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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-06-13

YALrABLE DIscoyKRr-We learn that dis
covery has been made, which, if known before,
has not been practiced on Western waters,
but which bids fair TO be Of great benefit to
boat owners.
MIR. Conover, ne engineer Of the mammoth
steamer Eclipse, on the Ohio river, who for many
years has turned his particular attention of the
economical generation OF steam has long since
been convinced that down stream boats, requiring
60 10 100 pounds of steam, can produce IL with
much less fuel with coal alone than with any
other material.
Within the last month, Mr. Conover acciden-
tally discovered that saiuratlng his coal with
ter, and putting 1t IN the furnace wet, would cause
il 10 produce from ! 10 10 100 pounds of steam
with considerable less quantity OF coal than il
required to make from 90 to 100 pounds when
the coal was dry. He also finds that by wetting
MS coal he makes no clilkers, has no trouble
whatever in keeping his furnace free from cho-
king, and never burns or Injuries his CRATE bars.
Those facts which should claim the careful
attention of all persons interested in steamboats,
and steam engines. Will some of our engineers
Try il our Lake boats !-lDetroit Advertiser.
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SAFES.
NOT ICE

To all whom IL may concern. Whereas ny ritrgai
len Ruth did on the 9th day of May A. d. i''S, bosr,
any just case pruycation, leave my PEG - crsdD,
therefore foTewarn all persons from rrshrg ~. .t.nd
ing her n anywise on my account, az shan ~ IN his
responsible for SDy deb that she may wi SON
date. sOShTh
Arena, June 5, 1855.
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P,inters. R0lIsrs-1he Amherst al. Hl Cabi,

IJU1IUs 1tOFttTS-- nc |tFfIIItIsI n. NJ CuOt-
me- SAYS:
We have recently made improvement in
the making OF our rollers which was entirely
original with us although It may have been
known 10 others bef, us. but for which are
sure those not acquainted with it will thank
when once they have tested il. 1t is simply TO
prepare them OF glue and sugar Instead OF glue
ami n,oiasses, as they need but simply to be
dissolved and more elastic and durable. We
gCes tion whether the discovery talked of by
Boston brethren can be any better. Try il if
YOU have not.-Poston Tel.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.
Sh ACRES of Land in section II, town S, Range
GU east, 81 miles north of Mineral Poini-'pland
and bottom land-e n of nw 4.
On ACRES in sec 1, town l. range about 10 miles
GU north east of The Point Good place for wste pow
er. mills from Dodssyiile. f Hswq
en- ACRES-Sects & 9, town f. raoge east-toa
L w miles west of the Point-low ridge-lghi tlmos
y swq sect 4-west II wQ sect 9.
on ACRES in undivided half in sec. 81, tow
Z " range 80 miles ih of the Point miles We"
OF Dodgeviile-wa:eIed Neq& XIV b ofseq-
ACR Is in section g. town 6, range east, in or neH
GU Blue River Diegings, chiefly ridge Of upland
e of sc q.
4 q ACRES in section rs, town 6. range east bes
lZU Dodgevie. Lead and mineral raising on IL
or OF swq & e of or.
For further particulars enquire of
&c STAPLETON Il FkIPCH' u
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SPRING { SUMNER GOODS

HAVING recei zee. nv SPRING stock oft.OODS
( deem il advisable, for the benefit uf the public
a make known few of the leading articles by way o
p.cifcs Ii they be in partmsde to realize u
mount Of stock keep, ID the great amount which
aiduring the short space of one year My stock con
lists in pert OF he following:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-06-19
BY Jas. @. &cGUIRE, AucttoHssr.

