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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-06-13
BOOTS AND SHOES
1t Costs Nothing to ExaHmss
~ TURNER'S

Fine Stock of Boots and Saux,
And IN a majority Of cases you SssazE
be so much pleased soih the qwElSzv
and style of his goods, and tie fysas s<s
aohich he is selling them, haf vug
aoould be certain TO save yomsesF a&Ac
trouble Of looking elsetchere, and SclAr
a feao pairs wrapped up before sv3 ssse.
n
Ha- To my large circle of buannsNr
friends, and the ladies in particzizE. Y
would say that my stock of good shae
work of all kinds is very full ami
fresh, embracing some new and ~szx
fine glove kid and serge goods snr
mems wear, boys shoes of all kiG41,
and particularly ladies' serge gsiesSu
and slippers, easy house and Ssss
dress slippers, childrens' CATERS. pa
lish Balmorals, ankle ties, and ss@--
pers of all kinds. pa
From this time until after dhE
Fourth of July. l will sell the aAsz<e
and all other goods at prices more Gs-
vorable to the buyer than cozSz hxe
obtained before since 1861 ss,
7. w. TURNER
b y South First Street n
iuneS
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Wool IN BosToN.-Hallawell & Coburn's
Circular, June 7th, gives the following as
the quotations for Indiana wool in the
Boston market:
Coarse, 45@50e.; medium, 50S55c.; fine,
55a5Sc. E.- -
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DecIine i'm Breadstnfs.

The following table shows the recent
rapid depreciation of wholesale values in
breadstufs in New York:
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GUnion copy.1

-OR SALE-NANsEMON and Der
1 MUDA SWEET POTATO PLANTS.
am the Agent of Tenbrook, Pierce n Co.
for their celebrated Sweet Potato Plants.
and am raising them on shares. one mile
Orders sent to mo, or left with Cook &
Healey or W. g. Fullerton, will receive
prompt attention, and will be filed with
plants fresh from the bed. =
may22 dim IA WILL. H. WOOD.
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FOR SALE.

rSOR SALE-North half of Lot IS, Up
- per Enlargement. corner of Second
and Cherry Streets. 371a by $50 feet. One
third down, the balance in one and two
years, with interest.
WALKER & LUNKENHE1MER.
South corner of Main and Third SITS.
iune1l 1wds f -fX
rOR SALE "A new house with large
- rooms. kitchen, cellar, cistern, stable
wood shed, &c. The lot is l2l feet 'front.'. by
I5O feet deep, In Bray's and Cooks En-
laTgement, opposite Mayor Bakers new
residence. Also, the house On lot NO. 3
Main Street, joining Weeds store, with
lease on lot. A bargain will be given in
this property. Apply to ~
j. b. RUCKER,
ONCE with ShackeIford & Hornbrook.
naval 2W
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new 1Ork 6OId ana StOcK Market.
By Telegraph NEW YORK, June II.
GoLD-American Gold I375s@I3S.
BORDER STATE-Steady new Tennessee's
67s496S; Virginia extra coupons As; Mis-
souri, 9ss4; North Carolina 5l1a@5lN.
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LONDON, June 12-Noon.
CoNsoLs-At 50; Bonds 70; Illinois Gen.
trail 49,; Erie 40.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-06-13

Brick Machine, Steam Engine, &c.
ZANE 2A-HORsE POWER STEAM
u Engine, laChallenge Brick Machine,
Moulds. Trucks, ETC., will be sold uerg toto,
to close the concern. Apply Immediately
to A. REFS, or s. E. GILBERT q CO.
m 4ff1t 3
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-22

