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The INTEL pence received from The Caps OF Good
Hope to the lOth July Is highly importan, Tho gov.
eminent decree. sppoiDtiog the csiooy 10 he p~ual
srttiemeut had arrived out aud commna,cssei TO
the pubiic In the official Garsite vi the llst Ia
Wa pin ted sher In some Of the l-cai papers
surrounded hy deep black border while the proprie
tors Of Other journals refased to print u In their
lar newrpspes but gave it In supplement- encfoled
with the sane monrDful insignia Outh~ ath sooshsr
mot impressive display OF public feeling took place Ia
ttpe Town r-lstive To the Introduction sf convtcts
Cste Town Mafi) vss held 10 the open air oo the
ersnd parade vher~. p0tvitbstsodiDs q IN st un
favorable stats OF wcatherthe rain pouring do~n IN
torrents during great part Of the tme-au in asnss
Multitude II sorious Of all classes ASSEMBLED and
stood fer sir h"urs amid the piue-s psluug OF the
storm. H.tepins asd responding -ith eager shouts
While thirty successivs spsskers comprising some ~
the mc~t able ~ hueutsl and westhr members ~ The
community drenched e. the ekiu, moved seo'nist
sna eptorc~d ,eries of p,~srfu'iy -ordsd resolutions
the vboie n which we're unssimousty earned WITH
thupd.rs Of appreciation aud ordered 10 W. em, itsd
In gpe r~sr, psn,~ rae Qsrn a"d psrsRsnf # Brit
sn. The Hon. >. d. Ebden was called 70 the ehars
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into the Iethar-so saguatop in which she before
hopeless Derv.iess purposeless II the iron rule OF
cardinals and priests IL TO BE- without mitt
qsrontbep France will stand before Europe guilty of
t~ ofod crime: Indifference to the OF the world
which she need-sslv psred aud indifference to tho
cssse of rational freedom which she wAntOny aban-
doned
From the London Chronicle Sept Ill
Dispatches have been received from GaetA which
state that the letter OF Louis Napoleon laid be
secretary an that Pus TX did reading IL to fold
his and look 10 heduen for (ev nomens then
handed back the etfer 10 the cardinal tCihout uterng
pord The frat impression of the Pope appears to have
been rather atoni hment than other feeling Car
dnal Anton- however deemed IL his duty endesvor
whioh ought to be sent to Mgr Foruarl at Paris 40
cordnely elaboration Of the cardinals took place the
dsv In the Popes apartment and after some dis
cuson the decision of the cardinals unanimously
this-thnt the Papsl court ought not to take any
tce Whatever OF the letter In question: but ought to
act lift ignorant Of its very existence aud for
this that the docvment has diplomatic cha
racter being simply confidential mtssive from the
Preident of the Republic OF his orderly rcere
The Pope having approved of this decision Cardinal
Antonelli charged with the task Of informing the
Apostolic Nunoo at Paris that In his interviews with
the members of the French cabinet with the Pre-
eideut he to abstain In toto from the slightest al
fusion to the letter Aecordnalv Mgr ForDari had
interview with the President Of the Republic the 7th
inst hut far from protesting against what had beea
done never 40 much a. alluded In any way whatever
to the letter All that he did during the interview
to rem IL to the President the reply Of the Papal
menu to the notification OF NJ de rocQuevtlle's nomi
nation the portfolio Of foreign affairs The President
never touched the subject Tho interview an
exceedingly brief consisting merely OF the
tation Of the reply just spoken Of and the civities
dUsose.
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The French ssrpubIIc.

Tug LETTER OF LOUIS NAruLs0N KELarfvF TO TgE
AFFAIRS on RoMs-THE SENSATION PKoDUckD ny
IT. &c &c.
