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IRON AND BRASS FUUN DRY-The
Il subscriber, grateful for the liberal patronage be
slowed upon him since he has been carrying on bu-
slness, respectfully solicits its continuance.
lie takes this occasion to say, that he is prepared
to execute any ordcr in Iron Brass, upon the
most reasonable terms, and in a manner not to be
excelcd in this city elsewhere, in durability or
finish.
Church, Steamboat, and other BELLS, Furnished
upon the shortest notice, and warranted.
All orders, (for cash city rcfcrcnccs) will be
promptly attended to. NELSON CORY
July IA Norfolk
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TTNO THE LADIES AGAIN We call tho
h attention Of the ladies again 10 this superior
article, NYMPH SOAP, fOr he cope,Crion. Its con-
slant viii change the most bilious complexion
into ono of radiant whitcucss; while on tho neck
hands and arms il bestows dccacv and fairncss
winch its continued use will happily protect witt
every appearance Of youthful charm to the mort
I advanced period fife Thc genuine only for sals
at tic Drug store, SIGN of the Big Mortar
July 30 CHAS. II. HE1NITSH. Aren't.
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TAS. A. SPALDING. Manufacturer and Dcal
81 or in Guns, Rifles, Pist lis, and every other ar
ticc in the Sporting line, Sign of the Mammoth
Gun, Ugh street, Portsmouth, Va.
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PUBLIC HOIELS,
NATIONAL HOTEL.
NOR FOLK VA
iLong and .farorahlY kno,cn as French.s. }

lLong ana Jdrordhfy hno,cn as French's.)
sp -, The subscriber b'gs leave to
Ef1AsEssA ~ inform his friends and the pub
iSx9ii.0 ~ NJ lie in general. that Inc has leased
&stN ~ " this establishment, and is put
sfMTrA All nhrrt= ting ii in complete order, and
u sgz=sMsssssAssrr' Will spare pains expense
S<-seAlsAa1A- A.aS~ IN conducting it meet
the appreciation of those who may favor him with
their custom +. BLACK.
June 80
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ROOKs just received aud fot saIc bv

ID w II. II HODGES & co.
History Of the Rebellion any Civil Wars in Eng.
land. by Ed" ard Earl Of Clarendon also bis life
written by himself in which i- concluded a con
unuatlon Of his History Of the Grand Rebellion,
Oxford edition.
Practical Treatise on DycinF aud Calico Print.
ing; including the latest inventions and improve
rncnts. with Fngravincs on steel and wood Ey an
/ experienced Dyer, assisted by several scientific
! gentlemen. ScpS
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AIlLLlAM WOODWARD, Notary Pub.
w lie aud Scrivcncr, General Agent Convey
ANGER, and Collector, will attend To all business en-
trusted To his care with prnmpncss and despatch
o. once on Wide Water Street, head of Roa.
nokc Square. Jnlv g
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COLBERT BELL, Wholesale aud Retail fla,
AZ aud Cap Store, Sign of the Panther, High
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BERMUDA ARROW ROOT lot of So
ID perior BERMUDA ARROW ROOT has just
been received AZ the Medical Emporium. Corner o.
High and Middle streets Persons wishing u %.
tain prime article would DO we'll TO call and pur
chase some Of from the subscriber.
Sug 10 HENRY BUFF.
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SPIC ES! SPICES !-ConstonDiy on hand The
~ usual variety of Spices, such
Allspice Mace, Ginger,
Turmeric, Cloves Nutmrgs,
Cinnamon, Mustard Seed, &c.
All Of the above may be had fresh and good at the
New Drug Store OF
I.C. SCHOOLFGELD & co,
Aug 2O-5t High street.
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RIIEE,S
cONpoIrND pITpC r1,v,p

