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A IL persons indebted TO the subscriber. are
"A hereby notified TO como and pay up AL
Accounts not settled BY the lst Of JanHary, 1857,
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ton. | must hsvo what " owing NE.
4esol '' J0SEPH. FHLLMER.,,
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Arkansas Gazette.

SUBSCRIPTION
Wcckly-S4p per annum; 80 80 fore months
81 50 for 3 months.
Tri-weckly-S5 per annum; So for six
months; 50 for months.
Daily-$l0 per annum; ST per month for
any less time.
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,.so,u,ions Adopted BY the ImmiRration Con.
Ncntion az Alexandria.

,,,orcas we believe that the great need OF
~ State is that the lands Of Virginia should
Va 5i,ided into smaller farms than those In
S;rb they are now held, In order TO promote
W. ,cttlemcnt among us OF real owners of the
III who viii thus have q direct interest in
,bc future welfare and prosperity Of the
STATE therefore
HpIs,rrgf. That we recommend the organiza-
.i,n Of an association having for its object,
-, To urge upon the land owners OF Nir-
81. a., the advantage TO themselves and TO the
s,ste Of sub-dividing their lands into tracts
inch size as will meet the demands of the
,,4TKct, 10 gather information OF the location,
III and character Of the lands so offered for
ale, aud the prices OF the same and also to
.sbliSh agencies in the leading cities Of The
,.i,cd States. and in foreign countries where
4, nav be deemed necessary, fully believing
hat II the proper information can thus be
',rcad before the people, the natural advan-
~ EOS which Virginia offers TO parties desiring
~ cmigraic are such as of themselves will
w into that State a voluntary emigration
s5eluate to her need. Also,
p',,Jrs5 That an association should be or
NEED TO he called the Virginia Land Com
19Dy. with authority TO receive subscriptions
LfIanf AT fairly estimated values, and 20 hold
.r5 dispose OF the land so subscribed in such
--,nurv and form rs may hereafter he esta-
Nr>hcd. and that for this purpose books OF
Inscription shall be opened IT such time and
,rare as NAV hereafter be designated by COM
L|I>,ioners 10 be appointed by this meeting.
p.,,rrsS That when shares shall have been
subscribed representing - acres Of land OF
- value, that said commissioners shall
convene the shareholders in the city OF Alex
,rir!a who shall proceed to appoint the ne
..-,arv officers and agents TO conduct their
lg,incss, with authority 10 adopt such rules
and bylaws rs may be necessary for the 60
,s-nmcnt OF the association.
g.,ar,i. That the plan submitted to us as
basis OF operation for introducing immgra-
non by Colonel Joseph Smolenski be referred,
r. case Of an organization, 10 the officers Of the
,amc with request that ii be carefully con-
Tered.
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Fearful Accident NJ the New York Academy Of
Nu>ic-Litle .'iii Right" falls almost from
,hc BONG % the PIT of the House.

ON Wednesday night the little japanese
allied " All Right shot down the rope and
-..gbrd the middle of the downward course,
,rnrn. 10 the horror of the thousands who
,-rrr gazing upon the awful movement one of
.gr cords attached 10 the dress circle fiXings to
.-I.o the main rope gave way. The latter, re-
|.,In. lis Tigdity by the sudden outlet, fell n
..5- feet downward, and then shot upward
...h a twapg like the swapping Of an arrow
.,rIug. and the little performer was flung from
d., hold high into air, and in an instant was
.r,acd through space full fifty feet 10 the floor
. .lr middle aisle below. ltwould be useless
.rgftgmpt 10 picture the scene that ensued.
The ,crPeches of the terrified women rang
,a-gully piercing through the halls, while the
mon. with cheeks blanChed 10 the whiteness of
- corpse. sat as If frozen 10 their seats with
..-r1T Several of the ladies fell swooning in
.brll boxes and were carried out into the ante
...Us.
In his fall the right side Of his head was
s.rrrIly crushed. Both his ankles were very
fi,y >uraiucd. His right side and his pelvis
were also seriously injured. The physicians
believe however, that Notwithstanding the
..rrrIos he has sustained, that if there be no
....rull hurt. of which ~ midnight there was
gr, rru he will recover in short time from
H, elects of his fearful fall. They pronounce
I., escape from instant death as almost mi
rgrulous Not a bone Of the child's body was
broken .-Hsr0R.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
From Washtnstou


