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For Inc NauonaI Era.
D { P A R T { D.

lis but year. The fair young Spring
Dances as gsily DER ihe earth,
And Joyous birds are carolhng
Her welcome with as sw eet a mirtb,
And shrub and flower III beauty grow
AS blIiheiy year ago.
Ohly one year. Though lingering on,
Zach weary hour hsih seemed day,
Els BAT year, since thou hast gone
Far from our love and grief away.
A year OF untold bliss thee,
TO US OF untold agony.
Hearst thou, beloved, in that far sphere,
Tn exceeding great and biiier cry"
Wrung from our spirits Doth thine ear
Catch, mid the music OF the sky,
The meanings OF oar crashed hearts, flung
Prosiraie, their shattered Joys among
oh sunlight of cur clouded way.
Oh! ange-gnide brief space given,
Lighting our darkness with ray
Reflected from Thy native Heaven,
Vainy we strain cur aching sight,
To watch thy upward, homeward flight.
Tears dim our vision-seIfsh tears
For well we know no erief can come,
Henceforih, throughout eternal years,
E?en 10 the po'tai ofhy home.
Oh if We could but enter iheSe,
Thy glory and thy rest TO share!
Only one year. How many more
Their lingering length must drag along,
Ere, crossing to the other shore,
We ton shall inin ilu
Forgetting in that brighter sphere,
The anguish even OF this dark year.
Saviour and Lord. our Master dear.
Our sad beasts turn 10 I h-e alone;
Thou, Thou hast cl,aslenrd US, oh hear
The stricken 81 irli's feeble moan!
Let us, e'en by our anguish, come
Nearer Thee, hnd our lost ones home.
priI l9, 1859.
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ending MN 3ISt.

To nj for II months 2in-I.OI IGI $50 S9i ~. ~ 40
The imports for the remaining month of the
fiscal year can hardly show a sufficient increase
to bring the total for the year up TO the CORES
bonding aggregate for lS56-'57, but il will not
fall far behind il the total is already far in ex
Of the corresponding figures for last year.
Turning now to the exports, we find a large
Increase in the shipments of specie, and a very
considerable gain in the shipments of produce
and merchandise. The shipments of specie for
May have been larger than for any previous
monab in our history. They amount to
81 All ,O32, and the shipments of produce to
$5,9l4, $50, making the total shipments
ST., 33j,7S2.
The following table will show the compar-
alive total Of the exports since the commence
ment of the fiscal year in produce and mer-
chandise, and also the shipments OF specie:
Exports from Neio York 10 Foreign Ports, for
eteUen mouths, ending My 3ld
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time too well to be deceived by them, though
he had been by himself In the spring, be
said, Il give myself three months, to get my
self into perfect condition again" He said
now, give myself year."
TO BE CONTINUED.
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A. Won HUMBOLDT.
To J0mes e. Nc CURE, Esq, Washingtoa.

COMMERCE OF NV YoRK.-The imports of
foreign goods and merchandise at the port of
New York for the month Of May are S23 ,5j2. GAG.
being larger than for any corresponding month
since the settlement OF the country. The in
crease, as compared with last year, is about
evenly divided between each of the several
cIassifcations of goods, but the receipts of
specie and bullion show a decrease.
Foreign Imports at Ne" FORK for elepen months,
fu1iU0 Nm 3ISf
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THE ITALIAN WAR.

The Interests Of the Ndtionalities-TiH An,
.ta,ie Of Engitupd-The Real Significance and
Aim 0( NeuLraiitn.
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No. 65l.

