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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-04

meInO0I8I EphSCOput tohhShchSSs
BUFFALO, June 3.-The Methodist Confer
delegation should 90 back to the annual and
quarterly Conference, for them to ascertain
ii the laity really desire it.
Philadelphia was chosen as the next place
for holding the General Conference.
The book agents were authorized to estab-
lish depository at San Francisco.
A vote of thanks and coincidence was passed
to Mr.. Swormstead, book agent at Cincinnati.
1t was resolved that the Annual Confer
ence, except California and Oregon, be re-
quired hereafter TO pay the expenses of their
delegates to the General Conference. go
The basis of representation in the next
General Conference was fixed in the ratio o.
one delegate to thirty members. '
Bishop Simpson gave an interesting ac'
count of his Embassy TO Europe showing The
position he took before the British Confer
ences on the subject of slavery. IiH
A resolution was adopted unanimously
heartily approving the course of Bishop
Simpson. .IHr rl
DR.. McLintock was in Europe.
The second week in January was fixed upoI
as the time to be observed by the Church a
a season of prayer for the conversion of th'
world. ct .L.r0
A vote of thanks was passed to DR.. Harri
and his associate secretaries. at.
DR.. Darbn then read the pastoral addres
| for 1860, which was adopted. elsr
Conference adjourned till eight O. clock OF
| Monday morning in order to finish littl
remaining business. t.. l.r.
Before adjourning a beautiful silver te
/ service was presented TO DR.. Harris, Secre
tary, in behalf of the members of the Con
ference. tr r.rst
A similar present was made to DR.. Griflir
Assistant Secretary. ...I .. -rg..
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NiEw BOOKS.

