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OFFICE:
No. 4, Public Square, Nash
vile, TcpsM.
Reasons why this Machine is Uni
ycrsnIiy Preferred over All Others.

| Because it is the only Sewing Machine
in the world ever invented, so constructed as
TO fully meet the demands oitaInlIlco Tor gen.
era Use.
2lt is very simple and il never liable to
get out Of order.
3 1t makes n seam which viii not RIP,
though every thread stitch Is cut.
4 It is moi a shuttle mnchinc.
3 It scWs with too needles, making any
length stitch desired.
& 1t SENS from two ordinary spools, and
thus all trouble or winding thread IS avoided
" lille the sa,ne Machine can he adapted Mt
pleasure, by II mere change Of spools, to all
varieties of work.
7Thc same Machine runs silk or linen
thread, and common spDol cotton, with equal
facility. ,
This Machine will sew in the sleeves Of
a coat with the same case and facility that 1t
scws n straightscNm.
9 This Machine can be run to make one
| thousand five hundred stitches per minnie.
1OThc seems are as elastic nstlIe most c!as-
! tic fabric so that It is free from all liability
to break n washing, ironing or otherwise.
IL The stitches made by this machine arc
more beautiful than any Other made either by
hand or machine.
rhe price of the Machines at office in New
York, ranrrrrom S75 TO $50, an additional
charge of $40 is only made on each machine
over New York prices Mt Office IN Nashville,
to defrav expenses Of transportation NC. to
Nashville
R.H. BROCKWAY, Secretary.
Nashville Sewing Machine Company.
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GIFTS! GIFISH GIFTS ~
&25, co worth of fine Gifts for the People!
A. s. RURLElGH, PROPRIETOR.
Mo-, A,p,Ny 1NnI,N

4, ;. RTKLETUH, NE UK.
New ALBANY, INDIANA.
| WISHING TO intr duce =. Childs 4 tors Oriental or
Sovereign aim Pills and Tie UT ian Salve or
| Rheumatic Plaster, throughout every pant OF the United
STATES, | am Offering extraordinary Inducements TO lur.
clascrs, Tie Pills ard Salve are sold at % cents cash, and
every purchaser that buys to the amount OF 81 90 worth
of the above medicine receives
A FREE GIFT
that varies in value from % cents to fifty dollars.
The Proprietor has such u%nhOunded confidence In the
! medical WORTH o. the above medicines that he Cor hs
agents. will REFUND THE MONEY back freely to those
who. alters fair trial. are not fully satisfied.
THE GlFlS consist Of NatCHes, fine Gold Pencils.
r~rcastpins, Finger Rings, LOckcts, Work Boxes. Port
| Monnaies, Gin books, Letter Paper; etc.
HODGES d RICHARDS,
Arril z. en- Nashville, Tenn.
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I,tarIh, or Common Cold, as IL is hUiiliarly called, "
vo,thy of study, aud serious enough To be avoided, II pos
s,hlr. pT. Fell says! " Will not sy that iOlds are 10
mn, inhabitants what the PLAGt + aud ' ELLuw fEVkT are
Ia those OI other count les, but, lCdnaVrT confidently that
they usher ~ disease Ol greater 'O"lh'''I o'h i"'tdIlly
than these latter"
I'm Inc danger Of iEoNCnITIs and PNRrMONiA, which
often follow IN the TAIN old nrslccIcd cold. aud IN
puuusls Pa MONNIIs, the tuhct,ulaI irritation Ot which
ig,Ir ,rIVrrd by the same cause, We surely have proUiaIRl
,,gutu.ri sufficient tot attention. not only to the proven.
,iv, means, hut also to the curative ones Of a disease,
which however mid III itS inception - hIirLtly q inii
reilly productive OF such diversified and alarming results.
mi, lesson should he particularly Impressed on those
VINO have any constitutional tendency Cos.
ST JOS.
m, use orhc Ialsanic Cordial, acIecahly to the direc.
tious accompanying each bottle, will readily cure the most
distressing case nj cough.
twIuis sometimes proceed nom a hisoTuetrn OF uys
u,uitc state uI the stomach, In which case the German
r,itr,s should be used. In cases Of weakness, OF general
debility OF the system, resulting from II piOtrdtted cough,
m, I,e,mau IiitteIs Will lie found Of great benefit.
In cases Of ACurK inflammation of the Lungs, the promi
m. nj symptOms generally aTe-hurTied sHi painful resp
yrtinn. iuIurTlect aTteTiiliratiOn Of the blO1i, cough aud
c,urrto,ation, attended with excitement ~ the heart.
t.xrr. various arrangements OF the digestive aud urinary
S,stc,us. ptu,tTLtiUn OF strength, nc. The lungs may he
diseased without any Ol these symptoms hkiNG fHoMI
>ENr. but the murHur proiurei during inspiration anu
r.Suj,ation. and the alternate CohtiattIOn and expansion
81 H.. ,h,si. evident to both sight and feeling, all lurnlsh
u,nst imuu,taut physical signs Ia case oi dlsease, aud
should receive prompt attention.
mi, disease is usually caused by a cold settling on the
Innrs. anal the use of the BaiSdnlic Cordial soon lciOrhns
a cure. n,o,
.., :, ~, may be seen los a glance al the following sta
t,.,irs taken nom the records Of the hhaid Of Health o
Pbn,dslrLia, couiesscdly Que 1fthe most healthy localities
In the uniOu:-
1851. Total deaths in Philadelphia. Ip'Eo'
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One Of the nea,est replies ever
heard in q legislative body, or any.
where else, was lately made by Mr..
Tilson, Of Rockland, Maine. A mem.
Der had replied TO something Mr.. Til.
son said, and, pausing a moment, he
inquired ifhe saw the line ofargument
"Mr. Speaker" said he, in "answer Il
the gentlemen, would say, hear tn
humming ofths wheel, but cannot Sc
any thread"
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In accounting for n room-mate's bad
habit, an exchange says
ministers sons get so familiar with
good words hal they ARE apt to handle
them csrclcss!y."
Does this explain the well known
proycrb--"Too much Of one thing is
good for nothing1'
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NO. IA.
MISCELLANEOUS READING,
STURGEON ON THE REVIVAL,

