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Eunorr lurope is nov quiet, and may remain

EUROPE Europe IL now quiet, and may remain
so tor lille. nominal republic exists ia France.
hut I'll attempts in other portions OF the conne AT 10
establish rrpublicanism, have been put dawn by
combination among the military powers, aided and
assisted by France itself The policy Of Europe
for While will be Cossack Frencl--anythng but
republican or popular. This may continue for ten,
fifteen or twenty years, but nothing can prevent
'he progress Of the human mind, the impulse of
humanity, and the struggling energies Of millions
to rescue themselves from military despotsm and
oppressive national debts.
In the meantime, may as well consider Eu-
rope in STATE Of r-pose-a repose that will be pre-
served by two millions. Of soldiers, under ihr con
troll of the privileged classes, and supported by the
inhiciion of heavy taxes on the masses of the ,eo-
pie. The public debts In the old world will In
crease The poor will become poorer, and the rich
richer; but during this repose, science and art
and smuscment will, in all probability, flourish lux
uTisn'y; railroads will be constructed, telegraphs
will be established, new prioias d)nnas will be dis.
covered, and fresh danstuses will leap into APP
plause among the fashionable crowds in the great
Cal rails. The next fifteen years will be giorl-
Gus time for those who have money TO spend
nc principles Of humanity to disturb their ease or
trouble their conseiences, and who care nothing
for The progress Of their race. Peace and plenty
will prevail among the so-callcd higher orders,
well as among the military, the sto.k-obbers,
opera singers, and opera dancers; but priviion
and poverty must be increased among those who
work, ind from whose sweat will come the pay
for all thOse Injuries In a luxuflous age.
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BOwERY THEATRE. Bowsry-wsRSHa Dow c.ssAR
ph BAzAS.
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LOCAL MATTE RS.

yuSE, TrTUs & Co.-These gentlemen will open
their grand and extensive Menagerie and Circus
day in city, and will remain but two DAYS. Az
Geological exhibition, IL has been pronounced 10
be very superior IN other Cities while the OF
the equesrians guarantees Of excellence in their
department. For particulars Of their exhibition
refer readers to the advertisement in to-day
paper.
GRANp CoScERT.--A grand vocal and instru-
mental concert will be given on Thursday evening
fnext i'm st. PauPs English Lutheran church, by
the musical prodigies Emile, Virginia Henry, and
| Edward, children of Mr.. Eberbach of this city,
under the direction Of their teacher, Professor
Foertsch, and assisted by the choir Of the church;
the proceeds 70 b. applied for the benefit of the
church, 10 relieve IL from it, present liabilities. To
those who have heard the sweet harmony Of their
voices no recommendation to attend need be given;
but those who have should not neglect this "p-
portunity Of enjoying rich musical treat
ACCIDENT, William Mouldin, the colored hostler
| of MIR. schenck, must severely If not danger
ously injured by the severe kicking Of a horse
while engaged IN the duties of the stable last Thurs
day. Hi skull is -aid IN be- fractured, and doubts
are entertained Of his recovery by the physicians
SEVENTH SrpEET.-Thls street between the Ca
nal and Maryland avenue IS now being repaved
with stone its condition rendered such measure
absolutely necessary, though the old payiDe had
been executed bo 80 shor, time
| RtyWNL-A r. bgious revival has been IN prn.
gress during the past week at the Wesley chapel
under the pastoral charge of tho Rev. Mr.. Morgan
and number ~ cunyceSs have embraced religion.
| The sAue good sprr has been manifested among
the congregation al the Mckendree chapel, North
ern Liberties, under the charge Of the Rev. s. A.
Rozzel.
| Woop.-The present sudden change 10 me wea-
ther should ndmonish al who ase able, that have
not laid in their s.ock OF wood and coal for winner
consumption, to lose no time in so dong, as these
articles may he expected advance in price us the
cold season approaches The present selling prices
are; Wood-hickory S. oak 81; pine IS So Coal
from S. 50 To Sc per ton.
FrRE-The alarm on Saturday night, about 4
O'Clock, was occasoned Ivy a bonfire, near 9TH
street, IN the northern part Of the city The alarm
bells and grest light Drew fire companies
promptly to the SPOT but tortenately there was no
occasion for their sscycts.
CossiRMATios.-The Most Reverend Archbishop
Eccleston, Of Baltimore administered the rite Of
confirmation at st. Pstrck's church, in this oity.
under The pastoral charge OF the venerable and Rev.
WIN. Matthews 10 persons presented themselves
at the altar for confirmation, of whom there were
"a white males, 80 white females, coored males
and Ia colorcd females number OF them were
adults The Archbishop delivered an explanatory
and impressive discourse on the occasion.
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JOSEPH X. sTAPLETON,

