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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-08
THE MESILLA VALLEY-Goy Lance
STATEMENT.

STATEMENT.
The Mexican papers publish communca
lion from Gov. Lane Of New Mexico, address
ed TO the Mexican Commissioners, in relation
TO the new boundary dispute. The Governor
asserts that the mere fact that the President
and Congress OF the H. States had disapprov.
ed and repudiateJtheProvsioaal lme run from
the Rio Grande to the Glla amply justics
his proclamation, and that the want Of lnstruc
tons from Washington does not IN the least
invalldate his official act. He claims that his
authority for the Course he pursued is to be
found in the constitution and laws of the u.
States, in the law Of nations, in the treaty With
Mexico, and in his appointment as & overnor Of
the Territory, Even had the line been run in
conformity With the treaty, the fact that the
government of the u. States had refused tC
acknowledge it impose upon all its officers
and citizens the obligation 10 pursue a similar
course.
He assures the Mexican autholiics that til,
u. States do not wish to see Mexico fall bu
rather prosper and be happy under free Trade
and friendly relations, and that they do no
desire aay territory winch Is not theirs by right
He then enters upon discussion OF the fact
in relation to the survey of the boundary line
and says it was run ex parte 10y Mexico, will
the sanction Of Com. Bartlett, against the o
pinion of Maj. Graham (and he thinks withou
that Of Lieut.. Whpple) and under protest O
Surveyor Gray whose consent was necessar
to make the line valid one.
He also alleges that there are abundant vi
nesses to proye,that New Mexico has exerci,
ed jurisdiction over the territory, and that tn
records OF the tribunals of Dona Anaof whic
it was an integral part, viii sustain the fac
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Use the Best.

The best article is always the cheapest ia the end,
this j. true Of scales of any other article; Which
the following incident will illustrate: gentleman in
this cry who had sufefe great doel by incorrect
scales recently purchased Fairbanks Patent lat
form Scales, which represented being perfectly
Not long after he boughla large quantity of
qaoeice,an though lie had sual reason for doubt
ngtlal had been weighed correctly, he weighed The
whole on his new scale this Indicated large differ
encc in weights ; q reduce III value of the lot SAC
Tho vcndrr of course. insisted that his scales were
rigr AID The other wrong but the purchaser Insisted
the contrary and il atength agreed that both scale,
should be tested by the city authority and ther decs
sion should ectretbr dispute. Both scales WIRE sub
iectcd To rigid test and Fairbanks scale VAS
lao to be eNaeoly light So the purchaser saved $40
in single orcr N, by il scale for which he paid but
$40, the best articlc j, certainly the cheapest.
june Sit P.H.W.
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MCDONALD. EDITOR.
The Richmond Dispafch and the
Central Rail Road