KKrcHRs OF LIFE AND THE SOCIAL REIA-
HONS, With other Poems. lbNti, W. NAzLAl'
CinciDnati; Printed for the Authors private nse'
The Hon James W. Gazlay tho author Of the
present volume. containing some three hundred
duodecimo pages of Verses, was for hiahy years
number Of the Baf IN this city and REPRESENTED this
district in Congress from 1879 to 1925. Long since
tired from business he has written his for his
own amusement, and printed them at his own ex-
pensc and for his own private use and behoofi aud
who has the right to gay TO him nay : 81 " y
Mr.. Gaziay is not post in the 0rcuf sense of the
term that Is to say, he Is neither gifted with high
inspration nor is he cohsufiate master OF poctica
dlctiong His verses want harrhohy, drd soetinies
clearness tho number Of feet In his lines often ind
cate that no has no nveterate habit Of counting his
fingers while engaged in composition and many Of
his rhymes would hardly pass muster with such as
| are critical upon those minor and mechanical
points In the trade of literature. But Mr. Gazlay
IL poet In quite a good sense OF the term, for,
unlike the most Of rbymers in these degene-
rate days, be looks Upon literature not as an
end, but simply as a means-not as an object,
but instrument. Ills poems embody the results
ofhis observations Of men and things during long
lfe divided between public and private evCcetions;
and perhaps had ne heen less earnest he would have
been more eloquent. The philosophy Of the book is
rather more liberal than orthodox and indicates that
the author s gifted with that happy style Of temper
| ament which has enabled him to see much Of the
world without becoming cynical, and TO grow old
without adding bigotry to the other inhrmltes incl
dent to declining years. The reader, though he may
not admire the poet, win be inclined to like the man
DEVEREUX; A Tale. BY Sir EDWARD BuLwEI
| LYTrON, Bart. Philadelphia; j. B., Lippincott
Co. Cincinnati. Hickey, mallory q 20. vols
Library Edition. 1HI
To speak bf BULwER-his merit as an author-in I
notice Of the reprint Of Of his works, would b.
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have been attacked at the point of the bay
onet bythe Royal troops near Calatta Fine,
ana no,,pietely routed, leaving on the bat
la~ eeld thair flag and large number OF
killed and wounded, among whom is one Of
n N asserted here tibet the. fight ct Calata
IA moi decisive. The Neapolltan troops re-
turned TO Palermo. Two columns, SoOO
men each, have been sent to pursue the IN
slrgents. II is estimated that 6,OOO Slcilians
have Joined Garibaldi.
circrilar to tife diplomatic corps, bitterly &C.
cusinp the Piedmontese 6osernmsnt OF
having, notwithstanding the. promises, al
and disnatehed 10 Sicily. becafafa adds that
This violent attack against the international
law espouses Italy to sanguinary anarchy
and compromises whole Europe. He throws
the responsibility on the authors and accom-
plices of such criminal action.
The MARQUEE D'Villinfiha has, III the name
ofSardinia, protested against the accusation,
which he saws Is false and injurious. It is
believed that Garibaldi will land at Calebria.
Palermo Mdyl6.-Garibsldi wasat Aleamo
on the 18th. A fight had taken place at
Lioppo, in which the royal troops were re-
pulsed. Palermo is again in a state of siege.
| The French troops have arrived. More en-
| iprants have disembarked.
Genoa, May ls.-MarshalR Riviera demanded
| reinforcements Of Marshal Russo, who being
unable to diminish the garrison at Messina
| refused
Turin, May l9-Advices from Naples state
that the sixth regiment refused to fire on the
people, on the occasion of the demonstration
| on the 18th
The Governmentintends appointing Count
Trani Viceroy of Sicily and a general am
nesty when the insurrection is suppressed.
Naples, May 20.-Bands Of insurgents arr
marching on Palermo. The proclamation o
Gen. Lauza, concerning an amnesty and vic
royalty, has had no effect. Popular manifes
tatous take place repeatedly. 1t is believe'
that Palermo will shortly be evacuated b.
the royal troops. .f
Palermo, May ls.-Garibaldi's troops ar
entrenched in semi-circle around Palermo
The Neapoitan troops and functionaries ar
discouraged. .t,H.
Hong Kong, March 29.-Mr. Bruce is t
receive final answer from the Emperor o.
the 10th of April. The whole army will b
ready to move about the 18th of April.
Rumors that great number OF arme
Russian merchantmen are now collected q
Nichoaroff; also, that Russian troops al
being concentrated on the east coast of tn
Black Sea. .
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THE correspondent of the New York Time,

TIE correspondent of the New York Times
says that Mr.. Cox appeared before the Co
vode Committee and offered to testify in re-
gard to the matters raised by Mr.. Wilson's
evidence; but was told by the committee
that there was nothing in evidence before
them impeaching his character. The Presi-
dent probably was grateful to Mr.. Cox's as
sstance in passing the English Bill at least
he ought to have been; but the idea that Mr.
Cox could not have been reelected without
the special assistance of the Administration
is drawing it altogether too strong for thost
who know the circumstances. ..r.-
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HOMIE rrdTEREsr.


sr Clothes renOysssa sua rpPsissd, iso " 'sis'A:'
ss- cic,hins renovated spd rspAirsd, % y. Third.
,r,-cAnrrsssr's cheer pisigFs. % ANinR, ,''Fse',
Bs- For hne Photographs, go to CowAN's 2 Fifth
street.
pB-For good colored Ambrotype, go to CowAN's,
ns- For cheap family group Pictures, 60 to Cow
ANS, q West Fifth- street,
ss-ProrvnEs for ten cents. Johnaon's Gallery,
Ninth aud Main. e.a. .1-11rlf o17rd
pa- A. A. EnfEn, Clocks, Watches and Jewelry,
Nos. sas and z7i western-fow. Aa" nH''i
ma Tho nnest and largest Gallery Fifth-streOt,
Ia CowANs, % West Fifthstreet. Only 20 cents for
Babies Pictures in cases. Ylrfi lI1if Uu srivt
Rs- J, p. BAtL's Gallery, over lie Boutiliers, No.
20 west Fourth is the center ofatraction for those
desiring life-liko Pictures. TfFy l-lraHr.
ps- ApptraArEs mammoth Ambrotype Depot is
at Nos 2, 4, and Fifth-street, commencing At
Fifth and Main. ..,.,,i +.
ns-Thousands Of fancy cases are arriving daily at
CowAN's Picture Gallery, No. % West Fifth-street
You can get them cheaper then in any other gallery
in the city. Every picture warranted TO suit or nc
charge will be made. a 1aeoi 'o
Bs-If you want good Picture, call Mt the south
| west corner Of Sixth-street and Central-aNenue
Pictures taken and put in nice gilt frames for twony
Ave cents; in cases for twenty cents. Bring on th'
| babies--you are sure to get good likeness. r
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-, wEsr-END AND BRIGHToN

