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RY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auctioneers
TRUSTEES SALE or BUILDING LOTS IN

By virtue Of deed OF trust to the subscriber da-
ted Dec, mber 20. 1866 and recorded in Llber Il NJ .
- No, ID folios &c. &C one of the land records,
&C., shall ofier for sale, at public auction, on
SATU RDAl the LIST day OF Sc ptember. 1885, at 8
O'Clock p. M. in front ef the premises. LO Q Nos
me & ID and three 80 in Sqpsr numbered ten hun
0red aDG twenty three, Il 023 and Lots numbered
eleven IL y ana twelve t12,l in Square numbered
nine hundred and ninety six ts9sD If tine plan of
the city of w ashin e ton.
Terms One third casb; the residue in and
u mol this. the purchaser giving his notes for the
deferred payments, satisfactorily endorsed, and
bearing interest from day Of sale. A Deed given
and coed OF trust taken, to secare the deferred
payments. Ali convey anciug and stamps at the
cost of the purchaser If the terms of sale are not
compb ed with with in five days from the day of
sale. the trustee reserve the right 10 resell the
said property at the risk and of the deaulting
ming Star ASBURY LLOYD Trustee
jyZ-eo&ds GREEN q WILLIAMS Aucts.
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AUCTION SALES.
m eaEfz. , wILLIAHs. Aeeaos..r..
nNMlAnH0n

unoer oeeo OF trust from John y. 01arh, Will
se}l, on tbs premises, July 1sSh at eSoei III not
EEresensse by rein. twenty LoseA vsrs ing from
snsee 70 zen scres q sod sdnine The District
blsdsns burr. four nilee from wssninstos and
I've niies ro1 blsdenseurg. a portion Of the
Isno - IN hieh suievaticu, with q oomserfAble
Dwelling, &c. The lots have elevated building
s s w3So Az water; apeetion has browustsne
nsss Bear, and one Of the coAtemDloted sites Of
the rresidenttAf residence and pnhhe park, name
dietant. : - - A-s
Plat lobe seen At GREEN q wlLLIAAg,wsh-
iDgteh. n
~ TIE ABOVE SALE IerpOerPoNup IN
18th August. when it viii positively tsie place
The sale presents rere Inducements - eentfemeo
wiehing 10 purchase handsome building sitss for .
II sd iinsl GREEN q wILLIA,se. Aues,.
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RATTLEsNAKE IHARNINC TUREIYs-A
Vel! strange and novel occurrence took place
on he SinnemahoniDg, near Wistar, Pa g.
short time since, vet its truthfulness can be
vouched fer by MIR. X. w. MeClelland and
others IN That vicinity, who were eve wit.
pesses. The attention of resident OF that
place (Mr. McClelland) was attracted to a
yard In the rear OF his house, where a large
mock oil turkeys were congregating. u tering
wild and discordanf cries and f1utteriny in the
greatest CONSERVATION. On approaching he
observed huge Ia itlesnake, coiied ND, IN the
act OF charming Iordly cobb er of the flock
who was gliding swiftly in a circuit with eyes
riyeted ON the CLASSY orbits of his captor and
gradually approaching its venomous Jaws.
MI MeClelland quickly despatched the bold
intruder, and the turkey was set at iioerty:
but strange to record, with its eyes so trans
fixed that II was unable to move ahead IN a
direct hne and a. L. lie ired from its vanq uisbed
foe moved on ooliqueiy with a shabling gait
AZ dusk OF the same day a snake equally as
large as the one destroyed came into the same
mans door. yard. and began calling for his alb
sent male by rafting loudly. 1t was sum-
marily disposed of, and when measured was
ascertalned TO be four feet in length, with a
tah studded WIN thirteen rattles.-Brddford
{Pd.) Reporter.
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DOToAAs TRANSPORTATION LINE.
HoTloI 70 SHIPPERS.