NHANCEhY SALE OF VALUABLE improved
~ Real Estate ard Marx, Garden.--By virtue OF
decree OF the Circuit Court Of tie Ei=trict IF Co.
uLbla Tor Washington county, made in the cause
wherein Mary Hoffman, administIatiix and hcir at
law OF Thomas Moore, deceased. is cor pianant
and Hannah Moore, and J,mes Moore, and Laura
Ann Moore his wife, heirs ut law of said Thomas
Moore, deceased, are defendants, Ne. ,G57 in chan
Gerry, the subscriber trustee appointed by said de-
cree, Will sell at public auction, on TUESDAY the
10th day of July, 1855, at q O'Clock p. IN on the
premises, the whole of square No. 303 In the city
OF Washington, fronting 3l0 fee each of llth and
18th streets west, and 202 feet inches on each of
and w streets rth, and containing about g., ,672
square feet of ground, with buildings improvements
and appurtenances, which consist of well and
sups' antiaily built twO-story brick dwelling house
and frame stable, &c.
The above prOpertyis eligibIy situated and rapid
y enhancing in value, and has been occupied and
cultivated as market garden for many years, is
an excellent condition for that purpose, and with
in a very short distance of either OF the city mar
kets, and Offers 20 persons desiIOus of obtaining
valuable market garden or making an investment,
q rare opportunity.
The terms of sale, as prescribed by the said de-
cfee, will be one-f0urth of the purchase money TO
be paid in cash, and the balance in g. - lS and "a
months, to he secured by the purchasers note,
bearing interest from the day of the sale, with secu
nty to be approved by the trustee. Upon the full
payment of the purchase money and interest, and
the rathcston OF the sale by tbs Court the trustee
will convey the property TO the purchaser in fee.
IL the terms of sale are not complied with in six
days after the sale the property will be resod at the
risk and expense Of the purchaser, upon weeks
notice.
All conveyancing at expense of purchaser.
CHAS. 8. WALLACH, Trustee.
JAS. Z, MCGUIRE,
ie l5-eoSds Auctoneer.
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THE UHFADIEG HEART

An old man walked near time-wo,p
church, having gone tbither to visit the
grave OF one long departed. He had
been weeping; and rs he turned his
eyes heavenward, tears glistened therein.
lie wore in button-hole faded ribbon,
which ever and anon be looked upon,
then again lifted his face to the skies,
muttered some soft words of love, and
continued weeping.
Some children, standing BY, derided
the old man, saying Father. give us
thy ribbon; it is old and can be of no
worth to thee" But the old man clasped
the ribbon in his hands, and thought
sadly of one he loved, who died while
her bridal garments still adorned her.
They had loved long and truly, and
had married in the full vigor of their
youth. But as they were returning
from church they chanced to meet rush
of people, who were being driven before
the soldiery in one of those emcutes for
which France is so notorious. She mar
ried par were riding in car, when the
report OF musketry was heard, the bride
groom became excited, and stretching
out of the window, be marked the t1-
mutt for moment, then turned to calm
the fears of his wife. Alas the quiet of
death was already upon her-a bullet
had entered her young heart; and there
she leaned, as before she sat-a sweet
smile upon her face, her lips still warm,
but dead
On that unhappy morning, the old man
took ribbon from her breast, and ever -
night and day-he had WON it near his
Leart. Sixty years had passed since
then, but he had never sought another
love. But, gazing upon the ribbon, he
saw her be loved ever by his side. Ard
when the children deridcd him, he meek
ly replied" The heart, my dear chill
dren, is not like ribbon. No. no, be-
lieVe me, the heart never grows old"
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SINGULAR CONDUCT OF MRs. ROBINSON.
TIE CONDEMNED MURDEREss.-Tbe Troy
Times of Monday gives the following ac-
count of the strange behavior of Mrs.
Robinson, called the yelled murderess,
now in the Jail of that city:
"The intelligence of the refusal by the
supreme court to grant the motion for a
new trial, made by the common council.
was received here by the public officials
on Saturday sfUernoon. The Sheriff, how-
ever, considered it advisable to withhold
1t from the unfortunate woman until the
arrival ofMr. Pierson, her counsel, think
ing that theintelligence would be received
by her more calmly when communicated
by that gentleman.
Through the medium of an outside
friend, however, Mrs. Robinson became
acquainted with the fact about thr e
o o'clock in the afternoon. She at first
manifested symptoms Of uncomfortable
anger, stamping the floor with her feet,
and launching out torrent Of invectiyes
against all who were in any way connect
ed with her trial. By degrees, however.
she became moderate, and finally settled
down with the exclamation, Il am glad
that they would not give me the new
trial
Towards evening she sent the woman
employed to do her washing for a large
quantity of provisions, and after build
ing rCusing fire in the eStove-sufficient-
ly large for the coldest wintry dry-be-
gan TO prepare sumptuous repast, say
ing that she would at least have q feass
IN honor Of the occasion.
"SOon after dark Mrs. Robinson pIaeed
number of lighted candles in each win
dow of her cell-the illumination being
designed, as she stated, to testify heT
joy. The affair attracted large number
of spectators in the street, but she was
allowed to proceed with iher amusement
uninterrupted until the candles burned
out.
The general impression seems to be,
that Mrs. Robinson will be sentenced
by Judge Harris during the present term
OF the court"
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Auction Sales.
By j. 9. MnauInE- aue....---

