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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-02

UMPORTATION.-LX SPORT
Il ING WARE-HOUS E--whcre will be found the largest
Illuminated Steel ne Double Single Guns
Rifles; Deans English Self Cooking Five shooter Colts Al
lens and Thurbers Reviewers and Single Pistols Powder
Flasks Shot Belts and Pouches; Game Bags Cleaning Rods
Nipple Wrenchcs; Ecys Cocks and e. d. Cans
Gun Wnds and Wire Cartridges, all sizes; Curtis Harvey
Diamond Powder and American Powder all kinds Compress
ed bullets Buck and Small Shot, Liquor flasks Rogers
Pocket Cutlery Bowie Knives, Razorsi fine
Port Monies; Gold Silver Ivory and Crooked Sword and
Plain Canes and every thing In line 90 suit Gun makers
We have lot of premium Rifles hand Repairing done
with despatch, and warranted, by
WM H. & q. FISHER, opposite the
lNts Nnrvell House INnchhnrr n
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-02

4 tREAT psEsEsS sAAsi 81 tsc"dy Eade
NJ tLDfHlAG.-lhes stuck Of JACOR NEWMAN form
crN Apple a Newman is being closed out greatly
durd prices lie viii not stock from 10
year and In urder his shelves for his stock
Ia has put tie price selow that SUporno Clothing Is d
within the reach al all aud hundreds ofour citizens aud the
"t hr surrounding counties Supply Ing Gestl princes
uUch owcr than they have formerly paid for very iurin
goods lmtehd closing cut tile splendid stock Of Appel
Newman possible, and hefctote intend offering
great bargains Eymy person of really good cheap
fashionable clothing should not fail 10 visit the of
JACOB NEWMAN,
Corner of Main aud Market SITS, Lynchburg va,
Ian
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-02

~ GW SoNtERN.-Thc umdcr~igurh hnve this
"a day eucred into partnership for the purpose
ing on the PAINTING BUSINESS. the style firm
Of WM X x gEo G. JOHNSON, and hope 10 receive
Nhora share of patronage
They prepared to do all kinds of HOUSE PAINTING
q finest TO the style. Their facilities
kind of work unsurpassed
la addition 10 anse Painting they prepared to do
PAINTING, ginning, BRoN2fNG STAINING and GLASS. also
whitening aud ornanontlng side walls and ceilings the
ShnrtCst notice.
shop, Tor the present, opposite the Norvell House
WIN r, JDiSs0S.
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just received supply of these Cases, altogether
ront In sapeand appearance but possessing all the unry
cd adj antaRes of the old style.
The iareashg popularity of these Cases evidenced lY
their almost universal adoption both thNNorth aud Sae
Is the best reeommendatono their many admirable properties
Mahogany Walnut and Poplar Collins kept constantly ON
hand, OF every size
urias attended with promptness and despatch, and pos.
Aplo attention pnd, Charges materially reduced.
oc 21ts-Rep copy A. WINSTON
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congratulated by permission from lady of this city
RICHMOND, November "A, ls5l
Mssrs DDue Co,GeItlomon 81 used portion of a
tie of Turf oil which you very kindly presented with
and take pleasure that found eeetual
ing eruut of the skin, which had
upon far several by scians without receiving the
least benefit also recommended friend of mine no
for years had been annoyed with similar eruption
skin aud he Informed days since the use
of enc bottle he had been entirely cured
Respectfully T.. NJ LEFTWICH
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-02

IA cep your Feet wnrn..-Just received by Express
u n fresh LOT of Over Gaers-a great protection %
auclcs and feet fel-tsl WIN. l.. PAGE
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MEDICINES.


u EVERY DESCRIPTION ON MAN OR BEAST.
WARRANTED TO CURE, AND NO DANGER PROM EXPOSURE TO
COLD. Price 30 cents per bottle
Esed according e II CoHRrcss IA The Clerks oGo n N,
Drie 6oHtf tg, 4e Eastern Dst n Ttrgjaia, by DOPE
d co, RctHgaHd, Ia 80
kIAD IiI FOLLOWING,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-02
CLOTHING, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, &C.

