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MI, All r@r.am, within. ,nron.,ct. fox the
.all crop, VII. BE- rr,',,r,1 +, make >hcil
cn!ic, wt'tdr Secretary ON or N",oi "a,
l>t day Of November, Isl, a"d who ".iI
eve all utv,tUl Attenuation.
CT" All articles and animals for "Nhih.
tioH n'l hrp"'p,rjy entered at H." bN~i-
ness Office of the Society. Tia" Grounds
and Buildings viii b" open On Monday,
the 30th g: $'p;"Maer, to rt>ciNr"H ail!-
cl"~ tOl.l HhiG!tiON, and true'y persons cm-
ploycl by the Society will assign them
places ;l' guard Tie grounds. Articles
Shipped beforehand will hc properly cared
for, 80 entry Ar competition will he
made after !: O'Clock, NJ. of Tuesday, the
l~jot ocloorr "N"cpt hN Hp"clHi N"rn'S'
pee" iI' 81 Charge '"f i'' '''l''i,,', enter
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LET BODY REJOICE.
"CARRY TIE NEWS TO HIRAM,
THE NEWS TO lIORACE,'
LIVELY TIMES AT HAND.
LET NIOLINISTS BIZ GLAD
~ knnM that thrY can Get for

Also, VIOLIN AND BOWS,
From ONE DOLLAR up to $1,000.
Ernju strings 30 cents per set,
do do. 80 cent per set.
Guitar Strings - cent per SGT.
do Go. Sl.2J per set, inst.
Niolincrlla Strings, II per st Il strings
the hosi
e. All aiAre of Accord"ons,o ONE DOL
LAR les in price.
c. Every kind of Musical Instrument
in store.
a., Grcat reduction from former prices.
Goods alc lower now than ever.
"Dun" over 81 heather come a tngrthcr
Come Hiram, an Horace, an a tagcthcr :.
Come a running, but don't fall to
SMITHS Temple of Fancy,
aug, lift Frederick, Md.
L~n.IyL IJirtinu arot}Y GrccuteGs
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Test CHARLES MAN!I,
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'TURNIP SEED by Mail.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1872-01-16

n COMMON DEPOT FOR OUR RAILROADS.
WITHIN very few years we will have what may
be regarded as five lines of Railways diver
glng from Staunton. list to Richmond
End, to Huntington. 3rd, to Baltimore 4th. to
Salem. 9th, to Washington City. There ILL.,
OF course, be large numbers of travellers On all
these lines, and it will be matter of great con-
venience to everybody that there should be a
depot common to ALL where all the trains may
deliver and receive passengers. Fortunately,
there will be but two Companies to be consulted
IN making the arrangement, as the Chesapeake
" Onlo company will own the lines to Rich
mond, Washington and Huntington, and the
Vailey ns'lroad Co. the lines to Baltimore and
to Salem.
1t seems to US that now is the time to adjust
this matter. Three of the lines are vet 70 be
constructed, but we hope will soon he under
contract. Surveys should at once be made with
reference to this important object and the NEG
essary agreements entered into.
The public have deep interest in this sub
jeet, and it strikes us that it would be a great
saving to both the Companies, if they would
unite and jointly bear the expense of erecting
suitable buildings.
We respectfully invite the attention of the two
authorities Of the two Companies TO this subj ect
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DeUfIas.


