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VIRGINIA NEWS.

The relations of MIR. john Eroughton, Of
Norfolk, have received L letter from him, re-
siding in Macon, Ca, in which he details tie
particulars Of his having been shot through
the lung with 4 pistol shot, fired BY an indivld-
uaI VINO is a relation OF his vile Mr. Brough-
ton was passing along the street at the time,
and was hailed and called over by the nan,
who, as soon as he got within coed distance
drew his pistol and fred while his victim was
unaware Of what was going on hlr. Trough
ton j. . native Of Norfolk, and L son OF the
late Nr. Thomas q. Brouehton. ST.
The rain storm Monday night in Lynchburs,
was the heaviest experienced in that section
since 1857. The water poured dowa IN con-
,npe,,s seq" aid 9Ssn petcly flooded the streets
in all directions, washing up the paving stones
in n.any pI4c.s, AID literally tearing the gar
dcns to pieces In the surrounding country, as
far as beard from, especially 10 souihweserly
direction, the storm was terrible.
Gov. Walker, yesterday, pardoned Mary
Taylor, alias Mary Norman, white girl aged
about - years, convicted in King George
county OF arson and grand larceny and sentcnc
ed to years imprisonment ia the penl
Tertiary.
Ia Norfolk il is estimated thas the Conser.
vati1eS have carried the city by fifty majority.
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NEWS OF THE DAY.
ITO aho,o the very age and body Of the 1t0lo"'

The most terrific rain and hail storm ever
known 10 that section of the country passed
through a portion OF Alamakec county, IN
Michigan, Oh Monday afternoon, leaving 10 us
wake a scene of devastation. A number OF cat
tie and swine were killed, fruit trees and crops
were damaged to considerable extent, WIN
dows were shattered, and doors blown OFT the
hinges. Many farmers will be obliged to re-
plant the entire crop.
The Burlington, lowe, Argus learns that
during last week, in kcokuk county, family
named Pcroe buried the last OF their three
children, all of whom died ofscarlet lever. As
the father and mother were returning home
from the grave of the last child, just as they
were entering their gate, the lightning struck
their team, killing it and the husband. Inc
wife is now raving maniac.
The Northwestern Woman's Suffrage Con
vcntion has been in session in Chicago. Inc
following resolution was discussed and adopt.
ed THAT we arc. in favor OF an amendment
to the Constitution of the uuited States recog'
nizing and declaring the right or women TO OK
crcisc the elective franchise on equal terms with
all other citizens"
The judiciary Committee OF the u. s. Sen
ate have decided that neither the Fourteenth
nor Fifteenth Amendments to the Constitution
hinder State from imposing suffrage dlscrlml'
nations on account of nativity, or nor--owncr-
ship of property. The question arose upon
law of Rhode Island.
In the Court of Appeals OF Maryland yeser'
day, argument was continued in the case
brought against the Chesapeake end Ohio Ca
nal Company by its preferred bondholdeiS'
protesting against the payment OF interest TO
the State of Virginia to the injury Of the other
creditors OF the Canal Company.
Tie Protestant Episcopal Convention 81 tho
Diocese OF Maryland yesterday elected lev
WIN. Pinkney, ID. d., Assistant Bishop OF the
Diocese. Dr.. Pinsney is the present rector OF
Ascension Parish, Washington, ID. Z.
Lydia Maria Child excused her absence from
the Wonan's Suffrage Convention in boston
the ether day, b. saying that she could not
leave her 'p csslng domestic du;leS i tha'
orthodox in woman'S rights crc.cs
DR.. John Everett, we'll known citizen OF
Cumberland, Md, died, alter hrict Hines:
from typhoid fever, on the line OF the Cor
nellsvlle railroad, On Saturday last.
The Episcopal Convention OF Maryland yes
terday rejected the proposed amendment to 1h'
Diocesan Constitution, admitting layincn TO lh
Standing Committee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-27

