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Litchfield enquirer., 1861-12-19

IRE Hartford Press hopes that men are now living, who will yet see the advance Of the army on the army on the Potomac! We fervently echo the hope, and yet are not willing to- com plain of any delay, since we have entire confl- dence that the government is acting upon wise plan, and that move will be made all in good time, and that the cordon of ships which is now winding itself about the neck and heels of the rebellion, is the handspring which shall set the whole machinery of the governments plans in motion, an important part of which is the army before Richmond
 Already we have been told by those highest in authority, that the struggle will be brief, though it may be severe one," and that unless new complications arise with foreign powers, we may expect the Rebellion shall be crushed out before mid summer next.
 In these avowa!s we rest confidently, and are content to wait patiently their fulflment.
Litchfield enquirer., 1861-12-19

THE EUROPEAN NEWS IN WAsHISGTeN.-The European dispatches in relation to the Slidell and Mason affair; excite lively discussion here, but seem not to disturb the government, which, while desiring no embarrassment with England, look with composure and confidence on events as they occur.
 The news is excitedly discussed in the streets, and the general sentiment is that of defance.- Many well-informed people do not believe the news as to England's position reliable.
 Jim Lane told this story in his recent speech at Boston.
 "I have half mind to relate an anecdote to show how the shareholders cling to their proper ty. Voices-'Do it; do it. We'll, I will We were marching to Springfeld-I was in the rear of the column, when l was informed by one of my men that woman in great distress want ed to see me. l told him to bring her to me, and he did. She was big, brawny woman, fat and over forty, and was crying. l asked her what the matter was. She said, My two sons have joined the confederate army, and now your soldiers have taken my two niggers.' Said I, My good woman, that is not the worst thing your sons, and I shall probably catch them in a day or two and hang them' Laughter.] She threw her arms around my neck and said, ( Gen. eral Lane, you may do what you want with my sons, if you'll only return the niggers.' Great laughter.] I disengaged myself from her em- brace, but didn't promise to return her niggers. There is again an undefned expectation of a battle soon to occur near Washington, the reb- els, we presume, being the attacking party. A prisoner taken on Friday stated that the rebel | aTIQv was on the noipt of frovo Ha,,&ro ylile in three columns, of 75,oO0 men, with four aays @ rations, expecting to find us of our guard. ne rebels have evidently been recently largely
 1t now appears that General Fremont never exceeded hs authority by commissioning any of. fcers. His appointments read: '
 You are hereby appointed x x sbould the President approve this appointment, uou mill De commissioned acco, diaqiy."
 And he was fully authorized by the aepart. mcnt to make such appointments,
Litchfield enquirer., 1861-12-19

TIE Nineteenth MassAekusstts Rssimsn,. sf Gen. Stones command, has be,a cent to Muddy Branch to picket on the Potomac in lieu of Gen. Banks's division. Thus Gen. stons's divi.iou will guard the river from . point near Great Falls to Nolan's Ferry, above the mouth of the Monocasy. Tussday msrninE the enemy sent several shots across the river ct Dam No. 6. and the skirnishsrs kept up . scattering fire fer some tims but ne oas vas injured on our side.
 MAJon-GESraAL Hsllsek has issasd on impOr- taat order relative to supplying the wants of suffering Union men in Missouri. H. nroDa,.. that their wants be supplied by tAsss who .;d the rebels, and lays dOwn regulations by which leviss are to bs iaAds on the propssty of ,hos. who refuse to offer assistance
 Mas. MARY HARruxe, who hasb,.a in n,;.o, at Albany for three years and ahalE, on sharx. of the murder of her husband by poison, vas re- isA'sd yesterday by order of Judge Wright of the Supreme Court
 EVER sIEcE the battle of Dalrs R,xs th. rsh- els have occupied forti6cation opposite Ed wards Ferry, and have also kept assnsiderabls body of men concealed ia the sdjaesn. woods, to be ready for sudden emergencies. They were on Friday afternoon dislodgsd from these posi-. tions by fire ef sho. ard shell from Franklin. HAod' Iaisnd Battery, and forced to .;ss4s safer distance.
 Cor. MuLuaAE has been rsinstatsd in th. command of his regiment by order Of th. Prssi- dent.
 kR THADDsvs sTxvsxs denies tAs s.ssy of his speech ia c*sous, charging tAAt Gsa. Ne Cisllan had interfered with Secretary csnsrsa's report.
 A correspondent sf the TriSEns al Pert Rsyai | compliments the 7th Connecticut On their char acter and work. The negroes are cared fer and set te work gathering the erOrs, and they all feel that the is to result in their delivsranss from bondage. This statement is universe and the correspondent ssys, "col. Hawley ss- sures mo thst in numerous conversations he has not found sn exception" The following singa- lar incident is related:
 The lst Connecticut three months volunteers | were furnished with csa;eens of peculiar con- struction aad shape, unlike those of any other | regiment. In the battle of Bull Eun some of them were naturally thrown Awsy or lest On ! Sunday msrn;ss, Nov. 10, Sergeant Savage, formerly of he let, now or Company X, fth Goa nsct;sut, picked up sH tas Point tke Vsry can teen which be lost ia that battle, uHnistakably ideatihsd by Its singular shape aad by his own name scratc! sd sa tse metal.
Litchfield enquirer., 1861-12-19

