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BODY. But the corruption has been carfiea
SO far that even Congress seemsto DC some
whatarpalled at the monstrous aeale'elnen's
of ftaud and corruption, and issfsoaS malShas
an effort to resist the influences which nave
for years been so potent. =.
1t would be curious to ascertain no" .nu. .,
land has been given to, railways III the Noi. -.
and how much in the South. The contrast
would he very creat--all the world 10 NO.
thing. See how when the southern '.''r
railway asked for gift of lana rs al '.' VI
n~on.handed justicc--so much having oeeh
s,;,on 70 the Northern Pacific lincs-its pet'-
,;n, was rejected, and Il was only allowed a
roal,way through the public lands. Wetras1
.n,nc fair man in Congress will get at tins
cou,arison and let all sec how it stands. we
believe II will he so glaringly unjust that IL
will not fail TO exert some effect on national
LEGISLATION. Assurcdly Congress should be
ashamed Gf it may not be checked by q sense
Of ivstice) to continue such an outrageo'siy
martial administration Of the national wealth
in the public lands.
We conjecture that the gifts of lands to
the northern corporations over ana ABOVE lhe
Gifts TO the South will fully equal the entire
debt of the southern States before the war;
such partial distribution Of the nallonai
wealth is national crime, and CRIME tLat
should be followed by some sort OF atone
mcrt, Well might the Federal Government
paY the entire debt Of the South, ana there
would still be left 4 great deal due II before
II would be the recipient Of share OF ma
,iona, fayors equal to the immense aggregate
bestowed upon the North III land grants ana
civil appropriations for all sorts Of things.
Partially of administration Of nations
a6;,irs-the favor shown one section above
auotbcr-is the greatest source Of national
discord and discomfort. III no othcr way
can the Federal Government so eiectualI!
silence di>cord and remove discomfort as ny
mixing some demonstration Of wiling
ness to do something like justice TO the
South in its claim TO equal participation III
t%o national wealth. There are many ways
in which it might he donc-any one OF when
would he like sunshine shed from the capital
,pou the impoverished and WronGcd South.
In looking at these matters we cannot but
believe that when viewed under 4 sober con-
dition OF the public mind at the North they
will be regarded as iiresistihly appealing
Ior some measure of justice to the South.
The wrong and injustice are great, and the
measure of redress should be one OF proper
.inrnin nlannituIlS. :.
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The Land School Fund.

There are signs of the revival OF the strug-
Gle over the land school fund in the Lcgisla-
turc. New combinations by which it is
proposed to divide that fund amongst several
institutions are forcshadowcd.
The contest for successive years over that
fund in the Virginia Legislature has been
diSgrlcctul to the State. The eagcrness of
the schools to grab part Of it has been
intense and persistent. There seems to be
"no give up in them," and a defeat seems
but to Undue them with strength for more
vigorous renewal of the fight. The combi-
nations of one day fall before their oppo-
nents, and tomorrow the rictors take their
turn of defeat, and SO it has gone Oh FROM
day to day to the discredit Of the Lcgisla-
ture. First and last, and the expenditure OF
public money in debating the question has
gone far towards equalling the principal OF
the supposed nett proceeds from the land.
The land fund should not be divided. We
do not believe it would be consistent with
be further, indeed. than is unavoidable in
this State owing to its social condition. 4
part should go to the black academy at Hanlp-
ton, and the remainder should be concentIa-
ted at one institution. 1t is at best a small
fund, and should so where there are the
greatest facilities for teaching agriculture, and
science applicable thereto, and the mechanic
arts. II the Legislature would rise above
the dignity of the miserable petty contests Of
the schools, and look exclusively at the inter
ests of the Commonwealth, the question could
be most happily settled in a very little time
But there n.be no end, we fear, save lame
and impotent conclusion to the unstatesman
like war which has been carried on so long
to the universal disgust. If the contest l.
decided by shameful frittcring away of the
fund by its division amongst third-rate insti
tutions the intention Of Congress will be as.
suredly perverted, and we may reasonably
expect from that body some inquiry into the
subject.
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The Science Record for 1872. A Compen-
dunn of Scientific Progress and Discovery
during the past year. With Illustrations.
Edited by ALFRED Z. BEACH. New York
MUM & Co., Office Of the Scientific Ameri.
can. 1872.
The title of this book is comprehensive.
The preface to it says that few leading facts
have been recorded. We have tried to guess
the object of the publication of the book. 1t
has great deal Of GATL1SG gun in it--a sus-
pieioulsly large quantity. Nevertheless, it is
interesting, and contains some valuable mat
ter. For sale by ELLYsoS Il TAYLOR.
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DIED.

