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This is to certify that, weeks back, taken
with violent Diarrhea which persisted for eight days.
Being sixty miles from home made of all the
remedies could think Of but without aordng any relief
On arriving home, informed that Dr. r. H. WOr-
thingon had prepared remedy for Cholera &c. and
advised to use it. did and to astoGshment
time have used frequently family; and in justice
to the Doctor say, consider it an"c til ost cGtuo6e Ned
icine have used in experience of twenty years.
F. NJ CAPEHART.
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jones' Sulphur and ChalYbeate Springs,
WARREN COUNTY, N. c.:
TENHESE SPRINGS ARE SITUATED IN HEALTH
n full and pleasant section of country, miles from War
renton, and miles from Henderson, at each of which
places hacks may always be found ready convey visitors
to the Springs. The climate is saubnous, the medical
qualities the undoubted tested by expert
of fifteen years, and the accommodations in all
pecs good. The establishment is for the recep
ton Of guests.
TERMS.
For Board per month"; $25 90
week, $ 90
day, l so
For Children and Servants,
Persons remaining the whole season. say three months
charged the of $50 per month"; $50 for the
daily mail will be brought to the Springs throughout
the
July 5, 1855. 1O62-w4W.
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KNROKE LAIL I'M LOIISRIIRC- FRANKll

ESItOAE IAIL IN LOUISBURCS, FRANKll.
HECounty N c. On the evening Of the 5h inetan W IL
toeraby stout, with black hair and very appear
ance, and no particular marks known by me-
Said Rowland imprisoned under the charge of steal
ing negro, the property of VIM Jefreys, Of Frankn
county He should be taken and confined in any JAIL so
that he may be brought to justice be returned the
Jailor at Loulsburg WM F. SYKES, Jailor
January Il, 1855. I5-tf
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HATS AND CAPS.-FALL STYLE AND BEST
LII quality Moleskn Hats
Cloth Caps of every variety and price,
Servants Wool Hats, Black Brown and Drn just
JAMES McKIMMON.
Raleigh. Oct. Z, 1853. 93-
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E1ISH FISH !--W. H PUTNEY HAS JUST RE-
E ceiyed, at the Fish and Provision Store
so Barrels No. Salt Shad and
200 do No. n. G. Cut Herrings,
which he will sell cheap cash barter for Bacon, Lard
or Flour
He also has for sale articles of Bacon Hams Lara
Four-ndeed all the articles usually kept Pro
vision Store.
Country Produce received for storage and sold Co
mission w. II. PUTNEI.
May l5, 1855. sl-tf
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EAIR BRUSHES.-The most extensive variety of
AA- Hair Brushes in this City, may be and bought
very cheap at z. +. Pescuds DRUG STORE.
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ENTITY DOLLARS REWARD.-RANAWAY
Il from subscriber, the l4th of May last negro
named TYRREl. He is about years old, weighs 100
10 pounds has rather down look when spoken to- and
dark mulato. He raised in Chatham county, on
Deep River the Gulf and purchased at the sale
Robert Palmer deceased, by Jolee, Hanks Co., and
from them by
Also on the 9th of June, negro BURKE 25 years
old stout built and weighs about $50 pounds bright mu
latto with ecked face and hair inclined to be red
will give twenty-five dollars for the apprehension and
confinement of either of them fifty dollars for both, in
any Jail so that get them. -
Smithfield July 9Th, 1855. "ssa 63-tf.
A SITUATION AS TEACHER WANTED.
"A The undersigned wishes to engage in teaching about
the July. He will graduate in June next Salts
factory testimonials qualifications to take charge of
Classical and Mathematical school will be given For fur
information address Dr. VIM. A Smith, the subscri
r. N. SLEDD.
May 15 1856. 50-H
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NTEW BoOKs.-A REPUTATION OF MINERS
IA End of Controversies, by John H. Hopkins D.
D., L. L. D., Bishop of Vermont.
Mile Stones in our Life Journey@by S9m'l &C G0sgood
Memoirs of the Life Exile and Conversations of the En-
peror Napoleon-by the Count DeIas Cases; vols lon
Party Leaders,-by JOS G. Baldwin, author of "The
Flush Times"
Ny Courtshp and its Consequences-by Wikof
The World Workshop,-by Ewbank.
e The News-boy.
rts-easeSbv the author of The Heir of Redcyfe7
Later Years-by the author of "The Old House by the
River"
Wood-netes; Or Carolina Carols collection North
Carolina Poetry.
Avillion, and other tales-hy the author of "Ove,"
"Ogilves," &c.
For sale by
w. L. POMEROY.
March . 1875 29-
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S0SOTTON SEED OIL.-ALL PERSONS WISH
~ ing purchase Cotton Seed Oil will please forward
their orders to
ANDREW TERRELL.
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Thy holy will that we shall obtain 8
pla0e and naynp orn0,, a..

