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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-19
q. X. Adams, Editor.
MADAME l.. EDs.ssy.g's

Madame Il. Dsasry's
CELEBRATED ART OF CUTTING LADIES' DRESSES
HAsQuEs AND cHILDREN,s CLOTHING,
No. bourbon street, corner OF Canal street,
The attention of the Ladies of New Orleans vicinity
specially called to this beautiful Art won the high
recommendation of every has learned and tested f.
EVERY LADY SHOULD UNDERSTAND THIS METHOD
lesson test of fitting lining will be given all who wish
free of CHARGE which will prove the skeptca its nys
abe merits
Every variety of ladies' and Childens Dress patterns T.
Dresses scientifically and prepared making n2p 2p
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-19
Gl0Ues. Gl0ces. GLOVES.

Gy0Ues. Gl0ces. GIOUes.
ustreceyed from Paris large and beautiful assortment of
SILK and Lisle Thread GLOVES Ladies and Gentlemen
-Also-
very rich assortment Of Ladies' Misses rIET MITES
LION & PINSARD,.
81 and SC Royal street,
40 Ipn Bianylle ST.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-19

xet fxrr DrsrBIcr acHooL ExAaTSATIoss.--1a Our
.epcsss III he Fonrth District School examinations
nxsasssarily deferred te-day, but shall appear to-
ynssrox.
1ryraskfrsxfon, Key-Eest and Havana
G>e6hanercIaI correspondence on I'd page.
x)Jtn FEIInWs BAIL.-The annual celebration
n this city Of the Institution Of Odd Fellowship in
ths United States, will witness grand mashed and
txncr aress ball to be given On the 26th of April
inst. Information on tile subject viii be found in
as5pfher column
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-19

THURSDAY MORNING. AeRIL ~. 1882.
~ MI. j, j, McEeessr has otr thanks for latest
BOSTON. NcN Yerk and phfladeiphia pssers
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-19

Great complaints being made Of the ease of Gas bills
In this city The Of this readily accounted for in tins
fact of the great increase of the Mans supply the
on the Gas Company. new invention.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-19

RECORDER, SECOND DISTRICT.
j. l.. FABRE.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-19

GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-13

IT has always been considered ungcntlcmanly
to call man drunk, however obvious that iuc,
might DO. Hence, various synooymes have lcen
invented which convey tho idea with more or less
intensity. without transgrossing the regulations Of
polite society. Elevated. cxhu,nc,l, slowed, cut.
hdfAeas over, are but lew of these refined mode.
Of expression But, with all the inventive genius
VIII ich has been directed to the subject, the Ian
qua &c long remained destitute Of parliamentary
word for this idoa, one which would not Subject
the speaker 20 the usual appeal, the colc of hon
Or That word is now found The inventor or
liscovercr is MIR. Wikenson, Of Minnesota, who
the other dag, in the Senate, informed Mr.. Wig
fall of Texas, that no was slightly ob'asc Tho
expression is ielcitous one and wo trust it will
DO generally adopted. 1t is fitted for universal
application, ms it obviously admits of all the de
grccs of comparison. But We would like to know
If Senator who, in his place, asserts the right Of
his State to gamble away her public land. in
II pase not to be mentioned here, is only Slightly
obtuss, what grossness OF ndccorum is required
to make man obtnse, without tho alvcrb, and
what sub-human state would he indicated by tho
supcrlativc.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-13

ra~n BY engine No. 234, end coaainx east In
barge II Conductor Bryscn. The night was &c
dark and when about one milo east OF Pied.
,ont the engine struck a rock weighing several
ons. lying directly upon the track. Tho engine
ras thrown from the track, also the tender and
10 passenger cars. the shock smashing the tesd.
or and s,rewing the place With sorings. iron sad
woodwork of the cars. The engine slapped Inn
mediaicly over the rock. within Eve feet Of the
Po,omac river at that point. Fortunately. no per.
son wa. injured. The passengers were detained
n, the scene Of the accident until $40 Tuesday
when ear provided by the railroad
company conveyed them back to Piedmont. where
they found accommodations q, tho Woodsde
House. Tho rock was drilled. and blown to pie
res by powder 50 as to admit its removal from tho
rack in time for tho passage of trains on Tues
lay considerable ror,i Of the town of Pied.
mont was flooded in consequence Of the continued
ain - Baltimore Sun Of yestcrda9.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-13

