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Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1836-11-23
IN MICHIGA

1926 From Detroit by Rochester to Lapicr, 10
miles and back ono. week
Leave Detroit every Wednesday at S m, ar.
rive at Lapier next day by 8 pm
Leave Lapier every Friday at m, arrive at
Detroit next day by SPIN
1877 From ,troit ION til, Territorial road) to
Utica, "a miles and back once week
Leave Detroit every Wednesday at IL m, ar
rive at Utica same day by 7 pm
Leave Utica every Thursday at m, arrive
at Detroit same day by p M.
l726 From Detroit by Redford, Livonia, Far.
mington, Novi, and Redvillc to Howell, SO miles
and back once week
Leave Detroit every Wednesday at l m, ar.
rive at Howell next day by pm
Leave Howell every Thursday at 5 q m, ar
rive at Detroit next day by IL noon
1929 From Tol do, Q70D by Blissfsld and
Palmyra to Adrian, 80 miles and back thr,s times
a week
Leave Toledo every Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday after arrival Of tho eastern mail, say at 8
a m arrive at Adrian same days by SPIN
Leave Adrian every Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday, at m, arrive at Toledo same days
by 3 pm eeh
1880 From Toledo by Tromainvlle and White.
ford to Blissfeld. IS miles aud back once week
Leave Tolsdo every Wednesday at a m, ar.
rive at Blissfeld Same day by p m
Leave Blissfield every Thursday at 8 4 m, ar.
rive at Toledo same day by pm
1871 From TOLEDO to Manhattan, miles and
back tn rec times week
Leave Toledo every Tuesday. Thursday aud
Saturday at 2 m, arrive at Manhattan same days
by pm
Leave Manhattan every Tuesday Thursday
and Saturday, at IL noon, arrive at Toledo same
days by m
1882 From Maumco Q70l) by Whiteford,
Bakers, Unionville, Canandaigua and Lanesville
to Jonesville, rs miles and back once week
Leave Maumee every Wednesday at q m, arr
rive ut Jonesvile next day by pm
Leave Jonesvillo every Friday at a m, arrive
at Miumee next day by pm c~ IS
1893 From Ypsilanti q7O2) to Plymouth. -
miles and back once week
Leave Ypsilanti every Friday at p m, arrive
at Plymouth same day by PIN
Leave Plymouth every Saturday at 6 N, sx.
rive at Ypsilanti same day by ii am
i134. From Saline (l702) by Columbia Laks
and kichfeld, to Grass Lake, 81 miles and back
once week
Leave Saline every Saturday at II m, arrive
at Grass Lake Same day by pm
Leave Grass Lake. every Sunday at a M ar.
rive AZ Saline same day by I'm
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1836-11-23
DOCUMENT, No. I.

At meeting Of the citizens of the county of
Wlshtenaw, friendly to the admission of the
Stlto of Michigan into the union, held at the
Court House in said county, on the 9th of No.
vember inst, EZEKIEL PRAy, esq, of Superior,
was chosen President; Daniel Hickson, esq. Of
Bridgowater, Vice President; Edmund Clark of
Ann Arbor, and A. Crossman, esq. Of Scio, were
appointed Secretaries.
Inc object fthe meeting being stated, a com.
mttoe OF throc were appointed to draft resolutions
who reported tho following preamble and rcsolu
tons: -
Whereas the convention holden at Ann Arbor
on the ninth day of September last, did, by a ma.
jority of seven, reject tn, propositions contained
in the act of congress relative 10 the admission of
the state of Mchigan into tho union |; and where
the delegates from the county Of Washten wv,
chosen by small majority of the votes given at
election, in which less than one half of the
voters participated, constituted that minority of
seven members; and whereas the result Of the
recent election in this county for members of the
Legislature, in which the question of our admis
sion was made test question, clearly shows.
there being majority Of moro than seven hun.
dred in favor Of admission, that either from the
peculiar circumstances attending tho delegate q.
lection, the want of general correct information,
great excltoment from tho constant appeal to the
passions OF men, the false statements and down.
right imposition OF the leaders of tho msnamod
state rights party, the question was not properly
understood; or, that since that time there has
been great and overwhelming change of public
sentiment; and believing that now the elections
for state and county officers, as well for cleo
tors of President and Vice President of the United
States having passed. that this all important sub
ject, if again brought bcfore the people in now
election for delegates 10 a convention, would Ia
discussed with moro becoming calmncss and
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1836-11-23

