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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-10-19
Personal Hens.

"A negro, aged $50 years, recently
died III Louisiana.
Schneider, the original Grande
Duchess de Gerolstein, is said to he the
richest actress in Paris. She has 5000,
900 worth of diamonds.
Gov. Geary, of Pennsylvania. and
wife, united with the church ut Harris
burg, Pennsylvania, on the LIST of Sept
TENDER, when their four children were
baptized
Hon. 7. f. Noel, member of Con-
gress from the 81 district of Missouri,
who died In st. Louis, on the 3D. inst
was not quite twenty-nine years of age.
His father had represented the same
district in Congress before him.
Emily Jordan, the actress, was di-
vOrced recently from her husband,
George Jordan, and married, a couple
Of weeks ago, to Charles Ransom,
Esq, a well known public man in New
York.
After listening to him in All Souls
Church, New York, Henry Ward Beech.
er shook hands with Robert COlIyer,
and said: eff you preach in that way,
the deacons of Plymouth church will
not hesitate to let you into their pul-
pit. F" Colyer responded: "If they
have stood you, MIR. Beecher, these ten
years, they would gladly stand mo by
this time, - -.,s ,.,-- .,.,7,s Ta-en (
Almost all the "MisseS' on the
stage in New YORK are married. Fanny
Morant is Mrs. Smith; Mary Cannon
is the wife of native of Baltimore;
Kate Newton is Mrs. G.. c. Davenport;
Fanny Young is Mrs. Daniels; Peral-
ii. the little Mexican prima donna, has
II husband twice as big as hefself-and
T, most of the rest are as web of.
The English papers announce the
death of the engraYer, VIM. Walker
Among his best works were the "Pass-
ing of the Reform Bill, the Aberdeen
Cabinet" and the Literary Party al
Sir Joshua Reynolds" One of his
latest productions, '"The Distinguished
Men of Science the engraving OF
which occupied HIM during six years,
aud cost him nearly e5. 200 before
bringing him any return.
The Hoyt seduction case, at Troy,
N. Y, has a new phase-the husband,
saved from State prison by the forgive.
ness of the woman he had wronged,
having deserted her and fled the city.
Many predicted this; but, says the
Times. the unwise counsels of relatives
had much to do in determining his
mind to desert his wife and child. The
fact that the child is lying at the point
of death adds to the Nervousness of bis
| offense.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-10-19
Miscellaneous Items.

England has paid ont already more
than two million dollars on the IRON
clad Northumberland.
"A double tree grows near Liberty,
Mass, half of which is oak and the
other half pine.
The house at st. Helena, once oc-
cupied by Napoleon l., is now a stable.
The French people are indignant about
it.
The broken, and now silent
''Swam p Angel" terrible in the histo-
ry of Charleston, has been purchased
and taken to Trenton, n. j.
"A ritualistic marriage ceremony in
London, lately, occupied three hours
That knot ought to defy even Chica-
go divorce court.
Professor Seeley, tho author of
"Ecce Homo. will soon deliver some
lectures on Milton. He has lately
written an essay on Cambridge Uni.
versity Reform"
"A man was knocked down in Day
ton, Ohio, the other night, and robbed
of all he had. A number of PEOPLE
passed while the operation was being
performed, but suppOsing it to be a
drunken fight, they did not interfere.
Andrew Boyd is making a Lincoln
ian collection. He has tSo hundred
| books, one hundred and twenty five
portraits, fifty novels, besides badges,
mourning cards, autographs and manu-
scripts almost without number.
AT Galveston the epidemic appears
to have run its course. On the Odd the
deaths by it were seven; for the week
ending the Dist, &c; from the com
mencement of the fever to September
23d, total deaths. 1,12S, of which >999
were by yellow fever.
"A young girl of fifteen years, es-
capped from the convent at Louisville,
Ky., one night last week, by letting
herself down from third-story window
by a rope formed of strips of bed cloth
ing. After diligent search she was
found in house of prostitution.
The extraordinary growth of. vege-
tation in Florida is astonishing the
people of that State. 1t is reported
that there is near st. Johns a single
tomato plant, spreading like the banyan
tree, which has entirely covered bed
eighteen feet square. 1t had produced
about six bushels of fruit up to the lat.
ter part of August, aud was still pro,
ducing-a bushel or more being on il
sometimes at once.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-10-19
Literary Items.

