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NEW style straw bOnnets, Parasols, de-, this day
IN received and will be offered much below usual prices
among which are
rs entirely style colored bonnets, the first that
has been ntoduced into this city
Also $50 of the following descriptions, VIE: Lyonese
English straw, China pearl, pedal, and Florence
braid So
Also $50 parasos and parasoles Of the latest Partisan
styles -
To which the of purcha respectfully in
vted r. II. HUE A" w.
AID I7-2wif
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Lives insured,
MORRIS NORMA

Lives insured, l26
NORRIS ROBINSON. President
SAMt, HAssAy, S~crstary,
Charles De Selding, No. H. Todds Ruidinss. Psnnsyl
ynna Ayenue agents W. Johnston, NJ D., opposite CITY
Post Office 7th street, physician.
Pamphlets explanatory OF the principles and operations
pNsnrs odsce, r -
Apply
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FOR NORFOLK,

FOR NORFOLK.
~rh THE STEAMER OSCEOLA leaves Wash
= ingron for the above place every Thursday at
O'clock returning will leave Norfolk every Friday
O'Clock p M touching at Cone river going and
turning. Passage and fare IS.
For Baltimore.
The sceoa leaves for the above place every Sunday
o'clock m returning leaves Baltimore every Tue
at o'clock p m stopping going and returning Gone
river Va, Leonardtown Md and 81 Mary's river. Md,
and n the niemedats landings the Potomac, for sig
nails or TO land. .-
Mar 1-dlweodt JAMES MITCHELL
CILTEsPiH on Rosd-naking, WIEN Appendix
" on plank reads~l volume, and upplemcnt-l6s8.
ApI2 FRANCK TAYLOR,
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National Eating houss.

u per brig Annaostin, Capt. Dorry lot of tho finest
genuine green turtle ever brought 70 this market, which
VIII be served up daily In soup and all the various modes
of cookery, and in the host possbs style Also em Nor
tok, fresh oysters, spiccd oysters, ackere
shortest notice. -
o. Families served ~ usual
Aug. 1-1 w. WALKER.
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Claims against Mexico.

Claims against "AeAAc~s
CORNELIUS P. VAN NESS AND FRANCIS A.. DICK
u ms will continue attend to the preparing and prose-
cutting of claims of citizens Of the United States again,
Mexico before the Board OF Commissioners which VIII
meet On the 18th of the present month They have had
great deal experience and recovered large amounts be-
2ore former boards. Their terms will be moderate
All letters addressed either OF them at WashinK&on
post paid, will receive prompt attention
Aprl Adm
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A CARD.-The subscribers respectfully request all
"A persons indebted to the late firm Of D. Clagett CO. to
make early payments The firm OF Ciagett, Newton. May
Co Will attend to the settlement OF all accounts due the
late firm of D. Cageu Co. those pretenng to do
settle with ID. Clage personally. We hope this call
will receive early attention from our friends
Ap ll-if ID. CLAGETT ~ CO.
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the 81 en- juicio del dicho tri-
on bunal de conf sarios o en- ell
my de los reclamantes Sc necesi-
nts tare para la jusla decision de
r OF cuhlnier reclamation algu-
xxi nos llbros, papeles de ar
m chivo D documentos que
de- posea ell gobieruo Mexicano,
M D que esten en- su poder; los
lts, comisarios, D los reclaman-
hin ties por conducto de ellos, los
Iay pediran por. escrito tdentro
ca del plazo que -designe ell
ne, Congreso,) dirigendose al
ian Ministro Mexicano de Rela-
IRIS, clones Esteriores, i qnien
&C. transmitiia las peticiones
ted de es,a clise ell Secreta-
IAN rio de Estado de los Es-
the tados Unidos. y ell gobi-
emit emo Mexicano Sc compro-
de- mete q entrcgar 4 In mayor
the brevedad possible, despues
;u- do recibida cada demaada,
ich los libros, pspeles dc archivo
ion D docuneDtos, ash especiti-
ted cados, que posea b es,en en-
the su poder, b coplas o ex-
10 tfacto5 auienticos de los mis-
tie, mos. con ell objeto de que
de- sean transmitidos al Secre-
aid tario de Estado, quien los
rs: pasara inmediatamente al
up expresado tribunal de com
by, isarios. Y no SO hara petit
my cion alguna de los enuncia-
cts dos libros, papeles D docu-
I'VE mentos, por d instancta de
or ningun reclamants, sin que
'en antes Sc paya aseverado bajo
IA juramento D con atirmacion
solemne la verdad de los
hcchos que con ellos Sc pre-
tende probar.
the act of Congress of 81 March,
o carry into effect certain stipuia-
}, the United States aud the Rspub-
~ of February, 1919.
year from and after the organiza-
by designated within which such
at the instance ofany claimant or
the Secretary of State Of the Uni
,an Minister OF Foreign Affairs,
5, or documents, in the possession
.nt OF the Mexican Republic, AS
y to the iusl decision of any claim
ID Board, in conformity with the
ed daily, for the space OF thirty
the National Whig, and
blished in the city OF Washington.
ZION,
fpril %. 1919.
Il. CAREY JONES, Secretary.
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n. r. MORsnLL,
AftcrnsTat-L0H,
Respectfully tenders his professional services TO the public
Once on u suseh near the City Hail.
Ap H~-sedss
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OLD
Jacob
THE ORIGINAL
TOWNSEND SARSAPARILLA.

