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blade, where an indelible black mark "
piaced. never liable 10 be exposed, unless
another crime be prrpetratrd. Let US
henr. therefore, that our Legislature VIII
tai Q ssme esIiy opportunity 10 anend orr
utnal Code. and To remove from II. tins
,lIsgrseefal peosity. Courier.
A rrsoIniipn has b. en introduced into the
n. Of X OFF rnryIvania, inslruciing their
Senators ia Congress, sc. IL use thflr ent
deayour, so to amepd the constitution o
the y. ). rs TO hssc the election ~ Presi
dent and Vice President made directly by
the PEG lie, and 10 prevent in any event
that most exceptionallr mode OF election
by the II. of X of the u. :. NV, that
the election is over, no exertions ought 10
be spared To reform the Constitution.
The resolution Mr.. Baker's) has already
passed the House ofRepresentatives, So to
&c. Rich. Eng.
Yesterday there were three grand salutes
fred, of one hundred guns each, at morn
ing. noon and sunset, 10 commemOratlnn
nf The choice Of the Hon. JOHN QUlN
CY ADAMS To thu first office in the gift
OF a Tree and enlightened people.
Boston paper.
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.INnIAN TREATY.

MrLLEDGEvILLE, F,b. 15.-The peo
Pile of Georgia " i'll now be convinced that
land can be- obtained from the Indians
even though Col. Tronp is Governor.
from The United States Commissioners to
Governor 1roup, dated,
INDIAN SPnIrGs. 18th Feb. 1925.
SIR-Your express has this moment
reached us and delivered your commnni
cation covering the proceedings Of Con
gress upon the Indian question. We are
happy 10 inform you that the " IonS agony
IS OVER and that we concluded treaty
yesterday with what we consider the ma
ton, for nearly the whole country We
lnclose Won a copy, also dispatches for the
go, ernment. These last are addressed To
your care to secure their ceriain transmits
sion by To moirow's mail. The original
treaty will be conveyed by our Secretary
Ia Washington ctty by the stage leaving
Wilkes on Thursday next. We are still
in time for ratification by the present Sc
nate, and beg to Offer You our sincere con
gratuiations upon the more than successful
issue of "A negotiation in which you have
been an ardent o-Worker.
With great consid GRAFTON and respect,
DUNCAN Il. CAMPBELL.
JAMES MEKRIW
HI: Ercetlency G. VI Troup.
II is proper TO state that the friends Of
Col OrotceN, the Greek Agent; deny pc.
sltiyely the accuracy of 80 much of the ar
tcle rs relates to himself, which we copied
last week from the Savannah Republican.
NJ. Walker, the sub-agent is about To
publish his vlndiCation in the Montgomery
Republican. Journal.
Ar interesting statement of the superin
tendent of Indian affairs is among the do
cuments accompanying the Presidents late
communication to Congress ON the subject
of making provision for the permanent set
trmrtt of the Indian tribes on the west Of
the Mississippi" CLEAN from the official
parcrthe following facts : That the num-.
Der of Greeks located 10 Georgia aud Ala
hama IS %, 900 and that III Georgia, Ala
hama and Tennessee there are 10 more
than 1900 Chtrokees-the Greeks claim
in this, State 4,2i5,760 acres of land and
the Cherokecs, $500 1G0 acres-in all g.
537, go dcres-the Chcrukees claim in Ala
bAnli 1895, 200 acrcs--and the CHI rokprs
have in Tennessee I,055 6BO-So that the
Cherokees, with population of 5000 souls,
ale in possession of 100000 of acres, OF
1000 acres for every individual, man, wo
man and child. The whole number of
Indians within the limits of the several
states and territories is estimated at 1884,
I66 souls, divided into sixty four tribes and
remnants of tribes, who claim 77,40S,5l8
acres Of land. The Indians residing in the
States of North Carolina, Georgia, Trnnes-
see, Alabama and Mississippi are estimated
At 53,625, consisting Of Cherokees, Creeks,
Choctaws and Chick saws, claiming about
33,573I76 acres. including the claim of
the Ch"rokees of 100000 acres in n.
Carolina.
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-oCS-

