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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-03
SIXTY DAYS CAMPAIGNING

From the Nav York Commercial Advertiser.
Let those at home aud abroad who have As-
serted that we can never subdue tho rebellion,
look OF the following among other results Of
two months work -
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-03
Farms for SaI5
IN
DELAWARE, PENNSYLVANIA.
AND MARYLAND.

60 l. Arm vi ailety aere near Newark.
No J. farm 10 Chnstiana lund sd four miles iron,
Wilmingtt, coaaipIlg sJxsy-ax Atres nj lAnd, viii
gout buildigs TN
NO. A na Ia ureil r.,aty, Maryhnd, eoplnlulps
two hondrod aud * y, f..ss
No, !. hrn Ia 4p1saulralnk lluziret, three nilsa
.tom Iowhaend tlAiitn hn Delaware ktiif1sd, eOn-
lnlpH tlfos hn1dfsI aeres ~ two sets Of buildings.
No. a IEita ts,.ftinin9 I, bundled and seventy.
niue acres, in wa.t Dover uuLsd- Kent County Dsf.
~ I've tfAels and with tsla sets r5ulldngn
NotdfA hrm eontanlff o., Iaadrad and teEent,'
seren seras, within NJ MI ii Dover, Kent County,
Del IlAlilntiyl6sr
No.g "A lasin n ,,s, y Acres near lilsssow. IA
No. H. A ttfr a,irln of one hHudrei ahd twsnt 6vd
nervs Ia Chh.trr r,yv pn, near Cladia Pofd.
No. o. a iarm in p,ndysine uuuIr3, nys niles from
eOnis,,tt,r fax atfss dood buiidluRa
No. 10. 4 'arin n nuhdyWne auullpd containing
sa n, 80. 'sAna Iiuadlsd.h,sl csnlroville,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-03

g interesting g sketch
its popular college
s N. Y. Methodist
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-03

Farm for Sale In Cecil Co., Md.
Below Ceeton and Xix River, containing TWO
HUNDRED AND THIRTY AoEEs. with ak thousand
5000 Peach ireea ihrge aud four yaarsiu hesrng Plee
low and terms reasonable. Apply to
W. MrtaULLEY & CO.
aug9 BOG Market Street.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-03
BOOKS.

NEW BooKsl
~ a. o. X Batier's Book and Nsw,pvv,, s,..
42O Aarkst StreH. 0'Si
wILMIFGr0N, DELAWARE
Trumps, story Of Amurlaan Lifs bx n y. a.
ahe uroesed rath ~ Wllkis Oolilns. NA''is
hauy huton, by John n irriuR
The Attorney, By John I. Irving
tne Couatltuii0n Of the Unltsd Stntss
wild LIE. BY Capt. Mayns Reid,
4ifa OF General Pfhusta Marlow
hvefybodys Lawyer.
Moral Hlatory Of women.
Niles ulheFts Career
One pf Them, by chAH. Lsfsf.
The First False Step, By haynoldn
Tbs Woman In Mhits by Wilhie (;oiIln.
twenty-five dilsrsat klnda oil Novsis ~. H..
Al the Magazinsa Daily And sweskly Ns".ss..a ~
variety eAe 70 nl
9H
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-03
LndIes, Hats.

The larse.t assor tment at CHARLES 0AKPoRD 4 SONS
Continental Hotel, Philadelphia.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-03
Wharf Property for Sale.

exseilsnt wharf property In the city Of wtlalnxs
"a Wu, DELI With $50 feet on the creek, sontslnss
betwoen tNo and thros Of land on which h HFR
tHNHhbhla, Itis near the Railroad ana adiolns GA
shl.a,lys slip yAFd o. John x. KIkman Co. Ths
a.on Us ilont y ths best Ia Wilmingtoa, aud has
ysid er kellns Aili, OF manuf,eturag parposaa It &
uhtnfpAAHed by Any location In the slty Is. +,
Apply 70 w. HecAdLLBY 4 co
nurt'N zoe Mark at trseL.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-03

feneral Geo. G
in Philadelphii
! direct from Cit
General will spen.
" and will short
sile Potomac.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-03

