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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-15

ny-vAUXHALL GARDEN.-Grand Civic Bail comes
off tonight These Balls have become the great feature
IF amusement with the young folks our city Thou.
sands have attended them and visitor but has been
delighted with the novel and beautiful manner they ar,
produced. Those fond of dancing and enjoying the
reshing breeze OF Vauxha should attend tonight Fair
aces, fine music and every thing heart require. On.
TWENTY-FIVE cents for admance for agentleman and
iis ladies'
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CHATHAM THEATRE.-Under the efficient manage
nent of Messrs. Stevens and Palmer, this popular
Establishment bids fair TO prosper, as ever. Three
ieces are presented to-night-Mr. Scott in his ia
orite character OF Ugolino, and Mr.. w. Wood in
"vo popular pieces. Mcssrs. Hill and Booth have
zen engaged, and will shortly appear.
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City Despatch Post,

40 WILLIAM STREET.
PRINciPAL OFFcE.Letters deposited before haIEpast
hapas H. and hall past o'clock, will be sent out for
elivcry at Q, l, and o'clock.
BRANCH OrrIcEs-Letters deposited before T. H. and
o'clock will be sent out for delivery at g. and o'clock
ALEX. M. GREIG, Agent
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o. CHATHAM THEATRE.-This Theatre was very
veil attended last evening and the performances elected
much applause The attractions to night consist OF the
tagc play of Ugolino the hero the wild Boy
Bohemia and the meo-dran,a Of Raymond ana Agnes
Jr the Bleeding Nun.
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The New York Lancet

ms few copies of the first volume OF this work,
handsomely bound. may now be had at the publ
cation office-Price 81
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LETTERS BY THE MAIL SrEAMERs.-The letter bags
# the Caledonia, for Liverpool, will close this at
ernoon at halfpast four o'clock, at the Post office,
| arnden's, and at Gipins.
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M SEAsICKNESS-A certain for this distress.
ing Complaint may be had at LOG Nassau ST. The expert
ence Of packet Captains fully settles the fact
their infalliblty Shermans Camphor Lozenges have
been long known for their great efficacy in curing head
aches papitaton of the heart and lowness Of spirits
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o. The Hon. Mr. Mitchell, the forger, is to
cntenced to-day
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NTW YORK HERALD.
Herald Bulletin OF News.

The Herald Bulletin of News is kept at the north ives
corner OF Fulton and Nassau streets On the arrival oil tn
morning mails eight o'clock A. M.-and also OF tn
evening mails at four O'Clock p NJ the latest intelligence
from all parts of the world may be found the herao
Bulletin Board at this corner Let every wayiarer siol
and read Advertisements Of all kinds taken at the once
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10 HOBOkEN Is AT THIS SEASON A MOST DE-
cious and enchanting spot. An n ts d.oht
full grounds should by all means be made now See ad
yertisement.
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Herald General Printing once.

The General Printing Office capable of doing all SORT
OF printing such books pamphlets bills CARDS r %
descriptions, is open at the Herald Buildings gnu
from Nassau street-Joseph Elliott Printer
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ANOTHER HoT DAy-The weather yesterday
vas again of the swelteriug order.
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APPOINTMENTS Br THE pREspESr.-Hezckiah Hawiey,
be Marshal of the United States for the Apaachicoa
District in Florida William Johnston to be surveyor
General Of Ohio, Indiana and Michigan
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1Ierirc and Texas.

