cary street, near Fourteenth street.
I
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GUMAC WANTED.-We pay the highest
either at orr tanncry in Manchester, At rail-
road Gcpots IN Richmond, or 1t store 1922 Main
street. Richmond. Ihc leaves must he OF green
color, well dried, and free from berries, sticks,
and sand
au I6-d&swlm HULST II KING.
WANTED, $4,000 pounds dried BLACK
w BERRIES DRIED APPLES. PEACHES,
&C., for which VIC will pay the highest market
price. NASSIE 6 HARVEY,
sc l-5m Cary street.
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DENTISTRY.

DR. GEORGE +. KEESEE, gra- Es-s
~ duac Of the Baltimore College of@tiH1p
Dcn;a! Surgery. gives his undivided attention to
al operations pertaining to the practice Of dem
tistrY both in its relations t. the NATURAL OR
CANS and TO hcir substitution by beautiful sets OF
ARTIFICIAL TEETH
TEETH EXTRACTED by the aid OF pure nj
arous oxide gas when desired.
Office cO~lcr Broad and Nineteenth streets.
~
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DISAPPOINTMENT.

The aforementioned sale Is postponed until
MONDAY ScDtcmbcr 9Sth ut L. O'Clock VI.
RiCHtRDSON Il CO.,
Sc lid Is % &td.d AuctionCcgs
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COO REWARD.-Stolen from the On
.DLO stable OF Mr.. John Elliott, on IT.
Hampton creek, on Monday night, September ON,
n BAY HORSE; medium size, rather thin, WIN II
lump on his back, caused by the saddle; when
driven very hard blows, Il great deal. The above
reward will be paid for the horse II returned to
FRED. Is. ELLIOTT, Twcuty-siXth street
Church Hill. Richmond, or to 2lr. JOIN Ell
I.IDI'T. on Hamilton creek. sc l6--Jt
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WANTED, by Il married gentleman of
W steady, Industrious habits, Il SlTuATlON
Of some kind. Is willing to make himself useful
in any capacity. VIII receive small wages. Al
he asks is only to he employed in order to make Il
living for his family. undoubtcd testimonials
produced. Address c., Richmond post-ofice.
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FOE RENT.

A GOOD COUNTRY STAND FOR
"A RENT. about three miles from the Chcsa-
noake and Ohio railroad In good nclFhborh2od
In Albem1rlc county. Apply to post-oilcc DoX s1'.
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E1OR RENT. that very desirable 7 RI fSff;:;s
Il vATE RESIDENCE on the west side Of 80 =;
cigM rooms gas and water; kitchen In the yard
with four rooms. The house is in good repair
and to Il good tenant the rent will he reasonable.
Possession given on the lst day OF October. Ap-
plyto LLtlrN ILL.
No. loI, corner Fourth and Broad streets.
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ENST ANEn E4UND.


N-OTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
" application will be made 10 the Richmond and
Danyillc Railroad Company FOR the renewal OF
INTEREST FUNDING BOND No. Isl, for 1900,
due or the lst Of May, 1863 said bond having been
lost or miSiaid.
Sc 15-Ihlw {. VI. PURCELL.
rEUERE IS AT MY HOUSE AN ES-
l. TRAY HOG, which the owner can get hy pay
lug all expenses. W. l.. HAkKlSON,
Sc l6-lt* Fulton Hill.
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TOR RENT, that most desirable S@s
L RESIDENCE on Main street, Sidney, ~; ~
dwelling contains five rooms, with usual out
buildings The lot of four acres Srs Is s od
rented low to good tenant. Possession given on
Ist of October If required. Apply to
-'' Va FLEMING PHILIPS,
CO atk corncr of Main and Cherry streets
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and again the pia ms and frontier settlem nts
are threatened with q summer Of deva station
and bloOdshed. The chiefs OF the tribes de-
clare that their goods are withheld from them
and IL promises OF the government have not
been fulfilled Most OF these Indians arc in
tho vicinity of Medicine Bluff Creek, and re-
eeived their annuities there in February last.
Those that have not come in have no right to
expect anything. The complaints are consid-
cred nothing more than the forerunners Of
another outbreak as soon as the grass is sufi-
ciently advanced and the ponies have recupe-
rated in strength and flesh.
Not only the lovers of manly SPORTS, but
the whole British public will be glad to learn
than an Anglo-Amerlcan boat race has been
arranged and that it will take place in August
next, upon the Thames, at Putney. The Lon
don News says: "The challenge has come from
the 9th sr side Of the ocean, and has been cor
daily accepted on this side. We shall all ap-
preciate and admire the courage Of our Ameri-
can brethren. They have sent their challenge
to the victorious Oxford University Club and
are themselves coming across the ocean TO
meet the Oxonans on the very scene of their
successive triumphs. It is easy to predict for
them an enthusiastic reception. The interest
of the British public in such competitions has
given the Oxford and Cambridge races almost
nstional Importance. The interest of two
nations il Shat Of august next viii give it in.
ternational Importance. The Americans will
not find that in rowing on an English rive,
they necessarily have the feeling OF the crow6
against them. They will not be reminded tha
they are among strangers. The multitude
will feel that they have deserved success, ever
il they fail to attain it, and If they win, ne
Englishman will grudge them the laurels they
have come SO far to pluck"
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II. ados Unions In France.