On Friday, March lst, after protracted Illness OF
nearly nine weeks, LUCY CONWAiELLA kNOA,
wife of DR.. John Knox.
Her funeral will take place from st. Paul's church
on MONDAY AFTERNOON to-day, March 4, ut
al o'clock Friends and acquaintance are invited TO
attend.
his father, in Petersburg, Va. Of pneumonia and
disease of the brain. preceded by yariola, EMMETT
ALLEY, son Of Allen and Martha Alley, IN inc
ali who knew him, and may bis bercarcd widow and
family have the sympathy of all IN this ther darkest
hour of sorrow.
At his residence Ill east Clay street, March l, OF
par;ysIs. in the scventy-cighth year OF his age'
Rev JOHN II. BOYD.
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THE VETO AiEssAGE.-rhe Governor has
but done his duty in vetoing the mischievous
bill passed by the Legislature to prevent
tax.collcctors from receiving the coupons of
Nirginia's bonds. We may have more to say
on the subject tomorrow.
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REpUpIATIoS.-AP Paris letter in one of on

exchanges says:
"No matter what happens, no most fan.
tastic newspaper writer or political orator
admits reputation of the national obligation
to pay debts rs the base element of his fancy
or eloqucnce. The man who should dare to
make that an element of scheme Of policy
would, with the enumeration Of such vii
lainy, cease TO be n recognized practical poll
tician."
France thus makes boast which, we re-
greet to say, Virginia cannot make. Who
has degraded the mother Of States
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of cro,,z. 10 prescribe llhg duties and COM
nensatton OF county Officers.
House bin to authorize the election OF
officers in the town oil Tappa tlannoc hotlse
hin 10 amend sectionI chapter ID Of eEaSoae
In relation to fences. House bills 10 autno-
-rIza the appointment of deputies OF county
and township officers in term time or vaca-
tion.:to amend The act of March go 1871 70
amend 9th section of the school Dill 70
amend the Code in relation to fire companies !,
I'd a,ithori5ef the corporate anthorisies Oh
Winchester to borrow money to enlarge wa
ter works, Sc; joint resolution autnorizlng
THE Secretary of the Commonwealth TO 1ur-
uishf to the Judges of the State copies OF Inc
reports Of Court of Appeals at actual COST Oh
publication to authorize an election OF cer-
tain officers in the town Of Jefersonvllle; iof
fine relief of Ruth Clendenning; to extend the
time for the sheriff Of New Kent county 70
give bond and qualify; to amend the Code ID
relation to the destruction of bridges, mile
posts. &C.; to amend the Code in relation TO
the destruction of wild fowl within the Jurls-
diction of certain counties. ~
i.@g ia PER DIEM AND MILEAGE. FIR ttt. y
House bill fixing the pay and mileage OF
members of the General Assembly came up.
Mr.. LAssIrER moved to dismiss. Rejected
byl52 noes to 3S ayes.
TMr. BURKnoLpER moved to, irecommit !;
which was agreed to. 49,
@ Mr.. WALKER moved to reconsider the last
vote. f,r .-: ,r.s.r-.,s ...... ...,.... 80.
{" On this motion u large number Of MEM
beers ventilated their views on the main qt1es-
ton of the reduction of per diem and mile
age. 80, = h.. = ..-r.. T., ..4 ;.
/ The House refused to reconsider-ayes,
Il noes. 81. .aa re..
,.-"r pprsFSTFD AMI REFERRED.
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
BILLS REPORTED.

