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Suddenly on Monday morning, Sd inst In joyfu III hopo
OF glorious Immortality, JANE JoHssoN vito OF Jere-
miah johnson. aged 81 years and months
The friends ~ the family, and OF her son in Law,
Samuel j. Marfden, tho members OF the Methodist
Episcopal churches OF New ork and Brosklyn mem-
beers OF Covenant Lodge No 30 . of o f., and IN sm
bers of Mount Sinai kncampment No 3 o. Of o. + q,
and men bers OF Alpha Chapter. o VI A.
spectfUy invited 70 attend her funers this (ru-sdsy
afternoon at clock from her late residence No II
Adams street, Brooklyn. Her remains will DO taken to
Greenwood Cemetery
Mother dearest. thou hast left us,
And thy ioes WI deeply feel;
But 'tis God who has b-reft us,
He can all our sorrows heal.
On Monday, the Sd inst EIizABgrH. wife Of Fmsnue
Koib and daughter If William and Han urtlan nd
in the goth year Of her age.
The funeral will take place from her late residence
No "a Hudson street. on Wednesday afternoon. at q
O'Clock Her friends and those OF the family in
vited TO attend without further iuvitation
On Monday the I'd met. of the prevailing epidemic,
Francis LAwRENcE WrnMsR, aged 81 years, months
and day.
The friends and If the family are re-
qursted TO attend his funeral from hts lsto residence
2ib 9th street this ruedsy) afternoon. at oclo,k
The members of the st Nicholas Society are also re-
quested - attend his funeral, at the above hour
On Sunday night, I'd inst, of dropsy in the head,
BArnAHA JArE DSxw, youngest child Of william and
Barbara Jane Drew.
FUNERAL this aft ernoon at , O'Clock
On Tuesdsy. 2sth ult M,ar Arr JAars, wife Of
Daniel James, gunner United States Navy ct Brook
Ign, l. J.
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Our R.I,,mo,. Correspondence.

bALIi1ohh, SepsemOer ., 10Y.
Whig Congrsss,onoi Nomination - The Steamer
Georgia-Fiying ArtHsry.
The wings Of the THIRD Congressional District,
consisting Of the five upper wards OF tho o,ty, with
BsiuRcrc and Carroll counties, aud Howard dis
trict, have nominated George w. GRAY, Of Balu-
more county, as their candidate for Congress. lie
VIII run pretty well, but. OF course, will BE- beaten,
- the democrats have loo majority in the dis
triet, without exciting themselves
The steamer Georgia is still lying on the mad
bsnk off Essron; aud will IN all probability be a
total loss. She was valued at $4,000
The two fine flying artillery comp an-s from Fort
NcHcnTy visited the city to-day Thousand Of
spectators attended upon their parade.
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MARKETS ELSE WHERE.

RALriScrs Sept -Soch Board- S33j % Baiinsre
b., h3 " shares Baltimore RDd Ohio Railroad, ~.
PhiLAryLPnIA SEPT. ;. First BOord.-x2h0 PENNEY
yara Be h7 5000 do, n; $0 do, b, "; $500 do. b. III
Sa'O do S. a; Penpsyv Bank, I II Farmers aad
Mechanics Bani, Ola Pennsyysuia Bank 1855 10 Par
n ss And hsohs 60 Gs $500 P'.s , ca 6 90
tonds. Ms; 5000 Kent bonds. Ga I0l%: ~ d, Rank,
Wl: 900 Pittbprs 6s So 30 li6 Lehish SIS 66f $50 Unit
ed states Bank pa 90 Meetancs Rank ~ 100 No-rstowa
Bank % $4,000 Pennsyl yanis 81 s; o. uuion Bank Team
W; fsSOO Chesapeake ard Delaware b's S?x
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The P"IOsyra, MO Tragedy.
EXAMINATION or JOHN ). WISE HrON A CHARGE or
NUMBERING n u. HART.

