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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-12-08
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THE SHORE LINE.
The New Railroad n General Topic OF
Interest 10 the People Along the Line.
nI-I.... Nil. I...lar.uI.rA

The New Railroad General Topic Of
Interest 10 the People Along the Line.
sIsIerSvillC Independent.
Tho railroad has become q very general
topic OF conversation among our people
throughout the county. Even that class
OF our citizens who thought the talk would
all subside as soon as the river would be-
come navigable, are becoming interested
in the subject in all its bearings. How
shall the road be built2 This is an inter.
estinG point, Some are in favor Of the
counties taking stock and building. Others
oppose such course and favor the build
ing Of the road by subscription. OF course
much can be said on both sides of the
question. Our own conviction is that the
counties should own and manage the road.
And in order to do this we think the coun-
ties should take the entire stock. We are
not in favor of commencing the road until
the whole amount necessary to complete
the road is raised. Too often in such mat
tiers when one.half or two.thirds OF the
amount necessary is subscribed, work is
commenced and money expended before
the road is finished. Then the road is
mortgaged to raise enough to complete the
work, and by and by the bondholders
come along and and sweep the platter.
Let the amount necessary be raised and
the contract given 10 complete the work Us
any other contract is given, and the work
can be done as cheaply by the counties as
by any individual or private company.
II the road is owned by private COM
pany, twill be sure to be run without any
regard to the interest or accommodation OF
the counties through which it passes. AS
an \ Illustration Of this We have only to look
at the 3. 4 0. road in this State. Wheel.
Ing and Parkersburg and all the towns
along the road are continually complain
ing, that the trains are not run to accom-.
MEDIATE the business interests OF these
places, and the local freight rates are SO
high, that manufacturing interests OF the
State along the line OF the road cannot
compete with similar interests at other
points. And Vice President Keyser, last
winter in Wheeling in the legislature, dur.
ing the railroad war, stated that 1t was ex-
ceedingly unfortunate that the counties
through which the road passed did rot
own one cent Of stock in the company, and
therefore had no interest and voice in the
management Of the road. Hence very
naturally the road ia run only in the inter-
ests Of the stockholders and not Of the
people or country through whichit passes.
Don't lot us lose sight OF this. We want
the road TO be the servant Of the people
and counties through which it passes, run
only so as 10 be of-the highest and best
advantage possible to our citizens.
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the ninth degree and holy disciple Of
Contncius, and Of the other TWO, one will
frankly admit that he doesn't know, and
the other will say, with some indecislon,
that he was either 0 deryish Of the Nile
Whatever that is) or felo de Sc, he can't
be positive which.
Before you propose 10 know more than
anybody and everybody else, my son, be
very certain that you are at least abreast
Of two.thirds:of your fellow.men. l don't
want you to suppress any inclination you
may have toward genuine free thought
and careful, honest Investigation, my son.
! only want you to avoid the great fault Of
atheism In this day and generationi don't
want TO see you try 10 build a six'story
house on one.story foundation. Before
you CritiClSe, condemn and finally revise
the work Of creation, my son, be pretty
confident that you know something about
II as II Is, and don't, as q man who Is older
in years and experience than yourself,
don't, let me implore you, don't turn this
world upside down and sit down on 1t, and
tlatten Il entirely out, until you have made
or secured another one for the rest OF VI
TO live In before you demolish the old one
II ever you should develop into an lad
vanCed" atheist, my son, Just do that much
for the rest Of US.
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TIE friends Of simpler photography
are now applying the five following rules
to oil their spelling. The idea is a good
one and bound to win;
l.Omit fromthe digrai when pronounc.
ed e-short, as In he'd, helth; &c,
9. Omit silent alter short vowel, MS
in hav, liv, intinit, &c,
8. Writef for PHI in such words as altabet,
iantom, cantor, &c.
1. When word ends with double let,
ter, omit the last, rs in shal and vii.
s. Change ed final 10 t, where 1t has the
sound Of t, rs in lasht, tlxt, &c.
These simple rules are recommended by
the American Pathological Association ;
also by the Spelling Reform Association,
and lave already made nearly as much
progress rs the telephone in the past two
wears,
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Advice toa Young Man.

