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r. TAYLOR.

John EDGAR, professor Of music, 10Th streets
y between d and K, west side, respectfully in
forms the citizens of the District that he has made
Washington his place Of residence; and that he will
give lessons in music upon the pianoforte, guitar,
and other Instruments. He will also give instruc-
ions in singing and win pay particular attention to
he forming of the voice. He Haters himself, from
his long experience that he viii give general salts
faction. He refers 20 the following gentlemen, in
whose families he has been teaching for several
years. For terms, &c, apply at his residence.
REFEnEHcEs. ...
Judge b. Tucker, professor William and Mary
College; Professor Saunders, Professor Millington,
Professor Minigrodc, Professor Dew, Or. Peachey,
DR.. Mercer, DR.. Waller, Dr. Cole, Rev. Mr. Hold
ges. . .. ...... Jan 6-eodn
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DRIME NEW BACoN-Just received LOT
i Of choice new bacon hams, sides, shoulders,
and owles, Of selected count ry pork, cured in the
best manner for family use.
PRESLEY SIMPSON,
Pennsylvania avenue, 2 doors east Of lIth ireet.
Feb 4-3t
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DRINCE'S LINNEAN BOTANIC GARDEN
i AND NURSERIES, Flushing, near New
York.-WmLIAa r. PRINcE & Co.'s new descrip-
tive catalogues, (34th cdton,) comprising the lar
gest and select collection Of fruit and ornamen-
tai trees and plants in the United States, occupying
sixty acres Of ground icih prices much beIo,o those
usually charged, and with additions of above five
hundred select varieties Of fruits; and twelve hum
bred varieties Of ornamental trees shrubs and roses,
not in any other American nursery, will be sent to
every postpaid applicant. The present edition of
these splendid catalogues cost 500.
Orders will be executed with despatch, and in a
superior manner, and forwarded as desired.
VIM. r PRINCE & co.
Flushing Feb A. lS46-1m ~". ..
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Drawn NUMBERS Of the Alexandra Lotto
- ry, No. S, drawn January 81, 1886.
IA, 4s, ~, IS, 10, 40, 80, So, &C, pc, ., %.
Three capitals of $4,000.
On Saturday, Feb. 7,
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY.
SPLENDID SCHEME:
3 capitals of s25 ,O0O-slO O00-S5, 00O-s2, 227-
40 prizes Of 81, 000-5D do Of $500, &c.
Tickets Sl0-Haives S5-Quarters So so.
For sale by
J.. 6. GREGORY & CO.,
Managers, next door east Of the National Hotel,
Washington City, D. c.
Feb 4-diftd
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BACKGAMMON BOARDS, cheap; well and
ID strongly made and neatly finished; complete
with backgammon men, dice, and dice boxes. Price
one dollar.
Feb. F. TAYLOR,
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The following petitions and memorials were pre-.
sented under the rule, and referred to the appropr
ate committees:
By Mr.. McCLELLAND: The petitions Of r. Young mat,
oil the schooner Brewster and oil Capt Lamaris cboon
er Rainbow for appropriation for harbor
creek, New York Also petition OF George Afford of Mon
tionary pensioners.
By Mr. WICK; A joint resolution of the general s,sen
bly, OF the State Of Indiana, the subject OF the improve
ment Of the ST. Josephs rivers referred the ON
Roads and Canals Also, joint resolution in relation 10
the Buffalo and Mississppi railroad referred TO the Com
mittee on Roads and Canals Also Joint resolution for
the continuation and completion Of the road
resolution tho subject Of the public lands Also ion,
resolution ON the subject Of school sections Also ion,
resolution on the subject Of the vacant lands in ssid
Also joint resolution praying reduction Of The nrie
ofpnblc lands TO actual settlers these four
referred TO the Committee on Public Lands Also iont
resolution relative to naturalization laws Also Joint
ouon on the subject Of liens real estate both of bcb
were referred TO- the COMMITTEES the Judiciary Also
Joint resolution in relation to the sgners of the
Independence; referred to the Committee ON me Pubn
Buildings '' '"' '"Oi~
By Mr.. HARMANsoN: The petition Of lame. n n.r.n.
port lot the confirmation OF Of land In the south.
western district Of Louisiana; referred 10 the Comm
on Private Land Claims Also the petition Of Thomas
scott IN reference 70 land claim referred to the Commit
tee on Private Land Claims Also the petition Of Charles
capped praying the confirmation OF certain tract he held
Land Claims.
