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New-York daily tribune., 1852-01-31
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Celebration ertne Birthday OF rhoma. Paine

On THURSDAY night q company OF about
800 persons, Of whom quarter wele women and
snls. gathered at the City Assembly Rooms for the
purpose Of commemora.lns tho SnnlvcrsaIy OF the
birth Of TnOmas Palnc. The proceedings commenced
with absll. which continued until II O'Clock, when
supper was announced. After the estaoleS had bsen
disposed OF! JaReS ThonQscnrose and said, as text
would be Inappropriate here, vii ask why are we
hero And he proceeded to nOace the diverse
opinions entertained BY those before him some
were oweLiles, some Land RetormerS, &c
We are here TO DO honor 10 the principle Of
liberty and freedom fgOm slpeIS,iuO do honor 10
one ef the ncbltst Of men. tic said that ogot
Would tolerate aay one who was IN some other
branch Of b1hci hSo!. Paine was 4 friend OF lIS-
srty IN the largest sense The world was his county,
ana 10 GO gOot hls religion lie "en! o. 20 encoar-
age MS l,ncs 10 pcIseStge IL spreading their prn-
ciPieS. lie hoped Tie tine would soon come when
every nan could follow he bent ot his mnt IN all
rehgiouS oliuions, without. let or hlatrauce from
BIS fellow Ucn. tie gave as the srs: regular toast
NJ. ine ~ re ca 'raie-!ndcs-td % the lovers Of
fretdom as tte tSisl oay CT rbores Faue tbe time
will come when i VII be marked III Iho calendar
DR.. Ruii then read poem, sert N hy some ore
anknown. IL was Ia PRAISE o. Pane. al,ddins to
his actors ard writings
The ntnt regular toas,s were
!, Or X roafi0H - u srtk fg fsomtfcs hy tte rrf
patriotism aeIr object The pnbAc glSd ssla,hsess
;. TIS D'noer-tc C,ai,ei Ccw-s.f.e,s of Ero,.-Msv
they soccscd IN establishing so'efa-is IL dsuco
wnh the IuuCis les " pare k'9lo.-cl-f>gA
4 EdscSroa-ln the tllraIon % clarsc'eT. n iag
nhuegce 20 he friends Of pic<Icss. v,lsrs'N
THs Pr,sstn ked ress As 'sfoI & dc, 9os.
the hsps OF NE oypiCsstt.
THIS was replied 10 sy M iieisaEAy, reporter
for The NefienGi DeW9crGil
s. Te K'ssrrls nFos shot tss W1ri1-Moo 7oved b. 'ho
Nreas surNrtt,u uscnTlpfsa - - laa ,uca, vale
judged b, The principles ci a1la haGe, bisoy m =,
cehsare. lNt rtasoa WI not coIcean- .
Mr.. Salth, orc o. the Nice.PIcstsn's, replied IN
isuostoh Of Thomas Paine
TAs Ctrgs-Gtuetslly n tas rear Il progress; they
nut hli't cr DC thrown ID the tfscS.
tDr. Hui TCrhec, speaking 81 ne changes N tls
character aid teaching OF tie clergy. lie tnodSa'
,hey weIe impgov pg and that in few yeass the
slsrsy wond be the authorized teachers OF science
she Their stupidity would 10, be paid for.l
- he@aa--throUsh LeT inA0snce uaa 2afto0k OF tbs
wee ei kncwitdee thonsh driven from tae garden here
us". sls gained knowiedee enough 20 make Edea
~aeIeser ate may 10.
mrs Rose replied, speaking D. Paine as enc Of
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CITY ITEMS.

