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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-09
SHOCKING TRAGEDIES IN KENTUCK Y

From The Loui,rale Journal Of Apyi!4
Yesterday afternoon The vicinity of Main aud Brook
streets ak Thrown into considerable e1olement oy the
discovery of the commission Of of the most iend
ish and cruel murders OF which we have any koswl-
edge. For some time an Irish sailmaker named fhos
TIever has been threatening the lite OF hs wife, and,
In consequence for several days pas' sne ns sossnea
herself from home. Yesterday the neghbors had their
suspicious oused from the fsct Of the house OF rfaver
being mysterously cloeed. About noon they a.
tempted 10 enter his room, but Il was locked add
barred They then found several policemen, and with
them broke through the door, In the room taey louad
Traver with rszor IN bis hand, ia the act of ,mmt
ting suicide He made slight cash III ms Ihrcat gu,
the weapon was tsAen from bim oy Ofncers snahK'
and Powell. After a very severe Struggle, the man
was seized and bound band and feet.
The v oman vas found lying IN ped, WITHOUT par
tee Of vitality. Ii wss evident that the nae dei some
time before, from wounds inflicted by her husband.
sver acknowledged after being taken 70 prison, ths.
be committed the terrible deed. he says tAaI ne
killed bis wife about O'Clock IN the inroiag using
;or that purpose small penknife which MAS found In
he bed He had stabbed her in several places, and
made several gashes on her body, msnltesting splt
on bis part OF excessive virulepce. Wnat MS mou'e
was for committing this horrible crime Is not kno En
He gives explanation OF bis conduct, though II 10
presumed that the monster laborng uC der the Ii
tuepce Of passions aroused by long indulgence in
liquor.
TIE deceased was about % years Of age, and was
originally from Newport. in this State. Her maiden
pane was Burns and che was married 70 her murderer
last July.
F,on The Losisrlls Courier Of AprH4
A fearful tragedy was enscsed near Mount Washing
ton, in Built County, Thursday evening, at the resi-
depce OF Julius Bukey, old gentleman, who frs.
ock the life of bis daughter Betfie aud thea as own
Tie Particular of this bloody deed from what We can
learn. are these: youpg man named john kooy,
neigbtOr had been paying bis addresses to the dsush-
ter Who was partial to him, but the match was siren
uously opposed by The father Of the girl He had an
n'imaon or impression that they were about 70 elope
lady who was about II ye4n Of age, told her father
who had but the moment before entered the ROOM that
che would pay visit to nsighbov. This excited the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-09
SPIRITUALISM IN BOSTON.
ssrrssposaeses of The N. Y. Tnbsas.


BosToS, April 6, 1857.
An affair in one of the neighborng Theological
Schools has excited great deal of commoton in the
private circle of those interested in the welfare OF that
seminary. Some eight months ago, was at friend 5
house in BrookliDe and was told of some marveJu,
cures wrought by spiritual sgency, through the
nediumship of young Divinity student. There
could be deception about the case the sick persons
friends OF my friend and the Divinity student
a young man of remarkable purity and excellence OF
character above all suspicion. AT several times since,
have heard simlar accounts of his powers which il
said became stronger and more fully developed
fr month TO month. But they have now reached
and passed their maximum; the honorable young man
has been detected in sone Of his leigntofhand and
sleeht-offoot tricks, and is dsgraced, paying rather
dearly for his transient reputation medium, by
losing lis reputation for honesty aud truth.
Yet if he had not been Divinity Student the de-
lection Of his tncks would never have been made
public We have no reporter in Boston to give rs
daguereotypes of our modern witches. Many of those
who are advertising in the spiritual pspers and held in
beh honor among the spiritual community, have been
repeatedly detected in their tricks by unbeisvers,
add are yet receiving good income from the visits
OF more credulous dupes. As this Divinity Students
career as min'ter is blasted by this detection it is
postible he may take to mediumship ss profession.
and he could doubtless make il lucrative. Such
s the fascination of beefin spiritual intercourse that
the detection Of part Of the tricks Of medium cannot
destroy the faith Of believer n the tricks which
he has not detected. know Of educated, and in
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-09

