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Good Irish Linen, from Is cents up
Ladies' long Black Silk Mitts, 121x cents, worth 25
Ladies' and gents fine Iisle Thread Gloves, l25S
cents, worth rs cents yA4olK l7
Ladies' fine kid finished Silk Gloves Is cents worth
so cents igasT hseeHNan Y ~ "A
BONEETS RIBBONS, and PARAsOIs, large
and fresh assortment at unprecedented low
sHAWIS, SCARFs, yIsTTEs, and LACEPoINTs,
Misses Shaker Hoods, from so cents up
Gents boys, youths, and infants Braid and Leghorn
Good Cottonade, for pants only 121S cents saa q Z
Good Kentucky Jeans, at 10 cents, usual price rs
cents t4 a8fea a9t# 1870 A3h tt3
Fancy and black Cassimeres, great bargains
Good Ingram Carpetngs, from rs to SIX cents
Mattiugs, Floor and Table Oil Cloths, at very low
prices ~ f'8A
Persons in want Of Carpetings Mattings, and House
Furnishing Dry Goods, should not fail to call
and examine my stock before purchasing as
am confident l can sell them ten per cent
cheaper than the same goods can be purchased
elsewhere. ad
5 81 #Y sd sB aaE s7.s4a s.
III sHoEs!l! 2oass B .aa
complete assortment Of all kinds and at prices that
Gents fine Lasting Shoes, from 81 25 up &
lot of ladies, fine Coored Half Caters, at rs
cents usual price 81 IS ,,s9i a1s
100 old style Bonnets left over from last year,
are almost given away. a n.
IS real bargains will be offered, and no humbug.
Ga HYATT, No. $40, 7th street, a
Three doors below the Northern Liberties Market
'per. may 31--6t
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-06-05

~ EHOSENE.-Th1s Is an entirely new
IA burning material, made from coal, and gives a
light unparalleled for its briancy and steadincss.
1t is perfectly harmless as II does not burn on the
surface or generate any explosive gas but its great
est recommendation is that it costs in the end nearly
one-haf less than any other oil now used for giving
light The public requested TO look into this as
It will one day undoubtedly supersedeall other burn
ing fluids.
For sale by J. r. McGREGOR.
June 2-diwif
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-06-05

New YoRK, June S.--The brig China, hence for
Philadelphia, capsized off the Hook in a squat on
Tuesday evening. The crew were saved.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-06-05

vUyHE subscriber OFFERS (or a few days.
his whole stock Of fine Watches, rich q
Gold Jewelry, solid Silver Ware, &c, at much "a,
lower rates ihan goods Of like good quality 0AiA
have ever been sold for IN this city; therefore, all
call Immediately, as the remainder of his stock will
be removed shortly to the store formerly occupied by
the late Mr.. Keywortb, No $685. Pennsyivanis ave
nue. where the undersigned would be pleased to see
all his old friends and customers and as many new
ones rs may please 70 give him call. st.b
II. O. HOOD,
may 7--dtf 4ls, Pennsylvania avenue
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-06-05

PiNEY PoINr PAyILIoN.--We call attention to
the advertisement of this favorite watering place,
still under the proprietorship OF Col w. w. Dix.
1t would be work Of supererogation, to say any
thing to this community Of this wcl-established
place. 1t is emphatically the peculiar institution
of this District. Already are number Of our first
families preparing to take up their summer quar-
tiers. For number of years the society at this
Nee has been quite equal to the refinement Of
home. A very great improvement has been effect
cd in the building of dressing houses on the beach.
The season promises to be the most brilliant that
the place has ever enjoyed.
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WHITE HOUSE PAVILION.
The steamers Washington and Collyer are engaged.
The excursion leaving the Washington wharf at 10
Navy Yard e1x, and Alexandria at 10, A. NJ. An
afternoon boat leaves the Washington wharf at q,
p NJ, and Navy Yard at 8, p. M. Returning, leave
the pavilion at and 9, Pm.
Esputa's Bras and Cotillon Band
has been engaged.
Dinner win be furnished by Mr.. Rightstine. Other
refreshments will be under the immediate charge OF
the committee.
Mr.. Vanderwerken has consented to run coaches
from the Capitol 10 the wharf, via Pennsylvania av-
enue and Twelfth street; also, from the Northern
Liberty Market. On The return of the Excursion,
coaches will run TO the avenue and Navy Yard
TICKETS ONE DOLLAR. To be had of ]. War
ner, Bridge street Georgetown; James Kelly, Penn
sylyania avenue, First ward Dyson's Druggist, b.
kers, and Kuhls, Pennsylvanis avenue; Powers's,
Cochrane's, and Romans, Seventh street Todd a
Davis, Benters Dubants, and Shillington's, Penn
sylvsnis avenue Hamlins, Capitol Hill; and 0'Don-
ners, Druggist Navy Yard, aud of the company and
committee.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-06-05

