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mr.. HARRIS
EP MOUTH WASH AND TOOTH POWDER.
The subscriber, having procured the formula of Dr.
Z. A. Harris Aromatic and AstriHgeRt Mouth Wash,
and Aromatic anu Detergent J Doth Powder, takes
pleasure in Offering them the public, feeling
ed that they will meet with general appreciation.
They combine, in eminent degree, all The import
ant medical qualities which are desirable for prepare
ti0ns OF the sort to possess. They cleanse the Teeth
excite keathy action of the gums and impait TO the
breath a most delightful fragrance.
Gy- Prepared and sold only by c. P. ROGERS,
Druggist and Chemist, corner OF Howard and Marion
streets, Baltimore. 020-lW-Iel9-6A
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063-THE CAPITAL PRIZE OF $4,000 was sold
Yesterday, October 10th, by Nj. DOYLE, Capital
Prize Depot, Pratt street, to a cOlored man, making
the sh capital this year. Nos. 81 50 rs, ga few
more of the sort left" which will be sold low
See Managers official drawing. ol7-5t
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TIN WARE MANUFA Glory.

TIN WARE WANUFA CVUHEs
!. /. ! !.
Tkzf iEH The undersigned resPeetfs lly IN
WUEaEH HHHf forms his friends aud the Babe geB-
EAlEs9fANii crafty, that he has on hand aHd IN g.
MkMHH 8F tends keeping general ass0T eassA
W#S1 H. of WARE, in his line of business
e. 3 such as Block Tia, britannia and Js-
q 3h PANIED Ware: alss, Pots, Ovens,
It'd III Spiders, Tea Kettles SO. Tsge theT
--~tssep with all kiIds of TIN WARE geH-
orally used by country merchants. which he effea
by WHOLESALE at No. 40 SOUTH CALVERT
STREET, Baltimore.
% I'm WILLIAM WALLACE
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FOR WASHINGTON AND BALTIMORE.
zsaasaSs = The steamer O SCEOLA leaves The
AGs~rwS cnrner OfLlGilT ST.. and HUI 1HES'
SgsssRLL SfstI:S QUAY RSIuin0re, on TUESDAY
& VENiNG, at4 s'c'ock Returni &,
leaves Washington Oh SUNDAY MORNING, at 2
'ciack.
She will stop going and returning, at CONE RIV-
En-, Va and At LRUNARDTOWN, Md, and all in
Eermedate landings on the Potomac. For passengers
or freight appIyto
JAMES MITCHELL, Captain.
The OSCEOLA will make her trip to NORFOLK,
Leaving WASHING ron OnTUESDAY MORNING,
at q O'Clock. lt
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TNyAVEKN STAND AND
OYSTER HOUSE FOR SALB,
4h&A As good a stand any in the city, and full
gis1 ly furnished, in CON "lete order for carrying
Ni;I on the business advantage 'asiy, will be sold
RsEtl I'll low fer cash Rent very low. Good 'easoRs
will be given for offering for sale For address, ap
ply a. this Office. lrl Il
EpICA. NEW AND DESKRA B lie FALL
IA DRY GOOnS.-R. McELDOWNEY co,
are receiving frsm The New York, Philadelphia aud
this MARKET full supply Of choice and desirable
FALL DRY GOODS, selected exPr sssly for city re-
tail sales, COMPRISING in part, rich SILKS; CASH
MERGS; MOUSSELIRE DE LANES; Tartan
Plaid SILKS; Tartan Plaid CASHMERES; twitled
and plain Glrghams; ALPACAS; BONBAZINES;
French ana English CHlNTZES; with variety of
other Goods which will he sold on reasonable terms,
at Is BALTIMORE STREET,
go between Calvert and LIGHT SITS.
NH sH FALL GOODs.-R. McGL DOWN
Il Ely co. have received choice took of Rich
DRESS $TLK5-bIack MantiIla Silks; black and
cnored Silk VflVets; French and English Merino
Thihet and Paramttta CLOFHs; black and colored
Alpaca; ruba2ines; Plaid, Wnolten and silk Cash
merss and Mouseines de Lainc; Clarence plaids Tor
dresses; new SHAWLs; Blankets and FianneiF;
Oh ntges aud Calicos; hirting Linen ana Long
Cloths; Table Cloths and Table Diaper; Napkins anu
Toweltiun; Silk and Linen Handkerchiefs; CEoti's;
Casimeres and Vesnss, with their usual variety ol
Dry Soods cheap, at sroprr
ec90 between Light and Calversts'
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|OVA NSTOWN ACADEMY.-The winter
VIZ season of this well known institution will com
neHct ON the 9Th OF November next. Terms for
boarding in the family OF the principal and for tgston
moderate. For cards Stain terms, apply at WyIie
and Wilson SOsth ST., Oldfied and MeComas's
Commercial Row, Df. Browuls els 3. w. corner of
Exeter aud Salisbury SITS or to the undersigned per-
sonaily or by letter, at the Academy.
oc2O mws3w JAMES I. STEEN principal.
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ID IN RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
Just Published in extra epubcan, and for sale,
wholesale and retail, BY
WIN. TAYLOR & CO.,
4, AND Jarvis Buildings, North 81.
b. BOYS LOOK OUT! Only 81 per hun
dred Call earIyt o20
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EpOARDING. -Four or 1--WE young Gentlemen
= eau he acc0mmad ted with BOARD in pri-
vate family, on moderate terms, in very ceHfa
sit uation Oh Baltimore street. Inquire at
u20 No 81 BALTIMORE STREET.
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s29 2l,9s .29-4t
NEGROES WANTED.


