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In anguish and grief,
VIRGINIA MYERS.

JUDGE D'LYoN. This gentleman, since his
return home to Savannah, has addressed the
following letter to J. E. Ward, Esq:
Dear Sir-I have learned with regret since
my arrival, that the Reporter in the case of the
State of Maryland VS.. Judah M. Isaacs and
Others, has enormously represented me in say
ing that | received the letter containing the
advertisement in the Herald from you. This
was no part of my testimony, and | positively
deny its correctness All the connection which
stated you to have in the case, was handing
me, in your professional capacity, certain
papers against lsaacs, TO be placed in the
hands Of an Attorney at Law. So far from
making such statement, | WELL KNEW you
NEVER SAW OR HEARD OF THE ADvERTIs EMENT
In endeavoring to account for lsaacs' conduct
towards me, | stated that had received a let
ter from Savannah informing me that false re-
presentations had been made by some of his
friends in relation TO the part was to take, or
mad taken against him, but did not state from
whom | received in, | distinctly remember
that Mr.. Norris, the defendants counsel, allud-
ed to a letter from you, as part of my testmo-
ny, when he was Immediately corrected by
Mr.. Malcolm, on the part Of the State. AS an
act of justice, feel bound to make this CON-
munication, and desire its publicity.
Very truly yours,
LEVI S, DIYoN
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TO MARY,

N the return Of her Birthday, nth October 1876.
Thy beauty burst in early bloom,
My Mary, at that natal morn
On which, like two sweet tones that meet,
Our loves in bliss was to be born.
But one short year will scarce have run
Into the past her crcling round,
Til on this breast, my peerless one,
Wilt thou in loves embrace be found.
! do not now reg ct delay,
Since the bright midnight of thine eyes
Wil shine serenely on my way
To the long wished for Paradise.
Thy morning star of beauty rose,
Shrined in pure effulgence here;
And all the radiance of thy heart
The tender truth-the purity
We meet while here, shall not depart
In that vast shade-futurity.
For faith shall wear her holy spell
Around Thy life, to join such worth
And wealth of soul, that never fell
Beneath the sin and faint of earth,
While love of thy ethereal breast,
A fearless realm of bliss shall make,
As Silently as sh tdows rest
Upan the bosom of LIKE.
Love on! and as thy jewels wear
Unconsciousy the light they show,
The untausht charm of grace so rare
Shall lead thee to escape its woe.
IT'S twenty years since heaven gave
Thy virtues and thy beauty birth,
But may it be twice forty e'er
Il claim it back again from earth
And shall wach them slowly bloom,
Like two twin flowers for Paradise;
And in life's final evening gloom,
Shall see The, like star, arise HARRY.
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thus increasing popular prejudice against my
self-you can surely imagine how was shock
ed and astonished at this intelligence. could
scarce believe that yOtt whom | had deemed Sc
honorable, so generous, should have acted in
this manner towards Inc, overwhelmed as ] am
by grief and anguish Those letters were writ
ten in the most conGding spirit, and without one
thought, that in the tempest of public feeling
they would be exposed by you indiscriminate-
ly to the perusal of mixed community. Had
they been written for public inspection, how
differently they would have been penned
do not write with view to upbrnid or re-
proach you, but conscience will have its empire,
and so cruel an exposure of what | once deem
ed sacred, will not be without its reward.
now beg you that you will at once surrender to
me all my letters and communications to your
self | cannot believe that you will momenta-
rly hesitate to send them to me without any
delay, inasmuch as the request you made me
"to destroy every line penned by you to my
self" was so truStingly, SO cheerfully performed.
lfyou are acting from revenge, you may be as
sured the communications intercepted by Col.
Myers, and now in the possession of my enc
mics, are sufficient to crush me forever, devas-
tate every hope, and destroy all my prospects
of happiness. entreat you pause and reflect
that the wreck of my destiny is complete with
out further assistance from your hand. trust
you will refrain from exposing any of my let
tiers to you, now in the hands of DR.. Mills, in
the PUBLIC COURT. This entreat of you.-
You can imagine how shrink from such an
exposition of letters written in such sacred con-
fidence. Spare me this blow, at least, for am
overwhelmed with sorrow. Grant this my last
and only request. You would not surely, by
such a course, lacerate more.deeply the wounds
already forever inflicted on my peace, my OK
pectatons and my hopes.
In anguish and grief,
VIRGINIA MYERS.
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FALL ARRANGEMENT.
DAILY LINE TO THE SOUTH-EXCEpT
SUNDAYS
CARRYING THE GREAT