The only piece Of intelligence of any importance, from
France is The following l-ttsr from Prssn, OF to-
ernoe TO Lieutenant Colonel tdg,Fd Nry. hrs order
ELvsrs NATIONAL. Auru4t ~
10 ss to p ss~s iSssa sr ~ ' ss, %" 'ss =, arm
rstsisie ~ rtsi~,v e sssini 10 swh ss-' AL
roe vts ihs fr't 30 lslaly LEAD AZ usssi
ioi1 Fatar vel - sur ovn sestor temsss a,ri In
ns.sss on Lois pas'n, sue ishueness The a-s'rs Of
~ re b.s 81 ne opes reura "a, g. &c Kt.toan
re tr-eo hsg sny set 70 ocnst,ed witch lover
tha. w ration . the POPE. temp raj ~.r
"a rssefsl ~ net, The iseuisrison of ~, Administer
rs erogsny burt, IN reading ts rrscisn,s 81 The
three iinsis 70 perceive tha msntea "a ever
rae othe name OF France or 81 the suhcrns- ofour
Evsy -su offered our AZ or our uniform r,.. direct
20 W very heart asi haze sgas, 20 nsse l. rsr
isa.tirss,s on due conedsrstien lin "a =,
mh.s orr ergies s,ds ~ yosad II E4rspe. ftey i,u
Il 1f 1890 ~ ,fss tng dnd As gsrn' ~ Lbiris
edo s,gersTt ,sa.s aad bosshi srsSi re-, gH
noble sdssL Itsvs learned rih psia ,a,s ssss phys.
caliy tresed .. q, ought been vetnus
ossh. 20 Ne neglected TO suissb, provide
ship ny '' fJ6ns S%FSrfoS So 'n :d
This letter hes produced profound sensation To
sho~ the feeling in france aud England on the subject
ne amer three erticles-one from the Paris Ofbafs,
from the London Tmes and another from the Lon
don ChrOnick -
fFrom the Journsl des Debsts Sept Io1
The letter Of the Preside Mt ~ tbs Republic and the
rthsctiopr 9TH Witch sccou p-ni-d its
bsve been made the object Of on the part
81 the ogabs Of the religious party ". have ooly To
reply ~ chat concerns ourselves; wish ~ With
mooeratoD, tor regard very natural the al
ttbt Of those I'm consider that ths P-p- "
even In temporal matters IL ~ great uni tsks 20
imsgip- that ~e published the letter ~ith vi,bl joy
ne ther regret that the rstber hereditary form Ia
~nich " " conched gives aertaio apprsr.ncs
mace 70 What ought DUTY to hsv. been y pu,iic tusn
ir.tatiop OF the spirit which had presided o the
french tnt-rvrbtion IL certain that nf
vbst IN taking plscc ssce the civil power has been
rrsured into the hands ~ the ecclesiastical authorities
every one wss authorized believe tbst France vas
less liberal than the court Of Honi- aod rso,-t
ihsp ID. fope Since have been Ia po--s --iou %
homr We have ss~n success lively re.sppesr oil the
Institutions which the fope himself had CON
oeu ned and d-stro,ed we particularly sa~ re-
spp.sr that spirit .xsipst witch Pope Pius IL
as sipc- bis succ.ssion. . living protest we
change The color ~ the triumvirs thus. ~hils
Va the e-pitsl ~ the Sovereign popii6 tn. three
cardinals -xhum- snd the d-te.,ed laws
we rope hs-f at tlaeta has ceased 90
me mot liberal sbd the most tplght~ned Intentions
Whi. In France Ne hear the cry % fscrege uttered
~ tne s're idea Of the introd or OF the oi- Napo
icon INTO the States OF the cnurcn th- Pope spoutsn
ousiy and publicly declares that his ptentoa u so re-
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ARRIVAL OF THE EUROPEAN MAILS.
The DETAILS OF THE NEWS.
Yhe French Movement in Relation to Rome.
Congress of European sovereigns.
THE EFFECT In SPAIN or THE THREATENED
INVASION OF CUBA.
INCIDENTS OF THE EUROPEAN
REVOLUTIONS,

The Americas mails arrived in this city yesterday
afternoon The sdvices from all parts Of Europe
one week later.
The details of the rather Interesting.
The United States mail steamer Hermann, Captain
z. Crabtree, arrived 1t Bremen. from New York aud
Cowes the 9Th inst and loading for the return
voyage. She would leave Bremerhaven on Saturday,
the 18TH to arrive at Southampton the 18th, and
leave the latter port for New York the GOTH The
free navigation OF the river weser unm pedsd BY the
Dsnith blockade permits the American steamers to
sumo their regular days Of departure from Bremen.
