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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-12-23

49, WtsHiScToN, Dec. 10.
THE CHLORIDE or LIME CoMMIrTgE-Thc four On.
position Senators who assigned as counsel for the
cuprit condemned by the nation To shcw cause fany
tey could, why the sentence of death should not be
executed brought IN yesterday Nicholas grounds an
arrest OF Judgment The committee have taken the
story oil the criminal (and believe without oath to
save the SOUL if nothing be dsnc Tor the e,c
OF the case, and upon this have put all tie CLOSES
oil the most silful counsel Mr. Webster being the prin-
cipai The Intelgencer well said the other day. that
The committee were harmonious We had supposed
tat tue game would be that of sEE-siw, for the sake OF
the Soui But we listened for about fifteen minutes 10
the reading OF the three hours report and left the Senate
perfectly satisfied that the Bank had secured the hearts
OF every member of the Committeeman as it had the
roles OF the whole four, last winter il has had them
heads hearts, and hands, during the summer The Re-
port Is abored defence and think Mr. Webster is
ehuted To as much from the Bank he rot out of the
as rench claims for his services and much more
as ne expects to get out of FIVE millions of old claims
winch Inc Is now aboring to carry through Congress-
GIOLc. o 'S'
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MARRIAGES

MARRIED. Thursday evening ia the Rev Mr. Keeling
Albert For 10 Miss Cuiharine Ann English, all of this
Mrned on "Wednesday Gloucester
county by the Rcs John Martin, Matthew Glenn,
to iss Ezabeh H. Roy, only
Married on Thursday night last by the Rev j. sposw ooi DR.
William NJ Johnston OF Prince George, Virginia, New
burg, New York, the amablc accomplished r.,
daughter OF John PaThan, 81 OF Sn. county.
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DEATHS

Died. NJ Dnmities, Tuesday the 10th after short but
painful Illness Mrs. Della Wilas wife OF John w. Williams
delegate FROM the Prince Wilam
age She good neighbor, lorng wife, mother, kind
ana nduent mistress ai has l husband small chdfcn
TO deploTe her los.
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W. We are authorized 10 announce JonS w. Nash,
oil Powhatan, Candidate for the Senatorial District
composed OF the Counties of Amelia, Powhatan, Chcs-
erteid ana the Town of Petersburg, at the ensuing
Spring Election
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-12-23