| CARRYING THE GREAT
CENTRAL UNITED STATES MAIL.
| oy the Wen known routes, via Chesapeake Raw
| City Point, Petersburg, Weldon WILMINGTON no ~
Chauestoh, s. G. avoiding all that Unpleasant
changing, (as on the route via Washington with
no loss of sleep this side of Weldon -" 1919
SCHEDULE:
- eeTaSe Leavnglower end OF Spear's Wharf
Baltimore, DAILY except Sundays
+"zFa S- at O'Clock, P. NJ. in the well known
ana complete steamboats, GEORGIA, Capt Cannon
a Cs.crT or RERALD, Capt. Russell or JEW
iSEsgsgr EsS, Captain Sutton, Cbis Line has
- 1A1oeeh running for upwards of twenty
years ,9 wnnoGt 70" % Property or LJc-the Boats
built expressly for this rouIe arriving in Norfolk
morning, ailef comfortable nights sleep at oclk:
thence up James River, with its beautiful scenery
q sasyT 10 daylight, in steamboat CURTIS
4I5sfy9 TsxssSp PECR, Captain Davis, or steamboat
SsAtaEsazA&%sz- ALICE, Capt Broush, to Citv Poimt
Railroad, now in complete order to Petersburg Va.
(somehme in advance of the line via Wasbin pton
or by the boat up the Aqua Creek arriving in Peters
burg IN time for good rest to encounter The m road
TO Weldon and Wilmington, N. C.. and thtnre IN
Charleston, .. c.; through as fast as any other line
WIN mneh more comfort and less expense. Also,
connecting with the STA Board and Roanoke Rail,
road, now in full operation for Passengers & Freipht
leaving Portsmouth every Monday "Wednesday and
Friday, at u O'Clock, M for Garysville, Franklin
Ne~ten's AID BOykin's Depots. And thence by The
steamer Fox, from Franklin to Edenon, Plymoufh
Newbern, and Washington, N. G. Returning on
Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays, connecting with
the boats for Baltimore.
ConfoImable to our usual custom at In season tho
fare for the present will he as follows:
Passage between Baltimore, Norfolk or Ports
m outh, Va......,.,. ,.....:::............ $500
Between Baltimore ana Franklin, 500
do do Richmond or PeteTsb lrg, Va. 5 90
do do CASTOR or Weldon, 500
do do Through to Charleston, S. G, 90 90
Meals on board Bay and James River Boats, ncIud-
ed, thereby saving al least 81 expenses.
Q}- Travellers will be directed by our Soliciting
Agent, and give your checks to him or our Porter
in the depot yard, Norfolk Line on his hat,) whs
will cohductyou and your baggage to the boat.
90 If T. SHEPPARD, Agent.
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A CHAPTER OF DISTRESSING CASUALTIES

