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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1851-01-10
SOMERVILLE
FEMALE gR9YgY}HYR.

THE next session of this school will be opened
4 the first Wednesday in January, or the first
day ofthe month. The course of studies is extern
sive and about the same as in our Female Collie
ges. Probably there is no community in which a
school could be located, for he training of the
youth, that exerts so little of unfavorable influence
and affords greater facilities for forming viruous
principles, and correct habits oilife. 4 philosophy
cal and chemical apparatus, sufficient TO illustrate
most of the principles in these sciences, is con-
nected with the school. There is also a library Of
well selected books 10 which the Young Ladies
have access and they are encouraged TO spend
their time not devoted to study ia useful reading.
Terms per session Of tfUe months.
Board, (inclnding every thing,) $50
Tuition in English, according to advancement,
from SO to SIS.
Music, including the use of the instrument $2e
Drawing and Painting, each 5
French, Latin, o rGreek,
Needle work grIls.
SOLOMON LEA, Principal.
Leasburg, N. C. Dec. &c. 1850. lS-3t
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GREAT EXCITEMENT.
1850

HAVING permanently located myself in the
Ii City of Raleigh, l would give motive 10 own
ers Of
steam Mills OF steam Engines,
however employed that | will attend TO setting mp
and REPAIRING ENGINES AND MACHI-
merry, ofalI descriptions and in any part ofthe
State.
Information respecting the cost, application and
advantage of Steam Engines as prime movers, will
be given, if required, gratuitously.
Post-paid communications addressed to me or to
SnAs BURNS, Esq will receive prompt atten-
ton
Unexceptionable references given, if required.
HENRY G. BRUCE.
Raleigh, April II, 1850. 81
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Ntu1g uf tbt Daq.

lP His Excellency Gov. Reid has ap-
pointed Mr. Thos. Settle, Jr., Of Rock
ingham County, his Private Secretary.
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FURTHER APPOINTMENTS FOR
P. NJ. w. P. PHILIP S. WHITE.
C%ONSTABLE'S NOTICE.

