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Stick Together.

The man who .rote the following deserves th.
crown of hero for his heart is Of the stuff from
Which hewes are made:
When list the wreck ~ fire and SIN Ike,
Nben capnons rend the .kies assnnder
Aud fierce drae. ons with quick-ning stroke
Upon the rerline regiments thunder,
The ranks close ny To sharp c.mmand.
Till helmets feather touches feather;
Comp,ct the furious shock they stand
And c"nquerl f,r they stick together
When now mid clouds Of woe and want.
Our cothradrs' walls rise fast md faster,
And charging madly on our front,
Come the black lrRions .f disaster.
Shall we present n wnvering band
And a, like le,ves hefor- = it'd weather.
Mol aide by side and hand in hand
Wen stand our ground and s ick togetherl
God gave us handsome left. one right:
The first to hclp ourselves the other
To stretch abroad in Kindly might
And help along our faithful brother,
Then If You see a brnther fall.
And bow his head hefnre the weather,
VI yau he not dastards all
YoG'll help him up and stick together
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A Bro MAJoRIrY.-Tho Hon. L. B.
Washburne is reelected to Congress from
the lst North Westcrn) District Of Illinois
by the comfortable majority of $500. We
believe this is the largest majority given, OF
to be given, for any Member Of the nert
House Of any party IN spy District af thu
entiro Union.
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1t is customary thing, remarks the
State Journal, with members OF Congress,
to keep Autograph Books, in which are
inserted signatures. accompanied sometimes
with an autograph sentence or two, Of the
Senators or Representatives who may serve
during The same time. A friend, who saw
not long since, the An ogmph Bnok Of The
venerable Representative Of the Goth Dis
trict, was 40 much pleased with the lines
addressed to him by John Quincy Adams.
that he obtained n copy, which we gladly
transfer to our columns. The names of
Adams and Giddipgs will be hallowed in
'the grateful remembrance o, all true lovers
of Freedom, Justice and Humanity, when
party Presidents and party Judges shall be
preserved only by the catalogues.
TO JOSHUA r. oIDDINos OF JEFFERSON, ASH
TABULA COUNTY, OHIO.
When frst toge ther here we meet,
Askance each other we hehold--
The bitter mingline with the sweet.
Mhe warm attempered by the cold.
We seek with searching ken 10 fnd
a soul congeniul with our own;
For mind In sympathy witt mind
Instructive breads to walk k.slspe.
And here from regions far apart,
We came, one purpose TO pursue:
Each with warm and honest heart,
Each with spi it firm and true;
Intent with anxious aim t. learn,
fach other character we scan:
And soon the diff renee We discern
Between the fair and faithlrss man.
And here with scruiiniIng eye
kindred soul with mine too see,
And longing boson, to d-scry,
sou. ht AMI found at last in thee.
Farewell. my friend and il once more
We meet thin this hall again.
Be ours the blessing Ia e,tore
Our countD's. andsAs rights Of nss.
H.R u. -. Washington. June II. 1914, anni-
versary of the battle Of Bunker Hill.
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS,
OF Quincy, Mass.
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Call Ernia.

The President received on Saturday a
dispatch from John Buttcrfield, President
Of the Overland Mail Company, dates st.
Louis, Oct. o, informing him that the
great Overland Nail arrived there to-day
from San Francisco in twenty-three days
and four hours, and ths, the stage brought
six passengers.
The Prc.idcrt rcpic. by telegraph a,
follows:
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A BAaaEL MAxER-Ths Auburn Ad-
vsrtissr says NJ. Everest, State Prison In
speotor elect, is barrel maker Of Clinton
county.
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WASHINGTON, Saturday Oct. o.
yoha Buherfeld. President dc,

SIR Your dispatch has / esn received.
| Icortisiy congratulate you upon the result
It Is n glorious triumph for civilization
and tho Union Settlement will soon fol.
low the course Of the road, and tho East
and the West will be bound together by II
chain of living Americans which can never
bo broken
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STOVES.

