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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-07

AUsTRIA-It is astonishing, the clearness
with which Austria sees her way out of the
woods, now that the allies have gained some
advantages in the East. Some of the Eng
lish presses compliment her upon the "digni-
ty'' of the decisive attitude which she is now
exhibiting towards the Gear. The dignity"
consists simply in joining the stronger par
ty. A more fragrant instance of royal ingra-
titude has never been displayed than that
which the shameless Austrian monarch is
now exhibiting to the man who saved him
from destruction.
Nevertheless, it is some satisfaction to
know, that the people of Europe, the only
parties in the Eastern war, in whose fortunes
Americans can feel the slightest interest, may
derive some advantage from the result of
the contest. The kings and potentates will
be so irreconcilably embittered against each
other that honest folk will have some chance
of getting their rights; and when crowns and
aristocracies are hereafter threatened by re-
volution, there will be no league of tyrants,
as heretofore, to come to the rescue of the
point which is menaeed. Austria, in parti-
cular, will be made to atone for her cruel
wrongs to Hungary. The close of the East
ern war will, in all probability, be followed
by a general Hungarian revolutions; and the
Hungsrians have already provei that, single
handed, they are more than match for Aus
tria
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TNO NEGRO TRADERS AND THE
Il PUBLIC GENERALLY Il keep always on
hand large ,rtmant of NEGRO CLOTHING
and WOMEN'S DRESSES. Also. great variety
Clothing Boots. Shoes and Fancy Dry Goods, all Of
which will sell vely cheap
LEWIS SCHWEITZER 18th street.
no 7-let* Opposite new Vesetabie Market
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CORRESPONDENCE BETWEEN Mn. PEABODY ANp
Ma. sIcxLEs-The London papers publish cor
respoadence which purports to have passed recent
~ bstween Mr. d. E. sickles. Mr.. Buchanan's Sec, e.
ivy OF Legation, and Mr.. Geo. Peabody Of Londt n
growing out of Mr.. Peabodys letter to the Boston
Pest about Sickles, which was published ann.
weeks since The substance of this correspondence
IL thus given:
Mr. sictlesi apparently speaking in behalf of the
wounded legation asks TOR such Teparation az the
turn Mr. Sickles, In usiug the word "ieeston -
speaks for Mr.. Buchauan or for himself alone
Mr.. sickcs replies that be speaks for himself Alone
whcreupon Mr. Peabody replies that he does No,
consider that in invitng Mr. Sckles to his house On
the 9TH Of July hegsye Mr. Sickles any right 10 opeu
q correspondence Win him. and accordingly re
turns the sscrstarys note. Of which, BY the way
his useful and patriotic friend, George Sanders
was the bearer. Mr.. sickics thereupoD closes fhe
correapondence WIKI the letter usual IL such cases
made and provided. about Mr.. Pssbody cowsr
motion.
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T HE AFR E .
PERSONAL.
A CA r d

FEELING that an apology for my rash
l. impulse in assuming the place of Prof. Elliott,
on Thursday last Due, not less to the public at
large, whose expectations thus disappointed, than
to that gentleman himself avail myself Of this mode
of asking the Indulgence of the citizens of Richmond
trusting that the motive which could induce young
and thong htless man. inpeled by long-cherished
desire to enjoy the beauties of balloon acsens.on
to the act might not be deemed totally inc xcusable
To Prof Elliott himself, for whom entertain feel.
ings of the deepest regard and respect am happy
to state have made reparation for the injuries sus
tanned to the extent of my abilities. TO Messrs
Drs Robert and L. B. Starke, who assisted me in my
descent, return my earnest thanks for their kind
ness and courtesy. Respectfully,
NO 6-2t* . A. L. CARRIER,
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CONVICTION o. HAwKIss.-The trial of William
L. Hawkina v Baltimore, for the murder Of Watts,
closed on Saturday night, and the result was : YER
dis Of murder b the second degree The prisoner
rscel.sd re ap.onnesnsat Without The slightest
agitation. uswkias u from Hafshssvs countv y.
where be hasa wife. He served his country f.,,h,
fully b ths late war with Mexico. and VA hisSi,
astssmed b. his comyad0 and ofncars. Il nra.
bable that bis eounsel WI enter mOtion Tor rev
trial.
TteGoyeruor OF Rhode Islan6 has set apart the
~ g - present nossh 70 - observed y day Of
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OAKWELL FOR 6ALE.-Tke sub

