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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1849-09-15
lIE1nE MEN ToNlAKE A sTATE;
THEIR MANiNo AND THEIR MARKS.

iit1iN hahiNS AND THEIR MARKS.
This is the title, says the "Literary
World lt, 3 Of an address by Bishop Doane
before the Trustees, Teachers, and SIN
dents of Burlington College, on the last
anniversary oftlie National independence.
It is succession of brief, pithy maxims,
ringing blows on the anvil, exhibiting the
union of every honorable, manly quality
with true Christianity. These areits con
Guiding passages
,"And for the marks of men that are to
maie,a State. L see then, an, tie i,soe,u-
oas boy. He looks right at you, with his
clear. calm eye, The glow that rnantles
on bis Cheeks of no kin with shame it
is but virtues color, spreading from his
heart. You know that boy in absence,
as in presence. The darkness is not dark
to him for Gods eye lightcns it. He is
more prompt to own than do wrong !;
and reader for amendment than for either.
There is nothing possible, for which you
may not count on him and nothing good,
that is not possible, to him, and God.
"I see Them in The earnest 5oy. His
heart is all a-throb, in all his hand would
do His keen eye fixes ON the page of
Homer, orof Euclid, or of Plato and new
erwayers, till it sees right through it,
and has stored its treasures in the lipht
of his clear niud. His foot has wings Tor
every errand Of beneyolence or mercy.
And when you seethe bounding ball fly
highest, and fall farthest f ON the stand
and hear the ringing shout that is the
signal of its triumph, you may be sure
that it was his strong arm that gave that
ball the blows
~ sea then, an Tie reverentia1 bon. He
never sits where elders stand. His head
IS never covered when supcriors pass, or
when his mothers sex is by. He owns
IN every house, at every hour of prayer,
a present God. ISGEEUoUs, EARNEST
REyERENTIAL BoYs: these are our marks
of men TO make State.
Nv Fat Constitutes a Slatel
Not higf raised battlements, or labored mound
tldck walls, OF moatod gate
Not cities proud, with spires and turrets
crowned,
Not bays, and bsoad-arned ports,
Who're, Laughing at tho storm, rich naves ride !;
Norstarred snd spangled courts
pride
no, Men high minded men.
y n
Men. who their duties know.
But know thoir rights; snd, knowing, dare main
tain;
Prevent the long aimed blow,
And crush the tyrant, while they rend the chain:
These constitute a State"
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1849-09-15
NO. IS.

one to three inches in size, all firmly con.
gealed together The weight Of this
large piece Office could not be asccrtained
but it IS most fortunate circumstances
that it did not fall on III. Noffat's house
OF 1t would have crushed it, and undoubt.
edly have caused the death of some of
the inmates. No appearance whatever
o. 81 ei'her haii OF snow was discenible ii.
the surrounding district.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1849-09-15

4 ycrG..nt youth from the country was
recently dimissed by a young damscl ii
this city, on the ground shat she had beer
advised TO avoid everything green during
the prevalence of The cholera.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1849-09-15

a young lady returning late
concert, as it was raining, order
ocachman to drive 70 the sidewal
was still unable 10 step across the
81 can lift YOU over." said coachey.
no." said she, "I'm too heavy"
marm," said John. "I'm used to
barrels of sugar
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1849-09-15

PHESoMENoN IN Ross-sHTRE.- Gu
rious phenomenon occurred at the farm of
Balyullich, on the estate of Ord, occupied
by Mr.. Moffat, on the evening of the 10th
inst. immediately after one of the loud
est peals Of thunder ever heard there, a
large and irregular shaped mass of ice,
reckoaed to be nearly twenty feet in cir
cumference, and of a proportionatc thick
ness, fell near the farm house. 1t had
beautiful crystalline appearance, being
nearly all quite transparent, if we except
a small portion Of it which consisted of
hailstoncs of uncommon size, fixed to-
gether. 1t was principally composed Of
small squares, diamond shaped, Of from
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1849-09-15

