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SAINT. Annals FAREWELL ADDRESS. = The
long and bombaslic address with which Santa
Anna signalizes his departure from Mexico we are
comuelIed reluctantly to defer, owing to the
crowded state of our columns. until Tomorrow.
With unbushing effrontery, he assumes that he
has done everything brave and good, and the Mexi-
can nation, (yvho now discard him. everything
cowardly and vile. The address, long as it is,
will amlsingly repay perlsal. n..
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Atlantic, Lake and Mississinni To,. ~
(Iaciuding the New Orleans Line tarapg ,.'aa
mn wv sul

(IRcluding Mc ven OfteaHS LlHe thrgpqb ~ n,
...,.- ... sippi Paiieyl ''N'e
As have now extended the Atlantic I,l,
sissippi Telegraph from the Atlantic Seabo.,s y. :. W.
Mississippi at st. Louis including the Great ~
have nearly completed the line to Men, Or,,na a
whole Teegraphic range from the Canadian ton,.
Gulf of Mexico will be in operation on lines 9@
der my arrangements about the close of Ja,sn,.s,
total of about four thousand miles of telegram
engagements for extending those lines to an
M0gsand miles before December, CONNECTING "L T ~
ming, nearly every important point on all the ;nl U.s.
tiers of the United States)-rHiS NOTICE Ia rrre
that if any where along the whole range of Hns, h'
struced, or in progress by my associates and mvf T
mand whatever has been inadvertently left unptlaa H.,
person employed in the construction Of those ex
such demand may be forwarded to me- for se,lemo ,
agents, at New Orleans, ST. Louis Indianapois VnosI
Wheeling, Nashville, Memphis. Natchez, Taunul
Louisville, Cincinnati, Pttsburg, Chicago Caen, n
troit Buffalo, Philadelphia Albany or New yot
gOther opportunities will be taken to express nv 2
the confidence and friendship with which have la.
tanned by my fellow citizens and by the newspapsr r
generally, while engaged thus extensively in cauvn, am
project in which embarked before mile of TesrL
constructed by individual enterprise in America and
which have had to contend, not only with all the dH.
ties of enterprise, but with extraordinary toubl M
are already too familiar to the public
.Ne,1 OrIeans .AprH II, 1913 n''
IT, Col. CHARLES DOANE, at New OIean, rp
attend to any business connected with the above nent
lines. aplif
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MRS McCT,TTSKEV

~ FASHIONABLE MIL1NER AND slan,
eeer 5 p aH sss a AZ 4 rs Is, n ~.
SS|~ TassaHs, LeghOrns, Panaaas and ~
srams, Cleaned Dyed and altered to the present ao.
N. B.-The above will be executed in the most iashlou@
bic style and on the most reasonable terms aplie
NEW AND INTERESTING PUBLICATIONS
THE LIVES Of THE LORD CHAHCELL2fR s s asd
kSfrS Zen Of the IS Gfa Seal of E4Er IN o ST
|e Lib De IssR N f. TS SStfe see ~ io he
Lord Chancellor d.onshbo,eggh, in 1873, to the death o.
Lord Chancellor Eden, in 1sS-in vols
LIFE IN PARIS or the Adventure of Allied De RoaHH
~, IN MI the !, French ! Metropolis; u;sOdcd
"A Novel p Of he mss Of f Rsn be Second an ~
No. FIJI OVERS PERsoNIFiED ottoman,
Just received and for sale the New Orleans slaloa
Warehouse" [al43tl J. Il. STEEL, IA lamp,
NOTICE TO OWNERS OF STEAM At; M.,I EN tM BoI
iER sp MAGN G.fTI r FL ias most valuable ard
interesting invention which has been well tested anq p
approved by scientific and practical Engineers a Of
the Magnetic Float, -. .vnlo,
ls-fhat it prevents the possibility of burning o. L
ding the Boilers to which it is attached by u h Roller
kbly, at all times, the eract quantity OF water IN u cock
M-lt supesedes the necessity Of using the ausnlg
being much more correct and ntalble test Oh inc
OF water in the Boiler r - as the
3d-Ifatached to Steamboat Boiler the oicef o. u Of
boat, or passengers, can at gldacc saisy any fatal
the quantity OF water in the Boiler, and thereby snt of
accidents be prevented, all danger OF explosion V ambos
water being effectually prevented indeed no oea''
shouli be without one =, ii In.
