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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-05-27

SAD CASE OF SEDUCTIoN-ATTEMPT AT
SUIcIDE.-On Saturday morning informa-
tion was sent to Major Poe that young
woman living down town had taken lauda-
mum, and was in dying condition. The
Major dispatched policeman to the
house and sent for physician. When
the latter reached the house he found a
beautiful young girl in. a state of torpor,
produced by laudanum, but not so far
gone as that an emetic could not restore
her. An emetic was given her, and in the
course of an hour or two she was restored.
This young girls history in the last few
years is indeed sad one, and one like too
many that every day crowd the columns OF
the press of this country. During the late
war she became seducer's victim, and
ere she had reached her eighteenth year
became the mother of a reminder of her
early guilt and shame. Her lover, as
usual, became tired of her, and deserted
her, and she gave herself up to life OF
sin. A second paramour gained her pre-,
ference not many months since, and lived
with her as husband. But he became
faithless like the first, and few weeks
ago abandoned her, and the consequence
was the attempt to destroy herself which
we now record. She is very respecta-
bly, connected in this city, and on this &C
count we suppress her name.
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LONDON, May ?6.-Notwithstanding the
declaration to the contrary, it is thought
the Government will not hang the Fenians.
FRANKFORT, May 26.-United States
bonds quoted to-day at 773s.
PARIS, May 2G.-The Presse complains
that Prussia is strengthening her fortifica-
tions in Rastadt.
COPENHAGEN, May 26.-The Danish Co.
vernment it is said, has informed the TO-
reign Powers that the Prussian Govern
ment continues to disregard the treaty Of
1915 regarding Schleswig.
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The New Orleans Financial Troubles.
The Bank Failures and Treasury
DpCaIsnfs,n

NV ORLEANS, May 23.-The failure of
the New Orleans Bank of Commerce, ia
cob Barker president, Is now considered a
very bad one. Great dissatisfaction exists
t.ul no official statement OF the affairs of
the First National Bank has been made to
,.r examiner. Mr.. huoX, who has now had
the Institution in charge twelve days. The
a.luwu. is its condition Liabilities,
sll70,or0 assets, 81 10000 one-third of
1Ir assets are considered good. The lia-
h.i..,, will bc Increased 100000, that be
i.g the amount Of the certified checks Of
tie bank which the treasury held, and
which were taken up by draft Of l.. p.
MAY 4 Co. and OIkrS Ames, but which
were not forwarded for collection. T. y.
May Is CO. represent May and 4. 5. Mans
Gcld, private banking firm Just about
starting. The principal debtors Of the
bank are : General Bcauregard, by note,
10000, and over drafts amounting TO
80, 900: General Dick Taylor, S37 800 ;
General Harry Hays, $4,000; Colonel J.
.. Nixon, 1000: General Wade lamp
ton. Cuthbert B1llitt, Walton, Deslorde,
and others. These have generally en-
dogscd for each other. over $4,000 of
the funds Of the United States Court were
IL tue bank.
The dertlcation in the treasury is over
million. Whltiaker'> bondsmen are Gene
raj F. $. Heron, United States Marshal,
r. 2. May, and A. S. Mansfield, each for
$4,000. Robert Watson and \. 7. Jones
for $4,000.
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From New York.

New YORK, May ga Valparaiso let
ter says the impression prevailed that the
United States was more friendly to Spain
than to Chill and Peru, and it was proba-
BILE the mediation of this country would
not be accepted.
Yokohama, Japan, advices of the goth
say Van Valkenburg had re0pened the
correspondence with the japanese Co.
vernment regarding American claims for
property destroyed in 1868.
The Herald says firm in this city has
turned out 800 rifles per week for four
months, and intimates they are for the
Fenians. 1t shipped 100 nine and eleven
inch guns month ago, supposed also to
be for the Fenians.
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Richmond Tobacco Market.
IUBAVUU EACHANHE,
RICHMOND, Nav %, 1867.

