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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-01-24

0KObbS b<sse
MI. OLps, Esq.. Register Of the Mime
spolis Land District, In reply 10 circular ID
sued from this Office On The 2cth November last,
he's Furnished the following full and interesting
statement Of the business transacted In his oAice
and such other information concerning bis Dis
trict as his position enabled him TO obtain
The information given BY Mr. OLDs ID Of public
value. and i0s his courtzy In the premises he
will please accept our thanks. We hope soon
To hear from Register Of the remaining Land
Districts of the Territory:
LAND OvyIcI AT MrSsxAroLis,
Januasy 18th, 1855. I
T. ne Editors Of the Y,sssss ssd psseersi
much regret that sickness In my family ha'
prevented mo from giving IN earlier answer 70
yoms Of tbs 2sth November last Hoping
tAat It may sill 30 Of interest TO you, ] have
compiled the following statement In reply to the
inquiries contained therein
T'here we're sold 1t the reccnt public saie d
lands in this District, 27.93s aioo acres; TN
receipts therefor. amounting to S47,0os zGk
l5Al9 65,l00 acres were sold 1t On advsncs
90 thu minimum price tho receipts fr which
amounted TO ssi 1853 making an average d
% 90 per acre. II 70l00 acres Of this sold
Tor e5 per acre co 7o-i0O for s5 so per acre
10 acres fr % per screj 10 S0l00 acres io'
go Per acre; and 2 2sI00 acres for s22 pr
acre.
There has been entered with cash ut this Of
fee, sincc Il was opened on the 9th day Of Octo
her, 1854, 150,O7i s4.l00 acres the receipts
fr which amounted TO siy9,77O %. To this
should bc added 1890 acres covered with Mill
tary land Warrants making the whole nun
Der II acres entered Ut this Office since its estsb
lishmcnt, i6O,s3i s4-l0O. OF this, ia7,o5t
79.l00 acres were entered during the year 1855
tho aggregate receipts Of the @me year amount
Ing To sis3.s77 III.
The following table will show the number q
acres entered with cash, and the receipts IA
a ~ =, - u =. - II '''N''''
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CUPERIOR, DOUGLASS COUNTY WISDOM
SIN This place Ia situated the bay Of Superior
and Le Hand river, The head Of Lake Supertos and
po..s.ses better ate .na xrss.s. an' ~
north-wsss, and 10 ssussd In prospective imssssses
BY Chicago only.
The propristors have clear, undspu,ed, sui unin
eumbsfsd iis 10 the iand upsa Which surssion isd
for the same.
Superior was laid gu. during the past season. and al
ready contains several hundred nhsbsasts, iarxs ho
tel, q number OF stores, . eommodious Pier, with air
houses and In al, respects the most douriAhing new
town in the west. The county seat, U. .. Lad OF
Ace and Post Once iocated here, where the htsss
sippi and Lake superior U. H. Military noad, now In
course Of construction, connecting with 81. Paul. ter
ed railroads the head Of Lake superior. TIE $500
canal will be open by June, aer which time Jour lines
of lake steamers will run to superfof-on RON Chi
cage, two from Cleveland, and one from Bu6alo nv
vessels having been bait expressly for Ibis trade.
Two steam saw mills and printing press are now ~
the way to Superior, and will be promptly sst TO work
One-half Of the lots have been Appropriated BY the
propetos be sold by the undersigned TO sciusi set
Tiers easy terms and to provide fund for extensive
public improvements. Liberal appropriations have
been made for public purposesPsrks churches, rail-
roads, &C., sc.
rr Ia order to correct the misspprehension arising
IRON SIMILARITY Of Names b proper 10 ss,e that su
" exists, h another and different place, and In oil
f1rcnt township from Superior.
- nspY or sdfsfioY are ysrot y '7yos csys; s1s'
veyor, and VIM. II. Newton, agent snd attorney TOT
pIoprrtors an may be seen In the principal hotels 81
y Paul, 0sleaa, chcsso, Detroit Cleveland, Tolsd'
Buffalo and other cities.
