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M HENRY CLAY.-we are in receipt Of letter
from the eminent who heads this paragraph =
avn" '' ASHLAND, Dec. II, 1s43.
CentIemen--I received your favour with the parcel OF
Clarified Essence of Hoarhound Candy, for which be
nleased 10 accept my cordial thanks Its remedial power
In cases Of cold gives 1t strong recommendation to me-
as sall take passage in few days for New Orleans,
on hoard steamboat, where one never fails to catch
cola shon,d lis effects upon me be favorable, will take
pleasure in renortina to YOU my testimony. In the mean
time | request you to accept my Acknowledgements for
your friendly consideration ofme
~ H. CLAY
To Messrs. J. Pease and Sons,
40 Division street, New York. 4
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
THESE frfaned and celebrated Pills. from Portugal, ar
perceive to obtained this country See adveysss
ment on the Last column. fourth page.
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revenue to meet the wants Of government. In 1885, the
total imports reached ss9ssoOOO an average duty Of
thirty per cent on the duabls portion which only Melted
revenue from that source for the year. OF S26Ol3OOO
whereas duty of thirteen per cent the gross importa
tons would have netted the same amount of revenue
This places the argument true light and settles the
principle which should act The existing tariff is
very defective; passed in great haste and many
parts Of it give just cause for complaint
THE PRESENT PRoPossD Duty on SEVERAL IMpoRTANr
or
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90 CONNEL'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
The most extraordinary article used for the follow
ing complaints Burns scald frosted parts, Chblains,
Chafes, Eryspeas, Bruises Ring Worm, Scorfua, Salt
Rheum, Ulcers Eruptions Fever Sores BARRIERS Itch,
Biles Piles lnfamed Skim Cuts Stabs &c sc. N BAny
person trying the Extractor for any Of the above
plants who not perfectly satisfied with shall have the
money refunded. TO be had only genuine at 81 Court
landt street; North Fifth street Philadelphia; and 50
Comhill Boston,
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A7- MEDICAL CARD-A CURE GUARANTEEr

O. MEDICAL CARD.-A CURE GUARANTEED
The members Of the College of Medicine and Phar-
macy OF the city Of New York, established for the sup
preston OF quackery, successfully treating all
diseases of private nature according to the mode
of treatment adopted by the professors of the different
hospitals OF Europe No mercury any preparation in
furious to the constitution is at present used by the col
lege in the removal of those complaints thereby saving
thousands from those dreadful mercural complaints that
sometimes battle the skill Of the most experienced prac-
ttioners Cases Of ordinary character completely
eradcated in from three to six days and those pro-
traced by oharatans aggravated by doses of
curry speedily yield to the powerful Alternative and purify
ing medicines used by the College in the OF these
diseases Gonorrhea gleet structure and all diseases OF
the urethra permanently cured in less than half the time
occupied by the old treatment One of the members OF
the College, thoroughly acquainted with all diseases of
private nature, and such improvements in their medical
treatment has been lately made by the medical faculty
of Europe attends daily consulting physician at the
office and consulting Of the College, 81 Nassau
street.
Advice and all medicines SIS.
IMPORTANT TO COUNTRY INVALIDS.-Pa
tents living at distance bystatng the their
plants explicitly together with treatment they received
elsewhere if any, and enclosing S. either by post
through the different express conveyances in communica
ton with this city, will receive chest containing all
dcines requisite to perform cure with full and explicit
directions for N. B. All letters must be postpaid.
w. s. RICHARDSON, Agent.
Office and consulting of the College Of Medic inc
and Pharmacy, 81 Nassau street.
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w. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent.