In Lewisburg, Greenbrier county, W Va at
clock A, NJ on Sunday the 18th instant Mrs.
ELlzA s. MATHEWS. wife of Mason Matthew's
Esq, Of thai p'ace, aged 63 years months and
days.
Died on Frid;y, the 22nd December, in Staun-
ton. at the residence of her husband Mr. John
Il. Shpitt, Mrs SARAH ANN SnMITT, aged 40
years, IL months and 10 days.
On the Slst Dec 1871 EMMA ARNALL, infant
daughter Of Samuel NJ. and Jennie Wood ward,
of this place, aged aoout7 months.
At the residence of his father-n-law, Thorn
ton Berry, Esq, on Lewis creek, on the 10Th
of Dec, of consumption, Mr.. MONTGOMERY Sell
LERs, aged about IS years.
Near Doe Hill Va, Dec Dist 1871, of diptheria,
MALIssA Cora, aged years 6 months ard 2
days. Also I'll the sans PLACE, ef tha same dis
ease, MIAMI A GagsTA aged ! year months,
Estaline RusmiseI The bereaved parents who
in the space Of one short week have had re-
moved from their fond embrace two precious
Jewels, haye the sympathy of the entire commu-
nifty in this the day of their affection, but their
little ones are now happy in the presence of Him
Me for Of such is the kingdom of Heaven
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1872-01-16

bell, Peter j. Carter, Jack Carter. Clopton,
Coleman, Cox. Critz. Cummings Dalton. Del
| aney. Deneale, Douglas. Dungey, Early, Elliott,
Fitzgerald, Freeman, Fulkerson Gordner, Ora
ham, Graves Gray, Gresham, Hamilton, Hard
esty, Head, Hill, Irvine, James, Rufus S. Jones,
Jorgenson, Keyser. Lassiter, Lewis. Lightner,
Lpscomb, Matthew, McMulen, Miller, Nick
ems, Noble, Norton. Nowlin, o Ferrall, Paige,
Patterson, Payne, Pearce, POWELL Radtord
Ramsdell, Riddlebarger, Rogers. Roller. Rus
sell, Sangster, Seruggs Smith. Smoot. Snidow,
Stephens. st. John, Stova!l, Strother, Swami,
Suite, Taliaferro. Thomas TidbalI, Turpiu Van
Auken. Wall. Wentworth, Wharton, Williams
and Young-SS
NoEs-Messrs. Bagwe, Borland, J. Thomp-
son Brown, Cottrell, Daniel, Donald, Dooley,
Evans, Fletcher, VIM Gillian, Gilman, Peter
K. Jones, Kelley. Lawson, A. B. Lightner
Lovenstein, Matthews, Minor, Neale, Parks
Poague, Robertson, Sutherlin, Wake, Watts.
Watson, and Mr.. Speaker-27.
MIR. Sutherlin offered the following joint re-
solution, under suspension of the rules
Resotued by the House of Delegates (thc
Senate concurring,) That joint committee,
consisting of nine ON the part of the Senate and
fifteen on the part of the House, be appointed
to take into consideration all questions Of fl
nance connected with or growing out of the act
Of The General Assembly known as the funding
BILL or touching the payment Of interest upon
the public debt, and report such measures as
they may deem expedent for The proper al!
justment thereof
The passage Of the resolu'ian Was advocated
by siessrs Sutherin, Booker Talia!erro.
Smith, Daniel, Brooke, Matthews and others.
NJ. Sutherlin said that the resolution was Of
tered because he was assured that the teuper
of the House was against the funding BILL but
opposed to reputation OF any kidd and be-
cause he thought all desired to arrive at a plan
of equitable adjustment.
The jout resolution was agreed to without
dissent
A number of bills. resolutions &C., were in-
troduced and referred. Adjourned
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have fully secured, by Letter

II Patent my discovery for maj ufacturlng
Steel-cast or malleable-from blast furnaces,
with converters attached, Or in common forge
fires in the United States of America, England,
France, Russia, Prussia, Sweden and Belgium.
l offer by royalty the advantage of my discov-
voraoie terms and guarantee q success no
charge, and in all cases in making trial of my
process, where the trial is made under my per-
sonal attendance or my representative, L will
make good by paying the cost of stock and la
bor I manufacture malleable steel in any COM
mon forge pudding or balling fires, without al
iteration in the fires or blast cheaper than by any
known process now in use.
All letters addressed to me at Staunton, Vir-
ginia, will meet with prompt attention
LORENZO SIBERT, Patentee
P. 81 can give satisfactory reference.
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Married.