4th-That the proprctors or managers OF al Lasu dam
gtRes can by 1t be eectualy protected from te
age ana loss Occasioned by the Ignorance OF oa IS
leHen and incompetent engineers For thls II Land
Invaluable to the Sugar Planter and propne'oi' VI
=, s-y Call at Leeds Foundry or the NaerwoSs' :"
SAMUEL DEN Mnnn;; A.,
ap14 I'm Circus street, two doors below r.
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TELEGRAPHIC DISPATCH.

MOBILE, 18th April, ls4S.--Al we nave u
Washington news went by yesterday po"s'
Mail failed to-day beyond Charleston oo''o,i
here little better. Sales to-day, lSoo o''ies' ii
dnes, at cts-Herald, 6 80 4. ~
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o. The lovers of exquisite melody will have an
opportunity again tonight of hearing the Steyer-
markische Company 90 discourse at Armory Hall.
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FLORIDA PoLrrics.-The democrats os E,ou;,,.
have nominated General VIM Bailv for Govern ,'.
they have also appointed delegates to R,,n,,r,
are understood to be in favor of Mr. Woodhu.,, VIM
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The oNkINDEsr CUT OF ALL.-The National
lnfegencer Of the 3lst ut. republshes entire Gen.
Casss old Pamphlet, entitled g France-ts Kings
court ana Government over ten
broad columns
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CANDID AND CoNsIDERATE.-At recon, a..
minniion of law students at Rochester, the Judg.
intimated that majority of them We're numbsknlIs
but to spare their feelings he would admit them all
to the bar.
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rosT ofFlcE BURNED The Postmaster at
Centreville, Indiana, writes under date Of M.rah
50, that the Post Office at that place was burned mn
Mail all saved. but i'm a bad condition up
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" Mr.. isnard, the French Consul in Boston, for
New England, retains his appointment under the
provisional government
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isMIGRAsrs.--T arrived at New York, on
be Sd inst, 1858. The whole number. in March,
|tsas 1896
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GERMAN SYMPATHY WITH FRANcE.-The Ger
man inhabitants of New Orleans and Lafayette
will hold mass meeting on Monday evening, 18th
inst, at half past o'clock, at the st. Louis Ex-
change, for the purpose of elicitating the French
nation on their late achieved victory over despot-
ism; and to take into consideration the affairs OF
other nations of Europe, particularly of Germany
in that respect. All friends of Liberty, Equality
and Fraternity, are inv tied TO attend.
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EcLrPsE COURSE, CARRoLLToN.-iSecond Day
Apr1 1871, 184S. - Yesterdays race was for
sweepstake for twoyear Odds, for which, originally
there were twenty-three nominations at a subscrip
ton of $3OO,-forfeit $l00,-mile heats.
OF the host, only three came to the post VIM J.
Minors Trustee gelding, Mr.. Kenner's Harkforward
illy, and A. L. Bingaman's (Schyminschi's) Tr,1s-
tee filly out of Lady jackson the latter named had
the call at 500 to $50 against the field great
deal OF betting was done between Mine aud Ken
ners entries, generally in favor of the former.
They got off well together, Kenner and Bingaman
running for the heat until they reached the half
mile post, when Minors gelding cut down the
Harkforward, and made a reach for the heat, but to
no purpose, for the favorite fy came home win
ner in l:482, crossing the line about an open day
length ahead, Kenner running third Betting
changed much in favor of the field, for it was evil
dent to many that Minors entry could have won
the heat if he had taken up the game sooner
The second heat was run for by them all the
favorite leading for more than half mile, but in
the third quarter the gelding close with the favo-
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REWARD

COO REWARD will be paid by the subscriber loI z
ep~O the arrest and delivery in jail OF the light grit "a
girl ANN or JANE, aged about % yearssmal slze
quick motion, full face, and agreeable address-who-A
absented herself from my house on Monday last.
ap14 j. w. GIBBONS, % Customhouse y
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ECLlPSE COURSE-CARKUL OH'
AI..u n re u
Az I 49,:

SPRING TING,,, lo - Come of
TE'HfRD DAY-FRIDAY, April 14Mkaee, 70 10 pei
i at "a p. M.-Association Purse, s4V hhu'H'
cent. added-Three mile heats.
