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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-01-17
From the Washington Correspondent of the Neu
York Comm

In the double circle OF female beauty which
adorned the Senate Chamber, sat conspicuous
and lovely, three CHEROKEE INDIAN LADIES, appa-
rentiy mother and two daughters, from sixteen
70 eighteen, and behind them stood the Chief,
a.her and husband, probably. They were all
dressed in full fashion, tastefully and elegantly.
and no otherwise distinguished from the ladies
and gentlemen surrounding them than by their
raven hair, coal black eyes and complexions.-
Inc features of the elderly lady were wholly
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-01-17

Valuable Farms and Merchant Mills For Sale
DEING DESTROYS to remove 10 the west, the
ID subscriber offers for sale the FARM on
which he lives, on Apple Pie Ridge, four miles
north Of Winchester, containing $50 acres
The Improvements consist of two story brick
AZ dwelling house, barn. stable, and all neces-
MI sary out-houses. never failing stream of
water runs through it. and the fences are In
GOOD order.
ALso-A farm Of lao acres lying near the
mountain, miles from Winchester, good ia
vern stand, and now occupied as such by
Patrick Moion.
Also the STONE MILL lying on Babb's Run,
within half mile of the last farm, and two
miles OF the first with between 20 or 80 acres of
land. All communications by mail (post paid)
will be attended to. JOEL LUPTON.
Frederick county, nov 18-eotf
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ON G Il e g 9.
IN SENATE-JANuARY Is.

IN SENATE-JANUARY Is.
The Senate was engaged, during its session
principally on private bills, and bill relative
to the extension Of a road into Alabama.
Adjourned at O'Clock.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
There was long and animated debate on
the claims of-Meade, in which Mr.. Archer, Mr.
White of Florida, MIR. Polk, and others, parti-
cipated.
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The LONDON CoNFLAeRATroN.-There have been
In the English papers ten thousand speculations
as to the cause ofthe fire which destroyed "Par-
lament" The report ofthe committee appoint
ed to investigate the matter, exhibits an infinite
deal Of nothing. The following is specimen
of an amusing parody Of the report which APP
peared in the London papers:
"This is the Peer. who in town being resident,
signed the report for the absent Lord President
aud said that the history was cleared Of its mys-
terry, by Whitbread, waiter adding his negatur,
to that Of John Riddle. who laugh'd and said
Fiddler when told Mr. Cooper of Drury Lane,
had been down TO Dudley and back again, and
had heard the same day, bagman say, that the
house was a-blazing, thing quite amazing
even to John Smell, who knew very well, by the
smoke and the heat that was broiling his feet
through his great thick boots in the Black Rods
seat, that Dick Reynolds was right, that the
fires were too bright, heaped up to such an un.
considerable height, in spite of the fright they
gave poor Mrs. Wright when she sent To Josh
Gross, So full of his sauce, both to her and to
Weobly, who'd heard so feebly, the directions
OF Phinps when he told him the chips might be
burnt in the aues, yet never sent the news, rs he
ought to Milne, who'd have burn'd in kiln,
those confounded old sticks, and not heated the
bricks, nor set fire to the house that Josh burnt"
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NEW ARRANGEMENT.

NEW ARRANGEMENT.
The Mail Stage from Wash
EssY@HlAington City to Winchester, via
NyAAE4HH Alexandria, Fairfax Court
ssss=ssa-s.a- House, Aide, Middeburg,
Upperville, Paris and Wildwood, will, from this
date, depart and arrive as follows, viz:-Leave
Washington City at 81 O'Clock, A. NJ, and A.
lexandria at 8! o'clock, A. NJ. every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday, and arrive at Middle
burg the same days.
Leave Winchester every Tuesday, Thursday,
and Saturday at IL o'clock, NJ, and arrive at
Middeburg the same days.
Leave Middleburg Wednesday, Friday, and
Sunday, for Washington City and Alexandria,
at 6 O'Clock, A. NJ, and arrive at Alexandria by
O'clock P. NJ, and Washington City by o.
clock, P. NJ.
Leave Middleburg for Winchester at o.
clock, A. NJ, and arrive at Winchester by l2 o.
clock, M.
BY the above arrangement very nearly all
night travelling will be avoided; and as the
stock is considerably improved by the addition
of several new teams of horses, the coaches be-
ing strong and comfortable, and the drivers
careful, accommodating and sober men, the
proprietors hope to receive such encourage
ment from the travelling public, as will enable
them, in future, to render every possible ac-
commodation and comfort. Strict attention
will be paid, but no liability on account of acct
dents.
All baggage and bundles at the risk Of the
owners. jan s-eolm
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FISHERIES FOR RENT.

