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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-08

ISsrFrTING THE JAMES RIVER CAHAL.A
}ril,v ii aGout tlir;v gentlemen left in Il
Spccii| !.l,'hci ut ~ o'clock Yesterday morn
in~ un a '";!r oi inspection up tEe canal.
TIE jaariy rau>i.Ird Of Senator Eugene ta>-
sfr,N, OF California: Senator ThumaS +. Bay
a.ti. ui Delaware; Colonel Darlington, pre-
sf,:,ut of The .Ianr> River and kslilwl,a Ca
nal ComIauy: Hon. j. AmbIc: smith, mCm-
!,,r a, Congress from this district; Il. W.
Wri.itl. l:>G., and other gentlemen OF the
,rlv pres aGi ritz'ns interested in the conf
,i,rtinu q. our -Ir:;t watrr-iinr to the est
E,u,y urucrydcI ~ far II The Five. Mile lock.
and returned IL the city before night. To-
day Sruator> Ca~Scrly AM! BGyard, accom-
lanitd hv Il party OF gentlemen from here,
viii! leave hy tIir chesapeake and Ohio rii!-
road for tie White sulphur Springs, and
win view sdch portions OF the proposed
route aion- New river as they may deem
practicable.
The party returned from their trip UP the
cauaj about 81 O'Clock. and after dinner were
invited nv Major W. G. Turpin to join in II
trin down the river Is far rs Dutch Gap. at
which place Il hrct stop was made, ana then
rh, rxrnr>ioui>t> returned to the city, greatly
nlcasrd with tEcir Wit and tie kipEnc>s re-
rrjycd at The bands OF all who have had a
hand in their entertainment.
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FATAL RAILROAD NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PER-
SONS KILLED ASD FORTY WOUNDED.
vienna. May Twenty persons were
killed and forty wounded by railroad acc-
dent near Pesth yesterday. Six cars were
demolished.
THE VIENNA EXroSIToN-TnE AMERICANS
RIDlCULED.
VIENNA, May THE Minister of Com
mcrcc gave an entertainment last evening to
the officers OF the exhibition. Among the
toasts given on the occasion was one by Bay
ard Taylor TO the industry Of Austria.
The Vienna correspondent of tue London
Dd,ly Ncrs, in Il letter to that journal. ridi.
culc> the American department of the eXhi-
brion. and gives the following as the correct
list of articles 10 be seen in the section as-
signed to the United States: Two cases Of
Colts firearms, three binnacles. one stuffed
eagle, two salt-ce'ars, dentists chair, and
six bottles of water taken from the MiSsS-
sippi river. The explanation OF this Ineagre
display is found in the former miSmaDage-
ment Of the American section, and it is con-
fidenty hoped now that the new commits
sioners and the exhibitors have gone actively
to work to repair the evil effects, that the
goods from America will be speedily un-
packed, and the exhibitors from that couu-
try will come up to the standard expected.
Portugal.
LISBON, May T.-Senors Figuerola and sar-
doal, together with many Radical, Cons,rva-
tive, and Monarchical Spanish politicians,
have arrived i'll this city from Spain.
Spain.
MADRID. May IA band of CarlstS, COM
mandcd hy Don AlphonSo, is surrounded by
the Republicans near l9ualadoa, Il town thr-
ty-thrcc miles northwest Of Barcelona, and
| il i> thought they. together with their leader
will be compelled to surrender to the national
| forces.
| New YORK, May "A letter from Spain
saws the Carlist army in Navarro numbers
$500. one thousand Of whom are unarmed
or armed with pixies only. The remainder
are well armed with superior rifles Beside,
these, and cooperating with them. are twcu'
| ty-two bands numbering 2,2j2 men. Orders
have been given to shoot the Cure Of SAINT;
Cruz. owing to his cXces>es and cruclte>
but us he confines his operations to Tn,
mountains, il is Iot thought likely either The
Republicans or Carlists Will capture the bri
ganl.
| h, y
XII ard twenty prisoners in their a't&ck ;
few days since on the town of Vera, in NJ
| varrc.
1t i> reported that the commis>ary-genera
Of The Carli>l forces has abScondcd, takn.
with him all Tie cash on hand.
| RussIa.
| ST. PFTlRsprRGH, May T.-Otficial dis
matches state that the Khan of Khira offer,
unconditional surrender to the Russian d.
mandS.
| Italy.
LoSDoH. May "a dispatch from Rome
saws that the condition of the Pope is pre-
| cariols.
England.
The annual race tor The Tradcsman'S pla.t
took place at Chester to-day and was won by
| Field Marshal; Lahurnum was second, and
| iny,rrsk third. The betting Just before tht
start was l6 to against FirG- -liar>lnl, : iC
a,;:rll~, Laburnum, and ! 10 ! against Ia
vcrc>k.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-08
IIorEI..TmErEs OPERATE N R,cuuosn .xn

