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The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-08-13
REMOVAL.
1AA Main stree LA.

1A4 Main stree Asa
ygJbe Subscriber would tender his acknowledge
mep,s to all who have parenzcd hum at his former
a M bsnc.s aud now them, and the public grner-
sly to his store newly fitted up in conn, cnon With Tie vel
known Establishment oil Y. w. LoNOhGA . ooOi
AN D SHOE STORE.
br he is prepared to offer great inducements orithe Pur>
chase of --,,,x,,1 yy.Dr rIr-r 1rtvrI
o-0oN'' = RYAND FANCY GOODS. t
Nee on his part shall be spared 10 give perfect sss-
ali Goods viii be offered at such reduced prices, that per-
wishing 10 purchase will be under the necessity Of
h., Lng el.s.yhe re or asking reduction. III sass
No IN hand SPLENDID assortment OF Coli and S1feeT
Parent Levers dnchor, HorizantcL Dnrier Lepns and
Yeype Matches from of the most ceebraeo manuiac
,r in Eurone that wbe cassd and fitted up to
aorl,r AZ I, j. IS than PosroS PRTcEs. 81 ss
- n GOLD AND SILVER SPECTACLES,
IN. ewes OF which will be adapted, as TO compensate ior al
most apy defect Of weakness, age or inhrmity.
! 71iQ8' SILVER SPOONS AND FORKS, US
of the Latest Patterns hard or made to order bn
ter and Fruit Knives Napkin Rings, &c WARRANTED 10 DC
lust what they are recommended he engraved IN The best
manner without charge to purchasers Gold gnard
W. and Fob CHAINS Seals and Keys, Lockes Penc Pens
past.nis Rings Bracelets Thimbs, Silver p aIl and
she'll ard Cases Silver Shell buffalo. Ivory anil Horn Combs
Pocket Knives SCISSORS Needles Steel Beads Therm, meters
pocke Books Wallets. q e, Sc.A SO ss}e.s $50 IA.
PARTICULAR ATTENTION PAID TO WATCH RE-
PAIRING. st fss, w
Engraving and Jobbg the best manner at short
tice al l44 Main Street, opposite Post Office, Worcestr
/, July 81 8l8NH is sssgs IaRuFUS Y. ,pUNbAR.
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= Eo n NOTICE. f-.s 60
- ssses=sE Railroad and Steam -

s. beat Excursion. Il ----
d w R R., and Steamer MASSAsOIT. On and
after July 20ih, l649 the new and elegant Steamer
MASSAS0lT, Capt. SAMUEL ALLEN will commence
running in connection with A. NJ. and $50 p II Fains
of p. d w, Railroad Ea --.7 .ttfn s@ff
Leaves Providence (Lorg Wharf until further notice.
at as A. NJ. Arrives at do, Sis p. NJ.
The boat will land at Vue del Eau. Dexter's landing
and Nayat regularly, and he made with
Capt Allen, at the Steamboat Office, So Long Wharf,
to land Parties at any accessible point north of Nayat
Tickets for the Excursion, Including the passage both
ways by Railroad and Steamer can bought at the Tick
Ell Offices Ct the P. d w Railroad, y!Z
AT all stations North OF Albion al the same price for
passage to Providence merely and back. At Albion
80 cts Al Pawtucke Valley Falls and Lonsiale so
The Boat made her first trip this month"; and is of the
very first class regards speed safety accommoda-
tions. ISAAC HIN"KLEY, Sup't. p. & w r, r.
Providence, July 80. dtf
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II A. HECKTOR,
TashinnahIe Hair Gutter,

S now fitting up Saloon at No 49, Man street. near,
4 10 onnnsita the new Court House, Worcester, where
he will nav strict attention to Hair Cutting, Hair Dress
ing and shaving, with ease and ChamPoos in the Dr e
t.shionabIe saloons in Boston, New York, and his
civ he atters HIMSELF that with attention 10 his bus
and the wants of his customers he snail ne as 70
natronage Particular attention will be paid TO cutting
-rIldren's hair Razors honed al short notice
Worcester. April 20. !.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-30
SPRING SUPPLY.