burlington HAWEefe
My son, don't be in too great a hurry to
accept advanced opinions" 1t is "the
thing" to DO advanced" in the progressive
day and generation, but there's a heap Of
shallowness in it, Did you ever notice,
my son, that the man who tells you he
cannot believe the Bible is usually able to
believe almost anything elsel You will
find men, my son, who turn with horror
andutter disbelief Of the Bible and joyfully
embrace the teachings Of Buddha. 1t is
quite the thing Just now, my son, for a
civilized, enlightened man, brought up in
q Christian country and an age Of wisdom,
to bea Buddhist. And II you ask six men
who profess Buddhism who Buddha was,
one OF them will tell you he was an Egyp.
tan soothsayer, who lived two hundred
years before Moses. Another willtell you
that he brought letters from Ph@nicia
and introduced them in Greece, a third
will tell you that she was beautiful wo-
man Of Father India, bound by her VOWS
p perpetual chastity, a fourth will, with
little hesitation, say he was Brahma OF
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.


STriadephta Accommodation. train only runs
between Wheeling and Tradelphia
tDauy except SundAy-SUWRIk Accommodation,
tSteubenVIIlO AccommOdAtIOn.-T train during
the day passes backward and forward between Mar
tina Ferry and Bellare stopping when required al
Sherman House, EtnGville, West Wheeling ana
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WENDELL PnILLips declined to go 10
Ironton. Ohio. to lecture because they had
no railroad. Thus we have another argu.
ment to add to those already addressed 10
tho people along the shore in from Of the
W.&P. Ityou want the great men OF
the land to visit your midst you must fur
nish them railroad facilities. They cant
spend time poking along the river.
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coach and silver slipper came to Cinderella
In August 100000 Of this surplus has
been paid, Ia Athens $4,000, In Rome
$500, 900, In Gainesville $3.50, 900, in Macon
5000. and from $4,000 to 500, 600 in
each Of the other towns and cities Of Upper
Georgia. In South Georgia the payments
have been quite as heavy. The total sur
plus paid in the State Of Georgia on the
cotton crop cannot be far short Of Sl0,-
900, 900, Il, Indeed, II does not exceed that
enormous figure. This huge sum oil money
has gone not into the hands Of o few spec
ulators, but into the pockets Of the farmers.
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DR. A. O. GEORGE is to lecture in
Moundsvlle on the 10th, and Rev. j. Il.
Thompson on the Goth. The lectures Of
Dr. Cunningham and DR.. MRsden, Of
Wheeling, ut that place, are highly spoken
Of BY the Conmercial.
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SALE.

By virtue Of a deed Of trust made by Marguerite
McNayi vile Of Samuel NGvny, with the said SamtOl
McNAy, her husband, TO the undersigned trustee,
dated November sth, 1875, and recorded In tho Office
o. the CLERK Of the County Court Of Ohio county.
West NirslDia, 10 Deed Of Trust Book No. ., page
as, viii on
Saturday, January 10, 1880,
commencing at 1899 o'clock, A. w. proceed to sell, at
the front door o. the COult House Of Ohip county,
". Var % the highes!and best bidder, The iOlOwIs
described real estate that /. to say Thirtysx feet
US ~ oil the east end OF the south One-hai OF lot
numbered two hundred and thirty. We (23Sl In Chan
line and EoLs addition TO the City Of Wheeling, In
the County Of Ohio aad State Of West VrSlnlA, be-
Ing situated on the east side Of EOlf street.
TERMS OY SALE-Oue- third Of the purchase money
and Hs much more rs The purchaser may elect " pay
In cash. the Iesdue IN two equal pay ment 1t six and
twelve months, with Interest from day Of sale pur-
chnser giving notes secured by deed Of trust aud
policy Of insurance On the property, for deferred
payments.
The tile 10 the said property Is belieyedto DO per-
lec, but selling As trustee, shall convey only such
title rs Is vested 10 me bY said deed Of trust
WIN. p. HUBBARD, Trustee.
W, II. HALLRR AuCtiopeer, deg
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Saturday, January 10, 1880,
TRUSTEES SALE OF

