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treasure OF the Republic. It would not be Just, snd 4
could not promote harmony.
As Mexico ia gradually brought under Amer
lean rule, we do not dosiro to principle sane
toned tha, wond compel each now addition OF ter
ri,ory to bo forever cursed with involuntary ser
vitude. And hose who seek to make acquies-
cenco in such design a,os, Of Democracy are
Ear from wise, and can scarcely have counted the
eos, Of the experiment. Yet This 10 the object
nov sought TO be accomplished under the dclu-
sive proposition for the extension Of the Missouri
eamnromiae
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RAILROAD MEETING.

AT meeting of the citizens Of Kalida,
held on Friday, the Goth ult., to take into
consideration the expediency Of constructing
a RAILROAD from KaIida 10 some suiIa-
BILE point on the Miami Extension Canal, G.
H. RICE, ESQ., was called 10 the Char, and
Mr.. BEN. METCALF, chosen Secretary,
Tho chairman stated the object Of the
meeting, and expressed his warm approval
of the project.
Mr.. Ackerman offered for adoption the
following resolution:
Resolved, That in the spinien Of this
meeting, il is expedient to construct Rail
way from Kalida to some suitable point OF
the Canal.
Mcssrs. John Vail, j. J. AckoIman. B.
Metcalf, J. Mackenzie, and 8. Guthrie, be-
ing called upsn, gave their views in favor OF
the project, and the best means for carrying
liz into successful operation.
After which, the question was taken and
the resolution carried, sem con.
On motion Of DR.. c. NJ. Godfrey,
Resolved, That committee Of three be
appointed TO report the probable cos, oI
the construct on of The Road
The Chair appointed Messrs. G. M. God.
frey, John Vail, Joseph White, said commit
tee. olI.
On melton, the names Of tho Chairman
and Samuel Parker were added TO the com.
mtiee.
On motion Of J. J. Ackormln, Esq.
Resolved, that committee of five be ap-
pointed TO ascertain what amount could be
raised for the construction ofths Road.
The chair appointed Messrs. James Mac.
keuzic, S. Guthrie, T. Coulter, r. R. Nc.
Clurc, and Hugh Crawford, such committee
On motion Of J. j. Ackerman, Esq.
Resolved, That committee Of three be
appointed 10 draft memorial 10 the Log
IOt CUuItcI WI
structon of the road, and also 10 report the
frame of a Bill in accordance with the re-
quirements OF the memorial.
The chair appointed M Msssrs. J. J. Acker
man, Ben. Meicalf, and Winchton Rislcy
such comaliilee. $3.50, aa 3ae
A subscription was opened at the meet
ting and $l0,725 subscribed for the con
struction of the Railroad.
On motion, Resolved, That tho proceed
ings of this meeting be published in the Ka
Ida Venture, and that the Lima and Find
lay papers be alse requested to publish the
sama.
On motion the meeting was adjourned tc
Friday the 10Th November uext.
c. II. RICE, Chairman.
n,,~ M,,r.,AJr [prrpfU,-u
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TUESDAY, NOVEMBER ., isA7.
By rm { I'm. srArE CoNvrNrIor, srE JAN. 1916

Rsso.ued, That the Democracy Of Ohio are op
posed to all papS currency, and are resolved TO
RETuRN TO THE CONSTITUTIONAL CURRENCY or GOLD
AND SILVER.
Resolued, That the Democracy Of Ohio ate op-
posed to all chartered and special privileges, as
destructive TO equality and hostile 10 free insti-
tutions, and from, heneeforh and (arerer declare
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upon the result Of our election. II is a trN
umph in favor Of the blessings Of peace over
the horrors aud Disgrace Of an unjsss and
ubiquitous ,sar. . Il is triumph OF Constitu-
tional right over the lawIcss acts Of toedE
and infdtuated Executive.