little volume which has lately appeared
in Paris, entitled "Les Associations Ouvri-
ceres en- Angleterre," or Trades Unions in
England, is said TO be selling like wild fire.
Though only issued since the middle of
March last, it is now in its second edition
and bids fair soon to exhaust that. and re-
quire third. Now, as to the book itself,
the critics agree that there is no very great
novelty in the matter and something less
than the usual French ease and grace in
the style, and it is therefore question why
this popularity. The answer is remark
"Assooiations Ouvrieres en- Angleterre," is
the Comte de Paris, claimant by the
younger, OF Orleans branch of the
Bourbons, to the French throne, and
its aim is to cut loose from the middle
classics and swing over to the support of
the working men Of France. The Comte
de Paris puts the imperialist nobility and
the monarchioal middle class behind him,
and makes high bid for popularity as a
man Of the people. Hence the furor over
the little book, and the counter bid of the
Emperor in abolishing the law of hpret On
all sides it seems to be agreed that when
death dethrones Napoleon there will be
many an aspirant for the chief place in the
land. The Republicans will have word
to say. The Imperialists will not give ur
the young Napoleon without q struggle
And the Bourbons will go farther than
either, if there is any significance ir
the remarkable spectacle of one of thai
naughty race talking familiarly Of the op.
pressions Of capital, the justice of strikes,
the rights of the workingman.. There is at
least one Bourbon who forgets and learns
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The COURIER is in error in saying that s'when
''Mr. Clark assumed his seat as Mayor Of the
''city, stock was selling at 81 CENTS" and that
''within-two days afterwards it fell to 49," Mr..
Clark took his seat as Mayor on July 8, 1868,
on which day city stock was quoted at 46 to
4S. One week later the same stock was quoted
46 to AZ. We only make this correction be-
cause it had already been stated by The NEWS
that the price of city stock, when Mayor CLARK
was inaugulated, was 46 to 48.
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WTANTED. A FIRST-CLASS WHITE
w BARBER, to 90 to Columbia. Good wages
offered. Inquire at g. SCHUBERT, No. % George
street. 2# Nav 10
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HE last spike in the Pacific Railroad was
driven at halr-past two o'clock yesterday after
noon.
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L. q. .. F.-JEFFERSON LODGE, No 4.
TTNHE REGULAR MEETING OF THIS LODGE
Il will be held This EvENING at Eight O'Clock
precisely. Pupctual attendance Of the members is
earnestly requested. j. L. LUNSTORD,
May IL tu Secretary
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wants.

WANTED. A WHITE uIDDLE-4GED
w WOMAN. to take care of two children.
Also. COLORED WOMAN to cook, wash and do
general housework Apply, with references, to No.
DRAKESTREET, or at HIS OFFICE.
MAY III 1e
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WANTED, SUBSCRIBERS FUR ALI.
w THE LEADING MAGAZINES AND NEW =
PAPERS. at publishers rates.
CHARLES @. RICHTER
april II No. 161 Kinp-street
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Meet,nga.

CAROLINA CHAPTER No. I, *. n. NJ.
A REGULAR CONvOCATION OF THIS CHAP
N TER will be held IHIs EVENING, May l1th at
Eight O'Clock Members VIII take due notice and
govern themselves accordingly.
BY order Nj. T.. H. p.
JOSEPH Ii. OPPENHtIM,
Nav IL Secretary
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YO RENT, -FOUR UPRIGHT ROOMS
No. IS LEGARE-STREET Mavif,'
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Go Bent.