TRUSTEES SALE OF
EAST WHEELING DWELLING HOUSE.
By virtue Of u deed Of trust made by George Nc.
Gully and Annie E., his wife, to the undersigned
trustee, dated June list, 1871, and recorded In the
office Of TIE Clerk Of the County Court Of Ohio
county, West Virginia, IN Deed Of Trust Book
No. 4, PSge 100. Will oil
Thursday, January 8, 1880,
commencing at 10 o'clock A. NJ proceed to SELL ut the
front door Of the Court House Of OhiI county W. Va
10 the highest and best bidder the following described
property, that Is TO say The south Une-thifd
u the south half Of lot In ubared fifteen
u.s. In Vim. ". Shrivef'S addition 10 the
City Of Wheeling, said lot being situated on the
southwest corner Of Woods formerly Seventy and
Fifteenth formerly CGntCe) sGreets In the said City
Of Wheeling West Virginia
TRRSs on sALE-One-third Of the purchase money
and AS much more the purchaser may elect 10 pay
In CASH the residue Ia two equal inSEllnentS at six
and twelve months, with interest from day Of sale
purchaser giving notes secured by deed Of trust and
policy OF insurance on the property for deferred
payments.
The title to the said property Is behaved to be per-
ttct, but selling trustee, shall convey only such
title US L. vested in me by said deed Of trust.
WIN. +. HUBBARD, Trustee.
W, II. HALLKR AuetlOueer, deS
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TnE Moundsyille Commercial says that
either Gen. GofT, JnO, A. Hutchinson or
Jno. A.'oampbell (Republicans) can car
ry this Congressional district against Col.
Ben Wilson.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-30

TOMM1SSI0NERS SALE OF LAND III
~ FAIR FAX COUNI NEAR THE
VILLAGE OF ACCUTlNK-By virtue of the
decree of the Circuit Court of Fnlti.x county,
in the suit of Shepherd vs. Shepherd, the un.
dersigned, special commissioner named in SAID
decree will, on MONDAY. (Ccurt dsy) tho
18Th day Of August 1879, in front Of the door Of
the Court House of said county, at T. o'clock
M. sell to the highest bidder, that PART OF
THE REAL ESTATE Of which ranuel Shep-
herd died seized, not divided This tract of land
adioins Siss Denty snd the lots assigned to
James and John Shepherd, snd contains 81
acres, 2 roods and 6. poles. is without building
or fencing. but is susceptible of ready I'd rapid
Improvement, and is situated immediately on
Pohick run.
Terms of Sale: Ore fourth Of tho purchase
money in hs1 on the day OF sale; thn residue
IN three equal annual pas ments, to besr Interest
from the day of sale, and to be secured by the
notes Of the purchaser with good personal So.
curity and the title to be retnlned until the sst
payment is made.
THOMAS MOORE,
jy 1S-w4w Commit Of Sale.
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FOB NORFOLK.

Tho elegant. swift and commodicus steamers
Lady OF THE LAKE and JANE NOSE
LEY will lesve tho Companys wharf, Alexan-
dria, AS follows:
The Lady Of tho Lake every MONDAY and
" EDN ESDAI, q: O'clock p. M, and on
SATURDAY, VI G20 o'clock u. m.
The Jsnc Moseay every TUESDAY and
FRIDAY. at o'clock y nj; returning. leave
Norfolk on alternate days at o'clock y m.
This line connects a. Norfolk for oil points
South and with tno Merchants aud Mqciners'
limo of steamers for Bas4on, Providence and sl
points North and East.
Through rates given and bills 0t fading signed
for Boston and prcgidenco
Fare Al greatly reduced rstss--S;ngln trii. 75c ::
Round trip (good for 50 tays) 81. .uu
Table unsurpasselo
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AUCTION SAE.ES.
By Green ,S Wise.

(Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.j
VALUABLE BRICK DWELLING AND
Y LOT AT AUGTlUN-We will cfer for
sale on SATURDAY, the I'd day Of August.
1879, (if not sold privately before that day. by
public auction or the premises, st II o'clock
in., the TWO STORY BRICK DWELLING
and LOT OF GROUND, situate on the north
side of Queen street, between Washington and
81. Asavh, known rs No, l25. The house con-
tsins ten rooms, and has the modern conve-
niences is well Located and desirable; has good
side lot on the west
Terms: $500 cash; the residue in and II
months, with interest
i52S-5t GREEN s. WISE for the owner.
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Bv Green & Wise. Auct;onnere

EeY VIRTUE OF DECREES Of the Ccrpor
.Gs Htion Court Of the city Of Alexandria. ren-
derod on the sth and 10th days Of July, 1879 in
the chancery cause of Jos, Collier aud wife VS..
Z. Atwell and others, the Undersigned, COM
missioner therein namod will offer for ssle hy
public auction to the highest bidder. on SAT-
URDAY, the 18th day Of August, 1879. st II
o clock u. in front OF the Fairfax street entrGno
TO the Corporation Court, in said city, the fol.
lowing pieces Of property, being portion OF the
real estate OF which the late Chss. 7. Shaw died,
seizad, viz:
That LOT OF GROUND with the FRAME
DWELLING and STORE HOUSE thereon,
situated on the corner Of Fsirt.x street and
Rsmsay's alley, lately occupied By Jos. Hop
kins. fronting on Fairfax street II feet inches,
more or less, and running back - feot 3 inches
more or less to j. NJ. SlcWsrts liGe. There is
suth cient ground iE the rear Of the store for 8
| back yard and necessary outbuildinss. This
property has until wiLh!a & few m0nLhs rented
! for S22G per snnum.
| a LOT OF GROUND, with the FRANZ
| HOUSE thereon, situated on the north side ot
| Queen street between Royal and Pitt streets
| fronting Ia fec! or Z loon and running back sc
| feet.
A TRACT OF LAND, containing about 81
| acres, with dwelling and fencing, good spring
Il &c, situstcd IN FsirfaZ county about two miles
| from Alexandria, On tEe back road TO The Theo
logical Seminary, well located for 4 mariio; gar
den aud dairy farm The sale OF this tract @
! land will b. started with the upset bid Of James
Chatham and wife Of $3.50.
Terms OF Sale: Ten per cent OF the purchase
MOI cy To be paid in cash and the residue on s
credit OF e. II snd Is months from the day OF sale
the deferred pay ments TO b9ar interest from tht
day Of SALE and to be secured by the bonds o.
tho purchaser or purchasers with good per
snnal security; the title to be retained unit
the purchase money and interest has been fully
| paid GEORGE A. USHBACH.
| jy16- -w4w Com. of Sale.
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THE Gov ERNMENT AND PARASITIC return
Of the French Chambers to Paris from YER
sailles will bring into circulation not a few his
toric mots as to the turbulent and inhammable
metropolis Of France. 1t was not long before
his as5sss nation by the fanatic Jacques Glenn
ent that Henri I'LL, c,ntomp plating his rcboous
capital from the heights OF st. Cloud, said with
melancholy bitterness "Ah, you congested
head of Franco; I'll let you cut s)mo of that
blood ~
When, in March, 1914. the Ptu3sisn artillery
crowned the heights of Montmartre, colonel,
who doubtless shared 10 b uoher's views as to
tho proper course of treatment fIr Paris, was
about to open fire on the city. when his sup,-
rior offiocr check ID him. What would you
do ?" said the General. "Buro and destroy
it." the Colonel replied. "B, no means" said
The elder officer, philosophic,lIy; "let us pre-
serve Paris; she will ruo Franco
10 these sayings it will do q, harm to add
the witty phrase OF the senior memb,r of the
Ffcpch Senate, NJ. G4uithier de Rumily, to
whom it was said that the Chambers would
probably return to the capital. Il hope not.
I've been invaded three timss and don't care
| to 20 through fourth invasioo.' Talking OF
invssi,us OF tho Senate, when the empire tell
| 10 1870 some fery Senator, recalling the cpl
sode of the Roman Senate and of the Gauls
who regarded it as grand wax works exbibl-
too, exhorted his colleagues to die at their
nosts-to let the revolution 6od them there.
abe calm" observed NJ. Rouher, phioso'
phioaly; "the Revolution won't thick OF CONF
inc to look for you" He was right. No one
thought of going near the Luxembourg till M;
Glsis Bizoin came trudging aloug on foot aud
alone, said to the concierge, Give me the
kavs of the Senate chamber" locked it up, put
the KEYS in his pocket aud trudged ott ags,1'
having abolished the Senate IN. l. World.
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lsAELssssA EsS.

