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FOR SALE.

fOR SALE,
Ia A VERY convenient Cottage Donse ard about
md "A two Of Land suitable for Building Lots,
L situated ON the side of Grove Street, near the
Cemetery On the premises is variety OF young Fruit
Trees, and a valuable we'll good sol water As The
present owner intends 10 leave the city in The Spring he
VIII sell the whole part of the lind the pur-
chaser. Those wishing pleasant situation will do well
ts cali and examine the premises.
Nov 10. dSm* ISAIAH HoWEs
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no FACTORY HEIp

% TO FACTORY HELP.
WA NTED in a Coton Factory two ar ,h,c. c.,,
W OF Weavers-a Dresser Tender and sin > 'S r
ana wooden Dyer. Apply 10 siLAs DIAsMoE r. o''on
RNreesk .r
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- sa.;., ss.. POTASHES.
q CASKS NJ Northern Potashes or sune,ior o,,,,, .
received, for sale low by J. GREEN a CO - 'a''
April %. Il opposite Central school lionss
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HanAbW - WANTED, ffA fsieNaM
IlY the Subscriber at his Mill Ia Oxford one nst-rate
ID WOODEN iresser Tender Also. three or our good
Enslish Weasefr.A y q. H. HARDING.
Oxford, Nov z. dwtf
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CORN.
S000 BUSHELS Southern CORN; tpi-rt
ooNO 1000 do. Northern do this week reepiv!nr
and for sale by BLISS, SUTTON & CO.
Dec 20 Mechanic ST.
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IaI " NlVN.



Fssgrsss g shs cssss@ m-a.ssss.ss Ia sAs UalssA
oeasps.
We copy iron the last number Of the "Dy Goods
Reporter The organ Of the manufacturing inssssst. pub
ished in New York. the following condensed asd nisr-
estng account Oft progress Of the cotton msnufactusn
the United States during the hast twenty years The
reader viii perceive thai the greatest amount Of increase
has actually occurred during the existence Of the present
iarf-has refutng all the pretences that the cotton
ufacurng interest is suffering for want Of adequate pro-
lection in the shape Of aprohbitoy tariff giving it the
monopoly Of the American market The statements Of
the writer will NOT presume be disputed, by the
monoposts, inasmuch they appear in the organ Of
that interest, and are endorsed by its editor:
10 the Editor Of the Dry Goods Reporter
SIR have thought might be Interesting and import
ant both TO your subscribers and the public generally
bring before them At the present tne the following stalls
tical information, comprising the annual cons mpon Of
cotton In the United States for the past twenty years.
and the exports Of the domestic manufactured cottons for
nearly the period, which view shows the pro-
gressyc increase OF these exports, and the far remark
able increase OF the annual Consumption OF the coton
ulactucd goods In the United States And propose
add such commentary the examination Of these statistics
has brought 10 my mind
begin with the apparent annual consumption OF cotton
In bales Tor the years respectively named;
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.


BALrxoss, Dec. sl-s, p n.
Mssti.g Of ihs Axisiaf~s.- -WiAdrssss II M hses.
mag mooemsafs The senatorial paesw<y.-F8sussss
Visu --Miss Cushaaan.-1h < ssarksfa &c.
The legislature OF Maryland assembled NJ Anaspois -
day. aud the message Of Governor Thomas win oome %
hand tomorrow. The first and most imporssnt basl-
ness Of the session will be- the election Of Unissd
States I'LL the vacancy oecasoncd bv the -.
signaton OF Keverdy Johnson, which IL now 90 wor-
ihy filed by appointment Of the governor by the Hon
David Stewart, OF this city Il has beea undsrsspod
for some time that Ex-Governor Pratt ives the Ara
choice Of the wings OF the and middle counties
and that VIM Price. esq. Of Cumberland was the 6rss
and last choice OF the wings Of the counties. la
this state OF AFFAIR." Il understood that the democratic
members, being unable elect Of their own
choice, would unite with the wings Of the counsss
and elect Mr. Price the first ballot Thus matters STOOD
until few weeks since, when of leading whIgs
was held at Barnums, and IL arranged that Mr..
