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GEORGETOWN TRINITY SCHOOL,
This School will be opened for the reception of
pupils, on the FIRST Monday of September next (7th
FDU Att o N.
MISS HAZARD will resume the duties of her
School on MONDAY the 9TH instant At her residence.
No 259 sth street, between nj and " streets.
MISS CORY will resume the duties of her
IVl School Monday. the 18th of September. at her
resldence, No. 5Sl 4h street, between and ID, east.
SCHOOL BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS, CHEAP PUB.
EkN III fTsss GaERH ssf Ks
Seventh street, above The Northern Market.
aug 2-lmH '',-s-.-. ....
METRS9IRr9}LITIAA5Y al ,G0LtEGIATE INsTI-
9 VII open for the reception of pupils on Monday,
BOARD OF ISsTRUCrToN.
Mrs. L, III. Havenner, Bellies Lettres and Moral
Rev; Newman Hank, A. NJ, Ancient Lansua-
Miss Barbara Ross. English Branches.
WIN; Mcleod. Painting and Drawing.
Md'Ie De Boye, hlusIc-Piano.
&c,nay be had at the principal bookstores or from
the principals. Sc lwH
~ THOS. n. CONRAD, A. B.
This Institute will be opened for the reception Of
pupils on the first Monday of September next
The object of the Principal is to afford facilities
tor the acquisition of practical and classical educa
ton, and tn prepare those intending to enter upon
collegiate course for the highest classes of College
Being graduate Of Dickinson College, he feels
himself prepared tO teach Ancient and Modern Ian
guages, Natural Sciences, and Mathematics, Mental
ana Moral Philosophy and will give especial atten-
ton to the ordinary English branches.
The scholastic year will be divided into quarters
of eleven weeks and at their close reports will
be sent to parents. showing the progress of their
children In study and department.
= Terms payable at the close of each quarter.
Tuition for English branches per quarter. S625
Tuition for Languages extra. 200
No extra charge for the higher branches of Math-
ematics. o..
Our terms are moderate, being twenty FIVE dollars
annually for English branches; and thirty two in
Guiding the entire course.
phe discipline Of the School will be Efficiently
strict to attention to study and correctness
OF department, and SPECIAL attention given to the
morals Of those who may be placed under the super
VISION of the Principal.
REFERENCES.
We are pleased to refer those wishing TO patronze
the institute, to the following gentlemen as refer
ences:
Bishop 2; Waugh, d. D.. Baltimore.
Rov. VIM. Hirst, Winchester, Va.
Hon. Howell Cobb, Washington.
Hon. HOratIo King, Asst Postmaster General.
Rev. y. y. Brown, Georgetown.
Rev J. ". Coombs, do.
John Dickson. do. au2s-tf
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EDUCATIONAL,

