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Is long, because decoted to painful reminis-
.t.- cenceS.
drew my furrd coat around me, and
my brandy flask from my pocket; aad,
seated there, upon the icy cliff, reviewed
the past, from the early days of my student
life to the last evening when | had beheld
my stately cousin; her beautiful cold face,
shaded by her long red ringlets- they
were red, undoubtedly red, bat wonderfully y
Beautifully y-an1 in them was my torment.
Years ago, wild school-boy, | had ridi-
cued their brilliant color. and Adelphiha
never torgave it. -4 ..
She was my cousin, adopted by mother,
and now, herself thrifty hOuse-mother,
took my feeble parents place.
i She cut out the linen, mended tue frac-
lures always busy, careful, attentive. How
loved her Gods and men, how | loved
her even to her flame-colored locks
bat, to me, she was ever cold, unforgiving,
impossible Could endure it? | fled.
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Brings to light a startling circumstance.
Burning tears came into my eyes; to
wipe them, drew forth my pocket hand
kerchief-one she had hemmed for me that
very day. l had not unfolded it since.
Now / did so, with--ah, what a fury of
memory Her fingers it was that had
folded and sewed the delicate hem; her
lovely eyes that had-but heavens, what is
this 1 see Whence comes this fearful
spot? Directly in the centre of the white
linen behold large, bright-PuRPLE sPoT.
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CHAPTER THIRTEENTH

TerAst.ates in the abrupt manner so peculiar
10 the German school.
After all, no one died, and no ones i'll
ness had anything to do with the poison.
But the scene OF these events became unen-
durable to me, and [ left it forever. Years
after, again beheld Adelphina, surrounded
by her grandchildren. Glancing timidly at
her hair, perceived that it was-perfectly
achite. CYMoN.
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CHAPTER FIRST.
Introduces The dragaats-persone, bat teaOes
them abruptly.
Twas thus We parted,
Adelphina and l: she rose calmly from the
table, took up her housekeys, and went out
to oversee the family baking; |, on fire from
her cold impassibility, rushed away to join
an excursion across the.gtaeisxssssI i wanted
to get away from the earth, and all that
dwelt upon it; and SO we separated.
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CHAPTER EIGHTH.
Yet more horrors.

There is crowd, and a sound of grief
meets me as | approach my home. My
mother lies in the agonies of death; my
brother, too, dying by poison. have no
words to paint the scene. What foe had
these simple ones? what wretch so vile to
do the deedt | looked round in this awful
hour for Adelphina. In vain.
"Where is she ," | asked.
A by-stander replied In custody. She
is suspected of the deed there are proofs
-damning proofs.
CHAPTER NINTH
Consists entirely ct soJs, gtod,ts, and shliehS.
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nE CHAPTER SEVENTH
Goes deeper and deeper INTO the purple hor-

r0rS.
Many suns had set and risen ere | again
sought my native village, for there dwelt
Adelphina, the maid of the cold heart and
burning locks. Meantime, fearful thoughts
had possessed my soul. That stain that
would not rub out, though again and again
washed it; that purple stain, what could
it be? 1t could not be her blood 1t could
not be her tears What was it Strange
how ny blood crept as looked at it. All,
what was it?
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The 9ailg guarnal.
From the Home JOslHdI.
The Purple Stain.
CHAPTER FIRST

THE MAID OF THE COLD HEART AND BURNING
LOCKS.
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CHAPTER SECOND.
L shorf hrlf ernreSSiI

IL short, but erpresSice.
= Alone upon the gtdeiers.
l find it intensely cold. . =
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of color.
The mystery was explained.

The mystery was explained. | saw the
melancholy result of my boyish ridicule.
To change the obnoxious color, she had
used d" Magic hair dye" which, through
a Slight mistake in the directions, resulted
in purple instead of brOacn.
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VOLUME XII.
Ghe Daily auaraal:
PUBLISHED Bl
JAMES H sSfcNEELY Editor. M@ -H
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to tfsir own INN edate business, in their own name;
and all advertisements for the benefit OF other
PERSONS, as well legal advertisements and lver-
HseBlcnts auction sales, and advertisements with
ale name of other persons sent in BY them, must
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nd no communication designed to cali attention to
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t,fice, and when discontinued in less than a
wear the price of the whole year VIII be charged.
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CHAPTER THIRD
CHATTER FOURTH