Thy holy will that we shall obtain q
place and name among the nations Of the
earth, grant that we may be enabled 20
show our gratitude for Thy goodness. by
our endeavors to fear and obey Thee.
Bless us with wisdom in our council,
success in battle, and let our victories be
tempered with humanity. Endow, also
our enemies with enlightened minds, that
they may become sensible of their ipjus-
tice and willing to restore peace and
liberty. Grant the Petition Of Thy SER
want, for the sake of Him Thou hast
called Thy beloved Son, nevertheless
not my will, but Thine be done. Amen.
The next morning the traveller de-
clrned the pressing invitation to break
fast with his host, declared il was neces-
sary for him to cross the river immedi-
ately, at the same time offering part Of
his purse as compensation for what he
had received, whice was refused.
Well, sir" continued he, "since YOU
will not permit me to recompense you
for your trouble, it is just that should
inform you on whom you have conferred
so many obligations, and also add to
them, by requesting your assistance in
crossing the river. 1 had been out yes
terday, eRdeavoring to obtain some infor-
nation of our enemy, and being alone,
ventured too far from the camp. On my
return | was surprised by foraging
party, and only escaped by my know
ledge of the roads and the fieetness of
my horse. My name is George Wash
ington."
Surprise kept the listener still for mo-
ment; then after unsuccessfully repeat
ing the invitation to partake of some re-
freShment, he FASTENED to call two negroes,
with whose assistance he placed the
horse on small raft Of timber that was
lying in the river near the door. and soon
conveyed the General to the opposite side
OF the river, where he left him to pursue
his way to the camp, wishing him safe
and prosperous journey.
On his return TO the house, he found
that while he was engaged in making
preparations for conveying the horse
across the river, his illustrious visitor
had persuaded his wife to accept token
OF remembrance, which the family are
proud Of exhibiting to this day.
The above is one of the hazards en-
countered by this great patriot, for the
purpose Of transmitting to poSterity the
treasure We now enjoy. Let US acknow-
ledge the benefits received, by orr en-
deavors to preserve them in their purity;
and keeping in remembrance the great
Source whence these blessings flow, Re
may be enabled to render our names
worthy of beng enrolled with that Of the
father of his country.
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LUMBER, TAR, PITCH AND ROSIN.
A CARD,-LOOK HERE!

A Ii ye lovers Of the good things of this life, and
n we will tell you where you may obtain at least
some of them. Thankful for past favors, would
respectfully ask a continuance OF the same dur ne
this Spring and Summer. l am prepared to furnish
ell who will give me call with the sweet and cool
ing Beverages in my line at short notice. Such as
Ice Creams, Water Ices, Of all fiavors Scharlotte
Reuse, Bancmange, sc. Cakes of all kinds. Also,
foreign and domestic Fruits and Confectionery, gen.
orally kept in well regulated establishments Of the
kind.
Particular attention will be paid to furnishing
Wedding or Brides Cakes. Also, Parties, Balls,
Excursions, Pic Mics, SC, &C., and upon reason
able terms.
Cali at the old stand, Massachusetts avenue, be-
tween 9th and 10th streets, Northern Liberties.
may 1-eO3m JOHN w. RIGHTSTINE.
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SODA WATER.

