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LATER FROM THE cH1NcnA ISLANDS


The steamer America arrived at New York Sunday
morning from AsplnwaI with $50 passengers among them
Captain w. e. Faulkner, bearer Of dispatches from Mr.
Gay u s. Minister ut Lima 70 tie Secretary OF State
oesning The Chincha lsands difficulty:
The ship Defiance had called from Caao for New York
uader the comma nd Of Capt. McCeran who nearly
covered from his wounds The Peruvian government had
paid damages for her detention but the rest OF the matter
maiued unsettled.
Tue whale ship Emma of New Bedford with 500 barrels
al oil on hourd about midnight Of Ociobr 10
of PaYtu One of the crew had been arrested
taspicloh OF having Set her On fire.
Tue health of the Islhmus known 10 be better
h,a the present me and The oadsae said 10 be in very
goOa Grder
TIE work OH the Panama rail road s being pushed for
word With the rapidly. Three Of the spans Of the
bridge Chagres Bdrbacoas finished and the
last 10 in advanced stage towards completion 1t the
inenon of the company have the care running regularly
to Obispo two miles from Cruces and eighteen miles from
Panama. by the ls of December next thus reducing the
time crossing lsthmus 10 day. and entirely doing
away with the river navigation.
They also intend TO commence work the Panama end
of the route The fire, Of January 1884, add for that pu
pose arc bringing four thousand Coolies fro India All
ON the Isthnus confidently The road 20 be finished
and 10 running oreer by The lst Of January, 1855.
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SOUND SENTIMENTS.

VIII not every vrginan re-echo the following patriotic
language of the Rockingham Register in favor OF breaking
down all distinctions between the different portions Of
beloved Commonwealth 1t Is Of The most crafty
Ing signs of the times, witness the gradual cumtlins
away Of those sectional ealousies which threatened
disruption Of Virginia. The march of internal improve.
ments from East West. making fellow citizens better
acquainted with another, and cemonling them by The
honda of mutual interest," Is noble spectacle filled with tho
brightest cheerful associations We hope TO the
good work 20 Let justice be done 10 each and every
portion Of The State devcope her resources and extend
the blessings Of speedy and commodous communication
and let every Vrsnan rown upon a who 10 The pre-
gratifying for consolidating Virginia in poll
cy In interest, would seek revive the dead cmbes OF
sectional hostility. The Rockingham Register gives into
resting accoun, of vs, the Blue Ridge Tunnel FROM
which make the following extract:
As already stated the mountain has been penetrated
the depth OF 2S5 feet the western SIDE and 0i0 fee1
the side making 225 feet and leaving 937 iei
ye, to be bored. The work commenced in 1851, nG
may possibly be completed by the close OF the Seur 1856
or ST. The difficulty aud caused by the streams
Of which have been struck In the bowels Of
the cost of this great work. This difficulty will swell the
cost Of the Tunnel much and greatly rctard the
petou Of tho work. Operations il the Tunnel 60 On, as
readers both night and day the different scs
Of banda relieving each other at stated intervals We are
perfectly satisfied from saw that those having the
charge and direction Of the Tunnel doing all they
hurry Il to completion If complain OF the tar
illness Of their would 90 into the Tunnel and
for themselves did, there would be fewer complaints
about tho delay 10 The work
This Tunnel Of the Blue Ridge is great worka magni
fCeni conception enterprise that will stand
men of virgnas greatness In all coming time The bare
ssht of the commencement Of this greut work up
Vrainans blood and sends quicker and faster through
his vena Ii masos him feel every hearted OF
The old commonwealth ought TO feel II enables him see
through the shadowy vista OF few, brief fleeing years,
tho only natural separating line between Old und Young
Virginia broken down. II enables him the foolish
uU EHht nd
aud insepurable. utterly destroyed 1t does
more; enables him mineling Of tho blood Of the
enian with the blood Of the sterling population of the great
Valley and Of Western Virginia. thus blending in tho nature
Of people the finest elements u human
Thon will veinuus living close each other. longer
b strangers to tho habits and customs Of euch
other Then will the terms "Tuckshoe and "Cohee" used
BY many persons each side Of the Blue Ridge
OF reproach and odum. become obsolete and the Of
virSnIan DO used TO designate all who have the
claim the ancient Dominion their birth place and their
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.n..r .nncx mn MAn lN EuROpE.