The Richmond Dispatch OF 9Th delivers
broadsde at the position taken by Col. Gar
nett in relation to the cost of iranshipment,con
seauent on break Of gauge Col. G.. IS ab
SEM from Lynchburg, an his WY to the Cum
berland Gap Convention. and will not Proba
bly see The Dispatches article Tor eightor ten
days Whether he viii then think It necessary
TO reply, he will determine for himself We do
not choose TO become party to the contio,er.
sy, but there is a collateral question on which
the course of the Dispa.ch seems to Us inexp-
cable. That journal Processes To believe thai the
commercial power and attractions of Baltimore
are sufficient To compel railroad from Salem
down the Valley; and TO draw oFby means Of
the Lynchburg and Gordonsvle road much
ofthe tonnage brought down the Fifginia aud
Tennessee road 10 Lynchburg-and yet il
warmly insists upon throwing the tonnage
which is to come + ON lhe OHIO. along line by
Stanton aud Charlottesville some seventy
five OF eighty miles nearerto Baltimore thin'
Salem or Lynchburg If the draught from
Baltimore be SO powerful, why not keep as far
from it as possible Why not endeavor to
turn The tonnage upon the New River branch,
and hold it onthe South side Of james River :
If the influence of Baltimore could be felt at
Salem. would il not be irresistible at Stann
ton-if the outer circle oflhe whirlpool reach
Lynchburg what escape would there be al
Charlottesville viii the Dispatch tell ust
why it is so anxious to have tho trade aud tray.
el coming up the Ohio pass by Charlottesville,
when it does not think it would be safe at
Lynchburg
In this connection we cannot but express our
surprise At the enitiendly notice Of Col Gar
nett's publication taken by our cotemporary
Of the Republican. In our judgment it is
matter Of The highest Importance 10 Lynchburg
that the New River branch should he made
to connect with the Coyington aud Ohio road
with no impeachment to free and rapid Transport
,aton. Upon this subject the views of DR..
Graham ate adverse 10 our interests-in addl-
ton 10 being erroneous, MS we conceive, in
themselves. In tic issue TINT has arisen-
why city press should side with D.. G raham,
we cannot divine. Justice to Col. Garnet, We
respectfully submit, would req,iro at least The
publication OF his letter 10 the Dlsputch
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| shall be equally moderate
in my computation Of the travel
and viii place it at sixty through
passengers per day East and
West This for 300 days "a
business Year, gives total ira.
vel # $4,000 passengers. If
they pay the unusual low price
Of Sc 90 for 204 miles, the re-
ceipts from this source will be
The next item is mail pay at
500 per mile
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IMPOR TANT &c TEEEPUBLIC !.
p A r | S + \ & X y G. S
GREAT SOUTHERN EXPRESS
From lGW York per Steamship
ROANOKE AND J1MESTOU'N.

Nhe proprieors take great pleasure in informing me
Merchants aud public generally of Lynchburg and
surrounding country. that they have this day effected
contract with the Virginia & Tennessee Railroad Gm'
puuy II the exclusive privilege of running then EN
pres, over the Road ny the Mai Trains. Merchants
avUi.ng Themselves OF this Express and its great ad6
ages TO OF from any Of the Northern Cities, tie %
ion Of Virginia and Tennessee may ured Of her
crest, being cared e and executed with dispatch
the great principle oi Alessrs. T. & X has ever been To
|, p cS.ht no more thar coHkd Ie strictly cem7dd ~"
As our interests Unidentified with the increasing M
trlp,1&S ofthe SturH, call the public for tb9
support ia this extensive and expensive enterIrzea"
opc 10y our prompt manner of doing business and "r
-rott &c Monty of rates. TO merit their appreciation
10 MARK THE NOTICED
BE sure and order your goods from New iorhby Az
IsEN klNG's Express p steamer Roanoke on Tue
day and Steamer jamestown on Saturday and tfo"
Phadeplia Or Baltimore 10 He care Of lorsen
King, Richmond.
On the complexion Of the Soutl-side Railroad be-
tween this city and Petersburg we shall lm DAILY
EXPRESS tie Mail Train
Also ben in mind that , running Daily On
presses between Lynchburg aud Richmond, Charot's'
vile, Fredericksburg, Petersburg Raleigh wilmington
and all the principle points Throughout Virginia anu
Carolina
Wa wish it distinctly understood by the public tna
we are strong oppOSUioH5sts all ernoHopottS' pu
cherish any competition by which the public is beI'D'
ed.
Our arrangements on the Virginia &Tennessee, ha''
road will commence the 10th day of June and dur
notice will be given Of Agents ard Messengers u"
the road.
PROJECTORS.
JAS JAs' II Kr \ KING Barclay, New York
W MET B. rA A hsfS: BoIlngbroot st Pe'bs
AGENTS
l. Maulr, Richmond, V D Gronor Norfolk -.
NJ W Bailey, Fred Big Jas Minor, ChurlotesYii &c
II d Turner, Raleigh J. Campbell Weldon,
Stark & Pierce, Fay'vn Jno Mutt. Wilmington
Turnbul & eco Warton J S Reid, Henderson
George Bagby, Lynehqurg
iuno9 dts
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/ ota gross receipts

