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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-07-04

gG- All military operations in Central America had
been suspended on account Of the sickly season.
Walkers " army" suffers severely from fever and dis
EMERY, and the foreign adventures in the Costa Ri
can service fare equally hard. The climate and the
poverty Of the country the real Instructions to lis
permanent conquest and occupation by men of more
northern races.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-07-04

0c= Hts stated that the three american " Jour
nails in New Hampshire-the Concord Reporter, the
special organ of Gov. Metcaf, the Manchester Amer
ican and the Portsmouth Ballot-have all declared
for Fremont
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-07-04

INQuEsT.-An inquest was held here yesterday
morning, over the body of coored man, the proper
ty of F. J. Lord, ESQ, who came 10 his death the
night before by falling from the platform OF steam
Pile Driver, upon which it would appear that he had
gone 10 sleep, with view Of keeping cool We learn
that deceased was a very valuable hand.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-07-04

1t is understood that General Persifer Smith is 10
go to kanzas, to take command Of the United States
forces stationed in that territory for the preservation
Of the public peace The selection of Gen. Smith we
regard very excellent one. He is good officer,
and clear, cool headed man, more So, by far, than
Gen Scott, although Scott may be- ard no doubt is,
the greater military man, merely as such
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-07-04

complete restaurant on wheels, comprising
kitchen, eating rooms, &c, now to be seen daily
circulating about the streets Of Lyons, At regular
hours the establishment pulls up front of the silk
and other manufactures employing large number
OF hands, and the proprietor is rapidly making for
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-07-04
BANK OF WILMINGTON, N. C.,

JUNE IL, 1856
SUBSCRIPTIONS to the Stock of this Bank m~dc ,ur.
~ ing the present month of June, will be entitled to full
participation in the next dividend those made after this
month"; will be entitled to interest," the rate of six per
cent per annum from the time they made till the next
dividend By order of the Board
S. JEWETT, Cashier.
June H. 1S56-es 37-Iw-- 4l-1aug.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-07-04
Appointments.

The Democratic candidates for the Legislature in
New Hanover County will address their fellow-citi-
zens of the County at the following times and places
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-07-04

gz-The Committee of the New York Common
Council, who have Mr.. Fillmore in charge, have
detailed Sub Committee to keep Jacob Briggs
in check" The Alderman is spreading himself rather
too extensively.
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA T. 7-r,,
New Hanover County. an H0olA+

Petition TO Sell Real Estate,
TN PURSUANCE OF A DECREE OF THE COURT
of Equity Of said County made at the last Spring Term
in the cause Of Caharinc Henry and others, shall offer for
sale at public auction at Exchange Corner, in the Town
of land about 400 acres situated in the County
of New Hanover and described in the petition follows VIZ
begn1ng at stake the Of Long Creek, the dividing
line of snry and Groom, running with said line Is W.
$50 potes to stake the main road-N. 81 w 100 poles
to Crooms Corner, stakethence South Is 10
Stuckeys lnethence with Stuckey line to Fairs branch
thence down said branch the of Long
with the meanderngs of Long Creek up to the
good security, bearing interest from date, being required
the purchaser. c
Given under my hand, at Office this 18th day OF une o
June p, lS56---43-ts o. p. MEARES, G. Il M. Il
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{Ss-We have the ''KnicFerbCcker'' and Putnam's'
for July. They seem to be good numbers, and pleas
ant summer reading. Putnam's is at Whitaker's;
Mr.. J. II. RothweI is agent for the Knickerbocker.
Three dollals per annum; IS cents per number
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-07-04
A CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY!

