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Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1853-03-05
CIRCULAR TO THE PUBLIC.

NHE Trustees of the Montevallo Institute, near Co
umbus, take this method of informing their pat
rons and the public generally that they have secured
the services of Mr. ABRAHAM MAER, as Prnci-
pal in the Female department OF said Institution
The qualifications Of Mr.. NJ instructor youths
and especially OF young ladies, is too we'll known in
this community to require any commentator. His
age experience and success hitherto are sufficient guar
ranees to all who may feel inclined to parouze the
school and the Trustees confident. that with his
services and the aid Of their accomplished Assistant,
Miss ROOT, that they may promise their patrons
thorough course of literary and scientific training
The next session Will commence the 2Sth of this
month, at which time twould be we'll for those who
intend to patronse the school to send in their pupils
The situation Of the Montevallo Institute is in every
respect favorable. Ii is high elevation, well sup
piled with pure air and water, and remote from any
causes of disquietude.
Board can be obtained in the vicinity at reasonable
rates. VIM. B. WINSTON, President.
W. II. WILLIAMS, Secretary.
February 18th, 1853. 3-tf.
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1853-03-05
NOTICE.

YIYHE copartnership existing between Robt. MEOW
andJ. H. Westbrook, at Barton, Low ndescoun
ty Mississippi, has this day been dissolved by mutua
consent. All those indebted viii make payment K
Robert MCGOWAN; all those having claims will pre-
sent them to him for payment 49,
ROBT MCGOWAN,
JH. WESTBROOK.
February lst, 1858. a-6w.
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1853-03-05

But after November was hushed the silence odeah Let
it be hurled again. We do dislike it, for in the sober
respect of the people find shield against the missiles of
an exasperated and traversed demagogueism
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1853-03-05
2 q s..
UNDER TAKING.


All orders in this line will be attended to in avery
superior style to what has been done heretofore. we
have the most Splendid HaqYSe in the State. METAL
&c BURIAL CASES all sizes, cheap as good wood
Collins can be furnished. All kinds Of wood collins
made to order.
February 9TH 1853. IL
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1853-03-05

2TThe Ripley i AdUertiser is down the Standard like
thousand Of brick heads remarks with the omnous and
appalling word TO timd men and trucking politicians Ultra
ISM" Now, for the satisfaction of friends at Ripley
beg remark that while not nsensble to certain
of attery little sensitive about the OF
Its application. We dislike have it thrown at like brick
we do. And we beg Ripley friends they love not
to manifest their regards earnestly because is te say
ing, that Familiarity breeds contempt" But away with ban
The Advertiser has partly misunderstood our position and it
is evidently Ignorant OF some facts ought be familiar with
has lesson yet learn and when it shall have been in
sruced as 1t soon will be, may that ultra
ms" but words OF sobeess and discretion uttered
season. and dictated by any other than bloody spirit OF a de-
sire to chop off the heads OF Union democrats The very pa
per containing the assault upon the Standard charging witt
rocous demand for the sacrifice of the Union democrats
contains well written article commenting Col w. H. John
son as candidate for Governor Now would have been bu
fair the Advertiser have told its readers that the bloody
Standard first paper the State to name Col johnson
tor that station.
The Adeertiser either purposey unwitngy charges
with the desire of debating the convention its candidates
That is labor-had we the DESIRE which have no-tha
we know to be bootess All that aim at Is to show ina
low mdercurent is floating forward to places wher
Compromises may be effected which will throw some men up
candidates of party who doomed odeea "hat ne
appears to Ripley friends the result OF sprlt Oh ca
hon ssmpy the exposure of the tricks OF designing men,
view Of these facts quite willing be misunderstood
even misrpesened and called bloody for season. Tor we al
sure that Time will right US, and impartial and taT mnde
men justify us in the end.
We pleased learn that in and about Ripley the demo
acy are resolved let by gones be by gones and we IL
e that the Advertiser does approve of the spirit OF
previous article from the simple fact that its circle Of vso
too weak pierce the wes of those who have sold the pa
IN bygone time. We were called bloody" "agator,
and dsorganzer June 1851 and after September the CT
'd away only be raised again in October with more fur
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1853-03-05
NEW AND FOREEGN
pEAAN'ES.
mp ORTED DIRECT FROM FRANCE.

