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ADVERTISEMENTS
HATS AND GAPS.

u Il
WE t. receive done sise ans'tand %o.thesa-
m cIty the most that could be made in the cas-
markets.
Gents No. SIX Moleain Hats light and elastic made by
the hatters East and In strict accordance with
Kno2 Nothing and Wide Hats white and black sOft anu
Wool Hats OF every color, qn q ~ and price
Gaps Of every description and Of the most recent styles.
sac the Nevada, Nothing Pyrenese, Pyramid. Ca
nadi4n, Russian, Enzih, Tashtngton and Csnsodato9
Caps and all other kinds In abundance, which IN be sold
I LIE eommunItS.
Caldrea's Gaps Kinds just received from
beHiolt fashionable houses In New York
Carpet Bags, Furs and Gloves always on hand.
al persons reSpeetsng invited to call In and
anime magnificent Stock Of Goods before purchasing
elsewhere feel confident that Please the most
sehtnE Will be wanting part suit and seeomno-
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS
IyOu Wlsh anything In the OF Hats Caps Just give
call, VIII guarantee that viii sell goods
IO they got any where this side Of Philadelphia
nY7 go 81 n. HARPER, e soN.
81 AVE ynu IlyspepsIn, TRAXAL'S ELIXIR.
are GU bald headeti use wooD's HAIR RESTORATIVE
Do you wanta good lnIment, use PoRsHA's BALM.
DOyou want brush comb, bottle ofne perfume,
20 70 the Bridge Corner Drug Store.
Do Won Eant to make sSap quick good and cheap use his
on. '''''@ ' -'se' -
Have You piles. use the PILE oIsTSfEsT
Shoulder Brace Port afonnaIe
Supporter Palm of Thousand Flowers
Trnss Electric Oil
s ssiRd.Fs S SIT sss q
Hotiovays pills and ointment
Bakers Cod Liver OH .s
Roethaye's Holland BltteTs
< For sale BY r. II: LoGAN. & CO.
Bridge DFnRRifts.
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sFEiAM MARBLE LAT .lE.l .WoRKs.

STEAM MARBLE WORRIES
grSHr ,rt,., bb 1lARkE F5 ST., WlIEELfl13 va
fhg FSSf extensive aTTRnEeInents M
o. stsan WORKS would invite the sttenttn of
and the public IN eeraI n, ei
oi Italian Egyptian, Sienna ATieriean
ol ne ilest can
IN Y 9slen 80 In the west Sttn
gealeFs VIII md Il 70 their IN
before purchasing his stock
done n the nldet elaborate stole .,5
NJ Of iIlpeef III sfoi i1
cared WoEl AIonnfietits
4na Ioos and yaT 1 u
Icy: 2slng enahled BY l9 Superior -
lover PRICES than any othef
1asess give me 3 can and examine my vso,t,
p A.iOHAELJ J. R0HAH, asS
y
ana Grind Stonss Il
+ nv 5lik snlrts and Drawers. -
- = ze5y 81 sk shIrts s5d
nom 70 = bdSt for ma ~.
~ No q WashffiV fonf HI 4
eoe 20 stan il store ana s,-
ootef = MATHEW Men mt ri
:. sosser street Wheeling, Va
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ASTHMA OR PnTH1s!o, AND BRONCHITIS;

