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So many gallant officers of the army continue to visit
Washington that it is difficult to keep up with the mus
ter-roll We would cheerfuly pay them the COM
pliment of noticing their arrival, if we could be informed
of the fact
Among the last vsiters Col. Morgan, of the OHIO
volunteers Capt Magrude of the artillery servlce and
last but not least Maj Bliss, Gen. Tayors aduant and
Names which are all well known to
the country in the annals of the present brilliant war
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GRAND MUSICAL FEsrIvALM Knoop, the celebrated vio-
lonceo player will give Monday the 2tih
instant at Carusis saloon He will be assisted by four
distinguished sngersa lady and three gentlemen-and we
are certain attractions of this concert will greatly
surpas any heretofore offered the patrons and lovers OF
music in Washington,
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RN II. ". DE'EK, .7Nct1OH<fT.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUCTlON,-On
Wednesday, the 26h instant, at haltpast 10 O'Clock,
shall sell the residence OF Mrs Potter, street. near
ly opposite the State Department. part OF her household
and kitchen furniture, which good, amongst which
Cane-seat and other chairs, lounges, and ottomans
Mahogany dining and other tables
Crockery and glass
Carpets, oil cloths for passages and steps
High and French post betsteads
Good feather beds, mattresses, and bedding
Bureaus washstands, toilet &c, with many other
articles and kitchen requisites.
Terms of sale All OF and under S2o cash; over
$685. credit OF sixty and ninety days. for notes satisfactorily
endorsed, bearing interest. X. w. DYER,
Jan. l9-eodNds Aucuoneer
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Major John Garland has been received with open arms,
and every species of honor, in Virginia At Richmond he
was tn guest of the State, and introduced with marked
distinction into the Legislature He honored with
public and splendid entertainment by the citizens Of
Richmond In Lynchburg he has been received with
every honor which it in the power of her hosptable
citizens to extend to the gallant and accomplished soldier
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Dr. Troost the geologst of Tennessee has discovered,
in Sumner county, large and valuable deposte of the
purest granular scious rock fit for the manufacture of
the finest kind Of glass He recommends the establish
ment of glass mandatory in Tennessee. Our country
full of the richest mineral resources, well as the no
blest productions of the surface Let develop them
with prudence, bat with energy and what treasures are
ready pour themselves forth 1t like the staff OF
Moses striking the rock and the waters OF abundance
will push forth
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CHANCE for the finest Saddle OF nutton.-A lot of

CHANCE for the finest Saddle OF Mutton.-A lot of
I superior South Down sheep, fatted by Col. Francis
Mccormick, of Clark county, Va has been purchased by
Mr. Charles Miller of this place, and epicures advised
that on Saturday morning they be supplied with
superior article in the mutton ne at bis stall IN the
market. have such mutton and Mr. Miller
SAYS that during his whole butcher he has
never with parallel to it. CALI then, at Milers stan
on Saturday morning next and avail yourselves OF the
opportunity then offered uxuriae in this delicious ar
tcle. am
Jan. lS-td LANDLohD.
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DOARDIN0.-MISS POLK Pennsylvania avenue,
ID door from Jackson Hail. has several pleasant
unoccupied She would be pleased 70 arcp, r
date an entire of members. She can h,rnish uen
with board thirteen bed rooms with spacious dining room
and parlor. Charges reasonable and satisfactory
Jan 10
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EN,s WEAR MADE no ORDER.-P. |

TENTLEMEN'S WEAR MADE TO OkkDEN.-f. n
VI HOOE 81 CO, Pennsylvania avenue. between TN
and 9Th Streets have now in store splendid assortment OF
cloths cassmees, and vestngs, which they prepared
made order in the most fashionable style, at short
notice. upon fail give satisfaction
who disposed to pursue the economical mode
of dressing handsomely
Also store ompes assortment of gentemen's under
garments of every description; handkerchies gloves
cravats suspender, hosiery &c. All of which viii be
sold at unusually low prices.
lO--3Vf
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r. JONES, Adjt. Gen.

