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NHE HUGUENOT SPRINGS-Ih


i suhssriber respectfully announces to the public
that this well known watering place having, since
the last season, received extensive improvements
and been put into Thorough repair, was opened for
the reception Of visitors on the 20th inst Every
effort Will be made to present even more than the
ordinary fnduceme nts OF former years and In this
connection the subscriber II grsti6ed 10 state that
Mrs. TURPfN, who supenntended the domestic Ar
sngements at the same place few years sinss and
whose efficient attention and ladylfke deportment
gave universal satisfactfon, has been re-eusased
and, with . corps Of servants In selecting whom un-
usual has been bestowed, win offer her services
to the hotel and cabin Arrangements 70 a. to obv-
ate every annoyance and promote In the highest de-
gree the comfort and pleasure Of the visitors A
band Of skiful Musicians has been engaged and the
Ball Room, Bowling Alley, Billiard Tables and
other sources OF amusement will contribute to make
these Springs place OF healthful and agreeable re-
Taxation.
The waters are sulphur and chsIy beate and third
combining the properties of the other two which d
also used In the bsth house. They offer an Assem-
bsge Of mild tonios and gentle Alternatives whose
beneficial effect has been signally shown In nupe-
rous instances, In which worn and debtated frames
have been submitted to their influence; and their ell
cheney, In the of ladies and children, has been
more conspcuouslly marked.
I The Huguenot Springs are In Powhstan county,
from which place they accessible by the Rich
mond akd Danville Railroad, which passes within six
miles; line of Omnibuses sent from the Springs
conveying vsitofs over that space.
rARE-S1 Is per day; $40 per week; $50 per month
Children over and under IL years of age, and ser
wants, half price. -
js 90-ts DAVID MOORE.
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TRY GOODS AT REDUCED ~ ~

nRY GOODS AT REDUCED
Dry f,"oSs 70 male room for our Fall 'i s.s, y
~ithsssndins our fsrmer low prices We We. ii .,
still further reductions Our assoftIls s a asss'
and Fancy silks, Ladies' Dress Coco e., ~ =
styles, Embroideriss and Ribbons " nj 50
Oar stock of Prints. Linens. nleaASg ossrs.bn
isrse; with full supply Of everYth'n III re
in our line. we repeatedly solicit sS,sAra
srybody. j. = n lae sp1SS
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M ECHUM'S RIVER HOTEL.-The
As1 subscriber. having recently purchased this
property has entirely re-furnshed the House, and il
now prepared to receive company. This elightful
summer retreat is in the county of Albemsrls about
ten miles above Charlottesville, immediately ON the
Central Railroad, and situated in egion Of country
unsurpassed for both health and beauty of scenery
being in full view of the Blue Ridge mountains
within 80 minutes ride of the great tunnel con.
structing through the mountain, and equally conve.
nient to the University of Virginia and Montice no.
VIM. P. JARMAN, P. NJ,
js 2l-dts Mechum's River.
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Richmond, July 8, 1855.
wpIcHTvS BAKERY ESTABLISHMENT,
" = No LEO MAIN STREET.

