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Fair N6tcle-MeMaster, Brice & Ketchin. Local Brieft. --Wet and cold again 6h Thursday. -Dusiness is #tting slack witbi a "rassle" can draw a diWd. -Everybody is, talking. abbut the CowpenIS Cenltennili. --The cold winter killed many huist piies in the Woods tlti'oughout the bounty. -We got a glmise of Operator Frost at Woodward's on Wednesday. He is looking as hearty as ever. "Let 'er l'oll." - Mr. G. It. 4c6nster will takb CAb: crilptiolis for the Columbia. Faciok; it's the biggest thing of tie kilid in tie State. -Religious seihes will Ud iei in the Asssociate Reform Church to-mor Pow at 11 o'clock by the Rev. J. T. Chalmers. - Prof. Vennor predicts another told snap lduring the latter part of this ninnth. His two lust predictiols nniite to Pass. . % % . -Yesterdity being Goodi Friday, ivine service was held in alle Irplido pal Church, the Rev. J. Obar, Rector, A ~ offliiating.l0 -Farmers are busily engaged at this time in )lanIting CoVn and cottont. Indications point to6 incieased acre hnre ill cotton.; -Messrs. .1. M JDoniad 3. P. Caldwell have l1ib1 t-7 Columbio, ii attendance nyonI thei Stalet~~3 Sunday &Scho~ol Convention. -M r. D. J1. Mnaaney le ft. Wi nns boro oni Wednesday, as the cottou se'n hon is about over, but he wil he '-a.* \ again in tihe fall. -Two younig ladies left the lawoi~ on Wednesday to the great grief ol' soine~ of the B. P.U's., who~ are already in .h5~uf f'htig tile #dfi~ fi o'1t~ittbck: -The taxable propelty ti l innis horo, as, returnjed to the Town Coun cii, is as follows: Real estate, $265, 180; personal property, $216,502; total, $481,832. ,-Thle Richmnond and Danville com:. bination now issues three thousand mile tickets at two cents a ile; to bb' used on any of tiib inAdhteen, lines now h'omposing the combination. A capi tal~I idea. td6~i aii~s~ 7 -A specimen of high, f(eight Mr: briick in Charlotte for ten dollars, and tihe freight on them froim that place to Winnsboro wssomething over- six teen dollars. CLUn MEETINo.-B rleq 1e4, Ihere by call a meeting of the Dejnlocratic Club of Winnsboro on lIo'~Iay eve nling at eight o'clock in the Town H all. As the object of the meeting is to con.. sider the disposition of the contribdK t ions, all members are reqnested t6 ate - tend. R. MEANs bAVIs, President. THE Rzv. J. T. CuHArMiEs MCCPTs. -As was previously understood, the Rev. J. T. Chalmers has accepted the kall presented to hi:W by the Associate * Reformed con i'gA'fQu of this place. There will be a called meeting~o7. fly First Presbytery on the 2dh' i~iatant, when he will b ,feigan ordained gregation. It Is fortunate for oft .friends to have been sucessfual In so cltring the servIces of 8'6' t'alented a minister, and we feel assured that the i'elation~s sho'.V til be assumed by pas~ tor and' peo'ip wlli prof6 ,At'dally Atgreeable and satisfactory.' Mr: Chal Mhers wvill preach only once each Sun ay~ dtring the coming summer, but Will have two's'isind aft~i~tft warm m'ouths have passed away. THE~ hloTi BUPNR .