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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-05-12

ssThe Castle Builders.,' By the Author of " The
| Heir of Redctie" l vol. paper. so cents
Just received by +. HAGAN & BRO,
apl4 MAJ ket street.
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THURSTON IL BERNARD,

NO. y Union street,
RE now receiving their stock of Fall and Win m IN
N ter Dress Goods, consisting of Silks Cash EgINn
meres, French and English MerinOs all Wool De- Slg
lanes Hosiery Gloves COrses and general assortment
Of Staple Goods.
The above goods all purchased in the Eastern cities
by of the rm since the decline in prices OF Foreign
Merchandise and will be freely offered TO the public al
prices that insure ready sale We respectfully invite
q IN riva orr s-ocv an a, a mutation ocSt
NTANTILLAS AND EMBR0iDERIES--A
WI beautiful assortment of Manla Grape ShaWls and
Embroderies which offering very cheap for cast
apT26 THURSTON d BEkNAhD
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CODEY'S LADY'S BOOK FOR APRIL
" just received and for sale by
mh27 +. HAGAN Il BRO, Market St
INK FOR THE TRADE-lOO0 dozen four and
i two ounce Ink Stands in store and for sale By
mh24 4. HAGAN 4 BRO, Market St
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RAILROAD NOTICE.

MOTION destined for Charleston will, on and after this
" date be charged 81 IS per bale of 500 lbs less and
IS cents per 100 lbs for excess of over 500 lbs.
septic H. l. ANDERSON, Sup't N H. c. X. r.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-03-21
Tipton.

Its with pleasure we notice the growth
and prosperity Of our little prairie town
The increase last year was very large
being abou, 40 per cent during the year
The increase this year will be still great
Or. Among the buildings to be erected
re will notice that Of Messrs. Swetland
Hswley & Co who are about erecting a
large building with three or four spacious
store rooms on the frs, floor. Also Mr.
Geo w. kizer Is preparing to cree. a
buid,ng, on the square south Of the court
house, OF such size and mag ni,ude as to
be al ornamen, and All advantage to the
sswn. Mr.. A Gilbert is also abou, to
erect large two story s,orehouse the
coming season.
Quits q number OF dwelling houses
will he erected, many Of which will be
worthy Of note. Among the dwellings
we might here allude 10 the fac, that VT
are making desperate effort to build q
Gag. for bird before we have caught ii.
Il will require more money to 90 this
business than we can command, but have
hopes ,ha, our patrons will not suffer us
% fail
The in'cres, manifested at the present
time 10 build up the town, is truely laud-
able. A more liberal spiri, vas never
manifested. Our eitizens have become
hl,ed with good spiri, Of enterprise,
and are determined 10 make Upton
second TO no county seat in the interior
oil Iowa. Before next winter our popu-
h,iou will havs almost doubled. Our
prospects are quite falterlng. Indeed
vs feel proud OF our town and the enter
prise Of our ci.lzcns.
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p& A New CuaE.-A young lady
up town was cured Of palpitation Of the
heart the other evening by young M.
d., in the simplest and most natural way
imaginable. He merely held enc Of her
hands in his, put his arm around her
waste and whispered something in her
left ear.
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DIED.

In this town. March Isl. at the residence Of
Mr. Moon, Dr.. Wsshngton Davis. aged 81 Years.
During the two short weeks OF his illness he
suffered much bodily pain, but his mind was
tranquil and harPy. He retained his mental
iseal'ies u the last boar of has life. and was per
1eEsly conscious Of his approaching dissolution
4a4 s5aa HiteH say IL eouli be so nice to die
ard - wth Jesus. During The revival here Inst
HiA.. ae experience the luys OF FarlaAea sin.
AMI his Igrt ltts since then has bsen devoted to
tue service Of God. /, may De IA consolation to
bis absent friends 30 know that ne was well cared
for in his last sickness. His friends who prof.
fcred him their hospitality spared no pains TO
alleviate, az far as was in their power, his every
want ; each wish made known gratitied.
Ills physicians too were kind. feeling and atteii-
tive. hui zone could cave for the Lord had called
ami lr must obey. He had no rclativhs near TO
drop atear over his dying bed yet he had friends
Though strangers, 20 mourn his departure hence
By strangers hands his dying eyes were closed
BY strangers hands his daethly limbs composed
By stranger hands mis- grave shall be adorned
BY strangers honored aud by strangers msurned.
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A. Ia Al031A

