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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-10
NE,V ARN OF I'm. MlIirARY.

NEW ARM OF TilE MILITARY.
We find ths following extracts from
the volume of the British N~aturalist's
Library concerning Bees, in "A late mum
Der of the London Quarterly. They
contain the only application ofthe anger
Of b.es to useful purposes, which we
have ever seen accorded:
"A small privaieer with forty or ffty
men, having on board some hives made
of ear hen ware full OIL b,cs,was pursued
by a Turkish galley manned BY 500 sea-
men and soldiers As Soon as the lat
ter am alongside, the crew OF the priva-
teer mounted the rigging with their
hives, aad hurled them down on the
deck Of the galley. The Turks. astonish-
ed at this novel method Of warfare, and
unab'e TO dc(en d themselves from the
sungs OF the ezra ged bees, became Sd
terrified hat they thought OF rothing
but how TO escare their iurv; while the
crew OF the small vessel, defended bv
masks and gloves, flew upin the enemy
sword in hand and captured the galley
almost without resistance"
he reviewer well remlrks that ait
must strike the reader how we'll furnish
ed this vessel must nave been To afford at
the monient masks and gloves for forty
mem"
The other extract contains an appl:ca-
tion Of the same military arm to the pur-
pose of p eserving the peace:
"DurLng the confusion occasioned by
a time vi war in 1925, a nest Of peasan's
assembling ia Iiohnstein, in Thuringia,
attempted to piIlags the house Of the
minister Of I'll 'ud ;, who, having in VAIN
employed all his %eIoquence to dissuade
ttem from their design, ordered his
domestics to fetch his bee hives, and
throw them in the middle of this furious
mob. The effect was what might te
expected; the peasants were immediat-
ely put TO flight, and those were happy
who escaped unslung"
Nat. Lib p. l95
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-10

The sn'9rineJ we'll " riiIcn article. which We find
n the Matched Courier. presents the Mexican Cow
,vorable than they hive been viewed Of Late by
'ur peupie Whhosi v%Oucldng fr te accuracy OF
II tie facts upon which tie writer makes up h.
summary. we have rePublishei il because Spne uf
fs views are just and challenge the con. derauon
-four own Cove nmcnt. and The recent account.
rom ailian",as ~ia go fs to give our people a
'euer othai'n 1.-The coaease aRI r~esolIiiol OF the
MrIieaHs than hey were won, To entertain. Indeed
hey hsve fought ihem.elves so,ae xha, ,nto our
s;eeR.-N o Bee.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-10
A LEA OF SUNSHINE

it gives us much satisfaction lo place
before our rea iers the following para
graphs, which we find in the New York
american, n paper usually not sanguine
IN It's an'icipaIiOns ofcommercial pros
perity. nor oye confding in mattero OF
finances.
Nav YoRK, January, 30-E vening.
BETrER TMES.-We have touched
Boston, as they say in Walls street. Our
prospects brighren-tho public mind
seems more cheerful, stocks are looking
up, and the lac sales Of real estate are a
shade Letter. The bankers admit thai
there is more specie in the United States
nj the present moment than there ever
was before at any time, and the quaint
" Of produce here and in transitu ,'and
preparing for market, is enormous, not
witnstanding a great exhibition during
The last three months
The elements Of prosperity, ;hen. we
have in abundance. All that is wanted
is commercial confidence a1d this will
soon coma if Government will enIv lei
us alone, AMI not destroy by bud legisla
ton. the natural result Of our enterprise
and industry. Then let us ADOPT the
cheering motto Spero meLioro-go heart
and hand 10 work, resolve TO act Justly,
and repudiate reputation, public and pri
vaIe The sun Of prosperity wi again
burst forth, and cheer The heart, and i'm
part comfort and content to all, aud dis
pei the gloom that has so long depressed
our energies and exertions.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-10

