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equal systsm ol tlstios introduced, tie revenue
might be doubled without oppresrins the people.
The direct tendency Of the present system 10 TO dis
coursge the most important branch Of industry.
Crete is one Of the richest islands in tho Melter-
rM can, and there 10 DO reason why Is should no:
support now, as il opee did, population Of mil
bon.
We often hear il stated that the reforms which
the Sultan has sanctioned, are only 20 many paper
proclaim atoms which are peTsr actually pat 10
force. This has been very much the case in Eu-
ropean Turkey and Asia Minor, heretofore, bu: 8
new order of :hiDgs S commencing. Tue Haiti
hnmayoon. or bill Of Religious Liberty, promug ,ted
inst two years ago, is now in fdl force 10 Crete.
sngularly enough, .hs greatest opposition to it
arises from the Christian, not the Turkish, popula-
ton. conspiracy lie now on foot to procure the re-
moval of Vely Pashs because, while be has allowed
,ro humdred and forty families Of Cretan Turks to
embrace Christianity he has protected come hSe or
six Christians who voluntarily became hosems,
from the fanaticism Of the Greek mob. In Ea-
rope" said be TO me, I'VE are called fanatlcai and
intosrans but sincerely think We are lees SO team
the OrieLtal Christians. | consider the Aa't-
hsmsyoon just and necessary measure, aud au de-
termined to keep it in force and it is dscouraglrg
% fird that the very people who are the most bsn
Gifted, BY it conspire to thwart me- He has gwen
uIder the sul.an's direction, 100000 piasters To-
ward the building of the new Greek Cathedral IN
Khania What Christian government ever helped
build morquel What Catholic country ever gave
funds TO a Protestan. Church Let us, hereditary
Phsri,ees tha. We are, learn lesson of Christian
tolerance from the infdel
This morning we breke away from Rhlthym-
nos, against the good Governors Will. But five
days had exhausted our patience, and some CLEANS
of sunshine touching with g,ld the solitary snowy
cone of the Cretan Ida set us in motion. The
clouds gathered again IS We rode, ani after five
hours, here we are 10 another Governors house,
and the rain raining more GsmalIy thanever.
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MURDER TRIAL.
cons,pe rasuoe G, The N. =. Tribune
SQrey Sprins, Nay 1, 1861

Correspondence 6; The N. 7. Trbupe
DASsyiLIE, Pa, Nay p, leJs
The trial Of Mary Twges, the accompace and ps-s-
mour Of William j. Clark, who wss sentenced a. the
February term Of Court Of this county, hss just been
concluded. The Jury, after having beer out twenty
hours rendered verde. Of guilty and tie ssrteLc
was pronounced this morning by Judge Jordan. Tee
murder was committed in May 1867, by poisoning with
arsenic. The victim, Catharipe AM Clark, was tee
wife Of the prisoner Clark. Swiges, the husband o;
Mrs. Twiggs, IVES also poisoned in April, 1857, ard
had she Mrs. Tsiggs) escaped conviction tor ne
murder Of Mrs. Clark, she wcud have been TIED !oI
the murder of her husband. Tie prisoners snd VIC
tins were al natives of lrsisnr, about IS years Of
age This is the first murder tia. has teen commit,
ted in this place ard has created considerable ,te
ment. The Governor has not ye. appointed dsy Cor
the execution of either Of the prisoners. HD.c.
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AyoTHIR STORM IL lLLiSolS-T

ASoTHIR STORM IL lLLNois-Ti< Dt.ros A.
rtriiscr of the 10th met. has the following;
Eve learn that in the neighbovhood CT Le1iretoc,
on the St. Louis road, they hsA another heavy raie
and heil storm yesterday The ground was covered
with bail and water. The size Of the hai. stoles
ranged from tina. Of marble TO thar Of large egg.
