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HEADQUARTERS or THE Army,
Adjutant Generals Office,
Washinpton. Iulv 10 e5i
GENERAL ORDERS, }

Again becomes melancholy duty army
the death of veteran soldier, Bcvet Bngade General Matthew
Abucke, colonel of the 9TH infantry who died th umo,
after short Illness at his post Fort smith, Arkansas
General Arbucke entered the OF infantry the 3D.
of March, 1885, and during his long continuous service has
o been distinguished for of department. high
and unremed devotion the
devotion that characterized his whole military career,
srikngly exempifed in his dying hours.
As appropriate military honos the the
posts within his fire
guns, ( commencing 70 O'Clock, display
national flag ha staff from the hour until sunset day
succeeding the receipt Of this order.
Officers OF the serving his late command
of which he colonel will the
thirty days. and the coors of the regiment put
mourning for the period
By command Of Major General Scott:
r. JONES, Adjutant General.
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KY A. GREEN, Auction.cr.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT AUCTION-On Saturday,
instant, shall sell on the PREMISES at O'Clock M
the north half 2f7 fronting ~ feet
on IAN street. and running feet between Massachusetts
avenue and north l. street. an alley 80 feet wide.
Also half Of lot No Is, in the square, fronting
and running back POS Feet between
and 18th streets west
The above lots the city which healthy
and rapidly improving wishing purchase building lots
the would do well 10 attend e SAFE,
lots bound to be sold
Onehd cash balance IN and IL mohhs of ho,os
satisfactorily endorsed bearing interest All conveyances at me
of the purchaser.
Title indisputable , ,nruu
Iu,v l5-TuThSs Auctioneer.
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The export Of specie from this port between those
Sll l506s4 and the amount in bank vaults increased
sI2.I7i. The banks discount all good short paper
they ge,-whch is not much-at Elk per cent; long
paper per The deposites have much increased
and 81 900 900 than the period last
year The exchanges rather heavy, and good sterling
at per while the exports of specie have dimin
shej having been only S65o0O0 for the last week inclu
ding portion OF the Mexican indemnity and dividends
mitied. The accounts from abroad OF abundance OF
money, and low rates of interest.
| The produce markets generally healthy and firm,
with the exception OF cotton which is rather weak in
of the news Wool is quiet, although the receipts are
larger but the of has already been purchased in
interior by manufacturers and much here be
assorted-he long combing woods for manufacture and the
refuse for sale mixed Saxony hs. sold 46 cents,
pulled country, 40 cents Flour is in fair demand for
port, and small would produce large sales
Michigan and Indiana, 81 IL 81 Is; Ohio, 81 Is 81
81 Rye 1onr, 80 81 Corn meal, So. Wheat In demand
for export % 81 cents, red Ohio; white Michigan,
l0t cents Rye ~ cents, dull Oats State, AZ ~ cents
Corn dullsaes round yellow 59b go cents. Whskey
"a Pork is betier-sales Sl4 old, sli l2s
new mess. prime, Sl2 so. Lard is dull at 81 50 To-
bacco-saes. Kentucky, for shipping ~ do, Vir-
ginia, ST
Ffeights are not activeHou to Liverpool, It's. conn.,
AID. cotton, 5-32d -four to London, 2s.
The stock market quite firm for the season, and prices
pretty we'll sustained. The quotations are follows
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BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

BY A.. GREEN, Auctionecr.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUCTION
Ill Thursday l7h shall SELL in ont OF my auc-
room O'clock large lot OF household ana Dtchen
furniture, viz
Mahogany soias, sideboard and bureaus
Do dining and breakfast tables
10 cane rush, wood seat chairs
Tables, washstands, washsinks
Wardrobes, bookcase, and writing desk
Waiter, trays, towel, and ciotles-racks
baths fetrigerators, &C.
arpeus androns, shovel and
large of crockery and fancy goods, and
good assortment of kitchen requisites
Terms cash.
July l5-TuhTh Aucuoneer
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by c. w. BOTELER. Auctioneer.