- 1t grows colder.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

IRE SCENT CITY T0B.4CCO ETC
u TORY.-The undersigned having engaged in
the Tobacco Business, with the purpose Of supply
ing, If possible, the wants of the home market,
am now repaired to offer a we'll selected stock OF
nlanufaotr y Tobacco--from Missouri Kentucky,
and TenEessee Leaf, In Pounds, Fives, Halves
Eghts,lnt arters, many desired package.
Terms liberal, and acceptable discount for Cash
purchases, but no sale less than five boxes.
A. GUMBERTS,
iv2s 1 Ne. 1O5lAIain street. Evansyile, Ind
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ELI tOrneys at -sw, Notaries Public aud Real As
ate Agents, Evansville Indiana:
WILL practice law in the Courts of this sse
will attend TO the collection of claims in any pHt cf
:he United States viii buy aud sell real estate in th
cty of Evansville, in Vanderburgh and adjoining
counties and in the West generally, and will peroIm
any other duties pertaining to Attorneys Real
Estate Agents. Lots and farms always for sale
German spoken by Il member OF the firm.
EsS Office Third street, opposite the Court
House in the rooms formerly occupied by the late
firm OF Denby L. Lunkenheimer.
CHARLES DENNY. EODORE ". yENEBAHE.
noV:lJ-6md
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CHAPTER RLENENTH.

Treats ehiefy Of he eTects Of salts and dttdS.
They raised her, and poured water on
her pale forehead; in removing the close
cap from her head, the heavy tresses fell
from their confinement. Heavens and earth {!
tAey soere purple!
. g f r -CnAPTERz TWELFTH
Treats Of modern dnoentions and the science
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BU1r HOMEMADE SH HOEStL r
N .aDKES WILL PLE.zSE T.4kE
A% particular notiee that / going to pay
marked attention to the manufacture of Ladies',
Misses, and ChiIdren's Shoes of all kinds. In
cases of emergency, ladies have shoes made
within four hours notice. If any doubts the
fact, let them try it.
Gentlemen will please call and see the laandsome
now making.
WANTED Immediately ten twelve coed
journeymen, for mems and women's work. The
highest wages will be paid in cash. 9i
sept2l JOHN RASCH, No. Second st
MD.E TE.N-T .HEDHCEJN'ES-
~ The following are part Of the Patent Med
II Main street:
Hembolt's Extract Buchu;
TIask's Magnetic Ointment
Rodgers Syrup Liverwort and Tar
Mrs. AIlehs Hair Restorative
Dr. Bakers Pain Panacea
Houghton Pepsin
Osgoods Cholagogue;
Kennedy Discovery;
Brandt's Purifying Extract;
Sanford's Invigorator!
Phillips Cough Syrup;
Bulls Worm Destroyer;
Hays Pile Liniment;
Terraut's Selteer Aperient g.
Sir James Clark's Female Pills
HollOways Ointment aud Pills
Old London Dock Gin; 44 ar
and one hundred and ninety other kinds of Pills.
Syrups, 0intnents, Hairdyes, Yermifages, Plss
ters, Bitters, Liniments, TOnics, &C, wholesale
and retail. [nOvl7l W. II. P. SToDDARD.
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GsEERE(.E.N' HOUSE, ROSTOV-. ~
@A the laFgest pnd best arranged Hotel iu the
New England States 10 centrally located and easy
Of access from all the routes of travel ItContains
all the modern improvements and very cOny enience
tor the comfort and accommodation of the travelling
public. The sleeping large and well yen-
tated; the suites OF rooms are we'll arranged and
completely furnished for sumies and large travel
ing parties and the house will continue TO be kept
a a frst-class hotel in every respect.
sep8-Iy LEWIS RICE. proD'r
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A,TETR.nE.N'T or cOMPaN-Y'

~ ASSETS, AUGUST 1, 1859.
Cash on hank and in Bank S66, ,059 05
Cash in, the Lands of Agents.. 37,4s3 81
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CHAPTER FIFTH
CHAPTER SIXTH

Needs no head, because 1t has no tail
4. y =
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Is long, because decOted TO paintui remini
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J. IVINSoN, late Master Mechanic L. & @.
Railroad.
d. CALLAHAN, late Engineer d Machinist do
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RealEstate unncHnlis ............... $500 90
Loans secnred BY Mortgage unen-
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M. Mall ARRASGEaENTS.-Th follow
,b,. nr.srnt Mail arrangements al

