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WASHINGTON, Jan. 81, 1858.
SENATE.

Mr.. Seward presented petitions in favor Of the
Homestead bill.
MIR. Shields from the committee the District Of
Columbia, reported Joint resolution directing the
President the necessary surveys 10 be made
by competent engineers for the best site for the oca
ting of permanent bridge over the Potomac; and
when such site shall have been determined, the Sec
rotary of the interior is directed to advertise for pro-
posas and for the construction of such brd
and arpropriating $780, 900 for that purpoae.
The Senate proceeded to consider private bills,
and the following were passed Bill for the relief of
The representatives of Major Wigg, OF South Caro-
lima, for losses sustained by the destruction Of his
property by the British during the revolution; House
bill for the relief Of Jacob j. Storer bill for the relief
of Lewis II. Bates and William Secor; bill for the
relet of John NJ Mcintosh bill for the relief of r
W. Meade bill for the relief of Geo. Dennet, of New
Hampshire House bill for the relief of Charles
Matthews, and others IF New York; for the relief of
Rebecca J. BudSal.
MIR. Pearce moved that the Senate proceed TO the
consideration of Executive business.
Mr.. Fitzpatrick earnestly opposed the motion. His
State had had representative for several weeks.
lie had but Just arrived, and had time consult
with his colleague, and objected to be forced without
preparation into discussion of matter deeply inn
po1tant TO his State. He hoped the motion would
not be agreed TO.
The motion was agreed ,o-yeas 81 nays 20, and
at half-past the doors had not been re-oPened.
BY TELEGRAPH.
| FTye, p. III. The Senate adjourned TIL Monday
without doing anything with Mr. Badgers nomina
| ton.
| HOUSE OF Representatives. This being private
bill day, that granting relief for losses sustained in
manufacturing water-rotted hemp, which has beer
! repeatedly before the House, came up-Mr. Brock
enrdge, of KY, having the floor who addressed the
House for the purpose of showing that Myerle was
supplied with funds by other persons, and that con
seauentIy he could have sustained no pecuniary loss
by the rejection of his hemp on the part of the gov
eminent
Mr. Bocock, of Virginia, closed the debate, who
commended that Congress had nothing to do with any
other person than he who made the with thu
government, and insisted that the hemp entitled
to be received that it improperly rejected,
that he was entitled the difference for what il so
for consequence of that rejection and its true mark
Ell value.
| In reply to a question from Mr.. Hall, of Missouri
as to the reason Of the low price at which the hemp
had been sold.
| Mr. Florence, of P. stated thai it was converte
into bale rope and sold such, by which the marke
was overstocked, and corresponding reduction c
, price took place. He sad he had endeavored {
impress this upon the mind of the gentlemen fror
: Missouri last session, and hoped he had now sue
ceeded
It was then moved to lay the bill on the table, an
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Hon. Robert ]. Walker, regret to see it stated
is still confined his and bed a: Washington
He is stated to be suffering from leg, which
wholly dsables him, and some of his friends fear
that under his other ailments amPutation may become
what is worse that he may be carried
off by the general debility of his system.
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PUBaBC SALE e>3' REAL EsTA EE.

FU&LHC SALE e>4' Ess2AL ESTA TIE,
Eli the thriving ToWn Of Goidsboro', n. c.,
On Tuesday, EcbEury 92, 1853.
DEING DESTROYS of increasing my Manufacturing ia
ciltes and in order to realize means for that pur-
pose | will offer Public Sale. Tuesday of Februa
ry Court in the Town Of GoldsbOro', my w ELLING
and STORE-HOUSE, favorably known the VA
RETY STORE. The locality and area of the premi-
ses being 100 feet front upon Wes-C Centre and zoe
feet upon Chesnut-Street, makes it the most desirable
situation in ] own. For a business locality it has no
rival being within block of two Of the best Hotels
in the Union. Goods be discharged from the Viii
ulington Railroad within 10 feet of the Store door.
The North Carolina Rail- Dad will terminate but short
distance from the premises and also the All nlic Rail-
road which is in contemplation, will have its term
mus very near them.
This location is equally desirable for private resi-
ience being beautifully shaded with twelve oak
trees and upon the lot there most excellent well OF
In the of the aforementioned premises is un
improved Lot, fronting upon Chestnu-Street 204 feet
and 60 feet upon Grecnwichree which will be sold
at the same time. Possession will be given Immediately
10th of the dwelling and the store-house.
In consideration of the rapid growth of Goldsboro
and its many railroads and other advantages it has
est chance ever yet offered capitalists for a safe
iudicous investment.
Terms made known the day of sale
F. L. BOND.
January Is, 1853. 20-t22dFeb.
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PXEER s. 90.
LOTTERY KERS,
No.1: TTpt1 ST.. baltimore, M

