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COMMERCIAL Rpcnpn
Lynohburg Tobacco ana -.
LfScHBuRG. Oct t.

LYScHRuaG. Oct. i =
TOBACCO. 1855.
hece'pfs very light market firm at f.r,,o..
say Tor Las' at from . so too 50 and IS '9'aio'
mon and Mid ling Leaf. so to 0; G,oI 90 Con.
ping and slenming to II & y IN. '"a hne Sbir.
turing ~ To 20 oo Fine and Extra do 90 70 a, e'aufa
WHEAT. 90.
h' market yesterday more apima,o,
under The influence of Foreign news wo,, ''a prices
paid to' sundry parcels Of prime wheat r. 40 va,
Is not SO much anxiety, and prices ara 100 there
for Red and White ''o md l3j
WIN. 7. SMITH. Com. A.,
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Miss Emma Macomber, one of the we'll
known Macomber Troupe, which gave se-
rles OF popular concerts last summer, died of
consumption, at North Easlon, Mass.,a few
days since.
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OBITUARY..

Departed this lie Thursday the 5th Of October,
o'clock A. M MR. john w. KING, of Campbell coun.
~ in the 49th year of is age.
Mr.. King confined to his bed about three months
during which fimc bis snierngs very He
taned his mental faculties the last and gnve safiaac
tory evidence his friends that their loss his
ternol gain."
In his death the community has been dep iyed Of
upright and moral citizen, and weeping children Of
kind md loving fUthar lie expressed perfect willing
ness to die, ami firm belief that he going
the partner OF his b' who died about months ago
in the full assurance Of bli Ssful immortality.
Blessed are the dead that die in the Lord
Republican copy.
DIED-On the 30til al. near Backsburg, Montgome-
~ at the reSiienee OF John Tnsley of typhoid e
yer. WILLIAM A. HARDY, of Capt. VIM A. and
lare II. Hardy. of Bedford co., Va He leayes a nu
erous connection theiross In the death Of this
ory and enterpri>ing Dung man, the community have
isaired an rreparabe loss. His health had for some.
mc been in precnlions condition, and with hope
oi being benefited he started for the South, but
overaken by death ere he passed Montgomery county,
We deeply sympatlze with the afflicted family and
friends.
BedfTd Sentinel please copy.
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Henry J Pope, contractor, on The Mobile
and OHIO Railroad, died OF yellow fever, near
Mobile, few DAYS ago.
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NV USE ron PoTAo ViNEs.-P. A Strooei
# the Atnoricus Female Institute sends 10 the
Georgia Telegraph The following:
II may not be known to all Of your readers
that the sweet potato vine may be saved dur
ing the winter and used the following spring,
In propagating new crop. J have HE'D the
ex pertinent during this year, 10 my entire sat
isiaciion. and therefore feelit my duty TO COM
muncate the result for The benefit OF the pub
lie, In The fall. (any time before frosO the
vines may he cut in any convenient length
and placed IN layers,on the surface oi the Garth
to the depth of twelve or eighteen inches,
cover the vines. ohilst dump, with partially
rotted straw, either pine or wheat will an
swer) TO The depth ofsix inches and cover the
whole with hght soil aboutiou inches deep.
In this wa Ie vines will keep during the
winter, m in the spring they will put out
sprouts "a abundantly as the potato itself when
bedded. The draws or sprouts can be plant
ed frs, o I'd The vine itself can be subsequent
ly cut n used as we generally plant slips
This xpe 'iment is worthy the consideration
OF farmer. as il will save great many seed
potatoes, particularly on large plantations
which can be used for feeding. Let every
farmer, howevermake the experiment for him
SELF and be governed by the result
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The Richmond Dispatch announces the
death Of DR. George Watson of that city The
sad event took place at his plantation in Lou.
isa Wednesday mcruing last.
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See the advertisements, by WIN. II. Mosby Auction
Ger, for the continuation of the .ae of building lots
&C. to come Of this evening.
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Two THE PEOPLE of Lymcu,hury.-

