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for Consumption,

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Bronchitis, influenza, Coughs, Colds, Bleed
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- + the subscribers, being appointed by
w The Hon. Probate Court Tor the dis
met OF taIthayon, comm ssronefs TO receive,
examine AMI adjust all claims and demands
OF al persons against the estate Of
lanes n DuHning, late Of Benson,
IN sad district, cpeeased represented in
solven', and ~ months from tie Ord day
Of October, 1910, being allowed by SAID
court for that purpose, wo do therefore
hereby give notice that Ne will attend TO
The business Of our said appointment a; the
dwelling house Of Sarah +. Dlnning IN
Henson on the frs, Mondays Of January and
February next, from one until, five O'Clock
p. M. on each Of said DAYS.
JtSTlN JENNINGS, 3 com.r
Benson, Oct J, 1916 AS
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-11-26

STATE or VERMONT DE remem.
Dstuot Of fsithayen, So. ( Dbeted T. liat
J. bate Court holden a, Csstleton, within
aud i1r SAID district, on the 2lst day OF DC.
IoOef, 1870.
Present, A Warnet Judge
Al Instrument IN writing purporing 10 be
the lAst will and testsment Of John Barnes,
late OF Westboven, In said district, de- - ed +,
beng presented TO said court by Abel Barnes
one OF the executors therein named, for pro-
bate
1t Is ordered by said court, that notice
thereof be given 10 all persons interested 10
appear before said court at session thereof
10 be holden al Casllc,on Aforesaid on the
fr. Wednesday It being the 2hd day Of
December, nett, TO conies; The probate Of
"ld will II they see cause, by publishing a
copy OF this order, three weeks succe.ively
previous thereto in the Rutland Herald, a
newspapoprInied q, Rutland.
true copy Of record.
Is IA. WARNER, Judge
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-11-26
PLUNBE NATIONAL DAGUER
IARN GALLERY And PHOTOG
RAPnERS FURNISHING II J..

I hhittENo y " .NiSbis'p - =
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Awarded the gold ard silver medals. iov
ffs, premiums sne two highest honofs .
mo Nston,l. tie Ma,.,cbu..u,. The Ne.
Yott. shd $40 PennsyltaLIs LthibIuon'
ts,peeu'ci'. for 40 mos, splendid Coiofe
Dagu,treo,yp,' and best ,pPat,iS' ever "a
ribhsd
Portrait, iaken IN eIGvisusryie, ~rhou
rrs,rd 10 ~.,ihsr. g. ~
lHprvrtions s,tsn IN the art.
4 large assortment OF sppafhlps and sloci
al~D1, on hsnd al The lowest es.h prices.
New Yotk. ISL Brosdvay Pnnadelphia
t3s Chestnut IT, Boston. IS Couu, aud -
Hanover sn Baltimore. 2Oj Baltimore 81
Washington. Yenn.yi,sn,a Avenue Peters
butgh. Va. henAnlvs Hall: Cincinnati,
Fourth and Walnut. and l76 Main St, Sat.
sioss sprass. Btosdwsv, Pans. 1877 Nlelle
Rue do Tempe Liverpool, ,! Church ST.
REMEDY FOR TIE MILLION !!
For all seasons
Ds. PurLrs CohrouHD IoNtTo PiLIs,
The universal Painter Of The BLOOD and Re
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ctcuOns OF tn GLANDS. SiIn d Lac
or. morbid HufnorS and a VIII
Aled state OF the system.
These Pills having had an unprecedented
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for eight years.are not among those OF doubt.
fol efficacy, or experimental character; bot
can be eonfided In AS composition founded
upon correct iheispeuiie principles. and re-
lied upon as the safest, most pleasant sns
efficient
fukbA T. fDlClNE
ever known, and where a simple cbthaftlc is
needed they
ARE uNFQUALLED.
They will poshreiy cure, and have dene in
more than i've thousand cases,
Uy'peysiaa. JGundrce, Lirer Complaints,
ScrofnL UIcerf, EryJpellS, kng'J
Ep3, ConthPdhon, Rheu'na-
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Ntrr''' foc"
Aem' bfp'e,Hon =" '"'h', Dr'p'y, femae
",c',t'' H'hP''on. % ne HA'". fG'n
engagement o. :,He n0"e'' Mo'9'"
'"'p"iio"' f'd'u'th'F' "rdre'
D'."y' ho,' ~ aHthf'
SuPP''''ed Ftr'p''d'
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ne Ihd'cnuo requiring tic Iom''o rus
ana %heh 'hey Shooia De used without Delay,
as a tRtvtNIivh 10 ne Jorrdhoh Of acute and
= Il
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ESTP4Y

