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4 holder or worse man than that same Ossowattsmi.
brown tue world never knew. His single yiriue, 'linkei
"iih a thousand crimes, was bull dog courage. Fanatic
70 me highest degree pupil in politics Of the Giddings
school-he has been taught 20 believe that the killing oi
a STAKEHOLDER was an act which God would approve
when IN this city last spring, in bis lectures, be told OF
h7 ,tea'ng negroes and running them to Canada-of his
stealing horses, which he then had with him for s,le--o,
hs shooting down Shareholders, and Of other acts equal
airocious. And now, said Brown, II wish TO know I
the people approve OF what ] have done. Those who
approve on my acts will say ave. and more than Oue-halI
Of hs audience, composed Of sboli.ioni-ts, shouted eau, 81
whilst not a single may was uttered by any one pres
ent ~
such approval a. this-and the question was put nj ali
hs lectures-gavc Brown a confidence that his party
would sustain him ia whatever he might do against the
men OF the south, and thus embOldencd. the miserable
wretch, by -eryiie insurrectiou, sought TO overthrow the
government aud bring himself 70 is head.-Uoelano
Democrat
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SUPERINTENDENT OFFICE n, A d. n. n
RicHNnSp, October 18th, ISa.

; WIFI n q II. X. X
RicHNnSp, October 18th. IS9.
hLCtLIUkAL fAfRs Members Of the Agricultural 55eteI-. n
w ,hs above lairs vii be furnished BY the Agent at the station
Vt TIE time OF Purchasing their ticket on presen,a,Ion ~ ,LJI
certificate Of membership, with a FREE RETtRN TIcKEr "u'
stock or other articles designed for exhIhftI.n Al si,be, a, ar.
above f9irs, will be charged full fare down hut wilbs retn,rsS
~ OF ehargr, " remainingi in possession OF the a ownrr,
Fersons having stock to send 10 the FAIRS. viii ulr,s. no,Isv n.
IS. a. .he s'Suohs iishE DAYS N ADVANCE, so a. proper ar
oei3-lm cCAMPBELL,
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The dispatches say that a man named Eagi If
the leaders, has been killed II Iarpers Ferry. This Kagi
some Oi our readers will remember a. hanging around
mere last summer, during the rescue excitement. lie
vas p much younger man than Brown. and was in this
city lu Browns company, and vainly endea yoriny To 90,
up sympathy Tor those who ran on slaves from Missouri
into Canada. Kagi considered himself AZ an outlaw
and often spoke Of the fact that there was a price srt
upon his head by the Governor Of Missouri. lie went
Net'llN armed, 1F We are told. and seemed anxious 10 be
looked upon a. a martyr and IN outlaw. whose hand
justly was against every avch0lder-HsrsLaad Herald
rU MICRO " gspgEoR, DO IRON RorHgsTgr.
Among the names Of the prisoners taken 10 Harpers
ferry. appears that Of Emperor colored man from
this state, but 70 native u South Carolina. who il said 10
have been % member Of the so-caled Provisional Gov.
eminent I'll" whole name Of ts man r. Shield Rmpo.
rDr and no longer ago than last July be was figuring IN
thI 'y M 70 cleaner Df old ciouIcs We have before us
hl' card, in which 10 b. stated That be- "8 PREPARED To do
c'',h' leaning Zoo 70 manner Ca .it the most hstidiOua.
and on cheaper terms than ans one else
We believe Emperor was not long r. resident Of
Rochester. Something over three years ago. IL is 7aid.
h' hr-i mad" htr appearance here in n chaacter-not an
assumed one-Oi a fugitive lave. and vas sent over 10
Canada, where he resided some lime. Ills business at
That period wac INST Of table water and house servant.
Lar 7plup OF boz The early part 0f the summer he came
back ~ EoCbc.ter AZ length. "Os1avatamie Brown ip
ne course of biz peregrnntous about the country. visi.
ted THE CITY, i've do not refer 10 The time when he made
a .peech ~ the Cont House. but 10 a later visit and
made %fuperOTg acquaintance. The latter wa Of course
ignorant, though naturally intelligent. and being Of a
Ieckie- deposition, was caFlt made to adopt the view,
~ Brown, who was at that time recruiting men for al.
Southern enterprise. The consequence was tbat Emperor
followed hs insane leader 10 Virginia. and will now prob.
anii atone Tor bic folly with bic Hfc. lie IL ~futlhiood
hegro, abol' .~""i'.hyc years ofage, and has no family
-h0chesty ~ ~ D9norr4i
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H~FALL TRADE.-YIRGINIA

