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Daily American telegraph., 1851-12-24
Communicated I

Mr.. EDITOR 1t may not be known to a great
portion of our community that the ladies of
Grace church, on the Island, Rev. Alfred Hol-
mead pastor, are holding Fair, the proceeds to
be devoted exclusively in aid of the new church,
the foundations Of which are already laid. The
Fair, Notwithstanding the inclement weather, was
opened last evening The delightful music, un-
der the direction of Prof. Bergman, added to the
dazzling array which met the eye, and lent
charm truly irresistible. The rapid increase of
the congregation within the past twelve months
has induced the fair portion of its members to
engage in this labor of love; and it is hoped
their efforts will meet with an earnest response
As friend Of the cause, | trust to see Potomac
HalP' thronged tonight. To attempt descrip-
ton of its attractions would be vain and tedious
Every object the eye delights to feast upon, every
delieacy the taste could DESIRE can be there found
in abundance; and no one can fail to be pleased,
either in the useful or ornamental. 1t is only
deemed sufficient to extend general welcome to
all who hold in esteem the cause of Christ and the
prosperity of his temples. Then let all who can
attend be there tonight and give evidence of
their liberality. I. M. 0'B.
TUESDAY Dec 23
Daily American telegraph., 1851-12-24

BENEVOLENT AssocATioS.-The Ladies'
Union Benevolent and Employment Society," at
their thirteenth annual meeting, recently held in
Trinity church, gave continued evidence of a de.
termination to prosecute the praiseworthy pur-
poses for which it was designed in its organiza-
ton. They report, as having been collected on
Thanksgiving Day, the following sums: From the
First Presbyterian church, Sl6.25; Second Pres
byterian church, Sl2 so: Unitarian church, Sl6
Is; E street Baptist church, $3.50; Church Of
the Ascension, S28.
The report of the managers show that this so-
ciety has done much toward relieving the imme-
date wants of the poor, but complaint is made
of the want OF means to do more. Thanks are
returned to DIR. Duhame for his attending the
poor without fee. The following list of officers
and managers Of the society is given for the ben
eft of those who may need their assistance:
DirectreSses. Mills Capitol Hill; Mrs o.
B. Brown, L street; Mrs. .kard, New York
avenue; Mrs. c. S. Fowler, street Mrs Ham
mond, Secretary Mrs G. Monroe Treasurer.
Managers.-Mrs. W. A. Bradley, Louisiana ave-
nue.; Mrs. Brawner Island; Mrs. J. F. Webb,
9th street; Mrs. VIM. Coke, G street; Mrs. L. j.
Gilliss, New York avenue; Mrs Duff Green, Cap
tol Hill; Mrs s. 2. Hill, II street Mrs Maber,
18th street; Mrs. Captain Morris, Navy Yard
Mrs. VIM. Nourse, N street; Miss O'Neal, NJ
street; Mrs Captain Powell, Navy Yard Mrs
Judge Platte, street; Mrs. ID. Ratcffe, Frank
lin Row Mrs. Read street, Mrs A. Steele,
street Mrs. Dr. Smoot near Seven Buildings
Mrs. c. S. Stewart, Capitol Hill Mrs. Rosalie
Smith, Massachusetts avenue ; Mrs. W. b. Todd
street; Mrs Tucker; Mrs Walker, 10th street
Mrs DR.. Young, Pennsylvania avenue, near A.
street.-RpuJtic.
Daily American telegraph., 1851-12-24

A PERFoRATING MAcHIEE.-The tunnel of the
Troy and Greenfield railroad, through the Hoosac
mountain, is made with one of Wilson's stone
dressing machines. This machine is worked with
steam engine, and will enter from six to fifteen
linear feet per day. The cutters are circular
plates of caststeel, of fourteen inches diameter,
half an inch thick, and ground with beyel on
each side, to an edge. They are placed on the
rock, at an angle of about forty-fye degrees,
and roll over the surface with great rapidity.
The edge is pressed into the rock with great force
and acts as wedge, prying up and throwing of
the rock in surprising manner. A block Of
granite, ten feet long and four feet wide, was
placed on carriage, and submitted to single
cutter, gauged to cut two inches from its surface:
it passed over the entire, stone in twenty-five
minutes, and cut off sixteen hundred pounds Of
rock, leaving the same as smooth as any hammer
dressed stone. .
Daily American telegraph., 1851-12-24