wEsF MANCHESTER Pa, Feb. 4, 1S56.
SIN Your CHRERY PICTORIAL s performing marvellous
this section. It has relieved several from alarm
ing symptoms of consumption, and Is now curing man
who has abored under affection OF the lungs for the last
wy HENRY L. PARKS. Merchant.
A. A. RAMSEY, NJ. n, ALslox, MONROE COUNTY, Iowa,
writes Sept 1855 Daring practice Of many years
ing and relief consGptIYe PATIENTS curing such
as curabie."
We might volumes evidence the most conyIne
Ing proof remedyts found in iss eects
upon trial.
Probably remedy been known (which cur
many aud such dangerous this. Some no hu
man aid could reach those the CHERET PEcTo
Raj affords relief and comfort.
AsroR HOUSE, New York City, March 8, 1856.
DR ATER, Lol1eH feel II duty and pleasure to In
form what OHRRRY PRcToRAL has done for wife
She had been i've months lnboring under the dangerous
symptoms Consumption, from which aid could pro-
gave her much relief She steadily falling until
Dr. Strong this cIt where have for advice
skill, for she has recovered from that day
strong be, but Is free from
her cough, and calls herself we'll. zl-. 81. 5
Yours with gratitude and regard, --H4s
ORLANDO SHELBY, OF SHELBTyiLLE.
C0tsn Dtfres, despair till you have tried ASERs
CHERRY It made by of the best medical
world a all round beSpeak the
high merits of its Yirtues-FhLIdsphiG Ledger.
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GROUP, wHooPING COUGH, INFLUENZA; CE
SPRINGEIRLp, Miss, Feb. Z, 1855.
BROTHER AYER viii cheerully certify PEcToRAL Is
the best remedy possess for the Of the Wto0E1
Cough Crop and the chest diseases Of children We Of
fraternity the South appreciate your sk and COM
mend yenr medicine to eur people:
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MEDfCAI.

A. b. NoRTbEY, ESQ.,, of U41cA, New York, Srttes:'i'1
have used your PRcToKAL myself and in my family
since YOU Invented believe best medicine for It's
purpose put With bad cold should sooner
twenty-five dollars bottle do Without It, take any
otherremedy.r
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SOBIfsTHENGs NIsIVl! - ~ )
Watches, Clocks and IeWa1ru

CyP. BROWNS
rs MAIN 81; ABOVE THE ~. 4 II. BANK.
WheFe can be found in great Yariety Cold YTatshts
.i easss ss n n s5e Hantns and Open faced RANGING IN
70 u ~: - fss.s5s atrf ts.f54s5g]sS5
Of and price, aud warranted 20 tees
ELEGANT STYLES OF JEWELLERY
lq part q very fine Coral Sets, Florentine Lava
and agreat variety of an Gold Jevsi
o. every description, which. having been fciased Al
teStiy the very -
=s.lsz fsssa Z FANCY GOODe = tO". a.
tortoise Shell Tuck Combs India Rntber nun s;s
and lsne do; elegant plain clafJ ~, - ue'
me nssoEs haEo! strops CaF oases md
Inc public generally are
auaIne for themselves. . 70 eau ana *
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GREAT ATTRACTION AT A,
CREECH'S STORE.

THE Subscriber is now receiving a superior
stock of rich and fashionable Spring and Summer
dry goods, No. 81, Fayetteville St., to which he
invites the attention of his friends, Customers, and
the public generally. He f~iatters himself that he
can and will Offer them at prices so low as to as
tonish all who give him a call. Ladies and Gus
toners generally, who wish TO secure great bar
gains, should not fail to examine his large and
attractive assortment of Staple and Fancy DRY
Goods, embracing almost every style of Ladies'
Dress Goods, ofthe newest and latest importations.
$50 pieces of the newest style Prints loo pieeesof
Muslins and lawns, from 10 cents up. Grgandias.
Jacken etts, Barrages, Brilliants. Challies, Baraye
D'Lain, Ginghams, Embroideries, Mantilas, Silk
Parassols and Fans, at all prices, Straw, and Silk
Bonnets, from % cents to $40. Did. I say at rs
cents? Yes, who cannot afford to buy a bonnet ?
Linen and Gotten goods former and boys wear, of
every style, price, and quality; Black and Rancy,
Cassimeres, Italian and Drap. D'ete, for Pants
and Goats. A splendid lot of Moleskin and Soft
Hats, Straw and Leghorn Hats. Also, Boots, Shoes.
and Umbrellas, Ready Made Clothing,-in fact, /
have almost everything, from a baby shoe up to a
fine dress, Or from a fine Matilda down to a ball
of cord.
Now, customer, allow me to say one or two
words. You talk about this New Store selling
goods cheap, and that Old Store,-young folks and
old folks. Why, customer what are you thinking
about? Why, I will sell you goods just as cheap as
you can buy them Of any honest man that intends
paying for his goods, in this City, County, or State.
I ask you to. call and examine my stock, and if the
styles, prices, and quality do not suit you, pass
them. You viii find me always ready at my post
ready and willing to serve my customers and to
give them them the worth of their money.
I return them my grateful thanks fol. the liberal
patronage they have bestowed, and I hope to merit
q continuance of the same. A.. CREECH.
March. 25. 1887. 31--13-6t
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TO ALL WHOM 1T NAY CONCERN.

