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Mr.. SUMNER RECOVERED-EFFEC or
THE SEA VOYAGE.
nee of The N. Y. Tribune.

Correspor depcs of The N. Y. Tribune.
STEAMSHIP FULTON, ENGLISH CHANEL
March 70, 1857. !
We slall be at Cowes tonight. Our Purser has an
open mail bag for passenger letters which he delivers
there The opportunity of stretching out my hand OF
wI'e sgan to regreet his cid acquaintance OF The
TRIBUNE, is pleasant one for your correspondent He
feel. sure that they viii find pleasant tooor he has
coed news, better than any Paris gossip, to tell
You know that Charles Sumner took passage with
u, seekirg health in European voyage. He has
seaoy begun TO find it. There is fair pr ,mise that
the hopes of his physicians ADD the ardent wishes Of
all Americans who honor the eloquent defender OF truth
ard right will be fulfilled. The that had gone on
20 slowly up TO the eth of March s nov advancing
more rapioly. To look at Mr. Sumner now and con-
we're with him az be stands firmly on the unsteady
deck-for we have bad rather a rough and-sumbls
passage in this March weather. can understand why
a ruffan, cbivalric rufian would choose knocking
such man when he was down rather thar the attempt
TO knock him down. l would earnestly recommend to
any bighvsyman Italian bIigand for instance who
may be tempted to attack Mr. 8. In the couse of his
ravels 10 watch bis opportunity, and, posi-
be, take bin sitting. That would be safest.
For lorg tine Of the most painful symptoms OF
Mr. Sumrer's case was an oppressive sense OF weight
structure on the brain which increased by any
Intellectual action, even by conversation. This was
mpshsd with general debility, and special SEN
sby Of the spinal cord and of the entire nervous sys-
TEN. He could not walk without difficulty to rise from
bis chair painful fort. This state OF things,
though gradually modified for the better, cont nued
down to the time Of his coming shpbosTd. It was
aggravated, however, by his resumption of duty at
Warrington few days before, which nothing but q
strong determination of wiIl-puck, to use good
brswny word-ensbled him TO perform.
His ply sicians have for months BEEN advising him
to go abroad, looking for beneficial results from the
voyage and from the complete separation from the
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cares and responsibilities that mur beset him st home
They did no, deprscse ses-sckness, but thought il
might be OF ben. fit IN bis case. Thus far ther anci.
paticns seem TO be svorably answered by facts The
sea air and the seasicf ness Of which last Mr. Sumner
has bad more than lis far share coupled with the
complete rest, have begun their go,d work For
seven days be was confined TO his state-roo feeble
and without appetite. Since then he hss been con.
stantly growing stronger. The abnormal sensation in
the BRAIN spoken of above, seems to have entirely
disappeared; and the general nervous system recov-
ering its nstursl vgor. He rises from seat without
ficulty. ard walks the deck for h,urs-sometimes
still putting his hand TO his bsck-bu ths. be tells me-
IL psry irom the habit acquired during the long ne
when the senHblity of the spinal cord - painful.
This morning was glad to see him appear on deck
without his staff.
Mr.. Sumner has been from the beginning less anxious
about bmself than bis friends hsve been TIE morale
has throughout upheld the physique and to this
strength of bis moral constitution, as believe he and
We u der God his life to-day and the good work
which, we trust, he is yet to do.
TIE great fear has been Of congestion of the brain,
which would be brought en- If he applied himself II a.
fairs before the ed organ was perfectly restored.
Mr.. Sumner tells me that he now considers his
complete restoration at hand He looks forward to
much enjoyment in renewing his early impressions of
European scenes. he viii first go to Paris, when his
course will be determined by the state of his health,
but be cor fdenty trusts that he may be well that
this consideration will be bsnished from his thoughts
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WIDENING ROBINSON STREET.

