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RECIPROCITY TREATY

The New York journals have published this trea.
ty, although it is still under the seal of Executive
secresy. The following is an abstract of its provi
sions:
In addition to the liberty secured to the fishermen
OF the United States by the convention of 1919 the
present treaty secures to them the right to take fish
OF every kind, except shell fish, the coasts and
shores and In the bays, harbors and creeks of Cana
da, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia Prince Edwards q
isle, and the islands adjacent oithout being restrict
cd to any distance from the shore, and to land upon
any one OF those shores, and upon the Magdalen Is
lands for the purpose OF drying their nets and Gu
ring their fish.
This refers only to sea.fshing, and not to salmon
siad and all fisheries in rivers and mouths of riy.
ers, which are reserved exclusively for British
fishermen. But that no disputes may continue re-
spectng what are these exclusive rights of British
fishermen, joint commission, with an umpire. if
necessary, is provided for whose decision on such
points shall be final.
Article second gives to British fishermen rights on
the Eastern coasts ofthe United States north of the
thirty sixth parallel of North latitude. &c exactly
corresponding with those conferred on American
fishermen.
Article three enumerates articles, the growth of
the colonies and the United States that shall be ad.
nitted free into both countries
Article four comedies to citizens of the United
States the free of the river St Lawrence
and canals Of Canada between the great lakes and
the Atlantic ocean, the British government reserv
ing Inc right OF suspendlng this privilege due no
tice, in which case the United States can suspend
article three Of the treaty
The same article provides for the free navigation
OF Lake Michigan by British subjects so long as the
St. Lawrence is free. No duty to be charged on
lumber from Maine, hoated down the St John river
to the sea, for shipment to the British provinces or
the United States
Article fifth provides that the treaty shall 90 into
effect when the necessary legislation has been taken
by the Parliaments of the parties to the treaty. that
1t shall remain in force ten years; after which it
may be dissolved by either Government on one
years notice
Article sixth provides for Newfoundland being
taken into the treaty if the parties choose and ar
cle seventh stipulates that the treaty shall be rat
fed within six months, or earlier if possible.
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FINE HoRsEs FOR SALE.-I have in IN

FINE HORSES FOR SALE.-I have in my
stables, for sale, the finest lot of Harness HORSES
ever seen in this city. Among them are a pair of
Bays, five years old, sixteen hands high well bro.
ken, and can trot mile together in three minutes
and half. l have three other pair well broken, all
Bays and young and five or six single harness horses
that cannot be surpassed fer style and speed.
II The above mentioned Horses are from New
York.
Persons wishing something really fine will do well
to call upon me imme edateIy.
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The "Freemans Journal" (Roman Catholic.) de-
nies the statement made by witness who was call
ed to testify in the OF the Priest, charged with
an attempted rape upon girl at the confessional.
at Cincinnati,-that, though women frequently
attend confe ssonal in the church, get oen aaghine
Of more Importance requires a particular cramina.
ton, they are taken to the prirate room 0fhe Priest
The same witness in reply to question, whether
it was the custom, when a severer examination re-
quires the Priest to take the party coniesspg into
the private room, to leave the door open-answer
ed, Sometimes it is shut and sometimes not
The Journal says:
THE confessions of females are required to be
heard in the confessionals, placed in church or
other public and open rooms. The only ineligible
Interpretation to put on the passage marked in
italics is the well known fact that when ANYTHING
occurs in confession which it is expedient for a
priest to know speak of out of the confessional
the penitent is directed to and tell it after
wards, in the Sacristy or anywhere else where the
priest is not under the seal Of secresy For exam.
pie, girl is in conspiracy to murder some one.
but repenting beforehand, goes and confesses it
If the accomplices still retain the murderous pur.
pose it is necessary that the intended victim be
warned OF the danger, and in order to do this the
priest needs to hear the facts out of the confession
al he cannot utter what passes in the confession
al, even to save life"
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The condition of the stomach is of vital
Importance. No man, woman. child can be
healthy unless the work of digestion is regularly
thoroughly and vigorously performed. With three
tourths of civilized society, this is not the And
yet the remedy is within the reach of all. HooF-
LANDS GERMAN BITrERs, prepared by DR.. C. NJ.
Jackson Philadelphia will ss surely create regular
and healthy action of the stomach oil will lessen
the friction of machinery. Let the victim of dys
pepsis indigestion in any of its forms, try it. and
we guarantee good appetite, physical vgor, firm
nerves, sound sleep by night and increased cheerful
ness by day. jyl7-d&c2w
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&CALES.-A full supply OF all sizes Of
~ "murdock's'' make. ia store, for sale by
jyH FLANAGAN, STOKES K CO
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LAMUEL D. DENO0N ReII .nd b.