0-The friends of the late Lieut. Col Drahim ana oil ms
family are respectfully invited without further notice, to
attend the funeral service be performed over his remains
at ST. Johns Church, Saturday, the 2d inst, at IL
o'clock noon and join in the procession thence to the
place of interment.
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We regret 10 learn that the Hon James Thompson, OF
Pennsylvania is detained from his seat in the House IN
consequence OF illness
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&UO 0O0 70 $4,000 for Inpessment In slaves
W O,OOO Boys and girls would be preferred +. bnt To
avoid separation, families win be take $500 '
Proposals are invited by letter. addressed 10 A. b. Wash
lst Of July Jan 1-swihf ''
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ApJUrANr GENERALS OFFICE,
IV,.binuton Ian N 1915

Washington, Jan. "a, 1878.
The remains of the gallant Lieut. Col Wm NJ. 1rahani,
late of the h United States infantry who fell at the head
of his regiment in the battle of Moline del hey, having
reached nis city, the officers OF e army ana navy
which win take place from ST. Johns Church. at IL o'clock
on Saturday. the I'D inst - ,o~Es An. g.
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
FRIDAY NIGHT, JAN. aI, Isas.
Appolntment by the Pres,dent,

BIZ and tclU he adrlce aad consent q fhe Senate.
john Rob- OF Maryland, to be principal clerk OF the
public lands in the General Land Office, in the place OF
James H. Piper, resigned
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Old Virginia with her head erect.

We undertake to say that she will swerve from
her propety vote for any who does not stand
forth democrat in heart and in principle. "With an
eye that never winks, and wing that tires, she
will again, she has DONE ao above all ar
tfcial attractions-above all sinister inhuencesabove
every temporary device that is attempted to be thrown
around her. We venture TO say (such is our conf
dence in the glorious Old Domnion) that no achieve
ment, however splendid no character, however
spected, can eclipse her Judgment or swerve her from
her established principles. Let others falter they
may Virginia will prove to herself and her pn
ciples The letter which lay before our readers, is
from Clarksburg, Virgina--from one who was laelya
wing He is gentleman of high character, OF great
weight, and of fine talents:
eve have had very duh winter and the people gem
orally quiet, but of late the democracy be ousng
themselves for action The wings have made sundy very
aborve efforts get up Taylor meetings but you may
imagine, they were utter failures. AT one meeting
could they raise than AT the meeting held here,
they had any time more than five yet these
meetings are bazoncd forth as expressions of popular feel
ing in favor OF General Taylor The true wings go for
Clay They say that General Taylor sufficiently anti
for them Clay is the Is it not amusing TO see
to what shifts they driven sustain themselves 1t
will not do here can assure You the democracy this
region OF the State sound the core They cannot be
led off-cannot be induced to support General Taylor
any other who fights under whis banners We are
preparing ourselves for actonhaunenious action; and
determined to give good account of ourselves
the spring and coming presidential election. The
pursued by the whg members of Congress this winter has
been just such anticipated Never since the forma-
ton of this government, has any party shown 40 greats
want OF pauiot'sm--o call by other name-ihan the
wing party have done this winter Their proceedings may
fairly put to the blush the proceedings of the Hartford
venon But for the unavorable aspect in which portion
people presented abroad, should be well pleased
with the they have pursued They unmasked
themselves and have shown TINT they capable of deeds
which a patriotic politician would scorn to enact; that
they would disgrace and degrade their county, in
order gain power and put down their opponents Give
them rope enough and il will require but little effort on
the part ofthe democracy 10 put down such mem"
LECTURE BEFORE ScHooIs.--The juvenile portion OF
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n EGALIA CIGARs.--Just received, M invoice of
IL superior Regala Cigars tenth boxes for sale whole
sale or by the single box, by
JAMES BAILTE, IS Chestnut street,
door to Congress Hall Hotel.
Philadelphia
Also an invoice of selected Z" Ugues Cabaleros with
great variety of other choice brands kept constantly
hand Nat Int. 3t] Jan. 19-tf
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NATIONAL HOTEL.