-Z em ( tat thue hot siiipar for the Methodist par. donage wvill bdghvew on Tutesday nixt. it is so long since Winnsboro h'as had any amusement, tlat, this announce ment ouight't'o'attr'act general attention and general patronage,' ieg'dl ess of the noble objsct for whiielrltis pihned. As the peopip have escaiped $$iI d. t~ures for politics they will have more ipare money for thmd supper. rt is uni necessary to remark thai tIb' a hot sup. per there must be somethiniW to eat, and all charitably disposed and p~ilt'c dhiritecdcItitAn4 sljpuld senid their con. tl'ibutions to tie Winnsboro Hotel, or dtonce make knowni what ther if fond4 The .timb' for preyparg'on is sligt lh4 it'behoostes everyon Vfo - be 4. St inadeto eatry thepi$ , h'ay noril jolumbla 0 th4 Ndwen CentenniMt dbV 1.85 each ftl' the round trip. M learn that the bhareston n t ery6 'an oharter cars at dU6 hun d'dlars for each. calk iot. mdre than ftty men to go in a car, which is aborft eqnal to two dollars 'eae Yolr the i6tid gl In proportion t6 'the die 'tn'e, this Is much choa per thian the price fnom Columbia, and in addition those ivho go fron Charleton un'der tbls ariatn'ement have the assurance that 'they will not be crowded. itis t be hoped that sonii 6tih Oianjefient may be Uad% tor the aodn)MWodhtton of those 'co npales going from Colum bia and the confitles 61n this 114.0-.f road. 1*A TIH OF Mnt. W. J. STANTON.-The !tartkville, Miss., 2tids contains the obituary of Mr. W; J. Stanton, who died at his home in that place on the 23rd of Marchlt Mr. Stanton was a native pf Psi'leld, being born here onl the,19thi of March, 1823, bit moved early to the State of Mississippi. 116 was reared as a farmer, but having a turn for mechanical pursuits. he tilglat himself tie shoemaker's tradb; wlich he successfully followed foi' a naimibelj of .Mtrs. He afterwards engagpd in merchandise, *illi btjhally gbod re sults. Bitt th9 war came and Mr. Stanton tvent 'doWn irid the general ruin; ie at once returned to his ti'ade, and ivbi-ked at it with all thie ,heit tiat had characterized his eni' fibi' ybars. He was a membbi' of the Starkville Baptist church, and was held in high esteem by that entire com munity. lie leaves a widow and chll di-en to inourn his death: A Bir LAWSUIT.-Col. Jas. H. Rion Wais ip attendance on the United States Cirduit -doit inst ivlek being engaged as onle Of the plaintiff's attorneys in the case of Amos D. Williams and E. B. Wesley against the State Treasurer and the Comptroller General. The object of the action is to test the lialuilit ty of 111b State for the Rbbiue lond Belflit lAsiled td I-edcbon the State guar anteed bonds of the Bitie Ridge Rail road. The suit is brought by Messrs. Aksisy find Williaris to recover about $100,000, atinbtd by them to Snable the State td iedeetn its guarantee on ntiiv $4,00,000 of the bonds df thb Blue Ridge Railroad. The. - bonds yere tikean UP; returned to the State Tl-ai'ntasicitacellced by 141th; aid t4bse qjuently the bond scrip,which had been given the complainants as collateral se curity for the mony lent, was declar ed unconstitutional. ''l'd plalutiffs; among othet tlliig%, contend that t-he bond sBrip! haging been dedlared un btonstitutional, thii Court should order tie original bonds, issued under the Act of 1868, to be retu'tined td' the airtie's tly the 6tte Tretsurcr, with cantcel' ationa removed, or proper cer ti:-ates of indebtednessr iSqtCdinm their stead. After the readinag of' the argn m,-tt oif the plalintiffs the hearing df he caIAe was suspenaded, thts Attor'nevC taerat'l beintg ildwe~d sihty days in :ich to stlbrilit a prIinlted atitidint, nost the piinttiff's thirty days after that ini whic~h 1o ciose the case. Nnw AhvsIsEMENTs.