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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-29

THE Chr GL,s9ow-The New York papers
the probability Of the steamship seen
9th March, Captain Dahl q tho slip
ng to be the mlS'ng steamship city Of oasgoW The fact
the vessel had addleboEes whilst the City Of Glasgow
propeller would seem 70 settle the question: but the Tribune
that "she carries iron tsy and house
hatch painted bud color Of yellow, and occupying
the same am d,hPs PaddeboHes While the roof them be-
Ing slightly archd, and being apparently high from
sence Of the buiNaTk he City % Glasgow had anything
than neng around her dtok ihey might
easily be taken for paddle boxes at n distance"
There Is however another dGenes In which sailors eye
could have been deceived the vessel IL sobsd By
Dahl as Of great breadth II beam whilst the Oily Of Glasgow
apopeers, quite Tor her length. We think,
fore, that u0ud but false
probability Of her safety on this report
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-29

sB- According to Frazsrs Magazine, the Russian fleet
in the Baltic consists of 80 ships in ALL with aggregate
OF ei6s guns or the total number Of ships Is 20
are in fair condition. and the huks. In ad
don to the above there are belonging the Baltic eet
10 schooner Transports aud Iuggers also so 60 mis-
cclaneous cra such pilot vessels tenders yachts &C.
The gunboa aota is in bad condition, aud in number
does exceed so boats so were ordered to be
built last Autumn
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-29

THE wHE,t CROFDurlng las, week OF soe IL or
is miles Ia the southern this county were hyL graf,
ned At The thriving app Of the wheat asd.
which fell under Cbseva0n along the entire
The most Of that saw t. "headns prospect for
an abundant crop decidedly good should casualty
intervene 70 cut " short between
10 that section Of the county, st least will d1ubes realise
handsome yield y
since the above vast type have been that the
ehineh6ugs playing the devil with crop In
particular localities In different sections county To
extent however they have progressed In their rHai game We
are not adviseJ.--LfJepfV SSBfi1a Ady 26 '-' ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-29

NAvAL.-Tho Portsmouth y. II. Chronicle states that
on wednesday lao orders received the navy yard
on that station, to proceed with the enlargement and
petion Of the frgae Santee The Sintee frgac of
about 200 tons and put up in 1851 1t proposed
to enghen her out about t"enty feet sharpen her ends
and thus make her clipper. The model and plans for
her enlargement have been to Washington and ap.
proved, so that the work will be prosecuted with
yigoa. few also at work on the franklin,
which is to be rebuilt rs a steam propeller
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-29

hiyp' on THE PEysloS BURElU-Tt appear, firm, , -,
haue oJ me Gommissoner Of Pensions that Snd. IT,
lonA cases nave been deiesd In
@ zen o9nd 70 be fraudulent Of which venty nine SSs
and twenty-five rejected. 1870
, ron he Treasury these cases t6s a3 snd ~
,sIv b . IN case, That have been rejected because ~
ea.u,y 5000 were received upon the claims reentI he
70 oe Tanuent In Lancaster county Pa The
% ~ committing these frauds Of which even
syy on ~ nv ana sentenced 70 hard labor penen
mas ded one has committed suicide air have tt,s
% o1hd and ned their country, are now waiting a.
uh ana Two against whom OF nns
hW NOT yet been arfped,- Washington Star ''u'o,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-29
DlstoyerY OF n Dlamnnd

