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THE DAILY DISPATCH.

---@..- FsrApr OF A MfssroNAKy.--Fron let
ssssl,r ys,efsed we have Information of mar.
49, rscsi,e from death experienced by Rev. JON.
Buner n,ss'o Rs 2, sae rs,s yssiient
~ south Boston, and his large circle of friends can.
not hut rejoice sthis escape from the very jaws on
de~3h. ,,,o..
rrsnsically narrated in the following extract from
enc Of the ietters referred to: =,
Mr. Butler was travelling 10 Amah Congefa ahp
Was forced in his way TO cross the river ur1komaxL
ssNo natives being at hand TO manage the oeat, &c
,,,..,yed 10 cross on horseback. though the water
was deep and turbid. As he went over safety. .nen
hi rtssufned the next day he again venturea in.o
tho river in the same way. When ABOUT two-thirus
,f the way across, his horse suddenly kicked and
.,,,,,sa as If TO isengagc himself from his rider
srd dc next moment crocodile seized Mr. Buffers
ss;ah yritn his horrible jaws The river at this
Mace i about one hundred and hty yards wide. II
1,sasured at right angles to the current; but from
The nIace we enter 70 the place we go out, the dis
tsnce 4 three times as great. The water at high
sJe and when the river Is not swollen is from four
n eiyhf or ten feet deep. On each side the banks
are kirted with high grass aud reeds
Mr. Butler when he felt the sharp teeth of the
rncodile ciung to the name Of his horse with a
death-hold Instantly he was dragged from the
saddle and both he and the horse were houndering
inwater, often dragged entirely under, and rapidly
going down the stream. AT hrst the crocodile
drew them again TO the middle of the river but at
Ell he shore As soon as he was within reach ma.
lives ran TO his assistance and best OF the crocodile
with spears and clubs. @
Mr.. butler was pierced with Ave deep gashes and
had lost much blood. He LEFT all his garments ex.
eept his shirt and coat on the opposite shore with
native who was 10 follow him; but when the strug-
gle commenced, the native returned and burst not
venture into tue water again. It was now dark !;
and without garments and weak from the loss OF
blood, he had seven miles to ride. Heborrowed a
blanket from native and after two hours succeed
ed in reaching the station, more dead than alive .
His horse also was terribly rtangled; foot
square of the flesh and skin torn from his TANKS
The animal, it is supposed, first seized the horse;
and when shaken OF, he caught Mr.. Butler first
below the knee, and then in the thigh. There are
Eve or six wounds from two to four inches long,
and from one-half to two and a half inches wide
For eight or ten days he seemed to recover as
fast as could be expected but then seized with
fever, which threatened to be fatal There was a
tendency to lockjaw."
In April, Mr.. Butler was nearly recovered from
the effects of the frightful atfray.-Boston Paper.
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and leave next morning by ExPRESS LINE, at 5 a.
M.-spend the night at Woodward's Jackson River
Hotel and reach The White Sulphur at 10 A. NJ. Sc
cond day from Staunt0n.
Chartered Coaches to travel as the party wishes,
car, be enraged at Richmond on the following terms
The inside Of the coach be secured if seats are
maid for If 10 seats are paid for il secures all the
seats outside and inside; with the privilege OF carry
ing the allowed baggage for the number of passen
gers paid for.
For the further comfort of passengers we shall run
an accommodation line OF Coaches which will leave
Staunton after breakfast stop for the night at the
Bath Alum for Warm Springs as they desire, end
reach the White Sulphur next evening" guaranteeing
that there shall be no night travel.
We will also keep at the Warm and Hot Springs
each a coach to accommodate visitors going West or
East who may not find seats in the regular line
VIM p. PARISH co,
by j. l.. HEfsEELL, Agent.
TRI-wEEKLY CONNECTION.
To Lynchburg Mondays Wednesdays end fraays
going up; fare. -
Servants travelling without their masters, must
leave a pass with the Ticket Agent, and also shew
another to the Conductor
An extra charge will be made if passengers do not
obtain tickets E. II. GILL,
Sup't Transportation.
" Washington passengers may go BY the Junction
reach that city in "a hours from Saunton taxing
the night train of the Richmond, Fredericksburg and
jeI7 E. H. GILL, Sup't.
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EXTRA LEAF LARD.--25 bbls. and SO
~ pals landing per steamer for sale by
aus JOHN II. CLAIBORNE. q
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MO. l FAMILY LARD.-20 bbls Viii
IN sons No. Family LARD in store, and for sale
by Iiy 1871 VIM. TAYLOR.
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EARTER'S SPANISH MIXTURE, 70
~ purifying the Blood, &c. for sale by
ss-s.sss4 Fsa6 i JAS. d. THOMAS. Druggist, :
ie IS Opposite Old Market Frsnktif, az.
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nOAL PIT 0IL--l6 tierces of best
~ quality; Q bbls Solar OH. Just received and for
sale by EDWIN WORKMAN L co. q
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4 DIE e GRAY, DRUGGISTS, l47

