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Grass Valley telegraph., 1855-09-04
CuRIoUs PHrxoxENox.-on Saturday last. |


s'S'Sst . III tie morning, our river sud
denly rose from three to four feet in height.
Big waves extending its whole width, surged
furiously along, very seriously affecting the
vessels at anchor, and tossing about the
smaller craft as SO many toys. The water
deepened rapidly, and some alarm was felt as
to how it would all end. After the terminal
tion of fifteen minutes, however, this influx
began to subside, and the river became quiet
as usual At o'clock in the afternoon,
precisely similar movement commenced in an
opposite -direction-the water rushed out, ex-
hausting the river from three to four feet be-
low the usual level. After this sudden freak
the equilibrium of waters was again restored.
Several gentlemen who observed this were
puzzled how to account for it, as there was
no wind stirring, and the lake was still. A
precisely similar circumstance happened to
Buffalo River some two years since, at the
same time a severe shock of an earthquake
was felt in Ontario and other Counties. Ma
ny were disposed to trace this effect to such
cause. Whether our lake has its food and
ebb tide, or whether this phenomenon was
caused by the "earth's internal fire" we leave
for sGCGrs to investigate and decide-Chi-
eGgO Tribune, June I9.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1855-09-04

The Russian language is said to be one OF
the richest and most beautiful in the world.
1t is soft and agreeable in sound, and has not
the defect of the Italian in being too effemi-
nate; it contains many words that express
the same ideas. If ever Russian Shake
spear or Milton arise, he will find an mex
haustible treasure in his native tongue where
with to express his thoughts. But at present
there is scarcely any national literature, ow-
ing to the deadening influence of the govern
ment. The principal Russian authors are
Poushkin the poet, Caramskin, the historian,
and KirlOff, the writer of fables.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1855-09-04


a contemporary, who is usually pretty well
posted in satin and statistics, gives the fol-
lowing as an exam pie of the senseless extrav-
ganees in which some wives and daughters
indulge 1t strikes us there is some truth in
the extract.
Mr.. Brocha, of The house of Brocha Buck
man u Co., tolls from twelve to sixteen hours
per day. Brocha last year made S22,OOO.-
What became of it? Ten thousand dollars
of the same were spent by Mrs Broeha for
new f'lrssst,tz, n1axweIIs77 while
a large portion of the balance was expended
on Blanche and Sarah," so that they might
go to New York and ''show the Fantadlingsn
that there were other diamonds in New York
besides those which were inherited from
great Grandfather, who found in India. a
princely fortune and diseased liver. Bro
cha hassbeen in business since 1910. He does
large and lucrative business. People who
have never been in his ,parlor and kitchen
imagine that BrOcha is worth quarter of a
million of dollars, while thosewho have been
in, wonder how he lodges the sheriff. Brocha
is still toiling and still making money. and
yet, if he should die tomorrow. it is question
able whether his assetts would equal his IL
abilities, Brocha viii probably end his days
by testing heyirtue of a shillings worth of
strickhyne. Should we be one of the jurors
who sits upon his body, we should bring in
the following verdict "Died from the visi-
tation of an extravagant wife and two sense
less daughters"
Grass Valley telegraph., 1855-09-04
Ordinance NO.1S.

Regu the collection of Taxes on Real and Per
~ s,sSsonal Property for the year 1855.
The Board of Trustees of the Town of Grass Valley
do ordain as Follows:
SECTION 1.-The Marshal of said Town is hereby au-
thorised and empowered and after the passage of
this Ordinance to demand any all taxes upon per-
sonal property due the Town from any person liable
to taxation.
SECTION 2:--For all Taxes due account of asses
ments on personal property after the twentieth day of
May 1885, upon failure refusal to pay the de-
mand first being made, upon such delinquent when
he can be found) the Marshal shall forthwith COM
mence suit against such delinquent before any court
having jurisdiction thereof, for the amount due
SECTION 3.--For all taxes remaining unpaid upon
real Estate, on the first day of September 1885, the
Marshal shall proceed in Section I'd of this Ordi
nance. Adopted April "a, 1855.
]. P STONE, Pres, pro tenn.
Attest-R. Shoemaker. Clerk.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1855-09-04