The Committee on Streets Of the Board Of Council
men met in the Council Chamber yesterday sternoon,
for the purpose of hearing the arguments OF parties u
favor OF or opposed to the widening of Robinson street.
Councilman BooLE said that petition had oeea
offered by Councilman Monroe to have Robinson
street widened, and he would be happy to hear ssl
observation on the subject The original petition haa
been Loot or mslsd but he had procured copy wits
names appended. twas signed by about NIFTY per-
sons go
Mr. CBAMBERLAIS said he was one OF those In favor
of the project and wanted TO know whether those whs
sip ned the remoDstrance were liable to assessment
Mr. TREVOR replied that the nsmes were those OF 70
spectacle property owners.
Mr. CHAMBERLAIS advocated an adjournment Tor
the purpose Of getting more nance to the petition;
MI G HoYT opposed The adjournment as to deiay
action in the premises would be detrimental to properly
neis
Mr. CHAMBERLAIS urged an adjournment for tive
weeks. 10 get up another petition.
The CHAIRMAN did not favor 50 long. an soJoufn-
mfnt
GESrLFNAS said there were not twenty owners II
Robinson street Asked whe her Of orners were
Necessary to affect the Committee.
MIR. HINES ssd several Iemonstrants were present,
but only two or three in favor of the project They
were ready to state their objections if no adjournment
va, determined upon.
After some remarks of q conversational uaure on tbs
subject the Chairman determined u split the difer-
ence," ar d adjourned till Monday week.
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rex, Legislature the prof hey Of bridging tunnelng
tbe Eat River between Nev-York and Br)Jklyn.
MILLS PAssHD

,e., Legislature the proIney Of bridging or tunneng
The Eat River between Nev-York and BroJklyn.
BILLS PAssED.
To srpex tie CounJ OF Schuyler 10 the With ia
diria D'rict
n tla,ion 10 the dis,ribs,ion Of u Colonial HIS
tory.
by tax to Jry existing liabilities.
TIE biz 70 authorize the City of New-York TO Dor
rev $50 eco 10 pay for market sites aod buildilg X
iten cane up for third reading, but on oon Of NJ
Words i, wa laid on the table.
The Ipt@rt aiiona Bridge bill WAS reported complste
but Oh motion Of M dutchinson the report va
corcs-ed H. and the bill cent to the Committee of tbs
Whole.
EVENING sEssIoS-BTLLs PASSED.
In relsiion 10 challenge to Jurors.
AuendDg the Revised Statutes.
Relative 10 struck Juiiee.
Mslirp appropriations for the Government for 1857
To Incorporate the Buffalo Agricultural Assoc alton
To rroyde for the payment OF the interest wisoheld
fiom the Canal Contractors.
TIE bin authorizing the City Of New York to raise
1850 O0to purchase market sites, &c. was called up
and lest.
The duties Of the Executive Department csne up fer
third reading.
Mr. II. BAKER rose TO question Of privilege As
che Of the Comm tree of Nine Who had ground out this
bill be desired to say that be had not recommended
lie pssssee Ii wss fraud on s title as II app opr
a,ed e. coo for furnishing the Executive Department
al 1ed the salaries of the Governor and his Private
SecretsTy He charged Unfair scuon Oh tne Conul
tee and declared the Governor Prvste Secretary Sd
il nuepced Tire Conn tee in reporting the BILL
Mr.. B. OWEN fully and satisfactorily vindic ,ted
,be cour,e Ct the Committee aud position OF the Gov
errors Secretary That gentleman had been requested
by him Oven. as Chairman of the Committee OF
Nine to furnish the number and title OF the bill, andthe
cid co. The bill was considered fsvorably after the
Committee had heard ex Gov. Seymour IN Its favor
A long and somewhat personal debate ensued, dur
ing which Mr. BECKWITH Of Washington alluded to
90 Article in The Knickerbocker denouncing Governor
Kirg and declared that its writer must have been
dirty political scavtDger. ~,
Af.er tbese remarks Mr.. HASTINGS, editor of TIE
Kn,cke7 boche- went to Mr. Beckw ths chsr and told
BIN that when be had closed his political term he
Hastirgs would settle with him for the words he hsd
spoken.
Mr. Beckwi'h, in the presence of the House, thea
struck Mr. Hastings a violent blow, which glanced off
spd hit Mr. Cameron. Member of the House
The House was instantly the scene Of intense excite
mept which was increased considerably by NAL in
the CELERY fs)lir g in fit.
MI Beckwitb, when order had been restored ap.
Feared at the Bar and apolceized to the House.
A Cor mittee Of Investigation was appointed after
which the bill was recommitted
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FIRES.
FIRE IN WILLIAM STREET.

