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New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-29

u American Gymnasium, NOS 10y ana Iol CrosDy
ne,r having been completed, Is now open tor
exercise This institution has been gotup st considerable
avnense and with TO the completion OF each
brsnch in order 10 afford this city desirable place for the
.ncoragemen Of athletic exercise TO the ereat benefit OF
the general health The building having been erected ex
for Gymnasium, IN a spsce of $500 sqr
E ths arena OF exercises occupying rising 800 The exer
cises will be olld Tn bb sh sot and cd Ssisr
vii be ao agreeable acquisition to The establishment aoo
the Reading Room containing the hies OF City and Ehgsn
nm. constructed thai by the use OF
yery muscle is brought into action causing general
d,.v.cnmsn and strengthening Of all parts o; the body
pn,; yi he under the instruction Of the Director To
hoss of redenlary occupations the Institution Is OF much
n,.nre an. We invite their attention particularly,
Isp hs, Of the public generally The benefca! effects OF
s,b.tc suseren.s grea: number invaluable, and
n, rv bs greatly needed institution complete with
80, thi1g n,c.sssry 10 we-regClaed 0nd properly
Quoted Gymnasium The loowing have given
Vsian,;ns Sot, 81 D.; j. Cheesuan, ". D. j. Kearney
Rogers NJ D.; A. C. Post NJ D.
~ l. ''-' @ JAMES I. HATFIELD. Proprietor.
"a, ,,sos. HENRY L. TW1GGS. Director
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-29

OFFICE or The MgRcASrlLE MUTUAL Lisso'Ascr CO
NJ 63 Ws-st December 9Th, l9ia
Alta MEETING ofthe Trlssees, as.d At the once q
fAlhe Company, on the I'd instant, JosEpa W4LhEh
was elected President IN place Of Lewis Greg
ory, resi- gned and Lewis Gregory wss elected vce Pre-
Bcen supply the vacancy occasioned by ne resBhaou
OF Joseph Hoxie- BY order OF The Trl.tGes; % ,,
ELLWOOD WALTER, Secretary,
MARINE INSURANCE CARGO AND FREIGhT ONLY;
Ths Mercantile Mutual Insurance Company, No. O. WG.:
NJ con6nes i busness Ms1o Insurance on hegnt snd
cargo. ,-... % , r1y.-, ~, IT,,
New subscription notes, amounting 10 uP~A1 Vi IHo
hundred Thousand Dollars have Doen feceyso, ana TAR
thrr additions are dnily being made 70 me dssets
Tn. Company invites attcntion 10 in plan of business
hrb IL /. bsleysd oers grealer protection s1d larger
mrps 10 the sxxureS u1an Aoy othor.
TRUSTEES:
Thomas Hunt jas. Mccullough, Thos Acnelis,
Vim C. Langley septrnus Crooks, Geo. w. Taylor
Henry Sheldon, Charles fsyen, Ley. oooL'
Jas Freelsnd, Chas. II. Rogers, A Legoor,
ThSs g. Nelson, a. T. Moring, d. l. ssy6s,
Wilson q. Hum! w C. Alwater, A!e,hS Baker,
Stswsrt c. Marsh, w. A ketniiAs, "a " arc,
Geo Hastings Chaa G. Carleton, Leonard kirby
c. W. A Rodgers, Lucius b32Lns, = I1.sn"'
Henry Jessop, Daniel u hAn.AHN -
9. D. Phelps, herman D2ts1 %a1 xrs p,sdds,. 't1
LEWIS GREGORY, Vice PTesideo1
EL1woop WALTER, Secretary eV im
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-29
n We find in the Liverpool Mercury the fol

lowing communication, relative TO subject highly
interesting TO Astronomers:
THE NEw PLANET AsrRxA-On the sth of Decem-
Der Isi5 al o'clock in the evening Professor Rencke.
OF Dri.ssen. in SaNony discovered new Planet, OF
which The right ascension 65 deg IS min sec snd
North decl!naii0n y deg. a. min TIE elements
OF its orbit have been since calculated b. Professor
Eacke s. Berlin and are as follows
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nH. H. Il. PEkKI;S VERMIfUGE or Dead

