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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1851-12-27

1--WE have that .sFly Leaf from Graham"
and intend to have that Gobbler for our New
Years dinner. .'GraEan' is sure of our vote,
nowth>tandin" our State imposes heavy pen
ally on the recipient of bride; still we were
for him before, and his astonishing linrrality-
cqualed alone by those who cirb !-only makes
us a 'lilllc more So" and we may escape the
punishment. Graham says OF his Magazine:
"ORIGINAL DEsIGNS.-Wc gavc three original
designs, and four original cngravinas in our
January number, and we feel disposed TO talk
about sane Of enl.
Our january Fashion.-If some Of onr roicm-
porarirS errr went TO the cost Of having ORIGINAL
designs ma lc in pariS-or clScwhcrc-bv such
artists rs Dard, the public would hayc no re-
pose. 1t would be dinnel into their ears by all
variety OF changes CT sci-congiatulatory bell
ringing and rn-hlowino.
We paid David for The Design $40
The artists ol La Mode for engraving
printing, and cooring, our edition, $50
To which Id 10 per ccnl. duty So
Freight and charges Transportation, -
Let those who sheer at F0siioH Pln'2s rondcr
over thS, and remember that there is n great
difference between the daubS that are wretch
r.ly done from old designs, and the artistic fin
iSh Ola true picture by competent hands even if
ii hr-Juta Fashion PIa5e."
Graham in his ''Fly Leaf" gives the follow
ing GOOD bit of gossip, but better bit of Law:
Cr.RIorS Is'NT.--Thcy intend in Kentucky, 10
blackcn the aoscs of all convicrs, so that il they
escape they may BE- detected Pike. or,hc FInr,
suggests that ;hc operation be extended 10 all
delinquent subscribers TO periodicals and news
pancrs--l" kaoWs.
Graham LAYS down and cXpoundS the law rs
j, onsl' 10 be applied 10 those who forget TO pay
up Oncr Il year.
olives there a man with soul so dead
Who nercr to himself hath said''
This is the paper-and lis read
I'll go and pay the printer.
Then let his face be covered DER
That he may fncc il oai--no more
But ilhe don't pay up his score,
Remain an oqnuint--cr.
Graham wrote the above under the inspira-
ton of the discovery that he has over $4,000
due on his books in little California humps of
Sand is poorer than he was last year
winch he resists and don't intend to stand.
Graham had occasion last year to say 'stakc
your country rapers'--and good doctrine il is
toO--hc says n0W ego AND PAY FOR THEM
TINES UP
We would be very sorry to see all the
delinquent subscribers to The Wing with black
encl noSes--but if such a law be made. and they
should rise some fine morning and ind their
proboscis inhifed indelibly, it will be no fault
ofours. for we would gladly at any time receive
what they owe us, and thus render them indie
pendent Of any such legal enactment. In the
mean time if any of our readers want to take
magazine, let them call on us and we can get
them ''Graham'' at very low rate.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1851-12-27

:, The saying that there is More
pleasure in giving than in receivnIg, is
supposed to relate chiefly to medicine
kicks and advice. ----
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-30