ENTRIES. 49,. Glencoe
ID F. kenner's CHI I. BsenG pIsta. 1y il nsss Red
dam by imp Levathan years od-S3 Ids D'''''
and Red. !, shamrock
dam by Wild Bill; years od-S3 lbs D 1oo Flight by
81 Van Leers oh. G. 0iirer by W nlss b Ia
Members of The Louisiana Association JocKy Badge
tain their Badges at the Ticket office on TIE 10 sde Of @
for strangers WHICH will ene them and the 1;rg may
party to all the privileges ofthe Course for the
be had at the Ticket Office. - . e,, the de-
try- During the r aces the Cars will depart no" ~ after
pot Baronne street usual up II O'CLOCK a. c@s com
which they will leave at T. 12}a Ia annaf p viii
after the arrival of the last The reg t raf will
be run after this and when the Is over an eAt
make intermediate trips often as necessary sIM
EV Admission to the gate and public STAND, sS IrE
THOS EGBANK LEhf Finn
ala Secretary of the Louisiana assoe-----
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rite, and made most brilliant run homo =,
the heat in l:49l, and leaving kenner On n. 'A'a
side of the flag. The game was up, verv ssm wy
be found to take the four to one that wers wy
fered on Minor for the stake. At the ;.t.n,,
they went, the flly leading for almost half asil
when the 'geldmg went up and by with Co., as
they swung into the home stretch when ~ a ~
made most desperate rally to close, but n ~. a
pose, and the gelding flew across the lima ~ p@
in 1881. 'uFi
Thursday, April l3.-Sweepstakes f,, ,,
Dissatisfaction $3Oo-Forleit slO0 o. HO yea
ton S25-Mile heats. DeclaT
w j. Minors CHI g. by Trustee out of LADY Ia
A l.. Bingamans oh. f. by Trustee ont o zane;
D. + Kenners ch by iiarkiorrwaard. on of
Time 1:4834-l 49l9 -l:53i9%' 'esa -2&
Degree Temple No. l-Wll bola
meeting SATURDAY EVENING Aprl IL at an aloune
Hall of Crystal Fount Division, No. 222 Tehoup on
ier die first and second degrees By order If q s'Is
w. d. Il. apli JACOB MONF6pTr; ,WGshte
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New Orleans and CarroLton haAio
Hzs541 III 40
zsssz.s..sss. 49,. -
hURING THE RACES the CARS VIII ~ ppfrlock A.
~ the Depot BarOnne street usual up 10 ae0ck
NJ after which they will leave L. 12za, IA n The
regular trains will be run after this and when the a
over extra viii make intermediate TINS as often a.
sdry apl2 drl JOHN HAhPSON, Ip5'N
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AM USEM EN- rs.
ST CHARLES THEATRE.

ST. CHARLES THEATRE.
Managers, LUDLOW & SMITH. Stage MI, j. WESTON
INRIDAY, April a. 1Sis-Fourth night Of Mon and
COMPANY-Mrs. Hunt and Mr.. ClIpgen15,ahes vii asD
appear The petit Comedy Of PERFECIlonN ", W. sn
Lawrence Mr. Chippendale; Charles Paragon MI , VS.
ton Kate O'Bren, Mrs Hunt. The magnificent Ballet
OF LA LAMP MERNElLLARSE-tor the fourth 9Hf Tune lms
in which Mons and Madame Monplasir and the f l
Miss JULIA DEAN and Mr.. CHAS. MA0ON.
ARMoRY HALL. , ...,
..- POSITIVELY THE List G0MTIERT
GRAND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT, .N5fs
" at the ARMORY HALL, on FRlp AZ S sAS
EXENING April = BY the sTEYE 5SR;sb o.
casion Grand Programme, from the best Compo- -
sers, will be introduced.
