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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-09-17
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@Deben erbQlten:
50 Ypren @tarfe;
$50 8ifen @eife;
200 @tar Candles;
100 Safer @bi9ty;

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ben~G

Die Snbaber Der %fpleenteu 5traseu- Certificate
fur @rabiruus Der GbesuutfxaBe, st. Vaul, be-
lteben 70 talo pie mSslih bel S. 81. 9arrilru
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no fe iiter erwabntes @ertifcat Austunft erbal-
ten tperteu. inn
@ertiicat, batirt september Is. 1858, sescn
got Nr. 49, 8lrd So, Sun &itc unt SrYin'S Mt-
bition, ct. Yaul, fir $1,000 uab t3inlen.
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unb 3inlen. u. SKI $3.50 "
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q e%erlelten Meeitiuu, fir *s47.5 IS unb :3iaien.
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birun9 Der Ghesnutl trabe.
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den.
ct. Yaul, 10. Is. 1859. 61b62
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Muf, ouf! 5ur @ittSbur9
YrQlteret!
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tpertben Treunbe, ippie elm eeebrte5 pnblitum int
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lon fsrtia 1T uno ami naditen @cnn:as, ben 49,
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altes 9aesrbier, feline Meine ur1b Siquprs, mie
aud Serlaiepeue falte SpeiIen Seratreidt peroen.
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All erperben.
Inn redt sablreiden Beiu9 bittt
81 g. s. Seller.
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Nd9ften @pnnta9, a I'M BEN IS. Sept. 49,
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fir ~aleini9e 9te9nune ibernrmn1en uno pnter Der
Tirnta
FREDERICK BURST
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MmaeiQe.

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2: Mu9uf 1859 %. 6. Gray, 0eprse Mpsre,
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unb
&efaurattpn,
Sit. Is, Martt<@ traBe, 3pil9en Maiue- unb
2. StraBe, ct. Qpui6, Mp.
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sc itauratiun, e1SSFnet babe. Durd comfortable,
gut meublirte 3iramer, a%nerfauut ausseaei@ueten
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pron1pte unb biQise gebienuns bpit i'd ben gu.
ipra9tn naeiner mertben Safe @enase ~ lti1en.
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&iien
@itt8bur9er &pblen.
.-.s.- 8. $. 8rabeu,
En- gros 9anpler in Giien, Mdgeln, @tabl,
4fneen,
S@auftln. &luepen, @dseu, @9raubenmuttern
uuo S@mieee.8 ert3eusen, nit einem aQsemei-
men @1prtement BON
11meren @tienwQaren;
Gtnferelas. @4leiffeine, B%radfnwaasen, gilen
unb !3int 1T Safeln
O~ampfmaibineu,
@asemiblen, s@tneeImai4inen, Drei9mai9i>
nen Y. {. ~. r4 T 81
w Nittsbur9er steinfob1e. bic
Bette i'm Marfte. = Mae biele llnb anbere in bas
Sad ldlasenee Mrtifel nerben ~ ben b%iaisien
Yreifen ~perfauft.
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@elbaft ben aauTeuten auf benz Qanbe.
s. 8. 8raben.
g. 8runtng,
beutidtr @terf.
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LATER FROM EUROPE

AhKIN AII Of TIE CITY OF MANCHESTER
NV ioRH. Oct l3.-Thc City of Manchester with adj
vices from Liverpool to the evening of the 2sth has ar
lived.
The cotton market closed, "Wednesday weak Provi.
sions quiet and dull. Sugar heavy. Consols unchanged
The North Briton and Jason had arrived out
The London Times, in article the seizure of San
Juan island by Gen. Harvey that il originated in
that England would he afraid TO avenge it, 1t saws II is
time to put a stop to such notions.
The Dictator of Modcna has ordered 80 900 Minnie
rihcI
dispatch from Naples says that the King has len for
the Roman frontiers, with the purpose of having an in
view with the Pope at Rome.
dispatch received at London, Thursday from Zu-
rch says that Prince Napoleon arrived there the ay be
FORE when separate conferences immediately took LACE
between himself and the French and himself and the
Austrian Commissioners
The French government is actively engaged in fttipr
out the expedition against China.
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.a....s.,a T5LH GRAMS
Per Magnetic Telegraph Lines ONCE No. iss Main Street
THE syAKEg gIyYIs HAMPTON ROADS.