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE AND Ell
! eloly situated Real Estate on the Isiand--By
virtue Oh deed of trust bearing date on the eih az
OF e 'uae, iSaS, and recorded in LiLer A. s., No.
%, iolos LOO, SC the subscriber will SELL at pub
lie sale, on THURSDAY, the 2Ist day OF June.
1922 at O'Clock p. m, on the premises the north
nan OF LOT NO ~ and the whole of Lot l3 in Square
543, The whole fronting 20 feet inches on AK street
west, between X and l. streets south, and running
BACK lVo feet TO an alley, with the buildings and i'm
provements, which are two two story and one cot.
tage- built Frame Dwelling Houses, well and sub.
santiailY built, or so much thereof as NAV be neces
saIy 10 satisfy said decd of trust
Ine above property is situated in rapidly i'm
proving Part OF the city, and offers favorable op-
portunlty IT, persons des,rous of obtaining residence
or investing.
The terms of sale will be one fourth cash residue
In o. IL, and iS months, for notes bearing interest
from dayOf sale, secured by deed of trust upon the
property.
IL the terms Of sale are not complied with in six
days after the sae, the property will be resold at
the 1lss and expense Of the purchaser.
ALI cOnVeyanciDg AZ cost Of purchaser
CHAS. s WALL tCH, Trustee.
JAS. T.. MCGUIRE,
Jc 10 AuctODepr,
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HOEE AND W7Hay.

Our homes-what are their corner
stones but the virtue of woman, anG
on what does social well-being rest, but
On our homes? Must we not trace all
other blessings Of civilized life to the
doors ofour private dwellings? Are not
our hearth-stoneS guarded by holy forms
conjugal, tilial, and parental love, the
cornerstone of Church and State more
sacred than either, more necessary thar
both Let our temples crumble, let oul
public edlticeS. our halls of Justice crum.
bic, and capitals of state be levelled with
the dust; but spare our homes. Let nc
socialist invade them with his wild plans
Of community. Man did not invent, and
he cannot improve or abrogate them. A
private shelter to cover in two hearts
dearer to each other than all in the world;
high walls to exclude the profane eyes OF
every human being; secluSion enough foI
children to feel that mother is holy and
peculiar name this is home; and here il
the birthplace of every secret thought.
Here the Church and State must come
for their origin and support. Oh spare
Wa AOhASo' AC iOfc We 6AH6TleUcS
there gives US our faith in an infinite
goodness; the purity and disinterested-
ness or home is our f0retaSte and our
earnest Of better world. In relations
there established and fostered, do we
find through life the chiefs solace and Joy
Of existence. What friends deserve the
name compared with those whom birth
right give us2 One mother is worth a
thousand friends; one sister truer than
twenty intimate companions, We who
have played on the same hearth, under
the light of the same smile, who date
back to the same scene and season of in
nocence and hope, in whoce veins run
the same blood, do We not find that
years only make more sacred and more
important the tie that binds Goodness
may spring up; distance may separate;
different spheres may divide; but those
who can love anything, who continue to
love at all, must find that the friends
whom God himself gave, are wholly un.
like any we can choose for ourselves. and
that the yearning for these is the strong
spark in our expiring affection.
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PROSPECTUS