TsARMERs AIR TIGHT, WESTERN EMPIRE, EAGLE
AR Tight Forest Air Tight, Clinton Air Tight. Pre-
raiu% ttoyesof Albany eastngs Self Regulator, Fold
Light latte Stoves, for Dining Rooms school houses
siiSsi MITCHELL
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Krcxrp 70 DEAru ~. 1 Cius.--williao

KTcxED 70 DEATH pY a G0H.-~Willian.
Cameron, who resided near oquswka. H.,
purchased a shot-gun that had iusd in il.
and f'w days thereafter. shot it cf, wheu
it kicked With ssch force as to rupture bis
abdomen snd causs 9 wound that prodgcut,
bis death IL few hoars. This Is sin1a
lar oct 70 terminals fsts.iv.
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DENTISTRY.

EZf& III. sTEADMAN, RESIDENT DEN.
'Tyf#rRS list, will attend In all calls In his pro.
fession He has removed his 0m~e 10
Kins's Block. Ames Book Store.
NATIONAL POLICE GAZETTE.
rI. ~ GREAT JOURNAL OF CRfNG AND CRIsH.
GALS I'm its 18th year, and is widely eirculstsd
the country. oontsins all ths Great Trials
Criminal Cases. and Editoriss the
toesther with nformatiSn on Criminal matters not to
found IN any other newspaper.
Subscriptions. 81 per snnum: 81, for six months,
20 he remted by subscibers who should write their
names, and the town. county and State. where they
side, plain r. A. SEYMOUR,
EDITOR Proprietor Of educational Police Gazette New
York apr2s6Ty1
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OYSTERS

OYSTERS or THE BEsT oS.rrry-rop s.tx
~ By the Can or Keg novs @. N. DECKER
NTAILs-Ysil River, snd orissba Mails ct
" b. HAMMOND.
SsNEEbs fhcN--Au ssfortrotrt of gsnaine, az
- n HAxrnvp.
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n. n. mao WN .

0 BE. BROWN.
STM WATCH AND CLOCK MAKER
W. Respectfullv informs the inhahitsn's
.As ZkH oT Hilsdale County that he has opened
F@ssaszsV Shop in Ftulsaale for the purpose ofre
rtring Clocks Watches, Jevery, Fans, Parasol Mus.
cal tns,ru uments, kc.
III work warranted. shopin Huyck,s Grocery Store.
Hiilsdsie, Nav 10th, 1858. r.. y BROWN.
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JEWEI.RY STORE.

watch, Clock. and iewclry Wcnnrlng.
THE sJJRsCRIRER HAS REMOVED FIS JEWFl.kf
store on the east aide of Rr0nd e.. opposite his od
.,nd where he NAV he found at Al seasonahle hours
re.dv N IN work his line nf husincss "n or noee
T|He also keeps watches Clocks. Spec'ac'es les
~ GoId Pens Pencil Cases for sale u gond quality
and AZ the most reasonable rriceF. 1T BkhA An
Hillsdale Oct 18Th. 1857
II THINK tho mistaken, who says We reinss & ASh
Il ~ the County store. Ia g. bAlDi'
Hillsdnle, March %, '68.
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BY W. q. HOE ',0PpoSlTE THE PasSENG1th 1 Nv, W. >,
connected with plank walk. and tiee omnlDus, "
sb.h gnest, are In vitec good Livery and Convey
ances 10 any part Of the Country on reasonable term
Cash paid for Cnprsc Gram and Pr"visi'na narlns
rebuilt and and repleush'd, we PresG"' our p''t"''
aud friends with this Card. hoping may het'ri i''
the reception OF our guests and increase our bns
iness bv clos" attention. Returning our mans ~
nast natrnneeo We invite encouragement for the In
HillsdaIe Oct. 10, 81.
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NJ Lock ont kx NOV.
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ELKUART. INDINrA. J. ]. CoTHRtN. PRnPRIF'
tor This VI ,uSc s the !enerHl Stage 0mc". '1ss"n
ear. convayed W AID rom the "ars free ocfiJh,
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SHERMAN UOTSE. .
D. rUBBS PROPRIETOR, J0NESVIILE. NlCl: THIS
Iiouse has undergone thorough repairs. and is now
redy FOR tho oF guests In fret class style
Iocstion couve,ie I aud terms liberal. junr3
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ab,a Ora,evv and Ta'loring