The affairs of these two countries may be sum-
ned up in a very few WORDS
Texas is prosperous and fourishins-at peace with
n the world except Mexico; and likely to remain
% for some time TO come. Her crops are good her
government improving, the tide of emigration there
citing in FAST her people hardy active, enterprsing
md Industrious, the cause of religion and its CO.
worker, temperance, prospering there, and every
hing augurs future full of happiness for the young
republic.
With Mexico the very reverse Is the case. Dark,
gloomy, and inscrutable are her prospects. Torn to
pieces by internal factons-harrassed by the navy
of Texas crippled by the secession of Yucatan-a
ruler little better than despot, and wholly knave,
nothing short of subjugaton, later, is left
for this ilfated miserably governed, yet beautiful
portion of Gods globe.
Mexico is deeply in debt TO us, and owes many
redresses for grevous wrongs-in consequence of
which she has lately put great many airs, and
affects TO demand atonement for injuries done by US
to her. But if she does not, as the Kenuckian says,
toe the mark very soon, she will find to her sor-
row that " the boot is on the other leg"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-15

NBIo's.-The Magic Pills, by universal desire,
is repeated tonight, with "The Mners" The
latter piece was received with roars of laughter on
Gabriel's benefit. by the way, his Simple Simon
would broaden the phz of melancholy herself
Miss Wells and her talented brother appear in La
rarenula. year in Paris, under an able master
would place this young gentleman on a par with
raglioni, whom he somewhat resembles. lie has
Ill the requisites, if he possess the necessary perse-
verance
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BOARD or SupervIsors.

IExPEcTED Acadia at Boston on Sunday
from Liverpool, with fifteen days later news
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ARRIVAL OF A FRENCH FRIeATE- Yesterday a
french war steamer arrived and anchored off the
Battery. Her name is the Conner, after town in
AUSTRIA. She sailed from Cherbourg, in France, on
he 18th ult, touching at Fayal whence she sailed
m the Sd inst. Her commanders name is Lau-
Ter. As usual salutes were fired.
This steamer is fine looking vessel nearly as
large as the President, measuring two thousand tons
burthen Her power is equal to four hundred and
fifty horses, and she is said to be fast saer She
is barque rugged and rather heavily spared. Only
len guns at present mounted, but she is frigae
oerced. About half her complement of crew are
on board, namely, two hundred and forty-fve men
There eight commissioners on board, whose
business here is best known TO themselves II may
he connected with the Right OF Search, and may
not and it may be connected with the establishment
Of line of steamships. Who knows Time,
however, will tell, if the French officer will not.
Our harbor now presents fine sight 1t looks
decidedly warlike. There are at anchor off Castle
Garden, the line-of-battle ship North Carolina, the
Frigaie Columbia, II. b. NJ. frigae Warspite, and
the French war steamer Conner, In day or two,
The Brandywne will join the fleet
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-12-05
NEW YORK MARKET. Nov %

CorroN-There has been fair demand chiefly for tx
port, throughout the week. Holders however have been
anxious sellers, and prices have further declined TO-
CoaN ExCHANGE.--'rhe news that a sudden change
in the weather had closed the anal throughout almost
lis whole length, produced sensible effect On Flour
The winters stock had not been laid M and although
other soris OF Flour will from various directions
tho supply Of Genessee only come through the Ca
nal. Prices advanced from day TO day. On Saturday
the receipts small. and holders not ds,s
ed to break-out what they had in store, buyers were
compelled 10 pay 81, 80 Tor Geuncssee and Ohio and ST.
44ajU for Michigan sum few sales were made al
81 62. and the narhal closed with tirmness holders
being confident than tao elose of amy prey ious
week. There several fancy brands which sold at
$la5,25. ~ Southern Flour there was usual MT
much business. Georgetown sells wanted Tor parilc-
uar purposes ats 62s, some Richmond City at s. 62!
40 brand vine at LIS, and is asked
There is parcel Of New Orleans Flour in market
at .5o rnore were several parcels OF Ia. Wheat al,
o7as9c, and a goa article would now command 9Oc;
holders ask 9,JalUc.
MONEY AND EXcHANGEs.--In money there il no
change a. tendency. Il is plenty, with constant a,o,-
mutation Of specie. In domestic exchanges there s bol
little to notice Sterling bills less plenty aud the
price advanced to O. for Southern and g.. prem. iur
prime city names.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-12-05
OBITUARY.,