Total gross receipts
From this deduct 7 per cent
OH loan Of $I50O,000 S105,-
600 90 Then 5Oper cent from
gross earnings Tor maioten.
alce of works and for general
administration S57S, 1913 GO
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4 ggAe ate Export
TpnflMs

AgEaegate Export
Tonnage 1922
Such an export will give an import Tonnage
Of in quantity. say IS, 647 Tons,making 49,
227 Tons of Export and Import Tonnage
This Tonnage is distributed throughout the en-
lire ne of course; but will assume that 1t
will represent the quantity transported one
hundred miles, aud that II Ill pay Two dollars
per Ton transportation; the receipts from II
will bc 1916 i51.
Next, the Tennessee counties per table NO.
e.
Receipts from Export and Import trade OF
the Va. counties S346,434
Next, the Tenn. trade, dedLc-
ed from table No.2.
Tons at 2000bs.
The product OF heat is shown
10 he
29I, 2l0 bus at so lbs to the
bus. S.S27 1927
4,165 o33 " corn at 50 i03,8s0
10 ,7S3 lbs tobacco 25
Aggregate aggrcutural
to ,nago 1879
Add for Import trade IS, 1873
AgP regato Import and
Export tonnage oflhe
Jran. counties l40,915
This tonnage passes over the
en- ire line say 204 miles, at
81 00per ton per mile, II
will pay $j74,303.2O
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Age regate agricultural
Tonnage 1912
Add for Import trade IS, 1873
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Balance at disposal of S,ockhol-
ders for Dividend or other
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-06-15
TEyIS A. BARBARoUx,

HYDRAULIC FOUNDRY, LOUishlLLh, hf-
RE now making and keep consinnil, . hal o. eas
N iron Screw Pipe, 4. J, Il; u, ~ y am az ,sa
bore sitrbl TOR steam water, &C.. TO "Ll.n hey
,Ily invite the attention of hairoeo Gas eho
Wter CoIonauies and all oers in wait Oh enssp a1e
durable Pipe. -,
ALso-Min Machinery of the mos' approseo pat
terms ado. TO orcr iron Force anu LIT funips
of various sizes end kinds always Oh hand loosee'
Lard Timber aud M Screws 81 the lowest pricee; Car
IA heels and other castings for RaiIroadsJoo work OF
ali I,nds promptly atcided to- The, are also the sole
manufe;iIrer, in The West OF Ro!s Frehehs Pstent
Hub MorIicipg Machines, for carriage and wagon
,,.tars With one of these machines a man cab DO
work In OF day and do IL tetier, than ne can do
Il, five days without IL One OF these mSIhines eau
he seen In operation Mr.. C. DEcKERs tf This place.
who is the authorized gent for tins ana the adjoining
cou,ifies. a..
orders from distance enclosing the money or sstfs-
factor, references promptly attended %. jsn99-iy
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A. O. RCNYAN,

LOUISVILLE, KEN1UCKY. - 80.
rs receiving large and superior stock nf SprnE an
Summer Goo Is OF the best make ano material
in ever, color aud stye. r. bioilel q Fills assorted
Veryiers: hest Drap D'con Fren. Cloths and u Q.
skins. Simonis Satin DSoire Cioths ant p,sskns, Es
chof Doeskins nd Cassimeres large stock French
kpsIish and American Fancy CHssaeres, in new and
beautiful s,les patterns nj designs: Linen Drills Of
the very rs qualify white and colored. beautiful am
for suIri wesr the largest aud finest tock
OF vesngs brought TO bouisNi G. Plain aud sbey
Silk SILK and L-u Vaneias Ca-hueres aud satins in
q, eat variety a article Morie Anti and Bro
cade; white colored Marseillcs. OF elegant quality
aud STYLE. very rich tor tasty goods large stock OF
Geuts' Furnishing Goods of all kinds and OF the best
quality.
His Goods are Of superior gxGlty, pkieh szperisnes
has proseR 10 be the cheapest.
II The well known and Distinguished Cutter. Mr..
w. WBLLS, presides over the cutiiig os-
partmebt. All or ers filed with prom tness hdsi'
~. A. .. HUMAN.
Srd Propuetor.-
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WATCHES. CLOCKS AND JgwELRY