= He Undersigned having purchased Swans Pat
J ent Apparatus for the preparation Of 8 o ID A
WATER, from Super-Carbona'e of Soda, respect
fully informs the public that the fountain is now in
full and successful operation. This method of pre-
p.ring roda Water is warmly recommended by the
Medical Faculties in the Northern and Western
cities, not only producing pleasant, innocent,
and healthy beverage for all persons, but one highly
beneficial in all disorders of the stomach. Sirups OF
all favofs, including those of Brandy, Wine, and
Champagne, freshly manufactured. Of the very best
materials, ON the premises, always ON hand
G. GAUTIER,
ap 30-eo3w No. 252 Pa. avenue.
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AN EDITOR IN THE CANAL.-One Of the
editors of this paper enjoyed the rare fs-
licity of cold bath il the raging ca
nawl" last evening. He had gone TO tae
collectors office in quest Of items, and
In coming out, rather greenly ,uistock
the weigh-lock for the side walk, into
which he walked with the most phiIo.
sophie deliberstion. He found out his
mistake, however, sfter Swallowing G.
couple Of quarts OF the waters of that
deiectable 4" institution" and measuring
with his corposity couple Of fsthCms of
water. A vigorous use of his hands
and feet enabled him to Keep bis head
above water, and an equally vigorous
use of his lungs brought 10 his res
cue q most timely assistance. He is
moreover of the belief and has the frank
ness to express it, that had such assist
snce arrived Q few minutes later, he
would have been spared the trouble of
inditing this pregnant item ,sand society
would have been deprived of a valuable
member. His private opinion is, that
although the canal is an excellent public
concern, the species Of practical "coast
survey" in which he INDUCED is rather
risky, as well as uncomfortable. There
is such a thing as carrying the hydro
pathic treatment to extremes.
Seriously: he begs to express his live
liest gratitude to MIR. Newlsnd, jr., Lem
uel NJ. Hawley, Mr.. Incrow, and others,
for their generous and most timely aid,
and pledges his utmost efforts in behalf
of any or all of those magnsnimouS gen.
tlemen, should he find them in a similar
dilemma. He also begs leave to tender
his liveliest Acknowledgements to that
ladder up which he walked out of his un-
welcome bath. He moreover signifies
his intention cat an early day" to cause
the aforesaid weigh lock to be indicted
as nuisance.-Ut ca Herald, Ndy 9.
III is nothing unusual for political edi-
itors to get into "hot water."l
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Auction sales.
BY G. w. Bo-ELER, Auctione.r.

BY G. w. BOCELEH, Aactionssr.
'l'RUSTEE'S SALE OF TWO small FRAME
Houses on the lsland.--On MONDAY, the
18th of May, instant by virtue Of deed of trust
bearing date the III of November, 1854, and record
ed i'm Liber "J g." No. 81, folios $40, $40, &C.,
one Of The land records of Washington county, Dis
trct o. Columbia, the subscriber will SELL at public
auction, in frsnt Of the premises,
Part of Lot IL, in Square No. 5S5, on which are
erected two small frame houses, fronting on South
street.
Terms Of saie: One-foHrth in hand, and the re-
mainder in 2, and months, with interest, secured
by deed of trust.
All conveyancing at cost Of purchaser.
Either or both of the Houses can be had at prvate
sale by application to B. z. Smith, ESQ at the City
Hall. JAS G. MAUPTN, Trustee
% G. w. BOTELER,
may leo .rr AuctiOneer.
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By J. c. MCGUIRE, Auction.er.


TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE and eigi-
i bly, situated Improved Real Estate OIL the corner
OF 7th and ID sueets.-By virtue of deed in trust,
bearing date on the 9th day of June, 1851 recorded
in Lber J. A. s., No. 80, folios 2s7 sc 1.-The cub
scriber will sell at public sale, on TUESDAY, the
18th day of May, 1855, at 81 O'Clock p. m, on the
premises, part Of Lot No 8, in Square No. 457,
fronting 95 feet 7th street west and running back
81 feet on street north to an alley, with the Guild
ings and improvements, which consist Of well and
substantially built threo atory brick warehouse, COW
ering the whole of said part Of said lot.
The above property is situated oil the corner Of
9Th and streets, opposite the NaiOnal Intelligen
Ger office, and is one OF the most desirable and val
uable business locations in Washington, rapidly en-
hancing in value, and offers an opportunity fur in
vestment seldom TO be met with
The terms Of sale will be One fourth Of the pur-
chase money in cash, and the balance in six, twelve
eighteen, and twenty -four months, for notes bearing
interest from day of sae secured by d. ed In trust
upon the property II the terms of sale are not COM
piled with in six days after the SALE the property
will be resod, at the nsk and expense Of the pur-
chaser, upon one weeks notice. All conveyancing
at the expense Of lhe purchaser.
CHAS. 8. WALLACH, Trustee
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
ap 8-3taw&ds Auctionser
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THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO
z ALL Rn


RAILROAD
HAVING greatly improved its Western conncc-
Ill tons now offers the fullest inducements to
travellers between Washington, Baltimore, and all
portions of the West, tho Northwest and the South
west
The connection between the trains from Wash
ingtoa and the trains bound west from Baltimore is
always promptly made at the Washington Junction
Qately called the Relay House) miles from Bati-
more. This Il the only change of cars required be-
tweec Washington and the Ohio river Baggage is
checked through to Wheeling at the Washington
station, and rCchecked and transferred there, (th
the pessensers) without charge, for those holding
through tickets for points beyond. The come citing
trains leave Washington daily a; a. m. and ~ p.
m. On Sundays al the latter hour only.
At Wheeling direct connection is made with the
trains Of the CENTRAL OHIO RAILROAD, run
ming from Bellaire on the Ohio, near Wheeling,
through Cambridge, Zanesvle and Newark, to
COLUMBUS. These trains connect at Newark
with ihe cars of the Newark, Mansfield and Sandus-
Ky Railroad for Sandusky, Toledo, Detroit, Chicago
So. LouIs, etc.
At Columbus the C. o. Railroad trains connect
with the fast trains OF the Little Miami Railroad to
Xenia, CINCINNATI, LOUISVILLE, etc. At
1eHta ION Little Miami RairOad) connection 7
formed with the trains through Dnyton,t IND!Ah-
APOLI5, Terre Haute, Lafayei;e, Chicago, Rock
Island, ST. Louis, etc.
ae- Passengers holding through tickets for Mem
pals pieksbuTg, Matches, Nev Orleans etc., which
also sold Washingten-aret transferred at Gin
cinnsii to the Mail Steamers on the Ohio. Tickets
for Evansville, Cairo, and ST. Louis ars cold by this
route.
sFOR CLEVELAND, and via Cleveland to
TOied1, Detroit, Chicago etc, tickets are sold,
when the Ohio il Uavigablc between Wheeling ard
Wellsvlle (fOTiy mies) where a connection with
the Cleveland ard Plttsburg Railroad is made.
travellers are reques ec TO notice that wkie this
is the only route aOrdng through tickets and checks
in Washington ii is also the shortest, most speeay,
and direct to nearly all the leading points in the
great West. The iistance from Washington to GIN
cinna is but 053 miles, being about 100 miles short
er than by any other route
FARE BY THROUGH TICKETFROM WASH
INGTON: tt Wheeling. SO 50 Columbus Sl3 65;
Dayton, SIS so /; Cincinnati, sl6 LOuisviis, b.
railroad Slo o3, by steamer from Cincinnati Sl5 In
Gisnepolis, eli so; Cleveland, Sl2 Is; Toledo ais
so; Detroit, SIS 20; Chicago, 800 65 and $40 50; St
Louis, 59s 50 and s25; Memphis, sS5; New Or
leans, S3l, csc.
- FOR FREDERICK and HARPER'S FERRY
MARTIS5BURG, BERKELEY SPRINGS, CUM
BERLAND, BEDF ORD SPRINGS, Piedmont, Oak
land, and Paramount, passengers may leave Wash-
ington az q III Az .. m. For the minor way
N train from Washington.
50 For trains TO and from Baltimore, Annapolis,
ETC., see special advertisements.
A1-FOr further information, through tickets, &C.,
apply TO THOS. III. PARSONS; AZ. Mt, at Washing,
ton Station. JOHN II. DONE,h
Master of Transportation
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, Baltimore.
NAV 3Lf
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ENOR SALE.-A Pair Of BAY MARES, z yean
l. Old dneItspring, well-bred sound, stylish, a.
gente, sptnted and capital goers. They are @
wei broken and perfectly free from tricks, ana Will
PArneulariy suit any gentleman who is fond of
diving. The owner parts with them only because
LIS purpose Is 10 rcirench his expenses. They can
oe seen al SouthrOns Qate Birch's) Stable, on 18th
sueetI south VI Pa. avenue. For terms or an op-
PotunIy 10 uy them, enquire al the counter Of the
otaI once They will be sold ba. gain.
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REESE'S EAGLE PLUMBING AND