Q3- PROFESSOR vELPEAUS Celebrated Pills, for
the cure of GonorrhGa Geet Fluor Albus, and all
capuruent discharges from the Urethra These Pills
warranted to effect in half the time taken by the
old treatment without tantng the breath, disagreeing
with the stomach, confinement from business. Price
81 per box Office and consulting Of the College
Of Medicine and Pharmacy, 81 Nassau street.
g. RICHARDSON Apent
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o. AN IMPOSTER.-It is known that Messrs. Com
stock No. North Fifth street, Philadelphia, warrant
Hewes' Nerve and Bone Liniment and Indian Vegetable
Elixir to any of Rheumatism, they refund
the money few days since man who said he had sui
and by them cured but for the purpose of imposing
upon agents he sent another person. say he not
cured The agents refunded the money, but suspected
knavery in the matter from the fact that these
tces have been used by hundreds and before failed
and making inquiry of several who knew him well
learned that he had told them that these articles had cured
him. and he had found any thing before to do him
any good. A man who would impose upon the agents
under such circumstances is the worst Kind OF knave
and should he exposed by name if he the only
to suffer by it. Can be had genuine at 81 Cortlandt street
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UNCONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CURED.-The
Tonic Mixture prepared by the College of Medicine and
Pharmacy ofthe city of New York is confidently
commended and prescribed by the first meoca practton
othe city, for all Of debility produced either by
secret indulgence of any kind detrimental the
constitution. It invaluable remedy for impotence
serility or barreness uneas depending malformaon
and will be found highly beneficial in all complaints arising
from debilitated state of the constitution
Sold in single bottles 81 each in of half dozen ST.
carefully packed and sent to all parts Of the Union
Office and Consulting Rooms Of the College, OF Nassau
street w. s. RICHARDSON, Agent
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Cleared.

RIsEs ~ 20 MOO, RISES S 80
sErs... ......4 80 HIGH wATgs ...,...-. 7
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AMERICAN MUSEUM,
AND ERPETUAL FAIR
L.nD EnIrD nAVS ONT u

IN Il ~ l.
FORFOURDAYS ONLY.
Miss M t,; the oS%s %sss: ,.
ss sa''a ain drst
GsN: TON TON THuMB-T4s remarkable little man, weigh
ing Tor Wof GfsY % fly and evening
~ The Family Of Wandering GiPses six in number the
dT s. privately consulted .
f' Mi fs'f? If IT, BOOTH Mis-. ApAIs &C.
Soos S
h' Mh6 fsa e! the celebrated and
pHT E ssy a
afternoons at three clock same as IN The evening at
THE HotIDAYs-prpars.ion are m,hing for tn. .p
proaching holidays Of superb masnfcence be-
70 Abrasion to the whole IS ecn,.-chldrrn under ten
IS for private combinations with the Gp.youse
FS0AL,E'S NEW YORK MUsEUm
AND PICTURE GALLERY.
(BrOGd,ooy, opposite the City HaA.)
Bin in
ed r'S'"F"T sS5W 'Ir % fifi EaS SEdnors
4! nd
:s
~sSs AK S
$780, MADAME ADOLPHE
The Celebra. ed Sybil,
be privately consuIted at all hours regarding the Past Pre-
and Future She has been consulted and by
many eminent i-cludng ~ p Willis Esq. editor Of
the New York Mirror
Saturday Afternoon oclock-rerormance the same as
10 the evening at halfpast7.
Admission to the whole l2K shilling extn for
consulting Madame Adophe
TUESDAY. Dec. 18th.
THE NORWEGIAN VIOLINIsT,
OLE BULL,
WILL hye hf s. hsSs s.qE b, A. CON
South M ait.'' " y y. WALLACE,
MADAME OTTO,
PROGRAMME
PART L.
2. Largo Posato aud Rondo Capriccoso composed
Cavatin from II Puritan wien dlet by Belli-.
~ executed by 80 Madame Otts
"a for the Piaro, on the favorite theme, La era.
coyennr," composed and executed by w. v. Wallace
S. Variation upon " Mel cor Pu," for Violin So -e'
TO- composed by PasarI9 excepted =. ~ by Ole Bull
g. Overture Orchestra
7. Adago for the Violin, composed by Mozart. e1-
scued by Ole Bull
executed Nv Mad. Otto
composed and sseeg.ed BY '0' 'e w " Wallace
TO- Grand Fantasia for Violin solo, themes, which
dence are requested TO sgnate before the 'sncs
mences by depositng the of their vore melodies
placed before the hail. The leader will Afterwards
call out the names and those two melodies which the
Jonty OF the audience select, will be chosen by OLE
Blu LII as the subject OF his performance.
Tickets 81 elc to be had the Astor House. PRINCIPAL
Music Stotes and at the door of theTabemace
The doors Will open at 6h-Conce to commence eight
O
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ny- RECORDS PARTISAN ALTERNATIVE Mixture
for the permanent of primary secondary Syphilis
aud all complaints arising from the of Mercuryguar
Ateed to cure Sold in single bottles 81 each in of
hadozen S. carefully packed and sent to all parts of the
union Office and consulting rooms of the College of
Medicine and Pharmacy, 81 Nassau street.
W. s. RICHARDSON Agent
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THE AMERICAN REPUBLICAN,


