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AN IMPORTANT QUESTION.

The New York Express is selected as the
arena for a tremendous contest upon the
question, "must man be required to take
off his hat in Trinity church ?" The reader
is aware that Trinity church is one of the
.'sights' in New York and every body goes
to see that costly and superb religious edi-
fee. 1t appears that some gentleman, g." ac-
companied some western friends to the
church. He and his friends had walked but
a little way into the building when little
German " told him to take off his hat. This
the visitor refused to do, and being told that
he must either uncover or retire, he preferred
the latter alternative, and withdrew. Highly
indignant, he writes to the Express under
the signature of IAN American" inveighing
ageinst the hardship of the requirement to
take off his hat, and the rudeness of the
"little German He considers it an out
rageous exaction of respectto "brown stone,
stained glass and oaken pannels,' and attrib-
utes the rule to propensity to follow in the
tracks of the old lady in scarlet" by her
"first cousin"
This sharp attack ON Trinity is answered
by Another American who defends the
rule of the Church. In answer to the excuse
of "An American" that there was no pla
card at the door forbiding the wearing of
hats in the church, he says there was none
against dancing or swearing, and therefore
the visitor might have INDUCED himself in
either "AnOther American" thus vigor
ously sums up:
"Your correspondent, With bis friends ssunter
Into edifce, consecrated the service OF Jeho.
vsh, before whose presence the Archaugels veil
their faces, with the same nonchslent, and easy
manner, as he would enter theatre, or drinking
shop; upon being requested to remove his hat
from bis head, he retuses-and finally leaves, to
write sn article which brands him as q black.
gusrd,-and one TO whom the common amenities
Of lie are unknown
This is pretty sharp practice. One would
think the "arm of flesh" would likely be
brought to bear on this question about reli
gious reverence 1t would then be game
of pulling over hats The question is
momentous and the struggle is deeply inter
esting. Ought people to take off their hats
when they enter Trinity Church
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FALL RACES.
FAIRFIELD RACES

. hlhE 1EikA hACGC.
&%& FALL MEETING,
ITNEx6E3SNV> 1855.-TUEsDAY, Oct p
colts and flies; two mile
hests $500 entrance 500 dollars forfet-cosed lat
January. 1855, with the following entries:
Q. r. Hars's ch by Tally H9 dam by Trustee.
Tally 4 Cheatham's by Revenue, dam by An
drewetta.
Tally 4 Chsatham's by Tally Ho, dam by Ora.
trix.
Jas. d. Doswelps bf by Revenue, dam by Emily
VIM h. Gibbons br Whistle, by Mariner, dam
by Patsy Anthony.
Bslcher & McDanieps oh by John Blunt, dam by
Belcher L McDaneps by Regent, dam by imp
Flatterer.
Calvin Green's b by Sovereign, dam by Ann
Thos. g. Moore's br by Glencoe, dam by sidi.
dammet.
Thos. g. Moore's oh by Yorkshire dam by Mar
grave. ra
WEDNESDAY. Sd oct.-Proprietsrs purse s2oo
two mile heats-free for all ages.
THURSDAY, 4th Oct.-Proprietors purse s4OO;
bFss s ssh for all es eoo
mile heats-free for all ages
SATURDAY. 9th Oct.-A post stake for year
olps; mile heats 5000 entrance-play or pay-clos-
ed with three entrances:
WIN. n Gibbop,
John Bscher,
James Tally.
The following stakes are proposed-three or more
WEDNESDAY, Sd oc. "A sweepstake for untried
ssArUKDAY.A a W ssespstste % ior four years old;
S2Os entrance; $l0e forfeit; mile heats. Second
The above stakes to close on the 1st September,
ty entry to John BeIcher, Richmond Va.
JOHN BELCHER, Proprietor.
