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Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-03-05


ization, without Beat Meetings, and dele
gates TO nominate county officers, &c, &c.
Now tits well known TO every well inform
ed man in this county, that no other coun-
ty in the State has held, or viii hold, any
such meetings, or nominate candidates for
county offices; aud yet tho Democratic
party in those counties are quite as sue
cesslul and harmonious, and as well organ
lied, as they are likely to be in this, Why
should this county depart from the settled
usages of the Democratic party in other
counties and Slatesl If any good reason
can DO given for such departure, let il be
forthcoming Every newspaper that comes
from any part Of the State, contains an
nouncemcn,s Of the names Of candidates
for county Offices, who have had the har.
dhood to submit their claims directly to
the people, without letter of rccommen.
daiion from convention Of delegates; and
no person on earth, except Benevolus, has
been ignorant or silly enough TO question
this venerable, prescriptive democratic
right Of any freeman In his first COM
munication, Benevolus makes The follow
ing prediction, to-wil: al is almost GER
tain that four 6fhs of the people will meet
at the Beat Conventions, and interchange
their views and predilcciious," Sc, &c.,
whereas the fact Is, that out Of the 2G7
democratic voters, who cast their ballots
OF Carrollton last November, not more than
twenty-five attended The Beat Meeting,
aud not moro than ono in twenty Of the
democratic farmers Of the beat were in at.
tendance, and not word was said about
county Offices or predictions; and am
informed that the Middleton beat meeting,
was equally as flat failure. ! ask b.
ncvolus if this shows that an "overwhelm-
ing majority, not only Of Hays's Creek,
but of the whole county are decidedly in
favor Of beat conventions"!! lie says
"a am glad TO see that the county meet
ing is recommended at SO late a day, as
ere that time the several precincts will
have discussed the merits and demeris Of
,bo various candidates md will then be
abIo n uroo Tho nomination NJ the peo.
Mas choice far The vo,ious oa;cesn
Now II INV l;ying ,h;ng ,ho, move,b
con decinber ,be mcsn;ng &c Tho forooo.
inn either n, m independent sentence or
in connection with The con,ex, he con take
INV bat md when n bole wears ,hrouoh il
he nav marc \ small nor, IF ,he snrnlus
Of of ReneyoI,s's oars 70 match !, w;,h
and renea, he nrocess os occasion nav
reou;re unt;l he bos n bot MI made If cnrs
RenevoIns seams greatly borror.s,r;cLcn
nc The ;dea ,ha, I should reside n, Carroll.
i'm and ~ ,be same t;me wri,e ~ Hovs,s
creek. ,houoh bo hos never nre,endca "a
s,a,a nny raeeon ,,hv nan shonld No,
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-03-05

GTWe insert the communication Of
Carroll" and take occasion to say that
we believe he expresses the unanimous
sentiment Of the democracy Of this section
as to Judge ADAMS. We have seen no
contradiction Of thereport that Gov. Tucker
will decline denomination and we have
heard that he designs removing from the
State. Thompson, Hammett, Adams, Ro-
berts-a :" strong team" honest, talented,
invincibie.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-03-05
New Hotel.

NNHE subscriber having openeda Ho-
IN tel at CarroIlion, in the house for
merly occupied by James Shirley, Esq. re-
specially soliciis a share Of public pa
tronage. w. G. HALE.
p. s. My stables are good, and the best
attention paid 10 horses.
Dec. 20, 1874. eff
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-03-05

REvIvING THE SLAVE TRADE. = The
British are importing thousands Of Afri-
cans into the West India islands to DO in.
denturod TO the planters there for tpcnty-
one gears. This is virtually reviving the
slave trade.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-03-05

George W Fl il. Brown,} $1,000.
~ NHE attachment in this case having
been returned executed by leyying
the same on all that portion Of the south
west quarter Of section Ihirty-two, Of town
ship nineteen north, range one cast, which
is situated and lies east Of the Yazoo riv-
er, in the county Of Carroll, as the proper
ty Of thedefendant, George w. H. Brown
NoTIcE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That unless
the defendant shall appear at The noxt
term Of the Circuit Court, 10 be holden at
the Courthouse in the town of Carrollton,
on The first Monday IN April merit, give
special bail, plead, answer, or demnr to said
action, Judgment final will be rendered
against him by default, and The property
so attached will be sold 10 pay plaintiffs
claim and costs.
R. A. SEWARD, CLERK.
Carrollton, Jan'y 25, AID. lS45. Tat
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-03-05