= .
No. 1, Light ST., EG fillmore, Nd.
This House has very appropriately received of late
the cognomen of I" Danes Fortune Citsae!" in honor
OF the Unprecedented number and amount of Capital
Prizes which they have sold and paid to the exclusion
and modification Of all other Lottery Brokers' And the
cry is " Still they Scll!'
During the last month the following Grand Capitals
having Lecn sold and csshed Ivy those worldrenowned
Brokers, presenting the asonishing-and when take
into consideration that all this has sold in SHIRT
Month Incredible, but not less amount 675
Prizes were distributed as follows:
$4,000, in package Half Tickets sent to Tennessee.
$50 900, in package Of whoes. sent, TO Georgia.
$lG,576, in package of whoes sent to Pennsylvania.
OOO in package quarter tickets sent to s. Carolina.
SIS, 900, in do do do Tennessee.
$4,000. in single whole ticket sent to N. Carolina.
$50 OOO in package of eghts sent TO Virginia.
S., 900, in single half ticket sent to North Carolina.
$4,000 and 1000 both in package sent TO Alabama.
Besides large number of s GOO and $500 Prizes
which sold in Packages.
To Prize payment at PYFER & co. made in gold
at sight.
Splendid Schemes for February, 1853.
~ The Certificate Prices of packages Of quarter tick
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Gg- We lay before our readers to-day the act
of the late General Assembly on Common Schools,
and also an Address by Mr.. Wiley, the General
Superintendent, to the officers of Common Schools
throughout the State.
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Gs- We invite the attention of merchants and
o'nerS trading in Petersburg, to the advertisement
III our columns to-day of Messrs. Stevenson and
"eddeL Mr. Weddell is from Edgecombe Couu-
" IN this State, and is favorabIy known as an
accurate and prompt business man.
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thou good and faithful

We fancy VIC hear the Thousands and tens of thous-
aids of grateful hearts, scattered they every
section of oar glorious Union making the air welkin
with the above scptuSa parable, applicable is it for
the made to them for the iuIeats for
investment through the famed and npcrshiabIy
ed House of
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Eg" The weather, during the first part Of the
week, clouded up and clouded down, cleared of
and cleared on, leaving us in huge doubt of what
next. We leave our readers to clear up the diff
Guilty, for the weather will not in some time yet
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On Christmas morning, when the Rev. MIR. Clark
son, Rector of St. James Church, Chicago, went in
his vestry, he found on his table purse Of gold,
amounting 10 several hundred dollars, with line,
saying that it the gift of few friends to be-
loved and devoted pastor.
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Gg~ We invite attention to the advertisement,
in to-days paper, of Mr. F. L. Bond. Persons de-
sirous of making good investment Of their CAPT
tai in the growing town of Gcldsborough now
have an opportunity presented them.
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CARAVAN ARRESTED. We learn that Geo. w
Caravan who murdered Mr.. L4ssiter in Hyde county
in November, and then escaped, arrested at his
house in Hyde, Friday night last.
Washington TThig.
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Senatorial vacancies will occur in The national rep
resentaton of Alabama, Mississippi and orth Caro-
Ina on the 4th of March next, for which no provis-
ions has yet been made. The Legislatures of these
States have all adjourned without electing Senator'S
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re" Gov. Reid has appointed S. D. Wallace
Esq, to represent the State in the next meeting OF
the stockholders of the Wilmington and Manches-
ter Railroad Company.
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RE- Public opinion in this State appears to be
divided the question Of the right of the Cover
nor to appoint Il successor in the United States
Senate to Mr.. Mangum. There can be no doubt
that the Legislature foresaw that vacancy would
after the 4th of March, and it is equally clear
that that body deliberately omitted to provide for
this occurrence. If this vacancy should not be
filed the fault will rest primarily with the General
Assembly; and then, if the power of the Governor
toappoint. were clear, and being clear he should ne
gleet to appoint, he would Of course, come in for
share Of the responsibility, We are not autho-
rzrd to speak for Gov. Reid-we know not whether
he has made up his opinion finally upon the subject,
or what that opinion will be; but of one thing We
feel confident, and that is, he will perform his duty
honestly, after investigation and mature reflection.
Gov Foote, it is stated, will make an appointment
after the 4th of March, under precisely similar
circumstances and the action of the Senate on the
case which will then arise will settle the question
finally.
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GARDEN SEEDS,