l-HI ONLAO- OILsNOL IN O1a I1Vd-F ON
sza--es<- E-gEzzss NJ MARTIN GARDINER AND Flo
&FE 1Sa RIsT at Paris, begs leave to inform
SSs1 zSaS>Ao the public that he has arrived in this
place with a splendid collection of Fruit and Flower
Plants of the raret discovered by the Horcultu-
rGlSociety of France, such 500 varieties of Rose
Trees, of different colors II Perpetual Moss Rose
Trees, such Camilla Orange Magnolia, RIDDEN
drum, Prvne, Anarglis, Dahlia Pear, Apple, Peach,
Prune, Apricot and Cherry Tree.
Also Mezel, Sugar Bigareau, Mammoth Cherry Of IL
to pound Perpetual Raspberry, of the size of egg;
new sort of Gooseberry, of monstrous flowers and
fruit; 90 different kinds of Vines all sorts of Fruit
and Vegetable Seeds Also, African Asparagus, &c.
0IF Catalogues can be seen at the store on Main
street, between Towards House and the Post Office
March 9TH, 1853. 6-1w.
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saturday Morning, March 5, 1850.

nWe have heard of several attempts being lately made by
some villain to force into the houses of several
respectable families in the suburbs ofour city This thing de-
mands attention. and citizens should be on the alert We
mention the fact that attention may be given to by
the proper authorities of the city.
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1853-03-05

Job N. Kinvon. ofTishemingo the gentleman honoredby
Gov Fooe with the appointment of T. States Senator has
declined The Governor inmates in note to the Msslssp-
pian that as his effort full representation IN the
Senate has proved amentaby above he shall not make
another trial.
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1853-03-05

the shearing of pigs and the meeting of Congress.
Finally, there exists but little doubt that 1853
will be most wonderful year, far surprising in
interest all that have preceded it.
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r. D. HADEN,
SAML. D. READ,
Janauarr 1st, 1859.

Major f. c. EGGLESTON, is the authorised a.
gent in the absence of the undersigned and at all 9th
times for the collection of the accounts &C. of the
late firm of Haden & Read, who will receive and re-
ceipt for the same. Z. d. HADEN.
Columbus, January Ist, 1858.
r. d. HADEN having sold his interest in the a.
bove firm to Mr.. JOHN L, PARHAM The Grocery
business will be continued at the old stand of Haden
81 Read on Market street, in the name of PARHAM,
READ & co. The very liberal patronage hereto
fore extended Haden & Read is respectfully solici.
ted for the new firm. r. ID. HADEN
SAAIL D. READ
Columbus, Feb. 1853. fly.
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FALA AND WINTER GoCDs.
HAMILTON, BASKERVILLE. & co.


HAMILTON, BASKERVILLE g. co.
TTAVING purchased a very large supply Of FALL
Ill AND WINTER GOODS in The best markets the
country Affords and the best terms the cash would
command, greater portion of which receive
ed invite their customers and the public generally to
call and examine their stock. They assure their pa
irons Of their disposition and Confident ability to sup.
Eply them good terms any house in tins any
ineighboring city. sm
They particularly invite the attention of the ladies'
to their large and beautiful selection of - ssia
- SILKS, CASHMERES DELAINEsS.o -
and other dress goods h9s
Ve7ret and -.SiLs embroidered MANTILIAS de-,
in which they vii! offer unusual inducements to pur-
chasers. sss ls7a #siS
Their stock of heavy goods for plantation
ready made clothing. Prints, Carpetings, Saddlerq
Hats BooteS, and Shoes, HdrdlUare and Cuttfe etc-
ely, SiE0er and Plated Here Crosery and Chino can
not be excelled in quality, sly les and eheaphess.
| Having much larger stock than heretofore ana
greater variety they deem it sufeiet6 say that they
at all times prepared and pleased to show their
goods without fear Of competition in styles peess
| Columbus MISS, December Ii. 1852. 9:x
DKssOLUTg0N. g
THE firm of Taylor & Mccarthy was dissolved Is.
/ | mutual consent on the lst instant. They can be
found at their old stand. where they request theft
friends to call early and settle their accounts
January Is, 1853. slow.
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ATV'EE4N 'DTe9E ygS

