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ssshouId auld sequaintazee be forgot
And brought 10 min
Should aud acquaintance be forgot,
And days ~ auid lang syns."
The year ending in June, ie3
junior ending June, ss, The Sophomore
ending 1881 aud the Freshman class Of the
ending Ju0e, hereby requested assemble
by the ud OF March, A. a. 1887, at DIR latest.
links OF the chain Of love aud inendshn which time
entirely sever exchange IN Their
greeting sympathy the unimely fate OF
OF their nsosl promising coinpeefs -
preliminary meeting Of Tie seilappoinled committee wi be
Monday September A. d. 1850 a. the United
States HOTEL Fourth and fHh
which those elasses be
venent VIII be
adopted o Us full enhance possible
time, whom this notice q addressed viii be
the ofhe committees ~ mail with
their respective post Offices
of Trenton, N. j.. Chairman OF Committee
ALEXANDER Q. BART, NJ. o.,
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania,
j. NEWTON LiGhTNER,
OFT ancasier, Pennsylvania,
PHILIP PENDLEToN,
Winston, Allegheny Co, Md,
SAMUEL r. RICHARDS,
8alst, aud Glass Works, N. J
LEWIS w. WASHINGTON,
OF Montgomery county, Maryland,
Committee.
JonS WEIDhAs OF Lebanon, Pa, Secretary.
March 2T-lawtHar3 tinelteeneerl
All newspapers tho civilized countries OF the world
cd their editorial columns,
scattered through the four d
all newspapers throughout the United
requested 10 give IL gniuous Insertion
casonay between This date aud the Sd of March A. ID 1851
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United states Patent Once,
Washington, December III, 1855

ON the petition of Thomas Woodwd of New York. praying for
the extension patent granted him the 7th OF
May 1912, for improvement in shielded nine sm
the expiration said patent which takes place the
7th day of May 1856
ordered the said petition be heard at the Patent Office
Monday, IL O'Clock, all
notified appear and show they have,
why said pcliuon ought mol 10 be granted.
opposing required file in the Patent
objections specially forth writing at least twenty
DAYS all testimony filed by either
said hearing be taken and Transmitted IN
with the Of the Office which will oe furnished on
plicatiop. t..1.
The testimony the will be closed the 18th day Of
April deposiiion and papers relied testimony,
filed the Office before the morning of that day the
arguments IL any, within days thereafter.
ordered also published the Union, ntel
gencer Evening Washington CT Republican, BnI
Journal New
POST Boston, Massachusetts, week for three
weeks the 2 OF April next The day of
hearing. ..a..
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioned of Patents.
r. s-Edors papers will please copy, and send
oice paper containing this notice.
I2-law3w
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Completion of Panama Railroad.
Reduction of Fare to California.

Rcducion OF Fave 70 CdfU0TnId.
United States mail steamships leave New York
49, for Aspnwal the 5th and 20, Of each month
NIaEW connecting with mail steamers from Panama to San
q Francisco.
inspected approved by the Navy
Department, and guaranty speed and safety
The IN long, completed from ocean
and crossed hours The baggage OF passen-
Francisco, and
the cempanys
all OF the trip
kept in New York, Panama. and
San Francisco, detention in case OF accident so that
tho In entirely reliable.
leave day they arrive at Aspn
wall
Conductors through by each steamer, and take charge oil
children without other protectors.
tick-i apply at the agency Ia
Wet street, New York, 10 J. W. RAYMOND.
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NrY 24-d4w

No 544.
Notice the Reopening tho DAnviiIc ONCE
N Illinois.
GENERAL LAsp OFFICE, Sept. 10, 1855.
INSTRUCTIONS have this day been transmitted the register
Illinois
public receipt
Ieopening which applications
be received by them.
THOS. A. HENDRICKS,
2l-2aw6w Commissioner.
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st. Joseph,s Academy for Young Ladies

IFtdY EVfNfftsOHTy FTt"tTFtH COHTHyf 1H"s
HE institution The
August Thursday in June. The
board and tuition $3.50 payable semiannu
There charges for drawing paint
lag, Italian and Latin The
primary composed OF pupils under nine
Sie0 per aynbls half yearly advance.
Letters inquiry should he addressed - the MOTHER sUPE
RoR Of e. Joseph's Academy, Emosbug Frederick county
Maryland
July s-dlyear.
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Cauti0n-Lottery Frauds.