STURGEON ON THE REVIVAL.
The celebrated Spurgeon, whose peculiar
eloquence has produced such intense excite
ment in England, recently delivered a sermon
in LjudOn, on the great revival in America.
We subjoin a passage:
You never saw such people The out
siders call them fanatics. 1t is blessed IA
naticism. Others say, they are nothing but
enthusiasts. II is heavenly enthusiasm
Egerything that is done is done with such a
spirit. II they sing it is like the crashing
thunder; if they pray, it is like the sw lit
sharp fash of the lightning, lighting up the
darkness of the cold-hearted, and making
them for the moment feel that there Is some
thing in prayer. When the minister preach
es, he breaches like B0anerges, and when
the church is gathered together, it is with
hearty good will. When they give they give
with enlarged liberality; when they visit the
sick, they do it with gentlepess, meekness,
aud love. Everything is done with single
eye to Gods glory; not Of men, but by the
power of God. Oh, that we might see such
revival as this
But blessed be God, it does not end here.
The revival of the church touches the rest
of society. Men, who do not come for
ward and profess religion, are more punctual
10 attending the means of grace. Men that
used to swear, give it up; they fnd 1t not
suitable for for the times. Times are chang
ed; morality prevails; the lower ranks are at.
lected. They buy a sermon where they used
to buy some penny tract OF nonsense. Inc
higher orders are also touched; they are
brought to hear the word. Her lsdyship IN
ber carriage, who never would have thought
Of going to SO mean place as conyenticie,
does not now care where she goes so long as
she is blessed Sho wants to hear the truth;
and drayman pulls up his horse by the
side of her ladyship's pair OF grays, ana
they both go in and bend before the throne
of sovereign grace. All classes are affected.
Even the Senate feels it; The statesman
himselfis surprised at it, and wonders what
all these things mean. Even the monarch
on the throne feels she has become the mon
arch of people better than she knew be-
fore, and that God is doing something IN her
realms past all her thought-thst a great
King is swaying better sceptre and exert
ing better influence than even her excellent
example. Nor does it even end there. Hea-
ven is filled. One by one the converts die,
and heaven gets fuller; the harps of heaven
are louder, the songs Of the angels are IN
spired with new melody, for they rejoice to
see the sons of men PROSTATE before the
throne The universe is made glad; 1t is
Gods own Summer; is the universal Spring
The time of the singing of birds has come; the
voice of the turtle is heard in our land. On,
that God might send US such a revival OF reli'
gion as thisw
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AUCTION SALES.