COMPOSED and arranged by p D. LIE Rec for the Ameri-
- car Republican party just published No 80 Ann ST.
New York.
This collection Of original aud patriotic songs should
he in the hands of every member OF the party.
EoI SALE wholesale and retail the publication Office and
at T. DE Ie Ree Nc Dougal and
at James Bron No. I2 Nassau street Clinton Building,
Wholesale price 81 hundred copies singe copies
cents. ' " Mo ~. re-
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Passengers Arrived.
Foreign Importatlons.

sAyAsSAH--B,ig .Csyuga--Messrs Levy w Smith, J "
CHARLrsToN-Brig Magnolia-E Outlet and lady.
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sIGNoRA CAsTEEiLLAN's
.seh b. had a.
h cS Me:s % mS so ee door,
THV GF2Nbb s c6R S;5fTssTf 1888.
BY W. ": WALLACE
o. I%sgssS4 f. | VIZ
s 9 ySH saffS to as f d. S Da sS XA
e ss nd I S6a ri
Ns%S Sssss g: sss:' Of %s
Further particular. in future advertisements. '' '""
Tickets 81 each TO be had at the music stores and hotels
7 ADIEs' FEsTIyAL.-The Ladies of the Church Of the
they sns Ifs fa
Several Ladies have Kindly preside the Piano
meth D sSs sEs s 9ss s
: iH b; Gs Sssa. E s. . F ss
~ ;s'ts s.' efGa 'ss
FROM AN UNKNOWN FRIEND
nc ss a
him e The brink Of the grave.
q S'ss sSs sss%;' saz "a hi s: brow"
e sa. Tor mon Sc MIN nov"
No; listen! sweet Hope. bsamng brightly afar,
who's. th 'f .a fSS g es e.
OF day revives nature restores natures PLAN
Thus snatched from the grave, he rises in health;
Cold Death leaves his brow Hope buoyan and free;
He blesses the Drop, Beyond all this worlds wealth,
Hunters Red Drop Division three.
New Ysrk, November, l8l3.
Price 81 per vial, with explicit directions.
feels satisfied that afflicted with this dsense
get thoroughly cured without this medicine
DIG ltsrc
LISTQN'S CELEBRATED MIXTURE
ESTABLlSHED for the last thirty med
~ cine in the United k gdom Of Grrat Britain the easy
mild and adical OF gonorhoa gle and
all analogous diseases is the truth the only
SIR Astey Coorer Sir Benz amin Brode Sir Francis TyTel
Dr Merrman but also employed IN the Army and navy
TO the exclusion OF all other remedies warranted to cure
IN every case-recent or OF tong very lew days.
and unequenty by few doses when the expc printed
directions strictly followed =, .,
Agencies for the OF New York at the following drug
stores-orner OF Cournd and Washngton Fulton and
Water; cor Bayard Onge and cor Grand and Mulberry.
N B-observe the English stamp the cork Of each bot
letters patent that counsrfeiters will be k
gay dealt with dig 1msrc
OFFICE OF JEFFERSON INSURANCE COMPANY
New York, Dec. 18th, 1913.
THIS Company insure low responsible ONCE,
and will return ten pee cent Of the premium cash to
GEO. #. HOPE, Secretary. DIR
TO PRINTERS.
TOR SALE-Tws founts Of Type, Minion and Nonparie.
which have been used the New York Herald. Apply
q this ofhce.
PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
rafsd from
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>, TO PRINTERS
TOR SALE.-Twe founts Of Type, Mnion and Nonparel.
which have been used che New York Herald Apply
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OFFICE OF JEFFERSON INSURANCE COMPANY
No. 36 WALL STREET.
New York Dec. 18th, 1913.
THIS Company low responsible oce
aud will return cent Of the premium cash in
the time Of eeetng the from and after this
date Il. w. THORNE Presinent.
GEO. IT. HOPE, Secretary. dir
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China sma Kingston, "a II Underwood; Fanny Colt, Ba
ker, Apaachcoa r. Farham Co; Excel, Smith, savan-
nah, Sturges Cearman Margaret Elizabeth, Faulkner,
Richmond b. McEver,-Schrs Belle McMath Norfolk
CcaIman; Manchester North Richmond Allen Pax
Constitution Johnson, Curacao Boonen, Graves Coz;
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Fixtures OF that well known and popular hou,e Crum-
mes Hall to Broadway. doing large ana prontape
place, too we'll need single remark Reasons
for selling and TERMS made known by calling at the hail
di82s
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Japan bought 10 Ing and we'll will never p.tmI
h' homes h lie IN iieign sol. The remains II he
pHlnni dead belong 10 the land that has W much reas
To be ptondo the deeds of liz living hcro and the Ieriud
we i ASSURED Is MI Tar distant hen th,i country will
reclaim them. and lay them rest uutl The last trim
M shall sound within the green and peaceful hsnm .,
that Tree home whch his youth and manhond So gallant.
ly defended.
It's splendid Achievements shnll long string the nctves
VI MI who the blessing. 81 Freedom inherit,
And IN, be the heuois such merit deserves
hnd dci To- each bosom HI. death daring .pnu,
~. root high strain shall -orh msm'tie. mainsip,
Aud Nnectiun tmb.lm them 10 imr'- lpt.,t tofpnI
w lie, rou'sd by the stony ON sons shall pr.
10 iaal rueha sds-and 10 glow with ruub Ire,
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FOR RENT.
Groceries.