CpnfOOND ~ ktrh1INE EElhtR.
For the cure of Dyspc psia, 4 que & Fever, Bill
ious and all the complaints generally arising from
a disOrdcrcd stac OF the omach or digestive or
gans
This Medicine seems well calculated to afford re-
Iicf in any of the above diseases its component
Inc mo e OF using it being very simple,
stTlcton being necessary except to refrain from
the use of SpirtuOus Liquors durin its operation
The season has advanced when every ono
requires little Purgaive Medicine for the better
preservation Cf their health the subscriber there
fore takes this method of informing his customers
and the public generally, that he has prepared
large quantity of the above Medicine, which he
has for sale at the MEDICAL EMPORIUM,
Aug 10 Corner of High and Middle SITS.
~ DERS.-Wc have just received full and resi-
supply OF SElDLlTI AND SODA POWDERS
These different kinds universally acknowledged
to be the best manufactured, and far superior to
any others. They arc therefore recommended with
confidence To tliusc wishing pare and excellent
article of Scidlitz Or Soda Powdcrs For sale a [
the Drug Store, Sign of the Biz Mortar
Aug 10 CHAS. II HEINITSH, A gent
ROOKS just received aud or sale at New York
I'D prices, by w RI. H. HODGES & 90
The Expedition to Borneo of II. NJ. s. Dido, for
the Suppression of Piracy with extrarts from the
Journal of James Brooke, Esq, (now Agent for
the British Government in Bornco) by Can't Hen.
ry Keppcl, X. N.-pricc so cts
The Modern British Plutarch or Lives of Men
distinguished in the recent History of Enrls nd
for their TALENT, virtues, nchicvctncnts BY Mr.
Z. Taylor, J.. l.. D.-pricc 80 cents.
Treatise on Algebra, by Elias Loomis A. NJ.
Professor of Mathematics and Natural PHILOSOPHY
in the University of the City Of New York Mem
Academy OF Arts aud Sciences, &c
No Statesmen of England,
Nos. 81. 95, 90 and 100 Pi torial Shakespeare
No Morsc's Geographic Maps Aug Is
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DERFUMED FLESH BALLS.-Wc have
i Just received a l1rgc supply of SWIFT,S Gel
EBRATED CHALK BALLS, by the dozen or sin
gle. Swift's make the most celebrated and
moro approved of than others by the ladies'
They are also uscl as Tooth Powder rvinp y
pearly Wilderness to the teeth. Tic rcnuinc for
sale at the Drug Store, Sign If the BIC Mortar
Aug 20 CHAS RI. HEINITSB Agent
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STEPHEN JAMES, Wholesale and Retail
y Dealer in Family Groceries, Wines, SC, Mar
kct S luare, Portsmouth, Va.
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WILLS, Wholesale Grocery aud Commits
- sion Store, Commerce street, Norfolk. Va.
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EERGUSON & MILUAD )-Lunlber, Coal,
and general Com mission business Wide Water
tcat, Norfolk, Va.
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CHARLES III. HEINITSH, Agent, Drug
" gst and Apotccary, and Dealer in Paints, Oils,
Dyestuffs, &c, High street, Portsmouth. Va
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NNiLLIAM REID, Wholesale and Retail
wv Hat and Cap Store, east side Market Square,
Norfolk Va.
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II HOFFMAN. Boot and Shoes Manufac,ur.
Il or, south of the Market, Crawford street
Portsmouth, Va
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BY THE ADRIAN.
SECOND ARRIVAL OF FALL. GOODS,
AT THE NEW YORK
BOOT AND SHOE STORE!

WE are just opening this morning our second
w invoice Of IA LII GOODS, winch ere pur-
chased ENTIRELY FOR CASH, and at such reduced
prices from What We have formerly paid that our
bargains this fall will be letter thau W. have Vet
offered. We call The attention Of Mcl charts 10 this
fact, and having opened separate al artmcnt OK
ciusivcy for j"b5ng-thcy can make their pur-
chascs with greater facilities than heretofore. The
retail department has been improved and put in
thorough repair, for the accommodation of RI tail
customers. We call the attention Of tratsci per-
sens visiting Norfolk Store aud tca ton al
though little removed from Market Square, cur
rent Is but ONE HALF of what is generally paid,
winch Will OF curse cnalc us TO sell at smaller
proht ;han those vino pay large rents. Transient
persons will observe that Store is situated next
to the New Farmers Bank on Main sitcst, il las
large Glass Windows in front, and two Corinthian
Pillars extending to the height of I'd and Sd sto-
res, 90 Look for the large Checkcrcd Boot on
top OF the Store, and then there will be no mistake
We shall from this date continue to open our
weekly supplies from the north.
As We buy only for cash, VIC are obliged to sell
for tie same; city acccptenccs or its equivalent.
Sep % Ii. GREGORY
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GROUND GING Ser so kegs for ?, Ic by
| ~ Sep 10 JOSIAH Wills
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Tor POrsmOuth and vicinity.
Also, RED NTWERP RASPBERRY PLANTS.
Being Agent for Samuel j. Custom, of Morris.
town, N. j., will take orders for Fruit and Orna
mental Trees, Ever greens, Shrubs Roses aud Flow
ers OF every quality. Sep 10
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RENNE LEAVES abound IN gummy mat
- ter, which.thcy readily impart TO water, form
ing rich bland nucis &c, much used. With great
'9yantage, as drink, in summer complaints Of
Imldrcn, diarrhoa. dvscntcry, catarrh, &c. To be
.sa at all times. fresh from the Drug Store Sign
" the Big Mortar
july Il CuAS RI UFINITSU Agent
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TOHN COOKE & CO., Dealers in Foreign
and Domestic Dry Goods, High street, near
Middle street, Port smouth Va
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MARINA COLOGNE A few b,xee Fari.
Z mas justly celebrated and highly D ,pular co.
LOGNE, which we offer for sale the usual pri-
ccs. ]. G. SCHOOLFIELD g. Co,
Aug 20-5t Druo0jsts
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III BUFF, Chemist, corner of High and Midi
IL +. die streets, Portsmouth,, Va.
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uOVEY'S SEEDING STRAWBER-

