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new paper has been esta ablished at Dover,
N. H. callsd the " Inquirer" The Editor
supports the Administration.
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0cIRcUs. We recommend those who
nave not visited this entertaining place of
amusement to "drop in" this evening, and wit
ness the wonderful exploits Of the performers.
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kHNG CADET AESIt.
1892 ,Wartne ZtSt. szs!asg

Full Sea-Ths Day, Sh. 13m-Sunday, Sh. 5Sm
Monday, Oh. 44m-Tuesday. lGh 34m.
aiding 3hours and minutes
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"a ds DAY,
Rhode Island Consolidated Lottery class I'd Highest
Prize 5000. 1r' e'' "tlv ~ rnt n'r's iu rrNp1on
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Non Ali SOLD 1T.
few Tickets aud shares In the Virginia state Lottery,
(Which was drawn on "wednesday la-t) the drawing Of
which : expected on Tuesday ncu-ior sIe Is above
Aiprrh l.
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STEAMBOAT NOTICE-rARr s6.

sIEAM-BOAT NOTlCE-FARE 50,
~z The elegant Steam Boat CHAN
dSSJS>R CELLOR LIVINGSTON, viii
GSln.---9EAr r. leave New York, on Monaay
'Qts.,-- ;S-.---S$:.:T ieXt, at o'clrk, and arrive
S.zxskkszE23 rere on Tuesday, the 4th ina.--
SHE Will lie d hauran q Cad
icys w!'riand leave Gd New York at IL O'Clock, NJ
Nedae-lay, tie 5i instant Til. Boat has been fttsd sx-
pe.sy t. ply hetweea fr1vidcrte aud New York She u
oi the largest q, - vi steam h.s ex i9 tons, her
modlons spcnas, ana her cnmrnrs all of the first odo;
added to these, she has an cn2ne amply adequate prupei
bu of her tonnage. Stages wi. be the wharf to carry
passengers Immediately o E~n aud will also be in readi-
ness NJ the Marlborough Hotel, Boston at O'Clock, A. NJ
on wednesday, To conduct passengers 10 Ppy eGce, In time
her tepluure. from Providence b. WORK 81.
y. b. si wA 10 tiAen al tie uyu rates, and at III,
Isi cd TIE shippor
IL furhrr notice vii! be given OF Ler regular days of
arrlv'l q. d d"ptflrr. March /.
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NOTICE.
NOT ICE.
NOTICE

FSyiiE drawing Oftht id class q! TIE Wa lngan Lodge
Il L'icp, VIZ tx" place Tuesday, tine iih Of Maic
ilstond OF the 9Th, as WITS originally intended.
FAME BURGESS,
Ven. ~ Agents ca tic Nan ,grrs.
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NEXT TUESDAY,.

NNTASiIINGTON LODGE LOTTERY class g. 10 be
w drawn IN this town, Tuesday nezi, March t.
Scheme prize OF $780, OF 1906 OF 1000, of C0O
Of ooo Of 5ol; o eoOj OF l7s, Iad 1905 80 OF -; -
m l.. iJ@ of d $3.50 Of3-iiJ Pzes, amounting to Is $50
dullars-i4 numbers, drawn blllnls.
Tickets dol =, rud n7r's ~ pro rtiol.
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OLD AMERICAN NURSERY.

OLD AMERICAN NURSERY.
III FEsAiRg, Long-is's -. "a, .sear yok
P@5T<~ r Il. MILLS 3 &C, orr sa s,le, tio,r
NJ lnfI eaten. 20 ''rc:y"f "rih and Ornsino,-
rNsyssA tal TIRE, Fi'yrr'ns r ftsls Rowe Gripa
HSF'sST &..-Io W toy have made large and
vallllh 0di' 70 " new Fruits which have
onl! hFi 'trotu 'c"d into ths crinlry within
me lat thfre ve'tt ~ An fxus,e assoln,lt ol val
u'hr Gfrrn ~ -
~ - "i. '' - :; re. ~. s5 Wcstni,,. r siicct,
'HF" H'i ..'t .U''a clainacs my be o'1ined rats)
wa .ic.t WIZ teI..Hi ...r.Ir.
HGSaG a.. CARPENTER, Aysa,.
leiu.t :.
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Tie whole 10 conclude win
GRAND STICK DANCE.

