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NEW ROCKS 81!

nICTIONARY of Architecture, Historical Descrp-
l Tive Typographical Decorative, Theoretical, and
Mechanical alphabetically arranged, Familiarity explain
ed and adatpcd to the comprehension of Workmen, by
Robert Stuart architect and civil engineer illustrated by
thousand Drawings of subjects referred to in the
work, in three volumes. 6
The Modern Stair Builders Guide, being plain, prac-
teal system Of hand railing embracing all its necessary
details, and economically illustrated y twenty two steel
engravings together with the of the important
principles of practical geometry, by Simon De Graf,
architect.
Templetons Engineers, Mlwright and Mechanics
Companion. For sale at the N. C. Bookstore, by .s
...- H. D. TURNER.
April Is, 1852. 46-
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DEMOCRATIC DISTRICT MEETING.

In pursuance of notice given, majority of the
Democrats of Middle Creek District, Wake, at
N. Gardeners, Saturday the 18th instant, when
motion, CASTOR Utley, Esq. called to the Chair,
and Isaac Rowland requested to Secretary.
The object of the meeting was briefly explained by
the Chairman.
On motion, the Chairman appointed Isaac Rowland
William Ballentine, and Alvin Jones Committee to
draw up Resolutions for the action of the meeting.
They retired for short time, and reported through
Isaac Rowland as follows:
WHEREAS, we have movements by the Dem
ocratic party to hold County Convention, TO meet
in the Town Hall, in Raleigh. on Tuesday Of May
Court, to nominate candidates for the next General
Assembly;
RssOlved, That we recommend the Convention to
be held Monday, instead of Tuesday, for the con-
venience OF the PeoPie-It being County day. we
think more people will meet there that day than
any other. .... .... r.. +-...
Resolved, That the Chairman appoint We delegates
to represent this District in said Convention.
The above Resolutions were unanimously adopted,
and the Chairman then appointed the following gen.
ner. VIM. Ballentine, David Smith, and Isaac Row.
land.
On motion, it was unanimously
ResolUed. That said delegates be instructed to use
their whole influence to have candidate nominated
from this side of the County.
On motion, i was unanimously -..---
Resored, That the other Captains Districts in the
County be respectfully invited to follow exam.
pe and appoint delegates to the County Convention
On motion, it was unanimously
Resokued, That this meeting cordially approve Of
the administration of DAVID $. REID, and-we promise
10 increase his majority in this District at the mex
election.
On molten, the Chairman was added to the list o.
delegates and these proceedings were directed to bt
CASTOR UTLEY, Chm.
ISAAC ROWLAND, Sec'y.
rra .to.,nar S;arr, N.v.da from Chaoros .r,ive,
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Great Rio. al Hapana-LOss If Life.

New ORLEANS, April I6. Advices from Havana
to the 9Th instant state that that day number of
drunken American and English sailors got into
difficulty, which ended in bloody fight. in which
Knives pistols, and other deadly weapons were freely
used. Several each side killed and wounded,
aud it finally found necessary TO call out the
military who succeeded in quelIing the disturbance,
and arrested number Of the combatants.
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THE ELECTORAL DISTRICTS.

The last Hilsborough Recorder noticing our re-
cent article on this subject, says:
Tho suggestions made by the Standard seem to
invite affirmative answers. In our mind there can be
no doubt of the necessity of legislative action re.
arrange the electoral districts unless the Legislature
isel: shall the duty of choosing the electors
for the State, South Carolina has been accustomed
to do. But such an assumption by Legislature
would not be paatabe to the people; neither would
they be satisfied if the Legislature of 1850 should be
called together remodel the electoral districts, and
then proceed apportion The members of the Com
mons and TO re-arraEge the Senatorial and Congress
siona districts, by the wording OF the constitution
they would TO be required to do if convened for
any purpose. The only proper mode therefore, would
to be- to call the new Legislature together soon
after the election, say early in September. Their first
business might be the arrangement of the electoral
districts afterwards they could proceed the bust
Of the regular session. To such arrangement
the Constitution presents obstacle; it only re-
quires that there shall be biennial sessions, without
specifying the precise time at which the Legislature
shall meet. Economy and sense of propriety seem
TO point to such a course"
The following is well prepared Table of the
Electoral for President under the New Ratio.
Ii may be considered settled now, by the action of
United States Senate, that the in the Electoral
Colleges for the President will be counted as
follows
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Ctate of North Carolina, WAKE COUNTY.
pSuperior Court of Law, Spring Term 1852.
1t appearing that the business the Civil Docket,
Criminal Docket and Equity Do :ket, has accumulated
insomuch that be dispatched in any reasonable
time, 1t is thereupon ordered that Special Term of
Superior Court be held for the County of Wake the
third Monday in July, 1852.
R. P. FINCH. Clerk.
April z, 1851. 42-6w.
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AFFIDAVIT AGAINST KossUTH. The Jackson Miss. J
n'at says that while Kossuth was in that CITY on
WISH to Governor Foote, distinguished citizen of an
ionlng county made an affidavit against him. charg-
I MIN with violation Of the neutrality act of 1878
on praying for a warrant for his arrest. The appli
cation was refused FF
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District Meeting.

