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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-06
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ADAMS SAFF.-Oneo of Mornings celebrate RI.
In Adams Express Office when the o'i Safe
sen1dt reehs ago II remained buried In the int ne
Thursday when 1t was taken out. The fire on tho
alluded to was one of the herces ever saw ma
chest found after alase of forty dous II was tie
by embers, glowing brightly When opened the nat
other articles II contained were foun be sound an,
ally in good condition thus aforing another proof Of
enrity and sup"rorH OF these safes The one alluded
be seen at the warehn'se of Messrs Rowland d. prcs may
agents for the makers 1t shows clearly the
severe test Of its ncomhustibe qualities when is oy,
red hot in the burning furnace that reared aronp
amid the embcrs that garod around for hours da and
weeks. 40 ana
IIcrrings Patent Champion Fire.po1r Safes with =, a.
Patent Powder proof Locks for sale by - 'at !
:. e HERRING 4 "a
Nos l35, 1877, l39 Water street \ !,
j. IL THOMPSON & co 49,. l.
10 g t,s'HA-
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Ill or Boston who is travelling for his health in the East
gives one an ever idea of the expansive enter
prise OF ms countfymen find their commodities of
erce continually in his path wherever he have not
visited any considerable city of Turkey where did find
o my country represented ty AYERS CHEhIh
hoiohA In smyrna, AlepPo, Jats, Jerusalem and Con-
ahnope we see IN each the door post bazaar
the peculiarly American looking Iron card of DR. Aver say
ing IN language which not one in thousand of the passrs
y can read Ayers Cherry Pectoral Coughs Colds and
Consumption sud here" shelf behind the legged
ussuman are seen The bottles with their English Spanish
r'hc ana Herman faces turned towards the crowd and On
cuns we are told that foreigners tho only purchs
s hn the true believers themselves their tate
lhs product OF American Skill when they find there
no other care for them
was told Yesterday that the CHERRY PICTORIAL had been
presented to the sultan and his ha
'eh ana IN thH Hospitals of the Empire. ldcc colin
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-06

Ia eoP Year. Feet Wnrw.-Just received nv r,nro
.aA fresh lot of Over Gaters-a great nro,ac
~" lie LIS VIM l.. PAGE
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The Richmond Examines. disrcgarding the pol
icy of silence which its Democratic co.labor.
ers Of the South generally have found it expedi.
ent to adopt with reference TO Sqna,ter Sover-
eighty declares II to be "hed an absurdi,y a.
ncng all State Rights o,icians" Some time
ago the Enquirer maintained the sternest tone on
this question, its zeal urging it even TO read G. en-
Cass out Of the fellowship of soand politicians,
because he favored the doctrine. I'VE of the
South will nerer submit to Squatter Sovereignty"
was IFS language Iii not little singular that
two Journals holding the opinions of the Exami-
ner and Enquirer should be backing n body of
men who by more than a hundred votes stroye 10
place IN the Speakers seat OF the House of Rep.
resentatlves n gentleman who asserts this most
Objectionable doctrine--and who would most like.
ly have constituted the Committee on Territories
so ms TO have furthered and fixed that policy
The Wilmot Proyisp is rdead-bu, Squatter Sow.
ereignty proposes 10 accomplish all that the Pro.
viso was designed to do In our Judgment Mr..
Richardson would have been quite as acceptable
to the South IT he were an advocate of the first
as Of the last. We do not therefore understand
how the journals to which we have referred could
have desired his election nor do we see how the
Democratic members from the South who 30
pertinaciously sustained him can excuse them
selves to their con as in yo
ting him they were voting against Mr.. Fuller
whose views on the whole question of slavery
constitutes the soundest. justest and clearest OK.
position of the subject ever made in Congress.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-06
AYasnoar1 S.ra.a.aa.
The Electien Of Speaker.


The contest in Congress has at length ended,as
for some weeks must have been anticipated. by
the election of the Black Republican candidate
The result is due to the unreasonable. impracii-
cable and arroganly exclusive position assumed
by the Democratic members in their premna-
~ caucus and maintained in the progress Of the
controversy. and to the assent OF n portion Of
them to the plurality rule. The defence is set
upn justification of the latter proceeding TINT i,
was believed the Democratic candidate would he
elected. We have seen nothing to warrant such
belief, and are constrained TO think that il is
resorted TO only to ward of the indignation Of
the Southern people. The record will show that
the Democratic members had il in their power to
have elected Speaker not obnoxious TO those
sectional objections which surround the success
ful candidate; but they seem TO have preferred
the triumph OF sbolitonism sooner than make
any concession TO the American party. We
cannot foresee what may be the consequences
Tia, the fanaiiea feeling of the North will be
greatly stimulated, there can be no doubt. Ii is
the most decisive victory that seetionasm has
yet achieved. The South can do nothing bat
wafr. The issue which has SO long imrended be-
tween the two sections may be precipitated by
the result Of this trial Of strength in Congress.
If that issue, final and fatal, cannot be averted,
perhaps the sooner it comes the better. The
South will calmly await il.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-06