mar,
AurlOa oyRER d. .ESiSE nRiSiN H. n1WNsss
which tss o Of mari 1na ~. .,l ~
a. IT, % u ~ h hAi cached me sar
b ~ saved
Grnud mud Uu.ou.,lrd p.r..r.,;..
a, the Ia ,-,, i .i.a tx
Lg,.dh ths land. -" ' ~ " " ' ""'A''u' Wiz ""ss '"s
unl y r. Tsn'ends Improves with
choi.t and die .,ss .eSysr. II the M ss al
LILA. The men contain. medicinal
.,l,nd W. % anu oheis which
s..rs ,,i A.. Is
"'aN- %OleSs' "s '"'" N"en
GENUINE
Ota JmCSD IOWnsen0's 9arNaParliIn
Of onin,
o,,J tur secured i'm 80,
thus IL neapae losing any il, v.l.bs and hsaia props,
p,mn.,,g in m. mad ,bs mo-, no I in
''p- '' " p s " "'
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DREvET Major Theodore OAara and Captain T. b,
ID Gather, late of the army, located in Washingon
CITY, attend to military and ali other descriptions of
claims against the government, and business in the
They will also prosecute claims arising before the
Board OF Commissioners under tho treaty with Mexico.
Officers and soldiers OF the Mexican may RELY pom the
most prompt attention to their business.
Address O'Harn " Gather, post paid.
Ap 6-du
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SQUIRTING, Fermentinx, Acid Conpo1nd''
OLE S 2 TOWNSEND,


il
ORIGINAL IMITATION
ben,euie,bd that we o' deal article which waid
hornaxr
p
. the uht that
article
nhn dssmiHr that unlike
n
chemist
seinhe medicine n
which incapable
AGENTS Of DISEASE instead OF hsai - -
1t 10 kn
TOWNSEND has SOUGHT and FOUND
Grand Universal Concentrated Remedy,
within ereae and to the knowledge
joyful experience,
Trnnscendsnt Power Heal!
and thus to have the unphbe
vgr and u'eunsas 10 their families friends
Principal office l02 Nassau street. N. ~.
Price one dollar per BOTTLE or bottles for five dollars.
For sale in Washington by the following druggists Sam
ue Butt of Pennsylvania and 18th street
opposite the Irving Hotel Il. d. Il w. II Gilman, Penn
sylvania avenue, Browns HOTEL j. F Calan, corne
OF and 7th streets, opposite the General Post Office
Delany, of Pennsy vana and Al street;
Ridgey Co., Pennsylvania avenue, near the West Mar
ket APP l8-d&sw9n.
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500 Reward.

