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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-03

In the first car. iiguY l. was my posi-
tion, where l acted AZ -,ductor, giving
the engineer signals. At No. q man
was stationed to watch for breaks in
the road. Nos. o, 4, So, Z, 8, 9 and
10 were the positions OF my detachment,
and Nos. IL to 10 we're the positions Of
men picked out as sharpshO0ters, with
orders to fire en- any person pointed
out. In this way we started slowly and
ran about three miles, passing some 200
OF the Massachusetts, men who had been
out for two days doing scout duty.
They had not eaten mouthful In twenty
four hours. We gave them our rations,
and you never saw men more grateful.
They joined US and pushed on until we
got TO where the track was torn up.
Here we sent the engines and passenger
cars back, put out scouts, found tho
rails, replaced them and started on,
pushing the two platform cars, with the
scouts on either side. We soon saw
some men, about mile ahead, prying
up the track. We sent the scouts ahead
and waitet, hoping they might get near
enough TO bring on an engagement, but
they had watch set and we could not
get within half a mile Of them, so that
We had to relinquish the proposed plea
sure.
April 2T.--I was called away yester-
day, and Will now try TO finish my let
ter. After we had been on the march
about four hours, we saw a patty Of
h0rsemen moving down on us We came
to bait and waited for them TO attack,
but they went round the side Of the hill
and we saw no more Of them. After
waiting sDme time ua coucIudadtn halt
and take breakfast. Having nothing to
eat, took twelve men and went to q
house on tho top Of a Mill, whore we
could see oil around the country for
some distance. Saw nothing OF the
enemy, 80 we knocked at the door. No
answer. Opened the door and went
In. Found the house empty. Looked
IN the cupboard and found some pre-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-03

tho President ths frst TO salute the Representative
Hall, the frst to get my men quartered, and ma
fret and only falntafier this an over. got
blow the head at the Junction, but dd MOI mno
much until my work was over then II Knocked me.
SUNDAY, April %. r. MI was sgsin called OH aad
will again catch up to the present moment and close
wiz give you shot at me al Ave PAGES Gao write lou
20 lo letter again We have had just nov divine service
by our Chaplain. The President paid us VISIT ana ma
Just left, after mAklcg speech He u handsome tof
boneiy man that Is. be Lights up well when animase1
but II great waste Of pendcuar to put 80 much
OF ID any one man You may rest assured be SOUND
and bis judgment good. I think him the best man
among the candidates for the place We have three So
cesionists under guard In the They or TIVE
Of them are said to have been In government employ,
and caught filing shell and with sand They
are waiting. very fo2lishy to try them. Our guards
killed two men Last night-One fer attempt
ing no force gthe sentry ana drawing q pistol on
him. 1 omitted TO tell you how we got
q breakfast to cook. We sent out foragcrs,
with orders TO take what they wanted and leave
more than it's value In Money but not TO come back
with lees than they could carry In some cases tho peo
pie refused 10 let them have anything any terms but
had 70 come, and when the struggling parties returned
1t vas cur i0us sight-one with calf, another with
pig, others with chickens, ducks eggs. milk, &C. These
were killed. with te excsptIcn Of the eggs and milk,
cooked and eaten within an hour $500
The mails are "nowhert" now, and wa can ooly get
the HERALD Of old dates by paying twenty i've to seven
~ five cents per copy. B. B.
IMPORTANT OPERATIONS OF THE SIXTY.
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THE NEW YORK REGIMENTS.
THE EIGHTH REGIMENT.