Mr.. /. S. HALL has retired from the edi-
torial chair OF The Southron," and is to
be succeeded BY Mr.. II. Z. VAN WIsKLE
Mr.. Hall retires under the firm conviction
shat one Henry Clay is the most exir'ordi-
nary speshimen Of the human race, and
badly-used individusI--we infer as much
from his " valedictory, The Souihron is
an outand-Out wing paper--goes The en-
tire native coon, and deserves the ppert
oil It's party.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-03-05


AGRIcuLTURAL PAPERS - We picked
up an exchange paper a few dnys since,
and waded through two mortal columns
extracted from the american Farmer, set
ting forth the most wonderful properties Of
cuANo, the new manure brought from he
yond the seas. AT the conclusion, we
learn that the editors of the Farmer are
"Reudy TO supply our [theirl friends
with any quantity Of the genuine Guano-
see advertisement"
Oh--ah---yes! Many people are Of the
opinion that the main object of agricultu'
raj papers is to assist the "knowing ones'
TO speculate in these wonderful new
humbugsl
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-03-05

Rev. c. X. MARSHALL, Methodist
preacher, Of vicksburg, is occurring al
Mobile to prove I" hal Saint Paul deserves
to be considered the SAsiopr Of Mankind,
rather than Jesus Christ" Mr.. NJ. evil
IDENTIFY intends 10 make himself noiori-ors.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-03-05
Dtr0

In this place, on Wednesday night last,
Goth ultimo, after lingering illness, E. M.
RUSSELL, in the Goth year of his age--a
most estimable and useful citizen.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-03-05

or In succeeding number of our pa
per we shall publish Daddy BieGs's
scrape al Cockereil's bend" written for the
esprit" by the author Of "Simon Suggs.'
By the way, we must decline the request
Of friend to re-publish "That big dog fight
at Myers's." "UncIe Johnny talks 100
plain--plain enough 10 shock the modesiy
even Of bench of Episcopal bishopsl
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-03-05
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

or We are authorized to announce
WILLIAM COTHRAN, Esq. of Carroll CO..
as candidate for Judge Of the Sixth Ju.
dicial District, composed Of the counties Of
Monroe, Lowndes, oktbbeha, Choctaw,
Yallobusha, Tallahatchie, Carroll and Chick.
asaw.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-03-05

Col t. JET: GREEN, formerly Senator
from Warren county, died at his residence
near Vicksburg, on the goth ult.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-03-05

ADVANTAGES OF mol These
may be seen in any of our towns and viii
lagos on any Sheriff's or Collector sale day.
A large quantity of land was posted on the
courthouse door to be sold, one day last
week, for State taxes. There were scarce
enough present to keep the crier company.
The same may be said of Sheriff's sales.
Not half-a-dozen away from the courthouse
know when property is to be sold; and the
sales are generally attended only by a little
knot of the parties interested In this con-
sists the chief beauty of not advertising.
We hope our Legislature willnot persist
in such system of false economy--of in
justice--Ionger than the next session.
Let legal notices be brief and perspicuous,
surplus wording discarded--ihe rates es-
tablished by law at SO much the hundred
words--and all interested viii be benefit
ted, and over-charging prevented.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-03-05

Or We publish the communication Of
" Locofoco,'' with the remark that if our
correspondents wish todiscuss the "merits
of the controversy" further, they are wei
come to the use Of our columns but we
decline printing personal vituperation and
abuse, as productive of no good, and CAL
culated to engcnder bad feeling among our
political brethren.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-03-05
NOTICE

NUTICE
Or That N Friday beiere the 9Th SUNDAY
10 March next Ut being the 1ath day. Mimic
ter's and Deacon's meeting (of ihs Baptist or
der,) will commence at Union M. H., seven
miles from Lexington, directly on the stage-road
to Carroilton. AL orderly members present will
be invited to take pnrt IN the meeting.
OBADIAH ECHOIS, Moderator.
Tho Lexington Advertiser will please give a
few gratis insertions.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-03-05