FIREMEN's INSURANCE OFFICE, April 10, 1919
REWARD of hundred dollars is hereby offered for
"A Information which will lead The detection and
OF any incendlary charged with firing any property
insured by this company. JAMES ADAMS,
President Firemen's Insurance Compan
AID l2-2aw3wf
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ny the Sd section of the act of the 81 March last entitled
d provide for the settlement OF the accounts of
public officers and other. who may nave a.
co.. enacted that where questions arise in respect TO
sion OF penalties imposed the ground that the collection
improper or the penalties wroogigly enforced The
pny nnder The direction Of the President Of the United
buttons such sums as may determined by him ave
been improperly levied or imposed as contributions assess
For Information of claimants under this section Of the
notice is hereby given that this department will require
the character and amount Of the contributor assessment
penalty, for which remission or return Of DUTY Is claim
ment penalty was imposed, and 70 whom paid The APP
rated by the evidence Of one or credible
witnesses and to be accompanied by the certhcae OF the
pennties alleged 10 have been Improperly Or wronsaiv
Lived imposed have been duly accounted for and paid
the Of the United States by authorized dis
0of''n'en'' OF 'fp'' W. Nj MEREDITH,
APP l7-eodlf2w Secretary Of the Treasury.
PTopo sails for Fln,.hinK CITY Hall
Mayors OrrIcE. April IL, ls49.
PURSUANT to a resolution of the Board OF Aldermen
L and Board of Common Council. approved March %,
ocock;p Tuesday, the 9th day Of May next for
furnishing and executing the cut stone work Of the poIcoes
City Hail. plans and specifications Of which will be ready
Proposals will be received also for s,uccong the face of
the whole brick Of the building. or such portion there
be rcluired LIST, with stone llmo sharp river
sand and cement; I'd, with mastic both TO initiate cut
work.
Proposals will also be received for furnishing the stono
and executing the masonry for the foundation and also or
furnishing the lumber and executing the carpentry
in covering the porcoes preparing the centres OF arches
&c The right is reserved of making separate conr Is
for the portcoes and the steps as well as tho other classes
of work
For particulars of construction and finish reference
be had the drawings and specifications at the Mayo
Office where all other information the subject be
obtained ~
The proposals endorsed Proposals for finishing
the exterior of the City Hall"
40 24-eod8M
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N1OrICE.-rhe coparnership heretoiors existing be-
IN tween JOHN h. ADDISON and BEVERLY TUCKER
mas been dissolved BEVERLY TUokKR will continue at
tend promptly all business before Congress and the do
pa rim ents heretofore. March H-u
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~ Observation-Disclosures IL THOMAS PARKER an
II nounce the public generally, and particularly to their
country friends they have removed from the old stand
so long occupied by them their warehouse oppo-
site Bown HOTEL where they will be pleased to their
old acuuainances others who may desire TO make pur
chases in their line and would further inform them that
they there in extensive and unusually we'll
selected stock of superior groceries, fine liquors. wines DC,
which they will dispose of such terms as will insure
mutual satisfn ction Ap 0-3aw3w
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I KSOx WALKER Will psesasss law IN he Sac
prens Court Of United stasss ead stssnd % the
Washington. p, o,
Ma l0~N
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MARCH Report or Mutual Life Insurance Com
wi pany, of New York. Office No. 30 Wall street
This institution during The month OF March, issued one
hundred asd twentysix new policies, WIS
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L,,fsENCH and Spanish Languaxss.-J. MEIERE. late
il professor United States navy, Yale College, &C.,
specially acquains the citizens of Washington that he
giving instruction in tho above languages,
as well as in the English to foreigners
Prof Meere aters himself that his reputation AZ an inc
structo well established here require particular
references. ass
For terms, &c. address NJ the bookstores of Messrs
Franck Taylor Taylor IL Maury, and Fischer, at his
PENNSYLVANIA Nov. 8-f
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ATOrICE --Barard Cor Bernard) Peck, late private
IN Lieut. Gogas company regiment United States how
xer battery will hear something his advantage pom
calling upon JESSE e. DOW,
April No. :, Union Buildings,
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GRIND Universal Concentrated Remedy,
know by joyful experience, IL. - - "
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Jan Ii
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fMnti.n for ,l,e nanner