We give 10 day the closing proceedings OF tho
Comgercial Convention The reader will form
his own opinion as TO the amount of practical
good likely to result from the deliberations aud
action of the body. The South has abun.
dart physical means of becoming the rich
est most populous and powerful section of the
Union-but there not wanting those who
doubt whether such a..consnmmation is desirable,
on the theory that commercial advancement is
usually attended with social Generalization
Without ooneeding that tins is necessary re-
suit, we are free to admit that we think ,hinly.
settled agricultural, slaveholding population the
best the bravest ard the ,happicsi in the world
and were it not for the relation which the south
bears to the North and the necessity of main
tanning its political equality, we should care bu,
little to see its condition changed.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-06
Better and better: Wonderful, Cure. - smi,t

Esq, now enclosing the Mount Norah Cemetery can tc
,9aSthns Of the magic power e De Grath Electric Oil
can tell If it helped him Of his crutches in days
Gordon No Birds Court can tell ii relieved her Of pain
the side and shortness OF breath
Wnl. Mullen, Esq, Prison Agent tell if he toli Mr.
Branford he would variant that Prof De Graths (gennne.
Electric OIL would cure his rheumatism and Lady
Ann street tell it cured Feon in three days;
Forbes of Harrisburg tell if cured him great pain
of awful Piles just cured-certfeate
with hundreds of others many daily occurring
Come aud see If it won't back your money
Don't forget the office is No 30 South Eighth three
doors south Of Chestnut.
Remember that pedlars genuine No respectable
medicine is sold by pedlars any where any
should know PROF. C. DF GRATH,
80 South Eighth street. Philadelphia
n B-ENamine the name in the glass and the written
nature. avoid frauds
=, For sale at DR. seays Lynchbarpi Psrce Ladd Co,
Richmond General Agents all the PRINCIPAL Druggists
and Merchants in the State. liam 2s.diw
ScrOfuia, scrOfula.-This be dreaded of all
various forms OF diseases can be radically and speedily cured
that interests the whole the very
families are wholly free from in shape, It's
OF which is consumption Reader it has pnsye
cured and is being cured every day by the my
i2nb Andote alone Testimonials Of the convincing
character before you who would lend their
names to nothing but what known be the sacred
selves Nothing can be more easy to ascertain than this
fact We leave TO reflect and ask you your friends
afflicted with Ills disease form See advertisements
The Greatest Discovery Of the Agc-DowDtSs
DENTAL FLUID for cleaning and preserving the teeth and
gums, toothache arestina decay fnar delight
ul flavor the breath superseded all tooth powders
other compounds. which only destroy the teeth.
keaG the testimony of of the principal Dentists tho
State:
Il have used Dowdeu Dental Fluid in my pr ctce for
months wash for the month esteem |, highly II
stores diseased gums healthy condition Numbers my pa
ents have been benefited by IT, 1t ceauses the teeth ard i'm
parts delightful fragrance to The breath.
THOS II. EDMUNDS, NJ d, Dentist
Main St, Richmond Va
FOR sale by Stroller Whitehead, and all Druggists.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-06

nave this day associated themselves practice OF
medcine They will attend puncuay all made upon
hen Their Office is at MIR Leonard Daniels where
pom can be found, unl' professionally engaged.
AMHERST c. H., January 25th, 1856 r., elm
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- Y" 1T II II n NJ n. IN
Nos 1875, l37, 1879 Water street \ y
J. II THOMPSON & 60, Agpn,, l.
Iynchbpry "


