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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-10-05
TEsraIfs NEATLY.

The cftyof constantinnpIe, as seen from
the BospborusI is said By trasellers!to be q
most imposing and beautiful sight. The
tourist at distances, as be g4zes upon its lof-
ty domes and crescent crowned minarets,
revels in imagination over the beauties which
acloscr inspection shall reveal. He has.ens
with aTdorito feast his senses upon the won
ders Of the Atohamcdan capital.
But nearer approach dispels.the allusion
fcr travellers Inform US that tho city is .
dirty. crooked IN shapen mass; thatits low,
wooden buildings its Darfoa, cheerlsss tho
rough. fares, are far from Interesting, aud she
visitor rctires II disgust
It's shsss With female beauty Itcatohes
the ere. aid challenges the admiration. -
| Nut # ! more intimate acquaintance shows
/ that il .isalds associated with goodness aud
| truth, with good sense and good heart adj
miration i turned into disgust, and tbe sen.
| s;ble admirer retires wish az muoh haste as
| the tourist fFe.h The sublime city Of no Sui.
l tau Sosfts "a E.slerfts and HaeN Quite.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-10-05
SEED CORN.

Now is tho time to select ears Of corn for
seed Ge into the fields and pluck off the
earliest ears, and such as are we'll filed and
you will gain something by selecting from
stalks that have two ears on them. 1t il
important that you select in the aeld, and
before all the cars are bard, for this you will
gain several days in tie ripening pext year
We think it probable that majority of
our farmers neglect to select their seed ears
till the time Of shucking But then they
cannot determine certainly whether they
take the earliest ears.
Corn is so important crop, and so much
of it is often lost by carly frost, that it is Of
much consequence to plant that which will
ripen early. We cannot urge the planting
of the small Canada coFns in our latitude,
for ID Is better to lose occasionally part sof a
large crop than to be always limited 10 Q
small one We need not go north for seed
ears, If We will take little care at the right
time, aud select the ears which FIRST come 70
maturity Many farmers know the inpor-
tance Of taking for seed what ripcns earliest,
but they are apt to forget and neglect.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-10-05
~NoW PAPA, IAN READY"

called recently at the Office Of one Of our
most active business men, who is weighed
down with care, and whose mind is taxed to
the utmost forithe public good. While very
busily engaged in writing and conversing. in
came little boy two or three years old, look
ing as happy as the birds that entertain US
with their sweet music, saying, Now, papa,
/ am ready to say my little prayer aud gil
ding swiftly 90 the side cfhis father 81 the
table.
Thefathe laid down bis pen pat his arm
arouAd the dear child, and taught him to
pray oh how sweet and on6ding was that
voice l was filed vita delight, yes with
solemn ave, while that child was praying for
himself, for his parents. and for his little
mates. felt that my heavenly Father.
ear was inclined to the petition Of that child
| In few moments came the sFectionats kiss
| the sweet good night and the father was
| ready again to attend 70 his arduous duties
Such public servant Is public treasure
6srThe lady Who stuck 70 her pOiut, va.
soaked Of with warm suds
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-10-05
POETRY



fcaWe oten heau - premise, Frui.
One oAy % ten yo1 Ikare.
A.a Hon WAN ..-rd kaa1, ahred
Inese treasures lc-I q hnir.
Wei. now ne tine ~ rcns 4 I.sl,
fclr oirtnoAy lc11M
Has bhtneiy cone - 1ulIlly palsed
Twelve years nate u--lcd since bowed
In fearless griet. M hnes
Beside oar dying i.ref nd vo0,d
parents ears for ncei
An1 rememosf no. Toa tired,
Thl cen the nenl1l1 uept.
To wake cur lather Hhen he died,
' -sP'i
This short eari'd lock, hall DARK, half cray,
elPt Il IRON his brow
I've kept u sacred tut fo-dny-
We viii divide 4 now
And when you ,oc-l upon i. Fred
Still TN q ~ the roiee
That n - dyisg .ccent said.
ms raven oIAlo psiongea y one
Aoe sessI Aner ny orother,
one oniy Dressed ner newt born son
eng, A7e s.sa1o.l saaaIea mo,nsr!
Shs -. ~ pas win y sne iett
.eI, sen.e.er n3werj
- ie pan. ~ seh oefeit,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-10-05
UNITED STATES HOTEL,
AT THE RAIL ROAD DEPOT

