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Mr.. PIERCE - p.
viii enter the Dens of the Wild Beasts and give his
classical Illustrations Of Hercules struggling Y,th the
sroying the Lion, &c. ..
: One OF the mos, interesting portions of the exhibition
Is formsa-oy NE display OF great collection of
YAK SrATUARY.
including figures Of size Of fe of all the
OF the United States and also great mber of noted
Characters American ard Foreign all of which are ac
curate hkenesses and appropriately costumed In fact
the whole Establishment IL a vast repository of
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TELEGRAPHIC DISPATCHES.
Reported for the Evansville Journal
ARRIVAL OF THE

The Asia arrived after midnight u
The debate on the Governments of India il
the British Parliament has been adjourned
FRANCE Paris Bourse had great
Auctuated, but was again steadief."
Nothing new has tran pired with regard I,
the position of the French Government "a
relation to the affairs in the East. IN -
BY decree, hnseed for seed may be i'm
ported into France free Of duty.
The crops are in good condition.
France. in retaliation for AastfiaSs alliance
demands from Belgium fifty millions oil
francs for aid rendered in Louis PhiliPPe's
times.
Nothing whatever new from Turkey; the
Sultan was taking every means to prepare
spr war.
Nothing further from Russia.
PERsIA.-1he Gar demands from the
Shah of Persia immediate repayment Of the
10000, 900 loaned, or the cession Of the pro-
vince of Asterabad on the Caspian sea-
The Shah refuses to do either.
Observation-Disclosures relations have
not been restored between Austria and
Switzerland, but probably soon will be. The
army was filing up on the war footing.
SIcILY.-It is reported that the grape crop
throughout Sicily bids fair to be poor. "a
!" Dates from Monrovia are to the 7tA May.
President Roberts is supposed to be ie-elect-
ed.
The colony is very prosperous.
Arrival OF the Black warrior.
NEW YORK, June. II.
The Black Warrior has arrived with 'i62
passengers. She left Havana on the MORN
ing of the a0th. :"
= 49, Of \
chi the south side of the ISLAND, from the
Ship Lady Suffolk, and after ,he slaves were
landed the vessel was scuttled and sunk.
Several Thousand slaves have been landed
on the Island during ahe dast six months.
A Spanish war steamer was being hastily
prepared for some secret purpose.
/ Two British war steamers were i'm port.
The schooner Cora was declared illegally
captured.
The weather was very hot, notwith stard-
ing the city was healthy.
The cholera was raging to fearful extent
on some of the estates in the interior, and
the small pox was committing great ravagcs
at Matanzas and other towns.
SUsQUEHAsSAH, N. Y, June IL.
The engine on the Erie railroad exploded
yesterday killing eleven and wouuding sew
ersl persons. Amor 9 the killed was Arnold,
the engineer, and three women, who were
supposed to have been blown into the water.
BALTmoRE, June II.
New Orleans mail oil Friday is received.
The Picayune has Galveston dates to the,5th.
Information was received of the massacre of
Benz. Huburts surveying party on BED river.
by the Ouichita Indians; only aae CT The
party of surveyors esotped. 80 '"' -
EEw DREAMS. JuEe IS.
Arrived-Lexington. Going but tonight
"A. L. Shota eli, Chehcsllof. Josish Law.
renee, John lsiTona&,+ Henry Choteau, and
Norma.
new .YoRx, June Is.
The offerings for the Sa,OOo,OGO loan of
the Illinois Central Railroad Company
amounted in the whole to S4,933 900 at from
par 20 81 per cent premium.
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NEW GOODS.
IN 1850 blk Silk Fall Veils
500 " Falcy Enbroderod Wells:
100 dor blk Silk Crava.s;
100 Cartons cord Tafstts Gibbons 6.seren: Sidtl
50 do do Satin do ra6o dc;
60 pieces "Fancy" press Silks;
30 do Black do;
Received this day and for ss,e by
~ JAMES Low & CO.,
my3I III Main ST., Louisville, Ky.
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XM. HOLDEN

WIN. HOLDEN,
NHERCHANT TAILOR, on First street. between Main
lNl and Locust is now prepared to manufac.ure any
KIND of suit of Clothes a. tine shortest notice. and
warranted fit He has good assortment Of Spring and
Summer Goods, consisting of Cloths tassfners OF va
rious colors, plain and fancy Vesngs, Dc, &c: sum
Clothing made in the neatest and most fashion
styles. MIR. II. will spare pains 10 nerii con
tinuance O. the patronage with which he has been hher
To favored.
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n CAR OF JUGGERNAUTu IN