On Dec. 18th. at the Virginia hotel in Staun-
ton, by Rev. w. Fl. Forsythe, L. s. DowDY, of
Loudoun county, to Miss LAvINIA F. BELL, of
Augusta county.
On Dec. Doth, ut the residence of the bride, in
Mt. Sidney, by Rev. W. FL Fnrsythe. MIcHA 81.
HOWARD, of Rockinghsm county, to Miss MARY
A. TALIAFERRo, of Augusta county.
county, Ohio, by Rev. w. H. Durham. Mr. n
q. HoPEwELL formerly of Va. to Miss ALICE
V. daughter OF A. w. Seymour Esq.
On Dec 26th, 1871, by Rev. j. NJ Shreckhise
Mr. JAMES w. MCCORMICK of Rock bridge
county. to Mrs. ISABELLA SToNER, of Augusta
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1872-01-16

OUR STREETs.-Our streets are in deplora-
HE condition, and we must confess we see but
LITTLE hope of speedy amendment Where work
is unda, *alken it is suffered to languish in the
most ronre, Nensible manner. The little job of
renairino tho Nridge over the creek. on Beverly
Street has been " hand for months, and is yet
unfinished. We We oture to say that if either of
our respected citizens Capt Mason or Major
McMahon-had had cha. zee of it would have
been put through" in dou ole quick time
We do not intend hereby to ensure our oIreee
Commissioners, but we do mean 20 condemn the
whole system of street management
We now have street committee cl. >esen from
the common council, and who act with 'oaas any
compensation. 1t is hardly to be expect sa that
these gentlemen should withdraw much of their
time from their private business to dedicate TO
the public service. Moreover triumvirate vas
never been found very efficient. 1t is alwa vs.
better to have single responsible head, VIII o
should be properly compensated. Under the
present system delays and disappointments are
inevitable Give one efficient, responsible
street commissioner, and all will 90 WELL
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CO9'9aGGge -MOEiHag.
CARRIAGES AND RUGGEES.-I w

CARRIAGES AND RUGGHES.-Iw wish
I to inform my friends that haye moved my
CARRIAG SHOP
to my new building near the Virginia" Hotel,
where will keep on hand Carriages and Bug
gies of every description. By close attention to
business and fair dealing, expect to give entire
satisfaction. will pay strict attention to RE-
;sn1o j. Ii. WATERS.
VARRTAGE-MAKENG.-Att the solicita-
q ] ton of many Of my former patrons I have
-. taken charge at nay old stand, where will
a asrrv on; the CARRIAGkyMA BUSI-
NESS in al, its various branches, and ] am de-
termned that Tsf s or sra ur ne' DC "
Special attention give 70 repairs
an4-tf J0HN M. HARDY.
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The Harrisonburg old Commonwealth came to
ms last week with an entirely new dress on, look
ing as starchy as New York dandy. We con-
pratulate the Commonwealth on its appearance,
snd the evidence of success which this improve
ment indicates. We hope that we will be able,
before long, to "go and do likewise" Come
patrons and friends, and give us helping hand.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1872-01-16

LIST OF PATENTS The following patents
were issued from the q. S. Patent Office to citl-
.zens of Virginia for the week ending Jan. Bird,
1872, and reported for the Spectator by ALExAN-
DER g. MASON, Solicitors of Patents, COS Seventh
street, Washington, D. c.:
Car Coupling VIM. Williams, arrisonburg.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1872-01-16