BY $ J. MCCORMICK -AucTIoNEER
DUHIC SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE-By virtue OF a decree OF the
Circuit court tor the County OF Alexandria
Virginia. rendered in the suit OF Ellison Sons,
against William f. Atwell and others, the un.
dersignei Commissioners appointed by said de-
cree, will offer at public auction in front OF the
Mayors Office, IN the city OF Alexandria, VIrgI-
MIA on Saturday, the ION day Of July, 1888, at
II o'clock M, the following described REAL
ESTATE, situate in the said city OF AIexan-
dria.
A LOT OF GROUND, on the North side OF
King street, which * thus described in a deed
from Charles Nckngh; 10 William +. AtweIl,
dated 10Th OF April, 1852: Beginning al the
West corner OF William McKuignt's lot; thence
running West on King street - feet 8 inches
thence North and parallel to Royal street 50
feet 20 a three feet alley thence East ~ feet 81
inches parallel with King street. thence South
and parallel with Royal street 50 feet 10 the
beginning together with the right OF way over
a three feet alley. running back of said lot out
into Royal street, ami, also, the use OF the right
OF way over court or alley adjoining said lot,
and back OF II. l. Simpsons Store, which court
is twenty feet long by ten feet wide IN an OBJ.
long torn: the ten feet OF the court is parallel
with King street
Terms CT SALE -Onetenh Of the purchase
money 10 be paid in hand, and the residue III
three equal InSaIments al six, twelve. aud
eighteen months, from the day OF sale, with III
teresi from said perlod-the said deferred pay
ncn,s TO be secured by the bonds OF the Pur-
chaser, with good personal security, and the IL
lie 10 be retained until the purchase money is
tuIly paid, and the property liable TO be resoId
upon the failure OF the purchaser to comply
with the terms OF sale.
FRANCIS L. SMITH, ! Comm,rs
DAVID FUNSTEN,
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SpOUJNG THE MARRIAGE.

The following statement is no jest, but a
positive fact: =.
"a young man, in business in Liverpool,
led his bIushing bride to the altar in the old
church of that town; and when the question
WAS asked: wilt thou love and cherish"
&c, ho answered as is customary, and added,
when she needed, he'd bang her," Tho
girl Immediately stopped the clergyman, and
asked if it was too late to retract. On being
told it vas not, she turned upon her heel,
and quietly walked out of the church, say
ing that "A man who could say what he bad
said, at such moment, 10 jest, was most
likely to put his threats into execution" and
babe him chose another mate.-.NlHcheSt@
PaD,r.
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unrx. caps, BONnETs, &c.

DHENIX HALL. HAT AND CAP ES-
TABLISHMENT-TH OPENING SPRING.
Gloomy Winter has now gwen place TO the
verdure OF Spring This fact must iorclhle I'm.
press on all, the necessity OF taking especial
care of the noblest portion OF the form divine.
Keep the head cool" says the Philosopher;
and TO achieve that object, call Immediately
and examine JOHN .4RNOLDS selection Of
STRAW GOODS consisting OF Panama, Mara
caibo. Pedal. Gossamcr. Hawaha. &c, &c.
Attention is particularly asked to the late
style Of SILK HATS, which comprises every
var!ety OF texture and elegance. \ FRENCH
SLOUGH HAT j, offered winch cannot be sur
passed, and 4 sight o. which Is sure conviction.
Ladies can be accommodated with every variety
of FLAT The Chi.dTeu's and Infants, fancy
STRAW HATS and CAPS are unsurpassed III
beauty. These GOODS are direct from the In
porters and therefore can be sold as cheap as IN
any retail establishment North.
Ladies RIDING HATS of all styles, and
every thing in the trade made TO order at the
shortest notice.
nv PIT JOHN ARNOLD.
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BUSINESS CARDS.