Last plight, about o'clock, fire broke out in tn
building No. Il William sree.-basenent occupied
by Strauss & Leudecker dealers in hosiery; first h'of
by schloss g. Hebonner, importers Of cloths and cas-
smeres; second floor by A. jacobson, cloth dealer;
third and fourth floors by Honigsberger Livingston,
manufacturers of clothing.
The fire originated on the second floor in box near
the fireplace but from what cause we could not lea
ard thence extended to the third story. The flames
were soon extngushed by the fremen, but not, how
ever, before considerable damage was done to the
stock on the second and third floors. The loes oil A.
Jacobson will amount to about IS 900. Loss OF Honis'
berger & Livingston about $4,000. The occupant. .,
the first floor and basement were extensively damaged
by water The parties are insured but Id "n"' 0'"-
panies we could not ascertain.
yrRr IN WATER STREET.
A. 20, O'clock this morning q fire occurred IN an old
go hn;,dro in water street, near Roosevelt, occu-
n;sd I =, low grog chop and dance house. The da-
mage was rot very extensive
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TIE PEARL ExcITEsEsT.-The alleged finding Of
real pearls in the shells Of muscles Paterson NJ
lie creating no little excitement. friend assures
that pearl as large as small marble mot piece
of chalk has teen shown to Tiffany & Ellis, the we'll
known Broadway jewelers., who estimated its value at
81 coo, and offered to advance 500 it. 1t lacks the
peculiar tint of the Eastern pearl otherwise its value
would be almost Incredible The man who owns il
has already sold small pearls to the amount Of 800.
Every body i, on the search and whatever may be the
result, there is evidently co lack of muscle at the
digging.
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE GOVERNOR.

Bysrd wifs the advice and consent Of the Senate.
NoTARIEs PUDLIc.-New-Y York, Horse Andrews,
&c !se Triwilger, George p BaIstow Kings, O. Z: II.
Young James OIdley DUches,, George W. Paine Ulster,
Harr, House Oswego Joseph Warren. Jefferson, Pubus
d. Foster. Steubtn, c. II. Thomson
SrPERIyTTsDEsT OF SALT SPRISGs.-Onondsga,
Vivus w. Smith.
Loan CoNMIssIoSERs.-Greene, John A. Cook, L.
p Moore Rensselaer, Willard Harrington, Richard T. Know
SON. Albany Leonard Warren, William sinserand. Yates
Bradley sherman. John Underwood. Ontario Waldo Curtis
Thomas HiIhouse
AGENT OF OSoEpAGA IyDIASs.-Cattareugus, Geo.
A. Crccker.
TRUSTEES OF SEANASs FUND NATURALIZATION
n.ond, Francis @. shaw James g. Boardman.
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MARINE DISASTERS.

Bos1oy, Fiiday, AprI IU, IoI''
Captain Eddirs of the schooDer H.%pGp 81 Ns ~
sh init ten miles east by south rom CnySnSSs Ss
saw "a bssp 10 c)liton. They are direct
&c ,,.ck Of vesst. catering vneSaf Sound from
b. ~ I.snS The entrance Of the Srnd wss literal
!, covs,fd With red oat staVes
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utpE AT ATLANTA. GA.

