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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-01-26

Orn FoEElGN RELATIONS w Asil1NGToN
January 221.-Amid conflicting statements,
information from an authentic source warrant
the assertion that so far from Il special mes
sage TO Congress relative to our foreign affairs
being in contemplation by the President, it
has not at any time been thought of, much
less subject Of consultation. Though this
government has demanded the recall Of Mr..
Champion and the British counsuls engaged
in recruiting men for the Crimca, it can as
confidently be stated that there has been no
proposition either in or out of the Cabinet for
the withdrawal of Mr.. Buchanan from Eng
land, unless at his own request.
The negotiations between Great Britain and
the United States are still opcn-dspa tclcs
having been sent out by the last steamer. and
there has been nothing since the Presidents
message to change the aspect of our relations
abroad.
Mr.. Boycc' srcsoluion offered in the House
to-day, declaring that our relations with
Great Britain arc of the most startling char
actcr indicating that We may be on the eve Of
the most alarming events, was not, as sup
posed, submitted with the consent or know
ledge of the Executive, but was simply Mr..
Boycc'S independent proposition.
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EkLTON, JANUARY 18th, 1856.
Dissolution Of Partnership,

NOTlCE is hereby given that the partner
l ship lately subsisting between Henry A.
Hall and Joseph d. Marchbank, under the
name Of II. \. Hall x Co., has this day been
dissolved by mutual consent. All debts
owing to the said partnership are to be re-
ceived by II. A. Hall, and all demands on
the same are to be paid by him as he alone
is authorized to make collections and pay
mcnts: All persons indebted to the said
partnership, rs we'll as those to whom it is
indebted will call as above.
HENRY A. HALL,
JOSEPH y. MACIIBANK
p. S. The business will he continued at
the old stand ly II. A. Hall, where all kinds
of articles in his line may be had cheap for
cash. TJun l9-3t.
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THE BRIDGE.-Thc work Of repairing the
draw of the bridge at the foot of Market street
has progressed to such an extent as to war.
rant the impression that it will I've replaced
ON Monday next This will be good news to
those who reside in the lower Hundreds who
may wish to visit our city. The work has
been somewhat retarded by the cold weather
but we learn that Mr.. Abbott has used all
excrtion possible under the circumstances, to
hasten its complction.-Dc Rep.
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CONSTABLE,S SALE,

RY virtue Of q writ of Vendi Exponas is
- sued by Edmund Brown, ST., Esq, one
of the Justices Of the Peace of the State OF
Maryland, in and for Cecil county, at the
suit of Burnite 4 Anderson, against the
goods and chattles, lands and tcnements of
Joseph Hall and to me directed, | have
seIZcd and taken into execution all the right,
title, interest and claim, at law and in equity,
of the said Joseph Hall, in and to all that
piece, parcel or tract Of land, with all the
buildings thereon, whcreon the said Hall now
resides, lying in Cecil county, Immediately
on the south side Of the road leading from,
North East to the Rock Meeting House, con-
tanning
20 Acres of Land,
more or less, and adjoining lands of VIM. II.
Drummond and others; and hereby give
notice that on
Saturday, the Goth day of january, 1856,
between the hours Of and 3 O'Clock p, NJ.
at tie Court House door. in tire town of Elk
ton, will expose the said property to Pub
lie Sale to the highest bidder for cash to
satisfy said writ IIEZ. FOARD.
IAN ., oO-ts Constable.
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ALLIANCE BETWEEN SPAIN, FRANCE AND
ENGLAND.-lt has been ascertaincd from an
authentic source, that the long talked of al
lance between Spain. Great Britain and
France, has been formally consummatcd- the
first binding herself to Send into the field from
ten to twenty thousand men in the spring, her
interests, particularly in Cuba, to be protected
by France and England
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FARM FOR RENT.

FARM FOR RENT.
TNIIE Farm lying near Port Deposit and
l. known as s'Mount Ararat,'' whcreon
George Davidson Esq, now resides. This
farm contains about $50 acres, and is in good
condition. 1t will be rented either as one or
two farms to suit renter. To a suitable ten
ant . liberal lease will be given; to commence
on the 25th of March next. For terms and
particulars apply to
EARLE \ CRESWELL, Attorneys,
Jan S, 5G--ti Elkton, Md.
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PHILADELPHIA MrLLs.-Thc -four and grain
mills of the city are said to number IL. and
the report gives their joint capacity at 500
barrels per day. The domestic consumption
of -four in Philadelphia is estimated at Geo.
900 barrels per annum, and the cxl orts to
foreign and coastwse ports in 1855 at 300
500 barrels The flour business of the past
yea, embraced about 900 900 barrels. The
s,les of wheat reached 400 900 bushels, and
corn nearly 100000 bushels.
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NATIONAL PEcULIARIrIEs. When the A.
merlcan army moved through Mexico, one
of its first institutions was the establishment
of newspaper office. which followed the
camp and gave the intelligence of the day
Recent advices from the Crimca announce
that the foundation had been laid for an army
jockey club, with permanent fund for races
wherever the troops may be encamped.
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To Builders and Others.

