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sP1.CrAa1SH OTICEs.

ME- MY WINEsAFD LIQUORS AM
NIL TO hand now. aud I am enabled tc5gsfer one O
the largest and finest sssortments ever imported
into this city. Having sent tasEe orders. was en-:
abIed TO buy at the lowest figures. and w1l sell o.
a email advance. I would can particular asten'
slon to The following--yfz:
rs hhds. CLARET from the house or jules Hue,
Bordeaux;
100 cases CT.ARET from the houses OF Jnles hue
Brandenburg Freres, and j. Durant;
HOOK and MOSELLE, In glass and wooo'
s hhds. and IS CAGES 1T. SAUTERNEs:
100 cases CHAMPAGNE from the houses OF
Bouche, Fils & Co., Moct d Chandon
ana l.. Roderer:
10 half pipes 20 quarter and eighth CASKS, snd o.
cases HENNEssY BRANDY, direct rom
Jas. Hennessy & Co., in Coguac:
Is cases and 5 quarter casks very old POET
! WINE. expressly selected for me In
Oporto;
40 tierces Settlers and 10 cases VICHEY
a WATER, direct from the springs In Ger
.- many and France.
Andm INV other articles too numerous to mention.
Also. large lot of WHISKEYS-Bumgardn er's
Glbson's, Bourbon, &c.
: O. CRANE, No. 2 Exchange Block,
d o.-o,dou 1ath street.
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syMMgR REsOE1S. 8
T,HE RED SULPHUR SPRINGS,

The undersigncd s,sys rented The Egp am.
PHUa ePKING 4,EsTABLIsHMEETt he I n,s.-
eut season, and the same L. I's'-
now oPEE EOB THE INCEPTION I'm
Every exertion has boom macs to render an who
come comfortable in al respects. ~
themarkes affords. n - -. Z ,.sr.y., 'su'y
Rooms With 1re places will be supplied. and sv
ery1h'Dg done that may conduce TO the health Ara
comfort Of inva1ids. -Es5.5 T1e', j = sain
These SDrings are located in Monroe coun,,
West Virginia, 80 miles from the Virvinis 10y.
Tennessee railroad at Dublin depot, at vtIaa
point conve7ances will be found ready 10 con .n
passengers over q fine turnpike to the sryinss5
They are distant 20 miles from the Greenh,ssas-
White Sulphur, On the Chesape ike snd Uhfn r,s ~
road, from which point passengers will be con
veyed to thee springs by commodious s,aya-
The Red Sulphur Springs are unlike snv o,A..
mineral water, and in the language OF hbndrads
who have visited aud been cured 10y them we ~,
repeat, are the most valuable mineral wsie,s ."
the contlnent.'' This water ID already a snec,e
for all forms OF pulmonary disease, and Il f,s,
becontrg tie Mecca of c0nsunpttyes. IL has .I.o
ceen found spec hc in bronchitis nd THROAT AZ
eases, diseases OF ihe heart, chronic diarrb%s
chronic hepatf'is, nervous frritabilIty scroruIs'
aid female diseases. &c. Persons DESIRING ms'
Their Information regarding tie virtues OF the.
waters win be furnished by mail with pamnbis,
contstning the eviceace Of distinguished pnTJ
clans and others. ''-
je22.lm DUNLAP, ADAIR Il CO,
Norfolk Virgin!an and Wilmington delaware,
Gazette will please copy for one month, and serd
bill to prOprietOrS for payment
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Tho Enlzlnx Law.