a Company of Iuaycs paraled ut Philajel
ph,a on Monday. The uniform is thus described:
The uniform of the Xouuvcs consist of n red
Turkish cap bound round with roll of white
muslin resembling n urban ; II blue vest httiag
close to the body, with n yellow stripe down the
centre. from tho neck to tie waist. Over this is
wnrn loose blue clol, jacket with arnhcsque
yellow worsted trimmings aud rod cuffs. The
tr,wscrs are nf red cloth made wide, with plnitcp
folds. reaching down below the knee. where they
ARE tucked" up. Below This, each man wears II
SIT Of leather lcSgng@, reaching To the ankle, with
white over CATERS over the shoes. The neck is
perfectly harr with no sign oi n shirt. Each
man wore his hnir cropped short and his nous.
tache turned up at the rners. The officers wear
hIne lrcck coats, rcd caps with gold trimmings,
and satin vests
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-13

The FREsnET ALONG THE BALTIMORE AND Quo
RAiLRoAp- Damage 10 the Chesapeake and ohio
Cdnai- Great Rise in The hScers The Coal Mines
Inundated, dc-Ihe heavy rain which commenced
falling in this region, and confined with slight in
termissions up to yesterday morning. increased
in severity westwardly, and resulted in dcstruc
tive freshet, which extended along tho line ut the
baltimore and Ohio railroad from Grafton to
points east Of liarper's Ferry. Tho Potomac ,iv
er rose higher than ut any period for eight wears
The Chesapeake and Ohio Canal was Ovcrlown
at several points between Cumberland and liar.
per's Ferry. Dam No. 4 was yesterday reported
washed away. The back water irom the river Mt
points between Cherry Run and Sir St. Johns
Run extended up for more than mile to within
Tow feet Of the railroad track yesterday. None
Of the bridges or treslings carrying the track of
the railroad have been Mt all effected by tho vio-
lence Of the water. The tonnage trains on the
second aud third divisions Of the road have suf-
fered detention in some instances Of ten hours, but
the passenger trains were running with more
promptness.
At Harper's Ferry yesterday the banks of the
canal were entirely submerged, and the lower
section OF the town oyeraown. Many merchants,
shopkeepcrs and hoasekeepers were removing
their property from the submerged and threatened
buildings to others higher situated The nrmory
buildings being protected by the heavy walls sur
rounding them, were not ut oil affected BY the
food.
The rise in the Shenandoah river was triAinc
in comparison with the Potomac. the first rising
only about Eve feet while the latter rose to more
than double that height The Ohio river was also
very high. At Parkersburg yesterday it was re.
ported 20 feet; ut Wheeling Is fee, and still rs-
ing.
Many Of tho mining companies in the Cumber.
land and Piedmont regions have suffered consdc-
rAblc loss by the washing away Of their inclines
and train roads and tho partial filing up of the
mines, sluiccs and drains with water. Those
stunted in tho mountains have suffered ia the
| greatest degree
! The Georges Creek railroad. by which the coal
from the Piedmont region is furnished to the Bal
I timnre and Ohio railroad. had some of the trest
| ling washed away. Tide bridge over Georges
| creek was injured by largo trees floating on the
terrent, striking against it with the power Of bat
tering-rams, and straining its tmbcrs.
l The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company will
suffer no very serious detention in it's business, n,
it's solidly built Rad and permanent structure.
have more than once wi,hit,o storms more severe
than this last one.
/ ., An accident occurred about one o'clock on
Tuesday morning last, to passenger train
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-13
w OrdS of Caution.

