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A NEW NoUvELLETrE.

Mrs. Hicks, the accomplished editress OF
the Petersburg Kaleidoscope, purposes to
lay before her readers in a few weeks q new
nouvellette, the "Model Virginian" Those
who are familiar with the productions of her
spirited and elegant pen will look forward
with great pleasure to the feast that is in
store for them. We avail ourselves of the
occasion again to invoke our lady readers,
and indeed our readers of both sexes, who
desire to sustain an excellent Virginia family
paper, to subscribe to the Kaleidoscope.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT or RlcHhonp, May IS.

h -, .3"-9l,' ~ ARRIVED, - -. y :.
Steamship City of Richmond, Mitchell. Philade.-
phia n6s aud passengers. 4''t-- .54g.
Steamer Pecahontas, Jones, Balti more, mdz Lud.
lam l. Watson.
schr Ellen Goldsborough, Jones, Baltimore, mdz
w. D Coiquitt & Co. : 80 ssh. -s--s
Schr VIM. Spear, Jones. Baltimore, mdz w. D.
Colquitt L Co .ss E-.~5''e'
Schr q. WHY, Booze, Baltimore. INCA w. D. Col
quit l. Co. $50,
der, kc ss ~ G6 .ass :. 6ss = r. 49,
Schr Accomae, clesg, Norfolk, fish and shin lss.
SAILED, rs
Steamer Pocahontas Jones, Baltimore ndz Lud.
lam Watson. r. .Ess1 tfa..t.l ;EI'z %
sehs Buskar. Bye. Halifax, Ms, n.dz Shields &
Somerve. : Se'As2 BAD
. Sch. Lille Sanders. Hoa1nan. Port walsh.ls to
load fer Philsdelphia.. sg s,.5 g,
schr Nebraska, Gaakill, Phisdslehis, coal w. D..
Celquitt L Co. =. s''A4o7 i
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To THE Ep1rons OF THE prsrAroH.-

To THE EDIToRs OF THE pIspAroH.-
Keep 1t bafore the people, that Mr.. WIN C. Scorr,
the American candidate for Congress belonged to the
Tyler party and d not cote for Henry Clay in 1874
At = time whom the Wings Of Richmond swors VEN
geanee asainst any man who dared to be q Tyler
msn. That many Of the Wings then de clarsd 'shsy
port from the illustrio1s Cay" Where are those
Wings now! Will they obstinately refuse to vote
for Mr.. Scott next Thnrsday!4 That's the question
Does any one who Il at all coDversant With polit-
cal matters In kichmopd doubt the fact that ii pof
could be opened for tho free exercise of opinion
Hon. John y. Bolts. OF HsnrieO, and Mr.. William
G, Scott OF Richmond. on Thursday M X, but be-
isses that NJ hptts assnst M Scott you'd eet tss
American votes Ia the city. Politically spesSine,
Bolts has had his throat cut from ear to ear and bis
friends green il they can't fadths knifs that did
the horrible execution.
) my at. 31a3TlEa ass 5aa i RICHMoND.
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CLERICAL WIT.

The Rev. Dr. Sprague, in his book on Eu.
ropean celebrities, mentions capital hit Of
Rev. Robert Hall, the famous Baptist Cler
gyman, which was related to DIR. Sprsgue by
Dc. Chalmers One Of Halls parishioners,
said Dr.. Chalmers, came to him to object to
his preaching - not discriminatory eyappe.
Ideal. and especially ~ having too little in il
Of the doctrine OF prsdestination- which
HAN replied, You believe that doctrine, do
you. SRI" "Yes cir" said the parishioner.
indeed I do" And 80 do l." answered
nan = believe yoa we're predsstined to be
. fool. and yoa have made your calIisg and
election sure"
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A PERSEvERING WOMAN.

