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NIecowAN,s oELEpRATED pLAyTA,

nIcGOWAh'S NELEBhATED Bi4ANTA-
FORCE COAST PUMPS AND PUMPING ENGINES, DIS
CHARGING FROM TWENTY-FIVE HUNDRED TO ONE
HUNDRED AND TWENTY THOUSAND GALLONS PER
Pumps FOR cisTERNs AND DEEP WELLS CoPPER,
LINED JUICE AND MOLASSEs WITH BRASS BALL
VALVES; nor WATER PUMPS FOR FORCING INTO
BOILERS AGAINST STEAM.
McGOwans Portable Plantation Steam Pumping Engines Tor
lifting and forcing large volume Of from the river
overowing rice lands supplying houses etc Dranng
Engines small Sugar House Engines with lined Metal
juice, moases and forcing hot into
steam boilers Steamboat Doctors and Wreckng Engines Po
table Copper Lined Fire Engine Pumps, worked By brake
capable throwing from so rs gallons per minute through
a ozzle distance OF from leo TO ID feet
engines each furnished with band wheel for driving
saw MILL gin stands etc. and be furnished
without pumps for printing houses, houses where
ompacf and simple vertical engines are desirable.
brick work oTeeeion Of kind is in putting
these sngnes work both engines vertical
aud oil connections made.
Cincinnati, Deoeraberl, 1886.
Messrs Geo. d. winehell, Bro. 4 Co;
Geus-Ihe Pumpisg Engine purchased Of for OF
small shop the line OF the Cincinnati AND Chicago Railroad
has been in time and given perfect satisfaction.
consider the best pumping apparatus within knowledge
The engine drives besides the 80nch circular
three lAhes drill press there with
IS pound the inch Of the boiler Therefore
cordially recommend 10 the notice OF railroad managers and
others. Yours truly,
New Orleans, owe mber l, 1855.
Office N. o. op and g, W. Railroad Co.
Mr. l. Bridge: Sirn inquiry relative TO the
performance the McGowan Pumps upon this
only that they quite equal representation,
aad that aen the variety Of pumps We have in USE they are
Yonis, respectfully, A. b. sEGER Vice President.
The above Pumps and Engines constantly FOR sale BY the
/ ie26 ISAAC BRIDGE. - Magazine ct.
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Mason Pitcher, Ar .NOblom, J. L. 1acsuiay.
X Hof Rsa
pany of Philadelphia.
Franklin Buildings, No. "a Walnut ST., Philadelphia
CHARTER PERPETUAL.
Capital paid in and invested. 100
Chartered SOO0
Insurs ssa. los. damage BY Fire Marine and Inland
E. E R.s. W. E! 6s'sA GI sRs Ssss
Y l. sS:a: a. 3 aiisss e. e. ss ss:I1'
g. @. sowsr Chas. !. Norton, John v, sextou,
S Nathan d. T. Forts s'a saaHsh James r. S'
W. H. WOODS, Secretary.
New York Life Insurance Company.
No. 1O6 Broadway.
MORRIS FRANKLIN, President.
PLINY FREEMAN, Actuary.
Cash Capital ss7lO 22and rapidly accommodating tn.
Au'"A' 'NH D'''u'Hu' run N. B. BESEp 1 f ~ 81
h. J. COKE, n. p.
American Life Insurance and Trust Com
capital iii
JOHN G. SINS, Secretary.
Risks taken on both WHITE and SLAVE LIVES. on the
most IaFofaDe tSfns.
AGENcY-No. IOI Camp street, Of Poyds. St, New
Orleans. r. @. LATTING
D. @. HITCHCOCK,
fe26 Iy J, 8. COPIES.
HITCHCOCK d. LATTING, COMMISSION, FOR
Of Camp aud Poydrss Streets New Orleans - -
hkTTTSs Orleans A. Vi il soAnsdda
fe26ly Frankfort KY
ITH5oS INSURANCE. COMPANY OF NEW
CASH cAP1TAL-s2sOOOo.
The Union Insurance Company of New Orleans 10 now pre-
pared take the usual FIRE RIVER MARINE RISKS
'-s' No. IL CAMP STREET.
This Company offers t. insurers the security Of Cash Capital
participate in the profits Of the Company upon the
MUTUAL PRINCIPLE-they receiving Scrip bearing six
prefer they receive return Of TIN PER CENT ia cash
upon the Of their premiums.
Ahlosses viii be adjusted promptly snd s9pitaoly
JULES DoLHoNDE, Secretary.
DIRECTORS
R, ". oGDEF Of the firm Of 7. Cusachs Brs. Co.
CARL ROHN, Of the firm Of @. Kohn 4 Ryan.
VICTOR MAiGNAU, Of The frm Of v 4 E. Magyar
NJ J. ZUNTs, Of the firm Of shaw 4 Cunts
JoHS D0IHoSpE Of he sra N MsTti cobb
A. CHIAPELLA. JOS. DEYNoODT A6 ly
MOTICE-THE CITIZENS MUTUAL INSURANCE
IN COMPANY, Of New Orleans, have this day commenced
operations prepared take Fire Marine River
Risks at The usual rates.
Geo. W. West, X. P. Hunt,
Jas A. White ri. Musson,
Evan j. Mccall Martin Gordon, Jr.,
d. Jamsont Paulin j. Martin,
Antonio Costa, Cesaire Olivier,
omer GslArd, ~, John Eaton,
OMER' GAIILARD President.
- GEO. W. WEST, Vice President.
A.sCREIBER, Secretary. MO ly
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MM JOHN DA ' iSff ~ "a attm $1,000 N no
" ny fitted up expressly Tor the undersigned, in
SSk/ magnificent manner, and is open for the
commoison his friends and the public. His arrangements
such epcures always rely obtaining his
saloon the very best BAYOU OYSTERS GREEN TURTLE
GAME FISH, etc., ete and in short every luxury the taste
Families supplied and Meals furnished at all hours and
shortest notice.
His stock of WINES and LIQUORS is unsurpassed by
other establishment in the city.
PICKLED OYSTERS put up to order and guaranteed
R- shall open Branch Of establishment the LIST Of
October In Natchez, Miss, sel2
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DOKTABLE STEFAN ENGiNEs-FROM l5T
II Of the celebrated patent Of Hoard 81
Gate Bradford) differing essentially in their
and durable qualities from engines OF any other patent
fac.ure exesive wehy the
Union Pamphlets with full description and letters from 1877
different who using them will be by mail ap
pcson to the subscriber who sole agent in New OrleaRs
Hoard Son being sole propretors OF the patent they only
can furnish the which
Attenuation all pretended limitations frauds upon Their
purchasers they will by experience them
Mo SAMUEL Fl, GILMAN. 10 Gravier street.
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DATkIS-BATHS-BAV AS-BARBERIZING, No.
ID 26 st. Charles street.
ROLLINS at his post The VerandRh FOR
while stopped the operation Of his we'll establishment
Time the physician has restored him
where give at all hours Hot Cold Vapo Shower or
Medicsted BATHS.
His BARRIERS SALOON is supplied with best artists
country Afford and Shaving Hair Cutting Cleaning
Dyeng Dressing have been reduced down science
assured that he with aacry and dispatch the
most fastidious
He sale well assorted stock OF fresh PERFUMERY
Furnishing Goods Cosmetics and tie Dyes TONES fo
the hair.
A-Ca at his Diamond Hair Cutting and Bathing Saloon
nils JOSEPH ROLLINS.
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P. CHARLES GUyELLTER.
Notary pt