OTrIcg or THE MARYLAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERIES,
Baltimore, Maryland, July !, 1885
THE commissioned deemed
his caution the public against the
who circulate fraudulent sch~mes
and be the for the sale of tickets
wholly fictitious
The only legal lotteries Maryland daily under
the State under the constitution examine approve
schemes and to attend to the drawings
All the tickets in these lotteries and all certificates
tickets have og aphed Brenan
Lotteries
Baltimore, Maryand.n All others Z fraudulent.
For ui information the subject of those frauds address
r. X Brennan,
Sept S-dly aNa Baltimore. Maryland
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HOME MAN FACTUKES.
Eairyicxx Cotton Wo, Ks.

Near tae Canal Basin, .4ierandrfn,
EITZPATRICK BURNS proprirtos and manufacturers Of
yarns, carpet chan sail twinc Irvine, cord
&c
Washington respectfully solicited for
which will deliver In Washington
Baltimore Other northern markets al
prompt attention by addressing above
OclI l--dIm T.. h u.
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No. 54s.l
NOTICE OF tho location OF tho two land Offices and
the office Of the surveyor general I'm Kansas and
Nebraska Territories.
re IT xrows that in of the 18Th section oihe
approved 22d 1884, land Offices
Territories Of Kansas and Nebraska and of the first section ef
establishing the office IF surveyor for said Terri
the Office OMAHA DsTRCT has been located
OMAHA CTY the OF Of Nebraska Tetoy
the stce for the "PAwssR and Of
RRA LIZ CoMProS the of government OF Kansas Ter
ritory aF
under my the city of Washington this twenty
sixth dry Of November, A ID. 1858. s.sa.
by order of the President:
THOS. A. HENDRICKS,
CommIa Of the General Land Office.
Nov 29--law6w Intel. and Sar.l
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Law school OF Cumberland University, at Lebanon,
Tennessee.
FACULTY, Hon. Abraham caruthcn, late Of the circuit
L judges Of Tennessee
Hon. Nathan Green late of tho ofhe supreme
Of Tennessee.
Hon Bomheid H. Ridley fhe councillors Of the State
Judges Carhcfs Green dev their whole time exclusively
to the school,
Plan Of nsteionl Daily examinations Of each
books No of
daily lessons IN the progress Of the examinations
p Weekly which
dents suits of facts
through all
practice. The framed require
Deeds wills records and all OF documents be
dence the Some Of appeal
supreme court, which held monthly
public the end The students
Jurors cbancelors,
bacies connected with their suits. t*ttt
ScssionsThe third
tembcr ends third Thursday in February The
the succeeding Monday In February and
Thursday In July s#a. .5. F.s
Lrpencs per seon.-Tuion $50, advance contngen
fee a. boarding ESQ., Students furnish their
which be had in the Lebanon bookstores.
Four required complete ceurse, the
dents advanced class No study
mission There four regular classes Students
any during the collegiate year.
There legislature connected with the school
ROBERT l.. CARUTHERS,
Feb ll--e0ly President Board Trustees
a M ERvCAN HOUxE. nauover atreN, Ho.tox, ~,
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EDWARD X. COLLINS,
No. So Wall street, NJ Y.
BROWN, SHiPLEY, b CO.,
Liverpool
STEPHEN KENNARD & Co,
81 austin Frars, London.
d. @. WAINWRIGHT & CO.,
The owners win be accountable gold ye
specie eel precious metals, unless bills Of
signed the value EXPRESSED
Shippers pleae that the ships of this line cannot
cary any goods contraband ofwsr.
Nov 2f--dtf
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PROTECTED patent Of England aud secured by
Of Ecoc Phatmacc de Paris aud the Imperial Col
ege of Medicine, Vienna.
riesear No the remedy for general aud local debility loss
decay aud all the distressing
from Its effects eicacious
youth, MANHOOD and old the vine would not be-
decline Of Hc II the Tresenar
universally adopted all physical impedimen's vanish like
influence thus rendering invaluable 10 those
erng the
completely aud entirely eradcafes all traces Of
eubebs thought
an,ioe OF the health OF portion OF The
ula,ion.
No is the European remedy for that class Of
disorders which, unfortunately the English physician treats with
OF the constitutions
and witch all the safsaparin in The world cannot
alike devoid NJ smell, and
naueaiing qualities They lay the toilet table without
being detected
case. divided into separate doses ad
minislered BY Vapeau Laielmand Rour, Sc
wholesale aud retail, OF Mr. H. A Barrow, No 81
Canal New York, specially appointed by the
the Uai,ed States
part America Immediately receiving remittance,
forward rnesmar of the world,
addressed according instructions OF
Retail agents required. Terms cash.
Nov 9-diyr
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A Essey Uses and Trast-. and on tho nature asd
operations NJ law and Of those which
by Francis William san
des Second American edition from the last London edition
George iam Sanders and John Warner with ref
later English and American by member Of The
Philadelphia bar p vols. in svo. $3.50
Just published. FRANCk TAYLOR,
Nov 81
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Law Notice.