THE Subscriber is DESTROYS of having an agent IN Ta
i county and town of the Union. capital OF ST.
to $40 only will be required and anything like an
energetic make from three to five dollars per u
of the Agents realizing twice that sum h NV
information will be gvenby addressing, with stang
return letter VIM. A. klNSLEe,
Box 1928 Philadelphia, Pa, Post Ou'''
June 27 1856
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-07-04

0G- Commodore Stockton accepts the nomination
for the presidency rendered him by the anti-Flmore
boilers MI Rayner has not yet spoken.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-07-04
NEGROES WANTED,

NEGROES WANTED. - ,
SsM THE SUBSCRIBER IS IN MARKET For K =
"a number of likely Negroes, MEN AND WOMh iaaS
q BOYS AND GIRLS, for which the highest cEH
-A1 prices will be paid. ,....
Those having such property to dispose Of will find II 10
their advantage to call the subscriber at Wilmington
Iune 9th 1876 - 4S-tf
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Gov. Briggs Appointments.
r,iIl address his fallnru cit

MIR. G,lmer will also speak at the above times and
places, with the exception Of Tarboro' and perhaps
Warsaw. Mr.. G. has different appointments for the
7th and 9Th.
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ronr rueels La.er from ca1lfornla.


/ Four weeks Later from California.
The Revolution an San FTancisfo SERIOUS Aspect Of
| dfairs-Martiaz Law Proclaimed = Casey and
Cara Executed Yankee Sullivan arrested ana
Committed Suicide
has arrived from Aspinwall with California dates to
the 5th inst
San Francisco.
On the 22nd of May Casey and Cora were hung
by the committee The funeral of MIR. King. the
victim OF Casey, took place the same day. Perfect
order and decorum was preserved throughout the
proceedings.
The vigilance committee had arrested several other
desperate characters, including the notorious Yankee
Sullivan, who on the 1st inst. committed suicide In
one of the cells al the committee rooms, leaving
confession in regard to the last election in San Fran
CISCO
On the Cd inst the opponents of the vigilance COM
mittee attempted to hold meeting to denounce the
committee, but it proved a total failure.
Several murders and accidents are recorded as
occurring in the interior.
The health of San Francisco was good. Business
was moderately active.
Rumors in circulation that Gov. Johnson
would call into acquisition to suppress the
revolution but uch steps had been taken These
runners created much excitement throughout the
State and word received that thousand men
were ready to march to the assistance Of the COM
mittee
Martial law had been declared in San Francisco,
and the public excitement was on the Increase
Sacramento had offered to furnish thousand men to
| assist the committee
| The committee had determined to carry out their
measures with seven hundred stand of arms, and
rumors were circulating OF contemplated attack on
the committee which doubly guarded,
| and two cannon planted before the door laden
with grape shot!
All the papers except the Herald side with the
committee.
FROM OREGON
| The Indian hosties in o. egon had been partially
suppressed at the last accounts.
difficulty occurred in Washington Territory on
| account of The attempt OF Judge Saunders to hold
his court during the existence of martial law. The
judge had been captured for safekeepng until peace
should be established.
FROM CENTRAL AMERICA.
Advces from Costa RIGA state that the army had
been disbanded. The cholera raging throug bout
the State. Baron Bulow died of cholera during the
retreat of the army from Nicaragua.
There is nothing of moment from Nicaragua.
Later from Kansas.
ST. LOUIS, June 26.-Advices from Kansas state
that VIM Gay, the agent Of the Shawnee and Wy
andott Indians had been murdered by the Indians.
II was reported that Gov. Shannon had resigned,
to take effect OH the 1st of July. 1t also rumoed
that Mr. Brown, the editor of the Herald of Feedom,
had been killed
COL Sumner is said to have had fight with q
party of Missourians, in which he lost two men, but
drove the Missourans out of the territory after killing
several.
Col S. is also reported to have refused TO allow
party of some fifty Southerners TO proceed from West
port to settle on claims at Hickory Point. 1t was
also 9ported that party ofeghty men from Chicago
had been deprived f their arms at Lexington
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-07-04
NOTICE TO FARMERS AND TURPENTTyr
MAKERS.

TTNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING PURCHASED THE
i patent right of R. P. Vanhorn's Guvator8 for the
Counties of Duplin Sampson, New Hanover Brunswick
Baden and Sampson and having manufactured them to the
satisfaction of the best farmers offers the above v
able farming implement to the citizens of the above counties
He will sell the right for any Of the above counties on IA
vorabe terms Also &c L. Woods superior Round Shave
They have been too long known to require any rocomme
daon they speak for themselves ALSO Flows and Sweeps
of the latest and most approved patterns.
The above articles deposite and for sale at the store
Of e. Prggen, of Chestnut and Water Streets VIII
mington, N. c. Please call and examine.
L. WOOD
July 9th 1856 4nsm
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NOTICE..