A CHAPTER OF DISTRESSING CAsUALrIEs.-
A Salisbury, N. c. paper records the follow
ing distressing casualties:
J. Calvin McCorkle, the only son of J. F.
McCorkle, Esq, of Rowan, aged about four
teen years, was standing near the stable, at his
fathers residence, looking on, while boy was
attempting to drive wagon and team in mar
row place, when, one of the horses becoming
refractory made sudden start and run the
tongue of the wagon against HIM crushing him
against the wall. He lived only about ten
hours!
Mr.. Henry c. Winders, a worthy citizen of
the same county, was killed by fall from his
horse-the horse, being young, and hard to
manage, and he in feeble health.
Mr.. Tutman Deadman, Of Davie county, had
his house struck by lightning, which instantly
killed his wife and set fire to his house. Be-
sides Mrs. Deadman, there were her two chill
dren of four and two years in the house, and a
negro woman; the fluid which killed Mrs. Dead
man, struck, and severely hurt the negro, and
probably shocked the children;-the negro wo-
man was barely able to get out of the burning
house. The eldest child who also escaped, says
that after her mother was killed, and the house
on fire, she tried to Pull her little brother out OF
the house, but he clung to the dead mother,
and was burned alive. Mr.. Deadman was abb
sent mile or SO off at work, and returned on
ly to find the ashes of his wife and child, and
all his property heap of ruins
n
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UNION LINE TO PHILA-
FREIGHT TO PHILADELpuIA,

~, :. :. - >, -. HB TEIgHI TalnS OF the
EsSS.H "a ~ Philadelphia, Wilmington and
ESAr.5s:ss5 SssJk5g;;S. Baltimore Railroad Company
~ II - s&g-sTYare now running daily Except
sundays between Baltimore and PHILADELPHIA.
% MERCHANDlZE, &C., will be received at
the depot, corner of President and Fleet sts, every
day (exceptSundays) until o'cock,P NJ.
Us All articles must be accompanied with me-
morandum, shelving the marks, destination & name
OF censignee-and in all cases the Freight or Goods
for leGy places (where no agencys esta6ished must
De PAID IN advance, otherwise they will not be- sent
dlo-u A. CRAWFORD, Agent
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FIRE IN PITTsFIELD, Mass. The large
mandatory, belonging to Mr.. Lcmuel Pome.
roy, and situated in Pontoosue village, two
miles from Plttsfeld, was entirely destroyed by
hfe on Sunday morning. The loss is estimated
at about S25 900.
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BosToN, The Wings of Boston (the LIST Dis.
trlct of massachusetts, have re-nominated Hon.
robert C. Winthrop, as their candidate for
Congress. wi
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OUR ARMY IN MEXICO. A correspondent of
the Cincinnati Chronicle, who was with Gen
Taylor at Camargo, gives quite an interesting
account of the army Of the United States in
Mexico. He estimates the invading army i'm
mediately under Gen. Taylor, or the Army of
Monterey, to amount to 664O men, half regu-
lars and half volunteers.
There are at Camargo, he says, 2lO0 men;
at Matamoras 1000; between Matamoras and
the mouth of the Bravo, 1850; at Point Isabel
100; at Camargo 100 sick and inefficient; at
Matamoras in hospital, 700; troops of all sorts
from Camargo 10 Brasos, under Mai. Gen Pat
terson, and Brigadiers Marshall, Pillow, Lane
and Shields, $40, making with the army Of
Monterey, 1880. Gen. Wool has under his
command, to advance on Chihuahua, 4, OO0.-
Gen; kearney has at Santa Fe, 27OO The
whole of the United States armies against Mex-
leo, 22,5l0,
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THANKsGluNG. The Goth of November has
been appointed for this festival which should
be simultaneously Observed. We have now
Ohio, Maryland, New Hampshire, Massachu-
sets, and Michigan, on the list for the Goth.
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MAINE. The wings of the Fort Fairfield
District have elected Nathaniel Blake The
House now stands, Sd wings; SO democrats; no
choice, Al; four to be heard from.
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OHIO ELECTION. From some unaccountable
cause, we received no Columbus paper last
night, and are there fore without any returns
from Ohio.
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SOUTH CAROLINA. Hon. J. E. Holmes is
elected to Congress in the Charleston district
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT. John
R. Brodhead, Secretary of Legation Of the
United States near her Britannia Majesty, vice
Mcdenry Boyd, recalled at mis- own request
William H. Brian, of Georgetown D. c., jus
tice of the peace for the county of Washipaten.
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NEOoRE's PECTORAL rfiXTuRE. |