A
to inches in circumference, and the quality not
sur passcd.)
This season being more preferable to plant the
above than the spring, will commence ordering
from the Nui ser les such quantitc. may be de-
sired The Strawberries produced last seas from
plants sold by me- have placed IL beyond doubt,
that a respects size, favour, prcductivcncss and
adaptation to this climate, they stand high than
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-10-08
10 s.|'
I sRgRo DuEll.rse neoUND.

Is
Wousin he ahpsls DC duellshgs
charge 81 public duty. ! isltlsome carr
osi'y 10 visit the bloody gFoupd Why
Ibis spot should have been selected, 40
'one can tell but il il famous throuQh I'll
theSouih H i situated about hal 4 nils
rom lhe village. near lhe Sic on which
our troops we're stationed III anticipation
ol The arrival oi The British aarins lie last
war. aud from vi ich lheylso vigorously
fan a. socn IS they saw lie Zoe. ri / se-
GUIDED spot. near the sdse of 1 thick
wood, rude, Wild. uneafiiya,ed, with no
iop. path lsaaing 70 III. you stand 81 The
WI dtenehea BY The litesbfogd 81 tnanya
man. Here Decatur. Mason ADD Ciilev
lfell. One Of The most fefotfans dueIs -
RECORD. was fought here betveen Cen
Mason and McCaily. Masrn challensed
bis opponent; but Nc carty goa he ero,,na
that hls sight was defective, declined
hghting, He was posted ii a coward =
BENG . military man. Msson's challenge
was accepted. Behold The Weapons -
lpeether ihef must leap fiom The dona
oi ths Capitol; or III each gpon / kee 81
powder, and insert with bis own hand
slow na'chin the bunghole or figh. With
mus &c, 3; Ten paces Mlson protested
that The conditions were savsge McCariy
persisted in them. The paiiies met and
Mason was literally blow 10 pieces. A
tew weeks agp u duel was fbnght by two
snen from North Carolina Id johnson.
one Of the parties. was instantly killed -
The stakes ll.stand 4, ,er nsces ana,,.
the N arks made by The lei Id me turning
Of The body, and deep s,ainl IL Jobnson.s
blocd are still ueon The earth. The
ground Is black all around while The tall
Iank grass tells+us. as eloquent as al Wa
terloo. Q: The richDess Of human blood.
tCoy1l ef he NJ E. Puritan.
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4 ','alEN 5. s HoaArio N. GAII.AfIER.a

tnNpry m exsss>-.r.S. 49,.
deiermis<d 10 saISss 49, I, { p.e.'ss
wants with bis guns. raa 40 II ina III =
ihatin len minutes be would arrive ia din
ner SO stripping and placing his Ithings
very carefully upoaa stnne. he,f tgsa 10
iaxniiaie a The wafer. He was capstsl
Swimmer and bad swan 10 some distance
when % hishorror and dismag Oh look.
ing 70 the Place where be had ieil bis ha.
ib,lffaeois, hsperceived dozen snonk4ys
ovefhsuling his entire wsrarobe. 0ae
was pn,ilng his legs through the sleeves
aoi bis shirt another crammine bib head
Fiato biStEousers another trying 10 God II
any iTeasurs was concealed id his bdo,s;
Shpsihis bal formed source Of wbu1es.s
mfnt 4 sotre two or three others, who
we're ea.eaaoling 10 unssvel the mystery
BY nnripFiug the lining and takiRg half
y dczen bises cut B: the brim As. soon
as be gainsdIhis mental equilibfiufn Cor
me thing was so ridiculous as I'd make
him laugh hearIly, notwithstanding bis
disgust al seeing bis garments iaHned To-
such vile parposesn be- made with all
haste towards the shore, bu, Judge Eoi bis
horror .when}he saw these .prec;ots ras
Gals each catch up what he could; and
sci of q tuH speed into The jungle not
leaying poor Rogers even HE vestase ot
anaricle OF raimeht tocover himself All,
he heard was the glorious cha,terfag al
lhey one BY one disappeared, the last one
|lussIps Off bis shirt, which. being rather
s"kwafd to carry, was gconiinually trip
yping hin up, getting between lis legs
HIRE was rfetty. pickle for Christian
under hfoiling sun! and here be- ataid
MI the inmates OF The bungalow Begin
ming 10 suspec. some acciaent came oui
iufsearch and found poor Rogers sitting
up TO his neck Ia water, in frame 81
body and mind which We may conclude
70 be more easily imagined than deacrlb|
ed "Reminiscences Of ids iats Captain
Rogers.
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NOTICE to FARMERS.