HAVE this day purchased out the interest Of Samuel
i S. Coleman in this establishment and it will bereaf-
ter be conducted by my account. Having
been long enough connected with the hotel TO learn all its
convenences and advantages, trust to be able to susain
and add its previous repua ion and make it, what
ought to be- one OF the best in the country.
Jan IS le43 g. A. BLACKWELL.
Ia
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CONGRESSIONAL DIRECTORY.--Just published, and
" for sale, Staoners Hail. next door to Fullers Hotel
Jan I8-d2w VIM FISCHER.
C1OMETHING very elegant for the Ladies.-Wll be
= opened at Mrs. s. Parkers Thursday, the 18th inst
10 o'clock a. m, arrival of rich and beautiful
goods for the eveninssuitable for balls parties weddings
&c. :. PARhEhS
Fancy and Perfumery Store,
Pennsylvania avenue, between Al and 9th streets.
Ian lift
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r OsT at Capitol morning, leather pocket
L. book containing $l75 in money and two or three hum
bred dollars in bonds and notes. liberal reward will De
paid to the finder by leaving the pocket-book the Ex
change Hotel, on street. Jan 1876
IT, For Norfolk.--The steamer Osceola will,
sszAa. until further notice. leave washington every
every Monday o'clock, p. Passage and fare S.
Jan 10 JAMES MITCHELL. Capt
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LEGATION or THE NETHERLANDS,

LEGATION NETHERLANDS,
Washington, Jan. 90 1913.
TAN WILLEM NYsING and his wife Grictjcn jams
y vredeved from the province OF Drenthe, kingdom of
the Netherlands) who emgrated the United States in
the spring of l5, requested by this to give notice of
the place their residence in North America to the
Legation of The Netherlands Washington, mpor
communication is to be made to them.
Jan 2O-eod3t
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oLD MADEIRA WINEs-OId East India Star, old
~ Reserve, Bandy's imported 1910; old South Side
and light and dark colored Grape Juice Madeira Wne on
draupht demohn and bottle for sale by
JAMES BAILIE, wine merchant, So Chestnut
street, next door to Congress Hall Hotel,
Philadelphia.
Ton Off MAT Int 3t1
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LECTURE BEFORE ScHooLs.--The juvenile portion OF
our community, pleased to learn, have treat in
store for them, which they seldom permitted enjoy
Dr. Boynon, of the best Of lecturers the science
of electricity and electro-ma ynetism has consented to
lecture before them the Odd Fellows Hall to-morov
Saturday afternoon, al 4 o'clock
See advertisement in another column,
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MADAME TARlN from FhF"' VIII oPe" OF on TUT,
N dav the 18th instant choice assortment OF Paris mil
nery consisting of evening dresses embroidered and real
lace do capes wells, caps, NC, hats coinues' mowers
&c, of the approved fashions.
Nadine r. wl.recevc weekly from her store in Broad
way, New York. full supply of all ARTICLES for balls anu
throughout the season. and socs the patronage oil
the ladies of Washington. .,
Her store is over Mr. Heydon's Jewelry sore near ~
street, n few doors below Coeman's Hotel.
Jan lI--eoImif
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DUFF GREEN AND BEN. r. GREEN,
Attorneys and COissslors-af- Lar.
Office street, the Treasury Department.
WILL give prompt attention claims before any of the
wv departments OF the government or before Congress,
also the of the District and in the SUI
prcme Court of the United States.
Address Green Green, Washington city, postage paid
Nov. ls-tt
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(tIGARS, CIGARsl CIGARS! --Just received direct
~ from the Havana, per barque Colon, very large and
superior stock Of cigars consisting of the following justly
celebrated brands:
10000 Cortez regaia
10000 Upman regalia
10000 Silva cigars
10000 Cortez, La Norma size
$4,000 Chiron do
10000 Ida small size
5000 Tulipan
10000 Queen brand
10000 Columbia
5000 La Gratitude
10000 Steamboat Principe.
The above lot of cigars of the choicest brands
that manu- iacered in Havana part of them
4 the subscribers own importation.
Also 100000 cigars, of various brands which
e be disposed of good can be purchased in
any of the northern cities The public hotekeepers and
yroccrs respectfully invited call and examine this
magnificent lot ofcigars W. II. WINTER,
East OF Coemans Hotel, sign of Jim Crow, Penn.
Sept "a
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I7ULLERs HOTEL, Washington, d. C.--Messrs. A
Il 81 E. II. FULLER take pleasure in informing their
friends the travelling public that they will open their
NEW HOTEL the of Pennsylvania apenue and 18th
street on before the LIST Of December This house has
been erected great expense and under the personal
periniendence Of the subscribers therefore they atter
them that all the requisites OF rsate hoef will be
found at their establishment The furniture is al entirely
new and expense has been spared to obtain that which
is elegant and comfortable.
The situation of the house is considered eligible
than their stand of h and Penn
syvana avenue Vacated by the subscribers last Novem
being the Capitol and hanve min
utes walk Presidents House and the public depart
To our old friends and guests we tender sincere
thanks for patronage heretofore bestowed and
them that they will find cordial welcome at their
house, and trouble will be spared to render them
comfortable $ a their own firesides
To future friends and guests oier good house
and all the inducements and beg their pa
tronage
Pories will be in attendance the and steamboats,
on their arrival with the badge of Fuler's Hotel.
No charge for conveying baggage
Nov 5-du A. d. Il. ii. FULLER.
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podifaI.