C0urfs's Po,nt. Hdllolring P0inf, and MiIIs's
Landing.
TNHESE fisheries are attached TO the
Il lower part of the Gunston estate, on the
Potomac river Those who may wish To
rent either Of said fisheries will find the subscri
Der at the north corner of Prince and Patrick
streets, Alexandria, D. C.. r. THOMPSON.
IFNatonal Intelligencer every other2 weeks
dec 31-eo2w
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DI ED.

AT the Almshouse, on Saturday, 10th instant
Mr.. RICHARD DELPHlA, after long Illness which
he bore with great fortitude and patience, in the
Slth year of his age.
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Eyeing and Coat Securing Establishment, south
side Of Royal street, one door from the corner
T King-street.
TREDERICK CUDLIPP most respectfully
IL informs the citizens of Alexandria, and the
public generally, that he has opened branch
of his business at the above place, where he
Dyes and Dresses Ladies, and Gentemen's Gar
ments of every description; Cleans and Bleach
es Merino Shawls; Ladies' Dresses Dyed and
Watered every color.
N B. Merchants Goods Dyed and put up in
the neatest manner. jan 16-3m
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BANK OF ALEXANDRIA,

Decemoer I9, 1881.
TINE Stockholders of the Bank of Alexan.
l. dria are hereby notified, that the auauaI
Election for ten directors thereof will be hid ii
their Banking House, the third Monday, (beinr
the 10th day. ofJanuary next Polls oper, from
10 A. NJ. to P. NJ. J. ROBERTS, Prss't
dec 19-eotJI9
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NEW STYLE.

TUST received, per schooner Village from
- Boston, two cases OF Satin Beaver Hats,
entirely new pattern; they have been made to
order. and are extra fine.
In Store
Hats Of every shape and quality; Caps Of the
latest fashions: all of which will be sold whole
sale and retail, on the most accommodating
terms. solicit call, and you'll see what good
bargains will giveyou. All Hats bought ofthe
subscriber will at all times be put in order gratis
such as binding and ironing:
JOHN T. o. WILBAR.
Cash given for Furs; those having the article
will please 10 call. jan
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IMPLEMENTS OF SPEECH, OR SLUT
TERlNG REMOXED=No Cure no PAU

TISllNo, NSNlo ED.-.NO care hO ny
TTHE subscriber offers his services to such Of
4 the citizens of Alexandria, and its vicinity,
as may be afflicted with an impeachment in their
speech. His System is very simple, and re
quires but short time to ascertain its efficacy.
1t is but few years since that he himself has
been enabled to carry or conversation with
any satisfaction. He is an example Of a pracli-
cability Of a cure being effected. There are
vera gentlemen here who knew him when lie
labored under an impeachment in his speech, one
Of whom he takes the liberty to refer TOWN
Yeates, Botanical Gardener. A very few les
sons will be necessary to satisfy the most scep
teal. His terms will be moderate, if successful
in removing the impediment; and if no essential
advantage is derived by the pupil, no charge
will be made For further partiulars enquire of
VIM. Yeates.
Jan 1876 FRANCIS w. WHITIMORE
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~ Our advertising customers are request
ed, during the session Of Congress, TO send in
their advertisements at as early an hour in the
day as practicable.
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TO THE BENEVOLENT SWISS IN THE
UNITED STATES


