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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-10

NEW YORK Vocal. SOCIETY This admirably or
ganised society is present in recess. but rssumes
on the first Wednesday in September. 1t is deer
York. Amongst is officers are Messrs Fan
ming G Tue er, Henry G. Timm, George
Loder, U. c. Hill and F. st. Roster, all Of
whom have attained a highly respectable reputa-
ton. This society will go hand in hand with the
celebrated Philharmonic Society Of this CRY.
Amongst the performing members we noticed, on
occasion of our visit, Mrs. Horn, Mrs Hardwick,
Mrs. Loder, the Misses Cummings, Austin Phillips,
Davis, Maynard, Massett and others. The "assoc-
ate members" have the privilege of practising with
those favoriie professors. The first concert will
take place early in October The music selected
by the directors is of the highest order, consisting
Of the compositions OF the Msdrgalians OF the l4h
and 18th ntures together with the frest efforts OF
the German, English and Italian schools. With
one OF the Madngals we were much delighted,
not only on account of the magnihcence of the mu-
sic, but also the quaintness of the words which we
cannot resist giving 1t was composed by FIESTA"
In l4O0.-
Down in flowing vale ell on a summers morning
Pniis spied, all natures self adorning;
swiftly on wings oil love few meet her
ODDLY she welcomed me when did greet her
warbed thus my dnty
o, shepherdess have pity,
And hear faithful lover
His passion thus discover.
On, why 10 cruel1
Then straight replied my Jewel
II gold thou hast iond youth, twill speed thy sueing
But IL thy purse be empty, come no. to me woong.
A very sensible girl this Phillis We have f,D
equally wise in our own day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-10

THE NEWSPAPER ASSASSIN has been tolerably
busy since his appearance earth. He has just
put to death, we learn, the unrretending weekly"
on which he fastened himself after he bid Win.
chester good morning, and decently buried the
a. Messenger
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-10

JOHN JONES IN TROUBLE Poor John utters
very melancholy whine in the last Madisonian."
John wants money The custom house people wont
pay up. Noah had better go, and let J ohm" die an
easy death"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-10

LATE FROM LAeuNA.-Thc schooner Frederick,
Captain Jordan, arrived here yesterday, bringing in
intelligence, that on the 18Th ult. news was brought
to Laguna, that Gen. Ampudia had entered the city
Of Tobasco, on the llth of July, and defeated the
troops of Gen. Sentmanat, after an action OF two
hours, and that Gen Sentmanat had retreated
eighteen leagues into the interor.-N. 0. Bulletin
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-10

M7- PROFESSOR VELPEAU'S CELEBRATED
PILL for the radical cure Of gonorShGa and gleet-
guaranteed to the most agsrava
eases than half the time occupied py the old treat
ment. They are the only remedy now used by The
medical faculty Sold in boxes containing one hundred
pills, 81 each.
Office and Consulting Rooms Of the College, OF Nassau
Areet.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-10

FROM VERA CRUz.-By an arrival at New Orleans
from Vera Cruz, the "New Orleans Tropic'' has re-
ceived the following interesting information -
The most important items OF news relate to the
progress OF the revolutionists in the province OF To-
basco. Former accounts left the Mexican General
Ampudia in possession Of the capital, which ne lost
Sentmanat, was at distance from the capital,
with only four hundred troops under him, when he
heard Of the capture OF Tobasco. Such however,
tired Of Santa Anna, that they rallied under Sent
manat to the number of four thousand, joined bat.
tie with the Mexicans, and defeated them as it is
said
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-10

DELAWARE AND RARITAN CANAL.-It is stated by
the PniIadeph Gazette that the damages to this
canal by the late frsshet will be repaired, and the
canal re-opened by Saturday morning next, at the
farthest
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-10

The CASE OF THE ScoTcH MuRDEREss.-B pr-
vaLe advces from Washington, we learn that come
unexpected difficulties have arisen in this case,
which may delay decision therein longer than
was expected
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-10