UA ASDhN SEEDSs
WARRANTED fresh and genuine, an
w of 1852, for sale at the Drug Store @
WILLIAMS, HAYWOO
Acknowledging, Large India,
BEANs-(Dwarf,) Ice COss,
Early Mohawk, MELONs-Gree
d" China, Pine Apple,
{" Yellow six weeks, Nutmeg,
" Valentine, SkiIlmans fine
{" White kidney, 6eechwood,
BEANs-(PaIe.) Carolina Waite
Horticultural Cranberry, Spanish do,
Indian Chief, Mountain Swee
Large Lima or Butter, Long Island do
DEETs-Early blood turnip MUsrAnD W
Early yellow turnip,
Long Blood. NAsTURTIUN,
BRoCoLI-Early and Late, lOKRA,
CABBAGE-EarIy May, IONIoN-Large
Early York, Yellow Dutch,
q Ok heat, White Portuga
Large York, Onion Buttons,
" Drumhead PARsLEY-Plai
Late do, PARsNIP-Lor
Sc Premium fiat Dutch. Sugar,
'' Drumhcad Savoy, Guernsey,
" Bergen. PEAs-EMIy P
Red Dutch (for pickling,) Early Washing
CAwLIFLow ER-Earlv and - Bishops
TLate, Large Marrowf
CARRor-Early Horn, Tall or Matchle
Long Orange, PEPPER-Long
Celery, Cherry,
White Solid, Bell,
New Silver Giant, Mammoth,
CREss-Curled or Pepper RADIsH-Long
[grass, Turnip scarlet,
CUcUMBER-Early Cluster, :" white,
Early Frame, Sc yellow,
London Long Green, RuuBARB-My
Extra Long Green, PISACa-Rou
Ghirkin (for pi'kIing)
EGG PLANr-Large purple, Prickly and fall
CORS-Mammoth Sweet, Satisfy or veg
Tuskarora, SQUAsH-EarI
Early PhiIad. white, Early white blu,
Canada, q crooknec
Adams, Autumal Mari,
LELTUcE-Early curled si- ToMATO-Lare
Royal Cabbage, GIecia, Large Yellow.
Raleigh, Jan. 81, 1853.
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THE CABINET.

The papers still TEEN with speculations as to
those who arc to compose Gen. Iierce's Cabinet
Correspondents and Editors guess and plan, and
mention namcs-politicans it is rumored, have
even called upon him in Concord to press this one
on his attention or to oppose the appointment of
some other one still one knoaOs, with any GER
tanty who will be called around him as his advis-
ers and assistants in the administration of the Gov
eminent. The fourth of March will decide
President Pierce will go into office with the con-
fdence Of a vast majority of the American people
That people will lock to him more than to his Ca
binet for just and proper recommendations to Con-
gress,- for plain, honest, and economical adj
minisration of affairs, and for firm and wise line
of policy in our intercourse with foreign nations.
We believe the incoming President to be fully
equal to his duties and his labors, great and oner
Gus as they must be; but it is due to him, as a
plain matter Of propriety and right, that he should
not be embarrassed by his friends, in selecting
those who undsr him, to occupy the chief de-
partments of the government.
Gen. Pierce is to be the President, not of a sec
ton, but of the achoLe country and in making his
selections he WILL therefore, look to the entire De-
mocratic party in the thirty-one States.
We confess we should be gratifed if Gen. Pierce
should find it compatible with his views and ar
rangements to select one of his Cabinet officers
from this State; but shall not complain, what
ever he may do or omit to do in connexon with
this matter. We feel sure that he will be govern
ed in his course by sincere regard for the pros
perty Of the party in all sections, and for the gen
eral good of the country. He may not please all
the politicians, but the people will stand by him.
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nOGGET & ANDERSON, UphoIster-
IL era and Paper HauRera. Conner of Go.

vernon and Franklin Streets, have now in store
their Spring Stock of French and American Paper
Hangings, Borders, Fire-Screens and Curtain Pa.
pers making complete and elegant assortment Of
all the various styles in use Also large variety
of Fleor Oil Cloths; India and Cocoa Mating;
Window Shades and Blinds, with general assort-
ment of Curtain Goods, Cornices and Trimmings
Also, Curled Hair and Shuck Mattresses; with ma.
nv other articles in our line, all of which will be
sold on the most reasonable terms.
Paper Hanging and Uphostering executed at the
shortest notice in town or country.
NH 30-3m
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n sRING sUPPLY-BOoTs. SHOES