DUCT or OTHER VESSELS.
NoaSoLk, Oct lS-we have the pleasure Of reporting
the sale arrival OF the steamship Quaker City In Hamp
tos Roads In tow of the steamship State Of Georgia
The u g. mail steamship Quaker City Capt schufeldt
commander. sailed from New York, for Havana, We'd
nesday the 6h She reached this harbor last night
down. completely disabling her engine about 10 miles
= East OF Cape Hatteras reported by the barque
DunbaIton on the 9Th inst
Subsequent TO the departure of the Dunbaron on the
18th inst the Quaker City made her way the North
and East, under canvass, until r. NJ, Of the 9th inst
In lat a6o os long 74o 22 She had sailed and drf,ed
1870 mile.
At tni- time n steamer bound South pas.ed nm with
gu, noticing signals Of distress the firing OF guns
although apparently near enough for both.
AT $780, r. NJ, the schooner Kingfsher, fNew York.
the name OF whose captain Il present known bore
away for and, with the Of sailor
hailed and said that he would stick by US Till the last
which promise faithfully and CALAMITY performed
The brig Lena, of Alexandria, slso answered our sig.
nails and laid by US until sent in search of steamer
7P.M.
A gale Of wind FROM the northward of rre., Sorce
struck the ship, when she laid with her head TO the
eastward behaving admirably for IS hours during which
time Il became necessary to heave overheard the
freight.
Noon.-The storm having abated, the steamship. in
lat 80 80 long ~ ~ taken in by the schooner
Kingfsher, and aided by the steamer Canvass she
succeeded in sailing miles the westward when
midnight the steamer State of Georgia down TO us
and took US in tow, being sixty miles East North East
from Cape Henry.
Captain schuieldt desires publicly thank the Cap.
tans OF the Dunbarton kingfsher. and Lena and the
steamer State Of Georgia, for the prompt and cheerful
manner Ia which their assistance was rendered And
without intending to discriminate he wishes particularly
to express his gratitude to the Captain of the schooner
Kngsher He also feels gratied his passengers for
their consideration towards himself and crew and for
their GOODNESS during the accident
Annexed are the names OF the passengers who remain.
ed on board, and who will land Hampton Roads from
| the Quaker City:
T. l.. Crabbe lady and children John Chartrand and
lady, Miss Charrand, Alexander Debundry Jos Di,z
Manuel Berard, =. Il. Diaz, G. NJ. Dorrace lady and
daughter, W. Cairo, lady and son, J. Degado, Mr. Non.
salve. r. w Scuryr,nr
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BY GoDDiN APPERsoN Aaer.
VALUABLE RaHmO or go, n, ,c,p -

LOUISA COUNTY NEAR CrNTKSI n hI1R1tn a. :, ~ -
fhOM RICHMOND FOR SALE-The rb. .rt.c,i
Der nov reside" 1.-THE former residence Mr.
ante j. offered for sale This county 81 Io 81
North Anna river, within three miles
ROAD Nseeond Turn Oa and Aons Of Nr Vim Cock
MIS- Piiu snd Others containing o. survey m
so : Se asIed 70 the growth Of Corn wheat Toa
60" ani susceptible OF hgh degree
"r - acre GU the river and creek
cool supply - White and Red Timber IIirLory &c mi
par OF the balance In Pine. Upon tn
oCst erected In the last eighteen months containing seven
ro"s vel ARRANGED There Rocky
ne ris,r Ni lite where there formerly ard ahnu
tHh o. TIE dam : nov standing. supply Of
ro~A convenient for putting balance which en- lac n
- all expense Tie privilege Iowi, for cIop IN W.T.
viii be given, and full rTovn rr,b.
b gathered in. 49, A'''''s ''"P' can
me Subscriber VIII take pleasure Ia shoe
iir>ed To purchase; in his ah Mr.
fgT term. &c afpy Mr. SlIFPPAkD. ard Mrs,s con
" - ~ 'O' ''ii"ti or The -ufs' i.er. the
WA. - DABNIY.
IN VII be -old ~ Auction, the
,lipAi ts N Noveaber ls9 ~ Il fair II not
TFENsOU tlirl cash balance At one and two wear, s ,
hearing interest, secured 10y deed 49,
orli-ctd ApprpSnN
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A CASE OF SCAN MAG