Annexed the latest quotations in London Of
American securities =
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1HE LETTER OF LOUIS NAfOisoN REL ArfvE TO THR
AFFAIRS uF RoMs- THE SENSATION PRODUCED ny
II. &c &c.
The only piece OF intelligence of any Importance from
France " the following latter from the PrsIsn Of Ia.
herubiie to Lieutenant Colonel Eds,Sd N-y hrs order
ly Officer nt Rome
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Turkey.

THE HUNGARIAN RRPUGEKs-rHR EFFORTS OF AUS
TRIA TO OBTAIN THEM-RUssiAN INFLUENCE.
Our advices from Con Of the 3Oth ult
letter from that city Of that date says;
The news from Hungary has caused great excitement
mipaion Of the IL very rhr Hungarsn envoy
Count Apdassy hopes that h. may be able
Porte to exert them selves 10 favor Of Kosuth AID
friends. who have taken refuge In turkey The Caunt
believe, will be seconded his eff by sr Stratf)rd
Canning and General aupick On the oth'r hsod the
Russian and Austrian representatives, are so, ting
ell their influence to persuade the Snitans
to refuse asylum to the Hungarian leaders who
u Turkey. and hand them TO the tender m-reirs
Of Luders or Paskiewitrch rhe fate OF poor Reiss,
which welt know at the Porte ought slon bs suf
teient to prevent the Turks from rsfupg hospta
/ to the Hungarian generals R.tss. tchsa taken, pas
dJesied "a J,son. toaff ieih chuas. aaf
tvhen troAsn dorm bv ererv guilty D,ity er,hy
,res erdeytd 10 be haared from ir.e on ne road
Driven TO aespair by such accumulation OF shane
and suffering poor Kes PRAYED hi. psrseontcr- not 20
put him to death as II he fson but 10 let his
grave be that of soldier rbi- prayer refasi but
great vas ksfsss horror % the deA OF shsm- to
which he c"pdrmn.d thai be poisoned buis-lf and
thus escaped from the hands Of nis csptors O,e tang
IS certain that Rasston 'ians is pey re-ssb-
hshsd al COHstarfiop, and and mare
Jsu han IL wOuld esc'e but very little surpriss
here " the Russian and Austrian Representative
pie The efforts Of Sir straord cauutug aud Frsnc
minister to force the rursish g1yrrumsat O.
up kossuih and hts con pAuions. sms Rus.isn OIL
Gers have arrived here ron tho scene Of tn.
and at their em bassy ss II they were "a
rons The trumphs OF the Russo lustuan am, a,s
trUmpst'd through tn" pzl hy the ,tsges
Surmer aud NJ &c rtion au1 IL must he o~nsd, wish
all the elect the Jzar himself coud deicr The pr.s-
hgt Of the Russians is agaiu -stsbtsha sous,
the MUS ulmans, and the Nuscoyitss
terrible couquerurs when the treaty OF Adrauops
aod lnkinr' Skele,tt was signed We have ave Rus
tian chips 81 war la the Golden Horn aud thpir ere
and oic're ragger through the street. the cross
OF he orthodox fath were already planted Sc SO.
phia. Ihs circunstsDce, of iitti. fleet of Russian
men 81. ar being constantly ia shs DOsph0rus sud
Golden Horn Il one upon which have not yet On tds
any remark Though none ~ thss- vessel oprry more
Than 10 guns And at. therefore, vi 70 th- l 20 tbs
treaty, yet their number y ia opp siti l
I 81 a. . H. Z Hlr ! bV
an odd looking little steamer under the lI con-
/ ma la al len
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with the grand institutions Of that kind In London
Paris has hitherto proved unsuccessful IL has In
other capitals OF Germany The attempt to afprd Is
the Berlin public entertainment Of this psculany
elegant and superior order Is doubtless landsbls
but unfortunately the great of the Bsrner
are more fond OF monkey theatres and fsrcss ~ 81 nj
lar description, than Of the moro sublime aud rsdued
amusements The opera aud ballet at tho Royal
House here undoubtedly among tho finest establish
ments Of that kind in Europe. the King sanusy
trbnDg considerable sums tn the support Of the
and the house which ia . splendid being generally
well attended though tho audiences mostly consist Of
the strangers who flock to this capital The repre-
septstous Of the Italian Opera bosev@r annually given
here during the winter season do not by any means
rank in the class with the performances Of that
description In the English French capital The
opera, this year. opened with Lucrezs BorxiA"
by Donizetti which we'll executed, though there
OF the great celebrities Of Italian sony
the troupe. The house but thiuly attended, al
though the representation was q favorits one
O'CLOCK, P. NJ.