01y- BEAUTIFYING LoTION.-This entirely new
and delightful article selling with rspidiy truly
tonnng In fact is but the natural results OF being tho
only thing that will all tan, freckles sunburr,
pimps rougbness and redness from the skim that
hurtul female beauty max es the skin very soft and
white, giving the complexion beautiful hue All will
without this cosmetic To be had only at 81 Courtandt
street. Price rs cents per bottle.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-10

90 THE CELEBRATED TONIC MIXTURE FOR
the OF all the forms OF dyspepsia, loss of appetite
lasstude debility produced by ndser proracted
sickness, and all nervous complaints. Sold in laIge
bottles 81 each; small do 81, in containing half
dozen $ carefully packed and sent to all parts OF the
Union. w. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent.
Office and Consulting Rooms of the College of Medicine
and Pharmacy, OF Nassau street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-10

o. THE PARTISAN ALTERNATIVE MIXTURE,
for the permanent Of Primary or Secondary sy'
phils. Sold in large bottles So each small do 81,
In containing half dozen So, carefully packed
and sent to all parts OF the Union.
w. .. RICHARDSON, Agent.
Office and Consulting Rooms of the College OF Medi-
ne and Phi armacy, 81 Nassau street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-10

90 THOMAS BELL-BELL HOWARD-Piano
Fortes Paintings and FurnitureA half past 10 O'CLOCK
this day in the large 81 Ann and lis Fulton Streets
will be sold without fine collection OF original
did Piano Fortes by the Makers including rosewood
and beautiful mahogany, grand action Instruments
particular description oil which will be given at the time
Also of beautiful Birds containing over leo sreci
of the rsrest American oInithoogy, selectedty
Audubon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-10

{d5- CHINESE HAIR ERADICATOR.-This mario
article warranted hair from any part OF the
human body and the least injure the most delicate
skin. The sceptcal can see used before purchasing
Courlandt street. and only in Brooklyn Of Mrs. Hays l30
En- NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-10

CHATHAM TnEATRE-THE BROTHERS ELssLRR.-
This Theatre has been crowded for the last two
nights by an enthusiastic and delighted audience, to
see the performances OF these celebrated brothers in
the gymnasiical historical melodrama of the Wood
Wolves, or the Hercules of Brittany Such dstln-
guished artists in their line have never before
been seen in the city of New York or in the United
States. The engagement of the Brothers Elssler
lasts only until Saturday evening, and we cannot
say when another opportunity will be offered to wit
nest their performances in this play. This being
the only theatre now open in the city, 1t becomes
more attractive scene Of amusements from the en-
couragement afforded by the managers,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-10

no WHEN BARNUM FIRST ISSUED HIS CIR.
cuar for his perpetual fair, bezaar its succsss was
exceedingly doubtful but the saloon s now opened with
fine display Of cards Of business specimens Of goods SC
besides beautiful dog knitting chine which attracts
great attention. and pronounced most surprising Gu
rosity II is said to knit four enormous sized stockings
in hour The other attractions of the museum are ex
ceedingly rich. Splendid performances taking place
every evening. See bills and advertisements.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-10

COMMON COUNCIL The Board of Aldermen meet
this afternoon at o'clock, when the ordinance TO
form new executive departments, and the retrench-
ment and reform bill, m king clear Yankee saving
of about $1,000 in the salaries of some dozen hard
laboring clerks and under officers, will be taken up
for debate and enactment. A REFORM to be effectu.
al, should be commenced among those officers
whose salaries range among the thousands. and not
with those whe do all the labor and are classified
among the hundreds. Try il on the big fish frst,
and il they like it, then give it to the little ones
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-10

