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100000 highest prize.
SPLENDID SCHEME.

10000 iCkct5'
.R0rc Plies than Blanks.
4 Erery Ptisf payabte IN cash. sir'g
daVs INTER- ping-SuLjeci 10 n deduction Of
t8teaPer cent
L. MODE OF DRAWING Tie Mum
hers will be put into one wheel as nsuai--
aud IN the other wheel will be put, the prizes
aJofs the denomination OF Four dollars, and
Tire drawing to progress in tue usual manner.
The 10000 prizes OF 81 will be awarded to
the odd or even Number, OF the Lottery Gas
the case may be- dependant on The drawing
d the capltal prize Of forfy Thousand DoiiorS
that is 10 say, If the Elo,0UO dollar pri2e
should come oni 10 al Odd number then trc-
m Ddd Niuuber IN me Scdtme will BE- entitled
ton 81 prize. II the 10000 dollar prize
should come ont 10 an Ercn number, then all
the Ertn .Nambes IN The scheme viii be each
entitled to prize OF ~.
L. Odd Numbers are those ending Nth J,
;. s, :, ORG.
urEren Numbers are those ending uih Q,
!. 4, 0r O.
his mode OF drawing not only enables the
Commissioners 10 complete the u hole Lotto
~ in ONE DRAWING, but has the great adj
vantage Of distributing the small prizes regu-
larry 10 euerY alternate number IN The Schemc.
so that the holder OF two tickets or two shares
Of tickets Zone odd aud one even nnmbcD
Will be certain Of obtaining at least one prize,
and in the same ratio for any greater quaint
ty-
II A Ticket drawing superior prize in
ibis scheme Is NOT RESTRICTED from
drawing an inferior one also ; (many tickets
therefore will necessarily obtain TWO PR.
Us FNCH)
IL TIE DRAWING will take place ia
the City OF Baltimore on Wednesday, the
9th JULY, and WW flush on the same day.
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$50 REWARD,


ibANAWAY from the subscriber, IN Per
son county, y. {. this day, two negro
men SAM aud SCOTT sam is very bright
mnatto, light hair, his eye-Ilds very iuil and
appear to be pulted or swcled much larger
than COMMON he is rather slow OF speech
about twenty three years OF age, about Eve
teet nine or ten inches high, stout built, and
very active is a halter by trade, and can
make a very good hat. His eyes are suf-
ent mark To know him by.
SCOTT Is n bright mulato, but not so
white as Sam he is about twenty years of
age, stout ) strong, about five feet nine or ten
inches high F., he has two very noted marks,
one OF ms big toes has been cut off just above
the nail, believe there is none OF the nail
left, aud large scar on his back, orcasioued
by burn Wien small lie is a stout well
built fellow. No doubt they viii attempt to
pass tor free men, aud perhaps change their
names
The above reward viii be given for the APP
prehension OF both, and securing them in any
jail in the United states 50 that get them,
or twenty dollars for experimenting one OF
them, and securing him in Jail 50 that | get
him again. SIMEON COCHRAN.
Person county, N. c. April Is, 1925. lf!3
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100000 highest prizc,


This Is a Lottery formed ~ Tue ternary
combination ana perturbation "t 80 numbers
10 determine the prizes lhefein, me - mum
hers vii be seVefeily pl'ced IN "a wheel on the
dayai dra wing, aud five Of them VIII he drawn
ont aud Iliat tiehet having on u me ~ ~
and Sd drawn Pos, IN the order m Whir1
drawn, viii he snt'tlrd TO the rri@" Of Zo.oo"
dollars ana those I'VE o'her u'N'ts "h''"
shall have on them the same Nos IN the tol
lowing orders, shall be eninlfd 10 The plzeS
affixed to hem, respectively, w ;
The lsi, I'd aud ID To $4,000
%, stand 81 to 6"oo
20, I'D aud lat 10 bNoo
Sd, Isl aud ID 10 2,9o6
3D., 81 aud lst te 1856
Those l2 oiher tickets winch shall have on
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ThsltIE Subscribers have associated them
A. selves together, under the firm Of Lang
horne q Garth, Tor the purpose OF carrying
on the Milling business al the Farm Mills,
near Lynchbure. The Mlils are in good
order for grinding, aud as soon as tic ar
ticle is ready Tor market they will purchase
wheat at the falr market ptice, or grind for
others upon the usual terms.
HENRY S. LANGHOHNE,
JOHN GARTH.
June IL, ls25. tf13
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office.