.eerlbsr onsS for sAls. privately. bis FARM. On
which he resid j. In the county of 0ooehiand, Inn
nsdiatelY en- tho Three-C Chopped nea1s i6 milss
on The pEeIisss. sosnlbrtabls dwelling -heass,
storehougos with uther necessary out.housea TIE
i>cattoa h = very coed oue for TavsDs There =
81 6ne fruit trees. !.
rurckasprs ~ invitsd 10 View M premises ard e
net eolt bofore the l0th ct Neyomeaf III! 81 thsk
g sRol8 ef II oeafis. req1irlna oppt eefsniys
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TARA MALATESTER-T woman
the public of this city being in destitute circum
stances. BY begging from the citizens She has a
husband, whom she has left. and who is able and
willing to provide for her. The public cautioned
against her She has teeth and lie at this time en-
ciete. This notice ID published by her broth Jaw
&C 10-dlms PHILIP DERVOTTO.
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no STRAN0ERS VISITING The

- fAik--CHRiSTlAN 4 LATHkOf wo9ia cal
attention to their stock Of Heavy Wool 0eoes snd
.an.ss sos zee; L.neY pre- &c. m sas
tiilas and Shawls, Of velvet cloth, sstin. SC.
Also, Neh velvet, fapessry Brenela. EnRlsh 90 !,
portstisn, and which will b cold y Low ~ 10 anJ
market In the unltsd States ct 50 Main Il.
oc3l CHnl6TIANk LATHRoF.
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LIFE INSURANCE.

LIFE INSURANCE..
I IFE IS UNCERTAIN And consid
- ering its uncertainty no man In the community
should 90 single day without having his life insuf.
ednor slave owners, without insuriDg their Slaves
Lite Insurance is strictly busiaess ea-
sure which secures to ones family, after his DEATH
| a certain competency and support, which he neg
during his ife-and to slave owners . protection
against losses which the deaths of their slaves would
occasion them.
The American Life Insurance and Trust Co.,
Charter Perpetual Capital $500, 900!
Life Insurance of White Persons and Siares The
former insured for any length Of time upon the
tuat system and S,Gres for yeaYs-premi-
ums moderate ALI sees promptly and satisfactor:-
ly adjusted.
Cali at the offce in Richmond, and procure PAM
lets and CIRCULAR. containing full particulars,
which may be obtained gratis. of
C. R. BROKEN, MD,
Agent and Medical Examiner.
.l.t. Do,
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THE DAILY DISPATCH
TUESDAY HoRsTads NovEasER !. 1854