Price should receive the nomination for governor, he
would withdraw in favor of Mr.. Pratt, which has
been eonsummaed correspondence being publishsd In
the American this morning in which Mr. Price, for The sake
Of union and harmony in his party, wthdraws his
candidate is therefore thought that the whig
be held at Annapolis tonight will nomnats Mr. Pratt and
that he viii be elected the first ballot and take his
IN the Senate before the close OF the week. Az 10
the election Of Mr. Price governor, that Il very
doubtful matter. should also mention that Gen. James
M Coale, Of frederick, and number Of The whg cand
dates, are still In the field, which may also render The
election Of Mr. Pratt to the Senate equally doubtful The
wing majority in the Legislature joint ballot IL twenty
three 1906 f4sfp eEsl 5g4N
The Friendship Fire Company, with their rosewood
engine, valued at $4,000 started this morning ths visit
10 New York. 4 f&ai .88 a@fa4
Miss Charlotte Cushman gives notice that she win give
readings Of Shakespeare. in this city, In The Of
the present week She will, Of course, pay visit Wash
ington, also. 2fE#
The Canadian papers intimate that there 10 probabi-
y Queen Victoria paying visit TO her loyal SUBJECTS In
that part Of the world before long.
The MARKETs.-In the Baltimore market, this morning
there sales of 100 barrels Howard -four ~ ~
6ss 500 barrels City Mills at "a rs. Receipts Of wheat
light Sales at l0i l02 cents for red and l06 Tor white
Sales white at 40 40 cents and yellow At 50 50
Oats % a 80 cents Nothing doing in whiskey.
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knAHD CONCEnT of Vocal and MISREPRESENTATION Ma-
i Sic by Professor DERWORT, his THREE DAUGHTERS, and
lon, at Carus Saloon, Thursday evening January 1850
FIFTY ticket; three tickets for dollar Children price
|Hcs halfpas y; O'Clock
- had ~ all the hotels and music stores. s.
srg PROGRAMME,--PART riRsT.
Oysrtu.e Fesroi arranged quarse and performed by
Family --MOxart 4ls mi ss's Nass4s TagI
Is Mad song BY Miss Caroline, with quaet,e accompan
mcnt BY her ssters and brother. e4sfs.
Han Columpa md Yankee Doodle, with vaons arranged
Od via, sss song by Family quarteiic accompa
Ths Chdcns Chorus composed expressly children BY
@ gentleman in Washington.
MtAa t9NSsS 49, sH ss4E
piece from Fra Davoo, gives his
ss bcssinU 70 his children. s't3 tt#4 sA f
Rosa Lee Don't be foolish gee, with quaret,e accompa
4
Dsst aCome win my luc The foun,an song BY Miss Marian
and Caroline. Il a'sS s.g4 aaa aelas
OOnass violin solo, by Miss Marian, accompaniment BY
" father and brother. ~Af# sE3s WAX s6e
@Tho composed expressly gentle
man In washington ks 4s Jan l-d3t
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M.xssa then Directing % the present consideration,
rrsoluton went over one day. under the rule.
InnnT ndrred the following resolution e-l

.s..a then Directing 10 the present consideration,
r.aantion went over one day. under the rule.
: ROOT offered the following resolution
$3.50 Thai the Committee on Territories be instruct
,aao 70 The House. with hlsle delay praciicable
N =, bIIs providing wls,,onal government o. govern
@ " Ss ~ he ssy u CasdsSps Hdsso. "
eastward Of the seiIa Nesaiamoantalnsa and prohibit
b. he adoption Of this resolution, Mr. ROOT called
NJ. 'STEPHENS moved that il be laid on the table
Nh HOUSTON moved that the House do now ad.
urn.
