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me charleston Mercury, noting the arrival
oi Col. Lamon tI-incolns agent,) there on
Monday, says
i"e CITY was ali agog yesterday, at the an
honhceinent that still another ambassado
from washington had come 10 town, and was
M close conference with the Governor. Itap-
pears that this last envoy, Mr.. w. H. l. ,mon,
Oh lliInois, arrived in the city on Sunday
morning, and registered his name upon she
BOOKS o. the Charleston Hotel rs from VIZ
Si'it. lie renamed quietly at the hotel un |
yestrfday morning, when he sent his card TO
'he Governor, requesting an Interview The
nature OF his ccmmunica ton has not been
ht''ue puoiic: ABOUT one O'Clock, accompa-
iH'N by Col Duryca, Aid To the Governor Mr.
l:atnon left tho city in the steamer Pix ter
o"ft, r eFguson, and proceeded to Fort sum
Ter. ne tide being low the steamer was nm
''"ie 70 reach inc Fort wharf, but was met at
Il snort distance by a boat commanded hv an
o''lcer, who, we unders TODD, was Lieut. y
After presenting written communication TO
tho Lieutenant, Mr.. Lamon was invited into
the boat, accompanied by Col. Duryea, and
they Were then taken TO Fort Sumter where
they remained for about one hour
Ca the approach Of the steamer to the fort
ABOUT nall the garrison had collected on the
wharf, and some half dozen officers We're on
the TaiapartS, using their spy glasses After
staying in the fort Tor some time Mr. I,omon
accompanied by Major Anderson, took n walk
around the ramparts OF the fortitcation the
MAJOR apparently explaining TO his visitor the
hiie on the steamer, the Envoy from Wash
ington alluded several times TO the importance
OF preserving the peace, saving thai he ax-
pccted 10 leave immediately for Was hinrtou
tlty, and hoped to return here in a few days
ne last remark would indie tte that he bore
no order Tor the evacuation Of the fortress
ana would give color to the opinion held by
many, mat the question of leaving is still in
debate between Major Anderson and the
washington authorities, each being anxious
TO shift the responsibility of leaving OF their
own shoulders. This matter as il stands is
becoming rather annoying to the public here
ana the people are expecting with anxiety
maj settlement either peaceabiy or by the
sword.
Dir. Lanon left by the night train last night
Tor Washington The latest and apparently
most reliable rumor was that his brief visit
related to postal affairs, and that his trip to
Fort Sumter was merely Incidental, as bearer
of dspa tches.
The Courier has the follow wing significant
paragraph
Many members of the Convention arrived
yesterday evening, and with them many
friends ana visitors, who expect to visit Fort
sumter very soon. The Convention has the
Waf-lnahIng power of South Carolina and
Fort sumter must and shall be under the Pal
metto nag before any quest ions of Federal ac-
cess!on or alliance are considered
The Mercury has this item:
Hon. w. Porcher Miles on his return from,
montgomery, brought with him the original
nag OF the Confederate States, which he pre-
stnted to Mrs. Picaens, with the request that
she would have it hoisted over Fort Sumter
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Reported for the Richmend Dispatch.
-. = ~ ,7-s-ls(.-el.---<.-,-
Extra session u. 3, senate

-. NeT" stsSI0H =. ,. Nenate.
WARRINGTON, March 21.--A message was re
eeised from the President declining, for prn
GENITAL reasons, to transmit to the Senate
ual. Anderson's dispatches tc the War De.
partment.
Mr. Breckipridge's resolution advising tho
withdraw wal of u. =. troops from tho Confed
crate states, was discussed, but with NO re
suit. 800 no az
Alter an Executive session Adjourned
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fe 2a--law SthAp,

