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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-12-30
Notice Of Removal.

WYE have now removed to our new and
w spacious Store House, in North East
opposite the Methodist Church, where we are
prepared to sell new and fashionable styles
Of dress and ether goods, as low rs they can
be had in the city, for cash or country pro-
duce, and would respectfully solicit an in
spcction 81 our stock and prices, otwhch we
name in part:
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SIS REWARD.

S-I WI w -2ENDs
CTOLEN from the Church at Warwick,
- Nd. on Monday night last, a large brown
Mare, with white star in her forehead, black
feet, and u scar on her left shoulder. Any
person returning said mare to the residence
Of the subscriber, near Warwick, Cecil conn
ty, Md, will receive the above reward and
the thanks of MARY f. ROE.
Dec 10 3wf
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CONFECTIONERY:

Oranges, Prunes, Candies, all kinds,
Lemons, Raisins, English Wnnuts,
Figs, Almonds, Ground Nuts.
Cordial and Lemon Syrup, b the bottle.
Spices, ofall kinds, by retail. Fine CAKES
lwavs on hand and baked to Order. ICE
CREAM always kept in season.
Don't forget the place. Elliton Restaurant,
on Main Street. in the Elkton Arcade, next
door to the Office of The Cecil Wing, and
also next door to J B. ASh's new Store.
April S-tf. ENOCH CROUCH.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-12-30

% elegant OIL Paintings. in sp.cndld ma
gill frames. size 3Xi f. each w" 5000
100 elegant oil Paintings 2N3 # each 80 1000
300 steel plate cngravings brilliantly
coorel in OIL rich gut frames 2ix N 5000
30 in. each, ~
900 elegant steel plate cngravings.
courcl in oil, of the Washington 10000
Monument 20x2j in. each,
2G1 600 steel plate cngrayinga from 100
different plates now in possession
ofani owned by nc Artists Union
of the market value Of from 30 c.s
to 81 each.
l ir5t-class Dwelling in 3lst St, n.
Y. City, $4,000
% Building Lots in 100 and l0lst Sts., / ram q, oo,
n. Y. city, each 2jxlOO #. deep. '''0 --:'0o
100 Villa Sites containing each 10000
So fl in the suburbs of n. Y. city.
and commanding magnificent 500 $1,000
view OF the Hudson river and Long
Island sound ut
20 pcrpeuai loans Of cash. without in ma
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-12-30
ladies Dress Goods,

Rich style ClrcdSSian Cloths,
Plain and striped Dc Beige, IS? to 25
Fig'd, striped and rich style plaid Dcancs,
A large and cheap stock of caIicocs, warrant
ed fast colors, g. to l2a, Ginghams, &c. =,
lace and needle worked collars. sleeves and
chemisctts; Swiss and cambria cdging, insert
ing, iouncing and bands, hosiery, gloves,
cutters, boots and shoes, polka coats, carpet
bags, &c.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-12-30
Iseady-nl:aGc Clothing.

blankets, flanncls. tickings, shifting, stripes,
mnslins, hats, caps, boots, shoes, brogans,
CATERS, &c.
Also
Guns, game bags shot belts powder TASKS,
CoX's and other percussion caps, nc.
Groceries, hardware, qncenswarc. wooden
and willow ware. &c. HUGHES BROS.
North East, Dec 9
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GRAIN WANTED.

will pay the highest cash prices for Corn,
Wheat and Oats, delivered at the Elkton
Depot, or any place on the Elk, Sassatras or
Bohemia River, or in the Chesapeake and
Del. Canal. SAML" Is. FOARD.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-12-30

StcWcu,
Roasted, or
Raw, T.! cts.
Coffee, with Ham and eggs. 1Sa "
Coffee, with Chicken and Rolls, lSa "
Tea, with Chip-bccf and Rolls, 10 &C
ALSO, always on hand a good assortment of
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-12-30
Mem and Boys Wear.