ses~ Qua Correspondence from the Capitar' might well be called Capital Correspondents. We, hope we shall have more of it.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-06

lie fol e,gn Stock market has peod quict out stcauy
since our last
The Londoa railway share market in the beginning of
the week WIS rather ru1 at improvements upou the
prices the previous week. The market thereaftg be-
came sensitive and ess strong. Today (May 24), how
ever has recovered, and prices have improved gone
rally. Canadians steady, and Americans have adj
varccd Tie lowest about Il rer cent Great West
Of Canada closed at 1o to IL Grand Trunk OF Cana
ia 1917 TOTO fies 60 to II and Ccntrs 40 "a 10 33H
The return from the Bank of Enr:and for the week
ending the I'D of May, s7es the following results when
compared With the previous veek;- ..... b..
Pubic dtposs. 80 906, 49,. Increase .fiSI 002
Other ecposi,s. II ,20J 313 Decrease 500 226
Rect .,,......... 21 $50 Increase ...... 1874
Or the o.her side Of the account
Government securities. Gi0 $50 e3s.. Unchanged
Other securities. ~ 722s4 Increase G7S, $40
Nots unewpoy 6,ss0,S $50. Decrease. 15i ,Ss5
Tie amount Of notes IN ccula,ea ie Sft SEQ being
decrease OF f22S ESQ and the stock Of bullion in both
departments 10 eli og5 i01 showing decrease Of $751;
Jas, when compared with tho pre- ;etirg return
The Goste publishes the regulations under which Elk.
chCquer ba will nenceorth lie issued in pursuance Of
the new act The bills will no dated Jone IL, lo6l
The Interest viii be payable by coupons half yearly The
rate Of interest for the half year oaciug nth December
next Will be f3 15s per cent par acnun Inc bills Will
be current from year 10 for period OF i've years.
NJ the option Of the hcles AVID they viii be paya9le for
sies and ayes ~ tunr dnricg The last sv moote'
Of every y'a rne usos,st usS var. ICON tue " Hns
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-06
Markets.
rnrLONro on MONEY MAHKrr.