THE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore existing under tn.
4 name and firm MERRIAM, WOODRUFF CO.,
of Striekandsville, N. c., is this day, by mutual
SENT dissolved All persons indebted the said firm either
by note book account requested to call and settle and
cost the business is compelled to be settled All
persons having claims against the said firm of Merma&
Woodruff, requested to present them to Merrimank
Newbury, partners of the said firm of Mcrriman Woodruff
& Co., Tor payment.
The names of the firm, in liquidation is to be used:
l. A. MERRIAM,
N. P. WOODRUFF,
j. A. NEWBURY.
Strickandsville June 3, IS56.-[4l-3m.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-07-04

WONDERFUL Power OF STEAM.-Some gentlemen
on board tho steamer Diamond, the other day, were
conVerslng about the wonderful powers of steam the
great facilities it had given to travelling, &c, One
gentleman remarked that might leave New
York In the morning, and arrive the same night in
Baltimore, thus beingiin five States in one day
only i've, IS it ye say Z? said an Irishman present,
AND It's meeselt who was in nine States on Monday
last
The company were incredulous and called on
Paddy to explain how such thing could be possible,
which he did as follows
'WeH, ye see gentlemen was married in New
York last Monday morning at six o'clock and went
with my dear Bridget to Baltimore the same day, and
sure before got there, was after getting drunk as
haste SO We persave | was in the State of New
York, the State of Sobety, the State of Single Bes.
sedness, the State of New Jersey The State of Con-
nublal Felicity, CHATS what We call matrimony !
the Stateo Pennsylvania, the State of Intoxicaton
all in one day, and the whole of which was owing to
that wonderful power of stame'
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cTEvery mother should have box the
Of accidents 70 the children"
kEnDiSg's RCs-iA SALvE
IL Boon remedy thirty years standing and m.
meaded by phy.eian. Il sure aud speedy Tor
B0is C0rs, feuus Chiblain Old
Fever sor Ulcers Itch, Scld Head N-ttir Rash Bunon. e
Nipples, recommended by uurse- Whto~s sites Fr.tr. -
Bite, spider stiEEs, Frozen Limbs, salt Rhru
Cracked I., rory Nose, Warts and Flesh Wounds Vs.
uAie remedy aud which b. testified tou.af.
have used uh the eiy " Boston and vicinity Tor the thirty
year In 40 Instance sill @ sslye DO Injury,
physician prr-cTiptons II made from
IRON reeeir brought from Rus-af articles gr0vng that
couhif TIE proprietor have letters al classes Clergy.
men, PyscAh captains, sud others
Wemves anh recommend 10 others RedduF. Russia
put n large tn boxes, stamped the picture horse
and Disabled soldier, which picture engraved on t wrap
pei fk,f . Cssf~ Bk sold nt All he stores
try or may BE- ordered Of any Wholesale druggist
kEDDiNGs a Co, Pr0Jrieior-.
BENNETT BEERS FISHER Agents ; anI an Drifg 81.
fei2-6m '-'
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE
1CT0uE Err ySD.

mo Lynrhburr . - To Lexington o. nq
II To Ruchanan 100 To the Natural Bridge ~
both Richmond LynchburR Charlottesville " 81
Satisfied fair trial. that the majority Of travel the Packet
accommodated by leaving evening
old and Acr the pa leaving Richmond
Monday, Wednesday and Friday at p NJ, reach New Canton
NJ aud Scotisvl- ~ NJ and Lyuchbug A NJ
and Buchanan and Lexington p NJ Of the second day
Buchanan NJ, and Lyuchburc ~ T.
NJ Monday, "Wednesday Friday Scotisve at lU A
New r. NJ, and Richmond at \.
The Boats New with Tor the
amt buckingham {. a., sud Scoye with tie stage for Char
lottc~yile.
,Tv- See Time sud Distances IA Card below:
Lsdre HicAa,oHd MoHd,iy, Lsdrs LvpslbHrg MDHdIy.
Wednesday, anil Frid,Iy ct "Wednesday IH0 Fi,tiy, at
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LOSS OF TIE sHIP PRESIDENT.

