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A. ~ q. A. ARMOUR,
DIAPERS IND T.aILORs, /.
No. 800 Broadway, corner Of Duane street,
Al Al

Hbors TIE Trpfng House, Neo York,
RESPECTFULLY invite the offiends and the public
IL their assortment Of spring goods, OF the newest patterns
which
fashionable style their prices Fresh cloths,
vesnps latest mportaons elegant light silks
for dark do; patterns Of PARIS embroderies
There three skn artists employed in this esiabshmenonc
waistcoas Each
parmen complete Army navy uniforms
and despatch, and the approved
this metropolis will find this
every their and perfect NJ always insured
NJ PRRsfrn wAIsTcoArsThese elegant waitcoats that
admired Garden, been
first premium by the American Institute AT their late fair
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.sniders Wine store, Walnut street. Ph,iAdelPkA
@nsnp Ct has s1ans al he
Gus safes made by INN 70 consumer-en ophsea nsep s
Of offering some Of The best wines liquors imported
by him He would refer to some invoices as io1ws VIZ
low prices RAJ sold and some very choice
gallons spt ciaIly seectsd for consumers some extra
in otles put in Europe which he challenges as equal pw
The ManzaniIa Amonuado sherries peculiarly asa
to convaeeent, they strengthen without stimulating anH
not the acid Of many other wines. a3
Porrwines, principally specially selected for his sales
rect.
These wines fruty delicate, and have been hsy1
ali Ports and red wines pamed OF as such.
the gallon wholesale the cask Among them SON, nm
delicate white Port and Mamsey Port
Person. suffering with chronic affection Of the bowels cannas
too careful in their choice Of Port
Madeira wines Of various Sorts dry and nch south side dd ~
As 10 the sparkling wines OF The subscriber well known
the Moet extra champagne, and the splendid spv ing Nose
ported by him. superior to other wines are sold pre-
most Of the inferior wines in the market which
put upon buyers rs first class.
lie ha4 also champagne wines Of various brands and qu
generally the subscriber himself Judge, and
Sossn 20 me S class or e rs Of Msdoe
OBuundy wines he has large stock and assure consumes
that be can present 70 them from his vaults as sooda eo'e
ssserne and BarSac always on hand in bottles.
His selection Of Rhine and Mosele wines, from the cellar
Mess BERNHARD Jordan OF Coblenz extensive and nal
choicest vnaess OF the "stenbeg which is the best grown
the Rhine. l.
article. Of cornac and other brand he has nov s'
stock embracing old Of 1900 Of Oard Dup
celebrated Claver Of @ in eighth casks and s
hhds and "Dubouche" 1874 in hbds, consignment wh WV
be sold low - -.
Also Irish Scotch Monongahea wbikey, jamaica snn
all other wines and liquors. Including
OF he above BY quantity desired
A constant assorted stock ofHayana cigars, -
All goods within days reach Of Philadelphia, hdf
paid Orders will be promptly executed Il ntby mail
graph 1900, ,,,,n,u
Cheap Wine Store, 70 walnu, street, Philadelphia
Nov l5-n
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A COMPENDIUM OF the Entire Body OF the Law
BY Asa Kinne-alphabetcay arranged with reference o.
and approved authorities.
svos, Law sheep, svo, PIP 4,l77 Retail price, $40
40 and 81 Ann street, New Yot
Opinions of the Profsssion N.
works profession such tsJS
sound law within the same limits, that are more deserving
CHIEF JUSTICE NELSON
Mr.. Justice Nelson opinion sbOvsSA
toned work.
Nsw yo.x, Sept &c, 1850.
The emulation Of reliable who. n
ossa e sn AND spS both A%sIesn and o ret IN
slant reference and will extensively aid the STUDENT the pan
and The man OF business ,v,,
ocro,r, 10, 1850.
have frequently examined citations been hg
with the precision The Pns
81 1e o :" Indeed have seeyS :. ]
learn It's merits, and, like me- enjoy its advantage u,yps
Ntw YoRK crrr, Oct IS, 1850.