EF-Ths following lines were written by
young lady, duriag trip scross Lake Erie, an
were sent to friend in this place, who hande
them to us for perussi. We think them we
worthy OF. thoughno originally designed for r'ut
lcation.- Lancaster Ga=ete.
THOUGHTS OK LAKE ERIE.
We've met and parted-lips have spoken
That word that many a cart has broken,
Hands have been clasped, that never more
Perchance may INC ct upon times shore,
And now OH Fries restless tide,
Yet once again swiftly glide;
But homeward now nay course must be,
And home. dear home. | soon shall see.
Each wave that gides so brightly buck,
Along our vessels flaming track,
But brings me nearer and more near
That spot fall the world most dear;
How charmed proud lake, my eager glance
Rests on thy bright aud broad expanse-
So restless, rolling Ear around
/. Beyond the dim horizou's fnmSk
Save whore in distance 6intly seen
Ohio's hills aud forests green.
Far DER the waters sleeping lie;
Like clouds upon the southern sky;
While reused by winds that sportive sweep,
Across the surface oftlIe deep.
The "white caps" to thy bosom spring
Like plum1ge OF tue sea-birds wings.
Well may thy bouhdless waters be
An emblem of immensily;
Ali who Gun tell what treasures rare
This mighty prison house may bear
What gold and gems what, wealth. untold,
These gloomy caverns may unfold;
How many AFFIRM beneath thy wave
Has found cold and sileut grave.
T'were vain To isk, thou mighty deep,
The secrets thou so we'll eau keep;
Within thy bosom safe they dwell
Till reused by times sepulchIal knell.
Th"re let them rest, | only crave
That, o'er this fair but treasherous wave,
Our gallant bark may safely ride
Waited by favoring wind aud tide.
But not OF thee this boon seek;
Thy strongest aid were vain und weak,
Unless that mighty Power commonds,
Who holds the waters in his hand,
This voice alene, thy WIVES obey.
His word thy highest rage can sty.
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Youths Clothing