YEVIT &C subscriber wishes to purchase, immediate
n ", a number Of likely NEGROES, OF both sexes,
for which the highest market price will he paid
Apply at the Washington Hotel, PRATT STREET,
few doors above Han0ver-st, where | can at all
ttnes be found All communications promptly at
tended to, [O20tN5tl WILLIAM HARhER.
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7 II
Well may Thu be called The "Capita prize depot
There is no mistake in the fact that NJ. DOYLE, hi
sold far this year less than five capital pEis4
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1846-05-07
LAND FOR SALE

MILL be sold to the highest bidder. on
W the premises, in two separate parcels,
on Saturday the 30th Of, May neat. part of the
lands attached to Jacobs Church, in this coun-
ty. lying near Liberty Creek -four miles south
west from Columbia Furnace, containing be-
tween EIGHTY AND NINETY ACRES.
the exact number Of acres will be given on
theday of sale) About one-half is cleared. in
toerable state of cultivation, well adapted to
the growth Of wheat, clover, &c. The bal
ance IS covered with the choisest timber of eve
ry description. One-third of the purchase mo-
ney to be paid on the first day of Apri! next,
at which time possession will be given, and
the deed Of conveyance made TO the purchaser;
the balance in two equal annual instruments
Bonds with approved security will be required
for the deferred payments. also lien on the
premises. Any person wishing to view the
premises previous to the day of sale, can be
accommodated by applying TO John Mummaw
E. D. Rinker, VIM. Lichlter, or to either Of
the subscribers. Sale will commence at one
O'Clock, P. NJ, when further particulars will
be make known.
ABSALOM RINKER, . ~
PHILIP DELLINGER, trustees
April 80, 1916.
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Curious .Natxral Phenomena. IT a

Curious .Natxrnl Phenomena. III a
tallow candle be placed in gun, and
shot at door, it will go through with
out sustaining any injury; and ifa mus
ket ball be fired into water, it will not
rebound, but be fattened as if fred
against a solid substance. A musket
may be fred through pane of glass,
making the hole the size Of the ball,
without cracking the glass, if suspen-
dsd by a thread it will make no differ
ence, and the thread will not even Vi
brate. Cork, if sunk two hundred feet
in the ocean, will not rise on account
Of the pressure Of ,he water. In the
arctic regions, when the thermometer
Is below Zero, persons can converse
1fore than mile distant. DR.. jamie
Son asserts that he beard every word
of sermon at the distance of two
miles. We have written upon paper
manufactured from iron, and seen a
hook with leaves and bindings Of the
same material.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1846-05-07

LATER FROM EUROPE.