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GEORGIA. The Journal of Commerce thus
speaks, in reference to the Legislature recent
ly elected in this Stale:
"In the last Senate there was Dem. ma
iority Of 8, and in the house Wing najoiiy
of 8. Should the remaining members come
in as before, the Senate would be tie,
while in the House there would be demo-
cratic majority Of Q, and the same on joint
ballot. Two U. S. Senators to be chosen.
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Hon. Alex. H. Everett, American Coa-
missioner TO China, died at Canton. The
Intelligence was brought by The French stca-
NOR. Missouri, which arrived at New York
last Tuesday week
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OFFICIAL VoTE or MARYLANp.-The
whole number efvotes pollad, at the recent
election in Maryland, was 6S,O9S. The
majority for Thomas, tho Democratic candi-
date, according 10 the oflcicial returns, is
63S.
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Among the most jealous Of the advocates
Of anti-Slavery, none surpass Mr.. Clay in
ardent and efficient advocacy of emancipa-
TONY Y. Tribune.
MY slaves are fat and sleek.-Mr. Clay's
speeck, in reply TO Mr.. Mendenhall.
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RAILRoADs.--On our first page will be
found an article on this subject, deserving
an attentive perusal.
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y-.uen. Scott had given orders nor ms. raiz
mediate relcse ofof Gen. Bravo, as a rcw,r.l
for his good conduct and patriotism IN the
battle Chapul'apec. 1t seems that Gen.
Bravo was not killed as previously reported.]
Congress will meet at Qucretora on tlio
5lh, at which date the new Prcadeat Psra-
des, would be there, and il is supposed his
new Cabinet are favorable TO peace, AMI
will negotiate with Mr. Trist, yi' ling flom
necessity to his terms" PC esw ~.
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PENNSYLVANIA ELscrIoN.-The old keystone
true to herself, and to Democratic principles. has
elected Francis R. Ssunk governor by majori-
ty Of abeu, 2o,0o0ovsr his Mexican opponent.
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The New Orleans papers publish ann.
bor ofletters from the city of Mexico, Of rho
2S,h Of September, which give full accounts
of Santa An"4's resignation and address,, hut
il WAS clearly evident that he still direciId
the movements of the Mexican army. lie
had farce of $500 regulars, bJsides n
large number Of Gucrrillas.. o tSe asa
1t was rimored that Paradcs, Bustamenfe
and others, had invited f,eign pnwsrs to sc'S
tie existing difficulties bolwecn that coBitIry
and the United Stltes. af-, 1sl.g8o3 8gA
Mexican papers say that Gen. Qn,manis-
sued orders for all the officers in Mexico io
report to The Inspector General Of the Amer
ican army; and another regulating the price.
of corn. GaiiHe 5ssla ica aluQW sd
The city was quiet and families walked
the streets in security; even ladies' wora,
seen abroad. The shops have all been"pen1
ed, and the Theatres are nightlycrewdcdto
overhowing. 3ai @ 'a'4 biHea.l Il
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That FxAUD.--Mr. Acksrman disavows
giving currency to the disgracoful assault
upon Rev. P. o. Bredeick, of Section Ten,
and Mr.. M. B. Newman, volunteers TO as
sumo the responsibility Of publication, giving
the name Of WV. scO1r, of Jennings Town
ship, as the "substantial democrat" who au-
thorizod this uncalled for assault upon phi
vate character. We have no desire to dis
pute Mr.. Ackerman's disavowal in this case,
or Messrs. Newman and Scott's claim to the
hosor won by il, but the Puinam-~Advertisef
passes for sheet published at Kalida, Put
nam County. Was this really SO, we are
urged to believe this assault would not have
been made. Is the character Of our citizens
then at the mercy of a man whose discretion
10 doubtful, and who is ignorant Of our af.
fairs, and are all false assaults to be excused
on the plea of his uucaled for intermed-
dling' How are the public TO distinguish
for the future Newman's laundering from
Acksrman's carefully considered editoralsi
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The P.cayuno says:--We arc not about
10 repeat the list here. II will be found in
Mr.. Kendall's letters, but VIC may mention,
however, that Coils. Mcintosh and O. Ransom.