REESE'S EAGLE PLUMBING AND
GAS-FITTING DEPOT.
'tNHE subscriber respectfully announces to his
friends and the public in general that he has 70
celved the fist lot Of the celebrated DODGE'S
DOUBLE ACTING SUCTION AND FORCE
PUMP, which received the SILVER MEDAL at
the late Fair of the METROPOLITAN Mechanics Inst
tute, and is now prepared to furnish all who may
favor him with a cali.
His stock of GAS FIXTURES are unsur-
passed i'm the District. =.
With his corps Of competent workmen he prides
himself to ill any orders in the PLUMBING AND
GAS-FITTlNG line with promptness and despatch
~An work done warranted to give complete
sansfaction. JOHN REESE,
may 3G cor. Sixth st. and Pa avenue
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PROSPERI'S CORNET BAND NO. l.

MIR. FREDERICK PROSPERI begs leave 10 in
Nl form his friends and former patrons that this
band has been fully recognized and is now under
OF The most Scientific Musician. in the city, 10 fur
nish music for Balls, Parties, Parades, Pic Nics EI
cursOns &c, ct the shortest notice possible, by ap-
plying 10 FREDERICK PROSPERI, Lra,ier, CHAS.
PR0SPERi, Conductor; HILBUS u HITS Mu
sie Depot, or at PETER TALTAVUL'S, nppnsite
the Garrison, Garrison >lieet, Navy YARD.
feb ISM
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rsIRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE and eli
Z gibly situated House and Lot on Maryland ave.
nue, between AZ and 9th streets we,t.-B By virtue
of deed OF rus: bearing date the 5h day of Feb
ruary, 1853, and recorded in Liber J. A. g No So
fOiOs &c. SC, the subscriber will SELL At public sale
on THURSDAY, the 3lst day of May 1855, at 5k
O'Clock, m, on the premises all that piece or par
eel of ground lying and being situate in the city of
Washington and known and distinguished as Lo;
q, in the subdivision Of Lots Nos 7, e. g. TO- and IL
i'll square No. 1872, fronting 90 feet inches on Ma
fyland avenue, between ~ and 9th streets west
and running back TO n 20 feet aliey with the build
iBgs and Improvements, which consist of well and
substantially built two story and attic brick dwelling
house, with two story frame back building and ne
cessaIy OutbuilGngs.
The above property is situated in 4 healthy and
desirable location, and rapidly enhancing in value
and offers favorable opportunity to persons desi
rous OF Obtaining convenient and comfortable res
idence, or making an investment.
The terms Of the sale will be eRe-half cash, and
the balance in g. ~, and l6 months for notes bear
ing interest from day Of sale, secured by deed Of
trust on the property
IL the terms of sale are not complied with in six
days after the sae the property will be resoid at
the risk and expense Of the purchaser upon one
weeks notice.
All convsyancing at cost Of purchaser.
Tile indisPutabe.
CHAS. 8. WALLACH Trustee.
JAS. G. Mcguire,
may 9-eoAds AuctioneeT
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.RA youth, whose progressive pro.
clivities had not been chilled in life Of
seventeen winters, marched into en- al
derman's office in Pittsburg, last week,
in company with lass of twelve sum-
mers, and asked to be married "quick."
The magistrate, being an old fogy," re-
fused. Whereupon the youthful indi-
vidual, taking his companions arm N
his, turned away in wrathful indigna-
tion, exclaiming ; I" This is great free
country, where men and women emit
get married when they please +"
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By J. G. MCGUIRE, Auetion.er.