- Merchnnts, md Merchants generally
soulh, ia laying In their lfstOek Of merchandise' should no, fa,
y, ss1,eha,e an abundant supply of sHMPLErs INRALLIBIF ma
for S,tIn. "un'hh,s' the best and most economical preparation known
W.aAhE hEhl sweet and wholesome loaf bread, bscuia Ar. IL
= Recommended BY numerous citizens Of dlnereot sretiens ami
um certainly give aai.faethon when us properly. III entirely
"nmIctl, belng the production n = scientific virginia Physdan.
ahu mahuiaeiured With great care from the purest inatsdaI Ner'
~ = c"hhdeHtU recommend this article to their customers
J. W. GARLICK,
WI Manufacturer and aoe pronyfetor
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- GES. srrr's OFuoF. Va ATENx r. r. Co.
To- NCHEurEG Lynchburg. October Ah, 1859.
HH@E8- AGRICULTURAL FAIRS.
n EMBERs o!uIe Agricultural Fairs Of Eirglnia, on Their Uay IN
w aid faiu, on and amer the 18th Inst viii present Their Ger.
theairs Of membership to the Conductor Of the train. Who viii fur.
nth them with return checks, which viii enitle them 20 return
rec Those Who have not procured a eheek on their way 70 The
Fair, viii be charged full fare each way. H Y nj. GiI.
oc l3-8w uep.-,I g.. -
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FURTHER FROM HARPERs FERRY AND CHARLES
On HARPERs FERRY.

We have received some additional statemcnb aud facts
concerning the late rebellion al llarpcrs Ferry. The
snbjoined letters, FROM our special correspondent, WILDE
found interesting :|SHa.
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sz-Goods for Servants Clothing.
PERKINS 4 60.
No 1n Eagle sousre.
Nov oder q superior stock of FULL CLorIia sATINrrs
rwEEps, KERsEYs LINsEYs. suIRriNGs and FLASNEis. Of
the best makes.
ALSO, H
cash. f"e WI
Planter. and O,hes are Invited to give u, a call.
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A R%TIFICIAL TRETH -

