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We learn that Mr. VIM M. Foster, whose ability and
accomplishment Is actor are well known. proposes to
give at Odd Fellows Hall, on Monday evening next,
dramatic entertainment for The bench, of the sufferers by
the yellow lever al New Orleans Mr.. Foster was for.
mery resident OF that city, and we trust tina, his phil
an'bropc effort to add to the fund, being raised in
oar city Tor this charitable purpose, will with the
full success which il so we'll deserves.
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. GENTLE CLIMATE "A letter from Lahaina, Sand
wch islands, gives liable Of The weather for Is44 and
isi5, and says Al einele glance win be seen ha,
in the winter the Thermometer stands no lower than ~
and in the summer season no higher than So OF s4 Du-
ring the winter, and al height exceeding one hoa-
sand feet above the persons thoughts dwell not
seriously on the necessity Of ERE and during the
mer, as lar down the loves, plains, there is usually
fine sea or land breeze which is decidedly agreeable
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Negroes Brought from Africa.

Gagnanfs Messenger of July 2s,h notices statement
OF the Cou,nr Nonies 10 the effect that the French
government is the point Of according TO firm OF that
place leave to introduce into the Antilles from the coast
OF Afnca, 600 hired negroes
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by TELEGRAPH.

AND IMPORTANT PROM MI xIco.
CHaRLEsroS, Is. CO. Aug. I've have sdvices here Of
late arrival from Vera Cruz at New Orleans, bringing
daies the Sh. 'h~4.s
appears the OF the frontier States have
decided take the necessary steps protect Mexcans
from injuries sustained in consequences Of tho alleged fail
ure Of The United States government 10 comply with tho
spuiatons Of The treaty oil Guadalupe Also to rspress
Indian incursons The subjee, has already been forward
ed cabiner Washington for redress. tse2
Heavy mercantile failures had taken place II Vera
Ctuz
The Official xplci,y con,radics the rsmors
respecting The alliance of Mexico with spain and England
for the protection OF Cuba This, the editor Temasks 10
highly absurd. and If carried out would place Mexico be-
nea b the tYrannicsl yoke of Spain.
terrible epidemic, resembling The yellow fsvcr, had
brt ken the capital OF Guerrero fatal in
It's consequences, and had already carried of many Of tho
principal iuhabitants The mortality rghdul. and
the distress aud suffering almoss incalculable. :
There is no other news Of general moment
RAILROAD AccrDkNr. -.stHF.TR
ALBANY. Ang. I7-An accident occurred on Monday on
the Erie aud Northeast lsiiroad by which about nssn
persons were considerably injured, but killed The
accident happcaed about miles Erie Two pas
seuser and the baggs thrown off The track
and badly broken.
New ORLEAss, August II.
The number OF deaths this week fifteen hundred and
thiry-,wo Of which thirteen hundred and sxtyons
by lever The Howard Association have taken in charge
three Thousand in four weeks They ask aid or north
cities. This week all the dead could be baried.
One hundred and twenty-five bodies burned. Tho
weather unfavorable The fever ever
and the merchants were closing their stores.
DEPARTURE tE
Bosros, Aug 1.-THE royal mail steamship Niagara
took her departure from East Boston to-day, with
evenythree passengers for Liverpool eighteen for
HALIFAX
Psovipxsos Aug ls-The jury in the of,he
railroad di.aser found verdict against Conductor Putnam
who has held bail in the OF Ave taouslnd dol
lars. rE.zts .aiH@n
sTKucK LtGHrsSe-Loss oy
INV YoRs, Aug. is The schooner L, Powell, from
Wilmington, struck by lightning yesterday oil Squa
Beach, by which seaman named Kelly was killed, and
three Others wounded The vessel damaged. and her
cargo on IRE. 1901
NEw YoBK. Aussst lS.- Flour is hesvy-sales Of 600
bbs ut SIS s5 w Tor Stale, So 90 SIS 25Ior
x od Ohio, and So 37i IS ga Tor southern. Wheat
Is 6rm-sales Of 10000 bushels white Ohio IT Is2
Corn,ses OF IS 900 bu shells 73b for Mixed and Is
cents for yellow, et.fe.atreat
BALTIMORE, Aug is -Four-sales Of $50 bbls At % I2
Wheat is OF 900 bushels los los
red 10 Ii5 for white Corn-sales Of 5000 bushels
Al 60 for v hi,c and 81 cents for yellow,
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by GREEN ~ SCOTT. Aucssoneers.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON ELEVENTH STREET.
Maryland Avenue, al sucdonon Friday, the 18Th
shall SELL 'front.' OF the premises, 81 O'Clock hand
building lot, situated and fronting Is iith
between Maryland south ~ feet
purchaser for the deferred bearing isssess
from day ~ sale.
deed given and deed Of taken Title ndisgsms.:
AueI2- HHFw AucdoneeB
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BY GREEN q SCOTT, Auct,onoers.

