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TWO VALUABLE FARMS AT AUCTIoN~-By virtue Of a deed
from John H. susu 20 the subscriber bearing date
duly recorded in bef j. A. g. No g. oos 10 49,
80 one of The Iasd rscords Washington county
public premises Tucday January rs at O'Clock
of land called by the Of Pasture
md Situate lying, the Of Washing
n n. District Of Coiumbs, and containing hundred
os e.s
Also all Of called and by The Of "FoS
s'osie lying being partly Washington county IN the
suc, Columbia partly Prince Georges county In the
~ o. Maryland hundred and nineteen
''.,., sna twenty three perches, more or less .
- .oVe land sdjoip Mrs Brent MI Gibson, and
and handsomely situated we'll fenced has an ercei
-. n na other tb'Id,nss, with rood meadow
IN. vi Sssrd and s~od mill The land abund
on the road TO Alersndris. 4
Terms; One ,cdue
noses bearing interest, and by deed Of
We terms the sale
p'V ~ NC sod ~ The risk and ~ the purchaser
WIN u. HOWARD, Trustee.
JAMES g. MCGUIRE,
Dse S'-1s~Sns Aucuoneer.
o. The above sale Is postponed until Tnesday Feb
fuaU At O'Clock, on The premises Jas. G. Mcguire,
Jan T-2awAds Ancioneer
- sD"ve ssse - s"rsher postponed, until We'd
nssday March sth, same hour and place. Isl
JAMES O MCGUIRE,
't""-s~s6s Aucnopeer.
EoR SALE, q splendid axh-br.d .H.rs~ seven
years id perfectly well broke for lady,
Apply y poucrAs
y.,3. - Riding master, street, between i'm sna isd
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VALUABLE and improved Farm In the Vicinity Of
Washington salesThe undersigned offers for "Wood
Stock which resides certainly Of the
valuable and highly improved the vicinity Of Washington IL lies
the District OF Columbia, about miles from the hayward, on
the best leading the city, and In the mme
Messrs. ADDISON Barry
Jenkins Gibson, hospital II contains three
hundred which
and cultivation and the residue heavily nmbered The
cleared land well enclosed divided no seven hds IN each .
whic and Large quantities. o
c stnbe and have been used on This land
within three and " " all now IN
produce There seventy acres o. bottom
timothy 6y clover and about forty seeded
and consist of large and
comfortable dwelling dairy meat and poultry houses over.ees and
and all oubuidine neces
ssv for the purposes OF the hm and farm
budins immediately long crec VIII DC gwen
desired for n portion OF the purchase money.
particulars apply 20 John Carroll Brent ESQ., attorney
sse plot Of the property msy be seen On
the premises TO 49,. .n-r, ar vxr
Feb ia-2awu .1 sLilAnrih pNeS'.
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bill here the passage OF which is all that necessary to
.liow ship 10 90 10 sea- which has been lying in one
al our ports for time past
The question being taken upon the motion TO doum,
il was agreed TO-
And The Senate accordingly adjourned.
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We compelled omit to-day, but shall publish to-
morrow. abstract embracing the material portions OF
the interesting and instructive Report upon Reciprocal
Trade between the United States and the BRUSH
North American Provinces. which we have already no.
liced as having been submitted the House of Repre-
sentatives by Hon. D. L. Seymour of New York, the
chairman of the Committee on Commerce.
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WADDy THOMPSON RazoHs.-A new invoice OF this
| w celebrated razor al CAMPBELL A CoyLEs, II
| Feb l6-sh. Opposite Browns Hotel
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cabin, saloon $40
lower Observation-Disclosures. l0
All letters and through the Office.
No bills Of ladng will be signed the day Of sailing
An experienced surgeon attached each
For freight passage, apply TO
MOLLER, SAND, & RIERA, 26 South ST., N. Y.
q. A. HEINCkEN & Co., Bremen.
MARTINEAU, CROSKEY < Co Southampton
WILLIAM IsELlN, Havre.
Jan 25-dy
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
THURSDAY MORNING, FEB. II, 1863.
Consress-wednesday.