nK. "a. +. FEkKI's VkkMIFUGE ,or" Dead
IL shot" for WORMS highly concentrated and caencatty
combined preparation capable from ne ProPIllee ~ s
Of c!eurtns the Iys,en stc hours 0 every po1
The exceeding small quantity of THIS ineoicne "
ie. the existence 10 remove every one rom
system operating few hours, tose'her "iiG rs
pr.ei certainty OF effect consuule OF the most ofl
liant discoveries OF the age seldom Ieeus ~ "
and followed By any other purge tnefeiole u
urgent cases, AZ those OF hts psstns or oot E -
by worms s unrivaled superiority ia manifest rev H7d-
iclres calculated 10 improve me nean VI cnofen
where worms exist es II removes Ihose
crudites thai line and closely eah-re 70 hs a
rery of worrdi.esse Though pronp. and certain Ia Us
operation perfectly sale snd adapted 10 Inc tenoeresl
age .,.., -. ,..,.,
of Others as evidence OF its great medicinal value:
Extract from letter received from DR.. Wharton
NEWCASTLE. Va. Jan. s. lsH
DEAR SIR gave nal OF the Dead Sno:" you lett
with me for Ii. purpose OF testing lis merits friend OF
niue who introduced family by giving Il TO
ualieat selected suitable Il administered sc-
corcIng the directions around the vie and aston
administered Il n several other instances SINCE VIE
similar good success; and II vii! cdcd nuch peesu!
10 doing al IN my power recommend IL 10 the NOTICE OF
my irisncs and the public generally. ,,-1,,
With respect, yours, &c. THos. j. W ID haaI0..sS' o.S
JEFFgRsoSvTLLE, Va. 18th May, iei4
hereby certify That sbout SIX monihs Since ra3e use VI
DR. H Pe-rys V-r1nifnge, N case 9i one o 5 T me 81,
about four The Child was very 10" 30
much thai thoush htr almost a. me polt Vi ueat IL
she passed l91 WORMS ane II L-e ~ T
day entirely restored 70 nei soi iei nsIiL
Civ others OF :hs ia,uy VIII me sstr UeHe-
ca! effects -, ,,5 ,,. of s., n,
Pcery wide held OF Prsetee embracing uis and sew
era adjacent Counties, lof nuiUe " AZ"
exl;npIed success- ALsA- "a. SLAih-
Prepared by 6n g PERRY, and sold by A. B. L D.
Eas. Brosdwsy New-York, and by Druggists generally
throughout he United States. jAlm
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-29

- e., hnsine,s man who can beat the following game
NJ as2 o1s in strinx rolls al Ds fremont Sowing
Saloon No. s4 Es.t brosdwsy sna q u pE.on >. WEE n
,n nnoe,r Rowling Saloon IN the Wofd, containing Gz
most sp5rodid AIixys TIE Alleys IVY completed.
Tn-y nave been laid upon entire aew pTneipe, I-hsh
Ih-m more solid sry N inc CRY This sxercse.
oi late bss been found be hshy necessary for be.h
and has been recommended By moe, physicians Tbs fol-
io1ino gamee were made by two busnesa Teo bowling
togsths, on The evening Of Jan 2ih 1876 Ia the o.
allt ths olfd.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-29

The CONSTITUTION OF VIRGINIA-The PROPOSE
ton TO call Convention TO amend the Constitution
Virginia has called forth much discussion in the
newspapers and is now before the Legislature. The
following from the Richmond Wing OF the Gath INST
will show the present posture oil the question;
STATE CoNvENrIoN.-We commence day, the
publication of the Report of the Minority OF the
Committee, on this important subject. Ii presents
the arguments upon which the Western members
rely in support Of the white basis as the proper
organization of the State Government, and upon
which alone many OF them declare they Will support
aCOnventon bill.
We do no. know that the majority of the Com
niree have presented any argument IN support OF
he bill reported by them proposing 10 organize
Convention the basis of the present House OF
Delegates (l3I members They VIII Doubtless
hke the position in debate, that elected as mere
Delegates under the existing Constitution, their
powers do not extend beyond that instrument and
thai il remains for the Convention itself. invested
with express authority from the people themselves
to fix the future basis o! representation
4 Al n meeting of Western Members, ii was agreed
Opropose to include in the bill provision 10 take
the sense OF the people as well upon the 0aStS' as
upon the main question of Convention itself thus
Convention or No Convention w hilc BASIS
Or Mixed Basis p
This was suggested as fair way OF testing pub
hc sentiment, especially in counties where close
eslsion oil opinion exists, ana III Whicu inc pieeel'
delegates have no certain means of forming correct
Judgment
The subjec, will probably come up during the
ueStweek and, from recent indications, will create
lar less Of excitement than was al one time antcl
pased The prospect OF securing some important
Internal Improvement schemes has certainly, tor the
time being engrossed the principal share OF atten-
ton
Besides the unsettled state of our relations with
al Gieasttwo foreign nations may have had some ei.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-29