According to accounts just received here the fortress
Of Pefe1warden Hungary which had held until tie
present, has surrendered to the Imperiai troops.
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Terrible EIre Ia Th,sssIoo,s.

The IAltsse pagers state that letter. from Trcos,
thu capital Of hsssAionia snnourc. tina. dreadful
oobnngta alton. suppo-ed 60 DO caused BY ndtsrs
Rad d"srytd $40 houses. Go shops aud the loe Of
the Jewish quarter Of the town.
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sgs', ally Our asts,ss accorded with perfect s,od
the basic Of the relations the they
@ pr ,hs S" owe. the ssApi Of r sIes The
orders 70 ovscu.e the Hungarian territory They will
arc authorized to This despatch to the govern
men at which you have the honor august
The following letter from Dembluski to ssm IL said
to have been found upon Of Beans aids do
HrAD-QuARrEss Facet. Aug li}
GrsrnAL.Your ds.psohs. dated Head Qa,rssrs kAran-
co Won ~Scs S% %' hsS noun.
ord.r. con,snsd said ds:p.sss
SS@%..a unit;
vicseys and then to make feoas against The
s %s an1 , Ss s ss at s ~
then 1000 men strong with thirty esh.
to o"s my The ss' %. a.:
S. them a1 s. no" w s aI "
allowing the happy c,ncenraton 81 srmis
HSps he and ''s ss
s'sSs S.s s%
iunaiic asylum. Nv resolution tsten long
mainder OF ct completely dissolved will fghs
stars. DRMBINsKL
inst with his wife and having been ten DAYS
the road from Gross Sard-in. by way OF Cracnv to
Vienna He VA. accompanied by Major Andrassy. who
left that city with him at for KngeRfurth which
il to be his future residence Th- events Of the last
have not failed produce the effect sorx-y
which might be expected for he looks full Ave- six
years older than he really Is AZ people generally form
moet erroneous opinions to the personal appearance
of remarkable public characters it may be amiss
state that the young" Gsorgey OF the Is the
wrong side Of forty spectacles and has
somewhat remarkable for its determined aud In
my opinion honest xpresstou. Like q, rons Corsair
No giant frame ct. forth his common height
Yet, In the whole, who paused to Look nrain
Saw more than marks the crowd Of vulgar men.
The Czar has addressed the order Of the wing day
to his army
WARSAW Aug q, 1915.
Child-eu-rhe Almighty has lent has bessisg T. your
zeal your onrag and uptrug in the
dsys o. hardShps and difficulties. You have done your
rtpused and IN pursuing him sep ny step you
have been witnesses 10 encethss of enemy
In tho wholr pride Of his laying down hi.
your fee and sure ndeng ~ discretion In tho OF
two months and reosved $50 flags
dards 400 and above 80 0U insargen
their All honor and glory to and victorious
Ions 20 the lie, Of all the Rusas thank you
yidnsily ana collectively l am content with ! am
proud OF YOU NICHOLAS
Kspks and other officers have left the prec nets OF
Comorn and gone to the imperial camp at Dots.
Ing the mpos sibty Of obtaining the sscendsncy
garrison still beut resistance Count Paul Ester
hazy spoken Of present head OF the
. viot mt advocate Of no surrender
Advices frsm Vienna ~ the sth met say Nc thing
Is POSITIVELY known about Comorn Peter wardstn A
complete nesty for ths imperial officers wing
against the Empe L. said to be- United on. The
.gsburg Gazette says that 1000 Msgyars OF tho gar
risen Of Comorn re took the night 81 the Sd the
forts Acs and the Austrian generals have received
orders to invest Comorn Immediately: but so 900
will be wanting for that purpose the aid Of Rus
sian troops will be requested.
