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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-01-20
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lar pens, and will be found highly in.
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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-01-20

D'Ata u Meeting Of the Vesiry Of
Trinity Church, holden at the School
llousc, on Monday evening ,Ae 81 H.
stant, the following resolutions were
adopted
RsoIeci, That III tie Gcaih of thc
late anna Hie and z,nlous Thomas ".
Brown, TrIniy Church has los; a mel
Der whose sihcerii, and iailhluls,ss WIS
an example To TIE community and an
hoi or 10 the Church.
he' oired, That we deeply dcplore his
loss as q member g { his Board, having
oificiaied Tor the space Of seventeen
years ne v,stryman and havi q die
charged tie duties attached to the office
ably aud Faithfully.
ReSoired Tha, We deeply sympa-
Il lss with lIs ialiiiy in lhis severe DIS
penea,ion, nhich lac removed from
them one ~ worthy ol 'lreIr beet aiicc
tloua.
Rca ircd, Tia; ihesr resolutions lie
communirai, TO i've family Of the DE-.
ceased.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-01-20

The Detroit folks musi have a iuicy
time Of 1t sitting at play with the rain
dropping on them. We clip the follow
ing sro,n the Free Prtss of 29,h De-
cemh~r:
Sae"e no! Anno unced. During the
performance OF Richard the Third. a.
our theatre on Monday night, the rain
dropprS through the root OF the build
ing over The Stage and over the pit,
causing little confusion among the ac-
tors, and some merriment in The au-
dicnrc. Willie Richard was calling
loudly !nr that "horse." sone nap in
the pit, rnislng II parachute, sung ou,
-p'rals this umbrella would ans
wer."
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-01-20

How TO Gar 1uh GIsLs MAkfirp.-
a thriving irsdcr in Wisconsin, CLAIM
ing tie at,rri'y Of eleven daughters,
greatly II thcrsioniSiment Of his neigh.
bors succeed, d in ma ryrg them all
oil la siS months. 4 neighbor of his,
WAC had likewise sevsral single daugl-
'ers. called upon hlm 10 obtain The secret
OF III. MISUNDERSTANDING success. Wien
thr halter Iinrrrd lim he had MADE it
atul'. Hitt' " young hun HAD raid his
a. emil n t" oIe of las girl. u fortnight,
TO cal upon him With Il revolver and
request hun to chose hetwrrn death
and matrimony. You can imagine
continued he, which Of tie two they
preferred.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-01-20
AsArvrc1iso lsc,p,rr-Th- Elm

An AFFECTING lsciprNr.-The Elmi.
ra N. Y } Republican records the death
Of "a little child Of Nc. lnman, Of that Viz.
lage. Instead OF parrgoric u do,e ol
laudnum was administered to il and says
the Republican,, when u retired TO / ed
It's little stocking was hung up the chIm-
ney corner TO receive the gifts oi the gen
erous Santa Claus, hut a greaier Than
SaU,n Claus gave il more precious WI,
among the ehcrubiu.s in Heaven -
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-01-20
Grrgrcss.

WAsniAoros Jan. III.
SENATE. The Senate met al the usu'
al hour.
Numerous petitions were presensed
and referred.
Among them one by Mr.. Brodhead, in
Invor ol ubolishirg the seaman's tax Tor
hospital money.
Also, in iavor Of naval schools for the
inslruc lion Vi seameR tor the mercantile
marine, which was referred 20 the COM
m't,ce on naval aaairs.
Many House B'ils were read ana re-
ierrsL.
Mr.. Dodge of Iowa, presented The ere
deniials oA his colleague Mr.. Jones, cleo
ted Senator from Iowa, for SIX years
from March next.
Mr.. Morris presented Mr.. Athertsn's
credentials, reelected Senator from
New Hampshire
After the transaction OF some further
unimporlant business, the Senate on mo-
ton OF NJ. Cass went into executive ses.
sion with the view OF removing tile in
junction Of secrecy from The discussion
OF phe Central American treaty.
HoUsY. Mr.. German reported hack
without reconsideration, the resolution
Tor printing 100, 900 copies of the Sup
ciintendent Of the census report AdOp-
ted. ...
The House then took up the bill 10
prevent frauds on The y. S. Treasury.
Mr.. Ravens Oltered an amendment TO
prevent, by heavy penalties, the abstrac-
ton OF public documents.
Mr.. Chapman advocated the passage
Of the bill.
SATURDAY, Jan. Is.
SEsArE.-The death OF Senator Up
ham was announced by Messvs. foote
and Seward, by whom eHlogis,ic re-
marks were made, nnd the Senate then
adjourned.
Housr.-Mr. SiIley asked bu, did
not obtain, leave 10 introduce u bill
granting To Louisiana, Arkansas, Iown
and Minnesota, land for the construction
ola railroad from New Orleans to the
boundary Of Minnesota
One private bill was passed.
A message was received from the
SENATE Announcing s,he death Of Mr..
Upham. ...
Mr.. Miner delivered some remarks
eulogistieal ot llie deceased. Alter
some further remarks appropriate to the
occ sim by other membsrs, the House
adjourned.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-01-20