Samuel Baker has written volume
which will be published October LIST, on
1.-The Nile Tributaries of Abyssinia
and the Sword Hunters of the Hamran
Arabs.
1t is stated that a new edition of
Mr.. William Dalton's ''Tiger Prince
Ostensibly a work of fiction, but really
the life and adventures of King Theo-
dorus of Abyssinia- is in the press.
-Thackeray's publishers are going
to collect all his writings and bring
them ont uniformly, and they invite the
owners of any scraps of his writing to
send them on for Incorporation into the
new edition.
Mrs. d. NJ. F. Walker, we'll known
as an authOTess over her own signature
and nom de plume of "Helen Mar" aud
mother of DIR. j. b. Walker, of literary
fame, recently died at Millville, Penn.
sylVauia.
Rev. Mr.. MeChesney denies that
MIR. Bonner, of the New York Ledger
fame has commenced libel suit against
him. He says he never retractcd to Mr.
Bonner; Mr.. Bonner does not pay, nei
ther is McChesney aware that he Gas
proposed to pay, $500 of his salary, and
If such should be the case lie will no,
accept it.
1t is claimed by a writer in the Pal
Mall Gazette that Shakespeare was the
discOverer of the law of gravity, or at
least that he was aware of IL. Two pas
sages IN TrOilus and Cressida are quot
ed in support of this view;
''But the strong base and buildin of my love
Is as the very centre of the earth,
Drawing all things to it,"
and, True as the earth to its centre.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-10-19

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expoct0rant q to apparent 20 escape observation
and where its virtues are known, the public no
longer h. state what antdOte TO employ for the dis
tfessing and dangerous affections of he pulmonary
organs incident TO our climate. While many In
feTiOr remedies thrust upon the community have
ia led aud have been discarded this has gained
friends by every trial, conferred benefits on the
afflicted they can never forget and produced cures
too numerous and too remarkable TO be forgotten
We assure the public, that its quality is care
tuily kept mp TO the best It has been and that
It may be relied to do for their relief all that il
has ever done. Crest numbers OF Clergymen, PLY
sic ans, Statesmen, and other eminent personages
have lent their names TO certify The unparalleled
Usefulness Of our remedies, bat space here Will not
admit the insertion of them. The agents below
named furnish gratis American Almanac in
which they are giyeD with also full des riptoIs of
the complaints our remedies cure.
Those who require dlterdtiue medicine TO purify
the blood will fnd AYERs COMP Ext. SARsAPG RILLA
the one to use. Try 1t once and you Will concede
its value
Prepared by DIR. ]. q. AVER Il co., Lowell Mass
aud sold by sn Druggists and dealers in incidence
evsryWEere, octldlav2lD w&cw2m
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-10-19
THE snUTH

