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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-12-11

Colonel w. H. Seabring is already in the field
with his man for Congress from this district; but
he is doomed to meet with disaster The train
ing of years will not make his man available
In letter to the Cedar Keys JOurnni the Col.
says: "Col. j. F. Mcclellan is brainy, genial
fellow, and will be in the field before the Demo
cratic Convention for Congress"
The above we clip from the Monticello
Constitution. As to whether or not Col.
Mcclellan will be candidate for Con-
gress we are not advised though we come
in contact with him almost daily; how
ever there is one thing We do know, aud
that is that there is no man in the State
that could more ably represent us at
Washington, or that our people who
kn0,o him would prefer to have represent
them. A truer, nobler, Drawer Demo
crat never lived. In the dark days Of
Republicanism, when our enemies, recog-
nzing his ability and influence, would
have given him any sum to have co-ope-
rated with them, he remained true to us,
ever working in our interest though by it
he lost daughter and he himself scarcely
escaped the deadly shot of would-be as
sassin. To Col. Mcclellan is due much
of the credit of our State being to-day in
the hands of honest men-this is espe-
cially 80 in our own county. How the
Constitution can speak as it does about
such Democrat as Mcclellan, unless it
is one of the constitutional grumblers," is
not little surprising to the intelligent
voters Of our district. If Mcclellan will
allow his name to be used, we think that
he is the most available man we could
get. We have already heard his name
prominently brought forward by eminent
politicians in different portions of the
State, and it is to be hoped for the good
of our people that he will be in the field.
-MariGnna Courier.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-12-11

The Apopka Citizen comes to us in
improved form, clearly printed on hand
some type.
1t is said that George Stone, the New
York burglar who was shot the other day,
owns a 900 place at Mt Dora
The hand of " Dan'l would seem to
be apparent in the bad work Of /" veri-
tas !" in the Monticello Constitution.
Mr.. Ned. +. Farrell has been unani;
mously nominated for Mayor of Waldo,
and will be an official of the right Sort
We have received copy of "Orange-
land" the Orange county pamphlet by
Sherman Adams, Of Orlando, and printed
by the Orlando Reporter. 1t is we'll got
ton up, neatly printed on tipted paper,
and is credit to the county. L. is well
worth = perusal by all who are in any
way interested in Florida. Tdvares Her.
1M.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-12-11

Will there never be an end to the
self contradictions, the absurdities and
the schemings of the Economist? 1t has
often complained of high taxes, making
erroneous statements to show comparative
figures and sustain its complaints-of
unnecessary governmental expenses bur
dening the people. Now it calls for an
extra session to add to such expense, and
it would have claim made for taxes from
defaulting railroads - for fourteen years
back, which it knows would drive those
corporations into suit with the State
and perhaps for years defer the payment
Of any arrears properly claimed under
decision Of the court. The course of
the Econonnist in this matter can scarcely
be the result of lack OF understanding in
the premises. Shall it be imputed to a
malicious desire to embarrass the admin
istration even at the expense Of the inter
ests of the dear people whose rights :"
and alleged " wrongs" are often the sta
pies of the mkt ure Of Justification and
foolisbness that makes up the bulk Of its
editorial contents: We are afraid it
may be so imputed. Again, is it intended
to mislead the ignorant into the belief
that the administration is going wrong
when it is doing right: We are afraid
it so intends.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-12-11