lOBACCO EACHASTE,
RICHMOND, May %, 1867. :
In our review of the tobacco market for the
past week we have 10 report the receipts and
offerings large, with an active demand for all
desirable manufacturing and shipping to-
bacco ut good prices, while the common
grades are but little sought after, and prices
are rather in favor of the buyers. 1,o93 hogs
heads 2ll tierces, and ls2 boxes offered, and
sold as follows
MASUPAcTURING TOBACCO.
L,,gs-Common to medium dark working,
81 10 ~; good dark working, IS TO SIS; sun
cured, common, IS 10 so; sun-cured, good,
$40 TO Sl5; coal.cured, common, IS TO so !;
coal. cured, bright, sl2 TO SIS; coal-cured,
fancy, so 10 s45. .o
LeTf-Common dark working, rs TO ~ !;
medium dark working, slo TO sl2; good dark
working Sll 10 Sl4; fine and wrapping, SO TO
$50: sun-cured, Sl5 to S2j and s39; yellow
wrappers, common, $40 10 S35; yellow wrap
pers, medium to extra, s35 TO $loo and sl2s.
SHIPPING TOBACCO.
Luos.-Tery common and heavy weights,
So 30 10 - 80; medium, IA. so 10 $3.50; good,
So TO Ss 40,
Leaf-English shipping, SIG to SIS and s22 !;
continental shipping, Sl2 TO SIS and $50
sTEMNING TOBACCO.
Leof-Common, $40 TO SlS; good, Sl2 to Sl5
fine, fl6 TO 80.
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NEW YORK, May PIP. M.-Cotton
firm; sales of 900 bales at 27c. Flour and
wheat very dull. Corn unchanged. Pork
closed heavy. Groceries and naval stores
quiet. Freights dull and dropping.
A. M-Gold, 1871. Sterling exchange,
sixty days, lO97s; sight exchange, llOla.
5-2O's, 'G2, coupons, lO934GlO9I. Vir-
ginia 6's, $1,000.
WILMINGTON, May 25.-Cotton steady
at 24c. Turpentine held at SIC. Rosin
quiet at S2.5OGS6.
CHARLESTON, May 25-Cotton quiet at
24G25c.; sales, 100 bales.
AUGUSTA, GA, May 25.--Cotton dull
middling, 231ac.; sales, 81 bales.
SAVANNAH, May 25.-Cotton quiet and
steady; middlings, 24c. receipts, ZIG
bales.
MOBILE, May 25.-Cotton quiet mid.
ding, 23c.; sales, 25O bales; receipts, Sc
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Judge Watrous, United States District
Judge for the district of Texas, has de
c.aed that the order OF General Griffin
requiring Jurors totake the irOn-ciad oath
!, illegal and unauthorized, and that the
Federal and State laws regulating the
qualifications OF the jurors should govern
practice in tine courts.
il is understood that the Republican
Committee, with whom the matter was
Icft for decision, have come 10 the con-
clusiun that there is no necessity for a
meeting OF Congress inJuly.
According to Professor Daddon's geologi-
cal r,uort on coal aud irou,' Virginia is
urstiuedto to become the great manufacturing
centre Of the United states, if not OF the
world"
We have received a copy Of the Pied-
mont hieAagrncr, weekly paper, the
,mblication of which has just been com
mcnccd in LyncAburg.
The Lynchburg Firynidn wishes the
rev Bishop of the Protestant Episcopal
Church 10 reside in that place.
Its now said that Judge Pierrepont, of
New York, has been called on to assist
the prosecution in the trial Of Surratt.
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UrginiN Springs.

OATH ALUM SPRINGS, BATH
ID COUNTY, vA.-These well. known springs
will be open for visitors on the 10TH OF JUNE.
The proprietor will be In Richmond on the LIST OF
June, and can be seen for few days at No. l2lo
Main street lat Office Of City Bank, from 10 to IL
A. NJ, where arrangements can be made for fami-
lies wishing to spend the summer In as healthy and
pleasant location as can be found in the mountains
of Virginia.
The superior quality Of the MINERAL WATERS
stands unrivalled. JOSEPH BAXTER,
nv 24-tiJs Proprietor.
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auction Sales This Day.