A German named Freyshuie, in the employ ofAr
Martin Weaver. Of Poitsville. Pennsylvania was
drowned on the 18th Hlt IN altemptin 10 cross a
mill dam whilst the zee was weak. IL - no.iced IN
The Pottsvillo Josrnnl as a singular and simnge
circumstanse chat the drowning mah, a. he was about
sinking Tor the last time. took hs employers Keys
DOT Of his pockoi. and Threw hom safely upon The
zee. The deceased. IA appears. was remarkable iof
nee fidelity, snd he issi set musi be regarded as the
Instructive effect Of lie ruling passion which gov
aTned bin through Ife=Bah AmeT.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-10
PREsIDENCYIN ILLINOIS. Tn. bllovvin,

PREsIDENCYIN ILLINOIS. The following
resolutions were recently passed ais meeting Of the
Democracy. ESQ salled) Of Ur,sn county
Resolved, That we will give our hearty sud-, tt
70 the nominee ofthe National Convention, wheiho,
Johnson. Calhoun Buchanan. Wright or Css.. but
our own choice Is represented by he order IN which
they are named.
Resolved That the re- election ofoDr much sstes-
med and honoured EE Prepideni. Martin Van Bursn ,
eannOi add 10 his solid fame, while he spnian.s az
q grateful country will follow him in bic rstirsmsnt,
and iaiihiu Wy preserve hs memory 10 posisuly.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-10
ID o CS q II i 4, q.
By THE GOOD INTENT LIN f.
TWENTY SEVENTH CONGRESS-
WASHINGTON, Feb. 7, Is43.
SENATE


Mr. Tallmidge presented a memorial from Erie
county New York. asking Congress to adopt the
EScheqner plan.
bills from the II 'uss Of Representatives were read
n first and second time and referred.
The motion Co reconsider the vote by which tho
bill had been passed for Ihe occup. tion Of the Ore
gon Territory, came up aud the ayes omd nays were
ordered, the result was "a 10 % So ina mo,;on
10 reconsider was lusi.
The Till Prrhi Ting the transmission OF lrites
and newspaper by private eKpres,es. came up aud
was passed 10 its third reading.
After some private business The Senate adj
jouTned.
HOUSE Of RE PRE- SENTATiVES.
A r~esnluiion TO take the nSvy bill on, of cnnmit-
tee nj 2 O'Clock tomorrow was adopted.
The Till for Iae reduction Of the pay oG mam.
hers Of Congress was made the specill order for
Tues lay next.
PRESENTATION OF THE SWORD OF GEN.
WASHINGTON AND II CANE OF
FRANKLIN.
Mr. Summer Of Virginia rsc. and with appro-
PIRATE remarks presented TO Congress. anil, through
the'n. In The People uf tho United States, frnm Sam
uel j. Washington, Of Knnawhn. the sword worn
ny Gen Washington throughout the Revolutionary
war and the caae presented 10 him by Frnnklin.
Mr. Adams of Mass. replied on behalf of Con-
sress IN the most impressive and deeply feeling
manner and concluded by offering The follow ing
john resolution;
Resolved by the Senate and House Of Represen-
iaiiveS OF The United States m Congress assembled
That the thanks Of This Congress be presented To
Sl1nsl Il Washington Of Kenawha county Virgin
N. Tor the present Of The wJrd used nv his illustrions
relative George Washington. in the military career
nl ms early youth. in the seven years war. and
Throughout the war Of our naIional independence
and Of the staff bequeatked by the patriot, statesman.
and sage. Benjamin franklin. To the same leader of
he armies Of freedom IN The Revolutionary war.
George Washington.
That these precious relics are hereby accepted in
the name Of The natioH. that hey are 10 be deposited
tor saiekeeping in The Department Of State Of tho
UnIled States; nAd that a copy Of This resolution
signed by the President Of he Senate and Speaker
OF 'he House OF Representatives. be transmitted To
the said Samuel r Washington.
Ine resolution vas adopted unanimously. and
with loud reclamation.
Aher an order 10 enter the remarks Of Messrs
Summers and Adams non the journal. rhe House
adjourned
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-10
OHIO -LEhIsLATURE.
Tuesday, February Z. ls43.
SENATE.