0NOLOSAAS foI carrying tHe I1lII5 OF
n the United States from the Est Of Eebrua-
ry, 1887, to the 30;h of June, 1910, on the fol-
lowing post routes in New-Jersey, Pennsylvania,
Delaware, Maryland, Ohio and Michigan, will be
received at this Department until the 22d day of
December, next, inclusive, to DO decided on the
26th day of said month. The contracts are to be
executed by the 25th day of January next, and
the service is to commence on the LIST day OF
February 1887,
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1836-11-23

MAkhiED,-in Lima, la. on the 17ih inst, by IL.
Powell Esq MIR. JERvIs PIKE to Miss RACHEL JOHNSON
all of this place. $500.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1836-11-23

DIED.--m Centervie, on the 18th inst Mt SAmU-
Ell ADMITS, a native of England BIT recently from
Schenectada New. York.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1836-11-23
STATE ELECTION.

We are constantly receiving the most cheering
news from the different counties in Michigan.
In most of the counties the question of our ud-
mission was made the party test.
We shall have a majority of about three TO one
in the next legislature in favor of admission.
Washtenap. This county at the late delegate
election, guve majority of about 100 against ad.
mission. and now the Democratic party, in favor
of admission, have elected their ticket by ma
jority of about 700. She has nobly redeemed her.
self. Admission and non-admission was the ques-
ton strictly adhered to on both sides.
Kalamazoo. This county has also given us a
majority of about 300. At the late delegate elec-
ton she gave majority against admission. Ad-
mission and noil-admission was strictly the party
test on both sides. Messrs. Eldred and Lothrop
were elected to the Legislature; both staunch de.
mocrats:
The vote for Senators in that county stood
thus:
Democratic ticket:
John S. Barry, 1913
Horace II. Comstock, AIS
Wing ticket.
VIM. II. WEIGH, 16l
Robert Clark, l65
Berien In this county r. E. Ward, the De-
mocratic admission candidate has been elected by
majority of about 200. and we believe the entire
democratic ticket has been elected. This county
gave decided majority against admission at the
late delegate election.
The vote for senator's Stood in that county,
Democratic ticket:
John S. Barry, 466
Horace H. Comstock, 353
Wing ticket.
VIM. H. Welch, 100
Robert Clark, I8
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-07-23

LIST OF LETTERS remaining in the Post
Oice at EcoNoMr, Wayne county, lad, on the
o.. day OF june. 1886, and il not taken oct
before the last Of September will be cent to the
General Post Office as dead letter.,
Baltimore Mt Lexington James
Gam John ,. Lins.y Thomas
Cook Wright ModIin Charlie
Deaven William Nc Alister John
Dennis Jesse Mausby John
Edwards Mary Perel John
Gwin John Sawyer Reuben
ellison Francis Thornburgh Wm NJ.
Hunt IsaIah Willis Isaac or r. r.
JOrdon James Butler
Jordon Rachel Wall Drurv
B. BARNETT, p. ~.
July Let. 1886 T-3t
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For sale.
II Merchant NIL.