Correspondence of the St Louis Republican
PsLatRA. Monday. August 20
To the qualification OF MA parties Interested the FAR
ther examination in the Of wise upon a charge
OF killing Thomas u Hart. resumed TITS morniug
Mr.. 4. L.. Anderson. OF thu counsel for defend
ant then read the folio wing letters and poetry ia tue
order IN which they follow
No l, found in possession Of Mrs Vie and den-
titled ne In Ihos Is Harris handwriting was real ~
fOllsws
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nee, Bow Legs the Seminole Chief at the fall of the

meet Bow Legs, the Seminole Chief the fall Of the
he troops their srrval eucaun at Fort Brooke
tbe c"mpsbdsnt not o~~u,,ng it necessary to sead
tntm Into The Interior until the council held
ovueges committed Many II tho poorer class of
he'gbboripg Inhabitants come into tho govsrnmsn.
Suarierr, saying that thew afraid OF the Indians
the government Ia obliged % support them.
IL IL thought that the Indians do desire to have
any war or difficulty with the whites as they appear
ts be much alarmed at the Of many troops
In their region OF country, and tho propositions going
forward The indians would much rather b. h bed to
isiop, feeling constantly with the lid aus in
their in dSto u.iabborhood insist upoa
terms The result will probably ts the same
. In many former iIstsnces the Iufians will b.
obliged to tuccuWb 10 superior force and quittiny
their old hunting grounds take up thar re on
the sestern sid- OF the Mississippi river
Tho following is lat Of the officers now at Fort
Brooke, Tampa Say
hsior W w Morris. commanding post; Major W
cambridge. commanding battalion and company y;
MAJOR IA Miller commanding company l.: Nsior I
Penbert"n. commanding company a; Captain q.
w. Getty, commanding company T.; Captain q.
w. Rains commanding company q; LIST Leuteuaut IL.
W Howard. commanding npany n: LIST lieutenant
5. :. Fahnestock. A. \. Z NJ 90 lst LieutsniDs +.
Collins. Poet Adjutsnt; LIST Lieutenant l.. Magrtoa,
a e. I'd Lisut.nant John Gibhon attached to COM
pauy ID; I'd Lieutenant = X. Weibridgo attached to
company F. I'd Lieutenant J. q. Booth attached TO
company +.
All Of the above OF tho ath Artillery.
Captain Casey. A e.. y : Captain HassiDs. A. q (;
DR. Hands Surgeon; DR. Lamb Assistant 10 to Post;
Drs. Guild and Cant.r. Assistant do 10 Battalion.
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To IpE Hos Gsoror W CH.vroRD.
SscrethrN OF Msr. MnA hi M ton Cit

Secretary OF War, washington City.
The unoefsaDed respectfully represent, that the
moral ci, aud political affairs 81 this territory in
. most deplui shle coDduion
,obgitss, nsgsctiog to qrant to tho people q Nc~
Mexico so,.rbment aud failing to give them fs-s
tui''o 10 Their wants and condition. has produced
h.iesss o. anarchy, disseusion aud discomfort are
e'sl.i' IN every portion ~ this terft,ry In
ton yith the state Fittings ia &C usl
WIN fur ~ the most powerful aud numerous tribes
lhoisbs 90 The continent all living is coee DR. ,xnity
90 this territory aud all making daily inoursous late
the settl, mebts.
DOR ony refuge is the military auth rity; our only
pruscttou the military that rely tor the re-
stfs mig - swiess outrage within aud savage bar
bsfty without.
Nuh this vies ~ eur present posture Of sHsirs we
Dem ~ ~ the higbest np'rtsrec that The military
sbd.r 81 Ibis post houli unite Ina hi per.on ia.
dsIstd ,tce ~, mptpe-e. aud energy ~ character
ttsctcs knov ledge OF the ln,isn b'fder esisre aud
sthftUFb acqusiufsuce With the peculiar habits
rsc'tt a. ccbdiion Of the mixed aud heter geuous
psyUlstitn ~ this territory.
tbt.ttHitR these views. would most resps folly
iePftf'tt hat utnr humble opinions Br-vet Lieus
81 - al " vel qualihed sud sJefsbty htted 60
copy The thlotsnt and usycn.ib.c position of Com
naDO'r ~ WE Military Department His vsiusbie
tft'titrcr. acquired ~ ms numerous cam paigus
- re itdsis IN car frJtt'tfs aLd in rtoitda,
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81 so; lambs 81 ia 81 81 = 81 SO Uasoid 4os. The
supplies continue % came Ia liberaiiy
ColTas The sales 20 day reach 100 bsles The de-
rire TO sell is more 10 and Ia conseqlence,
prea cannot be- quoted at all higher than fhIrs-
day sst Tsir tipspd lols = loSs
FsH Sales II SEQ bbis dry cod were made at 81 70
Nrek~rei we're st.ady ~ Saturdays rate.
