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NU1CE-BeinE appoint Of Alt claims due to the
firms Of Fitzpatrick, q uke Lyon Fitzpatrick Lyon
and Of John Fitzpatrick Individually by Supreme Courtof
Abemare County no all who indebted parties
Aforesaid either by bond speedy
meut BE- made, important matters
with these concerns be closed a. early practicable
We have put claims into hands Ptzratriek
due to The firm Of PSpatt Lyon and J. ~ Fitzpatrick ind
vidualy for selsuen and collection
mote for 10 attend their collection person. no suit 10
authorized TO bel rought until TO elect our
wishes A M
seottsHue va June =, 70 Receivers
~ BNo other than authorised TO collect
claims whatever due the P
patrick Individually except such authorize.
ie i7-wtf ~ w A co
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j. F. WORD.
LOTTERY VENDER,


oPPoSITE EXCHANGE HOTEL AND POST OFFICE
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
- ELLIS Tickets In all Lotteries under the m,n,,.,.,
~ OF J. G. GRrsoRY & Co.. on the came terrns ,b,,
they are sold at the Msnsgers' Office.
Magnificent schemes for January-Isas.
nenandna 10 ey Gas No. Z. be drawn at A.r.pdr, ID
u Saturday 9Th January. 1886. rs Nos. ~ drawn baTo
CAPITALS!
, p'rre OF 10000 20 prizes Of 1000
1850 nc.
Tickets 80, halves S, quarter. So
Ceheaes OF packages Of IS whoe in prooo,,
A.Isndr. Lottery. Class No. drawn in A.r,pdr. D.
u on Saturday. January 3.t 1916. rs Nos. ~ ballot.
GRAND SCHEME,
= PhI. 81 $4,000 prize OF 5000
iVEVO $500
SoVo 1900
|f' ~ $500
&c ke ke.
Tickets $40, halves S, qaarters so
Cerheaieso OF packages Of IS whoes i'm popoon
p Orders for Tickets and Certificate, NJ
In the above Splendid Lotteries. smaller on.. that r
every day IN the week. enclosing prize Tek. viii
oe most prompt attention and Of each drawing
'sn'immediA'ey amer 1t s over to all who from
J. F. WORD
pl Richmond. Va.
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NEW MUSIC STORE,
A CLERK WANTHD.-A

A CLERK WANTHD.--A young man Of re-.
Specialize pafen who resdos coy, ~ years
~ ageWho willing 10 give he for the ffst year
NOD situation BY addessinE Dor No. ~ hand
"'NnA I9-U
AAPnNE-Camphrne Of nanufscturr constantly on
- hand ior sale ~ DUVAL a PURCELL.
H 70 It7 Main 81
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NEGRO HIRING.

T suoscrlbefs oer their services their nds and
the public generally. for the hiring Of their Ne.
goe' They will attend to them try and get good
homes and good prices They they please all who
may paironse Them HILL a TALIAfERRO,
Ohee in Rel Tavern Alley,
de ld-cfFeI u,.h,...I
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SAROr HILL FOR SALE.-The subscriber
~ Oilers at private sale, known and valuable Eatr
'uat'a IN GooehAnd County, twenty om Richmond the
Sanes river hanaWha Canal paving through containing
OF sne 900 OF which arabic, including low
grounds All OF the best quality the and timber
and al abundant supply Of wafer IN each field
Tie improvements handsome and sparou,
evening recently built with all necessary AppnaFr the
ooe o'erseer house tevanIs quarters al in good order
Ihole disposed to purchase, view the premise,
any - f'
For te!ms apply TO the uhscriber. CHI CARTER
toodwood. Queen Anne Prince GeoRe. Co Ma .o,r
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FENALE SCHOOL I'M LOUISA.