4 RTIFICIAL TEETH -
N TWE CHEOPLASTYC PROCESS $3.50
q. W. JONES, Dentist. having purchased the IlTSL%2A
right for the above mode Of making Teeth. and he LILY
Ing entirely satisfied of Its absolute superiority over the gold. silver
or plailna method, he can with confidence commend Ii to all who
may desire full or partial sets OF Teeth-and especially to such A.
may be dissatisfied with those they are nov uslng. In his proers.
all Of the objections to the gold plate are removed-the srcTIoS be-
Ing perfect. secures comfort and stability 20 the ht-nnd he teeth
being embedded In the metal, the food Is excluded nom under or
between them, and they are therefore stroHgsr. cleaner smoother
and In every respect better.
In consequence Of the perfect adaptatian Of the Mate 10 ths
mouth and the suction thereby secured, he can insert one OF NOR.
teeth triatouf clasps-Andln all cases guarantee a perfect and sat.
tsfActory ~, or no charge.
This method having been adopted and commended by those stand.
Ing highest In the profession, North aud South, testimonials will be
given aud specimens exhibited to any who NAV desire 10 see then,
Those wishing 10 exchange the old method for the new, their old
plate will be taken In part pay. Omce opposite Corinthian Hal.
Once hours from ; to ~, from ~ to G. oef-iy
DARBY,
MANUFACTURERS AGENT FOR THE sALH or
DOORS, SASH, BLINDS, MOULDINGS, nc,
"A otherwise, promptly attended 70.
No. Ia, aorsInoI street,
RICHMOND, VA
CN- Young's celebrated smooth sawed sHINGLF MACHINE
pat up In any part OF the State. At short notice iyYS-Iy
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NKW HOOKS-OCr. ~.
- hANDOLPHH uOOKaTOHF AND HIybFpy
r,hyHcans Pocket Day-Book, Visiting Lat ni,rv G n.
nocm' ~ susan Archer Taiiey, WV
and revissdbv A RI mo,ssbb ss'lsa "ydenh corrected
bartons Cyciopwdia o. Wit and iIumor o. amerf.s t,...s ""'
Scotland and Engand, ? vote, ""'hdi 81.
grays biey heauufuly Illustrated, -
o1Isess, + r9ene snd Private History NJ Napoleon ne "a. ~
nerdant Greens Adventures, by O. red. 20
"ats'ny Nevsis' houfehoid edition, , vols. library bi,dir. wv
Psncoasts Ladys Medical Guide. Ae0
hunts worts, Hfs on me- ssvI-., 81 lHO
binding '""' w"sWh md can
AHlbons's Dleuonsy q Authors. Vol /
"eH hooh . British Poetry, win morraphiest a.,.h.. n '"'
Bow IN me Cloud, beautifully inus,,s,st 60
"AiefE ~ hngush ard American rrmaIs p,ets .,-v e"'
tqa
" or2s 'heese' inH receives, fr ssie hy
" SKINNER 4 90.
STOCK N rr.y
- NlrRlnln Central ". NJ. Compnny AAAH
.i.as mselnE q the s~tockholder n ns Hrynt. r.r,..,
DAN, The tth November. 1850. al Z otrG.t ~ W'onaon THURS
8HdNysofn ~ ny Lpifs n "a g5.a.,..
~ proves - represent stocthoidcrI W = $500 -.
nk no signed y The person thaa rysn,f,sTt,s u n-H
arnsiure q either member o. ne hra sssp y u.srssh'p hnd The
~ \" y n.na "'eh more han sixty days prior TO h. mo.s.BR1Ioosyy,
No Prov tr Individual s,octho,ass han ma,
sassbSs tom' NE @s''inu ofme Compsny, unlsss ~ \, 2 ,s :,
me eoosl Or ,t.sfr Asu be closed ana,
One. v. Central n n ouu.. GARRETT, ia, Treasurer.
nsszsss, oet 81 isssS''''
CpnA aUsAns, 'fSoo4 15sHE, lFH55y
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70 Magnificent Silks. a,
SPLENDID DRESS GOODS.
CL0AKS AND
FROM last weeks Auction Sales Of French Importers In New YORK
AT A GREAT SACRIFICE.
WATKINS a. RICKLRN
DEC leave to inform their friends and the public neral, IT,,
~ Their large aud superb stock OF new and frr,h DRY GooDs
has lust been replrnshed nv very large additions of yaTiou. ~ 20
stances at nearly " many "'
HALF THEIR PREVIOUS VALUE
Ihey. only ask an opportunity Of exhibiting these csoie. an.
select doods, oihe newest and most Fashionable De,lrn, in rt.
u insure sales, and surprise every one with the LOW PWCIs
IN siLhs, especially, We are enabled TO on,r such prices a. viii
bring th. hitherto costly article within the reach OF ever -, '
Beautiful VELOUR DE PARIS,
French and Irish POPLTNS,
Paris Printed DELAINES,
Sk and Wool pLAIDS. Ac.
Are being opened this morning, and VIM be C,una eH,rsn.t L.,,
some aud moderate In price. Our
CLOAKS AND sHAwIs,
Comprising the most extensive and rich Assortment We h,r. h,t
70 ourr this season, Will be opened to-day, aud Will he faupJ aar
thy the attention Of all In want Some Of these Goods entirely
new and VERY elegant. Our assortment Of
Servants and Plantation Goods,
Mems Outer and Under Wear.
House Servants Wear,
Plantation Goods,
House Furnishing Goods,
Ihsh Linens,
shlrings and shee,lng.,
Fuled Cloths,
$3.50, SAunetis for FACTORY Ianh. Ar.
while found unsurpassed In extent, qualify and price
oVE-N WATKINS A PfCKIHN.
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GEORGE
EGGLESTON ~ FITZGERALD,
Groccrs and Commission Merchants,
No. Il PEARI SfAsEr.