The Fair which opened in st. Louis,
on the 9Th, is proving very successful.
Cool weather and rains are reported
from Georgia, Florida aud South Carolina.
A heavy freshet at Live Oak, Ga.
has washed away the track of the Atlanta &
Gulf Railroad IN several places.
The amount of tobacco shipped from
Richmond during September was over one
million pounds, On which tax OF one half a
million dollars Was paid.
The select committee on the South
ern Railroads proceeds SOuth from Wash
ingtoa ON the 18th inst, under the Chairman
ship OF mcCiurg, OF Missouri.
The jury lists, on the Sth, were drawn
for the parish OF Orleans, La, from regis
tered voters under military orders. Two
hundred jurors were drawn, OF whom twenty
were whites and the balance negroes. From
TINS number grand jury is to be selected.
A subcommittee of the Judiciary
Committee assemblies to-day (the 9th) in the
Capitol, to commence the investigation as
signed to It, namely as To whether the state
OF Maryland possess republican form Of
government.
A portion of the House Committee
on Elections under the Charm anship of
Scofsld, Of Pennsylvania, meets at Lexipg-
ton. Ky, on the 1lth inst. To carry on the
Investigation 80 to the alleged disloyalty Of
representatives elect from that state.
The liabilities Of Lamb & Quinlan,
who failed in St. Louis q few days ago, are
about three hundred aud fOrty-fye Thousand
dollars, and their assets about four hundred
and siXty-seYen thousand.
The Tennessee Legislature assembled
at the capitol at noon on the 9Th. The Sen
aFa al IL ,.FN -,
Tennessee, Speaker. The Clerks and Door
keepers were also elected. Carol Napier
eolOred, received nine votes for Assistant
DOOrkeeper. Thirteen were necessary tC
elect. The House elected F. s. Richards, Of
Shelby, Speaker.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-10-19

DIR. Thomas j. Gardner, indicted
with DR.. J. Edward Turner for burning the
Inebriste Asylum in Bingham, n. Y, after
four DAYS trial. has been acquitted. This
also clears Turner.
Christian Frericks, clerk in the
employ Of Theodore Yett n, Lane & SOns, to-
bsccanists, No i23 Water street, New York,
has been arrested. charged with embezZling
$500.
The steamer Ella Faber, from Louis-
vile for Henderson, Ky, sunk near Carol
ton on the 5th. The boat n valued At SIS, 600
and insured III Louisville offices. The boat
can be raised. No lives were lost.
Saturday afternoon Mrs. Isaac Smith
aud two children, snd Mrs. William Baxter,
Jr., while driving "a buggy near Chatham,
thrown into a ditch. Both children were
killed. Mrs. Baxter was fatally injured, and
Mrs. Smith seriously.
The banking house and store of Nc
Gov at Independence, Mo-. WAS robbed Oa
Sunday night of several tho sand dollars
The exact amount il not known. The loss
falls mainly on special depOsitOTs, the work
log balance of the bank on hand being less
than three thousand dollars. There is no
clue to the robbers.
A Mound City merchant went to
Cairo, Ill, last Saturday, and drew from 3
bank 81 500, with q view of going east next
day to purchase goods, but on returning to
Mound City was knocked down while passing
up the wharf, and robbed Of all his money.
The villain succeeded in escaping with his
booty, and has thus far eysded the police.
A serious accident occurred on the
PENNSYLVANIA Northern Central Railroad at
Millsburg, Friday morning the up and
down express trains cOllided, injdring the To-
cOmotives aud scattering the baggage IN
every direction. A cOlOred boy from Harris
burg WAS killed. A few passengers received
slight Commissions.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-10-19
THE EAST.

Several seizures of whisky and Illicit
distilleries were made in New York on the 9TH,
Also 1914 boxes of tobacco and 30 600 cigars.
The Mozart Democracy Of New York
have nominated for Sheriff Justice Michael
Connolly, and for County Clerk VIC. Conner.
The New York Fenians had a picnic
in Jones Wood, and 81 Grafton from Presi-
dent Roberts, on the sth inst.
A large amount Of new counterfeits
on the National Bank of Michigan were
passed in Brooklyn, n. l., Monday night.
A company of roughs were preparing
for a prize hight near Philadelphia, ON Sun
day, when the police made a descent upon
them and arrested twenty-one.
Ten Government steamers were of
fered at suction in Philadeldhia, Saturday.
The Mackinaw brought sI75, 900: the MingO
$4,000. The others were Withdrawn.
The select committee on the Nal
treatment of Union Prisoners of War COM
mences IL seEslOn at Boston On the 18th inst,
under the Craftsmanship Of Shsnks, Of In
diana
The deaths In New York for the past
week we're 472. Among them was MTs. SavO-
mia Jane Brook, an actress. who died Friday
evening. death from yellow fever Is re-
ported at Yonkers.
The great trOtting match between
Mountain Boy ana Lady ThOTne, for $4,000.
mile heats, three in 1--WE. to harness, took
place in New York on the 9TH. The track was
heavy. Mountain Boy won very easily in
three straight heats. Time 2:26 IL and 2-29.
The corporation counsel of New
York has sent an opinion to the board of
Aldermen to the effect that the city authOri-
ties have the exclusive right to issue licenses
to sell liquors. etc. never having voluntarily
surrendered the power, and that the excise
law is unconstitutional IN so far as 1t attempts
TO transfer such power TO other hands.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-10-19

