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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-01-01
,RRANDRErH'S PILLS

BRANDRErH's PILLS! medicine Is sckSow-
lodged TO be one q the valuable eter discovered
purifier Of the biood ss1 hsids 10 superior 10 Sar-
saparilla whether sodorifc Alternative and stands
infinitely before all the Preparations and Of
Mercury III porsAiiSc properties are alone Of ncalcu-
liable saiue Tor theYe pills may be taken daily for any
periods and nsteau OF weakening, by the cahartic ei-
fect they odd strength By taking away the causc Of
wcakncss They have none Of the miserable effects Of
that deadly specic. Mercury The teeth arc not in
ured.the boaes and linhs arc paraly&cano; but;
Instead Of these distressing symptoms ne life and con-
sequcnt animation is evident in every movement Oh the
body. .,tA.. st 49,. = -
These Pills, for colds coughs tightcsi Of the chest
rhcumatism in the head limbs. win be found superior
TO any thing imagined Of the powers of medicine and in
bilious affections dyspepsia, and in all diseases peculiar
to women, they should be rcsorted to at ONCE These
Brandreth Pills will be found deserving OF all praise
BEWARE or 0oU1gTERFErTS!
The genuine Brandyeth Pills can be obtained al
the foiiovins places. "a
William Kyle. Stauntcn; w. w. King, Waynesbo-
rough; Kemper & Holt, Churchville; p. A. HciskeIl
Lebanon, WHIT Sulphur Springs; j. II. Syfcic Parnas-
sus; Mcsscrsmth, Mt. Scion; J. c. Roller, Mt Sid
ney; jas. M Stout, New Hope; ID. & w. whitmore,
Mt Meridian; b. +. Graham, C;rccnviile, Jas. S.
Guy. Decrfcid; Moulin & Co. Midway; Col ". II.
Allen, Green Valley, Bath CO.; John Dickinson Mill
borough Springs; Crawford Co., Warm Springs.
Jan. l., lS46.
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LARGE tTosH or surna1on
/ PIANO-FORTES,
FOR SALE IN RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.

-. ~ - LL-za-S.g -
OUT OF the humorous testimonials in our pos
- session, 10 the fact that those who want Pr
amos can be suited in all respects. in purchasing
of us, we would respectfully cite the following,
addressed to our senior
'sCoMaN's WELL, Sussex County, !
Virginia, Sept. -, 1887.
''Deaf Sir !: L can cheesfhly add my testimo-
ny in favor of your Pianos. The one purchased
of you in April last, has, in all respects, equalied
my expectations, and is, In the opinion Of Judges
very superior instrument,
81 examined the Pianos, Of several factories in
New York, In March last, and satisfied myself
that those of Messrs. Stodart, Worcester e. Dun
ham, were, to say the least equal to those Of any
other establishment that came under my obserya-
ton, regards their richness of tone, beauty Of
finish and cteaphess.
Very respectfully.
"WM. ID. TAYLOR"
Since the above was sold, many improvements
have been made in the tone and finish, and the
prices greatly reduced
NASH e. WOODHOUSE,
Booksellers and dealers in Piano-Fortes,
and Music, 1877 Main Street:
December a, 1916:
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NEW BOOKS.

R'HE American Almanac for 1916, The Wing
Almanac, The Log College, by A. Alexander
y. d., Peep into London Society by "Puncb,"
Cruckshank's Table Book, The Mysteries of the
Back.W GODS, Elinor WHY'S, by Arnabel Pen.
leather, &c. &c., just received and for sale by
ROBERT COWAN.
Stanton, Jan. l, 1916.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-01-01
GREELEY s. McELRATn'S PUBLICATIONS;

r. The following Works are published and for sale By
GaEELy McELRArH, New York.
LECTURES ON ASTRONOMY,
Delivered DIT the Royal Observatory of Paris Rt
NJ Arago, Member Of the Institute of France, &c..
WIN extensive additions by Dopsius Lardner former
~ Professor OF Astronomy and Natural Phjosonhv in
Inc University ofLondon. Illustrated with numerous
ApPENpIx-Table Of the Consultations, with tho
number Of stars in each, far those of the sixth
for 81. f
Agents and Booksellers supplied on the usual terms:
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-01-01
AceUITTAL OF CALEB J. McNULry