The Penny Post OF Saturday, gives the following nc
count Of the discovery Of valuable diamond in Man
chester:
The facts of the discovery arc as nearly "a va c,r
learn, those: man named Moore, in the empIovment
OF Mr.. JAS. Fisher, jr, engaged in dwelling bl
the stable which formerly belonged TO the l,tc S
nel Taylor O1e OF the wofkmen engaged with him /,
throwing up quantity OF EARTH discovered amopg IL
sparkling substance which he threw aside as of no yae
Mr.. Moore took IL up, and upon examination was 40 much
impressed with the sngulay Of It's appearance tia, mo
determined to keep IT, He submitted t TO several level
lers all Of whom said that IL must be either diamond or
topaz He then carried il 10 Mr. Fisher who likewise be-
ing impressed with its appearance determined to have IL
more closely tested. He carried IL Mr.. TYLER of tho
firm Of Mitchell and Tyler, who said instantaneous ne
soon as lie Nehel1 IT, "t Is diamond or IL il is not am
very much deceived" lie passed IL around TO all the
gentlemen employed 10 his service each OF whom con
CURED with min IN opinion file used to test precious
stones vac applied toit; but fortunate than the vi
per 10 the fable instead Of the files biting H. IL biz The
file. The opinion unanimous and Mr. T. returning Il
20 Nj. Moore advised him 10 have II tested by Ptofssot
Dewey, who was 10 the city tho time and whose
scientific knowledge made 1t quite certain that be would
not be deceived lie followed the advice The deoisio,
instantaneous IL was a diamonds gem Of the mn
rest water aud Of exquisite beauty Weighing nineteen
carsis--ihc largest discovered in North 4me,iea
What s value may be, have no means OF ascertain.
ing for tho value Of diamonds becomes indefnte who,
the weight exceeds ten II Il worthy however Of
place 10 the most superb cabinet Of jewels upo1 earth
and would form conspicuous ornament ia the riches,
imperial diadem Of modern times IL is, understand
OF rich amber color, resembling in this respect the
diamond OF the Great Mogul IL may DO the Ar
mory, where be likewise the magnificent geo
logical specimens collected by Professor Dewey ia III,
souhern counties Of this State aud In North Carolina"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-29

SARATOGA SPRISGs.-The arrangements for the coming
session at Saratoga in rapid progress Hotels and
boarding houses are repairing and reurnishng and pre-
paration making for busy The United States is
- be opened on the LIST OF June Union Hall on Thurs
day next; Congress Hall the 10th of June; aud the
Marvin House. the American the Crescent the Columbia
Washington Hall, Broadway House, Montgomery Hall,
Lafayette House. Globe Hotel aud Phoenix Hotel between
the let and 10Th of June
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-29

The DEDIcATIoS.-Thc dedication of the new Masonic
Temple in this town. took place on Wednesday accord
ing 10 previous notice The weather evening pre-
ceeding and on that morning exceedingly unpromsng
and much anxiety was apparent amongst the Fraternity
lest after all their extensive preparations their might be
failure But many came in, crowdng the hotels aud pr-
yate residences, and notwithstanding the rain large and
handsome procession formed at the Odd Fellows Hail. and
marched to the Temple and thence the Baptist church
The ceremonies the Temple witnessed by the fraternity
besides many ladies' the wives and daughters of Mason
To almost ALL the ceremonial OF the dedication was new
aud conducted as it WAS in the most imposing manner
was witnessed it'll the deepes; interest by those entitled
to the privileges OF spectators Danvale Republican,
Nay &c.
franklin CIEcUIT CoUET-This has been in scs.
sion for about ten days, Judge Gner presiding There
was very large Commonwealth docket amongst which
were four Of felony. Isaac s. VIA charged with
murder committed by him the line of franklin and
Floyd, was brought to the bar and the Jury rendered
verdict OF " involuntary mansaughter" and he was
sentenced to confinement in the county jail for twelve
months.
msn named Hall charged with stabbing woman
who refused TO marry him, sentenced TO the peuiten
tiary for five years.-B.
We understand Mr.. Wcher the President of the Rich
mond aud Danyile Railroad Company has succeeded in
purchasing iron in the city Of New York. and will be
ready to commence ayngt down in n few days. By this
arrangement the company w experience no delay by the
loss OF the 600 tons at Sea- short time since by the sink
ing Of the yesscl.-B.
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LYNCHBURG MARKET NAV 9th

the hhis against e7 hid,
corresponding week of last so animated fr
eommoa and nddng Of e,-wh the
are wei maintained. good
ga 20 good to hne do 20 common middlnr shipping
sale. made at t0 u.s. t and upsars one hid
by Nj Lemon OF Roanoke county hs sixty dollar.
70 John b Walker, Esq., OF Richmond Also shipping
crop Of u hid, belonging to the Bradley sold a,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-29

