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CIANCERY SALE-By virtue Of dccfcc uf tla rf
cult court OF the District OF Columbia io te rpsufY
Washington sitting : court ~ chaneey, made iu 81
cause of Easter, Bro " Co. Wn. Wand ~ ~, shat
offer AZ auction Ia front OF the premises. tho Sh y
June instant, O'Clock, y. m. I'll Tie west halt pan 81
lot No H. in square A. OF the cy OF Nashngiot, VIII ~
an prove ments including thrce--oy brick dwelling The
property 23 the north side Of hssla sict
opposite the malt and extends back w ieei cs q
alley % feet wide, and opening into a street, snd b %
worthy of attention.
The terms of sal. are; One-Rnh OF the purchase mooney
be paid in hand, and the residue Ia four equal ccrsis
aliyeary payments with interest nom tlc day ~ sr, o.
secured by approved bonds notes and ga i pay
of the purchase money ard interest and o ihe sale
being ratified and confirmed by the cout, viii execute %
the purchaser his her heirs and assigns h, hr
their cost valid and sufficient decd IN Zee OF the se
with all the title, estate claim, and demnnd ulgrvu. luw
equity, OF the parties TO the said cause II TIE crts
of sale shall be complied with Ia thrrc days. reserve
the right resell the premises al auction Tor cash. of o
any terms of credit the risk and OF the purchases
in default after less than three days advertisement Al
any newspaper Published in the city of Washington
The creditors OF William 6. Orme, deceased, are warn
ed 10 exhibit their claims, with the vouchers thereof n ta
above cause, on before the third Monday IN October
next CLEMENl YIN iih-ir"
June l-eodSds X. w. DYER, Auctioneer, =
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NEW Soap and Candle Fsetory.-Tbe subscriber has
~ recently fitted mp the building formerly occupied as
warehouse, Lenox's wharf; where he Is now manuae
turing superior article OF brown and fancy soap Having an
experienced workman from Scotland, lac determined not
be outdone either quality price Orders lett at
the factory the National HOTEL will be promptly at
tended 70 Remember the place is al lenoxs wharf, near
the Long Bridge. JARED COLEMAN.
y. b. Now ~ hand few thousand pounds dry soap,
which viii be sold low. j. y.
Innr a--eohn
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Rv n. GREEN, .9,ciioneer.

NEW TWO-STORY FRAME HOUSE AND LOT AT
IN AUCTION-On Monday, the 2lst instant, at O'Clock,
p m., shall sell, the premises, handsome two
story frame house with attic, situated north street.
between 9th and 10Th in square $40. The house
fronts north 1t contains six good rooms and Kitchen with
good cellar
Terms of sale One-third cash the balance six,
twelve, and eighteen months, for bearing interest
A deed given and a deed Of trust taken
Persons wishing make good investment will do well
to attend the sale A. GREEN,
June H--3t Auctioneer.
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JOHN y. HORNER,
.9fiOrnrU and (Ouns6IiOr at Lar,


OFFERS his professional services in the District Courts
~ Of the counties of Fond du Lac Dodge Columbia and
Marquette also in the Supreme Court of the Territory
OF Wisconsin.
prc-emption claims and general land agent be-
half of purchasers of the public lands and for nonresident
of lands the above countless the payment
taxes and sale, and redemption from sale OF lands
forfeited for
His address and residence Green Lake, Marquette
county Wisconsin. JOHN s. HORNER.
MAY 2I-cp6
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THE UNION.


TWO HANDSOME TWOSTORH FRAME HoL ST.
L AND LOT AT AUCTloN.--Ou Tuesday, Co., "a D.
slant, shall sell, the premises ocu.k. ta
good wosloy frame houses, situAted ga lNh eisrl, p
New York avenue and ttei, ueaf - Iitl4i 80
lot, and ia improving ncigJoThtd iitr aianff le
forty feet 18Th street, aud hafk niuFurh o.
20 thirty feet alley The houses have been uesy rlai
ed and will command a yearly rent o Sie0 each
Terms will be liberal, and made known n siif
June 1881 A GREEN. AarfioFnsr
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IN X. ". DYER, .g,.c,fonee,..