By Mr. SAWYER sundry petitions from citizens Of Ohio
praying Tor the completion Of the National rosd: referred
70 the COMMITTEES on Roads and Canals Also petition for
naval depot II Maumee bay referred 10 the Coms. on
Nsv Ahsirr Also sundry petitions for the mprovsmsn,
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the property, without sending one at an expense of
%, 000' ....... .. ... .....l.
If not he desired to know whether tho propertv
was of value enough to pay the expenses of the
commission. He doubted it,
Mr.. Mckay said he had no precise information
as to the value Of the properly. He presumed,
however, that it must be considerable. Gentlemen
had all the information on the subject which he
possessed, and which was that contained in the
letter which had been read from the State Depart
ment. . d..
Mr.. AsIIMUN desired the gentleman to state
what property there was, ifthere was any. -.
Mr.. MCKAY said he did not precisely know
what property there was. He had, he repeated, no
information other than that which had lust been
laid before the House. The Secretary of State had
said that there property there. He (Mr Mex.
took it for granted that there was. The Joint
resolution admitting Texas into the Union had pro-
vided that this transfer should be made, and the
constitution Of Texas had declared that the leeisa.
ture ofthat State should make provision for IT,
Mr.. ASIIMUN said he should like to be in
formed whether there Yves any properly.
Answers came from several quarters, "You
know there is.'l
Mr.. YELL explained that there was property,
consisting Of several hree) fine vesselsofwar artil.
lcry stores in the navy-yard, custom-house &c
The Chairman interposed, with the remark, that
there was no question before the committee.
Mr.. MCDOWELL asked that the latter part of
the Dill nc again rcaO, WHICH ndNinB Dcen OOne-
Mr.. Med. moved to strike out $4,000, and insert
81 900. go,
The amendment was rejected.
Mr.. MILTON BROWN moved to strike out
$4,000, and insert $4,000 and he proceeded to argue
that this was mere Job, without any purpose in
view except to receive this property, and to hand il
TO the charge Of the keeper of the house.
and other agents Of the government. He did not
wish to throw any oha,acle in the way, but he could
see no necessity for 10 expenditure Of $1,000 in
mere intermediate agency.
Mr.. GRAHAM insisted briefly on tho absolute
necessity of such an agency. ~
Mr.. KcKAY again stated that he had no nforn1e-
nation other than that which had been communica-
ted by the Secretary Of State. The joint rssolu-
ton admitting Texas had expressly provided that
the public property should be ceded to the United
States. II Of course necessary that the govern
ment should have person there to receive il. The
government itself he, presumed, had specific in
formation on the subject Suppose that after the
csssion Of this properly had been made there should
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ton could set up a claim 10 that territory, unless
Engand-in the language of his coeague-was the
residuary legatee from Adam to all the earth, to
which no other nation could show the best possible
title. That had been her language to her young
daughter; but her daughter had grown up to man.
hood, not under her fostering care. [Laushter. !
Gentlemen laughed; but he said manhood, for she
had proved herself in her conflicts with the
mother country; and whom our strength was but
three millions she had proved that the Ango-Saxon
blood had improved by contact with liberty. She
had shown the truth Of the sentiment,
Thrice is he armd who hath his snsrroI JUST
We bad dared the power Of Great Britain when
we were but three millions strong. Should we now
cover before her when our population was twenty
millions2 ITO.
But we were urged not to give the notice. and we
were told Of the power and strength Of England--of
her steamers her battle ships and all that
vast armament with which she rode over the ocean,
and by which she assumed to call herself the mis-
tress Of the seas. He (Mr J) cared as little for the
strength Of England as this House a, the las, ses-
sion cared for the imbecility Of Mexico; and he
would sooner throw down the guage of battle to the
power Of bullying England than 10 clustering, i'm
potent Mexico.
This might be considered by England cause Of
war; but could it be just cause Of war; Let them
marked our course, and we must be reereant 10 our
duty il we deviated from that course. He argued
thstit could not be just cause OF war, inasmuch ss
the giving the notice but the exercise Of rio HI
specially provided for by the convention Of 1897
Nobody would think it a just cause Of war on our
part il she were to exercise the same right and to
give us this notice. He also thought connect
ed with this, that the extension Of our laws over
citizens in that territory, as she had done over
hers more than twenty years sgo-and the building
forts for the protection Of our settlements as she
had done hkewise--would no, be Just cause Of war
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House, ana ueClucu IN tne negative.