Our or Dxnr.-TAe State Of Connecsicut
Is out Of debt. and has money loaned out at
interest. The school fund h valued at va
o7s,ooo. and other productive property OF the
State Il estimated ut 100000, the greater
part Of which Is invested in bank stocks-
Rich. Emp, Nor. ,.
The prosperity of Connecticut is the fesul.
OF the remarkable industry. economy anu
ingenuity Of its people The State Is oy no
means distinguished for fertility OF resources
hut its people are. It would be very difhcnis
IL not altogether impossible. to place Con
necticut Yankee on any spot or in any err
cumsssnces In the world in which he would
not soon be paying his way. getting out OF
debt himself, and getting other people into
debt to him. This being out Of debt, or, in
other words, Independence, is the main
spring of all Yankee action. As an illustra-
ton of the manner in which the Connecticut
people avail themselves of every opportunity
to make living friend mentions to us
the case of Fair Haven, a little village IN
Connecticut, not far distant from New haven.
There is no earthly reason why there should
be a village at Fair Haven. at all; above all
why that village should be thriving and pros
porous There are no advantages OF soil or
position, or climate, which would have any
other effect upon any race OF people out
Connection Yankees, save to drive them
awayto more genial spot in the far West.
Nevertheless, Fair Haven is one of the most
prosperous Of villages its people are all
well fed and well clothed; therei is not eitl'
zen of the place but is out Of debt, and has
a little surplus. And how was this done
Why, simply by the oyster trdde Ihey
send off boats to the waters of the Chesa-
peake, buy oysters at mere song take them
home To Fair Haven, and then all Far Ha-
yen-men. women and children-seis itself
70 openiug oysters and picking them and
thus supplies with this article nearly the
whole of the interior OF New England
The friend who mentioned these facts to us
asked us to take a walk with him to the
docks. and he would show us still farther
illustration of Fair Haven enterprise We
did 40. and were shown large schooner
from Fair Haven, which had just discharged
upon the wharyes tremendous cargo OF
oyster shells. We had some conversation
with the master of the vessel, and found that,
having purchased oysters in our waters tor
mere trihe, these tate Fair Haven people
were sending us back the oyster shells, which
were no doubt in their own way, and selling
them for seven cents bushel, Ito be burnt
into lime SO that the value Of this one cargo
of oyster shells was over screen hundred dol
lars, And the vessel having discharged her
load, was now ready for return freight This
is but one instance of Connecticut enterprise
and management. No wonder that such a
State is "out of debt"
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GARD. A. HARRINGTON, import
~ or and Wholesale and retail dealer In C,ss.'
Snua Tobacco dc, 1as, Main. corner Of 10Th streets
Richmond, 10 reeeiyieg general assortment of hne
old Havana and American Cigars Also on hard sre
receiving. fresh assortment OF 6ne Chewing ana
i6 j A. HARRINGToS,
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\ NEW CATECHISM.-

a NEW CATECHISM.-
IA Q Who has the greatest Daguerrean Gsi'eJl
A.-OS60RNE. opposite Exchange Bank
Q-Who the most reliable Artistl
A.-O5B0RNE, iG7 Main street.
Q.-Wko takes the most NE like Pic'utes7
A.-oSBORNE, opposite Exchssge Bant.
Q.--Whotsk the greatest nuEaoer Of picturss'
A.-OSBORNE, i67 Main street
Q.--Who has the greatest display of Painiiagsi
A.-O8oORNE, opposite Exchange Bsnk.
Q.-Who has the best assortment OF Cases and
gold Lockets1
A.--08BORNE. 167 Main street.
Q.-Who takes the best Likeness.for the least
money!
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EOUND-A Gold WATCH and CHAIN.
Il rsrtisslsIs may Be obtained 1t this Office.
s no T-1ts
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LOST OR STOLEN.

Auction and Com. Merchant. log
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CTOP THE RUNAWAY.-Ranaway on
~ the Let day of November, negro boy named
WILLIAM. He 10 about eleven sesIs of age feet
inches high, dark eomplexioa He had ON when he
lea rnEge6 suit Of clothes, and cloth cap with no
bfm. vii give Is for the delivery Of said negro
e. nae st the corner Of Broad and LIST street. on to A.
w. Taylor Co.'S factory.
n07-3tA C. BROWN
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Z AMP OIL--Winter strained Lamp Oil,
IL jast rsosiyed and for sale BY
not A. BODEKEk No. 10 Main st.
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WANTED, COAL MINERS.-Steady
w employment will be given at the COKE
MINES, on Tuckshoe Geek, at full prices by con-
tract or day work, to experienced white miners
Apply at the mines or in Richmond, to
SO 36-dts JNO, j. WERTH Asst
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"ANTED-A situation in the CITY or
w country, as Teacher of French and Music.
either in private family School, BY blind youps
Lady. Satisfactory references will be siyer Al.
drs AZ A.. - through the Richmond Post offce.
or apply to the Richmond Dispa.ch Office.
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w D.-A Lady from New I No.
" land. experienced in teash;ns 10 desirou, :,
situation in gentlemsns family Is resident a. -;
sting Governess; would give private lsss M IN
families, or engage In young ladies' Seminary y.
Assistant Teacher; can instruct thoroughly In ths
common and higher EnG'isb branches, Piano For,s
and Singing; the ruments of Drawing and Psir tin
Embroidery, WoTsted work. &c Would not ebise,,
TO 20 In the country. Address ~ NJ" ofiss Of Dsil,
Dispatch. re SS-seSe,
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AND WARRANTS.-The highest mar
IL bet price paid for Land warantsby
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Building Hardware,
AND
Tool Store Exclusively,

