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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-06-25

MONDAY, JUNE 81, 1852.
SkN aTE

MONDAY, JUNE Il, 1907
SENATE.
The President pro te laid before the Senate communi-
cations from the Navy Department. relative the nautical
almanac and from the Department of the Interior relative
leasing the public donuns in California in calls
from the Senate.
Mr. Gwnn of California, addressed the Senate, with
ference to the last communication touching leases by Gen.
Keaney San Francisco which denounced and spoke
some length with reference TO that subject
The communica alton referred 10 the committee on
public lands
The Senate then adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
Immediately after the journals read motion
made that the House adjourn,
Pending which, Dir. Florence Of Pa. obtained leave 10
Withdraw from the files of the House, the petition Of
Babcock.
The motion to adjourn was then put and cared and the
House adjourned.
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TO THE DEMOCRATIC ASSOCIATIONS AND ORGANIC,

TO THE DEMOCRATIC ASSOCIATIONS AND oRC,S,,,
TlONS THROUGHOUT THE UNION.
Al meeting OF the Executive Committee OF the jackson
Democratic Association Of The city OF Washington on the
18th of June, 1852, il w.s
Ordered That tho chairman request through the Union
newspaper OF this city, all regularly organized democratic
ooaes IN the Union TO correspond with mis- Association for
inc purpose OF promoting action and mutual effort for
the success Of the democratic cause"
Ia with the above ORDER such organized demo-
erae ooaes az are above mentioned are respectfully re-
qGeseo 20 furnish the Jackson Democratic Association
wfn notices OF their orcanzaon and such other
as they may deem OF general political interest
B. B. FRENCH
Chairman Executive Committee d a
J. D. HoovBR President Of the Association = "
Z. w. MckSEw Corresponding Secretary
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POLITICAL.
HOPE AND LOVE.

,s-unop MAcwoRTH pRAED.
Ono day through Fancy's tca.seop''
Which is my richest treasu'S
,,,. dear Susan, Love ana hope'
Set ont In search OF fieuSule
DC. .;e,h and smiles saw them 60;
ar Eanb was the others banker;
,H,,ne took up her brothers bow
And Love- his sisters anchor.
THEW rambed on DER vale and hill,
TS.v passed BY cot and tower;
,rhrnncb summers glow and winters chill,
Through sunshine and through shower;
Rut what did these fond playmates care
For climate or for weather.
All scenes 10 them were bright ana ia!f'
On which they gazcd tosc'hef'
Sometimes they turned aside TO bless
Some Muse and her will NUMBERS,
Or breathe dream OF holiness
'On Beauty's quiet slumoers;
uFIv on" said Wisdom, win cold snsers,
al teach nv friends TO doubt you;
"coms back" said Age, with bitter tears,
"My hear, is cold without you"
When Poverty beset their path,
And threatened to divide them,
They coaxed away the beldame's wrath
Ere she had breath 10 chide them,
By vowing all her rags were siiS,
And all her bilters honey,
And showing taste for bread and milk,
And utter scOrn OF money.
They met stern Danger in their way,
Upon ruin seated;
Before him kings had quaked that day,
And armies had retreated:
But he was robed in such cloud,
As Love and Hope came near him,
That though he Numbered long and LOUD,
They did not see or hear him.
A grey beard Joined Thorn, Time by name.
And Love was neatly crazy,
To find that he was very lame,
And also very lazy;
Hope, as he listened 10 her tale,
Tied wings upon his jacket;
And then they far out!an the mall
And far outsailed the packet.
And so, when they had safely passed,
Ger many q land and biilow;
Before grave they stopped at last,
Beneath weeping willow;
The moon upon the humble mound
Her softest light was tiinging,
And from the thickets all around
Sad nightingales were singing.
~ leave you here" quoth Father Time,
AS hoarse as any raven;
and Love knceled down TO spell the rhyme
Upon the rude stone craven;
But Hope looked onward, calmly brave,
And whispered, dearest brother,
We're parted on this side the grave
Well meet upon the other"
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TWO WEEKS LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
NEw YORK. JUNE 2l.-The steamer Promeheus with
San Francisco dates of the 18th u and $50 passengers
arrived.
The British steamer Albion Greytowu on June a.
anu mad notified The authorities that the Governments
England and The United States had guaranteed the indie
pendence OF San JUAN The Commissioners had proceeded
to Costa RIGA in Nicaragua for definite settlement of The
boundaries : "
large party of American ladies and gentlemen, at
Greytown together with the Mayor authorities Judges and
other lunconaric met and celebrated the independence
Of San Juan del Nor,e B. Osborne New York presided
and number of speeches made The independence
San Juan, the Governments of Great Britain and the
United States, and the Commissioners severay toast
pfhcues had arisen between tho Mexcans and British
az ean 'ose In Lower California in consequence the sez
ute OF ths person and goods of British subject. The
seop ol war e"iit had been dispatched to investigate the
,ne eoanae Of which had protested against the
countries. p"'' oe'"ee" "'o
The Monumental City arrived ut San Francisco on the
Ith uit win 4oU passengers There w.s great mortality
among her passengers. s' O'5
Intelligence from the mines important. Gold was
soming in freely. "o'o wa
Business at San Francisco and Maryuvills was dull
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FAILURES IN BOSTON

