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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-03-28


E7-Fhe Hiudoos Of Auburn, who carri-
ed the late election. have proceribed a bell
ringer, who is The Sexton Of the Presbyte.
rian Church, and appointed a member Of
their eWn council in his stead. The town
clock is in that Church, and nobody ever
before thought of employing any other bell
ringer than the one who had the care of The
building. It would seem from this that it
is not enough for a man to be an American
and a Protestant; he must also be a
Know Nothing. More consistency.
DEvnIsH.-Some fend in human shape
ieiled a tree across the track of the Sieu-
benville and Indiana Railroad in the yicini.
t. of Bowersville on Thursday night last.
Tho passenger train coming eastward struck
it under full speed. The locomotive jump
ed it, but the tender was thrown of the
track. Fortunately Nc one was injured,
but the :rain was delayed, and did not ar
rive here until IL o'clock ATM ht.-Uniun .
THE BREAK.--The break at Adams Mil
on the Railroad has not yet been repaired.
The trains run as usual, passengers having
to travel round the break, which is some
100 yards in length. The break was eau.
sed by the canal washing away the earth
work of tberoad. 1t will be repaired some
time next wpek-Tripn
NEWSPAPER CHASGE.-Yesterday's Wheel
ing Intelli8encer, that j. II. Pen.
dieton, E-q, has purchased the entire in
%terest Of Messrs. E B. Swearingen and O..
|. Taylor, in that establishment; and that
the business will hereafter be conducted by
j. II. PeniIcton and 4. Beatty, under the
style of Beatty & Co. j. II. Pendleton and
O. |. Oliver will continue as Editors of the
paper.
gsrPurohe's etymology of Private
Soldier" is excellent:
For THE NEXT MILITARY D1CrIoNARY.-
Priyste Noun Substantive. A common
soldier. 1st derivation. Privatio (Lat,)
fran the secrecy in which his gallant deeds
are Kept, while these of his officers are pro.
claimed in despatchos--RagIin
PnoLrglc ToBN.-The Lawrence Jour
nal, published at New Castle Pa. says:
Mrs. Arthur Long, ir., of New Castle,
presented her delighted husband with three
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VIII Kansas be a Free State.

WIZ 0~AoAS NC y LICb late.
Christopher g. Andrews, who has spent
some time r~ecently in Kansas Territory. thus
gives bis opinion, IN a letter to the Concord
On. H Patriot. upon the question whether
Kansas win or not be a Slave State. He
says in a letter dated Feb. 10.
al can answer without any hesitation,
speaking from the observation Of six montAs'
residence there, that | have no reason to be-
lieve that slavery will be introduced while
II remains a Territory, nor established there
"hen It becomes a State. And | viii give
you the facts and reasons for my belief.
me free and frank interchange of opin-
ions which eharaeterizes Western men, CAV
me a lar opportunity, by freely mingling
with the settlers, Of ascertaining their senti-
menis on the subject of slavery; and 1 found
to my full satisfaction, that a large norton
OF those, even from the slayeholding States
were opposed to the admission of Slavery in
to the Territory. Like other pioneers, they
were men, as a general thing, of moderate
means, and unable to own slaves. They
we're, also, themselves familiar with labor.
and the white laborer is the natural oppo-
nent of Slavery, 1t is needless 10 say what
are the views Of the settlers from the free
States Of whom there are already a large
number.
GU hear it said that we have slavery
there now; and, strange as it may appear.
this erroneous assertion is made and ob.tin-
ately reiterated by those who, from appear-
ances, should be the most relunctant in siy-
Ing 1t credit. Slavery does not now exist in
Kansas. Several of the army officers az
Fort Leavenwolth own or hire slaves: but
the officers stationed at a garrison are buzz
temporary residents. l have seen South
at the White Mountains, during The
summer months, attended by slaves. II
would have been mere ridiculous for me to
say that slavery existed in this State during
their temporary residence than it is to as
sert that The institution is now in Kansas
II might be added that the vote of the reo.
pie mus. sanction it before it can exis
there.
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Arsneic-Eaters.