BRUsH AND BELLOWS MANUFACTURER,
No. 1873 Baltimore street. doors tcest Of 50. PGM's
Baltimore,
HAS IN STORE choice assortment of articles
IL suitable for city or country trade, which are
for sale at the lowest prices on liberal terms whole
sale or retail. comprising
BRUSHES OF all descriptions for manufacturers
and family
Painters Brushes, and Sash Tools, all kinds and
sizes
Superior Varnish Brushes, round and fiat
Printers Ley and Proof Brushes, improved pat
tern
Feather Brushes, superior quality, assorted
Blacksmith's BELLOWS, all Sizes warran ted
equal in make and finish to any in the United States,
and at reduced prices
Jewellers and Brazier's Bellows, warranted
Fancy, Parlor, and Kitchen Bellows, assorted
sizes
Cowskins, BLACKING, and other articles in this
line
Buffalo, Tortoise Shell, and fine Horn Dressing
Combs
Ivory small tooth Combs, Poe ket Combs, &c.
Choice assortment Of FISHING RODS, LINES,
Snoods, and Fancy Tackle, Artificial Bait, Flies,
Reels, Hooks, and other articles suitable for river
and bay fishing.
eo-TACKLE and RODS made to order and re-
paired promptly.
90 Smiths Bellows repaired cheaply and with
despatch. Sept. 2l-2t@
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TR..NsPORTATION OF STORES.
NAVY DEPARTMEST,

NAVY DEPARTMENT,
Bureau Of Prorisions and Clothing Sept. 10, lS49.
PROPOSALS, scaled and endorsed Proposals
il for freight for Macao" will be received at this
Bureau until three O'Clock, p. m, on Thursday, the
llh day Of October, lsi9 for the transportation OF
400 barrels (more or less) Of Government stores
from the navy yard at Boston, Massachusetts,, to
the port of Macao in China there 20 be delivered To
the United States naval storekecper ON Shore or to
the senior naval officer present. The offers must
state the price asked per barrel without distinction
between wet and dry; and each barrel Tor two half
barrels) Of beef pork -four, rice, vinegar, pickles,
whisky, dried apples, will be considered az a
barrel; all other packages to be estimated at the
rate of 81 cubic feet TO barrel, whatever they may
contain; and In the measurement Of all Casks other
than barrels the fiths will be deducted. No prmage
10 be allowed. Ten fair weather working lay days
To be allowed each Of the ports Of Boston and VIA
Gao for taking in and discharging cargo. Pay
ment TO be made by any navy agent in the United
States, be selected by the bidder and Designated
in the charter party, within thirty days after pro-
ducing satisfactory evidence Of the delivery Of the
cargo. The vessel must pass the usual inspection,
and be at the Boston navy yard by the 18th day of
October, lS49 ready 10 receive her cargo; and, IL
not presented for examination within three days af
ter Being notified Of her acceptance, the Bureau
will consider itself at liberty 70 offer the freight 10
the next lowest bidder, or TO make such arrange
ments may best subserve the public interests
Sept. l4-law4w
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moigner sonressentiment trop de vivacie; mais
81 un passage de sa lettre du - AyrIl pa blesser
M. Clayton, il me semble quon nest plus fonde a
sen prcvaloir contre hui, apres quill consenle
lie retirer; ell il donne un temoignage assez mar
quaint de son esprit de Cancellation EN- s'abstenant
de reever, dams la reponse que &c MInistre lui a
fate lie 81 Ayril, phrase, qui, nppreciee un
certain degre de suscepubiliie ea put paraitre pl-
tot une sommatlon imperieuse qn'nne invitation
diplomaiIque
Au surplus, monsieur, je mai pas besoin de vous
dire que je partagc enforcement l'opnon que vous
exprinez sur La n6cessite de pas secarter, dams
les negotiations, DIES egards ct dies formes dune
bienveante courtoise.
J'invite M. Poussin ne jamais oublier cette de-
gle dams SECS rapports avec lie Commencement DIES
Flats Unis, ct jai la confance qu'on lui en- rendra
Preservation facile par la reciprocite
Recevez, monsieur, l'assurance de la haute con-
sideration avec laquellc ai Phonneur d'etre votre
tres humble ct tres obessant serviteur.
ALEXIS DE TOCQUEVIILE.
Monsieur RUSH,
Mnistre DIES Etats Unis Paris.
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TWO GREAT EXHIBITIONS UNITED
IN ONE!
JUNE, TITUS * co.'s
ssireus and HIenaxerie Com bimed,