MANUEL ID. DENOON, Bell and Brass
n. rounaeJ, on Main, between 9th and 9th streets
siness in all its various brancbss VA '"e "oo'e po-
BELLS fpI churches, ships. railroads, taverns and
From the large number of Bells that 7 h.v.
in the last 20 years ard their superior tone and
ity, assure my friends that they are ecnai 70
any made in this country. 1 shall aixav. 49, ~
hand regular supply Of all sind Of Bells Go' v"
r. All kinds OF PREPARING in the Brsss Fo,,.
dry business promptly attended TO.
fy Bell Brass and all the various kinds of Meta
lie CASTINGS done at the shortest notice and The
lowest rates.
N. B.-The highest price paid for OLD COPPER
and BRASS. je l5-3ms
CRUSHED SUGAR.-50 bbls., landing
~ from steamer.
jy IL FLANNEGAN, STOKES l. co,
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From the Home Journal NYI

N, III
"No article ever acquired SO rapid celebrity and
universal appreciation Lyons Kathairon. To
those who have used it land who has noD the reason
and agreeable per fue, smp it an Indispensable ar.
tcle of the toilet"
Sold at the old price of 25 cents in large bottle,
BY all dealers, everywhere
D. S. BARNES, Proprietor.
Jy 3-dlm l6l Broadway, N. York
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A L Meeting of the Council of the City

- OF Richmond, held June 18th, 1854, the follow
ing resolution adopted:
Resolved, That poll be and the same is hereby
directed to take the of the feeholders of thu
City, on the question whether the Council on behalf
OF the city OF Richmond, may subscribe to the stock
OF the Virginia Central Railroad Company, a compa-
ny Incorporated for work of Internal improv nent
IN this State part of which is constructed and
thls city; an amount not exceeding one hundred
thousand dollars to enable the said Company to
plete the road which s now under contract west of
staunton that the time Of poll be Monday the TWEEN.
iyourh day of July next; and that this resolution
9e published for month land afterwards until the
city. AConv. Ae"'pDpei'oi Vi this
Je i9-tA VIM p SHEPPARD n n N
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CHOLERA, in its incipient stages, readily
yields to the force and virtue of BAKERS PREMIUM
BITTERS. A few years since, when this fatal epi-
demlc was sweeping over the land, those families
who used the Bitters constantly escaped the pesti
lence while many Of their neighbors fell prey to
lite devastating touch. In Spring and Summer every
ease. Price, so cts. per bottle. To be had OF the
Druggsts generally throughout the city Orders
promptly filled by addressing
je % E. BAKER, Richmond, Va.
BATHsi Baths! BATHsi!!-Hot Cold and
Shower Baths can be had daily at the Hair Dressing
Shaving and Shampooning Saloon, under the Ameri.
can Hotel-entrance on 18th street.
lie l6
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GENERAL AGENCY. FOR THE SALE A

GENERAL AGENCY, FOR THE SALE AND
PURCHASE OF LANDs.-FRANK G: RUFFIN, Sec,e.
tGry the pirginio State agricultural Society," and
n. AUGUST offer their services to the public az
GENERAL AGENTS for the sale and purchase OF
LANDS in prginia and the Southern and Western
States.
Ottice-at the office of the pi-ginid State Aoyicul.
tarat Society, No. lis Main street.
N. AUGUST, NeTARY PUBLIC AND ACCOUNTANT
Ofhce-as above. fe st.
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UMBEK, LUMBER -rs. -,=.-