M ROOT asked for the yeas and nays on the motion
law The resolution on the table which were ordered
bd Il was not agreed toyeas So, nays 10las follows
|YEAS-Messrs Aston, Anderson, Ashe Ayerett, Bay,
[scL. Books Bat, & Caldwell, j p Caldwell, CLARK,
|ingman, W Cobb. Coleock Conrad Debsrry. Duer,
Ewing. Feathesston, Gilmore, German, Green.
beckett, Hall, Hami'lon, Hammond, Haralson Hartman
81, q. Harris. s ". Harris. Il ymoad, HilsId. Holmes
oasion, Hubbard. lnge, Aodfew Johnson, Johnson
|a. Mason. Mecleiaaad. MsDo%eI, MsIsns. Mclean
|chfulen, Mcqueen, McWsiiis, Miller MlIlson Morse
shsSa soa ssp Ssy
lcob Thompson, John b. Thompson, Toombs. venablc,
allace, Watkins, welborn. Williams, Woodward. and
AYS-Msssrs. Alber,son, Alexander. Allen. Ashmun.
.r Bsnnei, Biaghsm, Booth; Briggs, Busl Burrows
sT Es:a Dg%% ss ' Fa Ds ss S.sss a
dbArd Henry. Hibbard Hoagand, Howe, Hanier, Jack
AZ Juian.D, r, King Geo. q. King, James 2, King John
kinS. Preston King, LETTER. Ltehcld, Horace Mann,
|4tisson, McGaushey. McKissock, Meacham, Morris,
~ Olds Otis, Pcaslec, Peck, Putnam, Potter Putnam,
@ynods Rl2ley. Mobinson, Rockwell. Root, Rose, Rum
IA Sackett. Sawelle. Schenck, Schemerhorn. School
ni Sylvester SpaidnE; Sprague, Stetson Sweese Tay-
nderhiIl, Van Dyke, vnton, Walden. Waldo, Went
ORTIZ White, Whittlesey, Wildrick, Wilmo', Wilson,
yinthrop, and Wood-l0l
Mr.. HILLlARD made remark not distinctly heard al
,e reporters desk. " ~ IN s
Mr.. HOUSI ION again moved that the House do now
jjonrn on which motion first the yeas and nays and
zen telers. were asked and refused. Il was finally
Freed to-; ss5s9 s3B XII.
And the House adjourned until Thursday next.
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MONDAY, Dec. 81, ls49
Nathan Reeve and John s. McCulloh, esqs., of New
York, were admitted attorneys and councillors Of this
court W8 ssslA .8ta9r ID
No. IS. The United States, plaintiff in error, ps Nc
Kean Buchanan The argument OF this cause was con-
tnued by Mr. Dallas for the defendant in error and con.
cluded by Mr. johnson Atoney General Of the United
Stsies) for the plaintiff in error.
No. 80. Jacob Cheesman Il a., plaintiffs in error ps
Thomas Watson. The argument Of this cause was com.
menced by Mr.. Bib for the plaintiffs in error.
Adjourned TO Wednesday. III o'clock, a. IN.
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And we have by this ratio Of Increase a positive
W0rk for the year ending Isl SeptembeT, 1919,

FIR fd -'AEs ~ $40 OOY
spindes this Of only per cent per
for the same year stands at 3,0OO.OO0.
