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1@-I am Q candidate for reelection TO
the office eofC0MMISSI0NERO or THE REVENUE,
in the upper district, Chesterfield county. =
ap l5-dkcwt1et q RIOURN0y
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THE MIspEMEARoR DocKsT in the Hust-
iDgs Court will be called to-day. All persons hav-
ing business there should attend.
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t FELL0w-CIrIzEAs on THE CoUnrr
y hEsE,cogl m am esnd,d,is = CT TIE o6ies ef CON-
District Of the County, &c the ensuing election ID
May next. and respectfully solicit your suErzgss.
NH 25-tde GEO W CAkTkk.
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History OF NoRrH CAROLISA.--Rev. DIR. Hawks. OF
the city of New York, Is now visiting his native
State. North Carolina. the history OF which he is
engaged in writing. The second volume OF this
work is nearly ready for publication.
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PgscruaL. For the first time within
our recollection all the Justices Of the city were
spon the bench st the Hustings Conrt yesterday
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~ CoxMIssIoHKR or TnB RsvBHun -
In omrliance with the desire Of "Many Iyiss1s. y
Io ore,pectfyliy Present myeeh q 4 csndtdeee 1nr
Third District Cor Monroe WsfS) Of the city q Sch
mssd l deem IL unnecessary 70 make fnrlksr
pied9e than an assurance VI the faithful per1prm-
ance o! the Guties Of the oce shouid Be The plea
sure OF my fellow citizens to elect me azF2
sp lz--dtd* i 0E0. III TONPKfhk.
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Eeas~ SAnAroaA Emrlns srn1Na w ,rrn

TIL. Water, fresh iron the Spring. can ba obtained
az AfsSrs ttReLu. Apn & Cos. No. l22 ain street
ktsahnails Va, by the gross simple box Also t,r
sSie al n TIE principal Drug Stones in the city For
analysis directions ter use and certificates OF emi
rs rhysscGsns, see CIRCULAR which can be obtained
at thr a. 1g Stores.
'lIdsrs may be addressed to the Proprietors. a. W
kStpN Co, Saratoga Springs or at their De-
nai, - Barclay street. New York as I6-3m
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As- TO THE VOTERS or DISTRICT NO. 3,
HENRIC0 COUNTY, am Candidate f,r the Of
ne Q. ~ n tns Teisa s,ss y seeJss
duties Of the once shall be discharged with psoDe-
ncss aud hdelity. Election Fourth fhursdAy In mar
next ~
an 9-dtds WM. H. TYLuB.
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CLERK OF COUNTY COURT.

ior re-el.ctlon to the Office of CLERK on HKNRi.
20 COUNTY COURT. at the election in May next
mh 2-ts WILLIAM FOLGN6
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The RETAIL TRADE, at this time, i.

brisk, especially among the dry goods merchants,
whose stores were literally crowded yesterday by
ladies in search of rich patterns of the latest style
Such charming weather brings out the buds and
blossoms and other beauties of nature and it is
not to be wondered at, therefore, that the most
beautiful of all natures handiwork should make
their appearance in large numbers TO glad the
hearts aud eyes of the sterner sex, and make them
feel that there is something else than cold self TO
Iiyeaaud toll for,
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nTJCE TO CARPENTERS a

~ gUILDERS-The subscriber would respectful
ly inform his friends and the public generally that
he il now prepared execute all orderstOr RlLLED
TIMBER with his usual promptness and ON bls
very accommodating terms. .
10 his old friends and patrons he would return his
sincaTe thanks for the patronage so literally be-
tewed 90 him for the past three years, and hopes,
by strict attention business, to merit contlnu-
ance ot their faFors
All oSders left at Mr. 4 Kersey's Jewelry Store on
Main street or add essed the subscriber. through
the Richmond Postoilice " i'll meet with prompt at
tentiOu. ap l6-tmF kU w LAhhn
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Low PRICES AT THE WEsT.-A correspondent Of
the Burlington Free Press writes from st. Charles.
Illinois: "Times are hard aud dull. Produce is
worth nothing; wheat 42c., corn 24c , oats 19c :,
butter l2c., eggs SC, and other thugs in proper
tion.N
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1aS- CLRRKsHIP OF THE CIRcUIr CouRr
p HENRico.-At the request of many Of my kiends,
HRS anaSunss rs I'm mise saPdasss Y s rof e. ths % q
NH s--dtdeF JOHNSON aANba
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REV PETER CARfwRIGHT.-This celebrated pio
ueer preacher, so well known throughout the West,
II not the whole country, and who Is now about
eighty years OF age, seems TO be something Of q
politician, notwithstanding his age, as We see he
has lust been chosen delegate to the Democratic
State Convention of Illinois. His autobiography
has lately been issned from the press of the Har-
pers.
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QT AM q candidate for the CLERK
SHl Up Of Henrioo County Court.
NH 26--lmE JNO HARMON
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16> To THE V0TERs OF THE CIrY or
RcHMoND-I am candidate for the once OF CLRRK
OF THE CIRCUIT COURT of the City Of kichnond,
and respectfully solicit your support.
NH l9-ts x ii JAMES ULLDTT.
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DIscovEREp.-The police have at length