TEORGE SIGGERS, BOOK RLNDER No.
" 70 Prince stree, opposite the Gazette Q@oc,
.4tcra'shic, Fa.-MUSiC, MAGAZINES, AND
OLD BOOKS BOUND IN ANY STYLE.
n. B. also RULE and MAKE TO ORDER any de-
scription of BLANK BOOKS, which | will
warrant 10 be made OF the best paper and mate
rlals, and bound in the strongest manner. Bank
Officers. Bankers Merchants, Clerks OF Courts,
Hotel Keepers, Insurance Companies, and all
who want BLANK BOOKS are respectfully in
vlted 10 give me call. ian 2--ti
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~ THE WASHINGTON, ALEA-
Ssss...-.ss Ssssas..-ssANDRIA AND GEORGETOWN
ETEAM PACKET COMPANY-The steamer
sOLUbBL1 Capt James Harper, will leave
BALTIMORE on Saturday, at o'clock, 7: NJ. Re
Inning, leave Alexandria every Wednesday
morning, al o'clock
The steamer DIAMOND STATE, Capt j..
A.Iwin, will leave Baltimore every Wednesday
r5 o'clock, P. NJ, and returning, leave Alexan-
cieOu Saturday, at o'clock, P. NJ. For freight,
apply 10 WHEAT & BRO, Agents.
All way freight will be required invariably IN
st;auce NH 2-tt
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Ie S-2aWts

RUG STORE FOR SALE For sale the en-
! tire stock OF DRUGS. S.CHEMLCALS,P Patent
Medicines, Shop Furniture, &c, OF r. +. Stone,
No. lG5 King street, opposite Marshall House.
To any person wishing 10 engage IN the bn-
sness, fine opportunity Is now afforded, as the
stock will be sold on accommodating terms
Apply to THOS. /. HILL, Trustee.
\. B. VIII be SOLD on IueSnay, the 18Th Instant,
at lOt o clock, at public sale, at the house No.
90, Royal street, the HOUSEHOLD and KlTCH-
EN- FURNITURE OF the same.
ie 5-dts +. L. HILL, Trustee.
UJThe sale of the FURNITURE, above
named, is postponed 10 Saturday mert, 10Th INST,
~ 10! O'Clock. T. T HILL, Trustee.
10 IE-drs
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Orange AND ALEXANDRIA RAIL ROAD
EmEE s;s:.4;;sss

HIHE TRAIN leaves Alexandra daily al u
o'clock. A. NJ, Tor Gordonsville, connecting
%-'a me trains on the Virginia Central Rail
road for Richmond and the West, and with the
rains on the Manassas Gap Railroad, for Wood
sock aud intermediate points.
Tie TRAIN leaves daily, Sunday night ex
rspei AZ O'Clock, p. NJ, for Richmond, New
O,san, Memphis, and intermediate points.
through tickets al the Railroad Station
An accommodation train leaves Gordonsville
tay. Sunday excspted) for Alexandria al
$50. A NJ arriving at $50, A. Nj. a daily
train leaves Gordonsville at 1890, A. NJ, arriv-
iGg at2o' o'clock, p NJ. j. r. NlCkLlN,
= 3-tf Ticket Agent.
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FITZPATRICK d BURNS,
FAIRVIEW COTTON WORKS,

Manufacturers of Mattresses Patent Spring,
Hair, Cotton, Husk, and Moss; Cotton Warp,
Cotton Twine, and Cotton Bats
IL Any description and size made to order
at short notice.
NJ An assortment OF the above articles al
ways Oh hand. ap I'll
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MANASSAS GAP RAIL ROAD.
.SU.V.WER SCHEDULE.