IcEBERG.-On Thursday an unusual oe-
currence Was noticed in the East River. large
mass Office passed in the river and when shords-
tarce above Governors lsland took the bottom, ana
,herc rem aimed the balance OF the tide. Hsas"ei
about eight feet oat OF water and allowing t""-
thirds uacer, must consequently have been psckea
twenty .fsur feet in depth We have a! snis time ns-
der our chip news Office. q. Whnehii, Ice " 'hs
depth Of AK feet which has been forced IN 'sefe %
the ferry. boats adJ joining.
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sJark.ts-Reportsd by Telegraph

CHARLESTON, Thursday, Jan. %, 1892.
CorroN-ssles to-day. 200 bales. The weeks
tralsactiors have been 200 at6.0slc. The market
is depressed and prices favor buJ ers Far Is nom
lnalIy Sic The receipts of ths week have been
I3 IA bales and the stock hand exclusive Ot that
f,hn ID z 526.
New-York daily tribune., 1852-01-31
By Telegraph to the KeH-Ysrk Tribune
The SYrocu,e Riot Case

ALBANY. Friday, Jan 30, 90,
The Syracuse riot cases have been sent oy Iu1go
Conklln 10 the Circuit Court, at Cansn1augna Iu
June next Judge Conklin gives an opinion on 'ns
yalic.y Of the indictments, leaving 'he Tlo.e A'-'
ter To be argued before Judge Nelson in June.
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,I.,,-,fississippi legislature,
BALTIMORE. Friday, Jan 80 io'S'

BALTIN0RE, FIIIdT, 'fH' 0V' To-
The Southern Mail this morning brings o1Ies A'
Iate as due from Mobile ano intern edlate places
The Legislature of Mississippi was 70 NEE. u, VI
Jort Convention on the 29th Inst (yesIerdayl,W
elect t. : Senator The proposition 70 eiec' @ ioa
the lona term had been LAID on the table by the
Senate.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

iY7 a METHOD OF HoRsEMANsHlP," by
F. BArcnER, is a clear ard copious treatise on the
equesuian art, illustrated BY numerous plates.
horses back is the best place TO learn to ride but
whoever wishes to study the theory Of the SUBJECT
will find a useful aid in this lively volume. Q2mo
pp. 25f. A Hart Coz
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Il "THE CORNER Stone"

u" "THE CORNER STONE" by JACOB
ABBOTT. Q2mo PIP. $50. Harper Bro.herS) A
rev edition of this popular religious goik, greatly
improved and enlarged, IS just issued. 1t will be
welcomed by the numerous readers with whom the
fiiar and impressive styl of MI Abbott has Just
ly made him prime faYonte.
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FIaE.-About / o'clock Thursday mora
ir0 a 6ne broke out IA the store No ~ VESTS.
ncSunied bv : Friends, fsh dealer. The hremen
vere quickly Oh the grOugc and tc0a extinguDhed
the aaaes. Damage about 5000 fully insured.
New-York daily tribune., 1852-01-31

s5 FLORENCE SAcKvnLE," by Mrs.
BuRBURY. \ new English novel Of no ordinary
me,i or i. would not be found in "Halpsr's Library
Of select Novels of which it forms the One Hun ired
and Sixt. Fourth NUMBER.
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LAND REYoRM UMos-Pnrsuant TO Q

