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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-06-14
DINEY POINT PAVILION.-Thisa aare

DINEY POINT PAvILION.-This aarees.
BILE bathing place, and quiet retreat for those In
search OF he alih and rational pleasure having been
leased by the undersigned, with a view to the pur
chase of it If successful in his efforts to accommo
date the public, will be opened for the season on
"Wednesday 18th June.
Many and varied improvements have been re.
Gently made, calculated to promote the comfort of
visitors and nothing shall be omitted by the pro-
prietor aud his family, which can afford the least
satisfaction to his guests Parents and their child
dren will find the comforts of home in ample pro-
vision, whilst the devO.ee of fishing may come as.
sured, thst every necessary arrangement for bis
accommodation in the way of fishing boats and
tackle with proper persons to wait on him whilst
engaged in his captivating sport, has been fully
made In addition seine will be daily drawn for
of visitors, whilst fret rate band of music will be
in readiness day and night, for the amusement and
recreation of those who may call il into service.
Visitors from Richmond and Fredericksburg can
reach the Point oD Monday, Wednesday and Satur
day OF each week, by means of the steamers Pow
hatsn and Osce1s, which touch at Aqua Greek on
those days, and returning, reach the creek on
Tuesday, Thursday and Friday of each week by
the same boats in time to connect with the regular
mail train of those days.
The terms of board al the Point will be 81 for
single day, 81 so per day for three days. and less
than week, $40 per week. and $50 per month
Children and servants half price As no public
celebration is contemplated the 4h of July at the
Point, visitors, prior TO that date may come with
every assurance that their comfort and quiet will
not be disturbed by any assemblage OF boisterous
character. WIN. w. DIX,
Formerly proprietor OF the Fountain Inn, Light
street, Baltimore.
Pney Point Pavilion. Nd I
June 9th 1853 e7-ts
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SCOTCH AND MANCHESTER. - Ju
~ received
Best Manchester Gingham
Superio: Scotch Solid Plaid Gingham
Do French. Plaid and Striped Gingham
Searsucker and Chambry Gingham
French Prints, second supply
White Brillisnts, new and pretty
Manila Corded Skirts
Shirt Muslin. white, black and colored
Parasols and Umbrellas, full supply
Furniture, Dinalty and Marseilles Quilts
With other goods for families
CHRISTIAN Il LATHROP,
myl9 1at 80 Main street.
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n E. IGEA,
u. STOCK ana LAND WARRANT AGENCY,
GOVERNOR STREET.
Stocks bought and sold on Commission. The
highest price paid for Land Warrants.
Geld and silver Wanted.
EP Prize tickets in all Lotteries sold in Lot.
teTiss under the management of France & Co,
will be promptly paid by me, and all inquiries
relative to the business of X. France d Co.. ad
dressed 10 them at Richmond, will meet with
pr mpt attention.
mp C. B. LUCK.
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T l.. PULvERMACHER's HYDRO

II l.. PULVERMACHER's HYDRO
W Electric V0 taic Chains.-The Hydro
electric VoItaic Chain is a new application OF well
known natural laws, by which effects can be pro
aueed on the human organization, which although
extraordinary, may easily be demonstrated aad
The reality aud superior merits Of which are ac
knowleaged already By the highest scienr rdc aatho.
rites Ct The United States, England, France, Aus
Una, ETC. etc; copies of soma Of the testimonials
wiil be furnished gratis on application by mail or
Otherwise, to PURCELL, LADD 4 CO,
Je DrugqigtR 90 Main st.
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EXPRESs NOTICE,
Virginia aud Tennessee Rail Road.


vNAKE great pleasure in informing Merchants
and others. OF this city, &c, thst they have Ell
fected arrangements with the Virginia aud Tennes
see Kali Road Company for the exclusive privilege
of running Daily Express per the Mail Trains
over their line, from Lynchburg. Va, thence by
Stages to ali points in Western Virginia and East
Tennessee, and will commence operations on the
10Th Of June.
Due notice will be given of the various routes,
Agents, &c.
The public will please bear in mind, although we
have the exclusive right TO run Express on this
line, 1t will be one for their accommodation and not
an ExoRBITANT, MoNoP oLIsING IMP POSITION.
WIN. l.. MAULE, Agent,
lie 9-6t Pearl street
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NUMnEk B0ARDING.-Ihe subscriber,
~ situated at Mechum's river, the present termi-
nus of the Virginia Central Railroad, has accom-
modatons for twenty or thirty ooarders. His
house, beds and furniture are entirely new; his
rooms well ventilated, the surrounding country
healthy and delightful Every exertion will be
made to render his guests comfortable Terms
moderate, and made known on application.