AT the annual meeting of Theodore Paxkm's 80
ciety in Boston held last week il was voted to increase
the yesrly salary Of the pastor, the Rev. Thsodos
Parier, from Of 600 to g. 500 II IVES also voted 10
give Mr. Psrker vacation of six months, on sccount
81 bis health, and TO supply the pulpit during 1st
time. I,.
The Rev. Calvin Cotton, well known as the writer
of the Junius Tracts" series of political papers OF
editor of The Speeches and Correspondents Of Heury
Clay" died few days since at Savannah, Geo.,
whittier be had gone in pursuit Of health.
Col. Sam. Beday, Governor Of Minnesota, hes
sccetted On invitation TO meet Col. Schouer, Stanley
MATHEWS, N II. Swayne. Tenn Ford and other friends,
political spd personsl " at the festive boNd before
leaving for high ATTITUDES.
MIR. Kalloch ION hial for adultery In Boston) ~
ssed in The divine services at the fremont Temple
Sunday to the extent OF reading hymn. The sermon
was preached BY the Rev. Mr.. Woods Of Wstefvins,
Maine.
- The Massachusetts, House has granted TO E'hu
Burritt the use Of IFS Hail. for the delivery Of ~
course touching "A Plan Of Brotberiy CopTteefsnp
"of The North and South for the Pescefn E1'ne''''
"of Slavery" =
DIR. William YsIes, who first INTRODUCED vs n
ton into the United State; s slsf u It The sssas
age of 30. He vas native Oh H's'
u.s.u. Iavsrt Of Mobile 10 said to be tie author.
cas- Of the pouulsr novel in reply to "Dred, called
TIT TIT for ~ -.
r1a Pos,ou Hercdnrue hal was oeoeeiy cSOWueu
ming on the occasion Of address on ten
Serspcs BY wendell Phillips.
f-ctp. Quitmsn is fast recovering from the heed
a;,esse with which he was attacked amer ieavn9
Wssbirgton.
e. Preaidsnt Tyler arrived in Norfolk On TAa''-
day evening.
Herman Melville, Who hiss been travelling nEUpe
for bis health, 10 about to setssn home. 1, s-ls.rf
The vocalist Rassu psspos~ visiting Coses
sboeHy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-09
CT 1nIrIs MUNICIPAL ELECTION.

ST LOUIS No Wednesday, April ToU
Full returns give Winner (Emsncipeuonistl tor Nay
or s. s7 votes; Pratte (Oenocrat) 3,759; and Lane
Mmerjcap). 1881. The EmsncipatiODsts have large
,nsor,ties In both branches of the Council and have
se.fed ali their candidates for the city Offices II is
now .aid thst large numbers of toe Americans voted
for Prae for Mayor, believing hum the only candidate
able 10 beat the Emancipation ticket.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-09
FROM NEw-ORLEANS- MISCELLANEOUS.

NEW ORLEANS, Wednesday. April ., 1891:
John OInsid, an exchange dealer, left here on tne
Fmpire Civ on Sunday morning, after having swim
dIed houses here to the amount Of $4,000
1t Is supposed that the cold has done some injury 70
the cotton and sugar crops.
A steamer from Galveston, Texas, arrived at Ber-
wicks Bay yesterday evening, and the passengers
came TO the city by railroad making the whole trip in
lees than twenty -four hours.
The Canadians news vas received here thus morn
ing AZ published in The evening editions of the Asso-
ciated Press
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-09
gentleman of Virgins. "a

Another gentleman Of Virgins, says correspoa:
dent of The Richmond Enquirer, ha, invited General
Pierce to become resident Of the Old Dominion. He
offers for bis residence 200 acres OF isnd Dear Eysum
Springs three miles from the bords of the Tenth Legion
and five from Capon Spring. There he can have the
benefit Of that pure. bslmy atmosphere well inpreg
Daied with the purest Democracy. The name OF the
senten lie withheld until 1t is necessary TO Do known
He will also give slOO toward the purchase of any
residence in the State of virginia which the E1Pfesl'
dtrt may select.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-09
THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
ppoN WASHINGTON.