Between the years 1886 and 1868 a
southern writer says that Wilmington,
N. O., was free from yellow fever. This
exemption he attributes to the estab-
lishment of turpentine distilleries in the
suburbs of the city.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-10-19
SEMI-WEEKLY WISCONSIN,.
Daily WISCONSIN.

One copy. one year $1,000
one copy. three months. .........-.-. 250
aS- By comparing the above rates with those of
other Journals, they will be found the Lowest In
the Northwest.
The WEEKLY WISCONSIN is one of the best
uapers for the family circle and freside published
in the West IL Is a large sheet, and each nninber
contains digest of the news of the week. aud a
great variety Of interesting and entertaining liter
airy and miscellaneous reading matter, also the mar
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and prodnee. groceries, dry goods. hardware, lum-
Der, cattle, provisions-everything the farmer
wishes to buy SELL and gives more reading matter
than any OF the New York or chicago papers, fresb
spicy and various.
All postmasters are authorized to receive and
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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-10-19

SD WIDE Is THE FIELD OF
its usefulness ana so numerous are
its cures. that in almost every sec.
zion OF country are persons pub
/ltily known, WHO have been restor-
d by it from alarming and even
lfanarnIa diaaaaaa of liz Inn 20
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ayers Cherry Pectoral.
ZOE NE RAPID CUM oI

Coughs Colds, Influenza, HOdrSeiess. Group BI,on-
ohhs haeiptent Consumption and for ne rsli,f OF
Consnnptire Patterns IN ddpanced stages of the
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-10-19
CHICAGO
AtREAr mEsrrRN cap Am GIN

"a Manufactory. FREDRRIt X GUNTaER, Man.
ufacturer OF and Wholesale and Retail Dealer In
Hat, Gaps, FuTs, Gloves and Mittens. Ladies' Fur
Trimmed Holds, Buffalo R0i es, ., sc $50 East
Water Street Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Special atten-
ton OF country Merchants is called to my splendid
stock of Winter Gaps, Ladies and Gentlemen's Furs
of his own manufacture which are superior In
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Cure Preventive L. ofFever 4 Ague

I'VE would advise all who are troubled with this
fearful ma lady TO always keep the powders on hand
ready for immediate use.l
Here are few important PARTICULARS
ist-They are the Great Specific for all Bilious
Affections
2d-They are the only known remedy that will
cure Liver Complaint.
sd-They are the only known remedy that will
cure Constipation.
4th-The powders are so thorough in their opera
ton that package will be ali that the majority of
those using them will require to effect cure.
5th-They mild and pleasant yet the most
effectual cathartic known.
6th-They SIRE the chespest and best medicine ex-
ant they can be sent by mail 10 any part Of the
globe for the price, sc cents.
Circulars, containing certificates, informs alton,
sc, sent to any part OF the world free OF charge
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS or by mail on appli.
alton to
G. G.. CLARA d CO.. General Agents.
NEW HAVEN CONN.
a. Price, SOC per Box.
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aoxT BROTHERS
New E0rh OAK Leather BeIling

AND LACE LEATHER,
For sale by MOONEY & ALLEN. at Wisconsin
heather Co., 263 East Water ST., Milwaukee.
sept3cw6m
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-10-19
TELEcRAPHIc SUMMARY,
PERSONAL.