HoTEL-THEvts OPERATE IN RICHMOND AND
ARE CAUGHT IN LYScHBuRG.-On the 2Sth
day OF April last two parties arrived in the
cty from New York and stopped dt the
boarding-house No. 14l3 Main street. They
gave their names as ". j. Douglass and his
son - Douglass, and had luggage enough
for large family. one week was spent in
Richmond in doing the place" and on
Monday evening last they left by packet
boat for Lynchhllrg. That night Mr. john
f. Walford, who is Il boarder in No.
14l3, discovered that his room had
been entered and several articles taken.
Other rooms were found to hive
been broken into, and a rifle. pistol, double
barrclled shotgun, and sundry articles OF
clothing been carried of. Detectives Knox
and John Wren were immediately informed
OF the facts, and they proceeded at once to
work up the ease. On visiting the packet
boat Office they found two large trunks-one
containing wearing apparel, the other full of
bcd-clothcS taken from hotels; also large
box containing four or five guns powder,
shot, and other Necessary articles to equip Il
sportsman. These had been left Ivy the
Dougla>se<, they not being able to get them
on the boat for some reason not explained.
n telegram was Immediately sent to Lynch
burg, where the parties were arrested.
They had registered in that city az Johnston.
Detective John Wren left last night 1T 10
O'Clock 10 bring the accused here for trial
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-08

STOLEN PROPERTY RECOVERED On Friday
last Il milk.nan employed on the farm Of the
Hon. James Lyons. on the Brook road"
drove into the city to deliver milk to his Gus
toners. Not returning home that day search
was made for him but without success.
Nothing was known OF the mule, wagon, or
milk-tins-thc property of Mr.. Lyon>--oi
which he had charge. Detectives Knox and
JOHN y rem succeeded yesterday in finding
the mule, wagon. and two of the milk-cans.
all Of which had been sold by the milkman.
The mule had been rc-suld to another party.
The mlkman has left for parts unknown.
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SSnsniuytOn Items.

WASHINGTON, Nay THE Departments
will be closed on the day Of Chicf-Justlcc
CLase's funeral.
The State Department has advices that
the Lody OF Minister Orr will sent home.
The Indiac pun chasing commission, lciore
aGjaurniny, adopted resolutions fuzzy eL-
dJrsing Grants peace policy.
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The President ut Chicago.

Chicago, May 7.-General Grant. Icing
introduced to the Board Of Trade. said
"Gcntlcmcn of the Board of 1radc,-lt
affords me great pleasure to rome back to see
vour city now, after al absence of little
more than year, Hnd to lind it improved
even beyond wllat it was before the great
fire which swept over il just one week after
Inv last Wit; and, gentlemen, am very
glad to meet you, representatives OF this
> rnsperi.y'
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weather Probabilities.

WASHINGTON, May For the Gulf ard
South Atlantic States and Tennessee, partly
cloudy and clearing weather, with soutteriy
Is veering to southwe;ter!y I'M nortE-
westerly.
For the Northwest, and thence to Kansas
and Missouri, cloudy weather and rain. and
possibly clearing weather Thursday aite--
noon, with nortneasterly and northwesterly
winds
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-08

RECOVERY or STOLEN CiOops.-SCrgcant
J. T. Hall. Of 'hr middle district, Yesterday
served Il SeIIr!:-Warralf on the premises oi
Asher < Murphy, Seventh between Cary ant.
Byrd streets. junk dealers, and there found
,lS5 pounds of pig-ron and S23 pounds OF
puddIc-iron. the property of the Tredegar
Iron Company. The property and the par
ties in whose possession the same was found
will be before Police Justice White this
morning for examination.
The iron was stolen from the Trcdegar
Iron Works within the last ten days.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-08

