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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-10-25

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 22.-Later advices
from Texas have been received, from which
we learn that the Governor of that State
had ordered the enrolment of VOLUNTEER
force for the protection of the city of Brown8
vile from further attack of the maraudipg
Mexicans.
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ST. PAUL, Oct. 81. 1853. Stone, his
wife and two children, together with Natha-
mel Buttertield and Loring Lovelling, were
&drowned in Lake Minnetowka, thirty miles
west Of this city, last Tuesday. We learn
that Mr.. Stone had determined to move his
family further down the lake, and had en-
ployed Butteriield and Lovelling for that pur.
pressure of sudden gale, when the whole
party was drowned. D
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ORANGE COUNTY BUTTER.

DECEIVED direct from the dairies few Sc
N lect Kegs OF Butter which cannot be equal
ed by any Butter offered in this city. Ifyou
want really good Butter, remember that No.
6 Campbelps wharf, Dixon g. Hallet old stand)
always kept the best stock and the undersigned
will leave nothing undone to hold the former
reputation of. BAYMORE q STONE,
oc2l No. 6, CampbeK wharf
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BosroN. October %, ls59.-Lass evening
CHARLES Knapp, an aged and retired sea cap
tain, boarding at No. Bumstead place,
swallowed large dose of laudanum. He
then cut his throat, first with razor and
again with butcher knife, and also fred a
pistol shot into his head He survived for
several hours, expiring late in the evening.
He is supposed to have been insane.
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NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 24.--The Magazine
market, and four squares adjoining, were
burned last night, The loss is abo ut $50,
moo
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SALE AND COMPREHENSIVE OF
HYGE ETA III OF Ell.

OLD POINT COMFORT, Vas,
october 18th, 1859. !
MIR. G. C. WILLARD having purchased
lHl one half of the above Hotel, we, this day,
enter into Cosartnership under the name and
firm of Jos Segar b Co., BY which Mr.. Willard
takes charge OF the establishment and will from
this date trans act all business for sal 1 firm.
1E,ssr JOS. SEGAR,
L~ g.. ss- C. C. WILLARD.
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Destructive Fire at Louisville.

LOUISVILLE, October Esd. "A fire occurred
last night, on Main street, destroying the
stock of Messrs Wilson & Starbird, druggists,
70 the mount of $40, 900; Messrs j. Watts n
& Co., saddlers, also lost SIS, 200; the agri-
cultural store of Messrs. Peters h Buchanan
yss damaged to the amount OF $4,000, and
dry goods store of Messrs. j. Crabb &
b. $40, 00o-amounting in all to about
100, 900. Several other stores were damag-
I'd to smaller amounts. The losses are most
lly insured, partly in Eastern offices. -
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The Train carrying stock and other matter
for the State Fair at Petersburg will leave Nor
folk at 6.3O a. M. Monday the 3lst October
Returning will leave Petersburg Monday the
LIST November at 1894. M.
The Train carrying stock and other ma tier
for exhibition a the Seaboard Fair will pass
down the road Monday the eth Novem Der leav-
ing Petersburg att 20 a. NJ. ,.s.-- n sas.s. j.
The Train carrying stock and other matter
for the Nansemoid Far will pass down the
road leaving Petersburg Monday the cath day
of October at 80 A. M.-and up the road the
following day leaving Norfolk at g. 30 A. NJ.
The foregoing schedule Of trains will take
the place OF the Freight Trains as they now
run-for the period merely which they embrace
that is froui tae 24ta October TIL the 7th Nc
vember.
A special Train w i'll leave suftlk at 5P. M,
for Nortol Il Wednesday and Thursday the
10th and eth of Oe;ooer In order to accommo.
date visitors to the hanSemond Fair from Nor.
folk, Portsmouth and vicinity.
WILLIAM MALONE,
oc 10 tl0Nov Ens'l aad Sup't.
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OeDEKsBUns, Oct. %, Is59.-The Ogdens-
burg Literary Institute was burnt last night
together with all the scientific apparatus
and portion Of the valuable library. The
loss amounts to $4,000. There was no insur-
ance on the property. &
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LONDON DOCK
BRANDY,
Vintage '46 and '4s.
FINE OLD SHERRY,
Port and Madeira Wines,
"Megler 8" 5 yrs. oil,
And other choice
RYE WHISKEfS.
"Guinness's" Xxx
Dublin and London
Porter,
Can always be had from
Bonded Warehouse by
the Cask, or from the
Store, in quantities to
| suit everybody at
). J. MOCK s. CO.'S,
Vater Street, next door to
TERwrN n Co AuCf,re
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Selected
EXPRESSLY
! ss, FOR az
| Medicinal
AND
FAMILY
USE.