=, In the General Assembly on Fri
day Mr.. Barstow introduced an amend
ed Liquor Law, which was referred 10
special Committee. The law differs
but slightly from the one now in force,
and it is perfectly liam to every sensi-
bic man who is not crazy with iana.i-
cism, that the result will be this new
law, if enacted, will speedily be knock
ed in the head by our Courts, the same
as the present one has been. MIR. Bar:
stow and his associates are ridiculously
ambitious men.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-01-20

IL by advertisement in another col
umn. it will be- seen that Rider AS sold
out his es,abIlehment to Benz L. Carr,
Jr. We presume ihai Rider rs made
l,rtune. and docs not care TO G longer
coi,fncd TO husircts. Mir. Carr has lone
been his clerk, and is entirely familiar
with the business in all it's branches !,
he is thorough. going Democrat, but
su !. very clever fellow, and we sim
cercIy trust that lie nav do profitable
business, as he undoubtedly vill,--and
II he reads our paper car, .ully hc will
ston l,comc Il good Wing.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-01-20

EuRoPE. BY the arrival Of The Ara
bia at Halifax: which sailed from Liv-
erpool on the lst inst, we have three
days later advIccs from Europe. The
news is quite unimpor,nn,. Kossuth's
mother died in Belgium on the 2Sth De-
cemhcr, and the Government of that
Kingdom refused her ilIus,rious son the
small consolllion of permission to vis-
It her in her last moments. Carl.
Head, the last husband Of Lo'a Mon
tcz, was drowLcd iccet liy at Lisbon.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-01-20
Bp UrlrGrnpl).
NLN lukN Jan. !

Col Fuller, editor uf ths Wr"r.
leaves tc-.iay in lie Eml Ir" CITY on Il
v,sil TO lIavnna. MIR. Hul vii be
the bearer oi important Gsptrhrs ir"ni
the State Dcparlmen, to car eo"s"i at
Havana.
The As,or Place orera housr Una
been boush, by the Mercantile Library.
Association Tor $50 900.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-01-20

II The Maine Law men all over
the country are perfectly rabid, upon
this decision Of Judge Curtis. One
would havc supposed that men profess.
edly SO temperate, and 50 strongly in
favor OF law and order, would Yield a
wiling obedience to the decision of one
OF the highest Of our courts. But such
is no, the case ; they are almost frantic
with rage, and talk more like men dis.
posed 10 cut tie throals Of their neigh
bore, than TO do them II r.al k.,dnc.s
by repressng an indul gence in the usc
oi intoxicating drinks. We have given
extracts from different Journals (such
as the New York Trihune) showing
how insahc!y HE Maine Law party
talk, aud Indicating how insaney they
will act whtn the hour Tor action comes
These classical and accomplished gen
t!emen Apply erithets 10 the church
only suited TO II Billingsgaie locality
such erilh,is We should scorn to use.
when speaking OF the mcanest creature
that walks. The garb OF temperance,
W. regret TO say II, covers many a hid.
eous form, aud too frequently serves n.
CLOAK TO conceal the West hairc
and abuse Boston Chronicle.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-01-20

RtpoHlAc As Is RBPoU1Ns. The
London 1imts of Eet. 18Th, contains
Mr,e idg.s I solid matter, IcFs one COL
un,", !. Lcirg tie report Of rariamenta-
=, pr re''1ihls Of tie i2ht precious
Jn~ Housr nj oG,mons did not adjourn
ill ! n'riock. Wcdnrs ay morn ng.
That - tic way rrpcr'ifg i done in
England. Tm r., IN, u.bcis urr not al
ius,J tor, wise III uspscches, anu nth
hold fh' " ulIehion, nj p, utufc. as
our nn a. heis @ Congress 60.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-01-20

", We learn tho; our friend Milton
flnll, Esq, has received an invitation
Ia deliver Il lrciurc in New Bedford
~e do not know before what society, or
upon what subject. llowtvsr, il mat
ter. not, for whatever he may say will
perfectly ast'nish Lis hearers. Millions
reputation is perfectly established as an
ora'or O ndtur ana he Is now one OF
IT, acknowledged public men of the day.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-01-20
WAsHIN0ToN, Jan. II