GRUBBS & WILLIAMS will cell At o'clock a
valuable brick dwelling on Third street be-
tween Marshall ard Clay.
E. B. COOK will sell at 10 o'clock large stock OF
ladies' dress trimmings, showcases, counters,
and other store fixtures.
8 JONES, JR., & CO. will sell at No Fifteenth
street, commencing at hslf.past 10 o'clock, u
good stock Of groceries, wines, liquors, &c.
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THE BALLARD HoUsE.-As has been an
nounced, Mr.. John P. Ballard, proprietor
of this superior house, has determined to
reduce the price Of board to three dollars
per day. The Ballard is one of the most
elegantly fitted up houses in the city, and
offers, in addition to its reduced price OF
board, as many inducements as any first
class hotel in the country.
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LADIES' FEAST AND FAIR.-A feast and
fair will be held during the present week
at the Third-street Methodist church. The
ladies propose to open tonight with a
tempting display of eatables, as well as
fancy articles, and will afford their visitors
a fine entertainment.
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DEDICATION. OF New SYNAGOGUE
The congregation Of the House of Israel
having rented the second-story room of the
new city building on Broad street to be
used as a synagogue, the dedication cere-
mony will be performed on Friday next.
The synagogue has been handsomely fitted
up at an expense of over $1,000. The ad-
dress on Friday will be delivered by Rev.
DR.. Wise, of Cincinnati, editor of the IS
raelie, and one of the most eminent di-
vines of this country. The ceremonies
will be very imposing, and large number
of persons will be present.
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PARDoNs.-The Governor on Saturday
pardoned Thomas Brown, alias Thomas
Rix, convicted in the Hastings Court OF
Richmond and sentenced to the peniten-
tiary for five years. He also pardoned
William Dennis, alias Joe Clarke, con-
victed of petit larceny in the Hastings
Court of Richmond and sentenced to the
penitcntiary for five years.
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DEATH FROM ACCIDENTAL PoIsoNING.-A
Mrs. Sadler, nurse of the hospital at Libby
prison, on Saturday morning, by mistake,
took corrosive sublimate for calomel, and,
despite all efforts to save her, died on Sa-
turdaY afternoon.
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Classification Of Advcrtisen cnts.

lNoTE-All advertisements are classified, as
they are thus more easily referred to by the reader
The new ones appear frst under each heading
Advertisements received too late for classified
ton Will he found at foo, OF columns.
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sun sets ........... 7o9 High tide, A. M. 10 ~
PORT OF RICHMOND, MAY IS AND 20, 1867.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Petersburg, Travers. Baltimore, mer-
chandise aud passengers, ID. w. Currie.
Steamer John sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer.
chandise and passengers, &. b. Tatum.
Schooner Mary Jane, Hazieton, Savannah, iron,
Joseph K. Anderson Co.
Schooner Clara Montgomery, Dewarters, Sa-
yannsh, iron, }. K. Anderson Co
Schooner Hope, Holland. Cabin Point, lumber,
C. Phillips.
Schooner Hornet, Lowen, CT fremont, lumber,
Mercer x Woodward.
Schooner Mary L. Pearson, VeazIer, Bangor,
laths, L. w. Pickrell.
SAILED.
Steamer Petersburg, Travers: Baltimore, mer-
chandise and passengers, ID. w. Currle.
Schooner Alice Curtis, Patterson, Baltimore,
merchandise, McKowan Curtis.
Schooner Besrsheeber, Gilmer, Norfolk, slaves,
Mckowan Curtis.
MEMORANDA.
NEW YORK, May 2i.-Cleared, schooners States
man, Baker; Rebecca, smith. Arrived, }. l..
Hess, Taylor, for Richmond
: Schooner Lawrence, Craddcck, arrived in Nor
folk from Richmond on the 25th.
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ARRIVAL of hMIGRANTS.-The emigrant
agent ut the Piedmont Land Agency, Mr..
.-o.n Wctlsticn, from Switzerland, has Just
arrived in this city with a party of emf
grants, mostly field laborers. Mr.. Welt
>,..u has completed his arrangements for
aaagiug laborcrs and land-buycrs to Nir-
gaia, and expects weekly arrivals OF them
44 Tins city.-LmcijWg IUy0ajQn.
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SWEET SPRINGS,
The undersigned woud respectfully inform his
friends and the public that he has AIKEN the above
FAMOUS and SALUBRlOUs WATbklNG-PLACB,
and that II will be oPenssd for the Of
the sn} MOST sea a Pss!R4gIE SUMNER sEsoRT IN
He need only refer to tn oss who have known his
previous career as caterer to have his assurance
believed that the cuisine, cellars, attendance, and
The SWEET sPRINGs are approached from
Washington City by the Orange and Alexandria
and Virginia Central railroads.
Parties desiring to make arrangements for visit
ing the Springs, or information, should address
He Hotel, New York after that time, sweet Springs
"DysI. .my gNtJyi .Gy''' ''' JAMES CARROLL.
VIRGINIA SPRINGS.-Thef follow
Y ing celebrated VIRGINIA SPRINGS, Of easy
access by railroads and short stage lines, over
good roads, in comfortable coaches by contract
limited to ten passengers will be open for visitors
ON AND AFTER THE lsr OF JUNE 1857:
WHITE SULPHUR,
GREEgBRIsR COUNTY, W. VA;
SWEET SPRINGS AND SALT SULPHUR
SPRINGS,
MONROE COUNTY, w. VA.
Route rin Virginia Central railroad to Jackson
River depot until about 10th July, when the
railroad will be run to Covington;
and from Bonsacks, on the
Virginia and Tennessee
railroad, rid stages.
HOT SPRINGS,
HEALING SPRINGS, and
BATH ALUM SPRINGS,
BATH COUNTY, VA.
Route ria Virginia Central railroad to Millboro
depot.
RoCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS,
RocKBRIDGE COUNTY, VA.
Route ria Virginia Central railroad to Goshen
depot.
AUGUSTA WHITE SULPHUR ALUM SPRINGS,
FORMERLY STgIBLISG's.1
Route ria Central railroad to stanton, thence by
stagesto the Springs.
LEGHANY SPRlN GS,
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, VA.
Route ria Virginia Central, Orange and Alsxan-
drla. to shawsville depot, on Virginia and
Tennessee railroad.
CoYNER's SULPHUR SPRINGS,
BoTETouRT COUNTY, VA.
Routs as above to Coyner's Springs station. Vir
gina and Tennessee railroad.
THROUGH TICKETS
can be procured at the principal cities west
North, and South to all the above
named Springs.
THE PROPRIETORS
OF the above Springs have provided an entire
outfit Of
NEW FURNITURE, &c,
in all departments, and will use every effort 10
make visitors satisfied.
my ls-tsl
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STEAMERS REFITTED.-The steamers
IIatteras and Albemarle, well-known fa-
vorites of the Old Dominion Steamship
Company, have recently been thoroughly
overhauled, repaired, repainted, and fur
nishcd with elegant and complete cabin
and state-room furniture. This enterpri-
sing company seem to be determined to
study every means of pleasing their pa
irons, and deserve the support of the ira
yelling uublic
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E~nn WashfnDfn

