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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-02

anil all diseases of the breast anu lungs 'eauhS W
CONSUMPTION. The following certificate JUST received
from highly respectable gentleman VIII SHOW Its
valuc:-
/ samuel Moore do hereby certify that forupwards
of vsarI WAS severely afflicted with a pain in my
breast accompanied with avery bad coash aud short
ne,, OF breath and every Indication Tin the opinion of
a oty,cisn) of approachiaS consumption After
pas.inr through course or ne 4icne and hndinY no
rlief was Induced to make trial OF Buffers Vege
table Indian Specific, and the use oi one ana Ia"
bottle completely restored NE 10 ea'''' ana nave
Trhe celebrated Dr. Cnilen has ta'Shs Us that ''our
inst attention should be employed in Watching the aP
proach of the d ease - PREY enng It's proceeding 10 an
able state aud in persons OF aconsunPti'e nab
it. especially those born oi eonoump'Se parents the
sill htest symptoms OF aR approaching eohs""pn'" Al
the of lite ous mt careiiy To De at
tendedto-' -
The specific is obtained by extraction ftona herbs
roots, flowers, plants &C wnsn Peiee"on In tOnse
9uence of happy Combination OF '"e most vap'ap,e
herbs. sc it becomes balsam OF superior 'aioe II
heals the inbred parts opens the pores and ctmP"Ses
the disturbed ne, yes after the manner OF an annodyne
the obstruction OF the chest aId the lungs
whic constitute the disease particularly need It's USE
II potor ,on, which Is so constantly cali
ed for and viii S. it cleanses and heals, also gives
to the tendculuugs In this mahnei removes
the teVer improve, digestion gives strength To
the nerves repairs the appetite and improves the spi
rits rais specific nay always be gwen III saety--his
m;IJ to the taste and found particularly use
full in ypeeondical nervous ana hVsteieA diseases.
Each bill Of directions contains detailed account OF
tb;s disease IN all its different stages, and will be
oo,,and with the Signature Of the Proprietor in red
ink. Soldb co,
,,,vo F,lirfar-streei, alexandria,.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-02
FOX Reut.

kzUA 4 comfortable and convenient
SEs That zee story dwelling at the corner of
Me- III King and Columbus streets; at present
taaHain the occupancy Of the Rev. Mr.. Jack
,on Possession givenn second week fMay next
MARY DENEALE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-02

Now Landing and for Sale
From sc,r Potomac from Boston.
500 Drums OF fresh pulled Smyrna &
't Is From schr Erie
$50 boxes soap and candles .--
Is bags green coffee
From slcps Express and Trimmer,
rs casks cut nails
.l35 barrels refined sugar
As boxes do do Of very superior qualit,
refined without the use Of blood
From setr OyozpuaJo
= 10 tons Of St. Petersburgh hemp 5-.
nov 90 A. C. C.fZENOVE & Co
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-02
TO Nent,

scs The store lately occupied by John Dunlap as
.!! dry good store, on King street, next door to
Mr.. L. Beeler's, and possession given imme diate'!
Inquire of ID. G. PRErTYMAN, Coach maker.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-02
For Rent,

s. The brick Store lately occupied by
:; i: S: i; ST:
40 "a A. L KENNEDY.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-02
CAUTION 70 PURCHASERS.

This medicine had been used for more tbN years
before effort made t initiate it; but the great
demand for it, and its wonderful success have Undue ed
great number persons to initiate It in various ways
upwards Of fifty different mixtures have been got
up in imitation of it, which is convincing proof Of
its being medicine of grea, value. Some selling
sarsapariiIa and other syrups, imposing them the
ignorant for the Panacea Others are mixing the genu
inc medicine with moasses Sc, making three bottles
out of one; thus retaining Of its virtues: others
using the genuine Panacea in their bottles to per-
form cures, tn obsin certificates to give their
reputation, &c. Some have even resorted to perjury
to deceive the public. These limitations and aduIters
lions have. in man, Instances, protracted the suffer
ngs of patients, diseases where the genuine Swaim's
Panscea would have proved instantly ef6cacious.
therefore deem it duty owe the public to assure
them, that the composition of my Panacea is not
known was it communicated TO any other per-
in any way whatever; and consequently, that all
other mixtures represented to be nine, fraudulent
impositions ." "' sWM. SWAIN.
Sold by every respectable Druggist in the Union.
sale NV
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-02