a. If 10 tell the wells and
WJB springs throughout the country had poisoned
tia, had discovered an,ioe effects them
that would not gal, avail themselves of discovery
tine hope of aNcrting death. II tell that
hal discovered mine Of treasure enough for them
that prepared llin would refuse
our aid 10 fortune Bat health is valuable Riches
hoa much saiiied should they be To learn that great
has been compounded OF purely vegetable matter
mat It's curative powers little less certain light and
,,rknce Need We give insanefsf II call
priclor "i BAkERs BllTERs and examine The myrads
'trticaits from all sections o the South,
been cured Of Dyisid by IFS all healing properties Among
them you will SET the vouchers Of old and Young
male, eXoig this BrrERs Ia the SKIES blessing rroy
'cnce for lis curative powers But lis virtues
10 10y slepsa Nervous Headaches Yield rcati It's bowers
Torpid ncrs become qckcncd and made active by lis innu
sour Stonaes made healthy BY neutraliziny eff
feels Indigestion disappears when enters organs life
Imrrh"m cannot resist ns tonic powers And Uiuleu itself
when met b. these BrrTErs promptly disuned and becomes
1ei9 nt NJ when Thai devastating the country
nAkEks VI lERo viii not remedy all the ills humanity,
pn s'lrh diseases caused by the stomach and bow
'! Yield IL lis strengthening ELECTS, and speedily
ir" the s!slem All who need tonic should Try and be
come their own judges oi It's virtues
or sale by all t.c Druggists Iyncburg, and by all the
principal Druggists In the city o lehond, ew here
Tgina; also, of Mcssrs thas Stul Ca, Washington city
d. T.; f. H. Slabi,r II Co., baltimore, Md d. b. Miller
lhglpn, ny. aud Barnes ~ l'ara y. \.
''r'"rs iiied b! addressing Il. BAKER, Proprietor,
heb 81 ,&rIs Richmond.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-13

sz-Thc.e quotations. will be Understood, represest whole
ssis prices gvnsrnil,. go
AppLsst,recn brisk AT sssaeeh ~ per bbL iss prime.
BscoS-su,.ply goodl continue my qaossfohs NJ ioSUH
BsAss-whI,e--brisk al I.5oeeei.I5 . bushei.
Bsrrssrres Sor table use scarce In demand soso ct
In firkns, plenty, and dull al IaillT cenls
coas.--Yciow 81 cts; White sIh ets
coas Ass.-ln demand; ssseg !, a e~n.s
PUN tnpsaed do q Sa. ''''e' ~
Ffnth-The receipts continue llghtwih good demand
quote suPernne tdooeot6as; Extra sdS'~soeo' Fam'!
tS.s56ef1G.
f.ssrsn-wiih large receipts the price has declined to
si,gsGi.2:. -
Fr,rIns--4Dli5 cents.
Fsg.nuErs-rLarge supply No Peruvian uuano $3.50
y of y,#1 NJ; eeses Manipulated tiuano fa30h son-
brero s.uanp s6s Mexican tianno fso kees sup phN-
pae 81 Lime s0e Rufhs Phospho Peruvian iinano 30 az
si730 i;unns Grnnnd Bone Ash $500; Ground Plaster,
loose, 500: Packed Ia bags Casks 4iLWl.
Gasss sggpCtser fG0061625 Timothy a. I5dba2s0 Or
char si,Ss 30 anlsI Grass i,O9GIsii2 Evergreen sso
GfSaESG.--ibGth5 cent.
HIM. INl6nfl.l2x y 100 Ia.
Inos.-Alounabi ssJlof9 Viewers 400 y ION.
LARD.-suppy good nj i1612cents.
Liur.Th0masiown 81 -sds4i.6 % Mountain $4,000 cents
D4Ts.Aiil large receipts, note decline, and quote
White nj ~ cents black nj 10 cents
Pr,sBachcyod Lz56D tz0o Black Cow Pea fl0Gb410
PorArors.-7dJSIL cents-accur,Iny 10 quality.
T"aAocoIho receipts continue full the season, ranging
from poor l.ugs Bright Wrapper good ship
ping Fancy Wrappers Offering. qnac Lugs s221f3 10;
bright Clean Working sj0o6ots0O; Common Leaf Tobacco
LhhbfL2J: Common Bright Wrappers 4sO0lD sl2OO Cool
Bright Wrappers $i3 0o6t ses.Vo
WBgArWih small receipts have TO notice improved
feeling and quote Red sl3o0sl4o; for choices White tla5GD
$i.la
Wool -Unwaslc o. Washed $50 according quail.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-13
Congressional Etiquette.