4 IL persons having claims against the
< y late firm oh EchoIs y North, must pre-
sent them to me without delay for settlement,
otherwise this notice will be plead in bar a.
gainst any future demand on that concern -
And all persons indebted 10 the said firm, are
requested 10 make payment to Eliza +. Ech-
OILS, Executrix of Joseph Echols, decd, or
Ralph Smith, Jr, who are respectively author
ised 10 collect them. have This day reIin-
quished TO her all my right and interest in that
portion OF the debts Of the concern which she
holds ABRAM r. NORTH,
SWciring partner Of Ec4Ols 4 North.
June % w3v44
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IL Dc drum IN IRE Oily y baltimore "a the
27ru MINI MONTH. GuLY1
BY THE IMPROVED MODE,
secured by Lstfe,s Patent uuatr Sod o. the
tIiHtd sIaieg.
coHEN's OFFICE Baitimore

june 2d, Is25.
fTThc HBprorfd Aods OF drawing having
heen universally mud 81 decidedly approx cd
by the public, A. eHinoed BY The unrreeeden'
Ted .ales Ia the state Lottery Tie Conalssi-
aslns appointed by the Go"IHboE and Corr-
I'll have again adopted Tia snme plan in the
follow ing scheme, Inch We have the plea
SURF NOW 10 present, VIZ -
GHAHB
STATE LOTTERY OF MARYLAND, No. b.
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70 TYNE pVRANE.
UNION NOYEY..
Dr. Iames r.. Applins,

Offers his professional services 10 the cjti-
zens Of New-GlasSow aud its vicinity. He
mny be found at his office, opposite Mr. Do-
pid Gariand's, aud assures those who may
think properto patronage him, that prompt
attention will be paid TO all applications in his
line Of business.
June Q. 1870 Wiw14
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z tI7ttt" HIf'4 tI7tIFI % MI II TI'FT' tn
a. &c. NOR IEasS.
Truly Lucky Office, Lynchburg.

Hholss, SIS Haiees, So Quarters, 81 80
Packages OF eleven tickets, embracing the
81 Nos. Of the lottery, which must of ne
eessliy draw al least S25 81 net, with 81 ma
ny chances for capitals or shares Of lacka-
ges may be had at the same rate.
Prizes in the lotteries ot New York, New
Jersey, rcnns lyanja, Delaware, Mar, land,
Virginia, Norh Carolina aud Washington CT
y, will be received ia payment
dTOrdtrs enclosing the ca>l, or prize, rs
above, free at postage, fer tickets or shares
will receive prompt attention, il addres~cd to
ABRAHAM r. NORTH, Lyncbbiug.
in ., 1875. tddl2
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UAVE for hire, \ HACK, with good
I horscs, aud careful driver. 1t Will be
hired upon the most moderate terms.
join L. HUNT.
1ane % 2l44
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-.
8 Lham osoers q tsrVap T.. S.te"tt7
aEgARtES a DRUGGISTS,
sIa.e i,,st feeeisetl IN addition Ca their tormc
assortment, The fafunIrg articles
xs.lsr.l Cinnamon
sr,. saa.i,ea'' 81 E's'i - ''"''''
9, Cnnn',ar s44ine Iea~cs
I5.,9.rirr R,.i Black Ielelore
Ra,s,m Tolu sam rr4gaeaath
f,,a Alyrrh sal. soda
I,asl,,ll salts ll,a,n Copaiva
Tav Rumlafk Faasy Perfume Walls
salts Tartar 1tans' Crown Ian
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% PACR AGES.
WI AnE rus uAY orrsIaG AN ADDITIONAL
SUPPLY Il
Seasonable staple and Fancy
G. O . ID S.