" ANTED, to establish an agency for
w the sale of Wood Monldings, of which
there are from $50 to $500 worth used in
every house that is built. Our advantages,
in the use Of n machine that will work Il
whole board into mouldings at one operation
and the large amount Of capital employed
by the Company, enab bic ux to give liberal
commission. Pattern book furnished, con-
tanning $50 patterns. Address
J. d. DALE,
Willow Street, above Twelfth,
Jan l9-3m Philadelphia.
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PREPARATIONS FOR WAR. The Senate of
Pennsylvania, in view of our relations with
England. are discussing the propriety of in
structmg their Senators in Congress and urg-
ing their representatives to secure an appro-
prlatlon 10 complete Fort Delaware. ON the
Pea Patch Island; and to erect additional
batteries, so as to render it imprac icablc for
an cncmy's fleet to pass up the river.
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STEAMERS TO FRANCE.-A Paris corrcspon.
dent of the New York Commercial VS. that
the project of the French American Steam
ship Company is now considered fixed fact.
The French government has promised semi
weekly mail. for the transportation of which
it will pay literally, and the line will be or
gained to leave scmi-weekly and alternately
from the ports of lIavre and Bordeaux for the
ports of New York and New Orleans. The
steamers are to be about the size of the Full
ton and Arago.
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Frozen uP.-There are now frozen up in
Elk river, at Chalcstown, Kanawha, Va, it
Is said, about 1870 fiat boats and barccs,
Which, with the lumber and saw-logs also
lying in the ice are estimated to he worth
$4,000. Should the river break up sudden
ly, this property, or large portion of it,,
would be swept away.
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GIThe Albany Atlas says that Mr.. John
Upton, Express Messenger, who was severely
injured at the late accident on the Hudson
River Railroad, has been presented with near
" 81 600 by the banks of that city. for his
fidelity to their interests, in watching their
treasure during that fearful time, while he
himself was badl y hurt.
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WEST NOTTINIIAN

A G. A ID T. Nj Y,
CECIL COUNTY, .M.4RYL.A.ND.
TIVE next session Of this Institution will
l. commence on the first day Of November.
The course Of study is extensive, such as to
fit students for either of the classes of Col
lcge, or any of the business pursuits of life.
Parents may here secure for their sons
superior facilities for instruction, pleasant,
retired and healthy residence, and entire
freedom from immoral associations.
Terms per session, boarding and washing
$4,000, Tuition $1,000, German, French and
italian, and Drawing extra.
For circulars AMI further particulars, adj.
dress the Principals at Battle Swamp. Cecil
County, Md. GEO. DUFFIELD, A. NJ.
IF. VI. FAEllTZ, A. NJ.
Oct. IL. Principals.
REFERENCES.
LEVI II. EVANS. Esq, President.
Rev. JonN SurIER, Secretary.
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FROM UAYTI-pUJI.A DEIPUIA. .Jon'v

FROM HAYTI.-PHILADELPHI Jan'y. %.
Port all Prince dates to January LIST have
been received confirming the previously re.
ccivcd report of the defeat of the Havtiens by
the Domincans. The Emperor Fa,,stin had
escaped from the field a fugitive and reward
of 10000 doubloons was offered for his head
An intense feeling existed against him: and
if caught, he would probably be shot by his
own people.
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THE CECIL WHIG
is PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY.
BY p C RICKETTS


