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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-04-20
Personal.

Punch finds fertile field for his inve-
crate wit in the recent flare up between
hv ''omen' of Stafford House, and then
dear sisters on this side of the Atlantic
ont Of Uncle Tom, or Slavery
agitation. Thus, in the last number, he
outs into the mouth of the Duchess oi
a poetic remonstrance, o
which this verse is medium sample
BY TIE LADIES BULL.
Sisters, daughters. wives and mothers,
All our feelings how il racks,
That your sons, sires. husbands, brothers,
Should so badly their blacks
oh. We speak with hearts sincerest,
All with love and pity rent:
But, why don't you, sisters dearest,
Make your relatives. repent!
Then comes transatlantic rejoinder
THE LADIES JONATHAN.
You have slaves far worse thau niggcrs,
That in ignorance are sunk,
Who no letter know nor figures,
Vicious, destitute and drunk
Have them taught to read their Bibles.
And repeat their 4 3 C,
Better this than writing libcls
On h. nation of the Free.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-04-20
From the Dollar Newspaper.
IMPROMPTU TO 4 LADY.

Who on being asked .ohat toas good for chapped
lips, replied, "Ihe Essence Of 7'u-Hps.''
- The essence of TWO lips, methinks heard spo-
ken
By pair of sweet lips of cordial like hue,
As healing to lips that were ehapped and crack.
cd open,
And we are the CHAP this course would pursue
Indeed we have deemed, while from rosy lip
draining,
That ills were conceited, so great was our bliss
Though truly we swear, we should e'er be com
complaining,
PTOcidtng the remedy tcas s,oeet kiss.
CuRmuUCK, n. G., lS+s.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-09-09
AUSTRIAN PORTESr.

H. ,h, column we publish very singular manifesto
which the Austrian has addressed TO inc eao
neIs of Europe. Ii pupos 10 be protest against Tue e
duct of Captain Ineraham in Smyrna bay, out us "s
so loose add its language 80 equiVoca mat II Is uo"
he assured Of its intent and meaning indeeu W"
cnment is 80 very feeble stupid and purposeess th' ""
can but suspect its authenticity Il is hardy p''s'O
,ha, the craftsmanship Of the Austrian cabinet eo"'o
mi, 80 egregious bunder, as TO publish such ''' =
the shape of diplomatic note. The Paris coffesp0"
the London Times gave publicity To Tue pale "
pscr in an imperfect and mutilaed iorn.
vh, vu,d a,s,rio have What end does ills government
ooosmo,.,s in admitting this memorandum SUCH 10 10
technical tite-to the cabinets Of the different Po
is impossibe 10 gather satisfactory soi"uon VI ' ny
tery from the language OF the paper Inc paper
cusiyely enough that the war power In Tue so's''' '
mn ', sted exclusively in Congress, and that Capt
upraham in running foul of The Austrian Vesse anu
inc his puns upon with evident determination " "s
,as NOT sufficiently mindful the sovereignty OF ueutra
o,,t But what then2 Does the conduct OF captain III
Graham give Austria OF complaint? The Austrian
rnmen, orraqns the United States before the courts I"
E,,ons ,r ,se bepcrcn conduct of it's representative III
neutral por thus appealing principle which tue aus
tran consul had violated with unusual circumstances
brutality and outrage in the arrest OF hosza. We cu'
hardly suspect Austrian cabinet OF such absolute SUPP
div and such brazen elronery. There must be some ms
lake about the matter.
Austria has no grievance against Ibis country II he
bride be touched she dgcs, The offence as quietly at
possible She alse wrong which viii give her any
color of claim Tor reparalion FROM the United STATES NO
so with Turkey. The Porte justly complain OF TN
brlgean. demonstration Of the ST LOUIS anu u" 'ou'
our Government will promptly repair the wrong by su''a
BILE apology.
The breach between Austria and this country IL ntePuia
ts The Huzcman epste will never be forgiven In ou
estrangemen from Austria however we may mad some con
ISOLATION In the reflection that there is government whose
friendship we can we'll surrender and none whose "fa
y a NAV 30 little dread
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-09-09
NEW BOOKS.

