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that they will resist the Arc Of any building in the
world. The outside case Of the Safes are made o
boiler iron, the inside ciss Of soapstone. end be-
tween the outer case an1 inner case is e space
some inches thick, and Is fled in with indsshur
tihle material, 40 as IN make il impos.ibility t.
ever burn any Of the contents inside Of this Ches,
These Saaps,ons Sslamandcrs we ere prepared
aud do challenge the wsild to produce any srich
In the shape Of Book SAFES that will stand a. mucl
heat, and we hold ouselsos ready at oil tiinsst
have them fairly tes,ej by public bonfire, shouita
ny Of our competitors feel disposed 10 Try them
We also continue to insnufarture and keep Con
s'an.y on hun1. large and general assortment
our Premium Airtieh, Fire Proof Safes, # which
We haye . large quantity In use, and in every In
stance they have given entire satisfaction 10 lh
purchasers-of which wo will refer the public TO
few gentlemen who have them in use.
N. d u. Taylor, 1919 north 81 ST.; A. Wrg
& Nephew, Vine at, wharf; Alexander Caror. Coz
veyanccr. corner Of Filhert and 9th s,s.; John \
Ford. 80 north 81 st.; Myers Bush, 20 north 3,
st.; Bailey & Brother, 1873 Maket st.; James
Paul, l0l south 4,h st.; Dr. David Jayne, = sou.t
81 ST.; Matthew +. Miller, 20 south Sd st.;
we could name some three or four hundred other
If il were Necessary. Now we invite tho attention
Of the public, and particularly those in wan.
Fire Proof Safes TO call st cur before purchs
sing elsewhere, and we think we can satisfy ther
that they will get bette, snd cheaper article
our store than any other establishment in the city
We also continue to manufacture Seal and e.
pying Presses, made in such a manner % 10 al
swer both purposes Hosting Machnrs, Fl
Proof Doors, with our own manufacture Of loc
On them, With b. Evsns's Patent keyhole cove.
attached to the same; plain and ornamental Iror
Railing, &c.
n. B.-We keep constantly on hand large as
sortment oi our Patent Slate Lined Refrigersto,s
Water Filters and Coolers; and VIC have also OF
hand several second hand Fire Proof Chests take
in exchange for ours, which we will dispose Of
ve'y low prices.
Philadelphia, January 24th, ls46.-ly
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To Purchasers Of
D II Y G. o O % s.

&s GRs A1DDSRN4
No. i2l Pearl ST., NEW YORK.
HAVING established Branch a, No. l44 Chs
IL nut st., Philadelphia, is now opening, and W,
be constantly receiving from the New York An
tons, an extensive assortment Of
FANCY & STABLE DRY GOODS.
which will he sold at the loves, New York pucs
at wholesale and Retail. Among his stock will |
found good assortment Of the folio wing article
jacconets. Plsid. Hair Cord, Lace. Stripe, Boo
Swiss and larlasn Muslns. bishep and Linz
Lawns, Fancy Cap Ns,.s Fsncy and Ball dress,
Thread Lsees, Application d., rich Black 81
Trimming Lace, Irish Linens. Linen Csmbri,
Linen Camhric Hdkfs.. Curtain Fr;nges, Csshms
IEcosse. Mouseline de Lains. Silk and Co,t
Wsrp Alpaccas, Queens Cloth, Gala Plai'
French Merinos, BlAck silks, Gloves. Six Ho
Shawls, Crava's, Ribbons. Embroiderirs, &c, IL
Country Merchants and others visiting Philsd
phia OF New York to purchase, are respectfully
vited TO call and examine the stocks.
Nov. L. lS15-lv
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cnErn up.