agree with my brothers the other side, that
this controversy may b settled II has done good
and It do good to say the least of It, The Of
the North desire, to hold to this fund
The very defence OF the counsel shows that II would be
that the gentlemen Of church North as we'll as those
Of the South may be enlightened by this discussion aud
by the decision your honors win pronounce! Is too
much to hope that each will the opinion in the
church and out Of the church, Of all good and patriotic
and that they will be aroused to the certain
quences which must result from the Of this
controversy and that they will be awakened to the ha
zard-I am no aarmist, and God knows disunionist
yet will say to the imminent hazard to this
institution, which we have reason to prize. Is
it too much to hope that both sides Of
this line, when those feelings enlisted which
hearts as christians that they will strive n advance
Of your Honors decision. speedily after 1t they
to restore to the church the spirit and blessings Of
peace which heretofore rendered it the idol Of its
worshippers and the wonder Of all christian brethren
The case here closed and Judge Nelson then said =
Some time will probably eapse before the court will be
enabled to take up the give it the examination
which 1t will require ut hands preparatory to de-
cision Other cases and other duties pressing upon
us and, for myself shall be compelled 20 into
another court after have concluded my duties in this
Ny associate Judge Betts) will also be much occupied
into consultation. In the mean time, cannot help
expressing in the suggestions Of the
learned counsel on both sides, that it would be much
better for the interests Of the church, and the
interests Of all concerned, If the parties would
amicably take the and by the aid Of counsel
to adjustment before 1t fully decided by this
court We cannot entertain doubt, after what has
taken place whatever may be decision-that
amicable adjustment must necessarily be salts
factory to all parties concerned that the future good
feeling and Christian friendship Of the members Of the
church will be much better promoted by amicable
adjustment, than 1t can be by any disposition Of the
court We may add that whatever doubts are enter
tanned to the power of the agents who hold the trust
there be reasonable doubt that whatever may
advised by the different and sanctioned by this
court would be valid and binding disposition. We
deemed II necessary to say thus much from the time
that must elapse before decision be given and
with hope that in the meantime, amicable arrange
ment may be effected between the contending parties
The Court was then adjourned to Friday tais)
morning.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-08-20

s=sss-,rrrzrua CHEAP AND p BEST
sssssssssSsgsggssssssasAR 0 UTE TO THE VIRGINIA
SPRINGS, BY OUR DAILY LINE orn.1
q Ell PACKET HI B sAtTsE 70 ~ hYN TiI
WHITE SULPHUR Fare through to the White
Sulphur Springs only $40 SO! Servants half price
on the Boats.
TO Lynchburg. SO so To scotsville.. 50 90
To Charouesvie..2 90 To Staunton. IS 90
To Cumber'd G. H. SO To Farmve.. B 90
On and alter the FIRST OF JULY, our Packet
Boats will leave Richmond daily at o'clock, F NJ,
Sundays excepted and arrive in Lynchburg in "a hours
where superior coaches in waiting to take the pas
sengers Immediately the White Sulphur at which
place they arrive the following evening.
NoTE.-Thls route is DAILY ONE, with the add.
tional advantage of ,ri-weekly line Of Stages from
Lynehburg passing the Natural Bridge, and by
Daggers Spring, in the time, to the White Sui
phur
This is the main line to Salem, Wytheville Blounts-
vile and Knoxville.
asg Passengers from the North or South, aud Nor"
folk boats will find this route equal in speed, with fare
lower than by any other.
Below see card of Intermediate distances between
Richmond and Lynchburg, for fare and hours of ar
rival
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-08-20
THE DAILY TIMES.

THE LITTLE BOY THAT DIED
BY T. D. ROBINSON.
| am all alone in my chamber now.
Aud the midnight hour is neal,
Aud the tagot's crack and the clocks dull tick
Are the only sounds hear.
And over my soul in lis solitude,
Sweet feelings OF sadness glide;
For my heart and my eyes are fail when think
VI The IHtle hoy that died
went one night to my fathers horse
Went home 10 The dear on,ssu
And softly opened the garden os,e
And softly The door OF The Halt.
My mother came cut to meet her son---
She kissed me, and then she sieed
And her head fell on my ueck, and she went
For the little boy thai died.
shall miss him when the flowers come
In the garden where lie played;
shall miss him more by The iife-side,
When lie flowers have all decayed
shall see his toys, and his empty chair
And tie horse he used to ride;
And they viii speak, with a silent speech
Oi The little boy that died.
sIall see his little sister again.
WIN her playmates about the door;
ana III watch the children IN their sports
AS never did before;
And IT, IL the group, | see a child
That's dinpled and laughing eyed
Iii look to see II it may not be
The little boy that died
We shall all GO home to Our Fathers house
~, To our fathers house in the skies,
Where The hope OF our souls shall have TO blight.
Our love no broken ties;
We shall roam on The banks OF the River G
And one of the joys of our Heaven shsll be-
The little boy that died
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-08-20
CITY TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.
DEPARTURE OF CARS & BOATS,
FROM RICHMOND,