D. 0. sHATruoK. JOSHUA wmrMoRE
CtHATTUCK a. WHITMORE, Anor.
- ncys AZ Lap--WiIl practice in the
Courts of Holmes and Carroll.
J. Whiimorc's Office al Canollion.
January !, 1915. 3-tf
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-03-05

MEXICO. Through The courtesy Of n
friend in New Orleans, we are in possess
sion of bundle of late papers from that
city, sent to us by way of the river. AT
the last accounts, Santa Anna was still
confined at Perote, and the Congress de-
batting what disposition should be made Of
him--being disposed to Danish him, but
fearing an outbreak of popular fury il they
did so. lie had addressed letter TO the
Congress, un outline Of which is given in
the Picayune, begging "like hound' that
his life might be spared, and promising to
give up his property, and leave the country
forever. The rumor that he has invested
several millions of dollars in Great Britain,
seems to be credited. 1t was thought he
would be bapshed or allowed to escape.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-03-05

or We are authorized TO announce
JOHN d. NEAL as candidate for Clerk
Of the Circuit Court Of Carroll county, al
the November election.
0SrWE are authorized 10 announce Maj.
JAMES MONEY, as a candidate for re-
election to the office Of Treasurer Of Car
roll county.
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CLEARED,
% 1I:t,o,, Uos,, ~, NY

Brig Milton, York, West Indies, w. Rhoads.
Brig Reief, Alexander, Boston, Il. Whtridge & CO.
Schr Watchman Winslow, Fall River, w. khoads.
SAILED TO day-Barques Inca, Buxton, fer Macao
and Canton; f1ebe, Green, Rio de Janeiro and mar
ket; schrs Comet, BOHney, Trinidad; Catharne, Ed
mondson do Alicia Hall, West Indies; Missouri,
Phillips, Charleston; MiIsent, Cole, New York.
ARRIVED,
Brig Commerce, Blanchard, from New York, bal
last, to Wan. Howell * Son.
Schr STAR Webster, from Port an Prince, 9Th inst :,
ogwoos cocoa nuts and spices, TO J. T. Kali.
Schr C0smopolite, Oliver from Arecbo, P. K. 7th
inst. sugar and molasses 10 VIM. Howell * Son. Left
brig Charles, Tisdale, for Norfolk, In days-he only
American vessel
Schr Canton, Cobb, 10 days from New Orleans, mo-
ilsses, to Thos Whitrdge & Co.
Schr Constitution, johnson, from Hayre de Grace,
lumber, to Giese s Son.
Steamer Baltimore Rees from Philadelphia, mdse.
T.. G. Harris
MEMORANDA
Ship James Edward, Webster, cleared at Phadel-
pha, on Saturday last, tor Baltimore.
Barque Baltimore, lie Brou, from and for Baltimore.
disc'g; iigs Henry +. Sumner, Rowland from Rich
Coast of Africa, were al Rio de Janeire.
Brig Pinta, --, for Baltimore, sailed FIN Ponce,
P. r. about 9th inst.
Brig Chipoa, McLennan, fin Baltimore for Mobile,
arrived al st, Augustine 10Th inst.
Brig Dover, Percval, for Baltimore, cleared at Bos-
ION 18th inst.
Schr ST. Leon, Babson, from Baltimore, arrived at
Frankfort 18th inst
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a LII NEW! NEW STORE,