NNDt NSoiueg 90 iOfos
SENATE.
The hin 10 amend the act to regulate Banking in
4 Chic. wAs read a third time.
Mr.. Pa.ker moved 10 reeommiI The bill 10 The
2 committee on Finance.
Mr.. Henderson moved to add instructions to the
Committee. 10 strike ouI Putnam" in the oh sec.
lion. and insert "Zanesville."
A division was called for. and the bill was recon.
mified.
The Instructions were then agreed io-yeas &c,
rays 8.
On motion Of Ridgway. The Senate took up the
bill Ia Greats o lien in iaSLT Of mechanics and
Others in certain cases. when he offered an nmend.
ment therein. The bill was then laid on tho table.
that Tho amendment might I've printed.
The repon Of the IN Of the whole, laid
on the table by adjournment yesterday evening.
was taken up and disposed Of
The Senate took a recess.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-10
SOCIAL AFFECTIONS OF ANIMALS

- a %
A professor, in delivering a scientific
lecture, related the following anecdote.
\ horse had become diseased with a al
Ger which no remedies could cure, and
he was left in the stable TO pine way
and die. 1t happened that a friend paid
a visit to the owner, and his horse was
put into the same stable. The sick horse
became more cheerful, and during the
visit evidently grew better. When the
strangers horse was taken away the sick
one dropped again. The owner had Sc
gacity enough 10 catch at the truth, and
procured another horse 10 keep perma-
ncnt company with his own whereupon
the sick horse became better again, and
intimately we'll.
A friend has told US the following SO
ry. lie took passage for a distant voy-
age. On board the vessel were two small
pigs; which consorted together as the
voyage went on, and seemed TO take no
little conf TT in each others society -
One day the Captain directed that one Of
the pigs should be killed. Our friend
objected. on account Of the affection Of
the pigs for each other; but the Captain
was unmoved, and one Of the pigs was
seized for slaughter. The other, with
great anxiety, kept close to his compan-
ion, until he saw the blood hy from his
neck, when he beiook himself TO a dis.
iaut part Of the vessel, and ckulked. tie
would afterwards eat nothing. and in a
few days died-N. Y jour. of Com.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-10
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

The resolution Of the Senate directing Ime Sec
reiaTy Of State 60 furnish copies Of IhC Ohio Re
PorIs TO certain public officers entitled TO the same
wns agreed 30.
Mr.. Sharp. from The committed on Banks and The
Currency. mhde a report. asking 10 be discharged
from the further consideration OF a reso' uiion IN re-
ference 10 tho expedIency Of repairing a bill allow,
ing The dsposifOrs Of banks, whose effects are IL
the hands Of Receiver. TO receive their regulsI
diridens With The bill holders. Report laid on the
table.
The House iook a recess.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-10

RAIL ROAD FARES-.we perceive BY a com.
mnniraiion from The President Of The PetcnburzL
md Richmond Rail Roads. that an effort is making
IN the ca torn rail roads To reduce the rates Of far,
for passengers. This is the true policy. The raj
roads cost heavily at frsi. The expense e agents
directors. &c. is great; hut one car can as well earn
one hundred passengers as nne. BY reducing H..
price. then the rail road i. a manifold gamer, draw
ing passenger frOm stage aid ship routes. and increas
ing the aggregate amount Of travel.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-10

February bfh,4 O'clOck. r. Nh
WEATHER-Ws havs hsd almost overV varis-
" Of weather during he week. aud the changes
have been sudden and severe. The earth is frozen,
and The hasiy passing and re.possiug Of the citizens
On oar streets today present he meet indubiiable
evidences Of the driving power Of Eine lr0si.
HvER-Tks wafer 10 new hlling very slowly,
eth there y q great sbundance Gr our largest boais
There is eoasldsTabio ice raining to.dsy, So does
uot however o5sTuct nav gat5a.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-10

