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CRAIG ALUM SPRINGS, Craig County

CRAIG ALUM SPRINGS, Craig County
~ VA.-Ths proprietcls of these Springs, which
have for some time past enjoyed very favorable re-
putaton il the counties surrounding them, have been
Induced 10 put the water IL barrels lCr le soavsai-
ence Ut iuyalds IN othei Geclions.
For the present, tie price il fixed vt a 1870 which
barely covers cost of GGrTelDg ana toe carriage.
lts healing virtues GIG beyond question. The fol-
lowing certificate from Dr. Carpet, leading aud we'll
known physician il Botetourt county selected from
many OF equal rospectab..ty aud force:
bINCAsTLEi DoEET0URr Co., Va.
July 18th, 1855. !
Having been called on by the pr0pIietors Of the
"C-aig Alum Springs" @ express Iay opinion Of its
medicinal virtEes LeIs.y state that uaVe eXaI;iI-
e. The una jas vi the water, (ade by Prof Boothe Of
Philadelphia aLd believe II well adap led to cure dis
cases requiring tonic or Gteratye action the sys-
ten; and further That have nOHu some re-
n4!kabe cures effected BY It's in E;rofulous ses-
lions and diseases et the digestive org MS
SANUED III. ChRPER NJ. d.
The water has been analysed by Professor Bootha
VI PILLS dolpha, who Says
- mineral spring OF such richness and quality as
d aualy indicates. vii prove valuable aid to tae
physician. Its position 70 the healthy mountain To-
giCn Of Virginia, Gbous eCGidstaut from nay OF the
So phur and other we'll known sprngs OF the State
confer higher value upon the Stipulated Cbay hate
GAS c. BoorHE."
Eruptiye diseases, deran cement of the liver, Gys-
pepsia, &c, have yielded the power of this water
and prove its efficacy wherever it has been tried.
This very valuable water il for sale in barrels at
very low price, by
PURCELL, LADD 4 CO., Druggists,
no 29-dtsif Agents. for the Pronrietor
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STEAM REFINED CANDIEs...Owing
- to the unusual scarcity of prime refined Sugar,
have been unable, until very lately to manufacture
q sufficient sapply of my superior steam Candies TO
meet the many demsnds for it. ] sm now however,
manufacturing daily and hope to be able 10 get suf
ficiency ahead to MT ct ell orders.
LOUIS J. B0SSlEUx,
NH s No l07 Main street
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{. WIN t.yRIs LIED EEA BI1IoN
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Notwithstanding rented the stable at
Y the head of Broad street. known as the Omnibus
Stable, aud formerly occupied by Mr.. Wright, we
shall keep the same as a Livery Stable, and ask of
pledging ourselves to give undivided attention
and assuring all who may encourage us that we will
do all we can to give satisfaction.
NH 3-2w jas PHILIPS
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WINDOW = II A DES! WINDOW
w SHADES. AT the low price of 57s cts, worth
81; Landscapes so cts, worth SIPS; Boquetts 50
cts, worth VI 5oi Vases 81, richly worth So; Els-
cold at; Table Oil Cloths Bureau and Stand Covers
different widths and patterns very cheap also, a
Hosiery and Gloves, which will be sold at a great
bargain. Call before purchasing elsewhere, ut the
cheap store Of NJ. GOLDEN go Broad st.,
Inh between Sd and 4th.
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JUSTIS RRO,
Corner 18th and franklin sts, Richmond Va
NH l--3t*
I LAMENTATIONS OF A SWEET CO.
IL QUETTE-.
What heavy loss this day is mine!
This morning, in full glory,
Theu look'd SO pretty SO divine,
And now how sad my story
One Grassland there ON the cold ground
My joy, my pride is laying;
Thou who sincere always found
Without deceit, betraying;
Thou showed me, just before thy fall,
My graceful form, my beauty;
My taste in bonnet, dress and shawl
As true friends pleasant duty.
And now, Frustrated lay'st thou there
fShe swooned and sank into her chair
And all this confusion about =
when anybody get any size and shape repaired at
most moderate charges, at SCHAAP L cos
French Confectionery and Variety Store,
feN Conner Broad and Sd SITS
EECHING AND CUPPING.--BIKS.
IL WUOLHOUSE offers her services to the Me-
deal Faculty and the ladies of Richmond and its vi
cinity, as LEECHER AND CUPPER, and trusts,
py assiduous attention, to merit their kind patron
age.
Mrs W. may be found at all hours, day and night,
at her residence, over Messrs. Sublett Brothers
Hardware store, 2l3 Brood st.
N. B. The best imported LEECHES constantly
receiving and for sale.
All orders from the country promptly attended to
and carefully packed.
ALsO-Ladies' BANDAGES on hand, and made
to order.
rE- A light over the door from o'clock till morn
ing. ia 25-ts
An OPPORTUNITY TO PURCHASE
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MARINE NEWS
.n,r oF RICHMOND. Mascn s.
ADJUSTMENTS.