The ese.nsr kxrREss. osgt. 7; a. RYTRlR,
gRDAY for Gly mont, Budd . Ferry
smithb Point, Chatterton Landing, Nanjemoy
Stores, Matthias Point, Chapel Point Piovdeu 3
Wharf, Lancasters Wharf Stones wharf Our
rionen Bay Fexweilb Wharf. Piney Point Point
Lookout, and arrives ct Baltimore q O. 10 on
Sunday.
J.B. BRYAN q BRO. Agents..
ap7-d No 3ls Penna s~enre
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RYJ J. O. MCGUIRE 4 CO., Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF SQUARE $50, sitna-
ted near Kendall Green, aud in front OF the far IN
Of MIR Corcoran, OH the Boundary.
BY virtue OF a deed of trust, dated September 81
1858, and recorded In Liner A. s.. No. "a. ioli
no ct seq, Of the land records of Washington
county, the Subscribers the trustees ther lin
named, will sell. TO the highest bidder. ON the
premises, on 7 ESpAf, the l4th day of August,
l5o6. at clock In the afternoon, Square No. 9sU
in the plan of w Washington city
The terms OF sale are: One third cash: and the
residue in ard Il months, with interest from the
date Of sale the purchaser to give notes of ea nal
amount. TO be secured by . deed of trust on the
property. All conveysncing and stamps at the cost
OF the purch ,ser. who shall deposit go with the
aueuoneer at the the time Of sale. II the terms OF
sale are not complied with within FIVE days from
the day OF eele the trustees reserve the right n
resell the above Square, or any part thereof al
the risk and cost of the purchaser in default, on
oneiweek 3 notice in them ational IRfeili eencer
+. sHTER Trustees.
j. C. McGCIkE CO.
y7-w&l3&14au AuctIoBeers
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nABow's REVIEW FOB AUG Usr.

TABLE, VI CONTENTS.
The Tournament, by b. G. Barnweil. Property
Title in the South ss affected by the late War, by
Salem butcher OF Georgia The Cotton Resources
Of the South. Present and FIXTURE, by Edward At
kinson; of Macs Shall the Spartan Virtues Of the
south Survive the War; by G. Fitzhueh, OF Va.
sander epooner, Of Mass. Novels Of Sir E. Bull
wer Lytton. Terribly ia Earnest. by G Fitzhugb
American Commerce-Its Progress and Develop
ment, By the Editor. The Pnrse and the sword
FfnaD OF Europe Journal Of the War-Entered
mp Daily in the Confederacy. Department. of Com
merce: Department. Of Internal improvements
Department Of Agriculture. Department Of In
dnstry and Enterprise. Department Of Miscellany
Editorial Notes. &c.
Terms, &c per annum. -.
jy28 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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nUETIFLD 8 CELEBRATID HANS.
MARKET,
8 ESTABLISHEDi IN 1897. -A-

Optnf0uS Of the Press:
Du1ield Was the first to give character to Yves.
tern = ams his cure 10 iarartadiy good; Roas BET
Capital in quality and neyor-Licsypool Albion.
Food for an Emperor -LirerpooI Mercury
Dumeld's celebrated Hams have been the
favOrites in the South for twenty five years
Orledws PtcuyKHe. They have been awarded seven
frss preniums, Including a medal from the Verdi
Fair, isa, and the Unitsa states Agricultural &c.
ciety. 1882. Cured and for sale TO the trade ~
CHAzIze DuIEIELD. Chicago. Illiaois.
B.-0M1TH NIC0DEMUe aremy agents
in, Balumore. 50 tierces rust arrived. je1t I'M
S0ll gAs1e sOPElIOl HOOK WEE. Of the
I08&IEk RlEeLfN0, 1E93
"a QBlUESHElMBR, f#
RuOBSHElMER. b.
.aR3 80CHhEIWER,F es#Etaf rstFFE
which essr Tor ssis IN quantities 70 suit pur-
SAMPLES Of the wine can be seen st the Union
Bottling DEPOT" Ne 81 Green street, George
din RILEY A. sHrNN.
KlQNEe WIfH0gfB AlDs; iIlssre3ed. S4@
1xyapd 81 Last. . bovel. By rdmuAA yates. g
Co. Picnic Keller, noyee. - cte. -eoue Years
WI eadAle by lsSvy etlaer. - Nsrsaslvs Of
Abdersonstsie pst.op. SlI6 Haysoss Life Of
Asdrey !ehsscs. st.H. Nsss'son = Lifs d Go.
HH nANCk TAHOE.
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~ When the Council recently called for the
purpose of recognizing a new Baptist Church
III n well known town IN New Hampshire were
assem- bled, q member inquired at what time
the Church was formed. The deacon present
said he, could not tell, as he was not mach
versed in such matters. but appealed to a
prominent member OF the new interest, who
replied. ut was as difficult 10 tell as when a
pig became a hoyo
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$50 kAxs, $50
ANERIOAN CHR0NOMBTER,
0Anufncturer and Dealer In ChEonemetere and
Wssck Is is,airsd and Warranted. d
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~ A novel scene was witnessed at Long
Branch on recent evening. There were HOO
guests at the Continental. and ali the rooms
being filed. the proprietor spread about hfty
beds and hammocks in the dining hall. About
midnight the occupants Of these extempofized
resting places arose, and each having q sheet
wrapped around him. filed out in solemn pro-
ceesion, first to the bar for drink, and thence
into the yard and elsewhere. The appearance
OF this spectral file of speechless beings, at.
tracted much attention, causing a general
"wake MP" all over the hotel, and occasioning
much merriment
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yI2-wsws Test: MEIGs. C,erk.