= Cy'U1FON
The prop, rotor OF the Csthocon has recently rscev
ed letters from abroad stating that the old bottles Ehch
contained The CGthoEcoa, are, IN some instances, sd
rcih spuriou, m,zfures, and sold as genuine,
To secrre tive public against corinferfns the Catho-
icon has smallabe covering the cork of each bottle,
beautifully executed by the geomefie lathe with the
words GENUINE WV 20 TER, engraved thereon;
and tho cork cannot he drawn without iniring this
label the medicine III be kno wn to be genuine, when
il is not torn or othcrv ise deiaced
Purchasers must beuaye cfimpositon.
The above unsuitable medicine may be constantly
had or
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-02
Limitation ENGLISH Cheese.

WE have Just rece;veda few hundred pounds OF
w the above article from the maker, which is con.
sidered equal to the best imported English and Will
be sold far less than half the price.
inn LINDSAY, WILL & Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-02
70 Rent,
To Rent.

- A comfortable and convenient House
HE-EN Nh Watcrstrcet, nearly opposite Major Nun.
aaasa casters Also, small House near Mrs Eliza
49, I. Hooe's.
JOSIAH Fl. DAVIS,
.;r.,act oil lime for sale nov Is
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-02

MUSEUM
0,.n Daily frem to 10 A. NJ. and from 5to P. NJ.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-02
ConsNmptions, Coughs, sc.

DUTI.ER'S VEGETABLE t,
ID INDIAN SPECIFIC, for
the cure OF colds, coughs, con:
| ,umptions, splitting of blood,
isihmas, and all disorders OF
1.-THE breast and lungs. The
II Vegetable Indian Specific has
I stood the test Of experience,
ami proved itself the mostva.
iuable remedy ever discover
ed for the cure of Asthma,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-22

prospects ot tho court materially depend; one
who can dash the hopes, and thwart the pur-
poses of each individual in it, with impunity,
ard that perhaps for life. say again, human
nature is not TO be trusted 10 such an odds.
Still more should dislike to have such an
officer for my accuser: i'm such case he will
probably appoint the court i'm all its parts;
will have to give his signature TO their deci-
sion, and perhaps inflict the penalty. Ought
all this TO BET or is IT a necessary evil, IN the
system of Navy regulations! have touch
cd on the subject undesignedly; but L will eX-
tend my remarks to courts martial in general
in the Navy. Their number has often pro-
duced an cutlery in our public papers, ard
with complaints that our best officess are
dragged forward, to have their feelings woun-
ded, if not to the injury of their names. The
question is often asked, where is the origin of
this evil! 1t may be answered, partly, doubt
less, In the very nature of the profession.-
An officers character must stand pure, or
II is of little worth. When Instructions are
thrown out against it, they can often be wi
lped OIL only by a court martial, and it is Il
natural resort But the case is often different:
sometimes they arise from private enmities;
much more frequently from errors of iudg-
ment or action, that require public censures
from superior. To one, however who looks
on, and sees with what vast sacrifice OF
'Ipeace, II not OF character, such matters are
conducted, the advice seems OF the first con
Isequence-avoid, most strennously, the cuu-
ses,of courts martial If were n regular
officer, such would be my course 1t is true,
if he is greatly wronged in the decision, he
may console himself with the Just sympathies
OF his fellows; but he will soon find that even
sympathy Is an evil i'll the Navy; and that
the officer who receives 1t is lowered, by that
very fact, from the proper dignity Of his sta
ton. He will, at best come outwith repair
ed character, never as valuable as Il whole
one. repeat, | should, under the most ia
vorable circumstances, greatly dread enga-
gng in a court martial, and carefully avoid
ut, TO BE CONTINUED.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-22