* THE subscriber thankful for past liberal pat
"a. roDage, would respe, fully inform the public, and
e the Ladies In particular that be has received
arge and yer. fine assortment of WATCHES. JEW
ELkY CLOCKS, and all articles usually found In
jewelers. shop which he aud uiH sell at prices
low as they be bought in ether city his stock
consists i'm of Fiue Gold and Silver Hatches Gold
Guard. Fob and Vest Chains, Plain lid sett hiLes,
diamond Kings, Gold Pencils. Fine HIbti Iockes,
Guard and Fob Keys, Fine Seals and Bu kle Gold
Pens. Ia assortm. nt OF Ladies' and C,enfIemens
breast Pins. splendid lot of Earrings. boh lrJ and
Hoops Silver Table and Tea Spoons ,rr Pencils and
tension Pen hoicers. Silver Jhinbes, beautif0l lot
of fine Pearl Car Cases, Potmonies SouveBiers and
host of other articles, all OF uc newest styles Call n
and take Look how. tits troGLle 10 show such
nice things Every thin sold j. warranted r. be ss ref
resented t.e j. L. bllThOLFt. 81
ap1-3m Main Street. bet Water and rlrN
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

TTOPkaNS a. 6E aswould SAP tfei. irienos
Il and customers hat they now Receiving tnrlf
FULL supplies for the SPRING TRADE, 10 which tney
respectfully invite the attention OF ALL comprhng
designs in Dress oods, and the most desirable o, an
kinds of FoKEloN AND DON S1lC FABhIt ;, Ou.
of Embroideriesi large. comprising MOST eve'y
ng in the way of Under sleeves. UnderHdkis: flno
tnen Cambrc do Collars JaconetaDd Swiss
Edsings and Insertions; Plain ann ~ M ~.
Spring and Summer do Curtain Muslins and Laces rne
Painted Shades ana Trimmings; Gloves OF an sieas.
Pr,e1 SiiS. Nis Fine Fans Parasols, and Ladies SIX
Imb-e,as &c &c Ii is useless TO enumerate eveFy.
thing we nave in store suffice to say thai our stock wiz
he n,ors this than and being oe-
tern,ined to sell our goods Low ask examination
of our stock by the community in general. mhso
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

vK HENDRICKS & Co. have received a
RI general assortment sf their large Spring stock
1y Of SCOTS AND SHOES. Of all kinds, suited TO
-. this market Their supply comes directly FROM
Eastern manufacturers OF the best repute Their pur
hase and contracts made very early before the
prices had advanc' d. They cenfne fhes attention 70
ths branch Of basaess alone. and have facilities for
offering articles Of good quality. af prices quite as low,
As any other Wholesale house in the West They invite
the attention of CoUsrRy MERCHANTS their stock TO
which they receive regular additions throughout
the Spring season.
Their supplies for the RETAIL IRA De 20 COM
prise an unusual variety for Spring and Summer wear
-adap,3 al to the ages, purses aud tastes OF all.
robJ Main Street. poa the Bank
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RILEIaRD SALOON.


(EHtrdNes -E+rsE Sfgsef-) fl.r "a.
vFNHt under ,igGt h3rS purchased this vel kncvn
Saleon and Sntrri, rehlted al Feiurhished IL. It
now in every particular agseeabie plate o, resort
being provided with exeeli sbes and ever thif ne
rcssaFy FOR the confor and pleasure OF visitors Jhe
propretors will give the person attention TO tne -
lOoL. spare trouble in making e isis OF t'eir
friends pleis,.It Conne ted With The Billiard Saloon,
,ni on the groun aoar. is Bar provided with ihs
choicest brands liquors and cigars The old patrons
of the saloon and public grierlly. are invited 70
call HOS. y SMiin
AbBEhI hOh
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xy,YoIEsaLE DRY GOODS.

