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Il OF COUNTRY STORE, &c,

Il NCs
~ The subscriber intending to remove to the
town of DanvI.e, offers for sale. privately, his
stock OF Dry Goods and Groceries. aud 10
rent for term of yews his Store and Dwelling
House. There is also attached TO the premises,
a Wheelwrieht and Blacksmith Shop, with an ex
tecsive custom, which will be rented. The ioca
ton Is equal to any in the country for retail es
adjustment. Any person wishing To embark on
tie mercantile business, will do well 70 communi
cate with n a. once. WEN ROBINSON, JR.
Black Heth Chesterfield Co, Va. FEB IS, 1853,
IA
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- We see by the Nashville papers that
Mr.. J. B. Roberts, was to read Olhello for the
benefit of the Protestant Orphan Asylum OF
that place. We all remember Roberts-he is
tremendous in heavy tragedy.
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SPRING TRADE-1S53.

pE packets and steamers from Liverpool and
ID Havre we are receiving our spring Impor.
sasions. of BRITISH, FRENCH and GERMAN
GOODS put chased for cash in tine various En- gllsh
s1d Continental markets, comprising very !ar.e
ant splend did assortment, smong which are yar'e
t. ct new and beautiful styles OF Ladies Dress
Goods.
and by various arrivals from Eew-foIk and
Boston, receiving stock OF AMERICAN
FABRICS. the whole comprising one OF the largest
saj most attractive sssortments we have ever been
ao.s TO offer.
Our stock has been purchased under the most
advantageous circums tan aud by the lst March
vii be entirely complets and we respectfully so.
lett the merchants of Virginia, North Carolina and
Tennessee - give it an examination, with the as
earaace that Goods will be sold as low as they
csa be bought IN any market in this country.
We have also on hand large and fashionable
stock OF RE4DYM4DE CLOTHING, manufac-
tg-ed at home under our direct supervision, with
tds aid OF the most experienced cutters. We have
N ade such arrangements in this department as en-
ao.es Us To compete successfully with any clothing
Establishment in the United States.
Eg~ The whole viii be offered at prices satisfac.
tory to the purchaser, and upon liberal terms.
II 90 KENT, PAINE 81 KENT.
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The DAILY DISPATCH
Thursday Morning, March 10, Is53.

IhEsipEsT PIERcE's CABlsET.-William
:. "arey' Secretary OF State, was born in
oufnrldge. Mass, in 1886. He removed to
Troy N. T., in 1908. james Guthrie, Secre-
tary of the Treasury, was born in Bard.,ovn
hy, in 1892. In 1922 he removed 70 o,;s.
vile, where he commenced the prac,ice Of
law. The Boston Post, speaking Of bis no,;,;.
cal theory, says "he is one of the old v;ru;,;.
school, having faith in principles, even in v;r.
ginia distractions, and the disposition to an,lv
them." Jefferson Davis. Secretary Of Wa, !.
also native of Kentucky. He remove.
when boy, to the valley OF the Miss;ss;nn;. !.
where he left to enter the West Poin, Az.
my. He graduated, with fine military edp.
cation, in 1923. James c.. nobbin, Secretary
of the Navy, was bornin Fayetteville, N. c..
in 1914. Entering North Carolina College a,
an early age, he graduated with distinct ton in
1882, aad read law with Hon. Robert Strange
Robert McCielland, Secretary of the Interior
was born at Green Castle, Penn, inIlSO7. HI
studied law at Chambersburg, N. Y, and soor
afterwards removed to Michigan. Jas. Camp
bell, the Postmaster General, was born of IrisE
parents, in 8, uthwark district, Penn, in 1913
He was admitted to the Philadelphia bar il
1884. Caleb Gushing, Attorney General, is
native of Newburvport, Mass, and was borl
in 1900. He commenced the practice of Law
10 1922.
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n Two hundred aad Eve vessels are load,
ing in British ports for Australia.