-auuezraa,. UK. HULa.,s TKUssEc Aneo
Aminal SupposeIs-Ot6ce No. Vssey-sroet.
~S% Many persons have undertaken to vekd inn
tsops of Hulps celebrated Tusses and Thousands h
posed upon consequence These limitations cannot 30 70
}el upun: they are u1de by unskl mechanics, and
- Ls,sa, ,h.r n, ordinary TrSsa. znSnH
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-29

N6WBpdpcIs PIeoho Bt'o u1lA
insertion, with notice, and send the bill with copy
id ST. -atJ - =
NJOTICE.1The Co partnership heretofore extaupE ?1-
lNtween subscribers, unde, the arm OF fRANbihs
HARRIS is this day dissolved by mutual consenL ,tg
party is authorized the Of tne nln iI
uon. WALTEh SI .
C. =. HARkIS
Neu- York, January |, 1916 ,v.rs.. on hss own
The undersigned wiz coranae l1' C. y. HARRIS.
sccouuL II In
Neu- York January l, 1s+e :, =. -.
The gin ss sT rsoeths preceding M
3ssse poIes 9snasy win bs disposed 2. ssse sas
lst Monday 10 inyas Weseryo,t, st ioer Auseon SpsS
Auction, by We ,he 18th February ncIl al l07 ocloex
No: Is Spruce = r M BLEAKLEY. CLERK PoIce. u e~
~1V GOODS: Dry Goocs-S'e woea reeSto1iSrs res IN ne
,ss, ars in want tsnd those 4sI Is Ts rs song ca,
CO., and Is selling al almost s3y pd tire 10
s,ess o. %. alnost every arels In tho DIy Sooes n'
sethsr with 800 Ladies cIea1s, hon WV - '"N
j2S 2w-
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Ciry Irems....D Deferred.

TIE CRY IN TIE SNowJrstLEE-The Cores.
non5en, Of Philadelphia paper gives the fouovvHg
nsruerreotype of matters and things in Eew.York during
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-29

EXECUTION OF CRIMINALS The Committee OF Courts
e Justice have reported bill providing that, hereafter
ae sentence OF death against all criminals shall be exc
eu'eo within the walls of the prison III which the prs
eDer is couiped
The execution is no; to be public spectacle, but
mus be within the presence of not less than nve nor
more :hsn len witnesses.
ms Is proper provision. in opinion, and ought
oas since 10 have been adopted The old practice OF
making heroes OF ma!efactors by showing how firmly
ney can die amidst the sympathies OF multitude, has
loog received the rcprooaur OF the portion Of
as community, aud it is only surprising thar it should
aaVe been so long tolerated. Richmond Whig.
q Who does no; perceive in this general dis
Position 10 take the gsows out of sight OF the people
sao are supposed to share its restraining influences
Spontaneous though reluctant confession of It's PERM.
eos tendencies and significant augury OF its speedy
overthrow Depend upon il, the feeling which now
s0aans the advocates of Capital Punishment to exc
eae the victim of the law will ere long rPen
nc decided and ntelgen, opposition to the desh pen
NJ IA any and every form. Courage then, friends Of
humanity for victory awaits your efo1ts.
DREADFUL CONDITION OF \ LuNArIc.-Miss
DS !a;eiy found in Clinton Co. KY a few miles from
'''arseiso, lnna,ic confined IN narrow cabin with
e'e or clothing OF ay kind The assigned for
suffering him TO remain this condition is tha; nc tears
~ eis Clothes when he has them, and that he would
gaa down his prison he had fire. On the subject the
A'a''riie JOurnsl says
cny sately iaere smeliorating his horrid
ana should be done. II must be done. Is
a, 70 thA. his family which is represented
" IN good circumstances does not know that a room
,,0 g Ss warmed without having FIRE in III How is II
s.oe or mis- wife aud children to sleep during these
Sss winter nights when they know ths, the naked
Sna sna isiheF Is saiveriDg without bed dcothes and
,,9t ,"sno9t nre shut up by their own hands in double
house just far enough from their own comfortable
Of s.,pes 70 prevent their being annoyed by his sheks
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-29