n Eh1NU WOIhAN
The account which we have published from
the New York papers, of the. case of John
Henry Bate and Georgiana Matilda Bate
shows, in striking manner, the persever-
ance of some women in pursuit of husband.
The unfortunate John Henry escaped from
his devoted Georgiana Matilda, some twenty
years ago, flying from England to America,
where he ruthlessly married Yankee wife,
and has reared a family of Native Americans,
fourteen in number. For nearly quarter
of century has he tasted the sweets of lib
erty in this Republic, liberty civil and reli-
gious, and above all, liberty from Georgiana
Matilda, to whom, as well as to Queen Vic
toria, he had renouced his allegiance. But
neither the fight of time, nor the wide waves
of the Atlantic, could secure him from the
pursuit of his inexorable spouse. On wings
of love and vengeance, she has just flown
over the salt sea foam, and alighting in the
halls of justice in New York, has caused a
warrant to be issued for the arrest of John
Henry, who has been brought to the Tombs
to answer to the charge. She exhibits her
marriage certificate and swears that she is
his lawful wife. The. unhappy gentleman
protests that he is the wrong man, and points
to his American wife and his fourteen hopeful
Know Nothings, as evidences of his inno-
cenoe. Georgiana Matilda, however. rejoins
that there is no mistake; she is confident she
knows her own husband when she sees him,
and moreover, she AYERS that she once before
pursued him to Canada West, where she
permitted him to escape for consideration.
John Henry has good reason to consider her
nuisance which ought to be a-6atee
Here is new illustration of the undyipg
devotion of the female heart Well might
John Henry e1claim, with the venerable
Weller, "Vot a thing it is to be SO sought
arter"! The rights of wife are not to be
outlawed by the longest period of adverse
possession. No statute of limitations can
defeat the matrimonial claim. Yet we can
not but compassionate the unfortunate Bate
John Rogers at the stake with his wife and
nine children, was in more enviable plight
than John Henry, with two wives, and at
least fourteen responsibilities. We trust the
New York courts will be lenient to this man,
who, no doubt, judging from Georgiana's
temper, had some prOvocation to leave her,
and who deserves we'll of this country from
the additions he has made to its native popu.
lation.s, ~ +,
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rvFuIl particulars of the fire Ia Peters-
burg will be found on the fourth page ana
under the --latest News" head.
THE DROUGHT.


The long Drought is beginning to excite Sc
rious apprehensions in many minds. There
are unpleasant forebodings of sad and sick-
eniue yisitation---one from which this favor
ed land has hitherto been exempt-famiue
Never has q country been so blessed Of
Heaven rs this. A fresh continent, bringing
forth the fruits of the earth almost sponta-
ueously; free government; perfect civil
aud religious liberty; an almost entire ex-
emption from the wars which have desolated
the fields and hearths of Europe-surely this
has hitherto been the Canaan of the EARTH
But how little have these advantages been
appreciated We have received them as
right, and expected their continuance as
matter of course. We have been even dis
contented with our condition. and have. Gov
esed our neishbor's goods. But now, as the
heavens become brass and the earth iron be-
meath our feet as the portentous shadows OF
civil convuIsion are thrown over the land,
and the pestilence begins its deadly march,
we may well feel our entire dependence upon
q higher power, and recognize in His hknd
the source of every good thing.
LESS COTTON AND MORE BREADsTUFFs.
The Savannah Republican, in view of the
moral certainty that the Eastern war is to 60
on indefinitely, and the improbability of the
continuance of such condition of trade In
the manufacturing districts abroad, as will
take from Us any thing like the average stock
Of cotton, recommends the people of the cot
ton growing States to plant more corn and
less cotton. 1t suggests that wherever cot
ton already planted make poor stand and
is generally unpromising. better, by all odds,
plough it up, and supply its place with more
needful and mere profitable products.
The New York Express recommends every
man at the North who owns patch of land,
to put in corn, wheat or potatoes. articles
which, at all times, are sure to find ready
and profitable market on the seaboard. In
regard to the contradictory opinions as to
whether there is really scarcity in the coun-
try or not of -four ndxbreadstutfs generally
the Express thinks that speculation and COM
binstion have something undoubtedly to do
with keeping back supplies from the sea-
board. in order to keep prices up to their
present high mark. -butthere is reason to be-
leve that there is not more than just enough
Of flour in the country to meet our wants,
until we gather The next harvest.
With favorable weather for six weeks or
two months to come, it believes that we shall
be, in great degree, independent of the spe-
culatOr5.
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I'd Nor DONE wIrH.-The summons against
William Gray, for obstrueiing Canal street, with
wood, on the 18th instant, was partially heard by
the Recorder, and then continued until this morn.
ing for farther hearing. 1t having been stated by
officer Johnson that Mr. Gray disclaimed the owner
ship OF the wood, and had positively refused to re-.
ceive It into his custody 81 Nf@
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DEsrRuor1yE Retwean Il