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INSURANCE COMPANY-Of the Valley OF
Il Virginia at Winchester, Agency at Richmond -
about one year, with a Capital Of One Hundred
Thousand Dollars Risques taken at this Agency
on all kinds of InsuTable Property, on terms as
favorable those of other Offices Losses adjusted
with promptitude and lberality.
II. BALDWIN, Agent,
NH 5-6t* l48, Main street, Richmond
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I A negro man named Tom, belonging to
Col G rnsss, was found drowned IN the river
tNorfo>k On Sundsy last.
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- The Legislature of Maryland has voted
resolution of thanks to Maj. JAMES LOWRY
DONALDSON, for his distinguished gallantry in
the Florida and Mexican wars. Major D. is a
native of Maryland. The House had previ-
ously adopted resolution voting hirna sword
the Senate amended it SO as to makeit mere
ly bill of hanks-much more economical.
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City Hail. office of the seaier of Weights

NltJ HUI. ONCE OF tne SehItf OF W elShts
and Measures for City of Richmond.
ITO MERCHANTS and others using balances,
Il steel yards, platform balances, weights or
measures Ter the purpose of buying and selling.
hereby notified 10 bring or send them my office,
10 the City Hail. 10 be Eied and proved, and at
which place win be present every day from
O'Clock, A NJ. to o clock, P. M. Under the act of
January the l2th 1853 this duty to be performed
eTcry two years. JOSEPH c. WiNGFlELD,
mn dim Sealer, &c, of Richmond CITY
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NOTICE-Hsving deter ermined to turn my atten
l\ ton more particularly to a job work business
would make known to my friends and the public
generally, thst am now prepared to set Crates,
Ovens, and all other job work connected with the
bricklsying business All work with which am
favored, shall be done in a workmanlike manner.
Orders left at the City Drug Store of Mr. jackson
B Wood, Main street, viii meet with prompt at
tention.
fe l4-1mS JOHN SWANK.
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-%IA OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and
Steel Spectacles, light and pleasant to wear, for
ladies and gentlemen.
Spectacles for those whcar near sighted. Shell
Eye Glasses double and single eyes; Glasses fitted to
old frames. GENNET d JAMES,
mh4 Eaele Souare
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MoNTENEGRo.-The obsecurity which envel.
opes the intelligence respecting the war now
in progress in Montenegro, renders it some.
what difficult to get at the facts concerning
it. There has undoubtedly been fierce fighting,
but definite description of the battles has not
been received. The subjoined intelligence was
brought by the Baltic:
A Polish journal says that the Dragoman OF
the Russian Legation at Constantnople had
announced to the Porte that the Cabinet of St.
Petersburgh was readyto induce Prince Daniel
of Montenegro to evacuate the Turkish terri
tory and tn. positions he had taken up, in re.
turn for which he required that the Porte should
Immediately discontinue hostliIies and offered
his assistance to smooth the existing difficult.
ties.
he Austrian envoy received on the 2d an
ultimatum from the Divan respecting Monte.
negro to which he required a categorical an
swsr within FIVE days. The ultimatum de.
mands the cession to Austria OF the ports of
Kleck and Satorius, which Turkey claims
Austria would, il is said. make a casus belli
OF it. On the other hand, the French envoy,
on presenting his credentials TO the Sultan,
said il was the wish of the Emperor to make the
sentiments of friendship and reciprocal esteem,
yet more signal and durable.
Hosiilities have been resumed between the
Turks and Montenegrins, but not as reported
between Turkey and Austria.
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GS REWARD.-Strayed from the subscriber
@c about two weeks ago, small Bay Horse
about five years old. He has white feet, and ths
hair between the fetlocks and hoots is scalded Off
He hiss but one eye-the other was knocked out.