Trustees Sale Household and Kitchen Furniture
Monday, the 22d shall SELL nj 10 O'Clock,
residence Mrs. A. l.. Rogers south side Pennsyivan,
l and 18th by virtue OF deeds
duly recorded good Of furniture viz
Mahogany sofas, lounges parior aud rocking chairs
I" sdeboxrd, dressing and other bureaus
" card, extension, dining and other tables
% marble top, icrtabic, and two gilt franc mirrors
Girandoles solar, hall, and other lamps
ornaments, &c. a,. #e.E
hnc painted cottage chamber Get az
Maple painted wardrobes, bedstcsds, and washsapds
Feather beds, hair aud shuck mattresses and bidding
ply ngrnn, passage, and step carpets, oil cloth
iai,ask. window curtains
China, glass, and crockery plated castor, &C.
Cane seat and other chair
Large cooking, and other
Shovel and longs, sndiroHs and tenders
good Of kitchen kequisitss.
Terms cash. s.#ss GREEN d sCDTIs
Aug I9-3t eA Auctioneeu
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DOR SALE Or RENT.-The house on Montgomery street.
occupied Mr.. Alexander Lot ~ by I$0, smoke
&c. The house cellar four
on pantry
i'm could be
monthly instaimcnts the building association.
Possession be had Immediately.
sE A. HYDE,
Aug l9-3td. Georse to~n.
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New Books.
IAMEs's Young womans Friend l6mo rs cents.
j Jarnes's Course of Faith; i6mo. rs cents
Hengstenbey the Hcvelaionsi 2 vols. 81
Startling Questions by Rev. J. 4. Rye. rs CENTS
Charnock OF the Attributes Of God : VOLS g.
Of Johnson the Missionary 10 Sierra Leone ST.
Martyrs Heroes Dafd OF the Scottish Covenan by Georre
Gi6lian illustrated; l6mo. 80 cens
Daughters az China by Mrs. Bndrman. rs cents
Memoirs OF James A. aud Robert Haldane. g.
Morning and Night Watches; l6mo. IS cents.
A sbepherds Cali o Lambs. 80
Jacobus Gospels; vols. 4 and 2. ~ so.
The Gospel Glass by Lewis stuckiey limo IS cents
GRAY d BALLANTYNE,
Aug 10 Seventh street, near Odd Fellows Hail.
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RAvlcEs OF THE CHOLERA IN CopESnAerS.-Tht
OF the ravages OF the cholera at Copenhagen.
The lower orders divide their day between work and
funerals the reckless TO be heard frolcking in
erns, and shouting, "le, and drink for
we die" The rich have applied, within the last lev
days. TO the number Of 1000 for passports to leave the
place the hereditary prince ADD his have resolved
staying in Copenhagen to serve encouragement
and example. committee has been formed for pre-
venting the extension OF the cholera they all the
wrc,ched inhabitants of still more wreched teneens 10
be brought into better dwellings, feed and ooibe them
The police have dispersed sumber OF ookercs poor
lodging bouses-he women and children are found in
almost all cases destitute OF body and bed linen.
AFFAIRS AT BuGsos AyrEs-A letter 10 the New York
Express from Monteyideo, dated June 2oh, says;
Since last, great change has taken place in the
political state OF Buenos Aryes The bIockad fleet has
negotiating 10 bbe some OF the outside chiefs TO upset
Uquinn, and that they have hopes OF II ii be
moi ended IN this way we fear j, will last long time
yet.
1.-The receipt Of the above has check ed the demand
for goods oil all kinds o the fear ri block
ade OF the coast by the Bueno- Ayeah squadron For
The same reason prices oil produce have sened Tor the
fear that osr supplies would be entirely cut o."
The CRYsrAL PALAcE-On Saturday asi a,3as visiters
admitted 10 the Crystal Palace. and on Monday.
4i57 The contributions 10 the Washington national
monument 10 the two days amounted to sos 81, making
The whole sum 81 22S On Tuesday on which day there
were 326i admissions. Powers splendid statue OF Eve
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PROTECTION TO AMERICAN CITIZENS IN CHlkA.-Hon