WARRINGTON, June 1.-the revenue receipt,
to-day were. &6s5, 200.
The New York Herald and Tribune are furious
over the policy Of the President, foreshadowed
by the extract photographed yesterday. The
Tribune says: owe feel that the President 1.
treadlng on dangerous ground, not only for
himself, but for the country" The Herald
says: Congress must meet In July It must
meet with the resolute will to carry on the
movement, now greater and more necessary
than ever, of impeaching and removidg An.
drew johnson from the Executive chair"
The New York Times says: cit may be wise to
restrain such removals from State oflces) for
the future, but 1t will be a grave practical mis-.
take to reverse the action taken hitherto, and
astill greater blunder TO remove or punish the
officers for having taken it,"
All the members but Secretary Browning
were at the Cabinet meeting to-day.
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From MeYico.

WAsHIsdroy, June l4.-Senor Romero, the
Mexican minister, has a letter dated Tacuba-
va, May g. signed Porfisio Diaz, which says
that in few days he will have $4,000 troops,
including 1900 cavalry, when he will attack
Mexico city, and none will escape. He could
force the city with his present force, but lacks
cavalry to guard the avenues Of escape. Diaz
concludes thus: "When you shall have re-
ceved this letter the soil of Mexico will alrea.
dy have been cleared of traitors"
NEW YoKK, June 1.-THE New York Herald
has special from San Luis Potosi, the 2sth
May, which says that Juarez rejects the terms
proposed by Macmillan 1T his interview with
Escobedo. When Escobedo was notified OF
this rejection he placed Macmillan, Meiia,
and Miramon, in separate cells, and doubled
the guard over him. The letter expresses
little hope for Maximilian's safety.
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The VIRGINIA ADICALs.-Underwood Is a
fine specimcn of a Judge He takes q promi.
Uant part in the " turbid pool" OF Radlcal
politics At the caucus the other day he IL
gsas that gave statistics showing the strength
@. ihr Radical element in the State TO be sum
cent 10 insure victory over all opposing exc,
mont. and disclaiming the notion that any
division existed in the Republican party.
Mr.. Bolts gave his reasons for issuing the
circular for the Charlottesville convention,
the principal reason being the fact that the
LADDERS Of the Radical party In TINS Slate WeLe
....ure men. of no reputation outside of their
own localities, and that education and brains
We're necessary in the conduct of politics. de
thought the leaders men of only ordinary ca
ra..lv. and otherwise argued in support OF ms
call for convention of whites with sprlhK'
LaE Of blacks thrown in.
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Senator Wade on Lynch Law.