BosroS. May 27.-The ship President, Parthchw tom
Livcrpuul Ter Boston, abandoned of .le Bank
boz having been stove in by ice, when she sunk. er
taken on 10y the British ship Colurnbiuc ON
Bristol, aud taken into Quebec.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-30
EX-GOVERNOR REEDER ARRIVED SAFE AT Gil.

CmcACo, MAY 2s.-Ex-tiov. Reeder aud Mr.. Fogg Sc.
cretrV Oi the Kansas Investigating Committee arrived
here this afternoon having through Missouri,
rowlg escaping with their lives. Governor Rrcd"r al
dressed immense crowd here tonight and attends ir
Republican Conveniou at Bloomington. tomorrow
Thence he goes Washington. lie confirms the rep
ed destruction Oi Lawrence.
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RICHMOND ANDrErEmsnU nA,LnoAu
SrS 49, SSS 9TS

49, - 49, s:s 49, 81
M and after INT. DATE the train. this Road will fol-
rs,xs NcsxoSD FoR PETERSBURG
Express, through Passenger daily, Sunday esecp
Mail through Passenger, daily, at............s p.
Accommodation aud freight train Crr weckly) via.
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays ...-....s& A. NJ.
Norfolk rrSn Mondays, Wednesdays AMI Fridays 6S A NJ
FsrgRsHURo kiCnNoSp.
Express, through Passenger daily at --.-.......s NJ
Mall (sandsy's exceptcdJ 81 " 4 VI.
Mondays, Wednesdays aud Fridays At....-.....Sk A. NJ
Richmond to Clover Ull \ passenger will he
attached to the Coal Train which leaves Richmond
daily (Sunday' eNeePtedl for Clover lll st6 oclk A. NJ
Pa grrsco coming Clover llil by this
he summit ncpot by 10 A. NJ.
Express trains will the either to take
down passengers.
The stop passengers up
put Manchester Temples Rcvs Halfway Station, Clover
II III POI wslthal functions.
will all the regular stopping plA
ces when thvrr 10 take put down.
EXPIRES sud Mall Trains Richmond connect with the
Trains Petersburg for weldon. Raleigh, Wilmington Sc
Weldon the ticket Office
RchInond.
Tile same trains from Petersburg connect Rchmond
Northern trains Washington Ramore &C Through tickets for
Washington. baltimore and PHILADELPHIA beprOcuri the tick
et uthc Petersburg
Fare for white persons ~
Coorei persons In servants -
Coory persons will permitted class except,
infant children, sick persons, absolutely
requiring their In which the fare for white persons
discount Of 10
purchased at the Office aud t. getting the where
40 tickets = sold.
Servants travelling
passes retained the Office and It
be expressly stated the that they Permitted to
the
Once r. A p K. r. Co. March. 23th 1856
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CASE Ma. BRooN..-Wc understand that n very
large meeting OF the University OF Virginia was held
Tuesday evening To take into consideration the recent
attack 1T tiIr hon. Preston = Books Charles Sumner
~ the l. ;. Senate chamber.
Several very eloquent speeches delivered all Of
which fully approved the o Mr. Brooks. and
O,uiou passed puchas. for M h. splendid cane.
The cane i t. have heavy gold head which will be- -It
ably inscribed, and also bear upon il device of the
human head badly cracked and broken-Pefersb"rgE r
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HORRIBLE CRIME