{" What Is ioyewhat is lOsc r the youncsser cries "WhSt is l0ve-wlsai is love-" tho n,oi,icn sIehs !" Its thrOb of .lse heart flight of tl- soai. 4 thing OCT whol, we have no esatrol." SYake heary ssgc wlso wss standing near, White along his oi,ess relsea sliss 'as,.s sess. !" What is iove-what is love1" the hero cries: {" What Is iove-what is lovet'' tAc lady sirhs ?" iis glance of he eye-PaAg sf the heart. Ere the first thrills of joy frcra life depart" SPake uratrea, aged, who was passing by, Her bosom, the whils, brcsthed a trembling sigh Oh, love is the gold. the fruh of snr lite, The light of the eye. the of Of OCT strife; The diamond of Joy. the pearl eI he miad. The ruby of bliss, humaa airire! 'Tis the brightest and fondest gift Of all That we possess, in the cottage or halt; Not like tae' comet, to speed thro' the air, But point to the heart, and yen find it t9ere, Earning steadty--a bcaeen giser, To light ns ,O happiness and Heaven
 Msruonn
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tovreFsoaie"rs q tAs JasEson 6fi. j Mssissigpiaa
 California camp in ArkaHsas.

VAN BUEEs, Feb $, l8t9
 Messrs Editors: The Caliiorniahs gre enininz in. tah buren and Fort Smith wii be the camping grounds Ihave before addressed ynn oH this suo- Jeei. The Arkansas route has since been rendesed more desirous by the appointing oi a United States military escort 10 accompany thcm. and lte fact, ioo that te Asiaiic cholera IS now on the lsthsnns Let me recommend 10 emigrants from Mississippi To keep together as much possible. IL wifi be perfectly safe for them to travel 10 San Francisco though they may no. muster in their companies faore than dozen or two. The wagon and mule train. Will amount to lU,o00 persons, and these will be made up oi smah companies having iis own regulations and officers. In this immense moving mass, know ,hdt Mississlppians wiH be proud to meet and mlpgle with each oiher asd that they ,yil tnd organizations among themselves much better l than among strangers. ! No emigraRt should eome unprovided with wagon, Il It Is his Intention to purchase Young men would dO better ic start with pack mules One good pack mule wll carry 300 pounds, and companies of mule trains will go out in B days o San Francisco l II ihey push ahead of the wagon trains. 3 Bacon sells here at , cts per b.; hour S2 Sa psT cwi mules, $40 to S70; oxen, S35 10 Sl0; corn, | 90 cts. per bushei
 ! All kinds ol dry goods can be bought for reason able terms, Every erngrant must Mrnish l5o lbs 1 flour or biscuit, aud I25 lbs bacon The waron trains will camp every Sabbath day Co give Ine, and beast their proper rest Forges have been made to accompany them, for the purpose of making nsccs- {
 ! The best camping ground in Arkansas, is near Van Buren, The citizens substantial merchants, farmers and mechanics, and the community orderly and Peaceabie. Here, Col. Clarke. of the lntelII- gencer, EIihu Bel ihe late sheriff, or Mfr Aifred aliacf. highly respectable citizen, will furnish 1 the emigrants with every Information. MT Bell proposes going te California himself. mr. Price the late representative oi the county. is also going. 1 Col. Roane is now without any opposition from a demoerat-smithsor intending 10 decline running; but the whgs are not fortunate. Ellington ol Desha, IS out for Governor. He IS whg of inilu- ence, and will give the Rev. Cyrus Wilson tight race Tor his worldly honor and Temporarily. A patty has go, upon it's last leg which has call in the pai son.
 The late judicial election by the people shows that politics have ndt influenced their opinions to any extent
 The total deht of this State s S3,73l ,s69 I8. lis ] two banks, the State Bank and Real Estate Bank are the of the debt and were in existence only ! about two years In that period. the amount ol debis absolutely lost by tie Real Estate Blnk con sideFed bad or doubtful, was S2ll ,0G0. M
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 NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
PIcAYUSE DfFi6E, Monday Evening. March i tSta