ishes they saw sporting IN their waters on Thurs
day ana on Friday the earth began to culver,
and all at once the COW, the horse, and the deer,
burst up out of it.
The parents would be pleased with his at
tenton to their children, and, the next time
he would come around they would engage hun
in conversation. 1t would then be short work
tor them TO learn that he was a preacher. and
engage him to hold a convertible on the Sab
BATH. Curiosity in some, and better motives in
others, would attract an immense crowd of eager
hearers. Those who thought him demented
before, would now change their opinion to the
other extreme.
To hnd sea of faces around him in the
green fields and under the mild sky of Ireland.
to hear the word of God from his lips, would
revive the spirits of the csre-worn veteran with
wonderful effect. He who had walked twenty
miles IN day that he might speak word to a
few hundred souls, now found as many thou
sands ready TO listen to all that he had TO say.
The praying barn thresher returned to Scot
land, for although persecution ragged much
fercer there than in Ireland, still it was his ma
tive land, and there he loved to labor When
trouble would increase, he used TO sit down by
the grave of Richard Cameron, and with
ciasped hands exclaim, Oh to be with Rich
ard he was often pursued by the soldiers !;
Dut they aug MN n cave IN one OF his brother 5
helds, where he lay concealed. This was nj
last discovered, but it was only two days before
hls DEATH So he dice and was buried i'm peace
his body was afterwards raised and buried at
the foot of the gallows but the soul had escaped
like bird out of the iowlers snare
The bold beggar iii we are correct in identify
ing him) lived and died in Ireland. lie passed
through the memorable siege of Derry, and no
doubt often made delicious though scantv
dinner on a hali-starved rat He stood among
the hall Vanished, eager crowd who watched the
MounJoy come up, with full-spreading sail,
against the BOOM He prayed aud trembed
with the rest, when the noble ship recoed and
stuck in the mud. And with others he reioiced
as the ships, heavily loaded with provisions.
rode safely up to the quay, more thankful to
witness the relief of furnishing children than
to enjoy the supply himself He lived many
years after Its and counties Londonderry, An
trim, and Down, were blessed with his abors
by the ripping Faughan, along the clear.how-
ing Bann, and beside the wide-swelling Tough
toyle, were the scenes Of his labors If these
noble waters sometimes gladdened his eve, the
river of the water of life oftener reioiced his
soul and when he lay down peacefully on the
bed Of death, his seed sown in tears was al
ready promising joyous harvest.
With regard TO the preaching mailman we
know little, but the mind delights To lmger on
such pleasant path his and supply by con-
lecture what is wanting in tradition. He prob
ably died long before the revolution; for the
brightness of the lamp would soon exhaust the
oil.
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Total exports II mos. liaG275i0 9iieI Os s3759 as
The exports of provisions have been com
paraiively large during the last month, but
there have been no shipments of breadstuffs,
the price in Europe not warranting a demand
from this side. If the war shall be carried on
upon an extensive scale, there will probably be
an increased market for our produce abroad /;
but it is yet too early to assume this as a Ger.
tainly TO govern prices in this country. That
speculation which does not lead to export, but
merely advances the rates for home consumers,
in the expectation of future shipments, is OF
very lttle advantage to producers, and a posi-
tive injury to all other classes.--Jo,anai Of
Commerce. .,r.
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TIKI CHINESE REBELLION-A correspondent
of the Boston Traveller at Singapore, under
date Of March 10Th, has collected much informa-
ton in regard to the rebellion headed by Tar
ping, and represents that it had wrought ihcal'
culable injury to interests ofovery description
reducing large tracts of territory to desolation,
depopulating cities, and destroying trade He
"The revolution, hopeful as it was in its be-
ginning, promises little or nothing that is good,
unless by indirection. In itself it is only evil,
and that continually 1t is not purifying
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F|rsDAM, CHATEAU De LA VILE.