BosTos JUNE 2l-One OF the largest stock operators in
this city failed to meet his engagements to-day Also mn
Rail Road The latter had gone by the board
Of the stock falling to l6s
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ouse then adjourned till Tomorrow.
ARRIVAL OF THE FRANKLIN.

FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
New YORK juno 2l.-TEc steamer Franklin has arrived
with Paris and Havrc dates Of The Sth and Liverpool
London Of the 9th instant. The Washington touched ut
Southampton the 5th. Tic Canada reached Liverpool
the 5th The steamer Oonoco had arrived Southamp.
from ST. Thomas with s+00000 in gold The Atlantic
arrived out the 9th.
Cotton had advanced y d. Sales on Monday md Tues
day Of 1000 bales 3500 Of which and
exporters. The markets on Wednesday opened firm.
Maxwels Crcula! says there fair demand of Wheat
and Flour al 2i decline for the former 81 Cd for she
latter. Corn in active demand al cd decline
TIE Manchester Markc! firm. Trade In the wooden
districts had greatly revived
At Nottingham the orders for lace and hosiery from tho
United States wore large.
The Irish Linen Market was less active.
The English funds were firm. Mexican securities had
declined Consol. closed at l00S l0US
CAPE OF GOOD iiOpE.-Adyices from the Cape TO
May 3D. that the kars have rallied gone back
WATCHDOG, where they have been joined by large body
rebel Hoentot who unsubdued as ever Two rebel
chiefs had been captured and hung strike into tho
remaining chiefs.
ENGLAND.-The impulse of emigration 10 Ausr,li,
was felt in all parts of the Kingdom departures wore
very numerous.
FRANCE-The French Government had reduced the
rate of interest Treasury bonds consequence the
progressive augmentation OF cash in the Treasury which
now amounts 10 81 100000 francs.
An immense sensation has been produced at Boursc in
political cclos by aggressive articles the Constitutions
on the subject said DO written with the sanction of tho
President.
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AS expected the news OF SCOTS nomination mas given
great satisfaction the North, while has produced wv
exactly opposite feeling in the South, VIA In North Cs0A
no. Western MARYLAND Richmond and Petersburg.
DIED.
D,x, q, Monday evening last, VIRGINIA daue.r Of
John and Mary E. Brimmer aged IS months and Il days
Pe.ofsburg paper will plsass copy
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ANOTHER "HASTY PLATE OF SOUP"
is usual for Presidential nominee calmly await the
official notification of his ,eecon-bu it appears from the
following that Gen Scott "hasty" in cIuchng
the honor:
Gen. Jones Of Tennessee, announced Monday morn.
ing tha: he had dispatch from Gen Scott dated Washing
ton he honor OF receiving tho nomination
OF The Wing National Convention accept the same oge-
ther with the Wing Platform as laid down.
Please sh, " this 10 my friend Mr.. G.. Il. Duncan,
WINFIELD ScoTr.
Mr.. Duncan Of Louisiana responded 10 the nomination
favoruby Several States did the same, when motion
made 10 concur in the nomination unanimously.
During the speaking 80 fred IL lie City Yard,
being ono for each State, and for tine nominee
were told.
delegate from Alabama pledged The State 10 Gen Scott
but another delegate from the State would do So
but lot Asoama do she pleased majority from Aissis
sippi pledged 10 support the nominee
On Monday night al Washington large crowd with ul-
Sic waited on Gen. Scott who made them speech from
which il is evident that he does 10 give up "a
bird in thu hand" hi. Msor Gene,lshn) for "in the
bush' distant Presidency lie hope. that his present
friendly ons with the people OF Wosngon Will bu cul
'sva'ei "whsher continue occupy tas position Of sci
a'er or shall be elevated TO that of Chief Macs;iss"
Messfs. Graham, President Fillmore Mangum and Webster
"e'e also Serenaaed and made short speeches.
A BREACH 81 PROMISE.
The reporter Of the baltimore lrcus ssr.:
Gen. Watson Wcob of Nc.v YORK hanp.re5 1, take SCI,
beside us, Mr. Hazlehursi penu.vranis a,oro,chcJ hin,
and opened his hand Cen Webs however refused l.;
ing 'he would not snake hands with la who iacriyc
him as he had done" "
Mr. H. persisted slightly in giving ks hand bu, General
Webb memorable, and Mr.. Hszlehure, walErd awav
Mr. Webb remarked that he voluntarily told him he rnn
vote for Webster and did not do il.
Al the ratification meeting in Jackson, Mississippi Judge
Davenport remarked acetousiy that the letter o.i-
nous of much good. Said the Judge he letter stands
Pok-and this be another Polk racecr Peace Plenty
and Prosperity Peas and Pumkins Pierce and the Presi-
dency!"
BALTIMORE MARKETS, JrxE 2S
Flour oul-salss of 200 bbs 81 Is Grain unshan ged
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FROM THE RIO GRANDE