P,llcr COURT Justice Wh'te.-Hannah
Branuon, for striking salIe Davenport: was
fined So.
James Finner was fined 81 for striking
William johnson.
S,Ilie Davenport was fined % for striking
Hannah Brannon
Thomas Duffy who was reported Yesterday
for w;fc beating is not Thomas Duffy OF Nc.
SOC 81 lad street.
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tATHoLIc BENEFICIAL lNruS --At the
monthly meeting of the Catholic Er'cticia
Sorlrty held oil Tuesday night Il committee
Of seven was appointed, of which Mr.. }. G.
Baker is chairman. to make arrangements Tor
the reception and entertainment OF delegates
to the annual meeting OF the Catholic Bcnc-
fetal Union Of Virginia, which meets i'll tDiS
cifv on the l2tl! Of June.
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Norfolk.

ARRIVAL OF THE MuRArIAS.
Especial telegram 10 the DiSpatch.J
NORFOLK. May THE steamship Mora
van. Of the direct-trade line. arrived to-day
with 100 passengers, bound for Virginia,
and large freiSht-li>t.
1t is now raining.
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The Dixon Bridge Horror.

Dixon, May THE work of raising the
spans of the bridge III order TO recover such
bodies OF The victim as might be under the
wrerk ha, leen a failure, owing to the rot
tenuess of the spans, which broke before
they were sufficiently raised to do any good.
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I,,y;oun 3auuScinal Elections.

IyplAHAroII~, May THE Democrats elect
their Mayor 10y a7s nnjcrity. The other city
officers are Republican by from $50 TO 5oo
lnalOritY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-08

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CnuRT-J"age IT,
l.. Eona p"csid'ng.-Tb following cases
were heard IN this court yesterday: -
Charles \. Bryan, trustee. rS. Hoh' W. :
Barton. Judgment dismissed.
Charles \. Bryan, trustee, rs. >. IS. Flick
len cf ats, dismissed. The defendants to
recover their costs in the suit.
Harvey Terry rS. Bank OF Howardsril'e.
p;rrr, in this c;l>c referred to special COM
missioner Robert Howard for report.
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The Last OF the ( tIantlc.

HALIFAX, May !. Til" wreck of the At
lantic In. been completely blown up. Four
tccu bodies were recovered OF sunday h"l
Monday. But few vultlabIcS were found.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-08

USMAIlABLE LETTERS REMAINING lS TUE
HlcnNoxn posT-O OFFICE MAY !, 1Si3.- Mary
f. Gibson. l. street. No. 1910 Il. Il. Hiltz-
himcr, Lexington po>:-oiiicc, Va: sarah V.
JACKSON. richmond, Va; Susan Jones, care
Ii. I. Wrnplc. No. 1916 broadway, y. \.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-08

Ixrrrs NED FOR AssArLT.-ln the HuSt-
ings Court yesterday Charles washington
WAS tried for irlOnious assault, io"nu
guilty. liucd $50. and ordered to DC lInp1'
>oacd twelve months.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-08

roSFIEMArioN At GRACE tHuRCH.-B BISHOP
Johns will preach and administer the rite OF
confirmation 1T Grace church, corner OF
Main and Foushee streets, this evening at 5
...l,,l
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-08

MEDICAL PROFESSOR TO BE ELECTED
rha Bo,rd of Visitors of the Medical Col
leve Of Virginia will meet i'll this city on the
of1tl, instant 10 elect professor of chemistry
and rharmacy to the chair made vacant ny
80 Il nth of Professor PEBBLES.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

On all sales OF real estate made hst'reen the l1 If
January and 3oth ef June the tares i''r the pre-
sent vs0r hdreto Be pail bYthe purchaser; On
al miles made betiCss7l the lSt of Juty md last
0fthf yenr the fdreS hnret IN bs pnid byt the seller
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-08