fsrshrs There was more offering Tor sHgisai
Cotton vss engaged ~ Liverpool NJ "a -four At Cd
Is naval stnrrs NJ Is, aud heavy goods at lfs ID
California rates were unsteady ut Gre per foot.
NAVAL sronts a Sales of 500 bbls NJ 20. rosin
made from TIE yard al ssc note spirits OF turpen
tine at $50 a a5c snd rough at 80 II
fko',sioNs he ssies of Pork only amounted to
IS rs for prime and 100 bbi, pris,e soi
~ 81 ~ the market closed with better tom. aud SO
WA very dull NJ Sl3 s13 30 while prime uas nomi
n"l atS ii cut mats ~ere heavy ot sal-; hams
nominal mt t5sc s7lan and -houer 41So Sc accord
bg I" qsaiiy Butter VS. less plenty, and shade
timer wit salea o 0hio 10 aud at 10
n l5e Cheese was ia good demand ut 4c 81 fer
RsrrJs Of Produce rer H"dson Rirer Lines This Day
iiud,on River Lipe-2.6 bbl.. -four; 2 500 bushels
CON; - hbs ashes Ga bbls whiskey; 81 bales wes
81 hoses chsese
Troy aud Fre Line sos bbis flour; 50 bbls whis-
key; lac boxes ch'ese
Old Troy Iin.Tl4 bb,s. -four; so kbls. ashes; 20
tsies wool; So boxes cheers
Gi,siith's Troy Lin.-7 ss7 bushels wheat; $40 bSls
swiftsure Liss 5l3 bbs -four; ct hbls. whiskey 6S
bales wool; $50 boxes cheese; ~ bbis butter
Albany aud Canal Line-l 00z bbis -four; $500
bushels wheat 81 bsirs wool
Eskford's Line s2i bbs -four; 81 bbls ashes; s7S
balss wool, IA boxes cheese; 30 bbis pork
Schuyl.r's Line "a obs -four. z. 100 bushels wheat
SEQ bushels feed 2l50 bushels 80 Ibis whiskey
Western Lake Boat line $50 bbls -four; so bbls
wbskey II bales wool II bols lard; 2S3 bbs butter
$50 hush. lr wheat
s,racus- ard Oswego Limo -2lo7 bushels oats; Is
bbls. nshes; 80 bbls whiskey
american Transportation Line L S0S bushels corn;
2t6 bales wool 1889 bbls butter.
Os~ego Canal Lino-26G bbis. -FOUR 81 bbs sshos
rs boxes cheese
Troy and Michigan Line-Sl8 bbls -four; rs bills
whi key; 200 bushels wheat.
Troy ana Western Line 534 bbls dsur 2,olS bushels
corn; is bbs. wbisk-y; % bses wool.
Misceaneons-2CC Goo bu hels oats; 500 bushels corn
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On Thursday, 3Oth ult, in st Vincent do Paul, by
the Rev MIR Lafopt Miss MARIErre ALovsEA, only
daughter of DR. r rhomss to MICHELE RAPsrri, pro-
fessor of music. all Of this city
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SILK MANUFACTURE IN CHMA.-An American in
China gives the following account OF the silk and Grape
manufactures of that country:
some bright morning in November went with party
OF gentlemen, including members of the French
embassy to- visit such silk manufactures worthy
of notice. The FrenchmcD, inqustve in the extreme,
stopped to look at everything, and take OF nothing
at all We proceeded until the city wall and, sud.
denly turning about, found ourselves In shop with silk
Just from the loom, and three four Of the
silk merchants waiting 70 receive us
Nearly the whole Of the silk Of China il produced
in four Provinces by the hirtieh parallel Of
tuds, about four hundred miles from Canton. We
many rich varieties OF silks, and aware of the
fact that the greater part of the finest goods
of the country, but kept for home umplion
Rich natives will pay enormous prces-more than could
generally be obtained in foreign countries.