tss.M,L ARRASGENENTS.-Th follow
in, are the present Mail arrangements at
he Alexandria Post Ottce:--
The Northern Nail will close, daily, at and
,rl,,s. D. m.. except ON SaturdayS-then at ! o.
s.,.. m Tsere is \ mail for Washington City
oDry. closing NJ Up m, on Saturdays.
The Mail for Richmond, Va, and all South OF
Richmond will close ut 81 p. m, and p m, OK
cen, on Suudays-then ut 81 am.
The Mails Tor the Orange and Alexandra and
Manassas Gap Railroads, Warrenton, Middleburs,
al Fairfax l.. H.. close daily at )! a. IN. There
!, D, mail Tor the MANASSAS Gap Railroad on San
ar,
The Mail for tho Lcesburg route will close on
ynlays Wednesdays, and Fridays. at p. IN
There j. mail for Leesburg, via Baltimore and
Oaio Railroad. closing at p. m, on Tuesdays,
Tasrsiays and Sundays.
Th, Mail for the Adie route will close at u M
Tu..lays. Thursdays, and Saturdays.
The Mail for the Occequan route will close ut )
/ n. Tuesdays. Thursdays, and Saturdays.
The Nail for the Theological Seminary will close
rsrm, daily, except Sundays.
The Mail for Norfolk, Portsmouth. and the East
s,n Shore Of virginis, closes at and p m except
% saturdays >-then at p. m.
The Oaice will open every day Except Sunday
sr,i o'clock, A. ~. close daily ut 9 Z. NJ, and
Ill he opened from ! to NJ, for delivery OF
,he mail. which arrives ut p. NJ, from the North.
ohc, hours on sunday from TO A. NJ, and
fr,m a., Il y NJ
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WASHINGTON & ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD.
Ia IN M

CHANGE OF HOURS-WINTER SCHEDULE.
ON AND AFTER TIE 2irH DAY OF OCTO-
" BER, the Trains on this Road, with their
Omnibuscs, will connect with the Trains ON The
Orange road. except the first, which arrives at )
A. NJ, and the Washington Branch of the Balti-
more Road, except the Train departing at 6.2O
A. VI.
Passengers will leave Alexandria for Washing
ton, IN the Cars every day, at the following hours
$50. 5 9:l0. 1910, ll:lO, and 1910 A. NJ, and
2:l8. $40, 49, $40 and 6:io Z. NJ
Passengers from Washington to Alexandria, will
take the Omnibuscs at the Office Of the Company
a. follows %. I:4j. ., 10, IL. and II, A NJ, and
2, B. 4, ) and g. L. NJ.
On Sundays, leave Alexandria at9:lO, 1910. and
Il:l0 A. NJ. and 2.l0. 3:in, i:l0, and $50, l.. NJ.
Leave Washington at ., TO- and IL, A. NJ, and
2, ), 4, and, ?. NJ.
Fare between Orange and Baltimore Depot......35c
ST. Asaph street Depot to Baltimore Depot ....2'c.
;. Washington Otfcc....2oc.
I" Long Bridge Depot. ljc.
z-G- The $50 A. NJ Train is the only S"r' con
nection with the 1:i5 train from Washington
E.i1. Light articles or bundles will he forwarded
between Alexandria ani Washington from the
Office Of either place. Heavy ireishtS VIII he
transported over the road, If delivered At the Depot
in Alexandria, ar at Long Bridge Station
oct2 2l-tf +. :. BOYNTON. Clerk.
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ScuooLMAsTER CAUGHT.-A few days since
an ex-school teacher not q hundred miles
ircm here was rambling in the woods with a
friend. The weather was warm. and he had
taken off his boots, which he had in his hand.
In the course of his peregrinations he found "a
sappling curiously bent over, without any
thing apparently to hold it. Our friends
curiosity was excited, and he marched
up 10 make an examination, when he sudden
" found himself going feet foremost. In his
fright nj this novel position, he dropped hls
boots and caught hold Of little tree near by,
and thus suspended by one foot in mid air,
hanging on to the bush for dear life to keep
from going up he knew not how far, the knight
Of the birch Justify called for help, and his
companion soon liberated him from his ludl-
crous situation. lie had incautiously placed
his foot III snare fixed for moose by some
cnterprising huntcr.-ArOstook Pioneer.
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A U CTI0N SAL E S.