Price Of sihsson-Boy 80 cents, liz 20 cents. Doors
oit At hli past D, and perionaioe To commence at T.
tChWor, 81.
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PiNa = UGB.
{ TANTCD TO cou,rac; for lcOa cords &C Pine ,vn,d-
w app! 10 l.. J. " MNLLETT,
4IHch :. a., South Water st.
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MORE UNPRECEDLNTED SUCCESS.
81 to O. e the iIka RU.Au -1,r, Cl. :. I.t:cs
w m On, Boe.-AH ,.. at the lo.:,e., a.i Al own
el ny getlche" al tbs LsWH CD, ptd tie N!Iu.e
without d.scuI~. l uiy5a.t.
GRAND STATE LOTTERY,
Drawn yesterday, oi winch the following we.c the Drawn
Numbers.
ii rs - o q
Combination - 81 g. the Captll priz. Of s ,1J,, was
sold is aioNc, IN quner UChej, 10 AR. Its Lcwl. n
enerpnzing AeclHnc Of Ills town. WHO received the cash.
IN very few INMATES after le dawn!g, u.aoat d.sc0anj
for interest
Besides lhe above, sold several c co. lots Of 2;a los,
&c NC cash lor the whole Of winch ready soon as
called for.
RIiODGlSLAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY,
Draws On Tuesday ncNt-Capud Pilc 5000. Tickets
only So, and shares m pupponi0r--tur sllc A.
CLARh'S
Z. Island State Lottery aud Exchange lice No l2 ii and
l6 Market street, conner oi nIpa Ru- .iugs.
~ Pos, rec'iiscI who sells tho capitals.
Aarcl l.
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NEW-l DKk cOAsDL!DAIGD LOTTERY,
C'lss ), for le@s viii be drawn Wednesday neXt-
Highest frAe $1,000 Tickets only dol, AID pats in
proportion.
ckes aud shares in al .e above popular Lotteries for
BAKER & sPENCER'S
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CARTER,S L.ETTEHS

CARTER'S LETTERS
ENRON Elrop' comprising the Jorn1 of Tour through
n leland England, scotland, fmnce, liay, aud SN
zcrland, in the years 1875, 30 and 35 IN two volumes
for s9le by A. :. RECKWITU
Feb. y. 10, Market, and 81, North Man st.
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FEMALE EnrCNTIoN.

a Address On fcu1e Ldura'ipn, delivered Nov 81
ls1, at The opening of the Ilice erected Tor the nc
eommola,ion uf The llarfum FcInalc Somlay--hy r. H.
Gailudo Principal Of the American A. Jun Coz the Etca-
cation Il the Deaf and Danb. Just received y
\. S NErKWiTH.
Feb. 81. lD Market and a. Entb Main a.
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oPqN1Ey, FfgS .aVD pra. ..NyY&
ESTEPHlN pllilf'rs Wenir.ter stle {, his Inst re-
- ceyed afd uH.fs O. sl,o--
1900 llv rl Dr1ngrs
% t1ui. flr-h Tukoy Fi-s
- hriiols rel-Nuts.
The above, with general assortment cf Gruceros wul
be sod Lw, AZ oash or app-ued credit rsb. %.
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THOMAS BURCrss. A,tornev.