IA
IA NEW STOCK AND NEW FIRM.
!. LEE PEBSTER f. co. respectfully inform
their friends and the public that they have taken the
store recently occupied by Samuel DaiIam & Co.,
No. % BALTIMORE STREET, three doors below
Tnpoeits alley, and have received from Auction
and late arrivals from Europe, and are now opening,
beautiful assortment of
SPRING AND SUMMER DRY GOODS.
oIf STOCK Dclh2 entirely new, and having been select
ed with great care, and many OF goods being Auc
non Jobs we are prepared 10 sell very cheap-we have
DOMESTIC COTTONS, bleached ard brown OF
all widths, embracing few bhes full yard wide
stout sheetingS, at +! cts. per yard
CALiCOES, latest styles, 4! to 49, cts per yard
Men Summer Wear-C!, 10, Ia cts. SC q
Cotton Hose and half lore-the cheapest seen,
from s. TO 25 cents pair
Coloted and white spool Cotton, only CT a snool
Painted Lawns,
Balzarine Lawns, I o..
WorSted BalAarines, "a SPe""'u assortment
Ginghams, AlpacaS, }
| Plain and Embroidered Thbet
| RichtPrinted NJ. de Lame
White and cOlored Barege ,,,,,
Camee0n and Fancy Silk Hh1"h9
Plain and emb'd VI. de Lame
Large size Black Nett
Cambria, JacOnet and Swiss MuSLiNS
irish Linens, Diapers, Counerpanes
Lace> and Edgngs, Cap Nets, Green Baregp
Cloths, Cassimeres, Fesines
Gambroons, DriiIings, Drap D'E,e
Summer Cloths, Brown French Linens
Umbrellas, ParasOls, Sun Shades
Cassnets Tweeds, Kentucky Jeans
Domestic Paids, Checks, Osna5ursS
Tickngs, Crash, Oil Cloth, &c. &c
10 Country Merchants, as well rs all who buy
Dry Goods for their own use, may promote their in
terest by calling at
apl2-tf No. IS BALTIMORE STREET
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DENTISTRY! DENTISTRYn

HAR. LEACH, Opposite St. paul's Church,
,hV No. 81 NORTH CHARLES STREET
Performs all operations in Surgical Mechanical Den
E@ry in style that be surpassed for ease of
operation, beauty of workmanship or d,rabilitu and
on reasonable ters preterring small profits and con
slant employment, 10 high charges and but few pn-
tents The best POT eiain Teeth and purest Gold use
in a cases.
ARTIFICIAL TEETH REPAIRED
Persons having false Teeth, that do not fit the vim
rest easy in the mouth, the purpose intend.
ed, may have them rem0de led as to be worn with
perfect ease, and be useful in mastica ton; aud it, by
any accident, should need repairing, they can have II
done at st or notice by Dr. LEACH he having facilities
TOR doing plate work not to be found in any other place
NsiterS to the city will please take notice, that they
can have set of Teeth inserted in from 10 to "a hours
EXTRACTING TEETH.
DR.. Ia. having his Rooms lighted with Gas, is cra
blei 10 extract Teeth or broken fangs in the cpenins
as well as by day light, and by much experience (haV-
my extracted more than 1900 the past year, with
perfect set OF Instruments, the operation performed
without danger, and in most without pain d.
TOOTHACHE CURED, nerves destroyed, and nj
the quackery of the day practised, if desired
NJ b. Teeth inserted in part full sets on suction
plate, formed of Platinum, article equal to Gold for
this purpose, and at one-third less price. apl7tf
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I'D E,EovAL. JAMES CARTER would inform

Ed EMOVAL. JAMES CARTER would inform
q u his friends and customers that he has removed
his Fashionable Furnishing and Ready made Linen
Store, for the present, to No. SOUTH CALVERT
STREET, below Market ST.
Citizens and strangers will find in this establishment
a splendid assortment OF Rich Satin Scarfs and era
watts; faris Kid Gloves, all cOlOrS rich satin Dress
Stocks and Opera Ties new style La Polka Cravats;
Gum Elastic SuspendeTs and Silk Gloves.
J. G. would particularly call the attention Of citi-
zens and strangers his superior Linen and Muslin
Shirts, made from the best materials and the latest
Partisan Fashion, and warranted fit, for sale by the
dozen single one--all sizes constantly on hand.
Dressing Gowns; Pocket Idkts. hcmmcd; silk Shirts
and Drawers: C0tlsH Knit do. Gentlemen will find
ii TO their advantage to call before purchasing else
where as every arclc III this Store will be sold
very reduced prices.
{g;- Genilnmcm's Linen made to order. mid
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BOARDING SCHOOL