A PRAYER.-It is the custom in Virginia to
have the sessions of the Legislature opened
each day with prayer by the different ministers
in succession, of the various churches in Rich
mond. Yesterday, in the House Of Delegates
Rev. DIR. Bethlehem, of tho Jewish Church,
offered the following prayer
"Almigbty God still We are in want of JUS
tice, righteousness, and truth still we are anx-
ious to see Virginia governed by Vlrglnlans
through virtue and integrity. Justice, truth,
and peace were the pillars upon which Virgin
ia has been resting Oh Lord shall these
pillars totter in our days? Shall Virginia. the
star of the States, be tramplcd down by heart
less strangers aud by native enemies?
Shall Virginia light grow dim in our days!
Oh Lord have mercy on Us for the sake ct our
widows and orphans, tor the sake of the actions
of our noble ancestors. How they Tough; Tor
freedom, for enlightenment, and relief from
Cypress sion r
Oh Lord remember us in Thy mercy, and
bless this noble assembly, bless both Houses OF
tho Legislature OF this Commonwealth, the
Speaker. the Governor, and all officers OF this
State. Restore to us the glory OF 'lrgiu!a'
now and forever Amen.
CANAL Coal TRADE.-For the week cndlng
Nav 2lst, 2ll boats laden with coal departed
from Cumberland, shipped as follows
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Foreign News.

In tic British House Of Comm ons yesterday,
the Irish Land bill with amendments was re.
ported from committee. After discussing some
of the amendments the report was agreed to
and the bill was ordered to BE- read for the third
time on Monday next. The announcement OF
the result was received with loud and repeated
| cheering.
Disrac.l is again i'll, but it is said there is no
reason for Immediate apprehension.
The mime of the engineer vino. with his
! family, was murderer in UXbridge, is Marshall.
The supposed murdered, now under arrest, is
| said to be his brother, who was transported to
| Australia eighteen years ago through the efforts
of the deceased.
In the case Of the u. S. against B!ak elcy for
the possession CT certain guns, shell and other
ordnance, judgment was given for the United
States.
A regatta for yachts of all nations will take
place on the 221 Of June for the Prince of
WaIcss prize cup. the yachts are to start from
Cowcs at five o'clock in the morning.
In the French Corps IIogislatf an intcrpclla-
| ton will be submitted to the Government On
the cause Of the dissolution Of the Plcbscitary
Committee Ministerial journals express fears
| that the question may result in the coalition
OF the Lett ard Right wings OF the Corps
against the Ministry Picard is the leader Of
this movement, and is to be chief Of the party,
which is to be called the Constitutional LETT.
The Enelishmcn captured by brgands near
Gibraltar have not yet been rescued. The par
~ consisted of john Bare his nephew and
two domes,ics.
King William Of Prussia closed the session
of the Reichatag yesterday. ln his speech he
anticipated the hapnicst results from tic laws,
which would go 4 long way towards assuring
foreign peoples that the Confederation develops
the national strength, and Is powerful agent
for the preservation, not insecurity, OF 'lnlvcr-
sal Peace.
Srccial dispatches from Lisbon report that
on Tuesday last groups OF citizens passed
through the streets crying Live the lheran
Union!" The Duke OF Saldanha has nearly
completed the new Cabinet. The capital and
country remain perfectly quiet, and with the
formation Of i strong Government, promise to
remain SO.
A REMARKABLE Dou.--Dr Norris has 4
very remarkably smart dog, as is shown by the
following incident -
a few Sundays ago the Doctor was preach
ing in the absence OF Mr.. Cutler, the regular
pastor, in the Disciples church. Near tho
close of the sermon his dog got up, stretched
himself and walked around uncasiIy ; the Doc
tor taking no notice Of this, the dog delibera.
teIy looked around till nc found the Doctors
hat, took 1t in his mouth, carried it up to him,
and would not leave iii; he was relieved Oft
He then went down in front OF the pulpit, and
waited impaticntly few minutes for the Doc
tor to take the hint. Finding he would not,
he looked around and got his stick and carried
it to him which hint was quickly taken by
Tho Doc,or tor tear that he might do sOmeth-
ine rsc,-CharzottesuWe Chronicle.
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MARIE

