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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-05-05
MISCELLANEOUS!
"aEN,yOR .V.RW.To.N,s o

"oE.s,sOR a .NBWTo.N"s OH
~ COLORS, in patent colapeible Tubes. Ar
engagements have been effected with Messrs. winsoi
4 Newton, for a constant aud full supply of thsir
celebrated Oil Colors. For brilliancy, durability
and entire reliability they are unrivaled The mrs
class medal was awarded them at the Worlds Fair
London. CHARLES BABC0CK,
sept7 Main street.
ny on SIZE, II FIVE L.ixsiE
E'Three Year Old Mule u. III. COOK son.
AoOTIO.N-s--SO PEACOCK RE.sTH-
o v Fly Brushes;
3 doz Misses BroOms, fancy article;
s do vancy Whisks;
10 60 Shaker and Location BroOms;
10 DO assorted Scrub Brushes: 0.
3 do busting Brushes, fame aud plain;
d shoe Brushes, do do;
HORNBR0OK co.
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HI6f.NBG.sR.-2j H.fRREL6 n. n.
HailOcks Illinois Cider Vinegar for sale
This Quaker vinegar Is so sour, II will make q
pig squeal to scratch against the barrel ~
For sale by KEEN d PRESTON
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AvT:4.r PL.2.N5.N-e3 IND
IL Flooring Atill Second street, between Chest
nut and Cherry, dealers n Lumber and manuftotu-
rers of Doors, Shutters, Blinds, Sash, Door aud
Window Frames, Moudings of every size, Flo, ring,
Notwithstanding, Shelving, Nantes, Base rilas-
ters, Green house Sash. au.l Chain Pump Tubing
n large assortment Of sash Blinds, poors
nOuldings and Pump Tui nag, constantly "n hand.
Also, ready worked Flooring Of all kinds
Persons about to erect buildings IN the Southern
or Western country, considering the low rate Uf
freight by river railroad aud canal ~iI fud il
their interest 20 purchase at cur e-tab.ishnrrs.
where they can he supplied with all the ear cntcrs
work, ready made OF seasoned lumber, the i'm
ish of buildings. Our work is not ma .e a. n,n-i
factory work with lemons half way through Lat ~
IL framed In the same manner NJ II mad. hy han
Saving of NJ, kinds done ON short notice FERNS
cash, unless otherwise agreed upon.
my3i-tf STEELE & HUNNEL
TgyNOSR CPS, .gR RIV.ED ar
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rNrrRRESr YrNps.

The principal uncurrent funds in this market are
Illinois, Wisconsin and Tennessee. They may DO
quoted about as follows:
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SHnWNnN

VII al The J0arnsi 0fca he the i.st place 81
the cit, 10 grt Poster Programmes, aud fickets
..Ha SOCt f-TVES AND ASSacI ATOMS
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Sotes, Certificates, Notices 81 Protests. Bank No
tees aud an kinds OF Blanks, will get them e1esp
Weaving their orders ~ the Journal Building
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NHLthANiNo
Waiting Bill Heads, Caidsy Circulars, Bsls of La
ding, Bank Notes, Posters, Hsndhills, &C, should
remember that they can est them done quicker ana
hefter al Tie InI-EA lI-LIcr than ala
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ceivesl by DOBELL & COSY NGTON.
THvHE HEST.f.ND PUkEST BR.5.N.
II DY in town, ut the lowest figure, Is at Decker
4 kramer's. Hotel and COffee.house keepers, and
all Others that appreciate good liquor and wish
to buy cheap, In quantities {" suit call soon
goes of fast. (octll) DECKER KRAMER.
N0OT TIE, CAP, AND LETTER F.s-
ov p-r-iO resms assorted, for sale very low by
deco :. T.. GILBERT & co, sycamore 1t.
N,L.fI GHTERs n HODGE, (Sucoessor-
~ TO r. :. Howard,) Receiving, Forwarding and
Commission Merchants, No. I Water street, ncai
lain, Evansville, Indiana.
80 Liberal advances made on cOnsignmehts ~
New Orleans.
n. .. SLAUGHTER sLAUGHTER..wN HoD,IE, JR.
uoy3O-lyd
IHyR.s PAPER, W.H.IPPE.N-Sg Pa
III Der and Bonnet Boards-5'0 bundles for sale
by :. T.. GILBERT & co,
nOy21 sycamore street, near Water
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-21

