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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-07

h.ar real hcmhaNlment. the sot,ons rceuH OF wh"h
have "a, surpsssed all my expectations,
In tss. thar three hou,s after began firing bonnie
we reviewed how onnaiof able wern the nvnsoa 'h"y
we've creating IN tho fr,irurs Numerous c'nilas'a''"e
hokn out randy, Ou several p,ints At onco We HNw
the damcs Tee above Tho dome ot Tho church s'ua vi
IN the northern part 81 tho irlc East Swa'o' ihs
church wac. az ~ speak, the solc monuiaoat WHOM
,c,m. 10 have hcou cntircy respected on the raois
oI Narso and Swarto by our prolrotilce Four '''i
csplosous were specoil, hcard-the hro had rclch "
magazines filed with gunpowdcr and mun'uons OF war
Tho Two laat EXPLOSIONS, especially, were iormmho'
,hov mu.t have caused the enemy nous losses o)h
in men aud material. For several m nu,os We n"'li
the decorations Of the bombs and shells whch '"Se'''
The sca with fragments OF every description: -
Tic homhardmcut ceased on the morhihs o4 'lc
nth az half pasi four IL consequently aseI dfys
and two nights during which period S"eeoo'g PR
scented one vast expanse OF hamos. Tue hre' "n'V'
still continues TO rage hss nearly devoureu the "hoe
,lsco n, consumed workshops magazines barracks,
yarous establishments heloDgin 10 the GoVerhn h',
and a great quantity Of the nsenas OF the arsenal
The firing of our mortar ana howIers VIZ 80 uds
,,h;,h had heen anchored across tho part between
Sseabory and the island of Back III linen, entirely
hurried withdrew that vessel into the harbor durlag
the night .,t, .t
aud losses more sensible than those they have iofc ed
ON MS. only the loss Of ore single English seaman
tiled ard few Eighty wounded. ,...,..
The enemy's forts nevertheless replied vigorously
20 our attack their fir sackened only at the instant
of the explosiO 9.
The precision Of our pieces of long range gave US
il cont, stible superiority over that of the Russians
an satisfied with the means of action placed at my
disrosal The bombs and gum boats rendered immense
service they perfectly up to all that was expect
ed of these vessels The siege battery has produced
most excellent results; and we may sag that our beet
sLots were fred from one of the enenys isles on
which we had landed
In this affair ne on oil since onr hays have
been VI tied, Rear Admiral Dundas aud M self have
acted with perfect unanimiiy. The example OF the
uerfct understanding that subsiss between toe chiefs
has had the bee effect the in both squadrons,
who in truth formed only crew during the action
Every had but single object, that OF who should
socctss obtained by ship of either nation, was ap-
psuded by the other with the cries Of enthusiasm
az If they bad been obtained by his own flag.
90 ' / am &c PENAUD.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-16
II &. tARRELL'S
Celebrated Arabian LiniIncnt

: well known To passes t- most wnnd ruliy henl.
ing pen, rntns. and stimulating prnrcrt g, and v H.,
prompttc.. in cl-ctius cures, which previously hta
resisted all or medicine, nin .itcrel toy the mort
scientific ply>riaus has placed IT far ryond ,ini
lar RENE in'ured tothc people OF the Uuircd
S;n.-. II stimulates the absorbcuI.tu increased actin
and thus enables nnture throw : # di casc-H ucnc-
i,its 10 he b0at. u1dirg strength and activity to n,
mu cie,-i, i. i" cnully nnoiyne and thereby alay.
urryous ir,in ion. producing delightfully."- pleasing
sens tun ruigi4 the wulo franc. Owing t. its re
ka. nuiic pic erties, II lGrites aud ncurzes
that poison corrosive principi" which renders old
ulce,ou. sores difficult heals il therefore i. prcu.
arly udupted to theii speedy cure. ll4 Linnert
from It's pcLetiutiug and sircug ming qualities In. h",t
found Ia he "A specil; for Paralysis or Palsy. White.
sv filings aud d 1t Joints, d in f,r ali cumplart4
in"nvc the muscular sy,icn,. 1t Ira, cure cnsc. ot
,hrumn.i-m al twenty t. rhirty yen- stand ny ind
affections Of the Spine narrrn he entire sp nal column
was SO crnokrd and i.turrd. that thc patient cou
MOI W ak al .thnd whnu artificial slpport. Numerous
cases of Palsy have been cured wh'n the flesh had
" ihcl,l. eaving ohng but the dried ski and bla-,
aud the limbs lnlnilv without feeling. For
tAR}r,n mi CtO,p is of ine.tnnhlc va'uo, ruhbe
md ba.d over tn, ihrUnt and II applied freely
Oh the chest it never fails 10 give r,iiJ in the
cnugh. Attending Cnn,nmrdion. Asthma and Colds. It
hr Ia wounds speed -" ii cure Sca!dhcnd, Mango,
etc. Planters turrirrs will ID il most vn.uah,
me Iin be nppliel to lii ses and Catlr nr Spri,
Bui.c. IL, SIN joint. ~ ceney Day SAoGlIo,,
W ,unJ. BnIn4. Soni-, ChItes hu5, llAr !cn'd
X lois tIc lcsA,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-16