T w. RANDOLPH y co, BOOKSELLERS
y AND BINDERS, III, Main ST.. Richmond
Va, are receiving their Spring supply nf School and
Miscellaneous Books, Paper, Blank Books and other
stationery.
We are Agents for the sale Of "Judg- fuckers Com
mentaries The Laws of Virginia." New edition;
vols, svo. $40.
iiowrs History and Antiquities Of Virginia. l1C
Engrdvn.s. So 50.
Dir. Brach's American Practice Of Mrdiclnr-svo-
-. "a fun assortment of DR.. Beach's Medicines al.
ways hand. .
A new Dictionary Of the English Language; by e
Richardson. DID printed pages, bound III one or two
vols, dlo. Sl2
Dr. Cutters Anatomy, Physiology and Hygiene, with
$50 Engrivings; ST. First part 81 cents.
Professor MctiuiIry's lof the University ol virginia.
Eclectic Primer cents; Spelling Book, ID First Read
er, IL; Second Reader, -; Third Reader ~; Fourth
Read .r o.; Fifth, or Rhetorical Guide, ~ cents.
ilrman's Readr: fur Female Schools; By 1 Plnneo
A NJ, VI d. Eclectic Series, a cts
Prof Rays tof Woodward College, ohio,l Eclectic
First Ihmec, 10 cents; Second, %; Third, 81 Key
To Thru Arithmetic, 5U cents.
Brannan's New Columbian Primer, cts.
A. 1icknurS Tables, First Arithmetic. b cents
Yonth's Columbian Calculator, or 2i do - els. The
Columbian Calculator 81 do, 81 cts. Keys % and
81 els.
Ct pies of the School Books given Ia all Teachers wlo
wish Ia introduce them inin their schons.
Country Merchants, Teachers aud Others, can bii;
of W. School and Nj rrianeo- Books, Stationrry Mu
sic, & c on very favorable terms.
March l2-rw5t ] w RANDOLPH . w.
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LOTTERIES.
A. a nm b ert's d iii e,
FORMERLY HOYTS)

On Fourteenth Street, under tho Exchange Hotel.
Drawn Nos. Sussex, No. 10, March 9Th:
IA 10 70 As IS 43 q 8 40 sc 70 4 80.
Halt Ticket 9 81 AZ, prize OF ST. 200, sold
and paid by LAMBERT.
Whole IA AZ. $50; do. 5 81 So, $l2O, also
sent TO this Office in same Lottery.
Drawn Nos. of Mononealia, Glass 49,
II II 26 SIS 81 % 9 % Is 46 % u
TODAY
FRIDAY-The SUSSEX county tDelnwars) Lottery,
Glass No. IL Capitals: Sl356D, 2,404, &C. to Nos.'
IL drawn. Tickets 81; halves 2; quarters l.
sATURDAY-Dolar Lottery. The SusseI county
lDelawarel Lottery, Extra, Glass No. 80 Capitals:
-, 25O 300, &c. rs Nos, Is drawn. Tickets I'll
halves SO cts; quarters25c.
Saturday EyenIng-Sales close al O'Clock.
A MAGNIFICENT ScHEME!
Virginia Monongalia Lottery, Glass IS for s4s 10 DC
drawn Saturday, March 3lst Capitals; SS'ooo,,
30 900, 10 000 900, 600, 7,00O 900, 900, OF
$500, of 500, OF 400, of 30U OF 2oo aoo q,
AGO. being the lowest No. prizes. ~ No. Lo!Ieiy-iN
drawn ballots. Tickets SlU-shares IN pfopo1tlon.
90 Orders for packages certihcaies VI pa. r ~.
single tickets or shares the above, or IN any OIL au
nv IL Co.'s Lotteries (of which there are drawings
every day at prices varying from 81 10 S0 Tor
the most prompt attention, anu Inc ata"-
inrs forwarded Immediately TO distant adventurers'
""s" THOMAS LAMBERT,
Nos, Exchange Place Richmond Va.
~ Recol!ect No.3-"There'sluck in odd numbers,
..ys porv O,More March 20
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~rcaaenpn5a (basice,