EAPS-Cloth and Fur trimmed a large
~ assortment THIS day received, and Tor
sac by DIP. BELL.
Rutland, Nov. 10, as
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-11-26

PRACTICAL FORMS
CHEAP sdiuon us received t.t .ar
- safe by srrprLts
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CUTLERY.


Onn DOI Iiiiotson's and 6r-sves 4
-'o sons Table snd Desert HALVES ,
.srst s,so,imeni Of
POCKET CUTLERY
q Roe.f. Wo-onholms, formers and
GisAvsi 4 SoLs mste
! .syn',. Gaavos 4 Sons sad Made q
.... ae'sfsTov
betnan and Erslsh ,hssrs and scissoti
A anal ss.of'meni Of btN American Tai
,or, shear ylU received by
M. u Low
Wuftts'l. Nov o. Ist6 i5Iw
srtIE OF VERNoNT.1 REuiemem.
bIsulG Of Fa'fha,ea, .s - beted that
q, probate coBn held a, CasilotoL within
sud Zoe sad alsuict, on the 29.h day Of Oct
4 D. ItlG.
Present, A Warner, Judge
She6oa fd.onon. guardian ui Gideon A.
Looms OF rauiei. m SAID distict, having
made application 10 said couu ur license to
sell al the real sstste Of bis said ward TOT
The puvposs o. paying h,s Just debts
IL 10 ordered that said application be heard
and decided ct session Of said court TO be
holden ct Css,le,oa aforesaid on the first
Wednesday. IL being the ID dsy Of December,
neat, and that all persons DO notified Of the
lime an &c Of heating by publication Of
hiS o. 81 .,e wecks successively IN the
Ruflaut Il I'D a newspaper printed al Rot
lard. \ tue copy OF record
- J A. WARNER, Register.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-10-20
= q L I( I.


OGce IaGtana Mutual Fire Insaraace Company
IxpIANAroLIs. Oct. 10, .sl6
rENuE Manners Of SAID Company hereby notified
that, at a meeting Of Directors held this day i, wa.
Ordsrtd That for the payment OF losse. BY fire. est
mated thereon. and other liabilities sustained and
incurred by said company since september 4, lS45.
seventy dollars and seventy cents the following
Premium Notes given the company
be by the members thereof the Treasurer
before the lth day OF December next ensuing, to-wit
ON Notes in Force,
On all Notes dated before April ~ 1916. and
discharged this date, being from No PA No. 1885,
both inclusive, nine and one qaa'tfrs per cent.
On al Notes dated after April - Ie46. aud be-
fore June 90. 1916, being from No 1897 TO No 34I7.
both Inclusive, nine per cfnt
On all Notes dated after Jane &C. loi6, and be-
fore September ~, 1916. being from No 34ls No
543e both inclusive. eghi aud three quarters
On ali Notes oated after September ID, sac, and
before October g. 1916, being No. 3439 34i4.
both inclusive, fec and THREE quarters per cent.
expired and Discharged Notes.
On all Notes cxpc, or discharged on or after Sept 5
leio, and on or before April % Isle FIRE PEI cent
.n Notes expired or discharged after April % 1876.
before June %, 1916, nee and quarter per ct
On Notes Npirrd or dschar. ii after June % -46 and
ar before sept r., 1916 FIRE and hair PER cent
On Notes expired discharged after sept. ~. 1916,
betorc oct ., Ico, etgt and hnl
On Notes expired or discharged after Oct {, 1916, and
beorr Oct 10, $40, nine and quarter cent
Ordcrd That the Treasurer chaee Interest on Assess
meuts paid n before December 1. lc45.
Receipts jar lSSesSn6Hts Will he orw led Agents
other authorized persons 10 whom Members expect
e. TO MAKE prompt payment Interest viii be charged
all assessments remaining unpaid ater the 4h
of December. winch they payable; and the
expiration OF thirty days from tins Date d.n9ueas will
b. iittl 10 sun for the frhoLe of their
notes agreeahiy to the eleventh section of the charter
Notes Of the State Bank of Inana and of the specie
paying banks ~ kentucky ami Ohio will be required for
assessments
In cases where members have alieaated their Policies
~ sle Of the assured property otherwise they are
hereby notified that - cr outy TO surrender the same
discharge, an! to pay the up the time
Of Sh Surrender, agrecaby 10 the requirements tho
fifteenth section Of the charter, which be enforced
b officers OF the company Tins Is important II
ter 10 members that Agents especially requested
cal their attention to IT. and TO The proper
regard thereto Policies for discharge should be
forwarded through tho local AGENTS, and III,
In ri poicp be discharged until the
amount due TIE Note up OF sur
render be tifst pad. b order of the Directors.
i3Jw - Il. i. NoRRIs, Treasurer.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-10-20