A MEETING of the Democrats of Raleigh and vi
~ cinity, will be held the Town Hall, on Saturday
the oath of April for the purpose of appointing Delegates
the County Convention, to be held at the ensuing May
t. curt.
April IL, 1882. 45-td.
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Sale of Land for Taxes.

I WILL sell TO the highest bidder for cash, at the
i Court House door, in the Town of Peterborough,
the second Monday of May next, Tract of Land
tanning 800 acres. adjoining the lands of King Aired
and others, listed by David Aired, much thereof
will satisfy the taxes due thereon for 1850, and cost
of advertising. ROBT. E. RlVES, Shf: r.
March 81, 1852 (Pr. Adv. S., SOY 9I4-td.
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Ohm fur ,Scnii.

CINCINNATI, April 10. The district conventions In
this State as far as heard from, have elected Scott
delegates to the Whig National Convention.
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New Music.

New Music.
TUST received at the MUSIC STORE, a lot of new
q and fashionable Music. embracing,
Friendship Polka,
Wait for the Wagon,
Low-backed Car,
Nelly BLY,, &c. &c.
Catalogues of the Music be seen at the North
Carolina Music Store.
April 9, 1852. 44-tf.
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each MeW ALPHABET. Two Of our exchanges have
""ieter rip" and the other !" Letter slide.
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The steamer Sierra Nevada, from Chagres, arrived
at New York on the 10th. She brought 296 passen-
gers and 100000 in gold dust. The news from
California is not important or interesting.
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regret 10 learn says the last Marlborough South
10 T, INA. Pippen, Esq, while riding from town
his plantation few days since, thrown from
lost the use OF one side,
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SesarS--DIrect from the w. L.
AT NORTHERN PRICES.
Ok nnn BLACK PRINCIPE,
%o 0OUV Just at hand and for sale at $50
Thousand. HENRY KEN.
Ra leigh, April 81, 1851. AZ
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"TIIE PICK, !"

. ssTHIE PICK,''
A Weekly illustrated Comic Paper.
Ia Published in the City of New York every Saturday,
at No "a Ann Street. Terms per Annum.
JOSEPH a. SCOVILLE, Prop.
April l6, 1851.
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New Books.
DANCROFT"S History of the U. s.. VOL ".
DAnnual of Scientific Discovery for 1852.
Arctic Expedition in Search of Sir John Franklin by
Sir John Richardson e. B., +. r. S. &c.
Received and for sale by
W. L. POMEROY.
April IL, 1852. as
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Ohio % % For choice l49
1t will be remembered that there is doubt yet,
under the Census, whether California will have one
or two members, or South Carolina seven or eight.
The largest fraction takes the greatest number; but
Congress, it is said, will increase the number one,
and give 296 members instead of 295.
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EAPoRTS OF WILMINGTON. From a statement IN
the Wilmington Commercial, We find that there were
exported from that Port, from March 81, 1851 =, to
March 81, 1852, among various other articles:
25,26l, 1886 feet S. S. Lumber,
oO3,493 s. Planed do.
93l,797 " River do.
l'6S7,86e " Rough Timber,
o'o6o'S35 Shingles,
lO4,OOO Slaves,
10'722 barrels Turpentine,
27,4l3 Rosin,
Its " Spirits Turpentine,
2O,5l2 " Tar,
1850 I" Pitch,
100 " FloEr,
1922 bales Cotton,
$50 bushels Corn,
900 pieces Bacon.
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Correspondence of the Washington Republic.]
g RAtTIsIoRE. ADril l6-5 n m,