CHEkIFF'S SALE.-will be sold. on FRI
~ DAY the 2sth day Of March, at o clock p. NJ.
on the osburns Turnpike, near Roekefts about
100 oeo BRICKS, and = lot Of brick ard LU MsER,
70 satisfy distress warrant and an execution Ia
my hands against john L. Reese
TERxs made known at sale
GEO. d. PLEASANTS, s. H. c.
Henrico county, March isih, issi.l
r. S.-The SALE advertised TO come OF at the
same place, on "WEDNESDAY, the 2oth Of March,
Il postponed until tho cath inst.
NH is-td GEO. ID. PLEAsANTS, 8. n. G.
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terrible TRAGEDY IN MICHIGAN.-A terri
bic tragedy was enacted last week in the vii
iaSe OF Ithaca, Gratiot county, Mich The re-
SUIT WAS the murder of three persons-a man.
aseu abouttorty five, and two girls of about
seven teen years. The murder was discovered
on FRIDAY OF last week, and in conseq uence of
winch that village was thrown into the high
est state OF excitement. The circumstance
attending this heartrending transac ton are
TINS detailed in the St. Johns Repub lican:
Inc murdered man, whose name was Thad-
deus Green, moved into that vicinity about
i've years ago, and has been keeping house
with his daughter, his wife, during this time
having left him. On Sunday the 9Th instant,
the daughter OF Mr.. Taylor, who resided
about five miles distant, went TO Green's
house to spend Il day or TWO with the daugh-
ter but, not returning as she had intended
the family very naturally became some what
uneasy about her, when Mr.. Taylor started
oil TO learn the cause of her DELAY. Cpon ar
irving at Green's house, he knocked at the
door, bat no response was made. lie then at
tempted to open il, but found 1t fas tened and
upon looking into the window, he discovered
PAIR OF boots standing at the side OF d bed -
Upon inGuirng of the neighbors he learned
that nothing had been seen of the family since
the previous Sunday, and as everything had
remained quiet about the house it was sup
posed they were absent from home. This
aroused his suspicious still more and he in
company with three or four others hmm eciate-
ly proceeded to the house, and broke in the
door. Upon Ell tering the room such a sight
there presented itself to their view as would
make one S blood run cold TO look upon There
upon the bed lay the iifeless forms of the two
girls, murdered by blows upon the head from
n hdtcnet " nlch was found near by And
upon further search being made another
equally horrid sight arrested their attention
There upon announcer bed lay lfeless the body
Of the man, with his throat cut from ear 10 ear,
evidently by his own hand as the knife with
which the act had been committed was stick
in the floor al the opposite side of the room.
as though 1t had been thrown from the bed
side
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.|fe'pondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.
'@'"sf" coRfederacy Flag Rofsed at Port
sJf b,Ty

Th..fo Er WAtrHALI, VA, March &c, 1851.
rs'.r ~. was flag of the Southern Confede
Of i ,als~d here This evening by the citizens
blat - piace, amidst the cheers of the assem-
: te.,p opniace The flag was 49, feet long, by
lone "lae, and was attached TO pole 70 feet
ds@,,. ~ vas made by two of Richinonds fair
uassss.r". The people about here are almost
s,,e",4aous Ia favor of secession some Of the
hssr,st Union men, heretofore, are now
win sa an toui for Virginia taking her stand
ks.d ~ southern sisters. by the way, it is
q tbe la he flag raised here is the largest flag
anu IN tlie State. AAEKIcUs.
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BY x cdwood & Reach, Auct'rs,
"a MAIN STREET.