Bakers Pre- tnium IBittcrs.-CURE FOR cuo,-a-
With the season of fruits and vegetables always come d.
dcrcd stomachs, producing cholic, cholera
&c and Infants and adults rich poor are aIe m @
moment To he attacked with ct the disease 80
meraed is all important that every family should ken, @
sany hand safe, certain and speedy ',,a
We know of medicine that bears a comparison with n,
kERs PREMIUM BlT1EHs in instantly expclng either of M
annoying aud dangerous Affections the
friend of ours while visit 10 Old Point few d
since after nnlgng his appetite freely during day
late hour OF the night alter retiring Violently attarkr
with cholic, and he assured that
ufe OF these liers he does not think he could survived
the attack Three doscs taken al intervals minutes 70
hcNed the pain, produced gentle perspation al o
corrected the stomach well the inactivity Of liver
And such results always follow when these Bittcrs ara
pared being the most powerful tonic knows the mcdr
profession while the remaining properties less tive
i'll purifying the blood and correcEg disorders Of tho
stomach aud bowels
Every family should krcu bottles on Prize
cents per hottie.
For sale by Mrssrs. STROLLER Whitehead and Staber
Jones Lynehburgi and by Druggists generally
fe22w
II you are AFFLICTED witt, any cOmpis int w hicb
requires Purgauvc Medicine, try Ayers NEW PIifsthe
are worth Try ing concord Mercury, n, C. lfe , In
NEw YotK August 9th, leaa.
TO Dr. wright ;-DEAR SIR-I cannot retra n.fola
acknowledging the extraordinary benefit have IRON
taking wonderful medicine. have been seriousy
afflicted with disease OF the lungs and pot expected
but short time feel that through taking Your "Scrotuoug
Andote alone my lite has been preserved; and feel that
has made me perfectly well man. | seriously afflicted
with cough pain in chest &c. believe IT TO be
medicine Tor lung diseases offer offered public
cheoruliy recommend to all afflicted similar ,yav Nv
case was preearious but the medicine
immediate relief.
Iremain, sir, yours respectfully.
JOHN IIAMLEY,
Gllm III West Twenty sixth St. 9Th Avenue
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NV HUsINEss ANn NEW GOODS,

.1 III nFV1 ~ a.0W days afGo supply OF nov Iioos ,
NY "lh ne SOFA nj all times very cheap for casa u
NY tnp1g to keep constantly hand well assorted sto.
u ts shal receive, nearly every week, fresh Goods tg
cana, Railroad and FIX press line JNo J. pURNiS,
ie5ts " Agect f5r Horace L. Kent
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-06

For sale by Stroller & Whitehead and all Druggists
dec 20t5tE feb
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-06

Ky u my Agent for and in behalf 70 conduct
mp, C Cii5 81 Lynct6urg, WHOLESALE AND ItIAi
IN pooDS III SlNESS. All sales by him ut
FIFE 5,Jvi non trr KENT
February -
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-06

nc D,y Goods business heretofore
cohoeeled IN ms city by john J. Pr RVS Agent
Is c'oed from this date. All persons indebted are re
10 make immediate payment Purvis, who Is
''tI'''hea 20 receive the same. JAMES J.. KENT
is!Nchbnrg. Feb. /. lsJ6 Re G-dlw
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-06

II yo" are a:Dicich with any complaint which
requires Purgattvc Medicine Ayers NEW PIIfsbq,
are worth Try ing -taHcord Mercatp. n e. fr , I'm
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NOTICE.-Ehe Dry Goods business s.crctoforc

Tho whole entertainment forming a GREAT LADIES
NIGHT. "e " ~ malt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-18

CosT OF ENGLISH PAPERS, he London news
men furnish the Times or Post on the day Of pub.
LEGATION for Is IS quarter. For the Herald % 30
q quarter ia charged, The second edition of the
London Times, Sun, Globe, or Standard. is fur.
nished for o. SO . quarter. or $50 q year. Copies
of the Times Que day old are furnished at "a a
quarter that the difference in the cost in Eng
land between paper Of the latest edition on the
day Of publication, or the day next exceeding is
equal 70 the subscription price of the largest com
mercial newspaper of the United States. A file OF
the London Times taken in this country costs
about $50 q year, or nearly seventeen cents for
each copy Of the paper The English papers are
conducted on the cash system exclusively They
have no subscribers, but are furnished to newsmen
by the resm, who supply patrons" in the city and
country districts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-18

". .rTison of Kentucky, who has bean offe p.
w. ~ appointment e. Judge In place of Lecompte
Mas formerly law partner Of Mr. BrecksnriSse
ana executor of Henry Clay.
HOE. I. b. Hewley has been elected by the Ar
kansas Legislature one of the Associate Justices
OF me supreme Court of the State.
na,eadier General Hornsby, of the Nicaraguan
army ayirginian, arrived at New Orlean. Las,
week, on the steamer Texas. '>''
LILY iorty>six miles OF the Ohio and Missi..inni
NH .oao remains to be completed, when 81. Loni.
~ nave direct ronie to Louisville and Cinciuns.
nra nIs Arksnsas Legislature have rejected hin.
State eonstisution. ''''"'''h 70 remodel the
Of ns. usG@sr. well known Republican merch.r,
DesIeit, b mentioned as 4 csns,ds,s =, 'norcnAn.
Zen. Case in the seoaie. 'An''o"'e 10 succeed
Of hs kind II Valley Railroad, the pioneer
doing a. - oshiornis, was, At the iast Accounts
tn a" immense freight business. -N'eAA''
70 be rsisr,es y between Spain and Mexico are
GapolsosA '.'' 70 An aibitrator-probsbly Louis
van. a. :. osnp.sy h.. been formed in HI.
species q sasp sions. sA''aes'ns an oil FROM .
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-18

