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TrLHonAPHrc NEW 3.
REPORTED FOR tn pIsPAT
-Four Days Later from Europe.

Four Days Later from Europe
QUEBEC, June 3-Ths steamer Indian has A..
rived here, with dates from Liverpool TO the 2lst
instant
Political news unimportant.
Commercial.
liverpool, May 2l.--Cotton depressed since the
Arabias news; sales for three days. 2ao0O baies.
TInur; Canal 32s Cd a 33s; Southern as a 3es.-
Wheat-Buyers holding back for lower prices. red
9s Sd a los. Corn-white Jos a 30s Cd; yellow oss
I'd a 2gs Cd.
The markets show decline In Wheat Of Sd a
Money easier; Consols 94s.
The estimated revenue Of the British Govern.
ment for the current year, IL estimated by the
Chancellor Of Exchequer At R67, 900, 900. There
will be deficit of nearly 29000,0O0.
Turkey.
Dispatches from Vienna state that Convention
between the Porte and the Western Powers. had
been concluded.
fsECoSD DrsPATcHl
QUEBEC, June B. 2P M-The Indian arrived
here last night.
The Central American QucstIon.
In the House Of Lords, Lord Clarendon, in reply
to questions from Lord Egn stated that the letter
signed L. Hammond, captured by Gen. Walker
was genuine document signed by the agent of the
Costa Rican government. Some of the South
Americans, he states ever since Walkers attack
ance. great variety of proposals had been made
to Great Britain, including protectorate by Eng.
land and grants of material assistance all of which
Her Majesty's Government had refused. He dis.
approved of the present state of affairs in Mica.
ragua, and thought 1t would cast q shadow on the
reputation of the United States. He knew no bet.
ter plan than for Great Britain and the United
States to combine for the protection of their sub.
jects.
England.
The weather In England had been boisterous
and several vessels had gone ashore on the coast
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.
"wednesday NIerning, Jane 4, 1855.

"Wednesday NIernins, June 4, 1855.
North ana South.
The free soil presses ara endeavoring to make
Il appear that the most contcmptuous estimate OF
Northern courage and character b held through.
ont the South. This 10 crafty game, ana sne.e
are any real national newspapers as the Nosss'
which have the ear Of the public. they wou'o uo
well to disabase the true Northern men Oh 'ais WIG
calumny The opinion which the Free Sellers wou'a
apply unfortunately to the whole Nor.n' anu
shus rouse every true Northern man agsins. 'ne
South. 10 only entertained in regard to themseiVes
II IL simply absurd to say that intelligent southern
gentlemen, familiar IS all Southern gentlemen are
with the history of the country, doubt fora mo-
ment the vaIor which was so nobiy illustrated a.
Bunker HUI, Saratoga Brandywine, German
town. Chippewa and Lundy's Lane, and WHICH
shone with conspicuous lustre In every nasai &c
,iou during the late war with Great Britain bo'n
North and South arc from the same STOCK, anu
both side by side, on hundred battle fields, nave
exhibited equal heroism and equal consistency.
The South does not, however. regard the aooh
ton orators as representatives either OF NORTH
ern character or courage. Whilst there may be
individuals. even among abolitionists, who are not
destitute of pluck, their habit of iudulging abu.
sive epthets and then refusing to be held person
ally responsible, does not indicate much manli'
ness. They have, however, great power Of
mischief and II they can induce the Northern
people to regard the personal chastisement Of
Sumner for personal abuse, as an insult to the
whole North they will set better men than them.
selves by the ears.
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Virginia Baptist Association.
Special Correspondence of the Dispatch.