We learn from The New Orleans papers that Mr.
Clay made a powerful argument before the Supreme
Court Of the State Of Louisiana. in session at New
Orleans on the 2sh ult in a case before that body.
The Cour House was crowded 10 OVERLOOKING
win citizens and strangers. 10 listen to the elo-
qnenee of The dislinguished oraIor.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-10
WASHINGTON VOLUNTEERS UNION.
CITY RLVEH.

a i The lost regular meeting ofthe corps. n vas
"a ordered thai on Monday evening. Fsb'y l3ib
we proceed 10 Inc election Of Jnn'r let LisUtsnant
10 fll The vacancy occasioned by the resignation Of
Lieut. Woodrow.
A p%unctual meeting q The members is reques
ted. JOHN THOMPSON, ssc'y.
feblO.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-10

MYSTERIOUS In the Portsmouth
(Va.) Chronicle Of the Sd inst we find
the following paragraph
Any person who desires to get US Oui
Of torn, can be gratHitousIy informed by
applying at our Office, The cheapest and
quickest t0dy The thing can be done.
This is surely better than 10 be com
PEELED to pay lawyers fees, or to waste
time in searching musty. records and
tic DO ds.
What does il meant
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-10

We have received from r G Berford. OF Pittsburgh
who 10 now the publisher, Sibbei's Western Review
aud counterfeit ID reciot fr February, II is enlar
red srS improved m appearance. and is the mos
valuabie work Of Tho Kind in the west. LIS Term.
ore bat one dollar a year.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-10

BANKRUPT LAW .-Abou Q 200 pcr.n. bay,
taken the benefit Of the Bankrupt law IN Kentucky.
Ifths Senators from tina, Stale should vote Cor the
repeal OF the Law. il cannot be said that their con.
stifusnts have MOI had The advantage Of IT,,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-10

We are much gratised to'!esrn frym ,hO Cincin
mali papers. that the rumor that Power. the sculp
tor. had been assa'snsied in Italy. was sl-e-may
he live long and increase ia honcts.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-10

Yesterday was considered a Curious day for those
who love %sieighIng frolics. Bells were juggling all
day,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-10

The Ohio State Journal makes the following re-
marks. upon The action Of the Senate, on Tuesday
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-01
TRi-STEE,S SALE

ar VALUABLE REAL ESTA rE. on Mon
day lie FIRST day ui My l543. at the lruut
dUrr 81 the cugu Luuse Tor OhIu county.
By virtue ofiwu several deeds ri trust from aInrs
VI Wheft to the subscriber, the frsI Searng date
tie LIST day OF Jui.e 1910. and 'he second bearing
date the 18Th day of May 1871 bath Of record
IN the Clerks office Tor Ohio county, the first in
Book 81 page lis. the second IN book rs page III.
| shall sell. on Monday the LIT day Of May 1913.
II The front door .: the Quart Huuss for Ohio .InIy.
between the hours OF 0 O'clock A VI, aud o'clock
NJ tn the highest and hes bidder al pubic auction.
lots numbered one, Iwo, three ana iuur M squas4
numbered eight. IN The addition Ia S,uIh Wheeling
LAID III 10y John Richie aud Samuel Sprgg. calf.
Cd Richie Town" being the snms lois which
sand Wheat nav EuslGcs.
Sad lots Will I've sold either separate or iosr-
Their as may 10 deemed mo.t sdT ants gCOus Tor all
parties ca ccTUcJ.
Terms made known day Of sale.
Selling Trustee shall! convey To lie Puschnser
only such lille o is vested in me ny tie deeds 81
trust above mentioned. JANIS WHEAT.
Trustee.
BRENTLINGER & SIIALLCROSS.
mnr27 w6w AutiiOncers.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-01
sTEE,S SALE