Groceries.
W large supply Of Spring Groceries, consisting in
part as follows:
800 Sacks well filled Salt,
200 bags Rio. I.agnira aud lava Cofice
20 hhs ~. CIoiA, =. r. Iscupurn and ~ o.
Sugar
$50 kegs Nails assorted sn>.
90 his and hbls. Aoasses,
10 bbls. Tanmrrs' Oil.
10 tons Country lton.
- Blsitrrd Steel,
l0,Nm lbs Family Bacon.
10000 lbs Col,un Yam, Lcsks,i!le, I.ynchlurr and
Richmond facl"rus.
5000 lbs good aud damaged Leather,
70 Nova Scotia Grni,iours,
80 h,xss u ~ and ~ x Il Glass,
i " Loaf Sugar,
- Tea,
crIrn Spanish indigo,
Chewing Tobacco.
Castings,
Powder and Shot.
Ginger, Pepper and All>pcc
Oznnbnrgs Danesilcs PRINTS. Hats aud CAPS
Plough lines and Bed coris.
Tow and Flax l.lncus.
Sperm and 'l'alloM Candles.
Wiring and wrapping Paper,
Flour, Corn snd Oats,
W th many other articles usually kept in our ln,
which will III. sold To the tunes
COT NIRl NERO tlANlS. wlm buy 10 sell a
gam. will find il la their ln,,nsi call Oh rs h, iur.
purchasing elsewhere Il. T. llNSLEY 4 CO.
May Is
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TO .NERCIE.i.y'TS .s.VD OgNEHS.
boots, sUOEs. TRUNKS, CARPET
BAGS, sc, Ac.
UNOLEN.ykES ~ RET.fFx,
NyElNl: SEOGK l&la.