We 10 not say, rs the Stdse oo'''f"tss
,, 80 S,,,nose. that the kukluX law was
i;,,.,dcd TO authorize Gen. GRANT TO sup
press auy newspaper but that under the
oreration Of that law, which itself violates
the Constitution as grossly rs Gen. GRANT
wouId violate it in Suspending the priV'-
lece Of the writ Of habeas corpus, nc mas
power to suppress any newspaper IN tue
country. The danger is In the tact that .'ic
President is the sole judge as 10 the exist
ence of the state Of things when tue Jaw
saws shall authorize him to declare marIi't
law. And martial law once declared, there
Is. ~ we have heretofore said, no redress,
whether the circumstances shall have been
such as TO justify its declaration or not.
Let us sec hat will. under the law, justify
the President in srs?endinS the privilege
ofthc writ Of hdbe0s corpus. We name two
contingencies
Ist. When unlawful armed and organ
lied combinations shall be so powerful ms
to - set at defiance" the Federal and State
authorities.
I'd. When the State authorities connive
at the unlawful purposes aforesaid.
What is it to " set at defiance the Fed.
eral and State authorities! The Stat,
Journal told us last wear that the " rebel
municipal authorities in this city were de-
flying the Federal Government when the!
refused to surrender their offices at the be
hest of UNDERWOOD.
What is it for the State authorities t
connivc If the "unlawful purposes de
nounced by the kukluX act? CHARLES III
PORTER and JAMES II. pLATT both statec
in the House of Representatives last win
ter that even the judges in this State con
nived at the attempts OF the 'rcbei>' tt
deprive the negroes of their rights; ant
that the State authorities rs Il mass were
united in the determination not to do jus
tice to the negroes.
Now, as the avowcd object of the kukluA
law is to protect negroes in their rights, il
is evident that if Gen. GRANT holds the sam,
opinion as that of the two carpct-bagSer:
We have named. the contingency has alrcad!
arisen in which he can, under the law, Slls
pend the privilege of the writ Of hdbed
corpus in Virginia, aud suppress the Rich
mond Dispatch or any other newspaper
here. And il matters not whether Genera
GRANT is misca, deceived, and imposed
upon, or not. II he shall ny any means
fair or foul, by truth or by falsehcod, bt
convinced that the State authorities OF any
State conuivc III the unlawful purposes q
armed aud organized combinations who's,
purpose it is to deprive the negroes of an,
of their rights, he may at once declare surf
State in rebellion, suspend the privilege o
the writ OF haJc0s corpus. suppress tht
newspapers, and do any other dcyilnmnt that
it may please him TO DO, and there is no re.
dress. Such Il power ought never To be
entrusted to any man. The law which :"
cntruSts it violates the Constitution, and
the men who justify it are fake to their
country.
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Hon. w. w. EATON, while making a
speech in the Connecticut House Of Dele
gates at Hartford, yesterday, was seized
with lainting tit, and sunk III his seat.
He was removed to his residence, where
he was improving 1T last accounts.
Everybody who attended the last Demo
cratic National Convention will remember
MIR. Eaton as the chairman OF the Connec-
ticut delegation. He WAS q noisy English
man. Indeed, as the World might say, he
was for ire-Eaton.]
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.RAwLEY SPRINGS
ONE OF THE MOST CELEBgArEn
AND IMPORTANT OF ALL THE
vIpcTNJA wATrpJur DIT .,,

