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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-06-03

RAnRoADs.-The Judicial powers of Eng
land are not so gentle with railroad managers
as those in this sountry. A verdict Of "man-
slaughter" has been returned against the Di-
rectors of the York and Midland Railway, for
causing the death of Thompson, engineer, and
Sykes, breakman, of a train which Thompson
was guiding and which run of the track, ow.
ing to the imperfect condition of the rails.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-06-03

A Lovers Lament.
A BELLE and Bean did walking 60
IN In love they both were pining
The Sun. its beams on them did shine,
And the hour comes soon for dining.
Love never tires or complains;
True love, it's hard to match;
So set US down ON yonder stile
While read you the Dispatch.
My Ellen, dear, I'll this you read
For this know you care
BARTHOLOMEW offers to the world
All lame Watches to repair!
Where does he liver On Governor street!
Next door to John S Clarke
And opposite to the Dispatch
And low for home we start.
w BARTHOLOMEW,
Watch Maker and Jeweler Governor at.
uou IS
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FRANcE.-The following extract from the
the foreign news by the Arabia shows some of
the causes Of dissension in the French ssem-
bly,:
r. The bill to receive the penalty of death for
attempts against the Government, was receiv-
ed with strong disfavor. The committee NAM
ed to report on this penal measure were, for
the most part, adverse TO it, and there were
hopes it would be either modified or rejected.
Another source of distrust is the encroach-
ment of the Government on the business of
private banking, by lending the State credit to
towns and municipalities on the security of
their real estate and local taxation, thus bring.
ing the whole public bodies in the country un /.
der Government control.
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AUsTRALIA.-A hint is thrown out in the
foreign summary, which seems calculated to
discourage emigration to Australia. 1t is sta
ted that the pressure of the continuous arrival
ofuersons from all uarters was very great at
Melbourne, and some cases of death from des.
titution had occurred.
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DR.. Francis T. Suibling has rendered his
resignation, as Superintendent Of the Western
Lunatic Asylum. The resignation has not
yet been acted upon by the Board Of Directors.
The loss of the loEg and successful expe-
rience acquired by DR.. Stribling during his
SUPPLEMENTARY, will be loss 10 the Insti-
tuition and the State most difficult to supply.
Stauat0n Spectator.
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my 25 corner Cary and Pearl sts
1863.

NPRING IMPORTATION OF CHINA AND
~ EAkTHEN WARE.-STEBBINS, DARRA
CoTT CO, IRON FRONT BUILDING, No lOl
BROAD STREET-By the ship Winfeli Scott,
from Liverpool, we are receiving our Spring sup.
ply of China and Earthen Ware The Packets
from New York and Boston are bringing us new
supplies of the various kinds of Glass Ware, Look.
ing.glasses, and great variety of Fancy Goods,
making our stock far superior to what 1t has here
tofore been.
City dealers and country merchants are respect
fully requested to call and examine our stock be.
fore purchasing. mh 10
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Two OF THE F. F's. Read the following
marriage announcement and you will surely
conclude from the many names that the parties
must belong TO the F. F.'s of the Old Domin.
ion:
At Lewisburg, Va, April 90, Mr.. Leonard
Cornelius Class Vanderangle Caper Van Huff,
Jr., to Miss Mary Cleopatra Prosperina victo
RIA Cinderella -'aulina Marguerite Lucinda
Harris, Sycamore Creek, Nicholas county,
We " -
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BELGluM.-Royal marriages are now the Or
der the day in Belgium. Gossip aTanges
them thus: The Emperor Of Austria to mar.
ry the Princess Charlotte Of Belgian King
Leopold Of Belgian TO marry the Austrian
Princess of the Modena and the Duke OF Bri.
bant, his son, to espouse one of the other
Archduchesses.
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I The Alexandra Gazette learns from a
gentleman from Culpepsr that in the Counties
Of Madison, Culpeper, Orange, and Kappa.
hammock, the Wheat crop is very seriously in
jured by the Joint Worm and Fly, and that
5000 acres of sown land, that he has seen, will
not produce in all 100 bushels Wheat.
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no CONTRACT0Rs.-