pretty evident from all this that the consumption and
exporto c0on manufactures and the power Of production
about in cqnpoise and but for the cholera OF I649 this
would have been earlier manifested
true that the consumption Of the country
and the export about equal the entire product OF the
LOOMS and this is sustained by the fact III the present
stocks Of manufactured very much smaller than
poets the manufacturers, Notwithstanding this moment
the prices Of the manufactured equivalent
to the present high prices Of the The power
time. We have had fine harvcs and Of pie
prodncscotton and tobacco for nsance-are bringing
usually high prices and the building Of railroads has ccu
lated money through numerous laboring population,
while the state of the money market carries with il
cheering influence into the iutnre
consumption Of the country, years 1850 and 1851 WI
require additon 10 the present number Of spin
dies, Tor which, present. there is adequate provision
made making, but the contrary since Il is well known
that the present value Of the stock the
companies generally stands the average OF about ~ per
cent discount and some shares OF companies
We should avoid being sanguine in anything and par
ticulary upon great and Tamied subject
comparing accurately the consumption Of cotton goods
rence that consumption does overake production, and
lead and that the discovery of il becomes generally
known all AZ oce, when all the dealers rush
Upon the whole, let the manufacturers take courageet
them put their goods remuneratng prices the present
of goods low, and il would be surprising 1885,
they shall swept floors again, and contracts Tor delivery
months ahead. 4A
That such will come, seems TO be sure do not
profess 10 be able 70 judge OF the day Of its advent but the
elapsed value OF manu- iacuruK investments for
past whilst the increasing consumption Of manufac-
red coons has been going the country has rendered
the The annals I' Of time '' 1855 : w HAMILTON. =
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Making
Averaging per annum


Averaging per annum 492,693 I"
Being increase of consumption from the three years
first named 70 the last named of 2sO per cent in Is
say the average Of IL per per This,
1t will be understood 10 exclusive Of the annual
ton in the growing States, where the may
have been larger
Again the consumption OF the WIZ
Four years from l626H 1928 5l5, 474 bales
averaging l25 $50 bales. A &
FiW years from IssO'sl to lssi-sb was 1858 s55 bales
averaging l92, 73l bales.
Being annual average increase of 1852 bales 49i
per cent per annum for the preceding four years.
Five years from l6S5-36 l83940 l,276,541 bales
averaging 255, 800 bales.
Being increase the previous five years Of g, 57s
bales, or 30 per cent per annum.
Five year. from lsi64l isl445 was le2sol7 bales
averaging SIS 20S bales.
Being increase per the previous Ave years
-Four years from $3.50 to 1850 was IT'S bales,
averaging as, 0A bales.
Showing an increase per annnm Of lS.Sn bales say
10 per cent per annum. sf
In looking the ratio Of increase annually by running
through the whole period, we find this ratio 70 be
9per per the coEsum pon OF the previous
year from 1928 to 1886. and
per per the consumption Of the previous
year from 1858 70 1919.
Now, let us look the table OF domestic
OF cotton from the United States for the
spectively named, which includes white printed, and
colored goods, at the valuations Of the timei
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correspondent requests us to publish the speech Of
Mr. Levin to the natives Of Philadelphia, on his return
from this city, after regulating the appointments Of the
cabinet in that city Having once published an the es-
sentia parts Of that gmaro we do not think il proper
to devote to its republication the space which would
occupy, and which be filled with better and more in
teresting matter,
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The Washington correspondent Of the Baltimore Argus
thus speaks Of this distinguished champion Of democracy.
in nomination for the Office Of Clerk Of the House Of
Representatives to which station trust he may be
elected:
Colonel Forney who is the nominee has endeared to him
all the members Of the democratic party with whom he
formed acquaintance No editor belonging party
has contributed to Its by his able pen, than
Colonel Forney Should his party permit his defeat
(of which, however. have eas) by inaction.
Of proper vigilance zsa they would longer deserve
the services Of his highly cultivated mind Whatever may
DO the result OF the contest Coone Foney will not alter
in his course He will still WELD his mighty bate-axe In
the cause Of the constitution and the Union His pen
Touched by Promehean spark, will iade words
Ing eoquence invoke proper action friends Of
rational liberty throughout the Union understand has
en for his home, and committed his his friends
and that he will remain there until the is decided
His friends here win appreciate the dignity Of
the step, and be the more jealous 10 the cause.
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.

0Q-yoIsss PALssa saed.sd % receive advertisements %,
me Union In New York, Phsdpha, and Boston, and receipt
payment for hs
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TELEaRApnIC REroRTs ION THE UNION

n. AKIN, Ohio, Dec. 81.
fire occurred in this place Friday night last, which
srse Stone block in which were The bank and posi oos
This entirely consumed The loss IL esmated ~ hfy
thousand dollars. gf&s8
The Of Anderson for cutting the telegraph wires
has produced some excitement. and i y believed. WI
in specializing 10 very large extent and who sanctioned
the act. s1 ssg - ss -
The legislature OF the State Of Pcnnsylvania inee To-
morrow There is but litils doing In our market Flour
Nothing new in Groceries STEADY.
