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and successful defence Of Just maritime rights should find
to be grateful for the public services OF Mr. Webster
But 1t is my purpose, on this occasion to explain, and
not TO eulogise. Such explanation was due 10 MIR.
Webster but him alone. IL was due TO the homo
rabe and generous constituents, who have been
parties this Transaction and upon whom the charge OF
having pensoncd agent advocate peculiar inter
ests OF their own and unworthy impuaiion IL
equally due TO the Commonwealth OF Massachusetts,
whose immediate and honorcd Senator anI servant Mr.
Webster IL. He here OF private individuals
lie holds his the and unsolicited susges OF the
Legislature o Massachusetts He was elected by the hon
and independent members OF that body more than
he had been several times before, because
his principles known and his ability proved and be
cause, maintaining those principles, with the
scd power which he has uniformly exhibited. they becv-
ed that he would advance the best interests not merely Of
their fellow crzens without distinction OF pursuit
Union
With these remarks leave the subject.
Mr.. Wcbsfcr's entire public career has been
critically scr,nized during the discussion, for the
purpose of finding matter OF accusation against
him And among other offences with which he
has been charged, as placing him hey ond the pale
of charity. is his opposition To the War of 1912,
and to the measures deemed necessary for its vi
gorous aud successful prosecution. But why. 1t
may be asked. is he selected from the Federal
party of that day. OF which he only one of
the distinguished leaders, the only one IN refer.
ted To say nothing of John Randolph of Roam
okc. who even exccled Mr.. Webster IN the bit
tcrness of his opposition TO the last war, and TO
the war measures proposed by Mr.. MadIson's adj
ministfation.or of others ofthe ustrious dead who
have not only been forgiven by the party which
now reproach Mr. Webster, but rewarded 10y them
with high offices, may not point To Roger h.
fancy, now Chef Justice of the u. States. and
To Henry Hubbard, of New Hampshire, who, al
though a Hartford Conventonist, has long been
regarded as OF the main pillars of the " De
mocratic" templel Nay, even James Buchan.
an. now Secretary Of State, active MEM
Der of the Anii-War Party in lsl2-a fact ad-
mttcd. and attempted to be excused on the plea
OF iafdncyi And it really strikes with sur
prise. that gentlemen who, on this account, would
can md no bar their association with Mr.. Chas.
Jared Ingersoll, who admits that he would have
taken part with the Tories of tie Revolution had
he been on the stage of action, during the War of
Independence! Verify, these gentlemen strain
at a gnat and swallow a camel "
1t is not our intention to defend Mr. Wcbster's
course during the late war. On the contrary, we
regard it as perhaps the most indefensIble portion
of his political conduct. But, there is no reason
why he should be regarded as e sinner above all
others" who co-oPerated with him at that excl
ting and critical period. and made to offer n sort
of v,cariOus atonement, in his person, for the Of
fences of them all.
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Promotion i'm thcNnyy.
To THE SICK AND AFFLICTED.


Dear Si,-I take pleasure in communicating through
YOU 10 all whom may concern, and the public generally
the astonishing effect your truly wonderful medicine
had upon have enjoyed perfect health or five
yeas Physicians told me my liver diseased and that
might some day die with consumption. Last September
1874, took slight cold which produced cough
this continued until February, l545 when added another
cold; my cough increased soon lost my appetite aud my
strength failed. For weeks could not lie upon one
eide; sweat much ut night rails d considerable blood
during the winter, and cou speak loud 70! two
weeks. With all these had sympt Ims had very
pain IN side and between my shoulders; genera debility
followed. was confined my about eight weeks
had buried sister and brother both died with Consump
lion expected 10 die myeli; my friends also despared
OF my life AT tins time uncle, who had been benefited
himself, advised mo take
BR. WIS FAIRS BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY
accordingly procured bottle. took IT, aud felt some bet
ter obtained another, aud thru; then ceased TO bleed
and my cough much better but my disease was so
deeply rooted was obliged taking the Balsan
until had taken bottles. can honestly and truly
say, believe DR.. Wistars Ba!sam OF Wild Cherry saved
my life, MRS MARY h. GOULD
We are personally acquainted with Mrs. Gould assisted
taking OF her during her sickness believe and know
the above statement to bee true.
MRS. L. c. PRESCOTT,
MRS. =. a. BACHELOR,
No. Commercial Street.
Boston, Mass, Sept IL. lsI5
For sale by ap 10 GAYNOR & WOOD.
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NoEgoLE, April ~. 1876.
mHmmnna

