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Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-05-23

IrOut.-James M. Ward and or 3 other
disciples Of The angling rod started north on the
day next after last Saturday. to the tributaries
of the Wisconsin river, and returned on Mon.
day evening with more brook front ",han
mule could pack" We have fed on these
speckled fish in Lancaster until the very chill.
dren begin 10 grotp frsckied.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-05-23

The facts 10 regard TO our quarrel with Mex.
leo, are about these: Mexico and tho United
States have long been disturbed in consequence
OF tho Annexation OF Texas. Before the An.
nexasion took place. Mexico said that she
would regard such an act on the par, Of the
United States as suflicien, cause for war.
Sisss the contamination Of the measure, she has
held similar language. has threatened to recon.
quer Texas, has refused TO receive an Ameri.
can Minister TO treat Of that and other subjects,
md has actually sent body Of from 1000 to
COCO troops under General Ampada, TO the
Mexican side of the Rio Grsnde. Tho United
States claim The other side Of iha, river as the
boundary Of Texas, aud have sent abou, 5000
troops there under the command Of General
Taylor. TO resist tho Moxicans, should they
attempt TO cross. These troops arrived oppo-
site Malamoras on the oslh of March, aud i'm.
mediaiely threw up Qualifications, and adopted
other means Of defence an d resistance. On
the 18th Of April. General Ampudia sent
messageto General Tay lor. intimaiing that on.
less he should retire. he would Immediately
pour cannonade into his iorSes. Gen. Tay.
Tor. replied tina, ho was acting undsrih orders
Of Government, aud that he would maintain
his position At every hazard. This reply, il
was understood. Ampudis had sen, to the Gov.
eminent a, the city of Mexico. Snoh was the
sspec, Of affairs on the afternoon Of The 18th.
Both armies were in sight of each other, and
ready to resist should the other advance. The
next news will probably be important, Since
thea we have news that the Mexican force has
captured deiachmeu, Of our army aud cut OF
the retreat Of Gen. Taylor.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-05-23

american Ship sR Japan.-The whale ship
Manhattan, Capt. Budd, of Sag Harbor, lately
visited the port of Jeddo, in Japan, for The pur-
pose of restoring to their homes % Japanese
who had been picked up on board wreck, and
the usage Of the japanese. treated Hospitality,
bat enjoined not 10 come there again. The
following extract of letter from Capt. Budd,
dated at Maui, Sandwich Islands. Nov. 90, is
published by the Sag Harbor Correc:e r
We have $500 bills. of oil, wanting two
whales 10 fll-wil cruise ill LIST Feb. thence
TO Amsterdam. y
While cruising between the seasons we landed
on desolate island and found II Japanese cast
away, The water they procured was in the crew
ices of the rocks We took them on board
The next day we fell 10 with one of their
junks dismasled. We took IL off of Il; they
were oat of water. We were il lat. 81 80 NJ,
Ion. l4l S E. when we picked Them up. We
carried them into Jeddo, and there they flrn.
shed Us with wood water, rice, barley and
sweet potatoes, a number OF fowls and steering
sail booms, spar Fl. for a main yard or lib
boom, and received US very kindly, but would
not receive any pav--it all came from the En-.
peror as present. When we got ready to
sail, it being calm, they towed Us TO sea, and
told rs we must not come there again, as they
would not allow us nor any one else.
Last season we discovered an island not
laid down 10 any chart, near lat. As so n.
Ion. l57 40 e.; being cloudy we could ne, no
observation. We called il Manhattan. II is
a small island; we did not get nearer to lillian
IS miles, as the fog set in.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-05-23

The JeGcrso'iGn We have not word TO
say agains, the Jeflersonian. We admire the
spirit, enterprise and talent Of its conductors;
but we would prefer to have the paper all
translated into tie English language. Merely
because its papa, The Sentinel. crept in the
slime Of illi,eracy. is no excuse for The JET
fersonian's mounting the stills Of pedantry
especially if it indulge in the spor, of Kicking
Us neigh5ors--a game for tlco to play at.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-05-23

.faaerafioa -our friend. the Wisconsin
Democrat, comments upon the Hoiald's an.
pexaliOn principles aud cOmmeuds our patri-
otism. Ultra as our annexation principles are
avowed, we shall adhere TO them as an alter.
native preferable to the plague Of MOFmoaism,
even il tho Wings charge US with thereby
eisiiiag tke permanent Gseea9osey Of Re Dea.
oerciie party.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-05-23