REOORE'S PECTOR4AI L MIXTURE. In
1vk offering this valuable Medicine for sale, the
subscriber would inform the public that il is no quack
remedy 10 cure all diseases nor is II recommended as
cure for consumption il is prepared frntu the re-
cclpt of the late Or. Moore of Philadelphia, and is
certain remedy for recent Coughs Colds and Catarrhal
aheeh0hs' 1t VIII also be found u,GfI in the incl
plent stages of Bronchitis. Numerous certificates
could be obtained from those who have derived nepe
NJ IRON Its use, but ii is deeWGd unnecessary, as
trial OF II will be sufficient Recommendation o. lis va
lle as remedy in the abeve mentioned diseases.
For sale by CHARLES b. BARRY,
ul2-u No. lS2 Baltimore street.
HTCeNOMY IN DIEDICiNE--5O nils for %
MA cts. The cheapest medicine in The world is
ifNCE'S S.4R S.8P.4RlLL.F OR BLOOD Pills
they purify the blood, remove bite, cure costycnesS
headache, rheumatism, heart burn, dyspensia sinp
ing IN me ears, cramps, pain in the stomach, &c
Pnce 20 cents per box or i've for 81
For sale by SETTl ). uANCE, lOs paltims,e 81, .
and corner of Charles aud Pratt sts S''
Remember fifty pills tn Go1, aud Hnnce,s Blood
Pills. ser
HISAMILY AND FANCY HARDWARE,
"A &c H0use-keepers aud new beginners will find
II gfeatyio Their advantage 10 examine 0Gr extensive
assortment of useful EOus Keeping WARES before
purchasing. They consist in part of Tea Ttays and
NaietS; me very and common Knives and forks;
English and American BRITANNIA WARE; Ger
man I, silver, Plated, JHpanned and FLOCK TIN
YAM, hIehen furniture; Wooden and Willow
ware, BRUSHES, and every variety ofnew and use
lui goods suitable Cor House aad Hotel keepers. Cat
a'oshes giving full description Of the goods for sale
ny us always on hand.
JAS CoRTLAN st SON, No. Is Baltimore ST.,
oo Head Centre Market
GOLD GUARD CHAINS. GARRiFI, r..
w CLARK opens great variety of God aud SIT
yer work this day, among which are handsome gold
Guard ChaiHs for ladies and gentlemen: also. oni6
Guard Keys; Fob Chains ana seals with a great Va
nety of beautiful Jewelry sea
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FLORIDA ELECTION. We have but few
scattering returns from the congressional cleo
ton in this State. In the eastern counties the
tide seems to be in favor of MIR. Kaines, Cd. y
In the west, however, Mr.. Cabell, (W.) bids
fair to have the advantage. In Leon county,
(Fallahassee,) Cabell's majority is so votes
last year only "a. The whole wing legislative
ticket (senator and four representatives. elect
ed.
In Gadsden county, Cabell's majority is a.
bout the same as last year-5O votes.
In Jefferson county, kaines' majority is va
riously stated at from so to I0O-last wear
Brockenbrough's was only %.
In Franklin county, Kanes' majority is only
votes-last year Brockenbrough had SO.
Wakulla gives Cabell majority of 40 votes
"a considerable gain. The result in the State
is extremely doubtful.
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THE RICHMOND TRAGEDY.
HARRY.

The Richmond papers bring us another in
alment Of the letters of Mrs. Myers - Mr.,
Ioyt. There were no less than sixteen read
fore the Court on Wednesday, after which
Ie counsel in the case announced that he
lould decline to read any more. We copy
le following, being the fourth one read on
Wednesday:
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BIENNIAL SESSIONS OF THE LEGISLATURE.
We add the vote in three other counties to our
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addressed 10 d, VI. Hoyt, Richmond.