JUNE, q W.
Circus and Men~gerie Combined,
UnDe, The Management Of Mr.. q. G. QUICK.
This immense establishment now combines the
i LARGEST AND MOST PERFECT COLLEC-
TON OF WILD ANIMALS ever exhibited, with
an EQ UESrRIAN TROUPE superior to any other
organized and will exhibit in the Cry OF
WAsHINeToN on Monday and Tuesday, September
"a and 25, l649
Among the animals in this exhibition is n splen-
did WHITE OR POLAR BEAR,
the only specimen of this species in the United
States. Also the
PERFORMING ELEPHANT "ROMEOv'
the most sagacious and thoroughly trained Ele-
plant in the world, together with specimens Of
nearly every species of wild animals existing. The
EQUESTRIAN DEPARTMENT comprises all the
principal talent OF Europe and America. Among
its prominent members will be the
FAR-FAMED RIVERS FAMILY!
from Astley's and Franconi's Amphitheatres, Lon
don and Paris universally acknowledged as the
best gymnasts and acrobats in the world. Also
MASTER NEVILLE,
THE DARING BACKWARD RIDER,
together with Mr.. Leonard, the Great Two and
Four Horse Rider; Master Luke Rivers, the Infant
Equestrian; Mr. Stone, the Unequalled Scene Rider;
Messrs. Crawford, DeChast, Heuber, Belamy, Hol-
loway and numerous other Artists of the highest
order of merit
SAM LATHROP,
the best and most popular CLOWN in America, is
a member of this company. With these unequalled
resources the propretors will be enabled to present
class Of Equestrian Entertainments eclipsing
every thing of the kind ever before produced, while
the magnificent CARAVAN OF LIVING AMI
MAILS may be examined icithout additional charge
the whole forming Combination of Attractions
such the world has never before witnessed Each
Performance will be concluded with the thrilling
feats of MR.. BEESLEY, the great
LION CONQUEROR,
in a den of Lions, Tigers, and Leopayds This es
adjustment, as it makes its public entree int
town, will be preceded by the
EMPIRE CITY BAND,
under the direction of Mn. c. PooR who will emil
ven the entertainments with choice selections OF
Popular Music Equestrian Director, Mr.. G. RIV-
Frs; Riding Master, Mr.. b. HUNTINGTON.
For full particulars, large and small bills at
the Hotels, &c.
Price of Admission to the United Exhibitions %
cents; children under nine years of age half price.
Doors open at 2 and 7. Performances will com
mence at q and u p. m.
C. E. BRISTOL, Agent.
The above celebrated company will exhibit in
Alexandria, Wednesday, September 26; in George
town, Thursday, September 81.
Sept 20-6td
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CARUSI'S SALOON.
Dancing and WaltztnQ Academy.