NAsQUERADkB BALL,
"a Win be given at the
\ oH''' L J. QUiELiN.
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II A RiM CONTAINING 13l ACRES OF
Il LAND IN HANOVER COUNTY FOR SALE
tanning ISL acres of land in Hanover county, living
immediately the Virginia Central Railroad, about
10 miles from Richmond, adjoining the lands of Ko
cleared. 20 of which is meadow land, all in good
state of cultivation, the balance of the land is in
wood and timber. The Improvements consist of a
Dwelling, containing rooms, which, with a small
outlay. could be made comfortable good Corn house.
Stables, NC, fine orchard. Possession given imme-
diately. There is a small crop of Wheat seeded on
OF.
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EhEDEUAh FOUNDR1 AND ENCSINE
WORKS.-The undersigned, who have been
conducting business at the above works under the firm
of ANDERSON, DELANY CO, have by mutual
consent. dissolved partne rship.
JOSEPH R. ANDERSON will fulfil all the en-
gasements and obligations of the firm collect all
debts due thereto, and will continue operations at
the Works, as formerly, in his own name.
J. R. ANDERSON,
MATTHEW DELANEY,
+. I. GLASGOW,
WILLIAM STEPTOE.
c.
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GEED OATS FOR SALE.-2JOO bushels
- prime SEED OATS for sale.
JUSTIS RRO.,
Corner 18th and franklin sts. Richmond Va
,ohI QtS
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VALUABLE REAL Observation-Disclosures
near Ricketts,, and running East of Fairfield we
have CHAIN OF FIVE TRACTS OF LAND, OF
fine quality, and some improved in the best manner
which will be sold low and the payments made easy
We have another, of HUNDRED ACRES three
lies West of the city, unequalied by any In that re.
gion. Apply early. III. v. GRAVES & CO,
fe l9--l2tF 18th street. near Shockoe Warehouse.
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The foregoing Farm will be sold at public auction
on TIE premises, on MONDAY, the 10th March 1856
at o'clock, P NJ, if fair, ifnot the next fair day
TERMS: Cne-fonrth cash, balance at g. u and l8
months, for Eesotable notes interest added secured
By trust deed, or title retained.
NH l-9t* GOUDINM APPFRSON Au.ts
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Terms accommodating Apply to ..
fe 29-ts GODDIN & APPERSON