PETERSBURG, Friday, April TO, 1857.
A obstructive FIRE broke out at Atlanta On Monday,
s,,oyipe the johnson House, and the stores Of Cut
t;,g While Co.. and Of SIoDg & Co., and seriously
d.n sgipg Davis Hall and the building occupied BY
Lewis Lswshee. Several persons were seriously H.
iued The fire had csused great distress to many OF
the families burnt out The less is estimated at lou, OOO
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.SSENlBIY

ASSEMBL1.
The House cOncuIred in the Senates amen iments to
the bill in relation 10 summary proceedings TO procure
possession of real estate.
Also, TO the bill to amend the act TO ascertain the
OH, i'll of free.
Also TO the bill amending the General Railroad sct
rtstve 10 sale of norgaged roads, the procu sment
of RIGHT of way ana the sale of unclaimed baggage.
Also to the bill to nd certain sections of the Code.
Mr. PRENDERGASr, by consent reported a bill
to found Womans Lyingin Hospital in the City Of
New-YoIk.
Also. ibe bill to pay certain expenses incurred by
the Commissioners OF Emigration.
Mr. KETCHAM, from the Committee of Sixteen.
reported several bills, which were ordered to third
reading
Mr.. FOOT reported, complete, to authorize the In
eeI Sheriff Of Kings to perform certain acts
Also complete 10 authorize the City OF Brcokiyn 10
rate money to pay for certain improvements Ii WI
liamsbuIgh
THIRD READING OF BILLS.
The following bills passed unlees otherwise nofed
To punish nuissnces ard malicious tree passes on
lands. Lost Recopsidered on Mr.. SLUi IEkS mo-
ton, and passed. =, c, -.
In regard to the Society known 81 the Sisters Of
Charity of ST. Vincent dc Paul
Recess to o clock.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Messrs. Glover, Hsnford and Sluytef were sP-
pointed Committee on the part Of the Assembly, un-
der joint resolution to examine and report 70 ne
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MELANCHOLY AccIDEsT.-We regret 70 learn n s;I
letter has been received hero giving zoe pam
P,T news Of another explosion having taLeu place e
he Egypt Mines In Chatham County; about clSex
on The morning Of tbs 9Th inst reselhne N tns osss
Of elk person. among them NJ: ho0s -. rsut. y.
p PAL re siYva. lWlaipsRa q. c'lsoas. W.
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Gov. U,vxo,n-A card in The Nersberry South
Csrolina1 M,r,or announces Ex-Governor James Ham,
ond AZ candid ate to succeed the late PrestonS Brooks
In the House Of Representatives. The author OF su-
thors Of it, in declaring him cenoase assen tner
conviction that be viii not decsae pQwoAnQas
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Mr. CAMERON moved to strike &C! the appropfi.
alton Of 81 eco to the Railroad Com Dission
1bs nlotiop WA debs'ed by Meesrs. CAMERON;
=. TONNSEND, HYDE, PRENDEhGAoi anu
Mr.. LACEY moved to add $500 fox the Roche"er
Home fcI Il G FIispdless. Agreed to. LII
Several other smenduents were made, when the OIL
wa reported to the Houie
In ue HOUSE. Dir. PRENDERGAST moved 70 te
sto,eie ali 900 sppro pston TO tue Board OF ksir0sd
Coumssiopers Agreed to-5i to %: a.
TIE bill wss then ordered TO third reading Aa'
jour 60.
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FIRE AT QUEBEC.

QUEBEC, Friday, April III, 1871.
Last night tie whole Of the Offices OF toe w h.
Trubk Railway Company at Point Levi, opposite nus
city, we've destroyed by fire. The amount OF tne loss
has no. transpired.
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Total. IL 45S

