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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-26
Williamsburg City Intelligence.

FATAL ACCIDENT AT THE PICK SLIP FEaRY.
As the Senscs the O'Clock Peck slip ferry boat
nearing the bridge Of the alp the Williamsburg ride OF
the river Tuesday evening" with An large num Der
OF passengers on board, geutsman named Walter X.
Townsend, OF tbs firm Of Townsepd n Co, wholesale
druggists No 236 Pearl street. New York Ia attempting
to from the boat TO the bridge missed his footing,
fell between the bridge and boat striking hia breast
the edge OF the bridge and landed In the waer. He i'm
met lately sank beneath The suffacs OF the water TAs
alarm OF .tMan overheard eroua hit Mr. William
Freestons the pilot OF the bpst~ho fore
similar occasons- TO the deck Of ths boat whence
he sprsrg into the water and succeeded In getting the
ipsensbls body OF Mr. in his arms ard holding his
head cut OF the water until the brdgsrAn Mr. William
Penny and the deck hand, Henry HofmAn could
Il with rope and thur hoist him TO the bridge. He was
irem thence immediately conveyed to the Kings County
Hotel where every accommodation and assistance
rendered by Mr. Edward Neville. the proprietor Mr "
Immediately despatched messengers to his family
Who live on The Blacb well estate at Nsv.orn
near the Penny bridge; he also sent for physicians
Drs Berry and Krockowils promptly responded TO the
evil and rendered all pe,sbIe Asssta but TO snsst
ss he expired shortly before nine oooek IS IL supposed
from internal uss received n consequences OF sik
ing his left breast against the idgs He expired with
out utering word although he seemed recognise
Of his Who arrived ew minutss before hs beathed
his last Yesterday evening Coroner Hanford held
irquest st the Kings County Hotel ts body Of Mr. w.
B. Townsend who TO his Dc ath b. nurss sustained
BY stepping of the Peck alp ferry boat Seneca the
evening prevsus Ths jury after hearing ths t.s'i nony
and although generating the ferry company from oil
bine In this particular instance recommended that
rome further prsoauton be taken for the future TO
vent passengers from leaving the boats until they are
properly secured
At the mse'irg Of the Common Council on Tuesday
evn.rg committee Of three appointed 10 wait upon
the municipal authorities OF New York and call their
tenron 70 the sbuses and OF the various
ferries and solicit their operation in removing the
frevAncssthe insufcisncy OF accommodations and the
SxCrtitant rates OF
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-26
Police InfSliisence.

TAe L0iny Dealers Ltors Judge Welsh The two bro
thers actirg under the arm Of B, Lamar q Co..
whose arrest noticed In yestsrdsy HERALD for beiug
engaged In lottery policies brought up before Judge
Welsh for examination yesterday. De Bnda ths Off ser
making the arrest, msee additional adavft detailing
the circumstances Of the arrest and the condition Of
their once papers found, 40. This officer was cross.
examined BY L. Clinton the counsel for the McDon slds
the real names Of the accused parties At the close Of
ths examination the NoDopahs held to bail In the
sum Of %. 900 each
Look Ont for Thepes within the past tive or thrss
weeks there have been committed many pstsy robbsrsa
from houses mp town. On Monday afternoon = plsts
cleset In the basement OF house No Albion place
was relieved OF thirty silver spoons and forks Loot
out for your basements-' have quick eye 70 see
b. particular TO scrutiniss Ill nos youn,
men who drop in' ostsnsiby - the hoasemad bu
really 10 "drop cat" With the ypoons.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-26

SHALL THE CANALS BE CLOSED FOR -FOUR WEEKS
DURING THE SEASON OF NAvIGArION-NO THING
FROM NEBRASKA NOR MOUNT vRRNON-COMNIH
sIoNBRs OF EMIGRATIoN-MAINR LIQUOR LAW In
THB HOUSE, MINORITY REPORr-GRKAT ExCITA
MBNr-THE TABLES 1URNING-AyoIDIhG TIE RE
sPOEsIBILIrY, ETC, ETC.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-26
TENANTS REGISTER.