GENERAL AGENCY-The subscriber has been
VA for number Of years, and is still, engaged in the
business of GENERAL AGENT, an The Cityof Rich
naond for the collection of claims of every description,
receiving subscriptions to periodical papers, renting out
receiving the rents and selling real property, hiring
negroes collecting their hires and dsposing of them at
public private sale, &c. DC. lie will also attend the
sale ofany produce that may be consigned him. by per-
sons residing in the country For is ability and ncli
nation TO perform with fidelity and despatch whatever
business may be entrusted to him. he refers to the ct
zens Of Richmond generally, and particularly to the fol-
lowing gentlemen viz:
Joseph Tate, ESQ., Mayor, James Rawlings, ESQ,
Messrs Richie X Cook, Peasants ~ Abbott, Fleming
Peasants, j. N >. Cosby IL Co. Lancaster, DENLY ~
Co, Peter j. Chevalhe X Co, Crump IL Lyon, Charles
Ellis, Richard Anderson, John IL. Eusace, William ii.
AZ Office Governor Street, nearly opposite the
Post Office. PHILIP NJ TABB
December % 69-2t
N OTiCE-The sale advertised by the subscriber, to
Ia have taken pias. the 18th instant, at his little
farm, the Meadow Bridge Road, having been pospon-
ed, account Of the weather, will take place Wed
nesday, the 3lst inst. THOMAS NELSON.
Richmond, Dec 23d 1884. Git
ED OANOKE NAVIGATION COMPANY. "A div-
n 2, dend of per cent has been declared by the
Roanoke Navigation Company, payable by the Trensu
nor, on demand. A. JOINER, Treasurer
Weldon, 10Th Dec 1874 Roanoke Nae Comply
Dee; III. Gp-2t
A PROCLAMATION.
NETIlEREAS it appears by return made TO the Ex-
w ccutive, verified by Tie oath OF the President of
the Merchants and Mechanics Bank, in the Town of
Wheeling Ohio county that the said Bank has actually
and III good faith in its possession, of its absolute
property the current coin of the United States three
hths Of the whole amount of the capital stock subscrib
ell: Now therefore, Littleton Waller TazeweI Co
vernon OF the said Commonwealth, have thought proper
in pursuance Of the provisions of the 9th section OF an
act of the General Assembly passed March T. 1884 en-
titled 'an act TO incorporate the Merchants and Mocha
nics' Bank in the Town of Wheeling, Ohio county.' to
issue this Proclamation, declaring that the return aiore
said has been duly made and that appears the salts
faction OF the Executive that the said Bank having
ut atAfn
coin required by the act of incorporation aforesaid are
authorized by te provisions of that Act commence
their banking operations.
Given under my hand as Governor, and under the
lSEAL lesser seal OF the Commonwealth Richmond,
this twenty -eghth day of November, 1884
LIFT w. TAZEWELL -
Dccembcr =. GO--WiW
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~ "sc % mag co"eerE !Thcrc spirits ~
U.s. m"o ,c ne diS,i,etoi 10 which they cucJ politics
TOT want oi sniient hrmncss They
MY cause they too much Etris Tie
maio1ty they might OF s,il,. ,I,
MAXI, t.ey at dtrec The rissi - -
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The Coiumbia Is. a. Times, of the 9th inst SAYS
we perceive, by private letter from Washington that
Mr. Petgru, of this state will undoubtedly
70 supply the vacancy the Bench of the Snpreme
Eourt oil the United States accustomed by the death OF
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NOTlCE.-By virtue of commission from the Go
q Of the State Of Alabama, the subscriber is
authorized 10 take the dispositions Of any witnesses who
may come before him, touching all matters in any con
toYersy depending III that State receive the aoknow-
ledgment Of Deeds and Convcyances Of real and person
receive proof of Wills and 1cstamcnts bequcathnp any