will be open on the FIRST OF JUNE, 1871, for thu
reception Of company. Situated as Il Is In the
mountains or the great Valley, II is not only one of
the most delightful summer resorts in the STAT
bat It's wonderful curative properties are becym.
ing widely celebrated.
The analysis OF the water by Professor aalett
Of the University of Virginia, together with The
experience o. many eminent physicians prove
that 1t Is "lhe Springs'' for suffering females:
but besides its wonderful tonic properties A. a
remedy in general debility, anemia, and diseases
peculiar to females II is unsurpassed In the treat
ment OF the various forms OF dyspepsia, and mar.
ticularly for those suffering from torpid and in
active liver Its action upon the liver as well "a the
Kidneys is prompt and decided. Very many re-:
blesome diseases.
RAWLEY
Is now easy OF access, STUFFED only twelve miles
from Harrisonburg, the present terminus of The
Orange and Manassas Gap railroad from which
point there will be two daily lines Of stages morn.
ing and evening.
Since last summer THE BUILDISGp HAVE
BEE" GREATLY IMPROVED, US well as The
road from Harrison6urg TO the Springs. THREE
HU NDkEJ PERSONS can now be very comfort
ably accommodated at these Springs.
There Is telegraph Office At harrisonburg
Inc APPROPRIATIONS will be STRICTLY
PlR.T-C 'IAeS, under the Management or Jo;cph
y. Woodward, widely known as hotel manager
Resilient Physicians: Gordon 4 Williams, one
or the other OF whom will be In attendance during
the entire season.
RATES OF BOARD:
Ict huoatn. %
6er week. .."............ Is 90
Children and servants half-price.
President. Of the Board OF Directors or Rawley
Springs Company. my 20 I'm
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Mr.. STErHESS.-lion. A. II. STEPHENS, in
his paper. says that in his interview with
the New York TriGunc's correspondent he
did not hint at such possibility rs that the
South should Use force to gam her rights.
He believes the appeal should be to the
ballot-boX.
Mr.. STEPHENS eXcoriates the correspond
ent aforesaid, who, it appears, disre.ardcd
the understanding which he had with Mr..
5. in regard to what was said in the CONVEX
Sation between the two.
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A PEoMlsE.-In Il speech made the other
day to the Republican state Convention of
Ohio, Senator SHERMAN declared positively
that at the next session Of Congress The
whole internal revenue system OF taxation
VIII 90 by the board except the taxes on
few stamps; and that those taxes that re-
main will be >impli1icd SO that the tax
gathcrcr need only look to the d!Slillcries
and brcwcrieS.
Mr.. SHERMAN has heretofore been the pc
culiar advocate of the income tax. But tor
him, this tax would have abolished by
the last Congress.
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GREAT EEDUGFI0N-INPR PRICES FOB
SEASON OF 1911. .s