The damage dore throughout that region nus, be im
mtnse.
we learn from passenger on the cspsized railroad
.Nn, mat great damage was done by the to-nsdo e.:
the junction Of the Peoria and Oquswks sds, VA
the 81. LOUIS, Alton and Chicago R..'rosds H.ta
siG.oh houses were unroofed FIVE SIX empty fre.g ht
cars ere oiown from the track, dwelling were
unroeieo, moved bodily tweaty or thirty ee. or en-
TREY demolished, and yet, amid al TINS wide su.esd
disaster, lie could ieSrn Ct one seriously injured
As the tram was hearing Lexington station, s,ll,
p. No., very dense mass Of clouds lsy slorr ne ves,
barrier Of inky blackness save wLers re ICv.hnng
foIds seemingly swep. Lear the prAire Were II az
ally lad rrsen-sh iiI' The look MSS i.;es.sD.ae
snd TIE cloud, as !, T.picy tvePtoa, wlts.sd y
III. pA-serse-s, ore hundred 81 ucr q o pomss- w.
Ee-tCls BE r..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-25

he YINDICATETH HIS LITERARY PROPERTY
AGAINST TIE INDEPENDENT-IIOPETU GOOD
THINGS OF TIE BOSTON TRACT SOCIETY
IDENTIFIETH THE Personal IDENTITY OF
THE REV. Ebert =. PORTCR-IS ETyMO-
LOGICAL-REJOICETH WITH JUDGE LoRING
AND wEEPETH WITH MR.. HALLETT-AND
GLANCETH AT THE SPIRITUAL CONDITION
OF NEW-YORk, ETC.
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hihohAAh tnU4CCiEu DI lsUI
L Al Letters Pasnt OF England, and secured b.
the seals of the Ecole de Pharmacie do Paris, and
the Imperial College OF Medicine. Vienna. Triese-
mar No Ia q remedy for Relaxation, Spermatorrhe,
and exhaustion Of tue system, Triesemar No Of
fecsuay in the short space of three days. complete
y and entirely eradicates all traces Of those dsor
dars which oonayis and cubebs have go long been
thought an antdote for to the ruin of the health
q vast Portion Of the population. Triesemar Ne is
great ntnental remedy for that class of disorders
witch. unfortunately, the English physician treas
with mercury, to the inevitable destruction of the
patients constitution and which all the sarsaparilla
n the world cannot remove. Triesemar Nos |, 2,
and are alike devoid of taste small and of ali
nauseating qualities. They may lie on the toilet ta
BILE without their being suspected. Sold in tin
GASES and divided In separate doses administered
by velpean, Lalleman, Roux, Rieord, &c. &C. Price
% each or four cases Ia onefor 81, which saves So
and In sN cases. Sold by DR. H A BARROW. No
lb1 Prince street, Q few blocks west of Broadway
New Cork. Imnediately On receipt Of the amount
DR. will forward the % cases of Tiesemar and the
large szess carriage paid, thus fnsuring genuine
European preparations The So cases also sent, but
not free Of carriage. Consultations usual, from
eleven N, till swo. from four till eight, P NJ
ct NO 1877 Prince street, few blocks west Of Broad:
way. Sold also By
0o--dleru p{chnor
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ARTIFICIAL TEETH-T H E

- ARTIFICIAL TEETH-T II q
42Y4X49CHEOPLASTIC PROCESS.-G. W. JON kS.
DESTIsr having purchased half szctrsre riohtior
the above mode Of making TEETH. and AFTER us1ng
and test,noit in the most difficult cases. ichsTe oItsr
plates had faied is entirely satisfied q tts aosolne
superiority over the gold. silver and patlna Is
tbod. can therefore, with confidence, recommend u
to all who may desire full or partial sets q tes, EN-
and especially to such may De dtssdttsISo c,1n
those then are no,c using. In this process all OF the
objections to the gold plate are resoyedEtne SIC .
ton being perfect secures comfort and stdo,y 20
fit. and the teeth being embedded in the metal the
food is excluded from under between them; they
Are therefore. cleaner, smoother, and In every re-
spect better 1t consequence Of the perfect adahta
ton of the plate to the mouth, and the suctIon
thereby secured he can insert enc or more lee.n
,oithoui clasps and in all cases guarantee perfect
and satisfactory ut sx,o,d
This method having been adopted and commsnn
North and South testimonials VIII De gwen, anu
specimens exhibited. to any who may desire 10 see
them = he Old plates of those wishing 20 excnange
the old method for tho new, will be taken IN par
nav viii of course, make teeth on the old mode
hor those who may prefer it.