FROM WASHINGTON: ,o..
w!.n,yoros. "Wednesday. April 8. 1857.
M.;sn b.. completed It's srran yements
Inc Ao .n rS;ns and WIN B. Reed, e,q, Of POila-
S,1Dss who !. noe bere has been ,en4Srod the m,
edition 70 Ses S.s vessel TSs order for hsr
M M ,an Ds,GiS vii Be issued tOmOrrow.
9s1d Offices in Minneso's have been directed
,oo,rne The s;tbcrswi Of lands falling within the
s.hs line of the raitosd routes established uoder
P IuU,o Of Congress. Presumption clsms based upon
sscnsI and not for spec 1l.tion made up TO
the time when the lnes routes we're definitely fixed
on any Of the lsnds withdrawn, will be auo ~ed pro.
yided the testimony ia clear and explicit The off ces
Of the Wy crested Land Districts will be estaohsned
at Brow nsvine, at Dakota and Nebraska cities.
Charles G. Green, esq, is reapponted Navy Agent
at Boston. ..t.., -, in
TIE case Of Commander Ogden has been taken up ID
the Naval Court of Inquiry. pos,
The President has resppsioted Joseph ". ulay a.
master at Cleveland, aud Thomas Miller foslnse, 10
Columbus, Ohio vice Sparrow, whose commission JUS
expired.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-09
NoE-ARRIvAL OF THE NIAGARA.

HALIFAX, n. S. Wednesday Apni o, 1901
We have a oIe.r, fine night but as yet have no
tidnvs Of the steamer Niagara now due at this port
with Liverpool advoes of the 18th ult, three days
later than the Canadians advces at Portland, last
night.
The steamship Circassisn sailed at 10 o'clock this
morning for Portland.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-09

ANOTHER SOLDIER or THE REvoLuTIoS De-
PARTEp.-Col Jacob Carter. one Of the soldiers VINO
fought IN the Revolution died at bis residence in Co
viDetop County, Mississippi, on the oath Of MTch he
was ia HE 99th year, having been born In Morris Co.,
New Jerey. on the Sd of April 1853. For many years
previous to BIS death he ives exemplary me nbe1 Of
the Baptist Church.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-09
MICHIGAN ELECTION.

DETROIT, Wednesday, April 8, 1857.
Incomplete returns indicate the election OF the Re-
publcsp State Judicial ticket by at least 10000 ms
ionty. Six Of the eight Circuit judges, and the Re-
gents Of the St.te University are Republican. Not
more than two-tnrds Of a full vote was poled.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-09
c,NcrNNATT MUNICIPAL ELECTION.

CINcINNATI, Tuesdty, AprlI Z, Io0'
At the City Election yesterday, N. W: Tbons,, the
tba Cit;zens' CANDIDATE for Judge of the Superior
Court we're elected over c. j. W. Smith and j.
Ferguson Democrats. The precise msjortlss are not
vat sscertained. The other offices are undecided
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-09
FIRE AT NEw-ALBANY, IND.

CINcINNATI, Tuesday, A ,ril Z, 1857.
The iron and ship chandlsy store Of John Bushnell,
aud several adjoining buildings 10 New Albany lad,
were burned d wD on Suoday morning The loss is
estimated at $40 000 aod the insurance is very slight.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-09
STEAM-pOILER EXpLOSION.

INDIANAPOLIS, Weonesisy, April 3, 3D.
LAST night the new steam boiler, recently put In The
State Sentinel office being tried sor the first tone e&-
poded killiog instantly a young msu named Homer
and badly iJjurDg five others. The east wall OF the
building was blown down. The damage to presses
type, &c, was very great.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-09
MILWAUKEE CITY ELECTION.

MILWAUKEE,, Wednesday, April 0, TOT:
The Peoples ticket has been elected IN our CITY
EecSion with the exception OF Mayor ano treasurer
Cross The Democratic candidate for Mayor is reeect
cd. Judge Macarthur, Democrat, is elected Judge OF
the Circuit Court The returns are too msaSer 70 oe-
eide who Is elected Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-09
SUICIDE OF A PRISONER.