Nothing doing in cotton Whiskey 27i cents per gallon
BosToN December 81.
The royal mail steamer Cambria arrived at her wharf
here late Saturday night She brings the largost Euro
pean mai ever oe,ose Il he Isv.,, .,o
market as transmitted BY telegraph from Halifax,
s s bales &
I'd. per pound decline the previous week for Amer
Bowed cents, air Orleans oens and Mobile q csSss
During the middle Of the week, ending December there
%ss a. dvsno %
time progress made and At the close quotations had
h Sa, ID The Liverpool Mai Of
says We reduce quotations Of this day week BY ~
per- 10 from he highest point on he Sh ui%o sssss
In Liverpool United States IS 1853, lO5 lO6 Ponnsy
yanis 5ss2 3d. Ohio 6's 80 lUs Maryland Ss, sterling
The ship Caleb Grmshaw, which sailed from Liverpool
BY Dire a, sea on the SOh Dscsmbsr tho Island fFosss
The passengers and crew were an saved. ga
There other general in the English papers, be-
yond what you have heretofore received.
Nrw Yoax, Dsosmbsr a..
Our State Legislature Nothing nsw IN
the markets. Cotton -FOUR and grain, quiet.
81 From Camada. a
MONTREAL, Dec 29The old judIca,ory law has expired
and judges have been named There has therefore,
been judge from Lower Canada since Monday. The
cause Ia unex plained s8
mistake is said have been discovered, which invali
dates all judgments rendered since May last and the do
PENDANTS oppose executions. sos 7ssl ,tt III
North ArerieaW Trust and BaHkssg Company. -Dseisiss
IN favor of the aoekhotdrs
ALBANY, Dec. % -Leavt, receiver, Batchford and
others The Of appeals have reversed the decision
of the supreme The directed that the
deed and he panying securities illegal and
void the ground that they made in violation Of Inc
Of $780, orbddng banking associations issue,
In circulaon any bill note not made payable on Do
mand, and without interest. DIR
The effect Of the decision is destroy the prc6sencc
which the gave Messrs Palmer, Mcklops Dent,
Co., the other creditors Of the bank The other ques
tons which been discussed Ia the MOI de-
cided but lett be disposed of in the suit In which
the receiver was appointed. tNss3
Whether this decision IL final not, is than
tell Ii is the opinion Of I6any that IL Is not that the
Balchfords carry IL up 10 the Supreme Court Of the
United States. tsas tss tNtf
BAtruSoRR Deo. n l0D
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higher higher prices for the products Of the looms
ahead g that IN some cssss particular Kind
q goods vas secured Tor sx . Twelve monts before de-
These large PROOFS led d course 10 an Increase d
4 many new com snss. lie lniusncs 81 which. coupled
ssss ] Y .qs 1 g. Ii Z
factnring companies from 1877 70 the present time.
The adss prevails and Justly 100 that there has been an
rng The past I'VE and u supposed BY many thai
this increase l. largely 10 advance OF the consumption Of
he country, An examination into the matter. however,
does mol warrant the supposon, we shall observe by
looking through tho following figures,
In 1854 when the consumption and export OF
cotton goods were airly ahead OF the product of
the spindles and looms, there were worked up in
this country, without taking into view the cot
ton consumed in the coison-growng stales.
Requiring to spin up the Same the effective p oses
Of spindss I,7Ss, z2o
Now the cotton consumed In the United States for
the year ending Isl September. iSis including
States. We have rated ., 100000 bales. and j. Il.