A French medical %journ2l has an article
On The aIsneic-eaters of Europe. This
poison, deaely in its effects when taken in
large doses, is eaten in minute quantities
BY The peassais of Austria, particularly tie
femsles. 10 Increase their flesh end give
roundness 10 der limbs. Tie practice Ct
eating arsenic also has the effect of render.
ing them more enduring, and facilitates
respiration il mounting steep ascents
Arsenic il often administered to horses in
VieEna, BY tie gfooms arl eoachmen Of
The Arsiritn capital. They mix a liberal
piasn oftle powder with oats, on attach to
ne bride affagment Of arsenic as large aa
q pea, WRAPPED III linen, ard when the
horse harDcssea the SILVA dissolved
the poisoa. The glossy, round and elegant
appearance of valuable horses II Vienna,
and especially TIE While foam about the
mouth. are gener&lsg due q asseaic, which
III Ii sell known, incrsasea salvation. II
u alas eireA q cattle iatentted FOR ratten.
ing, but III said not 10 increase their weight
though II adds IL their sire. Tie III effects
oFthi poison y nos fnaitest themselves ill
sAe practice n using Il II stepped, aal then
smae aaipn nllsw, wtich IA nousishiug food
ssa prevent.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-03-28

Late and Important Foreign News
The steamer Atlantic arrived al New
York on yesterday. the 9Th inst, with sew
en- days later news from Europe. 1t fully
confirms the previous rumor o fthe death Of
the Emperor Of Russia. His son Alexau-
der has taken the throne. There is moth
ing doing at SevaStspole.
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EE-Those who are prating about the A

EErThose who are prsting about the A.
merican movement being friendly to anti
slavery principles, will please put the fol.
loving, from the New York Herald in their
pipes and smoke it:
Zone thing is self,evident-- whatever
may be the fate Of George Law, no anti sla-
very candidate can succeed in 1856. The
new American movement has settled that
question. Seward and the administration
Iwillgo ont together. Let US now have
Benton manifesto.
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- The Know Nothings turned onl

Rg-The Know Nothings turned out in
great force at Poole's funeral, and buried
with great pomp. He was a member Of
one Of their secret councils. The coffin
was shrouded in the American aig, and
the last words Of the deceased--"I die q
true American"-appeared in bold letters
on the hearse. "Lct the dead reste-bu,
pompous funeral hoiiors must 10 cheap
when they are thus extrayagantly extended
to gentleman Of the fsteuff and gambling
art. Tom Hyer, or some other Native III.
gilist, will come in for The ne XII grand dis,
play This seems 70 be X. n. morality.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-03-28
CALIFORNIA NEWS.
Arrival of the North IN Light