The Washington Union and an extra from the
Cincinnati Commercial. puts us in possession OF
the facts connected with the brilliant achievements
of our arInv in the capture OF Monterey. We
hasten TO Law them before readers BY an extra.
The details viii fully appear in the extracts below
Ii will be seen that the battle long and bloody.
our loss y said 10 be FIVE hundred. Gen. TAYLOR
says, in his dispatches, that s severity IS be
attributed in a good measure 10 the ardor % our
troops in pressing forward 4 suspenso on OF hos
filities has been agreed TO for eight weeks. On
THIS the Union remarks: icifersonian.
The dispatches OF Gen Taylo do not inform
us fully Of the representations and views upon
which he acted in granting 10 the enemy-sub-
lect. however. 10 instructions and orders from both
aoYeraments-an arnisticc OF eight weeks du-
ring which time, in the absence OF such orders,
neither army is advance beyond 4 specified line.
about thirty miles in advance of Monterey. II
must be borne III mind. however. that. III demand
ing such a suspension OF hosiittes III one OF our
lines of operation. the Mexican General may very
probably have held out Gen Taylor prospects OF
pac ifcation between the two countries, which IN
fact, do not exist.
BE this as it NAV, however understand that
Lieut.. ArInistead. the bearer of dispatches from
our government To Gen. TAYLOR, comrnun eating the
failure oF our offer OF ncgot!atIon,and cnIoinln2 re-
nswod sioor in the prosecution OF the war. had ar
rived in New Orleans the ist instant. and IS sand
al once to have chartered the steamboat Galveston
TO convey him to Brazos ST. Jago. lie VIII prob
ably reach Gen. Taylors camp to-day or Tomorrow
if he be not already there. These dispatches
will doubtless induce Gen. Taylor TO concentrate
his troops, and collect his resources as rapidly
possible, with the view of resuming his operations
vigorously so he shall receive oroers to ier
inmate tie armistice These orders. have no
doubt, will promptly be issued from Washington.
We trust they may reach General Taylor in sixteen
days, the time in which Captain Eaton performed
the route to Washington. In such event. little
Cat the worst) can be occasoned; and even that
little time be uscfully spent in securing more
complete and effective preparation. AT all events.
there can, conceive, be no doubt whatever
that an arlnstce which was thus agreed 10 by Gen.
Taylor, sub ect TO the orders o. the two govern
mcns, should be al once terminated.
~~N~~~N~~N~~~~N~~~
[ErOm The 1aliImOre sun Ociaber L.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-10-20

MANY of the papers of this State have
published a statement tia, the man who stabbed
Purcell q, camp Whi,comb. had been sentenced
cnd shot: This is mistake We have i, from
re'ia0'e source tina: ne was sentenced to carry
water tor :hc aso OF the volunteers for one wear.
TO receive no pay. and then TO 10 dram,scd on, q
camp.-pcmocra..
Ailettcr from Nncroo .says:-"You have doubt
less heard Of The powder plots which were iai,
about tho Temple, and in various parts of tho
city. for the rurrose of Swinging upon the pcsss
when 1t should enter. How many wero dug i.
ye, unknown, bu; the, have been dug up to tho
number OF sosen--one of which was about
fifteen fee. from ihf from, door OF tho Temple
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-10-20
A CHANGE.

