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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-04-24

DEDIcATI0N.-Th handsome new church
building near Goshen, erected by the l4eb-
anon congregation. of which Rev. E. G. Cor
don is pastor, was dedicated last week. Rev.
J. w. Pratt. of Lexington, preaching an ap-
propriate and able sermon on the occasion.
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The Old Commonwealth learns that Col.
Armstrong, of Bridgewater has been quite
Ill, and is still so. We join with that paper
10 wishing this sterling gentleman a speedy
restoration to health and strength:
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BLAcKwooD's MAGAZINE for April has
been received: Observation-Disclosures Flu
neral; The Parisians VI; Sir joha
Burgoyne; The True Reformer XIV /;
Lord Hatton-a Tale Of Castle Cornet. in
Guernsey The Late attempt at Suicide.
Leonard Scott Publishing Company, 140
Fulton street. N. Y. Is,
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sTAUNTON, VA
------ April FL, 1879.
Local..

SuDDEs DEATH We are panied to ar
nouoce the sudden death. yesterday evening
of W. W. Donaghe, which took place at his
residence, near this city He had been on
the street in the morning, looking very well
Receiving the information, just as we were
closing our forms, we are not prepared to
give the particulars, or notice the untimely
decease Of warm heareed friend in appro-
priste terms.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-04-24

We observe Hattering local notices in the
Harrisonburg papers, of the = uction and
Commission hous, of McMaten i M tua;d
of Staunton.
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WALL PApERs-A full line of Wall Papers
latest styles and at all prices, can be found at
Hunter Co.'S. Booksellers. They WILDE pleas
ed to show their stock to purchasers
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i SyAuNroN, Va. April 10th. 1873.
Sealed proposals for laying three thousand
square yards of brick.payement within the Cor
poration limits of the city of Staunton, will be
received by the Committee on streets until IL On.
April 3oth, 1873. Best quality Of PAvINa brick,
to be laid in two inches'o IF River sand will be
required. The work to be done subject to the
inspection Of the City Engineer. and approval of
Committee on Streets The committee reserves
the right to reject any or all bids. Bids will be
left with James F. Patterson, Clerk Of the City
Council, at his Office. FL KER,
J. B. EVANS,
ROBERT GUY,
april 17-2t-c copy Committee on streets.
DECEIvING OUR LARGE and carefully
IOECEIVING- selected stock Of
WALL PAPERS!
all grades Prices ranging from to Is cents.
Also
PAPER AND OIL CURTAINS,
CENTEks, PAPER SCREENS, sc.
Call and examine.
..a Samples IN ns n II Nsin IS co.
march 21-tf
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sCHANGING TUE Cross This expressive
chrome picture has been transferred to canvass
in oil painting by two students at the Wesleyan
Female Institute-Miss Ella Sloan, of Rock.
bridge, and Miss VERIFY, of Loudoun, under the
superintendence of Prof Talbot E. Coleman The
painting represents two figures. one our Saviour,
vita his right hand on a cross. with his left hand
nointing to q cross garland with flowers lying at
his feet. The other is the bending form of fe-
male. reaching towards the the ground.
The story the picture represents is the fatter-
obristian who has thrown down her as
,oo heavy to bear, and pleading for another less
,uoorisome and burdensome. First she took up
;a,o,od cross which she seized upon as far
more attractive and easy than the other one she
had horne. but she sank under Its weight she
then asked for one bedecked with movers ou'
this toe was too grievous for endurance anu III
DESPAIR she was about to yield. when our saviour
encouraged her with the comforting WORDS "Ifus'
in me-" new light shines upon her' as SUE
seeks her old cross with Glove lhserloe" upon
it, and this, with fresh inspiration, sne resumes
joyfully. 80 tso
The artistic skill displayed in each OF the
nintnes reflects genius and taste and gives prom.
iss OF no ordinary distinction in the ornamental
studies of these young ladies, and evidence OF Tue
i.oh qualifications of their Instructor. Ihey are
~. exhieiton at The Book Store OF Hunter q Co.
sg,,uer Of sIain and .iugustra streets
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Bantz has removed his Boot & Shoe Factory to
the rooms Immediately South of Kinney's restau.
raunt, and nearly opposite the American Hotel
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STUTZ'S OLD RELIABLE Fish House. is the
place to find all kinds of Vegetables. such as kale
onions, asparagus. sa'sfy. lettuce, radishes, &C.
Will be found on hand, also, after the arrival of
trains, the best and largest Roe and Buck shad
the. can be had this side of Richmond. Call aid
see for yourself
Anril q
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ssLe ion" in the last Spectator, wish to know
Of ]. Cupp. ESQ, whether he will run as q
candidate for the next House of Delegates.
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Capt: J IL. Waters. Of this city, was cleo
ted Grand Master df the l. @. 0. r. Of Va !.
at the recent session Of the Grand Lodge, in
Richmond. An honor worthy bestowed, for
there is not within the range Of our acquain
tanee, one who more richly deserves the dis
tinction of gentleman in every respect.
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Davis A. Kayser has received another sup
ply of spring and summer goods, by express
Call and examine.
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marriages.

