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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-03-21

A LII kinds of Dried Fruit, Raisins, Con
"A dictionaries, at wholesale can be had at
A. Felix's Cheap Grocery and Variety Store.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-03-21

90 BUSHELS Peaches. a choice quality
~ Of Pared and IMPAIRED Peaches, from
Vnio, On hand at A. FELIX'S.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-03-21

I is hoped that persons knowing them
i selves indebted to the firm of WIN. b.
HOFFMAN & Co. will do US the justice of
calling and settling their accounts. If not
done soon, they will be left at Justice for
collection F. j. HOFFMAN,.
Lewistown, January II, 1861.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-03-21

4 'OAL OIL-the very best article fn use at
~ sep6 +. D. EOEFMAk's.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-03-21

pURNING Fluid at Il cehts per quart, by
ID jan3 f. }. HOFFMAN.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-03-21
SnlRllNaS SAlBS.

RY virtue of'sundFy writs of FL Fa.; Ven
~ Exponas and Leyari Facias issued out of
the Court of Common Pleas of Mitfin coun-
tty and to me directed, viii be exposed TO sale
by public vepdue or outcry, at the Court House,
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-03-21

IT. J. WALTERS, Pro.
Prothonotary's Office, Lewistown, Mar. II, 1861.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-03-21

SHOE FINBINGS.-A full assortment of
~ Shoe Findings on hand, some articles
much reduced in price.
myl7 F. j. HOFFMAN.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-03-21


A Lot of Ground situate on Hale street, in
the Borough of Lewistown, fronting one hun
dred and seyenty-fve feet on said Hale street,
and running back ooe hundred and fifty feet,
more or less, to private alley and part 10 the
feeder, and bounded on the east by Gemmili
and Chrisweli, west by an aliey and other lot
of defendant with double frame two story
house, stable and other improvements there
on erected.
Also, One other Lot of Ground, fronting
sixty feet, more or less, on the aforesaid Hale
street, and running back TO Samuel S. Woods,
bounded on the east by an alley or other lot
of John r. Weekes, west by Davis Bates,
south by Hale street, and north by Samuel S.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-14
FROM MON

MONTGOMERY, May 1.-THE question of the
removal of the Provisional seat of Government
from this city to Richmond will be decided to-
day. 1t will probably be defeated. 1t is ex.
pected, however that President Davis will go
to Virginia. and head the Army on the border
Secretary Memminger, OF the Treasury, has
sent IN report Of a scheme for raising the
funds necessary for the prosecution of the war
This and the tariff arc the only questions now
remaining for consideration of Congress, which
will probably adjourn about the I'D inst. to
meet again in the middle of July unless sooner
called together by the President.
In regard to funds for carrying on the war.
fifty millions will be raised, probably one ali
by Treasury notes, one-fourth by customs, and
one-fourth by direct taxation.
Volunteers will not be received for less
term than three years, or during the war.
Field and staff officers will be appointed by
the President. In local emergencies the Pres
ident may receive volunteers otherwise, but
not for campaign service.
The following appointments have been CON-
frmed by Congress:
Wade Keys, Assistant Attorney General
George E. Nelson, Superintendent Public
Printing.
Il. Warren Noise, District Judge, Louis
lana.
E. E. Blackburn, Marshal District of Flor
ida.
L. J. Morris, Marshal Admiralty Court,
Key West.
u. IL. Hamilton, Marshal District of South
Carolina.
Is. Patterson Marshal District of Alabama
W. Il. II. Tyron, Marshal District of Mis-
sissippi.
q. b. Byerby, Marshal District of Louis
lana.
f. L. Ross, Marshal District of Georgia
ID. =. Holland, District Attorney for Flor
ida.
John L. Tatum, Attorney Court Of AdIni-
rally, Key West.
George Mason, Attorney District of Texas
Carol Posey, Attorney District of Misss-
sppi.
James Conner, Attorney District of South
Carolina.
II. q. Miller, Attorney District of Louis
lana.
Il. J. Requier, Attorney District of Ala
bama.
]. Hamilton Cooper, Attorney District of
Georgia.
W. +. Hin, Judge District of Texas.
A. NJ. Clayton, Judge District of Missis-
sippi.
DR.. Mcdowell, of Missouri, is now address,
ing large crowd in front Of the Exchange
Hotel.
The Express Company commences running
regularly to Pensacola next week.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Reported for the Richmond Dispatch.
MORE FIGHTING AT ST. LOUIS.
CONFLICT IN THE STREETS.
SOLDIERS AND CITIZENS SHOT DoHgyyy
Great Exciteme 1t-Prociamatfon from
Gen. Harvey, &c.