OF VALUABLE RAJ. ESTATE ON MON
DAY, JANUARY 2D, lsd3, Ar THE
FRONT DOOR or TliE COURT HOUSE Oh
ONO COUNTY. COMMENCING AT n o.
CLOCK \. NJ. PRECISELY
Hey vuiue of deed "f trust fr m James a.
- - MClran nnl Mi;r Tee me. hearing dale
The eighth day ~ Ort,i-r IN Ih- year $50. ~ rec
ord ~ the CLERKS Oiire ior Ohso ,uuhiy VA bc,.k
% page as. and al-s, ol n decd Of Conveyance
fr,m JInrs a NIClrpr tn tn. bearing date tho
Slh DAY vi OcIuber. 1889 &c rr."rd In lhe Clerks
OlIire iOr Ohu county. IA bouA % page AIS. aud
the lOrry aud direction ul MIRA May L. Dor
sey unger the iertEs Of the last mcu,i,ura deed
on Monday. tho p day Of January, SAB. al the
(rnt d1r of lie court House ui Ohio custiv shalt
sell To Ihs highest aud best bidder at public auc-
Iun two CcIun lois ol grDund situated Ia that part
Il tive cIy ct Wheeling called Middle Wheeling.
klONu aI.I JislIng yshed ia the map ui sad ci;y
lnI- Numbered Two and seven in square numhsr,d
thrce. together with all and snguaS TO t.as-
m-ut-. Embellishments and aPJurleSuu6 e. unto the
sumo belonging or IA any wise appur.sIu'ns.
Prurus f,r Ihe sale of SAID los ATTY part
at cithcr Of them viii he received Any time =
lu tn- day ai sale.
TERMS "ii he ralLe ksowa en the day of
sale.
Selling a. L u-Icc. shall o.rvey Is no par, aa-
only such tise a. Is vested IN me 10y the dceIs
above referred t. Tia, title. an saSl,hcd. wiIl
be found. upon examinations. iuhIsIn,ahi-.
JAMES ;. WHEAT.
BRENTLINGER & SHALLGgoSS.
nov 25-U Aucucnceu.
The sale Of The above properly is pO.rpOnod sud
April Sd, lSI3
BRENTLiNGER ( SHALLs ROSS.
ian Z AurIiun-~rs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-01
TRUSTEES SALE.

HI Y Virtue Of q deed Vi trus; * -vu cd By Fran-
81 ces Melton t. the subscriber, bclrIlz dats
the 10Th day OF February IS4l, and of record Ig
the CLERKS 9th Of OHIO county, sha proc, ed
10 sell on the attn day Of March lsI5 at the tay-
orn Of John d Fuster, IN tue town Oi ruadrlp hla,
to the IA ghc tt!dGer at pu ia: auction. u certain
trac or parcel ofIant, lyiug and being NJ mr. Tn
adelp ha IN the COUNTY of OHIO, containing three
acres more or less, beng the ldnd GA which said
Melton resides, and was purchased By hIa OF
Charles Knox, and Johu Feay, scNeraly.
Selling trustee shall only convey to the
purcha ser such TITLE as IS vested IN mo by said
deed of uust.
Terms VI sale. Cash.
ISAAC w MITCHELL.
feb l-ts Trustee.
The sale of The nbuve properly is postponed
uulIl the " day Of April by consent U parii.s.
TeTms-onc half cash. and the residue thirty days
from sale |. w. MITCHELL. Trustee.
March {, lSl3.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-01
TRJ1STEE,s SALE

"Y Virtue Of deed o Trust from Dana Heb
AA bard To me- dated March % 1893, and re
corded in the CLERKS Uffre O OhO county, ga deed
book No %, pa &c 3l6. shall proceed 10 sell on
"wednesday the eighth day Of Ma'rh 1919 OF the
front door of the cuurI house OF sanI county al %
olork p NJ for reudy money. to the highest aud best
bidder the lollawing property, VIZ
Lots No |, 2. 3 aud in Use ninth squars N the
lnyser tJvVn Of Wkeelng on which 40 eteeIed
valuable steam saw mill and sash factory.
Also. lots No 6, 7, 3. 9, 10. u and - IN East
or Middle Wheeling. lad out by Peter Harnall aud
stheu.
Also, a valuable farm on Wheeling creek m OhiO
,rouniy, containing one hundred aud eighty nine
ncres' being The same conveyed 10 sold Hubbard Toy
John M'Lure, adjoiuing the lands Of Jacob and
Others.
Selling ~ trustee I will convey such lille % is
vested IN me by said deed ~ trust.
feb 4" JOHN LIST. Trustee.
The sale Of Inc above properly ~ postponsd by
conssnt. until Friday, 2t,h March. Is43
March }. LAST. Trustee
BY consent o. parties, The safe Of the shove prn.
psrtg - furher postponed until Friday, the 3ln
instant, Of the sumo ums and place.
J LIST. Trustee
March ~, ls43.
The sale Of the above property. 10. by consent u
psstio. further postponed until Wednesday the 2th
5sy OF Apni next, az lho same time ard place.
}. LIST Trustee.
March 81, ls45.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-01
CHEAP BARGAINS.