the 9th of March, in Philadelphia, by the
Rt.Thomas Stevens, Mr.SAMUEL e. PAYNE, OF
Axandris. Va, to Miss VIoLAF daughter OF
d.. and l.. Patton Of No "town, Bucks county,
Ps
Ay 10Th 1870, by Rev. Thaddeus Herndon,
M1HUGH B. kERRICK to Miss MARIA l..
MRSHALL, daughter of +. 6. Marsh all,
esqall of Fauquier county. Va.
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IETTERFROM RICHMOND.

Correspondence OF the Alexandria Gdzette'J
RICHMOND, May 26-The ardor of Conser-
yatsm as we'll as Radicalism has been very
considerably dampcned today, and although a
great deal of interest is manifest, yet the day
IS passing off very quietly, tor an election day
in Richmond. The rain has been pouring with
slight intermissions all day preventing gather
nes on the streets, and thus order has been
preserved better than could have been done by
the police. 1t is thought that the CoDsorva-
tive ticket will succeed by majority Of five or
six hundred. Of course it is impossible to tell,
but such is the general impression. Every
hack omnibus and vehicle Tor the conveyance
of passengers is in rcquistIon, taking voters to
the polls. ,.r
la the Senate, to day, the House bill amend
ing tho act for the continuance or tho payment
Of interest and dividends to institutions CT
learning, was referred.
The House amendments to the Senate bill
TO prevent the sacrifice of personal property
by forced sales were agreed to.
The House bill amending the act in regard
to the acknowledgment OF deeds was referred.
Bills were reported repeating and amending
the sections of the code in regard to punish
mcnt for unlawful hunting.
T. was deemed nexpedcnt TO leglslate 10
reference to requiring passengers on Railroads
to take drawbacks.
\ resolution was adopted fer the appoint.
mcnt of Joint committee to frame new Dill
to carry out the Homestead clause OF the Con
stitutlon: and bill introduced and referred TO
the said committee providing in what manner
and on what conditions householder or head
,T , f,roilv Sh1il hold 4 homestead.
\ bill to Incorporate the Rockingham Home
Mutual Fire Insurance Company, was referred.
\ resolution authorizing the head OF family
| or householder to select and held tree from
levy, seizure OF sale 50, 600 worth OF property;
real and personal, until q bill shall be passed
| prescribing what property may DO held, aid On
| what conditions, was lost
The bill amending the charter Of the Alex
anlr!a and Fredericksburg Railroad company,
! Was made the order of the day Tor Saturday.
Tie Norfolk aud Edcnon Railroad Till, was
passed ,.u
In the House OF Delegates, bills were report
cd amending the act Incorporating the Vlrglns
ard Philosophical Society; to incorporate the
louisa Cemetery Company to incorporate the
| Northern Neck Stock Association, anu to IN
corporate the Virginia WarchouSlnG and Glar'
anty Company,
The following bills were passed:
liou$, till empowering the trustees OF The
colorcA Free Will Baptist Church OF Winches-
Ter to .cil certain portions OF IT'S properly
House hill to Incorporate hc Manassas anc
| Potomac Railroad Company. And the following
ordered to be cngrosscd:
Uonsc bill authorizing the Front koya
TURNPIKE Company to sell cartaln piers aht
abu.mcn,s Of bridges on the Shenandoah river
House bill amending the act to authorize ths
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-27