Ru0aor Of Prirateers.-The Pcayune ofihe
9th says, we heard last evening, that an aft.
davit had been made before Jukge McCaleb,
OF the United States District Court, to the Ell.
feet that vessels in this port were about 10
sail against American commerce. This ru.
NOR may be true or not, but i, certainly be.
comes the officers Of our customs to be on the
alert.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-05-23
Territory of wisconsin,

1IIItOIy u " IsO0I'sII''T
County of Crawford,
Hiram S. Allen vs.. George C. Wales In attach.
ment
N Office is hereby given to said defendant
" and all others concerned, that Oh the 3O,h
day of March, 1916, writ of attachment issued
out Of and under the seal of the District Court of
Crawford county, for the sum of eleven hundred
dollars, against the goods and chattels, lands and
tenements, moneys, rights and credits of the said
defendants, at the suit Of said plaintiff, Hiram S.
Allen, directed TO the Sheriff of said county, re-
turnable TO the May term of said court, A D.
1876. which writ was returned duly executed.
ID. G. FENTON, Clerk,
U. S. ID. c. &C, w. T.
Wiram knowlton, plaintiffs attorney.
May l6, 1916. 1914.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-05-23

.7ifempis 10 XIII he King Of the French
About half past three O'Clock on Thursday, as
Louis Philippe was returning from his drive
in the forest Of Flontainbleau, man seated
upon the wall. fred at the King. His family
were with him. Several balls struck inside
the carriage, but no one was injured The as
sassin was arrested. His name is Loconate.
He is an old General, guardian Of the feresi.
Journal De Debats.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-05-23

Charlottesville St. Louis Reveille says,
that when the Governors requisilion for volun.
ioers appeared, the Native American Rangers
OF that city, were on, on parade. The Com.
pany Immediately volunteered, foriy.fve in
number. 10 the German company Of Yagers,
forty volunteered.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-05-23

up by The contemplated draft"
The u. s. troops from jefferson Barracks
had arrived at New Orleans.
The steamer Augusta sailed for Point Isabel
on the 7th, having on board two companies U.
s. Artillery, as well as the Mobile volunteers
the latter under the command of Capt. De-
sha. and the first volunteer detachment TO leave
for the seat of war.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-05-23

~ fellow was taken before justice Of
the peace 10 Lancaster on tho I4th instant, and
fined $5 and costs for wilfuIly whiting one
Of Mr. Banhll's shade trees. He had to lie 10
Jail until he could raise money enough to pay
up. In cases OF this kind. the maxim that
the "law does not regard little things" does
no, apply.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-05-23

Hurra for MOJik.-Lieu. Lowell. of the U.
S. Army, left New Orleans on the 9th instant,
in The Creole, for Mobile, for the purpose Of
mastering into the service ofihe United States
nineteen companies of volunteers, which were
expected 10 be in readiness on his arrival.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-05-23
Cayeat Emntor.

YsSdlS IS 10 caution all persons against pur-
chasing lot No. in block No IA !, he
town Of PIatisyilla W. T., at sale advertised s,
the Independent American newspaper, 10 take
place on the 9Th day Of June 1916, under and bv
virtue of pretended deed Of trust of said premi.
ses, made by Samuel Crane 10 Alvin NJ Dixon.
for the use Of Giles NJ. Akin; as said Crane new
er had any deed Of such lot; and as said PRETEND
ed trust has been duly revoked under seal; and as
the subscriber is the sole righfll and lawful own
er of the above described premises
AARON DAVIS.
Platteville, May 23d, 1916 u-2t.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-05-23
To Bridge Builders.

SEALED PRoPosALs win be received by the
~ Board of Commissioners OF Grant county, until
the 25th instant, for building Bridge across Little
Platte River, on the road leading from Lancaster
to Plateyille, above the old Rountree mill on said
river according to d plan and specifications to be
seen either 10 the Clerks Office, at Lancaster, or
AZ the Store of Messrs. Beyans & Holiday, in
Plauevlls. sd ~
PRoIosALs win also be received at the same time
for grading the ends Of the said Bridge, according
to plan and specifications 10 be seen at tho Store
OF Messrs Bevans & Holiday, in Plauerille.
By order of the Board.
L. o. SHRADER, Clek.
May ]. 1876. u
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-05-23

- News had been received a, New Or.
leans. iha, the s,eamboa, Monmouth lef Gal.
weston for BRACES Santiago with only sixteen
volunteers on beard. The people we've await.
ing further orJers ftOn the Governor before
enrolling themselves.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-05-23
Territory of Wisconsin, J
County of Grant.