no C0NTRACTORs.-Pr will, ha
J. ceived at the oface the Secretary of the Cor,
missioners OF Streets generally until 10 o'clock M
ing work, Wig: o ''''o"'
% cubic wards of Wang across the sullv a,
the North end of 5ih street. las neal feet of chi.
vert 10 linea feet of Stack and $50 cubic vards If
Emoankment ~. across the gully at the North end of
th street Also lao lineal feet of Culyert no lineal
feet OF Stack, and 1000 cubic yards of EmhanL.
ment across the Gulley at the North end of Orb
street, and 40 cubic yards of Walns across the
Gully at the North end of 18th street.
Inc esunste Tor the Masonry has been made at
81 oo per cubic yard, including the necessary exca
vsfion Tor the foundations, the embankment on 7th
street at cents and on 9Th street at 90 cents Der
cubic yard. '' p''
Plans, specifications and further information can
oe obtained by application at the office of the un.
dersigned. ~.
The individual to whom work is awarded will
be required 10 enter into contract with approved
security, tor the prompt and faithful execution of
the work; and unless the contract be signed within
ten days after the date Of the award il will be con-
sidered abandoned. The proposal should state the
time at which the work will be completed No bids
will be considered which exceed the estimate prices
and which do not conform in every particular to the
above requirements.
By order of the Commissioners of Streets gen.
orally.
my 3o-6t GILL, City Engineer.
A MOTHER CERTIFICATE.-kIc
IA MAY, 1s53.-Mrs A. B. DAWS-Respected
Madam: 1t is with pleasure present you with my
testimony In behalf OF your "COUGH ELIXIR."-
have used 1t in my family ov.r 25 years-many
years before you made sale of it-and have found
il every thing you represent it TO be. With myself
in cold and cough, it acts like a charm. | am
never without some oft near me and, by a timely
use of it, have no doubt it has saved me many doc
tors fees; and although don't believe it the in
faible cure of every body and all diseases, know
personally OF its good effects with great many
other than my own family, and cheerfully recon-
mend it to the public. WIN. McCRERY
For sale, wholesale and retail, by BENIN ETr &
BEERS, A. BODEKER, CHAS. BECK, CHAS. D.
YALE, and Mrs. A. B. DAVIS, Main street. and
BOUCHER & MELTON. Broad ST., and CHAS.
MlLLSPAUGH, Druggist, Richmond. my 80
II MCDONALD, Successor to Nc onaId
IA, & Lyons, Regaiia and Banner Manu-.
facturers, will continue the business at the old
stand where he will be pleased to fill all orders that
may be entrusted TO him.
Lodges, Divisions and Encsmpmentsf fitted out at
short notice.
HAVING given up the Regalia business cheer.
fully recommend to my brethren of the various
Orders my successor and late partner, L McDO-
NALD, and hope they will extend to him the pat.
ronsge heretofore extended to the late firm.
my 19-3m A S LYONS
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Turnips grow SO large 10 Oregon that they
use them as targets for artillery practice,
while radishes come forth with such magnifF-
cent proportions that one has been painted and
vanished, and is now used as a liberty pole.
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SMALL Pox.-Accordng TO current rumor.
several cases of small pox have occurred in
Port Republic, Rockingham county. The di
sease, it is said, was brought TO the neighbor-
hood by young gentleman from Carlisle Col.
lege, Pennsylvania, who was driven home by
the prevalence Of the disease in that place.
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nOGGkT & ANDERSON, UphoIsrer.

- ers and Paper Hangers, Corner of Go
vernon and franklin Streets, have now in store
their Spring st, ck of French and American Paper
Hangings, Borders, Fire-Screens and Curtain Pa
pers, making complete and elegant assortment of
all the various styles in use. Also, large variety
of Floor Oil Cloths; India and Cocoa Mating
Window Shades and Blinds, with general assort.
ment of Curtain Goods, Cornices and Trimmings
Also, Curled Hair and Shuck Mattresses; with ma
ny other articles in our line, all of which will be
sold on the most reasonable terms.
Paper Hanging and Uphostering executed at the
shortest notice in town or country.
NH 30-3m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-06-03

I Over 100000 stock was taken for the
Independent Bank a, Charlottesville 10 ten
days after the books were opened. The insti.
tuition is called the Monticello Bank" and
will go into operation early in July.
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Bishop OF NORTH CARoLIsA.-The Epis.
copal Convention OF North Carolina. which last
week elected the Rev. DR.. Atkinson, of Balti.
more, Bishop of that Diocese, increased the
salary Of the Office 10 $500.
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OUR MOTTO SELLING OFF AND
" BUYING IN-The uarticular attention of the