The srSoD OF BALTrNoRE.-The following is the reso.
luton adopted by the General Presbyterian Assembly,
Old School, now in session Buffalo, contributing new
Synod from the Synods OF Philadelphia and Virginia Tb.
resolution passed by vote OF ayes lSo,nays 10:
Resolved That the request of these four Prebyteries
Carlisle, Baltimore, Eastern Shores and Virginia be
granted and that the Presby cries Of Carlisle Baltimore
and Eastern Shores, from the Synod of Philadelphia and
the Prcsbytery of Winchester, from the Synod of Vir
gina be hereby set off and constituted into new SYNOD
to be called the Synod Of Baltimore, which body shall
meet in the street church in the city of Washington on
the last Tuesday (3ob) of October next at o O'Clock
p. ~, and be opened with q sermon by Rev. w s. Plum.
mer d. d. in his absence by the oldest minister pres
ent who shall preside until another Moderator be chosen
and that thereafter the Synod convene on their own adj
iouruuent $50
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-29

I'd The ST. Anthony Democrat estimates the present
population Of Minnesota Territory $4,000 and that the
increase this will be 10000. At tho census OF 1850
the number Of white persons G.OSs. The town of
ST. Anthony contains 1000 souls In $780, con-
tanned 6s7
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-29

large aud prices change w.
70 Puo'e common ght priced lug, ~ to 81 good so TO
So, ,sst - 10 ~ good an ane steming l2; nne
shipping lo TO l5A; tue manufacturing IL to ?5L
sl,iU TO 30. ' s ''' anu ""''e AZ
ted nlsTER A WHITE c. =, se,y no'i'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-29

The Galena Advertiser says that on the 9Th inst 8,
evening little before O'Clock, a singular phepomenon
was witnessed by several persons who were sitting on the
guards OF the steamer War Eagle IL consisted OF an i'm
mense bal! OF light which suddenyappeared in the heay
at an angle Of about 10 degrees and fell from thence
to the horizon leaving behind IT, not a fiery all ne is
usual with such phenomena, but track Of dense white
smoke, which kept its perpendicular position in the sky
for about three minutes aud then slowly curle itself M.
like huge serpent and in about ten minutes vanished
The Co. court Of becklenburg the May term refused
the petition Of the anticense men, aud "upanimouslv
granted license" to retail liquors 70 every body that
for it-JoJdeeo Plant, May 20.
HAIL SToRN.-We have just been informed that a very
severe hail storm occurred ia our county Sunday evening
last, along the Meherrn river which was very des,rncve
in its elects vegetation The Tobacco plants were
almost totally destroyed the wheat ruined and the gar.
dens entirely demolished Our informant states that in
riding over the country swept by H. he saw Yesterday
(MoDday) evening" piles of the hal stones containing half
bushe more, where they had been heaped up by the
storm which blew at the time. The space over which IL
swept abou. three miles wide Tic forest was
petey stripped Of its leaves.-B.
In this county OF ,Mocklenburg) the Tobacco plants
are scarce in sections bu; abundant in Others AL
together, we suppose average con Ia planted The
wheat crop promises we'll The oats are uuiyersly pro-
missing at present.
gentleman from Granville county tells US that there
an abundance Of pnts IN the sections which no has
VISITED and as the have been good ve,v I,,gc
crop has been plnntod-U 80
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-29

eB- Intelligence from California to the eed of April is
that the territory agated respecting the formation
state government. Those in favor of the change est
mate the population at 900 and the property at s4o-
100000 The opponents say $4,000 is the limit of the
population, and SIC, 600, 600 of the properly
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-29