Died, at North Bend. Ohio. on the 10Th ult.. after a
long and painful illness. Mrs. Mays II. THonNroN
third daughter Of the late Pfes,den, VIM. II. llarri,
son.
---, in Baltimore. the 9th inst at the ara Of IS
the Hon. RoBEnr SMITH. In reoordiny this lnelan
choy event, the opportunity should be ns, Of bear
lug testimony 10 the virtues a 81 es,iuable a man.-
Few, indeed, had stronger claim the respect Of his
fellow citizens, whether in private public life. Ia
the war of the Revolution he boe the battle
Drandywine, among the volunteers from Baltimore,
lie was Tor many years prominent and useful men,her
OF one or the other branches of the Legislature OF Mary
land. and his administration Of the Navy Department
during the Presidency ol Mr. Jefferson, distinguish
ed tor its efficacy. and for the hi h Of cvarc feel
ing with which he inspired that gallant band Of officers
who have added largely to the glory Of the Rpu lie
lie carried with him Into tho department Of State,
der the administration Of Mr.. Madison. the lofty patriot
ism and courageous bearing which had marked his
character Courteous TO Others he would brnk insu
10 his country. So, in the shaded Of rercmeni, h.
lived without bernsh, rcvered and beloved by l.,c
large circle he dcd and in the last days Of waning
life. cool, cole; aud resigned his noble spirit parted
wthoaa pans. rejoicing in the promises dear to the
Chr'a.'an' amarcaa.
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0sejssef Fur,NtfMse ssssd LAsvis's.
TuR aAU09aT Anoo0rM9NT RvK0
oo0o00 00R800O IN Toooo MAW39r.
& lDEBOARDS. with and without marble tops. Il al
~ mist every firm snd psce.
NcWtssies aud Book CASES
l.adies' and Gcn,lemen's Csbissts.
Dressing Bsssus and DRESSING Tables. with and with
out massis tops. and; commun Baseaas. Of every Va
riety.
Dining. Tea, Gard. Pier and Extension Tables.
Pier Tables with the 6~sss Egyptian marble tops, and
splendid Pier Glasses attached.
Sofas Of thrrc OF Smr dihercn. pss,ers.
Marble top Wash S,suds, and cssnsoN do
Wardrhss somc OF the finest ever oesed he'c or any
where else.
Rocking Chairs. Of every variety II farm and price,
Windsor, Cane Seat. and Mahogany Chains.
Music Stands, Piano Chairs, Sc. sc.
Those In wan, of articles in my hue aw respectfully
solicited to give call. certainly can ofer Induce
men,s the quality of my work. and should BE- sr'sed
'inccrssi'y did NOT compel me, 10 offer Inducements IN
price A. WINSTON.
Dec. 8 wAw if
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-12-05
BALTIMORE MANKET. Nov, %

C"tle.About 550heado Of Beef Gu, lie were offered for
sale al the scales this mornug. and neary all sold IN
city butchers and packers at prices ranging from rs
to $2.3l per 100 Ibis. the boot, which is equal 10
S3,5Oa Si,O!a net as in quality.
Hogs.-There is about small drove of Live Hogs
in market. and they are held at 81 per 100 u.s. whou,
indiag purchasers
FioW.-lhe demand for Howard street continues
quite limited, whon, any change in price. We note
sale OF 2U barrels gd mixed standard brands from store
this morning at SIP. The receipt price continues at
81 A small sale Of City Mills Flour Today a, $tl2i.
tiuders generally ask Si25. bu, hear OF no
lions above SIRE. Susquehanna Flour is held at
1925.
t:'..a.--1he price Of Whea,s tends upwards in con-
sequence OF the snaness ot the supplies and the apprc
teIsln OF the freezing Of the rivers and canals. We
note 81 les To day Of lot of Penna. red at 90 cs Of
lot of Virginia red at 80 cts. and Of 10, ui bite Wheat,
quality fair at - cts. We quote fair III strictly prime
reds at Is Octs. and inferior AT 80 10 cts. in
quality Sales OF white Cuyn a. az chs, aud Of yellow
43 CTS.
Whshey-The Market to day is more firm. Small
sales o,,ay at % cts. for hhds.-uow held at q.
cts. a % cents for bbls.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-12-05
MAIsIsoAG ES.