1<AsEsTNT so LET-uN rs TnE STORE rs AssAU
~ street between Fulton John stteat forty i've fst
eep and eighteen wide; Is ~e yh.ed e mt and
uabs Tor any clean respectable busineso Inquire Ia The
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-26

hoNsikuk B0DlscOs Fr NERAL-TBE POPk's EUNCIO
40 BE ACKNOWLEDGED AS AN NAMBAssADOR-THE
GOVERNMENT AGENTS AND THs GADsDgN rREA-
TY, ATC.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-26

Broadway Theatre.
!" InK HOPE OF THE FAMILY"


new london comedy in three Acts, called Ths
Hope Of the Family was produced on M,ndsy evening.
Inc piece vas written by stirling Coyns, for the Bay
nArAe' London, whore 1t first produced tha -
December TIE following ia the cast O, tae prnclosJ
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-03-29
THE TEMPLE OF FANCY.

WI ERE il not that the Teiapfe Of Faataf had
w become o favored name, | would be
tempted to fall in with the common order of the
and relorm''--and call it the crys-'
tai Palace but shall tor the present argue that
change in name, at least, is not reform and with
out further remarks announce TO my friends and
the community in general, that the Tempe is
open aud ready for exhibition. visited 4 wish
you all 10 know the Crystal Palace before pur-
chasing my Fancy Goods, and consequently had
the advantage accruing from having heheld the
BEAUTIFUL OF WORLD on exhibition, and as far as
my pife would allow me, ! assure yon, | have
drawn largely from it il ny selections for the
Temple--and am persuaded my friends will be
amply repaid by a visit no al;uittanee fee exact
ed but our business is TO show and sell, five can
1t is useless to enumerate, but please consider
yourselves most respectfully invited to CALI aud
it will give us pleasure 10 show yon all.
JOHN t. HARRISON,
Nov. %, 1853 Druggist.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-03-29
Terms per Session Of Ere lI0aths /:
March %. 1854,

BSS~William Robinson, Philip Sler and Eliza
beth his wife, William Shields Son of John, Rob
ert X Shields, John Lancaster and Ruth his wife,
Calvin Andrews and Susan his wife, John Spen-
Ger and Sarah his wife, the heirs Of James Shields
son Of John, whose names are unknown, Hugh
Cunningham, George X Cunningham, Samue s
Cunningham, John W Cunningham, Samuel a
Cunningham, ohm Gill and Susan Jane his wife,
William Quad and Charity Ann his wife, John
NJ Shields Abraham Foreman and Anna his wife,
Nancy, married daughter Of George Shields and
her husband, whose name is unknown, he heirs
of Jane Austin, decd whose names are unknown,
two daughters of Samuel Shields, decd whose
names are unknown, James Shields of Samuel.
William Shields of Samuel David Yates, Thomas
Yates, william Yates, Joseph Yates, and Nancy
Yates
YENAkE notice that on Pridqg Tie 2IS dug Of
IL APra zezt, at the Office OF Seman Garard,
Commissioner, in Martinsburg Va, we will take
the dispositions of Robert Y Snodgrass, Lewis
6rantham, John Zorn and others, to be read as
evidence in suit now pending in the Circuit
Court of the County OF Berkeley, in Chanoery,
wherein We are plaintiffs aud you and others are
defendants. JOSEPH HARPER,
ELIZABETH HARPER,
Israel. ROBINSON
ROBERT * ROBINSON,
MARY ROBINSON.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-03-29
sn.aURTE n. sTF.N.E & 90.

