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to our institutions and to our National
Character, can hardly be overcstimats
ed. We are threatened with Des,
potism Of opinion, which, if not as dan
gerous in all quarters Of the county
as at the south, is yet of the same kind
as that which controlled the Directory
in the worst times of the French Rev,
olution.
The only way in which it can be
avoided, is for each individual to as
sert his own manhood. and to stand
firm by his own convictions. Such, a
man, sooner or later, is sure Of re-
spect, no matter how violent the storm
which may, for time sweep over him.
While he does this, let him have char
ity for others, and award to them the
same upright motives of conduct which
he claims for himself. Let him res
member THAT there is some sense
Of good in things evil" and that there
is as much wroag in Wholesale denun-
citation, fas there is weakness w I'M
qualifedpraise. ~
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day 1916 pounds were forwarded to
market. At Is cents, the highest price
our buyers arc paying, would bring near.
ly seven thousand dollars. 1t is said that
our 1airies are doing better than for the
last two years, and the increased yield
will about balance the decreased price,
rs TO the income realized.--S. Adams
Messenger.
MELANCHOLY AccIDENT.-W exceed
ingly regret to learn that MIR, Amasa
Bancroft Of Dandy, was thrown from his
wagon on Saturday last, and so severe
ly injured that he died on the succeeding
day. Mr.. Bancroft was one of the most
respectable citizens of Dandy, and has
represented that town in the State Leg
islature. Herald.
FATAL ACCIDENT AT THE WEST RUT-
LAND MARBLE QUARRIEs.-As number
Of work men (somo 20 or SOY we're at
work on Saturday last upon the new
quarry just being opened by Mr.. +, Par
ker, sudden slide" occurred BY which
one man, Mr.. Daniel Maddox, was al.
most instantly killed, aud another, whose
name we do not know, so seriously in
jured that his lie is despaired Of
THE EXPRESS ROBBERY TRrAL-CLos-
SING ScENE.-William c. Ayers, Oliver
King and Samuel c. White we're found
guilty at Detroit. The prisoners re-
tanned their perfect self.posession when
the verdict was rendered, not evincing
the slightest emotion. The aged father
seemed bowed down with anguish They
were each sentenced to the State Prison
for five years
STATE ELECTIONS following
States will hold their elections previous
to the great contest for the Presidency.
Kentucky 80. Aug 4iCalifornia -. Sept 4
Alabama zee. Aug. ! Maine 49,. .... Sept.
Texas ........Aug 4lGeOrgia ..... Oct. 8
Missouri .....A Aug. Florida ....... Oct. 6
Arkansa0 ..... Aug, ! Pennsylvania. Oct. IL
North Carolina Aug. 4 Ohio ........ Oct. ii
Tennessee Aug. : Indiana ..... Oct. IA
Vermont 80. Sept. . South CarolinaOct. ii
"A meeting of clergy and laity was
held in Boston, 10 adopt measures for
carrying out the plan Of systematic ben
eficence. 1t is proposed that Church
members give | 0 per cent Of their income
for benevolent purposes.
STRONG MINDED WOMEN Recent
English papers report that two wealthy
ladies', Misses Ann and Elizabeth Sher-
wood, of Sheffield, have..just been liberia
ted, by the intervention Of their friends,
after l4years imprisonment fer coutemp,
of the Court of Chaucery. They con-
tinued in prison fourteen years rather
than produce an uuimportant document
in their possession These are LITERAL y
| strong minded women.
FRANCE AND THE UNITED STATES -
The Union of Tuesday morning says our
| government continues on the best foot
ing with France, and that the French
government has evinced in the most
proper manner, an anxious solicitude
that the controversy should terminate
amicably. Marshal Vaillan. has denied
any intention of withholding from the
officers of the military commissions any
courtesy usually extended to officers Of
other nations. or of showing disrespect
to the United States.
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Home Items.