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE Between the
hours of u and L O'Clock yesterday morning, the
residence of Mr.. I. Day, Ia Henrico county, about
three miles east Of Richmond, on the Darbytown
road. was set on fire and entirely consumed, with
most of the furniture and quantity of provisions
Mr.. Day and his lady barely escaping with their
lives. Mr.. DIS loss IL not less than &c. 500, upon
which he had an insurance of So, 600.
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PosrPoNED.-The summons against VIM.
J! Chick. for selling liquor without license, viii
be heard next Tuesday.
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SrEALIsG.-James, slave, in the service
OF A. Bodeker, was taken before Recorder Taylor
yesterday, charged with stealing jug OF brandy
from bic master, aud being found guilty, was or
dered twenty stripes. sa AIS !
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Ho! FOR THE SLAsHEs.-McEvoy's May
party comes of az Slash Cottage to-day, and all
the young people 10 the cify, or as many as can
get away from home. should join the excursion.
ists and enjoy the pleasures that must follow such
a trip. If you have not already secured tickets,
do 80 at once. &c - 83sif2 zgc5al
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A FINE BUGaY.-A superb buggy was
Yesterday exhibited On the street, Manufactured by
Mesng. BAILEY Il FRANCIS. for BARRY JONES, Esq ,
sonin.law to Elk President Tyler. 1t wac certainly
of very superior solid cars ed Sides
elegantly painted, polished aud trimmed. It Is one
of the unique and nastesly specimens OF art In
it's line of manufacture 1t may he seen for some
days at the establishment Of Mesrs. Bailey Fran
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MARRIED.,

On the 18th inst, in Chapel Hill. N. G /, by the
Rev p. Doub. Rev. ALEX. d. BETT ES to Miss
MARY E. DAVIS, daughter of A. M. Davis, Eaqr-
of this city.
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RECORDER TAYLOR presided at the
Mayors Court yesterday morning. the Mayor not
being present. Recorder T. 10 60 very prompt Ia
his attendance that those who have business before
him, lose but little time in awaiting his decisions.
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SHo0rNa.-Randolph Maynard, CHARGED
with firing gun 10 the city. will have hearing a
the Mayors court this morning = =.
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CONrIKuED.-The charge against Kesiab,
slave to Thomas Anderson. charged with setting
Ore to, and burning, house. owned BY T.. G.
EpPes was arrsigned for examination, but owing
to the absence Of the Mayor the Investigation was
adjourned until Tuesday next 9~# H -
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i Il soR 4 BEHxrir.- Wiliisn w. An
dsrtou, . whita man. Was arrestsd and Gagged by
oiacsr Tyler yesterday. charged With breaking inio
Cyrns BasliaetOn's shop. and stealing iherelrom
worth Of tools He WIN ksss . hearing this
morniug
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EwMDLINe.--Capt. wilkinson succsedea

EwIsbLIsG.--Cspt Wilkinson succeeded
yesterday morning In arrssting fellow cailins him.
cIothier In Rockets Of go worth Of clsthipa. By
giving him an order on the Governor for the amount
on various persons. among than the proprietor of
one OF cur principal hotels by false
He will hsve hearing this morning. and II any OF
his operations s0ouut TO e20 Will probably be sent
ON 10 answeF for fclony. sssssas sss sAs zss
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~Sanators Simmer and W;lso, .s

