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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-05-22

Gay Bishop james, of the Methodist Epis-
copal Church, left, last week, for tho Pa
cifc, in the steamer Illinois. lie will DO
absent about six months lie is TO preside
at the annual Conference to BIO held at Cor
wallis, Oregon, on the 18th Of August, and
at San Francisco on the 18th Of Sept
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-05-22

BG- A correspondent writes us from Co
der Valley, Black Hawk County, Iowa, that
the weather is very cold for the season; on
the 18th Of April snow fell to the depth Of
three inches, and the ground was frozen ten
inches down.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-05-22

n@-swhat's tho matter billg' why
nanny has fell up stairs, and stuck
knot hole in her hand, and Johnny won't
90 for boot,jack TO pull il out. Where
Is the po,ecary's. Exit Bill hollering
FIRE.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-05-22

R6y- The next election for members of
Congress will take place in Virginia on the
Goth Of May. There will then be no other
until tho Alabama. Tennessee, Arkansas,
Kentucky, and Texas elections In August
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-05-22
ROWLING FOR THE FUTURE.

Clouds and darkness, threatening, ON
nous darkness, gather around our poil-
ical future. A night, gloomy and terri
BILE, sets in upon us. We are drifting
slowly and silently, into an ocean Of stor-
my. furious whirlwinds. quicksands and
fearful whirlpools. A solemn silence pre-
vails-'tis the precursor Of a-horrible
tempest. Harkl the low, muttering rum
bling Of distant thunder breaks upon the
stiffness. Fitful nashesreyeal the sullen
gloom. The lurid air is heavy and chill.
The storm approaches-nearcr and
moro near IL comes-loudor and more
loud II bowls. Man the sails. all hands
10 their posts. The South expects every
man TO do bis duty. Life aud death. hon.
or and liberty, are involved. Let each
heart be firm, each nerve be steady.
The conflict will be as fierce NJ malice
and hate can makeit. Stand firm. Harkl
what crash was thatl Kansas is gonel
List triumphant shout from the spirits
OF tho STORM Missouri is yielding -
How fierce tho blasts. how lurid Is the
lightningl How terrible thotempcstl sea
and heaven are commingledl Howls-
horrible-yells terrific. tear our cars
Virginia Is assailed. Gloomy, dark, ter
rble howls the tempest. Waterman
what of the mighty All is dark, dark -
no dawn appears.
Newburg Is. o. Sun.
"TnE WAsmNoroS AeUEpucT.-We
are glad TO learn that Captain Meigs is
still animated by the desire to press this
great work. committed TO his charge, TO
completion at the earliest practicable Pc
riod.'
And so proceeds to propel on stills for
quarter Of column.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-05-22

Y Times writes:
Gen Lane 10 not remarked but h a CON-
promising Spectator, and has dined with
DR.. Strngfellow. Another item 10 be re-
membered is, that Cen Pomercy recently
slept heetps nights soith Gen S,rincfsiics. -
Here we have Border Rnfiians and the
Free State Traitors literally "thick as two
in bed" Land speculations, like many
other things, make strange bed-fslloxs'
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-05-22

TIMETABLE EASTWARD.
Indianapolis ITO A. NJ; Spades lo;ls. A. NJ; cs-
cinnstf 1880. p. NJ.
a-IndanapoIIs l:ooP NJ; Spades 4.ss; cInsipnatI
os5o p. NJ
s--rndanapolI. ITO P. NJ Spades IOsP. NJ; oincin.
natl l2sio A. NJ
TIMETABLE WESTWARD.
i-cinennsii 600 A. NJ; Spades soe A. NJ, Isaisnsp-
oils II 90 AN. ff
i---cineinnati ESQ p NJ Spades 4sss p ~; Indiana
polls 500 P. NJ
oils 2lbAM.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-05-22

INTENTIONS OF MARRIAGE IN MAINE
The late Legislature passed an act restoring
the old law requiring the publication of in
tentions' of marriage The effect Of the re-
imposition of the annoying and useless re-
quirements of the old law will be to force
candidates for matrimony, who don't care to
do required penance, to take "early train"
Cor other Jurisdictions, where there are fewer
obstacles to getting the "knot tied" with
speed and promptitude Then let them
board in Indianapolis month, and they
can be divorced just as speedily.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-05-22
REVIEW OF THE
CINCINNATI MARKET,

For the week ending Monday, May
18th. -
CAREFULLY corrected for fhis paper 5y -DY
ron a. Golfer, Grocer, Produce and CSBs-
mission Merchant, soafh-eaa corner Of Main
aud Serenth freefs, Cincinnati, Ohio.
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ePKClAL NnT1UKa.