MO- 5, SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET, RICH
~ mOND, VIRGINIA
Let all the world say whatthey can,
For selling Prizes. STRATTON'S The man.
Drawn Nos. Sussex, Extra, No. Sc. March a:
IS So 70 81 lG As 81 81 IL l9 20 80
Ticker Nos - 10 7s, capital, sold and paid by
STRATTON.
Drawn Nos, of Sussex No. IT, March 26:
As 33 6S IS 26 25 80 So "a Is So ID 30
Ticket Nos. So 60 is, prize OF 500, sold
and paid by STRATUM.
Drawn Nos. OF Mononealia Lottery, Class 43:
II II 26 SIS 81 % % 8 10 As % u.
Whole Ticket Nos. Is % 2. a prize o! 500,
sold and paid by STRATTON.
SCHEMES FOR THE WEEK.
1860 DOLLARS 2,40i DOLLARS!
FRIDAY-SusseI, No. IL. Capitals: Sl3,5GO, 24o',
Of ,000 &c. &c Nos, 10 drawn. Tickets s4 haiVes
2; quarters |.
1880 DOLLARSl 1900 DOLLARS!
SATURDAY-Susse1, Extra, No. 80. Capitals =
ST. $50. $780, 600, &C. IS Nos, Is drawn llcXess 81
halves 50cls. ;Quarters a5cts. ,o,o
Virginia Monongalia Lottery Class NO 40, ioI 1885,
to be drawn on Saturday, March 81. ~ No. Lottery
IL drawn ballots Splendid Scheme: S3S, O0u ~ Oou,
10000, 90O0 OO0 1000, &c. Tickets Slo; halves d
qrs. SO. 80,
Orders or Packages, Certificates OF Packages ana
single Tickets in all the Lotteries will be promptly at
tended TO- and drawings sent when reauested riease
address orderstO n. SIhal IoN,
March 2t Richmond. Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-30
CLOTHING! CLOTHING 5!
Keen, Chilcs y co.
SPRING TRADE-I849
71NU "CUUNTRY NERCHANTS anu Ulutls IN
i want, We most respectfully call attention 10


i want, We most respectfully call attention 10
the large stock Of
READY MADE CLOTHING
which we shall have in Store by The 18th Of
March, particularly suited 10 the WHOLESALE
TRADE OF VAGINA in the Styles qualities, pri-
ces and make Of which we defy competition.
The long experience OF The senior Partner OF
The concern, and his acknowledged superior judg-
men, OF Goods, we think, will insure 10 US con-
tinuance of the very liberal patronage heretofore
extended.
No 1902 MAIN STREET, is the place for "Bar-
oainsn in every description Of style and make OF
GOOD QUALITY CLOTHING.
Our Stock will embrace every description OF
cut and style now in use; and we fatIer ourselves
that THIRTEEN YEARS EXPERIENCE in The Virgil
MIA Trade enables US 10 gel up the proper KINDS
of Goods Tor this market and al such prices as
will certainly please.
Those in want OF Clothing OF good qualify,
superior cut and make, and al Low CASH PRICES,
are most respectfully invited 10 call al The old
es,ablished MONEY SAVING lNST1TU-
TON, No. l02, Main Street, Richmond, Va,
and we guarantee you are pleased with our
styles, &c.
Our motto is SMALL PRoTIrs, SALES CASH
and by selling Tor "cash" We are enabled 10 buy Tor
| Cash consequently, we save from fifteen TO
twenty per cent in the purchase OF Goods.
Our mandatory is situated on Broad Street,
NEWARK, New JERSEY, where we MAKE" our
own work" consequently we can warrant all
Goods sold by US TO be made in the BEST
STYLE POSSIBLE, and shipped Immediately
| 10 Main Street. Richmond
We would call the attention OF those IN want
OF really nice and cheap DRESS COATS 10
our assortment, which is always large and war
ranled TO FL No. |.
Also, FRENCH FROCK COATS, made Of
superior Cloths, OF the Justly celebrated French
manufacturers Biolley, Simmoni and Neillisons.
Also, all styles, qualities and prices OF BLK
AND FANCY VESTS, the cuI and make OF
which cannot be surpassed in the United States.
Also, BLACK AND FANCY PANTS, in
endless variety made of the latest patterns OF
French Cassimeres, and warranted equal 10 any
ever sold in Virginia.
Also, FANCY GOODS in great variety, OF
the newest Spring patterns such as Cravats,
Scarts Collars, Suspenders, Shirts, Drawers,
black and fancy Kid Gloves, Thread and Silk
Gloves-all qualities.
II For bargains in "Clolhing Tor Cash" call
at No. l02, Main Street.
KEEN, CaILES & CO,
March lO-d&clApl LATE "KEES & Co."
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n. VIRGIN 4,
" Boot ManufaCtOrY. "
w..