Personal.
Gen. Sheridan had an enthusiastic
reception IN Lowell. Macs, on the sth
Peter Lorrilard, well-known tObac-
conist Of New York city, died In Saratoga on
the 9Th.
Mrs. Annie Z. Kirby, Just tried IN
Richmond for the murder Of her husband,
was convicted and sentenced to seven years
imprisonment in the Penitentiary'
YELLOW FEVER.
An official letter from Pensacola, da-
ted the Let, says that the yellow fever Is
abafing. es
The deaths in New Orleans from yell
low fever for the twenty four hours ending
Saturday morning were fifty-nine.
The number of yellow fever inter
ments in New Orleans for the tWenty-fOur
hours ending Tuesday morning was fifty.
There were five intermenis from
yellow fever in Mobile on Sunday and four on
Monday.
John Hillsley, a man about 40 years
OF age died in Springfield, Macs, Of yellow
fever. He was from Memphis, Tenn. en-
route to Nova ScOtia. and arrived there Sat-
urday night
FIRES.
Sweet 4 Co. = ice house, corner of
10th and State streets, Chicago. was de-
strOVed by fir a Monday morning. Loss about
$40 600; partially insured.
The car shops of the Des Moines Val
ley Railroad Company at KeOkuk, Iowa, were
destroyed by fire Sunday night. The wstch-
man WAS burned to death. Loss about $685.
600; insured in the London, Liverpool and
Globe Companies.
A large barn In West ROxbury,
Mass. owned by Harvard College, and Occu-
lied a. a farm barn by Mr.. Motley, was
burned Saturday morning, with eighty three
valuable imported sheep, seven valuable
cows, two horses and alaTge quantity Of hay.
Ths fire was the work Of anincendiary.
A fire broke out Saturday morning at
3s3 Federal street, Boston, in the planning
mill OF Alderman Jones Fitch, which de-
rtToved that building and badly damaged
those adjoining. Alderman Fitch is ex-
tensiVs builder, employing some 200 hands,
aud was principal owner of the building.
His loss wac $4,000. The losses OF other
owners and occupants were about 900.
The Buildings were wood, and mainly Occu-
pied as workshops.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-10-19

MNRAZER,s PATENT AXLE GREASE.
IL Warranted not 10 burn the axle. For sale by
all Grocers and Druggists. augl9cw3m
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BOOTS e. SHOES.
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254 EaaS Water street
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We Manufacture All kinda OF Custom-Made Goods
which We warrant in every respect In Eastern
goods our stock is large and com plete. dip this
out for reference and call and sea when IN the
market.
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Pig Iron, Fire Brick,
FIRE CLAY.
WATERLIME AND CEMENT

Will give special attention to orders from cOun-
try dealers and manufacturers, end IN shipping
Coal in good order and on fast freight transporta
tiOn. sept24Cw2m
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YELLOW FEVER.

An official letter from Pensacola, da-
ed the Let. says that the yellow fever Is
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-06-01

g CRUELTY TO A DoG.-A man named Wmi
Wedge was arrested at the corner OF Hopkins
street and Marcy avenue yesterday afternoon
on warrant issued by Justice Cornwell, in
which he was charged by an attache OF the
Brooklyn branch of the Society for the Pre-
vention of Cruelty to Animals, with cruel and
inhuman treatment to dog. The accused
had dog attached to small cart, containing
two cans of milk, and, it is alleged, was max
inc him do the work Of horse, and this the
com plainant looked upon as cruel and inbu-
man. The accused was held to await examl-
nation.-N T. Herald.
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4 MILLINERY!
wi MILLINERIll