OUR MOTTO SIZZLING OFF AND
~ BUYING IN.-The particular attention of the
ladies and the purchasing public generally is re-
specttully called to our large and well selected
stock of Dry Goods, which are selling at extremely
low prices. being enabled, by purchasing large lots
OF Goods at the Northern auction sales to sell the
same much below the regular prices. We are also
continually getting new Goods at all seasons of the
year, and thereby keep up fresh and lively stock
at very low prices.
At this time we have great MANY white Goods,
all bought at auction, such as Swiss, Cambria, ia
comet and Check Musins; Linen Hdkts, Chemisetts,
Insertings; black silk Laces all width; Dress Goods
OF every variety; Domestic Goods, all kinds, and
best Fabrics. Our Ribbons are especially worth the
attention OF the ladies' comprising as they do the
choicest coors and styles to suit the season Per.
sons families purchasing by the piece or dozen.
could do no better than to call on u.s.
J. MILLHISER e. BRO,
my 30 1913 Broad street
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In fact all OF the cities, towns and villages in the
two States. The propretors are determined to
make this the popular Express of Virginia and
North Carolina, and all they ask s a trial to con.
vince the community that this is the cheap and ex
pedtious line, and in direct opposition to all
poles. The main object is to make it safe, ex-
peditious and cheap accommodation to the mer
chant1, &C., of the two States
Particular attention paid to the collection Of Bills
Drafts, Notes. SC. &c.
Every description Of merchandise, valuable
packages. specie &c. &c, transported to and from
New York and the principal cities and towns in Vir
einia and North Carolina under care of SPECIAL
MESSENGERS
Merchants ordering goods from New York, will
please be particular in ordering their correspon-
dents to dispatch them through PARISEN g.
KINGS EXPRESS, No Barclay street. (formerly
2 Vesey street,) New York.
WM. L. MAULE, Agent,
my 28-1w Pearl street. Rict mond.
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COACH LACE 8 Having purchased of
~ Messrs Flynn, Enrich 81 Murrill, their stock
OF Laces, Trim mings, &c, in this city, we offer
them TO merchants and manufacturers at the prices
sold by them. Our stock is now very complete
and consists in part of
A great variety of Coach Laces
Scanning and Posting Laces to match
Rug Fringe, Tufts, glass frame Tassels
Coach Iassels, Centre Pieces
Linen and silk Fringe, Lines, &c
we nave also made arrangements with Messrs
Flynn, Enrich Il Murrill, to keep as supplied with
sach trlmnlnes as they n anufacture which We
We likewise ask attention to ouy larpe stock of
Coach Hardware, &c, which consists In part of
Bright and black Elliptic Springs, two to nine
plates
Patent Screw, half Patent and Taper Axles
Mowry's case hardened Taper and Patent Axles
Brass plated and msleable bands
Maleable Castings, Carriage and Tire Bolts
b. ass and plated Coach Handles
Coach Hinges, Knobs, Curtain Frsmes and Locks
Elm Hubs; hickory, oak and ash Feloes
Hickory and oak Spokes, Shafts and Bows
Patent Leather, Enameled Cloth, and Oil Car.
pehng
All of which we will sell low for cash or to
punctual customers VAN LEW TAYLOR,
my 23-d&c ls Main street.
EOLAND d. BELsHAW beg leave to iu-
L form ,he public and all owners OF saw Mills,
that they nave now opened Shop in 9th street,
between Cary and main streets, opposite the
Phunix Foundry, for the purpose OF repairing
saws.
Circular Saws repaired and warranted to run
true. my 3--dswlm*
A w. OSBORN, the well known Daguer-
~ reun Artist, opposite the Banks, takes
great pleasure in announcing TO his triends and the
hnf ha hna hEp
trouble to procure an instrument superior 10 any
e1er before k1oon. Mr. OSBORN will guarantee
better iikenesses of children than have ever been
faken Ia Richmond, and Ia onehaif the time any
ether Artist Ieq uires. This instrument was man.
ufactured by one CT the best makers In this coun.
try, expressly tor my use. Come one, come all,
ana bring your little ones. OSB0RNS
apt Sign of the Flags of all Nations
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Shabbiness appears to be sexual. as much
SO as our taste and habits. We s. ave lots Of
seedy men. bat who ever saw a seedy oman.
A feminine is either well dressed, or she Il NOT
dressed at oil. Ii she cannot dress al over
like bird Of paradise, she prefers the very
opposite, and comes forth as as frank, honest
slattern. 80
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DEsTlTUTIoN.-During the rain storm of
Tuesday night, one hundred and twenty. two
persons, male and female, applied for and were
furnished with lodgings at the New York civ
watch houses. Many of these poor creatures
came in completely wet through by the drench-
ing rain. Some of them carried in their arms
young children, with scarcely any clothes upon
them; while all exhibited indications of the
most sad and abject destituton and misery.
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ENeLIsH IsNoRAHcE.-A Bostonian, who 10 vis-
iting his friends In England writes home that the
recent movement in Great Britain In regard 10
American sffairs has revealed the deplorable ig-
norance which exists there among the better class.
es, In regard TO this country. He was asked by an
English merchant, "How many slave markets there
were In Bosfon?' He was also askcd, s.If the In.
dians were troublesome In Msssachuseitsf' To the
latter query the American replied. thar the sIn-
dians" had been very quiet Ia that neishborhood,
since they put quantity OF tea In Boston harborl
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M ANTILLA sILks.-We have In s.ore
AA large stock OF Plain and Changeasie snks ios ,
Ladies' Maniles Also, cheap lot OF Plain ard
Embroidered Grape shaws. .,o,rs
my 80 HART q MoSES'
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A NICE PLACE.-Frankford, Pa, must be
an agreeable place to live in. The high con-
stable mas been knocked down within short
time, and pretty severely beaten. On Sunday
night last, some rowdies were insulting ladies'
as they passed from church, when the con-
stable ordered them 10 disperse, and one Of
them attempted to knock him down. The Of
fetal struck at him with his club but missed;
ne then drew his revolver and fired, but with.
out effect, when the rowdy made good his es-
cane.
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To DESTROY RoAcHEs.-Tske an earthen bowl
or other high earthen vessel and MI u nsh fa q
moiasses and water, made very sweet; place @ On
one or more thin strips of board or shinse, with
one end resting on the vessel and the other on tie
door. The iusscts, attracted By the cdor OF tae
mixture, win ascend these ssrips and puhee NE
the mixture, where they VIII spesoAy els~ - -
coarse precaution should be Grst taken 70 exclade
everything else which viii attract them' ifoa
their reach.
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Hear how an idler discourses laziness, |
speak from what know and feel, is as natu.
raj to man as breathing. 1t is born with him,
lies in his bosom. Pandora's box, ever open
ing to let out its plaques. II twines around
hlm as closely as the serpent did around the
bodies of LAGOON and his sons. Nothing can
cast out the evil demon, and make us men,
but blessed necessity.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-06-03