ASTONISHING EFFECTS OF THE DROUGHT.-
After hearing it stated, says the New Orleans
Crescent, that travellers on the river are Sc
rlously annoyed by the clouds of dust kicked
up by the steamboat wheels, we were in some
degree prepared for piece Of news like the
following, which we find in the Lexington,
(Mo) Express:
1.-The Captain of the Steamer Golden State
arrived here some days ago from Council
Bluffs, and Yellow Stone, informs us that the
river up in that region was very low-the
whole Country suffering for want of rain
and that while the boat was at the mouth Of
the Yellow Stone, the prairie caught fire,
and before the fire could be put out, the rsrer
acGs burnt IN t1c0!
Grass Valley telegraph., 1855-09-04

IMPORTANT TO THE LApEEs.-His is said that
in washing clothes the addition of three-quar-
ters of an ounce of borax to pound of soap,
melted in without boiling, makes a saving of
one-half in cost of soap. and three-fourths the
labor of washing, and improves the whiteness
of the fabrics, besides the usual caustic effect
is removed, and the hands are left with pc
culiar soft and silky feeling, leaving nothing
more to be desired by the most ambitious
Washerwoman.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1855-09-04

By No MEANs.-A gentleman in Boston
some time since, was reading from a paper
that Mrs. Barrow was to have a benefit at
the Boston Theatre, on which occasion she
would introduce her sister as Lady Gay
Spanker. A little girl of the family, who did
not exactly understand the remark, enquired
If Lady Gay would spank her before all the
fOLkSi
Grass Valley telegraph., 1855-09-04
Washerwonan.

CAN'T READ AND WRITE.-Mr De Bow, late
Superintendent of the Census, says in his Re
vieao, "that in Alabama there are 33,757 ma
tive white citizens unable to read and write
Georgia has Al 200 of the same class! Ken
tucky 66,6S7; North Carolina, 1856; IT,
OO5 Two Hundred and Ninety-two Thous-
and Two Hundred and Fifteen native white
inhabitants in five slave States who cannot
read or write.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1855-09-04

A LADY and gentleman disputing upon
q subject, the lady testify remarked
"Sir, we cannot agree in anything"
"You are wrong, madam, said he. If you
should 60 into room in which there were
two beds, a woman in one and man in the
other, with whom would you sleep?"
"With the lady, of course" replied she.
$50 a0O~Id II" the gentleman replied.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1855-09-04

One of the western villages passed an Or
dinance forbidding taverns to sell liquor on
the Sabbath, to any persons except travellers.
The next Sunday nearly every man in town
was seen walking around with Carpet Bag
in one hand, and pair of Saddle-bags in the
other.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1855-09-04

A You've MoTHER.-The census taker found
woman in Mascedon. N. Y, % years old,
mother of four children, the eldest of whom
is IL years; next s; third 8; last year. The
eldest of course was born when the mother
was IL years old.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1855-09-04
ESTRAYS.

VAKEN UP by the Subscriber, on the 25th of June,
One Bay Horse four years DID, blaze face, fore foot
white, branded 10 OF on left shoulder.
Also = one sOrrel horse taken up on the 18th dav
OF July with few white hairs in the forehead har-
ness and saddle marks visible, branded O] on right
shoulder, also T) on left shoulder supposed to be
ten years old
WARNER & FELLOWS.
Cottage HILL July "a 1855
Grass Valley telegraph., 1855-09-04
A London Builder has proiected a scbem,

A London Builder has projected scheme,
under distinguished auspices, for the forma-
tion of road through London, eight miles
long, rooted in with glass, with houses and
and shops on either side, and beyond these,
also on each side, two lines of rails, one above
the other, the lower for trains stopping every
mile, the upper for Expresses.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1855-09-04
WITKOWSKI.