GRAND EXCURSION TO WEST PoINT-CoNcERT
AND CorILLToN scarcely need inform our read
ers that Mr.. Riell's excursion, advertised foryester
day, was, in consequence of the storm, postponed
We regret this, as his arrangements were most ex-
pensive, every luxury for sumptuous dinner had
been provided, and upon which great loss must ac-
crue, together with loss and disappointment on other
heads Monday next, the l4th, is substituted, when
we trust his friends and the public will do justice to
his efforts The dinner will be served on deck, and
all his engagements to gratifv fulfilled.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-10

NiBLo's.-The Rave family appear tonight in
three OF their popular entertainments. The Chin
ney Sweepers, the Tight Rope, and the still a,trac-
tive MazuIme. Gabriel appears in all these per-
formances. The new scene for the tight rope is
mos. beautiful improvement to this portion of the
Ravel entertainments it rende the illusion COM
plete that the performers are dancing in air. Asthe
pantomme is to be shortly Withdrawn, we advise
all who have not seen it dozen times to have one
more hearty laugh previous to Its being Withdrawn.
The orchestra play the overture to La File du Re
giment
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-10

0u-The U s. brig cambridge arrived at Laguayra
the 18th July, all we'll
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-10
Reform OF the city Government.

All the friends OF good order, the laws and the
welfare OF our city, will rejoice in the prospect a.
last afforded, OF judlcous reform of the city go
vernment. We published en- Tuesday morning the
plan on which his Honor the Mayor, proposes TO
conduct the municipal government. Its great prin-
cpse consists in leaving the management OF the
local affairs of each ward exclusively in the hands
OF the Alderman, Assistant Alderman, Justice, and
Assessor. The adoption OF this obviously Just and
reasonable system, would obviate many of the evils
and abuses connected with the present inefficient,
aud comparatively irresponsible administration of
the city government.
The Mayor described in his communication to
the Board of Aldermen, with great truth and force
the evils of the present SYSTEM and pointed out the
manner in which il can be so readily perverted
10 the baser purposes OF party Individual aggran-
dzement. We are happy TO find him discovering
such fidelity and determination in the discharge of
his responsible duties; and we trust that the exam.
pie will be followed by the members of the corpora
ton. They have now very encouraging opportu-
nifty TO display The sincerity of their devotion to the
interests Of their constituents, and to secure to
themselves the lasting esteem of the public.
The remarks we offered yesterday on the subject
of contemplated reduction of the city expenditures,
render il unnecessary for us TO recur that matter
now. This evening, however, the Report of the
Committee on Finance will be acted upon by the
Board of Aldermen and we shall thus be furnished
with an opportunity OF resuming the subject. We
believe that The public attention has been now fairly
aroused to the importance, and indeed absolute
cessity OF the adoption of some such measures as
those recommended by the Mayor Let something
decisive be done before The excitement OF the
fall campaign, swallows up usual every thing
raafIv commented pith Ihe nnh interest
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-10

QUARANTINE LAws.-lf we wanted any proof of
the selfshness Of the political hacks, and the dis
honesty and disregard of the public interests mani
tested by their "organs," have it in the course
pursued by them in relation to the present absurd.
oppressive, useless system of quarantine regulations
Medical science, reason, experience, the eplighten
ed judgment of all dsinterested men who have
properly studied the matter, condemns the quaran-
tine laws as altogether unnecessary. But because
their continued enforcement supplies many good fat
offices for political friends the "organs'' OF 'the
party and the party" ITSELF stand up resoutely in
favor SYSTEM expensive to the public, oppressive
to all persons travelling on the ocean, and seriously
preJudiclal 10 the interests of trade and commerce.
But the movement to get rid of this evil has been
commenced, and we trust that it will be urged "a
pidly forward to asuccessiul termination Why do
not the merchants OF this city, and all opposed TO
the present quarantine regulations, meet together,
and resolve some united. vigorous course Of ac-
toni Let the work be at once begun in earnest
We are ready to give all our aid to the movement
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-07
SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL
ia 1NG1N9,