The above reward will be paid for his delivery at
MIR Wood Stable, on Cary street, Richmond.
mh5-6t s. HIJNTER
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A TERRIBLE PICTURE OF SUFFERING.-In
letter to the Galena Advertiser, written from
Oregon, the sufferings of an enigrant party are
briefly given, which make up sad picture of
Western adventure:
J.C. Morrison, of Tazewell county, ILL.,, a..
rived safely in Oregon. Their teams gave out
500 miles this side of their destination. They
left their oxen and those who had families,
and started down Lewis river on the beds OF
their wagons; and out of twenty young men SO
embarked, only four ever got ashore alive, so
rapid was the stream and so full of rocks. The
four having escaped, started through an unn-
habited country with but little provision and
few clothes. They arrived at the settlement
at last, after passing through trials and dangers
beyond the power Of tongue or pen to de.
scribe.
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- for the balance of the year, four Negro Wo.
men, of different qualifications, and Boy about
10 years of age, just from the country.
TOLER COOK,
NH 3 GepeYal Agenta.
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no TOBACCO MANUFACTUREKs.-
i The subscriber solicks the attention of Tobao.
Manufacturers to his superior Presses and Mills
of every description. P.RAHM,
Eagle Foundry, Cary below Pearl street.
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III GOD kOh sALk.-Ine ~ ubscIloer aag:l

Vi GOD EOh SALE.-Ine subscriber nay:ng
w large quantity Of Wood to spose of, has
foCod II eonvenient to take YARD for that purpose.
dis yard is on Broad street, opposite Brooke
A'snue. Orders for Wood may be left at the
stores OF G, G. Herring. Esq Messrs Reeve & Blair
Jas B. shelton, Es9, or at the yard, which will meet
vrh prompt attention.
he has on hand about 700 cord superior seasoned
oa6 Wood, which ne viii sell at the market price
ia l9-ts JOHN r. REEVE
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THE SEIZURE OF THE MAIL IN CUBA
A letter from Havana to the New York Tri-
bune under date the oath says:
Since my last, sent by the Crescent City on
the 2Oth, the most remarkable events have been
the capture Of the mail bags of that steamer,
by our police, and the examination of the con.
tents after the seals had been broken by the
same. am told that the Consul remonstrat.
ed with the Captain General. We have now
to see what the Government at Washington
will do in the case. Such liberties would moi
be taken with the British mails. From this
foreigners infer that the Lion is better guard
than the Eagle. There is much to censure
in the meek and mild gentlemen in Washing.
ton, who overlook these insults, not from
Christian motives or love Of country.
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FOR RENT.
FOX KENT.-The tenemsn, oa !

EssA FOR KENT.-The tenement on 9Th. be.
~ tween Main and Cary streets, at present oc.
cupied by Mr. J Robinson
Also, the tenement on III street. between Main
and Cary, and the large dwelling house, corner OF
Main and 9Th streets, at present occupied by the
subscriber. JAMES BOSHFR
NH 5-dn
o. STORE AND. WILLING FOR
Id RENT-We offer for rent, the Store and
dwelling on sixth street, near Marshall, lately oc
cupied by MIR. John Peroe. Possession may be had
Immediately.
mh2 TOLER e. COOK. Agents.
O. FOR RENT OR SALE.-The three
~ story tenement on Grace, between 4th and 5th
streets, adjoining my residence 1t has recently
been put In complete repair, and is furnished with
cooking range. bath room, water Closets, gas fix.
lures, and other conveniences. It's airy elevated
position, exterior and interior finish, render this one
of the moe, elegant and agreeable residences in the
city. For TERMS apply to
i fe 2l-ts DR JAMES BOLTON
e. FOR RENT-The newly built three story
&.i house, corner of Main and End street The
occupant wishing to remove to his own residence,
Is willing to give immediate possession Apply to
fe 3-ts GEO. W. GRETTER
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MRS. DAVIS, COUGH ELIXIR.-This
Ill invaluable remedy for the cure OF Coughs,
Colds and Consumption, Is the recipe OF a most
worthy and estmaOle Virginia lady, and has been
proven by the experience of many OF our own
cit!zons 20 be all that it 10 represented. From a
great number OF certificates thst have been voiun-
tarily given, the following one from wei! known
Read 1t.