DEPARTURE OF CARS & BOATS,
FROM RICHMOND.
Northern Cars for Fredericksburg, Washington, &C.,
daily, at half past O'Clock, A. NJ.
Southern Cars for Petersburg Weldon, &C., daily at
half past o'clock, P. M:
&C.. or I,ynchbprg daily, at 7 o'clock, A. M.
Petersburg Accommodation Train, Tuesdays, Thurs
DAYS and Saturdays, at half past o'clock, A. NJ.
Danville Cars, for Appomattoy River, Farmvie,
Iynchburg &c, VI ondays, Wednesdays and Fridays
at o'clock A. NJ; and Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sa-
turdays at half past o'clock, P M.
Norfolk Steamboat, Quits Peck,) Tuesdays, Thurs
days and Saturdays, at halt past o'clock, A. NJ.
Norfolk Cars and Steamboat, via Port Walhall,
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, at half past s
o'clock, A. M.
Lvnchburg Canal Packet, daily, except Sunday, at
6 o'clock P. M.
ARRIVAL CARS AND BOATS,
AT RICHMOND.
Northern Cars from Acqua Creek Fredericksburg,
&c, daily, at 5 o'clock, P. M.
Southern Cars, from Weldon, Petersburg, &c, daily,
st half past 6 o'clock, A. M
Central Railroad Cars, from Charlottesville, &C.,
daily at half past / o'clock, P. M.
Petersburg Accommodation Train, Tuesdays, Thurs
days and Saturdays, at $ o'clock, P M.
Richmond and Danville Cars, from the Appoma ttox
River, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, at III A.
M; and Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, at 81
T. NJ.
Norfolk Steamboat lat Rocketts) Mondays, We'd
nesdays and Fridays, at Al P. M.
Norfolk Cars and Steamboat, via Port w ahall,
Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays, at Al ?. M.
Packets from Iynchburg, daily, except Mondays, at
9 o'clock P. M.
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SAMUEL d. DENOON.

6APANISU MARTYR, t&c.-AuGUsT 7th.-J,
~ w. RANDOLPH has Tor sale at No. l2i NJ ain
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HKANDSOME DRESS GOODS.--As the sea-
AZ son is advancing, we are desrous Of closing out
the balance of our Dress Goods, at much reduced
prices, consisting Of
Rich Brocade and Chene Silk; plaid summer DO
Plain checked and striped Glaca Silks
Rich lig'd India Silks
Fine French MusGns, Organdies &c
Bareges, Barege de LANES
Mourning Bareges and Barege de LANES
White and coloued embroidered Musins
And other styles of Dress Goods too numerous 10
mention, Also. in store, handsome assortment OF
plain and embroidered linen calnbric Hdkfs. W heh
will be sold cheap at
CHAS. HARTWELI. g. CO.'S.
Opposite Swan Tavern.
We have in store lev black Lace Shawls.
au III c. TT g. co
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-08-20
Leave LyNoHpuRa daily, except Sunday, at 81 A M.

Passengers for Stanton, by this route leave Rich
mond Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at P NJ,
arrive in Scottsvlle next day, r. and in Stanton
ate P M.
Passengers for Cumberland G. II. and Farmve,
leave the same evenings and reach Cumberland C. H.
at next A M, and Farmville by M.
Packages or extra baggage to be sent by Boats or
Stages must go at the risk of the owners or we will
je "a BOYD, EDMOND 4 DAVENPORT.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-08-20

ESA GOLD LEVER WATCHES AT
s1GB PRIVATE SALE.--I have Just received
per Adams Il Co.'S. express, a large consignment Of
ieweed and we'll regulated. Also, lot of Gold
Hunting Levers. Those in want would do well to
examine my stock before purchasing elsewhere, as they
have been received from our Northern importing house
and will be sold on such terms as will give general
satisfaction ALEX MOTT
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-08-20