In the case of the United States against Nc
Nulty, Mr. FendalI, counsel for the prosecution
concluded his-very able address yesterday abou,
one o'clock, when the case went 10 the Jury, who.
a.er Iehring Tor short time, returned a verdict
OF not guilty. This trial has lasted one entire
week, and has excited in its progress, from dav
70 day, UNUSUAL interest, the courtroom being
crowded with spectatoIs.-Naf. Int.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-01-01
PIAN0-FORTES.
KN ABE s. GEHI,E.

hESlROUS 10 introduce their Piano FoRrrs
to the notice of this community, have placed
a specimen in the Augusta Female Seminary.
and invite those who wish to purchase TO exam.
Inc 1t. Their instruments are warranted in all
respects. The frames are iron, with all The mo.
dern Improvements, and can never fail in anv
climate. Prices from $50 10 $500.
Baltimore, Jan. /, 1916.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-01-01

The citizens Of Stnunton will be offered a
rich and rare treat for several nights to come, by
visiting the Court House, and witnessing numer.
GUS wonderful experiments in Electricity, Gal
vansm, Electro-Magnetsm, and Chemistry
The Apparatus OF the above named gentlemen
is truly beautiful, and worthy of inspection-com.
prising, as it does, some twelve or fourteen diff.
'erent Machines, among which is Morse's Mag.
ne,ic Telegraph, 20
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-01-01

The reelp. Of ,he A~srican board Of Mia:
sions during Tho month Of N osembsr ainSunsed
TO est sos A, including legacy Of e4O, 600;
from the late Daniel Waldo. of Worcester, Mas.
sachusetts. "a
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-01-01

--has 0Atliasb.t, the inlsliigsh, editor Of the
French Courier III New York, who returned las,
week from visit. to EUROPE, In tho Acadia, ven
lures upon the following prediction concerning
the Oregon question. SO
..Afssf exhaus,ing all negotiations England
will accept the 49th degree Of latitude provided
Cape Quadra and vancouver's Island be also ce-
ded to her in compensation for yielding the Co
iumbis. Bot that will be England's uhisaaiam,
end oven il will not be offered unless the terms
Of the discussions shall be more concilatory than
heretofore, fot now, Oregon is more point o:
honor than of interest for England"
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-01-01

A meeting has been held in Charleston 10 de.
wise measures for relieving the suffering in the
upper part OF South Carolina, occasioned by tho
shor,ness Of the crops.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-01-01

The people Of Alabama have decided in favor
OF biennial sessions OF the Legislature of that
State, by majority Of 50,6 $685. 5,I67 votes
having been cast in favor of annual sessions
They also voted to remove the seat of Govern
ment from Tuscaloosa. Before these changes
can he made, however, they must be ratified by a
two-thirds vote of the present Legislature.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-01-01

HE BIG GuN.-They have succeeded in
mounting Capt. Stockton's big gun upon its car.
rage az the Navy Yard. Its muzzle is about 8
feet from the grouDd,-N. Y. paper.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-01-01
M a ia r Il IN IN /.

On Thursday evening the 18th ult bv the Rcx
H H Cumpston, Mr. CHARLES W. SrnArBAM, (Junior
Eauor OF inc Lynchburg,V irgnian,) to Miss MANIA
Lynchburg eo'' ga VI
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-01-01
WING ALMANAC FOB ,s.c

The Almanac for 1916 will be published as early as
complete List OF the Members OF next Congress can
DC obtained 1t will contain valuable National Docu.
predecessors in point Of value or general Interest The
price will be as herctototcl2 l2 cents per copy OF
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-01-01
A CICERO WOMAN,

III 11aGkAo wO&MAN1
4 BOUT So years Of age, in good health, will
"A be sold by me at public auction, in Green
vile. on the LIST day Of January next if not dis
posed Of privately before that time.
The will, under which sell, reqoires that she
shall not be taken out of her present neighbof
hood. WIN. HALL, Executor Of
William Hail, decd.
December IS, 1857
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-01-01
N@lHI0lgo

NOTICES.
T>liE Court of Directors Of the Western Asy-
iun, will, on the fourth Saturday in January
next. proceed to elect Matron for said Asylum
SALARY $500 per annum, with board in the In
stitutlon. Testimonials Of qualification can be
forwarded to the undersigned.
FRANCIS II. STRIBLING.
I'i'J~i~'~. a.J ouPeIinrenuenI.
Dec. lS, 1916.
I'D The Augusta Democrat. Richmond Wing
and Enquirer will please copy four times.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-01-01
Here Size goes, q. there she gocs !!