,.ws o,ill come. in q questionable shape. u
crainy IL calculated 10 give some color 10 Inc aea VI
hos,il issue between Turkey and Russia The accounts
r,o that Two Rrssan steamers und eight gun ooa's o'e
passage through the Danube on The 25i OCTOBER anu
,n,,rcJ brisk fire from the Turkish lo. lsakich NC
Russian boats had detachment Of troops on board a".
fire. killed colonel and three other otcers-wc''o 'co
were also killed while Ice wounded mounted 70 w.
loss on The part Of the Turks is not stated but hills
"a by the Russians TINT the fort set On N'e =,
,i,,uwn from the strumcrs and gun boats. ~ "1 u.
mu1rd az Vienna on The z3I October ''a "
Omar rusha, which. coulI DO kep' oa." "' S,,, rb
the Danube and beaten the nu''''" ,,,, ~ h,v,
Russian vessels In the Oanuo' ,,, ,n.se last
fallen mi, ,,s possession oi the S~ou' o'' ,,
,.,.,,s are said to bc hnscd up III Spurious 'r
Vienna or the list The Turkish government
-, o,p.h military knowledge und sagacy III d" I've
r,ncn,s The Sultan is said to he Strengthening "''
no officially recognizing Schmy und other Ccass'an
,C and 70 hp We srn them and munitions ol ""f'
,,l. then. 10 continue their defence against The hnSS'ahs
This soys the Philadelphia Argus, Is WISE u"u p''''
moVement ON the part OF Suur for the Ccass"h' '
u brave walke people aud in Their ih'uh'a'"
cspaoIe OF making the most vigorous a''eAs 'p'
t.. or ,h i,,a, The Hungarian Goncru Guyon, hhd
ho, can, a. Lieut. General Asia. %aiIo IN Iohs'a
,,on the Grand Vizier publishes an oder calling o" he
Inhabitants OF Consannope to preserve orae p'oy o
SUCCESS of the Turkish arms, and pIotecl C"''''""
s, and royance Il thus be seen thar The SUNNI ID
nrensrinp for war OF DESPERATION by making Aes ol a
who can be affected by their principles 'hct ieaS u
their love Of revenge ,uhI
On tho other uuJ Russia is not lde having estaoSne'
strong reserve Ut Galu lnd thrown bOuUU men 'n'o
chores, All the commanders have also been oruo'ea "
ioin their respective corps. Twenty-Five thousand
SLAMS ma also landed Redout kale. with the suPPo
,on,ion OF attacking BAoun Reports say 'na' "'o nus
sian army Is in bad state from sickness anu Sca'e'y "
fo,d While this s the OF the army opera'iohs Tue "
NOR is curreny circulated that the Car hau sa'o IN
20 a request of England and France 'na' 10 "01.
evacua,c tho Prnclpalities that he would ta'e' Wv
out than fight there and that Count Nesselfoue wan"
Ell further negotiations The general inclinaohS ia
sa ure however, decidedly warike Tho iases. 'u'e'
the East ate not so late Tho 25h the day nAsa W "'
sul,s, far tina evacuation OF tho Principalitiss
In reyurd to tho combined fleets OF England aud
Tho arm of larmoa the Turkish Govcrnmentls SAID 10
declared their movements unnlegbIe and That they were
worthless allies If they apprehensVc oil tho safety u
rbe Sultan the Turkish Government undertakes TO guarantee
the Snaus safciyj and has use Tor Heels al
tnope except active ues Tho avown oil inc presence
OF tho ees in any quality would be an aVe~s' o
weakness that would wrong Turkey in tho eyes OF
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Total u s. ly553,tG5 1871 l9j 324 1913 23Isls7C ST.