All tbs Newspapers in the City viii please give this ose
insertion, with notice, and send the bill with copy
N ST. -sntJ 80 -
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-29

prepa,ed and sold. wholesale and retail by A B. D.,
SANDS Wholesale Druggists, 79 Fulton corner Of Gold.
st Sold by A. g. SANDS & Co. Z7S Broadway. coraer Of
Chamhers-st; DAVID SANDS X co. II East Broadway.
S.vy III IN
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-29

FOR THE REMOVAL PERMANENT euSs OF AL DISEASES
ARISING From IMPrRE STATE OF THE sLoop'
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-05-07
TNHE Court of Probate for the District Of

VIE Court of Probate for the District of
Norfolk, has limited and allowed six
n.on.ns IRON the date hereof, for the exhibition
" o'arins against the estate of James Shepard,
,",1 vi 1!ofioik IN said district deceased, repre-
WEIGH Jr. and John H. Hubbard Comm ;ss;nnl
ers st to receive and examine said claims.
The Subscribers give notice that thew will
meet at the dwelling house lately occupied hy
me said deceased in said Norfolk on the last
Monday in June and the last Monday in Octo
per next at 10 of the clock in the forenoon on
each OF said days, for the purpose of attending
TO the duties Of said appointments. Dated at
Salisbury the 9th day of April 1916.
BENJAMIN WEIGH Jr. Commits.
oo JOHN H. HUBBARD, : sioners.
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NEW GOODS.

X L. WEBB offers for sale new supply
". of goods, this day received from New
York, consisting of a great variety of Cloths
and Cassineres, Muslins, Calicoes; Sd Cotton
and Linen Sheetngs; Shirtngs; Gingharns
Printed Lawns and Muslins; Mourning Mus
Inns; Muslin De LANES: Shawls, Lace and
Edegings; Drapery Muslins; Kid, Silk, and
Cotton Gloves; Bonnet Silks and Ribbons, with
goods too numerous to advertise. Also large
assortment OF Paper hangings, very cheap
Hyson, Young Hyson, Hyson Skin. Pouchone
and Souchong Teas. Great pains were taken
to select those of the very best quality. Fowl.
ing Pieces Powder and Shot Winter strain'd
bleached Lamp Oil; Sperm and Tallow Can
dies; Mems and Women's Morocco and Calf-skin
Shoes; all Of which will be offered on the low
est terms. April 14.-47.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-05-07
The Cheapest Store i'm the
State.

NSS9SNSo
1T the Corner Of Main and Morgan Streets
HARTFORD, CONN.
TT is well understood that this famous estab
l. lishment is now doing larger bushes:
than any retail concern in the State. We new.
er had more bargains IN store and were never
more disposed TO scatter them with 4 liberal
hand, broad cast throughout the state, than al
this present time,
Our assortment of Dry Goods, consisting Of
Broad Cloths, Rich Silks, beautiful Dress Goods
of every description, Linen Sheetings, House
keeping. Goods generally, and all articles usual
ly found in Dry Goods Store.
Our stock is Oery large, and many If the
goods have BEEN purchased much under price,
and we offer them at Just about .Ne,c- York
achoIesale prices.
- ,,CARPETING.
Our Carpet Room is filed with the richest
and cheapest Carpets ever exhibited in Con-
nectIcut. We.are now selling beautiful three
Ply carpets for 81 20 per gard, the same as are
usually sold for 1877 Superfne Ingram for rs
cents, worth nearly $sl.OO, and all wool Ingram
from so to so cents. Also mattings and oiled
cloths Of all widths at very low prices.
PAPER HANGINGS.
We have large room fitted up expressly for
this branch of trade, and have thousands of rolls
OF every quality, from to IS cents each.
Also good assortment of Locking Glasses.
IN conclusion, we invite the particular at
tention of al! purchasers from Litchfeld Coun-
ty. who are about visiting Hartford, TO call
and Examine oar splendid assortment Of mer-
chdndise before making their selections, as a
subsequent call sUiH not add to their satisfac-
ton.
CHITTENDEN & HOTCHKlSS.
Hartford, May l, 1916. so
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District of Litchfeid IS. Probate Court .apra
goth, 1916.