PROGRAMME. PART FIRST.
Liberty Misunderstanding Holsten. GunsL
2-Overture to . Fra Diavalo," tby par
s-Le; G M lIeoie Labizky
a AHA from ' the Opera Of Robert lie
Rabe arranged forthe clarinet by'EE T EsrsSs
PART SECOND.
5-Iaman's Cldren-,Qq S'r ml p.,;o,
6-Firs Concerto for the Violin By Is 6e,l0
7-Gla nec MqeIGPoi Poar jby eques Massak
PART THIRD. ltN
8-Overture TO William Tell "......., Rossini.
9-Buday Waltz .........................L annc
1O-Rairoad Gallop. tby particular desre) -,
c Tickets One Dollar; children half pnce-0 De haa y
the music stores hotels, and at the door Docs open
o'clock-Concer to commence AT o clock precisely
ORLEANS THEATRE.
- Grand Opera, in acts, by Rossni, Of 9TH lLo.
Recommendations Dufeyt, Dubreu Fleury Jolly Leconf
Performance to commence at O'Clock.
Doors open at ia, curtain rises at O'Clock
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Steamboat Departures This Day,
s See advertisements on Third Page .., l..
Cincinnati .........COM. PERRY. Washer 3ps
Pittsburg ........... JOHN HANCOCK, Hauk l6a's
Red Riccr MONTEREY, Whittenbury SIN
Yazoo ............. ARKANSAS NO, 4, Water, 5PE
Ttcksburg... .MARENGO, Brennan, JPN
fF Notice.-Consignees per steamboat CHANCE,
LOR foot of Poydras street. requested to attend 10 TIN
receipt OF their freight on the Levee THIS DAY or Wi
be stored at their expense.
apl4 II. b. SMITH l. CO.. Agent,
cS~ The superior fast running packet steamer MAREN
GO, Brenham master, leaves TIL Is DAY, the 14th ht
at 5 o. clock from Canal street wharf f"
apA t. b. SMITH Il CO.. IS Magazines
20" The IT, s. Mail JOHN HANCOCK, Hauk, master
having been detained will leave for Louisville Cincinnati
Wheeling and Pttsburg, THIS DAY, the l4th inst, al 10
o'clock A. NJ, positively. from Poydras street wharf
ap14 HYDE u OGLESBY, II Poydrasa
N. B.-Passengers will please be board at the above
hour. ...s-. t..
sg- The o. s. Mail steamboat COM PERRY-FM
Cincinnati Madison. Louisville Wheeling and Pttsbug
This splendid passenger steamboat leaves THIS DAY FIJI
day, 14th inst. at O'Clock NJ positively, from Poydr
street wharf For freight passage having splendid and
airy state rooms, apply on board, or to +
HYDE u 0GLESBY, IL Poydras It,
Passengers will please be on board at the above hour M
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RUMoRED DEATH OF THE RUSSIAN EMPEROR.
This rrlmor wants confrmaton-whch latter is
very doubtful. If it should prove true, however,
we think Poland will make more vigorous s.rug-
gle than ever for freedom.
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NEWSPAPERS SToPpED.-We regret TO notice
the demise of The Republic, the daily paper lately
edited in this city by Col. Wagner. The Daily
Mercury of Memphis has also deceased
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Steamboat Departures This DAY.
- See advertisements on Third Page
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oct of Congress, entitled making appro-
"A prlaons for the service Of the Post Office Department
Tor the year ending the Both June 1884, authorizes
transportation of the mail by the Charleston Key West,
and Havana line, 'or by other steamers, such other
places on the of Florida the Postmaster General
may deem practicable and expedient and appopriaes
Into operations,
Proposals for carrying the mails of the United States
will be received the Contract Office the Post Office
partmen in the OF Washington until 3, a M, of the
18th day of December 1885, Ito be decided the day
on the routes and In the manner and tno herein specified
viz;
No 1889. From ST Augustine, by Smyrna, Indian River,
san Lucie, JUPITER Miami, Key Largo Indian Key Key
West Charlotte Harbor, Savason, Tampa. Cedar Keys,
St Marks, Apaachcola, St. Joscphs and ST Andrews,
Pens Ola, twice month and back, in steamboats,.
