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(SIgnFd) CHAKLEl
Hon. CHARLES ALLEN.
NNATTONAL WHIG,-DOCTRINE

"NATIONAL WHlG""DOCTRINE
Read the following able deIineatlon OF the Tay lor
issue, in the present canvass, ii is portrayed by
Speaker Winhrop's favonte "Naiional Wing" Senator
Bernen Here is his letter to a Taylor Wing
meeting in Georgia
Il ak you to make known 10 our fellow citizens who
viii be assembled on the 30th INST. the reason why am
with hem, not so much 10 explain my absence, for
that comparatively unlmpor'ant, as % enable me
through The proper Organs OF the meeimg, 10 say to
Them how deeply important feel II to be, that we
should work with might and main" in the present can"
rass-ihat consider al The most important PfeSiden
haL election especially to so UIHERN MEN Which
has occurred since he foundation Of the Gorernmen
We hare great aud important Interests at Stuke-if
fail 10 sustain them Ro1o, may be forced too
10 decide aphetheI toH rtlNtin IA The Union, al the
mercy IA hand Of fanaicS poli,lcal juggrS re-
ctanty retire ON for he preservation II 0HIdomeS>
tic institutions and all cur rights as reenen II IRE are
united sustain heml,. dride the old party
issues We usthe victims.
ON THIS GREAT QUESTION: and WITH
OUT RESPECT TO PARTY / implore my tei.
or chisFns Of Georgia Hhlg and Democratic, TO FOR
GET FOR THE TIME THEIR PARTY biVlsi lNs-lO
KNO@ EACH OTHER ONLY AS SOUTHERN
MEMO act apon The huism nuertd by Nr COihoun
that on this VITAL @ UESTJON--L.e preseruatioa
ofour domestic Institutions the Southern man, who rs
JdrteSt from ~ Is 7leureT 10 us Than dy Northern man
can bethat Gen. lay Tor is identified with u, III feeling
and interestwas born in slavehOdirg Staie--educa,
ted IN saveholdlng sta,els himself slave hoIdcr =
that his slave property constitutes the means OF support
I" himself and tamil y bal he cannot desert us, without
sacrificing hrs interest hi, principles, the habits aid
feelings Of his lt.and that with him therefore, our IN
stnions are safe. beseeeh lbem, therefore, fram The
love viii, The, bear noble state 20 ally under
The banner of Zachary raylor and with one united
voice 10 send him BY exclamation TO The Executive chair
Respectfully, your isilow-clzn.
J. MCPHERSON BERRlEN
This is the view of the GREAT QUESTION Of
slavery extension, as held by all Of Gen TsyloIs friends
and supporters throughout his section Of the country
They support him because they KNOW him to be
Thoroughly with the South, bitterly OPPOSED to
The Wmo ovso, and will VETO il. Such is Gen.
Tayor, without mistake, adyoc aled all over The South
10 b.. Its his TRUE position.
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CITY DYE HOUSE.
GROVE STREET,

GROVE STREET.
II AIDES and Gentlemens Garments Of every descrips
L. ton dyed and finished in superior style, Also
shawls, Wells Hosiery, &c. Cents whole Garments dyed
and pressed in good shapeAso ceansed at short notice
without injury to goods or calors White Merno and
other shRw cleansed Carpets ceansed for eigA cents
per yard at notice. Goods returned In week.
Office at Ellis's, ZIG Main Street.
Worcester, April s. dwtfl6
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FIRST PREMIUM
DAGUERROTYPES.

Eclipse Daguerrean Establishment I!
No. BrimEey HAIL, No. o.
NHlS Establishment, which is the Oldest and pop
uar one ever established in Worcester, unites rare
advantages for carrying the Daguerrean Art in all
perfection and beauty Within brie this establish
ment has produced
5000 Miniature Pictures,
which in point of superiority and accuracy have
been e1selel. The proprietor DR.. Van AIstn, having
had many years of practical experience in his art pre-
pared
Challenge any Competitor
to trial OF skill, either in the perfection and beauty of
DaGuerreoype productions, in the exceeding cheapness
which he enabled offer them The public. He has
imported instruments for his exclusive use, which
superior to any IN this city elsewhere, and his pictures
which warranted to he superior any that be
produced in Worcester are put up in rich and elegant
cases, for he low price OF
One Dollar Only.
n B. STOCK Of superior quality constantly on hand
and for sale. DR. VAN ALSTIN.
Worcester, July %. dwtf
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B, E. HUTCHINSON,