IN w llElSKELL, has received and is now
". opening at the cnrner OF Union and Mar 81
Street, opposite ) IUth West CORNER of the MARKET
HOUSE, a large supply of
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS,
t. which he respectfully invites the attention OF
the public. l. has beromr customary for per. N.
r'fessing ." hs MerchanIS L. endeavur {, rrac an
EIcitElsnt" toy cutting ErIh improbable alemen,s
IA regard 10 the quanu;y and chrapness OF lheir
GOud> that 1t Is 10 he presumed that the pubi hnv
bcC ONE di>gHstrd with "suCh tricks of trade" and
Will be satisfied wuh the iruiL All persons wish
ing To purchase Goods al a small advance on the
Eastern Gust are invi.sd 10 CALL aud they ASSURED
that lhis will be Ihc Gaze. and M IT. stake. D W
llcIskell cannot sill his goods as low nS C,uutry
Merchants can pgrcuse them ~ the Eastern CIT Is;
hut viii sell cheap As They can Do bought M
Wheeling. The PrIlIc will fluid almost eyrry urli.
rle Ol DRY GOODS at his store, suitable iUI the
season.
500 ps American Prints exceedingly cheap; 100
pieces English and French Chiniz; 20 pieces Ears.
ion, Manchester. French aud domestic Grnghanls;
~ la 60 Blown Muslin all prices. $50 pieces
hlrached Muslin very cheap; Checks and Furniture
COIInns; Irish Linen; Brown HOLLAND; Grass Linen
for coat; Crash; Brown l. ner; Table Cloths; Brown
and Blehched Table Diaper Towel Diaper Br,scye
DSrcr; Flsnnes all col rs; Black Blue Dab. Brown
Green and Invisible Green CnIhs; New style Ei-
glIsh Fancy C.ssinercs; CassiueiIS and Kentucky
Jeans; nrk aud Blown Summer Cloth of varrius
qualities; Black md Mixed Drliing CuIiouale,. &c;
GambrO"ns, Grape and cInIe lis,c. M"uslIn de
Iaiues; B,lziincs style; Printed SlxOnles; Dom
net silks aud lawns also Innings; white. black aud
m xcd siIk aud cotton hnse aud hi hose Bumbaziues
Mcrr; AlpAchn cloth; Ba, Italian and other Silks
Splendid assortment ui Npslings; Silk and Tabby
Velvet.; Silk Br,rhc aud MhusIlu de Llins Shaw ID;
Ladies' Cravas; Green Baragc; ChanIrily Ye>;
Silk and Linen Cambria ii ,ndkei chiefs; Back SILK
Cotton. Moharr and Kid Glove; Light Colcrrd
Gloves and new style Mil,; Isle and Tnread Lace
Edgrngs and FUUiings; JacuueI aud Swiss Edsnss
and Inserting; variety 0fCsP and Binrrt Rrh
bans; JacUncI, Swiss and Null Muslin; TnIlclun
Muslin Tor BInneIs; Bill bneIis; Fancy Mus Plain
AMI figured; Ingram Carpeung aud Rugs; Cot OIL
Yarns from M 5 10 Is. Cul"red Carpet Yarns.
BONNETS. BONNErS. new style 5 ring Bon.
nets. very great variety nr L ,dI-s aud ChlIreR;
Palm Leaf Hats, very cheap. mar 80