ITO R Il N II. a VERY Convenient
a HOUSE, in vanderhorst- street. with four square
throughout the house ana kitchen. viii be renssd sss
low to o careful tenant. Apply to "A
FORSYTHE, McCOMRACO.. Az
NO. AO6 and A0S K1n1.street Garner n..=.' Lane.
aay IL
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NTANTED-AGENTS TO S2UO PER
w month, everywhere, male and fen,a'n - +

M/ANTED-AGE TS-TO SELL TaE
Nv "A AMERICAN KNITTING MACHINE. Price
$25. The simplest, cheapest and best Xpit,inc Ma
chine ever invented viii knit 20 900 stitches ner
minute. Liberal inducements to Agents. ADDRESS
AMERICAN KNITTING MACHINE COMPANY.
Boston Mass, or st. Louis, Mo.
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4Ah --E..SCA.u in TNFORMING OUR
patrons and the public generally that we have Just
opened large and we'll assorted stock of CLOTH.
sprtrg and summer. at tho above stand, consisting
5%sness and Dress Suits. all sizes and qualities
VI on.Its and Unoerwear GOODS, &c. all sizes and
Qualities of English and Domestic Halt Hose ali
sizes M and qualities Of SILK and Lisle thread Gloves;
sizes and styles of Cravats. Neck Ties. Pocket
Handkerchiefs, suspenders. Umbrellas &C.; also,
large and we'll assorted stock of Broadcloths Cassi.
ofter to sell by piece. yard patterns or make up
into Garments, by measure. in any shzpe or style,
according to order. at the shortest notice 1ur
stock has been selected with great care and we are
confident that we eau compete with any other house
IN ms CITY. we invite an examination Of our Stock
ana Despeak share Of the public patronage
NIENKE g. MULLER.
mAron ~ stuth3mos
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The EaS!iiONH.

The letter OF our Paris fashions correspond
ent is devoted to-day chiefly to the splendid
tributes to be offered to the Empress of the
French by her host, the Sultan. Well may our
correspondent say that ''the glory Of the blonde
Empress is outdoing that of bruno Cleopatra. :"
1t is not surprising that orthodox old Mussel-
mans of the fanatical sort are secretly shocked
and enraged at such tributes to woman and a
Christian, albeit the wife Of the ruler Of such
an empire as France. A dinner service Of
massive wrought silver, lined with gold, and
worth nine hundred thousand francs tissues
of priceless value, laces, incrustaions of pre-
cious stones, ivory, wood and gold, with long
catalogue Of other costly gifts, are duly emu
merated. And we are Informed that Paris is
already beginning to be inundated with ORR
entail fashions, such as the Nile water toilet,
and, we may add, Jerusalem waterproofs. The
eau de Nile robe is infinitely described and so
are the dresses worn at the late Chantilly races
and at the Italian opera. We are glad to have
our own impression authoritatively confirmed
that some of the prettiest bonnets Of the season
are ''not tia prettiest." In fact, they are posi-
lively ugly. Nevertheless, they are as flash
ionable" in New York as in Paris, and the
Oriental styles which are promised there will
probably be adopted here long.
AS for masculine costumes we can only
notice the fact that our New York dandies,
like the members of the Paris Jockey Club,
betray decided prociivity towards London
styles British enterprise has lately made
more rapid progress in this republic than at
any previous time since the Declaration OF
independence. 1t has, indeed, long been the
pride of Bostonians to dress as much IS pos
sible like Young England. But New Workers
and Philadelphans and Chicagoans now seem
inclined to follow in their wake, if we may
Judge from the durable and comfortable walk
ing suits, overcoats and rugs Of English stuff
and make which are now to be seen. AS an
instance Of this tendency In favor of Anglican
tastes it is noteworthy that the representative
| of Messrs. Smalpage & Son, an ancient and
celebrated house in Bond street, at London,
which has branches in the Rue de la Paix, at
Paris, and on the Fifth avenue, in New York,
during his late American two months' tour,
took no less than seventy thousand dollars
worth Of orders. Shall our Indigenous tailors
demand a fresh Declaration Of Independence