aObhO LbOubs
Any person who wishes to see a hand.
some portrait of Mr.. Fremont, can do so.
by stepping into the store Of James NJ.
Slade s. Co. If any body doubts the
election of Mr.. Fremont, while looking
at that elegant photographic has only to
listen TO the EXPLANATIONS Of the crowd,
and go home a wiser and happier man.
- The new enclosure of tho College
Common is now completed, minus the
paint. We think the shape of it is much
improved upon tho original plan, and
while the Park is susceptible of high
degree of ornamentation, it cannot be
said to be in the way of public travel.
The College Grounds proper, are begin
ming to show the value of the labor taste
and money which have been expended
upon them A very largo number of
thrifty foreign trees as well as those of
native growth, arc marking the grounds
with beauty. A few short years will
convert the clay waste with its poplar
scntinels, into Academic Groves, hot un-
worthy of old Plato and the rest. We
shall be entirely satisfied when in the rev.
olution of time, the old lumber yard front
\ Of the Academy shall take itself out of
the way, and the Internal Styx shall
gently meander amid terraced slopes
md thickly streaming foliage, to the
softly flowing Otter. On. f. Tupper.)
- The Peak Family" performed
here, on Saturday night to o crowded au-
dioucc, with good deal of ostentation
of the genuine Baruum sort they arc
yet not without merit particularly in their
character Of Bell Ringers.
THE FEMALE SEMINARY We UNDER
stand arrangements are in progress, by
which this school, which has prospered
so reasonably and successfully under the
supervision Of Mr.. Bascom, will cont niue
to be sustained. 1t will be expected
that to q considerable extent, if not Who'll
ly, tho present teachers will be retained
AS this school is. in oui judgment,
one of the most important interests of
our town and county, we have the right
to hope it will be thoroughly and prop
erly attended to.
- The State Agricultural Society
contemplate having the best Exhibition
at Burlington this year, which they have
ever had Not the least attractive fea.
ture of the show will be " Old Black
Hawk " in person, with glorious prog
cny from this county. We understand
the representation of this kind Of stock
is to be very large and very fine
Mr.. d. G. Linsley's prize book on
the Morgan Horse" is now in process
of publication. We have been favored
with perusal Of it in manuscript, and
have no hesitation in pronouncing it a
capital production.
- The Board Of Managers of the
Propagation Society whose funds now
reach nearly $4,000. per annum, and
whose design is tho spread of the Cos
pei, met here on Thursday We Doticed
among them, Chief Justice Redfeld and
Bishop Hopkins.
The Green Wountain Match Com
pany, under the management of Mr.. A
j. HERvhY, as agent, are now manufac-
turing a superior article of matchcs-in-
asmuch as they 60 off every time. We
are inclined to prefer ihom to any other
now is use We know of no reason VIII y
such articles in common use, cannot be
manufactured in this place to as good ad
vantage as any other.
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lority Of ,tbe Committee, and declares
that Whitfield is entitled to a seat 10
tbe House.
= The Senate have passed bill grant.
ing pension to the widow Of Commo>
ddre Decatur.
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MoNrHLlRs TO la, per's Magazine
for July, we would refer the reader, for
a copy richly illustrated of Barlow's ad'
mirablo American poem of " Hasty Pud-
ding" This was written in Savoy, by
the distinguished author Of the Colum-
.biad, in 1893, and smacks of recollec-
tions of youth and home, of choice wit
and genial temper, in every line, and has
always been received as a true and live
ly specimen of an American Idyl. The
res. of the Magazine is made up of its
usual variet, o: instructive aud enter
tanning matter.
Putnam's Monthly bcspeaks the gen.
oral favor of those who approve this
faithful and earnest effort to provide a
first class American Magazine. This
number is abundantly successful. Wo
notice an interesting and rather brilliant
sketch Mrs. Professor Kramps," pos
sibly by Mrs. Professor Stowe; a cheer
full, acute sense of life appears in it, and
a turn or two of high talent. The pol
itical article, on the aspect of the times,
is worthy of the high literary aud philo'
sophical point of view of the conductors
of Putnam.
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SALE OF on. We understand that
about 5000 barrels of sperm oil we're
sold in this city, on foreign account, on
Wednesday, at 81 so per gallon. A
small lot was also sold to manufacturers
at 81 81 and 81 SIS per gallon.-NesO
Bedford Standard.
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Addison County Anti-Admin1stra-
ton Nominations.