House bill to elect keeper of the pcniten-
tiary and defining his duties and the duties
of the superintendent and inspectors, with
recommendation that it do not pass.
Senate joint resolution i'll relation to Mat
thew /. Maury's plan for system of crop
reports and meteorological observations;
and Senate joint resolution in relation to the
present import duty on sumAc.
PUT on CALENDAR UNDER SUSPENSION OF RULES.
House bill to authorize the supervisors of
certain counties to impose tax on dogs,
with Senate amendments; Senate bill to pre-
vent the placing Of distractions in the Mat
taponi and Pamunkey rivers, with Senate
amendments to House amendments.
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SEWING-MACHXNE


WILCOX & GIBBS .,..
SEWING-MACHINES.
We onlvstate demonstrated fact when we say
that no one cxpcrimentally acquainted Win the dl-
fercnt kinds Of sewirg-macillnes %oula nafe any
other Us gift while they can buy
WILCOX & GIBBS MACHINE.
We only quote the language Of hundreds OF expe-
rienced and competent judges when we say II Is the
best beyond all comparison, In every respect
The largest and MOST reliable selection OF nforma-
ton on sewing-machines ever offered to the public
wi ii be sent free by mail on application.
We will give sewlng-lnachine to any one VINO
will canvass and make four sales Circulars fur
nishcd for the purpose free l' t....
ONE MONTHS TRIAL OF A MACHINE Be
FORE PURCHASE
free Of charge, sent to any responsible address.
AGENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE.
TERMS LIBERAL. .-.
.... JAMES E. A. GIBBS, Proprietor,
NH 4 Ninth and Bank streets, Richmond, Va.
SEWING-MACHINES OF ALL KINDS
~ REPAIRED-Thc SLOAT ELLIPTIC SEW
INGi-MACHINES FOUGHT and SOLD. We sell
the only PROPER NEEDLES for the SLOAT
ELLIPTIC MACHINES.
SLOAT & ADDINGTON,
mys 1415 Curry street, near Fourteenth.
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sPECrALFNOTrCEs.,

NJ HAMBUBGH EDG1NGs AND IN
SETTINGS,
TUCKED CAMBRICs,
STRIPED, CHECKED, and PLAIN NAINsooK
MUSLIN; - .1st :a
STRIPED and CHECKED CAsBRICs;
CORDED MUSLIN, DIMITY,
INDIA TWILL LONG CLOTH,
SWISS and TARLETAN MUsLINs, and 49,.
PIQUES in great variety. LEVY BROTHERS.
Look ut our DOLLAR KID GLOVES fe %
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now THEY WOULD HAvE VOTED.

HOW THEY WOULD HAVE VOTED. ~ n
Messrs. CoeH1LL, Cox, EARLY, GRIFFITH,
and BROOKE, desired it stated on the journal
that they would have voted against the GOV
ernor's veto had they been present; and Mr..
sUrHERLN that he would have voted to sus-
tain the veto. o. .-
Adjourned. attf.' ~. ~.
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PROPOSALS.
LIME AND CEMENT.

r ME, LINE, LIdE.-The Lime manu-
IL featured by us In Botetourt county, known rs
WILSON OR ROCKVILLE LIME, VIII hereafter
be put upon the market under the name Of INDIAN
ROCK LIME. Orders for which may be left at our
office, No. 1908 Dock street.
DILLON, Elicit & CO.
November 81 1871. uo2a
DOCKLAND LIME AND EARLY
III ROSE POTATOES.-l,4so barrels LINE; %
barrels EARLY-ROSE POTATOES; daily expected
per schooner Florence Mayo.
ja25 A. =. LEE
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M KID GLOVES. ALL COLORS
AND PRICES.-We now have the agency for two
celebrated makers, and offer good KID GLOVES at
soc., ST., $l.25, $3.50, and 81. Also, Two, THREE.
FOUR, and SIX-BUTTON KIDS. Also, a full assort-
ment of BERLIN, SILK, CASHMERE, b CK, and
THREAD GLOVES. LEVY BROTHERS,
1918 and 1915 Main street.
CLARK,s and COATs'S SPOOL COTTON.
= fe %
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INTEREST on TIE PUBLIC DEBT.