LETTER FROM A SERGEANT OF THE ENGINEERS,
EIGHTH REGMRNr-ARRIvAL OF TROOPS-AP-
PEARANCE OF THE NEW C0AERS-HEALTH OF
THE REdIMENTs-CAMP LIFE-DIETARY SCALE
ANNAPOLIs-COsT OF PR0yISlONS-A NIGHT
ALARM, ETC., ETC.
NAVAL ACADEMY, ANNAPOLIS, April 30, 1861.
Since my last and up TO last night nothing Of import
ance has taken place Troops constantly arriving
and departing for different stations the river 1t IL
aughsble sight to view Of the companies which
rived from the country places dressed with caps
others with old style dress coat with belts and
without but nevertheless all good hard listed fell
lows, and just the men, with few weeks drilling TO
cut their way through anything All the soldiers are in
excellent spirits and although fare Is hard for mill
tia men, there is not Pork, bacon, coffee and
biscuit with occasional ration OF potatoes, constitutes
daily food The grounds are in magnificent,
shaded with trees and laid out with brick walks the re-
sdences are also gotten up in the latest improved STYLE
inside and outside Two ships steam) have arrived and
lay about mile half from here. We have not yet
communicated with them.
Guard duty very heavy especially in the Eighth
gment forced to stand guard at times for six
and seven hours without relief and then mount again
In less than four hours One bait Of the Eighth regiment
(ab0ut 400 mem have been detailed to different parts OF
the surrounding country also battery OF the Eighth
gimeDt troop The striCtest military disc pine is OBJ
served in the yard, and allowed out Of their
quarters after tattoo when the sentnes doubled and
the counersgn manded from all patrong toe grounds
Last night general alarm beaten, and IN less than
five minutes every man armed and equipped, and in
ten minutes every regiment was ready to march The
greatest excitement prevailed, and the all seemed
anxious for the attack hohing however, occurred in
the way OF fighting We slept fully uniformed and on
our arms during the night.
Vegetables except potatoes and such like are not to be
procured ana bread which We procure from the peaers
cents piece according to the conscience Of the seller
The few people In the cy-Annapolis Is almost desert
ed-reap rich harvest from poor soldiers. fear q
great many have already been bankrupted T. r. T.,
Sergeant Engineers, Eighth Regiment
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ouARTyRN,errR Rpcwvrru

'robsbly tic most busy ard the most popular IL
oity Be has done a giants work providing fJr
accommodation ant support Of these thousands " sol
rs sld bat spite o. every obstacle ant n
zsi as1 asdbesats attempt 70 sayyc oul Abe ely. No
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-11

PATTON Tr., April II, iooI. !.
A WONDERFUL oUR..--senel time ago, an old
every one supposed to Be consumption. HIS relatives
told me that be had taken every remedy they heard o.
without benefit his brother came 10 see him die, and al
were confirmed In the belief that he could not live.
had about the third Of bottle Of your Pectoral Syrup
which gave him. aud entirely cured him. TO the aston
shnent Of ali. What makes the more remarkable
q the extreme age Of the man, he being about Year,
old. / have no doubt the Pectoral saYed bis life.
-, ! '-r1IS-- -. ~. - JOHlfN' G1NNIg.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-11
pECTORAL SYRUP.
prfrssupsH. Jan. II. 1880.

~ sHisl leVS -PrrrssunsH. Jan. u, 1850.
DR.. KEvsza :--aiy vfe has bssn seiicssd with bad
cough and dficuly d breathing, for ave or six years
which for several yan back bad gradually tnoreasedD
Violence Ihs complaint has been nessdi.aIy and sns
lief. 10 this stats Of her case, procured some 81 youi
Peotoral Cough Syrup. thought the arst time, MY
cent bottle, which relieved her very much then called
and got dollar bottle which cured her entirely, and
he has now trace Of the former disease except weak
hess. j would also state that used tho medicine ny
self cold and cough, The medicine cured me BY tak
log one dose Iexpress my entire satsfa uop With thu
medicine and you are at liberty 70 pubIlsh this II yor
as.ire to DO no. :. $40 wa. WILSON,
Alderman Fifth Ward.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-11
Prr1spurau, December, 81, 1853.

