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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-03

fTNHE SUBSCRIBER BEGS LEAVE MOST RE
Il specially to call the attention of the citizens OF
Lynchburg and the adjoining country. his large and
splendid assortment of BOOTS SHOES, -
CATERS. &C., of his OWN MAKE, ~
- and which are WARRANTED OF THE BEST QUAIL
TT AND OF SUPERIOR WORKMANSHIP.
Persons wishing to have good and durable boot OF
Shoe for the present season, will do well call on mo-
US am determined to please, both regards quality
and price.
Don't forget call the three doors above tn,
franklin Hotel and immediately opposite the Citizens
Savings Bank 7. +. GRINALDI.
dec ll-ts
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NJ ARBLE WORKS-Fagan a. Bro
Iva SCULPTORS g. MARBLE STONE CUT.
TIERS, Formerly of Phiiadelphia,) Main st Lexine.
ton, Va. Bridge ST., Lynchburg Va; Main st. Lib.
erty va and Main st., Salem. Va, keep on hand and
make to order at Northern prices Egyptian, Italian
Nortnern and Virginia Marble Mantes plain and orna
mentai Monuments, Tomts, Head aud Foot Stones Gar
aen vases counter, Table, Bureau and Wash Stard
% boxed up to go safe withou, extra charge.
One of the firm 10 Architect and (;enor., n;
or in the Monumental Art and will furnish any design
line u.s. and all work done by u.s. will give
Satisfaction any done North or South. ''''''
Feb24-d&c6m
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STEAM M A RIFLE WORKS.
~ JOHN +. ROGERS has removed his Marble ork
'othe corner OF Main and 9th streets founo
hne assortment OF Egyptian, Italian and American
Marble, Monuments, Tombs, Grave Stones, Mantnl
Pieces of every description WaP lates, Fronts, &C.
ANY design in carving executed in the neatest ma n
aer. Orders from the country, with city reference
romptly attended TO.
Mr.. 4. having served his appreniceshipin one of the
largest establishments in New York city and having
much experience in the business fatters himse thai
ell work executed at his shop will give entire satfac
tion a any done North or South.
Richmond, July 14-lyd
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BAKER a. CLAVEY,


Nj ERCHANT TAlLORS II CLOTHIERS.-The
vi subscribers have associated themselves together
under the style and firm abo,e and have taken thai
we'll known stand the of Main and Market SITS
for the purpose of conducting the CLOTHING BUSi.
NESS, in all its various branches. They will have in
few days OF Goods suitable to complete
Gentlrman's wardrobe.
They will keep constantly on hand a well selected
stock ci { LOTHS, CASSIMERES AND VESTINGS,
whichthey will make up in the best style of workmanship
and to suit the taste of the most fastdious They
rectly invite the attention of their friends and the
public to their cstabshmedt it is the intention of
both parties all with everything in their line
having in view the rule that governs trade and business
men in general, by which they hope TO gain liberal
-lnre of the public patronage.
SAML d BAKER
VIM CLAVEY.
Feb lS-ts
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. UNION COOKING RANGEs.-T

- UNION COOKING RANGES.-The
subscriber has just received from the North, few
- more Of Ponds Improved Union Cooking Ran
ges. for wood and coal, which for economy and
nieDce have gained for themselves such ceebriiythat
they rapidly taking the place Of all other arrange.
mepts for cooking purposes
The cssk, for keeping constant supply Of hot
water without any additional fuel upon the per
feet plan Also hot air fixtures for warming additional
rooms be attached II desired Personal attention
given the setting Of them and all warranted to
operate in the most perfect manner. Thousands Of ref
erences might be offered but examination of them
the Of the subscriber is sufficient satisfy every
one Of their superiority over any other fixture
mar9--n O.. 4. BLISS.
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MISCELLANEOUS
OCkETs, LOCKETs. PINS &c.

IL The subscriber respectfully informs the public that
he has jest returned from tho North with unusually
srge stock Of Deguerreotypeing material embracing
Frames Cases &C. OF the latest styles and patterns Al
large stock OF Lockefs and Pins, extra hhe
made order, which will be filed with pictures IN the
lest style ofihe at low prices according to quality
At whi.ehurst Gallery, next door to the Va Bank.
r.. GIBBS. Proprietor.
B.-Paintings and Pictures Of all kinds accurately
cops
Bloc furnished at the lowest cash prices
feb I8-ts p. r. q.
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SYRUP-A beautiful article of New Orleans Nv
~ up-in store and for sale by
May 5--ts JOS n WILSON
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WHEAT.-The undersigned is now operating
w his MILLS, and is in market for Wheat. FL
.so keeps on hand for sale Corn Corn meal and OHal
Also. Lump and Ground Plaster.
Aug 23-Its H. IANGuORNR
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MOS rs LACY.
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STEREOSCOPIC OF Solid Daguer-
~ reOtypes.-The Public respectfully invited
to call and examine specimens Of this and beaui
full style of Photography together with large colec
lion of other specimens taken by Gibbs"
Truly Southern Artist-a native Virginian.
IT-Gallcry next door TO the Va Bank.
PETER e. GIBBS, Proprietor
April 25--ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-20

