davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-27
VIRGINIA CE +

s2Nss. Il 4 All [ a and q Z PRssE ASSES
TRAIN will leave Richmond Dsily, at $50 A; NJ,
fpF S9RpoNNsXYfhktEHB GHR A
BRISTOL, KNOXVILLE, and all points in tbs
Southwest and daily Except sundaysl for JACh,
SONS RIVER and intermediate Stations west OF
Charlottesville. STAG Els for the SPR INGS con
pect with the Tram at Staunton, Mlllboro, and
sEs liver r foss, a hs inc
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-27
HuerNBse NOTICES.

JUAN wabLEsALE DEALER IN
FOREIGN E lhHsFs fysSIssLEs,o AID q.
You viii And great vss,s,yss nnn MY AVE
nv ~ OF the very best refined Crushed
snsar h made daily in very large Quantities Sold
st q low hsurc. City and country merchants are
'e'ps'" JUAN PfzZINI, l1s Main St.
au l3-lm Richmond, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-27
DENTISTRY.

~ GEORGE b. STEEL,
WfTS -si DENTIST, p
Ao Once and Residence Southside Of Main,
between !th and 8th sts., i've doors above Cren.
shAw,s New Hotel. Richmond, Va.
Having an experience OF ten years in ais profess
sion, he feels confident Of giving satisfaction to
those who may favor him with their patronage.
NH lk-6m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-27

6YYT SURGEON DENTIST,
once on Main, below Pearl street, next
doors doors above Messrs. Thos. X. Price & Co.'s Dry
The subscriber hav,ns removed to the above
house, would be pleased to see those with whom he
oas ENGAGEMENTS, and has made extensive prepa
f faSons y serve the public generally. All opers
fytc Known 70 the Profession, and all work done
" MIN warranted TO give GatisfAotiOn. l0ol9-ly
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-27

where. au s-om
'f BforiNH S OK FELT, ROOFING; .,.e
ROOFING. of a very superior quality. either In
town or country. ,,
and LIGHTNING RODS,
ap1-sm IRON Block: Governor st:
FOR SALE OF SLAVES, ,Riohmend, Va,
'Gss pf0s5 asf has an interest in the bust
ness from this day. eS-6m
WOOD EDDY q 60 GorrERIEs.
BY M M ssstss Of AND KENTUCKY
Draw daily. in public, under the superinten-
-, denee of sworn Commissioners w,
nSi FRIES 2fisv vHR3 sn Fs5h 00's' m'soas
TICKETS FROM r. so to sl0o'ooo'
Circulars giving FILL explanation =, nat and the
By addressing WOOD EDDY 1 CO,
WOOD, Esl PpY < c 6pei''
Io-ly st. Louis Mo.
TTHE UNDERSIGNED have formed GO
L Partnership for the transaction Of C0MtMyISs
WEE WasB Be5JbSakNs Vase Was 'hf hy y~ #
ticuar attention to the sale of FLOUR, WHEAT,
CORN and TOBACCO. They occupy the store and
lumber-house No. s. Main street, long occupied by
Lewis Webb, LEWIS WEBB,
JOHN 6. WADE.
RICHMOND. VA. Nov. l. 1859. no 7-dcw&swta
DAVIS. DEUPREE CO.. will give their
entire ''' SALE 81 s. = SEss|oEs Is, ,,v.,.,
ODD FELLOWS HALL.
Corner Mayo and Franklin streets,
RICHMOND. Va.
RO. H. DAVIS.
VIM. s. DEUPREE.
8. r. FUNDREN.
RUFUS 6. MADpux, Clerk. je lily
JAMES ID. BROWNIES
j ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS,
eth street, next to the Mechanics Institute.
IRON RATINGS, VERAN DAHS, BALCO-
MES, CHAIRS. SETTLES, &C.; also, Grating,
Vault and Cellar DOORS, and every other kind OF
IRON WORK for ornamental and building pur-
poses, manufactured at snort notice.
A Particular attention given to enclosing Burial
Lots ln the city md country. jaA-l2m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-27
q .OOTS AND sH0ES-GREAT