We ara indebted 10 Messrs Harold Murray Tor very
handsome edition Of Whatcys Elements Of Rhetoric vi the
various treatists rhetoric which we Ind IN the Schools
there philosophical or more practca iah w
hide volume by that subtle and original thinker Inc A'cn
bishop Of Dublin The writer distinguishes Rhetoric both
from Logic Philosophy and defines It's nature ana o.
sct with erea, precision and ceaness He adopts the cas
s6caton of Aristotle aud of rhetoric the art ni
.argumenta,iye composition" His arrangement is phoso-
phc and perspicuous illustrations opposite and striking
his maxims always just and frequently original he Is MOI
very genial catholic in his TASTE but his opinions are al
wavs the deduction of vigorous and emneny practical
thinker There sound and original thought IN
this little book as in any other of greater compass
To Messrs Harold & Murray also indebted or
new work by Richard Hliedh entitled "lheory OF Politics.
Mr. tideth somewhat known the public as the author
of History of the United States and of the White Slave
romance OF tho class OF "Uncle Toms Cabin The his
sory Ia cold dry dull and utterly unworthy OF credit on ac-
count federu and Tree soil bias The fiction was writ
Ten many years ago. and exhibits power but II was
snToy neglected until The OF Uncle Toms CABIN
cres tod demand that Of literature when the author
revised and reprinted with name. IL hoated sue
cessulIy for season on Of anatcism but is fur
gotten once We have not read the "rhcoy OF Poll.
cs but do gather grapes of thons neither do
we think probable that much harvest Of wisdom can hr
gathered from the specuiatons of Mr. Richard Hdreth.
"Anthon's Greek Literature is complete and cnnVc-
nisn. msnppa!r g !hs literature Of the Hellenic Iass y
most 10 use embraces within its scope the period from
the earliest authentic age 10 The close of the BY
zantine era and gives narrative of the life summary OF
The works aud criticism tho peculiar exccences and
defects of all the Greek writers about whom posery feels
an interest," II is from the pen Of Charles Anthem, OF the
notable classical scholars of This country and indeed
of The aye. This hook may be found at Harold & Muir
rays.
The "Roman Traitor" is the little Of novel by Mr..
Henry William Herbert We have mol read il; but those
disposed make the attempt can se, of Mr. g. NJ West.
Mr.. Herbert is American classic, is MI. IT, b.
Peterson who prints the book The reputable of pub
IisherB
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SALES OF STOCsSS

tNGiHe IhNIaIuy, .S')N.
REPORTED IONS 4. LANCASTER SoH BROKERS.
vs!'a stock per cent II years run,
Al Tho
~ S'rk.
IICnu
wIIi interest from Jan T. lIA sales i,i' atl
Virginia Stock Of ~ ~ >cars anl
IN t." to run. wlh nom IAN /. 1855 nud mt
Bun,s 1u4l.IDs., j., State II Virginia. wi me-.
from Jan. !, Stsiir, ~ snl "I
CIV at Rlcimcn, >"rE with inicrrS. iiil. j.
short lU Ia liri tad interest u years III ad
virginia and icnnr>Src Rail tna,i bonds, AMI rt
vIrc,..: Hrr.E stock, par gu. sales Tits week, -
Farmers lInh siu.k lI!1 ..Gak, II
ExcGlanac Bank Stock Iar siuI sales iDI- liz
Virginia Fire aud Marine lnsurLar" Stock, sales tina
week. 10
Richmond Frr Association stock par SD, sales tins
-
.c,nrord. rstc."s.sur: a"d Potomac Rad Road
stock sales this week, llrI
yir.u,iI t:cnrra Railroad Stock. last sdcs eGG
Richmond aud Petersburg RaII Road Socs last
palrs, 10
.,r, Kdla"la Stack, sitsi, last sales. ~
Rlrl,u,nrh ryIlr Rail Rnh,' Stuck. ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-09-09
YER MONT ElECTION

BuRLISGroN, VI, Sept THE returns OF the election held
Yesterday far received indicate choice OF Governor
by the people, the Wings having lost compared with last
wear Fairbanks Wing has large plurality, but the result
will depend the Legislature, which close. The
question operated such that ia
impossible classify The members arrive at the true
state of parties.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-09-09