NORMERLY Marks & Witkowski, would
IL inform the citizens of Grass Valley and
vicinity, that he has opened
Meat Door 6elOa0 BentOn's Exchange,
A CIGAR Sc STATIONERY STORE,
Where he will keep constantly on hand
large assortment of CIGARS of the choicest
brands, together with
Atlantic Papers, and all the prin-
cipal Magazines of the day.
Mg~Mr. ". is Agent for all the principal
Daily and Weekly Papers published in Cali
fornia, which will be served to subscribers in
Grass Valley daily, on the arrival of the
stages. rs Gentlemen wishing papers de-
liVered at their stores or places of residence,
will please leave their orders as above, or at
the Pacific Express Office. 41-tf
Grass Valley telegraph., 1855-09-04

A NOBLE AcT.-The conductor on an Eas-
tern road, short time since, saw boy in
in the water, and about to drown, notwith-
standing the train was going at the rate of
twenty-five miles an hour, he sprang from
the car into the pond, and rescued the youth.
Such an instance of presence of mind, coup
led with daring courage and intrepidity is
rare indeed
Grass Valley telegraph., 1855-09-04

The events of the past month demonstrate the pro-
priety of modifying tbs present mode of conducting
the Banking business in California The undersigned
have adopted the following rules which correspond
with what experience in other cities has shown to be
right and proper:
Checks on other Bauks received on deposit before
O'Clock, NJ will be presented the same day; those
deposited after that hour will be held till next morning
at the risk of the depostor.
Parties desirous to their notes must in all ca
obtain consent the day previous to their
rity No application for renewal will be entertained
after that time
Over drafts will not be permitted unless parties be-
forhand procure the necessary credit by consent
by depositing collateral security.
We will issue Certificates of Deposit as heretofore
payable on demand, without interest
And for the benefit of persons wishing to avail them
selves of the advantages usually confirmed by Savings
Banks, will issue two other classes of Certificates
1st.-Certifcates at Ten Days sight bearing inter
est at the rate of ssven per cent per annum.
2nd-Certifcates for six months, and over, at the
rate of ten per cent per annum.
4P. NJ.
These rules considered by us advantageous to
the public as well as ourselves
LUCAS, TURNER & CO..
March Goth, 1855. 26-6w
Grass Valley telegraph., 1855-09-04
Delinquent Stock Sale
OFFICE HELvErIA & LAFAYETTE !
eN .GofD MINING Co., +
Grass Valley. Aug. 20, 1855.

Grass Valley, Aug. TO-, 1856.
The following shares of the Capital Stock
of the HelFetia and Lafayette Gold Mining
Company, will be offered for sale at public
auction, on Thursday, September 10th, 1855,
at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, at the Office of the Com
pany in Grass Valley, Nevada County, CAL,
for an assessment of Five Dollars on each
share, now due and unpaid, together with
the Costs of Sale.
By order of the Board of Directors,
JAMES DELAVAN, Sec'y,
Helvetia q Lafayette Gold Mining Co.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1855-09-04
Foreign Miners Tax.

LICENSES can be obtained of the undersign
ed at his residence, CHURCH STREET, End door
South of NEIL st. J. NJ EOITSE. Dentv Sbrff
37-H For Collection of Foreign Miners License Tax
Grass Valley telegraph., 1855-09-04

In New Haven, Conn.,, the Medical College
is on the road to the Cemetery, the Divinity
College on the road to the Poor House, and
the Law School on the road to the Jail.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1855-09-04
Valuable Property for Sale.

A BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE, with two acres of fine
n Garden Land, now under high cultivation, situ-
ted the east side of Grass Valley near the tPhoe
nix Mills, can be purchased the most reasonable
terms. Apply to WILLIAM CHOILAR, or
j. F. HAMILTON,
47-5t On the premises
Grass Valley telegraph., 1855-09-04
LUCAS, TURNER & CO.,
3 A NIX Err s.,

Corner of Montgomery and Jackson SITS.
San Francisco.
Draw DRAFTS AT SIGHT or ON TINE, in sums to
suit, on
Metropolitan Bank ank.......Ne New York
Schuchard Gebhard. rd............N New York
Exchange Bank. =. =. Boston.
Thomas Biddle Coz. .s..... Philadelphia.
AIdII1s q OonS- baltlmOre
5: Jones y Co.. -. Pittsburgh
riggs y 70. -. ...............W Washington City.
lucas q olmonds st Louis
at the highest market rates
JAS p. H..1UCAss a. VIM 7. SHERMAN.
JOHN SIMoNDS HENRY s. TrRNFR
HENRY L. PATTERSON, : S3ENJ r.. NIsBEr
st. Louis, Mo- San Francisco, Cal.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1855-09-04

1t appearing to me by Affidavit, that the above ma
med defendant has departed from this State and that
good cause of action exists it is ordered that
vice of summons be had by publication in the Grass
Valley Telegraph, three MONTHS and until return day
Given under my hand, this 10th day of July, A. D.
1855. LOUIS R. SOWERS J. P.
4S-3n of Grass Valley Township
Grass Valley telegraph., 1855-09-04
NO. so.
6rass Oallep advertisements.
Hardware. etc. etc.