- Whlfehurst's Gallery. Litch's Rhe.
roonAPHs REDUCED IN PAIGE Determines 70
sdapt my price. % wnat seems % be aenoe.a , am
of nv beautiful Photographs, taken on paper, to .
standard that am ought to warrant the most
exteusiye sale of sny class of pictures ever intro
dueed In this city. Though bat short time since
they Ave been introduced here a. taken BY myself
they have ELECTED the highest encomiums from ths
best critics. and pronounced the grestest improve
ment vet discovered In the art. Infinitely superior
to the old style Of Dssuerreotype, whish must fade
accidents that may befall Ambrotypes-ths fact that
they have almost entirely supp,snted all pie
lures In the fret class galleries. both in Europe and
will here also
win furnish one of these pictures for s3, three
of them for so, and 20 on lower, according to the
number taken / can furnish tn same picture, paint
cd in oil or water colors beautiful effect, at very
moderate charges
Ambrotype taken In tho finest style, on secommo.
datius terms, A. LITCH,
40 4-2t* Manager.
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A HoAX.-The Wilmington IN G. Journal says
the schooner E. Brooks, Captain Roberts, which
sailed from Greytowp, on the 10Th ult, put into
the mouth of the Cape Fear River, in leaking
condition, having on board three deserters from
Walkers army. From these men, the Journal
learns that on the 18th ult. Cabanas, being rein-
forced by 1000 troops attacked Walkers camp
but was beaten off with great loss Walker af-
forwards retreated to Rosario, with an effective
force of only 300 men, after having burnt Rivas
This statement is undoubtedly hoax, as the Tex
as, arrived at New York yesterday, brings news
from Walkers camp to the eighteenth ult, and
nothing of this kind is contained in her adyices-
indeed, exactly the reverse is the case.
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TkLK0aAppln NEWS.
TkLEGRApptC NEWS.
h EPORfED FUk fuE DIgPATCE
LATER FROM NICARAGUA.
WALKER AGAIN IN THE ASCENDANT.
Fillibasters su- ce.sfal In BattIe.

NEW YORK, April 3.-The steamer Texas ar
rived here last night, from San Juan on the 2otn
and AspinwaIl on the 23d uIt. She brings nothing
later from California
The u s sloop Of war ST. Marys was still 81
San Juan del Sur
FROM WALKERS CAMP.
News from Rivas Walkers head-qusrters' u
to the 18th March.
army was In GOOD condition and well provisioned.
walker With 400 men attacked the Allies NJ San
Jorge. GAINED the plaza and burnt the important
portion of the town. He then retreated TO kivAs,
which had, during bis absence, oeen attacked oy
Chamorros with 1900 men, who had been repulsed
With great slaughter by Gen Henniugsen. Walker
met the enemy retreating, and they were conse>
ouantly placed between two fires and suffered
Immensely. Their own account says they lost
3oT killed and over 300 wounded, while Walker
Estimates their loss at 600 killed and 500 wounded
He states his own loss at killed and 81 wounded
Walker had the dead bodies buried.
Gen. Canas commander In chief of the Allies,
was under arrest for having made overtures to
Walker.
Gen. Chillon was raising body of men in Leon,
and was about to join Walker.
President Rivas had been assassinated
Col Lockridge, on the San Juan river, had re-
ceived another strong reinforcement of Texans,
with large quantity of provisions and ammuui-
ton. His command garrisoned the only two com.
munications by water with Costa Rica viz: 2l0
men at the mouth Of the Ssrapaqui, ana 1Ss men
on the San Carlos river. The remaining 152 are
with Lockridge, at Machuca Rapids
Lockridge, it 10 said has secured documents
showing that the Costa Ricans opened the Transit
Route to the English government during its block.
ade.
The Costa Rican force at San Carlos is small
The latest reports say that the Allies had been
defeated by Walker, and retreated to Massaya.
FROM PERU.
The royal mail steamer Granada had been board
ed by the Peruvian insurgents in the steamer Loa,
ADD plundered of S32 600 in specie, and quantity
of arms and provisions
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THOs. E. PRICE 4 GO. adding by every ar.
rival to their commanding stock of staple and Fancy
Dry Goods to which they call the attention OF their
friends and the public. In every de cr ption of hea.
Wy goods for servants, Housekeeping art ices such
Linen and Cotton Sheetinss, Table Damasks Nap
tins, Irish Linen, Hucksbacks, dwellings, Bed
Quilts. Pillow Linens, Diapers &c &c, their stock
10 at all times com pete.
In their BAZAAR" Show Room, up stairs
will be found eadess variety of the styles
Mantias from the lowest price to the finest import
ed; also, Stella Shswls; Grape Shaw.s Lace Points;
Hermann Shawls and scarfs; Muslin and Lace Cur
tsins Curtain Damask; Brooatelles; Cornics; Tas-
sells; Loops Bands &c They are now receiving and
will continue to get every week throughout the sea-
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" Notice Tho Literary Society of the
Young Mems christian Association will meet st their
Hall, in Goddin's Building. THIS Saturday EVE
MING, at II O'Clock on which occasion. in addition
to the inaugural Address of the President an Ora
ton BY Mr. Thomas w. White and an Essay by Mr..
Philip Price, the follow question will be de ba-
ted BY four members Of the society: Ought the
isht of suffrage to be restricted to property
The public and especially the ladies, are invited
to attend
By order of the Society.
sp Att SAMUEL SlNTON, secy.
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Tho Charter Elections.

