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The Shasta courier., 1855-03-03
A WARsISe TO YousG PoLIrIcIASs.-Says til

A WARNINe TO YOU'VE PoLIrIcIANs.-Says the
N. o. Courier;
Once upon time, there We're o half dozen
or so of women in France, who, by way Of pass
ing the evening pleasantly in social way, and
having nice time, without being made the OBJ
jects Of common scandal, used to invite to their
apartments, in high antique tower an equal
number of such fine-looking young men might
take their fancy. The ambitious youths but
too happy to receive the lavish favors of prin-
cesses and queens, fondly imagined their bliss
complete, but, when, after the reveries of the
night, they found themselves plunged headlong
from the lofty battements. they probably wished
they had refused the invitations OF their fair and
noble friends.
As was the fate of these amorously disposed
young men, so will be that of many of the young
members of the present legislature, if they per-
NIT themselves to be made tools of by old and
designing politicians. After being used for the
accomplishment of certain purposes, they will
be heartlessly thrown from the proud position
to which the people elevated them, and hurled
down upon the sharp jaggs of the bitter and
contemptuous curses Of an enraged and betrayed
constituency.
The Shasta courier., 1855-03-03


CoURr OF SEssloNs.-This court is now in ses-
sion, Judge Hinckley presiding, with associates
Landrum and Stout On Wednesday, Lucius
Wesly Dray was convicted of stealing mule be-
longing to James Loag. Esq, and sentenced to
two years in the State Prison.
The case of the People vs.. Hopping, Harring-
ton and Murray, for fase imprisonment, was
before the court on Thursday and Friday. The
court ordered indictment against Murray trans
mitted for trial in District Court. The jury in
the case Of Harrington and Hopping were unable
to agree, and appq were discharged.
John Hevner is under indictment for robbery,
having taken forcible possession Of a pote which
he had gwen to another man for $ll5.
VIM. Downs was indicted for misdemeanor
Leon, Spaniard, was indicted for felony.
Bail liked at $1,000.
The court is still in session.
The Shasta courier., 1855-03-03

Up TRsE.-The editor of the George town
Neos recently wandered to the top of high hill
away up in Ell Dorado, and gained view of
immensity." After which like the ''yaller gal
in her ascension robes he left this world and
scooted up big pine tree" He then descend :
ed not only the tree. but the mountain, also "-as
doth appear from his paper.
The Shasta courier., 1855-03-03
Mr.. Day. Immigran, Road Bill.

We have been aware of the fact for some time
that the project Of improving one or more wagon
routes across the Sierra Nevada, was engrossing
much of the attention of members OF the present
Legislature. We had, too, formed a. high opin-
ion of the talents and fairness OF Senator Day,
Chairman of the Committee on Internal lm-I
provements, and were waiting patiently for
bill from his committee. We.had always under
stood that MIR. Day was gentleman Of enlarged
and liberal views, and hence had every conf
dence that any bill emanating from him would
be wholly free from any marks OF local or Sec
tional prejudice. Our astonishment and chagrin
may therefore be better imagined than describ-.
ed, when we picked up the bill introduced by
him on the 10th of February, and discovered, in
the very first section, that any and every route
not Terminating in Carson Valley on the East,
was, so far as he was concerned, to be scrupu-
lously avoided by tie State Government.
His Bill processes to have for its object the sur
veying and improving Of an Immigrant Wagon
| Road across the Sierra Nevada. II provides for
the appointment Of "two Commissioners, who,
in conjunction with the Surveyor General Of the
State, shall have power to make u Reconnaissance
of the most frequented routes between the Sac
ramento River Valley and Carson Valley, that
is the Johnson Cut Off, the old Carson Route,
and another leading to Mokelumne Hill-these,
we believe, being the only routes terminating
in Carson Valley on the eastern side of the ST.
ezra Nevada, and to select therefrom one route
L;, IN II, a;r ind oypont 10 tho moot nrocticah he
direct and central for an Immigrant Wagon
Road across the Sierra Nevada, between the
two valies above named"
We cannot but admire, and the people of the
North will not fail to admire, the admirable care
with which all Northern routes are excluded
from all participation in the benefits OF State
sistance, by the bill of Mr. Day.
The Shasta courier., 1855-03-03

j THAsKs.-To Jerry Sullivan, of the News De-
pot, San Francisco, for copy of the Feb. No.
Of Graham's Magazine, and other interesting
publications.
The Shasta courier., 1855-03-03
KEYS LOST:

IN THURSDAY afternoon, between Shas-
~ ia and the Canon House, the subscriber
lost bunch OF keys-one safe key, one trunk
key and one watch key-for the return of which
ne will pay handsome reward.
SAML. BRIGHAM.
Shaste, March 3, 1855
The Shasta courier., 1855-03-03

T In the Assembly on the a1st ult., the Ju-
dietary Committee reported back, with amend
ments, the act for establishing the Board Of Sn-
perviisors in Shasta county. Laid on the table.
The Shasta courier., 1855-03-03
Hrekn Items.

We clip the following from the Herald of the
24lh ult., furnished US by Rhodes & Co.'S
press:-
The f,ot race between Conner and Dunbar
did not come off. Conner,s hackers payed the
forfeit, (S2,s00.)
The new church will be dedicated on Satur.
day, the 10th of March next. it is fine shuid.
ing, an ornament to the town. and creditable
alike to the builders and those who were ,ins,ru.
mental in its erection. Yreka can boast Of the
finest church north Of Marysyille. in California.
A CuRosITY.-Whie Messrs. Rusk & Go.
were mining at the head of Humbug Gulch.
they took out lire toad at the depth of twenty.
FIVE feet from the surface. embedded in solid
clay His toadship, after basking in the warm
sun for about hour opened his eyes, aud
eventually I" walked off,"
The Shasta courier., 1855-03-03
DISSOLUTION.

THE FIRM OF LANE & HARRINGTON !.
i this day mutually dissolved. All persons
indebted to the firm will settle with M. C. FAR
rington, who will pay all outstanding liabilities.
W. 7. LANE,
NJ. G. HARRINGTON.
Feb. &c, 1855 mLa
The Shasta courier., 1855-03-03
r.. w. TRACY & cos

The Express will be dispatched regularly as
heretofore. in charge of careful messengers. and
the whole business will be under the direct
management of E. w. Tracy. We have no -.
curity to offer except business capacity, and for
that refer to the annexed card, signed by the
business men Of Shasta
The Shasta courier., 1855-03-03
G A r D

G a r D.
We, the ndersigned, Traders, Merchants and
Dealers in Shasta, do hereby recommend to all
who have business to be transacted between
this place and San Francisco, E. w. TRACY as
person in whose honesty, integrity and busi-
ness capacity the utmost confidence can be
placed
Tomlinson & Wood, ]. Wiener,
Benjamin Shurtletf, j. Van Schaick.
Goldstone d Bro, John E. Church,
p. NJ. Elder & Co., Wm A. Mix.
Hollub & Isaacs by j. E. Church, ATTY,
NJ Jacobson g. Co., c. RoetIe,
7. Levy & Co., VIM. S. Fitch,
4. u 8. Solomon, Z. +. Davega,
E. Levin s. Co., ID. Callahan,
Van VIE Il King, j. N. Chapel,
Simon Selig, Jas. w. Downer
NJ. Shloss & Co., G. w. McMurty,
A. Roman, James Loag.
Persons wishing to dispose of their Gold Dust
can seal their packages, and we will take them
down, returning their proceeds at San Francis
CO prices Tor dust, in coin, for each mans par
eel.
We do not propose to attempt any Banking
Business our only object is to do business
that will pay, and afford security to our patrons.
e. w. TRACY & co.
Shasta, March 3, 1855 mh3-n
The Shasta courier., 1855-03-03