hKPHANS' COURT, july "A, lSS6-DIsrRIcT
OF o. CoauMslA. WhsH H,s County. to,w,t:-
store saia has, with the appreciation of the Or
phsDs' Court of Washington County Aforesaid
50 pointed Saturday. the 18th d ny of August NEXT
Ter the nna settiement and distribution OF the par
sona estate Of said deceased and of the ass ats in
hand, far. as the same have been coll scted
and and turned into money; when and where all
notified to attend, with their claims prop.
erly yo9ched. or they may otherwise by Law be
elclnded from all benefit In said decessed,s es
ence week for three weeks in the Evening star
previous to the said day. -
Test q. O. ROBBINS,
Ra0ia ate ~
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DENTISTRY.

T. CoUMBE. DENTIST, No 24Q 9th street
=. betseen N aud streets, will Exrracr,
pni, Asd Insert Teeth on Gold, Silver, DIX
Best material used. Ar elms
he, LOCKWOOD, Washington Building. 34I
-, Penn avenue will fill Teeth with -
gold and insert TEETH on Rubber ~
very reduced price. Teeth extracted with VkX
out pain. I, ,e ,,r~
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Observation-Disclosures by Boyal Letssrs Pes
II tent Of Ensland, and occurred ~ the seais o
college Of Medicine, vienna.
Trissnar No. 1, = the enect1a! rsnsdy TOR xelaH.
Syotem Tricsmar No. hes entirely suDsrsedse
ne nsssous use Of CogeviA, Oyeees, e. Lnss-
de- end Secondary synptoms, fhns obvtssin9
the use q mercury aRd eli Other asasssrous angre
Each preparation b In ths form q . most agrss
ale Losense. secured from the edects. 81 chmass
ar So1r d esss0 ID one Tor o., and In 81 easse,
nm soy{nG %. Divided An eeDarate eoeee - cd
ninistsrsd 81 valDsss. eAllanands. bosx' a.
sNhosssais and rss.il By Dr.. BARROW, No. isS
5: S &c d iS6sD No. sss r. ave..
0oTnoH nth 0t. eeDtto
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UOYs' SPRING AND sUMMER CLOTHING.
SELLING OFF TO REDUCE STOCK.
We offer our entire stock Of Boys', cuths' ana
Childrens'
READY-MADE CLOTHING
AND FURHISHIu0 GOODS
at greatly reduced prices, and weuld ask an early
cali to secure choice selections ct low prices.
WALL, eTEPHENe CO.,
322 Penna. avenue.
je zS-6tif between 9Th and 10th streets.
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i PHILADELPHIA AND uEW TORK.
ss