For Senator's,
JOSEPH WARNER, Middlebury,
JOHN PIERPOINT, Vergennes.
For Assistant JUdgeS,
SAMUEL SWIFT, Mddlebury,
JOHN W STRONG, Addison,
Fer Sheriff,
DAVID s. CHURCH, Middlebury.
For States AttorncV,
FREDK +. WOODBRIDGE, Vergennes.
Eor High Bauif,
GAIUS A. COLLAMER, Bristol
Fer Judgc of Irobaic-Addison District,
CALVIN G.. TlLDEN, Cornwall.
Fur Jadgc Of Probate- Nic Harcn Disfricf
HARVEY MUNSlLL, Bristol,
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satisfaction is to suppose the people of
this country blind to the power of ordi-
nary discernment, or lost to every seuti.
ment of justice and humanity.
i CntLAMER
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IL The Middlebury Register is
regularly filed with about 1000 other
papers from America, 10 Halloway's
News Room attached to his Great Pill
ard Ointment Establishment in London
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New Map of Addison County


Z We have to-day been shown plans
and specimens for large Topograph
ical Map of Addison County, to be
published by Messrs. BAKER & TIL
DEN, of Boston.-The surveys have
been completed under the direction of
II. f. Walling, civil engineer, and
doubtless many of our country friends
have observed the surveyor, (morc
commonly known as the wheel>barrow
man, )perambulating the county, mark
ing the course and distance Of every
public road--showing accurately the
the location Of every dwelling, with
the owners name attached also
Town Boundaries, location Of Mills,
Schools, Churches, Brooks, &c. All
Of this has been done during the last
two years, at great expense. The
enterprising publishers of this great
work, have located themselves in this
place for the purpose OF transactlng
their map business, and during the
year these gentlemen will pass over
the county, to make any additions that
may be suggested, and at the same
time will receive orders for the work.
Messrs. Baker & Tilden come among
us, recommended and endorsed by men
of their profession, both in Massachu>
sets and Connecticut, their MAPS Of
other Counties Specimens of which
they bring with them have been highly
approved. and reflect much credit up
on the publishers and from their long
experience in this business, they can-
not fail to give us as good and
faithful representation our Of county,
as they have Of Others.
Such amap is very much needed by
every resident Of the county and must
prove a valuable reference. 1t is
local work, and our citizens will see
the necessity Of giving their order as
they pass through.
We will say to our readers that you
will find them gentlemen in every sense
ofthe word and We hope to hear Of their
cordial reception in all parts of the
county, and any information, that may
be given will be duly appreciated by
them. Lot us all unite Throughout
this county, and extend to Messrs.
Baker and Tilden our hearty cooper
alton, that they may be renumerated
for this laudable undertaking, and give
them that support which they so just
ly deserve.
Mcssrs. Baker & Co have published Maps
of several counties in Massachusetts,. Among
those who have examined the Maps and the
several surveys made by Henry + waling,
ESQ, Civil Engineer and superintendent of
the State Map, and approved and recon-
mended them AS accurate and reliable, are
the following distinguished gentlemen;
Emory Washburn, Geo. N. Briggs,
Isaac Davis, Edward Everett,
Amasa Walker, NJ Banks, Jr.,
John G.. Paifrey, Geo S. Boutwell,,
Jared Sparks, Charles summon,
John II Clifford, Rufus Choate,
| James Walker, VIM. B. Calhoun.
Rob't C. Winthrop,
MoNrHLlRs TO Han per's Magazine
| r IL -. -o,,IJ ror,r ,ba raadar Cor
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Republican State Nominations.