DIsCUVEkED.-FH ne pUIICt nave at IeHgJn
discovered the source from which stones were
thrown into Col Bggers windows last Monday
and Tuesday, aud the perpetrators of the outrage
have been punished. Four negro boys, two of
them in the service of Col. b one in the employ
Of Mrs. Russell. and one owned by Mr.. William
Gray, had banded together TO throw the stoues
and by secreting themselves in the back yards Of
Mr. Gray and Mrs. Russell. carried on their vii
lainy for more than day. before they detect
ed Two of them, at least, will be seat South at
once, and the other two should be made to keep
them company.
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1919 SPRING TRADE. 1853

AND HOUSE-FURNlSIlNd doODe-
We are now receiving very large stock OF W hife
Granite fancy and common Goods. dill ect from the
potteries in Egland and fine assortment OF goods
from the Manufactures in this country, which we
offer to merchant. and others at very low prices Oar
stock will be found AS large and complete and our
trms AS good, any repsckiDg establishment IN
this C. .untry. and We respectfully invite an exam
iuation of the same GEO. j. SUMMER,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer In
China. Glass and Queensware,
NH . 20 Pearl street. RichmOnds Va
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BY JAS. A. cowARDrN.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Esas If il is good picture you want,
&C 10 Old Whitehurst's Gallery, :, Main street
NheTe yoh iil not be charged WATSON tak go
ptVtaree which viii bear inspection. kXsmlne hi,
speci@ens Pilot graphs, 'Amhroty pes Ctaycn neads
m%iaasoas pes, Psnotypes. and Nielleographs and
Fhotosfarhs on silk OF eanlhTte handkerchief
utd ilaguefrenty Pea copied frlBa small pi,tnres
aud enlarged toanY s4xe.
itet9tes taken ttomSs cents rain OF shine, Pho.
toStaphs from s. NV
Also, photographs Of the Washington Monument.
anfst class copy, ARC FNady and ior sale Call Al
WATSON a SONS
ueSs. a., Ia ~
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VOLUNTEERS FoR UTAH.-It Is generally believes
that the President will accept the two regiments
Of volunteers offered from Kentucky and Ohio
The regiment from Ohio consists OF Ave companies
from Cincinnati, one from Columbus, one from
Toledo, one from Springfield, from Mount Ell
lead, and one from Coshoeton. Nearly all the Of
hcers, and many the men, served in the Mexican
war, aud the entire regiment can be ready for the
asld on short notice.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-22

L,RESH BUTTER.-Just received, q
Il No | article of Mountain BUTTER, for Table
use at the BUTTER DEPOT. No 3 Main street be-
18th and 18th streets nearly opposite the Old
Market. - - -
ans BROOKE PLEASANTS.
ESAMILY FLOUR. - Superior Family
de 25Dts DUNLOP MONCURE 4 co
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DEMOVAL.-M. G. WHITMAN, BRANp
IL CCTTtR bas removed TO the Tin aud Sheet Iron
establishment of Messrs d. Il Z. II. Weller, on Main
street six doors below the st. Charles Hotel where
all in want of FANCY or PLAIN BRANDS of all
zea and designs can be accommodated on the:nost
reasonable terms and he has carried on this bnsi
hess this city for the last 3 years. he atters him
self he can please the most iastidious.
\, 90 an
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16Y / AM A CANDIDATE ron rnn O7-
FIcE OF COMMISSIONER OF THE REVENUE nr
Monroe Ward. -
NH l7--tdes JNO murray
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SESrESsE OF DsArH--At the last term Of the Cir
cult Court of Richmond County, Va, Judge Cole
man sentenced free negro to be hung for rape
committed on the body ofa white woman, followed
by most shocking murder. Her gEoans attract
al a neighbor, who heard from her dying lips the
name of the perPetrator. AS murder will out,
snow fell the same night, aud he was tracked by
the half soleipg on one of his shoes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-22