For Publishing a monthly Musical Work liz
tbs city Of Washington.
THE undersigned, a; the solicitation Of many Of
i their esteemed customers, propose publishing q
monthly Musical Work, entitled
The National Monthly Eusical Magazine.
The Magazine will con ain from .Our TO SIX pages
Of Music, selected from the best European and Ma
tive Composers In addition 70 the Music extra
sheet will b. added, containing The aiCst Musical
News, Musical Notices, &c The Magazine viii
b. print on the best quality Music paper, and will
be printed from engraved plates, The nestest
ner.
The frsl number OF thG Magazine will be ready
about TIE lst Of July, lCj5.
Mr.. 3. V. N1YEs, the Agent Tor The wcrk, will
solicit subscription from the citizens Of The District
Of Columbia. and show q specimen number.
JAMES ii. BURNS, No. l53 Bridge street, is the
agent for Georgetown.
HILBUS IIITZ,
Muaic DepOs, cor. Pc. av., .th and ID sts,
S;aI Buildings, Washington, d. G.
iune 4-tf
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How A THIRSTY MAN Gorrwo G1.. ssp

How THIRSTY Man GOT TWO GL.s ssE5
and A Nus OF ALE" Will you give me
a glass Of ale, please? 2" asked a rather
seedy-iSh looking person with an Old bat
well brushed coat and a. most too shiny
hat. 1t was produced by the bartender,
cresming over the edge of the tumbler.
g Thank ys," said the recipient IS he
placed it to his lips. Having finished it
at swallow, he smacked bis lips, and
said: % That is very fine ale-very.-
Whose is it : 1T is Earman's ale"
"Ah, Harman's, ehl Well, give us
another glass Of it," 1t was done, and
holding it up to the light and looking
through it, the connoiSsieur said: /" Pom
my word, it is superb ale-superb =
clear as Madeira. L must have somo
more of that. Give me a mug of it,"
The mug was furnished but before
putting it to his lips the imbiber said,
whose ale did you say this was?"
" Harmanis," repeater the bartender.
The mug was exhausted, and also the
vocabulary ofpraise; and it only remained
for the appreciative gentleman to say, as
he wiped his mouth and went tow ard the
door: Harman's ale is it? [ know
Hsrman very WE'LL shall see him soon,
and will settle him for two glasses and
mug Of his Incompatible brew! Good
morning. ."-Kn'ekerbOcker Magazine for
June.
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=" SAM" A NATIVE OF RoxE.-Martin
Luther gave this account of the order
which bears very decided resemblance
In many respects TO the present organi-
Zation:
I" In Italy there was peculiar order
Of friars called Frates IgnOrentiG-that
is, {" Brethren of Ignorance" took
a solemn oath that they would neither
know, learn, nor understand anything at
all, but answer all things with Nescio-
"I know nothing. ."2Leher's Table 4 ak.
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JOHN n. rLVASs. WILLIAM rBoNPscH
ELVAHS & THOMPSON,
DEALERS IN
HARDWARE, COACH TRIMMINGS, &c..
NO 396 Pennsylvantan avenue.
bet'Oeen Ninth and Tenth streets, Wasaington, d. c.
HOUSE FURNISHING HARDWARE.
britannia, German Silver, Albata and Silver Plated
Tea, Table and Desert Spoons
Carvers and Forks, Steels, Knives with and with
out FORKS
Brass, britannia, Block Tin and Plated Candestick.;
Shovel and Tonss, Waffle Irons, Sad Irons
Ovens, &c.
BUILDING MATERIALS.
huiai Cottage. Closet, Cupboard, Chest, Till, Pad
Shuttle, Door, and Blind Hinges, Screws, Cut and
Wrought Nails, Bolts
Brad's Shutter Screws aud Suibbs Door Sprinqs
Handrdh Screws, Door Knobs
Geu Pnii7, Door SheaVes and Rail, &C.
CABISET MAKERS GOODS.