DEATH UNDER PAINFUL CIRcUMsrANcEs.-On
Saturday, n man named Charles Adams, residing
in Storrs Township, for some real or fancied pro-
vocation, gave his daughter severe whipping.
The daughter made complaint before Justice Of
the Peace and had her father arrested. The facts
were proven, and Adams was required to give
bonds in 5000 to keep the peace. Although alb
undantly able to give the bonds, he refused to do
so, preierring to 60 to Jail, for the purpose of
mortifing his family. lie was therefore taken in
custody by the constable, and brought to the city
and locked up
Yesterday forenoon his wife and other friends
came to the city, and went before the Probate
Court with the necessary bondsmen, and Deputy
Sheriff was despatched to the Jail to bring the
prisoner into Court, to sign tho bail bond. On
proceeding thither lie found that Coroner s in
quest was being held upon the body. The prisoner
had been found dead in his cell Yesterday morning
having died during the night The jury rendered
a verdict of Death from the excessive use OF in.
toxicating liquors"
When the officer made his roturn TO the Court.
n painful scene followed. The wife, who was
previously ignorant Of the death of the husband,
uttered u piercing shrek, and fell fainting into
the arms Of her friends, and was carried from the
court room. The circumstances surrounding the
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-21

TmE McCoRMIcn REArER.-Tho Commissioner
of Patents has ust written out mt length his rea-
sons for ovcrruling the application of Mr.. Moor
mick for an extension of his patent Of lS45. For
Improvement in reaping machines" llc says
that the patcntec realized from his patents OF 1915
and lSI7 the sum of 81 2i7. .il5, and adds, in
clusion yet" were it permitted to embrace in its
estimate the value ofthe reaping machine MS an
entirety. ! might hesitate to pronounce his mr.
MCormick's) reward sufficient great as it has been;
but remembering that in lSi5. it already in
practical, successful operation. and its essential
elements public property, OF the property of other
patentccs and that its superior excellence, as con-
s,ructed by the applicant-the rakers seat of l847
still belongs to him, and can be enjoyed by the
country only upon such terms MS he may dictate !;
and contnng therefore, rs compelled to, my
innate to the isolated features patented in lS45,
am constrained to say that, for this improvement
the public has made to the applicant, not only a
reasonable, but most nbounding remuneration" :"
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Col. Fuller, in lctter to the Times. from Liver
pool sketches the leading incidents Of tho voyage
out in tie Asia and particularly notices tho issue.
ON board of daily journal called tho Asiatic Lot
terry. lie says:
''Thc articles wcrc handed every ,lay to Indy
Bury; and published by being read aloud after
dinner. And here mny add that, notwthstand-
ing there were five regular meals daily, when tho
tables were lon,lcd with the most snmptuous and
varied fare, yet every tnble was II delightful pas
time, M well M rich rcpast, occupying, Mt least
three hours Tho contributions to our impI ovisod
Journal Nncllcd To somo two hundred letter sheet
PAGES, and many of them were of high order of
talent. II proved that not only was every mnn of
our company n singer M orator and u wit hut
poet aud n journalist we'll. Lady Bury contr-
hu,cd story, entitled the 'posthumous papsrs Of
Dir. Blnnco,' not surpassed by any similar produc-
tnn of Dickens. Train gave ns volume of sta
,1tica, and poetry Ivy the yard while young
mnn on board by the nnmc Of Burns. clerk in
the New York house of Morton, Grinnell Il Co.,
threw off his gems in rhyme worthy Of bis great
namcsakc. Mr.. Smith of Stnlordshirc; Mr.. Cog.
Chill of New York; Mr.. Kinnnrd. of London, and
Mr., Carter, of the well known firm of A. s. lien
ry Co., also contributed literally to the columns
Of the Lottery. clever artist, Mr.. Burton,
sketchcd the portraits of contributors md these,
with the various articles wcrc made into largo
volume, which was put mp at II pounds-iorty-
two tickets, Mt ten shilngs ench. Mrs Malcolm
'IH'hll VI NtW IoIk, WON the pTl2t. uuL very
kindly placed the original copy in the hands of
Lord Bury who will furnish each subscriber, who
desires il, with copy which is to be privately
printed. The money rnisod was also plnccd in tho
hands of Lord Bury, to hand over to the above
mentioned charity"
This is pretty stiff work in the feeding line
Five meals day, and three hours spent over the
dinner table! However. the party had undoubt-
cdly "a good timc of it," (ns the bread aud but
ter boarding school girls have it, and their manu-
script newspaper, pour de pas'cr ic temps. must
have been worth reading. When the late Sir Ed
ward Parry went on his first Arctic Expedition.
and was laid up in tho co during tho whole win
ter of 1890, the Of the Ilecia know not
how To Kill time, Ii was suggested to commence
n weekly newspaper, md the North Georgia Ga
zctto and Winter Chronicle was regularly issued
ON manuscript. for several months, greatly to the
dclpcaon Of the crew. When the expedition re-
turned to England. this curious Journal was pub
lishcd by John Murray. of London, in little
thin 4to volume. aud the whole edition. Of 10000
at n guinea each, sold in five days.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-21