Blue, black and brown cloths, 81 90 to S. 90 |
PeterSham and Tcviot cloths,
very heavy; 200 2 30 |
black cashmere and French
doeskin fancy cashmere IS 225
as'ted colors plain satnctt, At IS |
plaid, striped and mixed do 80 81
brown and grey kcrScy. - 81
The daily union., 1854-07-23
THE DAILY UNION

mission of Nova Scotia coal article II prime necessity Of
which Pennsylvania has been able to furnish ad
equate amount and is il quite certain that her may
be the side of humanity Upper Canada is large
consumer of Pennsy ylyana coal, both bitumnous from
Pennsylvania by way of Erie and thrace from
central Pennsylvania, by way of Dunkirk Buffalo, and
Oswego and several lines Of railroad ia progress
of construction open and facilitate this important branch
of trade
Again the lower provinces purchase all their bread, and
they will take il from New York Pennsylvania and Mary
land and take il home in lieu of ballast free from freight
in the coasters which bring their coal fish, plaster
grndsones &C. instead of seeking their supply from Up
per Canada through the St Lawrence and voyage.
1t is a law of that little freight Is
charged in the direction that little freight is transported
Thus the wheat vessel from Chicago Detroit Cleveland,
&C. carries back salt by way of ballast from Buffalo and
Oswego, without any, with nominal charge So the
coaladen vessels from the British provinces will carry
back wheat and -four for ballast
The daily union., 1854-07-23

CoI,NrpY RESIDENCE FoR RENT have iof fss' ..s
u nev holses with Of ground auacneo '" ~, g.
on Kendall Green - ,iue more Than mic h'''"' ~
the Capitol .u. ,,,h !. callar wood
,hed and stable and pumpe OF erccen. a. G ~ ,,
The ntuation beautiful overlooking large Po'"o" " ~ "'
and In full Of the Capitol ,... .v.,r. .ra n
-. .... r,xu,,, milo esnhlj.he I'd
on the twice day between he"os
pr.siAsnt,, rouaYe leaving and m
ws Csnrs Market where brief stand, At sk and ~
O'Clock.
Rert-two hundred dollars = year
The taken open fof nspecuon ana IN w
by applying VIM stickney who lives on Coesxe '"ee my
self At my residence, near the premises ,xo. urrn.Ir
July 23-eodu
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IsTEaSAL sAyieATios.--The ST. Louis Republican, OF
Monday notices the return TO that city OF the steamer e
neya from the mouth Of the Yellow Stone river after an
absence Of oryur days. which is said to be the shortest
trip ever made On her upward trip she partly freight
ed with presents the Indians in charge of United States
government agent The following is an extract from the
captains "log:a
July lell in with grisly bear swimming the river
opened fire upon him without effect; after receiving sew
rounds nothing dauned he made direct for the boat
apparently with the design of boarding US, but finding
that rather inconvenient he shecred off with terrific
gow and dropped and made for the opposite shore
which he failed to reach for about this time Capt l.
brought his gun bear upon him. and placed ounce ball
in his shoulder which shattered the blade and caused ms
bearship another terrific complaints and notwith-
stand his loud protest against such treatment the captain
gave him another The two shots rather had the e-
feet Of reardng than acceerang his onward movement
BY this time Mr. Bassett had the yawl lowered and ac
companled by Mr. Wilcox with his rifle made for the enc
my with the intention of bringing him TO terms but he
refusing any kind Of negotiation and at the same time as
Stunning very menacing attitude all negotiation WAS ter
minated by Mr.. Wilcox putting ball through his head
and IN few minutes he suspended from the stern
derrick heels uppermost Thus ended the bear fight
and we went on our way rejoicing"
The daily union., 1854-07-23

CHOLERA AT BuFfAlo.-BurrAIo, IN. Y-) July zl-ln
consequence OF the rumors of large number of deaths by
chslera at the poor-honse in this city party of physi
clans and citizens visited the house to-day The condition
of affairs horrible Within fifteen hours fifteen in
sane persons and pauer had died Of the cholera
and four Others in collapsed state
The house found so foul and filthy be almost
impossible to enter it, aud the inmates in awful condi-
ton On inguiring il was found that they kept in
sufficient food and that of the quality For break
fast they were given bread with coffee made from barley
and salt pork Dinner breakfast Supper bread
and tea This was all the food the poor inmates had
The scnrvy was also found to be raging the building
well the cholera There had also been several deaths
from absolute starvation particularly among the children
These disclosures have caused the intense excitement
The health Of the city is otherwise good
The daily union., 1854-07-23