So the House decided that the memorial should
not be read. .......... .ars.nlf-.. HHgt..#
Mr.. STEPHENS called for the reading Of tn,
The SPEAKER said, the House had refused thu
reading Of the memorial. -'
Mr.. STEPHENS called, he said, for the reading
of the resolutions; not Of the memorial
Mr.. HOLMES said he would move the printing
Of the memorial, so that gentlemen might read IT. Of
not, at their pleasure.
Mr.. MCCONNELL demanded tellers on the read
The SPEAKER said it was too late. The Hous,
had decided agains, the reading and the question
before the House was on suspending the rules fol
the purpose Of receiving the memorial.
Mr.. COBB asked the yeas and nays on that mo
ton, which were ordered; and being taken, resulted
as follows:
YEAs--Messrs Abbott, stephen Adams, Arnold, Ash
Burlington, Burt, John q. Chapman, Reuben Chap
man Cooke, Cosner, Crsnston Cro1ier Culver Gsrret
ing F.rsn Fickiin srvin Harper Henley Herrick Hi
lard Elias B. Holmes ssac E. Holmes, George s Houston
washington Hunt Charles = lngsrsoll Daniel r King
vaine Marsh, NJ Her Moseey Perrill Petit Pollock, Ju
Inns Rockwell John A. Rockwell, Root Runk, schenck
s,,n,on stephens strohm Thbodesux, Thomssson BEN
ianin Thompson, Thurman, Tibbstts, Iilten Toombs
Trumbo, Vance, yinton, Wick, Winthrop, woodruff, sn'
iTRSs.Ne.sr. Bayiy, Bisgs Bowlin Brinksrhon
prockenhrough Csthcsrt Chapman, Clarke, Cobb, Cul
pI,i,Shsm pnnI,n FdsaIi Ellsworth Erdnsn, Giles
c,oodyear Gordon Hsmn Harrison, Hough, Y W. Hnherd
s. o. Hubbard, Hudson, Hnngerord, Hunter; Jepslns
James " johnson, Joseph Johnson George " Jones
r~sborn Jones Preston King. Lawrence, Leake. Leih
I.wis Lyon, LunpkIn Msclsy, McClesn. Mccleh.nd
seconrss msDoT p., hss nSs es R.sban Reid
81 3 si.ss, L.onsrd n sims, sinp.,n Tsom.' s~is-
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atom Hy44s Classical and Commercial boar
dfRa and Dsy school The ilevs John
Iiutks date President Of Franklin G0l-
isge) Rector, 10 comments on the Isl
iahnafy 1890
The course III instruction d. his ihstitas
ton. will nbfacH, II the English aud elassl4
gal department. f1HfHte AMI critical a%ftslti7n
10 egBiB glttY1. tifa4ffgH aud phj8bFY w VI vs.
branches. the application u The rules q
pfta1dy IN The structure thd scanning q
Greek and Latin verse, il feFattfsd ~ a. eE-
efeiss Indispensable t1yafd q thereu}h
knowledge abd appreciation " me beaaliss
Ur ancient puettY,
t4hait 10 - we'll the haFtF 6tssihH desire
aHd Gaze NJ lta feeiif aud his aaaistant7i ~ r.
labor III the maai Important lthst thnimtttea
" then, that their pntllai may, ~toseih7f win
irrenruaehable moral aud fellHfpu7 cone
dAat,aauuira ven tnPritBa reputation. iaf
sound. useful practical and accomplished
satBlaFshih An able professors : hattte e
titnsarv f8ltB athe,s til be employed II ne
a~rssapVi RSttl Give Instructions IL The Ffedrh
s.gsfaan AID Spanish langitagez, also IN
nlsabfa, geometry, tFiEUn1neifF, [piaih
ana 4bhsfiaaIl Theoretical aud practical
suFvs9iaB. liapaf drawing, Afliphestnte and
Landscape painting. i,
Fha feat a. HffnHds hi9 li1res 81 continued
sistfeaaaa hntl literal supp tft BY A enc
rhfsast nghltt. 81 tie successful txrs-
tisnee Yfa Quarter OF a century In this e5bn'
fry ana Europe -Ha tie strongest ectili1eha
dattJas ffom distinguished citizens N LOUIS.