K.NSW WEESSTT-E1ND AND DlBHIGHTUN
CIHCINNArI STREET RAIL- - Wk1iiIi6nE>
ROAD GoIPsASY, IsAs g, Cincinnati, 855
this Company will leave the corner Of Fourth and
yinestreets, for che junction Of ana
ntes, commencing at 6 A. NJ, and continuing until
70 p and thereafter every fifteen MINUTES unit until
between Freeman and Linn-streetU, for the accom-
mediation Of those wishing to make the circuit by
Ninth and Freeman streets.
Passengers will be carried from the corner oi
Fourth and Vine, to any point west OF Mound, on
Nnth-street for ONE FARE or from any point west q
Mound on Seventh street. to the corner OF Fourth
and Vine for ONE FARE from any point south 81
Ninth, Wanut-street, to any point short OF the
terminus of the Road, Freeman street, for ONE
FARE or from the Of Fourth and Vine, to any
point on Linn street. north Of Liberty, for ONE RARE
or from Freeman street, at any point north of Lib
ery, to the of Fourth and xi1e;stTeets, FOL
| ONE FARE. y. NATTlEhy
my2O-am 't - t- fi.tI tiii President.
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TIE Mae-G-cheek Press, whose views often
manifest an irreverent spirit which is la
mentable in public journal, says of the
Ohio delegation to Chicago, that care had
been taken in the Congressional Districts to
select sound, reliable Chase men, which was
pretty well carried out but the difficulty
was, the sound men were incapable, and the
capable men were unsound The conse-
quence was, Chase was sacrificed, chiefly by
Che stupidity of his friends, and the State
went with him, and the delegation 'is de-
servedly laughed at and despised.p .
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An uureconeiIad spirit

Hon. S. S. Cox said in a recent speech at
Washington, at meeting called to ratify the
Democratic nomination for Mayor, that Sem
ator Wade said that the nomination of Lin
coin twas ratified from on high" Mr.. Cox
further said that if Heaven had that spirit he
didn't desire TO 90 there. .u ..--.
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Arrested on n Charge Of Rob

Arrested ON n Charge of II obbing the Mails.
OLNEY, ILL, June 3-James Threard, mail
contractor between this place and GRANVILLE,
was this day arrested at the instance Of W.
d. Gilmore, Special Agent of the Postoffice
Department, for robbing the mail. The ex-
tent of the robbery is not known, but is
| thought to be large. -.f-.f.. az - .
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PUBLIC LIBRARY.

R, NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN,
~ -, that all Books required to be returned
prior TO the 18th instant when the Library will be
closed till after the 3qth. failure 70 comply with
the rule win subject delinquents to a fine ofSl.
The following works are known 70 be out over
time and the parties in possession Of them are not-
fed that they will be proceeded against for their re-
coyery unless they shall have been returned before
the 10th, viz; ures Di .onary swans statutes, the
rocco bindng) an illustrated edition Of Burns's
Works, two volumes, and Reynard the Fox, Illus
trated. .s.I N. PEABODY POOR, Librarian.
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SERMONS WANTED BY DAILY NnwsPAPER.
The Boston 7Fdpelisr advertises that il will
pay &2b each for sermons suitable for publi-
cation. It requires, however that they shall
be "diyested Of all unproyoked and ungen-
erons sarcasm and pervaded by tone Of
Christian charity n y a7s tL1 ~ 500
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-04
.pAIMER,s YEGETAnLE Cos-