TNHE next annual session Of this School will
- commence MONDAY the 10Th January. under the ~
pefvision q Miss ANNA y r. HURFTr graduate Of the Troy
Female seminary, New Yok Toe unief.zned no hesitation
IN recommending Nss Burh qualified o, take charge
NJ the education u young ladies' There vacation of one
TERMS, Tor the Scholastic Year Of ten months
IN The Elementary branches Of Female Education. 49,. 80
Hosrd Hllo 90
Music on the Piano Porte Guitar 40 90
The French German Languages, 10 90
Duwing and raintinr. 90
Tho WIN may wish md their daughters war WIN obHre
mo b. makrE early application School limited 70
small number MI<Inares 10 fouersvine. Louisa county
CLAYTON G.COLEMAN.
Icrdone Castie. Jan a. tsi6-cwtw
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EXCHANGE CONCERT ROUM.
For ONE NIGHTI

EXCHANGE CONCERT ROUM.
FOR ONE NIGHT!
M X. HILL, the celebrated and unrivaIled nor
sooaio Yankee Charaesr hmIisry Known q. Y.s..x
TIL, WI rse his hht Ertsrtsnnsent This EVENING ru-.
eAy Jan xo al the Exchange Concert Ha-where n, VIII In,,o
49, ". OF down east BY Lecture. Dialogues. Asse-
ooes limitations Sayings Ysnhse so,ies which h.y, s~
received with s stmot snhu~a.m by brilliant and f.bon, ~
a"sness In the PiBepa eitie. Of Esrop. and Anenea
" for Ptfteaars. biisL
" IlCkEis Is cents each Doors open al 7-eomm.pe.
--- - Ja 2o--lt
EATRE. =
FENEFIT OF MR. PRESTON.
c,.S sy Evening, Jan'y 20, night Of the
LOCKWOOD.
Or, DICK TURPIN, THE HIGHWAYMANi
PETER BRADLEY, the seIton, a, JAN,soN
Dick TurPn, the II shwAym-n. Nj P,,,,on
Mrs POTTER
",nee' :" Mr. Goodwin.
' "'"e' ~ Mia Gertrude.
Toeoneude with the hughabls faree OF the
NEW FOOTMANl
Mr.. Capsieum N, u..,,.
Bobby Breakw window "A, -,
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I'd EOR NORFOLK. The good schr MARY,
NeeN - Cspt YAH win all IN a this set gor fsish 40
p5 on board IN The Doch, OTTO
bb JANIS FIsHERs SONS
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ON the WEDNESDAY following he ME oT tn, sd a. sb,vs
ldvesec n Wit on thc ish inst expose n pubic al m.
otn Oats shueh Foider Straw Horses Oten Nuis Cow
heep HoEs and plantation implements every on The
faIm. TENNIS made hnown on day Of ale.
Henrco. Jan ". JyO N porr-ra
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VlRGINlA-Ata superior Court ChAneery for the Rich
moBd Circuit held at the Capitol City OF Richmond on
Friday the Goth day OF January, 1874:
AeeWether l. Anderson Administrator OF David Anderson
deed, PbT
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bIflck bNCHANgE BANK OF Va
Richmond. gh JaRuarV, 1886.
VIE Presaeni and Directors Exchange Rank of viz
gna have declared dividend o. "a per cent subject 70
feducon ~ per cent bonus payable branches
D. iO--dfw
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NOTICE,