HARPERS- FERR VI VIR GINA
THE subscriber respectfully begs leave TO inform
i the travelling public that this Hotel is now
renovated and improved for better aud enlarged
accommodation for travellers during summer.With
the late improvements and determined pefsever-
ance, no effort or outlay shall be wanting to rem.
der this Hotel in every respect TO the invalid or
those travelling on business Or pleasure, ID is
comforts and accommodations. equal to any Hotel
in The Valley The table shall be furnished with
the best IRON this and Baltimore markets. Dinner
always ready the arrival Of The Baltimore daily
cars and ample lime gwen orfpassensers 10 dine
here before the ears leave for Winchester or Bal
limore. Passepke stopping here TO views cor
bold romantic mountain scenery may resi- assured
they viii be- welt cared for during their stay. A
call is most respectfully solicited 10 enable he
travelling public ~ jusge for themselves.
~ NJ CARRELLlt
Harpcrs-Ferry June 6. 1854
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-10-05
sTHE EDaron.'-The Richmou9 Ma

throws of the following capital ipdstration
They have steamboat III. the western
waters By the nano Of The Editor THIS
is the best name yet given 10 steamboat,
and more especially to Mississippi steam
boat We are surprised it has never been
thought ofbefove The editor is working
engine, whose fires are going day or night
Now he sails against the tide, and now with
it, going along at q dashing rate uutil sud
denly he comes up, all standing. against
some Ihidden snag. which nearly shivers lis
timbers to pieces Whenever he moves he
puts the waters ID agitation for time, ana
leaves = wake Of trouble waves behind him,
which lasts about Eve minutes Tie ssrtes
every body but himself, carries freight end
passengers in any aaantity, and goes puff -
putting down he stream Of Iile Often bis
powers are oyertsskod, and the boiler bursts,
but fortunately it kills no one bat himself
and Who cares cor 81 Eliter
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-10-05
Testimonials.
Hartford Fire Insurance Company
HARTFORD. CONNECTICUT

Tneorporatx 1870 Garter psyyetuai-- On psfsl Is0
OOo ga poloer Of Increasing IL % $3.50 600
DUBLIc Bai diag-, Manufactures, MiIss Ma
i cAinery Daelling Houses, Stores, Merchzn-
disc, Household Furniture, Vessels on the stocks
OF while in port, Sc, &c. win be insured a. rates
as low as the risk win admit
Apnlicatins for Insurance NAV be made 10
B. w. HERBERT,
In the absence Of the Agent from ChariestUwn, OF
JoHS P. BRowN, ESQ.,, who will attend to them
promptly. Persons al distance address through
the mail
N. B. On all Charch Buildings and Clergymens
personal properly, the Agent will present his com
missions-fn reducing the amount OF premiums an
the risks thus arising
December -, lS53-iy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-10-05
July 81, 1853.
BERRYVH,I,E HOTEI

BERRYVII.IE HOTEL. 4
TISaE snoscf,her 10 vlrg leaseu The above well
known Hotel,in Rerryyille Clarke county,
hegs leave 40 inform the travelling public that be
Is now ready to receive guests He Is also prepared
10 accom- MEDIATE Boarders either by the day, week,
month or year.
ais TABLE will always be furnished with all
thesvarieties which the season and market will al
ford his Bar with the choicest Liquors, and his
Stable with the best hay. grain. and osller.
q As he intends to make this his permanent resi-
dence he will spare pains in endeavoring to
render those who give him their custom, both COM
fes;asle and happy. he fatters himself, from his
long acquaintance with business aud the manners
eflhe world, that he can please the most lastdous
His charges will be as moderate as the expenses Of
any good public house In this section Of country
will Justify He therefore invites all to extend 10
him share oftheir custom.
Z Beryville, April S, 1853.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-10-05
- II = = = - = - s-----------------
the AIMS slftI,IRE.

