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Selling Off CbeaD.
March -.

I'HE Subscriber beng DESTROYS of disposne of his
entire stock of BOOKS and STATIONARY of
ers It, or any part OF IT. 10 the public such reduced
prices as he thinks cannot tail to give satisfaction
The stock Consists of general assortment Greek
Lain, Spanish, French and Englisl School Books.
Different works Mathematics, AtitiImctic History,
Biography law, Medicine aud Miscellaneous Lite
raiuTe.
great quantity of low priced and superior letter
and tooiscap PAPER, and other articles of Stationary
Bibles Testamenis Prayer Books, lynn Books, and
variety Of Religious Publications.
Globes, Mathematical Instruments, Thcrmurncters.
small Microscopes, Maps 4 Aliases.
S"parior and common Fio!ns Bridges, Pegs, Si,inss
ana Bows Flutes, Flies Kent Bugles, Caroncits Music
and blank Music Books
a large stock of BLANK BOOKS, suitable for Msr-
| chants County Court Clerks aud other purposes.
lie viii Continue to make, order, any Book or Books
Of the best materials aud in superior style lined and
ruled /" any pattern either with without patent backs
Z Old Books Rebound and Binding carried on in al,
its branches.
WM. II. FITZWHYLSONN.
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WARD ELECTION.

EHNHE election of Common CounciImen, the several
q Wards, VIII BE- held the first WedneSiay .4pril
mG7 viz: In Jefferson Ward Mol, Armstrong; Tavern
III Madison Ward No ., the Eagle HOTEL md in Monroe
Ward No. g. the Shockoe Hill Tavern. open
in each Ward, ten o'clock a. NJ. The reeheidcrs Of
ois within the said city whether improved not aud
whether such sehUddrs reside therein not, the
huskcGpers in bitants the said city, shall a
resided therein any time for the space Of three months
ntermis,iom II months, and possess in
fer right within the movcabo and BILE
pf"ty the value OF hundred pounds, entitled
to vote. W. D. WREN, SeTgi G. Il.
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HIDES, LEATHER. &c

ANDD Spanish Hides. various qualities,
Richmond slaughtered hides and calf skins sailed,
1900 sides sua Leather, comprising all qualities both
oak and hemlock tanned, from the very best
Philadelphia boot leather to the most inferior
by the quantity part of side,
80 dozen best Philadelphi and other calf skins,
Sea skins, boot and ladies' morocco skins,
Wax leather grain leather, kip sns lining skins &c.
Black and yellow buckskns, binding in rolls & SKINS
Shoe thread, ami iine OF all descriptions,
Boot cord and webb, black varns and shoe backing
Boottees and lasts and all kinds of shoemaker IS tools,
goo sides ssrting and harness leather,
so do black and fair bride do
10 dozan best hog skins, 5 dozen saddle trees,
80 do English and American sheep SKINS
Worsted and cotton girth webb, strainipg webb cut
tacks, Sc.
Bufaloe leopard, bear and hair seal skins,
Bag, chaise and japanned hides,
oach<nakers and hatters morocco skins of all kinds
Coach springs and steps, plated handles and bands,
Coach lace fringe, tassals, &c.
Floor cloth carpetiDg and moss,
White and black wool tanners oil
Curriers' tools of all kinds,
EiGhnund made plantation shoes,
For sale by WM. CRANE.
March 81 OF
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PROSPECTUS.
'or p"6lsh"s, in Lccisb,vy, (pa.) .Nt,espaper 10
he NnkkiCG
THE EXPOSITOR.
Bl- i. BOYER C.4Lt,ELI,.