Th., ...,, ~, Az, TouLoN, MAY I8.
Naverino on the 10th inst. and return =, To,,a
concert measures with Admiral DO Riynv ,aia,;s'
the matter of Algiers. s' 'e"'i'e .
There are now the stocks i'm the nor, r,,,
three chips OF the line three frip atos w. oi
brig and two schooners. '''es
WALLAcHtA.--Eion,t The Frontiers Mn,
Nearly the whole force of the Count Pahlen + ~,
before Siiisrla, and tue place win soon be nyos,o
on al sides by 10000 men. Ii is, therefore almo.
certain that If will be taken Tho operations of th
campaign depend in great measure the fate O.
that place. On the Goth of last month n canoonndd
was heard IN the direction of Giurreyo and tv,l
hundred wounded have arrived ut the hospitals n.
bucharest; but tho particulars Of the action are po,
Known. Inc officers ct the army who have the,
wives WIN them are directed to send them back aut
every ofhcer Is ordered to provide bimsclf with (,
hderesdc to carry provisions for three days.
Pans, May 90.
lowing details: 1.-The action at Czerndwoda seems =,
have becu very DISASTROUS to the Russians who arc
said to have lost several Generals and some tbous
ands OF men, besides their military chest and pie.
cCSf OF cannon. One account says TINT they lost 40
pieces OF cannon. The loss of the Turks also wn,
very great. The latter were commanded by Ach-
mot Pacha."
'rie Tsaes Gdseue of the 9th April. contains the
following adcle: "Achmet Pacha, as we learn from,
the accounts of his fight, stopped with the reuIaine.
of his scattered army till the 10Th (22dl of March ON
kts side OF the Adshur mountains but returned be-
y"nd them on that day. The auxiliary troops which
were to Join him, have stopped Ardannish. The
military preparations of the Turks continue and eye
ny thing indicates that they intend to oppose large
force to us in the ensuing campaign. The victory
goinedby Major General lIesse, III the province oi
Ghuria has made extremely favourable impression
on the inhabitants and the present conduct of these
,pooplc is worthy the greatest praise A short time
ago some of thesr Princes brought 70 the Russian A.
thorities sealed inammatory letters, which they Ina,
received from the Princess Sophia, their late Renen
now residing IN Turkey but which they did not omen
On the frontier the Natagaans, remembering their
onth, gave notice of the intention of some predatory
hordes to make an incnrsion into territory This
7 cny.''
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-22
INTERESTING FROM COLOMBIA