BLUM LIVES !-0n the 9th inst, the anniver
sary of the execution of Robert Blum, at Vienna
black-edged placards werc found pasted on the
street corners Of Dresden, containing the words
Robert Blum hUes The police have endeavored
in vain to discover those who put them up. In
Frankfort-on-t the Maine, on the same day, two
black flags were found erected on an island Of the
river, containing the inscription: blum lices-
Kossuth IFS The coUer from has tomb-the ddy for
unity and .freedom's yfght is dawningr'
Daily American telegraph., 1851-12-24

"Any gentleman having a turkey to spare
mot spare turkey, howeyer) win please take The
hint, and we will take the turkey"
Daily American telegraph., 1851-12-24

Handel was such miser, that at the very time
he was in receipt of fifty pounds night from the
opera, he was frequently known to wear shirt
for month, to save the expense of washing.
Daily American telegraph., 1851-12-24

GAs.--The New York Gas Company have re-
duced their price to 30 cents per hundred cubic
feet, the reduction (of IA per cent to take effect
from the lst of next month.
Daily American telegraph., 1851-12-24

DELIoIous.-To have pretty girl open the
front door, and mistake you for her cousin.
till she has kissed you twice, and hugged the but
tons off your coat Ma here's Chawles"
Daily American telegraph., 1851-12-24

GENERosTY-A talented young Boston singer,
Miss Adelaide Phillips, being anxious to perfect
herself in her art in Europe, her friends in Boston
are getting up concert to aid her in the good
work; and Jenny Lind, hearing Of their design, has
sent thousand dollars to the manager as her
contribution. - -
Daily American telegraph., 1851-12-24

Kossuth refused to kiss q lady admirer in New
York. He is o sensible lion.
Daily American telegraph., 1851-12-24
RUGBY ACADEMY,


Boarding and Day School for Young Gentlemen,
corner Of X and l4h streets. @
G. r. MORRISON, Principal.
R. P. LATHAM, A. NJ, Professor of Ancient Languages
Mons I. RAoULr, /" Modern &Gl
C.S KEEcH, Tutor.
--,e Teacher of Penmanship.
Messrs CARBs and IARDEIA Teachers of instrumental
Music
JAS. P. MCLEAN, Teacher Of Drawing and Painting.
The course instruction is designed to prepare the
student either for business for the study of the learned
professions for entering the higher classes in col
iees every branch of tuition pains spared to
render the sound and complete possible The
branches of the academic taught con-
ssting Of Reading Writing, Arithmetic English Gram
mar, Geography, bookkeeping the Latin, Greek, and
Modern Languages, History, Chronology, Defamation,
Composition both English and Latin Grecian and Roman
Antiquities Logic, Mathematics, Chemistry, Natural and
Mental Philosophy, Music, Drawing &c.
Terms of board and tuition moderate. I r
MI 8a REFERENCES:
Rev. 8. Pyne, ID. D., Rev j. w. French, VIM W. Cor
coran, esq. Thomas Ritchie esq, Prof. A. d. Bache,
Prof Gales, Chew, M. D., Baltimore, Capt. L. j..
Psge, U. s. n, and Capt G. Blake U. s.N.
\ oct 3O--dn s
Daily American telegraph., 1851-12-24

Smith says he has seen rope walk. k.-4-B Boston
Bee.
Tut simpkins says he has seen mill rum
Daily American telegraph., 1851-12-24
CENTRAL ACADEMY