FIRE broke ont aboui5 O'Clock on Friday night IN on
old frame building occupied workshop, on Bermu.
do It between Church and Fenohmch. from which the
flames mpdy proad ~ three others of similar dsscrp-
lion, a Of which The space Of hour were burnt to the
ground. Mr. Peed turner, Mr. Salisbury, cabinet naker
and W. Adams carpenter, haJ their workshops IN these
old houses ono Of which originally built (aboui 80
years ago. for ballroom by Mons. Rfand. aud sub
sequcnty used a. such under the management Of that we'll
remembered pfe'of Terpschore, Mons Ducoin until II
was converted into Lonoastran sehool-room in I5ij-
We we'll remember when IL the iayofe Of the
bellies and boauE, the "bosu,y and fashion" Of the "Old
Borough"
Msssrs. Pecd, Salisbury and Adams considerable
losers In stock tools and ready made work Bsaeon.
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APPOINTMENTS ny TnE PRESIDENT,

Bg aud rifh the adriee and consent Of the Ssaafe.
Goham Parks. of Maine to be consul OF the por, of
Rio de Jsnerc. vice George W. Gordon. recalled
George H. Groundic OF Pennsy to be consul for
the city OF Base in Switzerland vice Seth T. OTIS recall
ed.
Thomas w. Gilpn. be consul for the port of Belfast
in Ireland, vice james Shaw. recalled.
Thomas b. Abrams. OF Pennsylvania to be consul for
the port OF Mayagucz in the Island Puer Rico VIC,
Gordon Bradley, recalled.
Charles Ward, ct Maine be consul for tho island of
Zanzibar, IN the dominion OF the Sultan OF Musca vice
Richard Z. Waters, recalled.
Stewart Steel ut Pennsylvania to b. consul 10, IN. MORT
OF Dundee in Scotland. vice Edward Baxter recalled
Robert L. Longhead, at Pennsylvania, To be consul for
the oort OF Londonderry, in Ireland vice James Mcdowell
declined, who was appointed during the last the
Senate. vice janice MeIIenry deceased.
Samuel ID. Heap, OF Pennsylvania, to be consul for
tho city and Kingdom of runs John Payne recall
ed.
Luther Bracket OF Maine To be consul for the mort of
Picon IN Nova Scotia. vice John J. Peayy, deceased
James Taylor 10 be collector, &c. for the dis ct and
inspector &c. for the port OF Wiscasse Maine vice Moses
Shaw, removed
sas Weaver. to be surveyor &c for the port of East
Greenwich. IN Rhode Island, vice Joseph TiIlnghast
removed.
Edwin wibcr, TO be collector &c. for the Sn,tnc, Of
Newport, Rhode Island, vice William Ennis, removed.
Murray Whalow, be collector &c. for the distinct and
port OF Pfesque Isle, Pennsylvania, Charles w Keso
whose commission expired.
John H. GuihTe, to be &c for the Of Pits
burg Ponnsylvanla, vice VIM. b. Maurty, resigned.
james Fisher TO be- surveyor &c the port OF Pauux
et' Rhode Island, vice Pcog Abon. whose commission
expired
Timothy P Spencer to be deputy postmaster at Clcsye
land. Ohio, vice B. Andrews. removed.
James h. Gibbon, TO be deputy Postmaster Abingdon
Virginia.
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NsyAt--Wo learn says the Brooklyn Advcrisor) from
private that the Secretary IT the Navy has DIS
patched Passed Md,hpmsn 5cIim T.. Woodwork ~ spo
81 messenger, with instructions Comm. sloa NJ te
Pacific squa iron. Mr. Woodwork departed on wodnos-
day last and will take the overland Route trough Oregon
Nothing Of course, knosu Of the exact natoro Of the
above dispatches, butts conjecture may we'll he that this
mission oonneotel with our Mexican relations.
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DREADTUL~-Tbe Woodvi.e Mo Republican gives the
following particulars Of The daslady act recently committed
IN Wilkinson county Mr.. Jsmes Hill. planter. was s.-
ting beside table converting with his dy on the even
ing the 18th ult, when 6ond .sehaiged gum
which took effect his Io cheekbono ON passed through
the other Ills owsrIa is broken s tongue nearly cut
or ball shot passed through his nose one eye destroy
ed, sud ~ buck shot lodged In his head There arc no
hopes entertained If hs recovery.
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IL 4 complimentary Diuner given to John 5. Skin
ner Esq. lew days ago. New Orleans Col W. Chris.
~ presiding, and Battle Peyton acting Vice President,
Mr. $ drawn ont IN interesting speech by the fol-
lowing Our esteemed guest the Editor Of the Far.
meis Library his character model for farmers, his
writings their guide" Speeches were delivered by
) Prent-s \. {. Bultt, Col VIM Il. Johnson Of Va,
r b. Thorpe, Blilie Peyton and others.
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We learn from the Norfolk Beacon tbs, Miss A. p b.
Heron has presented To st. Paiuck's RomIn Catholic
Church that city magnificent picture OF the cruc61-
lon Mise H., dunng late visit 10 Italy, commissioned,
Fertsr Of the first copcr- Florence repair a. 30.
0Rna aud there execute thu painting the original by
Guido preserved IN the Popes coIecuon--it being pro
nouuced by critics the finest pabtng subject
ence The copy said ~ be very faithful and in point
OF execution way inferior 10 the original Its dimensions
are twelve feet seven inches high, and eight feet
es vide the same lady has also presented St Packs
chu Oh copy Of Murllos Assumption, obluned her
caon from the original IN the possession Of the Queen
OF France
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The Charlottesville Tragedy.