The undersigned Mortgages In and for the parish
and city Orleans cees that the fore going Of
poation recorded this day in his Office In Society Book
No. A. folios 81, So So and 81.
New Orleans, November H. 1851. .
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BY Jas NJ Taylor & Son.
SALE Of ON


~ UNDIVIDED MOIETY OF THE SWAN TAV-
ERN (BROAD STREET HOTELD PROPERTY IN
THE CITY OF RICHMOND, ON BROAD AND
NINTH STREETS.-Pursnant to decree of the
Circuit Court of the city ofRchmond entered the
lith day ofFebruary. 1855: in the case of Vaughan
and ais VS.. GOddD and which was affirmed by the
Court of Appeals by its decree entered the 26th
day of January 1885, the subscriber the special com
missioner duly appointed. will proceed to sell at
public auction upon the premises on the 18Th day
Of APRIL, 1853 at P. NJ, one undivided meietY
ofthe property described in the proceedings in the
said suit as the Swan Tavern property, having
front on the north side of Broad street commencing
at its intersection with 9Th street of one hundred
and sixty feet, and running back on 9Th street, the
usual depth of half acre lot.
TERMs.-"The interest upon ten thousand three
hundred and twenty dollars from, the Eth day OF
August, 1854, until it is paid, and the sum of two
thousand and sixty-four dollars and the expenses
of the said sale to be paid in cash, and the resdu
TO be paid with interest in four equal instruments
at intervals of six, twelve. eighteen and twenty
four months from the day of SALE for which defer
red payments the Commissioner shall take negota-
bic notes with endoTsers the title to the property
being retained as further security until the pur-
chase money is paid
JAMES VI TAYLOR Il Son. Auctioneers.
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By E. b. Cook & Co., Aucts.
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWENTY FIVE

