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North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-12-13

If the politicians will let kossuth alone. the people
Will take care of him. 1t to the people everywhere
that he has addressed himself, and them have his
appeals been made-not to those who would make the
passions and the preudices of that people their step
ping stones to place and power. We are no radi-
cals-no red rePublicans-no dwelling socialists
and were kossuth one of such, would give him no
word of welcome. But his eloquent speeches in
England prove that he is lover of rational and ma
tonal liberty, not advocate of license; and his
keenest shafts have been sent full the heart Of that
monster birth of infdety and socialism which would
substitute written constitutions for " higher law -
the voice of the multitude in mass assembled-put
anarchy in place of order, and leave the reformed -
world CROPPING in the twilight of philosophy that
acknowledges the binding force of no law, human
or divine leaving man without faith, even in God.
Let the disci pies of this school in this country
for unhappiy they have sprungup like rank fungi in
the hot.beds of the Northern cties-take no comfort
in the coming of kossuth for he knows 6 law "
higher than that obligation which every civilized
man owes to the society in which he lives-to obey
its laws, and act in that spirit of the precept that
commands US to do unto others as we would
have them do unto US. Southern Press.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-12-13

Elegantly illustrated Books, In Extra
Light. Sacred Streams, Edited by Cheever 81 so;
atching Spirits, by Mrs. EIet, $50 Evening Book
by Mrs. Kirkland, $50; Youngs Night Thoughts with
Boyd's notes, 400.
For sale by
w. L. POMEROY.
Dec. I2 1851. -
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J OSIAH WELLS.

w HULENALE
Grocer and Commission Merchant,
NORFOLK, VA.
EILLS orders for Groceries at low prices and gives
his best attention to the sales of Flour Cotton To-
bacco, and other produce consigned to him.
Norfolk, Dec. 4, 1851. I2-6m
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GOVERNOR YOU'VE OF UTAH. The Allegation.
dgatnss the MornOns. Some serious allegations i,
Will be recollected. appeared in the papers short
time since against Gov. Young. the Mormon Govern
or OF Otah Territory. the population of which
y comprises members Of that peculiar faith. The
charges In substance embraced wholesale abuse and
disregard of the United States and its authority,
illegal seizures and appropriation OF the government
Iunos' &C, all OF which on the part of Governor
duly appointed by the United States, would have
been most extraordinary. We find in the Washing
ton Union, of yesterday, letter from Hon. J. NJ.
Bernhse, delegate to Congress from Utah, in refer
ence 10 certain statements injurious to the character
OF MS constituents, and of Governor Young, which,
after general inquiry, that he has taken the liberty
to extend to the President he finds without other au-
th'flty than letter which appeared in the Union,
stated to be from I" A Judicial OAicer,'' and dated
Great Salt Lake City, Sept. 90 1851. Mr.. Bernhi-
sci says:
"The statements of this letter are essentially in
correct. Its accusations are mainly based upon
pensions alleged to have been upon the memory
OF the late President Taylor by the Governor on the
occasion of the celebration of the anniversary of the
S4th OF July. At that celebration your (supposed)
letier-wrter was not present-not having arrived till
some time after the organization of the territory But
l was present, and am able inform you, upon nv
own responsibility, that the Governors remarks upon
that occasion included structures whatever upon
zen character or public services nor, in fact
any aluslon to him at all, that can remember The
celebration was made the opportunity, it always
has been by the patriotic people of Great Salt Lake
City, for repeatedly renewed expressions of their
enthusiastic attachment to their beloved country.
When left Utah, nineteen days after the date of
the letter to which you gave publication, peace and
quiet prevailed everywhere, and unbroken harmony
and good feeling between the officers of the govern
ment and the people Of The territory. The pacific
character of people, and the frarernal relations
which they cultivate toward each other, had indeed
as yet, left the without entry for their dock
cts; but Governor Young had cheefully acceded 80
the request of the judges and secretary to afx his
name to a petition to Congress, of which 1 am the
bearer, praying for augmentation OF the salaries
OF the ter-ltorIas officers account of the expense
of living under our California prices.''
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-17
INDIA RUBBER 0OcDs.