INTENSIVE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
II PLATE, WINES &c, Browns Hotel, Washing
ton.-On Monday, the 18th June instant, 10 O'clock
A. will be sold by order OF the orphans court Browns
Hotel Penny avenue all the household furniture
plate, wines, liquors. &c, of that large and well known
tablishmen embracing
The furniture Of several parlos furnished in the most
CANT manner with rosewood and mahogany furniture
Very large and handsome French plate pier glasses
SaXony, Imperial and Brussels carpets Ne, all nearly
The furniture of 100 chambers the feather beds and hair
mattresses OF superior quality
large quantity OF table and bed lnen blankets and bed
ding
large quantity of silver plate and plated ware cutlery
China glass, and crocbery
Also, the wines and liquors, of which there is large
quantity Of most superior quality
With great variety OF articles necessary for large
establishment.
will be given of the order in which the furn
ture, Ne, will be sold.
Catalogues will made of the wines and liquors. and
the sale.
The of sale will be: All sums of and under $50,
cash $50, and exceeding 800, credit of sixty
days. Sl0O credit of three, and months,
for notes satisfactorily endorsed, bearing interest.
June ibid r.. w, DYER, Auctioneer.
{aJ- The public Is respectfully Informed that the
hotel known Browns Hotel, Washington, win be con-
tnued by the subscribers of the late proprctor They
hope, 10y thorough OF the furniture, and by
making other improvements render the house worthy
continuance of the patronage which has for
been literally extended to it.
N. Is. The house will be closed of the
above sale. MARSHALL BROWN,
TlLLOTTSON BROWN.
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California.

We republshei. some time since. communication ex.
racted from the Californian" derogaiing as Was sup
posed from Gen keamy OF the army, and Capt Mer'
vine OF the navy, and declaring that Capt. Stockton
commanded in the battles OF the sih and 9th Of January
last Having published that communication from the
Californian" deem il but just TO give is eiio
rial OF later date correcting lis former error
Repahiican Mas H. eep,ea "a The wssf
Herald Of May ~.
The Californian, OF February A. aliues the lctio ls
Los Angeles, previously published In that paprg which n,
since been repubshcd In the Unai States AMI casir
forth a from MAJOR Emory 10 tseueta KcaHys
position the baies OF tic slh andsh OF January sa
"our object in referring 70 ,is letter, % 90 justice
two brave and distinguished 0iiicersi5en. krarny ana
Capt Mervine The writer OF this etisr that ~
march from San Diego 10 Los Angeles the whole on
der the immediate command Of Conuoiore rtockhn i
while, the truth Is, that previous taking up he hoe o
march, Commooe Stockton announced 70 the oii0ers a
the whole expedition was placed under command 81 tea
keany, himself holding hts station connandeIin- Nc
of California and Cen kearny did command the wlf
expedition, and Capt Turner the Dragons alluded %
The Californian then goes do iusfhsr ~ Capftin
Mervne, by showing that 'hs cxodiuon ifon san fen
gallant affair." although unsuccessful io lack q hgs
10 pursue the enemy
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rI,O Surgeons and Purscrs In the Navy.The subscr-
| beers i'm porting gold epauetts and trimmings under
tie regulation of the 1T OF June, 1871 Surgeons passed
assistants assistants, and pursers be supplied in the
shortest space tine necessary import the Oil
GERS Canned above) describing rank, will please send their
osders and address, by mail, to BAILEY IL CO.
formerly Bailey and Kitchen,
June Il--2aw3m I3J Chesnut -street, Philadelphia.
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Ru n. GREEN, .9ucfioncrr.
BUGGY. hor.e and harness, and Jersfy wagon