Senate bill providing for payment of inter-
est on the public debt was taken up.
Mr.. FITzPATKIcK offered substitute, which
was adopted, providing for the payment OF
four per cent. interest, i'll two instruments,
on two-thirds of the unfunded debt and on
the whole of the funded debt; the party re-
ceiving interest on 4 coupon to acc ,ieSce
in the provisions of this act; no certificate to
he issued for the unpaid interest, but instead
the amount due and unpaid is to be stamped
on the coupon.
This bill was ordered to engroSsment-
ayes, Il; noes, 8.
\ motion to reconsider was pending at adj
joulnment.
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80 .t.,. PRESENTED AND REFERRED.
= BY Mr.. GRAHAM: Petition of Jacob Grubbs
and others, of Wythe county, asking add.
tional legislation to punish offences against
morality and decency, .r.r. .a.s..,.. 49,.
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TILE GOVERNORS VETO.

a message was received from the House of
Delegates by Mr.. WALKER, who Informed
the Senate that that House had passed House
bill No. 225, entitled can act declaring what
shall be received in payment Of taxes or other
demands of the State" notwithstanding the
objections of the Governor.
After an exciting debate the bill and veto
were laid on the table. and ordered to be
printed. n,..,..,,, u,on
AYEs-NIcssrs. Anderson of Pittsylvana. Ander-
so,, Of roch bridge BclZlcy Eovkin. Cochran, Con-
nallv Herndo1l, Holiday, Johnson. Lakeland, Lev
is Perrin. Taylor Of Loudoun Taylor Of Norfolk
Thomas. and Wynnc-lG. r,.
NoEs-AlcssrS. Fitzpatrick. French. Graham
Grecycr Hundley, Lathrop. Norton, Nown. Nut
ting. Pridenore Roller, Rue. smith aiI "arami
Grin,slcv, kirkpatrick, Latham, Martin, Massey
-IrrTI, Patterson, Penn, QueScnbcrry, Robinson
Stnrnr,s mud TnrrN-la.
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GROCERIES! GROCERIES,

GROCERIES, GRoCERIEs!t ~
% hogsheads PORTO RICO SUGAR.
20 hogsheads NEW ORLEANS SrGAR
h.. 10 hogsheads DESLARARA SUGAR.
300 barrels REFINED SUGARS-ail eradea. .-
80 barrels yEWaORLEASS,3 foIASsES re
100 barrels ,L sYRUP-conron and finest quail
$50 bags RIO COFFEE, r.-r ;. e,
100 bags LAGUAYRA COFFEE. -
so bags JAVA COMPLEMENTARY choice.
20 half f., chest hest GUNPoWDER and !aYsox
Z 10 tierces CAROLINA RICE ;.
2. 10 hogsheads CLFAR-RIB SIDES
10 hogsheads SHOULDERS.
rs tierces choice SUGAR-CCRF.D HAMs
vasscd and uncanrassed; ia 49,. ~"'
Is boxes. BREASTS aud BREAKFAST Rl-
20 tieroes REFINEDLARD,
7 30 half-barrels and kegs LARD,
100 boxes CHEESE. 80. 49,
200 boxes ADAMANTTEE CANDLES
100 boxes FAMILY SOtIS-an grades: .
50 kegs and barrels BlCAltB. and SAL. SOD.
100 barrels MACKEREI.-Sos l, ., and,;
In store and arriving, for sale By ;s>@f 1f'7 p.
. fe 20 II. ROBERT +. WILLIAMS SEQ
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100 CASKS GUINNESS & HIBBERT'S
,.st PORTER, direct importation;
Is hogshead, NEW ORLEANS SUGAR,
IS hogsheads CLEAR RIB SIDES,
100 bags RIO COFFEE, i
50 bags LAGUAYRA COFFEE,
50 mats GOVERNMENT JAVA COFFEE,
30 mats OLD GOVERNMENT BROWN JAVA
very choice;
50 boxes CREAM CHEESE,
100 boxes ADAaIANTINE CANDLES,
900 barrels HERRINGs, -... ..a
rs barrels MACKEREL.
1,5oo sacks BUCKLEY & DEAKINS SALT,
for sale at lowest market prices by
jag :. G. TAEDY co.
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TOHN 81. WILLIAMS, OF THE LATE
~ Arm OF Harveys & Williams, has the pleasure of
informing his friends and tile trade generally tlls;he
has taken the new store in Columbian Block M
1907 Cary street, and is now receiving by eyery
steamer choice lots Of FRESH GROCERIES, which
he will always sell at the lowest market prices.
! am now receiving and have IN store,
100 barrels standard ASUGARS.
50 barrels extra g. COFFEE SUGARS,
50 barrels standard CRUSHED SUGARS,
10 hogsheads choicest NEW ORLEANS SUGARS
10 boxes very handsome HAVANA SUGARS,
90 hogsheatt, prime BACON SHOULDERS,
70 tlerceS choice LARD,
100 boxes ADAMANTlSE CANDLES, Is;
so kegs Newcastle BI CARB. SODA,
loo barrels very choice dark SfRUpS,
SO bags RIO COFFEES.
call is solicited. JOHN H. WILLIAMS,
fe I3-lm ar...f ...s-s. y.E. 1907 Cary street.
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General Assembly Of Virginia.
t,1GHTY-ErGIITII nxTs
SATURDAY, March 2, 1872.
SENATE.
,t-Coye,nor in the chair.