PRoviDENcE sc.--Stllo Of Rhoae EiaRa, Se.-Ct.yk,s
-, 1875.
NNTHEREAs, losuPH N. Gsrt.r, Of Prov. ence. in
w sui county, Mor, haA has filed IN std Office his
Ptuon to sad Court, praying Cor the benefit or the act
psed by The General Assembly of said ne al the Janu
a ss"a tleroof iSS entitled An Act fn The rcIiof of
lBsnyclt Debtors" ~ "
Notice horry given 10 the creditors o tho said Ireph
10 apt' they sa ~, SliA Court next "a be bolJ
en- ~ Pr,Fi'Jcci within and Gt said county on the third
Monday Of March neal, tit1 9nd shew cause f nv lEsy
my have Why uio prayer o said poaiJa ous', 20 b. bp
Given un ior my hand, wnsilnt 10 siR ac,.
WILLIAM H. +ai1t' rt.-L
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"a LII prisons indebted 10 the Estate of GroRoR W
"a GLADpING ether hy Note of Book account are here
hy specially urged Ia prompt dscnarge such deinand.-
as the Stltnn u the estate reqies Tie ST spe .y pay
oi all debts due
THOMAS BURGESS Attorney.
y. u. TIE very valmhe stock Of Dry Golis h;eIy he
longing 10 MI GhddGg, viii he Proceeded in rs uci 1T re-
t1I H. Hhua aS7lc, On MOaiyy next. Feb o.
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FDE HARTFORD

,. FOS HARTFORD,
EF,'N The packet snop Rlsl 10 SIN, WILLIAM
ysssssfsf H. NBorV, Master, VIII have despalch-haytur
Ssssss half her ire g't engaged For cgit or passage
hPpf 10 tIe Master, or to r. ;. CHURCH,
ithrhlF lo No. ~, Long wpsif
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vi ' IIf~TTIT IIII.
FHNllE silscfilc.s have fuc acopucrshp, under The
"A firm II PHiLir lELEG FIsK, md win conduct the
Cotton Machine Making Business, N aI H. vnpns branch
-. Thor Es1h shmrn' is Looted in JJhnsipn on tho
I1lhrd Turnpike, rear the Fcnncr MN, i've miles fur
Povrrnre bridge, wicic they VIII receive ad promptly
cNcc'He all such orders they may be favored vhl.
PHILIP FISK,
Johnson, February .. dmls PELEG FISK.
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LARD.
6ssD Kegs leaf Lard just landed from sloop Napo
4 OaD leon-iur sale by sETIi ADAMS, Jr.
feh. p. "a South Water 81
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TRE .rEW HRVERLT
FE7AiEs ora Grandfather. being stories taken from f.oi
"A ttSl History, humhl, inscribed o. ilugh Iirtj IN,
LSl by the author of Wavehy. band IN b,ais wh clon
backs--just received and fOr sac by
HUTCflENs & CORY,
February ~, No l, Nark4 strct.
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BARRIERS ATTENDl