-..Attentio r is 6alled to the new advertisemnent of Mr. B. Sugenhteimer, whose new spr'ing stock has just been receited and is now ready' for the~ inspoetiont 6!' his customers and the pulblic itt ~enaetal. TIhis stock .h'ts beeai .inose careftilly edlected, and will be fornidl to contain every thing in the line of dff $6ods, dIothing, boots, shoes and hats. Mr. Sugenheinter says he mtakes a specialty of fine ready-tmade clot hting, and he invites a call from geintlemett wishblrg anything in tht line: Messrs. J. M. Beaty & Co., at the Corner Store, htave received a f.ull stoolk df apting goods, to which they calf sitention in thei" new advertise ment. The ladies are rep~ectfutlly int vited to exattitte the tnew stock of sea4 sotnable dtress goods, in wvhicha will bi fimd evpryvthintg to tempt the eye and Messrs. McMasti Bice & Ketchin htAo'completed thteir' fing stock b' extensive purchases, ad It now con tains,thtings itt number and variety too great to lbe enutmerated. The early way to satisfy one's self Is to' call as t irci? estilblishfient attd make aat ex amination. Trhey ate always pleased to show their goods-and quite as Iwell pleased to sell them I Give them a call. .9.9 ToM.--As will be seeni from the adlvertisement In another columi, the great musical prodigy, "Blind (O'm,", will gl~e ati oxhibitionl in the Thpli a' Hall oi~ next Isaturday night? This remarkable negro is.. already known all over the State, having per' formed het'e some yeatrs ago. His en-' teottinmeulW dihtu fall to' dr'aw a large audience. Speaking of 4'ne of, his8 ex hibitlons, the Jacksonville, ill., Jour Inal says: Blintd Tom-what is Jpe? An -enig' aa mystery. A soisthing thh't no no~lWing miin'.can9 explore. is per' form~ances are n'stounding ;- they ar'e. more-marvellous. ,What secr'et pow tar, what eftmnprhenslon.eatn there be ithat atera'an ill-bilahied mind of Beethoven, the iAhf ortlo opin, a r'hapsod y of Liszt? Yetl46 dbas .' T lhat utnseemly skull of, Blind Toi s4 envelopes a brain that If the strangest ,compound of weakness and strength, obtnseness and perception, lanbecil ity and genius, that evet' aljortal matn he held. Blind, uncouth, unnatural, in coherent in'theonghlt' a tt( speecha, he yet performs great , thingk~ thi 1g. that I many a bright and pqiietratih . thtind Lvould asp e to in vain. No mdre I ~i' bh tnagin than the g'rmaelng, - ' ~gy ' st% ting Tom that standts vraitinke t'an audiduce, and the msatrD 'and inspi ' d Tom seated at a piano revelingda. * grandeurs of rhap~'ody 916 genius thatllite pow mrni that- can 'unravel this' mtf~/det t A Ae A*t pytlle th46 tielloi Otneu Oh s0. it ah0t be ddYe-,. -A urfier Of tho blogd). Aver's garsapailIla has no eqrutal. It Wonder filly ql'ves tile c6niptoekon, and brigs t5 old and young the bloom of health' * AT THESPIAN IALL, WINNSBO#O, .S. C. SATUtDAY, April i, at 8 p. m. THE WOZTDZR~ .MUSICAL PRODIGY, Renowned thrOdihout the world as bet i le .Gieater.t Natu Piaislat, Living. will appor as above, and exhibit the marveloum. lit which has gained him world-wide fame, ail has botlb astonitled and delighted the greatest Masters of 111181. Admission-50 ctsi 3temerted -Soats-75 eta. tiy Seats may be secured in advance at A. P. TAIiler's Confectionery Store. ap 16-110123 WE have now opened Otr STOCK of SPRING and SUMMER DRY dobbs, and ask an inSpe-tioh Of ihb satie by the PUBLIC. Each Depirtment is fdii itid Cbtuplete; aid iii 8tylesi Quality nnd Prices are Second to 1oE. All we ask is that you examine OUR STd'k; aiid i4b Will convince you that we "TALK SOLID FACTS." MCMASTER, BRICE & IETCilik ap 16 NOtICE. PERSONS desiring to engage in the retill liquor business for the present mu. nicipal year murt hand in their applica tions to the undersigned.on or befoile 10 o'clock a. m. on 'ideslay, the 19th of April, inst. Applications t6 sei4e on tle police force will also be received up to the sano time. Applicationst