All persons who wish to purchase obtain nfor
nation, can apply to VIM. II. Newton superior Doug
las county, Wisconsin.
Agent q Attorney for Propretors OF Superior
May 3, 1855.
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The Hon. Truman Smith. late United States
Senator from Connecticut has opcned an otho'
FOR the PRACTICE Of law. in Wall Street. New
York.
Thcr ar 2.soo places whOw liquor is sold in
New orscaas
The New York Times states tina, the uumhy
Of hecf catte received in that city during
the past wear, was l5?0oo valued At l?,ooO
600 dollars,
Why 10 mans brewery like the well Of the
fsrAelitcs'
Because Hebrews drink there
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The Know Nothinys u Buffalo have elected
Hon. X. Y. HAvxs, Wing. delegate to the
Know Nothing National Convention, and j.
c. DAMN. Hunker Democrat, and Il. II. Aryrry,
Ervsscu Democrat, Alternaies
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prmSo tho year ending Dec. Isl, 1855, their
were roceivod at Detroit. by the Michigan Cen.
trail RAilrvad, 1924 cattle. 90 horses, $500?
hogs, and 1856 shsp Nearly all were dcstip-
al nr thu Boston AMI New York markets.
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NoTICE of THE LOCATION OF THE

~ tuo land sSces AID the Ocr IL saryey.s General
ia kANs.lS eni NEBRASKA rsrr;orse-
" toosn nat IN Puuasne. ef the 18th .setisa
~ ns@ set Approved 81 q July, isss ersatins ss~
AAi oSoes r the Territories n Kansas AMI Nebraska
snd 81 tee ist -eetiea Of the esbshiHs the
eaes II -arvevm GensrA of sad rerritess- the once
Tor tas "Omahs District" has heen located al omaha
Qiy. ire seat OF government OF Nehrasaa rer,lory
and thr ece fes he ~f.wnee Dktr~t and Il The sur
'sef eeaers ii LeenmPtca the Of sovernnsat q
hsnsss Territory
stv,n under by A,sd this sstA lay Of Ssvsss-r, A
D. issS.
BY order 81 ths President
raos. A. HENDRICKS,
Comniss Of the csn>rsl L .s4 OH8es
pscsrNrr i-th. i.iS --sv
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nELANO 7. SMITH, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
~ Notary Public and nE,rTa ~ Rat EsIln Once
next door TO L, :. Land Once, MINNEApiis, Mime
/ sofa.
viii pay particular attention 10 Collecting Debts Con
veyancins Leaning and Investing Money, and General
Land and Pre- cmption Agency business.
December ~ 1855 WY
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REAL ESTATE.

CMITH Il TOWNE. DEALERS IN REAL ~
- TATE, Red Wing kip. Ter. once opposite The T.
=. Lsat 0firs.
Cossrnmeat lsnds selected, Land wAnssts located
nts made 90 the beat adssntage, and money
loaned Of real estats ssearity.
All Kinds 81 Surveying Mapping and Plotting Gone "a
order by prnetiesl Surveyor. Persons Wishing COP
iss u Te~sshjp hAps Of the surveyed lands can "
"a rni.hee at reasonable prices
RElEkkNCEs.
Hon III GOV Alexander Ramsey, 81. Paul
Hon " H. WEIGH, CHR. Justice Of Mn. Ter.
v. ". Phelps, Esq, Register Of the Z = land ome'
Red Wing.
g. C. Graham ESQ, Receiver Land onee, ked Wing
Rev j. ". HAaccek, Register 81 Deeds, Red Wing,
sAnborn Il french, Attorneys 1T Law, ~. Paul
Hon lame. [. Parker ~ Barclay street, y. y. CITY
Dwolf, MaelAy 4 oa,mby, Real Estate and Stock Bro
ksrs, Chicago, Ill
Hon. y Abbot, Mayor Of NAoehester, n. II.
james Pierce Esd, Hsdsoa, N. Il.
