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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-07-07
(hnriesf0tcn N Jefferson County
SAVINGS INSTITUTION.

a. JUNE IL, ilo9S.
VLEE, the undersigned, having besn sp-
w pointed BY the Directors Of said inst'-
tutiolt pursuant 10 provision Of lie charter, TO
insestgate is sfars for six months prior to
The hrst day Of January, 1912. have carefully
examinedlhe books, accounts, SC, and present
the following statement, shelving its condition
a that time. And Ia tfng paricuIsrlyte xamin-
Sed fhe security taken for money loaned, We GER.
sffy that il appears 10 Us TO be good.
+ DR..
To cash on hand July /, ls4i, arising from re-
gulaf deposites. SIS 81
To surplus Of prob. on hand same :
To regular depOsitss and stock On dis
counted notes s ip,h3i 90
To regular deposiles made during the
Isst six months TO 10
To special deposites same time 100 0Q
To interest, due on discounted notes .
for'.ams Tine, ais 81
eos s uotss; 10. $50 60
= eash received for costs on suits 20 50
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-07-07
a CAR NJ.
DR.. 81. q. RrooEe.:

HAYlNG been induced 10 chshge his loca--
II lien, for thai Of charlestown, respectfully
oaers his services 10 the citizens Or the town
He may be found at all times Except when
Peofsssionally engsgedl al bis olEice 81 Mr..
AbelIiS Hotel.
charlestown, Marth17, 1892
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-07-07

Ons ne---nor cen When First we love
~ Tnl31As npnaE-
Oh. uo--not es'n when zrsi ne loved.
Wert thoa 70 dear as nov lhou arr.
Thy OeapsEthen MY senses moved,
But nov Try virtues bind nv heart.
What vas bol passions sign Sefoie IA
Has since heeo turnJ 70 reasons vew
And, though ~shea might love thee n.,rs,
Trust ne, Iiove thee keller new.
p'.t Is MI lf
Although my heatsi 10 earlieryohih N.
Might ksndle giih mere wild desire,
Believe me. II has gsin'd 10 truth
Much moe thanIi il has 15st n Ere. =
The flame now waims M ipmoSt core,
That then but sParkIed DER my brow.
And, lihoueh I seen d 70 lore thee morr;
Yet. oh. love thee batter now.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-07-07
NI9L TT 1FmI' u q !

- ETURNS thanks 10 her many kind friends
IA and 70 the Ladies' 10 general, for The libe-
raj patronage received from them, and hopes by
still endeaTering TO please, 10 merit contipu-
apee ofibe same. as she regularly receives The
LATEST, FASHIONS fat the SEASONS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-07-07
ABEEL,S HoTEx.

caaarhfsopn, J.5srson County, Va.
QsHE LARGE BRICK MORSE 80.
the Post uAiee! Ii.i ~
April %, is42.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-07-07

chsneery, for jefferson County, June "a,
1912:
Humphrey Eagle ! Bennett w Engle,
III PLAINriFFs,
AGAINST
Elisabeth Engle, adm Of Samuel En-
gle, deceased, and in her iaitcidaGl
character, George ID. Wiltshire, adm.
Of Bennett lFfttIhire, decd, Stephen
Cromi0elt, John .M' Knight and Eliza
has ,cife, late Elisa Engle, Mary En-
gle, ,cido,o ofBenjdmin Engfc, decd,
and John r. "A. Washington, late
Sheriff Of Jefferson County, and as
such, committee administrator Of said
Benjamin Engie, deceased, i.
Defendants,
IN cHANcERY.
ITyHE defendant, Elizabeth Engte. having De-
III psrlsdihis life since the former order 81
reference made in this case. By consent Of par
ties by their attorneys n is trdsrSi. Tha; the
said suii stand revived agsinsi Richard Dufield,
sheriff Of Jefferson County, rs committee adj
ministrsior De beais neaiof Samuel Eagle, deed,
and by like consent leave Is given the ssid de-
PENDANT to 6ie lis answer which Is accordingly
done and the cause coming on again 10 be
heard upon the papers formerly read, and The
answer Of The said defendant, Richard ufisId.
was argued By coansei-4on eousideration whetet
of, BY the consent OF tie parties BY their coun-
keI, il is sdjnd Cad and ordered. hist Master Con-
missioner Morthington do proceed 10 execute
the former orders Of the 18th Of June, $780,
and 96th Of November, Is4O, and state and SIT
lie the accounts tRsreiA directed 10 Be stated,
and in eonfotmity thereto, and make report.
n copy --Tesie,
ROBERT +. BROWN, sClefk.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-07-07