Gu,I 70! ..'T'C ..it, .s
n usi 'nHui'd h'c.. loan 4,ut, 30 a.rs cnnt Elr-
eP lie '.o-, whlc, h.9 u.ic.yd IL whoi,a gJa '.n, f,s
G.. "rRp roNcn paper. =. {. eAiIu.
Frhr,rr 80.
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SUGAR.
sNh Foxes Phindelpha Lump Sugar, small Jumps land.
%SV ing from schooner Herald, fol sale by
SETH ADAMS Jr
February %. al South Water street
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RHODEISLAND STATE LOTTERY,
NAsS "a, for the support OF Free Schools in Rhode Is
~ hnd-o be drawn Ia Providence Saturday, March -
Scheme prize o 400, Of 1872; Of 1000, Of 5gn
oi 800; OF +yJ; ll"f 1906 . of25, 80 Of iG 20 ofIo
Whoes s., halves 81, quarters so cenis-f1r sale in every
variety, at
PAINE & BURGESS
feb q. No. 2, Market square n y siairs
RHODE ISLAND STATE CONSOLIDATED LOIIE
Ri.
EINOR aiding Internal Improvements and cfaYiiia-.d
n cass--to he drawn ia IrUy .de .ce on luts,iy An :
March. HIGHEST PEiXE S5yO).
J. u. WOOD aud ,,
YATES X M'iNTiRr.. ''"oG'as..
501J DOLLARS FOR So.
IFInkets and quarters te khu!c l.iH state Cvi,so-
died LOTTERY, " hUlesJle and ,etli, by
j. B. WOOD.
Wholesale scheme price Ss3,3)-.e,aL ,.u-q,.tc7s 70
cents. T.nIu,,, .,
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TALES OF MY GRANDFATHER,
EpI Walter Scut, in volumes, price % csnsior sale
u y by 4. :. bEckWiTH,
Feb. ~. 10, Market and -, North Mpstnrt.
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.NORE LVCE .1T BROW.v e. CO.'S OFFICE.
la isT Of drawn Numbers in the Grand State Lottery,
II A class 2J.
II 36 90 Of
Combination 10 81, prs2e of tSS00, sold shortly
before and paid few minutes after the drawing % ren-
temln Of this town. Besics the nInbrr above of s.
Sl6, and $40 prizes. Browns customers requested
call and receive ,er CASH. in The ,fiors Lotteries
s,on Ia bc drtwa. LlL'fN = co.
- 81, Market street.
One quaner March I.
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FLOUR.
EhEA Ebls. s'peIfne Canal Flour, superior brands
sDTISI iOr sale by SETH ADAMS, Jr.
lcb. y OF, sufsh Water St
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IL for February, is as ces a% " ! By % ''''''' No.
a. - BECKWITH,
February %. 10, Market ana "a, North fain-st
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BUCK WHEAT FLOUR.
EGIlILADELPlilA Buck Wheat Flour, in half barrels
H ofAhe first qualny-for sale by
SETH ADAMS, Jr.
Feb. y. 81, South Waei- st.
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COFFEE AND RUN.
sp = Bags and barrels prime y, no Rico Coif.e
III Ehds. new crop Il. CIUix Rum, Llntng from
slu~p soplrClia.-iuT sdle hy
Maieh /. SLATE WAADWEiO II CO.
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JUST RECEIVED,
At No. 2l .Narks-S3uare.
- Pieces super black Broaicloh piece brown Rruad-
- cloth, elegant shade pieces German olive cloths
piece light cnIed Casnee, beautiful shade for PinalOons.
l.. e. q T. WELLS, wishing Ia close their present stock
OF ready made clothing offer a prices uncnnoDy low
Purchasers viii find Il 10 ,ier I'd. .ant,ge 10 cG
March |.
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Ihis is O. gave ONCE.

'sHNAT the subscriber of Prince Georges County in
q the State of Maryland, has obtained from the Or
phans Cour, of Alexandria COUNTY, in HE District Of
Columbia, letters of administration with the will an
ncxcd on the estate of EnwARE LLOYD, late Of the
county last aforesaid. deceased All persons having
claims against the said dccedent are hereby warned
exhibit tie same 20 the subscriber, before the
Esd day of October next, or the, my bv law be
cluled from all benefit to sud estate, and those in
debted thereto required to make immediate paw
ment Given under INV hand this Esd dav of April,
1923. JULIUS FORREST, Admir-.
with The will annexed of
april 2S-6w Edward i.lOvd, decd
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Rails, Shingles, | ime, &c.
JUST RECEIp,ED
5000 Chesnut rails
So. 800 frs, quality % inch shingles
200 casks RhoIc-!siand lime
500 DO rhomaston do
On hand (, tener,! asSprtmen, of
LunaJrr, Cor%Uge, AnchOyS, Bouts, &c.
Fresh corn meal At 10 >entS by retail
,rr;r,I JOSItU q. DAVIS
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NO. @O0o
Cabinet, Chair, and Sofa Manufac,

Tory.
LANES GREEN Cabinet maker.-has on hand, and
% will constantly keep at his old stand on Royal.
ST. Alexandria e at the corner Of 10th ST., Penns
vania, Avenue Washington-s general assortment Of
the most fashionable and durable Furniture, which he
will warrant equal if superior in quality, to any
ever offered in the rct-Conssting in part, Of
Grecan. winged and plain wardrobes
Gothic, pedestal end and plain sidebosrds
Ditto, with cearetts and marble slabs
F,cnch and plain bureaus
Dressing do with mirrors
Ladie and Gentlemers secretaries and book cases
Pier FABLES with marble and mahogany tops
Per and claw dining, breakfast and card tables
plain do do do do do
Ladies work stands
Shaving and candle do
Wash stands with marble and mahogany tops
GreciaE Sofas
Mahogany chairs
Music stools, bidetts, cribs cradles
Portable writing desks &c
With general assortment Of bedsteads of richly
carved mahogany, maple and stained woods, n IF
which will be sold as low for cash they can be pur
chased of the same quality at any other manutac,Ory
II the Union. ALSO,
IN assortment of st Domingo and Bay of Honduras
Mahogany, part of which is suitable for h4ndra,ls,
team sawed curl and shaded venecrs, copal va.
nish ofa superior quality, sackng bottom cords, sc
TU MING AND CARVING,
Handsomely executed NAV
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4 TIM Syoru D,ypjIop Kouse far s. IT,