WIN GRAVES.
naoh,,n,po p;uo- Mou0S .f
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n A severe thunder storm passed over
Charleston on Wednesday last. The light.
n'ng shivered the masts of the schooner Em.
ma Baker, and the house of William Luc as
was somewhat injured; but no lives were lost.
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GUNNER GOODS FOR GENTLRMRN

GUNNER GOODS FOR GENTLEMEN.
~ Black, Blue, Brown and Green French Cloths
Black and Fancy Cassimeres
Black DTap de Etc and Csshmaretts
White and Cord Linen Drilings
silk and Narcotics Vesiings
Gauze, Merino and Silk Under.Shirts
Lisle Thread and Cotton do
Silk, Thread and Cotton Half Hose
Gloves and Hdk'fs, in every style
SILK and Cotton Umbrellas
Crsvsts and Summer Stocks
We have In store large and handsome assort-
ment of Goods for Gentlemen's Summer Wear,
partly enumerated above. which win be sold q low
az similar goods can be bought anywhere.
WARREN e. PERKINS,
jel3 14l Esgle Square.
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a VIM. Cregar, believed to be one of the
principal counterfei,ers in the Union, was ar
rested IN Philadelphia last week.
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A letter TO the Syndey Freemans Journal,
from Melbourne, ccnlrms the report Of the es.
cape of Mr.. O'Donohoe from Van Dieman's
Land, and adds
Further particulars, Though aware of ihem,t
cannot yet publish; O'Donoboe, however, il
clear OFF and. more than thai, don't think be
is yet missed by the jailors. Would to heaven
that the four who still remain behind were
now pacing the deck with him. What pity Il
is that such men as the unfnching O'Brien,
the chivalrous Mitchell, the devoted Martin,
and the amiable O'Doherfy, sholld still pine
IN bondage. But they will escape yet. Three
OF the imprisoned birds have already broken
the bars Of their cage, and oh! may they be
quickly joined BY the four remaining captive
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NoRFoLK.-Capt. Craft, of the sehr. Adri
ance, indicted in Norfolk for being engaged
IN the slave trade, has been discharged from
custody.
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GUNNER GOODs-Great Bargains may
- be had at the metropolitan rtsre.-In
order 10 reduce our stock of Summer Goods, we
will offer great inducements to purchasers of Dry
Goods We name In part beautiful Emb'd White
Muslin Dress Goods, Muslin Due Berge for Travel
ing Dire sses Silks, Berege DeLaines, Lawns, Cling.
hams, Fringes and Trimmings. Muslin and Lace
Sleeves &c.
Also, a large and handsome assortment of Man
tillss together with general variety of sessopable
goods the Ladies will hod our assortment good,
and at prices that will suit them.
WILCOX 81 BELTS,
lie 10 ISL Eagle Square.
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u During recent FIRE at Wallipgford,
Conn.,, a little daughter of Preston Lincoln
perlshed in the fames.
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n Patrick Fitzgerald and Thomas Near,
ure to be hung in New York on Friday mex,
for the murder of their wives.
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E,REsH HARDWARE.-We have just re.
ceived, of direct importation, and offer for sale
afurther large supply of Sheffield Goods, consist
ing of
Table and Dessert Knives and Forks
Pen and Pocket Knives in great variety, of l, 2, g.
4 and 6 blades
Butcher Knives, Shoe Knives
Hand. Cross Cut Pit, Mill Saw and Flat Bastard
Files, all sizes
Horse, Wood, Shoe and Cabinet Raspa, &C.
To which we invite the attention of Merchants
and others VS. g. G DOMAIN
Importers of Hardware and Cutlery,
RD 19 No l9Pearl street
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g MIR. David Hunt, q wealthy planter, Of
Mississippi, recently sent $4,000 10 the treasu.
rer OF the American Colonization Society,"
He had previously made liberal contributions,
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Sss 8
IMPORTANT AND CHEERING NEWSI
PARISEN d KINGS


Fer ROANOKE AND JAMEeTOWN.
REDUCED RATES AND INCREASED EYPEDI.
TION, &c ac
NNHE proprietors having made new arranyements
for the still better dispatch of their Express by
the stsamships Il oaneke and jamestown from
New York, they wish to keep il before the public.
that PARISEN g. KINGS POPULAR SOUTHERN
EXPRESS is always on hand tor the sccommoda-
ton OF their friends, at the lowest rates and unpa-
ralieled Dispatch their Express leaving New York.
is generally delivered at almost every point of Viz
ginia In 4s hours. and throughout North Caroline in
90 hours and at forty per cent below the old HUN
BUG MONOPOLY rrstti -
'PARISEN & KINGS facilitie for the expeditions
transportation OF Freight and Packages cannot be
peat by any express company In existence and they
defy any competition, therefore, in the snape Of
humbug. imposition and monopoly.