- Delinquents to the Fairfield Club are notified
that unless their subscriptions, now due, paio
by th. ls of Sept. their bills will be placed in the
hands of the High Constable for warrant.
au 10 TuaFtd
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MINNIE RIFLES.

We understand that this arm Of defence is
being largely adopted in the United States
Army. 1t ought to be universally introduced
Its great merit and vast superiority over the
old weapon have been abundantly demon
strated in the Eastern war. The frequent re-
verses of the Russians in their field engage
ments with the allies are in considerable
degree attributable to the fact that the Rus
sian troops, though having some Minnie ri
fes, are not generally armed with them,
whilst the allies are universally supplied with
than.
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GERMAN STATE DIsAPPEARED.-A sovereign
State has disappeared from the map OF Europe
Knphsusen has collapsed into segnory of the
Grand Duke OF Odenburg. The important fact
is noticed In an ordinance just published by
the Minister of State of Oldenburg. Kpipheusen
was the smallest State of the Germsnic Confedera-
ton; its population did not exceed 500 souls, nor
It's territory 500 hectares 1t was united to Oh
denburg 10 1913, but the Congress OF Vienna not
having recognized the Incorporation. Its separate
rights have been kept slive with Prussan aid until
the present time The Oldenburg Minister an
nounces that the right of Kniphausen TO separate
Mna,ional faa" has ceRaed
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SPECIAL NorIcE.-A learned writer, Den.
dy, says: Dryden. to his brilliant visions OF
poesy, ate fesb and Mrs Radcliffe adopted the
same plan Green tea and coffee, if do sleep. in
duce dreaming Bsptista Porta, for procuring quiet
rest and pleasing dreams, swallowed horse tongue
sitter supper. Indigestion, and that condition which
is termed wesk or irritable stomach, constitute
most fruitful source of visions. The immediate or
direct influence repetition, in totally altering the
sensations and position in waking moments il q
proof of its power to deranse the circulation of the
BRAIN and the men tai faculties In sleep. People who
are troubled with indigestion, may surely get relief
from Hoofsnds German Btters" sold exclusively
in this country BY Dr.. @. M. Jackson 100 Arch ST.,
Philadelphia, and by his agents.
Agents for this oity-M',ssrm. PURCELL, LADD
Co., and BENNETT 4 kEBxs Druggists.
2W
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Coon MEDICNEs.-It is estimated that
AYERS CHERRY PECTORAL AND CA7HAR-
TIC PILLS have done more to promote the public
health than any other one cause. There can be no
question tha. the Cherry Pectorai hss by its thou
sand on thousand cures of Colds, Coughs, Asthma,
Group Influenza, Bronchitis, &c very much reduc-
ed the pro portion of deaths from consuu ptive dis
essea in this country. The Pills good Pee
torsl and will cure more complaints
Every body needs more or less pufgipg. Purge the
blood from It's impurities Purge the bowels, liver,
and the whole visceral system from distractions
work its decay. But for diseases should die only
OF old age Take antdotos early, and thrust 1t from
the system, before it Is yet too strong to yield;
Ayers Pills do thrust out disease, not only while It
!, weak, but when it ha. taken strong hold. Read
the astounding statements of those who have been
cured by them from dreadful scrofula Dropsy, Ul-
GERS, Skin Diseases, rheumatism, Neural gia Dyspep
sla internsl Pains. Bilious Complaints, Hearrbu n,
Headache, Gout, and many less dangerous but still
worms Nervous Irritability, Loss OF Appetite !rre
suiarities, Dizziness in the Head Colds Fevers, Dys
s1tsIy, and indead every variety Of complaints for
wnion q purgative remedy IL required
These are random statements, but are authenti-
Gated BY your own neighbors and your own physi-
Try them once, and you will never be without
Price Is cents per box-5 boxes for 81.