V,o THE PUBLIc.-INDIA RUBBER sHoEs-oUR
b hs New % III J
1851 and the Courier and Enquirer Of date which,
be asserts TIA, we dare not charge him With fs.as
not nrnse Patents IN the @snuseture Of Shoes.
We have purchased licenses for The msnuaeture o. IN
money. ana daily raging s,aIi icf and any
rather than pirate upon Goodyears Patents.
We hirh II more Just 70 purchase right to use valid
Mr. Day having been prosecuted acknowledge Goosye,s
rights made settlement and agreed in future not to In
now a,.sng.ns not only 70 infrinse said Patents,
purchased our licenses and now work under them. and we
charge NJ, p'y directly and that our .s s,s.,.
sss: ssh S be Il 1s % the ggs, s%a We Civ.
Rights. will be prosecuted ISEi, July a. ISL.
Hayward Rubber Co. ~ WV. 4: BUCKINGHAM. Treas.
FORD n co.
CAUTION TO THE PuBLIc.ALL yULcANIzED
stamped By Horace Day Coed Pa.e.t according
srs q these rood. ;rs egusy liable
I'll. maker sssd. md WI 3 srs:.sa,.I .ssSra
god. only small articles ~ paying .sria
Of srse cents rer yard equal shout s~g mill.
:s CENT: pair " d. ssSssssf
india shoe, now made ~ asr,es II Day are AZ n
nIs apGr e and " srs ain
patentee.
behalf q IN. Hayward Rubber Co.; Newark l. R. Col
L. Candies Ford b Co.; and others.
BRILLIANT DIsCovERiEs.-"THE DECAPITATION
- inc, Ews.ns Esq cemmis.iOner q Patents. BY
,ss, i'm homo, O. Which, hs gave select dinner in
snativc merely The payment to Goodyear in 1861 Of 5000
ora license to work under Goodyear Patent which Day
nt made too late 70 benefit him Days ODER Of $50 reward
Tor the conviction OF nfringers Goodyear Patents
which he himself has been the chief and is the only
ringer was brilliant conception Of Days and undoubt-
eddy original with him. Days discovery fGoodyeA
ser 81 yule.ni,ng Rubber full year before his applies
on Tor his patent therefor at 70 Day Of only 49,
paid TO man Who had learned the secret in lac
tory vas brilliant exhibition Of inventive genius aud az
ords striking proof Of how closely yentor will
times tolew upon the heels Of another.
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LEGAL. NOTICE.

CUPRENE COURTROOM MILTON BUEL vs.. ALTON
~ Bue zenas Howes and Phlenda Howes his wife nsry
eue Hiram Bailey and Marsret III. wife Ausu,sos r
mich, Moore Dimmick, - Dimmick, q daughter OF pen
jsnin Dimmiek, deceased who was Of Clarnds Dim
mick, Edward LOOMS George Locms nors0n ~ ~,
Hannah Tryon, daughter Of Hosea Bue aecesd sna ~
husband George Buell. Charlotte Buck fst1roy nusr mo
Caroline Bue Stevens and ABBY stevens 10 the
above hereby required TO An
swer the Of the above named plaintiff John Mil
ton Buell. in the Supreme Court the eate on New or
which fled in the Clerks Office OF ondA county on the
eth day OF and 20 copy OF your answer on
me al The city OF Utica within twenty days after the
vice OF this exclusive Of the day Of such service
And IN Won shs fail the complaint within twenty
days after service Of the the plaintiff will apply %
she a. urt for lie relief de nsnded In the complaint Dated
June D. 1851. WILLIAM TRACY, Plaintiffs Attorney.
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MATRInoNY MADE EASY, OR now TO WIN A
l Lover-Profeesor Lawton, Of London, having arrived
in Boston will send TO address receipt Of dear
post paid plain directions te enable ladies eenenea k
win the devoted affections Of the opposite The proces
Is simple but so captivating that all may be married. IRE
specve OF are, appearance, OF position sni ass though
that detection s impo-sible Address Professor Lavton
Bo,on Mace No letter taken from the Pest once, uAlss
the postage 10 raid.
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TIE WATERING Places.


