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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-07-06

THE BATTLE HOUSE.

THE BAI"IAG 1AOCSC'
HAVE LEASED THE HOTEL LATELY KNOWN
| a the Stacey House, and win hensefofth conduct
Tbs nsfronars Of the public generally and Of my old
friends particuIariy who have stood by me truly is
ths nsst IL respectfully solicited. i promise them
sorda receptisn and comfoftab BE home ss the Battle
House. ~ ffrs-.,,l.Ia - sVnA a. bAIILh.
IL viii be seem from the above that have leased ths
Stacey House TO General Battle. In retiring fom the
Iosition which have occupied for several years In
this city, desire to tender ny thanks and kind wishes
of their patronage to my successor, one who viii
make their stay with him comfortable in every respect.
Nashville. Jan17 7-dtf-w 2a4 J. E, STAaoy.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-07-06

however they fortunately escaped 1t. 1t was
here that the more efectual work was done, as
the fire was more accessible from this quarter.
All the fire Companies deserve great credit for
noble work done, also numerous other persons
w IN Il A.. Il
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-07-06

lax The head is troubled with pain. and dull. heay
sensation considerable loss Of memory, aecompsnie
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-07-06

Seventeen Persons Killed and Twenty -Si,
Wounded.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-07-06
HORRIBLE RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

Three Cars Fall Forty Feet Into the Har.
peth River.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-07-06
RELIEF AT HAND.
THE DEAD AND WOUNDED.

The news of the disaster spread at once
over Nashville ,and when the victims of the
disaster reached the city thousands were
at the depot to meet them. The dead
seventeen in number-were taken to
Groomes & Co.'s, undertakers, on Cherry
street, where an inquest was held by Cor
oner Brien, the report of which is as fol-
lows:
Middletown transcript., 1871-09-02
pottit Triaes.
THE l.Ov Ens.

ss,ss sa'ssr, she young teacher, who taught,
A. ~ friend, Charlie Church. was preacher, who
rsauahI
1AsusA his caemic. called Lin scrsrc.cs who .crauxh,
~ hsar, when be her. icr, shaking. and sank
49, Ais eye. mcrsins h-r. hsan winkInH, aud wunt;
WAsIs she. In het tarn, I'll IT, thinking and t,unk
Ne ksssr~ed To 80 h-- and ,~~r,y he then ~co,I.
vss he i.ve grew until 10 ,n"uniaiU II srswfd.
Asd what he i.nsirs In d., wiy then hc d,si.
u seerrs he wanted 10 peak, ani then ir sfate,
"a s~ek with vi. ii,, what III. heart lad long sokc,
O. ~ mansscd la let the uu,h leak, and ., iak..
NJ a.kesl hr In rid Ia the Church, aud they nrc;
They 80 ssrv,, did glide t,a, they thought t'S riolr
Ard lhry l., tic piaas ,p b. ti,sl, and svna tr
5hes hcmcssri he ,ai lc, a. drive, and they irovc,
Asa ~ as they uishs, to arrive, the, aFtosc;
ves whatever he couldn't contryc, she contfoyc.
fhe KISS he wa. dying 10 steal. then he si'fle;
A. the scct whcrv he sant,,i % kncyl. b. knalc
Asd be said. 81 feel better t'.au ever t,ie."
10 shsy To each other kept cinrlng, aud cinnF,
WALK rimc bi. uf, circle winsing, aud wunT;
Asa this wa- Tie thing hr was bringing aui brung.
ne nan saiilc wanted 10 catch, aud had caught
That she wau,, frnm tt,rrs 10 snatch md snauphi--
Was the she lkd TO scratch and had ssFaurl,i
AMI Charles warm lave hrsan frccriuF and ffosc.
while he took 20 teasing, uai ilcn crucllt he tor,
The Slsl he had wished To i,e .qnr,Hing aud suoEc.
"wsrrh - he cried, wien .hc threatened To leave him
and ,en.
'Iicv could you dcc,Ire a. yog have areen''
And she answered II Promi-, 70 clcayc and I've clcf
Middletown transcript., 1871-09-02
COOK STOVES.
PARLOR STOVES.