If we dedac, hsrsirom the spindles required ior
the 10000 bales, say $4,000
We have len for spinning the cotton out Of the
cotton ssowi,saE States for the year endns Is 40 oo
The spindes required as above. for the year end
ing LIST September, were 7SS,72O
Making the increase in the years. say spndes 7sssO
or litie Al per in these five years while the
j. Probability IT, e
that this ratio Of increasing consumption, under the
uence of the general prosperity Of the country should be
estimated per per annum, instead OF per cent
At per the progressive increa stands follower
In l5l3-'44- Spndles required l,73s, ITO
4pa per cent increase -sA l0i, 023
In l64t-45-Spndles required -.- 1857, 74S
6percent Increase lIO,26i
In lsi5-46-Spndlcs required l,9ls,OO7
per cont increase ll6,660
In 1916 47-Spndles required 2.O6l, a67
ostf per cent. Increase 1891 sos
In ls47-'4s-Spndles required 2,IS5, 6s2
s9{t 6per Increase l3l, 1921
In 1875 Tho spndles required 2,s2o.OOs
Add 70 these the spindes required for me 900
bales Of cotton used up in the cotton-growng
States, say - $4,000
And we have by this ratio Of Increase positive
soork for the year ending Is, September, 1919,
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VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT AT AUc1oN-on Thursday
mn s house and os as,sa Al the and "a
sacnas the rs.osd depot The house Is Of brick with bach
% has ess ss . s q. e',
Ts% ss a sas and INC balance in two ys. for notes
taken .a. d Tue ina,.RaiaD''' GREEN TAsTET
Immediately after the above sen e sdonins
lot on NE ives, SIDE with small Dame house The house u
notes ssssins ineres, deed gwen and deed @ . aiken III
os D.. adl'po''"s' Green h hss,,on.,,,.
ny GREEN q TAsTGr, Aacsioneer..
II EcxR, suTTER, RoSkAwAY cxERIaGE, se., Al A6c-
An extensive as.ormsn, Of furniture
barrels hes, cider vinegar
nearly new focsawsy carriage
A large ios Of soosins and other stoves,
Terms CASH Any pcon wishing 70 purchase furniture viii do
Dec. i 81, GREEN 1 TAsTET, Aaetou.er.
sss ss. -. n. g IN
sSA' an excellent oea." carriage n Ss we g s9a me
J%i-a Aasaoa.sr.
EvEHINe DRESS GOODS. subscribers would rsspeci
fully invite the attention q lhe lse. % The following styles and
Sa the %o s which VIII be o.
Whit, s sas, and and D PM s s,ss an,
White mous-e'ne merno, and earesc. Also bssese. in
wide .are,on mu'ns, coo blue, cherry pink, and
pieces Illusions, colors blue pink straw and white
pieces Grape ii--s in blue, pink cherry, and black
10 pieces grapes, In pink blue, and white
q figured cssSs s' sE ssFSi E%T CO.
RUDIMESTs, tpsblf.hea I'm I>enden, 1879, conn
ofthe An Of Building Ill enFravinrs. 81 cents.
81 cents.
OF Architecture. Two volumes In one. IS cents
o he Drainage Of Districts and Lands ny O. d. Dempsey, civil
Of Drainage Sewerage Of Town. and Buildings BY the
or Boring and wenDspns. ny swindsn engineer
-
q blasting and oanyins ByMajor sarsoyne
OF ship Building ny Peske shpwgh in hor Majesys
OF the Construction Of Cranes and Machinery. by CHM
". NJ y, civil engineer. " cents.
~ minerscg. BY ID. yaney Two volumes In rs cents
% Geology ~ Lieut. Cot rcroct royal eneneers cents
o. Natural Philosophy, ny Charles fomIinson. 81 cents
Jan ~ FRANCK TAYLOR
BANK Mrrsorcrs, Dec. 81, isfa.
Ttsrs Bank wall not be open. Tuesday, the S5th
Instant tChri~smss dsy Tuesday the lst Of January
tnew years dny) lff sas slt ri III sd Z
Al payable bank be attended by
O'Clock the Mondays previous
. Dec Mi ~, Sfh 2sh, h5lst n 1910. ss.s.l 4 i
NEW LACE CAPEs.--ws win open morning, consir-
ment choice LOT Of Louis Napoleon cspes avery recent
invited inspect them, they disposed
carly, or returned 20 me owners
Dec N-sM CLAGErT, NEWTON, MAY, \ co.