.
SIR; You did me the distinguished honor of
sending me Selections of the Private Cor
respondence of James Madison" publication
intended for a limited circle of the admirers of
that great statesman. l had the happiness of
knowing that great man during my residence
at washington. On my return from Mexico
under the glorious Presidency of Jefferson. | can
ever Halter myself with having been received
at the house of Mr.. Madison, and been the OBJ
Ject u his special kindness. This period has
always been one Of great interest in my long
career.
aave been gratifed by this kind attention
ON y our part, and beg you to accept INV CRATE
full Tanks. Pages H. u, 3l9, 33G, 33s, have
for ne lively political and moral interest.
Have the goodness to present my respects to
the Ilembers of the family that enjoy 50 bright
a ma BE, and accept the assurance Of those sen.
hmests Of attachment and high consideration
that you deserve from me.
Your very humble and very devoted,
A. Won HuMgoLpT.
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HUMBOLDT AND MApIsoN-Our wrothy fel-
low-townsman, says the National Mtelligencey.
Mr.. James c. Mcclure, becoming possessed.
several years ago, of large number of original
letters Of Mr., Madison, as well rs numerous
original letters to that illustrous citizen, printed
select volume OF them for private distribution
among hls friends Among other distinguish q
characters to when he presented co,.: u
the illustrous Baron Humboldt. -, -eS WaS
his Acknowledgements in tbe annexa1 ;n,arnstl
ing letter which Mr.. McGuire Las LII, e, ,a'
mtted us to COPY '' Pei
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CHAPTE XVII
The Knight IN he Shore.

"Falsle oracle d's pidaure
ru mas dit, les q, lilies du bois
A t's yeux jaunI esni encore;
Mas c'rst pour Il derIiere fois.
lie fatal cypirs ~ vir1nne.
Plus pale cue le tie tutomne,
Tu descen. ) veTs y ttSnbesui
Tia lrunes>e, sers ieiif,
Avaht rherbe de pr,,irie-
Ayant In yigue dl-seDtr aul D-MtlLsa,Ou,
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SPECIAL NOTICES
scr Ir You HAVE a CoueR,


Ae- IF you HAVE 4 CoUGR,
TAKE HAMPTON's TiNCFUBX
~ TAKE HAMPToN's TINCTUgE
Il yoi have Rheumatism,
TAKE HAMPToN's TINoTURE
/: yol have Bronchitis.
II yoh have Pain in the Bsck,
If yoa are sill weakpees,
If yoa have Headache. -
ASTHMA, COUGH. CONSUMPTION: The writer
,s most highly esteemed: like thousands OF our best
known citizens. feels it duty TO bear testimony OF
she wonderful curative power OF HAMPToN'S
FINCTURE. Why let your friends suffer and die
without giving il triaif Call and get pamphlet,
And see testimony.
BALTIMORE. SEPT. %, 1858.
Asssrs. Mortimer G Mo,cbrdy-tTegtlensa: have
been fr some time afflicted with Asthma, acoompa-
aied with shortness of BREATH with many symptoms
Of Consump- ion, A friend, knowing of the healing
properties of HANPTON;S -NE4ETE EBlE TiaC-
procure bottle ot the Tnctura and by the use OF
one bottle was So much better that l induced TO
use more of it, and by taking five or six bottles was
restored to my usual health, and Will say 10 all per
sons who are afflicted as was TO use HAMPT0N'S
VEGETABLE TIhCTURE.
Gentlenen-You are at liberty to use my narne
or the benefit of the afflicted.
ELLEN ExDeU,
s. West corner of Liborty and Clay sts,
Baltimore, Md
Sold by PURCELL. LADD L co. Richmond; by
Or COOKE, Fredericksburg; bT all the Druggists
IN Petersburg; By MORTIMER & MOWBhAY,
baltimore. and by Druggists and shop-keeper,
eyery where.
ue- 81 per bottle: six bottles for IS.
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RICH MoND CIRcuJr Corpr