i Tt0o Story D'Ceili"s House far STE.
s-s am authorized to dispose OF, at private sale,
s.ta House ani Lot, two doors west of Capt John
McCobb's, on the north side OF Prince street. The
front IS Is feet by "a, anil, two story frame build
ing, containing four rooms. The back building is
brick, one an half stories higt, Ii BY 40 feet
tanning three rooms and good kitchen, smoke house,
and store room under IT. The whole lot is l9 feet
front, running back 81 feet to- 10 feet alley and Ii
subject to ground rent of s25 IS annually
The situation of this property is considered the
very best, it regards health and other advantage
When the yellow fever wa, in town, case occurred
a1y where near this lot, 4 small part of the purchase
money will be required in hand; tor the rema der,
easy payments will do, if we'll secured. Apply TO
mar off GEO JOHNSON.
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For NcNt.

FOR NcNi.
AA THE Mill AND FARM,
sESf ( tbs called lriadeipha, situated on Holmes
fjftf III run, about j miles from t'cxandria. -
sySseecSa The mill has made from 1000 to 5000 bar
rels of -four in the year. The Farm. which there
is u very commodouS Dwelling House, &c. consists
of about 80 acres 50 to 60 of which is excellent mea
dow. Possession given on the lst Of August next
Apply to " MILLER 4 son.
aDril l7-tlA
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Handsomely executed
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New ~psiNg Gooas,
JAMES g. WEg. SCCyT
lie AN rccen ed bS hate arrivals ion \ wiork and
Philadelphia, general assortn, 1T of seasoabit
goods, which they VIII sell ~ N,rN reduced prices.
Ihey consist IN part IF the joAorins articles:
super 5-4 al am 4 slngh'ms
Do coloIct and plaid muS!nS
Prints IN great variety
SILK ana cotton hosiery
Barage scarfs and hdkfS, new style
Swiss and Scotch pain ans figured mus!iis
Supcrltalian lustrrg Nnd marc HIN
Ievamtine, scn,haw and Fltrences
Ladies and gen,iemUn's hOrscskin gloves
Tailcta, aud belt ribamds
Black and colcr, iaStIn:s
Bandanno ard runiail hdkis
Super and common Irish linen
Do birds eye diaper ami dowlas
RlcacEed and brown Ru sla 81 ccung
NanSeens, long and hort
Tickienburgs and BnrIaps
Rleac he'd aud brown shirings and she etISs
Dome sue piaids AMI stripes
Cotton YARN, candle wick, &c &c.
april 10
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New Spring Good.

IOHN VI. JOHNSON y Co. have received 5y the
% last arrivals from NcwYork and Philadelphia, their
Spring supply of Dry Goods, which they bought
the best terms; and pledge Themselves to sell cheap
as they can be bought by thu yard Or piece.
april>t I'm
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CHARLES BENNETT

CHARLES BENNETT
IEAs imported by the ship Virginia. arrived here,
K and the Cambria, at n. York. the following goods:
which are offered for sale the lowest terms for cash.
orapproved notes. on the usual Credit
Colts blankets, 3, 81 and 4point
rose DO from 4 TO 1874
5-4 and Ga hushngs
Extra superfne slack, navy blue and steel mixed
cloths and kerseymeres
Claret and navy blue Ladies cloths
Common and superfne double miliell drabs
!SchoHeld's fannels and BASES
Kerseys.nd Forrest cloths; Swansdown and toile-
nett vestings
"A, i, and So Venetian stair and passage car
peting
Shad andherring seine Irvine, in casks and bales
Shoe thread
patent threads, assorted from No 6to so
which with his stock goods hand, renders his
sor,ment pretty general
nv, the ship Boston, expectedday, he will receive
Pine Apple and Double Gios'erCHEESE Of first qua
i;ty. # sept 10
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MO\nsses, Suyar, etc

