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New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-29
ARMY AND NAVY INTELLIGENCE.

Gen. Wool has ordered general Court Martial TO
convene at Fort Moultre, s. c. on the Both Of next
October for the tria OF Lieut.. Tinghast Of the lst
Artillery. Col. Gardner and Lieut.. Talbot, both Of
the same regiment as the accused TO be President
and Judge Advocate of the Court.
Capt Wallar's command, err0Ieously reported as
having been msssscred at Warm Spring, consisted Of
Company of the lst Dragons 90 mep), 80 soldiers
of Company H. same regiment, 40 privates OF the ith
Infauhy and 10 ssppers and miners-liO men al told.
They have safely arrived at Camp Floyd.
Tie steamers Wyandotte and Mohawk, having
proved in fine condition their trial trip, will 90 TO
sea in few days. Their guns have not failed az
reported in Tile Herald, nor is anything whatever
amiss with them. But the composition plate that
secures the elevatpg screw to the cascabel Of the
guns, and which has no more to do *ith the guns
themselves than the hawsers by which they held,
Dot having worked satisfactorily may have to be re-
placed by the old-:ashioned screw. This alteration
cen be easily effected In en- hour or two The car
rieges are not "he identical used in the Cous,l-
tution" az they have lever been used anywhere be-
ore the experiments tried on Tuesday. They have
been recently invented by Capt. Van Buns, for the
future armament of the frigae Constitution, now be-
ing fitted out for active sea service.
We have advices from the African squadron 70 the
18th Of August. The corvette Constellation, having
given Liberty to her ships company, was bending
sail at Madeira to commerce her active duties on
the coast. The Portsmouth, having recruited at
Madeira had sailed for Ler cruising ground, and
rived at Cape Pamas on the 18th Mt. The sailors
and marines of the Marion, which vessel put into Ma.
deira on the 9TH Of August were going on shore in
dstschmerts, and their chip would sail for Congo
River about the 18th Augus..
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-29
MARINE AFFAIRS.
ARRIVAL OF rur cHruBoRAzo.

ARRIVAL OF rnE cHiuBORAzO.
The brig Ch mborszo, Capt Smsll, from Boston,
with cargo of iron, bound for Jacksonville arrived
=, Cbare,,op, S.p. 2s in distress. On the 2f'h inst,
in latitude 81 n, longitude 7s W., she was run into
by steamship M,ses Taylor ard badly damaged.
ROWING MATCH.
The gres. fvs.mile rowing match between Dav
sld Fay. .or purss Of $50, ssd the championship
of carmer. comes of to-day at staten leland, at tho
frs, landipg between II AMI clock. The contee'.
arts have been in long training aud the strife for the
purse and championship will be one OF the most
spirited Of the reason. Each man is provided with 9
splendid skeleton boat. which looks better ada? "a
av over the water than throughit il.
ANEW STEAMER AT BALTIMORE.
Anew and beautiful steamer made her appearance
at this port on Saturday, and attracted much ATTENTION.
She was built ID Wilmington, Del, TO the oroer
Of George x. II. LETTER. ard intended as q
freight and passenger boat to run between pat
tircre ard Richmond. The hull is of heavy pIsse
IRON snd has 22l feet length deck; breadth OF oesn
81 feet exclusive of guards, which increases 70
f.et depth Of holc l0l feet diameter of water shses
~ feet TIE s,eauer bas sleeping apartments ioI ="
persons. and will be under the command OF Csp, 1eo'
w. Travers. tDaiumofe "eP'
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-29

