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VIRGINIA. JrrrrRsos Co. Scr:

VIRGINIA, JEFFERSON Co. Scr:
March Term. Issi, in the County Court.
John CiasPy and Mary his ,cifs. Darid
ClGsPy and Cafharine his ioife. Da.
uid Mestsv, Sr. John SheeieT. Sam
uei Sheeiey, Mary Shseier, Bidrgore,
Sheeier, and Catherine .Sheeler, pi.
do,o and rsiiei Of Jacob Sheeier, de-
ceased, '''''.......CoMPLAINANrs,
AGAINST
Martin Siesier. and A. ne Donald.
and Jane Sheeisr. Catherine .SheeIey
and Frederick Sheeier, ,chich said
Jane, Cafhari'le and Frederick are
"Ydnfs Under the age Of f,csnty on,
years, DEFENDANTS,
IN CHANCERY.
'VNHE defendants not having entered tl,e;,
appearances and given security sceord
Jog TO the Act Of Assembly, and the roIes Of
This ecurii and " sppesring nv aaf,.faetor,
evidences, That they ere not ihh sbitsnts ri
his Common wealth; ~ ~ ordered. that IN.
said defendants do sppesF here on the irs
day 81 The be1t June term and answer ths
b'li Of the eOmpisinsBts, and that = cor,
Of this erdsr be forthwith inserted IN soras
newspaper published IN this county. and
posted 81 the front door 81 the Court Iou.,
Of this county. for two mesths sueeessivsIy
A cePt--Tsste.
SAMUEL J. cRAMRR. Gle.
March 81, 1891.
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CYCIOPRDIA FOR sALE.

THOa SALE. at the Chsrle.to~e Ap.,h..
n esry sod Box Store, "Tbs CseIop-d,s
~. UDFscfsal Dictionary 90 Arts. s~isores
spd Literature By Ahran Ress, q. d
r. l.. ke &c
The shove Ss-rribed work /, eoTnplsts
boHna "a esif leather, lslisgsd sad nnmber
81, sad ~ilf be sold low.
April :, 1881 JAMES BROyN
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PIeaSe TO return the Article.
BOrrOzced :

- more Than two ycars since I loaned
some person nij StseiJsfds. have 40,
,"aned several hooks, Implements # fIo.
DsndFy, He. and hsse forgotten 70 wbosn i
no doubt those Nl1 hsVe ihem, have f.,rg,,.
ten they borrowed thea Piesse "a ma, -.
memoiiss TO woft, snd have no doubt -,
yes utii be sbis ~ comply 9Th he sho,.
feqIss', add oblig~ va 1oCg
ChsFlsS,own. Msreh 10. 1861,
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A Nh oster fine Psts. pgr,hssed - The
~ STORE ~ n KEYS
chsTleaoan March -
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BLANR DEHnS,
for sale ~ ihis ofioe.
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"To accomplish the highest aitainabls
Improvement IN the form and action Of he
horse Tor the turf. saddle, md harness, /
have selected the high bred horse Clifton
from the very best stock of running IN, sc.
IN Virginia. lie il a besuiifuI chrsnut sor.
rel, full i5a hands high, with gre OF none and
muscle. s SKINNER"
For the above extracts, see "Americau
Farmer" voL II PACE 4I6.l
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CLIFTON

WILL stand on Mondays. Tuesdays,
and Wednesdays. IN each week, at The
stahls OF William Il Sinclair. Esq and
on Thursdays. Fridays. and Saturdays. at
the stable Of the subrcr iber The season
has cemmenced and will expire the 25,h
June.
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-04-21
The Painful f. Debilitating Complaint oj
THE PILES.