We briefly noticed yesterday morning the un-
fortunate affair at Charlottesville, which resulted
in the death of young Glover, studen; at the
University from Alabama, and the arrest on the
Fredericksburg cars OF his supposed murderer.
whose name, we learn, Is John J. Bailey. Our
friends Of the Times and Compiler have kindly
furnished us with the subloucd statement, from
a reliable source, oflho details ofthe transaction
"On Saturday afternoon, just after the Menagerie Of
Raymond Co., had been opened, Charlottesville sru.
dent of University attempted one sde 10
the other Of Which had been cleared Tor some port
exhibition. IT, ordered back go roughly by one
of the keepers, that he refused return and angry par
Icy wnersupnn, he Joined by several other
students VINO appeared disposed resist the authority Of
the keeper. Aitor some minutes conversation however
the matter peaccaDy adjusted aud the Performance
went on.
Itappears that the persons connected with the Menoge-
re anticipated recurrence Of the collision othgbt and &C
cordingy prepared means Of enforcing their rules bv vo
euco those who fcsstsd. Not more than t~clg stu
dents according witnesses, fifteen according 10
other, went 10 the show at Rh aud Of these there pos
live evidence that more than three contemplate any
difficulty. Three Of them did the prUvocaton given
boy the single student in the afternoon Of entering the open
They accostcd the same rough manner bv
the keeper and Wh demonstrating, pcfbap. warm one
Of the keepers led me elephant into the tax This caused
tho students 10 rocsdo rapidly but Notwithstanding this,
party Of HosHy psy98s connected with the McnaQs
RE rushed in from adjoining ROOM tent aunod with
heavy clubs watch They used with terrible Ell c inds
cminatey, all who appeared to be students O1e o.
the students. young Glover, standing quietly out of the
ring, who had not any way participates IN the offence
given 10 The keepers, much injured inst he died In
about three hours Two or three Of the other young men
ttbs names, gyon letter to The Enquirer, are Johnson
williamson and WarnvJ were also rsriousfv iptyrsd
Since the tagca occurrence the student, have behaved
with exemplary forbcaranco, tho1gh naturally much excl
ted. The deceased OF the orderly students
Of tho University, aud IN degree concerned IN pro.
ducng the disturbance During the whole adr no pisoi
other deadly weapon exhibited by any Of the stu
dents, who made tinenectua defence against supor
or numbers and strength, with slight walking canes"
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Yiruinin Trnct sacietx.