nTsH EEVEAE OF EymcstbNrg.-
ADAMS cos. Expresses Offer Daily CeIIg;,
ana C@eeP facilities f,r obtaining goods of ali
oomS from all parts of the United States
w { have secured Special Express Privileges on Tho
s|, ana sure t''ers jamestown and Roanoke ,avne
NeW '"fN' e,,lay. and Saturday, arriving in Rich
'""nd frday and Monday of each week By his Inc
we are prepared to IorwsFd goods of all descrptons NJ
very low rates Our Express leaves Richmond daijy
Per hd,nund and Daverp,r's line of Packets
Our inland express per Great u S. Malls a c,...,
'es r as hen,oiore to arrive in Richmond Thrice d,
-, ne weilknown character of our house for ,.s
lily 'o attention to the interests of our customers
interest to order their Goods through Aaa,ns g ~"
Express ~ ADANS o Si@"ms y 90.
;,oe.e4.. per I'm. II. Mostly, agent.
N.B-C;oods a.....,, Lgnlchburg, Ia.
agents. - foiH's "hefe We hayt
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M. Gaillatdet, in his last letter from Paris
% the Couriergdes Etats Uns, says that Mr..
Soule has gone 10 Madrid with court dress
made OF velvet, and embroidered with silk
but Mr.. BeImonls taste being difrenr.he will
sport blue coat with American Buttons al the
Court OF the Hague. NJ Gaillardet thinks
Il at this diversity Of judgement will mike the
American representatives. an ambulating mo
sac, reminding one somewhat OF the cap~ices
n the clothing Of Harlequin, if the Cabinet al
Washington, does not issue a decree 10 regu
ate the matter; and be suggests that the snhjef
SO important that mass meeting OF dem :
c ratio 'allors should immediate y be held n
| he Park of the Mctrop Titan Hall, to give Nr
Marcy The benefit Of their views
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The lT1l of Hammock forthe murder of Belts
Circuit Court, and resulted in his acquilta
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~ We. III. 10 - Es "

u y
NuC IloNEER COMMISSION MERCHANT
& Wv Els his prompt and individual attention to the
~ sale of Negroes Real Estate Stocss. Ho,se. ond
every description of Merchandise. He aAttcrs himself
that persons visiting the city with negroes and horses
VIII hnd u to heir interest 10 give him a call "a his OK
IA these branches OF his business and his con
sant communication with the other markets flrni has
him great farillies nus
Ills charges are modents aud sales cnshed.
"ot lo-lth w. H. MOSRY
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FlNs ToBAcco.-We are indebted to Il. B. Butler
fora beautiful and exquisite specimen of chewing obac.
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sMP0fS TANT DISCOVERK!!
RELIE 2 IN TEN MINUTES

l(RNANS PJ, MONIC WATERS are unfailipg in
~ the cure # joughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis
Sore Throat Hours aess Difficult Breathing, lncpen
Consumption, and seascs of the Lungs. They have
no taste of medicine and any child will take them
thousands have beenl ored health that had before
desPaired. Testimony ven IN hunureds Of cases
single dose relieves il tt MINUTES
Ask for Bryan's Pulmt C Wafers-thc original ara
only genuine is stamped ryan" Spurious kinds are
offered for sale Twenty.f, cents box. Sold by dear
ers generally J. BRYAN & 90. Rochester y J. Pro-
prietors. Wholesale by J B. WOOD Richmond J, II,
ROBERrSON eco, Peters rrg: J. H. PATTERSON
@Co.' Wheeling, and d. r. l. Wan, Lynchburg
oct I5d3mif
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SALE OF CATTLE.-We learn from the Roa-
noke Beacon that sale of cattle was made in
that county last.Saturday by Alex. S. Mathews
at the following encouraging rates: Fourteen
cows, ranging from to ii years old brought
an average $97 7s six heifer calves under
one year old averaged $50 67, and four bull
calves the same age averaged $66 a5.
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House TELEGRAPH LINE.-The Baltimore
American announces that this company has
now fully established itself with wires leading
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EnsIJnst received by Express, ano,ha-
JANE SIMPSON
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The people of Delaware OH Tuesday voted
to reject, by large majority, the form of
Constitution recently prepared for that State
by Convention elected for that purpose
The principal urged against the new Consti.
tuition are, that the judiciary SYSTEM which it
proposed is imperfect and that it afforded no
safeguard against illegal voting by providing
Tor pre-assessment ofvoters. The question
upon Its acceptance seems to have been deci
ded irrespective of party considerations.
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.
From our Baltimore Correspondent.
BALTIMORE. April IL. 1858.