HREDUCTIoN IN PRfcEs.0CHAS.~ 80
%BEHLE, Broad street, between I'd and Sd,
Keeps a large stock Of Ladies, Gentlemens and
any body in Richmond to compete with him in his
line, he manufactures to order and tends
CoI0red CATERS, M OROC Co BOOTEES,
SLIPPERS and BUSKIhS: Gentlemen's city
made Patent Leather CATERS. OXFORD TT Els
Goods at and below cost. Call soon, if you wish to
get good bargain Toe lily CHAS. BELLE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-27
IA. Curnip Seed,

M Baths, Baths, Baths.
HOT, COLD AND SHOWER BATHS,
can be had daily, from O'Clock A; M until 10
pooing and Bathing Saloon, under the American
Hotel, entrance on 18th street. Single Bath rs cts
or FIVE tickets for 81
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-27

II AUCTIONEER,
FOR SALE OF SLAVES, Richmond. Va,
gives particular attention to SELLING SLAVES,
both publicly and privately.
ma X. D.. JAMES has an interest in the bust
ness from this day. j e3-6m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-27
n ". CHALKLEY,
-. DEALER IN tEAThER.

18Th street. between Main and Cary,
RICHMOND. VA,
Offers to merchants and manufacturers com-
pete assortment Of articles in his line, which have
been selected with great care, and cannot fail to
give salts tact ION.
invited, as every effort will be made to give satls-
faction, both az to terms and price.
au lS-dIN&cw3m
las r. NACMURD DO, Agent MANHATTAN
d LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. Of New
York, Office at the Insurance Agency Of Igos.
din's Hall, where applications will be received.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-27
BOOTS, sHOEs, &c.

@ LADIES' MEELED CATERS.
Co. We are in receipt of about 0Og pairs OF
tieeisd Caters, fresh from the manufacturers;
VARYING in price from 81 rs to 81 80 per pair =
Those in want of nice pair of Caters at a small
cost, can be supplied bv eating at
MARCUS HARRIS BROS,
Next IN American Hotel.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-27


nAJ. PttfielA Georxe.
Ga N. Blair + Co.'s BsiidiasJ
CORNER on cARy AND 18TH sTs., RICHMOND, VA.
Has 10 store and Offers for sale low
LLCoRlCE; Of approved brands.
TONQUA BEAM, of prime quality.
GUM ARABIC, OF different grades,
OLIVE OIL, warranted pure and sweet.
an elm
- Cans, Cans, Guns. - inst receives re e
England one hundred and fifty hne Doo BIZ
GUNS. Sportsmen wishing to EQUIP themseives3
for the Fan campaign, are requested to call ana
examine my stock before purehas,ns. a. an ,,noaa
kdent can exhibit the best Assoitmen' ,he S,ate
IN my ""e' w " JAMES WALSH.
au Sim Gun iWPots', w
IA Wheeie' SEWING MACHINES.
,,.,. prarsrort Conn. Principal Office,
al nctoIy IN Y Virginia Office, 227 Main ST.,
Richmond. branches ,hroushoat the state. ,a n,
n.r,,es Interested IN the sale Of other achines.
au Sim r., Z. CkAiSE, agent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-27

A- GENTS CLOTH GAiTEKs.-.I
49, have very superior lot of Cloth and
Prnneila Caters and Oxford Ties, which will
sell much cheaper than usual, to keep from carry
ing over to next season. Now is the time to get q
bargain, at William WALSHS,
No 43 N ain street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-27
TRAVELLERS fOcO