The Lieutcnant-G Governor In the cnair.
Senate bin entitled MI act to incorporate the
rTarrieonburg, Bridgewater and West h','
rIstar Railroad Company with the amehu.
ments proposed by the House was taken up
and the amendments were agreed 10.
rirnoSs GRANTED AND THE REASONS THEREFOR
The, PREsIpEST laid before the senate
communication from the Governor tfans'
hitting statement Of fines RENTED, ln.
dons granted, and punishments commuteu DS
him during the year 1871 with MS reisons
therefor. which, on motion OF MI. hEksDUs'
was laid on the table ana oroeieo " Nc
printed.
sr., ,rv ,1s REPORTED AND PUT on CALENDAR.
Senate bill to change the name OF the ma,
tural Rr;dpe Turnpike Company, extend anu
o,,lar,,o the limits of said road, and authorize
tio nrcrtion of Il bridge and ferry III connec'
ton Herewith across Jacksons fl'ef. -.
KILLS. PRESENTED AND REFERRED.
Rv Mr.. BEAzLEY: For relief of the sureties
If lanes $. Barksdale, late sheriff Oh -AlDe-
marie county.
SENATE BILLS REJECTED.
Authorizing the issue of registered STOCK
IN Younc & Dickinson OH certain conditions;
RI amend tie 1st section of an act entltled
an net to extend the jurisdiction of police
justices and justices Of the peace IN certain
cases. .,u Cor ,roo;,l
terms. t,,o r1o,,So If
Delegates bv Mr.. HILL, who informed the
senate that that House had passed blil en-
titled an act to authorize the circuit courts Oh
the Commonwealth to grant charters OF IN
CORPORATION and to repeal certain sections OF u
chatter G5 and section Ok of chapter o. OF
the Code.
THE LISTING OF DOGS.
Mr.. TAYLOR, OF Loudoun, offered the 1ol-
lowing Joint resolution; which lies over un-
"Rrsolrcd The House Of Delegates concur
,.;uO That the Auditor of Public Accounts
Instruct tie commissioners OF the revenue
and the township assessors OF this Common
wealth at the time Of listing the property
thereof, to list the number Of dogs owned by
each person. and to return on said books the
number so owned in each city and township
thereof, and report the number to tue next
session of the General Assembly.
r1rr COVER SoR-S VETO.
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WILCOX & GIBBS
SEWING-MACHINEs
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-21
West In Jail.