GALE OF PROPERTY OPPOSITE CENTRE MARKET AT
y AUCTIoN-on Monday July a. at O'Clock, p. M shall
lot No q In t together with
brick dwelling
This property located Ninth street. Immediately opposite
Centre Market recently built
situation Opposite the marke renders
amongst the bcstb business stands In Washington
The capitalists those DESTROYS OF making
and profitable Investment particularly invited This
sale
Terms, One third cash balance equal
eighteen and months bearing interest
and secured by deed property. Y. w. BoTELER,
July l3-cod Auctoneer,
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sy DYER & MCGUIRE, Aue,loneer..

VERY DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT IN THE FIRST WARD
on Thursday afternoon July ~ at O'Clock, the premises
shall sell lot No TO- No l7o, situated ON the north
and 18th fronting Ito feet
desirable locations
vato residence ward
balance Ia, and 10 months for
DYER MCGUIRE,
July 15-d Auctioneers.
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ny DYER 8 MCGUIRE, Aucs,on..r..

BUILDING LOT ON NEW YORK AvENUE--on Friday AMER
July rs, O'clock the premises shall sell lot
located Of New York
Of 81 running 9 feet 10Th contain
ing 360s square feet
Terms fourth cash balance equal instruments OF q and
years, with interest, secured by deed OF trust. -
DYER MCGUIRE,
Auctoneen
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ny DYER 4 MceUIRE, Auet,on..r..

VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT AUCTION
On Tuesday afternoon July "a at O'Clock, the premises
shall brick dwelling house, tconainn&
rooms,) stable and bousealso me o
Of NORTH being one nmno'eo sno
twenty eight feet from the Of and wen ee",
and depth OF tfV
Also adjoining % by ]" fee WIN an aey
b. readily three dollars
nun.
in,y IN sadtd. DYER MCGUIRE, Auctioneers.
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ARRKsT or PRrAcHER.-The Rev. Isaac Davis,
eolored preacher from Ohio, has been arrested in New
York for stealing ak gold rings from store where he
pretended TO make purchase They were found his
person. were also number Of pawn for gold
watches, chains, &c.
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4 aH~U NOTICE.-ALEXATDRIA AND WASHING
EHRp ton Steam Ferry Boat Company.A meeting of The
"bscriber. 10 the stock OF this company will be held
NJ @sorge Pages once foot 7th Washington Thursday
afternoon the 17h instant az O'clock organize the company
and make the for building the boat
Gentlemen who subscribers and who feel an interest
establishing this company, respectfully invited to attend
July lb-A STEPHEN sHINN
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ny DYER q MCGUIRE, Auctlons.u.

VALUABLE UNIMPRovED PROPERTY ON AZ STREET
On Friday 18th O'Clock on the orem
ses, shall sell lot No 49, in No 49
vania and morrill, fronting Sc west and
running back l25 feet 25ee alley containing 1000
feet.
of and
. years, satisfactorily secured, bearing interest.
DYER MCGUIRE
July lT-2t Auctoneers
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NoTICEThe undersigned having purchased and taken charge
of the baking
formerly carried by Mr. Urah Heete respect
fully will In ftu. keep hand general
had in his line OF business
lie will also candies all
nj The civ and heretofore, liberal
wholesale retail will be promptly attended 10
by al above. JAS H. sMlTH
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Nv A GREEN, Aucuooeer.