Mr. Monroe's accounfs.--We have nv
room TO day for the secret proceedings "a
the Senate on Mr.. Monroe's accounts "
Nov. 1911, and (which evidence W.
of two thogs-pither that Mr.. Giles mn Nv
corrup, than Mr.. Monroe, or that his '"S
cations are untrue.-Nlore anon.
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The NIRGINIAN.
LYNCHBURG, MARCH 4, 1872

1j7The " Spedk Of u Lar" to which we S S,'G
ded in our last, has disappearedfrom the OO''
1on,
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Geo. WILLIAM MARKs, President OF tn
Senate of penns ,lvania, has bteu electet
by the Legislature Of that State. on III
9Th ballot, to- be Senator in the Cougts
ofthe United States for six years from anc
after the Sd of March next. The vote ~
the last ballot was, for zen. Marks IS, Nj
Burnside, II, Mr.. Sergeant 10, Mr.. los
ham 2. f.Nnt. hk.
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On the 18th inst. large number of tie CT
tizens of Trenton aud vicinity, advocates oil
the election of JouN Quincy ADAMS, partook
OF a snmptnous dinner at the Rising Sun 1av.
ern, IN honor Of his election 10 the Presidency
The centre of the table was graced with Il
large Pumpkin Pie, measuring 4 feet by2.
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invited Rome the most learned astronomers of the
age, and after the subject had been discussed 10 years
it decreed, in 1882, that the verna equinox which
had reccdcd days since the council OF Nice and con-
sequently happened the tn of March, should be
brought back the 2ls of March, and that for this pur
pose 10 days should be taken frome month of October
1889.
To avoid future Deviation it determined that in
stead of every tooth year the last year Of every century,
being leap year, every 400h year should be leap year
Many of readers probably recocc that the year
1900 not leap year, although 1896 BY tlls
dminuon of the number of leap years IA diminuli of
DAYS in 100 years. the of the present calendar
will not exceed day and half in 5000 years.
| The calendar thus reformed by Pope Gregory was
immediately introduced into all Catholic countries; but
the protestants actuacd by unworthy jealousy de-
clined receive which originated among the
Catholics. Their objections, however, were gradually
removed; and i'll 1852, when the had increased To
II days, the style was introduced into the British
empire, which included the present United States, BY
an act of Parliament. Eleven DAYS were struck out of
the calendar, the 81 of September being rcc<oned the
iih. All the other protestant states have adopted the
new style but Russia, where the established religion is
that oE the Greek church, and te christians attached
TO the Greek church in the various provinces Of Turkey
have TO this day obstinatcly rejected the calendar
and still reckon by tic old style. This has occasioned
much confusion and apparent contradiction in the intel
igence received from Greece, since the ernent
of the present contest. The Greeks in their accounts
of battles and other events, make OF the old STYLE
while the English, FRENCH Americans, &c in that coun-
+ Try, conform their dates, TO the calendar
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June l7-wSw
Notice to MiIIers and Cooners

N consequence of the extreme rcgularitv which ha nr,
vailed in the size of Buyeis of EYor which bav co
presented for Inspections and the consequent difficulty
created III the proper mode of Inspections as well as the
actna drnent to- the flour; inform all parties concerned
nat the law VIII henceforh be rigdly enforced rc1nnu
all barrels containing flour, Submitted for insoeconA t
tie made OF seasoned materials, Of the following dimension
VIZ Inc slaves shall be twenty inches in length and
the heads seventeen and half inches in diameter. bo
barrels 70 inches in length and the diameter of the head
u! inches. VIZ '
June st. I,.,.r ~
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-07-04

SILENT CHANCES.