WYAYDoTTE, KANSAS, June Ex-senator
Wade's party passed through here this eve
ming en- route for ST. Louis. crowd sur
rounded the hotel, and called upon Wade for
n speech which he refused 10 make. He said
he would not speak in n city where lynch law
reigned and men were butchered without trial.
He alluded TO the case of two colored men VINO
were arres ted last night, charged with murder
ing n farmer named Mann a few days ago. and
who were lodged in Jail, but who were taken on I
this morning by a large mob and hung up, but
the rope breaking, they were shot TO pieces IN
nearly all day. The coroner had refused 10
take testimony, and simply gave verdict OF
hung by mob. Evidence developed to-day
clearly indicates that the men were innocent
and that the real murderers were the ring
leaders of the mob.
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Rev. Thomas Hume, Jr., who has been sue
cessfully engaged in teaching in TINS city ioI
the last two years, has received ana 1eeepie1a
Female College. His connection with the
school here will terminate with the presGen'
session, after which he will make LIP 10 Gu,
rome i'm company with party OF LADIES uh h
aep tlsmen from this State. On his return ne
viii take up his residence at Danviiie'-fe'
ters1u,O ,Iader
A most shocking accident happened on Mon Ion
day evening last at the new distilleryan TAI
mouth, caused by the bursting OF Aarge S wv,
hx ST. the same time one Of whom died mex mex
yorning and the lives of the other Two
despaired f.-FrsdeTtckSb~0 Led0srs :,
II spirits are seized which are held ior con
or sale 1sa to T p4oSe sna the
mus I To been paid. Such, at least y the de.
e shd of the United States Circuit oouf' ~
Brooklyn, N. Y.
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4 NOZZLE CHARITY.-The Masonic fraternity
20! New York State have bought the buildings
and grounds abandoned by the People Col
lrgr. at Havana, Schuyler county, ana are
their Order. and for the orphans and widows
Of Masons. The property, which consists OF
one hundred acres, with buildings recently
ese.ted Tor a college, is said to be worth $780,
.u0 The college building is situated upon q
.rarIrGI,inr seneca Lake 1t is two hundred
and sixteen feet in length, fifty-two feet IN
width, and has four stories and basement l,
besides a separate chapel capable OF seating
1850 people. The building is one hundred ana
seyeHteen feet high. The observatory, , oa GU u;
p1la. is of octagonal form, thirty-six feet III
diameter, and extends upwards of forty feel,
aiording a magnificent view OF picturesque
and beautiful country World.
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The Markets.

New York, June IA. M.-Stocks steady.
Money, 6lg7. Gold dull at 81 .37@Sl.37t5. Ster-
ling exchange, time, Sl.lo@Sl. los; sight ex-
change, sl.IOH. 5-2Os, '62, registered, 81 .o6A@
slO7; coupons, sI.lO@sl. JOS. Flour dull
and declining. Wheat nominally lower. Corn
36jc better. Pork lower at $2l .37@$2l. 80.
Lard heavy. Whisky quiet. Cotton firm at
New YORK, June lip. M.-Cotton firm
sales, 200 bales at &c. Flour declined lO6
ljc. !; State, $7.SO6Sll.25; southern dull
mixed to good, sigh 90; fancy extra, Sl2Gl
$3.50. Wheat dull and declined 294c. Corn
Msl.l3; closing at Sl.lo. Pork dull at S2l.S7
Lard 12S@l3c. Whisky quiet. Groceries
firm, but quiet. Muscovado sugar, lOAGllhc
Naval stores quiet Turpentine, 6lM6lhc
Resin, $362@sS. Freights frmer; steam &c
Liverpool a penny.
Stocks little heavy. Money G17 per cent
Gold, 1875. 5-2O's, 80, coupons, llO|.
baltimore. June H.-Cotton firmer a
26Hc. Coffee steady. Flour dull. Corn
frmer white, 81 ; yellow, 81 .o2@$l .o3; mixed
western, 96c. Sugar active and firm. Provi
sions quiet and steady. Bacon very firm. Rye
whisky, 7Oc. common, 30q3jc.
New ORLEANS, June 4.-Cotton active. ant
firm low middlings, 24Hc. sales, 1900; re
CENTS for the week, 2,O3S, against $3.50 same
zine last year; exports for the week, l7,4l4
stock, 79,6S6. Fair Louisiana sugar, l2Hc.
prime Porto Rico, 1870. Flour extremely dul
and unsettled, and holders anxious to realize
Corn declined 5@l0c.; yellow and mixed, 81 o.
Bacon in fair demand; shoulders, 9fSc; rib
nH@l2c. ; clear, l3hc. Gold, 1863.
CIyCISNATI, June 14.-Flour quiet and un
changed. Corn in fair demand and advanced
loo. sacks, 95c. Middling cotton, 24c. Whisk.
steady. Pork, $2l .5o@s .756 Bacon steady
shoulders, &c. clear sides, l2'6. Lara, lZHc'
held at l2i5@l2Ac.
at 23kc Spirits turpentine steady ut 52hc
Rosin unsteady at S3.500Sj Business pros
meets here grow worse, and the depression il
trade is almost unparalleled.
NOBLE, June l4.-Cotton-Sales Of 500 bale
middling at 24c. receipts, 80. Sales for IN
week, 1850; receipts, 10; exports, l,3oZ
stock, q, 744.
SAVANNAH, June 14.-Cotton unchanged an
quiet but firm sales OF 100 bales 10" rnldailh
: at 23Hc. receipts, $50.
CHARLESTON, June IA. Cotton inactive
holders firm; sales, 40 bales mIddllng al Zoc.
AUGUSTA, GA, June l4.-Cotton firm sale
of 90 bales middling at 2ic.
LONDON, June lLNoon .-Consols, 9ih
United States bonds, 70.
Tjp0 p. M-United States bonds advanced "a
LIVERPOOL. June l4-Noon firmer
sales estimated at 10, 900 bales uplands, 13a
| Orleans rs. sales for the week, $1,000 bales
of which $1,000 were for speculation and ex
port stock, SCI, 900 bales, of which 417,ooo III
! American.
| nThe amount of bullion in the Bank OF Eng
| land is 1915. 900. Corn advanced to 37s. Cd.
T,oo p. M.-Lard declined Sd. Turpentine
Cd. Beef, Is. Other articles unchanged.
LIVERPOOL, June l4-Evening Cotton
Sales, 1900 bales middling uplands' Ii2a
Pork, Us. Lard, sos. Rosin-Common, Is.
fine, i2s. Turpentne, 32s. Tallow, 4Ss. sd.
LONDON, June l+-Evening .-Consols, 94H
| United States bonds, 1871.
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GAyEsvlLLR, FLA, June -. - The land
line between this place and Punta
I..a to connect the later point by marine
..nI. with Havana, is completed. The entire
.r- Of 80 miles long was constructed III
,.Ilv-scyeu and half days, under the ener-
-r,Ig sUperintcndence of Major Hess ana MT
: ..iIor. The additional eigh teen miles to con-
r..t with the Western Union Telegraph sys
,.m NJ Lake City. Fla, is also finished. The
Western Union Telegraph Company builds a
i.n 10 connect Lake City with Savannah, Ga
The cable is almost certain 10 be laid between
puuta Rosa and Havana, by way OF Key
West. early in July.
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Power, Of District Commanders-MeXico-
grcSS.