WAsHINs foN, March Is, Iog
III 1Mns oesyeen Warrington and Few Yorf oes
FOB NEW YORK. without change Of carr.
Leave daily texceDt Sunday ut 80 .. N. and eN
FOB NEW FORK, changing osrs ct Philsss,.
Leave daily texcept espdayD ct MS Q. N. e.
80 D. m.
FOB PHILADELPHIA,
m, and 40 and go D. N.
en- SUNDAY.
N. ohiy.
Sleeping cars for New York on 60 ,. n. sssa,
Through uctets 20 PhilsdeIphia, Nev York, a
Boston, can be had at the Station Once ct ali h0u11
lean IeisGTsph Building, Psnnsylvanis svenus.
tor sSnsduIs Setveca Washington, Baltimore, An.
WP SMITH, Mastsr Of rrsnsporsatsou.
Z. n. COLI General Ticket Asent.
oe 0-0 GEO. o. kooErZ, Agent, Washinssou.
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SMART woNAA.-In Mad,>o,, Ind, thew
nave sweet wife for a parson, one Eliza
Wayland. she has been, says the Free Press,
'-cutting scallops generally" She threatened
70 poison all the cis;erns in the peighborhood
and DO divers and sGndry other things not cal .
cnlated 70 keep the peace. The So uire, after a
parent nearing OF the case he Id the woman U
bail IN the sum Of SiO0 to appear at the next
term OF the Circuit Court: in default OF which
she went 10 Jail; but we understand the matter
vas afterwards compromised by the erra,ic
Eliza promising 70 leave town, which she has
DONE Constabl Dunlap and UrrIlI had TO
break open two doors to arrest the woman and
then found that she had locked herself in a
closet, but left part OF her s.tii.er'' sticking
ont. which one OF the ofYicers took hold OF anS
pulled Eliza out and the door open at the same
une. Her husband, who it appears Is a
wagon maker preacher, and jack of sll-trades,
rs accused OF going on and leaving has family
without proper means of support, and upon
ms return, prays very vociferousfy. The spor
I'VE liza Is accused of putting a saddle on
gagged, aid declared she was going TO ride 10
Heaven on him.
DEGRADING SYSTEMATICALLY late ava
cuuon IN sweden, vast crowd assemhied
some OF whomen deayoring 10 become possesses
OF drops OF the blood of the victim, thinking
they would so obtain a specific aganst
eispsy- cranp and other diseases Ii Wa
even observed that a family in the higher
ranks OF society, in large town, had gone from
some distance 10 the place of execution Tor the
express purpose Of obtaining this taIisman.
which they were most eager to procure as a
remedy for one Of their children who had baen
srevioesiy sfiieted. Immediately after the
execution the crowd pressed around the
scafold, and the military guard had erear
diffenlty in keeping ih.m of; bu, no sooner
had the troops and the police been Withdraw
than men and women rushed forward and
scrsped the ground with their hands that the y
might collect some Of the bloody earth which
they subsequently, crammed into their mouths
IN the hope that they might th us get I'd fthelr
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rAKxDe rWRes 'CcokLY. -Churless Pane,
one q the editors Of the Sentinel. whose once
was burned il ne great IRE 81 Daytou, Nssa-
da, on The let ut, writes Of the event thus
eeolly 70 TIE leoal OF the Virginia Enterprise in
me owing strain:
"AtF-Dayton's all right my lboy-oniy q
small mater Of sackcIoth and ashes, that's all.
The ball on the Fourth goes On in sam Ham,
used up on the Ere Boys ali healthy. very
few burnt S:arlings ice house and contents
burnt furiously, destroying our prospects TO-
e)ooaers and ice cream, still 1--WE may be happy
vet Groceries and grub generally lively
The Sentinel Office came TO q brilliant .termi-
nation. 1t had the honor Of closing the enter
tainment being the last dying feature of the
pyroteehnic display" .t
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III PROVID BOSE WASH cures secret and deli.
ca6e d0erdes, IN az thetr stasss, q itss exIsnss
iiffie q No change In diet, tnoonvenjenco, and
10 sxYoanFe, lis pleasant In ta6te and odoT, I'm.
Hsdisse O ~ soeaea. ssd nss nso I'll injsrsea
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LIB. LEMIr nENNTTEISSHHt