Married, r Washington city, tho 18Th Inst. by The
Rev Mr.. Siringfellow, Mr.. JOHN w. McK,NsEv u
Miss IlHoDA daughter Of Richmond Statham, Esq decd
ull Of this county.
-, the Eth nit. by the Rev. Mr.. Dance. DIR.
RoBERr WEsr. Of King William, to Miss ANN f.. Scorr
Of Prince Edward.
-.on the 30h Nov, at the residence Of Nr.
William e. Clark, by the Rev. John Mason. Capt
WILLIAM CocKE. to Miss Eiiz.nErH JOINS, (daugh-
Ter of the Rev. Edmund Johna. deceased all of Camp
bell county.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-12-05
CHEAPER THAN EVER. Ann
CHEAPER THIN. THE

Che~Pess, and as good ~ the best,
VNtiE subscriber is receiving and will he recei-
wing by the regular packets from New York for two
weeks to come. an additional supply of X T. "A ID I
MADE CT Z HING. which has been pur-
chased for cash, and will be sud fur the same a, prices
lower than ever offered before in yaohburg Among the
articles offered may be found DIess, Frck, Box and
Over Coats at Prices VARYING from 80 to 80 dollars
of good material. and warranted well made
Pants Vests and all kinds of Fancy Ar,loas such as
scais. Cravats, Pocket handkerchief. Saspenders,
Shaker and Merino Under Shrta and Drawers Collars,
Bls'ma. Shirts and superior lot of STOCKS al
the extreme low price Of 5Jcts.
Thankful for past favors the subscriber homes in
these hard times to sell cheap u put the rhino in
every mans packet. aud coats on every mans back
Please walk in. and examine for yourselves; and il
you wish to purchase my word for il, bargains await
you.
Also, Clothes cnt and made 10 order al tina ahor,est
notice. and warranted to IT, the goods paid f,r Pants
and Vests made cheaper than elsewhere, to suit the
times. Give me call aud my words shall be verified at
b. TERRY'S CLOTHING STORE, Main 81. frs,
door below Mr. J. G. Meem.
BENJAMIN TERRY.
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-12-05