The Steamer GREAT WESTERN
reached New York on Tuesday with
one weeks later accounts from Liver
pool-beIng of the 18th instant.
The news is not politically impor-
tan.. Cotton had advanced an eighth
of penny per pound, and corn one
shilling per quarter, over the last re-
ported prices. In. commercial affairs
generally there was some improvement.
The latest news received IN England
from this country, in eonnexlon with
the speeches Of Mr.. HAYWOOD and Mr..
lHous, was considered favorable TO
she continuance of peace.
Parliament had adjourned for the
Easter holydays, the House Of Com
mons to the 18th and the. House OF
Lords to the 2lst. Sir RoDERT PEEL
gave notice that the Irish coercion bill
will be taken up again.on the l7th,an
on the Monday following the corn I'M
portation BILL
The debates in Parliament seem 10
have been confined to Irish and railway
affairs. These topics also engross the
attention Of the Journals.
Sir hENRY HARDINGE and Sir HUGH
GoUcH, Who have distinguished them
selves BY military services in India.
have been elevated to the Peeyage.
The Prince DE JoINvILLE has beer
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1846-05-07

appointed COMMANDMENTS chief Of the
Mediterranean feet. He has been
making tour Of inspection to several
naval stations, TouIon and others. and
the papers speak of excellent effects
produced by his rigid examinations.
There has been another Ministerial
crisis in Spain, Gen. NARyAEz having
quarrelled with two of his colleagues.
The latest intelligence from Madrid
states that his resignation had been ac-
|cepted by the Queen. M. IsruRlrz is
President ofthe Council and Minister
of Foreign Affairs; M. ARMERo, Min
lister of Marine; M. EcANA remains as
Minister ofJustice; NJ. Mon is in the
Finances. 40
The recall of General O'DosNELL
from The Government of Cuba is an.
nounced. General RoNcAL1 is -sp-
pointed 10 succeed him.
The Polish instruction is entirely
crushed. The leaders we're being i'm
prisoned in all quarters. Potocki, one
of the leaders, has been condemned to
death, and executed at Sledice.
In Persia the cholera is raging disc
astrously.
The Cape of Good Hope papers,
which come, down to the middle Of
February, state that the Kagrs medita-
ted an attack upon Graham's Town.
The Governor had taken the requisite
precautions to repel the attack, and
the colonists, alarmed by. the rumors of
impending hostiIities, had put them
selves in an attitude Of defence. But
the probability was that the affair
would end without blows.
0
".Nike" shall appear next week.
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NEW FIRM
III ca d @ art ers.

NlHE subscribers have just returned from
IL Philadelphia and Baltimore, and would
say to their friends. that they ase purchased.
III those unrivalled mar,s, supply OF Spring
and Summer Goods, which, for style, beauty,
and cheapness, cannot be surpassed by that
of any other establishment in the Valley. -
Their stock consists Of every variety of new
and fashionable sty les for ladies' and gentic>
mems apparel. They call the attention OF
the ladies particularly 20 their beautiful selec-
tions of alcoes, Lawns, Silks, Muslins. and
fancy articles in every department Of dress.
1t is deemed unnecessary to give minute
detail Of all the articles constituting their
splendid stock Suffice it to say. that every
article, domestic and foreign, to be had in
country stores, can be found at their estab
lishment. The friends of the establishment
and the public, are invited to give them a
call.
In addition to their superior collection q
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods, they have
the custmoary supply OF
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April so, 1916.
PUBLIC SALE.

DY virtue of decree entered in the coun>
I'D ty court of Shenandoah, or the 10th
day Of March, 1916. in the case of Gochenour.
plaintiff, and John Wilkin, &C., defendants, l
shall proceed, on Monday the 1lfh day 81
Nay merit. before the front door of the court
house in the the town Of Woodstock, to sell
two thirds Of the undivided tract of land on
which the said John Wi.kin now resides, to
the highest bidder. on the following terms,
to wit: One third in hand, one-th;rd in six
months, and one>third in twelve months; ia
king obligations and personal security for the
credit payments, and a lien OIL the land to Sc
cure the deferred instalments.
J.: N. HILL,
April 2. 1886. special Commissioner.
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NEW AND CHEAP
GOODS.