). B. WINSTON, Ticket Agent.
Once r. F. 4 r, r, r.. Comp sny, 1
Richmond, March y, 16s3. NH .
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NEW FLOUR-50 bbls. new mountain
IN FLOUR, for sale. -
au3 -SE +l--~.5 vs. Il. j.. PE4TON.
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HAYES bales prime Northern HAY,
IL cargo of schr Charles 2. Brown, daily expected
and for sale, to arrive, by a.
au S--3t* MARK DOWNEY. Il
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ELOUR.-Weh have several lots of super
IL fine and extra FLOUR, for sale.
au S-St* SHEPPARD & CHAMBERLAYNE.
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HUMMEL'S ESSENCE COFFEE
IL One package at l2 cents, will save four pounds
Coffee For sale by JAS. d. THOMAS,
NH so Franklin st, opposite Old Market.
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HAVANA CIGARS, CHEWING TO
IL ,BACCO, SMOKING do, for sale by
au8 s--s' sf'sitf = GEO. /. HERRING. E
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VOUNTRY CURED HAMS-A small
~ lot just TO hand and for sale BY
Z ana GEO. I. HERRING
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NORTHERN HAY.-2OO bbls Northern
iy i6Ats - 'li' A. S. LEE
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ARRIVALS AqarHE PRINCIPAL HUTELS
YESTERDAY

.urPtCAN HOTEL.-Dr w semple, Hamp.
ION. w Bocock, Appomsttox; w Howard
Hanover; JIM McNutt and lady, Fsrmyie; Mrs
A Aauew and Mrs s Jones, Holloway; Miss NJ
n Miller, Prince Edward; Mrs E Jeter, Powbatan;
Mrs n Gillian, Bucking ham; w Joynes, Pc.
tersburs; Wn. Sprsttley, surry; A Epes aud I
] Cairns, Petersburg; II Cole and Shirk, Bait;
w r Baskerville. Mecklenburg; r T Jordan, Roam.
oke; r l. Williams and lady, Norfolk; Geo Miller
and T Warren, Pbila; w Lowell, Rocking
ham; M A Howell New York; Watkins. She
nandosb; X F Marsh and Phelps, N G; WI
hanson and lady, New York: Col +! vaughan,
Reach and E Gates, Bait; w A Turpin, Powhasan;
II Dibenshal and lady, New York; Walsh and
lady, Phila-
COLUMBIAN HOTEL.-N Sheppard,
Buckingham, Va; w Street, Mrs ID Dow
dy and NJ ISIS S F Street, Lunenburg; L Har.
vey. Charlotte; DIR ] q Archer, Chesterfield;
W Swoop, Augusta; l. A Vaughan and +
Walthali, Amelia; J Arvin, Louisa; Seay,
Fluvsnna; J NJ Morris. Louisa; B Graves, Va;
s Berneri, + ST Gresh, B1ncher, g Mayer,
w Souder. Pennsy lvania: K L Walker, Bed
ford; J E Gregg, Nottaway' c Crenshaw,
Isle of Wight; Minshew, Wayne; Nc
Gavock, Wytheville; Miss Jewett, ST Johns;
A Dunn, Tazwel'; w Davis, Cedarville;
A Wells, James Cross Roads; J Mcclellan,
Clover Bottom; NJ F Finks, Green county;
p Holland, Goochland;
EXCHANGE HOTEL p Coulray, Clarfs.
vile; w Farmer. Mira Farmer. Miss ellis and
| Misses M and A Vaughns, Amelia; Throppe,
| Phils; X M Graves, Louise; w Burwell Roanoke;
| X Randolph. Washington: w Wickham, VIM
Carter and w L Carpenter Hanover; G Faun
tieroy. Jr, and S Fauntleroy, Sr, King and Queen
H Gordon, Farmville C Potion, Philadelphia
C G Wallace, Baltimore; II G Stsvall, Tenn; Miss
C Gardner, do; G o Tuck, Mrs Tuck and servant
| Mis- N A q Strachan, Mics 8 Meade, 7 Field
Mann, w Spottswood, Pratt and lady, Misl
NJ Pratt, DR. III Shopman and lady, Digger anC
J Raymon; P L Dudley, Lynchhurg; Lurris
South Carolina; Gustavus English, Philadelphia
DR. B Southall, Va; - l. Marye, Jr, Fredericks
| burg; r Lanius, Bali; II Fsrber de; F Fishs
and lady, Boston; Fuller, do; G Wilson, Cum
| berland.
| CITY HOTEL e Il Rutherford, Canade; Wn
L Booker, Amelia; B Chandler, Caroline; Cap
ID Small, Me- r Davis, L. Visa; N CraddocI
and Sneed, Abemarle; T Roy, w; T d Smitf
| and lady and Miss Smith, Spoltsylvania J
Martin, Ky; Cottrell, Chesterfield; M johnson
and lady, c; Capt J Brums,er, baroue Cyane;
| B Gfayson, Wilmington; G III Clay Washington
| r Henneberry, Windsor; II Mann, Boston; J "
Smith, steamer Mount Vernon; II Johnson, Jnt
White, Baltimore; Jonathan and X McF eeters
Philadelphia; B Cunningham, Southampton; ]
| II Dix, Game Point.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH
GE...nondence of the Dis patch.
WASHINGTON, April 29,h. 1853.