The GLOVER RESCUE CAsE.-Tke Madison Wiz
Pafriot If the I'd inst. says:
I'D. A. J. Upbam, ESQ.,, United Safes Dis,r,csAt-
torrey this morning filed with the Slpreme Conr; of
this State the mandate Of the United States Supreme
Court reversing the decision of this Court in tue MAJ
OF Sherman N. Booth, held for violation of the
Fugitive Slave Law in the rescue of Glover. IL our
Supreme Court obeys this mandate Booth, OF course,
viii be returned to the custody OF the nted Sstes
Marshal, from shich he discharged by the de-
csion which has been reversed If the Court does not
obey this mandate then vii becon the du.y OF the
UIned States authorities to epforcs it with all the
power beloceng 10 the General Government. We
have 10 doubt the mandate viii be obeyed.
ABDUCTION or LITTLE GIRL BY An lSDIAN.-
At Sacramento Wis. one day last week, ht'le giri
aged about ten or twelve years, was carried OF ~
dfuuleu Indian. She had been left at home with
little babe in charge when, stepping out OF doors the
Indisn suddenly throwing blanket over her head,
carried her into the woods. Her parents returned
home and missing her. started in search. The search
was kent up till near midnight and abandoned. Dar-
ing the night the girl returned. Nsppsars thn the In
dian CARED her into the woods distance but being
too drunk to proceed, lay down aud went to sleep.
Taking advantage OF bis condition, she fed and found
her way home TO the great joy and relief Of her pa
rerts.
large body of land 90 900 scres lying in the coun.
ties of Highland Randolph, and Pendleton, Virgins,
has been sold for goo 900 to Northern Emigration So
eiety, who design settling upon il,
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-29

u sb,ri,i,ss sltaissA Aeir hsgs sapply sf ssA'
A,,es6v Yop,eY, are sAcst OF stseAms With eBl1Aa
..sds and reports are brought in Of N ,un.aios Of
aurifeross atone. Gold be,riGs quartz snd coarse
river gold have been exhibited IN DAVID, and Any
qusDt,y Of iron pyrtes bas been mistaken f~f the
gro payo By the ignorant natives; but that the gold
,x,ts ON The Pacific slope Of TIE Cordilleras there
can be 10 doubt, sDd that being the case. few
California miners Will soon discpvsr its where
sbou,s Thin however, is work for the dry ss4-
nn OILY, and will probably repay those who noder.
tabe II With any practical knowledge Of gold pros
peciiDg.
iced scarcely be said that the 0ccupiers Of the
lands sre opposed TO the grave excavations, and DO
tbUr best ~ keep the dggers of their er0eIds.
They complain, and Nth some lite reason, thst
their cattle are injured by faliog into the open
boles, ard that tber pastursee IL cut up a0d de-
stoyed; but the true motive OF their opposition is
selfish desire 10 the excavations for them
selves ard reap the benefits, if any OF their con-
tents. In one case laDdbolder ordered the gates
Of bis fence to be closed, atd sent up the police "
tear down the ranch put up BY couple OF men
who persisted 10 squat log on his la1ds IN another
instance be imprisoned man (an Americ, IN neer0)
wto refused to desist from deeifg, aud when
left David, the man was still locked up. In al
e'Sa that hove come to ny knowledge, the for
egbers st present in the country have not at
tempted to enter On any private property withou
first coming to an understanding with the owners
and know OF two cases where they paid for the
privilege of excavstiDg.
The state Legislature now in session, has an sct
before it relative to the Guacas which has passed
the second reading. BY it every person wishing to
dig must iirst indemnify the owners or holders of
the laI d.. After which he is to obtain . license
from the Prefect or Alcalde, for thirty days only,
for which be is TO pay dollar. The next clause
enacts TINT after these preliInaries all be finds ia
bis own If this law passes it will give rise to q
vast amount Of trouble, and must become deal
letter, as the Government has not the force to
~ it into effect. The object Of limiting the time
Of the license to thirty days obviously to favor
the laDdbOlders and SO unjust to the dggers that it
will defeat itself.
One word of advice to emigrants. Do not come
before December: take the Isthmus route in
preference to the Bocs del TOro one bring no use
less baggage, and do not cumber yourself with a
tent; but good pair of blankets VIII be necessary
a pick, shovel, and AK of good material will be
almost all that ia required; at least the rest can be
procured either here or in David. II you are
doing iceH at home, STAY THERE.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-29
FROM PHILADELPHIA.