And well may such be the case. Within the
brief period above alluded to, death has been busy
in our midst and in his blighting rounds has
stricken down several of oar worthy and promi
nent citizens. The typhoid fever has for some
time past been in midst in type more fatal
and malignant than we have ever known it here.
We trust however that its ravages are at nm
end, as we hear of no new cases. Those win,
are still confined to their rooms by its iayages
Repister,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-16
Mr.. Wise in wytheville.

We take from the Wytheslle Telegraph the
following sketch of Mr.. Wise's speech IN that
town. 1t lis hardly possible that Mr.. Wise does
not know that he misrcpresents Mr.. Flournoy III
alleging that he was opposed to the reforms oil
the new constitution That statementfrst made
in the Enquirer, was promptly corrected in that
and other journals, and must have met his eye'be-
fore he reached Wytheyille. Mr.. W. seems To
have set his Golfer more deeply in matters oil M
terna Improvement, since the appearance OF Mr.
Flournoy's letter Many were of opinion that 1t
was too deep bofore-lct him curry out his no
tons and there is doubt tho people will ''groan'
to his hearts content. But 10 the sketch
lie them by way ofprcfacc to his main attack
enlightened the people upou his course IN regard
TO the basis question. While informing the pro-
Pile of Wythc that To him they were indebted Tor
the reforms of the new constitution. he took "e-
ension 10 misrcpreseut Mr.. Flourn"y upon that
subject, by saying that he was opposed to those
reforms. lie then commented upon Mr.. Flour
noys letter. which he treated with marked con
tempt. Upon the subject of internal improve
ments he stated that he was not only III ih'or oi
completing the leading lines, Mr.. Flournoy
was but he was in favor of adding line after line
until the State was completely covered by net
work oi railroads. He then walked into the Know
Notlings, and for four hours he poured forth up
on them "A torrent of abuse which was chiefly
characterized by misrepresentation wnnt OF fca'
son, aud IA total absence of argument. Among
other things, he said the American organization
was "a Unitarian society and denied the divinity
of Christ; bccnuse initintes were asked 1t they
believed IN the existence Of II supreme BENG,
and the name of Christ was no where mentioned
in their ritual We give thls ns far specimen
of his speech, which every one with two grains
of sense knows to be utterly untrue. And equal.
ly So is the charge of nbolitonism, which be eve.
rywhere makes upon the order, and hero reuter-
ated His abuse of Americans was beautifully
set off by eulogising his Catholic supporters II
bis closing remarks he said, in this fight Ia
would crush the Know Nothings or they shoul
crush HIM
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-16

Mr.. WALLER STAPLES, of Montgomery In
been nominated by the American party of ihu
District candidate for Congress, in opposition l.
Hon. Mr.. Edmundson Mr.. s. is young gen
tcmun of brilliant talents and most attractive
personal qualities. As lawyer and publie
speaker he rnnks among the very first men
his age in the State, and AS II legislator he has
shown hunselfto be diligcnt, liberal, quick in til
comprehension of public business and faIniliu
with the philosophy and economy Of government
We sincerely hope he may aceep' the nominate
and be elected.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-16

We transfer frem the Wytheyille Telegraph
the testimony of Mr. Trigg, the chief witness for
the common wealth, before the Examining Court in
the case of the Commonwealth VS. Jas. a. Graham,
charged with the murde rof VIM. II. SPiller. The
statements of the other witnesses who testified in
the case coincide with those of Mr.. T. The Tele-
graph says: ''no evidence was opposed on the part
of the accused. and on hearing the Witnesses for
the prosecution the examining court remanded the
prisoner to Jail for further trial before the Circuit
Court to be held on the last Monday of this month.
1t is supposed that he viii rest his defence upon
the plea of insanity. The whole was taken down
in writing, and as report is a copy from the
record it's accuracy may be relied on
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ARRIVALS at the WASHINGTON HOUSE