@. la-fs are mometns dear am lgh,
When loves delicious spring il fawn ug,
Soft as the ray of quiverins hight,
That wakes The early smile Of lnoruiug
lis when warm bushes paint the check,
When doubt the Thrill OF bliss enhances;
And Trembling lovers fear to speak,
Yet tell their hope, by silent Siaucos.
And when young love rewards their pain,
The heart to rosy Joys beguiling;
When pleasure wreathes the myrl- chain,
And LIES gay scene is fair and smiling,
Oft shall they fondIy trace the days,
When wrapt in fancy's wishing frances,
They sighd-and wish'd and loved to gnzc;
And told their hopes by-sHc,R glqnccs.
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the J0t Of Tovcmbcr IN The old calendar core,
TO lth OF December in new. as there are probable
many of our readers who do not understand why uo,c
arc two methods of reckoning time among Christian
nations, we have prepared the following account of tbc
old and new style, from the Encyclopedias:
About 10 years before Christ, Julius Caesar E,rr,cd q,
new calendar. which was much perfect than those
That preceded it, lie made the year to consist of 3G
days and Che annual excess Of hours which amounted
10 one day IN years taken no account bv maxim,
every i0uih year consist Of 500 days. This wear ~
called BiascEtHc by the Romans; but English ances
tors gave II the name of LoaPyeU+-ycry impropc,Iy.
Tor instead OF topping yor skipping over day, one
aided 10 The year.
Cusar's correction Of the calendar was iuperfocf
beng founded on the superstition tlat the solar
sisted OF 300 days hours whereas the true solar wear
or That period IN which the performs IFS revolution
I'D TIC eclpc from any equinox solsticc 10 the same
again, consisted of 3G5 days, hours rs minutes l,I
seconds Thus the Julian year exceeded the solar /
minutes l13 seconds which Amounted TO a whole dav in
i'V years In consequence Of this inaccuracv in te
Julian calendar, the verna equinox the time when tho
sun crosses Tue equinoctal line in the spring. which han
Pcned on the Goth of March in the time Of Julius a.
saT had receded to the 21st of March in the year
and was liked TO that day by the council of Nice At
tenPts were afterwards made at different times TO effect
some change III the calendar, but complete reforna
Ton was not made until I582. Pore Gregory XIII
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ed her children encrgetcalIy 10 defend the liberty
and happiness OF the state than Rnada trained her son
to become the dcsolator of his country. She was &C
tuacd by the double motive of desire of plumber and
thirst for revenge. She had coabed with one Perout
who.as SPECTATOR, had gveu up the exercise OF the
functions OF priest and taken up the trade OF bandit
As soon a. lie had by bold enterprises obtained
Lucrative recompensc from the government, he rcpas-
sed i'om the state of bandit 10 the more comfortable
one ct priest. Barbona's mother, whom Perouti had
inspired with violent passion, finding herself thus de-
serted IN her profession, and sighted in her love, enter
tanned the most furious and deadly hate for her betrayer
As Tue loness, whose sinarng wounds mcite her rage
lc3cnes hcr wclps 10 at the sight of tue hunters SO
ana kinada cScite the fury Of her BarbOna at the
SIGHT OF The city which enclosed Perout II is stated,
mat size intended To 20 and assassinatc him ut the foot
Oh Tie altar as soon her old enough 10 second
her and there every to believe she would have
executed the project but while Barbona yet child,
ferout died natural death and nalda soon after fol-
lowed iin I" the shades; however, until She had
Sown III the mind of her those seeds of vilIay which
soon became rapidly developed. BarbOna, with well
trained band, after having bhc,i and murdered
ncr o' travellers lived like bird of carnage on the
SUBMITS OF the mountains which overlooked Twoi
! PalCstna and Poli.n
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During the late hot weather, two persons died in
Phiiadcphia by drinking cold water neither of whom
is sad, survived the fatal drangl more than thirty
minutes and in New York, wood. sawyer went TO a
pump near where he employed, and drank So freely
as to occasion his almost immediate death
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MaMager's OHre.
Suartcr do