GEORGETOWN TRINITY SCHOOL,
This School will be opened for the reception OF
pupils, on the FIRST Monday of September next, 7th
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CULPEPER MILITARY INSTITUTE.
u NEAR CULPEFER Court House, VA.
The second session OF this school Will commence
the LIST day Of September. ls57 graduate Of the
University of ViIgfnis. adopting the mode of in
charge of the departments OF Ancient and Modern
LanEnages while 9 graduate of the V. NJ. institute,
will give instruction IN Mathematics, Natural Phi
losoply, Chemistry, and lower English branches.
The course of studies will be as follows:
PREPLRAToRY CLASS.
Spelling, Reading, Writing, Arithmetic. Geogra-
ply, Grammar, History, Algebra, Latin Grammar.
Greek Grammar.
Mathematics, English Grammar, Arithmetic, His
tory, Latin, Greek, French.
Mathematics NssufsI Philosophy. Chemistry,
History, Latin, Greek, French, Spanish.
FIRST CLASS.
Mathematics, Natural and Moral Philosophy,
Chemistry; Geology, English Literature, English
Grammar, Rhetoric, Logic, Infantry and Artillery
Tactics, Geography, History, Latin, Greek, French,
Every Student on entering will be subjected to a
careful examination, and will then he assigned TO
that class to which his proficiency entities him and
less he gives evidence of a thorough knowledge
Of the subjects contained in the preceding,
comfort and convenience of each member of the
school vii! be duly respected There will be daily
not interfere with the Academic duties.
TERMS:
Board, Tuition. Washing, tuel, Lights, for ten
months, Sleo. Payments semi annually In advance.
For recommendations and further particulars, see
CHARLES Z. I.IGHTFOOT, v.M.L,
Superintendent and Instructor in Mathematics
and Natural Sciences.
j. w. GILLESPIE, University of Va,
Instructor In Ancient and Modern Languages.
REFERENCES.
We have the privilege of referring 10 the following:
Faculty Of ViIEinia Military Institute.
Gen: William q. Richardson, Richmond City.
Prof. Harrison, do
Prof Gildersleeve, do
Prof. Schele le We're, do
Prof McGufy, do
Prof LucIan Minor, William and Mary Colleye
Rev. John Beradus, Charlottesville.
Mr.. John Hart, A. NJ, do
John Hunter, Esq, Louisa county.
Col. John Voolfolk, Orange county.
Rev. WIN. :. White, ID. D., Lexington.
Rev VIM. n. Pendlston, do
James Barbour, Esq, Culpeper.
Col. WIN. II. Taliaferro, Gloucester.
w. ID; Walsch. Esq, Washington City.
Gen. Geo. Cooke, do
A. Bell, Esq. do
Maj. Henry Hill, q. s. A., New York.
X. 3. Eoss, Esq, Rappk. county.
Capt. James Stark, do
The Citizens Of Culpeper. yI5-eotf
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A ULT'S CELEBRATED ENGLISH CAR
~ BAGE SEED

AULT'S CELEBRATED ENGLISH CAR
n BAGE SEED.
<ne We are now prepared To furnish Ault's<>~
EST,y fST1k, Pn1sco Ault,s Early Large York.
Flat Dutch, Drumhead, Savoy and ali other "a
rietIes of CABBAGE SEEDS
Also. Spinach, Kale. Lettuce CauIifover and All
other kinds Of GARDEN SEEDS.
All the above are fresh, pure and genuine the
same superior quality sold by last and former
years. and will give entire satisfaction 10 those who
purchase from Us.
For recommendations we refer to any person who
For sale wholesale and retail,
SAM'L AULT Il SON,
Corner Calvert and Water sts., Baltimore, Nd
HI Orders can be sent BY mail or by the Adams
Express, which affords cheap, sale and quick
means of foarriage. au ls-lm
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MISS CORY will resume the duties of her
Nl School on Monday the 18th of September. at her
residence No. 5S 4th street, between and ID, east.
see At -
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f. u U A tt o N. ...
MISS HAZARD will resume the duties of her
School MONDAY, the eth instant. at her reside
No 251 Sth street, between NJ and Y streets.
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AIRS. BURR'S SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LA
IF3 DIES.-NO. 39l III street, between 18th and l4th
streets west, will reopen on MONDAY, SePtem-
ber 2Ist. It. iy a-Iaw Inws
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EDUCATIONAL.

MISS II. MCCORMICK AND SISTER wII,T.
IVl resume the duties Of their School on the LIST Of
september at their place of residence ~ street
No. IS, between Pennsylvan and Missouri avenues
S-eo4t $40
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FRUIT TREES.
Two new Varieties Of ippleS.