Humphrey Marshall, urcommissioner in Chin,, in
swer to inquiry from Messrs. Smith, King, & Co..
American merchants a, Shanghai, to whether in the
event Of American property being destroyed plum der
ed by the rebels, we should be enabled through the Uni
ted States government 10 recover the value thereof"
plies, that though the intercourse between the United
States and China furnishes precedent for establishing
the practice in such the treaty OF Wang lya'
assures the citizen esden in China, in peaceably attend
ing 10 his Affairs the special protection OF the govern
men Ia d.fault Of such protection, Mr. Marshall adds
the Chinese government must beco responsible for
lence. for want Of adequate protection Also, that
should the Chinese public authority announce to that oil
the United Sales, in advance OF threatened danger
Cbias is unable to comply with the stipulaions OF the
nineteenth article Of the treaty. the proper authority OF
the United States would protest such declarson and the
United States would take measures extend TO its citi-
the protection China fails to afford but the same
time would bold the government OF China responsible for
any losses said citizens might incur by her failure 10 OBJ
serve the Terms of The treaty. Mr.. Marshall adds;
''The commo,ion which now sgita,es China is mix
ed wafa contest between government and its 81 b.
ecis-wilh which the American citizens in China have
no concern. There has been no declaration OF war,
which they would, Merchants, be bound TO notice in
care of public and, therefore, should The con,e
involve Their interests endanccr Their property. they
hive no other than 10 live strictly within the let
OF the treaty and repose npon The vigilance and good
faith Of their government to attain ultimately IN
demny Tor any awessness and violence The part OF
Cbixese subjects"
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State and OF the country 90 not reject such COUNSEL
when put forth in 1893. BY reason Of any "ss"'u
remembrance OF what was enormously done In isas,
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ny j. c. MCGUIRE. Anesis"ser.
GOVERNMENT SALE or LOT IN THE FIRST wARD-Oa
In O'Clock. the
by OF Commissioner OF Public buudt.e os No.
No II inches north y, ksween
2 and IA back 1875 feet ~ nehss Terms
cash. 80. =.
Aug Cd Aucuonsev 5
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Grand MeonIsght EScuvSton tho Young C~ahe1iss'
Friend Soctety. fas.
TIE Young Catholics Friend socieiy 10 the ehasssAs
tshiie delightful pleasure hip down he
purpose raAng ohs and educate fs1
Fsn, hcyr dusirg the coming wintev -En
The chartered @ spendd and ccnoS'cs sssssv
Co,uuhtn min Tuesday, ~
sessper Crorsco~n At ocloct, m washsnG
ton ~ ard ~, snd Aisssndra ~ a 1rf-
Tichess gepucRsn and two Isdbea 81
An snpsa supply n AuA fsesn~was
bcard. Lloyd Wilanss hand hns sesn enaA9eA t -
1jekem the n lehn r. Ellis
ONT Wm A Kennedy aad v.
I'm Kdwep, Cerg~tcwe n Wsshs,
nd Of undersigned: !. s3.4s..i tt - ass
! Tta & 4. JONES, ssss -
tae ANfM EN- HA1TLroN, vs., Ias,i,.
|r,t ~ EDWARD '. oUEkN - tsasal
ntr wM. T. rIrzrATRiCE, 81
thHFtF2F. ~ ~ NJCHOiAs CALIAN,
GEORGE HARVEY,
We. KING,
Ans 10 aH Coumtses Of Ausnes~sns.
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Psovpxsos, Aug IS The jury, in the o,he
railroad dsauer found sverdic against Conductor pnna
who has held to bal in the OF Ave thousand dot
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EOH SALE Horse, buggy, and Harness.-Thc horse
fine lay; for style and action cannot be sorpsss The
and barness in good order Apply At brch stables
Aua d2sf
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RAILROAD ACCIDkNf.