Corner of e and Tenth streets, (old Medical Coz
eg lege, second stovy
Rev. JAS NOURsE, A. NJ, pr;pc;paIs
JOS. HARVEY NOURSE, NAp
JAS G. DELLErT Assistant
r. RAoULT (of Paris) Professor Of Modern Languages
Each quarter is twelve weeks commencing severally
September !, November a. February Is, and May 9.
it}fa sa ag@4 TERMS. 5'
s L. Elementary Branches 5000
q Full English course, except Mathematics $50
g. Mathematics, Chemistry, Bookkeeping, &c. 800
A. Latin and Creek with above 1850
5. Modern Languages or Drawing, (extra) 400
familiar lecture every studyday Natural Phioso-
ply; and on Astronomy, some other science every
Friday by one or other Of the Principals.
nov lift its 1851 E.a
Daily American telegraph., 1851-12-24
CLASSICAL, MATHEMATICAL, AND COM
MERCIAL INSTITUTE,

Under Tie care of ReU. Agfred HoInead, Rector,
and Mr.. Charles Tucker, a. N.
NNHE DUTIES of this Institution viii be resumed on
Il the 18th of August, in the lower Saloon Of Mr. Ca
rusi's building.
In English, Mathematics, Greek Latin, and French,
the course viii be full and thorough Pupils fitted for
the Counting room or College
The experience Of fifteen years. In the management OF
boys the confident belief that the satisfaction
pressed by their former patrons, both in Mary
land and Virginia. win be shared by those who may be
care III
For terms and further information apply to the Rector,
the Rev Alfred Homead at his residence on between
and II streets 1855 tjy 29-du
Daily American telegraph., 1851-12-24

"This is . net gain" as the spider said when
he caught the fly. s', -
Daily American telegraph., 1851-12-24
EDUCATIONAL.

s4 M, THE UNION ACADEMY,
Corner of 14th street and Ncao York Avenue.
4 aIsr q. RICHARDS, Principal.
H H @ 0H4ss, Mssrn Assistants.
!, A. O. RIcHARDs Teacher Of the Primary Department.
"A. ZAppoHE, Professor OF Modern Languages.
X. Gibson, Teacher Of Drawing and Painting. s@. "A
~ Circulars can be obtained Of the Principal or at
r. Farnham,s Bookstore [nov 26-dtf
RITTENHOUSE ACADEMY,
Corner Of Third street and Indiana apenue
o. G. WIGHT, Principal.
A. q. CAROTnERs, Assistants
ID. Il. SHOREY, 'AA0's0H'1Y1I A00'1'1 a,ss s55
VIM T. EVA, Teacher of the Primary Department
!. d. H. GROUX, Teacher of Modern Languages.
II. GIBSON, Teacher Of Drawing. H Ny s4lsa aE
H9- For Circulars apply to the Principal or at the
bookstore Of VIM. M. Morrison. [noy 24- dM
Daily American telegraph., 1851-12-24

U,AYLOR a. MAURY, Booksellers and
statiOnors, Pennsylvania avenue, near 9th
street have constantly on hand full assortment Of
BLANK BOOKS, SCHOOL BOOKS, PENS, INK, and
PAPER, Of every variety, for sale at New York prices
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-11-07

H7HEREAS it is at all times proper for peo.
w pie 10 humble themselves before Almighty
G"d, to EXPRESS their dependence upon Him, and
TO acknowledge heir gratitude 10 Him for bis num-
berless mercips.
Now he il known that I, JOHN H MEANS
Governor in and over the State of South Carroll,
ia, do issue this my proclamation, setting az art
FRIDAY, the 2ls OF November next, as d.y of
Thanksgiving, Humiliation, and Prayer-on which
day earnestly request that all serular business
be suspended and cordially invite all religious de-.
nominations throughout the State to assemble at
their respec:h places worship, TO render thanks
TO Almighty God Tor the many undeserved bles-
sings he has bestowed upon US, and to implore his
continuance OF the same-u humble ourselves
before him on account of our manifold sins as
people al d, in view OF the dangers which threat
en- our institutions, fl rven,ly to pray that our ru.
lers may be inspired by wisdom from on high, 50
that their cuunscls may he directed in that course
which will rebound to His glory and the g, cd Of
our beloved State.
Given nnder my hand and the seal of the State,
this 9th day of October. in tine year of our
Lord one thousand, eight hundred and fifty
one. J. Fl. MEANS.
By the Governor.
BENJAMIN PERRY, Secretary OF State
oci3l SO St
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Teachers Wanted