FRUIT AND FLORAL INCIDENTs-CHEATs AND
GAMBLERS CONTINUANCE OF THE REVIVAL
STATE FINANCEs-MR. DALLAS.
From Our Own Correspondent.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept y, 1859.
The discomforts of an unusually aquatic equinoc-
ta have ierved to mar the success of many of those
public exhibitions which prevail at this season OF
the year. The figure of wet blanket has been
realized 10 TIE utmost Our Horticultural Society,
famous for concentrating the fruit and vegetable
wonders of thousand gardens, which wealthy
merchants, now retired TO within dozen miles OF
the city have undertaken to rear up m soon as
they close their edgers drop their yardsticks for
the remainder of their lyes, came in fox its iuli
share of this equinoctis discomfort during its an
nusl di.plsy last week Yet visit to It's eIuoerant
collection would hare paid those other thousands
who have quilted Broadway and Wsll street, aud
planted themselves along the thoroughfares which
lead out into the fields and woods in every direction
from your own city, where they are building up
tasteful homes for the evening Of their days,
crowded with fruit and brilliant with flowers. The
taste for all these bumanizpg agencies has pre-
vailed here for century but during the last thirty
years il has undergone wonderful expansion. The
results Of this competition seen in our annual
exhibitions, which are constantly becoming more
crowded with the choicest fruits and vegetables.
Last week the variety of al these things was iu-
mense. The grape culture was shown 10 be ex
tending, and new varieties are seemingly driving
out the old Catawbs and Isabella. So also with
pears, the dWaris, With which the Lurserymen have
made fortunes, are fast going ont of date. nobody
| planting new ones, and most Of those having old
ores placing but little value Oa them. Yet with
all the abundance offne fruits produced around Us,
the choice varieties are always scarce in our mar.
kets: New-York seems to claim the great bulk OF
II. The hucksters from your city are forest,llers
whom no quantity seems able TO satisfy. They
strip our markets Of the best of eye thing leaving
US at many times the mere cuttings. and these az
high prices The products Of the great peach Or
cbards in Delaware aud Maryland merely pass
through Philadelphia As ay-station on the route
to New-York. You get the best and most of eve
rythipg luscious and good. You intercept the sup
plies from New Jersey which formerly came here,
poultry eggs, and vegetables BY Thousands of tuns
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-29
BROOKLYN BOARD OF HEALTH.

meeting OF the Board Of Health wac held yester-
day moniug, Alderman KALBFLgIscH in the chair.
Vac ant lots on the south side of Hamilton
comp Ianed Of and the subject referred to the Common
Council.
The Commissioner of Repairs and Supplies was d.
rected TO advertise proposals TO M mp parts Of Bergen
street where foul waier accumuates.
The Committee appointed at previous meeting TO
investa ate nuisance ssd 20 be caused by oil fac
tory in Kent avenue, near Rush street, reported that
the nuisance existed and tie proprietor of the estab
lshment was BY resolution, permitted TO continue his
business.
The members of the Board resolved themselves into
Committee Of the Whole 70 visit FarreD & fuluns s
yarbish factory on Furmsn street 10 ascertain It's
character when the Board adjourned one week.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-29

FROM HAy,sA.-By the arrival of the steamship
Grar ada, Capt. j. Maury, We have Hsvsns dates to
the 3d. Havana was unusually healthy for the sea-
son. FIeghts dull. Beside other freight, the
Granada brings lj7oOo Mexican dollars from New
Orleans
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-29
CITY ITEMS.

The New-Ycrk Msndelssohn Union VIII give
social soirSe musc.le" and "dansante,' as well az
Joress New Assembly Rooms, No. 6S6 Brosdway,
two doors beIow Bond street. Thursday evening" Sept
%, at O'Clock. The early part of the evening WIZ
be devoted to the performance OF few choice seec
tions for pisno-torte, with solos and choruses
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-29

Mr.. c. Porzett has commenced the publication ia
this city Of The Observer of the Fashions" a large
monthly period cal for tailors.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-29

The New. York Stereoscopic Company, Of which,
Messrs. ID. Appleton Il Co. are agents, have just
published good variety Of andscaps views, mostly
OF American scenery, and oil very beautiful.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-29

M,soxIc.-We learn that Eiouard Guillot, esq,,
of this city is the Representative of the Grand
Hisrophant Of the Masonic Order of Memphis Tho
introduction OF The Memphis Rite into this country is
Of recen mt date, but it has made rapid strides.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-29
COMMISSIONERS OF EMIGRATION.