LAND REFORM bNI0S.-Inrsusht W
call n tie daily papers, the Land ke'ofmers o. sns
CIV mot Tnursday evening al ITALIAN Hall, no. w
C,sn6 s, and organized the above Ass0 ;l4slos fof
he G. lppaign Of 'J2 nr. ID L. smita was calis1 "
the Chair, and z. ). MaaBing Was appointed sccfs.
tary. Meetings are 10 be heid a. tals plAce ~
Thursday evening Of each week, for shs purpose OF
thorovQh organization, ard the DISCUSSION Of q1ss-
tons apper,ainIng " the Land Reform movement
The folio ing persons we're e!scsed 0incefs io'
the ensuing three months PTssiisnf-N m Cies-
cro.s ,ee.Pres,d,nl-A. q. Levy. SSerstay-
Israel jarvis Trsas1,T-D iniel G. smith
The folio wing questi0n Was afopted ~ inc su''
iect for deb2te on Thursdsy evening neI,
Cuzht tie Po5lc aAds - he dstflbaied 70 e. e.,,
Of tie United Stsits oAJ, Gr 70 any Pe''". ''
Dsbaters z. Parsons Day, Affirmative W. "
ne ,p.eing was very respectfully attended, pns
ciDaIly from the crizens Of the es.fnyv W. ,fs az
Eleventh. Th.rttenih and seten'eensn W.. ~
though tnere we're Lrmoets Hun
'h's ni' ~ we're made for rpsohsnng me i'ssIe
arg iaset,nss. sEd then me Union a1jolfasd
iol one week
Co,,,sroS On THE ERIE RAlLGoAD.--Oa
~, dS'a"gav afternoon. the passenger n&in coasls
80 of tifee cars from DuGkuk, was ran nv " "a
rs,ott train a! Goshen, zmasning tns mr." sa.' -
rsuslbg considerable dorase ana ~ ,s,,xbe ts
sereers. Thls accident Is entifely 80, Tas pas
The eulcable negligence Of the eonsuS.1 ths Gsight
.e,eer car xas hsllng at Goshen, VIZ ~ n.arIy two
trstT-wblch had deis,ned the iotn. ~ soms OF the
hours on the road, ia contequea1s sfter repairing,
fiLa "htes p'.tnser train 10 pass oy-csnc ~
aioreu t q" ~ ,Wfpiy miles an nYe., ...sst -
;rto n. psaengsr uain, eo,I.cto9 naust have
freight uHn' -. ssebger tram would stop ~
kIorh ' n. The cor cussion enc OF Tue DiAAe@sss
Co.ten D,me ,evere internal injuries, aae sevefs
81 ,ss nssssIssrs .ere also hurt. va. Z"''
s.,,sie Ia, ~ trrsssr iolasT wss oecassesse'
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DIRECT LINE FROm

- y GREENSBoRo, NJ C. ,TO RICH.
MoNO AND PETERSBURG, VA.-on and after
the hrst day of April, 1852, there win be line oi
Four Horse Post Coaches direct from Greensboro'
N. TO Burkeville, Va, via Danviile, Halifax
ana en-. Charlotte Hto Burkeyille, where they ron.
also with the South Side Railroad from thai place
to Petersburg. p''S'
This line will run regularly three times = veel
leaving Richmond and Petersburg at "a O'Clock.
rive In Greensboro the second day, at 81 AN
cave Greensboro every Tuesday, Thursdav and
Saturday at 8 "A M, and arrive In Richmona and
Petersburg secondary at Il PM anu
Petersburg; Sl2 -onu "i
Passengers by this line win go through withou,
delay: The line connects with the ynchbure and
Danville line of coaches at the latter town ''
J. HOLDERBY Il On.
ap Iy-2m p. FLA(S{5 A. rsO
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EQUESTRIAN STATUE OF WAsHrsGros.-
Fifty -four citizens of New York have associa-
ted to insure the erection of an equestrian stat
ne of Washington, in that city. 1t is TO be Of
bronze, fourteen feet inheight, exclusive of the
pedestal, and is 10 be erected by Henry kirke
Brown and H. GreenougE, Esqs.
Miss MARY TAYLOR. Me popular vocalist
and actress, is about 10 retire from the stage,
and farewell benefit is pronounced for her al
Burton's, in New York on Monday next.
RnsPiTE.--Goyernor Hunt has respited Ann
Hoag 10 the 30th July. She was To have been
hung al tPoughkeepsy on the 7Ih instant, tor
the murder of her husband, ,lbut as she has
Just given birth to child, she will be spared
awhile for the sake of her offspfing.-N Nesc
York Tribune.
CINclENAT1.-In the last twelve years, fsince
I84O,) there have been built ia Cincinnati
twelve thousand houscs--an average of one
thousand per nnnum. The architectural char.
acter Of the city il much improving, and sand.
s.one is taking the place ofbricks, for buildings
of any prominence or note.
When the Russians desire to keep 6sh per
feciIy fresh, 10 b. carried j long journey ia !
bot climate, they dip them into hot beeswax
which acts like an air tight covering. In ihil
way they are taken 70 Malta, even, swses i
summer.
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wHR wEEkL Y DESENVNH
DUREK A-Iron and Wire Railing Man.
Il MIA actory, Maia street. between eth and 9th,