BRows STANTON, AND WALKER.
INN. T. BROWN, FRED. r. STANTON, and j. KNOX WALK
Err formed partnership practising law in the Supreme
Of claims in Washington
OF Tennessee. oces in Washington and Mem
phs One the parties will be found at either place. and
letters addressed 10 them win receive prompt attention
April H. ffeod [Inel and Sentinel copy
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GOLD silver fine steel md specaces glasses ac Of
a with penocal and pafaSola glasses
peculiar advantages selecting glasses
adapted to the eyes Of wearers.
W. GAIT s. BRO,
3ai Penn. avenue, between Ninth and Tenth streets
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CuHNrsHEp ApAnrnInN,

FURNISHED APARTIENrs--Members Of Congress
others be accommodated with Suits "
Adam-s, 2th parors
large and well furnished.
Nov 2e--dlws
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NOTE.

No will be made for performed and for each OF such
omissions not satisfactorily explained three times Tie Of The p
deducted. behtrd
nerion viii, depending mails, and sufficiently excused
nub OF the Compensation for the subject forfeiture.
Fines will be imposed uesg this den and
actory explained by CERTIFICATES OF poslmaries OF The aida
WIS other cIedabie the mali
post office suffering IL to be Injured Destroyed
bed and for refuse after demand convey mail
hice the route The Postmaster General may annu the con
for repeated failures ageeaby for dis
Office
The General may alter schedule lie may
Of by allowing therefor rata
the contract Tie may also cuai or discontinue
the whole he
allow months the
dispensed The bids addressed
Mail
baa" The contracts 10 be executed and returned The depart
before the 18th of February 1856 For further
conditions be incorporated in the bidders
pamphlet advertisement for conveying The a in ,labana
Mississippi Arkansas, Louisiana, and Texas, OF le34
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Nov 24-d4w Postmaster General.
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Feb lI--eoly

MEXICAN HOUSE, Hanover street, Boston by
Lewis Rice Rebuilt enlarged and elegantly furnished
and for
the travelling public.
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No. 5461
Notice OF the establishment OF three additional
land districts in the State OF Iowa.