IN complete order, one Of the best
on Whitewat within Z miles of Rich
mond and within miles of the Whitewa-
ter Canal. The situation is as healthy as
any in the state. There are on the prem
Uses two excellent seats for Distilleries,
AS acres 81 LAND. 81 of Which are IN
der cultivation; an apple and peach or
chard of choice fruit.
THE above will be sold without rererve.
Apply to r. Shawmbourie, Post Mister Al
A bington. Wayne county Ia, o. at thi,
alice. Possession can be given ~ soon
a. required.
April 30. 1886. l7tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-07-23

HAVING entered into CO partnersh'pin
a the Coach making business, would res
pectfully inform their friends & the public gen
orally, that they are now prepared to manutac-
ture Post Coaches, Coaches, Landaus, Dickey
.eat and pa,n Barouches.C hariotees, Phaetons,
Buggies, Sulkies, Gig., Dearborns, plain car
riase., sc. Having erected an estabIis ment
.ulta BILE to the business, and having employ Ell
number OF good eastern workraen, they datter
themselves they will be able to finish work for
neatness and durability equal. if not superior,
70 any done in the western country. Those
wishing to purchase are invited to call and ex-
anime for themee elves. Carriages repaired as
usual; all orders thankfully received and
promptly attended to. Shop on the corner Of
Nam aud Franklin streets, Richmond, Indiana
Ninth month 18th, 1885. Sly
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SHIN GILES.

ON hand lOO, 900, mostly Of the I'd
ity and laid in for cash, which ~ q
on pleasing terms.
~WANTED IMMEDIATHll
Of poplar and ash Aooriae Z
thickness and width; weatherbossdr
3 4 inch PANEL boards II incbss
also II ard 2 inch I'D
width, inch and inch and quanx Z
bcards-all except tho ash Aoodss !
good yellow poplar, and square 4
Scantling not less than IL feet loe6(
3 by 4 to 6 BY 6, and many inter-
sizes, especial, 4by4, 5HAt
Jo,s,s, poplar, oak and sycamore, 81
to 20 feet long, - by 6, and inter-
sizes up TO 3 by 10. all which vii I
counted for by board measuse.
Sawyers and Others will find I'll
interest 10 furnish the above ard
any part Of tbem-seeing they vi I
suffered to 60 away without '',he -
evil"
A. GRIMES 81
Richm.nd. March 18th. lS3f.
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the STATE o. o.,
Mooteomerv e.n

0N IL
Cabrael c. lsenhessss aud Yr,S
abeth lis wife,
Esther Butt, Solomon Butt. IA.
cob Huffman and Polly Hu0. }hO
Wan his wife, Thomas DovL
aud Sarah Do~lee his wife, api
9th ~.
IN pursuance ofan order n Al
If Common Pleas Of said Comm.
April Term, 1895. the said ~
Jacob Huffman and Polly 3. -.
Thomas Dowler End Sarah !. ~
hereby notified that the said go.
lied, on the 26th day Of Febru,,,
their hill against SAID defendant.
rs, charging that Jacob Bon - [
bout the middle OF July, lsSs
county. seized aud possessed 49,
personal estate to a large ano..
certain heirs at law named IN ~
That on the ed dav ofJul., lsaa
writing purporting to he The la, ~
Testament, Of the said Jacob -
was exhibited to the Court a ~
Pleas of Montgomery county r. -
and execution thereof granted NJ
Neible and Samuel Butt, the -
therein named; that said paper -
not in fact and IN truth the Ian ~
testament, Ofsaid Jacob Bvn -
that the execution thereof v.s ~,
and obtained by undue influence ~
ulen; representation, and ss;d ~
ants pray in the SAID bill tha, ala ~
lent and pretended will NAV b. - ,
as wholly null aud void and of mar.
in l'w, &c.
The said defendants, Jscdh. Pom, ,
mas and Sarah, are hereby tots.
unless they appear and plead, ~
dcrnur to said bill within sixty da> ,
he next term Of said Court, b =.
32d day of August next, that q y
plainants will apply to said Co -
the matter ofsaid bill as conlcl n
them. and order aud decree acct
By order Of the Court.
EDW ARD w. DAvlM. O.
MCNU1r g. rHkUsroN, SoI'uA r
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Valuable Property
FOR SALE

The subscriber offers for sale the
handsome situation where he now resides.
on the National Road, Immediately wez,
Of the Bridge At Richmond. There are
sixteen acres Of LAND, well improved
a good dwelling and out buildings with ex-
ceslent stat!ing. The situation would
make frs; rate Tavern Stand.
For terms apply TO the subscriber or.
the peem,see.
ABNEH HINT
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LAND FOR SALE.