Lit. Col. Martin Scott, LIT. Col. Grahaf... OF
infantry, Lit. Col. Baxter, of the New York
regiment, and 1t. Col. Dickinson, Of the
South CHroIina regiment, Are dead. For
the rest of the dcplorable list we refef'io Mr..
Kendall's letters. 4ia3s &'ir d5lA rlc@
You will also see by a General Order that
the General-in-C Chief has imposed ontI,e city
contribution of 10000, Of which $40, 900
is TO beappropriated to the purchase ofnec-I
cssariss and convenonces for the sick and
wounded; $4,000 forthelpurcl,ase ofshoesr
blankets, &C., for a gratuitous gift TO the
rank and file ofthe army and $40, ,00G tobe
appropriated tosother military puIposes.---
The leyying Of contributions is a new move
ment in the prosecution ofthis war.
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ten by foreignergto one ofhis countrymen
in Vera Cruz Frenchman Ags
Mexico, Sept. %, lS47.
My DEAR SIR: avail myself oflhe depart
ure Of the British Courier to sketch yos The
scenes it has been my luck 10 witness in the
Capital and it's environs; the Mexicans hav9
ing been beaten in al points and in every
way, from tie 9Th 70 the 18th inst. - aiea
y Gen. SAINTS Anpn left the Capital on tho
evening Of the 18th, and took tho road Of
the interior ~<F 'is72'@ 3
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THE PROPOSED RAILROAD.

The Railroad undor contract 10 Findlay,
in Hancock County, will not there find its
terminus. 1t must ultimately be completed
10 Fort Wayne, passing through a portion ol
our county. BY proper exertions on the
part of our citizens il can be made 10 pass
Gilbos, Kalida &c. on ito route, and be made
a most valuable means efenlarging our trade
and population, and opening our new country
TO the advantages ofa we'll directed enter
prize. Our citizens, desirous Of securing
the benefit Of its transit Of commodities d.
rectly, as we'll os those Of the Miami Exten-
sion Canal, held meeting, on Friday last,
10 mature measures to complete branch Of
the Railway from this place to yet unde-
ternined point on the Canal and from the
unanifnity Of opinion there manifested by the
whole body of citizens, the liberal profsrs Of
subscriptions, and the appreciation of the ab-
soluie necessity afthe work, 10 secure u due
share of trade to this portion Of the country,
We have little doubt but that the project will
bc prosecuted 10 successful result.
Several calculations have been m1de ol
the probable cost Of the wsrk, and various
opinions expressed as the best route, &c. j,
buttill survey and estimate has been
made, these must be very indefinite. After
the next meeting We will be able to lay a
more accurate statement Of the extent and
cost Of the project before OUT readers, AT
present the calculation is 10 make Section
20. on the canal the point Of .erminatiOn--a
distance Of about 8 miles.
Such work, though local in its character,
cannot fail to be beneficial TO the whole
county, as il must cause an influx of popula-
ton, wealth and On terprize, and give an i'm
petus TO trade which must radiate widely be.
beyond the immediate vicinity Of the work
itself.
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Subscriptions should be here by The 18th
December, at farhesf, 10 ensure all the num-
bcrs.
Washington, Oet 4, 1s47.
BLAIR e. RIVES.
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Proposals for n Loan.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT. February y, 1871.
CEALCD PROPOSALS will be received until the tenth day of
y April next nclsve for loan OF eighteen miilios OIL
dollars under OF the 18th January last, authorizing
die Issue of treasury nG,es. Nc on treasury ,oes "
issued under said payable two years after the date oil
said notes. with interest the rate OF six per cent per an
mum, payable sen-annually The bids. in all cases. must
be unconditional, and without any reference to the sup
posed bids of others, they may not be considered Inc
bids should state distinctly in all the premium Of
iered No bid will be received below par To give AN OPP
ortnny all persons participate in the investment OF
funds in these noteshich, ACCOUNT Of the privilege OF
6,,dng may hereafter be materially enhanced IN vane-
bids VIII be received for the lowest denomination 81 notes
authorized by the law, as well as for higher sums.