District of Litchteid IS. Probate Court .april
goth, 1916.
rrPON the application of John Catlin, Of
Li,chficld, in the County of itchfield, show.
inc 70 this Court that he is Guardian 10 Laura C.
Catlin, Elizabeth Cailin, Helen Catlin, Clinton
Calm and Edward Catlin, Minors, belonging to
said District, and that said Minors are the own.
ers in common of the following real estate. viz :
Two pieces Of land lying in said town Of Itch
field bounded as follows: One piece bounded North
On willis Law, East and Yves: on highway, and
South on Daniel Garrtt, containing about thirty
two acres. The other piece is woodland, ~
inc a little Southeasterly from the first de-
scTibed piece, containing about four acres, and
called the Culver lot; the whole valued at about
nine hundred dollars, and showing just and
reasonable canse for selling said real estate
nraving for an order, and that he or some other
NEE, person be empowered. to sell the same, as
per application on file, dated the 10Th day Of April
1916, more fully appears.
ORDERED-That the foregoing application
be heard a, the Probate Office, in Ltchfeld, on
the 18th day Of June, 1916, at 10 o'clock, fore.
noon and that notice thereof be published in
some public newspaper near The place where such
real estate lies. three weeks successfully, at least
sly weeks before said time assigned.
Certified by
RALPH G. CAMP. Judge.
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Young Ladies' School.

THIS Institution will be re.opened under
l. the charge of the former principal. Miss
J. H. JONES, Wednesday, June Sd, 1916.
Past success from familiarity with the high
est standards Of education in our country con-
sequent on being connected as Teacher with
some of its most celebrated Institutions, Zone
of which, founded and its course of study pre-
scribed by Miss Jones continues to maintain a
high reputaton,) it is deemed unnecessary to
advertise the course of instruction proposed, or
the list of distinguished names in her posses
sion as references.
In the temporary absence of the Principal
Circulars containing both can be obtained by
applying to Rev. Isaac Jones, who is authoriz-
ed to receive all applications for admission in
to the school-the number in the boarding de-
partment being limited.
Terms for Board and Tuition in English
lish branches per year, embracing two terms OF
% weeks each, SITS.
Tuition in the Senior department per or. $8
Junior {" IS 6.
Music 10.
Pa. Latin, French and Drawing, each 5.
No ertrd charges.
Litchfeld, Feb. 1915. 40
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-05-07