MY dear" said q printer to his lady.
love, "pern,it me 2 In~1e-s;p when the
termigrqnt Immediately made -A-4- at
him, and planted her GB' between his
II, which put his nEtD into pI. "This
conduct" said tho gallant typo, looking
r az N"y.r "is without . Y"
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1849-09-15

~ BALTIMORE, Sept. 5.
Fresh rumors are rife respecting Louis
Napoleon's intentions towards aspiring to
crown.
Pnnce Bonaparte has been tiled and
nned two hundred francs for striking NJ.
Cashier in the Assembly,
Mahamet Ali died Cd August.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-01-18
gle WE'RE A VOICE.

II were a voice, persuasive voice,
That could travel the wide world through,
would fly on The beams Of the morning light
And speak to men with gentle might,
Aud tell them 10 be true.
would fly, l would fly, over land and sea,
Wherever a human heart might be,
Telling tale singing song,
Ia praise of the Right, in blame of the Wrong.
II were a voice. consong voice,
I'D fly on the wings oil aIri
The homes Of Sorrow and Guilt I'D seeA,
And calm and truthful words I'd speaG,
To them from Despair.
would fy, would fly DER The guarded town,
And drop, like the beautiful sunlight down
Into the hearis of suffering men,
And teacn them to look up again.
II were voice, convincing voice,
I'D travel with the wind
And whenever saw The nation torn
By warfare, jealousy spite or scorn,
Or hatred Of their kind,
would fly, would fly on the thunder crash,
And into their blinded bosems flash
Aad all their evil thoughts subdued,
I'D teach them Christian Brotherhood.
II were voice, an immortal voice,
I'D seek the kings the earth:
I'D find them alone on their beds at night,
And whisper words that should guide them right,
Lessons of priceless worth.
/ would fly swift than the swiftesi bird,
And tell them things they never heard
Truths which the ages for aye repeat
unknown to the courtIers at their feet.
II were voice, an immortal voice,
I'D speak in the peoples ear;
And whenever they shouted Liberty"
Without deserving to be Tree,
I'D make their error clear.
i would fly, would fly on the wings Of day,
Rebuking Wrong on my Worldwide way,
And making all The Earth rejoice
III were roice-an immortal Toice
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-01-18
MASSACHUSETTS, Leglslaturc.
WEpNEspAY. Jan. II

WEDNESDAY, Jan. IL.
SENATE. On motion, ordered that the Committee
on Mercantile Affairs aud Insurance be directed 10
CURE into the expediency of enactng law, allowing
Insurance offices 10 insure property of the State
ana permitting Mutual offices 10 CLASSIFY their risks.
The Merchants and Farmers Insurance Company of
Worcester petilioned for leave to insure property out
OF the Slate.
HOUSE. Messrs. Coolidge g. Wiley peitioned to be
appointed State printers.
The Eastern Railroad Company, fer an extension OF
me for revival of the charter Of the Lancaster and
Sterling Branch Railroad and to compel the Fichburg
Railroad Company TO apply the stock created for the
construction TO its legitimate object
In CONVENTION. The two branches assembled in
Convention agreeablyto appointment Osmyn Baker,
declined on the first ballot.
Timothy J. Gldley of Amherst, had Ill
Oliver Edwards of Chesterfield 80
Joel Hayden of Williamsburg, 81
The second ballot resulted as follows:
Timothy ]. Gidley 1863
Olver Edwards %
Joel Hayden so
Mr. Gridley was declared elected-lhe Convention was
then dissolved.
The order submitted yesterday by Mr. Bacon of Wor>
ceser, vas adopted 1t relates TO inquiries as 10 Rails
road accidents and INJURIES
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-01-18

Population of Neso York City. Mr. vslen.
tine, clerk OF the Common Council, in his forth
coming Manual OF the Corporation OF New York.
states that in the year l7l2 the entire popula-
uon OF the city, as shown by the official census
was 5,849.-In 1871, 1t had reached q 600 ana
now 1t cannot be much less than 420 900.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-01-18
For the Daily Spy.