Successor tc VIM. LEGGATE,) 100 MAINSr.
kGANUFAC TJR Err and Dealer in harm ESSEs SAB
wi DIES, B@!DLES,- Coach, Chaise and Draft COL
LARS. Also Trnnks pGllses and Carpet Gags Coach,
Gig and Twig WI PS DC. ~ Reaiprins done short
aOtIce ST. Worcester, san Is
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Published at No. 1872, Main Street, Worcester
JOHN MILTON EARLE,
Editor and Proprietor.

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TO LET.

THE subscriber has Exchange street, two rooms and
L attic. IS by IS with power, or the rooms VIII be d
Juns u WIN. T. MERRIFIELD
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A RARE CHANCE-FoR SALE,

A RARE CHANGE SALE,
sN5sEsgzss fE'HAT valuable Real Estate, centrally
a9EGSS l located on LINCOLN STREET, in The City
SS8ske% OF Worcester, four minutes walk rom the
w T9E$ Court House, Ia,e the properly Hon
JOSEPH G. KENDALL, containing from four
-&--9~~ TO five acres 8oi choice land. bounced vest
ery 40 feet ON Lincoln street, southeriy Kendall
Street 800 feet easterlY Oak nearly 800 eet
and northeIy The Rev. Alunzo HUI and Hon.
Jrdge Thomas. There are The premises good Barn,
recently erected, and from thousand fifteen hundred
FRUIT TREES comprising choice selection OF The fin
varieties OF Apples Pears Peaches, Pums Ounces
&C. The other portions OF The land in grass grain
and suitable for gardening There is copous and
spring of water the lot capable Of being used
Tor al artificial fish pond or other purposes.
The above Estate affords chance gentle
wishing prnvde himself with beantl al private
residences or may be divided into lots, afford
the opporu ~ kg profitable speculation 1t NOT sold
prvaSalei 1t will be divided into lots and sold
Auction.
For further information, am permitted Rev.
AL0EZO HILL, ARTEMAs WARD, ESQ.,, or p. N. WATT
keeper Of the American Temperance Exchange
}. HENRY KENDALL.
Worcester, June 30 l94s dwtf
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ARCHITECTURE.

TUE undersigned having injected themselves in bus
i ness under the namr and firm OF
BOYDEN & JOY,
for the purpose OF Brawns Plans and making Spec-
hcatohs Of Buildings in every variety Of style invite all
those who contemplate building 10 give US call as we
trust from our experience thai give entire sdsac
lion cal who may favor with their patronage.
Ofee, No, 20, (4h hOO) Central Exchange, worcester.
a3 ELBRIDGE BOYDEN,
Aug. H. dwtf LEWIS h. Joy
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The above prices in consequence Oi incrras.
ed facilities for manufacturing, are much ie
dnced ON former rates. A liberal discount
for Cash in hand at the date of the invoice.
Presses, Chnses, Cases, Wood Type, Ink,
&c. furnished at the luwrst manufacturers
prices, either for cash or credit.
Our specimen Book Tor 1913 is now ready
for di ,trbn,Ion to Printers. who will send for
it, aud contains mary new articles that we have
never telore exhibited, snrli a. Wiring Flour
i<hcs, Ornaments, Orm mental FonIs, &c. of
which we have III ample stock for the prompl
execution Of orders.
Printers of Newspapers WIN choose To pnb.
Iisir this Advertisement three times before the
lst Of June, 1913, and send ns One of their pa.
pers, will be paid for it in Tyne wien they
purchase from Us, of our own Manufacture,
selected from onr specimens, five times the
umonnt q! their bill.
For sale, several COOL second handed Cylin-
der aud PIaiin Power Press, Standing Presses,
Hand Printing Presses. &c.
GEORGE BRUCE & Co.
I3 Chambers.street, N. York.
April u St IL
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Home Mission society,