IL Oregon papers, per Cram, Rogers s. Co.'s
Express.
The Shasta courier., 1855-03-03

q NJ stage in the las, two days.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1855-05-31

such damages as they are entitled To, In
justice and equity, in consequences Of the
refusal Of the Postmaster General to cArs
ry into effect the contract entered into
between William H. Glover and Thomas
w. Mather and the Postmaster General
in eighteen hundred and fifty-three. for
the transportation OF the mails on the
Mississippi and Ohio riyers..................
To pay 10 Uriah r. Monroe, his representa-
tives or assigns, as pay in full for extra
mail service on the mail-route from Sac-
ramento to Shasta, in the State Of Cali
fornia, commencing October the first, A.
ID. eighteen hundred and ffty-one, and
ending July the fifteenth, eighteen hum
dred and fifty-two.. ..............-............
TO enable the proper comptroller of the
treasury, under instructions of the Attor-
ney General, to inquire whether the con-
tract made by the Postmaster General
with William l.. Blanchard for carrying
the United States mail on route number
ed five thousand and sixty-six, in the
year eighteen hundred and fifty-three,
was violated by the Postmaster General
without legal and adequate cause given
by said Blanchard; and if it was SO vio-
lated, then to ascertain and allow such
damages as he is entitled to in equity and
justice by reason of such violation, and
that such damages be paid to said Blanch-
ard. Indefinite.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1855-05-31

i5e86,8s5
BY t the act making ndgg PR the naval service
eight hundred and ffty-six
io,oVo w For pay Of commission, warrant and petty
officers and seamen including the engi-
For the compensation Of the chiefs Of Bu-
reau OF Construction Equipment and
49, allowed to the other chiefs
'O'OOO " Of bureaus of the Navy Department lin
definite.
tors, and all the civil establishments at
the several nayy-yards and stations-... l244so
7e5 90 For paying TO the clerks and others in the
authorized by the act approved April
twenty-second, eighteen hundred and
For provisions for commission warrant
and petty officers, and seamen including
engineers and marines attached
sells for sea service..... $4,000
For surgeons necessaries and appliances
for the sick and hurt Of the navy, in
;, oso >, Guiding the marine s4325
men Of the navy including the wear and
tear Of vessels in commission fuel for
steamers, and purchase of hemp for the
To continue the construction Of the six 'S''OO
steam-frgates authorized to be built by
an act Of the first session Of the thirty
third Congress. 100000
For seyenss war steamer. ...............,. 100000
1880 90 To enable the Secretary Navy to car
ry into effect the Joint resolution
speeding the Arctic expedition command
ed by Passed Assistant Surgeon E.. X
$4,000 90 For ordnance and ordnance stores and 10000
small arms including incidental expenses 100000
For preparing FOR publication the American
For the purchase Of nautical instruments
required for the Of the navy, for
$4,000 90 pairs Of the and also OF astronom-
cal instruments, and for the purchase Of
nautical books, maps, and charts, and for
backing and binding the $4,000
For printing and publishing sailing drec-
tons, Typographical survey, and
$4,000 90 nomica observations ..........S. 10000
For models, drawing and copying, postage
freight and transportation, and for work
ing photographic press, including chem-
Gals; for keeping grounds in order; for
fuel and lights and for all other contin-
$4,000 90 gent expenses Of the photographed Office
and United States observatory ......... 1900
For continuing the publication OF the series
Of wind and current charts, and de-
fraying all the expenses connected there
r 80.
10000 90 For the wages Of persons employed al
observatory and photographed Office
viz: One photographer, one instruments
maker, two watchfnen, and porter. 3l60
To enable the Secretary Of the Navy o pay
the salary Of Professor James p Espy
for the current fiscal year ending June
thrtieth eighteen hundred and ffty-six 1000
For contingent expenses that
the following purposes viz Freight and
transportation, printing and stationery,
advertising in newspapers, books maps,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-12-01
More Light,

4 FlRST-RATE article of pruncs, cit.
4 \. ron, keg and box ialsins, for sale cheap By
June 10 u. WALKER
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s-A - HOUSES aud lots in diiIrren
fssSEssA - parts OF Ottawa prices from $50
issiNsb. TO $1,000 on easyte terms, for srtr by
nntsS True Il WATERMAY.
skS~S2 limo
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lnSuronCe,
ire. Marine, Il Life Insurance