Arrival OF the NORM IN L'ght.
~ yo,s u.-.b Io-Tbs Nor,be,n
r;,h, !. .om;,o /, ghs onnonr,s, II.
60. - p... n, n, - wc,,.
F,,roA "a
81. b,;,r. SIN Fr.rc;s,o dates 70 he
ssh NJ, t7ou..,, Aovn no The U,,l. San,
go D.ss AMI SION ono in cola
Rsi,~si. .~n,i-.lv ,,osrr,,.a IN Gift,
nis ,,gs.d tv he sn.r.ps;,p orsre b.,t
a., boass.
The nrv, II Paga = Bsco,,s diGcp,tv
.eaehed san Praaciseo on ,b~ l7tb. ]causjpa
a General rna on lie house. which was mr.,
and a btlf million of 5o,lors mid mn. Atr
me,tin, ef the merchants ami brokers il wa,
declared the house was s,rnI and restore
20 confidence. aud affair. seemed to vca,
q better ayptct. bu. ON the osl. however,
hel,ouse snspepdeJ. and was forowei on
the esI bv Alan, q Co. Wells. Faro {
O. Robinson 4 Co. and Wrtoat,s Miner,
denosi,.
The excitement was intense. Adam.
4 Co closed al branches. si,boot ,ay,p.
oos aol,ar ox,s,. in San Francisco WIZ -
on the SO, they st ,od a run Of $500, 600.
Wells, IIarso & Co, closed at San F.op.
esco. In the ccuatry branches nail as
long "a coin could be obtained in excnanoe
e.. ~ -,
cei they win resanas in san Francisco OH
lie 25.h.
i, was feared that Adam. & Co. could
pos resume under sixty DAYS, II at ALL
Page, Bacon & Co., will probably re-
sumo in n few DAYS. depo.i,oss having gran
,aA time on s4co, 600 assets.
No election Of Senator vet. The Joint Con
v-pot;on adiaurred sine die on the 16.h-
vote stood IS to4l: those voting in the mi.
nori;y where principally friends Of Mr..
Gvinn.
News from Kern River of an exciting
character; Miners, it is said. are avora
ging from 10 to 20 dollars per day. Steam
srs are rome down crowded with passen.
cers. o. the morning OF the 18th, The S..
cbsrles Hotel, and H,llman's HOTEL, in
s,o rrano;s.o. we're DESTROYED bv 6,a Loss
~, q
r. Nod, ,e han. 900 war, h,,r,.l ., i've
,e,b md stockton o. honses wcro dos.
,roved Nv fire ., The Dist
Ins:on tro,b,.s ara -, he ;rorco.o some
j.. r,;,o r,en o,l .b,,, sovontr InJ;.,s
taro b.o, laios
Nil r3,eorrrara have lela sovor,l
mee,ioas n San Frano;sco. far talioo meas.
ou;a.olo - e,noro
M .i,aaoso Gola u;ri,~ r>u,orr
1m5... ~. 49, "a ~
SHERIFF
wasbino.on's birthday was ceIebra,e3
:, San Fran.;s,o hv f,s,,,.s ,oro1o NJ
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Change in lhe Dtgreeg.

The Statesman Of Lie .23rd inst, has III,
following;
"As sone of the followers of KnowNoth.
ingism may not be advised of the recent
changes in the degrees, we desire to inform
them that the frs, ard second degrees have
been consolidated, and now constitute the
first degree. The old third degree is now
the second; and q new degree called the
SCARLET, has been substituted for the old
third degree. Should there be any ether
changes, we shall give dine notice to the
brethren"
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-03-28
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET

FOE GovLE "oR,
WILLIAM MEDILL, o. Fa.rfad county.
foR LEurES4ST GOVERNOR,
JAMES MYERS, Of Lucas county.
Ton JUICES or TIE sUFRrME COURT,
WILLIAM kENNON, of Belmont county.
ROBERT B. WARDEN, o Franklin q"
FOR ArnIroR OF STATE,
n. MORGAN, Of Columbian, coro,y
Tor TREASURER OF STATE,
JOHN e., B2ESLlN, Of Seneca county.
FOR sEcREFAEY OF STATE,
WILLIAM TREFITT, ofF Franklin county.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
o ". AcCOOh, Of Jefferson county.
For "ENuER OF THE BOARD or Pr8LIc W Rxs,
JAMES b. SIEEDNAN. Of Lucas county.
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Menus 1tCnls.