SEsATE-The Chair laid before the Senate report Of
the Secretary OF War in relation to the proposed canal
around the falls OF the Ohio river.
The deficiency bill then taken up and after having
been further amended, il passed.
Mr. Brooke finished his speech on the Tehaantepec
grant, and the Senate adjourned,
HOUSE, OF RKrREsEsrATVEs.-The House passed the
Post Office general appropriation bill; and then going into
a Committee of the Whole the state OF the Union,
(Mr Orr in the chair the civil and diplomatic appropna-
ton bill considered and speeches delivered by
Messrs Bayly of Virginia, Nabers, and Houston.
This bill next considered by clauses or sections.
and they were debated for the OF the days session
on various proposed amendments.
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Worth Carolina Sin Per Cent. State Bonds.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Raleigh, N. G..

Worth Carolina Sin Per Cent. State Bonds.
Treasury DEPARTMENT, Raleigh, N. c.,
February ., 1858.
CEALED proposals viii be received
10 O'Clock, Of the 5ls, March purchase
100000
Of bonds issued by the Of North Carolina
January, 1852 will
thirty will attached and the
will be payable the LIST days July and Jan
upry Of each year.
Both and pncp. viii he payable the Bank Of the Re
public Of New York purchaser should
made payable the Of North Carolina
issued under the authority Of legislature
North Ca1ona, tbr North Carolina railroad
and addition the h OF the State, all the stock held by the
said railroad and the dividends from said
expressly pledged for their redemption.
They by express enactment, exempted from taxation.
Paruss bidding will address their letters endorsed
Sealed Proposals for No Carolina State Bonds the under
signed la New York, directed OF Messrs Brown DE
Rosset, 100 Front street, New York
The bids will Of Republic O'Clock
the 3lst day Of March the OF a. - La
president Of said bank and r. Brown and DAVID
Freeman, Bidders also be present.
HucceuuI bidders with informed Of the
acceptance Of their bids Of their
bids with the scced interest from the fret the credit Of
the treasurer Of the Stale Of North Carolina.
republic
New York. in the hank OF the State Carolina
bank Of Cape Fear, Raleigh, North Carolina.
D. w COURTS,
Public Treasurer Of the Of North Carona.
Feb 13-aawt3stMH
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Too lines daily 10 the Wesi11o CinoiaaaliU nts
State UaaH, and .daaa.s y Co.'S szpyess route
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A Great Chspce 20 make Money-from o. TO $40 per
dsyby INCLUDING enales,) in either
with the knowledge OF highly useful discovery OF universal de
which will forward mail, enclosing 81 to
u. APIS, New This
DENTS clerks invads, wishing make IL
ms,eday lucrative In Of the United sts,es Apply inn
Dec as-damos
nON'T FORG ET y. SNYDER, Jr.'s. Wine store, Phil
adslphs. wines ssd ,eliabe
quality cheap them early delivered house
Of freight by "Adamss dropping
note by mail or telegraph Dos'r ropesr
sNIDERs, Philadelphia.
Jan 4-dn
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Avcry's sewing Machimes-Price only Ss5 i-Pate


THIS machine acknowledged by all who have used to be
other sewing machine invented, for It's
simplicity the beasy and strength OF m stitch and its
IL about Is b and only from 81 TO $50 IL
will neatly with the smallest thread the finest muslin cambria
linen, wooen, and goods all kinds OF
leather. IL simple that child OF 10 OF under
rapidly without OF OF
ORDER do the work OF than ~ seamsees much bet
hand The stitches
still holds good and II unlike and much bet
machine invented This machine Is
adapted family and plantation will do all
and when win be generally introduced into
families and plantations.
The Avery Sewing Machine Company have perfected their
and will
any Orders addressed
CHARLES NErTLEToN PSI Broadway, New York. viii receive
prompt attention.
Dec Q3-d6m
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Feb ll--inw