DAvfLIoN HOTEL, NEW ROCHELLE. BY w. Dill
Ion, Is open for the season. Accommodate for
families aud Others reasonable terms Communication
sx times daily. also on sunday per steamer Islander.
DoRT WASHINGTON PAVILION HOTEL sHREWs-
u bury, New Jersey-Slamm Rogers, Proprietors-The
we'll known hotel bOarders It situa
on for bathing fishing and sailing is unsurpassed Rooms
airy and delightful Persons seeking refuge from the heat
and dust Of the city, cannot but be well pleased
WAsH1NCToN HALL, HIGH BRIDGE, YORK
w Island side The above and elegantly construct
ed Hotel IL for the reception OF permanent and
transient boarder Every LUXURY here be found that
charaeterzes fret class hoteafordng Of the
cool and delightful retreats from the heat Of the city, that
the enyrons Of New York possessed The grounds attached
to the Hotel command the finest view OF the Bridge
and surrounding scenery that can be obtained Boats
te &C. always in readiness. under the eharge OF John
Bogardus late Of Kingsbridge-the Harlem River being
celebrated for its excellent fishing. Carriages in waiting at
the depot tHarm) 70 convey passengers TO the Washing-
ton, the arrival Of train from the city Also the
steambost Jenny Lind. TO washngton Heghts, and b.
Moores line Of stages from City Hall place direct
ALEX. X THORP,
Late Of the Pavilion, Shrewsbury River.
EURr ANDRIy BATHfNG.-TUE OCEAN HOUSE,
Shrewsbury, now opened for the reception Visitors
WA. MATHEWS.
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THE MARSHALL TESTIMONIAL.

Cer,lemen.-tis with emotions Of sincere and profound
gratitude that Acknowledge the receipt OF your favor o. the
NJ from citizens o. the commercial emporium o. the
Union have heretofore repeatedly declined any such ties
tmonias Gratihed aud grateful az felt At the msnues-
alluded shrunk from reward which, the moro
valued seemed the disproportioned 70 my
But when End ~ renewed BY many gentlemen oi ths
highest social onence and private worth feel that
90 rroaered. AZ an individual, debtor beyond The
hope rcquita for unnumbered acts Of Kindness and cour
the citizens q New York. and manager their
appreciation and support have been my constant ncenve
the confidence and applause of public 50 ,nshtened
would be subject 81 the most earnest self gatulaon 70
dierhea, always iaborious aud embarrassing duties Of
the manager Of metropolitan theatre might well satisfy
even inordir ate ambition 50 unexpected and ha.ter
friends u The drama generally in New York s an honor
the grateful recollection Of which will ncte me % renewed
and vigorous Efforts 10 vndicatc your confidence and
Rising in the earliest dawn Of literary refinement its light
has fingered TO the latest twilight Of s evening. lts orr
rna object in all countries, the tnculcaton OF the
toiest truths and has always been most popula and
powerful when rurest. To minister however humby, IN
The temple Of tile dramatic protect 10 from pollution and
cherish the fires It's affairs IN all their orinal purity
have done anything however slight Service 70 elevate
rury and the the favor % the Wise
and scodf in short, have mered In the least degree,
the honor which you propose for my aeeeptanee am
,housand fold rewardedI gentle men, with senti-
inents Of the truest repeet your oeedient .eryant
To Henry r. ouachenbos NJ D. and the gentlemen Of tae
In Of this object there vial lie general meet
ing Mr. Msrhsls friends 81 the Astor House on Friday
evening NEXT 18TH inst at ~ o'clock for the OF
the necessary commttee and Adopting eectiy
carry out the intentions Of the movers IN the
tesowal q s compliment runetual attendance Is re
Nv order the Committee Of the Marshall Testimonial
July 10, 1851.
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PUBLICATIONS.