sr- S9REAT kE0UGFk0M@kN EEAIES EU6$
HEASON OF 1871.
This pleasant UMMEk RESORT for both In.
Yaids or pleasurc-seekers Is cow open, and ofers
many attractions as
MOUNTAIN RETREAT.
Sulphur and Chalybeaie drinking water; Bath
unsurpassed in size, beauty and Curative pre-
perties.
4 large shady Lawn cffsrs an attractive play
ground for children or cr0Guet-players the beau.
tifai North river affords sport to those fond OF
boatrowing or ching.
4 BAND OF MUSIC will enliven the lawn and
BILIIARD-TABLEo and BoWLING-AL-
LEY will afford amusement to those fond OF such
hea,tbfnI sport. 80 -
US in communication with all parts OF the world.
The STAGE leaves Goshen abont g O'Clock +.
NJ, passing through the most picturesque noun
tain scenery in America, and arrives at TIE Baths
there is probably no water in viryinia more
direct, pOsitiye ind paIpabe In Its eject on the
human system. Under the Influence or this Doh-
de7.ful bath the disturbed balances OF our oreau-
iza.iOns are rapidly adjusted.
Certificates from prominent Firglnlans can De
shown for the cure Of rheumatism, CONT, nyer
complaint, cutane Gus diseases, and general &C.
biitv. To the female syst.m 1t Is especially
TERMS: $50 per month Sls per week; 81 per
day. NO extra charge for bathing. Special con-
tracts made with families wishing TO spend the
season. PHIL. r. BROWN, Proprietor,
Late Of JarrAtt's Hotel, Petersburg.
There Will be aGRsND DRESS BALL at the
BATHS on FRIDAY NIGHT, July 7th.
90
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT IN TENNESSEE - Pas.
senger Horribly Mangled.-N ashciiie, June
22.-A collision occurred yesterday Oh the
Nashville and Northwestern railroad hear
McEwen station, between u freight and
passenger train. II. NJ. Yoss. passenger,
who was standing on the platform. was
killed his head being cut in two, and body
mangled in horrible manner. US. Con-
den, baggage master, and james Bonno
brakeman, were badly injured. MIR. VoS,
resided in Haywood county, Tcnnessee
His remalns were BROUGHT to Nashrinn
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RESUMPTION IN THE LEHIGH REG,oS.-at
meetings held on Tuesday evening lasl
throughout the Lehigh anthracite coal.
mining region, where, up to this time. the
i,lihefs and operators had remained at \
ueau lock, the miners resolved to accent
t tne operators terms. The agreement now
i Eehl tne prices offered in the circular q,
pire .InSs az E and the decision of the UNI.
Of works, ih regard to the control
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In obedience tn an ordnance pissed by the
Town Counci, shall proceed ~ sell tue above
described Lots or SO much OF each one as may lie
. eceasary 10 pay the taxes and the costs OF sale,
ia iron, " the Fost-0tlce in the town OF West
Yu!nt, on TIL ESDAE, the 9TH day of July, be-
tween The hours Of 10 Il. nj. and L. VI. a nd II
from any CAUSE the Lots should net be all s0!d Cn
the day advertised, the sale VIII be continued from
day to day until they are al sold.
WILLIAM A. LOGAN,
il "a dlt&sw2t Sergeant.
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The LlFE-INsURANCEC CASE OF MRS. HENRY
A. WIsE.--The Court Of Appeals yesterday
delivered an opinion in the case OF Harriet
Wise against the Mutual Benefit Life IN
surance Company OF Newark, on the APP
peal of defendant from the judgment of the
Circuit Court of Howard county. The de.
cision Of the Court Of Appeals atfirms the
Judgment of the court below. by which she
recovered $40, 900 upon life policy of i'll
sllrance upon her husband, the Rev. Henry
A. Wise, Jr., formerly rector Of Christ
Church. in this city.-B0lto. Sun.
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>,. FORTY y MINERS SHUT Ur-0pno,,,,... -
~ ~ Hkesbarre. June 2 FSn'a hes-
in ,he.s were temporarily iInprisoneed' otty
E m"y ny Tue caring in of the sione " YES YES
All mn hi,he, several miles from this ,,l'nn
cover %i fren rescued, and are expected to re-
49,, RON The effects OF the foil ai, inh,i'a
during their confinement, e '''' al iosaied
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A GOOD SIGS.-Thc New York World
gives the Radicals to understand that though
il recognizes the new amendments rs parts
OF the Federal Constitution, it does not ac-
knowledge the Radical construction of
them to be admissible. 1t proceeds to show
that neither one Of them justiiies. much
less authorizes, such Il law rs the kukluX
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The Baltimore american excerpts only to
the "sectarianism III Dr.. TAYLoR's book.
The Doctor will be surprised TO learn that
such an objection lies against his book.
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MAR REED.

on the goth inst. at Emmanuel Church, BALL is,,
more,aby the HECTOR Rey A: NJ. ka r tpt,,
mona. va. TO sMiss MAMIE. daughter OF .rs
Cary b. Gamble, fprmerly2f Florida. NO casssS'
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MT |. D. B r | q G S,

Mt |. D. B r [ q G S,
OLD-ESTABLISHED BAKERIES,
7of MAIN STREET AND 426 BROAD STREET,
Keeps constantly on hand, and baking fresh
every day,
BREAD, CAKES, AND CRACKERS,
of all kinds, made OF the best material and work.
manship and as good as can be found at any estab-
lishment or the kind IN the country. The largest
variety of plain, fancy, and ornamental CAKES
in the city. BREAD, ROLLS, BISCUITS, and
BUNS of all kinds CRACKERS as good rs can
be made here CT elsewhere fresh every day, whole
sale and retail-as good as the best, and cheap as
the cheapest. Call and examine for yourselves.
PIC-NIC5 SUPPLIED o1 the mos. reasonable
terms.
All orders thankfully received and promptly
attend d TO. jelA3m
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pOCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS, VA.
OPEN JUNE 1st, 1877.