DEREMPTORY SALE OF THE STEAMER
l. UNI0N.-On FRIDAY afternoon, June lst, at
O'Clock, at Pages Wharf, at the foot of Seventh
street, shall sell, without reserve, the nearly new
steamer called the "Union," at present running as
ferry boat hetween this city and Alexandria.
This steamer was built in Washington city In the
year 1852; Is l62 feet in length breadth Of beam "a
feet inches She measures All -95 tons custom
no use measurement, as per enrolment. Her en-
gine Is first class seventy five horse pLwer engine
runs either end foremost ana IS very conyeniep, or
loading aud unloading freight.
Terms: One half cash, the residue in months,
with interest, satisfactorily secured.
JAS. e. MCGUIRE,
may 3-eoSds Aucdoneet.
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BY j. G. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

UALU BILE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT
Public Sale On FRIDAY afternoon, June l +,
at 81 O'Clock, on the premises, shall sell, by o.
der of the Orphans Court that valuable piece of
property situated the corner of 10th and street.
and generally known as the Medical College. The
lOtfronts 81 feet inch by 50 feet on 10th
street, containing y543 square feet.
The building consists of substantial and well
built three story brick Building, which is admirably
adapted for a warehouse, for manufacturing or
school purposes Portions Of this building now
under very satisfactory rent.
Title perfect ....
Terms: One-third cash the residue in 6, -, Is,
and "A months, with interest, secured by deed VI
trust on the premises.
H. NOURSE, Administrative
by VIM. NOURSE, Attorney,
JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
may o-eoSds Auctioneer
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SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS!
JOHN q. sNOOT.
South side Of Bridge street, serT Heb,
sFoRsErowN, D. c.,


Soafa SIDE Of Bridge street, rerT HisI,
sRoRsErowN, d. c.,
AS received and Is now Offering a very general
III assortment of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
In his stock will be found good assortment of
Of neU asls
Light Spring Silks -..-
Best make black do
Bereges, Grenadines, Tissues
Blk modes and bright cold Challies
berege and Challey Deiaines, M0usselhes
Real French ChintEes and Brillians
Organdie and Jaconef Lawns
Real imported Lawns fast colOfs, at l91zc..
Real French and Scotch Embroideries, cheap
Plain striped and plaid Bonnet Ribbons
Emb'd and plain Linen Cambria Handkerchief
great bargain
yaconet, Swiss, Nansook, and Plaid Muslins
Rich figured and dotted do
Baiou's Kid and AleXander's Silk Gloves, all
colors
Ladies, Misses, and Gents Hosiery, all kinds
Paresols Of every shade and price
Rich English fast colors Prints al l2lk
With arst rate assortment Of
MEMS AND BOYS WEAR.
Also, Sheetings and Shirtings Of the best makes In
Linens and Cottons
Table Cloths, Damasks, Napkins Tswelngs, Fur
'niture Chintzes, white Spreads
Domestic Goods generally.
Having made large purchases from the Philadel-
phia and New Y6rk auctions, / am prepared TO Of
fer great Inducements to cash or prsmpt customers
ap lo-lm J. II. SMOTT