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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-04-27

DY virtue of deed of trust executed n
- the subscriber by Jacob Jordan, the 2o,b
inst. andduy recorded in the Clerks Ofsce
OF the hnstings court of the Corporation oe
Lynchbarg. | will sell on Thursday the 4tboe
May next al public auction, for cash, at III.
house lately occupied by said Jordan, all HE
stock Of HATS, MATERIALS, HATTFRs.
TOOLS, &C &c Together with all bis
household and kitchen furniture. Per,op,
disposed to buy, will find it to their interest
10 attend the sale, as many OF the hats are of
the first quality. Amongst tho materials, ara
quantity of fine beaver, and between 6ny
aud one hundred dozen rabbit skins. The
The sale will afford a fine opportunity to
m erchants TO lay in stock Of hats, made by
as good workmen as any in this country.
N NJ TALiaFERRO, Trustee.
April %. tJs72
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French AlanGuage.

NlRLEUBA begs leave 10 inform the pub.
Nhic, that he will give French lessons at
night, three times week, TO any person
DESTROYS TO learn that language, at $40 per
session of four months.
He will also teach writing and arithme-
tic, also three times a week, but on the o.
thcr evenings, at $40 per session of four
months.
April IS 26fd
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VEXON SNCAEVY.

IN conformity TO an act ofths Legislature
j ofvireinia, entitled AN act incorpora
ting Literary aud Lii rury Company, in
the town Of Lvnchburg," passei the 10th day
81 February 1929 | am directed publicly
to notify the members oil the Ivnchburs Uui
on Society. that they are required TO meet
[at the usual hour) ar their Hall. on the FIRST
Thursday in Nav next, 10 transact certain
business prescribed by tho Constitution and
Bye Laws OF said Society.
RICH. II. TOIFR.
Apnl29. fdm7e Secretary.
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BOOK RAENERV.

THE subscriber has lately procured an
additional first rate Book Binder, which
enables him TO do all work, in that line, with
Deafness and dispatch. He has received d..
rect from Philadelphia, very large supp,y
OF paper Of very superior quality, which ens,
bles him 10 do anv Kind of
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TAKE CARE IN TYMU.

NVIINU Uldut dTFHIkbIDt0Is III INV
i i York for procuring
TnLPtate, Zinc, or SbeetIron
for house eoveriug, l. slso having examined
the best method Of guarding sgains, fire in the
porhern Cities IN securing oil tho roof. win.
dows aud the dooT,. feel myself warranted
10 ssyingI am prepared TO execute work in
this way equal In any IN our country. aud will
do it on as low and accomm dstlng terms as
eau be afforded, with dispatch.
w ByRD.
April 20. t6t7l
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April
SALEM Virtue Of a deed oi

IWUsT SALE-By virtue OF deed Of
n trust, TO the Subscribers, executed by
Nedham More, bearing date the 10th day oil
April, 1893, aud oi record in the clerks oil
Dee ol the county court Of Campbell and Tor
tue purposes therein mentioned,we sbHll pro
coed 10 sell. ut public auction, for cash. on
the 9Th day OF May next, II teir it not. the
neIttsir day thereafter, tSundays excepted
IN iron, oil the Franklin Hotel, in tho town
OF Lyncbburg, the following property, 10 Wit .
. Tract of Land. lying in the county of
Csmpbeil, on the waters of Archers creek,
and continuing, according to said deed, 500
Acres, aud the following slaves, to vii -
Hrank. Sally. Hannah, Ans, Sindy and BIZ
sy,tosether With their increase, or so much
sheroot as may be neoessssy. in order To car.
Ty lutte effect the provisions contained in sind
deed The Title TO said property is believed
90 be good, but acting as trustees we shall on
iy convey such title as is in US vested by SAID
deed G w. NELSON,
DAVIDSON BRADTuTE,
April 20. tctdsa7 :, TruS'ces.
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Eath'l. Winston,

A r the junction Of Main Street with the
n Alley Leading to and from Friends to
Martins or Stone Warshouse, offers TO the
public. BY wholesale and retail, a general as
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-04-27