Its as true as tfutR, that the duties of
ifeIare more than Iifed itself To live com
prehends far more than the mere eating,
drinking ard sleeping of every day exist
ence. Gifted, as man is, with an active, in
quiIing mind; endowed with intellectual
and moral powers with heart sensitive.
and alive to pleasure and to sorrow with
an immortal soul and after destiny the.
ends and aims Of his existence are certainly
as laffg- IS the skies. aud far above the lit1le
which now so much occupy aud engross the
thoughts of mortals.
Shakespeare speaks of rsthe touch of ma
turen which makes all men ''kin" uniting
them together by a common bond of broth
erhood. 80 to live as to benefit the human
race, rather than to act as bane and an in
jury seems the duty o., every one
There is no doubt that an act Of charity
or benevolence done to another, creates in
the human bosom a melody sweeter than
theqdivinest harmony, and brings q reward
far more precious than the diamonds of the
richest mines or the wealth Of the most COL
den mountains. And 10 pursuing the jour
ney of lifc-a rugged and thorny pathway,
truly, with few flowers to beautify and adsrn
lit is we'll to remember that all have
cares and troubles aud sorrows, which lit
tie kindness may alleviate If not remove =
tits we'll to remember that
t'Much Of care
Evefy human heat must bear
and that true benevolehcc consists not alone
in good wishes, but in active deeds
The consciousness Of having made one
hear. happier during the day, might well
serve as reward for the performance Of q
good action The promptings Of . beneyo
lent nature are pure and lofty, and shed 9
tinge of tranquil happiness over the whole
life Of him who possesses il. As the morn
ing dew arises to heaven rich with the fra
GRANGE of flowers it has refreshed and bright
ened, so true benevolenee ascends to th'
skies, laden with the blessings of ell thos,
upon whom it has shed one little ray 3
varrn and Oenial snnshina
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-10-05

ern improvements The arrangements Of the house
are now such as TO reader it convenient and com
Portable TO its guests in every sense and by CON-
slant attention TO the wants Of these who favor il
with their patronage intend 70 make il agreeable
10 alt
THE Fountain House is situated on Loudoun ST
in pleasant portion OF the town. The bar has
been arranged in the most fashionable style, aud
will be supplied with The lest OF wines, brandies
and other liquors. Good siabling and attentive
Holsters will always be insured.
JOHN ID. CAMP ELL.
Winchester, Aug 30 1854 -2m.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-10-05
Dr. Johnston,
BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL,