The fall term of Leon county CircuitF fSjuri
was called in Cables Hall yesterday uaFnsng,
Judge d. s. Walker presiding.
Court was opened with prayer Ivy RcysH II.
Kennedy, of the NJ E. Church SoE,h.
The grand jury was called, swor and tsre'red
the charge Of the judge. ~
The docket, which contained three .tTysntnsi
and thirteen civil cases was called. ;.$sj
The case Of The State vs. Peter Esruesa was
set for trial tomorrow. The State " r Y.
Fitch. was set for next Tuesday the 1Stit tndge
E. j. Vann, OF Madison. will preside al tide .fial
of this case.
Messrs. j. B. Whitfield and John ii. Shsas, OF
this city, were admitted to practice in thisscourt.
Besides the local bar there were pfesenu;Hon
E. c. Love, State Attorney, Judge e j. Vspn. OF
the Third Circuit, and Judge J. b. Cltisiie OF
Monticello.
The following are the petit Jurors for a.cond
week Of the term G.. A. Alligo"d, q. W. Bill
lingsly, J. A Edmondson, w. Crcmartie sR. j.
Bannerman, J. NJ Ernest, IT. w Carr. .. f.
Grambling. j. A. Pearce, r. A.. Shine, ). +.
Charles, F. w. Isler, c. j. Bernreuter. Ell Rus
sell, James E. Gross, w. Siroman, j. G. Ked,per.
E. b. Clark
Court adjourned to meet at 9 oclcok This
morning.
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Mr. Call Brevard has taken clerksh, :
the office OF The Master Of Transpor,atiop -.
Dir r. w Basselt succeeds him az oDs,.,. ~
the depot
we were pleased 10 meet In the FIonu,.-
Office few days ago Mr.. Adslph A. Baco, -
itor OF the Csrmi Qll, Courier Democrat
Mr. Frank p. Damon, of the Florida &c.,
er" engineer corps, is at home for few v..l.
The manly form OF Captain Haley T. Bloc,.-
is again visible on the streets of Tallahassee
Colonel S |. Wales, OF Washington v..,.
the city lew days ago
Mr. John w. Wheeler, L. s. Exsmn., :.
Pensions. has been at the Leon for the mast -,
Mr. W. ). Jones, Of Lloyds, was in IN. .;-
last Thursday
Colonel A Paterson OF Madison y
CLARK, Esq, OF Monticello. and Captain CEL
Allison, Of Quincy, were in the city las, v..l !.
attend regular meeting of the Board of E.,n..
ton OF the State Seminary
Captain William Kirkland, OF IN. n O
Navy. his wife and daughter, are at Mn Hon
kins' for the winter
Mrs. J. Edmund Page returned from n.
!NOIin Idst week.
Dir. j. j. Mash, Sr., of Thomas county n,
his way home from the Gulf fisheries MAD.
pop call al this office
-Mr. E. A. o. Mundee has quit the PRINTING bu.
iaesa and is running as express messenger on N.
+ + A. Railroad.
Mrs. VIM. Betton. and her daughter, Nim
Nope, of Maryland are spending the wip,.,
with Mrs $. Whitaker.
Mrs Robert Lyle. of Bainbrdge, il II.
guest Of Mrs. II. N Felkel
Miss Mary Harvin, of Thomas county, @.
il visiting friends in the city
Messrs. j. W. Mount and s. s. Ella from
tie blue grass section Of Kentucky, arrived here
a few days ago looking for milder climate and
good stock growing country
Mrs. j. {. kemper and Miss Katie her
daughter accompanied by Miss Grace Hamilton
of Greensburg, Ind, who will be their guest dur.
ing the winter. Miss Katie Kemper has jus,
completed very successful term at the Ciucin.
na,i College Of Music, where she took honou
over those who had been there a number Of
terms, both in vocal and instrumental attain.
m-nis
Miss Ssllie McGrf after spending a few
weeks with friends in the Iamonia neighborhood
has returned to her home in The city.
Mr.. E. ]. NanBrunt, book keeper at Mr.. w
II. Wilson's, has brought his family to the city
They occupy the house corner of Bronaugh and
Lafayette streets
captain VIM. f. Livingston now pulls the
bell card ON the Florida Central
Mr.. II. d. McCuoch and his wife, Of Mchi
gan, are expecf! TO arrive in Tallahassee on
Friday. Mr.. Nice. has many interests In this
section, owning two large plantations (the
Hopkins and " Hawkins ,, in addition to bib
connection with other enterprises
Hon. Hugh A. Corley is at the Capital iota
few days.
MIR A. l.. Woodward has been rendered and
has accepted the joint agency of the F. G. & W.
and Transit Railroads at Baldwin, which place
since she opening of the new line to the West
via The Pensacola and Atlantic Railroad, has be-
come an important transfer point, hence the Sc
lection OF Mr Woodward who has had many
years experience in this branch OF railroad busi-
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We have the following in the Monti-
cello CONSTITUTIONS report Of the proceed.
ings OF the Circuit Court:
The county bond cases The defendant de.
INJURED TO the declarations as insufficient, be-
cause they do not alege that the bonds were
issued by legislative authority, nor does it appear
upon the face of the bonds that they were issued
under any statute of this State. The court held
that such allegation was unDeccssary-that the
want of authority was matter Of defence, to be
pleaded by defendants, and the demurrer was
overruled. "A further ground Of demurrer was
urged 10 one of The declarations in the name of a
married woman, who was made a party 10 the
suit but no interest was alleged to exist in her
in the bonds sued upon. This ground Of de.
murrer was sustained, and The plaintiffs obtained
leave to amend their declaration The defend
ant was allowed TO the January rule day IL
plead, and all these cases were continued 10 the
next term of the court.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-12-11