Hair C!nth, CurIed Hair, Moss, Gimps, Sofa Gnd
Chair Springs
Veni;ian Bind Ho0ks Rack PulIevs. Roller Eods.
Brackets, Furniture Nails
Glue, GofiIn Handles and Screws, Diamond Screw
Plates, sc
CARPENTERS, GOODS.
Planes, Saws, Drawing Knives, Spokeshaves. CHS
els and GObges, Plane Irons
Augers, Braces and Bi,ts, Boring Machines, Ham
meTs, Ha;chets, Dpyels
Bevils, Squares, Guages. Axes, sc.
BLACKSMITH AND COACH MAKERS GOODS.
Black and BrishE Springs, Axles, FeIloes, Spokes,
Hubs, Bows, Shafts, Poles
Sleigh Runners, Slvered aud Brass Bands, Stump
Joints, Stump Collars, Top Props
Curtain Franes. Lamps, Inside Linirgs, Lining
Silks, DaInask, Scanning Cords
Tufts, TasSels Buttons, Tacks, Fringes. Lacss and
Plain and Enam8.Ied Canvass
Russia Duck, EhamelieI Leather, Dash Leather.
&c. E-VANS Il THOMPSON
1e I-om $40 Pa. avenue.
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VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY NEAR
' the Navy YARD at Auction---On THURSDAY
the 2lst instant, at O'Clock p m we shall SELL in
tont Of the premises, part of LIT No. g. and ali of
Lot a, in square No. 8Sl it being the property be
longing I" Mr. Samuel T. Little, situated on 0u'h
Navy Yard Market. On 10. No. IS 20 d, ST b.
stantal, and conveniently arranged Brick Dwelling
House. Lot No mas "a nj on l. street, of So feel
and VIII he subdIvIded To SUIT purchasers on a
part OF which is good brick store house or Office.
we De n !: CcesSaiy 10 say anything relative
TO the desirable location Of the above described
property, as il is well known.
Title indisputsbe
IITms: One.sixth cash; balance in 6. ID, Is, "a
80, and SO months the purchaser 10 give notes 10,
the deferred payments, bearing interest from day of
sale.
A deed given and deed o. trust taken
GREEN & SCOTT,
)e I'D AuctioneeFs
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DR.. L. B. WRIGHT'S
UNPAILING "scRnFuLnus kHrInnrE

For the Permanent Cure of CONSUMPTION and
all ofAsr forms of S CIR ROFULOUS DISEASES.
fF'HlS Medicine is prepared by an eminent physi-
I clan of eighteen years practice in New York
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with the most pnhCunded success, ana created for
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MIGRATING THE WHOLE SYSTEd, in proof
OF WAich, hundreds of respectable witnesses from
the Doctors private practice have given in their tes
timGny, and entreat those suffering from any scrofu
ous affection, to call upon them o,d satisfy your
selves.
A Treatise on ScrOfulous diseases can be had
gratis at PRINCIPAL DEPOT, 40e Broadway
and at Drug Stores generally.
CHARLES STOTT & CO..
Agents tOr WASHINGTON.
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THE PROTESTANT CHURCHMAN,

EDITED BY THE
KEW. STEPHEN III. LYING, ID. d., REV. H. AN
THON, ID ID REV. L. ii. CANFTELD.
1 ) large weekly religious newspaper, published
Il At 50 so year, in advance.
The above named cl ergymen have recently be-
come editors OF the "PrOtestant Clergyman" and,
with the aid Of many distinguished writer's of the
Protestant Episcopal Church, will cause this period
ical 10 take first place in the rank of Religious
Newspapers,
From the Prospectus
"We fully believe that, with our well known
church principles our fearless maintenance of those
principles, we may appeal to Evangelical Church
men with bJldness for support in this our opening
addresso
Subscription received by the Agents,
GRAY & BALLANTYNE,
Ie 1o-6t 40S Seventh street
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SELLING OFF.