for tio lamp-lighjers wili ilso be received up to the same tinie. Sealed bidq for furnishing oil, lamni, wicks. burnors, chimnes, and matches for the use o te stret hitm a. for time year cnii mm:, M'. ' 1 PI2, and sopr.rate sealedi b'i:l:. form the rent of 8talls Nos. and 2 of the ms,;ket, 'or one year fron. May 1, 18, will alan b< received with in the same timie. Cennoil rese'rve ftho righi to reject any or all bid's.. By order of Coum1cilh. np141t . S. CUENDJ:Kll; Clerk. FRESH GROC1RR IES A R e on Atantlf beine r'eeived by me, a synopsis of which I give below. NEWV OILEANS MOT.ASSES A'ND 8 it l'8 ALL oItAu:a. SUGAlt8, FRTOM TilE IIIGhIlE8TTO 'I''IiE~ LOWEST GI(AaoES; TH R~ FINEST ELO~Uft iN~TIlE VAlKET--"T mmE P'A TET FA ILY."A L'.O A l L GRA D~ES JACKSON'S BEST FAMILY FLOUR. CANNED GOODS.' CA LIFORtNIA P'EAlRS, 8ometinf' Clioice. SUCCOTA SII, Beans and Corn Comubi ned TOMA rOE8. PEACIIEx. PINE AP'LE. 8-\LMON, SARDINFI. I MU'STA IRD, P'EPPER. ETC.. ETC I ALSO INVITE YOUR ATTENTION TJO OUP ROASTED COFFEE. Give me a call and examine for yourself. Articles too numerous to mention. D. II. FLENNIKEN. ap 14 SPRING GOODS .4 AT THE ). CUO1NER STP1NE. DR ESS GOODS, . AI It'H EFS, CAMBRICS, COSTS 4ECK WEAR. PIQUES, TRRMMINGS, MOSL1NS, CLOE, LACES, AN ELEGANT PIECE OF DOUSLEF WIDTH FIIENOHI BUNTING. ALL KINDS OF DOMESTIC 3DfY GOODS. SPOOL THRIEADI.. MIILWARt6#.HELIX -NP.EDLF8 ',. Ia H-ATS WOOL IIA'r8, 8FRAW IIAT8. CLOTHING. A BEAUTIFUL LINE OF SHiOES IN ALL QUALITIES.. GLI.2E KID GLOVES TO ARtRIVE JN A FEW DAYS. t. .M. BE!ATFY & CO. We have have this department h6 the rea9 n1t of eur utofe, affd ar'o o~feling at the lowest prica SUGARS COtrEE8. BT IIANflSPARCHED COFFE 01t CElII I~AOATiED PEACHy8~ AND . OHO , CANNED TO. M OSPA CHIEL. PINECAPPI,ES, HAMS. CHOiCE FLOUR BEII GUNPOWDERI TE'A, MESSl MACKEREL IN GANS, ETC. ALWAYS UIdb TO 8@ OUR #1E THE CORNER STORE. J. M. BEATY * CO. 4914 . a THh ObLEIBATED , .I TIlE CONShRATE&D THE CIMLEBRATEI) TEi ~CELEBRATED iiOsTE'ER BITTERS ilOS'khTTER'BITTERs OSTETTR BITTERS IAOSTETTER BITTeRs -AT F. W. IIABENICHT'. F. R.IABENICHT'. Fi. W. HABENICHT'S' . W. HABENICHT*. THE GREA' INDIAN THE GREAT INDIAN THE GREAT INDIAN THE 'GREAT INi)iA obUOLi BITTERS OCEOLA BITTERS otdOLA BITTERS OCEOLA BITTERS -AT F. W. IABENIH'"S. F. W. HABENICHT'S. F '. *. HABENICHT'S. F. A. ilAhENICHT'8. 6tSNUINf IMPORTED GENUINE IMdlTEi GENUINE IMPORTED ANGtSTOltA BITTRS i ANGUSTORA BITTERS ANGUSTORA BITTERS -AT F. W. HA BENICHT'S." B. ANENICHT'S. r. W. HABENICH'1"'S. febl 12 Isa totfiound of the vlrt'iea of sar'sa. parilla, itillingia, mandrake, yellow dock, with the iodide of potash and iron, all powerful blood-mauking, blood-cleans. ing, and life-sustainin~gelem1onts. It is ti uerat, s$ae ~a most efectal sciences of medicine and chermistry have never produced a remedy so potent to euoaldiseases resulting from impure blood. It cures Scrofula and all scrofulous diseasce, Erysipelas, Ros.,. or St. Anthony's Fire, Plim, ples and Faeb-grubs, P'ustules,' blotes, Boils, Tumors, Totter, Humors, Salt Rhseumi Scald-head, Rin g-worm, Ulcers, Elores, Rheu-. matisma, M~ercurIal~ Disoaso, Nous salgia, Female 1Veaknessos and Irre uulaf'ies, Jauudice, Affections - tion, and General Deb iEmatya By its searching and cleansing qualls *which contaminate te blood and caus derangerment and decay. It stimulates the vital functions restores and pro, igrthrought the whoene ste a sufferer from an dises of the blood SARsAPARILLA a fair tr i.gi As' It is folly'to experiment with the nu merou ina-ried ofmixtures, wthout fjers, while disease becomes more A rmy seated. Amin's SAnsAPARILLA 1s a mod0t ems o such concentratedtcurative power snost relia~ble blood-purifier known. Whyslbiens .know its composition, and prescribe it. It baa been widely used for fied confidnce of mllon w oen iuh benefited. PI EAREO BY OR, 1. 