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWENTY-FIVE
4 ACRES OF LAND IN HENRICo COUNTY AT
AUCFI0N.-By virtue Of deed of trust. executed
to the subscriber by James Page and duly recorded
sell at public auction, on TU EsDAI, the goth inst
at IL o'clock NJ, in front of said County Court House.
in the County of nenrico, containing twenty-five
acres, surveyed by NJ. Bates of Richmond and adj
Joining the land Of B. Starke, Burton, Hardin, &c ,
being the same land which was conveyed TO Samuel
Page, by Edmund Cary and wife by deed bearing
date the 18th day Of January 1885, and of record In
book 49, page ST..
The above property having been sold on the Eth
Bowles. he not having complied with thu terms of
SALE it is now sold at his risk and cost.
TERMS made known at the time of sale.
JOSEPH X YOUNG, Trustee.
Sale conducted by L Cook & Co., Aucts.
an 10
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DRONIE HAT RAChS--Bronzed iron
ID Hat stands. handsome and uselu! article fci
a.. hall or passage, ioT sal" AZ -
1-u BUIKLEY'S
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By James NJ. Taylor & Son.
PRICK DWELLING. WITH 8 ACRES

DRICK DWELLING, WITH ACRES
~ OF GROUND ATTACHED. IN THE TOWN
OF SIDNEY, AT AUCTION--Will be sold, upon
tho premises, on WEDNESDAY, the 2Ist day of
April, commencing at "A ocloek, NJ, the very de-
sirable Brick Dwelling, with three acres of ground
attached situated at the northwest corner of Pop
lar and Grove streets two squares north Of the Fair
Grounds, and now in the occupancy Of Mir Peter ID.
Bernard.
The House contains about9 large and airy rooms.
with Kitchen. Stable and necessary out houses The
Lot il enclosed and of first rate soil.
The location and cOntiguity of this property to
the city, renders it very desirable suburban res
idence, and those in want would do well to attend
the sale.
TERMs.-S3O0 in cash the balance on a credit of
one and twp years, for notes. with interest, (pay-
able semiannually.) and secured by n trust deed
Taxes for 1858, to be paid by the purchaser.
JAS NJ TAYLOR son,
4. lotto
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By Larus & Shine, Aucts.

A UCTION.--SODA WATER ESTAB-
"A LISHMENT, &c VIII be sold on WEDNES
DAY, the l4th, commencing at 10 O'Clock, at the
Boiting Establishment, between Main ana Frank
lin, on 10th street. the following articles
Soda Apparatus complete
2 Horses and 2 Wagons
large variety of Bottles and Trays.
By order of FARQUHAR TAYLOR.
ap1O LARUS & SHINE, Aucts.
NOTICE.-Wil be sold on TIL URSDAY
l. the 18th of the present month"; at tho late res
dence of VIM. ID. Jennings, deceased, in henrico
county eight good work Mules, one Horse, seven
old Sheep, six Lambs, three Sows and Pigs one lot
of wheat Straw, and three Wagons and Gear.
TERMs:-Al sums of twenty dollars and under,
cash over that amount a credit of six months will
be given. the purchaser giving bond with good secu-
rity, before the property is delivered
HARRIET JENNINGS, Adm'trX,
aple-it* of W. ID. jennings dec d.
D. NJ o. O..
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JAMES NJ. TAYLOR, Trustee.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR & GOV. Auctioneers. NH 9-tds
TWO BRICK TENENENTS ON BYRD.