HATS! HATS! lATs...--s FIRING fAs
u FASHlONSFOR lso6-S1lfXER W III introduce E,SH
the Spring style Dress Hat the first Saturday March, an
for the Inspection of his aud the public generally
which VIII be found to Hat In this market bes
STYLE quality and finish Also, lot of beautiful style
soft Hats for young Gents All thosc desiring line
to eclipse any thing in this market Will please call the sign
of the BLUE HAT
All kinds of Hats madc order with and dispatch
Customers Hats dressed usual
II MM S1ITZEE
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benjamin T. Sackttt monies paid for him
security Of sales commission made by
Sace requested and hereby notified to file
the with All persons indebted TO said Saokett any
way requested immediate payment us and no
Use all his debts of kind having been
f. fqdfs J. n GORDON Trustee.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-02

RsaEDYeDNE ss0IsNs.-GRANYnIE JORDAN
n having purchased interest the Piedmont Works
IynchbYl The business will hereafter he conducted
the under the stvlc of JORDAN y CIRIE They
Will he thau to the former patrons of the establishment
thoir patronage the public
therrtvors They pledge themselves all
theirli with fidelity, uea;ncss and dispatch.
GRANVILLE JORDAN,
SEPTENBEB -G.h ieJ.. GEO q. CURLE
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.tsOOUs.-~hbffs, TOTtUfN
Nu Drawers, all szoa Of superior and make also I'm
d rshirts, Stocks Neck Ties Handkerchief Gloves &r
cheap forcash. dec sts VIM. l.. PAGE
A CAxD.--la0v ing sold my interest ia the Dn-
IN gucrrean Gallery, In this place to Mr. JAMES KEAGN,
would respectfully recommend him the favorable
of the public tl Artist and gentleman whom they
may rely. Come then and Of his innahlo AM
BRoTYPES, which only he procured of him this
In taking my leave. would for liberal pat
ronage and kind attention generous public
ring areslence of over eight years. T. H. GIBBS.
oc l2ts-Rcp copy.
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.34--a-<s5 leave inform the public that he continues
his UPHOLSTERY BUSINESS andis pre-
pared all orders III hi line OF business with
noss and Dispatch such Ts PAPER HANGING aud uPHOL-
81 FRY, lounges, Sof,s rttea Trtcs. Basy Chairs &e
g N1NDOW and BED CURTAINS made Hung;
Rooms hcay prepared. Mattresses made over anything
tane in Tie ,lIolstcry line
3 All orders Thankfully received and promptly attended
- o8isooo Church street between Washington Hotel
aud Masonic Hail WM LOOSE.
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Ar0rs Eve beg leave to remind customers that,
= year ago, announced to them that accounts
would be- due annually the LIST of January and
July of accordance with this arrangement
eNsti le waited Oh in few days
nc CHRISTIAN
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IL OFFERED An VERY LOW PRICES. BY WIN. II.
DUNBAR 81 CFSTRE srIEEf htw YoHH. or sTAIits)
Of Eag. BeiaH
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Washington Items.

The discussion of the affairs of Kansas
the contested election case between Wmrr.
FIELD and lsEEDmn, &c, both claiming to
be delegates from that Territory, is fairly
under way. The Black Republicans arc
talking loudly and ins,lently upon the
right OF lsEEDEn to scat over WrrrrrErp
They seem to think that he REEDEn) is
entitled to seat, not because he was elect
cd in pursuance of any law of the Terri.
tory, or i'll fact that he was elected ut all
either legally or illegally, but because, as
they allcge, WHITFIELD was not legally
elected.
This is their logic-because WHITFIELD
was not duly elected, that therefore REEDER,
who was not elected at all, is entitled to Il
seat over him for the reason that he has the
lmpudcnce to claim it, and they the inso-
lencc to advocate his pornpous prcten
sions.
Hon. Mr.. BoYcE and Hon. A. p. But
LER, from this State, have taken pa,t in this
discussion. We have, received and read
with pleasure the speeches of both these
gentlemen. Our space will not permit us
to publish them. They strike boldly the
points at issue, and argue them upon legal
grounds; but neither logic, truth or elo-
qnrnre will carry conviction to the frcnzicd
Abolition fanatics.
The Secretary Of the Navy has commu-
nicatcd to the Senate the instructions givcn
to naval officers in reference to the right of
search. 1t has always been the American
doctrine that this is exclusively bclligcrcnt
right, and never to be tolerated by friendly
powers.
The Bill appropriating *3,ooo,ooo for
improving our military dctcnccs, will prob
ably pass the Senate.
Sen't"r DorGLAss has reported Bill
authorizing the people of Kansas to form =
State Government when they have the re-
4uIsitc population.
Twenty thousand copies Of the reports
of the majority and minority on the Com
mttee OF Elections, had been ordered to be
printed.
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Kansas.