JC
- OYSTERS, OYSTERS.
FRESH, SPlCED AND PICKLED.
THE UNDERSIGNED having large
i Stt cl pf OYSTERS planted OF the best
qua lily and taken from the water daily, is pre-.
pared to pack to order for any part of the coun-
try. 1880 $50.
o. Orders thankfully received and prompt
HENRY FITZGERALD,
Sc l9-3m No. IL, Campbelps wharf.
PAINTS, OIL. VARNISHIcS, &c.
OUR Stock of nearly all varieties is quite fun
" and we invite orders.
sea SANTOS, Wake & co.
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DESIRABLE DWELLING FOR
--.. RENT

ss RENT.
WILL BE FOR RENT the ensuing year,
w the large and comfortable brick dwell
ling No. 81, situated on the East side Church
street, opposite st. PauPs Church. 1t con-
tains nine rooms, with brick kitchen attach
ed, paved yard and a large cistern, with
gas throughout the entire building. Terms
moderate to good tenant. Possession given
Jan. LIST, 1860. Apply to'the present tenant,
or to A. WRENE,
oc 19-tf No. 8 and ii Union st.
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Auction Sales.
J. J. MOORE, Auct,r.
VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD AND KIT
CHEN FURNITURE

y. D. MOOkE, Auct'f.
| VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD AND KIT
CHEN FURNITURE
B Ii c A CTION.
A RARE CHANCE to persons gong to h rse-
"A keeping; Willbe sold at Public Auction
on Tuesday the lSt day of November al No. 1913
East Main sti Get at ii O'Clock, the best selected
assortment of HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN
FURNITURE made to order and but little
used, ever offered in this city for several years
Consisting in part of
Walnut Sofas, Chairs, Marble Top Tables,
Book Cases, Sideboard, Tables, Etageres,
Bedsteads. Chairs sc, sc. s.., ~ =.
MlrrorS, Brussels and three ply Carpets
Hair and other kind of Mattresses,
Bed Clothes &C, &C., Glass ware, Crockery
and Kitchen Furniture &C, &C.
oc25 ~ MOORE 4 co, Auotioneer.
so Valuable Farm Materials
y AT AULTION. -f
TN pursuance Of a deed Of trust from ANDREy
L WEIR to me as Trustee. Tor the benefit OF
JOHN c SHEPHERD and others, shall sell a,
public Auction for Cash, on Tomorrow 18th
inst, on the premise at ~ o'clock, eE
sisting Of Houses, MULES, CARTS, WAC.
CONS, FARMING UTENSILS, large number
Of STRAWBERRY CHESTS, HOT BED
Tdos. T. CHOPPER, Trustee.
oc 2s-l ~. MOORE Y co, Auctioneer.
JAS. L. BELOTE, Auct'r.
BY gERe usoN = gELore:
e. CARP ElINCs--CARPETI
f}Hhat other lot OF Carpeting arrived this m m
l. ing, some of it much handsomer than the
last, and cheaper too. Call quick, it goes Oft
rapidly, because we sell it so low, for cash
only. FERGUSON Il BEL0TE,
&C 24-3t -5e Auct'rs
:. o. MERWIN, AUCT'R
IMPORTANT and Peremptory Sale of New
and Seasonable DRY GOODS
We will open the sale of one of the largest
and best assorted stocks OF Dry Goods ever of
fered in the city OF Norfolk, at Auction at our
Auction House, No. %, corner of Broadwater
and Roanoke streets, commencing on the 2lst
inst, at 81 O'Clock, ahd continuing from day
to day until the whole stock is disposed Of
Ladies are respectfully invited to attend
Sale at 9H A. M, and 2 and P. NJ.
VIM. M. CAULEY, Agent,
&C sl-tf MERWlN y CO., Auct'rs.
UNDER THE NATIONAL II eTEL,
AUCTION SALES. /,
A MOTHER lot of fine Jewelry such as Sets
IA of different kinds, and some of entire new
styles Sleeve Buttons and Studs. Also fine
assortment of Silver Hunting WATCHES,
with variety Of Fancy Goods &C. Sales every
night until the entire Stock is disposed Of these
goods are sold without regard to cost, therefore
bargains may be expected.
e4e FERGUSON & BELOTE.
Sc 23-tf s.9t Auctioneers.
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TO THE LADIES.