The orig Athenian at New York bringa =, ,I,
editors oil the DAILY Advertiser Carthagena parel :
To the &"th June Captain Sullivan of the Atbcnian
reports that hoSti!itics had re commenced bntvcc,
C"onoia and Peru, hut owing 10 the warm season
the war was NOT prosecuted with much vigor Boil
var vas at 'Suito ana expected at Bogotai all Iune
Schltlous papers were picked up in tho streets of
B"gota, calling upon the sodiers to revolt On tho
I5ih June, $50 troops sailed from Cartbaoeno TO-
tnngrcS' lor The purpose of crossing the Isthmus
OF Iarien, to defend Panama against nm exnoctcJ
attack from the Pcruvians on the Ist-Tbc CoIo,
blan irlgate CUndlnnmarca, sailed for Porto Cobcno
n"VlIg ON board Zen. Santander, close prsoner In
DC cohnhGd at the fortress at Cabeo, under CHARGE
OF Fch. facI. On the 2Sih. new tariff wos mil
public, which had bccn issued by Bolivar NJ Oni,o
The French commissioner De Bresson md Tho hi
"i MSntoccto, were AT Bogota, eniircnng that pnre
WIN theF presence waiting the arrival of the ib-
lIr"ns'uicd for NE .Nt,- York Daii9 .49re,t;,er7
nc latest news from tie armies was BROUGHT bv
me fosola mail which left there ON he 9Th of June.
Hen' Flores occupied Somborodon. after bovn,,
peno'n dctachncnt of 200 men, by which IL wa =
oeIended leaving 40 the field: and Gen IlIinor,,
occupied the Daule. Flores position commando -
communication with the interior, and confines the
,"o"y 10 what they occupy. Guachapepe I,nmpr
had embarked al Paiia, on the 16tb ~ Anil Co.
1uayaPuII with 1900 troops, and 900 horses an
winch account orders have been given for the whole
""y VI me south TO march 10 that point We re-
IN that quarter. "V"''u
Dr tlenrique Roderguoz had been pronounccdby
tlle hgh court OF Justice of Magdelena and the Is,b
,Hnoceht OF the crime of participation i'm the
aIIalr winch occurred IN Carihnpenn in March Zoo
+, senior Pedro Gaul, minister pcnipotentiarv NJ
Columbia for Peru, has boon taken nrisonor 90 ~ ~
,i 20 MS own country. The pacific mission no
wmch lie was sent, might have been cxpec,oJ -, Il'
Snlnclent security for his sufey and free pass w
ERV.-inlormation was brought bva m6s,or -,
vessel from Patn, who was at Iorooco IN ,b Io
600 pr o uter passage of 10 days. that parties ~
tGo or 500 men were marching about tho s,roets ~;
lima lighting and shouting in favor of the Iheya,,,r
n,ec couriers had gone with the news and there
were 10 troops at Lima 70 secure order,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-22
DOEIHsTIC.

a,,. NEw YoHK, July le.
1he Spanish brig Voadore smiled from tbs r,r,
on Monday IN company with the schoonor IT,. ~ =
states both bound to HAVANA As tbng o''teu
Pntcd very iast soilers tSin of speed toot H.
whit passing down the harbor much f. H. pace
cation OF al wIo happened to witness it, Tho SUM-
st once for notwithstanding tho swim. "a az
or'g, 'hG scboonc, ran entirely round bcr snvor.
tunes TIE good nuturod contest beng ,b soycIs '
Sgng I T1npomgr N token Of triumph commenced
the REBOUND was such that the little cana
T y, "o port mole, and went to the bottom
v.i nc 'sso's went ~ their -aynoo. L,, ",,, d..
she wos ""s ABOUT twcr'y mics ont sido tho hook
yos hr'I SuI1eny struck by a squall-tle C,rcrnoS,
was or"kC about 10 feet above tLc docL ,J .,,'
vii 9,'""ng won't over board carrying the iibboom
W.T." ~ 1ho United States was ri tbe, Tina rcor,n
W. ''g"'i ~ deserving the condition Of her RI.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-22
CHARLEsroS. Inlu IL

CH tRLEsToN, July II.
From Hreau1.--By schr. Lovely Kezin. Cam
William, arrived yesterday from Havana, we have,
The papers of that city to the 9TH inst. and price
current OF the 18th. We received the following 10,
ter from our correspondent, dated Hayana July : ::
Day before yesterday morning, the expedition
against Mexico went ont most briluntly--the trcnps
inl OF enthusiasm. The transports were the follow
Ing vessels: American ships Robin Hood, Captain
Evans Roger Williams, Capt. Mosher; Bingham
Capt - Triton, Capt. Smith; Amer. briggs CHI
linn, Butler; Cornela, Capt. Constant and the Sp.
brig Catalina, with $500 troops. Ships of war line
ship Sobcrano, frigatcs Lcaltad and Rcstauraceon.
aud briggs Cautivo and Amaa. Admiral Iahordc
has gone as commander of the squadron, and can
land from his ships 500 marines wen armed and dis,
clPhned, IN case of need. The expedition is fnr-
nishcd with from $4,000 10 500 900 dollars"
Accompanying our papers, we received the procln-
nation of General Barradas, commander ofthe Span-
lsh army, and Gen. Wives, Governor General of the
Island of Cuba callisg the inhabitants of Mexico
20 JOIN the standard of their King and assist this the
hrSt division of the army, to restore order to Mex
ico and reestabish tho allegiance Of its inhabitans
10 their lawfufsovereign. Gen. Barradas signs him
self as Commanding General Of the Van Guard
We have also received u proclamation addressed
to the soldiers of the expedition, from their com
manding General.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-30
NIGHT SCHOOL.