county OF Grant.
At q Probate Court holden at the Probate Office in
Lancaster in said eouGty, on the I4th day of
May, 1916 Present Hugh r. Golfer Judge.
FEyElIS day Sebastian Oser of said county, of
Il the firm Of Charles Oder a. Co, of the city
of New Orleans, presented and fled with the SAID
court, his application end petition, stating that
Francis De Lassaulx, late of said county deceased,
died on the frs, dzY of April 1916, ntestate having
goods, chanes, rights am credits in said county,
and that said De Lassaulx, has no relations resi-
dent in the United States, entitled by law 10 adj
minister on the said estate, that the said firm of
Charles Odeif & Co., is creditor of the said es-
tate, and praying the said court to grant letters of
administration on the estate of the said Francis
DE Lassaulx, to the said Sebastian Oser, as one
of the principal creditors to the said estate 1t is
then therefore ordered by the said court, that all
persons concerned in the said estate, be notified
appear at session of the said court, be holden
at the Probate Office in Lancaster in said county of
Grant, on the 18th day Of Juno Io46, at III of the
clock A. NJ, and show cause if any they may have
against inc granting the payerof the said petition,
for which purpose it is further ordered, that copy
of the record Of this order be published four weeks
SUCCESSFULLY, in the Wisconsin Herald, printed and
published in said Lancaster as soon as may be. A
tue copy of record. re
Attest, H.R. Golfer.
Judge Of Probate
May, 10th. l0-4t
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-05-23

/" We see them on their Winding aoay He
who travels from PapeviIe 10 Galena, wind
ing abou, in zig gag journey Of about 80
miles 10 advance the distance Of 81 miles,
will naturally inquire whether the road is laid
on, TO suit land owners or for tho convenience
Of the travelling public? II, instead of fol.
towing quarter section lines, road perfectly
struigh were opened from Paileville TO Ca
lena. there would be an annual saving OF stage
fare, allowing twenty passengers daily, at 4
cents per mile. Of more than $1,000 and a
saving Of time amounting in the aggregate TO
nearly one year--to say nothing of what would
be saved to those who travel by private coh-
veyance--to say nothing Of the transportation
Of goods, lead and Merchannize--to say moth.
ing Of the Immense gain to Plaueville parlicu-
larry, 10 drawing back TO it's legitimate course.
travel now driven around through Elk Grove
aud Menominee, TO shun the abominable sin
uosiies Of the road in question.
People Of Plateville! Unite in general
petition TO the next Beard of County Commits.
sioners, to run a road straight from your flour.
ishing town TO Galena, without turning out for
any mans farm. Unite for once and accom-.
plish this great object 70: now and forever, and
more benefit will thus result 10 your town in a
single year than we have begun to compute.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-05-23

Match Race.-On Saturday the 9Th day OF
June next, an exciting match race for one mile
will be run over the Bee,own track. between
two noted nsgs, one from each side of the
Mississippi, TO represen, the sister territories
Iowa and Wisconsin. If i, should be fine
weather, Bee,own will swarm on that day.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-05-23

ceal its desfituiioa of ideas. 1t is pity that
bird Of plumage go gay, has no better means
Of protection than 10 thrust its head under
Greek root or between the lids Of musiy
Lexicon
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-05-23

10 the London Times, an American com
pany adverises for sale saddles Of American
forest Venison. wild geese from the American
lakes. and wild turkeys from the American
forest, just received In fine order
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-05-23

g. The Picayuue says: the Telegraph NE,
the New York about d0y miles from Calves.
ton. on the 50 inst We look for the early
return Of the New York with later news from
the army.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-05-23
WISE Ns7nN HERA Id.

a similar edifce might be built by contract for
half the sum. The asking price for i! now is
5000, 600.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-05-23

~ Besides Major Marks Of the Louisiana
Senate, Messrs. LyOns and Fountain, Of the
House Of Representatives, have Joined The
s0lCnteefs.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-05-23

Government Stores.--The brig Alphabetical
and sehooners Enterprise, Harriet Smith and
Soulherner, cleared on the 9Th. from Now Or.
leans, with Government stores for the usa Of
the army.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-05-23
Final Notice.

FEHHERE mus, be settlement of notes and
Il book accounts due the late firm of Barber &
Ward, before the first Of June, or | shall be com
PEELED to place them in the hands Of a magistrate
for collection. n ai3s
THEODORE NJ. BARBER.
May 3, 1916. ~
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-05-23
Marrfrn

On the 2lst Inst, by Samuel e. Hurks,
Esq, Mr.. WA. ELLIOTT with Miss CE-
ella BREEDLOVE, all of this county.
At Beetown on the ID inst. Mr. WIN. G..
GR0SH0NG with Miss ANGELINE VIII
LIS.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-05-23