uiaf LIANT. DEW IEnP,
Gas BURNING HASE, MON AlE TIGHT
PARLuK llGlif ul Il pAEluN.
Alo, SENTrN'S : PAHluR HEATERS.
stove Of an Kinds ni,ahl" Tor Stores, Offices,
B3f-ruuus. and School lunsts.
k.a. thc Morning Glory md III" Oriental, both
unsurpassed in beauty anl efficiency The, can
he sacn u operation At the s'"rr Of the proprietor.
All sizes uf l,ar-ruom S,"scs aud Template
Stove repaired n short uut.rc.
ola stove. tlh"u 10 cNchtnze.
u" TIN WAsE al Wholesale nni retail. r'ES
Beius prt li,a Worsmnu, himself hc ,hiuRs
he c,u give satisfaction 10 aii whu favor him with
hrir work Particular attention paid 10 Roof
ms and Spoutmg.
AT his BRANCH STORE, ST. GEORGES,
lle h,s il large stock uc Stoves and Tin Ware on
h.ind, and Is rienar,d 20 I'LL all ofdr's Tor
sruy Is. TIN WARE ROOFING, srorrlNG, ac. &C
III the shortest noliac nnl On the hcst terms.
1r- ORDERS SOLICITED.
JullS Il. ROBERTS.
aug ~. ls1o--y
Middletown transcript., 1871-09-02
Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
For Diseases OF tho Throat and Lungs,
such rs Ccaghs, Colds, Whooping
Cough, bronchitis, Asthma,
mud ConsumnfiQn.

Cough, bronchitis, Asthma,
and Consumption.
Probably never before in the whole history Of
incidence has anything won 10 widely nnd deeply
upon tho confidence Of mankind, as this excellent
rcmcdy for pulmonary complaints. Through long
series Of years, and among most Of tho races of
men Il has risen highr and higher In their cs,nnn-
tion, m It has become better known. Its uniform
character and power To cure tho various affections
of the lungs and throat have made II known us n
liable protector against them. While adapted to
nilicr forms Of disease and to young children, II Is
at the same time the most eiec;sial remedy that can
bc given for ineipnnt consumption, and the dan.
gcrnus affections OF tho throat and lungs. AS pro-
vision against sudden attacks Of Group, 1t should
be kept hand In every family, aid indeed as all
ARE sometimes subject to colds aud coughs, I'LL
should lie provided with this anli,lo,c for them.
Although settled Consumption Is thought In.
curabr SIN great numbers OF eases where the dis
case seemed settled, have been completely cured,
and the patient restored tn sound health by tho
CHERRY Pe~foraf. 30 complete Is Its mastery
over the disorders OF the Lungs aud Throat. tina,
the most obstinate of them yield to II. When moth.
Ing else could reach them, under the Cherry Foc-
toyai they snbside anl disappear
singers aud P"Jiic Speakers find great pro.
lection from IT,
.i,fhmn is always relieved and oficn wholly
cured by II.
bronchitis f. generally cured by taking tho
Cherry pccforo, n small anil ncaucn; doses.
For Cough and Toid. M better remedy can
be hal. Take small dose. thrrc times a day and
put the feet Ia warm water ut night, until the
disease is broken up.
For Infnrnsa. when 1t affects the throat or
iung., takg the same roursc.
For Whooping cough. give small doses three
or four times n day.
For Group. give large aud frequent doses until
tho disease Is overcome.
80 family should hc whou, the Cherry Pccfo-
raf On hand 10 protect them, In case of attack,
from Tho above complaints. IT. timely use oncn
sparcs the patient great amaunt Of suffering anil
risk, which he waull incur by waiting until he
could ret other all. Parents, keep lin your houses
for the cNgrurics that arise. Lives dear TO you
may he saved by Il.
SO generally are its virtues known, that VIC need
not publish certificates Of them here, or do more
than assure the public that the best qualities Il ever
| possessed are strictly maintained
Prepared by I'm. j. 4. AfIR Co., practicnl
and Analytical Chemists, Lowell, Mads., and sold
| all round the world.
FOR sale by Charles Tncman, NAllctuwn. Del
and hy Dtusgs, "al pcilegs % Medicine every
where, oc, li-ly
Middletown transcript., 1871-09-02
ns DAILY SITS. 50 YEAR.