receives immediate relief, and IN numerous instances
has been thoroughly cured by the administration Of
Dumfrics' Remedy for the Piles.
TWNllIS approved compound also mitisates and re-
moves the symptoms which frequently accOmpa-
ny that disorder aud increase the danger Of tile pa
tieni, viz rains in LOins-Headachc-Os Of appc-
te-Indgestion and other marks Of debility.
A relieved patient writes from a distance,
"It is but Justice to you inform you, that have
used your Dumiries remedy Cor the Piles, for some
time past, and have found it eminenty successful,
An Officer in the Army Observes
81 have been troubled many years with the Piles,
and have found any remedy that would compare
with yours. it gave me almost immediate relief"
y A physician aud druggist writes,
az have sold all the medicine YOU sent me, which
90 highly recommended for the Piles. wish you to
send me one dozen more by the bearer"
The remedy is quite innocent, and may be admins
scred to all ages and both sexes. Plain and ample
Directions, with description Of tho complaint ac'
company each package, which consists of two boxes
containing Ointment, and the other an Electu
ary-Price 81 for both articles, or SO cents where but
one 10 wanted.
None genuine unless signed the outside printe!
wrapper by the sole proprietor I. kIDDEK, tmmed''
ate successor 10 the late DR.. W. T. Conway For SALE
with all the other Conway Medicines, at his Count
ing Room, Nose, next door to J. Kidders Drug Store
corner Of Court and Hanover Streets near Concert
Hall, Boston; and by his special appointment, by
Samuel Buel and Lee 4 BeckiCith, LitchG field;
E.. Coolies, South Farms; Daniel Norton,
Canaan; Judson & Whittlesey. N. Preston ;
DR.. Humphrey, Salisbury; George Taylor,
Ne,O- Milford; Pitkin & Stcif, Norfolk.
Large discount to those who buy to sell again.
December % e0"ly-s
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-04-21
LttcDheIn Emqutrer:
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING,
By HENRY ADAMS.
TERMS

To village and single mail subscribers dollars ne,
year, payable before the expiration OF six months.
To companies Of any number over six, 81 so ne.
year, payable as above. To companies less than six
81 IS per year, payahfe as before. GF 25 cents will
he deducted from eaclipf these prices when payment
10 made in advance These prices exclusive Of
mail or stage charge for ansportation.
No papers will be discontinued until all arrearapes
are;pad, except al the dist retiOn Of the editor.
Notice Of wisG discontinue must be given before
the expiration Of the year.
ADVERTISING. One square, three insertions, 81,
and the proportion for two or more suuares.-
Half square rs cts. Continuance over three weeks,
20 per cent per week. liberal deduction made for
advertisements continued or l2 months.
Administrator aud Executors Notices, 81 90
COMMISSIONER Notices, Is
All co9tnuucaiiOns must be postpaid.
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-04-21
NOTICE
To Rheumatic E,Unlads !

DERSONS suffering under Rheumatic Affection
II respectfully assured, that they obtain Of
tle proprietor and his agents safe and admirable
medy for RHEUMATISM, however obstinate the
disorder may be, and in all its different stages.
~ DR. JFRR'S
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-04-21

Commissioner Notice.
vTvfE Honorable Court of Probate for the
District of Litchfield. hath limited and
allowed six months from the 4th day OF April,
1881. Ia the creditors to the estate Of
ORRIN POTTER.
late Of LitchReld. in said probate district de.
ceased. I'd exhibit their claims legally attested
to the Commissioners for adjustment. Inc
Commissioners hereby give notice that they
will meet at the late residence Of the deceased
on the SOth day Of April, aud the 4th day OF
October next, at nine o'clock, A. M. on each
Of said days. AL claims not exhibited with
10 the time limited. ssiIl be forever foTeclOsed
and debarreda recovery.
DANIEL HALL, J r:.
JULIUS GRIswoLD, .:o."".
JosEPH BIRsx. ''O''
Litch6eld, April, 4, 1881. -
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the employ msnt OF these very same Rlrss
men, ~ places OF trust and profit IN uniss TO
Come. hi. expose the people have right TO
demand at the hands OF their public servants.
On the principle seltllIesrr, alioa the, nov
cali Tor IT,"
Here, the existence Of the Private Book IS
admitted by writer on the very theatre ofthe
transaction. as eonieioing " the only written
evidence of the misdeed," of the par ttt-it Is
debated that The " political characters Of some
Of The swindlers depend upon the observance
Of perpetual Injunction of secrecy -nnd i'm
plcn,es " certain officer. acting under the
federal government 10 the transaction. II ls
evident that there are circumstances Connected
With this deia lcaiion which have direct bear
Jag ON the political events OF 1879 and
which The " clandestne and systematic swlnd-
iers" then concealed, and dare not now per
mi, TO be exposed. We do not hope ever 10
arrive at the enact truth, except IL be by scci-
dent-bu, the preceding eItrac, 10 snthclen,
TO show that we did not advance our charges
against the defaulcrs without at least good
ground OF ,usp,eion-we certainly did not
express those charges in as harsh language as
has the tennessee writer. whom We quote
above-who is, however, more intimately con
yersanl with the facts, and better qusllhsd
thereto 10 give TO the transaction and the
actors in it their righ,names.
We repeat it. We have no desire TO renew a
controversy with the Republican on this subject.
What we have said above is entirely in sell
justification
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THE FOREIGN NEWS.