TIME CAMDEN SCHOOL ASSOCIATION
being about 70 open Maze Scho" III Cam
den, will eject ON the l5;h December next, Prla.
cipal to take charge of their School He must De
qualified to prepare pupils for he Junior Glass in
the South Carolina College. If sufficient num-
ber OF sch lars offer he will he required I" have an
Asslstan, j.. the Eu.l,sh department., to be ap-
proved by the Association They have rrce tly
bl liz a cnnfrtabe Schuul House, consisting oi
two ronins wit fire pa' es !; and furnished with
desks and chairs the most approved style suffi-
cient to accommodate forty-eIght scholars; this
will be given (rent iree) to uch Teacher "r
Teac ers as the assoc alton may elert- We con-
tidenly expect that The income o this School will
not he less than Eighteen hundred dollars. The
exercises of the School wl,l commence n the LIST
Monday in January next. Application may he
made to, and any "her information obtained, lron
either of the undersigned.
ALEXANDER JOHNSON,
DR.. II. DEAS,
DR.. JOS LEE,
Hon. THO. !. \|ETHERS.
Charleston Courier and South Carnnau, copy
semi weekly till LIST December and send fees 10
this Office.
Oct. 10. 80 II
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A Complete Stock of Groceries

C,AN bp found at MOORE'S, consisting in part
y as follows
st. Croix, N. Orleans and Muscovado Sugars
Rio, Cuba and Java Coffee
New Orleals and West India Molasses
No. l, 2 and Mackarel, in kits and l-2 bills.
obls best Baltimore Flour
10000 lbs best Bacon Sides
1000 lbs. first quality Sugar.cured Hams
1000 lbs do do Leaf Lard
so boxes English Dairy Cheese
200 sacks Salt
25 boxes Adamantiae Candles
IL do Tallow do
6 do Pearl Starch
10 do assorted Soaps
Soda, Wine and Butter Crackers
Hyson, Gunpowder and Gre en- Teas,
Wines and Liq"Ors.
Cigars and Tobacco Of the first quality
$50 boxes Sardnes
SO cans Salmon and Lobsters
100 half and whole boxes Raisins (new)
Almonds, Currants and Prunes
Candies and Kisses
Maccaroni, Citrop, Cloves &c.
Wool, Fur and California Hats
Cheap Calicoes, Homespuns and Yarns
Bagging, Rope and Twine.
With all other articles found in u Grocery
Store, for sale at wholesale or retail for cash
or bankable paper.
W. c. MOORE,
Oct.21. Sign ofthe Red Flag.
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Lands for Sale.

LII. the Rea Estate of the laie w liam Kat.
n clife, decd u: The w.ier> "I Blark Rr"r. III
Kerslaw DISTRICT. On the premises are dMri!
ing house AMI a ! the necessary pIan'aii"n hnd-
inus. The 'rrlr' contains 300 acres NOR" ar
less, 30 acres uf winch Ire cleared. a''d VIII he
divided il l,S 10 Suii purchasers. il required
The hove Will he offered al priva'e sale nn !
the scroui Monday Noy' miner. wiIrI, 1t not
disguised ..;. VIII be sold the premises lu he
highest bidder.
Term--O.e hal. cash, the haianre nn credit
OF one vear secured by bori and mort a4e nj
the properI". and approved persona security.
. Apply on ihe pr. Muses., I"
w. II. RATCLIFFE.
Oc, 81 ~ Il
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NEW SCHOOL BOOKS.