nANIEL p. HOWLE, COLLECTOR
- AND GENERAL AGENT.-The subscriber
having resigned his office at the Ship Lock, would
most respectfully offer his services his friends and
the public as General Agent and Collector, renting
out Houses, hiring out Negroes. ETC., assuring them
that any business entrusted to his shall receive
prompt attention. NH l---2w
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u e'"''" MY COUSIN JOE.
,,.-..-v .Miss y. Psrtinston.
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Baker, NJ airy CT =
children of, 72i Decstar l5x std, 500 IS y
ShIne Deeaiufl ldxl I9N. "
Parr. VIM. NJ. 1. Jackson sal 256I 40ot Is
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I,lUEATkk.-- ~ vrn.
| SOLE LESSEE...-.'''.'.'' H. fAiHoN'
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ROARDING.--l have two eligible and
- airy rooms which should like to have occupied
by families They pleasant and exceedingly de-
Grabe. Several gentlemen also be accommoda-
ted, with or without rooms and every exertion will
be made to render boarders comfortable
MRS. c. X. SPARHAWK Governor at
NH 1T Over Mr. TIA vlor,s Music Storo
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NOIICE.--.I have this day associate ed
= WITH me in the confectionery and fruit business,
fso,n Ia j. JONES The style Of the firm will be
Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore ex-
tended to me, shall be pleased have continuance
OF the same. la 50 DAVID NJ JONES.
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.-.Hnving
v obtained large and convenient lot the Gem
trail Railroad Depot, WILL for the future, have our
the same lot, commencing every SATURDAY, ct. 10
O'Clock. Our patrons will please have their ql0ck
the ground by the said hour, it being well
for the exhibition Of Horses, Mules and all other
lind of stock. LARUS & SHINE, 3 /.
fe 28--ta +5-f- s-- Aucfionoeys. +
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-03-26
Valuable Farm and Mill Seat
FOR SALE!

TIME subscriber offers for sale one Of the most
l. desirable FARMS in the County Of Angus
IA. 1t il situated on Christians Greek, about six
miles east OF Stanton, and about four miles west
of New Hops, and is bounded on the south side,
in part, BY the Main Road leading from Staunton
to Wyers Cave. 1t contains about 453 ACRES,
about Two Hundred and Fifty of which 10 clear-
ed. There il about 100 Acres of first rate Bottom
Land, and all the cleared land in very fine state
of Cultivation; there 10 water on every field.
The buildings are good and in good repair
They consist Of large DWELLING HOUSE
Kitchen, Smoke House, Store Room, Ice House
Grainery and Corncrib Switzer Barn Stables &C.,
with wells OF water in few feet of the stables
and the kitchen. There are number Of never
failing springs on the farm. The Mill seat is the
best on Christians creek and is situated at the
lower end of the farm if desired it would be sold
separately from the farm, with some 20 to 40
acres of land attached and the right of way to
plblick roads on either side of it.
fit would better suit the convenience of buyers,
the subscriber would sell hundred acres of the
| woodland (Which is not surpassed by any in the
| neigbborhood) separately. The terms will be
made accommodating. For particulars apply to A.
G. Robertson, who resides on the premises or to
the subscriber, who lives in the immediate neigh
| borhpod. GEO. y. hObth IoON.
P.S. I have also valuable lot in the town Of
Staunton for sale. u. Y. II.
Feb 27 1856
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DHED.

-
In this place. at the residence of her father samue
Clark, Esq, on Friday last, Mrs. JANE bUh'aAaDi
NER.
Suddenly, on the 10th Of February, near Sprng hin
Augusta county, Mrs. LYDIA MUnRY aged 30 Th.
II Snonths and Ii days. consort of James Murry ln'
deceased lcayes husband aud five children to mourn
their loss. May she rest in peace. r
Valley papers please copy
Departed this life, near Mount Scion, on Tuesday
the 18th inst Capt JoHN DENSisoN In the 5'th year
ofhis age after brief illness, from Consumption lie
leaves wife and four children and numerous reiat'ves
10 mourn kind husband and father, and neishDoi
whose piace will not readily be filled. He was sell
made made who by his unaided merits attained
yegy respectable position in society, and aischarseo
most faithfully MI obligations imposed upon him. oy inc
church. of which he was sincere member. as Wen u
those Of u civil character.
AT the time Of his death, he was member oil the
Board Of Overseers Of the Poor and those unorunate'
whose wants he ministered to will sympa'hize deeply
with his bereaved family in his untimely death.
Peace to his ashes
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TRUST SALE.