FENHE subscriber bees ipve public
Il generally that he Sn continues the above
toned business m all its branches shop
thu Depot H. Street Shockoe m
OF glass paint eopa vanish putty Sc which he will
onhe most reasonable lie would inform
who other painting
has connected with him Mr.. Richard
first rate painter who will b. shop
thankfully all orders, both and small
VITA and with dispatch lie country
friends tac woube happy reasonable distance
uo;' them with hs lie still ready send
amy pant of the city lights glass My
tca always OF the very Afford ~
only for painting that three
PEG !-rd. Z. 4. SMITH.
" ~ would inform those wishing their parlor and
doors finished beautiful called polishing
acquired thorough knowledge prepared
dcrtkc and the cquacd
other the city My present
times. ma II 2. II. SMITH
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-07
VIRGINIA:-At Rules held in the Clerk,

Office OF the Superior Court OF Chanccy Richmond
Circuit. the 9Th day OF June, isi3;
i"berry Darlington aud Mayo H. James t. Mary A. C. WI
ham u Walter H. and Francis N. Darlington. the last
whom Infants and Mayo b. Darlington
Walter Coles and Letsey his wife. and other pitts
against
Samuel w Darlington, John NJ. Wake and Cenenna wife,
William NJ Burwcn and
MS WIFE, Douglas Mercweher and Judith his wife, James w Alex
andcr and Elizabeth his wife, and other dcf'ts
Inc defendants above named having entered their appear
anee aud given security according s Act OF Assembly and the
hnes OF this Court and appearing by satisfactory evidence that
they are not Inhabitants OF this Commonwealth is ordered
ue sad ueienants do Rules lie held
the st Monday IN October and the bill o the plain
his aud that Of this order be inserted
newspaper published In the City Of Richmond for months
successfully AMI posted at the door the Capitol the
said city. A Copy-IcSe
ju 2l-w9w SANDS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-07
A { ARD.
TO COUNTRY ,IERCHANTS AND FARMERS.
j. f.. WATKINS,

4 FcIo Doors aJous the Bell TGrsrn, on tie Opposite
Side, Main Street.
WOULD embrace the present opportunity to
w inform CorNrar MrRcn.srt and others Who may visit the
Market for the purpose OF purchasing goods Of
Roots, Shoes sc. for the Fall Trade,
viii be- MISUNDERSTANDING been carefully selected by Mr. c. l. Dn
IN A employ and has had considerable experience
IN this branch of business His stock having been purchased 10y
leaving Manufacory early ia July which was pre-
price his line will enable him
TO offer ein 10 - cent less than lac could II had been
purchased later dalewhieh 4 difference Of
derliion
His object himself business and intends using
every proper accomplishment object and
his purpose proposes Offering his Goods at . prices as
W make to the interest Of purchasers 10 call and examine his
stocs.
lie Inns reeeiyeipcr Steamboats, from Philadelphia seh.
Nassau and ynehburs from New York and schrs Wave isaac
which the following eompnses part:
Genemcns Gne calf Boots. made by miles SON. and %
Do do do Of other manufacturers
Mcn's calf Boots pcgsed, an article warranted
Do sou, Water Boots, of dlIcren, quality
"entemens dnc eaf Boo'ee Manufactured by J. Miles SON
1T and "a quality
Mems fine calf BOoce. OF various qualities
Do Do 90 hG 90 Soi e~sd and pegsed warranted
Boys Bootees Of different qualities
LADIES' SHOES.
Ladies French Morocco Buskins flannel lined
French Morocco waking F. Ties, stitched superior both
. rights and ef. and straghts
DO DO KID %'''' Morocco " Sd DO ' stitched S ia
DO Zeal Walking f. Ties narrow straps ofdfeent qale,
DO Leather Waking BIkius and straps, different qualities
Do ND and E. Morocco Slippers french style
DO do DO Is. ID ID Ind tl qualities
DO Black Cater Buskns Waking Shoes, superior article
DO Black AMI coloufed Bu.kins Slippers
MISSES SHOES
Misses French Morocco Bopt,,s prime article
DO uudfes.,d do do. something for
Do dressed aud untfcssed Morocco Buskins DO
DO Leather Boots and Shoes u different qualities
'1,lfens dressed AMI und'e'sed Morocco Bo0iecs
DO DO Ankle Ties
DO BDotscs, NJ other qualities
Infants Bonices, very lauls0uc
Leather Travelling Trunks different sizes
Hair u mnks Clroi Bsgs
ST Additional arrivals will be received during the season.
share NJ public patronage solicited. fe4
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-07
SUPERIOR CLOTHING,
At
JOHN VI. OREU,S
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING STORE,
Main street, opposite Alex. Duval & Co.'S Drug Store.