F U RS, FURS, YRS.
WE are now opening the most splendid as.
w sortment Of Ladies and Misses F u r S
ever offered for sale in this city; the Ell
weather is now piercing cold and the ILL
wise ones predict long and extremely cold
winter, now's the time to furnish yourselves
with handsome set of FURS, an article in.
dispensible for health and comfort, and the
most useful and fashionable of a Lady's Ward
robe. Call early and make selection at the
Temple of Fashion.
R H STEVENS Practical Halter,
&C % No. 7, Market Square.
NEW PRESERV ES-Just received an
4Vassortment Of best Preserves, in small and
large Jars.
&C % c. JORDAN & SON.
TO II ID A N s VEGETABLE COUGH
q CANDY-Sdn continues to be in great de-
mand. The sudden changes In the weather
having produced Coughs aud Colds. This
Candy has done the office of skilful physician
and cured scores. oc2l
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SEASONABLE.

SEASON ABLE..T $1,000
NJ k.arS' Quilted and Scotch Bottom Boots,
NJ DO Scotch bottom Il a lace Shoes.
Do Laif Congress Ga.tet.,
DO Cali BOO single and double soles;
sAh general assortment of Ladies, Gents
ieus, Shildren's and Servants Boots, Shoes
adorable terms at
Quincy q cos Old Stand,
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ALI, THE GO

r AIDES please call and leok at thu Sc bead
Ia tiful GOLD BELT BUCKLES and Slides,
IA lot of which wa just received from the Man
ufactory. They are all the fashion and going
lot rapidly. $500 cu
IBhEAST PINS, Chatelaine Chains &C. They
are all warranted the finest quality and for sale
Really low. R CT GREENWOOD'S
q Main street,
oc % ~ Head Of Market Square.
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NORFOi.ix CITY sOuIS.IgDEs;Y

II AVING purchased the establishments OF !
IL Lemuel ADAMS, ard made largo additions
to the Sioch, we are now prepared 10 10 BIND.
ING in all its branches, with eat.es and deS-
patch. Being determined to merit the patron
age Of the citizens of Norfolk and vici;iity, we
guarantee to give entire satisiacti. Ii in all ca.
SEES. CLARK & Walters.
&C Sly Hill street, next to 2loodgood's.
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=, ~ lust received at n B. LEES Stables,
l1T<a lot OF fine MULES which he offers
AL4~for sale or exchange tor HORSES.
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TAILORING, TAILORING.
u p. BENSON informs his friends and
Ls the public generally, that he is located
at u Bank street, where he is prepared to make
up any description of Gentlemen's Garments in
. neat and fashionable style. Cutting and Re-
pairing attended to and satisfaction given.
A share Of public patronage is solicited.
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OLD Gov lava uottee, 10 PocEa,s ,.--,---
W ceived an for sale by ''' JUST re
DAVIS Il WOMBLs.
oc - : Campbaips what
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-01-01
An UNSAFE STEP.

ny sYLSASIrs CoDB, in.