@ 81
Cheer up, for grief is Of the night. 1.ldt
Be, morning with its rosy light
rispels the clouds ofsorrow: m r i's
II shadowy doubts obscure the Day. o'o' ?
Remember they will Gee away
The sky will smile to morrow
What though tn. pas, be thickly s,rewn
With faded nowers,-thy path o'ersrown
With thorns of woe and sadness?
Yet sigh not always--murmur NOT, l
There's promise in thy future lot,
Tha, speaks Of hope and gladncss.
True, life Is but vale of tears,
And hope is often linked with fears.
Yet why be ever weeping! u
There's many bright spot on the earth,
And many a Joy of noble birth.
The future hath in keeping.
A cloud upon thy brow will throw
New shadows on thy brothers woe. e
And make lfe's journey weary;
A smile in holy calmness given,
Will light thy brothers. path to heAvea,
And cheer the pilgrim Weary.
Cheer up. then. for our guide.s,as here
wilt soon disclose holer sphere,
When care assals US never;
Man hath hope beyond the tomb,
In Heavens congenal air to bloom;
That hope shall live forever.
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ELIEvE AND LIVE
= II o M S O n IS
Compound syrup OF Tar & Woe

~ ,. Naptha.
TIME unprecedented success Of this medicine
Il the restoration II health, to those who, in d
pair, had given up all hopes, hos given II on r1
ted reputation above all oiheI remedies, furnishi
evidence Of its intrinsic value and power. - the
y sgent which can be relisd upon for the core
Pulmonary Consumption. Bronchitis, A.,hr
Psin in the side and Breast, Splitting Of Bio
Whoopins Cough, Group, &c.
Attention is requested to the following ASTO
lSHING CURE, BY Thomsoa's Compound Sy
Of Tar and Wood Nsp,hs!!
PhiiadeipAia, My Sd, 1914
= MR.. THOMsON-Desr sir-Whh CRATE
feel,nss inform you Of the astonishing effects
your medicine, which has literally raised me fr
adea,h.hed Ny disease. Pulmonary Consuu
,icn, had reduced me so low that my physician
noaneed my case hopeless Al this junction !
gan 10 use your medicine. and miraculous ss i'm
seam, il has completely restored me to health,
everything else had failed. Respectfully yours,
tai. WASHINGTON MACK
'E Charlotte street, sbovs George str
Ths undersigned. being personally sequair
with Washington Mack and bis suffering. !
witness to The astonishing effects Of Thoms.
compoond SyroP Of Tar. and ,hs truth of th
boss stssemsut. tts s'i
Il JOS. WINNER, Sls Nsssh Third arssa
DAVID VICKERS % Almond s,rss,,
HUGH M'GiNLEY. 3. z. corner Ten
nd Fourth streets. H9A
fppsssA saly By 9. r. Thsmsm. N. z. CO..
e blA and emses streets. Phiisdslphis.
sAeos.-H. D. Msssss. ousSssy b. 81
~ u, MsepAsrsaa. HswipbsV l. Jss. q. B,e
Pss,syillsy Or. Esvl, .Reedieg Hessson 4
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De NTIsTRY Y.
.-M JACOB rrTr,r,mp

UHANKFUL fos lhe liberal eocour,esue,,
which be hss received, woull respectfully
Inform hs friends and the citizens OF Northumlur.
sand county IN general. that he has prepared him.
self with the bes. Tncurrop.ble Teeth, Gold Plate,
uold Foil, dc, ihst can be had In the city Of Phi.
ladelphia and that be will endesvor, to ,hs utmost
Of his abii,y, TO render full satisfaction 10 al who
NAY think proper TO engage his services. He will
be In Sunhury At the August court, whore he will
10 prepared. AZ his residence to inser, Teeth on
Goll Plate. or on Pivot, the latest and most ap.
proved pl,na. ana attend to e the branches belona,
ing 10 DEN rAL SURGERY.
Ladies will be waited on a, their places Of res;
dence. II desired.
His charges will lie reasonable. and hls wosk
warranted.
He will visi, different pats Of the county, atou,
once in three mrnihs.
Sunbury. Iuiy 18th. isi6--em
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SELLING CRAcKeRs.--Whiei in West Plas,s.
burg, we were told q circumstance which oc.
CURED some were in New York too good to be
lost. A quick wilted topper went into bar.
room and called for something to drink.
we don. sell liquor said tho law.abiding
'Andlort-'we will give you glass, and then
II you war, to buy cracker. we'll cell ii to you
for three cents N
Very well, said the Yankee customer, hand
down your decan.er.' ea gf
Tie good creature was handed down. and
our hero took stti horn, when turning around
,odepsrt, the unsuspec,ing landlord handed him
the dish Of crackers, with the remark, you'll
bay cracker!' l
wall. no. guess not; (; you ssl'em too dear;
can git lot's on 'em. Eve or six for cent. any.
where else
WHAT a PRorrssoR THE learned Prof
Z. went into the conatry lsst summer to visit
On old friend. The next morning sfler the ar.
rival OF the professor. the two friends went OH,
for sIidc in ewoods. They had no. proeee.
ded far before they came to set Of bars. end the
gentleman seeing stout boy standing psar
asked him 10 take them down, when the follow.
ing dialogue took place,
What shall take them down for =
we wish to ride through, md this gentleman n
nsprofessos 20 you mus, make haste
professor What 10 . professorr
n professor isa man that -thxt-csn do any.
thingsa z ,r5sg ifaq 4. s =
wall. IL he can do sny thing. he csa take
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FALL MILLINERY
0E0D@OMBA A&So
JcEN STONE G. SONS,
Dealers in Silks, Ribbons and Milf.