For French, Spanish, mathematics, Book Keeping,
Pennaansiip, aud arithmetic.
TUNHE undersigned respectfully informs the young
n gentlemen of Richmond, g. the public in general,
that, from this date, his NIGHT SCHOOL viii be
opened for the reception of scholars, six days in the
week, from TIL 10 o'clock, p. NJ.
Mondays, Wednesdays g. Fridays will be devoted
10 Book keeping connected with Pen,nausisip and a.
Tithmetic; and TUESDAYS, Thursdays and Saturdays
exclusively applied to the French and Spanish Ian
guages. aud the higher branches of .Udtitematies.
The success which the Undersigned has obtained
for the four last yours, in his mode of eaching the
French and Spanish Languages, induces linn TO say
that, gentlemen already versed the translation OF
those languages, could Thy due appicaIion] under
stand conversation in the of one quarter, and
those entirely unacqusinled with translaIion could
obtain the same success III six months.
TERMSSf5 per quarter composed of 40 lessons; by the
year So payable quarterly in advance Bookkeeping alone 10
STEPHEN BERNARD.
or Gentlemen DESTROYS Of joining the classes already com
enced, Of forming viii please make 8pplca
JD my apartments Mr. Cubb's Lottery Office
2l-w st1 iy
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-30
TO PRINTERS.

FlNHE Subscribers intending to discontinue The
u manufacture of PRINTING TYPES, utter
completing the fnunls they have already commenced,
and wishing to close their establishment as early us
practicable, they solicit orders from their customers
and printers generally, feeling assured that they
will find II to their interest occt from the stock
81 the subscribers, such articles they now,
ugy soon be- in want Of.
Their stock embraces large variety Of PLAIN
and ORNAMENTAL TYPES, Of the various
sizes from Nonparel to eight lines Plea, inclusive.
Also, Cuts, Borders, Brass Rule, &c. ali of whicll
are of the best quality, made Of hard metal and put
up with great care.
Terms viii be favorable Tor approved ncceptauccs
IN Baltimore, or liberal discount for cash
For ealc, second hand COLUMBIAN PRESS,
(mperal sizc) which VIII be sold n barpaia.
Gases, Chases. Ink &c. will be supplied.
CHARLES CARTER g. co.
dec 2--w8w No. ~ $. Calvert street, Baltimore
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-30
HuGH C- McNEMARA
- as just received, aud offers sale, following triet
IN aud highly approved VALUABLE MEDICINES.
10 PreUentiOn Jeiter Than Cure. IN
LEES FAMOUS ANTT-BIIIOIJS PILLS.