A GRAND SPECULATION FRUSTRATED
Last week some smart New Workers captured
a whale off Southampton, Long Island, and
Immediately formed plan for his exhibition at
New York. A large shed was built at a
wharf at the foot of ons Of the streets, where
she whale was to be exhibited at fifty cents a
head; advertisements, to which effect were
published in all the papers. The evening be-
fore the exhibition, the whale was brought up
the bay in tow of a steamer, and anchored of
the rIace Of exhibition; but his presence there
bsing manifest more to the nose than the eyes,
the police soon got wind Of him, and at once
ordered his owners to take him TO some other
locality. The effluvia rising from the body
constituted nuisance, instead of the object
which people were to pay to see. So the spe-
cnlators, instead Of making their thousands,
had to tow off their whale, and make haste to
secure the oil which would hardly compensate
for the trouble and expense they had incurred.
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Lou,sylLLx AND NASHVILLE RAILROAD.

LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE RAILROAD
The Louisville Journal states authoritatively
that the Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Company have made large and favorable me-
goliations for money, through their chief ep.
gineer, in London; that they have been sue
cessful in obtaining all the subscriptions ask
ed foi in every county on the line, together
with million of dollars on the part OF the city
Of Louisville and three hundred thousand from
Davidson county and Nashville, the southern
terminus of the road; that they have closed a
contract with Messrs. Morton. Seymour & Co.
for the entire completion of the road in pc
| riod not 10 exceed two years and halt, and
that the wsrk will be commenced on the firs
Monday in May next.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-20

The DANvILLE RAiLRoAD.-We have a
letter from respectable gentleman in Amelia,
which complains heavily against custom on
the Danville Railroad, and which we are the
more ready to make known (though his letter
has, through inadvertence, lain over for some
days. as We are the warm friend of the road
The custom is, he says, to charge for every
box and small bag that passenger takes with
him. A man, he says, who has trunk, no
matter what he has in ii. is not charged for his
trunk, but the moment one appears with box,
or any object not wearing the appearance of a
trunk, though it have nothing but wearing ap-
parel, and though it have any thing else that
may be easily put in trunk, he must pay
freight on it. The writer thinks il hard-and
that itoperates with especial severity on poor
people. He thinks such small packages
ought to be oyerlooked-that it would be no.
thing more than fair, while the interests of The
road, he believes, would be consulted by it,
We make his complaint, however, and hope
that if i, is well grounded, the proper remedy
may be applied.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH
SPIRIT OF THE PRESS.

The ETaminer of yesterday gives a party
review OF the late address Of the Whig mem.
oers OF the Legislature TO the people of Vir-
gin'a' Ii also makes some warm structures
upon the action Of the members of the late
Wing administration. giving the substance of
report OF the committee made to the Senate
by Mr.. Borland, the chairman of the commit
tee appointed to investigate several abuses
and frauds, which, says the Eraaiaer, had
become matters of notoriety.
The Times defends at length an article
which il had written, wherein it stated that
General Pierce, in lS4l. had denounced pro.
scription in the strongest terms, and that re.
production of his speech would exhibit glar.
ing inconsistency between his precept at that
time and his practice now-and upon which
article the Washington Union of Saturday
made some extended comments.
The Times also discusses at further length
the positions of the Enquirer on the question
OF the distribution ofthe public lands.
The Enquirer advocates the new law passed
by the Legislature regulating the scale of
votes Of the State and stockholders in ient
| stock corporations, and asserts that the law
just passed is mag gnacharta, declaration OF
independence timely provided in Virginia
against the modern despotism. Annexed is
the law, which will doubtless be of interest to
many OF our readers
In a meeting of stockholders each stockhold.
er may in person or by proxy give the follow
| ing vote, on whatever stock he NAV hold in
| the same right, 10 wit one vote for each share
of such stock not exceeding ten, and one vote
| tor every four shares exceeding ten. But
| when the Stale is a stakeholder, her vote shall
not exceed two thirds Of the whole number of
| votes gwen by others in the same election or
| en- the same question and, if the company De
| one IN which portion OF the directors is ap
| pointed on behalf OF State, such vote shall not
| be cast in the election of directors. The
proxy of the State shall be appointed by the
| Governor, except when it may be otherwise
| provided by law.
| This act shall be in force from it's passage.
Passed the House OF Delegates April 1st,
1853.
The Wing copies an article from the New
| York Express, contrasting the course of the
Southern Democracy during the late Presiden
| tial election, and their affiliations now ith
| Freesoil Democrats. 1t introduces the article
TO the perusal of Southern Wings with much
| favor.
The MaaI calls attention to the proceeding 8
| of the Wing meeting at Warwick Court
House, wherein Joseph Segar Esq, has been
| recommended to Congress and DR.. Robert H
Power selected for the House of Delegates.
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:. II . t1kki
ao I6-lw Agent for the manufacture,