ON AND AFTER MONDAY, the 7th INST,
the Trains OF this Road, with their Omnl-
buses will connect with the trains arriving and
departing on the Orange Road, and the Wash
!ng.on Branch OF the Baltimore Road
The Office of the Company in Alexandria, IS
al their Depot, corner OF ST. AsaPh and Princess
streets.
The Office in Washington, is at the Hat and
Cap store OF Samuel Stinemetz, corner OF Lou
islana Avenue and Seventh street, near Penn.
syivania Avenue, ani Immediately opposite the
Dexter Hotel. Ladies and others while waiting
will find comfortable Accommodations.
Passengers will leave Alexandria for Wash
mgton In the Cars al the following hours, VIZ
-4.l0, 7, $40, 9lG, 1910, ll.lO, 1910 a NJ,
aud 2 10, $40, 40. $40, and 10 o'clock, p. NJ.
Passengers from Washington TO Alexandria,
will take the Omnibuses at the office OF the
Company, as follows-6, $50, s, 9, 10. IL, and
u o'clock, A. NJ, and 2, g. A. S, and O'Clock,
P NJ
An Omnibus will leave the Capitol gate on
every Wednesday evening, and the corner OF
Pennsylvania Avenue and 18th street every Sa-
,urday evening, at o'clock.
Ounibuses with an attentive Baggage Master
sill await the arrival of the Trains III each City.
ll Alexandria, the Omnlbuses will stand Just
outside the Depot of the Orange Road. Persons
wishing TO take this line will purchase no tick
rs on the Orange Road
Passengers for the Orange Road from Wash
.ng'On. will find a comfortable breakfast ready
,oI raem at the Long Bridge Station.
This is the quickest rodte between Washing
ton and Alexandra. and passengers may rely on
masng all connections advertised and starting
al lne times mentioned.
Fare between the Orange and Baltimore
Dero,s 35 cents.
NAsaph st. Depot 10 Baltimore Depot 20
Do do Washington office. 20
DO DO Long Bridge Depot Is
L.gat articles, or bundles, will be forwarded
between Alexandria and Washington, from the
Office IN either place. Heavy lreights will be
transported over the road, if delivered at the De-
go'ru Alexandria or at the Long Bridge Station.
Passengers by AlO A. NJ trains will be call,
F ior by leaving their names at Latham's office.
Je i-d2w
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.,sr. d, ApvrgTlsSs.-hdvertisement not exceeding
,,la-e, inserted three times for one dsar Adver-
-,gf, continued after three times, for so cents 8
. gIg EacH INSERTION INSIDE, or rs cents oUTsIDr-
sem .:U-s arr counted ss square.
..-a-..> h, the year, at prices 10 be agreed upon,
ya: refer nee 20 tn usual amount of space they may
- !v.- sia, by the year not to advertise articles
.. ..fl 4 IN their sular business. to insert in
r- ,y,-'is-mrnts any other names than their own.
yssr,E, auE OBITUARY NOTICES, exceeding five lines,
- 'b- rhtr.ei for aS advertissments.
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THOMAS 8. JAMESON,

MACHINIST and IRON FOUNDER,
n CORNER OF ROYAL AND WILKE STREETS, Ill
Us PREPARED 10 execute orders for 81
| TIONARY STEAM ENGINES, BOILERS,
Mill Gearing, Shalting, Pulleys and Hangers,
Pumps, Fans, Slide and Hand Lathes, Drill
Presses, Wrought or Cast Railing, Columns and
Girders, Gas or Water Pipe, and MACHINERY
of every description. Superior CASTINGS
made to order at short notice, and on reasonable
terms. On hand several STEAM ENGINES,
eight horse power, and eight or ten LAIHkS,
to which the attention OF those in want * re-
ouested. NH 26--ly
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JOHN IL. PARROTT.

BOOKSELLER AND .ST4TYONER,
4 LSO, sole Agent in this place, aud thIs
n region of Virginia. for the sale of WoR-
CEsTER's CELEBRATED PIANOS, and CARHART &
NEEDHAM's MELODE0NS; keeps constantly on
hand welselected Stock of STATIONERY.
Also the largest Stock of MUSIC and MUSl.
CAL INSTRUMENTS ever offered in this mar
ket. [iy 3-tf1 JOHN H. PARROTf.
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By s. }. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