George i"lnieslrr Esq, formerly United States Sena Tor
from mississippi died Of Jackson in that State last Mon
day lie WAS the sl delegate Congress from hssi.sIp
~ and on her admission into the Union imnrdu ,ey
chosen United States Senator which position held .r
2rea1 number OF years He likewise al one time Co
of The State In early life he was supporter Of
Gen Jackson, but in later years acted with the Wings
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-09-09
&s,1INssz

sbERSDNS from detective VISION be The
pa Presbyra. Pre-hyc Amblyopia, Cataract or
have glasses applied upon sound M
lIrs will ais"
y reading writing without the l'as " -, III
rrber who has made tn. Application {" aim.
study years
ncntiy located III Riciniond aud prepared 10 ser ~ atri
charges they pTschase sIciacrs o my
The cizehs OF virgins sIrf
grratiy their advantage encourast hssSYn S1sp
. only on. In The Stale as health oi such deica'e
important be hed with us sas .es a , al Al
and his application oil le sam. most ny" ,r. atoI
upcan, politely requested 10 can d' 20 % aH 1nsn
Mrs G.. Philippe Millinery L. "nHhi''"' -
SsId J-Jfn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-09-09

MORE AID FOR NEW ORLEANS
NEw YORK, Sept. l. Ole Bull announces second coo
cert for The benefit OF the New Orleans sufferers a, which
Strasosch will assist.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-09-09

We regret IN learn by letters received per last steamer
that Charge dAtiiires al Switzerland has been very ill.,
he days route from Berlin Brne 10 consc
ui his feeble health the latest he
recovering. The high reputation Of Mr. Fay in Berlin in
the scienIic and riay circles added his courteous and
pleasing annes had made hun veiy popular with hr Ger
mans. This known at Bcrne, aud had created for him
there 'r Of friends, who have extended TO him very gra
iyins attentions Mr. Fay is of The Accomplished
diplomas have had in Europe since the Time of the la.
menled licny Wheatnn.--[ Mem York Mirror
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-09-09

THE ATTACK ON MR.. HALL OF CINCINNATI
ClSclsSArI Sept 6-Dr. Ames was further examined
to-day upon The charge OF shooting MT Hai ana held 10
bail in r,e sum of s2b 600 in default of which he
mantsd 10 lail.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-09-09

BALTIMORE SEPT. S.-Saes Of 1900 tts Flour al 81
Grain steady, al former prices.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-09-09
,,,,,ytN,s KIGlir3 WOMEN
rh, New York Herald gives roher fepnisl'e picture %

'rh. New Iuk Herald gives io"'e' 'ep r :
these singular women ..
,roIr devoid of porsona attractions. They are genrra,
w; den ladies or who perhaps have been dls
In their endcavors appropriate the hreeches nno
@ riehs of their unucky lords; the first cass havlns
mod II utterly impossible induce any young or ola man
mo The matrimonial moose have turned out npon me "
and are now eudcavurin2 10 revenge themselves up 40
Wy who have sighted Them The second, having ce w
lhroped from their empire the hearts "i 'hc'
for reasons which may easily be imagined @ ou,
over the country, boring unfortunate aiae; f,, IA,
ESSAYS lacking point lnraning, anu on'S ~ Inn, l,
mpudrnce displayed by the speakers uIs OF decency
IN a civilized cuu;l,y. They sn'hte 'he , h,;In.n,s
aud TASTE hy al,lting themselves 10 IT, f,ns mnkln
which larr ,csrly and urgnay upon lns,' ~ @ d -
,,, vh;h h,y. been educated 10 respect 10 'o'e' anu ~
Admire only object :" AVERSION u"u iom hr momenta.
~ nnd quickly returned 10 The dress ol @ mi
,.a'.. w Yesterday macy disciples Of tue b'ooner
y, o ~ ,l,r Tabernacle There was yesterday anu 'e'e
,, No. 10 .ay wide fell for all such al !lIe
r ,.iT. To see them will put shilling IN u'e' puck.
~, and tourney toward the Tabernacle suiliech a'un
~ entertainment is guaranteed for the money inVes.eu ANU
NOSE vino have TASTE for the singular WIZ Undoubtedly Vt
on hand,
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ApOSl'Acy