The people are wearied with the number of
small Offices they are annually called upon to fill.
nd with the everlasting appeals addressed to
them to give their support to men of whose merits
they know little or nothing A desire seems to be
generally entertained to diminish the list of offices
to be filled by the popular vote and turn them over
20 the Council and the Court. We learn that a
petition with this object is about being circulated
among the citizens.
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DISTRESSING SUICIDE OF A VIRGIEIAN.-On
Wednesday night last, j. Alfred Halsey, son OF
Msjor B. F. Hasey, of Petersburg, Va, and en-
ployed IS salesman in the carpet house of Brown
e. Co, New York. committed suicide at the Girsrd
House, Philadelphia. He was about 25 years of
age. The Bulletin, of Thursday afternoon, says
About half past seven last evening, a young
man went to the Grard House and took lodgings
He entered upon the book his name as follows =
III. A. johnson, Virginia"
The stranger had q room given him upon the
third floor, to which he retired About haf.past |
o'clock at night, person passing by the room
heard the cries Of the young man. The latter said
he had been poisoned that he was dying and that
he was unable to get up and open the door. The
door was Immediately broken open, and the occu.
pant Of the apartment was found lying upon the
bed wfithng in great agony.
A phial which had been amptied, and which
bore simply the inscription, Stry chnine In large
letters, was found in the room. The contents of
this bottle, the sufferer said he had allowed and
Also said that 1t had been given him ata drug store
In mistake for morphine. Medical aid was sum.
moned as speedily as possible but he was beyond
its reach, as he had swallowed enough of the drug
to kill forty persons The wretched man fingered
in great agony for about an hour when he died.
Coroner Delavan held an inquest in the case at
one o'clock this morning, when verdict of suicide
by taking strychnine was rendered During the
Investigation 1t VAS made manifest that the deceas
cd had taken the drug voluntarily for the porpose
of destroying his life. The name recorded on the
book ct the desk proved to be an assumed one, biz
real name being J. Alfred Halsey.
The deceased was apparently about twenty i've
wears of age. His friends reside at Petersburg
Fhgnia: but he was employed in the wholesale
carpet house OF Brown g. Co, opposite the Mer
chants Hotel, New York His motive for the com
mission of the act is not known He seems to have
left New York At o'clock yesterday afternoon, ant
to have gone direct TO the Girard House upon bis
arrival In the city The act was without doubt de
signed. He had no baggage with him, and blu
three dollars were found in bis pocket The friend
of the decreased have been teiegraphed to.
While the steamboat Trenton was coming dowr
the river. last eveuina, with the passengers from
New York, young man made two different At
tsmpts to leap overheard He WAS prevented from
accomplishing uis purpose. This circumstance
Ha sey. This cannot be the case, however,. as the
deceased was ss the Girard House before the Tren,
ton reached her wharf
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SATURDAY, April 4ih, 1857.
20 conclude With tho
WANDERING BOYS.
Nj. ~ MA,

FOX RENT...The House and Lot
f& at present occupied by the subscriber, situated
Ia on tbs East side OF 7th street, adjoining
the City Spring lot The house hiss seven good
rooms besides store room. green house, closets
Kitchen servants rooms smoke house, coal and wood
houses 10 handsome front yard. vol set with
shrubbsry and flowers. Also good sized back yard,
city water and gas the premises, and. In fact,
every convenience for the accommodation for mod.
crate sized family TO good tenant, the rent will
be moderate, and possession eiv-n immediately
For particulars, inquire on the premises
ap4-St* N. w. WALTON.
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Georgia Races,