The extraordinary speech of MIR. Mangum yester-
day in behalf of Gen. Scott has created great stir
in olltica circles here and has given rise to much
discussion amongst the Wings. The fact is too pal
pabe 10 be conradicted, that the of this State
can never be given 10 any man whose position with
regard to the Compromise measures is eqDivoca. The
vote of Maryland the coming contest will be given
to that man, Wing Democrat whose support Of the
late measures of Adjustment is most open and zeal
ous and the candidate upon whom there rests the
shado,U of suspicion this point will be overwhem-
ngly defeated Gen. Scott may be perfectly sound
the Compromise, and if he is, will receive, as the
Wing candidate, the vote of this State but
explicit declaration of his views than any yet given
is imperatvey necessary to secure this result Such
is the universal sentiment of all the Wings with
whom have conversed-a feeling which exists to a
much stronger extent throughout the counties than
in the city. The simple assertions of Gen. Scott's
southern friends, unsusained by personal announce
ry evidence of his soundness upon the most impor-
tant question now agita,ing the public mind.
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Land Warrants.

l,u A FEW Land Warrants wanted. apply to
80 JAS. r.. MARRIOTT,
- ..-5.., Raleigh, N. G.
April 6,1s52. 43-St.
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REVOLUTION IN STEAM MACHINERY. The Wash
ington correspondent of the St. Louis Republican,
thus speaks of a invention that has been before
spoken of in our columns
&. new engine has been built at New York, which
threatens complete revolution in this kind of machi-
merry. 1t has been patented by Ericsson, the inventor
Of the Ericsson propeller. The engine has be en- built
and tried, and works well-and uses only 80 pounds
Of coal per day. Boilers dispensed with alto
gether-and you can well imagine what revolution
it will effect in the ocean steam marine-where the
large vessels carry 900 1000 tons of coal for each
voyage. There will be danger of explosions, or
any thing of that sort. The engine now built is in
tended for large sea steamer In course of construc'
ton at New York, and the whole will cost over a
million of dollars. Men of capital would not be
likely to invest such sum of money upon doubt
full experiment. and you may receive this information
with reasonable assurance of its correctness The
engine can he applied boats, and to your print
ing machines, and to every thing of the kind. "
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New Novel.

New Novel.
TALKENBURG, tale of the Rhine by the author
IL of Mildred Vernon, Gormania &c.
Received this day at the N. e.. Bookstore by
II. d. TURNER.
April Is, 1852. DO
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EDUCATION.
p EE. NJ. ID. HOGE's B0AKDIN
IL AND DAY SCHOOL. Corner of Frank.

In ana otn streets, Ric1mond. Va.-The
next term OF this institution will commence On the
LIST OF October. The course of study will embrace
all the branches pertaining TO thorough English
education, together with ancient and Modern Ian.
guagts. Last year more then 100 pupils were in
attendance at the same time, but during the next
te m the number will be restricted to IGO-tyentv
OF whom will be recevs I'd boerders in the family
OF the Principal. Charge for board, washing and
all usual accommodations, Tor ten months. 5000
as heretofore. Tuition in English, from s25 To
S4o, according to the advancement of the pupil.
French Spanish or Italian, $50; Latin, SIS Music
81 per month. The German Language win be
taught orally or by the usual method, 10 as msnv
as may wish to acquire il, free Of cherse
Rev. J. P. Stafford Will occupy the position
which was filed by the Rev. w Hoge last year.
Mr.. Stafford is gentleman of varied aud accurate
scholarship, and has had several years experience
as an instructor in some OF the best institutions in
our country.
Young Ladies from the country, as well as from
the city desired to be present on the rst day of
the session. 1t is often serious Inconvenience
and disbursement to pupil to enter class
which has m ade even weeks progress.
Payments Invariably IN Gdrance-one-half on the
first of October, the other on the first of March q.
All communications will receive prompt atten
ton. Address REV NJ D. HOGE.
al 2I-d&w3m Richmond, Va
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F5sss FOk RENT, for the ear 1853, or ior a
~ term Of years, that large House and Lot in the
town OF Manchester, commonly known the old
Farmers H.tel. Its size and locality, near the c
ty, make desirable place to any gentleman who
might wish to open boarding school, { r it would
suit very well two small families. Al necessary
r|pairs will be pnt upon it. For terms and pc rtic
ulars apply to Robert D. Ward, attorney at-law, No
63 Main street, nearly opposite the Ci'y Hotel.
2-lms
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nRAWiNG.-J. s. PERKINS having return.
~ ed to Richmond for the winter, will give in.
ssruction in the various branches OF Drawing as
Landscapes, Hecds, Figures nd Flowers His sub
Jects or models are by the best masters aud have
been selected with view to attract and interest the
beginner, while they cultivate correct taste and
gradually lead the pupil to bold and independent
style OF execution that vii readily enable him to
draw from nature.
All lovers Of this art are invited to call at his
rooms corner OF 9th ana rankin streets) and ex.
anime his portfolios.
Lessons given at the pupils residences, if desired.
Separate hours devoted 10 young Gentlemen and
young Ladies at his studio, where they will be re.
ce!vtd on the same terms N schools.
Oc4-3rpt
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II G. p. r. James, the disiing uished no.
vslist, lately appointed II. b. Ms Consul at
Norfolk, to supply the vacancy oecasioned by
the death Of Francis Waring, Esq, arrived Al
that port % Sunday last.
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E. B. SPENCE,
oc l3-ts Corner IF Main and Governor sts