~ ers and Paper Hangers, Corner of Go.
v7rnor and Rankin Streets, have now in store
their spring 81, OK OF French and American Paper
asngugs, Borders, Fire-Screens and Curtain Pa.
pe's, making complete and elegant assortment Of
ali the various styles in use. Also large variety
OF Floor Oil Cloths; India and Cocoa Mating;
Window Shades and Blinds, with general sssort
meas Of Curtain Goods, Cornices and Trimmings.
Also, Cured Hair and Shuck Mattresses; with ma.
NJ other articles in our line, all of which will be
sod on the most reasonable terms.
Paper Hanging and Upholstering executed at the
shortest notice Ia town or country.
min 3n-3m
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THE NATIONAL IsTELLIGENcER.-Ther
was debate recently in the Senate on a pro-
position to publish the speeches of Senators
in the National Intelligencer as we'll as in the
Globe and Union. The discussion produced
the following compliment to the Intelligencer,
and the subsequent hit at the Senator from
California, from the Hon. Mr.. Butler of South
Carolina:
"The Intelligeucsr," said Mr.. Butler. "is
the first paper ever saw-the first that ever
brought from the post Office, more than forty
years ago. | remember, in 1907, reading the
editorials of the Intelligencer, by way of learn.
ing 10 read; and, in l8I2-'13, was stirred by
the perusai of its columns l never see that pa
per without its being associated in my mind
with former and better times"
Mr. Weller, lin his seat.l That was before
| was born.
Mr.. Butler. Yes, sir; and think we had
better times then than now since you were
born. daughter
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-20

CUSTOM HOUSE APPOINTMENTS FOR THE
DISTRICT OF PETERsBURG.-Lewis Lunsford,
collector, Edward b. Branch, deputy collector
and clerk; Capt. Richard McRae, inspector at
Petersburg; William G. Birchet, Inspector at
City Point; Edwin L. Lunsford, weigher, gau.
ger and measurer, City Point; DIR. H NJ. Rud-
der, hospital physician at City Point.
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Ew AND CHEAP SPRING GOODS


" Il. ROSEEFELD has received his Stock of
Sp-ing Goods, 10 which he invites the attention of
hls friends and the public generally, pledging him
set t. sell cheap and chssper than similar goods
can be purchased elsewhere. His Stock comprises
in p4-. ali the styles of Ladies Dress Goods; Nee
die Work OF all kinds, such as Collars, Sleeves
Hdkfs Cambria aud Swiss Banda and Edgiugs;
Hosiery, Gloves Ribbons, &c. Also, Goods for
Geat.emeHE and Boys wear. He will continue to
receive through mis- brother, who resides in New
York. the ates, fashions as soon as they intro
duced, Call and take look before you make your
purchases. II ROSENFELD,
az 7-3Lir IT'S Broad street
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AL HEXTEK 81 SONS, respectfully in.
1lI form their friends and the public, that they
have removed from No 35 to No &c. Main st, where
toey have on hand, and are daily receiving from
their mandatory in the North, large and fash.
ionsbe stock OF Ready Made Clothing, cut
sad made in the best ana lates. styles, and will sch
them both at wholesale and retail, as low as they
caa be bought in any OF the Northern cities. We
respectfully invite the public 10 call and see tor
themselves Country Merchants would find it to
their iGterestto examine our stock before purchss.
Ag. NJ. HEXTER Il SONS,
No 90 Main street, one door below
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EOR RHEUmATI~M.-M -MAGNETO. .ELEC.
l. TRIO MACHINES FOR MEDICAL PUR.
POeES-Th-se machines are far superior to those
formerly used, with various acids, &c, as they are
always ready for use, without any previous prepa.
ration.
The current induced by a permanent magnet,
has been proved to be the only efficient electric
remedy against diseases of the nervous system,
sad is, therefore, carefully TO be distinguished
from tbe current induced through the medium of
saivautc battery. Physicians have. therefore, Sd
opportunity oy these machines, to study the action
OF electricity upon the human system to the last
ing beneet OF the whole human race
AL machines procured directly from or our
agents are guaranteed. Manufactured by Gennert
q Htzke, n. Y. Fur salt by
o A STRECKER
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Disastrous CONFLICT WITH BANDITS
The news from India contains accounts of the
defeat of TWO expeditions sent to attack BAN
di, chief, named Meir Toora, who had a
stronghold near Donebew, India. The first
expedition was iepulsed with lcs css OF 10 Kill.
ed and wounded. A second expedition, about
500 strong, was also repulsed with 81 killed
and wounded. Among the killed was Capt.
Loeb, the commander of the expedition. who,
Jus, as he waved his sword and shouted TO his
men to follow him, was shot dead, the ball
driving his watch into his intsstines. larger
force is 10 be sent to capture THESE powerful
robbers.
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GEORGE J. SUMNkii.