WASHINGTON, May 26.-John NJ. Brink
ley has been appointed Assistant Attorney
General, vice J. II. Ashton, who resigns
on the lst proximo.
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,SOuD a1td Candles.

J1STABLISHED 1884.
II p j. CREW b CO.,
fsuccessors to G. Crew son,)
STEAM SOAP AND CANDLE EMANUFACTURERs,
Nos lis, lis, and III, Seventeenth street,
opposite the Old Market, kiehmond' Virgins,
have now in factory large STOCK OF superior
FAMILY SOAPS,
which we offer TO the trade Ut such prices as Will
make it to the interest OF all TO pstronIs this hom
mandatory. mn h-m
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Editor ParlOnpI.

SAVANNAH. May 26.-J. Z. Hays, proprl-
etor of the Republican, fined and impri-
soned in March last for libel, has been
pardoned and released by the Governor.
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DEBATE on CHURCH HILL.-At the re-
gular monthly meeting Of the Church Hill
Literary Society, held in Springfield Hall
on Friday night, after the usual business,
there was au impromptu debate on the
question, (Which is the better form Of
government, republic or a limited mo-
narchy p Messrs. J. J. White and r. H.
Mullen argued for the affirmative, and M.
p. Handy in the negative. After lengthy
discussion, the question was decided in the
negative. e., in favor OF monarchy. Dr..
Hodgson delivered fine defamation on
the "Dream Of Eugene Aram."
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Horizons CALENDAR CLOCK, showing the time of
day, day of the week, and day of the month, has
been used in the Dispdtch office several months,
and is found to be all that the patenee claims for
it. Every counting room should have one.
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FREEDMEN'S BUREAU-TEACHERS WANT
ED.-Numerous applications, both from
white citizens and from the colorcd people,
are received almost daily at the Freed
mems Bureau for the establishment OF
colored schools in localities where hitherto
there have been none. The Superintend-
ent of Education has on file applications
of this character from more than one hun
dred different localities in the State, repre-
senting above. fifty counties. ln many
places school houses have been erected by
the efforts OF the colored people alone; in
others, aided by the whites; which are
standing empty for want of teachers to
occupy them. The two hundred teachers
already at work in the State are supported
bv charitable associations at the North,
and their resources do not enable them to
enlarge the number. y number of very
pleasing instances has come to the know
ledge Of the Bureau where southern la
dies of the highest social position have en-
gagged in volunteer laborS OF this charac-
ter. Our own people, understanding the
negro character as they do, can no doubt
render very efficient service in this work,
and we hope ere long to see them at it. To
lit them for citizenship, the col"rcd people
need to be educated, and there are none
who can do that better than those who
have been raised with them.
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Rapr SaiZnra

BROOKLYN, n. Y, May 25.-Two thou
sand kegs Of lager beer were seized yes
terday; the brewers having failed to can
eel the stamps.
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ARREST-LowER STATIoN.-Matt Egan,
fighting lrishman, was arrested on Sa-
turday on warrant for beating and
abusing his wife. This is the second time
Matt has given the police trouble within a
few DAYS
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GENERAL GRANT AND THE CABINET
We are informed that General Grant was
lut present al any Cabinet meeting or
council al any time when the Attorney
Generals opinion was discussed orcon-
>.drrcd, and that the 'opinjOn," when con-
.,drrcd in Cabinet, did not "meet unani-
m.u, approval. - Hushia9ioa Star.
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UGUSTA WHITE SULPHUR AND
ALUM SPRINGS,
formerly known as sTRIBLING's, thirteen miles
from staunton, Augusta county, Va.
J. A. HEPELFINGER, PROPRIETOR.