telPhia, gave an entertainment in that city,
recently. which. il is said, cost abont $780,
600. There were 5000 invitations.
EThe Ohio Farmer says the wheat
crop looks well throhugout all parts Of this
State. 1t is quite too early to guess abOu;
results, but SO far, all looks well.
EEMr. CLoate recently sent aletter to a
Southern city, which after pnzzliug all the
pundits, was finally taken 10 a telegraph
office to be deoiphered.
ES'The St, Louis Intelligencer pnts
down the population of that city at 1870, 600,
and states that real estate is active and
risiag all through the city. Rents are also
going mp.
Gt-Forty car loads of cmigrants from
the East, for Kansas, passed through To.
'edo on Thursday last.
EsrJohn Mitchell and family have emf.
grated to Tennessee, in which Stale he in
tends to become a permanent resident.
E00Forty seven million gallcng of whis.
key, rum, and brandy. and $1,000, 600 gal
Ions OF strong beer, were made in the Uni
ted States during the last year.
&"-A Eve on the farm of Mr.. John Nc.
Clare, near Eaton, one night last week,
-
gave blLth to FIVE Lambs! Beat that whe
can?
SEA party of seventy Germans of this
city have organized themselves into a COM
pany, and will depart in a few days fer
Kansas territory, where they will perma-
nently locate. Gin. Eoq.
Bs~The Pittsburgh Post says there are,
at the present time, 1870 prisoners in the
county Jail of that place.
E9'Hou. John II. Bolts, has wri ten TO
the Richmond Wing, that be is not now,
and never has been, a candidate for morn.
nation Of Governor of Vitgiuja. He says
he IS SICK OF POLITICAL life, and shall never
seet to fiji another public station.
FE-A wrilor from Jackson to the Mlebi-
san y.r,o.. .o,s = f,.,.o, - -'',"'
II.sfr rh.,, r,,r ,oo. ,,.. wa No so"
na.ian,,. soyoro f. lin F.." n'''
will find no harm f,,m insects r. ,h.:,
wheat croos.
Az Ocryrro nonr
uaI.nn ta. XIV. "'O Dol'o''''
IF ,,1,r, gL" - o,4'' 90
,.I :, ''9'''91 A'''''aS'
clans and but two attornevs on the is,.nI
Nav corvr,n,n r'..,r -,
the Stat. Rail ofoI;, - O''''' ."
we'd and ba,;n., ho ,,n, .'o'.' s"s'".
the oapri,, Kin oro =, .i.a ffs.' .,
about Pittsburgh.
LARqr Cameo a., F,o III. g.
c;,v un,ooda5 to3n "'e"'"''i
Fl,nu n.u,, 0'''9'S u
day. The Flour came my Tia Oh;o
NEW Man Ro,.r, ~, en-,
nail route !, his seo,;or 'Er"s nv"
,bo so.s;,n g '''"'''''eo at
From Wheeling tia MI, pIcssa,t o,a
FFopedalo to CarioIton. Ohio
s Among ,bo ;n,o,... .
sesmer IL, ;.. "
eo.vo,s v,l,al -, a,o "'"''''
which the duties exceeded 5000 mare
They were consigned to a firm in vou
York.
R~John p4itit I,.o r 9 e.nou
.ho LAFAYETTE journal has .~r.;saI
WASHINGTON. r.. w,, =
limo JpJoo of tbis T,,l;,i,I
.prs at once npcn it, duties.
e4~no,nsa ,o,
,ba r,r9o.sof oroa.I t.,l:
1iananoi;s far ITO II 9 1,~rt .J
mem ofices
,-u. W
'"'s = "
-, " magistrate AZ
North Carolina.
no,,, 70
Iiscovcr.a do, ha.a nos
inf ,rha. tL.. '1"'ope'
lon,t tnnw w. AD'D' nc
GN~|
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A New FEATURE IN Know NoTnING!sA
A convict in fac Ohio Penitentjary from
sandusky county. who was sent there last
November, by the name Of Charles Freemen
and who was before his conviction a mem.
Der OF The Know Nothing order, has lately
been trying to make hts escape, lie was
being assisted in his attempt by two of the
guards ofthe Penitentiary, named George
II. Wright and Joseph Demer, members Of
the Know Nothing council of Columbus
These two worthless were to receive 5000
for their assistance. But the Warden Of
tina! institution, who ever keeps a watchiul
eye, watched the movements of these two
gents, and had them arrested. So much
for one Of The beauties at Know Nothing
ism.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-03-28

EI The New Lisbon Aurora comes to
rs considerably enlarged and improved.--
The Aurora is a genuine free soil paper, and
one that we always read with pleasure, 81.
though differing with it in its political no.
tions. Success to friend Frost.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-03-28
IIVIJ yVUTH,
GEORGE W. JONES'"