WE are requested 10 announce JOHN J..
CHRlSTOPHERS, ESQ. as a Candidate FIR
Constable in the Raleigh District, at the cleo
ton to take place on the third Monday in Jan
uary, instant.
Jan. 10. 1851. l9-te.
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by DYER n MCGUIRE. Ancttonsers.
FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS OF THE HON.
George Badger-on Tuesday morning, March Is, 10
Of Hon Badger,
between I'd all his furnur, and
household effects, via
Splendid rosewood piano and stool
Black walnut yelvrtooycred tcte a-tstss
chairs
French m with brackets
Marbls top sidsboards dining tables
Wsinut chairs, butiets
Hatrack, hall lamp, oilclotb
Parior, chamber, and stair
High and post b-dsesds beds
Mmtuesses bedding, looking glasses
wsrdrobes, bureaus, Wristbands
Toilet china, dinner and tea service
and kitchen utensils, &c,
and under go cash $50 credit Of
four month. for satisfactorily endorsed bearing IN
terest. - . -
NAr9l-d Aucuoneers
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Death Of Hon. 1ssse Hii
I gentleman whose name stands at the head Of thi,
Z died in this city Saturday last at his boarding
I, at the age Of about 63 years
\ Hill was born In Asbburnham. Massachusetts, and,
youth, went to Concord, New Hampshire. where
\ since always resided. He was self.made man
Pancaly 80. From a prnerboy, he became editor
ropfieor OF the most important political democratic
! In New Hsmpsbire-the New Hampshire pstriot--
from the time of It's establishment by him until this
as welded political influence, not only in New
SHIRE, but in MI parts Of the Union, that few
have e1ered and during the time that II was er.
'sy under his charge, u surpassed In political
H. foresight, and knowledge by no paper in the Unit
sss
hc HUI" wa, the rsllyingory Of The democracy OF
Hampshire. In him they reposed as much political
snee as IN any man who ever lived in that State !;
ell and faithfully did he respond that confidence.
writer Of this crude notice has no data Lefore him,
a's enurely 10 his own recolections in making the
NIX stat nenti
hii was elected 10 the senate Of New Hampshire in
H-ihat being, 1t is believed, the 6rst important
y otice that he held
:" OF 1881 he was elected by the legislature Of New
h'e senator in Congress. and took his seat In the
NE FIRST session Of the Twenty third Congress, and
aed IN the Senate until he WITS nominated as csndi-
ot governor Of New Hampshire. when he resigned
= 10 the Senate. He was elected governor Of New
re Tor three successive terms and no chief execu-
"oe' ever performed the high duties Of that sta ION
oeeptsbly to the people than did Governor Hin.
'ufIenderiug the trust thus reposed in him, he re
private life, and never afterwards held any public
sh mind as he possessed could rest in idleness.
established at Concord "The Farmer. Monthly
sh agricultural paper-Io which he devoted all
yes not only Of his mind but of his body for Ne
sey INTO the practical business Of farming 81 home,
n'ue excursions not only In New Hampshire, bo,
~ oales OF the Union. during which he gath
'Gu1nfal statistics and information, which he dis
uhtoush his paper. VASTLY interesting and in
NE agricultural community. 1adesd. the fame
qofed asa practical agrculturst and as ssr
"o' WI i1rm a more enduring monument 10 hi
"A" All his political honors, however tnil,sor
rE-r rnhuenusi.
ef Was continued until his "a ling health nd
, a'M tha' he was tsssine his feeble system zoe
~ us fel"ctsnty "a. continued H.
past Nv. years his e been . continual bat
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John M. Niles formerly senator in Congress and Post
candidate for governor of Connecticut, has written let
the fugitive slave law in which be expresses the
same opinions of the uncons,utionality OF The law as
those OF Mr. Rhett and on the same grounds The con
stitutona clause is they say, q compact among the
States, which depends entirely State legislation, and
Congress has right 10 nterpose.
The Nileses, Hales, Van Burens. Bryants, etc ETC..
of the North eaders-yea. founders-of modern democ.
racy not responsible, according to the Nashville
Union, for the abolition, notification. dsunion. and
cession doctrines which now threatening the
throw OF the republic. Oh no Millard Fillmore and
Daniel Webster, who have sernly breasted the storm,
and withsiood the onslaught Of combined abolition and
they the authors of the mischief
Nashville Wig
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ny A. GREEN, Auctloneer.

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUCTION
Ill On Thursday, 9th al the residence of
Mrs o. Preston, 18th 18th streets ne door
c. r. sengack esq at 10 O'Clock excellent
Of furniture
Mahogany sofa, rocking and parlor chairs
Do sideboard, bureaus and bookcases
DO ottomans, dining and breakfast tables
Do work, wash and other stands
Maple bedsteads, wardrobes, and chairs
Mantei and other looking glasses toilet sets
Andirons, shovel and tongs and fender.
Feather beds, bedding, hair and shuck mattresse.
Three ply ingram, and stair carpet cloth, &c.
Solar, hail. and other lamps
China, glass, crockery and
Alright and other
With good assortment Of kitchen requisites.
of under S25 cash; over H25 credit M
ninety days. for endorsed bearing in
A. GREEN,
Maj 25-3 Auction.sy
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BY A. GREEN, Auctioaeer.