The department reserves the right of fixing the periods
when the money be paid so us not to be required to
anticipate the of the government or allow any hte
est until the money actually paid The money payable
the loan be deposited with the Tess4rsr Of the I'm.
ted States the of the mint at PhladctRa or oil
he branch mint al New Orleans, with any of the assist
ant treasurcrs at Boston, New York, Charleston, or ST
Ians X. ]. WALKER,
Feb 9-dlwGwtIOA Secretary of the Secretary.
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TO sUBscRIBERs.

Ths will b. upon
nept Of the suhst ription be made in ad Vance.
Distant subscribers may postage
ON WISH Will be paid by and Ill risk asuned by IL
The COUNTRY PAPER h published riweeky Aarsg ns
s'on Of Congress aud senkvsskly during tAs
subscriptions perodeis will be
proportionsd TO the above annual ~
posnsster
ons or advertisements will be scsirt therefor The
pns ~ xny sPeeie paying bank will be received
'oSi authorized o
rs DAILY suhscribers with enclcsed bEMi
with SIS enclosed; i've WEEkLf sub
MIN so enclosed will be entitled copy
0"i''on as 'hey furnish us subscribers for. gratis.
90 The CoseREssosAL will be- n~rpishsd ts,a an ne
ferMs. - = '-- 49, $3.50
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lmpOrtant Sale.
TNIIE CATIIARINE FURNACE, with dwelling; 4,6a
acres ofland, containing iron ore, well wooded fix
lures paites stock steam engine, engnehousc, cupolas
a complete iron manufacturing estnbishmeni.-bn Tues
day. June ist 1877 will be sold public auction, tho
Furnace With ali the sa erso s
patterns, stock Ne, &o together with the dwelling and
ring estabshment with neat and desirable family resi-
denee attached and situated IL comfy as un?uesioan
embraced in the proposed sale are as follows, !
The Ca!harne Furnace location IN the county Of SPo
mile from Sw Run Gap Turnpike Road and
The Stack was built by Mark McAee, in the year 1887
e So feet high 50 feet square at the base 10 feet across the
clearinghouse, 30 feet wide 80 feet long, with shed
each side 70 feet wide and 50 feet long
Engine house of stone, ~ teet wde and 10 long, with
sheds two sides, and an engine of lihorse power
Bridge-hsuse, ss feet wide, Al feet long
Coahouse part of stone 80 feet wide, 100 feet long, with
shed 10 feet wide 100 feet long
house, smoke-iouse, and backsmiths shop; patterns
noulds and fixtures for the manufacture OF nearly every
description of shell and shot used by the general govern
ment valuable set Of brass pot patterns, stove patterns
IL mules and horse, wagons CARTS &c., with gear
blacksnith's tools
S,abling ample to accommodate from 40 to so head OF
horses mules. 49
The dwelling house, stories, with rooms kitchen,
and all necessary offices, and houses for
two equal annual instruments secured as usual by deed
of trust the premises considerable portion of the
properly being persaDe, good personal security VIII be
required in addition to the deed of trust. i
The property may be purchased private SALE unttle
10th May, lS4 After that day. no private offer will be re-
ceived If sold privately notice will be given in all the
newspapers which publish this advertisement, that
residing distance who wish to purchase, may be
assured that the sale win positively take place the LIST
June unless the above notice given.
Application for private sale may be made to Dr William
lied to conclude bargan but information the subject
NAV be obtained from either OF the subscribers.
VIM N. WELLFORD,
Executor of John 5. Wexford,
ED. II. CARMICHAEL,
X. Ii. CUNNINGHAM,
Trustee OF f. b. Dean, jr.