THE Copartnership heretofore existing in the name
of HADEN q READ, was dissolved by mutual
consent on the lst day of January 1853. The name
of the firm will be used alone in the liquidation of the
business of the concern.
Mr.. R. d. HApES, has in charge the collection of
the debts due the firm and the payment Of all demands
against it. All persons indebted are respectfully and
earnestly solicited to make payment without delay
r. D. HADEN,
SAML. D. READ,
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GASg0n & EETTlElWEG.

ASEON &, EETEaEANEG.
- Main Street, Columbus, Mississippi N
THE subscribers would inform ther friends and the
| public generally, that they have Near and SpIen-
did assortment Of all the various kinds and styles of
FURNITURE principally of their OWN MAKE. but if
any prefer the cheap NORTHERN WORK, they
prepared to furnish that also at PRICES that cannot
fail to suit cheap the cheapest and favorable
terms any other establishments in this par, of the
country, call and be convinced.
PE8N CS.
Persons wishing superior article in this line would
do we'll to give call We order from no second rate
mandatory, bat the BEST, We believe we can sell
them 10 per cheaper than they have soldin
this market.
UNDER TAXING.
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NEW MUSIC.

TUST received at the Columbus Book Store larg
y and well selected stock of New Music. -
A d. G. RICHARDSs
January Is, 1859 5l:tf
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1853-04-26
THE DINNER.


To the exclusion of nanny other matters, we furnish
in our paper of to-day, a highly interesting account as
TO the proceedings incident to the Dinner given to the
Hon. CHAHLEs J. FAULKNER, the Representative in
Congress from this District, by the citizens of HarPeTs.
Ferry and Bolivar on Thursday Inst, for his efficient
services in behalf of the operatives of the National Ar
mories, in his efforts to abolish the Military and sub
stitute the Civil Supcrfntcndency. To the Kindness
and attention of Mr.. Joux H. SrRIDER, one of the Sc
~cretaries of the meeting, are we indebted for the sketch
which is published. The Dinner itself was most nag
efficiently gotten up-thc attendance greatly beyond
what even the most sunguine had dnticipated-the or
der and whole arrangement moEt cxcelcnt-nnd for
once at least, by the common consent of all parties,
there was real1ya, I" feast of reason and a flow of soul"
The ladies, in great numbers, graccd the occasion by
their presence, and had we been a speaking man, as
many others were, we should have occupied the stand
anhour, to have feasted ourselves in looking upon their
beautiful faces, their bright eyes and their smiling
cOuntcnances. The speeches Of MIessrs. Faulkner,
Bedinger, LOOMS, Hoge, Thomson, Norris andDaugh-
crty, were all received with the most rnpturous mp
Plausc, and were no less creditable to those who made
them, than worthy of the occasion which they were
designed to honor. The remarks, somewhat in detail,
of both NTcssrs. Faulkner and Lsomis willbc found in
the proceedings of the meeting, TO which we invite
the attention of our readers, as we are sure they will
consider them as we do, an eloquent and Just yindicn-
ton of the rights of the American mcchanic-equa
justice TO all and exclusive privileges to none.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1853-04-26
VOLUNTEER ToAsTS.