Mr.. EDITOR al was delighted to see by the Pal.
adum Of yesterday that Pelerkn" had done .,be ee..
tee' and would suggest 10 the Social Fire Sociey The
proPnety OF extending to him and wife, an invitation 10
go sometime" as, by so doing Pe,erkln and wife vii,
secure one more ride Than they had anticipated. By
and with the advice and consent of "my wife"
PETERKfN's Cors,x
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-01-18

The OHIO QUESTION. II appears from the Ohio
Wing papers that even if the Lorraine county returns
were not received, Ford would still be elected. The
Speakers statement Of line vote gave Ford 87l majority
Lorraine gave him Clio majority, SO that giving the
Democrats their own way, he would have majority of
PSI 10 the State
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-01-18

The SOUTHERN CAUCUS. A Telegraphic despatch
reports that The Southern on Monday evening,
after good deal OF discussion of Mr. Calhoun's address
and opposition TO various parts oft recommitted il 10
HE same committee, with instructions report on Mons
day next
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-01-18

p 1t Is rumored that Mr.. Bullitt. Of the Ne,
orleans Picayune, and Mr.. Fuller. the NJ.
York Mirror, are about to commence the nublcs.
ton OF Taylor paper at Washington. Buliitt i a.
out'and out slayeocrat, and Fuller full. biooded
iree- trader ueo
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-01-18

MILFORD BRANCH RAIL Road The number Of
passengers transported the Milford Branch Rail Road
large proportion OF whom conveyed 10 or from
Boston, in months from the LIST ofJuly last to the st
Of December, was 22,9i0-equal TO average Of l45
pcr day.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-01-18

W The last accounts from Chagres state that the
old excemen. was great on the Southern coast -Four
hnudred passengers had left Valparaiso for California
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-01-18

"a. The business Of taking up ships for San
francisco is in some hands very profitable. One
snip which cost 1925 900 complete, has friepht
worth $4,000 and all paid in advance.
" poet
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-01-18

!, ~ TWO unknown Williams attacked Mr. samI
hooper, a respectable farmer living on the Han.
oyer turnpike near Baltimore, stabbed him fatal.
~, tied his wife, and robbed the house Of s4ooo
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-01-18

Intelligence from Ohio renders it doubtful
whether the legislature will elect United
States Senator in place of Mr. Allen, at its pres
ent session. The balance of power is held by
faction OF Stree Sellers. Boston Journal.
Yes; and most fortunate for Ohio and the country is
it, that the balance of power is held by them, for has
been the means of saving the State from snaIchy and
probably from boodshed While the "factions" of the
Tayorites and Castles have sought only the securing
their power, BY any means whatever the Free Soil men
have poured oil the troubled waters and by their
GOODNESS, prudence, and devotion to the public good
have succeeded in bringing comparative order out of
the confusion INTO which the other parties had thrown
the State by their actous course and cured an organ
lzaton of the government We trust they will continue
in their noble and patriotic course holding even balance
between the rival factions, and if they do this, is of
little consequence, comparatively whether the Legsa,
ture is able to elect Senator not The people will
set the matter right at the next election.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-01-18