N B. There now the bank at the Catharine Fur
mace about6O0 of pig ron Of the blast OF 1886 any
portion (which will be sold to the purchaser OF the prop
ery who may desire to commence immediate operations
March IL, lSl7.-dltcptd
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C,URRAN'S speeches, volume octave, new English
edition. viii, portrait Sheritian's Speeches. volume
oeayo London edition, 1875 Speeches OF Lord Erskne,
new edition. London, 1916, volume octavo Speeches OF
he Earl Of Chatham volume octave, London, 1915 Sc
ect Speeches of George Cunning volume octave; Speech
Is Of Wnlha and Huskisson together in volume octa.
vo Speeches of Phillips Curin and Grattan, together in
VOL Oct Speeches of Chatham, Burke Erskne, and Mack
ntoh together in volume Select Speeches OF Patrick
Henry Edmund Randolph, Fisher Ames, Edward Livngs-
,on Governeur Morris Josiah Quincy, CASTOR, Pnkney,
and other distinguished AMERICANS, volume octryo the
sedgwick 2 volumes Legislative Speeches and Reports
Of Daniel D. Barnard volume Speeches of G. Calhoun,
| volume Speeches of Daniel Webster, volumes
numerous for the limits of an advertisements many othem
in,norted from London direct by F. TAYLOR,
I'm IA Book seller, Washington.
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TAR. A. Van Zandcs Health Restorative Pills IL n
~ medicine which moi only but prevents disease,
capable of great results and equally calculated to be safely
used for apparently small ones We all know how dread
full and dangerous seated bilious disorder is, and
also well aware of the seeming nsgnfcnnce OF its first
warnings ncpency. The individual suffering from
slight pains in his chest back stomach, from occa-
sions nausea, dull headache, extreme nervousness, sleep
lessness, tng prevacaon of Appetite and other disa-
preeabe vsations commonly and ooishly looked
as portant may know that these symptoms, treat
contemptuousy the consequences of diseased
state the liver which, if remcded, will lead either
speedy death long train OF unbearabe ills which
known by the following names Hypochondria mania,
dizziness slow fevers, epilepsy asthma dropsy, rheuma-
tism chorass commissions nausea, nervousness cramps,
govt, peursy, jaundce rabiy, and violence, dyspep-
sia Mysteries scurvy foul stomach, dry coughs gandular
affections colds lingering hroa various disorganiza-
tons of the great intestine, structures and spasmodic
plants internally euptions sloess of BREATH heartburn
neuralgia vital inflammation, nulence gastric fevers Nc
Sometimes, too, there irregular action of the
heart. Take these pills and suffer no more.
WYATT ~ KETCHUM,
12l Fulton ST., N. Y, General Agents and sold by
CHARLES STOTT,
March l3-3m Washington, ID. G.
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ny a. GREE.S., .sxe.1....r.

HOUSEHOLD AND kITCHEN FURNITURE AT
Auctol-On Monday, the 9Th April shall sell M The
house next door east of the Friends Meeting house on
lot of inrniture, viz: \ 500
Mahogany Sofas dressing and older bureaus
DO dining fast, and other tables
Maple hgh and low post bedsteads
Cane-seat and other chairs
Washstands feather beds and carpets
Andirons, shoves and longs
Cooking and other stoves
Looking glass and clock
School desks and benches, with lot of Kitchen utensils
With many oter articles not necessary TO enun,erate
Terms of sae' All of and under S25, cash over
S credit OF sixty days, Tor satisfactorily endorsed
bearing interest. A. GREEN.