The alphabetical arrangement recommended for all
es publications IL a, The lu'um would have bcen adoae
sdeng The States had The great part
the geographical method arranging the States creates
ment, aud ough, 10 he abandoned
REMARKS.
AlabamaFOrmcd out of territory cedeJ 10 United States
by South Carolina and Georgia Admitted into The Union
December IA, 1919.
Aikoosas- Formed from territory eedcd United Suites
by France. Admitted into the Union June Is 1896
Culiorhl-FOmed Of territory ccded by Mexico AID.
United into the Union September g. 1885,
Carolina, North One of the thirteen original States Rat
1859. 49,
Carolina, South Ono of the thirteen original States Rat
flied the Constitution Of The United States May 49, 1888
Coiumbia District of-Formed from territory coded by
Maryland and Virginia Established as STAT of government
July 10. 1890 Alexandria tetroceded July, 1916.
Connnectcut-On OF the thirteen original States Rati
fled The Constitution Of tho United States Jan 9, l7ss
Delaware-one Of the thirteen original States. Ratified
the CONSTITUTION Of the United States December 1851
Florda-Foimed from territory cedsd to United States by
Spain. Admitted into the Union March g. 1885,
Georeia-One Of the thirteen original States Ratified
illinois-Formed out Of territory coded the United
Statsby Virginia. Admitted into the Union December
1875 =
indiana Formed from territory ceded to the Unied
by Virginia. Admitted into the Union December H. 1916.
Iowa from part Of the territory Of Wisconsin,
Admitted Into the Union Dec 80 1896
Kentucky from the territory of Virginia Ad
mitted Into the Union June !, 1892 ''''
Louislana-Formed from territory ceded TO the Uai,ed
SUITES Wy ,anee; tu"''eu iho the Union Apfli 1872
Msne-Formed out of part OF the territory Of Massachu
SETS Admitted into the Union March Is 1890
Maryland One of the thirteen original States Rau6sd
the Constitution OF the United States April g. l75s
Observation-Disclosures of the thirteen original States Rat
cd the Constitution OF The United States February l7ss
Michigan-Formed from territory ceded to the United
States by Virginia Admitted into the Union January rs
1887. ~
Minnesota TerrtoryTerritoral government established
March 8 lSi9
Mississpp-Formed from territory ceded to the United
States BY South Carolina Admitted into The Union De-
cember 10, 1917
missour-Formed from territory cedcd to the United
States by France. Admitted into the Union August TO- I2l
New Hampshire-One of the thirteen original S,ates
Rallied the constitution OF the United States June 2 7
New Mexico Territory-formed from territory ceded BY
Mexico and Texas. Territorial government established Sep.
ienber 81 1910,
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DIED.

n,sn u Ashland Richmond (Ybcre se lad Te'led for
on the 3s October 1883 urra illness oi Twp
1t Mira JULIA IANDON BAILEY relict Of The late John Bal
@ i WrstnO,.and county Nrs. Bailey descended the
mos. respcc,ablc antI Stale being Grand daughter the
Robert CAngr of the COLONIAL govern
", She was lady unbIeGcd purify VI eli tracIer
Of simplicity aud un"b rusivenst OF manners Ind ens
ri, FIR , my AMI ecntenes OF her dispnsition which
by the under which tIe se
Sr had no Children and lived life Of abstemiousbe's AMI Iru
v am srcusion sacety thereby ruitdIng
,,na aud charities Of her heart s~ died with the
onnosure humility Of The C-in, res,eed by her neishbo
who Encv beat liz appreciate t
r-1-Will the Wlis Please copy.
nro 2l Orobcr cncc ia The county Of Buck
r.,m MATTHIAS AYRES, the 4hih OF his age HEei
MN lness nf months wh he bore with christian ae
om eavns wife and siX little boys dtiHed o'
cheering rcsenra and parental instruction. lie was
The Mcudis Episcopal Church from his bnyhood M
ri for several years. justice Of the peace ~ ths
lie was useful ciuzeh a"u s'oa "''"' G. II.
,l..tlr
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ERROR CORRECTED.-In previous number OF our
paper noticing the animals exhibition at the lnts Fair
we stated that MIR. Johnson OF Cumberland exhibited
trained horse Bailie Peyion "a stallion" That mis-
take We understand that Bailie Peyton the
Fair but that Mr. Johhsons trained gedng, by Baltic pey
ton took the first premium riding horse.
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speela, Correspondence N American and U. 8. eare,.e