4 n g3 4g 'his
NJ III a|5 ience
I|| u M VI III " VII ssa sstsay too
# 32 3 3s3 eIoYed by
/ | #s34 & Il II It |@g'| ||S y teachers,
n IL III Y sort, whose
ssunnce of an
l3 |S|sS N IL i eot be content
9s 3 z, Z mayneFs, though
VI Nj 8si4 Sss S3 noisseu. The in
4. II 4 3S I, faSi ;he number Of
B54 lI,y q, "a Of day scholars
II II aet etter school for
siethGis thool at Wilmins
| &. " Knew onf aero young ladies'
n bnore Garrett HTuarded; where the
Il fstudy is M solid or better ap-
, where The rrlts Of instruction are
BY TO be better where large number
Gan live mere nrly and comfortably, we
snolld not hesits 10 name it. Whining
Ton is the best pronized OF all the Metho-
uist schools off grade, and this fact speaks
Well FOR the gpd sense OF the Methodist
public. MIR. Filson is born teacher
Most Of thosewho teach, hold themselves as
IN state OF transition The school is a
sort of waiting place, a stepping stone to
some elsewhere. A man succeeds best in
what he giv,s his life up to. Mr. Wilson
seems cut ont for his position. lie asplres,
but it is ony to higher excellence in his
calling, and TO carry his school up with him.
Such man understands bis business be-
canse hs loves il.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-03
Aington, Delawa
: eEMALE CoLTEGB

A. q. HADAL, d. D. ~
is precisely one Is 1nose
III strangers kr ". we,r''',usS y. .''s
fweer Wa .ngton and
n 4 ~. zspscInc6isy between
,ladelphia, and hardly any
& W q. nag 10 stop between trains
s s.eiss. This is one of
= fast age. Formerly,
in getting ready for a
es, and when our most
travel was a mail stage
3oi steed, we saw some
The villages and minor
u ambling through, and the
MI ad memories worth gath
ing. Villages and small
o the dignity of being cut,
4 by railroad, but the
33| e traveller does not deign
srtnble sect in the car, but
gith the careless question:;
place is this?" And then
VI N su ifers along with the local
@ y anything in Wilmington
X hopping in Phiia'
4 aud dignity
Il filming
a &c YcOntalns
gken together,
/ 3|j|l S5 force sthan are
III III 20 appearance, it is
& Philadelphia, with iis
|| glte window shutters and
Brick walls but some OF the
irinE 10 style aud variety.
IsEiicularly notable in this
VI! sansite a large number
Ell aSt dwellings. II
4. Aquite
ping,
4 dy-
ugh
ong
wild
NJ ;, s fame.
ght the
" in which
rs of Washing
Il lie was wounded,
" spot and the whole
|H3 4 Where La Fayette,
It i of Washington,
slispheres, first un.
# received his first
nerican liberty, the
i' pity pause and own
iuities. tbistittle
& markable inter-
& n ihe old swede's
here Il stands,
first. Forits
smart structure.
Il 0m9Rhat altered, but
\ ID. It is still quniai
kors sleep under its
Asthis church has
ubered gossip
I'll
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-03

At ptvnJ os'N. e"~-s - ~Ni"g StuVV
Add q the above the sinking Of The faAs q
mare, Flerida. oes RiaE tsesAsussis new pri--
vateer), and the capture OF six blockadefs on
the Texas eoast and Hs many more iu theoulf
and North Caroliua walers.
These figures DO not inclade perhaps ons-
nth Of the generallosbes incurred BY the Rebels
daTing the last two months. ID adlitien 10
oihsfs We have VET hear fsopl sidsou'3 6Ys
ibousend troopers who arc gaIloping through
Loaiaiana and Alabama. Morgan's brief raid
us q total loss q S576 a26- 1isM saassaaoasA.,
yben musfhe Tho diAAstf& er.aaaz @ IN
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-03