e<ThaPresiden Directors Of the above
Institution have declared dividend Of per
cent, for the six months prior to the tst lanu5
airy last RICHARD WILLIAMS,
June 81. Is42, Treasurer
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-07-07

DO make yourself 1t home. ladies',
said lady to Der visiiers one day. Il
an al home myself. and Fish you sll
we're.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-07-07
To THE PUBLIC.


HIN HE sPbseribers have on hand few tons
y o. BAR-lRON. which they will sell 90
reasonable tetrns-and they are also prepared
20 Draw 70 order for such persons as mag favor
ihem with their custom.
LOUIS MCPHERSON,
vi. JOSEPH y0GDEs, 4
June %, 1912.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-07-07

AAQuAEER ANSWER Martha does
theellov mes asked a qaaken youth Of
one at whose shrine bis heats hottest
feelings bad been offered Up. y
why, Seth answered she, I'VE ara
Commanded 70 love one anolhsr, are ws
90,
Ay, Marble, but does Thee regard me
with|ihattteeling the world calls lore
II hardly knowxwh hal 10 tell Thee. Seth:
Thase greatly feared that ny heart @ss
40 erring one. have Tried ID bestow my
love on al: but may have sometimes
tbought. perhaps, that thee was getting
raiher more than Thy share"
Why is = lady walking before ! gem
! iIsman like the latest news Recaass
A u. r. At
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s2p,7s5.4l

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OR.
Ioiy i. Is4i l42 So
BY interest paid special dsposftors 20 70
BY cash paid Clerks fees 81
BY cash paid SHERIFF. fees IL q
By cash pSld Attorneys, fees, 81 so
p sa or + . DOL
BY cash paid for stationery, ~ so
ls4a .'u 80 Is COL
/ BY regular deposiies withdrawn IS 90
By special deposites withdrawn IA 100 90
BY diseou1ted notes on heod - ,422 90
By in,scsst due Oh discounted notes
Iaskfix months 2l9 81
b. cash In Tressursr's hands. $40 II
/. 81, 7ss7tI
=--l
ASSETS:
---ip.7es IL
ia,.rss. on discounted nois. unpaid ai0e -
sIs.ss7 As
Due special deposilors 3422 40
Due -stoekhol6ers $50 co.
I Due regular deposi,Ors ll,7eo %
Leaving balance 81 prs6, 10 be paid Il
10 itockhOldsrs and tePosilors, Of s474 96
I Il
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-07-07
YusGINIA.Ifo wit:

liz the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and
chancery, for jefferson County, June "a,
! 1912: n
Humphrey Eagle ! Bennett w. Engle,
PLAINTIFFS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-07-07

John S. GALLAHER,
IoHN REED.
JAMES j. MILLER.
AMBROSE w. cRAMER,
CouIiniiiee.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-07-07

III the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and
chaaeery for Jefferson County
Joseph Z. lane, PLArsTrFF,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-07-07