Prepared by DR.. J. G. AVER, Lowell, Mass, and
:od Ss fURcEsiI IaDD CO., ~Roisssis and and
retaii' hishmord. Va. su 30-eod&w2m
PURE AND UNADULTERATED ARTICLES,
OF ofstaoieI's Good Medicines This, with the careful
ana scientific manner In which they eomp pounded.
Is douDtiess the great of the unexampled
eess whish sTABLERS ANODYNE CHERRY EX-
rEOIoEANf has had In the remedying Of such dis.
ea'es a. Coushs, Colds, Sore Throat Asthma Group,
NC. Ihe DIAkkHGA CORDIAL also has been
very successful In those painful and dangerous dis:
Eases OF the bowels, which sometimes prove 30 fatal
Tnsy are both used and highly recommended By
number OF physicians and others of the highest
stahains, and have proved fully worthy OF their Gu
nium, Youare advised to make trial Of these ar
ben eficial effects.
Bee descriptive pamphlets to be had sratis Of the
Price O. each only SO cents per bottle, or six bot
T.. II. sTABLER co Proprietors,
Whoicsais Drusgists Baltimore.
PURCELL LADO co Druggista.
Wholesale Agents, Richmond,
J ont Virginia. ~ H-dASl3t
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Correspondence Of the Dispatch.
7a6lenr Vicante--Relief of Norfolk and
Portsmouth-The President DC.
RocKBRfDcE ALUM SPRINGS,

PortsmoutA-The President, DC.
RocKBRrDcE ALUM SPRINGS, D
September 3, 1855.
We have still at this health restoring foun-
tain, considerably over 300 visitors l will
take this occasion to say, that no where in
the course of my extensive rambling have
found host more thoroughly au fait, and uni
versally courteous, attentive and ob'iging,
than our respected gentlemanly proprietor,
Mr.. Frazier. Our table, ifit cannot boast of
some OF the delecacies and the exquisite cui-
sine which some of your correspondents have
described elsewhere is excellent of its kind,
ana In quality, quantity or variety, surpass-
ed by very few
My preseat object is to inform you that
during the past month no other resort of the
kind, not even the big White Sulphur. has
surpassed this place in the character of the
company, the beauty of its lady visitors, or
in genuine gaiety, untarnished by excess,
unalloyed by frigid formality On Saturday
evening the ball was proceeded by some
brilliant scenes (tabeIaux yivante) gotten TIP
with spirit, and loudly appIauded by some
200 spectators. Old Hanover shons forth
transcendantly and was charmingly repre-
sented by pearl of loveliness in the person
of Miss z. B. &. as bride, and more bril-
liantly by that gem of magnificent beauty,
Miss A. w whose representation of Rebec-
ca with very pretty Rowena, Miss +, 3. of
Lexing'on) was admirable, but her imper
sonation of Pocahontas rescuing Capt Smith,
mortal poet or painter might fail without
shame in depicting. l observed the name
of Richmonds loveliest daughter in the pro-
gramme, as Mary, Queen of Scots, under
the axe of the executioner, but she being
unfortunately indisposed, that scene was re-
linquished. Miss M. H., of Jefferson deserves
especial notice for combining so much win
ming grace and modesty with her beauty; also
Miss M. e. H. of Kanawha and others; but
detailed account of the scenes, &c, would
tax your columns, so will only add that the
whole affair having passed of WE'LL the room
was cleared, dancing commenced and was
kept up With spirit, until an Elder in the
church announced the approach of Sunday
During divine service yesterday, it was
announced that Col. Smith or Mr. Frazier,
would receive contributions in aid of the suf-
ferers in Norfolk and Portsmouth, and /
hope to bs enabled to report respectable
sum.
The President of the United States, with
his lady and suite arrived here, last Wednes-
day evening and left the following day. He
appeared upon the lawn, in the parlor and
ball room, was introduced to all the ladies,
and pleased every one by his urbanity and
unpretending quiet manner.
Yours &c, M.