Two Contributors. | wish Ia hire the cutting of
n several thousand chords Of Pine Wood my Farm In che.
terhf for which will The hs prices Day hbourrs will BE-
pad caah onee 90 two weetsefsons mixing large
quantity will b. PAID ~ conven. nee
Persons having Farm hands without employment pouFhnf
season would ~ wei io embrace this opportunity % Idle time
can b. found a. the Of Mesfs Gfettsf b.
beow the Bell o. ~ Saw Mn ahr Ton ouss Mayo prrs
n if-tAeim q. ~ HURFODT.
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NEW MUSIC.-Just received the following
~ new music at the old established store ID dool
east of 18th street, Pennsylvania avenue, where al
kinds of is sold at one-third less than at any
other store in the District.
w. FISCHER.
"Among the brave knghts"-Arietta
The Chimes or the Old and New Year
The Watcher-ananged for one or two voices
When stars are in the quiet skies-for two voices
Kind friends we meet again do.
MARCHES.
Merwin's Grand March; by Leland
Morris's Cadets Quckstep; by Oakley
Richmond Fayette Artillery March; by Dielman
Postal Grand March; by Glover
Ringgod Infantry Quckstep; by Stoddard
Point Isabel Grand March; by Segui.
wALTzEs, &c.
The Viola Waltz; by Hanff
Independent Blues Waltz; by Holland
StradeIla Polka; by Cooke
Jenny Lind Gallop Polka; by Herr
The Berthe Rondo; by C. King
Salut A La France, Duet; by Muller.
Sent %
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FRoM MARTINIQUE gentleman who left Mar.
Unique the 23d ut for Wilmington, N. c., in the
French barque Havre and Martinique arrived in
this city on Tuesday night from Wilmington. He
confirms the intelligence yesterday extracted
from the New York Herald of the sailing of French
vesscls-of war the Gulf of Mexico. They left For
Royal the day before he sailed; and the following are
the names OF the vessels:
Frigate Andromede, offs guns, bearing the pen
ant OF Rear Admiral La Place.
Soops Blonde and Nayade, Of % guns each.
Briggs Hussard and Pylndes, Of % guns each.
Steamer Connerre, Ia Paixhan gIns.
They were to be joined by one or two more ves-
sells at San Domingo
American schooner d. w. Jenkns, Captain Gas.
kes, sailed from Fort Royal, Martinique, for Savan-
nah August 24th.-Sapannah Georgian.
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NATIONAL HOTEL,
Late French's.)
NORFOLK, VIRGINIA,
BY r. BLACK.
1CHEoRY and Practice of Bridge Ar

.
TINHEORY and Practice of Bridge Ar
Il chitecture, of stone, iron, timber, and wire,
with examples on the principles of suspension,
vols 6vo.; being one volume Of text and two vol
umes wholly of engravings; the theory Of bridges
being by James Ham; practice by VIM. Hosking;
principles of construction translated from Gauthey;
theory of the arch by Professor Mosey; papers on
foundations by IT, Hughes; civil engineer, and other
parts of the work, by Lawrence Hill, Robt Steven
son, Mr. Drcdge, Mr.. lsherwood, and other eminent
architec,s and engineers. Imported from London
Ia single copy onIy) by II. TAYLOR.
Also Buck on Oblique Bridges vol. quarto
London Hart on the Construction Of Oblique
Arches, 1 vol. quarto, London. Bland on Arches,
Piers, &C., / vol. octave, London. Nicholson's
Complete Treatise on the Oblique Arch, ] vol. Gwt
on Arches, vol. London. Sir Howard Douglass
on Military Bridges, vol. London. Pope on Bridge
Architecture, I vol. Nicholson Masonry and
Stone Cutting. Shaw's Operative Masonry. Mich
olson's Railway Masonry. Col. Paisley on Mortars
and Clements. Vicat on Mortars and Clements, arti-
fetal and natural. Hydraulic and Common Nor
tars and Concretes and on Lime-burning, translated
from the French by Col. Totteo, United States en-
gineer. McNels Tables for Excavations and En-
bankments Simms on Tunneng, vol. quarto.
Fenwicks Subterranean Surveying. And many
other books on the same class of subjects, and on
every branch of civil and military engineering
Books, stationery, periodicals, mathematical In
struments, or anything else, imported to order from
London. Paris, or any part Of Europe.
r. TAYLOR, Bookseller,
Sept Sep Washington.
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ERANKLIN Medical College of phila-