Bl i. BOYER C.1LHELL.
1 submitting tins prospectus to the pubic, candor
requires that they should be- appraised of the aner
III winch the paper will be conducted, and the POLITICAL
P',nc'fles 10 be supported and maintained.
onslruct to persuade, and to please, is q primary
ues'Sn. 10 be useful IS not the least important con-
soeration, and while endeavor TO effect the latter
ooect' no re'ssness in attention shall occur in cur eff
'of's 10 accomplish the former All intelligence i'm
portant IN us character either foreign or domestic will
DC carefully and faithfully presented TO the public and
WIN view To entertain the best selections shall be
made from the reputable and admired periodical works
OF America and Europe. W i'll, sincere wish to
preserve the harmony and happiness OF society," no aid
"hi ne gwen TO disturb the serenity of Domestic tran
q"'ity Avoiding all controversies of private CONCERN
every communicable will be discarded that NAV tend
10 excite individual rancour aud personal aninosity
A"e Heaious-the severe passions and prejudiCes OF
seclar'ans cannot be entertained; and those who WELD
" weapons OF religions controversy cannot from
cei'e assistance The dignity aud harmony of lhe
press require this unequiyocal decision Whilst the res
pect TO MS purity demands that the decision be rrcyo
eao!e. The political sentiments of the contemplated
paper, VIII be those founded on the republican pri,ic-
PICS Oh Inc american revolution, supported by VIRGIN.
ian doctrines With firm reliance on the nuritv NJ
or motives, we will explain and exp9und those princi-
pies of the governments Of the Union as advocated
oy the fathers OF the Church in the 7eriious period
or $50 aud 80. To iiiuse them is Chief end and f.,
oppose by fair and candid investigation those bc,sses
winch 'n5Idnously, through self interest and ambition
nave crep INTO airirs inilct deem wound upon
'e nights OF States, ultimately inguph ,hen into
corrupt consolidation Unnilucnced by Gayour re-
gatiess of men, their doctrines ard PRINCIPLES will he
either supported or opposed. The press which We
linus attempt 10 conduct, will no, be prosti,uted by
AIDING the ery zeal of Infatuated actions but will be
made To subserve the welfare OF our country and The
freedom and security of the people
me paper VIII be Issued ence week printed on ar
iulperial sheet, the size OF the Constitutional Wing a.
- VI per annum-one half payable in six months
/ Inc Iesidne at the end OF The year.
! Marcel, 80.
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BY PLEASAMTS s. SMITH

~ The CONSTITUTIONAL WHO is pN5iishsd friee n
'ess (Iesanys s'st FridnYs) fire dollars per a,t,
payttbie in adUuncc.
W PrenioHsto" discontauance Of the paper, all ar
rcar"se' mast he pad "p .4d those rio may IRISH to
Affty days dote HE period erpires for ,ric they sJ
for rtreriiFing75 cents square Cor iess) for he
of! nssrttoa and 80 cents far EACH CONFERENCE.-The
h"o0er Of Insertions be noted The MS. oe7csse
ttey aou be continued and charged acccrt;iygiy.
IL al letters 10 the Editors anustLe post-yuid or sy
T0i rsceiue attention.
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'rustees' Sale,
Feb. IS

s9 virtue Of deed OF trust executed by Reuben
Otey 10 Tie subscribers, bearing date the 3lst day
OF March 1895 and record in the Office of the clerk
oi Soocand county court for the purpose of securing
me payment OF tain monies therein mentioned we
sa!i proceed 10 sell at public auction for ready money
al 1oochiaid Courthouse, the l day of prii next
an undivided moiely OF Prac; of Land lining by
estimate 10 acres, lying i'll tie county of Goochiand
near the river road about g miles from Richmond and
adjoining the lands Of Richard Sampson aud Richard
!iarrs, SEN which said land tie said Utley derived
from his late father Josiah Ut!ev Tie title to he con
veyed vii nc such only derive by virtue of tie
said trust deed.
". D: TAYLOR, }r.,-,.
JOHN S. FLEMING, trustees
March 81, 1927. volt
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COLOMBIA


