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Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-03-17
The Suspuchanna Collegiate Institute,
ToWAEDA, BRADFORD CO., Pa
INSTRUCTORS ::

INSTRUCTORS ....
RET. SAMUEL z. COLT Principal, Professor O: Nata
ral Mental and Moral Science;
REV. JAMES McWiLLIAM, A. NJ, Professor Of Ancient
Languages and Bellies Letrcs
CHARLES r. COBUPN, 4. NJ. Professor Of Matherla
tics and Master of Normal School:
e. ALBERT LUDWIG, A. N, Professor of Modern Ian
guages, Instructor Oh the Piano aad in Drawing
Fl. BEECUER MORGAN. Usher;
Mrs MARTHA A. DAYTON, Preceptress
Miss MARGARET L. KENNEDAY, I'd do.
FV- The Spring Term Of 1856 will commence on We'd.
nesday, April 4h The Academic will comprise terms
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The ReynOld d. Gaze.

We have published the fact that Col Meekin
Reynolds of Patrick, and his two sons Alexander
and Hardin have been sent on by the examining
tb'irt Of that county to be tried for the murder of
Green ID. Satterfed, on the 3o,h of September
last -+----r
q correspondent writing from Horse Pasture,
Henry co., on the oath. SAYS: 40 q
"Thc court refused to admit them to bail The
evidence against them was very strong though
mainly circumstantisl. All Of the facts Is proven
in regard to the position of the body at the tns
il was found, contradicted the statement made i,v
the prisoners. when they Informed the neielbors Of
the murder. From the testimony of the physicians
called III by the court it would seem very probable
that he was Killed before he received tho gun scr
Wounfl from various circumstances, such as there
being very little sign of blood on his clothes and
the position OF the body was unnatural. The Rev
nolas also state that Satterficld had eaten break
fast on the morning of his innrier-but from the
statement OF the condition of his stomach bv the
person who made an examination OF it. Oyh0 MAS
Rot physician howeyer0 the physicians were OF
opinion that he had not eaten breakfast that morn
ing. Many facts were also adducod to show tho
probability of their having committed the murder
which, together with the total failure of the prjsor
cfs, or any other person, to show even a reas0na-
bic probability, that he was killed by auy t,lia eIs,
have caused the suspicion 10 rest on them m
pubic minds very lGuch excited in regard 20 this
lorriblc affair on account Of the Savage atrocty Of
The my steri0us murder of an amiabie and molten
tp
investigate the matter thoroughly ard TO bring If
possible the guilty perpetrators Of it the punish
ilen. they richly deserve. Counsel for the pres
aeeation, John d. Cheatham, CoIumonw eaItL's at
torney, assisted By YIN. Martin of Henry. For
the prisoners, VIM. A. Burweil and, A. i. Sey
broek OF Patrick. John L. Wootton OF Henry Nal,
isan d. Carter of Carroll, and Waller r. stables Of
Montgomery.
Another correspondent writing from Patrick c.
Fl. on the a5th inst, Gays /: -. t'-
The excitement in this county, previous to the
trial had become so great, and the minds of the
people, apparently well satisfied as to the guilt
of the Reynolds, that IL was doubted by tho pris.
pners counsel whether the Court could render their
Judgment. without having their minds. to some ex.
tent, operated ON by the tremendous current of
popular prejudice that was rolling madiy and reck.
iessy through every part Of our County. But not
.withstanding this almost unprecedented excite.
.meai, let 1t be said to the credit of our county,
that the magistrates who constituted the Court in
this trial gave no evidence of being under the con-
froi OF passion or prejudice; but on the contrary
manifested disposition to give the prisoners every
opportunity TO prove themselves clear of the foul
ri'as with which they stand charged; anit the com.
mission OF which has enraged the citizens OF our
h'nerto peaceful community.
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A DESIRABLE FARM MEAN RICH.
~ MOND, FOR SALE.--The subscriber offers. at
private sale the Farm which he resides situated in
Hanover county. near the head Of the Mechanics
vile Turnpike about six miles from Richmond
The tract CONTAINS MS 20 of which detached
from the balance remain in wood The improvements
of excellent Dwelling House. and the usual
requisite Farm Buildings. There are upon it tvs
tine apple and peach orchards so 10 fft'
IL its location, vicinity to tie city, &c. it offers
many advantages. ~ -. -
For terms srpy to the undersigned on the prem l.
SEES or by letter through the p. o., Richmond. -
no 22-3taw2@@ CHAS. W. POLLARD.
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lAMES RIVER LAND, IN THE COT Mt Y