CARUSI has the honor to announce that his
IL. Dancing and Waiting Academy will BY re-
opened for the reception of ladies and gentlemen
about the 10th of October l849. In the course
of instruction the most favorite and fashionable
dances will be introduced-the Polka, Redna, Gal
lopade, Mazurka, &c.
All scholars entitled TO the soirees, which vii
commence on the opening of the school.
Days Of tuiton-Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Sa
urdays for young ladies' from till O'Clock, p. m.
for masters, from till 7 o'clock; and for young
gentlemen, from till 8 O'clock.
Private lessons will be given at the saloon, in pri
vate families at academies.
Both saloons now being thoroughly repaired
fresh painting, plastering &C., to render then
in every way worthy of the attention of those wish
ing TO give concerts, balls exhibitions, &c. to any
of which the prices will be moderate in the ex-
IRENE. Sept. 2l-eo3t
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NEW Fall and Winter Goods and Fash-
~ ions.-LANE & TUCKER. Merchant Tai
lors Penn avenue, have, this day, received direct
from New York, of their own selection, fashionA-
bic and beautiful stock Of French and English
Cloths, Cassimeres, and vcstings Of the latest and
most approved shades and patterns, together with
rich and varied lot Of Gentemen's furnishing art-
cles, superior figured and plain silk Cravats,
Suspenders, Shirts, Collars, Gloves, Handkerchief
Robes, &c, &c, to which they very respectfully
invite the attention of their numerous friends and
fellow -citizens.
L. Il II are regularly in receipt Of the latest
Paris and London hshions
Sept 2o-ytaw3rif
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UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND FACULTY
OF PHYSIC.

SESSION OF lSfe-'0.
rJ,HE LECTURES will commence ON MONDAY
j goth October, and continue until the 18th of
March, ensuing.
Chemistry and WILLIAM f. A. AIKEN,
NJ. d., Ii, ID.
Surgery--NATHAN r. SMITH.
Therapeutics, Materis Medica, and nygiene-SAM-
uEL CHEw, NJ ID.
Anatomy and Physiology-JosEPH Rosy, M ID.
Theory and Practice Of Mcdicine-wLLIAm Pow
En-, NJ. ID.
Midwifery and Diseases Of Women and Children
RICHARD N. THOMAS, NJ. ID.
Lecturer ON Pathology and Demonstration of Anato-
my-GEoReE w MfLTENBEReER.
instruction in Clinical Medicine and Clinical
Surgery every day at the Baltimore Infrmary,
opposite the Medical College. The rooms for prac-
teal anatomy will be opened October lst under
the charge of the demonstrators. Fees Tor the en-
tire course $50. Comfortable board may be OBJ
tanned in the vicinity of the Medical College for
80 so TO SO 30 per week.
WILLIAM T.. A. AIKEN,
Aug. l5-2awtNl Dean of the Faculty.
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Glen. TAYLOR received %, l22 votes in Vermont
Iast November; Coolidge, Wing Governor, %, l25
in September. This year Gov Coolidge has over
26, 500 votes--over 5000 increase on Gen. Tay.
Ior's vote Is this one Of the proofs OF the unpop-
ularity of the Cabnet'-or Of the peoples disgust
Gen. Taylors violations "f his pledges, of which
we hear so much:
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LEGATION DE FRANCE AUX ETArs UNIs,
WAsHIHGroN, lie IL Mai, lS49.