ENCROACHlNG UrnN TIE SIDEWALK! ne
owners of The houses on the north side ot
Broad between TWcnty-third and ThlIty-
first streets have been summoned to appear
before .Ju,ir" White this morning to show
cause why they should not be Iincd for fail
in- to remove their fences and other en-
croachmcnts on the sidewalk back to the line
oI the street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-08

y VERY LARGE AND CHOICE lot OF READY
MADE CLOTHING and Gcnt!cncn's Furnishing
Goods may be Sccn at l.. g. SPENCE & Sons. IaGl
Main street. You will save money on purchases
made of Them. Try theu and IL. convinced.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-08

FoR FASHIONABLE SUITS. of really fine fabric.
for spring and summer wear. call ut r.. b. SPENCE
sons Merchant Tailoring establishment, 1900
Main street. They have very large stock of Gen-
tiemens Furnshin.s ar low prices
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pREPARlNG To REPLACE TIE tl0CDOS STATUE
OF WAsur>GroH.-'l'hc conyicts were en-
Gagged yesterday in tearing down the old
structure in the rotunda OF the Capitol, pre-
ppralory To replacing lIoudon's statue OF
VI: Shiurtpn
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u.xin~ of. Cornerstone.

New ORLEANS, May There was grand
turnout of the Masons, 6remen, and rell-
gious societies to-day for the purpose OF lay
Ing the cornerstone OF the new courthouse
i'm this CITY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-08

DEAD B!ry FouNr. Tile h1Gy OF W''ite
m.;.. :. .funt was found Yesterday morning by
4 negro boy il cc'vert OF gully on eiS.h
between Duyal aud ,;arkson streets. lhe
Coroner was notified. and will bold post
mortem examination thi, morning.
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EnfnI EyDlOgiOp.

CncAGo, May -Four persons were
killed here Yesterday by the explo OF Il
lard-rendering tank. Two others wee
severely scnldcd.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-08

FALSE ALAEM.-1'hr alarin Of fire ut Il
quarter to 4 O'Clock Yesterday afternoon Was
occ,-ioncd hy IN experiment with Box Is,
which hts been removed rom Ninth aud
Bank 10 Ebrkctts - take tue rllcc Of Box l.,
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ID. CoIrMBr$, I'll BROAD STREET, Is \ rRAcTI-
CAL CONFECTlOSER. He will give you the same
creams and ices that are served up by trst-class
French concctioacrs, either in New York or In any
city of Franco"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-08

ATTENTION, LADIES.-Cail ri tnr agency of But
tCrirh's Patterns, loUl Main strcrt, and get the
"Quaricrly UclnCator. which contains Il full &C.
scripion of the fashions for summer with illusia-
tiuus Price, ten cents.
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ne.txrc1ixe Eire fn Tennessee.

LOUISVILLE, KY, May The entire b,isi-
ness norton Of pariS, Tenn, has been de-
stfoyed By fire. Loss, sloJ.HO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-08

FIFTY DOLLARS FINE AND OSE llorR's lM-
rrIsoxMENT.--in the lilI,lin"> Court ye>icr-
day G.. v. Smith WAS tiird for a,SllltinS o.
L. Beard, found guilty, tined $50 and sen-
fenced to one hours imprisonment in the
citr iIil.
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Pardon Refused.

TRENTON. n. j., May THE Court OF
Pardons, after long consideration, nave re-
fused 10 pardon Luscignani.
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RAILING RfrAlEEp.--rhr iron rating Of
the Capitol >q,ialc near ;hr -aIr Oh capitol
street where Eleventh. iu'rTsrr'' il. which
was blukcn tluWnairw days since b! run
AWAY horse. WAS repaired Yesterday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-08

sent oS TO TIE GRAND JuRY.-MllcS
E.cho, for unlAwiuily hitting William Nc
CauIry with stick, was before Police JUS
tee " hitc yesterday. who seat him on 10
the grand jury o. the lii>,Iug> Court.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-08

DoS'T FORGET TIE GRAND SALE Of Maln-s.reet
lots west OF MOuruc Park-six acrcs-at "a r. VI. IT,
day. See advertisement on fourth page.
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rroons for the Modoc War.