TVNHE extraordinary and truly distressing ra-
IL wages produced last summer by foundations
in the Cantons Of Grson, Uri, Tessin, Vallais,
as well as those Of Glaris and Bern, being such
as to require the assistance of all the good Swiss
to mitigate, in some measure, the sufferings pro-
duced by such calamity:-The undersigned
has received, through the Federal Government
Of Switzerland Circular from the Committee
Of the Society of Public Utility, to their Consuls
in Foreign countries, descriptive of its extent
and injury, and directing the same to be made
known to you; convinced of the alacrity with
which you will hasten 10 forward such relief as
Kind Providence may enable you to extend TO
your less fortunate Brethren.
Those humane persons, therefore, moved by
the misfortunes of a portion of People not less
noted for their bravery than their industry, fru-
gality, and virtuous habits, -but possessing, by
their natural situation, very limited resources to
recover from such a calamity,-who feel dis
posed to forward their donations TO the subscri-
Der, to be transmitted to the aforementioned
Society through their Government may rest as
sured of all the zeal and impartiality possible
in its distribution to the greatest sufferers and
the most needy. A. &. CAZENOVE,
Consul Of witzerand. Alexandria, D. C..
ian 1876
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FRANCIS w. WHlTIMORE.

PIANO AND VIOLIN PRECEPToRS.
lust received, Clilton's New and Improved
y Method Of Instruction for the Piano Forte
A Complete System for the Violin, arranged
by Ballot, and adopted by the Conservatory Of
Music in Paris
Also few copies Clarke's Catechism Of Mu-
sic. For sale by AUGUSTUS JACOBS.
ian II
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~ The Drawing of the Virginia State
Lottery, for the Benefit Of the Petersburg Be-
nevolent Association, Glass No. l, for 1885, will
take place THIS DAY, at o'clock, P. M. at
West End, alexandra Virginia.} jan l7-lt
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TAKEN UP, AS ESTRAYS,

TAKEN UP, AS ESTRAYS,
DY the subscriber, the last week in Novem-
ID Der last HORSE and MARE: they
are both grey Che Mare the ightest); the Horse
supposed to be eight or nine, and the Mare six
or seven years old. My residence will be found,
on enquiry, at Pohick Church.
jan l5-3t THOMPSON CLARK.
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FLoUR.-Thursday and yesterday, the current
price from wagons, was s4,35: We believe few
loads have been taken at 4,371. Last sales
from stores, 4,4o though holders now generally
demand 4,45 $50.
FLAxsEED.-We quote the wagon price at
4,62a to 40 for small parcels though large lot
Yesterday, about GO bushels, brought 1,773
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-01-17

~ The SAVINGS FUND INSTITUTION open eve
ry Saturday afternoon from half past to S
O'Clock, under the direction of Committee Of
the Managers, at their Room on Fairfax, a few
doors north of Prince street.--Those 10 whom
it would be more convenient, may make their
deposites on any other day of the week, with
WILLIAM SrABLER, Apothee airy, &C. Fairfax
street. eSat
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WANTED,
snA LABORING Men, and $50 Horses and
OUU Carts to work on the Richmond, Ere
dericksburg and Potomac Rail Rod, distant 20
miles from Richmond, and 40 miles from Frede-
ricksburg-fnear Tayorsve.) Applyto
PHILIP ROACH & co.
Alexandria,
Or on Sections I6, II, Is, 10 & 90 OF the above
Rail Road.
P. Roach & Co. wish to purchase GOOD
HORSES g. CARTS. jan l2-6t
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SUPREME COURT UNITED STATES.
THURSDAY, Jan. IS, 1885.