! In the House Of REPRESENTATIVES on Wednesday.
! Mr. Pryor. ri Va. charged that Mr.. Potter. Of
Wis. had interpolntcI the Globe report OF tho
| discussion which took place during the r'cent
speech Of Mr. Loyejoy, with language which was
ufrrnsive 10 him, and which, 50 lar rs lie was n
ware, vas mot spoken on that occasion. lie did
not. even are Mr.. Potter Mt that time. Nune of
the papers which published reports of what hap
pcned ut that time. except the official paper, at
ributcl -uc., language to Mr.. Potter. The n-
tcrpolation was the language ascrb,d to Mr.. pot
ter in the Globe rs follows:
Mr. Pryor. That is the point ! make. Let
the gentleman speak from his seat. and say III I'M
der the rules he is entitled t. say; but. sir. he
shall mol come uron th, side. shaking his fist in
our faces and talking in the style he has talkeI
lie shall not come here gesiiculn,ing in menac-
! ing aud rufianly manner.
Mr. Potter. You are doing the same thing"
Mr. Potter, of Wis, was surprised that Mr.
Pryor had not seen him on TINT occasion. lie
stood nj that time within few feet Of thr gentle
man when he uttered his threat to Mr.. Lovejoy
walking up towards him and shaking his fist
lie snid then To Mr.. Pryor lyon are doing tho
snme thing Yourself" lie said it distinctly, and
was surprised when he looked at the reporters
notes to he was not 81 reported. With n
view to make the report correct, he inserted whnt
he sail lie would ask Mr. Pryor, if he dill not
erase shnt remark from the Globe report, and what
thrr ihnn strike out whit another gentleman Ind
written in tho report. he would cut of his right
arm. But that remark Put in its proper place, AS
hi uttered it was erased by the gentleman from
Vlrginir. lie stood by the words he had uttered
on that occasion.
Mr.. Pryor. of VA. said the gentleman from
Wisconsin, desired 10 know by what authority |
erased from the report the words that he placed
there. lie had changed nothing that the reporter
had reported but he felt himsclfnuthorized to erase
from the report nm unwarranted and impairment
Interpolation The gcntlcma" from Wisconsin
had said he would cut of his arm rather than
strike out whit another gentleman had written.
and yet he could interpoa,e the report with words
none had heard. lLaughter) lie was glad Mr..
Potter stood by his words. and hc supposed that
he gave him tMr. Pryor. liberty to construc them
ns he chose. Ito should so construc them. and
whether the gentleman would stand by them. the
sequel would demonstrate. (lronic laughter from
Black Republican benches
later dispatch from Washington says: The
colloqnv between Messrs. Pryor and Potter, in
the House. has lcd To iniatory steps on the part
OF Mr.. Pryor for duel. an invitation having
been extended to Mr.. Potter, through friend to
leave the District for the purpose of receiving n
challenge.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-13
Trust Sale of Valuable Land, near
,vochhurp