Up. james Co, 20 Wall street New lork
Hon H. " Rice Delegate 70 Congress, 81 Paul
A Gilman Esq. Lo~eh, Mass
or SMITH. tAsg 2ily) ~ ro~ss
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TAKEN Up BY THE SUBSCRIBER, ABOUT
l. two mosths ago, two year ola HEiTER Lsht
red, whits mans On the hasks. The owner Of said
essrsy, u vv2sirvs TO esi % the auderstensd psy
ehsrs~s and tnke her away. otherwi-e sAsn be sad
scenrdins 10 Law. PETER QUINN,
OAK Grove, miles sbov, Fort sneifiug
January l., 1850 vN
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PrrssvRo. Paws, BisouAx. American,
was elected Mayor Of that city, on the 9Th
inst. by ss3 majority over VIZ. NJ, IRwrs
Democrat, who was the next highest among
fyc candidates.
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: Ia Congress, On the 9th, the following pro-
Greetings took place:
! WAsHIscros, Wednesday, Jan. 8.
! 10 the Houe to-day, Mr.. smith, OF Ten
nessee, defended the Democratic party and the
President from the charge that they are re-
sponsibie for the reorganization Of the
House.
99th Bsliot---For Mr.. Banks, ~; Richard
sou, ~; Fuller, 80; Pennington, !. Necessa-
~ for choice. los.
During the voting various gentlemen de-
fined their positions.
There were several vain endcsyors 10 draw
from Mr.. Banks whether be s now member
Of the American Order
Amer some personal explanation between
Campbell Of Ohio, aud Giddings, two NOR
ballots were had. The last stood--Banks 80
Pennington 6, scattering 8.
| Mr.. Galloway reed dispatch from the Re
publican and American Senators In the Ohio
Legislature, approving Of the course Of tn
majority Of the Ohio Congressional delegation
A desaltory debste ensued.
House still in session. 81
We add the bllowing items Of news
GENERAL RISING AGAINST wALkxR N CENTRAL
,. ~, 'm. ~ A., o,L o..
M Na'.o''s' ,. .l 60 - N W. s.n, .''
,a,nv nn Pn.an' sas. ~ es.
"aSef - M ~ :" -. ~ ~ 49, ~ ~"
oPsn enT,nns W. oa'y .a. -. . I " s,na
snu mun.''s " WIZ, pu :. n . ~" y IT, o.
lie "no~ l 49, co.'s. ~ ~; ~ .'"a sm n"u
The towns which have fallen into the hand
"aIkei ana ms Teomphcn nav ~ apa,'
doned py .ner lnnApl'aaI s's. ~. r-'s.au
VINO mace my e,'"lr ~ lne u',I W ue sun
%i U oiane'ia' ma cofgah'~e" "'s g''-'h"".,
q the Department OF segov'a' and has VIII
him the ministers o. the treasury. Inc eoni
nanhabt neDerhi 81 Tue IAnprh DPaf,nen.
General Marines has all ,he government o., on
GERS commanding .onsH~iaon WITS IN
PRESIDENT u sirroanta AMI a''ni ny gra,
number Oh the propfetors ana hoStrrpectap'
inhabitants Of the country
: The government OF san salvador instead .
ympathizIng WIN tne usufpfs mn'e'hh'ei
Recognized the government Of = icaragua organ
|, ved by senior Estrada. Honduras has not oni
recognized y! but refders important assis'
ance by sending TO the frontier 500 men, Cost
f-Ksss ssS cesS''' Sisssssass- suc si'sas;sna!
has mobilzed u cCssderable number OF It's hes
troops to cooperate with their allies. Walker
, speedy downfall Is considered almost certain.
,oyrucox,xn srrycu r,ou Mn r,upay,,
. -, !, ~. IL
nc ""''E ~" ~, o'"' y. y, e,o III ~.
: Lewis D. Campbell. Of Ohio. will address III
iIIn@ ".'ho1ro~ Oh ,ne su,yecl =. 'ne oPn '''
1912 - a,,a;,,., I;n, % h.,,,,, h,s.e, .,,r,;,
IN s.,neS,nc.'s in bis snnnort Of H. Ranks aI,,'
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'CHONAS b. HUNT. ATTORNEY AT LAW
L ,hshs, Carver cosn,y, Minnesota Territory.
wtf

UMPIRE STATE CLOTHING HALL-THE
rvceivei.