A CHANGE.-Hereiofore. in the progress
of the infamous war. tool of an Executive
has prosecuted agains: Mexico. our Commssa
RES have been required 10 pay the people Of
Mexico for al the provisions the army required.
50 far as they lad them for sale 1t has now
been determined a Washington thai our army
snail BY force take a the provision. forage &c.
they can .ln4. at.hoa; making any compensation
therefor. Wei. tin. Is consistent; ana We only
wonder iha: ROBBERY WIS no: commenced before
MURDER. y n: ntll 81 the mex, step, The ar
my is now authorized Il take booty. and the next
VII BE- the BEAUTY of the land. The
whole black catalogue of barharoGs atrocities
which hive etlarac:erizsi a MARS Of con9ues; Is
% b Il .el w.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-10-20
T. L K L T 0 N s =.

The recent election in MARYLAND has result
ed IN the triumph of the Wing party. The Sen
ste stands IL wings 10 locos. The House Of
Delegates % wings. and ocos 80. Wing ma
ority on Joint ballot %.
NAISE.-The Boston Alias from careful ex-
animation Of the returns from Maine. conc udes
that the State Will have wing Governor and
legislature through the year l>47.
OHio.-Retlrns have been received from nbou,
forty counties. which give Bebb. tho whie candi-
date for Governor. q considerable increase over
the vote received for Bar;iy in the same Counties
The wings have eec.ed :heIr governor md a
large na jorIiy the Legislature. In the Con-
gresslonal election. Faran. loco. Is elected in
Hamilton countv-T. L. Hamer, loco. in the
Ciermont Districts. David Fisher. wing in the
Butler District: r. c. Schenca. wing. in tho
Montgomery District +. S. CANDY. wing il the
! Clark District; Dan Duncan. wing. has beaten
Sam. Nedorv in the Columbus Dsstric. By $50
votes. 4 Wig s reported to be eiecied IN the
Nusklrgum District. and that why IS elected
IN the Fairfield District. The indications are
that ;ho wings have elected ma iority Of men,
bers Of Congress.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-10-20

+ From the Baltimore sun, October .
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-10-20

Ito, Late 10 HoDe, No, eonsumptve reader,-des-
pair not-there is hope for You. Buchans Hungarian
Baar. OF life. the Great English Remedy, has cured and
viii cure the most desperate cases.
Ffonl =. A Holrland, Esq Worcester. Mass have
sol large quantities OF the Hungarian Balsam Aids
" orcc>trr county, with the marked In
cases 81 Asthma three persons who purchased half
bottles each for that complaint declared that there
nothing like H. II Is truly the great remedy" for
ali disc oi the chest ana lungs. Yours truly.
:. A. ROWLAND.
l5-Pa,np!ets respecting ,his Great English Remedy
Il. had gratis Of DR.. J. iiowels. Richmond, la.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-10-20

Con>fan, tNe.Cisc...W hen constant exercise cannot
be nsed, from the occasional of opening
such BraDdret' UNIVERSAL Vegetable Pills
absolutely required Thus the condus of the blood
the fountain of life, kept free from those impurities
which would prevent Its steady current health
linus morbid humOr prevented from bee oming mix
with IT, 1t IS nature winch thus assisted through
and Outlets which she has provided for herself
Daily Of these Pills will be injurious because
longer they used the less
operation. They are the only medicine known which
posse. tins quality Reference be gwen to some
respectable citizens, whom they have cured
Of constitutional costiYcness.
lg-Ihe above Pills be had Of the following nts
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-10-20