The Commander i'm Chief OF the vexi-
icau Army TO the English and Irish
under the orders OF ttae Anne rIcan
General Taylor.
Know Yg: That the Government of the
United States is committing repeated acts Of
barbarous aggressions against the msgadni.
nous Mexican Nation; that the Government
which exists under "lhe flag of shs stars" is
unworthy of the designation Of Christian. Re-
collect that you were horn IA Great Britain
that the American Government look with cold
ness on the powerful flag Of ST. George, and is
provoking to a rupture the powerful people to
whom it belongs; President Polk boldly man
ifesling desire 10 take possession Of Oregon,
as he has already done Texas. Now then
come with all confidence 10 The Mexican ranks.
and guarantees to you, upon my honor, good
treatment. and tina, all your expenses shall be
betrayed until your arrival in the beautiful city
eff Mexico.
Germans, French, Poles, and individuals of
other nations, Separate yourselves from the
Yankees, and DO not contribute to defend a
robbery aud usurpaiion, which, be assured, the
civilized nations of Europe look upon with the
Utmost indignation. Come, therefore. and ar
ray yourselves under the lri-coloFed flag. in the
confidence tina, the God of Armies protects it,
and tia, it will protect you equally with the
English.
Pc 0R0 DE AMPUDTA.
FRANcIscO r. MORENo, Adjusani of the
CommandeF-ia- Chief.
The above is dated, "Head Quarters. upon
The Read to Ma'amOrOs, April ., 1916"
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-05-23

o. Forty five New Orleans printers have
enrolled their names as volunteers for service
on the Rio Grande-about half the craft in
that city.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-05-23
Wagons.

n HAVE on hand , FIRST rate Two horse wagons
3 which viii sell cheap. $50
ID. BANFILL.
Lancaster, May 3, 1916. s--,E
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-05-23

TIE .9rmy.-The Commercial Times of The
sih says
"There were FIVE companies entered iaio the
service Yesterday; viz; one from Ai,akapas;
Clinton Guards from East Feliciana. Capt.
Chase's "a strong; Capt. Soniat's, Capt
Bryce's and Capt Johnson's. These make in
ell twelve companies, or a force Of about 1000
men. The first regiment. we have heard, will
now be organized, under Colonel Walton, and
will proceed forthwith 10 The theatre Of war"
The Delta furnishes The following additional
iascrmaii0as
awe learn from the Office Of the Quarier
Master General Of the Stats that eleven con-
paniss. comprising IA men rank and fle, have
already been mustered into service. and tia,
requisisioos have been made on the departments
fer zine companies more, comprising 64l men
nore, making in 81 l.Il5 men; from 1900 to
l 800 men aust yet be raised 70 complete the
nnmheg thas louisiana is % furnish. This
deficiency. Ne sePPose, viii have 10 be made
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-05-23


We are indebted to the Buffalo Pilot for the
following Items
The bakers of Paris are driving a grea,
trade in Indian corn bread.
MIR. Patterson, editor of the Concordia In
telligencer, died a. Natchez on the 18th uli.
The Buckeye Blacksmith is leciuring 10
Baltimore. on temperance.
The Warsaw Signal complains that the ex-
ecution of civil process is still resisted ia Nau.
700.
The Morris and Essex Railroad has entered
upon the work of extending that Railway 10
Dover.
Sheridan Knowles has become religious
and has given up dramatic life.
Marryait, in his Adventures Of Monsieur
Violet AYERS that horses and squirrels FREE
quently commit suicide.
The big gun' is still in one Of the ship
houses at the navy yard; and il is supposed
tina, the steam vessel will soon be around from
Boston for the purpose Of shipping il.
Timothy Quin, charged with the murder Of
Wilson ]. Cage. in Lafayette county, Ark,
abou, year ago, was tried week before last,
found guilty, and sentenced 10 be executed on
the sth day of this month.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-05-23

Mich Co,os.-We have received from the
New York Tribune office, s' A Treatise on
Mich Cows" embracing the discoveries Of
Guinon. This is a complete and valuable
work; and any three of our farmers may buy
one copy of il each, by clubbing and sending
one dollar for three copies of it, to the n. Y.
Tribune Office.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-05-23
Mskice Court.