Scra.or UIEhm ol N,Im,nr, dnd at
hla lodgings nt / O'Clock to-day. OF va
rloloid. ni'cr 10 days iIIn,ss. HIS ogs
was 5S. He lied easily and crlm'y.-
Ills wife arrived from Vermont II lcw
days ago and was with him nj his de a,h
t"rly TO morrow morning his remains
W he inferred in the Congressional
Cemetery previous TO being removed to-
Vermont.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-01-20

A crhh'a'rd German rhy,lrinI /,
about " s"ii,i \ scientific ,nnl,mt
fion oi ihr Ir,t'nt luose sleeves worn by
the h"hs tie rro,rs that they pr.
mote riitnniatisU aBd all kiEds e. eom
piiini.. ahd r,cDn,Inends "A rcturp to
ihs lie. ,k',es al - former period.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-01-20

u. 8. SENATOR FROM ALARAMA.-
Hon. Benjamin Fitzpatrick, (Dem., has
been appointed U. 9. Scna'or, 10 sue
coed Mr. King.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-01-20

o. The General Assembly has been
in session one week, and ha. done Just
nothing al all such a wicked squan-
dering OF the pubic money is abomina-
BILE. The whole business Of the January
sesSion could be disposed of in two
weeks with entire case md full justice
to all concerned.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-01-20

A raw Jonathan, says the Boston
Post, who had been gazing Il, garden
IN this city, IN which were several mar
ble statutes, excIaImed-Ju,ts ~, what "A
waste /! Here, no less than SIX scarce
crows III this little ten loo, patch, and any
one on 'rm would keep The crows ilom
Il tive acre lot.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-01-20

D-r Hon. William X. King, tho Vice
President elect 81 the United States
sailed from Washington on Saturday,
in the u. ;. steamer Fulton. for Haya-
ra. accompanied by a medical s'ten-
'ti'srG -'lt, i,tnGs
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-01-20
LATER
+ ROM AU S T K ALA.


pool, we have adylces from Melbourne
~ October llth.
Mining adviccs continued favorable.
Nj less than $1,000 persons had ar
rlvto al fortst Creek III Ii fortnight,
many oi them from tho Bendgo Dig
gings.
On Monday, 9Th, Liverpool wns vis-
ncd wnh the most violent gale ,ha, had
been tell for years. The gale commcnc-
ed on Sunday night !ronilhc southwest.
and reached liz height Oh A!onIay NOR
nlng. considerable damage WAS done
10 the shipping, and i, - feared that
!ur,her dlsa.lGrs vii be reported.
Among the lis, ol casual.es, we no.
ice that the Constantine. oil New York,
lost !orcio, mast, &c. By being IN COLI
Ia - On the river.
The Centurion. for New York, got in
coa,act with lhe Manila, for New Or
leans, and cut the latter TO tie pnters
edge, besides carr! lag away her NAM
maet &c. nc Centurion lest lcr
6owsrrit, and sustained other damage.
The Elizabeth from Liverpool, 2zd,
for Savannah. put back with Inasts cut
away the Conway Tor New Orleans
80 put back. with masts cut away. and
Went ash,re III Il Ganl eious position. -
The Ebb "a Brake from Liverpool. for
Mobile, put into Studwall Reads with
less OF topmaet, &c.
The Glide Harold, from Liverpool TO
New Orleans, OFT the port lost mdin,oy-
mast, &c, and had sails blown to RIB
bons but did not require assistance. On
Sat rday the steamship America, res
cued two II en- from s!oop capsized OH
the Ormshcad.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-01-20

Lima IL The iol most ,lty OF the earth,
being situated tl,irt,,n ilou,and seven
hundred and twenty feet above the
level ri tic sea.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-01-20

~ Ncarc happy to be able 10 m
nounce t's' AT The request Of Il large
hnmter or Our ciiiz,n., Alfred Bum,
Eco. has consented TO give two or three
lectures here next week. The fret
viii tie given on Monday tvrning, AT
Bellevue Hall, c. mmeneing at 7 O'Clock;
we are quite confident that ~. will he
greeted ny crowded audn cel--iis
Prne oI admission will e IL I-2 cents.
Further par tcu!ars vii! be given in a
day or two.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-01-20

UJ We have all heard oil the meet
ing-hou.e, set adrIit by "a food, heiug
picked up al sea. But no could inauln,
"A steam boiler adriit Yet vessel a..
rived AZ Norfolk with one lashed along
side, which she iouDd adriif. II was no
doubt thrown or rolled overheard from
the deck OF some vessel u a storm.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-01-20