NEw ioEE, Oct. l3.--It is stated on good autbortv
that Mr. Forney, editor of the Philadelphia Press has
received notification from the President of his nte
non 10 institute prosecution for libel on account of the
article in the Press Monday relative the death of Sen
aor Broderiek and charging the President with being
responsible for IT, S
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EMORY W,s d MENRY COLLEGE,

fENHE Pan session Of this Institution will the 18Th OF
august next and continue u weeks The Spring
GINS The day amer the close OF the Pail
~ weeks The charges for the entire
viii be $50 OF which go required paid IL advance and
the other 80 az the end Of the
our charges for Tuition, Brd FsSi contingent re- We
ask OF those seeking place for education and
wards to note carefully the advantages which Offering Our
ocAuon grade Of scholarship ability aud the acu
~ excellent discipline, thorough
rank Of gsdusie have already the largest
any COiye " we state FOR catalogue for
ueuiAt ulAilon address l. n WILEY, Prs't
1uBf-dAcu Emory p. Va
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE ESTATE
On LANES RINER

Sooehland County 70 uile above
HORSES, SHEEP. HOGS, CROPS OF CORN roBGCCo oITS
HAY, &e, and FARMING nPLEuENTs 'NN"' ONiS'
As deed nv
tsq, bearing date Sd May. ls59 recorded 60
y Court and In the usiings Richmond shan In sr
ZION thereof and Al the Of Mr. Deane proceed TO I a.
PUBLIC AUCTION on The premises, SC " IN. i'm
of Deem Der, $50, commencing at II o'ciceI v ~
81 on James River and Little Greek eaed bTIJESyoD &
aos In The possession Of the said Deane tract contains by
and timber, i5 ACRES Low grounts SO ACREs a. 800
Tow grounds 100 ACRES In
srounds and s59A open high land psx 4, a 49, ~, o
npros About 90 bushels Wheat seeded h vooj
lur ts fai The improvement place unuSuT -
~ hG,ps md rood In quality consisting very handous
i.s: With KITCHEN, STABLE, CARRIAGE' HOUSE sNoKI
~ S1 pAtKs A. attached thereto large BRICK RARN
and SAW MILL, With CIRCULAR SAW now in so1pirt orI
ample stable recommendation HAY PRFs ami on PTTS
-, - covered with shingles, sufficient
the s1ie Of the Farm SLAVES and PT RIsHARIy
PROPERTY thereon VIII be sold There ~ SLAMS an -
y So young and likely embracing Biaeksulths on. Of
hon Is = superior Eerkmsn The PERIsIIABLE PROPERTY
~ cRops ~ ,,f ttRNlfURk PLANTATION UTENSILS
o. OOlsN letnsied AZ 100 70 500
90 trSuaAted At nOo his AIS HAY STRAW sHUCKs 1e
MiLCl COVE and ONtN, sHEfP HOGS Taxing into co..
liberation the fact that the
me above and that consequently products ar !.
.nd eheapy delivered In the
Aenond and the quality Of the lands sale there are @ -
s oueIE a great INDUCEMENTS iiis
liam OF capitol The Yarn being 10 perfect
huiing needed Tor the comfortable
ay and every Kind Of property upon u.s. Of The
nose disposed 10 purchase aud o.
an opportunity suit themselves So TN an eS-st WA
Isss For she Real Estate cash balance Al one ,
ana Three years for bonis, bearing
trust For the Slaves
horstd nToiiohe notes adding interest PshbIs p
prriy al under 80
approved endorsed negotiable paprr ~ ''eD'' 'oI
plat OF fhr land be seen Of
The cTeoTsr secured by Of
requested present claims propsrIv Aie
scriher before the day OF sale Wv SUI
Au21-2AWtds J,NFrs
sale conducted Nv cnpDUS ,ppvpsnS LONE Trustee.
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MIR. Lefebvre's School.
GRACE STREET, BETWEEN IST AND pOUSEEI.
RICHMOND. VA