NEW YORK, BREMEN, AND SOUTH
49, AMPTON UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
1X. The ships comprising this line are the WASHING
EIL1 - TON, Capt Il. M. Fitch HERMANN, Capt Il. Hg
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NeLURE HOUSE, wheeling, yirginis--JAMEs CAR.
III ROLL Propeorbis splendid hotel full operation,
provided with all the appliances in in houses
from the
aud hundred yards from the railroad
proprietor employed for
the House. BALTIMORE confident satisfy
lions Of travelling public and merit their
WHsLIsa, February.1s5 Feb i5-dlm
NENTLEMEN's HATSI-Fashion for Spring ls55.-Beebe'.
VI New York Spring Fashion for genuemns this received
sTEvENSs
Feb l5-3uf Sales room, Browns Hotel.
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m and aiter Monday January rs passengr and mail Trains
" a follows
Leave Washington at 7 and sX, a. m, ~ and 8, p
Sundays y, n. m, and s. m
Leave Baltimore at and OK, a. m 4 As and IS, pm.
On Sundays nj 4, a and 4 IS,
and 4th trains each will be mail trains,
stopping only Washington Junction and Annapolis Junction
The trains leaving and connect at the Relay
House and Baltimore with those
only sold the through tickets Philadelphia
and New York.
r. ". PARSONS,
Ian -dU
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letter from Havana states that the authori.
ties are Strengthening the forts in the barbor.
The Diario is very bitter on the appointment OF
MIR. Soule, and express n hope that the Court oil
Madrid will not receive him.
Samuel Hodge and his wife, residing at To.
gan Township, Indiana. had drunk on the 7th
ult, on which occasion the husband mauled the
woman's head with a hatchct and she in turn
murdered him, as is supposed, while he was lying
in drunken, brutal Sleep
. England and Russia, according to an English
journalist, divide Europe between them at the
present day. Every other monarchy marked upon
the map is a shadow. Spain is q seventh rate
power, Italy is ensaved, Germany Is disunited
Belgium, Holland, Denmark, and Sweden pos
sess few traces OF the ancient renown.
at is an i'll wind that blows nobody good
The railroads. at least, make something out o
the army of oftce-seckcrs. Thus the receipts OF
the Baltimore and Washington road for March
exceeded the receipts for the same month last
year. by the sum of S2200O. The increase I'VE
March, 1919 the period Of Gen. Taylors nau
guration, was $1,000.
The Postmaster General has notified the Pres
ident that the crowd of ofiice-seekers is so rrea
as seriously to obstruct the business of the De
partinent.
Col. Charles L. Schla,tcr has resigned hi,
office of Chief Engineer and superintendent O
the Ogdensburgh Railroad, on account of olhe
pressing engagements MIR. George Parker ha
been appointed Superintendent: and Mr.. F. Pei
letter, Engineer ~ charge of the road. Both o
these gentlemen have been connected with tn,
road from It's commencement.
We learn from the Montreal Herald that thu
whole amount Of stock for the construction o
the Canadian Grand Trunk Railway, $4,000,
COO, has been taken in England. he house q
Rothschilds take Sl,0O0,OOO
The Hartford Courant tells Of man dow
East who Is ready to support the next Wing can
dldats for the Presidency, who Erereu may be-
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CHIPS AND CLIPPINGS.

We learn from the N. Y Journal of Com
merce that there have Just landed from the steam
ship ilunbolt, one hundred and eleven sheep. OF
the improved menno stock, remarkable for their
large slzs aud weight of fleece. They were lul-
ported by solomon w. Jeweu of Mlddebury.
Vermont, who purchased them IN the Interior of
France.
Fire at The .hountains.-T White Mountain
House THE Fabyan Stand was burned to the
ground on Friday night Of last week. The ire
was discovered about - o'clock. 1t took from
a stove pine The house, with an the furniture.
was entirely consumed. Insured $1,000 on fur.
nture. The building belonged the title is iiu
gated to a Portland company CaiedoHian.
Russell Parker, Of Brighton, was drowned in
the Connecticut River, IN passing over the ~
miles falls opposite to Waterford on the 9TH. lie
was on his way TO Lyman. His body had not
been recovered the nextmorning.-b.
A farmer of Burlington, n. J., has hog which
& he intends to exhibit at the approaching Worlds
Far. Ills live weight is 81 pounds. lie Is
+ eight feet and six inches long, and seven feet
seven inches in circumference, and will be three
+ years old in June next.
Il By Spiritual Telegraph Tho following rich
I eiinslon, It Is rumored. was received by spiritual
Telegraph few nights since. 1t evidently came
! from sphere where printers have happy dreams
PM doubtless good times" If sleeping thoughts
prove reality there;
. RAPPINGs"
We had sweet dream. the other night,
Al When all around still
VI We dreamed We a host Of folks
Pay up their Pfaier's hil.'
Fast horses soon tire, and fast men are good
+ deal Ike them. The youth that +" goes il strong"
q twenty, Will bud himself at fory6ve with a
tombstone over his head.
Tom, who did you say our friend B
married Z" lie married forty thousand dollars
Z forgot her other nome ~ was the answer
III missouri papers announce the death Of DR.
IN. beaumont, the distinguished experimenteI
pom the digestive functions.
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Deaths.