1Senators Sumner and Wilson, of Mas
sachnsetts, have been RECALLING audiences in
New York and Brooklyn. during the ami.
versafy week, with great deal of indignant
and pathetic eloquence upon the subject of
the outrages of the "pro-slavery banditti'' in
Kansas, and the horrors of slavery in gener.
al. Why don't these tongue-valiant warriors,
instead of firing off empty words at a safe
distance, proceed at once to Kansas, at the
head of their abolition myrmidons, and help
to redress the injuries of which they com.
plain Senator Wilson is General and
might appropriately command the expedi.
ton, whilst Summer might act as poet and
historian.
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IEsoLENT.-Joseph Richards, free ne
gro, was ordered twenty stripes by the Recorder
on conviction o being impudent to white man.
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. o, G0oDE, i
- X. b. EASILY,
Ar. WoODSON,
BK0fHERTON
Il MoCURDf, G
9 q. y. TYLER,
s Jm. N H06S0N, J
A. j. ADDlN0TOX, y
4 WA. DOWDEN,
myia--,tf

DEMccRATIc MEETMG There viii be :
grand rally Of the Democratic party at DAD Fsllows
Esq the constssstonsi electos aud othsr eloSuea al
ana dstlngushed Democrats. win address the msst.
ing, Let every Spartan be ct his post. Come one /
my Pit ssAsasA ss~ &islD n ~
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FMrD.-Mathew w. Ford was fined n
BY the Recorder, for obsrucsing Canal street with
wood en the 18th inst sfst - -
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A COUNCILMAN AND HIS REAR

Itappears that there are other "bears" in
New York, besides those of Wall street. The
New York Post says that Councilman Wild, of
that city. has two huge black bears on his
premises in Broadway, for the amusement of
himself and friends. The animals recently
escaped and entered neighboring house,
when the Councilman was called to prevent
their depredations. He attempted to catch
hold of them when Bruin gave him so warm
. hug that he was glad, with the assistance
OF the crowd, to back out from the contest
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MINIATURE FIREMEN.-Yesterday after.
noon, twelve little boys wearin red jackets, each
marked with the figure 3, marched up Main street
In imitation of firemen. az
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liz RIcHmosD HusrIses CouRr, M.f
16rn. lass --The Colrt appoint 0sosss y. ssdei;
John 4 .Lsoy, james Wiaston, JOSEPH Bsummsi sao
Luthse libby, commissioners to supestntepa tns
elections TO % held 10 this city on the fourth Tha
dAy IN May. 1855, tor Governor. kltut 0essfsef ~
tcrpev General, Gemmisssoasr Of The Beard OF ls s
he Works msmber Of the Houss Of kspresenu
tivss In Congress. and Members Of the hease o. ps
egates IN the Lssissturs OF this State 10
OF let Ward; said election % Be held ~ tke oeH1s
etasss Hotsl, aAa to be conducted b George A.
Ard thu Court appoist George w. Randolph, JOIN
J WNs,n, William nesrs. 1homas j. teysen IA
Caddls B. Luck oomUiWionsrs % soperinfsra sss
elections to Be held h Madson "a Ward; s.d ses
tons 70 - held It Lafayette Hall, and TO % az
Quoted by ElishA uheppeEaon. ,.I
And the Court sppelnt Tknmssy Evens Levi ~ D.
BMrnee rleuslue orifla h. w. 0lssehroek and "a
w. TimbeflAks. Oomntssiousrs - sePsslefena -
elections % held In Monroe o. "a Ward; aie 80
tona q b. hed g The secy g sssss.
tI.asy. at the eorner 81 9sca4 sn1 1osahes "is'''
and % - oonduete1 b. Wm. l. Aoauae
NosIcx-The annuA meeting Of tne
0toehholdes Of ne Clever Hill aailrosd CoM1HIssy
VII - heta attho OmeA u this e,tR on fnuss
$50 - ~ etiss IL he fsssiisss .nor
Asls-ss T''.'''"'
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-
ComnussroNERs AND CONDUcT0As OF
rrrcrruss N HesRIco CouNTr.-Tne County
Cnurt ci Henrico have appointed ne following
f.omn,isooners and Conductors OF Elections, 70 Dc
MIA an Thursday neat tho 24th Instant:
ySsrrereu.s Precinct John Garthrighf, 2. a.
po,odex,er Jackson r. Childrey, Thomas
RIske and LIstos T. Gstewood, Commisssoners, ano
Tbovuss L. Lyme, Conductor. an,
sHaches Preeisct -Ssmusl Bsll, BeDjemh w
Roptr. Hiram Bragg, M. F. Dsy, and Alder.
Hobson, Commissionsys; and j. j. Cnhdrey' eoA-
ductor. & - g.
Kidds formerly Escho's) Precinct John car
ter, Jr, Thomas J. Garter, G. T. Gsrtnrien' =. =.
Courtney, and Joseph R. Crouch, Commiss'oae'si
and Thomas j West, Conductor. -
Court House. -Thomas J. Slsrke, Wiliiam Le.~
lin. Elijah Baker. George q. HAYWOOD ana JOHN
Beicher Comm issioners;and Il. c. Egglestop, Con-
ductor. ~
Barney Diekmans Preciacf.-A- 8. Storrs, n.
Matthews. A d johnson, John o. Taylor ana Az
SALON. Blackburn, Commissioner; and Joseph Y.
Burton. Conductor. p,.
Waikerton james 8. Rysll, James o. Ffsncis'
Alfred Winston, P. II WsIdrop and John ID. Snep'
pard, Commissioners; and S,uusLC. Halce' Co"-
dHetor. ,,.....,,
Loysnsteia's (Erin's Shades = Charles CotIsll,
Stapleton Coates, Thomas 8. Toler, Waiter LesAe
and William McGruder, COmn'asssoners' anu 'o''
Ellis. Conductor. ,r,u,,.r
Alleys Preciact.-Samuel Cottre!l, Jr, WnhaI
D. Sims, William Anderson, Fleming rnI'Ps suu
Ergsm HOPKINS Commisstoners; ana 'ono q.
Hrtchinson, Conductor.
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THE GRApEsHoT.