fpea. and tbs 1tfuiihaz aud ab6Ye All, ~ he
iaifiy tested progress IF BIZ ruptisfth moral
literary aud scientific HrfHye neHtn
Particulars as n discipline gulfHe 0f sttta
aiaH, vacations So. att may be obtained by
application to the Rev, ltih Btf5e. uat5h
Rouge.
fFasa at rrtftts far day pupils II 'bs e.
smantarg hfanahes If aG English education
t,raiiIna, reading, writing aad arittttette
ttags nBt4las B0e, per mtuth, %tlis7tes ana
mathp MATES, ~ ( ipbtAt7 per month"; ni''efl
LaatHa4Hs with other studies tiBHf hoLbAns
Rsfrt tss,, 4fh Right Rev, hsobitas
patk. III hlzh ID If Tie pL5eese Of hag Tue
nav Francis 4 Hawks, d. rector " Ghflst
t1htfsA. New Ultpahs, Tbs Rev D1htal g
Lewis. rettBr ar Grace Uhartli Hh Francis.
v,tle, The Rsy w u iaey, y 2 reator q re
Southern institute, for gpuhs ladies. jaDFsnn'
la. Ritehitouhea4 the Hon 80 hanPpet'
uss. pa Morse, James Taylor ahd Charles
AIM ,ltia, tyhn X Elsae. flsau he Ba.
ytl4on. oprieuaas, judge 6yeftou, Hon X
King nc, Sc,
Donallaeaviite, talsn Nthhols,
nalou Rouge. b 4 Avery, Hsia 80.
The pfoape8tus af the Boarding School
Ne,,wltl he issued NJ ~ aedays.
= The teacher whose services have been
engaged. speaes Ffehah with tile fteN eY ant
ragrsatupss Ut a we'll ioehtsd native ot
France,
December 18th, lHlh'
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NOTICE TO

The subscriber respectfully informs build
ers and others, that he is prepared to execute
all kinds ofbrick and mason work-and that
he will put up buildings and furnish all the
materials necessary-such as brick, sand
me, &c, on the most reasonableterms.
He also offers his services to sugarplanters
and from hislong experience in setting sugar
kettles and other work necessary in q sugar
house he can give ample satisfaction.
Apply 70 L0YEAU BERHEL,
Ceb4 50 at the Garrison ~brickyard.
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Cheapest and Best Goods
IN HAYDN RnHEEl

49, #E#.# -.
Az NJ YeitgB Store HaRief tho HUI
Hgg Hgg3y fancy pri4st Of latest styl
as.atla4 IL. French %, taif HledfnifE y
aaautaia4 III. uew style half ntpHfbinH q
fshrv bine Az blue plaihd dunestiest afto
sLasLs SHIFTING stripes blue dtibths 2
saftad aetanadas, fancy bdftahadss bf9a
]a1tttan dahast bed tisks4 hf1Rh linen. net
tt94 white and brown tHbis el5tbst oaht9ni'
aahtets, nanapls, bieleskih tas9iittetes ,hlaot
Alnarra, green Ctfeasfahy asserted aaEi1sh
Wstin9ps bIeaehed dBtnsstits, uhbleaehP.e
Al. saddle lahHets, eulofed tamibfieRs blaee
b8mbagpffa, cotton velYstH, extra itile 9laeA
sitH, irish Linens, Botseis and o9fae1 sRitist
aim elastic suHpenderst blaet SINE eteV9tS
f.aa4ftts prihtR' Madras HandEefChiefs La
1iss, at,ttipgs If all kinds mems half hose.
t.diss sirht caps. children do, mattaas bind
,as. ,ysrsfrd Az, eBalde, Wofstsd serge Fhlts
sn7d aatpfsa blot gloves. cotton umbrellas
h~anrs,s and bonnet ribbon. Linen Besof
hifts, side combs tshtll ard horny Muslh'
ai aa oaeo's ii 'apgts.-Oal sewed beots,reH
sed d.. hip do, mud dos H.
Map'z calf seWed bft gHns, pegsea ao' HtI
do. Creole po, Itasset Do .t,a.3.
Ladies' WatEthg shoes, hfhHHhs ~ az Fl1as
| kid sims. Misses do, ghilareh's SHOES Oh va
FNh+H EA 't@
Gus kinds.