NJ CIRCUIT Court TIL.
spring term of the Richmond Circuit Court, Judge
ieredIth presiding, commenced yesterdav r,orn
ing at II o'clock. The Grand lpry sr,a- ho;n.
sworn, retired to their room, ard on returnins
iouhu true bills against the following persons
refer Phelps, robbing Oswald Wright of slo in
money, wblie on board canal boat. True bill,
ana trial fixed for to day at 10 o'clock
Augustus B. Lpscomb, stabbpg A. schadd nm
me 26i OF October last. True bill and trial f;xed
for Monday, the 11th inst
Aqgus'ns L'pscomb stsbbing Erhard Richter
fixed for the 11lh inst
Robert Patterson, feloniously assaultina and
beating John Gentry on the 9th of February last
instant. Wv avn
tools valued at $75, frtm Jefferson BrumfisId. on
the 3Ist OF January last True bill, and trial
fixed for Saturday. the 9th inst.
John Jackson, picking Henry TimberIake's
pocket OF Sli5, on the 9th of October last True
bill, and trial continued until the next term
John Bower, picking Henry Undertakes pocket
OF Sll5 on the % Of October last. True bill and
trial continued until the next term.
william II. Deneale, felonionsly taking $1,000
from Robert c. Brooks on the 24sh of January
12;h inst.
Wickliffe johnson, stealing five certificates OF
deposit on the Savings Institution of Richmond,
from Henry Kuhn, on the 18th of August last, and
getting the money (S375) for the same. True bill,
aud trial fixed for to-day at 10 o'clock
The Grand Jury then adjourned to meet again Cd
Tuesday next.
The Court also fixed the time for calling up the
Ioiio"ing cases, so that neither witnesses nor us
roEs need be put TO the Inconvenience of attend
ing the court house, when not needed:
Nimrod u Dickinson, indictei for the murder o,
!ehn q Haley at The Agricultural Fair Gronpds
inst. ''io AVN
John Hunt, indicted for shooting with ;n,ar, ,o
kin, WIN: Flickensteiu. on the 18th of Noyember,
1921; ITiai hEed for Saturday, the 10th inst
John b. Atkinson, indicted for feloniousIy stab-
the 14th inst " A"u''uAy'
me docket for this term, is a heavy one. and
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.
CRY FI,orroxs -After three ds

CRY FLsoTIoss After three days
struggle 10 Monroe Ward, the polls have closed.
ana tee resuitas tar could ascertain from the
poll books, h etated ia the table sutjoined. IL
WIN be seen by the returos given for Saperiuten>
aent Of the Poor House that in Monroe Ward alone
,h so'es we're poiled icing large increase over
the vote Of last year. Ii viii als0 be seen tha,
y =. hagerty's mel ,rity over John J Fry. for
aperyntsndent OF the das Works. is 5orty-jeur
W, rIeaerick Bntlers majority, for High Consta-
eis' o.er '2nn Dgges, 10 FIRE hundred and tortg-
FIRE; tDaf John Pearce's mFioritv over pa,is,.,,
Bragg for Superintendent IT the Poor Uonse. il
fi1ht handrsd and ninefy-siga and that Henry
Davis majority over Henry Myers. for Grain a,ea-
sorer 10 e,ghf hundred and fourteen. There NAV
pe some rev inaccuracies IN the table given: but
none 10 vary the general result, though the ma.
losi.es p. may oe reduced or increased, when the
official vote is made known
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ass- sarIrlctAL gnErn-lHE UnRo-

plastic Psecxss &c W JONES. DENTIST, having
purchased the esoasiee flsh for the above
mode al making Eth. aud after sisiHo aud test
tne il IN the mot dclN Cases chcre other plates
HAD fs5}Sa is cattTcig SATISFIED Qf ais absoe sl,yey
ea1tg aveT the gold, silver and platina method can
therefore With confidence. recommend il to sill " no
ma desire fGH partasats Of teeth dsai especial
" te sf4 as 1aY be dissatisfied tsiii those tep are
soa0 asso la this process sill of the ob1ec ti0ns 70
the gold plate are refnoyed-the suction bs3ac per.
feet seenres cassTt and Stability 10 the fit and the
teeth being osbeted in the metal the feed is exclu.
desi tfom nnper or between them; they are there
fore cleaner. Smoother. and in every respect better
in consequence of the perfect adaptation o! the
plate 60 the mouth, aud the suction thereby Sc.
cared, ne Gaa iEsertone or nore testh scthou clasps
ft.
his tacthod having been adopted and commend.
ed by ihsse standing highsss In the profession
NorIh and sSuih, testimonials Will be sivon, and
specimens exhibited. 10 any who NAV desire To se
them. The old plates of those wishing 10 xchsnce
she old metbod for the new, will be taken in par
pay. HHio OF course. make teeth on the old mod.
or thosA who may prefer IL.
Filling thoroughly and gently done; and teeth ex
racted by electricity foz those who wish IL
ofiee opposite Corinthisn Hall. jsT-Iy
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| h Z DISPATCH
lTUkDAY McKNikal'...' .ns11 -.
THE SICKLEs v,Rrar