INHE subscriber has just received by the
u Iates, arrival from Philadelphia, the fol
lowing articles, viz. Memoirs OF the Lite Of
Ire right hon Richard Brinsley Sheridan, by
Tbos Moore. III vol
Napoleon and the Grand Army in Russia. OF
4 critical examination of Count Philip De Sc
ours work. hy Gen. Gourgaud, in yol.
The Emperor Napoleon's expcdrtonto Rus
sin, in 1912, by Count Philip De segur, in
vols.
The contribution Of @ @. TO periodical
work with pieces never before published BY
tue late Jane Taylor in vols
Tales Of the Wild and Wonderful in ] vol.
The sketch book i'll 2vols.
Hume's Smollet's aud Besset History OF
England in 3 vols.
Element, of Therapeutics aud Mate RIA Me
DICE Wv n Chapman in vol.
The Elements of Experimental Chemistry
by William Henry in vols
The Surgical and Physiological works OF
John Alternately of london in vols
Medical enquiries and observations upon
the diseases OF the human mind by Benjamin
Rush in vol.
Flags family Dentist in vol,
SCOTS Infantry Tactics III vols
Lord Byrons Works in 3 vols. gilt binding.
A now Am.rican System OF Book Keeping
by James Bennett in vol.
Adams Geography sndAtias.
Smievs do. DO.
Gnnmeres' Surveying.
Gri,cum's Questions in English Grammar
for the Use 81 schools.
The Thoroughbred Fortune Teller. sup.
posed 70 have been invented hv Bonaparte.
The last of the Mohicans, by thS author OF
the Pioneers
Randolpl's Culinary Gardener, by na'
tive OF Virginia
Dlworth's Spelling Rock
Lie Of Washington, Pocket Maps of Va.
Pocket books large and small with clasps.
Pink letter paper, &c &c. All OF which
he will sell very low for cash.
CHS. A. WlTHERS.
March 10.
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FOR SHE,
That Valuable plantation and
T9EER.t STl.S ID,

T1rER.t STa.i ID,
GensrnHy tuoun BY The name u he heif ray
house btfustn tincqaie aud III. outa Springs.
The piace contains
AS ACRES OF LAND,
e1iepaing aiong The Jurts Of Barber's Crsek.
50 ~ 10 include rerg ttnle mouniain Land.
Il IS IN = h,atity si'pai'eii. rtH ua'ered. and
possesses ertry Advantage for house u e,ifer-
taiumenf The improvements are, a intge
ueolhsr boq,ded dvttiing hous.. Nth four
rooms on the tousr foor. aud tuo large outs o.,
the upper, (rhtoh might eonreaientiyb be dirid'd
into Iopr) a good k,teheH, barn and other ne
resary oni house. The fee simple is IN my
children, Ed,lard y. ond Caroline n Boiiey,
boath Of whom hare g,ren their consent 10 The
sale and bring Of are can make shDi-
Gent titie. For 'erms apply 10 The subscriber,
firing on The pt1et, or 10 Edpdrd d. bailey.
al Union, Monroe County.
ELIZABETH Bailey
April 18Th, 26c6u.
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NEW and Elegant GOODS,
DAVID d RoBNRT Kyle,