VIII there be canal across Florida
ship canal, or barge canal, "r both ?
The Federal administration is taking an
interest in the question, for We have the
subjoined paragraph in the Presidents
message, which we furnish our readers in
supplement 10 this issue If the FLoRIp-
IAN:
As AN important measure OF national defence
The Secretary urges also the immediate creation
al an Inter.coast line of water ways across the
Peninsula Of Florida, along the coast from Flor
ida I" Hampton Roads between the Chesapeake
bav aud the Delaware river, and through Cape
Cod and feel bound TO impress upon the atten-
ton "f Congress the necessity Of continued pro-
gress in the reconstruction of the navy. The
condition Of the public Treasury, az | have al
ready inimated, makes the present an suspicious
time for putting this branch OF the service in q
state OF efficiency.
This reference to InteT-coast water
ways reminds Of the talk in Congress
and the reports of Federal officials nearly
sixty years ago, and would seem to look
to barge canal rather than ship canal
moi to a waterway for ocean vessels
like that contemplated in the scheme in
which Malone and Ben Butler are inter-
csted As to this we have the latest in
the following:
BY Telegraph to the Jacksonville Tmes- Union.l
WASHINGTON, December THE Directors of
The Florida Ship Canal Company who have been
i'll session in this city for three days past, adj
iourned to-day in order 10 meet the views of CAPT.
tasts who are negotiating for the company's
; bonds. A stockholders meeting has ben called
in this city for January 9th, to consider a pro-
gramme recommended by the finance com
mttee
Aud now in addition to the chartered
/ corporations of the Barge Canal and the
Ship Canal, We have third, to-wit:
THE FLORIDA SHIP AND TRANSIT CANAL
COMPANY"
with Articles of Incorporation. filed in the
Secretary of States Office at Tallahassee
December |, lSs3, the Incorporators being
Messrs. G. II. Jones, of Jacksonville, A.
:. Mann, of fernando county, and G. a.
Choate, of Tallahassee, and to them Let
tiers Patent were issued on the above date,
/ December |, instant, u authorize their
purpose, which is to connect the waters
Of the Atlantic ocean and Gulf of Mexico
by canal across the Peninsula of Florida,
commencing at a point on the Atlantic
coast at or between the bay and harbor of
Fernandina and the bay and harbor of St.
Augustine, thence through the counties
! OF Taylor, Lafayette, Suwannee, Colum-
hia: Levy, Alachua, fernando, Sumter,
Marion, Bradford, Clay, Putnam, Duval
Nassau, st. Johns, Volusia, Orange, &c,
, terminating in the Gulf Of Mexico at any
point between ST Marks and Tampa bay
! and harbor. The capital stock is sac, OoO,-
! 600, divided into shares of 800 each
and the Board of Directors consists OF
!, Messrs. &. ii. Jones, A. 5. Mann, G.. A.
! Choate, Of Florida, and A. w. Jones, OF
Richmond, Virginia.
With three companies in the field, a
| federal administration favorably inclined
/ and large surplus in the treasury, it
! would seem that there ia a possibility OF
navigable water across Florida at no re-
/ mote period.
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Written for the FLoRIpIANl
GMDerMaaOrlal Candidate.