The following interesting lettar respecting the pol
ticai condition of the Colombian Republic is copicd
from tic New York EGGuirer:--
LAGUtRA, l4th Feb. 1897.
Since the arrival of Bolivar this department. the
political face of things have greatly changed. Civil
co;nnnoon has ceased and private feelings appear 10
Aavs been surrendered for the public good
However, | cannot believe the professions of some
OF the actors ia the internal connections can in
every respect be relied upon. The materials are zoo
u'scodant to be so easily aiia so readily qnitcGau
and not of the promoters of tho recent disasiac-
tons but have been noticed by promotion or other
wiss b. the ihberator The financial department OF
this country dep!orable state, arising NOT so
much rcn want Of channels to raise funds. but more
from the demoIasn2 character of those who eupein-
tend tbeip Bolivar and the cabinet engaged ,a6tE
h,Ve been for time that subject. There are
TOO many parasites around the l5eatOr, natives and
oIeiGners men whose views bounded hy interest,
aud who arc disposed 10 take every advantage from the
distressed State OF things to make money and ho do
not care pin for tue country lis 20, eminent.
The present times vii! IL all others test the talents
Of Colombia. The fiscal department of Government
Is at all times the most dilicu but in this approxi-
mating its first elements, inter nal reace threat
ened, external war not subduod, credit abroad much
shaken, the country, ii at ALL scarcely able 10 bear
taxation, rs CustUin5 C0rTupty managed; requires
such force OF genius capacity and labor To rcsusci-
tate II, that | fear united rot 10 be found in Co
ombia. Much is TO be hoped from Mendoza 10 uriu.!
with Bolivar
The reception of Bolivar here on The 20M January
last was spiendad On tHc next day dinner was given
hm, but unfortunately hut little order was observed
Bolivar occupied the head, with Faez on his left and
CaraboEo his left, 'aii FROM accident | thinkA
sylvia Oh Pac"s left, and the agents of foreign rov-
7rnEnenis pretty mnch thoy could find seats--tl.c
Consul of the United States the LEFT OF Carabono--
I Gen. Barnudez did not attend. No set or regular
oas!s drunk. Capt. G, Of British brig of
war drank success 10 attempt upon Puerto Rico
and Cuba by the COlon,haua arms. could not swallow
M Of IT, Bolivar paid handsome compliment 10 the
British nation-none to the United States. fIo sat
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-04-03
Executors Sale.

SHALL offer for Sale TO the highest bidder, Thurs
= day the 10Th day of month, (Apri0 at Poxhatan
Court House. G being Powhatan Court ny) fair other
wise the fair day. between 90 and 25 Negroes belong
Zig TO the Estate of the late late Edmund Harriso dec
CONSISTING of 0ien, Women, Boys aud Girls among
There are some as find Crop Hands any in Virginia
Terms Bond with approved security will be required,
payable tho lst day of January (l32S)
rest an the date, unit! paid interest to be rcmittei
ii tile principal be punctually paid.
NATHANIEL HARRISON, Ex'or. of
EDMUND HARRISON, decd.
Amelia, 9Th Marcia, 1922. 1o,.
- consent to the sale of the above Negroes, upon the
Tfhcyr EDWARD cox
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James River Land for Sale.

? virtue Of Decd of Trust, executed by the late
~ Isaac '" Peasants, ESD. bearing date the goth
day of ovcmber 1921 and recorded the Clerks Office
ct the county Court of GoOChand shal proceed sell
to the highest ber GoOc.L1nd Cont House, on We'd
neSay the 10Th day April the of land in said
Deed mentioned, lying Beaver dam cleck, aud near
James river containing three hundred eighty
ninety acres Of which prime low groUnds.--The i'm
provemeHts are valuable.
he terms OF silc will require to DC poi in ca n the sum
Of two thousand and three hundred dollars, with interest
from the 18th day Of November, 1921, duc Robert W
Picasanis, and secured by the DEED aforesaid aud also
the cXpenccs OF carrying this into execution, and the
balance ofthc purchase money be paid in aud
ycars-Ttc sale will be made subject the dover right
Of Mrs Pcnsarts, tie widow and rlic oG the said Isaac
W. PIeasants-and also to debt, the Of which
not known, but supposed to be bctwcCu four and hun
dred COLLARS, and which secured by lien upon
oresad tract Of Land, % date pryor this The tus-
acting assuch will such title only, vest
cd in them by the Deed OF Trust above mentioned.
THE TRUSTEES.
C,oocbiar3 Corr.r N7ayr,, o 1907
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SPRING GOODS