THE subscriber has lately added largely hi, full and
complete stock Of all the standard and popular School
B'~ks required, from The lphabe full course of FIJI
gsh and a-scal Education O great variety Of each
class and which he oties al low prices for cash
puncual cilsiOm'ns.
Green's First Lessons Bullions
aud nr,wns English Grammars.
SpellerS.- Elementary, Southern, Pictorial Carpenters
y Y. and American.
Biographies ->mth's Primary and Qunrto; Childs
ParIr! :, Conurn nchool Geu; Mitches Primary; In
trrmedialc, Scrol and Anci-nt ;eu and Atlas Key
"dn for tea, hers
ArIthmetics.-Daves' Primary School and University
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ~ A. Arh. Nos. !, = and 3
Smiths; Pixies; Sinilry's and Colburs Intellectual
Anth.
Rt aders.- Southern No. !, and 3; Swans Primary
Srhoo Readers No. l., and g. swans Grammar
Schou Reader. Gregg and Llliolt's No ], and s. n
\. No. ] and = CUbbs Juveniles No. aud ; Rhe-
toriral; Nationa Lu,rrs T. ). Speaker and Rhetorical
alOgues.
Composition, &c.-Parkers Exercises and Aids to
Composition trusts Exercises kirkiiams Enncution !;
Kaime's Elements
Dictionaries Walkers, Websiers Reids, &c.
His .OrleS.-lunes England kUberisOns Charles
with Questions for SchUos; School Histories Of France,
EngIa,d, Rome Greece and the United siaies Of Ame
rca RubbIn'r Outlines o History ParIey's Common
school Hist Pictorial Hist. U. S.; Biglamds Natural
History, &r.
Natural Philosophy, &c.-Parker's EIementary-.
SwIII's, part and Diapers. Grays Chemistry and
Electricity; C.nstock's Philosophy and Chemistry :;
Juhnson'> and Turner'S Elements Of Chemistry Jones
and SiIlImalls Chemistry.
Bo aay,-Mrs. Liicoln's; Gray's Text Book.
Ma;h hema;ics.-i)ave's Course, Algebra, Elementary
and Practical ,'eonery; Burden and Legsndre Snr-
Ieving BY Davies and Flint Keys 10 Algebra and
Armelics. 4. YOUNG.
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POST OFFICE, CAMDEN, s. G.
MAIL ARRANGEMENTS.

SOUTHERN MAIL, VIA AUGUSTA
Due Daily, at 7P. N.
Closes Daily, at 9P. NJ.
SOUTHERN MAIL, VIA CHARLESTON.
Due Daily. at 7P. NJ.
Closes Daily, at 9P. NJ.
NORTHERN MAIL. VIA cHERAw.
Due Daily, at A
Closes Daily, Mt I. VI
CHARLESTON MAIL.
Dne Daily. at 7P. ~
Clnsea Daily, at 9P. NJ
ora Way Bag will be kept open for til reception OF
letters until the mail leaves.
WESTERN MAIL, VIA COLUMBIA.
Due Daily. at x. N.
eTWay Mails for Offices on the South Carolina r.
Road, close paiy,a at Or. NJ.
CHARLOTTE MAIL. VIA LANCASTER C. II.
Due Sunday. Tuesday and Thursday, at P. NJ
Closes Saturday, Monday and Wednesday. at A. NJ
YoRK,ILLE MAIL, VIA RED HILL, &c.
Due Thursday at !! a. NJ
Closes same day, at IL vi.
NEwBrRRy MAIL, VIA LoHGTowN, &c.
Dne TneseaY. nj 7f. NJ
Closes Wednesday, at A. NJ.
LYScHwoop NAIL. VIA rILLER's FERRY.
Dne Tuesday and Friday. at ~ NJ
Closes Tuesday and Friday at L. VI.
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CLASSICAL SCHOOL BOOKS.

