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READ THE EVIDENCE.

ITeparcu py >. Y. Al EN-, Lowell, mass.
Sold in Washington, ID. c., by T. ID. w. n.
Gilman; Georgetown, DR.. Lnthicum; Alexandria,
Cook Peel; Richmond, Purcell, Ladd & Co, and
druggists generally. Feb. l2-dly ,trlsw, &w
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California Affairs.

Our files of California papers having
reached US, we extract from them various
articles, which will doubtless interest our
readers in the States at large:
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Since the above was written, we learn from
Judge Turk that ON Wednesday evening he placed
a portion Of the police force OF the city under the
direction Of the regular authorities Of the mission
and yesterday morning proceeded himself to the
mission 10 make such investigation and take such
measures, in concert with those authorities, as
might be necessary. He informs ms that he found
the quiet Of the place restored and that the alarm
OF the residents Of the mission had apparently been
relieved by the presence Of the additional police
upon the spot
THr CRY Posr Orrrcr.-Thc scene daily en-
hbited at the post Office in this city is probably
without parallel in any part Of the world. In
their anxiety TO obtain letters, many persons are
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-03-21
Law or EMS,

lst. Subscribers who do not give
express notice t. the contrary are con-
sidered wishing to continue their sub
scriplion.
I'd. If subscribers order the discon-
tIulanceo Of their.papers, the publisher
may continue to send them Til allthat
is due be paid.
Bird. If subscribers neglect or re
fuse TO take their papers from the office
10 which they are directed, they are
held responsibilities they have settled
their bill, and order their papers dis
continued.
4th. If subscribers remove to other
places, without informing the publish
ers, and tic paper is seNt-to the former
direction, they are he'd responsible.
5th. The courts have decided that
refusing 10 fake.a paper or periodical
com ne office er removing and lear-
ING it uncatIrd for is Wina fGeie evil
dence OF Intentional fraud!
Judge Thompson OF Indiana, de.
riled recently: "That when a sub
Scribcr to a periodical failed to notify
he editor to discontinue the paper at
The end of The time for which he snb
scribed, or pay mp the arroarageS, he
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-03-21

scripiion of stock as provided GJr in The
seventh section Of this act. nor until
after the sum of at least one hundred
thousand dollars shall have heen sub.
scribed for stock in said Rail Road by
individual or company storkhnl er4
Sec. IL. Be 1t .f1rtbcy euarted, That
The time Of holding said election sf,all
he advertised for Al beast four weeks
conseculively, preceding said election
IN the Newspapers printed in the town
Of Canton, and by notices posted up a,
FIVE Of the most public places IN said
county.
Sec. II. Be u. ftrt1er caacte1, Tba,
his act shall 60 into operation and he
Of full force aud effect from and after
its passage.
Passed the Senate 26lh Feb 1850.
J, A. ORR. Sec'y.
Passed II, Of Rep's March 2, 1850.
l.. p. RUSSELL, Clerk
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
FILTERS Of administration de ho.
Is mis- non having been granted to the
undersigned at the March Term of the
Probate Court of Madison County Mis-
sissippi, onstbe Estate of Williamson
Smith dec. all persons indebted to said
Estate are notified to come forward and
make immediate payment, and all per.
sons having claims against said Estate,
will present them legally authenticated
within the time prescribed by law, OF
they will be forever barred.
ROBERT SHOTWELL
Adm, de bouts non,
March IA, 1884 Il.
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~ Henay Cay is seventy-three
years old the 12Ihof April next.

H5 The Circuit Cont for this
County closed It's session on Wensday
evening last. Hon r. G. Perry presi-
ding. There was but one case that
went TO a jury and that was an appeal
rase, troma Magistrates Court, all
others were continued. The case of
the State. VS. John Boyd for horse
tealing, was continued - Louisville
TELEGRAPH
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
EWhereas, letters Of Administration
" having been granted to the under,
signed at the February FERN 1850, Of
the Probate Court of Madisoncounty
Mississippi oil the Estate Of Isaac W.
Jones deceased, all persons indebted
to said Estnte are notified to come for.
ward and make immediate payment
and those having claims against said
Estate will present them legally au-
thenticated within the lime prescribed
by law, orthey will he forever barred
/ L. GRIFFIN, Admir-
Feb. % 1850 2-.tf
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ADMlNISTRAToRsS SALE.