Daguerrean will remain few weeks in this
place, and will be pleased TO receive calls from
citizens whether they want pictures or not. He
has in failed TO give satisfaction 10 those
who have patronzed, and feels confident he can
please all Who give him a trial
He mas a LARGER and BETTER ASSERT
MENT of Specimens than any travelling Artist
in the West.
lie would also cali the attention to his celeb bra
ted GRAYoS PICTURES, which he can take in
the best style of the art specimens Of which may
be Seen at his room.
DaTnereotyres, Paintings and drawings, ae-
carat-s copied. Pictures set i'll Lookets, IL. A
large variety of fancy cases always on hand.
Pictures can be taken well in cloudy day
as any other.
ns- Instructions given in the Art
lie will visit Upton on Monday March Ia tn
and remain few days.
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HARNESS. s. SADDLE
MANCFACT0RY.
OVER CHAMBERS 4 SON DRUG STORE

The undersigne would respectfully intern
their friends and the public in general, that
they have associated themselves IN tn. above
named business, and are now prepared TO man.
ufa ctuIe saddles. brides. trunks, carpet bags.
valiSes &c. " asea. - dray and bugg har-
ness, and collars TO su,. every variety IT harness
and warranted not to iniure the horse. Our
work viii be principally made by ourselves, and
from he Ohio oak tan leather. that we feel
safe IL warranltne all our work. which will be
- IN he hest Stvle and on reasonable terms.
= a't4NT" rVpG
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TAILORING.

T WOULDannounce to the citizens Of Upton
/ and Cedar county that have commenced
the Tailoring business in the room formerly
occupied as an Office: by nr. Reynolds. one
pleased to wait ola those who may favor me
with their custom. Being in regular re ,eipt Of
Eastern Fash ons, and having had much expe-
renee II The business | think 1 may be able to
please those that may favor me with a call.
| have also. and will coutianue to keep an
assol tment Of ready maid clothing of the best
quality, which can and will sell cheaper, tran
the chea lest because intend to make my live
ing BY my work and Will sell my clnthin-
Just for my amusement and the accommodation
Of nv customers, Call and see me.
WELll0TT Tinpton. Dec 9th 1854. v2n
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AGENTS.

Ns following persons are authorised to
ut a. agents for the i.7irerttssr.
E..W. CARR, Philadelphia,
vIssoHER & SeHELL. N. Y. City.
r. NJ. DuRxHrr, Muscstihe. Iowa.
". S. SPrNckR, Davenport,
raos. VIM, sprinrdale, y
JsHs Boppsros, Lacton,
RcBraT COVER, Cedar Bluffs"
A. Courtwright, Toronto, Iowa - =
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Religious Services.

AZ the Methodist Epicopal Church in Upton,
regularly each Sabbath at 100 clock a. n.
1t the CARBOHYDRATES Church regularly
each Sabbath at III clock \. NJ. aud in the
evening at clock. by the Rev. II. ", Cobb.
Attic Court house in Upton, on the first sab.
bath in each month, ut IL o'clock A. ~. by
the Rev. Shelton Riley.
In the Presbyterian Church every other San
bath at half past 10 O'Clock A. NJ, by Rev. George
d. Porter.
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NEW YORK
Advertisements.
From VIsscher & Schelrs Gen'l Ad-
vertising House, 346 & 34S, Broadway.
CASH MUSIC AND PIANO STORE
7o1ACE WATERS,
No 1913 Broddray. .My York.
Opposition to MOnOpOIy.

Music AT GREATLY REDUCED RArss.
Notwithstanding the comb,n alton Of music
dealers 10 keep up the prices Of non copyright
music against the interests Of native composers
and their refusal to extend to Mr.. Waters the
courtesies Of the trade, he IL making immense
saies-having abundance evidence mat he has
public c"untenance and snpportin his opposition
to the Great Monopoly and in his efforts to aid
Natfce Talent, and adopt the National Currency.
His stock Of American and European Music is
imme nse, and the catalogue Of his own publica-
tons IS one Of the largest and best selected in
the United States. He has also made a great
reduction in the prices Of Pianos, Melodeons and
Musical Instruments Of all kinds. Superior
toned 6l-2 octave pianos for SITS. $500 and
$225, interior IF as good quality, and in strument
rs strong and as durable as those which cost
$500. Planes of every variety of style ard price
up to $1,000 comprising those OF ten different
manufac cries; among them the celeb ated
modern improved HORACE wATERe' Planes, and
the first premium 4Eoltan Pianos Of r. GILBERT
Co.'S make, (the owners Of the Eolan
patent.) Secondhand pianos at great bargains
Price. from $40 to $3.50. Melod,ans from fpe
different manufactures, including the well
Onned the equal temperament,) the best make
in the United States. Prices si5. 500, S75,
Slo0. Sis. Sl25. xlS5 and Sisa. Smiths
Double Bank Neiodeon $500. Each Piano and
afod moiodrou eua,anieei. The best terms to
schools &c. II per cent. discount - cler-
eymen and churches. Az orders promptly
attended TO. Mus'e sent to al, p,r,s of the
country o"st paid at the reduced rates. General
and eelect catalogues and sceJule Of prices Of
Pianos forwarded to any address free Of charge.
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aTE Z NJ 81
WHOLE ALE g. r EFT ALL
| Eurnifnr. and ehair VAR RnnIns