CINCINNATI Marker. oct. I7...Flour. 3:5sG2:s5 y
bri. heat. 65cs per bashei; Corn 25cold. 2-8
Bic, oats pc Rye = q he; yey, 5JG i9~. y col
IGil-c = ID: Nln1ow-tIgaSs. + 1ok-- bv . Is
10 b. - - 100 b. II S}sf9l2 bv = Si:}; h.s-
ky.l-4dl~4c = gall Iaiiow, 6 3-oc = az Coffee, from
= TO : ID infe-sor 70 PRIME. Sugar, y O. q lie
for goo9 far: Lard. No l. $40. t.: No > r.
Ln>eea Oil. 46a &c = gal: Oil cake. Sl051a1I - tom
y. .. Mo asses &c Z gall Butter. q lUc n IT,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-10-20

DIED.-On ~aiar5av evening last, Of consumptIon
Miss L1 Ola : STAFFORD, aged about 10 years.
"a that from the kincliug fires,
Is seen this ELonlent, aac the next eApires;
As empty cIouLs By rising WINS iost
Their Getting forms iogu1 IMAM lost;
so vanIsfes state 50 pass Caysi
The cradle ana the tomb alas nigh,
To I've scarce ClstInguIsI'd f-oni to Gle
Departed this life, the Goth Of last month Sept
RACHEL. caughter Of CHARLzs and HARRIET MEREDITH,
the 5'E year Of her age.
She Lal Of promise-piucked
From Of is parent stem;
The messenger Of deeth hath knocked
Ana claimed the youthful gem.
Long, long tay ten4er pare MS Gear
VIII mourn thy early coo.n--
As when they gaze- pom thy bier
Or followed 70 the tomb
But vet their grief without
i ray Of hope DIVINE.
II ElCh silent comes. anC whispers soft:
4 Heavenly home IS thine,
Our babes demand mothers love
fathers guardian care;
But they who dwell IN realms ADORE,
Shall hare Father there
RichmoEd 18th 18th, ls46 -CossTasz..
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-10-20
SONS OF TEMPERANCE.

The following the officers elect Of Clark DIVISION,
% s. : OF T.. for the ensuing quarter: B. W, Davis.
John II Hutton, Wm. J. Sayrc. s. Joha
6. Iyi-. a = G. II, HUFF, Geo. Mccullough, r.
Theron Park. Jesse NJ. Hutton, {; James Horner,
5, Abraham Philips,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-10-20

IL'yEEr EstAEi.E3
EsHE undersigned keeps for hire reasonable terms
q several good Horses, Bugges, &c, at his Livery
Stable, the Of ms nee, on Main street
WILLIAM CHEESMAN
Richmond, October l3, 1876 44E
The daily union., 1846-09-01
KEE COMM SSION.-

rHERO KEE COMM ssION.-The
~ Commissioners to examine claims under the
treaty with the Cherokees of 1886 will meet for
the duties of their appointment in one of the rooms
in the basement Of the Capitol, where all claims
will be presented. ...."
The commissioners have established the follow.
ing regulations
L. All proofs relating to claims shall be in writing
legally authenticated, and the evidence of witnesses
shall be in writing, under oath legally administer.
ed and authenticated and deposited with the socre-
tary of the commission.
III. All arguments, statements, applications, or
motions Of counsel, attorneys agents, or claimants,
shall be in writing, and deposited with the secretary
of the commission.
Ill. All the papers filed with the commission
shall be deposited with the secretary, and cannot be
withdrawn by any person under any pretext what
ever.
lV. The Commissioners will not permit any
claimant, or any person concerned for them to con-
verse with the Commissioners or their secretary
privately, upon the subject of any claim or any
matter relating thereto.
BENZ. II. BREWSTER, co.,u,;..;..
EDWARD HARDEN, commissioners
Aug 29-4td4te
The daily union., 1846-09-01
WHAT is THE SHORT SENSE OF THE
LONG SPEECHP

The lntelligencer of last Monday laid itself out IN
an article designed to ridicule that sbomnatiOn 70
the view Of its English aristocratic feelings-th'
democracy Of numbers-which it can neither I"
duce nor drive from its path of duty. 1t is the cher
acteristic Of microscopic minds to rail and rdicu'
where they have not the strength to argue, nor h'
patience to endure; and we feel, therefore, rather
disposed to pity than reprove the lntelligencsrt :
efforts. All we object to is, that inveterate habit Of
its editors-which they cannot lay aside even n
their most playful mood--of appealing to forelgn
The daily union., 1846-09-01
THE TWO TARIFFS.