W,PALMER,s VEGETABLE cos
H. - METIU LOTION opens the pores of the
skim and allows that TO pass OF in insensible per-
spration which would otherwise accumulate near
the surface 1t is the great skin purifier Of the age
Nearly twelve years experience has proved that PIN
pies and other eruptions Of the face tetter, salt
ing and other irritating disease Of the skin, are re-
leyed by single application Of this great remedy,
and in short time effectually cured Price 30 cents
Prepared only by SOLON PALMER, 2nI }
No. 80 West Fourth street, CINCINNATI,
., And for sale by druggists generally throughout
the West. my3
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81 A species Of the black Measuring Worm
Is making sad havoc with the foliage of fruit
and shade trees inand about Defiance Count /,
in this State.
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other organisms, going through the perpetual
transitions of'Krowth and decay, waiting the
resurrection at the second coming q Christ,
''By faith ste ye saved, ? said st. Paul, land
that not Of yourselves; Il is the gin Of God.
No man can come unto Me unless my Father
draw him, said Christ The doctrine of sal-
vation by faith, and of regeneration by the
Holy Ghost-the great characteristic doc
trines of Christianity, are nowhere to be
found in the Gdzettss list Of vital truths.
Man is regarded IS IL he had power TO elevate
himself to Heaven by his own merit. ra
We have devoted more space to notice of
the Gdzettes article on Christianity, than we
should, but for the position which that paper
has hitherto occupied in this community,
where IL has been regarded as the bulwark Of
orthodoxy. We trust, that in our brief re-
view, we have sufficiently shown its mis-
chievous tendencies, to neutralize, TO some
extent, its evil influence. We may possibly
recur to it at another time. e. .a,. r...t.
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u-,A NOVEL SODA FOUNTAIN, AT
RA j. ID. PARKS, Fourth and wainnut-
streets drawing ten different Syrups and the Soda
from two faucets, ALL AS COLD AS THE ICE irsEIf
The Syrups, being packed In ice with the soda, are
kept equally cold, and arc protected from the nies
We claim that it is the purcst and coldest Soda IN
the world = -sTtIF -runiH myl7-am-eod
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W1's1GSo MKlEgNNEDY,S MEYIUAL IL H.ISN}WTft a,,}1nnt
physicians, and by the most careful druggists
throughout the United States to be the most efec;
tual blood purifier known, and to have relieved
more suffering, and effected more permanent cures
than any preparation known to the profession Scroll
ula, Salt Rheum, Erysipeas bcald head nchly EIup
tions of whatsoever nature cured by afew bottes
and the system restored to full strength and ygor
Full and explicit directions for the oil liberated
sore legs and other corrupt and running ulcers, is
given In the pamphlet with each bottle Tor sale BY
GEORGE M. DIXON. Price 81. sepl9 ay
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,NOTICE.JTHE MANY FRIENDS
n Of VIM. PUT. WARD will be gratited 70
learn that he has far recovered from hts late i'll
ness that he poets to be with them in few days,
and satisfy them that he is willing TO serve their
wishes. '- lje2-cl fun AFHlEND,
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oT N nnvor for sale In bottles 81 on dranFht By M
HIWGI NcfN fNiiN SURE, ECKaTEIN 4 OQLh
:. ie3-e ------ -- Oppo.ile the Poa1olloe.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

>NOTICE.-A SPECIAL, MEBTING
49, ofthe Mschinists and Blacksmiths gni499, hn9
No, T. Of Ohio will be held at their hall, on MON
DAY EVENING, 4th inst, at Tlf O'clock. pune-
tual attendance of the members s respectiny soil
cited hs business Of Importance Will be transacted
BY order Of the Business Committee.
Juno 2. ls6n Lie3.htl y 70. DEPEM. Pres u
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-08
AUCTION SALES.