FURNITURE and ehhlf ware h00ilS.
Ne invite The attention Of the citizens Of
Tpton, aud Cedar county IN general, to
our assortment of furniture, chairs and
mattresses, consisting Of ec,ry article gen
orally called for IN our line. We har.
some t,renty different styles Of chairs, pa
rying in prices from q so to $40 dolls.
per seti; Rocking. al from 81 SO 10 $50,
Bureaus plain und fancy from &l4 10
$40, Bsdsteads from S. so 10 $40 u piece.
In short, we thank you for your liberal
patronage thus far, and inu,te all in Oan.
of articles in our kne 10 gips US call and
IRE shall sfriue 10 suit you in price and
style. We warrant erery criticize to be as
represented. Union Block, n,Ij door 10 j.
Temp Co., .Muscafins Iopd.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-03-21


WRITING PAPERS, s7AIIOhERi
WALL PAPER,
MISCELLANEOUS hooks,
All OF which have been bought in such large
quantities direct from the publishers and man.
ufartnrers in the eastern cities and at the low.
est casa prices that he Is ALE defy all cpmpe-
tti0n. and can sell u booksellers and merchants
at Chicago and ~ louis prices
Among his stock nas in store or shipped TO
him from the east may be found
672s of McGurey's Eclectic Readers
$500 Sanders Parker's and lenman's do
496l Rey's arthmeties and algetras
PISS Tbompson.s do do
+lsl Davies d. do
1884 90 Higher Mathematics
1882 Colburn's Adams stoddard's and Smiths
arithmetics
1865 Wells Balloons AMI kirkhams gram
3l-I smiths Browns tiark's I'D PeLHeO's do
1871 Bibles and Prayer books
26sl Mitchcfs Smiths ana b.n,s's &c X abb 4
1895 elementary spoilers
326l other school books used il lows
81 gross states
Is Ncbstcr's unabridged ayo dietonry
42sl reams cap letter Ill aud ae.s paper
1885 Tat cap and folio post do
1911 tissue and wrapping do
nlsi roll. sai do
1894 window %
4Isi quirc. medium DENY aud zap i.dgers Jour,
mars aDti re afNs
Glsl IL bound iedgers la. looks and records
22l gross pass looks aud tux laaaIoraHlums
AZ steel pens
1896 volumes laa books
1888 medical do
sl465 stanaafa and hi. eIiAaepus do
100 note books including s!saas.. paalmistas
sew Carmiaa satra Halieiejah i.arp of t.e Sbtth
sacred me,odien- &c dc.
Ash copies instruction eooks fDf fs piano OF ssu
mciodeon siahn ate oriean guitar &c.
10000 tuh white natr ai1d card tEYe.ops
Also lsr5e stock =
gold pens
fine pocket Gallery
portemounaies, pocket. bill and
blank hooks, ladies' reticnes. card ca
ses, furnished wallets. portfolios, ma'he-
ma,ical instruments, sheet music chss.
men, writing desks, &C. &c.
All the above stock
heulll sell
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
at the very lowest rates.
BOOKSELLERS AND ERCHA>TS,
and all others who wish to buy books and sta.
tionery, will do vel! To call AMI examine has
stock the LARGEST AND RES / SELECT'L
IN IOWA, before purchasing elsewhere.
All orders filed with promptness and at III,
lowest rates.
G. Cash pad ir rags.
r. NJ. BURNETT
Muscatinp. Iowa ni5-tf
9 < r a NJ 2
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.
llA~1llR1.....