DAD fkE6icAMEST.-According to the London COR
respondent Of The Boston Post the neonio ~ ST.
U had predlcament They despise and abhor the pTe
sent sovereign but there lie in the whole family Of
spanish boIto9ns single eligible even respectable
prince 70 nke ber place Don Paula Is inbecis Count
hootemoin PeureIbgot, Don Enrique worthless va
suit the Spaniards 0" f'enon W
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-29

foVSp-O n Friday last, the body Of female child. ems
coeu oy cloth containing rocks was found In the run
easy OF toWn An nques, held bu, the juty was nm
aole 70 render anything like reblc verdict pbtsicisn
,hen mat from the ste ofthc lungs the child had been
bad been produced 10y violent means or had es,,d S
natural causes II Il supposed that some white ,no,bcr
70 conceal her guilt resoed this inhuman ACT and IL
p1pen .he implicated party may be btougb. 70 sstce
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NIX NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
RICHMOND WING.
MONDAY MORNING, MAY 90, 1854.
ropoRRnsPoNDKNIs.
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Letters business be addressed 10 the "Edtors ~
As WAio." -
This rue standing, ought to be known ali, and viii
"a departed from Obituary notices exceeding eight
lines are charged for As advertisements.
~ Communications win be charged the advertise
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-29

GoUTHKRN QUARTERLY RKvIgw-Ina rs bound volumes,
- from the 1872 January 1855 sale al
my29 MORRIB BOOK sToRE
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-29
DIED
RICHMOND MARKETS. M,r a.

On SGndy the 2sh instant WILLIAM KEELING SON Of NJ,
> and Frances Ann Barrett-aged year., - "
Sp- Norfolk papers please copy
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-29

EE The announcement of the death of Col Chambers
senior editor of the ST. Louis Republican was premature
The Republican ofthe 22d says:
At 10 o'clock last night Mr. Chambers the editor Of this
paper was still alive, but without any hope of his living
through the night. e
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-29

E The baltimore Patriot Of the 26th learns bst tho
Peruvian agent yesterday received orders advance tho
price Of Guano, aud II is held at $500 per ton In
stead OF 5000 as for some time past This advance has
been isduced by the increased price Of freights
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-29

-
W DIR. MILLS has removed to 18th street, between
Broad and Marshall in the Tear1 the R'. baptist
n I'VE, TAR AND GRINDsTONEs-In store aud aGoat,
n and for sale ~
@y.y EDwIN woRTHAM . 90.
'RNlNyrr LAIE, BI.OCK TIN, sPtIIgEIs Avn
nyD EDWIN WORKMAN 4 CO.
Iron AND sTEEI-i5o ton, Iron Of assorted size. and
hhus 10 tons Cast, English Diered and American Steel
my9 EDWIN WORKMAN co.
"A DAmANTINE CANDLES.-IOO bake. Adam antne
Sya 1'"''' 20 Oo's '''on oI ESs Gs :as
MOI ALL s0iD.The genuine Hcdi,srransan Stone Water
SAFE ' ESrmRor 'sT GiS:'
II ICORICE.-IOO cases "Ynurria"
10 10 DO DO &C.. &C. and i'd F p.,,.,,xr
All % superior quality for sale y ,,r,aonr
ENGLIsII DAILY CHEESE, 10 small boxes. prime
quality New Berkshire Cheese Pine Apple Cheese
my0 Conner Pearl Al Gary streets.
dthrsnGD AND POWDERED sUGAns
~ ''' % TO PR %SG 2Rss' III. fsis'''d
ny.s Corner Re,tl and Gary sire,t'
EcGIFiED wHISKI Y, superior article
ho pspPsrmini and Cinnamon Cordals
Wins and Bisndle,, full assortment
IN ,tore and for sale BY RAWLINGS MILLER,
mJz' Corner Pearl and Cary streets.
Gdhn BAsKETs CHAMPAGNE WINE Of our own Ia.
''''' ''' ''"''"s ' Ra% VI ING MILLER,
fnJO Conner Pearl and Cary streets.
NoRTH CAnoLISA sIiAD AND HFHIIINGs-G cargo
~ dahy expected, and for sale TO arrive, by
"yN Corner Pearl and Cary streets.
IN BY tmya9i EDWIN woRTmSM Co ''
FNosE .i safe by ]; " RsSpoItii NAY H!S;is:4,
s IN Aey;na being Note, collected during Three Years
,aco ana Travels 10 that country by P'tyn' plates
l9sre. and Average Tables per cent, new method
ON ON. '1 y.s smSs cum from any period from day
o no.. lo'reMs Account. shorter time and with agus,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-29