ST LOuI-, May 2sth.-The house Of Jacob Friend
miles from It Joseph fired by some unknown on
lately aud Mr.. Friend, his vile aud five children ..,e
burned. IL IL supposed they murdered beOr. the
FRI,
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UOIIN ~. GORDON IITII STREET, NEAR
- The Exchange Hotel has In store aud offers for sale
sWe,rs
American Hammered IRON
English and American rolled
English aud American bisiered Steel.
Broad Plough Iron, 10 IL inch.
Plat, Round aud Square Iron, all sizes.
Oval, half Oval aud half
AmeTcan English aud Russia Sheet Iron.
Band aud Hoop Iron.
Nail Rods American and SWe1es.
American aud Swetles llOrs- Shoe Iron.
Horse Shoes, assorted.
Tin Plate Pig and Bar Tin.
Sheet Zinc, speler aud speter sohler
shraling BraIisr's and Bar Copper.
slrit, Pig aud Bar Ieal.
Ground Wagon and Cart Boxes.
McCormck's and Palmer Mould BoardsJ
Wooden Bucket Haudcs.
Bucket liars and Rycts. tinned black.
Tin Plates, various
Hardware aud Wrapping Paper
Cottsh and Hemp Plough Lanes
Sole Leather, good and damaged.
AdamRntlne ~ TaluE Candles
EUaps, fancy
with = general Of
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SERIOUS CoLLisioS SEA-We learn from our NOriOl k
exchanges that the fnc steamship "hsysoHe STATE lrni
Savannah for New York put into the port OF Norfolk
MOuay about twelve o'clock Her bows very much
urd her having been carried away and pankin
ripped oil down to the waters edge, 10y collision With
the bsrlue Cdriier from Baltimore DO und 10 Rio janet
TO The nrilrnt occurred Monday morning last about
- minutes past o'clock. Two aud three scsm"n
the Oafquc got hoard the steamer but the tate at
the barque IL unknown, the keystone state made
last, that Notwithstanding all the pumps imi-e-
diarlv put work the had covered and a-t
gaining upon the hoor OF the fire room wien Capt lai-
die deemed il necessary Tor the safety OF the ship aud the
lives Ot t1se bOiri. head tor the land Until the
Imminent peril OF his ship became apparent Capt Har.
die laid 10y the Larquc, aud made every effort
those board The ship had ~ cabin and ecrage pa
scugers They held meeting in Norfolk Monday and
eXon-rateI the Captain aud his officer FROM all blame
The accident Is attributed tue failure of the hatc
have ''ctp light IL occurred oil the Capc- 81
Virginia about 80 niles from Norfolk
The C.HiAsT commanded 10y Capt James WHIT.
Ofthis city whose safe arrival at Baltimore after Temp.
VOYAGE from Rio Janeirn, of thirty days ar
more, noticed ia the Express Of the 2nd lust lie
has many very and dear relatives aud ficnd,
siding ia midst, who will OF he in the pain
ful SUSPENSE until they bear further irom the barqu
We that her injuries serious supposed,
and that shall hear oil the safety oi all board
-PsfersJWg Express.
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so,,,.,, h noo ,,s,, ASESG Nc, p,u,.
sud VI. furnish any book o. publication at the retail price
Zee o. pe.,as Soy persons ~ forwarding The ul.cpon prize
Graham, Isss Fa.hons &c. VIII receive he magazine
w.nso" Jaeo S' Gay 81 o ."el. ''t S on f q
n sub ng to o. o Of ~ f1.I ~ ,l, S 5 [ III
'cn traits Musk furnished to thus Who may Ei,h IT,
ties, funI .hri scai Pr,.e,. Dies Sc, sent 10 order
,nd pSieh vess q Sangs, SewspaplT mssd"s@. v~s q
hach9ey boot Illustrations loge Cerhca business Cards 81
o,-, hung' can ''nd Daueneotype sketch 81 The building
Person. distance having .sleahie articles you'd their
alvaE 70 adde's e 'ub'crbcrs ~ W you'd 80 ~ sgsnis Tor
90 South Third street, lifadciriis, ~.
sass@d TstS "' '''''''
SER ~ bushels very 'uperic, 80 Taa