RpM4pEs,-The market for Flour opened
strong in tho early part of the week under an
ective demand but the increased receipts ana
.bo ,lrcliue in Eastern markets hiss cause1 some
denre.ci,u and at the close the market IS heaFy
with y light demand and downward tendency
in nrces. Family brands are in alf inquiry al
70 s. - choico s TO So 70. Extras are IN
limited rcuuest at 5 s. 10 81 20. and W. note
salos Of some 700 barrels within our quotations.
Suners .r, less active at 81 to SIS 62. the latter
fpnrcs for choice; Fine IS to 81 s.. Wheat is
dun: safes Of 80 bushels white ut 1885, offerings
Of 1910 .! red, with sales at llo III aud l6O.-
Corn is dull and declining; offerings OF 24io
mixed with sales ct ia, 105 and log; offerings
&c 100 bushels white, but no sales reported
Rye !. duil offerings light end sales at loo
Oats are firm; offerings Of 392 bushels with
sales ~. IS ca, COZ and g.! lO0 bushels Mill
Feed soll 1T g. Bacon is firm OF quotations.
Fgcs have advanced and may bequoted at EOs22
rnrIuoyE CATTLE MARKET. May 2G-Reef
Cattle. -Pricu5 to. day ranged rs follows o!d
Cuygs and Sca.awass aaS5 90; ordinary thin
.tc.rs Oxen and Cows at COAST W; lair guam.
to Reeves ut CAST, and the very best Eeevcs al
6CU.S9 80 per 100 lbs the average price beng
.luuL 81 gross, Inc market WAS uull uhh ~
y decline Of 20 TO 30 cts per 100 lbs on The Rates
Of las. week, closing very dull.
Shccr.-The supply during the past week has
been in excess OF the demand, and rates have
!.ciincl !. per ID. Prices to day ranged as
follows: Sheep at !aGs cts per % gIo:s Lambs
:. 20 TO - % per head.
iioys Tho supply during tho pas. Taek has
been about sufficient for the demand, and Inc
marI:r. steady at last weeks rates; bu1 to-day
ina suuriy wss rather short, and the market
Iiriu Prices .o-Gay ranged a. trliows: AT IL W
.i:i % Der 100 lbs not for fair - good Hogs.
- Al @t. i'%s.
-ul. ..o... ........i - NOON sETS"."rn' &. ) w
.,r& ;r'r. .... ......7 Is HIGH w"TEk 1n'g,W w
::t;nVUN ALEXANUEIA. May II.
ARRIVED.
s:chrs Grace, Webster. Portland Calc'ncd
Plaster TO Smoot Il Perry.
t:rhr YIN " WILSON, Providence, I" Amerl-
can ;'o-i Company.
Schr. VIM VI Wilson, Providence, by Amcri-
can Coal Company.
MEMORANDA.
s'clr W II hoEzle, Soper hence at New York
10Th inst.
s5chr Sea Nymph, Comfy, hence b! Providence
9th inst
Sthr & a Babcock, Smith, hence at Provi
dencc :4,h inst
Schr NJ Il f Henderson. hence at Boston
9th inst.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-27

ROCKINGHAM COUNTY. Rev. j. W. Wed
dc Il, formerly of Petersburg, assistant Rector
of Christ's church, Baltimore. (lsev. +. u.
DudIcy's.) has received and accepted call TO
the Rcctorship OF Emmanuel church, Harri-
sonburg, and will enter upon the discharge Of
his duties on or about the 18th nfJunc.
We saw one Of our excellent Shcrifs the
other day with 500 in coin, which had been
paid him by gentleman upon an execution
The gentleman who paid this 500 to the
sheriff declared that he had borrowed it from o
friend who had had it buried since the war.
The usual per cent, was allowed ior the coin.
If there is any truth in.the old sign that at
large locust blossom is an unfailing indication
of an abundant corn crop, the proauc: Of that
great staple this year will be unprecedented,
Tor we have never known q fuller locust bloom.
We have been informed by al observing
country friend, who lives in prolific fruit
section of the county, that the fruit crop will
no be near so abundant as was supposed.
We are informed by those who have ample
OPPORTUNITIES Of knowing, that there never was
finer prospect for an abundant wheat crop.
RocLTnqhun, Register.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-27