Ut TT y UTfh 81 FKDAF.
WM. W. LEFTW ICfI,..........P roprietor
o + Potter, City: Oh Salzer Salem: K q Day-
export, Henry w Quarts. Amherst II: 'Ilos Y,
Mitchell, Bedford; Ed Il Page Cunph-ll; john q
P"wcll, Adon Poo, Biountyil!e fcn;; WIN p Da
Wis 4 Lady, Miss Chnppell, VIM Davis. Peters
burg; John Crcn>haw Farmyillc + 5 roldr, .Ir
Brown. bDruuol,:
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-16

y CONCERN u he County Coutt 81 David-ua
county. in thu State Of reun.s.e, duly appointed II t
the guardian of john L. W lirnwu. aud Ella K. Brown.
(infaut clild,cn It John 7. W Btuwr deceased, an
I1ld wards being ench OF them cutle u pecnni.
ary intcrst in the OF Marhu Nuts, deceased
in the hand. at lilian Morris. her uiniuistr1i.
in the County oil Campbell. and State 81 Virgin;
] shnIl, On the first day of May of ih,,
Circuit Court oi the said county Of Campbell, penn
n" Iuigc OF the sud Cncuit CuuIt. f,r an order
authorsing guardian : aforesaid, 10 demand an
receive from the snid Morris aim T., as nfo csai,l
the OF said waids in the c.aie of the said
Martha Watts, decd, anl rem owe Il c same to ii e
County of Davidson, in the State OF Tennessee whc
my suid wards reside
JANE r. Brown, Guar lian
of John L, w. Brown aud Ella X. Brown.
iN,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-16
LOvinssfOn Property for Sale or
Exchange

| WILL SELL, TIN, most rca.pnaH de urms, nv
! HOUSE AND LOT. in .hn OF Loyir gsto0.
Nelson county; II, i'll TX HANG + it any other
Kind OF prnprrty-r.a, p, rs,nhl The buildings aIe
good well arranged ard il excellent repair Tie l"t
contains about urre.. Ii moi sold bet SATURDAY,
apl l6 ct2S III THOS. j '1ASSlE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-16
We hnye freanently hoard the celcl.rnteI

WE hhNe frequently hoard the celchrated
G Buffers. Il b, br q. VI. Jackson l2D Arch
-.,ri Philadelphia. loken of in re,ms f tn, higher
nend| nn anl ho' c.tlv h'cv, that il n nne Of
Il beat med rn.s udyrr'i,aI for tie II. for
viii h ii ia recommended rGey pleasant to Tie
nr, mud be taken under any car un,-tanc. by the
d"llrate stomach. la. pas, hr aa,l wide Iuv,
united in c.nmendine hi. invaulc remedy f,r d,..
par>ia debility, &r.; aud such ara thu hru ing ,,cs #
hi, ,bnlr-n. that hope it Er rirnIucc To
I'm ~ wher. dy.f cp>a has i. lifc!> havr
victim See advertisement, rpi IL dox
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-16
A LIBERAL REWARD

ID AN away from thc subscriber living in Campbell
u couniy. the Lynchburg und Salem TurnpiI g
roud. FIVE an half miles from Lynchburg ON the OH
of April a man, named JERRY. Said negro
belongs To Ia. D. Rice and Franklin Dcker.nn of Bed
ford. He i about - 30 ycals Of ace and uhout -.
feet in height dark. ginger ca(r COLOR with whiskers
under The chin; dresscloh fock coat nnd snt n vest.
kossuth oreouch Int SAID negro will most liz, " be
lurking in his old neisbofhood in B-dnrd county, near
Pen Town, on in Campbell County, at ANIL b. Rrc or
apl IL w4H SAN'I II WRIGHT
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-16
n Office 70 AEL WpaON III MAY

" CONCERN.-lLe County Court oil Trans ia
comfy, ia the State at keniuchy, having luiy appointed
m the Guardian nf Mason lreton Brown. Eupi "ma
lie EN- Brown, and Orlando Brown, ir, tny iennt chl
drcn.) and my sad wards ing each Il them eutitlrd
pecuuiary interest in the estate Of Martha Waits,
deceased, in the hand at Ni.iim $. Mpris. her
administer in the county OF Campbell md Sfafr -
Nirgiui,: shall the tl.t day of the MAY team,
OF the Circuit Cont Of the said county ri Ghmnbrll,
petition tho j dye oi the sand Cont for erlai
nuthor,iug guardian a'ore. all, emand and
receive from he said Morris. administering aforesaid
h" rrcre, Of my said ward, N the csatr nl the >aid
Martha Watts, drc'I, ant to remove the t.c
county Franklin, in tho State of Kentucky, where my
said wards reside
ORLANDO BROWN. G"rlian
Of Mason Preston brown EuPhcma Helen Brown, and
Orlando Brnwn, j.. aril6 ~ iw
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-16
L.ooL an lar CoantelJ,Hs.