We understand tn at our most prominent pro-
moloe lists and horticulh risss intend holding con
in tb;ss city We hope that every facility will be
afforded them.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-06-05

Attention to the streets Is greatly needed IN
some parts of the city. The cutters do not allow
the water to run freely, and consequently much
ssaxnans water and other offensive matter remains
In them. We hope that those who have the mat
ter IN charge will lools to the subject.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-10-03

upon the carsized boat. holding one Of the
children. That sight inspired her with fresh
courage. Alas She knew not at that mo
mcnt that the little one that he held in his
arms was already %lircl,ss, but it was even so.
At that instant Il plank struck her breast.
she threw her arms around it and tried to
reach her husband, but could not propcl her
self in the water. She felt her strength now
rapidly failing. She was entirely alone, she
saw the schooner and the Irdrclcr, but saw
a'so chat they were far, far away she knew
she could not hold on to her buoy until they
came up. but she remembered having heard
that persons in drowning always shut their
teeth firm. She therefore seized her dress at
tic bottom in front, brought it up around the
plank and put it between her teeth, 50 that 1t
held the plank fast across her breast. She
found it would support her thus, and settled
calmly back to await the result. She rcmcm-
bprcd nothing moro. She was picked up by
the Trar,1,r, and when she was restored to
consciousness, had the happiness Of finding
her husband at her side. But her children,
whore were they
On,ci> or TINS rlrr In regard to the orr
gin of the fire. nothing definite is known, but
all the crew that we have seen, agree in the
statement that the flames first came from the
after hatch from the freight hold, and not
from the furnaces or engine room. From that
it would seem that the fire proceeded from
something c|ombustihlc among the freight, OF
was set in that hold by design.
NrurlH oi LIVES Losr.-lt is now cstima-
ted that Gj OF the persons ON board the i'll
fatcd Niagara were lost. The schooner Dan
Ngrtl, saved 80, and the schooner U9rg
G,0rp II. mother Of which vessels has ar
rived here. The following additional rasscn.
... .n, 1,.utt "a, Ia. stN,l . Mr lttllpV. N1
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NNVIdES.

fnirfaS, WcStford, Jericho Corners 'n
dcrltill Fiat, aud Cambridge B~orough.--
Billiards. Panoramr Of New York City will be
exhibited at Fairfax in the Academy Hall, Satur-
day afternoon and evening, Oct. 4. At Wcstlord
in tho Congregational Church, Monday afternoon
and evening Oct. G. AT Jericho Corners in the
Church Tuesday afternoon and evening Oct. Z. At
Un1crlill Flat, in tho Congregational Church We'd
ncsday afternoon and evening Oct. s.. At Camb-
ridge Borough in the Congregational Church Tues
day afternoon and evening Oct. o. The afternoon
exhibition Commence at three the evening at =
o'clock. This work of Art will soon be exhibited
at Bolton, Richmond Corners, Williston, Shclburnc,
Charlotte, llincsburg, Huntington Lower Village,
Starksboro, Monkton Borough, North Ferrisburg,
Fcrrisburg Village, and Nergcnnes. wiz lWt
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