NlAYlNG recently become the propfieiors of
u ! THE POTOMAC nII.E,' We respectful.
" announce to the farming community, that it
il now being put 10 completes repair, and is
ready for the reception Of Wheat.
i We have engaged the services Of the same
experienced and obiging Millers, who, Tor ma
ny years nsst, have given sueh satisfaction TO
the customers Of the mill !; and we confidently
indulge The hope, ihSt, we viii be permitted TO
retain as we are resolved 10 merit, q continu-
ancs Of the patronage, &hich has. heretofore,
Ibeenso literally extended TO this well know o
establishments:
Al we feet dispo1nion 10 incur The respon-
sibliiies and risks, ~ - result from all spec
ulatlons IN breadslufs, we have determined 10
buy no wheat whatever, but to eontine DOR.
selves, SIMPLY and solely, TO the Climbing Of
Grain fer others, At the usual rails of toll
guaraniyng, of course, 10 stand the inspection
Of The Baltimore and Georgetown markets
The commanding capabilities ofthe Poiomst
Mill for manufacturing 1out upon ihe most *.
tensiye scale, and in the besi manneF- its con
Seniencc 70 The Canal. and facilities for load
ing and unloading boats, &c, arc wth Known Ia
The fsrRers generally. and We fei,{Iate the as
suranee, that IL shall noi be our fApit, IL these
peculiar advantages do not eoa,iDus to Be duly
appreciated BY them N n
AR BoTELER, BRO & CO. /
Ane IS, lSi6-6,-Suitft conn ~
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Young Ladies Boarding School,
By Rer. 4. EsehesDerser,
WlEcHEsTER, VA.
AmgeFoma se@aiInaFYs

seaAlelES5IUMA R,s5ia1Al14ouI y .
|eTgHE exercises Of this Seminary for Yodnr
y Ladies will be resumed on Tassdag fks Isl
lef September. The InstrnctiAns Of HE institu-
lion will embrace, as hereibfore. The various
branches OF English. Classical and 0rpamensal
Education. Pupilswill hsSs;the benefit Of the
personal distractions Of ths1ndefsigued, and
Ia Only limited humber will BE samllied, each
pupil viii receive such atssHsion:as must secure
Satisfactory progress. s.
Heretofore, the expense. inmeA institutions,
hsh been 50 great as TO deter Earehts from send
ing their daughters from hoCnle % enjoy the ID.
Vanisges Of good educstian. knxi@,1s. As Jar
Is praeticsbie, that this dijfcyita shSEld be ~
waited, young lsdies will be atinfgl,ed into sbis
Institution At an average expense noteIcee3ing
81 100 for the scholastic year of 10 months, ior
500 to pupils under twelve years Of age. aud
i'm the case Of two or more pupils from the
same family 500 each. Tsis 10 ,p6Iude the
entire expense Of board. wsshipg light, fuel,
and tuition, in all the branches eL Ebglish and
Classical education. References 10. circulars,
furnished on application 10 the undersigned,
either personally or by letter.
n l.. EIcHELBERGER, Principal.
II Winchester, Aug 81, IS46-3m.
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"A Profane sws~er ,Notplasssd LII
Schoharie County there lives imam
whose addiction 10 profanity is sucH BAL
bis name has become ~ word and i re
proachs; but by some internal therinome
ter he so graduates lis ,oatbs as 10. make
them apply ioltae peculiar, case inihand ;
the greater the tnishap or Cause for :a9g er.
the stronger and more frequent his adm
raiions.-- His businessis thai OF d gataef
er of ashes. which be cpllec,s IN small
quantities and transports 10 sn OK cant
Upon recent ]occssion. having BY diaiol
great labor succeeded 10 filling his vshi
Gle. be started for The ashery. which
stands upon the brow 81 steep hill tnd
II was mol until be reached HE door sha,
be noticed, winding lis iortuous co,irse
down the long declivity. line Of wbiit
ashes. while something.shsrt jof pecklre.
NAMED in the cart. The iwellgrsl S,
the way side and iheysibai tarried there
bad assembled in great force. expecting
40 unusual anhtheBal display Tunhjne
however 10 The crowd the uslorsEttais
man heaved q sigh. and simply remargsd
.Neighbors. III no use ca,ssf 40 juslic.
10 tie su!jsct. = Knicksybocksr. Il
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: PEcULrAa SITUATION.