A Wpie Govvps"R ~ MaiTr Hon.
". q Or -hy lie lac w ca d lie
20 G van r. was elected ty ~, S,u-
e ,",''r''";. " vote oi ~ -" a
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-01-20
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. II

John NJ. Clayton was to-day elected
Senator by the Legisl ,ure Of Delaware
for six years from 4,h Of March next.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-01-20

q A Spanish poet adjr.s. o. tho
stars ~ Burning joubloors r, 'bo &C.
ie4tials b.uL I"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-01-20

Pae'lus straag --a lady pGssing a
bonnet shop without stopping.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-01-20
european Nous.

The u. :. Ma eamsh.p Ballc
Cup. C6mSiack, which left Liverpool
oa.the 2S.h December, a, noon. at.iycd
at New York Torsiay morning, a;
about 0o'elock, bringing us ti,,e days
later news than was received per Hum
boldt nnL America.
Ia running down the Channt she en-
conilerci thick weather, with "a very
severe South Wes, gale, and was %
hours reaching Tuskar and ~ 70 Cape
Clear. To the longitude Of i5a West,
experienced strong Westerly gales, with
heavy seas thence, variable winds,
and generally Il smooth sea.
Several severe gales had r,ccn ly oc-
cured Oh The English coast. On lie
2)ih ult., (Chrlsimas,) It commcne. d
blowing tie morning and blew fear
holly during The entire day. On Mol
day, the 27ih, another gale of etll
greater violence occurred. Many ships
had returned, and were returning 10
L'veri OIL in II damaged condition and
there can DO but little doubt ,hnt the
gale which .he Baltic encountered IN
the Channel, was productive OF the
most disastrous consequences.
We have the complete list Of tie aew
British Ministry, and :hc nomination. Of
an heir fine Imperial throne Of France;
a revolution III Albania despatch III
anticipation oi the Indian mail lnteli-
gence from the Care oi Good Hope SAY =
ing the war ls al au end, advices only
10 days old brought 10y the colonia.
hunt ship Marco Polo from Australn-
Great storm at Liverpool. with less to
the shipping, pnd variety OF other
topics.
Commercial aitairs have bcen quite
chtckedby the Christmas Holidays, AT
Liverpool.
Cotton and Breadslutis quiet, n, un-
changed prlces.
l he Andes, Cunard screw steamer,
which put back "A fortnight since, dam
aged, sailed for New York Oh the 2olh.
Tie Europa arrived oui at Il quarter
past O'clock, Oh Sunday (,hc 26tL) }
evening.
The details of,he news by the Baltic,
are OF good deal OF interest, bUih in Il
political und commercial respec,.
FRANCE.
The Moni!euT pub i.hes a decree
naming the Emperor's uncle, Jerome
Bonapafte, successor 10 the Throne in
default OF legitimate or adopted heirs.
tbs nomination is said 10 be very i'll
recieU d.
|. is given ou, that Russia, Austria
aud Prussln, have tor arGcd to ter
reprerentaln at Paris, creaeu,ials 10
the Emrero. cuuchcu ia precisely the
sane words, as Il hint that The Lowers
agiee III lhrlr RI tiaIions tow ards France.
Il Is also .aiI that Napol.on OH hear
my oi the proceedings ol he Powers OF
Berlin, bronze out nto IL furious TRADE
against HE king OF Prussia. whom he
blamed, with exciting coalition asaiust
France, and ,nueu with the significant
threat that PRUSSIA shall recoilect che
is within lwe!ve hours journey o! Pa.-
is ~
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-06-25
TEyIS &BaRRAROUx,

HYDRAULIC FOUNDRY, LOUIsVILLE, M
A RE making and keep constantly on bspd; cas-
n iron Screw Pipe I, ]. Il; II, u, 2t ana ipcn
bore. suitable tor ssca,n, water gas &C. TO when ney
respet tfuliy invite attention of Raroad Gas ahe
Water Com panies and ofBers in want of cheap and
durable Pipe. I-..--.e-.sx...-
ALSO-MilI Machinery Of the most approseo psE
tcrns 20 order. cast iron Force and Lift Pumps
OF various sizes and kinds always on hano iooasc'
Lard Timber and Mil Screws at the lowest prices Car
I,b a,J other castings for Rairoads-Job work OF
ali kinds promptly attended TO- They are also me sole
mannfaei re in the West OF Roys q Frenchs Patent
,aaSors Min one of these machines man can do
work in ore day and do IL letter than ne can do
=; e. daxs without il. One of these machines can
10 ss ns1 in operaton at Mr. c. DrcKERs CT this place.
who * the authorized Agent for is and the adjoining
counties. ., 80. - L -. E
factory references, promptly attended 10. jan2ely
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-06-25