Do. brown do. do.
silk stripe do and Cotton do
cases Caicoes, lpar,sion, Bolivar and Ty
ran patiernsD
| do. Ginghnms.
Eigure9 black and brown Gro Te etc,
To. do aud white Shttins,
White, Green, Pink Straw aud brown Flo
ronCes,
De. do do. do and blue Italian Grapes,
Rich Vine Stripe black, white, brown aud
Lemon Mandarin Grapes,
White aud black white Leesc,
Neapoiitau, Ombre and Gauze landkerchicfs,
boxes Gauze Ribbons, new style,
, do. Curtis do.
loo pieces Ia aud Ga Cambrics,
! IL aud 6-I Jackonet and Null Muslns,
/ White and colorcd Narcotics,
Do. do Valencia,
German, white and black Cotton Hose,
Do. do. do. do. ! Hose,
White and green Gan1e Vols,
Bobbinct do.
Plain aud figured Bohhnel aud Brebanto Lace
Furniture and Garment Dlmitlrs,
Blue and yellow Sccr~urkers,
LAF AYETIE aud Visiting Cards,
| Fancy Soup,
IL aud "a Dorchester Tickets,
4 sets 1'ca China,
3 bales domestic Shrliugs aud Shcoiings,
> , do. do do. flaids,
do Iickcuburgs,
| With gre AT variety q other Goods, which
they are determined to sell as usual, at re u
: ced prices Tor oash.
MCKEE, ROBINSON & 60
a June -. tsaI
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Drugs, NJ edicines, Paints, Oils
and Dye-stuils,I
@-ziagsio
ia
THOMAS J. DUVAL.

AT THE SION OF TIE GOLDEN MORTAR,
ON BANK squARE,
AS Just received, in addition to his
u u former stock, an extensive assortment of
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, oils and
DlE-STuFfS, which enables him nov 10 Of
ter TO his friends, customers aud the public ge-
ncrnlly, The most complete and extensive as
sorlment ever before brought to this market.
ANosG rHEs ARR THE rerIowisG,YIa
$500 lb Gia9bcr sails, 30 do Tartar Fine
5p0 do EPSON do. tic.
BOO do. Gum Shell 80 do. Quick Silver,
Lac, 20 doz. bottles Anne
300 do Pearl Ash, rlcan Castor oil,
loo do. Gum tCam- 10 packs Gold Leaf.
phor, geo gallons Alcohol
100 do Jalap, 900 do. Lamp Oil
100 do. sponge, loo do. Spts TuI
l23 do Verdigrs, pentine,
so do Calomel,
AMI every ether article in' his line, all OF
the best quality, and for sale Al the lowest
prices tor cash, or at slx months to pnHctual
cu''oihers septe nber3.
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DY virtue Of a deed Of trust executed 10
ID tie subscriber by Jabe2 Leltweh, senr.
William OWnhy, 1atez Leliwich, Junr. and
Martin Key, hearing date The 9th day Of Mo-
ycmhrr sd aud duty recorded in tho celk 5
Office Of bedford county court, shall proceed
10 ell, to tie highest bidder, tor ready mo-
Gey, by way Of public auction, On Thursday
the osth day OF July next. II tair, Il not tie
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late ARRIVALS.
SunAnler Goods