1870 4S1AS "a
By James P. Englc-Chas. ]. FaulknerI1F
terizcd by a noble advocacy of the rights and Z
lists of the working men, and n patriotic deToiI
the Constitution md the Union-may his Gvs
be the appreciation of an a~dmiring people.
By Vim. K. Wickes-Gen. Robert Arnshr3
The editor of the Union, the friend of JasCos
friend of soldiers, an officer, a democrat ~
friend ofequal rights. I
ByM E. Price-Charles J. FnulknerlTaiH9a
for his intelligence, and esteem him for his de
to the citizens interests, and love the man %
can't help it.
ByJ. a. Strider-Thc citizens of HarpeEd@9
Jealous of the liberties transferred by their
viii always be found warning against thOS
ofgoyernment that tend to consolidation
By S f Aerrick-Our glorious UnsOn-a
ftourIshesfthe Liberty tres, whose sunny jul
by the zephyrso Of Heaven, bids welcome te
edOf eFerE imesEto come and snedet
vide spread boGghs.
81 Geo. w. Coy-Charles T. nuIkuerZ
toresighti influence, industry and aPPleH,
poor mans protector, the rich mans CounselSi
strong bulWark against mIlitnFyism
By A. Wilson-The Armoty System as af
the National Armories-UnJpst in its -c
cruel in itsbearing, and tyrnnnical in its e1e
the authors merit the indignation OF eve!
publican.
By VIM. SmaIwood-Hon. G.. J, Fsulkna
Bitter Bite to Military Despotism[m &
tinue to impede the progress of such deuSm
n ms mtiTing efforts result in the OWL =
such black and satanic imp0sittOnS upon
dom Of cur artisans, thebOne and sineR
rtous land.
BY VS. SnookzCharles ]. FGulkneTE
er be animated he pure principles OF
and.mdyh as life and conduct bring norepn
the. new character he has voluntarily ASSUME
BY Thoss T. EafnshaW Of Baltimore
Henry BedingGt@The able and eloquent ue
the institutions Of the South
ByJehB Die A4oDsG has.J ]. FaulkIe
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES may old Ben6e
B VIM J. S&bHeh@G6arles j Fauls
hone md aithfaf fepgesentadFe ns
tmIe tHs
me1bno dc aItfAffl endorse
ShffErf-Indlle eloe1o
Riarcf d6 Word d union has become
~ eFlaedff re Anenean yqea9A
Ii Y Iifae- nfrino--The Repntlel
banner O. ~eoasifnti6h rs
BrGthnnS Wafd-Hon. chs
dc0ofion 80. the particulars ute
stluenc3, shows 5hathe undtIstlna
representative 100 embrace Other
fry politics.
Ny Chs. E. foure-Nny NE re,
memory or those abIc ard hrl''arl m
1000 6ru ' ne constitution aal fs1a
mt thrcaNnc1 The dissolution. 9 et'
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1853-04-26

ALExANDRIA, LoUHoUK AND HAMPsHnEt RAILROAD.
The friends of the 1ir5line route, OF TINT the near
est practicable to it for this Improvement, held a
meeting III BerryvillG on Monday, which was weIEat-
tended. GEORGE w. :BRAI,FrELD, Esq, addressed the
meeting in a forcible speech of near two hours filled
with interesting s~tatiEties. A convention is tobe held
at BerryVille, for the purpose of concentrating atten-
ton TO this route, whichhas lately become highly im-
posing, on the first So sur1ay of June next Winchcs-
ter and Frederick wiz doubtless send delegates to the
meetipg-Wincheste: T~fEgfniqa. at.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1853-04-26
1lTn coNeREsaoNAL DISTRICT.

A quadrangular contest seems 10 be eoing on in
the above named district Mr.. Snodgrass is the no
mincc of the Democratic District Convention. Mr..
Lewis of Harrison, and Mr. Carlisle, arc running as
Independent Democratic candidates. Alexander N.
Sterrctt (Whig) ghas also. taken the field. The Dis
trict gave 1920 Democratic majority iii the last Pre-
sidentiaI election.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1853-04-26

Go-A1rxAxbRn RISES Esq has been nominatcd for
Congress by the Wings If the 9th District Of Virginia.
Hon. JAS. f, s%rRoTuEa, Wing, has been nominated in
the Warrcnton DISTRICT
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1853-04-26
ANOTHER CHANGE OF TRAINS.