Il delphta.--The hrst annual course of lectures
this institution will be opened on Monday, the
18th October next, and will be continued until the
end Of the ensuing February.
PROFESSORS. .
Paul B. Goddard, Nj. d., Anatomy and Hiso-
G. C. Van wyek, M. D., Principles Ond Practice
Meredith clymer, M. D., Principles and Practice
49, John Barclay BiddIo, M D.. Maiera Medica and
Therapeutics. .... I...
David Hunter Tucker, M. D., Obstetrics and Dis
eases Of Women and Children.
Levin s. Joynes, M. D., Physiology and Legal
James B. Rogers, M. D., General aad Organic
Chemistry.
Joseph Leidy, M. D., Demonstrates of Anato-
The franklin Medical College was Incorporated
by the legislature of Pennsylvania January 25th,
1916, with privileges ample those conferred on
any similar institution in Pennsylvania, and is au-
thorized by section third of Its charter to grant the
degree Of doctor Of medicine to any such persons
shall have attended two courses of medical lectures,
and possess the qualifications usually required
Of candidates in other medical colleges in Pennsyl-
vania." ...... r. r... ..r . ...
In addition to the regular lectures, the students of
the Franklin Medical College will have the privilege
If attending gratuitously to the clinical instruction
Afforded by general dispensary attached to the col
ege. The exercises here will be so arranged not
interfere with the clinical the different
hospitals, all of which open to the students Of
the Franklin Medical College on the same terms
the students of any other institution. The col
Iege buildings in the immediate neighborhood Of
the Pennsylvania Hospital The rooms for pract.
cal anatomy are unusually commodious, occupying
the whole upper story Of the college.
Ftes-For each Of the seven tickets. ........ Sl5
Naturalization fee, to be paid once only. S
Diploma fee Observation-Disclosures.
No other charge necessary to graduation.
Additional information respecting the course Of in
struction will be communicated on application to
]. B. BIDDLE, M. D.,
Dean of the Faculty,
N. E. corner Of Spruce and Ounce streets,
Philadelphia.
June l9--1aw3m Intel .aE
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WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9. 1896.

The board met pursuant to adjournment. Present,
the same regents as yesterday.
Mr.. Owen presented to the board in behalf of
David y, Owen, M. d., of Indiana, a plan, drawing,
and specifications Of building for said institution.
Mr. Owen also presented plan aud drawings for
the same from Mr. Robert Mills, architect, of Wash
ington
1t was resolved that the chancellor and secretary
committee Of the board of regents be, and thew are
hereby, authorized and instructed to take such
measures as may be deemed by them most proper
TO obtain plans for the erection Of buildings, ful-
filling all the conditions in reference to them con.
tanned in the law organizing this institution; and
that said committee report such plan they may
approve to this board at it's next meeting; and, fur
Their, that said COMMITTEES specially report in regard
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

anaUdt 9Dlesr.
TREAsURY DEPARTMENT.,
September Is, 1886.
STA: By the 18th section of the "act 10 provide
for the better organization of the treasury, and for
the collection, safe-keepng, transfer, and dlsburse-
ment of the public revenue" II Is enacted;
"fhat in addition 10 the examinations provided
for IN the last preceding section, and as further
guard over the public moneys 1t shall he the duty OF
each naval officer and surveyor, as check upon
the assistant treasurers or the collector Of the Gus
toms Of their respective DISTRICTS OF each register
OF land Office, as check upon the receiver of his
land office; and Of the director and superintendent Of
each mint and branch mint, when separate offices,
as check upon The irelsurers respectively, Of the
SAID mlnts, or the persons acting as such, at the
close of each quarter OF the year, and much more
frequently as they shall be directed by the Secretary
Of the Treasury TO do So to examine the books ac-
counts, returns, and money on hand, OF the assist
ant treasurers collectors, receivers OF land Offices
treasurers Of the mint and each branch mint, and
persons acting such, and TO make full, accurate
and faithful return to the Treasury Department, OF
their condition"
You will, therefore at the close of each month";
make careful examination Of the money In posses
sion Of the assistant treasurer collector, receiver Of
money for public lands, or treasurer, with whom
you are associated in public business, or whose Of
flee is in your district and report to this department
the amount on hand in gold and silver coin and in
bank notes. also, what portion TO the credit Of the
Treasurer of the United States; and what may be
held to pay expenses chargeabe on the aecruing
enue, distinct from what he has to pay as fiscal
agent Of any department of the government.
You will report, also, the condition in which the
money is kept and guarded, and the state Of the
books ard papers Of the office. You will suggest
any improvement which may occur TO you in the ar
rangemen and business Of the Office, to the officer
whose mosey and books you are required to exam
Incl and II your suggestions shall not be attended TO
by him previous to the next inspection, you will
state your views to the Treasury Department You
will when convenient, make your report on the back
Of the monthly return of the receiver, collector, or
treasurer; and when the collector makes weekly
return, on the last one in the month. The special
examinations which you or others may make, be-
side the periodical ones above required, will he made
from time to time, under particular directions from
this department
Any fees that may hereafter come into the hands
Of any surveyor or naval officer, beyond what the
laws allow him to retain, he will hereafter deposite
with the public depository nearest to him. never, in
any instance, suffering such surplus fees when they
shall amount to hundred dollars or upwards, to
remain on dePosite for longer period than one
week. r. J. WALKER,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
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Sept %
SALE of Valuable Prop.