1 We have been receiving, IN addition . our
fermer STOCK
! Il - supef and r0trfHau eaiic8es. Prints,
I4rraa aaeirs, &C. many yrrs beautiful
/ - pieces biaek figured ftfos 10 Naples, com
/ posing avery elegant assortment oil rich
! hsur,s,
= ditto feufr1 svissnnd Book Muslins,
] > ditto @ aud - jackonft DO beautiful
st}ic,
81 aud ! 1 canhrics, from con. 10 superfne
D dsscu Feather l'nus
= ditto GuHze Wells
boxes Gan2e kibhouf, new style
\ lai rirh WORKED lnscr'uss
! 1t Fanrfon and Ioiiel fringe
4 fea Bolivar ise.,hcrn Hat
\ general assealmcut Vi Union MIXTURES
Anaoias
Angola GHssifntres
French Cassimefes
HeHNfricCus
Buck Ci,ca5sian and French Bon5azeen
elUe and YclIow Npukccn
safiu suipc Izloicutne
White aud celoured Narcotics
Iallcnct', Valencia aud blaek silk ycstings
brown Linen and Droghedas
linenBud Cotton Drilling, coloured u white
ifrandorells ana Cotton Cashmere
Blue, Olive aud Clarct Cloths
Super drlh blue, black aud rlx'd Cgssmrres
as Jaconct and - inch Leyanlincund Italian
Genllemons Thread, SIX, and Woodstock
Glove.
case. dab, white and black Hats.
300 dozen Mock shell, 1oiIett Keddng and
Ivory Combs
! BALI 81 Domefic Pialds
case 81 Imitation Carolina Piaids, high
, bales 3 / aud Ii Shirtings and oheetngs
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FOR RENT,
Not ice.

10y virtue Of deed Of trust erecuttd to
AZ me by NGHhtw Martin, and far certain
purposes therein expressed, (chich said deed
rs ot record IN The county court Of CdmpdeH,J /
shalt on Friday the 29h day qf Juiy 1895, ON
The premises, sell, By uay ofPUbAc auction, for
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Ihe Tract of land .

on which Jabez Lcftwich now resides, lying
on Goose creek, in Bedford county, contain.
ing by estimation 500 acres Also,
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May shal,s Sale.

N1RGlNlA-At superior cnnrt Of
chancery holden in tie town OF Lynsl-
burg, the JON May, ls25---
jefferson l.. Wills plainiiG,
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SLAVES-George and Joe,
MAY sNal's sale.

VIRGINIA At "a superior court OF
chaucery holden at the tow OF Lynch
burg, the Ath day OF November, 1921.
Garland II. Mitchell, surviving partner u
" IN. y & Ii Mitchell, pianuf
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youth and activity ;--hc overlook the monster-his
courage prevallcd-it fell beneath the strength of
his ARMAND he preserved the yet unhurt kid. Lu-
bin saw Annette and Henri above him on the noun
tain, and assembled towards them, bearing the kid
in his arms-he presented it to IIen.i-for it was his.
LuDin had seen the wolf steal it from amongst the
hocks Of Henri, and had run to rescue it.
No longer doubtful was the choice of Annette
The merit of I.ubn burst through the mist of slam
der, with which Henri had been dark ening it, as
the glorious rays of the pierce the ogs of nature
The ove-baads, from which she had drawn former
ly an excuse for Henri she now recollected all de-
clared, 'that in heart cheercd by the pure fame
OF love- the of generosity and the lily of huma-
nifty ever hourishcd.'
After Lubln had got his lamb from the chasm, An
nette turned upon him the smiling eye of approba-
tom She took his disengaged arm and they left
Henri, whose heart WAS not destitute of feeling,
overwhelmed with confusion.
As they went Annette lent favorable ear to the
soft murmurlngs Of Lubin's love and they were
happy.
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.rxxE REPOSITORY
THE CHOICE OF ANNETTE.