In Plymouth, April 80, NJ Calvin Coolidge. aged g.
la bidgewaier Apni % ct long fever t,iiasfi white
Esq Representative OF the town aud Selectan, the f9l
yeaf Of bis age.
IA Bethel, Apdl g., Mis-. otpha n Kendall, aged ~
10 uinali Apui TO- OF ptiuu, sarah w. daughter
OF Reuben ~ aud heisey frfvnau, aged - leifs.
Ia the-ttryiile, Apnt a. jonathan Fellows aged g.
10 iunbndge. Apul ~ jonathan Whitney, Esq. his
SSH year
IN tfiss Valley, Caornia Feb 3D. of Lung Feyef James
A. knsley, o james Aus oy Ea. Of stasboo, aged
~ Yeas.
Ia Lyman, " H. April Is Nrs sally wife Of the late Lee
Va Goss Of Waterford VI, aged ga years and months
Ia BarusJon, Oh the 9Th ut Mr frankhn G.. liiAu,
ged % yeats.
Ia Champaign \. ". the 25ih ult. +. A. HubbeH
Connss lior 90 Law, astd about 80 yeats.
Al Rice, taHiagus Co., \. Y. tho Goth ult May wife
Of Joho NJ sude aged AZ years. formerly of E.vS, VI
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4llnrriaQcs.

luC4sis. ay 5ih, ~ \. Chase, Esg, hir. Jos, ph ".
Leoniil 4ad Miss uu.ly 4. Inch, ho.H of ,.lis
lu Ltflftan Apnl g. by l.. 80. kennry E.q. Mr James
Mhru OF luieton, aud aii's Cuhi4 sicwar of GuIhsl
VI
lu Peacham, April 2G, by Rev. n. Hitchcock Mr. VIM
Pamat hluchafa aad s,- Mary T.. Patuase both of T..
L. Bethel, May oy Rev Aaron hau, David 81 Morse
ESQ. and tiss tNlr owen, all OF btth.L
10 eyaiiun, Apu ~ oy hrg. a. q, Guernsey Mr.. Lyman
Holsiustoh, and Miss sasan uusuu.
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OUR lastiluuon at ialstead Hall, Eachostor " Y, i'
- now 10 the successiu treatment Of Chronic disense-
this system OF Therapeutics which is emre rational, ,,l
reliable, based urnn pathological principles By whk h
The worst forms OF P1ap-n- Utrr, and Other junction
and organic arrangements cured withou; suppoet
any oithe usual treatment of The day. Il controls wh
The most Interchangeable AID long standing Diseases wuho
pau o. Inconvenience The principles of Moorpshy have
been thoroughly Tested 10 the Of Eve thou
sand eaars Of female Diseases Of which have be,
cured in few days, uthers ia few weeks.
MuroHfArHs gives vitality aud force the function
powet- ot 1.-THE II tosnrcs om tho
abuses OF dsipaiion and sell sndusenc, aud IL the
agent which will care SPINAL difficulties, meven, ahoru 10
aud obvlte serlt, Il Is equally efficient n the
incipent consumption, bronchial affections narlyss
Gus arrangement, liver complaint, aud all troubles arsi
hom Organic wtasness, or tofd circulation. dysPeps
seIatuia, and painful periods &c.
TINS tfeameut has also heeu SUGGEST epilepsy
disease and dupsy. Ia all OF peculiar excabr,
os- Ut memory slight alterations OF mind the La
matte Asylum forbiddins, the IN his tutun
is truly gratifying.
There an extensive WATER CURE attached, with
gatdcus, lawns and spacious accommodations where kind
nHss aud pleasure tho remedial socu %
buoFaucy OF spirits Ind cheerful enjoyment.
wofs on MOrOEPAraN, 0nd other particulars rsn
be had freo OF postage bs enclosing letter stamps
feeird TO II. HALsTED, VI. D.,
nffNa a
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no PHYSICIANS THROUGHOUT
UNITED STATES.
Wolfe's Celebrated Schiedam Ar
omatic Schnapps.