The underslsaed have the pleasure 10 nf,rm the
eusrns Of 81. Paul and vcinity, hat they are now
receiving LARGE and EXTENSIVE assortment Of
.GENrIENENr WEAR fcr the approaeh ng season.
They seshi cal particular sitenttoa their assott-
meat Of BOYS CLOTHING, OIL Of vhrh they or. PIE.
pared u ser n very ls~ prices.
hcrcAsais sayias % wheiesaie would DO veil to give
." sai sefrs purchasing else~ here
full supply ofGents Furnishing Goo.is always On
hsnd FULLER MESpgI aOx
Third street, dcss eass ef WsbAnhAv
Aad opposite NeCioad Bros, Hardware Store.
Octeher ~, dAvtf
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L>OSTER a. DAVIS, FORWARDING AND
IN COMM ZION MERCuANIS haxe huIt n lafxr And

I IL VOMNI Nun NEKtHAN1S have built a IAFEe aud
commodious warehouse at the Rapids. where they are
ready store and te-shp freight They also keep =
veil selected stock Of Groceries and Provisions Of all
kinds Dry Goods, Boots and shoes, and Ready Made
Clothing People need net 20 to 81 Paul a. buy their
Goods for bound 10 sell goods as cheap as they
do In st. Paul and all ask IL to give call before
I going 10 81. Paul
All kinds Of country produce taken in exchange foi
Goods, Terms strictly cash.
June q 1855 dawtf
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ST. LOUIS.
CCARRITT 4 MAsON's MAMMOTH FUR.

SsCARRITT& MASON'S MAMMOTH FURNI-
10 TURE HALLS, No. 50 WasAingfen Arc~~s 81. Lo1
- ko,-Our Extensive Establishment 10 so well
known that u 10 scarcely necessary TO do more In
IN Advertisement than assure our friends and the
public that We have been emneny successful IN getting
tpp a splennid assortment Of FURNITURE Tor the
Fsi Trade, the most Superior In style and qsay, and
particularly suited TO large and varied demand, both
At wholesale and retail.
An examination Of our stock will show IL 10 be com
posed both Of home and foreign manufacture, having
every advantage 10 be gained In either, Including the
neat and substantial medium well A. the rich and
Chairs from SO cents to $50 Bedstsd. from o. so t.
1905 Tables from 81 so to $50 Bureaus from so To-
sioo and so on in almost endless variety.
Besides have Spring, Hair, Cottoa, Moss and shuck
Mattresses, and all kinds Of bedding. .
n p. or ~. 3, 10 no,i or
oak, cherry, walnut, mshcgsny or ros swo In short,
call and see.
seplsdswti sCARRITT 4 MAseN.
! IMPROVED LITTLE GIANT CORN d COB
i PLANTATION MfLL,--Price reduced. The sub
seriber has purchased exclusive right of tsrYsosy FOR
sale In the West, Of the shove celebrated mills and IL
prepared TO furnish them AZ all tines ~ Their wholesale
/ or retsi guaranteed In the most positive manner.
IL Is now more han year since the Little Giant"
vas introduced TO the public durias which tine 81 Ia.
0e EN- so,sso,y srS.ns IN the rSgs,., favor
make 1t the most perfect machine offered for gen
eral farm use. II is furnished complete ready Cor Al,
$780, No, ., 400, No. 4. 800 pounds. Twenty minutes
are sufficient to set up, without mechanical aid
ana when once sdustei, can with saty he entrusted
10 hoy. tun directions accompany each mill.
rfEs;
NV'L 80 INV shSthar pa-meai pr bouf with morse
d. s'Sa ~ .
ysu 70
1@ -
ASL1srnI diseont 10 seaier,
JAMES u. CHADWICh,
- 90 Locust W., between second and Thrill
no'i-1NNp 81 Loae, no
-,fp,pp ~ M ,,-.,,,-, So :, -~c
M,s.pur Of .,rrH i,.e,iss,e. az Er,,.