C''dSfh'e Eagle Hote ittctmod, the Joo,ei price rs
Whole Tickets, SO 90
Quarter do ] 80
Packages OF eleven tickets embracing the 80 Nos
OF the Lottery, which of necessity draw al least
so 90, nett, with so many chances for capitals or
Shares OF packages, may be had at the same rate
Prizes III the Lotteries Of New York, Nev-J jersey
Pennsylvania, Delaware, Mar,i VIRGINIA NORTH
carolina and Washington City, will be received in pay
Orders enclosing the cash prizes rs above fee of
postage for tickets shares, will receive prompt at
tcnton, If addressed 10
a. MpINTYRE, Pich,nond, l>n.
At rules, holden clerks Office of the superior court of
cacery for tine Richmond district, 9th day of June
Robert b. Gibson, pDf
against
Blake b. W"odso" Christopher b, Strong and Edward
The defendant Christopher b. Strong no, having entered
s appearance ard given security according tic act Of
assembly and the rules of this appearing by sa
tsIcory evidence, that he is an Mt of this
county 1t ordered that the said defendant appear
mere ON the inst day OF the and the criei-
MAJ ana amended bills Of the plaintiff, nd that copy ct
tins order be forthwith inserted in newspaper pu,
'h'd IN the city OF Rchmord for months civ
ana posted at he front door oi tie capitol the said citv
% a copy. Iesle, U-I. y. HE.NI.NtF, &C.
IIKGL YI4: ------------
AT superior count of cancery, holden at the capitol in The
city ot itchmond the 2ls 'dy of March, 1898:
Archibald Peasants, il. pr
against
benjamin Mosby, admir- Nc. and others, Dem,
and
William aud Allied Mitchell, infants, SC. Prs
aSaLtS!
Archibald Pleasants, Jr and others, DIS
ms cause came ON this day be further heard Together
by Consent on the papers formerly read the repo of Corr
missioner Baker aud of John Iobmson pursuant IN M
"teoc"tory decree of the nineteenth of June last 5
was argued by counsel: On consideration whereof che
court confirming the report of sales made by the said I
h"nihson the trustee and the commission of five nor cant
" me excess OF the last sale the iorncf; Thar i
commission OF iortyeight dollars fortv-te crn+, %
authorlSIns the plaintiff retain the amount Of ,I NM,
chase money IN his own hands, and The application of
'S stated III the report of Commissioned Baker AMI con
'r'"'S mat report To which there exceptini ,hr,
ing balance due the plaintiff in he first suit of ,I,c
'ouSahh and Seventytwo dollars and four cents with ia.
tlC> -thefeon from the twenty fourth day of Deccr,er
lo%l, until pad,doth order, that the defendants ,l.
ADMINISTRATOR, and heirs of the said William Micbau
decd. 90 render of all real nd personaI
estate belonging to tie said decedent the Walt thereof
ie annual profits if any, by whom received and how an
pie0 together with all liens ncumbI or debts SIN
posed To Charge the real estate, any part thereof aud
one OF the commissioners is directed examine state a,
settle the SAID accounts and report 10 the Cour,
" any matters specially stated deemed pertinent by him
sell or which may be required by The parties so Sit
ted. NV
COPY. Tcs,e.
II ", UEEIN-I:.
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From Me Iamphise l.Nass. c.n,c.l..