II inpars the advantages OF an accurate and welsra
while saves the profession deal Of time Wv
DAVID PAUL BROWN, Phlsd'lphi'.
Mr. Kinne has collected with diligence and accuracy
very ably subjects which ssose questions Apply IT,
references TO the authorities copious give TO any ~
JUDGE PETERS, Philadelphia
have examined Kinne's Law Compendium with much va
ton a. my Other avoca,on would allow aud satisfied
miraby adapted TO the purpose which was ba
signedio facilitate the Lahore counsel preparation
causes Tor trial and argument From examination o IN %
nues can say with confidence that they are ueaiea W."
JUDGE cRIDLEY, Utica, New f",
o. ss =, aS ~ ss a 2 %y " upon
liable as valuable ready reference. - u,na.iobis a
The psn, uy and accuracy of,hee works hsy ,
Unqualified Appreciation OF the distinguished
United States, Justice Story Chief Justices Crsp
Vermont Bornhowsr q New Jersey Tucker Of Nnpn'''
Of Washnsfon city, wesson Of Maine, &C., sc, TRow,
Published by oons - ~ Am area
Nov At ~ and "a h"
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10 pieces white oak feet long II inches wide, sinches
- pieces white oak feet long, le inches wide, inches
70 pieces white oak long s inches wide, inches
thick, u 2yos
u pieces oak IA feet long II inches wide 10 inches
thick, 1850
s pieces white oak long wide, 10 inches
thick, $3.50
pieces white oak, IA feet long s inches wide 10 inches
thick, 252O
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WILLIAM DOHNER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Lancaster, Grant county, Wiseonsin,

IdncnsIr, 6rdnf copnfV, UNconSIn,
(LATT oousTy, vA.J
UTIIL attend Grant, lows
w the federal and supreme courts Madison He viii give
prompt the collection Of claims
o lands and the payment Of for
non. sdentl andhoders part OF tho state.
w. 4. Foote, u y. Senate Hon James NJ Mason,
IT, 81 senate; Homer, ea wauonton, Va Mesr Knor
Macon attorneys York Professor w. H. Homer
David Iapeey, esq., and Messrs a. w. Welsh Philadelphia
b. Crockett John Kasson, attorneys law 81 Louis,
Missouri. Ap la-lawIy
lHURCII CARPETING.--Just received additional supply
" OF carpetinr, matching that In Trinity church. NJ
Tn. ladies VINO were not supplied respect
fully they opportunity Of furnishing eir
pews m uniformity that Of the ehurch
halea spiiton door mats
do lst carpeting
do do n
Always hand general assortment o. carpengs mainEs, cur
table linens, which VIII be sold as low In
May s.-sseoi if'"' ''''' - 6LAGRTT poDsoN
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pieces-say 1913 cubic feet per cubic foot
the be Of the
entire, ph must be taken OUT they gotten 10 har
orne rs that there will be no wood them. 'r
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IUPERIOR Dnyuerreofy pes First Premium III. ~.
WHTEHURST extended the field Of operations
ground than daEuerreops the country His galleries
be found Pennsylvania between ~ 9th
No 2o7 Baltimore street. Bsmoe broadway and Leonard
street, New York; No ~ Main street, Richmond;
Peterburgi Main street, Nook and Main street, Lynch
burg, Virginia
Ills highly daguerreotypes
extraordinary insurng faithful and highly finished
ikenesses in few seconds. y.
Rotary ground invented by j. H. whtehurt,
airy and living appearances to the picture.
Whitehursts Distribute than thirty thou
pictures annually and have dissatisfaction This
certainly aterng poofof the superiority Of his hkenesea
H. W. calls the Of public generally his elegantly
furnished gallery Lane and fuckers store where free
exhibition OF pictures will be given.
Notwithstanding the competition In davueeotypes the
Fair Of the Maryland Institutes he awarded the FIRST
medal by the judges. e.-.E.
Lene-scs ofevey description copied and norton
attended to. Nov 26-dly .
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MOSES l.. HOLT,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT Law,
Sam Hnurtsro CoIiforn,o


ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR Law,
San Franctseo California.