Like the fair shrub which springs on the southern
hills, i'll the bloom of its scented beauty, was the
form of Annette and the heart of Annette was wor-
thy Of the lovely casket that contained it.
Lubin and Henri tuned their voices to the name,
and in the praise Of Annette. The hills flung the
sweet sounds to the wales, and the Wales echoed
them back to the hills. The persons of the SWANS
were both goofly two vigorous young oaks,
which overlook their leafy ncghbors their flocks
were equal; SO their good name among the
shepherds and the heart of Annette was undc-
cided in its choice.
When the golden moments ofopportunty offered,
and Henri whispered his tale in the car of Annette,
ever would he load the character of Lubin with
evil Deeds and endeavor to sink him low in the OPT
Mon of Annette, the worthless plant that bears
neither fruit nor flower. Not so I-ubn he was
content with urging his own wishes; for though he
knew Henri was his rival, yet there pure
spark of honour in his breast, which would not let
his tongue utter the language of falsehood. An
nette liked not this in Henri for she knew Lubin
was virtuous; but she had heard many of the love
ballads of the shepherds, which said, "that love
separated the bonds of friendship y and in the fer
vor Of Henns love for her she found his excuse.
Once, when the light of day was fast jjourncying
towards the glowing west, and gded the mountain
tops with his departing rays when the soft breeze
Of eve waited around the sweets which sprang on
its wings from the blooming howret and rppled the
bosom the lake, Henri poured forth the hopes and
sorrows Of his love, as, with Annette, he stroled
over the mountains. AS they passed chasm. An
nette espied lamb which had fallen into it, and
which must shortly perish unless some friendly
hand came to its assistance She wished Henri to
extlicae it from its sad situation; but he it
Lubin's and said, as it belonged to unworthy
master it might die AS he spoke, Annette per
oelved at some distance shaggy wolf bearing away
tender kid, and Lubn pursuing it the dan
gerous passes Of the mountain, with the steps of
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PUBLISHED livery SATURDAY EVENING,
BY JOHN S. GAILAHER,
1T The office the Hmpers-Ferry Free Press.

TERMs.-One dollar and fifty cents per annum,
payable quarterly in advance; or one dollar and
twenty-five cents to be paid at the time of sub
scrbing. Payment in advance, from distant sub
scrbcrs, who are not known to the publisher, will
invariably be expected Should payment be defer
red to the end of the year, 50 will be required.
on business must be paid it will be charged with
shc subscription.
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FROM THE SATURDAY EyESfNG POSI-
NEW YEARS EVE.
OR, TIE SOLDIERS TALE.-ArnA

OR, TIE SOLDIERS TAIE.-A FRAGMENT.
1t was the evening of the last day Of 1870 when
few intimate friends had joined the family circle
of Lieutenant F. respectable citizen of Plnla-
delphia. The weather Was clear and frosty, and
the guns were busly employed, in various drec-
tons, in firing adieus to the departing year. Lieu
tenant F. had been an officer during the revolu-
ton, and the conversation turned on the events of
that period. He remarked that upwards of thirty
years had elapsed since he had taken arms in the
service Of his country. ''When first fought un-
der her banners,'' sad he, 8" had no commission,
but belonged to regiment of cavalry, chiefly com
posed of Young gentlemen Of responsibility, to one
of whom was attached by the closest ties of friend
ship. He nearly of my own age, am.able in
character, and possessed of winning manners; but
his soul, gentle woman's, entirely unfit for
the rude storm Of war His person was finely form
ed, and his features handsome, and there was a
touching, pcnsivc melancholy in his character,
(Which was an amiabe compound of sensibiEty and
romance that strongly cndcarcd him to me. lie
poet, and possessed of all the poets finest
feelings. Though by means of an unsocial
disposition, he would often steal from the convi-
vial circle, and wander to a fav0rite hill, crowned
with lofty grove of oaks, in the neighborhood of
the camp, and the moonbeams played around
him, and the surrounding landscape lay in silence
scene, and mediate on her he loved; for it was
hopeless love that had faded the hue of health from
his cheek, and wrested peace from his bosom
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NO. As.