Al the annual meeting OF the Va. Tract Society," held in
the I'd Presbyterian Church. Wednesday. tho 9Th in,t
the following officers elected FOR the ensuing year. win,
Rev. J. b. TAYLOR. President
RI Rev. Bishop Johns. let Vice President.
Rev. b. Gldersleevc, ID
Rev. J. n. Jcier, I'd
Rev. J. c. Stiles 9Th
VIM f. Taylor, Corresponding Secretary.
Rev. DIR. Bolton. Recording
c. Gennct, Treasurer
George Hutchinson, Frederick Bransiord. John d. Nun
ford Dr. w. ii. Gwahmey. Fleming Jame.- Ma agers.
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IJ-Mr. Clay reached St. Louis the 81 inst, and was
received by immense OF citizens, who had
assembled the eyee but without any previous arrange
men being understood that Mr.. {. declined the honors
o a formal reception. Mr.. expected remain ST.
Louis WHITTIER he has been called by private business
yeraI dnNs lie Is In eNcelent he nlih.
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IMPORTANT TO TRAVELLERS.
GREAT REELECTION ~ FARE.

e,$SIeOrTIIE splendid Steamboat CURTIS
N@Ss~1lA n pEfK. Cag'. Jsia Daris, ALICE,
capt Thgas stHHfr viii coninuc n eave the wharf NJ Rnct
regularly evey frreept Sunday precisely NJ hair
O'clock re hing " landings
Norfolk ~ O'Clock y ani put assnyers for Bait
nofe Hay boats, that they WILL aefa comfortable
rhs rrs affve IN HaHnore 0cotk re morning IN
any the msny having The city that morning
Rsurpng Quits Peek Alice will eave tn wharf Nor
f1 ~ hair psst every tefeept sunday and
with The Ray Balpfe NJ oolosk The previous
evening" The sndngs and
PETERSBURG place ny hall ps and
Rhnond by half past oolock p Il the Determination n
m proprstofs Cuu PEEK asd Alice 10 carry the
and GOOD fare md Accommodations boat
~ bssts fnay James kiyer
on THURSDAY 10th o. Apr Passage and Pare
reakg and dinner Included from Richmond Peefsbur
o and from Norfolk,
rasaFe brcakfa ard dinner the River boat,
supper odsngs tbs nay boat ncluded from Rich
naosd Petersburg from baltimore,
spIs HAskiNH LIBBY.
DaEAsTPIN FOUND, days aso the RI
- ebaaee IIoei The please cell the Whig 90
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A White Nan Murdered.

gives great pain, Gays the last Cherokee Advocate
to announce that James Mussct, citizen of Arkansas
murdered m the nation Thur.dsy night last by a
couple Of Uchoe Indians and that empt was made
the time by the persons, the life Of Mr.
Joseph Weldon.
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To THE PUBLIC.