path'st oilers his Professional services 10 the cti
ss OF Richmond aud Its vicinity Office At his re-
aasnee on Leigh strest. two doors from 9Th
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A CoMPLIMsNf.-The ladies of Halifax propose to
present magnifeently bound and eneased Bible
10 Lady Ipglis. wife of the defender of Lucknow
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-22

~ CREW s. SON,
os STEAM SOAP. AND
CANDLE MANUFACTURERS,
9TH STREET, OPPOSITE THE MARKErD
Have now on hand n large stock ofdfertnt kinds
Of Soap suited to our home market, free OF hsh oil
and ali injurious substances. The trade would do
we'll 10 give us a CALL as have the article In at
will give satisfaction to the consumer.
as- All ARTICLES OF our manufacture, warranted.
tD--1m
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z. II. GIBBS.
s2PLAIx STATEMENTS or FAors.-

Or. HAMPTON, 2ow aged SO years. speaks. Hear him:
Are yon sick1 Beware OF imItationsi Ask for
ismptOn's Vegetable Tiucturo. The many cures
made by this pleasant and sale remedy may induce
'onnteFisiting.
stand the test Of public opinion. No AIT OF pulling
galganze worthless article, so as to keep it up
good medicine, il il DO net really so.
good medicine will live. become popular and ex
end its sales year after year in spite OF opposition
The people readily find out It's virtues, and the lame
II them passes FRI N mouth 10 mouth with more ra
2laity than newspapers can spread it, living WIT
testify ing 10 the cure medicine has made fOT
him, IL of more service than any newspaper adVer
Using.
In preof of what we say above we refer yoa to
Mr.. WA. uIdA, No. l95 So -th Paca street, Balti
more, cured Of rheumatism, Dyspepsia and Nervous
)isease.
baltimore, most dreadful case of'Scrofua Of years
tau ling lost number OF pieces OF bono. restored tp
health.
Miss Many sccsIELD Teacher, No. $50 Baltimore
,treet-her case after years OF suffering, has aston
sled her friends. Let thG afflicted call to see her,
DYSPEPSIA. NERVOUS DISEASE. &c.
Mr.. VIM. Oldham, Of Baltimore Custom House, suf
tered from these complaints for Is moAths With body
ton's Vegetable Tincture after other things failed.
COUGH, CONSUMPTION. &c.
MIR Henry O. Wfhn had acOu2l for years -Greai
weakness &C. had in all five six ply yscians; tried
ALT he remedies but %@s yc cured only Sy
SIS Delicate Ladies' and Children will please give
II Sold s BY PURCELL, LADD Co. Richmond; b,
Petersburg; Ly MORTIMER & M9WBRAY, Baiti
more and by Druggists ard Shopkeepers everywhere.
As-sl per bo, tie: six bottles for b. DIDO
g1y- HARTsHoREEs HEALTH REsToR
GIi. OR SARSAPARILLA CORpIAL.-The Lttst TIE Flesh
is ta TIE Bio0d-pREPARED BY A CBENlSf.-The best
Restorer OF Health, ana the best BiOOd-Purifying
Compound in the Wor,di 1t does uCtcOntaiu par
ticie of Mercury. The above preparation is suited
to the impaired and weakened condition of the hu-
man race it invgorates the whole constitutions; re-
all pmrlc5 and eruptions from the skin; gives
audi f,t fhes -
cularly adapted TO the weakening complaints OF the
sex.
1t il a perfect cordial in taste. and acts like a
charm upon the feelings spirits and energies of the
Peak and debilitated from aRy cause.
Quart bottles 81; small bottles "a cents
Sold byfall Druggists in Richmond. Norfolk aud
Portsmouth, NH 3i-dScW3m
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Sr fxLLow- CrfIzsns--I A n