IL LIZ. .LtWiEi DENTIST, has REMOVED from
!" Soo Penn. avenue, ten dOors
I.ah sEztras,sd wiihom Pain. All Def
s 20 hSsinG teeth 70 extract, would advise them
s S.,en ont Teeth inserted on Rubber. Gold and
have Teesh =. n srdsT that an persons should
10 Dc conyinced Of the fact cali and ace for your
se ssSa also, call and see the new and improved
49, oo fenn's avenue, between 18th and 18th
ie 2-n SR LEWIE n n U.r.,.x
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GrS-CoTToS--Gun-co is now made
into ropes for storage, and kept under water
Whom an order IS received a, the manu- factorv
q few bosrs sufice TO send The cotton on It's
way II bas been found that by making tue
ropes with many air-ehanneIs through the
mass the cotton explod-s almost iastspta-
-neonsly. and is as violent in action as the
sfronGsst fulmi Datss. Il
.0The sbeaandoaAs2 herald says tbst yaost
-of the niilk lUJnsd ~ abttie PhA'' Sheridan
are not resd4 ~ grind wheat ana other grain.
foy some tine past the olf rGls that ..ten
mile nshe Q cent" hasb been imperative in
NAT region.
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else before breakfast is healthfol. Itis never
so. And from the very nature Of things, il
hurtful, especially to persons Of poor health;
although the very vigorous may practice it
chilled through and through, unless the
stomach has been fortified with a good warm
breakfast: and In warm weather, miasmatic
gases and emanations speedily act upon the
empty and weak stomach in way to vitiate
the circulation, and induce fever and ague
diarrh@ and dyeentery. Entire families,
who have arranged to breakfast before leaving
have had complete exemption from fever
and afue, while the whole communtsy around
,hem was suffering fromitfor having neglected
these precautions.
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In THE SUPREME COURT OF rHE DIs.
yo..,, IRiCI 0r COLUMBIA.
706, EQUITY pocket6.

Mary A, Fletcher esa,. no. EQUITY pockets
The Trustee in the above cause having reported
70 the Count that he sold Lot No Is, in Square No
dollars and forty seven cents, and that the pur-
chaser has implied with the terms OF sale. II Is
the Court that the said sale 10 ohm Burns be ana
the same is hereby ratified and confirmed. unless
10th day of August next; provided q copy of this
order or 20 much thereof az relates to the .asidca
uon OF esid SAFE be published &c week for three
weeks IN the Evening Star prior to said day.
By order Of the Court
true copy.
y l2w3wr Test B J. MEIGS. Clerk.
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SUNDAY PAssENGER TRHINss
LIZ Lave "AsEISSros Live ALEXANDRIA
Express .. s;N 2; Loesl, ........... s:soP. II,
NH lily WI. FHELFs, Sw., SS4 m.
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RY THOMAS D0wLINo, Auct.; aeorge.ovn.

VEkr tALEABLE AND bEGIRABLE BUsI
NESS STAND And RESIDENCE in George.
town ct Auction.
On THURSDAY, August 9th, ii. 8 clock p m,
I viii sell, IN front Of the premises. that very
street, No. 80, near Bridge street The lot fronts
20 feet inches on High street, with depth Of 2O2
consist Of large three story brick store ana
dwelling, with large bach building contai ming
for business in the town
Terms: cash. $500 to be paid on the day of sale
chaser.
jy26 IIntl TBOs BOWLING, Auct.
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ilEBOW's RESiEw rOs JULY.

r. ~
4. The Old and the New; by JAS. d. Hoyss. g.
The Place British American have Won IN HE
tory; by Henry j Morgan. 3. Sketches OF Foreign
Treyei 4 Shall eoutksrpers Emierase 70 Braziis
Q. The Future Of South Oarolins-Her Inviting
Resources. 8. Home Educntion and the Home
Circle; By g Fitxhush. 4. -Virginis-.Her hew
Spirit and Deyelcpmeut. 9. Journal Of thssw ar-
nsnt OF Iodustry and Hnterprise. .Depsrtnsnt 81
Agriculture. Department Of Mining and Mspu.
Of the Freedmen Department Of Internal Inn
provemepts. Editorial Notes. &C;
By - tHsl fRAM0k TAILOR.
s1,HIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscri:
j Der has obtained from The Orphans, Court Of
leffers Of ADM nistrstion on the persond e.
tate OF Virginia nilstead. late Of washineton,
ID C. deceased All persons having claims against
the asid deoeaesd, are hereby warned 20 exhibit
the zane with the voucher thereof ID the suoscri
Ssr on or before the ri day Of June next: they
nav otherwise By Law. Be excluded from ell benefit
o. Sne 49, my hand thi. ssi day Of June 1885,
ie 9A-lawSw' eoABLBs ~ bboID.
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so,a bye. O. FORD, esrpss MA ssr,,& a. o.,
eylssnie avenue. WssAineton; .AENRY onof
A hs,ssSosp s; CO. 81 p lni,1ef';s:
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GOVERNMENT SALES AT GIEsBORO, D. @