We have occupied large portion OF our pa
per this morning With the interesting news 'ro"
Europe. IL still leaves us room LOT "ooo'
whether there will be war.-but urexpectaiiohs
are as sauguine as ever that II Is lneHHable.
The inter csting Debate in the French Chamoe'
Of Deputies shows that Lafayette and MS
friends are decidedly in favor oil the annera' On
OF Brlg GUM TO France, aud OF heartily assisting
the Poles-while the French KING and ms
Ministry fear 10 encounter the heavy responsI-
billy Of such n step--whloh would k'ndle
war, The extent, duration and consequences oi
which no human sagacily can ioresee, though
as friends OF freedom. We do not certainly
dread IT, The possession OF Belg ,um would add
greatly TO the strength OF France in case oi
"ar,nol oaly by increasing her ,iiicien' pops
ulaiioo, but by giving her a frontier OF almost
impregnable iorlre.ses-But, II deprived oil
Belgium, these very means of defence may be
slcx ii b, her cue MES and enable them 20 cut
THEN way once more 10 the gates of Paris.
We are not astonished, therefore. that Nj Maui
gum, should say. :" II Belgium should offer hrt'
sell, would, at Tho risk OF war accept her
II would be a deadly war, know but 1t
. ould be TO he honor and glory OF France"
The same accomplished Orator, after censur-
ing the t,mid policy vi the French Ministry,
and demanding the infusion Of new energy III
their councils, asks, with confidence, " Who
would dare 10 attack France ?" Aud he thus
10 10 IN hp
which would countetact such an attack from
Russia, Als.ria aud England Would II be
Russia She has Poland and Turkey 10 con.
tend it'll. Would II be Austria She knows
that " h 5D, uU0 men, W. would give her Occur
patton in Italy. Would he England
With steam boats we could carry arms aud
balralions iuto helAnd'
The truth is there is too much hot blood in
Europe 10 settle down without war too great
an anxiety in France to propagate and TO 30
on crusade in vindication of the cause OF Ma
lions against kings-and too much hatred Of
that cause in the breasts Ol The Crowned heads
to y. rn,il the iurcharged waters quietly TO sub
side wilhiu their channels. The DISAPPEARANCE
o. Wntrr viii be the signal ola general War.
The Manifesto ol the Polish Nation Is an IN
tcrtst,ng Demonstrating, with heait'st,r-
ring eloquence. tue various outrages and
w Dogs which drove them to" forge their let
Ter. into arln.." We do earnestly wish tina,
this gallant aud oppressed people may success
fully resis, the Russian invasion-eithough liD
hoping against hope. Tho Gr.seian ,,.ont.
however, though fee, in G.noar, discom6lted
tAe hordes 81 P..,slan troops which threatened
10 ext.crnioate them al bo~-aod we shall
nc, therefore despaH OF seeiog new miracle
performed in the cause OF Liberty, until We
snail hear once moro the c,anking Of The chains
~h Oh await the poanders, III Tue event thai
they are defeated.
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THE NJ Ark EIS.
From our Correspondent.