sT~N NOTIUE.-The public are here.
Saass5as1ii5s5S by informed that the s.esu1bosi
AU1Uo IA wli be taken of the route via Port Wal.
thall, betWee Richmurd and Norfuik, on Monday,
let November, for the purpose of undergoing re-
pairs end being fitted for the win;er. Due notice
will be given whsn ready resume her place on the
line again. TE0S. DODAMEADs Sapf.
Office K. e. P. R. q. Co., Oct. 9Th, 1852.
oc 81
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sSUIt AstNIh IUI NICIilIlUiIU.
" Y. ALEXANDER L. Co,
Proprietors, N. Y.
!Trom the Ger,nnn New Yorker Ange.


4 menr Zei,ang. Sept. = l652-Rhenmati n
1red.-MortlmoTe's Rheumatic Compound and Blood
'unteF-Iitls great remedy seems TO prove specific
this dreadful disease all its forms, and bringing
lief TO vast numbers Who have long suffered. We
lave had personal knowledge OF the virtue and efhcs
> Of this medicine ier time, and with pleasure
eteT to most obstinate OF chronic rheumatism
~ long standing, which it cured. This the
,'1ie Of wealthy merchant, who for many years
cripple No xpense was spared IN visiting the most
Celebrated springs and procuring the treatment OF emf
ent physicians. This was continued for years, but
he only grew worse and seemed victim 10 its with
ng grasp All other remedies and efforts failed. We
we're Instrumental In inducing her to try this remedy
3D. TO our surprise and her great relief II cured her
onpletely. Some weeks ago called and purchased
bottle at the depot No Barclay street. and sent 70
gentleman friend of ours, in this city, who seemed
fiartyT to this disease. This bottle cured him.
here are numbers Of other which have come
ssder our notice cured by this remedy. We glad
see the success attending the introduction OF this
odlclne. Its timely viii thousands from pain
ID Gathering, and restore them to sound and perfect
salih. We believe this is the only remedy known,
mich s put forth for this disease aione and are
ttIsied II VIII do what is claimed for it-cure rheu
@tsu III all its FERNS no l--dif
LSAaMERs'A AND MEKCHAN rs NOIEs
4 ssken Il. par; Estionsi Bank of Washing ton;
lecE.a.ics Bank; Merchants aud Mechsnis's -
,ie will take the above notes at their fa.! value
payment for Dry G0ods.
JACOB A. LEVY,
10 10 Chesp Stores, Is and So Main st.
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HEAVY DAMAGES CLAIMED.-The owners
of the late steamer Atlantic, wrecked ON Lake
Erie with great loss of life from a collision
with the propeller Osdensburgh, have sued
the owners OF the latter, claiming 100000
damages. The case comes up before the Dis.
trict Court of Ohio, at Steubsn,ille, on the
9th prOx. a
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EB The Democrats of Norfolk celeb,ated
their triumph in the election of Pierce and
King, on Monday night, by an illumination
and procession
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Surgeon Jonathan Cowdery, of the United
States Navy, died on Saturday last at Ports.
mouth, Va of apoplexy. He entered the
service IN lS0O and was the oldest surgeon in
the service. DIR. VIM. P. G. Barton, of Pa,
is the oldest survivor of the grade.
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=, "A baby was recently left for safe keeping, as
"baggage," with the wife of the station kesnsT
OF one of the small towns on the Central Raj.
road, while IFS mother went to store to make
some purchases. The baggage" turned OUT
to be young male chilGl The Democrats. in
their JOY over Franklin Pierce's election. have
adopted the child, provided the ways and
means tor its proper bringing up" and nam.
ed 1t ''F'rank Pierce.''-N. Y. Ernress.
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VI POUND AND BLOOD PU Is III R.-Ihis
great discovery is bringing health and happiness
thousands. Rheumatism can be cured. More than
t-yusand of chronic rheumatism (of the worst
uenty, during the past year by the OF few bottles
q thls compound. Letters and certificates are daily
-or g we'd from parties Of high standing. many Of
whom have bsen cripples for years from the effects Of
IS hitherto incurable disease, but who now affirm
t they sound and we'll made SO by this great
dy, whIch Is vegetable spirt-an internal remedy
prepared for this disease alone, and this it will
t--e IN every case either infammatory, tacute,)
ghronlc form. Testimony of the most undoubted cha
cter will be cheerfuy submitted to the inspection Of
who may feel sufficiently interested to call the
rypnetors their Central Office, No. |, Barclay st.
h>toT House New York One bottle S., three bottles
s.s PURCELL, LADD Il CO,
Sole Agents for Richmond.
" Y. ALEXANDER L. co,
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I>sOLUTlO ON.-The co.partnership here
4 tnGnce eyistinn .lnAar the Z