JAMES RIVER LAND IN THE COUNTY
- OF JAMES CITY, FOR SALE.-Heving det,r
mined to move to the South, ann going to sell my
estate. lying immediately Janes River, only six
miles from " ilialnsburg, which city there is
male and ieIuele academy in addition to William and
Mary College. .zs
The tract contains over ONE. THOU SAND ACRES,
more than half OF which cleared and i'll iilpFov
ing condition.
The improvements consist of SMALL Dwell
LING HOUSE, TWO LARGE BARNS. A LARGE
STABLE. AND COMFORTABLY HOUSES with
brick chmneys, for the comfort of the laborers on
the farm. SOD. -.s .'.' ..a
The soil is unsurpassed by any land Oh the James
River, for Wheat
deem a further description of the land unneces-
sary all persons wishing to buy will examine for
themselves. invite all such to do very soon
Ii he " shes, the purchaser can have the SLAVES,
TEAMS, EARNING UTENSILS, and STOCK of
all kinds on the farm ct fair price, .-' Y
If am not explicit enough, those wanting more
information, will please address at Williamsburg
and they will be answered immediately and with
pleasure. H H. Z. JONES.
p. 81 not advertising to let it be known that
have this property, but to sell IT,
o. 81. 80 H. Z. JONES.
no S-1aw5,y Williamsburg, Va,
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In Milwaukee reporters are q privileged class !"
The mayor has issued an order excluding them
from the watch house ! ~" -
pIny Miles has published in New York and Ion
don 4 thick pamphlet ON the urgent necessity and
practicabty of postal reform. z r. -.zssa 81,
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ELECTION og STATE OfFICERs.-The Legisls
ture of Alabama on Thursday last, elected James
H. Weaver, Secretary OF State, VIM. Graham,
Treasurer and William J. Greene Comptroller.
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ARRIVAL or IRoN.--A vessel has arrived at
Bruins wick, Fla, with cargo CT iron for the Births
wick and Florida Railroad - the first install
ment OF the one hundred miles Of iron contract
ed for a, the North By the President of that
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lNTRE CIRCTIT COURT OF THE
L County of Henrico Tuesday, the 6sh OF March,