SUcH AS THE CHOLERA FORA family OF Germans,
who resided the Chicago road within fifteen minutes
walk of the City Hail. and had been supported at public
expense for the last eight weeks has been swept away by
the cholera First the father was taken then the TWO
children and lastly the mother in whose underskrt xas
foupd two thousand FIVE hundred dollars in gold They
had lived amid reeking filth foul senches and health
strovnp vapors for weeks and had imposed upon the pub
lie charity but their avarce has availed them nothing
they are now rottng in untmely graves OF their own
seeking and the country is sole heir to their concealed
wealth--Dsron Free Press.
The daily union., 1854-07-23
BY AUTHORITY.
LAws oF me UNITED sTATEs.
[Public, No. 43.l

AN ACT making further appropriation for the improve
ment of the Cape Fear river, North Carolina.
Be enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives. Of
e United States Of Aeea IN Congre assembled That the
of hundred and forty thousand dollars and the
hereby appropriated for the year ending thrtieth
june eighteen hundred and fifty five TO be paid out of any
money the treasury not otherwise appropriated and
expended under the supernendence of the Secretary
for the continuation of the Improvement Of the Cape
river North Carolina at Its communication with the
ocean.
Approved 22d July, 1854.
The daily union., 1854-07-23
Later from Hayand.

Later from Hapana.
MOBILE July I9The Black Warrior has arrived
here from Havana, bringing dates to July 16.
The political news by this steamer snot important.
Sugar market firm at previous rates. Freghts dull
The steamer bound for San Juan recently reported to be
wrecked proves be the j. c. Lee from Wilmington, North
Carolina She foundered July 10TH two days after leaving
Havana All the passengers were rescued
Fanera, of the Aajuta"t General Of Ne~ York
ALpAxy July 2lThe remains of Robert E.. Temple ad-
nt general Of the State of New York. being
vesed to the vault The military cortege is the largest
in this city similar occasion in many years. large
number carrages occupied by the governor State Off
munspb sss na aRa sasRs 1Sa ass The
churcl. bells we're tolled while the procession moved.
From Nep York
New YoRx, July 22.The Steamship st. Louis made
trial tr;n under the most favorable crcum-
stances She will take the place Of the unfortunate Franklin
on the Southampton and Havre route
The board Of directors Of the New York Central
which met Yesterday have determined upon dividend OF
four per cent, payable in September
The steamship Pacific fully due, being in her eleventh
dav She brings days later intelligence from Europe
The steamer Baltic sailed to-day for Europe Her ine
gence in regard to the stock market will be by no means
yorable to American securities.
S;okaess and Cholera a Cape hay-The Weather.
BALrrNoar JULY 22.-Passengers who arrived in Baiti
th, morning direct from Cape May, state that choer'
had broken ont there the parties taken with it had beer
and that deaths had already occurred with h
disease Entre credence should not De put IN TINS sae
ment ms there be some mistake about IT, Upwards
guests are the Cape and the fact that much sicknes
prevsls which the following despatch indicates, may hav
alarmed those there caused the spread OF the report
| the cholera j
PuLApELpHlA July 22.-More sickness has prevailed a
Island this season than during any for severa
years past.
Arrival Of the United Sofcs.
Nrw YoRK July 2OThe steamship United States has al
rived here with California dates to July Ga very short pas
1 sage.) Her has not yet come to hand
The daily union., 1854-07-23
DIED.

T., ,h CITY on N, a instant, VIM RENTER the siss
OF his age nfter = short and severe Illness
He was native Aeraudrs but for the last twenty years
a resident Of this city.
M, friends are invited f~nera this (sun
dsy) O'Clock from the residence OF h son. 0" mary
avenue, tho corner Of ~ street.
The daily union., 1854-07-23
NV !. 9. MoGUIRr, Auctionssr.