II
This favorite and celebrated WATERING
PLACE will offer additional attractions tits sea-
son. Among other improvements. there has been
added an elegant and spacious ball Dom, adjoln-
ing the parlor; the parlor has been gcd AID
improved, and the proximity OF the two renders
each easily accessible II Will be KEEP: In Z style
net surpassed anywhere In Virginia.
The WATERS OF these special Springs either
cure or greatly relieve most cases Of Scr0fgla In
cipient Consumption, Chronic Bronchitis, Chron.
ic LaryDgttis, Chronic Pneumonia, Chronic Dys-
pepsia, Chronic DiaErhGa Chronic Dysentery.
1hey are also a great value In those sff=cuons
which are peculiar TO the female constitution. and
Gs IN ape-izrr, toHic, and general restorative,
they are, perhaps, unriyalled' amongst mineral
waters. The proprietor will have provided for the
lawns and ball-rorm nrst-cisSs Band ~ Music,
and In general al The sources Of amusement ami
| recreation usually found at our best summer
J sorts will he ut the command OF the guests 1t
| '.ROCkBR ALUM The place Is within
eleven to thirteen hours OF Richmond, Washing
tO1 Baltimore, etc., by rail-, all In daylight. Pas
sengers leave the cars Of the Chesapeake ana Ohio
railroad at Goshen depot and new and elegant
stage coaches passing rapidly over smooth and
level road Of only eight miles set down the Stsl-
tors It the Springs to tea.
TELEGRAPH OFFICE IN THE HOTEL.
Jas. y. FRAX:EH, prnprictor.
Iir. II. e. NOsL, If Baltimore, Kesiden. PbySi-
clan.
NJ. s. NJ. MULLEN, late Of C~pon Springs,
Will be found here this season.
Che FockbriGge Water Is for sale by PuE-
CELL, LAUD e Co, Richmond u. a. 4 &. A.
SANTOS, Norfolk, and GaO. Il. MCINTYRE,
Charlottesville.
Iiescriptive pamphlets sent free on application.
my 26-tl5ihA
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We return thanks TO hon. q. W. Book
Err for bound copy Of the Finance Report
for 1870.
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STRIBBLING SPRINGS,
NEAR STANTON,
... AJJaJJSTA COUNTY, VA.

This old watering place is now open for visit
ors.
| Alum, Sulphur, Chalybeate, and Freestone wa
tiers within $50 yaros of the hotel. These waters
are offered with full confidence that they are very
eticacious. The change from one water to an
other is often recommended as highly beneficial
To iuvalids.
Analysis will be sent on application.
Music, Bowling alleys, Billiards. Bar, with
choice liquors. Malls daily.
BOAED: Per day, $3.50; week SIS; month,
$50; two months over, $40 per month; 500 for
three months. Children under twelve &c Ars Of age
and colored servants half price. White servants,
according to accommodation.
Route BY the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad to
Staunton from thence IL fine hacks or coaches,
which will be found at Inc depot or at either or
the hotels.
Throush or excursion tickets will be issued at
Richmond.
Visitors leaving Baltimore, Washington, kiCh-
mond or Lynchburg, arrive \. this place the same
day before night. CHESLEY KINNEY.
Il. IL eodt2OJy* Proprietor.
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mgTHOSE ETOILE De THE

MAJ THOSE ETOILE De THE
WHITE LINEN SUITS,
for ladies', have just arrived. The styles are tho
very latest out in New York city, and are really
the tastrst articles Of the kind ever exhibited In
Richmond.
JAPANESE ROBES, in every shade desirable !;
PALM-LEAF, JAPANESE, LINEN, and SILK
FANS;
F2ENCu-WovE WHALFBONE CORSETs, all
SIZES, in white and celored, at zoe. pair;
BRIDAL QUILTS, large enough for the largest
bed, at sl.5O WORTH $780, and at sI.75 worth 50 !;
LINEN uANDKEaCHlEFS at 75c. per dozen;
ALEXANDER KIU GLOVES at 81 pair;
A large stock OF goods for mems and boys wear,
among which Will be found some Handsome
patterns OF FRENCH CASHMERE:
MAE>EILLES VESTIHGS, plain, white, and
fancy, at very low prices;
SASH RIBBONS, in great variety, at extremely
low prices. LEVY BROTHERS,
ieao 1918 and 1915 Main street.
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cEA.BATHING | sEA-BATHING I!