0. AVER & CO. Rctieai and Analytfoal Chemists, L.1owell, Mass. otatAmt, DaUsOISrs syZKTWans,.1 -4 4 ACH|NEC00... R. W PHIILLIP8, Agent,: Winna boro, 8. 0. d'eo rLEGANT %EWE!1Y CiI$P, To rdc or new etyles andIOeo tra me: Fak~ii nar. ~~ book, imniiafon sin ncaA hos le mov i b heu Me coram I~ egae eetha bra cole erpn b ol rlae ayaet p~tseeve buttons, heavy to ~setUd Mteer buin, nt aisa dianC4 cameo rig aee oa-iga .Yth 'am nd flhle~eatwith wiet steo tn eIaand '~. ~ ~ ,arte ace tiuons. secure ym1 a .ft.m Itl Acaa MIMNI GRAND SOME PEOLE claim that Get regulate the productioi of cotton or leninid. Indeac o'f ocited visions, L i sbnsile Peob1e, the present day di vhich benefits tho public. Hear tho MIMNI A Victory iii Dry Goods, Notiouis, tc., etc. '0 U ens Suimmer Hats, at 5 cent 438 Women's Trimmed Hate, at 85 248 Gents' iColored Shirtb, at 34 < 888 yards of Spring Drbss Goods Lace Binting, Plain Black Bunting, 314th', Alpacas, Brilliantines, etc. :1. G DOMESTICS-4480 yards Shoetii TOWELS-306 Power Loon To# 860 Pow'r tooti Toi 100 Power toom Toi HA IdKiIRCHIEVlS-3'a at 3, 4, bLOTHING-This Departmit i )ublic. SHOES, SHOES-82,000 worth < - -o THESE goods havo boon bought f md are marked at rock.bottom cash 'rices here. I have always advocat mnd will put it in force this season i -OHN I The highest price paid for cottbii mCI 31 THk*E LATE8 3EWINO MAOCHINE. LARGE AW'i -. NOISELESg. SETTING NEEDLE, TH REAIJNG SHUTTLE EiLEGANT iN~ FINJSll' ~. & A.; G. ALFORD ' 3outh Cdivort Afrfde, BALTIMORE, MD. T'( THOSE DESIRBING TIO BUILD. WXTE have usf einpinyedlsome of the VV most skillful and experienced workmen, and arc no'v re~ady to do all kmnda of honne carpenter's work. We have also made arranugoments with the leading an~ miillstin furnish. us with hum her. So on andi( after this date we are pre pared to do all kinds of work. Persons -esir'ing to havna old hiouisea repaired, or contemplato building, will do well to. got 'n oeatininte fremnitinabefor o giving <mt con. tracta- Drwings plans and rspecifleations specialty. We are versedl in all tho new styles and outs of the <1ay. Contracts taken anywhere in the South. All work w'arrantod.. . ... ., JOIIN H. PURCELL & BROS.,. Builders and Conitractors. Winnsboro. 8. 0, feb I7-tx3m SEEDi5TSENEDSil ---o JT received, a larg~e lot of oholce Gren Seeds of all kiuds. ALSO' Seed and eatin Irish Potatoes of Groceries arriving daily. I have on hand a large lot of best quality Sole Leather, which willl be sold at low Ogures. -. I am paying fifgibest prices for DrS Hides. Give me a call. W. H,. DONLY, feb 12 On the Corner CONFECTIONER IES, 3'rmi7ITs; 30TO. T HE undersigned having purchased the , stock In trade, recently owned by .P..Mille.t..ropose~s to sell the same at and belowv original cost, lHe offers Freneh Candy. at.. .thily y-fve cents per .pound, Ladles' Bltukota at cost, DollIs and '1'oys below oi. . . . , * tST $$CEIVED, and always on hand, Fresh Bana~n.mw, Or-. anges, Lenrons,. Apples, Cakes a'dl flreads si differont kinrej. .,. J. W. AIKEN. ~ ?d, good anrd .fresh. always en hand. tuar 1-tx3m TOILET SOAPS? A, L iRGE lot of the cheapest Toilet LI.Soap tor thei price ever brought to Wnnsboro. Call and be convinced . MeM41AniMAn. nn4mr. A em UG H'S bEPOT. 