II and cheap Clothing at the New CLora-
ISe EmPoETuM OF
sHaERIE n. STT.SE s. co.,
1ext door to Rawiins' Hotel, is truly astonfsh-
ing. They have just received, and are d. 4
receiving. the largest and best assortment OF
READY MADE L0THING
ofall kinds. ever brought to this market.
Their stock consists 10 part OF Cassnetl and
Tweed Coats, fine CIoih Frock do. fine Ciclh
Dress do, OEercoais OF all kinds, Monkey
Jackets, fine CassiIner Panialoons, Cassinett
do, 6ne Satin Vests. Mefino do, Saunest.
Cloth, aud Velvet Vests. Also, large assort-
ment Of Boys Clothing.
They keep constantly on hand all kinds OF
Undershirts, Drawers, white and Gg'd Shirts.
Collars, Bosoms, Crayats, Scarfs, Pocket
Handkercheils. Suspanders, Socks, Gloves.
Hosiery and Umbrellas.
Also, general assortment OK Boots ard
Shoes, Gum Shoes. Trunks, Valses. Hats,
Caps, &c, &c, All CT which viii be sold
cheaper than the same qualify OF goods were
ever sold 10 Mariinsbyrg. Call at once, and
aei your winter clothing. One door south of
Rawlns' Hotel, Marnnsburg. Feb Is.
NIB. Persons that canrot be accommodated Rith our
present stock q Clothing, informed that prepared
10 have Clothing made to order at short Notice and guar
anscsd IA at the same low prices.
We retura sincere thanks to the eitizpuSf Mar
tnsbn5g and vicinity, for the very liberal aonage We have
received and respectfully solicit eonsanance Of e same
our part to render general sassscon beth Gsois aa
Prizes.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-03-29
VALUABLE MILL PROPERTY AT
Z q w @. r. z S AT e

FENfflS desirable property now occupied by
Il Messrs. George & Alex Newcomer. be
longing to the heir Of Joseph Wilhrow, deed,
is situated in Berkeley County, Va, miles
South of .uarlinsburg and q from the Balsl-
more aud Ohio Railroad, On the Opequon
Creek, with an abundance Of water power.
The Improvements consist OF Merchant
'ss.sss Mill, Saw Mil. a good Bfick Dwelling,
I'M Earn, svason-srsed, Germ Crl5
1zl-sL and all necessary out-buldings. with
never-failing well of good water in the yard
with about 70 Acres attached some OF tho
Land is iirstrate bottom, the balance !, good
quality Of slate; further description is unne-
cessary as the purchasers viii view the prop
erty for themselves. ifnot sold before the 18th
Of March next, it viii be for rent. F'orlems.
sc, WHICH will be made easy--apply 10 the
undersigned. residing miles West OF Snep-
herdstown, Jefferson County. Virginia.
GEORGE G. EMERT.
February |, 1854 Guards
Og-"Daily Sun" Ballimote. copy Ct; RE
pository and Whig," Chambefsbuig, and
Herald" Hagerstown, copy 81, and send bills
10 this office.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-03-29
177 - = -
NEW GOODS.


TIME subscriber hsgs 10 inform his patrons
M and friends that he has just returned from
New York with an extensive assortment Of
FALL AND WINTER EO0EsS.
selected with great Gaze. and with special re-
ference TO The wants oil this place. He is now
prepared % exhibit large and very iaviling
stock, embracing greater variety lhan hsses
ioioye offered n this town. Dry Goods eusS
bracing numerous styles of Prints. GinahanaS.
NJ. DelaiRes 81 various kinss, also. the latest
sss les OF Boaaeis and every shade OF Trimming
for the same. LADIES' Dress Goods, yesssnQs,
Pant SMiTs, Broadrloshs, Shee,iags. Mhsse
Goods, Tickings, Gloves Hosiery. parasols,
Yankee Notions, also, large assortment or
Family Groceries. Crockery Hardware. Boots
Shoes, Hats, Caps. Wooden an5 Hollow
Ware. Dyes. Sc, Sc. aud every thing usnsl.
iy kept in aGounify Establishment.
Having purchased my Goods directly from
The manufacturers aud importers, consequent.
" saving one profit. il is unnecessary TO make
USE Of anything but lie naked ruth in regard
to them. IL can get the priyiieee ofshowing
them to the erlire community, il is all ask =
the goods will Tell their own story. All kinds
Of Country Pfoduce taken ia exchange. No
charge for showing Goods. Civil treatment
10 all. Come and see and be satisfied
Although goods OF all kinds have advanced
ia price IN the eastern markets, no difference
viii be made in those now on hand.
JOSEPH w. GRANTHAM.
Mariinshurc Oct. IL, 1858.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-03-29
:
DACTERREoTKPES,