ApG Ix A1 ~ - - V&S"s ,
TIME subscriber having purchased the stock ana trahe
offs. ". GLASGOW. Is prepared 10 furnish the CIT
,Iens ofIilsdale with all necessary Family articiesin
i- TIE
Grocery aud PrOUistOn Line.
' ~ FIOUR. MEAL and GRAIN.
MEAT MARKET
co,nected with the store. Fresh and salt Meats con-
stAntiv on hand
s-Y- Cash paid for Hides and Pelts
Hillsdale Dec. 20. 1887. r''b'hh'
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oar acoDn.
SSO NOVEL ATTRACTIONe.-

,SEO NOVEL ATTRACTIONe.- -
1910. coMpErITIoN DISTANCES =
oh Gro de Rhine silks, nha ,piendid eua,it;e.
o. Strp,d and Bayadere Paris SILK Iresses mag.
ifep ut assortment
r,ss,pt Ferris Printed Mousiaiae Robe aIex.
:" i'Rohes AFQuitie Dresses
scIsndii piiated French Merino Robes. a'uui,ie
Dresses the greatest bargain ever offerci--oniy
Al y II pain De nesand French Merinoss bean.
tifnl winter c3lore
~ new style Naottlia Shawls, all prices
+, sn encia assort,atnt Of SILK, Velvet Cloth and
Beaver Ctoaks and kag,ans newest pattern
aud designs
~ peSes d superior quality Tapestry Brussels Car
pets only 9, s>ard
ThT e,piv and snper lesrain Carpets, very cAeap
sNA yel' 81 Rugs, cheaper than panic prices
French Cssseis; Railroad Colsets, OF vi ell known
p.akes
esnss and Ladies' Wool Long and Square Shawl,
FOR SERvANTs' WINTER wEAR.
have the largest. best, and cheapest stock In the
city,
six-qnar,er and three quarter Heavy Pulled Cloths
sll Woo; kerseys; Heavy T~ eed Ca.s;merss;
Printed and Plain Cassioets; MARYLAND peni.
Tertiary Linseys. all widths Plaid and Striped
Ognshurgs aud Cottons; Heavy shirtfrcs and
Sltatiass; so pairs OF Sert ants' blankets " h{te
ard coloTei at unaeard ot low prioes: Bed Ran.
KITS. iet. III, " 4, all qualities.
t,ae1s ssr Gents and nays' Wear
Tassiracres Cloths and yesiinss
dents " oil n Under Garments
a ~ and Y. uths do do
Isdi s'Ne est silk and Mefino AZ. &c.
WITT variety Of other 0soda, st the popular
s,oreof ALFRED MOSES,
oc z2-St 63 Main AZ
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CECOND SUPPLY OF
~ NEW AND RICH DRY GOODS,
AT RETAIL FOR CASH

We are now opening oar secood supply of FALL
AND NiNTEk DE- oOuDs, bought in New York
the past We h. At tbs closing sales for cash at
very low prizes We sssure our old Customers and
stvsus visiting the kair that no house can shew
them a better assortment. Cur stock consists in
part Oh
$50 pieces Full Cloth and satineis for servants
Plsid Linsoys, kerseys and sh'rtings
PrDts-freneh. English aud American
IN LADIES DRESS GOODS,
Rich Double Iupe six Robes
Rich Two FiouLced Silk Robes
Bay adore ST ks, large stock
Black eros de Rhine and Tsfeta Silks
Plain Mourning and Baysaere Black silks
Large sio Robe q lez Dslaines
Very rich French DelAines
e. Z ench Valentias and Poplins
- Preuch Naientis, and Poplins. very cheap
| ollie de Cheyre aud Russia Cashmere
large stock low priced De,aines
10 piJces Delaines, very good. at I2S cts
Plain Mer.no Delsiues, all eolcrs
Printed M-r,nos ard Cashmeres
IN HOUSEKEEP Nc GOODS,
Table Damask. Napkins. Toweling and Sheet
Superior a. sheetings (bleached) at Cd, as
good As any made at II cts
Gloves Hosiery and Handkerchief, of every
10 dor Kid Gloves as gocd as the best, at 6z,s
cents
Ladies' and Children's Hoop skirts
IN EaBaQI0ERfES.
Very rich Trimmed Lace Sets
Can, brio ard Muslin Sets
Resi- French Worked Collars
uoniton and Maltese Collars
p.Qua and Can brio Sets
CLOAKS sHAWLS
go new style Round Corne,ed shawls ia
Rroche, Borderet Stella aid Plush Bordered
Man;eiia Wool Shawis sin gle and long
Velvet and Cloth Cioaks
Our stock Is entirely new. and will be sold at the
~ PEahiSs & CO.. No 14l Eagle Square.
&C 3s-:issN New Cash Store.
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ARGE, HANDSOME AND NEW
IL STOCK OF DRY GOODS.