fINE next session Of cur school the dav Of ooh
Il 1859, and terminates the last Of June ist1
Our long cNperence In teaching liberal
We have received for cnsbI.d mi -
eouraEed Us 10 make Important our In.o
course OF Literature, comprising English, French German
classics tihe
the frsnchJ has besn successfully during the last ss,io,
and will be continued and enlarged Ia tie next -'
We have engaged Mr. EDw C. How to
English psrt OF THIS course. we'll the Rhetoric
and the firsi Reading classes Of our Institution ~
teinAn OF NE highest qualhcatonALd M.
services will he duly appreciated Woui earn.stly
our Literature class 90 graduating pupils.
The new house which have greatly add 4, The
convenience well the comfort Of Ad..
ing In our family Two Young Ladies only occupy one room
- N''aA4-
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SPLENDID ScTNERr.-Strangcrs sojournng Ia the city
can obtain fine views Of the picturesque scenery which
surrounds the metropolis by repairing to the brow of
Church Bil az the lower end of Main Street; or from
Gimbos Hill, In the Southwestern section of the
attractive but still an interesting landscape view i
to be seen rom the hill overlooking the yaley-at the
corner OF Clay and 18th Streets continuation of Gov
ernor Street. The oDseryatories Of the Exchange or
AWercan Hotels, or the portco Of the Capitol afford
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FROM WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON, Oct l2.-No action has vet been taken
by the Administration responsive to anv communcnons
which may have recently been received from the British
Government, on the subject of the San Juan difficulty
An extraordinary meeting of the Cabinet has been called
to-day, by request OF Mr.. Cass who however was not
present owing to attack of sickness
General Twiggs has been granted leave of absence TO
visit Europe. - ~
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HusrINGs CouEr.-Yesterdny the Court suspended for
thirty days the execution Of its judgment against Wyatt
Hrady adiudgcd guilty OF the charge of bastardy the
defendant having petitioned the Circuit Court for m
PR srded' He gave the required security and was re-
leased from prison.
Ihe remainder OF the session occupied with the
examination Of witnesses in the case Of John L. TAYLOR
charged with the homicide Of VIM Graves His counsel
vii make strong effort In his behalf The examination
will be resumed this morning
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SALE or THE FALLS PLASrATroN-The large tract of
land in Chesterfield county, of Manchester known
as the 'Fas Plantation" offered for sale at auc-
ton, on "Wednesday and yesterday, by Messrs James
NJ Taylor Son. Auctioneers. II divided into
lots varying in size from half acres to about thirty
acres, according TO the proximity TO Manchester
OF the open or arabic land, 527 acres were sold at
an average OF $3.50 so per and of the wood land
IFS l-2 acres we're sold at average of S5OO5 The
Cos l-2 acres brought Ss643l, averaging sl8ls5 per
acre" This was considered good sale and proved quite
satisfactory to the owners. There yet remains to be sold
3li l2 acres including extensive front of valuable
wharf property opposite Rockets; Also valuable farm
oi about 100 acres. The remainder will be sold in
short tine, of which due notice will be given
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SUPERINTENDENT OFFICE r. ORR
v,,cu,,o,,, kic,s,Sn, October 18Th, iS'9 I

~ AND PETERSBURG STATE AM UNION sG ss-sc1ftS;s.
ElCllTukAL HAlS Members Of the Agricultural T5res Va
hnE the above Pairs will he furnished the station
t The time o. purchasing their cte prcsrntatIn on Their
certhcaie of m-mhershlp with FREE BErt RN TIOKFr
o. other articles designed for exhibition either Of the
above F VII he charged fui fare down returned
ree Of charge, remaining in the same owners
Persons having stock O. send 20 The Fsry please motif, the
agents ~ The s'1turf
engagements can he made for their transportation.
"a G. CAhPBrLL,
uds
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MILITIA TRAiNISO.-If NE are not mistaken the Fall
militia training will take place time during this
month We look forward to the general muster with
good deal OF interest Rs IL has been long time since we
witnessed turnout of the invincible troops Of the line
In Old umes, commanders were always selected on
account OF their knowledge of military tactics We re-
member to have heard of ono captain OF the old regime
Who in exercising his command marched them towards
fence, and forgetting being ignorant Of the order
'by the right flank file right" which he should have
gwen baWied out just ~ the men were about scale
tbe fence, "squander Cd d-n YOU
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INV ORLEANS, Oct. l3.-An arrival from H,yti re
ports the conspiracy at Porau Prince be more extern
s''e than was at first represented Rigid police measures
Il, - - ''~'N VI
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Flour deend 6GiOc, Southern unchanged wheat t.ndnv
doSnWari Red t2S White 81 iz6ts5O: Corn buoyan and
scarce Mixed VI onsre but Pork steaIy Ne. aS
iOhfl5ao; Prime sIO s5Gosl nrm at lCiIis Win
Ky hTm at 2sc stocks dull and lower virginia g. p4r
Evenins-Coitnn dull Corn-Whie yellow o. Mes.
articles unchanged 10y '|-'' "''e'
BALTIMORE MARKETs ocrouyni
Tour unchanged Wheat hrmer Of
White tl26ttlI5; Corn White yellow II g. E,ron
n ~ '''0S' ''"NAS "''n
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ACCIDENT To A STEAMER