The Monticello Constitution has u bclligeIent
manner OF treating every man whose standing
would suggest his name for Governor
In a recent issue it attempts to stab General
Perry, (by communication, the ear-marks of
which plain,l and by al editorial, endeavor-
ing to pluck the laurels from his brow in secur-
ing the recent railroad decisions before the Su-
preme Court of tais Stale and the Supreme Court
Of the United States. In order to inure General
Perry it takes the position that Mr. Hilton 10 en-
titled to the credit, not that it loves Mr.. Hilton,
but fears that General Perry's popularity might
be block in the way of its candidate, Mr..
Pasco.
Now the Constitution might well remember
that every stab it gives other gentlemen reacts
terribly on its own candidate 1t constitutes the
friends of these gentlemen al once the letter
mined and persistent opponents of Mr.. Pasco.
Its filings at South Florida because she wants one
Of her sons for GovernsI is in the same keeping
with its thrusts at Conceal Perry. If South
Florida or West Florida unite on ono Of their
citizens, then the Governor will Come from one
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-12-11

At 4 O'Clock last Friday morning a
tire broke out in !. 7. Taylor's barber
shop, Mariana, and the flames spread nm
til eight buildings were destroyed, involv
ing loss OF about twenty-five thousand
dollars, in which there was Less than ten
thousand dollars insurance. The losers
were Messrs. Russ d Merritt, Theodore
West, J. II. Galloway, Mrs. K. l.. Myrick,
A. Merritt, Curry & Stewart, Moseley Il
Lynn, Joseph Edrehi, L. NJ. Gamble, J.
w. Voolfolk aud J. T. Taylor.
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MARRIAGE AND sDEATH0.
MARRIAGES.

Al Jacksonville, Mr.. Geo. l.. Taber, of Glen st.
Mary, and Miss Gertrude q. Small, of Chicago
AT Lake City, Mr.. Brooks Cathy and Miss Minnie
Griffin.
AT Gulf Hammock. Joseph ii. Jacoby and Mics
Mary ID Mendcnhall.
Al Hawthorne, Mr.. John Moore and Miss Hattie
y. Tyner
Al Pensacola, Judge Walter Tate and Miss Annie
Hlount.
At Madison. Mr.. NJ E. Broom-, of Live Oak, and
Miss Blpnne Moseley.
AT MaIanna, Mr.. F. j. Blackshear and Miss Belle
Milton, daughter of Major W. Fl. Milton.
At Camphellton, Mr. w. b. Barkey, of Mariana.
aud Mss Julia B. Bellamy.
DEATHS.
AT Philadelphia, General George b. Carse, At one
time Adiutaut- General of Florida
I. AT Gainesville, Mrs Maud Holden.
(. AT Hawthorn, Mr.. Samuel Sheffield.
In Jefferson, Mrs Rebecca Walker, wife Of the
late Majos David Walker; Mrs. Sarah Frances White,
wife OF Mr.. John W. White
At DeLand, Mr.. J. B. DaCarmara.
In Putnam county, JAS. FL. Weathersbee.
:. At jacksonville only child of Mr. and Mrs. W. ..
.Gruber.
Al Leesburg, Mr. b F. Colley, editor Of the Mess.
In Nakulla county. Mr. JAS. Willougbby, formerly
n compositor on the land Of FaO,cers
At Riverside, youngest son of Mr.. j. A. Farrell
At Ea>s Jacksonville, Mr.. George Wlngate
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-12-11

Visitors to the FLORIDIAN office last weeE saw
remarkable specimens of oranges. for they were
fourteen inches in circumference They were
from one of five trees which have been III bear
ing over forty years on the place al Dir. Richard
was born fifty-1 years ago, WHEN it wac the
home Of his father, the late DR.. F'let' ht:. The
survival Of these trees when almost al. otle.s in
the country were killed back would seem u in
dictate peculiar and hardy variety which ii
would be well to bud from. The fruit is ~ set
and of excellent flavor
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-12-11