Separate proposals for sections OF the above routes as
foAtsys will be considered viz:
From st. Augustine to Key West.
From Pensacola to Apalachcoa.
From Apalachcoa to Tampa.
From Tampa to Key West, supplying in each case the
intermediate points.
Proposals for weekly service the above
lions OF routes will also be considered
NOTE.
Each proposal should be accompanied by guarantee,
signed by responsible PERSONS in the following
manner viz:
"The undersigned guaranty that
If his bid for carrying the mail from to be
accepted by General shall into oh
legation prior the day OF February nerf with good
and sufficient surees, perform the service proposed
This should be accompanied by the certificate OF
master, other equivalent testimony that the
men of properly and able to make good their guaran-
tee.
The proposal should be TO the department sealed,
endorsed proposals for No 1889, in Florida and
addressed 10 the First Ssistant Postmaster General
For the prohibition OF bids resulting from combination,
and the and conditions which the contract is to
be made, the last annual advertisement
G. JOHNSON, Postmaster General.
PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT, Washington Sept. l6, lSiS
Sept 20--lawl2w
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General agency at washington.

TNHIRTY-THSEE years experience as clerk in one or
the principal accounting offices OF the Treasury (3d
Auditors 81 has qualified the subscriber undertake
eral agency business the OF the federal
and the transaction of any business with the public depart
rnent before Congress. An intimate acquaintance with
all matters of business in the several departments and bu-
reaus knowledge of the laws and the principles esab
shed by decisions in the executive departments in relation
subject connected with public accounts and
transactions, with which he has become familiar from long
facilities which, perhaps few others possess his attention
will be directed to the prosecution OF claims oil every char.
ing revolutionary claims against the United
States individual States, whether for lands money
pensions of all kinds communication Tor hall pay and boun,
ties; claims growing out OF contracts with the United
States examination OF titles, and procuring patents Tor
lands of duties remission OF fines or orieures
under other laws the prosecution OF claims
arising of connected with the Florida
Mexican claims before board OF commissioners,
hereafter be formed the sale purchase OF real
estate and generally the transaction OF any and every
description of business in which the services OF an agent
may be required.
The subscriber is extensively known in the city of WASH
ing civil officers OF the government to many officers
both of the and well as to members OF Con-
gentlemen selected whom, if necessary particular
reference is requested, to wit;
JAMES W. McCULLoH, First Comptroller OF the treasury
ALBION X. PARIS, Second do - do
PETER HAGNER, Third Auditor OF the treasury:
Gen. THOMAS S. JEsUp, Quart Master General u 8. A.
Gen. GEORGE GIBSON Comnissary General ofSubsistence
Gen. ROGER JONES, Adjutant General
Gen. NATHAN TowsoN, Paymaster General
Col ToTrEN, Chief of the Corps of Engineers
Col JOHN j. Albert Chief of Typographical Engineers
JAMES THOMPSON esq., Chief Clerk Third Auditors Office
.T RICHARD BURGESS.
Office th street, opposite N E. corner Fulers Hotel
June 29-W
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Notice 70 Holders of Certificates
iss"ed by the Treasury Department..
Treasury DEPARTMENT,

TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
September 10, 1SIS
'IHiS department having already announced that the
II holders OF certificates Of Mexican indemnity, issued
by IT, VIII be paid the 9th October x further
issued IN response To applications addressed the de-
paen nquiring as TO the rule by which interest Will be
Calculated in the payment of said certificates.