JOHNSON FRENCH have nos on han oersd Us 'd 10
H. - ~ Evansyille consisting of every thing IN mat
line WHICH thew offer for sale as favorable terms as
any House in the West Their stcc> mas Seen
FLU a., ans and manufacturers, Country merchants
nd dealers generally invited to give them CALL
anu ucaei ,ia them selves 10 sell low and ia
terms as tho quantities can ee purchased
either 4, ar out OF 4 Evansyille lapSoJ
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-06-25
A. O. RUNYAN,


LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY. - =.
rs receiving large and superior stock Of spring ana
Summer Goods of the best make and material, and
in every color and style. +. Bolley q Fills assorted
Verviers: best Drap DCorn French Cloths and Doe
skins. Smonis Satin D'Sore Cloths anc Doeskins fs-
co and Cassmeres; aiarge stock OF French,
English and American Fancy Cassimeres, IN new and
beautiful styles, patterns and designs; ianen Drs OF
pleasant for the largest and finest stock
of Vesfnss brought Louisville Plain and fancy
silk sin and Een Valineias Cashmeres and Satins in
great variety new article of Morie ANTIQUE and Bro
cade; he and colored Marseles of elegant quality
style. very rich for tasty goods large stock OF
quality.
His Goods Of superior quality rhieh ezperienes
has proCeR TO be the cheapest.
IT FThe well known and distinguished Gutter. sir
w. WELLS. presides over the cutting de-
partmeLt All or iers ned with prom tness and noes-
~ A. y. HUMAN.
Ind proprietor.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-06-25
EVANSVILLE. LA, SATURDAY JUNE IS 1858 :
INSURANCE COMPANIES, &c.
"Security..Stabili
LIFE INSURANCE.. 70 s-lrai
Mutual Life Insurance Copmnauy

OF NEW YORK. - 80 .s-a5;sf f.
NO. 35, WALL STREET.
MrTrAL CASH FUND, ACCUMULATED ON lsT Frn'y. 1853
s2,O1 5,64!! -9S9i.A
Securely inu1ste1 In Bonds, Mortgages q, Stocks
C sal JOSEPH b. COLLINS, President. a. = ,,
ISAAC ABBArr, Secry..... CHARLES GiLL, Actuary
G. w. KathbOne, Agent, Evansville, Ind.
OFFICE AT tIiI 1RAEou .Hxnx, III ersI
NJ. J. BRAY, NJ. .D.,..--.-...HUGH RoNALDS, ND
r Sal Ga Medical Examners tId ,.'Eu-
FINHlS Company being based upon the .Mxfxzt and
Il Cash principle affords the best possible guarantees
TO all who wish 10 secure the benefits of Life Insurance.
REFERENCES IN EvANsvILLr:-Messrs. John Shanklin,
Gillison Maghee, Charles Viee, SamaelOrr Soren So
eenson. John Ingle, Jr-, Lewis Howes, W., T.Page,
J. p Elliott, w. n. Boicourt. James Laughlin, Jr. Vim
Hughes. John w. Hughes, w. A. NtcKea, Am. Nc
Grin, Henry D. Ailis n. Herschberger, Crawford Bell
Oliver Ladd, N. H. Johnston, James r. Page Jr., J.
Taylor, w: Bacon, ID. w. Ashbridge, J. Woodson
Hughes, j. G. Wheeler eA A = :
PRIscEToS:-Hon Samuel Hall. q -
II Pamphlets setting forth the adv offered BY
this Company together with the Tenth Annual Report
ION February 1st, 1889 will be
upon application 10 the Agent -s.lI 80 ap4n
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-06-25
boots AND SHOES.

v. K. HENDRICKS & CO., have received a
RM1 general assortment Of their large Spring
"y or BOOTS AND SHOES. Of all kinds, suited to
this market. Their supply comes directly from
Eastern manufacturers Of the best Yepute. Their
ha ses and made early. before the
prices had advanced. They confne their attention TO
his branch of business alere and have iacites Ior
as any other wholesale In the West They invite
the attention Of COUNTRY MERcHASTs to their stock 10
which they TO receive regular additions, throughout
the Spring season -
Their supplies for the RETAIL TRADE are to COM
pr,,e an uaasual variety for Spring and summer wear
-adaptsd 10 the ages, purses and tastes OF all. 3
,,,ha - : Main Street, neer the Bank.