TIVE Largest ESTABLISHMENT in the U. S.
i WIN. NJ. MCCLURE & BRO, No: 2S7
Afartet 81. above 7h, PHILADELPHIA. Manu-
tacturers Depot for Locks of all kinds, War
ranted quality, Pat. Stlvered Glass Knobs, &C.:
Premium Porcelain Knobs, over 100 patterns
Slver.p plated Hinges, &C., with the most com
plete assortment of all The modern patterns in
this line. Builders and dealers are invited to
call and examine our stock. illustrated Gaia
lngues, sent by Mail. if desired
HOT AIR REGISTERS & VENTIL.3TORS,
Mt Factory prices. Dy-Persons at distance
who wish to order Goods, and desire an es'i-
mate or particular description, can writeio Nc
CLuRE & BRo., and all information as to Goods
and prices will be given by return OF mail.
All orders put up under the immediate SUPER
vision of the firm.
DCa1 and see us TFeb 25 en-
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Falls Avenue, every Tuesday, THURSDAY and
Saturday evening: at O'clock Returning,
leaves Port Deposit every Monday, Wednesday
and Friday al O'Clock, and HAVE dc Grace al
o'clock, p. NJ.
The Steamboat Lancaster Capt. ]. w. TOM
LINsoN leaves same place every Monday, We'd
nesday AMI Friday evening a, 6 o'clock. RI
turning, leaves Port Deposit every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday evening al O'clock
and Havre de Glace at 6 o'clock, p. NJ.
UFPassage 80 cents.
CyFreiahls received daily until ) o'clock,
carried at low rates, and carefully attended to-.
DJDuplicalc receipts for Freiehts will be
required in all cases.
The Agent at Havre de Grace will attend to
forwarding any merchandise consigned TO him:
for any Point on the Pennsylvania Canals, or
will re-ship lreiehts intended for Baltimore,
philaGrlp hia, or elsewhere.
JOS. JAS. TAYLOR, Agent, BALTIC.
r. ALIEN. TAYLOR, Agent, II. de Grace
JACOB TOME, Port Deposit.
DyThe Steamboat "JUNlATA." Captain
Tomlinson, being in complete order, can be
chartered al any time.
B. Gram purchased a, the highest mar
ket price at the Warehouse of j. Tome, Port
Deposit; who also keeps for sale, Gnano. Plas-
ter, Fish and Salt. Apr If.
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Cabinet Furniture & Chair Warerooms