For Governor,
RYLAND FLETCHER, Of Cavendish.
Ebr Lieut.. G0UernOr,
JAMES NJ. SLADE, of Middlebury.
For Treasurer,
HENRY NJ. BATES, of Mortified,
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1liAhlrburg Register.
M 1 d d L T. b u r Y

"WEDNESDAY, JULY l6, 1856.
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Republican Nominations.
FOR PRESIDENT.
JOHN @. FREMONT,
OF CALIFORNIA.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
WILLIAM L. DAYTON,
OF NEW JERSEY.
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By A. GREEN, Aucticneer
E&CELLENf HOUSEHOLD AND IA itch

ny n huCIltl6e1.
E&CELLENf HOUSEHOLD AND Il itch
IL en- furniture, Bar Fix lures, Liquors
&c, at tAuction.-On MONDAY, the 10Th in
slant, shall sell at 10 O'Clock m, at the resi-
dence OF Mrs. Foy, at the corner Of New Jersey
avenue and ID streets, near the Railroad Depot an
excellent assortment Of Furniture, viz:
Mahogany Divans, Lounges, Chairs, Ottomans
DO marble top dress and other Bureaus
Do centre and sofa Tables and Washclosets
DO dining, breakfast, and cord Tables
DO French Bedsteads, large Wardrobe,
and Sideboard
Gilt frame and other Looking Glasses Paintings
and Engravings
Cottage and maple Bedsteads, Wardrobes, and
Chairs
Walnut extension dining, writing, and other
Tables
Girandoles and mantle Ornaments, Clocks, &c.
A large assortment Of china, glass, and crockery
Ware and Castors
IL fne feather Beds and Bedding, hair and shuck
Mattresses
Painted Blinds and painted Window Shades
Brussels, PLY, and other Carpets and Rugs
Passage Oilcloth, brass AndiTons and endefs
Refrigerator, Chain Dishes
And large assortment Of Kitchen Requisites
Also, the Bar Fixtures and good lot Of Liquors
Terms cash,
THE HOTEL Is ALSO FOR RENT, AND
will be rented to a good tenant at moderate rent
This hotel is in thorough repair and presents rare
Inducements 10 persons Wishing to embark in the
ho:el business, as the house Is very conveniently
arranged and near the Depot. Apply to Mrs. Foy,
on the premises, or to the subscriber.
IN l2-6 6t A. GREEN, Auct'r.
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ByJAS. C. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
NEhY DESIRABLE DWELLING Houss

NOON, June 9Th, at s O'Clock, on the premises,
shall sell part Of Lots No and TO- In Davids IS
subdivision Of square No. $40, fronting Is feet 6
Inches on 11th street west between nj and
streets north, running back 92 feet to public al
ley, with the Improvements, consisting Of sub
stantial, we'll finished three-story and basement
brick Dwelling House, containing eight rooms,
alconveniently arranged, with closets, dc. There
1s also well OF pure water and good cellar on
the premises, and the whole property is very desi-
rable to any person desiring comfortable dwell
ling In that healthy and pleasant part # the city
Terms One-third cash; the residue In and
II months, with interest, secured by deed Of trust
on the premises IL the terms Of sale are not
compiled with within five days the property will
be resold at the risk and expense Of the defautinp
purchasers. Title indisputable
IN l3-d JAS. T.. MCGUIRE Auct'r
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WATCHES.