'EtHE subscriber having on hand large as AEAM
4 sortment of Hardware, which he offers wv
at the lowest prices, among which may be ~
found the following articles viz -
Ames' Shovels, with variety of other brands !;
Spades Hoes Garden and Sluice Rakes, Sluice Forks
Hunts'-COllns' and Simmons Axes Adzes Broad.
axes, Picks Sedges CrossC Cut Saws Mill Files Bake
ovens, Fry Pans, Sauce Pans, Halter Chains Hand
fannel and Ripping S Planes, 1lane Irons Chisels
Angers, Auger Bits, Braces, Steel Squares, Screw
Wrenches, Drawing Knives, Table Cutlery Hammers,
Hatchets, Locks, Bolts, Door Handles Butts Screws
Riyets, Nails Lanterns Coffee Mills. Cork Screws,
Powder Flasks, Spurs, Faucets, Wash-boards, Chop
ping Knives, Chopping Trays, Sluice Brushes Pick.
Axe, Chse and Auguer Handles Wlre Selves, Clothes
Pins Sadrons, Dinner Bells Packing Yarn, Britannia
Pitehers Douglas Pumps, Lead Pipe Brass Kettles,
Zinc, Betting Rivets, Quicksilver, &c.
"a, ALSO, a general assortment of Hot air and
GM premium COOKING STOVES plain. and ia
e3X paned Tin Ware, Iron Ware Stove-Pipe and
Tom Iron, together with variety of other
goods to which the attention of the public is respect
fully invited. E. McLAUGHIJN
Main ST., one door East of tRe Masonic Hall
Grass Valley, March 16-tf-n26
Grass Valley telegraph., 1855-09-04
To Country Merchants.

THE UNDERSIGNED having been Jobbiny Grocerie
and Provisions for the last four years will now
DO a Cash Commission Business.
We solicit orders from Country Traders for all kinds
of Goods. For Groceries in particular we shall bv
being constantly In the market be able to fill orders
satisfactorily.
We are sole Agents for the State for the sale of
Swans Patent Atmospheric Soda Fountain.
GOODMAN BRO.
43-3m so Front Street, San Francisco.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1855-09-04
6rass UaIIeg Ao6ertisentents
Watches & Jewelry.

Il, l.. DAVIS, would say to the people o.
Grass Valley and vicinity that he has opened a
Watch and JeweIry Store,
B95- One Door WBsT OF THE Posi- OFFICE, ,1E@
Where he viii carry on the business under the su-
perintendance of VIM. III. Lamb, (whose abili-
ties as an experienced Workman are too well known
to need comment,) who may be found at all times in
readiness to all who may favor him with call
II sI'ses.dIeI E1OI or s=OOds now ON hand,
and constantly receiving which all will do well to ex
anime before purchasing elsewhere.
Watches cleaned neatly repaired and warranted
E8y- California Jewelry made to order and all work
done with promptness and dispatch 12-tf
Grass Valley telegraph., 1855-09-04
SUMMONS.
OF CALJFORNIAl

e@ COUNTY DT OF GAGA NnTQDA ss JUSTICES Before oUgfr
Township of Grass Valley. LOUIS R. Sewers, J. P.
The People of the State of California, to FRANK
SQUIRE, Greeting
my Office in said Township the 26th day of Novem-
Der, A D. 1855, at 10 O'CLOCK A. NJ, to answer unto
the complaint of E. Friedman, who demands Of you
the sum of S106 13100 per arcount now on file in
nay Office, when Judgment will be taken against you
for the said amount together with Cost and Damages,
if you fail to appear and answer.
To the Sheriff or any Constable of said County,
Greeting: Make legal service and due return hereof
Given under my hand, this 18th day of August, A.
D. 1855. LOUIS R. S0WERS,
true copy. Justice of the Peace of said County.
Attest R. W. Harris, Constable.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1855-09-04