OREGoNIANs ENioRAriNa TO PApr The Port
land (Oregon) Times says that n eunber Of re.
spectacle families were about / leee Oregon for
one Of the Sontho n Islands u Ht New Guinea
group II is tho intention of lie eolonists to cul-
tivato coffee sugar, etc, The labr they design to
avail themselves OF is that of tho Malays, with
which he Archipelago abounds. tits cheap and
good. They also design to establish free port
open for tho intermediate trade between Australia
and China.
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painful occurrence, made the scene doubly pain
iul and exciting--Ciscianat Gazette.

ENORMOUS Hoo.-The editor ofthe Holly Springs
Democrat has seen an immense specimen Of swine.
lilo says
At tho Grand Junction few days ago. we saw
on exhibition the largest hog we have ever seen.
In 1852 we visited the Crystal Palace at New
York city, and there saw on exhibition hog that,
1t was stated weighed 400 pounds, but he was
not near such hog as the one we saw AZ Grand
junction. This hog would weigh 1900 pounds or
more iffnt; was raised in that neighborhood, and
was one ofthc greatest curiosities, in the swine
line, wo ever saw.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-21
Daily a'ir9iniau.

MURDER or MISSIONARY IN OREaoS.--
The Vice President laid before tho Senate n
communication from tho Department of War.
made in compliance with n resolution of tho 9th
ult. calling for copy of the Topographic memoir
aud maps of Colonel Wright's late campaign
against the Indians in Oregon and Washington
Territories; which read, aud tho motion to
print referred to tho Committee ON Printing.
Among the subjects contained in this report Ia
whit purports to hc nm authentic account Of the
murder of the Methodist missionary. DIR. klitman,
who crossed tho plains in the year 1893, md set
tied in tho valley of tho Wala. Valla. whore he
soon had around him all tho COMFORTS of rural
lic. and where, with his interesting family, he
commenced his efforts to instruct and cnlightcn tho
snvages of that region.
Tho smallpox having broken out among tho
Indians, spread with great rapidity, hundreds of
their number falling victims 10 the disease. tho
family of the missionary did NIL in their power TO
mitigate and assuagc the sulerngs OF these snva
gcs. by nursing aud distributing medicines. Tho
family OF thu missionary not being afflicted with
the pestlencc. created u suspicion in the minds of
th" indians that the pcsilcnce had been brought
ior the purpose nl destroying the rod race aud OBJ
tanning their lands. With n view To test pract.
cnlly the truth. two Indians sent to tho
mission farm TINT had not been afflicted with tho
nnlady, in order that tho missionary might pre-
scribe for them. which was kindly done, and tho
rcd patients returned to their friends to await tho
issue.
by some strange fatality both Of those Indians
died. which confirmed in tho minds Of those saya
gcs the truth Of the suspicion. and tho next stop
Wns revenge. stnlwnrt savage was selected for
the bloody deed who stole into the chamber of
the sleeping family. and buried his tomahawk in
the brain Of the missionary md TINT of his wife.
and then other lndnns rushed in aud helpless
children. malc and female employees are butcher
ed, the house raxcd to the ground. fences destroy
cd and every yestige of n once happy homo dis
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-21