RICHMOND March 1st, 1883.
hereby certify, that during the protracted ILL
ness of nv late brother, Edgar Goodson, of Con-
sumption, nothing Afforded him 30 much relief as
Mrs Daws' Elixir. believe, hsd ne tried earlier in
the stage of his disease, he would have recovered
Through its use. take pleasure in recommending
it to my friends and the public, a safe and Ger
tain cure for Coughs and Colds and an invaluable
palliative in cases OF the worst Consumption.
mh2 VINCENT GOODSON.
For sale, wholesale and retail, by BENNETT 4
BEERS, A. BODEkER, CHAS. BECK, CHAS. D.
YALE, and Mrs. A. B. DAVIS, main street, and
BOUCHER & MELTON. Broad st., aud CHAS.
MILLsPAUGH, Druggist, Richmond NH 2
NEW BOUk.-A Gazetteer OF the Unned
"A States of America comprising concise gen.
eral view of the United States, and particular de.
scripiions of the several States Territories Coun.
ties Districts, Cities, Towns, Villages, the Mour.
tains Valleys Islands, Capes, Bays, Harbors Lakes
Rivers Canals, Railroads, &c with the Govern.
menis and Literary and other Institutions Of the
Country; also, the Mineral Springs. Waterfalls.
Caves Beeches, and other fashionable Resorts /; 10
which are added valuable Statistical Tabes and a
| thor sf the New England Gazetteer, and several
| other geographical and statistical works,
~ This work 10 sold only by Agants The on
i ly sgent for Virginia Is now In town.
| LUTHER ROOT, Agent,
| mal-swe Washisstoa Hosek
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AJ HEAT STRAW .-kor sais ut the low
w price Of 81 25 per bale of 200 lbs, which is
about the average weight of the bales, suitable for
forage, for stock, bedding or packing. Apply at
the Toll Office of the James River and Kanawha
Company. or to Mr.. Crutchfeld, at the Wood Ysrd,
near the Packet Landing, on the Basin.
fa OFF
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IUAN PlZZINI, Coniectioner and Fruit deal
y er, next door to Exchange Bank, Richmond,
Va, offers for sale to the traders and country mer.
chants, the following
IT'S boxes prime Bunch Raisins
rs boxes extra Layer do
200 drums Smyrna Figs, fresh and good
100 fancy boxes do extra quality
100 boxes Messina and Palermo Oranges
so boxes Lemons, 20 trails Ivica Almonds
10 bags Tsrsgona AImonus
5 bales Bordeaux Almonds
do Cicily do
10 bags Brazil, or Palm Nuts
10 bags Fiberts, 25 boxes preserved Citron
10 casks dry Currants
100 jars No Prunes
so boxes do do glass tops
20 boxes shelled Almonds
10 cases preserved Ginger
20 do dry do
20 dog Pickles, assorted
10 bags Pecan Nuts
100000 Cigars. from s5 to $40 per M together
with large assortment OF plain and fancy Candies
OF my own manufacture, warranted to stand all
climates. Nib
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fSsnE OLD ARM CHAIR,-
Il The Old Arm Chair how il nv memory re.
traces
Ot times that have passed, of those happy faces
Worn out with fatigue, to nay seat I'd repair
WnIe my iather would sleep N the old rocking
chair.
BIZ now the cid Chair it beloues unto me-
And my forefather's Watch, VITA the old fashion'd
aey;
|: mas stoppd for years past, for I've 40 money 30
spare,
ORD take it TO BiRTHOLOMEW'S S for him TO re-.
pair.
Oae trisl III give, when my puTse 1t charges;
I've heard people say he is moderate a cnarges
20 now II you have Watches, for him to repair,
Doubt not hen please you, or IN give up the
Chair.