A GREAT CURE By DIR, KEYsER's rEoToRAL
SYRuP.I live in Peebles township Allegheny county
had coughing and splitting, which commenced aoout
employed the best physcans in the county, and my
cough continued unsbated until early In October. AZ
that time was advised 10 try your PEOTOhAL COUGH
SYRUP which did and after had taken one bottle
was entirely free from the coughing and spitng had
despaired Of ever getting WE'LL and ihnk 1t should be
known that this valuable remedy will do for others what
Il has done In my case, John v. LlTLbB' q
Wltress-R. n. KKRR. feeoies toWnnip'
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-11
.srop rHArcouaunsa.r.-,uovan 1 do i.r aoe

slsToP -.HoycanI do itr go
10 Keyserson Wood street and get bottle Of his Cough
Peetoia and that don't cure you, your must be
dsspernfe indeed. This b specimen of n. colloquy
one hears almost every dsy 10 cold catching periods Of
he gsar. And ye can, from actual expefpspt cheer.
have tried ne pectory IN amost Stubborn With
entire snco, Near tive weeks ego wewsnt 70 oPttsburEhs
with one of The most distfesyipe contrary, mnsh nm
upon this mundane sphere. We oonshsd stsadily and
lboriously for one whole week. IN hopes Of frfue ot
bat II was 90 60 In net seehe rathsr % hare imr
proved 81 pecuSs snd 70 hays segaled
the uegs, We our way ksyssrs 40 Wood g.
prochreda my cent bottle of The rPcctoIalo took Il
accordisg 70 directions, and In hours we were
master of The nsld the enemy having nnconditionaly
surrendersd, after brief but unequal conflict with %
formidable an adversary as Keyser's famous "Oough
Pectoral. w. DroscasoiRs 0tppcr, Deo. IA, 1860.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-11

The subscribers take pleasure In announcing the
Citizens Of the United eates that they have Obtained the
Agency for and are now enabled 70 offer TO the American
public the above Justly celebrated and world
article. The
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-11

COL, PRATT AND DIR KEYeERs PHoToRAL
BYRUP.-DR. KEYsKR-Dear Sir: Excuse the delay o.
my acknowledging the excellence Of your Peooral Cough
syrup lake great pleasure In saying that II 10
ali YOU say III b. RkaockedM Me Hoise oa o/ my cough
and the worst one was ever afcted with: have not
used more than onehAf Of the bottle. and can and DO
Wish mat ali who are Afflicted would give a. fair trial
ss have done and they Vllbe proud 70 say 1T Is NO
ouack nedicinen would not suffer another such an
attack for any consideration, At any cost am con-
hdent can breathe moro freely than ever did. shall
excellent remedy. You are At liberty 70 use my name
in this regard, as you think proper. ~. PhATT,
~ Messenger Common Council, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Pittsburgh, May II, 1859, tar-
-N.B.-H am no stranger to my iellow.citiEens. snd
who entertain doubts can consult me personally.
k.H.p.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-11

- sTxuprvIIIx, o., March II, 1859 Z
have used DR.. Keysers Cough Syrup for bad cough
Of several years Standing, and can eheerfuly ny II
The best medicine for the same that have taken.
-7IT 7T 4-------t !, J.W. PRICE.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-11

4, 81 hst PrTrBuRau, April "a, 1857.
READ THE TRUTH.-DR. KKYsKE have daugh-
ter who has taken several medicines for bad cough
without beneht-among them Ayers Cherry fectoral-
SYRUP aud before she had used half bottle. she was
relieved Tho second bottle cured her entirely Of her
cough. E sohN ta, DAnLN,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-11