FINANCES OF ILLINOIS The State Treasury of
Illinois has on hand q balance of 81 1913 029 The
amount Of the State debt at the present time is
go, 500 0O0-of which amount SO 59l,5l4 e. is
drawing interest, and upon which amount will be
paid six per censby the State Treasurer, in Jsnua
ry next; S275 600 have already been deposited in
New York for this purpose The State debt is no
longer considered a burden, and will soon be ex-
tingished, without any one feeling the burden of
being impoverished thereby.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-18

CHLoRoYoRM VS.. STRYCHNISE-Wea are in
formed that young man in Georgetown, Mass
bought last week of An apothecary four grains OF
was saved from instant death by having just pre-
viously eaten q hearty dinner DIR. Moody saw
the patient four hours subsequently,, and being
unable to stop the spasms by the ordinary RENE
dies, at the lapse of twelve hours ordered the
inhalation of chloroform. ounce and half of
which proved effactual and the patient has recov-
ared -ROsfon Tr1r.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-18

SPURIOUS Masonic LODGES The Washington
Star of Tuesday, has the following:
The course OF our investigations on the subject
we have very recently satisfied oLrself of the ex;s
'ence and regular meetings Of similar negro
$50 called Masonic'Lodges in Alexandria and Nor.
folk, Va and that in Richmond there are nearoes
who have been initiated into them, though so far
they have no organized ledge in that city; and we
take this occasion to call the attention of the police
of those elf IS to them.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-18

CoUNrERFEiTs.-Tn Fayetteville IN CO. Oh
serrsr Ct Monday, says:
A friend has shown to us q counterfeit 10 bill on
the Farmcrs Bank of Virginia payable at the Bsnk.
ing house in h!scksburf 1t is bill bsdlv exc.
cuteh and filled up, but calculated TO deceive caro-
less persons The signatures of Smith, Cashier and
McFarlsnd President, are engraved.
Also, . $40 counterfeit on the Bank of the Rtate
q South Garolins better executed than the other
The sanatu'es of the Cashier and Presden are sss
engraved
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-18

nESTINY DkMONSTRhTEU..-n
- DAME MOLTEN respectfully informs the La
dies and Gentlemen of Richmond and vicinity, that
she will give information in ali the affairs relating
life, such a Health, Wealth, Love, Marriage, Jour
neys, Law Suits Difficulties 10 Business, Absent
Friends. sicknessan Death, and in respect to all
other subjects both past present and future and all
concerns of life. Terms Fer Ladies 25 cents, Cen
tlemen so cents, each. Apply at No. II, (which is
and Main and Cary streets, Richmond, Va.
Smt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-18

U. g. SENATOR FROM INDIANa--It in said tb.,
there will be no election of United States Ssnstn1
from Indiana at the coming session The Demo.
cratic senate Of 1884 refused to into joint Conven
tion with tn, Republican" House and the r.
publican" sensts of 1856, it is given out will nov
refuse to g into joint Convention with the Demo.
cratic House The senate will, therefore elect ~,
Republican Senators by resolution, and tn. Hon.
can concur lift pleases The refu.t will prob.bIy bs
that no Senators will be elected from Indians for
TWO year gu bsequent to the 4th of March w.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-18
WATCHES AND JEWELHY.
@ THOUGH live In the country
IN hundred miles down,

q THOUGH i live In the country
~ hundred miles down.
NS have my repairing don. always In town;
Z And the tradesmsn l OVAL with 10 BAR
ThOLOhEW,
And the work that give him, 10 done up like new
But here would tell you the right of my tale,
| was thrown from my horse risht to rail-
My Watch. it went further, smack into ditch
And rusted the works to very bad pitch.
| took it to one, who ssid " trade it away
But valued the watch, and was willing to pay.
When friend told me of matchmaker he knew,
And that's how came TO know BARTHOLOMEW
He did up the watch, and some jeweiry fine
And my watch to this day. keeps excellent time.
VIM. j. BARTHOLOMEW,
Watch and Clock Maker,
Corner Eleventh and Main streets
Watches, Clocks and Jeweiry OF al kinds repair
ed ia the best manner, and on moderate terms az
any other house in the city. %
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uOW no Gu RE ALI PAIN -