Il IN sSSS "A III ooasian.
HI A,dermaa Nlu
z |S# N Of aoms time ege
i&S z z}4 n Ia, 4. .---eHr'to 9i
II |## | seoHNille, Ca. ue
ii |9 z3]S III 81 z 'arbarity. Ne was
IN ||} rsey Infantry.
v 5s82 10 this city few
" sS n a88 |Ij)S discharge from
n sg qued at Mar-l
@ s}S ~ home ~ leeSs
aS2 5SS II Saa 2 lie has beei'. a''y
s53 Volunteer Medical w Vi
'# w year and q half, the gft.7
u III Mime he has spent at the Gene
II Ba]s E Point Lookout, MD.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-03
Total guns captured.
Totsl pri,onsra caniurad


ln addition TO these, the enemy have lost fully
eight thousand in killed and wounded at Frank
lin en- other points.
REBEL GENERALS PLACED HORs Du COMBAT
ln Virginla-Gens. bearing, Rsmseur, Bat.
tie and Conner, A
In Georgia-Gens. Gsrlhrel and Harrison, 9
In Teunessee-Gens, Cleburue, Williams,
Adame, Gist, strahl, Cranberry, Brown.
Carter, Msnigault, cOekerill, Scott, Cor
don, Jackson, Smith, johnson, Quarles
and Ruoker, u
Ia Missouri-Gsns. Marmaduke aud Cabcll .
Total s5
During this lime there has not been il we
niis'ake not, siagie Onion Geueral taken
prisoner 1eu. Bdwell was Killed near Win
chester, and R'eSsua. Wright and Grover
wounded. Gems. StAnly aud Brady we're
wounded at franklin. an are, however, 70
covering.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-03


REBEL RAILROAns DESTROYED,
by Sherman, Milss 300
By Canby, so
By stonvmsn, 20
By Gregg, 10
By Warren, 25
Total miles Of railroad destroyed, 2s5
AIsosLtAsHous LOSSES IsPLiorfp ON the REpEts.
IN Georgia
Cotton, so 600 600
Mules and horses, 1900
Railroad trains, 8
Engines, 8
IN Missouri.
wsgOns, 100
Cattle, 500
coltoa-bales, 1900
Locomotives and cars, G
9alt-barrele, 20
Stores to value Of $4,000
IN East TeaResssn
Railroad trains, 6
In Tennessee.
Most OF Holds wagon lra4a, camp equipage,
So, Sc.
IN Nom Caroijaa
Stores to value Of 100000
In Hrgiaia.
Boats up tbs Potomac, ,,4.. .s.-. so
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-03

ROBERT SeoAps 81 o -se,...tt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-08
Alleged Outrage Mt the House OF Refuge
a hoy Reported 10 Have Becn
gcopszrI 10 death.

A resident of Harlem informs us that boy
Of IA years, the only Of his widowed MOTHER COM.
m.ted a petty offense for which His employer cnused
him TO be sent to the House Of Refuge where a fog.
gng. which might have been part Of tic magistrates
sentence WAS administered that caused tie lads DEATH
Oar informant adds: stretched on box ho was
logged on his arrival aud the c.stgation was ogun
rcpe Giod when he did rot or could not perform tic task
Allotted to lin.
"Death came with SO little warning the summons
Of The mother 10 the dying bed of her boy ~Hs lOug
DELAYED that she arrived oly 30 the las. gasp vi
him who few days before bad entered tbs Institution
a hale and handsome boy. There was not dry eye.
saws tailor, the agony of that mother when she
the who mad scOurgcG her hoy 10 0ecth.
Why W a. there DO investigation, nor inquest held
viii tie employer. pho pad the expenses Of the boyt
funerll Give ~ lac public Ls account OF The matter
IL il said hat this gcnt!omaa thought be had been too
basty. ind that he was ondea'oiiDg to procure the
boys release. ..,,-,,-.
"Are lie en whose duiy it IA to inlet eorporeal pun.
ISL neut such IS should be Entrusted With IL IL "a said
hat one al loas. j. Thoroughly brutal and uneel,ng,
striking the boys for tic slghtes ofense or piet"nsc'
IL probable ,e this tsair has been miarep esUed Or
reay sxoser.1d hut NE sre given demand b.
ssisstion ct orss tlu De fteh in he ei'e may teeis
I'd, Ell
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-08
PREsENrATIoY.-A presentation of a series o