THE subscriber offen for sale two so
acre Lots Of LAND. lying between Williams
burg and Econ. my in Wayne equity, Indiana,
on one Of which are about 20 acres deadenesi
Also, another 50 acre farm on Martindale's
Creek, three miles north Of Economy, which 10
improved by comfortable buildings, young or
chard SC, about 40 acres improved. AL Of
which will be sold low for prompt payment. or
4 credit for part Of the purchase money will be
given. For further particulars apply to the
sebscribeN living in Greene township, Wayne
comfy, la. ABEL LOMAX
Nav IA, 1886. 10: Gme
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FOR SALE.

THE undersigned will sell tract ofland
= sltuated on Elkhorn, al miles south of
Richmond. containing eighty acres. on
which are two small farms, a good SAW
MILL and u.4CHLFE HOUSE. with two
Carding Machines and a PULLING
MIL, in complete order. The whole of the
above property will be sold on reasonable
terms, and the neighborhood and water
power will Justify consid cradle extension
of the improvements.
DANIEL & JOHN CLARK.
NAV 9th. 1895. 1Stf
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WINTER AND SPRING
BY MSS n. =. GOULD

.Adieu:' Father Winter sadly said
To The world, when about withd rawing,
With his old white wig half of his head.
q And his iciele fngess thawing.
sAdisu! I am going to tho rocks and caves.
And must leave all here behind nns:
Or. perhaps sL2ii sink in the Northern
waves,
30 deep that none can 6nd me-
.Cood luck. good luck. to your hoary
lcehs!'
SAID the gay young Spring. advancing;
You may take you- rest 'iaid the caves
and roCxs,
While ! DER the earth arm dancing.
But there 10 not spot whore your foo
hath tr0e,
You hard, and e!umssy old fellow.
Not hill, o. field, nor . single sod.
But must make haste to mellow.
And then ] sh.ll carpet them Ger with
Which vill look 90 bright and cheering
That none will regret they lie, you pass
Far out Of sight and Of hearing.
The Tountain's that you locked up %
tight.
When ! shall give them 4 summing.
Will sparkle and pia; with my warmth
and light,
And the streams will set 10 run ng.
I'll speak in the earth to the pa'sied root
That under your reign was sleeping;
Ill teach il the way in the dark to shoot
And draw out the vine TO creeping.
The boughs that yen ca.ed 90 close In ice
II was chilling cen TO behold them.
LII deck all over with buds nice,
My breath alone can unfold them.
'Asd when all the trees are with blossom
dressed.
The bird with her song 50 merry
Will come 10 tie branches to build he
With q view to the future cherry.
the earth will show BY her lovelisess,
TIE wonders am doing,
While tho s.iss lock dowa, with . sm;i<
60 sises
The way TIA: I'm pursuing!'
Said Winter, Then I would have 20
learn
by me, my gay newcomer.
To push of too, vhsn it comes your tur
And yield your Place to Summer
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WIN. L. Brady,
SaddLev, Harness maker, &c. Snop op-
Posite M. Brigktsoelrs Store.
GRATEFUL for past favours. now wish
" es to inform the public that he has on
hand and intends keeping a general as
sortment of Saddles, Brides, Harness.
Robes, Trunks, Saddlebags. Valises, and
Whips; all of which he will sell at the
lowest prices for CAST, LINEN, Lincey.
Leather and approved country produce.
Richmond, Feb. IL, 1896. 6tf.
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N f. DlC.1L.