DClight's spanish Iustrnl. A Sure article
to make the hair grow ON bald heads. Removes
the dnndruT and keeps the Head cool, gives a soft
gloss to the hair, prevents its falling of and arrests
it, premature decay. For the toilet, 1T is highly
recommended for its fragrance. During the time
this celebrated compound has been before American
Public it has won for itself a reputation which
dcstincs it to take the lead Of all preparations for
the hair.
From Leonard S]joiiad, City Marshal of Lawrence.
To whom itmay concern Having used Delights
Spanish Lustral for the Hair for several months
past, I do not hesitate to say that it far exceeds
everything Of the kind I have ever used. If you
have O bald head, try it. If you are blessed with a
goodh head orhair, and wish to retain it glossy healthy
and nice, then use Delights Spanish Lustral-it is
just the thing to do it.
From Letter from Davis Norelu's. ol q. Bay stat. Mill ,
llvr.uo..
in had but very little faith in the Spanish Lustral,
knowing that there is so much imposition in the
shape Of " Hair Bcstoratiycs," but concluded 20
try it. Tho first bottle caused q fuzzy appearance
on my head, followed by young hair, and before
had finished tho second bottle, I had a most plcnti-
full crop, which entirely realized the wonderful yir
tues Of the Spanish Lustral. My residence is No IS
Bay State Corporation, Lawrence, where / can be
seen at any time.
Prepared by j. II .WADLEtGII, Druggist, No.
J Appleton Block. Lawrence, Mass.
% and so cents per bottle.
FRED. T.. SMITH. Montpelier, Wholesale Agent
for Vermont to whom all orders should be addressed.
Sold by A. c. SPEAR and L. Il. BENTON
Druggist Burlington Vt. wl3 Cm
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LEGAL NOTICES.
AIvan Foote,s Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, ltINO Ali PERSONS
Disr. or CHirrrNpES, IS. 4 concerned in tho e.
tate Of Alyan Footc, late Of Burlington, in said
District deceased, GREETING.
At Probate Court holden at Burlington, within
and for tho District Of Chittcnden, on tho 18th day
of September, A. ID. 1856, an instruments, %purport-
ing to DO the last VIII and Testament Of Alvan
foote, late of Burlington, in said District deceased,
was presented to the Court aforesaid, for Probate,
by Horace j.. Moore, ono Of the executors therein
named And it IL ordered by said Court that the
2Oth day Of October, A. d. 1856, at the Office Of the
Probate Court in said Burlington, be assigned for
proving said Instrument and that notice thereof
be given to all persons concerned, by publishing
this order three wccF excessively in tho Burling-
ton Free Press, % rrN paper printed at said Bur-
llngton. previou 10 the time appointed.
Therefore, you are hereby notified to appear be.
ioro said Court, at the time and place aforesaid, and
contest the probate Of said will, if you have cause.
Given under my hand at Burlington, in said Dis
trict, this 10Th day Of September.
VIII 3w W. ii. FRENCH, Judge.
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Job Martin's Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, VNHE PROBATE
DIST. on CmrrESDES, S.. n Court for tho Dis
trict of Chittcndcn To all persons Interested in the
estate of job Martin late Of Jericho, in said Dis
trict deceased, GREETING.
Whereas, application hath been made to said
Court by one Of tho heirs to said estate, for the sct-
Element Of the account Of the administration Of the
estate Of Job Martin, late Of Jericho aforesaid, dc
ceased, and also for partition and distribution Of
said estate to and among the heirs thereof, and the
said Court having assigned the I'D day Of october,
4. d. lsjG, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, at tho
Probate Court Rooms, in Burlington, in said Dis
trict, for hearing in the premises and ordered that
all person, concerned be notified thereof by publish
ing the substance Of said application. together with
this order, three weeks successfully, in the Burliug-
ton Free Pros, a newspaper printed in Burlington
aforesaid, previous 10 said day set for hearing.
Therefore, you arc hereby notified 60 appear at
the time and place aforesaid, and make objection
To the settlement Of said account, OF To said parti-
ton and distribution, IL you sec cause.
Given under my hand at Burlington aforesaid.
this joth day of September, A. D. l-5G.
Wit jw ". II. FRENCH, Judge.
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For Salc,-A house and acre of land, situated
on the east side of Maiden Lane, 2nd door south Of
North St.cct, in the village Of Burlington. Said
house is built of brick, two stories high, main part
?lX52, kitchen aud wood, he'd 3OXlS, and an l. lCNlS
with a piazza on both sides; with good water. The