Hai. aaa GipA- CasHimers hats, broat
rim hats tblatk and vhitet glazed caps
9th aud glazed de, fur dos
uARDWAREApaeket Knives, scissor.
rsggrs. Hatcher Knives, table knives and lhFi
e~arvtng DO. shBemH#efs' Knives, planes aa
sertsd, ebisels, aagers, squares, afawtnl
knives, eompasAes, castings, britannia meta
spoons, German silver DO, Iron DO rfsa e.
latsits, knob locks, improved patent knob do
Knob t,ateheH. Norfolk DO. brass plated spurs
nfamiam screw. patent butt and strap hin
La. tut taels, beads, silver thtmblest iinita
lion 40. waitass, saueppah7 II, SPADES shihgtihi
hatghets, Sc.
BR6EKfRY=Gfahita dishes, al sizes
Salad ta. dinner, breakfast and sour plate
etfss and lea cups. baWls, white and raihle'
nwars aud basin5lan various other Rftielt
loo numerous to mention
osrcall anl examine brfore purchasing
4 CttAB, A. HILL"
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REALM a0N.

Dealers Ia eftes. provisions, hafiRar
shoes fsa. wBaid Inform their customers and
me habiiB generally thai they nov have Hha
Wtti continue tu keep On hand d complete as
softmehl u the above articles, which they
are determined to sell as low Tor cash as
they can be ltad ID ibis place.
GROCERIES, u PROVISIONS.
Flour. whishty, bacon, lard Havana, and
ttl9 coffee. brown, white and loaf sugars
family and scented soap black aud cayenne
peppef, Alisptee and cloves, diitfnsRsi einnai
mon. sihaat, saletatas, mustard, starch, fine
aud coarse salt, sperm and star candles fibes
imperial, g]uBppWdgf and bluett teas pickles.
sHftiHes. sht9j cigars tobacco. indigo olive
al brandy, gin, rum atihesHlte, wins and ets
der vidBghf HtntHhtB1's buffers,
HARDWARE 40,
Cult and Wfet nails, Anas' sbBveis and
spades, trace, log and dog chains, Carolina
HES. collins axes ard hatshsts, ham fisfs
saws, Suit and stFtp hinges, screws tatFs
trails, auesfs. ehisels mill aud baud saw
files, door, chest, cupboard aud pidloelr5i
curry combs, table, p0eeat and butcher
knives. ifau and brass plated spurs, hand sud
and doe irons, shears and scissors planes
and plane bits, squares, rules, drawing
knives, pitchers, shhe knives aud thread.
aWis, faaps. shoe lasts, corr sBts Wa. pewter
and brass ~fossetsi iron aud britannia table and
tea Spoons, iapan'd waters and eahdlesittHst
ten Hetties aud coffee mills. hand and cross
cut SAYS, snaHls and plated bride bits ladies'
aud Swimmers, frying and dust pans steel
yards, wire brass aud hare steFas, wash rel.
lies aud pots Of yafiehs sizes, gtiddles.
sauce pans, spiders, ovens, door HOOKS aud
bolts, iapah'd bellows, lamp blagki shoe
bfaBhlng aud brushes, cotton, wool aud play,
ing cards, water and well buckets, axe helyes
k%seters, washboHfjs. tubs, ]etaFns, cocoa dip
pef4, tin btthets and cups. pans. lHnternst 6i
pots, lamps. PLATES, %f1hHels. rope sud t#iBat
assorted si8ss; uahaun, fish lines and hoods
sugar boxes, needles thread, buttons bbhht
and eyes, tooth brushes, combs, shaving
brushes, lead peasiis and points, 60
i9ghe,poskel BOOKS aud purses. german hnt
toilet glesses, german h1fps, letter aud foel
cap paper, INK, waters, and steel pens, r6R
def shot. lHal etJtefas, saltpstfe, salts salt
soda, whiting, sulphur, aud oanbhef'
CtGARES DE Ia H4gANH
1UsrpH TUafs faltfeneht jatb5j inform
d public h'Eet gtH'Ddast Baton Rouge, 9u'i
4 eB yantH Ell gtus ct en- dblaily aes gtgatB
i'Hns qti3litt s1peFietfs
Ausst EltfHh, JUS 10 titfen, l~iqteurH fin
Sea das pfis tn0detast
a0ht 10 W.
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THE GREAT Il EDY!!
HOUSES (latc Clemons') INDIAN
TONIC.
A SAFE Am SURE CrRE ron

CHII.Ls OR AGuE AND FEVER,
III The unprecedented time of Fice Hours.