Vetc York and .Ne,o Hduen Ro;IrooJ ~
inland route between New York and r..
not oeen perfected, as was anticinated ~. ,,as
completion OF the New York and New H.va ao
SIaiifoao' That road does not connect win 80
NE" raven and Hartford road, but the t,vo .
separated by about mile, so that PASSENGERS 80
onhged 10 change cars Nor is th;s -,
me TWO ROADS nave not been able to agree nao,,
ahy Terms oil connection, so that passengors ~. po
20 an the way through. The dificnl5v = 'y
Deleve, that the boats which run het,ya1 =, we
1prk ana New Haven are owned bv the 1 Wv,
VINO own the New Haven and Hartford R enu men
ana consequently the trains are sent to H a.,.'
a. such nours as shall accommodate tho s'o.u
the exclusion OF trains from New vi "a, 70
Iahnot iohg remain SO. The public convan;a
demands connection between the ,,.o ..H'1,'
anal must speedily be effected. pror ~ "orhs'
CURIOUS CASE OF PoIsoNINc An.,
IN REMAIN, Westchester county, New WI ..'a
poisoned by eating pheasants on Fr;da,' oiA'"ss
nae gentleman FIRST broke out in yioian, ~
was struck Mini "' pr
on 'os' an consciousness, and rayed for sa...aI
,ours' medical assistance, which was fo,,,.ss.a
y near az hand was promptly summoned ana :.
was hnally saved, by the adminstration ~ anu ne
emeuc. The birds had probably eater so.s ssfong
consequences. 'uoh disastrous
W isaac y. Barnes has been re anpo;,,.a IT,
'eq states Marshal for this district frpm ,hs 's,s
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-01-18

% In the list Of passengers, by the North Bend,
from Boston for San Francisco we notice the names Of
Henry H. Sawyer, OF Fitchburg, and c. Robbins and
w. Bems, oil Westboroueh
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-01-18

THE LOWELL COURIER. John Fl. Warland, Esq.,
gentleman iavoraby known among the editorial pro-
fesson Of New England has become associate editor
the Lowell Courier.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-01-18

tied STATE. NJ. barnes has been re appointed Un-
OF January. 1'"''' IRON Pm me 10th
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-01-18

GJ' correspondent suggests that the Taylor men
! probably find themselves in the same predicamen in
relation a recent business transaction Of theirs that
the French did inanother case. Johnny Crappeaux
was walking along in Boston, and saw written upon
stable door,
ua "The Great American Moose,
10 be seen here.
Admtance IS cents"
Johnny paid his rs cents and went in, but soon came
out, manifcsng unmistakable signs Of ehagrin Some
one asked him. what was the matler7 "Be gar !" says
Johnny, "me did give twenty-five cent to de moose,
and nov me would give twenty-five eelt 70 not see de
nooss!
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-09-18
MauRE CONCENTR ATED EXTRACT or


n JAMAICA GlNGER-An efficient and grateful
Stomachc Stimulant and Carnnatve, for the relief OF
Fatuencv allaying Nausea, &e &c Prepared and sold
by PURCELL, LADD & Co, Apothecaries and Drug
pists o. corner Main and 18th streets, Richmond Va
This extract contains in concentrated form all the
scnal properties of the best Jamaica White Ginger and
will be found valuable, safe and grateful stemachc st
muant in an enteebled aud angud of the stomach
accompanied with OF sinking fainness which
besides being an attendant dyspepsia, accompanies al
most all arrangement of the digestive organs 1t mparts
in such cases an agreeable and cordial warmth giving
strength and tone to the impaired organs, and moi ol
lowed by that sense olassude and depression which
sues after the use OF many other stimuans.
DIRECTIONS FOR UsE--As stmuant in an eneebed
condition OF the stomach from 30 drops tea spoonful
diised in wine glass OF water sweeened not pre-
ferred may be used to great advantage In the same man
ner it will afford pleasant and grateful drink after meals
to relieve the sense of uness atuence oecasoned by
indigestion or other causes A few drops added to a
mbler of water will be found correct the unpleasant,
and sometimes deleterous effects OF the too free Of
cold water in warm weather. For Cholic or TO relieve
pains in the stomach much benefit will be experienced
from its use and by repetition in the larger doses
eases In nausea or sick stomach tea spoonful i'll
small quantity OF water, will afford speedy relief Per-
sons travelling will find this article to correct the effects
of change Of water. Prepared and sold Wholesale and
Retail by PURCEl1L, LADD d CO.
au Is Druggists
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-09-18
E ~ I Ig.L