sT. Louis, May I2.-Another tragedy &C.
CURED here last night. The Home Guards,
while marching through the streets, were fol-
lowed by crowd of citizens, who Kissed and
booted them, when boy discharged pistol
in their rear. The company fired upon the
crowd. The whole column was then thrown
into confusion, breaking ranks and firing down
their own line well as the crowd on the
sidewalks. -Four soldiers and four citizens
were killed, and as many wounded. The most
fearful excitement prevailed.
Gen. Harvey issued proclamation express
ing his regret at such a state of things. He
says the military under bis command will
only be used in the last extremity, and he
hopes not to be compelled to resort to martial
law. To avoid excitement, the regulars will
be used to aid the local authorities.
The surrender of Camp Jackson caused
great excitement in the Legislature. The
military bill passed both Houses. The State
Treasury has been removed, as we'll as the
powder purchased by the State.
The citizens are enrolling themselves in the
Home Guard, in obedience to special call Of
the Governor.
One thousand Illinois volunteers are sta
toned at Caseyyilie, seven miles distant
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-14

Mr.. Russell, the London Times correspon-
dent, before leaving Montgomery for New
Orleans, is said to have become fully con-
WINGED Of the pecuniary and military re-
sources OF the Government OF the Confederate
States.
In Clarksvile, Tenn, the 7th inst,
Samuel Anderson was killed by Bailey Brown
in fight They We're both volunteers. Brown
was arrested.
Augustus Fuller, Il member of one of the
Memphis companies, was drowned near that
city last week.
VIM q. McBeth, a Methodist preacher, fell
overheard from Mississippi steamer las t
Thursday and was drowned.
Martin Cox member of the Jackson
Guards, was drowned at Randolph, Tenn, on
the 9Ih inst, while bathing.
A large quantity OF gunpowder, from New
Orleans, arrived at Memphis on the sIh in
slant
Rufus King, Minister TO Rome, has been ap-
pointed Rrigadier General OF the Wisconsin
forces.
Jos. Connor, who was detained at Annapolis
on the charge OF opening government cis-
patches, has been released.
Lieut.. J. Hogan Brown died on board the
receiving ship Princeton, at Philadelphia, last
Friday night.
OF the midshipmen who go into the Naval
School at Newport, Il. l., there are only eight
from the seeded States.
The cotton mills In WeDSter, MSS, nave
been stopped. Large numbers OF persons
have thus been thrown out of employment.
All the bridges on the Northern Central
Railroad between Harrisonburg and Bilti-
more have been rebuilt.
There has recently been great freshet In
the rivers in the State of Maine.
Most of the merchant vessels now leaving
Bos ton go out fully armed
John Henderson, q well known grocer in
phiIadat died suHHnDty Wednesday,.
by order of the Council, the restaurants Of
Lynehburg Gloss At 10 p Nj.
Mr. Wrenn, of Norfolk, who was accident
ally wounded by bayonet, Is recovering.
Gen Beauregard arrived at Charleston from
Mon tgomery on Friday last.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-14
The Traitors AT Wheeling.