thI-Rt Oot' VIIIJ TOfV'
Having learned through the medium Of a
friend, that all my letters addressed to you du-
ring the whole period of my acquaintance, have
been placed in the hands of DR.. Mills, with d.
rectons "to circulate them freely and extern
svely through Richmond, in order to shew the
public that you were sought and sedsced by mel
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The BATTLE AT Monterey Great Havoc
The following is reported by Capt. Spencer
who took on the dispatches of Gen. Taylor tc
Washington, (and who participated in the bat,
tie at Monterey as the forces engaged:
General Tay0r-d,000 regulars, ! g mn F..
aOso volunteers, 5000 force
Gen. Ampudia-7000 regulars, In ooo c,o,
1000 miltil, -''''O '''''
We find the following paragraph in the New
Orleans Delta
The destructive fire to which the division
under Gen. Taylor was exposed, when adj
Vancing on the enemy's forts, on the 2lst ult.
at Monterey, may be gathered from the fate of
the gallant Third Regiment,
Soon after the time when the order to ad-
vance was given, Major Lear in command OF
the regiment at the time, got killed.
Capt Morris then assumed the command; he
too, shared like fate, Capt. Bainbridge was
next to lead; he got severely wounded, and had
to retire. Bvt. Maj. Barbour. was the next to
take command; he was killed. Capt. Field
was next, and he was killed. AT the close of
the engagement, Capt. Henry was in command
OF what remained of the regiment, which were
found to number, on being mustered, Il men,
including the officers and the rank and file.
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PENNSYLVANIA ELECTION. We have but
few additional returns from this State. The U.
S. Gazette of yesterday, says:
The House of Representatives ofPennsylva-
MIA consists of 100 members, of whom last year
the Wings had SO
Democrats, CT
As far as heard from last evening, the Wings
had elected So members, gaining IA members;
the democrats had elected 90, with no gain.
There were eleven Senators to be elected,
eight of whom are democrats, and three wings
The wings are all reelected, (if we count Mr.
Harris, in Centre Dstrict) and in the eight
democratic districts the Wings have elected A.
This would leave the Senate is Wings, Ma
tive, and Ia Democrats, for the coming year.
In the 18th district, ]. Blanchard, wing, is
reelected TO Congress.
The wings SO far have gain of four Con-
gressmen.
By the Western Mail we learn that Dickey,
wing, is elected IN the goth district, which is,
we believe, another wing gain.
We have few returns from the Gath dis
trct, which show considerable wing gain,
and renders the election of Irwin, wing, pro-
bable.
Butler county gives a wing majority of 800;
Beaver $50; Armstrong small wing majority;
Washington so, and elects wing to the legis
lature, which is gain. Westmoreland coun
ty gives about 1000 majority for the democrats
which is considerable falling off, and Green,
700.
Aswe have not the vote in full, in the coun.
ties heard from, we omit our table of returns
for Canal Commissioner. 1t seems 10 be con.
ceded that Power, Wing, is elected by deci-
sive majority.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-08
NEW FALL GOODS.