'ENIlE subscriber having in his employ several
- experienced BreklaycTs any
person who brick paving done p city,
either II baltimore Paving Brick, Baltimore Brick made Rich
mond o. Bnck.
Aln, the seling of Crates Fire any
other kind Of job work in this line all o which
best manner on the lowest terms and At the shortest roec
JOHN JONES,
apI5-3m Al Whitfield Sons Once. Cary street.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received un.
~ al ~ O'Clock NJ the Of May
the brick walls tie Museum Building working
the walls ground
the furnish necessary The
be bricks thek and a condition be succeed,
tlr piuon wal and half bricks Tie
bids to be thousand they laid and the openngso
be excluded IN the
Also, SEALED PROPOSALS. will be received
period FIR taking II the and doing
the wood Iouse; old be used
far be-, and when usd be estimated
the work IN he pnm,d by
Alsp. SEALED PROPOSALS. will be received %
period stuccorG Count House and
with the best materials
Ao, SEALED PROPOSALS will he received up to the
period for tho wood work of said Court House
coats Of paint, ami Tor glazing
Also, SEALED PROPOSALS. will be received until the
time for punR furnace the has House
with hues leading heicfrnn Of thr building
0 Dmwngs he and information received, the Ar
between the hours nj md daily bids be I'D
defse 10 ne Executive Of the State, which there be
hsfaetory evidence Of skin and ability perform
CHARLES DtMNrCK.
Capt Pub. Guard-sup. Pub. Edi6oes
HE
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u FAIR, to aid in dciraying he expense Of
building the episcopal Missionary Chapel intersection Of
Gay and ADAM opened at City Hal m
Thursday afternoon, O'Clock. continued du
days Contribution Of work and refreshments VIII be
Tia nkfuly receive ed NJ the room nm Is-1,
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We regret learn that there a severe, and,
siderable extent fear killing frost last Monday night.
We hope however, that not 50 destructive as some
nj appr,hsnd
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FRIDAY, April }.


VIM. $. Tripett-I in the room OF Mr. p the nigh,
alter the rencontrc Mr. Mactaand and Mr. Archer were
there conversing together In low Mr.. A. was Civ
ing Mr.. Mel detailed account Of the combat said il
was the srangcst thing in the world that r. did not use
his revolver. To this T.. who seemed have overhead
tho conversation said. ayes; II had used the revolver all
would have been right" They were standing near the
stove which few yards from his bed-Iie we,
speaking in underono. and though speaking him
self do not think McF. aud A. heard him.
Cross examined by Prosecuting Auorncy.-I do not
know that T. overheard the gentlemen conversiny infer
from his reply. the bed and the only pc
sou who was am certain OF the words-hey made
impression upon had conversation relating TO
the affair with him. r. suffering much pain that even
ing. did NO, hear linn any thing about It afterwards.
was not there again until his death. was there about
3iths oi an hour. presume Messrs. McF aud A. might
have heard p but they the engaged in con
yctsatiOn.
k. L. by-l Sm the keeper Of the toll house on Mayos
bridge T. ON his return from the combat in and laid
down the bed IN my lie rcmanded there some
ID ar 20 minutes. While there he said, "my pistols w,r,
not half loadcd"-Mr Dcane DIR. Warner and my brother
were there. Mr.. Albert Mchaels came IN daring the
time.
BY Prosecuting Atiorney.-The rsmark drawn out
by MichaclS asking d.. w. how many shots were cx-
changed saw z. pass in the morning before tho
combat. The others pas ed while 7. my ROOM lie
remained about ID minutes after they passed.
To M CoNTtNUEp
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Erf ENOR RENT. The upper part of tn iene.
Hfa nnent nar N NJ Gfruae's on street Apply 20
NJ grrme. ~ 10 CORBlN WARWICK.
or fOH SALE Oa HENT--Pew No. - nths middle
aisle o. ~ Pturs Church. i5-S'
DANAmas AND LEGSsOHSs.-wsh have received ~
N late arfivaia
901 Panama Hats
900 sinrs ADD d0ubh britn Tegron HAS.
" Herchlnts isved cal and erambe hs.
JOHN THOMPsOa a co,
ptS No "a nain ftfest
SHOWER BATHs.-w.sra..n's Pstsss shower BATHS.
- and the Boston Bafhise Pan. for ale q
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CONGREGATION.