FIRST. THE ROME BEACTY.-Its dumatcr is
+ inches, weight Il ounces, and keeps until May
and june Is q prolific bearer, and blossoms from ~
TO 10 Gays later than other varieties in ia vicinity.
The tree is rapid grower and bears young. Fruit
very fine favored and sub-acid, color yellow and
red.
SECOND. CRAWFORD'S KEEPER. .- Origin,
Seedling,weight ounces aayor very rich sub-acid,
color yeoWish green with red on sunny side, keeps
until August remaining sound aud hard and rc-
tains its flavor up to this time. The tree is large
heavy grower, requiring to be set ~ feet apart og-
ing to its massive form.
The original tree now living, agal 2G years, in
1898, IL cars from first bearing had picked from
its branches 81 bushels good Apples.
This being very hardy apple will succeed any
where in the United States. both varieties origin
ated near burlington Lawrence county, o., where
they are now largely cultivated with abundant sue
cess.
Of the above varieties | have 25,90O trees. 9
years growth in good soil, which / sell at the fol
lowing prices: $50 per hundred; any quantity less
than this at the rates of S25 per hundred. Puck
and shipped to order.
Also, all varieties Of Peaches at the same rates as
above, Orders, to insure attentions, must be ac.
companiod by the cash. All monies when received
will be roceiptcl for, and trees forwarded in due
5 as0n,
Webster Station, s. 6H,y;R r.; Iron Furnace
Eos. VI 0.nI; s iSig (sig'O I9Hn9% 90 9y, v-thS
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TERMS


Daily Tribune pcrJaBnum,... ...,.. $6 W
SEaf.WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
One Copy, year, SO Five copies | yr$ll 2.
Two copies year, 5 l0copies addrcss,$2I
WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
One copy, year. 81 Rive copies, year, $,
Three copies year, S Ten copies year. IL
Twenty Copies, to one address, and
any larger number At the rate Of
81 per annmR, .......,............S S2I VI
Twenty copies to address Of each
subscriber and any larger mum .
ber, at the rate Of 81 ~ each, .....,.. "a &C
Amy person sending US Club of Twenty Of
more viii be entitled to an extra copy.
subscriptions may commence at any time
Terms always Cts}, IL advance All letters tC
be addressed to HORACE GREELY e. Co,
Tribune Buildings, No, l5i, Nassau St., n, Y
New York October 2G, 1851.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

Jackson & yinton Trezler In JacEron Com.
VS.. ;" '"n' WI Ooil'
Oliver J. Nelson & Wife. mon Pleas
By virtue of an order of Sale issued by said
Court of Common Pleas, Gnd to me directed, |
will on tbs
5.h Day Of December, A. D. 1857,
at one o'clock P. NJ. of said day, at the Door Of
the Court House, in said county, expose to sale
at public auction, the following described prem.
ises with the appurtenancos, to-wit:-The south
east quarter of the southeast quarter of section
No, @5, in township No. 6, in range No. l9-
Also all the land that lies on the west side Of
Che big road in the west half of the southwest
quarter of section No. 30, Of township No, 6, of
range No. lS, with the exception of twenty
acres decided TO John Hoosh, off of the north
end of said lot; also small lot decided to Sol.
onion Norris; also small lot decided to Mal-
son Fought, and more particularly described in
said deed, oil of said lands being situated in
Jackson county, Ohio, to be sold by order Of the
Court at the suit of jackson d Vinton Trexler,
against 0liverJ. Nelson and Martha Nelson his
wife, Said lst described tract appraised at
$iS3, said part of tract on the west side of the
big road, secondly described, appraised at $3.50.
BANlSTER BROWN, Sheriff j. @.
Oct. %, lS57,-tds a."
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is hereby given. there will be petition
presented to the Commissioners of Jackson Co.,
at their meeting in December next, praying for
a county road to be laid out and established in
Bloomfield and Madison townships, commenc
ing at point on the ChillicdthG and GallpOlis
road where Tie Keystone Furnace road inter,
sects said road near Carmel Meeting House
thence running said roqd towards GalipoIis to
the top of the hill northwest of Caleb Sharp 5
house; thence running nearly a Southwest
course to the section lne that divides Bloom.
field and Madison townships; thence as near
section line as a rOaasf sf.ad be made, until it in
tersects the road lssll1g from Ccntreyle to
Vega, near 0vertasfs gins house, the land
owned by Limestof knace Company, ami
there to end. F& A PETITIONER.
Oct. %. 1851 - -
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!. MARRIED.,