property in that State. JOHN MINOR,
Dec. ~. G6-w3wl fredericksburg Va
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NOTiCE.-The sale advertised by the subscriber, to
have taken pl,ee the 18th instant his little
farm, the Meadow Bridge Road having been pospon-
ed, account Of the weather, will take place We'd
Rssday, the 3lst inst. THOMAS NELSON
Richmond, Dec Odd 1884 CIT
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WINE HILL ACADEMY-IIaIifa1 Countg. NORTH
Y CqroliaG-The Trustees Of the above Seminary
wish engage competent person to take charge of that
Institution for the ensuing year The applicant must be-
qualified 10 teach the ordinary branches Of English
Education. Ike Latin and Greek Languages and Mathe-
MATES The compensation will be the Tuition fees
which, for the last two years. have been about $500 per
II Lady qualified TO instruct i'm the useful and orna-
mental branches Of Female Education could be assooat
ed in the School the entire fees of the establishment
might be estimated at $lOO0--or, perhaps Tho
may be obtained at 500 per Good society and
Episcopal and ether Churches in the immediate Wei
nifty. Reference may be made to John o. Lay Esq in
Richmond Va and applications addressed to fhe under
signed will be promptly attended 10.
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FRENCH CLAIMs-It will be seen on reference TO orr
foreign news that the French Chambers have been
Vokea Tor The LIST OF December, instead of the y h to
which latter day they had been prorogued.
Is known that this early convention had been sne
ciay solicited by our Minister, Mr.. Livingston and is
presumed to have for its object consideration of the
She1ecuted treaty between France and the u States-
So that is by improbable that the opnronro
uon necessary to carry the Treaty effect will have
Oeen made before the arrival of the Presidents MESSAGE
The (olllraLin \
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THNHOMSONIAN AGENT--'Fhe Subscriber who
u IS Genor0i or Spcc'et 3gcat for Messrs Jarvis
Pike, q Co, respectfully informs the public that he
keeps constantly hand, large supply of DR. S. Thorn
sons Family Rights, DIR $. Robinsons lcctures demo.
minated l'homson's New Theory and genuine Thouso-
Man Medicines for sale at his residence ombardy
Grove, Mccklcnburg, Va Also. in Prince Edward and
Cumberland Counties BE would also state that persons
wishing 30 do, upon the production fDropef es-
monias, procure agencies from him good terms and
that ne authorised ~ receive oil 10 the firm Of
Jarvis, Pike q 90 for ThomsoniaG Rights and the r.
Recorder. MILLER w. McCRAW, Bo,qaic push.
N. B.-Ihc Subscriber can be found regularly in his
vicinity. ready 10 perform his professional seryeea
Dee a l6i-w3wl M. w NJ,
N EGROES FOR SAIE--Pursuaut Ia The provisions
- Of Deed of Trust from George w Crump 10 me-
dated the 18th day Of Novemher ls2G and recorded m
the Clerks Office of Cumberland county, 20 secure and
indemnify Edmund Eggleson, James III Fitzgerald, and
others, will sell az public auction 10 the highest bid
der for cash. at Cumberland Court House. on sfprdoy,
the lOM dagof January merit two likely Negro men. Tom
and Watt, 10 satisfy the purposes Of said deed
DANL A. WILSON, Tfnsfeo.
December T. "a -wtds
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And talk so like waiting gcnucw oman,
vi guns ani drun and wounds, (toI saw mark
Away with this whiggery, and all its and tricks!
would have been the exclamation of every lover of his
country, who could have witnessed those scenes
PERTINAX PORCUPlNE
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From the ". Y. American.
Wur SNAIL rur NVu,oc MOI