25 so CENTs PEA BOX.
The operation OF these Pills perfectly mild. be
~ safety Wy persons every situation and Of every
The proprietor confidently recommends the timely
these pills, preventive and Of Bilious, Yellow and
Malignant FeveIs
or lease inquire for IL EE2S ANTI BTLTOJIS rms
with the signature Of WO4H RTDGELY, date Mc,ae Lee
s. Coz % tone Other are genuine.
Lees SiT sovereign remedy for colds obstinate coughs,
catarfhs, astlnuas throats and consuinptions
Loe's Nervous Cordial excellent medicine Tor al nervous
affections weakness, pains w tho loiis. back &c.
Lees Essence of NJ UsardNo uedcne eNcecd this
curing rheumatism, sprains UIu.scs, frosted feet, &C.
Lees Ague aud Fever Drops, failing cure.
Lees Sovereign Ointment warranted the TTCTI 10y
orc application
lees Persian Lotion, eSceen, medicine for curing letters,
ring worns, prickly heat 40.
Ices Vegetable Indian Specific, efcctua the
Vcnerenl aud Gonorrh0a
Lees Too,hache Drops which gives immediate relief
Lees Tooth Powder which ceause and beauties toot
Ices Eye Waier-a certain cure nr eyes
Lees Anodyne ElNir--for the Of head aches.
Lees Cor Plaster for rcaovng aud destroying
fI- County merchants aud all others who purchase sell
again, Wv applying the proprietor, No g. Hanover
BALTIMORE can obtain them such liberal cns viii insure
them great profit
0~y- CHUTIOW-Nonc genuine without tio makers
name W them, NoAa RipoElv Gate Michael Ice a. Coz
81 Hundreds OF ocurcs performed by the above truly
valuable nedloucs, could bo gvc did the limits Of
papor admit OF H.
- ". c. MpNEmARA viii constantly keep fros,
supply If the above celahTacd Medicines his Apohccsv
urd Dag sgoso, fsehaoak n5v 2--Dsl2l
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THE EXP

Essay on the Diseases Of the internal Ear by Sais-
- 81, Nj d., Alen,er, SC. &c. This haiored
WIN premium BY the Medical Society Boseaux and since
by the author and translated by Professor Smith,
iaryand, with Supplement- diseases the external
f@I oy the Ifansiaor-Just published, aud 10 bc had
Gee ~ -- = NASH'S Book
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EDINBURGH .4ILHS.

a Nav general Atlas, consisting Of Geographical
Desgns, on various professions exhibiting form and
component parts OF the Globe; and collection Maps and
thas deiineatng the Natural aud Political tn.
Empires, Kingdoms and States the world: constructed ion
The hes, systematic works. and the voyages and
tTaEeswh memoir OF the progress OF Geography
mary of physical Geography and consulting Index 10 faci
tate the finding out of places.-Just received Ivy
dee Ia COITINS
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DAVENPORT, ALLEN &, Co.

AVE for eale, prime w. l.. molasses, sugars,
u n coffee, nails aud brads, writing and wrapping
paper, mould and spermacei candles, brown soap,
NO mackerei, winter pressed lamp oil, and tanners
oii, whiting, white lead and black paint, windsor,
rush: cane and maple chairs, fine and coarse gun
powder indigo, mess and prime pork mess and prime
beef, Liverpool filed salt, Antigua and Jamaica r,i
superior and common Cognac brandy and Holland
gn, Spanish and Baltimore cigars, cotton yarn, from
no to 10 Duniops beer. red wine in pipes, cheese
salad ell, baskets, moulded and cut glassware
German bnf pint tumblers, cotton shectiugs and
ehiriings Crchorcs playing cards, American clocks.
tr hats, lonf sugar, from i5k To- l94 cents window
glass, by 10 and 10 by 10, Malaga lemons, Paila-
deIpa starch. Fhomaston limo, cider, porter bottles
raislns, almonds. &c. dec 2S--6t
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IRISH CHARACTER.

MFRS. s. c. Halls Sketches Of Irish CLanc,er
A'A 1.-The best hook since Deserrux These Sketches ar,
much in the of Miss Milford and give as
an idea of an Irish Village inhabitants as Sire does Of
English one, with the additional merit as we suspect Of bs
more strictly correct in point of likeness The Mirror
dec " % SyoIttNc ,.
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FRESH GOODS.

INfiE Subscribers have received by the last arm
n walls from New York, the following articles.
which have been purchased tic most favorable
terms.
Blue, steel, and light Oxford MKT cloths
Red and white fannels-a complete assortment
. Pfints-a great variety
Merino and cashmere scarfs, white, scarlet aud
crimson
Extra large shell tuck combs.
These articles are an addition To a very extensive
and commanding assortment of DRY GOODS adapt.
ed TO the T. a. E. JAMES g. Co
dec Marker Sau,rc