ST. LOUIS, Hay Five clr-loads OF in-
fantry have passed through this city en route
J for tie Modoc war.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-08

two little boys were playin" near the Nor
folk steamboat landing Tuesday, one OF thcnl.
named Albert LangScdt, son Of DR.. y. IL.
LangSledt. AGED about six years, was acci-
dentaIly pushed into the river. y young
sailor named Robinson. belonging to the
schooner Eagle, hcroicaliy riskcd his own life
to save the little fellow from drowning. He
brought him safely 10 shore, thus earning
the grateful thanks of the boys parents.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-08

PorrRAlT or .IoHN i. THoMrSoE.-Mr.
John \. Elder, the talented Virginia artis',
is TO paint II portrait of the late Mr. John
X. Thompson. It. will be placed in the State
| ihrlrY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-08

CONFIRMATION AT ST. PAULs.-Blshop
1ohns viii hold confirmation at st. Paups
church tomorrow at II O'CLOCK NJ
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POISONED BY TIE USE OF GALvASiZEr IRON
PIrEs-Rcad the Important pamphlet w'iicii All oi
the plumbers have for distributions
tie. on hcalthicst waier-piptS.
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l'HDTOGRArUI.-Nc were never more gratiticd
than wc were the other day on opening our mail In
lndlng among The papcrsa package containing the
likeness Of Il deceased gentleman whose features
were familiar to our mind 1t was taken and en-
larged from an old dagucrreotype dim that we
feared 1t could not he copied 1t was copied however.
and in the best style Of Messrs. REES & Co., Of
Richmond. All who value lie memory of departed
relatives and friends and desire pcrpetuatc their
cherished features have reason to bc thankful for the
Photographic art. We notice that the Phot0Grnphic
Joarnai says. Of the various specimens of photo
graphs received from lirsi-claSs galleries In the
country. those Of REFS 4 CO., Richmond Va,
are among the best. That Is strong, but 20 fur
ther, and say the finest photograph we ever saw
came from their gailrrcS.-DdnrjNe Times, May 3,
1878.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-08

DoOLEY's YEAST POWDER Is CONVENIENT
ECONOMICAL, AND ALWAYS RELIABLE. No waste
Of food prepared with it, i; Is always ei Tic oe7'
quality.
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snsfiensiOla.

LITTLE Rock, May 7.-rhe Arkansas IN
surauce Company has suspended.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-08

STATE FINANCES. The balance in the state
Treasury Yesterday was 81 .092 ,i30.46.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-08

PEgsoNAL.-ThomaS II. Standiord, Jr..
contracting freight agent of the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad is in the city. stoppinsat ut
Enrl'S
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-08

NEW STYLES OF SPKlSG AND SUMNER HATS re-
ewing every few days ut 4. WEiSGER 4 cos.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-08

4 M,lTIyG OF TIE BAR will he held IN Inc
Taitra states Cour.-room this morning ut ~
O'Clock. with rclcrclce to The death OF ChleI.
Justice Chase.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-08

GE.xD JTRY - he grand jury CT the
uusliugs Court viii meet asaiA to-lnolfoH. :.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-08

PURE ICE-CREAM, FOR THE SICK, AT -. COLCM-
EUS'S 81 Broad street The cream which this Is
made Of is skinned from rich milk.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-08

ASSETS AND BONDED DEBT OF THE
CITY OF RICHMOND-EsTIM
RECEEPTS AND EXPENDITURES
FOR THE CURRENT YEAR.

In response to the request Of John +. Bos-
sioux, chairman Of The Finance Committee Of
the City Council, J. 3. Royster, city auditor,
has furnished the following information in
regard to the finances of the city. IL ap-
pears from this statement that on the 1st Of
February, 1873, the assets Of the city amount
cd to IS, ,123, ,0SG.SG. and the bonded debt at
the SAME date to S3,4lS, ,503.47. The esti-
mated receipts for the year ending January
81, 1874, are S93o,9o0.39, and the appropria-
tlons made for ordinary expenditures to
same date are SS90,S40.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-08

THE PATENT PERFORATED PEARI. CASHMERE
Hat, the very latest urrntnn being tn" hest ycl-
tilltcd cassimcrc hat in the word-no room for Inn
provcmcnt I his hat l. for sale AT +. WElSIG ER L
Co.'S. 1901 Main street.