ADNINIoI ia IUII 0ALE.
DY virtue Of an order Of the Probate
10 Court Of Ma lison County Missis
sippi, at The March Term thereof |
will as Administrator of the Estate Of
Isaac w, Jones, decd on Tuesday,
lG, If April next, sell all the negroes
aud other personal property belonging
o.sald Estate, at the b,:e residence o.
the said IsaacW. jones, on { credit Of
nine months. Bond and approved Sc
curity required Of perehasers
l.. L.. GRIFFIN Adm
March IA, lS50.-4-4t.
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RULEs OF ORDER,

Rule h. Il shall be the duty Of the w.
Z. to preserve order, and to endesyor 10
condncl all business before the Division Ia =
peedy aud proper result.
Raie 2.-He shall slate aby question nm.
perly presented to the Division; and b.fors
putting II to vote, shall ask, as the Divisino
ready for the quesiiopl" Should no man,
yer "iier to speak, he shall rise to put it. and
Siter ne has risen, no member shall be pes.
mltted to speak upon it.
Rale 3.-The w. P. shall have > c..t
ing vote Incase ola tie, but in ordinary ca.
ses shall not vote. He shall announce ii.
votes and decisions, His decision On pn;,,l
% order Shall not be debateabIe, unless en-.
'er'ainlng doubts on the subject, he ipyir,
discussion. "
rue tile may speakto points Of or
ger IN preference tn other members of IL.
DIVISION rising from his seal for that mr..
pose; and shall decide questions Of order
SUBJECT L" an appeal 10 The Division BY anv
Two members. On such appeal. no brotbar
shall speak more than once.
hme 5.-When an appeal is made from,
the decision Of The w. p, he shall NJ, ~
question thus-ShaIl The decision oc,b ob.;.
be sustained "'
RaIe g. 1t shall be the duty Of the n,..ia
lugg "%tflcer' and the privilege Of apv memhe,
o. the Division to call a member n J
VINO violates an established Rule Of Order,
NOTIONS.
R@le7,-A motion must be seconded .n
afterwards repeated from the chair. or read
aloud@before ii is debated.
A motion shall be reduced TO wri,ino Is
any brother require it. !
rue S.-All resolutions shall Ia .,,Lru,,
ted in wiling.
H0fe 9.-Any brnther having made . mn.
lion may withdraw it, with leave of b;o 80.
"nd' before ii is debated, but not a~fterward.
without leave Of The Division.
Rule1O.-A motion to amend ~ .u.,d
meot shall be IN order, but to amend an a.
~"enHrnent to an amendment shall not been.
R4(e Ian amendment DESTROYING. ar
altering The ittentldp Of a motion shall ha IL
1rder ibnt an amendment relating %
"'ue'eh' subject shall not be 10 order.
1'@ie II On an amendment to "strike out
and insert the paragraph TO be amended
shall hrst bereada as it stands, then the word,
troF"'ed 10 be struck out and those to be-
inserted and finally the paragraph as i
would staHd, ESQ amended.
h~F l3.-On the call fora division Of
ne question, the majority shall decide.
ne call can only be granted, when The d.
vision called for, will leave distinct and en-.
lire propositions,
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RLE4NS TYPE FOUNDR
And Primers Depot,
II CANAL STREET ROW