n EENlNh unnecessary no remind regular member
- ofthc Medical pfuessinn of the esablshcd Medical
properties OF PURE HOLLAND GIN, ia macy diseases OF
dfop-ical tendency respectfully invite your
superior article, by mlsefcKclusivciy
Schiotam, % doliaud hy process peculiar 10 my owN
hash hry uu by ihe choice botanical of the
matte Italian luuprf Berry whose Ninuus extract Is
dstiod aud euhed with its spiituous solvent, AID thus
concentrated unctue Of exquisite flavor and
mo, altogether tfan-c+udent, "a its cordial aud medicinal
properties, TO ans lloilind G,n heretofore known.
Amid the nhuX of iuenor dist ation- with which the
markets nov Hooded physicians Ind niic ely 40 pro
cuus good aud pure CO. which they prescribe N,th
confidence IA It's benthcal effects As importer Of
twenty seurs suudng, 40 The city Of New York. and
ing mutured experience "a the manufacture OF OL-
LAND GIN especially, beg submit ynui attsntiOn
ny " AROMAflE sCHlEDAM SCHNAPPS,n as one
which fail TO yOuf utmost e1pecaiions aud
shall be hap Harvard 10 yOu boule Of II, fec OF
charge answer AZ leue numating your readiness TO
accept II.
Il scarcely year since have prepared and dis
trhuted my SCHlEnAN GIN exclusive, for medicinal
purposes yet within that hiie period. have received
nsi.u letters, both Iom physicians aud patients TESTIFY
its extraordinary efficacy 40 travel lncpeni DIopsy
and a ctons OF the Kidneys aud Bladder Centrally also,
Diet Drink aud especially AZ dDner Is found bl uniform
experience hs emiuens tcacieus 10 the ohduI
when the best of the usual remedies have failed
Ia afford more than temporary ehef snd have doubt
that ~ou yaid similar results with precision and
tainty 20 your professional experience. The AkO-
IA lC CHlEDAM sCHNAPPS, IL put rp IA sirol Z
botes, pnts and quers neatly covered and Seled with
ny name emhsse OF the bottle, also, fac smlls OF my
signature on the label aud my seal the cork With
UDoLPHo WOLFE.
March, 1853. 2l'Sm lmponer2 ~ Beaver 81, New York
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Wholesale 6 Retail,

more extensive stock Of aud atua,vc Goods than
have before Offered. large portion Of oui stock
having been Imported with sper reference So our Retail
Sales, and in styles exclusively own, enabled
exhibit naas new aud beautiful articles
not To be found elsewhere.
We invite particular ntion large assortment Of
PLAID siLKs-in new and uch STYLES,
PLAIN sifKs-in Tho most fashion ihle SHADES;
BR0CADE SibEs-iu new aad small figures
PLAIN BLACK stLRs--of tho most approved make;
FIGURED BLACK sItWs-in g,sat variety
PLAIN AND STRIPE MOURNING Silks
CASHMERE LoNG AND SQUARE SuAwL-i
PARIS PRINTED sHAWLs-beautifuI patterns.
SILK MANrtLLAs-vury elegant styles;
LACE NANTtLLAS;
PRINTED AND PLAIN BAREGEsi
PRINTED TISSUES
PRINT INCONETs AND NUsLINs;
FRENCH AND ENGLISH PRlNIs-an extensive as.
scrtment;
PRINTED AND PLAlN MOUssELfNG DE LANES
BAREGE DELAlNrS d ARMENIAN CLOTHS;
EMBROtnERiEs AND LACEsi
HOSIERY AND GLOVES;
PARAsOLsi
LINEN GpoDs-in great variety;
PRINTED PIANO AND TABLE COvERs-in the
richest giylcs.
IN addition stock Of rich and h N Goods
are now Offering complete assortment Of medium price
goods, the various KINDS eve,y flmly which
We are willing 90 sell low Prices to which invite
the aucstion Of purchasers.
IA our RETAIL DEPARTMENT the
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led OF the
/, had hired
Of White
rs 10 bring
Mr. Briggs
bright hsk |
thursday
three men
es to take
not wishing
an ofMt
I he Others
iuons, who
lg to some
its mother
.l.ss
IN Sn,y','
|~Halsrr me
Of Cen
rd,h swan
~ i,,,rlos on
10 IIenr
IN appoinis
,e Of l.ueI'
orld IN 5
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25 Tierceg & bbls. & Kits Salmon