IN Yur crrkfyaI
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\ \. .4I1ZyA " VI NJ \ n 4. hzAW III .aal,
= tV.Sysill ~ l n III n II. D. khJN III 4
y 6Nf,g, nsfs 5sisd TEvy IA, IA z !. ,sti,.sl
? VslAN 9iqVN1kNfVfANTl1bk ~ kfleglI.
10 t@96NdlhN L I'M n NJ Eakh Il
~ FTWAss.oi7S. ~ ,sYs sd 4 ,,i, ,.uisI,
l0 /1L .siNNH mTTT ACE
sU.ss III VG AASA aAsT 80
.ru wrMw nmv. ar ROxBURYyl,
III has discovered IN one ofour oomn'n pas'ais ~''
~. Tsr..- y. - Tx;rd of ETuynrr nor;
ANVNy !,
Lyt z ht,w FROM ic1nlgsA l
.bga I'll -. =, !. ..,,,.o,, p,us.,ls Il
Jhe WorBt poroiuih oo"h ". = e'''"n 1>f-f'~f
,4a z. .,., .,,v.p hppdred oas.s. ana nevs
he IN sSa W. ~ s.,Ss fboth tbundsr hurorl he
~, ns AZ possession over one hundred eefhcatcsof
ivaiue ~ within twenty mile; 0i ss np,sps aore
month. al ..,.. :, p,...,..
vpsto three bottles will cure the WORT k'no OIL
On ne mes.l ...,.. Ill, ,,s.r the svaten OF biles
ss.ss: as:s az sSss @ s cure
mouth g ..1S:Ss so:ss; ~ warranted 70 cur. the worst
t.,,i.. - ,vaxynnted 10 cure all humoT
.hs SysS ~ . ll.l.,l.ay.u . !. Z, -. - -, .,i'
gye bottles are Warranted 70 cure ruhnPs TO
~ E ", ~ - ~s,yanted TO cure corrupt and
raonns so,,s Vii cure .cay eruption Of the dn
Two or rts bottles are warranted y cure me ysr''
kind Of ripewop. $500,
Twoo three bottles are warnntea 70 cure Wv "V''
despense case oi Insnnaasm ,as 70
II Five I'd eight bottles VIII cure the s''v
Il ftis. l,i.inl ,t-esl I, A., y "a. ...,,.
bensns always s1psnpcsa hs s1 sboTs ~" ousptity
"A atsn. d5 povp,uv MAas.
q usr..ySf A.. n.r-rbs rsputation Of ihe Medical Dis
am.sn. n. t;nds n hpmor, ID 20 we'll estab
sbe ~ VI tH NJ -. Ssirr II All Who have sssr uset
IT, that need not cay anything onthe sratecr y ~
nos. asiiui . i.,ors IN NJ jts niSiss
lfn prsssntins the Medical Discovery 70 your nocsy
lido II with full knowledge Of " curatye power " =
YOU are uhiortunaely % liable. Thatnost exeruestin
n dIseage 10 an aHectionate mother,i ci OotS bas
-l5lid iqR NUKsING sORE mo fTHs 'T3oa
1seured hs by miracle; your own temper re.'oro m
70 It's natural sweetness ana your eaDs ilo ~. nd ~
70 calm ana swsss - xo,,r h.Ssn
DacSss.s DeSSr'' ~ = n - - -
In fhe more advanced stages Of 81 !, f.r5
. kllasol OANK Eh L-Dfyh iiHai
isssp'' = ~ DYfsPEPSIA, 's'ilo - ~
h,cb 4 nohinu but cauker on tho s.omAsh thsn % u
intestines sni : ff0-d fsaJy "a N1; biiad f,4ory
.,,,,nv son. "a sssns. and Al iua,aereuce eve
: | 10 the cSres of YOUR fanily.N Til0l--wlfT EYT o.
Ycnr stomach is 4 I, 37.er,., .e.f ....,,. ~.
. ISiI1l -, . - = MI, rrrsU ryTtzn. @ tl4l
Hlfao-qd AAM ~ - Il. =
your food dlsesse. you and you esh on sst Ss
S S 4 ai 's ss sSss g.
the canker eats tupi tnen your nrs ~
Il bloom and becomes inflow hno ttSshi.h, INV sV.u ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-11

vxJxNTE D.AAA q ENTs no SELL
wv 1pasksgss of BTArIoNBRY and yhMhLhI ,,sh
Dali on o. address (smp sncloSso ,. y. Ne'1
i5f 0ouftst,, Bostons hase. marep -Y'con. setl,st
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-11

DIR. KEYsER,s PICTORIAL BYRUP IN BIAIRs-l
vILLE.-Pease send me another supply of your valu-
able s.Pectoral Syrup" Almost everybody around
has The cold and are inqurng for Dr. Kessers Pecto
syrupp We have sold sixteen bottles last week and are
now entirely out. Mr.. A. Alter and Mp. Maher both
Of Bairsyie Pa tell thsyEould not be without Il
In hsif families In fact, all who use it once want II
'sAn-a ss,.' i's"' ' ). s.wArrrRsor & SONS
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-11
Jsnuary %, 1850