TIME subscriber is now receiving and
Il pening splendid stock Of Spring and
Summer Goods of various styles.which he will
sell cheaper than they can be purchased
elsewhere. His stock comprises every variety
of goods usually kept in country Stores
Such as French sSWest Of England Wool dyed
Blk Cloths, Blue and Invisible Green Cloths,
splendid assortment of French and English
Cassimeres, general assortment Of Summer
Tweeds; most beautiful Silk warp golden
Tweed; Vestings; Super It, Cravats; fashion
able Stocks and swiss Cravats; Gentlemen's
Silk Pocket Hdkfs. Gum Suspenders; Fancy
Gambroons. Ga Nankeen: Wellington Cords.
Summer Cloths; Cotton Cords, Cotton Gam.
broom; linen. For the Ladies-Plan Barage.
Shaded do; Nous de lains. BLK Barage
Lawn. Embroidered Lawn, Lace Lawn,
Twilled Barage,-Green do; Blk tin Stipe
Pondcherry; Blk Embroidered Lawns-in
fact every variety of Ladies' wear, super plaid
Silks Blk 1t. Silk. Satin, British and Am
Prints Of all shades and Colors. Edgings and
Laces. Swiss and plaid Muslins Silk and Kid
Gloves, Nets, Linen Cambria Hdkfs; Earls.
ton and. Manchester Ginghams, Gimp & Erin
ges for dress trimmings; Brown Cotton, Bleach.
ed do. Ingram Carpeting; BINDINGS. white
and Mixed Netting, Cotton Yarns.
Hardware,
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Married..

On Tuesday evening last, by Rev.
Jeremiah Heller, Mr. PETER HosH-
o R, JR., to Miss JANE CAuooN, all
of this place. rig
To- We return our thanks to the fair bride
for the very handsome portion of cake which
accompanied the above; and we must be per-
mitted to bestcw on the happy couple oul
warmest solicitations for their future prospect
ty and happiness.
On Thursday last, by Rev. H. Ny
ers, Mr.. Henry Smutz, to Miss Susa,l
Hotel, all of this county. u
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Hardware.
IIdTUWdTe,
Queensware, 81,
Groceries. &c.

All Of which will sell for cash cheaper
than they can be had elsewhere; and to pune
t,,al customers upon credit at reduced pri,
ccs. l will take IN exchange for goods all
kinds Of Country Produce. such as is usual
ly taken in stores. return my sincere
thanks to my friends for past encouragement.
and hope. by my continued attention to bus
mess, to merit the patronage of all who are
disposed to buy bargains.
JOHN SIDERT.
Anvil cn 1oAe
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KXTHO offer to the trade GOODS on the
w following terms. viz .-All Goods
bought at auction manufacturers or their a.
gents, at 10 per cent. months credits per
cent of for cash in bankabie funds-lt must
be obvious to every dealer. that those are
small advances on u general stockholders
are respectfully invited to call, examine orr
stock, and Judge for themsclves-1'hey will
at least gain one point. Of having ascerained
the cost of goods-having embarked on this
principle las, year. and found it to meet the
appreciation Of Dealers genersily-No drum
ming at orr House No. I 2 North Howard
street, up stairs. doors from Market St
HOLLlNGSW ORTIZ & WELLER.
Baltimore, February S. lS46-SM
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Jko. W. WATSON, Esq, is author
ised to receive subscriptions for the
SENTINEL, and to receive and receipt
for money due this Office, in Page
county. His residence is at Luray.
@ Mr.. JOSEPH Watson, near
Strasburg, is authorised to receive mo-
neys due this Office, and receipt for the
same.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1846-05-07
FOR THE SENTINEL.
.4ns,oers to the Problems bv NJ. C.