BALTIMORE, April 10, 1883.
The approaching election OF governor begins to attract
considerable attention The three candidates most
strongly pressed for the democratic nomination the
Hon. Robert M. McLane Colonel Solomon Hllen, jr.,
and Colonel George W. Hughes, who is now in Europe
as the commissioner OF the New York Crystal Palace
Association. The whig nominee will probably be
Thomas Swami, esq., who, II is understood, will to-
morrow retire from the post OF president OF the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad.
General Jacob G. Davies, postmaster. entered
the performance OF his official duties yesterday, and
appointed James MeNeal treasurer. in place OF J. h.
Belt. resigned ex-governor Thomas, the new collector
is closing up his business comptroller OF the treasury,
and will be prepared upon his duties in the
of ten days The other officers have all taken their
posts some days since,
An immense and excited meeting was held here last
evening 10 protest against the passage by the legislature
OF bill introduced by Mr. Kearney, having for It's OBJ
jeet division of the public school fund among the Cath
Ollie and sectarian schools OF the city
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NAvAL.--The u s. sloop-of-war Dale James L. Lard
ner commander which arrived at Boston the 7h inst,
from Porto Pfaya. the coast of Africa, whence she
sailed on the Isl OF March, left New York the 9th
OF August 1850, and has been absent from the United
States nearly 80 months, during which lime she has been
actively employed. cruising the west coast OF Africa,
from Monrovia down TO ST. Pauls de Loande, besides
being detached for period of eight months on I'M
porant duty al johanna, one OF the Comero Islands,
situated at the head of the Mozambique channel The
following is a list of her officers, nearly all OF whom
have been attached 10 her the entire cruise
Cominander-James l.. Lardner; Leutenants--Monl-
gomery Lewis, John II. Parker; Acting do-Reglnald
Fairfax Purser-Josiah Tattna, jr SurgeonJ. Win
throp Taylor; Acting Maser-Charles w. Aby Mid
shpmen-Trevet Abbott, Isaac w Hester Boatswain--
Francis A. Oliver; Gunner-GeoTge Sirian; Carpenter
Thomas C. Farra; Sailmaker-John A. Brdsall.
The Dale has been actually al during the cruise
$50 days. and has sailed fortysx thousand miles BY log
No death has occurred board Of her since she put
into commission.
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OF railway iron, at least six ysas-lhose OF Great Britain
furnishing ihreefourlhs and the United States France
and Belgium the remaining fourth The best authorizes
do not estimate the largest quantity OF railway iron in any
one year high 5000 tons, yet even at ths
will take six years TO furnish iron Tor the roads al
ready begun
TIE necessary consequence OF this state OF things rs
that the price OF railroad iron will not only be Kept up,
bat further advance, and be maintained al very hgh
prices for a long time This will make the manufacture
OF railroad iron the best manufacturing business that can
be undertaken IN this country for some years for IS
affirmed on The best authority that the article which is
now selling at $40 with every prospect OF advancing al
least to $50 per on pays fair profit TO the maker at $50
per ion. ,
The advance in iron will nearly double the cost OF
many of the railways al the west and SOUTH Tor the cos;
grading upon OF them was less per mile than the
cost OF the ron before il advanced The pIohi TO
few OF the companies which have secured their iron at
low rates will be very large The English railroad com
panes compelled TO pay $40 per ton more Tor
their iron home than the price at which our railroad
companies enabled TO obtain II about year ago,
freight and duties included.
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NEW York. April l2-2. p. m.-The stock market to.
day closed duprices tending downward. Sales Of Uni
ted States 6 1867, at 2O Canton, 2Si Erie, s5t Mica.
ragua, 800 Morris canal, 22A Erie convertibes, $50
Harlem, 63E Norwich and Worcester, SAL Stonington,
57l Cumberland COAL 5li Cary improvement, sales
The money market presents change from yesterday
Exchange on London 9i 81 premium.
The -four market is duler-sales oil 1000 bbs 81 Sc
81 81 for State and 81 81 So for southern brands Rye
-four, SO 81. Corn meal, 81 81 So.
The cotton market is dull buyers asking larger
sion than holders willing to give-saes small, but
actual change in prices. Whskey, az 23k cents.
PHILADELPHIA, April IL The stock market Is steady
United States 6s 1857 1901 Pennsylvania 5s 96t Flour
quet-sales of standard brands SIS. Rye -four, 81 81
Corn meal, S2s7 49, Red wheat, loSa liz white,
III llS cents. White corn, So cents, and yellow 81
81 cents Oats, AZ "A cents Rye, 50 cents Cloverseed
81 so. Whiskey, pa 23f cents.
New ORLEANS, April S.-Couon active, with sales
OF 5000 bales firm prices since the receipt of the
ic's news-middling, 81 81 cents Increase OF all
ceip all ports 1853 600 bales Freight Liverpool 10
Sterling exchange, 9a9i
April 9.-Sales OF cotton today 1000 bales steady
prices Stock exclusive of shipboard 345,o00 balesin-
creased receipts at New Orleans 300, 600 bales
April -Ssles yesterday of H. 900 bales Of cotton
1 cent advance strict middlng, 81 10 cents Sales
of cotton TO day 5000 bales full prices mid
ding, % 10 cents.
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ESeREEE DEFARraKsT, Washington, March is, 1858.
pRoPosALs win u he 30lh day o. Ap
1855 for executing following repairs 10 the piers Al henne-
bunk - -. -
weigh required be placed along Tue oaa
non existing The precise position 10 DC pointed
Out by the agent the Unied States al the work -
10 be continued BACK 10Y leot ana
thence, with an angie, us feet 10 the beach .
be excasaed 70 prepare lo me
work. Not more ian one hah ul,
only feet wide) extends 70 ue lesS
e1eme The will be fo ~ 20 &c ieet IN
al the base height IL VIII DC composed ~
courses Of split stone feet thick and diminishing
bottom upwards the coping course being
thick wide, and pieces nom mree 70 nse ft
long The split with square ead and sides
strong without mortar and no piece VIE
the wall have less width A TWO eei o
The wd 70 pc TWO ieet anu
half average length feet =,
About 500 cubic yards OF viii DO needed 70 suae
OF which sound and durable, and Tree on ae
approach within rs Of the extremity OF The wing
wall, and lie along the channel part OF the pier
The be In their places as delivered from inc
sells, by derncks, either on board or on shore
ballast should be by the OF aio lbs or
cubic yard including laying IL Ia the wall
further information address b. Major H. B. Tower United
States army, Portland Maine. - : .,
Bfevet Brig Gen. and Col. Engineers.
Union, and Republic, Wash
ington Boston, Massachusetts, and Eastern Argus
weeks OF each
advertisement 10 be sent TO the Engineer De-
Mar l6-eod3w
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~ &c. \. srnArroN, Aust,oassr