0S'-'J Va ihciiiSo Inc OH u march,
Chsri-sC. Hudson in his own right. AID az admins
TRAITOR de bonls non, " It'll the will annexed of Bar
rett Price, decd and administrator OF William
u. fnce. the elder son OF the said Barrett Price,
deceased .-5s .r Pitt, !
John Weatherford and Mary T., his wife, Edwin
Hudson, john T.. Hudson, Christopher Hudson, Jo-
seph Bernard and Catherine f, his wife, Robert s.
Redtold, John Bowies, husband Of Martha Bowlss
dianna Bow les. infant, Alexander q. Hutchinson,
sharih OF Henrico County, and such adinipistra-
tor OF Sarah Redford decd, William Barrett Price
III ms OWL tight, and executor ofElizabetl Ruth
eTtoTd, decd. John A. Fl. Rutherford Jr., Patrick
H. HART ard Maria Louisa, his wife, Thomas p Au-
gust, committee of John A. e. Arlnstead Judith NJ
Arnistead, Louisa Arlstead, Virginia Arlnstca d and
William IS Armstead, infants under the &c of twen-
fty-oae years, Thomas Aruistead husband of ALBANY
Srinstead, decd James Neal, husbahd of Catherine
r., his wife, Chnppell E. Averett and Mary C.
his wife, Alexander X. Neal. the unknown personal
representatives of James Taliaferro and Patsey
ianaierro, ana Judith Price, Deft's
that the said Charles G. Hudson do render be fore one
OF thc of this Court an account of his
receipts ana disbursements as Commissioner under the
said decree OF the 10th day of May 1884 and further
49,; VI bls IctlnSs and doings administrator de
frce deceased And that the said Commissioner re.
port the same 10 tins Court with any matte re- snec,I
ly stated which Iaay be required To be 40 s,4f.d Ly
any OF the parties Interested which the said Com
missioner may deem proper TO be SO stated 10 tba
Court. 1- -N ~ ing
Pursuant to the order aforesaid tie ioto-..,
ed hereby notified to attend ut nav Office in ,ba
city of Richmond, on the l2th day of December newt
at ten O'Clock, A. NJ with the evidence to
enable me to perform the duties required BY the said
COMMISSIONER Office ,ss- q - 49,
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epyaKERS,asS on TnEs ltoe4s ep RErREsExrA-
rrvgs As srveAi States are ginning the right 70
Inc Speakership through ahsir respective party or
rama e may be interesting 10 see what States have
and what have not sboen- rnprescnted through
choioo OF spoakers:s = - & sssEs fssArs
Cosneciicat has had one Speaker jonathan
rrpnsbui- for enc term Georgiz. Howell Cobb.
one terms Indiana Jne. w. Davis. ono terin Rem
tucky has had three speakers. for niue terms. viz:
Henry Clay six terms, John White ono term; Lynn
Boyd two terms; Massachusetts thrce--Theodorc
s,edgwick one tcrn Joseph B. varnum two terms;
maj, Dayton ~, o terms. New York. John w. Tay
Tor, two terms; North Carolina, Langion Chees.s,
enc term; Tennossee. -Joha Bell. one term; yaner
n Pork, two TERMS and Virginia has saa so"
Philip n. Harbour, term: Andrew 49, ..
four; r. NJ. n. Hunter and john Jones one se e,
each. or the states, Kentucky has furnished me
ersa te.t nn,nhcr--tbrcc speakers for nine terms
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50 AUTOGRAPHS ar AgcrioS..Ths following ing
-, IA Al Boston Lately; A letter VI Andrew
Iscsson. s3s3; Gov. Simon Bradstroct. meme to a
'i.e, 81 -: Gov. Hutchinson, g.; Samuel Adams,
sisr Fridge Gerry, 81; Council OF Massachusetts
say. a. az letter of General Warren, written,
a month before his death az Bunker Hill, $50;
Hancock, two letters, 50 IL each The autographs
II Governors Bosdoia, Strong. Sumner, sullivan,
Shriey Dudley. Bernard. Hutchinson and others,
said at from 81 to 50 each. 4 letter OF John J.
As.or brought So. - II ...-L-..E
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COAL AND COKE.

TANNEi. GOA LILO tons Camel Co1i
Sreceved direct per British brig Mary Morton, now
landing and for sale by
nos CHAS. r. WORKMAN & co.
A NTHKACITE CO A L..-COnstantIy ON
~, hand and for sale the best article of Red and
White Ash Anthracite Coal. Orders left at Messrs
Dove Co. will be attended to promptly, -
JNO. w. WRIGHT CO.,
no 26-tf Corner Goth and Dock sta. ,
4 NTHRACITE COAL.-Tne subscriber
- keeps constantly on hand supply of best AN
IHkACffE COAL, aud will sell az low it can be
bought IN the city. Orders left No. "A Main street.
Will meet with prompt attention.
no 2i-d3m .-.tt l- r. G.. LARlFS, I
TOkE-I ann prepared 10 farnish Coke
~ OF superior quality, and confidently recommend
it as preferable fel in respects to either wood
orcoai Ii ia peculiarly adapted to cooking ranges
and stoves aud TO furnaces for heating large buildings
while its ready ignition, cleanliness and durability
elderi convenient aud able for parlor and 9TH
CRATES. ts
Orders left at the Coke yard corner leth street and
Basin Bank, will be promptly executed. Terms cash.
or its equivalent. ... HI .-.s :
sc Ills JNO. J. WERTH. Agent
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.FhElGHTs. AT NEW Yoik.-The Tribune Of
In ffeighfs to Liverpool VIC notice engagement.
OF 20 oO0 bushels OF grain At 7sd2ed, in bulk ana
ships bags; 200 bills nour, 2s Cd; COO boxes sue
~ 6d and sOo bales cotton at 5-32d. To London'
400 bbs oil cake, AZ; 5000 lbs. whalehons. ii =
70 Hsvre, 5000 bbIa -four, 90 cents; grain 2.
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~ - NEW STOCK OF FALL Syr
6GOODS-HEERY. w. QUARLES, ALL
DEALER IN HATS, CARS, sBooTs, 49,
SHOES, TRUNKS, Sc, respectfully begs lesSe to
nounce to the public that he ia prepared to offer
to the public one of the most commanding stocks in
his line ever offered in this city. His stock is
complete and he asks the tention of city and conn
try dealers with the that his pces shall
satisfactory. @ ass s. sc lI--ts
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EATS. GAPS. sHoEs. &c.