BY r. c. RICKETTS,.
TERMS.-S2 90 a year, in advance.
2.50 if not paid in advance.
500 for clubs Of Five.
1900, for clubs Of Ten.
ADVERTISEMENTS not exceeding a
square will be published three times for one
dollar; and twenty. five crnts for each Suhss-
Husnt iuscrIion longer ones in the same pro-
portion. Gy-Twelvc lines BREWER, or space
equal TO that make a square. Advertise
mcnts published quarterly, semi annually or
yearly ut moderate rates. Advertisements
sent without the number Of times they are
t" he inserted hcing stated will he continued
until forbid and charged acc"r'ling to the
above rates. Fractions Cfa square charged
as square.
G|No paper discontinued until all ar
rcarages are paid.
0ySingle copies ofthe paper, FIVE cents.
O~V. Is. PALMER, the American News
paper Agent is the only authorised 7gcm for
this paper IN the cities II Boston, New York
and Philadelphia. and is duly empowered I"
take advertisements aud subscriptions at the
rates AS required by us. His receipts will
he regarded as payments. His offices are
BosroN, Sc"lay's Buildings; New IoRK,
Tribune Buildings: PnILApELrHIA, N. f.
corner of Fifth and Chestnut Streets.
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Siyertisfn5

Has enlarged many small, business;
Has revived many dn!l business;
Has re scued many a lost business;
Has saved many falling business;
Has preserved many large business;
Has created many new business;
And ensure success in aIv business
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-01-26

DEEP SNow.-A great quantity of snow has
recently fallen in the western part of New
York. 1t is thought to average, throughout
the State from two to four feet. In Chautauque
county, the snow is said to he three feet on a
level and in Lewis county about four and a
half feet
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-01-26

Cold WEATHER SoUTH.-NEw ORLEANS,
Jan. 22.-Adviccs from Galveston to Satur-
day, have been received. The weather was
exceedingly cold There had been consid-
cradle snow and the Brazos river was frozen
to such degree that teams were crossing on
the ice.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-01-26

ORR RELATIONS WITH ENGLAND.-Thc
Washington Union gives an emphatic contra
diction to the rumor that the President in
tended 10 send special message to the SEN
ate, in executive session, concerning our re-
lations with England.
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ONE HUNDRED

EUNE CHESTER COUNTY PIGS FOR
Il SALE, from 4 weeks to 10 weeks DID,
Farmers that wish good kind of PIGS, and
wi II call soon IN RESTON PARRY, Bow
mtn's Farm, Gate Croppcr's,) Elk Neck, will
he suited at mo lerate price.
D.c. Is, $50
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BANK IN CENTREvILLE.- petitions for the
charter of bank, to be loca ted in Centre, lie
Md, arc being circulated in Queen Annc's
county, and are said to he already extensive
ly signed. The Times states that the capital
stock is to be one hundred thousand dollars
shares fifty dollars. The stock cannot be
taken by any except bona .fde residents of the
State of Maryland.
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Splendid stock of
LADIES'S DRESS GOODS

r. BROWN, JR.
p ICII Ln.ter Black Silk,
lIBcautiiul Plaid and Stripe Silk,
Splendid Cashmeres, Nep Stvie,
Allwool Delaincs, figured and plain.
French Merinors in desirable colors.
Cashmere Plaids, very cheap,
New style Cloth Mantila,
Ladies' Cloths for Mantillas,
Sack Flannel IN varluu, oolors,
Together with large and well Sc lected stock
of housekcepers goods, very cheap at the
Dry Goods Store Of 4. BROWN, JR.
Oct2U
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REMOVA AT.

TNHE subscriber bcgs leave to inform his
l. friends and the Public generally, that lc
has moved to the Store House formerly &C.
cupied by Jamcs Denny, Esq, where he will
he pleased to see his old customers and all
those who wish to purchase cheap Goods.
SAMUEL Ii. MILLER.
Dec. 18th, 1854.
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FOR RENT

TIIE HOUSE AND LOT on the corner
l. formed by the Baltimore and Philadelphia
Railroad and N orth street, Elkton, nov oc-
cupied by VIM =. Strickland Apply to
HENRY II. GILPIN.
Jan 12-tr.
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NOTICE.

NV L lCTI.
A LII persons indebted to the late firm of
IA. J. Scott Il Bro are hereby notified that
all such claims az are not settled on or be-
fore the Goth inst, will be placed in an officers
hands for collection. Payment may be
made to either Of the subscribers.
A. J. SCOTT,
d. SCOTT.
Elkton, Jan. 5, '56-3w.
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WILLIAM TORBERT