Il
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iEEai u - 3 : Sss
LET rsvsHY5opy ksAp rfus GARsFUtLl.--Ihete ls a
Sarsa i'll. Tor sui. Id he different ,,wns called $ p
rovnsetels Salsapara. II s advertised as the ORlCI
NAL, GENUINE and all This Townsend Is no doctor
was but formerly worker on railroads. ca
mails and the evet he the Ute OF Doctor Tor the
purpose of gaining credit of wha he snot lie says he
has attended medical schools and prtctcei Tor fifteen
years w Now the truth is he never praciced medicine
day III his HE Such ieJia, ariched MISREPRESENTATION
aoks bad the character AMI veraeity Of the wish
sincerely. he a made those Statements OF him
or me- When viii he honest aud truth
ful in all their dealings and intercourse with their atow
men He applied Re Ctapp to assisl him IN
ulacturing his MATURE stating the a,ge sums he would
make Involvement embark IN The hi4ncss These
men have been Insulting and oelins IN all possible
FORMS in order Impress the pubic With the belief that
the Old Doctors Sarsapaia waa not the yehre original
SarsapnriGu made from the on Doc'or's Origtn Hec
PIE. ThsS. P. Townsend have sold the OF my
name for II week will give him aan ii he will pro-
aucs single solitary proof OF thJ His statements of
Thompson, Sk.liman * Co. nothing bat tissue of
tss~hoots. simply made to dsceve The public. and Keep
the truth regard to his sotihy fernenting
psstad This caution the pubic 10 purchase but
Old Dr. JACOB Townsfnd's Sursalarillz having 1t the
Old Doctors likeness his f1ny Coaf q Aris and his
ngnslureacross the Coat Of Arins.
ginctpsi Office, i02 AGssa" street n = Citl.
JACOB TOWNSEND.
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z y :
Csshmefes, III til. creates, possible variety CT
eolats; Sd English MEs,Nos and Cobury
CLOTHS.
MOURNING ARTICLES:
super B0AiBAZ:NES; g d and 8 & blk Nous
seIines, Cashmeres and Merinos; Bombaziue.
Alpicas; silk warp Mexican CLOTHS; sesoad
Mourning Goods; English and Italian Grapes;
Love Wells; Hoslery; Gloves; BLK Modes, &c
SHAWL DEPARTMENT.:
Ia this we can offer eustomersa very rich and va
ried assortment Of SH Avis, including mag
nifcen Long and Square Paris Cashmere; Rich
Emh'd and Plain Grape, ToIkerri apledld
Long and Square Plaid, Emb'd and PLAIN Thu
bet. Ga black and cold, with rich six lFjnge>
and Mourning SHAWLS Sc; also handsome
stock Of dANHILi.AS; VISiFES; Cloaks.
Esc. in new styles; splendid yard wide Lyons
Silk pELIbI'S, in black, green, maroon,
purple, mazarine and Marine blue, garnet, &C.,
iur Gloais, visites, &c.
Ea2E;skogu8fsEs:s ARD LACEG:
We can offer very large and choice Stock Of
Paris and her EaBROIDERlES, iii Lace
and Muslin Capes, Derlhes, Sleeves. Cuffs,
Collars. iidkfs, ChstlilzeIles. SC, embracing
all Of the very latest styles; Cashmere and STA
NECK sCARTo ildkts; Belt Ribbons, &c
also a handsome assartm.nt Of Real pGfsNciea
nes, Lacs, Hdgiags and ia1saiiiHgs; Muslin
Bands Muslin, tld2jnas and insefS1ays. .sah
b;nnets. Vl,iIe MUSLIN GO}9S &c
psf,s.ts.v 49,. c9,oyrs.
* %,' ' C wy eo'le'e assortment o rAR,o
~ - 20 N'iiaiiu4act"leu t expressly 70
sfosf' ana "ul na'He s'atafea ihsde % esea aaif)
in all cuiols end sizes; siiik and cher GLOW
OF every KIND. d full supply of the very best
~ ~ 'ss .ts 90 hie"a laooi Gh ~ DIN,
1iei.no' sR'l,' sef anu osilels l"I i-salts sh,l
, ,,,sssS men ; a ,, g'J rsfy sso'H &'a .
aI1s,f ousgh, 0Aeiiio aoa Seo'ch ahos m~i
AA't' - 80
laos ssAtAA ssAf'lSS eotsi2s;
lie this department Of onr establishment We pay
very particular attention. and prepared to
efter unusual ENDORSEMENTS to Families and he-
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REMOY AL.