,uaNcERy SALE OF VALUABLE AND IMPROVED REAL
Estate ON Pennsylvania avenueBy vtIne Of decree o. me
rourt of the District Columbia ~ WeaAneton county,
pased in William g. Lansi: and otnes as con-
lanes Lizzie Osiie LaaSte oeend
sns vii, eei pabc suction the premises on Insedy me
lslb day July ocock ha. piece o. cuond con-
,.;n,d IN square the south SIDE Oh
sysnue and described foiows Rssnsns FOR me s.ns
49, ,hs line of ssid avenue 100 Inches on the
porhwc said and runnas thence wn ns ne
.Ss souhUsrdy about Inches, alley aeos
tss, r. vd,h then with Of saA sisy, east test
nns together Win the .hsr;os wS.ss
sd nronsrtv il situated directly opposite Wnasdb Hotel
OF ssIs One Of the purchase money 70 20 psaa IN
,h Zine of sale and resiAus In thsse eqaA peyonu an
six w. eighteen mon,hs shse.e WIN anssrs M IN " %
NJ hr title to the sad popeV e
en0 the nna'
trustee unu no y. ~. ~. A. AUSTIN SMITH, Trustee.
raunca"on :" '"e ' JAMES G. MCGUIRE,
June 2i-e0d
- u,,. .nov. AL. A unavotdnbly pestponed uAifl
Tuesday "'e'no""' A. AUBTIN SMITH, Trnsec.
JA6. c. MCGUIRE,
July 90--eod
The daily union., 1854-07-23
BY TELp GRAPH.

From Esw York-The FeasAsr.-Seanaer Fraakin.-Chol-
New YoRK, July 22.-The Thermometer stands to-day at
SO in the shade-day not as hot m yesterday.
At the latest accounts respecting the steamer Franklin
hopes were expressed that she would be got off in safety
The cholera still prevailing here to considerable extent
board Of health reports the number Of deaths by cholera
this week at ls4-an increase of 81 last week.
The daily union., 1854-07-23

THE Picrou MNEs-Orders have been received by tele-
graph from the agent of the Pictou mines, In Boston
TO discontinue sending vessels for coal for the space OF one
month There 1000 tons of shipping In port On 'ne
18th inst
The daily union., 1854-07-23

nv GREEN n 1COT'Ts Aocss0oo03Ss
,,ppx suprRIOR AND NEARLY NEW HOUSEHOLD
and Kitchen piano ioFe, &C. = ne ,ss
a.v shs lei of August, shall SELL u 10 O'CLOCK
1svcn or Mn b. French, the south siee o. g ses
ss Hsh TN uresa large asd sxcciies "
..stv fnrnure. winch enumerate IN psn, VI:
One very superior rosewood-csss psaso 's''' ~" ~ nus
touch
do meio9oon ,.,. ,rJ usNsr .nk..
snd plush covered a sscepss and onsT
charu
One vsry nne walnut writing desk
(,tsounaee snd marcel osnansas
Nahornay naSbls-tn aAA sAsS t1haee
ParIos ind other eurtnAus, window shades, As.
One ssrs Fysnchrp rpaste nirSor, vsU n.e -, .,-.S
Velvet apesy Byuses ingram, and otnef caspeu, oc'0"
Tvo nnhon,nv dAeboar4s cane aeat and osner cnai3s
One nne uahoeAny exsensoa dining table
beAs. Oshe1 mouResees, oeoeseSs &c.
Mshoesny asd marble drsass and osnsr
Do do 90 ws.s.Ss '
Large assortment Of cutlery s'sss, ana csOcAss "~
A very lot Of table linen, He. -, .,..~ 4. .~-.
Win msny other which we deem unnece~sV sas
..-.,.. .r ..,.o.. ~,sAs.s s>od
furniture. "a. o~s, ~v>A,N ~
, r.or,bs 0pr en4oess4, seaa9 iheSsst
r.s-The mouse ''' - GREEN 4 SCOTT,
,,.o ..A. Ancnoaesss.
The daily union., 1854-07-23

Providence, July 22.-Mrs. Halle widow Of Judge Halle
whosc death announced by telegraph days
died yesterday of cholera in Warren.
The daily union., 1854-07-23
GAol~rn IN tic Wcet.
Death of Mrs. Halo.