ahPORTER and DEALER in CHINA, GLASS,
u EAhTHENWARE and FANCY GOODS No.
,, Fifteenth street, has now in store, and is
daily receiving by arrivals from Europe, the most
extansive Stock Of Earthenware and China
which he has ever had, and of his own direct inn
portatlon, and from the Northern Manufacturers an
unusually large supply OF Glass, Looking
GLASSES and Fancy Goods, which he offers
to both City aud Country Trade, at as low
pFic4s and on as good terms, as any house in the
Country. He respectfully soicts an examination
OF na stock; the srictest attention will be given to
packing and shipping mn Sim
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Fatality OF FRENCH EXPRESSES From
the wives of Charlemagne down to the mar
rage of Louis Napoleon, says the University
Magazine, some sxty-seven in all OF the royal
aud imperial consorts, there are but thirteen
on whose names there is no dark stain OF sor'
row or sin. Eleven were divorced, two died by
the executioner, seven were very early widow
exiles, thirteen were bad in different degrees
of eyil-the prisoners and the hasrt.broken
made up the rest. About twenty were burisd
at ST.. Denis, who were denied the rest OF the
grave; their tombs were broken, their collins
opened, their remains exposed to the insults
of a revolutonizsd populace, and then dung
into trench and covered with quick lime.
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PHILADELPHIA, April l8.-Ths schooner
Ella, from New York bouud for Wilmington
N. c., went ashore on Saturday night at New
bold's pond. Assistance has teen sent her.
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TILE DAILY DISPATCH
IAs A CowARDIN. Proprietor.
u1eHR PLEASANTS. Editor.
-nn.p rAR-Conrumpnen Carea.-