Dealers In Silks, Ribbons and Milli-
merry Goods,
No. 45 South Second street,
PHILADELPHIA.
HH AVE now in Storo large assortment Of
b q Rich Millinery Goods,
Adopted to Fall Sales, such as
Bonnet Silks and Ss,ins figure end plain.
Fancy Ribbons Of entirely new styles.
Plain Man,ua and Satin Ribbons. Of oil widshs,
Blsck and Colo ed Silk vel0e,s.
French Fancy Fecshefs and Flowers.
Farcy Zap Nets and Laces.
Bnck,ams. Wii,ows. Crown Linings, &c. &c.
Many Of The above articles being Of their own
mpriation. they a,e enabled TO offer them at the
lowest prices
rhllsdelphis. Sept. 6,h, lste.-lm
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HANK xorE LIST.
PENNsYI,,LIYANIA.

Tho fnosv;ns listr ows the currrnt sslue Of eli
s'enns,san'o Hank Notes The most implicit ne
lance msyts placed upon 4. - |, l. epe,y Wetk
aref,iiy compared with a,d corrected from Bick.
oelrs Kepostcf. tt,s ~ - p qs.!tlsatt& MWFNN
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TuE VAN MSS CAsr.-The new tune giveo
10 The Van Ness case imparts more thsn ord-
nary interest to the proceedings. In order to .
fail understanding Of the case in all ts phases.
the correspondent of the New York Advertiser
gives the following succinct history -
John P. Van Ness came to this city 10 the
year 1901 as member Of Congress from the
State Of New York. He was at that time
tashng and elegant young man, some five or
SIX and twenty ycura Of age. In the year 1903 he
married the daughter Of old David Burns, who
was largo landel proprietor wien what 10
Row city was divided between cornGelds and
swamps. Miss Burns was an only child, very
beautiful aud interesting woman, aud after the
seath Of her father became possessed Of all his
property. Under the careful and thrifty man.
aesment Of Gen. Van Ness, this property, in
latls less than half q century, amounted in val
ue to near half million of dollars. General
Won Ness had by this marriage only one daugh.
'cr, lovely and accomplished girl, who died
soon after her marriage. Ina few years after.
wards, Mrs. Van Ness followed her daughter
to the tomb. having been borne down with
grief ever since the loss Of her child, thus lea
wing Gen. Van Ness sole proprietor Of thi. i'm.
mense real estate. r1 aas'
The only heirs Of David Burns now living.
That remember, are two persons, a brother
snd sister, cousins Of The late Mira. Van Nesa.
The former has been an inmate Of the poor
house Tor several years past, and the latter, a
widow. is residing here in great destlution and
poverty. In the early part Of the present year
Gen. Van Ness died in,esia,e-at least no will
has been found. Cornelius c. Van Ness, bro.
,her of Gen. J. +. ", known to tho public,
very iavorbly, as Governor Of Vermont, ss Min.
lister TO Spain, and as Collector Of your city, pro-
ceeded to take out letters Of administration upon
the estate. Mrr. Connor. the person sssuming
TO be Mrs Ven Ness, sought to revkoe the let.
,ers obtained BY Gov. Van Ness. The Orphsns'
Cour, turned the matter over to the Circuit
Court, which Is now investigating the fact Of
.ha alleged marriage.
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W. II. r II Q vi p S o N,
FasIiiOna BILE
BOOT AND SHOE MAKER,