OUR uccs which bnIt expressly for our own u.c
uprs each 10 100 and the large stock
aud extensive mt which keep. requires us sDr,
occupancy No hnusc any OF tho Northern Cities obuw
goods iho country, can present the combred adyan
grs 10 ia" country merchant stock only large
hui obtain upna conditions which will defy compotiou
Nscou,rert With III" Manufacturers for all the American
articles ~eS aud s"nd buyer TO EUROPE regularly twice
offer great advantages prices we'll get up anck at
NIL times ropce with tho and eoors
Merchants good credit invited 10 exsmnc our s,ock
when "y mex, vsi, baltimore, and they Will promote their
interest by doing
ordcr, by mail carefully executed wi npansd by
ne fah Add
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MISCELLANEOUS CARDS.


guNF cspcctully informs his friends AMI 'he
public gcneralv that this Hotel has been greatly cniat'
l., Of twenty nv" fatIos and thamu'rs
nso and alterations have been nhu" III
the Hotel proper, which enables hun In assure all "ho man"
This their home. hs IN tc Metropolis that II shah
comfort and pcasrrc lie hopes by si'i
the o his guests 10 mrrt continuance" "'
the hbcrally be>awc I'd upon hun hcrci"orc
Th the onl, hotel Which charges less than - % e uaI
re, : div l. -. SMITH, PIawietor
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MISCELLANEOUS.
SI'l1'ZEIa.

STlTI ER.
OppoNfe tdr Efcagago Bunk,
Main street, LynChburg, VIZ.
FALL STYLE PREMIUM HATS.
SrilHtRs is tho place to buy Your HATS, made fk
- under his inspection hy the celebrated lG1
workmrn that ran be produced liz H furnishing his -
numerous with the hanemest Hat thar he pro
ducrd There nothing like hnm IN this city 1hry are Tho
Hat at the sdnehng ral, beautiful lie does not
design hrng ceos,ica but what every body mus he
H. thoctIr Hat eclipse all uthe, hats IN beat
Of syl" durability aud finish peculiarly adapted 10 the form
of the he al aud r,qh-toy beautiful S2es l. tho place Is"
grtn
He wouli also call attention IL his large stuck of Soft Felt
llNs al grade aud quality, servants Hats in great >htt
hnc Navy Cloth Vel, and Plush Caps Chreus Fancy
Hats Caps Ladies' Riding Hats and all kinds Of Hats
made to order NJ the shortest notice
Gail Practical Halter, bargains the
of ne n M n mar H. dts
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DEAD WHAT sMAK~pEARE ..ys.

dead WHAT SHAKESPEARE saYs
HI GOOD PltTURE$y
"If II well done when lis done;
Then 1t well 1t done quickly '-Nhdtspcdrc
so il wish 1t neil done in snperior mGRH,r
You'll ind quickly done and rel done by rANSkR.
n. $. TANNER n co,
Main Street, } doors from Bridge Street.
Lyncibu'g, Va.
Ladies and Gentlemen cordially invited (" our rOR
TRAIT GALLERY, containing specimens ol Pilot 'graphs
Ambrotypes MelanOtyPes, &c, So,
Also the beautiful PATENT LEATHER plCIt RE, whc b
is convenient for sending by mail
Pictures all kinds ather and encosohin bcar
tifu cases al the prices 50 500
beautiful of Cases Gold I"ekcts M
dalions I.ocke Rngs Breaspns Keys Seals ac, IN
variety, just received
fresh supply of the best Material In the country.
Don't forget to call lnat HTS.
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Z ERMS

ryrRGJST>\ IA published ally al 81. sndt RI weekly
prr apnum ami weekly at - 'nvaraeE IN an
vae otherwise e. 30 will b" charge lin al pat
atsron,,nucd Px .ppt option the froprietors
,,,1 Al .rrearepps shall have been paid
Tor 80 cents square OF
or ess 10, the Insertion and a7t cts Tor each con,
unless ordered weekly, and then % cts
w m be for each Insertion. II the Number OF
ons he not marked the MS will be published 'r'
Al red gu :, and eharget according -,
HE EARLY sAff AkE -.
For quare, niy
do
dn
F,rtwo do do ..............''''.. .'... ~
Intended for both papers suJectlo sPe
ci outrart. -, 80. a.. ,h. nj, t,,m.aa,a IN
hns.s or the advertisements charged at transient rates
r,s An new Advertisements appear In the day ana 'r
weekly papers,. -, :. .., .,ch,,,ra. are charged
x IN Rxc
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TIIDS. j.. tiitI MAI III.
FASHIONABLE BOOT & SHOG MAKEI