ALEXANDRIA, May 13--The Tory Conven-
ton ofNorthwestern Virginia met at Wheeling
to-day, for the purpose of concerning measures
for division of the State. 1t is rumored that
over thirty counties were represented. The
proceedings have not transpired.
whatever may come from Wheeling by
telegraph will have Black Republican color
ing If thirty counties were represented there,
It was (ourside of Wheeling and the Pan Han
dle) by a few disorganizers Garlic Is the
leading spirit in this movement. 1t will
doubtless turn ont that neither Waitman T.
Wiley, nor VIM. G.. Brown, nor any other
man of prominence, took part in the proceed
ipgs. The Pan Handle is making tremen-
dous splitter, but the country will not re-
spond.l
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-14
From ashingtOn.

ALEXANDRIA, May 49, 1t is estimated that
there are 1000 troops now in Washington.
Desertions from the Federal army are nu-
merous.
Runawsys from Virginia are arrested by
the u. S. troops in Washington.
The U. S. Postmaster General has made ar
rangements for the transmission of the mail
between New York Fort Pickens and Havana,
by Government steamers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-14
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.
From The Camp ut ashland.
CAMP ASHLAND, Hanover CO., Va,


CAM ASHLAND, Hanover CO., Va,
May II. 1861.
Among tina troops encamped here are the
following companies
faualry.-Ciovernor's Guard; Chesterfield,
company II; Hanover Troop; Henrico Troo p;
Amelia Light Dragons.
ia(dntTy-Young Guard, Richmond; Chat
ham Gray company a; Halifax Light Guard;
HHnnt Vernon Guard; Ches terrified Central
Guard.
n.gsmen.--Old Dominion Rifles, Bedford Ri
ne Greys.
From an observation Of the troops concen-
trated here. l can say that finer body of men
can nowhere be found. / recognize many
smiling faces from Richmond, and have been
happy to meet with many an old friend. The
gusto with which they partake of the cool
spring water is astonishing. HAvgLoCK.
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ARRIVAL OF THE NORTH STAR.
y J. . . ID Y d "A Il T I. f :

NEw YORK, May l2.--The steamer North
Star, from Aspinwall brings Panama papers
OF the Attn instant. General Gustieweros gain
ed victory over the Government forces at
Tanja, new Grenada. The battle lasted tw o
days. The Government foces had 400 killed,
including General Carrel. Aregena escaped
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-14
From Annanaiis.

ANNAroLIs, May IA messenger sent by
Gov. Hicks to Gov. Letcher bias returned from
Richmond. He says that the Virginiaps ex-
pected $4,000 Confederate troops by Thursday
last.
Gen. Butler, with 80 men and pieces of
cannon, left this afternoon for some important
secret service, going in the direction of BaIt-
more
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-14
DIVIDEND NOTICE.

MERCHANTS INnURANCE COT
RIcHAoSD, May sth, 1861.
nlvIDEND.-The Board of Directors have
- THIS DAY declared a dividend of eight per
cent. out OF the profits of the last six months
payable to the stock holders on and ali er the 18th
inst. tmy s-tisM] J. H. MONTAGUE, See
nlEiDEND NOTICE.-The Board OF Direc-
- tors Of the VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE
INSURANCE COMPANY have declared divi-
lend, out Of the profits Of the Company for the
CHIT, payable to the Stock no lders their legal
representatives., on and after the 10th inst until
which date the transfer book will be closed
my a-dtl6A WIN. WILLIS. JR., Sec'y.
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CYrosrondence Of the Richmond Dispsteh
4 Run 10 Fredericksburg.