G. G. LEWIS has JOS; received first rate stock OF
Eight-Day BRASS CLOCKS, which will be sold al
very low prces.-Those who wish TO buy would do
well TO call and examine them.
Stanton, Dec. 9.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-01-01

Shad were caught in the Savannah River on
the l9th--lhe first Of the season.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-01-01
VALUABLE ALBEMARLE LAMB
FOR SALE.

a NY person wishing to purchase taluable
TRACT OF LAND, situate in HE county
OF Aibemarle, containing about 100 OF 200 Acres
&@A oil Land located IN good neighborhood;
sssm With good DIV ELLING HOUSE. &c,
AA Meadow and good water, can be ac.
commodated by applying to the Editor of this
paper.
There are few, if any, better situations in tbs
county OF Albemarle for Blacksmith.
Dec. 10, l6i5.-,f
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-01-01
PORT WINE,

II ECEfvED, a superior article Of PORT
WINE, which will be sold by the Bottle
only, by II. BERKELEY.
Stanton, Dec. 4, 1916.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-01-01
GERMAN LANGUACE.

Phrase Book in English and German with literal
translation OF the German into English; together with
complete explanation of tho and the acccutua
toh OF the German. BY Moritz Erheilcr (For Schools
ana frvatc Learners) Price 25 cents. The uspoI dis
counts to agents and Booksellers For sale bv Z;ehcr
q Co; Philadelphia; Mt the office of the "beutscbe
Schncllpost,'' New York. ~
ELLSwoRTH'S REPORT ON ACRtc1ii I,1rp1;
&c: The Improvements in Agriculture. tbc Art. g.,
IN tue United States:Beng account of recent and
discoveries and impro in the mode of
Duidng Houses, making Fences, raising Grain making
Iofk, dsposng OF Hogs, making Lard Oil raising SILK
WIN Ghgravings OF Improved Pows and other AsricuI
turai implements, &c. BY Hon. H. L. Ellsworth Com.
missioner oil Patents And Treatise on Agricultural
Zoology. Frice, 20 cents; five copies for ST CIT is
ever pcrused.'' s"'S VIC
Orders for any of the above named Books NAV, be
of"efoed 10 booksellers in any Of the cities or to
AZ 90 ; GREELY 6, McELRATH
NOV. w. 1919. Tribune Buildings New York
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-01-01
Il r ESH DRU GS,

United States District Court for Westun Huginia,
holden at CiarkSbwg,
IN BANKRUPTCY.
NOTICE TO Creditors and all others concerned in in.
tercst, TO show cshse against tho petition of
No. l2.-Elas j.. Davis, of Harrison county, for 81
discharge from all his debts, and certificate thereof
on Monday the 30th day Of March, 1876 the first dae
OF the next term Of said Court. A Copy--Tcsc,
RlCH'D. w. MOORE; Clerk.
Dec. 9, 1S45.-7Od
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-01-01
POTATO CROP IN IRELAND.

81.
a. Extract from letter from gentleman in Ire
ter. 1916: ssst .sa,ia -
81 suppose you imagine from the newspaper
accounts tina, we shall all starve in ireland be-
fore next hatv:st. No suci, thing is feared here.
as there is quite plenty of provisions in THE coun.
Try It they are left in it, A great deal Of the po-
tato crop has rotted, but even il one fourth Of the
whole was lost (Which doubt.) there is yet an
average one remaining sound, as, in the memory
OF man, there has never been such an abundant
one, both as TO the quantity planted and the re-
turn from the planting.
81 had from three English acres Of land about
eight thousand stone OF potatoes,-(stone ID lbs }
lin quality like flour; nor did lose eight stone
out OF the whole of them, having taken timely
precautions. The best are now selling in this
market at 23d Is cenis) per stone."
CAas. Williams, Of FYuuanna County, Pa
The Richmond Wing contains an interesting let
Ger from the gentleman whose name is above, in
which he claims that he was the man who made
the discovery that the adhesion of the wheels
(by friction) to the railroad was sufficient with.
outcog wheels, to enable steam carriage not
only to travel itself, but to draw other carriages
after it; and the Wing, in publishing the letter,
says: r
"Charles Williams was the very first 10 con-
ceive and 70 attempt to put into practice, the APP
plication of Steam on the present Railroad Plan,
we have not one moments doubt. The proof
that he brings of the fact, is conclusive and over
whelming. He was the first to perceive that the
cog could be dispensed with, and to exhibit that
great discovery by actual experiment; and the
moment the cog was perceived not TO be necessa-
ry, to prevent slipping and sliding on the rails,
railroads commenced and were perfected in few
years on their present plan.''
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-01-01