NEw YORK, Oct. l3.-The steamship Star of the Wes,
when one day out hom Aspnwall broke her shaft but
managed to reach Key West with one wheel She will
probably arrive in New York about Sunday
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. PREPARE FOR THE KIII

49, oUs fHvER-As the FAl approaches. and million.
and .bonIJ
themselves with the these
diseases The bile, and the 81 IN. T 10,
grer with headache, pain tie limbs Might
los. Of appetite are the fovrunnsrs Of vs maa eeien
should nj once he esorsd 10 by which these
he At removed this Of
To "BAKERs PREMIUM nj rTEs" They eradicate tbs hs a.
pei the pains cool the strengthen dr~.iiy.
ate pu-r healhfl circulation Of the blood produce DOW
OF spirits which OF themselves tend greatly away with ali mn
h.Auln,s Thee Hitter be taken perfect SAFETY a,
All Ag-s ana sexes without regard to diet and m
prove valuable family medicine uher. An ,e. t
. required. ''N'
To be had Of PURCELL LADD Co and al other prominent
DRUGGISTS In the city Of Richmond and elsewhere Virginia anJ
North Carolina also, Of Q. sTOTT Co wa.hnrtnn "a
srAbLER, Co. baltimore; A. FANESrOCK co Phus
delphis, and Of RARNFs PARK Ne~ York ~
Orders filled by addressing BAKER p,o,,,s.o.
sel2-dkc
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TNRCsTEh'SS SALE or l0soACR SorTy,

- LANb; 10 BE SOLD IL TIVE dry OF RICiiMoNp sTAiE
As trustee In certain trust from Mr.
leAFa Eeirs' dated l4th February
shan proceed 20 sell pubHe auciion the or &c m -
Apperson eor-sr - Bank and lih n he CIV ~
~, % 'hitAf The lih 0c'ceeT $50 o'cIocE ~
'e following valuable Texas .auds,
containing Gao lying m. state of T,xs "a ~
eFr Sra1iei 70 The said Keius George Weed ov.ro@ ~
H al' STATE 81 Texas hv bearing
A are desetihei IN sh grants foIoEs to alt: No l5S
oL = - acres situated In Robertson District the eastern
.s OF ne NaF.soto kver miles iheefrou about IL mir
- ~ = Sa Ah'3nl1 Road by virtue Of land scrip No 5 Issued
70 WI p Richie, by Henry Smith, Of
ne 10Th December. 1885,, and by Transferred o G "a 90
Nhothe section No 49,, situated
aHe o NJ Nayssota Rver marked NIX aud the othsr see
i'n OF lana, No ~ situated th@ ~ CO
ahSh - ~ NavAsoio River, marked XI and IA which 80
grants hr bouada so
l,articu airy sei forth aud s''N@4' NV
ems Of 1A instead af being cash. will he one fourth
'ash bsla' 4 ~ aud l. months Tor rgotis ~ r
aided secured b trust deed, iltle retained '
These lands bel we'd be
repeet to them veh pos ession Of ne trust. IN
fully given by him " ''e' -ui De cheer
sc24-ctd<
sale By GODDIN ,ppEPsoS ~, h SULLIVAN, Trustee.
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HOMICIDES IN BALTINORr
WV YORK MARKETS. ocTonrn "a.

BiLTrNoRE Oct. 1.-two men were shot dead in This
city last nigh-one OF them was young Irishman and
the other mate of a Bay craft
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- TO TIE CITIzE,s AND

49, STRANGERS VISITING THE CITY, ~ish 10 ean
me SPECIAL Attention ofhe and visiting The c
have Just received large superior assortment of
BOslN SUITS from tlb TO 40 Also large lot OF ys as
together with rich stock Of f:enfs
FURNISHING Goods. My prices low so please give me
NoH" peio'e purchasing elsewhrTe }. H. sIRICH,
oc3-dlm One door above p X wLi,s, si ss'Sst,