TRUSTEES SALE OF Valuable Prop
l. erty.-By virtue of deed of trust to the sub
scriber, dated the 18th day Of January, l843, and
duly recorded in Lber w B, No. 1876, follos So 54,
SIS, and Sc, one of the land records Of Washington
county in the District of Columbia, shall sell, in
front Of the premises, on Wednesday ,the 23d inst,
at halfpast o'clock, p. m all that lot, piece par
eel, or portion Of ground, known as lot No. "a; in
square No. 373, with the two-story and basement
brick-house thereon. This property fronts on New
York avenue, between 9th and 10Th streets
The terms of sale are 81 500 of the purchase
money in cash, the balance in equal payments OF
six and twelve months, for notes with approved Sc
curity, bearing interest. .....-.l- a.. . .
EDWARD N. ROACH, Trustee.
ROBERT w. DYER, Auctioneer.
Sept. I'D .. .u
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THE Bee-keeper's Manual The Man

yTNHE Bee-keeper's Manual 1.-The Man
Il agement and complete preservation of the
Honey Bee, by Henry Taylor, small volume
London; The Practical Bee-keeper-Concise and
plain instructions for the Management Of Bees and
Hives, by John Milton, small volume London;
Mutt on the Management of the Honey Bee, vol
ume, London; Weeks's Manual for managing Bees,
ing. and Fattenine Of Poultry, volume, London;
Mowbray on Poultry, volume; The American
Poulterer's Companion, by Bement, volume;
Blacklocks Treatise on Sheep, volume. Also,
variety of works on cattle, or the horse, and on
every branch of agriculture and gardening, many Of
them imported from London by
Sept Is F. TAYLOR.
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THE fall has come, and am ready

Il have just received from the north my fall sup
ply Of stoves and CRATES, have them all most beauti-
fully arranged in store for inspection, and invite
those in want Of stoves and CRATES to give me call
and examine my assortment before they buy, as it
will cost them nothing, and il pleasure to me to
show my goods. have all the different patterns Of
and CRATES either for coal or wood large and
small sizes, suitable TO any size rooms. Among
my large collection of stoves, have new pattern
cooking stove which is the best cookng-stove that
have seen. II in called the American alright
cooking stove, four different sizes; and would call
particular attention to them. Also, large assert
ment Of fall hardware, all Of which will sell very
low for cash. ........
C. WOODWARD,
Penn. avenue, between 10Th and llth streets.
Sept 1875
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Dry-Dock Materials.
Navy AGENT's 0FFIcE,

IN consequence Of delay, resulting from breach
Il in the excavation for the dry-dock at Brooklyn
navy-ysrd, the 'cement, sand, and gravel" recent
ly advertised for, will not be required during the
present season.
The advertisement Of the 18th day of August last,
inviting proposals to furnish the above-named mate
rails, is therefore Withdrawn. II will be renewed
when required by the state Of the public works.
All papers which have copied the advertisement
above referred to, requested to stop the same,
and publish this, if daily paper, twice IL week
ly, once, and send bills including both charges, in
duplicate, TO this Office.
PROSPER NJ. wETMoRE,
Sept 2--da Navy Agent.
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Correspondence of the Savannah Georgian.
THE GULF SQUADRON.
PENSACOLA. Sept. II, 1876