rh. .,b.cribers having bought out the above busi-
enJ leased the premises for q term OF years.
Will continse the same in all its branches ..
They promise to groSqss frstra,e article geo. or
mined to use he best materials only, and respect
nIv solicit the patro Of the friends and custo
mers of WRIGHT BROS, and the pdoie GENE hn +,
be- wanting, to merit public support.
The business carried on BY the subscribers. for Sc
ontirnsd AZ heretofore and while they solicit for
the old concern the farther support Of their nnme-
rous friends and customers they gratefully acknow-
hsssowad on them SIMPSON l. RAGNALL.
N. B. Orders from the country for Crackers &c-
addressed to either store, will meet with prompt a.
tention. O. D.
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SUNDRIES- -,
~ 1900 kegs Nails, lall sizes,) old Dom'h'A ~
other good brands
100 GrindstoDes
200 doz Buckets
50 nests Tubs p...
1000 reams Cap, Letter and WspPins fd"
1000 lbs Candle Wick and Irvine
IS boxes Pearl Starch
so do Msson's Biacking
100 gross Matches
leo kegs Super Carb Soda
200 dog Bed Cords
200 pkgs Green and Black Tess
Is doz .Archer's' Axes
% bbls Tanners Oil
so bbls Cider Vinegar
$50 boxes Soap ola.
500 do American and French o'A"
200 do assorted Candy
us-ts TINsLEY, TAsDf -L Nv.
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I AIDES CORSETTS.-Just received a
~ full assortme nt of sizes
White and cold French Jackets
Railroad Corsetts
French shape Corsetts -..
Silk, Linen aud Cotton Lacettes -gz
Ribbon B ats, black and all colors
Black Leather Belts
Black and cold Morn Antique Elastic Belts
D'Orsey Cologne, superior article
Hair Pins; Hair and Tooth Brushes
Tuck. Long, Puff, Side and Dressing Combs
Elastic Sleeve Bands and Caters
Embroidered and Printed bord'd Mourning Hdkfs
ALSO-6ome very rich black and soloied Silk
Mantllas will be sold at great bargain to close.
CHRISTIAN LATHROP,
aus Cash Store 80 N ain st.
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LEECHING AND CuPfiTSss,
AIRS. WOOLHOUSE 0nors ~

1vI vices TO the Medisa. Faculty s VA trssu Y
Richmond, - Leecher and CnpYssa,S rstrcnsfs =
r. Mrs. w. may be found Of oil va & 90
dsncs on 10th street, In tue rear +" -
Drue store. A.s sonssasii
NB.-Ths hest Imported Leesnss, sssss.sg
seivinE and for sale. Also, Lse''' p
hand and made to order. .,.,,.t ill refs>Ss
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I TO GENTLEMEN.-My stock q

LUANO, GUANO.--A full supply Of
N sauuias Nc. Peruvian Guano BRAIDED .Au
by the Baltimore iu,pecior, and warranted Of very
best quality. For sale la lois suit puroi,ssers
j Is D. AeGkUDER.B SONS,
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H0(l ENAMELLED CRATES AND
OOO TENDERS FOR SALE AT REDUCED

OOO TENDERS FOR SALE AT REDUCED
PRICES.-The subscriber has for sale the largest
stock of CRATES and TENDERS ever before ofsr.
ed for sale in this city of bis manufacture The
Crates embrace all of the various kinds and patterns
with beautiful rounding Fenders. summer pieces,
&s to match. Orders for Crates Fenders, &c. from
town and country puuctually attended to and care
fully packed. Merchants purchasing to sell again
will be supplied at the lowest Northern prices. with
the usual discounts off for cash by wholesale Apply
at my Bell and Brass Foundry. on MAN, between 9th
and 9th streets, Richmond. Va.
SAMUEL d. DENOON.
have for sale large supply of all kinds of B ellis
&c, of my own make. au 8-Sm 8. d, ID.
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CUMBERLAND COAL-s.,l.na g.,
sxpss.ins two ssreoes Of Gun Ir.shnosA \
Those who have ussd this eoss - aver pssa y
soss q .sss Of issi-i.is article q
ana IL 10 thslr Interest 70 app. losa
JOHN w. WHIP ,l WV
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A CARD.-The subscribers beg to retut
thanks to their friends and the public generally oi
the very liberal patronage bestowed upon the late
conearn of Wright Bros, and take great pleasure
in recommending TO their confidence and patronage
the nav concern Of SIMPSON l. BAGNALL
~ S-2m WRIGHT q DhoS'
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NERTATN CTIRF -
MORRIIa ~.