Frederick, would not do it. II Is an un.
safc step. You know not what the conse-
qucnccS may be-"
Frederick Townc was an active member oil
nm association, and had been entrusted by the
members with matter Of some impOrtance.
A man Of tho name Of Morgan had died q
short time previously, aud rs he had been one
Of the most jealous and effective men Of the
organization, the brethren felt called upon to
bear testimony, In some tangible manner, 70
their esteem for the departed. Morgan he'd
LEFT his family-a wife and two small children
with but little Of this worlds goods, and the
friends resolved to give something that should
be Of assistance to the widow and her little
ones; SO they voted to present her with Eve
hundred dollars The money was drawn, and
Frederick Townc was intrusted 10 carry Il to
hCr, together with Q copy Of the resolutions
which were adopted on the occasion. On
the morning after tho receipt Of the money
Frederick went to the house where MFn Moe.
gan resided, but he was informed that she had
gone out Of town, and would not return for q
week. So he would have to keep the money
for Der until she came back.
TOwne was an industrious tFadesman. dOink
. small business, and It 20 happened that be
was called upon to pay note Of four hundred
and 6fty dollars on the very day Of bis visit
to the widows house. When he went home
to dinner he found the demand awaiting him.
"Ah-this Is lucky" he said, a. be read
the misSive which had been left for him.
MRS. Morgan will not be back for q week,
and can use that money till then"
" Frederick" spoke his wife, ~ would moi
do 1t. 1t Is an unsafe step. You know moi
what the consequences may be-"
But they cannot be bad" returned the
young man. ~ must pay the note, and this
money Is lying idle in my pocket."
60 You have no business to have II In your
pocket" said his companion. "Go and loci.
Il up. It ls not yours L was placed IN your
hands 40 q sacred trust, and yon should moi
touch penny oft. You should feel that yOu
have no such money BY you, II the thOug6tO o.
using II enters your mind"
But where's the harm, Clar1f cannot
raise this money handily to-day, and here
"That L. the very reason Why you should
not touch the sum that has been placed In
your hands. The simple fact that you can.
not raise the money 10 any other way should
warn you not to touch this. Az for the note,
you can get II renewed" tG
But I've had Il renewed twice already
and have not the face to ask the favor again
"TheR let It 90. II you cannot rAiss ths
sum 70 meet Il, you bed bsttsr he the holdsI
sue on It than have yOur fair hmo blasted"
my fame blastedl" repeated FEedsFick
with look Of surprise.
"Aye. Suppose you use this money nov,
and should not be able to Feplacs Il Wllon IL
widow. retnrnsl Think what q. posiliOaAl 4
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RISING BY FAn.~-IlOw a BLAcxsxGTH Be.
CANE A BARON.-1t seems tlIal OaIP aPiatOc.
racy" does not comprise NH Of the % mush.
room nobility Of The world and That Part
sian uppertcndofn sometimes holds ''big
bug" whose GcneO'cEy win nOt bear the scru-
tiny Of the Grbiter elS0GRtiarHm. A certain
Baron O., from Prussia, has been
creating sensation in die french cspi.
tai, lately. by the splendoH cf lls tdrn out y
and the herculean beauty Of his contour nor
does the knowledge Of his having graduated in
. blacksn,ith's shop Ut al e1bcs The sensitive
minds Of Parisian e1eDGmtes who rentef him
with excessive courtesy. Beyond eli dOnbt,
the Baron was indeed .I0vDsT. and arose 70
his present eminence by one Of tho freaks
which Fortune delights to play On ceFtsin
lucky Doors, and puzzle hensdiiesy greatness
with. While the present PrincN of Prussia
and husband Of victoria's dsnehtsr wss boy
Of three years and vas staying at the palscs
Of Babclsburg. his negligent kdysnasas Ieil
him In third.stOfy Apartment alcna. Like
all other youngsters Of hia aga, the heir Of the
throne was very mischievoub lad, and exult.
cd in pcriling his neck while performing some
daring feat. On this occasion be proposed to
walk on narrow ledge Of slone-work, out.
side Of the window, and gain the back Of 9
rampant lion supporting tho entablatuTc Of the
irontispiece that adorns the palace. He step.
ped through the sash, and had commenced
his dangerous walk, when poor young black
smith. who had been repairing some ironyork
about the building. bc6eid bin. The honest
son Of Vulcan was parAlyxed With alright for
q moment, but soon recovered bis presence Of
mind, and -hastencd- nciselisalS 10 the walk
beneath the window, extepdlNg wide bis leath.
or apron and watching the movements Of the
royal boy, With the kceDcst anxiety. The
prince got along very well, until ho reached
the narrow portion Of the lsdgr, when be turn.
ed giddy, and, with loud scfnam fall into
the blacksmith's stout apron. !. He did not re.
ccive so much ~ scratch, and the poor arti.
xan restored him all unharined to thu arms Of
his royal parents. The gratitude Of kings u
not TO be depended upon, bot, In this cass, Il
liited shoer Of horses 70 position Of wealth
and trust The poor workman recsived .
handsome pension, with tho tide o. Baron,
and Ia said 10 bear bis h0noTs with aIl che
dignity Of RaEOnet, native and 10 the m.
nor born" Thus we zoo f.ns s,ttq3 3oc
"Iow humbiest Lirihs Ejth hOnors rAyms
In the sweet poetry Cf time"
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The last joke ct the expense Of the French
" Society for the Protection Of Animals, |" is to
the following effect: A conntyman armed
with On immense club, presents himself Be.
toFC the president md claitns the 6rst prize
lilo 10 asked to describe the ect Of humanity
on which he founds bis claim. "I saved the
life Of wolf" replies the cc1ntryman; ~
might easily hsv9 Killed him With this bInde-
con-" and he esings ~ WeaPoA IN the cir g
the intense discomfort ef thp prssidsnt.-
!" But where was this volt = ipq1ires the lat-
ter; what had be done 70 yoai" He had
just devcuScd my wisA" u DE reply. The
president reflects an instant and then says-
/" Ny friend, I am Of opinion you have been
sufficiently rewarded"
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AdveruinImg.
-PIACRRV7bIR posp eFF4eB.