I'm. SAMUEL Nixon AND DR. wv. B.
SIXTH, having entered into co-parfnership
IN the practice of Medicine, respectfully offer
their services to the citizens Of Richmond and
the neighbonirg country. They can he found
generally at the Office Of DR.. Nixon or at their
respective dwelling houses, except when absent
on profession al business.
n. B. Those indebted to either of
the firm previocaly to this arrangement are re-
spectfully requested to call and settle accounts.
January IL, 1886. lH
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u q Il I G e


Nd ROPO IS teaching an English
~ School in the town of Richmond. in the
house lately occupied BY DR.. Warner A.,t i.
supposed there are pupils sufficient N the town
ana yicinRyto f'rm a school, without int~rfer;ny
with those already established, he hopes that
tnose who feel interested will render him their
ass's'is &c IN endeavor,ng to promote the cause
OF Educassel and Morality in this part Of the
cou TRY. tie proposes teaching the various
branches OF En-hsh Education, together with
the Latin and Greek languages: and by constant
and nnwearied attention to business homes 20
merit the appreciation OF his employers.
CTSchooi to commence May 30th. Tuition
TIC customary prices.
Richr.ond, Nay 2Stb, 1896. 2ltf
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G. roc F lie ..


No. los MARKEr STREET, PHiLADELPHIA,
ID ESPECTFULLY inform the Merchants Of
AZ Indiana, that they have received at
their Warehouse their Spring assortment
of Goods, consisting Of full and general
assortment Of British, French and Domes-
tic Dry Goods, which they offer for sale by
the piece or package. They filter them
selves that better supply or a superior
assortment cannot be had on more advan-
tageous terms, either in the Philadelphi
'or New York markets.
Philadelphia. Feb. 26. 1886.
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+ 10 NJ pSON'
vEGET ABLE
TOOTA..4CAE DROPS.

NVHE subscriber has the pleasure Of Of
= fering to the Public = fresh supply of
his remedy for that tormenting disc ase,
the TOOTH-ACIIE; which he has discov-
cred BY a series of experiments pursued for
nearly two years.-ln the composition Of
this remedy he assures the public that
there is not the smallest particle of any
mineral substance, that ii Is entirely COM
pounded from the vegetable kingdom, and
that its tendency is, instead OF corroding
the nerve and substance of the tooth, to
preserve both.--lt acts as a sedative, and
also a. an intiseptic, without producing
the slightest increase of pain, and on its
APPLICATION almost instantaneous relief is
obtained.
Numerous certificates are in the posses
sion of the subscriber. of cures performed
by this remedy, but as some Of ther, can
be seen where the drops" afe for .Aie
and the others on application to the SUIT
scriber, it is deemed useless to insert
them here the publication would be
more expensive than necessary.
A single vial will be sufficien if pro.
perly applied to cure from g. to 100 cases,
and As printed directions accompany each
vial. any person can administer it even to
himself.
For sale wholesale and retail BY Dr..
Philip Mason, in Connenville; Allen e. Co,
Cincinnati; Nathan D. Gallon, Brook
vile, and by retail a. most of the country
stores.
A liberal discount made to those who
purchase for retailing.
All communications to the subscriber
must be addressed " Everton p. U. r ayette
Co. Ind"
JOSEPH D THOMPSON.
For sale bv Irwin Reed.
Nov. Fl, lo35.
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n f W A RIVAL.
EDMUND EyENS has I.,eIv -,

SCpEVPG
al additional snpply Of GOODS in It's ire.
consisting OF Coach CoSen and Innings. Skirtinr
add Harness, Sole and Upper Leather, Caf
and hirp Skins,with a general variety ofIea.h-
er, Shoe-makes's findings, &c. 70: sale ., his
Leather and Shoe Store, Main 4, Rchmsad.
SGh -. lSeh. lax
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Free Trade aud Mechso(
rights.
JOB ". SsCNtae. y OAl

THE subscribers having sstsguIl
= Co-partnership under the 6rnde
& Co., take pleasure in iofernl
community that they have ereetd q
modious Machine Shop, ncarth the D.a
Foundry, 81 are now ready to gisl
attention to all orders for Ca1i4l
Spinning Machines, Turning Lsf9
any kind of machinery; ~ alec les q
either in wood or iron Of any dssesl4|
Having employed first rate workmsa
with confidence IN their ability =
positions to please their customens9
tiles and prices) ask Patroasgs
generous public.
JOB w. SWAIN, /
JONAS GAAR.
ABEL. TllORN
Richmond, Nay LIST. 1885.
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sVreac I9ilor6ssE ShoD.