Tota....l 4j8 5Oi
Opposition majority in the State. .91
Ditto on Senators. ....9o'
The Senate stands: Is Opposition to b Buchanan
The House stards: 40 Opposition to 20 Buchanan
That tbeTen Toussnd voters whom the driving
storm apd the JUL which usu,ly follows Presiden-
tal struggle kept at honeare nearly all Opposition,
is pain enough. Here is obe evidence OF It;
In ,be town Of East WndsOr, but one Rspresen-
ta,ye wss chosen on Monday, the two next cand-
dates being tied as follows:
Opp-N 9. O. born....lSi Buch-Barber- $3.50. lS2
Grin Bi.eelll79 Anther ..... lS2
Another struggle for second Representative came
of On Tuesday, with this result:
BisseB lOpp).........2Oi Barber (Buch.). .....lO7
In the whole State the Opposition gain 80 Repre-
sen,atgts, the Buchanan men II, from last year.
THAT the Fillmore Americans went solid for
The Slave Democr acy is agreed on all hands. Hest
The Farmtr, The Bucbsusn organ at Bridgeport:
TIE Standard saya: The Fillmore men have evi.
fe1ty voted With the Democrats, this Spring. IN all
g. cons This is true TO great extent in this quar-
ter and is much to their credit and honor The ptin-
cpe of TIE Nebraska bill indorsed and established
by Mr. Fillmore and consistency at least. required
that biz friends should vote the Democratic ticket IN
orcer 10 maintain the Distinguishing feature of his At
nirsiration'
We trust this is the last of equivOcal issues in
Connecticut, and that hsnceforth her freemen
ubo believe Slavery should be limited and Free
Labor extended will stand together openly and
squirrel, on the Republican platform.
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rived M ,h!s Afternoon. Nobody on board OF her was
Injured. .oa n, Havoc
de Grace 10. day.
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THE BLOODY ASSTzES OF NETWORK.
FERNANDO PLAYS HIS LAST TRUMP.

MASSACRE OF THE INNOOENTs.
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IUIdTs ''''''''0-
The vot. last year summed up-Minor, lam J,
26lOs Ipgham, Dem J, 327O4i WeDes. (Rep.), 67io.
The vote for President s'ood-Fremont, 427l5i
Buchanan, -, 99j; Fillmore 2,6l5.
TIE msofties for CoDgressmen are as follows:
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CONSEQUENTIAL we apprehen5ed, VIM. d.
Bishop Ouch. is the Congressman elect from the
lVth District The full vOte-wbich the Official
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EXTRAORDINARY CASE.

Elt NN0NIl MNy 81 It.b
Gcutlemen My child had commenced breaking aut last
small sores which gradually extcuded over tie entire
inc,ng h. ia which much eat u by the
sores thai both would drop oil
irol al oi adyeru5ed and domestic f,inc,s without
good results then procured and applied little TURF
OIL began better the bottle got broke and
Piled gall toi, again began 10 get wurse Ny older dauRh
said 20 of HAT 1urfol sisters heal
look ed much hetr Wheu used 1t We get another
4ttle head snuw nearly well This was nm agera
and tpok halt hour ay 10 wash H. anu II
bottle feel assured " cu'e
entirely there is h' little of the disease remaining
You entitled to tins and Tor the benefit Of others, tahr
-rrni ,slca4nrc In giving ypu this certificate.
koslectailf IL l. tiialh
To McSsfs. DOW y 20.
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Respectfully. J. 4, BONDuRANT

CHfsrfEfIEIp April 10Th, lsd.
Nssss Ibre C0-llaving used Tnrt OIL and finding
he such tine medicine, thin II due T." you that you
should know It, My daughter about two years Tell hlho
chair and aud bruised her tgh very much II soon
assumed the form Of boil and became sore had II
cd by physieian hut that dad not relieve it. II b.aam"
aud continued for nearly two years tried
every could hear Of with no effect uptd was in
du,cl bottle ofyuur Turf Oltte using one bottle
half entirely healed Ihavc sinee used for other
and ouud the SANE benefit You at hhoty to use
tl.X as You tAtn> proper. 5. tHALhLl-
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VOL. 5..-NO. 159.
DAILY VIRGlNIAN.
rsuE WEDDING RING.


TT. D oRasIfY.
Little, simple valued thing.
Made for little finger fair.
How much thou d0st bring,
when for lncre YOU rnsnnre !
In each madcns ear III sing,
o beware The wedding ring
symbol of ccruityl
Death alone should part thy ue
Awful Is that word to mel
From thy tempting let me ny -
For some spirit on i1e wing
Says '1Bcwaro the wcddingri ringf
Many hearts yonr round does bind,
That were bound by love before
Many hands hy yon arc twined,
1hat yont twininR VIII deplore
And TN them warning bring
To be- Are the woddlngtng
Yet II heart and hand unite,
An, i soul to soul be gven
Then the solemn nnpilh right
In sweet foretaato of heaven
Then petsHasir6iy I'll sing,
Madensl take the wndiingrinR
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NETWORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
RpRNrsTNUsH AND uONORAUIG EN