A Ia Circui, Superior Court ut Law and Chancery
"A for Beltorl County, the 9Th day Of October 1872
Jeremiah w D"ley. William II. Duey. and Gallo
hIll NJ Dooley, Plaintiffs,
John H. Campbell. Robert G. Mitchell. William r.
Campbell and Thomas Campbell, late merchants
aid partners. trading under the style and firm o.
William 4, Campbell & Co. William Bell and
jon" Richardson. late merchants and partners ,rndng
under The style and firm of Bell 4 Richardson, John
". Hill, William w. Watts. Frederick Aunspaush
and Daniel Aunspaugh late partners trading under the
style and firm OF +. s. ID. Aunspaugh Thomas D,oley
lstam Dooey, John Dudley, Mary D,oley, Greenwood
l~loy. Caleb Dooley, Charlotte Dooley, Susan Dudley.
rah Dooey. le'itia Dooey. Jesse Dooley. Edmund
Estes. exor. Of James Parker decreased John s. Brown
and Gus'avus A. Wne6eId, Defendants.
In CHANcERy
The defendants John Is. Campbell, William w.
Watts, Thomas Dooley, I.,am Dooley Johu D,oley,
Mary Looey, Greenwood Dooley, Caleb D,~ley, Chat,
o''e Dooley, Susan Dooey. Sarah Dwley Letilia
Dooley, Jacob Dooey. Elizabeth Docley, Lorenzo Doc
ley and jesse Dooev, who out Of this country and
ganst whom the plaintiffs appear to have proceeded the
nodepres bedhy law against absent defendants i'll fail
Ing to appear and the motion the plaintiffs
ny oo"0sei ihir bill Us 10 those defendants take, fo
con'essediwand this caase came this day 10 be nar
upon the bill, tho s.bp@nas awarded therein the 18th
day OF December, lS4l and the 25h If January 1912
which appear 10 have been duly served upon the de
lendnnls. William L. Campbell & Co., Rober, C.
Mitchell John w. Holt, Bell & Richardson. and Wing
held, upon the exhibits and was argned by Counsel
Upon consideration Whereof the court doth adjulge or
der. and decree that commissioner of this court do tx
anime, state and settle the following accounts, to wit
The guardian accounts Of the defendant, John b. Camp
bell with the pains-alsoa account OF the debts due
to the several PERSONS secured by the deed Of trust in
me proceedings northumberland alsu an account be-
tween the defendants John B. Campbell and John w
fiolt' as partners, III carrying the backsnitls bu
slnessand that said commissioner report said accounts
to the Court. with any matter specially stated thought
pa nen by himself or required by the parties be so
stated A Cupy-resle,
JOS. WILSON, elk.
CoMMIssIoNER's OFFICE.
- Liberty, October 90 lS42. s
The parties in the above will take notice that
shall at my office In This town. At the hour Of 10 o.
clock IN the morning Of Wednesday the 4lh day Of Jan
udry 1913, commence the directed by the fore
gong decreeat which time and place they will attend
WIN ihelr accounts, vonohers witnesses, and copies of
court papers, for examination and settlement.
JNO. A. WHARTON
Lee. D wfw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-12-05

Tie TariG-We invite pablo intention to an able
article the first page, the character Of the existing
Tariff law. Pho National ntellgencer. from which il
is copied. inform that is rom,he pen ofa statesman
than whom in this country is better acquainted
theoretically and practically with the subject Of which
treats"
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NOTICE.

4 LII persons having claims agans, the estate of
"A William b. Galloway. deed. will present them To
the undersigned; and those indebted said estate
hereby requested 10 forward and make Immediate
payment.
lhave Tor HIRE, thirty or forty men. and several NO
men. girls and boys. Among them several good
Smiths and Cooks. also wish to employ an ovcrseer,
with Il small family, who well recommended.
WIN G. IRVINE, adm'r.
OF VIM. b. Galloway. deed.
Dec 3 til
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TRUST &akE.

PURSUANT 10 deed Of trust executed to us by
L Mary kerns, on the ID day 81 May. 1890. aud du
" recorlcd in thu Clerks ofcs Of the County Court
Bedford we shall. (ior the purposes in said deed de
clarcd. tho 2d day VI January, ISt3. Cha, being
day. in Liberty. in said county, before the front
door Of the curt house. sell. Al public auction. TO the
highes, bidder. Tor cash.
TK.4CT o. u..EVsD.
in said county. containing 1891 acres lying north Of
Liberty and adjoining the lands Of James Joplng and
others We shall convcyhc said land To tho purchaser
with special warranty only, though we believe the title
to be nnqucs,onable.
SOLOMON WILLIAMSBURG Trustees
JOHN =. SALE,
Dec. 3 wdw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-12-05

Negroes At Aucllom.
WILL he s,d. in fron o( my auction store. On Tues
w day the 9th inst. three LIKELY NEGRO
BOYS, from l2 10 IL years old.
ALSO A LOT OF HARDWARE,
Consisting in part 81 the following articles:
fine Shot Guns.
Bell metal Kettles.
Aud rons, Shovels aud longs, SC.
Candle Sticks,
Dor 8 Cross Cut Saws,
Choppng Axes. Hammers, Sc.
A variety Of other articles in the Hardware line,
] Gne Guild Watch.
ha Mountain Linscys.
Taksw Candles.
3 new Bcdsteads. Sc. Sc.
Nj. TALBOT, Auctionecr.
Dec ) IL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-12-05
CAN Al.