Hon. ar. Pstrikip, q Pennsylvania; but. after
tie esse. spd ihG sEsumslt ghleh suiiaiaed nv
elisha. he beesns dns 81 ia most zsslots advc-
Gales
ssusibly alive 10 The Injurious impression
Whieh yeGr dedactions, when mate 10 bppiyl 10
ny case, are calculated 10 produce 10 and outof
Congress, and knowing iii veil II was The
fanbesi from your thoughts 10 treat il unfairly,
Itnist il may eonp1ft with your sense OF justice
To- let il Be known that am b. law land DOT 81
Executive favorBor authority, for that, was de-
nisd mel entitled 10 receive the value Of ny
commission Is Bfigadisr General By btssst.
! am, Sir, viii great respect, your obedient
servant, r JONES.
or he -lfmy U STATS. and q eittssn Of Kaginia
The Hon. T. w GIrMKn.
a RsPsstnfaiirein CongTen Tsom Tfrriaia.
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.LaInbangh,s 4 Coanposifion.

charEestoWn, June o, 1915. L3t
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-02-22
FROM TEXAS.

There are accounts 10 the 18th ult.-
The Santa Fe captives had arrived at
Mexico, and We're we'll treated, the charges
OF crueliles, &c, being all untrue. They
were to undergo a trial at Mexico.
Two Mexican steamers OF war, mount
ing Paixhan guns, and built in England at
an expense OF 100000, were daily ex-
pecting at Vera Cruz, full manned and
equipped, and were forthwith. on their ar
rival destined to blockade the port of Gal
weston. An army of $4,000 men was
also being raised, of which 10000 were
10 cooperate with the navy in the con-
quest of Texas
AS the Sabine, which brings the news,
left the port of Vera Cruz, she fell in with
two armed brigs and one schooner, on
their way TO blockade that port, supposed
to be a part of the Yucatan and Texan
navy.
There are Two other French sloops O.
war and one schooner cruizng off the
coast 1t is, however, expected that the
difficulties with France will be amicably
arranged .-New York american.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-02-22

Commanding officers of regiments and
separate battaions, will make report 10 this
department, Of the volunteer companies
within the bounds of their several COM
mands. Commanding officers of volunteer
companies, will immediately make report
to the several commanding officers of re-
glments and separate batlalions, within
whose military jurisdiction they at present
are, OF the numerical strength Of their re
spectlve companies, and their class. whe-
ther of mounted Rihemen, r ifcmen, Ligh,
Infantry, Artillery, or Dragons.
BY order of the Command4r-in
WIN. Il. SMITH,
Adjutant General,
36-w6 Militia Wisconsin Territory.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-02-22

DER which did entitle the prisoner to the benefit
of bail, and that he must remain committed until
the term of court 1t is intended, ] believe, to have
the prisoner brought a writ of hdJeas corpus be-
fore Judge Dunn, where attempt will again be
made to allow him the benefit of bail, with what
success remains to be seen. For my part, have
little idea that the culprit will ever meet with
punishment in any wise proportioned to the offence.
He has money, and host of friends of like nature
and spirit with himself who will give themselves
rest, until he is again free. Whether the laxity
q will not say of our laws) but of the admInstra
ton Of them, has had any effect in producing this
dreadful result, am not prepared to say 1t mi h:
not be going far however, TO say, that under the
circumstances, men of violent passions, would be
less likely to guard themselves, and consequently
be more liable TO commit crimes of this nature
This is proper to make an example of, for
should be adudged to be less than murder, there
can be no palliating circumstances, and the crime
would well deserve the full penalty of the law
There are many incidents connected with this
matter which for the present must reserve
The business of Legislation which was suspended
for time, has again been commenced in earnest.
The adjournment takes place on Friday next, and
consequently the unfinished business is being push
ed to a termination with a rush. You are aware
of the fate of the rail road bill The whole action
of the Legislature on the subject of the Milwaukee
and Rock river canal, cannot be known until the
close of the session. The burthen of the action
will be, that the legislature will take the best pos
slbe means to get out of the difficulty they are al
ready in, being careful to get in no farther.
Doty viii have nothing to do with village corpo-
rations. He does not believe, that the legislature
had any light to grant charters in the first place.
and so believing he all acts pertaining to such
charters. An act to amend an act incorporating the
town of Green Bay, and also a similar act relating
to the town of Racine, were returned with his OBJ
jectons. The act relating to Racine was immedi-
ately passed by two-third vote; but two in the
House voting against it Some time since the
Governor returned with his objections an act incor-
poratlng the Rock river and GAINESVILLE Bridge
Company.-The House took up the bill and passed
1t unanimously. What the action Of the Council
has been, | am not aware. | will furnish a list of
acts passed, Immediately after the adjournment
AS there has been less done this session, than at
any preceding, it will probably be the most profta-
bic session we have had No definite action has
yet been had the apportionment billIt is doubt
full whether it passes. CL. s.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-02-22
First Byiyade, First DECISION.