.4nsaoers to the Problems By W. c.
|. The whole magnitude Of body. is to the
magnitude Of the part immersed in fluid. as
the specific gravity Of the fluid, is to the spe-
cific gravity Of the body. Applying this prin-
ciple We easily find the magnitude ofthe cube
proposed, to be 80 inches and its specific grav-
ity. 600. The cube is therefore Of Elm.
2. 1t will require 43624 years for popula-
ton at the proposed rate. % increase from 40
to SO millions. CLrTO.
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8!en3 8pops*

TIME subscriber has just returned from
IL the north, and is now opening large
supply of New Spring and Summer Goods
which will be sold at reduced prices. He
invites his friends and the public to give him
call. He returns his thanks for past patron.
age, and hopes to merit continuance OF the
same Further particulars i.ext week.
MAY 7. 1916. JOHN e. KERN.
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$50 Acres.

The Improvements are comfortable dwelling
house. barn, and all other necessary outbuild-
ings.
Also. at the same time and place. all the
personal property belonging to the said Sam
nel BGhm, consisting of Horses, Cattle, Sheep,
Hogs. Wagon, PIoughs, Gears. and Household
and Kitchen Furniture. ~
The terms Of sale will be cash. The title
to the land is indisputable; but such title on
" will be made as is vested me in as trustee.
PHILIP WILLIAMS, Trustee.
March 26-6t
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Problem IN Irigononaetfy.

From different points on a horizontal plane.
three men observed the elevation Of meteor.
To it appeared 500 So 12", to B, $50 40'
43". land to c. $50 22' 46' above the plane. No
two of them were in the same vertical plane
with the meteor, but they afterwards measured
the distance between their several positions in
order, viz: A B 372, B c 408, aid A c 564
yards. From these data they wish to deter
mine the height of the meteor, and its dis
lance from each point Of observation.
CLITO.
New Market. Nav |. 1876.
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Mad Dogs !!

Fire in the mountains, run boys, run!
Mad dogs in Woodstock, come boys. come.
And war is raging on the wave.
But Extra Pete viii paper shave.
All those who have paper which they wish
TO have accommodations on, can have it done
at a very small discount, by calling at the
office OF the subscriber; and any business, in
his official capacity. promptly attended
to. tslr
All those who have receipts against ne
will please bring them forward for settle
ment, as am fully prepared to meet them,
either by the ready down. or Otherwise
Come on, all on ye, for nothing on. arth gives
me more pleasure than to accommodate my
friends. PETER T.. HOSHOUR, jr.
P. S. ] wish TO purchase 10 or IL Likely
Negroes, for which the highest cash price
will be given.
All letters addressed to me, must be
postpaid, or they will not meet with alien
ton. il
N b. Just ont'of Rat Traps, but have yet
on hand small lot OF Arabian Gourd seed.
which can be seen by Calling at my Office.
January 90, 1916.
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From the St. Louis Reporter, April q.
FROM NAUVOO. "