ANorHrR NEW cERTIFIoAgE-DB. KHYsEa's
PICTORIAL HYnuP 81 bad been troubled with hcough
and cold Tor several Weeko bad waa II that could mot
sleep. Ihad the advice and prescriptions from three Of
the best physicians In city whom lcond name but DO
syrup, which cured me entirely. eigned,--
4gIgFif J. W. .stMoNFON, ,..
go Liberty streei Pittsburgh, Pa Jan. ,, 1890.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-01
Froa, The CbarlsstoS NsrclrU
TINS ApoTTTION CONSCTPNCr

Satisfied t1at the Aboluonis,s, mounted on : mere
bobby from which they derived ell tSei, l pOs ance did
not desire . he set righ.-did not wish know the
tsuh AID Lad no purpose recognize and acknowledge
t even though clear the Gt noOucay-we have
been frequently halt yeIcd aud sick az the needless and
vain ,Os.s O, amsbe and Welminded citizens by es-
SAWS letters pamphlets arguments and appeals to inter
est and feeling TO prepare them with better of
mind provide them with means OF better Intelligence
and soften their hearts with something lie proper con-
sderatous and sympa.tes. We fe. that al their tolls
however p.0us and patriotic were thrown away upon
.lose no a.e g. once selfish reckless and iUsOleu.
Meanwhile these people we're daily violating the lava,
s well Of the country OF God. They would not rem
i,r tribute 20 C,4ar-yould no, acknowledge the su-
rloritv OF tie Constitution They appealed a Higher
Law. asserting cClcelt they called couscisoce They
5,d rcp.d.cd an religions in the sciiNoTship Of Rea-
son ve .aey claimed to violate Law in the Of
rg,On. "
the Chrrch-the Constitution and the Bible They splt
rDcu bo:h. They denounced both and biasphemously
5srisd tAc God Of the Uaiyerse-some Of them from
-ta very r.l9t affirming that any God who should give
ssre.o5 Tor the slavery of the South was not a God
b1, dewitt Ia their reckless RACES they We're .ud.Aes
cn 20 the truth or the p-cot. IeY rejected the eyi
5r' lyinc .acleG tha pas o. salehcs and vanity
prsr-iea aut oEcnce - 20 substitute their own Will
f- an th, movers OF earth and heaven. Believing, in
their vanity that We bad become powerless for defence
they ran rot in their insanity, and neither ca!ed what
We pleaded, what We proved or what we could 90.
A race remarkable for is eqca presumption and cum
uias.-whle ops set Of them thus dehed law, society
God and man. spi.ei or slaves, mo-keI at the law
-u1bb,d the lier-eGc!ted the slaves 20 nsur
recCa-POis0led the fountains, burned the towns AZ
invaded the soil Of the ssyebOlier another set o them
ess-r for giD employed in the wo,k Of soothing
o. hos they denounced. simple eoufding wer-
chants ard travellers the nCareIs doings Of tue A6o
tonss How they affected 70 .oathe, and even TO de-
spise them W,h their about our recks they said
"The Eorth Il sound to the corev--he people Of the
North are true TO the South and TO the Constitution;
thsy viii see that you have your rghts-we will put
down these ineeudiary seoundres They constitute but
miserable faction, whom tie people overwhelm in
nlcmentl"
The people-.he sound, true honest CO-l,itu:ion and
South-loving psopie-cid not show pluck u
enorsh 10 prt down the dirty dogsl Bye While these
woui-be friends dealing IN these sugar and urea
IN, phrases their Legislatures passing avs TO de-
feat the Constitution, defy the laws and destroy the
South
And still our Southern snPlesons believed the rogu's
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-01
NUMBER 1O2.