HELP.-We have seen in all cur exchanges
how an Iowa woman helped her husband to
raise seventy acres OF wheat 1t is now cx-
planned that the way she helped MIN was to
stand in the door and shake the broom at him
when he sat down to resi-, and terrifying him
q other ways. We don't want any help about
:aisinc wheat. This fellow was probably like
The whcat-trst shocked and then thrashrd.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-27

"WLcn great man dies, the first thing
done is to resolve to build monument to his
memory, and the second is not TO build it.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-27

The Legislature Of Virginia has passed q
joint resolution providing Tor the appointment
Of board Of commissioners to ascc,t tain ard
fix the boundary lines between this State and
Maryland.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-27

We are indebted to several members of Con
gress Tor copies Of speeches and documents
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-27

Two sons of Henry Clay yet survive hint.
II. Clay, cx-minister to Honduras, now rcsd,
ing on his place, Mansfield" near Lexington,
and John NJ. Clay, the raiser ofKentucky, and
one of the greatest turimen living.
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HARDWARE, CUTLERY, Sc.

ID -
The subscribers have in store n large and
we'll selected stock Of goods in their line 10
which they invite the attention of dealers. Our
goods were purchased at lowest cash prices and
will be sold at prices TO suit tho times. w.
will make It TO the Interest Of purchasers to
give US call.
JOHN IT. CREIGHTON s. SON,
my 26-tf SO King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-27

In the House of Representatives, yesterday
the Northern Pacific railroad bill was passed
by vote of lO7 to IS. The vote on the rmenl
ded.bil to enforce the 18th Amendment is to bt
taken to day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-27

The New York World, 10 leading article,
is showing how the democratic party, if it
makes no mistakes, may easily elect the
majority of the next Congress. But when will
make no mistakes?
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-27

Leonard Scott s. Co., Now York, have re-
published the May number of Blackwood'
Magazine. Contents Our Poor Relations
Trade Unions; EsrPs Demo, part seven +; Cor
nelius ODowd's papers; John, part seven
New Books; the Education Difficulty. This
is very interesting number.
We receive regularly every week Littells
Living Age, with its interesting miscellany
from the British periodicals.
Catalogue of the officers and students of
Hsmpden Sidney College. This is a most eS-
collcnt institution of learning. Col. Del. Kemp
or is the Professor of Mathematics.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-27

WAsuIHGTos lTEMs-The Western members
failed Yesterday in the House to table the bill
to allow all imported material used in ship
building to enter free Of duty, and 10 pay q
drawback whom American materials were used
There was so much feeling exhibited towards
the representatives of tho opposing ship inter-
csts who wero present in the gallery that it ex-
tended to the hotels at night where light
occurred between Capt. John Cadlnan and
Gen: Ncgley, member from PlttsDurg' inc lst-
ter knocking the former down for giving lin
the lie direct to q statement that Csdmsn was
hero in the Clyde interest.
Tho President was in his office yesterday
short time, but seemed consd erably indisposed
and is unable to attend to business. No visitors
were received. His ailment is colera morbus,
brought on by eating strawberries. Mrs. Grant
has discontinued her weekly afternoon recep-
tions tor / he remainder Of the season.
The Indian delegation yesterday visited,
among other placos, the Smithsonian Institute,
where they woro much pleased at viewing the
variety of curiosities on exhibition there. IN
the evening, accompanied BY Captain Poolo,
their agent, and Mr.. Guerra, tho interpreter,
they called on General Sherman, st his resi-
dcnc2. They wero treated with much atten-
ton and retired gratifed at their reception.
Mrs. Cofny yesterday recovered red cow
from rnan named Stewart that WAS stolen
from her in 1868, having passed through the
hands Of i,our owners since She lost It, two OF
FAuQUIEI COUNTY. AT a meeting held in
Warrcnton on Court day to consider the expo
dicncy of adopting relief measures, on motion
,]no. III. Forbes, was called to the chair, and
II. }. Mead appointed Secretary. Alter an ex.
preston Of opioion resolutions were adopted,
tavorng convention in the city OF Richmond,
composed of delegates from the various coun-
ties Of the State, 10 consider what measure may
be lawfully adopted to tighten the burdens
which rest upon the people of the State, so
that while the substantial rights OF the crcdi-
tor will be preserved, the claims of the debtor
to such relief is will not conflict Herewith
may tie respected The convention to be held
on tic It'll of June, and j. NJ. Forbes and JAS.
V. Brooke, were requested to get as delegates.
Rev. w, r. Richardson is to be Installed
Pastor ofthe Presbyterian Church in this place,
on the first Saturday in June, at II o'clock,
u. n.
The kitchen of Mr. Inman Evans, within
few miles OF Warren,on, was entirely destroyed
by fire on Tuesday morning. A favorable wind
protected the dwelling house adjacent. - War;
rcnton Sentinel.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-27