No. Is SOJTH ST. B.lLTiMORE, ND.
TIME subscriber would beg leave to cali
a the attention Of his friends and the public
generally, to his handsome assortment Of
81: = CABINET FURNITURE, of super
=. ior workmanship, and every variety Of
- styles and patterns. such as SOFAS:
Centre, Route, Breakfast and Dining TABLES:
Mahogany and Walnut stuffed and spring scat
CHAIRS; Tete-a-TcteS; Whatnots; Divans; Ma
hogany French BclSteadS; marble top Dress
ing Bureaus, and every thing in the Cabinet
line.
ALSO, very large and desirable assert
mrnt Of cane and wood seat CHAlRs, of the
best manufacture; Arm, Office, Children and
Nurse Chairs; SeItres; BedSteads; Hair and
l!usk MATraEssE: and variety Of other arti-
clrs in tile housekeeping line.
u Orders from the country +, ,Pccttully
solicitcd.-rh above goods will be sid on as
accommodating terms us any house in the
country, and having large stock, offers great
Inducements to purchasers.
BENJAMIN WASKEY.
No. Is South Street, cred posts in tront.)
n. B.-TuHNING AND SAVING done with
dispatch, and on accommodating terms, at
No. / SWAN STREET, opposite the Mary
land Institute. by BENZ. " ASkE1.
Mar. II, lS5i.-1y.
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COMMERCIAL Il FARMERS HOTEL

THE UNDERSIGNED respectfully informs his
friends and the Public generally. that he has
removed from PerryviIe TO Port Deposit, and has
taken the above named Hotel
NIss 1t is his intention to keep his House
rr7iaSSsS,,a IN the best manner and TO make il wnr-
.ilMi'Sihy OF the patronage Of the public.
His table shal II be furnished with the best the
mark ct affords, attention AMI compctrn, cooks,
walters and ostlers will be- employed and eve
~ pains taken to render visitors comfortable
and give satisfaction.
All persons who are required TO stop al no
tel in Port Deposit, are requested to give him
call. JOSEPH MeMULLEN,
Port Deposit, Md.
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A, D. Ga d w.

Wholesale AND RETAIL GROCER.
No. SO .Nwket st., Wilmington, DeI.
GROCERIES CAEAP FOR CASH.
rNIIE subscriber LAYING on hand at his Store
| No So Market ST., a large and general as
sentiment of fresh and well selected Groceries.
takes this method Of informing the citizens OF
Elklon and Cecil county generally, that ne vii!
sell them as cheap as they can be Bought
either in Wilmington or Philadelphia market;
and respectfully solicits call from such as may
want goods in his line, before purchasing else
where. Also, w ines s. EipHOFS.
Always on hand in choice variety. Consist
ing in part OF
LOU )RS, of the first and medium quality
Old Cognac BraaIy, do pale do. Jamaica
Spirits, Peach Brandy, Cherry Brandy, Holland
GIN.
WINES. Ma Terra, Port, Tencrile, Sherry.
Lisbon and Sweet Malaga.
Extra fine OLp MoxoNGAuELA Whisky, and
Wine Bjltcls. ANDREW J. GROW,
No. SO Market ST., | door above Miller;s
Dee 81. 6m Hotel. Hilmin gion. Del.
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REMOVAL.
PAPER HANGlNGS.
HOWELL & BROTHE RS,

Manufacturers and Importers Of Paper Hang
ings, hare rcmored to No. 1856 CHESTNUT
STREET, below Seventh Philadelphia, where
they ask the attention Of Country Merchants,
and the trade to their extensive stock OF Goods,
comprising the largest aud most varied assor,-
nent in the United States.
In addition TO their hitherto uneGnalied man
ufacturing facilities, they have recently intro
duced new and improved machinery, which is
used in no other factory in the country, and by
which they are enabled TO produce snpei Tor
article of Medium and Satin papers, at least 20
ntr cent 10 xer than any other house.
They manufacture extensively Velvet and
Gold Papers, Decorations, Borders OF every dcs-
crptlon, Fire Board Prints, Ornaments, sc.
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Pail. vii. ana BlIlim ,rc il. r TO.
SPECIAL RATES FOR THE TRANSPOR
TAIION OF
LINE. &.TkND and NIaNERE.