GENERAL TOM THUMB
Is attached to this Exhibition. and will appear in all hs
performances 9s given before the PRINCIPAL crowned
heads OF Europe, including Songs. Dances Greeian Sta
tutes aud his admired presentations Of Napoleon and
frederick the Great The little General 10
years Of age, weighs only fifteen pounds and is hut
twenty eight inches high. Also engaged
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EVANSvILLEs INHIANAPOLIS ANN
CLEVELAND STRAIGHE LINE Rs. k'
d.v the o6th inst at the office of Alls q .I-cges
the AUDITORS Office and the Office Of inge q Nneeier
They will remain open sixty days only. walk Up g
rybody and sign VIC r names and not lose the chance
tak ing at ,ck of the best companies IN tire
Nothfnc is more ccain than this road Is for large uii
lends. BY order of the Board, -.
snya3 em WILLARD CARPENTER, Viee Prest
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airs Of day. fhe procession enters town. and also
during the hours Of exhibition.
M This Company will also exhibit at vincepnes
Warrington. Bloomfield, Bloomington, Spencer. Marc
tlnsyille, Danville, &C., &c. jel4
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-. 3. ANDERSON,
ME- X HAN J. I A l. o X
COMMERCIAL ROW.
Opposite j. III. Nagec 4 Co.,

Evansville, ind.
re receiving n large and superior stock OF SrhlNu
GOODS OF the best material and OF The most iash-
bnabl .t,ies Fine black and coIored Cloths oil the
est English French. and German manufacture; me
lack Doeskn; a large stock 81 Frenshs English ano
er;c,o Fancy Cassmeres in and beautiful styles,
designs; Linen Drills quality
arsees goods plain. coIcred and figured OF tae mqs;
Lau.irrl styles Tor SummeE wsaE; Rtain, iancy ana
t,, ycT SsIk sand Sue OF superb quaii-y. a,, -.
LIE ABOVE GOODS
VII, be maIufactured to order In good style an sola
%e., Of The Mountains. Terms CASH. .
d s. A. is agent for williams "Reporis OF Fasiion:
TIE presen, nIbeS can be had by maiior az
erdersd Tor the snall sum of 81 So apioa.
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TOTuE LADIES.

CyHAYKLIN & REILLY would respectfully can me
attention of the ladies to their stock OF tmofoa-
Laces and white goods, just received consisting
Of Jaeonet and Swiss embroidered Collars,
nnnsone,aire mourning and second mourning Cohass
J,const and Swiss embroidered Sleeves:
Swiss e M broidered Chemisettes aud Guns;
Jaeouet ana Swiss Edgngs nd lnsertings;
DO do Pointed Flouncings and bands;
Real Thread Lace Edgings and lnsertngs; ru
BLACK and white Lace Capes, blk and straw Ns''sS.
pisid and striped Jaconets aud embroidered OWES
Mrslins c. e. all of which offered or sale ,ne
Iop est prices. ap2l SHANhLiN On nN''
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sApDLERYwAEE

SADDLERY WAEE
saddles. sIas.ssess, Bridies, &c.
Iauy luPPI.ES keeps constantly onhan1t
s1 adj s. MsEs a Ne i Sasss
lnis orfp1p,ent OF Saddles, Brides Harness. &c
oss anUfastrre, and having good wcrkmenas
there are in the state isprepared to execute any wofk
w itions his stock Of Saddle Trees, Bride
iits Stlrru5 irons Webs Seating. Buggy Moantngs &c.
~ III. st Is notexceei ~ amy other In the CITY, ne
the of public to these things, and prom
ses TO oferinducemerts in the way oflow prices.
myo9-d&wl . 20
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DISSOLUTION.

TINE arm of KAHN x VILE has been di. solved by
Il mutual consent. and the business will hereafter b,
conducted by s. Kahn who is to settle all the
busirsss Of the late 6rm Those indebted will p!essa
make Immediate payment 70 him. 8; kAHM s4;rr
lnyl7tf 1SAAC WlLA'
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NEW GROeEHY STOEE