MACHINE STRETCHED LEATHER
IsA Is Z l. T The only patent Machine
stretched in the United States, and which received
the first premium "a gold medaD from the Ameri
can Institute. These Belts are made from the
Heart or solid part only of the best Oak
Leather, selected for the purpose. They are
thoroughly stretched by powerful machinery, and
are warranted to run straight and maintain
n perfect bearing on the Drum and 2 Pullies.
Afull supply constantly on hand and f5 n sale at
factory prices by as as sole Agents in this State
for the manufacturer
WILLIAMS g. BROTHER,
nv 25 corner Cary and Pearl sta
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ERENCH CHINA, &c, at ais brOad
L street. opposite Messrs Breeder d Fox's Dry
Goods Store.
p. l.. HICKSON is now opening supply of
beautiful China Flower Vases, Gilt Pitchers, new
styles; Motto Cuss and Saucers, plain and gold
band Tea Sets, Fruit Baskets, Gard Receivers,
Caadiesticks, handsome Toilette Bottles. Also on
hand, large stock of Crockery and Glass Ware,
Trays, Walters, S2oons, Knives and Forks, Look.
Ing Glasses Lamps, &c, with greatly variety of
fancy articles all OF which he will sell at low prices
r1y IA
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MOST valuable REAL ESTATE

MOST VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
lek ON GRACE AND MADISON STREETS AT
PRIVATE SALE.-The beautiful cottage residence
of Mr. John NJ. Ferguson, situated on Grace street,
at its intersection with Madison street. The Lot
fronts 66 feet runs back about $50 feet to an alley
The improvements consist OF q brick dwelling,
containing rooms, back and front porch; brick
stable, carriage house, and every other out building
suitable for such residence, including well OF
excellent water. The whole premises are newly
built OF the best materials and wor rAnanship, and
are justly regarded as the most tas'efuy and hand
somey arranged, of any similar establishment In
the city. 1t desired by the purchaser the whole or
any part OF the Furniture will be sold at valuation
For the whole or greater part OF the purchase
meney, a credit of five years will be given, upon
simple real and personal security with interest
thereon, payable annually. Apply TO
my 27-lw w. GODDIN.
&TORAGE, STOKAGE.-The subscribers
y having rented the custom house Lumber
House, on 18th street, in rear of our Auction and
Commission Store, are prepared to receive all and
every kind uf Goods ON storage, and on reasonable
terms. Insurance can be effected at the lowest
rates, as the building s fire proof Every attention
Will be paid to the reception and delivery OF all
my a6-lm ALEXANDER MOTT CO.
TCR CREAM FREEZERs. Jus, received,
l. another supply Of Austin's Magic Ice Cream
Freezers, the best now In use-through In six min.
utes
Also, just received per Steamer, a good supply
of Market and Travelling Baskets, Brooms Tubs,
Buckets, Churns srd brass bound Water Cans
new styles.
Also, a superior lot of Queen City Hams, Beef
Tongues, North Carolina Roe Herrings. No land
for sale by TW. TURPIN,
my 20 Main, between 7th and 9Th sts
EOR sALE-yirgina State .6per cent, long and
L short dates
James River and kanawha Bonds
Corporation OF Lynchburg DO
Corporation OF Alexandria do
16 shares Va Central X X. Stock
Richmond, Fredb'g d. Potomac Railroad Stock
In sums to suit purchasers.
C. w. PURCELL CO.,
my "a Dealers In Exchange, Stocks, &c.
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INFLAMMAToRY RHEUMATIsM.-A gentle-
man wishes to publish the following for the
relief of humanity. He says he has known q
number of cures made by it and all of them in
a short time:-Half an ounce of pulverised
saltpetre, put in half pint of sweet oil, bathe
parts affected, then q sound cure will speedily
be effected.-Lynch. Express.
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WILLIAM MOUNTJOY,S MARBLE
M FACTORY and Granite and Stone Yard east