SAMlEI PUTNEN takes this method of nf,'mng
- his tfends and the public At large that he s now
recriving, by various yessts. from Philadelphia Naw
York and Boston, avery general and extensive stock OF
all the most fashionable ST, les ul Ladies' Geurlcmes
Misses Boys, Chldrcn's Boots, SHOES. Slippers, lay
cling Trunks, Carpet Bays. Shoe brushes, Backing,
ae &c, selected III prlNon, from the best AVID nes
fashionable manufacturers IN the Northern Cities upon
such terms will uor much greater Inducements than
ever heretofore, 10 purchase G,ds III Richmond, pm
ces that lac feels satisfied will please correspond with
the times. My stock shall always be- found large and
desirable. aud my prices as how the same Guods can
b. purchased any where the Northern Cues. lor cash
respectfully invite the attention oil Western Merchants
10 call and examine my stock, nj my store. one
door above Hubbard, Gardner \ Co. Nun street
SAMUEL pliINEY.
Wholesale and retail dealer IN Boots, sh.es. Imnas,
&c. sc.
Richmond, March 80 CIV
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RE.1DY'.MsDE Vy.OHM.

well lis thai of materials the very best kind which
can br procured in the Norhrn elites. about fifty
yer cent larger than it has b en- and cu,,s isis OF the
f'llowin. articles IN part. viz:
best mems Saddles PLAN aud spring,
Common do Saddles do ,Iu
Best do snmmersci Saddles a nev article.
,,'s. d" Shaed Sadd.s. plain aud spring,
I'est do Stitched Saddles do do
Bes, and common Wagon Saddles,
Best and common Canal d.
Bes, tueu Ladies' d,
Best plain do do
Common do do
Best and common Saddle Bays.
Best Medical Saddle Bags. n,w ar,clr,
BEST and common Goa, Pads.
BEST aud common Brides and Bride Filings and Mar
,inyAIs. both black and fair Leather y"d as
s"rtment OF English R;i lie Filings aud NJ, rim
gales,
Best an common Coach Gig, jersey Waggon aud
Bet and common S age, Stree and Canal Harness
good assortment, Of all kinds ii Gr,hS and Susin.hs,
large and general rtnent Vi b. 81 and Common
llursc Collars.
Wagon Whips Of all sizes and qualities.
Coach, Gig aud Drover's Whip. a, all prices,
Genilen g 5 Hunting Whips,
Gentlcnens aud LADIES' Riding Switches, all quail. lies
and prices,
large and general assortment Of all kinds of Snur
Irons. Bits and Spurs,
good of n d and Bellows Top Irave ling
Trunks. Of his own make. all sz,s and pieces.
And number Of other articles pertaining 10 his lire
OF business. too tedious To mention. all Of which will he
spld extremely low for cash. iuncual customers
a SHIRT credit
Country Saddlers will find il their interest give
him call before buying e-nwIr-, well as those
ing ready made work in his line.
C""atry prduce will be taken in exchange for any
thing he has. at cash market price.
All orders, heretofore, will meet with promp, at,er
ton. j. G.. SHACkIEFORD,
At his I'D stand opposite the Farmers Bank, Lynch
burg, Va.
n. b. All repairing in the above line done with neat
ness and dispatch. j. {. ).
May 4 is
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300 Eka;AVTS Pap
NEW ESTAHsLl~EsNE e.

NEW ESTA RsHGSEENE e.
ANllE subscribers respectfully announce that They have
associated themselves together, under the hrfn oi
TAREE DIl CT I'D, for the purpose oil conducting a
GROCERY BUSINESS, in ibr Rock House. On
Main street, nearly opposite the Franklin Hotel Their
stock Will at all tunes comprise well selected assorl-
ment Of GROCERIES, winch they uIer at the lowest
prices for cash, or barter.
They would most respectfully solicit call from those
wishing any thing III the Grocefy line, NC deter
mined To sell good bargains
Ihcy also prepared 10 fill any orders for CASE
NGS, and have now IN store a fine lot Of PLOtGilS,
made at tho Factory of Nessrs Jesse r. Dmgud = CO.
A. u. TNREf..
JESSE Dill GUID.
March 4 Ia
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SWAN TAVERN.