gDHNrsTNUsE AND usONONAUIG EM-
u PloNMENf TOR TiE NlNiER-frrsohs In Town
coeuY N rArvh 81 employment a source at heeme or
- MI tr leisure hours hear such hy incloshF two
Stauts 10 puV postage. Professor JAMES I HORNE,
BoN M laat NV Nufk Post Office The employment IA III
ted to eith, staun In t umntCral " II an hftito OF
daily consumption and b, manufactured III any person
dwelling secured by raNFh sales - permanent as noul
An agent Is wanted IN every town in the tnlon.
ian ladlm
4 tOOpEk IA fined sheet aud shred estnv ins-
~ fnr naue Nauge Table Jelos primo article for
conioeiHers otd aud Family To be obtained with
ircctous usuH the principal Groeers aud Druggists
throughout III, luitcd States
II I'm PETER COOPER. New York
UDKBNtbE SCHOOL. EOW sNHECsi.ES.--
The undersigned desrrs call the attention of Parens
and Guardian having children o slow mental or rhNsnh uo-
Acopomo I" the fact that he has opencd IN Harlem icw
miles ahoHn tho city al New York, in heahinl AMI
hoauu location, Private Family school, whcro such ehi.
frn can lr tt',td aud taught Tho experience he has had
than eight vear connection with The Massachusetts,
and Penns State Institutions for Idiots has shown hn
that NrN lnutl, bringing these children 10 n
normal condition many Instances he has had them
home either school with advantage,
the duties ef ht with The oarher tho
training he better For circulars reference, Ac
address JAMES II. RICHARDS
aug 26dly M A3i broadway, or Harlem New hok,
ltONNOlSN n ADAMS, Tobacco Censsuis-
~ SION MERCHANTS, No. y FRoNr str ct, New forh,
20 Liberal nlyanecs consignment.
MIR, INklSt ADAMS would he pleased To hear from his
friends al tins house. JAMES A. CONNOLLY,
all ~ dty RoRT NJ ADAMS
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4 NNw anNcnmn.-.nm, msLL.Aus

"a NLW SVNtENN.--FEHI WBETIbWS
IN 4 SBA having fefucd the Corner House. formerly
" j. cinird ht .lalu Williams, jewelers. Store
&eS&' to thar friends and Ia" public,
npthnp rrnllY hnnsomc In the why Geld and silver
Nare Having associated themselves geheT tp par.
carrying this business, toy opening
ago and Wc stack the boat quality of God aud
Silver Ware oonsstinr par, Of Gold and SILVER Hunting
achcs made by the as reliable manuiaoturers (and
anted 10 por1rm) Cameo Law Mosaic Coral, EHamelc1
'ninng furcutine Sets complete, with every other de
tptot # IewoS woiD 6t the present day gca variety
spoons Ladies Sugar gouRs Butter Cake Pie and Fish
made II genuine Silver, at prices 10 please with
ood assortment the AhuVo mentioned articles made Of Al
ata and plated genuine Silver including general
nfmcnt Plated Tea sets Walters, Castors Communion
ervccs Shaving material ci every description aud best
natv Hair and Tooth brushes chambcr and Parlor laed
srnnch Candostcks good selection of P cks
Knives Colts improved Pistols, with variety
,p tinl- numerous 10 mention ifh beg the
public aud sec there III be charge for showing
them.
iemcmber the stand opposite Geo Rueker 4 Go
doc ptE bEiII WILLIAMS Il son
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w any body do We want any body to hnt any body
lsr but of UdAhjBg ,aAss that would
Ike to sell cheap NfuI purposes Any body
need such assistance viii please call and look At our sup
ply. SiLh fhl H'hH ,hi, !
T. s. Those Yankee CHck' famous tor good time keep
ing by long since have not all boen solid
several aud others R0ag would advise
,,4rtsrs T., call early. ian ( s S&