"E have concluded to quit the fancy silk trade,
w and In order 10 reduce our large stock we
shall CON Ieuce today selling off our entire stock
OF Fancy Brocade, Plaid and Striped COI'd Silks at
COST, and many for less.
Also, all Printed Bareges, and thin Dress Goods
at 70 per cent less than former prices.
Ladies and purchasers generally are invited to
examine our assortment before making their selec-
tOn5, as we are determined to offer sreat nargains
COLEEY & SEARS,
No. 523 Seventh st 3 doors north Pa av.
ie 10 PO2w
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DENTISTRY.

ID b. DONALDSON, Den iSt, late of the fra OF
III. Hunt Donaldson, continues 10 <spKSs,A
manufacture and insert those beautiful t-:sssssss
porcelain teeth, with or without gums, IEiIGT
for specimens of which (nade aud de
posted BY the late fnn) was awarded the first
premium at the Mechanics Institute Pair recently
held in this city
These teeth cared and shaded TO suit each
particular case and their resemblance 10 the natu
raj organs Is so perfect 10 deceive the most prac
tiscd eye.
Particular attention also paid TO filling and pre-
serving the natural teeth.
Charges moderate and all operations warranted.
Once southwest corner Seventh and d s;s.-en-
trance on ID. mar 2l-6u
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By ,. c. Mcguire, Auctlomesr.

Sy 1 ". D Co RuSslOnSaE.
NHOICE COLLECTION OF RARE AND VAL
" liable Oil Paintings at Public AuctiOn.-On
TUESDAY afternoon, June 18th, at AZ O'Clock, at
he saloon over FarElam's Bookstore, corner OF
TN street and fa. avenue, shall sell collection
Of rare and valuable Oil Paintings, selected with
great care by Fl. n. Barlow, ESQ, from various gal
lenes on the Continent Amongst them will DC
found specimens Of DOmcnichinO, Veiasquez. Sir
Godfrey Kncl!er, A. Van WillIes, John Wilson,
Gansboro', Muriila, VerneL Poussin, shayer, ir.,
ami Others.
The Saloon will be open and the Pictures on free
exhibition until the sale.
Catalogues may be obtained at the saloon or at tee
auction rooms
Terms 800 and under cash; over tha, sum a
credit OF sixty and ninety days. for notes satisf ctor
iy endorsed, bearing interest
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
Jed AucliOneer.
GF- Ths above sale fg postpone q unit,
TUESDAY afternoon, June 10, same hour
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
June Id AUct0aeGT,
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M 0 K E b RG AIMS.

JOHN II. SMOOT,
Bridge street, south side near High, GeorgetOWn,
HAS Just received a further supply of seasOnablt
IL Goods, amongst which will be found
80 pieces good styles fast cOOfed Lawns at l2X
I'D do plain black and white and black do.
70 do rich plaid Ginghams and Gingham Lawns
10 do dotted and rich emb'd Muslins
so DO plain Swiss and NaInsOOk DO
40 do JacOHet and Cambria do
80 do plaid and striped do
% Grass Cloth Skirts
80 corded and daiIask do
White and coiored Watered Moreens
80 pieces light pretty styles CalcOs
10 do Barege de LANES at l21kc
do Buff shade Linen
With an assortment of seasonable styles Of Gloves,
Hosiery, and many other yery desirable Goods, %
which the attention Of cash ar prompt customers Il
invited, we are constantly receiving new goods,
and are selling them at prices to suit the times.
may e9-u ]. III. SMQOT.