No. COACH AND HARNEss.-we will
~ sci! At the Horse Lot, Council Chamber Hill
on SATURDAY, the 30th inst at I0a n'c}ock
frsi-rate new style HACK and HARNESS. Those
ia want OF good article Will do well 10 attend
this sale.
TEKNss;- months, for approved, endorsed
ma 27--dtds REDWOOD &KEACH. Aucts.
'TRuNGEE SALE OFLAND AND FIVE
4 NEGROES, IN Observation-Disclosures to the
provisions of deed of trust dated the 2ith Octo-
Der. 1-Go, and recorded in The Clerks ofics Of
Hanover County, Court, ON the 2ath Octsber, ls6e
WIFE, TO the subscriber | shall at the reauest of
- Y Hutchinson, the benefeiaries in said deed
on FRIDAY the 18th of April, 1891. iii FAIR If not
the hrst fair day thereafter Sundays cxcepte ed !
proceed to sell at auction for CASH to the highest
bidder, at Green Bay, in the upper end of Hano-
| Virginia Central Railroad, and half a mile from
Green Bay Crossing, the following property or so
s2,es4 50, secured by said deed OF trust with in,
terest thereon from the Path October, ts80 and all
costs Of preparing aud enforcing said deed oil trust
i thus described in the deed Of trust = y Five Five
@ and asna MINI MAN and Ned h Boy sef s
LAND, in the county of Hanover, on which the
said Burwell b. Dickinson now resides, with ali
the appurtenances thereof, estimated 10 contain
cog acres. being the same land whick was con-
veyed to the said BurweIl b. Dickinson by WIN
Hancock, and which adjoins the lands of E. A.
/ inson."
Title believed to be good, but shall only pass
the title vested in me by the deed Of trust.
NH l6-dtlsAp JOHN PAGE Trustee
I AKGE SALE OF MACHINERY.-W .
~ will sell, at the Barrel Shop of Messrs. War
the 81 MIRcH paDe Ss
following MACHINERY
HEADING LATH and COUNTER, SHAFTS.
PULLEYS, and BELTS
PLANER COUNTER, SHAFT, &c.
STAFE and HEADING JOINTER
OHerrin SHIN GLE MACHINE, SAW &C.
! GRINDsToNE and SHAFT.
And large lot Of
C00PERING TOOLS.
Private proposals will be received until the dav
OF sale. The property can be seen by application
to Mr.. J. II. RosE, on the premises.
THOs. WATKINS,
Mount Laurel, Va, Trustees Of
". GAINES, VIM. j. Watkins
brakes Branch, VAL
m 6-f9ft
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The New York T,epfSInture

ALBANY, March 2e.-The House of Assem-
bly,, to-day, passed to third reading q bill to
provide for the submission to the people til
question ofcalling 4 Convention to amend the
Constitution.
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MRS. STEBBINs,
III DRESS MAKER,
Has removed 10 No. la, Main street, opposite
Watkins Ffcklen's.
All the LATEST STYLES Of DRESS PATTERNS
just received.
BE Orders particularly attended to- and we'll
executed. NH 23-Iw
M BLAIR CO. have hand several
XNl. choice brands OF
MOUNTAIN wHfSKgY
Such as L. bumgardner CO., snmmerdean gen.
uine bourbon, direct from the manufacturer In
kentucky, and also -
WAYT's PURE RYE AND WHEAT wHisKEY
I'VE years old.
All who wish pure articlsswili do we'll TO give
them call.
Richmond, March is, 1881. NH Is-,m
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NOTlCk..fvoianteer oficers VI the state are
IN respectfully informed that beside the ke~ds "a
CURED BY Law, there mast be IA order from the
Ad1utans General, to authorize the supsri ntsn dent
oithe state Armory to Issue arms. SC.
j. n-A q. DIMAOCK.
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NEW FAMILY GRitCERY-

~ CORNER 9Th and Marshall Streets,
One square ADORE helc Mtirhet, Richmond. IA
The subscriber takes this method Of Informing
lne citizens Of Shockoe Hill that he has opened q
FAMILY GROCERY at the above-named place
and intends selling superior FAMILY GKUCE-
RlES as cheap as they can be bought in the city
for cash. The public are invited to come and eX :
anime for th ems elves.
NH 2G-2W* A. IT. TRUEUEART
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ner dr, Ioob To LosE.-The Charleston Con-
erao,s = says Some of the Northern Gov
la,e. T. GENERALS, and Mayors, who fired sa-
Jannk MINOR Of Major Anderson, on the sth
- 'as Isl April
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Departure Of the Steamer Prince Albert.
New YORK, March 26-The steamship
Prince Albert sailed to-day for Galway, witt
20 passengers
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BY Charles T. Workman a. Co., Auct's.