I WV DhION ILINGNII4N I . OtN u Z t0D'
Il BETWEEN llTH AND 18TH STREETS. AT
AUCTiON.-Wii be sod upon the premises, on
THURSDAY, the 18th inst. commencing at ) o'clock.
two Brick Tenements. the north side Of Byrd ST..
Byrd street 90 feet each. and run back 60 fest.
The houses contain eight rooms each, and one now
renting at $l25 per annum to good tenants.
TERNs-One third cash; the balance at and II
months, for negotiable notes interest added and Sc
cured by trust deeds Taxes and insurance for 1858
to be paid by the purchaser.
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wx CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES

~ The subscriber has on hand AT his Coacl
StI5ns E,tal.,shment. on Lombard Alley, between
~, Al Cary l7th aui Isth streets } roar the Co
.-ob-.u Hotel. Coaches, CHARACTERS. BA-
ptI-rIYs BUG4tES, with and without tops and
sIklHS Nh Of his own make, Of lsc best materials
I UsTk nsapship alt of which will he soii as low a,
"a ,,-Tk rf tho Kind can he in the city Of Rich
-.,n3 and I respectfully ask call from these In
u,Ti II any article in the Carriage line, as am de
mined ta make Ia order and sell AZ the lowest
r.,.. possible. and all work -old, that is new, war
1-t,4 MfCAJAH MANGUM.
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uTTFuCOUNTRY SEAT ONTHE
By Edmond, Davenport & Co.

CARGO SALE OF RIO AND SAN
" TOs COFFEE, LIVERPOOL FINE AND
COURSE sALT.-On FRIDAY. April 18th, we wiz
offer for sale al Auction. at our Warehouse bead o.
the Dock the argo Of the Bark SALLY MAGE. d.
rect from Rio consisting of 300 bags strictly prime
Rio Coffee sci bags Santos Coffee, the latter an ex'
cellent substitute for Lasuayra.
5000 sacks Liverpool fine Sait.
1000 sacks Ground Alum Salt.
per shin Alexander. direct from Liverpool. to be
sold. deliverable at City Point or Richmond.
ALSO
$50 casks Hilbert London Porter.
a0D paekages choice Teas.
EDMOND. DAVENPORT &C0.
p.s-The above sale will take place at y O'Clock
NJ so a. 10 give the trade opportunity to attsnu
the Sugar and Moasses sale Of Messrs. puniop
aonc sntds o"' T.. D. d co.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE

l. HOUSE AND LOT IN THE TOWN OF sYD-
NEY, AT THE CORNER OF HARVEY AND FED
ERAL STREETS.-By virtue of two trust deeds,
executed by sir James semplethe first TO the un,
dersigned, John Bagby, dated - June, 1885, aud
the second to the undersigned, Wellington Goddn
dated Both of March, 1857, both duly recorded in
Herfsco County Court, We shall: in execution OF
premises on THURSDAY. 18th April, 1855, at "a
O'Clock NJ iii fair, if not, the next fair day the
real estate conveyed by the said deeds consisting OF
Lot No &C. in the plan of Sydney. having front on
the east line OF Harvie street of $50 feet, and depth
on the south line of Federal street of l72 feet, and
having thereon neat brick cottage residence, to-
geth r with kitchen, stable, sm0ke-house, &C. we'll
of fine water and parcel of fruit aud shade trees
The lot will be divided to suit purchasers.
TERMS -Onc-fourth cash, balance at (. s, and l2
months for negotiable notes. interest added occurred
by a trust deed, or title retained.
JOHN BAGBY. Trus,aos
W GODDIN, Ai"'
nN-sale conducted by GoDDIN APPERsoN, Aucts.
NH i5-laW3w dtds
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1DANANTINE CANDLES, prime quail
y ity TO =, 10 boxes Just landed and fcr sale BY
SELDEN & MILLER,
IN Corner prATl and Cary streets.
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The object of this suit IL to recover against the de-
PENDANTS the sum of one thousand and twenty-f ur
dollars aud tWar cents. with legal interest
thereon from The Eth day Of February. 1885, till paid
Affidavit having been made that the said defend
not residents of the State OF Virginia, they
fee within ono month after due publication hereof,
and do what may be necessary to protect their in
terest. Copy-Teste:
an ie-Iawtr0X RO HOWARD Clerk.
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-. JAS IA AAiho oONS
NH 26-eodtds Auctioneers.
10d ACRES LAND, MILES BELOW