WASHINGTON, Aprl 25tn, lo''' r
Col. Dix. the present popular proprietor -.
.hs Hotel at Aqua Creek Ian log, VIII oppe,u
about the first of June, The Pavilion, al
nsy Point" The Colonel was long anu If a" The
.hiv known as one Of the proprietofs " W"
"Fouutain Inu," Baltimore. He VIII gmG
cordial welcome to his old friends ihe com n,,,
season, and promises to provide all 'ne a,
forts, delcaces; sc, that EARN, a" " re-.
can supplv. p,ney Point will DC '"u'"
Removals. are gradually being mad. III an
the densrtmepts. Tomorrow oeins ~
dsv of the month, the oiilclai nu'ies u n
wing iucGmbents in this Guy .,e,.,i -
80 an1 drtetmine. There Is "ieariui iook-
amongst the Gins" whilst among the
LIZ ,. 80 deenest solicitato and sensation
u;hIs fine rision OF the "Ouis' rs
r"."S nv a rich and inviting cteso OF the spolls
,h;a hung er knaws at the vitais OF the APP
,,,;"ant- anti possession appeases the appe'
"a. Oo tae Other hand. the "Ins," who have
been feasting on government pap, are, by no
means, disposed TO relinsuish their hold upon
Uncle Sans Golfers, and hug to their bo.
SONS the belief that while there's life, there's
hope.
4 MR.. Jones OF Indiana, has been appoint.
ed Chief Clerk in the office OF the Register oil
the Treasury, vice Michael Nou,se, Esq, re
moved. II is understood that the above gen.
,lemun is not John Jones of the war office.
II has been announced in some Of the pa.
pers that Hon. John A Dix has received the
appointment OF minister 10 Chill. There is nc
certainty OF this, nor do | believe the report
Certain it is, Mr.. Wise expected this appoint
ment, and ana enabled to ado, that his pre-
sence has teen requested in Washington
at the earliest moment practicable. This
looks as if Mr.. Wise would yet be the foriu
nate recipient of this lucrative mission.
We have summer weather; no news of int
rest TO day. HENRICo.
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MARINE NE VS..
PORT OF RIGHnlo Nd
ARRIVED,