LYNCHBURG, MONDAY, June 2, 1856
The Association was called to order at o'clock.
A. NJ, by the President and was opened with
prayer by the Rev. Mr.. Kirk.
The minutes of Saturday were read and ap-
proved.
The report of the Committee on Colportage was
then called fer, and read by the Chairman, Mr. G.
J. Sumner
Pending the report remarks were made by
several gentlemen, after which it was adopted
DR.. Burrows offered resolution that the con-
trbutions of the several churches to the General
Association be published in tabular form in the
minutes Adopted
Mr. Hume offered a resolution that the Sunday
School and Publication Board will in future zeal
ously prosecute the work of coportage, and It was
adopted.
MIR. George, from the committee to appoint q
place and preacher for the next annual meeting of
the Association, recommended Richmond a. the
place and the Rev. t. G. Keen, of Petersburg, as
the preacher The report was adopted
A resolution offered by Mr. Sumner that each
District Association and church in the State prose-
cute colportage under their own direction, was
adopted; and, on motion of Mr.. Abel, it was re-
solved that all such shall report to the s. s. Board
and the Board to the General Association
Mr.. Howell moved that delegates be appointed
from this body to the Theological Convention, to
meet In the city of Louisville in 1857, Carried !;
and, on motion, ten delegates were appointed viz !:
Messrs Howell, Dickerson, Sumner, Keen, Jeter,
A"y--nes AAuaAct ouitoWb, ldytok Suu oihocAtoi !,
and they are also to be added to the delegation 10
the General Association of Kentucky, which meets
in Louisville Immediately after the Convention /;
and Messrs. Jeter, Howell, Allen. Keen, Dickinson,
Burrows and I'LL other delegates to the biennial
Convention were appointed to the Association.
The following members on motion were appoint
ed delegates to the Maryland Union: Messrs.
kingsford, Shute, Rogers, Mason and 9. George.
10 the Goshen Association --Messrs. Sands,
Manly. Sumner and Hume
North Carolina Association ,--Messrs. Taylor
Poindexter, Howell Macon, Keen and Hardwick.
south Carolina Association.-Messrs Manly,
Poindexter and Parish.
Georgia Association. Messrs. Tucker and poin.
dexter.
Alabama Association. --Messrs Keen and AL.
len
Middle Tennessee and North Alabama --Messrs.
Pearcy, Tinsley, Taylor, Poindsxter and Howell.
Valley Association, Fincastle--Messrs. Hume.
Dickerson. I. G. Jones, Goggin, Eubank, McLoc.
I'm, Tinfley.
Mr.. Wood. Of Richmond, offered Z resolution. :.
co.rmending that the . Religious Herald.p the
'Commission," and the Home and Foreign Jonr.
mali be more literally pstronized which. sfter
several speeches, was adopted; - s -
And then the Association adjourned; PRAYER by
me Rev. Mr.. Henson.
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WHC1IkL NoT1Cue.

f.aess Nontsomsry White sslrsss sprisss. stsrt.
"a ~ dsys since fs1 them, y the DsnviIls cars
wss delighted With the beauty Of he scenery which,
Of ITSELF win we'll repay visit. Arriving It Lynch
Ss pos III Il.
Norvsll House, snd oil who desire the comforts Of
snt class hotel dispensed 81 attentive and sxps.
Accompanied By Mr.. Mosby. had the pleasure Of
looking through the town, and seeing everything Of
interest. From this took the Tennessee esss for
Christansburg, and met the ever courteous General
Superintendent of the line, Mr.. T. H. GILL; who in
trodaced me to the Conductor. Mr.. Cobb from whom
received much attention and Inflammation relative
to every point Of interest the route All who take
this line will have reason to be satisfied with their
trip IL in his charge
from I'M pom. s ne ,or aa Of ~
franklin Hotel. Mr.. Ysncey. On my return for
Christiansburg had the pleasure Of meeting Cspt.
Kent part proprietor of the Montgomery White Sui
phur springs who rendered me polite and pressing
Invitation to his residence. about nine miles from
CHI stiansburs, where he sent his carriage for me-
snia hospitality Being unable to remain Longer than
day with the captain. made the most of the time
had to spare. After viewiog liz plantation. Ae he
drove me over to the Montgomery White Sulphur
SPRING. where had the pleasure Of being introduced
to the able and efficient Chairman Of the company.
am indebted for full in.nscsion Of ali the improve
ments made for the accommodation and comfort of
the guests this season. and nothing wanting to
8retiy the tdsto OI tne most Idstlol0us. railway
has been completed by which the visitors step
from the into the paror; and to leave nothing
wanting, tho telegraph Is being connected with the
house.
While in Christiansburg I the guest of Mr..
Richards Of the MONTGOMERY Hotel who supplies
with liberal hand. and in sumptuous style, the
ture comforts necessary for the weary traveller
From this was driven to the by that prince OF
Whips Mr. c. A. Page, proprietor Of the line ofsases
between Christiausburg and the Yellow Sulphur
SPRINGS and If 1t were possible TO accomplish sucha
feat he is the man to st team through the eye of
q mes die.
As the nearest and dearest friends must part
sionally, babe adieu to my kind friends, With
assurance of my determination to renew, at early
day. an Acquaintance with them, from which de-
rived so much pleaure. B..
ie4--It
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MIR, Crampton and the Consuls.