NJ 1L11NHR1 !. n1L11NERr.l
$50 KING STREET. $50
I would inform my customers and the ladies
generally, that 1 have this day open ed COM
MILLINERY AND STRAW GOODS,
which will be offered at greatly reduced prices,
Having all the facilities for getting the latest
novelties in my line, shall Keep constantly IN
assortment of BON NETS, in Grape. Illusion,
Sillland Straw and of various shapes, such as
EMPRESS, VICTORIAS,
BLACK CROOKS, MARGUERITAs, &c,
And HATS, in Croquets, Promenades, Fleet
wings, Henriettas, and Sontags.
SUNSHADES and INFANTS HATS; also
Pendants and Ornaments.
Bugle and Crystal Trimmings, to which l
would call especial attention.
Bridal Wells and Wreaths made at short 70
tice.
Gentlenen's Hats Bleached Pressed and
Dyed. MRS. c. L. SIMPSON,
No $50, King, near Washington st.
p. S.-Orders promptly attended to- No
t.ouble to show goods my TT
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RRApY.MADE CLOTHING.

CT orH1N
= = :, : : : At SMITHS
MN , ooii0.''''', AtsMITHs
M = = : : 49, AtSMITHS
MEN ? ? - -N' At SMITHS
MEMS sUITs....".a ....SlG 90
N = ? AtsM1TH'S.
MEMS SUITS.".... at......$2O co i.
i. a AT SMITHS
MEMS SUITS. -. at -. $25 co
= AT SMITHS
BOYS SUITS. t......$4 90
I:l.. AtSMITH'S
BoY's SUITS. at SIS 60
At SMITHS
BOYS SUITS......at....~$S0 90
At SMITHS
BOYS SUITS. $40 90
GREAT CENTRAL CLOTHING HOUSE,
AGO, SEVENTH STREET,
Opposite the Post Office, Washington.
my 3-lm
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THE GAZETTE.
SATURDAY EVENING, JUNE 1.

HEART-RENDINa STORY OF "A STRICKEN
PEOPLE. The Nashville Banner has been per-
mitted to make the following extract from
letter written by highly respectable merchant
Of that city, from Dallas, Ga, to his wife, I'M
der. date of the Goth instant: ~ rode yester-
day across the country, from Marietta to Dal-
las, forty miles, and there witnessed sight
that, while it aroused the tenderest sym pathlTes
. of my soul, awoke a new feeling that Thought
struggled with our lost cause. Nearly hye
hundred furnishing women, old and young
many with babies at their breasts had come come
from their neighboring county, seeking p ,ara
than fifteen miles barefooted in rags for tor the
little corn they heard had been sent the EN-
Oh, my God il my hearts best blood oodo oo ans
be turned into bread for these my people,
place them again in prosperity anu hnarf, liz
would give It. felt as if had lived too
lonr to witness such sights as these.
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MILLINERY & FANCY GOODS.

non OOn WORTH OF
IMPORTED BI
NJ VIII l. A n,
No. 1916, Pennsylvania Az, Washington, D. {.
VIII be sold ut cost to reduce stock.
The goods to be sold are such as:
Black Silks, for Mantillas and Dresses
Velvets, all colors. Velvet Ribbons.
Lace Mantillas. Silk Mantillas.
Real Laces, all kinds. Real Lace Collars & Sets.
Hairbraids, from Is to New styles Waterfalls.
40 in. long. Black N let's for Wells.
Curls. White Waists.
Bobinets for waists. Buttons.
Ladies Undergarm' IS. Walking Dresses.
Trimmings Coudray's Pomsde.
Morning Robes Wells.
Lubin's Perlumery. Straw Bonnets.
Fans. Ribbons.
Partisan Bonnets Feathers.
Hats Hairnets.
Flowers. Bonnets, Silks, &c, &c.
Dresses, Mantilas and Bonnets made at re-
duced prices. Washington, my 3O-2W