ITO LAwYERS-THE AMENDMENTS TO THE CODE
Just adopted by the Legislature, will be published this
morning In neat pamphlet at the ofce OF the Evening
Post, " wM. c. BRYANT n CO, 1sNassau street.
CATALoGUEs OF FRENCH BooKs.-RECEIvED PER
~ Franklin large number o. Catalogues Of valuable
works iuet published in Paris To he had gstuitously Of
LIVINGSTON, WELLS h CO., Wall street.
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i've during the years 1s4o rs days. 1850 So days. 1851

There appears to be no falling of in the movements Of
produce towards tide The increase in receipts last
week was as great in any previous this year. and
rs the crops grain at the West coming in most
abundanty the probability is that we shall have more
extensive arrivals the grain is in market
able condition.
The last annual report of the Michigan Central Rail
road Company presents the suboned exhibits OF opera
tons during the year ending May 81 1851 compared with
those for the year previous
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A IA MEETING OF THE MEMBERS OF AMERICAN
Hose CO. No 49, held at the Carriage House Tuesday
evening the 10th inst the following preamble and resou
tiops were adopted -
Whereas 1t has pleased Divine Providence in the exer-
else OF that wisdom by which the aars of go
yerned to from midst brother and friend
Henry " Montgomery late Assistant Foreman Of this Com
pany; therefore be lit
Resolved That by this affection, the Fire Department is
tprved Of the services of than whom
prompt, active when duty called forth his efforts
or beneyoenee acuated to exeron and that while II be
the members of the Department in general to
the loss of him whose long service and unbemshed charac
ter largely to the efficiency and honor of that
bodythe members Of this company who, in toing at his
side have often felt the of his example fe e deepsr
grief as we contemplate the vacancy thus made in
small number.
Resolved Tha. the death Of long and warmly
deared to by all the social virtues the of
which formed prominent feature in his character Affects
with the grief known only those who have lost
full companion and trusty friend.
Resolved That in the affective dspen ation which has
made know the nourner recognize the hand of
" Him who doeth all things we'll"
Resolved That the sympathy feel with her who is thus
deprived Of her partner in es Joys aud sorrows not
The frozen pity that but mocks grief"
but lie the gushing from hearts that have themselves
been torn by this sudden rupture Of thousand elm ngs
Resolved That the usual emhlems of mourning be
by the members of this company thirty days.
Resolved That Of these resolutions signed by the
oeor OF this meeting be sent to the family Of the deceased
and that the same be published.
SAMUEL b. THOMSON, Secretary.
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN TuAT THE RUSSIAN

given to Mersrs. sANfoRDs, PORTER n STRIKER, At
torneys and Counsellors u broadway, New York
CT. LOUIS BoNDs-S500p.-TUE SUBSCRIBERS OF
~ fer TO those who seeking good and safe Investments
The ss per cent twenty year bonds Of the city e 81 Louis
payable principal nterest Ph1ns Bank
ofNew York. We consider them safe nyestr.,t
Government or State Loans and they be had at price
which will yield much greater income. The City Of 81
Louis most aourishns condition and always meets
her conditions pity This Of the city for the
present year will exceed half million Of collars. and BY
special cau,e in the City Charter the interest her bond
ed debt mut be fret paid before appropriations made
for other objects The debt Of the city win no, exceed
her in her corporate capacity as assessed the Au-
dtor consisting Of vharvcs. stores vaterworks &C.
oeeds two and quarter millions Of dollars Full rnrticu-
lars will be furnished and documents showing the present
position Of the ctys finances be examined by calling
AZ ONCE Z. W. CLARK. DODGE & CO.. 81 Wall ct.
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THE TURF.