We are pleased to be able to assure the public
that there ill be no war between Great Britain
and the United States, account of the dismissal
of the British Minister. Brig Gen Webb regards
1t as act which can give no offence to the Bril-
fish Government. This is truly pleasing as
surance. The same potentate, however, con.
dennis the dismissal of the Consuls. If the ad.
ministration had been apprised of his views before
hand, 1t Ia scarcely to be supposed that 1t would
have proceeded farther than the dismissal of Mr..
CHAMPION.
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Chesapeake and Ohio Canal.

WASHINGTON, June 2-The Board of Commits
soners of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal elected
this afternoon VIM. P. Mausly, of Frederick, Pre-
sident; Jas. Cody and Jacob M. Grove, of Wash
ington county, DR.. James Fitzpatrick and Thos.
Devecman, of Allegheny county, John Brewer,
of Montgomery county, aud Robert P. Dodge, of
Georgetown, d. c.. Directors.
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sumner Humbug.

The Washington Star says It is satisfied that the
reports of Summers severe injuries are greatly ex-
aggerased It is understood that the physician
frat called In to dress bis wounds has SAID that Mr.
Sumner could hare gone out Of has room the mef ady
If he had chose We had suspected as much all
along
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The Journal Of Commerce ON "the Duc,

- -
The n. Y Journal of Commerce says awe
have no sympathy with MIR. Wilson's poli,ic..
which are of the most rabid FreeSon type but
his response to the challenge of MFR. Brooks
does him honor. 1t is to the effect that that he is
opposed to dueiling, principle, but II attacked
for words spoken in debate, he shall know how
10 defend himself.r 800
II would have reflected much more honor upon
Mr.. Wilson II be had announced his oppositiou
70 Dwelling before he had received 4 challenge.
and had carefully abstaned from the use Of insult.
Ing language, instead Of hurting opprobrious epi.
saets At others, and defantly declaring that Re
held himself responsible for what he said upon the
foor Of the Senate In that event. Ii would NV
been - honorable IN Mr. Wilson to decline, a. n.
aoneIsols IN his antagonist 70 challenge him. But
No hrst announced his personal rssponsibII,,v g.
tns most broad and unqualified terms ana a..
dueIins: 0SpS''son 70
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Capt. Howard, of the brig Victor Of the Wave
of Charleston, S. c., was accidentally drowned
near there on Saturday.
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ETAuction Noticc.--I ask attention to my
sale of Dry Goods Clot hing, Shoes. summer Hats;
also, of Furniture, THIS MORNING.
je Alt r. CAUTHORN, Auct.
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The Height ofImpu dcnce.

For multiplying State like Massachusetts, which
has deliberately untitled the Constitution and
laws of the United States to raise howl of indiv
nation because the person of her representative in
the United States Senate has been chastsed for
the sins of his tongue. She has no business in the
Senate, any way and it is gross outrag re upon
the South that multiplying State is permitted 10
enjoy the benefits whilst she refuses to perform the
duties Of member Of the Union
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BRITISH SENTIMENT on THE DISMISSAL OF MR..
CIR amproN N. Y Albion, British organ in
New York, speaks in a conciliatory spirit of the
dismissal of Mr. Champion. The French Courier
des Flats Unis, on the contrary tries to make mis-
chief
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a Rev. Charles Howard Malcolm, of
Wheeling will preach at the I'd Baptist Church. this
"WEDNESDAY evening, at 8 O'Clock.
id
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Capt T. NJ. Burlington, Of the steamer Ariel, at
New Orleans, was robbed of 600 in bank
notes. on W ednesday last.
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Auction Notice..-Boofs, Shoes. Hats, &C.,
This Morning, by
ie At Auctonees.
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Penitentiury ON Fire

BATON ROGUE, La, June 3.-The east wing of
the State Penitentiary was burned yesterday. Loss
s2o0, 600. Nine prisoners made their escape du-
ring the confusion.
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American National Council.
NEW YORK, June Sd The American National
Council met here to-day, but transacted no bust
ness of Importance.
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Nomination. Repudiated

PROVIDENCE, r. /, June 3d-In the Rhode ISL
and State American Council, to-day, the nominal
ton of Fillmore and Donelson was repudiated by
a vote of 81 to 20.
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NEW OfIeuHS EIeCIfUM.
NEW ORLEANS, June 3.-The municipal cleo
ton here yesterday resulted in the success Of
nearly the whole American ticket.
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Jas Wrenn has been fined $50 in Lynchburg
Va for illegal voting.
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DIED,

On Tuesday morning. June "a. ALLAN BEN.
months. Il
The funeral VIM take placs This twEDNEsDAYl
Mornins from the rsddence Of his parents, on Broed
street, at 0 o'clock.
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Congressional.
Ne,y OrIenns EIeciioI