JOHNSON ts FRENCH have nos on hand one OF the
best selected stocks OF Dry uooas eve, onefea 70
the trade of Evansville consisting OF everything IA that
line which they for sale as favorable terms a,
any House in the West. Their stoc has been selected
NJ, 80, 90 -. . axpressy for this trade and exclusively
fru, irs nds and manufacturers Country merchants
and dealers generally invited to give them CALL
they pledge themselves 10 seii as low anu on as Ia
the same quantities can Do purchased
either in or out OF Evansville. lap20I
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nx,ssEs cowpEN & sARKER.

WOULD respectfully invite the attention Of ~,
G. 4 the Ladies' OF Evansville and vicinity, toa 4Rl
~ large and beautiful selection of S y KING MvS
millinery that they have lust receive from New
York and never surpassed In this city for variety. stve
and beary Those in want of handsome cheap Bonnets
Ribbons Flowers Mantellas, &C.. would do we'll 10 cal
on Main street. between Water and First stree. esst
sde where every endeavcr will bo made TO please the
M ost fastidious taste. fr 81. f.
N Y WINNERS ard Apprentices wanted app
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INSURANCE COMPANIES. AC
ssecurity--staDiiir
LIFE INSU SANCG.
Mutual Life insurance CC,unnn m "


Mutual Life insurance CC,pnony
-atrt.- OF NEW YORK.
NO. 35, WALL STREET.
MrTuAL CASH FUND, AccrauLATEp on lsr FEp,y 1ssa
s2,O1S,77 ,64!!
Securely inv sted in Bonds, MORTGAGES d. Stocks
JOSEPH B. COLLINS, President
ISAAC ABBArr, Secry.. CHARLES GILL Actuary
G.. w. kath bone, Agent. Evansville, Ind.
u q oFFrcE AT iIE BANK.
81. J. BRAY, M. D..- HUGH RONALDS N. ID
~ h ~ Medical Examiners.
yJNHIS Company being based upon the iutuaf and
L Cash principle, affords the best possible
TO all who wish To secure the bynelt Life
RErERENcEs IN EVANSVILLE Messr.. John Shanklin
Gillison Maghee, Charles Viei Samuel Orr Soren So
renson, John lngle, Jr., Lewis Howes, w. I. Page
j. y. Elliott, w. n Boieourt James Laaghlin, Jr. Vim
= ughes, John w, Hughes, w. A. Mefen, a. NJ Nc
Grin, Henry ID AiAs N. Herschberger Crawford Bell
oliver Ladd. ". II. Johnston, James L. Page. Jr. ].
Taylor, w. Bacon, ID. w. Ashbridge, J. Woodson
Hughes, J. G.. Wheeler
PRiscEroS-Hon Samuel Hail.
VI Pamphlets setting forth the advantages offered by
this Company together with the Tenth Annual Repor.
ION February l-t 1881 will be furnished grstutousy
upon application TO the Agent. ap4f
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CHERRY PICTORIAL.
For the rapid Cure OF
COUGHS, CcLDS, II0ARSENESS,
BRONCHITIS, Wn0OPING- COUGH,
GROUP. ASTHMA, And
CONSUMPTION,