The performance of this beautiful clipper
in the pursuit of Baker, has added new laurels
to her former great reputation. She made
the voyage to Palmas. some 2,7oo miles, in
nineteen days, two days of which she was
becalmed. Her owner, George Law, ought
now to sell her to the Emperor of Russia,
for privateer. Alexander would no doub BIT
be willing to give big price for her, and
George could make as handsome speeula
ton as by the forty thousand muskets he
sold to Kossuth, and which did not possess
the Grapeshot's quality Of sgoing off,
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HusrIke's CouRr.-The only crlmlna.
vas that Of We.iey Fry, charged with stabbine
Albert irby on the 10th Of April last. After hear
Ing the evidence and argument OF counsel. the &C.
cused was sent on for final trial Ct me next
term OF the Circuit Court, and refused bail LOT Ms
appearance. ,,,,.
Ali misdemeanor cases were called and contin'
ued until the next term, and the Witnesses recog-
Missed for their appearance.
The remainder of the session was spent In near
ing and granting citizen papers to aliens
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TTha New York Trihuna conpratnl.t,

is readers that whest may soon be expected
from Virginia. Unless we are speedily
blessed with refreshing showers, this Axpec.
tanon may be disappointed. But, should Il
pe realized. what does the Tribune want will,
.heat grown by slave labor How csn Il,
u ever % hungry. sfAtten upon the toll and
sweat of the poor slavs''q
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THr HonssrEAD. ConpAsY will hold