By T VI. MoCORMICK-Arcrlo>
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT PUBLIC
Y ShLE.-l u!cr authority of deed of trust
from Samuel 4. Master, and wife, dated the first
day of April. 1891. and duly of record. the unirr
signed n trustees. therein named will proceed at
II o'clock VI. on >un.dug. tie 20h dag ~ In
y',>t, I>j9. il front u the Mayors ohlcs, IN The
City Of Alexandria. Va. to eel T. the highest bid
der at public SALE the following real estate to wit:
No. /. 4 TRACT OF LAND in the county II
Loudoun. and State ot Virginia, containing ONE
HUNDRED AND NINETEEN ACRES. 2Roods
and - pcrchcs. more or less.
No. >. \ TRACT OF LAND adjoining No. /.
ami containing FOUR II NBRED AND fOIR K
ACRES. Rood aud - P,rche>. more or less.
The courses and distances Of these two tracts of
land are particularly set out and described i'll
said deed of trust. which will 10 exhibited at time
aud place of sale. These lands bind on the Mid
dlc Turnpike rOad-arc about two miles rcspcc-
lively from the Chesapeake and ohio Canal. aud
the line - the Alexandria Loud"un and lIamp-
shire Railroad. They are distant about twenty
five milcs from th, ritic, of Alexandria. Va. and
Of Washington and Georgetown H. C.. respective
ly. The land i, said 10 hc Of good quality, and a
portion o! it III rulrvati"n. 1t it we'll water
ed. has plenty o timber. aud i remarkably healthy.
The buildings are excellent and nearly new.
consisting " a handsome and cummn,i"uS frame
@T DWELLING HOUSE, large barn. and
IL other necessary out buildings. The situation
OF Tie dwelling j. high and commanding AncX-
cclcnt opportunity for investment is here prcsen-
led Tor persons wishing 10 purchase valuable
farm. The manager 81 the land, will show it 10
such persons may desire 10 examine it before
the sale.
TERMS OF StLE.--0ne- third of the purchase
money hc paid in cash, and the residue in three
equal iuSramcnts Al four. eight and twelve months
from the lay Of sale. the deferred payments To be
secured hy the bonds "t the purchaser and "a deed
Of t:ust on the property.
The title .. the land i believed to he unqaes-
,ionahlc but the undersigned. selling trustees,
will oniy convey such title a. is vested in them, By
said deed of trust.
FRANCIS l.. SMITH r.,,....,
jyli-2awtS |. LOUIS kINZER.
l.,s. The sale of the above property Is postpon-
ed until H"nd"g N, 26H day y September. 70
take place at the same hour and place.
aug 2o-2awts
1fr,t- The above sale is further postponed until
W.dq.ed"y. n. 9h ri N"r.DLsy. when the pro-
perty will be offered ut the hour, in front Of
the Court house.
FRANCIS L. SMITH. Trrs,oc.
I. LOUIS klNZER
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NO. 264.
MISCELLANEOUS READING

Be CoSrESTED-"Do you know what the
people of Cape Ann do when it rains one
asked otanother. Upon confessing his igno-
rance. he was informed that they let it rain,
This IS the true philosophy. 1t is best not
TO fret at evils which we cannot hel or even
for those which We might help, for iretting
does not better thing any. We always ad-
mred the example Of the venerable negro
IN the song whose name was Uncle Ned"
When his teeth failed him. because of his de-
cliniug years, he "let the corn bread be" with
charming resignation. There is an old say
ing that 1T is no use to cry for spilled milk !"
Fret;ing shortens life, and makes it miscra-
bic while it lasts, firing sympathy and wear
ius out patience Fretting wrinkles the skin
like a baked apple and places personal beau
ty at risk. The Sage Of Thorndyke was
one hundred and ten years old when he died,
and ut that age his face Was as fair as an in
iant's When asked the reason, his reply
was: 81 never allow my face to pucker with
the wrinkles Of frettulness or ill-temper"
The wise Patcrfamlias in the midst of his
family of dscordant elements-his antago-
nistic children quarrelling and makinga par
ticular hurricane about his house-never trets.
lie looks upon them complacently, counsels
the noiSiest that will hear him, and makes
up his mind that if they don't heed him they
can let it alonc.--.Ns. Partington's Knitting
York
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]. BAUMGARTEN,
W. i9a. 7h street, oppo'ife Odd Ffi'o,rs' Hd
WASHINGTON.