March 3J-slts Auctiouecr
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TTNFfE FHANCO-AMERICAN, 10 Nnssnu sHeet, Now
i York.-Ths new and beautiful French paper com
mcncng Monday, April 6, will be issued every Monday,
Wednesday, md Friday the moderate rate oil 50 year;
50 FOR six months; 81 80 for three months
Devoted the of democracy liberty OF religions and
social ameoraon its columns will contain the most exact
and copiaus commercial administrative, and judiciary i'm
founaon and original literary works OF the best writers OF
both worlds, consisting Of productions unpublished even In
France; scientific, agricultural, CRITICAL and other articles,
together with the Paris fashions, We. , II,
The moderate price, both Of subscription and advertising
together with the quantity and interest OF the contents OF
t paper advantages possessed by ether of the same
kind in the United States,
Agent, j. MlChAhD,
19hstreet, between and o.
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HARTvELL,s WASHINGTON HOUSE,

Ch,sau Adore SEVENTH door to the Masonic Hail.
Philadelphia
TlIIS Hotel has been greatly enlarged and efunished,
and the proprietor mas spared no means 10 insure
10 his visiters every comfort and convenience. The
dining saloon for gentlemen well as the private ordi
nary for ladies' large and convenient The parlos and
chambers capacious, and fitted up in the most modern
Style This house being in central position, the prophe-
socts continuance of public favor, pledgng himself
that effort his part shall be spared to secure them
every luxury the city affords.
NJ B. bath house is atached to the hotel, where warm
and cold baths canEe had at any hour.
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NUMBER ss5
NEW SPRING GOODS.

DARNES & MITCHELL, at their new Dry Goods Store
~ two doors east OF d. Clagen AZ Co. Pennsylvania
ing been purchased at a',con in New York and otle
those bought in the regular way We would very respect
fully solicit call from ALL believing that will be Inucl
to te'r interest to buy of as will be to sell h
goods We name, in part, the following, Wis
2eases 5000 yards fine French lawns. at l6 cents pc
yard, oil handsome style, and coors warranted to wasl
2cases, 200 yards "a wide French Organdie do, a
case 200 yards rich lawns entirely new
leases, l,sOo yards, lawn gnghams, unusually ceaI
cases, 1000 yards, handsome style Manchester and
and Earlston gnghams
ease 1000 yards, linen singhams some among the
case, 1900 yards, new and handsome style bcreges
e ,Ss 1850 ussy e french sauarne
pieces new nnd hanfsone Style Monterey mousse
cases new and beautiful style Polka muslin dresses
light grounds
10 pieces handsome style wash silks, very cheap
10 do do silk plads
u do handsome spring style fancy dress silks
10 DO Bregour plaids, new and handsome article
30 do Al fine French chintz
Also, cases, 5000 yards, fancy prints of new and
beautiful styles.
In mourning goods, we have just received
30 pieces apacas, AT prices twenty per cent less than
10 pieces Lupn's black and blueblack bombasinsl
Is do black bereges and balzarines, plain satin
stripe, and plaid
10 do black and white bazarine lawns, beautiful in
Ht ~ style ~
Is do plaid and striped, black and white ginghams,
uncomnony cheap
Love wells and handkerchiefs, &c a4t
~ dozen linen-camhrc hankerchiefs at l2a cents
Likewise complete assortment OF every other price
20 dozen ladies' silk neck ties 4-|f
Goves-kid silk lisle thread, cotton, and every other
kind p ''i.N ~,
Aso, misses gloves
Ribands, French flowers, for bonnets, &c.
Ia hosieres we have an assortment OF every kind
100 pieces Irish linens, bought very cheap, and will be
sold at small profit
Also linen sheengs, table diapers, birdeye diapers
Russia diaper and every other article that can be
called for inlinen goods - t fI ftt
100 pieces plain, PLAID, and striped SWISS NULL book,
and Jaconet muslins, in prices from l2h 37h
per yard
In shawls our assortment is complete embracing
White ana coored embroidered Canton Grape
Satn-stripe berege, thread, net wood
fian, black, and colored silk with many other kinds
too numerous to mention
Ihe ladies VIII please favor with call
March 31-3tawtf BARNES 4. MITCHELL
NOTE Paper and Envclopes.-French and English,
plain and fancy, with embossed borders lace edges