A rtca'niacr'ly Ftat a c nrw,paps-. w,ta tr
iarses' cIrcu'. lta II i'l' W. II rsr. tutc.
pfraicni. and afi - InI'.os. \ ti' Hrwt
Tom .y r3whr-r =, cons q coy ~ L...l,
so ceGts a month. or 81 !'aT
Middletown transcript., 1871-09-02
ONLY ONE DOLLAR 4 YEAa.
oSE .,yNpnCD COPIES, FOR $50.

us les ,Asr oa" en-; Cory. l., there hc
40 Cinf AZ cy ~ Post oeire
Middletown transcript., 1871-09-02
lNMM ss.......,
Delaware Rail Road Line.
Summer Arrangement.

IN aud after Monday, Jniy lTth 1871, tsnndays ~.
" ccptci,l Passenger Trains will leave ~ follows:
soEru. sotrn.
Middletown transcript., 1871-09-02
NOTICE To
FRUIT GROWERS AND OTHERS

0vHE undersigned having located and cstab-
- lishrd themselves permanently in the NtR
SERY BUSINESS IN MidtiiaorH, Dci. would
respectfully call hs attention Of those interested
70 their large and fine stock Of PEA cH TREES,
which they are now offering for Fall planting.
We are also prepared TO receive orders for all
hinds Of Fruit and Ornamental Trees, Shrubbe-
~, Bulbs, Bedding Plants, &c. &c
All orders will receive prompt attention. Goods
carefully packed and forwarded by the mos, di-
rcct and reliable routes.
Juna lift KELLY h GUILD.
Middletown transcript., 1871-09-02
PERFECT LENSES.
500 VOLUMES IN ONE.
AGENTS TiNTED
Fug
The Library of Poetry and Song

Being choice selections from the hes, Poets,
English, Scotch, Irish aud American with m in-
PRODUCTION by WILLIAM CULLEN lkiA ANT,
under whose critical supervision the volume was
complied. The handsomes, and cheapest sub
srrption hook cXtani, Over 500 pages, heauii-
fully printed, choiccy illustrated, handsomely
bound. 4 Library Of over 300 volumes in one
book, whose contents, Of no ephcmcral nature or
interest, will never grow old or stale. /, can he,
aud will be, read and rc-read with pleasure 10y
old aud young, as long as is leaves hold to-
gc,hcr.
"A pcrfec, surprise. Scarcely anything n, all
favori,e, or at all worthy of place here, Is neg
lecied. II Is a book for every househol.'-
| T. Nail.
we know Of no similar collection In the En-
gish language which, In copiousncss and felicity
| Of selection and arrangement, can at all compare
with i,'-N J.. Times.
Terms liberal. solling very rapidly. Send for
Circular and Terms to j. D. FORD L co. 81
Park Place, New York.
| aug 5--Aw
Middletown transcript., 1871-09-02