~ v
Tais dag opens his stock of STAPLE and
EHfUY DRfG00DS aud invites his friends and the
pubic In the city and country t. al examination oil
the sans. The Etock has been bought for cash from
the porting AND aucti houses at the decline from
the earlier sales aud will be sold at a small prom
for cash or 10 punctua customers.
Great press OF business forbids extended adver-
tisem. ut but will have and cell every article In
our luo II business in large variety OF Us good
quail : and at as low prices as though the merits
Cf the lock were xpsnded into columns.
Bslos are enumerated the most important artl
cIes in the trade for families, plantation hands, la
dies gentlemen and children Viz:
Cloths Cassmeres. satinets and Fuiied Cloths
French English and American Meuselines
Lisic and Figured French Merinos and Coburgs
Robes ale and Robes Valentine, IN silks and De
Laipee o,,
Black q ros de Rhnes and Mourn Ra Rlack Silks
Fancy silks Velvet and Trimming Sill ks
livery variety Of Calicoes. at every price
MARYLAND Lpseys Plain and Plaid Otnaburgs
very large stock of Bed and servants Blankets
Bleached AID Rrown sheetngs, Shirtugs and Duck
Swauskin, Welsh and OIL her Fiaunels
Embroidered Collars, Sleeves aud Cambria and SWISS
Trimmings
Round oornerad Shaw's stellas, Rob Roys, &c
Cioaks all Of tn newest fashion
Hosiery Gloves. Hoop Skirts and Woollen Shirts
Ribbons, Laces, Etgings, DC, &C
MANN y VALENTINE, JR,
corner Broad, 9th and Capitol streets,
&C l-Imif near Capitol Square.
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By E. B. Cook, Auct.

NEW BUGGIES, SPRING WAGONS,
~ &c. AT AUCTI0N.The subscribers. intending
shop on Franklin, below Wall street, and next to
Blsnkenships stables. on FRIDAY, 2sth inst, at 10
Entirely new Buggies
Spring Wagons
8 sets harness
The uhele being Of their own manufacture and
warranted to be equal to any manufactured in the
The attention of those in want is requested as
such az opportunity seldom occurs. Sale without
TEnxs-All sums over 500. 80 days credit, for ap.
81 sale Conducted by B COOK, 4uc. . ooss
A VALUABLE COLLECTION OF 100
"a OIL PAINTINGS AT AUCTION-On THURS.
DAY evening. the 18th inst at O'Clock. at the
Gently occupied by Geo West, Esq will sell a
valuable collection Of about 100 oil Paintings an
which VIII be found beautiful copy of the mo.
ysmber Bay" "Mercy's Dream" "Frsit Piece.'
The Paintings viii be open for exhibition during
the day on Thursday. The attention of the public
Is requested to this sale every Painting will be
SOLD ia Without " any reserve to pay adye n1e
GROCERIES, LIQUORS, &c, AT
~ AUCTIoN.-OnT TT URSDAY. the 18th instant.
7 Williams Bro Agents. the whole Of the stock
Of Groceries, Liquors. &c, contained in said store
Coffee, Sugar, sIolasses, Teas
Soap. Candles Tobacco Lard
Bacon, Whiskey. Brandy, Gin, &c
together with variety of other articles usually
found in a well kept family grocery.
Toe stock ID fresh, having been laid In but short
tine.
Terms cash. ABSALOM BLACKBURN.
HASale conducted by L Cook, Auct. oc Is
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r AGUAYRA COFFEE. loo bags prime
IL Laguayra Coffee receiving and for sale by
&C r3-lgt LEWIS WEBB CD.