DAVID d RoDNRT Kyle.
Have just received a large aud we'll chosen
suppy OF Staple and Fancy Goods, which,
10 addition 10 their former stock, renders
their assortment equal to any eyer
offered Id this market The follow.
luz are smong the articles lately
received
Super tlae. black, and fancy colored Cloths
Had Cass,merPs
Ipmhor'd, book, Swiss, and null Muslus
Sauibrlcks, assorted, Waia anJ 6gured)
Jackonet, book. aud uull Muslins, plain and
figured
Black, shaded and fancy coIored Silks
An assortment Of elegant gauzt q fancy Hkfs
Black, white, and green gauge Vets
Brown and shaded eros de Naples
Superb Barge Hnndkerchiets
jnssr,ien Irimmings and Gotten Cord
Superhue Giug6ams e.
Ladies morocco and colorej silk Shoes
ChilJrens worked Cap patterns
Saeies' and Geutlsmens' Black aud white Silk
Gentlrmens' half do.
Snion mixtures and Naukns
Brown and white Russia billings
Irish linens aud llneu Canbrics
Striped tlorenines
Black silk and taucy Bsodana Handkerchiefs
Tortoise shell, tuck, aud side Combs
Mock do do
4 handsome assortment of Umbrellas and
Parasols
Nelson's Patent SGspenders
FURNITURE and apron Checks
Brown and bleauhed Sheeting
81 and A plaid Domestics
An assortment Of Bed Tic<ings
few cases Gentlemens' superior Fur Hats
prab and black Wool Hats
ALSO
Ssoolbs Spun Cotton assorted
20 dog. Corn Scythe Blades
4 ;, Gen,lemeps' fall back Saddle Trep,
;, Ladies Saddle Trees
April 6. 90
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80 PACKAGES.
60

VHOMAS J. DUVAL, at the sign Of
the Golden Mortar, on Bank Square has
just received an additional supply of 81 pack
ages, comprising general assortment Of
Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oil and Dive Stutfs,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-04-27
THOMAS J. UuYAL.

HAS Just received a supply of the above
Medicine, as agent TOR the Proprietor
March 81. 81
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Vhe Yvact Of Land

on which Thomas DooIy, dec. formerly resi-
ded, lying about three miles northwest from
Liberty, aud about one mile north of Captain
James Campbell, adjoining the lands OF Geo.
Dooly, James pooly and others, and con,
tanning about $50 Arres--sbout one third of
the tract is cleared and the balance is good
Tobacco land, is we'll timbered and lies well.
The improvements are good dwelling house
and the usual ont houses, a small orchard, sc
deed with special warranty will be maze TO
the purchaser, according to the terms of the
decree aforesaid, aud possession had by the
purchaser on the first day of January. 1927,
wiki the privilege OF seeding this fall.
JOHN II. OTEY, Jr. Conn.,.
April 6 c4Y35
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Tobacco Aana fop sale

EkY virtue of, and obedience to a decree
i1 OF the county court OF Bedford, pro-
nounced attheir March term, 1926, shall
sell, 10 the highest bidder, on the premises,
on Saturday the 18th day of May next, upon
a credit Of one and two years, Che purchaser
giving bond and security and q deed OF trur
TO secure the paymeDt)
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-04-27

IoilOWlnP
so salts tartar
l25 ext. liquorice
30 tartar emetic
30 IVA nrsi
$50 verdigris
600 Spanish brown
40 canthsrides
50 rust iron
$50 rotten stone
is sets weights and
scales
Antique s macassar
Oils, pomatum, soaps
Fancy walls. shaving
brushes and boxes, and
a number Of other ar
.Iicles all for sale at the
loves, prices.
| Dee -.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-04-27

Just handed
At Andrews Truly Cheap Store,
81 bags prime coffee
4 do do pepper
3 hhds. molasses
Together with a choice assortment OF Groce
RES
Also, in store few hhds Of rum
And several crates ehrthenwsfe
3 cases mems coarse shoes
700 pair sttchdowns do
80 jack screws
10 doz cotton cards
IL do wool do
Il hhds. assorted stoneWare
. bales white, red and yellow fannels
100 reams wrapping paper
All OF which we are selling very low
Ate Truly Cheap Store,
Feb % Main Street.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-12-16

land LADIES' WEEKLY .GAZETTE.
NNHISis il . new pDblicatiois, issued every
N Wednesday. II has been pcommenceJun-
der the most favourable auspices, and, as lis
title, dcsignates, i appropriated particulay
oths Lodies. his devoted 10 the cause If
virtue, to knowledge and amusement. II will
furnish Information on the culture Of plants
flowers, &c. useful receipts agcnerol week
lysummary Of foreign and domestic news,
with rich fund Of choice and selected mis-
eellaneous iiteratase. II is neatly printed on
fine white paper, Expressly for bipding) quar-
to form-eight pages-without advertise
ments, (Which are 10 be inserted on a cover.)
The price is only Two Dollars per snnum,
payable by those in the city, half yearly, and
by all others yearly. in advance.
Among numerous list Of contributors are
the names Of Sslick Osborn, the Boston Bard,
&c. and in order to renJer the work truly
valuable, the Editor will distribute premium,
for original articles, amounting to ODE Hun
dred Dollars.
All communications must be addressed u
Thomas G., Clark. Editor and proprietor, No;
40 Race Street, Philadelphia. - Editors copy
ing this will be furnished with The .4ibun,and
Lodics' TVeekly Gaseife. az an equivalent,
Postmas;ers and others will oe entitled -
every sixth copy they may ordsr.
Philadelphia, Oct. 1926.
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Auct;0n Goods Z!