PIcAXuSE DfFieE,
 Monday Evening, March ], tsIg CstioR--BY ihis mornings mail th- seitefs and circulars by tbe EHt0pa received and from all accoun,- the ieIters confirm The printed accounts ln our market ,hey hove produced no other effect than To give additional drmRess to the prices maty heavy orders havIng heen received bY telegraph and executed las, week The sales reach 6joo bales taken nearly exclusively lpr Engiand. at iull prices though withapt estabI'shng any advance. We iu consequences repeat our qnotaiious of Inferior, ai95I{ Good Middling 62 s5a6l Ordinary. ..53s@53i Hiddliug Fair, U ,eai l.. M.to Mil. b "96lt Fair,. 4G@7 E Ssgar.--in he early part oi the day the demand was hunted, bnt 1t improved and fully 909 hli,ls were sold at finn pices, say F1m 3tss8tiac Motasses Tie market contiasiss ,inii. Sales 5aO bblS. al IG60i9c
 Coro. Sleek very iishr sales; i500 sacks. intiu. ding ioa White al IIc., 52o al l2c; ITO Yellow and 976 White at i3c $500 Yellow and 560 hitr al Ice Hheai.--l4oo bushels gaed were sold at SSe an. 200 sacks at 91c.
 Flour -Baycrs are waiting for further anivals and We only hear ol the sale of 5O0 bbts Ohio al 61t,.
 WalskJ.--io0 bbls. Rec,ided sold ia two lots at I7l3c.
 P0rk.-Saies iI9 bbls Niece al SI0 I2i5: IeO ai $i0 2, l2 M 0. at S9 62; 9a Frlne at $9 37ls; tna Rumps al $, and 30 al S 7j.
 Lard. l-S6 herees No. sold at 5},e. Demand limited.
 aud 4c.; 49 casks Shoulders al 4c., and 2: casks Hams at JtSc.
 Baggmg and Bdie Rope.--i50 pieces aud coils were sold al i6i4 amt 731r cash.
 CoGse.-l000 bags Rio sold al 65ac., and I00 bags al 7c
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conrrcssionnl snlIles of snrcnsm.