FROM THE RIO GRANDE.
NRw ORLEANS. JUNE 2l.-The greatest excitement pre-
walls on the Rio Gande in consequences of fresh murders BY
Indians and Mexicuns.
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VOICE OF WISCONSIN.

Extract Of a lctter from Fond da lac Wisconsin:
"Ihis State will give Pierce and King 1000 majority, as
believe TIE nominato are received N good spirit"
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\ BREACH Of PROMISE.

BALTIMORE MARKETS, JrsE 2S
Flour oull-sass of 200 bbIs 81 Is Grain unshan
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FROM RlOJANEIRO.
Maurrell, Wright " Co.'s Circular.
RtD


lilo JANElRo, August 10, 1852.
By the arrival Of the steam packet Prince from the
River Plate, with dates from Monevdo to the 5tb inst
and Buenos Ayres tot the second same, we learn that
decree has been issued by the Government of Montevi
dec, abolshing the municipal duty of per cent on i'm
ports, well the duty of 80 per Dbl on flour; and
that General Urquza had revoked the decree issued
the Government of Buenos Ayres admitting the impor
taton OF flour Tor consumption until the 3ls of
ls52-the taking effect from the LIST inst
BREADsTUFFs.-The receipts amount to H. 763 bbls n
which 2450 bbs from Europe and sales comprise some
$4,000 bbls at l7Ho00 per Dbl for Trieste, S S brand
DISCO and 100000 per DBL in bond l3OOO and 135Oo
per Dbl despatched for Baltimore brands al65o0
per Dbl for Richmond City Mills aud for superior parcel
of Philadelphia as high l4I50o and 1475O per bbl
has been obtained mostly time. or3 per cent off
for cash. The stock of Richmond City mills having be-
come materially reduced, holders have been enabled to
somewhat advance prices, and now quote these de
scrpons l6H000a I950O per Dbl which small parcels
move oil by retail In consequence of decree issued at
Buenos Ayres for the adttancc of flour for consunption
tsnce revoked some demand sprung up from that quar-
ter but has since died away owing the abrogaton of
said permission We quote Baltimore brands 13B5O0
per Dbl Stock at presentn all hands may be estimated
at $4,000 bbls.
Perm mbuco advces to the ult report stock 5000
bb s. and quote 16I50oal7 100 per barrel for Rchmoud
City Mills, l56ooal6Nooo per Dbl for Philadelphia and
lsn5O0 per 9b for Trieste. AT Bahia instant stock re-
ported at upwards of 10000 bbs and 6N0Ooa 65oo
per Dbl for Richmond City Mills and 13N50o per Dbl for
Baltimore. Rio Grande avices to LIST inst report stock
$500 bbs and quote 175o0 1tIooo per Dbl for Rich
moLd City Mills AT Monevideo 18th instant stock ! 600
b s;quotatons i'll deposit $8 psrbbl per
Dbl.
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BY ALIEN MOTT & co.
MIGHT SALES, NIGHT sALEs-c