Present as Yesterday. :, ,-..se q,
No. l5-Lessee of Samuel Smith, pialnun III
error vs.. Robert Trabues heirs st.
This cause was submitted to the cons,aerauon
of the court on printed argument oy Mi. Ahah
nm behalf of the plaintiffs in error.
No. ls-John Coulson, appellee: vs. James
Walton, ct al.
This cause was argued by Mr. Key on the part
of the appellees. .,.,.
Adjourned I'LL tomorrow at eleven O'CLOCK
At an election held on the 18th instant, Tor Di-
rectors of the Marine Insurance Company of A
lexandria, the following persons were elected
for the present year.
Nathaniel Wattles, James Irwin,
Hugh Smith, Samuel H. Janney,,
John C. Vowel, Edward Dainger6eld,
William c. Gardner, Henry Daingerield,
Dwight Metcalf Phineas Janney,
Charles Bennett, William Fowle,
l. p. Thompson, William II. Fowle.
Thomas Vowell
At a meeting Of the Directors, on the 10th,
Nathaniel Wattles was unanimously re- elected
President and Dwight Metcalf unanimously re-
elected Secretary; and William Morreil elected
a Director to fill the place of N. Wattles elected
President
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-01-17

WALTHALL'S CAvENDISH TOBACCO.
1k00 POUNDS Waltha!Ps Superior Ca
Il CUO vendish Tobacco, just received
and for sale by
ian 10 WILLIAM N. McVEIGH.
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JOB PRINTING executed at tins oe,c,
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COTTON SEINE TWINE,
OF superior quality. being an improved make,
~ Just received and for sale by
ian II JAMES w. SCOTT.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-08-06
VALUABLE
JEFFERSON L.7.ND
For Sale

HNHAT fine FARM, now in the possession
II Of J. y S. Crane, situated about two
miles northwest Of Charies;own, Jefferson
county Va and within n short distance Of
ihe winchester and tIarpers-Ferry railroad.
containing -Four Hundred and SIX or Rigb,
Acres OF hrst-rate limestone LAND-sO or
~ Of which IA 10 good timber, and the ba.
lance IN high state OF cultivation, every
acre OF which, that Is not in grain, i, well
set IN clover. This farm Is so situated. with
regard TO water and timber, (haviug upon II
Two wells Of never-fsiling water, and a fpe
spring that wsters nearly one entire side OF
The farm as TO be conveniently divided into
Two farms OF equal size. The soil OF TIN.
farm is that Of the very best Valley land AND
ha. always produced equal to any land in the
valley. The improvements are a good 40
pie Orchard, comfortable Dwelling uou,.
good Barn, Siabing, aud other necc.sar,
apply TO JOSEPH CRANE
April 30, Is3j.-tf.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-08-06
VALUABLE LAND
TCR SALE.

WISH 10 dispose Of three hundred acre,
OF my Jefferson Land; 1t being part Of a
larger tract lying on aud near the river She.
nsndoah, three miles distant from Charlie,
Io"n, and not more than seven or eizh,
from HarPers-Ferry. About one third O
ms tract Is heavily clothed with fne. thrift,
nnoeri The balance cleared, well fenced
ana 70 2 pretty good state Of cultivation, al
least 100 acres thereof being we'll -, IN FL
yer; The Improvements are two DweIl,oO
Houses, two kitchens. good new Barn. win
stabling and other out houses in abundance
well wstered, (EVit's Run. a fine bold
stream, passing through it, hcs.des hayin,
several never falling springs Of limestone
water on It, one near each dwelling bous-
possession may he had at any time, term.
accommodating, and price low
.hfTTIIEW R.LVSO.N.
Charlestown. jefferson County. Va
March, 10. Is35-f
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-08-06