RrIERENcEs Hon. g. w. Inge NJ O. Aiabama John Taylor
esq Mobile, Alabama Megrs Rhodes Wright Co., New
leans olsianai Henry 3 Clark Tnrboro', North
Hon NJ Gwin NJ CT California, Benz u. True, esq
city j. p eaey ESQ., Boston, Massachusetts, A. r. Hatch
Portsmouth, New Hampshire. May 7-2awly
NEW York and California millionaire Assootation.-
~ One thousand shares thousand dollars
ooo limited number OF shares be obtained by
parties who have capital partners
conformity with the revised statutes OF New York. free from per
sona liability or future the OF 81 900
Of shares issued therefor to return ten per cent annually
with fair prospect Of doubling the WHOLE In safe
trade and mining the United States under the direction and
troll OF OLIVER HOLDEN,
hH The General Partner and Chief Agent
No. III Wall street. New York.
Cafornans and other responsible throughout
who aid In obtaining the United
cation and investment assoclstion he
ferent points, where and
available for ade the mails, and freight
from Europe, Asia, Africa and the Americas,
the Pacific Sc and long the supply continues
the demand for capital goods and manufactures will astonh the
most liberal views and calculations therefor And this
demand and profit thereby that this association being formed
der the firm and style OF o. HOLDEN n co,
Mercantile, Commercial Commission Merchants banking
Insurance and Mining Agents. New York and San Francisco
Capital 81 ,0oo,0Vo
Feb 2-u
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I KNOX WALKER will practise law In the supre rns
Court OF The United States and sond the prosecution
claims against the Address Washington, D. O.
Mar. I6-u
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CLASS No 4-Uhae Ash Plank Boards and Elm Boards.
board measure Is feet lengths q inches wde inches
$50 feet measure Is feet lengths, % wide ~
feet Is feet lengths % inches wde anches
feet measure, Is feet lengths 10 inches wide, IL
500 board l5fee, lengths inches wide, inches
Is etIengths 10 inches wide,
5ooe board IL s feet lengths, inches wide
1000 feet measure lengths inches wide,
10000 measure, usual lengths ard bread,hs inch
10000 feet board measure usual lengths and Sread N inches
10000 feet measure, lengths and beadhs inches
10000 measure, wide ~ inches thick
wide, inch thick
400 feet to be by the thousand feet,
The have All under IL inches wide to
be quartered.
feet, measure % long, 10 inches wide,
ooe board 30 to as feet long inches wids
5000 feet measure rs long, 10 inches wide,
500 feet measure long inches wide,
feet measure long wide
inch thick
1900 feet per NJ feet, board measure
The elm boards are TO be quarterede edges to be clear Of
CLASS No. 5-CyprsH Plank and Board.
board DC long $40 10 inches wde u inches
1000 feet measure % long, 10 inches wide,
inch thick
1900 feet ls % feet long, 10 inches wide,
inch thick
1000 feet 10 % tt long 10 inches wide
inch thick
1000 feet measure "a long, 10 wide,
inch thick
900 feet measure 10 q long inches wide
inch thick
400 feet measure 12 % feet long 10 inches wide,
inch thick
5000 feet measure long 10 inches WIDE
inch thick
1850 feet, per NJ feet, board measure.
The cypress he edges to be clear OF wane
CLASS No. g. Waite Pine.
5000 cubic feet white plank stocks to be from ryhve to
of the stocks 10 be less man
fourteen inches the small end to be got suaght to be
measured by the cubic foot
waite Pine Plank Boards known No J. or first quaty)
feet measure IL to 20 feet long 10 to "a inches wide
X inches thick .
- TO ~ feet long, IL TO ~ inches WIDE
y inches thick .
~ TO 20 feet long, 10 TO ~ inches Wde
inch thick
1000 feet board measure lengths and eadths inches
thick
1000 feet measure lengths and bead, inches
thick
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300 rough hickory bars y feet long nehe, square per piece
200 30 DO 90 81 90 90 DO
800 pieces.
To be Of split hickory straight clear of knots and all
fleets.