Special Correspondence N. HWe11rdu anu o. D 0aEette
WAsHISdToN. November 10.
The War Department has issued an order the eject Of
which s 10 secure TO old soldiers who reenst ncrease Of
bounty.
II understood he Secretary Guthrie fsvors reduction
OF the duty iron of all kinds twenty per cent ad
orum ALSO he will recommend That salt dye STUDS ma
hogany aud other furniture woods silks crude drugs
and fuiis, be put on the free list.
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MARRIED..

NJ Il Buena YulI the County Of Roanoke. the s,
Svrnhrf by he Iev Mr. Wilmer, Mr. THOMAS T. MUNFORD
Of po.iltan ENRiEiIk eldest daughter Of George P Tay
luc, Esq.
vrD,rn IN the srl int in Dupln rouny, ~ C., Mss SiTy
,SN wells to LAW BADGER Editor Daiy Globe, Portsmouth,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-11-15

70 MIR. E. l.. Davenport American tragedan it Is
said has become immense favorite in London lie Is at
present playing engagement The City Of L7ndon Thea
ire, receiving $3.50 week
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n,cII,I0ND .THENEUM.

Go.
yuxIIE Committee this nst tuition have h "a rnmm,nc
coursc OF Lectures the Hall Of Tue nh HIonr th""c AL
on Til ESDAY. tie 9th day u! me lfes ~s. '' ~ "
ready eugas ed for tic pressni coo.s y p r. JAMES
Mr. o. +. BALDWIN, d. C"0 FREijk IIOT NpS
Rev. 7. " MOORE. 80 EE0 + D.REiE5
Rev GEO D. L. wv. rnRD Prof N. SCllELE WERE.
W w. ,;c viii be given s time when each lecture will Be
delivered, and Of the .oolsS!. :; - =; - -.
TILANNELs, FLASNEL ''-'ou' sAS'i'hS"' u f'a""e"
f i, arse and consists o. o. i'll,
Cotton Warp, Plain and i~l'eu.
.I a.nn DO Ito
W.,h an | CT heavy Swan Skin DO
S se,! ~ go c. HARTWELI & CO
AIDES CLOTH cIoAKs.-we have nov Cloth cIO-k'
Nov Is C HARTWELL g. CO.
NOR sALE-A likely Negro Boy or and r.issd
as Dining ant for his uuthulhesS
and honesty Refer H. r TaIiafsro For apply 10
Nov is PULLIAN s. DAVIS, Aucs =
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- =.:s.aM INV TuE CENsUs Ue ls6o.