Pain 10 the forerunner OF most dseases-cure the
Pain and check the disease.
DR.. ROSES PAIN.CURER
viii cure rheumatism, Neuralgia, Pains in the Limbs
Sides or Back, Sprains and Bruises, Ear and Tooth
Ache, Pain or Cramp in the Stomach or Bowels,
Sore Throat, Burns, scalds, ARue or Jumps in the
Breast Chls, Spinal Affections, and Pains in the
feet, Indeed, It cures all Pain.
~ l2s IS md so cents bottle.
If you ere Bilious and have a bad Gold. take DR.
ROSES RAIL ROAD OR ANTI.BILIOUS PILLS
They carry of all bile and remove q cold. These
Pills 20 ahead of all other Pills in their good effects
" Boxes l2i and 25 cents. Sold by ali Drus gsti
In Richmond, Petersburg, Norfolk, Lynchburs, Fred
ericksbnrg and Charlottesville. no 25-Sm
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TENNESSEE FREE BANKS -The panic in regard
to the Tennessee free banks, says the Louisville
Journal, is subsidDR. the brokers have been and
will continue to redeem the notes of the Bank of
Chattanooga and other free banks secured by
State stocks at % per cent discount and those Of
the banks not secured by State stock at per cent
discount.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-18

INCREASE OF STEAMSHIPS Steamships have
rapidly increased within the pas: few years
There are now no less than 80 steamships repu
larry running between America and Europe, com
prising seven British and four American lines.
one French and one Belgian. The average ton.
mage of these vessels amount to about 100 600
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-18

DEcEasED.-The Right Hon Elizabeth Jerning'
ham, widow of the seventh Baron Stafford In the
pserage Of Great Britain, died at Cosessy Hall, in
the county OF Norfolk, England, on the 10Th Of
November Her iadyship was one Of the three
daughters Of the late Richard Cation, Esq of Bal
,more, (grand daughters of Charles Carroll of Car.
roil,on the last surviving sgner ofthe Declaration
Of IodependepceJ who married EnRIish peers,
Wig the late Dowager Warehouses of WELLESLEY
and the Duchess of Leeds. Lady Stafford was
married Nay 25, 1886, and became a widow Octo-
her 4 1851
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-18

MARHIED-Mr. William Mure British Consul in
New Orleans, wa married on the 10Th ult In Dunn
frieshire Scotland, to Lucy Virginia. only daugh
ter of Thomas Holt Oliver, Esq, OF the Manor
House, Western, Erga,d
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-18

DEcEAsED.-John G Bush, printer, formerly
Of Virginia. died 10 New Orleans last week The
deceased went with Lopez to Cuba, was tax en-
prisoner, sent to Cueta in Africa, and finally
went to Nicaragua. where he fought CALAMITY
and where he contracted the disease of which he
diad
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-18

POST OFFICE APPOINTMENTs-JohnW w. Reed.
er postmaster at WaynesboIough, Augusta co
Va, vice Abraham Lynn, resigned James II.
French postmaster Mill Dale Warren county, Va.
vice Chas. A. Rogers resigned
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-18

& SALE.-yalley Farm, in Fairfax county, Vs.,
near Alexandra, was sold yesterday at auction by
Adams of Baltimore, for $40 per acre. This farm
was purchased q few years since for 500 per acre.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-18

TEMPERANCE The New York State Temper
ance Convention will be held at Albany to NOR.
row to arrange plans for promoting the passage
Of more stringent liquor law by the next legisla
ture.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-18

NV cry BODY OUGHT no kEAD
IL Is, to find out the secret where to buy the
cheapest Dry Goods in this city. The undersigned,
intending to make change in their firm are from
stock of Dry Goods and Fancy Articles without re-
gard to price. eck Plaid and Striped Silks at 80
cents and upwards; Merinos Alpaccss, all wool De.
ain.s Paids large lot of shawls and ladies' Cloa
of all descriptions; Flanpes. Liuseys Hosieri es
Gloves Blankets, large stock ef Embroidsries,
very cheap. and great many other articles all Of
which viii be sold a. aud beoy cost Come ladies
from the Eastern and Southern part of this city
g. cents for an omnibus rlde, and make SIS in buying
bargains at P. STRAUsE & BRO
de6-lm* No 81 Me;n or