We have been requested to state. that the canal is
open and the Packet Boats will be ready to leave tn
place at s O'Clock this morning.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-12-05

PHILADELPHIA MARKET, Nov %.
FLoUR.-Saes ot lair brands, Tor shipment, at S. %
per hb to-day. WHEAr-,s in demand, and but li,lle
arriving and is wanted 10, Of only fair quality Penna
tskea at 81 cents per bushel.N6rih .1a,cricaa.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-12-05

VCLANNEl.S al salouvs. MeYinoes. Circassians
Il Muuselin de- LAlus, Cssinetts. Cloth & Cassmeres
Pulled Ckahs and Ilssys fur servants. Yarn and Ken
lucky Jeans. Rise, Pvlna and Dufle Blankets. Velvet
and oil other vES1lNGS, and great variety Of other
kind Of FALL end WINTER GOODS. for sale by
~ 1t COST. J.J.PURvIS e. nUFFEL.
Sept 10 nM
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-12-05
TEMPERANCE MEETING.

A public meeting Of the Washington Union Temper
snce Society, will be held the Methodist Protestant
church, this evening. at 7 O'clock
An address will ho delivered by Major James Gar
land j, E. YOUNG, Sec'y.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-12-05
SOMETHING VIEW:

SOsMETAksv'G VIEW.
HARD TINES UTWTTTED.
GEElNG. in thu early part Of Spring. tina, Goods
~ mus, greatly decline. ~ he in accordance with the
hard times. sold the greater portion Of my old and dear
bought stock Of Goods at cost. order that might be
the better prepared, by this FALL to buy nnen,re s,ock Of
NEW GOODS; and now have the pleasure long
wished TO have VI offering TO my friends and customers
the largest and certainly the best selected stock Of
DRf GOODS
had. and at such exceedingly low prices as can.
not fail To please any who may favor with call
My Goods were hmght principally for the ready money,
! which t0und u be a very welcome customer my
Northern friends, and in fact such an inducement
enable TO buy Goods certainly great deal less
than il actually cost 10 manufacture thcm the truth Of
which every body will know by calling and examining
Tor thenselvcs--and without the aid Of ha,tery they
will be convinced Of the fact and cannot be
otherwise than well pleased to find such desirable Goods
To my stock Of FANCY 0oOOs. I particularly
invite the attention Of the Ladies', being of such
variety and chrapness rs canno, fail To plsass.
My stock consists partly Of the following articles via
Broad Cloths. Of every shade, quality aud price
Cassmeres. splendid assortment, cheaper than ever
offered before.
Cnsinets. Of every color and quality,
Kentucky Jeans, from Is. upwards,
Shawls Flan"es. PULLED Cloths, and Blankets, at all
Bonne, Has, and Caps. Of the mos, fashionable style
Eolieunss. Cape de Icons,
Bdan,nes, something entirely new. for Ladies' Dres-
ses,
Fancy Silks, Alnchalustas. Banbaznes. Mouslin de
Lame. Merinoes aud Ciscassians Of every de-
scFipton. and cheaper than they were offered be-
fore.
An excellent assortment Of Ribbons and Laces, unusual
ly low.
Domesscs and Calicoes from cents to the finest i'm.
ported,
HandkeYchiefs and Gloves.
And slmost every article that can be called fur,
Together with IN excellent assortment, VI GROCE,
RlES. LEATHER AND SHOES, blue and white
SPUN COTTON; 10. kc.
N. b. COUNTRY MERCHANTS arc particu-
LARRY invited 70 eal and give my stock examination
before purchasing. - prepared n offer them great
Inducements. D.T.C PETERS.
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