OFFICE RICH'U & PETERSBU X. X. CU.,I
Richmond, Va, April 3. 1850. {
CHANGE OF HOURS
k&4 NO. q On and after MONDAY, the ID
kx,z SoR--11Hs inst, the Trains on this road
will run as follows:
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND FOR PxTRRsBuRs.
Express, daily, except Sundays.) at: $50 A.
Acco mmodation daily, texcept Sundaysl
-. ...---...7O0 A. NJ.
Mail daily, Except Sundays,) at.-..-.. zW P. N.
TRAINS LEAVE PETERSBURG FOR RICHMoNn
Express, daily at. -. $50 A. NJ.
Accommodation daily, fezcept SundaJs,l
Mail, daily, (exespt Sundays,) at 5WP.M
ap 3ts THOS. H. WYNNE, Superintendent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-27

pOBERT WENDENBUKG,
IL SHIP BROKER, COMMLSSION AND
ORWARDING MERCHANT,
6 ROGER AND SHIP G H A n ID L E r :,
RICHMOND AND City PoINT, Va,
Is prepared TO take Goods on STORAGE at CITY
POINT on the most reasonable terms, without
charge of draya age either to or from store.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-27

MEDICAL CARDIFF. PLUME offers his ser
lfl vices to the public in the all secret
diseases. Twenty years practice in the above
branch gives DR.. r. claim to public favor.-Office
on Franklin street, near the Exchange Hotel, and
third house below Trinity Church. same side. Al
ways on hand, a supply of the CHEMICAL EX-
TRACT OF FLOWERS;'' one of the very beet
renovators for weakened parts now known. Medl-
cines sen ito order All commT Hica.ions by lette.
or otherv PROMPTLY nttsudaa 90 Richmond. Va
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-27

OFFICE RICHM'D 4 PET'G r. r. On =
RICHMOND. VA. July a. 1870
GE DHr frSm and after this date,
.xsx - N0RFoLK viii be eha me- %
PASSENGERS will leave Richmond ut 40 A
breakfast in Petersburg. and reach Norfolk h,
and arrive in Richmond at 6 30 p. NJ
jy 27--ft1 THOS II. WINNIE sun,.
The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1860-03-07
India and tie Cotton Supply.

A practical and experienced correspondent
of the London Times states that the rise which
has taken place within the last few years in
the price of labor in india and the still greater
rise in the value of agricultural produce other
than cotton, must modify the anticipations Of
those who are sangune of an increased supply
of cotton from that country. He cites the
decrease in the cultivation of indigo, notwith-
standing many al 7antages and considerable
rise in price, as an apt Illustration of the fact
that the Indian farmer follows the universal
rule of giving preference to the most profita-
bic crops What has happened to this i'm
portant staple must also, it is contended, hap
pen to cotton, unless circumstances change -
The value of labor and the price Of oilseed
and cereal crops, are more likely to be en-
HANGED than Lowered and, therefore
"if we look to India for large cotton sup
ply at moderate IS, 1t Is essential that we
first provide, by improved means Of aSricul
turc an increase of her average yield per acre
to something Ike that Of the United States,
and that also, as in Indigo cultivation, Euro
pean establishments should be formed in the
cotton-growing districts, and to make advances
to the farmers thereby saving them from the
exorbitant rates Of the Inoney-lenders-
Without this it is futile to expect an extended
supply from India. When it will not pay the
Indian farmer to grow cotton, it would be
useless to expect that Europeans could cult
waite it successfully on their own account
and it is only by supplying the means Of ma
king the occupation more profitable, such as
improved methods of agriculture and cheaper
advances Of money, that We can ever hope to
get from India the much-needed extended
SUPPLY
The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1860-03-07