yE,HE subscriber having removed to the Store
4. Room, lately occupied by Messrs. Eskridge 4
Cushing begs leave to inform his customers and the
public generally that he has just returned from the
North with general assortment OF
JE w Ell RY,
consisting in pat, of fine GOLD LEVER
WATCHES full jeweed, varying in prices from
80 to 100 dollars; SILVER LEVER, Lrpine and
Verge Watches; Gold Breastpins, Finger and Ear
Rings Chains, Bracelets, Studs, Lockets, Thin
bles Pen ellis, and Pens, Silver Fruit Knives, Silver
Ware, Plated Casters and Caadesticks, Chronicles,
&C.. &c.
Watches and Jewelry repaired in the best man
ner He is also pared TO set Jewels III fine
Watches, and all good Watches warranted to per-
form well for twelve months
DAVID s. BEAR.
Staunton, April 2s, 1s49.--tf
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g ge7zes Sale.


WILL be sold 4 public sale, on Saturday the
Wv 9th of October, instant, at the residence Of
John iiawpe Sen, dec, neal CIeenYiie, the fol.
lowing property, viz
Horses, Cattle, Hogs, Sheep & a lot OF
Earning Utensils, also variety of House
hold and Kitchen Furniture, not uecessa-
~ 10 specify.
I wish to sell privately the tract fiahd on which
Preside, containing by estimation 2O0 ACRES, be
ths same more or iess-the South River passes
through This Lanai, there is also Ili ACRES Of
Pine Land which viii be sold separate or vita The
above tract to suit purchasers lfno sold before the
27h day OF October ii will on thai day be offered
nj public sale WILLIAM s. HAWPE.
iIy- Terms made knownon day Of sale.
October ,.iS4 - IDS.
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MARTIN Il EEITELEY,s
NATIONAL TONIC.
A CERTAIN CURE FOR
Ague and Fever, and Dyspepsia.

TN our widely extended country, there are no dis
l. eases that create so much distress as IntermN-
tent and Remitent Fevers 1t has been our particn.
lar study to find out remedy to stop that truly
distressing scourge, and think by this scientific
compound, we have effected this great object. 1t
is also, We think, the very best remedy in DYS-
PEPSI.a, and il our directions are followed, viii
not fail to eiecta cure. Get the Pamphlet from
one ofour Agents. (and you can obtain il gratts)
and We think you viii be convinced we are right.
Read the following from highly respectahls
source:
MT. SIDNEY, Augusta Co., Val
February Sd, ls49.
Messrs. Marti5. K IVhitetey:
Gentlemen: | had been afflicted for some time
with disease, which believe was Dyspepsia, ana
was induced by the representations OF your Agest
here, MIR. James E. Ross, TO try bottle Of your
NATIONAL TONIC, and | must say it gave
me mere relief than any nedicineI ever used fof
that purpose, and believe it is the best medicine
Tor that disease have ever net with.
Yours respectfully
ALEXANDER COLEf,
Prepared and sold by
MARTIN X WHITLEY.
No. 4S, South Calueyt ST. Bait Ne
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MOURNING ARTICLES:

Super B0A!BAZ!NES; g 4 and 4 blk Nous
senes, Casmeres and Mernos; Bombszne
Alp3cas; silk warp Mexican CLOTHS; second
Jtlosuming Goods; English and Italian Grapes;
Love Wells; Hosiery; Gloves; BLK Modes, SC.
SHAWL DEPARTMENT:
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NEW CLOTHING STORE.
----0.-:o---
Branch Of Baltimore and Winches-
ter Clothing Depot.

1XTALDAUEF & pOLLITz, have tire plea
~ suGe OF announcing to the citizens OF St.un-
ton and vicinity that they have this day opened
choice ana SPLENDID stock Of
READY MADE CLOTHING,
consisting Of every variety oil Genienen's wearing
appdrel--ali fresh and iew-and made in the best
sly lie. They respectfully invite the public 10 call
and examine their stock and judge for themselves.
They VIII sell Ter cash, and cash only, and the best
bargains may be expected.
W Store room next door to Baylor 4 Ksiasrs
Law 0iice, under the Virginia Hotel.
March 26--ti