Init following companies having complied
i with the late statute Of this state. and
are reliable, responsible. aud prompt being stock
companies, with the capital paid in a stated ,h.y
insure The business man a safe aud SPEEDY r,turu
tor the amount Oi his loss without unn.c.,sn,v
delay
Ana insurance co. Hartford, Conn cash ca.
pItal paid IN, $500 900.
Thos X. Brace, Pr,st.
1h0s 4. Alexander, secg
North Western Insurance co, Oswego, n Y
cash capita paid In $3.50 900.
t.. W. Ludlow, Scc'g. Geo. Fisher, p,e1.
Hartford FIRE lusunncr co, Hartford Conn :
cash capital paid IN, $500 ODD
II. Huntington, Presf.
L. Is. Bowers, secy
Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance co. Hartford;
accumulated captaloy-r 81 900 600
James Goodwin, Prest
Guy Z. Phelps, sec'v.
-, inland marine Insurance taken BY the I,ino
/ hr rates VIII he as low as responsible. insuranc,
companies can do business, aud the undersigned
LllsInf thr above companies a continuance o {
The lavors they have heretofore .nIoyed. Policies
81 Insurance Tor tive year issued IN the .Ena and
hafIoid insurance companies, on private dwell
ings and farm buildings, at a yery liberal
discount rom annual rates and lower tl,an mum.
al RISKS. tADril ~ GEO $. FI,urp. oeent
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DIRECTORS:

JAMES g HorKINs President, Ogdensburyh " y
G,ALyiN T.llULBrRD,V Y. Preadeni Brashrr'N y
mtNfY fooTF, Secretary Ogdensburgh N Y
HENRY bAS RtNssELAER,. E. .Ogdensburgb " I,
EIiIA. u. Allen .Ogdensburgh " Y
nEo. n SETMorG,.... Ogdensburgh, " y
h Z, oHArNAN,.. ..... Moulstown, Y
r. " mEEI'k,' ..,....... ...Clayton, y
JAs. u AYLEILL,.. ......., Ogdensburgh, " y.
SofMAN Sk,KIbEr,... .Ogdensburgh, " y
EhtHLrf hiNer,. Canton, v Y
,H'h II 'i'I',... ........... .harsena,V Y
tfAsrts NIlhs,...........Og fensburrh, ". Y.
CHiCAGO REFERENCFS.
George Steele, Esq, Frest chicago F.. 4
VI. ms. Co
Col d. ). Shepard ......... Dearborn Street,
d w Raymond, ESQ ...."....W Wafer Street
iiogghiciine & Shepard. .......... do
Beebe, Lyon u Co ,............. do
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Family Grocery.
MORSE& CONNELLEY

JTAVE now a luIl sInck oi nil ktpI or c,,;I,.
groce,ies which h., 49, "a" 49,: W amy
nubIir M m. mos, ,.aso, Tx go g. "s ~ vi
admit Of Their stork cons -. in ,,,r, VI ,l W.
lowing: Wv w.
All kind of supa,s,,d c,rGiss
Java, Mocha Rlo,and Laeuira coG-e
Youno Uvson Imn.,i,I gpa' no,,I.' iti.,
teas,
All kinds Of sp,,.s and chocolate
Pickles, tomato, walnut, and mushroom co,sun
John Bull. Worces,rrsbirs ,y,inn, al ,Iaap,.
sauce
French English, and American mustard.
All kinds nj .,,,,c,. a., ~, '''''''
Pick ed and fresh oy.fcrs md lnt,.,erg. s,,I;,.
Tomatoes and b.aEs NM mn c,.
sealed '''''
Pearl sapo. near! harley yermiriui r,.c,,o,i AMI
rice ''' '''''
FIour al rjc. and beki,g ,o,y5.,s
TapIoca. FERN. I,Ing BIAS anjI,,.b ,,o,.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-12-01