The counties Of Milwaukee, Washing
ton, Racine, Walwor,h and Rock, shall
compose the First Brigade. and be COM
manded by a Brigader General. This
Brigade composes the third, fourth, and
sixth Regiments, and the third separate
Battalion.
Second Brigade, First Dirision.
The counties of Brown, Manitoowoc,
Sheboygan, Fon du Lac, Marquette.
Calumet, Winnebago, Jefferson and
Dodge, shall compose the Second Brigade,
and be commanded by Brigader Gener-
al. This Brigade composes the second
Regimen, and the fourth separate Bat,a-
lion.
First Brigade, Second D:rision.
The counties of Iowa, Dane, Sank and
Green, shall compose the first Brigade,
and be commanded by Brigadier Gene
raj. This Brigade composes the first
Regiment, sad the second separ;-e Batta-
lion.
Second Brigade, Second Duision.
The counties of Grant, Crawford and
81. Croix. shall compose the second Brig
ade, and be commanded by Brisadier
General. This Brigade composes The fifth
Regiment. and The first and Fifth separate
Baualions.
Commanding officers os Regiments,
separate Batallons, and Companie and
the officers Of the Staff Throughout, tho
Territory, will govern themselves nccor-
ding 10 these General Orders.
BY order of the Commander-in-Chie
WIN. K. SMITH,
Adj9tant General,
Militia Wisconsin TERRITORY.
S46y
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-02-22
DONATION PARTY.

THE person to be benefited by his DoxArroS
l. has strong claims upon sympathics, benavolence
ana beraliiy of his friends and neighbors-c ompris
ing all denominations both Priests and People to-
gehar with Doctors Lawyers, Mechanics and farmers
he undersigned would respectfully solicit punc,ua
attendance upon this praisew orthy object for the
son alluded 10 Is much in want of little pacunary aid
to help him still TO persevere in his labor ana benev-
olent work of admin tnrng to the of the needy;
such As clothing the NAKED feeding the hungry, aud
relieving the sick and afi ctad
This cal is founded upon the fact of Goods and
Merchandise had and received; and al Interested Will
do well 10 take due notice and govern thams lives
cordlns'y by.so doing They may themselves the
unpleasant task of being compelled to wait upon one of
the salec; committee appointed. by the strong arm If
The Law. for that purp, aided by of The pruden
tal committee. Justice of the Peace The place of
deposit viii be tho counte- of the undersigned; ho
Will ever be IN waiting to receive whatever NAV he
donated. and at any time will be acceptable between
this and the fifteenth Of next month but beyond thai
be careful. ROYAL r. WAinO
Southport, February 9Th 1871 "a
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-02-22
General Orders.
Military Secretary.
HEAD QUARTERS.
OFFICE OF THE ADJUTANT GENERAL.
MADIsoS. Wiskonsan Tnrr;,ory


OFFICE OF THE ADJUTANT GENERAL. {
MADISON, Wisconsin Territory. }
January %, 1912.
Pursuant to, and in obedience of, gen.
eral orders of this date, issued by the
ommander-in-Chiefo Of The Militia of the
Territory Of Wisconsin, for the purpose
Of effecting a Division ard Brigade orga-
nizati1n Of the militia according to law,
the Territory is divided and differed as
follows:
First Dirision.
The counties of Brown, Manitoowoc,
Sheboygan. Fon du Lac, Portage, Mar
queite, Calumet, Winnebago, Jefferson,
Dodge, Washington, Milwaukee, Racine,
Walworth and Rock, shall compose the
First Division, and be commanded by a
Major General.
Second Dirision
The counties of Iowa, Dane, Sank,
Green, Grant, Crawford, and ST. Croix.
shall compose the Second Division, and
be commanded by Major General.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-02-22
NOTICE.