fous di,es: e are becoming aaI taoJns nd
sansssasioa, a s"d ip ses
sure and speedy cure, we ssasntlY lie fs,ns
% that qnivsr.slly popular me ~ no r.n.s, y,
PREMIUM BITTERs, and mwsdsas sisss
every one to give it trial We thsr.f,,s
eiesstion snd eorrector and parika,.
ss zen f.w so sss unsarpss.sd.
Price 50 cents per botfi. 'aA
PURCELL, LADD L co and p nj. ), n.
every where. qua prugsisa -. -
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IL The .ubscribers have this day entercd INTO "
PARTNERSHIP, under the title OF xA a1. CaaTE
l. SON, and will conduct general 1880
and RETAIL DRY GOODS business, as Formerly,
a. the staud OF Valentine, Crenshaw GO.
Between the LIST and 10th of september tney VII ~
open an entirely Stock to which they nse sne
ttsntion of their friend customers and the pubic
generally. MANN vvaENriNE II.
Our friend, Mr.. CRENSHAW, while at,
tending to the outstanding debt OF ", c. Co., Will
ass, n1 ~ ,ot '''A0 ~ 'A VALENTINE & SON.
HISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNEk-
IL SHIP.-The co-psrtnership heretofore ex's y
lag under the style and firm OF BAILEY RAY a.,
Ssons having claims against the concern Will
r.esent them; and those indebted are requested %
e1" w. w. BAILEY,
LIZ ~ 1as5 o. A. FRANCIS.
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VALLEYS MAGICAL PAIN EX

- TRACTOR will gubdue pain and int,nsas
from the seversst burns or scalds, In from 90. .
scar; it efeetuslly cures Fever Sores, Ril4 III
Rheum, In6ammstory Rheumatism, Cats Wcgs
Bruises, 6said Head, Corns and Bunioua ErTys
Sprains, Swellinss, Fel0ns, Chilbains, Bista h.
sects, Swelied and Broken Breast, Sore Ei,pa
EruptionA, and all otherinhammatory snd ,us.nsai
diseases, where the parts affected san DO fsseha
This article 10 now put up in blue wrsYp,u VIII
new steel plate label, and signed BY H. Dale, ~
ker, and @. y. Clickner l. Co, Propnetors to rr
against the numerous eounterfeits In nearly Nsy
store.
BENNETT BEERS, Drusgats, are the ai
authorized agents for the sale OF the sonuns ~
style, and they furnish the trade ct propfsoiFs
81. Retail prise only $50 . box. NH M-dLna
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CA REMOVAL.-The Subscriber
A respectfully informs his friends and the
public generally that he has taken the
store No. 1873, corner Of Main and 18th
streets, and 80 well known as "Allen's ATbour,n
where may be found large assortment of every ar.
ticle in Saddlery esta blishment; all of which he
will sell very low. JOSEPH 81. CoLQUI7f,
fe 2O-df Agent.
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July IHI355.

o~E THE UNDERSIGNED having
6A disposed of his interest is the COACH
"a ZINC BUSINESS, formerly conducted on 18th
.traet between n ain and Grace streets, to his late
nsrtner takes CREST pleasure in recommendlns MN
- hi, frieudA and begs to sssure them that all
orI sivsn hin, will be dove In faithful and work.
msulike manner ~, ur p.urv
- -Sun W. w ohAhcAs
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CEA OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES FAX

SEA BATHINd.-CH E SAPEAKE
~ HALL. HAMPTON, VA Is situated within two
miles Of Old Point Comfort with which place hourly
Communication 10 had by a neat and commodious
Omnibus, of the most modern style; also by Boats
Hacks, &c. The Hall will be open for the reception
OF visitors on the 18th OF May, at which time the
proprietor hopes to be able to make comfortable and
happy the stay OF all who may be seeking health or
pleasure. Many improvements have been added,
such az cottages for families play grounds for chill
dreu shade trees 10; indeed every thing that can
conduce to the comfort Of the visitor.
For health and beauty of location, this place 10 I'm.
surpassed There 10 daily communication with the
steamers Of Richmond, Norfolk and Baltimore
TERMS.
Per Day. Observation-Disclosures 90
Per Week.............,,,.,ll 90
Per Month st................. Is per day.
my l5-Sm r. g, BANKS
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REAT NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN ROUTE
FOR TRAVEL.
@ ~ ID Es