PAUL s. RIDGwAT.-It will De seen by the
following, which We copy from the Con.
gressioaoI Globe, that our old friend, Paul
$ Ridgway, Esq. has bsen granted a pen.
sion during life. This is nothing more than
a just tribute to a brave soldier. Mr.. r.
is a citizen Of Monroe township, in this coun-
ty;-
"Mr. CHASE. Task the Senate to take
up, and | trust they will pass, a House bill
FOR the relief Of Paul s. Ridgway. He is q
citizen Of Ohio, was wounded in the last war
with Great Britain, and as | am informed
by the Representative of his district, com
petely disabled. The Committee on Pen
sions recommend the passage OF the House
bill which gives him a pension Of eight dol
lars per month.
1.-THE Senate, as in Committee of the
Whole, considered the bill. His name will
be placed on the pension roll at eight dollars
per month fof life, from June /, 1854.
1.-THE Bill, was reported to the Senate with
out ancndmtnt, and ordered to a third rea-
dog. l. was read the third time, and pas
sed."
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EE- We understand that another new
banking house is about to be opened in Cad
liz, by our old fellow citizen, Rein WEIGH,
Esq, Il Is % be located in Mrs. Hogg's
building on Main street, IN the room former
occupied b. ]. r. johnson as a clothing
store.
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llo Land Warrants vet

The Washiaton Star says in regard TO
the new land warrants: 1--WE are told that
numbers Of persons are under the impress
sion that the Land and Pension Offices are
prepared to issue land warrants at once to
these who are entitled to them under the
new bounty land bill. This is a mistake,
and the sooner this erroneous notion is cor
rected the better it will be. We understand
that the commissioner Of Pensions will not
be prepared to issue these warrants for
at least three months 10 come. The
plates are Jet to be engraved, the blank
warrants to prin'; the clerical force i~noreas-
ed, and other necessary preparations to be
made. The act giving lad to those who
served in the Mexican var passed septem-
Der 20, lG48, the first land warrant under
this act, was not issued until January II,
l848, more than three months after the
law was passed, We presume It will take
at least as long to get the new warrant
ready"
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A Base Forgery exploded.

The Know Nothing fusion papers of this
State, our neighbor among the rest, have
been publishing a series Of letters, purpor..
ING TO have been written by G. w. Johnes,
formerly clerk in the Ohio Legislature, but
at present clerk in one Of the Departments
at Washington City.
Those letters appear in the last Rapubli
cen under the following bold heading
The Sag Nichts-The Administration in
ihe Field-Em.ssarics abroad-Rich Devel-
opments," Now when our ncighbor pub
hshcd those letters he knew that they we're
iorseries go for lie had seen them contradic.
ted by Johncs himself in the Cleveland
Leader, and ether papers. If he had honor
enoagh 10 do so, we should request Hattan
to give the following contradiction to those
letters, which we find in several of our ex.
changes, VIII he do it? We shall see:-
"Washington, March 10, 1855.
"Editor Ohio Statesman: [ have o5ser.
we'd in the Cleveland Leader of the Cd inst.
an article under the head Of Sagh-N ichts,'
in whioh is quoted from the Crawford Coun-
t. Journal Of the LIST inst. three letters, pur.
porting to have been written by myself to
The editor Of tie journal, on various rid Gu.
lous subjects, and dated Mansfield, Febru.
airy 49, and Ashland, February II, and Is,
1856
81 have to state that every line Of those
letters are lorgeries, and all their material
statements absolutely false. The society CT!
Sagh NIGHTS, to which [ belong, Is not poll
.ical, and has nothing to do with politics or
~electjng mea TO office. In both articles Of
the Bucyrus Journal and the Cleveland Lea.
Ger, tie text is forgery, and The comments
are lies. You will, therefore, obIige me by
republishing this note.
''Truly yours,
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-03-28