A STEWART respectfully informs the cisi-
IA gems Of Martinsburg aad yicinity, that he
has taken the roam over the Hardware Store of
". II Enos, and nearly opposite Rawlins' Hotel,
where be Is prepared 70 execute
DasueTrcOfyPe LiEkenesscs
in every style Of the art The high state Of per-
lection he has attained by long experiences in the
art With the sid Of q fine Sett OF German ArFe-
matte Lenses, enables him to produce Daguerrse~
types in which the most pearIv white Is blended
with the most intense black, presenting = hrilli-
aney and an accuracy in the deIiaearion OF the
texture, which but few artists haze aspirea ac-
conplish and IN which respect 50 many have failed
GOLD ENaMELLHss PROCESS.
His pictures are made as permanent as cil paint
ing ~ n gold onafnelinr process by which the
pistare IL coated With transparent film Of gold.
1t needs but passing remark 10 call the atten-
tion Of the reflective mind to the Importance Of
having correct Likeness Of an absent relatiye or
friend TO call up those endearins ties which ex-
listed between them
Miniatures neatly inserted in Lockets Breast
PINS, Fingcr-Rings, and fue gilt Cases. Portraits
accurately copied
Those Wig wish TO avail theraseives Of my SER
vices will please call soon. es viii remain but a
short timc in AlartinsSurg
Hours OF Operation from o'clock, 4. NJ, til !
O'clock, r.M. Nov. 90.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-03-29
lew ADvERTiSEM ENTS.
BERKELEY LAND For SALE.

III INTENDING 10 change 10y residence will
II offer al public or private sale, tie farm on
Ehich now reside, situated mile from Mar
lnsourg. on the Warm Spring Road, aud adj
uning the farms of Messrs Harrison J. Sci
pert, Daniel Burkhart. Thomas G.. Flagg, and
thefs, and containing 22o Acres of land,
! 10 OF which are under good cultivation, and
ts rate fencing. The Improvements consist
Pfa DWELLING HOUSE, two ten Sss;:=ss
baI Houses, Barn, Granery, Smoke xiig
House. and other necessary improve Ea..l
hnen'S. II is deemed unnecessary TO give a
PaFiher description, as any person wishing 10
purchase, Will first visit the premises.
EFor further particulars enquire OF the
Pu6scrloer; CHARLES RIDENOUR,
March %. 1854
N. B. There is also two. young and pro
FUGITIVE Orchards. Of the most choice fruit.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-03-29
IL. r.. r..
ITS HAPPY EFFECTS UPON
A NEW MARRIED. C0IIpI,E..

Jonathan X Miller, q pedlar, aged 20, on the
IA Of April left his home in the northern part Of
Eev York, in apparent good health on his we'd
Eing tout in company with his young BRIDE On
! / rstutl home he was suddenly attacked with
fraammstory Rheumatism the attack came on
hbie riding in the cars and SO severe and PAIN
tl vsre mis- sufferings, that tears of pity wet the
Of many kind and sympathising travelling
E,mpanions At Utica, N, ". the cars were cham
led and passenger knowing the virtues of Rad
kays Ready Relief, purchased a bottle at DIR.
karnas drug store; he Immediately epplied the
Relief TO the sutferer-he used up the whole bot
he and upon arriving at Syracuse, the pain was
4 much relieved that he was enabled to walk
d his carriage without assistance. lie has since
reported himself cured.
In all cases of Inflammatory Rheumatism. Rad
|Fsys Relief viii instantly stop the pain. Let
bose who suffer try it,
Sorsaess
Whether in the bog:s flesh, Joints. or muscles.
fheiher in the mead or feet, wherever it is. Rad
pays Relief will in few moments remove every
fTliele of irritation from the system
Mercuriai Pains.
Persons who have been salivated with mercury
Ind feel the effects still in their system, whose
ones acee with pain. whose flesh is covered with
ores, are assured speedy relief Of their puins,
Ind complete eradication of the poisonous de-
Iosits, by the use of Railways Ready Relief and
|enovating Resolvent
Groups Spasms Cholera, Dysent terry, Diarrhoea.
Flick Headache, and Chill Fever Relief is to be
AIKEN internally and applied externally
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-03-29
Observation-Disclosures.