MAKKKn SrREET, SUNBuRS,
vENiANKFtL for past favors, begs leave TO in.
n form his friends and the public genefsliy, that
he has just returned from the city with new and
fashionable lasts. aud full assortment Of Light
coloted. Bronze, Black Kid. end all other kinds
Of Morocco for Gentlemen. Ladies and Children's
wear; md be assures ali who may favor him with
their custom. ths, they may rely upon having their
manner and a very low prices.
He also has full assortment of low priced work,
selCctd by himself which he will sell lower than
ever offered in this place, viz:
Mems Shoes, as low as Si,o0
Ezra S,ou, Boots, 200
Good Lace Boos for Women, 100
Women's Slips. SO
Chdrn's Shoca, 20
Sole Lraiher. Morocco &c, for sale low.
August 22J. la46.-apIStf
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o"vEssAl LAxspAsIa-Ssm Slisk ssys
'neis are isngusgss ,hst's universsl--.hs Ian
easge OF love enc the language OF money. Tbs
girls understand the ono and the men under.
stsad the other, tho world over. r,,o
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IN THE WORLD
Steam Refined Sugar Candies,

l21 csSTs FER rouSn, wnnLEsAIE.
n J. RICHARDSON. M. a. Ma,ket Street,
ep, PHltApEtraIh, takes pleasure in informing
tlc public, tbs, he sti, continues TO sell his very Sn
perior Steam Refined Candy at the low price OF
$l2 so rer 100 poands and he qusii,y is equ Il to
any manufactured in the Unied States
He also ofi,rs al kinds OF goods in the Ccnfes.
tipnery end Fruit line al corresponding low prices
as qnick sales and .msli profits are the order Of
tho Gay.
Cali or send your orders. snd you cannot fail to
be satisfied Don't forget the number, ~ MAR.
KET STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
J. j. RICHARDSON.
August G9lh IGa6,--6m
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ADMISSION OF THE wmcs.-The Natio,

ADMISSION OF THE wHIcs.--The National Intel
ligencer, in noticing Mr.. Secretary Walkers great
report, stated that il had stimulated the ree-trade
policy recently adopted by England in the repeal Of
the corn laws, &c, and although some Of the whie
papers are bold enough to deny that this new com
mercial policy has lad good effect upon our agri
cultural interests while others about it, thu
Boston Courier, leading wing journal, speaks ou
full admission, as follows:
ain all former times, and in all exigencies oul
exchanges to Britain in our payments, were only in
gold, to the utter arrangement of all financial az
fairs, and to the destruction OF the interests of our
whole country--for nothing else would she then re.
ceive. Such was the adrot policy Of her grea
aristocracy. But the outcrics of the hungerng my.
RAIDS, and the demands Of mighty people, pro
claimed in thunder tones, has startled their arts
tocracy from their long slumbers at last and all ars
now joined to ono loud chorus for 'repealp 'Repea
the corn laws BY this new policy Of Britain, and
by their new free-irade laws, vent and new mar.
ket is provided for us, and for the productions
Of our own soil in return for the immense amounts
which we receive from them. But for this timely
resource, thus providentislly opened to us, and al
this time, our own agricultural industry must Ian
guish inevitably" Baltimore Argus.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