SPRIsGFIELD, Mess, Wednesday. April s, 1857.
Henry C. Haskiss, prisoner awaiting bis trial 10
The Jail bere committed suicide to day at o'clock, oy
hanging himself 10 bis cell vito his bed cord He leu
note to the iaor requesting him to remit % to his
parents, who reside 10 Vermont, and are very poor,
but respectable.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-09
FIRE AT MOUNT CARMEL. ILL.

NINcENsEs, Tuesday, Aprlt Z, 1917.
TIE Court House of Wsbass County at Mouut Car.
mel Ilihos, with all lite records, was burned on Sun
day last
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THE CONNEcrICUT ELECTION.

BRIDGEPORT, Wednesday, April 8, 1857.
The Bridgeport Farmer says that VIM. d. BISHOP
Dem. for Congress in all the District has IA majority
over Orfis S. Ferry, Opposition.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-09
DEPARTURE OF THE EUROPA.

Bosros, Wednesday, April 8, 1857.
The Royal Mail steamship Europa sailed this morn.
ing with sky. eight passengers for Liverpool and
twenty Elk for slifsx. She took out very little specie.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-09
FROM ALBANY.

ALBAsI, Wednesday, April D, 1891.
The Trinity Church question was argued before the
A,s,mbly's Committee ON Benevolent and Charitable
Institutions this afternoon BY Mr. Rugges on behalf OF
the Church.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-09
THE SOUTHERN MAIL,

BALTIMORE Wednesday. April 3, 1857.
New Orleans papers of Thursday last have been re-
ceived.
The Collector of New Orleans had rem sved
jules Csiie, nephew Of Pierre Soule, from office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-09

THE CASE OF THE REV. Mr.. KALLOCH.
BosTos, Wednesday, April 8, 1851.
The Jury In the Rev. Mr. KAlloch's stood eight
for acquitia to four for conviction, and we're dis
charoed
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NAVIGATION AT THE NORTH.

-, IUO1 " cUDttuayJ tPVII y IVJ's
The Pio'ou HaIbor is now clear of ice. One vessel
arrived to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-09
vste bills from the Committee Of Eight q proper to

U
20 to Select Committees 10 report conpieteJ
Mr. RIDER moved 10 srnend the report OF tue Gem
miee by strlpg from the report the ON tna' ,@su,
10 improving the Breed Of Horses and sending the Dill
to the Cor mittee of the Whole. .
After pr apirnatSd debate. Mr. RIDERS motion to
refr n the COMMITTEE Of the Whole va lost eno .ne
bill with the Others reported, referred to report o'"
pIete.
I'll. ser.,o :, ~ nmit,es Of the Whole, Mr. Fl ALE
in ibe chair considered the bill relative to Port "''o'
cps Of New York. -. .,.;a;co foy
mr. SICKLEs moved an amendment provnlaa'",xs ,E
Incorporating tae proviso 10 the &c. Q, hail pre-
in eject that nothing in the act contained suaa
,ont srv uer,op or persons from aching Us ePP'oeo
or arbitrstors of damaged goods IN any ~ ~ 800
h,Ionoinp To the duties Of the Mater aod Nuu' ol
49, Ut ofNew York whenever they shat or may De
,so,r.d in writing 70 act SUCH by all parties and
interested In the act acts to be done, or by
b;r Law ful sgents or ron making his or their report
ar award in such case or casee 10 any o1oef ma'ef
of skiI or Judgment or OF arbitrator.
The am- Ddment was lost. 80 ,
MT KELLY moved to amend, by providing that
three OF the Port Wardens sba be experienced sesmen,
having commanded chip for two or more years, or
who ,hsll have been pilots To and from the port OF
New. York. Agreed to.
Mr.. BROOKS moved to strike out the ensctiog
Glance of the bill Lost and after further discussion,
progress was reported upon the bill:
For the relief of George b. Woolbrdge-S2 5W-in-
ures received while in the service of the State on the
Hudson River Rslrosd.
Mr. SPENCER stated the circumstances Of the case,
feepgly appealed to the Senate in bis behalf, and
highly coupiimented the Hudson River R,ilroad a.
an eIsmpe of corporation not without soul, for taat
corporation bad provided for Mr.. VS. support TOR
months. He jumped from the train, 40 accident having
occurred, apo the Company were not Responsible.
Mr. SICKLES moved to amend The bill by naming
the amount 50 600. Agreed to, unanimously and bill
ordered to third reading, and passed.
To establish Bulkbesds and Piers in the City OF New
York Progress; specia order for P. IN. =,
Mr. NOXON reported the bill to authorize the Under
Sheriff of Kings County to perform certain offcia
scts. Third reading and passed.
The third reading of bills was made the special order
for this evening, at u m.
This afternoon the bill establishing the bulkhead
and pierines of the port of New York, wa, taken up
in Committee of the Whole, with Mr.. Hse In the
Chair.
taking the question.
Tie bill ir as reported by the Harbor Commission
ers, and meets with much more opposition than was
anticipated.
EVENING SESSION.
The bill to establish bulk head pier lines was debated
and ordered to third reading.
The bill to establish regulations for the port OF New
York was also ordered to a third reading.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-06-10
SPRING TRADE. 1857.
SMITH. RHODES Il CO..
(LATE SMITH & RoBERrs,)