ARRIVED,
Brig VIM Clark, Daily, New Orleans. mdse.
Schr Rio Grande, Sharp, Philadelphia, coal to I
Fl Clark.
Schr Miranda, Jones, Port Deposit, lumber, to
Gum.
Schr Orion, Clarke, Rockport, ice to Wardwel
d Badger
Schr Express, Hilton, Philadelphia, coal to w
Wright.
scnr 5 Hart, Rawley, Rockport, Ice to Ward
well & Badger.
Schr Truth, Parker, Baltimore, guano to w
Fry.
schr Hazall, Layfeld, New York, mdse to D
CurIie.
SAILED.
Stesmer Belvidere, Clifford, Baltimore, mdse
Ludlam g. Watson
Steamer Roanoke, Cavendy, New York, ndse
Ludlam e. Watson
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RICHMOND MARKET.

CORRECTED DAILY.
FLOUR The marker remains as it was on Sa
turdsy. The Steamers news has made holders
more hrm-but we quote the price a, 4 3 4 ON the
Basin 7 8 to S. for store
WHEATON, to lis. Receipts light.
CORN-50 10 SO cts. Receipts light.
BACON-Western cured 81 so to 81 IS; coun
try So to 80 so; Hams SIP so.
TOBACCO.-The receipts are increasing, eni
sales animated at from SAT TO Sc for Lugs, 81 TO 81
for medium and fine sold as high as Sl52 Ths
quality begins to improve.
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UNDERTAKING.-Ths

- 7 d
scriber begs leave to return his
thanks o his numerous friends and the public at
large for the liberal patronage bestowed upon him
during the past IA years. both Cabinet Maker and
Undertaken, and to inform them that he has formed
a CO partnership with Mr. WILLIAM MURRAY,
well known to the citizens of Richmond as enc Of
the old firm of Poore Murray e. Roper. for the ex.
elusive purpose of conducting the Undertaking
Business in all it's branches His shop is on the
East side of Governor street, next door above the
old stand of Roper & eowfng, between Main and
Franklin Streets where will always be kept large
assortment of ready made Collins, and where all
orders left will meet with prompt attention.
fe l4-3m B. w. ROPER,
Next door to the cid stand of Roper a. Cowing
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KOTICE.-As the season is drawing to a close,
~ / am determined to sell of my Spring stock
of Goods of every kind. Those in want, will find
it greatly to their advantage to give me CALL a.
the goods will be sold at prices to suit them
Great bargains will be sold in
Foulerd and black silks
Silk Tissues, q beautiful article
Lawns, Ginghsus and Prints
Irish Linens Cambfics, Jaconets,
Linens and Linen Drills,
Summer Pantaloons Goods, Vestings, &c.
sp i8 ID LONDON
SOUTHEHN BAPTIST CONVENTION.
~ For thu accom- mediation of delegates who ex.
pec to attend the session of this body to be held in
Baltimore in May, the fare between Richmond and
Washington has been reduced to Sc for the round
trip. S. RUTH, Sup't transportation
Richmond, Fredg P r X Office,
Richmond, April 20. 1883 ap3o
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MOST VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
lt4 AT PRIVATE SALE The subscriber is su.
thorized to sell those three valuable brick Tene-
ments on the Northwest corner of Cary and l2th
streets, now occupied by punetual tenants at fair
rents.
Also a vacant Lot now used a. coal yard By
Mr.. Samuel P. Halves, fronting "a teet on the
North side of the Basin bank, running back 40 feet
to Cary street
Also; the brick Dwelling on the South side OF
Leigh, between End and 3rd streets, now occupied
by Mr.. Charles Wood, having rooms, besides
kitchen, &c. Apply to
NH 9-ts w. GODDiN.
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IN SPRING sT0CK.-I am A@

III now In receipt of my spring stock OF s68
Goods, consisting of Hats, Caps. Boots, shoes.
Trunks, Carpet Bags and Umbrellas. | deem 1t
needless to psrticuarize; suffice il to say that my
stock comprises ell the new styles OF goods, and
from the most approved manufacturers OF all the
Northern cities, to which invite the attention OF
purchasers assuring them that no pains shall Do
spared to please them. JNO THOMPSON,
spS No 81 Main street
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- .sPLENDIDPIANO FORTEs.