) The HomssTKAD ConPAsY viii hold
their r. sular msssina, q o'cork, Monday svsnins
Bookstore ISL Main street The Sixteenth isstal-
mspt. Qua and payable on the 10th tsandsy will be
received by the Tses.uIer on Monday, 2Iss, from
O'Clock, z. n, TO the hour Of the meeting
Twenty Bharss Of 9kcck tor aie e 20 per shase
Z my le-4 WMa 4. bU1EEas, Sscfstaxy. q
RxLio Us SERyIcrs AT "SYcAMOaEn
cHuncn. fasAcsInG By Elder WI.PrrriGaEw
3 cslssrssioa q Lesp,s syfsHH Il I'm,
PREACHING 1t q r. ~ - Hsse
LEcrUas Thursday 1t r. u. my 1S-1t
. AnxaIcAx MMErise. - The American
party viii hold mssttsx In ths bsssnsat Of the
tie i9-h 1ndtnnt, Ct oactaeh, =. ~ oontt. keine.
0ox. AID ethess ase sxpeetsd - address ths sneek
iaes Co.e ens. eeuas AL asa heW The aus doc.
Ban viii be there. an s. 81 q 10 s~ltsss
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The RIcHMoNp FIREMEN, who visited
Petersburg, with their apparatus yesterday morn-
Ing speak in the high est terms OF their reception
the Cockade city. and the generous ho.pitaiNy
shown them. Hotels, restaurants and oil other
public establishments were thrown open to them,
and no efforts were spared to add to their Comfort
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FiKsr PREsBYrERIxs CaUaca. - The
Rav. J. ADpIsos ALEXANDER. D. D.. Avfli preach IN
~ Ffst esbyterian tDr. MooIe'sl Church, toror
row morning. and night. my n-N'
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T EN- PLA r S
BURLINGTON MATCH FACTORY.
Valley Street, burlington, iora.
A IL RURH HANS & CO..

MOULD respectfully inform dealers that they
~ have recently made extensive improvements
10 Their establishment and are NV making matches
OF very superior quality and prepared 10 NIL AL
orders however large that they may receive, our
matches are warranted to be as geod rs any made.
We are also manufacturing, largely Writing INKS
of very superior quality and fill al orders at
low rates. A. II. BuRHANS 4 CO.
april -, 55-ly
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T.. -. RAND & co..

T.. -, RAND s co..
4 NAIouS TO dispose Of their present large stock
"A OF Lumber, to makeroom for still larger stock
IN the spring they think they make il to the in
tersst OF all who wish to purchase give them call
ana Hhd CUT what Lumber ought to sell at feb "a
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MARTIN & BROTHER,
No. ia Main street, Sc. Louis. Mo.
CLARK Il CHESNUT.

SAAAAVAA W O11IO4N ~ L.
HAVE just received by Oatman Express and are
II now opening for inspection, the BEST selection
and most beautiful stock of
Fall and winter Goods.
embracing all the latest styles Of Dress Goods and
trimmings to mate, that could be found in all the
eastern cities. Indeed we have everything usually
found in Dry Goods establishments: such as II
Hardware. Glassware. and Quee nsware.
Hats, Caps. Boots, Shoes Bonnets, Oil Cloths Car.
pets. Clothing, &c, &c to which we would respetful-
" call the attention of the citizens, and all others
visiting Burlington for the purpose Of purchasing
cheap goods, and consult their own interest BY cal
ing at the
RAENN lFHR I.olLA0N3
before purchasing elsewhere, as we are determined
not to be uEders old by any other in the
place. Our goods have all been selected with great
care, and by one that is we'll acquainted with the
wants of the community, consisting in part Of French
and English Merinoes Muslins and all wool De-
anes, plain and figured silks, Coburgs Sack Flannele
Debegs, Persian Cloths, plain ard figured Poplains
embroidered Drapcry Musns and Curtain Damasks.
with Gimps and Tassels to match; Cloths, cassi-
meres Satnetts, Tweeds, Jeans, Linens, red Fannels
brown, beached and colored Canton Flannels; sill,
satin, straw and gimp Bonnets to trim; bonnet Rib
hons, all colors; Phadephia-made Boots and Shoes,
Shawls long Thbet Cashmere; q nice assortment ci
children wool Hose, all Sizes ladies cotton and wool
| Hoses Gloves, Kid, all colors; I; Cashmere and Lisls
Thread; Black Mits, Gloves, ETC., ETC., etc,
| aug, ID. '54-tf. OTgiawa
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-05-07

LsO lot of Juvenile Works to suit all agss from
Il five to fifteen years. for sale at CoRsE's.
april 10.