SLASSASAL SeHoVL bVOAS.
4 NTIION'S Horace. Virgil. Cesar. Salust, Cicero
II HoInrr. Xrnophon. Latin Lessons, and Greek Prose
Cumpo>i'IOn, Greek Reader, Ancient and idaeva
geography. Latin Dictionary and .lassical do.
Andrews and Stnd,lard's Latin Grammar,
Latin L.ssnns, Exercises and raler,
Cesar and Saust,
Arnolds attn Reader.
Ruun's Latin aud Greek Grammnrs and Readers,
Coop-rs Virgil; Horace and Virgil Delphini,
Jacobs Latin and Greek eaders,
Latin GraInnars and Latin Tutor; Mair's SyntaI,
Owens CyrupGdla,
Puz and Arn"d's Ancient Geography and History,
Bujrsan Grecian Antqmi irs,
Le,errlts Andrews and Aiiswor,h's Latin Dictionaries
Buffers Ancient Grognphy and Atlas,
Ollendorff"s French Mrthuu Munesca's o.
German, SPANISH and Italian Grammars,
Exercises and Dictionaries French Phrasss,
Dialogues. Novels. &c.
Medluw and Snrerle's French Dictionaries
tIemmings and Tibbrui's French and Classical do
Maglall's Historical aud Miscellaneous Questions
a. YOUNG,
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Novel ExpoRTATIoN.-Among other COM
modes comprising the cargo of vessel which
left New York last week, for Chagres, was a
consignment Of one hundred cats Tor the Gan
fornia aud Oregon markets. This will not he
considered so very singular when it is known
that in Oregon it is not uncommon to exchahse
. horse for a cat, as horses and mice are ple''
t;:ul there, but cats are very scarce.
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Corn! Corn :.
New and Elegant Perfumery

New and Elegant Perfumery
IT He >unscrioer ha> just received aud opened
l. n Iarae and eeganr assortment ni P'.rfumery.
Soaps, osne,rs &r. Gle is de trrnned 10 keep
larger and umts elegant assortment than has
hirh hpr,o heen offered III has ace.) consisting in
pari, oI
l.ubrns Extracts for thr IIandk" chief;
R"uSse.s "
Jules llauels -
Alaugenet d. Crudra,'s" -
CoogneS "i all styles and qualities, from The
mos: ceera ed n,a"u acurIeS;
Prcvnsis la, erder " ater
Jules llauel's"
Eau dc F,.ur d'Orange;
ANTI Mepher Aromatic V!;iesar:
Aromatic Crystals and s;rme lug Salts;
Iu es iiaue' Eau Lu>'rale;
R"uSSrfs E*u l.uStraie Adurante;
Prmmade ParS,rnne;
Silk E"uud PuuiaLIm, IN chin. Jars;
hssey d Pibrr ok Narrow;
R"rssrl's do in screw i"pS;
Bears TreeSe of many diff; rem kinds;
I'm .uru,ne
Antique tUl
fcsc'ah,e Hair uIi
SIirk PoIualuuI;
Is "ndune fM leur;
liai' nyr u Sevcra. d.tf'rrn' krnd;
cid ream i'r cha p hands and faces,
V n"gar Eouge;
harr"al '.'rm'h taste;
R,u>se = Uti,.I'lIne;
Pirir,'s do
Elixir Oh ''lal. l.ique;
R"$. r".n Paste;
W.:cr> runIh Soap;
Tooth Powders nj different kinds
Mr.k ~ tiiuve Rriml .i"r, IA H. " article for
c.ea sung Ginvrs ~uh ,aruliS other articles too
numerous 10 IuCIii"n.
ri S. j. WORKMAN.
urt2I of If
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Hardware.