IN this plaCosOn Thursday Night, at O'Clock, by
tue heV' JosErh MoRRts, Mr.. LEVI B. GIBSON
FAESTER, and Miss ELIZABETH c. SHOWER.
hrsuIBsoN and his Bride will please accept tho
.nahks OF his bioher typos for that excellent We'd
uihs oaRe, doubtless prepared by tho fair hand of
tho one he has promised to love aud cherish until
death. The sincere prayer Of all is: A long life Of
happiness and prosperity, and happy exit into the
eternal word.
On the 9TH instant, by the Rev. W q. BENNER
Mr.. SPENCER CIIERRTNGTON and Miss SUSAN
IRWIN, all of jackson County.
All hands again join us in thanking tho above
parties for large and excellent Cake-not one Of
your half moons, but q Cake of full dimensions
prepared expressly for the Printers. The bride and
her groom have the highest regards of ALL as well
as their best wishes for their future happiness and
prosperity. May all their days be spent pleasantly,
'and finally when life shall terminate their proba-
tiOn, happy reunion in that land where the
"wicked cease from troubling and the weary are at
rest"
"An angel always dwclls beneath the roof
Where, in her virtue, q sweet wife fulfls
I Her gentle dutts and unnumbcrod ills
From that lOye-guardcd precinct keep aloof.
The man who finds wife" twas said of old,
Finds something good, and so always hold
The bachelor isa nondescript beg
pardon, but its true; )--quitc out of place,
seems to me, among our loving raccj
finished, Ikea chair that lacks leg
without a :ork,-a book unbound,-
Anely traveller on lonesome way
lint and sad, looks wistlully around,
.. I'm the sun of love receives no cheering ray
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Sherif3s Sale,

By virtue of an order oc sale Issued from TIE
Court of Common Pleas, in and for jackson
county, Ohio. and to me directed, will expose
to sale at public auction at the door of the Court
House in Jackson, Jackson county, Ohio, on the
10th day OF November, 1857, between the hours
of 10 o'clock A, NJ. and 4 o'clock P. NJ of said
day, the following described real estate situate
in said Jackson county, to-wit:4=In. Lot mum.
Der tfty.three in Jamestown addition to the
Town of Jackson, in sail county, ordered to be
sold as the property of Peter Ewing. at the sut
of G. A. M. Damarin u Co., aud Frederick
ROpp. Appraised at $l083.
BANlSTER BROWN, Shf, C.
October Is, lS57-tds
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Ar Oak HILL.
The subscriber would most respectfully inform
his old customers and The public generally, that he
has just brough. On large and well selected stock
of
G. d d I'd 8

~
Which he will sell as cheap as the cheapest Nv
stock consists in part Of tho latest styles Of Ladies'
Dry Goods, such as Ombrr, CasAIanrcs, DuaaIs
Bcragcs, Satin, Camciou3, French and American
Acrin0s, PJplins, Dclaincs, Lustrcs, &c.
great variety Of winter BOHncts, such as Black
Brown and fancy SILK Bonnots Castcrinc, Cobournc
straw, Swiss stray, Plush and Mourning Bonuc..,
for young and DID,
White Goods, Embroidery Gloves. Hosiery. &c,-
Large stock Of winter Shaws. A very large and
well selected stock Of Ready Made Clothing. A
large stock Of Cloths and Cassimeres, Hats and
Caps Of every style for Men, Boys and Infants
Boots and Shoes for Men, Boys and Children.
general assortment Of Quccnswarc, Hardware.
PIows, Cutlery Groceries, Cotton and CARPET Yarns,
and Teas Of the finest qualities, and every variety
Of Goods usually kept in Stores for sale.
Thankful for the liberal patronage extended to
me heretofore, most respectfully solicit contin-
uancc Of the same. Call and examine my stock
ard prices before purchasing elsewhere, which will
satisfy you that have larger stock to select from
than any other establishment in this vicinity, and
at very small profit. My motto is s"ALL PROFIT,
ONE PRICE, LARGE SALES, and QUICK RETuRNs.
Produce taken in exchange for Goods.
Cash paid for Wheat and Beef Hides.
say have in my employ the most competent
practical Tailor Mr.. b. 5. Evans Of this place: be-
SIDES two other competent worhmcn and | feel con-
hdent that can give en- tire satisfaction in this line
OF business to those wishing garments made to Or
der. Garments made upon short notice.
o,m J. EDWARD JONES.
Uakhill, October |, lSj7-tf
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DEh A2E AS IN
Boots, Shoes Hats, &c.,
o. 5, Enterprise Block. PORTSMOUTH OHIO.