What did Peter the Great do when his arnie.
were defeated, battle after battle by the Swedes
Tie Per@rered-snd when informed ofthe decisive
victory gained by the Swcdes at NaIvn, he re
piled, knOr reTy veil that the Syedes niR Aar.
he adrdntage Of as for a considerable time; bu
hcy riH teach rs at length 10 beat hem.
His words were soon after verified, when a
the battle of Pollowa Charles XII. was totally
defeated and his power crushed for ever.
Whit did Scipio do after the battle ofCannea
which proved fatal to the Roman armS3 he per-
sepered--snd instead of being dishear,ened
his expectations were raised, and he no sooner
heard that SOME Of his desperate co3ntrvmer
wished to abandon Italy and to ny from the in.
science of the conqueror, than with his sword in
his hand, and by his hrmnsss and example, he
obliged them to swear eternal fidelity 10 Rome
and to put to immediate death the first man who
attempted 10 retire from his country.
Wat shall hs Ways do? Perserere-an and
swearing eternal ddelity TO the Constitution, con.
tinue their exerIiens until victory crowns their
efforts. JULIUS.
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I 4egvio1@>s reason, connected with soisnn fse,.
HYet - reclaimed from the error of IA
~ nys "Coohsm," you have declared
te friend to Jsckson." No one hsSrrer
SSxd tothe Administration, q mean Of Id Sstl
IllAls Parry In Virginia, the psrformsncs a. 4
- sets-anong which may BE humhsred
OeSe0 Messasts On the Maysvi,le Road nm
- Ne biiltorecharter the Bank-thoueh the
49, Vas cooalersc,ed BY a eonfrmailon OF
49,. rsu, "CoShsms Knows, eoineiJed i.ore.
y and exactly" Qf that can be underslcod)
- Melpresident in the principles DEVELOPED in
serns Messages You helievs Mr.. Leigh 10 be a
neksolican-you know he is State Rights man
\ IYDu know he il An.i-rariff-An Int rnai I'm.
t9soment. and even Anti Bank--of course the
1c&ples Of the Senator and the President ire in.
,eePpatiAle as Gotham" readily admits The for.
- wsll not be believed-ths latter will be dis6r-
ID the conclusion Of your friend Sob
49, pertnrisat ~sstes Ct ~rse1sr ws,, ne very
<fefly sdvisss you las he isof The dse<ney schooO
Van With "contempt' from the advice of "Sur,
IN And what does the sage. the di,iHfevesfsi
sNraproposs1 Only the small crime Of violating
eyoienn pledge" Go tn the Legi>iature and use
yssr iadeenee on the side Of the administrator.
1eavtng nothing 70 alternatives and develop
Hentx. las the ssspsssios Of Hsbeas Corpus
~ sss hkeiv TO oeesr) Support il with heart and
-, Do not stand upon trinss, Reus,nber a
: tssf Is not now 10 be strained at. Recant your
opposition n the principles Of the Proclamation,
Force Bill, Protest. 70 the wanton abuse Of power
exercised by the "wise, patriotic and firm" Pre-
ssdsots and stand or fall by his invineibie flag
~ soch a cou rSe, ven will no doubt secure TO
yeqrself impsrishable glory. With smiling coun-
teyaices, yoa will meet these disin,eresied con-
stisofss, and in ,heif grateful memories, YOU will
oScdtffa station pre-eminent and immovcable-
SIT! Who are your cousiituentsi Those who e.
lectsd you, or those whose efforts were untiriny
IN erect sPon your ruins. the temple OF Jackson
E isn't ~
A
This is a question do not NEAR now 20 discuss
u Is in your powerts force them to public meet
ink--to silence their unjust complaints. Resign,
and let The People be brought together. Explain
TO lhsm the actual situation OF afairs--route the
enemy from taeir secret receSscs--and truth i,
H,iyhiy, and y III prevail" "Bnt follow the die
-s.ss.ss IS own fss a. The lsisnds,s con-
land here. rely with confidence on your good
tndgment-thcy rely with unfsltering confidence
on your hrmncss-not are they prepared TO assist
In the abslton Of every vestige Of dependence in
the represen ative-in his reduction to mere cy-
pher. SURRY.
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From the Petersburg Intelligencer.
At meeting of the Justices of the bar and
officers of Dinwiddie County Court, held on
Tuesday the 18th day of November, 1884, the
following preamble and resolution, were unani.
mousy adopted, and entered on the minutes Of
the proceedings OF the Court:
Whereas, il has been announced, that our
highly esteemed fsllsw-c0unty- man, Gen. Will
LIAM III. BRoDSLI, has, siucc the last term Of thi,
court, departed this life:
Be it therefore Resolved, That this meeting
deeply sympathize with the family of the deceas-
ed on this melancholy dispensaiion: That by it,
the bar is deprived Of one OF its brightest lumna
ries: society Of one, whose virtues, uprigh,ness
and benevolencs constituted its brightest orna.
meat, and ths community at large of one u il,
most valuable and talented citizens
Resolved, That the Clerk OF this Court, trans
init TO the family ofthe deceased. q copy Of These
proceedings. and also to the Editsrs OF the Pc.
iersburg papers, with a request for their publica-
ton. A copy. Teste.
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BY DAVENPORT. ALLEN q co.