Congressional.
WASHINGTON, June 3-The House met to-day
read the Journal, and adjourned.
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ALL is NOT GOLD THAT GLITTERs,
n but silver lined fountains will draw custoNers
for PURE SODA WATER. We use no marbleN lst
or whiting in its preparation but make it with the
from fresh fruits and cream, and thousands of
weary travellers citizens and ladies' crowd store
to drink at the never.failing fountain of life"
Porcelain sciH crack; Copper ,cM poison; but Sill
Apothecsries and Drugsists,
les 1893 Main st corner 10TH
nvCT. III NJ Il, of the. Old MEDICAL
IL House is still engaged in treating all sorts of Sc
cret Diseases and hereby invites call from those
who have been unfortunate in their associations.-
Dr. ?. would particularly invite call from persons
in the country who have been given up by their
ply sicsns iEcurable Cases are few indeed that
cannot be reached by medicine when correctly APP
TRACT OF FRENCH FLOWERS, is probably the
very best thing now before the public for renovatng
a system shattered by dissipation or other cause
MILK, Is next to certainty. Price 8 per bottle.
Office en- franklin street, just below the Exchange
Hotel, and first door South of Trinity Church. Rich
Medicines securely packed and sent to order, with
full directions. DeoI
A RKIVAL OF NEW GOODs..-GREAT
n BARGAINS Received per the steamer james,
and o9 So IS s
richly worth double the money.
Also 500 pieces White Goods comprising Plain and
Figured Swiss; Checked and Striped do; Handsome
and Cambrica, and Nansooks.
Ladies in want Of White Goods, would do we'll to
give NJ . call before purchasing.
J. MILLHIsER BRO,
jeS 1888 Broadst
nKEsS GOODS, DIR ESs GOODs... We
~ have full stock OF Ladies Dress Goods on hand,
very desirable styles; all Of which we win sell
cheap.
Also ON band, few more Silk and Rernge Robes
which we will close out at reduced price.
Call soon, and get some of the above goods, at
j. MiLLHISER BROS.
je 1873 Broad IT.
IN "REMINISCENCES Family Hoe Her
IL rings North Carolina Gross dol Halifax Cut do;
ies " EDWIN woRTHAM co.
lNLOUK--famiIy superfine and fine. 1.r
l. sale BY EDWfN WORKMAN 4 co.
@ OAssiA Cups--Fg n,; .sIs y nonmo.
DLACK TRIMMING, NKTTINE9 a.
- Received this morning. by Expross another Ist
OF Black Braids suitable for makus MantiiIs. Al
30, sik and Cotton Lace Nettinss-to be sold cheap
BY calling o. l. L. WELLS
Dry Goods and Trimming Store.
my 20 IS Main street.
II NE rs AND TIssU Es,-I.0 1111
- Pieces OF plain and fancy bareees and Tissues.
purehssed sf auction in New York, much below the
cost o. importation, embracing eli the neweGt de.
ngns-cnoice and beautiful Goods The attention Of
the trade y particularly invited. They viii be sold
& myH KENT, PAINE + co.
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BARGAINS In DRY GOODS-..I am now
ID selling fhe latest styles OF Berages Challies, De.
laines, Tissues, Fancy Dress Silks, Jaconets. and
Lawns, cheaper than any other house in this city,
having pnrch.sed those goods at the closing auction
sale in New York. y
Also, Ginshsms t2-4 Linen SheetingE; splendid qua
lity Blesched Cottons and Sheetings French Needle
Work, large assortment of the finest work. really
worth the attention of the ladies' which am selling
at half their value; Irish Linens of superior quality
latest styles and best quality Parasols with good
sortment of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods
JACOB A. LEWIS
Old Established Cheap Store,
il No Is Main at
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ENTERTAINING AND vALU A Is l. Il
"a BOOKS-Received and for sale by
A. MORRIS, 81 Main street.
WORTH AND WEALTH. A collection of maxims,
morals and misceanies for merchants and men OF
business. By Freeman Hunt
Frank Forrestar je4--St
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rREATEST BARGAINS EVER SULD.
" have jus. received by steamer Jamestowa, 800
pair Printed Jaconets and Lawns latest styles pr
ces to suit everybody; Lawns at Ct worth l2Ic; Six
pence Lawns. worth shilling; 124 cents Lawns
worth IS cts and the finest Jaconets, printed, at
shilling and 20 cts, usually sold at 374 cts.