'N1r subscriber OILERS for sale the hnc farh on
which he resides, in the town OF Wnlthnm
La sale county, miles north of Utica, aud five
mis- northeast ct La Sale. Said farm contains
100 acres, OF which 10 acres are good timber and
The balance first class prairie, under good cunva
ton The entire farm is'nclosrd, anu under ey.
t'Ieht renee, ran mile OF it Osa Ge orange
hedge On two sides Of n. within The .pclrs,,,,,
II i crossed by living streams II water Their,
son itn dwelling house. barn, &c, IAN excellent
orchard, all choice trees now IN bearing, besides
100 hearing peach trees, with pums, cherries
shtubhcp, Ne, Altogether there is not believed
10 bet another farm 1T the size IN the county com.
bnng so many adyania res as to sol. water tsm.
ces, iru,t. aud convenience to market. It's oiir
red alta bargain, Apply to ARrHuR McGlRR
la Sale, the subscriber, on the premises
august lS-ti r. V,s Nrrr,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-12-01
La Sale Street Drug Store.
fs. u. MCiRYIIIR.

ANlNG purchased the entir. stock ofdrups
medicines, nli-, paints, sc q, formerly own.
I'd by liuu,cr s. 'Ioombes, would saw Ia L,s
friends aud ll' public generally, tina he viii con.
uhne the drug bushes. at the Old stand ON T.,
Sale st two dopr- uouhof VI n SwIG's In,v
olhce, whrrel evil be happy 10 accommojat.
hII those VINO may favor him m a call. All
prfson- wishing to obtalna pure article in tn. drug
hnr, VIII always be SURE to find !, at McArthur,.
~ ne intend, to keep no other kind. He
"onin invite Il attention Of the ladies' IN partIc
uIaf to ms stock OF Ieriumery, whichIs the best
ahd mos. extensive ever offered IA Ottawa, vary.
ing ~ price : nd quality TO suit purchasers lie
mas aiso large and beautiful assortment of
amps lanterns, chandeliers e oil sizes, from,
twenty i've cents up 10 hily dollars each
,A,so hat, tooth, pal, cloth aud paint brushes
"''I Prescriptions, be aides soaps, shaving cream,
p"nhlu'hs, nag OIL, combs, pen-, ink, aper, en,
'eioprs, ahd host OF fancy articles too name,ou.
10 menuon. lie will keep constantly on hand
s''h aud glass Of all 'lle-, glazed ready for
manufacturers puc-,.
W. NcAnhDr viii continue the practic. of
medicine as heretofore, may a lways be found
OF hi' store when not a1seu, on professional bn,i
49, E.truafvy
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SO KcWard...E>urnvcd

IL h"h the subscriber, residing ten mile. South Of OF
= A"h' ~ The town Of Grand Rapids la Sale Cpuu.
w. M Apri last, COLTS two year Old. and two
st.'l,"P'' o." OF the two year old Il more colt being
nay large -z", star In the forehead little low In Tho
Mt"'h.r- rather large head, dark name tail and feet
we "t'r light bay stud colt, tahen csrayci wilt,
~" = 'u'"'l -Ill" 81 white acf",, upper lip, hand
Nm 'e."''n bay and brown, one hind foot white Ia
u' pd-t'r, the white Of the eye large small vlItr
s"'p' on TIE upper lip iew white hairs ON hi. fore.
head the other bay horse colt .tar On The frI,,d
Tue ohtr bay horse colt, star In the forehead bnr
name and tail one wiz" hind foot to the pi.cr The
It"W' "ul DE given for satisfactory Information
~ the whereabouts ~ the above dc.crb,d colt. by nj,
County FnTDlptIE ItriW '"'''
'i''" H'l"H-, OCT l. 'mf MICHAEL MtkNAENIN
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Grocery Store Removed
PHILIP GCDFREY,

Corner 81 Main anil Coiamjrs SIS, Ottdra,
MOST respectfully begs leave to cali the a,ten-
vi ton OF tn public to his establishment, and
to INFORM Them that he has removed from the
west side o the court house square 10 the stand
lately occupied by Bamber Il Co. as the "Peo-
9l"- "h"- tore on the corner Of Main ant,
Columbus SITS, near the Fox nver bridge He
has Just returned irem St. Louis, with heay v
assortment OF GROCERIES aud other articles
which he bought Tor CASH, and ca
therefore sell As ch zap as any merchant town
lie respectfully invites persons 10 give him call
before purchasing elsewhere He has also large
assortment of tobacco and cigars. He 5egs to
return thanks for the kind and liberal patronage
heretofore extended 10 him, and solicirs its con-
tlnuante. An-iloS
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csrCal ISnNvaills.