TTENRf KURT most respectfully tuorss hes
S& friends aud eust"Hiets that be has received ifou tbs
Eastern market. . large ss~ouR ent OF
Foreign uad Domestic Dry Goods,
selected Win great care. which he " il sell " make TO
order, AZ prices that cannot fail TO picaso.
l.ADIrs WHARF.-The ladies are earnestly invited to cAu
ana examine his new style ofgoods. suitable for dresses,
waking dresses aud cloaks comprising all the new styles
OF SAshmcres, hlbct cloths, g~iughams, Csiicus sc. My.
stock OF goods Is very large embracing the best makes Of
hpacAS. muslin dc lanes, &e, together " IN a iull s~sor
meut OF black and white %gingliams aud esllS6os, caps,
honnrls aud comforts Of every description shSwl~ ana
sesfiS 81 nagniheent designs al very moderate prices.
1ENrLENEN's WEAR SupoTtuc hlask and etLoTel
cloths, beaver and pilot cloths, mixed and striped ea-1
metes, brown, black and WiNod satincts. gold naked
tweed, suk striped Nestings, uiNed jeans, &C. canton
Plsid, red, yellow aud white hauneiS, bl.ached and
brown sheeitngs and shirtlngs, apron and shirting checks,
nhlges, shawls, silk aud eotton pocket kandketshiefs,
gloves, suspenters &C. Irish linens, linen taliecistls.
linen pocket handkerchicfs a superior quality OF blank
cts OF ali Kinds, with a variety OF artificial fewQs and
FANCY articles too numerous To nIontiop-Alo Of Which !
wall take great pleasure IA showing 10 nay rienSs and
customers, al the lower end OF MAiu u. near tbs Bridge
Oct. lG.
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fTiNE s~utarfIff ndfrs fpr aafr. fhe arn0ip ef uaf cal
- u1ria estate. u tHs city oi WLeeimr. state OF TO-
gfHIt. furfnfIJ fne fr0prffI nf UamHdrr Eaut. Ta4
rpnsHH.nE BOO p1rt rH tlvs - m murh t0r h-rt Ell.
n'si r.luaIif faft ofhe rttTs portion lttais pr1sett,
p ffH8frt IHfHriIffff U tfuHi ~ N siff sffrrf. Hna
HoHfs s ffe DHn River. shf ifea sf..ftef a4 b. h.
hs tfHfrIf afaHaHtt wafr hnare A. aaa se.rsI of.
ef hHi.iInEs cleo p tHart 20 laNd containing aHoHt al.
Hundr.i snd f0Nf aerff uf uIu tIda. Being IHalTI a...
iart aud ffUwtnf tf rff. ftff eve EI.ffeI alr. d.
I~Ifffarf b. urH auI sfssi. irud. fFr hsIs.rrIa q urr.
ttt Ftmuilnl u rfrna t0ff stHd End f~1gFgaHf ia t,
g. urhiu tlai msiofisi 81 saf s1si iaas I'D SEQ nfc.
ettit.
IfHsf pffafns wfthinr tn H1ffasse wiH sfIress fh.
fnifrf1tr tvfna nfsf pHs eff nl tuItr HrE ~enfnett.
! Ort4l atMt 90 CBt HgTUft.
HnrFEE-sf0 Bees H1 rhTr,
f peskstf Ofd fsFrrneHf ffea Fafsr tDf ff.aa.
~ esd ~ st'rty FW iN. FNAfON A. co.
cna aniE S0Waa-a
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-08
MAN JEWELRY.

Tusr received This day form the last a variety OF the
" feost tas1norehie JeNcfry consisting Of Ladies' tive
large fins With Iupaz, Camcos, Amslhisi Aouuan.a,
rine. Csruet, Pearl, jet ard other sioRe sells. hne ro7aA
and Carmel Bracelets, Can ciun, Jet and iu,itatlnn Siouo
10. Plain, Chased, Engraved and Jet lar Rmrs. lar.
Rings With Topaz, Aiuethiss and Gold dfots. Eaanlsled
10. Every variety Of hrcast Pins for GENTS. 4 good a.
Soumfni Of shin studs, sleeve aud NECK huutons. Gold,
piaia snd bet finss, a good assortment.
Oet A.. jon BISHOP, 10 Main ~.
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LATER TTIAN ME

H~ATEST-MORE New and clcSp Goods last rccei.
- we'd a. thc New Cheap store in The Room formerly
occupied " hr. Isaiah CnopGr, reauy opposite Tie y.
W. bank, Main street. a general assortment Of Goods al
very low prizes, amongst which ara sOue more of those
leautiti Black satin strinc gro - afmia, and Pom de
Soie Shks, very superior siik Nils. Glove &C. a general
Assortment Of tisid goods FOR ladies dresses, shawls 81
every description. French Doe skin cashmere, satl.
msis, tvec,ls aad IcRts. English ADD american ciotis,
nsuues. chfcks aud tiuscys. Aiso. more " thnse hrau.
hiui \; stllarn ht arhgd musilus. All. UAlIX.