Ito. NJ WEST Nos. and 9, Exchange Place. offers for
Pa and Authentic Report Testimony the Trial Of
ward With the Speeches Of Governor oLtend.n, Gov.
or Helm. Marshall Rsq, aud Nathaniel Wolfe, gsq
The Reply Of Alfred Allen ksq Attorney for The Common wealth
Price - cents, 0E0. NJ. WEST,
nyW aud Exchange
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-29

BANK OFFICER ELEcTEp.-0n Thursday last. Mr. r. II.
BATE was elected Teller OF the Brunch Bank Of Virginia
in this city, vice Nc. Allen Archer resigned Ia part
ing with Mr. A the Bank loses excellent officer
out has been exceedingly fortunate in procuring
sor SO well qualified in every respect we know Mr. Bate
TO be.-Peters6mrg Express, Nav 81
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-29
ALVAREZ.


In the afternoon, towards sunset the hills surrounding
the town were perfectly covered with Alvarczs troops
who Immediately started In pursuit Uf the enemy and
completely succeeded in literally cutting them to pieces
capturing thes animals by hundreds hc greater part OF
which had been stolen from the ronches Of Alvarez Com
onfort, and Moreno aud IL IL quite certain that San
to Anna will reach Mexico he only as far as Chpan
cngo, with 900 braves For the particulars OF their
engagements your readers referred the official bull
letin. i will merely add that Gen Alvarez 10 private
letter, states that the river Popsgao actually color
Cd red with the blood Of the killed and wounded and
that some unfortunate general who slightly wounded
aud was being carried IN Santn Annas litter was com.
Pletey rdded with balls, and his men for some time
thought IL was the Captain General who had been shot
When matters settle down little, the following pro
nrneiomt.!o will, have believe, be issued
For Presideni-Luan Dsutista Cevallos.
For Minister Of War-Juan Snlrrcz Navarro.
For Minister Of Foreign Archaeological Comon-
fort.
For Minister Of the Treasury-Melchor 0compo
For Minister Of Jusuce-Juan Autonia de Ia Puente.
better selection, 10 my opinion could not be made
They all gentlemen Of talent and liberal sentiments;
and this republic, with such President and Cabinet
whose only aim would be the interests Of their country
without aspiring after empty titles aud "impcral ani,s
would be herself again. and God speed the day
when the rights and liberties Of free commerce will be
again restored to a troddcn down people
The port OF Acapulco has been declared free TO baors
and the tariff reduced TO Cevallos
s reported that Ger era Bravo and his adv died ver,
suddenly, on the same day; at Cbipancingo.
GFRONIuoa
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In the battle on the CO. O
quello road several prisoners to b
was taken, among whom mon
were Captain Joseph Miguel pen
Yndart. They were ordered T
TO be closely watched, and spet
on the taking Of the castle to the
be shot in the public plaza. ed
Instead Of which they cd 4
were, on the morning Of the had
breaking up OF Santa Anna's the
cncampment, tied to trees, theI
10 uniform, with muskets in AM
their hands, shot, and left, in a
as we're nearly all of his man
dead, without burial. sent
On his first days march req
all the houses on the road fave
were burned, the old and in shor
firm were shot, and the wo- fore
mems hair cropped. ing
naIF
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lGNACI0 C0M0NFORT.
OFFICIAL BULLETIN-NEW DEFEAT.
Army Of the Restoration OF Liberty,