BY \. NJ. Observation-Disclosures
COMMISSIONERS SALE or A VALUABLE
I TRACT OF AND AND Els II h !,
KNOWN AS COCKPIT POINT FISHERY, IN
PRINCE WILLIAM COUNTY, VA.-By virtue
of decree of the Circuit Court Of Prince William
county, in the case of VIM. Cleary, vs.. VIM. Wood
ward, and others, defendants, rendered on the
18th of October, 1859, the undersigned as Commis-
sioners under said decree, will, ON THE ELE-
VENTH DAY OF FEBRUARY, A. D. 1850, at
IL o'clock, NJ, proceed to sell at public auction
to the highest bidder, in front of the Mayor Of
ice in the city of Alexandria, Va, valuable
TRACT of LAND and FISHERY, situate IN the
county and state aforesaid, on the Potomac river,
called and known as COCKPIT POINT, contain
ing by estimation about FIVE HUNDRED and
TWENTY FIVE ACRES.
TERMS OF SALE.-0ne tenth Of the purchase
money cash; the residue to be paid in SIX, twelve
and eighteen months, with interest from the DAY
of sale, the purchaser giving bond, with good Per
sonal security for the deferred payments, and the
title to be retained until the whole purchase mo-
ney shall be paid, the same being liable to be re-
sold by the Commissioners in case the terms VI
sale are not complied with by the purchaser.
JOHN p. PHILIPS.
FRANCIS L. SMITH. CommissrS.
GEORGE WIN. BRENT.
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BY I. M. MCCORMICK AUcroyEER.

BY I. M. McCORMICK-AUcr
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF FOUR HUN
u DRIED AND SEVENTY-SEVEN SHARES
OF THE STOCK OF THE WASHINGTON AND
ALEXANDRIA TURNPIKE C0MPANf.-By
virtue of two DEGREES of the Circuit Court of Alex
andra county, rendered at May and November
terms. 1859, in the suit of the alexandra and
Washington Railroad Company complainant and
Fowle, Snowden & Co., and others in the suit oil
the Mayor, Board of Aldermen and Board OF Com
mon Council of the City Of Washington, against
the Alexandria and Washington Railroad Compa-
ny and others, on cross bill, the undersigned Com
missioner will, on Saturday the llM day Of febr"-
arv 1860, at IL o'clock H. in front of the May
ers Office. in the City Of Alexandria. sell at public
auction, FOUR HUNDRED AND SEVENTY
SEVEN SHARES OF THE CAPITAL STOCK
OF THE WASHINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA
TURNPIKE COMPANY. The whole stock of this
Company is represented by 500 shares at $50 each.
TERMS Ten per cent of the purchase money
in cash, and the residue a credit Of four months
from day of sale, the purchasers giving their
notes, with an endorser or endorsers, approved by
the undersigned and payable at one Of the Banks
in Alexandria.
II T. SMITH
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By I. NJ. McC0RMICK-AucmoN
DUBLIC SALE.-By virtue of deed of trust,
L executed by L. w. Smith and wife, dated the
9th day of March, 1853, the undersigned will, on
the EIGHTEENTH DAY or FEBRUARY, 1860,
expose to sale the LOT Of GROUND, situate on
Water street, between Duke and Wolfe streets,
fronting twenty feet aud ninety feet deep,
being the lot which adjoins the property of John
l. Johnson on the north.
TERMS or SALE.-0ne fourth cash. and the re-
sidue in six and twelve months, with Interest,"
The title to be retained until the deferred payments
have been made. Sale to take place at Z NJ, at
the Mayors office.
JAMES P. SMITH, Trustses
C. w. WATTLES,
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A DUE REGARD FOR SAFErY.-It is stated
that when the twelve hundred clerks en-
ployed in the Bank of England leave the
building in the evening, a detachment of
troops march in to guard it during the night,
although burglars could not penetrate the
solid vaults in six weeks.
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HARDWARE. CUTLERY, e.