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TALL TRAVELLING IN OH1o-The express train
on the Great Miami Cincinnati, Hamilton and
Dayton Railroad, with the engine IL. Homme-
dieu," made the run from Dayton depot to Cincin-
natl dep1t on Saturday, 25h ult., In one hour and
twenty-five minutes, with five cars, making four
stops, and reducing speed through the corporate
limita OF the villages on the route. Distance, sixty
miles running time, "a mile minute"
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BROAD ROCK

q AoA BROAD II y T. 4
s-zSs--...ss-- N---- the second MONDAY In
October. 1855, and continus six DAYS.
for ali ages four mile heats; four to make
race the pfoPIIetoI to add $1,000 S5oe sntrsnee-
Mr.. VIM, q. Gibbons names b. m: fhilo, by Mari
neI; out Of Ca..sndIa. four years old.
MIR. Towles names oh. m Cordela Read, by WaG-
nsr. out of Msdora, five years old -
Mr. Thos g. Moore names oh. B. Henry, by Glen
coe. out of MADEIRA, four years old.
Mr.. John Campbell names ch. m. Floride, by Wag-
ner out of Ann Watson, by Glencoe.
MIR. John Campbell names ch (. Laura spillman,
Mr.. James Tally names 6. 6. One-Eye Joe, by
Prince George, out of Registers dam, seven years
old.
Mr H. P MsGrath names oh. h. Sam Letcher, by
Wagner, out of Medoc mare, four years old.
Mr.. John Walsh names b. 6. Lawson, by Wssoer,
Mr.. Calvin Green names oh b. frankfort. by Glen
coe out Of Mary Morris. four years old
SECOND DAY-TUEsDAY.-As sweepstake for
8 years old $500 entrance half forfeit mile heats,
closed with the following subscnbers:
David Mcdaniel names IT, by Regent, dam BY
A. Cheathsm and James Tally names &. c. by Rev.
enue, dam Andre wetts. L js-
Calvin Green names b. g. BY Sovereign. dam Ann
THIRD -wEDNEsDAY.-Joeksy Club
Purse $500, three mile heats
FOURTH DAY = THURsDAY.-P Propristors
Purse $500, two mile heats .,.-s ..
SIXTH DAY-SATURDAY.-Pro Purse
$780, three mile heats, for handicap rSee, free for
horses only that have started In some race during the
week.
The following stakes proposed --
SECOND DAY, Is E ON d RACE) TUES
DAY-A Sweepstake for three year oid colts and
lilies; entrance $500. half Forfeit mile heats.
THIRD DAY-WEDNESDAY.-A 6weepstake
for four-year old colts and es $500 entrance, hal
forfeit two mile heats,
FIFTH DAY-FRIDAY-A Sweepstake for three
year old colts and es; $500 entrance, half forfeit
two mile heats
SECOND RACE-sAME DAY.-A Sweepstake
for untried tbree-year old colts and FLIES; 800
trence, half forfeit; mile heats
~ Al the above stakes to name and close 1st Sep
tember.
ana CALVIN GREEN, Prop'r.
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TEN Tens OF GoLD.-The North British Mail
says: 1--WE have seen letter from M Meibourpe.
dated the 10th of May per the George Marshall, to
a respectable firm ip town, wherein 1t s stated that
a rumor was then prevalent In Melbourne, that a
piece of solid gold weighing ten tons had been
found In the Tarrsngower diggBgs. Ii this turn
out TO be true, 1t will have an important and bene-
fetal effect upon the trade of the colony"
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An anecdote Is related of the Rev. DR.. Kirk, of
Boston. Early 10 life, a lady OF fortune, whose
attention awakened towards him by bis con.