We have received the Hancock
{nl.) Eagle oflast Friday, containing
a letter from Maj. Warren, stating that
the troops under his command are to
be disbanded, pursuant to orders from
Gov. Ford, on the first Of May next
The Eagle regards this as a proclama-
ton that, after that day, the Governor
will refuse to protect the Mormons a.
gainst their enemies. The conse-
quence will be a bloody struggle be-
tween those Mormons who have been
unable to leave Hancock county, and
their prosecutors. The Eagle says
5000 Mormons have already left that
county; and that others are Fastening
to leave as fast as possible. They
have paid extravagant prices for wa
CONS, &C., and those remaining only
ask for sufficient time TO make the
necessary arrangements for their de-
parture. Some are too poor, and 9th
ers too in6rm to get away, and if they
are OF be given to indiscrininote des-
truction, before they aen raise the means
of moving westward, it is expected
that many who have already left, will
,sturn, determined TO fight and die if
necessary, with their brethren and kins-
men. The Eagle copies the agree
ment made last fall, between the Nor
mons and their antagonists, and shows
that the former have complied there
with strictly.
The threats which have been recent
ly made by the Anti-Mormons, and
this new movement of Gov. Ford ,may
have the effect of producing fierce
conflict in Hancock county. The
Governor is bound to maintain the SUI
premacy of the law, and the Eagle
calls on him to discharge his dnty
boldly, as in no other way can the
threatened civil war be ayerted.
ECO
The Fisheries. The Alexandra
Gazette says: The Potomac Fisheries
are about to be closed for the present
season. The result, on the whole, is
very poor one for Herring and a fair
take of Shad. Although the quantity
ofthe latter put up in barrels is compar-
lively small, the price of green Shad
has been we'll sustained throughout the
season. In fact, the price of both
Herring and Shad has been very high,
compared with former years. The
quantity put in barrels on the Poto.
mac, by careful estimate, does not
exceed 5000 barrels Herrings, which
is about one fifth of an average sailing
the usual quantity being from 25 to
$4,000 barrels. Some of our Fisher
men, but very few however, have done
pretty well.
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Cloths, Cassimcres and Vcstings.

Silk, Tweed, De Louria. Blk Drap De Isy,
BLK 1'wild Summer, French and American
Blk and Blue Black, Green. Blue and Grass
Cloths, Linen Drillings. Blk. Fancy, Tweed
and Summer Cassimeres, Plain and Fancy
Sattinetts. Kentucky Jeans. Blk and Fancy
Satin, London Welting.. Whit and Fancy Dou
BILE Marseiles Vestings, Sup Silk Gum SIs>
pentiers, Shirt Bosoms and Collars Blk and
Fancy Satin, Blk and Fancy Silk. Fancy
Lawn, Plaid Bingham and Fancy Swiss era.
watts, Blk Satin Scarfs. Blk and Fancy Stocks,
Bro, Blea and CoPd Halt Hose and Sup Blk
Kid Cloves So
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1846-05-07
=. BAKER,
ATTORNEY ut LAW,

HAVING permanently located in Page
IL dounty, will practice regularly in the
courts OF Rockingham and Shenandoah. and
will attend to business in any Ct the adjoinsng
counties, and will prosecute vigilehtly all bu-
siness entrusted to his care.-References Bar
ton & Williams Byrd s. Carson. and John s..
Magill. Esqs. Winchester, 4. s. Gray, Harris
sonburg.-Office near the courthouse .Lursy.
where he may always be found. unless atten-
dag some other courts. Jan. Is 1916.
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MILITARY NOTICE.

TIME Training of the officers Of the 146th
Il Regiment Virginia Militia commences
in wooosthck on Monday the llM Of Nay.
aud will continue for three successive days.
The Regimental Muster will be on Friday
the 18th Of Moy. BY order of the Colonel,
JOS. H. CLOVER, .adjutans
April Is, l846.
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New Goods,
LADIES' DRESS GOODS, &C.


Fancy Balzorines, Painted Lawns. Sup
Silk Warp Alpacas, Blk and Fancy Silks. Blk
and WHIT Chene Bingham, Brussels and Vic
toria Skirts, Jaconet. Null, Swiss Check and
Striped Muslins. whit and Blk Nets, Blk
whit and Cotton Silk. Blk Alpaca Col'd Alpa
ca and Cotton Hosiery. Blk WHIT Dark and
light Cord French Kid Gloves. Fancy Silk,
and Fillet Mitts, WHIT Silk and FilIet Gloves,
Thread, Isle and Bob Laces. Edgings. In
settings and Finishing, Bonnet and Cap Rib
bons, Cap Springs. French Flowers and Cap
Tabs. Fancy Satin and Fancy Silk Ties and
Cravats, Da mask. India and Hem Stch'd
Hdkfs, Ladies' Fashionable Steel Buttons.
Blk and Fancy Silk Fringe. Gable Cord. Whit
Satin, Pink Blue and Whit Florence, Blk FIJI
let Wells and Hdkts, Parasols and Shades.
We would also call the attention of the
Gentlemen to alarge and fashionable stock
of