Richmond, Va.
ORfLR 10 the trade a large and complete stock Of drocrri
~ Wines, Liquors, segArs, and all articles 10 be found In a El
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Read the following letter ron Calce fsrker. Esa. Of Concord
n. u. a man henored and esteemed by All who knOs Ma:
cesRena,-wtth no dspesiiioa 20 make my name con.plcuou.
I take the opportunity 10 state 10 the amictcd the bensai 4 hsyc
derived nrotn The use Of ~. Crcess OrHgcsakef Bsnsrs. and Ia
recommend them 10 others For two years I have been troubled
With indigestion and lis attendant esils. such IS n.,alsney, esnsu
patton. severe attacks Of diauhos, accompanied ~ifh water brash
Al the stomach, which reduced me In ne.h, strength, and spirits. %
iew that was nearly united tor business. applied 10 several
physicians, from whom I obtained only Temporary relief I con.
their enieAey, TO try the orsysasfsd Bsfers. from the use Of which
! found Immediate relief having no return Of waterbrash amer
taking The nrs, potion: Ny weight has Increased some thirty ave
pounds. aud my health 10 perfect l can truly say thai I consider
The oStyeadted Bsne's The best ,onie sSiant I have rseomnsnd.
ed them TO several. who have Invariably found great benefit from
their use. Yours respectfully,
cALER PARKER
Prepared by sErH W. rowLs 4 Co. Boston, and fsr sale by
ADlk A GRAY, PURCsiL. LADD a Co, and W. PETERSON,
Richmond, .nd BY appointed agents In every county, aud Drug,
gsts generally. ocsl-dcAviw
u Notice 60 Country Merchants visiting
Richmond this Fall.-we would mott respee fully call
their attention 10 our stock Of BOOTS and SHOES, which We win
sell low for cash or to puneiual customers on Tx months credit
ALEX. HILL q CO.,
see iaI Main ST., Richmond, Va
w II you want Boots, shoes or Gatsr-, Of good quality. 80 TO
ALEX. HILL 4 cos, and II you can't get them there, 1 do no,
know where you can ind them.
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NoTHEE SUPPL or ENTERTAINING

J. W. NARLICK.
Manufacturer and sole Proprietor. Richmond.
FOR sale by Druggists and Grooers gensrany. '
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RICHMOND, Sept. 18th, isa9.
IT, N d TlCE.-We most Respectfully oall
w. the A,teasoA Of car friends, eusiamrir and N. mi
ne genrralh TO our assortment Of Boots, Sh Trunks.
tnrpet Aogs. Naliccs, &c.. as they will ma The Iarrr,'
= e assortment Of goods la our line expressly for retail, that
a u e found here or elsewhere, and at all prices. either Of on
own manufacture or Of the best Philadelphia aud Rsvsrn wors
Please call and examine for yourselves.
ALEXANDRA HILL A CO,
Manufacturers and Importer Of
self No is1 Nal ~ SSILpst ssg,
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- Or. y. w. G~arlick-DEAR SIR: I have for anne
p mpa,h used In my family ssmPieis Justly celebrated BAKING
rUhDftT' AMI take pleasure In recommending them Ia An f,u,I.
hs = the very best article I have ever tiled Tor mating Bgbi
pies Powders are used. Rssper,o,iv ~
Petersburg, July son, 1859. ""'h1hS'
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~. NR" W. HOEss--THE ANNVAL MEETINU
49, OF the Stockholders OF the white sulphur sprinrs
nesdAy. pa Novembsr. lssg. ""' '"
ccP-3tastm n. II. MAURY. Tre.,
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- VII .Hf ~ public auction, AZ Nanla as Courthouse. Ntfvigts
Tor cash, On MONDAY, the 2sth November. T-1. Chat t.5,g C,n,l
dhyl tseny-hy" or hiry NFGROEs tattn 81 ds property u g.
omlmu Hpfauns, 70 satisfy sundy Executions IN ms handa araip.t
.m- me oi consists n Men, Women, Boys and Girls, and among
men Hnu.e HrvanfH, one No. ! HEAMsrREaa, one BLACK snitf
ahh Ielh hands. JAMIE H. WIT,
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- THE LADIES Ladies In want Of CATERS, either
wv or Slthout heels, can find n large assortment 10 select from.
Al prices from ti % and upwards, IA 10 auanty sIIPpgRs SdIS
p snho1l heels; ehldren's and servants sHoEs, Of all quail.
No. i2T Main street, Richmond. Va.
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IGNORE NEW GOODS zEF

r HAVE just returned again from the city with a
i new and handsome well selected stock of Win
ter Goods consisting in part Of Fine Fancy and Staple
Goods of every style and quality call the attention
of the ladies in particular and request Them call and
examine the goods as selected them with great care
and they cannot be surpassed in Shreveport. My
motto is small profits and quick sales. Come one,
come ALL and get bargains, as am determined not
be undersod. A word to the gentlemen in regard to
nv clothing and furnishing goods--come and exam
me The goods for yourselves, and be convinced that
1ley are the best ever brought to this place.
{ee3 ", MARKS
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Shreveport, January 6. 1858.
Our ShingIo!