ALBANY. Aug. 17-An accident occurred Monday on
the Erie aud Northeast lairoad by which about Assn
persons considerably injured, but kil,d. The
accident happcaed abon, miles OF Erie Two pas
seuser and the baggage thrown off track
and badly broken.
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pKrARIrsK or rmx srAoAxA.

took her departure from East Boston today, will
seventy three passengers for Liverpool and eighteen 70
Halifax.
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CT. mARY-s HALL, for r"ung LAdtss- aA lnssas~-
Episcopal Church, Hamilton Terrace. No.
MORRILL, Baltimore. y
III. duties Of will Monday, ssrserhss
sb n. favorable city, ID
hsbc., ground and in i,s desirable The hungs
specially
received being limited nearly M,
application will he required
viii be forwarded application to the $780,
BALrInoaw, Aue ~. 1853. Aux 1e--3nw<wcp
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Grant Thorburn says Of his last wife, in letter TO a
Philadelphia paper My wife is blooming lass Of
forty summers; succeeded in capturing the prize only
Two weeks ago; my own age ST. 30 that my vile just
meets me half way. She is two inches taller and five
pounds heavier; so think, oDrefecton, have got the
best OF the bargain"
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VESSEL. STRUCK ny LIGHTNING LOSS CT Ii

vEssrL STRUCK ny LtGHrciSg-Loss CT LirE.
INV YoRx Aug, is The Schooner L, S Powell. from
Wilmington, struck by lightning yesterday oil Squam
Beach, by which seaman named Kelly was killed, and
three Others wounded The vessel damaged, and her
cargo set on IRE. ......s
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THE undersigned having Tansfsrred to Messrs
Sheke Bailey In The business
Of John II. Kibbcy Co.. At No o,
Market would respectfully solicit continuance 10
Sheke Bailey win,
business and desire such OF
friends continue to deal with tcm merit continuance Of
their patronage.
Aug is-3uf JOHN X. ktBBEf
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nSyoung Mems Christian Association. Rooms Pow
ers building street, the General Post Once
The library reading day Sundny
81 and The best religion
OF this
regularly received, CH~ns and
W b cordially welcomed.
ny order Of the Association. ~
Marl -<oAn
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select boarding and Day school for Young Ladies'.
THE year school, opposite Judiciary Square,
L formerly cushans will commence Tuesday, Sep
the whole
thorough substantial education and, in all departments
illustrated by ample apparatus The French
be conducted by iomoscIe kon and that Of
Professor sche Circulars containing fuller infomnuon
addressing subscriber Philadelphia, unf SCI
emser LIST, sfer that at Washington. :. $780,.
l4-eodlHo STEPHEN H. MlIiGk.
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MARK HurdIestoneI or, The TIVE Brothcrsi by
III Mrs Noodle
Jack Cade, The Bondsmans Struggle.
Gsvazzi's Lectures and Life
Haydocks Catholic Bible; illustrated; parts ~ and ie
Aur 10 - rRANCK TAYLOR.
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received and placed exhibition under the done
During tbs afternoon it attracted unbounded admiration,
The Palace Will be ihowa open every evening on or
about the LIST Of September.
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NOTICE.-Thc Navy will entertain
companed by designs and drawings until the 25u instant for
furnishing machinery and boilers complete r the
United propeller ffgaie San Jscno," lying
the PhiadeIphis navy yard
desirable that the propositions should specify the time within
which the work will be completed Payments wiz be madc ~ fol-
half a succcssfn trial satisfactory the de
he selected by the
Navy.
Navy DxrARrxESr, Aug IL, 1873,
THE National fngencer and Evening star OF Washington
rennsyvansn and Evening Argus Of Philadelphia win peas
pubishl
Aug IT. dt25ship,. ittsts
DRsEF Medical Directions for the Treatme o. 70
and the OF poison,
directions performing simple surgical
which added
lions sick cookery. Price o5 cents
Aug " FRANCK TAYLOR.
ID his times edition, vol l2mo.. Price si rs.
Just received and for sale by a....
TAYLOR MAURY,
Aug IL Booksellers, 9th street
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-10-06
UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND.