0RABrR DIR. L. A., Physician, Surgeon and Ac
" cou 9'.r, Main steet, Rough Ready,
Grass Valley telegraph., 1855-09-04
! business 9mettotly,

PEATTT1 oUsE, Hotel and Stage Office, Main St.,
ID coruaif MILL W. II. Benton, Proprietor.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1855-09-04

nENs,AF;. H., Wheelright and Carriage Maker,
~ NJ n eet, opposite the Aurora House.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1855-09-04

T OUTZENHESER W, Drug list and Apothecary, one
IL door Westpf Masonic Hall, Main Street.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1855-09-04

/ esx4igfs G. R., & CO., Grass Valley Bakery, and
z 9roSS hStore, Main Street.
ALLER5 F2ANCIS, Dealer In Books, Stationery, &C.,
" one dooc West of Masonic Hall.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1855-09-04

r ANSING & SHOEMAKER Attorneys and CounselIors
Lat Law, Ofic' in Adams & Co.'S new Brick Building
Grass Valley telegraph., 1855-09-04

ToB PRINTING in all lis arieties, neatly executed
y at the Telegraph Ohlct
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-06-17
N0g3925
The Boy Of the Times Eaoa flaz,.
'e an active boy one who has the inpsks.

We like an active boy, one who has the irapalss
Of the age, of the steam engine, in him. A Iszv
Podding, snail paced chap, might have rot aIoDs,
in the world fifty years ago; bus. be sort 40, sss
these times. We live in age Of quick ideas: ,.,,
think quick, speak quick, eat, sleep, court, marry
die quick: and slow coacIes are not tolerated. 60
ahead if you burst your boiler, is the motto Of the
age and he succeeds the best in every line Of bus
ness who has the most of do or die in him. Strive.
boys, TO catch the spirit Of the times; be up and
dressed always; not gaping and rubbing yoar eyes,
as if yoa were half asleep; but wide awake, what
ever may turn up, and may be somebody before
you die. - r .-.-.f -.
Think, plan, reflect as much as you please be-
fore you act but think quickly and closely, and
whenyo have fixed your eye upoa an object, spring
to the mark at once 1
But above all things be honest. II you intend
to be an artist II in the wood ehisel in the
marble if a merchant write it in your daybook.
and spread it in capitals in your ledger. Let hon
sty OF purpose be your guiding star '.ff
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r. c.. M'NAIRY & CO.,

SO. IS College st., Nashville Tenn,
A RE now receiving their FALL STOCK OF w
IA GOODS to which they wonid respectfully invite the
attention % the public. ..-.- 8.
EmbrOideries.
They have opened for sale the haudsoest and most
varied Assortment of Embroderes brought to Nash
vle from which the ladies would do well to select early
Their
Silk Goods. Ribbons, Trimmings, etc..
Will surpass all previous displays.
Carpets.
In few days they will receive rich and extensive sp
ply Of Carpets selected in the Fast by their buyer
pressy for this trade and which they intend TO sen no
cheap make it to the interest of every to buy
Them Their stock ia this department will be SO oO0
Also Of every thing in their line OF business they will
keep constant supply of the best quality at the loves:
price .... ID.
Desiring to close their Summer stock before going rs
their New Store, they selling below Let s who
desire good bargains give them call. -.... q g..
auglS-u ..- --. .s.. ..... ... ...
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OF On Saturday the Regstts of tie New York
Yacht Club resulted in the Julia taking the pr ze
Of the first class yacht Ray the secord and ya, ht
Alpha the third. The Jalla made So miles in lit-
tie over four hours and half -a'.Ii-L 1-i1.ssza.
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EVERY BODY READ THIs.
THE ONLY ILLUSTRATED SOUTHERN PAPER
CIRCULATION
TEN TNOUSA Nd COPIESl!I