IL harness ut auction.On Tuesday, the 22d instant,
shall sell, in front Of the Centre market, az O'Clock,
handsome young horse, with buggy and harness The
horse five years old prghiy aud gentle the buggy has
leather top and well built, and sold OF whom
IL may
Also at the same time, shall sell excellent family
carriage or Jersey wagon, with harness. Terms, cash
Persons wishing purchase win do well to attend,
the above will positively be sold TO the highest bidder.
June 19-2t A. GREEN, AuCtoneer.
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NJARSHAL's SALE.n virtue OF writ of ier iacias ct
Nl condemnation issued from the clerks office of the
Circuit Court District of Columbia for the county
Washington, and directed, shall expose 10 public
sale for cash. Saturday, the 26h instant, front oi
the Centre Market 10 O'Clock, IN. the following
property, viz; Lot of crockery consisting of pitchers
basins teapots, mugs creapots chambers, and
GERS, dozen and umbles, lot OF earthenware plates
pots, pitchers bowls, mugs, chambers eacups and
GERS of numbers lot OF glass dishes, lot OF glass nrs
candies lamps scales, lot of segars, toys, drums lot OF
chambers, handsaw, shovel ongs, and androns, kitchen
table, c. Ncseized and levied upon the property
Joseph s. Glenn, and sold satisfy judcias No 81 De-
tobef term lS47, in favor ofRobeu H. Miller
ALEXANDER HUNTER,
June Its Marshal of the District of Columbia.
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A CARD.-This Is to notify customers that their
"A accounts will be rendered TO Ist July, and request
their attention the settlement of them. We give this
early notice prevent any disappointment. All
rendered ls January last and not yet settled, be
tended to once
June ie d. CLAGETT ~ co.
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DIED,

This morning halfpast o'clock, MARGARET FIrZrAf'
RICK wife of JAMES FIrzPATRioK
Her funeral place Sunday evening half
mast 4 o'clock D. from residence nth
ma. The Rev. Baird will preach in the Central
Presbyterian church. OF 9Th and II streets,
row Sunday the 10Th inst at ii O'Clock, a. M and
o'clock, r.
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additional supply, at all

(,AyToN Grape shnvs mn additional supply, at all
y prices, ranging from s S50his day received, and
FOR sale by T. h. HOOE " 20
June l2-aw2w tlntell.l
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CRoPs ~ WAsHNGroN CouxrY.--The late rains burf
greatly improved the crops in Washington county. To
Hagerstown Pledge ssysi
With lew exceptions, the grain may BE- causidrfri a.
average crop The stock OF the wheat short hai the bed
Wen h'ed The rye Is him. and shorter than usual, ~
heading very well. The has had good start ana
promises wen, except some high lands. which le
much revived since the late rains The crop 81 az,
county Is very large, and n the good wn gea
more than has been made for several years past"
WssnrSoroS MoNuwrNr-Tbe common council ~ NeW
York city has granted ~ the Washington Monument 49,
citation of that city site in Hamilton SQUARE. whcfsua
erect monument 10 the memory OF Wssharoa fil1f
effort Is to be made Soc that parp0-s.
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For Sale Lease.
rTNHE Washington City Orphan Asylum lots of ground
which given this institution years since
by Congress- in order fund towards
pport, will be sold leased upon the vorabl
terms, both price, and the time times OF
As he trustees who hold these lots for the asylum,
they have BEEN anxious out the purposes
Congress- and TO revenue from this property
entirely upproductve-and they have been able
to obtain the appraised value VIXEN given deter
mined dispose of the for less to those who desire
TO make a safe investment therein.
These lots are thus designated
Lots Z, g. and 8, in square No 2 20,
Lots 3, 4, 8, G, andy" 2s2
Whole of square " PA
Do do 4" 100
For further information, please apply TO
N. T0WSON,
President Board Trustees
JAMES LARNED,
June Ii-3m Treasurer.
(hARfsr, Hook, MoseiIe, seuterne, Champagne, and
~ other Wines, private saeI have for private sale
the loioWlng superior winesi
~ cases Medoc ST. Estephe
~ do do St Julien
20 do do Marunux
10 do do Chateau d'Issan
10 do Moselle
10 do Hockheimer
20 baskets Champagne
10 cases Sauerne
Also Madeira and Sherry Of various qualities and few
dozen of very superior old whskey which respectfully
ROBERT w DYER
June s-eo3df Aucfioneer and Com. Merchant.
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EfLAST NOTICE-a'