"THE LILLY OF THE VALLEY MAGAZINE Is
the title of neat little publication the first num-
her of which has made its appearance with the
opening of the new year 1t Is oeVoted 10 ii'era-
ture, poetry, history, sketches OF travel oiogra-
ply, general miscellany, and useful information
ON all subjects for the farm, the workshop, ana
the loved ones around the cheerful hresldes
throughout the land. Messrs. G. Sherry q Co.,
publishers, Harrisonburg, Va. One dollar
vear. We wish the enterprise success.
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THEFr,-On last Thursday night the store
room of Mr.. z. b. Sublett, on Augusta Street,
near the Post-office, was entered by some I'M
known person, and robbed of fifty dollars in
greenbacks, and two checks,-one for S42.25,
and the other for $1675. The checks were pay
able to P. B. Subiett, or order. The rogue broke
the paddock off the cellar door, and went into
the cellar and up into the store-room, through a
trap door, and carried eff the contents OF the
money drawer, as described above.
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DED1cATIoN-The new churc erected at
Churchville for the use of the Loeb Willow
congregation will be dedicated on Sabbath, the
2lst inst The services of the occasion will be-
gin on the preceding Friday, at II O'Clock, A
M, Several ministers are expected TO be pres
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RELIGIoUs-Fifteen persons connected them-
selves with the Southern NJ. E. Church, III this
place. on last Sabbath. Seven OF the number
were candidates for the ordinance OF Baptism,
and that sacred rite was administered to them
nv the Pastor, Rev. 81. 81. Kennedy.
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For the Spectator.

ENQUIRY.--The Stockholders of the Augusta
County Fair, wish to know why it is that the
premiums have not been 1'Gid to them, as we'll
as to the transient patrons? This is matter that
ought to be attended to at once We feel assured
that the amount of finances are sufficient to pay
all the premiums that have been awarded to all
parties. To be treated in this manner, is not
very encouraging to
STOCK .HOJ DERS
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Staunto1r Spertator.
Tuesdnu. January 8, 1872.

MEssRs. GRIFFIN q HOFFMAN, No. South
Street, Baltimore, Md, are duly authorized to
contract for advertisements at our lowest rates.
Advertisers in that city are requested to leave
their favors with this house.
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The ENTERTAINMENT AT THE D. d. & B. IN
$TTTUTIoN-We had the the pleasure of enjoy
ing, on last Saturday evening" at the d. D. & B.
Institution, one of the most charming entertain
ments we have attended for long time. 1t con-
sisted of Tableaux and Pantomimes, performed
by the pupils of the Institution, and 1nterspersed
with music from the Blind Band, which, under
the instruction and direction Of Prof. Turner,
has become one of the finest Bands we have ev-
er heard. The Chapel was crowded WITH large
and intelligent audience, and every one seemed
delighted with the performance The pupils ae-
quilted themselves splendidly. The part of each
and every one was so well sustained that special
notice of any woald appear invidious Both
soupils and teachers deserve the thanks of our
citizens for this delightful entertainment, given
to all freely and without price, y.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1872-01-16

4 o. o. F, INSTALLATION. On Friday even
ing 1eat we had the pleasure of attending Pub
lie Installation of the officers of Stsunton Lodge
No. As, under the supervision of Or. Rep. Hugh
Lathsm, of Alexandria, assisted by Edwin L.
Kinney, Grand Marshal. This is we believe the
first demonstration of the kind made by the Or
der here. and the exercises being somewhat odd
were enjoyed by the large audience present-a
large number of whom U ere ladies. The officers
installed were: Alex. G. "oints, n. g.; Geo.
NJ. Harrison, V. G.; Newton A .~genbright, Sec
rotary, and James 81. Waters, Treas arer. "m:
A. Burke, j. G. Marquis Chas d. Mccoy ana
James A. Moore filling the respective chan ana
administering the obligations CT office.
AT the conclusion of the installation ceremony
interesting addresses were made by Hugh La
than, Geo. M. Harrison and Rev. j. G. Wheat.
Some line pieces of music were sung by some of
our best musical artists during the ceremonies.
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Insurance,
Insurance.
Home ENTERPRISE
LIE LAsIRANCE COIlI ANY OF
sgEsG E.SE.9.