CoLLEcToR's OFFICE, KEY WEsT,
." . 18th October, 1886.
TNHE Sand Key and Key West lighthouses
Il were entirely destroyed by the hurricane OF
the llth inst, and the floating light at the entrance
ofthe northwest pass, Key West, was driven from
her moorings, Sand Key has disappeared, and no
light will be shown either there or at Whitehead's
Point, Key West, until further notice. >"
The light-ship at the Northwest Pass, will be re-
placed by the 25th inst. The floating light at Cary
Fort reef is secure at her fdborings. 's@''1
s. r. MALLORY, Collector.
To be published 80 days in the New York Her
aid, Courier and Enquirer, and Journal of Commerce
and send bills to s. r. Mallory, collector, Key
West '." ''t S74."t 't.I
Oct 30--dlm ".|# ST.
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o,ToCx or stoves, Crates. Tin ware,

C,ToCK OF stoves, Crates, Tin Ware,
- Fire. bricks, &c., at auction.-By yn.
tue Of 10 the subscribers, daily recorded
10 Libes W. b., No. 81, foios 272, 273 and 274
will be sold, at public auction, on Wednesday, the
ilth day Of November next, at 10 O'Clock, a. m, al
The stove store Pennsylvania avenue, between
9Th and 10Th streets the stock Of Stoves CRATES, ra
diators, tin ware, tools, &c, amongst which are
Coal and wood stoves of various patterns for par.
lors, halls, &c.
Radiators cooking stoves, CRATES Of various sizes
and patterns
BIoektn ware Of various kinds
Sets OF tea chests fre-brcks, &c. H
Also, complete set OF tinner's tools, lathss, &c
Terms OF sale: All sums Of and under s25, cash
over S25, and not exceeding 500, credit OF two
and four monthsj over slOo, credit Of two, four
and six months, for approved endorsed notes, bear
E. M. LINTHICUM Il Co,
.... .pra. r a.f e. #a. Trustees.
BEE R. w. DYER, AucuOneer.
Oct. 30--3tawcedsif aif
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TNHE subscriber has removed his Office from F
l. street, TO the small office which has Just been
erected Screnh street, tco doors abops he Post or
flee, where he will continue to agent for pen
sions patentsy lands, contracts and claims Of every
description.
Being notary public, and commissioner of deeds
&C., for the States of Virginia, Illinois, and Alaba-
ma, he will attend in any part Of the District of Co
lumbia when his services are required
Within the past two years, this office he's been IA
vored with good share Of patronage many claims
have been advantageousy settled, and large num-
Der are now In progress
CLAIMANTS in all parts Of the United States may
consider this permanent AGENCY, and may conf
IDENTIFY intrust to it any business that requires an
agent or attorney at the seat of government.
Persons making impurities which require visits and
examinations at the departments, will please enclose
small retaining fee to remunerate for loss Of time
and correspondence. A.. ..
All letters must be postage paid. .,.
fg8lzg ps sa.aau EDMUND +. BROWN,
Attorney and Agent for Claims,
Notary, Commissioners, &c.
WARRINGTON CITY, July 8, 1916.
July S---3tdd3tawcp6m .. ..........
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ii EN- RY @. SEMPLE,
Attorney at Law,

MONTGOMERY, ALA.
:" I'LL practice in the courts of law and equity
w OF Montgomery and Lowndes counties, in the
circuit court OF the United States at Mobile, and
in.the supreme court Of Alabama N
kEFERENots.-yudge Beverley Tucker, Professor
OF Law N the University Of William and Mary,
Virginia; Judge William II Cabell, President Of the
Court OF Appeals of Virginia; Simon Greenleaf,
Royal Professor Of Law, Cambridge, Massachu-
setsi r. w. and J. J. Fry, and Charles r. os-
borne, Richmond, Virginia Gwathmey, Forbes, q
CO., and Beers 4 Smith, Mobile, Alabama; Fisher
q Co, Boston; A. Thornton, New York, William
G. Maitland Of New York.
Oct. 28--cp6m
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To the next Of kin Of John Justice. deoeas.