Alr Betlinger, Of Virginia, conSluded his speech in the U. $. House of Representatives on the i6th ultino, in committee of the whole on ihe state ol fine Union, in the mahner following. Ne copy it as Illustration of the dexterous style in which Hon. members sometimes use the weapon of words:
 Mr. Chairman, have but moment or two of my allotted time remaining. Will this committee allow me 10 say word or two about myself Some year or two ago, certain eloquent gentlemen took so many liberties with the American eagle, " thai the bud began to look matveouslv like bazzard, and took il into my head 10 bnrnish up his fumes airesh, and send him off 10 Oregon. Since which tiuie, sir, divers gentlemen have made themselves merry at my eXpeHse--one in particular, with whom had the honor of breaking lance during the las. session, and who hes EecenilY shown himself q true son oi the Sduth, by breaking asuudef the shackles oi party as he strong man of old burst tue cords and green wiihes wil.l which treachery would have ted him mean the gentleman from Mississippi, | NIT. TomPkins. This gentleman, 1 say, thought proper upon certain occasion, 10 deHuminate me the Eagle from Harper's Ferry. " anu !he gentle man may Congratulate himself upon the success of his sarcasm. l felt he full effect of his irony would gladly believe il not meant as such, but my modesty iorbids it. have often earnestly desired to possess of the qualities of the bird 10 which the gentleman thought proper 10 lken me. have often sighed for his tireless wing, to bear my spirit from this dull world to those higher and puTer regions s~heh, a, least, nearer Heaven, tJNtl io IHfsts Df lpilE, or TTeiQ- dlce of ignorance and error, and look full upon the sun of truth with unbIenchiug vision and undazzed gaze, as the eye of that bold bird the blaze uie day -godior his calm and unruiIed spirit, calm and unruiIled in the mghdeststorm whose thunders shake the eternal hills. in the gentiest breeze whose breath scarce stirs the blossoms of spring Would such qualities mine. But the want of them causes me to feel more papahly the gentle mans irony, and prompts me 10 retaliate by com pdrison much more appropriate, in my opinion than the one which the gentleman choose to institute. am rFoinpted to tell the gentleman that there is daother bitd, whose habits, GUS oms. aud qualities render !, a particularly appropriate emblem of that 2 eat party of which the gentleman is a conspicuous member. IL is bird. sir somewhat renowned in classic lore, and remarkably well known in domestic life. The same bird sir,
 ''Whose visant and faithful cas
 Saved Rome old capitol from nurderous Gauls g
 4 bird, sir, marveIousiy addicted lo--
 Down fell the hammer.
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fErnm the -ilnnnInl. rrien.
MArwonp

From the Honoiula Friend
 The King of Inc Arctic Oceaa. "o the old whale. 'mid storra and gale, In this ocean home will bc
 giant in migitt, where Isight is right
 And king ci lhe buundless seS. Captain Rovs. ef the Superior, makes report, which is confirmed hy his shtys company, that whe cruising a tlle Arctic 0osaa hey discovered huge whale. which they were conhdeai Was too large for them to "cut in " with vessel of the size of The Superior All agree tn asserting that |, as the largest whale lucy saw aud, If il had been taken, mus, have yietted Hlore than 3G0 bar rels of oil. It not throWgh f-ar for themselves but the ' ~llaliag gear er thc vessel. that they allowed the King of tie Arctic Ocean quietly lg hold on his way His kiagship may congratulate himself upon his good lortane, if he escapes aaolhei season
 "A woRdrous tale could the rare old whale
 Of the mighty deep dsciese,
 Of the skeleton forms of hy-gone storms,
 Aud oi Inc tresures that no one knows On the whale is free. of ihe boundiess sea.
 He lives for thousand years;
 He rgks te rest on the pillows breast
 Nor the toughest tempest fears.
 The bowling blast IS il hurries past,
 Ia music to lutl hun Co sleep; Mud 1s seaIiers the spray iu his boi~teroBs lsgay As he dashes--'rhe King of the Deepi'
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FURNITURE AT AUCTION.

fes-Fy WILL he sold. at public auction oa iifed-
 nesday, he ith inst, st 10 o'clcek, A. a sat T. D. Msnlck &. Co $ store, splen,ii assortment ot Furniture. consisting of Mattle top dressing Bureaus; Mahogany du o. fine spring seat Sofas; Mahogany Cehltr Table; small Cati Tables; Laes Mahogany ~eis do Mahogany ahd Black Walnut writing Desk; ine Ctnr seat and hac k Rocking Chafsi coiaIn9h ao.; NaIses Clans. 70 dozen French, Grec.an, aud BIHisieT Cane Bottom ChaIys.
 Aso---25 ieube sp.l single Ma'assss eo0 ds- sofie sizes Looking Glasses: 9, boxes Virginia To- bacco; Myers bI and, 20 boxes Tea; l5 600 II. yana ctgars 5JJ9 G0iulnaH eIgirs; stOss piay tug Cads; line blue aue black iLk; together wiii Va Ilety ot other articles suited to this trade.
 1'he attention oi merchants and others it invited. SatP F9Sitire ata se4tlsesf ressgee-
 man I3.lN JD.F FtTZGERAID. Aae