A FTER long practical experience, and thaif
a fully testing large variety Of sewing Ma
eh neg now before the public, my convictions have
forced ne 20 adopt the WHEELER Il WILSON
Machine rs the best for Family, Plantation, ard
general use, ever invented. Among the advantages
i possesses over svery other Machine, are:
lst. Elegance and simplicity Of construction,
and consequent freedom from arrangement and
need Of rel air.
%. Durabili y, ease, rapidity Of operation, and
noise, IS movement.
3D. Beauty OF stitch, frmness Of seam, and econ
omy Of h-eai.
4jh. app liability to a variety of purposes and
materials.
9Th. The "Hammer," an attachment which no
other Machine has.
9th. 1t will sew from one thousand to fifteen hun
drei stitches in minute, and is equal, in dispatch
Of work to at least
Twelve ScamstTeSSCs.
The machines. in variety of pattern and style
CT finish, from the pIaiHost to the finest paror
meioIeon attachment, may be seen at my Office
give every purchaser full instructions-guar
the machine, and keep it in order for one year,
free If charge except in case of unfair usage.
The yubIic are respectfully invited to call and
see inT themselves.
- Machine Needles, thread and silk, kept
constantly n haal and for sale.
Sewing Machines Of every desert ption neatly re
IDlred atshor notice. .-.
iu.y :, 'jo-tf HENRI Il. EfAN
The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1860-03-07
hesPeciIuIIy,
j. W. VESEY.
[for the Conservative

Aberdeen, Aug. 18th, 1858.
DEAR VEsEY:-Upon tie principles Of justice
and Humanity, am induce d to ask your permission
toinsert this Communication ia your paper believ-
ing, as | do, that it may be the means of proven
ting Gntimey sorrow in many happy household.
Tn Friday last, having been for several days pre-
vieus absent from my family, found, my re-
turn home, that my infant, aged about 10 months,
was quite urwell, from some unknown cause
supposed Ia be teething. Upon examination,
however | was Of the opinion that her indspos-
itien proceeded fromswor and having been told
by respectable physician that Niher'S Caua-
dian beTmIiuge was a sovereign remedy against
this terrible enemy Of children, was Induced to
give It trial, reluctantly, By the aequieseence Of
my taTily Physician.
On the following morning, Saturday COM
menced administering 1t by directions, in
quantity, bsingafraid 70 give the amount Of pres
erption. was unable to detect my impres, ion
occasoned by it until late in the afternoon Of that
day; and should not then, bat for the discharge
a some thirteen worms, varying in length from
two and half TO six inches. his | thought
remarkable humber for a nursing infant But, to
my great amazement, about one O'Clock the next
morning was aroused from my Lumber to witness
the Incredible number Of enc hundred and thirty
six from evacuation.
Before breakfast the next morning, Sunday
but one small dose was administered, which was
followed by the discharge Ct fifty during the day.
The next day, Monday none was administered ;
but still occasional discharges occurred during the
day, varying in size and quantity described.
On Tuesday morning following, one more small
dose administered, making in all five doses Of
a quarter Of teaspo1ntu instead Of half pres
crined by the label Of directions. In ALL the little
creature has discharged to this date, the rise Of
three hundred worms, majority Of which will
average FIVE six inches ia length, and is run
ming about as usual with returning evidences Of
good health AMI spirits. Having met with such as
tonist1ag effects in the of my infant, was in
dUced to use the Nermifuge IN six other children
The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1860-03-07
TRANSIENT AND PRIVATE BOARD
ING HOUSE.

Corner of 7ombtgbee and President streets.
JICKNONL MISSISSIPPI
TyR. GEORGE W. J0HNSTON,begs i5.~~a
I'VE leave to tender his thanks TO his Is5SSasA
friends aud the public generally,for the isss5ss.
liberal patronage he has heretofore re- lEEaEs3ss@
ceiVed at there hands,snd solicts a con- asAA1AsAs
tinuation ofthe same He has lately added consider
able improvements to his house, which will enable
him in future to accommodate bis friends in better
style, and render them more comfortable than for
merly. lie now has ten large well finished and
well furnished roons, each having good fire. places
and being supplied with good bed-steads, beds and
bedding besides all the other necessary furniture
fixtures and equipments to render those comfortable
who may call upon him. either day boarders by
the week. or month. He is prepared also, at all
times to furnish single meals to transient customers
His table is furnished with the best the market
affords, and is served up in the very best STYLE He
has long experience in Boarding House keeping,
and he fiatters himself that he exercises gem
eral supervision his house himself, that be will
be ate to give satisfaction to and render easy and
comfortable all who may favor him with call. He
recommends his house as first class Boarding
House-anj trusts it will BID found so by those who
may patronize him. His servants experienced,
courteous and aeeomodating-alwsys at their post,
ready to assist in anticipating the wants OF his
customers.
While his Accommodations equal in every res
pect his rates of charges reasonable as those
of any other Boarding House in Jackson.
Sent g. '5o--I1m
The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1860-03-07
9Th ANNUALAN ANNOUNCEMENT.