W. 400. 7M street, Oppo'ife Odd fftio,es Hdft,
WASHINGTON,
INNGRANER and designer in general, manuiac-
IL turcr auI inventor OF the new, improved seal
presses. watch.casc cnSraver, wood engravcr, mu-
,ic punchur stencil cutter, copperplatc engraycr,
and lithugraphcr is prepared to execute cngravings
un any meta-on gold. silver, brass. copper, steel,
&c., in a good and workmanship manner as hy
any other establishment in the United States. The
advertiser feels confident that all orders entrusted
to him will give perfect satisfaction or no charges
made.
SEAL PRESSES.
OFFICIAL HAND AND BLOCK SEALS,
WATCH CASE ENGRAVER,
WOOD ENGRAvER,
MI SIC PUNCHER,
STENCIL CUTTER.
COPPER PLATE ENGRAEER,
Washington. iy 22-Iy dc &c. DC.
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DESPERATION OF GAABLERs.-The other
lay nj the famous German bathing and gamh-
ling place. Hamburg, Frenchman, who
had been playing for some time with the usual
luck Of gamesters, put down his last napo-
leon, and lost it like the rest He drew q
pistol out Of his pocket, and blew his brains
out while sitting at the fatal hente et guar
tn.te table. The people who are generally
in attendance threw cloth over his face, and
carried the wretched man out, life being ex
tiuct, and the game proceeded as If nothing
had occurred. Monsieur Garcia, Spanard,
now at Hamburg, has lost 100000 francs at
the gaming table. His play, which he still
continues, is obliged to be now on a more
moderate scale but not so his temper. HIS
rage is 50 great at losing that, before the
croupier can rake in the money, he takes it
up and throws il at him, which, ifit happens
to be gold instead Of paper, it is not pleas
ant way Of being paid. He always insists
on sitting next the croupicr, who is the deal
er Of the cards. The consequence is that
when they know he is playing, or going to
play, the croupiers toss up TO see which shall
deal, their dread is 50 great of being his
neighbor
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HATS, CAPS. BONNETs. &c.

nCRSl Fl.RS!! FURS!.!-.lu>i received hy
the steamer Mount Vernon, another "',"rt-
mrnt II La,lic, aud Chillrcns FL Rs. direct from
IN. manufacturer. and not auction e"oi,.
rny JOHN +. EVANS.
J1ALL STOCK uF HATS AND CAPS.-JohN
Il ARNOLU has just received large as>"ri-
mcnt Of HATS ASp CAPS adapted to meet the
wants Of Il cho;ce c".f"m.
Gentlemen are solicited 10 examine recent mn
rortation Of FRENCH FELT HATS, selected ~
special or,icr--togethcr with which may oc i"uha
u No. | article OF SILK AND 'A-olMr - T.
HATS gotten up with str'ci observance :" .',m
ian ooj ,,noI taste. also. ChiI!rcrs FANCY
HATS AND CAPS. Ill IT whcn will he ."id cheap
r,r cash Extensive .tuck--hc,t trrms-!""est
price. At Phoenix Hall Hat and Cap store
sep -
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GORGE GERS,

BOOK-BINpER AND PAPER RULER.
No. IS Prince Street, opposite he Ga=cns ub"c.
ALEXANDRIA. VA.
MUSIC, Magazines, and Old Books bound in
Al any style also RULE, and make to order.
any description of BLANK BOOKS. which will
warrant 10 lie made of the best paper and materials.
and bound in Tie strongest manner. Bank uthcers,
Bankers, Merchants Clerks of Courts, Hotel Keep
crs. Insurance Companies. and all VII" want Blank
Books. are respectfully invited 10 give me Il call
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cRFFN,s MANSION HOUSE,

CORNER or CAMERON ASp FAlRFAN SIS.
TINIIlS well-known and POPULAR HOTEL
L having undergone THORG ron RENO A.
TION AND REFtRNISHING. j. now open. with
everything complete, Tor the convenience and ac-
comnodation of BOARDERS and TRAN ELERS.
.nI,~ The Proprietor has secured the services OF
GEORGE l.. STEWART and SAMUEL T..
GREGORY, under whose joint management n"
pains will he spared 10 sustain the reputation OF
The HOUSE rs a FIRST CLASS HUTEL in
every respert. JAMES GREEN.
Alnxnnlrin EehrnnrY L lShy-liE
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1874 CRATES AND HOGSHEADS,

(WHICH gives them full and complete as
w sortment Of GOODS. and they are now pre-
pared to fill all orders from country merchants and
others, OF quality unsurpassed i'll any other city
and nj prices which hsy oSSsrt. will be found hy
comparison. rs low as any of the Northern cit.cS.
K. Ii. NJ, son CO., hope I" convince ' ir.
ginia Merchantshy rigid scrutiny u 'hey VIII
acL, ,ry ;t-ths, they need not patronize crockery
house out Of the State.
r. NJ, son co. are prepared to do their
mart 10 retain it in the Commonwealth.
9th mo lO
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LARGE STOCK.

I ARkIN & BRO, have just opened their se-
i cond supply of GOODS
beautiful French MouSlnc Robes
Plain and Plaid Valencia PoplimS
Muusliue DrLaucs. in great variety
DcBaecs, 4 lot Of beautiful Mrrrima"k, English
and other makes at Cnliros, n rh"ice styles: an cN
ccllcnt assortment oi bcachcl and brown ShirtngS,
&C.. Sc.
These goods having been hough: hut recently.
we are enabled 10 sc.l them NJ great reduction on
former prices CAL N NJ. I'll King Il. oct -