Mo\asses, Sugar, etc.
a lThds bright retailing molasses
1 Is do \. Orlean, sugar
6 do n. E. rum
s. $ hhds whiskey
Is do Sd and 9TH proof do
10 casks wine
80 boxes mould candles
40 keg; white lead
40 canistcrs verdgris
so resms Wrapping paper
Is bags cotfrc
So nests boxes, received AID for sale by
april % I. & l. CHAMBERLAIN;
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G. Ky. Z. Thompson.
HAVE received per Ships Belvidera and Herald
4 aud other arrivals, an assortment of
SPRING GOODS,

4 1 and Ga striped and checked fancy gnghams and
seersuckers
90 and o., cambria and jaconet musins
fancy striped and figured do
Plain aud tamboured book, do and Scotch lawns
rs, fancy prints
BLACK and coioured sarSnet cambrics
Grandrell and shaded nsnkeens
Silk stripe and brown linen drilling
White, buff and fancy printed cuttings
Mixed cassinetts and angola cassimcres
Mixed aud drab cashmcrctts
Super black astngs
Ladies white aud black ingram cotton hose
ms white and mixed do and half hose
Thread and bobbinet 'aces aud A. ard bobbnct
Spitaheld, Gag, bandanna levantlne, Madrass and
linen cambria hhdkis
black aud c0lOurd s,rsncts and gros de naples
Whit, PINK, blue, green, straw, purple and brown
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MONDAY nDRNaNa0 MAY 80, 1885,
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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-01-24

land Of sen. since the Grst settlement of the
country. were fought over again aud iheir ses.
rtsl merits compared weighed, and balanced.
Many I these were totclbly depirird and frpre
secuted = making dim. the Z DRY OF the Hrra Of
New Orleans; while on the Other haud u was
declared that al these were hut lie Lesser nights
of the military armament which faded from the
view before the hlazlng sun Of New Orlens.
MIR Randolph. IN order In impress the House
with proper sense 81 the Importance winch
WAS attached Ia Jacksou's victory, read from
the Journals, the resolutions which were PASSED
by { ngfess in honor of his ACHIEVEMENTS
~hereupon Mr. Whdtlesey immediately rose.
and read similar resolutions ei Congress, IN Ia
vor of Com. Perry and ms victory.
Mr. Burgess as understand--lor | did not
hear hini--woud not alo" that the victory at
New Orleans was 50 glorious nr 50 important rs
the uictorv on Lake Erie. lie would not cpn-
sent embrace that udttle IN the same krs1lu
ton with the battle of New orietns. lie would
MOI eyrn ask the House Ia commemorate the
victory OF Erie by voting 10 IT place IN tbe
rotunda the thought That oliver Hazard Per
~ depended for his tame on vote OF his
House, he would dsdaln 10 give Il. Ills deede
were tot 10 be- committed I" hIrclng pencd.
lhr genius Of future artists would select them as
the tappest subject ior thru moments 81 nsp,-
ration, and look 20 Immortality rs then reward.
The moral effect OF historical paintings tie
comparative value of clvil aud nnlltarv services.
the MEETS OF lrumbull's pictures, and thous
and other topic, which the suffice, sueges ed
were also considered. Bni why should antic-
pate The reports, 10y these VAGUE accounts To
morrow mornings papers will give you the whole
OF the procea dlugs aud viii afford you much en-
tertdlnment. The drbate was closed by speech
cs from z. = Ba, bour aud Randolph. who gave
fully tneir views or question aud tier iens
onS Tor voting against the resolution; though
they considered the subject Of the picture whloh
It contemplated IT. more worthy Of the disiinc-
ton t6ao any which onr history presented.
On the final vote, the orignul Rcsoluinn--al
the amendments having been jrctcd--wasnee
a'ired by a majority ofse The votes were
OF course, to great extent but not wholly, gh.
en- on party grounds.