spicuous talents, wrote him note Offering him her
heart, fortune and hand. The Rev. Dr.. however
with more terseEess than gallentry, replied to her
that she had better give hsr heart to the Lord her
fortune to the church, and reserve her hand for
him who should ask IT,
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TURKISH IDEAS OF THE TELEGRAPH WrRR.-A
Turkish enthusiast at Consiantinople lately cut off
two yards of the telegraph wire which he brought
to his house iu the hope of being The fret to know
the news. When taken up for the offence he ad
mitted the fact, and said that all he wanted te
learn was the fall of Sebastopol. Another Turk
Gu. the wire 10 two In order to see Ii the interior
WAS hollow
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A NEW DRUG STORE corr

N A NEW DRUG STORE, corner
Il Hsin and 18th street. WILLIAM Y. NOEL
II would respectfully inform his friends aud the
= nubIc generally. that he has opened sn
AND DRUG STORE,
Fnhs will always keep on hand q stock of well
|Ga
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, &c.
/ H.fy article genefslIy found in a Drug Store,
2 he will sell low. for cssh.
y Inscriptions prepared accurately, both day
EG,A, uli-Im
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New EsTABLIsHMENT.-J JOHNSON

NEW EsTABLIsHMENT.-JOH JOHNSON
lately of the American Shavins Saloon, has take
between Main and Cary, and fitted up with superior
accommodations for his business. where ali who de-
sire an easy and pleasant shave, will find him
tofore, ever ready to please his customers
His superior style Of Hair Cutting is proverbisl,
and he is he can please the most fastdious He
will continue to manufacture the celebrated hair
storative and tonic, which, with other popular pre-.
parations and dyes, together with the delightful
shampoon BATH will make his sbop, he hopes, the
resort of ali who desire to be waited upon in his line.
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THE MUSIC STORE.

'TTTT r: h. TAYLOR would remind his
'iS Trends s"d the public generally that
I,, bis store 10 now on Governor street.
Ss eTi1y. Tay ,e iound PIANO FO6TEs, MELODE-
LON tIAhs, 'lOLINS, FLUTES and ACCOk-
s.a Ca VI 'hs best quality, and at the lowest
b. Me- asen: In this city for the sale of the cele-
Ig,p.S1 1sIs sa Clsfke's PIANOS, which are not
mi. a'o' Gsle Co.'S superior Pianos.
{, gs,,tANu Au lOhn STRINGS, o f the best quality
Ia. istsest stock of MUSIC to be found in
|aar, sng constantly receiving the latest pub
81 M Saich he will sell at the most reduced
b.. ~ 'poa IS good terms as can be had else
v OIs 'uoeo, repaired, and let on hire.
la Sot tsSen IA part pay for new ones.
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New YORK Pork MARKET The p 'rk market in
New York has, for the last few days, been much ey-
been 80 900 bbls and an advance in price realized
sbour 81 per bbl We understand, says the Tribune,
that the French Government has order here for
900 bbls 20 900 bbls of which have already been
purchased.
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Two NEW STATEs-It is believed that before the
close of the next Congress both Kansas and Mime
sota will apply for admission into the Union. The
late of the latter Territory shows that she has
already nearly ths requisite population and the in.
hsbi:auts of both are rapidly increasing Mnnesota
WILL of course. come in free State, but how il
will be with Kansas remains to be seen.
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FOR RENT-One of those beauti-
ul new Brick Tenements on 18th street, be-
II Mr.. V. Heekler's and Venable street. The
|ss has good rooms and Kitchen with rooms,
there Is an enclosed Lot Of about L! acres ct.
Isi ef excellent roil for gardening and ss excel
veil Of water within few feet Of the house.
b At the rats OF oaly SIPS. Fcur times the rent
In be made of the ground~easiy. Apply at my
3 store, No. IS Main st. VIM. WALSH.
7 -
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On AND ALCOHOL FROM AcoRNs.-M. Duplat, a
French chemist, has succeeded 10 utilising the
acorn by extracting from 1t both oil and alcohol
half pound of oil and five pounds of alcohol, sp-
pIicsble to chemical purposes, having been produ..
ced from hundred pounds weight of acorns.