IA
ty lsoe 10 the suboinsd iustrucve nna Interesting
we s' - Nav York uCuuricr and Enquirer" That
Professor De Bow, Superintendent OF the
Census Bureau has discharged the ou"eS VI us
nr ri, distinguished ability, tact peculiar to himself
and with untiring ndusTp
t,oap,y1,os oy THE CENSUS CT 1851 The lnal report
80 Ii aw.r,h rensus is now passing through the press
Iii IN H. Inost inpurtant statistical wurk ever published
In he limited States TO produce IL mas rt4ueu inc un
bnundcd means of the government me aoy ianu Ieai
wo gentlemen us SupenIendents VI le Won enoying Tie
highest reputation for eklIi In 1he co ,t r
o; statistics and The abors OF muiluu " s'hl suo
ordioa,cs during three years and nan. ,,;,.o
The WORK will be entitled "Sta,iscs OF ihe united slaes,
md hus e.p urepsred in conformity win Tue acl VI Con
press directing tho method OF puolehheo on o 'aulrs
f. viii consist of singls volume oil l2oo pages and WI
h. fr dstbution nj tho opening oil me mex session
~ C,nncss 'rhe form adopted IL quafto III espee
The work will possess advantage over any o.' 'e'heh
oi IN. sama lass published by the government an 'mer
one. have been thrown IOSeule1 III onuro u cxr -
Win ,e ubscl OF multiplying those valuable memorials Of
our Droeress has proved useless oxpenu.uto. III
We nIe glad To see that Mr. Dc Bow mas aFa'cu 'n.se
I ono clause of the act prescribing ihe senera pun Vi his
,bors illustrate hls work win 10" nsss. rhs, r .
which give il the character II oneht ~ vi
b;sorv rather than rigid and wcasOlns arhy OF
figures This portion OF the report VII. o.eup!
seventy five and one hundred pages. W. ,; W w
columns norton of the most valuable u"u ri "a
ter IL bs found 10 this ntoducon .ad in tha di yIso
800, h,or, n h. results of uIl The ceususcs rom l9U
n 1870 He nus also given tho forms anu sc;i'uu peo
E Isc,no and condensing information 10 each censns
,oas,her with complete view OF Legislation On ' SUBJECT
since the foundation Of The government mo ,n I,So,s u.
obi, for reference, md will greatly aoiioSc o VI
Congress wien hereafter ca''cu up'" "
Tic cost Of taking aud printing the different censusss
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rENIIE method returning thanks their
ne:gh, "n Iii H. who have literally encouraged them n
the manuiactu Improved Iyingsnn Pou whI tho
premiums awarded Gy the first Virginia State Agricuu.
Z MT! Mad Sonidg
rGy also !he friends aad the public tnt they will
continue the PluEs hs o. s2h, Ut their
Manulacly, Dover MiH Goochdd Immediately On the lanai,
all executing orders with dis
pl h. Aln! -ir eNcrenJ 10 pcdse, they hIe 10
merit aud increased patronage ~ "
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p.ysn Mu.ls Go,enia.,! >.o~ ,, lsS'' '

!, Iu. IN h.,sr. WILSON SMTTERS nay tia; very
much regret remarks made by y.e at the FAR intended fof
.rir ni';"isrnc " % INJURY ptIhaps a"u ny ~
" nnr Of The above nenons riGm Plough and manufacturer
,f, J,rly meant say that the fn who hal p.cr
a. ,y,r Mills the c'lns VI said Plough anil had them anE
1.'. and sold scvcral but Lad abandoned further
,u. nI tru Of IMPRESSION which then
.si,I bu, lave SINCE ounI TO be entirely erroneou.
" No." +; ALFRED COSBY.
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To 30h September 1853 and exclusive Vi e e"pe'e'
incurred Tor final printing and olhuing N H.. ,o,,.,s
FnIowInn these statements Is digest OF all the circulars
and instructions issued from The State Department, anu
from Supentendens Of Census 10 me I'd
in taking tho census and The person emplo ca III co"Ps
the returns. Tho utility OF thia digest Is evident
We then have well prepared description oil the European
census SYSTEM" showing what times anu IN ~hn' man
ner the population and statistics Of the dltteron countries
OF that continent are obtained .,,,. =,
From the Introductory deuis relating more especially
tho census oil the United otates iot low, W. S"' "
following statements:
TERRITORIAL EXTENT THE UNITED STATES
TAuLE 1.-THE following table was prepared lur the zen.
Square miles.
Area Of the Pacific slope of the region wa 30 ,es
tered by rivers falling uto the Paehc $4,000
Area of the Mississippi valley, or Of the region
watered by the Mississippi, Missouri ana 30, 81,
their tributaries oo ''-''''''
Area of the Aantc slope proper b3i ,lUO
Area of the Atlantic slope, including
only the waters falling into the
Gulf OF MeYco Vest Of the Mis-
sssippi le5o4o
Area OF tho Atlantic slope, including
only the falling into the Gulf
Of Mexico East Of the Mississippi li6e3o
WA va,e pr fail "Io ,he Atlantic $685.
rola area Of the United States and their Ter -,
THIS estimate by Colonel Albert has claims 10 uu.
enticy which be urged for those more commonly
used but obzcrve that in subsequent part oil tc nHo
ducllon the aggregate Of the Unon given by btacs
and Territories 10 900 square mcs The latter amount
Is tho result Of examination oil various oneia reports
from the Land Office Congress- and tho State Department!
The given in tho ccnsus report 1852 Ut The terri
r,ory of The U. Stutcs, is 3 .572 square miles
Mr. De Bow remarks upon the foregoing table as follows
1.-The territorial Of The republic IL, therefore, nearly
times large That of Great Britain and runce com
blnct three times large as France Great Britain Austria
Prussia Spain Portugal, Belgium Holland and Denmark
together; and half lines as large as the Russian
Empire in Europe; sixth less only than the area covered
by the ly.niue or sixty empires SatGs aud republics Of
Europe; Of equal with the Roman empire, or tiu oil
Alexander neither OF which ia said TO have exceeded
1900 600 square miles" .,o
The area of all the States OF Europe ia given as 3o6i s3l
square miles The of the different counes on this
com inent ala given aa follows:
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NOR KENT.-lhG btL house containing nix AyA
j. the vi Marshall anh Madison present &J
Cupei by Nj john T. Slater. pU,desson gwen Immediately M
Rent per unu Apply TOLER q COOK,
Pear
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ClMNERG!sL EIEG8isD,