AND RAPIDLY INCREASING
From Montgomery, Alabama,
RADIATYAGJ YHROUGH THE WHOLE SOLPHtgf
A DFERTISERS have never had good an opportunity
10 scatter broadcast before the AT SourHERS Pus
Lie their business announcements, is now offered by
SWANS SOUTHERN MILITARY GAZETTE,
which IN point of circulation beauty Of Typographical
execution and elegance of illustration challenges po only
the South, but the aclote cs"nttyt ~ s-...la ---
The reason why currently read by every person
is because chief design to furDsh information to the
public concerning the operations for The fund e the SourE
FRx MILITARY EcADsnY (of which SwASis Manager aud
that interests every body but this requiring small space
ample room is left for large amount Of original literary
matter such as Sketches d Distinguished Charaeers HUI
mo-ous scses and the like The Foreign and Domestic
Comic Publications cnlied to furnish the Selected De
partment." z ss -- 10.
The last issue April 2i among other articles Of interest
contained most graphic and life like sketch of W T. Poa
TER Esd Editor Of the SPIRIT Of tie Times by his friend
Henry VIM. Herber ESQ., author of " Field Sports" &c
Tae GAZETTE is now published once in every twenty
days will soon be issued at the of once in ten
Price 81 per annum, in advance. .. .r-'
sg Advertisements solicited They viii 90 Throughout
the South Address seB rIass SAM. SWAN, ~zsss
apf-lm ttE ......- Montgomery. Alabsms,
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DISSOLETION.-

THE enPsTtnership heTsosre existing under tue rIn
Il and style of BhOWNl& GRUBBS, is this dzy dis
solved BY mutual consent 10 81 Bs0ss ne ah0r-
izs1ti use the name Of the frn1 in quidatioa &C.
NJ -1c.d ss1c-s "F-o JOSIAH g. BROWN,
Nashville, June 6, 1888. WB CRUISES g.
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HaF n TO THE PUBLIC. fn ..ts. e
WTE receiving the largest and best selecte,
Wv stock of Hrs 1a..T 4-r5--.-.

- ~ .#
WTE receiving the largest and best selected
w stock of > .. HTs aaa.i ..-,r.,,.-.
- FALL AND WINTER GOODS En-.
offered in this market We offering extra induce
ments 0a punctual buyers, knowing that many
persons will be induced purchase their goods for cash.
when they gain advantage thereby. so .--,.-s-
We buy our goods mostly from package houses, which
enables offer buyers very great advantages in the way
otloH prices and good styles. }5 ~ - -aa.s i !.
.S Country Merchants will find stock Of Black and
Fancy Silks Plaid Cashmeres and Deanes, Merinos Rib
bon and many other desirable goods suited to their trade
very low prices.
Rich Plaid Striped Silks; Super Black Silks;
spun q" Lace Curtsins;
Marinos; Muslin 4"
&" DeLanes; Satin Laines
French & English Meriuos; Union Dana5ss with
Black BOrnbaznes; Tassels, Gimps Cofniess
Alapaccas Bonnet Ribbons
Merino l. DeIsnes Black colercd Velvet
Rich Lace Habits Sleeves; Super French Cloths;
" Collars; " Cassimsres;
Muslin Fancy Vestings;
Muslin Habit Sleeves lambs Weol Shirts; '...'
Embd 4 cold linen Cam HkfsMerino 4" '--.'-'
White h cold Silk Tul!es; Gloves and Hdk'fs;
Jackonet Swiss Flouncings Crsvsts and Scartss
White Goods, all kinds Brown Canton Efannels,
Sattinetts, all qualities Black -" 80 - Ast'i
Jeans Ticking all qualities;
Tweeds Prints i3'ElfC-
Flannes 4" Ginghams,
Plaid Linseys " Irish Linen Z" f.. b..
Blch'd Sheetings, oil qualities Table Linens Z"
Dumestcs Twilling, 4" g.9
Brswn Domestics Super Bed Blankets; ...f
500 pairs Negro Blankets. .-e
With many other articles such usually kept Ia
'best class Dry Goods houses We invite buyers
anime stock and judge for themselves ofhr induce
nsDtswe offer. w. A. l. J. u. McLELI.AND. .a
sept6 Metropolitan Store Nos. 81 and SO College ST.