SPECIAL RATES FOR THE TRANSpoR-
TA1lON OF
LINE, GUANO and MANURE.
LlME--(Siakcd.> and in full car loads,
cents per ton per mile.
Minimum rate percal OLA wheels
$1,000 pounds) $l.20
{: 8 wheels GIG 900 pounds) 1910
GUANO-3 cents per ton per mile.
Minimum rate, 80 cents per ton
MANURE . In full car loads, Il cents
per ton per mile
Minimum rate per car Of
4 wheels. $1,000 pounds,) SI.00
Swhecls, 900 pounds 500
Lime and Manure to be loaded and unlCadcd
by the Owner or Consigncc.
When oaei and unloaded by the Railroad
Company, % cents per ten extra will be charged
D5~Thc ton to be 1000 pounds.
The p. W. and B. r. II. Co. being DESTROYS
of promoting The Agricultural interest Of the
country through which their Railroad passes,
offer to the public the above low rates TO, II c
transportation Of materials used in tertIlIziLg
the soil.
The use of the Railroad Company's Build
ings and Depot Grounds, a!ona the Line Of the
Road, and at Philadelphia and Baltimore, are
Free 10 all Shippers and ConSisncrs reason
able time, for the receiving and delivery Of all
articles transported by the railroad company.
The company also give notice that next sea-
son they will run Milk and Market Cnis in
connection with the Accommodation Trains,
both from the Susq uchanna River to Baltimore,
and from North OF the Susquchauna River TO
Philadelphia; leaving for Baltimore and Phila-
lclrhia in the morning, and returning IN the
afternoon; by which they hope to enable MIh-
men and Marketmen to avail themselves OF Il
REGULAR and speedy conveyance.
The lIavrc de Grace Accommodation Train
wilt be continued throughout the year.
For further information, inquire of the Cen
eral Superintendent, or olthe Master OF Trans
poltalon
Per order of the Board of Directors.
S. l. SPAFFGRD,
Nov 10 If Geneial Superintendent
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THIS preparation which has become SO GEN
orally known for lis great virtue, was first pie-
pared by J. j. Hunt not as an arlitI" for lncr-
chnndize generally, but merely for family use,
and that of some Of his friends who heard Of it.
and would not be without it. The wonderful
effect produced in relieving the most stubborn
Cough, became so generally known, and spread
far and wide, which Induced him TO offer it to
the Public, relying entirely on its own merit
for lis future success.
The deinaul for it has increased daily. and
is increased in popularity beyond his eXpccIa-
ton, and he here pledges himsclf that ii will
afford relief when properly taken.
READ! READ! READ!!!
Ii is unlike any other Rcme,!y-ltS cues are
sure.
From a. McKrnarce Boyl, with Baugher
Fisher < Co., No. 3lS, Baltimore St.
BALTIMORE, Oct II, 1853.
Mr.. J. J. Ilunt--Dcar Sir: desire 10 add
my testimony ia behalf of your valuable Cough
Remedy. Having suffered severely Tor several
weeks with a violent cough, lightneSs OF the
chest pain an soreness in my breast, and Gen
rral debility of the system, after going through
a regular course OF Medicine, and using almost
everything recommended by my friends, to lit
tie or no purpose, was prevailed on to try you
"Great Modern Remedy did so, and ate
using but three bottles, | was entirely cieve
and am now perfectly we'll.
Yours trniy,
Jan COW ly a. Mex. BOYD.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-07-08
Mercantile.
LADIES' DRESS GOODS.

ElEMUND BROWN, JR.. NJ his Old stand in
~ Elkton, has fresh arrivals 81 all the most
Irsirablp style Ladies' Dress for 1884; part OF
which is found in the following catalogue, viz:
Figured BrilliantS, Brocha Plaid GlnghamS.
Challi Declines. N coloreI Barcgc, tan cOlo'd
VI. Deafness plaid an! fg'd Barge Drlaincs.
Challi Bareyr, Brocha Barcgr, Paris Sylph!leS,
black Barege Delaines, all wool Delaincs, in
soil colors; and a great variety of Swiss Ruff
rlcing, Jackonet and Swiss Inserting and Edg
ingS. new style collars and unhcrslceves.
BEST quality Kid Gloves, q, Sc, I, =. and
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