IMPORTERS and dealers in Foreign and Domes
L tic Hardware, Cutlery, Guns, Saddlery, DC
&C., No, % Pearl street, Richmond, Virginia
have now on hand, and for sale, large and ele
CANT stock of HARDWARE, especially adapt
ed to the trade Of Virginia, North Carolina and
Tennessee, and we would respectfully solicit from
Merchants and Saddlers visiting the Market, a
call and an examination Of thesame Our stock i.
tull-comprising in part follows:
Building materials of every description, a large
variety.
Tools for Carpenters, Masons, Saddlers, Tan.
ners, Millwrights, Coopers Smiths, &C., &c.
Axles Fises, Chains, Anvils Bellows, Axes &c
Hog Skins, Brides, Bits, Stirrups, Webbing
&C., dc.
Saddles Sheep Skins, Patent and Enamclled
Leather, &C., &c.
Shoe Lasts, Pegs, Crimp Boards, Boot Press &c
Cutlery, Pocket and Table, a splendid variety
Guns, double and single rrel, Pistols, Revol.
vers, Rifles, Game Bags. Pouches, Belts, Caps &c.
Whips of AL descriptions in great variety.
Fancy Goods, us Porte Monnaies, Purses, Violin
Strings Pine, Needles, Forks, Spades, shovels,
Hammers
Anchor Boiling Cloth, &C., &C., &c.
Richmond March 81, l857-y6m
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-06-10
THE OLD WATCH,

My grandfather's watch is battered and old,
1t never contained either jewels or gold:
I've carried thee now for many long years,
And cherished by me, tho some gave thee sneers
Although thou art thick, and not outwardly fine,
Thro' summer and winter you We kept good time
I've seen many rival all cased in fine gold,
Yet still prefer you for time, tho you're old
Poor, common and worn, with a thin silver case
L scarcely can see the time now by the face;
Yet still can hear, by that old wheezy sound
You must be repaired, or you II soon run aground
And so long rs live none shall part me and you,
Savewhile you re repairing by BARTHOLOMEW.
And as tbose old hands point the hour Of day,
Ittells me how time passes swiftly away;
For must leave thee, tor none will be caring,
go, like you then, for thorough repairing.
W. J. BARTHOLOMEW,
Watch and Clock Maker,
Corner of 18th and Main sts. Richmond, Va
N. B.-Watches Clocks and Jewery of every
description carefully repaired. Hair Ornaments
of every kind made, and engraving neatly execu-
cuted on the shortest notice, and on as moderate
terms as any other house in the city. WI. B.
Richmond Sent 20 lS5B-ly
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-06-10
WONDERFUL f.!