~ EiIiing thoroughly and gently done; and teeth
EXTRACTED by electricity for those who wish 1t.
Office opposite Corinthlan Hail. seN-oh
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KILLING AN ELEPHAsr--A correspondent Of the
Yazoo Democrat, writing from Benton, Miss, states
that an elephant was killed on the premises of
Col. Jonn NJ. Sharpe, Of that vicinity, on the 4th
inst. The huge beast was shot through The brain
with ball from a Mississippi rife, and died in.
stantly without . struggle. This is the same eie-
plant that escaped from menagerio at Canton, a
short time since.
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SuRREspERED-The arrest In Baltimore Of a man
named William c. Bird, on the charge Of the muir
der of slave man In Accomac county. Va, was
noticed at the time. On Wednesday Z requisitiou
the arrest, left Immediately for Virginia With the
prisoner, to surrender him to the authorities.
DKsrucTIvE FLEA fire occurred in tho village
OF Corunna, Mich, on the 18th inst, destroying
the court house, two hotels, three stores, aprint.
ine Office and several dwellings. Loss $4,000.
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II B. COOK, AUoTIoNEER AND
Gs COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Respectfully informs his friends and the public
orally. that he will continue the Auction and Com
mission business at the old stand of t. b. Cock
Co., No. 10 Main street. and tlstters himself (from
bis experience in the busness) that he will be able
to give satisfaction He returns his thanks 10 his
friends for the very liberal patronage extended TO
him, and il determined TO merit a continuance OF
the same.
He will attend to the sale of merchandise OF every
description, horses, cattle, &c, NC.
Outdoor sales attended TO at the shortest notice
and upon the most reasonable terms.
Auctioneer and Commission Merchant.
no IL SO 20 Main street.
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s~------~---~~e-~e>~-~s<
o1N OARRIAGES, CARR1AGE0.
q me subseribsr has On hend, 81 his Coaoh
Main and Cary, (1th and 18th streets pesf the Co
ROUCHnb, BUdG1Ee, with and without TOPS and
BULK1R8 I'll OF his own make, Of tho best materials
and Workmanship al Of which viii be sold ~ low -
good work Of the kind can be In the city Of Rich.
mond, and respectfully ssk . call from those In
termined TO make TO order and sell ct the lowest
prices possible and ell work sold that q new war
fAnted. MICAJAH MAN6uM.
a. q Av.
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CIVILIZATION IN SOUTHERN AFRIcs.-The British
government has placed 100000 (or $2o0, 000) an
nualiy for three years. at the disposal of tho pre-
rent enlightened and able Governor Of its Colony
at the Cape of Good Hope, for the purpose of cl-
vilizing the sborigiues of that region. hospital
has been erected, which has already extended re
lief to IL 900 patients Gooc roads have been
commenced, aud plan of Industrial training for
the children of natives has been established
Several Of the African Chiefs have sent forty OF
their sons to be educated at the Cape, and the
Episcopal Bishop of that diocese 10 now in Fog
land, engaged ia raising funds to found college
for persons of this class. He appears to meet with
much success
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m have now in store COM -
AAplete sssortnssnt Of French and Ameri.