N pursuance Of the provisions oftw Deeds of Trust
the hrst executed to John J. Larew, BY Elisha Bry.
an on the 9Th day Of January, 1885, the End executed
by Elisha Bryan and Nancy his wife to John J. LMsw
and Samuel Med Moore, dated the Gath Of August,
1885, in trust certain debts therein mentioned
which deeds are Of record in the Clerks Office Of the
County Court of AuSusta,we will sell at public auctioa.
on the premises on Saturday the 26th day Of April next
TRACT OF LAND containing so4 Acres, on
which tract the COTOPAXI FURNA CEis situated
with all the necessary Buildings for carrying the
said Furnace. The land lies the South River, q
branch Of the North River, in Augusta county, near
the Rockbrdgc ne and about three miles east Of the
village of Midway. (This tract was sold on the 2sth
Of February last, bat the purchaser failed to comply
with the terms Of sale.)
TERMS OF SALs:-A sufficient sum Of smoncv il
hand pay the expenses of sale; the residue to be
paid in equal annual instruments one, two and TIRES
years. with interest from the day Of sale. Bond, with
good security, for the deferred payments, will be
CURED and the title retained until the purchase money
is paid.
The title to the above property sbelicved to be good
bat selling as trustees, will convey such title say
a is vested in by the deeds aforesaid.
JOHN ]. LAREW,
SAMUEL Med MOORE,
March 06 1856 Trustees.
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ccmnarssIoME,R,s SALE.

DY virtue of a decree of the Circuit Court Of
AS Augusta county, rendered at the November
Term, 1855, in the suit of Abney's executor U.s.
Austin, &c., we will proceed, OH Saturday the
22nd day Of March next, to sell on the PREMISES
Tract of Land. on South River, in Augusta ceuu-
ty, known as the 'Austin Farm" now in the
possession of Mr.. Thomas NJ. Donaho. and con-
tanning, by estimation, about 2l0 ACRES. An
accurate survey of the land will be made before
the day Of sale. This Farm lies well and is neal
some of the most valuable farms in the county.
Persons desiring to purchase may call at Mr.
Donaho's who will take pleasure in showing the
premises.
TERMS OF SALE SO much in cash as may be
necessary to pay expenses Of sale and costs; the
balance in six. twelve, eighteen and tweoty -four
months bonds with good security to be taken for
the def erred payments, and the title to be retain
ed Ill! the purchase money is paid. An arrange
ment will be made by the heirs at law to extend
the naymen,s as to so much of the purchase mou-
ev as exceed the sum of about $500, to pay
which The decree in',he above suit was rendered
THOMAS j. NICHE,
JOHN B. BALDWIN.
HUGH w. SHEFFEY,
Feb. 20, 1885, Commissioners.
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CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE


s- The fee for the announcement of candidates for
! Office is $3.50, payable Invariably IN advance.
WE are authorized to announce WILLIAM T. Woop-
w WAND a candidate for the Office Of CONSTA-
BILE, in the hrst District
WE are authorized to announce ]. H. Baowr, q
w candidate for the office CONSTABLE, in the
second District
WE are authorized to announce JOHN H. Mo CUE
wv an candidate for the office of ATTORNEY FOR
THE COMMO NwEALTH for Augusta county
WE are authorized to announce JoHr G. srevsn 4
wv candidate for the office OF CoMMlsSloNER OF,
THE REVENUE, in the Second Revenue District OF
Augusta county.
March 10, 1856.
WE are authorized to announce GxoRen NJ. COOK
w RAN candidate for the office Of SHERIFF Of
Augusta county.
March Is, 1856.
wv candidate for the office of CONSTABLE, in the
First District of Augusta comfy to succeed Mr.. M
W. Crawford the present incumbent who declines re-
election
Feb. l3, 1856.
To the Voters of Augusta County.
\ RESPECTFULLY announce myself candidate
L for re- election to the office of COMMISSIONER
OF rar REVENUE for the First Revenue District.
March o6. 1856. THOS. M DONAHO.
HAVING been requested to do so, by a number OF
II citizens ofthe county, isnnognce %yssn es1ai
date for the Gffec Of ATTORNEY FOR THE GUM
MON w EALIH LOT Au61sts COuhV.
March &c, 1856. ROBERT r. RiNNE1.
To the People of Augusta.
JrZtLow CITIZENS II announce myself candidate
II Cor re- election to the Office Of ATTORNEY FOR
THE COMMONWEALTH in this county. Should 1t
he vour pleasure to re elect me, shall endeavor to
discharge all the duties Of the office faithfully and
to show my appreciation OF the rcnew. OF your
confidence Respectfully, VIM. H. HARTMAN.
March IL, 1856.
WE are authorized to announce RUDOLPH TURK
| w candidate for the office of SHERIFF OF Augusta
county. :. ~,
New Hepe District Jno. Towberman, in the e4reen-
vile Stuart NJ Crawford in the MtSolon or Spring
Hill and 10 the Middebrook Districts He expscts 10
have R. p Eubank to assist him IN attending 10 the
PASTURES and Middebrook District.
March &c, 1866
no
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TTE STA1NTON SPECTATOR AND GENERAL ADVERTISER