Mn. AMAsA Foster, who is ou'
duly authorized agent will next
week proceed to collect for us. AL
knowing themselves indebted will
please make payment TO him and
thereby save costs. About a year
since we were obliged to commence
legal proceedings against some OF
the best men in the county for oul
dues, and we are fearful that VIC
will have to adopt the same means
10 meet our necessities. We make
no distinctions amongst our subscrl-
bers, and all owing us are meant by
this notice.
Jau. s, 1877.
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READER, we seriously assure you that DR.
Ws,ars Balsam of Wild Cherry is performing
the most astoni. hing cutcs Of Consumption tha'
has ever been effected. You NAV think this an
,,,rayarant assertion; but 1t certainly is nothing
more than simple tralh-prooi Of which, from
the mos, respectable hr'ng 'Oifa@'c', is daily
rendered to the proprietor, and the certificate"
and Testimonials which are voluntarily given, u
pnhli.hcd, would FL an entire newspaper.
$50 advertisements G. ], rHoIPscN.
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I'm Imporfan LeHer.-PieaSe Reoa II.

I'm Importah LeHer.-PicaSe ReoR II.
The following letter from DR.. Brigham. Of
Lowell Mass, but speaks the uniform language
hundreds of other Physicians, who have turd,
mud therefore know how TO appreciate Jayne,
Eypcctorant.
Lowell, Mass, Ian. 81, 1914
DR.. David Jaync,---Dear Slr;---I have used
,our medicine, $50 universally known by toe
zane Of jayne Evpccioraut) in my praccr
for a numhcr Of years, and can most truly say,
that have been moro successful in the use IT
hat as a mild, safe and thorough Expecloran',
han of any that have ever used. II is the best
or tis 70 Irving ohv Gus reasons. Il docs unt,
II given IN proper doses, occasion "A d.9grecalle
nausea. II docs not weaken the lungs and p,os-
tra'e the system, like most other Eyprc tnrlut,
- common use, nor does II ah,,c the appetite III
the patient, like other nauscntiug medicines.
which have been by the faculty. IN a word u
is nearly or quite the thing Which has been
sought for lay many of the faculty Tor ages gone
by. | remain yours, &c.
LUruEn BRIGu,N. V. ~
Sold by Geo. T.. Walker, Ottawa. u
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SL..aiMiStratOr'S sale.

EpY virtue Of a decretaI order Of Ken.
dali county circuit court, obtainct
al the August term thereof, A. ID 1916
! will expose to sale at public auction on
the 20lh day Of February, A. ID. lS47,
commencing al IL o clock of said. day, the
following real estate belonging to the es.
tate Of Isaac G.. Potter, dec d., late Of
said county, boun led and described as
follows, 10 Wit: beginning at the north.
west corner of The southwest quarter o.
section ,hirty'fre, township thirty seven.
north Of range seven, east of the third
principal meridian; running south So
degrees and fifteen minutes, east ten
chains and six .,"ks 10 stake on the
south side Of a white OAK tree /; thence
south sevenly-fve degrees, east two
chains and seventy links to the certre OF
the state road thence souther,y on salt,
road fourteen chains and eight links to
lands belonging to J J. Grooms thence
north iliy-one degrees, ives, seven,y-lwo
links; thence north seventy.two degrees.
west eight chains TO section lines thence
nO''h seven degrees and fifteen minutes,
ives; on said line twelve chains and sixty.
eight links to place of beginning, contain.
ing l3 and 00--.l00 acres Of iimbered
land. Sale TO take place on the premises
above described. Terms Of sale cash.
A. b. SMITH,
PaJHc aim q acting adm. # sud EST, :.
Oswego, Dec. %, 1916. ids
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Farm for Sale.