,IIE subscriber would respectfully inform his com
try and city customers, and the public generally,
that he has made the most extensive arrangements 10
manufacture BOOTS, SHOES, CATERS, !, NC,
In every variety.
His stock is not equalIed by that of any other manu-
tacrnrer in this city, IN regard 10 excellence, his
ttemely low prices. His
FRENCH CALF SKIN DRESS BOOTS
have been universally approved. They are now order
ed and by customers IN every part Of this and the
adjoining state Of North Carolina, Ills celebrated
JPATER PROOF DRESS BOOTS
are what they represented 10 be-lhe article Of
the kind eaant. Having the appearance of light
Boots manufactured of soil plant leather they are
easy To the feet high, dress Boots wilh The quality of
being securely water proof.
His heavy, water proof, long legged HUNTING
pOOTS, need, to thnse who have worn them, no re-
commentator from the nanuacurrr--tliey are I'M
surpassed for the purpose for which they intended.
Intending manufacture and keep hand .le-
CANT aud fashionable assoI tine nj Of genemen's CLOTH
CATERS, he invites all who wish TASTE beauty
and comfort combined 10 give him a call
In fact, EVERY ARTICLE Is THE LISE will be manu-.
lacturrd nj his place Of business.
Determined 10 do STRICTLY CASH BUSINESS, he Of
fsrs every article nj thr rtry iorest prices
To assist his brother and himself, he has engaged
the valuable services Of Ma JAMES FELLOWS well
known a 4 splendid cutter, and a. ono Of the hest
WORKING in The stale.
9J- All orders from the country faithfully and prompt
ly altrndedto.
10 Every article warranted; and in The event Of any
proving the best, they Ud be repaired free Of charge
MOST IMPORTANT !-LIsT Of PRICES:
Best French Calf Dress Boors-chann-lIed, Sc 90
DO do do pegged, ) 90
DO do Dress Water Proof Boots, 4 10
Best Calf Skin Hunting do do S 80
Boots footed best French Calf-channelled Dress 90
DO do do do do prgsed do 3 50
Do do do do do wafer proof 90
Elegant and fashionable Cloth CATERS, 3 so
Zine French Calf skin Shoes-very hest, = 50
Fine Calf skin swd or pgd Shoes, from 81 so To 90
p-- Every article manufactured on the premises.
ly Repairing done neatly, aud the lowest terms.
JOHN +. FORD, No. 4, Lyons Row,
o2s Broad above 18th street, Richmond, Va.
March 2I-dlmf
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MERCHANDISE
Fresh Spring Goods.

THE subscriber has just opened q general sock n,
L desirable styles of NEW GOODS ju.t Ia hand nv
recent arrivals and To which buyers are nyilrd The
usual time will be allowed all purchases for sa,ls
factory notes. and discount for cash made 10 those
who buy for money equal to per ceut for SIX months
In the stock will be found
Thirty cases desirable Prints
Ten cases Tweeds and Kentucky jeans
Ten cases new aud zine Cassintres
Panialoon Goods of all kinds
One hundred and lifty hairs Domrstics
Ten cases bIeacied Shiriinss and Shee,incs
Fifteen bales and cases blraehed and brown Drills
Brown blue aud black Cloths
Drab Cloths, for carriages
Fancy Dress Goods, Of all kinds
Trimmings-colton and silk
Spool Cotton, Thread and Buttons
Hosiery-white, black and coored
Gloves-thread, buck and Kid
Bed Tickings and Apron Checks
Sail Ducks and Paddlngs
Brown Hollands and Irish Linens
Table Cloths and Napkins
CorderOys and BeaveTdeens
Turkey red Cottons
Gum, cotton and gut Suspenders
Pearl and agate inIions
Drawers and Satisfaction ana wool
Corded Skirts and CLASS Cloths
Vestings-cotIon, silk and worsted
Salins and SSs-some very desirable
Umbrellas and Parasos-to which the attention Of
the trade is invited. ID. II. LONDON.
March l7--d&ctf
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IN URLEYS OFFICE, No. los, East Mali

IL URLEY'S OFFICE, mo. luti East MAN
Il Street.
To those who of hard times complain,
HURLEY SAYS "come Try again !"
HURLEY'S OFFICE STILL AHEAD!
Drawn Nos. of Sussex County Lottery, Glass 50
Extra, March 24h: Lowest prize 81.
IS SIS rs "a lG A. 81 81 u 10 20 80.
Ticker, Nos. 10 81 So, prize Of 500 sold
and paid by HURLEY
$500 sold aud paid By Hurley
Drawn Nos Sussex Lottery, Is, March 23d:
II &c SIS So 81 Al 20 IS Is % s.
Ticket, Nos. 8 fl S.. prize OF $500, soil and
paid by HUXLEY.
Drawn Nos. Monongalia Lottery, 43:
n 26 IS 81 / 2s 8 % 6 Is DC % -.
Halt Ticket, Nos IS %, SlOo. returned by
HURLEY.
HURLEYS arrangement for the Week
FRIDAY-Sl356 $50. 66 Nos, ID drawn.-
Tickets "a
SATURDAY MORNlNG-s4 $50. IS Nos,
l3 drawn Tickets 81.
SATURDAY EVENING = Grand Scheme!
s3y 600, 10000, 10000 9000 $780, 1000, &c,
SC. 79 Nos, IL drawn. Tickets Sl5-shares in
proportion.
HURLEY offers for sale, this week, tickets in
the glorious little "Small FRY" Lottery, Glass No.
80, Extra. Capitals: S4,25O, &c. Tickets 81.
Packages SIS So warranted TO draw back 81 IS
al least All persons in want OF money are re-
ouesred 10 cali at HURLEY'S, where Tor small
investments large returns are generally made.
March 26
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NEW SPRING DRY GOODS.
Parker, Bayly 4 NiIllino,