ItOME AND SEE JOHNSONS $50 PA.
J TENT ELASTIC STITCH, and the D.
MOCK LOOPER Slj SEWING MACHINES,
now on exhibition and Tor sale, al POISAL X
| STUMP'S Auction House, No. II, King street,
next door TO the Marshall House, where YOU
can witness the operation OF two OF the most
valuable household articles ever offered 10 any
community. They are both particularly adap-
ted TO family use, az they will sew substantially
the cOarsest cloth, as also the finest fabric. Ali
persons are invited to call and see their wonder
ul performance, and have the opportunity Of
securing their valuable services. Their even
operation durability and cheapness, puts them
within the reach OF every family. To give the
reader an idea OF the simplicity and ease with
which they can be managed. We would say,
that one hours instruction only is required 10
enable the learner 10 become perfectly familiar
with their operations. Give Us a call, and if
YOU are satisfied OF their value. leave your or.
der, and you shall be furnished with one in
every particular equal to those on exhibition or
those on exhibition, If preferred.
POlSAL Il STUMP, Agents
We are the only authorized Agents Tor the
sale OF the above Machines, III the county and
city OF Alexandra. my lS-diml P.& 5.
TNRENCH DYEING AND SECURING ES-
i TABLISHMENT, 249, KING STREET
Grape Shawls Satins, Silks. Mernos, Woolen
and Cotton Goods in general dyed in any color
desired-Carpe,s, Curtains, Blonds, Laces, Straw
Bonnets, Kid Gloves all kinds OF Ladies and
GeHtIemens garments, cleaned in the very best
style. The necessary arrangements cf this
new establishment being Eow complete, and the
co operation OF one OF the best Dyers, (Mons
SIGOD from Lyons, France, who uas been for
a series Of years foreman IL the well renowned
Staten Island Dyeing Establishment in New
York; being constantly secured, all work will
be dore in the very best manner--wiII meet
with prompt dispatch, and will give satisfaction
in every respect to those that will honor the uR
dersigned with their kind patronage
P. SELDNER.
GOODS for the establishment will also be re-
ceived at P. SELDNER'S Fancy and Millinery
Store, l54, King.street. my 2l-d3m
GUNNER DRINKS.-Silver Medal premium
= MINERAL WATERS, Carbonated Cham.
payne, and pure Grab CIDER, ALE AND POR-
TER, several varieties al! OF them superior 10,
and cheaper than any now 20 be had IN town;
TEMPERANCE CREAM MEAD, an excel
lent article for children and adults liable to con
stipaiIOn
LAGER BEER, now 20 highly recommend
ed by Physicians All the above articles tor
sale at our depot, No. IS, North Water street,
Alexandria.
EXCURSIONS and persons out OF town, furnish
ed or short notice, by leaving orders al above
place, with our wagon, or by mail.
je o-dtf Army 4 SHINN.
II &c. L. o.. Il
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I INVITE CITIZENS and strangers 10 call
al my maruactory. No. l4l, King street
between Washington and 81. AsaPh streets, and
examine my large and handsome assortment OF
SADDLERY GOODS. as ! 10 not intend 10 be
surpassed in my line OF business, by any other
city have on hand. and am daily manuiac-
turing as tine and superior an assortment as
can be found in any OF the Northern cites.
My stock comprises a. great variety as can
be found IN any other house, consisting OF hAR-
NESS, OF all Kinds. from the fine quill work
down 10 the dray, cart. and pIow Harness
TRUNKS, Of every kind, fine SOLE LEATH-
En-, Steel Spring Iron frame Ladies TRUNKS
AND BONNET BONES and all other kinds
down to the common packing Trunks; SAD
DIES. BRIDES, MARTINGALES, WHIPS,
&c. as fine as the finest Buffalo and fancy
ROBES, DRIVING GLOVES, HORSE Gov
ERS, CARPET BAGS, VALlCES, &c, &c, OF
all kinds Call and see for yourselves.
Thankful for the very liberal patronage here.
tolore extended, solicit continuance of the
same, aud pledge myself 10 spare no pains to
give satisfaction. All GOODS warranted to be
as represented. WM +. PADGElI.
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TUESDAY MORNING. JUNE II. 1853.
DRY GOODS, &C.

WE CALL ATTENTION To
W Fine Orgdndy Lawns: Jacouet Lawns
Berage Robes; Plain Berages
Grape Berages. all coiors, very cheap
A beautiful assortment OF Goods for
Travelling Dresses
Fine real Lace Collars and Sleeves
French Work Muslin ard Cambria Col
lars and Sleeves MarselIes Qor travellIng) do.
do: Cambria and Lawn Handkerchlets: Muslin
and Cambria Embroideries, in great variety;
Stella Shawls and Scaris.
To the above, we are every week adding large
additions Of new and desirable Goods. Recelv-
ed this day. Lawns, Ginghams, Ca!icoes, Bleach
ed and Bro Cotions, DrIiings Lace and Silk
Manriias. MarseilIcs for Bdsques White Erin
ges, SueetIngs, &c, &c.
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