"HERE may Be obtsined the nos.s secdy rem
w edy for al priEaie Complaints Gleess Slrie-
iEs.' sssi.1l well. Pains I. de Ions, Asse-
Noss nd bki1 end al ihnse dread anecisoss arsing
Iron secrsl habit q yonth. which produces csaslitl-
toa.l Debility. re.dsp Marriage Impossible. and IN
YOUEG~MEN
Especially who have kccons the victims d Solitary
Wee, that dreadful AID destructive habit wkch annual
men q de ot exllls talents and brilIi.at ia,slsei,
Who might otherWire have entrlncef sienisg senntes
with de thundsEt q his eloquenes, walked @ ecstasy
de living Tyre nay call with full confdence.
Mauied P9soHss o. those contemplating marriage,
being ayaFe Of PhyEie. weakness should nmetistely
consult Dr. J. asd be restored perfect heah Slight
CURED IN TWO DAYS OR NO CHARGE MADE.
OFucE, No South Frederick Street, Z Doors from
b,lslere street; Eat siss, sp Ne s,sPs.
Der. o. yea will mistake he Place
M-...r. q de Rgy.l 01isgs q eafFeeass London.
graduate from one d The eminent colleges Of the
United stafes aad the greater part Of whose life has
been spent IN the first Hospitals Of Londoa Psrs Phil
adelPha, and elsewhere. has effected Of the most
ringing in the ears and hesd whea asleep, kreat
voasnes, being alarmed II sudden sounds and bashl
ness with frequent binshisE. sttended sometimes with
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE +.
Or. J. addresses all those who have injured them
selves ey private and improper indulgenees, ihai Sc.
Mind uniting them Tor either business or sociefy
These are some Of the sad and melancholy effects pro-
dueed By early habits Of youth. VIZ; Weakness Of the
Back and Limbs Pains IN the head, Dimness d sight,
Los Of Muscular Power Papitatim Of the Hesrf Dys
pepsia Nervous Irritabiity Bereavement or thI Dres
i've iuneilons' General debility, Symptoms n Goa
MESTALLY-The fearful efeets on the Mid arr
much 10 be dreaded Loss 81 Memory Coufusoa Of l..
IDEAS, Depressioa q Spirits Evil Forr6ongs Eversop
70 Society, Self Disirust Love Of Solitude Trn,idity
sc. are some Of the evils produced. Such persons
should before contemplating Marriage consult Df Johp
ton and be at once restored Let False Delieacy
prevent, but apply immediately and save yourself from
the dreadful and awful consequences o. this terrible
DR.. JoHNsToN,s ISvIGoRATING REaEpY
FOR ORGANIC WEAKNESS !
By this great and and important remedy W. ikness
Of the organs speedily cured and full vror restored
hoas ands q the most Nervous and Debitaed indi-
viuas who had LOST all hope have been
relieved. AL impediaent to -
MARRIAGE
Physical or Mental Dsqual6catoR, Nervous Irrtabil
ty,- Trembling and Weakness, or Exhaustion Of the
most fearful kind speedily cured by DR.. Johnston.
% III letters must be post pad.-Remedies sent BY
mail. fApril 20. ls54.-1y.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-10-05
CLAIMS AGAINST Ias FEDERAL GOVERNMENT.
JOHN s GALLAHER,

JOHN 5 GALLAHER,
Eats nid Auditor q fls Uaitsd States Treasury and
ROBERT II. GALKAHER,
Fsrnuiy # p1giaia,
NtoNTINUE to give their usual prornE stien
~ ton 70 the prosecution q every des Iiption q
Claims az inst The Federal G JverBment
Taose haviag Claims requiring attention either
before CoNaRgss OF any offhe DEPARrMENrs will
do ven 70 address us, as we undertake the man
aeeinent of eases upon reasonable terms. making
no charge when unsuccessful in establishing
claims. Address
JNO. s. & RO. II. GALLAHER.
IPaskington, ID. c.
( Once on Pennsylvania avenue. north side, in
Dpvall q Brothers Bdiding, few doors from
Four-and-a- half street.
NIB laveaiors and paientees who need an al
lorney IN Washington can have their interests be-
fore the Patent Once sats factorily attended 70 BY
Addressing as above, as JoHN s, GALLkHKR, jr.,
pays special attention 70 that branch Of business
March 3. 1854.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-10-05
THE FOUNTAIN HOUSE.

HAVING recently purchased the house IF m
i i terIainment long known as the Eagle Hotel
- the public is respectfully informed that |
mr. have opened il under the above name,
6ssI having thoroughly re6tied II In every re-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-10-05
April s, iss4-6n
G ENERAL AGENCY,
Washington, D. c.

TINE subscriber Offers his service to the public in
the prosecution OF Claims hefiFe Congress or
any Of the Departments otthe Government Some
wears experience as discussing agent of the Indian
1Depa ftment with general knowledge Of the mode
of transactng business III The various Offices OF the
Government enables him TO promise satisfaction 10
all who ma, entrust business Of this character to
his care
lie viii also give special attention 10 the collec
tion OF claims ainsf parties residing in the Dis
triet OF Columbia Of its vicinity negotiating loans
as well as the purchase or sale Of Sto8ks Real Es-
tate, Land Warrants, &c. SC, or furnish iniorma-
ton 10 correspondents residing al distance in re-
eard4to any business which may interest them at
the seal OF Government
His ofice is over he Banking House Of Selden,
Wdhers s CO.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-10-05
UNITED STATES HOTEL,

HARPERSFERRKE VIRGINIA.
TIME subscriber respectfully showeth that this
j. Hotel is open for the reception Of travellers
on the arrival of the cars at al hours, day and
night and polite and obligipg barkeeper, with
IruSiy and active porter, 10 see thai passen-
gers are well cared Tor and baggage properly al
lendedIo. M. CARRELL-
July g. 1854
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-10-05
Spring Style Hats for 1864.