H. r. Johnson, chief clerk in the Office Of j.
A. Perkins, division freight agent of thee, st.
L. & p road, has been appointed general freight
agent OF the Cincinnati Van Vert and Mirhig ~
road. Mr.. Johnson will assume the duties of the
position December Is. Although young msn,
he is fully competent to be general freight age:it
of this or even more important road His edu-
catsn in railroad service has been of the best
and he has improved every opportunity offered
to perfect himself in every duty pertaining 10
freight service Indianapolis Journal, De-. a.
Mr.. Johnson is the youngest son Of Mrs Viz
ginia Johnson, Of this city, aud nephew u Ca
F. B. Papy, OF the Transit and Peninsulsr Rail
road a railroad man OF acknowle iged sbiliry
under whom he received his first lessons 10 rail
rOadinp
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We suppose the Monticello Con

We suppose the Monticello Co"sti-
t"tion'S correspondent Old Floridian :
is about as much Floridian az An Old
Soldier " is a soldier OF course the TOh-
StINti0n must have known, and the paper
that copied it must have known, what
" IN Old Floridian' knew when he wrote
his little communication, to-wlt that he
was writing falsehood. He knew that
the statement he quoted and said was
made bv the "new editor Of the Flo
MDIAN,' was made by correspondent,
not by an editor of this paper, for he and
the Others can read. We make these few
remarks not because We do not fully en-
dorse each and all words that our truthful
correspondent wrote, but that We may
show that this tritiing little attack, like
every other that has been made upon US,
was conceived in talsehood, stated in
falsehood, and il altogether false. We
would willingly have written every word
that "Old Floridian" says we did, though
knowing we did not
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-12-11

From the Jacksonville Tmes-Ilnion. 6th.l
Attorney General Raney entered yesterday on
the motion docket the following important mo
ton which will come before the Court for hear
ing at an early day.
Charles P. Greenough, Ms Administrator, etc, of
Francis Vose, vs. the Trustees of the Internal
Improvement Fund OF Florida, ct al In
Equity.
Now come the Trustees OF the Internal In
provement Fund OF Florida, defendants herein,
and move that the injunctions heretofore granted
in this cause against the Trustees of said Fund,
be vacated Ms to all future actions and proceed
ings Of the Trustees in the administration Of
said Internal improvement Fund, and that The
Receiver and Master, Arstides DOggett, Esq be
discharged such, and be directed 10 turn over
to the said Trus tees the receipt of their Treas
urer, all bonds and other assets held by him
rs such Receiver and Master, and that he file his
final account, and that this canse stand dismissed
as to all pending and future proceedings of cledi-
tors OF, and claimants or other persons whatsO-
ever against said Fund except, however. that all
pending petitions as TO, or on coupons, and the
petition of Samuel A. Swami, for compensation,
do proceed to a final hearing in this court.
If the order is granted the result will
be to place the Internal Improvement
Fund under the control of the Board of
Trustees, and we presume it will be, as
its liabilities have been practically dis
charged. A gentleman who was present
when the court received the motion to be
held under Amusement says that Judge
Settle from the bench complimented the
Trustees in high terms of cncomium for
their management of the Fund. II any
are qualified for opinion az TO such man.
agement, among them must surely be the
Judiciary officials whose duty it has been
to investigate and adjudicate the affairs
Of the Fund under suit.
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Marriage Licenxe1.

During the month of November licenses &
marry in Leon county were issued to The tollsN
ing persons:
WHITE.
John w. Thompson and Mary j Frierson.
Louis A. Roberts and Catherine RArineau.
COLORED
Jesse W. Osborn and Rachel Moo.e
Philip Williams and Ella Doings
John w. Purdy and Eliza Glover
Solomon Robinson and Cornelia Dew auehn
Larkin Gardiner and Augarilla Williams
George Speed and Caroline Francis
John Jones and Susan Garnet.
Jefferson Jellison and Amanda Sheppard
Sanche Givins and Ida Carter.
Robert Sawyer, Jr, and Josephine Blaks.
Henry johnson and Sophia Robinson.
Larkie Badger and Amanda Owens.
Moses Carney and Jennie Gadsdep
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Searching for the volcano Ax..la