orpe,tc ,het itlS,n- Savings H,Uk
MAIN ,NIREE7 LlAtHHiHE, ! 4.
To whom wusnwnrl,h ,hc premium for thr best
pair Of Etont-. cNhihi,rd nj the Inst E"ir.
lrEErS constantly ltrt aud mhnniactutrs l""r n
II der o,ny ymiey "t LADIES and GENTLE III
MEMS WEAR, which lr vtli warrant equal I" any -
manufactured he 5. AID Al prices ms low itnot
lower than any Other ti,l,,tntAt Ia Lynchhnrg
IIe re- pc,y solicit rf the public favor, and at
the hi thanks m the liberal patronage hoe
To bestowed. d'ih
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go FOR THE FAIR. IL thr uWtvrrsnI cry
and thousands participating in The festivities whh
such aords For th" resent work. the
hrong invited l. the ciN Of Hills TO enoy
hospitality and participate In the sting scenes whh
the offspring of sut occasions
Ameng the attractive places 10 which ia" nathefhg
thousands invited and ever welcomed NAV be "ud ,he
Ihs Old Uhehnr PhDter rdJkic GdarV next door Ia the VIZ
gina Bank Main Street 1ynchhurE Va, where hunt"s q"
likeness Of the nobct woks ct alton es"i"n
q II .hnuld sml' o. themselves
shall be furnished short notice ard prices that ,ann"t
fail 10 please
of Cass and Frames OF style ana
grade constantly hand Asn, iocks. lreas Pins, Fin
Rings Watch Seals Charms sc
Pictures take sNc o the art at all hours ~ the
l,v and IN al kinds Of weather u II BLISS,
OCT tat, Practical Ihoi, gr piist.
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BARGAINS! BARG AINs!! BARGAlNS:!:
BE HAD AT THEN AoTHING STORE OF
SAMUEL HARTMAN, AG'T.,
Main st, neariy opposteMe CHtiens SdrfnRs Hdnf
HAVE just d from the Northern eis wih one ot
the most complete OF Rcndy N"ie C.otL-
ing offered in this market My stock includes mr. RAJ
black brown of the finest style and finish also Sc
Skin, and Pilot Cloth do of different colors have also fin
black cloth Ragans of kinds and atc ST. lie OF bac
cloth Frock Coats well as business Cassimc
of all kinds with suits to match OF Vests have sill
silks cashmere plush and Varie
of color make Also and varied ut
Furnishing Goods, such Shaws Shirts Gnen al I'd
together with woollcn under of kin
Also BOOTS SHOES, (of Baltimore manufacture and "A
warrantcd,) HATS, GAPS. UMBRELLAS, TRUNKS, ~
VALISES CARPET BAGS, sc, &c, which am lie y"
sell very lowest prices The public are in
vited to and judge for themselves -
septA dly SAM" HARMAN' Agent
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WV sAaI sTOK u
n t. Nv -,

WV rAsI STORE
A.. G.. /. J., w l =;
:, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, GROCDR.
kKAS taLcuho large and cnmm"dinus hou-', "n Main At
10, 0etis orenpindbs Joseph v No"ln l d""f ah"'"
Mcssrs S,hnonrd and Ihurmns Hardware store, audop
rostc lpr ionu II NcaN's Drug Ntoro .
arEr and well selected st"'t "i''ko
CERlLS and = ArlE DRY GOODS bIus slu ,N'n-Nrl tor
sash h,h viii he Sold prices that anna" tail /" gi'"
satistac IA All who with "ai Asl an de
icrmincl the rash s,etem "Ntta mdur"
ucut- " offered cash buy,ts tho-o desng to e>
change tnI country produce
\ stock nj No= / PIRl' AN GfANo always on hand
cxi,uda particular n I" III" odd customers oi th"
firm al \ Lows, ttnmey IN she lay tnolN huH'n"H" Ia
this city to lyr call cl as the public generally
mar s. III, \. a. LEWIS.
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the INTERNATIOVAL HOTEL.
BROADWAY