Capital, .........~......~....... zoe.
A. u. MClLwAI:.E Il, President
DARCY PAUL, v;o. pr..idonts
D. p. FAqKLER. ............... Consulting Actuary.
Dr.. JAMES Dunn, 1890 n edieai Directors
JOHN +. LAY, General Agents and Secre-
John B. WILSON, taries of Richmond Board.
Home Office at Petersburg, Va, with Local
Boards at Richmond and Ncrfolk
This Company invests all Reserve from Pre-
miums in the State, and within the limits of the
Department from which they are derived.
We invite examination and solicit investments
in this solvent
HOME INSTTTU TION,
with names and capital commanding confidence.
GEO. c. JACKSON,
Gent Agent for StauntoD and adjacent counties.
DR.. B. M. ATKINsoN, Medical Examiner.
AS to the business experience, large means and
high integrity of the gentlemen controlling this
Company, l refer, by permission, 10 Col John
B. Baldwin, Smith & Elder Hon. A. Ill. ii. Stu
art, Addison Waddell Shelley u Bumgardner,
M. Harvey E6inger, Cashier 1st National Bank
w. G. Eskridge, Cashier National Valley Bank
Mayor N Z. Trout
Office--Corner of Augusta and New Court
house streets, adjoining d. S. Young law Office.
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tn ERARY SoCIETIEs.-The anniversary eel
..hra+jor, of the Cicerronan Literary Society, OF
Poanot.s College, will be held on the evening OF
February I'D, 1872 President I. L. Bulger,
Ala. Orator. G. Wellington Koiner, Va. De-
baters. A. A. Price, j. W. Stephenson, Val
Chairman of Committee IF Arrangements, Z.
M. Badenbaugh, s. G.
The celebration of the Dem osthenese society
of the same institution, takes place on th~ l9lh
January President. G. G. Campbell, of Miss
ippi; Orator, D. b. Floyd, Of Indiana; Deba-
tiers, j. T. Crabtree and W. E. Craig, of Vir-
ginia Chairman of Committee of Arrange
ments, W. J. Smith, of Maryland.
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lFor the Spectator