(Psnnsqluanla avsaus LOLA sissss, sostA stds)
INTENSIVE SALE or A STOCK OF DRY GOODS, FANCY
II arieIss sc, comprising 500 lots on Thursday morning
April 4 O'clock the second moor warehouse
shall sell The stock OF gentleman declining business
insisting Of .-,,.
Broeade, ehsngeabe and plain dress silks
Mousseines, msrinos, lawns, ginghsms
Cslicoes, white shirung, mualns, nAnnels
Brown aud white table linen pads
Ladies' and genlemen's hosiery, suspenders
Grape and other shawls, spool cotton
Buttons, tapes, threads combs
Purses port lonnaies, satin vests
HandkeTehieis and cravats Jswely. -,
articles numerous 70 menonj all OF winch
wi be sold without ,....-,
Terms s25 uader so ana undsr SIS, hI aud
sixty S75 credit OF thirty, and ninety DAYS,
for noes satisfactorily endorsed, bearing interest
1874
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BY TELEGRAPH.

THE CALIFORNIA A TOTAL Loss.-FIRE AT LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, April I0.-The steamer Belle Key, which
arrived at this port to-day from New Orleans reports
the steamer California, sunk in the Mississippi few days
SINCE will prove a total loss She sunk while attempting
TO land in storm The Belle Key took oft her passengers,
also furniture and the greater portion OF her cargo,
and brought them to this port.
A fire occurred this morning in Jefferson street, which
destroyed lumber yard, cabinet manufacory, and
several buildings Loss about 800 600
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ny GREEN u SCOTT. Aao,,oneers.

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUCTION
III On Friday the 18Th instant, 10 O'Clock, M SELL
at the residence OF VIM D. Hunt nd
streets an excellent assortment OF furniture, nearly
Mahogany sofa
DO bureaus
Parior and other chairs
Beds, bedding,
Glass china, and crockery
A good assortment Of kitchen requisites.
With many other articles unnecessary 10 emu
Terms All under 425 s2s credit Of ri nv
and sns days. for satisfactorily endorsed bearing
GREEN 4 SCOTT,
Ap I'D Auctons.r.
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EOR ktLEA brick house, os feet inches
~ deep; stats roof and hrc walls Smiths block
street, Georgetown The lot IL os feet inches
lie alley Of 20 wide deemed be
In describing this further
and accommodation % q isrye fa,oily
one-fouh OF the in and
credit o. one two three and four will he
on the deferred payments. + = 1879
Building. - N''"-"''
Ap s-eod2w
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SOUTHERN iTEa s.

s..
BALTIMORE, April 1.-THE southern mail tom ght brings
dates from New Orleans late due. Mr. Slidel demo
sra, received 30 majority in the city OF New Orleans for
Judge OF the supreme Of the State, and Mr. Buchanan
100 for associate judge.
Heston's extensive Touring mills and several dwelling
houses in New Orleans destroyed by fire on the
Ih inst.
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STEAMBOAT ON PIkE.