THE l.OSIDN MAEkET.
From the Liverpool Times (C;ty article May IS
SfBce last the LONDON market has bcor easier
than for some time previously The tghtness noted
having prevailed Ia tho market CT late has gradually dis
appeared since the rairg Of tho OF dsc3uut by the
bank tho 10th. The demand IS now comp irRtively
modes ate but Is only in exceptional that
aotiors take place under per cent
The market fer British securities presents feature
dieIec from what last reaoi tod Ihgre hardly
any moyement--rone that is long maintained C3nsois
fer the account cosed Monday at aad for money
at 91s to a. Tocay {ridsy Afay "a the last price for
the 6tu O. June is glsi to q and for money 9lss to
Yesterday consols opened Tor account at 81 TO being
the az The clo+e Of the previous day, and not
witbstandpg the almost total s'agnatap OF busiaesy
they improved TO 9l1s Just On the publication Of the
later news fro America they tced5d to the opening
price, and ct The enc al ttse They stood at Ia TO q
hat6y and ok 10 q 20, account This ia fair s,mrle
OF the dali; transactions Ia this market since our last
Reduced were last quoted s9tS, Ii, 4; New three per
cents, s91i, "a, u, ~ Exchequer bis, os 70 "a 10
day (24'h Of May) the market has been much the sgne
armer, however, In The afternoon, but still inactive
Conscls were qpoted Ok to =; in the morning, with
nothing doing 1hey showed more strength as the day
40 vanoed under the advcee by the Adratc arrived at
Galway, rerort'rga recovery In tho E-ehsnse AZ NcY
York. and closed fer the account at Of 10 10 buyers and
for nl5fey at 9l5s to "a. hxchequor Bills were las.
quoted ave discount TO par Bank stock 81 to 25t and
Three per Ccrts., sos to *.
TIE iolluwir table win show the ductusion in Con-
s2s since the 18th inst
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-06
THE LETTER Of MARQuE QUESTION.
PrivAseers May Bring their Prizes into
Neu1aI Ports and Have Them Con-
den. neu In the Southern Courts.


From the London Times Getty Art,cle), May 23.l
The following communication on tho subject OF letters
Of mafque suggests points on which al the principal
merchants connected With Ameria are anxious TO obtain
some definite view
NAY %, 1861.
sif-lbe commercial community Is at present in the
g'eatts. uncertainty to the consequences resulting
fem the BrlGa government horing dec,ded to concete 10
he ScthcY7 ccgjedeyacy ef North nae7ica the rtghts of
5,tigrn's. Avague impression seems 10 prevail that
Southern rateers would have to brHg their prizes into
pet q ono OF the seeded Satos in order TO get them
egay confe mneo and s generally concluded that as
blockade tf all Southern ports privaeers even If they
succeeded n elrdne the bockading vessels and in get
ting 70 sea, w,ud find next 10 Impossible to bring their
pres lpto port Tor condemnation tu, .
ne pest legal authorities this subject seem how.
ever etdt7h c>:Tyth1 cdrs aims an1 their prizes
va Hefe 20 P9Fe ana have t q, cond1aaed oe lying
GeagSr .eg ..3 49, ' " Wv
fnd the following u "Arno,ld Marine Insurance
IL vas for some time supposed that p-l2e corrt
though sitting in the country Of the captors had no urs
diction over prizes lying in neutral port and lord
Stowt in seems to have acted This pripcine
subsequently, however, though be still admitted the cor
recoess Of the principle yet he felt himself bound by
pvae and acted upon the rule Which S pI nS
d.trth ~ settled AID scncssoFes-viz nsL N. coad.7n
"a log' u cont @ca;tors sitting NTH country Of the
ron ard taini9 ,e is -alid Jy the 9ese Al u,ag: of
tosys itsro be no doubt and In lact 1t has been
." " yea hat beIserentP Ccur; sitting IN lis
"ut'J ifs iawfui Jurisdic ion to condemn az prize
esi'' eQ lhs b.orght iRto the ports OF an ally.
'.+-. '1' ! page GIs sec 24t, the proposition Isl
,ise s,i tstee Of Foreign Court Of Admiralty on
81 " 'n' ~ u a,.9icion ana upon which the sem
10 q y Processes to decide, but uron none
.o"s iaio g la,t teegt-
'a ~ wcer 70 be legal must be
H''' - yf' fk-t ~ ~" o~vOyyrrrDt of the
'' s.Lsi '-e tol-l. o. l5s -. .o9 or u his
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-06
speech Of Mr.. Lipasay, n. r., IN support
or Jel. DAVIS.
Canada to be the Centre Of Anne
Tican Commerce.
Extraordinary Revelations Of ii,
Mires i'm Paris.
9HE SPANISH RULE In ST. BoMIkG0,
&C, Sc, sc.