WV c,s'it THtiSs- Leave Nev Castle t.r Whining
mud Philadelphia nj - \ ". Leave ihiiac phls
II ii " and Wilmington GO +. Y. fur New On lie.
SHgRNA ifEA@FH TnNiN-. Additional tn t.sc ahDvs
" N have ,irA t,. f,r yrun TO A. NJ and &C T. ~
leave smyrna for Clayton II 10 \. ~ and Is =. ". to
mase connections still ans tnand from Dover, and sta
ttnns south.
FREIGHT TRAIN. with Passenger Car attached icsvs
Wilmington IL % 4. 81 New Castle, 20; Midictown,
.in T"wn."i'h -; clni ton. : ~ bntr. os Wy
"hine IS. fyitfti. GO: Harrington. IS Farming
ton. 40 Rtisctilir Is S'Hfnrl, so; Laurel IL;
| and arrive al nclmar al !, -. a. N. Passengers
leaving Philadelphia nt II "a =. ". will mako
| elusc connection with this train ni Wilmington.
Returning leave Dcmar, 3 - =. NJ; Lam-
rel, 3 81 Srifnri, 20 l,ridgcyillc. 4 80: Far
| mineion. -; Harrington, . IL Felton, 6 II
Wyoming, -; Dn,tr. Di; CLAYTON, 6i5
| Townsrpl = "a. MiillctuNn . 10; kirkwood,
| . o. New Castle. . ~, nhd arrive at Whining
ion, ~ uo T.. "; Philadelphia, II 30 r N. and
Baltimore, ? - :. ". Sui)yct TO delays incident
10 freight business
T train viii stop io take up passengers only
a, station. uamei. hnt will Sc, down passengers
al ANY stopping place EXcerr llnl,'s Corner,
State Road, Rodney anl Dupont.
CONNECTIONS
| At Townsend with the Ken, County, and
Queen Annc's !, Kent Railroads for kcnncdy yville
Suilrisyl!c nHi intermediate places.
At Clayton. with VI. S Il. Il. H. for Easton
aud intermediate places.
| \, Harrington, with j & u. II. II. for Milford
| GcorprioWn. itwrs and intermediate places
| At !Scaiurl, with u. K II. Il. II. for Fclcrals-
hurg aud Cambridge, Sc,
At nchuar. with T.. 5. Il. Il for Salisbury,
| Princess Annc. trsdcl; nlsu for berlin aud 9th
or stations on the ". 4 +. Il, Il.
May 2o-iy u + kfNNEf, Supcrlntc udcnt.
Middletown transcript., 1871-09-02
TERMS:
Delaware Grain and Phosphate Drill,
%S12o G y SII

y B-I AN a'sn pr pared, n, at my shop in
ule-,,. 90 aiitch my Delaware Phosphate Sowcr
with di H. improvements, umd in the iausi sub
stiu;iul manner. la the llniues X Wood or any
cumnon grain drill nov in use, and guarantee
tu give entire attisitciiun,
Farmers wishiu. the Niavhmcn, will please
forward their orders as soon possible as only
u limited number will he furnished this season.
TIR delaware Phosphate Sowcr attach
I'd oh drill, Si5, Cash; or nu approved no,c at
10 lAvs ". \. lliviLroS, VI. y.
Jul, lU--u odessa Del.
i. r. BRADLEY AGrxr,
Midlctuwn, del.
Middletown transcript., 1871-09-02
TO PEACH GROWERS!

Whereas certain persons nre cndcavoring 10
prevent US from making and selling our STAY.
Peach Basket, by claiming Letters Patent, we pub
lish. for the information OF all persons interested
the following eminent legal opinion:
Middletown transcript., 1871-09-02
WASHINGTON. D. e.. Nav 90. |

WASHINGTON, u. e. May 90, 1871
0enfiemsn I'VE have examined Letters Pat
snt No. loo COS, dated August 81, 1871, granted
10 Richard Mitchell, Of SMYRNA, Delaware aud
6nd them TO he for frni, basket nadc by the
combinations Of inwatdly curved slaves "A -
ihIcxcned bcrclcd hoops, "B, " aud perforated
disc-bottom, ID" II Is the combination Of these
three elements which constitutes the invention
Of Mr.. Mitchell.
You state TO us that the hcyclci hoops, rcr-
forated disc-boi,onis, in combination with slaves
nat inwardly curved, have been In common use
since 1861 that you are now, aud have been for
some time past, engaged In the manufacture OF
fruit baskets made by the combination OF s,nycs
not inwardly curved, thiykcncd hcyelcd hoops
and perforated dlsc-hoiioms, such as YOU SAY
have been In use for The past seven years. and
that Mr.. Mitchell threatens 10 prosecute, not on
" yourselves for the manufacture of such has
kets. but also all persons who may use thcm.
In regard TO The subject of infringement, |, Is
well settled ihni II is no infringement, of n pat
eut Tor combination, unless all the essential
parts Of u are substantially Initiated. See Bell
70 Dauicls, ct. nj. LIST Fishers Patent case 372
Barrct. ss Hall, Niisa. AL In pron,y vs bug
Gles, 10 Peters $780, Chief Justice Tanncy, In
speaking Ola combination patent held, 4" The
uee OF two or three parts only, or of two romLin-
Cd with third, which is substantially different
In the form or the manner OF its arrangement Is
not the thing patented. II Is not The same conf
bination II i substantially differs from |, Ia amy
ofiu parts
u Nr. Mitchell had invented not only The In
wardly curved slaves but the bcvcled hoops and
perforated disc-botion,s, and suffered the two
last named TO go into common use for more thar
two years In combination with s,raigh, slaves
or slaves mot nwardly curved, his pa,en, would
avail him nothing again7i you. See Section
!, act Of Congress- is6a, Section 2, nc, of 1870
We are OF the opinion that the manufacture
sale and use OF the basket which You are nop
making, Is no infringement Of Mr.. Miclclrs Pa,
est and can subject no one TO liability for max
Ing, selling or usclng them.
GEO. L. FISHER,
RICHARD HARRINGTON.
TO Mcssrs. WoRpgx & Evans,
Smyrna, Delaware. June 3--tf
The New York herald., 1871-03-26
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.