TIME fellowship Ladies' llnmc Mission
IL Society will hold its lnurl, Anniversary
al Fellowship Meeting House, three miles
south Of Cambridge, Saturday brfore the frst
Lnrd' day in May next. Rev. J. NJ. Chlcs is
inyiieddo deliver the Anniversary Address
Reys. john SnppB F. Corley. aud X. A..
Child are invitsdsto attend a, speakers.
Services 10 commence at II G'clock A. NJ.
fhe friends of bencvnence ire inyted 10
attendas The field to be cultivated under the
direction of the Board of Domestic Missions of
S. B.Cohrenlioris large, the desli,ntion great,
Iaborersfew, contributions insufficient. our re.
sponsibility vast. Men Of IsreaI, Help! Friends
of Truth and Snuticrn Institutions. Help
By REQUEST OF THE SOCIETY.
Abbeyillc BanucJ will copy.
AprilssI5
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EDGEFIELHe5 HOTEL.

YH1lIE Subscriber respectfully informs Iris
n friends and the public that he has hately
pnlchnst d this well known HOTEL. nrmeIly
kept by hIrssr-. Guver and BnrI. Tile bnuse
In, recently undergone considerable imprbve'
mems and every Thing put in the finest order
and convenience fnr The comfort Of permanent
aud transient boardGrs. His Table will be
furnished with tn, best that the country will
afford.
lil4 Bar, will also, be furnished with the
hest of Liquors. And his Stable honnuimly
supplies wlIh good. Wholesome provemder, aud
conducted by attentive Oslers.
The Proprietor snlirilI share of public
paiunage, is he can assure all, thai il viii he
his earnest cndeavors To give satisfaction. His
tllurges viii be moderate.
II. JENNINGS.
Aprii26 If H
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CONGREssIONAL.

The. following. are The. resolutions Of
Mr.. Giddiuss, and the proceedings had
lherepn: -
Mr.. ,Gisllings asked the unanimous con
sent of the lluuse. 10 introduce The follows
ing preamble and resolutions:
Whereas. more Than eighty men, wo
men, aud children are said now be con-
fined in The prison Of The District of Go.
lumbia. without being charged with crime
or OF ar Improperly other than any at
Tempt to enjoy that liberty for which our
fathers encountered Toll, suffering, aud
dea'h ITSELF and for which The people Of
many European governments are now
struggling:
And wdcreas such rriclice il derosato-
ry 10 our national character, Incompatible
with the duty of civilized and Christian
people. and uirworlhy of beins sustained
by an American Consr.ss-rherriore,
BE i, resolved, That a select committee
of i've members of this body be appointed
To inquire into and r-pnr /, this House
hy what authority said prisnn is used for
the purpose of confirming PERSONS who
have attempted 10 escape from slavery
with leave 10 report what legislation is
proper in regard to said practice.
Resolved further, That said committee
be authorized To seud for persons and pa
pers.
Mr. Men;lc objected 10 The reading of
the resulu,iOns. but finally withdrew the
objecli'u, ami they were read for inforna-
tim as 10 their character; bur The unani.
nous consent oElhe House to their rscep.
lion being necessary, and Objection being
again made, they were not received.
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Edge field Academy.