Cast slssl Mil, Cueslss, Pr, MsIsy, Cross est
Foiioe, Hand and Panel saws Saw Hantes p,sts and
Cold Chisels, Trunk epYtnss Kpives Resney e,ekie,
sprtass etc.
cost
The Undersigned have inside such improvements sa
arrived 81 sseh perketon In ths nperias md srinc
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7 GIBSON DEALER IN STAPLE AMI FANCY DRY
| 81 Goods, Ready Made Clothing; Hats and Caps,
Boots and shoes Indian Goods Of all kinds Powder Lead
and shot Groceries and Provisions Wines Liquors To.
/ bRcco aud Segars
All kinds d produce taken exchange for Good -
The highest market price in cash goods paid Furs
| and Pelirics.
swan River " T., Nov, 1s-.wly
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A b. CORNELL, OwATONIA. STEELE CO.,
IA Minnesota, General Land Agent. Land boseht
SD sold throughout southern Minnesota
rsrsoas wishing to settle Will hsd 70 to their sivsn-
tage TO whit this portion Of the Territory.
Al necessary insormation will be furnished.
Refer to Hon II. NJ Rice, f. Paul,
T.. z. Fiandieso Traverse dss sioux.
- Paul. August IA, 1esS WY
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The Pacific arrived NJ New York, 90 ihe
18Th, with IlUrpoo, d.tc TO thu 2sth. News
no, very important. EsrSsHAr has reached
81 Petersburg with the ul,ima,um proposed BY
Austria Prussia AMI Saxony. have united
with Austria 10 prs it, acceptance upon the
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CINCINNATI, tuesday January :

NIN'INNNff, IWsSuHy "UHuNfN y
The Indiana Democratic State Convention
assembled a, Indianapolis to-day. John l..
Robinson was chosen rrsiieut with Que Vic,
Prcsiden, from each district. r. Il. Willard
was nominated for Governor on the first bal
lot, and John C. Walker Tor Lieut. Governor
COLLISION On rug HUDSON RIvER RAILROAD.
There was fearial collision OF the cars near
Poughksepsie on the 9th The 40 p N,
train RON Pcughkccpsic ran into the rear Of
the express, smashing two cars. killing four
or Eve persons, and badly injuring several 9th
crs. Ms Rarkus Of Utica killed: the other
names unknown Twenty persons were nce
or less injured several not expected 90 live
Amongst the woupded Il Gccrge Gloss, OF
Madison county, Ohio. who Is dangerously in
iurcd
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT No
~ PERSON OR PERSONS allowed to bury their
dad IN the County buryihg Ground without an order
from W. DAHL, overser of the Poor or ~ the County
.o@oisSiooers Any rsrsoa violating the above rule
Sttl b. prosecuted
by erder 81 The County Commissioner Of Rams y
County, NJ T nam
saPt. ~ Poor, Ramsey County
sept H. 100, .Jw wam. ~; Paul pi.tric,
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NJ L. TYSON 4 CO., WHOLESALE AND
IN, RETAIL GRoCERs, Wine, Liquor, End Provisioa
AerrSsass Rsbsrss ssrsss set~ees fhird ssd Fourth
Streets, SENT Peal, Minnesota
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MARBLE, MARBLEi-JUST RECEIVED
w At TIE siSSESorA MARBLE WORKS, corner
Of Jackson and seventh streets, n. Paui, choke
lot OF Americsn and Italian Moaaments Tomb Stones
Marble Chimney Pieces, Furniture Slabs, &C.
These wishing 10 suitable and iastins tribu~
to the memory Of their friends viii do well TO esl and
examine before purchasing elsewhere.
sept 81. lsS5-sawu J.Y TOsTEvIN CO
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An arrival from the Bcrmnlas brings a,lyics
TO the 25th. from which We lcarn that The Uni
ted States Sloopawar Cysne had besn to An
tigua TO inlaIrr into the taking Of u coiorcd
SEAMAN from an American vessel. under pntencr
that he was a slave. Thc British sloop-ofwar
Warrior was in port At the time, and the report
sys that On entering the hareor the Cyai., took
very renasiug position in regard to her and
refused 10 salute the English tiAg aniil rcpara-
ton was made hr the insult oiArJd 20 our Gov
rn,mnt Interviews were had between thr
COMMANDERS ~ thu two vcS@cls. bat with wha,
result n not statd II rs ss,d that the question
has hsn resrrcd 10 higher Court. The Cy.
ane lch Aatigua on the 10th Of pCcomleF.