This Board failed 10 meet yesterday afternoon for
want of a quorum. The weekly statement is as fol-
lOws:
Number Emsrants arrived TO 81 pt a. 1859 ....556s
Number Of Ensrsns arrived SINCE TO Sept % ls9.. 1895
Tosl
1859. 1858. 1851.
Number Of inmates In the Institution
q. Wards Island. 75 l,O59 lS6
Number Of inmates in Marine Hospital .... 81 40
Total ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. us Lll6 l4B
Balance in Bank JAM ls's %
Aggregate receipts TO Sept II, 1853. Sl26 30 q
Receipts since, 70 Sept. 28, for commuts-
ton Of passengers, kc........ 1858 o. lSl,i7S Il
Disbursements As. per previous acct. TO - .
Sept Y 1859. SllVtb 90 llooB 90
No payments on Sept 81
Balance Of Commutation Fund 1876 s.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-29

The sixth auction sale of uuclsimed property in ths
hands of the police will take place this morning at
Center Market. The proceeds are devoted to tha
Widow and Orphan Fund of the Department.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-29
motion TO adjourn till this morning at o'clock
unanimous and the large assembly dispersed slowly.

BIsHoP OSDERDoSR WITHDRAws HIS PErIrGoS.-
B,hop Ondsrdonk, We have just learned, has with.
drawn bis petition to the House of Bishops asking for
a termination of bis senterce. This was done this
morning in an informal manner. Bot this does not
prevent the calling up of the whole matter in regular
parliamentary form, any Of the delegates see fit to do
so The withdrawal Of the petition is looked upon by
the oppor epts of restoration only expedent to
avoid bringing the subject up for debate, and to send
the petition and memorial to Richmond without first
passing them in review here. Evening Express.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-29

The EMPIRE CLuB.-On Tuesday evening tho En-
pire Club met and selected the following additional
officers: Grand Marshal, John S. Austio; Vice-Pres-
dents, Andrew Shsehsn and James White; Treasurer,
DR.. C. Ramsey. A resolution thanking Isaiah Rynd-
ers the ex-Presdent for his efficient conduct of the
affairs of the Club, was proposed and seconded but
voted down and after call for DIVISION laid on the
table A Com nittee was appointed to wait on Capt.
Ry nders and request him to deliver up the psrsphsr
MALTA of the Club
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-29

THE CoNIsG PRIzE-FrGHr.-The great fight be.
tween Australian Kelly and Ned Price comes off on
Thursday, Oct. 6, near Buffalo. Price is TO be SEC
onded by John Heenan, the Benicia Boy, and Kelly
by Harry Grbbin and Jem Massey. To avoid loss Of
time and disputes at the ring referee TO be Sc
lected before leaving Buffalo.
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~. Let the whole Afflicted World Read
THE TESTIMONY OF LADY AFTER s.
YEARS OF SUFFERING.
NORTHAMPTON COUNTY, April 18th