Aal s'E1G2lel''s Dcp0t,
40. II CANAL STREET ROW
Zorro TIE TIE cus1oNnousr@
Fl. II. GREEN respectfully an
tlounces 70 tie publishers and ptnters
that he tIaS Established Il complete and
extensive TYPE FOUNDRY in this
city.
THE BOOK LETTER of this
Foundry was cut 10 order, by work
men Of long experience, and rs no .eX-
petIse was spared t. obtain The hand
soaest faces, aud perfect ii every res
poet, the assertion is v|entured that il
will be touiid the handsomeSt III the
United States.
Also, a very handsome assortment
ofF'iowers, Combination Borders, aud
JOB LETTER Of tie latest syIe, to
Which the attention Of Printers Is soil
cited before purchasing elsewhere.
All articles manufactured at tins
Foundry shall be OF a material equal,
if not superior to any manufactured
at the North; and as they will be fur
mshed at New York prices, the pro-
prletor ofthis new enterprise trusts TO
meet with dne ENCOURAGEMENT,
The subscriber is aIs1 Agent for the
sale Of Narpie Washington and Smith
PRESSES, which, together with
Glases, Cases, Composing Sticks,
t'nrHitnrc, G4IIeys, Printing INK, in
c%olors, intending every article Of
the Printing business, kept constantly
on hand al moderate rates.
1.-THE proprietors of newspapers
who will publish this advertisement
six mouths, and send a paper to this
foundry weekly, will BE- paid for the
advertisement by purchasing six times
the amount OF advertising bill in
Type. II. H. GREEN,
II Canal st. Row, opposite the
Cdstomhonsc, Lon
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DAG"UERREOTYPE


PH0TOGRAPfEECAA ARTIST.
Has arrived in CANTON and has
OPENED a Gallery in the THESPIAN
HALL,
Mr.. H.. now offers an opportunity to
all persons who feel disposed to have
their Likeness taken, the chanceto have
them Executed in the best Daguerneo-
type Style, aud very respectfully invites
the Ladies aud Gentlemen to call and
examine his Specimens:
Secure the Shadow ere the Substance fade,
Let Nature COPY that which N,tnre made.
D.AGTE EsEsEOT'EPE
MINIATURES
Taken in any kind Of weather.
A knowledge Of the art impaired,
ifimmediately applied for. to a few per
Caaton March 7, '50-3-t
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ADMHNl8TRATOR'S NOTICE.
ETTERS Of administration having
[. been granted to the undersigned at
the March Term of the Probate Court
of Madison County Mississippi on the
Estate of Martha Brown dec. all persons
indebted 10 sa,d Estate are notified 10
come forward ana make immediate
payment and those having claims against
the same will present them legally au-
thenlicated within the time prescribed
by law or they will be forever barred.
JOSEPH r. DAVIS, Adm,
March 81, so. Dot
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R4ie IA When a member speaks OF
ofiefs a motion, he shall rise in bis place,
and respectfully addressing the w. p. ron.
fine himself to the question under consider.
alton and avoid personality or unbecoming
language.
Rue l5.-When a member is called to
order. he shall take his seat until the poin.
is. determined.
Rule 16.-When two or more members
rise to speak at The same time, the presiding
officer shall determine who is entitled IL
he floor.
Ra'e l7.-No brother shall speak mora
than twice nor longer than ten minutes each
time, on any question without leave Of the
Division, which leave shall be granted or
refused without debate; and no member,
while speaking, shall name another by lbs
proper name, without using the word Bro.
Their" with the appropriate designation be-
longing to his standing in tina order.
Rale lS-While a brother is speakin
no one shall interrupt him, except for this
purpose of calling him 10 order, or asking
ofthe pre%sidingoficer leave 10 explain. A
brother allowed Ito explain" shall only havs
thct right to explain All actual misunder.
standing Of language, and shall be strictly
prohibited from going iuto debate on the
merits oflhe case.
R@e 19.-For any broiherin speaking
to impeach the motives Of a fellow member.
Or treat him with personal disrespecl, Of
pass between him and the chair, while he is
speaking, shall be deemed a violation Of or.
der, which may incurthe censure Of the pre-.
siding officer or of the Division.
Rule 20.- If any brother shall deem him.
selfpersonalIy aggrievedbya decision ofthe
chair, he may appeal from said decision.
Rule 2l.-Any member mIsbehavins him
self in the meetings and disturbing the kar-
moniousorde ofthe same, either by abusive.
disorderly or profane language or conduct,
on by refusing obedience to the presiding
shall be duly admonisIed Of bis Of
fence from the char; and ifhc ofIends again
shall be excluded from the room for the eve
ming, aud may otherwise be dealt With 4,
The discretion Of the Division
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-03-21