YOU win find by calling at the above we'll
known establishment, a good assortment of Staple
and Fancy Dry Goods of every description.
Black and Fancy Silks, Rerage and Muslin
Robes, TamartiHe, Berage, Tissue, Lawns and
Muslins, Collars and undersleeges, Ribbons, Gloves
of various kinds, Leghorn, Neapolitan, (Plain and
Fancy,) Floranee Braid, Silk and Grass Bonnsts
of every description for hadies and Misses.
Nantes, a large assortment, Black and Fancy.
Beebee's latest spring style Moleskin Hats, Soft
Cassimer Hungarian, Panama, Rutland, Dunsta-
Bile, Webster, Cool Srnnetts Leghpra, Young
America, Old Fogy, and Canada Straw Hats.
Boots, Shoes, Congress Caters, Patent Leather
Pumps for Gentlemen, Black and Colered Caters,
KidSlippers AMI Ties, E.id and Morocco Booteesfo
Ladies, Misses and children, all Of which win be
sold as cheap as the cheapest, whether he ever OK.
poets to pay foR his goods or not.
Some advertise New Store, some advertise Bon
nets 70 cts, and Muslins 10 cts, others say they
could compete in prices if they had old goods
Now fellow-citizens, the above named gentleman
can accommodate al, he has a few old goods and
a large stock Of New Goods, and can sell Bonnet.
at 10 cents and Muslins at 5 cents. No humbug,
call and see. s
| March 18th, 1857. 31--13
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Va. and City Of d. R. R.
Richmond Va. March 23rd 1857.

For the Spirit Of the Age.
Mr. EDITOR: | am very much pleased with
the suggestion of Il subscriber, proposing to
send the Age to a friend, where there is a
probability Of doing good, and heartily con
cur with him.
| believe that if every friend of the tenn
perauce reform would forward "a o of the
Age to an outsider, using proper care in the
selection of the one to whom he sends it,
that ere another year rolls round we would
be consoled by the information that one half
thus induced to examine both sides, would
be enlisted in the good cause.
Friends, cannot the cause be much advan,
ced in this wayl There are thousands that
need to be reformed, who will not of their
W accord become subscribers to the Age,
or enlisted in the reformation without an eff
fort from some friend: Who will do most in
this good cause Of aiding in the grand refor-
nation May not the effort prove like
brerd cast upon the waters, to be seen after
many days ?"
/ have heard Editors make some ado about
the lending Of newspapers, but it was not the
Editor of the Age. May not this also prove
n means of good.
i think, from some experience, it NAV
then let us also send our W copy as a Mis-.
s%ionary. if all our neighbors are not subscri-
bers. Shout ! the Age ever accomplish what
1t designs, it must be sent among those who
who need TO be reformed The opposers of
the reformation will not become subscribers
until there is an awakening on the subject
nor do we believe that any one will ever re-
greet the loss of one dollar thus spent. If he
should not see the good effects in his day, yet
''The word Of the Lord shall not return unite
him void, but shall accomplish that where
unto it was sent"
If any receiving the Age gratuitously re-
fuse to take it from the office, it can be redi.
rected by the Editor or subscriber. Hoping
this will receive a general response,
/ remain, Yours,
IT. THAXTON.
Leasburg, March &c, 1857.
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MARRIED