s a I:E Il.L
M ROAD.-Spring and Summer Arrangement.-On
and after Monday the I'd of April the departure of the
Trains will be as iO %AIr, TR AIN
Leaves Richmond daily, at. Observation-Disclosures. 81 P. M.
Leaves Petersburg daily, at ............. 81 A. M.
ACCOMMODATION AND FREIGHT TRAIN.
Leaves Richmond every Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday, at. 81 A. M.
Leaves Petersburg same days at............3aP M.
AS this is freight tram, it must necessarily be run
Passengers, therefore who wish to travel fast will please
'''>' '''' NORFOLK TRAIN
Leaves Richmond Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays, at .............. ........... 81 A. M.
N B. Passengers are requested procure tickets the
N B. The trains start puncualy at the time advertised
by Richmond time THOS. DODAMEAD,
Sup. Transportation.
Office R. & P. R. r. Co., June 18th, l849
gu SEE RATES REDUCED TO xsJsMs-asAa
aEs9 80 THE VIRGLNLA SPRINGS 3aseatz1A1xts.es
BY THE LOUISA RAILROAD.
III W avoid increased charges on the Richmond and
~ Fredericksburg road passengers for the Louisa road
may, go by stages from Richmond to the Junction to
breakfast, reach Charlottesville by Q o'clock.
This arrangement ma ,es the whole trip comfortable
one, without night travel, to any of the Springs
Passengers from Lynchbug or Staunton, going North
will arrive at the Junction in time to take the Richmond
cars and reach Baltimore the same evening" and Rich
mond by II o'clock.
CHARGES THIS LINE:
Between Staunton and Richmond .............S6 so
Do Charlottesville and Richmond. ......... 4 25
Do Staunton and Junction. ................ 6 so
Do Charlottesville and Junction. .......... 25
Do Lynchburg and Richmond .......... 90
Do. Lynchburg and Junction. 90
Passengers leaving Lynchburg Sundays, Wednes-
days and Fridays at A. NJ arrive next day in Richmond
at III A. NJ, in Washington at Al P M :, and in Balti
more y7P. M-fully twentyfour hours in advance of
any other lines.
Passengers leaving Richmond or the Junction for
Lynchburg on Monday, Wednesday Or Friday, arrive in
Lynchburg to dinner day, in advance of any other
ne-wlth full nights rest on the road.
Passengers by the stage line between Richmond and
Junction. will be taken up and put down at their quarters
any where the city, CHARGE and may rely on as
much comfort splendid cOaches good diuerS fine
horses and quick time Afford under the management
of ]. L. Heiskell
Stages will leave the Powhatan House at o'clock,
which place the office will be kept, and tickets be
obtained.
C. R. MASON, Agt L. R. K. Co.
]. l.. HEISKELL.
August 22d, 1949. au 90
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-09-18
wN7M. TAYLOR, GROCER AND COMMl5-
WV SION MERCHANT. No. Is Main Street. offers