TEAM SYEsrs ~ z. ,o.',,a,y supplied 80, pu,
aSi efs,hi"s afns prepared w "''' ''''''0' cool
ma LAIDIgY gomysos:
No., StT uALIFAN "EHnISgs, 10 han bar.
- uokING CoATs.-A ~. sod t,'hlon'slc eoatJa.,gn
KIN, BALDWIN co.
81 " ~ Sa,I aF 60 @"'"'' "rr"'o" Ar
2l Hhds good 70 choice Porto Rico Agar spdr
mars LEWIS n. wTBB CO.
DEAs.-gDi Rp,hs. Stool Pess,
ma23 tEwIsE wrRa 4 90
GOttGE StGAR,-es barrels coace sugar, n store for
ma23-lv DUNLOP. MoSCURE co
GttGAH AND UOIASsES.-
/ - 80 lihds fair choice quality
3 go Barrels prime Molasses In store III ssieb BY
ms2l DUNLOP, MONCURF 4 co
upICE,"uOU NTAIN DEW WHISKY. "Jset
~ sons Csudi James River Hydisulc Cernen Peruvian
ann n D. Rum for saie BY
ma2' DAVENPORT ALLYN co
EnOtN D PLASTEH.-950 uerees Ia5ec Plaster frs.h
- ground aud very superior quality, Tor sale BY
y n. sKISKER CO,
maH No ~ Gary strert
.
w now landing, aud for sale BY ssLDgs 4 MILLER,
maif Cornu Psah aud Cary streets.
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IAH. SANFORD'SI NVIGOIE AGOH-Isreconmend.
- ~ 10 the public, relying upon excellence
FOR al Bilious Attacks he truly aud safely relied
beinR fully capable u removing the Tor which
mrne auh Tor giving tone aud vgor the general system
it qualities have bn fully tested the
prieior Through The urgent solicitations many have
and b,r benefited y H. the proprietor has been Induced place
before IN puhc Po all bilious arrangements sck Headache,
Chronic WthWa, Haun Cp-vsn-ss, Bilious Collie,
Pain W. the stomach aud Debility Female
A..
For sale by Druggists generally aud by PURCELL LADD co
No ~ o. Main aud it Agents,
Duya NJ i5s Main T. II white street
BY Sanford Co, ~ v. El-iy
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VALENTINE * son
Nh no" "p'ned ner entirr si"c1 Of Spring
DRY GOODS.
:" which they nvt, The early purchasers THAR Good.
wr purchased or h, early -ason when try rad
New York. '''''" '
h'io~ ruumerAr porilon of our purchase, viz:
hfilisut-, tiHLtI, Jacanr's. Ogahdirs Law
Hsrg,s, Tissue, Clals~, P,rsaus o. Clsuh,rry
f''"ch, English, swis- and American CIV Cham,
fIFii' r'""h aud American Prints, all prices
Ja.id foua'i and nihrr summer Snks
firlVus extra black Slks and ne'd do
bl'ck Apacas, MohaT aud Canton cloth
fSmotAtrt l"ih Patent Arr,ntnc Brrr
Crsr- D'ksI"gur aud Spring DeIainr-
Wtnts Sum',cr Cashmere, TRAP d'ftrs and To, skin.
Mrllns'"u Cord, fHTu'r Satin sud Grape Caini,t.
liaiu aud hg'd SIN, Marsrll-s la .t Nesting,
Cas'merrt. M,riuo Cassm6r,s, 40 trt loy,' wr.r
sSote'' German aud French Linens snh Drihnrs
birHctsd -nd brown Dan,s,k- y Table Cloths
Linen lluck and Dsmssk T"W and Napkins
Scotch aud Russia Diaper and MAY. Linens
Linen She tiugs ShHungN and Pillow Linen
TIE acl~'i AID brown hgd aud striped Linen DIR
Brown and bcacl,d shrtinEs aud Slr-tngs
Cotousirs hrnims. Cotton buck andG sn,hroon.
Whit Samnrcs Jaeons,, tspe aud Swiss checked nuna
NAin-''ck Muslin, bishop Lawn and nlrd Eye piap,r
SAIi,,e and swis, bands, tlouneings sud Trmnngs
ktnb Muslin, Cambria and Eugenc strV-s and Coliar.
Linen, Cambria. breakfast and Mourning Collar.
Hrni'd and rmbN Cambria aud Lawn HdLf.
Gents hand wrought aud cooel bordertd Cambria Hdki.
tdisNsh Ilre"d Lace siNle Tissue Wells
Nslencicnnrs aud Maltese ISc, Sleeves aud Collar,
SIX Manihlas ls,qurs aud Spring shAwI-
Gents summer stocks, Ties, Crsvats Collar,
LSlirs', Gents and Children hosiery nd GIoYr.
SIN and Bingham unbrtlla. and Para-ols
MohSiT patent aud hooped skirts and Grass Cloth
Bonnet, sash and Cap Ribbons STYLES
MeNander- KID Gloves, fresh aud all and colors
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