SIN Ann a a Il ANNobNS EMEsN Il
CONTINUED SUCCESS OF THE COSM0POLl-
TAN ART ASSOCIATION.
EINRON all sections of the country subscribers to
Il this popular Art Institution, now in its sixth
year, are being received in a ratio unparalleled
with that Of any pre-, ious year.
Any person become member by subscribing
50 which will entitle him 10
tst.---The Beautiful Steel Engraving,
s'Shahs peare and His FrIends.''
2nd.--A Copy of the Elegantly Illustrated
Art Journal. one year.
3rd.--A Free Season Admission tn the Gall
Icrics, SIS Broadway, New York.
In addition 10 which, over touF haut3red valuable
Works Of Art green to subscribers Premiums,
comprising choice Paintings, Sculptures, Outlines,
&C., BIZ the first American and Foreign Artists.
This Superb Engraving, which every subscriber
will receive immediately receipt Of subscription,
entitled
ssSIEAhESPERE AND Ills FRIENDS
is of n character give unqualified pleasure and
satisfaction. No work cf equal value was ever
before placed within reach Of the people at such
price The Engraving is of very large SIZE being
printed on heavy plate paper, 30 by So inches, ma
King most superb ornament suitable for the walls
Of either the library, parlor, or Office.
lt can be sent to any part of the country, by
mail, with safety, being packed in cylinder, pos
IA &c prepaid
Think Of it! Such work, delivered free of
charge and the ArtJouruaI year, for three dol
lars
bHbb-ti pttvuS II b5 IetClftu uIlil lho
of Tuesday the 3Ist of January, 1850, at which
TINS the books viii close and the Premiums be given
to IL Hse-io1rs.
No person IS restricted to single subscription
Thoss reustng SIS are entitled to six member
ships.
Subscriptions from California, the Canadas, and
all Foreign Provinces, must be s. 50 instead Of s.
il order to deftay extra pls5ases, &C.
Persons wishing t, form clubs will apply for a
Giro lar Of terms Sc.
Thu. haaur'Ful'E, EIlsFro+el Att JpuruaT piVir q
fall particulars viii be sent receptof IS cents
! IN stamps c in.
Address C.. DERBY, Actuary c. i. A,
JIi and SIS Broadway, New York.
! Subscriptions also received by DR., u. r. LEN
| MAN. Hos. SEC, for Jackson Miss.
L
The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1860-03-07