This delightful mountain retreat, thirteen miles
northwest from staunton, directly on the Warm
Springs and Harrisonburg turnpike, has been un.
dergoing Improvement for the last year, and will
he ready the reception OF visitors on the lst of
June.
There is at this charming retreat singular and
happy combination of majority OF the medicinal
waters found at most of the Springs for which the
mountains OF Virginia have so long been cele-
brated.
Persons leaving Baltimore. Washington, Rich
mond Lynch burg, arrive 1T this place the same
day by7P N.
TERAs 80 per day, Sls per week, and 3es per
month J. 4. HEFELFINGRR,
NV 22-2m Proprietor.
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w q. WEBB Il CO.,

w G. WEBB q CO.,
OLD DOMINION STEAM SOAP AND CANDLE
WORKS.
HEAD OF SEVENTEENTH STREET,
RICHMOND, VA.
once, over Armistsad 4 Cary, Commsrclai
Block, Cary street.
Constantly on hand. the various brands OF our
SOAP and TALL0W CAhDLIe. 10 W-u
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CITY Glass TAxEs.-The Finance Com
mittee of the City Council have finished
the assessment of the class tax on mer-
chants and other business men, and the
list is open for inspection in the City Au-
ditor's Office, City Hall. Persons who
may think they have been classed too high
can appear before the committee on the
Sd of June, and their reasons for reduc-
tion will be heard and acted on.
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MAYORS COURTS ATURDA kate
Jones, ncgreSS, charged with unlawtully
threatening to kill and to "pizen Char
lotte Logan, was discharged.
Gus Staples, mulatto, charged with being
drunk and disorderly on the street and re-
siSting policeman in discharge OF his
duty, was committed III default of surety.
James Thomas, small colored boy, was
arraigncd to answer the charge of stealing
coat from b. Bccher. James being
proven guilty almost beyond doubt, he
was sent "under the hill TO take little
recreation from the arduouS lahors he finds
necessary to keep himself clothed.
Martha cambridge, white, who deals in
secondhand clothing, charged with having
in her possession two dresses stolen from
Lefty Garter, was discharged with warn
ing to beware OF secondhand clothes, and
an order to give Lefty her dresses.
William Mccarthy, charged with threat
ening to assault and beat Michael Purcell,
was required TO give surety Tor his future
good behavior.
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TO THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC.
BALLARD HousE,l
RICHMOND, VA, May %, 1857.
UCTIoy OF PARE

The undersigned, determined to keep pace with
the times and to afford every possible facility to
the travelling public has reduced the fare TO
THREE DOLLARS PER DAY. The well earned
and wide e-spread reputation Of this favorite hotel
renders 1t unnecessary for the proprietor to say
more than that effort his part shall be want
ing to make 1t equal to any nrsclass hotel In this
or SOUTH.
II has been recently refttsd and newly furnished
throughout and nothing that can promote tho COM
fort and convenience OF his guests has been
omitted.
Grateful for past favors, the undersigned solicits
continuance from his former patrons and the pub
lie generally. JOHN Z. BALLARD,
nv Pts Proprietor.
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RIcHsoED, February ], 1857.
WE HAVE THIS DAY DISPOSED
W Of our intereat in the Carpet, Oileloth, and
f6por hanging departmen NJ TO Dir. Robert r. NICE.
Srds"n, and. Tie Furniture 10 Msssrs. Habilston
bfDLef who will continue the business undsI
tLslf respective names
WIN thank, for the liberal patronage extended
our tfmr ws recommend our Successors with every
toLbdsncs 70 car friends and pAtrons.
FRENCH s CREESHAW.
The rrm ~ FRENCH & CgENSRAW IL this day
clsss.Erl by mutual consent. All parties indebted
Afe re- psCtfuly requested 20 come forward and
hstl" theT accounts, IS longer Ind dalgencs cannot
hs szt.udsd.
The name of the rrm will only be used In liQui.
okuon n BALTOE FRENCH
fs 3s-u LkWIs ID. CkENsHAW, IN.