WETM. TAYLOR, GROCER AND COMM!S-
wv sion MERCHANT, No. IS Nam Street. offers
200 bbls rectiied Whiskey
100 do old Rye do various brands
20 20 DO DO Vim Virginia and Northern Apple PIE Brandy
10 do Imitation French Brandy, various brands
80 half pipes imitation do
do pure Cognac Brandy
2 pipes Holland Gin
80 bills Peppermint Cordial
25 do Sweet Malaga Wine
IS do do Madeira Wine
Is do Port Wine
30 hhds Porto Rico and N Sugars
70 20 do d. N q DO do M0 ola
100 do.Gross Herrings
100 do No. 3 Mackerel
20 do do 2 do
IT'S kegs No Lard
20 bbls do do
70 boxes Goshen Cheese
100 kegs Nails
100 boxes Candies
1870 do Soap, various brands ..
lis bags Rio and Laguayra Coffee
30 M Cigars, various brands
300 Groce Matches
100 dozen Buckets
$50 do Brooms
so boxes Tobacco, various brands
so Groce Masons Backing
40 boxes Cogate's Pearl Starch
200 bags Shot, assorted sizes
SO kegs Dupons Powder
200 sacks Salt
Is 600 lbs Bacon
so bbls pure Cider Vinegar
500 reanls Wrapping Paper
SO do Foolscap and Letter Paper
so bbs Newark Cider; together with Teas, Pepper,
Pimento, Ginger Indigo, Wrapping Irvine, Cotton arms,
Bed Cords Leading Lines, Nutmegs, Salt Petre, Cope
ras, Shoe Thread, Chocolate, Smoking Tobacco; Fig
Blue, Chalk Pipes, Window Glass Lamp Oil Rice, Raj
sins, Mustard, &c. &c. Sc IL
~ EW BOOKS.-Scenes where the Tempter has
" Trumphed; by the author OF the Jail Chapain--5Oc
The Constitution OF Man consderedn relation to external
objects; by Geo. Combe new edition--37c
Retribution the Vale Of Shadows tale Of Passion; by
Emma D. E. hewitt Southworth--25c
Facts Of the Ford story Of Norway; by Harriet Mai-
neau--25c
Ellen Percy Discipline; novel; by Mary Brunton,
thor of Self Control-25c
My Sister Minnie; novel; by the author of the Poor
Cousln--25c
A Relonder the "Reples from England" etc, to GER
tain statements circulated in this country respecting Mr..
Macready, together with impartial History and Re-
view otthe lamentabe occurrences at the Asor Place
Opera House, the 10th Of May, 1S49;by an American
citizen
Ada and Elne, the Two Neces; by Mrs Grey, author
OF the Rectory Guest &c.-25
Illustrated Lives and Adventures OF the Desperadoes OF
the New World, containing accounts OF the different
modes Of lynching The Cane Hill Murderers. The
Victims &C., &c. Received and for sale by
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-09-18
uKUBBARD, GARDNER q CARLTON

n II Agents TOT uIe - -
Howard Insurance Company, of New York;
Franklin Fire Insurance Company, of Philadelphia;
Insure against losses by Fire Buildings Furniture,
Merchandise, &c. throughout the State, favorable
,erms All losses adjusted with promptitude
~ Office No III west Main street. ap 20-u
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-09-18

a MORRIS, PUBLISHER AND BOOKSEL-
ne LER-Has just opened another OF Worcesers
PIANO FORTES.
By the schr Marietta Burr daily expected, shall re-
ceve two Others and shall continue through the winter to
add to my assortment OF his choice manufacture; always
afordng to purchasers large and varied assortment to
select FROM upon as liberal and fair terms be OBJ
tanned in any of the Northern cities
Professors, amateurs and the public invited to ex
anime assortment
TUNING AND REPAIRING.
Mr. ]. S. Thurston, long and tavoraby known among
experienced and superior Tuner and Reparer Of
Piano Fortes, is empoyedin establishment and will
attend to any orders lett at our store. no l6
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-09-18

NJ ARD, MACKEREL, CHEESE, &c.--5O Dbl:
n A No. Lard, hard
so IBIS No. 3 Mackerel
so boxes prime new Cheese
hhds sugar cured Bacon Hams
so boxes Colgae's Pearl Starch
$500 lbs prime dry Goldfish
300 groce Misunderstanding and for sale by
au % II. w. TYLER
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-09-18

= ing ''''0
Super black Gro De Rhine, all widths
Matteon and Vertas Lustrngs
Rich Gac and Chameleon Silks
Do Figd do do
White and coored Satins and Florences
Black Modes
Black Italian and Gro De Rhine Cravats
Extra heavy Taffeta do
Rich, Fancy Satin and Gaci do
Black Satin Vestings, common to extra
Fancy Silk Vestings new and rich styles
Extra black Silk Serges
Do black Silk Velvets
Fancy and Rich Embroidered Gauze Cap Ribbons
Bonnet Ribbons, of new and beautiful styles
Fenezios and Rubanaccis Sewing Silks
1000 P S. white and fancy Pongee, Sptalfed and
London Corah Hdkts new and choice Styles &c.
To which we invite the attention OF the trade
seS KENT, KENDALL q ATWATER.