u ESPECTFULLY informs his friends and
- the public, that he has just received large
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-21
City Arrivals.
COLUMBIAN HOTEL-sept. 10

COLUMBIAN HOTEL-SepL 10.
Capt Sampson. Dusbury. Mass J 5 Warehouse, New
York, w J Willis. Lynchburg; VIM b Christian. New
Kent; IT, Burgess, Chesterfield; Deuman Meyer. Bremen;
J Rogers, Washington City; & II Ransom, Norwich; Hugh
Spencer, WyIheville, Va; K Lackey, Rockhndge; Samuel
Read, Nelson; Samuel 7 Holt, Roanoke; Capt NJ Good.
win Gently, Port WalIhall: ] J T%insley, PiusylvauiA; G.
Guggenhiemer. Wytheyile, Va 5 Spencer, Fincaste; J
w Abraham, Buckingham; J l. Cason, Coal Mines; S S
weisiger, Amelia; P + Hatfield, New York; J w Woot-
ten, w II Tomlinson, Fayetteville, n. {.
EXCHANGE HoTEL-Sept. 10.
S Johnson. North Carolina; Miss A T Burftt, Loniss
Co; Miss L May. Hanover; John s O Sullivan, N. York:
ii J lbbOson, England; Mr. Cooke. Va; Il Adam, Peters
burg. Va; ID + Hickman, Louisa; e Bucksdale, L T.
Bucksdale, Charlotte, Va; J l. Waterhouse, n. York; N
I Watkins, Halifax, Va; p Olds and lady, N. c.; J G
Goodwin, Fineastle; } NJ Brooks, Columbus, Ga; J Esta-
brook, Tenn; l. Hoadley and lady, Miss S c Chapin, Ala;
S Mccormack. J Addison, Va; K 7 Taiiaierro and lady,
Mobile; John ii Hopkins, Chesterfield.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-21
Correspondence of the Bal. rauto,-By Telegraph.

NEW YOKk, SEFr. -, 2 7. Vt.
Private intelligence has been received here stating that
instructions have cone over in the steamer Cambria, from
the British Government, 10 Mr.. Pakenham, requiring him
to offer mediation between the United States and Mexico,
for the purpose Of facilitating an adjustment OF their diff
culiics.
The foreign news has caused Cotton to advance asic per
h.; holders firm.
Sales OF Flour to a considerable extent have been made
since the steamers adyices were received, nj an advance Of
ia to IS cents per Dbl holders firm.
There is an active feeling in the Grain market. and pr
Cos have advanced. Corn and Rye have gone up 5 to 8
cents per bushel.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-21
STRATTON'S OFFICE,
NO. s.. SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET.