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The New York herald., 1871-03-26

- THOS TWEED K CO.,
163 Broadway,
between Eighth and Ninth streets,
will open Monday, March q,
splendid assortment OF
Fancy Silks,
IN stripes and checks, at 81 81 IS and 81 80
Japanese silks. In every variety from 76c. upward
Also great ba rgsins in BLACK Sks,
from auction sales,
81 So 81 IS So So IS $2 so, TO the finest imported,
% per cent below regular prices.
Dress Goods,
variety, OF the fabrics for the
Serges, Satns, Empress Cloths,
Seaside Poplins Cretones Pongees and
Mari. Poplng, from 2uc. upwards.
We invite attention To
Mourning Department
which repletc with the newest and most desirable
fabrics, including
English and French Bombazine, Deaines,
Cashmere and Empress Cloths,
3. and 81 Greuadines at low prices.
Alpacss. Nohairs and Briiantncs OF the
most celebrated makes.
White Goons In every variety.
Piaues, In all the styles, from 2oc. upwards,
Hosiery and Underwear, In every variety.
Pernot Kid Gloves at reduced prices
An inspection of the above s respectfully solicited which
Va " THOMAS TWEED CO.
The New York herald., 1871-03-26

A MADAME LAFORCADE, HAVING REMOVED TO
IA No West Eleventh street. second door from Broad
way, has open case containing Silk Walking Suits, Bon
Jockeys received from Paris This Importation
will give opportunity 70 Ades TO see the atess syss q
spglpR fashiopa.
The New York herald., 1871-03-26

"A Sixth avenue and Nineteenth street,
opening
NEW GOODS IN EVERY DETACHMENT
y inch Heavy GSos Grain Black SILK, 81 80 and 81 rs
all ailk fine color. worth 81 and SO Is.
Extra Fine and Heavy Black 81 \. 2l inch,
81 and " 20; worth ~ 50 and SO as.
Empress Cloths, goods best coors o0c yard -
20, pieces Popin Alpacas, BIC yard.
200 pieces silk stripe Grenadne. 30c. yard worth &c.
JAPANESE SILKS. SEk0ES, AND POPLINS
OUR 81 II. UHDERcEoTniNS AND cosET DEfASTsMESrs fASsSTsM
supplied n all the latest favorte styes
Excellent Chemises and Drawers, 7sc &c., and III.
Fine French aud TIC and 81
with about different styles of finer Cood includ
ing all the popular makes.
a00P'kr' and fs5sss hoGskaeFiSa iq issssses soops
Now openings all the leading makes of Shrtng and sheeng
Muslin wholesale rates
Linen Napkins large size, 81 81 26 and 81 3S Dozen
Huck Towels all linen, 81 %, vi " and 81 dozen.
Marseies Quilts, Toilet Covers and Tides. full line.
Fine striped and figured Marseilies and Pques, Zoe
Much better goods, 23c. and 15c. yard.
HOSIERY, GLOVES AND UNDERGRADUATES
In all the inabe makes.
Gentlemens and Youths Dress shirts Made to Order.
Dress Trimm ms, Passeme eneries Gimps and Buttons,
BONNET AND SASH RIBBONS, NECKTIES, &c.
An entire assortment including the latest novelties
AT VERY ATTRACTIVE PRICES.
French Flowers, Feathers, Bonnet Frames
and Straw Goods all the New Styles for Spring wear,
with constant additions of the latest
NOVELTIES AS SOON As INTRODUCED IN THE
MARKET.
Eary In April completion of store alterations will
open with a very large and elegant assortment of
choice and richer than any hitherto procurnblc
on Sixth avenue
due notice Of which will be given In the papers.
RICH. MEAREs
Corner Sixth avenue and Nineteenth street.
The New York herald., 1871-03-26