K nave just received and opened a largs
n and beautiful LOT OF silver plated Aibata
ware, consisting Of Table Forks. Desser. Forks,
Table Spoons, Dessert ditto. and Tea Spoons,
which guarantee 10 be cheaper and far supe-
sioY 10 any ware Of the kind ever offered ia
TINS market; persons wishing to supply them
selves Will do well TO cali soon, as there ID a
great demand for the Arlieie. BE CAREFUL 10
notice The .Msrble Slab, in the pavement with
the name - JOHN II. HARRISON,
Jan. l. 1881, Druggist
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-03-29
SOAPS, s.liYlaG CREAM,

EAU NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. POWDER, q
4 HAVE just received from jugs fiAuEL, direct,
i large and excellent supply Of ToILsr Axs
SHAyisG SOAPS consisting Of the Crystal Pafacs
Prince Albert, Omnibus Kymph, Crystalline Bali,
Shagina CRTAss, which took the medal ia London
at the WoRLD's FAIR; his Eau Lustral the finest
preparation cut for cleansing the scalp and beau
tifying the hair; his celebrated Depilatory Pow
der for removing hair from Ladies' fnces or other
parts, wherct so often mars the beauty Of the To-
male and imparts masculine appearance this
powder is warranted TO remove the hair in few
minutes without any risk Of danger or hurt to the
person; his genuine Extracts and Perfumed Wa
ters Of the following varieties Bay Leaf, Laven
der, Verbena, Toilet, Eau de Cologne. &c, &c.
JOHN +. HARRISON. :
Oct s. 1853 DRUGGIST
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-03-29
March Is. 1854. + 'Ass SouH'

s~Basil Buxton and Mary his wife, ceessna-
rine A. Light, Ruth Neddle, Simon nopp ana
Mary Jane his wife, Jacob Cetinberger Of George
Jrr hssbsn ~ Csdinberger. Susan Coifnbereer.
Alexander hezin and Martha Il. his wife, and
Bealeh A. Weddle,--TAKE NOTICE. that on FRI
day ne 2lss daY n AprH neat at the Office Of Sc
D,as. Sarard, Commissioner, in Martinsburg, Va.
A win take The dispositions Of Robert snodgrass,
Lewis Grantham, John 70 rnand others, TO be read
as evidence in suit now pending in the Circuit
Court of the County ofBerkcley, on the chancery
side Of said Court, wherein am Plaintiff and you
and others are defendants.
march Z 1854. JACOB COFFINRERGER.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-03-29
CHEAP HARDWARE.
CDNEw Awgs Ngza,.

CWIWG Az . SMN.
II VIE subscriber having purchased the stock Of
L Hardware belonging to VIM. II. Enos, and
having added largely TO the same by purchases
made in the Eastern markets and on the most fa-
yorab!e terms, viii dispose Of the samefor cash
10 good customers on the usual credit as low as
they can be bought at any other house in Mar
tinsburg.
Call al the old stand Of Enos, and examine my
beautiful and large assortment Of Wossenholn's
Table and Pocket Cutlery, and an endless variety
Of other articles WM. EVANS,
Jan H. 1854
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-03-29
LADIEs, TDssEss GOODS.

n Ely stock Of Ladies Dress Goods, this season.
lT embraces many new ard pretty styles. con-
sistiug Of
Rich Brocade. Pouh De Soi's, Plain silks,
LuStre Gro dc Rhine, Chamlioa and
Gldca silks, French Moasselaires and
Cashmcres. E'orsted Piaids, Six Warp
Alpdcas, Lama Cloth and ChGileys, Can
ton Grapes. Opera Sackiag, French
Cloths for Cloaking, Cashmere dc CoSse
Robes, Persian Cloth, Jdrletops of all
Colors. 5iaasook, SwiSs and 5IaH lfus-
Inns. Cambrics and Jackoneffs, Briliidnt
and Illusion Maatlies, Shairls, Lace
Teils, Green, Blue and Bropn Bareges,
Sc, Sc. which lean AVID will sell cheap.
New. =, 1858. JOHN w. BOYD.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-03-29
SkATES.