n. Let the Whole Afflicted World Read
THE TESTIMONY OF A LADY AFTER IS
YEARS OF SUFFERING.
NORTHAMPTON COUNTY, April 18th
MessrS. Tyler & AdGir:
| have been afflicted with Rheumatism. At times.
from my twelfth year-I will be fifty of age
the IS,h of this month. The attacks were, at times
various remedies toyery little effect. Last Octo
Der Wa STACKED in my shoulders, sdea, back and
hips. | could not rest das or night. | could not
any part of my body without cry inc with psin.
AT this time slsn tried many remedies, internal
ana external. without receiving any reIet; was
st last advised 10 try HAMPTUS'S VEGETABLE
IlNCTURE; before | had taken one botsss OF
which felt much better, and a. | continued tax
ing 1t, | felt strength coming into my back and
limbs and my stomach stren gtheped and revived
every wav. have taken five bottles, and am much
Better than ever expected to he. intend TO use
II whenever need 1t, and would recommend it to
the afflicted. beilevlng II to he unequailed.
Yours. ELIZABETH BAGwgLL.
Mss,Ts. rsortirisr Motrtray:
Gents:-Mra. Elizabeth B.gwcll is !. lady Of the
highest respectablity. wealthy and infuential-ths
IN her speaks volumes in favor OF this
wonderful Tinctnre. Several other persons we
have heard of have derived Sreat benefit from its
Gle. and have daily anxious nquirers TO know hon
we will receive smother supply. We expect large
sales of II from the present demand, and want you
to send us box rs soon az possible.
Yours. IyLE2 * ADAI2,
April 10Th. Northampton county, Va.
w. Call .ad sst Pamphlets and see cures.
Sold ~ PURCELL bADD Co, Richmond !;
BY Dr. COOKE Fredericksburg hy all the Drug
BRAY Batimore; and by Druggists and Shop
soepsrs every where. 81 per bottle six BOTTLES.
ss. oc 3i-ddcwts
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49,. Fires ia New orlesns-FeveF-sne
.H"' in mississippi, &c.

-. ilprukHN. Nov. I5.-IhNFo NAye peHu
~, r,,re fires here since Saturday. three OF
:" - ~ VAR. ,rtrp nortSst. Oar commenced IN
- E.Sin Raw aud destroyed six STORES IN
lamar strest-ioss st0,ooo: Another burnt
~ ,,onsrr, >sutsiaiax eighty small build
pa" ~ .hs fnurth district. above Chippewa
- ana rendered one hundred families
s,ie..-ioss Sc. Uin The fires We're the
NJ ~ inc.ndiar;c., and she great destruction
r,u,ed hs the scarcity OF water.
The steamer Robert waterman has oeen To-
r-relrd near here. Hsr cargo was plum
al br thu fishermen
There we're three deaths here from fever last
w fei. If some parts OF Mississippi sun
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atHr from sIrXica.

Nwy ORLEANS. Nov. i5.-Ls;er sdvices from
<+r.hrrn Mexico say the rebellion al Veto
had been promptly Quelled and the leaders
$50 Tho troops, who were called out 20
.~.rIth. rebellion. marched TO Join Desollsdo,
n,..orsriers we're al San Isuts potos,.
(sscoSp nisrATCu,i
Ny ORLEANS, Nov. i5.--Dates from the city
r. Nerlca are - the sth inst Marques bold
iysvows ;hst he seized the specie oondncN
~ r.frfa;lc purposes lie WAS shortly ex-
p..,e. s. ths capitol. .nd his prospects (beins 6
tavprIie Of the Church pNrJy.l are fair for
,uprrceGing Ai,amon n the Presidency.
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CHARLESTON, Nov. 1.-THE Charleston
Courier lesrns from Captain Bogsrons, who
r.z,s from Aspinwsll 20 Havana on the Daniel
psb,;er and thence 10 thls city by the Isabel,
INST nothing had haen heard or the Wander
S,it nall steamer North Sssr or the 4th Il, As
r4rwan She laft New York on the 2Oth OF
tsber. and had consequently been out fifteen
DAYS Thi. was the first mail 10 California
under MI NanderbiliE contract
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xuv osL..Ns, Nov. 1.-THE steamship
,,iN.~,ss Morgsn, from Galveston on the nth
tn GU, con trsuicis the report that Cortinas cap
lh,.s prowu.v.Iie on the Stat uit, after five
TURF h,n,i. q, hand hight. The previous Cor
Tnristi report of its capture i. also disers-
latter from Brawnsyilie Arm to firm
- ,lafed November 20, 5 T. Al, says; "Cor-
~, as ha. notyst made demonstration; Inc
p.~sers and Federal troops arc hourly ex.
n-s,ei here and II is thought the town VIII
.hl, 70 hold out unti reinsoresmsats ar
i've"
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Further She Overland Nail.