NAIL AnRARoENENrA.
MAIL II diaRatehed from this ONCE daily Gundaya
espsd 10 Sacramento, San Francisco, and Ill parts
SfthlS 0ate, which closes at o'clock, =. ~.
aDeelA mall h dspatehed daily sundays Excepted to
Csssa et9 CID Springs, which eloees At Ocnck r. ~
special ~ II also dispatched daily, eundays Vx.epl.
q. - 0fenstsSn eta Spanish Rla. Which closrs ~
oeloek 2. n.
Veshiy nail wIIi he dispatched fFN THE once n Pd-
aletsWa etN. NsvtoWn and CedaFvilIe, every Monday
NeRaiag Man eloscS At O'Clock Sunday night
Tsl wefkly mail wl be dispatched from this ufAee 10
EsAan DiagiRes. eiG. NeWtOwn and Cr,laTVlls To Ne
easaA AasAaY, ruepAay, and Thursday Ocluk r. NJ
ne MALLS esg the Atlantic States ETorr, Ae., eOa~
ths See ahoa tlls 81 aud lS,h Of each month, e1crI
whsn these days saturday, and then they will
ciess the day VTevous.
ne Malls oS Oregon and Washington Territories are
alpAseheA ssmi-monthy, Immediately amer the arrival
81 Ne Atlantic mails.
weehIy mall vIII he ASTstrheA from this "ee Ia the
Aaaa1ic cAtsa, rid CSrsom VALLEY and Salt Lake city, tn
r. JoSsPA NlsaouF to be sls.r every Friday Ato"ck
p y. L~ttess htSiAel io b~ sent BY this mall must BE-
maFteSl. " ria. Salt IIlGe City. -"
OFFICE nOCRA-T1ls Onaee viil he kept open daily
euaIAys eHeeptrd from O'cIOeh A. NJ, ti H. NJ; aud
AOm ~ tiii SX. pm.
On sandAys-Vron tIn Ia. A. ~. and from ,in \, r.
y. A. ". THATCHER, Post Master.
O. ". eAxDIRaON, D. Z. NEWELL.
SANDERSON & NEW ELL,
Attorneys at Law.
AyYIcE-In DoaGiaSs Building tuP sAIr' Main Street,
~ PiaeerVIne. tAng1e.Sl
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"wiil you help ms out u this mud.hoIs :"
said travelling druggist who had just bssn
compelled % step hh team iaA mud.hols. b..
cause they eOaldn't pun q ont yNo, east
STOP" said the Yankees who wAs heavily load
cd and was fearful he would b too late for
the cars. I" would take q % great iAvos,
besides paying yOu," sAli de druggist.
What are you loaded Witk " asked Yank.
" Drugs and medicineA" was the reply. ~
guess I'll try and get you cut, then, for I am
loaded with t0smbstONeA" They were seen
travelling together after that
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-aDd sh1 nh hog hnsbaGd Wpvl1 sasSly
bless them VI from his heavenly sphssr, h
could lehoA this deed.
Frederick Towne fetufmed 30 his home With
% dreadf6e weight removed from his soul, end
he was happy. he blessed his faithGnl wife
for having saved him from psesent disgrace
but he HcSecd her more for The lesson be bad
received. From that houF he Wtht firth upOu
the trust and duties Of social ~ with new
and 6Fm resolve. In alteS yossB - bed many
. temptation to make . Temporary ~ 0f mcn.
ey entrusted to his keeping 81 s5ssIde par.
poses, bat he would not d6iG yt w4s not bic
In sny sense Of the word. nna ~ 6am hon0s
wss the safeguard which ~ pNyrtv Cenvrs
had placed over Il. He saw eGiegs All into
the snare, lOOsing thicF good. name Sud credit
Thereby; but he had too Wild recollection
Of the hours Of angukk bS hed once passed.
while his character ~ man hung suspended
by quivering hair Of circumstance, ever Ia
take again that tNsAVE STEP.
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"ouR COUNTRY Vvsons, ooan"
ACvE FL DORADO COUNTY CALIFORNIA