e: .I %. r se". Isy . wa, ne, s,. ma.
Drawn Nos. of Monongslia Lottery. CHS. 81, Sept. IL Z:
~ - 30 80 6l sc 62 - 50 2 l so.
Ticket Nos. 20 Sc ei. sCapi'al sold and paid by
Drawn Nos. Of Lcc.burg, No. ~. Sept. I4th:
Sc II a. 10 IS SIS 10 so 10 % 50 81 %.
Half Nos. - As SO. Aprze Of 500. cold and paid
by STRATTON.
Drawn Nos Of Monongalis. Lottery. Class %. Sep, 18th :
81 II 9 Is 60 6 % Is Al 50 81 So:
Ticket Nos Is II CD, A prize Of Sl0O sold and paid
by sTRATToN.
~Mobd,y-Leesburr. No &S-caPna.; 10000. 1000. 1000,
1850, 10 OF 1000. 1e- rs Nos - drawn. Tickets Is. haive. $50;
s"- LES.
Tuesasy-New Jersey, No 56-capna' $4,000. 10000 $500
~ u 1000, 10 Of 500. so o. 1000. &c. 10 Mon ~ draws.
Tickets VIC halves s S5S aoo 80 mn
eAay-h.Is No. -. CApiiais s2o.o 600. 10 600. 5000.
1000, 1870, 10 Of 1000, &e- IS Nos, IL drawn. Tickets 5 halve,
2'so' qs LIS.
Thur.iAy-New Jersey. No z-cspis. $4,000. 1000. 5000.
5000. e272. 20 Of 1000, Ls- Is Nos IL drawn. Tickets Is;
$4,000, 1000.
rrday-MOuOrEai.. No 20. CaPitAs $4,000. 1000, go. he
rs Nos. ~ drawn Ticket, 81; halve, Soc, q- use.
$4,000, 1852.
s~.,arLay-ss.-eI Extra No. - Capitals $1,000, Iss2, 1900.
$4,000, 10000.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Cas- Z. Tor 1860 be drawn on
Saturday September 90.
sPLESDED SCHEME
! PHp.of $4,000 ! Pfsot $500:
1 5000 90 500
I 3ISO &C. he.
Tickets $40; B.ive. 5: Quarters 2 so.
Buyer 4 referred TO my ist Of Prizes which sr- r,ri II red
al the once, 70 a proof Of what has been done; sad every
drawing Continues TO increase the number sod and paid BY ne.
% O'der. for psefas-- eeEtiaeatss OF sihEetekes in the abov.
Schemes, and in all Lotteries, viii be prsnpuy ltisndsd ", and
drawing sent when requested.
Please addrsss srdsn 10 n. sTRATToN,
Richmond. Va.
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MAINE

An extra from the Boston Atlas gives returns from Ii6
owns Of tho State. The Locofoeos have bcen shameful.
y beaten, not having elected their Governor, and probably
bot elected n single member Of Congress!
The returns from ll6 towns show the following result.
Pf tho vote for Governori
For DAVID BkoSsos, whigg IsIs7
For Ions w. DANA, Democrat i5.AI2
For all Others 5,O3S
The Wing vote. compared with last year, ha. increased
, 500; the Democratic 77s; ali others 1896. An absolute
Democratic majority last year was about 2 1000; and the DE.
mocIatie plurality over Wing 5000 OF 1000.
The election of Governor will devolyc ON the Legisla.
ture, and IL Ia said 10 he doubtful which party will have the
sscendency in that body. Tins part VI the news appears to
Us 10 be too good TO DO wholly relied upon.
The Congressional election, 80 far rs aseertained, hs,
resulted IL the choice Of only ono member, viz: Hiram
Belcher, Wing, In the kennebee district. lie succeed,
Mr.. Severance, OF the same politics. who declined a TO
election. la tho Cumberland, Lincoln, Waldo, aud Pc.
nobscoi districts, represented in tho prescn, Congress. by
Democrats, II 10 eseertained that there Is no choice; and Ia
the York and ArOstook districts, also at preseRt represent
cd by Democrats. il lis believed that there is no choice.
Later from Maine.
The Portland Advertiser Of Thursday morning, gives re
turns from about $50 towns. in which 1t appears the vo,,
Tor Governor stands os follows viz Bronson, lwhigl ~ ,76S
Dana. Dem 24,3lO; all others. 7,ll5-giving a msjont)
against Dana Of 5,972. About $50 towns aud plantation,
to BIO heard from.
OF the Senate the Advertiser says:
ave look confidently for the election Of four Wing Sen
a,ors in Lincoln aud two in Somerset. besides the three Ia
Kennebec-nine In all. There are good reasons for expect
ing still more. but. at present we know DOT whore 10 looI
for the chances to elect so many even as that, On the othe
side."
We can only say, that we have returns of several gain,
for the House, and have not yet heard Of a single lose.
The Bangor Courier says:
"In 80 towns in this county there is n majority agains
the Loco ticket VI $50 votes. In the same towns the Lo
Cos had in lsi4, 1913 majority-showin a Loco loss Of 81:
votes. Should tho remaining towns come in rs well 70
the Locos as in 1874, they will still be in 4 minority o
more than 200 votes; 50 that there Is clearly no choice q
Senator'S in Penobscott.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-21
FRESH AND ENTIRELY NEW STOCK {
DRY GOODS.