Also, 500 new styles Mantles and the cheapest lot
have had this season.
For bargains in Fancy and Staple Dry Goods call at
N. EZEKIELS
Cheap Cash Store. rs Main stfset,
lie NAxt TO 2. X Whtea Lsdiaa ShnA Saloon
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NtEW BOUhS, AT
IN GEO NJ VESTS Bookstore, l4th st.
RICHMOND in By Gone Days, by an Old Citizen, 81.
WORTH and Wealth, q Collection Of Maxims, Mo-
rails and Misc ellxnits, for Merchants and Men of
Business, by freeman Hunt, editor of Hunts
Merchants Magazine. 1t is q book business
man should have. Price 81 Is.
MR.. SPANGER'S sporting Tour. Edited by Frank
Forester, with Illustrations. 81 so.
THE New Age of Gold or the Life and Adventures
of Robert Dexter Romano, written by himself,
ST. 25.
THE Earnest Man, q Sketch of the Character and
Labors of Adoniram Judson, frat Missionary to
ST..
VASSALL Morton. by Francis PaIkman, s Is.
ALLISON'S History of Europe, I'd series, vols, S.
HOURS If Sorrow, cheered and comforted, by Char
lotte Elliott, 81 cts.
THE Art of Perfumery. by g. w. Septimus Pirsse,
with Illustrations. s 20.
LINDA. New edition, cloth, 81, paper Is cts
MISS Pardoe's Louis l4th, vols. IS So
o.
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GUllMEK kEADINts.--MK. eUAPkY
- SPONGES SPORTING TOUR-Edited BY
Frank Forester, with colored illustrations. vol,
neatly bound; 81 so. A Book you can't lay down.
1t win rank with "Gil Bias" Don Quixotte, !"
and the "PickwicksPs pers"-London Punch
WORTH AND WEALTH.-Ac collection of NJ axims
Morals and Misceanies, for merchants and BUSH
siness men, by freeman Hunt, Editor of .sThe
Merchants Magazine" &C.; sI25.
Mr.. BENTONS SECOND VOLUME Thirty
Years View; or History of the Working of the
American Government for thirty years, from 1920
to 1850; So 50. These who have waited for the
appearance of this volume, can now be furnished
with tho work complete for So
THE PRAIkIE.-By Cooper, new edition; 81
THE WAYS OF THE HOURLY Cooper, new
edition, 81
ie4-2t JAMES WOODpOITSE T. RI
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L LUU w ANT a TKUNh OK CAhPET
L BAG, call at c. s. MAURlCE'S aud take look
at his large and elegant stock Of goods in The above
hne We have every style ana make of Trunks
from hVe OF the largest factories At the North
Some made suitable for ladies and somc for gen
tiemen while we have large quantity to suit Misses
and Boys going to school, We have also Bonnet
Boxes and Valises and Carpet Bags.
AZ we are agent for two factories and sell great
many Trunks at factory prices, our prices in Rich
mond will be found lower than you can get them
elsewhere Call and see G. ). MAURICE,
jeS ISL Main At
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NEW MEDICAL WORK.-J ". KAN-
N;DoLPH has just published Obsti etric Table,, by
Dr. Psjot Agege Professor to tho faculty of edic,nc
Paris Translated from the French and arranged by
o A. Crenshaw, M. D., and u. McCaw, M. D.,
Richmond, Va, with three additional tables on the
mecnanism OF natural, unnatural and complex labor
BY N T. Rice, N. d., New York, 81 as
JUNE 10TH J. w. RANDoLPH will publish--THE
PHYSICIANS POCKET TABuLATED DIARY.
to facilitate the study of disease at the bed
SIDE BY Physician of Virginia, SOC. II will be sent
BY mall postpaid to all who remit the price.
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rNsO the Creditors Of the estate or Marina
Elicit. decd, and all others concerned
lou are herehy notified that % the requsak OF deo
w Snelliues, sheriff Of Chesterfield eouety. and sfus
Tee OF Martha Elicit, deeensed, have sppoant-
90 the Dth day Of Jano Next at my Office q Chester
mands against the sad Martha Elicit hsr estate %
which time and place YOU are required 10 attend.
Given under my hand - Commissioner ct the
Couaty Court of Chesterfield ceunty. the day ard
year first Aforesaid. w. w. 81 CoaDlLlA
nay 2t--ts q ~ commiseioner.
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- BOYS Wharf.-The ladies win please take no.
tce that every description of white and colored Cot
ton and Linen Goods for boys and gentlemen,s wear
can be obtained very reduced prices ct the estab
lished cheap store of ALFRED MOSES.
IL k 69 Main street