r-s- S0ihluS by WelcS graph, last night.
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6,lsysMEHE SIiIRIS.-tjnr Gents surcr,ur q. h.
" onc cnls hueDr spun six SHIFTS, y.t
rrv anal Tor sale by kLNT, PAINE s. HEHr
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TO PARENTS AND GUARDIANS,

HAVE nmy School the imIeJ number bcaders cr which al
y. all uthc hitherto arpropri ed 10 he ACCOM-
noI4ion Ladies filled Not wishing howevtr 10
rc who have rrrely lied Tor adnss, and others T
may aT.y take this .nI Of Informing al cpceIhp
by arangcl rnt Uf my can crU'e aah s"s
heretofore ucrs occupied 0 Bnaiders and mus Az
connoae larg number III have had during any previous
Nov I5-iScim lEY VI. u. HCGE. Richmond
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The alphabetical arrangement recommended all Of sta
tis.lca publications The would been aoiie in
The present volume Ia the aggregate tables aud ia the order
siderng The states had not the material
y praed anon the old method extension Of the country
the geographical method of arranging States
| meu aud ought 10 be abandoned.
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Total area OF North America s,S3.b45
The line Of the United States as furnished oy the
Coast Survey Office, is us follows:
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-03
CLOTHING STATION

Y uii,r now our ffiends,un the public generally
those in OF any kind quality OF GOODS, fonl
the very finest Crystal Palace style, tc the common N
tcles of every day
We invite the attention of those wanting articles la
our line give IA cal-iecling assured that
ind will sell cheap any house in this city and
good any Being judges of CLOTHING, and wish
ing sell fair Terms the public may rest assured
that they Will obtain the worth Of their money.
We may enumerste some at our articles, such as fnr
French BEAVE OYER COATS, all colors, Oper
Cloaks stv Bus ness Coas of all and fash
ions Dress and Flock of all kinds; Pants OF al
styles and quality from the Boot and Tree to the Miss
s,ippi pattern. Also the beautiful Vests made
in patterns, rich the mines of aorn'a aud morc
enchanting Silk. Pushes, Brockades, V,vets, Cash
mere, &c, &c; Bosom Stocks, Cfavats, beautiful IL
look al Fanny STOCk KS, FINE s II K r S and com
mon ones, Fancy Susrehdrrs Hosiery. Gloves, Mius
Bucky,in Gloves; some most splendid Umbrellas. sim
gle and double ones Under Shirts and Drawers. Wed.
On, Silk and Cotton. and all things cnthc
in comfortable garments, whether he be rich
poor. Our ouse is open 10 all to come and Ion
themselves.
Those wishing their garme made TO order we say
keep tie finest Cloths Cnssmers and Vestings. ol
all kinds, 10 he found in this market and
everything be made and fitted according to orderoi
the goods returned and no pay demanded.
We have the best workman engaged in establish
that be secured North South, therefore give
5 II trial.