eY virtue Of truSl decd, by Waller Henderson
11 aud wife, on the LIST day Of December 1859 and duly
corded The Undersigned trustee therein named will offer for
sale SATURDAY, the 18th day Of May next the prem
that desirable TRACT OF LAND bought by the said
Henderson Of Edgar Whitehead Esq, lying about two and
hall miles from the city of Lynelbur and containing TWO
HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACRES. This land has upon
comfortable DIV ELiING House, all necessary buildings
well wood has about thirty OF excellent meadow and
sworhy Of the attention OF persons desiring good hIm ana
residence Those wishing To purchase referred 10 alter
Henderson Cor further Information or to tho who s
authorised to sale rivately hcdns proper 10 do
TERMsTbc proper, VIII bceold for one fourth OF the
chase money negotiable noie satisfactorily endorsed,
added and for the balance, credit
years. for bonds with personal security carry lug
Interest from deed land secure
their payment. JOHN NJ. SPEED, Trustee.
NH -dkehl tds1Tttep copy.1
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! tksrsssls which he's followed would be uPch us.
l.Fa thls reason. md bsiag warned ~ the exam
pie Il he Democratic factions represented BY
IIanter aud Wise-whilst not unfFisndly 10
the aspirations Of Mr.. Bots. we did hope
thst TIE question Of preference would have been
kept In abeyanse I'LL the meeting Of the national
Convention. Our vorst fears have been real
ired. and we nov end those who should be
pulling together. are scattering frebrands in tie
party whilst tie Democratic press and politicians
are cxnting over what promises 10 break and
scatter the remainder Of the Opposition in Nir-
gipi-. For IA, frst time in many years. their me
rroi olitan Press has been constituted tho medium
for the publication of Mr.. Bolts eiusions willis,
with the same motive. they reproduce The ed'to'i'
ais of the Richmond Mig. Ought not these
facts prompt tho belligerents to settle their inter
necine quarrel, aud present united front to the
common enemy
Tho good Of the party i1perioasly demands H.
and We sincerely trust that our friends who have
recently been betrayed into this unseemiy strife
will now rest on thoir arms, ard finally ground
them altogether. We cannot, now that our nnm
bers have been thinned and wasted by dcserion,
afford to war upon each other.
Let the guns be spiked, and tho reign Of Ieace
and concord be restored.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-13

longing to q. H. Hardy's estate. ~
IN the United staes Court 4iL Circuit and yii
L District. Friday, December I7tL, 1855: e"''
of the State OF Alabama, and merchants AMI
trading under the firm and style OF Davenport pas,
t'omelinss called g. Davenpor. Paterson). pantns
william L. Saunders, James Chalmers james saundes T,o
sN''u'''" D"'u f IN oiiaNGksY' Defendants
and thercup"n upon consideration thereof ordered ST.
judged and ecrced that unless .e judgme, mentioned h iI
bill of the eonpIananis amounting 10 The sum of o H.
sand and twenty. dollars and flren cents win i,
ac interest," ' G ss 3" "a@a o% s s %s
September in the year 1888 ill paid and forty dollars snJ
gthe viii, he costs Of the con'.inanis this suit to be-
faxed by t CLERK OF this Court which sums are due rom
emplapanls sa oe paid by The said VIM Saunders to t
sac, eoplainanis ON Or before The 10Th Of April neN, then
this such part thereof the Master ner men
Of money herein before mentioned which propery eonsiss US
the house AMI lot described In the decd Of the William l.
day May, s1 Of recsrd In the CLERKS Office Of thu
Court Hastings for the city Of h,nchbrg on the ish a Of
William family Residence situated =, s .@e h Sad
Of Main Isn in NJ s Ins L%sAs a an. which
William L Saunders Of Robert awilo Also other properly
and Mary his vile to the sad James Chalmers ru.
tee, wh deed btars e the 18th day Of May in tho year
The Of Hastings city Of Iynehb"rs which pro
perry described nil his the sn W saunders interest
street. in the city of Lynchnrg, and occupied by O.
Adams which Interest equal undivided half par " that
the property described aforesaid sold public auctin
npon the premises In the city OF fynchburg cash. the
highest bidder, by William \. Watson, the Masters OF
this Court after giving ten days notice. least the time
and place of sale in two Of the newspapers published in said
city, and that proper conveyance without general warranty
be executed for The popcr! sold by James Chalmers the
trustee, in the deeds mentioned and possession delivered
said istes and of the arte, 10 Tins may
possession Of said property Ia the purchaser thereof upon pay
enl of The pureae money 70 the said Master; a tina, .ai
MASTER upon the receipt OF said purchase money, do forthwith
deposit The same In the Bank of Virginia 10 The credit Of this
and subject 10 the order of this and
make report OF his proceedings 10 this Court
decree Copy-rcsc,
LoFTIN N. Elicit, Clerk.
RICHMOND Goth March, ls60.
The Judgment mentioned il the decree aforesaid moi having
been paid In accordance with The provisions of the said decree
shall proceed, on TUESDAY, the l7h day of April
the hour Of O'Clock F. NJ in the city Of Iy ncburg upon The
premises commencing with the property first mentioned in the
decree 10 sell the property bc in said decree
thereof be necessary satisfy the judgment In the de-
forth and the anil the charges
TERMS rs provided for in the Decree
WIN +. WATSON, Master
NH 2s dtlIup Com'r In Chanccry.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-13
A Rare Chance for Spectators.