GREAT SALE OF WASHINGTON CITY LOTS.-Wil be
sold BY auction, the Of the subscriber, the
9th and Tuesday the 25 day
March following squares ground
city OF Washngton together others, schedule Of which
application the subscriber The sale
Az O'Clock, p. III.
Among the number in the neshborhood Of the mil
depot, and canal James's
which also sundry
all Of which deserving the Of
talists
Terms Of One fourth cash and the balance sir, twelve
and eighteen months purchasers for the defer
bearing thereof
deeds be prepared their Title eeptonable.
following 9 list a part REFER
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~ III he King - Terrors. Time AFTER time his friends
haN drs aired of hs recovery from attacks OF asthma Ia
which ened every breath would be hsias' bu he
survived, almost ike rising from the dead and with
that ndomtable energy aud courage which marked
his course no able move than he entered
with all his soul into his usual avocaons He has ado the
journey Concord and Washington, unacco panied
at when would have supposed journey of
miles would have Frustrated him and when he arrived
here in February last he appeared more like moving
skeleton than like who had just performed mid
winter 1urney OF hse hu Idfed miles He kept about,
however, until tho first week In March, when his energies
and his constitution became Frustrated condne him
To his ROOM and most OF the time his bed.
Impressed with the belief that his diseaseunde which,
he Told the writer Of his article within aonth he
has abored since he fifteen years of agewas beyond
the ART OF the physician he would suffer pre-
scribe Tor him. or 10 approach his bedside, when he
conscious Sril he had all the in his last hours
could possibly be bestowed upon him His BROTHER sister,
and ali with him during his last sickness, and tho
latter at his bedside during the final struggle.
Daring his last days he expressed desire that his mortal
aims should be deposited the side of those of his
father and mother, in Massachusetts and O'Clock
Sunday afternoon they removed privately the rail-
road depot and taken eastward in the evening train OF that
day.
But for this The Masonic fraternity of this ci,yto whom
Governor Hill well known for he had always attended
their meetings with the regularity Of their members
when his health would perm-would have bestowed upoa
his remains the highest honors of masonry.
man has passed ron amongst who, whatever may
have been his oibes while living possessed mind Of
common order and energies TO carry anything he
de rtook that earthly power could Although
he had time bitter political enemies is believed
that during the last few years Of his life all those differences
amicaby adjusted and that he died peace with all
men.
In many things Governor Hill appeared to those who
knew him not, of severe temper and disposition. But
those who knew him intimately, il the good for
Of the writer of this article know him, his charac
bore entirely different aspect Playful and simple
in his manners child. he enjoyed highly the
social circle the song and the dance And hardly three
weeks have passed away snce the writer's fire.
side, he spent evening of mirthu storytelling in which
he joined with merrment and satisfaction that indicated
anything but broken constitution and Frustrated ener-
gss.
An honest, upright and good man has gone TO his resi-
b. b F.
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.

BALTIMORE, March

BALTIMORE, March 24-5. pm.
Dinner to MI. Webser.--Loss of Re kobsna Iy.aI Of
Bank Robbers.-1hs California Maiis-Thx Msykets
&C.
The announce tLut the dinner by the msmhs.. Of
the Mar land Reform Convention AIMS polls 70 no
Hon Daniel Webster oil Tomorrow will ssu~ct
large attendance from this city
The latest Intelligence ON the fine ship RoLsaA "a
shore off Cape Henry renders II probable that there bar
slight chance Of saving her though she has yet bss0
abandoned She has been condemned by The sarveyoas
who found feet Of in her hold and tie hall
much strained that the flowed la and ost OF her
her had been landed and the steamer Jswsss
with powerful pumps from he Norfolk navy yard. and
empty casks, was scot Saturday evening TO make
another effort 10 float her.
The trial of Thomas Richardson and John Rogers alias
Bill Dsvoe and Joe Murray. in the Howard district court
indictment for burgariousy entering the Fells Peiat
Bank In this city, has terminated in yerdio-the jury
absence of thirty hours, having been unable
agree They stood eight for conviction and four for
quual 80.
The California mails received here this morning woe
very large, the rush Tor letters post Office
very great The Baitimoreans ut present in California
may mostly now considered old settlers and having be-
come miar with life that county, generally be
ginning 10 prosper Their letters quite encouraging
10 their Individual prospects but they do not offer
courae eme nj or inducements for oomers.
The MARKETS In the Baltimore market this morninx
there were sales Of 100 barrels mixed brands Howard
street -four at 81 8i 1t generally held at " M with
buyers at 81 sIl No sales of City Mills Ne change
wheat not much in market Saes'of white at 81
60 cents and yellow 81 u SO cents. Oats - 40
Wniskey unchanged, and but lttle doing The offerings
of beef cattle to-day reached 470 head, ~ of
which sold prices ranging from 80 - ~ per loo
rounds on the hoof-eqaa S6 80 80 net and averaging
SO rs gross HoSs, So a$7.
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Wreck Of the Missouri.