Union COURSE, LONG IsLAND.-TuE PROPRIE-
" offers the following Purses aud Stakes to
the latter part Of August and IN September Free for all
trottng horses. in harness
No i-Purss Of 500 " IA an inside stake Of 1870 h. IT,
three mile heats, In Free for all horses.
No. 2Purse $40 with nslde stake Of $50 h. IT., two
mile heats, in harness. Free Tor all tortes.
No. S-Purse s2, With inside stake Of $3.50 h. IT..
mile heats best three In harness Free for all horses
No i-furse Of $50, with inside stake of 500, H. IT,,
mile heats beat three in Ave. in harness Free for all pacing
horses,
No5-Purse Of $500 with inside stake Of $500, h. IT,,
two mile heats, in harness Free for all trotsng stations
except 81. Lawrence.
Entries above purses and stakes to close at Mad.
den No Iss Chatham square Monday July 2lst by ten
O'clock 4. NJ. Three make and two to
start. JOHN I. SNEDikEK. Proprietor.
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THE FIRKMEN.

A CARD--cRoToN ENGINE COMPANY. No. l6.-AT
meeting Of the members of Croton Engine Company,
No TO- held at their engine house after their return from
Newburg. the following resolutions unanimously
adopted
Resolved, That the thanks Of this Company be- and
hereby rendered to the Fire Department of Newburg
their splendid reception arrival at their village. Also
to Engine Companies Nos and s. OF psi and
lands Of Mattewan, also return thanks
Resolved That to Chief Gardiner and Assist
ants, kessrs. Wood and Thomas, return sincere
thanks for the fvors and attentions during visit
to Newburg
Resolved, To Engine Company No T. of Newburg, in par
euar return heartfelt thanks for their
lberalty and for wants during stay in New
burg.
Resolved That no language the feelings ofeaeh
individual that OCCASION the favors and
We hope the day is not far distant when shall have
pleasure of meeting the members of Engine Company No.
in New York
Resolved That to mine host M Fitche and his lady
also return our sin thanks for their attention during
stay at his hotel.
Resolved, To Captain Talman Of the steamer Henry Clay
entitled heartfelt thanks for his genem nly
during our trip to and from Newburg.
Resolved That to the members Of the williamsburg Brass
Band for their untrng please during absence
return heartfelt thanks
STEPHEN MITCHELL, Chairman.
ROBERT Con
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INDUSTRIAL HOME ASSOCIATION, NO. L-PRoPO-
sails for draining and grading the lands Of this assoca
ton Will BE- received till the fret day q August lS5 by d.
Owen 4 Broadway and by John Stephens the grounds
East Chester at either Of which places the plan poch
cations and all necessary information pertaining thereto
msy be obtained.
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There very few railroad companies in this State
that show such rapid increase in gross and net in
this. The divide nd paid in December last was
nine per The amount Of capital stock 81 633 100;
unconyertble bends per cents 81 42 $50; convertible
bonds per cents 500 unconyertibe bonds 7pcr
eents t354 .500-tota capital and debt, $644l05O
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NOTICE-THE OFFICERS AND MEMBERS OF THE
IN Ninth Eleventh Regiments OF the New YoIk State
Militia re.eetfu invited to attend the funeral Of the
July IL ISL at half past three o'clock NJ from his late
residence, 81 Third street. THOS. M. CLANCY.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TO THE WISH OF A
- number of members extra meeting of
this society will be held at its regular place of meeting
Saturda July the 18TH Members respectfully
notified to attend. By order of the President.
OFFICE OF TIE COMMISSIONER OF JURORS, NO.
~ City Hall, July Is, s5-Persons exempt from jury
duty who have not registered their exemption at this
notified such before the 25th
inst. WIN. A. WALKER, Commissioner OF Jurors
NOTICE TO AN ANATEUR.-FOR SALE, A HAND
some new doublebarrel GUM mounted with bayonet
made by Of the best gunsmiths of Paris Also,
invented powder canister scupted gourd catalan hunt
ing knife and hunting sword of the time Henry W. these
and much admired for their beauty and
tiquity To be at No. l3 Cedar street, Hotel de
Nancy.
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CLsOT HING.