q.
FKEuPRIcKsBrR0, Va, May IL, 1851.
Providing ouTset with what Don Quixote
considers The TWO essentials OF the traveller, Il
change OF linen, aud a small stock OF pocket
money, we left Richmond on Saturday, to
sp"Ld sabbath AT the 'tiuished' town Of
fredericksburg. On our arrival, we found
tuTseit the guest Of one OF the most cordial,
polite Virginia gentlemen we nave ever met
The sabbath which looked down upon us was
on" 81 unusual brig tness ana beauty; The air
was sweet and ballny, ard every thing wore
'hr aspect OF lovely spring day. Before go
!Ug 10 church walked out TO the place
here Trst the ashes OF MARY, the mother of
Washington which j. marked by an uufin-
thed monument, the work OF 4 Mr.. Burrow wy,
q New \ ork, who failed before accomplish
Hg has patriotic purpose, and, while others
ara anxious TO carry it out, yet he urgently
sl'lts their delay until his broken fortunes
are repaired. In our walk passed by the
5omhio house beneath whose roof George
Wellington lived, and eaw the garden in
which his mother oitentmes labored with her
can hands.
A. We witnessed the narrow proportions of
u" building where such Il man was nurtured
ana RENE mbered that bis motherwas willing to
'el Tor her livelihood, we could not but think
iAai hen Tho MatTons and maidens OF our
Gay are willing to dispense with the conn tless
LHtuFlrs which they consider SO lnlis peHsl-
Die, and learn that worldly possess ns do not
v"hsuluie greatness, we may look for the
eawning Of an era as glorious as that which
Iollo"ta our American revolution.
We visited Camp Mercer in the afternoon,
WIN The expectation Of preaching 10 our SOL
ol'Ts from Richmond, but as there was no
shelter from the beating rays of the sun, it
"ss postponed until the evening, when
goodlY number met, by invitation, at the
PIes5yterlau Church
We found our friends in fine spirits com
loTt7sly quSriered, and highly DELI GIFTED with
.Ae generous hospitality of the citizens. We
nave never met nobler body Of young men
ua" company +, and could our enemies of the
Nof'A see what class OF persons were enter
iaS our ranks, anxious 10 do and TO die in the
service ol the State, and how rapidly such
H"a Ar" docking around our standard they
would very soon abandon the idea that there
-, exists ii large Union party in Virginia
hut 81 re must hurry back 10 look after our
gallant Howitzers, whose company Is so con
genial, and whose kindness SO marked. We
must close, CHAPLAIN.
kIeBaosD, May 18th, 1881
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-14
VISIT TO Cow. PESDERGRAsr.-The Nor
folk Argns. Of Yesterday. saYs:

On Saturday, Captain Hunter of the Hfr-
ginia Navy, Gen. Blow, Cot. IL. Robertson and
Capt VIM. n Mckpnney, went To Fort Mon
roe with Il flag Of truce, in the steamer mpire
j. +. MiIlIgan, Lieut.. Commanding.
One object Of the visit was To carry down
several women whose husbands left in the
Cumberland on the night of the fire; and an
other object WAS TO endeayor to obtain the
seven slaves whose escape OF seizure we have
noticed.
Com. Pendergrast offered to give up the ne
groes before Gen. Gwynns notice was pre-
sented to him. They were OF course brought
to the city, with the exception OF one who
could not be toand, and VINO Is possibly lurk
In the woods.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-14

GEN. TwIGg1, late OF the u. S. Army, has
addressed Il letter to ex-President Buchanan,
in which he says:
"Ionr usurped right to dismiss ne from the
army might be acq uiesced in but you had no
right 10 brand me as Il traitor. This WIS per
souai, and shall treat it as such not til rough
the papers, but in person. / shall, most rs
sGredly, pay visit 10 Lancas ter for the sole
purpose OF personal tHterrfetG with you
so, sir, prepare yourself. l am well assured
that public opinion VIII sanction any course
may take with you"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-14
War Steamers off Alexandria.

ALEXANDRIA, May l3-The steamer Paw
nee, lying off Alexandria, to-day mounted
two additional guns.
The United States steamer Mount Vernon,
stopped opposite to-day, and communicated
with the Pawnee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-14