of the Of Congress entitled change the
boundaries OF the land dcs in the Of Iowa,
other approved March 3D. 1855 which
additional land districts ~ said tate Is hereby declared and made
established in WINES county
DopoR. Webster county;
Sioux DISTRICT" Mt SIorx CITY,
buty county. tBs9s
under hand, the OF Washington this
day October A. D. 1855.
BY order OF the Presidents
THOJ. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioned Of the General Land Office
Nov 2-law6w lint and Starl
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Posr osTIcE DEPARTMENT,
November 49, 1855
ROPosAS for carrying the mas OF the United from the
18th day OF bruay c5d the 3 OF June, 'eie incu
following state ALAbA Ma and Ia III"
herein ned viii be received the Contract
Once OF the Posi- Once Depamcn IN the city Of Washington
NATL OF the ION January, 1885, be decided the next
Isy.
400 From Montgomery by Steep Creek Fort Deposit Butler
Springs, Cokervie Claiborne, and jamestown, Mobile,
205 miles back, daily with ride of Greenvtlle
daily, and of iiniaah, Hickory Grove Sandy Ridge and
krkyiiie ti-weeky; the transportation between Mont
gomery aud Claiborne to be performed in double line OF
horse with the privilege, when the
bad, using mail sufcant
carry whatever mail be daily received at Mont
gomeIy Claiborne and between Claiborne and Mo
bile such steamboats, may be suitable in
spaed, size for regular performance
the service ali OF The be under the entire
and exclusive control of The accepted bidder Bidders
that breaches of connection shall either by
any person persons having right regu
with The arrivals and departures of said
steamboats,
Leave Montgomery daily at AZ, pm
arrive Mobile an 36 hours ny Al, ami
Leave Mobile daily IL, st November 10 LIST
Jane, and at 7, a residue ofycar
Arrive Montgomery In 80 hours, by ii, nom Isl No
yenber 10 lat June, and by p IN, residue OF year
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ONGEELLOw's New poem.--Tbe Song Of Hiawaihs
IL by Henry wadsworih LongfeIow. Price 81
Curious Stories aud ohev Funny People rs
just published and for sale az
TAYLOR MAURY's
Novi5 Bookstore near OH st.
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The New York and Liverpool United state
Mail Steamers.

Mail Steamers
The sAiPs comprising line are lbe iolowngi
The Auanuc sss.Sapt
The Pacific cea bahasr.
The balc supt c"ho"sA'
The hdnatis
He These ships having been buill by contract en-
pressiy for government service, mas been
taken construction also IN their engages,
strength and speed and their aeeoanlao-
uneqlaied and comfort
Price passage New York Liverpool in lrseaS cabin
cabin 75 sateroos,
: % From Liverpool 10 New York 30 and 20 guneaH
An experienced surgeon attached 10 each ship.
No beras be secured Untl paid for.
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JOBy @. DEv1REUX. Comu,isssoner Of Court OF
Claims 90 broadway, Of Wall street. New York
Refers Duncan, sherman, CO., Messrs Beebee
Co., Hon Luther Brsdish James w Gerard, WIN GURUS
New York Mesrs Riggs Co Hon Elisha White
s.y. Joseph " Bradley ESQ Washington n. e.
Of the bar and claimants washington
appointment Of taking drposohs
the Once OF Thamp-on counsellor &c, NO rou
half CITY Bal whor the undessne'
begs leave make particular reference. . ,rrrux
Oct I0-2awlm J. g. DEYERsoA
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thereby certify that, best knowledge and belief the
above-named guaraniors are good and sufficient
(Signcdl e. r.
al NfayA wit
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Philadelphia, Niagara, and Great Western Line.
PASSENGERS depot Philadelphia and Rend
ine Railroad Company BROAD and Vine sress daily 7k
n.
@h 90
Nsgara Falls .....-........-.............f 10 90
10 %
hocnts,er...s.. . %
Freight Philadelphia Reading
Broad and Cherry daily for Chicago
have been made which despatch
JOHN TUCKER, President
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad cowssry
Feb l6--drf
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FORM OF GUARANTEE.