We TINS morning give by telegraph the full pro.
.'esns' 20 the siekles trial, at Washington, yes.
'efaay' II will be seen that the prosecution h.
closed Its testimony. aad that today Mr. ar.n.r
iof tue aeienee, opens with . speech, which /. 10
occupy three hours time. A spirited discussion
took place yesterday, caused by the refusal of tha
prosecution TO call Messrs Walker, Butter worth
and Woodbridge, as witnesses.
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POISONING Foes Yesterday morning
at the first market, little exc,ement wa. 80
ated by the appearance of two dogs, each ef " bom
fell in the street in convusions and caused gem.
eral stampede Of by-staDders, who really snnnesaa
that the poor brutes were affected with bydranbo-
bia One OF the animals died ia a few minptss
but the other spraEg to his feet, rushed into .
store near by, frightened the merchant, drove ofY
the customers, upset the show boxes, and kicked
up such terrible muss, that be was soon after
Knocked on the head aud shipped for dog heaven
On enquiry, we ascertained that someone hsd been
distributing strychDine to stray curs and that the
two animals alluded TO had deyoured large DOR
tions of the poisoned bait The distribution Of
poison is high misdemeanor, punishable by foe
and imprisonment. Whether the offender 10 tbis
instance, will be called before the Mayor to an.
swer, remains to be seen. Dogs a great nui.
sance about the market places, and will always
continue to be, until netmen are stationed there
to catch them. If this we're done, the nuisance
could readily be abated.
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CHASes OF Houas Monday morn.

CHANGE OF HoURs ON Monday morn
ing next the Mayor will hold his court at O'Clock,
and continue to hold il at that hour until late 10
the fall This change will save the police officers
a good deal of waste time, and enable tho Mayor
to dispose of matters before him with creator fa-
clity than at present. Let our readers remember
the fscs therefore, and when having business TO
dispose Of get to court by 0 o'clock.
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~-FAIRBANK's GCALEs.