Tie p@hc caur"ard against another COMMIT ftr l.
ahich its lhtely its appearance. cnilc w Is Ear.
rt A, .bina nimeni, ia" most dangerous ot all III"
cuuntctl it's because III, hnviag the nt FmnI.
ma Y " II IN, II in good l9lh. w'nut the know lrdse
that counterfeit sa-r' afd thy wi perhaps only
discover their error whrn thr spurious mkt .le h,s
wtnugh' il. evil elect.
he genuine sriiclp Is manufactured only by II. g.
Farrell. 81 les inventrr and prnprr tor aud wholesale
druggist. No II Min street, Peoria. lllino, 20 whom
nl app lications for Asereies mu,i lac addressed BE-
you get with the letters II. q hefn" Farrell,
thu II. q. T sRRELL'S-uad his igniture On the
wrap u; ali ottcrs c"umatieits
SoLi by L. SrABLER x Co. Druggist.
lyncLharE, Va.
and by rguay auth,riael agent. throughout the United
States.
w P,ice - and 50 cent, md 81 per boitle.
AGENTS WANTED in every town, wiling" uni
hnn let ia United States in which is not already
estabi. he'd. Add css Il. L. Farrell above arcom-
panied with good rrereuc, u character rc.ponhii
". Sc. mnr20 d&"iw
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-16
TIVE GREAT DISCOVERY
i RECOLLECTION FOR Gu !

HAIR r, NAN, year, it has been the III Of deer.
eat study >ith chemists others, 10 pro. lee hmi
that applied the hair wouli cause it 10 wave hhd
curl equal in beauty IL the natural 'url.
The kROLLERION j. The only Article ever "f'ied
to the world that will effect this d. sablc otlrc
But three four applications necessary :" cut II
much may be desired, and for engh ct i'n e
FROM the many testimonials of Those who lave n,e' "
the subscriber does he-tst" wHrunt the hr3I''"
iu give III. faction, and rr1vr recommended IN IL"
cases.
The recipe for making, vi h full directions tor w.
will be set the receipt OF one dollar, p"st'Pai"
The ingredients will not cost over II cents
Direct 10 II. A. FREMONT,
npIl4 d3n Warren. Trumbul Co. ONO.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-16
For Bremen.

%ssS The A. | Brcmen ship, Agnns daily exr, rtrd
9aaK nj City Point to load for bremen. he Hfgcr
pan ot her cargo is already engrsr Those oasifins
10 ship. viii please 10 cary nrPration /" the IN
Il, r.isued who prepared make librrl adyances
upon cous!nm nts Of tobacco stems. 10 udlreNs al
their lr-n =, ~. Il. Meier 4 ca.
i.UDLAM 4 WATSON,
AL l6 81 Redmond. Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-16

w Fare receiving every week, by express FISH
- ING TACKLE, to which We invite the attention
OF all persons wanting anything in tat line, viz
Rode from three six joints,
rout rods, with extra tips full mouatcd
-Four Joint rods, at 81 a5
Walking cane rods in and Joints
SIN grass hemp aud hair lines. superior qualify.
Gravitstion, Limerick and Nrgi nia Hooks
Bait nets, with or without rods
fia,n and hue reels lndia Rubber fish bait needics
artificial flies, snoods and every ia ng in the snn,tinp
line, the Gun store w b. a {, FISHER
Opposite Novel; House, Lynchbuig
np lG ia
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-16
PUEBLO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. CLARE

PUBLIC tibiEMAN' CLAIM
4 cos (LArE RUSHTnN. CLARK Il Co,) GENUINE
COD LlV Err OIL, FOR Gn>suMPrios, ecRoFUL. &c
The late IL m Of Ru,hto, ark & Co. being -s"yed
by the pE4iH Of W. l.. RusnTes, (thn only Rushtan
c.naec;ed with the hrm,) thei' genuine Cod
Livl Oil will in future be prepared only ~ i!EdEMAS
CLsRk \ Co, surviving partners aud sole successors.
B., particular in ordering specify II"genrn, Cora
e. Co, Tor Rn,tt"n. CLARK d Go } us il was Nj.
Clark, and Ru>tton WHO Tor the past seven year
has suPeriutrnird ii. Manufacture and is the "IIF
Druggist whn ever from the United Sint,s to New
70 udlald f,r tint purpu.r nnd -nre MIR. Ru>ltnn'
de- ih there has been nrtic,e called RushuI On
itrolucrd, which is in no "ay connected with Rub.
ton, Clark a. Go.-ur, Hegcnan, Gin, 4. Co; and a
success liz lis depends upon its purity, To" nucl
be taken to get tbs 9, nuin". lhous'
an Is who had been taking the Oil e other makers
withou; surcrss have been restored heuth tl the
lIie Oil Of our man iipcture,
IIEGEMAN, CLARK Il CO,
mi 22dlms Chemists and Druggists, New NuIh
Sud b. Druggists generally.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-16