"IlE subscriber, residing on Indian
Il Creek, LA Sale county, lIls., of.
fers for sale valuable farm, con,aining
45 acres. Forty acres are under GOOD
fence and in a high state of cultivation
the balance is good timber land. The
Improvements are a good frame house,
barn and stable. workshop, wood.house,
&c, with well Of good water near the
door.
good lille will be given, and posses.
sion can be had Immediately. For fur.
Their information apply to the subscribe,
residing with Mr.. John Hosford, nea,
the premises.
MARGARET DENNIS.
Indian Creek, Jan. IS, lsA7-3m
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HAYNES ELECTROMAGNETIC mcdr
o1 cine has already proved itself tn be all tina
It has been recommended, 10y those kho have
given it a TAR test in this country, and the de-
mand f1r it iucreas, daily. We have just heard
at an important cure If Ashm,, which has been
eff c,cd 10y the use of 1t in a ncighboring to" N
the case was that Of a icmale who had TOR long
time be.n under the cave Of a physician, but had
received m relief ami her case was considered
hopeless. A. a last resort she purchased a bot
re of Dr. Jsyne's ESpec'orau', which caused her
To expectora,e freely, graduay cascd her cough,
nnl rapidly restored her to health. We have ~
hesitation in saying, tina, this preparation of D..
JAYNE. flr the cure Of coughs, colds, influenza,
Asthma, consumption, &c, Is the most valuable
medicine ever Offered To the American public
There is no qu1ckcry about i-Dr. Jayne Is "ne
of the most skiIruI practising physicians in
Pennsy lvania, AMI wherever his various pIcpn-
Ri NJ have been thoroughly tested, he is looked
upon as a great public bentf'clor.-S1m0'd
(NGHs) JJvnaL
For sale by & walker Ottawa.
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Forty Thousand Grated

+ II u | Il | X T. Il D.
Z NOW offer 10 the public at my Nursery near
4 the village oi Dayton, ives, side Vt Fox rver.
IN ,'nllc county, the lirgest number aud greatest
variety Of
GRATED ERuIT TREES
That can be fund northwest i the Wabash.
they were procured lom Gurus celebrated Id
gar Nursery, embracing nearly three hun'red
,ari,-- 81 y rpr, hny Varieties 81 r""r tn't' Va
rites Of Puus, Cherries aud Heache-, All oi 'ht
choicest fruit, which have been selected dung
the last % years hy the industrious and l"delal''
gable ptnpretors If the Nursery, alta great eA-
pcnsr. from nearly all the states IN the Union
and many of the choicest varltcs from Europe
rhey are mostly of two years growth, oni from
three to i've feet ~ height, ard III sufficient si2'
10 set. n. ,e wishing TOP plant orchards will not
Gil To perceive the great advantage OF setting
young aud thrifty trees, reared IN the same soil
and climate IN which they are destined 10 bc'sei
over those usually brought from a different soil
and climate, the larger roots aud limbs ampuia
ted to save transportation, and the hhrous roots
injured by long exposure to a dry atmosphere.
WELLS WAIT.
Sept lS. 1876. 2-y
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Eihrco Of John Ma ,iock, iec'G,

Ehtcof Joha Na'iocL, Gcc'G,
p Office is hereby given 10 all per-
/ Y sons having claims again., said es-
,eie tn present them legally proven to the
court Of probate in and for the county Of
Kendall, at the regular term Of said court,
10 be holden al the probate office in Os-
wcgo on the first Monday Of February,
\. d. lsi7, as ! have fixed on ,ha, day
to attend said court and have said claim,
legally adjusted; and all persons indebted
to said estate are requested TO make i'm
mediate payment. WEST MATLOCK,
Oswego, Dee u. 1886. Executor.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICES.
Administrators Sale.