THE nndrnieaed havi1e reDiei The east front
roon. adjoining lhe Free Press oiite and
~hen 81 ioNn BE c1n.be found Al sid room and
q NJ nb>ro<e Claims can b left 81 De Free Press
.|.. An claims tQnfded 70 ne shall receive
q q. BR10G.
I.U1 !. 49, cccr,1tt.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-10-05
PUMP MAKING.
To tie Citizsns Of Jsferson, Berkeley, Fred
srick AID Clarke Connfies

+ AGAIN appear bei1re Won is PunP MANIA,
4 and a. hape you have not iorgouen me in that
capacity. you will. qne and an call on ne should
you need any thing IN that way. Please call On
me Al Charlesioun, or nv son THOMAS J. Baass,
living near Mr. George B. Beall's on the Charles
IOWA and Shepherdst0wn Road AZ have en-
ployed him 20 do the work pledge myself thai Il,
orders will b promptly attended
February s. le53 c. O. BRAGG.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-10-05

JO HIN s. GALL A II E r,
Late Third Akdit, r Of tie Treasury,
WILL atenAfo cIsima before Congress or The
w Depai ments His familiarity with tn.
coutine of business will ensble hin TO be u<efuit
laimants. In -.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-10-05

M HIRE CORN NEAL. q h.na ana fsr .ale
w By HI. EBY 3 SON.
ser,szb=r J, 1854
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-10-05

nv.aT. B. PALMER. The Anerie.n Newspsp.r
Arrest \ ~ onls anfhisei Agent or this paper IN The
cifsl q Boston. New York, and Philadelphia md l.
daily eppoWcfpd % take ertsensnts and sl.cptons
Il de kstss = required ~ ~ His Feesg,s vii hs re-
1rffef = paymeifs< His Offces afe-B08T0N, 6eoI-
z ORE xEs. g nl cls.ss
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-10-05
Dr.. Cooke

OFFERS his professional services TO the citi-
~ gems Of ChArlestown and il vicinity
ONCE on Mhin Slr-et, ON donr easi OF Carers
Hotel May II 1854.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-10-05
aAI.TINORE AGENCY,

BALTIMORE AGENCY.
Mr.. WrILIan THOMSON, No. Carroll Hall,
Baltimore MARYLAND, Is an authorized Agent in
the city Of Baltimore tofeeeiye Subscriptions Ad-
veftfsemeuts, &C.. for the Free Press. and copy
ofthe paper Ter ms, &C.. can be found on file at biz
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-10-05

The clouds are darkening northern skies
While these are all serene;
The snow in northern fillies lies,
TWhila sron,r shores 49, ~r...,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-10-05

e5-The lady Who stuck TO her pOiut,' vss
soaked Of With warm suds
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-29
Dayuerreotype Jewelry

ever Exhibited in this communityaI Of which VIII De
filled with Pictures witch be surpassed in this
or any other city, al very low prices and warranted to
be what they are sold for
Feeling truly thankful for the increasing evidence OF
the popularity of his work. not oly in the praise winch
is abundanty bestowed but in substantial form
in way Of an increase of business unprecede 1tNd
which clearly proves the superiority OF his work he
pledges himself to uso ull honorable to continue
to deserve public favor. z. +. GIBBS Proprietor.
At the sign of the Flag.
?. S. To correct error which find ver' preya-
lent will say that have been taking pictures for the
Inst four hs at from 81 80 to $40. and shall con-
tinue to take them low as any house in this place
Look ont for the stripesl p f. q.
feb l6-ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-29
las, D. Gregory 4 Jas. 7. Royail