T.. u. SPENCE, Agent,
would respectfully inform his customers
and the public generally That he has received funas
have been purchased this Fall the Of Philadelphia and
York for CASH and manufactured IN The city Of Baltimore the
fashionable establishment John 81 Orem corner Market and
Charles streets It unnecessary say any thing further ionyto
cnlncmt' part of asodment as the style and quality Of .
make is well known to the citizens Of Virginia
Ny assortment consists part Of
Beaver AMI Pilot Cloth frock aud Oyer Coats
CIo, and Carne Cioaks part IT them Mcintosh style
snP West Of England cloth Dress and Froek Coats
Pauoon' Of plain and fancy Cashmere styles and
ve,r. Of velvet css.iucrr, Mcrno. Silk and Satin
Morning Gown. and Robes
Linen AMI Cotton Shirts
FLANNEL Lambs Wool Nenno Shaker Shirts and Drawers Pock
Hnserehe. "ai- Scars opsra Ties and Stocks Gloves
ArsO
Samples n the most mnonabc Cloths Cassmcrcs and vengs
which viii make to order in The most ,onabe and
tic shortest notice
The advantage, Of the purchase of these Goods win enable me to
ttt oREr HAEoNys CiDfsllNG, md respectfully invite The
public 70 call and examine for themselves. de
SEARs FAMILY MACHINE a new uonulyof a. passs,
- whose object the publisher 40 collect conicnsc and
tanned 900 works and vounnous altogether
beyond M reach Of mankind general and thus collected and pre-
The nequHuon of ALL u WILDE euteslied several hundred
enEranr Illustrative q many II The prominent
-Ihce - 90 ayear Subscriptions and orders solicited by
bJ L,J.rai Oger-Any perron eltserog himself or obtain
ing new Subscriber for year and rcmng 81 So current
funds rec n an expense f copy that
anha copy ~ Sears Bible Biography, Che
wo obe hcpt viIocto hs order Adiressas above. r. ~
(ALlCOEs-5Ooo 81, calcocs from g. g. A. 49, ill sc at
- !. y. Ct'NNfNGHAMS
Cheap Cash Dry Goods Store,
aus n street sboekoe lin
NNRiHER SUPPLY OF TRUNKs-iiari Leather famod
Invling Trunks and Bonnet Cases Boxes, superior
qualify just opened large fiOck made improved style
ieNc-fs ard "hors IN want 0f Trunk and
ahnne The style and prices which viii b. very
/ SIZES nd eltqrea
SAMUEL PtTNEY,
aug MAN e ! door, above Ilbba,d Gardner a Co.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-07
REMOVED

BRANNAN co.'s old Dominion Clothing Store. the
~ poSc side OF the street. and the Franklin Hotel John
Eacys oh Stand South side
we would embrace this opportunity and method OF making
known TO the citizens Of Richmond the that
constantly keep hand Clothing espee
ally Tor the current and approaching which viii
reduced prices for cash We respectfully all call and
sTcct stock whether they goods An
sold by us that do not please In BE- returned and
he money refunded QJ- All goods warranted. jasu
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-07
PAPER HANGINGS.