COBB'S ISLAND, VIRGINIA,
NOW OPEN AND READY FOR VISITORS.
TERMS % per day; sis per week.
Address COBB BROTHERS,
Chcrrystone, Va.
Route From Baltimore by Old Bay Line, and
je l0-1m
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MY GENUINE COLOGNE. -..
We have just In store supply OF the finest
quality
GERMAN COLOGNE WATER ....
known, imported expressly for us by Mr.. Cranz.
MEADE & BAKER,
te 17.tjy1 Pharmacists sla Main street.
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A LLEGHANY SPRINGS, VA,
TIE GREAT DYsPEPTIC WATER OF THE
STATE. .g..t .

"A .. 5 r.a. .a -a,s.-
THE GREAT DYsPEPTIC WATER OF THE
STATE. srr.
The above WATERING PLACE will be open
for the reception of visitors from the lst OF June
to the 1st of October.
Since ths last season large number Of Cottages
and spacious and elegant Ballroom have been
adt:d.
Visitors will be met at Allegheny Depot (which
has recently teen erected and handsomely 1ur-
nished) by an agent of the proprietors, TO convey
them over a fine graded road; IN four,horse
coaches, to the springs-three and half miles.
Visitors are advised 10 purchase round-trlp LICK
cts, which can be had 1t Richmond and petersburg
for Sl2, and to check their baggage through 10
BrisEoI exchanging with the conductors on the
Virginia and Tennessee road for checks TO A!ie-
ghany Depot thus saving the necessity OF LOOKING
after their baggage at Lvnc hburg.
Prot. Kesnlch's splendid Band has been engagea
Livery stables, bowling saloons, billiard taoles,
tx press and telegraph Offices, are all attached 70
the establishment.
the place comfortable to the invalid ana pleasaat
20 'W VA for sale by PURCELL, LADD &
co. and JAS. BLAIR.
TERMS REDUCED.
Board, per day 20
Board, week - ~
Board, per month -four wcek3..............- W w
Board for three months. lo0 "
Board for the month of June. do W
Post-ofice Allegheny Springs, Va
Je A-W&57t
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MT NEW AND BEAUTIFUL FOR
JUNE AND JULY.
GOODS FOR TRAVELLERS AND STAiERS
AT HOME ALSO.

FIR. PRICE e CO.,
kceping their stock new and fresh at al seasons,
are getting In daily, by express and steamers,
New TRAVELLING LINENS for suits,
PLAID and CHENE JAPANESE POPLINS,
FANCY ORuANDIES and JACONETS for hot
More of their best quality IRON GRENADINES,
WHITE and COLUkED PIQUEa,
rIQUE TRIAMINGS,
Beautitul new P.sIN rs, all the recent patterns in
endless variety PERCALES also,
RACK Ia MlSE for SUIT mEr mourning dresses,
BLACK CIIhLLIES. very hest quality,
BLACK IA aud g.. MOUSs LINES,
BLACK ENGLISH GRAPES and K APE
Wells,
CRAZE SETS and COLLARS,
EMBROIDERIES Ia lovely LOTT,
].INEN and LACE SETS,
LACE-TRIMMED COLLARS,
MUSLIN SLEEVES,
LINEN COLLARS and CUFFS, &c.
BOYS AND GENTS GOODS.
White aud C2lored Linen Drlils and Ducks ;
Fancy Cass!mcres, French as we'll as Virginia
,nade VestiuEs III every style: Socks, Collars,
&c; Linen Bosom Shirts GauZc shirts Draw
ers Black and Colored SILK and Thread Gloves,
&C., &c.
Everything sold or best quality, and at the very
lowest prices. and nothing endorsed but what Is
good Of It's kind. I. K. PRICE CO.,
je7 llol Main street.