can 6ORT HATS. Also, great VARIETY q
the latest styles 81 Gents ard ycuthg C.ss,msrsl
eitk Plush. otter Castofine and Slack Cloth X $40
and CAPS. 10 which especial attention y called =
fervants' Wool HATS aud Plush GAPS viii ssso %
fund in great varieties, sud at prices tnst csnng
be disputed Before purchasipg elsewhere. yon viii
And n greatly 10 your Interest toexamne my stock,
at the 5uentiemsns New Furnishing House" oppo-
's cu Hrl Yoke SHIRT read made end
made TO order. Sc"AA'
M IL
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PROPERTIES OF "SUpERRSAfED sTEAA- some
m .y be incredulous of the statement that steam
can be heated 30 hot as to char pine wood Ihe
Faaroad Advocate says that the pstentee OF tne
Irving steam boiler demonstrated this remarkable
property, lie also showed the interesting fact
that while chip held quarter of an inch from
the nozzle of a try-coek would be forced away by
the issuing steam, held within an eighth OF an inch
of the nozzle. 1t would DO drawn suddenly to, aud
forcialy retained against the opening as If by mag
netism. The property of superheated steam to
absorb water is also remarkable. boiler with
self acting discharge for excessive steam, the ma
chinery Of which was heavily weighted, being
neglected under brisk firing, one day, got over
heated When the discharge acted, it was through
. nozzle turned downward into a pail OF cold
water. The steam shot into 1t did not, as would
be supposed. blow the water about the engine
ROOM but It converted every drop Of it into steam,
filling the whole building with dense cloud of
vapor. Not sprinkle of water was discoverable
upon the walls or the foor.-Afbany JotTnd!
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THE ADAMS EXPRESS

EuIF7 THE ADAMS EXPRESS
COMPANY, Is4 Main st., having
resumed their Steamship Express to and from MOI
folk, Petersburg and Richmond by Steamers James
Wednesday and Saturday. and thence by railroad 10
Weldon, Wilmington, Lynchburg, Salem. Wytheyills
and the principal places in Virginia and North Care.
Ina are nov Prepared 70 forward. with great &c:
disc Valuable Parcels, Jewelry. &C.. to the above
named cities, and al places on the seaboard.
Our Express on the steamships will be accompanied
attention TO the careful handling OF goods entrusted
to the ADAMS ExPRESs co.'s stesmship Kxpress
Shipper win please take notice that packages 20
points In Virginia and North Carolina will be eept 81
steamers, uniess otherwise marked.
PM J. L. MAcD0N0pGH
Agenfof AdamS Exrrem @.
~ GPlCAL NQTICE.-Express packages for
Norfolk Petersburg. Richmond. and ell placesi viz
snia and North Carolina, Intended for shipment By
BteamKhips Roanske snd Jamestown, VIII hveaftsr
Be received By the ADAMS, AXPRKHe COMPANY
vhears the authorised Agents for 6zprsm Srivilsess
oss:: g IS E S5I 1SEt ,Re .ysf,a s'.s:ss,
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NEW CARRIAGE AND HAIR

H8AA NESS REPOSITORY.--The subscriber,
having been for q number Of years engaged 10
Coach Making offers to those In this section who
may wish to purchase, variety Of light and sub
stantial CAKnIAG Es, such as Buggies, Rockaways.
&c. All work warranted made Of good and durable
material. Persons wishing to purchase are respect
fully invited to give ascall and examine. Induce
price and guarantee Of the faithful performance OF
Inc work n. PULLEN,
&C lily Wall, ct, near 81 Chartes hotol.
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FISHER WINSTON. Druggists.
NH 2Q--dl2m RichmOn
@sOO REWARD.-JEFFRIEa, AN

VhiNl hEWAHU.-JEFFkl AN
WOOO TIDOTE, SPECIFIC MIXTUREfor the
cure Of Gonorrh9a, elect. Structures, and similar
disorders. II makes speedy without the leas,
restriction Of dict drink exposure or change in ap
Hlication to business. The proprietor chsl eHges q
will net cure. under forfeiture of $500. Further
the disease cannot DO contracted if dose OF the Mix
ture Ia taken when exposed. Repeated experiments
and long experience have proved that 1t will radi-
csily cure any case which can DO produced. This
defsble result Is obtained In from two TO ten days
and a. II neither creates nausea ofends the pal
ate and renders unnecessary all deviation in diet or
Interruption to usual pursuits, sound sleep heal
thy digestion. the Nuisance Is thus removed "a
speedily al ID consistent with the production of
ehor0ugh and permanent cure Its ingredients are
entirely vegetable, and no injurious effect either
use. ~ AVE-
~ Prtcssl per bottle. Sole agent for New Yo,k. @
nR,n8 N9 ~ Brosdwsy. corner Of John street
agent for Philadelphia. 0'''
BOLDLY FISHER A wINsToN
"a
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nj IF DISPATCH.