EFT WOOL HATS.-l have just receiv.
p ed 400 dozen Wool Hats of all grades from loM
price to very fine. invite a call from those il
of the article, assuring them that win sell
low any house in this city. o'4
&C 4--lawts -t-se~ - = JOHN THOMPSON
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A' An. "a eALf.-A New Orleans commercial
porting an unusual scarcity of salt in the IsIs nd
shd stating that ills now held at 351y1 cent,
per bushei, whichis more than twice the nsus,
price. e&sss is' 1'"~'
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HATS AND CAPS..-j

ST, HATS AND CAPS..-I ann now re-
EIs ceving large additions to my Fall stock of
Sa@AN HATS and CAPS sslected in the Northern eli
ties, lin person,) which makes my assortment very
comri-te which am disposed to sell on accoinnoda-
ting terms, ct wholesale or retail. 4s --s~-
&C laws - - JOHN THOMPSON
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- THE MONUMENT III q u : FOR
W:S RENT.-Ths delightfully."- situated Hotel, 'front.'
E ing Immediately upon the Capitol Square, is Of
fered for rent 80
a In addition to the buildi.gs heretofore upon the
Lot very handsome addition containing four stories
above the Basement, warmed by fues and with ev-
cry modern convenience in the Of costruc-
ton and will be completed before the LIST of February
Possession of the residue of the property will DO
given on the LIST of January. JAMES LYONS.
e. .
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~ Ill. T. III A l. hLEY, Leather Deater,
W 18th street, between Main and Gary, keeps
stantly on hand assortment of all kinds Leather,
Oak end Hemlock Sole Lee Their; Russell and Wax Up
per Kip; French German and American Calf-Skins;
French and German Patent Calf-Skins; black and
Tered Morocco and Kid Skins; Roans of all colors
Goat and Sheep Binding Skins; Shoe Thread; Boot
and Shoe Trees Mems and Ladies' Lasts Boot BIB;
Avis Lasting Tacks; Silk Twist with full sssort-
ment Of Findings of every description. Of the best
quality - - no 22-dkwta
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a.. HOUSE FOR RENT IN LEXIN1i-

Ess TON, VA The subscriber offers for rent the
1 dwelling part of his house, situated in Lexing-
ton, at the corner of Main and Ann streets opposite
the Presbyterian Church, and known heretofore the
"Cumu.ings House. The portion offered for rent,
strect) contains 10 rooms, of which large din
ing room; in addition brick kitchen furnished with
fine kitchen range and boiler which supplies bath
room with hot at all tinles servants rooms
above the kitchen; bath room ice house, stable, &c-
T. house is suitable for private family but the a.
especially called to it, The house i, peculiarly fitted
for this purpose The opening for such business in
Lexington is extremely promising. Tho village is
favorite place of resort IN the summer time, and in
the winter hourishing Law School draws many
young men who DESTROYS to obtain good boarding.;
and at all times there families who would
gladly board by the year. il good boarding house
were established Rent $500 year Possession given
January ls 1856. Communications to be addressed
..t-t.- - 81 MAJ. r. L. COLSTON,
y. M 1Q-1aw.3x ~ -sg..H -. I,exiustop va.
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&A HATS AND CAPS...The subscri.
~ Der respectfully bsgs leave to inform bis
friends and the public that he has now re-
ceived his entire Fall Stock, consisting of Gentle
mems, Youths and Children's Hats Caps &C., which
he win sell, Wholesale retail, at the lowest prices
for cash only. i
The public are respectfully invited to call and en-
amino ut his store, No. 18l Broad street
GEO. L. BETTY, Agt
N.B.-Hats made to order. The higheat cash prices
paid for all kinds of Fun. oc 6-2m
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COmlniss0ntrs Uifice, Vs. = 80 y 4.
Richmond. Nov. 9Th. 1876. no Ie--law4w