CLASS No. e.-Lgnuupvia.
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cEPARATE proposals viii be received az this Once until me s
y next for the delivery Of provsons ~ Duk oi
troops o. The United States, upon nspecuon a. o
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DRIvATE TUrOR--A young English gentleman. who has
received good education, and resided In Paris
obtain the position
IN some private family Of respeetabit. LII 80 M
References TO character and family connexions be
given parties ohs highest respectab either In this country
In Enaland, rE' .."Nt# F# .#l
Address Vance, boz 100 pos, ones. osweso New York
Mar ls-daf
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III
Say l490 inches in all.
Black Spruce, (by the piece)
piece sticks, IS feet long, 10 inches diameter.
Is do do so do do II do do
(By the piece)
100 poes from u inches inches diameter
10 to 20 long, equal each length
to be got straight and natural taper.
The spars be third their
length from the butt ends.
Class No. e.-Maios Gny, Cboard measure1
log St Domingo from IL feet in length, b, 10 inches
square-say $50 feet
500 feet board measure 81 Domingo IL 90 wide,
thick
500 feet board measure Domingo wide inch
thick
500 feet board Domingo, 10 20 wid
500 feet board measure bay WOOD IL wide
500 board measure bay WOOD inches wide, inch
500 feet board measure, bay wood inches wide inch
1000 feet board bay wood wide inches
500 WOOD to 90 inches wide inches
thick
ALSO feet, per NJ feet
Susguehanna Black Waind.
900 feet measures 10 to inches wide inch thick
Us feet board measure 10 TO 20inches wide, inch thick.
900 feet board MEASURE - to 20 inehe. VIDE inches " s
900 feet board ~ 10 20 inches wide, ~ inches
900 feet measure inches wide inches thick
900 feet measure to 30 inches wide inches thick
1900 feet, per NJ feet, board measure.
Cherry Boards
1000 feet board measue II 20 wide inc thick
Class No 9r-Lignumpiie.
tons, II inches diameter, per of ago pounds.
MAYNARD, PENSACOLA.
CLASS No. l--Lumber.
10000 feet juniper inch thick long
wide, Tough-edged per NJ feet, board measure.
CLiss No. Waite Oak.
Aug l4-law4w
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SALE OF VALUABLE Lots nm 4

- sStstttSs &c. &es---l ufHuunt 10 the pTuNia-
ions Of deed Of trust executed 10 "a ty Lindsey II.
Pndgcu, bearing date the Pad day Of April, lS4l
for certain purposes therein mentioned. and duly
recorded in the Clerks ofce Of the corporation
court Of Lynchburg we will On the 21th day az A.
prl 1851 on tho premises, proceed 70 eel at nue.
zion, Lot or parcel Of ground Cock Street. ia
the town Of Lynchburg described In said deed a.
being the sans lot parcel Of ground conveyed 10
the snid Lindsey d. Pndsci by John 7 Hunt and
wife also other Lot III snii town known III til.
plan Of the snnc IA lot NJ. all, and described IL
the sail decd IA the snmc LOT purchased hy tho aaId
Lindsey u. Pudgcttfpf g. d. Crnnshnw and wife
also one other pnrccl Of ground in suia town, de-
scribcd IN sad deed o. being pnrr of lot No OIL,
one half of which conveyed he ssid Lind
scy u. Padgctt BY Thos. Ferguson ulso sixfy-eix
feet Of ground fronting Cock Wost street In
said town, aud extending bnrk l65 Iccl--nnl nlao
sixty-six feet, udioining the last mentioned lut.
fronting onCock ~ WaRt street, aud running back
l63 feet, with the buildings ind improvements Oh
said several lots; also III tho tesdence af tho aah
Lindsey u. Padgett, and on the saInn day, tie FOL
lowing Sinvcs, TO wit Dicey, woman. Pauline, i
woman, md Washington boy, witiAthc incresso
Of the females since the sntc Of said decd Ala,
Household Furniturr, SC.
The tile toTho above property Il believed 10 30
good, but acting trustees anll convey such,
tle only as ia vested In Va BY said deed.