(Ofies in Go idin's Hall)
Continues to make plans detail drawings. specif-
cations and estimates Of cost for all kinds Of build
ing altering and repairing buildings and other 1u-
proyements and 10 srperintend the work TO its CON-
pletop. Excavations. masonry, brick work. car
penters' work, plastering. painting, &C, measured
and valued as usual.
A. H. W hopes his long experience and close at.
tenton to business will secure q continued liberal
pa ropage. H..
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AUCxIoN aALHa.
npnrfn1E~
TRUSTEE's SALE OF A srTAl

TRUSTKE'6 SALE OF A STEAM
= kN0INI, CORN MILL, BUILDINGS, "a.
AT AuCTIQN.-As trustse u certain DID Of
trust from Enoch nex, dated the Cd day q APRIL
lssO. and duly recosded In the once of the Rtch.
nocd anstinss Court. shal proceed @ Ell q pub
nr aucGon; On the Dremisss. on FRIDAY, the 18Th
~ o. october, eommsncinR Of II O'Clock, n. The
property conveyed thereby, being one stsam fn-
8,ne sna aeaf, one Corn Mill and Fixtures con-
piets. and the Buildings situated ct the corner Of
I'M and zise streets. now used by said Rex g 3
,~.JAs N TAYLOR, rrussss.
Jas u TATLoR Sow. Aucfs. oc
TRUSTEES SALE or FOUR TENE-
= MRNTS AND Lots IN THE VALLEY. MAR
10 THE OLD DISTILLERY, AT AUCTI0N-as
Trustee 10 certain deed Of trust executed by Rich
ard Morris, bserinR date the 10th Of Aueust isss
duly recorded Ia the Clerks ONCE Of Rich mond Hus.
fings aud Henrico County Courts shall in execu.
ton OF sail trust, being required By the beue6-
cAry In said deed proceed TO seI st pubic suctop
upon the premises. on TUESDAY, the and Novem.
menfs and Lots in the Valley, near to the "Old
Clstiilery The property fronts on the Virginia
central Railroad lt2 feet. aud runs back 40 feet
Tkhhs-Enoush cash will be required 70 pay the
expenres OF executing This trust two bonds and an
open account. amsu1tipg to ss57 Az with interest
ircm January lst, isS, the balance Of months for
note with interest. and secured b, Q trust deed
JANIS d. TAYLOR 4 soN. Aucts. ocIs
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By A. D. Williams, Auct.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A H USE AND

LOT On nth OK VALLEY bTKEET, At
AUCTION.-By virtue OF two several deeds of trust,
executed by Nathaniel Sunderland to the subscriber
as trustee the first dated Sd August 1883 the other
dated 18th October. 1885, and both daily recorded in
Richmond Hastings Court Office. being thereto re-
Quested, l shall sell, on WEDNESDAY, Sd ov 1858,
ii fair If not the next fair day thereafter at AZ oclk
N, upon the premises. the property convs, ed by
said deeds, being framed House and Lot. situated
the grocery store of William Haynes, fronting 233s
feet aud running back to within 10 feet Of the old
mill canal
TKRAs-Enough in cash to defray the expenses at
tending the creation and execution Of the said trut
and to pay off the debts secured thereby, amount
ing to ABOUT $780, and to the balance Of the pur
chase money. upon such terms as will be made
known at the sale.
The title is believed TO be good; but selling as
trustee, shall convey with special warranty only.
ANDREW JENKINS. Trustee.
Sale eel ducted by A d WILLIAMS Auct &C Is
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By Goddin & Apperson.
FRAMED DWELLING,