Platteville, May 23d, 1916. ia.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-25
THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COM.


u PANv or NEW YORK. No. SO wall ssrss.-ns Con-
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has issued 1919 TIE total
ID or and Interest Investments eoisoT yielding
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capital rsridb Increasing "a and ID
growing basre The eminsn and prosrv Of the
placed position. Its capital and
amps TO inspire confidence stability and
insure safety TO IL members
Mutual and onsr,
or short Periods
personal responsibilities Al the expiration
the date OF the Ara policy insured (which
ponts be Of February
isss profits viii be divided insured
remain aeeamuatns fund payable 1.-THE de-
of the life insured
The prorre.- thus grounds for
laIxv members periodical
and ny equal TO those Of the dngushed and
Companies in Great Britain. where 10 well
Known immense prodis have been made.
The and utility OF Lie Insurance becoming mat
an elssses OF the community and
occupying pabe and beginning
benefits be dsnved nom the
pubshe monthly statements Of insured By this Company
eusivey show.
Merchants Trader. onesrs Civil. Military Naval
generally Csrks and
society," may their families ofdsath
and Independence BY making with
small annual invvsmentfor Their lives
Persons may
o the lives % others
Pamphrs principles
Life with the forms Of appea
ton Be obtained the once OF this Company, No Wan
q OF lbs Agents.
New York. July LIST. istS.
# On. 8-sarsl ss.sk L. fer
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FREsII IMPORTATIONe

FRESH IMPORTATIONs.
RH THE SHIP sAnERlCAN,~ he. Livsrpssl a.
- rect to-day reesps q ~ baAaes of spr.s
ef nRrrisa pRY ooops In eesss<ssses ne as
of The vii srshsn vsy advance upou
the eost-amons them may be foand -
Super wool elaek Cohs
Common and super elaeh Arseea Lustzss
New style hnsy oinsh4ms
10 DO twilled do
White Camssies, Jaeoones
Printed oait,ns.
supsr London wshings
Coidhney Linen Driiinss
beaehed satin do do
DO hneydo do
Anouer cord Imperial Robes ..r.
. Cord hustle do do ..H ..
Rosai and syiphds do
LADIES' hall fingered s'k Mitts
DO do eubdd
Whiss and drab Berlin Glovrs
Pearl BuuouA stay Bindnss ke-
sp ~ KENT KENDALL d ArwATHR.
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RICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG AND POTOMAC
AND LOUISA RAILROAD.
TABLE OF RATES.

AT Meeting Of the Presiden, and Directors OF the RICH
MoND FREDERICKSBURG AND POTOMAC
RAIL ROAD COMPANY, on tho 18th day OF October.
lsiS, the following Table OF Rates for the Transport
tanon OF Passengers was adopted to take effect and
alter the Is day Of December next, until otherwise
dercd by the Board.
BETWEEN RICHMOND
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sH0Esi HATS BONNETs &c.
Il EN- ID XTER g. ALDEN
HAVE RECEIVED

PEN EXTER L. ALDEN
HAVE RECEIVED
400 PACKAGES of fresh and seasonable
ths paefase In lots and
that eanno, fail TO be acceptable purchasers Their
rse and well selected Of the bss, comprising
tho way OF
2I5 Cases mems calf, kip, grained, seal, pump
so wened and half ~eed also and thick BoOt OF
all oualtes and prioe boy. yoolh. calf
ed and thick Boots and leather
CALI lasting cloth aud fancy Gaers and half CATERS ehens
esther, call, morocco, hid and eoehineal Boots
SnOEs.
800 Cases mems, boys, and youths pegged and
.ewed calf grained and hip MoNRoEs: calf goa,
DowNiNGs, both weed and pump sole; meas half Pump.
and siippers Of Qualities sires misses
hid and morocco slippers aud sprnr. Baskins and Webs
at low prices; children. morocco AnIis,e- meas.
boys and youths thick BkoGANs Of aorts and
0er descriptions Of Shoe. too numerous to Psrteuari.e
MATS.
l45 Cases mems Beaver, Nutria, Russia, Musk.
rat Coney st black and pearl Cashmere, both broad bm
and fashionable mems and boys Ashland and Pearl sporting
PALM LEAP HATS FIRST rate stock and assorted
Also double and single curl bum LEcHoRN HATS, OF the
latest and best imporations.
BON NETS.
SIS Cases ladies' fine Florence. lace and Rut
land Devon II braid and .traw, pevons Pc
dal lace and Rutland GiPsey se; womsns and ey
varieties.
UMBR LAS.
so Cases silk, cotton, and gingham; whalebonc
aud reed ftames-sih PARAsoIs and sUN-sHADEs.
CAPS.
Mems and boys cloth. glazed, velvet hair, seal
&c; also ehi'aren's nney Cap, OF different kinds
With the usual supply OF TRuNks, SHOE THREAD, BLACK
ING, Shoe Paper. &c ke-
A. they have spared no effort,
make the stock deNe Part OF their supply
Tor CASA and the remainder being nom
they /. and and on the best terms,
% Call Al their old ESTABLISHED Ii.~s,.
No. sos baltimore street,