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Lat,r News from Europe.
DEATH OF MR.. O'CONNELL AND OF
DR.. CHALMERS.

DEATH OF MR.. O'CONNELL AND OF
DR.. CHALMERS.
Decline Of Breddstufs.
The Steamer Cambria arrived at Boston on
Thursday last. The news 10 interesting and i'm.
portant.
Breadstuffs have declined in the Liverpool
market. The quotations Of that market on the
4th inst, were Flour had declined to 40s, but
on the day Of the sailing Of the steamer it was
bringing 42s. Sour average from 81 to 3Ss per
barrel. American Wheat fOs Cd to lbs per 10
lbs. Indian Corn was steady at 52s for prime
yellow, and in some instances white has COM
manded q more than yellow. Corn Meal ranges
between % and 3ls, with a tendency to the
higher quotation. e:
The Provision market was languid. Beef
scarce and not much in demand. Butter and
Cheese maintained fair prices, and the consump.
tion has been unusually great during the last
three months. Hams were also dull.
Money Market.
Financial prospects are aninated-the crisis
is over-the Bank discounts more freelv--the
Bullion increased three-guariers of a million in
the week. Part of the Russian loan had arrived
Exchange lO6 l.2 a 100.
Pric cs Of Iron are supported.
DEATH OF O'CossELL.
Mr.. O'Connell died at Genoa on the 18th NAV
DR.. Chalmers died on the 3lst NAV.
The weather for some time past has been ia.
vorable, and the crops look remarkably well
but the potato rot has again made its appearance
Referring to the deaths of Mr.. O'Connell and
DR.. Chalmers, the Albany Evening Journal
says
The steamer Cambria brings the not unlocked
for, but nevertheless painful intelligence that
Daniel O'Conne, the Orator, Statesman ant
Patriot to whom Ireland, and the friends of Ire
land scattered through the wide world, were
looking for deverance to that wronged, oppres.
sed, suffering and enslaved Nation, has q" shuf
fled off this mortal COIL" and Is at rest where
the wicked cease from troubling"
Mr.. OConnell having filled wide space in the az
fectons OF his countryinen, his death will leave al
aching void in their hearts. Now that he has gone
there being motive for malignng him, Justice vii
be done to his principles and his character And W,
venture to predict that in England he will be &c
and incompatible Advocate and Champion of hi
Countrys Rights and Liberties. The friends of Free
dom throughout the World will cherish grateful re
| niembrance OF his uncompromisng resistance to Op
preston and Slavery
Nor s this the only bright lamp Of life extnguished
The Rev. DR.. Thomas Chalmers is dead TIN
tame Of this great and gifted Dvine-this good an,
truly pions man, fills the Universe. In the death @
Daniel OConnell and Thomas Chalmers. lrelan
mourns Patriot and Scotland Divine, whose mem
cries will live through all coming time.
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D te1,

In Charlotte. June Sd, SAMUEL. L. NARAMoRE, aged
Al years. Thus has been taken one who has been a
kind husband aud tender and affectionate father
and as Christian, he was firm in his faith and a
constant attendant upon the ministry Of Reconclin-
ton. An unusually large concourse of People
manifested their respect for the deceased and sym
pathy for the by their attendance at his u
neral May God bless, comfort, and save the afflicted
widow and her tatheress children.
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oops Sarsaparilla and Wild Cherry Bit,ep-
NAM s ths sanative qualities Of those most val.
s suS valuable Remedial Agents, furnish the ."ss
hu mos, enec'lve medicine for Jaundce occas;on.J
Distressing s'iSso onS 9i the hillary passasssDyspspsia
scIoiula prevailing to the greatest sp,en, +.
c.ns. ~ , ars ssnable-Pimpes on the face wheel
S scg on assopn. Of their Sa.sSl
ever osredt to he public Foy ~ a. & e; &c
Apo'hee'ry and Wholesale Druggist ~ 3iws
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William A. Griswold's Estate.