v,ry. HoRp has jus, opened FAMILY GRoCERY
X E;s,, .,rret next door 70 the Post Office, VIII n
~ on n on hand the choicest selections in his line
Which The market an:rds F,e'e sstos Cheese EGGS
lard Dried Meats Mackerei G9Te prndn ans
,,;cie " ned saie The public are re
ctfuiy il yted to- call and see land bis stock
So don't trade there's no harm dons.m!2o
GY OOn LBS. BUTTER...wanteS by.
-OUUU my23 ). q w. REILLY
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NEW 8OO4S.
IN Country Rambles in England, by Miss Cooper
Poetry OF the Vegetable world, capital sock. IN,
Irving Gift, by Washington Irving Prismails; by Rich
ard Haywarde. Ethan Allen and the Green Mountain
Heroes of '76. Life OF Dr. Chalmers. by Rev c. Moi
Fat. English Items. by Ward. Also late Novels ant
Poems. = ReceiyeS Sais day, and for sale by
m,oO RATHBONE 81 WHEELER.
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MUSEUM AND NAN AGERIE!!
cdyHE American Museum and Managerie will exhibit
Il atFvANSElLLk MONDAY, june %; MI. WEIR
NON. TUEsiA y. June Ieota; NEW HARMONY. WED
3olh.
M Price Of admission 30 cents, Children under
Establishment, including Gen. Tom Thumb, the entire
collection Of Wild Animals, Wax Statuary Mr. Perce
performances in the Dens the Baby Elephant Mr. Nels
whatever, let the reports be what they may.
FDoors open from ls to 4, and from to O'Clock
The largest Travelling Exhibition in the ord being
combination Of all the most popuiar and unexcepsich
able amusemenis of the age-enlarged and finpsomsd
A TEAM OF TEN ELEPHANTS
will draw the grea. Car Of Juggernsps.
a Baby Elephant
only gear o and but is fee high will carry upon
the Ltliip taop GENERAL TOM TIT NIB. TLs'mag-
nscer certxge comprises ll9 Horses and % Irea The
pablo Of modating 5000 spectators once The
collection OF living wild Animals Includes the most
splendid specimess ever exhibited inAmeEca. Among
EIGHT BEAUTIFUL LIONS,
fresh from their native Forests.
A MONSTER WHITE OR POLAR BBAR-of prcdi-
MIGSFIcEST ROYAL g4aER-tAe iarse.. one
ever captured alive. - =.
AN INFANTILE CAMEL-only six months Of age,
the nrst enc ever born in America, &c, &c.
The DROVE OF ELEPHANTS were captured in the
Junges OF Central Ceylon, by Messrs s. b. JeNx and
GEO. NurTzR assisted 81 900 Natives after pursuit
three months and e days in the Jungles. They
finally entrapped and secured in Indian Kraal or
Trap OF enormous dimensions and prodgious strength
where they were subdued. The Calf Elephant accom-
panies its Dam, and weaned its passage from In
dia.
P. T. BARNUM,
Proprietor of the American Museum, New York, has
the honor to announce that encouraged by the bran.
which has attended all his various efforts for the
OF the public he has been led to form the
project Of organizing vast travelling
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lust RECEIVED, per County Wagon ~
dozen Chicke..s young and old; also, inc lot oil
Geese few bushels of Seed Pcttoes, en 81 Tie same
sort. Just call at .eFAtDiNun .,
ie7 Pocket coPy0
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WONDERFUL OBJECTS OF NATURE AND ART.
the full particulars OF which would be iHpossbe 20
give within the limits Of newspaper advertisement and
which has been brought together at an enormous exRc
travelling Exhibition in this or any other country.
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ALTON, TIT. CARMEL AND. NEW ALI
BANY RAIL ROAD.
r. - 3ass7A4 -
- S ij;jii Vy@i

TOTICE is hereby given that there are no Bonds OF
~ this Company in circulation, as the BOOKS OF tnls
Company will testify that no bonds have ever been is
sued or authorized.
And as all the stock formerly subscribed on the BOOKS
this Company, was sold by the Sheriff under excel
rs issuing the Circuit Court of Edwards con-
IT, Ills the purchasers at such Sherns SAFE
or by their assgnees surrendered 10 The present Board
of Directors 2sth Janvefy, 1885, all certificates OF
stock bearing date to thai time sse s
stock of this Company have been offered for sale or
pledge by parties formerly connected with this comps
n.y. have thought it right thus to put inc pup
y - IN T. b. THOMPSON, President
OF a. Mt, c. andN A. X. K. co.
SAMUEL Tuoxrso- II. D., Seeretsryto Eoard. =;
marriott
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CyOPAS.-Just received and for sale at Furniture
SiansS wooLsEY & NELSON.
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WINDOW SASH AND PUMP TUBE.
lUST kEC ElyED afull assortment CT very superior
Wi,Ivw Sash. as follows:
10000 Lights sXl0 Sash;
1900 do Pixie do;
5000 do lexl2 DO:
I.mO do l0xl5 do;
100 do lUxl6 do:
mvs ''''' '''' BABCoCK BROTHERS.
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CHAIRS.-Just received and for sale low 1T our Fur
~ nture rooms on Water street, 30 dozen wood-sea
tcane- seat and sofa-seat Chairs.
. janI7 WOOLSEY Il NELSON
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FOR RENT.