EN- pursuance Of a warrant to me
n directed, by the authority Of the Pres
ident and Trustees Of the North Ward Of
the Borough Of Southport, shall proceed
TO sell the following described property
situate in said North Ward, in accordance
with the same law regulating the County
Collectors sale. al the curt House in the
village Of Racine. on Tuesday the Doth
day of March oeXt. 1912. Ito continue ill
all are sold) 70: the taxes and charges,
unless the same are sooner paid.
WARTERS TOW SLEE,
Marshal.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-02-22
General Orders,

&SAISA SSl Va NOA NJ
HEAD Quarters. }
OFFICE OF THE CoMMANDER-1,-CHIEF (
Madison, Wisconsin Territory,
January &c, 1912. 5
To WILLIAM r. SMITH, Z
Adjutant General,
For the purpose Of carrying into full
effect the Militia Law Of WISCONSIN
Territory, and 10 cause a Division and
Brigade organization Of the militia to be
made, the Territory shall be divided and
differed as follows
First Dicision.
One Majo General,
Two Brigadier Generals,
One Division Inspector,
Two Brigade Inspectors.
Second Di1ision.
One MAJ or General,
Two Brgadier Generals,
One Division Inspector,
Two Brigade Inspectors.
You will Immediately proceed to effect
the above organization and designate the
Divisions and Brigades according to the
report made by the Adjutant General to
this Office and cause the same to be pub
licly made known by general orders
throughout the Territory, SO that the Off
GERS of the several Regiments, separate
Baualions and Companies, and the Off
GERS of the Staff may govern themselves
accordingly. Done at head quarters.
]. ID. DOTY,
Commander IN Chief.
ALB'T w. PARIS,
Military Secretary.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-02-22
GesserQs OrGEer&--.To. =.
HEAD QUARTERs.
MADISON, Wisconsin Territory,
February IL, 1912.
TIA IV,77j1o p S,nifb

To William f. Smith, !
AGjutant General.
For the purpose of eflecting an organi-
zatIon Of the volunteers Of the Territory Of
Wisconsin, separate and distinct from the
general body Of the militia, and 10 form
them into baltaIions and regiments, consti-
tu,iog one or mere brigades, as in future
their numbers may require, the whole Ter
rlory of Wisconsin shall compose one
brigade, comprising two regiments of two
5atlaIions each.
You will Immediately proceed 10 desig-
nate the bounds of the two regiments, ha-
wing reference TO the location OF the from
tier counties in forming the first regiment,
and the southern and lake counties in for
ming the second regiment.
The description of volunteers recogni-
zed by he laws of the Territory, will alone
compose the brigade.
Done at Head Quarters.
J. ID. DOTY,
Complaader-an-C Chief.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-02-22
ALB'T w. PARIS,
Miht'y Secretary.
General esYSs2rS--.Vo. 9.
HEAD QUARTERs.
Adjntant Generals Office.
C0nandader-3n-C