PENSACOLA, Sept. IL, 1876.
Mr. BULLocH--pEAR SIR: The steamship Prince
ton arrived this morning, four days from Vera
Cruz. She brings with her the answer Of the
Mexican government to the proposition recently
made by us for the adjustment of our difficulties.
The contents Of the dispatches are of course, I'M
known, but reply Instantly given, it is sup
posed to be unfavorabe. Lieut.. Purviance, 1st
of the Cumberland, goes to Washington bear
or of dispatches The Princeton left at Vera Cruz
the flagship Cumberland, sloop-of-war St. Mary's,
brig Somers, and the three schooners Boneta, Pc
trel, and Refer. The scurvy had made its appear
ance board the St. Marys. The rest Of the squad
ron in health. An English and French squadron
were at anchor under Sacrfcios. The frigate Poto-
mac arrived at Pensacola on the 9Th instant, nine
days from Vera Cruz, with a hundred cases of
scurvy on board. The Raritan and Mississippi
will sail with the first wind to rejoin the Commo-
dore. The former ship has almost new crew, and
new set of officers.
Yours, truly. d..
z. S. A flag Of truce sent down to Commo-
dore Conner, offering to exchange Commander Car
pender, his officers and men, for General Vega, and
the three officers taken with him. The proposition
was refused. 49,.
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DIED,

Departed this life, at the residence Of her son
JOHN c. Borp, in York county, Pennsylvania, on
the l4th instant, Mrs. AGNES BOYD; consort Of
the late JOHN Boyp of that place, aged sc years
or the family Of the deceased, whose name was
SAMPLE, there was seven daughters and three sons
all of whom are now dead but one; the respective
ages of those deceased were 80, Sc, 70, 81, S. &C.
60, IA, and "a.
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A MEXICAN Curry-c ombs.-The subscr-
IA Der, agent for the manufacturers, is prepared
to supply country merchants with any quantity of
American curry-combs at less prices, and superior
TO the imported article. Country merchants are in
vited to call and examine these combs at No. 46
South Calvert, corner Of Lombard street, Balt-
more.
Sept 21-3t JOHN p. 4. STANLEY.
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T AW Of Courts Martial.-Observation on
IL Military Law, or the constitution and practice
of Courts Martial, with summary of the Law OF
Evidence, applicable to military trials, adapted to
the laws, regulations, and customs Of the Army and
Navy Of the United States, by Captain VIM. c..
De Hart. Just published, and for sale by
GEORGE TEMPLEMAN.
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NEW Fall and Winter Goods.--Just re-

received
Handsome newstyle eashmeres
Rich Malcolm plaid silks
Shaded cashmere d'eeosse, very fine
Brilliant plaid twilled gnghams
Plaid silk warp cashmeres, for children
Very fine silk-warp alpaca
Black and blue-black bombasins, a great variety
Black and blue-black silks, striped and plain
Heavy twisted silk shawls
Rich cashmere and broche shawls
Black, blue-black and eolored silk velvets
Also great variety of hannels, low-priced ging.
hams ...
Calicoes, shrtings, sheelngs
Table and other diapers, towellings
Napkins, table covers, white quilts
Irish linens, pillow-case sheetlngs, blankets, &c.
Also great variety Of handkerchiefs
Hosiery, gloves, silk fringes
Jaeonet and Swiss edgings and insertings
Bobbin edgings ....
Laoes and thread edgings and insertings
Together with general assortment OF every artl-
Gle in our line, many Of which have Just been re-
eeived from auction and will be offered greatly
reduced prices. We respectfully invite our friends
and purchasers generally TO give us call
Sept. A-3t p. III. HoOE a. co.