house, barn aud corrilg"-h house are all well built,
aud TO-. good material, well painted and nearly new.
For further particulars enquire Of
J. b. WHEELER, Town Hall.
said property willb c sold on Saturday the llth q
October, 1856, on the above premises.
sept29ddw2w
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Communicated
Died at ShelJurne, on the 22d, inst, Hon. Ezra
Mech. His burial took place on the 26th, from
his late residence, and was largely attended by his
n~cichbors of that town, and numerous friends from
Charlotte, IIiuesburgh and Burlington. The rcli-
gious services consisted of singing appropriate
hymns, prayer and a sermon by Rev, Mr., Wells, of
the NJ. L. Church. The procession made an i'm
posing appearance by It's long array Of more than q
hundred carriagcs.
A. the procession moved slowly away from the
late home Of the deceased, rendered attractive by
its surrounding forests Of cedar interpreted with
towering shrubs, numerous, brilliant and t~astcfully
arranged, and the large and generous garden
grounds imposing by their magniicencc and de-
lightful by the native tact and cultivated taste Of
Mrs. Mech, through the broad fields Of a wide
spreading farm, the rejection was forced upon the
mind of the vanity Of mans highest pursuits and
giant excrtions. The man who, by the vigor of a
strong mind, united to a frame Of vast strength,
guided and directed by an indomltablc will, had
brought to high perfection a baronial estate, was
borne silently away to be laid in the narrow cell
and become the companion Of worms.
Mr.. Mech was a marked man. His massive
frame and strong features in iicatod not only re-
markablc strength Of body but intellectual energy,
and his long life has demonstrated that these
power, have been controlled by that common sense
which is the ally Of gcniu. and result Of reAcc-
ton, and elevated and animated by a love Of couu.
try and his fellow man.
Mr.. Mech was not o man Of cultivated mind, but
he possessed q native force which iustinctively con.
Quoted to the best practical results, a marked
feature in hi character was an inherent love of
industry, honoring labor by hi example and en-.
c~5urasins n IN others by his counsel and advice,
He was cmphaticilly q practical man, and he de.
monatrated what industry, prudence IN business
and perseverance can accomplish. lie was once a
member Of Congress from this district, aud took q
lively interest in tho political affairs of tho country
Mr.. Mech was a Vermonter He was born IL
Bennington, on the banks o. the celebrated Wal.
loomscoik, about. the year l7i2, whore ho spen'
the first years Of his life aud came with his father
70 this county many year. -inco, and was Away
remarkable for his activity and energy in business
lie was united to the NJ. L. Church, many year,
since, and died in firm belief in the SURPRISING
merits Of the Christian religion. His connexions
and fricnds may mourn his loss, but be lived to ar
advanced age, and has passed away in the matu
rity Of year. animated by a hope that never dies.
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1000 BOTTLES of Blcon' L~,ccl.i.r Hair OH
have been .all since January D., 1896. Merchant.
r|odliors, Ir'~-i T. aud rrirntes, If you want an
article that win 'll, and one that give. abstraction
forward your orders for Bac,a's LNcelsio Ol and
Preparation generally,
lulior. ". vii ~
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STATE OF VERMONT, l1INO ALL PERSONS
DIsr. or CuIrrr>DEy, SIS. i concerned in the e.
tate Of Ezra Mech, late Of shelburnc, in said
District deceased, GREETING.
Alta Probate Court held at Burlington, within
and for the District Of Chittenden, on tho 29th day
Of September, A. D.. 1856, an Instrument, purr,rt-
ing TO be tho last VIII and Testament of Ezra
Mech, late Of shclburnc, in said District, deceased,
was presented to tho Court aforesaid, for Probate,
by William Weston and Elijah Root, two of the cN-
ccutors therein named And it is ordered by said
Court that the goth day If October, A. D.. ls5G, at
the Office Of the Probate Court, in said Burlington,
be assigned for proving said Instrument and that
notice thereof be given to all persons concerned, by
publishing this order three weeks successfully in
the Burlington Free Press, a newspaper printed at
said Burlington, previous to the time appointed.
Therefore, you are notified to appear before said
Court, at the time and place aforesaid, and contest
the probate Of said will, if you have cause.
Given under my hand at Burlington in said Dis
trict, this goth day Of september, a. D.. ls5G.
Will 3w W. II. FRENCH, Judge.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-10-03