NOTICE.-Wishing to change nv bust
ness offer for sale, privately, my LOT STORE
ana DWELLING HOUSE in the town Of Warrsn
containing about six of first rate low gresd
sItuated' immediately on the canal. The Dwsliin.
house has six rooms-the Storehouss large and con
venisnt and first stand for selling Goods sIso
another House and Lot containing about two acrss
which weuid suit mechanic with small faInjivs
Either OF the above named Lots will sell low ana
terms accommodating.
A. PERKINS
Warren p. o., Albemarle Co, Va. .je % dGwtlS
iARPETS, RUGS, and OIL CLOTHS.
~ NEW CARPET WARE-ROOMS ouposits
Exchange Bank, Richmond, Va. C. A. 0WAfKiN
respectfully invites the attention of purchasers to
large and complete assortment of Carpets viz:
Velvet Tapestry Carpets; az si.a Is
Aubusson Velvet; 4
Epglish Brussells very handsoms
Imperial Three Phys; M
lngysin Tapestry;
Superhne Wool Carpeting;
Rugs and Step Carpetings 44
The above being bought out Of season, buyers nav
expect bargains. c. A. GWATKIN,
Je1u-Sm Oppoeite Exchange Bank.
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hRAWING TO A CLOSE.-The time
~ being near at hand when the subscribers are
compelled to close business for the season, to reft
their store in the modern style aud their stock OF
offer for the next few weeks still better bargains
than heretofore. The assortment in goods suit
in the city namely, in Irish Linens, Pillow Linens,
Diapers, Striped, Checked and Plaid Muslins, Cam.
brics and Jaconets Dotted Swiss rich embroidered
Lace Mtts, Bobbin Edgipg., Linen Hdkfs, Grass
Linen and Embroidered Hdkfs, Collars, Chemssettes
and Sleeves, with full stock of Domestics. Please
give us an early call, and get your supply
j. MILLHISER BRO,
je 26 1888 Broad street.
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II j. ID Q hNEIT,
iy 1i-l0t franklin ST., between 18th and It'll
NOTIcE.-The annual meeting of II

Stockholders of the Tuckahoe and James River Rail-
Road Company will take place at the Office of Dun
lop, Moucure Co., on TUESDAY, the 18th day of
July next, at O'Clock P M
By order Of the President.
je Z7-2aWtd G. w. ROYSTER Sec,y
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NOTICE.-Ata a meeting of the President
~ and Directors of the Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac Railroad Company held a. the Depot al
the Company, in Richmond. 22d April, 1854,
Resolved That dividend of 81 per cent out of the
profits OF the company for six months, ending Slst
OF their legal representatives and after the first of
May next.
A true copy from the minutes ag
ap % Is .-r- &c. w. MACMURDO. Treatr
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WhoIesaIs Druggists, Baltimore
PURCELL, LADD L. CO.,

" h0IssaIs Agents, hlchmond.
And by Druggists and Merchants generally through
out Virginia. jy l7-dlcl2t
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Don't NEGLECT BAD COLD, it may
speedily lead you to the grave. Get bottle of STA
BLER's ANoDYNE CHERRY ExPEcToRANr at once-a
safe, efficient aud scientifc remedy which has been
well tried and not found wanting Many physicians
have been informed of its composition, used it in
their practice, and have given certificates recon-
mending II in the highest manner. 1t is the best
remedy known for the cure of Coughs, Hosrsenes.
and other forms of common Colds. Bronchitis Asth-
ma. Group Consumption in early STAGE and for
the relief of the patient even in the advanced stages
of that fatal dsease.
See descriptive pamphlets, to be had gratis of the
agents.
Price for each only so cents, or six bottles for
g So
Z. H. STABLER g. CO., Proprietors
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THE SUBSCRIBER has for sale
l.. large lot of servants Leather and Morocco Bus
kins, which are truly good and excellent-and the
price is low.
Call at the metropolitan" 15I Main street, for
merly occupied by Wilcox & Belts and you can sup
ply yourselves, your children and your servants,
with all kinds of Shoes that will wear well.
! jy Is CHAS. 8. MAURICE.
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" UNCLE NED HAD no HAIR ON THE Tol

V4'N'1b 4'LD HID NU lIAIh UN HE IUF
OF HIS HEAD, IN THE PLACE WHERE THE HAIR
OUGHT CROW" but he lived previous to the dis.
covery of LYONS CELEBRATED KATHAIRoN, which
not only preserves and beauties but restores the
hair at any period of life. Only those who will not
try troubled with badness, dandruf, or harsh
unpleasant hair
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WIN. ii. LYONS, ATTORNEY AT Law AND
NOTARY PUBLIC, for the city of Richmond will prac.
tice in the Courts of the city of Richmond and Of the
counties of b enrco and Hanover. iv l0-Im
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ANOTHER REsIDEsTER of New York city
testihes to the good effects Of DR.. M'LANE's CELE-
GRATED LIVER PILLS. Hear him!