- The undersigned have this %! w.
aEksS tered into copartnership under a
zeEaS2zz4k&A2= name and style OF STE" am -. y
JEW ELL, at the old stand of NJ. F. T. Steward, %a'
they intend to manufacture and keep on hand al m
of vehicles, such as CARRIAGES, BUGGlEs, aAlha'
&c, and also carry General Repairing Sh eg..
Particular attention will be paid to the Repair iCat
riages and Buggies in the way OF painting iflaA"7
WOO and iron work. o5
Their prices will be in accordance with ihe 5o,r
ordered to be executed-rough and ready %sj
right Believing, as they do, that the cheaPss. p
work is the cheapest they will urge the nsts
of doing work well and receiving liberal PLles !,
same. All such work will be warranted. Sae" ~.
as has established prices it will be done ~ ~. III
prices and no other, and done in manner l -,.,
reflect credit on the workmen, as well as give Il
ton to their patrons. Should rough ana tsag l.,
be ordered donen no case will they be Ear
its durability. All new work warranted TOT W ~,
They are also prepared to manufacture, IipyESS
on the shortest notice every description oil hs iat
References. w. Markham, A. J! HiiG.95S ;
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$50 600 Worth Of Machinery,

NOW in store and ready for delivery, the short
~ est notice, comprising Eighty Steam Engines
with their boilers and chimneys.
25 Saw Mills, including single and double circular
saw mills with both iron and wooden frames, Of
Norcross & Stearns' patent.
so Straub's iron frame Corn and Flour Mills.
"a NeweIl's Cotton Screws, of g. s, and II inches
diameter, by II feet long.
1000 feet of turned and polished wrought iron Shaft
ing with corresponding pillows, blocks, hinges
couplings, and pulleys, from Is to so inches in
diameter and u inch face
10 Doctor Engines, of different sizes.
Steam Batteries, with tanks, pipes, cocks, &c.
Circular Saws, of all sizes, from As to y inches in
diameter.
Draining Machines, of different sizes.
For sale on the most favorable terms.
S. H GILMAN,
as 70 Gravier street New Orleans
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n @ LEWIS
JOY TO THE LADIES!
a9F THE GOODS HAVE ARRIVED 4! az


1g+S> AFTER a long delay on the river the ms
T- Fashionable Fail Goods, lIIlln
* have at last arrived at this port, and - "
feel pleasure in now being enabled to offer the
citizens Of Shreveport and surrounding country OF
the BEST and largest assOmens of Fresh Goods ever
brought to this market. Having been in the city OF
New York ever since May last, during which time
had ample opportunity watch that great mart, can
insure my Goods to be of the Very Latest Fashions,
and can sell them at the CHEAPEST PRICE.
In selecting the stock, | had eye single to the
Ladies' Dress Goods Department,
which you will find unusually complete, embracing
Ginghams, in endless Variety
Fancy and sallet cold Deaines, Cashmeres;
English and French Merinos;
Black and Fancy Silks in pieces and patterns;
Robes guile; Robes Alaye;
Dabaie, Travers; Chales de Lain;
Cass de Lain; black and fig'd ALPACA;
Fine Chenille and Wooden ShawIs;
Ladies' and Misses Cloaks, etc. etc.
A large assortment of Prints, Linseys, brown and
bleached Shirtings and Sheetings, Jeans, Kerseys,
Lowels, Cassmeres, blue, red, grey and fine white
bed Blankets, and great variety OF other goods too
numerous to mention.
To the Gentlemen, would mention the old pro-
verb ot"all that gtters is not gold So it is with
CLOTHING, It is not all good and well made Cloth
ing because it looks well from the dstance but
my store and examine for ourself and am salts
fed that you will not be deceived, as you will find
good Plain and Fancy Clothing, made up under my
own supervision in New York, and if you buy any of
them, you will not have to visit the tailor shop the
next day to get your ripped clothing mended; but the
best of all is the price, which able put down
LOWER than any other house in to wn.
very large stock Of Shirts, Hats Boots Shoes and
Fancy Goods has also arrived direct from the north
ern Cities TO all Of which invite attention and solicit
your patronage.
Cali soon and get bargains, and I hope you will
never leave dissatisfied the New York Cheap Store
on Texas street. between Market and Edwards SITS.
oct2O NJ LEVY.
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Lexington Livery Sta BILE.