0 - i' is isubject to the same laws which grain, the 8upply adjusts itself to the maginary dreams sounded in the ear of Anands sonothing genuine and real fame of AUGI; Boots, Shoes, Groccries, Hardware, 45, 55, 65, 75 up to $3 00. ic1th', wdi-th 50 bents. Ih bow designs, coneisting of Dobeige, Mobairs, Black Cahtneres, Henrietta DOWN. 3g, Shirtinge and Drillings, at COST. o', 44 inches. 25 conts. ole, 36 inches, 10 conts. cla; 50 inches, 5 cents. 5, 8, up to 25 and 40 cents each. well filled to suit the deiiaind of the >f Shoes just recoivod. 1 0 Ic or CASI direct from first bands. privos. Ao Thne or Long Uredit Dd the SHORT PROFIT BYSTE.I, ore than over. 5, MIMIWITAUGLa rags, and hides. f ' i I U y P H MINTON ap13~ -* onA ~ W3AGN Pa ffra Sadve fordFod apers. SpINNgWago, twoC Mater Gia and Sorkmnhi Advnc or and Shulers. prng anpent whools.. Ihve0l. Yhps Sqne Boy hres. and0 Beas...J.H...MIN0..0 seat. Duhrevyspan's. waratd A8 e r hlo - choA Rind N uoK Sp'nS. ' Rbar 8nJ~ FRSH O09ESU (.sUGAIRS, assdited. Coffees, Rio, Lagt uaira 9h1 Old Gov. Java. Rio a1 ld -Gov. Java Roasted. Teae, Black, Zinperial, Gunpowder - and Youug Hyson. CANNED GOOD3; Peat, Peaches, Pinetpples. To. m11atoes, Salmon, Corned Beef, Devlled Ham and Turkey, Sairdhteq, &c. - Macaroni and Cheese, Gineer iret serves, Pin Head Oat Meal, Coopoe Gelatino, Mustard, Black Pepper and Nutmers. Baldivin Catsup, Cross & Bhiek: well's Chow Chow, Empire Chow Chow, Assorted Pickle", Lea & Por rin's Woicostershire Sauce. I.1. A MASTER & C6. sept 14 SPOOL COTTON. ESTAIBI.TSTTED 19IS. CbTRAD E~S CAMARK (WOUND ON WHITE SPoofs.) GEORGE A. CLAIR, SOLE AOENT, 400 BROA DWAY, nEW YORK; Sinco tho introduction of this.4 Sool Cotton into the Amoricakn niarkct. its ano. ces has been un precedi ntod. No other brand of thread has ever mnt, with tho samo amount of publio fa.nr in-the samo space of 'imoe. The -0. N T " manufaoturers were tho tirst to recognizo tho importneo .of ,t.1 owing MAtliino and. to rabiko a ms- o'r eotton, which has over boen tihe reco0 nizi.d standard for iiehinos.. All the improvementa in machinery that th" invotive genius of the - nine, teoth century ias produced have bnen adaptod by the manufacturors Qf "O.N.T'." At, all the great Initernational Faiirs of the weibd, '"0. N. T." has been arded. . the highest honors. The ''0. N. 'T.", faetorinia Newark N. J., and Paisley, Scotland, employ .5,21M operativri. imake Rufieient threnqd daily to go around the world four times. Connume 14) tons of coal daily, T h1, ma-nu fact . t 'of "O 14. T. are thne lar-g ist .manufancturors of .Spool Cot -A full astmnt.~~ of this Spool Cotton. can h)e hadl at wholesale and retail t JT. M IIEATY & C0.'S. feb 2'!- fxtim - INEW STORE --AT TIIE GLADDEN HIOTE ra WE, the unders'gned, reapeco'fully io, form the citizens of WVINN-8 SORO and. vicinity theot, we havo RtEMO~z.D to GLADDEN'S UOTEI And are now in receipt nf a full line of now and desirable SPRING AND SUJMMEN~ 000DS Which we will bell at the lowest prices for onah. DRESS GOODS, Laces and Embroiderica, which we offo# a6 accordingly low prices. WHITE O0O08. We reaneottfuliy a'sktli iNontion~ of the Ladies to our ont-ireivy now fresh, stock ol these~ goods. English Swisn, Plais and Plalded Nan sockIs, Plignes, in great varietv. SILK TIES. Ladies' Lane Scarfh, Ties and Pows, at fifteca cents, worth thirty-live cents. CLOTHiNG 2 BEAUTIFUL SPRING 8.UTS, FINE, MIEDIUM and O011 FANCY CASSIMEREe, DtEUE FLANNELS, WORISTED.S, For N'1AN, YOUTHS8 and DOYS. M'ADE TO ORDER. Suits made to orde'r at very low pr a -~ SAMPLES ON EXHIBITION. - Subsoribe to Tii s 9 )~