SPLENDID PLANO FORTES.
A BELVIN has just received from
HI 1.-THE celebrated manufactures of
Messrs Nunn's & Co, Gilbert e.
Co, aud Burns, number of their elegant toned
PIANOS, with all the modern improvements-and
as they come from manufacturers who stand un
rivalled, their tone and durability cannot be sur
passed-which he will sell low.
He also has on hand large lot of FURNITURE
of his own manufacture made OF Rosewood, Wal.
nut, Oak and Mahogany. maze up in the best style;
and for workmanship cannot be surpassed in this
or the Northern markets. being all made By hand
and not by machinery.
Ts---1 UNDERTAKING-He siill keeps
sa hand large lot Of Collins and
will give his individual attention to all orders lief.
at his Warehouse, where he csn always be found
an 23-dActs BELV1N. Governor a.
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RANGE OF THERMOMETER
At j. w. knndolphs Bookstore, Main st
A. M. I2M. 5p. NJ.
81 "a II
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In breach of promise case the following
evidence was put in by the plaintiff, against
the defendan:
elizabeth Croker my dear,
love you dear true and sincere;
cannot express my mind,
BIT my heart is truly thine"
81 tell you as plainly as man can speak
love you as true my life;
And shall never be easy, my dear,
Until you become my wife.
Ifyou object to me, 1 never will ask woman again
For one year, two, or ten"
The lover OF such poetry as this had to pay
$500 damages Served him tight.
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- CHEAP CASH HAT AND CAP
Establishment, No. ISL Broad street,
5hockoe Hill. Spring fashions for 1885,
msleskin, silk, black and drsb Beaver Hats, Pana-
ma, Leghorn, Psnleaf and every variety OF sum-
mer Hats. will sch low for cash, at wholesale
or retail Purchasers are respectfully invited TO
call and examine my assortment.
ap LIT g. l.. BETTY.
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SA HARREYS G BURGESS have
A removed to 18th Street, between Main and
sS Cary, where they will still continue 10
undertake and execute all kinds of Painting and
Glazing, with the very best MATERIAL; and
not being altogether dependent on iourneymen 10
do their work. can safely promise, it shall not be
surpassed by any other in the city, and by strict
attention to business, hope to merit share Of the
public patronage. NH 18-3m
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o-L CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES.

CSlEL CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES.
a9A The subscriber has on hand, at ns
Coach making establishment, on Lombard Alley,
between Main and Cary, Q3th and l4th streets,)
near the Columbian Hotel, Coaches, Chariottees,
Barouches, Bugges, with and without tops, and
Sulkies all of his own make, of the beet materials
and wcrkmapship-al of which will be sold as low
as good work OF the kind can be in the city OF Rich.
mond and respectfully asks a call from those in
want of any article in the Carriage line as am de-
termined to make TO order and sell at the Lowest
prie possbe and all work sold, that's new, war
ranted.
anA-d6m NJCAJAH MANGUM
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StPLkNDlD MA RSkILLES VESTS.-
- SOMETHING NEW BY ROANOkE.-We
have this week received by Steamer Roanoke,
some of the most beautiful styles OF Fancy Mar.
settles Vests to bshed in all the country, decidedly
rich and entirely new designs, consisting of Wa
ter falls, Sprigs &C. Call at the Depot for Fash.
ionable Clothing, l02, Main street.
KEEN, CHILES g. BALDWIN
p. 8 Remember these sudden changes of wea.
Their and procure a supply of our GAUGE Merino
Shirts and Bodies. X, C. B.
81
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(thAC n K II s.-Sods, Butter AID Wster
~ Crackers, and Pilot Bread OF the best quality.
for sale at ADAM d CO.'S Bakery.
NH IL No l44 Main s,,aa.
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A correspondent, OF The National Intel
hgencer narrates an interesting case, in which
an American missionary, named Bird, on the
coast Of Syria, was betriended by the lost nav
igator, Sir John Franklin. A servant of Rev
Mr.. Bird having thrown a stone and hit sol
der who attempted to rob his masters orchard
the missionary himself was accused OF the Of
Tense, arrested, and most cruelty used by the
rough soldery. The American Consul inter
fered, and demanded satisfaction of the Gov
eminent, bur the result was only protracted
negotiations. Sir John Franklin, in command
eta British frigate, having heard of the case,
repaired 10 Beyroot, the scene Of the occur
renee, and before shutting his own Consul or
his flag, received on board the American Con.
sui, saIuted the American flag, and demanded
of the Government instant punishment Of the
soldier. This was granted without delay, and
carried into effect in :he presence OF Sir John
ard the Consul.
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"THIs IS 4 GREAT COUNTRY,'