]. Clancy, at Ike old strand
formerly occupied by D. NJ, BIautoh,
and more recently by Gurley & Bailey,
will keep on hand every variety Of
SADDLES & HARNESS, usually
kept in similar eatabIishments.-An
articles IN bis line made to order
nron sborl ndice-repaiting done with
neatness and dispatch, terms CASH,
BE sure 70 call, as ! am determined
e give entire satisfaction in my line.
J. Clancy.
Canton, Misp. Feb'y 81, so. Lift
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IaAYFOElD MAZE

Is nuE, CLOSES,
Saturday, II A. NJ. Saturday, Ii A. M.
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T,EEE MAIL

Is DUE, Close
s s1@ ! 49," y. y Efass. ''1 ) s..
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POST OFFFCE VFOVTTgs

~ Office open every day, EXcGPr SUN
DAY during business hours. a d on SUNDAY
from NINE ZEN O'clock A. NJ. only.
w. PRIESTLEI: P. NJ.
Feb. 81, 80
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THE MABEs0VVIELE MAIL
Is DUE, CLOSES,
Notday and } by9.As Thursdays A
Friday, Sunday,
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"A, Q n rE -N#N
Pee 9 s. Be il hrt&e, enacted, That
ooala ot Police shah appoint too
I'o'e persons for each precinct in
county 70 conduct said election.
"'So ouly It shall be 10 ask each voter
Her ne Is for or against the sub.
PUN OF said stock, and record and
~" the same To the clerk Of the Pro
Colrtof said county, to be by him
'.'ed to the said Board, provided
none but qualified voters for mem.
~ Inc Legislature shall identified
Sec. Q. b i further caectcd. That the
a!u OF Police Of said county be an
S,ized, and they are hereby required
lSaosc lbe thesfulI amount Of thy lbrc,.
cent fund and all interest thereon
y The hands Of said Board, or NAV
reailer come into their hands as add.
nal cnnlAy stock in said Road, and
the dividend on the same shall be
P'"Prlaled by said Board as other
,uends arising under this act.
.,se, 10. BE q Further enacted, Tha,
may not Be the duty If the Board II
'lce OF said county, to subscribe said
- per cent fund. as stock in said
: Noad, until after the cilizens Of
sOunty have consented 10 the sub
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The LExlNa ron mAEL

Is due, Daily Except Monday J BY 7p. NJ
Cluseas Daily { except Monday J at A. NJ
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DEBATE.