Coats, Pants and Vests, Of every quality, to suil
every age and size.
SIllRTS-A large quantity of home and east
ern makc-Box and small Plaits; Lambs Wool
knit; Royal Rib and Cotton under.shrts; Cling
liam. Chintz, Check and Hickory, an excellent
article for Boat hands.
Royal Rib NovczcmblH Drawers, extra heavy;
Docskin and Cotton Flannel do
large lot Of Gum and Silk Webb Suspcndcrs;
Jenny Lind, and other fancy Cravats; Italian do.
good article of Spitterlield. Pongee and other
Silk Pocket Ildtils
Kid and lined Berlin Gloves:
Comforts Of all kinds, BOmbazno Stocks, &c.
A few dozen Travelling Bags and Hand Trunks
Umbrellas, Over Shoes, &c.
few pieces of Fancy Made Lyonaiso Cloth,
both plain and stripe, intended for Ladies' dresses
Also, the Mohar, Stripe and Plaid, beautiful
article.
Misses Hoods Half Handlers. Mtls, Socks
Stockings, and Grecian Boots for children.
lg@ Good Years Patent Metallic Rubber Over
Coats, Roundabout,; Pants, Gloves aud Leggn-
80 inches long, an almost indispensable article fp
persons who are much exposed 10 the weathcra
they are perfectly waterproof, Doctors, look Il
yuur personal comfort in time!
Persons wishing To buy 10 sell ngain would dt
we'll To call aud examine our stock and prices
lB'Don't forget tie place-the ON Chccker
ed Store"-opposiet the Hooking Valley Bank.
COULIlAN e. co.
Lancaster. Oct. 90, 1913. "a
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Misc nj A Sc "a!

lust RECEIVED. large addition to our
o. Stock, among which ARE line lnowng;
French, English aud American, plain. Fancy
and cOlOred Letter Pnper
Note Paper Plain and Embossed
Elnb0ssed Envelopes
Gard Cases, Shell aud Mother Pearl
Wishing Cards, French aud English
Motto Walers-.reat variety; QuiIIs, Tags
French Cigar Cilscs grea; variety
Pocket Books. mtest style: Powder Pulls
Jenny Lima Tuck Combs, beautiful style
English bow back Dressing Conbs
link Mirrors; Gilt do; Frsuch Hnrps
Everponls, Accordeons Spcclnces
Metallic Wigs-benutilul finish
Common do do
Band Toupee's do
Snap do d0
Common do do
Metallic do do
Ladies' large Front Braids-varie,y; Indies
Curs
BniIalo Dressing Cohubs-snperior qunity
Buffalo Tuck, do do limitation do
Bohemim Puugents-excecdingly beautiful
Ladies Back Brads-cvsry culor
Shell Side Combs; Mock do
Tooth Br,hles-large assortment
Ladies' and Gcntlemcns Pnlses--latest French
Slylo
Shoulder Braces. improved pa Supporters do
Siamcse pocket Combs--iine flush
Fancy GIass Boxes, Shaving do
BHUSEIES-ilair, Shaving Shoe. Scrubbng
and Clothes Brushes
Tobacco Boxes; Amorces pOrer Fusl Piston
SOApS--GcneraI Taylor Shaving Sonp Ahout
do; fnncy Boz do Sans Englc do, Eagle do. FIoul
Ing Soap Palm do. Omnibus do, CircaTan do
Military do. Almond Shaving CrenIn, Rose do
Saud Wash Balls, Fancy do
Soplonaceous Compound, Bears Oil, true
PlIlocomc, OK Marrow Compound; AnrigueOi
Odnntine; Rosa Tooth Pnste Eau Lusirale
Indian Dye. Liquid Dye; Lily white, Pear
Powder; Coogne-superior, Acibinle Oil
The above articles together with large addi
iiod 10 the former stock OF
Drugs, Medicines, Surgical Instruments,
PAlSrs, OILS, DYE srUFFs, CIGARS.
Tobacco, Tea, Coffee. Sug~, Candles, Ruisins
Almonds. &c, &c.
Arc offered tu the public on the most favorable
terms for Cash, &C., nj "ApOthcearics' HaH"
No. GO, Main Street, Lancaster, Ohio.
NJ u. KREIDER,
Lancaster. November II. 1919 90
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uUl0Pn IN CONNOTION!
CIa Il A p JTM TT e