WASHINGTON ITEMS the municipal
election day approaches, political excitement
runs HIGH and this campaign promises to be
one of the most animated that has ever tecn
witnessed here.
The case of William E Cleaver, who was
on trial in the Criminal Court all of last week
for the murder of Mary Ann Reeves, was ter
minated on Saturday. The jury returned a
verdict of manslaughter. The counsel for the
accused have entered motion for new trial
Shortly after one o'clock yesterday, shed
in the rear Of the hucksters stands at the
Butchers Market, on the south side of Bridge
street, between High and Potomac, in George
town, was discovered to be on fire. The flames
extended to the surrounding property, involving
the total destruction of eleven hucksters'
stands and contents, and stable and small
brick building.
1t has been decided that in the second week
in May, anniversaries shall be held here OF the
Sunday School Union. the City Bible Society,
Young Mems Christian Association, the tenn
perauce societies and the Protestant Orphan
Asylum
The money subscribed 10 the different
churches for the relief of destitute people
South amounts to $1,000, and has already
been extended to residents Of Culpeper and
Fauquier counties, Virginia, and also Of North
Carolina.
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LATEST FROM EUROPE.

Our advices by the cable are to yesterday. -
The official organ of the Austrian Government
at Vienna in an editorial on the relations be-
tween Prussia and France, counsels its readers
not to put too much faith in the preservation
of peace in Europe.
From London we learn that Mr. Gladstone
has written letter in which he virtually re-
signs the leadership of the Liberal party.
From Paris it is reported that rentes Gov
eminent securities) are dropping.
Dispatches again state that the Prussian
Government has sent strong note to Napoleon
asking 40 explanation of the reasons for the
military preparations in France. 1t will be re.
collected that Bismarck pursued the same line
of policy with Austria, making the armng OF
the latter cUSus beUl
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-22

Senator Wilson has commences. his tour
through Virginia. He speaks s.exr in Rich
mond He is striving to effect Radical Or
ganization, not exactly Of tie Flunnicutt stamp
but still, a Radical organic alton, to perpetu-
ate political power in the Keeping of such men
as Sumner, Steveas, ap:d all that set, and to
place the Staaa gov eminent in thoroughly
Radical 4sads He makes, it will be seen,
great professions. Where are his votes-what
aas been his cr.urse-what will be his course
II any ConS ervative man thinks that he will
dement, ns State, by sacrificing his principles,
ano turtnering the success OF Mr.. Wilson S
s-.dicsl schemes, he will find himself vastly
mistaken. AS for Mr.. Wilson exhortations
to submit that is all words Everybody
'submits'' in the sense Of obeyiug the law,
and attempting no resistance to what is direct
ed to be done under the law.
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NUANO- REEDS AMNONLATED ST.
VI PER PHOSPHATE or LlME.-Ihe best
suporphosphate yet offered to the farmer, pos
se5sing all the activity of Peruvian Guanor but
being far more durable in its effects.
It contains large amount Of animal matter
in a highly concentrated f0rln, which, combined
with its soluble bone phosphate ufliine, cannot
fail to render it very valuable as q !ertlllzer.-
Notwithstanding we believe it to DO the best
super-phosphate in the market, yet, by pro
cess peculiar in It's manufacture, whereby the
expense: are lessened, we arc enabled to sci! il
very low, with liberal discount to dealers.
". ELDRIDGE Il CO., Sole Agents,
II O. 4, South Wharves,
oct 1T AleXnnurNl, w.
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Senator Wilson in Virginia