M w. CALF Il BRO. OFFERS CON-
Nls stantly complete assortment Of superior
Watches. They call particular attention TO those
made by
r. F Cooper, F B. Adams & Sons, David
Taylor, Dixon, Craig, and others, London.
NJ +. Tobias l. Co,Ra J. Beeslry. Josepb
Johnson, Blundeu Co Liverpool.
Jules yurgenson, Copenhagen.
Also, VacheTon Constantiae's celebrated 6e-
neva Watches, which, from their size and style,
are peculiarly suited for ladies'.
The above, with those by every other maker
are offered al the lowest rates.
III. W. GAIT & BRO Jewellers,
ap I2-du 3A Pa av. bet 9th and 10th sts
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By A. GREEN, Auctioneer
VERY HANDSOME AND VALUARI

square OIL GROUND, being square No 739
with the improvements, Mt Auction.-Or
THURSDAY, the 26th instant, l shall sell In
front Of the premises, to the highest bidder, at
O'Clock a m, the above mentioned property be
ing the formerresidence Of Mr.. Thomas Blagden,
and recently vacated by Theodore Mosher, Esq
situated on New Jersey avenue, south of the
Capitol. The improvements are Of the first order
The House contains twenty good and conveniently
arranged rooms, with wide passages, and is sup.
p led with water fixtures and other(conveniences
The garden and grounds are large and In the
highes, state Of cultivation, and stable and car
iiage- house sufficient for the accommod alton Of
six horses and four carriages. In the garden there
Is large winery which Yields large quantities OF
the most delicious grapes This square has a
mont Of 244 feet Oh New Jersey avenue.
As am directed to sell to the highest bidder,
persons wishing to make good investment or to
secure beautiful residence would do well to ex-
anime the property and attend the sale. Mr..
White, who has charge Of the premises, will
show the property to parties desiring to examine
1t, and for particulars apply to Theodore Mosher,
at his lumber-yard, Blagden's WhaIf, or to the
subscriber.
Terms: One fifth cash; the residue In four
equal instalments Of l, 2, 3, and years the pur-
chaser to give notes for the deferred payments.
bearing interest from the day Of sale, Interest to
be paid semi-annually) and a lien on the property
to secure the payment Of the notes
m l0-d A GREEN Auct,r
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S1OO REWARD,

- ANYWAY FROM MY FARM, ADJOIN-
IL Ing Upper Marlboro, about the middle ~
Of December last, Mulatto boy AMBROSE, QY
belonging to my brother, Alfred w Gardi- ~
ner, OF Charles county. This bov Is about ri
nut color-and has delicate limbs He has usu.
ally mild and pleasant countenance when spo!
ken to.
viii give the above reward for his apprehenl
sion IL taken In Washington City, or north OF
Prince Georges county, Md, and fifty dollars II
taken In Prince Georges county or south Of 1t
In either case he must be brought home or secured
In Jail so thai can get him again. |
IN 13-eof BJ GARDINER
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VA l. B l. f. FARM FOR SALE, CON-
tanning 70 acres, situated Y mile east Of the
Rockville Turnpike Road, and 2K from Wash
supply Of fire wood and young orchard The i'm.
prOvements are small frame dwelling and sta.
BILE. 1t possesses all the advantages requisite to
make a garden Of great value, or a dairy farm,
made easy. Apply to POLLARD WEBB, No
5l2 Seventh street, opposite National Intelligen-
Ger Office an 2of
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WOOD AND COAL.

THE SUBSCRIBERS HAVING NOWMADE
Il extensive arrangements are prepared to sup
ply customers with the very best article Of Lehig
and Schuyikill White and Red Ash COAL, and
also Cumberland Coal, either by the cargo or
single ton; 2, ,2i0 lbs invariably given.
Also, the very best qualities Of Hickory, Oak
and Pine WOOD, at wholesale or retail, we
will sell at very small advance when taken i'm
mediately from the vessel
Persons desirous Of laying In their winter sup
plies Of Wood and Coal would do well 10 leave
their orders early, and thereby secure the ad-
vantages Of low prices.
BOGUE & O:NEILL. .
Once No. los Water street, Georgetown
nm 2-1m
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Houses, &c. for Rent and Sale.