On the 18th ult.. near. Red Piaias, Yadkin county,
by r C. Peindsxter, Rsa, Mr.. N. J.. spilman 10
Miss Martha J. Logan.
residence of Freeman heath, by Rev. John n.
Pickard, Mr.. L. L. DeShough to Miss Frances A.
Leath, daughter Of the late Freeman Leath, ESQ.
On the morning of the ed If March, 1857, at
the residence Of the Brides Father, Nash Co.. N.
c., by Rev. Jeremiah Johnson, Ct. T. Whitfield to
Miss Sarah A., daughter Of Washington Stone, all
of that county.
May no rude discussion ever sever
The happy couple thus joined tsgether,
They have loved For many years past.
They will love and cherish while life shall last.
q
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NORFOLK MARKET.
Reported for the Spirit of the Age, by
A. III. MCPHETERS g. co.

WHOLESALE GRocERs q COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
WILLS WHARF, NORFOLK, VA.
FLoUR-Whichhad maintained its price in our
market under repeated unfavorable accounts from
Europe and decline elsewhere, has at last given
way here. The stock in market is very heavy.
and we quote S. F. s63 a So Extra 81 a II !;
Family 8 asa. Cord in fair demand at 81 a Goa.
CoTroS-Ihe market is very quiet with but little
disposition on the part of buyers to operate. No
transactions for SOME days. Holders ask I3c for
good lots.
NAVAL SToREs-Spirits Turpentine soc, Rosin
81 Is; sales of Tar at 81 40 dull.
Dried ~FRUIr-Peaches SIS, apples So.
LIME-Thomaston 81 Is a i %: w. {. 81 10
No change In Grocerios to note. Good supply
on market with fair demand.
Mar. 20.
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ED UCA


FEHE undersigned has made arrangements with
the Proprieters of the Female Seminary at
Townsville, N. c., for the admission of a limited
number of pupils, upon terms which place an edu-
cation within reach of those who are without avail
able means. He also respectfully s~olicits patron
age for this school, because bis ability to extend
aid to the above class of pupils will be increased
in proportion to the number of paying pupils in
troduced by him.
Such young ladies as may need aid in procuring
an education, and such other persons as may be
willing, while patronizing the school, to do so in
a way which will increase his ability to assist those
who need assistance, will please address him at
WILMINGTON, N. c. w. J. LANGD0N.
March 10, 1852. 12-tf-30-3t.
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PRICES CURRENT.

RALEIGH MARKET.

RALEIGH MARKET.
Foar-The market is well supplied; we quote
No, l at Sc SO.
Meal in demand, ST. a 81 05 per bushel.
Corn-The demand is active, 80 a IS per bush.
Fodder per hundred, ST. to ST. 80.
White Peas, 80 aud ST.. Stock Peas 90.
Butter 20 to Csc.
Bacon-No. 1, hog round 123c., hams 10.
Lard Ia to 13.
Eggs 10 to 124 per doz.
Cotton, good lie; medium 114c.
Dry Hides, Ii to IL.
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WILMINGTON MARKET.
Reported by GEO. H. KELLEY 4 BRO.

GRocERs AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Naval stores, soft turpentine 2 40, lard / IS
spirits turp. A4; rosin Ito - common ; tar
ST 40 salt sack, 100; timber Sc to $40 90 flour
supr. Z Is a family Z rs corn 70 400 butter % to
81 j. meal IS to so; bacon, I23 hoground, IA "a
hams coffee, rio IL to III; laguayra Is to Is; ia
va "a IN la, st. Domingo II a u; sugars loaf
Is, crushee 0 Is; G Yellow 134 a 90, A coffee
00@a ID, brown 90 a 123; molasses hid. 90 a 4s,
Dbl. 81 lime / Este l IS; cow peas 80 to l 90;
oats 90 to &c., cotton lie to 13 lard ID; rice,
4 per cask, cleaned tallow candles I6 to Is, ada.
% to 80, sperm so to so. Mar. %
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The InvigoratOr cures Sick Headache. Take
one or two Irresponsible at each attack and it viii
soon disappear. For an overloaded stomach, or
when food rises or sours, take the Invigorator af-
ter eating, and it will not prove disagreeable or
oppressive. For Heartburn, Palpitation, or Diff
feult Breathing, take a teaspoonful once or twice
daily. For Loss of Appetite, Langour or Listness-
ness, the medicine is invaluable. 1t will restore
the Appetite and make the food digest well. Night
mare; take a teaspoonful on retiring, and the de-
mons of dream-land will all be fairies. After eat
ing a hearty dinner, take a dose of Invi gorator
and it will relieve all oppression or fullness. The
lnvigorator is a Liver Remedy of unequalied
virtue. acting directly on that organ, curing D5s.
pepsla, aundice.B Bilious Attacks, Dysentery, Piles,
Worms, and all Female Distinctions, for which il
as no equal.
Any person after using a full bottle of the In
Vlgorator for any of the above uamed Complaints
without benefit. can call at the Agents an gel
their money back. Sold at One Dollar per Bottle
by Sanford d Co., Projectors, New York, and by
Druggists and Merchants generally. 27-4
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PETERSBURG MARKET.
Carefully Corrected By
B R @ w M T. r. Y g. HICK