JULIUS A. FAY will open BOARDING SCHOOL
- FOR BOYS on the FIRST MONDAY OF MAY
NEXT, at Ezabethown, NJ.
For this purpose lie has secured a beautiful COUN-
TRY SEAT, possessed of every convenience and
comfort; and it is his design to make his school one OF
commanding excellence both in respect to domestic
arrangements and educational advantages.
QG- Further information and circulars can be OBJ
tanned by calling on Messrs. Armstrong Berry, Bal
tm0reseet; MCssrs. s. A. Clark, Charles street, OF
s. f. Sueeler, Esq, COurtland street. Circulars
also be obtained at the Bookstores generally, and
this office. mhiS-eo3ms
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D EMOVAL. The subscriber has renewed to
IA the NJ f, CORNER OF BALTIMORE AND
CHARLES, (entrance on Charles street,) over the
auction stoe, where he is prepared to all or
ders for BOOK and JOB PRINTING; and snlicts
from his friends aud the public continuance of that
patronage which he has heretofore received.
90 Magistrates and InSOlveuts' BLANKS printed
and kept on hand for sale.
10 Office of the "American Farmer" as above.
ap9- 2aw4tif SAMUEL SANDS.
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KN YsPEPsIA CURED ATLAsr. - p

ENSSPEPsIA CURED AT LAST. AN esb
~ supply of BALDERSTON'S DYSPEPTIC
PILLS, which have had great demand for a few
months past, and afforded in most every instance, re.
llet, nave been manufactured at my establishment.
am enabled IN add further recommendations 10 the
wonderful AMI curative virtues OF these Pills in any
form of Dyspepsia, and a valuable Family Medi-
cine for costive hahitssO mild and gentle that the
most delicate constitution may them without fear
Prepared and sold only at my Apolhecary Store,
corner of Howard < Franklin SITS.
api7-cO3i WIN, II. BAIDERSTON
SsHASyLs, BALZARlNES, FANCY SILKS, sc.
- The Subscribers have hand an extensive as
Sorimeh OF figured SILK, cmbrodd and plain Thibet,
Cashmere, Mousseline de Lame and Embroidered
| Grape SllAWLS, which they are enabled 10 sell
very cheap.
Also, a beautiful assortment of FANCY SPRING
SILKS, handsome BALXARINEs. and splendid
| assortment Of French Lawns, FOulard silks, SC
10 which they invite the attention of the ladies.
Also hand, an extensive assortment of Sun
SHADES, PARASOLETTS AND PARASOLS of
Messrs. Wright X Bro 5 make, which they win sell
cheap. DOR SEY NELSON,
| apl7-eo2w No 81 Baltimore-st.
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JAPANNED WARE.

e BRADLEY ~ CO., SOUTH EUTAW
J STREET, 3 doors from Baltimorc-st., are ma
nulacurng general assortment OF JAPANHED and
PLAIN TINWARE, of the very best quality, which
they are able to offer rs low they can he obtained
in this or any other city. Among their assortment
are the following:
Spittoons; Fruit Dishes CandcSticks; Walters
Lamps: Trunks; Dust Pans; Tumbers; Toy Cups
Molasses Cups; Sugar Bowls; Sugar Boxes
Pepper Boxes Nutmeg Graters; Tea CanaSterS
Nurse Lamps; Match Boxes; sand Boxes.
Together with assortment of Britannia, Tea and
Coffee Pots; Coffee Mills; Tin Plates, Spoons, &c
fe2i-eO2uI
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LOOK AT THIS!