To accommodate the public as far asst is possible
to do so without the desperation of the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Company, the authorities Of the
Winchester and Potomac Railroad have commenced
running two day-tra:ns. The Cars new leave VIM
chester at 8 and 9As NJ and Harpcrs-Fcrry at l2!
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1853-04-26

0o-The Legislature which adjourned on the 18th
inst, sat, in the two sessions, nine months aud a hall,
and passed about eleyea hundred bills
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1853-04-26

HI7TT T0T"TH SEf|NU UTTIlTGH ElftTi
that rnda The Late 3 t{rEnn niadk W fNa Enif
sSlqtes H&fenoe ssrr14 @tifins 3hrg4ft f84
tenants SO seePnd L ap& 5ais6en fffd
EeiIennn3s kdft I'LL - II IrnF hi sr-:
i've oHitefs IortlH tN4is rlnue ca4 r eft
--.I b8 Norr91ia8 9tSnr Al. P6ft&4 tS8hH. Ia
esilhlishtd by % = s6lr1adf toMaia 100 III
h1ritnIs md pDn5aH lfe00 ncIcs S0ltsBhHF ~
u ulcruSlcrvc6m cAiam Itad. al1E frdndaer
.to csI1lLA 0lsIcc4nR$ELr tot ~ ~ nccine.L
uI lL- 1IE lrd eitutSA
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1853-04-26

Arthur SrRtxGs-l4 t Is stated that this miserable
wretch refused until Saturday last TO take food, with
the evident attempt ta s4arve himself to death. On
Tuesday he Sicldedt To the cravings ofhInger and par
to0kofas small auiounfoftoo which was hstedt to him.
Sincethe day ofhis ~sGnt9nee, isdenegnotha entire
ly changed. Heholol:ga wears tia Observation-Disclosures
that so characterised ais canduct during Gle first end
second trial. This Change is the mors marked since
the manaeIes y ere u upon him, whicl Is notaiways
done In Is 6astdcrEdnC5es4
s6ry in his Most Of ishe tns hsles Upon Che bed or
on the floor g~r0alinE;, Gs if in great agonics of nlfnd,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-27

n tussirs,sr- opposite the rSxcnsn-H, nans-
IA HENRY ENAL would make known 10 his trehds anu we
attention IL exclusively gwen 70 ue An
iHITECrURAL DEPARTMENT Of his business, and nndns
his services IN this line inersssn. constant
" established 0dee and procured the assistance
OF one OF the the country Mr. LNbRoCh,
WIN viii generally the once, thoroughly
cheated Lusness, In best Academies IN 6ernany
practice OF his profession IN
four has had charge OF one
the leading the New York. where he has Psh
of the most PROMINENT pubic anu
bdings and surrounding county, soae OF
ami st. Nicholas Hotels several OF the
persons visiting the ONCE many sPee
his well alAge collection Of other plans In
every variety Of style ~. -,
Having Of pleasing those by
plans aud designs viii con
20 all work done in the once
Buildings where attention Is
required Particular attention win be paid TO proportion fnS'
lose furnish public buildings, Minis fae
tories Bridges Warehouses stores IN all the
Dwellings description suited 70 tosn or
country and saloons, Public
Halls Tombs Vaults Railing, &c, TOT Cemeteries
full specifications working drawings Tor every
contracts aud generally supern
every part If the completion, desired will
eFtiren employed among whom are
Bruce conway Robinson, VIM H. AacfArlsnd James Lyons
Robert o. Stanard, VIM IL HaHah
Wellington Goin, James Thomas, Richardson
Anen James warwick Alexander Duya and John
wickhAm, Esquirts of RiI lmond.
Bds assured that plans made FOR them will be used IN
regard for the inter
all with whom DEAL will trust insure that reward
seek-peniy Of business and fair remuneration rx,,
aaII
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gsa gSa sS@ 49, -
, ICmMoND .ANp p,NynA.s
LIE RAlLi,oAD-oPES To