Bar. Horace Greeley has the Wing party, positively
aud 6ualy. Here s his valedictory
We shall put mp ticket for State other officers under
editorial head We give this seasOnabe notice. order
that may not be in>cOnsrued implying dis
satisfaction with This candidate that ticket Intending
hencefprth while cherish and advocate sound principles
and beneficial 10 act ,riM entire independence Of
party sages, mandates ratforms shall treat the
Of display ing ticket al the head ui editorials
hnored In the breach than the observance and
articles alone vindcate preferences
d. our onyicIiuus
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-09-09

PRorpkHcE Or ID Sept THE extensive CROKER ~ Cd
lab,hnm NJ al Messrs Whitaker Sons in this place was
totally destroyed by fire last nishoss $50 900; insured fol-
sig 900
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-09-09

NEW ORLEANS, SEPT 5.-Therc were MY denths oy
yellow lever yesterdays to-day there were 20 deaihs "
which ~ by lever The epidemic is very DAD IN 'he
towns up the river Thibodenux has been abandoned
The deaths ~ yellow fever Mobile today amount I"
%
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-09-09
,L.TfST NEWS BY THE TELEGRAPH.


NEW YORK SEPT 9.-Tbe steamer Bay State cApo
ded her boiler the Sound to-day About dozen peiSons
were scalded
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-09-09
FROM WASHINGTON.-W copy The following from

the Washington Star
GEN CAss EREScH MlssiuN.-We feel perfect
certain that The mission France hus been
TO Gen. Cass, stated IN the Geographic columns OF
N0rhera papers The Truth probably Is that the admins
iralion are him the Senate TO deam
of sending him any court wureat the services OF his
great experience md we'll abilities may be abs0
u,ey necessary for Tho successful protection Of
importan nj national interests
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-09-09
MEM TRIAL

ClScISSAr Sept IA motion for trial in The case
OF Findley WAS heard by Jadge Finn Today and the ma
ri
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-09-09
CIT NE s.

PRICES CURRENT FOX FAMlLlEs'--"e lay be-
:, -, ,J.,s this r,urnng, an accurate report OIL the
cd for meats fish. fowls, vegetables, fruits, game,
-. :, The wo markets. yesterday. The Information con-
il mi. r.por, i. Of value families and We have
therefore, taken much pains 10 have II rehaoe:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-09-09
TRIAL. OF BISHOP DOANE.

pnLAnELriiA, SErr. THE Court Of Bishops reas-
senbled Curnicn hls morning. After debate motion
rescinL much Of the order Of the which permit
ted the respondent read the evidence taken by his diocese
rejected
Alter long session order passed setting
the distinctly declares that does tecug
nze any right in the convention Of the diocese o New Jer.
scy appear party before this court.
Bishop Diane Then admitted together with his pre-.
scnrrs aud made speech his motion that the prcsrnt.
be d,nssed He alsn read The report Of the commit
lee OF the Diocese protesting against The present Of
thr Having concluded The court again cleared
10 deliberate, pending which adjournment carried
Id
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-09-09