BARTHOLOMEW, Watch Maker,
Opposite the Dispatch ofice, Governor street.
nm
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ALL SMALL BoYs.-H. p. TAYLoR. s,h

IL street. between Grace and Frankin--My
School being exclusively Tor beginners, give sps
cial attention to Reading Correct Enunciation.
Grammar and Spelling; aso TO Geography, Map
Drawing, Arithmetic and History. Specimens OF
my boys composition and writing, may be alway.
seen al the Dispatch Office. My Rale 10 peremp
,ory but as gentle possible. oc9
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MORT ttkkh ICE.

NORTHERN ICE.
kSElNG in connection with heavy exporting
u house East, we solicit orders tor Northern
Ice OF the purest quality, By the cargo, ton, or
busbel, at low rates. Apply at our Office, Main
street Rockets.
te !8-ts WARDWELL & BADGER
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nOGGkTT ~ ANDERSON, UphOLST.
~ hRERS AND PAPER HANGERS, corner of
Governor ard Frsnklia streets, have just received
a superior lot OF whise aud checked India Matling
a'so' part OF their Spring stock of French and
American Paper HaBgings, which they would be
pleased to furnish to those IA want. fe 25-1m
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'ft0 C0NTkACTUks.-S proposals
L. will be received until the 10th of March ,
1853, tor the building oil Bridge of 80 teet
span, ON How's Patent, across Christians Greek,
on the Va. Central Railroad, In Augusta county
Contractors can bid on other plans il they wish.
Ilcontractors desire il, materials tor the Bridge
may be transported on IL railroad far as Me
ch um River.
Sealed proposals will also be received for the
grading and masonry of section No SO, on the Gov.
iugton Extep sion
Plans and profles will be ready from the 7th to
the 10th of March, i.clusive.
By order ot the Board
T.COLDEN RUGGLES.
Enquirer, Whig and Times please copy.I
te 26
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Ii FOX CHARLESTON, .. C.-The supe.
rior fast selling schr. Joseph James, Captain
hiiscnei will be ready to receive freight on Tues
day, the 9th inst, and sail above, with all possi-
BILE dispatch. For freight of 200 bbls, apply TO
NH K. RANKIN.
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DCILDERS.-Theu undersigned having erected
streets, intends conducting the Carpentering
Business IN ali It's branches, ana is now prepared
to execute faithfully and promptly all orders that
msy be given to him. Thankful for the patronage
already extended to him, he pes, by strict per-
sonai attention to his business TO merit a contn-
uance of the same. Plans will be- furnished by me
for any house.
fe IA lm~ JOSEPH F. POWELL.
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% Jus have been taken at OSBOKN'S Ua
guerreaa Galleries since the reduction Of prces.-
And we now wish it understood by all that Osborn
will continue to take fine Sky Light Miniatures in
nea, case for 81. Remember, thia 10 the only place
where Sky Light Miniatures are taken Tor 81. To
those that think one dollar is too cheap for good
Likeness, we would only say, call and get Like
ness worth or $40. Remember the place.
OSbORNS,
Opoosite the Rapks sion of the American Elags
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RURNiAG FLUID AND ALCOHOL
- 70 bbis best quality, received this day per
steamer, for ssle low by
mhe BENNETT 4 BEERS, Druggists.
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FANCY GOODS.-I have just received
beautiful assortment of Spring style OF Cloths,
colored and white Kid Gloves; to which would
invite the attention of those In want.
HENRY SHAPER,
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&AsH, BLINDS AND DOOhS.-rhe suo
~ scriber is now prepared, with a new sett of
machinery, to execute all orders in the above line.
The public will can and see for themselves. Any
quantity of the above work on hand-sash ready
slaz I'd, of various sizes Call aud see.
fe Its MILES AMBLER, Nayo st
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SPRING DRY GOODs.-WADSWORT
~ TURNER g. CO, No. Is Main Street, have
received, and are now receiving large and varied
assortment of Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods,
among which are variety OF new and beautiful
Styles of Ladies Dress and Fancy Goods, which
we offer 10 the trade ON our usual terms
Country and city merchants are respectfully So
icted to call and examine our stock
We shah continue to receive further supplies du-
ring the season. NH 3-6w
NHRIsTIAN & LATHk0P have this day
v opened very attractive assortment of Dry
Goods, suited to the season.