Jaist receiusd. bought at nt.aaction
SUPER bIqe Saitincts. !6,cer than
~ anysheretofore.
Common mixed DO. some as Ioic as IS
cents per yd. -
Black figured Lasting Vestinss,
Black Cassimeres Usry to,o.
Extra line brown Shirtings.
Super domcstick Glnshalns, Phiiadel-
Phia .Ndn.tuctarc.
Fine aud conimun black WorstedI Hose.
Checks 7-8 yard wide.
Coloured Kid Gloves, nice at Is. per
pair.
Yarn Stockings & &.Mittens rsyy cheap.
A large lot blue and white Cotton
hdkfs, cheaper than any before.
Apply to
N. NJ. & J.R, WHEATON,
Nor. 2s.
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5 n Id Prizes sold BY ]. B. WOOD
"A. under $500 will be cAsHED ON
DEMAND, WITHOUT INTEREST; but al
Prizes OVER that sum, ii demanded be.
fore due. the simpls interest will be
deducted, and II money is scarce, nev
er over double interest, including the
difference Of Exchange on the place,
where the Prizes are payable, and the
Lottery is drawn. CASH for all Pm.
zes sold by J. B. WOOD, can always
be obtained on the above terms, ana
schsn due, rAip at his Office, WITHOUT
LINIxREsT or. difference Of EIchange
Providence. May 6. IT.
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MUTUAL HEARTS


Two mutual hearts are like the rills,
In soIitude when single, ~
That wander from the mournful hills,l
In river stresms to mingle
And then along the fertile vales. :.
Their banks with blossoms painted,
They leave their hillows to the gale,
Untroublsd and untaintsd.
Two mutual hearts are like thestars
That aid each others shining,
When gates Of day ths evening bars,
And roses are declining
And though the long aud lonesome night,
That spreads its pail ofsadness,
They niingls their ETHEREAL light,
To fll the world with gladpsss.
Two mutual hearts are like In flowers,
That twine themselves together,
When morning sends the drenching shower
Or evening comes to withsr:
And when they fall--as fall they must
They viii not, cannot sever.
But sink together to the dust,
Together be forever. s.
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a Aa Court Of Probate holden with
IA in and for The town Of Bristol /, on
the 5tn day Of December. A. ID 1895;
--An instrameatpurporting to be the
last Will and Testament Of
Dect, CALEB MILLER, IS
late Of Bristol, deceased, was prese mt
ed for Probate, Ordered, that the con-
sideration thereof, be referred to a
Court of Probate, to be holden on the
first Monday Of January, A. y. 1877,
at the Hotel.in Bristol, ut 9 O'Clock.
2. N, ;and that notice be given to all
persons interested, by publishing this
order three successive weeks in one
Of the papers printed 10 this State, to
atte nd IT they think fit and be heard
thereon,
wM. REYNOLDS, p. Clerk.
Bristol, Dec. 9.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-12-16

John SALISBURY s
HyONTiNUES to carry on the above
~ BRANCHES Of business. at his old
stand As above, where those who have
work IN. his Line. are desired TO call.
As from the nature Of his business he
cannot always be found at his shn,
any PersUn wishing to employ hir,.
will be waited upon ut their own hous-
~ if they will leave their names iu
writing or otherwise. .f-sSss
He returns his sincere thanks to his
past customers for the very handsome
patronage heretofore bestowed upor
him. and hopes by unremifted atten
ton to his business. to merit q contin'
uance Of favours from them, and from
the public. II
The best of Stock used, in the exc
cution Ofthe work. &
Constantly on hand for sale. gen
eral assortment Of Varnishes. Paints
Oil, Window Glass, Putty, $c. SC.
Orders from town0r country prompt
" attended to and punctually execu
ted. ~ -
April 22,
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-12-16
HAPPINESS,