LIVERPOOL, January al.
Grain md Flout-On this day week n very
animated demand sprnng up for American
in bond-ordrrs having been received 10 pun
chase paying more regard 10 q 'aniity than to
nrl,e. and an advance Of about 81 per barrel
wa. Obtained. During the week occasional
sales were effected al this advance aah offers
made for large quantities nj "a. . but refused;
and on Saturday NJ, 900 barrels we're purchased
"A, 35.--lur free four dos ia now demaudfd
There appears 10 be- very little dpobt hn the
averages will continue to rae AMI ms oar 49,
plies cannot be heavy until the spring, govd
nrices ma, be expected TO rule in this Hbiket
for some time TO come. VI would be DIN I'll e.
assign any particular cause for thu la snddeh
advance in price. There is nothing OFF, IA. a.
vet ia the reported rrphibili ~ t. sEpnrl gthtn
on the parl Of Poland Russia. Il'a now thought
however that Odrsta Mil not be able 30 inr-
nish ms abundant supply as has bee" ex pnr-
ted. 10 the mean ,ime large fore .,. an foo,
anu eoie'H"s W. nc -yntineHt for which sup
ph'ss WI :. ,equired-ant in many quarters
,on, .bensionx continue to be entertained of n
general war in Europe. But, perhaps, til"
nrinCiual and leading cause Oi Increased cohh-
dence III an expected Tlse IN the p'ices oil o'ea
stuifs, IL The orin'on, continually gh'b'"G
ground, that the lat crop III thn country WI!
continue u prove both IN quantity ana que '
more de hcieut than mas h'thet'o ne" supp sr"
| The present duty on Flour "a i0' l4i Pc, barrel
an " heat 10, 81, gnd Oh IndinR toIn IS 4 d.
per quarter
We remain, respectfully, your obedient ser
wants ROSKtLL, OGDEN Il co.
LIVERPOOL Market tfrom our CORES
pondent)
LIVERPOOL. 1st February, 1881.
Our grain market has been lively, aud When
has advanced 2s 10 IS per quarter Flour
duty paid i. moie saIeable at 800 u <Os per Dbl
but The principal ohjec, of attention has bee,
the article ia bond, OF which at least 3O,0ot
bbls have been taken $4,000 bbls on Satur
day) at 3is to per bbl, but Dcnrly all IA,
THE latter price--ihe orders rom London, aud
various palts OF the kingdom, are still consid
| eraLle, at these limits. tobacco. the sales OF
the past month are only 607 hbds. say 1872 Vir.
gina leaf aud 2oS S emmed. % Kentucky l.a
and 80 Steamed our present stock Is COOL
hLds, sgans, 669s, at this time last year.
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T,ou IN, Ne,o York Gaseiie.

THE PR .TES.-Ne understand that the
I,oI1d ates Grand Jury yes erdoy found bills
=, indictment ag ainst Charles G'Os, Thomas J.
tVan.ley. aud Robert Dawes, who are no" ~
prIson charged with murder and p'r"c. Oh
hard the brig Vine, ard the particulars otwhicb
s,e already before the public. The bulls found
'h.,os ia. ubove mentioned individuals OF the
rlins of killing the captain and mate-revot
-robb,ng the vessel-'uoning away win the
vessel aud destroying her 10y scuttlng aud burn
,ne. Tne prisoners will probably lie a'"Igned
tnls day, aud the trials WI no doubt t1ke place
m the cours. OF next week.
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NEXT CONGRESS.

In the Amherst, Campbell aud Bedford Dis.
tric,s, we hear certainly of no opposition to
the present representatives, Messrs. Gordon,
Davenport and Claiborne.
Ia the Charlotte district, Judge Boufdln and
John Randolph are announced as candidates :
and. from The accounts which have reached us
from Nv o counties Of the District, We infer that
il will be an an mated and close contest. Most
persons ate under the impression that Judge
9oudin will be eleced-which, for the honor
Of the DlstlIct, whose independence aud sell
respect are involved in the election, we hope
NAV be the case. 1t sill, however, IA our O.
pinon, depend upon The circumstance oil Mr..
Randolph'S absence or presence, whether he DC
elected or not--as, il he be abscnt, many per
sons will pluck up courage enough TO vote
Gains, him, who would no, be able TO do so II
he ware on the beucb. Nor do we say this by
way of derogatou from their hrmness ia Other
resuect,. A long habit Of obedience TO ,h'
whims Of MIR. Randolph has almost taken IRON
them the power OF resistance TO his commands
even whom they are obnoxious the moral
sense of the community.
In the King William district, the venerable
John Roane reires--aud John ii. Bernard
NOV in the Stale Ssu4te,) and john Mercer
Garnet, are candidates Tor his vacant slippers.
In tho Montgomery district. MIR. Craig' Inc
late incumbent. Is opposed by flem'ns d
Miller Of Botetouri
In the SUSSEX district, Col. Trezvant retres
and John Y. Mason anl Gen. Richad EpPes
nbe former q uember u The ST.. : H!'e. snl
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Haistcd's Cure for Dyspepsia.