Lines inscribed on the Av.leaf of a copy of
Iennyson, sent to my wife
BY MAX.
No Enoch Arden l, your loyal lover
Will never sell his boat and go to sea,
| love near by my Annies cot to hover
want no Philips playing pranks on me.
And yet the chain of presence oft is broken,
And weary miles stretch out 'twixt thee and me,
Then fam am to send to thee some token,
T hat e en- III absence. thou art 1.eor to me.
These lines are not from any other poet,
Nor from This book, th.'' somewhat soft and mel
.ow
The very way in which they're writ will show it
so give the credit to your own
LONG FELLOW.
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Es~ PRICES OF FURNITURE GREATLY tE-
DUCED--fersons wanting furniture would do
we'll to call on j. A. IL T. NJ Bickel before pur-
chasing elsewhere, as we are determined to sell
our goods cheap, if not a little cheaper, than
can be bought IN the city. We now receiv-
ing large lot of new and stylish furniture. pur-
chased in the Eastern cities for cash, and will
sell for cash for less than snv other house in
Staunton Give us call
We keep always on hand a large supply OF
cane and wood seat Chairs, bureaus, bedsteads.
washstands. tables, lounges, mattresses and par
lot ana cha'nbcr sets IN walnut mahogany and
oak manufactured in our shop of dry material
and by the best of workmen Give us a call
Guarantee work to su.i and prices to fit.
Flsk's nittaiic case and caskets always on
hand Undertaking promptly att nded to.
church
Va R""-"n Salalein broth j. strictly sci
entihc and vegetable G. nl,ound. procured by
the distiil;tion OF Roois aud Herbs 1t is the
result Of years IF reese; rci. and is recommended
by the medical fraternity whenever it has been
introduced. u is warranted TO cure all diseases
OF the skin For sale by all druggists. nj
~ GET THE BEST AND CHEAprsr-If YOU
want to get the best and cheapest Furniture of
all kinds, send your OF ders to H. f. Zimmerman
& Son, 5l3. 7th street, Washington d. G. Or
ders filled prom pity and satisfaction guaranteed.
Oc24
rs Doves Turf Oil, Water OF Pearls, Ben
sen AtOIHf JllOGS0y'S DlOou OoarCHeT,
Kennedys Medical Discovery, English Female
Bitters Crooks Wine of Tar, DeBing's Via
Fuga, Schenck's Pulmonic Syrup and Seaweed
Tonic, at WAYT & Bios Drug Store. no21
@Es~ DR.. N WAYT y BIO !. Urlg giSts. Main
Street. StauntoD, Va. keep constantly or hand
uii assortment of Pu-a Drugs Medicines oils,
Dye Suits. Patent Medicines Perfiimcry. Co.
iogne. Hair, Nail and Tooth Brushes. no2l
~ 1t is no wOnde- Weller sells SO many
Boots and Shoes, for it would be strange indeed
after looking through his extensive stock, not to
find something TO suit in style and price. MOI
~ Farmers, before purchasing their Winter
Boots and Shoes ought to look at Weller's large
stock. He thinks it would be TO your interest as
well as his own. NOT
gsa~ If you wish pretty, neat and nice lifting
shoe, 60 to Weller's. Mr.. Munchausen Stein
borough never misses fl. NOT
Ms>If Mrs. Darlington were in Staunton, che
would buy her shoes at Weer's, and advise Ike
go and do likewise. MOI
Vs. Whooping Cous h-Try the Magic Relief
for Whooping Cough 1t never fails. For sale
by Dr. WAYT & Bro, druggists. no2i
~ LADIES. have you seen the latest sensa-
ton shoe at w eller's. no!
ne Boys, buy your Boots and Hats at Wei
lers. no7
S~ Gentlemen will find at Weliers full
line Of the latest styles of Hats and Caps, fine
calf sewed Boots. Umbrellas. &c NOT
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NOTICE.-Thereh having been placed in my
IN hands for settlement the Books and Papers
Of JQs. G. Laley deceased, I hereby request all
persons having claims against the said Jos. G.
Laley to present them to me for settlement, and
all persons knowing themselves to be indebted
to the said Laley, by open account or otherwise,
will please come forward at once and settle.
e. 81. HARRISON, Attorney &c,
for Mrs. Jos. @. Laley, adm'x.
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1872.
AT COST


AT COSTg AT COST !
FOR CASH.
GRAND IND UCE1fEYT OFFERED TO
ALL WHO HAY GREENBA CKS!
A rare opportunity to make a magnificent and
remuneratiYe Investment by calling early at
J. w. EEWTOE'g
DRY GOODS AND NOTION HOUSE,
on Augusta street,
and buy Dress Goods, Furs, Shawls, Cloaks
AND Millinery
At Cost tor Cashs
But remember, dear friends, whilst I offer you
the above articles at cost-and will do exactly
what say have also large and varied
assortment of
Notions. Notions Notions 4!
comprised in part of
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VaSas CONsUsgPTsyEs !

The advertiser, having
been permanently cured of that dread disease,
Consumption, by simple remedy, is anxious to
make known to his fellow-sufferers the means of
cure. To ali who desire ii, he will seno copy
of the prescription used, free Of charged, with
the directions for preparing and using the same,
which they will find SURE CURE FOR CoNsUMP-
TIoN ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, sc. Parties wish
ins the prescription will please address
Rev. ED WARD A. WILSON,
pa South Third Street Williamsburg, N. y.
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Gloves,
Hosiery,
Handkerchief,
Real and Imitation
Lace Collars and Handkerchiefs,
Rulings,
Insertions, &c.
Also Ladies' Shoes of the best qualities and
styles; Gents Hats Milton Gold; Jet and Tor
toise Shell Jewelry Natural Hair Curls, CHG
mons, &c, and an almost endless variety Of other
articles both useful and ornamental which
DO NOT propose to sell at cost but will prom
Use this, and make good the promise, to sell them
as low, if not for less, than the same quality can
be bought at any store IN The city,
: Remem Der the place-one door from Spectator
Office, and if you wish bargain, call early on
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