"The embroidery OF the Grape shawis To- worked solely
Chnaman, and he pay five hundred collars IL
Instead Of the usual flower PATTERN embroidered by
landscapes, boats bouses and pagodas We also for
the individual connerpane Of srawcoiored satin
ground worked In vaegaied silk valued humid
dollars Their damasks are always splendid, and
sionay roll Of IL brought from the northern provinces
may be ound which Is OF far richer texture than the Can
world that the finest fabrics found in the great
itals, and the richest silks must go 70 Pekin. tf
1.-THE loom Is strikingy rude and clumsy In It's appear
Two work tone shifting the woof and the other
throwing the shuttle That loom like the policy OF the
Chinese government, seeking i'm improvements, work
ing the OF byRone centuries, and weaving
It's wonderfully BEAUTIFUL aud harmonious iabfc The finest
anything that has called forth the industry Of nhabit
ans they have succeeded we'll people who
of from the Of the world without examples Of excel
lence" q. ,.sr.G III.
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would be thus showing the grand aggregate
OF ne OF the labor and capital Of the United States
In 1877, 10 be 81 O4S 664756
As matter OF curious interest, we also give Nc
Queens estimate Of the produce of the land in the
United Kingdom, adding column containing the values
reduced to federal money "a IS per pound sterling
Value In pounds Value In federal
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MRs. ANN n. CLARKs Fashionabls millinery saloon
I'LL open Thursday the 6h for the exhibition OF
very Of the latest style velvet satin and silk winter
hats cidrens embroidered hats and hoods Misses hats, head
dresses, rich neck rbands feathers and flowers.
having personally purchssed in the York markets.
for cash, furnish the best goods the lowest prices
Orders promptly attended o.
STORE east ofke Farmer. and Mechanics Bank oeostown
Dec e--3eod IN. ~
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;no ne the urosant torn, &c ,ba com, - ,hI;ha :, i.
request OF the grand jury
| (;ENrIEMRN or rur ap.Sn ,upv The nd ~ n.
mas Sicn you and as court 70 the discharge Of the
eyery civ sociev ha haen he o.
and uriss 70 protect life reputation. and propey and i
he a ~ % W peeh 50 vel
in The o ~ M mere snoua nave oesn ionna
h. he @ 20 lew reasons or changing
oaSE I, almost p their origin Cruel and baIbaroas modes
been Abolished in EneanJ Mater Of deag haye hsn
h id ~ ' % nave extended
mind by more general edacaon eombined With NJ ren
cn,"re Of nodes ,;,s vac h -; ,aa 1 NV % " @
hments but he mehod Of ,esne s sa Or
i. vspY nb Via, !, Has ~ h e , 2 ~ @
different The public mind Is deeply IMPRESSED with ny
in iudcia criminal inquiry How graceful and beeonjng
il Is in those who occupy place 50 yenera,ed far its any
10 manGss, in ,he dschs,ae Of ,beir byb dne ,bo
auailcations for the poson which Justify their selection
am addressins. mss - ~ y WV A'A'e"'eA
In every Civilized association OF men sovereignty il,
lodged that X exercised without
ductive of so many blessings social and POLITICAL this SUI
The forms thew have prescribed 10 themselves IN our ADM
rable constution can alter amend abolish and suost.