COLUMBUS, April 2-To-day Mr.. D. McDaniel's
ch b. Frankfort, beat Moidore at three mile heats,
with ease. Time 6:ll-5:59.
Yesterday Mr. D. McDaniels mare. Kate Hum
er beat the renowned Frank Allen for the two
niles heat purse in two straight heats. Time
3:44-3:4l.
For the mile heat stakes, Charleston, owned by
Puryear g. Watson, beat Don Juan in four he ats
Time .46-1:46-l4o-l:47, LOCKER ON
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Hon Harry w. billiard of Alabama, has come
out in favor of Mr.. Buchanans administration
Robt White, Sr an old citizen of Danville, Va.
died on Wednesday last
DR.. Ed TONNES has sold his farm in Mecklen.
burg county, Va for $l0,000-an advance of one
hundred per cent. the price paid for i've years
since
Residents of Chattanooga, Tenn, are devoting
considerable attention to the culture of the Ca.
tawba grippe. One gentleman has planted about
thirty acres
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-04

~ SnmHel K. w. Becker, Attorney Mt
Law, 10 prepared to undertake any business pertain
ing to his profession in this, any of the sdjoin-
ing counties May be consulted in any of the mod :
ern European languages and gives prompt attention
to tho Collection of Claims.
u Office 18th street. between Bank and Main
ap 4-d3m*
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Fire Mt EortEaward.

FORT EDWARD, N. Y, April I'd About 10
o'clock last night fire broke out in the barn adj
joining the Exchange Hotel, in this place, and as
the wind was blowing hard at the time, the flames
spread to the hotel and the residence of David
Taylor, which were consumed Loss about $1,000;
insurance 5000 on the hotel
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-04

e TYLER Co. have, during the two W eeks they
have been importation ct 1877 ain street. taken 500
Portraits OF the citizens of Richmond. Crowds upon
crowds Of delighted patrons daily visit the new De
pot of Art to obtain the beautiful Vtrotypes taken
for SO cents Fifteen operators being Ole to sup
ply the demand five additional artists have been add
cd, that makes this Gallery now the largest In the
country. 400 Vitrotyp-s taken daily. 3
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Marine Disosfers,

NEW YORK, April 2d-A dispatch from Sandy
Hook states that four schooners and q soop are
ashore on the Jersey coast A schooner and slooI
are. ashore on the Hook, and sloop on the Horse
Shoe. Also, 4 barque at Coney Island. No names
are given.
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United States and China.

WASHINGTON, April 3.-Commissioner Parker
has been instructed to remove U S. Consul Kee.
nan, at Hong Kong, if it be true that he carried
the American flag at the head of the forces at the
attack on Canton.
1t is the present intention of our Government
tolsend a new Commissioner to China
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-04

~ NOtice.--The superintendenfs Of the
different Sunday Schools IN Richmond and Man
chester are requested call at the Bookstore Of =.
frice or at the store of the undersigned. TO-DAY,
18th inst and obi ain supply Of the Hymns whioh
have been published be sung at the State Conven-
ton In May next. r. HOkTOH kEACd,
ap4-It 81 Main street.
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Theatre

Tonight the French Spy" and the Wandering
Boys" Miss MITCHELL as MatbiIde last night
drew forth the hearty applause of her auditors Il!
il one of her best characters.
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ePeUIAL NOVIURs.