RICHMOND, Va, April Ex-senator Wilson
spoke at Orange Court House yesterday he
recounted the events which led to the. war, and
said that after it's close the North had no Ill
feeling for the South The South was sub
missiye, and had the measures now pending
been ad opted directly at its close, 1T would have
said that the Government was just and liberal;
but when Mr.. johnson assumed power ne
adopted different policy, which has brought
on all this dissatisfaction.
President lincoln had prepared eight CON
ditions for the pardon of rebels, all OF which
met his Mr.. Wilson 81 approval; Mr.. John
son had prepared fourteen, which were SIX too
many. 80
He [Senator Wilson had never favored the
twenty. thousand dollar clause; for he wanted
the South, excepting few prominent rebels,
to be at liberty to go to work. The South had
complained Of Congress violating the Constitu
ton, and yet upheld Johnson in his violations
of the Constitution in restoring the States
The speaker was opposed to black man
party or white mans party. Let all who
favor human bondage 90 together, and all who
favor freedom and progress 60 together II
any rebels had cast aside their deluslons, lei
them come up and join the Republican party
MajorJ. H. Lee, State Senator from Orange
replied to Mr.. Wilson. He charged the intro
duction Of slavery upon the North, and saic
that President Lincoln did not at tlrst lnteno
to liberate the slaves, and that the Southern
people were the blacks best friends.
Mr. Wilson replied that in year the NORTH
would give the negro suffrage. he SAID con
fiscation might follow, if the reconstruction bill
was not accepted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-22
CyHEAp STOCKINGS AND GLOVES.

Another lot Of those very cheap Stockings
Also chidren's Hosiery OF ull sizes and quail
ties; Indies, misses and chi!dren'a, Gloves, new
styles; q large assortment of gentlemen's Half
Hose, English. German and American, OF all
sizes Suapendera, Linen and Paper Collar;,
kerchiers. Crnvats, Necktes, with many other
desiruble goods Call and examine, ut 10. 10
King street. moan
NH II If ROBERT l.. WOOD.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-22

Mr. E. L. Houf, delegate to the late Rad
ical Convention, at Richmond, from Augusta
county, informs the Richmond Wing that be is
now satisfied that he was entirely out Of place
in any such body, and that the convention was
got up and controlled by corrupt and designing
(white) men for their own selfish ends He
will take care, in the future, not to be caught
in any such company
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-22

GENERAL ASSEMBLY. In the Senate, on
Friday, Senate bill No. Ct: to incorporate the
Winchester and Strasburg railroad WAS passed
Senate bill to amend the act passed January
18th, 1867, in relation 10 salaries OF certain
officers of the government, was passed, The
bill fxes the aaarie3 Of the Second Auditor at
- 600 and that OF his second clerk at 81 GOO
The salaries Of the other officers remain az
provided in The Code OF 1860.
In the House of Delegates, the Committee
on Banks reported adversely to the resolution
recurring the banks Of the Commonwealth to
receive their own notes in payment OF habit
ties incurred to said banks. The report was
agreed to.
House bill to place coored persons on an
equality with whites, as witnesses IN court, was
passed The bill appropriating 500 to ala
immigration was debated, aud passed ~ TOY
the preseot The Tax bill was then taken up
Dr. \. j. Clark moved an amendment redEc-
inc the tax from 30 cents 10 % cents Oh the
500 worth Of property. Mr. Baldwin spoke
at length ia favor of The bill, aud wanted the
taxes to be fixed at rate which would meet
all the honorable debts and expenses Of the
State. and not drive the Commonwealth Into
market as a borrower to raise money to pay the
interest on the State debt. Mr.. 4. Turner did
not believe that a less tax than that prescribed
in the bill would suffice. Mr.. y. y. Clark WAS
opposed to accomplishing in banks money drawn
from an impoverished people, and CID not wan
to raise surplus of cent above the necessary
expenses Of the State. MI Crnmp opposed
the amendment.
The amendment was rejected by a 7ote Oil
ayes, IS noes, GL.
me olll was Fartc"*iJ "1ie""ed' an" ooiisii
amendments,
- -. -. ,,,,.
hEeI3IkA It'll 1T h'e'.'i III. ~ NE ''''S q
long list Of the Reeistrars in Virginia, selected
from cficcr@ Of The army ard officers Of the
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-22

Previous to the adjournment OF the Senate,
on Saturday, several resolutions for friendly
mediation in Mexico, aud one tor like action in
the Luxembourg difficulty in Europe, with a
view to the preservation of peace, were offered,
but no other action was taken than to order
them to lie on the table and be printed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-22

The President Of the Bank of Berkeley, at
Martinsburg, notifies the holders of the notes
of said bank that he is prepared to redeem
them at pAR-and unless they are presented
for payment within six months from this date
their redemption is prohibited under an act of
the Legislature Of Virginia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-22

The United States Senate brought its exec
utiye session to close on Saturday afternoon.
Nearly all the important offices were filled, a
few postoHices and internal revenue offices in
the West being the only ones left vacant.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-22
SOAP, CANDLES, &c.