Blanks, Bail sJrkets Cards, Pam
yLl.ts, Hand BIS, Sc, saaps to oFdef..
Blank DEEDS, .
Mortgages, Bonds, .Subpo,nas, Esecu.
&ians, Notes, $50. OLA superior quality
always kept OH hand at this Office. .. II
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-03-21

MAR RIED.

On the 18th inst, by The Rev VIM. Bagey
Mr.. Geo. W. .soper to Miss Telitha Van Aus.
dSl
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Upton Steam Mill.

THE undersigned having made arrangements
for running the above Mill, viii grind
Wheat for toll or exchange, and Corn al l0c
per bushel Custom DAYS. Tuesdays and FRI
days. Flour of all kinds on hand and for
suosmoae. STOUT L. SHEARER
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-03-21

Chicago market.
CHICAGO. March. II. 1885.
FLouR,-Ci,y mills. No. /, ex, sup,
81 so.
No. 2, family hour, $500
No. 3,middlings, S4,5Oas5,oO
WHEAT.-spring at 81 ,l3aSl.l6.
Winter al 81 ,20a$l,35
Corn-Ac,ive demand at SOC per 60
lbs, delivered.
Oa,s--30c. delivered.
Rye--in demand at Sc.
Barley-nominal at l,O0al,l5
Beef-extra mess $500, mess $500
to Sl3 SO by the quantity
Pork-New mess firm at Sl2,05; by
the single Dbl $l4,O0
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-03-21

In District Court Of Cedar County, Iowa.
Letha Aun Dodge}
Elijah s. Dodge
To Elijah s. Dodge defendant, You are
hereby notified that there is on file in the Office
# ths Clerk If the District Court Of Cedar
County, petition Of Letha Ann Dodge under
oath Cla,miug divorce from the bonds Of IN ~
rimony from you for the Cause Of wilful deser-
ton, tor mere than the space Of che year.
without reasonable cause, upon which an
orig gtnal Notice is returned not found, and
hat unless you appear and answer therean,o
before said Court, on or before the first day OF
the next term thereof 70 be begun and holden
on the 7th dav Of My 1855 decree wll be
RENDERED thereon as prayed for.
s. A. Bisseli.
Atty. FOR Plaintiff
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Interesting and Important
Move.

We would call the attention Of our rea-
ders to The advertisement OF HoRAcE
WATERs, Music Publisher and Dealer,
Of No. 1913 Broadway, to be found in an
OTHER column Of Our paper. II will be
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CHICAGO AND BURLINGTON


IChicdg0 BuT7ingtOn Quincy, Central AHtdry 1TdcI,
and Peoria + OqudrkG Rail Roads,
rs now completed and Trains run the
/ from BURLINGTON, IOWA, to CHICAGO with.
out change Of cars.
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IDCAafS GDLUMN.

T,rL July 1sr.-E.@ Il. GAY has re-
.oiycdra choice invoice of genuine Native
Vino from Longworth's cellars, cincin-
n,f; and a few bottles Of pure catawba
brandy from the same celebrated aaanufac-
,urers. Gays Champagne, clarets, Span
;sh Cigars, ETC., etc., viii also bear crltl-
e;sm from the best Of judges. 'lnval'ds
and others who want a pure article OF
Brandy will do well to provide themselves
with it before the FIRST of July, as the
Prohibitory Law will tend to dry up these
luxuries after that time.
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FusSIrURE RooMs.-Mr. S. B. Burgess card
will be found in another column. Although
his first invoice Of furniture was burnt on
the Knox, no has since succeeded in getting q
large lot through and now offers very com
plete assortment for the inspection Of the
public ut his sales rooms on Main street.
Messrs. Prugh 4 Bros yesterday made
large additions to their stock Of furniture
and we noticed some of the best quality and
finish.
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Drowned. Two men. employed as
,;cbt uatchnen at the Railroad Depot,
we're drowned on Monday evening last,
while raising some trot lines. in raising
the lines the skiff was upset and VIM.
Ilovd and a German recently from De-
troit were drowned. y third individual
succeeded in swimming to shore, and drew
the body Of Lloyd to shore by the line, to
which it had become attached. Both IN
diyiduals leave families.
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Trustees Sale.