esNHIs Is A GREAT COUNTRY
i OR, WILL BE WHEN WE GET 1T ALL
FENCED lN-1here 10 no resisting the pres
IRE of the times. Steam and electricity, cal.
ORIG and galvanisn, spirit rsppings, DC, are
drawing US On with high pressure force
But notwithstanding ali this the place to get good
bargains 10 Watches, Jewelry, silver Ware
anu Fancy Goods, OF every description, Is al
ELIAS HALLS, No lC6 Msin street. The reason
why Goods can be sold as low, or less than can be
bought in New York. are ss plenty as blsckberries,
and will be satisfactorily explained 10 my new GUS
toners when they give me call My stock com
prises great variety, to properly enumerate,
would require volume as large as webster DC
nonary. suffice it to say a greaser assorlment OF
Goods cannot be found in any store south OIL Ma.
and Dxon's Line, north either. II would
give me great pleasure to show country merchants
through my establishment, and show them Goods
that they will find ready sales for, at sproht OF
over one hundred per cent Having made ar
engagements 10 import Goods largely, suitable for
this market and eceiy8 Goods Greet from tie
manufactures, will keep up supply throughout
the season Call and see the Goods and prices;
wishing TO make large sales, the profits win be very
moderate. ELIAS HALE,
Importer of Watches, Jewelry and Fancy
NH so Goods, No LOG Main street
OhAss LIN N.-Wnite Grass Linen,
" Striped Linen, ANAL size Liaen, Checked
Linen, Checked, Striped and White Linen Drill.
ing, Checked, Striped, and White Satin, superior
Linen all Silk and Cashmere Vestings Silk, Isle,
Berlin, Kid and Dog SKIN Gloves, Silk, Linen,
Cambria, Tape Printed, hemmec, boidered Hhdfs,
all qualities Brown, White Striped and Random
Cotton half hose, Black, White, Striped and Ran.
do n Silk halt hose, Summer Stocks and Cravats,
In great variety, Silk and Cambria Umbrellas Lin.
en- Collars Bishop, Paris Lep aud other styles silk
Thread, Gauze, Merino and Silk Under Shirts, at
80 Main street.
ap26 CHRISTIAN d LATHROP.
AT n AGAIN AT LEVY1..-As usual,
n selling the cheapest Goods in this city. Barege
de Lame I'm cents; rich styles fine goods for 20
and % cents; all wool Mouselane, white, pink,
blue, and steel and green; splendid embroidert
and plsia Grape Shawis Sc 10 $50 French Lawns
cents 10 IN" finest quality; Brocaded and Figured
Si!ks, Black Silks and chapgeable, very cheap
Checked aud Striped Muslins; Rich Worked
Dresses. Swiss and Cambria Muslins; Dimlty
Linen, Napkins, Sheetings; Table Cloths and Tow
cling, Silk Warp, Alpaca, Ginghams, large 10
of Psrssols to be sold very cheap; splendid Lac
and Cambria Under Sleeves which We are seiln
at great bargains; Pointed French keedlework Co
lars Inside Capes, infants frock Waists; Swis
and Cambria Trimmings; Fonisrd Silks; Barge
and Tissues Tor IS cents; Ladies' and Gents be,
Kid and silk Gloves, with q general assortment ,
Fancy and staple Dry Goods.
ap % LEWIS CHEAP STORES
(thA q n Il II s.-Sods, Butter snd Wste
~ Crackers, and Pilot Bread OF the bes< QUALITY
for sale at ADAM q co, IS Bskerv
Mn ~ NO l44 Main street
A kXICAN GUANO.-2O tons Me-ic.n q,
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Side of the Dock near Mayos Bridge We return
thanks for the liberal patronage we have received
and trust by strict attention to business to continue
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