s bsIit, .. heden 1Ss' su nS
ton. within aud for said district Of Chtenden on the
OF the heirs TO the estate Of VIM A. Grswold late Of
said Burlington. deceased intestate and files IN said
court his petition in writing setting forth THAT he holds
on~ undivided third part Of said estate, In common
with the other heirs, and being DESTROYS OF having his
share of the personal estate set out to him, requests
said court to ascertain the persons who are legally en-
titled 10 said estate and decree the same to them in
the proportions to which they are seyeraly entitled.
and 10 appoint commissioners TO make partition Of
said persona estate Whereupon, the court aforesaid
doth appoint the second "Wednesday in July ls47 for
hearing & deciding on said petition at the office OF the
Register OF said court in said Burlington and doth or
der that all persons interested in said estate be notified
thereof by publication OF this order, containing the
substance OF said petition three weeks successfully IN
the Burlington Free Press news paper printed in
said Burlington the last Of which publications to be
previous the day appointed rs Aforesaid Tor hearing
Given under my hand. at said burlng!ons this Esd
dsy OF June, 1917 WIN. WESTON, &C.
June -, 1877 $. Register.
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f AIR.
IN THE Sd OF JULY OUR STORES.

U which are well filled with new and handsome
Goods, and door made for visitors to pass from one
into the other, will be open to those who wish to call
TO see the Stores and their contents or to purchase
Our Stores and our assortment being very much en-
larged and improved, and goods selling very low,
50 BRINsMAIp &, BRorHERS
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NJ USIC!

THE UNDERSIGNED. PROFESSOR OF Music,
L respectfully informs the inhabitants of Burlington
that he Intends to give Instructions on the Piano
Forte, Organ, Violin, Guitar and Flute.
He is German by BIRTH has had experience four
and half years in this country. and many years in
his native land Particular care will be taken with
his pupils, and music taught thoroughly. He also
tends TO tuning Piano Fotes
He likewise gives notice that he will shortly be pre-.
pared to give Lessons in the German Language.
For particulars please apply at his Lodgings. Pear
Street House. w. WEIGAND.
Burlington June %, 1871, 52w3
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Fourth OF July.

The birth day Of our National Tndepende ice,
will be celebrated a, Huntington North Village.
on Saturday the Sd of July. The Inhabitants
Of the adjacent Towns and vicinity are respect
fully invited to join the exercises of the day.
BY order Of the committee Of arrangements.
E. NJ. FARGO, Secy
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"A. II. Gale Il Co.'s
PIANO. ES.

N1L NNDEhSIGNED. HAVING LAIELl SPENT
L several days in examining personally the Piano
Fortes of all the principal factories in New ork has
concluded, after candid and thorough investigation
to introduce into this market those made BY these in.
genious Nernonteis. being, according to his udg
ment nearer to perfection than any other whatever he
has met with. The experience acquired by the man
utacture OF nearly 1000 instruments the employment
OF 60 OF the most skiltu workmen the adoption OF all
the real improvements Of The day. ssd the
power, have gained for them throughout the United
Stntes reputation high that ten Instruments week
their present producU cannot supply their demand
These Pianos being such as he can conscientiousy
recommend, the undersigned will constantly keep
hand one more for sale, and from the superiority of
their touch, tone, finish and treble notes as well as
their standing in tune and durability in all other
spects, he will warrant them TO give satisfaction or
the money ,ciH be returned. Walkers Harmonic
Attachment. cheap and delightful addition, will be
supplie! if required This is entirely different from
the Eolian Auachment) The splendid instrument
now used by the Handel and Haydn Society, which is
acknowledged by all who have seen it TO be far the
best in town, is tor sale and may be at the Con-
grega,iona Vestry by application to Mr.. CoLBrRN, the
SEXTON at Merrtts shop, OF College and White
streets.
Another Fine Ins,rumen, may be seen at the Book
Store OF Mr.. C. b. Edwards.
For terms, &c apply through the Post Office to
| 5ltf &. +. HOPKINS.
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Glasses for Ladies in Crayon Drawing.
GLASSES FOR LADIES WHO ARE DESIROu