CONFIDENCE or AcQuIrTAL-HE STILL STICKS TO
HIs ooNFEssToS-HIs OWN REASON OF WHY HE
FLED.
Professor West now incarcerated in the jail at
Dover, has written to friend in this city express
ing confidence in his ultimate acquittal OF the
crime Of which he stands charged. He says
''In health am enjoying only moderate
share have made full clear, and
unvarnished confession of all / did, much of
which do not remember.
3" have but little fear Of the final result. as
the public cannot be.governed by passion till the
time OF my trial, and If reason prevails shall be-
acquitted. | have Smithers and Ridgely en-
ployed. My previous characteri is much in NV
favor, although the newspapers make me per.
feet Devil but that is to their advantage - =
81 should have deliverered myself to the
Sheriff at once, but for my wifes delicate health
and the age and health of my parents. 1 was
afraid the announcement of my being in iai
might produce serious results, before the cir.
cumstances could be explained to them.
~ have good feather bed, plenty to eat and
that which is good-to be in jail-and every
thing considered, am comfortable
"trhis is page in my history least expect.
ed. am innocent Of any crime before my Crea
tor, and trust it NAV be made 30 to appear be
fore men. ="
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-21

The SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION FESTIVAL - Al
though the inclement weather interferes very
much with the anticipated success Of the Sun
day School Union Festival, the attendance was
much larger and the receipts correspondingly
greater last than on the previous evening. The
music Of the Orchestra was much appreciated,
and the various departments well patronized. 1t
is hoped that this evening will be attended with
that patronage and success which the elaborate
preDarations deserve The afternoon is espec-
tally set apart as the childrens hour, commenc-
ing at 3 o'clock. The closing exercises Of the
Festival will be Of a varied and interesting char
acter, and all who love rational enjoyment
should not fail to attend
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Holiday aasss.
F.L. rRANss LADIES ruBxtsHrso srsar.

,. L. FRANsis LADIES FUBsIsHINq sraaE.
The large and we'll selected etook at Mr.
Franks store, No. 5ll Market street is one OF
tne very finest lines OF all kinds and descriptions
OF ladies and children's furnishing goods to be
found in the market The stock OF child. on q
suits, and wooen sacks, caps, and cloaka leg
gins, hose and various undrrSear ia tf a lar q
and varied assortment, calculated to be comfort
able and warm FOR the Winter weather, a. we'll
as beautiful for dress Mr.. f. makes special
ty In homemade corsets. skirts and ladies' un-
derwear of all kinds. His furs are of a fine
qnality, and Of all thesdifferent kinds. while IN
kid gloves there is large variety of all the dlf-
ferent makes and OF all shades and colors. A
very fine line OF handkerchief, cuffs. collars.
ties, ribbons, nc, are at all times to be found
at this place. For the Holiday season, special
selection Of all these and many other articles
have been purchased. and are now ready for
sale at really reasonable prices. We would rec
ommend our lady friends, while doing their
shopping for presents and articles for their own
use. to call at this store and soc for themselves
the many elegant and useful things to be looked
at and purchased.
f. LARKINs DRY GOODS ESTABLISHMENTS
The holiday season, at Mr. Larkin's dry goods
house No. East Second street, has been fully
prepared for in the way OF large and varied
stock OF everything in the dry goods line We
have not the space to enumerate and describe
the many beautiful and useful articles on exhi-
bition, aud for sale at popular prices, but will
only note few OF the lines of goods es-
pecially for the holidays, but also useful and
necessary for all other days OF fine dress goods
MIR. l.. 4 stock OF silks, alpacas, moire antique
and other fine goods is among the most hand
some in the city, while in gloves, handkerchiefs
collars and cuffs, there is as usual, a most ele-
giant assortment. For fine lace handkerchief
collar or veil, full supply is kept at this store
Fine shawls, and furs ara also a specially, OF
which there is good variety There arc many
other articles Of fancy goods kept here all Of
which the ladies' understand Ia necessary to q
complete outfit for street or home dress, and
should call and examine the whole stock