MANUFNCTCRED IyDDACCO.--FIRsT
lyl PREMIUM AWARDED TO RO. J. CHRIS
TAN FOR HIS CHRISTIANS COMFORT
ins Tobacco which received the first pre- uB at the
Mechanics Institute. We invite the attention Of all
lovers Of the weed to the CoMroRr, for sale whole
sale or retail by p
+. PATERSON JACKSON, Druggists
no Y No. II Main street
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4 The y, Government barracks ut Jefferson
no are sbont to be sold and the troops removed
e casyie, Pa
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e. GREAT REDUCTIONINTHE

pa GKEAT REDUCTION INTHE IN
ii ~ 8PRlCE OF BOOTS AND HATS.-From Hi
l5 to 20 per cent. saved by buying from J. AA'Ae
Moleskin Hats, best $3.50
Moleskin Hats second quality.
Fashionable Silk Hats.
Fine Cafsxin Sewed Boots. $3.50
Congress Gaiter Boots. 25
Fine Calfskin Sewed Shoes. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
J. II. ANTHONY hiss made arrangements with ore
of the best makers in the city of Philadelphia
ply him with handsome and substantial -Calfskin
sewcd BooT, which he win sell at the unprecedented
low price of $3.50. ~ X .5+s.. oc l3--d&cly
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NIRGINIA: At a Circuit Court oil ia.

VIRGINIA: At a Circuit Court of the
County of Henrico he'd at the State Court-H House,
il the City of Richmond the 9Th day of Novem-
Der, 1856, Joseph ALEU-, assignee of VIM. H. Puck
eu... ....Pltf.
against y .-.t hes. s.f ss -. .- $50. -.if
BENJAMIN WINFIELD Sheriff of the county of Hauo-
yer, and such administrator de bohis OF
Ephraim Stanheld, decd, John +. Brandt and Go
rilda A. his wife, who was Czorilda A. Stantied,
widow of the said Ephraim Stanfield, decd and
guardian of A. r. Stan!eld, infant child OF the said
Ephram Stanfeld, decd; Wellington Goddin sgd
ney S Baxter, Eliza L. Crenshaw, administrative of
Edmond B. Crenshaw. decd, who was late Sheriff
OF the county of Hanover. and such adnIinistra-
tor of said Ephrailn Stanfeld, decd; aud John II.
Blunt, executor of Francis Blunt. decd, who
also late Sheriff of the county of Hanover, and
such administrator of the said .Ephraim Stan
In this suit the Court ordered and decreed that
Eliza L.. Crenshaw, administrative of Edmond &.
Crenshaw, dpc'd, render account of her intes-
tates upon the estate of Ephrai Stan
field, decd. and that the defendant, John H. Blunt,
executor of Francis Blunt, deed, do also render
account of his testators administration upon the said
estate of Ephram Stanield deed. before one of the
Commissioners OF this Court who is required to
and settle the and make report thereof to the
Court with any matters specially stated deemed per-
tinent by HIMSELF required by any party to be spe
cally stated In rendering the said accounts the said
defendants shall submit to examination OATH in
solemn fornl before tbs Commissioner, touching the
subectnstte-s of the said accounts if the shall
be desired By any party And the said Commissioner
is also required to enquire into and state HIS report
what funds belonging TO the estate of Ephram stan
field Decd have to the hands OF tbs defe ndants
Brandt and wife, into the hands of the defendant,
the wife of the said Brandt fore her ntermsrras
with him. and whilst she wss the widow of said STAN
held and IN what right the were received and
how the bsans have been invested all which the
Commissioner is required to report the Court to-
sether with any matters specially stated deemed per-
tinent by hilise required by any party be sre
| ciaily stated.
A Copy-Teste WIN. FOLKES, D. c..
p,1rat, "a, -. IL.
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IN NEW AND sgPERR Ass0RT,