II nI>sOLUTlON.-Th co.psrtnership here
~ tofofe existing under the firm OF l.. & M.
ROSE, is this day, by mutual consent, dissolved.
September 10th, 1852.
The subscriber, in returning his most sincere
thanks for the very liberal patronage SO kindly be
slowed the old firm, 5egs to inform his oId Gus
toners and the citizens generally, that he has just
returned from the North with an entire new stock
Of Fall Goods, amongst which may be found
handsome designs in Silks silk Velyets, Mouslin
de Laine, Cashmeres, Merinos Alpacas, and an ex
ehsve assortment of Grape, long, square and thib II
Shawls; also, very large assortment of Flannes,
Blankets Kerseys, Liusrys, &c. DC, and almost
every article usually kept in dry goods house.
which will be sold ON the most reasonable terms
NORRIS w ROSE
6-2m s1D3 Rroad
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B The Agricultural Fair, at KempsvilIe,
Va, opened on Tuesday. DR.. Francis Malio.
ry delivered the address.
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70" ~ UIlZt SsJO' Ist, q, "a 4th or 5th
drawn Nos S32; 9Th 7ih 8th 9th or 10th, s25: llh.
l2h 18th l4th or 18th, s20 10th, 18th. 18Th, ION
OF 2U,n: o. Tickets S32: halves l6, quarters g.
Certificate of package of wholes 1866; halves
l5i', quarters 90
fy Orders for tickets in any of the MARYLAND
Lotteries will meet the most prsmpt and con.
ndental attention, if addressed to
R. FRANCE &s CO. Managers.
Or to c. w. PURCELL, Richmond Va
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FORTUNE FOR SI.-The receipt with
N full instructions in tn elegant and beautiful
accomplishment Of iDlaying and ornamenting Pa
pier Mache, (wheseby from SO to s2t per week
NAV be obtained will be forwarded 70 all who will
enclose 81, post paid to Messrs. SPRING co, Al
Second street Baltimore, Nd. Numerous ladies
and gentlemen are now employed and realizing q
handsome income from this valuable receipt which
is made so plain bv the instruction as to meet the
c.Dsc;,v even of children oc 2a-im*
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HUTCHEsON,s CELEBRATED REM

Al EDf FOR BLIND AND BLEEDING PILES
Warranted safe, sure and mild remedy for
fies, fralapsus Ami, and all other diseases of the
rectum. One box will convince the catient of its
mid and curative properties
Price OF. one dollar, o. SOC per box.
Prepared By w. HUTCHINSON, Amsterdam,
BOetourt County, Va.
For sale in Richmond by Purcell Ladd &, Co.
Dove & 60 and Adie d GRAY SO o4-3Iu
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'NH f attention of Ladies is solicited to the lew
= and elegant assortment of Brnche, Merino
Cashmere Bay State and Waterloo (all wooD long
and square Shawls, to be found at the Metropo i
tan Store They comprise large variety In quail
ty, style and price. Also, general assortment Of
Dry Goods, suitable fer the season.
WILCOX & BELTS.
no lS ISL Eagle Square. Main street