NEW AND ELEGANT FURNITURE.
We shall sell, AT auction, on FRIDAY, Deccm-
Der 9th, Mt 10 o'clock, at our auction rooms.
fronting en- the street leading To Mayos' Bridge
IN Carey sireei) large assortment OF new and
elegant Furniture, among which, are the follow
ing articles
SldeboaTdS, Bureaus, Sofas
Ladies' work Tables
Centre Tables, with marble ions
Fer Tables with marble tops
Breakfast, dining, tea and card Tables
Wash Stands, some new patterns
Book Cases, writing Desks
Hair Cloth Chairs
Rocking Chairs
Curlsd maple and other Chairs, cane seats
Elegant CommodcS, Secretaries
Looking Glasses
Elegant Carpets and Rugs
Splendid brass and other Tenders
Britannia Ware
Elegant China Sets
Ladies' dressing Cases
Stair Rods, table Mats
Elegant Walters, Spitteons, &c. &C.
I5- The articles are mostly in store, and can
be seen al any time, TO which we invite the a,ten.
ton of persons wiShinst purchase.
Ir No poStponement on account of weather.
ma - ID. A. q Co. Auct.
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CHEAP & GooDTRTsH LINENS SO. &

NOVEMBER 1884.
D III. JENKINS has opened ten cases Of su-
IL Peror Irish Linen, in full and half pieces
Irish SheeiingS
Damask Napkins and damask table Cloths, in
patterns, all widths
Damask Linens, for table Cloths
Heavy Russia Shestings, from one half 10 three
yards wide, and brd'S-eyc Diapers
One bale Russia Diapers, and three bales
Crash, for towelling
Also, large assortment Of Linen and Linen
Cambria Hdkfs.
Table and piano Covers
Cheap cotton Diaper and Napkins
The above will be sold cheap, w single or do
zen, al X. II. JENKINS
nO29 Linen and Fancy Dry Doods Store
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ny DIXON & CLELAND-

GROCERIES, FURNITURE Sc
On MONDAY MORNING, December l.,
~ o'clock in front of our auction store var;.,,,
Of Groceries, Furniture, &c, together with CHI.
ma, hs5dware' Cutlery, Britannia Ware, SC.
BOOK AUCTION. S
On MONDAY EVENING, at our auc,ion
room, a very valuable assortment of new Books.
embracing many Of the most standard works i'm
almost every department. OF literature.
no29 m a. r. A.,
MULES.
VIII De added to our sale on MONDAY
MORNiNG, December LIST, 3 excellent Mules.
wen os o and good size. ID. & C. Aucts
SUNDRIES.
VIII be added TO our sale THIS MORNING.
Sugar, Coffee, Soap, &c.
Candies, Cheese, Raisins
every excellent Stoves
Bureaus, Looking Glasses, Beds,.ads
BEDS, Bedding, Tables, Chairs
rsa Sets, Decanters, &c. &c.
FANCY GOODS.
Alter the above, will be sold in doors, from the
Stage a general variety of Hardware, Cutlery
Clothing, and many Fancy Goods
dec ID 40 a,.,s
Will be added to our sale THIS MORNING
several saddle and harness Horses.
dec l ID. & G. Arc,.
BOOK AUCTION " nO'''
On MONDAY EVENING. at our Auc,;o,
Room, very valuable assortment of New Book
embracing many Of the most standard works IN
almost every department of Literature.
Gsc ID. & c. AuctS
embracing in part MarshalPs Life of Wash
,ng'on, Hume, Smolleu & Bsse,'s England. the
wv MorkS oil Milton, plutarch, Josephus, Cowper.
Thompson, Pope, Washington Irving Bnny,n
prideauI, Walter Scott, Goldsmith, &c. with
Arabian Nights, Lord Byron and Contemporaries
BenserS Anne Boleyn, Hunters Sacred BiocTa,
OF Martyrs, Lectures OF J. q. Adams, Rollins
ancient History, Rev. Rob. Halls Works. Bucks
Theological Dictionary, Legers, Day Books, &c
niue family and pocket Bibles, fine Letter Paper,
about 200 Vols. Novels, and Romances, together
with School and Classical Books.
ET Catalogues will be ready THIS MORN.
ING, at O'clock
LAW BOOKS.
we have IN preparation a sale OF valuable Law
Books Due notice will be given.
no 70 D. & C. Aucts.
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CONCERT.

TERPsICH0RE HALL. -
THUkSDAY, fourth December, uudsr the
l. direction Of Mr.. HORN, who will p}Ssiae
2! the Piano Forte, assisted by the Hofssionsl
sion, and 'sexsrals Aaaieprs, vie k1fS ~ sths
landess nao9sr saesed tSe;t vslnsbIt Is ryices
PART l. -
Overture. III Barbisr de Seville. Rossini.
Glse. oh, why to be happyl Shield.
Ssng. Savourneen Delish. Mr..
C.. Horn Irish Nf.,o,,
caya'ina. The deep, deep Sea. '
Mr. Horn E. Horn.
vorite Melodies. S. A. Cum
ninston.
Song. On the Banks of Allan
Water. Mrs C. Horn C.EH o,,
Dne'to. Tho Butterfly. M.ssrs.
Horn: !. B. Sale.
overture iahcreGi; RoSsini.
Overture. Der FrecNnlz. cM w.h.r
Dnetto. All around is silent, from @e'
the Opera of Cinderella. MIR.
ana MIS- u Horn; Rossini.
PRODUCTION Of National Melo-
dies Mr.. Horn. BY request. ORIGINAL
Cava,na. Mermaids Cave. Mrs.
z. Horn. The words by Miss
+; II. Gould. OF Newburysor,
Pot Pouri. Flutes. BY the ANA.
tenrs. (By particular reduesil C. Nicholson
Song. The Sea. Mr.. C. Horn.
with orchestral accompani.
rr;o c, c. N.uKom.
scene. Messrs. and Mrs. G.
chi io.n c, c. Z. Horn.
r; Oolnhei d, W. T. Phillips.
CANT, for full orchestra Herr
Tickets 81 each, And for surther acc.nmo.
dations, tamiiu Tickets, 10 sdisit sir pr,ee CD
10 be had NJ the Bookstores of Mr.. SanYov and
Mr.. Smith; Of Mr. Beck Confectioner: and Mr..
e.. Horn, at his Piano Ware-rooms, Main street.
where all particulars and inquiries will be pune.
tually attended to. Single Tickets only TO be
had a, the door, the night of,he Concert.
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NOTICE.