NO. 1i3, EAGLE SQUARE,
ARE receiving, and opening, portion oi their
n SPRING SUPPLY, which consist, in part Of
Rich plain and figured Polt de Sole
Rich Brncade Silks
Plain and figured black Silks
Colored and black Mouslins
Paris, printed and embroidered silk Tissues
Superior lace silk Grenadines
Printed Jaronetts and Lawns
French, English and Domestic GiDghams
French, English and Domestic Prints
Plain and twilled colored and black French and Eng
lish Cloths
Black aud fancy Cassimeres and Vestines
Black and fancy silk Cravats
Cambria and silk Pocket Ilandkerchies, new styles
Scarlet and white embroidered Grape shawis
Satin Damask Shawls
Jacouet and Swiss Muslin Inssrtines aud Edgings
Thread and Bo,hin Insertines and Edelngs
Lace and Muslin Capes, Cuffs and Collars
Love- Grape, Lace and Berage Wells
Infants Embroidered Robes and Frock Bodies
Ale1andrr's ladies' and genllemen's Kid Gloves
Ladies' and Misses silk and Lise Gloves and Mills
Plain and embroidered Tarlton Muslins
Extra heavy hand. spun family Linens
Extra fine French fronting Linens
Tab e Damask and Linen Sheeting
Plain and small checked Linens Toy children
French and America Cassimer~s and Couonades
Bleached and brown Shir,ngs and Snertinss
Bed Ticks; Apron and Furniture Checks
Flannels; Mariners Shlring; Ribbons
Linen Crumb Cloths; Oil Cloths, &C., &c
To which they invite the attention OF their TRENDS ana
the public generally
nTCountry Merchants will find il to their Interest
70 examine our stock OF Fancy Goods March 10
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TO California Adventures.
THOMAS IIRtR,

GUN AND RIFLE NANUtA CTURER,
SEVEN DOORS AvuvE CITY HOTEL,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
d ESPECTFULLY n:orms the Companies
n forming, AMI individuals VII, are preparing
10 pay visit 10 The GOLD REGION Of California,
thai he has on hand an extensive assortment II
The following Goods, suitable ior said expedition,
and which he is determined 10 sell al very re-
duced prices:
Double ana single barrel Rides
Double aud single barrel Guns
Pocket, belt, holster, and six barrel revolving
Pistols, all sizes
Travellers CompasseS and Spy Glasses
Money Belts, Drinking Cups AMI Tasks.
Bowie, Dirk and Camp knirss Mar hS
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Spring stock for 1919.
RICH AND FASHIONABLE
a. /. a n IL 1 n q