I'D edmond MD DNNNtil.E IlAIIltOAD- OPEN To
HI BRAKES BRANCH, 81 MILES.
will daily Sundays excepted
Richmond brakes Branch
following points
MAnchexter Robous Coal Fei TomshaSk, Powhatau, Mat
SCOTS shop, Amelia Court House. wyanoke Jennings Or
dnay HaytokAh, Liberty Church, Mehern, Keysyie and
Drakea branch.
Richmond at O'Clock, A. NJ Returning leave brakes
Branch Al also p NJ.
Chdref. and under Is years OF half price.
furnished with
be retained In the ONCE and 1t must be
pressy pass that permitted the
Halifax O. H. and Danville meet Messrs
Co.'S horse coaches Drakcs Branch daily Pas
engers Greensborough Germantown, stem Salisbury and
Charlotte Messs Fagg Co.'S horse COache,
Tuesday, Thursdays Saturdays brakes Branch Pas
Carkvine Milton n Carolina, and IAneeyyle,
Moss Cos Coaches At keysvc on Tuesday, Thursday
and Milton YNnceyvle fSgg Co.'S
line Moniays Wednesdays Fridays, brakes Branch
Passengers Lynchhug through
Railroad facg, Caldwell Co.'S SzFr
by applications OF the Richmond aud DdnNv
Railroad.
Through Pare 70 Farmvie ............ ~
to Lynehburs. .-.. -. 8 90
CHARLES TALCUTT,
anon Artiu~ sfr'fn NJ IT, NORA lou.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-27

~ AND NkSfk1t pnx eSeDss -,ws hHxs
veil .sseted s,osk g 990ds sr he yai J ton
ton and seshay Eehefah The tOSihs eOnstiaisA paIt
as.y B orO.d rhine. r.nss, for prs.. and M.nla.
bree.ds SIN In fancy ORE back O'l /
and y Rich new style Plaid sIks .,s.t .a.
r0els o. SOLE olaee, and ,mAl checked Maresllne. .
srs french and uermAn Msnnoes and Tn bet Cloths -
Mossir .trs. canson CAN, S,s a MIN t
aMtah riAiu NircAsiah and French do .......-..I.
NJ freseh and american Printed de LAlne.
Plain and Printed Pers an Coh.-1l color.
hmerc, Monssefne and Cashmere Robes - 800
Pain and hsures hea,.sines ana Barsse de Laines
sis ana Prinr opsfs q. IlS.a. and An'nA'
Eoeroidervd. Dotted and Checked suIss Muslin. '
Meek, Bonnet, Cap and veiys-t RIbana.
Eai6t. hemmed stitched and Tape bordered lIdkf,
Irish Linens and shestinEs. and Pilowease Linen
Sras- Cloth, Corded. waddcd and BrockAdeI SHIRT,
Pulled, fowing, Gorered and Embd Sleeves
A large and choice assortment OF worked sleeve.
Mourning and Second Mourning Sleeves Collar.
.aules and Gents silk, Merino, and Nigonia Vests
complete assortment Of Ladies' Gents and Bow. Sill
Worstcd and Cotton Hose - N-'
LAd.. and Gents Embd nemmcd and cold bordd L. O.
Haniketchieds ~
La les and Gents Cold Kid Gloves alexander malo
DO 10 1hibet, Cashmere Raw slk Glove.
Ad noehin, Li. Cambria and Swiss Edgings aud Insert
,ihgs Table DamAsk Cloths, Napkins nd Doyles
hnboe.ed WOODEN and wosted PiAno nd Table Cover.
super bk' Blue, Brown, Green and Cadet Cloth
woolen, Velvet SIM Satin aud handsome wsdd yss.iSS
Shuns's I~eeds kennebeek and Kentucky Jeans
Mss,y an, ,. Plains kersey. and lApscys
Black, Green, Dtab, Mode blue Ladies Cloth.
velvet, iSPes,ry brussels. spy and Ingram carpe,inE
A large assortment Of Habit NJ Furniture Caiieoe,
american, scotch and - French Ginshams
br0rn ard BsAehed Dones sheeiings, shrngs Coto
Az OF which, having been purchased cash are offered
Wholesale and Retail at reasonable advance cost
VALENTINE, cRENsHAw co.
SEQ NO. ~Corner Broad 9TH and Capitol streets,
seq Near