toracr Frnnklin Asrees, New York,
OFFERS Inducements to Merchants and Tourists visiting
New York, unsurpassed by any Hotel In the Metropolis
Tho following tho advantages which u possesso
and viii h will be appreciated by all travellers.
lsi central location nvonlcnt places business AZ
we'll rs pHros Of amusement,
IA scr"pnlousy cean we'll furnished. well ventilated
shopping apartments,
ID Lafe and snpcbly furnished sitting with mag
nldcen, Ladies' paror, commanding
Hrnatwav
ih u, conducted the European plan visitors can
In tho b,si styl", with the greatest econ0my.
9TH. II IN connected with
JWs or. Celebrated Saloons,
whero Walt have their mcn's they desire they
viii be furnished In their own rooms
9th The irtr served In the Saloons and Hotel acknow
edged by rrurss 10 be vastly superior that any
Hotel In The rity.
With rl these advantages tho cost Of living In the INTER.
EAtiosA much below that Of other first class Hotel
feb s-dm.--y., %. co, A. FREEMAN Prop'r,
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GONTHIl.R& &. .pLATZE,R.
lYNCIRURG VA.
4 general that they having nearly completed h,
iock opened
WINE AND LIQUOR BUsIN ESS,

NDKNEIi. HOUSE.
keeping French German and unaa.
rian Wino4 Ilcid,k hnh Non"hci" Champaign, brnny,
Rum, Holland Gn, Whtkrys lscr a Ahsynth, Marsrlua
Swrot Oil. Of the br~' qualities Hri brands.
Beng ll the musl Prominent honsoa In
well with of the largest i'm
port hou. I'hiui llil aud Sew York ral always be
cnaolcd . meet "a y competition, in price OF quality.
dee
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~ATTKNT GUT HUGAR--3O bsi-. Pnuen
,.h Uus |St. .'~- LEE. ROCKE CO.
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RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS.
CLOTHING TRADE!
EAUu uShA

AURlNH the Summer have " eatly enlarged ana
IL improved House, and have iarg", well light
and arranged Sales Rooms be found
We made these improvements to meet the
constantly increasing trade ana heg To advise
WHOLESALE and RETAIL dealers that We haN"now in
and daily receiving the largest and dsrbe stock
CLOTHING have exhibited ar to b, seen In the
South We have been engaged in the trad" n this city
pentv years fun knowledge of
the market aud being largely engaged In
the and sale of Clothing than "th house In
the believe offer the inducements 10 par
every arrival shall max" additions to our stock
all ami fashionable. and purchasers wll al all
tines find complete assortment OF superior quality CLOTH
mo and aENTIEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS, in store
and or sale upon Liberal TERMS,
Wholesale aud Retail departments distinct and On separate
floors An of so H. prices and mode oi do
Ing business is respectfully solicited 80
KEEN BALDWIN 4 co
lUs Main street, Riclmuud Va.
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Ff ,pnsais Va ici tor frnishiny Negro f1oihily.
SitpERINrI MA NT,S nEEIGE. Y 4 L. Il IL

HpcsaiS Jpndri for furnishing Ncgro Ni0ihing.
SUPERINrI SpANTS OFFICE, V. a +. II. II.
lY> nruhG, February leh, 1850
DRDrDS MS wiring will be received tins Office until
j the 10Th Of Nproh for furnishing this Company with
follow ing bed articles of Clothing tor Say"B
LOO Shirt of l,Ayy Gotten slrtinE. with buttons IN front
100 pair of Bua thick Linen panal"ons with falls and
pockets;
$50 pn, of d rk Parnlooua with falls and pockets;
Sack dark cloth. VIII nchctH, and TO DO
lInel thoul bout aud faced with check Linsey;
$50 black felt Hats,
400 dark 49, inkrts
400 pair # -utl..
Seven hundred of the Shirts and the summer Panaloons
before the oh of May next and the
remainder Of the cnting the lt of December next.
Enc must he rie by sample of the 9th
ing made ur - III not be considered H. II. GILL
feb rdlw Gen, Supt