OLD STYLE AND NEW STYJF
All the nations Of Europe reckon time by the nov
style excepting the Russians and Greeks, who use tho
Oil style Prince Navrocorato, 10 tie date Of his ;c
ter to Professor Everett used both Styles thus:
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The creditors Of VIM. Mitchell, decd are rconcs,c,
TO make known their claims to the subscriber on or beC
the 18Th OF July next tie day by BE commissioner m
settling ths accounts. '''
BENZ. MOSBY.
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It'''IWUHI' I5N Huy, 1870.
The parties interested will please take notice that b
appointed the 18th day of July to commence ,bc a.
counts directed in the foregoing Of court; ON ,,bi
"y at clock A. NJ they required attend at mn,
once IN TINS city, with their accounts vouchers Sc rend
for examinations and settlement ''"''s
III. BAKER, H. G
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'B0HE Annual Examination will commence on r,os,a
the %5'h OF June, aud be continued daily for the re-
nander OF the week. On Monday The All, Of Julv afc
by the Society will be conferred
PARENTS Guardians, ard the Public generally who fee,
an interest III Our Seminares of Learning aic rcspcctf
invited To attend.
J. AUGUSTINE SMITH, PrcsL
WIN. Y Mary College, 9th May, 1925. ri
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College of William and Mary

'ENIE Visitors and Governors of this Calico iii H.,
To observe that their Annual Convention viii ,okr
place as usual, on Monday The 1th day of july pext
require The punctna attendance Of every Alembe, of the
Fisitorial Board. " "
z. RASSETT Rcc,oy
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THE DUCHESS OF DEvorsu1rp

tie Duchess riding one day in Oxford street. London
observed dusman with pipe in his ha nd LOOKING AZ her
Having gazed few seconds very inteny, broke into
'"e and sa'd Lord love your lad yship wish you would
lei me light my pipe at your bright eyes Her ayshin
TOOK 1t m good part, and was pleased with the whim
slcal compliment of the dustman that atc that when anv
ming complimentary said her, she remarked
very we'll, but not equal to the dustman"
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C"dsfHe Eagle Hotel Rtcnond, he flotcg prce ris
Whole Tickets, SO 90
Half do :; 90
Quarter do 80
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BEAUTIFUL ALLEcoRY.

-, BEAUTIFUL ALLECoRY.
happiness and virtue twins, which can never he d
- niey are born and flourish sckem and die toge-
o,' Ihey arc ohsprings af good sense aud innocence
"nc h'y continue underline guidance of such parents
'y are nvuloerabc to injury, and incapable Of decay
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ColrMIsstoYER's OFFICE.

Han. ". HENL.N'L;, c. e.
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TRUE LIBERTY.

ue value OF liberty only be conceived by minds
ic nee slaves remain iudolcntly nted i'm cap
10y ven WHO have long been tossed ugOn the troubled
OF me- aud have learned, by ex 9crience to
; J"'' no'ios OF the world and its concerns to
anime every object with uncouded and i1,,aa ewes ~
aN e'cc' IN the strict and horny paths virtue, and to
ma tcir happiness in the reflection Of an honest mind
alone arC-FREg.
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EU RIPIDES.

'y OF 'e '1"e'ia"s, during their captivity at SYRIA
osE' owed e good usage they with 10 the scenes
'DhS' winch they repeated to their captorS, hc
were extremely fond of them On their return thew wen
% o,'u mat poet as their deyerer, and informed hin
' admirable effects wough, in their favor by his vers
hatteIImg tlan the tcsiinnn1,u -
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Orders enclosing the cash. or prizes rs above fce of
postage, for tickets shares will receive PROMPT at
tention, if addressed 10
a. MINTYRE Pirhaond I'm
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A Yeach.r Wanted.

A YOUNG man well qualified 10 teach
n reading, writing, arithmetic aUd a lev
classical scholars vino can bring Testimonials
to thai effect, can get good wage IN ii veal
thy, agreeable ncighhorhood, in tie county Of
Campbell, twenty N les south OF Lynchburg.
Any gentleman wishing such situation can
obtain tue necessary information by -onal
or written application to A. 5. II. N Lynch
burg. At any time. before The ioCh Nov. OF 10
the editors nj the Vrginian alter tbat period.
DCf. "a. ts2l
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pKINrFu Atp rusLIsHEp ny
rlIIAH fLErcaER x RiCh IL II Jl loLhR'