March 25th, by Rev. Samuel Wampler, eide
on Pierce and Miss Amanda Beaver, all OF Rock
ingham.
April ard, by Rev. Jacob Miller John F. sha-
YER and Miss Sophia G Fulk, all OF Rockingham
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SHEEP RAISING Lee. Il Waddel1, Esq Hv-
ing about two miles from Stanton, has deter
mined to try sheep raising. and see for himself
how it will compare in profits to exclusive farm
ing He has purchased about one hundred sheep
snd is making arran gements with view q 10 their
proper care aud propagation. If the dogs will
only be gentle and considerable, we have no doubt
Mr. ". will find sheep raising more profitable
than anything else to which he may devote his
fam.
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A. p. Anderson, trustee, advertses g small
tract of land near Spring Hill for Sale on til,
24th of May.
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.ITY PROPERTY
FOR SALE.

we'll. finished new House, with nine rooms,
store room and cellar. Lot fronts 40 feet on
Mai ket street, and 200 feet deep; located in o
pleasant and desirable part of the city, and com
manding splendid view. For particulars &C.,
apply to JOHN A. BltKLE.
mar 27-tf Sfauntnn, Va
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Geo. L. Smith, OF Richmond, has been ap
pointed mail agent on the c .esapeake and Ohio
Railroad the route from Richmond to the
White Sulphur Springs, ct salary OF Sl,0oO
per annum, vice E. G. Taylor, resigned.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-04-24

R. II Spindle has been appointed postmaster
at Waverlie, Rockingham county, vice G w
staniy, resigned ssTucker S. Coles has been ap
pointed at Greer, Mountain, Albemarle county
vice Geo. NJ. Creasey, resigned. Samuel C. Col
ladsy is appointed postmaster at Edith Shenan
doah county, vice ii. NJ. Hartman, resigned.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-04-24

In noticing the new building now being cree
ted by Mr.. j. II. Picker, on Augusta street, sev
aral weeks ago, We stated that Mr.. Lambert, Of
Spring Hill was the contractor for the wood
work 1t should have been Ailor who will have
the timhers and frame work ready, soon as the
brick work is advanced sufficiently to demand
his services.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-04-24

IRON ORE We have had left at our Of
fee more specimens of iroh ore, the last re-
ceived being from deposit on the farm Of
Capt. W A Abney, on the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railroad, near Waynesboro. We have
not learned to what extent this bed has been
worked. The block sent us is very rich, and
if the quantity is present., the quality is all
that could be desired
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EN GINEER.

The celebrated Blooded Horse, ENGINEER,
will stand the ensuing season at the
VIRGINIA HOTEL STABLES, STANTON.
Season commencing 25th of March
For particulars, apply to the Keeper, or the
nders gned, ROBERT COCHRAN,
mar Pitt Statnton. Va.
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Having taken ample time to examine and
lect from the largest importing houses in Ne~
York, Philadelphia and Baltimore and boughs
OF the lowest cash figures, they feel warranted iR
promising as good bargains as can be gotten in
the State apl loft
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-04-24

EPISCOPAL FAIR The Fair held By the
Ladies of the Episcopal Congregation, com
mencing on Wednesday night of last week,
aud ending Monday night, was quite sue
cess Notwithstanding th' nnfavorabe wealth
er, the amount realized was $50. OF course,
this result is sufficient commentary upon
the admirable management, by the ladies, and
the attractive arrangement of the room.
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AccIDENT,-Mrs Mavse, widow of the
late james Nayse of this city, met with a
serious accident on Sunday last She had
gotten into spring wagon for the purpose
of going to The country While sitting ia
the rear IF the vehicle, "Hsa low chair, shf
was jos1ied over by the rocking of the wagon
body, and thrown to the ground falling up.
on her head. The blood gushed from her
ears. and it was thought at the time that she
had been seriously injured. Although much
bruised on the head and shoulders, it is be-
leved she will speedily recover.
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We direct attention to the advertisement of g. A.
Glaike, who has received beautiful assortment
offspring and Summer goods, especially for la.
dies out FITS Mrs Gladkes department is sup.
piled with everything tasteful and pretty for the
ladies.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-04-24