Ivy virtue Of deed Of Trust executed to Alfred
ID Clarke, on the 18th ley of Mageh, 1853 sy Ii.
Il. Jaeger and wife, toteeure TIE payment Of Two
hundred and fifty one dollars and forty cents 1921
H. with ton Per cent Interest per aInun; which
sum of money being due and unpaid. the undersign-
ID one of the Executors of the estate uf the said Al
fred Clarke now deceased will on Saturday. 9Th day
Of June between the hours OF 10 and IL o'clock i'll
the fotono n. at the store door of Messrs. Dudley
Harkins, in the village of Danvie, Des Moines Co.,
Iowa. proceed to SELL for cash i'll hand, the following
described Real Estate. towt The n. h. quarter Of
the n f. quarter Of section twenty three t23 town
seventy t7j north Of Range five f5) west, in Henry
county, Icwa, containing forty (4ol acres more or
less. JAMES PUTNAM Executor
NAV q. 49, s n of Alfred Clarke, decd.
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sM. Col. WM. Duane WILSON, OF
Fairfield, Gen. VAN ANTWERP, ID. w.
MELBOURNE, and other gentlemen Of keo-
kuk. are at the Barrel House. We also
notice the names of several others from
the West, who arc here to participate ~
the Railroad festivities.
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FARM FOR SALE,

ON the Mount Pleasant road II miles west Of Bur-
\ ington; 205 acres; S0acres in Cultivation, one
of the best locations in the county two good Orchards
three good dwelling houses sabling, good fencing,
never failing well and spring, with good stone Spring
House, enquire of -
april 80 A. Wa w CARPENTER.
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MmrG @mlM PANS

lust received by express, fine lot of superior dia
y mond pointed Gold Pens, warranted. which ore
not excelled foI elasticity durability by any lot Of
gold pens in the West. Please call and examine, and
among % to 80 kinds you cannot fail to be suit
ed both in quality and price Of the article. Amcng
them are some very nice pens with gold cases, for
Ladies rs well as Gentlemen. Also Pens for Banks
and Book keepers. Il. A. VAN METER,
march 90, No. 2. Bsrrct House Block.
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The most direct route to Chicago, NeU York,
Boston, Philadelphia, and oil other I'm
portdnt points East.
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Salt
ifTTIIREE hundred bbls Lake 250 bags G A
L $50 bags Dairy, for sale by
NAV 25. j. H. GEAR & co.
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CMlTn'S First Book in Geography, revised edition
- a superior work for children at
may %. VAN MhIEk,S ,.
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Steam Indicators g. Wafer Gudges,
EoR sale at Eagle Works, Chicago.
l. Feb14. p. w. GATES 4 co.
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l MPORTANT TO TEAcHERs s.

PORTANT EACHERS.
New Series Of School Books
I HAVE just received Sanders new Series, and can
1 supply teachers with them by wholesale or retail
All who have not examined the above sctsooi isvohs
are invited to call and examine them carefully
From Ihos H. Bcston, Jr.. State Superintendent Of
: Schools, IoGG.
'Ihavc just completed che examination Of Sanders
New Series OF School Readers, and giye them my I'M
qualified appreciation series of text books admi-
Taby adapted to the Copino1 Schools OF our States
THOMAS Ill. BENTON, Jr.,
State Superb tendent of Schools. Iowa"
For sale by +. A. VAN METER.
NAV %, No. Barnet House Block.
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The appropriations made by Congress at
the last session, for service in all departments
Of the Government, amounted to $71, 574,-
AL
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a KIMBALL s. cos
Grocery Department

ok HHDS N. o. sugar:
UO 300 bbls. Beicher's
ass'd sugar:
20 bb.s crushed, pulv'd
aud loaf do.
l2G SKIS Rio Coffee !;
60 " Havana green do
so pockets old Govern
ment JAW do.
co bbls Belchers S III mo
lasses;
60 half !" !" "
$50 10 gal. kegs /" "
10 /" !" golden syrup
IN bhls . g
80 {" La /" /.
= so !" q S II molassss,
40 4 bbls do Do
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important To Mechanics,
ND others wishing to purchase lots cheaply. /
IA will sell number of Lists on the South Hill, at
moderate prices and upon ndalgent terms, to those
who design to improve the same, the present season.
Also corple Of dwellings, with two lots attached to
each, for sale. =. X. WILSON.
i March 20, 1855.
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Still they come-by Express.
4 MOTHER fine stock Of Needlework Collars, I'm
"A derslceves, Curtain Drapery, &c.
Also--Elegant white Silk Fringe for Mantilias.
Cheaper than ever, at MRS. HENDRICKS,
may q. Corner 3D. and Washington -sts.