Wreck MhsOurf,
SEhLED PROPOSALS will be received at the Navy Department
- the work be done
Of United steamship Mis-
hssbor OF Gibraltar sasc,or 20 This
government The furnish
everything necessary To the work. and complete the same within
The be paid
Bond security required Of
sand dollars for the faithful work within
the limited and refund OF made
within that psnod The shall have
performed And the the
ability Of the bidders respectively 70 complete the work
WILL. A. GRAHAM,
Secretary Of tbs Navy.
NAVY DEPARTMENT, March II, 1851,
Mar l3-dt1lMar
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DIED,

On the 22d Instant THEODORE r. aged years. months and
y days, only OF ions NJ aud MAsKs short
bun painful illness.
The friends family respectfully
attend his funeral grandfather
street, this morning a o O'Clock
Dearest Theodore thou hast Us,
And thy loss c deeply feel
Hut Ills God IA has ereit uA
lie all heal
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thousand Zooloo warriors from Natal in our favor. As
IT, the whole colony is in the very midst OF the horrors
OF war bat no doubt seems 10 be entertained OF the
eventual result
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Lands Sacred and Claxsical

Lands Sacred and Classical.
Is NOW OPEN for fortnight only, Odd Fellows Hail. Wash
j ington
GLIDDON'S GRAND MOVING TRANSPARENCY
the river Nile Egypt and Nuba
Egyptian antiquities, munmies, &C. and splendid
Thoroughbred wnngs paintings
comprising the archaeological Giddon
formerly United States consul Cairo.
Oriental music
Every evening ut o'clock Wednesday Saturday afternoons
at half past O'Clock.
Doors hour before.
Admission, 25 cents children half price.
Tickets for sale also
&c
Mar 25-u
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Post Office Robbery.

Urea March % -Summer A. Willard, young man OF
about eighteen and clerk the post office Belfast Al
eghauy county brought before Commissoner Boyce.
ofthis city, this morning. charged with committing vari-
Gus depredarions mail upon the routs between 81
licosville and Honesvile A large number Of letters
having been passing this route the exertons Of Mr.
Hobook, special agent OF the Post Office Department.
detect depredso successful and he has obtaaed
evidence against the party arrested The
the prisoner to give bail In the
Of 81 500 la default OF which he committed to the jail
a Rome
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Urea March PA number OF persons, disguised
with a supply of tar and feathers, prevented the OIL
from selling property levied on Tor military fines The
was stopped and the officers beaten.
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Placements of a Wreck.

BosroN March % The schooner Vulnrs, which arrived
at Providence fell with the fragments OF the unknowa
ship wrecked oil Monauk and picked up two nathospsd
ba rrels of -four marked the head with red paint IS.
)" with the New York inspectors nsme-ss well % could
be deciphe ed as" for the first letter. and chic for the
last four; also bales OF cotton markell Up In da-
mo
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Destructive Fire at Union, Pa.
Outrag, in 81. Laurence Count

BINeHAMrToN, March IA IRE which ooouIred a
linton la night DESTROYED "Unon Hotel" and several
stores The loss estima ted $40 600 partly insured
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The Weather-Arriuai Of the O'prey-Desfr
)ech of Major No

Nxw YoRx, March 23-Msjor Noah, the venerable Cd
tor died about midnight last night from tho effects Of
araiyss There is mistake in this melancholy an
nou this time.
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Heapu Robbery.