Two Dollars Reward. Lost, during the
week Of the state Fair, a Black Covered Diary for
l-5G. The book was somewhat worn and several
leaves gone from the first part.
The above reward viii be paid The finder on lcay-
ing 1t at this Office.
sept. 20, 1856. d&wgw'
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hnnliCation to sell.

STATE OF VERMONT, TUE HoE, TIE
Dsc. OF CmTTENpES, S.. L Probate Court for
the District Of Chittenden. To all persons interest
ed in the estate Of Caroline NJ. Griswold and lIar-
riot f.. Griswold, minors, GREETING.
Whereas, the guardian Of Caroline NJ. Griswoll
and Harriet +. Griswold, minors and children If
Hiram +. Griswoli, late of Burlington, deceased,
hath made application in writing to this Court, for
license and authority to sell a house and lot, situa-
ted on the West side Of Church street, in the rear
Of tho Baptist Church, in burlington Aforesaid, the
property Of his said wards, for their maintenance,
support and education whereup9u the said Court
assigned the 18th day of october, a. D. lojG, t.
hear and decide upon said application, at the Pro-
bate Court Rooms, in said District, and ordered
that all persons interested DO notified by publishing
This order three weeks excessively, in the Burling-
tom Free Press, a newspaper which circulates in the
the uciehborAood of those interested, all Of which
publications shall be previous to the time assigned
for hearing.
Therefore, you are hereby notified to appear be.
fore said Court at the time and place aforesaid,
then and there to object to tho granting such d.
ccnsc, If YOU see cause.
Given under my hand this 3Oth day of sertcm.
Der, 4. u. 1886.
Wiz 5w D. FRENCH, Register.
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NOTICES..

Ladies Fair in J~ericho.--A Ladies fair will
be held at the Hall of the Bostwick House in Jericho
on the afternoon and evening Of October 10th, to
which their friends and the public generally are
invited. oct d2t VIA 2w'
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Noticc.--This is to notify and warn all rcrsous
that l Francis rloof. have given my son Joseph +
Ploofh his time, and shall not claim any of his earn
ina. nor pay any Of his debts after this date.
FRANCIS PLOOI
Charlotte, Sept. %. 1856 VII 3w'
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CALcurrA. Norember lth. is

ry to address you again, as my mos. sanguine cx-
pcctations have been more than realized. The call
for your valuable medicine is increasing So very
rapidly that l fear I shall soon be unable to keep
pace with it. My object in writing now i. to beg
that on receipt Of this, You will kindly despatch
another batch rs ordered in my letter Of June last.
/ hope l will not he entirely out before your last
shipment reaches me, Of which, however, l have not
yet heard from you.
I remain, dear sir, yours sincerely, j. l." CAEEAU.
Sold by A. c. SPAR, Burlington, l. J. DrrDHrr
4 Sos, St. Adams, and by Medicine Dealers zen
rally. wllwi dlawiw
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Broke from the enclosure of George Bliss
in shclburnc, on Tuesday night the 10th Of this
month, a small light gray mare, part French, ten
years old. Whoever will return or inform the snb-
scribcr where she may be found shall be amply re-
wardel. TAYLOR
Shcljurnc Falls, September %, 1856. wl33w*
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NEIsCHANDgSE