Corner Payne & Cameron Streets
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
The attention Of dealers and consumers is call,
ed 10 our stock Of the above-named articles Of
our own manufacture which we offer st reduced
rates.
We have also constantly on hand from 10, 600
to 1900 bushels Of leachea and unleached
ASHES. to which the especial attention 0:
farmers and others is called,
We guarantee satisfaction to all who may IA
VOC lis with call feeling confident that our
prices and the quality of tho articles rnanufac-
tured by US will compare tNVorably with those
of other cities.
All goods delivered free Of charge to any part
Of the city. NH l9-tf
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GOLD.
NEw YonK, April 22.--Gold to-day, 1889.
lCOMMUNICATED.

COMMUNICATED.
The Washington Chronicle, in lis encomum
on G. L. Stearns, says:
John Brown convulsed Virginia, and shook,
Samson-lke, the temple of our Dagon-sayery.
1t was George L. Stearns who gave him guns
and money. He was worth all the rest OF the
Boston men; for while they talked he dtd.
The people Of the North at the time of john
Browns invasion of Virginia, claimed to dep.
recata such conduct, and many Of our people
South thought them sincere. should be
pained to think the Chronicle could boast Of an
invasion of Il sister State unprovoked, and
trust it was lapSus catanu. RETNUH.
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EX r CTS
"Where The Poudrette WAS used it gained Us
hulfa bale Of cotton more TO the acre. '--HenrY
F. Suits g. Bro, North CnroSi"n
II consider it the most valuable and cheapest
Fertilizer which [ have ever used. PR. Reu
j. r. Hopkins, Bishop OF Vermont
My gardener thinks it Indispensable within
the garden fence. "-Dnniel Webster.
HOOE s. WEDDEkBURN,
Agents for the Company, Alexandria, va
NH --.D,-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-22

The impression prevails in Washington that
Congress will not assemble in July, owing, as
the Chronicle says, ''to the cordiality which
seemed to exist with the executive, and the
promising condition of affairs in the South
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-22

The Atlantic Hotel in Norfolk is to be re
built
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STATE RIGHTS The idea that the Rights
of the States, have been 5, utterly Disregard
ed, if not totally anohilated, by the events Of
the last five years, and especially By the politi.
cal action of the dominant party since the
war, that it is not worth while to talk about
or even to consider them ourselves, is one to
which we give no place, and which We will not
encourage. The constitutional doctrine Of the
Rights Of the States, is not to be given up,
in argument, discussion, or political action
We grant that the exercise of State sovereign
ty, as formerly understood, is, under present
circumstances, impossible.) But tee principle
is not a Lost Cause Though crushed to
earth, . it may rise again in our civil history
1t is one worth defending, worth standing BY
worth the honest exertions CT every man, who
values constitutional liberty, in every way al
lowed ty the laws, Or permitted by these COW
having and exercising authority Never our
selves ultraists Oh this subject, and, 10 former
times, not disposed to push this doctrine to
the extremes commended for by many OF our
Southern friends We nevertheless always re-
cognized the Rights OF the States, Us expound
ed by the best and wise>t OF the founders OF
our government. And nov, MARI than erer,
do We look upon these State Rights, as the
''salt Of our political existence - the preserva-
tive OF all that is valuable in our institutions,
under a national union com posed of States,
and intended to be union Of States 3ss'oe
issue. in truth, will be, and that in no long
time, between these Rights (now decrie4l) and
consolidated Empire over collection ri pro-
yipces
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i'm r. CREIGHTON 81 SON.