Brazil has not cmarcipated the slaves in that
country. 1t was expected the Emperor would
recommend it in his speech to the Chambers,
at their opening, but he did not
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-27

THE WRECK OF TIE PENNSYLVANIA - The
remains of the well known old u. S. iiaer
Pennsylvania, having been successfully raised
from The bed of the Biz bcth river, were placed
in the drydock at the navy-yard on Saturday,
and will be cleaned of the mud and debris,
preparatory to being cut up for the old metal
contained in the hulk. The raising Of this
ponderous wreck was most stupcndous job
Norfolk JournnI
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-27

sTFOFFEfS.-Fittcen Sacks Java, White and
~ Green Llguyra, and Choice and Fair Rio
Colces just received by
my27 j. CLINTON MILBURN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-27

We have received from the National Publish
ing Go. advance pages of the second volume
Of Mr. Alexander Stephcns's able work on the
late war. The book will soon b. issued, and is
sold by subscription to agents.
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DATENT TINGLEY CHURNS.

II SOAP Just 10 hand and Tor sale by
VIM. +. BROOkES,
my - 10 King street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-27

Weston, the pedestrian, or "Wa!kiSt." Us
Artemus Ward would cali him. has, in New
York, accomplished the feat Of walking one
hundred miles in twenty one hours and forty
minrfes
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-27

The clerks in the Richmond Postofticc coua.
plain OF the cxactons Of the Post Master there,
Miss Van Lew, and several of them have
resigned. The case has been reported to the
Department in Washington.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-27

The newspapers talk about the bursting Of
the"Fenian bubble" Yes-but the mischief OF
it is, these bubbles keep constantly rising and
cost trouble and expense to the British end the
U. S. governments-and there Is trouble and
expense enough already.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-27
Tg1HE ANNUAL ECOKATION

'51HE ANNUAL ECORATION
SOLDIERS GRAVES
VII! take place on MONDAY, the :O.h inst
commencing at I o'clock p. m. under the aus
piccS OF Potomac Post, No. s, Grand Army o!
tbs Republic.
DOUCHS BRASS BAND from Washing.
ton will be in attendance.
u. 5. Senator Upton, Of Nebraska, and Rep
1cseHtstIvo Stoughton, Of Michigan, will deiv-
CT addresses.
Contributions Of Flowers will be thankfully
received. They can be lett at Capt. Church's,
corner Of Royal and Prince streets, on Monday
ut any time before 3 p. III
Ali arc cordially invited to participate in The
exercises.
By order of the Committee Of Arrangements:
my it'd Il. b. TAYLOR, Secretary.
MORE WHITE PIQUE5.
We hsyn this morning opened another largo
Assortment Of those White French Piques
lay - WITMEK & SLAYM AkER
yEPHYK SHAWLS.
II White Zephyr Shawls Just received at
my 70 WITMKR 81 SLAYMAKERS.
ENGLISH SALAD DRESSING, something
IL very nice, for sale by
nv rs WIN. F. BROOKE Els, l79 King Of.
CORSETS!
y. CORSETSl
French Corsets, warranted all wbalebone ut
Ijc per pair, nj
my "a &C. BERRY'S.