" Of accomplishing themselves in Crayon Drawing
will be formed, to commence the first OF July at Mr.
Badgers room in Harringtons Building. The room
is pleasant one, easy Of access and contains nu.
mcrous Studies in chalk from the best masters The
opportunity for forming and cutvating correct style
OF drawing is good one. At the close of the Term
the pupil will be presented with her portrait, done in
the artists best manner.
MIR. Btdger's room is open at NIL times, and those
DESTROYS TO avail themselves of his services as an ar
list or All instructor, respectfully invited to call
and examine both his studies and his work. 52w3
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Special Notice..

,HThe extraordinary GRAEFENBERG PILLS,
which are achieving unparalleled iriumphs in various
sections Of this country, introduced into this
vicinity Letevery sick person readahe advertisement
smother column For sale at SnERwooD's, West side
Court House Square.
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OPINION OF THE PRESS.
From the Sentinel and Reormer, Worcester Mass.
June, lsi5.

The beneficial effects Of this remedial composition
are astonishing to the world, and make it one Of the
most PoPula! medicines now known. For Coughs
Cold.. and Consumptive cases, its curative powers are
established by numerous testimonials of the highes,
character In the first stages of disease, termed Ca.
HHrIhsl Consumption" originating from neglected
Sods u has been used with underwriting success, and
hundreds acknowledge they owe the restor ton Of
'heiT health to this invaluable medicine
none genuine unless signed |. BUTTS on the
wholesale Druggist 800
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AtorrteH.

In Brattleboro'. on Tuesday, the 9th inst, o. II
PLATT Esq, Of New York, to Miss STELLA NJ.
daughter Of Hon. CALVIN TowNsLrY, Of Brattsboro
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BRIGHTON MARKET.

WOOL. Duty, 30 per CT.
The demind during the past week has been very
good, and sales have been made to a large extent
The market is almost entirely bare Of fleece wool and
what little remains OH hand is held at prices which
manufacturers do willing to give they are
expecting the new clip to come in soon, No new
wool has yet arrived and owing to the great quantity
Of other freight coming forward which pay better
than wool considerable time will yet eapse before any
is received We learn from various sections OF the
country that the wool is being bought at abou, last
years prices though in quarters extremely high
prices have been paid, which must result in great loss
to purchasers. There is nothing to warrant higher
price in the country than was paid last season. Pulled
wool remains about the same at our last repor,
sales TO . large extent have been made during the
week At previous rates. We hear OF no large tran
sacton in foreign.
Prime &, vonv El..c..
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NEW GOODS,

r. F. STAMFORD, T. CO. HAVE OPENED
W this morning another lot OF New Goods among
Silks, musns, Ginghans, &c, &c. which they are Of.
ferng at Great bargains.
lime 81 1917 50
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Wool DeDOt.


THE subscriber has made arrangements TO open {
branch OF the Undertook Wool Depot in the vii
lage OF Shoreham IT. A spacious building has beer
procured us house. for the present senson, sua
ted OH the public square in said village. lie will IN
prepared to receive wool after the tenth OF June.
'fhe fceces will be thrown into sorts, and those VIII
desire it can have their clip kept separate and sol
when ordered.
A discrimination will be made, between wool in {
GOOD or BAD condition Sales will be made inva
rably for Cash The charges, will be one cent pc
pound for receiving storing and selling, aud the su
rance which will be twenty fve one hundre,
dollars for term Of three months. Advances in cas-
will be made OH the delivery of wool il requested
Sacks will be furnished to those who wish, by the
paying the expense OF transportation and IL cts
each. Tor their use.
axy Reference can be had to DIR. J. p, Beckman
Undertook n Y, S. II. Jcnnison, Shoreham N
Bingham, Cornwall S. w. Jew.u, Weybridge II
Bell, MiddIebury Il. Hall. Shelburn, W.
Letters addressed the subscriber al Shoreham ii
relation to the Wool Depot at that place will recey'
immediate. In his absence Mr. S,f.yerts will b
there to receive wool. and give any requisite iniorma
ton on the subject
Nav l6ir 4,
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PURE SALT FOR BUTTER.