Terms libernl, aud made known on tho tlay ol
sale. ClIARLESW w. CHRISTIAN, True
DAVID Il. SPENCE, tees.
~
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GALE OF VALUABLE REAL ~.

- IdIE, SL1 YES, HCISEIISLU ILH-
NI7'URE, ae.---Thc subscriber designing Il,
change hs residence viii offer for sale at public
auction on Tuesday, the 18th dny of April, tho
pleasant and desirable premises, which he now oc-
cupics Nm extended description Il unnecessary,
rs all who wish to purchase, urr invited 10 examine
Tor themselves previous 70 the dry Of rnle II not
often TINT property 10 desirable il IL market tlc
lot contains two pcrca with large yard highly i'm
proved, containing collection of rare md hrn,lt-
inl lnrdy plants. md flowers, garden III 4 hiel
state OF cultivation set with choice fruits srrwber-
rics, rasPberrics, asparagus beds, &C.. Tha real
dcnce and outbudnEs consisting of d large kitcL-
en-, Smoke House, Stable, Carriage House, Wood
House, &c, are nearly new, and IL good stnc Of
preservation There il tho lot d noycr-faiiipr
well OF the Furest water and all improvements na-
ccssnry for the comfort and convenience of family.
VIII also sell at tho Mmn ine aud place, nv
Servants, to wit. woman, with three ehidrcn)
who Is good cook, washer and runcr, woman
who Ia an excellent house servant and sefnpatreaa
md likely man. Also my Household and kitchen
Furniture, consisting Of the tisunI variety
Tho terms will DO liberal. md made known On
day Of sale JNO NJ Dudley
mnr 31-tl5tnif
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SALEoF VALUABLE LOTsAND

- StatN eSs-i afshaM 10 tue provisions
deed % trust executed IL me By Linl4ry b. Pnir-
c,t, bearing date the lst DAY Of May 1917 for crr-
tain purposes Therein mentioned. and dbl, recorded
in the Clerks office Of tho corporation court IL
Lyncliburg, shall tho 9th day % April, {iar)
on the premises. proceed seIl ri auction ,r rnsh
Lot, or parcel Of ground, on Cooke Street. u tho
town Ut Isynchhurg described in sail decd a. b.
ing the samdAt parcel Of ground conveyed 70 tho
said Lindsey II, Padscrt by john r. HUT and wiic
also other lot in said town known Al the plan II
tho sac "a lot No 2l. and dcsrrihrd IL snia ,lcrh
as tho same lot ~ chased by the sail Lindsey L
Padgoii Of \. d. Crrnshaw and wife Hlso ona 9th.
crrarcel Of ground il said town, described il sal
deed us being part ofot No. al, one half Of which
was conveyed TO the said Lindsey b. falgctt by
Thomas Ferguson: also sixty-six feet og ground
fronting on Cooke or West s,rnei in sud town, nni
extending back l65 frct--anl also siStyaix fe,r,
adjoining the Inst mentioned lot. fronting On Cock.
or West street, and running back 1G5. with tho
buildings and improvements on said several lots
Also at tho residence ui the snd Lindsey H. rair-
cit, and on the day, the following Slaves. u
wit: Dicey woman; Paulina. woman nnd
Washington, hoy. with the increase DC the females
since the date Of said deed.
The title to the above property il believed 70 DO
good but acting trustee shall convey auch titlo
only as Il vested IL me BY said deed
J.WIl.Ls
ala, March, 1851.
consent to the above sale. L, y. PADGErT
ppll
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CEOTHs, CAssIMEREs ANDvE

~ TlNGS.-The subscriber has now one Of the
largest and best stock of Cloths. Cassimere-
Vesfings offered in this market. 80
can have their garments made U Il -. i n =
ionable manner, he has L: " " i.os. i,,n-
James McMaclir y " employment y, MI !,
.nd fit warranted in every instance:
Bioley's fine blnck twilled Cloths,
Blue, olive. green and brown Cloths,
Summer cloths Of every description,
Linen coatings and croton cloths
Plain black Doeskinz,
Plain and hg'd black Cassimeres,
Fancy Cassimeres in great variety.