kLuN-NkIAsA1S--A - -
daie for the once of CQNSTAnLx h - - -
licit yeur votes q Ne coming slsfls = ~ ~
NH a-tde - u DAhN11*se
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n8To TIE voTEas o. HEHRIco Coun-
rY-I am candidate for reelection 70 the oBce Of
COMMISSIONERS OF THE kEyENUn Y0k THn
Low ER DISTRICT. JAMES Il. 0UNH.
NH 22--tdes 4 4sss8
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EH-I respectfully oder myself a. q
District Henrico county, and VIII bc pteassd 70 -
ceiys the votes 81 my friends 1or the sAid o1cs e.
the 9TH day Of May nsxt. .~
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-. To TnH Worms or DIsrlIcf No.
l. HKsRIco COUNTY II an candidate for Ie-elecfipn
TO the oflce OF CONSTABLE. and shouId Il be yeey
pls asure g 70 elect mo- my constant AN snsal = g
duties OF the once.
apl9-dfde% TH08- u. MONTAGUE
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CLAY PEAS. 800 bushels Clay Peas,
" 10 store, for sale by
apfe BACON BAskEkfiLL.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-20
(((ortestrr Daily Spp.

HE EARTHQUAKE IN PORTUGAL AND
SPAGS.-Ihe earthquake of Nov / was more
severe at Lisbon than any since the great
earthquake Of l755. The chimnevs were
knocked about at a lively rate The peculiar
structure Of the buildings prevented any seri
GUS damage to them, but in some of the pro
Nnclal towns many persons were killed by
falling buildings. At St. Ubes a great MANY
houses were thrown down, and some of the in
habltants were buried in the ruins The earth
quake was preceded by two days of incessant
rain. The shock was felt in ali parts of Spain
also, and did considerable injury in almost ey
cry city in the South Of Spain 1t had the
good effect to cause a sudden religious revival
among the Catholics. At Seville, where its cf-
tects were more sensible than in any other CITY.
several public establishments having received
considerable injury, professions have taken
place with unusual religious pomp, and the
churches are daily visited by thousands whose
pety IS stimulated with the reflection that they
may again experience this awful visitation. 1t
appears that the earthquake was so much felt
III the principal markets that all business i'm
medIatey stopped, and hundreds threw them
selves on their knees to beg for the divine mer-
cy. In some Of the churches mass was being
celebrated at the moment Of the shock, and its
different effect upon the priests was striking.
Some stopped terrified and could not 90 on
with the religious ceremony until the cause of
terror ceased, whilst others, turning to the
congregation, chanted the divine offices with
tervor. The cries of the people resomded
through the city, and even domestic animals
showed their terror.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-20
TERMS Of ADvERTTsING.

ADVERTISEMENTS published. either in the DAILY or
WEEKLY SPY, for slO0 square" for three insertions:
and 20 cents for each subsequent Insertion Ten lines or
less) constitute a square" Advertisements ordered
inside, or in any prominent place. as also those largely
displayed will be charged extra rates Contracts by the
year may be made on liberal termg
~ All transient Advertisements must be paid i.
adraRee Yearly regular advertisers will be required
to make quarterly payments
~ No 0ratui0Us AdUertiseB1eafs No report reso-
luuoIs OF proceedings OF any corporation. society
association, and no communication designed to call atten-
ton TO any matter of limited Individual interest can
be Inserted, unless paid for as an Advertisement.
~ The Publishers will not hold themselves resDon-
sOe tor any errors that may occur beyond the amount
charged for the Advertisement
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-20

A few days ago, a man died in one of the
hospitals in Cincinnati, whose disease had
exhibited such peculiar symptoms as to battle
the skin Of the best physicians A post norton
examination revealed the fact, that in the da
phragm was large hole, and that the intes-
tines had been forced up, and had pressed the
heart from its natural position over to the
right side of the body, where it had perform
ed its functions for several years the man
himself having been prevented from his daily
to be the first instance Of the kind that has
come to the knowledge of the medical profess
nipu
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-20
8uots ano Shoes.
GOpartnersBp Clothes.

COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE-T The
- subscribers have this dav formed c6parnership UNI
der the name and style OfSTOWELL, MAYNARD, d CO.,
and have taken the late stall occupied by Stowell
Brown (Ciy Hail Market for the purpose of carrying
on the wholesale and and retail provision business in all
its branches and hope by strict personal attention to bus
mess to share liberal portion Of the public patronage
f. =. STOWELL,
j. A. MAYNARD,
r. q. WHITE.
Worcester Oct. 81, 1858. diff o22
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-20

TuE Memphis Eagle and Enquirer tells of a
farmer who sold yoke Of oxen for fifty dol
lar bill lie put the bill in his tobacco box,
and the ensuing night he walked up, and want
ing a chew Of tobacco, he opened his box and,
by mistake, took out the bill and chewed it up
and spit il away TO nothing.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-20

Without n dissenting voice. the House Of
Representatives Of Georgia has passed a bill
repeating all laws which authorize lotteries in
that State, and prescribing certain penalties for
all schemes and sale Of tickets after the LIST Of
June, 1860
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-20
9rp GOODS.
We have in our
CLOAK DEPARTMENT,

All the and desirable patterns which can he found
any phere We have a few Pattern Garments which we
will sell at great discount from the actual cost Any
lady having Cloak purchase this season can ten
per cent6ypurehasg ofas Customers who ready
purchase cordially invited to examine our stock as
the goods will be freely shown at all times Persons pur-
Chasing the Cloth will be furnished with pattern gratis
requested Our Cioaks all made by experienced
cloak makers and warranted in every respect.
JENKINS, HAMILTON, & co.
Late "Hardon's," li6 Main street
dc 5tf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-20

stands unrvaled in the market as yet for economy,
comfort, convenience, and beauty.
They warranted by the patentee save 80 per cent
Of the cost of either wood coal any other Stove
II also has the advantage every other stove of
warming tteOwer part Of the well as upper
part thus preventing what detrimental to the health
cold feet.
Ihe only place at which the above stove Is manufac
tured In Worcester is at the subscribers who also sells
the same They can also be bought Of WILLIAMS a
PAGE Al Water street, Boston. J. w. JORDAN,
Mo dit lG Southbridge street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-20

A New York gentleman has patented a new
hoped skirt, of the expansive and collapsive
variety, that will infalibly torment all the men
and enrapture all the women. 1t is made of
white horse-hair, in open work; and so pliabe
are the hairs, through their saturation with
some new material, which is also patented, a
of elasticity, tullness and strength, can be
carried within mufl occupy scarcely more
space than portmonnae, and in an instant be
adjusted to the person, expanding robe to a
diameter of six or seven feet, giving the wearer
the agreeable circumference Of from nineteen
TO twenty-one feet.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-20

CONSUMPTION OF GOLD AND SILvER-The
consumption Of gold and Silver at the present
day for household purposes is enormous, its
application having increased rapidly since the
discovery of gold in California and Australia
The amount Of gold and silver annually taken
from the mines of Europe is valued at twenty
five millions of dollars In America, the yield
is computed to be one hundred and forty-six
millions, and Asia produces twenty five mil
lions. Africa has no silver mines, but produc-
es gold to the amount of nearly three millions
of dollars. Australia is also without silver, but
produces gold to the large amoudt Of two hun
bred millions.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-20

ABoUT Doors AND SHoEs.-The United
States Economist says that the quantity of
boots and shoes required for the consunp-
ton Of the United States is not far from 49,
1000 pairs per annum. OF these, 12000,-
600 pairs are made in Massachusetts,, at a val
ne Of S40,000,000 per annum, and employ 49,
600 men and 1896 women. One-half of this
employment is in Lynn. Philadelphia makes
S4,000,000 worth Of boots and shoes, mostly
finer work than that made ia Lynn. The val
ue of the boots and shoes made in the United
States is not less than $50, 100000 per annum.
In Philadelphia there are 457 manufacturers,
whose aggregate sales amount to 81, l4l 600,
and Philadelphia sells perhaps Sl0,000000
worth of eastern work in addition. The Econ
omist mentions as a remarkable circumstance
in this connection, that, notwithstanding the
immense extent Of the boot and shoe manufac-
ture, and the army Of persons engaged in it,
neither boot nor shoe makers figure in the last
census though shoe-fnders and shoe-peg ma
kers do.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-20
HLEANSTNG, RE-DYEING. AND RE

~ PAIRING.-Mr LEGG still continues to cleanse
and re-dye Mems Coats Pants Vests and also Ladiest
shawls, as heretoore Mems apparel repaired desred;
lie also cleanses Ladies' Shaws Travelling Riding, and
other thick dresses His Office Is at Foster Fays Fruit
and Confectionery store, No. Pleasant street.
do dawtf