SUBSCRIBERS nave received by the regular packets
4 Petersburg, Eclipse and Planet from Nev VIZ ~ !
schooner Richmond from Philadelphia and are nov, omen
ing, large and well selected assortment of fresh
sFklNG GOODS.-Country Merchants and others visit,
ing this mar et respectfully invited to call hsir nc
suen mat their assortment OF Staple aud Fancy Drv Goods
VIII be found "A, all times equatn any in Virginia. and that
vance for cas, only. "
KYLE s. CAPERToN, Sycamore st.
PETERSBURG, Va.
Constantly on Hand,
BoiTTNG CLoTHs of the mast aupruvcd manufactures
BRUSSELS Y lNGRAIN CARpErIsGs ha n,ison,e STYLE
HAVANA CIGARS, in lie, Ia, and IL boxes.
Feb 27 M
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ComnnsSionfrs OGirc, Rictmoad M0rci, 10, 1927.
he parties interested will Leasc take notice, that I
have appointed iIc 30th day Of April commence
the duty prescribed in the foregoing order of court
which days o'clock a NJ they required attend
at my ofe ~ this city, with Office copies the necessary
court papers aHd such docscp auI cyiIcuc they ma
deem material HILARY UAKER NJ G.
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FIRGIAT.l:

superior Of cancery holden at the captuI in
the city Of Richmond the 2d day ri March, 1897:
Robert Anderson, admr of Alex. McCauey, decd, p!t
against
Turner Christin OF William E. Christian acel
Thomas Griffin, John g. BalIew and Elizabeth y. his
wife, Thomas boswell and Susanna y. his wife, Samuel
Christian, executor OF Martha Christian, deceased,
Frances Christian, Reuben Palmer and Ma ifc
William Christian, John D. Christian &; Turner Chris
tan, jr. dts.
This this day 10 be further beard on
the papers formerly read and tho report Of the commits
sonsr nahe in pursuance Of the order OF the 7 day
January, 1925: consideration Whereof aud the aft
d'vit of the defendant Turner Christian OF the 10Th Janu-
aTy last, the doth rccommii the said report TO the
rUnGm soper who made it, for him reconsider report
fereupon, after due notice parties purpose
copy. Tesie, WEI. W. HENlNG, c. c.
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Kyle s. CAPERToN, svca,no,e g,
Copartnership in New-York

VIE subscribers have associated themselves for the
a pursuance of a General Dry Goods Business in
"e Guy OF New York, and have taken the comnodio,s
nev store No. IL Pearl street where ,b.v ~ in conc
heu business under the fGm of AMEs, STEELE & Co.
good assort.er OF British, F,ench India and Ameri-
can Goods VIII always he offered, some ADVANTAGES
may perhaps, be presented Virgnans from our expe,i-
euce iii The business of that state.
FLEMING JAMES
JOS. SHEPPARD JAMES,
JONATHAN d. STEELE.
New York, February 1, 1927 ~
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COMPREHENSIVE.

BALDWIN & IVES having connected themselves
so with II. l.. KENT, the business will i'll future
be conducted in Richmond under the firm of BAL pw1,;
Ives, 81 Co. and continued in New York under the
name of Baldwin & IVES.
MICAH BALDWIN.
GEORGE IVES
HORACE l.. KENT.
March -. IF
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GFOMMiTTED 10 the Jail Of Rockingham County,
~ Virginia, Runaway, on tire eighth day Of No
yemhcr last past neg,o man named CHARLES. lie is
about SIS years OF feet inches high very black
with large hisscrs bis lost hrs under teeth, aud is
bad-hcadcd; bis rornng consisted Of wool hat,
ren shirt, dab round JACKET drab and one
striped pair OF pautaocre, and shocs much worm The
Is requested forward prove property and
take INV aav, Ga v e dealt with the law directs.
PETER IR!CK, Tailor
~ Erni5. Tram County,
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The following interesting leor respecting the poli.-
ticai condition OF The Colombian Republic, is copied
from tic New York EaGuiret:-
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Jan u
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A Valuable Plantation for Sale.