ST I.oris. Nov i5.-Tne California mails by
tt,ay-rl.nd rouIe, report J., fire NJ Yreka on
-. %. destroying sHG.ts0 worth Of properly.
- silver mine had been discovered near
yori TETON
-A. ..atsd fhat Gov Waller would ap-
r.rt. Senator an place CT Hon. ID. J Bro
s.-!s.l before the departure Of The steamer o.
IA, sth November, and il 10 supposed the Sc
Is..oa viii bs made outside of political cir
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-. Hartshornr's turr-Afk
TT CTR a ALI, PAIN

IT CURE3 ALL PAIN.
This yaluxble preparation used internally and
externally. II cures
TG0THACHt. HENEhCHE.
RPRA[NS and BRUISES CHiLBLAtNS,
CHOLERA hoRBCS, EARACHE.
RHFUMATlSM. sea. Us ANA BURNS,
NEURALGIA. CHOLERA.
PAIN IN THE LIMBS, PAIN N THE SIDES.
PAIN intIe STOMACH, PAIN IN the BREAST
SORE THROAT. FROSTED FEET.
PAIN IN THE BACK, PAIN in the BOWELS,
BeIng fine TONIC, il il very benefeial for
weak stomach or bowels.
In bottles OF H. IS and so cents. Sold by all Drug
sists in Richmond, Petersburg and Norfolk. and
throus bout the State. 10 Him
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D.r,xoxs Nov. B.-Flour x.esdy-Hovsrd
White & sol 10; red 81 fol X. Corn stead, ard
is.s .ot,v. Bacon Sides lsol0'<. Ness Pork SIs
eIsfS; P-iru. co. eII. Nhsksy gust ~ nc.
NV York Nov. M.-stacks du Va, SIS eA
Eo;'r1 e..ier. INIT not guotaIiY iower-Cptards
N dd!jntlli Flour dull and 5el0c lower-no9th-
srn s5poksD Wheat stsshr- Southern white
ri apriN Cory srln-,ellow 81 e3olo 5 Pork
SIS; Prime Sl0,50. RICE %o41,.-
Othsr articles unchanged,
sars in New York. Nsnasy. a $500 W. Sc At
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SeE YORK poliiica.

AirAEY n. Y Nov. t5.-A meeting OF the
Sta.. Hard Central Democratic Gem uittes
appointed for to-day, did not tsfs place, IS
there ws only one msmber present. Tha
messing was to have appointed delegates to
lie Charleston Convention.
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SPECIAL NOTICES


ELEGANT CLoiKS AND sHAwLS
From last weeks AUCTION SALES Of French
ins gKEnT r sN NsT ihfste E.sa
WATKINS e FICKLEN
Beg leave 10 inform their friends and the pshlio
generally that their iArse and superb stock 81 nav
and fresh hRf GOODS haa gust been replenisheI
b, very large additions OF various STYLES of heam,,
fut geods. purchased by one Of their 6rm, ia msuy
HATH TIER PREVIOUS vAl,E
Thay oaly ask an opportunity Of exhsbI:ins thasa
choice dHa ss.stf ooopS of the as,rsst and masf
fesAfoaaett dssssHs Ia order TO insare sales and
surprise every one W tn the Low rsfcgs
IN SlLks especially, We ara euehiaA 10 osa,
such priSes VIII bFing this hitherto costly article
within the ressh et every one.
s sssosiie ~, ysFIL l;.s lsn ~ Paris.
Paris Printed DEL. AfNES
Silk and Wool PLAIDS Ac
ara hsins oaaHed this morning, and will he found
extremely htndsana Asd moderate in pr,as a., >
CloAkS AND suAWLs.
Complains the most extensive aud rich assert
mont we have had t. oaor this Sc AEON W m I've omen
ed to day, sad viii Ia found worthy the attention
of All IN want. Some OF these goods are ept,rely
new and vers elessnt Our assortment of
MEMS OUTER AND UNDER WEsR u.s.
HOUSE SERVANTS WEAR,
PLANTATION GQoDS.u
HOUSE FURNISHING 6ooDs.!..
SHIRTINGS and srEnTiNGssss ~ hNS''''!
PULLED cL0THS.!
shTiNErps FOR FACTORY HANDS. -,
VIII be found unsurpassed IN sItent, quality and
price. oe2~tsI WATKINS i FICKLEN.