Blk gro de Rhine Silks, some very superior
Do figured and striped silks, very rich
Plain and figured Silks all colors
Foulard siizs and Dens Louise
Paris printed Chsllies, new ssyles
Plain and printed Pumorinas
Mouslain de LANES,
Berege de Lanes all qualities
French and Scotch Ginghams
French, English and American prints
Printed Thibet Shawls, embroidered Lace
Muslin Sleeves and Collars. newest patterns
Infants emb'd Frock Bodies
Emb'd Cambria, Muslin and Dmty Bands
Together with general assortment of staple
Goods.
NH No. %, Main Street.
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GTONE CUTTING.-JOHN W. DAVIES &
~ Co, practical Stone Cutters T. Masons, South
Side Of the Dock near Mayo's Bridge We return
thanks for the liberal patronage wo have received
and trust BY strict attention to business to continue
to merit the confidence of the public de l6-6m
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nLD dARTELL BRANDY.lhs half pipes
" Old Marteu Brsndy. For sale by
NH a. WILLS Z LOMBARD.
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NOTICE.-pRICE OF WOOD AND COAL
~ REDUCED From this date the subscriber
will sell Oak Wood for 81 per cord, delivered;
Pine for 50 SO per cord, delivered; Hard Coal a
good article, warranted to burn we'll, at 50 so per
load, delivered
5 per cent will be deducted from the above prices
for cash.
Orders left at Mr. P PWootolk's Grocery on Broad
street. or the office at the Yard will be promptly
filled.
fe8-ts THOS. FOSTER.
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-05-11
Great B9rgsg23gse
IAaEEs s,gr;wAtaT


TTASj inst received the largest AMI aest beautiful
Ii stock ofSPRING and SUMMER DRYuOODS
ever brought 10 Cadiz, which have been selected
with great care from the recent importations in
Philadelphia, and vii be yold for cash or good pro.
dpee at very srpaH. advance above Eastern cost
Purchasers are respectfully solicited 10 give them
an early call, and secure a good bargain, ~ t9 stock
eCnfists ct a general assortment Of the following ar
titlesi
French Merino and Thibct Cloths;
Egbus9s, Parnnlptes, and Pefsian iwiils;
High coioTca de LANES, cashmere and Galia plails;
Mohair and silk liistres, alpacas, all colors;
Bombazines and Persian cloths do do
High inste plain black silks, all widths;
BrAcades, salin plaids and s,Atsred silks;
Black and Chameleon silks and Turksalins;
China SiIksand Poplins, plsiaa1d figured;
Erehna and Amefican. Gin&1enis, all pFieeg
EpethEshend American chinfzes and caliGo8;
NeSdle WdrkedeuT collars, cbimixettes and cnpcs:
Enlbfoidcred, plain snd beIn-stitched linen cam
SIN pocket Ia cEaYuts and ncclst:o
Gloves niittR, hosiery and slispaujers;
Tgckings, checks, bleacllsa Bi-brsy~T ~Inuslns:
lfisb Linen table cloths and 2arnaaks;
Hrd-eye and Russia diapers,yery ehesp;
kilgh edlefed dfeaa and saek fn9ineis, plain and
Ls5eths. Cnssinelea, satinetts, Kentucky Jeans,
fsd Eestings;
Bonn9ssand Bonnet Ribbons At Bargains;
spring and Etfaaler Ehawls, general assortment;
Crash and towels AZ v ger cont. bcios regular
R6d, white and Eallow Aannels. vsry chenp.
Also e~8anernl assortment Of QuecnsSas. Gsroca.
INA. &esBfinw on vdhr trada. a
k4radlz. Ohio. April 20 1854