TINE STORE HOUSE corner Sycamore and Water
sts., now occupied by me" Possession gwen hrs' VI
Icne. lmyl3I y. ~ Ohtl3Nt IN.
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SPRING AcDSUMMEB HATS
Snr,,r aba SaSfrc: Hats ever Introduced into EY
part Il C following;
Black White Nankih, Peas, soft Furs, latest SYKES
Misses Bows and infants Hats OF all prices scd des
riptions;
Panama. Leghorn and Braid hats
Ladies summer riding hats. =. 'AUllEh,
ap22 FIRST street, 20 dooI aoo, naln
~ CASES BLEACHED SEtEEIAo"S
Hi syn SUIRTINCSS now on hand and by
aSao JOHNSON & FRENCH.
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MUSICAL INSTRUCTION..
N VIss n. A. WOODS would respectfully announce
NI ~ the citizens of Evansville that she is prepared
10 giva on the Piano Rorte . ii'nt'ea nam
her of Young ladies. and hopes by strict aiIenu0n,
merit the appreciation of aliwho patronlzo ner ny
TUsr RECEIVED from New York. large assert sIt,
man, If Bonnets ahd ckildrens Hats, CT the Latest
sg .ns; Hlu ''' .WM. LOwENTHALL!&Co co.
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TO zE0KOES<AND MULLATOEs.

NOTICE Is hereby given 10 all Negroes and Mulat
toeswhc were Inhabitants of the State o: Indiana
on or before the frs gay Of Novem ,er D. thou
sand egh: hundred and and entitl to reside
In this Stale, and being derbur NJ -~nnty In
the State aforesaid to appear st III, once Of he ="
the Vanderburgh Cirl utt Court. for ~. ding, whom u
matters reesriag thereto will be heard a.. rmin
IN accordance with tbs annexed ActR S. page o.
JACOB LISEGNhEIhER, Cik. " c. C..
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GRANITE INSURANCE COMPANY
Utica. N. Y. Capital 100000.

Utica. NY. Capital 100000.
GEO. CURTIS. Prest. d. C.GRovE Vice Pree't
VIM. II. DERRICK, Sec'y. TIN. o. GRANNIS, Treas
J.FRANClS BATES, Gent Ag'f.
TINE undersigned continues to receive applications
4 and issue Policies, as favorable terms as any re-
sponsible Office in the West For the high standing at
responsibility of the above Company reference is made
Messrs Bement Vicle, and Allis & Howes Evans
vile. my29-iy HENRY c. GWATHMEY, Ag't.
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GLASS wARE.-Just received aId'for saiesr auction
Vt and private sale, n lot Of Glassware.
{ ians7 WOOLSEY & NELSON.
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BOARD OF EQUAL

lust RECEIVED and for sale, largo 10y q Lco ki
81 glass Plate. WOCLSEf % Nr.Lo5N.
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DEDSTEADS--Just received and for sale low, alot
- 100. o. n'e"fo'' woOIsZY q NELSON.
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IEwELRT & MISUNDERSTANDING, Finger-rings,
81 Breast Pins. Shirt studs, Gold Plus and Pencils
Wsseh chains, Keys, Gold and Silver Watches Steel
Deeds and Caps Brushes Conbs, Purses, Fancy Soaps
Aceerdans volns, Pictures and various other actions.
orsalo by
/ aug23Iy W0OLSEY NELSON.
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P. T. BARNUM.

Proprietor of the American Museum, New York, has
the honor to announce that encouraged by the brilliant
which has attended all his various efforts for
amusement OF the public. he has been led form the
project Of organizing a vast travelling
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II. NELSJN
,. MOOLSEY.
.SEf. ID.
AUCT ION.
WOOLSEY & NELSON.

XXTATER street Evansville Indiana. Auctioneer
w andCommissiep Merchants, Manufacture, Agents
Dealers ia Dry Goods Furniture Chairs Clocks Looking
Glasses Pctur. Fraries Eo:ions &c. Particular atien
toa gten to the SAL OF az descriptions of Goods Rsgu
lar Sales e7ery Tuesday Thurs lay and Saturday. Cas-
advances sr Ate or Consignments.
aug % ~ WOOLSEY & NELSON.
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A LII persons indebted the firm of HART Il COL
"a VIZ. or have any claims against them will setti
myjs n. NELSON.
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VALUABLE R0CKBRIDGE LAND
ATE AUCTION.