"A Ma very dangerous state Of health and in
81 pursuit of The means of restoring it, tho
Prmcipfl proposes Spring vacation Of three
weeks instead oftwn. He trusts tIlat tIlis, So
necessary to his recovery, will be cheerfulIy
awar led him both by the Trustees and by ;ha
Parents of his pupils lie will not pass over
IN silence The extraordinary good Conduct and
atfertona,c regard Of tis pupils during his
illness-Snch a cpirse was doubtless stimulated
il not directed By their sympahies-n cIrcuin.
stance thai greatly enhauces the meri its Of their
condnci. '- g Z,
His health restored, he hopes again to meet
their smiling faces and grasp their welcoming
hauds. K. McCLINTOCK Il, !, :. Z
Principal. e
April 10 St lI2 =
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granted and therefore they cannot be
made to- doiit: Bni ..A Tnlsr" pn, adj.
rect question. and desires d Il rect answer
yea or nay ''Will you, ifelccled, vnte
fora report OF the liabilities Of the Officers
aud sDirectorsuftie' Bank ami iis Branch
es, and of ftlemernbers ofihe legislature
10 tine Bank ofthe State of South Car,li-
na,Io be made annually 10 the Legislature,
and paLlishrd?" Tothis 1decliue TO an.
swer. .nne wav or the other. i do so on
the ground hiatt tlnes no, Involve prin
ciple-wlich ! hold myself AT all times
ready to answer 10 the people-hut simply
indicates a given aud prescribed mode ol
examinations. In the iirs. place, the mode
proposed merely superfcial-and would
in no.,oay answer the purpose or object of
an, examination. The fact that, officers,
directors, or membcts wero indebted to
the Bank, would not ipse facto. make the
debts bad. Aud if good, the Bank would
be realizing as much interest from them
as any other class Of debtors. Secondly,
and for a higher aud more impor'an, rea
son,'I decline to commit myself 10 the
yea or'nay oflhat' par,icula; q,es,isn: ne.
cause desire to be On independent Re
preventative. H.5ing commi,ted myself
in faaor ofa thorough examination. All.
unwilling TO be shackcieGas tothe precise
mode. l shall go for hat modo which TO
me Cif eiected) shall seem best, when The
subject come up-alter full AMI malare
discussion ;.o,herwise, the Representative,
if questioned upon every given sutjec'
which shall come, up before the Lesisia
tnre. would go there mere 1nachine-ln
cast every vote precisely as he answered
ued or nay at home. In this mode, one
man would he as good Representative
asanolher So he could barely read wuuid
he sufficient. All he would have to do
would he TO place his chatecism upon his
iable-and al every vote 10 bs taken look
ath's hook and see how he had Promised
10 vote a, home-thoug5 he might after
wards be entirely convinced he was
wrong. Suca machine am unwilling
tobe. As to tae mode and manner of car
rying out my briuciptes; | must have
something left to,he discretion. judgment
and intellect with F4ich God has scndowed
me.
! hope "a Voter" will now be satisfied
with my declaration: thai I am iu favor
ola thorough examination nf.the Bank,
and q publication Of its condition in any
manner thought proper hy-iheLesislature'
for The information of'lhe public.
1.-The is. shall be pleased, if be is not,
he will al least accorh To Inc candor. ]
would not by confusiuD. were il possible,
endeayor to GET his vote. hope by indie.
prndence to merit il.
have served The people Of EGgsield
two years in the Legislature. Of,he man
ner IN which ] have discharged my d'';es
il does notbecome rue tespeak. They -,
pass judgment upon That. But il the sooI
people Of the District think proper to slec,
me again. ! cao promise To be an honest,
.fasthfut, and independent Representative.
BEN. c.. YANCEY.
April 26ih, 26h l843.
.S;k
The salaries of The Royal family ol
England. including The sums allowed !or
the support ofthe royal household, amount
10 S5,3Ol ,274 annually.
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FOR rIE EDdEFrELn ADVERTISER. Z
TO THE. VOTERS OF EDGEFlELD.
- ~ = - DISTRICT.