w FACTORY and Granite and Stone Yard, east
corner of 9Th and Main streets, Richmond, VI, is at
ell times prepared to furnish Marble Monuments.
Tombs or Head Stones of any size or pattern; Mar.
Bile Mantelpieces, Marble work for cabinet makers
or any work of the kind, of the best materials and
workmanship, at the shortest nodce, and on as ia.
vorahle terms as anysothsr establishment between
Boston and New Orleans. Having extensive Ora.
mite Quarries of easy access from the city, an.
of quality not to be surpassed even by the far.
famed Quincy Granite, he also engages to put up
Granite Fronts, or any other kind of house.
work, in The most reliable manner, with such dis.
prtch and upon such terms az cannot fl tito please
avery one.
B Granite furnished of specified sizes foJ
stone cutters, or rough Granite for mason work.
B-HaviDg recently engaged very expert.
enced Carver and Engraver he 10 prepared to do all
kinda of ornamental marble work. at the lowest
possible prices. NH l6-3m*
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NEW BOOKS.-Just received at the Baptist
~ Book Depository, the following Books. viz:
Professor H Nell on the mode and subjects of
Baptism-price go cents
The Shady Side, by Pastors Wife
The Young Woman's Friend by John Angel
James
The Youngs Mans Friend, by Jno Angel James
Memoir and Sermons of Rev William Arm.
strong
The Eclipse of Faith; Third Edition
The Faded Hope. by Mrs l. H Sigourney
The Memoir of Mrs Fl Cock, by dc
The Life and Character of John the Baptist, BY
Rev VIM G Duncan, M A
The African Preacher, by w White
Travels in Egypt and Palestine, by Thomas,
MD
The Bible in Country Counting House, course
of Lectures to Merchants, by A Boardman, d D
Great Truths by Great Authors, Dictionary of
Aids to Rejection from writer's of all ages and both
hemispheres.
The Old Forest Ranger; or Wi dsports of India,
BY Major Walter Campbell, and edited by Frank
Forster. CHAS WORTHAM
1e Dopositary
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HEEP COOL.-We have just received per
N steamer Roanoke, direct from our manufac.
tory another large supply of those desirable Goods
for gentlsmen's wear such as grass, cambric linen
and silk Frocks and Sacks also, Vests Of the same
MATERIAL and Pants of drill, drap d'ete, cashmere,
&c. &c.
Those who wish to keep cool during the hot
months of June, July and August, would do well to
call and examine our stock Of superior Clothing, a.
we are determined MOTTO be equaled By any.
mv3f KEEN, CHiLES q BALDWIN.
MUE NEW SPRING CANDLEsTICK.
/ This article has long been wanted, and has now
reached 10 perfection. The candle is made to main
tain the same height, and is an inveation which
all housekeepers ought TO patronizs For sails at
the store Of ~. ..
my % III Mala % s1- oc.
H1NDsOME FLOWER VASES |
II have rich assortment OF gilt and decor&ed
Flower Vases. Ladies' and others in want o& hch
articles, are requested to give the snoscnoa
call. J. u Evans,
NV % lit Main street
AN EXCELLENT STOCK OF CUT
IA GLASS DECANTERS, BOWLS, CELLE
RES, GoBLETS. TUMBLERS, 6e.-in point OF
price and quality feel assured that the above ar.
tices viii compare favorahly with any other house
in the Union. J. ID. b EVANS,
my26 III Msln sueet