~
THE undersigned would respectfully their
friends and the public that they are now receiving
their supplies for the Fall Trade, 70 which they in
gite the attention Of Wholesale Buyers, with ths
utm.st confidence in being able to please in price
md quality, almost any in want Of goods in their
line. Our stock is unusually large; purchased di-
reetly from manufacturers, principally made to our
own order, and adapted expressly to the wants Of
this vicinity. Our assortment consists Of the usual
variety Of goods suitable for the season. Having
enlarged our upper rooms and greatly tlylucreased our
purchases q Hats, We have Nse7argcst stock Of
goods in that line in the city ais1 can't be inder-
sold, as We purchased from The 41kcrs only We
are constantly receiving aIiitio6s to our stock from
workshops East and continue 10 have manufacture
ed at home the besu qualities Of Calf Kip, and
Thick Goods, for men; aad Cali, Coat and Moroc4 .
60, for adics.-a.l Of which ~ warran. Of good
sty!canl workmanship. We sgllat Wholesale only:
and assure the Trad that We can and will at al
time. furnish goods a. Eastern JobJug Prices and
freight. We are also well provided with Sole and
Upper Leather: Kip, Calf, and Morocco; together
with LintEs', Bindings and Findings, f.r shoe
mlAutatturers We intend to make it to The in
;erast Of dealers in this vicinity to Iuy at homc:-
and fee. confident that all who may favor us with
an examination Of our stock and prices win be con-
WINGED Of tie CORRECTNESS gf our ref -csenyatons-
Thanks to our friend: !yr a.;faya-.
Sept. q, Is57.-3w
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at all times Flour Corn
wholesale and retail.
N, PlCKREL & co.
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Reference Of cures.
Mr., Goodwin, 18th street near Broadway.
MIR. William Silycy, 70 Courtand street.
Mr., Il. F.. Hcrdmln, counselor at Law, l6 City
Hall Place, New York.
DR.. Bell Dentist, Auburn, n. Y.
Mr., Seth Paine, Editor, Chicago.
Mr., james Il. Burtis, Chs Works, Chicago,
Mrs. Hawey, and Mr.. Fred. Dean, Springfield
Illinois.
Mr.. B. J. Stephenson, Jacksonville Illinois
Miss. Sarah Swainc, Nantucket.
Miss. Rcbeca d. Howard, Fairhaven. Mass.
NY. "
TERMs,-For cure S2j. In compliance with the
request o!a large number Of correspondents in the
country whose circumstances will not admit ola
visit to New York, DR.. II. will forward a package
by Express, containing all the necessary treatment
appliances, a., with ample instructions to effect a
cure on receipt Of So and the SBaIanoe when cured
THESE TERMS CoNrISuEU tcR one MONTH ONLY.
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J and for any price, on
Z. ?, Sutherland.
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Save a Dollar. Subscribe fer 1881
PETERSON'S lIiGiEINE.

Arc from the best authors. Every volume contains
one of Mrs. Ann S. stephens copyright Novels, the
celebrated author of "Fashion and Famine" Also,
one Of Mrs L. D. Z. NSouthworths s. author of 'Thc
Lost Ueiress'
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
sns~ ELEGANT NANTES, c.