aug 2Et DeDof OF Waahinoton
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ALWAYS ON HAND THE BES,

Carriage Trimmings,
Shoe Findings, Glass and Putty. Flat irons and
Coffee mills Bed cords and Bed screws, Matches,
Stove blacking Washing soda and Soap, etc,
Flavoring Extracts,
Patent Medicines Perfumery of various kinds,
Fancy soaps Oils Paints, Varnshes and in fact
every thing usually kept in first class Store.
School Books
Writing and Letter paper, Fancy note and COM
mercial paper, pens, pencils and ink cory books,
slates ink stands. fancy and common envelopes
Rafting Ropes,
Augurs Axes Chisels, Saws, Files Hammers,
Hatchets Nails. Spikes. Grind-stones ,Stoneware,
Trunks, arpet-bags, Powder Shot Lead, etc
Carpets, Oil-cloth,
Brooms, Brushes Baskets, WASN'T boards, Buckets
yarn and batting, work baskets, Umbrellas, ETC.
Coal Oil Lamps,
Coal oil Lamp chimneys. Tinware great varie-
ty, Japanware. Egg beaters. Spice boxes, Wire
ladies', Sleeves, busting pans, Lanterns etc, etc
Groceries and Provisions,
Such as Coffee, Syrups, Sugar, Rice, Crackers.
Vinegor Candles. Cheese, Flour, Meal, Bacon.
Fish, coarse and fine Salt Teas, Mustard, etc
Of Boots and Shoes
They have a large assortmentfor Ladies and Gen.
tlemen consisting of Top Boots, Brogans, Pumps
Caters, BalmoraI Boots. slippers, Monroes. etc.
Ready-Made Clothing,
In the latest styles and of the best material con-
sisting of Coats Pants Vests, shawls, over-coats,
Drawers, Cashme ere and Linen Shirts, ETC.
Of Mems Wear
They have also received large and well select
ed Stock, consisting OF Cloths, Plain and Fancy
Gassimeres, Cashmerets, Tweeds, Jeans, Cordu-
Toys Beyer-Teen. Linens Handkerchiefs. Neck
ties, Hosiery Gloves Hats. Caps, scarfs ETC., ETC.
LADIES DRESS GOODS
now opening, consisting of Plain and Fancy Silks,
Delaines Aipacas. Cling hams, Ducals, Prints, Me-
rinos Ca shmeres PIaids. Brilliants, Poplins, Be-
rege. LaNus Nankins, Linen, Lace Edgings' Col
erettes Br lids Belts, Wells, Nets, Corsetts, NJ
bias Hoods Coats, Mantels Balmoral skirts, Ho-
siery, Gloves, Bonnets Flowers, Plumes. Ribbons,
Hats. Trimmings, Buttons, Combs; Shawls, Braid,
MusIins Irish Linens Cambrics, Victoria Lawns,
Swiss, Bobinets, Mulls, Linen Handkerchiefs etc.
They invite all persons to call and examine
their stock and hope to give entire satisfaction.
SHOWERS d GRAHAM.
Clearfefd Pa Sent 26th, 1856
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CHANGE OF BAsE.-A change of base
having recently taken place-snow instead
of mud being the predominating element
under foot-one half the sleeEs in this vicin-
ity now seem to be hauling goods to Mos
sops store, while the other half are engaged
in hauling them away again. The reason :
Mossop sells the cheapest goods in the coun-
ty Buy your goods at Mossop's.