CPDAR TAR-Consumptton Cnred.-
1 ira most successtul remedy now Ia use ior tne
- ID ncipieni Consumption, Bronchitis, Asthma
C,,,5s. Sore Throat. diseases OF the Liver snd
;-srs Kings Evil Tetssr, Dyspepsia, &c, pre-
- by Mrs B. B. Norris, 3s3 Baltimore streeS
ps~.5ns afflicted with any of the above diseases
10 NAV doubt the efficacy Of the Cedar Tar are
raoues;ed to call on the Agent, who VIII pIoouce
numerous testimonials OF its great heaiing power
t-,r o-ivate citizens. and number OF the meolcsi
f.ytv The medicine is yet in its infancy, ana IL
5as,nrd to supeTcede all others 10 the cure OF os
ossss for which IL is recommended
ra,i and get Pamphlets containing ceruhcstes'
~ Beware of counterfeits. The genuine arti
p HORTON KEACH, 81 Main street,
Sole Agent fos Richmond, and
rh3l GenerslAsentfor Eastern Virginiai
uyRVTH STRANGER THAN FL g.
TION-The remarkable cures that have been
elected by Mrs. DAVIS Cough Elixir have
,.yen that medicine popularity almost unpsrai-
Is,ed. The evidences are here, at home; conse.
ousnty the numerous certificates In possession OF
ths oropyietress have truth on their side-ea very
important and, we may say, rare consideration
In all cases Of cough, cold, whooping cough and
rr,,mousry complaints generslly, this Elixir will
move 10 be of essentia benefit. and can be recon-.
rnsDd4i with confidence. 1t is, likewise, a most
excellent medicine tor children. Manufactured by
Mrs DAVIS Main street, Richmond.
Z
BEERS, A. BODEkER, CAAS. BECK, CHAS. d
YALE. aud Mrs. A. B. DAVIS, Main street, and
BOUCHER & MELTON. Broad st. and CHaS
hLLSPAUGH, Druggist. Richmond ap5
DKIVATE PRACTICE.-Dr PLUME 4
/ co. may be consulted, oonddentislly, for thu
tre4,meut Of the following diseases: Erupnons
Sore Legs, Ulcers, Gandulsr Swellings, On
lsrzsmeuts Syphilis, and all morbid discharges
whether recent or chronic. Also, all those com
piaiu.s termed female diseases. The advertisers
Invite attention to their chemical extract of WlG
F!owers which may be regarded as the very bes
sracle known, 10 give tone and vigor to certain
sope aud debilitated organs, well 10 renovst,
ssyssem shattered by dissipation or other cause
Medicines securely put up, with fall directions
snd sent to order. Post paid letters promptly At
tended 70. Office on Franklin street, below Ex
change Hotel! and first door below T TTnity church
Rcana"nd Virginia ap l5-d&w
lTPHUL.TkRY EsTABLIsHMENT.-
I F. LAU9E, on Broad, between end and 3rt
s.!ssts, informs his friends and the public that h
keeps al all times hand large and well selected
stock Of Hair and shack Mattresses. He ii
also prepared to receive otders to furnish privat,
families aud hotels with every thing in the Uphois
terry Iiue, az the shortest notice and OF the bes
workmanship. He respectfully soEicitsa csA of al
In uanti sp5-dlm*
$4,000 lbs Shucks wanted
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"OLD FoGY."-A word that comes from the
Latin "fagor." meaning driDen apay-sne
toho is dose fer-ttis q gone case With him,
and time he Should be off.
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NJ OTlCE.-As the season 10 drawing u q Close,
lN l am determined TO sell off my Spring stock
of Goods of every kind. Those in want, will find
it greatly to their advantage to give me call, 81
the goods will be sold at prices TO suit them
Great bargains will be sold in
Foulard and black silks
Silk Tissues, q beautiful article
Lawns, Ginghams and Prints
Irish Linens, Cambrics, Jaconets,
Linens, and Linen Drills,
Summer Pantaloons Goods, Vestings, &c.
ap l6 DH LONDON.
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FOR RENT

"a KENT The Tenen.., -
Dss to Be .seSss The usoa er fs
per part a. family residence. Ano,v - y the up
ap 10 TOLER 4 COOK 49,.
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7 YUN's KATHAIhON, FOX PRE-.
IL SERNING RESTARINE AND IhIITIEY

\ u ~ hAThAlhON, FOX PkE.
n SERVING, RESTORING AND BEAUTIFY.
isG THE HAIR.-The Kathairon neutraizes the
effects OF Disease, Climate and old age, in restoF
Ing the human hair, and after badness of l2
yeaFs clsanses the head from Dandruff and its
aas1rs. impurities; will the Nervous Head.
acae, diseases Of the akin, such as Scald Head
E-ys.pelas &c; and is the most desirable Toilet
Article for Ladies' or Gentemen's use, in the
world 1t czhsles the perfume OF the most deh.
c0gs lowers and being free from rancid oil or col.
ong properties gives the hair tha, soft. rich curl.
lag appearance obtained by no other preparation.
The use Of the Kathsiron is adopted by the first
Physicians IN Europe and America, and has sale
snd patronage unprecedented IN the history of the
MG1erta Aedica. Words alone are superfluous, 8
trial only attes, its real virtue its millior
friends will eertfy
To oe had oil all dealers throug hOut North anC
south America, Europe, and the islands OF tn.
Ocean, 10 large bottles for rs cts.
The old cannot apply a remedy, or the yOunl
lASe caution too soon. Use the Kathsiron.
Z. .THOMASLYON, Chemist
l6l Broadway, New YORK.
Sod Richmond by ADiE l. GRAY,
Js6-5m LAT Main s1eet
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DRESS AND MA TILLA ThiAl.
~ MINGS.
Velvet Ribbons, Fringes, Dotted Muslns
Galoons Florences, Canton Grapes
Gimps. Goats Spool Cotton, Egyptian Mitts
Braids, Pointed Collars, Mantillas
Tassels, HOnitsn Collars, white Grape Shawls
Girdles, Floancings, Mourning Goods, ali kinds
Buttons, Lisle Hosiery, Embroideries
Black Laces, Wash Thule, Lisle Edgings
Fans English Grape all colors, Thread Edgings
Port Monaies, Emb'd Linen Cambria Hdkfs,
Needles, Pins B acelets, Chidrens' Fancy Hose
Lacs and Bridal Wells
The ladies resp sctfully invited to call and ex.
anime this stock of new Spring Goods
CHAS A GWATKIN,
ap 16-3t opposite Exchange Bank