BY Charles +. Workman & Co., Auct's,
CARGO SALE OF SUGAR AND MOLAs.
- SIS AT UCtIoN.-Ou WEDN ESDAY, April
ord at our Warehouse, on the Dock commencing
schr Adriatic direct from Alta kapas, La, con
223} HHps. prime to s sfM op ,r,xs sr,,
20 BBLs. prime t e 399 SIS p ,~s W., ,ssrs
20 HALF SBLs yRE Fi%so E K In1!ss uohAsszs
TERMS or sALg.-For sums under Sloo cash !:
iepaper cHAs. I. wo 70 sFFErSSsa d ct Qua
NH % Auctioneers
Dl VIRTUE OF DEED Of TRUST
- executed to me, as Trustee, by James J Dor
MIN and others, bearing date 18th March, 1851 and
duly recorded in the Office of the Richmond Hust-
inGs Court, will sell at auction, az the Factory
on Gary street second door above 2st street, on
FRIDAY, the 10Th March, ut IL o'clock A. NJ the
articles conveyed in said deed.
Is FLATTsNlNd AMr!b MI
IS BOX SCREWS Sci SURVEYS
STEM do.
10 saaETiNG MILLS;
D0UBLE LICoRiCE BOILER;
g.Sgs;o s s16v Hstt 2jMr BENCHES: TOBACCO
BOXES; kegs NAILS; 1900 lbs. LlCoRICE: l0oo
iSs .SSTIAR Z t EEs RUN u bbls PEACH
SYRUP, Dbl. SWEET OIL 100 lbs BEANS: II
5 o. 2IGAR M9naIaetnred and Loose ToBACC0
6rm.
TBRMs OF SALB.-FOr sums under 800 cash
$500 and over, months credit, fer approved me-
gotianle paper. ED. MCCARTHY, Trustee
CHAs: /. "okTHAH u Go Auct's. NH le-tds
By Z. B. Cook, Auct'r.
CEETEEL FURNITURE, &C., AT AUC-
~ TON. ON FRIDAY, the 2Jth inst. at Is o elk
l vii sell at my store, a large variety of GEN
TEL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, consisting of
WARDROBES, BUREAUS, SOFAS
Mahogany and Black Walnut Jenny Lind BED
hTEADS
WASHSTANDS, Mahogany Spring seat CHAIRS
Cane and wo0d-seat CHAIRS, DINING TABLES
Cottage and hI2h-post BEDSTEADS.
centre and Toilet TABLES, LOOKING GLASSES
Hair and Shuck MATTRESSES
FEATHER BEDS, BEDDING &c.
ALSO
large assortment of CHINA. CR0CKERY and
GLASS WARE, COOKING STOVES, &c.
very good secondhand PIANO.
NH - E. Il. COOK Auct'r.
COMPLETE SET OF NILES REGISTER
- AT AUCTION. II am authorized to sell, on
FRIDAY 2Nh inst, u o clock, without reserve
at my store, one set NILES REGISTER com
pletc; the same being very vaiuable and rare
WORK. 10 any one wishing to possess va lua-
bic a work, au opportunity is offered rarely met
TERNs.-Cash [mh 27l I. B. COOK, Auct.
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ID FAD l. JE1ER.
Ii COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
RICHMOND, VA,
Offer their services for the sale of TOBACCO.
WHEAT, CORN, &c, and respectfully solicit
consignmants.
They prepared to make liberal advance
ments on produce in hand. n. c. READ,
NH 26-lm WIN JETER
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Hy GOddin & Appers0n, Auct's.
UC2IDN SALE OF I0ISE AKIN snT