VIRGINIA AND MISSISSIPPI IN MASSACuU
SETr$.We learn that party ol twenty-five or ihlr'y
soners session there. fish dinner III grove al
the mouth the Agawan river Saturday afternoon last
According III: Republican IL rare social and intel
ectua treat, and from that paper with great plea
sure following account OF what happened after the scale
and shelf fish, &c., had been disposed of
"M Ashmun, president offered train ot eloquent aud
pllrotic remark preparatory calling cut Col Steven
son vi Virginia the president of the cOmmssun The lat
Tor gentleman responded in nubiy generous md patriotic
style speaking The north aud requiring only to
know aud Understand each other restoration
aud maintenance Of cordial good telling and patriotic alice
lion; illustrating with the elect upon himself aud his ecl
inus of The intimate acquaintance which the IL, lew Weeks
had given him with New England men and New England
ins,iluous pleudces hal been -ncned old notions
moved and lie could go hume and tell his ueghuos, lie
should do most cierrluly how and wherein they had done
injustice northern and northern feelings Col. Ste
spoke like The wh" soulet frgulan TIA. he Is AMI
his eloquent remarks drew forth much applause.
"At this point Col Davis the Secfsnry "l War, most
mex pecrIy arrived upon The grounj company with
Coils Ripley aah Andrews lie was enthusiastically wei
coined u;d soon alter called by Mr.. Ashmun bG
illusions congressional experience and ~ the nGba
manner in which hr tC"l Oavls) defended Ar. Webster
when personally ussllci by rcvirrs. TIL"
ponsc of Col Davis and subsequent speech In reply
compliment to The army were beautifully e"qnrn; ne en-
chained every ear all left their and crowded around
the Secretary catch every syllable .! his finely chosen
and nnEly expressed words. We the sympathy
Of 90 warmly 10 another that al This party II
Massach citizens I" their unexpected guest from Mis-
sisspp lie conquered their peJudices few OF hal
rightly learned Jefferson Davis hr had spoken thee
minutes; aud -nceror,h delighted and electrified oil by his
polished yet simple coquencc and has emncntiy putinc
sentiments lie spoke of the Union of The devotion Of Mis-
sssippians TO IT, of his delight with the north and the north
people, of army and its noble officers and Of Gen
Pierce and his modesy 10 the service throwing all the
credit of Tie Mexico upon the graduates al
West Point who he said knew not only what 10 do but
when anu how I" do II.
The r,srnc.f Mr. Davis uni his nnb'o speeches gave
an aud Distinguishing turn 10 the Of
the afternoon and alone justify the liberty have taken
in giving publicity wha, was intended far rain rural
informal atu,dly afternoon fish fry The speaking
maintained till nearly dark. Gov. Steele, Chancellor Wal
WORTH Col Hazard Geo H. Davis and others pirticpa in.
The party returned the city about L. a., highly delight
ed with their afternoon enjoyment"
Cot Davis visited the armory commission on Saturday
and spcn, the Sabbath Springfield There was hne
hbition of fireworks his honor by of III: arnrcrs
and from the U. 5. grounds on Saturday evening
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-09-09

S. SHIP CYANE.
BosTvS Sept. This vessel arrived al ST. john NJ B
the FL inst She santed By The British ship Of war
Nelley.
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METROpOLITAN HALL.

TIE j,iGUN ar song ARE CO.hING'
suNkEIS NIGHTINGALE OPERA TROUPE VI make In i,
~ rI.Gti ANIMAL 10 Richmond ~
Friday Evening, September Ibth,
and III continue they El oI their select AMI elegant
Musical :IRlE> They "cr L, their Oil friends
most rare and distinguished combinations =" Comic Vocal
raLl.r 81 presented Ia the rnhlIc,
ELEVEN GIFTED ARTISTES,
every selected ~ tct 8" h!> cirhrn abilities iron
Ia. i;"LE rI. TE"tsE .,...
Ia ,lrciy OF Baltimore tr. ini CONSECUTIVE Entertain
Ilcus Ininrrsc Success.
Ur- Admission - cents.
W. For urlcr particulars see bills nl The Jay
sr1L III JOHN 4. FORD. AGENT.
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DIED,

Disc The trslderrs Of The Hon Henry A. Wise in Accom,e
county. Sunday. The 2ls day al SARAH dang
ieroi the Hon Geo Y. Scarbursh in the 10th her age
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NOTICE.
Great Excitement


Great Excitement
ROBINSON
WE requested by Mr. Tuml the agent OF th,-
w 10 this MENaGEkIE and CIRCUS vii
EXHIBIT al The following places a. tie ensuing dates
Al Ilunrersrie pocah)nta- County, Saturday t.
Warm Springs. Monday IL
Juactiun pvIn OF } F Bel's. Tuesday III
BudIr GAP, Weinssda. u
SiauntOn. Thursday -
August Springs, Friday "
fIarris.nDurs, Saturday a
Sept. . f2s
S,EALED PROPOSALS viii be received at hi- post
- the 5h oI Ssptsmorl for iurnh,ns the
olY OF Tie Puaic Guard Total nun. ras
The year, 1850 Every loo raions vii ,ol.isi OF
SuIcidnc FIuui ,oesp H.. pounds
Mess iOih
Soap
Caniir. TX
Salt = quarts.
Beans nIiirl
Fresh Ierr l2J pounds.
GAY, 1t. Commanding i. q.
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.ym. HOLT KICI,,nD,o,.

sfERCfASf TAILOR. llh opposite The Exchange io-
M would INFORM hi" rn a tl public generally that hr
returned irom the hnr i receipt 81 MS &c"
aud sIrnid nent al faii Goods which he prepared Ia
SrIi ri
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-09-09