ctrcu,ars By the Africa quote Va. So - at ssSss
and W. So ~ 1T e6@Ss The latest report o. amy
.1cAn securities says:
The improved accounts Of the stock magses 81. rs
csved psr Africa. from New York have nae W.
Avsra6is inaepcs upon onr msrss a' Thsrs has
oeen general demand for all ION aone IN
stucks ana considerable business hss WI ev hs
snsm rs9ns !s y 9saass Whilst seme pue
nSsses Sass been ado Of the new FEDERAL FIVE per
cent bonds Owing 20 snc .S - sasosd securities.
49, rss1s AZ lar them 10 still dull.
r. acme instances better reports and hisher pf''s
New York saturday of 5000 Va. 6's at ~.
"a Nev York Journal OF Commerce OF Saturday
afternoon says: 81, .r,o.s..
There il more money o,ring on call. ana oc ,s
loans are ssisa a D this
,nahd II loaned out at s5 per cent; the rates for
business paper "a unchanSed w,,,
no, be Tally established until the opening OF the
week; meanwhile. quotations are nonsnaiiy the
Thc stock market broke down this morning; and
thers Was . general serauble to cell; toward the
close OF the First Board, and sfter ADJOURNMENT
there was = resc lion. and the market impfo'e"'
Northern Mnrkets.-[Br TElrGn.rH.I :.
BNrixons, Nov. 27-Fiour is arm-Howard st.
and Ohio IS IL.
Garsin In unchanged u.x,.~n ,o,,
Provtsions are steady Isrd-ne" "es'ei" iva
GGhSc. Beef and pork uuehangea'
WhIskey IL firm at AHW2'e'
Nxw YoRS. Nov q Flour is auiet-State ss-2ttg
40; ohio Is 3.Gs3jS southern s'i9'999o.
Wheat IL gulbs-red 81 lIgl.@5.
Corn Is firm-miS'd TiCgfTc. ,o1s,-.o
PORK is higher: mess advanced l5c.S1 sea l'.1.
whiskey Is firm, but the holders aemaho an al
vance TO 24tse.
Richmond Markcts-Nov. II.
FLoUR-rhere Is 10 change whatever in Flour.
ami no sales to shippers. Tine stock OF country is
large. ..,, . 800, 90
prime red 81 Is 10 $,.3s: do white. Si35 10 Sl4a.
CORN.-7tQSa. Market quiet.
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Man. CARRIERS IN THE NoaTHwE During the
winter months, while all lake and river travel Is
suspended, the United States mails are carried by
Indians and haf-breeds. between Detroit, Mich
and the Lake Superior towns. The Detroit Free
Press says:--The labors Of these men are Of the
ssvsrest character. Over the ice and SHOWS,
through swamps and tangled forest trails, they
wend their way; sometimes packing the mail,
with the provisions for their trip, or, as they
style it, voy age, upon their backsat others, dri'
wing it before them on sleds drawn by trained
dogs. In this way they traverse the country for
hundreds of miles through the frosts and storms
Of winter. sleeping where night finds them, and
deeming themselves specially fortunate if they
oAn make their beds In the bosom of deep snow
bank. Their life Is certainly one Of great hard.
ship, yet 1t would be difficult TO make them regard
* 10 any such light 1t is said that they can acS
oOmplish almost incredible distances in a single
day upon their snow shoes.