Rule 14.-When a member speaks o.
oHefs a motion, he shall rise in his place,
and respectfully addressing the w. p. con.
fine himself to the question under consider.
aiion and avoid personality or Onbecomiug
language.
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A FINE toned PIANO which viii he
sold cheap-Aprlyto the E3iter-5-2t
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MOUNT ALLAN, ID. Cat close Of the winter
the Institute at Mount Aban aier public cxamnation es
monials awarded, rs follows;
general testimonial q The h, grade 10 DENIM. Lyies, Of
Prince Georges county, Md.
general Testimonial grade James CorIandt
town, b. q.
general testimonial grade Kesmy
New York city, and Henry Warrington, Of Washington, d. c.
special testimonial
In arithmetic algebra James Cortiandt Parker,j
In arithmetic William Pray Ten Brock OF Mount Aban, G..
In writing John Hobart brown, Of Nevbysh X, and John
In history John w. Lyons, q cecgecwn d g., William NJ
Windsor, N. Y.
A Testimonial
English grammar Charles A. Conrad L. Conrad
Orleans, Louisiana, Howard New York
Charles A. Conrad L. Lewis Conrad, Charles
Ellison, j. Pembcon Nourse, Highlands, u william WI
ams, Georgetown, d. Co. and Henry H. Ten Brock, Hudson
~, and John O. McBair Washington, ID. q.
In William Pray Ten Beck John w. Lyons Charles
Ellison, L. Lewis Conrad, and r. Hilton omey, Georgetown
|D. O.
geography william Henry Coles, H New York. and
John W. Lyons. -
10 history Waller H. s. Taylor, Geoge,own, D. G., R. W.
Brown, and William Pray Ten Brock.
arithmetic William Beran Dayton Washington, D. ca John
Taylor Walter H. g. Taylor, IT,, W. Meade Graham Hilton
|Omey Psmbcon Nourse Charles Conrad, h. Lewis Conrad
Howard Parker Dallas Bache, Washington, d. O., Robert W. w
BOWIE Prince Georges county, Maryland, and II. Hobart Ter
For Improvement In wiring r Berry, Prince Georses
county, Maryland, Baden Duany Washington, D. c. and John
A. barber, Georgetown, ID. O. Apa-dAcit
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CITY OF WASHINGTON,
TUESDAY MORNING, APRIL >, 1850.