"AVlNG disposed of at auction, in July, our
1E old stock Of so d., w. an now, by the packets Courier, Po
eahontas and Patrick iIcED, from New Yorf, in receipt Of I5O
PACKAGE, comrisirg every variety OF the latest styles Of staPle
aud Fancy Goods. to he met With in the Northern Markets. A de
cline in the prices nf almost all descriptions, ha' given US great at
vantlE' . N our cash purchase, nearly equal To the year lsJ7-wc
are, therefore, prepared and VIII cner. al wholesale and retail, oar
goods At prices corresponding with the reduction in the Northern
Cites. A part are ennmentoi bd1w -
Bk French, belgian, English and American Cloths
Hue. brown green, olive, mad and dab do
French and AmrreaS bIk, b"e and fancy cold CassimcIes
CABIN ~, neriro. Va cEua, sat n and velvet vcsungs
ores con Cas- n-ie., saIBeis, KY Jeans, Keneys, Ee
Welsh and all oi.er SyIc, Of PLauneis-yeY cheap
CtaJmont and Gal, Plaid, Cashmere dEcosse aud Moueins
Rich plaid md striped, fancy cord aud blue BLK silks
Ria erode RHINE, Camslan ana SHADED do
Plain and tWhlss fancy cord and III and white GincLams
French and Amersaa Iabnan Fu'nllre Gtieo,s
SIX warp bE aud fancy enad AiFaeea ard Paid do
Plain, plaid aud striped Swiss AHslns aad Lawns
Bk and white Satin, Mode, Gro de Nap and tain Craps
Table Damask, Diaper. Table Cloths, Napkins and Towels
Brd-eyr, Russia and Scotch Diaper, ~1uekahack and Cash
Irish Linen aud shecunr, Linen Cambie H3kfs aud Lawns
Ottoman. Manna, Gala. Tcrkoh, Ca,hhere and Thibet shawls
Rob Roy, Honey Comb and other plaid aud striPed do
Lambs@Ool. Cashmere, Alpaca, Germantown and other Hose
Ladies biz -hs Wgns silk Hoe and raw sMk do
ID nrorAvian, Hird. ; ATE 7td white cot do
Bk and whts and fancy coTd silk rad Md Cloves and Mus
Gents buck, beaver, Nd silk and cashmere Gloves
Thread and Ldhc Iaee-, Edring.. Inserings aud Blond
CatnbHek, Swiss and Rock Muslin Edgnss aud lns,Iings
French worked Collars aud fancy NtckHdkfs
Swiss, Mun, Jaoonct aud Cambria MusiEs and Lawns
Embd, revere b0rdered and hoGisiiebod Hdks
Rich Bonnet. Hat and Cap Rband, All prices
Gents English sIk, Ponges, and Baudanna Hdkh
Assorted cord Satin, Tsnah. Velvet and Galoon RibaEdS
Assorted cord FRINGE. Gimfs Cords, Tasses and Tapes
Whitney, Rose, Saehanaw, Twiled ard Duhi blankets
Three ply, superhho and hEe CapcunEs, cheap
Stair Clrpetng, green and printed Barz-, Rugs &C
60 apd 10 Z beaehed and brown Cotton sheetngs
-, 3 and ~ da. 10. 90 do and shiuings
Apron aud furniture Cheeks plaid aud striped Domesies
Manchester No. ! add = OIAabufss and BauGn Ga Dnlgngs.
Ourtens are cash. or aeecptances IN ths city, and u county
merchants will call and er,mino our goods and hear the prize. al
which they are ODER d, we feel conficut they will b. induced "a
pur base At east a part OF What ;sev NAV want Of us
VALENTINE. BRHEDRN 4 co.
No. gi7, corner Broad nd 4h streets,
10 10 EhuFknH Hill