Black and cold fig d silk Nestings.,
Marsailes Vestings. some beautiful styles,
Rich white hg'd silk Festings for PARTIES,
White Marsailes do
Mar gifts DON T. G. PETERS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-03

james d. Taylor Defendant.
In an action the in assumpsit and upon
an attachment executed
The object of this suit is recover Of the defen-
dant the Of 1925 with legal interest thereon
from the 20th day Of December, 1850. till paid, and
it appearing by affidavit, that the said defendant is
a resident Of this State, on motion Of the plain
tiff by his attorney. it is ordered that the said de
PENDANT do appear here within one month after due
publication OF this order, and do what is necessary
protect his interest; and tipt this order be pub
shcd once "A week for four successive weeks, in
the Lynchburg Virgnian, paper published in the
town of Lynchburg, ind also be posted at the front
door Of the courthouse Of this county, on the first
day Of the next county court.
copy-Teste
apl 3-w4w j. N, ZENTMEYER. Crk
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DlED,-suddenly, on Sabbath evening the 2Stli
inst, at the residence of John Bagby in King and
Queen county, ANN ELIZA, daughter of William
and Ann II. Bagby, late Of King William county.
A severe cold. contracted about the middle Of
February last, acting upon her naturally feeble or
ganism, resulted in the formation Of a pulmonary
abscess. The attention Of the kndest friends and
tie most shlfIl physicians brought about apparent
convaescence; but the insidious disease, suddenly
maniicsting itself she, in half an hour afterwards
expired.
Deprived, at an early age, Of both her parents, it
devolved upon uncle, residing in this plnce, 10
superintcnd her education, and provide for her
support.
While young and at the school Of the late Rev
Jno. Kirkpatrick, Of Cumberland county, she pro-
tessed conversion, and shortly afterwards connect
ed herself with the end Presbyterian Church. in
this place, then under the pastoral care of the Rev
Jacob d. Mitchell. And to the day Of her death.
the whole tenor Of her life verified this profession
She possessed in unusual degree those quiet and
kindly virtues which have ennobled the name Of
Christian and which Jesus loved to honor in his be-
loved disciple, John
Silently She filed the circle Of her exis-
tcnce with the mild usirc of blameess life and as
silently passed away into that higher sphere Of be-
ing, where it is nafurc and our iov to believe,
awards far better than the tnsel bazon of world )
renown await the good.
The Richmond Wing and Southern Religious
Telegraph viii please COPY.
on the 2sih of March 1851, Mrs. MARY
Ann I. CLARK, consort of Puulett Clark Esq.
Of Campbell county, in the 18th year Of her age
She has been constant member Of the Presbyte-
rim Church for ~ years, and to her numerous
friends and acquantances, model of pety and de-
votion. w. II.
Lynchburg Republican viii plcase copy
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npRENG GOODS. ]

EsrA
- subscriber has received his entire stock Of
Spring and Summer Goods, embracing much the
largest and most varied stock he has ever had the
pleasure of Offering and would call the attention of
the Ladies particularly, To his variety of Dress
Goods. consisting in part of printed Fouard Silks,
ID great variety; Bernge de Lanes Alborines, emb
Tissue, Brocade Hermann silk tissues, Bohemian
cloths, French iuconets, silk ginghams, poplins
French ginghams, Paris organizes, Grape de Paris
printed lawns. Polka de Paris, Columbines rich
brocade silks. chene and plain silks, black brocade
and plain black silks, white brocade do, solid
mouslanes and berages, wide chenc ribbons, neck
and bonnet ribbons, silk neck ties, hermann scarfs
and shawl, silk scarfs French worked sleeves, col
lars and &is, inside capes and lace capes, MOURN
ing collars, sleeves and cuffs. kid gloves lace and
silk wells (some very rch) linen cambria bdk'fa
hosiery, &c &c. All the above goods are very
handsome and cheap.
mar 24-ifts DON T. G. PETERS.