IA AUKE8 LAND ,0o M cnaEs B BI EJNy
WOOD AT AUCTI0N.-On FRIDAY, 10th of April, |
upon the premises, at ocl.ck NJ, will be sold. l2t
acres of land situated as above near Sweeneys on
the Charles City Road, and adjoining Francis saw
Mill. 1t is heavily wooded with from 500 TO 1000
cords of Pine Wood, virgin growth.
After which will be sold in small lots 400 cords of
Pine Wood, cut and corded
Terms liberal and made known the day Of
sale JAS NJ TAYLOR sON. Aucts.
NB.-There will be refreshments for the company
at Francis Saw Mill. Nj SON.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A VAL

~ BILE FARM IN THE BOUNTY OF ELIZABETH
CITY.-By virtue of decreG OF the Circuit Court
for the county of ElZabsth City pronounced on the
18th day of March, 1855 in the suit of hrmstead VS.
Jett &C. the undersigned Commissioners, will, on
the 29h day OF April next at l2 o'clock before the
Court House door Of said county. in the town Hamp-
ton offer for sale. that valuable Farm in said county
known as Oakland" formerly Mrs Jetts bounded
west by Hampton river east by the lands Of Joseph
Segar and Melrose, south by John Tabbs land. and
north by VIM. 0alter's land. This Farm contains
about 263 acres and is one of the most desirable
farms in lower Virginia, being in sight of Fortress
Monroe and Immediately opposite the town OF
HAMPTON from which il is separated by the river.
The chesapeake Female College and the flourish
ing school of J. g. Cary, are located within a few
hundred yards Of the farm -
TERMS OF sAJE.-For the sum OF s. 900 credit VIII
be allowed viz On one half the said sum y months,
and the other half two years with interest from the
day of sale to be paid quarterly, secured BIZ bond
and personal security, and lien upon the land or
title retained. For the remainder Of the purchase
money, cash will be required.
T Tn i MltLl Taylor. com'r'.
MI D. 3taWtds
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n sTRAYED from my house,
Ef--SN on Fourth street, between jackson and
--&l<z@Xs Duval, enc black COW, with short
horns, SIT in ear, crop in the other. / will give
hvs dollars for her recovery
ap lets VIM. LIPSCOMB.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
l. .REAL ESTATE ON HULL STREET, MAN:
CHESTER-By virtue Dot three several deeds a
trust from Elisha Bowen and wife, the first to G. C..
McRae trustee; the second to Jno Howard, trustee.
and te third Andrew Johnston, trustee, all duly
execution thereof proceed TO sell At PU BblC AUC-
TION ON the premises on MONDAY, tho 18TH gay
fair dav the Zeal Estate conveyed by the said trust
deeds. consisting of Lot, having front Of about
50 feet on Hull street running back 100 feet having
thereon two framed tenements. one Of which : an
excellent grocery stand The title is believed t. De
good but the trustees will convey with the u.qal
special warranty. Thesaxes for 1875 TO ne p1ld py
the purchaser. -, -,
Terms reasonable and made known at the hour
Of sale.
C. G. MCRAE,
JNo. HOWARD, Trustees
ANDREW JOHNSTON,
Sale by GODDIN APPERsON. Auets.
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80 FOR BALTIMORE.-The regu-
s$$r4 lar packet schr EDWIN, Captain CRE1GHToy
haying a portion OF her cargo engaged. and going
on board will have dispatch. For remainder. apply
to
an o-lw WD. COLQUITT AGO.
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By Goddin 4 Apperson.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT FOR A
ToBACCO FAMoRY Or wAREH0UsEl On
DAY. the 10th April, 1858. IN the premises common
cling at O'Clock, p NJ, the valuable lot located -
above, being the same which stood the stable at
tached TO the United States DESTROYED
L admirsbly adapted to Tobacco Factory or large
Warehouse.
TERxs-0ne fourth cash; balance at s, IL and IS
months for negotiable notes Interest added. secured
1853 10 be paid BY the purchaser
ap II 60DDIN 4 APPERs0N. Aucts.
By Alex. Mott, Auct.
FURNITURE, DRY GOODS, GROCE-
DAY, April 18th, commencing at 10 O'Clock, q lot
secondhand Furniture.
-ALS0-A general assortment Dry Goods. Clothing,
.GR0CERIEs-whis Brandy. Candles. Soap.
ADDITIONAL kegs Cut Nails. assorted sizes;
Terms cash. ALEX MOTT.
apl2 Auctioneer.
n W. PURCELL & co.'s regular
~. Stock sale will take place on THURSDAY,
18th inst at their Banking House. corner OF 18th and
Main streets. at II O'Clock, M. The following will
be offered:
800 State Stock
5000 Virginia and Tennessee, I'd mortgage,
Railroad Bonds
1000 Orange and Alexandria Railroad Bonds
1000 Va Central Railroad Bonds
80 shares Danville Railroad Stock
50 shares Lynchburg Gas Stock
5 shares Va Bank stock
do so before the day Of SALE in order that due notice
may be given. ap IL
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f. s. MCELR0Y would inform his Gus
toners and friends that he may he found with MIR
WEDLINGER and respe cttully solicits call, and
continuance Of their patronage. ap Sim
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MRS. DEMELMAN !