oF TEAS AMI COFEEES,
SSA9gM TEAS-Young Tyson at Is cts, worth
4gssNsE 30 cts; do at 80 worth so; do at 81 worth
s; Sc HsT 90; do at 80 worth 75 do at 90 worth 80;
X <N~s$ do at rs worth 81; do 81 cts. the same
1SsfSks quality now selling in this city at 81 -
per 10 /; fine Old Tyson Al e. worth 81; fine I'm
pclia Tea at 50 worth 70 cts; do at IS worth S;extra
do ut 30 worth Sll2; fine Gunpowder do at so worth
81 cts do at o. worth So do at 70 worth ST.; extra do
at ST worth s 30.
BLACK TEAS-Souchong at 30 worth so cts; do
at 40 worth 62; fine Pouchong so worth IS; do Chu
Ian at 62 worth S0 extra fine do at ~ worth ST. extra
fine flavor Peco Souchong delicious article, at rs c
COFFEES--Fine Rio, at and cts. worth and Q;
finest old Padnng at worth 10; do Laguayra at cts
worth TO- do Government Java at l2l worth 10; do
Manaller Coffee al l25 worth Is cts
ROASTED COFFEES-StrOngest Rio, roast fresh
every day, at 10 cts; fine Laguayra at 6; finest Old
Padang at 10; do Government Java 10; finest Noco
ground and packed at 20 cts.
The Teas are neatly put up in or. half and pound
packages, with 2 4, ), e, 8 and 10 lib. canisters
All the above named low priced Teas and Coffees
can only be obtained by calling at the Canton Tea
Company's Store, OH the corner of Baltimore and
Frederick streets l5- Goods sent home to any part
of the city free of charge. All articles warranted
| fresh and of the very best qualities.
CANTON TEA COMPANY
mhl4-u Corner of Baltimore and Frederick SITS.
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a. ELL1NG OFF! In order TO reduce my pre-
~ sent stock of CHEAP GOODS will sell Silver
Pencils at l24 cents; Gold do So Gold Rings p cents
Set do. 81; Cold Pins 3d. do Earrings 25c; Gold watch
Keys 81 Jet and Satin Hair Dresses and Necklaces
25c Jet Buttons cts. dozen; do Hair Pins g. cts; do
Breastpins g.; Scissors &c; Needles cts; Tape cts
doz; Pins cts paper; Hooks and Eyes ct box; G. :.
Butter Knives %; Britannia Table Spoons s2 cts
Tea do. l2ac; black and white Hose 10; Gentiemen's
Cotton half Hoses cts Twist Combs 3 cts; Side do.
cents pair Bears Oil l2l; Cologne good 10 cents;
Britannia Coffee Pots 81 .; Tea do 60; Whole do
g pieces s; Penknves low; Knives and Forks do;
Shovels and Tongs cheap; Spittoons Is cents Lamps
ftp; Cand'esticks fp Casters (revolving) 15c: Clocks
81. Also, general assortment Of Threads; Buttons;
Jewelry; Combs; Bushes Wallets; Fancy Soaps; ia
panncd Wales, &c, al rerV reduced prices.
GEORGE T. VICKERS,
No 9 Baltimore street,
apis Between the Bridge and Market
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VNREsS LAWNS only 70. cts. A lot of Lawns
H just received at The low price of 2i cts. per yd
One invoice superior do only % cts
do Foulatd style Calicoes, only l2l cts
do Second Mourning Alpaca Calicoes at l2l cts
do Striped Curtain MuSlins, only l2a cts
MouSlin de LANES, at l2i, l63, 25 cts. sc
Balzarines 81 cts, Barrager 37l cts. up
Furniture Caicoes, very pretty, at &! cts
Yard wide MuSlins at Z. cts, and general assert
ment Of other NEW SPRING GOODS, Parasols, sur
Shades, and Bonnets, at
HAYWARD'S Cheap Store,
No. 25 Howard ST., Sd door from Fayette.
B. Lots of other Cheap Goods from auction.
am
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DRY GOODS, &c.
NEW GOODS
A EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF
"a SPRlNG AMI SLtNLER GNDnS

q n EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF
"a SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
Lawns; BalZdrnCs CLOTHS
BeTages and Silks Black blue black blue
AlpaCus and BombazAes green brown and mix
Light cyi'd CaShmeres X I'd CLOTHS
Muuselinc de LANES CASSINERES
Lace and Plaid hluSin Black bue black blue
Cambria and JacOnet do. MIXED fancy ,triprd 8
SHAW LS, Plaid Cassilaeres.
six, Cashmere TiVEEDS
Mouseilne dc Lame and Light and dark colors.
Thhct Wool ShawS. GAMBRODNS Drill
Plain and Embro'd Linen LiNGS and SUMMER
Cambria iIDkFS. CLOTHS
YES fiNGS-Silk, Satin, MatsrileS Bnf Cash
marets and other Festings, plain and fancy
Irish, French and German LINENS.
Bleached and unhcached MUSLlNS; Bed Ticking:
Mariners Shifting, Penit'y Plals, Checks, &c &c.
g3- Persons wishing 10 supply themselves with
Goods at Low PRICES viii do wel 10 call at the Agcn
cy store, No. - BALTIMORE STREET, 2nd door
below Trpo!et's alley.
api 3m LUTHER J. cox.