We surrender large portion of our space bi,
evening to the publication of table showing. i
detail and in one comparative view, the prscie,l
operation Of the tariffs Of 1912 and 1886, resD.,
lively We shall publish the remainder Of this t,bI
tomorrow. The value and the importance Of n.
information thus given, will amply excuse to Ou
readers the absence in this evenings paper Of our
usual variety. We may take occasion, hereaft,,
to draw some differences from the faeis which ar
thus presented in condensed and perspcuOu,
form.
The daily union., 1846-09-01

d~asAs
modify guos pwps" approved
md act
M
TN the bysad a the espa6.
aesad the Of
he act July, 1886 exclusively
The daily union., 1846-09-01

nRAWN numbers Of the Alexandra Lote.
- ry, No. "a, drawn 29th August, 1876.
81, So, 40, 49, 25 rs, 80, 45 30, a. So, 4s. 12 @
On Tuesday, list September, Alexandria Lottery,
draws at Alexandria
CAPITALS.
20,000-s5 ,000--s2, ,5OO-sI, ,Oss.
10 prizes of 81 000--l0 do Of $500, &c.
70 numbers--I4 drawn ballots.
Tickets S5--halves - 5O--quarters sl 25.
On Saturday, 5th Sept,
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,
Class B, will be drawn
SPLENDID PRIZES
/ do 10000 do S.'ooo
] do 5000 do o'ooe 'ooo
10 prizes Of 81 ,250-25 do. Of Al. .OOO-- -
25 do. $500, &c.
70 No lottery-13 drawn ballots.
Tickets sl0-halves s5-qusrters a. so.
For sale by
J. G. GREGORY g. CO.
Managers, next door east Of the National Hotel
washington Dc Aug. 3l--d&cihd
The daily union., 1846-09-01

viii be sold low.
~ ID. CLAGETT q co.
The daily union., 1846-09-01

Wool coarse the value whereof at the
last port or place whence exported TO tho United
States, shall be cents, or under, per pound :
Wool, all other unmanuiaetured compound duty
Wool, manufactures Of, or Of which wool shall be a
component part, except carpetings, aannes, bookings
and baizes blankets, worsed stuff goods, ready made
clothing, hosiery mits gloves, caps, and binding :
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-12-15
RICH AND FAsHONAnLE GOODS.

RICH AND FASHIONABLE GOODS.
lust received this morning. WALTER HARPER IL
CO.'S, from the late extensive sale Of French fancy
goods in New York
Rich printed Cashmeres
Plain colored do
Royal Highland plaids, all wool
Satin-iaced royal plaids bright colors
Printed Cashmere robes, Ii colors
Rich royal plaid Cashmere d'Ecosse
Rich figured reserve do
Rich Paris style do
Very rich Vclonte pattern do
Rich sma-plad de LANES and Cashnietes for childrsr
Magnificent detached bouquet do
Do do pout de solo ...
Extra rich figured canelle '.f...
Rich chameleon Armure silks
Highland plaid do ...
Extra triple chain damask satin
26-ncl rich satin Soutach pout de sole
Rich figured satin robes for evening dresses
Splendid silk robes, Voanse broche
Riya's 80 and 40nch black Italian ennisno for manlas
Paturle Lupin IL Cor bombasins and plain Cashmercs
Pink, blue and white Dcrages
Evening dress goods
Rich long Cashmere shawls
Rich square do and Broche shawls
Beautiful Terkerri shawls of entirely new designs
Real lndeux long and square shawls
Rich silk do
Plain mode and black Cashmere shawls
Embroidered linen-cambrc handkerchiefs, &c
These goods of the latest and approved styles
and designs purchased at reduction OF price La
dies may expect bargains by calling rs above at
WALTER HARPER & CO.,
Pennsylvania avenue between 9th and 10th streets.
Dec. 9-3teod Intel