time before the commencement of h0StlltIes, he
had formed an attachment for Miss ilson an ami
able and beautiful young lady. He had received
return of Affection and the consent Of his parents
to the union, and expected, inate months, to make
her his wife, when the storm Of war forever blight
cd his happiness. Her father had joined the Eng
fish, while the family of my friend enlisted, heart
and hand, in the service Of his country. An inmc-
date rupture and contempulous dismissal was the
consequence, and few months after, Miss " llson.
by the command Of her father, unwilIngly gave
her hand to gentleman of the same political prn-
cipe as himself Cowardcc was stranger to tn
soul of my friend and the fire Of patriotism would
sparkle IN his eye and kndle on his cheek at tia
mention of the insuted rights of his country but he
shrunk from the carnage of war, and instead of Gu.
deavorng to conquer the ardor of his love, he fond
~ nourlshed the nsdous enemy of his EARTHLY hap.
piness. The image of her he adored was With him
i'll every scene and he sought the shades of solitude,
that he might, in lonely meditation, indulge in the
rcveric of love, or the dclusve dream of fancy.
The evening preceding the battle of Brand, vine,
| entered his tent (tmc has not cfaced one cir
cumstancc of that interview from my memory J he
was absorbed in thought, and did not Immediately
perceive me the pale moon shonc full on his face
it was calm; but tear hung heavy on his c, e-ds,
and g!stencd on his cheek. spoke to him. He
started, and hastily brushed the tear from his eve
He had been writing his pencil and paper lay be-
fore him. you have been woong the favor of the
muses., RI" said /. a have, my dear F.
he replied, "peThaps-yery probabIy-for the last
time ~ He paused an instant and then continued
"l do not mean have fear of death, for nature
shuddcrs at the thought of the dark, narrow pit, But
it has bee 'long familiar to my mind. lin, strongest
tic that bound me to life is broken, and ma, per
haps ENJOY, in another world, the happiness that is
denied me in this Your friendship" addec1nc,
taking my hand, 'has been the sweetest solacc OF
the last few months of my life. Oh think some
times of your unhappy friend, when he is no more ~
and taking small gold breach from the bosom
of his shilt, he continued, "kccp this in remcul,
brance of me; it was the gift Of my Julia her har
is interviewer with mine, as once hoped would
have been her destiny" | could not spcak-but, in
spite of myself sobbcd aloud as lie closed the r,.
lie in my hand "Nay," said he tcnlerlv al
mean not to atiict you, and speak not from alv sl-
perstitlous prcscntment; but may be one of the
many who shall perish in the awful storm that hangs
over us" Then, af!cctonatcy embracing me, lie
badc me think no more Of his gloomy prophecy,
and after short conversation, we parted After pas
sing almost sccplcss night, rose at the flsta D
proach OF morning, and lsain sought ny friend
He was even unusually cheerful. nor DID he once
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-11-08

EDUCaTTON.

feNHE exercises OF my school will the 2ll, Ilec
h They will he resumed Jan 23I and will embrace sr
OF leu months, exclusive OF vacated lime The conpr-
So Tie usual &C ademica literature preparatory for college
dent TO, aad Illustrative Of the ancient languages Also, 10
systematic ana the Dialects Of Homer and other Greek
hors, simultaneous English Derivation The other dcpa
NESTS ecewe n equal participation. The experience
"ne has duly IMPRESSED me with the Importance Of eli
scholastic regulations, calculated Tor study. The dis
cplne Will be chaat eristic but with gard this
paic las, The Interested enquirer avail himself prc
cal illustrations, or OF reference npplcaon
Worhy Terms As hereiOrc, mDty PayabIe The end
Of I'VE months the balance at the close ofe school. Very
Pecahie hoard can be Obiued moderate terms, families
contiguous to the school. THOS j. Walden.
CAnrieS Cifn cntnfu u. Nny. 4. ~
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BRADLEY, nIccanaY & CO.
Iloolen Drapers, liens .Nereers q I,aiiors.


thtir old stand, the n>t shove "a" Eagle
: u Hotel, have received tie LATEST FASulONS-aud
the principal part of their FAIL GOODS, eon,i>tug of
eolh CASHMERE, esings, 1T the hrst asO 9TH
ers VI various quaes, which they deeui To-
ierate and complete assortment VI TRIMMINGS, Of Ia.
vey best KIND, make up garment IA their lineFrom
he Advantageous which teir present stock has been
procured, they feel confident being able 10 sell los
ahy cher houserhey respectfully solicit continuance Of
tue onase of all their old sioer sud the public gene
rally VINO intend to be punclul ShOrt credit pay the
ea a. At only 10y such ayo they viii be .ntbied cOnIn-
ue 10 supply - friends aud the public with the best Goods
the hest terms.
N u They will also he thanh ul for the patronage Of those
who purchase Their cloth. esewhere which shall he made and
trimmed IA the very best lanuts.
Oct II. 20