MoNs,EuR LIE SEcRETArRE D'ETAT: Je recois a
linstant de Monsieur lie Mnstre des Aifaires Etran-
ceres, communication d'un rapport qu etc adresse
i Mr. lie Ministre de la Marine par Mr.. Lavallee,
Gerant du Consulat de la Republique Vera Cruz,
don il resulte que lie CommAndant Carpenter, du
yspeur de guerre American l'Iris, apres s'etre
porte avec empressement au secours du Trois-mats
Francois l'Eugenie, du Havre, echoue sur lie banc
de Riso, pres du mouillage d'Antou Liznrdo eleve
DIES pretentions inadmissi bes achievement la re
muneralion de services ct que, pour en- assurer
lie success, IL mis- pendant deux on trols jours en-
barge sur 'EugeDie. Graces aux protesiaiIons en-
ergiaues de Mr. Lavailee ct Intervention loyee
du Consul des Etas Unis Vera Cruz, lie Com
mandant Carpcnder sest desiste de pretentions.
Monsieur lie Ministre des Afaires Etrangeres
m'invte adressor an Cabinet de Washington les
observations tres serleuses que comporte labns
d'autorite commits par Get officer en- detenant lie
galement lie navire i'EugenIe.
Vous comprendrez, Monsieur lie Secretaire d'Etat,
gu mporte que de parcels fats ne sc renouvelIen'
pas, ct auun blame severe atieiane dumons ceux
ou croent ainsi pouvolr subsutuer Improvement
farbitraire au droit ct e doute pas que vous ne
vous empressez de bonner satisfaction aux Justes
plantes de Ia Republiquc FRANCHISE.
Je saiss cette occasion pour yous renouveller,
MIR. lie Secretaire d'Etat, l'assurance de ma haute
consideration.
GUILLAUME TELL P0USSiN.
Honorable JoHs M CLAYTON,
Secretare dEtat, &c.
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VERMoNT.-Full returns have been received from
Vermont, which give Coolidge (Whig) a majority
of 80 for Governor, and showing Wing gain OF
6,224 votes. The Senate stands % Wings, Free
Soil, and Democrat; and The House 1870 Wings,
81 Free-Soil, and IL Democrats. The Wing ma
jerity Joint ballot is 81, and the nett Whig gain
10 members Of The legislature.
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Washington University Of Baltimore.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.

MEDICAL DEPARTMENT
TIME annual session for l849 and 80 will COM
i mence, with Introductory Lectures, on the last
Monday in October next.
The daily Lectures thereafter will be temporarily
delivered in the commodious building neatly ntted
up for the purpose Liberty street, one door north
OF Baltimore.
MEDICAL FACULTY.
JOHN G. s. MoNKUR, M. D.-lnstitutes and frac,
tice of Medicine; Med. Jurisprudence and Mental
Diseases.
GEORGE G. M. RoBERrs, M. D.-Obstetrics and
Diseases of Women and Children.
REGINALD N. WRIaHT, A. M, M. .. --Chemistry
A. SNowpEN PIGGoT, A. M, M. D.--Anatomy
and Physiology
r. N. WprSHr, A. NJ, M. D-Surgery.
A. 8. PIGGor, A. NJ, M D.-Therapeutics, Mat
Medica, and Hygiene
The duties of the Demonstration will be performed
| by the Professor Of Anatomy.
The faculty have at their command the most am
pie means, apparatus. models, &c, Tor q course as
thorough and complete is delivered in the best
regulated institutions in the country. The Obstet-
rica models the largest and best ever imported,
and were procured in Paris, at great cost
The Faculty intend, soon as possible, TO MI the
vacant chairs with gentlemen thoroughly quahned
to meet the responsible duties thereof.
They pledge themselves to unwearied devotion to
the interests of all who may be disposed to put
themselves under their tuition.
Tickets S15 each Diploma 800; Demonstration
$lO; Naturalization IS. Students arriving In the
city are requested to call on some member OF the
Faculty, who will give advice with regard to the
selection of a boarding house. &C., &c.
For further information, address the Dean OF the
Faculty. REGINALD N w hlGhI,
No. fO3 w. Fayette ST., one door w. OF Liberty st.
Sent lS-eo2W
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LOOK OUT FOR BARGAINss