NO. So, KING ST,
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
DEALER IN
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
HARD WARE, CUTLERY, BELLOW
Anvils Nail Rods Horse Shoes, Blister Steel,
Files, Rnsps, Shooting Tools, &c. Commin' :
Iron Beam Plough at factory P:ices; Casting,
for Titus Iron Plough kept on hand; Sash:
Doors, Blinds, Sc, furnished to order. RooGn &
Felt, and Cement Percussion Caps, Double
and Single Guns, Shot Pouches, Powder Flaslls,
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ALEXANDRIA,
MONDAY EVENING, APRIL o.

HENRY CLAY.-The Lexington, KY,
Gazette, had, on the 10th of April, the ami
versary of the birth day of Henry Clay, most
appropriate and beautiful tribute to the mem
DRY of that great an-acknowledged to be a
great man even by those most opposed to him
on public grounds. Itsays: Few of hiscoteln-
poraries arc now left among us, and men of
middle age scarcely remember more than the
closing years of his great life, but these few
can tell of the power of his presence while III
the visor of his manhood, for it was most iul-
pressive. These knew him as neighbor aHd
friend; but as the leader of Senatcs and in. the
arena of craftsmanship be Was known to the
world as the foremost man of his time. With
the fiery eloquence and indomitable spirit OF
Chatham, he was free from the egotism and
weakness which dis6gurea The character of that
great minister. Thrice was he called upon to
still the raging of faction and avert civil strife
and thrice did be stretch forth his arm, as il
were, over the troubled waters, and they
obeyed him. Oh ! that he could have surviv-
ed but one decade aud what years Of blood and
ruin and misery might he not have saved bis
are buried in his tomb, and his great virtues
only are remembered, and it is fitting to pay
all honor to, and to keep fresh in the minds of
men memory of the man who feared the
power of 90 adversary, aud who ''had rather
be right than be President" There was no
bitterness in bis lite and none IN bis death:
In the isles Of Greece his name is spoken in
reverence, Liberia is monument of his wis.
dom and humanity, and traces of his greatness
are to be read on the brightest pages of Amer
lean history
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EYuEELEE & WILSON'S
w LOCK-STlTCu
(1ITJ

SEWING MACHINES,
CHAS. W. GREEN, Agent, IS, King street.
Would call attention OF parties Wishing 10
supply themselves with frst-class Sewing Ma
chimes to the above, over fifty thousand Of
which were manufactured ana sold during the
past year. The latest style machines. with I'M
pr"venents very SIMPLE 50 much 50 that 4
child can work th eln,witn perfect ease. These
machines vary in price from $50 upwards. Lirl2
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MILLINERY 6 FANCY GOODS.

MILLINERY MILLINERY!l
MRS. G. L. SIMPSON,
No. 1870. King, near Washington street
Has Just returned from New York and Phi!a-
delphia, and is again prepared TO offer to the
ladies Il very fine selection OF PA RS MlLLl-
merry, consisting in part Of: -..-.--
Ribbons, of every width.
i French Flowers.
Z 49, ~. Grapes, Lnces.
'Velvets, Ornaments
Pendant Trimmings
Fancy, Straw and Hair Bonnets and Hats, AL
Of which will be sold cheap for cash.
Bonnets and Hats Beached, Prose-! and Dy-
cd IN the latest styles. ap i
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-22

Lord Cowley having resigned the British
embassy to France, which he has held since
1852, with sssalary Of $4,000 year and
splended furnished manslon,) is to be sue
ceeded by Lord Lyons, who was envoy to
the United States during the whole OF the
late War
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-TNO FARMERS AND PLANTERS.