,E BE suIe to order your goods by Parfsen
q Aings Express, No Z Barclay street, New
Rest assured, that all they promise, they
will faithfully fulfil 80
PARlsEN d KING, No 2 Barclay st, Y,
and Rnllin
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- STEAMER BELVIDERE
FOR BALTIMORE AND PHILADRI

rsiE h The Beividere, Captain Clifford,
viii be ready to receive freight To.
day, tMonaay) at l2 O'Clock, and she will continue
to receive it mp to the hour OF 2 o'clock n,
Tuesday, the 18th instant.
The Company will not be responsible for goods
after they leave the wharf
Shippers are requested to send in the names of
their consignees before the boat leaves otherwise
their goods must be stored in Baltimore Il their
expense. and risk.
Shippers will find this route the most expeditions
and the cheapest to Wheeling, Pittsburg Cincinns.
Il and the South and West generally Goods con-
signed to Jacob Brandt, Jr Baltimore will be for.
warded tree of commi sion.
je 13-2t LUDLAM 4 WATsON.
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q The N. Y. Evening Post OF the 9th
inst, states that as Gen. Scott was passing
down Fifth avenue few evenings since, he
stumbled and fell headlong. He was taken
home by some gentlemen. When they offered
to support him by the arm, he remarked,
"Don't touch that, believe it is broken.n-
His face was also badly bruised. We have
heard nothing farther in regard to this acc.
dent. .r.-tt
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J. II cOGHILL WIN COGHILL A J CoGHILL.
j. III. COGHILL e. co,
Wholesale Dealers in Groceries and Provisions, and
Commission Merchants, Fire-Proof Brick
Warehouse, San Francisco, California.
Refers TO Mr. James Thomas, Jr Richmond, Va
Messrs Purcell, Lsdd g. Co, Richmond; Messrs
Barling, McKer d Co, and Mr. Eastman Bal
timore; C A Meigs, Esq, Cashier American Elk
change Bank, New York; Messrs Ross, Falconer,
164 Pearl Street, New York. Messrs Page Bacon
& Co, Bankers, San Francisco; Beverly C Sanders,
Esq, late Collector of Customs, San Francisco.
je Am
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sDEAUTRFUL III Alh, SOFT, SILKY
ID AND RICH-The Lusiral Heir Tonic by BEN.
NETT e. BEERS. from the original Paris Recipe
is universally acknowledged the most elegant toilet
article for the hair ever used 1t prevents it from
falling outor turning grey removes all dandruff and
beauties, restores ana preserves the hair, making
it dark, soft, smooth and rich Price only 25 and
so cents bottle-iti is cheaper than the cheapest
and better than the best single bottle will prove
its efficacy. lie
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IMPORTANT EXPRESS NOTICE TO
Il the Public.-BewRre of Imposition and
Eumbug MOn0p0ly.-We feel called upon as
q sense OF duty We owe toward the public and our
selves to caution the numerous patrons and friends
of Pafisen & Kings Express, throughout
Virginia, North Carolina and Tennessee, against
hand bills and adyertis isemeuts issued by certain
Express Company, long known to the merchants
OF the South, especially Virginia and North Caro-,
lima, as the tordy e1orbitant and moRopolising Ez
press This fast Express wishes to inform the pub.
lie that they effected arrangements for "ercLu-
sire Express privileges on board the steamships
Roanoke and Jamestown and thus lead the pub.
lie to suppose that no other Express can run on
the ships. To settle this matter definitely, and put
it in its true light before the public, we will only
say that we have been running our Express ON the
steamship Roanoke since her second trip, and UiU
continue to do until she runs her last trip and
the 10th instant will make first Express
Shipment on the new and magnificent steamship
Jamestown, and which Expresses will always be
directly under the charge of our oUn special mes.
seRgeTS
Freight and packages will be delivered with our
usual promptness, and at the same loo rates as
heretofore which will be at least 40 per cent be.
low the self styled exclusive Express Company,
as we are aware, they must do a large business
and be aoel paid for the privilege of having small
room on board the ships, for which PARISEN a.