4 SIX Mr.. Henry Campbell. Of Montgomery co.
N PL.. if two bottles of DE GRATli'S ELEC-
TRIO OIL did not cure his children Of Scarlet Fee
yer, running at The Ears and Jumps on the ThrOat
utter the ply siei ms had given them up. He says
he has used Prof. De GRATH'S ELECTRIC OIL
without il in his house.
Ask Mr.. Hildebrnndt, OF Indiana CO.. Pa, If
one bottle Of Prof. De GRATH'S ELECTRIC OIL
dbl not cure him of rheumatism of two years
standing. lie says he would give SIS bottle for
il if he could not get it otherwise.
Ask Mr.. Sam'l Harper, of Alexandria, Va, II
Prof. DE tirath's ELECTRIC OIL did not cure
his son of Deafness of yotrs sttndiug after all
physcians had failed Ask him if he did hot see a
ease # Paralysis cured which induced him 20 try
it on his son.
CrLpEpER G. H., Va. Jan. Z, 1857.
ProC Dr. Grath-DEAR SIR This is to certify
that my servant boy, Philip, has been deaf for up
wards of Ii years. | have tried various remedies
without effect For The st 5 or years he has
been getting worse, when by the application OF
your genuine ELEt TRIO OIL in the presence of
81 persons, his herring was so far restored that
he could hear person speak in a common tone of
voice can cheerfully recommend it to all
Yours, truly, JNO. JAMESON
We the undersigned saw the operation perform
ed and acknowledge it to be one of the most mirac-
Mons cures ever made in this place
L. NELSON OLAlhBokNE, OuiPePer u H.
L. C TURNER, do do
b. ii. JAMIsoN, do. do.
Jyo Urz, Rappahnnock Co Va.
PROF. DEGRATH'S ELECTRIC OIL CURES
Rheumatism, soreness, Deafness
Ulcers, Burns, scalds,
Pains, cramps, fiies &c.
Ladies should use it. 1t is sweet and pleasant
TO use.
N. B. Be careful and see that the written sig
nature of PROT De Grath is on the label, and his
name blown in the bottle. All others are rascally
counterfeits.
To be had at DR.. MERRILLAr's Drug Store Main
Street.
Jan. II, lS57.-ly
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THE OLD STAND
WITH A
III EW NAME.

TeNhh supscnUer having purchased Tue STOCK AN.
j. good will of the business formerly conducted
by MIR. Booth would respectfully solicit continu'
alton of the patronage Of his old customers, al
SO from all who may be in want Of any article in
his line. The stock of Goods now ON hand is COM
plete and of the greatest variety consisting Of Gold
and Velvet Satin and Common Paper Hangings,
with Borders to match, silk and Worsted Damask,
Satin de Laines &C., for Curtains. Velvet Tapes
try and Tapestry Brussels, three ply and ingram
widths from one to eigh; yards, Transparent Shades
ut all prices, Hair and Shuck Mattresses, Feather
Beds, Springs and Common Lounges, DC. All
of the above, with many articles not enumerated,
have teen purchased at the very lowest prices, and
will be sold to all corners low. if not lower, than
they can be purchased at any other house in the
State. WIN. WALTERS,
Successor to VIM. Booth,
No. 140 Main Street, Richmond, Va.
Richmond Sect 20. lS56-ly
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FALL CAMPAIGN, 1856.
.ME.r and EOH,S' CLOTHE.v'G
and Furnishing Goods.


4 BEG leave to return my many thanks for the
Il liberal patronage bestowed upon me flor the last
fourteen gears, and hope by close attention to
merit continuance from my old patrons and a
call from mep ones.
My stock will at all times be large to always en-
sure ft from all the latest styles the market af
fords, consisting of
OVER COATS, BUSINESS CoATs,
PALMAs, DRESS
RAGLAN's, FRoCS
CATaLoNIA's, PANTS, VESTS,
To fit all sizes from years old to old age, You
can be accommodated and fitted in any kind Of a
Garment usually found ina Clothing House.
My stock ia WELL MADE,
NICELY CUT,
OBLIGED TO FIT,
anG MUST BE SOLD.
My motto is Large Sales, Small Profts, Loao
as ihs LOwsst, as Cool as tie BeSt, and SutiSiac-
ton 10 tie Buyer VIM. Ira SMITH,
IA Main Street. Richmond, Va.
Richmond, Sept. 70. 1873 -ly