sh .be 10 b an M hs
day administration of it, the sovereign power Of the
No gss s o% n the
by lis authority any more than citizen Of any condition
mi We, 40 h,0 dna. /, re-, MINI =. ,ha, ash,ph !, -
be ri "A onr hisssnas +, l. ~ mors fal, he
no,s ,han liz asS, m lie H. hich
as ana nesses mon ns on ali sides wiihoat wbicb we
would INSTANTLY de il fell nv healthy man As we valne
his inesnabe rgbt of being covrped NV onseiyes and
desire the Of i'm fnits of ubc
and private happiness IL is essential thai there should be
10 the rule of the law and that the rencorv
and those who hold for noght s should be COM
PEELED o their observance You and in inru.ed
we he public conRdence are broken down or
euded through any negligence natenon or incapacity
of ours by those who have armed punshen by crime
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Tor sALE plantation In parish st. James, ON
the right bank OF the river, Orleans
and nine miles below This
two thousand apens q very superior land, Of which
eight hundred are In cultivation and pasture, wood
containing ample the best timber building
hon purposes The cleared portion OF property
put up plant hundred and fifty apens next year yey
large and commodous
keesone Just reset and the other
very excein steam Of large size and in fine ORDER
wagons carts and every necessary tool and Implement
place .13 af9 QT aa Gag8I ETTE I'M 49,
WIN The o sssRssatsy 2. may suit purchasers viii
able mechanics and all experienced
the culture Of Among three efficient
hands which, with the addition Of twenty more would
hon purchaser either with without addition will find
property fully provided everything large
crops from the beginning, and AZ little expense As
posed full provision Of has been made this year.
pairs Of kind. +Aa G 81 at sfse 1a5aai.r sfs m
believed property is rarely offered for
sale as well in relation 20 The fertility and heanes Of
tom as 10 the quality Of the who thoroughly
accmsted but large pumbe the place. having
well taken Of full vigo and strength Further descp
ton unnecessary as those disposed purchase will doubt
will be required In cash. and the balance years.
notes bearing cent interest," satisfactorily
sion will be given ON the LIST Of January
Nine hundred and yfour shares the Citizens,
Bank will also be Sold together purchaser
payment Of the price of purchase, will
debt due 70 the Citizens Bank
from March, eighteen forty eight payable in one
three four, Ave. and and also stock oan
the bank, amounting
sky hye dollars payable by nstalnent and renewable the first
March, eighteen hundred and y every
the expiration Of the Citzens' Bank charter.
ROBERT CARTER NICHOLAS,
Nov 6-2awtDecl6 Donaldsonvle Post Once
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A Card TO shs Pabise.

HH|I A Card 20 the Pubffc. ..-t sa.l. ~
oa s %nas.ssss 9sssy $ ~ services g
ss public sss wsS have
noIou q hss term but .. an aowed and responsible agent
oommses hand needing be
% sSss se ss ' sis nG ssd s s O.
menosls the other hand resident N distant and different
may properly the facts ir and
editor he Loom and ne Aay,, wishes
nom members Of Conss. the sgcumIs
s .s Industrial pursuits %.as ys which %S na $ ss S
e pleasure he might even say te instinct Of his Me 70 devote his
On mere matters such ,e~,isre. .ss.sien,
dsred .aals..sd and win ;.sisDcs q pomp
y. care.
Be addressed, where they viii be and him, a WA
Be-, sDasw4w g. SKINNER
PREsCH Embrosdsres, L.ees, tscLsd,s, invited %
Of embrodehe., laces tc, .. We arr
which epa"o, All . a al Who wish
French worked capes collars berhes cuffs and inside handler
Real thread lace capc. collars, and Berthe.
5car,ons rich lace capes
3 Dec s-6TTbss cLAGETT NEWTON, MAY co.
NON aEsTA two story brick house. wi. an Auto and back
% ven '..s ssss "s has .s ss md
ess New York recently occupied BY the Austrian minister
s,s;s sasf @ view Of ne "'
PARLoRs FOR REST.-ANewiy and neatly furnished, on
New York l5 pleasantly located In fun
view Of the Presidents House and grounds Inquire on me prem
Uses. .tf. ~ E4l-
Nov. o--ssvf ID. A. GARDNER.
rENTI.EMEN.s OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES has this
day received large and fun assortment Of genemens outf
Family made evoke ir. superior quality and new
Styles Inc system Of resns shirts wholesale prices win be
hnued by stevens
CRAvATs
vey supply OF black and fancy coos Imported
believed 70 be the newest In market
UNDERsHIRTs AND DRAWERS
menno WOOL Scotch WOOL cotton very large
assortment, and some Of extra large sizes.
UMBRELLAS.