TVHE QUESTION IS OFTEN ASKED WHY YER
i mont whose cheese erccls in whatever market
offered should be so far behind the times in the ar
ticle OF butter.
The answer invariably given by those well inform
ed OH tnc subject is-lst that the butter is not sufi
ciently worked to expel the butter milk and an ad
ditlonal and satisfactory cause twere nothing els
wanting) is found in the impure character OF the sa
used To obvia,e this last difficulty, ms far as poss
bic ! have procured a quantity OF Ashions Saci
Salt" which is the kind used in the Orange Count
Diaries and is recommended with entire confidence
2Sth Nav, 43 A. s. DEWEY.
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House Finishing.
KITCHEN UTENSILS,

JONES SASH LOCK d. FASTENER,
l>HE safest cheapest, and most reliable sash lock in
use, universally appro we'd for all ordinary sashes,
and designed to superccde all others. For sale by
STRONG, DOOLlTTLE, co.
June TO- 1877. so
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SdDLERY. &c.

SADLERY, &c.
CTRONG, DOOLITTLE \ CO, have received
= large stock comprising a full assortment and ex-
trnsive variety OF Sadlery and harness trimmings,
with saders tools and which are offered on reasonable
terms.
June 10. lSi7.
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Strayed.

BASKETS,
Market, Clothes. School and
l work Baskets and lots OF work Boxes for sale by
BRINSMAlD \ BROTHERS,
lama IN
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ntarkets.
BOSTON MARKET-MoypAy Afternoon, June 81

BOSTON MARKET-MoYpAY Afternoon, June 81.
but the sales are principally to Manufacturers, for i'm
mediate use. Provisions--There is a good retail de-
mand, but speculative operations, and prices remain
without change. Flour--Everything is dull to day
the weather is dull. the holders are duer. and the
market is dullest. Genesee. common brands. is held
nominally at ssas IS Ohio and Michigan, S7.94aS
cash little or nothing doing. As to Southern. there
is hardly enough here to make price some few sales
are making bakers for immediate use, 90 25a9 IS
according 10 quality. Com--Little or nothing doing
yellow fiat is held at 81 lOa ,l2 white, 81 0s; North
ern round 81, l5al Is. cash. Sugar-The market is i'm
proving. with good demand W boxes good brown
and yellow sold at \ Sic, 6 mo-
BRIGHTON MARKET.
I'VE have failed to receive our report Of Brighton
market, for the 2lst inst
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HUNTERS and FISHERMEN.
EISH BASKETS, Multiplying Reels, Lines
L Poles, Hooks, Swivels, Flies, Fish, Bugs Spoon
and other Bait, Drinking Fiasks, and Barrel Ps-
tolls, Rifles, Double and Single Guns, Caps Powder
Flasks, Gun Cotton. and other fixngs
50 BRlNSMAID e. BROTHERS,.
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CONNECTICUT RIVER SHAD AM
u North Shore Salmon, by the hall bhl and SINGH
pound 2Sth may 4S A. a. De" Ell
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a,ai 30

1850 n
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NRESH LARD, at
2Sth may. 4S a, n DEWEY.
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Feathers.

A GOOD supply Of Hens and Geese
4 n Feathers, by Villas Il MOVES.
June |, l3l7. 40
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I,0nrks.