M AND TRUNkS.-Ws have received by re-.
- cent arrivals, our spring and summer stock of
Boots. Shoes, Trunks, &c. Il embraces ev-
cry variety, style and quality and will be sold as
low as such goods can be bought anywhere. Mer
chants buying for cash will save money by buying
from u, aud they respectfully invited to call at
No. 49, Main street, 3 doors below Dooley's
NH 81 WHITE a. PAGE
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G1 00 Sl.0O.-One Thousand Likenesses
~ lsOOs have been taken at 0SBORRS Da.
guerresa Galleries since the reduction of prices
And we now wish 1t understood by all that Osborn
will continue to take fine Sky.Light Miniatures In
neat case for 81. Remember this is the only place
whers Sky Light Miniatures are taken for 81. To
those that think one dollar 10 too cheap for good
ness worth or $40. Remember the place.
OSBORNS,
Opposite the Banks, sign of the American Flags.
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- Two Irishmen on the Columbus and
Fort Valley Railroad, Georgia, were killed by
the caving in of an cmbankment on the 25th
ultimO
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Spring AND SUM MMER ID Il q
~ GOODS FOR SALE AT LESS THAN COST.
| have few handsome patterns of Spring and
Summer Bereges, Tissues, Challies, Paris printed
Musins, &c, which will sell eff at less than cos.
TO close, as am disseminating the Dry Goods busi
ness. w SWORDS, 225 Broad street
N. B. A lot of Remnants on hand will also be
sold without regard to cost NH 81
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A RARE CHANCE ATTENTION Ia.
"A DIES AND GENTLEMEN subscribers,
sole agents of the United States for Guelsud, one
of the most celebrated Perfumery manufacturers
in Paris, intending to stay for some time Ia the
city of Richmond, begs leave to inform the World
of Fashion that they have on hand a splendid col
lection of Articles in their line, such as Extracts,
Hair Oils, Genuine Farina Cologne Water, and
other articles in their line too numerous to de.
scribe, all warranted superior the articles gene
rally prepared here and sold for genuine, at ex.
travagaat prices.
They have also magnificent variety of Combs,
Hair, Tooth and Nail Brushes, DC; and other Fancy
Articles. Please give US call at our store, corner
Broad and Third streets, before going to purchase
down town and losing, 1st time; I'd, money, and
Sd fair opportunity to get genuine snd splendid
article SCHAAP & co,
NH 30-lm* Corner Broad and Sd Streets
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D j. w. L. DANIEL, of Miledgevlle, was
seriously injured on the 23rd ult. He was
standing on a bridge which fell from the
weight OF wagon that was crossing it. His
Leg was broken by the wagon. mule of the
team attached TO the wagon was killed.
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Ia Il. MORRIS respectfully Informs his
R friends and the public that he has removed
from the old stand to his house called a
-~ part Of the Mansion House, No 35 Main
Street. where he keeps a very large assortment of
Ready Made Clothing and Gentenens Furnishing
Goods, and complete Stock of French, German
and English Cloths of ali colors; Black and Fancy
Cassimeres; Vestings of all coiors and qualities,
for customers orders. A guarantee will be given
for a good fit of the garment ordered. Gentlemen
wishing to save 25 per cent. can do so by remem.
bering my system. All l ask is trial.
. ap l-3t@ E. MORRIS.
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SPRING BUSINESS COATs.-hEaR
~ SHAFER would call attention TO his stock OF
Business Goats for Spring, which 10 undoubtedly
the largest assortment to be found in the city, EN-.
brscng every style, and made of materials 1apt.
ed to every purpose Those in want are invited to
call at the Clothing Emporium, l03 Main street,
and examine for themselves. NH "a
4 INsEED OIL.-l,000 gallons in casks and
~ bbls. 10 bbls Spts Turpentine For sale by
BENNETT Il BEERS,
NH 80 Druggists.
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NOTICE