ffehr him!
New YosR, August 80, 1852
This Is to certify that have had the Liver Com.
PLANT for FIVE years during which time have tried
almost All known remedies, but to purpose. Hear
Guided TO try box. ] did so. ard am now almost
cured think one box more will effect permane Mt
who may suffer from liver complaint l have also
known them used with the most hsppy results in
cases of sick headache or dyspepsia
Mr. SWIFT, No l16 Attorney st.
r 3 The above valuable medicine, also Dr. M.
LANES CELEBRATED VERMIFUGE can now
ne bad at si respectable Drug Stores In this city.
u rnrchasers will be careful to ask for and
sske none but DR.. MLANE'S LIVER PILLS.
There are other Pills purporting to be Liver Pills,
new before the public.
PURCELL, LADD & CO., Druggists,
jy l7-d&ciw Richmond Va
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T. FMBROIDEkItS, EMBROIDERIES
III We have still hand few of these cheap
.Embroideries consisting of Sleeves Inside Capss
and Col,ars, which we will close out very low.
iy Is HART MOSES.
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REMOvED.-The Subscriber has removed
his Office to No. "a Main ST., formerly occupied by
Messrs. Smith Roberts Hardware store and
opposite to Messrs Smith l. Harwood, where all or
ders for COAL be left, and will receive prompt
attention. Iiy 7-2m* p C. LARITS
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10 BUILDING LOTS IN THE PLAN
1S OF BELVIDERE. NEAR HOLLYWOOD
CEMETERY, AT PRIVATE SALE-For particu-
srs call at the subscriber at the stone building on the
Basin. or at his residences.
my Sits r TyIEp
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A w. .OSBORNE'S new and magnificent
a. PICTURE GALLERY is now open and ready
for visitors One and all admit it to be the fin est CAT
iery in the South. The ladies particularly inv-
tea to call and take look through the establishment
One otNunns Clark's best Pianos kept for the ues
of the ladies. -
Come one Come all to OSBORNE,s.
my 26 Opposite the Exchanse f,ank b
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nUKE & HUTCHINSON, Grocers aud
~ Commission Nero hants, No. IA, Main st, Rich
mond, Va, keep always on hand large and well
lected stock of GROCERIES, and give personal at
tenton to sales Of Wheat. Flour, Tobacco Corn, and
all kinds of country produce entrusted to their
{ ~
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HERRINGS.-No Carolina and Hall
Ii fax Herrings-cut, gross, and roe, in whole and
half bbs for sale by -
+ DUKE HUTCHINSON.
I iy Is No. IA Main street.
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| SHlRIS.-l have just received an assort-
~ ment of Shirts of ali Sizes styles and qualities
which are now made up, to which ! would call the
attention of those in want HENRY SHAFER
Jy 10 sFtrH. Corner Main and I4th ats
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HIGHLY RECOMMENDED BY PLY