CIAE a p JIM NI e
AS returned from the Enst md brings with
| L L him the MOST FASHIONABLE aud BEST
GOODS. now offered in ths place
Baltimore, Philadelphia and New York. have
all contributed 10 nuke up the selection Of Goods,
which he nuw oilerH To the citizcns of odd Fair.
lield' aud adjoining ouunties.
GENT EMENl Should ynu feel the pinching
| cold ol Winter crll in CHEAP JIMMIE hns a
proof against that ior the SMALL SUM Of twen.
ty.tive cents per yard, His Stock is largo and
we'll selected and it is with him that you can get
the worth ofyour dollar.
LADIES! A word with you. Tho selections
for your use have been made with care. Call in
aud see the GnSmms, which have asluuishcd the
people an uccount Of tho low prices. ut which
they U, .rlling
HI, pRNrS. Tor beauty aud durability, are nc.
knowedgrd hy all to he decidedly the best aud
hand,umes Ia town.
Groceries.
More Groceric, on hand Than any othor Dry
Goods store in the place, aud at prices that can't
bc beat.
COME ON THEN!
From hill and vulcy--fom mountain and
plain! nnd you will he convinced that Cheap
Jimme' never surrcnders To big prices.
j. G, HENLEY.
Lancaster, Oct 20, l0i8 "a.
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75 PIECES OF
B r o A ID LOT Fl 6.

or all cOlOrs from 81 to 81 per yard.
so pieces plain and stripped Cassmers from IS
cents to 81, ,95
200 do plain, striped and barred Sattinetts Cve-
ry cheap from 81 to IS cents per yard
100 do Kentucky Jeans from 25 to 81 cents for
the best
100 do Red, White and Yellow Flannels
$50 do Black, Colored, Striped and Figured
Alpnccns
% bales Brown MusIins
10 cases Beached do from to 1914 cents
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BNRUas & TAHDICTNEs.-JUST RE.
~ CElVED. In addition to the stock on hand
the following articles which the undersigned
offers cheap, for cash. Mt wholesale and RctdM
800 lbs Carolina Pmkroot-best, clean oil stone
GOO do Enst lndia SIENNA, fair article
200 do Alex Seunp, best-very small leaf
300 do Honduras Sassaparilla, best--examiued
by Physicians of this place, and pro-
nounccd the best seen for many years
200 do GenSing Root
100 do Turkey Opinm-bcst
200 do German Valerian, also examined and
pronounced superior article
400 do l.iquorce Root
500 oz Sulph Quinime-wananted
4 Casks Epson Salts
do Flour Sulphur
do Cream Tarter
do Sup Carb Soda
| case AssaLintida
do Gum Alocs
4 do Liquorice Ball
And many other articles too tedious 10 cnumer.
ote-plcase call and examine our stock,
Aug 10, "a BURY & BECK,
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$500 pieces Of CALICOES

cheaper than erer knowR before.
so do Cashmeres, Mouslne de Lancs and other
fancy Goods for LADIES Dresses aud Cloaks
80 do Gnghams, new style, and very desirable
large aud beautiful variety of s u M NJ + Il
SHAWLS. otal sizes and at very low prices
40 pieces Apron Checks, Linen and Cotton Ia
BILE Cloths Cotton and Silk Handkerchieis
Dress Silks; Black, colored and 6g'd Hosiery
Gloves and Mitts of all kinds
Cambricks, Jacconets and every thing in the
Dry Goods line TO make our assortment full and
complete, among which will be found fine vari-
ETY. Of ROUGH and READY Goods
We have also constantly on hand, a large stock
of BOOTS and SHOES
Fur, Silk, Leghorn, Palm Leaf and Straw Hats
SPANISH SOLE LEATHER, Cotton Yarn
Carpet Chain and Coverd Warp
ell. ~