NIFTY PIANO FORTES.--With the view of
instruments made by A. Stodart 4 Co. and j. b. Dun
ham, New York, secured the sale of those made by J.
Chickering Boston, which will enable US IN future to
keep on hand still larger assortment than we have
ever had. We have present for sale at two estab-
llshments Mash & Woodhouse, Richmond, and E. P
Nash q Co., Peersburg) upwards OF Fifty Piano Fortes
OF various kinds, embracing nearly every style and
price mat can be desired, from the lowest to the highest
manufactured, by the most celebrated makers in this
country and urchasiug do for two stores, in such
large Quantities, tor cash, mot commission
purchasers full as great we are assured, as can be
met win al any other establishment North or South
70 ,hose who are not disposed to make special trips
ing for hem both style and quality, binding cur.
selves TO give satisfaction, and will charge them lust
as low as i! they were present '"o''' 'N''
NASH & WOODHOUSE, Richmond.
jyl9 e. P. NASH & c., Petersburg.
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The will be entered our books saiess ms
payment o flhe subscription be made IN sAvssos
Distant may ossy isos The poss>ss
which paid BY all s~sd b. ourselves IN iss
The COUNTRY PAPER Published u vssky dSas shs see
soHs Of Congress aud sesi weekly during he recess
Saescnpaon. for period less than VI. b ssavsd on
'ef"s pioposuoaed 10 the above
W~rosTMAsTERs aathorse ssssss ss1se
sending Us yyu DAILY ubsnbcr 90 sncossd,
EEA subscribers, Sas enclosed WnBxLx
WIN so enclosed, win be ssaasA sssU n de
0 oouoh ~ Mey furnish xvstgs. 9 sas
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7 AIDES Goods.-The n store
IL Is pieces PLAIN barase, embracing all the shades
50 do figured barge, sose beautiful styles
70 do u.-ue, entirely styles
$50 do barags desne, from Is J7S cents, prnoi
paiiy nch pxtteTDs
IS pieces Boheu,ss grass ~Ioth and pretty article
do linen usirs, very pretty shades
1000 yards gnghams, All prices
10000 do printed ealicoes E ~
5000 printed lawns, on iax cent. coors
and hns quality
1000 yards plain ciorsd Swiss nu,ns, beautiful article
f21 cents
The Iade. get days
kindness call again shall
ma accommodated T.
g. w, YERBY,
Pennsylvania avenue, between 7th and sth sts
Mars d2sf .N
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DUBlLC sale large very valuable real ana uor-
soaai estate undersigned will offer public sale
estate Charles county,
OF Gnsvur This contains about twelve hundred
acres snd has been recently surveyed and laid on
he soil equal To any IN the county, and very highly
Improved condition. of the arabic having
lined and manured II 10 capable producing large and
crors o. wheat and from M proximity
ahan miles from the Potomac
tupy fur those who wish purchase upon
ag and commcdous arn and all the necessary and
This win bs sold
MIC four farms nearly the sise with proportion of
buildings and wood each Those examining
residing npon tbs easos snd ui information In
thereto that be desired, by either Of the subsoribe
the of Aliens Fresh house, dwell
ing attached, and Of the best a
ton OF the state being In the midst rich surrounding country
aud the annual sale goods
five forty thousand dollars There
able dwellings, barns and
Also l.rge seam-ml for grinding wheat, Ac good
waters Of the Wicoico, and goods landed within
dred yards the house. !
The undersigned will SELL place. large
amount OF personal consisting about
cais hundred sheep large number
superior mules horses and farming OF
various kinds used in the cuivat Of
Also large number OF slaves of both sexcsam0ng
many prime negroes engineer and Miller and bnck
smith. ..4 n #1#4 e.~
Of the purchase will be
due credit will be twelve eighteen
months For all purchases property thirty
amount
given the purchaser will be required give amount