HANDSOME MARE AT AUCTIoN.on Thurdsay morning, the
III i7h instant 10 oclock
M handsome mare perfectly geDue sound in
having further for her.
She works well In single double harness. and hne saddle
animal
ni'o wv i"s'A A. GREEN
July I5-TukTh Aucuonser
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CARD-The subscribers respectfully notify persons
ing accounts that according the usual
their bills
he month
Jbey earnestly that all will be prepared make early
settlement
book. paid maturity, order that the better
bI.d conduct successfully, possible,
citizens who have 40 literally
zed zaiion OF the present firm
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, 4 co,
June Ip-dlmn
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cling community assumed the proptorshp Of
Ii,,ed STATE. Hotel Long
er The late proprietor feels perfectly safe promising
o.os that wanting confirm
house in the country No
spared completely re6tna the entire establishment
culary the
o.pce Of ladies' Firmly
on solcis continuance Of hat freely
bestowed on old United States.
Mai 2o-lmf A.. ALLEN,
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Nav YokK July l6--Io a. m The roysl nail steamer
A ss arrived at her wharf sbou. O'clock this morning.
with three days later advices from Europe Her dates
iIom Liverpool 10 the bh instant.
The American packet ship HaIcyon, from Liverpool Tor
when six days sail OF New York. Crew and Messengers
saved and arrived at Liverpool by the shipsw Walton
and Connecticut.
The Asia brings 10 passengers
ENGLAND In the House Of Commons on Thursday. tho
bill TO facilitate the admission of Jews into Parliament was
passed, and The ohancey reform bill went through the cou
mite.
clauses OF the ecclesiastical titles bill discussion upon
Lord John Russes amendment for the omission OF the
penalty The prisoners and publishers took place and the
stood Dos TO l29 against the ministers Lord Russell
then moved the omission Of The words empowering in
formers prosecute, &o, but was again defeated by
majority Of 81 The bin was then passed, there being ass
for and 40 against
by the visit of the President TO Pocuefs TO open the
rocters railway He was welcomed throughout his 9ar-
unds advanced per cent in consequence On the PIesi
by cries Of 1--WE la Repabqae /" and "Down with Napo-
The disturbance however, was qneled by the police
the hs had been
during The last three they We're indebted 10 inc parry
stated thar AbdeKade actually to be set at lib
srAN.-The Chamber closed June 27--the discussion
confidence IN the ministers by vote OF lsi to 81 leaving
l5i for the government. IL
RussA.The the Russians have been terrible
in Caucasa Al the entertainments In Chenis the Russians
attacked by picked army Of % men, under
You'd Themron. The Russians los, aklled, wounded,
and pTisoners-about five thousand soldiers.
TRIEsrE, June 26--The U. s. ship Independence put
in here, caused by the excitement OF Mr. Braces
lease from i'm prisonment. He will adopt every
lay the matter before the government Several combna-
lions planning against the government, and frequently
discovered actors hung.
LIVERPOOL CorroN MARKar, June 5--The cotton market
experienced further decline The better grades have
Id a. during the week. and lower qualities de-
clined Id ad Fair bowed is quoted al 81 fair Ohean
st. The sales Of the week amount 81 900 bales OF which
took 200 bales and 200 bales The
sales Friday 5000 bales, and the market closing
dull
NEW YoRK July I6-4, p m.
By an arrival here dates from ST. Domingo to
the Both. The markets were gluted with American pro-
Visions and coffee much depressed, selling al VI ~ on
shpboard and the duty on logwood was $50 in bonds
The excessive issue of government paper-money mas
had a disastrous effect on business. -
Political affairs are rather tranquil The Emperor's
address the Domnicans has had good effect
The of the Emperor to be soemnized,
when general amnesty to be granted, and the exlies
invited back. =,
The steamer Africa sailed to-day for Liverpool She
ninety passengers and one million fifteen
hundred thousand dollars in specie. -
The weather to-day is very hot-thermomeer 30
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ny DYER q MCGUIRE. Auctlonser..