We invite attention to the proposition OF
Capt. JESSE DEl'nuuI, and also n conn,,-
nca,Ion from Col. J. i. MARsiIALL, to he
found in another column. This subject is
just now brgnnin. to attract that attention
which should have been given it twelve
months ago. We have had gas enough
it is no" time to act and what is to be
done, should be done quickly.
Mr.. NOBLE, Chairman of the Committee,
informs us that he is rcccivin" applications
from young men in various parts of the
District, cxp:' sing their willingness to 90
to Kansas. And the probability is, that in
ashort time we shall have a corps Of twenty
five or thirty men enrolled who will go at
once, if the means Of transportation shall
be provided by the citizens Of the District.
If the District should fail to furnish the
men and means for separate company,
those who are willing to risk their fortunes
in Kansas, can join the company of Capt.
BELL, Of Elyrtield, or Capt. DEBnUnL. OF
Columbia, and the funds that may he sub
scribcd can he paid over to the treasurer or
trustee of either Of these companies.
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MIR. Calhoun's Letter

We copy elsewhere, from the True Caro-
Hn'on, letter from the President of the
Savannah Valley Rail Road, which we COM
mend to the attention of our readers. 1t
is Il manly and dignificd rcLukc of the re-
cent disorganizing movements of some of
the stockholders. We have learned that
/; the withdrawal of stock has not been con
! fined to the Anderson people, but the co,,-
tagion has spread through Elgefeld, and
,, even in AbbcviIle; though in Abbeville, we
apprchend the amount withdrawn is quite
small. The stockholders may have reasons
| satisfactory to themselves for this bolt;no
upon their part; but we must confess that
we cannot understand how those who arc
real friends of the enterprise, could be in.
duccd to such course. If they wisl, the
Road to be built, they will find, when toe
late, that they have been stumbling blocks
to its success. 1t makes no difference what
may be the intentions and motives of those
withdrawing-their course will throw OBJ
staclcs in the way which the Company may
never be able to overcome. 1t will hav.
the effect of causing Augusta to withhold
her subscription, without which the Roae
will be dead failure.
We should have reason and moderation
in all undertakings of this kind. If every
private interest were to be consulted, ant
every fapcied whim to be gratified in the
construction Of Rail Roads, this, as we'll a,
every similar enterprise, would be an utte
failure.
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Biasphemy.