o. MORE TESTIMONY.-Ae elderly la siy Nv ~
has been afflicted for than twenty years WIN g
pepsio in s most malignant form, and who has osel
der thstre,tment Of the boat physicians during
portion Of that time and has used almost every
rensdy known to the public without receiv,ns " "a.
slightest benefit from them, assures Us that sno
eeiyed greater relief from the Of one oolns o. 20
than from every thing else she has ever used, anu
she believes it will entirely restore her to hean
lns from the rapid improvement other digestive Dry
and from the increase Of her appetite Hundleus sre
ses like the above, both in the city and elsewhere
being continually made known to the Proprietor anu
Agents and he therefore urges the afflicted TO
tie and become their ownjudges. As cure i0r .
headache these Btters have no equal, and AZ seA
restorative they stand unsurpassed, ....,ss a,
90 Every Family should keep few oo''ie' ~
haad. Price so cents per bottle. I,,n.
For sale by ]. B. EsKnIDeE, and JAS. v: nAn
Druggists, and ]. B. BRncKINRIpoS soh' S'"--'
aad Druggists generally.
March 10 lS56.-lmo
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En- n. S,axoten Spectator.

.Msssrs. Editors:--FrOm the announcements Of
candidates in your papsr to oil the various county
offices we are reminded that our spring election
ia anproschipr permit nae through your paper to
make 4 suggestion intended for oil candidates and
the peopls~aad in 90 doing disclaim any inten-
tiop whatever of giving efence to any, but design
If for all. without Intending the least personality.
T, is simply that all the candidates for the differ
ent offices which will soon be vacated BY the
limit prescribed BY the constitution, shall content
themselves by simply announcing themselves
publicly before the people, without stamping 1t
through the county. | think the Candidates
would save a vast deal Of trouble, and
think the voters might have time that might DO
more prof,ably spent. The public are well able
TO nudge. and can appreciate she faithful services
of the past; and as regards new aspirants they
will ali be known in their respective Districts
Then why canvass the sounty2 There is no
need for excltement--no use in telling the people
they want their votes and desire the ofhce--ue
all know that by your announcement. Mind you,
don't mean that you shall be deprived Of all OPP
portunity TO eectoneer-not at all. Just ask as
many people as you please for their votes and In
Auence too if you like. But not peddle speeches.
1t is not expected that every office shall be filled
with fluent public speakers. | hope TO hear
through your paper from different districts in the
county aud let those who differ from me speak
out. A FARMER VOTER IN THE
WAYNEssoRo' DIsiq.
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HARDWARE.
SPRING IMPORTATION, 1856.
n n. MOORE & CO, Importer. ana