AHhI SALES, NIGHT SALES.-On this
evening the 4tf instant, commencing at hafpast
ococs we will commence Night Sales for the season.
at which time we will sell at public auction large and
well selected stock of the following goods
DRY GooDs--Coths, Doeskins aud fancy Cassn,eres.
raoa hentueky Jeans silk and fancy Vesngs Me
per, Danish and brown Table Covers bleached and mn
bieached cotton silk and cotton Hdkfs, &c &c.
, CLorHING-Frock, dress and sack Coats cashmere
Paitaoons silk Vests white and coored Shirts wooden
Drawers and Under Shirts, Scars Cravats Gloves Ho-
slerY, Hats, Caps. Boots, Shoes &c&c.
- ALSO large collection of Fancy Goods mbracing la
dies DIRK Boxes, Shaving Cases Back CANNON Boards
spool Cotton pearl and agate Buttons Portmonies &c &c
CUrLERY-Carded and pocket Knives table Cutlery
Garvers, Razors, Counter Scales. Balances Britannia
Tea Pots Castors, Backing, double and single barrel
Guns Pistols. &c &C.
Misunderstanding oldlever Watches; detached and
cyender do do English silver Levers detached lever and
epne do gold Pencils Pens, Breaspins, Rings together
with many other articles too numerou, to detail
Country merchants invited to attend as the Goods
sold IN lots to suit the trade, consequently bar
gains may be expected.
oc4 ALEX. MOTT & CO. Auctss
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r. BROWNS ESSENCE OF JAMAICA

This essence Is preparation of unusual excellence
During the prevalence of cholera it has proved most
efficient remedy in preventing the weakness and relaxa
ton of the bowels, which induce diairhooa To the
traveller and to the family circle, it is invaluable as
few drops diluted in sugar and water presents safe and
agreeable remedy to the invalid who requires immediate
relief as well as to the convalescent patient who needs
gentle tonic.
In ordinary darrhea, ncipont cholera in short in all
cases prostratono of the digestive functions it is of in
estlmabe values no traveller family should be without
it.
Caatdon.-Be sure to get the genuine essence which
Is prepared only by f Brown at his drug and chemical
store north east corner OF 5t Chestnut Streets Phi
ladepha and for sale wholesale and RETAIL at the drug
store OF ALEX. DUVAL, No. 1856 MAN, corner of 10th
street. Richmond wehre the genuine article always
be had Sc 2l-am
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BY ALEXANDEK MOTIF q 90.
no. 6I MI ain street. opposite the city Ir oteI
REGULAR SALE DAYS:

HEtiUIAR SALE DAYS:
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS u SATURDAYS
4 N the above named days will sell at public auction
,ar at my store opposite the City Hotel commencing at
as the following: sui
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Wardrobes Sideboar1s Bu-
reas bedsteads Chairs ocvery style and PATTERN air
and shick Mattresses Dining, Tea Toilet and Card Tables
Beds and Bedding &c.
:, ALoO-A large lot of seasonable piece and cut Dry
Goods &c with Cloths, Cassimeres Satnetts Vestines
Fanheis bleached and unbeached Domcstcs white and
brown Linen Table Covers, Oil Cloth do. Hosiery Cra
watts. Shirts and Drawers, &c. VI"
CLOTHING, &c-Also a large collection Unreasonable
ready made clothing. Boots and Shoes silk wool and
waterproof Hats, cloth and glazed Caps Cutlery and
large assortment OF Trunks, Vace and Carpet Bags Ma
son Challenge Backing, Friction Matches Clocks and an
description. " WY
mn ALEX NOTIFY co
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
nv WELLINGTON GODDuN.


NH OsT VALUABLE FARM AND GFgA.
Iin MITE QUARRIES ON THE CANAL AID.
JOINING RICHMOND. FOR SALE AT AUCTION
VIII be sold on WEDNESDAY, the 18th day OF October
is'2' upon the premises commencing III o'clock the
ratn on the Canal, (adioining Hollywood Cemetery
Clarke Spring, aud Chevaies MILL called Bankstown
containing about so acres The land equal in soil and
fertility to any high land in Virginia The whole place is
under enclosure and in the highest state of cultivation
Inc improvements it consist of brick dwellings
one IN good order, and having four rooinsbesides sta
PIES, &c: There are several excellent springs on
tne iaid In addition, it abounds, the Bank of the
Cana IN granite quarres exhaustibc extent which
hJudicousy worked would perhaps be fortune to any
one An examination of the land will Mt once attract the
attenton OF capitalists The land will be sod in one or
more parcels as may agreed the time of sale The
stone quarries will be reserved from the farming lind
and sold separately plat the property can be seen
ut my Office. After the sale of the land the entire crons
VIII De Sold consisting ofabout 100 bushels corn large
quantity OF wheat straw, &c Also three horses all the
farming implements &c ~ ~
TERMs-For the land, fourth cash; balance G.
IL aud 10 months. for negotiable notes. interest added
secured by trust deed For the personal estate all
sums over $50 four months credit for approved endored
negotiable paper The farm is admirably adapted TO
market garden or dary-being within hafa mile of the
corporation limits.
81 20 w. GODDIN, Auct.
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RI TO 10 BUILDING LoTs I'M Trry,

RI TO 10 BUILDING LOTS EN THE
80 PLAN OF BELVIDEltE, FOR SALE AT
AuCTlON-Willhe sold ON WEDNESDAY afternoon.
the 18th October, 1852, upon tho premises commencing
at halt past O'clock from 30 40 building lots in tbe
plan OF elvdere adjoining the South western part of the
city, These lots have front of so feet and a depth of
las feet to an alley ID feet wide plat of the proper
y can be Seen at the office of the auctioneer in few
days. " 0"
The location Of these lots near the Tredegar Iron
Works and other manufacturing establishments offer an
excellent opportunity to those artisans engaged in those
= TERMs-One fourth cash; balance H. 8 and II months
Tor negotiable notes and title retained till the last note
lspald OIL. DAVID ANDERSON, Jr
Agent for James III. Anderson
1diotonouceuoy w Godttln, Auct.
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AUCTION SALES
THIS DAY,
ny GEORCEJ n. sU,,xi,y-