THE Forty-Sixth Annual Session will begin on
i THURSDAY, October, 18th, 1853, and end
on the LIST of March, 1854
Principles and Practice of Surgery and Clinical
Surgery-NATHAN R. SMITH, NJ. D.
Chemistry and Pharmacy-WM. E. A. AIKEN,
M. d.
Principles and Practice of Medicine and Clinical
Medicine-SAMUEL CHEW, M. D.
Anatomy and Physiology-JosEpH ROXY, M. D.
Obstetrlcs-RIoHARD II. THOMAS, M. D.
Materia Medica, Therapeutics and Pathology
GEORGE w. MILTENBERGER, nj. D.
Practical Anatomy-BERw1cK B. SMITH, NJ. D.
Fees for the full course, $50; Demonstrators
fee. $40; Naturalization, IS; Graduation, $40.
For purposes of Clinical instruction, the Faculty
have at their command the Baltimore Infirmary
containing 200 beds. 1t belongs to the University
and is managed and attended entirely by the Fac
ulty and is open to all matriculates of the school,
throughout the year without Fee
Anatomical material is abundant and cheap
Expenses of living in Baltimore as low as any At
lantic city. VIM. E. A. AIKEN, nj. D.,
au 25-ts Dean.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-10-06

We are requested to announce Mr.. ANNIs b.
ALLEN as candidate for Road Supervisor for
the first election district oct 6*
To the Voters of the First Election District
| offer myself as candidate for Supervisor OF
the Roads in this district, and if elected Will dis
charge my duty faithfully.
sep ST THOMAS ]. MILSTEAD.
We are authorized to announce Mr. JOHN b.
CARPENTER as a candidate for Road SuperVi-
sor for the first election district.
au lS-te*
We are authorized to announce WILLIAM
CUTTINGS as a candidate for Road supervisor
for the third election district. jy 21-te
We are authorized to announce Mr.. RICHARD
HARDIN as a candidate for Road Supervisor for
the fourth election district.
jy l4-te.
Mr. WELLS: You will please announce CHS
S. KINNENIAN as a candidate for the Office of
Road Supervisor in the third election district of
Charles county. Je ~.
Mr.. WELLS: Please say to the People through
your paper that THOMAS SAMUEL. DENT is
a candidate for Supervisor of the Public Roads
for the first election district, and solcits their
support sep SIT
Through the solicitation of friends do most re-
spectfully present myself as candidate for Su-
pervsor of the Roads in the third election district
of Charles county, and if elected | will discharge
the duties faithfully. VIM. NJ. NORRIS.
sep SIT.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-10-06
GENUINE
POPULAR MEDICINES,