The following call, from GARRrsox's
Liderutor, for Il Convention to bc held in
New York, made by the ini'lc abolition
believers OF the GARRISON school, exhibits
a true portrait of ellis Satanic Maicsty."
as reflected from the brain of his lclu,lcL
victlms-thc Northern dcvotccs Of free
loveism, trc' niggcrism, and other dcbasing
doctrines, too insulting to reason, too re-
yolting TO the spirit of Christianity, to he
contemplated by IN Intelligent and civilized
community.
Yes, i'll their opinion the Bible sanctions
slavery, tolcratcs the marriage state, incuI
Gates the practice of virtues which restrain
their wild, nh!man and liccntious notions ::
therefore the nible is untrue, anu must bc
set at naught.
Could ever logic be more at fault =
Truly may we say, that there is no limit
beyond which blind and reckless Enaticism
will not push its foul and bIaspIemo,,s de-
signs. Truly, the devil rcigns supreme,
Whenever the evil passions and liccntious-
hess of man are made to suppiant the
teachings of the Bible and become the
standard Of moral rcci,ule:
WortPs Billie Cmpention.-We the
undersigned, 'lesrous Of promoting the inn
provem"nt Of our race, and believing that
the doctrine Of the divine authority of the
Bible is one of tho greatest hindranccs of
its hnprovemcnt-and believing further,
that this doctrine has no foundation in
truth, and that fair and thorough invcsti.
Cation would lead TO It's speedy and general
abandonment, invite all, in whatever part
Of the world they may dwell, who feel an
Interest IN this matter, to meet MS in New
York, in May next, and to adopt such
measures as may he calculated to spread
through the world what may appear to
bc the truth on this important subject
"TEc alleged evidence of the divine au-
thor!ty Of the Bible, as far us practicable.
will be examined in the order in which
they are presented in the works most ap-
proved by the leading religious dcnomin;.-
tons, and most frequently referred to us
authorities hy advocates OF the common
faith. Such arrangements will be made
with regard to speakers as may appear hest
calculated to secure n correct exposition
and thorough discussion of every branch
of the subject.
10 secure the order and efficiency of the
convention, it is required that all who con-
template taking an active part in the dis
c.,ssion will please apply to the Committee
OF Arrangements, accompanying their ap-
plication with suitable references as to
character and talents, and, in case they arc
delegated by churches or by liberal asso-
citations, with certificates of their delegation
The discussions will take up the forenoons
and afternoons. The evenings will be given
TO lectures and address.
"JOS. BARKER, Salem, Ohio.
ERNESTINE L. ROSE, New York.
AUG. THEO. STAMM, {"
HORACE SEAVER, Boston.
j. p. MENDUM,
]. M. BECKETT, i"
REUBEN WEBB, Philadelphia"
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Shyriifs Sale.

d H9I virtue oi sundry Wrt> Of Fi.ra Facias
-HD I" n" directed, will sell ut Abb-vil.
Court House, on The first Monday aud Tuesday
in April next, with" the legal hours Of sale,
the following property, to vii:
Ii5 Acics of l.n,I, more ar less bounded nv
Jm'. W. Bigby, " ilnw Webster anil others. ns
the property Of Henson Poscy, uds. Charles
Murphy and others.
6'i Acres, n."re or less. bounded by Elias
Banks =. 4. Edniunts and others. ~ the prop
crty Of ii. w. Barutt, ads. Yancy Freeman
an,l others
2'U Acres. more less, bounded by Josinh
Patterson, Geo. Patterson and others. as tho
property Of Sam'l W,dcmam, ads. a. Harmon
aud Others.
45u Acres, more less, bounded by VIM.
Harris, DIR. Jn. Prcssy and others, us the ptop-
ertv Of Jmo. Ruli, ads. j. H. Midcman, Assignee.
and others
6UO Acres, more or less, bounded by ~. Sham
). Z. Waters and Others the property Of the
Estate Of Reuben Robertson, dec,i ads X. Y
Jones and othrrS.
2i5 Acres, more or less, bounded by w. T.
Maultiin, Is. ID. Kay and others, as the property
, Of Jno. G.. Spcer, ads. }. N. Whitncr and uthers
$50 Acres, more or less. bounded bv WIN.
White, R"ht Simpson and Others as the property
OF y, Mauisli,', ads. J. c. Dannc,Iy d Co., and
others.
| House and Lot nt Hodges Depot, contain
ing one Acre. more or less, bounded by G.. w.
Hodges, James Andc son and oihrrs, ns The prom
| e,ty Of Aaron Pitts, ads. Roberts Il Adams aud
others.
TERMS CASH.
L TR. COCHRAN, s. A.D.
Shcritf's Office. Mnr. 10, le56. 44-,sd
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Obituarp.