CAMP NEAR PERIGRISO, April so, 1854.
Excellent Sr-With the greatest satisfaction have the
honor to communicate to that with the brigade
der my commsnd, defeated the morning Of this day
the OF the division of General Santa Anna captu
ing the greater part of his convoy killing in the &c
ton some persons Of high rank.
There still remains u force Of thousand men in
Nene del Pergno, surrounded by the section under the
command OF Col Don Incarnation Alvarez who has kept
a continual fire the enemy for than two hours
and which, should they remain, intend attack with
brigade. which will be joined with the section under
the command of Col. Ojends.
As am before the enemy aud when the conflict which
is to take place TO morrow is over shall furnish your
EIceency with minute account OF the same as also
that OF this day God and Liberty
(Sgned) TRoS MORENO
And have the satisfaction to transmit YOU for the
information Of the garrison under your command aud that
OF the inhabitants OF your district.
Signed, JUAN ALVAREZ
May l, 1854.
To Col. Ignacio Conoaort, Chief Commander Of
Acapulco. 4.
From private letter extract the following which
We add to the foregoing official bulletin At a quarter
to III O'Clock this morning, up with the rear of
The enemy. After the hiring had ceased in the Pericno
and which we heard little further up the Hugua Hehi.
sondo, aud after an hour and halls hard f.hting we
drove the enemy from the advantageous position in which
they were aud then their complete defeat effected
Yes complete-so much so, that they most shame.
fully, leaving in possession hundred and forty
pack mules large number Of horses and arms lot OF
clothing, PROVISIONS aud oer articles, which will be Of
great service and benefit troops"
IL within few hours the Dictator has not persisted or
been taken prisoner he will be compelled to capulae
as his position is difficult ann owing. Up to the
present moment for the short distance Of the road the en-.
envy have travelled they have abandoned more than two
hundred and fifty mules plenty Of ammunition and pro.
visions, OF which troops will make use The number
of killed and wounded very great The lesson will be
complete.
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THAI OF MNTT n NYAUU


NEW NOnTH CAROLINA NIT, GROSS AND PAMIL
~ ZOE HERRiHGs, just received and for sale by
The Literary echo, and Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1854, 1854-06-15
Still they Come.
MORE NEW GOODS
AT THE
CHI Z AP TORE
ON MAIN STREFT

Formerly occupied BY " Z, Css f Ca.
n S. s. co, have just returned from Boston,
". an9 have made large additions 70 their
already very large stock Of Dry Goods, which
they are Offering at unprecedented low prices
We VIII sci. good yard wide brown Sheetings for
I cents per gard; bleached do for 10 cents do /;
Ausns and Lawns Tor cents; yard wide
Prints IL l.2 cents; Summer Berages IL IL
cents per yard; 1000 yards d DBages 20 cents
a yard; 1000 yards French Ginghams IL l.2
cents yard 1000 yards English Prints, fast
colors, 10 cents per yard; a large assortment of
Dress Silks, in plain and fancy colors Summer
Shawls in all styles; all wool do. from 81 rs to
SIS; white Grape do. from SO 90 to $l4;
Visites, all styles from 50 25 to So.
We have just opened large assortment of
Sale Goods, Undersleeves, Chimisettes, wrought
Collars in cambria lace and muslin wrought
Handkerchefs in latest styles; 25 dozen more
of those nice heavy German Hose for 10 cents
per pair, besides great variety of goods which
will be offered at prices that no fault can be
found with. Again, we say to all those who
have Cash to pay for their goods that we
will sell you as many goods for 81 as is
usually bought for 81 25, and that all our goods
are as they are represented, or the money will
be refunded. CLOUGH, SCRIBNER & co.