~ The Cincinnati Ledger, a Kdos-
Nothing paper has diei out for want II sup
port.
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LADT's Book -Godey's Lady's Book for
April Lfs been received by US from The
publishers in Philadelphia. Its the best
Perjodiea! of its character published in the
Onion, and is the most popular with the fair
sex, who universally pstronize it. II grows
better as it grows older. The price is three
dollars a year.
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The CRYSTAL PALiCE.--The Gothamites
are at loss to know what to do with the
Crystal Palace. They are now m~ooting
the question whether ii will not make a
great central MAI ket house for the city, ha.
wing railroads diverging in all directions
from it 50 that from rivers, produce, fruit,
ETC., car be conveyed to it, and then, a.
purchased, distributed among all the dis
tricts markets for the accommodation Of the
entire city.
The Receiver appointedby the Association
offers the Palace for $500, 600.
THE SCARLET DEGREE 1t is understood
that the scarlet degree binds the Know
Notbings who take it to ignore the slavery
question-north and southland vote for
every candidate pun i1 nomination by the
regular secret machinery. What a poor
soul q citizen Of this free country must have
to shackle himself with such Jesuit oaths?
How intensely tina! old hack must love
office and distinction, who swallows all his
previous declarations, acknowledges him
self a %politic4 Al knave, and rivals the clown
Of the ring in the agility with which he can
somersets, to obtain votesl Certainly
of the members Of the secret order
must despise some of the political traders
they lelp to elevate.
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A JOKE ON "BARNEr"--On Thursday
morning, the Central Ohio Railroad ferry
boat; Kitchen" alias Interchange, was
wlndbound at our wharf. and had on board
Sullivan Of the G. 0. r, r., and the con-
ductor and baggage master Of the morning
train. The time Of departure having ar
rived and the boat FILLING to get Of, i hack
was called, and the "oficers' crossed the
Suspension bridge on their winding war to
the city Of BELAIR, alias Sullivan city.
where upon their arrival they discovered
that The train had loft; minus Conductor.
minus baggage master ard minus TIE i'm
mense crowd Of passengers who usually
pass over the road. Sullivan will propa-
Immediately sue an injunction against
President Boraas, to stand until the draw.
~ Boggs' island shalt hayc been
comPlsted--whceling Argus.
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ES a long letter appears in the New
York Tribune, written from Mt. Vernon the
substance Of which is that tle freesoilers Of
Ohio, who joined the Know Nothings, have
been "taken in and done for compIeteIy!-
They have discovered that the secret order
ignored the question Of Slavery entirely
thereby becoming q mere prop of the Slave
Power. Hence, the writer states that a
new secret organization has been started
called the know Something's" which OPP
poses slavery and fayors Protestant foreign.
ers! lie says the new erder exists in more
than half the counties in the State, and
that the editors Of the Cleveland Leader
will give all needful information TO those
wi o wish to see Jonathan who is the nv
thilosical deity of this organization as Sam
Is IN The pro-slavery enc. We would advise
Democrats to keep clear Of both these and
other secret political societies. They. are
unca'led for and mischievous-mere bub-
bles Of a day, which viii be blown into at
oms ere long BY The breath Of popular in
dignation Banner.
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DcmUtrotlc jculincI.
Blank Deeds.

we have a sP!srdii assortment Of Blank Decd,
: sale a. THE oficu. ~ N
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Great Farce.

In the Republican Of last week, we find
the following announcement for z township
meeting:
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-24
RICHMOND.
Fall Importation


Fresh Receipts Of Glass and Fancy Articles.
INHE SUBJ, rber offers the trade large and varied
Il stock Of Earthenware, China and il ,ss the pat
of which we're selected by himself in person.
Having .Spere Of many year. In th. p'riieasf
business he feels great confidence in stating TINT in point
of price and quality. will compare favo,aby With an,
other house in the lrade.
White Granite Dinner Ware,
Do do Basins and Ewer. jugs, Tea Ware, etc.
Blue Pint. Flowing and Fancy do
Fine Decorated CHM Dinner AID Desert Sets
Do do do Tea and Toilet set.
Do do do Pucters and Vases
Gold Dand do of above variety
White Chi "A do of above variety
Common War; Of ever, dcsefptian, suitable fef
ole.aline whrh he narr. upon such ieriAs for oih
cannot fail Ia please
Fine Mattel Pier and Toet tnsaes
fns Ivory Table Cutlery Waiter. ru BrttsniH Ware
#, AMI otaef Fluid and lar ! up,
Gl,s Aaro H. esery variety.
All he ask. Is call and he FEELS assured hi.Priee,
will rive taii.'actioa
IA. Packrri, one of The besi m the trnde
Stone Ware Faet1rr urite..
sep i2-ts JAS d. d. EVANS,
No1l7 Main street ri hnond Va.