TINIMPROvED PROPERTY ON THE IsLAND.-on Fnaay
afternoon the 18Th instant Al o'clock on the premises,
No. g. No. 464, Virginia
street, square feet
Terms fourth cash the balance H. and is
months, satisfactorily secured bearing interest
DYER MCGUIRE,
July l7-2t Aucuoneers.
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The figures for New Yotk and Oho embrace taxes
for to gn and county well purposes Those 70
Pennsylva and Ma yland for Safe purposes only
This direct taxation, osty made essary pay debts
the money creating which squandered the preience
that the speculaons would relieve the people OF taxes
The difference in prices of these stocks is follows in
I,aud
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NOTICE.-HooE BROTHER, q co. beg to inform their
that they have received from importa
tons rich and beautiful Of
French embroidered musln cambria and lace sleeves
collars
Camhric founcings, inserinss, and edsngs
Also aconei cambics, India NULL and Swiss musins
dresses, q which they invite attention.
July IL
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ii IsTORY Of the EARLY Settlement and Indian Wars
III OF Western Virginia vol, syo by Wills de Hss illustrated
engraying-.
Bymes Dictionary OF Engine Work and Enaineering-No a.
Punch's Compee Letter Writer with illustrations.
Godeys Ladys Book for August
Grsham's Magazine for August
Ulnc; The voces-a Poem by r. 8. Fay,
Jenny Linds Tour through America and Cuba VOL portrait
This day received for sale by
TAYLOR h MAURY,
July IL Booksellers, ear street.
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THE stones Of Venice-The Foundations by John
Bukn author Of "The Seven Lamps Of Archec'orel vo'
5vo with illustrations.
Jplys FRANCK TAYLOR
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BY A. GREEN, Auctioncer.
DEREMPToRY SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS,
i SITUATED IN THE FIRST WARD-On Monday, the 2oth
instant premises commencing O'Clock
precisely. following list of valuable building lots
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NEW and beautiful styles of nAncy shirts, with
Also, super Lise thread under shirts and hafbose
GauIe wrappers
supply moha socks, cheap desirable
for weather. just received and for sale
CHAs. IA. LANES
Gcnuemcn's Furnishing Store, Pennsylvania av,
May 2g- m
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The United States stock, which the WING Congress of s4l
could sell any price, eagerly taken equal
Il9 here In addition the above xes which increased
1850 564797 the tolls Of the public works. including
the Baltimore and Ohio Iaosd increased an aggie
gate OF 81 1879 036 in 1913 S72lsS36 three millions
making in four States Of So 500 900 raised
annually by direct and indirect The system oil
contracting debts has been put end New
York. Ohio. and Maryland, have each constitutions
prohibiting further debt and providing for the extngush
OF existing The policy of banking by government
discontinued and also OF building public works and the
abandonment Of this policy has been panied by
podgious of really useful works Thus the num-
Der miles OF railroad opened in the United States and
IN. In
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NOTICE IL hereby given that all accounts remaining
unsettled upon the books Of the Arm Of r. H. HooE
together with be made
and handed for settlement either otherwise
change which effect upon LIST February
renders
closed nj the expiration OF the present half year.
June 24-2~n HooE, BROTHER, 4 co.
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This is pretty round sum to be spent in four years Of
ruin without being felt in addition $50 900 900
OF war expenses, S2o,o00O0o in shipping and other
penditures commerce and trade, besides the large
sums indicated for and county When
member that all this properly is directly profitable in dv
derds, and indirectly opens lands market invaluable,
may derend that we good ways from Tuia yet,
and that the III OF the session Of ls4i
entirely fatal to the national existence.
Money continues to be abundant and, Notwithstanding
the considerable OF specie the ia bank
increases The OF the banks OF New York city
June 80 compared with the previous quarter,
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20" ""'"s''S' NnPc "Hy'N'I'
(NONcREss HALL for the reception OF
thankful for the liberal
would respectfully solicit those popular
place the make his home.
and accommodations he viii be satisfactory
than which have heretofore provided
island The subscriber has taken pains good and
tive cooed under that
TO the customs and wants Of majority OF the soourners this
place.
June 27-dlm w. n. MILLER.
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A LBrON ~. PARRIs will attend any business N
the Supreme Court Of the United may
care.
He win also attend business before Congress.
departments. New 20 dkcpd
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rrHH EngrsvtnSs OF the American Art-Union for IN
Subscribers Of s5o received, and ready for distribution
the agency
TAYLOR h MAURYs
Juns 9 Bookstore 9th IT,
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of APARTMENTS to LET
n ROOM Wirh ROARO-

m private family OF where there few borders
orailon must he above 4th-sf ard between the 81 and
ih-avs Address post paid, W Union square Post
,f.ce au23 ~
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miscellaneous advertisements.