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Bold by FISHER 4 WINsroN
fe12-dly RichmonS
pRICE REDUCED TO FIVE DOLLARS

>NAOn hnDuCLD III FIVE DOLLARS
= -Ruptures curedi Ruptures radically curad
Tne prce Shermans great radical rn ntnrs
Truss has been reduced from $40 to only a. nlac;n
In tne power OF all to obtain one of these
1Tuesee and be perfectly cured This Truss can IS
vsltenuy DO sent by mail or express to any portion
Send measure Of your hips or p,,v,.--.av,,.
whether ron desire weak or strong spr;nr de
anctly writing your name and place OF resideroe "
The pad q this Trues works on the bail and aocEa,
system, giving 1t great latitude of motion M as ~
apply It's pressure ct any given point and then
e there at your pleasure by q small lever attanha5
It 10 worn with perfect comfort. The Truss il n neat
Instrument, being perfectly simple and not AT ali la
bic TO get out Of order be broken II has cnred
great number ofpersons In this city and thron rhont
the Stats, and We viii most cheerfuIy refer 10 rcn
Hemen who are well known for their veracitv and
Fespectablllty who have themselve been thoron
cured Of this dangerous disease and ths ttoo In
oflon2 standing and Of an aggravated nature,
Known. -1''
TIE money for tho Truss mast invariably be sent
Persons not knowing us can send their money 20
any mesOhant o. friend In the city or we viii Give
reerence - our aud promptSess
Eng truss OF any Information oopcernng IL. caa be
pa o. @. @. JACKSON,
No. IL Main street Richmond.
y. r. Feesons owning valuable slaves who are rup-
Iersd. mould by ea means obtain ore; for they VIII
ncs only cuS but are 30 durable that they are tie
All kinds Of Truss kept and sold on reasonable
i Aa
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1l1U COUNTRY SMITHS.-I am pre-
i pared to deliver SMITHS COAL. Of superior
Quality BY the car load of sixty bushels on ooard
canal boats. at the railroad landing u miles ABOVE
Richmond. Apply at the Carbon Hill mIhes, ~
miles from the canal. or ut my office In hichmono,
corner Basin Bank and 10th street.
TERMs-Cash on delivery. -.
au Its JOHN j. w Ehlh. AEons.
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GA FOR RENT OR LEASE-The new
III Brick Warehouse on the Basin, next door to
Megsrs. W T Staples q Go.
Also the Store Pearl st., next door to Messrs.
Brummel Registers.
The above buildings are well located, and In com.
pete ORDER with all the convenenccs for houses OF
business. Immediate possession given. For terms,
apply to EDWARD d. EACHO.
an 2l-efJtH
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NOTICE. - Tho subscriber having a
~ large number of accounts due and unsettled.
which should have been settled prior to January
1885, wonld respectfully notify ell SUCH that all ac-
counts due him previous to 1885, and not paid OF
closed by bond or otherwise by the 1st day OF Fe-
bruary 1889. will be put In Tire hands Of the law for
collection.
Always on hand, large assortment Of Clothing
and Gentlemon's Furnishing Goods low for cash or
to punetual customers. ED SPENCE,
Cicthier and Merchant Tailor.
no ii Corner of Main end 18th SITS
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COAL.

HHiDLOTHlAN LUMP COAL, AND
wi HAIL COAL.-I am daily receiving q fuii sup SUI,
ply of the above superior GkArE a. u a. rar
load Tor LUMP, and $3.50 for HAIL-and SMITHS
1925. -
PHILADELPHIA, RED and WHITE Ash AN
THRACITE COAL, at market price.
Office on l4th st., near Mayo's brioae'
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CECOND SUPPLY OF FALL AND
~ WINTER CLOTHING.-HaviDg just returned
from the North, am DOW receiving my second sup
wear. which viii make my assortment the most
complete have ever offered in this market. 1t is
got en- up entirely for the retail trade OF this sec
ton and no pains having been spared as to style.
0naty aud workmanship in getting it mp, hopeto
be able to please all who may favor me With Their
patronage. Withou: enumeratng the articles on
hand my stock will embrace every article usually
found in FASHIONABLE cloth Nc HOUSE. Call at
the Virginia Clothing Manufac tory and Sales Room
of WI Ira SMITH,
DC % Ia Main street.