WILLIAM TORBERT
Has just opened his regular stock of
FALL s. WINTER DRY GOODS;
Cloths, Cassmeres, sa,ins, Tweeds, Dome,tc
Cloths and Kerssys.
LADIES' DRESS GOODS.
French and English Mcrinos, Coburgs Mouslin
de Lanes A'pac,s nc.
HOSIERY AND TRIMMINGS.
Dress Trimmings and Buttons. Scissors Burshcs,
Buckles. Fatent Leather Belts Carpet BINDINGS
Sewing silks. Patent Threads, Chldrcn's Wooden
Goods Zephyr Scarfs &c IOct 49,
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SIG 81 Eng Retail
The Parting. Engraved in the
highest style Is x 1871 SIOA
The Anglers Daughter. Paint
ed by Landscer III l6i 100
Tho Shepherd Grave % l4I 10! | 90
The Shepherds Chief Mourner
Painted by Landsoer, a.! x 49, 100
The Rat Catchcrs IA X 10 90
Eecc Homo, (liead of Christ) 9xl2 $50
The Highland Whiskey Still
BY Landsccr 81 x2t I so
Harvey Demonstrating the
Theory of tn, Circulation Of
the Blood % 20 200
The Rubber OF Whist Painted
by Webster IS X2i so
John Knox Preaching to the
Lords of tho Congregation 30 x26 200
rrarpers Last Shot. % y % 100
Sir Walter Raleigh Parting
| f.om his Wife, 81 x2f 100
Anne Page, Slender and Shall
low 81 KS 90
sparkling: New England
| The Capture Of Andre IS XII 100
| Queen Nary Signing the Death
| Warrant of Lady Jane Grey 81 X 2it 90
| Farmers Nooning a laying Is 1l7 100
| The jolly Flat 30 tMen % % 90
Caus Marius upon the Ruins Of
| Carthage I4i xl9 100
! ~ Copies of any Of the above splendid En-
| cravings will be sent POSTAGE rAID TO destination
| on a remittance of the price affixed. They will
| be put on Il roller and cannot reserve injury
Agent supplied with these Engravings Ito soil
again) on worry liberal terms. Jan l9-3m.
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MATING AND CARPETINGS.s
FAMILY GROCERIES.

lava. Rio La Guayra. Maracabo Jamaica and
y Old White Coffres; a large andschoice selection
of Teas; crushed, refined and brown Sugars; Cho.o.
late AMI Cocoa; Farna Corn and Rice Flours Tea;
Soda and Sugar Biscuit; Water and Butter Crack
ers; Goshen and Picked Butter; Coffee Essence
and burnt Coffccs; Dried Currants; Sugar Raisns;
Preserved Ctron; Spices of all kinds Pearl Starch
Chemical. Olive and brown Soap; Sperm and Ada,
mantine Candies; Burning Fluid &c Fresh
Sausage received every Tuesday and Friday; fresh
Pork; Dried Beef, DO. at
WIN. ToRBERT's Family Grocery
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B. +. May
OPPOSITE THE COURT HOUSE,
HIS JUST OPENED
A WELL SELECTED STOCK OF
E.,Iy G. VTk,,fn., x.n.-u.
B. +. May

Fall s. Winter Goods.
TIME attention Of the Ladies is particularly cal.
l. led to the catalogue found below
French. Cloakiiss in various colors; French Aer.
inoes in DO; French all WOO! plaids for dress Thi-
bet cloths in various Colors Plain and Pl.id Cash
meres all WOOL MOuslin deaincs Nous in deaines,R
low grades. Canton Cloths and A'pacas; Best Bay
stare snok 0annes; BIZ Col silks Of bcs, brands
Prints Ginghnms in great variety: ShroHding
hanncls; White Red yellow fannes of best gr. des
Manti'la Velvets "A wide; Bleached Musns from
A to Id wide tnbleached do :; Canton Hannes
Cold Bleachel; Cold Cambrcs in variety: Pa
per Mus'ins in many Colors; Towel diapers Il
Crash; Superior Jeans Blcached q cold drillings.
SlAWLS SHAWLS
Stella. Cashmere. Tbibet wool, Best Bny state
long square in Blk Colors.
BOYS WEAR
OF tho neatsst styles Cassimcres Twceds Jeans
Sattcnetts rabby Nelvets & Caps of best furnish.
GLOVES 4 HOSIERY in great variety.
TRIMMINGS.
At wholesale or retail such as Bonne ct Ribbons Of
best styles quality sains in various colors Silks
many colors Nclvcts in do. Florences Innings GAYS
&c. Under seavcs French worked collars lace.
Edgings, Inserting Buttons in great variety.
CATERS 4 SHOES.
Ladies Cold Blk Caters h lace boots 4 Shoes
Misses & CLildrens Boots & Shoe. Of best make
Thankful for past patronage. the public are res
pec'fully invited to cali and examine the present
new stock B.. MAY
Ekton Oct 10 1s55.-,f
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FREIGHT ING.