have been promenading minus cr1nolne, out
the legion of sensible women persist IN their
usual appearance, excepting the circumference
is somewhat less.
Dresses are set on to the belt, or cOrsGge, IN
large box plaits; also very ugly, and causing
the skirt to hang badly; but nodistes insist
upon it-so what can one do? Sleeves are set
in the same style at the shoulder, the plaits
banded across by velvet, or trimmed with but
tons which are ofttimes of velvet set IN
rosettee of narrow black lace, simply for or
nament.
Flounces are most worn in uneven numbers,
from five, nine, fifteen, to twenty-nine, gener-
ally pinked.
have been INDUCED in long and LOVING
peep at the new Partisan flowers, bringing
sweet and spicy memories of sunny skies and
warm south winds laden with those perfumed
breaths of yiolets and sweet musk roses and
with eglantine," and banks
"Where the wild thyme blows.
Where ox-Iips and toe nOdding coWslIp grows.
Thus unused over these exquisitely deli
cate creations, wondering at their marvellous
naturalness. Flowers Ofmingled satin, straw,
velvet. and both beautiful and new, and nearly
all these rare bouquets are all knotted togeth-
err nv Leehorn straw which depends in a long
feathery plume from the green stems. An
entire new style is composed Of lace, white
lace pansies par erample, the large knees STIFF
fened and the hearts gummed on IN rose col
ored blue or yellow silk. These are rather
larger than l think any botanist has ever de-
scribed, and Of colors any species unknown to
the most devoted follower of Linneaus, new
ertheless, they are beautiful, and remind one
of lovely large butterflies. Black and green
grasses are to be mingled in these bouquets.
The foliage is nearly all made of green stiff
lace sometimes covered with crystals,
Like round and orient pearls,
Within the pretty foweret's eyes,
Like tears"
These are the prevailing styles of the fash
ionable flowers; the creamy tint of the straw
roses when half composed of rich groseiHe,
Marguerite, rose de roi, or blue velvet, is indie
scribably BEAUTIFUL; then there are punches of
half blown roses Of rose-tinted white, hidden
in broad, dark green, waxen leaves-perhaps
a crimson bud nesting in the heart.
The blandest smiles and most cunning di-
plomacy Of your correspondent had to be
forced into requisition before these newly ar
rived treasures were exhibited, in advance OF
the season.
"If she WILL she viii. you may depend ont"
Like Fatima, during her exploring expedi-
ton into her lords private apartments,
shrank back appalled, at the array of skeleton
frames of embryo bonnets to decorate femi-
nine heads during the coming spring and sum-
mer season-larger and more great grand.
motherly than those of the last date-NelC
York Co9TeSD0D1pBrp Of flp " y TlsItg
The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1860-03-07
THE MISSIsSIPPIAN.
3. BARKsDALE, Editor & Proprietor.
From the Home journal.
TO THE DEPARTED.

On jewellers amid the infinite
At peace among the stars,
Our yearning hearts sch aadibly
From these lone prison bars.
Let your rapt sense forego awhile
The harmonies ye hear;
The glad eyangels that ye sing
Are born Of requiems here
Oh ye beloved look tenderly,
Forgive the tears We she'd
They blind rs to your outstretehed arms;
We gaze but on our dead
Last night thy smile was on his lip,
Our strength was in his care;
His breast our bulWark seemed, and now
An that remains is there
The starry soul, an exile here,
Heard your celestial strsin-
Ye wooed il to your shining ranks,
Our anguish is your gain
Oh fearful human Lowell that pours
Thus DER the senselsss clay
The passion Of . breaking heart,
With such resistless sway.
With trembIings and tenderness,
We turn to what is left;
Love fears to trust, fer love hath been
So cruelty bereft.
Ys that our souls hare love and lost
Forgive the tears We shed
They Blind Us to your outstretched arms;
We gaze bnt on our dead.
TRANoUILLA.
The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1860-03-07
I.CKSnN uOIrSE.
EEAVING leased large and commodious 81
q q Hausc sitnattrl IN the second square A

EEAVING leased large and commodious o.
HI House, situated On the second square Miia
from the State House near the Governors Mansion,
in tie most desirable part of the city, formerly
known as the Washington House, convenient TO the
New Orleans and fieksburg Railroad, and having
thoroughly renovated said house in all its apart
ments, am now prepared To accommodate private
and transient bOarders.
Families furnished With rooms on as reasonable
terms as can be had in the city.
Persons wishing to take the cars can have their
meals at any time desired.
Members Of the coming session Of the Legislature
wishing to engage will please address the un-
dersigncd in season 10 secure them.
Ne pains will be spared on the part of Proprietor
and lady to render the house pleasant resort for
all who may favor them with their patronage.
July Is '59-6n W. d. kARR.
NEERCHAUM Pipes and Cigar Holders; Gvld
lVH Pens, the bst that made; Window Shades
and Trimmings, Cornices &c; Pebble spectacles,
the best quality and low prices: Colts old and new,
aud Whitney's Colts Pistols, Chickering and Sons
Louis XIV Piano. And every variety Of Goods.
Oct IS 49, J. b. M0REY,