- SA*2X
TWICE DAILY SUNDAY NIGHT EXCEPTEDA
BETWEEN RICHMOND, BALTIMORE PHIL
ADELPHIA AND NEW YORK, VIA. ACQUTA
CREEK AND WASHINGTON.
nVER THE RICHMOND, FREDER-
~ ICKsBURG AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
TO the Potomac River. seventy FIVE miles, and by
splendid and comfortable steamers thence to Wash.
ington, hfty.hve miles. in all $50 miles, in seven
hours being comfortable and perfectly safe rate of
speed. ~ VI
Hours of departure Ct A. M. and u P. M. and bss
gage under charge of special agents. tbrouyh
to Washington, Baltimore, Philadelp hia and New
YORK " NO"
FARE -.
Us. so
:, M
& 90
me track OF the Railroad between Richmopd and
Ine rstomae River, lie now undergoing relsy. and
nsit OF It being already completed with an edge rail
OF superior quality, and as more than one million Of
passengers have been heretofore safely and satisfac
soniy transported over this route it il hoped and
oeneved that 40 one will be induced by the misrep
Iesentation embraced in the advertisement over ~
signature OF III. d. Whitcomb sup'tn T., select tn =
;ohsSr sna more crcuitous route referred to there
.. me r. p. B. r. has been in operation for
ensn TWO years and in all that time no passenesr
etner been killed or crippled by accidents from
l.; ~ h;s or otherwise, which 10 without parallel
~ tue history OF railroads in this country
8. RUTH,
| oH;,s Ri.hu.,, sup't of Transportatiou.
~ S Sia ., Ffed.g Po r. Co., -
Richmond, August 10, 1856 auIo
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NOTICE.-1he subscriber has taken u
IN office on the Basin, in the house occupied j
Mesrs. Ragland l. Bro and doOp lbOY. xau.
Crsnshaw & Co.'s, where he will be pleased 70 y.
his friends and customers. J. B. BRAGG
iyS1-1mt
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ON m CO-PARTNER.

IL sHIP.-The busineas carried on In the name Q,
VALENTINE, CRENSHAW co, vas dissoiveo
nv mutual consent on the 1st inst In
All persons having claims against said concern VIII
please present them for payment a. soon a ~,
Bic and those indsbted are requested 20 cai ~ -
I'LL dns 80 MANN 3. VALENTINE,
NJ" ALFRED CREN8HAW.
,sw MANN 8. VALENTINE, j.
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RESS GOODS.-The subscribers have
- on hand large and varied assortment of Spring
fashionable styles which they viii, from this time
sell at greatly reduced prices in order TO reduce
their stock They respectfully invite the ladies' 20
SAIL DUDLEY K JOHNSTON,
Je l45 Eagla SQUARE.
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T. PEMBERTO
MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
OFFERS for sale (for Cash) the follews
~ lowing Goods. :,
Seine Irvine, all Nos; Seine Thread, ali Nos.
Seine Lines, various len ths and sizes
Cotton Cordage; Bed Cords; Leading Lines all sizes
Carpet Warp, all soloIs
Cotton Yarns; Cotton Batting, ell numbers
Cotton and Wool Cards, all numbers
Dupont's Sporting Powder
Shot, all sizes
English and American Gun Caps
With well selected assortment of GROCERIES
suited to the Trade--al or any part of which, will
be sold at a very small advance for cash ia
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A LII persons indebted to the estate of
n RICHARD BARNES, decd, will please make
payment to my son, JESSE BARNES; and those
having claims against the said estate, will present
them to him for payment.
LUCY ANN BARNES, Adm'x
au 4-I0t of Richard Barnes. deed,
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nISSOLVFIOG Tho firm Of "a 4. M ,s,s
~ CORMACK co wss e ~ = -. ssns.s ~ n.
LAID viii pa1 I'll the debts aus y ~ NJ Ss Is sss
the coneenns s.u WIN. r. LADD.
TO the coneesh- NJ MCCORMACK.
Richmond, 9Th August, 1850. -,
I with pleasure recommend to my oh o!e
o,;e.ds ana customers my late partner. -. LMDD;
.nsI si rrifs snrs he will serve them - well AS
- sea ..,i.fsc'crv q did the late coueeIn q me-
Cormack 4 Co. -
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ThuYSday.
The Spanish Bank at Havana has proved failure.
the citizens refusing to take the stock.
-Four of The Presbyterian clergymen of New
York city have retained their pastoral charge for
pariod of over twenty.f five years-Rev. Drs Spring,
McElroy, Phillips and Krsbs.
Mdlle Virginia Whiting, the American prima
donna, has secured profitable engagement la Eu-
rope.
Schooner Richmond was damaged by FIRE IN
Beverly haIbor Mass, on Friday morning to the
amount of e700.
The Democrats were successful 10 the election In
st. Louis Monday. for assistant city ATTORNEY. and
In the county for Assessor.
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COMMENTS OF THE LONDON TIMES
ON THE NICTORY.