To Capt NJ. G. Meigs, U. $. Engineers.
We, tho undersigned, residents Of in the State Of,
hereby Jointly ssveray United States,
guaranty foregoing bid OF accepted
wilt acceptance the said bid
for the with good and sufficient suetes
conformity
which IL made.
aforesaid guaranty
the offer by the said and
the lowest bidder
(Signed) A.. y.
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pHE ONLY ONE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Rob OF DIR. BOY
VEAU LAFt EcTEUR superior 10 the sups Of Cu's
ner paTia similar remedies. X radically
affections of the dartres scroua the
accidents from accouchments the critical
hereditary OF humors A. dePnra
fractions ang from abuses OF
soundngs As aaii syphilc the Rob cures IN
Diseases ensuing from the use
balsam cuhebs from injections which only rep
in syphc Diseases long stand
ing which have resisted the OF mercury the iodure
General agents the United Bondn, 81
William York. wholesale orders Guio Duconge
New Orleans; Seully, San Francisco. -,
sold by NIL the druggists throughout the Unit
The pamphlet OF Doctor de 81 Gervss on the med
Rob III be Obtained by writing % o. B'on
wanted
g. b. is prepared to Amcrcs, the West In
United ducs An he has the Rob In bond
March Idly
GROCER, Es WINEs- LtQUORs, CSC We beg leave TO-
U friends aud the public to our stock OF
fresh groceries, consisting Of
Fine and black trbs
Rio. and Lnguayn coHecs
Refined and brown
Family, sue, r6oe and four in Ibis. and bags
Cheese, lard, hams, and shoulders
Grain and ground spices Of every description = -,
Wines, Liquors, and Cigars.
Madeira sherry port clar,i champagne wines of favone
bra~ds, and very superior
Fine brandies, whiskey gins, &C. In wood and glass
Together with large stock OF Havana, German, and donesn
goaJs, with other articles which We
shall prices make II an Involvement @
families and the trade W call before supplying Their wants
THOMPSON, HAMILTON, CO.,
lop,h ~iio nrnn he m 4
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CLssSwOoD CEMETEmH--onhcs No. 0oa Pennsyivania
VI Of 10Th Savings
laid plan Of the celebrated
New ground distant
CAPITOL Capitol
the This have received charter from Con
forever burial
Tee title the and prohibiting all cncroachmens
legislation Otherwise which OF importance those
placed them
IN all cities when the burial ground becomes
purposes sell and throw the dead pro
rscuouy large pitt and legal
titles the ground.
". Ohce from 10 to ~ where pamrhlets, with
map, bylaws and all other inipmsoa, be
for len with
No 40 Seventh other undertaken, win be
sscaocd June IDLY
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ROkITANsKY's Pathological Anatomy, volumes
II in O.
Tanners Clinical Medicine.
The yellow Mask, from Dickens's Household Words
The Confessions Of a rrey Womsni by Miss Psrdoe.
The Jealous Wife by Miss Pardoe.
Fresh Fruits and Vegetables prices
how TO obtain them Price 2k cents. :
septi Hrf.t FRANCK TAYLOR.
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DE GENTLE WITH THY WIFE.

b. gentle for you little know
How many trials rise
Although 20 thee they may be small,
To her Of gian, sile.
he gentle though pcrchance that mp
MAY speak q murmufIng tone.
The heart may beat with kndnes. vet,
And oy 10 be thine oan.
1e geh'le aeay hours Of pam
ri. womsn's lo, 10 bear,
Then yield her what supper, ,hou cansi,
And all her sorrows share
Be reatlr Tor the uoblest hearts
At times mny have some grief,
And even In a peit,-h word
MAJ sock TO Ind lcaef
BE gentle FOR uuk,ndncss now
May rouse an angry storm,
That all the after years of life
H. vain may strive to calm.
lie gentle none are perfect
Thourt Icafer tai than life,
Then, husband, bear and still forbeai
he gentle to thy wife.
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dreamed dream Ia the midst u my slumhet..
And A. fa-, ~ dreamed It coined into numbers
Il appeared that a lass had lately been made,
That a tat ~ old helof rates should be- laid
Anl IN order to make them all willing TO marry.
N. tar vaa a. heavy man could well carry
~, the Bachelors grumbrd, and sald TWAS W use.
twas INDUSTRIOUS nIusiicc and hornd abase,
hni .vorr that g. ,a>r il.rf own hear. blood from
spiiius.
o. .uehayila tat tie} could ne rr pay shilling.
Hai the rulers determined their seal 10 pursue.
$50 ,hey 81, ull Ne bachelor. 80 a, yepdas.
rf,er ga. sent through 'he town, to and TO-
10 nuls ais drum aud his rumfe, to blos.
And to cry ont to al that be- MOT u be- way
H. forty Old bachelors sold her- TO day
And presently al the old maid. IA The Town,
lach ia her very best bonnie, and gown,
fron thirty to sriy. white, red fair. and pale.
al every description an Hooked TO PEE the sac
Tie nacuoueer t.itn with BIS lshof' hcgnn,
And red out aloud a. he held up msn.
How much ter a bachelor who want. fn bal
Aai the chorus of uahens responded, l. ''
Al. la short. al very cymyaFaui price,
TIE bachelor al wefe -lid o1 IN a tree.
And fafty glad rnniirGs some younger sem" older
arb lnrRcd an oll bachelor home un her shoulder
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SYApLE AND FANCY GOODS.
CHARLES puCnuur