WHEELING, July 22The cholera in this vicinity is aba
ting.
The daily union., 1854-07-23

Books the House Of Representative.
Library HossR y RzPRassnrAnv.s,
WashnSson, July 81, 1854.
books Belonging Library House
memh1s and oshsr
ORDERS charged their i'm
dies
before the close Of the session.
MATTHIA1 MARTIN,
Librarian House Of Representative.
July -dt4thAxg
The daily union., 1854-07-23

rrar sANDWICH IsLA NDS, illussxassa-
| Harper's Gazetteer Of the World, No. T.
RamSiea Iceland, by PinZ Mls. ~.u,vu
On sale at rArLOE - =, Oh ~srses.
July " "'s ~
The daily union., 1854-07-23

Governor Mateson, of Illinois, has commuted the pun
shen of men, who sentenced to be hung for
murder committed at Lasae on the person of contractor
TO imprisonment for life The prisoners have been sent to
the Alton pententiary.
The daily union., 1854-07-23

The latest advces from Havana state that the health of
the city is without Improvement occasonng great loss
among the shipping in porta number of vessels being de-
tanned for want Of men to put to with
The daily union., 1854-07-23

DLlNEY MiLEs1 (the celebrated souxAss) New Dosl
L Rsmbes in Iceland book Of the On sale y
TAYLOR 4 MAU1YD
The daily union., 1854-07-23

Proposals.-Repairs tho uvsrsty eT virgtnts, anA
for Water-vvorks TO the amount oK o26 900.
PROPOSALS will b. recsivsd the Proctors Once Until II
OF T s ropan
University buudiass the amount of 1Ie0
the e and paAce proposals viii be received f nso
supply the UnivesSy Of viEnia, md
sscas ws.ks M the 70 the amount go
aB Of will be paid
cash yemAning three6hs bonds Of he Univey
will be given payable On the LIT day Of July, ieo6
Plans other appiea-
ton Al the Pr0ctoss Once
ROBERT z. PRENTI6,
2ldkcp0sNeps Proctor OF Uav~rsity Of Virginia.
The daily union., 1854-07-23

steam Machinsry for Unitsd States stsan k1i~Sss'
NAVY DxrAarMsrr, July Ao4
CONSEQUENCE of various applications di4eee pefss
United sates desiring IN extension nss 2 - Il. ar
ufacturcs mschnery prepare plans And peope
n,tIed in with th terms advssef o. ~
1884, The ms .peened = naI III Al 90
reception Of proposals., &C.. ~ e1tenooe unaa =" -
tembsr next. {a ~ n0BDIN,
July 20--dlw wA0awtioept s--------
NENTLEMEM,s GOODS CEHEAP:-E: 20 xass15I..s
III c.n, Toor Weshfnaop Pcs, Seventh eSes. -
to sell OF se 81 eca e s boss .ho nav M
enenishn. ,hsr wssdrosss va do well 70 eau sns
purchasing 4E.
A coiored srand boy wanrd.
lv--d0uf "
KIRK WOOD HOUIHH:
fs""'ss0'"a MONDAY, tho "a Of July, fa the ~
M Ian -aa.ion q sussis. ,oHN n. KrRKwooD,
KIRKWOOD,
l-dlm ~--r--s~"-
The daily union., 1854-07-23

NmGSiA--ln the 18th district, lately represented by
John Snodgas (deoeased in Congress- the whg candi
dates are John jackson, John Hall, Dr. Pinneil and
Fleet w Smith and the democrats have Charles Lewis
Judge McComas Benjamin Basel, jr., and Benjam W
Jackson
The daily union., 1854-07-23

mHE FRpDEHICE FEMALE SEMINARY ts cst1
orrauxed femsle cesese and endowed wtop0o
by the Maryland. II IL located In Frederick ci my
land healthy souihen ouAss
This institution hes able and emcieni soad q
,cnchers number good Library, excellent wusica ~
ments Philosophical apparatus ayd 10
confdenay believed oss many fAciidss f< myeruH
a
The school sectAriAn. -
For crcsiarv particulars Rev. sepdmas Tusa
washington, d. c.
2I-dhcp2Aoa*
The daily union., 1854-07-23

r. s. Lane one OF the speakers at the anti-Nebraska
meeting Indianapolis Indiana speaking of Douglas
said have understood that his house has been thunder
struck but that he wasn't at home But hare doubt
God Alsnighty teelng for him r This conyen-
tion highly entertained with stuff like this, very
much shocked the structures upon the clergy in the demo-
cratic convention Lo.tsriNe Democrat
The daily union., 1854-07-23
Public, No. AL