~, The sem;-WeekIy raper, at 81, and the
,l' raapr. at IS per annnm, r1"ahie III
We! - subscription will be received for
ea'a"t I'm than IS months, aud no paper will
si' ',t,.ped but at the discretion OF the
Be b. ~. a',.2 antil all arrearages are paid.
tdal1' 14,rti.etnents will bc inserted at so
u A1 mare Tor less the first time, and
cent -. Tor each continuance. Those
- - l,.snee must be paid for previous to
if2n a. ,'.,i or the payment assumed by
iher l"'ssansiile person in Lynchburg
so9 9lg cbancerv orders are inserted tor SIX
DOM p AlIeiters addressed to the Editors must
- ea,p, or they will not be attended 10
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Notice.

1--WE Lottery aud Exchange Business
\ heretofore conducled in Batimurt, I'M
der the firm oil J l. Cohen, jim Richmond
aud Norfolk under tue firm of p. L. y IL T.
Cohen--and in Philadelphia under The firm OF
j l. Cohen, Jr .. Brothers. viii for the future
be conducted in each place under the firm OF
J. l. COHEN, Jr 81 BROTHERS,
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DIR avg, ING,

n'HE drawing Of the QUANTlCO
1 CANAL LOTTERY, 18th class, will take
place al the Eagle notrl, IN the city of Rich
mond, nj 4 O'Clock on Nedne5day the ID of
November ne1t. A. MCINTYRE,
Oci - ID Manager
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The Subscribers are now receiving the most
extensive assert ment Of
FRESH SlxaS0MA.zsE.G GOODS
That they have ever offered TO the puslic.---
Their customers aud friends are particularly
invited TO give them call.
Oct q. MCKEE & MEEM.
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Oct. q
N%ANN SNNlEYN.

IN conformity to an act OF the Leslsa-
tune of Virginia. entitled i" an act, incor
potatng literary and library company N
the town of Lynchburg," passed the lGth
day OF February, 1929 | am directed
publicly to notify the members Of tie
Lvuchhurg Uuioo Society, that they are
by said act, directed TO meet lat the usual
hour at then Hall, on the first Thursday
in November next, to transact certain
business prescribed by the Constitution
and laws of the Institution.
MAURICE IL. GARLAND, Sec.
orr. 90. t20tdm
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Large Additional Supplies,
JUST RECEIVED BY
rg,HEE. Ro311sso ~ d CO.

M HIGH, together WIN thosf ro'ehhF
w received. make their assortment very
onmolete. embracing all that IS NE ~,
FASHIONABLE and UaEE' . -.
II, almost unnecessary to say thai th"y VIII,
a heretofore offer their goods on a. reason
able terms as they can be procnred in the
markeI aud thai every eXertiOn will be made
keep up their assortment and give satisac.
ion TO those who may cal npon them.
THE SUPPLY CONSISTS OF
Shepherd & Hirst's very snpr west of Eng.
land blue J. black Cloths & Cassimeres,
London aud Yorkshire Cloths q Cassimeres,
oil various colours, at very low prices,
fashionable ribbd and Pembroke striped
Cashmere.
saperfne and common Cassinetts,
Manchester Cords, large rib, tor making cher
!, ry yally's and travelling paataloons,
further supply OF beautiful Nestings,
Worstcd Vests and Drawers,
Rose Blankets, from IL 10 Al, very heavy,
White, red and green Flanuels,
Mandarin Nankin and Caution plain and ii d
Grapes,
. cases English, French and American Cali-
Goes Eslerhazy. Diorama aud Antipode
patterns,
Real Italian black Silk Ctsvats,
Fashionable striped do
Figd aud piaiu Cashmere Shawls, some We
~ superior,
Satin aud plain black Levantines,
SILK Vekeis, ala shades,
T. choice selection at Caroline Plaids, some
very hne, and nf light texture tor ladlss'
dresses, and others heavy and lit for
Cloaks,
Linen Cambria Handkerchief, with white