BEAUTIFUL SENTIMENT glancing over the
inscriptions on those solemn monitors Of heeting
life, the tombstones in the Marble Yard Of Capt.
Marquis, our attention arrested by the beau
tiful and expressive sentime nt-''To live in the
hearts of those we leave behind, is not to die .
i. was chiseled beneath The name of little Char
lie Cochran, who recently died, regretted and
mourned by all who knew him for his virtues
and intelligence. The words were eund in man
uscrpt in the school satchel Of the deceased and
we're probably the last he ever penned- How
grange that the last lines he ever write should
constitute his epitaph, aud SO fifty represent the
perennial remembrance in which he will be held.
Truly. ITO live in the hearts of those we leave
behind, is not to die.'
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Good Little Farm for sale.-Th

A GOOD Little ElrEM Tor SA1e.-Ihe
N undersigned, wishes To- sell privately, the
farm on which he lives, situate North River
and Mason's Run, near the village Of Nit. Scion,
in the county of Augusta, and right on the SIR
veyed line of the Washington, Cincinnati and
ST. Louis Railroad.
Mills. Saw Mills. Shops. Schools and Churches,
within half mile of the Farm. The tract con
tains 1881 Acres, one-half in Tiniber and the
other under a good state Of, culture.
The soil is clayey and sandy loan, in the
bottoms, and good quality of limestone on the
uplands
There is good ORCHARD of select fruit on
the farm.
Fences good, House and Barn plaih, but sub
stantial.
The farm can be bought cheap, and on terms to
suit the purchaser. Address,
THOMAS Il. SHtMATE,
Mt Solon,
april 3-eow Augusta county Va.
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We understand that revival Of religion is
progressing in the Methodist Church. at Bridge
water. About 80 have already protested CONVEX
sion, and a number are at the alter as penitents
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-04-24

MIR. T. P. Kavanaugn. recently of Wytheviile,
has pui chased the stock of Groceries of Foster &
Co., near the depot. ami opened large Grocery
and Produce house in Mrs. Bolens building,
Augusta street, opposite the Court House.
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For VfENNA.--Mr. Simon II. FEilbt one
Of the commissioners appointed by Gov. Wal
ker. from Virginia to the Vienna Exposition
left Stanton on Tuesday morning, by way OF
Harrisonburg for New York, and expects tt
sail about the 1st of May. Before leaving, a
number ofour young men late in the night
Of Monday, gave him a farewell ssrenade.
Mr. Hilb made his appearance at the window
gracefully acknowed the compliment, threw
cut box of highly favored Havana cigars.
and promised a more significant testimonial
Of friendship on his return. We wish him
rs do his many friends in Staunton, a pleas
ant and prosperous voyage across the ''brimy
deep" and a safe return.
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XNanted-FIFTY HEAD of two year old
w CATTLE. to range on Middle Mountain.
in Highland county-about 80 acres of sod-the
balance fine range, with an experienced and
careful herdsman Price IS cents per month,
salt provided By the owner r. TURK
april 10 4t Mcdowell, Va
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TEMPLE OF FAsHION.-Mrs. K.
i VI. KELLEY has returned with an eIe-
CANT line Of MILLINERY and FANCY GOODS.
to which she invites the special attention of the
Ladies'. NJ april 17-lm
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F. Nj. Young, has now in store chuice Sc
lection offspring and summer goods Of every
description.
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Stossaeto,. Advertisements.
TTUGHES & MATHENY.
Ill Manufacturers Of all varieties Of
Fashionable Boots and Shoes,