1T a Court of Prob1te holden at Litc!fsH
,rithin and for the District Of Liichfeld,
on the 5th day Of May, 1916.
Present. Ralph G: Camp. Judge;
IL rington, deceased. The administrators rep
resent the Estate insolvent, and pray the appoint
ment of Commissioners thereon
Whereupon, ORDERED, that Commissioners to
receive, examine, and adjust the claims OF the
creditors Of said Estate, be appointed at the Pro
bate Office in Ltchfeld, on the 18th day Of
May, 1886, ct 10 o'clock. forenoon And that all
persons interested in said Estate may be notified
thereof, the Adminstr ators will cause This order
to be published in newspaper printed in Itch
field county and post copy thereof on the public
sign post nearest the place where said deceased
last dwelt in said Toningion. and return make to
this Court Of the notice given.
Certified by RALHH q. CAMP, Judge.
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fit Court of Probate holden at Sharon.
uafhs'' and for the District Of Sharon, on
the 2lsf day Of ap,U, Il. d. 1916.
Present, Charles r. Scdgaoick Esq, Judge. ;
Upon the application of Henry s. Gay Of
- Salisbury in said District, showing to this
court that he is parent and natural guardian to
Mary Gay and Henry Gay, Minors belonging to
SAID District, and that said Minors are the own
ers OF the following real estate, viz: One undi-
vIded half of about one hundred and seventy
hve acres OF land situated in Salisbury in said
District, and beng the farm of land, of which
the late Stephen Reed died seized, and which
the said miners own as he irs at law to their late
mother, Mary Gay, which title of said minors
to said real estate is subject to the life estate of
the petitioner in the premises. The interest of
SAID minors is valued about twenty-five hun
dred dollars, and showing just and reasonable
cause for selling said real estate: praying for
an order, and that he or some meet person be
empowered to sell the same, as per applications
on file, dated the 2lst day Of April, 1916, more
fully appears.
ORDERED-That the foregoing application
be heard at the Probate Office, in said District,
on the 4th day of July 1916, at 8 o'clock fore
noon; and that noted thereof be published in
some public newspaper near the place where,
such real estate lies, three weeks successfully,
at least six weeks before said time assigned.
Certified from Record
40 CHAS. +. SEDGWICK, Judge.
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Fashionable Hats.
A. A. GRIDLEY

IT. AS on hand an extensive assortment Of
IL French. English and American DRY
GOODS. which for richness and variety are
seldom seen in a country store.
A large assortment of black, blne black and
fancy colored dress Silks-Also Calicoes, Cling
hams, Muslins. Cashmeres, Delanes, Alpaccas.
Lama Cloths, Shawls. Laces, Gloves. Shoes of
all descriptions, Bonnet Silks, Ribbons, Tuscan
and fancy style of fashionable spring and sum-
mer Hats, and almost every article called for
of Millinery Goods.
Broad Cloths, Cassimeres, Satinets and Vest
ings. large variety both PLAIN and fancy style
Particular attention is given to keep large
assortment adapted to sell to those wishing 10
purchase house keeping articles, as follows
Carpettings of various qualities, and large as
sortment OF Crockery and Hardware. including
superior Cutlery. Paper Hangings. Chairs,
Linens, Linen and Cotton Table Cloths, and a
variety of Table covers.
In addition to the above "a large assortment
Groceries and Drugs and Medicines. All Goods
are at reasonable prices for cash, produce,
clocks, palm leaf hats, or approved credit.
WATERFOWL, April 8, 1916. 6w47
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Housatonic Institute.

TINHE Housatonic Institute. at New Milford
l. Litch6eld Co. Conn will commence its
summer course of instruction for pupils of both
sexes on the first Wednesday (6th) OF May next
under the superintendent of Mr.. ], P. Brace,
Principal
Terms of Tuition per quarter of II weeks,
payable in advance:
For the ordinary English Branches $3 90
higher do do 90
higher branches of Mathemat-
Latin and Greek S 90
French language an extra charge of 90
When pursued as an independent branch s 90
Music on the Piano orte. including the
use of the instrument 10 90
Incidental expenses, including Light,
Fire, Copy books, sc. so
Pupils received at any time and charged only
for the time they remain; but no deduction
will be made for short occasional absence.
Board can be obtained in respectable fami-
lies at from 81 SO to s. per week, including
washing, etc.
New Milford, April 8, 1916. At
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Fashionable .yEIlE5ue,.,s.

M ISIS b. DOWD would take this method to
1'l inform her friends that she has just re-
turned from New-York with beautiful and
extensive assortment OF straw and silk HATS,
w China Pearl. Adelaide, Victoria, &C., Sc
Also Zephyr, gauze and gasade Ribbons gauze
and lace Wells; Muslin, cambria, and lace In.
settings and Edgings; French worked Collars,
kid, silk. and Lysle thread Gloves and Mitts,
Fancy Combs, Steel Beads, Zephyr worsted.
perforated paper. and variety of other articles
She thanks her friends for past patronage, and
would respectfully invite them TO call anG ex-
anime for themselves.
Norfolk, April %, 1876 40