EXCELLENT FRAMED DWELLING,
n M on LEIGH AND F0UsHEE STREETS. AND
FgS ~ the s2uTH sDE 9F
FOR SALE AT AUCTI0N-Will be sold, on the
premises on TU FSDAi the I'd November. 1858, a;
o'clock, NJ An excellent framed dwelling nearly
new, loe ated as above occupied by Mr. John Dillon,
having rooms. hes des kitchen, and now renting at
fair rent and well suited fos moderate .ized fans
on the premises, at "A O'Clock. two vacant lots ON
the SOuthsde of Broad street. fronting A feet
running back on I'D street 100 feet to the line Of
Mr. ArePs property. ana the other having front of
20 feet and running back also 100 feet.
Terms One-ioursh cash. balance at 8. and 9
'e &C sS IS Till so nS R' HappERsoN Auc
DUBLIC SALE OF 1900 ACRES OF
L VALUABLE FARMING LAND IN HENRICo.
AND LARGE WAREHOUSE AND VACANT LOTS
in P0KT MAYO AMP IN hICH MON D.-Deter-
ment, viii sell, on TU gsDAf, the ri day Of No
yember. 1855. on the premises In the order adver-
'~>N' ''' 1900 ACRES OF LAND,
in the county OF Henrico, On the lew Central Read
at distance ranging from 31a to 6 miles from the
About 500 acres Of said Land is in q high state of
cultivation. in two farms. each having all the i'm
The unimproved Land generally abonnds in wood
ana timber OF goo1 quality; the sale OF which, at
current rates win PROPER management, will more
For general description, see handbills. posted in
various places.
The sale will be resumed on the following day, at
Port Mayo at IL O'Clock, where will be offered q
large amount Of valuable p operty. embracing the
PoWhatan Tobacco Factory, with the Mount Erin
Spring, of itself fortune.
This Spring produces a column of water measur-
ing 20 gallons TO the minute, which is discharged
through iron pipes at an elevation of 2ft above the
roof OF said Factory and may be- conducted through
all the lower part OF the city. A continual on of
the growth of the city must render this property
Immensely valuable. possessed os it is with super
aDunoance OF room for manufacturing purposes.
Maps of the Henrco lands can be seen ut the of
fee of the auctioneers.
The title to the above property has lately under
gone rigid examination. livery obstacle having
been removed it may now be considered as good a.
any in Virginia.
TRRks OF PAYMENT: One-fifth cash, balance at 6,
H. i3 and "a months for negotiable notes. interest
added, secured by trust deed.
JACOB ATLEE.
Sale conducted by GoDDIN 4 APPKRsos. Aucts.
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FRESH ARRIVAL OF NEW GOODS
Il A, X. PARhER & CO.

II A. X. PARhER q Cd.
Have lust c.ived their SECOND SUPPLY Of
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS
making their ssortmsnt one Of the most complete
aud Attractive they have ever offered. aud Ut such
prices as will insure sales.
Splendid Black and co,'d SIX E K9a@.e ssen
Rich Bayadere a'Lez aud Plain silks
Bls9k gro de Rhine. Polt dc sse and Taneta
Rich Plaid aud Figd valencias
Black Rombaznes Alpaeas. Challies and Mouse
Rich Lace, Muslin and Cambria Sets
Musiia. Gam rio, psqu It and Mourning collars
Iilusion Capes and Berthas
(:loaks Nantes and Shawls in great variety
Cloths. Cassmeres and VestibEs
Plantation and Housekeeping Goois
81 and 8 Pulien Cloths Sleeps Grey satinet1
buckIsnd Fuited Cloths; kerssys and Piaids
Plaid L,use,s; FianneIs
Bed aud Negro Blankets
% ,mask Tanle Cloths; Napkins; Doyues
T.wrlr Linen and Cotton Sheefings
Pillow Linens; Irish Lfnens ox,..
Msri o, Lambs Wool. SILK and Shaker shirts
aud Drawers n,,, p,..
Aiex.nder's Kid, BuckskiD. Blk and Plush
Lined Gloves and 0auntsets
Cotton and w DOL Hosiery Of every Description
"a. nsss Rage; Dynggefs &c &C ~