PREsENrATIoN-A presentation of series OF
neatly framed resolutions took place last evening ut
the houss of Mr. Jacob Reqnis No. III Thonpsonst.
Tho reclnept heinz Mr.. Jauc, j. Murray OF 0ceanus
Engine Company No. H. ard the donors the n'e"oers
of that Company. Mr.. Murray has oeeh cohhec'eu
with the Volunteer Fire Depaitment Tor .n I's. ~
wears Ia an eYforemon of No. H. and has Won the good
viii and esteem Of bis brother rru.en. Mr. johnson
presented the resolutions in behalf Of thc ComE my ae
campaigning tho presentation with 'ew eonPnnenl
remarks. TO which Mr. Murray responded brieny ana
becominglv nfter which the members OF the CoupaDy
who had assembled in force. par'2ok OF an ei'sAi
snpper provided for tbe cccascn M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-08
BROOKLYN NEWS.

A BENzINE FACTORY DESTROYED BY FIRE
The bcnz,ne mandatory OF Mr. John ) Lips. in De-
Kalb near Bedfordave. destroyed by fire yestcr-
day about noon. Tho buding was OF brick. three
stories hight and Is BY ~ feet in dimensions IL was
well stocked With prepared aud unprepared material.
The fire originated by accident. and In very short
space Of timo the building enyeloped in flames.
There we're about 10 barrels OF oil The premises
which caused an explosion ard impeled boy named
hnrt but not seriously. Two were Mt work in the
factory beside The boy but they managed to escape I'M
injured. The building WAS owned by Mr. BaGean. II
Was totally destroyed, together with contents Total
loss g, 600, 10 insurance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-08
IgrEREsrlNG RELIC OR SLAVERY

INTERESTING RELIC oP SLAvERY-Ay ANTI.
FrGinvE ArrARArrs.-Capt. Elias Smith. War Cor.
respondent Of TnE TRIBUNE. while with Gen. Schofei's
advanec upon Raleigh n. C.. captured near Cold Dor.
ougl singular apparatus for the prevention osrunaway
negroes II Las movable iioo band that iastens with
paddock oiound the waist, and another band OF the
same metal that about the neck while an iron bar
runs through 10th aud above the wcarers head
AT an s1e toa OF some three feet with coT bell at
thched Iy t1ls ans the negro cannot without
being heard and little likely 10 atte,npt cscnpe The
anilinglise frame weighs about nine poands. and
woh oi course, rctar the motions oi the woarer who
canhoi reach the bell above his hoad. 1t Is curious
Affair." ana Tue wrler frequently ne has been IN the
S3nth before an! sineo tho war and familiar IN he Is
with pantaion life. has before any thing like
H. AS rene OF paat era Of bonjegc aud barbarty IL
interesting ND we learn that Mr.. Henri l.. stewart
who showed t. Va debisns presenting 1t to Barnuln
fOI hls new collection.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-08
THE FuyERAr OF rnH Rev. FATHER Nc

The FUNERAH OF TnB Rev. FATHER Nc
erai services OF thelste Rev. Father
Enncis r. Mclaughlin took place yesterday afternoon
from the Church of the ASSUMPTION. corner OF York
and jay sts. and were attended by an immense con.
gregaiIOn The body ariayed In eanonical robes ana
ncloscd In a line rosewood coffin heavily mounted with
silver was placed In the center aisle near the altar
rails to enable the congregation 10 take last looA at
the features a. The deceased The Iront oil the galleries
an, the altar were deeply drapcd in mourning. Some
thousands took view of the features Of tho deceased
pastor occupying fully three hours in passing The
services commenced by reading the Service forthe
Dead by the attendant clergymen. among whom were
tho Rev. Drs. pise. Michigan. Carroll, Gardner,
McGoyern, Cassidy. Moran, Creighton. McGarr.sb,
Doras, Mcclure, Trainer, O'Bygne McDonad. Fit
patrick Cochra'e Mullane, Aleehan, and Briordy.
The III. Rev. Bishop Louehlin. aud Bishop Lynch OF
Toronto. were also present a Grand Requiem was
celebrated by Father Turner. aud Father CassiGay
preached eloquent discourse after which the remains
were taken To Try Cemetery for in.erment.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-08
THE BROOKLYN AND JAMAICA RAILROAD. -