ct thelr Old stand on
AUGUSTA STREET, STANTON, VA.
Are still engaged in making the best articles
of Boots and Shoes-of every quaity-out Of
the best material that canbe gotten, and in the
latest styles. In addition to their own practical
experience OF twenty three successive years in
Staunton, in this and no other business, they
have in their employment the very best workmen
who understand thoroughly every branch Of the
trade Their increased facilities for doing supe-
rior work, justify them in defying competition.
Thankful fur the liberal patronage heretofore
extended, they respectfully ask continuance,
guaranteeing satisfaction in every particular.
REPAIRING done promptly, and in the neat
est manner. april 10 at
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BLAST FURNACE AT HARRIsoNB JRG-" nile III
Harrisonburg on last Monday we were shown py
Capt NJ. NJ. Sibert, several specimens OF iron
ore taken from the Red Hill on the eastern SUD
urbs of the city. The excavations made are MOI
sufficiently extensive to give assurance OF extern
al We deposits. but prospecting and examination
are going on. with q view to assertalning the
probable character of the bed, and if suffc'ent to
Justify it, we were informed that it was the pur-
pose to at once organize n joint stock company
with capital of $3.50 600 and establish blast
furnace. We hope the results of the present IN
vestigations will justify the enterprise, and that
we may soon hear of an earnest movement In the
direction indicated. Blast Furnace once starr
ted there, would insure the future growth and
prosperity of the town and county. fer it would
be the nucleus around which other manufacture
ing enterprises would centre.
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~
MILLINERY

MILLINERY.
This department is in charge of Lady form
erly with Armstrong, Gator & Co, of Baltimore
1.-The leading millinery house on this contnen y
who recommend her is a first class trtmhier-
second to none. In order to be convinced of the
foregoing, call and examine the styles
Ladies' ST. Icons, the new style Shndowns, az
low as 35c.
Ladies and childrehs hats from soc to So
French Flowers, Silks, Velours, Ribbons-ey-
cry hue and style.
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LEXINGTON Observation-Disclosures Fresby-
terry meets in this city on the S0th inst. We
r,ublish the annexed notice in connection with
the announcement for general information.
Members of the Lexington Presbytery. upon
arriving in Stauntsa viii please report to the
Presbyterian church, by whom they will be as
signed to quarters, J. u. Guy,
N. WAYT,
II. WALLER,
Committee.
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BRUSHING Up.-John Cline mas been fenova-
ting, with paint and new wall paper, the saloon
of VIM. Kinney on Augusta street, near the
American, which has been enlarged and greatly
improved by throwing two rooms into one. Y.
T. Cochran s. Co. on lew Street. have readJustea
and improved the interior of their Tobacco Store
Room by papering and paint, and also the
exterior by new paint.
Bell s. Co. booksellers corner of main and
new streets, have added to the appearance OF
their establishment by improvements inside, ana
painting outside.
The beautiful signs of Perterfeld s. May, drug
gists and Armentrcut & Co., corfectioners, on
Augusta streets, designed and painted by Charles
Stafford, are quite attractive.
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Every person can find something to suit N
quality and style, at the lowest prices, and tho:s
wishing to supply themselves with any artieie
embraced in the lines mentioned, will find il tn
their advantage to give them call.
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The house and lot Of G. M. Thacker, in the ex-
IRENE western portion of the city suburbs, on
Parkersburg road, offered on Saturday last by
q. NJ. Gushing, auetioneer, was bid in at $3.50.
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Spring & Summer.
I. WIZ & BROTHER,