TO and FROM BALTIMORE.
THE new, tight and substantial ~
L fast sailing Schooner JAS. IGLE- MkA
HART, Capt. Lambert g. Ford, will NNH\
run regularly from the wharf S.A2
Elk Landing, leaving on Tuesday Of every
week at II O'Clock NJ.
Frcighters may rely upon having their
business attended to carefully and with des-
patch, and ut reasonable rates.
Apply on board to
LAMRERT G. FORD,
srts JOHN PARTRIDGE,
Fsb24tf Elkton.
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INTOWN AGAIN.

NIIE subscriber respectfully informs the
Il Ladies and Gentlemen of this locality
that it is his purpose to cmain but a few
DAYS, hoping they i'll embrace the oper.
tunity Of obtaining ono of his
Superior DagucrrcO4ypes,
OR PLAIN PHOTOGRAPHS, taken in any
style or size to suit the sitter. Also Photo.
graphs painted in oil or water colors put up
in beautiful style and at low rates.
CO Pictures taken in all kinds Of weather
Portraits, Daguerreotypes, miniatures and
Crayons Copied.
N. b. Prices ranging from IS cents tt
SIG. Saloon, between the Court House and
Jail. Elkton. NJ. d. W. WHEELER.
Jan l9-tf
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% tleaoers ano Correspondents.

1--WE have on our first page from our
correspondents, fine poem. a letter from the
West and chapter OH Ice Houses particular
ly addressed to the farmers of this county
The selected articles on that page will, also,
We think Ike found interesting.
GIVE have from IAN OLD CONTRIBUTOR
we'll written Sketch, entitled "Thc Poi,t-
clans Career' which wewil print next week.
rJOur correspondent Cato" will excuse
us for not printing his last article. The VIII
ter to when he refers is scarcely worth the
trouble Of being followed up. IL
UA Reverend Doctor of New Jersey, who
happened in our town day or two the be-
ginning of the week, was so pleased with
THE Midnight Chime" by Miss Browne,
printed in The Wing last week. that he set
it to music, and it has already been perform
cd many times on the piano.
UlIere are the stanzas from new cor
respondent, which we promised to prin t this
week. The fair author, Judging from this
example, may yet write very beautifully -
For The Cecil Wing.
StanZas to the Moon.
Thoughts suggested while sitting by the window
gazing upon the slvcry moon as she is taking her
course through the starry Heavens and throwing
her soft mellow light Ter the quiet little village OF
Cccilton, and its inh btan;s.
When, as the garish day is done,
Heaven burns with tho descended sun,
Ills passing sweet to mark,
Amid that flush of crimson light,
The new moons modest bow grow bright
As earth and sky grow dark.
Few are the hea rts too cold to feel
A thrill Of gadness 'er them scal
When first the wandering eye
Sees family, in the evening blaze,
That glmmering curve of tender rays
Just planted in the sky.
The sight of that young crescent brings
Thoughts Of all fair and youthful things
The hopes of early years;
And chiltlhoods purity and grace,
And joys, that like IL rainbow, chase
The passing shower Of tears.
The captive yields him to the dream
OF freedom, when that virgin beam
Comes out upon the air;
And painfully the sick man tries
TO fix his dim and burning eyes
On the soft promise there.
Most welcome to the lovers sight
Gl.ters that pure, emerging light;
For pr,ttlins poets say
That sweetest is the lovers walk,
And ;enlerest their murmur'I talk,
Beneath its gentle ray.
And there do graycr men behold,
A type Of errors. loved fold,
Forsakcn and forgiven;
And thoughts and wishes no! ofc.rh,
Just Opening in their early birth,
Like that new light of heaven.
FLORENCE a. WEsTAoRLAND.
Cccii.on Jntunry 18Th, '56,
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Having disposed of my Lumber Yard to
Mr. John Mauldin, and believing the stock to
be as good as can be had any where, and that
Mr.. Mauldin will give satisfaction, | would
recommend my former customers and friends
to give him call. G. SIMCOE.
Ian 1D-ff
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a. j. SCOTT.
ELkTON. MD, has this day opened a supply Of
~ rich Moirs Antiques, plain and beaut f.l
styles Of
CASHMERES 4 DELAINES.
full supply of fashionable Prints. ladies Collars
Chemisctts. Lace. Inserting swiss doucl and
plain; Cambria, plaid and plain; beautiful as
sortment Of French Window Curtains Hosiery,
Gloves, Combs: Brushes, and full supply of No
tons The ladies will confer great favor by call
ing at the store and examining my stock.
ElktOn, Ost6