CLOTHING.
n AIDES AND GENTLEMEN ARE HEREBY RE
IL spectuy inform ID that they obtain the full value,
in cash. for second hand of Clothing de-
serpton, and in any quantity large or small BY sending
their address through post or calling JANIS MORONE1
at his Clothing Store. II Orange stree near Chatham,
CAsT err CLOTHING WANTED LADIES AND GEN
" temen obtain good price for their left on clothing
by sending to j. Goodwin No. City Hall place. Ladies'
and gentlemen waited on at their residences.
CAsT OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED
~ Ladies or gentlemen leaving the city, OF breaking up
housekeeping can obtain the highest cash price for Clothing
dence. l.. NJ DUesELDORP, Is Elm stresA
N. Blades stten ded bv ku DUSSELDORF.
CAsT OFF CLOTHING, COSTUMES, &C, WANTED
which they would convert into cash will obtain
literal prizes by sending for tie subscriber through the
H. LIvETT, No Barclay and 30 Elm streets.
CAsT OFF CLOTHING, FURNITURE. wATCHEsAN
Jevery vnntedLadies or gentlemen having the above
tocre received on mailing spplieation note or othsrws
10 the subscriber. at his ofkce. ISAAC q. LYON,
Wall street, basement
last OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED
Ladies or gentlemen leaving the city or breaking M
housekeeping obtain the highest cash for Clothing
!srnture, kc By sending through the Post A. his resi-
asnce, N. 8. COHEN, Is Him stresA
n B.-Lsdics attended By Mrs. Cohen.
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HOusEKEEPER wANTED-A SMART, ACTIVE IN
dusrious woman, who thoroughly nderstands house,
keeping in all it's various department Is wanted to take
the supervision Of large first class private boarding house.
She must understand perfectly picking preserving.
pairing dessert dishes Keeping accouns and the manage
ment Of servants Undoueted references will be required
Apply at l01 Chambers street.
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2 OOO OOO OF BOTTLES. NEARLY. OF DE

in wears making friends In quarter Of the
globe and curing all manner Of disease and in male
and female It's hrst sne W oes, " mas sess used
This seic the hair youns A. certain
In indicating for the human family doctor
has overlooked the notest Of all animals the
lnimsnt very ehsagsod in large bottles N %
cuts bruises poll evil thrush. wind ehoc instantly hssves
entirely ringbone, curb splent and their
ges and work them daily This other article
The say they sell hundreds 70 Of other
the market n every bottle rives entire satisfaction
nem-nsssrs kipp Brown, Reynold. weartithe Var
lhye and the stage proprietor generally always NJ
BThe laboratory 10 AZ Yonhers II noary supports two
srlendd steamers and mammoth sloop into
thccity three rips each daily at Only g.
b,psts for Imminent No 2 Pearl sses t{ and as Bread
way, white front, between Grand and Br,one streets
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DRY GOODS, SC.

EOR SALE CHEAP, AT THE BOWERY SAVINGS
store l26 Bowery1 1900 yards elegant Printed Lawns
st S. 1000 do. splendid Bareges at 2 800 do rich
de LANES, at Is Cd and Is great bargain. dozen
gentlomen colored bordered Linen Cambria
at Is 3D. TO s. Cd 400 dozen ladies coored bordered
Is 81 and SO on to & some very beautiful 200 dozen plain
white Linen Cambria, at only s the finest in
this market at anything the prices 500 dozen gents
ct Stand 81 80 dozen Some good bargains also
Silks, FGrnes Linens Damaks Hosiery Ginghams Prints
Sc, &c Drapery-Musns selling at Is Cd. worth
3d.. and Al s. worth f.. Summer for and boys
NV, W F. GILLEY L. co.