HEAD QUARTERs,
Adjutant Generals Office
MADISON, WISCONSIN TERRITORY,
February IL, 1912.
In obedience Of, and in conformity with,
General Orders of this date, and for the
purpose of organizing all The volunteers OF
the Territory of WISCONSIN,, within the
bounds OF the several regiments and sepa-
rate battaIions. into one distinct brigade,
comprising two regiments, of two battal-
ions ench., the whole Territory shall con-
stitutc one brigade.
All mounted Riflemen, Rifemen, Light
Infantry, Artillery, and Dragons, formed
into companies according 10 the militia
laws Of this Territory, shall compose the
said brigade, and be commanded by a
Brigadier General Of volunteers.
The counties Of Brown, Manitoowoc,
Sheboyegan, Fond du Lac, Dodge, Port
age, Calumet, Marquette, Winnebago. Sank,
Dane, Iowa, Grant, Crawford and ST. Croix,
shall compose the first regiment, and be
commanded by Colonel, Lieutenant Col
onel, and Major Of volunteers.
The counties of Washington, Milwaukee
Racine. Walworth, Jefferson, Rock and
Green. shall compose the second regiment.
and be commanded by-a Colonel, Lieuten-
ant Colonel. and Major of volunteers.
The first battalion Of the first regiment,
shall consist Of the counties Of Brown,
Manitoowoc, Sheboyegan. Fond du Lac,
Dodge, Portage, Calumet, Marquette, Win
nebago and Sank.
The second battalion of the first regi-
ment, shall consist Of the counties of Dane,
Iowa, Grant, Crawford and ST. Crox.
The first battalion Of the second regi-
ment. shall consist Of the counties OF
Washington, Milwaukee, Racine and JEFF
ferson.
The second battalion Of the secondregi-
men,, shall consist of the counties of Wal
worth, Rock and Green.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-02-22
G. BENNETT. sec'y.

A FACT FOR THE HARBoR COMMITTEE IN
CoNGREss.-Wc learn from gentleman
who has recently been paying some atten-
ton TO the matter, and made collection OF
the particulars about the number Of lives
and the amount of property lost on Lake
Michigan since 1894, that the result his
investigation is as folows:-
Whole number Of lives lost, one hundred
and eighteen.
Average yearly loss Of property, one
hundred and thirty thousand dollars.
Average number Of vessels lost yearly,
ten. -MtlWaukee Courier
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-02-22
ID a Y GO Cd 81

Extra super Black Cloths An assnrtmeu; q Pilot
ana Broad Cloths. Black, colOred and super Fancy
zoe SKIN Cassmeres. SatInetts Jeans Hard Times :;
Genoa Cord: Beaverteen; Extra super Silk Velvet
and Satin Vestngs Silk Serge. An assortment OF
+ ancy Festings. some new and beautiful patterns
co'ored aud white Blankets pl ain and twillcd, some
(which are extra super super. including Cradle Ba
kefs White, Yellow, Green and Red anuels PLAN
and twilled. Cotton Doa-skin Fannels " hite and
co!ored. Linsey, PLAIN and plaid Tickings { hecks;
bureau Covers Brown Holland coorpd Csmhrics
Irish Linen Russia Shee'ing; Russia Diaper; Birds
eye Elaper, very fines Osnaburgs; wed Linen Bag
ging, a first rate article; Crash Domestic Stripes,
PLAIN and wil"d. Damask Table Linen and Table
covers white and coored Cotton Diaper; Cotton Drill
ling, hite and colored large assortment
Domestic Muslin, beachad and unbeachad. Black and
co ored Nerinors. Dress and Furniture Chiniz and
.aIicocs, American British and French. Mousseli inc
DE Lame, figured, striped and plain black. eros lie
Swiss; eros De Naples black and coored; Senshaw:
Florence; Bonnet Lawns; Cambria, Jaconet, Swiss
Null Book and Japaned Musns. Bishop Lawn
Cambria Linen; Lawn Lawn; corded Skirts; Ladies'
Dress handkerchief and Cravats very itch and
CANT Lace Collars and Chemsatts. Laces Wash
Blond figured and lain Pooinet Bonnet Ribands;
Satin, Mantua and GauZe Ribands Hem stitched
Linen Cambria Handkerchief An assortment of
Pocket Handkerchiefs for Ladies' cambria Dimily
Merno and other Shawls. A great variety of small
fancy articles and full ASSORTMENT of trimmings of
many kinds, including those fo taors use Artificial
Flowers Ladies' Baskets, new article. gene al
assortment of Gloves and Hosiery COR ladies' Gentle
men and children. Wooden Comforts. Buck>kin
Alits. Back and Fancy Silk Cravats. Silk and
Cotton Pocket handkerchief; Stocks Suspenders
and six Oil Cloths Paper Hangngs. Black and
white Nadulno Carton Inns