Tho Screw steamship City Of Washington, Capt Rcskeil,
which sal ed from Liverpool at four p NJ the ED and
from Queer The Esd utmo arrived at this port
about noon yesterday with the European mails passen-
gers enc specie.
Her has beer anticipated by the telegraphc re-
port brought by the abornian to Father Point given in
che HERALD yesterday morning.
The City Of Washington, however, completes our Euro
pean Aiee to the I'D of May
The City OF Washington has ought The following
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-06


LisEEPc0L BEEAosrUFFs MARKET.
po weather has been very favorable for tho crSps
nssas rs @shsrssan Spence Co, wakeasd, Mash +
nsh ouli for az articles Flour neglected II fsrshsr
reduo'icu since uesday Of Cd per BIOL Quotations q
ceotn stree Taeedsy, bat business very dun Red. liz
l2s 3D.; white. ixs l4s. Sd. Corn very duli sn0
fully Is lower Mwed pressed for from se quay 4
SIS S2s Cd yellow SSs aaSs Sd white, 83s 36s Cd
/. f-5s tg - PROVISIONS. SEA rvrs M
Beet In steady demand at late rstos Pork quiet bu
and Losce,s snIc 70 sei Cheese again rshsr cSssps
ia,a very duh and prices barely maintained SmeM snea
a. sss bts Tstow dull aud easter. North Anerissa
Inc Bfcscro Circular quotes. quiet At 36s 3D.
S6s for pois ana SSs sos for pearls Sugars dun aad
but closed rather 6rmce ssss OF Carolina 2ts. Rssa
rather lower: sales or common at IS Cd. Is. the
fpot asa os 3d. to arrive. Spirits Of turpenEe argds
but Oetter feeling at tho close sales at AIS Cd Ca
Fish oils ooa: NJ ssses worth reporting Iinssed I'll u
sieady request at sos Sos Cd. s--4k4 t1~
LONDON MARKETS.
Hsssrs Barring, Bros o. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES veR
quiet asa -four iawer American quotations unchaag
PIGS 4es Sugars quiet but steady. fos sncuaDrod ~.
mon Ocneoe Is coffee firm at fail prices. Hptrita
OF turpeotne fos Cd. Sos. Rough nominal at lss.
barrels $50 Ts 3D. Bost?n bags 60 ITS Cd Iinseed 81
firm at 29s Cd and offered less freely. Fish oils neg
Looted Rice quiet rai!ow, 5Ts. Cd a 6ss. Tor Y. c.
L5fg -r TRADE At MANCHESTER. s1.rFHr
There hes been market snce the steamer owing
TO the Whiteunttos mondays. ssr rs ~
She Latest Markets.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARgEr.
( st+ftlr etL Nsssf MAY 26, l56d
The sales Of cotsor yesterday Saturday. S00e
bales ncucrg 600 60 sEecoiaors and exporters .hs
market closing quiet and steady. " a4 '-sl
THE BRBAcsTUFFs MARKET
Is dr.
the proyision market 10 s'esdy.
LONDON MONEY MARKET. t w
SATURDAY, May 25--P. r.
Consols closed tacay at 9iss 9ial foe money, ami
SIX 9l7S for eccount
AMERICAN STOCKS.
Illinois Central shares, 40 so discount; Erie, 81 a.
The Austraasian has EEL 900 in specie board.
uAvRE COTTON MARKET.
gfFNsFg5e9a5 Mac 20, 1861.
Orleans ord!nairo is quoted at 10ef bas leaf.
The market il steady With Gales OF IL 0o0 bales duNng
the week. TIE fetal esock IN pert amounts 70 zoe ~
BAGS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-06
SPEECH OF MR.. LINDSAY, NJ. p, IN sU ?
FORT OF IEEE DAVIS

ESdLAND AND FRANCE ADVISED TO RECOGNIZE THE
INDEPENDENCE OF THE soyrH.
"Wednesday, Nay %, 1851, Messrs Fcnwick aud l. nd.
GOV met their coNeti'uents at ST. lierisrd
Mr. Ferw.tk briefly alluded 70 the bill foT abolisbird
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-06
India and CHINA.

Tho malls, with Gates from Calcutta 10 April 81, and
horg Kong 10 April Is, were expected to reach Enghud
on the 27th OF May.
Calcutta despatch OF April 90 received via Point dc
Gao satcs that the duty cotton twist and yarn had
ben reduced 70 per cent fhc increased duty salt
and opium IN India was oyrecte1 TO bring in eco C00
Exchange at shanghai was quoted a. IS SGD, aud at
EoEg III ng Of d. I'd.
1hetea settlements at higher prices the stock DO.
ing Insignificant. silk dpli and lower.
Tbo British expedition had returned from the Yapgtse.
Hpnkow was invtsed b. the rebels.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-06
LIVERPOOL COTTON MAREET.