Mankind, in general. one great end pursue,
And al their deeds have hal -piness in view
Some think to obtain it in the busy court
To seek il, some to rural scenes resort
Others, in gold strive happiness to find
BY travels, some would gain happy mind.
But all these means will fail, nor can impart
"A lasting bliss, or always cheer the heart,
Would you be happy !-seck virtuous wife
A quie. conscience, and quiet life.
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/! H'!|!o''iP!s!E' ]! !!
|x&34eSEp /. |la II

|SW want Which fexcites aii sc
lion, stlmufs(ts hin, 10 acknowledge
the lfiendiy = 6slIs oftustomcrs,tv IT, tpp'
|pIy those wants near home, vlbcre
tileir .monsy syon returns 81 lhcln q
gain, III preference Of 8oi'f6 alar Oh
aud fare nj, better, or worse, az has
been the case, more than u present.
He will engage ~ supply all wants
within his capacity, at tho lowest
prices Vi other places.
lie has for sale al,andsune assors-
lment Of Silver framed SpecsacIcs,
from New YORK; and his own make,
second to mono and glasses to suit
| all frames and all Eyes. Britania
and Blocktin Tea Pots. Pocket
Knives. Scissors. Razovs. Ditto
Straps. Lathcr Brushes. Shaving
Soap. Dittn Glasses. Table and
Tea Spoons. Jewels. Watches and
Watch Seals, Keys, and Chains, ol
Gold and Silver, and compounded
Metal, aud many &c's. appcrtaining'
He insurss his strictest attention IL
repairing WATCHES, his principal
business. -
Those that want SPECTACLES
to see we'll at a distance, and foi
Iclose inspection likewise ,sllo0!d have
d0nblo Glasses. Being preparcd t,l
Manufacture them, he will furnish
them fitted to any that may call, by
taking dimension Of their sight.
An handsome assortment Of FLUTES
land FIFEs, OH hand. Any. other Mu-
sical instrument, TO soften cares, q
mcIiprate the condition Of the ,irtuous
and to make the wicked better, will
he supplied to any. on demand,
/ He will soon have an assortment
Of common SPECTACLES,----a
presen; they are not at lisrolnmand 8
ut an ordinary price.
Octet. M
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9ss@| . = ~ v<Fs slsaP: e =
70. 0tsr5s> =. bite 80
~ ~ 4 \ -. = - -, 4 =. q !. y.
Afo1 sts 81 cen 'Mcset0, &.
LI4tIAE a AsEs black and green
AsToH pslto i1plaek ana xo'eetsa :.
y 6gursd. 7: !. 4, s. ~ sA
NpiA HAyTI1, ,-piack oI lsya flHnttfy. =
BLACK Sill fipKF ,--f : 9 good 80 I.
sorSmsnt an1 feee IRONS xa cents
70 70 cents piece. "a -, ~ ~
SIX Braid Rnd x'2rqs
s. xj.o Silks = tv!sT s'-.ula 81. 6lie,
Win -, sssossmenF =. y ~ eotcu = aud
& ~ ahe e?ef qunt'sy: ~ q b
RisBopsf f-plack mo cot'fed p slfnunt
berg !, Y, \, Is. II.
DITTO LcnJon 'ueit ana watch
BLACK LsvSSTsssss-.ss Siper and
common o. tpd'a anq French = goo&
schotcssss ~
SARcsETs, ,-oiaSk " qa4srent <s0rts vt
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Hardware & Goods.