BR O. w N LII & HICKS s.
Grocers and Commission Merchants.
Wharf.-The market continues very dull and
depressed under steamers news. About 1900
bushels were offered on 'sChange' and 1900 were
prime red.
ToBAcco-The market continues very active at
full prices for all grades. We quote Jugs 81 a 104,
leaf 10 ale. We would advise the planters to
put their Tobacco up in safe order, and have the
Hhds weigh II or l400lhs, as shippers buy only
heavy weights
CoTToN-Ths market is frmer under the last
news. We quote sales of good lots 123 a 13a.
BACON 7 supply is only moderate We
quote sides IL a 133. Shoulders ii a III. Va.
Bacon IA a Is.
GUAEo-$60 per Ton, for 1000 lib.
CoRN-This article is selling at Scots.
March %.
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STOCK o SALE.

N Monday, the 4th day of May next, will be
~ sold, for cash, to the highest bidder, at the
Court House door, in Raleigh, all shares and parts
of shares of Stock, subscribed in the Raleigh Meth
odist Female Seminary Company, remaining I'M
paid.
And notice is hereby given, that the original
subscribers to stock will be required to make up
any and all deficits that may exist between the
sale of stock and toe par value as subscribed by
them. By order of the Board of Directors.
G, W. D. H~UTCHINGS, Pres.
Raleigh, April /, 1857. 3I-Jm
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FAYETTEVILLE MARKET.
the Observer

FT0m Me " OOS6TCeT."
Bacon IL a IL coffee, Rio, ID a IA, Laguay-
ra 10 cotton, IL a II according to quality -four
80 Q; oats so GOA peas rs a 80 hydes dry,
10 a 90; green, A a 5 /; iron, Swedes, 6 a En-
glish, Ga 5; lard, ID lead 81; molasses SO a 81
nails 54a54; salt, Liverpool sack, l Is a 0 90; sugar,
loaf Ii, crushed IL a l31, New Orleans 10 a IL, st.
Croix and Porto Rico IL tallow, ii a IL tobac-
co manufactured, 8 a Is white lead, $24 a % !;
window glass s by 10, 24 a % 10 by IL, q; yell
low dip turpentine, 2 so, scraped 80 spirits 45c.
March %.
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Mar.2S.

Remedy that cures. When laboring IN.
der any disease of the throat or lungs, rest
assured thaI speedy relief can be obtained by
using LIZ. Mistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry.
It's success IN such cases is unparalleled.
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RALE1nH- Feh. Z 1887.

RALEIGH, Feb. Z, 1857.
PROF. DEGRATH: Dear Sir: Having heard Of
the wonderful cures made by you with your 'sElee-
trIc vi" l take great pleasure, after having seen
you restore t. hearing individuals in the Town
Hall, l became convinced it was no humbug, and
! was induced for you to try its effects on Mrs.
Palmer, who has been deaf for two years and re-
CURED . loud tone of voice to make her hear
After one application of your Electric Oil, she was
Immediately restored so she could hear conrersa-
ton In an ordinary tone of voice. In fact she has
no difficulty in hearing common conversation at
the table Yours truly,
J0HNC. PALMER.
Raleigh, Feb. ID 1857. eft
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II. l.. VANS.
Successor to Evans & Cooke,
Fayetteville Street,
Raleigh, N. G.