OFFERED AT PRIVATE SALE.
f1dE subscribed. attending TO remove TO the
- south West. oilers his residence for
safe. The lot fronts 80 feet on w.,hiny,on
'street. and runs back 372 feet. divided ,sn..
the yard on which the house stand, il On n,
IA ieet' and the garden POI by 90. in excel.
lent order; and the lot contafn. nj. l;nI. :,
select fruit Tor nearly sol that can b. p.m.I.
together with shrubs, &c. &c. The ,,,J
and garden are tastefully laid out. n vr,n.
aroor, 40 or l40 feet long, with di,Ie
kinds Of vines, which produce the YER, h..,
qualify OF grape, together with Stable. Cor,
wood, Gig and S.ioke Houses, &c. &c tn.
dwelling - Constructed OF the very heat n, :.
'er'ais, and Is eommodious, and in poip, Of
convenience surpassed perhaps BY few.
Ai.o--Anotirer Lot, 80 feet froot by 100;
on which there Is q Brick Store Honxe "a
oy "a feet, completely finished, and now oc.
eup,ed ~ such BY the subscriber.
Aiso-Another Lot, froating II feet. and
running back 10 feet; on which ther, h, n
Two story Brick Building. with q one story
osck buiii'ng reecntiy erected; another Lot
'"'eet 'front.' and running back l20 feet. with
comfortable House thereon; also. a 10,
fronting 40 f., and running back 100: a lar,
Frame Building, 20 by 20 feet. ans Two 80
ries high, suitable for a tavern-aII ON W..h.
ington Street.
Also, Frame House, 90 by 90. one story
Stone House and Lot, 40 feet by 100 or M
Aso-Another Lot, &c feet front and run.
ning back i65. with 4 comfortable Frame
dwelling Household on jefferson street
together with lOI unimproved Lots. living in
,oe town OF Bolivar, handsomely situated for
building.
further description is deemed unnece,.
sary. o. persons DESTROYS TO purchase are in.
vited TO call aud examine the premises.
Terms, one third cash, balance in 6. ~ and
"a months. with interest.
JOHN II. HAYDEN.
Bolivar, March 10, 1885.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-08-06

and gcldings, and the gold watch by
Roskell. that was Tudor's with the gold
cham; and may every blessing attend
him, the best and purcs; and wisest
man that ever knew. To INV brother
Henry Tucker, my gold watch by Bar
wise. The ohronomeier by Arnold. and
the knives and forks. sc. from Rodgers,
to 60 TO the hear. To William Leigh, all
duplicates OF my books, and my brood
mares Last Chance and Amy. To II.
Tucker, Young Whalebone and Young
Never Tire, also Topaz and Janus, and
Camilla, and Marcclia.
JOHN RANDOLPH If RoansLs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-08-06
Money Wantrd.

AN much N want of money, and must
u have u. Many &c ny old friends ard
customers owe ne De Dts a iong standing -
have waited with them year after year.
and it'll The Diouey seems a. Ter Oh az ever.
Nov. put the question 10 them whether I
ought 70 Wait any longer Come, friend
let us 81 least have o consultation sEd see
whether ways AID means cannot bs devised
Zoe obliging me, sithout distressing your
selves Csll and pay Up, if possible, add
that speedily.
Those whose open accounts are runnirg
o. are likevesse reque Ito call and pay ID,
OF give their notes
JOHN r cOOgJg.
Shepherds.ovu. gulv N fe9k
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NO TFfsE

a H. persons indebted 70 the subscribers
n ere hereby uo,iGed. ihst 81 debts dus
70 them must be paid "a o. before the ist
day % August best, % the fab.sFibers hsv-
ing disposed q their stock Of Goods tbSlessrs.
Hsfiebower 4 siifer, and interd removing
70 the West, prompt paymesi y absolutely
necessary. We feel under macy obiigstious
70 our Kind friends snd PATROLS ior their past
hvo-s The business wili still confirms .,
kablstown. under The 6rm q Nafnsdutg s.
Thompson until the loth o. Septenbsr next
s1TAs MARMADUKE,
JOHN VI. THOMPSON.
Iuse 4. Ie1S.--ff
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-08-06

at Matches, as she passed down, seve-
raj boats crowded with persons who had
been ordered from that place, in conse-
quence Of their abandoned character;
and also saw at Ellis's Cliffs. IL miles
below Matches, one or two fat boats
irelgh'ed with the same description OF
persons, but principally females-all
bound down the Mississippi. The peo-
pie of Natchcz had driven every suspi-
cious person from a part Of their town
known as "Natchez under the HILL"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-08-06
.Qiien's Issspr0ved Patent
THREsHINo MACHINE.