Grand RAnp1Ay
FALL And WfMTER
DRx 0D9
A. Sashklnnt'i = la| q
1MH
LEE, HARMON q CO..
who has opened the An eanpai6s = IeSe With by fl
the Largest stcek e. eOeas even bss sessd 10 thiG
section Of s:cuntry. he i:ss sea1asnt thss be can
And .h.. Si:ssanS 4: HASSCf v
r%sr4S ses rsSg psss insss WA'n Ia search o
~ CHEAT BA1GAHNSs
The following articles comprise part Of his nagniA
DRESS OOODs-Many varieties, including
Dlaek and Fancy silksI
Black and cOlOfed satils,
Black and cOlOFed SILK velvets;
PLATA and Fancy An-wocl Delainesj
freneh and English MeTinoesj
Persian challieS and CashnlaTes;
ssrdinisn riaIds, Mode Z: Paris, etc., etc
SHAWLs AND sCARFS-A most magnificent
BONNETgs Ribbons, EmbrUIdsTy,
Gloves; HosleTyi h.ndksTehisf., etc., etc.
HOUSE.FUMSISHIM GOODs-sueh as
AI-wooi aed CSsts. IsssSESi
Ingram and Brussels CaEpetss
DTuggets and Tapestry;
Mating and RlooT OIL CIOth;
10000 Rolls Of WALLPAPER; some at 4 BIT
PER roll;
Aud many other artielcs too numerous to aen.iOu.
All purchasers are respectfully Invited y give ne
call and examine for themselvss with the assurance
that they need not away foE ny gOOds are
PRIME aud my prizes Reasonably Lew.
JOSEPH -SULZBACHER,-
YireprOof Brick, Main Street.
plnce eFNille. Sentemler 2Mh. lAiA.