l5T9 yE2 ..v,a; qssAs 1879
10 THE NORTH, WEST s. SOUTB W x:3T
,,,,,,r DOUBLE TRACK
"EA'aa EAILS, SPLENDtD SCENERY
"A'S'f1DENn Iy5d So ni29lPAEAI ia}a
TiA0KE 4 PCTNMAC RAiIIg1jAE "a :, p,,,r cc-
=. D7r 81 Sizth and str ae:s, as follows:
F2f HhIisdcphim, New YORK snd tho Eas:
IG iI Il, p p - m: aa, 1s' j. sTsept Sunday, anc
I1on Express OF Pullman Parlo- Cara 80 !.
n. c&iiy, e1cep: Sunday. Fot Philsdalrhi
o 20 t..in. except Sunday and $50 o. m. daily.
-, t..sbct9 sndthe West 1879 +. n dslly, W.
rsfi"r i.r Ga'h to Pi@sburG; 7.40 p. ID daily
With Palace Csr 70 Cbicago.
fGr Canandsgua snd the North, G2O n.
Saturday, witt Pslace dsr {, Cansndsieus- @ -
For WsikIns, 1030 p. 10. daily except Sun
For Baltimore, 20, G. IS, 9.s0 and 1870 y,
l.%0 10. 40, $50, T.4U snd lOl5 n, m
IN 9"ndsy' 1870 q. n; $50, 40 and TO- Is
LOCAL Trains.
re- ,Aiaxauarl. +. 7,t5, 8, g. ~ and II q. n, snd
&c, .. ~, 5, d.0, 7, and Bop n On
- sunday Il; 4. m, ard 1.l6 and D. N.
if&iEg ienVe A!GysHdria for Wssninlton. GOO
.l5 SOG, 900, 10 and II a.Ia.,i, 3,4.20, !, 500
and ?. III. "a II night
- ~ sunday 1t 5W and IL a. M, snd 6 co u. n.
'hHjUoH ERAlN FOX JHE SOUTH, via
tlu:.ntico sud Richmond, will inayo Aln.sn
dFls At 7iu 4, m. dsily end 10 D. nj. daily,
except sunday.
i's>';a "nd intO!niation Can Do procured a
%r'Hcip%i r"i!rcaG sLG:i0ns snd tcke, Office,
>"U.h"@'sI l.. Z. FARsIEK,
,.,..,. ,...,.,. Hen'i. fas9onYor gen,
NeH&5t. i!"ht,&oT. my14
"a: g.. VIEG. hIDLANp = T. = X Il
JOHN $. BARBOUR Receiver.
On ,,nd After SUNDAY, 90 o. m, June tn,
1919, Passenger trains will run as fellows:
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Gsse,gE9yEs AND Lf<sUstns.

Z BRODERS s. CO..
Wholesale Dealers and Jobbers in
GROCERIES,, PROVISIONS, FLOUH,
SALT AND FISH.
A full line of celebrated pure, old Whiskoys,
Hrsndies, Gin, Rum, &c, Massey & Co.'s Phils-
delphia and Oagett's Baltimore Ales, and Berg.
aer s. Engel's Lager Beer in casks or bottles,
Flour, Jamas S. Kirk & Co.'S. Standard Soaps
Dupont s. Co.'S. Sporting and Blssting Gun
powder. and Baltimore and Potomac Rivel
Steamers
Orders promptly attended to, and consign
wents solicited. No. ii King street,
oct I-tf alexandria, Ve
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By UNeai s. Lucas, Auctionqors.