T. FAE7EES "ED FHH7THES'
20 D RET'r
AND DOUBLE Ref ED POUDKEIrE
The cheapest, most powerful and best Fertili-
yer known, for Corn. Cotton, Hops, Tobacco
and Garden Vegetables.
SEND TH lSF tG@ SPiM1 Egu FisA ri CO..
GG, CORTLAND street. New YORK
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ROBERT L. WOOD.
FERTILIZERS, &c.
AUGHS RAW BONE PHOSPHATE

DAUGWS RAW BONE PHOSPHATE.
am the only agent in Alexandria, Va, 10
the pure and genuine 3augh's Raw B"nc Phos
phute, for sale By rnc III large and small qlnntI
HWvHAEN'S PURE RAW BUNE PHU&
PLATE, manufactured by Walton & Nhann:
ANDREW GOES D,ECOMPO3ED AM
NAL ANNOTATED PHOSPHATE.
RHODES PHOSPHATE.
BUCEETE RhAPEk AID Mo Elk, ii
I.oudoun. Fauquer. Prince William and Fair
fax counties.
Headquarters for HcCormicE'- Reaper All,
Mower.
Hubbard's Reaper and Mover,
Garden Seeds, Sc. " II. MAY.
ND Elm Alexandria, Va
CUANo AND FERTILIZERS.
Tie subscriber has on hand u full uasortmcn
Of the most approved MAN UkE5 which he i
prernred to sell in any quantity desired, at Iii
Low EST MARKET RATES.
As the prices unitOrn the farmer can Oh
tain his supplies rs well BY correspondence r
though he were t. purchase IN person.
| OFFER:
Peruvian Gu,ilfo, uf the best quality.
Eoliviun GuanD. This article come: from til
sane section ~ Peruvian which it closely re
.nmhtc- ia texture. and appearance. Ii j. lnuct
richer in Phosphate, bat EN@ les y mnna 70
ettl soils or stiff sub-soi!s it viii answer quite It
we'll ~ Peruvian, ana it costs but tx" third
the price OF that article
Mexican Guan", of four grades.
Ground Bones.
WhitelocI,'s Cercalizcr The high reputation
borne by this article rs the most effective ant
reliable crop producer made IN the Unltet
;ilntrS, induces me 10 ask the FARMER 10 test
alongside OF any manure he may apply.
WooIston' : Annoni:.lrd Bone Phosphate Thi
article is manufactured by the same house Nnl
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-22

rl1HE SUB5CRIBEk offers to rent for the en-
suing scason the Fishing Shore. known as
the TENT LANDlNG, the property Of the late
William Lylcs Persons desiring to rent VI!
please apply ut once to W ARTHUR ia =
LOK Aiexundria, Va, or to fENDA La NJ Az
BURY, Administrator, T. 3 Post Office, Prince
GEORGES county, Md. mn l3-n
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Z Z, ENoVAL. =
CHARLES w GREEN,
DEALER u
FANCY,
DRY GOODS,
MOTORS, sc.
would respectfully call attention to his
r EN- 0 Y a L,
from No. ~ North Fairfax street, Mansion
House Building to the NEW STORE just
No. 68, KING STREET.
Between Fairfax and Royal strects.)
Many thanks to my fellow-citizens for the
very liberal patronage bestowed upon me, ana
trust, by continued application to business, with
a disposition 10 accommodate, 10 merit thelr
confidence and further patronage. SPECIAL a.
DRESS TRIMMINGS,
Ni aIoTEaj, HV coFsEfi3
HOOPSKIRTS, SC.
Would call attention to stock OF
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
such as Collars, Cuffs, Handkerchief, Socks,
Suspenders, CrsVats, Shirts Drawers, &c.
With increased facilities for the transaction Of
business, [ hope to he able tn supply thu wants
Of Dealers
EJ~All Goods warranted rs represented Or
,lers from the country respectfully solicited.
CHARLES w. GREEN,
- if--. GS King street.