WA-HIYpToN, June l3.-The statement in
several OF the New York papers that the At
tr-uey- General holds that civil officers can
not De removed except on trial by military
..umis,iou, &c, is erroneous. Mr.. Stanbery
...> not admit the power in the military com
,.Iulrr in any case TO remove Governors OF
State, On the contrary, he holds that the
..,.rvaudcrs have no authority 10 remove and
.un.iut state officers, and the President and
cabinet concur in this opinion, and they read
hnllw ltsrl! ~ plainly providing for the mode
., tll.ng Il Nacancy-viz., by an election by
.a people
distractions from the State Department have
.... forwarded TO Minister Campbell TO pro
.... 20; once TO Mexico and seek and take VI
... residence near the JuareZ Government.
IL case Congress shall not hold session III
I.Ly. il is probable the President Will issue
.. reclamation calling an extra session in
August, in view of the complications, diff
..I,,rs. and conflict of opinions existing il
.., southern States in carrying out the recon
s..g.IOu acts of Congress. DATA.
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LtFer LAM SALE.-Thomas A Mitchell,
10. Of his city, has recently sold, in New
York, 3, 75o acres OF land in Botetonrt county
Va, at 81 IS per acre. Purchasers, n;
Baum, Esq, A. Richardson, g; A. Wheeioe c s,
Wood and others. II is said the pur cnaS. - 9
intend TO form "A company for the purpose OF
Developing at once its valuable deposits OF UNI,
nrrals Manganese, iron, and byratese are
sa.d 10 abound throughout the entire survey
NtigHuL IytsJiiye1ceT.
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M.soyIc CELEBRATION IN BosToS. Dos
Ton viii have a general holiday on the 24th, 10
witness the dedication Of the new masonic
hal! m tbat CITY. The President will be pre-
sent. and erc,nprnents of the Order from
almost every section of the Union. Every
band IN New England assisted by Dods,,
worth's, Of New York, and the Marine, OF
Washing ton, Will make music Tor the ocea-
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ANOTHER DgcApITArIoS By GENERAL SHERI-
DAN PRoBABLR-A private telegram from
New Orleans, received here to-day, announces
that sheridan has another removal on the
tapis, and that Judge John w. Thomas, OF the
second District Court Of Louisiana, in New
Orleans, usually called the Probate Court, is
the prospective victim Washington Dispatch
A.. Ne,c York Times,
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IMPORTANT DECISION BY JUDGE CRITcHER.-
Alta special term Of the Circuit Court Of Spot
sylyania, commencing on Tuesday, Judge
Crtcher delivered his opinion in an important
case that has been pending for some months:
A fiduciary changed the investment OF trust
fund at the ms lance Of parties having lie
Interest in the same, and the new investment
having failed, the children of party having
a life interest sue for recovery OF the orlslnai
;nvestment The Judge decided that the fidu-
ciary aforesaid is responsible for the Original
investment, and decreed neutrality-suspicious.
,.;cEsbu10 Herald
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DECISION IN ANOTHER CoSFIscAT1oN CASE
Judge Thomas has just rendered another IN
terestins decision. Under the confiscation
act, and under order OF Underwood s courL ~, %
conrse the land of :. X. Johnsto was sold,
although, having mortgaged it, the only IN
terest he had in ii was an equity OF redemp'
ton. Judge Thomas decides that the mort
gage must be satisfied before there can DC any
confspatiOn.
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The Georgia Banks.