ENNTRA ~SUPEBFINE, 81 AND FANCY
81 Flour, Corn meal, Soda Crackers, Tap!url,
Maeciroui, sage, Dat meal, split Peas, CItruu,
English C%urrauts, Mustard, Pickles, Canton Ginger,
Salad Oil, Hams, Lard, Smoked Beet &c. Also a
few hundred pounds Of old Cheese, and some very
fine new Tea.-Eycry day, 1856, For sale a.
sept = DEWEI'S.
4 ARD At DEW EY's
- septic.
MAPLE sUGAR-A FEW TUBS OF GOOD
va Maple Sugar on hand, for sale at low figure
by septG VANSICKLEN 4 WALKER.
SNUFF-loO boz. LIB. CASES OF GREERs
- SnuG this day received, n very superior article
for sale by au1 NANSICkLEN & WALKER.
ITLuUE.-5oo BBLS FANCY AND EXTRA
brands this day received and for gale by
ir %. VAN SlCKLEN & WALKER.
NAIIS.-5oo KEGS NAILS, ASSORTED SIZES
y this day received, and for sale by
my2S VAN SICkLEN a WALkER.
ANIGs-IoO DRUMS BES ELEME FIGS IN
u store and for sale by
ou7 yANsICKLEN 4 WALKER.
ENLOUR-IOo BBLs. 'BOWMANVILLE MILLS
y Flour, the best article in this market, for
sale by ou- NANSICKLEN a WALKER
6tASH PAID FOR CORN AND OATS AT THE
W '''' ,rn n, DrrUUITu
'HI''A"'mo' "t"' W hh'NN 'l".
~ va pd - 4, ,ror cr -I, 49,
,,riaj,C ''' \ pEVry
INRESH DAT MEAL AND ENGLISH CUR.
4 rants thi. day received aud for sale by
aug - 4. 5. DEWEY.
SALMON DIRECT RON THE CUSHING
- Ground at +" Bay Chaleur." his morning re-
csived. These G.h arc Of tho " ca,eh' off July
1850. and i'm primc condition. 1t ismueh bettcr To-
b,il ar lroii them than 10 allow them 10 remain
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Lost.-from Floral Hall, the last day Of the
late Fair, a pair Of Ladies' Silk Hose, Vino and
Trellis pattern, labelled, " knit by j. II. Hopkins,
Vcrgcnncs." Whoever will return them to this Of
fee shall be suitably rewarded,
rcpt23 st Wis wv
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pEsN srHD1bS.


4 E\~E SALE D<
GoODS X
received i,ily at NyINIFOED'N DEYGOODN
.,y CtRpTy NVDRE LA C-Nurb.+rcrt
Purchaser. will find q compl.te assortment of Fan.
ev and Star,. Dry Goods. Garretiu, and oil cloths
,t tLf- establishment which w,1,ll n,rtfcuI,rlv
invite tbnso lc.iriu, Goods I'm NV lima H. in.r,.t bc-
fore rurch9sin.. c. +. SrANIFoDEb.
'er'-' DIX"
,nrr. croArs avn xrv
ADti" ChyAh. N'D ~ vs. o. ~ NV
S,I,. LOT, J'.' rgTe,yti, a, A' ,% N'' TrE St TIyr and
sept22 d&wtf
z,.-,. uycr,,.rr r, ryrrr ,--T-
uHI hELEIN En ~ iArEh9H'- FEW
at tn" old price, at the BEE HIVE.
sept ~ dNWtl
>r..,r,r an c,r, r,,n, r. .r,n.r
~ Nutia Worstcd Gau1. Flannel.
I'phyr.N or.'eli angola iIanucI.i
AnFo,' l1ln lIen'IN oIh'"sCo'toni
Cambria Lawn; IIoniton Lace
smyrna Lace; English Thread Lace;
oa>ony Lace
.cpiIo IIOrCIIKIsS a JELLI-oE.
canaan, u,r,rrn, n,.
'hEAP, CliEArER, CHEAPEST THE
Choice Stock Of DRY GOODS for the mil trade,
Rich, rare aud cheap. An enumeration is both
difficult and tuporfuou-. We will only say that we
have almost every thing desirable i'm DRESS
GOODS Shawls, O.,al, ralmIa, Nclyct-, Ladies'
Cloth, Trimming, EmbIuilcIic-, Lace, Hosiery
&c.,, Gloves, also a complete assortment of nan.
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