As sss6 S~CR'
SAMUEL E.1REDELL, recently from
the City Of PhiIadelphia, has locate
himseliin The town ofRichmond, 4 openef
q shoPUh Main Street directly opposi. &c
the Bank, adjoining A. Sidoall's store,
where he intends establishing himself BY
dong the most fashionable As we'll a. plain
work IN 4 workmanlike manner. He hopes
BY an assiduous attention to his business to
merit and receive = due proportion ofpat-
roeage ho0 the t0va aud country.
Jnnv Oh la9R
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Loo -, latches screws, hinges, butts. files
and rasps, saw sets, rules, gauges, iron q
steel squares, hammers, iron, japan and
brass candle sticks, snufers and trays.
brass and tin fossets, screw and drive
knobs, plain and cut glass do, brass COM
mode knobs and rings, gun locks, percns-
sion caps, FIRE irons, brass and iron and
irons, fry pans, shov els, spades, hoes, trace
and halter chains, anvils vices. steelyard
patent balance, hones and scythe stones,
states, curry combs: Razors knives, knives
and forks, chissels, braces and bits, draw
ing knives, hatchets, cutting knives, grass
and corn cythes, plane irons, augers,
|Cinblets; hand saws, mill and cross cut do,
sheep shears, carpenters ADJ, axes, &c.
general assortment Of SCHOOL and
BLANK BOOKS.
AIarge lot Of SADDLERY and SAD
DLER'S TOOLS.
Glass, China and Queensrare,
lRoN, NAILS AND Cas- rINGs,
BOOTS and SHOES of all kinds,
Tuscan and Leghorn Bonnets.
Grocer les.
Orleans and loaf sug ar, imperial Il young
by son tea, Rio aud Laguira coffee. spice,
pepper, indigo, madden, ginger, rice. &c
THE above goods were mostly purchased
previous to the rise of goods and can be sold
low. Purchasers are respectfully invited to
call and examine the stock.
Richmond, April 80, 1886.
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FOR SALE.
PROPERTY FOR SALE.

CENTRAL PROPERTY FOR SALE.
THE subscriber will sell at
fsss.tS3 private sale, the STORE HOUSE,
'ssss one door west Of the public square,
in Ceutreville, lately occupied by
Messr.. Adams and Snyder. Tlis property
has the advantage ola front Mai, street of
upwards Of thirty feet, and on Main cfoss ST.
about 40 feet. For particulars aus. terms apply
to J. Winder, National uotel.) in Centres, iie.
d. WlNDER.
May Is, 1886. I5u
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.
Cloths, cassimeres ard sattinet's Of every
color, quality and price; Valencia, Mcr-
s,,lles silk, satin, and bombasln vesiings;
400 piece. calico-assorted; lieh, and dark
eingI.sms; printed mu-lins; biae X. white
and green cause wells. black lace d.;
chally-hernani; silk; sewing silk: cause
and fancy dress h'dk'is; plain and figured
Swiss muslns, book do, plan and cross
barred do. iaconets and cambrics; Grec'an
ard bobhnett lsces and !ooiings. thread q
bobbinct laces and edgngs; cause and
lus,rins rihbons--assorted; white and black
Italian Grape; Grape lisse; book muslin
,h'dk'fs, pongee and elk fagg do; white
and colored worsteaand cotton hosiery
corded skirts; grods-naps, grode-zine, l'aI-
Ian, sinchew md sarsnelsllks; bombasines,
and c,rcassians; beaverteens
lbancup cords; Mexican mixtures, Rocc:
do. ;biue drills; stormants; Pittsburgh core
Ibrocl.eila; princetta; black blue and green
Grape camles; brown French linens; gress
cloth; blue and yellow nankeens; ermin'
eus; linen diaper; 6, 7, and s Or. cotton
do, Russia DO. /; checks, ticks, &C.; ID te
20 bales domestic goods.