East side, Eighteenth street.
4 OPENING GUN. HEAVY FIRE
IA. Goods must cheaper. Prices smashed on Monday
Ftr the first time in ten Shall retail the
celebrated yard wide
hin and Lonsdae Muslns for l2}Sc yard
The regular price for these goods is lSc
Every family should have few yards and should buy
do not know how long shall retail
Also from cash auction sales
Big lots black and colored ApacRs only 26c.
Big lots washed Poplns for dresses only l5c.
Handsome gay Popln plaids 23c, worth 3719c.
64 French Dress Go0ds tor suits 3lc, worth 4bc.
Buy the Hill and Lonsdae Muslns at l26c.
Handsome gay Popln Plads 25c others charge 81 &C.
French blue Plaid Serges 3c.; others charge 40c.
Hosiery l5c., worth 25c extra quality &c., worth SIC.
Handsome Ristor Shawls $3, worth "a so.
handsome Spring Ginghams lsc
New Sprague Prints luc. others charge 121Sc.
Handsome low priced Dress Goods loc lSc. and 20c.
Big lots Table Linens, Towels,
Flannels, Ticks, Napkins, &c., from
auction, at almost any price you wish.
Handsome Spring boulevard skirts 9bc
Hill and Lonsdalc Musns 12Hc.
We have five stores, three in the West and two In New
York. and by buying big often able retail goods at
than wholesale prices Nowhere In the city family
buy bill OF medium priced goods as low at either OF
FOSTER BROTHERS, eth av,, near 18th st., and
FOSTER BROTHERS, 27s Beecker street.
At NINE. vIaoUROUx's 122 FOURTH AVENUE,
"A Twelfth street, Stamping establishments large
Embroidered Handkerchies and Collars: Laies and Ba
hes Trousseahs specially of Initials Mon0grams for hand
kcrchiets table and bed cloths embroidered TO order
IT MADAME COLLINS tELEvE DE NINE. FLORIN u
"A Lefevre) Dressmakng Establishment, 26 West Elev-
cnth street. Ladies' rely getting perfect fitting Dresses
made ana trimmed in latest fashion Ladies' visiting the
city solicited to call.
The New York herald., 1871-03-26

DRY GOODS.
ATM. T. HIGGINS
Mammoth Millinery Establishment,
will open tomorrow Monday,
Imported
Spring Bonnets and Round Hats.
The largest stock in the city,
and the only place
TO get first class Millinery
at reasonable prices.
Over 1000 Hats to select from.
All the new shades In y
Ribbons, Feathers and Flowers.
White and Colored Chip Hats.
l9S Sixth avenue, between Ninth and Tenth streets
The New York herald., 1871-03-26

IJAIRi HAIR ,,.-,,
human hair: brushed combed and dressed
Human Hair cheapest In the country Switches one yard
long XS Curie, upwars Ladies' own Chignono
Dressed for 25c. Latest styles hand Only depot 35e
Bowery, between Fourth and Great Jones streets.
Any who commercials nrnges on my patent VIII b
dealt with according to law.
For Other Dry Goods Sec Second Page.
The New York herald., 1871-03-26

A SPLEN DID OPPORTUNITY.
IA Dry Goods at retail at extraordinary bargains
Entire stock selling Oft,
at the Down Town Retail Dry Goods Store,
No. IL Vescy street. next to the Astor House,
account OF removal LIST OF May.
Splendid line Of black Silks, from 81 rs up.
Lots OF Dress Goods less than cost of importation. Also
Linen pamasks Napkins, Towels Crash &C. very cheap
Also Hosiery of ali kinds, Gloves Linen Handkerchief
large stock Of Flsnnels Quilts Nottineham Laces White
Piques White Cambrics Lawns Naiusooks, &C., Domestic
Goods Tckngs and great variety OF other goods, a at
very low prices