I'D RASS Andirons. shovcls & tongs,
ND fancy and eemmon bellows, all
Is great variety selected with pscui-
lar care 10 Boston. and d common
supply Of other articles af H.aRnS'
IpdRE'ars just received and for sale
NM&JeR. WHEATON,
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-12-16

zpREkIGo s.
oh I! shera 3 3 dream u early yoath,
,r,. |. 49,, .fl;.,bt - NJ. IA lrrik a.
Ts.t Az ,arcr, fhes bsajp. - :, 4,
A.a -. /. bs1h.,.s AZ shst ser,v dr>r&upo
INA .o,ssx.,. - ,ew -, =
rh.t Z. =, -, .ftsr van ! vSeo.
rs.. ~, A.. !, ~ roe. ~ = 5 b
- = a. s s j 3. :, 4, !.
Oh there Il . dream u mstursr years, !.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-12-16

'ERAsH.--Fifty pieces Crash suita.
~ able for towels, &C.. received per
'ast Wagon, to BE- sold at 4 l.sd
per yard by
N. M. K ]. r. WHEATON
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LUMBER SIC
WILLIAM COLLINS
Offers for sale, atsh his
KWYfBMR TNNMa

u &A<&SU10
| I6JEASONED & Pine Boards.
~ Low priced ditto. large. supply
Pine Timber. all sizes. 81
lSpruce Joist, ditto ditto.
jTlemlock Joist.
North Carolina Cedar Shingles.
Eastern Cedar ditto. lot0 priced:
North River Pine ditto.
North Carolina Cyrus ditto,
Clear sawed Ciapboards.
Sawed Laths.
1000 feet first rate OARS.
I6MW. o. hhds. Slaves with heading
6 M r.. o. ditto from 42to As inches. y
With all other kinds Of Lumber US
uaIiy called for.
IN STORE.
Cut and Wrought Iron Nails. all sizes.
Stone Lime.
Tar. Turpentine. Rosin,
Molasses by the HossheaJ,
A few barrels and bags Of Coffee,
II ALSO,
n general assortment Of
OtnrfttfB,
.aTREIAIL.
July 10,
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-12-16

. w. I.
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- III 4: =. g
- /. Z.
- ~ p - "a ~ z
N nd n K u
VI 4 = = 4 !. 4, N - . q. y &.
n, n "a q "A
' q \ r. 4 y u - a. 7; IN m
q 4. y "
~ zees Z
b4 4UxeAi3$L. t5OOD5 Fsscpe'
u ~ An sNs eqsep oe< ~ pysS0F,
lehie ep4 eDer ~ age % oester {frws
tbeh any AerregI9r y
AnoxS TErH Are !
huAuSLOAuSs-mty P!ssss
1DeomPflelng % exfeee've sssost-
ment u real sppcrnoe' m'nnssng' -: ccm'
mon antts3w Prise pi iuess spsscN, ossss| ~
Drab and Mixed. which were iesa i,. iu|
at such prices os VIII warrA sc'"n
| them rery cheap.
QUEENS CLOTH,--rea' su per ana no
middling blues andFmlxtures 'or
Ladies Coats: . !,
PELlsSE CLviHSr--biue' black a"a
Alaxar,ne blues. !.
CAsSlMEkES,- IN mixtures : s'es.
variety including the latest prevail
ing shades. blues, some o eH'l.
quality, with great assortment
down 10 = ao'o price 'os -:
v,,S.,.lNt. isiasnS cnu o,auss . MN yoo. /.
Io ns,,..'r satin
O"i,s % s~ansdcwn l;oh, and dark
c.ncv hlscI 6vured SIX. making in
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sAT,rINErs--fartv meces blue.
drah b,;,back and co,nnon mix
$3.50 .,sr,, .bec, Iec;n,.iny at so
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pIeAiNs-blue and miysd. for pad
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CASsINE1vrS :--drab and mixtures.
ROsE RI.aNKETS -7-4. Cd. s9.4.
lf).4 and ia sizes. boaeht lover
than aver before.
Seamen's Caps. Con,forters.
RtM,KlNt;S S-creen and olive.
n. .ANNELS red. white black green
and xslIuw 4, extreme cheap rates;
nr,ce commencinr at Is. Der yard.
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DIV. Dn1. .'' ..is:.s ~ $500
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