E0 NEW AND SUPERB A 3 RTL
Main street has just received large addition
to his stock Of Furs consisting of Ladies' and Misses
Collars, Gloves, Caps, &c. 49,
These goods, together with fine supply of Carriage
and Sleshing Robes, have been selected at the rst
honses and with the greatest care, and present II.
style, price and quality, an immense variety. a.
The stock OF Hats, of his own manufacture is on a
most extensive scale, aud of the best fnish Totcse
has also be en- Just added from New
York and Philadelphia OF Hoys and Infants. Hat,
and Of Gentlen,en'. Moleskn and other Hats OF the
very finest kind and most fashionable styles. ggss
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WIN. FOLkES, d. G.

Pursuant to the esoins decree. the parties inter
ested are nreby notified to attend my office in the
city OF Richmond, the lith dsy of December next
ct 10 O'Clock 4. NJ, with TIE evidence neci ssary "a
enable me to perform the duties required by the said
decree JNO. SHORE, Con.'r
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
RchmoDd, Nov. l2. So no IS-,aw4yy
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HEADOVAs2TERS FOR FASHIUNA
III Bile CLOTHING-SILNER MEDAL 20

l855.-TAe members OF the Legislature and strangers
visiting the city requested to call at the old
tabiisIInent, No, 40 conner OF Main ana Governor
as the sutsc ribor has hand large and elegant
sortment of Gentleman's Wearing Apparel, Let 10 be
surpassed b. any house i'll the city. As eyids nee
of the superiority OF his Clothing he ives awarded
the highest premium Ia Silver MeduD by the Me-
chanics Institute, 1855. $500. 90. s...r 3 81 y
He keeps constantly on hand the best OF CLOTHS,
CASSIMERES, FESTfNGS, &c, with score OF su-
perior worklnen. He deems it unnecessary, after q
trial of l6 years the public has had of his goods, to
his old friends and the public generally. b. sss.ss.
Strictly on the price system. - u x.s--e
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BROWN, Jr., stock Broker, has re.
y moved his Office No. Isl (Zimmerman's) corner
Main and 18th streets "a ~ se 6--eodts
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IN sT0RE And FOX sALK AT VERY

IN STOKE AND kOk SAL4E AT VERY
Low PRICES :.
s 81 and IA Brown Sheetings g -
Z 0znahurgs; Bleached. Shestings and shirtings :
Bed Negro Horse and Foot Blankets -
Wadding and Bats ~ ~ r. s4
Kentucky Jeans; Tveeds; Satinets s'fa
Csssimeres of all kinds e5f
Black and colored Broad Cloths e ~ ss.a
$ Window Hollands; Oil Cloths and Piano Govern
Linseysi Bed Ticks; Fustians and Corduroys
Heavy conntry-wove Jeans and full Linssys
English Negro Cloths, Kerseys and 81 Plattinss
Snnke-Skin Vestings ,f9-E 'A+-iaNeet 80 --7a
Valencia, Velvet and Satin Vestings
Caps, Hoods, Rigolettes and Sleeves ~ -
Buck Gloves, Hosiery and Spool Cottons
Prints, Silks and Merinos ~ -
Il. Shswls, Cambrics and Curtains -~asfs ~ =
Observation-Disclosures French Scotch and Irish.
The largest stock Of Brussels Carpets in the Com.
n,onweaith ~ sst-rss' szss -,
Velvet Carpets; Ingram do q s.-e--s5. n sis-s
Druggets; Crumb Cloths and Rugs - 3
Alpacss of all styles -.ssgs b., - z.,s ss.s
Brown Hollands; Sileceas T. 5fs E..se., s...
With many other fresh and desirable goods Just to
hand. 4 y gElEg4
Scs -saczE T. on CONSIGNMENT: Ll-T &c
Bonsack's Negro Jeans; Charlottesville Jeans; Bale
,Cottors and a full assortment of Dicks cele
~ffa brated sixaCord Spools. = ~ - 4
long line Of Ladies' Printed Mouselines to close
the invoices, in quantities to suit purchasers. :
az 2i-dS cts 80 E@ pa ID RI LONDON