'kE undersigned has nj
Dry Goods Tor the Fall Trade, which he pareu.
lar aeion Of the public His stock this large aud EN-
braces the Latest aud fashionable styles Fancy Goods
Tier with heavy aad we'll selected stock OF Domestic Goods all of
which will be sold low. THOS D. QUARIES
sept. 9-clm 229 Broad Sirsst
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-09-09
vALuAnLE MIL AND nEAL EsrArE Fon

SALE on rue RICHMOND AM DANvlIi.E Raj. ROAD
ES ~ pronounced Iornm and al Ellington.
admir- ai al The parties" plaintiff have become entitled
uac Mill and other re csta" lyu. the county Prince
ward nrar III" Richmond AID pviIic Rail Road This po~,,,
aGaas:s"l
J! plantation ilj acres IN the Rail n,si
about mice West ." aytokah Depot junction with ,3
bat IL wei" tmherr both "ll and pine and Is SUE
ccibr al high sHc "i cultivation II b" conveniently
e n" ~" farms am r location AMI "Iher avanas render
29a yair'Ie Mn, wtl miller my
land a'ac1 TIL" MIL has good r,-t"n
"s'"'.!"ils sil'am lie" r In. banned
. ma!i tenement WIN a"n '~rDy land attached
These 1i- vii b" sold at public auction" At lIay'osa Det
N p.rk who lives on so .onnr estate Fm
hy ne at Jlre,s Sle
S"'t"way Comfy " c KNIGHT,
Counsel and Attorney u Tor rnsi,s
NEW FALL. AND WINTER DIZZY GOODS.
w nav te,r'rSa 10y '".n"'S az" Jackets l0m Ne" t"s
examination oI "lch Customer
chaser ~ "wn a" country ssr~aiy The following ro"s"s
,'savy sss Go D. Rhine. and ana naH's'
! n'"cads SS n Fancy color- and Black
:; =; ! ann - E',h and n"T style PLAID Sin
Extra t,rn'', and German Mrr,nos anu Tibet 10th,
M M Fn . r., c"%'. . ," "s" 1 , ,a Aesa'
n,% t rs .a s%s11. a." r." +. Lanes ss
Ii and Printed ,A-lncr"s az" Pers'an Cloths all coors
y'rs%', r; M"a,lSne and c.. III, ai Robes
= s ~. lsay, rS.k aud ' Ma"'n..
Embroidered rrin,e'l and Checked SWISS Moans
/ Mex u nurf, CsI, aud velvet Ribbons
Embroidered frnmeistirhel and Tape bOrteIc! Idkis
! irl-h lin'nI and Sh'ftIuss aud PIlrw.caae Linen
| Ga-s. Cloth Corded! Wa,tlrd aud Brock adr Skire
| Pulled. Gnhcrrd. Fin"ms ant! Embroidered Sleeves
i Il choice D. Worked Collars
/ McuI am, SECOND MtuTnIne Slrr.r7 and Cu!IlIs
| Ia,.rs' ..i Gents Silk. Mr,In" NisrEIa Vests
complete assortment Of Ladies Gems Ms-es' and Boys, M
! Wmrslcd and Cation Hose
aides Enbr0i.rrrh and
! erred Cam'Ir liaudsc IchicIr
Ladies Gents Conre'. Xii loves CAexande, m.keJ
/ 10 do Thhet. Cashmere aud Raw SILK Gi'"G'
Thread Eot l'er, Cambria AMI swi- Edgng L-eiuhs
! Table Daua>k Cloths. Napkms AID Doyner
Embossed, Wnoll.n aud WorsieG Plsnn and Table Covct-
super BLACK, Hue, Brown, Green nd CaGel Co,-
io o Il" Fancy style AID g4siiL.s
W"frn Velvet, Six Satin and handsome WaiIed Ve>lIGEs
Satinrtr, TSrc!-, kencb.ck aud Kentucky ran
| Heavy, a! "ool, PLAIN kertcys and linseys
( Whitley Mae hInaw. Dmiil aud rGiilrd Blauart-
/ BAGS Hlr.n. DraD Mode a,l Blue aLIr-' t,utL-
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