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THE SEA SERPRsT.-The Gloucester (Msss }
Telegraph says that the serpent was seen near
Eastern Point on the 2i.h ult., and az many ae
Twelve or fifteen OF his humps were visible. The
length OF that portion OF his body which above
water was about thirty feet and possibly hiswhole
length might have been sixty feet or more In gen.
eral appearance be remains the same as during hls
last visit to Nahant
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MODEL LAwYER.-Jsraed B Bigelow, attorney
at law, Brownsville, Texas ex Senator, and no W
out for Representative has bis professional card 10
the Flag, which concludes as follows:
"As il is usual for advertising lswyery to give q
list Of References for the edifcaion of the public
as well % themselves. refer to Franklin Pierce,
President of the United States OF America; Henry
L Kinney, President of the Mnsquito Republic and
Alexander, Emperor of Russia"
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LIFE OF ToIL.-A Wilmington. Del psper sax.
that an Irish weaver ed John Brown who emil
gated to the United States in The year 1895 and set
up his loom in Wilmington, in the same place it now
occupies, hs. since been engaged in weayins
carpets there, aud still continues it, happy s the
dsy iE long, after lapse of 81 years
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Powers So DUKES DAGUERREoTYPEs,
which has created such sensation with the public,
are still to be had at lS9, Main street.
We have several late Improvements in the art, to
which we invite particular attention.
Boston Quick for sale by
au22 POWERS DUKE.
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ALL who see the Zographoscope, speak
Of 1t in the ghest 1t gives form and color
to the DSguerreotype Likeness. Call and see one in
operation at Nj. P. sIMON's, the inventor.
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NOTICE,-By an order adOpt-

NV4IVL,-by al Ord6T duOpt-
- ed BY the Board of Directors of the
S1wN Richmond Fiye Association, all persons
hsElng in their possession Helmets,
,'l'n coats, Uhtfofm Coats. Caps or spannere,
.sgutee ts make an Immediate return of the
-''o the ot1ce OF the Richmond Fire Associa-
JOHN H. CLAIBORNE,
8 q t'nclpai Engineer OF Richmond Fire Ass'n.
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NEW IDEA.--A MIR. Thompson, of Kansas
Territory, has, 1t is said, just completed prairie
ship or wagon, to be propelled by wind, In which
be proposes, with thirty companions, 10 make a
voyage to the Rocky Mountains next June.
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FASHIONS AT NEWPORT Owing TO the new
style OF dressing which the ladies have adopted at
Newport X. l.. each lady requires about ten square
teet while standing, and q proportionate increase
while walking. Whalebons has greatly increased
la price. No wonder
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X ENT, PAINE & CO.,
IN IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
FOREIGN & DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
Nos i6S and l65 Main st., Richmond.
FALL TRADE, 1855.

We beg leave to inform our friends and
customer that we are In receipt Of large por-
ton II our FALL STOCK OF
Comprising the largest, most varied. and desirable
assorrme mt we have ever been sble N get up
Having tested by experience the GREAr ADvAN-
rAGEs TO be derived from direct importations, we
have entered moro extensvely into thst business
and having purchased our stock Of Bnnkets and
Woolen Goods at the extreme 10y prices OF last
sprne, we will be enabled to offer greet indpee-
ments In these Goods.
With increased facilities for settius mp
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
We are prepared with splendid Stock. comprislns
every variety Of the latest and the most spproved
styles.
We cordially solicit the merchants Of sueinia
North CaroIins and Tennessee, and pertsulay tnoss
who have never patronized this maFkeI 70 y 49,
lock through our stock, assnring them tns. ~ ,ssr
sxhbit assortment OF Goods vhieh, ios v.asJ
style and extent. cannot be sorp.ssed Apo - Pss'
~ low as they can be bought In fhs unsy unsy..,-
attended to. .YNw = rr, 4
se4 ENxs xAtNA W.