61R ~ zFzwxNS The undersigned having built
EEsE5I EetsS7AsgS a large bnck Livery Stable,
E44S<2aLNSI0E on Texas Street. just above
Market ST., are prepared supply theraveIng pub
lie with horses buggies, hacks and carriages. Horses
will be kept by the day or month. The services of
experienced osters have been procured and every
effort will be made to give satisfaction those who
favor us with their patronage Persons leaving their
horses with US may rely upon our strict attention to
their interests. Our stables will be amply supplied
with the best provender that the country or New Or
leans will afford.
Horses will be sold, or purchased on commission.
March 80, 1859. POWELL q BAYLISS.
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The fremont House.

Edwards sreet--Shreveport, Louisiana.
AMS1CQ-, THE subscriber having leased the above
8Es1 - well known and popular house, and
ssasItlE1L had it thoroughly renovated, informs
the travelling public that he is now prepared to accom-
odate guests pledging himself that nothing shall be
waning on his part TO give satisfaction. The table
will at all times be served with every decacy of the
season, prepared by experienced cooks while the SER
wants and waters are attentive and polite The Ire
mont House being located in retired and agreeable
part of the town. free of noise and dust and at tue
same time only few steps from the centre Of BUSH
ness affords unusual inducements to Travellers who
will at all times find it comfortable home. Prices
mOderate. Lteb9l ,. +. DAI.
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Selling OF to Remove!
Mrs WELLS
90 OFFERs her entire stock Of Goods to the pub g.
EA lie AT COST. ~

DUFFERs her enure stOcH q GOOds 70 me pub g
XII lie AT COST. ~
- Her reason for selling out is that the property
She is now occupying is for SALE and not wishing to
remove her goods she will sell them without reserve
She has just returned from New York with large
and well selected stock Of
DRY G GODS,
consisting in part Of dress Silks cashmeres, deaines
ginghams cacoes, domesics; straw. silk velvet, sa-
TN Neapolitan and chip Bonnets; silk, velvet SATIN,
broadcloth and merino cloak flats. hats ana bonnets
for infants and misses of The latest styles; perumery
toys jewelry, and large assortment Of Jaconet and
Swiss Edgings and Bands collars, undersIeeyes and
sets dress trimmings and fringe in great variety. In
fact every article usually found in Fancy Dry Goods
Store White Goods of every description
By referring another co.umn you will see the ad-
versemeut for the sale Of the house she occupies
She win be found at her old stand on Texas street,
rert dnnr 70 Ed. Eherstadr. novI0
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Wines, Cigars, DC.

wines, Cigars, dc.
lust received and for sale low, by the quantity,
81 100000 Havana cigars, choice brands,
20 boxes fine chewing tobacco,
20 gross of all kinds of smoking tobacco,
Meerschaum and Chinese pipes,
so boxes Madame CLcquot and Heidseck Cham
payne,
100 boxes fine claret and white wine,
100 boxes port, sherry, Madeira, Burgundy and
Tokai wine,
2 casks superior cognac,
2 casks superior whiskey,
SO boxes pickles and preserves HOLSTERS, oysters,
and salmon,
) boxes soda biscuits,
20 boxes syrup-al kinds,
90 casks of Jeffers' Byass & Abbot's ale and
porter,
20 boxes star candles,
so boxes stick and fancy candies,
80 boxes gum drops,
90 boxes bar tumblers,
30 boxes champagne glasses
50 whole and half boxes Palermo lemons.
Orders will be carefully attended to, and we will
always have a large supply of the above articles on
hand, which guarantee to be genuine.
a27 a. ENGLE & Co.