No ai6, East side.
The subscribers, having built new shop ION the
site of the old one and made extensive additions
thereto. are prepared to furnish Iron railing, Pat
teut Wire Railing, VeTsudshs, BALCONIES Tree oox-
s Iron Settees Chairs &C. of all patterns and fiat
terthemselves from their long experience at the bu
sasss thsving put up not few IN and about Rich
-uondD that they can furnish Railing at prices to
suit the times, varying from 75c to 80 per foot.
A.SO-Yaul, and Cellar Doors, Gratings OF all
descriptions, Awning Frames, Iron Bedsteass,
Lightning Rods, OF the most approved style; and
ali kinds of smith work done IN tae best manner
and on reasonable terms.
firatss Tenders, ana Summer Fronts for Crates
of all styles and patterns.
Having put up superior oven for enameling
(ard no one viii deny the superiority OF the tire
celorins over all others. we are prepared 10 supply
Crates Of eur own manufacture equal 10 any made,
aud at northern prices. Call elsewhere and exam
inc. then give us cal. before purchasing.
ySH We are determined to do all work in the
best manner, and with despatch.
F. J. BARNS g. co.
FRANCIS J. RARHss
ESQ : hoWNES. ap l9-dlm
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New Cash Dry Goods Store.

THE subscribers having associated themselves
i for the purpose of conducting general DRY
GOODS business in the city of Richmond, have
fitted up the store No. 50, Main street, where they
are now opening large stock of seasonable staple
and fancy Dry Goods. Having purchased an entire
new stock for the money in the Northern markets,
they feel confident in saying that they enabled
to sell goods for the cash cheaper than any other
house in the city.
Our object and aim viii be to please and give
satisfaction to all who may be pie ased to favor u.s.
and by SO doing We hope to merit public patronage.
GEORGE HART,
ALFRED MOSES.
Our store will be opened for the sale Of Goods
on Monday next.
H Enquirer and Whg win copy one month
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LOOK HERE!