A fun supply Of alk and cotton, styles fH
Also pockethandkerche gloves, perDe, dressing
brushes razorsn fact arcle for gentle
mans wardrobe toilet all Of which will sold uniform
prices at sTEvENss,
Great Hat and Gen1emens Quitting Establishment,
Dec, 5-eodn No. l Browns Hotel,
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The prices OF these articles per bushel are thus est
mated Wheat, us cents; Indian corn, SO cents bar
ley. IS cents; rye IS cents oats, IS cents; buckwhea
so cents potatoes 30 cents beans 100 cents peas s7i
cents faxseed, 100 cents
II will be seen that Indian corn is estimated at the i'm.
mense OF than S344 900 ,oO0 while the gross
amount Of the wheat produced was little more than
Gas 100000
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DHILIP BARTON KEY win attend 90 any bussness
he be intused with before either Of The
and will Of
gess and the Departments. once on @
+ WAsnEsTos, July 10, ls8, July H-3swn
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NEW MUSIC.-Just received Music and
Stationery Store, door Of 18th
nue. the following and popular Music from publishers
liam Hall SON. New York, which we will sell At reduced
price, four cents per page. VIM FISCHER
The Lonely Rose, Jenny Lind composed by Bale
Gentle Voices, by Charles Glover
Why do Weep for Thee admired ballad, Wallace
When pensye feelings wake the sigh written by
Were but his own wife, by Maeder
The Mosquito Polka, by J. Sloman.
Dlgen Hose Companys Quick Step, performed by Dodworh
Band. ~ :. 't W. =
Two Merry Gipses, a duet, by McFanen. @t.s
Voice from the Waves Duet by
The Preside Song by W. v. Wallace.
The Moonlight Of the Heart, by sfakosh.
Susan Bayne, sung by Chrsy's Minstrels.
yard.o : ~ - ~ ~ = - = -
Filtration Polka, by NJ. strakosh.
Robert le Diabe, arranged by r. Boyer.
Uncle Ned, with variations by James @. Maedef. F..
The syren Polka, by NJ. Suakosh. .
La Syipllde, Fantasie RJmantique, by NJ suakosh.
The Ethiopian Medley, overture, arranged By g. Enrich
Guitar Pieees.
OBJ wach You wen by daylight .... ......
The Rose Of Tralee. 10
The Bowld Soger Boy ...
yeannet and Jeannot .. .....e...
Emma Snow.
Dinah Crow.
The Low Backd Car. ......'
Oh, would girl again.
What enchantment
The Sisters Call, by l.. Trip.
Child Of the Regiment, sung by Jenny Lind.
Ratapan, E sung by Jenny Lind.
Mazurka, by Bateman.
My boat and bugie horn, by Watson.
The Chamos as sung by the Rainier family.
Our own fair Italy, 4 duetL ID.
Beethovens Dream. Dec T.
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NEW and elegant sillxs, shswls c.-In addition 20 our
have received from New York and Phila
dephia full and ecmPes assortment Of the newest and most FASH
ionable Goods Of the which
IS pieces ch chsnscabe Satin de Chimes Of every color,
entirely shades
Is pieces styles figured Satin de Chimes
rich ssdn De Chimes, of very
pouaton, and be found elsewhere In the District
20 pieces rich figured CbangcsbIe Silks
10 DO rich wafered Irish Poplins ~ Ni .Ht H.a f#.
DO black Turc sains
II do smaI-checked silks, low priced 1s.-
DO heavy black Gro de Rhines
20 do coored Marcelines Of shade 'a
so DO styles Cashmere d'Ecosse f.a#a.. ....# .
10 Damask Panama
Is DO new styles Mousscines de Lame ...E. #.t...#
20 do Lupns best French Merinos, every shade
rs hifh coiored and priced Mousselinss De
10 do nch silk velveb Of all colors
do yard wide DO do
mention Advertisement but which shall
BE pleased show may nsvor win q cali
In sHAWLs, kc- we name- - 4.
l5o 1874 Scotch Shaws Of entirely new designs, and
cheap la 5s.gH AK as aasaf r..r
rs % Scotch square shawIs
isi rieh real csshmss long sh.wis, very cheap
rs - real cashmee square shawis
is IA Hunszdsn plaid Scarf L@
Ao daily erpecssd large Of French Coa yss, ManuL
las hc, Of which nouce win be given soon as received
Ncv t-4wf ~ PHI. HooE co.