hNMoVDAY. lltIinst.. at 4 O'Clock P NJ will be sold
~ at public auction, me building adjoining Mr.
A1red k1ngs Coach mandatory, on Franklin street
between 18th and 10TH and which mnst be removed i'm,
mediateIy. " i1
Terms cash. Sale conducted by
ocs GEO. ]. SUMNER. Auct
ANARM IN BENRGCN COUNTY NExw
- FOUR MILE CREEK CHURCH FOR SALE
AZ AUCTlON.-On MONDAY October H. Is52 If
l not the next fair day, the subscriber will sell Mt
puoc auction upon the premises at 2 O'clock the tract
Oh land OF which William Frayser died seized aud now
occupied by Mr.. G. l.. McCouI, containing about ar
acres 1t is situated in Henco county about ming miles
Deiow Richmond, -Four Mile Creek and adjoining
rour Mile Creek Church. About one half cleared bo
alce IN pine and oak wood, which will average 20
os per acre. and which readily be sold at So 25
miles " ~ o'' "is'in .iree
The improvements consist of a dwelling, containing
SIX rooms, besides the usual out BUILDINGS
Transformed third cash. balance at one and t,vo yeo,s
Tor bonds bearing interest, secured by trust deed
W. GODDIN,
snn,n,o, Auct.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS after the above sale
VIII be sold upon the premises the Farm on the Charles
ivy road, on which Mr.. Benjamin Mosby now resides
:. contains 1877 acres, and lies about six miles below
cnmond OF which 1903 lie the east side of the
ioao, no 81 acres the side On the former
tere are several buildings recently built such as dwell
ing stable courthouse. quarter smokeouse &c. the lat
Ter Is III woods mostly original growth and in copse
qaence oil which is very valuable. The Farm will be
sod as whole Or divided may be agreed on at the
time OF sale - Va ~ WV
TERMs-Onethird cash, balance at one and two wears
Tor bonds bearing interest secured by trust deed
S edoes' Vi the trustee OF Mrs Lavinia p. Chdrey.
w. GODDIN.
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EX KENT, PAINE & KENT.
EXTENSIVE STOCK SALE OF DRY

LXTENSHVE STOCK SALE OF DRY
- GOODS AT AUCTION.-On WEDNESDAY,
Tue 2oth INST, commencing at clock we will sell at
our auction the entire stock of Dry Goods belong
ing to the late firm of John A. Smell Co., consisting of
large and desirable assortment of seasonabe staple and
fancy Goods.
And on THURSDAY, the 21st, commencing at The
same hour we will sell the entire stock othe late firm OF
narnes Snell consisting of the usual variety.
these Sales the goods being good ORDER of desirable
styles and well adapted to tho retail trade
t-y Terms at sale
by order OF JAMES A. SMELL Administrator of the
estate OF Wm H. Smell, who the surviving partner
ofJohn A. Smell & Co.. and Barnes Ct Smell.
KENT, PAINE & KENT,
Oc A,..;a.....
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popr p.cx,xe.- TI,irtoon tho,so,d booJ o,,,..

Pork PAcKING-Thirteen thousand head of hogs have
been contracted for by Warren Co, of Wheeling Va
who about establishing there extensive pork es
Enlistment 1t stated that contracts have been made
by the dealers of Madison Indiana, for tho delivery of
$4,000 head hogs all of which, says the Courier
will be killed aud packed there. Ninety eight thousand
is the greatest number that has been in that
itU in onesa
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WORTH NOTICING!

III TO BUYERS -
HI At y A N ID CAPS ~
The subscriber would most respectfully his thanks
tohl friends and the public in general for their past ia
YOURS; and he hopes to merit continuation. OF them by
strict attention to business He would respectfully in
TORN them that he has just received his fall stock of
Hats and Caps, for gents, boys, youths, childrens
and servants ofevey kind and style that be had in
any other establishment in this city, He wonH in
yte an Inspection OF his stock of Dress Hats for gents of
his own make and also onorther make, whichhe is sure
cannot be surpassed in style and ty by any. His
caps for gents boys and youths the best make and
OF the latest styles His chldrens hats and caps he is
perfectly satisfied must please the ladies both in style
stock OF servants hats ndcaps is full and will be sold
at lowest cash prces-in fact he would call the particu
lar attention OF merchants railroad contractors farmers
and manufacturers to his stock before purchasing else
where as he thinks ne them money by buying
OF him. Cal at No 1877 Broad street. sign of the Yellow
Hat. Don't forget.
Sc 29-1m RICuARH MOnpr
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
BANK OF THE UNION

r. H. Galaher President Of the Bank of the Union
Washington, announces that in consequence the revu
sion produced by the Maryland small law he COM
PEELED to make assignment ofhs assets trustee
the benefit of creditors and note holders.