LOOk HERE!
MERCHANTS and others who are dealing in
Ivl his line would do well to call on the subscri
Der, and exsnine his large stock of Plain and ia
panned Tin Ware, Stoves, Pumps and Fluid
Lamps, with great variety of Fancy and
Housekeeping Goods, at his large Wholesale
and Retail Stove and Tin Ware Depot, No. 6, Main
street, 3 doors above the old Market Richmond, Va
Tin Roofing and Conductors done at the shortest
notice, and cheap and good any other establish
ment in the State. WIN. SEARS WOOD,
ap 6-1m Practical Workman
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&ASe The subscriber having been app ,inted Inv
e9outard & Co., of Paris. agent in this cir
Tor the sale of their celebrated Gold Dnnley
Watches, asks the attention of the public tn this
tyeally beautiful substantial and WONDERrifIs,
PIECE OF MECHANISM requiring windipr on,r
once every twenty one days--the most exaet fins.
keepers of the present day, and taking preceden ce
over all other Watches. They are warranted for
two years. These Watches are in great demand
throughout the Continent and received the n,e.
MUM st the late exhibition in London,
GOLD DETACHED LEVER WATgHEs IA
carat sses, l3 holes jewelled Warranted TO keen
timeo from $40 to $50; Gold Lepine Watches. IS
carat cases, holes jewelied, warranted to keen
time, from s23 to SAT; English Gold Levers and
hunting Watches. with gold and enamelled dials,
warrante d, S33 to $40; Silver Levers Lepine aud
other Watches. of French, English and Swiss man.
ufscture, unusually low.
a large and varied assortment of rich and splen.
did JEWELLERY, suitable for ladies or gentle.
men, OF the rarest and most fashionable designs at
greatly reduced prices.
Gold and Silver PENCIL CASES, with and
without pens, remarkably low, and great variety
OF other articles, at prices which cannot fail to
find purchasers.
EHS All orders from the country carefully at.
tended to and securely packed to go any distance.
Watches and Jewellery repaired by ex.
perienced workmen, and warranted.
LEWIS HYMAN,
20 Corner Main and Governor streets, No. 1888.
" -o'
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Portland. in Oregon, has 10000 inhabitants.
There are four weekly papers and one Inaga-
zine published there. s 4ssas sd
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Il The Greatest Spring Medicine -
Carter's Spanish Mixtare-The only Pu-
rifev Of the BI0Od.-rhis wonderful and truly
valuable Medicine has been tried By great mum
ber of our citizens, and has performed more cures
(sonIe most astonishns) than all the balance of the
articles 30 extensively advertised put together II
il the Only certain and unfailipg remedy for MER.
cuRfALe DISEASES. 1t will cure Syphilis in the
primary and secondary stages, as can be iesi2ed
to By hundreds of grateful patients whom deIicacy
forbids naming in public. For diseases of the
LIVER it has never failed 1t positively cures
Scrofula and Eruptiens of all kinds. ,Blotches on
tne Face, and roughness of the Cuiicle are in a
short tine entirely removed. Numbers of certif-
Gates trum gentiemen OF the frat respectsbi ity
could be given, but as the. article is made In the
county OF Henrico, any one not acquainted with
the medicine can the maker IN person 1t con
tains 10 noxious or hurtful articles can be given
with impunity in any weather, and win be found
the best medicine for the spring which can be used
or has ever been tried II s.
Call and see the directions, with q description
and history of the medicine and number Of
wonderful certificates from persons you know.
BENNETT a BEERS, Druggists. No. 125 Main
staees, are the sole Agents for she sale Of it IN
Richmond, who will supply Druggists and others TO
sell again and to whom all orders must be address
ed, as il must pass through their hands.
my 4-3m
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, MORE TEsTIMONY..-we

K 49, yuAVA6 6VESxluON 1--we have
0>NA just learned from lady in this city, who
has been afflicted with Dyspepsia for several years,
that by the advice of friend she was induced to try
Baker's Celebrated Premium Bftters. af.
ter having used number of other prescriptions
without any effect aud that four bottles Of 1t has per-
fecty cured her Of the disease, and she = now a.
healthy as she ever was in her lfe This Il but an
addition to the thousands of testimonials in ths
hands OF the proprietor showing conclusively that
it il the best ant-dyspeptic tonic now in use For
choics. loss OF appetite, weak and disordered
stomach, and such other diseases az arise from in
digestion, these Bitters have no equal, while for
ague and fever and biiousness, If tlken according
to directions, they are sure cure. As spring
medicine for Children these Bitters are unrivalled
and every housekeeper should keep them on hand
and use them freely during the spring months A
few bottles judiciously administered, will ward OF
many distressing spells Of fever. Give them trial
Price only SO cents per bottle. ssA
To be had in Richmond at. the Drug Stores Of
"A. BODEKER, ADIE & GRAY, BENNETT 4
BEERS, PURCELL, LADD 4 CO., and fsAYNOR
WOOD, Main street; H. BLAIR, WIN r. LADD
and SEABROOK e. REEVE, Shockoe Hill
/. an It's = ss@s sssts 4issi I ga fttae5 "a
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LOOK TO YOUR INTFREsT

EA LVOA TU 1OUh INTEREST,
E The subscriber respectfully informs
his friends and the public generally. that
he has on hand Of his own mannfac. t;.c.
ture, good assortment Of Saddles Brides. Har.
nesses &C., which he will sell as low as anv es.
tablishment in this city or elsewhere. He earnest.
~ requests all in want of any article in his line to
gave MIN Gala few doors below City Hotel
before purchasing, assuring them that eyery effnrt
viii be made to give general satisfaction.
ap S9-lm WILLIAM SAT MON
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IY Corner Main and Governor streets, No. LA
an 99-lm