To the next Of kin Of John Justice, deCeas-
ed, In the matter Of William III. Bridges and
Sarah his wife, John Justice, William Duncan
and Elizabeth his wife, Warren Durham and
Nancy his wife, Allen Justice, David Justice,
Kezah Justice, Elizabeth Justice, Sarah Justice,
Allen Robertson Nathaniel Robertson, Stephen
Robertson, David Robertson, Merit Robertson,
John Robertson, William Thompson and Eliza
beth his wife, William Justice, Cayborn Justice,
Wesley Edwards and Dolly his wife, and Frank
lin Freeman and Sarah his wife, plaintiffs,
Stephen Peasants executor Of the last will of Ste
phen Justice, deceased, defendant
PURSUANT to an order of the supreme
IL court of North Carolina, directing me to in.
qure and state to the court who were the children
of John Justice, deceased brother Of the teststor
Stephen Justicelivng at the death of the said ties.
tator, to wit, in 1885, and whether any Of them are
since dead, and II dead, who is their personal
representatives; do hereby give notice to all such
persons TO come in and make out their kindred be-
fore at the Office of said court in the city of Ra
leigh, on the second Monday in March next, as in
default thereof they will be excluded from all ben.
eft in the distribution Of fund now in said court.
EDMUND B. FREEMAN, Clerk,
Sept lS-lawcp3m
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asugar- Coatedn pilIs-Beware Caution.

.vNHE increasing popularity Of DR. q. Benz.
u Smlth's improved indian vegetable sugar
coated pills, has induced a number Of persons 10
make something they call pills. and coat them with
sugar, IN order TO sell them for the genuine while
they do not possess particle Of the goodness nor
even assimiate IN appearance TO the original DIR.
Smiths pills. In short, they are an intended fraud
upon the community. minister who at frat had
AN interest in an imitation sugar coated pill manu-
featured in Albany, New York, has given them up,
as he says, on account OF tho miserable dishonest
parties concerned IN manufacturing them. The
ssme party are indusriously circulating reports
calculated 10 injure Dr. Smith, and to affect the rep
utatOn OF his valuable pills; but rather than notice
them in public, Dr. Smith is about TO institute legal
proceedings against them for their ISLANDERS, as he
has in another against a similar party, in which
he recovered large amount of damages. These
miserable imitaors have TO resort TO the abom.
Unable means to palm other counterfeit pills. as the
public know that Or. Smiths are the original aud
genuine. Several instances have come 10 public
notice In which life has been endangered by the
unfortunate use the eounterfeits. Its DIR. Smiths
pills that doing 30 much good in the country
as the following plainly show.
pills than all others;
This is 10 certify that have used the sugar. coated
pills man factured by G. Benjamin Smith, of New
York, for some time, and believe them TO be good
medicine; and ALSO from inquiry in that city, am
persuaded that he Is the original inventor and there
| fore Is entitled TO the benefit Of the invention.
.fs... . 3. WILLIAMS, ..
Pastor lat Baptist church, Pittsburg.
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FICIAL.
TREASURY DEPARTMEsr,

- ..rsr TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Ees. ..'a.r.t rt.s November 9, 1876.
In reply to inquiries made of this department, no.
ce ia given that treasury notes issued under the act
of the 22d Of July 1916, bearing an interest of one
mill per hundred dollars per annum, may be deposit
ed under the advertisement of the 22d Of October
last in exchange for treasury notes carrying an in
terest of FIVE and two-ffths per cent. per aHnum.
r. J. WALKER,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
Nov 2--At lint
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VELVETS.-We have now opened q
Y large supply of velvets, in black and coored.
We have t.a .....
pieces fine doublewi black and blue-black
silk velvets
4 pieces extra fine colored do. in dahlia rnorone,
and other shades .r,
30 pieces usual width and every possible color.
We mention Coburg blue, mazarine do, claret,
garnet, &c. .=gg..a
90 pieces black and blue-black in quality and
prices ......r.r. .....:r
pieces extra Lyons velvet for veetings, &c.
These goods have been purchased directly from i'm
porters, and consequently be sold at prices usu-
ally paid for the same goods by other retailers. All
goods warranted as stated or taken back.
s.a..... ID. CLAGETT ~ co.
Noy Q,if