n Il. MOORE 4 CO. Importer. an
i . Wholesale Dealers in FOREIGJNsnd DO
trESTTC H.aRDW.aRE.. No. "a, Pearl ST.
onnes;te H. W. Fry's, Richmond, Va., have re
ceiiyed direct from the manufacturers in England
q fnll and complete assortment Of Birmingham aDt
Sheffield HARDWARE, and from the manufac
turers in this country, a full supply of American
ooods. Their stock is now large and complete
consisting in part Of
ar odper'sv and Wostenholm's fine Pocket ana
Pen Knives
Pocket Knives Of !, 2, 8, A and 6 blades :,
Buck, Bone, Ebony, Cocoa and Ivory Handle
Knives and Forks
Ivory Handle Knives and Forks, In sets OF d ano
SO pieces
Razors of Wade & Brothers., Rodgers Wosten
hom's and Greaye's manufacture, OF every
style and quality
Scissors and Shears, Of various makes and styles
Single and Double Barrel Guns, some very supe-
ror
Pistols, Rife Barrels and Mountings
Trace, Halter, Log, Well, Fifth and Tongue
Chains
Axes of Collins Simmons Virginia and other
manufacturers
Hand and PANEL Saws, Hammers and Hatchets
Mill, Pitt, Cross Out and Circular saws
Spades and Shovels of Ames', Rowland, Clayton
and other makes
Anyils, Vices, and Smiths Bellows.
Sedge end Hand Hammers, Stocks and Dies, and
Screw Plates
Shear and Cast SteIl, square and octagon
Castings, Horse and Mule Shoes, and Horse Shoe
Nails
Wire Sleeves and Sifters, Coffee Mills and Cards
Bride Filings, Wosted Reins and Girths
Horse and Mule Collars, Hames, &c.,
Locks, Hinges and Screws, of every description
Planes, Chisels, Augurs and Files, all kinds
Platform and Counter Scales, Pat Balances and
Steelyards
English, American. and G. D. Percussion Caps
Hay and Manure Forks, 2, 8, and prong
Killing and Wedding Hoes, all sizes.
Scythe Blades, Snaths, Sickles, &c.,
Tea Trays and Waiters-and all other goods u
sually found in Hardware Stores.
AS our goods have been purchased for CASH,
on the most favorable terms, and selected exclu-
sively for Virginia, North Carolina and Tennessee
Trade, we feel confident We can offer strong in.
ducements to merchants visiting this city, and
respectfully invite them to an examination OF our
stock, Is we are determined to sell as low a. any
regular house in this or any Of the Northern cit
les.
P. S.-All orders carefully and promptly at
tended to.
Richmond, March 5, 1856.
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! BELL, BROOKS, PAGE 4 CO.,
No, 80. Chambers & ~, Rende sts.,
NEW YORK..

VIE now have in store beautiful assortment Of the
w following Goods selected BY our Mr. Bell on the
other side:
@ Mauchester and Scotch Ginghams
Printed Lawns and Jaconets
White and Printed Brilliaptes
Printed Challes
Printed Mouselines
Plain Cold and Blk do
Plain Cod Persians
Plain Col'd and Bl'k Bareges
Col'd Grape D'Espagnes
Satin Plaid Bareges and Tissues
Bl'k and Copd Silks
Bl'k Alpacas
Cloths Cassmeres and vestings
White Goods-(a mil ussortment)
Irish Linens Blay Linens, Hollands, Damasks, Dowas,
Linen Ducks and Drills, Farmers Satns Drap D. Estes.
Glazed Cambrics Blk and Cold Cambrics, Silesas,
&c., &c., with full assortment Of Foreign Goods.
We also have, and will always keep on hand, COM
plete stock Of American Fabrics, such choice styles
Prints, Bleached and Bro. Sheetings and Shirtngs,
Bleached and Bro Drllings, Tckings, Apron and Fur
niture Checks Baggngs, Oznaburgs, Denims, Shifting
Stripes Plaid Domestcs, Cottonades, Kentucky Jeans,
Tweeds &c., &c.
In short we offer our friends and the trade COM
piete stock of FoREIeN AED DOMESTIC Day GooDs, to
Bargains. BELL, BROOKS, PAGE 6 co.
New York, March5, 1885,