On Saturday, the 9th of September, within
! few days of the anniversary of the landing Of
he Allied forces in the Crimea, and BIG days
|fter the opening of the besieging batteries
|gainst Sebastopol, on the 18th of October,
1854, 6ual and victorious assault was made
(pon the southern part of the town. Before
light the French flag waved iu triumph upon
he Malakoff Tower, which had fallen before
he assailants, and within few hours more the
Russian garrison had evacuated the Karabel-
ain suburb and the southern proportion of the
ortress, after blowing up the magazines and
Principal works, setting fire to the town in
hany places, and then endeavoring to with
raw by the bridge across the harbor from this
|erriic scene of devastation and defeat. So
Pll Sebastopol.
The catastrophe surpasses in horrible inter-
st all the preceding scenes Of this gigantic
pntest. The columns of the allied armies,
ombined in fourfold attack, struggled all
ay with equal valor, though with unequal sue
ess, against the principal points marked for
ssault. The extreme right of the French at.
hck was directed against the work called the
little Redan, which was at first carried Dy the
npetuosity Of our allies, though they were
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subsequently driven back by the fierce resist
ance of the Russians
JUSTICE TO THE FRFNCH TROOPS.

ouCC vi tIc huSSlduS.
JUSTICE TO THE FRFNCH TROOPS.
The second principal assault of the French
army was against the Malakof which was car
ried by storm, and determined by its fall the
fate not only of the day but of the siege. A
third attack was made by the British on the
Great Redan, and, although we learn that the
salient angle of this formidable work was at
one moment carried and occupied by our troops,
it must be added that they were subsequently
driven out of it by the fire of the Russian bat
teries which command it, and this check in
some degree diminished the eXultation which
will be felt in this country at the triumphant
termination of the siege. The French col
umns on the left alse assailed, in the fourth
place, the Central Battery, but failed to estat-
lish themselves in the work. We heve no
doubt that every man who attacked the de-
fences ofSebastopol on that eventful day fought
with the same determination to carry the plac> .
or to perish in the attempt; and, although the
results OF these several attacks were unequal,
all were animated by the same spirit and con-
tributed to the great result. The first prize Of
this glorious victory belongs of right to our
gallant allies, the French, since the Malakoff
Tower, the key of the main position fell before
the vigor of their assault but, with that CHI
various feeling which is the noblest bond Of
men who have fought and conquered together,
the names of all those who carried the rugged
defences of Sebastopol deserve to stand side by
ide on one page, and no invidious distinctions
shall sully or lessen their common renOwn.
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SUPERIOK.