LVksroOt, Nay -D-A "
I6e BrokosT Uirohsr ssys,-fhe market shis week ~
oeea caaracsrtxed the operations Of epec1ators
exporses, b0tA which classes OF buyers have ek.eudec
!ner purcaases 70 large amount white the tyaie 81
snoueh partially Stimulated b. the continued anGatioa
nnve 0eeo Cautious in thcr purchases. fhe supply
tue iowa descrp,ssas has prevented any material
Cnanec 10 toeee kinds, bat the middry Qualities have
ecoveie0 Vie decline o last week and 10 per ID.
aIef The Gales Of the week have beea so ,52e in
Guiding ~ 600 70 speousso Is $40 to exporters As
saes yesterday were about 10 600 bales including 3oee
, vu'aion and export The market closed steady ct
Fci.. Eid5lins.
y. ~e"n7''''- 's''...s...........SM ~
''f'
eP S.as, ....,....................Sk 7MI6
stocH on hand estimated at Ill $40 bales nssdisc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-06

The EdeixGdEca Belos states that the Cabinet Of Tus
had rejected tho conditions upon which France eoe, tod
10 evacuate Rome ard that things wov,d conseauentv
remain fog scne .fSe longer la stzss quo The rocog.
k.,2n by France a the kingdom Of Italy will not
%eyer, be delayed, but VIII take place before the end
CT June.
Tranquility prea.,sd at Milan, Ths number Of arrests
growing out Of tho late d.tdrbdgees vas hooAs l0o
L. Eartino, the Governor at Naples, had issued
circular innating the insation OF The government 10
upheld legality above tho of political parties
He nstructs public functonares to listen to all con-
plants and divers onione bot to entertain any
sston unless accompanied by proofs He urges the strict
execution Of all orders issued by government. ....,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-06
Great Britain.

Parlerse Ut umed its labors atter tine Whsuntde
recess, the Esd utmo the naval estimates were de-
bated in the house Of Commons. Mr.. Lindsay moved
reduction IN the appropriation for tho purchase of tim
tcr that the DAY for wooden vessels had gone
by. This and several oter propositions fer reduction
10 the estimates ere, however, rejected.
Mr. Nowdeeete's amendmcn: TO the budget stood fixed
for the 9th May, aud II was supposed Lord Palmer
s.on would treat the division as confidence voc, eud
dissolve the House II beaten. 81
On the 2tth uimo the Commons could rot organize Tor
lack OF quorum.
Lieutenant Ireland urging him to his influence for
the restoration o the subsidy to the Galway lne and
numerousy aligned requsten had been presented to the
Lord Mayer OF Dublin, askug hm to call public meet,
ing on the subject
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-06
FRI nee.

precautionary measures were berg taken 10 Paris TO
yt!nQ ne nsncs fr,qgerrs al N. ,lon, h. s
MtsSa ~ aits iii is 6xed Tor lhe enIv part Of jane
hs ng sol;ary nbnt ment Is ssid 10 have scriousl,
ailectsd bis mind SIS well as bis health 80 ''N'
II waE repnrted thai liberal lag Of tho n,a-s
wes before the uDc Of state and would probable no
submitted 10 the Ccrps LaSrs,aiJ 10 a few oaSe
There also that toe motion OF ,uls T,vrc
aeaint The obnoxious law o. public satey would DO ao
ioipated by Cover ument REPEAL OF lhelew
fte pers pou'Te ~ .Es 9lth Q. Nag w.s fa,aa- IA.
Ren,cs clossd a. 60 49, 49,
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CTATEN ISLAND Farm HOUSE BOARDING. FOR
- two three families with large airy rooms; one
bours from ne York. fare is cents milk in
nen supply and a tie fresh fruits and vegetables usually
oha ~ lsrm aaIden highly medicinal mineral spng A.
go1 as saratoga toSrg bathing ard fishing convenieut;
good reads stabrg for horses For pSNoucsrs
rq1lre OF Mesgs j. Cooper cashier OF Atlantic Savings
nahk torrt Of new Rowery and Chstham streets and A.
~ Honeh No 665 Bosdwsy, address box S$ New YORK
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TIE EUROPEAN POWERS WILL SOON DECIDE
from the London Shtpping Gazette Nav %