TNIiE 'nb'criber has jus, received u further
- supply oi this se,y valuable work
winch he has tue pleasure OF Offering TO his
friends aud thu public generally. He would
invite those afflicted With Dyspepsia
10 cali immediately and obtain The cue. which
Ia offered 10 them at a very reduced pr,ee, tom
pnied with the enormous sums which have been
paid by many afflicted with this disease. Cali
imme diately. the cure 10 certain. aud very
cheap therefore, delay no time IA obtaining
this work az A II NORIlPS
Come-Dyspep'ies far aud II ar.
remedy you II fad,
Which think will make you well,
And eause you MOI 10 pune.
Embrace the chance that now Ia gAen.
Delay not single hour.
For mere youfi fad il o1arsd cheap,
II IS just ia your power.
Why mol take hold and then be well,
And lsneihen out your days-
Oh buy the Book that iIaisied ma lie,
And give him all the praise.
March III ifgt
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JUFIIN Wills, x.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, !

&YlnGlNiA--A n Superior Con r. of Chan
q Gerry, holIna at the isnn oi LyuchbuTg
Jn he 10Th day al October, 1880.
Denu,s uardy, E,sy HaIdy and Betsy Hsr-
DIV. Pitts.
sgaluS
James Jopling, Administrator Of Baptist Hat
DIV, deceased, John EarIy, Tbomas Davis,
Administrator OF Mitchell Ewing. decd. Jacob
White, Henry Hardy William Hardy, Jesse
Wuu, and susan his wife, late Susan Hardy
David LocksIt aud Raoaei his wife, late Ks-
chael Hardy aud George Hardy aud Sophia
hts vile, late Sophia Hardy. Dehs.
BY consent OF the Piainrifs and OF tue De
fendsu, James Joping. by counsel, the court
doth order that one oil Ito Commissioner do
take an accoun OF tho administration OF til u
said Deiendsn, James JopIng upon the estate
of his inleststs, and report the same 10 the
Corr, With any matters specially stated
thought pertinent by himself or required by The
parties 10 be 90 stated.
a Copy-Teste,
JOHN WILLS, Ck.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
Lynchburg, Let January, 1881
The parlies Interested in this cause. vi sake
dnv OF April next, TO conmence ihe accom-,
directed liz The foregoing order of Court, on
which day at the hour of ten o'clock IN the
morning. they are required to a,iend ut my Of
fee M this town with their accounts, voucher,
and copies OF court papers prepared for "a,
animation aud settlement.
Is. l. WAIT, Com.
March Ia u4w
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Legisidiure.- The judiciary Bill has passed,
nearly rs originally reported 10y Mr.. Lclgh-l2
circuits and "a judges. who are TO have both
Common Law aud Equity jurisdiction.
It's not expected that the legislature will
adjourn before The middle OF April
The Governor has issued his Proclamation,
in obedience TO a law passed Al the presso, see
sion of the Legislature. declaring that the gen.
eral elections will not take place ia Apart
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Hand Tor SAKE

Ys7HE subsc riberas authorized by the heirs &
dis, ribuiers Of Nathan Red. dee to NAB
sale OF that valuable esiate, IN the. county o.
Bedioid. nrar New London, called pOPL Al
GROVE, Containing 1900 hcres, 100 OF WHICH
is first rate tobacco land, and about sc acros
OF meadow land and u considerable poI
ton oil that which is cleared, is ia sood
heart. The tmprs2emenis consist OF q com
70, table dwelling house, and the necessary
houscs--a Tavern, Saw aud Merchant Mil.
IhIs tract lies on the main ,oad Ioa Lynch
burg Ia Liberty, one mile west OF New Lon
don T. 10 situated in q delight heig hbo rhood
and mar The New London Academy a aour-
shins institution. Poplar Grove is acknowl-
edged by all who have sefn IL TO be The mos
valuable estate in this part OF the country -
Lying directly on the great wcitrtn
road, ready market is afforded ut the dooc
for every particle OF surplus produce made u.
the farm.
The terms will be liberal and accommU
dating 10 those who may be disposed ia pur
base, and possession given al tue emf Of t4a
pre- sent year, ~, REID,
lep. 3, 64wi1
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-IrusLSale OF Land.