Many years Of trial. instead OF impairiug the npb,e
ecnfdence in this medicine, has won for II an an.
probation aid notorey by far exceeding the most san
gaine expectation Of its friends Nothing bu, ,,s en-
r'hsic virtues and the unmistakable benefit confer
ed ON thousands of sufferers could originate and mai,
tnint the reputaonit enjoys While many inferior rem
oies thrust upon the community. have failed and beer
discarded this friends by every trial
benefits on he afflicted they can forget and pro-
duced cures too and too rems rkable to be
forgotten.
While it Is fraud upon the public to pretend ha, an,
one medicine will inftly curestill IL ere is abundan
p roof that the CHERRY PrcToRAL does not only as
general thing bel almost Invariably the maladie.
| for which it is employed.
As time makes these facts wider and better known
This medicine has gradually become the best reliance OF
the afflicted, from the log of the American Peas
ant TO the palaces of European Kings Throughout this
entire country in every State city, and indeed almost
every hamlet ii contains CHzsRy PEcrcRAL is known
as the best remedy extan for diseases OF the Throat
Lungs and in many foreign countries is coming to be
Extensively used by their intelligent Ply
In Great Britain. France and Germany where the medi
cal sciences have reached their highest CHER
RI PEcroRAL is introduced and in constant use in the
Armies, Hospitals, Aims Houses Public Institutions
and in domestic Practice the surest remedy their al
tending Physicians employ for the dangerous
vi Also, III mllOer cases, au1
children it is safe, pleasant and ereetua In
fact some ofhe most atterDg testimonials receive
have been from parents who have found eicacious in
cases particularly incidentally TO childhood.
ihe CHERRY PEcrogAL is manufactured by praeiica
Chemist. and every of under his eye.
nvariabIe accuracy and 1t sealed protect
ed by law from counieres eonseq be relied
on genuine without adulteraton-
We have endeavored here TO furnish the community
with medicine Of such intrinsic superiority and worth
- should commend itself To their Condolences remedy
at once Safe speedy and efecual which this has by
peated and countless trials proved itself be-
by great care i preparing with chemical accuracy. of
Uniform strength, to afford Ph, sicaDs agent on
which they rely for e best results and the afflicted
with remedy that will do for theu all that dcine
do. t
PREPARED By J.c. AYERS. cHsN ST, LOWELL, MAS.
" Sold in Evansville, wholesale and retail, by Craw
tora Bell in Princeton, by X. b. Halock; IN Peersbu:g
~ Adams Campbel; and by the Druggists everywhere
Slate. nyg7
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-06-15
HALLS PATENT OoNCREr SAFES
d iIE N.CEQ Ar1usi OF 1910. Marrllled from

fJATENTED August II, 1919. NafIahteu Hon
j. damp and mould as well as IRE proof. C. :,
We manufacturing the above superior Sso a
our esia ablishmen Columbia street. between nroau
way and Sycamore streets, No. 49, and have constantly
a hand a good assortment g..
These Safes a bettet article, as II REGARDS nre
proof quality and dryness than any other manuiactur-
ed In the United States. a..
rcnnt,ti of their Safes by testing equal in size
aiId thickness with ours, on i FAR trial oy nre;
Should they, or any of them conclude TO 40 so, we
will furnish them ofcharge provided IL does
not on tra, prove to be the best-ftice ,o
'"' ""' HALL, DoDDS co.
They can be had nj the Fact ry. No -. Coinmoia
street Cincinnati, Ohio, and in the State oi ihu'aha@
~ ~ ''"'a aoRSsR0oK & wooDARD, Evansville.
FRY & MAXWELL; Madison.
MUNFORD, & HOOKER, Lafayette.
JH VAGIN. indianapolis.
W.T.. DENNIS * CO. Richmond.
marlJ-6md
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NEW ARRIVAL OF SPRING GOODS
At the Wall Paper aud Lamp store

JOHN DEVEREUX, JR.. MAIN STREET., BETWEEN
FIRST AND SECOND.
THE undersigned hereby returns his thanks to the
eitizensof Evansville and vicinity for the liberal
patronage heretofore bestowed on M and would most
respectfully call their attention TO his present new and
oeautfu stock, Apprsnz the Latest patterns or Hail.
dining loom, chahber and other Papers Of superior
qualities. tbs stock Of Gold Parior Paper Is
most complete and will vie with any house in the
West. They are now roady for the inspectisnof por
. Sib n ~ fiyE nin with call. No trouble 10
" yDJl,. NAB JOHN G. DE rs EREUX.
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DRESS GOODS-Jus. received a large and beau
tjfui assortment Of G,o de Rhin, Brocade, Lew
Srins and figured silks, Satin du Chin, Turk and Vest
ing satin Lawns, Shallies, Organdes and Grenadines
Berage de LANES and barred and dotted Swisses &C..
Including all the eties Of fashionable and desirable
Dress Goods Try us--ws defy competition.
apo JOHNSON 4 FRENCH