I OFFER for sale my Plantation Beaveriam Creek,
the county of Goochlant within miles of the Court
house, miles from the James River Canal, and 81 miles
from Richmond; aiming about 500 acres-about fifth
part of which is low grounds of superior quality, we'll
reclaimed and cultivated in wheat and tobacco and
che high md inferior any in the neghbourhood-
aoout fifth part of the is uucleaed affnrding
sufficient supply of timber for all plantation purposes and
IS fine tobacco land-and the whole plantation remarka-
bly, we'll watered, having several little constan; running
Tie improvements all and of superior ORDER the
dwelling is large story house, elegantly finished, with
six fe-paces; kitchen, laundry smoke house, &c.
rodious barn aud ,hreshing machine, large tobacco
muses., courthouse, stable oversecr house, &C.. there is
Il good wall in yard aifording abundant supply of
excellent water throug hot the year, and several never
failing springs the The situation is remarkably
healthy and may be justly estimated as desirable any
in this section of country. The terms may be made
sually accommodating third of the purchase would
a received in land negroes. other propery, and for the
balance, arrangement be made To suit the
nsnce of the purchaser For further particulars apply
sam Dunn OF Richmond, VIM. D. Taylor at Guochlahd
Court-house, or the subscriber the premises.
GEO. VASHON.
or
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FOR LONDON.
James River l.aad Or Sale.

sN Thursday, the fftecn,h of September next, win
oe ohefed or sale, to tie hishes, bidder Samuel
ttiXcS iaVcrn, u; tho town Of Curicrsyc, Il valuable
tract OF Land, belonging the of the late oeph
Darlington, III the county of Cumberland, FIVE miles from
'e Town o' Carers"ii!e and fifty from Richmond living
on James and Willisses Rivers contains n f h,.5
anu 'h"ty acres forty Of which first rate river low
si"ns' the nigh land is equal ANY in the neighbour
o"' >" '"se porto" o which is heavily timbered, and
"e""'y Wcli waeied; tie soil is ell adapted to the
culture 81 corn, wheat and tobacco. The houses re suit
aoie 'of 'e accommodation Of small family and the
preservation oil the crops. Those wishing view the
property will apply to William T. Carriurtnn q, tho nrs
ihScs. cfe"it OF one, two three years, will he al
'owed the purchaser giving bond with approved pc ysoal
security, aid Il lien on the property to pur-
c'HSe money lhe right make any cha urc
mat may he deemed advisable parties ON the av
OF safe The title considered uriouhcd hu, shall
convey only such as Is vested in Executor.
BENJAMIN CARRIN GTON, Ex'or
Cunlherland, Aug,st |, 1927. WI,
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NEW GOODS.
.'mne 2G

E,S & Z. JAMES &C. Co Market Bridge have received
E (cic6y Ivy the last arrivals from New York, Boston
and Philadelphia the following DRY GOODS:
case super blue and black cloths, cheap
do 7-8 and Al grass bleach IIish linens
DO A s7a 6!cucied German shifting linen, superior
criticize
do Cd Irish slIHeiiug
do Sd long lawns
do 81 birds' eye and 3.i Irish diaper
30 rs superior MerrimaCk PRINTS
do 3 4 rich PLAID prints
do aud garment dmitY
do Lgghorn Bolivar hats cheap
do best silk umbrellas and double florence paraSols
! do "Cl0rk's" SPOOL sewing cotton, oil numbers
do containing good assortment of shell tuck, long
bent, neck and deep teeth side combs-[a among
the tuck, are some OF vcry large s,=c)
Heavy black Italian utesiring
20 eros 20 Maps, of almost every color, PLAIN aud
watcrcd
Black Italian grapes, jroad scirnge
Green, white, blue, straw and pax Eorcucvs
Superior black French forcDces
t. . and Il black modes
Black white, pink, brown and straw satiirs
rs and 81 plain bobbinet ,t,,
Rich bobbiucl wells "s"P
Ilrs. Cantelo's corsetls, Nos.2, aud )
8 bales Sd brown shirtitgs
} do j. $ and Cd brown s1cctiag
10 Cd plaid domestic
do = and IA superior indigo pail domestic
5 DO 20 Dorchester ticking
do IA Walpoc do fine quality
10 and Cd indigo apron chrc,s
d. = and Cd do furniture checks
:. DO British oznabursg,
which added the stock previously O., hand renter,
fl9ir assortment unusually good. au- -
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iIRGLNY.4:

CiNTIlNI.9:
- rules holden in the clerks Office OF tic snrrrio court
OF chanscry for the Richmond district the 9th day Of
August 1927:
Eohert b. Gi'son aid Amcy \. r. his wifi, PNs.
against
Abraham Unchctl. surviving admir- dc bonis non Of
William Bell, decd, Peter T. Gric-, adm'or Of john
Hort decd, who another adn,or dc bnuis non of
said William Bell decd, Rlcharn Epycs sheriff and
adnI'or De lonis Of Grandson Bael,y, decd. and
in his right Archer Robinson, adia'or Of Nathan
towlkcs, decd, Williamson D;ckinson adn,'or Of No
ton Dickinson, decd, who executor of Grandson
Bagley, decd, rahan Fovytcs, executor of GABRIEL
FowIEcs, decd, Henry N. Watkins, acting ex'rr Of
lnr. H. Fcnah!c, deed, Joseph y. Ingram William
ho1uson, bczekiah u. Anderson, John EarGawav
ana W M l. Dupuy, c2iors Of James Hardawav dec d.
VINO was admor Of Elizabeth T.. n. I!ardayvav f,r-
merry Beil, John Z. Bell, Tvrcc c. Bacon. sheriff aud
adm'or Of Francis Spain, Richard r. Fell aud lii,
7. Newman, deed. and chr or 49,, J
OF Francis fitzgerald, dec IL, vim was former ad,or
OF John = Newman, deed, Pulaski g. BeU WIN
Moore john Williamson, ISIam Perdue, Elizabeth L.
EeTma7' ElVIfa Newman and Phoebe I. Newman nd
william Jones, eXor adm or Of William Jones fIIA
DECD, late OF the State Of AIub1nli, DHs
The defendants William Tones ard Pulaski r. Poll
rot having entered their appearance aud given eccur
according ~ she Of assembly and the rules IF is
court, ard 1t appearing by satisfactory evidence that
they are not Inhabitants of this country; /, ordered
mat The I'D defendants do appear here on the ,s, da,
OF TIC next term aud answer the original and amended
5s 81 INC plaintiffs; and that cory Of th. order he
!"TW"ith inserted IN some newspaper published in the
CITY ~ RIcbwuHd, for months e,lccrssivcy and cos
tod At the front dor Of TIE rarito IN the said civ
. = cc?s. Tes,l N.". ~, HENINC Z G.
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New and Seasonable Goods.
May Is

"a ALL Il MOORE have just received by the Schr.
IL 4 Fly from New York the following desirable Goods:
beautiful assortment Of lace goods, consisting
caps, cloaks. pcerines, half hdfs.
Thread lace edgings and nsertings,
Ginghams, Gillian Stripes striped and plain Atiis:c
Silk and worscd bereges, &c. &c.
Superior ca.icoes, cambria, acOnet and null mt!.T:s
Plain and figured Swiss and book musiins
English and French Silk Hosiery, good assortment,
Mems and women's cotton and thread hosiery, do.
Black Italian LGtestIings, Gro de Z; aples and
French Frorences, very superior,
English and French Black Bomaazcs Of very superior
quality and colour,
Black satnS, satin lcvantines and
Black silk camb!et, heavy and good,
Black rankin and Canton Grapes, superior
Black aud white figured silks and Bareges
Thread, BROW cambria and heSkin gloves
Long white Kid and hoIseSkIn gloves, superiSr
Very superior yellow and white nankeens
Morocco rtcues ofuclv aud handsome patterns
4 large and beautiful assortment of
and A Irish Linens i and 6-i Sheetir.s
Sd and 10 table diapers, also diaper, and ucna
back towcngs, fancy silk and bcrege hdAfs.
Shell tuck side and curl coabs, dressing combs.
in addition the above they have, and always ecp on
hand assortment Of Dry Goods aud
ing fresh supplies by every packet fToni New York.
June 90.