MAIN STREET, STAUNTON,
are now opening beautiful assortment OF sea-
sonable goods for
SPRfN G Sc SUMMER,
embracing every description of wear for Ladies'
and Gentlemen, Misses and Children. The son
ior partner has just returned from the casters
cities, where he made careful selections with refs
erehee to the demands Of this market.
Their stock of PRINTS is unsurpassed, aaA
ranging through all the grades Of
LADIES' DIRE IS GO % D ,.
they fatter themselves they can present as ss
attractive array Of styles as can be found in this
market.
Especial care has been taken In the selection 81
CAssiMEkEs, Ctotfts, &C., for gentlemen. Th's
line will be found to embrace every thing desires
BILE.
They respectfully return their thanks for pact
patronage and invite their friends and the publ
generally to call and examine their stock, viii
is large and complete.
N. B. They keep on hand, Carpets Of b-''
| QUALITY. Mating, Oil Cloth, &C., which will l.
Sid at short profits april Io-l'
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HANDSOME PREsENTArIoa.-At the annaul
meeting of the Piedmont and Arlington Life In.
surance Company, in Richmond, on the evening
of the 18th, Col. W. G. Darlington, the President
of the company, was the recipient OF splendid
gold watch and chain, present from the general
agents OF the Company. Capt. N. Fountain, OF
the firm of Berkeley and Fountain, Staunton
made the presentation remarks, and Col. Car
rngton appropriately responded.
The watch is a Geneva chronometer balance,
nickel works, stem,winder, and adjusted to heat
and cold. The jewels are diamonds set in gold,
and on the outside of the watch appears the mon
ogram of Colonel Darlington handsomely engravl
ed while on the inside of the case is the follow
| ing inscription: "Presented 10 W. c. Darlington
by the general gents of the Piedmont and Arlinsa
ton Life Insurance Company, April LIST, 1872
The chain was made,in San Francisco, California.
and has in it representations Of every kind of
quartz found in California. 1t was ordered by
Mr.. Cone, watch maker and jewerler, of this ci
IT, The cost of watch and chain was about
$780,
Previous to this ceremony, COL Darlington,
made his annual report, which shows that the
number of new policies issued in 1872 reached {,
GA, assuring S., 800 654, increase the pre-
ceding year of 4l2 policies, and Sl24,S2 in the
| amount of insurance effected. Like improve,
lnent was ponts d out in other departments of the
business The total income for the year end
in. December 81. 1872. was 81, $50, 90i. Over
$3.50 900 were paid topolicy holders in dividends
and surrender values and $3.50, 900 on account
| of death claims.
As an evidence of the continued prosperity Of
the company the new business in policies, prem.
| iums, and amounts Of insurance since the begin
ing of the current year has exceeded that for
the corresponding period of 1872 by s45o
policies, $40 900 in premiums, and nearly 81,
OOO GOO in risks
We take the following paragraph from the In
terral Revenue Record,a paper Published in N ew
York as the official Register of the Internal Rev
enue Department:
Where parties have old Deeds mortgages, ETC.,
which not properly stamped, it is for their
| interest 20 improve the present opportunity of
having them stamped by collector, in order to
render them valid and prevent flaws in titles,
lawsuits, and other Inconvenience.
LEXINGTON PREsByTERY.-hexingtoI Fresby-
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The house and lot Of Rev Geo. B. Taylor, on
Beverly Street. near the Baptist Institute, offered
for sale by Smith 4 Elder, agents. on Saturday
last was bid in at S4o5O Z. NJ. Cushing, auc-
tionser,
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Persons arriving on the morning train will find
my store ON the left hand side Of the street lead
ing from the depot, one door North of the Spec
tator Office. Having made MY purchases from
some Of the leading houses in the United States,
feel confident can offer you bargains in
DRY GOODS, DRESS GOODS, COTToNADEs,
KENTUCKY JEANS. CAssIMEREs;
LINENS, BLEACHED AND
BROWN CorToNs,
&C., sc.
BLACK ALPACAs specialty-varying in price
from IS cents to 81, SO per yard.
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White Goods, Embroidertes, &c.
ARMSTRONG, GATOR { CO.,

Aims lkOhh, lAlUR 4 LU.,
Importers, Manufacturers and Jobbers.
Bonnet. trimming, Neck and Snsls kibions,
VELVET RIBBONS, NECK TIES,
Bonnet Silks, Satins, Velyets and Grapes,
FLOWERS, FEATHERS, ORNAMENTS, FRAMES, &C.
Straw Bonnefs and Ladies' 4 Chfliren's IIats
Trimmed and Untrimned.
AND IN CONNECTING wARERooMs,
WHITE GOODS, LINENS, EMBROIDERIEs,
Laces, Nets, Collars, Sets Handkerchiefs, Veil
ing, Head Nets, SC.
Nos 237 and 239 Baltimore street, Baltimore.
These goods are manufactured by us or bought
for cash directly from the European and Ameri
can Manufacturers, embracing oil the late novel
ties. uuequalled in variety and cheapness in any
market.
ORDERS Allied with care, Rfonptness and Dis
patch. w march 27-t amt $10*
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Their stock Of ladies, misses snd ehildrsn's
SHOES, &c.. is large and Of the best and most
fashionable styles.
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WHOLESALE PRICES

Corrected e7efy week BY P. B. Hoor Bxo.
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In short their large and diversified stock .
Goods has been selected with especial references
20 the demands Of this community, which their
e1r erieuce in business hes taught them TO sndss
stand thoroughly.