by virtue of the authority vested in me. rs
- trustee, by a deed from Martin HolI,ns
bearing date on the 2lst day of October Is3i
and of rscord in the Richmond Musings Cont
property, effects and debts belonging and own.
TO said Hollins, for the purposes in said deed
mentioned, l have constituted the said Marin
HollinS my agent, 10 collect, settle and adiusi tb.
debts assigned by tbs decd aforesaid. An per.
sons therefore, indebted TO the said Hollins, are
authorized, aud hereby requested. TO make nav
ment TO him. JOIN & MvEpSS
nov 2S--tf Trn',i
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S20,O00- Tickets So.
Maryland State, No. "a, for Thursday morn
ing.
G6 No. 10 drawn ballots.
CaPitals.l Of $50 900, 5000, 1000, 500, 1,37o
5 Of 600, &c.
Tickets 50. halves $50. auariersIos.
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DUBOIS & STODART'S
PIANO RORTES

I'HE subscriber has just returned from New
Il York, with an assortment of splendid Piano
foIteS, selected by himself at the mandatory.
anu Wnich ne can, with confidence, recommend
as being equal, in tone AMI workmanship. 10 any
ever manufactured in the U. s., which. together
WIN those formerly ON hand, he offers at he New
York prices. A. STODART
SJOld Piano For,eS taken in exchange. at
their highest value.
Tuning and Repairs done as usual. AS.
&C
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYssr
by DAVENPORr. AI.IEr . ~

GROCERIES.
On MONDAY, Dec. LIST, At 10 O'clock vii, h.
sold at our auction store. WI" NC
30 Hhds w l Sugars
so do Molasses
50 bags Coffee
30 boxes brown Soap
100 dc Candles
so bbls N f. Rum
50 half or casks + M Win.
con, &c. ""ey' "a
no - ID. A. & CO au.,.
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sxrnrfNe hnAruRR.

~ BUNDLES Of superior s<irting Leather
III WoRrHAM, MsGRUDER & co.
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NOVEMBER 1884.
FASHIONABLE ARTICLES FOR DAY
AND EVENING DRESSES. SC Sc.


FASHIONABLE ARTICLES FOR DAY
AND EVENING DRESSES, SC. Sc.
TNHE following fancy Goods recently received,
Il will be found at II. II. JENKINS.
All ceored plain and figured Silks, suitable for
day and evening dresses
40 pieces pink, light blue, salmon, straw, cherry
and white Italian Grapes, which will be sold
very cheap
White, black and fancy colorsd silk and Hermann
Sauces, and other thin materials, for the eve
ming
Rich and new style figured ChallieS Sylphanes,
and other thick Goods for day and evening
30 dozen long and short, white and fancy cold
kid Gloves
Plain and hgd white and black silk and cotton
Hose
New style neck ScaIfs and Hd'kfs
Fancy silk and velvet Belts
large and splendid assortment Of needle work
cd lace and muslin Capes and Collars of new
designs
Fancy Flowers, BOquets
DO Soaps, Cologne, Florida, rose and lavender
Waters
10 deZ French made CorSettS
30 do linen cambria Hd'kfs plain aud smbroi-
drred.
The above will be sold by wholesals or retail
at the lowest prices, At
no 26 r. H. JENKINS