VNHE subscriber has the pleasure of informing
u hi friends and the public generally
Spring supply Of French and Paper Iangngs consisting
of Git satin freseo and Common Papers with splendid
OF Borders to match all Of which viii be
and County in the neacst and beS;
WILLIAM BOOTH,
he Exc Rank
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-07
At Rules held in the Clerk's OF

VIRGINIA AT Rules held i'm the Clerk Of
nee OF the Superior Count Richmond Circuit
the 9Th day OF August, '
"s 'i,eu'e PrrT,
Barrett w. Wathan and others No.
ne defendant above having enier,l Ms
security according To the Act Assembly and the Rue.
% ou; ail appearing by satisfactory evidence that ne 10
not an inhdbiant OF this Commonwealth: is ordered TI,, M,
u defendant do appear here the held ON tho la M
Jay III November next and the bin platinum and h,,
copy nfths order be forthwith some n,un,n., 1t
shed IN the City Of Rchnsnd months sIccessI ,
posted at the front door OF the Capital in the said CIV ~
ACopy-Tesie.
ll-wqw WA =,
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II, W. II ]. J. FRY u co.

II, W. Il ]. J. FRY II co.
Hare ~ Sore, and on hc ,ray
Znn BAGS Rio, Laguira Cuba and Java
q W. COFFEE
%. lids n Orleans, Porto Rico and g. cfor, SUGARS
10 Clarified 10
10 packages loaG crushed and pulycrzcd do
90 uerre. Porto Rico and Orleans MoLAssE5
80 b14
100 packages TEAS some of extra quality
1900 eacksSALT. 10 the
200 boxes CANDLES and SOAP
1000 kegs NAILS
tons Bfered Cast and SHEAR srFEI.
10 terccs RICE
hhds prime MADDER
ccrOon7 INDIGO
200 boxes WINDOW GLASS;
~ bbs COPPERAs
~ 10 Alum aud Salt Pctrr
- Bags Pepper, SPICE AMI Ginger
10000 Scrars
10 Tons Country AMI Tfedrrlr Iron
Bar Lead Powder AMI Shot Wood Ware Chewing Tobacco
Wrapping and Writing Papci &c. Gc.
we WIZ seH rey co1p Tor the lr market prices
pinctua customers We offer
and receiving and forwarding Goods Warehouse being Fre
Proof insurance always be effected
Goods stored al ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-07

Fresh arrival a. New ans Fashionable DRY
Goods. at the new Dry Goods Store, Main street
~ BERKLEY & 60. have received the following artirlss
~. which Will be- sold cheap. for c1sh
Lawns and French Mushns from i-i n al rs ucryd
Calicoes In great variety from . 10 - cs. per SO
Heavy White Linen DrinRs from - % 90 cis
brown French Linen and DrIiugs, 20 cts and upwards
GanbfOOis and Summer CassIncrcs
Drab de Etc Bapour, superior article for Geusurua
Also, for Boys handsome article OF Moruo Cashmere
CIoths-Black, Blue and Invisible Green
eingle and Double Miod Ik Cashmere
White Fannels very chap
Bk and Co0rcd Alpaca Cloths
White CambTcs, Jaconeu do
Null, Swiss and Book Musins
Grape I.ese. ted cOlors
Bk iuian Crapcs, Hat DO
Bishop Lawns, Thread L1res
White and coorCd T1flon Mushns
Love
a superior assortment Of Sin Pocket HdkG
Gloves and ioiscy
Marseils and Corded Skirts
Isonsdale, Avendae, and other Nlnkccns
- 7s TickinsE EXTRA
I0a ~ Linen shccting, great bargain
Also reneraI ~ Hoached Cotton Cloth
afuffheard Of low prices
We Aeeu unnecessary fauherc
an tose in searh bargains call AZ the New Dry Goods Store
win ready cash. promise iln not be disappointed
T.. BERKELEY CO.
Main or street one Messr wad-wolb Turner Go
n26
CsHoT-IoOo bags Yor shot assorted landing and fo safe by
- an DAVENPORT q ALLEN.