AUGUSTA, GA, June l4.-Judge Reese, in
the Superior Court, to-day, decided that nei-
Their at common law, nor under the Code OF
Georgia, could banks of the State make legal
surrender of their charters unless accepted by
the Legislature. This decision, in its effect
annuls all attempted surrenders Of banks OF
the State, as the Legislature refused to accept
them in all cases.
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FoEy. o,p,ocyYp,sG UNDER THE BANKRUPT
LIVE learn that the orders and forms 10
BE- Observed n proceedings under the pan n nre'
law passed BY the last Congress nave Deeh p tho
pared, and limited number printed E Ioi liz
use Of the judges OF the United SsaIe. 80 ~ No
copies for general distribution .--Natto'sdt f"'e''
Iul.uc,r
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The Manassas Gap Railroad.

Special dispatch % The National IhleIHgeHcer'
ALEXANDRIA. June ia meeting OF the
tuudnuldcrs of the Manassas railroad took
mace 10. day and their offer of their bonds 10
-Ma Orange and Alexandria railroad was ac-
..ntrd. 1t can now be considered as settled
II, tier of the consolidation OF the two roads
under the management of John ;. Barbour
Isl. and that the rebuilding OF the Manassas
road 10 Harrisouburg will be at once begun
under the law of the Legislature TO this effect.
OCCASIONAL.
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Boardt,,a ana Lodafna.
THE MOUNTAIN.TOP HOTIsE :

THE MOUNTAIN-TOP HOUSE,
Il This popular summer resort. situated on th<
TOP OF the B1ue Ridge, 10 now open for the recep.
ton Of visitors. ills Immediately on the line OF
the Virginia Central railroa3, and Ii noted fol
being the coolest and most pleasant retreat in the
mouniains. il has the advantage OF being with In
seven hours travel of Richmond and ten or Balti.
more. There is q nne CHALYBEATE SPRING
adjacent.
Bosrders will be accommodated at the low price
OF AS per month $40 for children and servants
Every comfort Will be afforded to make their stay
pleasant and agreeable. JOHN MINOR.
AyroN Posr.orrIcz. VA. jsls-lw
GUNNER BOARDING FOR JULY
~ AND AU0UsT.-With q view OF making
known the advantages OF our location for q sum.
mer resort We have determined to reduce ouI
charges to THIRTY DOLLARS per month fol
adults, and TWENTY DOLLARS per month fol
children ten years old and under.
Our location 10 the once celebrated summer re-
sort conducted by John s. Cooke, ESQ, one and a
half miles from Greenwood depot, Albemarle
county, Va. large shady yard, and porches
measuring In the aggregate over 400 feet commo.
dious rooms, and the never ceasing murmer OF
two bold mountain streams which flow hard by
and give a perpetual freshness and beauty to the
landsc ape, are among the attractions which are
offered to those wishing to visit this mountain re-
gion.
I4-lw A. J. WOOD, }rfoprieeors'
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SPEECH TO THE CoLoRBD PsoPLB.-hoh.
James +. johnson addressed large audlence
of colored people at Liberty on Tuesday. HIS
speech was able sensible, and practical, ana
made a marked impression upon his hearers
I,unllLhlLr0 NelpS.
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Surratt's Trial.