WAREHOUSE,
No LOG Main Street, Richmond, Va.
A uniform standard of Weights. and q correct sys
TEN OF weg hing, are subjects claiming the attention
of every individual in the country.
correct Scale is o just arbiter between buyer
and seller and IL is of the utmost importance tnat
an instrument 80 universally called upon 70 decide
questions of great value in the daily and hourly
transactions OF business. should be OF snch rets.
ability and erdctResS as 10 secure the coafdence V
al those acltO may be affected by the fests andscd-
ted.
ARE THE LEaALiZED STANDARD.
FOR CoRKgCF wIlGHr.
ldwsatt fohich arose fron, discrepancy f teeght
betaoeen one Of FlsrbanS Scales ia use by the Bdftt-
more ard Ohio Railroad Company and one ef an
oter naantyactarer recently tried in the Court
QfC.mRlofa Pleas Baltimore The case occupied tte
Cbart tao days and Judge MARSHALL in detiperin0
his decision $50 staed as tie result Of The eoidsncs at
tae accuracy a. fairbdnts' Scales" sods established
'''"'''' "' 4sXSit.IdIINE EXAMINE YOUR SCALES.
IAN INCORRECT SCALE WILL KNAw THE VERY viIALs
OUT OF AN APPARENTLY PROSPEROUS BUSINESS"
Test your scales thoroaghiy: aaa lyenn ,n1Ss
celebrated Scales, the universally acknowledged
standard for eorTsc, 1so.S Tsghti HF oAur1oN
The teeIsdIaed reputation Of these Scales has tf-
duced the renders efimpetect giad soortess oatancss
10 offer them as 'Fa,iaks Scdtes G"d garchssrs rs
hape asereby an many instances, been subjected TO
They can only b had IN Rishnona a Of CLARK, sEo
arc s the agents, and who Keep constantly hand
PORTABLE PLATFORM SCALES
PLATFORM COUNTER SCALES
9sdoEiks' esdoEik e. saMLEs sanLEs SoA''0
DoRMANT WAkEHoUsE SCALES
EVEN BALANCES
IMPROVED LETTER BALANCES
And deliver at short notice
WIEAT on HOPPER SCALES
co3G cb4Gf bE4iEks. EAIAss.u AND ffAsMERs' SCALES
HAY AND CATTLE SCALES
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MASONIC LECrURs. Lecture at
Mechanics Institute Hall, last Thursday night, 10
said to have been the most interesting one. to be
Masonic fraternity particularly, ever delivered 10
our city. DR.. McCabe ia 40 orator OF high order,
aud would invest any subject with interest
which he might speak, but being an old and en-
thusisstc Mason, he had of course completely
garnered the field, and so arranged his facts and
anecdotes to make them instructive and ANUS
ing his highly intelligent audience The in
troductory by Gov. Wise 10 said TO have been q
mastery effort, and was happily received by the
audience.
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Gx + A JElER,


UnfHE SUNU EUN NENTINT,
0sice On Main, below Pearl street, next dotr 70
Horton aeseh's thinning store, ard two doors
shove Msssrs lh0s 5. Price 4 Co.'S 0ry Goods store
The subscriber having removed t. the above
hc';se, vouid De pleased - zee tboss with whom he
has engagements, and has made extensive prcpa-
rstio0s 10 serve The public generally All opera
toes performed ia the ia st approved and scientific
style known ia she Profession and all work done
by biga "a NJ a0tea 10 give satisfaC tion. fS5-Sm
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DEAR BIow.-John spurlock, . ma

ofmixed blood, from the county of Hanover, struck
a small white boy, 10 the second market, yesterday
morning. for which he was arrested and taken be.
fore the Mayor. by whom be was hned 50. John
very readily settled the bill aud soped, promising
to be more careful how he played with children in
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Nor CRIMINAL sweeney wa
before the Mayor yesterday 70 answer the charxe
OF breaking, !, jrring and unlawtuliy taking pos
session OF house claimed by Dominic McDo-
pough. After bearing some of the facts the wars
rant was dismissed and Pat sent home rejoicing
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EH CLOTHING,

S CLOTHING,
AT WHOLESALE ONLY
We have now in store, the largest aHd most COM
plete stock Of CLOTHING have ever offered for
sale comprising every article wantS for the Spring
trade.
Most Of these goods have been manufactured un-
der our own, supervision, and We will guarantee
them TO be equal in Style and qualify TO any goods
in this market ape at t0iOer prices han they can be
purchased in the Northern cities In the assort-
ment will be found
Black and Coored Cloth DRESS FR0CXS
SUPER Blk Italian Cloth and Alpaca GOATS
Super Fey Cass and Tweed SUITS
Fey Linen and Marseil!es do
Ex White Marseilles nd Linen COATS
Linen, Duck and Drill do
Bro Linen and Grass Cloth do
Bl'k aud Fey Cass PANTS
White, Buff and f'cy Marseilles VESTS
Plain and Fig Silk and Satin do
Linen aud Aar's Bosom SHIRTS
DKaWE!S. UVERALLS, HICKORY SHIRTS
WATERPROOF GO IDS, &c. &c.
NJ 'rChahts visiting this city will hnd 1t to their
interest to examine our took before purchasing.
NH I6-lm KENT PAINE & co.