THE BROOKLYN AND JAMAICA RAILROAD. -
The Brooklyn Central and Jamaica Railroad was sold
AZ auction yesterday, at nOon at No. 500 FultoDs.
Brooklyn under Sheriff execution. TO satisfy jndg
mont for SiU,0C0 The property comprises the double
track IRON tho Atlanticst. ferry TO Jamaica, cars,
locomotives depos stables and ALL Mr.. i. Ii. Itch
field, president OF the Company purchased the entire
arraugcncnt for sl060O0. subject TO a mortgage OF
$500 coo The sale leaves tie property IN the hands OF
tho Company. and viii not interfere with tho working
Of tue road. which viii be carried On the same rs here
tofore The road Of much value 10 the stock
holders who OF lato years have on several ocon ions
been obliged TO furnish means TO keep 1t IN working
order.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-08
Tax Psyments-Tws Governments in our
staie--,Isre Outrages spOn the Coiorcd
kace-The Traditional Cowardicc nf
fSumau.--An Advertising Dodge.


RALEIGH. y. C., July %, 1865.
The Tax Commissioners for collections in
Wake County report that payments coming in well;
that between 5000 and COCO have been paid in up 20
hais date lor The County. From % 70 % have paid
daily daring the past week. Tie Taxpayers have ap-
paIGtiy gwen R2 the idea that the Government Will
let thcn OF until more convenient season. They will
find he small sums required 70 satisfy these national
claims. Ihegent'eman who visited Washington with
.e object aucrg other Thugs OF having the fax col
leCGons stayed was told the treasury headed the money
and those U DO could must pay. No posr man. farm
hogevar. vas TO be advertised for sole in des,ut Of
payment. The very moderate assessment of oOe.
eirlrh NJ one per cent With the five hundred do,ay
freehold suracted from the total value Of tho es,s,e
IL regarded a. very moderate by 'oyol people. and IL
chserfaily paid. Only the large land and iarnerl,
asge Shareholders make any faces al il.
CIVIL VS.. MILITARY AUTHORITY.
Tie ahsirli'y OF carrying on two forms OF Govern
ncr', Civil md Military at the time in The same
f,r lrv Is ITay soor 70 Iaye striking denorstia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-08
pnSxcuaers Arrived.

" ,..,,.hn Futlrue nom Wi.mington--c 7 FIsi.h ssd
.d1 II G. E den = H. and lady. John Gee Ber.
RG,h A. NJ. Johnson. Jas. Mccormick and lady, w q No
soIonon. Mr. a,mrions II. Jacob 2. Fin af WIN. Pm
ICES and SON, s. bdsey. Jas Bea'c W. ,. Pq,se T. B.
"a, T,esd los Hash John johnson N. liais@y. Msr
mex Mr. Wo..h t. BrainaEd and cSdTsn Ellen ksOin'ss
anu children. ..
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THE FIELD.
Base Ruli.


TNTERrRlSE ACT. HUDSUE NIVKK tLUb
A well played game came off yesterday alter
noon between the aboye.named clubs at the Capltoue
ground, Brooklyn. After the heavy rain the ground
presented rather heavy surface, Notwithstanding
which some fine play was shown. The visiting cub
purpose playing series Of matches during their stay
having on their programme match with the famous
Atantcs for today this however has fell through Us
the champions have several engagements on hand Tor
the next three gceks well half their first nine be-
inc unahle 10 NAV to-day Some heayy batting was
done yesterday by both side. the fielding being the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-08

RENSSELAER, COUNTY

RENSSELAER, COUNTY vs.. NEWARK.
These Clubs will play match at Newark to-
day. wickcts pitched at II a, m. Wednesday they
play the st. George second eleven, and ON Thursday
the New.York second eleven; ON Friday the MaahaI
tan, and Saturday the willows OF brooklyn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-08
Evening Exchnnge-AUGUsr :.