HNHE subscribers having purchased the
u. full and exclusive right Of making. US
ing and vending, in the Counties Of Frederick,
Jefferson, and Berkeley,
Samuel S. .1llen's THreskinp Machine.
arc now ready 10 furnish them to those who
may apply.
This Machine has gained the entire appro.
baton OF all who have used IL. or vi,nes.c5
Its operation. II can be propelled either by
ono or two horses; and the horse power !.
so eompletely portable. that the whole, read
for use, may be easily taken from place 10
place, IN common light wagon with one
horse. In trial, made some time since AT
she iNm OF John p. Dulsney, Esq, Of this
county, the above Machine. with a single
horse, threshed out l5i bushels wheat in 10
minutes; and on another occasion, Al the
farm Of Mr.. Joseph Gibson, few miles above
MIddleburg, the same Machine. with two
horses, threshed out I5s bushels Of wheat in :
hours. This was done with little or no fatigue
60 the horses. These trials were made in
the presence Of hundreds Of persons Imam,
Of them experienced farmers) who do no,
hesitate TO testify TO the great superiority OF
this. over all other Machines whose opera.
tons have ever been exhibited in this coun.
try.
These Machines are simple In their con-
struction. durable and cheap We will fur.
nish them for $40, and lees If the cost will
At all justify il.
We beg leave to refer persons disposed "a
purchase TO josiah TidbaIl, Esq Of Fauquier
and II. b. Powell. and John p. Dulaney, ESQ
Of Loudoun. who have witnessed their supe
rior utility in Threshing but immed lately az
ter harvest, q Machine will be sent 10 eacL
OF the above named counties, when thoss
concerned will have an opportunity Of SEEING
and judging for themselves
HIRAH MeVEIGH & co.
hiddleburg, Loudoun County.
June I, lest
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NEW AND CHRAP sToRn.

VNVHE uodersigaed is now opening a very
II handsome and extensive assortment: Of
Spring and FNmey Goods,
Al the house recently occupied by Mr. John
FItLsimmons as tavern, on Shenandoah
Street, which he fatters himself he will be
able 20 sell as Chesp rs any can be sold in
this section OF county. His assortment Is
general, and consists, 40 part. Of the following
articles, viz:
Blue, black, brown, adelayde, ~
Olive and Mixed SCLoIIiS,
DO. do. do. do. do. cassimeres.
DO. do. do do. do. Cassinetis,
Velvet, Silk, Valenen, Toiinett and Mar
settles Vestings,
silk. wOrsted, Merino, Cotton, Lamb.
Wool Hose,
And half Hose Of every description.
Figured and plain French and English Me.
Tino Of every coIor-do Circassians'
Super new style Calieoes OF every color
and price,
Plain, figured and eross-barred Muslin,
Bobinetis, Thread snd Bobinett Laces and
Edginp,
lnsertings and Foolings,
merino, long aud square sbawIs, . good
assortment,
Embroidered and Thibet do.
ltaiian Lustrings, (;ros De Swiss. eros de
Naples, figured snd plain. sll oolors.
Psrisbiens aud osksreans, new sl,Ie GOOD.
Tor dresses,
Twislsd SILK sbavls and HapdkerehseG-
Blond Gauze,
DO. Lson'das, DO Grapes. six and Man.
darians,
DO. al prices Blond Gauzs yeils and Pr
lareans,
super neW style Ginghams,
A good assortment u LADIES' end Gentle
meas Nd, Beaver. ard Silk Gloves.
Fashionable Spring Bonnets,
Hats, boots and Shoes. very chesp.
a good sssoTtuebt Of Doasstio..
White and browR and fancy Dnlhnrs,
summer Cloths, ell colors.
Chiaa. Glass, and QuesnsWare,
good assortment Of Hardware and Cut.
lcry.
good sssoFiment q Groceries,
Together With almost every article usually
Kept 10 Retail Store, Which Re would re-
Specifically solicit hs friends and the public
generally 70 cell and sHamios. sod Judge for
thsmselves, a. he does aot msks sby charge
for showing his Goods
JOHN g. WILSON.
HarPer'-Psrry, APra 20. is35.