A FINE assortment Of Skatas Of EFans hArf
"A ware store, opposite RawIins Hotel
Jan 49, 1854.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-03-29
ALEXaNDER's FaOCOBlPlIE,

IN instantaneous ftalr Dye, easily applied and
" warranted to color the hair, fot sale by
march s. JNo e. HARRISON.
10 you WANT TO SHAVE EASY!
\ ANTICIPATE, Yes well come and got d cake
L Of the Yankee Soap,n for it IS the soap. for
sale by JN0 r HARRISON,
march 10, 1851 Druggist.
FHNlls Pew Rents in the Presbyterian Church
\ are now due, holders viii please call and
make payment JOHN w BOYD,
march 10 TREASURER
ALEiNE SoAP.---We have just received 5
Y y boxes Of this celebrated Soap.
march s, 1854 RIDDLE & BRO.
nj EW crop Orleans Sugar and Moasses, just &C.
i Y cciyed RI the New Depot ard for sale cheap
January %, 1854, u Il BOYD.
NKyANTED BY
w VANARSDALE& G0SNELL.
100000 feet Of inch and inch and quarter sea
soned Plank FEB l. 1854,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-03-29
PTBLIC SAIE OF REaL, ESTATE.

IlNG in Berkeley County, Virginia f}v
NJ virtue Of the decree rendered ID the case
Of g. II. Beckwuh & Co., and Others against
Remington ID KownsIar and others, On the
4ih day Of October, 1858, By the Circuit
Court OF Berkeley County, am directed
10 make sale of lie land now in the posses
sion Of Tie said Il. u. Kownslar; viii faere-
fore proceed 10 sell, in front Of she Court
house door, in Mariinsbnrg, on Monday, he
ION dry If .apra, 1854, (beiRg couri-layJ
The said land.
Containing 2i3 Acres and Rood, lying on
Mil Greek, and Is a good quality OF land -
The Improvements are comfortable Dwell
s ing and one Of he best Mill seas
Essa6sssE in The Valley. The water is
SssAs abundant and never failing. IL
t. - has been used for number Of
years as paper mill, for which a better loca-
ton cannot be found.
The terms Of sale as prescribed BY said de-
cree are-One-thlrd cash, the residue ia one
and two years, with interest from day Of sale.
and aeed Of trust on the premises 10 secure
the deierred payments.
JACOB VAN DOREN, in,
Sheriff Of Berkeley County
March Is, 1854.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-03-29
BALTIMORE MADE WINDOW GLASS.

I USr received a lot of this superior made Win
~ dow Glass of various sizes. This glass, is
higher in price yet its superiority in quality rem
ders it, by far, the cheapest glass. For sale by
march s, S5l. w. DORSEY
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-03-29
LAYDRETN,s CaRDEy sEEDS,

Nv u have just received a general assortment
wv oftbe above celebrated Garden Seeds con-
sist ing eff Asparagus, Beans, Beet, Cabbage, Gau-
liilower, Carrot, Cucumber, Celery, Eullive, Egg
plant, Lettuce. Melon, Nasturtiem, 0kra, Onion,
Parsley, Pea, Pepper, Pumpkin, Radsh, Rhubarb
Satisfy, Spinage, Tomato. Turnip, and Aromatic
berb Seeds For a full description of kinds and
mode OF culture, we refer to Landretfs rural re-
gister and almanac. for 1854, which we distribute
to purchasers gratis. RIDDLE & Bro.
FchrnnrY s.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-03-29
S. A. SClILOSS,
Dealer In English, French, and German
FANCY G0DuS.

Dealer In English, French, and German
FANCY GoouS.
sE AS just received and is now prepared TO
IA exhibit TO The people OF Mar,insburg and
vicinity, a rich and beautiful assortment Of
FANCY DRY GOODS, sILks.&c..
His stock embraces N part the following ar.
t;cles Of
Ladies H'ear--Silks OF every variety ofqual.
IN, color, and prize; Trimmings OF all kinds;
Alpacaas. Monslius, Gingiams, and Calicoes;
ShawIs, Handkercheits. Hosiery, and Gloves;
Laces, Insertngs, Edgings. Ribbons, Flowers,
Shoes Of all kinds. &c. SC.
Also, CARpErISes, very good and very
cheap.
ort-call and examine this stock. One door
north OF the Market house. tOcf rs.