FLEGANTRESIDENC sALE.-THE
IL House and Lot in Square IO4, on the south
east corner Of and 2lst streets, will be for sale
lot has width Of 81 feet on street, and extends
south on 2lst street 135 feet inches, and Is beau
tifully laid ont, and supplied with fruit shrubbery
ana ornamental trees. The house is In perfect
repair and very conveniently arranged. 1t will
be sold low and upon favorable terms Of payment.
Application may be made TO ALBERT SMITH,
at the Ebbitt House, + street. m 9-eost*
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nor RENT.-LENOX'S WHARF, NEAR
l. the Long Bridge, the best and most reliable
one in the territory for landing stone and other
heavy articles. 1t has about 100 feet front, with
depth Of water sufficient for landing purposes on
either side. Attached thereto Is uare OF ground
for the purpose Of depositing coal or wood On
said square Is a comfortable dwelling, which NAV
be adapted TO store purposes There Is about II
feet water alongside said Wharf at low tide. To
those desiring TO make profitable business rare
opportunity is offered. For terms apply at N o. 400
II street north, between Sth and 9th streets west.
JAMES TOWLES, Property Agent.
o5-pof o
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GREAT BARGAINS IN

In dOODS FhOM AUCTION.
WE ARE NOW RECEIVING IMMENSR
w supplies Of rich and beautiful Silk Robes,
Plain and Figured Barege Robes, Muslin and
Lawn Robes, which will be sold at about half
their value.
so pieces rich plaid and staple Spring Silks,
which we will sell at 6S, IS and sic they
are decided bargains
SO pieces assorted styles SILK Tissues and Bal
20 pieces rich black Silks, from 81 to sa per
yard
100 pieces black SILK Mantillas, from 80 so to
Sl2; these we know to be cheap
3OOe yards Lawns, at 12H cents, all warranted
fast colors
100 new style Straw Bonnets and Children's sha,
kers
200 pieces rich Bonnet Ribbons, at reduced pri-
css
A full stock Of Ladies' and Children's Hosiery
and Gloves
ALSO, IN STORE
50 pieces superior Shifting Linens from so cents
to 81 IS per yard
IS pieces Barilies' soft finish Linens at IS, 81,
and 81 cents
100 pieces plaid Muslins and cambrics from 12 x
to 81 cents. ...B.
cases bleaehed Cotton from u and lax
so dozen Table Napkins from 81 Is to 81 so per
90 pieces Table Diapers. in all grades
100 dozen Towels, b1eached and Brown Table
Cloth
With an immense stock Of all kinds Of season
able Dry Goods Of the best class, to which we ask
the special attention Of purchasers.
COLLEY l. SEARS
NO 53 Seventh street, Sd door above
III o-eo<W Pa. avenue,
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IN ADDITION TO OUR PREMIUM MIN
Il eral Waters, Mead, Ale, and Porter, we q
US TO keep constantly on hand large supply
OF the Following articles, most Of which have y
been carefully prepared by scientific men, as ton
les FOR weak and delicate persons Ginger Wine,
Native Port Wine prepared from native fount'
Blackberry Brandy, Raspberry do, Cherry, Rose
CoSdial Cinnamon, Anise, Curacao, Stomach Bit
ters, Wine, Stoutons; Raspberry, Blackberry,
or syrups; Extracts OF Sarsaparilla for cleansing
the blood, and host Of Other articles too hume,
rous 10 mention.
AL orders Left at eur Depot, or with the drivers
or our wagons promptly attended to.
m 1-u ARMY T. SHINN, Georgetown
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BAJOU,s KID AND OTHER q

mo. II. SMOOT, No. Il9 BRIDGE STREET,
~ Georgetown, has received, from New--
York, ladies Bajou's KID GLOVES LM0 |
ladies and gents Jaffeta Silk and Lisle wv W.
Thread Gloves Also, a frst rate assortment of
bleached and brown Cotton Hose all Qualities
bleached, brown and fancy Half Hose; misses
and boys Hose aud alf Hose
Particular attention being paid to keeping a
good assortment Of the very best makes of the
above goods, purchasers may depend upon get :
ting good article as cheap as the same quality
can be bought elsewhere =
m 1-tr JOHN SNOOT