WARRINGTON, June 4.-The court has adj
journed on account of the sickness of Judge
Fisher. There was no progress in getting a
jury. The people seem unwilling to serve.
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ToBAcco.-Immense quantities Of tobacco
continue 10 crowd our warehouses daily, ana
good and fine working grades sell at very hlgn
prices. Good shipping tobacco also brings
hiph figures. -Lynch6ur3 Ne,0s.
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Senator Wade's Eycursion-Gold from the
Wegt.

ST.. LOUIS, June Ex-senator Wade and
party have a banquet tomorrow, and visit
the iron country over the Iron Mountain road
ST. JosEPHs, Mo-, June 1.-THE steamer
Only Choice has arrived from Fort Benton,
bringing furs, &C., and SjOO,OO in gold dust.
She passed forty upward bound boats. There
was no trouble from Indians.
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GOSE TO EURopE.-General Hooker, OF tHe
uLiled States army, and the Hon; hoDert -,
Winthrop, Of Massachusetts, sailed from New
oTk on Wednesday In the steamship Scotia
Tor Euronp
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Toilet articles.

NORTOISE SHELL DRESSING
L COMBS, Imitation Shell Dressing Combs, Buf-
falo Dressing Combs, Hard Rubber Dressing
Combs Horn Dressing Combs large assortment
of superior Hair Brushes for sale by
j. BLAIR. Druggist,
ieu No. s25 Broad street.
DICHMOND HAIR DYE.-We, the
II undersigned, BARRIERS OF Richmond have used
for some time past the RICHMOND HAlh ~ r.
that 1t is the best in use: A. Runge, Hobson y
Scott w. b. Lyons, Arthur w. cray; Ropert
Francis, l.. Pollard Hill & Smith, Robert Nc
Naughton, George Coakly, and others. jen
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-15

The Cincinnati Enquirer Of June IL pro.
nouLces RandoIph's poem on the Marshall
statue pointed and most excellent produc'
ion =" &.
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TOHN III. TYLER d CO., successors
u to Mitchell Tyler, 1872 Main street, R 81 I,
Varied and extensive stock of GOLD and SILVER
WATCHES fS and CHAINS. CLOCKS, JsWyEELLRRYY'
SILVER and PLATED WARE, GOLD, SlL SNSSs
and sTERL SPECTACLES and EYEGLASSES,
not surpassed by any class Of goods In the country
quality and which they w s narts 81 sou,S
ThsiT present stock is we'll selected and very com
plete. and consists of the most desirable and
fashionable styles usually kept In frst. class Jew
sis11tiy adding new goods. They continue. al
heretofore, to order direct from the factories what
aver articles their customers may deslre' ana ~
avery description made to order. WATCH RE.
pkIkING done In the very best manner Dy the
most experienced wstehmakers In the country. ,o
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Je,Uelers, &c.
N-~--~~~J~~-~~~-~-~~~-N~
211-TO THE LADIES.

TOUPEEs, WIGS,
WATERFALLS, FRIZETTEs, &C.,
which will sell at the lowest cash prices ,,,,
have also received new patterns OF HAlR > bM =
ELRY, and am prepared TO make and repair any
thing in that line. ,,orn,
Nothing but the best gold Will be used Tor mount
Profoundly thankful for the liberal patronage
bestowed on me heretofore, hope, by strict atteh-
zion to business to merit continuance Of the same.
-'- W WILLIAM WiLDT,
No. FL Broad street
Ia IL between Second and Third