PROVIDENCE, tR Id April IL The steamer Empire
State from New York for Fall River took fire last night and
slightly damaged. The excitement and fright among
the passengers truly appalling but both passengers
and crew rescued by the steamer Commodore, and
landed al Stonington.
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INJUNCTION GRANTED.

DETROIT, pril llAn injunction has been granted by
Judge Johnson. the application of sul
bidders restraining the ssioAer OF the Sault ST. Marie
canal from executing the with Corning Il Co.
The will be heard before Judge johnson the 18th
of May. .. ....
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HARTFORD ELECTION.

HARTFORD, April 1.-THE municipal election to-day
suited in the election Of VIM. J. Hammersey (dem as
mayor The wings have two majority in the council The
election mixed up with the question of licensing the
aca performance, and msority OF the council in
tayo of their license
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BY ). O. MCGUIRE. Auctionesr.

VERY VALUBLE AND HIGHLY-INPRovED FARM IN THE
vicinity Of Washington auetion.On Monday afternoon,
May a. O'Clock auction shall sell that valuable
called Woodstock lying the District of Coumba about
miles from the free road Of the best lead
and is in the immediate neghborhood Of The lands OF
Young, Addison jenkins, Gibson,
hospital II contains three hundred and seventy Of
hundred Of which cleared cultivation
residue heavily tmbered The cleared land is well en-
fields each of which
OF lime aahes stable
guano this land with effect within
There of bottom land well set in timothy
fly In clover, about forty seeded In wheat
and consist OF and comtona
dwelling, dairy, gardeners
houses cehouse and all buildings for the
pur poses of a farm.
together will be divided parts aud
sold in that
Terms dollars cash the residue in and
satisfactorily secured, bearing interest
plat may auction store Possession given imme
dlateiy JAS u MCGUIRE,
APP i3-eod hucuoheer'
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DESIRABLE COUNTRY SEAT FOR SALE.
THE Northumberland COUNTRY SEAT OF THE
Paul knchy all the improvements
ing substantial dwelling brick house
and siable barn, &C., 5 offered private sale.
This particular persons OF
eating in vicinity OF Washington Lying beyond yet
daey ofporaon limits,
walk OF the Presidents house. we'll suited for city residence
and city The position has the
building sites, each eminence facing ths city.
The dwelling beautifully situated ground
ing the northern extremity of Twentieth IL affords
did Potomac,
and shipping Of Alexandria majestic stands beside
the house, branches oyershadowng OF than
thousand lending charm place
other residence in the vicinity possesses.
There abundance excellent the dwelling
For further particulars inquire on the premises OF
".
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TWENTY DOLLARS HEWARD.-Lo-t, on the o7,b of
February black terrier about sir months long
the Of Harry. The finder
the above reward by leaving him Rmmel Walkers
livery stsbe.
Ap I3-d3ts'
VALUABLE TUuEE-srORY BRICK HOUSE AND
lot on Bride. IN Georgetown, at auconn Friday the
is instant sna SELL ocit Mont OF the premises
public
usted on the north between Market and High
streets Geofsetown. The finished in best and
bo o. me best msieai the lot 10 900 feet
FERN IN VIC YARD, stable, carriage house, wood house. nc.
Terms onehird cash
chssr 70 give notes for the deferred
bearing interest from Of sale. = $3.50
Any perscr wishing purchase handsome eorpe
'o~n W r"h whefe prrry most npidly improving
van 90 wen !" s'fend he sale ", SNYDER
40 ls-d BARNARD BUCKLEY, Anct.,
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Some very desirable furnished rooms over nun.
site the Irving Motel. 1870 - -" 'fee'' VPPo-
Ap +.
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BosToN April IL The officers OF the United States ship
of the line Vermont have been detached by order Of th
Navy Department, and the vessel laid up in ordinary
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COMPLETE IN ALL DEPARrMENTs.-our stock is
" complete all and much larger and
varied than has before.
Spring and silks of the and most modern styles
in proiusion.
and
All wishing black
kind cali aud be suited in all they nesd.
aud cbnize all qualities
aud styles, In rich combinations Of colors.
All kinds sh linens linen goods such damasks sheet
probably the Dis
trict the purity and chespness Of which is poverbial
Kid and silk Gloves best kinds all sizes and colors.
White cambcs plaid musns, jaconss Sc OF all numbers and
the best brands at extremely low prices.
With other article usually found in well ordered dry goods
house.
We particularly solicit all purchasers who habi, OF
ing a call and Examine stock,
Terms cash all uless arranged 10 the contrary
Good articles low prices, and fair dealing be relied
in all cases PERRY 4 BROTHER,
APP 2-6teodif Opposite Centre Market.