Lord John Russell. IN January lSS3, wru,s
to Mr. Crsmpton a ktter declaring that the
British Government istcDdei Ia adhere strictly
to the trsaIy u Washington, April 18th. lsSo.
and no, assume any sovereignty. direct or iDdl-
rect, IN Central AnNrica NJ. Cramptoo.
having know eigc that transcript of ths, le,.
ter Is On fin IN the state DEPARTMENT. has in
dacNl the Senate - inquest the rrSidrut 10
furnish a copy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-12-26

WE HAVE STILL REMAINING TWO
w Of those superb Medallion Tournay Velvet
Carpets, which for richness In cOlors and taste
have no; their equal In this country They Will be
sold, 10 close them out lower In price than we
have been selling them; they are In the style OF
Louis XIV, and Will remain beautiful when
other styles yet to tie invented will have passed
away.
Also, good variety Of other new and rich Vel.
vet Carpetings, adapted to smaller rooms and In
smaller figures and Tapestry and plain Brossels
Carpetings, with the Rugs and Door Mats match
ing
Also, a full and complete assortment Of all
kinds OF Curtain Materials, from the very richest
Satin Brockatelle down to Cotton namasks, with
all the tassels, gimps, cOrnices, side bands, &c,
requisite to complete curtains.
Also, just received cartoons Rich Embroidered
Swiss Lace Undercurtains, very cheap.
DO do Muslin do
Do new style white Bands for Ur-
dercurfains.
Our stock In all kinds Of Carpeting and OIL.
cloths will be found complete In all respects.
Now Is the time for members OF Congress and
others who wish to furnish their homes handsome
ly without much cost to themselves.
AS our goods come to US direct from frst hands
can afford to sell them for less than the larger
cities north Of us.
We invite all who see this announcement to
call and examine for themselves.
Goods sent to any part Of the city or Georgetown
free Of cost ALI goods sold to 20 to distance
carefully packed and shipped free Of cost to the
owner. CLA6EfT, DODSON & co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-12-26
SUITABLE FOR CHRISTMAS AND NEW
YEARS, PRESENTS.

John H. SMOOT, No 119 SOUTH SIDE
- Bridge street, Georgetown, d. G , has received
a great variety OF useful and seasonable GOODS,
TO which he Invites the attention Of both ladies
and gentlemen who may wish to make Christ.
mas and New Years Present
EMBROIDERIES.
Rich worked Cambria Sets collars and Sleeves)
Do do Muslin do do
DO do Muslin and Cambria Collars
A great variety Oow priced) do
w Orked Linen Sets and Linen do
Rich worked Muslin Sleeves
Black and white Lace Sets and Collars
Worked Cambria and Muslin Bands
Embrode ed Linen Cambria Handkercheis
Hemsttched, tue ked and plain do
Black Chantilla and French Lace Wells
Worked, quilted and hooped SkiIts.
Moire Antique, Embroidered, Satin and other
Cloaks
Double and single Brocha and other Shawls
Rich Fancy and Black silks
French Mernos, plaid Merincs
Plain and printed Nous L'delaines
b. st Paris Kid Gloves, all numbers
Kid and Buck Gauntlets
Ladies' gents and children's Warm Gloves
DO Hosiery, Of every kind
Portmonnaies, and ladies' Cabas
Gents. Linen, Cambria and silk Pocket Handkfs
Black and fancy SILK Cravats, ScaIfs and Ties
Gents Shawls, Merino and Woolen ScarIs
Children's Knit Talmas and Hoods
Ladies, gents and boys Comforts &c.
With many other desirable goods, which will
be sold low TO cash or prompt customers.
dec % J. H. SMOOT.