nOGGETT & ANDERSON, UPHOL-
II STERERS AND PAPER HANGERS, cor.
ner Of Governor and Franklin streets, are
now receiving their Spring stock OF French and
American Paper Hangings, Borders, Fire
Screens and Curtain Papers, making the
largest end most complete assortment we have ever
had the pleasure to offer. A large portion of the
fine qualities have just been received from the best
factories in France, and are of the richest and most
beautiful styles that are made. We have also on
hand general assortment of Upholstering Mate.
rials, Curtain Goods, Floor Oil Cloths, India a n
Coco Mating, Window Blinds and Shades, bed
curled hair and shuck Mattresses, &c, all of which
will be sold at small profit; and any work in his
line attended to punctuay, and faithfully executed
NH 26-52m*
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SHORT DRAMA IN Two ScENEs.-First
Scene-MilIionaire seated in an easy chair
By him stands poor man in supplicating
attitude.
Miilopaire.-Ahem! Very sorry, my young
friend, that can do nothing for you. But
can give you word Of good advice-aEcon-
omase p, 1s4a
Poor Mah.-But when man has nothing
to-
Observation-Disclosures! Under certain cir
cumstances man must kt6w how to save.
in pond, the poor man calmly regarding him
from the shore.
Poor Man.-Sorry my friend that can do
nothing for you. But 1 can give you a word
Of good advice" Srim ~ 80 : S,slss1 s7.,a
M,ilionaire ichoking ,l-Bub-bpb ,bub when
a ma man can't swim! ~ ~
Poor man. .-Nonsense Under certain ciril
cumsianees' man must knew how to swim,
Union MaSasiae.s ass essesss ssls - v.t;ss,
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NEW GOODS.-Tne subscriber has now in
~ Store and will be receiving per every arrival
his Spring supply of new and desirable Dry
Goods, embracing every article kept in the best
retail establishments. He would invite the atten
ton of the public, his friends and the customers of
the late concern of Warren, Fariss & Brown, to
his stock now exhibiting at the store of the late
concern, among which will be found
Embroideries of every kind in large assortments
Ladies' Dress Goods.
House Furnishing Goods.
Irish Linnens and Sheetngs.
Cloths, Cassimeres,
and in fact, complete and genera assortment.
WIN. E. WARREN,
NH 20-3m 14l Eagle Square.
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nEAICOTIsED SMOKING TOBAC-
~ GO.-lareaf Oesid erafum for smak.


ers.-The undersigned Offer to the consumers OF
Smoking Tobacco, an article which has been pro.
nounced by all who have tested il superior to any
Preparation of the weed for smoking purposes.
cul!ar advantage of the article which they ofer is
ths u al tobacco there Is concrete oil Nicotine,
che Of its active pnncipes anj which is erninenty
poisonous The effects Of this principle are disa-
greeably felt, more or less, upon the nerves and
stomach By all smokers. The Tobacco offered by
the anderslgned has been entirely deprived of It's
posso4oas properties, whilst at the same fime it
reta.ss a iss fragrant and aromatic qualities. So
hd aud pleasant has it been rendered that persons
OF Weak nerves can use ii without Inconvenience
y mas the additional advantage thatiE does not leave
mat stFoag and pungent odDf 50 percepubse and
pfensis q 10 ciose rooms
CHARLES scHUMAEE & co.
=, ~ The above article can be found In any guam
hty at BENNETT & BEERS, Druagst, LIS Main
st. agents for the manufacturers
rnh 27--3md
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MEsHN EASHlONAbLE Y WlLLINEKY.
Mrs. E. LYON solicits the custom of the
H city and country ladies and public generally
to her handsome selection of MILLINERY
and FANCY GOODS, at her rooms, over Word.
FERGUSON Barksdale's, Main street.
She viii open her spring and summer Fashions
on Saturday next, lst of May, consisting of Lace,
Grape, Silk and Straw Bonnets, Caps, Capes
Mourning and Worked Collars, Sleeves Banda
Hair Braids. Curls, &C., with new assortment Of
Dresses and Mantels made to order an 3n-ow