FASHIONABLE ROOT AND SHOEMAKER
South west corner Of The publ, SQUARE.
II EEpS constantly on hand a large assort-
IN ment Of ladies' and gentlemen's boots and
shoes, of his own manufacture also = good
supply of sole and upper leather for sale
From bis long experience and close attention
to the business, he hopes to have continuance
Of that patronage heretofore 80 literally be-
slowed on him. All orders promptly attended
TO, and work warranted.
Nov %, 1854 Missy
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~ WILSON are now rcceiy.
l ing large and well selected stock Of
Goods, Plantation goods, Boots, Shoes Hats,
and Caps ready made Clothing OF the latest
style. Also large stock c1hardware, queens.
ware, and all kinds Of ware Iron castings,
and Nails, and choice stock of Groceries and
large assortment Of Paints, Oh, Glass, and
Putty.
We solicit call from those who want cheap
goods, as We intend 10 soil for cash and sell nj
low price Gail and see. It wont cos, any.
thing to examine our stock
Feb. II, 1850. - "
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SHOES FOR LADIES.

SHOES IDR ladies.
WE are SOW in reeeip, Of very large and
W complete assortment Of Ladies' shoes
among which may b, found
Ladies' goat, polka toots enamcled K X
Jenny Linds KID nai gai,era hid shoetees.
colored lasting CATERS; three qua,,er and one
half do kid lace boots silk lasting Fuiters
goat and calf bu~kins white English kid shoe.
tees white kid boots colorcd ,alma do
half CATERS do.
ALSO,
A complete assortment OF misses shoes and
CATERS, including all sizes, colors, and quail
ties, from the coaf.est, everyday up 20 the
finest Sunday go-to-meoting shoes.
-tLSO--
Csnis Fine Calf Boots and SHOES
Our shoes were manufactured IN the ciiy Of
Philadelphia, by iiaddock, Reed, & Co, ca.
pressly for the southern trade, and
Said By Ereryboig 10 be he B,a
Ladies' shoes ever before offered in this market
G.. G. GREGG, ~ co
March - 1896
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SPRING GOODS.

NrE are noN receiving and opening fall
w assortmen, Of spring and summer dress
goods, latest styles and patterns, TO which We
respectfully invite The attention Of the ladies',
before making their spring purchases.
Fancy dress silks plain back silk plain,
snd figured bareges brlliants painted lawns
organizes, W.b grenadines, painted laeonett
siik tissues white, and coorcd tartons;
black lace points mantias bonnet aud sash
ribbons belt ribbons; florence silks, assorted
colors black silk thule Illusion black lace
wells twisted siiS nitta, superior quality
hosiery, etc r n r. II KEY
March r.. 1850.
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M, In~ i,urEl.,

toIKII- WI srHrIr.
NEW YORK.
xex-A This house - situated IN the centre
Ls,., of the most business part of the city,
Ella within few doors Of Broadway, and
decidedly the most convenient f.. the business
man Of any Hotel IN New York 1t is spacious
and airy, and capable Of accommodating five
hundred guests IN the most comfortable man.
ncr.
4 liberal STARE Of Southern patronage :
solicited d. D. WINCHESTER,
Dct1l i3~y Proprietor