The Rev. Ebenezer Cutler ofWorcester Mass,
has been elevated to the presidency OF the University Of
Vermont
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Total -.

9345 SIS 9-Total
ENTERPRISE ~ 3 3 IL 4-3-.
Hudson River. 5-2o.
Umdre--Mr. ID. A. Sutton. Atlantic Club
Scorers-Messrs. Fem and Lawson.
Time OF game--2 hours aud 50 minutes.
CHAMPIONSHIP MAICHES-ATLANrIC w. STAR.
game will take place Thursday afternoon at the
Capitolipe ground Brooklyn between these noted Bal
Associa.ions and on Monday next The return game Tor
the cham pionshp will be P,ayed between the Mutual
BROOKLYN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-08
TRAINS DErAIyED AT A DRAW BRIpep

TRAINS DETAINED AT DRAW BRID6R.-
About o'clock Saturday afternoon a vessel in pass
inc through the draw bridge Of the New Jersey Ral
road on the Passaio River. got aground and osased
detention to several trains Ddent
Woodruff happening to be one Of the trains imne.
distey set gang OF men TO work and had temporary
bridges constructed from tho deck OF the vessel 10 the
bridge on either side which the passengers passed
and were transferred to other cars. While there,
terrific thunder storm passed over and the lightning
flashed along the telegraph wires causing rafting
sound like the Swapping OF packages OF ire.
crackers and creating great alarm among the passep
gers In the cars especially among the women TIE
boat was got OF about p. N. ~ N.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-08

Tie Jeris Record of this city has changed its
name 10 that Of l'if Hlr,x L,aS-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-08
NRw.JERsRY NEWS.
MUrpEnous ASSAULT OK A w

Z MURDEROUS ASSAULT on A WOMAN WITH A
HATcHET Between and 6 O'Clock yesterday after.
noon, returned soldier named Peter Vim. residing
in a tenement building known as the Darracks. IN
Canal-st, Jersey City. became involved In quarre,
with his wife. aud while in passion seized claw.
headed Ratchet and dealt his wife murderoas blow or
the ton of her head cutting fearful cash and LAYING
The skull bare Officer Manning called in and toos
him TO tho station. house where he was locked nm Ia
await an examination While on the way to the celia
VIM who appears TO be steady man, told the officer
that his wife Is dssipaei and several occasions had
broken open his trunk and taken money thereirom
which she has squandered for rum, and this thar
exasperated him to such extent to eanse hin To
commit the assault which he very much regretted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-08
lie game. Score appended:

Total. ..... n 30
1880.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-12

MAGNIFICENT STOCK OF
DRY GOODS.
HAMILTON, EASTER & CO.,
Nes. 100, col. and goa Bait. 81.
baltimore,
IMPORTERS, JoBBERs AND RETAILERS
or
FOREIGN AND poSnsTtc
DRY GOODS.
HAvE on hand at oil tlnies one OF the most
II extensive and complete stock OF goods in
the Unixd States including
BLACK AND CoL0RED Silks
Fire, medium and low priced.
DRESS GOODS
In great variety.
MoURNISG lSp SECOND MOURNING GOODS,
A full and complete stock.
LINEN GOODS,
And articles generally for
RoUSEKEEPlNG. HOTELS, &c.
DOMESTIC CLIFTON GOODS
HOSIERY, GLOVES oRAvATs.
sUSPENDERs, DRAWERS,
AND UNDERSTANDS.
WHITE MUSLIN GOODS,
TARLETANs, LACEs,
NETS, EMBROIDERIES,
L. c. HANDKERCHIEFs, Wells, & c.
SHAWLS, MANTILLAS.
ROND0S, ENGLISH JACKETS
AND LADIES WRAPPINGS,
In every fashinable style.
Goods for mems wear and merchant tailor'a
use in full assortment
We do not usually give samples of goods, but
will, Tor the present, when requested send sam
pies TO parties in Richm md. Goods TO be paid
in all cases when delivered per Express. To this
there will be no exception, q, for the past four
years our sales have been exclusively for cash.
my 29-tJulylst