EOR SALE by HENRY PEEL, corner King
IL and Fairfax streets, Alexandria, Va, in guam
titles to suit purchasers:
Brandreth's pills, NIofTatt's pills, Holloway pills
and ointment, Indian Vegetable pills, Lees New
London pills, Lerdy's Sarsaporilla Blood pills,
Townsend's sarsa parlla, John Bulls do, A. H..
Bulbs do, Sands do, Mexican Mustang liniment,
Rushton's cod liver oil, SHINES do, Hampton s
vegetable tincture, Ayers cherry pectoral, Hast
ing's syrup of naphtha, Browns essence ginger,
Canon's dyspeptic btters Nc Allister's allhealing
ointment, Perry Davis pain killer, Little's white
oil, horseman's hope, Barry's tricopherous, Lyon
katharion, Upham's pile electuary, Houghton's
pepsn, Stablers cherry expectorant, Jayne's medi-
cines, Lacock's pulmonic waters, Dr. Roses pre-
parations, Carriers Spanish mixture, Railways
ready relief, Rowand's tonic mixture, Osgood's
Chologogue, Fahnestock's vermfugo, Frcys do,
Chapman's do, McLean's do, Wrght's do, Morses'
invigorating cordial, Tobias venetrian liniment,
Rushtons tooth-ache remedy, Hobensacks worm
syrup, hygiene btters, oriental hair restorative,
Railways resolvent, Jaynes sanative pills, &c. SC.
UTDealers supplied at the lowest prices.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-10-06
TO THE FARMERS OFCHARLES
COUNTY,
COTTINGHAM 81 JOHNSON

cS CohNSc-f
HAVE now in store for sale PENNOCk'S
Ill Improved WHEAT DRILL and SEED
SOWER. This machine is the first successful
Drill used in this country. 1t has been smplIfied
and improved by the original Patentee every year
for the last six years, and now he believes he
has perfected one of the most useful labor-saving
Machines for the Farmer that is now in use.
We are also prepared to furnish Agriculturists
and Dealers in Implements the following articles
of our own manufacture
Ploughs, Harro,cs, Cuzirators. Wheat Fans,
Grain Cradles, StraD Cutters, Corn
Shelters, Wheat Ihreshers, and Horse
Po,oers-aU in great uariety.
Castings by the ton or single piece for Ploughs
and machines. Also variety of articles too nu-
merous to mention, to all of W hich we would re-
spectfully call the attention Of old friends and pa
irons, assuring them that all articles we manufac-
tnre shall be of good material and workmanship,
and sold on reasonable terms as they can be had
elsewhere. We prepared to fill all orders with
despatch and fidelity very cheap for cash.
COTTINGHAM & JOHNSON,
No. l2l Pratt-street, corner of Hollinsworth
au 25. BALTIMORE, Nd.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-10-06
SIMMER GOODS.

YEN1E undersigned invites the public to call and
L examine his stock, among which may he found
For Ladies'
Kid, silk and thread Gloves
Black Canton Cloths and Alpaccas-all prices
Berages, Berage De LANES and French Lawns
Pondicherry beautiful article for second mourning
Plain and dotted Swiss and book Muslins
Parasols-assorted colors; black silk mitts
Cambria Edgng and Inserting. and Swiss Go
English and French Chnts and Prns-all prices
Jaconet Cambria Handkerchlets
Hemsttched and embroidered do
French worked Collars Chimizetts, U'sleeves, SC,
For Gentlemen--
Black. blue and brown French and Eng. Cloths
Black and fancy Cassimeres-various styles
Silk. satin and Marsellles Nesting
Zimmerman mixture and cloudded Alpacca-a good
article for boys
Fancy. white and brown Linen Drillings
Kid. silk buck, Isle thread and cotton Gloves
Black and fancy silk Cravats and Stocks
Brown. mixed and striped half-Hose
Heavy bleached and brown Duck
Irish Linen-dterent prices and qualities.
Collars NEW stye) and ready-made Shirts
Canvass, Padding, Sewing Silk, sc.
For Serrans-
Blue Denims, Penitentiary Plads and Stripes
Striped Cotton Osnabergs Cotton Yarns
S-4 rs and IA brown Cotton
Nos l. 2 and Burlaps; No. l Cotton Osnaberg
Bed Ticking and Check Cotton-al prices
Together with general assortment of Hats
Shoes, Drugs, Groceries, Hardware, Queensware
and many other articles too tedious to mention
all of which will be sold cheap for cash or TO pune
tual customers on credit of six months.
may 26. VIM. FERGUSON.