LANCASTER (Pa y March 22-The collectors office II
this place was entered and robbed last night $780, sl
in current funds About S1nO of the stolen money
sisted of old torn notes. and about $500 In par funds
mostly on the Lancaster Bank Columbia Bank and Bridge
Company and Philadelphia banks There aboa
$3.50 in gold and the balance in country paper.
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COLUMBIA MUSICAL ASSOCIATION,
given CARUsIS SALOON Thursday evening
81 1851 O'Clock precisely under the
G. LEN5CHOW
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Nomination Of Governor of Tennessee.

NASHVILLE March 2i-The whig convention mot Al II
a IN. William b. Campbell nominated for govsrns
unanimously,
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rELEaRAPAIC REPORTS FOX THE UNION


Condition of the Northern Markets
NKw York, March 24-2, p n.
SALES AND PRICES OF STOCKS
First Call Second Call.
Pennsylvania SIS 933 bid ~ bid
Reading bonds 75x bid ~ bid
United States 6's, 1865 ll6e bid ll6& sales
Stocks steady. Flour auiet-sass ZOO barrels At 3! q
Sales 500 bushels Ohio white wheat lol cts Sales 600O
bushels g. 65 cents for mixed and yellow Oats.
IS 81 Couon is quiet under tho foreign news
small ssles-rather favoring buyers Whisky, 0A ~
cents.
PHILADELPHIA, March 24-2, p. m.-Stooks steady
United States S. 1861 1854 li6t Pennsyvania S. SsA
Small sales -four at 81 AZ Red wheat 90 100 cents with
sn all sales Yellow corn 50 GO cents OATS 81 - cts
Rye, 10 cents.
Tie Weather-Arrivai Of the Oprey-Desruetius Fire
Outrage.
PHILADELPHIA, March 23-p. m.-Rain has been falling
all the afternoon
The steamer Osprey has arrived in 81 hours from Chaes
ton.
The woolen and establishment Of Messrs Wright
Webser totally destroyed by fire this msrning II
O'Clock Loss, SIS, 900 insurance, $4,000.
The dwelling Of Col Lee, counsel OF Mr. Perdue, In the
recent ugtvesave case shamefnly dishYured last
night by throwing some black substance the wala
Those who did this low deed of sympathssrs
with the negro,
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Sr LOUIS March 22-The Swedish Nightingale creates
great in this city She will remain here longer
than she first Intended SO great tie demands for
tickets that they command average Prsmum Of
five dollars.
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TIVE, IN. Avenssr, New Novel by the author OF
Mar. skinei Frsncons Story by the Author Of the Roio
Hosks.
PctorisI Field Boot Of The Revolution by Los.ss
TAYLOR MAURy,
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By A. GREEN, Aue,,o...,.