KING offered the sum of (S47 00W forty seven thou.
sand dollars for years contract
We would again and lastly state to the public and
our patrons, that interests largely iden.
tilted with the increasing enterprise of the South,
and the general direction of the business under the
personal superintendence of one of the firm, who
permanently resides at Petersburg, Va, call for
a continuance of that liberal patronage heretofore
conferred upon US, and general support of the
system of economy, punctudlity and expedition as
first introduced by u.s. and upon which all may de-
pend, being carried out to the letter.
PARISEN & KING.
JAS. H. KING, Barclay street. New York
WIN. B. PARISEN, Bollingbrook st, Petersburg, Va,
Entertaining lively sense of the high moral
tone, honor and business capacities of Messrs Pari.
sen King, since | have been connected with the
house, | would respectfully urge upon my own
personal friends, merchants and others of this city,
to continue the patronage here totore so lberally
bestowed upon this Southern enterprise, which is
In direct opposition TO a monopoly and an imposition
which has peen practiced upon them SO long
WIN. l.. MAULE, Agent,
]e9-lW Pearl street.
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~ Madame Bishop is TO give concert
IN Winchester on Wednesday evening.
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nAk ORCHARD ACID WATEE.-We
~ call the attention of Physicians and others to
this Mineral Water, as being one of the most efica
cious, and at the time one of the most simple
remedial agents known. Ithas been successfully
used in the treatment of many diseases, especially
those affecting the stomach, bowels and urinary or
cous Catarrh general debility and loss of appetite
Sealdhead and Salt Rheum, night sweats, and all
diseases of the skin DroPsy in its earliest stages
has also been successfully treated with this wet5r
Descriptive pamphlets furnished gratis by
ADIE & GRAY, Druggists,
leg Sole Agents for the State of Virginia
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MIssIssIPPI.-We learn from the Paulding
Clarion that at Winchester, in Wayne county,
aiew days ago, Gillmsn Allen presented . pis !.
Ioi al J. >. Pharos, threatening his life, and
Pharos then rushed upon Allen and stabbed
nih several times, the wounds resulting in
death. PhaTos was admitted to bail. The
case is considered one ofjustifabie homicide.
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hard. was Robert Box, Esq; that the boy by
his side was Jeremy; and that the two had the
qualification before mig ght of ofmeasuring the claws
OF the two monsters who guarded them so zeal
ously the night before. Until the hour OF bis
death, those worthless slept together on the
tanned skin of the male, and il Jeremy is still
living-which is more than likely, for the fever
and ague never kills anybody-he will be
pleased to relate to you the whole story of the
Panther Sentinels.- Great VALLEY Trode. -,
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a w. OSBORN, the well known Dagger.
kAs rean Artist, opposite the Banks, takes
great pleasure in announcing to his friends and the
public, that he has been to great expense and
trouble to procure an instrument superior to any
before kHoaon. MIR OSBORN will guarantee
better hkeIesses of children than have ever been
taken In Richmond, and in one,half the time any
other Artist quires. This instrument was man.
ufsciured by one of the best makers ia this coun.
try, expressly for my use. Come one, come all,
and bring your little ones. OSBORNS
ao7 Sign of the Flags of all Nations
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g man named Massino has recovered
$4,000 damages of the Nashville and Chatta
nooga railroad company. Massino was pas
senger on a train which was thrown off the
track by running over cow. He had his lee
broken, and ampu,ation was found necessary
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70 Lewis Cass, J1., our Charge d'Affaires
al Rome. came home in the steamer Pa
cific.
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EREND6 CHINA, DC, AT %IS hfoad
Z street, opposite Messrs Breeder & Fox's Dry
Goods Store.
r. l.. HICKSON is now opening a supply of
beautiful China Flower Vases, Gis Pitchers, new
styles Motto Cubs and Saucers, plain and gold
band Tea Sets, Fruit Baskets, Gard Receivers,
Csndlest!cks handsome Toilette Bottles Also on
hans a large stock Of Crockery end Glass Ware,
Trays, Weilers, Spoons Knives and Forks, Look
ing Glgss-s. Lamps, &c, with greatly variety Of
fancy aracics all OF which he will sell ct low prices
nv I3
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Mechum's River, May 25th, 1859 ny 26-dtf

II MCDONALD, Successor to Med Onald
h, & Lyons, Regalia and Banner Manu-.
factarers, will continue the business at the old
stand where he will be pleased TO ill all orders that
may be entrusted to him
Lodges, Divisions and Encampments fitted out at
short notice.