Having yielded 10 The s.ishes 6fifricads
ta. be, again a candidate for Ihc mex, <l.c-
sis'nre, aud as such. Heine inferros ateh,hy
IA Voler."in The EJsetielI .4tfuertsssf, in
srelation 10 the Bank Of the Stale nf South
Carolina, | propose 10 reply briefly.
The communication uf"A Voter" con-
lans The following paragraph: The pro
prieiy Of renewing The charter Of The Bank
of,he State of South Carolina is an i'm
por,ant. question, will be called upon. in a
few years, to,Iecide in The chuce Of their
Representatives.. Inthe mean time, such
information as will throw light upon the
practical operations Of that institution,
should not be withheld q
In the general proposEon | heartily con
eur. The present charte! Of the Bank
expires in 1856; anI with view TO the
question, "shall il bc re chartered or nor?"
i,.is.importanl thai! thorough invesliga-
iionof Tho condition Of the bank be had,
and lis condition he fully presented u the
people of the State. II is important thar
the people knryv whether the Bank be sol.
vent.or insol5 it has been
usefully or hadly managed whether il has
shaved the people from incre sed taxa
ton, in tic mode now collected annually
by our tax collectors, by the profits upon
iJs banking capital, or whether from mis-.
management, it is likely TO entail upon
them future taxation to make up Tor the
loss 6fiis capital,
When this thorough investigation shall
70 had, ifir should appear that the Bauk
lE5aas wasted lis capital. an'l been loss "a
, ,her than profit to the Slate-lhen they
may well determine to wind up The Bank.
II, on the other hand. it should appear,
from a full investigation, that The Bank
hasnot only preserved its capital, but re.
allied apruft to the Srate-thereby saw
ing TO The people The necessity Of higher
fnxation. and that it has met The pIblic
deb. OF The State as her instalments have
fallen due-lhen the people uay or no,
determine TO re charter the Bank. speak
wi,houl reference to the political question
ofBank and State. Upon this poin, am
MOI here called upon to decide: nor will
the next Legislature have anything 10 DO
with The re.charer of the Bank. It's pre-
sentrhaner will NOT expire fo- eight years.
Indeed the question of any Blnk " he'h-
er State Bank or Bank Of private stock
holders which are irresponsible TO the ex
animation Of the public-amons whom.
however. they circulate their paper issue,
is profound q1eslion, no, lightly to I've
passed upon. am mt only IN favor of
arieid exa Ilina'ion or the Bank Of the
State, but think every Bank Of tie State
should be compelled 10 quarterly sIate.
menis, under oath, oftheir respective con
dition. For on The faith Of charter by
the Legislature, the bills Of these private
Banks are taken and circulated among
the people-and the people should, as a
safs-gGard, have The means Of showing
their condition. A similar law now ex-
islsin The States;;but some oflhe Banks
,bareTelused 10 make ke;public statements of
Their condition or The gfourAt that lhei
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Fair EOtiCe.

ALL Persons irdeblrdi 10 the Subscriber by
N Note or Account. are requested to make
payment by Return Day in Uel"b-r uex'. il
they isIl 10 save cost, and all sums, wicl, are
within H1agslrare's jurisdiction, if not paii by
that time must also pay cost ; Us must haYe
money 10 keep mp my business.
NJ w. .CLARY
CoIenans = Roads, VI rcIr Is. into 8
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New ami Fashionable
SPRING GOODS.

NEJM. II. Ciane has just received large
w and beuurili,l assortment Of Spring
Goods. consisting in part of Rich Plaid aud
Figured Tissue Silks.
Plain. Figured and E,nbroid. Dereses,
Rich Plaid Grenadines,
Rich Plaid Manlarnes, new &. beautiful,
Rich Plail sylphide,
PLAID q Fig. Orsanda Mnslins,
Rich Plaid Pompodore, do.
Linen Gngham-, plaid aud solid colors,
Plain Satin striped and plain Black Silk,
Rich Colored Silk,
Mnslin Capes and Collars,
Black lace Vises.
Berege Muslin and Lace Scarfs,
Berege Ciape and En-. Muslin Shawls,
Ladies' and Gents. kid silk Lise' Thrcn1
Glpyes. 4.
6.4and l2A Linen Slleeiirg,
Pillow Ease Linen
Furniture Dimity.
~ AMI I0.4 Bieached and Brown
linen DamaskS, '!s,7
lluskaback and, !2,,issia Draper;
GotloIand Linen Gools;in grsa, vari eties,
Tor senihmen andSyouths'] summer Fweur-
Glntbes all ;colors, SiH2l mill q sCassimeres
{new pSik eiher; with a. tea, yariety:sof
otiiei Snans ilnt sSlmm mmers Good Fl 0swllichsI i
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Musical HsistuEslaentS,
Fresh Groceries,

g UGARS. Coffee. Moasscs. Vinegar.
y Lamp Oil, Taliow. Sperm, and Adaman'
tine Candles.
Raisns. Soda Bscnits and Almonds,
Imperial, Hysuu and Black Teas, Rice, &c.
Raisins. Figs. Ciiron. Curran's. Macar"ni.
Pickles, Brandrd PulcI,rs, GageS, Cigars.
Just recrived aud for sale by
{. a. MEIGS.
April If II
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Strayed or Stolen,