Y A SALE Circuit Court-In the matter Of
4 the application Of Elizabeth Kent. admins
uatrix and Daniel Buidick, administrator OF the
estate # James Meal, decessed. In pursu-
inre 81 AN order made by this Court in tais cause,
we, the subscribers, will sell a, public auction AZ
the hotel KEEP, by Archibald McfadIrn. in lhe
town If LA SalIr. ia the county Of La sale, Jn
the - ii day OF febmary neat, at one o,l 'ck II,
the atern"on oI tia, day, the land which is de-
-crihed ia said order as follows :---"S, much D,
the East hall al ihe northeast quarter of SECTION
Nn.twenty-siX (25) Ia township thirty three (33)
north range one % east Of the Inirl l.rIaelpa
meridian, ~ may he necessary 10 rii,e Tie sun
If Que hundred AID fly d1liars"
ELIZhBEfH KENT, Aim'x.
DiNlEL BCRplCK. Admir- Of Tie
EIue of James Meal deceased.
January b. lSl7. 23-lds
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A. III. ROWLAND,
Ply stefan and Surgeon.

Residence on the hill, n few doors west or the
Fox River House. Office, the same as hereto.
fore occupied by Rowland & Pearson, in Red.
dicks Block.
The Co-par,ncrship Of Rowland & Pearson
was dissolved on The lsI inst, not to be renewed
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W ''TU VIZ
down; the other Is brown, OF nearly bllck, with
a bald flce two olthem are three year old Steers,
one brndle, the other red one deep red Cow
one large Stag. Ear marks not known. as the
Cattle were bought mp last summer and got away
from US, A liberal reward will be given to any
person who will give such information as will
enable us to get the cattle.
% Ia G CURYEA.
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letter BARGN S-..Dfnwn mushns, hNn
I'D aod bleached Canton n,nncls, with an, thing
in the line Of P,ints Gun md ,v,H yjre b,f,r
bTgdiw than have been offered heretofore IN this
market l.ct No one fii to call aud examine the
goods before buying elsewhere.
10 j G NArriNGvp.
Oct, 10 1916
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N1ars.,al'S Sale.

q NtTED States Circuit Court, Ex.
ccu,on No. ll00. BY virtue OF a
wri, Of PIN. fl. fa., Of No. s25' to me
directed from the United States Circuit
Court Cor the District Of Illinois. in favor
If Elliott Adner, of Davidson. and against
Henry G. Hubbard and Gurdon 5. HUB
bard, | have levied on the following prop
priv 10 wit
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Notice..

A LII persons indebted to James Ry.
4 IN al, by note or book account, while
|, at Peru or Marselles, will please call n;
bis store in Marseilles on OF before the
fifteenth day of February next, and settle
or their notes and accounts will be left
with a proper officer for collection.
4 Marseilles, Jan. is, ls47.
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NEW GOODS.

For Fail and Untec 1867.
? n7IlE subscribers have jus: received
& their I'LL and winter stock Of good,
which comprise a large and well selected
assortment ut dry goods, groceries, hard
ware, boot, and shoes and crockcrv; all
ri which We offer for sale as low rs such
goods can be bought in the county. OUr
stock consists in part Of the following ar
,lces: black, blue, green and cadet broad
cloths and caslmeres. beaver and pini
cloths, hard times, ,wced>. Kentucky
Jeans and satinets, callcoes aud alp.rcas
uG all qualities, cashmcrcs. chusans,
nous de Lame, bombasin, ginghams, cot
ton and wooden CherEs, red, white and
green tlannels, cambrcs, laces. black and
blue-black dress silks, shawls, dress
hdkis ilagg, pongee and linen hdk's,
combs, needles, pins, gloves. mi,lcns, &c.
sCUSUMAN & GRlDLEY.
Sept II, lSi6-l2;f