VI HON3Es AND LIZ
~ ON JACKSON STREET.-WiII be sold at
auction a!; on the premises, on MONDAY, LIST April,
i iTH al . CLOCK, r. III the large framed Dwell
ner Of Jackson and Clarke streets, now ia the oc-
cnpancy Of The family of the late Mr.. Tate
IERAs .-One-third cash balance at aud
months, Ion negotiable notes, Interest added, and
title retained TIL last note is paid The taxes Tor
1851 to be paid by ne purchaser
NH % GODDIN Il ApPERSON .ucts
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The Prince of Wales revenue from the
Duchy of Cornwall will, for the last year, be
about s225, 900. an increase from the previous
one OF over $4,000.
Waldo p. Johnson, the new U. S. Senator
from Missouri,is a native of Harrison county,
Va. and nephew, not a son, of Ex-Governor
Jos. johnson.
Professor Beverly r. Waugh, son Of the
late Bishop Waugh, died at Harrisburg, Pa,
on Sunday night
Mr. Keene Richards, of Kentucky, sold, a
few days ago, his splendid FLY "Bettie Ward,
TO Mr.. Folay, OF Louisiana, for SO, 900.
Anderson, the fugitive slave, is in Montreal.
He is to go to England on the opening of ma
yigation.
Howard, one of the clowns at the English
Circus in Constantinople, was murdered in n
street dis turbance a short time since.
The volunteer rife corps Of England now
numbers 10000 men.
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poa.e, aaa"Mslnher, a lawyer, Of distinction, n
70 IT,, H. IT,. =. Hosmer. the poet, died at Chica-
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MARROW ESCAPE OF SrBMARIxg DIVER
On Monday last. one Of I've divers engaged in
raising the cargo of the ship "John Truck, ("
which sank some weeks ago at her wharf in
Philadelphia, made narrow escape from
death:
While down in the hold of the vessel some
of the cargo rolled on the air tube and, press
ing it together, cut off all the supply of air
The diver immediately gave the signal 10
draw him up, but all exersions OF those above
Were frnitless, as he was perfectly fast. An
other diver, who happened to be dressed in
his submarine armor, Immediately descended,
ard thus saved the one below, who would
have persisted If allowed to remain in this cri-
teal pos tion thirty seconds longer. The af
fair was soon nOissd abroad, and caused a
great excitement.
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NH l5-td Sergeant Civ Of Norsnlk


COMMISSIONERS SALE Or LOUISA
- LAND--rurscant TO decree of the Circuit
IRISH aud James N. Kent VS. Albert l.. Brown aud
SaIharlne his VIE, and others, rendered at the
september term lS6', the undersigned, as Com
missioner appointed for that purpose, will sell at
public auction, 10 the highest bidder on the
premises, at or neal, where The old Mountain Road
crosses Ready Greek, ON MONDAY, the 2sth day
OF April, 1864, Of fair if not, the next fair day
thereafter,) the TRACT or LAND belonging to
the said Brown aud wife, Containing I7Sf acres
adjoining the lands Of DR.. B. f. Cosby I'd others,
and Is situated Ready Greek. The land is
adapted to The crops usually raised in the county
sncn Is corn, wheat, Oats and tobacco. About one-
half Is cleared tie balance in the original
growth, heavily timbered.
TERMS As much ready money as will be sufti-
eient 10 pay the cost Of suit and the expenses of
executing the decree; the remainder upon n credit
oil and years, the purchaser to give bond, with
good security, bearing interest from date aud the
legal title of the land retained until ali the pur-
chase money is paid.
nab 2o-tds D. w. PERKINS. Com'r.
SALE OF syALUABLE REAL ESTATE
signed, Commissioners appointed by DEGREES Of
the County Court Of Louisa, rendered in two suits
pending in said Court in the name OF Csmmack
aud others rs Westhsimer. will, on the sth day OF
April, lsel at Louisa Courthouse, in front Of the
,a aver Of Patrick 81 Jones sell two HOUSES and
LUIS, situated at said Court House at public auc-
n n to ne highss, bidder, viz: The STORE and
NV kLLiAd- HOUSE now occupied by Henry
stable, and other out houses and LOT adjoin-
inB the former, on which there lie a large DWELL
my. now occupied by tenants. The store. house
and dwelling the first lot is In good repa III and
well suited for one who wishes to engage in the
mercantile business. The lots will be sold sepa-
ralely.
TEkMs.-The above property will be- acid for
enough cash to pay the costs Of tn two suits and
the expenses OF executing the DEGREES and as to
the Residue OF the purchase money, upon q credit
OF six, twelve and eighteen months, in equal in
sialrnents-the purchaser to give bonds and good
security, bearing interest from the day of sale
and the legal title To be retained until The whole
Of the purchase money Is paid. The properly
Will be sold subject to certain restrictions which
desirable property, aud any information In rala-
ton TO II may be had from tho undersig med, or
from Mr. JOHN c. CAxMAcK.
EDWARD II. LANE,
FRANK v. WINSTON
10 zA--iawsfhAp.w5t Commisni0nsrs
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PERSONAL,