IL SfCIANS-kENNEDY'S we'll tried fvI IRGI-
MA PLASTER. or ELECTRIC OINTMENT for
the cure of Fresh wounds, BuIns, Salt Rheum Lum.
bago, Fever, Sores, Weak Sides, Back Breast, &c
aud particularly for all Spin.l Affections. In some
Tooth Ache, Ring and letter Worm it has been
found to relieve Some have used it for Dyspepsia,
Neuralgia and Corns to an advantage 1t is also eff
caeious in removing Inianlations of the Breast of
Ladies'
READ THE FOLLOWING CERTIFICATES.
/ used Mr. J. r Ksnnedy's Ointment on q severe
cut on horse, which it healed in shorter time than
| would have supposed any remedy could have done
in q similar cut. do not hesitate to recommend it
as very good for fresh wounds. bilss. &c
EDMUND w. BRANCH.
Dinwiddic Nov. Is, 1852.
| hsve used Mr. Kennedy's Plaster in Whitlow
after the Pus discharged and consider it an ex-
cellent application. 1t also makes a fine adhesive
Plaster Il A. PATTERSON, Nj. ID.
Lunenburg "a, Oct c, 1852.
/ have used Mf Kenneday's Plaster in several
cases of fresh wounds and also in q case of letter,
and have found it q valuable remedy in those aiee-
tions.
Given under my hand, this 23d day of January,
le52. j. A. WINFIELD, M. D..
Sussex, Va.
EXCHANGE HOTEL, Richmond, Va
l do hereby certify that have used and sold the
Electric Plaster prepared by Mr.. J. Il. Kennedy,
with creator satisfaction than any have seen.
l have sold it to persons suffering from various
causes, and 1t has proven good in every instance.
am perfectly satsiie that It IL invaluable remedy
for all for which it il recommended. Given under
THOMAS <. BALLARD.
have used Mr.. J. X. Kennedy's Electric Oint-
ment in fresh wounds. either simple complicated,
and found it to act through the whole process OF
healing, most admirably and from the many cures
that have resulted to those who have used ii, feel
no hesitation in recommending it to the public
family remedy, especially in cases Of accidents Civ
et und er my hand, this 9th day of April. 1851
Dinwiddie co, Va. john V. C2owDER, III. ID.
For sale in Richmond by PURCELL, LADD l.
co. and o. A. STRECKER; in Petersburg by E. H.
ROBERTSON. TODD Z CHRISTIAN, and LY-
ONs REEVES; and by Merchants ana Dfuggists
generally throughout the State.
no l0-lawIm
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THE ARCTIC.-The Boston Marine Society,
composed of old masters of vessels, has Just
held meeting, in which the loss of the Arc
tic was discussed, and the members came to
the conclusion that the great loss of life was
to be attributed to the lack of discipline. It
is believed that no set of lnen are better
qualified to give an opinion ON such sub
ject than these old salts.
Whilst there can be little doubt in the ius-
tice of this conclusion, we should like to
know what remedy is to be provided for
similar cases. There is deplorable lack of
discipline in the American merchant service
generally, and, we are told, even in the Navy.
Another thing The fact seems to be en-
tirely overlooked, that if the Arctic had been
constructed, like the Vesta which came in
collision with her, with water-tight compart-
ments, she would undoubtedly, like that YES
sci, have been saved. But, because vessels
constructed on this principle, do not have
quite as many inches of room for freight,
the building of them is not encouraged-hu.
man life, in this fast, money making age, be-
ing nothing in comparison with the gain of a
few dollars.
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DEATHS AT CORPUS CHRIsTI.-Among the re-
cent deaths at Corpus Christi we notice those Of
DR.. Turner, surgeon of the U. S. Army, and his
daughter, beautiful young girl; also, Mr.. Scha
teel, Qormer American Consul at Matamoros,) Mr.
B. F. somerville clerk to Major Hill, paymaster
U. s. Army.) Mr.. Schateel was a native of Ger.
many but had resided for the last sixty years In
the United States. He was for many years the
American Consul at Matamoras, and during the
revolution of Texas on several occa.ions rendered
great service to Texans while prisoners in Mexico
1t is said that he had contributed as much as Sl3
o0o at different times, to relieve Texan prisoners
who had been taken by the Mexicans and incarce'
rated in the dungeons of Mexico.
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A NOBLE BoY.-A train OF cars on the Baltimore
and Susquehanna Railroad was saved from an i'm.
pending disaster the other day by little boy nam
ed Eli Rheem. A bridge on the road was destroyed
by fire, and although the confagration was witness.
ed by some twenty persons, no one had the fore.
but this little boy. He placed himself on the track
and succeeded in his noble effort, and was literally
rewarded tor his presence of mind and daring, by
the passengers and by the Board of Directors
Had the train reached the bridge, it would have
been dashed over precipice, and added another to
the list of terrible railroad disasters
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MEDICINES
IMPORTANT TNFORMATI0NlT---.-a,o -.

II MI VhIANI lNFOhMATXON-AN NO
IL TIER CERTTFlcATE.--The following rsrt;6cats
addressed to an Agent for Mrs. DAVIS COUGH
ELihlh, was voluntarily given. Mr. Wiles 10 an
the State:
BOWLING GREEN, Caroline, March 28, 1854
Mr. y. =. WALTER-Dear Sir: L take pleasure in
informing you that Mrs DAVIS COUCH ELIxIR,"
purchased OF you, has acted like charm upon my
little dsughter, when she had the Whoopns Cough
very osd have used IL also In cases of Colds, at
tended with severe coughing. and in every the
same happy results has been produced regard this
preparation as an excellent medicine, and in my udg
ment no family ought TO be without 1t.
A. WILES
Pastor of the nj. f.. Church, South,
On Caroline Circuit, Va. Conf.
For sale ny Mrs. A. 3. DAVIS, Bennett L. Beers
Alex Duval, Paterson l. Jackson. Chss. Mlispaugh,
f. j. Picot, A. Bodeker and Charles d. Yale.
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r. HARkEYS,

HOUSE, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL. PAINTER,
10th St, between Main and Cary
AZ All work entrusted to his care will be faith.
fully and promptly executed. se2O-3m
New CLoAKs, FURs, CURTAIN G0oDs,
SILKS AND DRESS Goods.
New style CLOTH and SATIN
More Antique and Velvet CLOAKS
Fine VICTORINES. MUFFS, &c.
Worsted and Satin DAMASKS, BROCAT
TURKEY
COTTONS of all coors and styles
Lace and Muslin CURTAINS
Furniture CHINTZ
Splendid DRESS SILKS
Mernoes; Delaipes and Plaid VALENICAS
French EMBROIDERIES, in great variety
Rich RIBBONS, GLOVES and HOSIERY
Family MOURNING
All these Goods just received by
oc 12-1m THOS r. PRICE CO.