with such security the undersigned will bearing
from the day Of sale sTt I EUs#
The above sale will commence 10 o'clock, .4
X. T. MERRICk.
PoKr ToBAcco, (Nid.,) Feb. 2S, 1851
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NEW California Millionaire Assoet etatton.-
~ One thousand OF thousand doilaru Capital 4
limited by
special
conformity with the New York, ec FROM
liability the of 900 cssh
cehcaes OF shares issued ere annually
prospect doubling whole, SAFE operations
trade and mining the United States under the direction and
troll OF OLIVER HOLDEN,
Az General and Chief Agent OF
....r .#rr.r## #E#@ No II Wall street, New Yo,k.
responsible throughout
United States, appi-
employed
points,
available nails and freight
fomE Europe, Asia, Africa, Americas q. -.
business doing with Cslifor
ns Pacific long supply goid
demand rood viii
and therefor
being osmed
der style of q. HOLDEN b CO,
Mercantile Commercial, banking,
Mining Agents New Yort and San Francisco.
Capital 1i 900 900. W..#.. IH
Feb 2--u
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Ertra iron Of Cs~gre.. "a NareA 1885, section le
aa x HtA :ssstsd Th.. shall Dc the duty Of the Pos,
The MAJ, 70 s u. Sans. ~ :sey S.,e % Tie lowest esasI
M reference The mode Of such transportation ,nss may be
ssy povs s the due celebrity, certanty and security Of
ps.eAs.s out @ ..ss yasao th' stock OF vehicle of
careful % read the forms and instructions appended
They are rsqssssed 70 state In their popos.r
y n. 81 s 70 .UesS e,sa Ss m IN n. %
esquire IT, the will be coach, s,eambosi
a = % I'D. popoos .ssS mod. In q.
ne Du.ss viii BE- assigned to bids proposing sns eheaps.
lAS ooap.ni.s specially notified sse regular bid.
's.p.e,,s rosds aSs ovsr aa.usr Of mls Gom
sspss roPo''. io ofhcs' more uan quarter Of mule
lSsosALs i carrying the m.,. Of the United States nom
sy viii = received Al the contract ofce Of the Post once
a. :. ases.S ~ ny % S.y 81 May % isis ON ~
s sa1 In as manner and tms herein spesned, WIS.,
Fra nopsias.ins iopm, ui weekly, Monday, wsdne.
sLss view, Grow. nnsso,d New r,ova.nc. cl.rt.-
Ras&s, aad Sycamore Mis, IL
ToNashvss ~ n day, 70 miles,
a Prom sp1s..v,s 4 M IN weekly, Tuesday, Thursday,
y.:ss., Cam. Canton, Golden Pond, Auror., w.ds.
TO cs.ss. r."s, ~: ns's %., 10 Sl sss' ...
And back be,-esas m sundsy, Tuesday, and Thursday,
NOTES
Zach proposal accompanied by signed by
pc sssssnssss per.on., following manner,
ss | ,ss .s u. " me s sS %.
6s .n :sse. iso os.isaso. pho, n the mrs, day
~ wA Vsd Asd sacssa' sssssss perform he
accompanied by postmaster o.
eegs4sss smsy, that ths Of properly
- ~ y anhs eond tAsts guarantee. ##Hsr'
The pnDpSaA akoalA sealed endorsed
rsoate No -" and addressed TO thu Fint Assistant
5MdaasssSGee~saf. W in tI t't u. ..t
r tbs vpabuos Of bd. resulting os combinations. and the
a fonses - wisch the contract Is 10 be made, The
p ,.aaai Advertisement ~. .# ...
~ N. X. HALL,
4"N a1tW 81 -e Postmaster GeacrsI
pesr oyrios Drv Anrnsrr, March 9, 1861. #ast
R "A
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ARAIiALp AAI.E.-By virtue OF three wr OF fsvi /aoas
WI issued the clerks once OF the circuit court sf the Dsc
cf Coluynbia Washington and directed
sbs public sale fos Saturday the 18th Aay
March per o'clock, front Of the cou, house door
said county the following described property lying and being ts
city OF and Known and designated The o. SAID
city Of Lot in lot NO, Id
u IN s1use ae@ ,ot , and a.
lot, and 10 $40, part alot
A6 Of lot Gin square 241 lot in $685. half OF lot
square s4 lot IN square 1856 o, u oss, lot II il
5ss and os In 4 levied upon
be sold safety Judicial. Nos o. y and -, March, ssi
49, .# HsFrf t#.. RICHARD WALLACH,
49,. II. Marshal Of the District Of Columbia.
Febit-dtMn Is . =. '
lf7-The above sale postponed 2ad instant.
= sA RICHARD wALLACH,