WooD DEsTRoYED.-The supply of wood
from New Jersey Will be materially dimin-
ished by the ravages of the recent fires in At
lantic, Cape May, and Cumberland counties.
Forty thousand acres of woodland were ut
teriy destroyed, including large tracts of the
Inoat valuable cedar timber.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-14
REsrGsAross.-Th Alexandria Gazette, OF

yesterday, says
Chief Engineer Jackson, of this city, who
has recently resigned his posi- tiJn i'll The U. ).
Navy, has arrived in this city from Dos ton,
stad VIII proceed TO Richmond 10 tender his
services 10 the State of Virginia
DR.. Asa Wall, (son of John F. Wall,l OF
Frederick Co, Va, who has been absent foI
some years i'll the service OF the United
States, As Assistant Surgeon in the army,
returned home n few days since. DR. Wall
has resigned his commission in the L. 5.
army anu rendered ms services TO his native
State.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-14
Correspondeuce Of the Richmond Dispatch.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.
The Louisa Vofantsers-- Presentation of N
Flag.
FREDgRicKs HALL, Louisa CO., Va.
May II, 1881
The volunteer company, recently organized
here under the auspices of patriotic cit,zrnz
Of this place, Is progressing finely II Is daily
recruiting, and will soon be a well drilled ane
Efficient corps. 1t has more veal tn Ia II than
segions OF Lincolu's mercenares Its officers
are men of military ed ncation and experience
The company was presented the other day
with beautiful flag by the ladies, with the
motto victory or Death" Rev + S John.
son presented II In behalf Of the ladies in a
beautiful and patriotic speech TO Sergeant
Jas. Nelson, who received itand replied In
beautiful and eloquent manner, appropriate
10 the occasion. f,orIsA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-14
toI'espondeDcs Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
n'@'y-etgAh ARniuersary of the L. l. Blues
The Celebration Array from Home.
CAaP MERCER


Near Fredericksburg, May Is.
LAST Friday, the 10th OF May, was the 6oth
ee@i.'"IsaTy OF the "Oid Richmond Light In
IAhiTy Blues, day hallowed by many pleas
any associations of the past and one which is
"'ys hailed with especial delight by the
f"Aot Boys composing this fine corps. -
:, -, sPilr ne war, and ''hard times prepare
I'm ''pA' i'ad been made for spending the day at
OpiT Spring beautiful place about half
me from the camp. But, as usual, the
''"rt Mas unpIopitious and they had TO
III I've 6ag and baggage" TO the Citizens
80 80, "h're hasty. but sump:uous dinner
~ tpairc, ana punch, lemonade, and wit
-, H'tIF Tor three or four hours. At half
- = / N, the line was formed under
f'''1aAn u Capt 0. Jennings Wise attended
~ "a captain Vim. l.. Maule, Acting Adiu-
ma ~, lhia command, and Lieuts. Carter,
Digger The line marched down the
irnnt pa' street leading into the city, TO the
nm nm OF DIR. John Scott's residence, where
r..i ne 70 "A present, in honor OF the ladies
,or'.,'1h mere, who had kindly presented the
adornst "Ith The magnificent bouquet that
hog,e a"e Hhs-sian; then 10 Col. Rnggies'
',no,se aHu ne mouse formerly owned by the
MIS-. ol Washington" at each of which
tonr Eley came 10 present The column
an a.'rf returned to Citizens Hall
reg,,i PaiAGinB OF hearty repast, the first
e. - Toast was pronounced, The day we
lowe -, lhls was drank standing, fol-
tbs :. y 'Aree times three hearty cheers for
- 'ii Bines." Capt Wise resnoudsd
spr1ts, ~ pa history Of the company, and in
liioI.s VIC hearers with ali the zeal and pa
strneaIa 'hat Hnimates his breast in this
otir 80 ivf Southern independence. Patri-
NAV hes were delivered by Col. Ruggles.
Lei, LACY, Capt. Walker. Oapt. Maule'
don ~ cunsingham. Lieut.. Gilman, Mr. Sed
los,, III Blankman. and others. The last
Tor,,,,".s proposed by Color Sergeant
lAld !, - Our Captain" Enough
ous this WIS received with yoeifer
puynn nels ana drank standing, each man
1,n nhs ia his heart 10 follow the Cap
ysxs rhsrever he might lead, which will al
o. rbs ~ ~ Ia the front rank and In the thickest
"a ,usbt' Private Mountjoy then enlivened
bsrs,sa song, which WAS received with
Hsna u laughter. The Fredericksburg Brass
pntsar was in attendance, hayiag kindly vol
Hhslgn ." '1s '4~s's 'o1 ss4e w
va ' ~" haifDas five O'Clock. p. NJ, the line
sset nm med and marehrd back 70 the camp,
.'sA " Ais respective stall, all feeling
"a. s.,. .of having passed = jolly day. DESPITE
sa asa faasay stgssts.
sT :. tgs GsFal,ae 0fAys, CspEk!H Pa,
~. asFs sFtssl4, Asa viii b. shesmbea ID
Ss.lsss Issf ss'sktf ssssl wvtHff hGs,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-14
Affairs ut Harper's Ferry.