Nn MRS. DEMELMAN is now Eg4
| ~ receiving her Spring Fashion BON-eS1&
1ST NETS, FLOWERS, RIBBONS, HATS ~
and FLATS, selected with great care snd~1e@|~~-
taste. All GOODS will be sold at remarkably low
prices
Bonnets BLEACHED and TRIMMED at the short
est notice.
Come and see them. NH 25-lm*
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BARGAINS IN SPRING ANr cy1n
LINER DRY aooDs.-I have n,.s :, .,a SoM-
entire stock embracing the usual variety In ~ H.
Soods hnea Of which have been p,rsh sss va " Y
49, curing the past week at greatly reduced
heretofore. "'' ai"sh lower tnsn
I respectfully solicit. ali who wan, ,..,,.
narebaslng 20 eau and examine my stock before
.n. JOHN L. sMITnER.
- -. ~ Main street.
DOMESTIC GOODS A frcsh sunnlv
o. domestic Goods Of all kinds, now on hand
Brown aud Bleachcd Cottops '
Brown and Beaphed shee,ing
dieavy Cotton Goods for men
Striped and Plaid Cottons
Linen and Cotton Panfaloon stuffs
Kentucky Jeans ''"''
And other cheap
Woojlen Goods. &c. &c,
For sale cheap.
WHITE GOODS. 5000 pieces White
81 floods. Of superior styles, embracing full lines
JAcoNETs.
CAMRRiCs.
TAPE CHECKS.
SWISS CHECKS,
PLAIN SWISS,
DUTTED SWISS.
RICH rLs sTBJ gwIs SWISS
INDIA BOOKS.
VICTORIA LAWNS,
BISHOPS LAWNS
81, BR1LLIANTs, ac., &c,
~ our own Importation and for sale at gieatly re-
anoed, and extremely iolc prices.
ape KENT PAINE 3 IN
RLACK AND COLORED SILKS We
-, shall offer large lot of Black Gro de Rhine
silks at IS cts S71z cts and g. which are Is cents
less than the came have been selling at
kich black and colored Fiounced Silk Robes
Check and Plaid Silks at IS cts, very cheap
ALsO-A large lot of Irish Linens Linen Sheet
lngs, Table Damask and Damask Napkins will be
iound unusually cheap. Call at 90 Main street
ar6 CHRISTIAN Il LATHROP.
CHOICE GOODS, CHOICE GOODS
~ TiI0S. r. PRICE g. co, by every arrival. are
making large additions to their splendid stock In
rich and elegant DRESS GOODS their assortment is
unFlva!Ied ia extent and variety and many of the
goods bought at large loss upon the cost of impor-
tation, will be sold at astonishingly low prices.
New and elegant Double Flounced AQUILLE
ROBES
New aud elegant 0rgandie ROBES
Splendid SILK ROBES for $25, worth so
Do Grenadine SideStripe ROBES
Do +. Mouselins do do
Do ChalIey de-Toe do
Argentine ROBES and SILKS.
In every Cecription of goods for Mourning they
have very large supply, and in Plain Black and
Figured Black Silks and silk Robes of the most
decided bargains ever offered TO the public.
servants Goods, Damasks Linens Shirtings. Cot
tons Towelings, Diapers, Hosiery, Parasols Hoop
Skirts-they have everything that can be needed to
which they would call attention.
fresh supply of LACE SETS, Embroideries
Lace Wells, just to hand. TR PRICE Il Co.
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r, w:th al, his humhugs. aud Walker with hi,
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ItH~S JOHN career. which you will hear more
vNISr JOHN nAGAN,
Is Creek Nation.