1nn BRASS Clocks in beautiful Rosewood
lO\.I Gilt and Mahogany Cases for sale at whole
sale by the case or at retail very low. Eight da,
Brass Clocks very cheap. ror,,,s
lune IL. BRINSMAID q DhO nENo.
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VHEETINGS, Is bales Rockland 10 do.
y New York 10 do New jersey; 10 do Walpole
- SIIIRTINGS, . bales fine brown do
10 New York Mills.
TICKlNGS, . cases Lowell, babes
lowell A-ALSO "a bales Attaknpas mixtures ;
asses !" Log Cabin pan,aoon stuff bales OF Plaid
York Kremns do striped do do; 5 do plain d.
irils 10 DO Globe do. For sale by
JOHN BRADLEY Il co
Burlington, May s5th y South Whar'
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Linen Coats.

d. BlXRY 4 CO, have Just reed fifty Linen
J. Coats, Sack and Dress, which they sell at low
prices.
June 10, l6t7
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~ f have received Samples OF the celebrated Priam
w Air tight Cooking Stove from the mandatory
Of A. T. Durham i Co. Troy, n. Y. and are now
prepared to furnish them to oil who want Cooking
Stove, which will do business right and in short
metre wit. a very little fuel We abhor Biarney and
shall consequently skip oil big words in endeavouring
pro,ude the large merit OF these Stoves before the
public but We will barrel intimate that in hot weather
such rs we may expect IN OF about Dog Days these
Stoves will almost cook without the use OF any fuel
n. $.
MUNSON & FOI.LETT,
Wnooshi City, June 9th 1877. SO
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DRIP SooSs.
NEW GOODS.

& BARKER. PSI 0RaND-sT. open. ih. morning.
- Scotch Gnghams, Entirely new ftyls and very
fine for Ia 81 per yard.
cases Printed Lawns. Aus.ns and Maslil Glnrh.rs
worth 70 Cd. for only 10 Sd. per yard
case Poka. The snesi style offered, To- Cd.
case Organdies. worth Is. g. for lie. Sd per yard
lot Psid Barge entirely new.
cases Manchester MoGselin De Lame Chiniz Figured
Plata, ard Striped, for only L. "a. per yard.
] case al wool, Freueh. very cheap
! case French Prints. yard vide, Tor Ia per yard.
Also IN cartons square and long Cashmere shswls In
which great bargains viii be givsn.
Also, carton, printed vel worthy The attention Of al
who d-si'e bargains.
Alfo p bales and cases Domestic Goods brown .ns
sleaehed. Al ell prices from Sd per yard
cases Calico, %, worth L.
Zcases Calico, 10 worth l. 81
Also, Lneus Diapers, Napkins. DrSpery Musins Table
Covers Table Cloths Bro. Linens, Linen Drlicgs PAr
taoon suE Cheeks Swiss Jsc0uel Null, BOOK and Cam
brio husllns, Paper, Can bric, Nc
al2 SITS BARKER, 2sl Grand-sL
DANTALOON.-Ves are IN receint OF 81 extensive
assortment OF the neweststyes Of French English ard
German csssimeres, which We would commend 10 the a.
ienon Of those who have proved he Truth Of ssser
lions in reference 10 the style and make Of psnta
looms enabled % furnish and 10 such have
given thsm trial would repeat the assurance hat
hose requiring H. combining ease and elegsn-e, be
suited a. 81 Broad way WM. 7. JENNINGS co.
mS0 .sH Diapers and Tailors
A RMY AND NAvy-The particular attention direct.
y ID military work. enables us 10 furnish army and
navy uniforms In strict conformity 10 regulators, and
have always or hand goods 10 answer the Requirements
Of ali grades Of the service.
WIN T. JENNINGS K CO. Drspers and Tsllors.
e. ne 81 Broadway, American Hotel
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miscellaneous.
FAIRRANKs's PLATroRM soALEs.