Strayed or Stolen,
ENRON the Subscribers plantation, near
IL Fruit Hill P. Office, about the 5th March.
y Bay FILLY, three years old, ole hind foot
whis no other marks recolIected. Any infor..
nation respecting said Filly will be thankfully
received, all and reasonable expenses paid.
GEORGE J. STOTHER:
Living near Mnj. J. G. Aliens.
April 81 ii
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F6m lie Hamburg journal.

| F'0m Tie Hamburg journal.
Nh. EDITOR: You published. snme
weeks aga. a communication .sisne'l ~
Voter calngnn The Senator and candi-
dates fnrlhe House of Representatives
from tie Ds'ricr, to say whether, If cleo
ted, Iaay wnulI vote for an annual public
report .ol the Liabilities of each Officer and
Director OF the Bank. aud Branches, aud
each member Of the legislature, 10 our
Stale Bank. As we believe il is The ge'-
eral wish Of the voters of this District, TO
hear from our Senator and candidates on
til: Suhjecl. befhre we cast our vn,cs. we
have wui'e.l with much interest their re.
ply to This call. As ynl vouchel for the
respectable Sian linz of the alhor Of that
communication, an as The subject is one
of deep ani pressing concern, we are at a
loss To arc0 mt for their silence. II is ua
dnubleiIy Tho right every and any vuler
10 ask public expression Of The opinions
qfthose fon whom he is to select his
Representatives.. especially about matters
in which all feel an interest, anil believing
that none Of those who seek to represent
Us can desire TO Conceal theirs, we take
this melhe.l Of spaclfully calling their
attention to the qarry Of n V"ter,' aud
reiteralins his request.
II is unlers'ooh that our Son1tor an
most, If not all, Uf he c1nlil ,teI are OF
posed to State Bank. However this may
he, we desire the declaration over their
own nlmes that they ure i'll favor of ri.
gid investigation Of lis cnncerny-:not so
much by co nnliuees, in which we have
LOST faith, as by exlorlins public reports.
on essertial points. M one eau obj.ct to
the propnsitloa made It's justice-i's abso.
lutte necessity-wc see very plainly. BE.
ins stock holders, we want To see in wha,
manner some seven or eight hundred
thousand dulIars rf its funds have been
distribre,f a:uons those whom its secret
management has been conrmiltel. And
being cirizens of free country, we want
tn.knnw how far our Rulers, s,rulo us.by the
haJuuqL use -four orn money. We un-
derstand fully all The bearings Of tie pro
position. which has been made to give us
lish, on,hese points by an annual public
report, such as has ben suggested. and we
want to know Of thuss ~hu are To repre-
sent us in the max, legislature, whether
they are in favor of such a rep,rr. Yea
or Nay. MANY VorsRs.
The subscribers concur in the above
call. and leave their names with the Prin.
ter. not for publication but for Tire inspec
lion of the candidates.
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Fancy & Staple Dry Goods.

Fancy & Staple, Dry Goods.
E.HANCY Mus!ins, GingI,ams and Prints,
ri, llnnrnins t" ~. 1.s-iYi'..sslts
Changeable DE LANES and Jenny Lind PlaidJ,
Silk and Baradge Shawls and Mantles,4 :
Silk Sun Shades nni Parasols. <el. 's,i
English and American Long CIoths ,.5,....ssy
Rich Bonnet. Cap and Taffetas Ribbons, -.
Swiss, Jaconet, Thread aud Lisle Edgings and
lnsertinss, 49,
Linen Ca.abric IIandkcrchiels, Gloves, Hosie.
~, &c. &c. 7
FOR GENTEEMEN'S WEAR.
Drap de'Etc, Summer Cloth and Spring Cas-.
siulere.
Lead Gunre,l. Brown and Grass Linens,
Brown aud Fancy Linen Drills. ..,a-'c.l.
Marsa!i!es Feslings. Silk Hankercbiefs, and
Crnvats, 49,
Suspenders, Gloves, Half Hose, &c. &c.
Together with an assortment OF,
Georgia Striped Honspuns. Osnnbmrgs, 7.
Gotten Ysrns, Shoes. Hats. Caps, Bonnets.
just received and for sale by
G. A. MEIGs.
April If IL.