WINDOW SHADES, GALi ~ ~,
w NICE, &c, &c.-We have iust received h"'i
the manufactnry n very large md beautiiu ass' E'
of Shades from 81 so to $4,000 pair Also, s''a,
variety IF Gilt Window Corncr from 81 wndo" -
the finest quality imported. Gilt bunds end pas u
every variety we invite all to call and see them,
apll2diw SlMfeoN =" p"'''
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-16
A NEW TAVERN.

INll & subscriber ha. opened House Of Enrriai :.
m""t, Immediately ON the Turnpike road leuding
from L5nehbcrs To hFpnmattox county ~ mile, ON
w" former an within Two hundred yards Of Concord
pr''' Nothside railroad. Those who may favor me
WIN ihelr ronage will meet with promp .ttentio,
'W,, hlso krePfor hire horses and bu ggie.
~" 'o''t' GEO. Nj. WHITTINGTON
BLANKS FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICF.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-16

DERuVIAN GUANO.-500 bags No. l. receiving
L by boats Richmond and Liberty For snle bv
maj s3.ts Is. SACkEfT
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-16
MASONIC HALL.
Aliens Ministries and Ethiopian
OPERA TROUPE!

4 RE COMING. aud wi prrfprm at MASONIC
IA NAIL, on THURSDAY EyESINd, Arul 18Th.
1850 For particulars mall hill-. anili-in'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-16

NEW CONCERN-Tho undersigned having
associated Themselves toGrl under the style and
firm of WHITE X JoRDAN, would respectfully inform
the citizens of LynchhuIg and surrounding cuuntie.
that they have taken the Store Room doos below
the Warwick House, for the purpose of conducting the
STABLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS
b sincss anI that they now in receipt Of most
beautiful stock of Spring Goods We call the attention
of tile lade particularly pretty and well select.
ed stock # Dress Goods.
HUGH WHITE.
npilbts J, {. JORDAN.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-16

HEALTH OF OUR CoMMUSITY.-Never since
the memorable Spring of 1919 has commu-
nifty been the scene of so much sickness, dis
ease and death, as within the past week. Never
have we witnessed a more general gloom pervad-
ing the minds of our people than at present
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-16

Of Mason Preston Brown, EuPhcmia Helen Brown,
Orando Brnvn, j.. npil6 ~ lw
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-07-28

AGENTS:
E. W. Sloan. 121 Broad st. New York.
Scott & Co., Toledo.
J. S. Chenoweth 6z Co., Cincinnati,
This is ofthe Oldest bestesablisbed and most re
liable lines Transportation in the country and sole
Agents for this section, we authorised to give
through receipts for freignts to and from the East
very low rates guaranteeing against any over charges
on the route.
aug9 LEWIS & HOWARD, Agents
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-07-28
dec14
REMOVAL.

BACON co. have removed to Main street.. be-
tween Water and First to HaIlock B
Drug Store nearly opposite Branch Bank
where they will be pleased all their old and
the acquaintance of are
eve them call They would return their thanks
patronage given and hope to receive eontn1snes
Groceries. ianIs-Tv
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-07-28
CINCINNATI
RETREAT E6R THE INsaNE-
FANCY d STAPLE DRY GOODS FOR SPRING
AND SIMMER Ism

SSHANKLIN REILLY would respectfully invite the
- teDtion Of their and the public generally
large stock of Fancy and Staple Dry Goods
ceved embracing variety of styles in class
gvods which will be sold lowest prices
sstiug in part of the following; viz.
Black and col'd cloths and eassimeres;
Plain and fancy linen drills and Marselles vestngs;
Kentucky jeans. cottoDades and denims;
Fancy prints lawns. ginghams and orgsndies;
Black and fancy cold silks, berages and tessins;
French jaeonets and berage de LANES:
Muslin de LANES. de b1 gu and mourning goods;
Also full Irish linens napkins linen table
damask bleached table cloths wells. d-
ity bed spreads Marsees quilts English vnd German ho
siety gloves trimming fancy goods silk and um
bfeas and parasols floor and table oil cloths Pam
anna. Leghorn and palm leaf hats. honnets ribbons
quito MEETINGS, etc. SHANKLIN REILLY.
apps Cornar of Main L First ste.