By the ofthese Pshe periodic atae Of Nervous Sex
Headache may be prevented nd taken a. te Commence
Of attack immediate relief from pa aud sck viii be
obtained.
They seldom fall in removing the Nausea and Bt1dacs 10
which female subject
They act gently upon The bowef-renoyIng Cosisenes
For Literary Nn, STUDENT, Delicate Fen&5 arl an persons
Of stddatryy hab, they valuable LGsove mpoying
the dppee giving tone and rgor the digestive crFtns, and
restoring the natural elasticity strength The shos system.
The CEPHALIC PILLS the Of long investigation and
csreuy conducted penenis having been many ears
during which time they have prevented auI relieved vast
amount Of psIn and suffering from Hcstsca Whether orlgns
ting in the system from deansld state Of the
stomach.
They entirely vegetable ln their composition and nay be
ken at all tines with perfect safety Eout making any Of
Diet ami asabssnce Of any disdgreer6s t renter 6asY
20 GdtpiEistsr them % cAiidren
BEWARE or COUNTRRFE-T5!
The genuine have Eve signatures Henry sPadng each
box
Sold by Druggists and all ether Dealerl 'n Medicines,
box will be sezt by mall prepaid, on receipt or tie
PRICE, % CENTS.
All orders should be addressed. G.,
HENRY G. SPALDNG.
As Cedar Street, New YORK.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-01
TIE SPIRIT OE Liberty

The love of liberty, Burke contended, was the pre-
dominant feature in the of the Americana at the
dat" of the Revolutionary struggle lie said it prevailed
at the South more than at the North. His language
wal
There is, however a circumstance attending these
Southern colonies which, in my opinion than
teroaances this difference the greater prevalence of the
Church oi England at the South and makes this spi!
OF liberty still more high and haugAty THAI in those
the northNard. 1t that in Virginia and the Carolnas
they have vast multitude Of slaves Where this is the
case in any part Of the world those who free are by
ar the most proud and jealous of their freedom. Not
seeing there that freedom in counres where it is
common blessing, and broad and general as the air,
may be united with much abject toll with great misery
with ell the exterior Of servitude liberty looks amongst
them like something that is more noble and liberal
do not mean to commend the sulesiOr morality OF this
sentiment which has at eaet much pride virtue
It, but | came. aiteg the nature Of man. The fact s
and AeSe people Of the Southern colonies much
more strongly, and with higher and more stubborn
SPIRIT attached to liberty than those to the northward
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-01
WHAT TIE ENEMY Would LIKE TO DO.

WIFI 4-NLla4 " VN To to UV'
The National Republican of Washington city thus
nognces the policy and the purposes of the Lincoln Gov
ernment;
There is no peace except upon the unqualified sub
mission of those in revolt There is no recognition OF
any PRETENDED Southern Confederacy There is to be
peaceabe assent to separation Of these States. The
Government is to be maintained in that plain, straight
forward way in which all Governments maintained,
by e0srcicR The leaders of this conspiracy TO be
driven out of the country to be hanged, and never
did conspatcrs anywhere and at ally time mors siShiy
deserve the fate which awaits them. 9hey have attempt
ed the ovCrth.og Vi tue Test and best Government on
ea,h, oy The .aost tagtOus means and with view to
to The establishment of grinding military despotsm-
Their crime has been gigantic, and their punishment is
20 be signal.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-01
DANrC PRICES, IN EARNpST,

4 At WHOLESALE and RETAIL,
by JOSEPH sTnAUsE no. y Main street.
Just bought at less than 30 dollar large stock 81
rich Lawns At C 10 aud ~ Fae Jacone ana 0rgandies
l2 Is &C. nebagCs, 10 cts and higher; Bere all col
or at ls - cts &C. eco handsome Bers. Stella Shau gh
Chenille Embroidery 30 worth g Black sAd Coorei SIR
Paiasols from % cents and upwards fast edoed Calico 1T 64
and can't, cheap At o Ladies' sk Thread Gloves and Gsuu
lets at ls and 21 short lozg Six nits at M 80
cents o;h double the money, Iosee5 Linen Handkerchief
Irish Linen and Bosom Brown AMI Black Shifting and shseinf
Pillow Case &rn reirf French Needeworked CELLARS
from l2% Cambria Sgss Bands the finest work IN
the city Camerts and Linen Goods for Aen and Boys wear;
Silks great Goods,
mention viii found prices that astoIh every body
that calls at NO. q Main street. Look out for the right place
aplI JOSbPB sfKAUsE.