~ Tvs 'EpiscOpnI Missionary Chapel -
at the Of Clay and Adams with DIVINE per
mison be eonseeaed by Bishop Jonss Thursday morning
10Th instant, a O'Clock. an IS--2t
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Prom the Richmond Republican,
Commonwealth We. Themn. RitehIe, Jr.

Mr. Thos. Grcen-l know that Mr.. X M early n. sum
day was spPrised thstP had been looking for him. ar
rvcd from Washington in the Sunday. As soon
as arrived met MIR Thos Richie, Jr who informed me
Of the fact and asked what he should do am certain
tina, he was aware of Mr.. Ps purpose OF attacking him
The court then adjourned for the day.
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CoiIee,, sugars, Bacon, DC.

We shall sell this 10 O'Clock prime and IA
Coffee old lava COfc, prime sugars
SIDES shoulders and Hams Teas Cornae and Annie
Brady, Old MDnonrshsla Whskcy New England Rum
Brandy, English Island Moasses, HeTrines, Rutier
ap WUItAMSA UAXAIJ Au,,s
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NAvAL-The u. 5. sloop OF war vincennes. Capt Paul
ding. arrived Canton the 9th OF January.
The u. 5. ship Columbus, Com. Bidde, at Macao
the lth Of January.
The u s. ship ST. Louis going into Canton the
18th of January.
The Norfolk Beacon contains letter from an officer on
board the L. $ frgute Cumberland of Vera Cruz which
says
This chip i fog ship and will probably
this station for year; that may into
Norfolk this summer. She - a very fast saer
but ugly heavy looking craft The Bosionans should
be ashamed Of themselves; don't expect ship ever
sailed from the United States badly fitted IN every
respect"
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~ The citizens Of Petersburg talking Of Ship Ca
nal from that place to point the AppomstoH and
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Pori.momlh and Ronnoke Rail Road.

"'I""HOHIH ~" NOHHOhP NHtI HOhd'
~ special meeting Of the Stockholders Of this Road,
bold IN Portsmouth, the 10Th inst, resolution, submit
ted BY John A. Chandler Fsq unanimously adopted.
accepting the passed by the General Assembly a. i lac,
session. directing the Bosrd Of Public Works 10 cell the said
road and Incorporating the purchasers thereof by the name
Of the Seaboard and Roanoke Rad Road. There were
lO,fO7 shares represented.
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AUCTION NOTICE.

AANhBON NOTICE.
We ask the p1fucuar attention It oil WHO sposed
TO make investments real estate our sales on We'd
nesday and Thurstny Of the valuable property belonging
TO the Bank Of Virginia The conguy Of the properly
on lJth Franklin and 18th Streets to ho site Of the
State Cour House, which about be erected where the
Museum stands. greatly enhance its value. The
Stables the C"pol Square the opposite side Of the
street. have been recently sold and other buildings will soon
be erected in the place.
DAVENPORT, ALLEN & CO.,
aP I4-N AuctOnecrs.
pJ BANKRUPT COURT.-Juigs HALYBURTON
wiz ~ for the u1i Of caves Ia Bankruptcy the third Mon
day IN this month, April.
April 7th, 80. r. MAYO Cl,,i
NEAPOLITAN HONNETs.-we have rseeived one
case very hnc Neapoans English and very
pure colours Ladder Of the No
~ Main steet JOHN THOMPSON a
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FHESHI AHRIVAB .just received another Of Spring
and Summer Tweeds with faw Cashmeret
Sacks desirable for a-o fine lot ~ Vests,
prnR black and fancy Valentn, shaan, white and
Mar-cifes, and black Mohair, Se,-at
sfLAs MERCHANTS
Cheap Cash C0thibR Store,
ap IS ia Man street.