" L. " / Ill i ~ G.
LHOR sale Al FLEETS great NORTHERN
i CLOTHING MANDATORY, No.
l36, Main street, % door IRON l2h street, and
hrs, Clothing Store below he Banks.
Having just returned from the North with an entire
new stock of Ready Made Spring CLOTHING, full
assortment OF CLOTHS and CAsSIMERES two first
rate Cutters. and from forty fifty hands engaged aud
diy employed in making up garments in this city /
am fully prepared 10 make up TO order at New York
prices. Among my cheap Goods will be found
Pun cloth Dress Goats, from s6 soto So.
$50 do do from SlO 10 SIS.
300 tweed, cashmere and cashlnerett Sacks from
81 so 10 S..
2G0 summer Goats, from 81 to SO 50.
3D0pair Cashmere Pants, from 81 30 10 81.
200 pair cassnett Pants, from 81 IS 10 81 IS.
310 sup French CASHMERE Pants, from 81 50 10 50.
$50 light Summer Vests, from 81 10 So
90 rich figured silk and Satin Vests, from SIS to So.
Rich and fashionable silk Cravals and Scarls.
Silk Under Shirts and Drawers, n low prices.
Also, Merinn Shirts and Drawers, ~ casA prices.
CALIFORNIA GOODS.
$50 dozen Shirts, from 40 cents 10 a. cents.
100 heavy Monkey Jackets from 81 To 81 So
100 heavy over Coats.
$50 pair sattnett Pants, from 81 10 81 50.
IS pair corduroy Pants, just The hing, nj low prices.
India Rubber Goats, Life PreseTveTs.
Canierns, India Rubber Blankets.
GOLD WASHERS, with lGck and Key, just the thing
10 separate the gold from sand all persons leaving
New York for California select them.
The above Goods for sale at FLEEI'S great
Northern Ciothlng aanufaclory 1885, Main street, OPP.
positr the Eagle Square Richmond, Va.
March a9-Iy
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a RESCUE TO THE AFFLICTED
THE CELEBRaTED
JEW DA ! ID 5
ssr Hebrew Plaster.

CERTAIN REMEDY for all hfrd pains ~ the
n SIDE Chest. Looms, Back, Bowers hnSeIrs hbru-
m,,i.m IN al IL varied forms, Nervous ah.'u"nsi
Iun.. and Liver Complaints, spinal aHrct'oi., 70
male Weaknesses, go " ~ ,,.,, c-I.h,uv ,,h,eb
!, has already acquired mol only ~ me oi but W me
nryy wond--th- extraordinary cures II nus performed
IN The most extreme cases 81 suffering nave acquired
forI such reputation, that proprietor mas hot--un
m recrnty-brrn able To supply nall he demand
IN. sales throughout every city town aud SI!asein
The United states are without parallel
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Fresh lbry Goods.

No. l25 MAIN STREET,
yITORD, FERGUSON & BARKSDALE
w have now in store large and handsome
assortment OF Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
which they Offer for sale on accommodating terms
and respectfully invite ,hei. friends and the pub
lie generally. 10 examine their stock, consisting
in par, of large assortment of figured change
able aud other Silks; Silk Gondoliers; Tissues;
Broche Bareges; striped Bareges; blue, green and
pink De Laine; Grenadines; Ginshams; Lawns;
Jaconels; Cambrcs; Lace Capes; Collars, &c.
Black and Fancy French Cloths and Cassineres,
Veslings OF every variety, plain and fancy Silk
and Satin Cravats, together with every other va
rely OF gen'lemens dress goods.
M,y-h 12-ntf
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NEW SPRING STOCK.
Boots Shoes, Trunks.

THREE HUNDRED FALkAIES.
WE are now receiving three hundred pack
w ages OF Boots, Shoes, Trunks, Leather,
&C., all fresh from the hands of The manulaclu-
rers; comprising a good assortment OF Ladies,
Genllemens, Misses, Boys, Chidrens Boots
and Shoes, suitable for The Spting trade. We
have taken great care in selecting, and having
such Goods mautaclured as will give salisiac-
ton, in prices and sizes 10 purchasers and 10
wearers. We have paid cash for The most Of
our Goods, and have bough, them very low
We offer 10 town and country merchants oul
Stock, at unusual low prices. All We ask is a
call from all who want 10 buy good articles al
low prices. We shall sell very low.
March 81 PUTNEY Il WATTS.
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NEW SPRING DRY GOODS.

TTNHE subscribers, at No 20, Main street, are now
L opening their stock OF STAPLE and FANCY DRY
GOODS, consisting Of their usual variety in part rs
follows:
New style Spring Prints and Ginghams
Scotch French Lawns aud JacOnets
White Cambria, Swiss and Jac0net Muslins
Figured Berages and Plaid Tissues
Black and white figured Nrtts, for caps and wells
Lisie and Thread Lares and Eds!ngs
Lace MitIs, ladies' and erntlrmrn's Silk Gloves
Bonnet, Zap, Satin and LustrIng Ribbons
Bonnet Flowers, black and fancy Silk Cravats
Suspend-rs, Combs, Pins and Needles
Plain and iwied French cloths
Plain, black and corded French Cassimeres
Satin, Silk Valencia aud other Vestlngs
Umbrellas, silk and Cotton iiandkrrcbiefs
Lace and Muslin Worked Collars
Cotton Bingham and SILK Paraspls-wiII every anti
Gle of Staple Goods usually found in Dry Goods House
all of which will be sold low.
March 2l-2w WILLINGHAM d Elicit.