AYOTICE.-The undersigned respectfully i'll.
In forms the public, that lie has now on hand j
fall assortment VI ElRGlNA MANUFACTURED Bar
MOulds. with 4 large stock 81 English refined Bsr
Band, Hoop, Scroll, Oral, and Bolt Iron liz
offers also Virginia made Oak and Hickory Spoke,
which are cheaper and warranted superior u tae
Northern article, and i contracting with Virgins
mechanics for tho manufacture ii Virginia ont i
Virginia timber. Wagon Bows. Bent Rims
Shafts, &C., ii all sizes aud varieties. He hs1
On hand an assortment III Alexandra made Wheel
barrowS with new description II Wheels. y,y
desirable article Those wanting tile above Irn.
eleS, viii encourage home manufacture hy pa'-
chasing from GEORGE n. BALDWIN
jan ~ No. Is, North Fairfax s,Igs.
OTICB.-I would respectfully caIl the attea.
IN ton Of those III want Ut GOODS in my ne
70 the fact, that my stock il now very large AL
complete, having just received large additions Y.
rect from the manufacturers and importers.
nsmo il part the following articles
Blacksnith's Bellows, running from ~ O. 5+ .l.l2
Of two qualities
Best English Anyiles and Yces-all warranted
zoe yds. Plain and Twilled Canvass, oi yauoo'
widths, for covering carriage. und wagon.
100 sets Stocks and Dies
Is Long and Short Bed ANles
80 Thimble Skens anu Pipe Boxes
Best Bright Springs Hubs and Fcllocs.
Also, full assortment ot English Refined
American Hammered, and SwedC Bar Iron, ds'
An examination is solicited.
nov rs GEO. 7. BALDWIN
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L. Il. SMITH, Comm
dee 2-eots /. LOUIS KINZER,

BY Il. NJ. ACCOMMODATIONS
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL ES-
" TATE.-By virtue of decree of the Circuit
Court, rendered at its November term, 1859, in
the case Of Smoot, vs. Reynolds, and others, the
undersigned Commissioners, viii, ON SATUR-
DAY, THE ELEVENTH DAY OF FEBRUA-
RY, 1860, ut II o'clock, A. NJ in front of the
Mayors office, in the city of Alexandria, sell at
public auction. the following LOT Of GROUND,
&c. upon which there is a BRICK TENEMENT,
LEI said lot being bounded rs follows
Beginning on the north side of Cameron street,
so feet west of Water street, 40 feet, and extend
ing back northwardly feet, more or less, to the
line of VIM. N. Brown, formerly ThompSon'S.
TGRMs.--0ne tenth of the purchase money IN
cash, the residue at 9, IL and Is months, for the
bonds of the purchaser, bearing interest, and APP
proved personal security. The title to be with
held until the bonds are paid.
l. LOUIS KINZER. / Commissioners
ALBERT STUART.
N
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HATs, CAPs. BONNETs. IA

NALL STOCK or HATS AND CAPS JDHh
IL ARNOLD has just received large a'so,.
raent Of HATS ASB CAPS adapted II meet III
wants Of y choice custom.
Gentlemen arc solicited to examine 1 recent PVT
Portation o. FRENCH FELT HATS, selected 4,
special ordOr-toEether with which may bc t5unt
No. | article Of SILK AND CASSlMEhI
HATS COTTON up With a strict observance t. ia'g,
ion and good taste. Also, Childreus lAAIl
hats AND CAPS, al of which viii ~ sod cheap
FOR cash Extensive stock best term. lo"e''
price, at Phoenix Hall Hat and Cap Store
sep 90