Rs1s" ELEGANT MANTLEs, CLoAKs,
snkvIs &c-THos Il, PRIos 4 Go, have Just opened
the largest and most complete supply Of elegant
Velvet and Cloth Mantllss, Cioaks, &C which they
have exhibited also, rich assortment 81 long
aud square Blankets Cloth, Chenille. S,slls aud
French ksbyl shswls, to which they invite special
attention.
They have also opened largo stock Of all the new.
cat style DRESS TRIMMINGS In yelvets, PRINCES
Morle Antique, Chenille. &c. Those in want, either
At Wholesale or retail, are requested 10 give them a
call THOMAS h. PRICE a CO,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers,
Sc l1-2w A. Main str,,t
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nay~DsNNI. & Bro, DrsRs, frankie


Street, opposite Metropolitan Hall, would respect
fully infuroi the Ladies' Of Virginia that thsy ars de
sirous of doing sutcient busn.ss to enable than q
rurcha'e Sount Vernon aud have done with IL, O.
10 enable them to dc something for the Mechanic.
lnstituts Please look over your wArdrobes, and
have the spotted and soisd Msrinoes, M,usliues
shswls, Nelvets, &c, sent TO Us and done DIP neaty
equal TO new. Speaking OF Mount Vernon and til.
h,ehsocs Institute OF Virginia are DESTROYS tia
natonsl e1l"rs in every sense Of the word shall b,
spread 10 the breeze from ihe staff Of either place
sud We wall give hlIy dollars towards the purchase
c p,ece Vt American manufac tured white silk and
then dye it the Red White and Blue for nothing
"he comes nsxg The Offer is In good faith.
~ lS-Gts
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hy~DgxsIs & Bao DrsRs. Franklin

Street. opposite Metropolitan Hall--ws pay partie
ular attention 10 the Dying aud Cleaning OF Gerts
heSiinE AppaTel-C<sis. Pant. and Yeats: also.
hasuy oter Coats Talmaa. &c. dyej OF cleaned la
superior style. We hsvs ecrutly purchased large
lot of Trimmings extremely low, and Will have re-
palrs done at very low charges. Our pressing and
repairs will b done By an sS perenoed tailor, whom
We have employed expressly for that purpose
Cleaning done at q few hours notice. With the mo-
nsy market At per cent, scesomy may obvste tbs
scsssity Of borrowing money, So l3-6ta
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esIg~ FALL, 1867.

HEAVY NAiRO CLOTHING, BLANKETS, Sc
THJS. X. PRICE 4 co. have made arrangements
f.. weeping large AID extensive assortment Uf NJ
gre CluthiHs Coarse Woolons Blankets. &c. t.
winch they invite Ihs attention OF the Merchants
fsr a-rs. fl4uturs anu Trsssrs Of Virginia aud y.
81 llnn.
Tlc-r foods IRE bought directly from the Agents
an. Nan IIACtUgeIs upon ths very best terms, and
viii be put tbs lowest rates such Goods bs sold
for - the lar sest houses in the country.
Tn y making large additions to their
stock ia this department. among them the follow
ing:
y .ro Blankets, (grey Plaid Lirseys 81 - ami
AMI white All Sizes and A
quaIit,ea Penuentiary Plads
II avy Sleeps Greys (out Plaid OzHaGurgs fer out
hands, women
Eh -p cry Twills do do. CAroiina Jeans do. DO.
kerscYs best makes) Bed Hlanksts, le4, ia,
Cassinets iior hgus- ser l2l and 1874
wants. Bro. and bIesche,i Sheet
CotJon Oznaburgs inEs, -, lo4 aud "a
81 ami "a Brown Cotton Bid. Cotton tall bgsndsl
Pulled Cloths Tor mem keTseys for wsnes &C.
Ani hy every arrival thFUuk hOut tbs sea -ou, Ia
iditleu 10 splaRiIi supply If Imported and Do
u-ic foods, thcy viii receive full and cen pleED
HS-nrtmnst nj CURTAIN GOODS, such rs Lace ana
hu-iIn Curtains. BTncatees Sat. de Laines Curtair
hsma-ES Noreens, Iass.s. Cord. tflnrr fringe
Lno.. Cornlce; Ladies Fur Capes, Victotinns ami
Cad-, particulars OF which will be given in afutuTe
advert !-eRIFnt.
THOMAS R. PRICE Il CO,
Wholesale and Retai Dealers,
al 3l-d6cwlm 50 Nam street.