THIS department has decided that the instaments pal
able by the republic of Mexico, with interest eight per
centum per annum, computed to the day which each
was payable, shall form aggregate which interest
AZ eight centun will be allowed from such
days respectively until the 9th day Of October SS unless
sooner paid
Holders of these certificates requested forward
them forthtoM TO the Fifth Auditor OF the Treasury, tcho
VIII duly acknowledge their receipt 1t is important the
holders that ther certificates should be transmitted
early day otherwise the necessary calculations interest
they are presented late day might prevent their pa
inent on the day specified by the Department. and
which interest VIII already announced Success
in bidders for the loan of 1885, who hold certificates
Mexican indemnify may any time before the 9th Oc-
ober next present them for payment, provided they will
appropriate the amount payable thereon the
towards the deposlte and payment OF their suscrp
lions Fractions of the amount able certificates
surrendered less than fifty dollars, will be paid
certificates of the loan OF Is IS cannot issued for less
than fifty dollars, and the department will not issue
any certificate including fractional part of that sun,
The interest the certificates of the oan the
surrender of certificates OF Mexican indemnity before the
9th October next will commence fo. the date of such
surrender.
McCLINTOCK YOUNG,
Acting Secretary OF the Treasury
Sept Observation-Disclosures " Ger. Gaz)
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u s.Transport Steamers PropeIIers and Sail

TINE following named vessels, owned by the United
States Quartermasters Department, will be Offered for
sale at public auction, in the city of New Orleans,
government wharves, Third Municipality, the eighth
day Of November neat, by order of Major ID. d. Tompkns,
O. M. u. s. army
STEAMER GEN BUnER-stem wheel ABS tons double
gine, 300 horse power; engines built by Messrs nman
Gault. at Louisville, Ky.
STEAMER GEN HAMEK-2S0 engines built by Messrs.
feaman Shields Cincinnati 2O0horse power, of very
superior workmanship wroughtiron shafts and cranks
stern wheel
PRoPELIER MeKp363 tons power OF engine 100 horse
opers propeller baque rugged engines, hull, and rig
ring in good order.
PRopkIIER EuDoRA-2B2 tons; engines I20horse power
OF superior workmanship, and in good order rugged with
three mass
PROPELLER WAsHNaroN-g35 tons engines 100 horse
power schooner rugged hull, rigging, and machinery in
good order
PRorELLEs SECRETARY MAncY-l65 tons; engine 75horse
power; hull, machinery, and boiler in good order
PRoPKLKR COLONEL STAsroN-l65 engine rs horse
power hull rigging, and boiler in good oIder.
PkofELLER J. X. THoMsoN-l00 tons engine 50-horse
power.
PROPELLER JAMES CAGEll5 engine 60 horse power.
SCHOONER PIoNEER-55 well found in sails rigging,
and ground tackle.
In addition the foregoing vessels several small popel
ers and schooners will be offered, description of which
may be obtained previous to the sale upon application
the quartemaster's Office.
Oct S--3tawt3lstOct Intel
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TRY GOODS-DRY GooDS-DRY GOODS We have
~ Just opened splendid stock of dry goods which we
will sell auction bargains, having bought great many Of
them at great sacrifices We call attention TO the following
articles, viz!
300 yards extra super satin-striped Cashmeres
IL pieces satin striped and plaid apacas
pieces cherry mazarine and ightblue NOUS
selines .t I'D a -.
pieces handsome plaid Cashmeres, at 25c. worth s7a
so pieces Cashmeres and Moussenes from lS2 to 90 c.
With abou, yards calcoc fast colors and ranging
from 81 TO In cents per yard.
We would call the particular attention OF all persons
siding in country stock OF goods, keep
siany hand of the largest assortnens OF goods
ada pied to OF any house in the city. We name
the following goods, which will be glad to furnish at
such prices as they be bought for in Baltimore any
where south of New York, viz:
Blankets of quality from the lowest possible price
to the best Whitney at $l0 per pair
Lnseys, from 10 cents upwards
Sleeps grey and fullcd cloths, OF the very best.
Cassncs fiannes brown and white cottons osnaburgs
buraps and everything adapted the wants of purchasers
with splendid OF cloths cassimeres and vest
ngs be unersod by any house in the Dis
elsewhere all of which respectfully submit
for the inspection of purchasers
N. Il. Country merchants will at all times find our
sorment good, and, buy most OF goods by the
package, we supply them at Baltimore prices.
w. M, SINISTER 81 CO,
Corner of 9TH street and Penn. avenue.
Oct 10-eo2wif