The attention Of the public is particularly
called TO this GagAr RENrpr for. CutLts Or
AouE Ann FEveR, aud ia doing 80, the Pro-
prietor deems it proper 10 make the following
declarations, the trat9 Of which, he desires
tho people to test by a trial, and he will cheer.
fully abide their decision, viz: list. Tho arti
Gle IS pleasant and convenient 10 take. 2ad.
Il viii cure crerg case, ii tie directions are
observed. 3rd. II will leave ma injurious ef.
facts in the system: On the Coatfary, 1t imparts
strength to the coasti'ntio... 1 HI. 1t il pure.
Nv vegetable, aad ratinad from all gross parti-
cles which render other preparations so mud
dr aud itsavraeahle % the taste. 9th. II will
cure with perfect certainty 10 five hours.
IL CertriGafes or tho wrapper around ne
bottle. of cures from six months u ten years,
standing.
Prepared and sold. wholesale aud retail. by
Geo. w. House, Nashville, Tenn. and bg
Geo. nj. Heroman, opposite the aIethodist
Church. Sole agent for Geo. w House, at
Baton Rouge.
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R00RG1 n00RNLl


Burton's Anatomy If Melancholy
John Horne Tooke's Diversions Of Farley,
Motto Travels in Europe ard the Fast
~Starkhoue's History of the Bible,
United States Drawing Book,
Calloot's Musical Grammar,
Thonson's Materia medica and Anatomy,
Dungligon's Practice Of Medicine,
DungIigon's Therapeutics and Materia Me-
dIea,
Wilson's Human Anatomy,
Graham's Elements Of Chemistry,
DrUifa Modern Surgery,
fla Places Mecanique Celeste,
The Select works Of Mrs. Ellis,
Annan's Difficulties ofArmenian Metho
Russel's Sermons,
Just received and for aaie by
GEO. nj. HEROMAN,
81 Opposite the Methodist Church.
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.NEW GOODS

The undersigned have received 81 their ~
ready we'll filed store, the folluHi4H addition,
B,ragas If The latest patterns tFs1eh anu
HnpiIsh H,islFinep, i4eDtiets. printed lawns
an6sa#sI nglntH. black aud White h1i7liijs,
pfiljtsd rhambgpY, calUfad cfafe, tape
.b5tk mu.iias, paiHnt Victoria mtsllis. nae-
Ala. vyprtpd p~lllars. faH embroidered haiiifnrs
Ghiaf ladies' ani gentlemen fanfy efatats,
aH,lrh and ugahdte giHglia1ts, irish liii5ti
sstapiItas. linen laYtB bishops lawn, boon
,,asiis. arfss aud until %ntlslihH, Russ d
shaplin4 az, 10 y and ief4, lltHsia diapaft
biFdsuy8 III, iatnask table HiHthay %ftptttisi
uapg dfiIitrlgs, t9ltapida, French %ttaftnn.
ltapa iitblHF, cotton lh, lipaa elatk %lista'as'
ynFtt ,fnpim4, f~9lofei tsinbfitE, fanny prints,
sardad skirts. grass ID, ]tfeutotihV do ttraga
s,atfs anil ahag Ii, hIlri and white wells. bon.
tal t,ibanl, t,ih All POLKA ftbb1hds. Fua
san jinaa,A. EinBey hiHnats iJf ladies' ahH
,ai=sas. j,aghori aud Paaalua hats, eassitaare
hate. sill sni Il U pnekat lfatilteftbiHi7t
,agdla .tvagaad cambria tanttatshiafs, sitA
,aF4a5 and fsIiaales, bUbihet for caps am
yuils, tifatd anil ebilaf ed1inF7 ah1 user.
iinuH, infant CAPS, petittihsrY' anu so many
other Articles too HulHpfn15 ~ i%ii1IHtoh'
Gentlemen msttnb afes# and lFoBH en'!a'
ltaaH drills III, epttBnala dt, tafl1fooii da'
rettsip cloth ia, papaiuais Of the SAME mas
~lpralp. fancy summer vpats, 1F all descriptions
b9ys' clothing aiso hats aud caps. SHOES, boots,
]4aieara. b5otaeE. half b%odt5aa, bnsbfa, and y
faet a p]aaefal assortment Of shoes fef gentle.
man AID lad ea and ehIllren, suitable FOR The
sa,4an, ~ of WHICH viii be- sold a. the lowest
rates.. III each ard cash only, At the cheap
store 81
pANgEt. HESS. & Co
All The po ,ds have bsen purchased by
Sanger himself