THE subscribers offer to the public, the most
l. comp etc assortment of Hardware in the
back country, as has b,en nearly all bought from
first hands, they can sell (on The same lerns) al
Charleston pr.ces.
TlsSe wanting Builders, Hardware, c; rpente.r,,S
or Smiths Tools, Mill Irons, trosi cut or Nil''
Saws, Axes, Iron or S'ee!, would do VEL tn :"
hem call. McI:OWAL g. COO9E
ocl24 "a
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NEW GOODS.

TINE subscriber having now received COM
L plete Stock of Fall and Winter Goods, offer.
to his friends end the public generally, large and
we'll selected assortment of Dry Goods. Hard
ware, and Groceres-coHsisting in part, as follows:
Dress Goods.
French Merinoes and Cashmeres in cold and BLK,
Ga csl'd and blk Parameita Cloths,
French and English Blk Bombazines.
Plain and Printed NJ. de Lains and Cashmeree,
Plain and Fig'd Al lpaccas,
French and Union Ginghams, Eng. g. Fr. Printed
Calicoes,
Plain Black Gro De Rhnes, all widths,
Black Gro De Afrcs,
Plain Cameleon, Brocade, and Chene Silks, in
great variety.
A few light coIored Silks for Evening Dresses,
Marcelaine Silks for Linngs "all widths p
EmbrOideries.
Eng. and Valencia Thread Laces and Edgings,
Blk silk Laces, Plain and Fgd Bobine,s in white
and black, ~ E.E -E
Embroidered muslin and Lace Collars with cuffs
Embroidered muslin g. Lace Sleeves, Chimezetts
and Cares, g ,.1g.fsr-
Ladies' PLAIN, scolIapped, and embroidered Linen
Cambria Hank'Is in great variety, -
Mus ano l.. c. Mourning Collars and Cuffs.
Hosiery, Gloves, &c.
Ladies' and Childrens' cotton, worsled g. merino
Hose white and cold, all sizes and qualities,j
Spun silk Hose.
Ladies' merino Vests and Under Dresses,
An assortment of Ladies' and Gents silx and kid
Gloves, a
Ladies' Riding Buck and Cashmere Gloves,
Chdrens' Wo' Boots and Zephyr Hoods. &c. &c
Ribbons and Dress Trimmings, &c.
A large assortment of plain and colored Sarsnet
Ribbons,
Mourning Cause and Bonnet Ribbons,
Belt and Neck Ribbons Of the latest styles.
A few very Rich wide sash Ribbons.
Also an .ssortment OF Ribbon g. Braid Trimmings,
Velvet Trimmings in great variety.
Domestics.
10 and 1914 super. Irish Linen Sheetings,
6, 9, 10 and l2-4 Cotton do. in Bro. and
bleached, w -"
Pillow Linens, super. Irish Fronting Linens and
Scotch and Bird Eye Diapers, Huckabeck g. other
T"welings,
"a Table Damask, Damask Table Cloths and
Napkins,
Cotton and worsted Table Covers, super. Bath and
Whitney Bed Blankets,
Also lar.e stock of Bleached and Bro. Home
spuns, ,-
And other domestic goods which Will be SOLD at
greatly reduced prices. f..l
Gentlemens' Department.
Pain Black and Fancy Cassimeres "of the latest
styles"
Tweeds, Satneits, and Kentucky Jeans,
Super copd and black French Broad Cloths.
choice lot of Ca. hmere, Valencia, silk and
satin Vestings.
-ALso:-
A :arge stock of Ready Made Clothing-embrae
ing the latest styles of
Dress and Frock Goats, Pants and Vests.
A few cases Silk and Beaver Hats Of the latest
styles,
Gents and Youths cloth Caps, all sizes,
An extensive assortment Gents Merino under
Vests and Drawers, e
Shaker Knit, and Shaker Flannel do. All of
which will be sold al as low prices as in any
other House in is place. Esf
The Hardware and Grocery Department will
he found complete in all their branches.
also continue 10 purchase Cotton, Corn, and
other cou nry produce, for which the highest mar.
ket price will ho given.
C. MATlIESON.
Oct. 10, 1e5l l2t so