tofs,o at The Low RATES. bs the package. Also, Blu
uud qs Mackeie. SToRNs q LANGDUN
May 10, 1888.
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1860 BAGS

T and sear.' aad Hobmson.' BUTTER SALT.
MERCHANTS supplied better thas hom NEW YORK.
20 Bags 1htrr e salt
400 " Caule salt.
1910 burhes ! I sah,
10 Tons Plaster. SIORRS & LANGUON
May less
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Prints.

Prints.
,Qn PIECES and beautiful styles, this day reed
iVO the Peoples store.
March p. a LYMAN a KING.
The Key to Uncle Toms Cabin,
paper covers 10 be by NAL lust received
sale by h. ?. WALTON = SON.
II.
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they tbefe fud biggest STOCK TO be found 10 VI
-fon-isfing uf--
Black German Broad ioth tfock Goats.
HaiiF.ucA do.
Tweed tosts go coloss.
ta-nnrfsut du
Liuen Coats. large assortment
Also,
Black uocsku Pan-. Black ta.simtre Pants and large
variety of fuacy 4auIs,
Al.n,
Vote Of a dcsstfrul.. Wiuio MaiseIies Vests, Black
sauuaud Figured Vets Al kinds Of Summer Nesi..
ALSO,
A GHod stock ~ BONS' CLOGHlNG Gentlemen will do
vel 20 cau. as bound 10 soil. and seli rheap.
90 4w ELLIS x BANCROFT.
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sCOrT s. FIELD

Are well supplud with bacs aud colorud Broaic!otts
back and fancy DoesAias end Cashmere, Cashmvfets
lwocd., sstnetts, Summer stuff, &C, &c.
May 10 less
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To the Ladies' of Montpelier and
vicinity.
ELLIS x BANCROFT
HAVtJUsr RECEIVED the LAkGLsr STOCK OF
DRY GOODS
EVER OFFERED IN ERMONT.
out Siocs comprises 900 part large assortment Of DRESS
SILKS, BRuCADH, tUENlE, SIkirED. C. tECkED,
Plain EHck. aud TURK stnns ~ 90 aud Pointed be.
INNS, Bet g. uo, all WOOL uniinos, OF uii
cuufs. Al.u,
Plain anc Figured efagus, Mulu DE Bogs. and large
St1k o Lawns uud Mouani1g Goods.
Our stock Of ~hawls a.5 suis Lang. Consisting
nlick und " hto -ilh ShIss, Rich E.orhe Long and
square shnwl Cape 5haws tutiou ad W 0oi COS ol oil
klaos
Also
eompe,e stock Of lsee' and hnbroiaeiie consisting Of
Pant Collars iisr 81 ewes Muslin Ege Rug,
Real Lace. Emad hdks, CHmhuo 30 do
Lace Neiis, Cam. d Aiu- Bands, co.. and Linen 90
-ALSD.-
large Stock OF HONNEfs ANp Ribbons.
--AisD.-
French English aud An, rcan Pnut- Turkey Re-. Chinz
aud Morning do, Brown and Blaohed shecung aud
. shutting.
90 Lutu Stock canned be eNeeIl.d An tinda or sheet
ing t1d fns Pillow Lilen. Fable Duths, apkins.
ulyues Iuwtl, Diapers, uuckabucks, win good
meui OF tambncs JacOucs, Book Nuuos, Swiss aud Nc
fou4 Lawns.
good assortment Gloves Hosiery. Al oithe above
goods VI bee soil suinl advance Please
ca and examine inf yourselves, shall be happy
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