ny A. GREEN, A"esion.sr.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE At AUCTION
II On "wednesday the t inan, shall sell u. residence sis
streets pesy opposite the city Post Once, 10 s'ciocs
good assortment Of furniture, viz
Mahogany sofa dressing and other bureaus
DO pier, dining and other tsldes, washs'and
Hrh and low post sedsssd. looking sIs,ss toilet
Feather beds, CRIB, excellent cooking and other stoves
With a good assortment Of kitchen requisites
articles which unnecessary 10
A. GREEN,
huoion.er
e. The attention OF person. wishing purchase handsome
property respectfully invited TO the sale Of the Mcleod
school house and which will take plsce ~ 'front.' o. 'hs premises
tbo'oloct,p on the same day OF the shove SAFE
particular. see advertisement
March 03-a A. w.
PREsCH MUsI.ISs, Org.nd,.., &c.-ws have received
It the snn.red descriptions
pieces nne French jaeopeu and lawns
IS do printed organais mu.'ns, u very rich styles
10 do y mourning do do
50 do medium ana low priced lawns
100 do cooed figured Swiss mu-ins including new snd
100 do white figured swiss mu.n. In A.
desirable styles, in all prices
IN GirxAams and Chinir"-
$50 do French snshaM., 10 every possible pattern
90 good , ssss:S .,n,, ~. ss o .s%.n
The aboy. line nor. complete than have ever
'e'''e o"'''' cLAoErT, NEWTON, MAY, 90
FOURTH v.imrn. Of Dr. om,ne-y's wrssi~ss-Th'
Poem. by Henry r. Tscksnoasi vol iSu,o
lust pus'sh-a and mi. Day received 70, :.s sy u.upy
MsW Bo,kssll.rs, near 9Th street.
CROM LONDON Who. ,ssii Record cf Rank and
Did |. Parliamentary ocmp.nson mr. 1851.
m siS''"' ''''''''' - '"''''' TiAScK fAYLoI
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nUVALL BROTHERS, merchant Gadsby Hotel
this method of their
prepared with complete of spring cloths
which will complete and
elegant and at their prices
umbrellas Shirts of
fancy articles for gentlemen
Mar A nm
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Charles De seid,ns.
No Todd. Building Penn.v.ns avenue, washnssos osnns
.oner deed. York California Minnesota and all be
CHARLES DE sELDING having been appointed BY The re.e:t
on.r ys s Of Il. United States. Territory * s...es
commissions, to aks The o. deeds, Ae sds's
his r service: TO the citizens washington '''
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u" Si. S.,: .sY:s:
finish which will be sold the reasonable 81
q velvet sn:;s:
.see,. aoor ocos., which we Gu, and a. 70 order
CLAGETT DoDsoN.
o. Wa, picked " ;s;s .ss dine T"'R:.
months. =. i:.s a':s
July n loo, ss,a hi, tn. . s:y on ::s.:
'G %. at SnI .,ss' CAD.
THE sword Exercise, Arranged Mt.ry I.sen.-
zion ~ B,ys Msc, Henry wsyns, p%e. 81 ro..s.
any par, United states, cents The sddo" ''' '''
washington" city BY TAYLOR 80 nsA a ~.
The Army Regulations. published BY the pep.r'~'ss e w.
rn Ts. rao.nc. Manual Use of o"e. Of d. Array
Navy n.s: ..s i, os., WORK. Of .. o.. ....
'', a Published At ''''
THE saying. Of IN. Crest Forty Days, sy osssss
Direction. by Ho.o sousAsa'e, missionary bsAsp ~
Warning, Of tn. Holy week. by Rev. w Adams, NJ. A.
The Of Holy Baptism RoserJ wissres.., A. NJ
naomi, last days Of Jerusalem by -" D wei
ccrENCK OF Things Familiar, by REV. D>s&s~
MnW Bookseller near IN sssss-
~ =. CLUsxEs, Aren,.... ..a C,yu D.ss..s~. ~.
" sudn, scssA aAs II rs.asy
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/ AIDES DRESS GOODS.-we have received our complete
IL assortment In spring and Materials many styles,
nch examination of which
ton OF the ladies We part from very
following
10 pieces rich bouquet cbepe silks
70 do cameeon
50 do new design lin hgures) cbene silks
rs do small figures, light colored do
20 do camel.on, check, and striped silks
rs do ow-priced Ipds silks
sprin sik in orted grades nd prlcs
In Bereges, Grenadines, Hernanis, &c
Is pieces rich cashmere bereee., in dress pattern.
do rich Henans and Grenadines the hsndsomest goods
importation the season, in dress patterns
50 do rich style bereges, all prices
IS do medium and low priced bereEes
30 do bereRe de LANES
10 do plain, blue pink, and bereges
do do do mousseIpes de laine
with the above fur
chdrens with almost article belonging
Mar 23-3uf CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, co.