w most choice description, which We Will slrl
tor cash or ON time, or exchange for productive
property IN La Sale county.
These land, were selected under our personal su.
pcrvsion, andare such as We can recommend for
stock or gain raising, being well warcred, and Of
rich productive soil. Some Of the tracts are inn
medlaltiy ad OH. ~ improved farms and all are
conveniently IocA'rd, with reference t. timber
water, settlements, mills, &c.
VI T.. IToImsrrr.
September 93-f Wv Coz
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Ginger Wine,

SPIRIT gas and camphine lamps. Also
: lamp globes, ct imneys, and wicks, Tor sale b.
June 10. D. Wakes.
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j. q. NATTINGER

NOW has the large stand best, and the most
~ general assorted stock OF goods IN Ottawa +.
The addition OF the large uryhases made cas-, in,
last month makes the entire stock the most COM
pIete he ha, yet had, The public gen. rally are
invited 10 cali and see for themselves No time
for putis OF lengthy descriptions. We prefer to
show the goods, and to put IN the possession cf
all what will be more satisfactory proof than fan
cy stories OF advertisements, good and cheap
goods that all must be pleased with, and viii
take IN pay besides cash all kinds OF trade
The brick ccrner, south OF the court house.
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FAMILY Groceries !

THIS department u the business is always kent
complete, and consists of
Brown sugars of different qualities,
Clarified sugar.
Bechcf's best coffee sugar,
Belcher'spure crushed sugar,
Belchsr's genuine pulverized sugar.
Plantation molosses. Of best quality only, in
whole and half barrels, ~
Belcher s sugar house molasses,
Belcher's golden syrup,
Best Rio coffee.
Java coffee, toli government mark)
Black nnd Green Teas,
take extra painsto procure choice chops of
tea, and relucs, good Judges TO make a trial of
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Comprising m"n'-, women ana children,
wear, consisting 'oi the bet styles Il prints de
illurs, gnghams, cha b., lawn, printed laco-
nets, printed muis, black -ilk aIplccas, bOmba
zines, ChambIay-, red, white blue yellow, and
gray tlnu",s, Salisbury ilnHc, Tor children
brached aud unhrachrd Canton iannels, silk
warp, white tiannris, plain aud plaid inseys
apron checks, Il d tckugoi Oh widths aud quail
ur-. co.or'i C1mhucs 81 all coIors paper cam
brc-, -l..sl, Russian and American crash, Anne
rlcan nuI Scot % diaper, hiriscye diaper, dam.
a-k n u, table linen by the yard and niece
btarhsd and unblenched b.rached, unbIeacbrd
aud coiorrd jacquard or cotton table dlapsr
WOODEN, woistcd aud cotton colorcd table covers
oi cloth table covers, and by the yard 81, a.
ana % brown stirring and sherling, some OF
mem hne, some very heavy, and some medium,
b."ached mushn- OF all widths aut-r-rntr-----7
hehclIed, unhlenrhrd. and slate coored leans
mems and woni"n's linen cambria handkerchieis
some with c0.Orcd iOrJrrs some hemstitchrd
aud some pain.a good stock OF mems silk pock
Fl handkcrch'rs Of great variety of pn ttrrus md
sizes, n great many kinds Of cotton haudkerchiris
inru's black and cOoIcd elk ciayats, ginpbnm
aud lawn crayats, mems plain. and womrns
worked cOtl1rs, undrrsIecyes, about every color
width, ana style Of taiieta, sltn, neck aud bon
net ribbons, some Of new and choice styles
large assortment OF mems, woinrn's, and
ch,.dreu'- gloves, consisting i black, white and
coloIed KID, SILK, linen Llsie thread. worsted
wooden, and cotton also, women 5 black silk
milts.
The stock Of hosiery II very large, comprjsing
mems hleached and brown, mixed aud fancy col !.
ored cotton halt hose, linen hall hose a superior
alnclr Tor mems summer wear, wolnens white,
slate, biack, mixed and mode Coofs of all uuJll-
Tres, children r white and fancy hose