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WILLIAM nIOUNTJOY,s MARBLE
w EACIORY and Granita and Stone Yard. cas-

WILLIAM TIOUNTJOY'S MARBLE
w FACTORY and Granite and Stone Yard, east
corner OF 9Th and Main streets, Richmond, We, at
al times prepared to furnish Marble Monuments
foubs or Head Stones, of any size or pattern; Mar
Die Manteipieces, Marble work for cabinet makers
OK any work OF the kind of the best materials and
worknl ansaip, at the shortest nouce, and as ia
vorabIe terms az any other establishment between
Boston and New Orleans Having extensive Gra.
mite Quarrfes of easy sccess from the city, and
OF quality not to be surpassed even by the far.
famed Quincy Granite, ne also engages to put up
Granite Fronts, or any other knd of house.
work, in ihe most reliable manner, With such dis.
prteh sud upon such terms as csnno. Fl Tito please
every one.
EyGranite furnished Of specified sizes for
stone cutters, or rough Granite for mason work
B-Having recently engaged very expert
eaced Carver and Engrayer, he ID prepared to do ali
kinda of ornamental marble work, at the lowest
possible prices. NIB l6-3m*
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A IL SMALL BOYS.-H. p. TAYLOR, ott
n street, between Grace and Frapklin-My
school being exclusively for beginners, give spe
cal attention TO ReGding, Correct Enuncigtinn
Grammar and Spelling; also to Geography, Hap
Drawtng, Arithmetic and History. Specimens Of
my poye composition ana writing, may be always
seen az TIE Dispatch od'es. My Hale Is perenap
tory, but As eeatla as possible oc
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HAVING given up the Regatta business, cheer.
fully recommend to my brethren of the various
Orders my successor and late partner, mcDO-
EALD. aud hope they will extend to him the pat
ronage heretofore extended to the late firm.
my l9-3m A s LYONS.
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pOkr0 kECO bTDLAssEs.-5 hhds prime
= = Ao'asses, 30 hhds Cuba Molasses, rs bbls
0 dolssses. for sale by
iss EDWIN y - & co.
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SAD OccURRENcE.-The Bowling Green
(ky.) Standard says that difficulty occurred
in that county short time since, between Mrs.
Marion Bunch and Miss Brown, in which
the latter was killed. The particulars which
led to this horrible tragedy arc unknown, or
the means by which it was effected A sister
of Miss Brown, in attempting to appease the
affray, received several severe wounds, which
it is feared will prove fatal.
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ExAMIHATIoN OF THE REMAINS OF ARTHUR
SpRIsG.-The Philadelphia Bulletin thus de-
scribes post mortem examination OF Arthur
Spring, a, the Philadelphia College of Medi-.
cine: f.Ai
The chronological developments Of the
head of the murderer, were characteristic of
the man. The head was large, being over %
inches in circumference. The perceptive ia
culties were strong and the reflective weak
Benevolence and other organs, which are the
indications of good disposition, were found
to be very poorly developed, while sel6shness
and hrmness were large, and cautiousness
was well developed. Secretiveness was large.
and the animal organs, such as combativeness
and desructiveness, were enormous. The
oase OF the brain was very large. The FORE
part OF the head wss very email, and the back
W. vs,y large, indicating sensuality and cruelty.
ne Professor styled the Uranium Of the de.
| ceased, abull dog head"
| ihere was but sittle in the appearance Of the
| orain 10 indicate that the deceased had died
| from any violence to the head or neck. The
| oraih was very slightly congested, and there
| were no signs whatever Of extraversation.-
| There was nothing in fact unusual in the up.
pearance of the brain. Nothing to indicate
| hanging.
The dissection of the neck disclosed differ.
ent condition of things. The muscles were
| found to be much congested, and there was a
great extraversation of blood. The windpipe
was found to be disruptured in front, having
| been bursted by the acliJn Of the cord. This
result is unparalleled, SO far as the knowle ge
of the demonstration extended. This was
| probably the cause of the instantaneous death
| of the culprit.
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400 taAAE B3Ls. FAMILY ROE HER
IL w ilngs In Store, for sale by
JeS john WoaBLE s. CO.
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GUNNER UNDER CLOTHING FOR
- GEETLEMEN.--W. F. OWENS has on hand
g handsome assortment of silk, thread, cotton
gauze ard linen Under Shirts and Drawers; also
linen and cotton Shirts of superior make, and of
Danskin's celebrated pattern, which are warranted
10 ft togeihsr with a handsome assortment of
Gloves, Hosiery, Cr&vats Opera Ties, Canes, I'm.
brellas Pore Monnaics, &c SC, suitable for gen.
tlemen, Of the most fashionable and desirable
kinds.
IT, Gerremeus' measures taken Shirts and
Collars made 10 order. w +. OWENS,
nv 24-lm* Opposite American Hotel