Captain Rogers had once accepted The
invitation u brother officer 10 totally
different pafl o. the island 10 Try few
days bosiilfies against The elephants Of
that neighb1E hood. and had arrived alter
days sporl within mile or two Of the
BIN ealow where his host and hostess
were awsilidg bis arrival. When passing by
alds.igh.fuI cool looking river. he thought
! plunge would bethe most renovatiDg
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A OAsnOa

WILLIAM LUCAS q EEHI. +. WASHINGTON.
HAffSG associated themsefses in the Prise
n lice ofihe In " will attend the Sdperior and
inferior Courts Of Jefferson, BerteleJ, PIedc-
rick. and Clarke
Olice the same rs heretofore occupied BY Lu-
ess & Bedinger.
chsrlesioEn. Aug. II, l6i5-if
The seoior Partner 10 the above Card would
say 70 his friends and to The public generally.
that he has again resumed with renewed zeal,
tie practice Of bis profession, which the duties
Of public life for The last few years. have com.
PEELED him 10 = measure 10 neglect. To ~,
then. who would entrust their business 70 his
charge, be deems il osly necessary for him 10
say, that he 10 sgain prepared, Is heretofore,
with ali bis energy, 70 DO battle in their cause,
and 70 project, with al bis sbilty, the rights
and interests Of his eliens He can generally
be found, when not elsewhere professionally
engaged, al his Off 10 10 charesiown.
. Aug, % 1916. -tE
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$500 CASES. /
Watkins, Duugan 8 Rust,

.4t their ErtenSfre Warehouse, No. 232,
\ Baltimore Street, near the Corn +
gof Charles Street, 4
IL AyEKnow in store, just received from The
\ m Eastern manufacturers, their fall supply
Of BOOTS SHOES, HATS, oars,
SO 4 suited TO the fall trade, ~hich together
with their usual supply Of ladies, misses and
ctIldren's Shoes and Boots, manufactured oil
fhe best materials under their own direction,
viii give 10 dealers unsurpassed advantages in
ihe selection Of their stock. IL consists OF up
wards Of
$500 Cases Of The foHo,sing kinds:
Mems.
Meas ex,raflsnier bfogans
II do do do do Cd quality,
do prime double and single sole DO.
do double sole thick boots
| do prime single sole do
do common low-priced DO,
do heavy grain thick do,
Ge3,lsmen's 6ne calf boots, sewed and peggfd
/ do do moroccodo,
Mems fine seal, grain and kip do,
Boys fne, youths and chidrens do,
GenIlemen's cloth and lasting CATERS,
do fine calf, Pegged and sewed bros ans,
do fne seal and morocco do
Boys and youths goat and calf DO
WOlMenss.
Ladies' fashionable kid & French morocco slips,
do do black and coiored gators,
Misses do morocco and kid slips.
do do black and colored CATERS,
Ladies' morocco, kid and COST skin welts,
Wcncn's leather wells. begged aae ssved,
Misses and children's leather, boots, ard the
prettiest stock Of city made childrsn's shoes,
that can be found, consisting Of ehildren's
COLI. CATERS, black and colored buckskin
boots and ankle ties. y,
Trunks, Backing, Cowhides, whips, &c.
Umbrellas and Parasols.
ALSO
200 Cases or Hats.
Gpney, Fur and Russia Hats,
Fine Cashmere, Silk aud Nutiia do,
Drab and Black Wool do,
TpIpaulIn and Glazed do.
BOJN.NETS.
Willow, Cyprian and Lawn Bonnets, s
Devon, Stray, Rutland & Foreneel Braid do,
Neapolitan and Swiss Lawndo,
Misses and children's Gimp do,
800 Dozen Caps, -
EOf all the various qualities, suchss for, ger I
sealette, lawn and glazed silk, cloth, nuskrat,
&c. -.
The above goods have all been manufactured
and selected with due attention TO the wants OF
the trading community, knowledge Of which
has been sustained BY manyyears ofexperience
OF the part Of the subscribers, and who feel
grest confidence in promising TO those whe may
pstronize them great advantages in the select
lion Of their stock. Dealers are respectfully,
invited 10 examine their stock before purchase
ing,
Baltimore, Oct I, 1876 -3m. -