FAIHbAN 20 . ILhA Z = n 80 :. = y
been 80 fully understood and appreciated IA during he
past year While hundreds ofimperiect yet warranted
scales of other kinds been tried found waning and
The purchasers FsbanAst Scales have In no
case been disappointed
The universal confidence which is le In tne aecuIscy
and perfect adjustment Of these scales IL such thai they
have come to be regarded The standard, from winch
there ls no appeal. -.
No msiter how severe the tesl-(An the makers court
inc severes tesis-no whether me article or oaa
10 De weighed Is placed the center on either angie OF
he plstoTm-whelher the amount Is smsL Or sfeal-On
he lowest TO the capacity Of The seae-he amount
indicated is always right v.,-.-,--
These considerations duly estinaleo Uy a. ls cas-
Of the community who valla their reputation Tor correct
dealing and hence the increased and constantly Increasing
demand for FairbAnks's Platform scaleS
FAIRBANKS & co. Agents,
NIP qriseod IA Waier-s- New-Iofk.
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Gonses 10 fet.

q. TO LET-House io4 Hou.ons 81, rent $500 N ST.
Ia MARI place Eighth sL : % II and Is Lexington
- vavenue siz5 and 500 The above have pains,
ranges &c Also houses Twrplyhrst, Tweniy-iourlh
and Twenty. hh near Thlfd-syenue AMI on second
avenue near hfthst-renis $50 10 el75 and $50
81 Lexingtoa avenue $500 houses on T~eniyiourth'
Al rear Fh-aveuue $500 houses and stores on SIKH
avenue near TwentyslIih-s, cottage on Elghh-sVe'
nue. near Fory-seyenths -l25 l54 Alen-st, hoe grape
sr sc cottage style So Also, several stores houses
AMI apartments the eastern part Of The ey a9a 9Ier
locations. Apply 10 ~, IA, PNCefp"st
m25 wsGMsl orst co Walst I'D foofl from 10 OK
-. TO LET-In Chamsor-st he upper part Of the
Zss story dwelling house, li5 Chsmher,st near mud
NJ son Comprising ROOMS on second nOofi back
Kitchen In basement part Of vault Croton water, &c TO
smsl family without children, rent $50 Possession
NAV be had on the 21th April -, al, -.
Also for sale cheap pair oi Store dooi' lVn
"A uted), wooden sioop. &C az IM.-
"a. TO LET IN BROOKLYN-The hree,.Iory
q. brick dwelling house. with eircu ar 'front.' 2Ol WASH
Va ngtou.s oae OF the best houses In The city and me
best location. Range, bah room nc Lot . ~ .lo-
house Is by 40 Apply there, or 81 lz4 WseisI rev
York. AZ uis y. =. - ~
"a. To LET-To small family only in the vicinity Of
H. Rutgers destitute, part OF mouse eonssuns u on'
A room on "a floor with bedroom ADJOINING oe,k oasc-
rnent and oue room 10 the slic. Inquire 81 IL Plsis
alz Sits
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RnNNET ANN oAp RIpRoNs

TNHE MBsCRIBERh has on hand the largest assortment
Of Bocsst and Cap Ribbons be found 10 The city the
second door " hs establishment being entirely
thai pRrPOse Many u the styles are Of his getting
who have never MANNED his stock he would say call
before you puchs>D As ribbons are article offsncy
ali who have dealt IN Aem know hat II they have the night
STYLES and 81 the right Prices sales are readily made By
pgrsng this course he hs built up the largest ribbon trade
10 the civ To those who have boughhelf ribbons
OF The subscriber be would saw hAi his customers almost
nyaaby tell him that ribbons they get OF him ss hrst
and are The cheapest they buy Tue ressoH Is tne
ARREST ana cheapest in toe city Ahof which can soon oe
demonstrated 20 tbs satisfaction Of any one who wi eau
ara EXAMINE A. He has also large assortment OF Mill
merry and other fancy s goods that are equally worthy
he sttenon OF tbs trade. The subscriber laksn ms &C
cssiop to say, that on any o. me spo,s rTvrS W.
sne M TbIsu oil Bsaver-sl nesE Pearl