WILL. continue the HARDWARE Bl SlNESS in
w ell its various trunchps the old staTd oi Grrg
ory, Royall & Simpson, under The firm of GREG DRY
& ROYALL, and respectfully solicit c1ntlnuancr OF
Of the very liberal patronage they have ever received
promising sell COOL goods at honest prices
They now have in very large and we'll assort
ed stock of Car penters' ools and Materials Hous"-
Keeping Articles. SadIery Ceach Makers MataraI",
Guns Block smiths Tools &c. &c, and expect to re
ceve in few weeks, (ditectiy from Birmingham g.
Sneffeld) quite a large lot OF English Hardware Il
Cutlery.
rYSCOUNTRY MERCHANTS, and all others III
want of goods are invited to give them call.
feb LIS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-29

RICHMOND.
4 ANoTmERNEw NO1EUPoN woR.


"A CESTER'S PIANO The NV York Commer.
cip Advertiser Ut the 24th March 1884, IN an article
lettering h superiority OF American oser imported or
foreign Instruments pays the following deserved aud
Just compliment To Mr.. Woteester's Pianosi
awe have pianos from England, france and
Germany, nude by tho celebrated nath ,tntefs
in those counrie have heard their tones elected by
the touch of sillul Performers but must say That we
hase seen lew pianos comparable with those hnnnlae
ured by II Worcester. In elegance u form AMI hn'h
richness of tone. durability of tune md a other qunlues
that render musical instruments valuable Mr. rces
tors pianos unsurpassed IL Is highly cred'tahe 10
piano manufacturer that even Europeans ara con.
strained to ueknow led &c heir superiority"
A. NORRIS 81 Main Street, Richm'nd,
is sole agent for the sale of
WORCESTER'S PIANOS,
and would invite the eniion of professors amateurs,
and the ublic TO an examination of them
His assortment embraces many new and beautiful
styes, anby nniost e,ery arrival l. receiving addition
al supplies. Hs nsrs thr freutsst advantages IN the
purchase OF PIANO FuRrEs only in superiority OF IN.
struments buI also in the prices which no sells them
apl Sta
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-29
New Spring and Summer Goods.

NHE Subscriber has just returned from the N, rthern
l. citie' and Ia opening one ofthe most beauti.
m stocks of Staple and F,ncs Goods, no has ever had
the pleasure Of exhibiting In ths market. He respect
fully aocits call from th, Ladies' and Gen lemen of
Lynchbnrg md the surrounding country His stock of
Cloths Cas.imcrcs aud VcstnRs Is very superior, and
will be offered the trade suit the tines also Dress
goods of the most beautiful styles, to itch he invites
the attention Of the Ladies. A. O LEWIS.
aplsla fExehnnee Sannre. Lyuchhnrg, Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-29
Gentlemens' Goods.
SPRING 1854.

TNHE subscriber respectfully cnlls the attention of
| gentlemen TO his stock ut Spring and Summer
Goods in which will b, found Black French Cloths
of hand soonest finish combined with durability fancy
Colored Cloths OF nj the fashionable shades Blue Plum
CoIors Browns &c which will WeH ard keep err
COLOR Black French Doe Skins, extra fine and a
handsome assortment of Cassimeres Linen Drills lta
ian cloths Drap de Etr, (part extra) Bombazine &C
Fancy Silk and Marsees Vesiings, and beautiful;
the newes, style Buttons for Coats Vests, Nc and all
other Tailor trimmings all cf which will be made to or
der or reaied (wthol making) Mt as low prices sim
liar goods can be bought in the city
He also invites an examination Of his Furnishing
Goods viz: Summer Cravats. Sticks, Ties. NC Silk
and Linen Hk.s, Byron and Stand-up Collars, ply,
Plnin and corded best KID GLOVES, at 81 90 Mus
lin and all Linen Shifts, do do DRIVERS all sizes Cotton
Lisle thread Linen Merino and Six Hose, Cotton an
Merir o Cause Urdershirts &c, &c
Scots q. divers Fashions and Ieliors Tools tor
sale. W." ~
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