II WOULD respectfully inform my old customers
i and the public in general, thatI am now receiv-
ing my fall supply OF Stoves and Crates, which
am determined 70 cell cheap for cash have in
my assortment OF enamcled Crates many new pat
terms from those of last fall-Stoves Of all kinds,
sizes and patterns Of the latest styles, for wood
coal and IL will cost nothing please call and
| get my prices before purchasing elsewhere, as
will make il object 10 the purchaser. have the
exclusive sale Of the Baltimore American Albright
Cooking Stoves, and win warrant them the most
superior Cooking Stove in use for economy
and durability. l will also warrant them to give
general satisfaction, or take them back and refund
the money TO the purchaser.
have also ON hand large supply of Hardware
and Cutlery, and great variety of house furnish
ing articles C. WOODWARD,
Pennsylvania av., between 10th and III tn sits.
Sent. l7-eOdtf
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The CLOUDS THicKEN,-The mongrel ticket Of
Free-Soilers and Old Hunken, lately put in nomi-
nation in New York by separate conventions, does
not bid fair unite the spois-loving Democracy as
firmly as was anticipated We see by the New
York papers that the Free-Soers of the counties Of
Onondaga Madison, and Oneida, are about calling
State convention for the selection of four candi-
dates for State officers take the place of those put
upon the mongrel ticket as nominees from the Old
Hunker side Of the reunion As John Van Blu
rem said, there may be 'unon,'' but there is very
little Harmony"
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GUILLAUME TELL POUSSIN.
Pans, lie 9 Aoot, Isl9.

Pans, ~ 9 Aont, 1S49.
MONSIEUR Jai reeu, nvec Ia lerre Cue vous
mavez fat lhonncur de m'ecrre le du mos der
nier la cope des pieces de Ia correspondence qu
a ga lieu entire NJ le Secreiaire d'Eat des AHairrs
Etrangeres DIES Elas Unis ct Ie Min,stre de France
a Washington an sulet de deux reclamstions que &c
derner await etS charge de presenter an Guuverne-
mcnt Feleral Pune contre Ia detention Irregulere
du Bavire Francois pEugsau par le Commodore
Carpenter, devant Vera Cruz, l'enpe pour de-
mander une indemniie en- favour de NJ Port, nego-
Giant Franeais,a rsison de formulation de Ia vento
dune cenaIne quantitf de tabecs lui adjuges per
le commandment DIES forces AmericaiDes Puebla
Ces deux afaires aysnt ee isqu' present trai-
tees Washington, ct devant sly tcrminer, ie n'ai
point a en- dIscuter c fond. Je suis irop certain,
d'aileurs. de Ia loyanw dn Commencement de
l'Union pour douter quill 6nisse par admettre toute
reclamation fonde droit ct de son cote ne peut
penser que le Commencement Francois se laisse en-.
trainer. par le desr de proi6ger ses nationaux. a
souenir des pretensons don't Ia justice ne lu serait
pas denroutree
Ces sentnens de con6ance reciproque Giant de
nature q ecarter, a preyenr, dams les discussions
dfnierets pariicuiers, les susceptbes e. les NAL
entendus qu ~ peuvent que les compquer, nous
svons va avec auant announcement que de regret le
tour qu'ont pris les communications echangees en-
ire notre envoye ct VI. Clayton Ayant meme que
je Mousse reeu Ia ettre que m'nvez ecrie pour
he's signaer d mon attention, M Poussn men
await dela transmits des copies. J'avois ee ptni
blement frappt de trouver, dams ceiie correspond
ance, ton d'agreur ct unc rsideur ben peu con-
fDrmes aux relations amicales des deux pays; mas.
e DOS e dire, entrer dams d'nutlles recriml-
nations Fans rechercher de qucl cote sont les pre-
mlers torts, u m'avait psru que ceue observation
n'eiait pas uniquernent applicable aux letres ecries
par le Minsrre dc France. NJ Poussn, interpre-
TAFT NAL. sans douie quelque expressions de cees
qni lui ont ete adresses par le Secrealre d'Etst
a cru vom I'm menque d'egard, don't II pu u
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IL have this day opened one of the largest and
best selected assortments Of Lace Goods before
offered in this city. They consist in part Of
Point du Lance, Thread, Gimpure, Horneton,
Plait Saxony, and Isle Laces and Edgings
Black, white, and colored Silk Lace
Colored Isle Laccs
We have made up large number of Bonnet and
Dress Caps.
Also, fine assortment of Flowers.
To all of the above invite the attention Of the
ladies.
We have also lot of gentlemen Silk and Linen
Hdkfs., as well Hosiery.
j. b. & A. TATE,
Sent. 2l-eo3t Succesaors 70 j. T. & G. King.