THE GENTLEMAN who, through mistake,
L exchanged COAT at MRhroS's Barber Shop
Oh sunday morning last, is requested to call there
and exchange it. Inh 27-2t
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4 CARD TO THE LADIES.

Miss s. NJ. FLOURNOi respectfully announces
to her friends, and the public generally, thai she
has returned from the country, aud has taken
rooms at the Everett house No. 257 Main street,
between 9TH and sth, the square above Spots
wood Hotel, where she will carry on the DRESS
MAKING business, she formerly has for l.
years past. She most respectfully solicIts call
from the ladies. and especially those of her old
customers She would be pleased to zee.
he All orders from the country will be prompt
" attended to- NH 96-Iwk
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By Richard Cauthorn. Auctioneer.
GROCERIES. LIQUORS, &C.. AT AUC.

R0CERIES; LIQUORS. &c.. AT AUC-
~ TON On FRIDAY, the 2gth inst. ,commene-
Ing at 10 o'clock. | will sell at auction, at my
store. the following articles hhds Hams: 3
hhds. Shoulders: lot Of Mountain Hams; 10 bbls.
Molasses; bbls. Sugar; Is bbls. Hefrings ID
bbls. Wkiskey: ) bills. Brandy: tieree Rice Is
sacks salt; Candles, Soap; Salt in bbls. &c.. &c.
CARPENTERS TooLS.-Also, two chests of
superior Carpenters Tools, in excellent eondi-
tion. Also, large lot of Stone Ware, Croekery
Ware second ha nd Furniture. &c, &c.
NH " CAUTH0RN, Auetr.
TRUST EE'S SALE OF XCELLENI
L HOUSE AND Lot ON THE NORTH SIDE OF
GARY, NEAR TO BELVIpERE STREET.-As
trustee in certain deed OF trust, executed by B.
" Green, flor the purchase money! dated 25d of
March, 1850, duly recorded in Henrico County
Court, shall proceed TO sell at public auction
on the promises, on MONDAY, the sth of April
l'9l, at d o'clock p. NJ, f fair; If not the first
ialr day thereafter,) the real estate convsyod by
The said deed, consisting Of lot located as above,
fronting 80 feet on the North side of Cary street
running back LOO feet to alley. Having tn ereon
an excellent BRICK aud FRAMED TENEMENT.
srd ether appurtenances, now in the occupancy OF
MI. Hiram Carnell
The deed requires CASH sale, but nv consent
OF parties, the terms will be one third cash ba-
ance at and months, for negotiable notes
interest added, secured by trust deed. or title
retained. The taxes for 1851 ~ be paid by the
purchaser. NJ. NJ. YOUNG, Trustee
NH sd
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EE7binford,s spring style
A Il s
Another supply of those BEAUTIFUL SILK
HATS, now 80 popular with young men Also a
handsome assortment eff NEW STYLE SOFT HATS
just received at BINFORDS Hat Store So Main
street. Country merchants will fnd, in the
wholesale department, Il well selected stock at
prices 10 suit the times.
+. BINFORD, SO Main st il,
NH 22-lw Opposite Morris Bookstore.