a#ts Marshal Of The District Of Columbia.
March IS-dt Mar r. "F.. Il II. . n.
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CRIMSON u Co.'S New York, New Orleans, and Mobile
Express connecting with swiest and responsible
principal Msine
moni Masaehuscs Rhode Island Connecticut Lower Canada
New York State, Delaware Pennsylvania Maryland, District
Columsa indiana, Ohio Illinois, generally
Misipp aad Alabama river and places
CoorxiA and tic Carolinas - t4
ou facilities extensive and perfect that the
safe speedy freight trunks
able pses from one end Of the country and
the psnts. H@E tr t#i hH.sN
perence the
with Messr Adams Co., and
other the least which confidence
uonage New York community feel that
give ths satisfaction friends
jewellers, bankers, and merchants generally Z. . s.
We call attention California eIpre. from New
Orleans between New Orleans and Mobile.
Oces Camp street. New Orleans and 10 Wall street. New York
Feb 8--dhcpi2w ~ 3a ItE -.ssIG p. ~. ~ y. sa-.
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Whols tickets S0-Hslves 40-ouartcrs S5-Eights 81
Csrthcsins Of packages Of % whole tickets SaSe
DO do = half do lao
Do do Is quarter do 10
Do do % eighth do IS
nder for tickets and shares and certificates tho
o splendid oess will receive the prompt stenton
Acs account each drawing immediately aer
kh0 order from ....--. .--..-. ..-
Address ]. C. MAURY, Axent,
NM1 x. .tt & ~ Alexandria, Virginia.
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NOW offer for sale OF the splendid houses city,
recently finished Its beautifully
and 10Th streets, healthy location
Its position different departments central,
and equidstant from the best markets the
ans rooms all commodous and o several Of the chambers
70 square. The
ofccinx IL IL finished
spacious bath room, sfordng ho cold BATH
finished aud the tank contains 25 hoy.heads of The
Gas pipes laid parior saloon
dining In the
nothing been omitted The stabng,
house have been permanently built and include
and well finished for mule lying alley
Mar 1T Jas. CADEN.
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NEW Sprtng Goods, Esufroidevtes
IN have Just from New York
IS pieces smsl checked Glsce silks FL
DO style India fcuard silks
% rich Cbene silks 5,r#
do do 10 silks y.
10 do do de Rhine s,iks
do do btsck, striped and plaid slhs
Brocbs bsrcfss, (psn Hgurcs) II
10 10 French Bsngxiia, tcntirely ncw) .
~ do French mousseline de LANES, (vsy protty(
a5 French printed jnconcts, fvefy nnel
dotted Swiss musRns, twbite and cclored)
do silk Elsus
do Fseuch printed bareecs tne~ stylcs)
embroidered Grape swIs, (somo tch)
20 richly embroidered hsndt crchvfs, lne~ de.gns)
rr~Nch es~b~ctdev~d hrusta cherniActs- #@ ~
IS very richly trimmed chem,seus ast sleeves, In ssr
real Valencia collars and cuffs #..#.
richly utmrbed french worked capes r' #t ~
rspss bevtf~s iH' + it--t
10 bsck lace scarfs et HUf gfa#
30 inside haadk kercfiefs 10 match, &c. .rl-
Tosetber
ladies, which their sention s respectfully invited
..i @os liP. n HooE \ co
Feb" "i .uS nsLt 80 IA YLI9. y
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BALrlMansn ASD ~ wAsssA~r0S nAiARoAD.
Hsur, n DspAtt.ss. H 81 shs P.tsynssr Tr.sn.,
From Washington n = m. and ~ b M ds''y, and :
ron nSlsSoss = |. - a.a > . AaAy, daily
''ksI-1 ~ r.srAssss, A...A
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A. 4 q. A. ARMOUR.
DIAPERS IND T.5ILORS,
No. 3o3 Broadway, corner OF Duane street,
.4bope LAa IIxlnx HQt4x. Ns.u YarA

QESfECTFULlf invite Tie attention OF friends
~ their assortment Of new spring goods o the
which they prepared to make In the best
fashionable style Al their usual moderate prices cloths
eassimees, and vesungs VI latest
ot vests darn do new patterns Of PaIi, embgoidees
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