Professor Griffith, of the Medical Department
of Florida University, started last THURSDAY pm a
second effort to reach the Florida Volcano, We
learn that Mr. j. l.. Oliver, Of Wakulla, aud 9TH
ers of that section will accompany him. Hs lett
Tallahassee prepared with funds and prpviss' ms
for protracted exploration, and could not liaye
selected better companion than Mr. Oliver Ok
more opportune season for the trip. The Docsor
is practical scientist, and if he does not sncreed
in reaching the volcano he may be able Us make
some important discoveries in the Pinhook, re-
giOn.
returned to Tallahassee for additional tOrct TO
clear the way He left again yesterday more
hopeful than ever that he would succeed in his
undertaking
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Hotel Arrivals


Samuel Obern, Centrevllle Ohio; Joseph Lyons, lee
no. ObiU: Roach, Waukeenah; II Cook. city; ccn
vel Wolf, Key West George Prents, PttteDurgn,
John Lumus, Lynchburg Va; Mrs Hattie Lue, ApaieSn
ieola; James Logan, Wooster, Ohio George DAVIS -
tlyette Ind: W Mount, Goshen, KY Ellis SneiCy
county Ark: Amos Young, cambridge; W iadd 70.
I.add, Newport; w Leonard, N D, D Walker, ciu.
q Wainwright Philadelphia j. Pfahenberger and wiz
and two children. Indiana; George kaus henan zSnM
y5e, Ohio Peter Rouse, Nashville, Tenn; q
Macon, Ga; Reid, W Lyle, FloridG Whey o.
Louis; White and wife, St. Louis; Samuel AeaGns-
Yicksbvrg; George Cramer, Hamilton, ONO; nerss
Mcclure, Bridgewater, Conn; Sims, Illinois; ~
Byrde Pensacola; Love- Quincy; Gnm .S.r o
yfgnis; John Mcbride, Lexington, Ky; G kine.sld
Nesley Dudley, Decatur county, Ga; WomoH'T
city; + W Bliss. Nashville; Ad Wol6. Savannan ON
Hunt 4 r; w c Churchill, New Oriesus, "
Crawford, Webster Young, Freeport, Fla; " inSIs"
"a r. II Cook, John W Cook, city
s ct. yAMEs HOTEL.
w X Sturgeon, Baltimore; Allison, QnnIy air
g W Stegall, Thomasvile; DR. Bell. lannon's Ai,,.J
acaeau VIM Livingston, Jacksonville; Livsv 1870
Il Thomas Louisville; w Sheano. DeLanoi c5tV:
forter, Monticello; Jno Elatauer Max Fiasaus.' z
H Dent 8 Morrison, Hawthorne; rotWsrt nan.
lHdeman, Monticello; ID Duuham. Lawrence air
ariesu r 4 W r r; John W Malone, Quincy. On n
Fears. Atlanta; Geo Barksdsle, Suwannee; 49,
Livingston, F &WRR John " Dnl, MontSo sson' A.
N Ellis. CAmbrdgeport, Mass; John W InoTR IN Vsnn,
lAnta; C A Patterson, Chattahoochee; JuogS VII.
Msdisop, Massmor, Ca w Ogietree.
ictchby Clrrabelle w Williams, st johns, e
frhe srrvss were handed in too late for pubilcs"0"
fh{h AL
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Buy Useful Christmas Presents
from w. ER. Wilson.

Such as
4 Pair Fine Wool Blankets
\ Fine Wool Shawl,
A Marseilles Bed-spread,
A Pair Damask Towels,
\ Linen Damask Table Cloth,
y Dozen Damask Table Napkins,
4 Fine Balmoral Skirt,
A iIalf-dozen Keeps Shirts,
A Satin and Plush Sash Ribbon,
A Halt-dozcn IIem>titched Handkerchief,
\ Hall-d"zen Fancy Bordered Handkerchief,
A Black or Colored Velvet Basque,
A Jersey,
A lIalEdozen Fancy Hose,
Haf-dozen Bslbriggan Hose,
A Cashmere Armnre, or Shoodda Dress Pat
tern.
4 China Toilet Sell,
A French China Dinner or Tea Sett,
An English China Dinner or Tea Sett,
A Pair Hand Made Shoes
or any other useful article, in which W. r. VIII
sons Store abounds. "a