TyY VIRTUE UF Z. DRCR&E or TIE
~ Circuit Court Of Fairfax county, Virginia
rendered gt tho June inrU,, lS!9, thereof, in The
chsncery cause OF Fullers, by next t?ond W.
Pullman I. ais the Subscribers MS commission
era Of sale appointed By snid decree. will OK pose
for sale, By public auction, on SATURDAY,
The day OF August, 1879 y! Il III. III front OF
the market Building, Ok Royal street. iE ,nt
city OF Alexandria. Yirgina, TWO LOTS OF
GROUND, with tho BUILDINGS and IM~
PROVEN ENTS thereon, il she said county oi
Fairfax bounded rs follows:
Lot No. l--Roundpd on the north by Jefferson
street, (aEteEGed) on :ha east by Patrick street,
(extcGdoi) on the south hy Greece street, (ex-
tendrd) and Oh the west by Aionry street (ex-
tended
Lot No 2--BoUntlytI On the narLh by Graone
street, lGItondrij m hc ass. by Pntricl< strea,,
lextcndei) III the south by Church strcat Tex
Lended) Nnd Yn the west by Henry street, (nx.
tended) being The property formerly Owned and
occupied by = bert SpHks.
Terms OF sale: 80 much u! thU purchase mon
ey III cash as will b. required 20 p<y the expenses
OF sale, aud the OF SSIi.25. with intel 2sL on
S654 part thereof troru tau 23:h day OF Msy,
1915 and Tho residue of the purchase money in
Three equ@l payments st Il. l. and Is months
from thu day Di sale, with Interest," Lha deferred
payments 10 be secured by Tho noLas ot the pur-
CHASER, with approfed security, arG The reten-
ilon Of the title TO the property until they arn
pald.
EDNUND BTHKE,
kLBERT STUART ''T'lo rs
l.. h. PAYNE, % NH'o'
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Avoid the very appearance of heat BY having
vour stoves stored and kept until winter at
Stansbury's, corner OF King and Columbus, st.
Gail and see their now revolving Top COOK
S,o1a myl3
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FOX NEW YORK

rhc Fl Steamships z. Z. KNIGHT -asss,
end JOHN GIBSON lasVo The con- $$SsSsast $iSSasSssassst
panys wharf, AleyandEis, EVEkY NON.
GA2 MORNING, and New York, from rier
a kssi River, EVEEY SATURDAY at fou.
. clocA >. r..
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FANCY espssasS,

&tHlFa AND SUMNER GOODS.
Tho largest. most complete and best selected
st"ck "i hosiery IN the city to select from.
Sbiyts, Collars, Cuffs and Suspcnders.
Ho1ouiville, Osborne Gunsrdar and CounsoIIor
Scarts. IN si the latest colors and shades.
Corsots Ribbons and Hsndkorchiefs
Unda7wea. for Ladies', Gents, Children and In
ionts, IL sI sizes, from 20c to 81 esch
Kid apd Throad Gloves in new shades.
Mock KuiilinRs, Laces, Edgings and a full line
OF Towels, Napkins, &C.
Sun Umbrellas and Parssols.
Fairy and Zephyr Worsted Germantown. Sax
ony and Crewal Wool.
"p 10 @. M. ADAMS, % King st.
NEW GOODS.
Sun UMBRELLAS and PARASOLS.
HhcI IEA and CHlLDREN'S HOSIERY
hLaCk SILK PRINCES.
PIN PIN and FANCY BUTTONS.
SECh RUFFLINGS,
kin GLOVES,
I,VhoEVN snd other LACES, sll of which
WIZ oe soio ~ prices 10 suit the times AZ
ap G. q. BERRY'S.
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For New York custom made CLOTHING,
Vcrraoted pot to rip, see 5. DEALHAM, o.
King st., corner Of Fairfax.