yE7HE undersigned will offer for sale on the
IL premises. at auction. on Thursday tha 2nd
day Of .Jiae next; u Trac: Of Land contain
ing 2sss Acres, lying adjoining the plank road,
about two miles abovo Lexington; also another
tract lying adjoining the same and the p!ankroad,
containing l04 acres. These tracts are portions
OF The tact which belonged to the late .lcIlnBo
YER deed. and are designated On the plat as Eo;s
Not and 7.
These tracts are considered first rate upland
are very wei waieIed. and lie remarkably Will
for farming purposes. There is due proposition
Of cleared and timbered lands upon the tracts. a
considerable portion Of the tinibdF being rsoarka-
by fine.
The terms of sale viii le. one-tErd Of THO. PR
chase noecy to lie paid at the time of sale and the
residue in one and two years. the purchaser Civ
nr bond and security for the deferred instruments.
and lien reserved on the land as further sec4d,
y. al persons disposed to purchase are invited
Is 1'iew the promises. For further information
apple to ). Med. Moore in Lexington or to the
subscriber rear .fmsterdan. .Botc,onrt COT mtg.
HENRY NJ. BOWER
Anrl u iS53.-tds.
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List of Letters
EMAININCi in the Post 0iice At StauntOn,
IA May /. 1888.

DEMAlNING in the Post 0ftice at Staunion.
IA May l, 1888,
&c. s Dino. r. Bailey, Mr., Bouraard,
Jno. Coffee, VIM. Chapman, Elizabeth Corree
J. d. Craig, Henry Dove, Rob'. II. Depriest
VIM. Dwyer, J. Il. n. Dorsey, Joseph ). Dick
erSon.
Eff. G. s H-Jno. EnggIcmo0. David Foutz.
Henry Fulwider, Jao Giyans, Sophia Gregory
Jno Gregory, Bat Garvey, Z. Il. tlnnbe[t, Fran
ces Halter. Strauthcr Holeman, T.. u. iianger,
Sam'l. Hunter. Boston Haylolt, Elizabeth Her
r:ng, Daniel Ilagan, Pat Horau, Jno. Hurley.
J.K.I.. & M.-Jas. H. Jones, Albert Jordan.
Jno f. Keen, Henry Kesling, Sampson Katon,
f. NJ. kinney, Michael Keaa Caihriua leary,
George Mierly, David McCorl. Julia \. Nicer.
Springer Mcdaniel, Jesse Melton, D. AlalJney,
Pat McCartey, Thos. Mccarthy.
p. r, s S.-Eranklin Pennington, Judy n.
Reese. Rev s. B. Rice, Cintha A. Rl5son, Su-
san Rqukin, Isabel J. Rodgers. Caiharno Reese,
Mary Runheis, Thus. Steers, David Sprouse, {.
w. Sa0w Pat Sweeney.
II. V. & W.-N. g. TUrnet, Mary Telori,
Juo Taylor, Jacob Van Lear, Thos. Henry
Woeth, VIM. Wallace, Geo. Nelch, Samuel
Whitmer. Geo West, Is. Waters. Peter Wright.
May II, 1852. n. Z. BROOKS, Pm.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-05-11
Wholesale and Retail Clothing Hense
-s&eS
Goodman 6 Co.

A DJOlNlNG NIessrs Bare S, Sterrei; Yirrina
= Hotel building respectfully. n!orm their
friends, customers and the public in general, thar
they have Just received The iargesl, best and
cheapest stock Of
Spring and Summer Clothing,
ever brought to this market and which wil. Be-
sold at cheaper prices than goodclothing ever was
sold before.
CC,4IS.-0ursoeA consists in part orGne Biz
Blue and Brown English and French cloth dress
and Frock Goats, Blue, Brown and Olive French
Cloth and Gassimer Sack Goats, Tweed Cassin,cr.
Summer Cloth, Silk and Liner Coats. &C.
P4.FI'S.-Black Cloth and Cassmer Fancy
Cassimer. Black and Fancy Satiinel, Suminci-
CLOTH Corduroy. Linen and Cotton.
VESTS.-Black and FaEcy Satins and Six.
Silkplush Summercloih. While and Fancy Mar
sales, Cassmer and German.
In addition To the above. we have en- hand
Neck and Pocket Handkerchiels, Drawers. Check
apd White Linen Shirts, Suspenders. Stocks.
Gloves, Socks. Collars. Pocketbooks. Pistols and
Trunks, and every other article usually found in
Clothing Houses.
Thankful for the very liberal patronage receit
Cd Hitherto we would respectfully ask lis coniin
uance, which we shall try to deserve it BY fair and
honorable dealing and strict attention TO business.
All we ask is L fair trial and we are certain TO
please you. GOODMAN & co.
: n. B.--A few dozen panama hats very low
Stanton. April d. 1858