DOUGLAS COUNTY, WISCONSIN.
TNHIS place is situated the bay of Superior and Left
better site better harbor and greater advan
tages for city, than any other point in the
northwest and is equa!ed in prospective imvOrtancs
by Chicago only. -. .....:
numbered title the land upon which SUPERIOR ia laid
and all purchasers OF lots receive warrantee deeds
for the same
Superior was laid during the past season, and al
ready contains several hundred inhabitants large hO
tel, number OF stores, commOdious pier, with air
houses, and in all respects the most fourishing
town in the west. The county seat, u 8. Land OF
flee, and Post Office are located here where the Mssis
sippi and Lake Superior u 8. Military Road, now in
course of construction connecting with st. Paul. ter
ed railroads to the head of Lake Superior The $500
canal will be open by June, after which time four lines
of lake steamers will run to SuperiorCone from Chi
cago, two from Cleveland, and one from Buffalo; fin.
Two saw mills and printing press are now
the way SUPERIOR and will be promptly set to work
One-half of the lots have been appropriated by the
prOpreOrs to be sold by the undersigned to actual set
public improvements. Liberal appropriations have
been made for public purposes-parks, churches, rail
roads, &c, &c.
~ In order to correct the Interpretation arising
from similarity Of names, is proper State that 'u
peror Cty about the title of which legal controyer
sy exists, is another and different place. and in d
ferent township from Superior.
p Maps of Superior are signed by Thos. Clark, SUI
veyOr, and WIN. H. Newton, agent and attorney for
prOpretors an may be in the principal hotels Uf
Buffalo and other cities.
All persons who wish purchase obtain infor
nation, apply to VIM. ii. Newton superior, Doug
| las county, Wisconsin.
Agent & Attorney for Propretors of Superior.
Nav g. 1855.
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PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY
Laws Of Minnesota for 1855.
A MEMORIAL

"A NEMOtt1Al
To Congress for appropriation Of So, 900 to extend
the Mendoza and Big Sioux River Road from
Mendoza to the west bank OF the Mississippi
River opposite St. Paul.
To the Senate and House Of Representatives. Of the
United States in Congress assembled:
The memorial OF the Legislative Assembly Of the
Territory of Minnesota respectfully represents, That
a wagon road extending the Mendoza and Big Sioux
River Government road, from Mendoza % the west
bank Of the Mississippi river, opposite ST. Paul, at
a point within Lot No. s, of Section No. 6,
Town %, Range %, and thence down said river to
the point opposite the Lower Landing in ST. Paul, is
indispensable to large number Of inhabitants ofths
Territory. And that the sum of five thousand dollars
will be necessary to construct such wagon road
Your memoriasts therefore pray your honorable
body to make an appropriation of the aforesaid.
for the construction of said wagon road
n J. S. NORRIS, Speaker of H. of r..
VIM. P. MURRAY, Pres't Council.
Approved 26th Feb, 1855.
w. A. GORMAN.
hereby certify that the above is correct copy Of
the original on file in my Office.
J. TRAVIS ROSSER,
Secretary Minnesota Territory.
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| NEW, ELEGANT AND COMPLETE ASSORTMENT
OF Dry Goods, Groceries, and Prov isl Ons

NEW, ELEGANT AND COMPLETE ASSORTMENT
Of Dry Goods, Groceries, and Prov isl ons.
d. L. FULLER,
HAS just received his large and elegant stock of spring
III goods from the East Owing to the ateness of the
season. he will offer it at rod ...
EASTERN PRICES FOR CASH.
Go and examine it for yourselves and you will be
to buy Among his stock of DRY GOODS may be found
2 cases Delaines. plain and fancy, very handsome.
- Prints of every description
90 Assorted Ginghams.
% Bleached Cotton.
10 bales Unbleached Cotton.
g Ticking t ....
2 Demi1s'
2 % shifting Stripes,
- Drillings
Oshaburg's,
SO pieces Assorted Crashes
so 90 90 Diapers.
full assortment of HOSIERY, GLOVES LINEN, HAND
KERCHIEFS, &c. &C., too numerous to specify.
His stock of CLOTHING and GENTS FURNISHING
GOODS the best offered in the market, and will be
sold very cheap 1t comprises everything in its line Don't
fail to call and examine it if you want bargains.
He has also received and is receiving by boat GRO
CERES of all kinds hams, beef pork -four, &C., and will
sell them at the Lowest prices.
J"na. 12dwtf D. L. FULLER.