HAS just received his Spring and Summer
IL stock Of Staple and Fancy Day Goods, hats,
Bonnets, Boots, shoes, &c.
March 18th, 1857.
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HILLSVILLE
B. r. THOMPSON, A B. Principal.

NEHo
Rev: E. sToCKBRIDGE, A. N. Lecturer.
JOSEPH THOMPSON S. E. C0LLOWAY,
Tutors.
The thirteenth session Of this Institution will
commence the first Monday in Jan and close o n
the fourth Thursday in May.
Board can be had in town at six dollars per
month, in the country at five, in good families
Hillsville is a small village near the top of the
BLUE RIDGE, commanding a view of the nest pic
terssque, romantic and sublime scenery. 1t is
web supplied with wholesome water and pure air
from the surrounding mountains. 1t is renowned
for health. It affords as good society as our small
Ter towns generally. 1t is situaled on the main
thoroughfare from Tenn. To N. G. over which pas
ses a daily line of stages. Iis within q few hours
travel of the Va. q Tenn. Railroad.
The number Of students vary annually from one
hundred to q hnndred and forty. An Annual cat
alogue is issuod which will be sent to any person,
at any tins, desirirsfa rther information about the
School.
HillsviIle, vs., Jan. LIST 1857, 19-5mpd
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y. i. ~
Leasburg, March &c, 1857.


A NOVEL LICENSE LAw.-Mr. Hanford'S
license law in the New York Assembly is a
most novel feature in legislation. 1t pro.
vides that no person shall drink strong Ii
quors without first obtaining license, which
may be granted by any justice of the peace
on the following terms:
For a license to drink lager beer, currant
or domestic wines, so cents; for strong beer,
- cents f0I whiskey and home made IL
qnors, 81 for French or any imported bran
dy' $3.50 f,r champagne, Burgundy, or any
foreign VINE, IS.
Clergyman and editors are exempted from
the provisions of the DILL, ON the ground. we
suppose, that they belong to the t" moral
classes, and never drink to excess. The bill
wa referred 70 the committees of the whole.
NJ 7. Mrror.
APPoINTNrNrs.-john Bigler IF California
has been appointed Minister to Chill, in place
OF ~St"rSwcather t~reoailed we b~elieve.l
2. L Woodbury., I. S. Attorney for Mas.
sachusetts n place ,f B. r. Heulest. (Chair.
mar Of the National Democratic comm,t.
tee.)
The Pres ont ha. made May other an.
pointmeats, bat they are nos Of pubhe inter
est sufficient to require their publication IN
the Age.
Col. Joho IL Wheeler, Minister to Mica.
ragda, has resigned,
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March "a, 49,

= DOZEN Silk and Scotch Bingham Umbrel-
X las, direct from the manufactures.
w. Fl. WILLIAMS B co.
March "a, 1857. 3I-4t
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'AoSE fond of dressing with ~neatness and
IL and ~gentility, are requested to call and exam
me the following business suits just recsived:
Ribbed Tricot Cass. Coat, Pants. and Vest, TO cor
respond Plain do do different colors,
Checked do do
Hnlte, checked and Dotted Duck Linen
w. II. WILLIAMS & CO.
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CITY TAX LIST.

Mr.. GoRAkAN: We ara now completing our
purchase of Spring Goods, and we have to show
to the Ladies a nice selected stock of Goods, viz
Silks, Plain and Flowered.
Organizes and Jackonetts,
Muslins,
Beragcs,
Berage DeLaine,
Challe DeLaine,
Lawns and Gingtams, dc.
Also, a large and beautiful assortment of EN-.
broideries. Parasols, Gloves, Fans. Shoes, De, t.
which we invite the attention of the ladies.
W III. & r.. s.. TUCKER.
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