From the London Shipping Gazette May 25
y very important announcement Is made in the nows
government have notified to the European Powers that
Trey WIZ hci9 70 Intercourse with any State which
the Souincrfi Uonn issi0llfs. Esmains 10 be
seen how far this threat OF diplomatic rupture VIII
operate. The Southern Comipssier ers have already
reached Europe and only await the decisions Of the var
opa oyeJEmeuts to which the, have been accredited
Tie course taken 10y tho Cabinet of Washington will
naturally bring tho matter to ISSUE and force every
government having diplomatic arrangements with the
United States 70 take decided course
QUESTIONS OF BLOCKADE AND PRIZES TO BE RE.
FErgED TO THE ADMIRALTY COURTS.
lfrcm the Londcn Pest Government ofgaa1, Nay Is
The federal government and The authorities Of the
seeding Sntcs have both granted letters Of naraue
The former however pursuing the policy which was an
Dcrc ed by President Polk In 1896 has threatened to
found on beard Southern prtvatecr EngIishmen who
remcDbor tho fate Of Anbtstcr, who was shot by
General Jackson FOR aiding the Seminole Indians will do
web 70 avoid tho service Of other bcigerent II they
their return to Epeand DC liable to punishment for voll
ton OF tho Foreign Enlistment act, but in all cases
they would place Themselves out of the protection Of
In gsh law. VIC mention theso Instances which have
only small instalmon Of Tie multitude of questions
which must perpeX dsarraDge and 0ppIess neutral CON-
whcr the promised blockade 5 The Southern ports
from james River 10 the Rio Crande s attempted to be
teed by the general anxiety which prevails ON the sub
ect But we believe that the government has adopted the
safest and Wses policy by leaving The determination Of
au estopB they arise to the determination OF the Ad
miray C0nif without engaging in the hopeless and
os task CT edeeyofrg ny pew declarations to add W the
frEctcbs Of public law those eaacneats which only de-
fvethtr fcfce and validity from general consenta coz,
tho reipso Of which, though may bring temporary
edvaptas 10 the federal government will nelhe teud
conclme foreign syDray nor 10 dim nish the uHspeaa
bic horrors OF Civ II
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1861-04-10
Observation-Disclosures,


GRAHAM, BOYNTON & CO.,
Desire to inform the citizens of Cearfeld and
vicinity, that they have removed their store to the
NEW BRICK BUILDING
recently erected by James Graham, Esq. on
Market street Clearfeld, where they will be pleas
ed to accommodate all who may favor them with
a call. Their stock consists of a general assort-
ment of the very best Foreign and Domestic
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES. HARDWARE
CUTLERY, QUEENS-WARE, CEDAR & WILLOW
WARE, BOOTS, SHOES. HATS, CAPS AND
BONNETS, DRUGS, PAINTS, &C. &C.
Their stock of Dry Goods consists in part of such
Cloths. Csssiueres. Satsnets, Tyeeds Vestimgs,
Mmslins, Ticking. Cheeks, Caiicaes, ChintSes,
Ginghams, Canton and Wool F2amasels, De
LANES, CGshnseres, Stkks, Piatds, Shatcls,
Brilt.aA;s, Hosiery, Giepes, ETC.. etc.
Also, great variety of Ladies' Boots and Caters,
Misses and Childrens Shoes; Mems, Boys. and
Youths Boots, Shoes, Hats and Caps, with large
selection Of useful nations, among which are
Perfumery, Cloth and Hair Brushes, Fancy
Soaps, Psa&s and Pem-holders. Combs, 4rc,
together with many other useful notions, all of
which will be sold low for Cash, or in exchange
for approved country produce As their stock is
entirely new, and purchased on the most advanta-
geods terms, they feel confident that they can sell
goods to the advantage Of the buyer. Step in
and examine for yourselves, before purchasing
elsewhere. Remember the new store is the place
MAJ. q, 1861. GRAHAM. BoYNToN & CO.