A Rare Chance for SPECTATORS
1aeS As Commissioners appointed by decree Cir
wv cult Court of Amherst county pronounced The March
u.s. and Field e ats g. Davies ct as shall Friday,
ty, proceed sell, public ttion the TWO TRACTS OF
LAND in the bills and procce ma ono I. ing
river, below said Ferry containing acres These lands
all in original growth, and lth contain valuable To-
bacco land There said to be rich deposits iron ore and
line alum spring the land Any wishing To examine
the land. can enquire Of VIM Ridgewn!ya tile Rope Ferry
TMRMs-Enough in cash to dey hle rxensss sale
balance equal inalncnts Of one ahrcc Veark bonds
with good personal security and title retained until all te pur
chase money is paid. .5tf
A. T. ROBERTSON, l,, q
JNo. y. k0BERTsoN Conf"
AMHERST c. IT,, April 10th, $50 fan io.cwtly
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SALES By AUCTION
FUTuhG DAYS.
Dr. @. r. lPHELP9 AucrIosErr.
10 1lkIs STREET.

NIEGro GIRL on s<z=rdzy morning. the I4th ms, =, -
N O'Clock, wihset avery likely Negro Girl ID ,s,s ~
HoEsE ANBTvP RyGGy.-one second hand Tn, p,.
bus lille uscd. - In ed order; also, fur young Fai,
Horses '9
CIGARS AND DRANDY.-si,OO 900 Cigars various brand,
Y Casks Cognae Brandy, To cover advances. -"us ;
HEkkiNGS.-i00 Barrels No. Herrngs
ap ID = q. II. PHELPS. Auctione.,
VlRusTEE's SALE, IN AMHERST, OF LAND. sTocr
In pursuance OF deed of trust executed 10 The un
by John l. Harrison the 3nh September 1859, 10 $50,
debt dine j. u. stokes, he will sell ut public aneton ~,
premises at IL O'Clock TucSn,, May Eth the sajn, Inc
tract OF LAND on which said Harrison resiis-conton
Acres pber with all the Stock Ciop Plantation
Eegne WataR named lady '' ana
This Land lies Immediately Tho yneibnrg AMI ,,
ottesyie Stage road, within nine miles Lynchl,,o
miles of nclscrs stations the Grunge and Alexandra ~
road IL ~ In gsd ORDER and has upon first rate DIV elm
House anal ala necessary barns and cut holses "s
TEKas ttasi-1iilc believed Ia be good but acng M
only such title will be Conveyed vests The decd
mp ~ eids $. Z. WOoDRDOF Tn,.,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-13
CLOTHING! CLOTuINC!l CLOTUING,I

1 addition the large and fashionable stock READY
MADE CLOTHING purchased | have engaged first rate
Cutter and will rom this date, manufacture great part of
M, stock NJ home llavns bought my GDods Ihrters
and Commission liousa, orr great inlueenrn 10 The
lnlc Garments will be mad, sor notice. and GOOD m
WARRANTED Ny friends and all lovers of home and
southern manufacture, are re'ues~i TO pairmize nt will
hold great Inducements pronp pyir non,
,rs Ny stock embraces Gentlemen, Youths and Boys Cloth
Ing OF description; also, Furnishing Goods snch M
Shirts Collars, Gloyes Ties Handkerchief Drawers socks
snsclcrs, Trunks Carpet Bays, and number Of otner n
ccs. To Country Merchants will say that am nav t.ta,
prepared than will sell ciap as any Loua is
sc Of baltimore. To on me will an,y enny ,ta
Tor his trouble. NJ GiIiitl EIIiEI tnn"
l.yNcnBURG April II, 1860
T. S.-A considerable Of good ban ran an, o,
cmloyinen ind reasonable prices paI for WORT a, h S
crn Clothing Mandatory. fsp III ' '1 N In ~