TO LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,
e That have now on hand, the
largest and best assortment of
Boots aud shoes, of good quality, ever
offered ia this city, selected by myself ex
pressly for retail, both OF my own Manufacture and
the best Philadelphia make. Among my assort-
ment can be found something extra, to which
would most respectfully call the attention of all in
want as they will be sold low, by
ALEXANDER HILL,
Manufacturer and dealer in Boots, Shoes,
Trunks, Carpet Bags, Valices, &c,
feS No l27 Main street, Richmond, Va
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DRIVATE PRACTICE.-Dr. PLUME 4
/ co. may be consulted, confdentially, for the
treatment of the following diseases: Eruptions,
largements, Syphilis, and all morbid discharges,
whether recent or chronic. Also, all those com.
plants termed female diseases. The advertisers
Invite attention to their chemical extract of Wild
Flowers, which may be regarded a. the very besi
article known, TO give tone and vigor to certain
abused aud debilitsted organs, as web to renoyae
a system shattered by dissipation or other cause.
Medicines securely put up, with full directions,
and sent TO order. Post paid letters promptly al
tended to. Office on Franklin street, below Ez
change Hotel, and first door below Trinity church
Richmond Virginia fsy
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THE SWEARING IN OF THE VICE PRESIDENT
1t appears now that the correspondent of the
New Orleans Picayune, who described the
ceremony of swearing Vice President KING
was mistaken, and that he was not at the time
sworn at all. The New York Times contains
letter dated Havana, March 22d, which saws:
"rhe Hon. George w. Jones arrived here
in the Empire City, and has taken quarters at
Mrs. Brewers Hotel Cubano. He leaves for
Matanzas. with Judge Sharkey, on Wednes.
day, TO administer The oath of Office to Mr..
King, and returns TO Havana in time TO take
the steamer Black Warrior for Moble."
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NEW SPRING GOODS.

WSPk1NG GOODS.
WE are now receiving large and varied Stock
w of Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods adapted
to the Spring end Summer Trade, purchased
under the most favorable circumstance consisting
Of the following, In part
Bleached and Brown Shirtlngs aud Sheetings
Plaid and Striped Oznaburgs for servants
Bed Ticks and Striped Sheetings
Linen Ducks and Drillings
Cottonsdes and German Burlaps
Prints, Ginghauns and Lawns
Cloths, Csssineres and Vestings
White, Colored and Fancy Linen Drillings
Irish Linens and Table Damssks
Napkins, Doies and Linen Sheetings
Oil Cloths, Plain and Lined
Bombazines and Alpacas
Plain French Mousaines, all colors
Plain and Prin .ed Challies and Hernannas
Cnallies, Bareges and Barege De Laine
Silks and Ribbons
A large stock of White Goods and Embroide-
ries, Hosiery, Gloves and Hdkfs.
Together with every other article usually found
in Dry Goods House. Country Merchants, our
friends and the public generally are respectfully
solicited 10 ex anime our Stock before making pur-
chases elsewhere. WARREN & PERKINS,
NH ls No l4l Eagle Squares
CPRING TRADE-IS53.-Bys steamers
~ Arabia and Pacific, from Europe, and BY vari.
Gus arrivals from the Northern manufacturers We
are receiving large and entirely new stock of
Hosiery, Gloves, Buttons, Combs.
Threads, together with every variety of email
Wares and Fancy Goods, usually kept In similar CO.
taoi'hnsnts IN the Northern ctes, and we woald
respectfully solicit the merchants of Virginia North
Carolina and Tennessee, to give II an examination
upon their visit to Jour marker this Spring.
Our Goocs having been bought entirely Tor cash,
we can confidently assure them that they viii find
our prices as low as they are sold In any house In
this country.
We have also In store, large and well selected
stock OF Gold and silver Watches, and Geld
Jeweiry, to which we especially cal attention.
GIETER x ALVEY,
NH 3-dtscl No l6 Pearl street,
ffNO INyALIDs.-I have for sale an aElssiic
u Air Bed one of the most pleasant ana niost
acceptable beds for an invalid ever offered @ tho
public. have sold seversl OF these beds and they
have invariably given entire satisfaction. Call and
ses tat %. A. sTRECkER'S,
NH 3I-lw Opposite Old Market.
QUEEN CITY.HAals.--As supply received.
M nAsa 81 'a's '' BuRTos.
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NOTICE.-PRlCE OF WOOD AND COAL
lN REDUCED From this date, the subscriber
will sell Oak Wood for "a per cord, delivered;
Pine tor S3 5o per cord, delivered; Hard Coai a
good article, warranted to burn WELL at SO so DER
load, delivered.
5per cent will be deducted from the above prices
for cash.
Orders left at Mr.. P Woolfolk's Grocery on Broad
street, or the office at the Yard will be promptly
filed.
fsS-ts THOS FOSTER
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SPRING DRX GOODs.-WADSWOR
- TURNER IL co, No. IS Main Street, have
received, and are now receiving large and varied
assortment of Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods,
among which are q variety OF nsw and beautiful
Styles of Ladies Dress and Fancy Goods, which
we offer TO the trade ON our usual terms.
Country and city merchants are respectfully So
lcited to cafi and examine our stock.
We shall continue 70 receive further supplies du
ring the season. mh 3-61