DIED. in this District. on Wednesday the
9Th nl, Mrs. E,:',urIm Brooks, cons"rt of j.
Wesley Brooks, IN t.;c 37th year Of her age.
IL does indeed Seem true that Death loves a
shining mark The subject of this notice was
one "f those who's" worth and usef,l!ncsS-whosr
"n''"rm aniahiI'iy and sweetness Of disposition
-wh'%c nnobtrIsvc ana unaffected pi,ty en-.
cleared her TO every heart. She had hcrn n
hh''nhcr OF the Presbyterian Churcl, for sixteen
years, and durir, that tr,c she illus rated and
enforced the tru,i.> of III" religion she proGrs...
ny a "G"diy walk uul conversations" It is
hardly necessary to add, that at the clos. of
sue" " hic' There was II prncciul death and the
nope o' ii glorious i,nul"rtality. During her
i'hg and painful Illness she frequently rcprat ed,
the following lines, which doubtless Indicate the
com!"rImg hopes which sustained and strength.
encI her soul iur the last conflict:
There is IL land of pure delight
w here saints immorin nl reign;
Infinite day excludes the night
And pleasures Danish pam"
She has left behind Il b"rrnvcd husband, a
Widowed and heart. stricken mother, and IL large
circle of mourning friends.
Green be the turf above thee,
Friend of my better days
None knew thee hut To love. thee.
None named thee but to praise"
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ES- But few ladies, us they twirl their
fans, or run their fingers over the keys OF
the piano, are aware Of the manner in
which ivory is procured, the quantities of it
which are annually sold, and the number
of noble animals Which are yearly slain for
the purpose Of supplying the constantly in
increasing demand. Mr.. Dalton, a ccIelra-
ted Sheffield manufacturer, estimates that
the annual consumption Of ivory in the
town of Sheffield alone is about $50 tons,
equal IN value to 100000, and requiring
the labor of 500 persons to work it up for
trade. The number Of tusks to make up
this amount of ivory is $4,000; and ac.
coning to this the number Of elephants
slaughtered every year for the supply OF
the Sheffield market is 22,5OO. But. sun.
posing some tusks to be cast, and some an.
imals to have died natural death, it NAV
fairly be estimated that $4,000 arc killed
for that purpose.
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Commercial.
AnEEvILLE, G H., March 10, 1886.

AnTEvILLE, G H., March 10, 1856.
CofiOn.-Owing to n duilnrss IN the cotton
market, there has not bccn more than 2CU bales
offered during current week. the most Of which
was taken up ut extremes s 0p 9tc., aud Il fancy
lot would have moved u little our latter figure
Buyers to-day arc anxious, and will pay "
n fair article.
C"LrMnIA. March II, 1856.
Cmfon-Our market has been almost nt y;
stand to-day. thcr. brn,. little or no cotton oil;r.
ing. We, however, still give our fo,ner QUOTA
tohs, viz G9 " crnts.--Cdrolimn ITmcs
CHARLESTON, March II, 1856.
Cofon.-Salcs to-day of I,4GU bales of cotton.
at unchanged ratcs.-D.
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A New Paper.

We have received the second number OF
the Kissing ,S"n, published at Ncwherry G.
H.. by CRossoN & SLIDER, at So per an,
mum. 1t is aspicy sheet, neatly printed
and gives promise to be shining orl
among the luminarics of Ncwspapcrdom
Surely, while we have Sans, Stars and
Mirrors, the people shall not gropc in dark
ness. And what is more, we have at Edge
field the Light itsclf-;,nd besides, il :,
Southern Light.
We also record the fact that Ncwbcrry
can boast 7ri Weekly Mirror. 1t is
published at So per annum. We hope it
may be profitable to the Proprietors but
our experience is that Tri- -Wceklics in a
country village will not pay.
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In a Ouondary.