ZfHdIIs Ut KhdrptT TcITys
ALEX ANDRIA, May l3.-The Virginia forces
and United States troops are rapidly eoncen-
trating in the vicinity of Harper's Ferry. The
defensible positions are all possessed and for
titled by the Virginians. A fight is anticipa-
ted
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-14
u .Df UND ALUM AND IODINE MASS.

i,EDk OhD ALUM AND IODINE MASS
This article Is prepared from the water OF the
BEDFORD ALUM AND IODINE SPRINGS, by a
careful and scientific method of evaporation,
whereby all of the mir eral ingredients aud medi.
cinai properties OF the water retail ed In It
impaired. Call and procure pamphlet of onr
agents, containing certificates Of Prof. SAMUEL
JAcksoS, Of the Jefferson Medical College, Phila.
deiphia, and also tw enty other Physicians Of emf
hence, testifying to Its efficacy in various dis
eases. The MASS and WATER is kept for sale
by Messrs. MEADE BAKER and E. T. ROBINSON,
Druggists, Richmond, Va.
r. ECH0LS & SONS,
re 2J-dsm Propfistors.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-14

BosT0N ALARIEo "A dispatch from Bos ton,
May lith- says: An attempt made to
cut of the Cochituate water from the city
near Newton, Lower Falls. The attempt
was unsuccessful, the mason work being too
substantial for the implements used.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-14

A PATRIOTIC FAMILY j Judge Lumkin, of
the supreme Court of Georgia. has in service
OF the Confederate States At this time, four
sons, two son in laws, TWO grandsons, and
six nephews.
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DRY GOODQ 30

49, -~- ~ 49, .-A~..s
GREAT A CklflCE OF EMBROID-
~ ERlsS In consequence of the present CON-
mercial and political troubles, / offer my W hole
stock OF Eti brotderies. comprising two or three
thousand Collars; 200 Embroidered Hdk'fs: l. 900
yards Cambria aud swiss Edgings and Inserting,
and 500 Csmbric and pimity Bands at leo per cent.
below their value. Persons in want OF any ofthe
abuve can depend on finding them very cheap ~
my store. nv 81 JACOB A LEVY, ls Nam st
.)nEl CHlLUKEN'S COLORED ~ d D p
AUO SKIRTS OPENING THIS MORNING AT
kZEkIEL's ZAP ST E.-2eo Children's
Colored Hoop Skirts, tn be run eff for only nine
pence each. Now Is the tim- for the children that
want a Hoop Skirt real watch spring steel) TO
call soon. Only zoe Of them A. pinepence only,
at EZEkIELS, fMafBrt's old stapd,l
mys I'll Main street.
tDIUM PRICE DRESS GOODs.-ws
M have good stock 81 medium price Dress
toods-ssy, Embroidered Berage Anglsis, for Is
and sec. per yard; Lawns, Jac0nets Mad ryan
dies; fne assortment Popllns aud Pop ineites,
Mouslaines French Prints, Briliants, iughams.
Calicos, Silks, Foulards, NC. Our assortment Of
Plain Black Goods is better than vel before-ssy,
Black Bersge, Tamentine, Tam % Tum English
Poplin, Nous aines Challies, Bombazine, &c.,
SO Anxious TO reduce the stock OF these Go, DIS,
and turn them into cash ss soon as possible, wa
shall offer them at low prices. Our friends and
customers and The public generally, are invited
to call INV 81 CHILES y THENERY.