HNIIE SlBSC RIDER having taken the large aud
4 comniodious BRICK TAVERN. nj the lower
end of Nlan street, formerly occupied by Robert Nor
Kiss, Esq, has opened n House Tor the accommodation
of Travellers and the public generally, and would be
thankful for patronage. HIS prices viii be IN aeeur
dance with the pressure OF the iimeshis table will he
furnished with he best the market Will Afford aud his
Stables with an abundance Of prasendcr, with an ArrEh
TIVE OsrLER.
lie ie prepared TO accommodate HORSE GROWERS,
having abundance ol stable room.
DANIEL \. TlBBS.
y b. He also carries on a
L. c X 5 NJ + IL ) S II q p
with good smith. The shop is situated al the lower
end OF Man street, nearly opposite the Swan Tavern
He Will do all kinds work that line aud III take
country produce in pay ior worL, a, the market lrce
ID. A. IIIil}S.
April 10 In
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E.x.ICI' GOODS .4.vD CC.S'/EC-
7IO.y.7KYES


ENIlE SUBSCRIBER having just returned froro
Il northern inp, Is now receiving and opening his
Spring Stock, which he can confidently say Is far su-
pcror 10 any he has eer had the pleasure OF Offering Ia
the public His stock has been selected with great
and attention. ana he would respectfully call the alten
ton Of the public, aud particularly the ladies, 10 the
following list Of
+ f. \ Z II IA n c Y &C ID s
Ladies Rosewood Work Boxes,
Hair Brushes. all qualities.
Card Gases Of various descriptions
French Extracts Tor handkeichefs,
Farina Cologne,
Hair Oils.
Tooth Brushes superior article.
Batiledpors,
Accordlans and Segar Cases,
Nlolns and Violm Strings,
Flutes. Chess Ven s Backgammon Boards, with va
rIe, OF other Fancy Articles too numerous IN mention
His stock of1oys is large, and contains agrrat vsrl
ETY.. some entirely new. lie sociisa call from his
friends and the public. &. w. lANCEY.
April Is is
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.N'Eyv' SPRING GUODS
.ID.l.TS y UJ'IkIS.SOI'
Uare isf rcceired. at their neu Cash Store, Bank
Square,

TIE LARGEST AND CHEAPEST STOCK OF
DRY GOODS
They have ever had the pleasure Of oiieu. before,
To uhich they especially mrite the
4 1'FEN ZION Of their friends and the public gen
N eray as many Goods can and will be sold ~ per
cent lo"er than similar sly les cost SIX n'nhs az" Be
how are few 81 The article. coinlsln. Ia III stock:
For the Ladies'.
4 beautiful assortment Of fancy colnrrd Silks
Plain and til'd black aud blue black SILKS
Heavy India Satlns Tor dresses, Superior quality
Black and bue-bls X Alpaca Iu>,Ic
Parlsennes aud Muuslin lie LANES
Balzrinrs Xrnotia Misns Lawns French Camhrlcs,
printed Jaconcls, plain REVERE aud corded Iarlcon
Musns splcndld assortment Of Jaconets, Cainbrlcs
and white Guods Of every dcee!ipun $50 pieces Cal
ZOOS, from 4 cenls to the finest imported
For Gcnilmeu's Hear.
superb stock Of Cloths wool black, blue and fancy
colurrd; some extra fine
Wool dye !, black blue and fancy English and French
Cassilnerrs, Silk and Satin Ncsngs
Gambrop,s and Linen Drlllnss. very cheap
A LARGE LOT OF
Stocks. Scorfs, Fancy Crorats. Suspenders, Bosoms
and C0lld,s Of every Sly lr, quality and price.
Irish Linens. large lot, sime extra fine
BO.N.\ETS, FLOHERS AND Ribbons.
Florence Braid, Zephyr. plain and fancy Straw Bon
nets, from the cheapest 10 the best manufacturers
neat assortment French Sprigs, Wrea,hs and Flow
rrs aspendid assortment, vi Bonnet Cap and Neck
Ribbuns
LNCcS.
Thread l.accs some very rich aud cheap
Li,e and Bublnru I.aces, at all prices
Swiss and Jaconet Trimmings, go,d assortment
Cap Laces, great variety
Shoes.
| Ladies' black MOROCCO. kid and colored Slippers.
Also, ar.e lot OF heavy Mems Shoes ~.
| ~ u ATS>x
. G.;.'m.'e' Fur 80 and
Domestic aud lIe,hsX 61a.s &;~ss
large stock Of Domrsisss = ~ g
the finest quality k & (;
500, y. Co.. u al q. ~ z Rs.szs g -
~ WI Q sl',ssS .,de,lys y .Ae cash sss'am
aud al lsh buyersSwin indsb "a their interest, L
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