We notice the KnowNothing Journals
South, arc pnt to the extremity of their
wits to know what course they should pur-
sue in reference to the nominees OF the Con
vcntion for President, &c. Some journals
have found the dose too strong to be swal-
lowed, while others have gupcd down the
platform and nominees. They have drank
to the drcgs, and mourncd because there
was no moro to drink. Listen how one of
the ablcst and leading Know-Nolhng or
gans of Georgia, talks upon this subject
we quote from the Georgia Citizen, the head
and front Of the party in that State:
We have no words to express our NOR
titiration at the result of the nomination
for Vice President. Mr.. Fillmore will do
for President, though he is not our choice,
but rs for Donclsor,, how it came to pass
hat such a third rate man, with no prctcn
s"ns to craftsmanship, should have received
the nomination, SURPRISES our comprchen-
sion. We presume, however, that the au
thority of the Convention will lm disrc
gardcd by the great body OF the American
party.
Say nothing Of the reputation Of the
18th Section of the Platform of 1865, the
nomination Of such Il man as Dnnclson will
be the nclIc milestone that will drag the
nominee for President and the party down
to prrlition.
"Tllcrc can be no enthusiasm manuG,c-
turrd tor such a ticket on sucl, Il platform
as the National Council have submitted for
the one established last year."
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London Quarterly Review.

We have SO often commended tho char
acter and ability of BIuckwood and the four
European Reviews, re.published by LEON.
ARD Scorr & Co., New York, that we must
content ourselves at present with the table
of contents Of the London Quarterly for
January, 1856:
Table Palk; Reformatory Schools {; Me-
nandcr; HENRY FIELDING Neology of the
Cloister Landscape Gardening; The Zoo
logical Gardens The Results and Prospects
Of the War. -'
For particulars in, reference to these
works, see prospectus in another column,
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NEW SPRING GOODS!
AT Very Low Prices for Cash,
WILLIAM SHEAR

& AS JUST received from New York, by
Steamers part of his Spring Supplies,
embracing beautiful assortment Of new mud
desirable articles. among which arr.
Ladies' Spring and summer SILKS, of bcau
tiful 81, les;
ticl, Printed BAREGES of new and ecpant
ST Iirs; sN"'
French Printed OIGANDlEs and JAco.
NETS;
French and English BIILLIANTEs. Of b.av-
tilul CiiiuiZ styles;
Snprri"r Fancy and Mourning GIN(;IIAMS.
English and American PRINTS, Of bcnut;fui
styles; ''''0'
Superior Plain Black SILKS, at low iccs-
superior Pl,in, Col"rcd and Black L AR tI;ES.
to'"rc'i Donna Maria Tl>sC I;S and BAR.
EGE>. t,r Ladies' Wells;
Black GRAPE MARErZ, "A beautiful ,rt;c,.
for '.nd"s' Mourning DRESSES;
Ladies' M"urnimg Wells, Of beautiful s,yles
i'npns S"mm"r 30 HBAZlA r.. Il beautiful
article. for Ladies' M"urni, z Dresses
L"hc>' Emit r"i,icrr Muslin COLLd RS and
CNDEKSLEEEES, III Sc,ts;
Ladies' Feb Embroidered Muslin B.1SOUES.
of elegant styles;
Swiss and Jar"nc, Worked BiNDS:
iac"nrt and Swiss Muslin EDf;/N(,S ,nd
INSER7INGS. and Linen EDGLyGSnnL Nv.
SEH7INGS:
Falcncirnncs and Engi>l, Thread LdCES.
c:';mi''eie "'s"rtIi'cn Of -iirxamdcr's Kid
, GLOVES;
am SWISS, Null, Nalns,IOk and Jaconst
! .NUSLiNS;
Plaid Nninsook .NLSLLvS, beautiful arti-
Gle for Indies dresses;
Checked CA.NEhiC and SWISS NUSLLNS.
of braut,fui ST, les;
Hair Cord DI.HI71k;S aud Lappct SKIRT,
NO;
Ladies' Marseil:c<, Corded and Embroidered
ShiH1:S;
NlnrscIlIcs Q{IL2S. at low prices:
Black iL|iC-lS, OF superior quality;
Superior II Hamilton and Ailen,Ial. Bleach.
ed SIiEET1NGS;
irntcd la WIS. of beautiful styles, warra..-
. ted FAST c,'nr$. at very low prices
Latl:cs l},ark. White and Co.oci Silk md
Mourning III N1ILLAS:
with variety ol lie, scasnnaIIc articles, 10
which the attention "f the pui'lIc respectfully
invited. Planters and country merchants. who
wish to l'uy for Cash, are requested to Gull aud
examine the assortment.
Augusta, March ly. 1856. 4e-tf