= COunfFy Merchants visiting Hfch.
MoHD, Will find ct III Main street, full assortment
SCHOOL SOCKS.
BLANK BOOKS,
CAP, LETTER AND
WRAPPING PAPER
INK, BONNkT BOARDs
STATES, PENs. ENVELOPES.
And oil other articles In his Sfstionsry line st mod
crate prices for cash, or to pnnctual customers
y Orders will meet with prompt att. Dtion.
ap3 -3t w RANDOLPH.
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e. Elder Albert3 ndersOs Will preach
at Bethel Meeting House. 18th street, Union
Hill tomorrow SUNDAY morning, at IL o'clock
and ST O'Clock, p. III. ap4-lt~
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q Go TO THE GREAT GIFT Book SALE of
choice s:auderd and misc ellsneous works, open
for few days, az No 2l4 Broad street.
Each purchaser of book will receive present
before leaving the store. Give them call and
exa inc their stock 30.
CataloRuaa to be had at the stere. Ct
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COMPLETION FlTHE MEMPHIS AND CHARLES.
ToS RAILRoAD.-The last rail on the Memphis
and Charleston railroad laid on Saturday last.
Gov Jones. the first President of the road, who
had driven ths Arst spike. drove the last train
passed over the road Immediately afterwards, shas
completing the connection between the Atlantic
and Mississippi
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BrTo SOUTHERN, DEALERS IN PERFUMERY.-
DRIscoLL's BALM OF 1000 FLOWERS for the complex
ion, teeth, breath, &c. Price Is cents.
DRIscoLL's IMPROVED ROSEMARY AND CASTOR
OIL for the growth and preservation Of the hair. -
Price Is cents.
DRIscoLL's CIRcAssIAN HAIR DYE instantaneous
Price 81.
DRIscoLL's HAIR CoLoRING FLUID for chsnsins
grey hair to its original color without staining the
skin. Price so cents.
DRIscoLL's PoMADE PHILocoME .SPrice IS cent,
Can be had at all jsbbing houses and druggists in
Baltimore and ofthe proprietor, D. C. DRISCOLL
VI and s7a, Baltimore st., Baltimore, Md
NH l7-eodm
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~ Richmond Typographical Society
meets this SATURDAY. evening. at ususl hour and
place }. GERRY SMITH,
al Alt Secretary.
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SALES IN ADyAkcEr-rhe New Orleans Delta
refefs TO sale Of fortysix thousand bales Of cot.
Ton during the week, and but twenty-five thousand
had arrived. The sales were made at an advance
u half cent Per pound.
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W To Merchants, Mechnnics and ot hers,
Az it IL now about the time when Merchants and
others are wishing to have CIRCULARS, CARDS
BILL HEADS, BILLS OF LADING, POsTERs
&c printed, we respectfully call their attention to
our extensive Job Office, which is supplied with al
most every variety of type, embracing all the latest
styles.
Our assortment of CARDS, large and small, Bus.
ness and Visiting, plain and fancy, cannot be OK
celled.
Wedding, Party and Ball TICKETS. and Visiting
and At Hone CARDS, printed in the nestest posi-
Bile style.
Ali work executed at short notice and at the low
est CASH PRICES. A call from tn 30 desiring any
description Of Printing, 10 respectfully asked at the
"DISPATCH JOB OFFICE" corner of Main and
18th streets, where can be seen some of the finest
specimens Of printing executed In this country
JNo d HAMM ERsLEY CO.
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Applications for Post Offices. -.Appoinl

WASHINGTON, April There are innumera BILE
.ppl cations At the Post Office Department for the
-mal post offices throughout the country, which
are entirely fruitless-,he rule having been estab-
ished that no removals are to be made except for
some cause.
Charles H. Hampstead has been appointed Di.
rector Of the Mint in California, vice Lott re-
moved.
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a. The Annual Meeting of the Srock
holders of the Richmond and Charlottesville Turn
pike Company, will be held at Saunders Hall, In
the city of Richmond, ON MONDAY, the 9Th Of
April, at IL o'cl7ck II.
Meeting of the Board, at 10 A. NJ the same day.
JOHN B. CRENSHAW
NH 26-d&ctd President
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LOST.

LOST.
4 OST-A Paper " 18th some rs or 30 names
IL signed to it. D,twsen the lower market and 9th
street If handed in early this morning, the finder
will be suitably rewarded
sp 4-1tH CHAS- BRUCE, Agent.
SPECIAL NOTICE.~--Ih The firm of AUG
y ANDERSON co; having been dissolved By
ners ALExlUs GREEN and JOHN A. HAYES,
have formed new copartnership with CHAS. h.
ANDERSON, under the name of ANDERSON,
GREEN L HAYES, to carry on the Wholesale
Straw and Millinery business, at the new Warehouse
No l0l Main street, formerly occupied by Aug. An
derson Co, where they will be pleased to see the
ALExlUs GREEN,
JOHN A. HAYES,
CHAS. 81. ANDERSON.
February 1st, 1857.
tho late firm Of Aug. Anderson l. Co, will v,s1 up
the business Of that firm without further delay and
will be obliged to all those Indebted to them to make
prompt payment. ALEXIUS GREEN,
JNO. A. HAYES,
Surviving Partners of the late firm of
70 2-Sm Aug Anderson l. Co.
SPRING TRA Il - We are receiving
- and opening a large and handsome sssortm emit
of Ready Made Clothing, consisting in part of fine
black and fancy ceored Cloth Goats made Frocks,
Dress and Cutavays; also. fee French Cashmere,
black and colored nicely made and of various styles
of cuts; fancy all wool 1weeds Drap D. Etc Summer
Coats; black and fancy Alpaca. white and colorsd
Linen Duck white, check and buff Marseiles sui s
also, Pants of every grade and prices Vests in endless
variety s1. on HAND Ere stock
ing Goods for gentlemen's wear All of which we
will sell as low the quality OF goods be
bought any where. All we desire is call, believing
we convince purchasers, that what we say is
true, every garment sell we warrant
MERCHANT, WIESIGER L CO,
NH II No. liz Main st.. Richmond, va.