10Y virtue OF deed Of trust. executed by
- Charles G. Patteson 10 Mitchell Ewing
aud William IL. jones ON ,be Oh day Of May,
1923, and OF record ~ the Clerks Office Of the
county court OF Bedford, the undo rssned VII.
Oh the l4lh day OF March, 1881. proceed ~
sell, NJ auction, On the premises. for cash, s
certain tract OF land, Ji4g 10 the county OF
Bedford. bounded by Goose Creek Oh one
side, tbs lands of Koher, Gibbs Aaron Feazei
aud James Sui, 10 Bore Angur itoad, inciu-
dug sll the lands decided by Philip Feszel.
south east Of sad road, containing about 1895
acres" The undersigned selling us trustee ~ Il
convey the title vested in him as such
WILLIAM II JONES,
Surviving Trustee.
~ The above sale Ia postponed tit Monday
the 2lst of March, ". X. J.
Eeh. 10 fhg
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n CA \. COCHRAN have on hand
~. sneh an u ssurtnrnt Of Fancy Goods, -
they believe Is MT surpassed l.y any other "a
this country in variety aud selection. Comp :
sing lie following articles IN Canon, en- :
Italian and fancy BRUSH Clouds;
Black an coored Italian Lustr,uss. imns'ien.
PLAIN and chaDgeable do
Black, oelored aud ohaugeable Gre de Saple',
figured de. IN great variety
Coln,ed ehsngeable, black and blue tlaci
Marcrlhn.s
81 black aud coloied Bombszinrs
Crepe de Lyon, plain aud figured Mandsr,sr
Plain mud figured Popins, Alg.rines. Palma
rincs, of tie newest styles
French Prints, and G,nghsn's and tonfsi
Muslins
Pongees and many other articles for Ladies
dresses
spital6eld aud foogee, Gag aud Basdanaa
Iidkts
eros de Naples, Gaae and Grape Hdks. and
Scafis
silk aud Kid Stocks and fancy Crayais
Black aud colored Itaan Cravass aud i~iiiss
ton do
Buck, Beaver, Silk and IIorssskin Gloves
Gros de Naples and GauEe Gan''iufe hibbonS
Cap aud Bet do, of Ihs newest styes
English, and F,cnch SILK Hose aud hose, eni
broidcr.d and oprn work do
Linen Cambrics. and Cambria handhefotfeis
Black and colorea French GRAPES, Notsle't
Ba,ege. brown Coiepaiy, DC.
Sewing silks aud Tsis,', fancy Buttons, ifoaks
aud Eyes, &c &C.
VIII also have an extensive assortment ~
Lace GooJs. eonsisiing of
English Bubbinei, Gymr aud thread Lases
aud Edgngs. Cups, Cnpes. Pciernes, thrDi-
zeus black aud white Lace Wells and Shawn.
1, nt ID Al I "A an
+ 4 Ihibt, aud Mtriuo oha~s, Cashmere and
MeIno Long Shawl, Ac. &c.
A q Il +. T.. have selected Iheir stock with
"a particular reference 10 the southern Ind ~es-
tern market, aud ss they will add 10 their ~
sor,mont constantly as fresh q rods arrive their
stock " Ill he Kept up Throughout the year All
OF which they now offer Tor sole nj low prices,
aud Oh the most Liberal terms, They respect
fully invite purchasers 10 call aud e,amino
their stock. Orders will be promptly executed
with care nnd fidelity
New York, Jan. II. w3mif
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.

Markets.--Thelc is much activity in the
Flour aud Wheat Market. IS 62d is readily
gwen for Flour from the woggon and Wheat
is in demand at 81 05. There is but little Of
either for sale.
Corn is worth So, aud Com Meal IS cents.
Tobacco remains stationary.