nzms Hrssr m Lswrs Montgomery, Alabama, Il gen
agent Aabams and Tennessee assisted BY Mr.
h. BRErT.
ohs l. our general travelling agent assisted BY Mesn JAAss
wmrrLr WV H. wKLp, O. H. p. srEn, JoHH coLnrs JAns'
|Dxxrrns A. KIRK wELLmsros, T. A. EvASs JAMES cLAhx
Jonn w. ALLEE, and r. LOCKE
ny-Mr c. w. JAMES, No Harrison street, Cmcnnan ONO,
travelling agent States assisted by Messrs
H. r. sMlrH r. DKsr, JAsoE TArLoRJ AnAsrkose rxkn'
Locks, w. RAMSAY, and O. srEIsnAE.
00-Receipts from either Of the above will be good.
NJ W b. PALmEn the American Newspaper Agent Is the on,
authorized agent paper cities OF Boston, New York
Philadelphia duly Empowered 70 take advertisements and
subscriptions required by His receipts VIII
payments. areBoston, Congress street
New York, Tribune building Philadelphia, northwest corner
Third d Chestnut streets
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A Railroad In ChiII.-New York Engineers In South
Allan Campbell, esq for many years chief engineer OF
the Harlem railroad and Alexander Campbell, esq,
|ceny the democratic candidate for State engineer have
been invited TO undertake the construction OF railroad
lin Chill
The work has been for long time in contemplation,
and its commercial importance has occasionally been dis
Guessed In the British papers.
With the growing interests OF me word 70 me com
|ica the project has been revived and the work Is to be
prosecuted with energy.
The railroad is to run from the port Of Caldera the
Pacific the town OF Copapo, in the Interior distance
|of about IS miles. The company is composed of the
wealihes and most influential persons in Chilli the prn-
Icpal and acting directors being Americans. Some sur
veys of the country have been made, from which
pears that very favorable route may be obtained, the
whole elevation to be not exceeding ll00 feet
with grade for four five miles OF SO feet per mile
the remainder having moderate grades The line is quite
straight.
Copiapo is in the north OF Chill, in latitude 81 deg
south The climate is celebrated for its saubrity, and
The great business of this road will be to transport
copper and copper from the mines near Copapo
which among the richest in the world Coal fol
smelling purposes will be important item, as also pro
visions for the mining region large passenger traffic
. is counted on
This will be the first railroad south Of the equator and
il properly and economically constructed may have an
important influence upon the civilization and commercial
prosperity of the southern continent Chill has govern
meni probably the most stable Of all the South American
republics, and il will be small honor TO her 10 have
taken the lead in system OF Improvement which has al
ready had such wonderful effect upon this country and
Europe.
Mr. Allan Campbell, who is chief engineer Of the work
with his brother and Walton Evans, assistants, and
corps OF engineers, will start early in April, by the 18TH
mus route, Tor Caldera.
The selection Of engineers from this State, to TAX.
charge Of great national enterprises 10 Russia. Austria
men OF the skill and intelligence, and practical
| OF the profession here.-Aibdny alias.
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his conclusions we have always regarded his Of
The frat, il not the first mind Of bis age
But we are saved the necessity OF expatating upon
The life or the intellect or the virtues Of this Distinguish
led man, by the various tributes which were paid to him
YESTERDAY in both houses of Congress- We should not
hike to tread the same paths which were 90 ably od BY
Butler and Clay and Webster and Rusk. and Clemens.
lin the Senate; or Holiness and Winthrop and Vsnsble
lin the House Of Representatives They have done full
justice to the llusirious dead. What we might say
after them might appear to Others does to ourselves
I.fat stale, and Improbable"
But the numerous friends whom Mr.. Calhoun had
attached to him were bound TO him not solely BY his
superior genius and his political ability, but in great
degree by the beauties Of his private life and Of his
social character Like almost all the great men we
have ever known-and we might particularly name
Jefferson and Madison. Marshall and Monroehis unas-
Stunning modesty was equal TO his merit He had it'll
the arrogance Of office. or OF the reserve OF etiquette
as thousands Of humber men and in his domestic ela-
lions. there was nothing further TO be desired But we
must draw the veil over the losses and gefs which his
family have sustained We trust that gracious Provi-
'dence will temper the wind to the shorn lamb.
The honors Of public burial this day reserved to
Mr.. Calhoun His remains will be consigned to . me-
tallic case similar to the one in which Mrs Madison
was enombed as prepared by Fisk & Raymond, OF New
York. with the following simple inscription on the plate
JOHN C, CALHOUN.
Born March is, lisa Died March 81. 1850.
They will be deposited for time in the vault Of the
Congress buryng ground, to await the disposition OF his
family TO be transported to the soil Of his native State
a. Mr. Winthrop styled it in his beautiful and touching
address-.his adored and adoring South Carolina"
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IVES OF Madison Monroe with notices OF their
administrations BY John Quincy Adamsi volume, 1850, with
Mmal FRAScK TAYLOR.
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lust RECEIVED, fresh supply Of BatcheIor's Im-
~ proved Premium Hair Dyehs Justly celebrated and nmabe
for permanently colcns the hal. and whisksrs eesu
nounced by all who have tested unequaed In m effects, and
instantaneous In IT, application superior anything Of the kind
before noduced JOHN H.
Permey and Fancy sore Pennsylvania between 9th and
street. Mar 27--3uf
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N AIDES respectfully invited % call and examine The maxnin
liz Of the above goods, which off red for sale
s. PARKERs fancy goods store, near National Hotel Pennsy
|vsnia
brooches chains and displays the highest order Of mechanical
The work Of these goods
The and would bear comparison with the most beautiful
|namenu Of Benevenuto Celini
cylinder duplex, with
plain ornsmened cases. with engraving painting, diamonds
etc, proved and warranted 10 keep perfect imc
will found splendid collection Of enamelsd miniatures
by The rst artists and In the copies after
1.-The ceebrned Italian Raphael Titan, Couegxo
etc and mounted brooches bracelets etc. In the latest styles
To wishing 10 make handsome this opportunity
seldom be with the public
a assortment extensive has before been offered In
America March 00-3WFkS
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ELANNEIS.-We have received a supply, suitable fol
spring and summer which solicit the attention Of all In
want Of superior article N this line. We name
70 pieces fine gauze hsnne assorted grades and prices
10 do fine 70 wide do delightful texture for spring wear
10 pieces fine - wide white hanncIs for spring
do do 81 do for ladies' particularly.
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, co.