AN ACT establish the Offices OF surveyor general of New
Mexico Kansas and Nebraska grant donations actual
settlers therein, and for other purposes.
The daily union., 1854-07-23

Orders for tickets and shares snd eAcatss q psekas in The
ps0mp attention,
Of each drawing will be ssn Immediately asr u
o all who order from
Address P.J. BUCKLEY Agent,
July % WumtnGton, Delaware.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-24
MEDICINAL.
Or HILLS CeIebrnfed PuL,non;c EZirig

DR. Halls Celebrated PuLmonic ELIXIR
JIoR permanent ofcoughs Colds consumption.
I bronchitis asthma II uenzu Group, whoopng cough,
inflammation orthe broDciea and
ic speaking; and all affections Of the organs OF respira
uon.H
Warranted the pleasantcst best medicine for dseas.
es o the lungs ever sold in America.
In presentIs this medicine TO public have the
satisfaction know that not only present them with
an Invaluable atoe fer the class OF diseases II proes.
SEES to cure, but which Is perfectly harmless its
feels upcm the consution can lie administered with.
Tile TACT, that large portion OF the suffering death
throughout country, is caused 10y disease organs
consequent and cold hasin.
Iucpd us TO put IL hin the reach every ir vidual
WIN may ie:edy that has itself invau.
able.
study OF tse diseases of the lungs which frequent IN
claIsa and claim II 10 be In advance
alt medicines beore discovered for those peculiar
conipl nts, imp vcIiet all, and consequently
uInrior 10 all others.
oNtravagant assertions OF its efficacy
In curing dseascs like the veners of too many nostrums,
who deceive all who trust them, nor shall we hold any
inducements which experience does not justify.
patients will persevere In tbs use OF this medicine,
and dniced, heyw be cured In every Instance
thatitis not beyond tile power OF medicine. There
enOyngthe blessings ofhealtl and
renewed life, as 1t who otherwise would have long
since been In their grave but for the timely and
ring OF this invaluable remedy lt not pretended
That 1T is inlabe IN stage of consumption, but
know TO bs better adapted TO the various diseases tho
respiratory organs than any other Medicine
the ublic All ask trial. and in every instance, il
used freely according 10 The directions and II Perfect salts
faction is not given, the money will be returned,
Genuine signed K. HA Ill N co. For sale by JANE
BAKER, Druggist, Wheeling, Va. Also, by Druggists
generally Throughout the country. ar9-ly
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-24
sPIETNG OF 1858.
VIM. T. SELBY; M
wHOJESAIE DEALER Nv

Foreign q DOmeShG ~ UoHr5k %
No. III Main ST., Vest side, bet~ssH M'"
Union SIS.
Wheeling, Va my Co.
rs NOW in receipt of mis- Spring stoch o. Nance
Ill and Notions direct from importers anS sisi5
Iers. Comprising complete ana s .s can be -
goods adapted to the trade o. this secIo 5 TesPeN
in any hou e. East or West, 10 which woSi
invite the attention OF retail dealers; eohs'3
DRESS GOODS. ,.,,ipes, gE.
In black Silks alpacas, roPlins laws, Of " u
hams, ETC., with very large STOCK ~ nsI
makes and coloTs. Also, bonnets, rlO0OH''
other trimningBin variety. And u
MEMS WEAR. e.ssiEss1
In cloths, cassimers, sattinetts, ne rnitoIadss ~
jeans tgees, and summer eloths alSE uinSssH;
MIS- blue drills, brown linens, linen nen Sp
other snch goods, very desirable mon bats - q
mems and boys palm hats Ieghorn aI ~ linen iIi Z
WOOL brash hats ETC.. with full sloI a. apers, els
ton begging seamless bags, buTlaps, .s- etc, bvI
drillings Tickings, checks, t of bite go
and bIeaehed m1slins; with a good sfooA VI
III the n,-, ,rP NJ
As cambrics, jaconets, Irish linens ibeir yaTs nj,
tons, hosiery gloves, combs, etc IN ass.d Is HtD
My whole stock will be found unsui &c
quality and style. as in prices. VT sELSl1
= KEas pure Whiie Lead, dry IST sS'e CAIDTEbN
~ febt3 khLL' =