THE STEAM UP BAKER, GOD
j WIN l. co, Premier Printers Tribune Buii-
ngs are ready Tor the FALL BUSHES and nvrs the
att, DtoR Of Publishers Cry and Country Nsrchan Busi-
ness Men Lawyers. aud al others requiring Painting Of
any kind from a Card " single line 10 Book ~ thou
sand pages to the unsurpassed Ecllies Of Their Great
Steam Printing Establishment. corner II Nassau and
Spruce-sts
Proud If the position they have attained within the pc
rod Of a year and conscious Ut the influence er-
cited upon oihers who alters Rip Van WInkls sleep Of
years have suddenly arorsed BY the steam whistle Of
Their Co ahead Locomotive the Proprietor are deter
mined not 10 be surpassed hor eforts 70 improve tbs
s,vIe Of the Typoxrsphic Art and ~ afford THE BEST
WORK AT THE LOWEST PRICES
Ihs great increase u the Dusnsss u ths Esoiishmsnt
which In a few months has been ,s0fe tbaD Doubled ths
t.st evidence Il - aHd adv anages 10 keep
sce with The generous patronage bestowed n0h th'n tS
trnpr.tors have extended thrf premises IRON month Z"
Month and have Just ttted up twO additional looms iof
the til further extension II Their business ,,,
I'm addition g. thsf aumsrOu- STEAM fhf.o5Eo, iSf
Book Newspaper Job and Card Printing the pfoPnstDfs
have recently contTacfej With X Hoe CO. W the con-
,tructloD If TWO NEW IMPROVED PRESSES ,~hch
they assured sha. be the YER perfection OF heD
for NEAT AID RAPID PRINTING,
The new ARRANGEMENTS aud improvements "hich
co have n progress wlll be announced IN ley aa.
through the columns Il their new paper THE sfEAM
PRESS whic the intend fDr c!fc IlAt0n 10 every p' %
READERS or THE TRIBUNE will md Z . her sd-
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motto Is Good W0rs-Cash Pnces-refms Cash-Pane
-'" BIKER GOODWIN co, Printers
.,,su r3- Eatrance No. Spface-''
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DROADWAY TUEATER--E. A


1IMAkSHAiL. sole Lessee, most grateful Tor tue pat
ronase which has successfully crowned ms efforts begs
leave to announce that th fashionable establishment VIII
be opt ned for fourth regular under his manage
ment. on WEDNESDAY EVENING, Aug ~ lb0l Win
A grand ballet, entitled LES FEES, or. THt CARNl-
VAL DAY IN NENICE-thc principal characters ~ the
Rousset Famly-Mle Caroline ROusse', Mile Ihefeslne
Rousset Mile Adelaide RousSet, Nile Cemenne Rous-
set aud MOI RouSStt comedy and other entertain
ments will likewise be represented m which those pop liar
artists Messrs CONWAY. Daydge. Whiting, fenno shaw
Maids me Ponisi. Mrs Vernon, Mrs Seton, Miss Capel,
Mrs Abbott and other eminent performers, VIII appear
During the extensive alterations have been made ~
the OF the Ihedter al ensc % many nous ma
doarsthe Paquet has been enarsedto more than double
original the lower tier Of boxes has been rebut
the house has been repantcd and embeished, new gas
fixtures have been introduced throughout the building,
new stage has been laid and many other alterations have
been made both before ana behind the curtain with VIZ"
consult the If the audience Eng gements
have been entered with Native and Foreign Stars u
the most dstIngu reputation. and the MANAGER VIII
durng season. present 10 the public The first talent 81
America and Europe New pieces VII De brought Oui IN
quick succession without regard 20 expense IN ATTAINING
the utmost fidelity Of historic illustration, and the Lessee
pledges himself % spare expense or pans tut 70 con-
tmue ms humble oIeTtons for the promotion OF public
amusement au2j
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OF without Board. by Iouns Man vain use oil o,th
'dd,ess ,tsfne terms &c. (which must be moderate
o. rIlhume Of.ce kelerence gwen iIeQMIcd an.l "
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4 ) good Cook, Chambermaid, &c, by
two respectable Woman the one a good Cook an
would The washing aud Ironing the other would
go ChamherDad. and Do tie hre washing and ironing
and would do neral h0~seHurH small PRIV ne flmy
The best OF reference - as 70 hcne y I'D
sotrety and has lived eight years TINS cry. Cal a
60 West Jh-st between the and 7th1vs Can pe ser
fur two DAYS au9 "
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FrsacA Csrv,aa. Haiaa and English
SILK AND FANCY GOODS.
Ger Nf sale then NEW SrOCk for the FALL. TRADE,
"@gfaps IN every department, the newest and richest
sss and unsurpassed IN variety and extent by any similar
Establishment IN the country
NJ saAs have been spared to render the assortment
FSSbe attractive than ever and worthy the msPcc
len oi every merchant visiting this cav
The several Departments arr aS follows:
Dress Silks,
Vsss,mg Of the richest aud most magnhcent styles II
tns EMBROIDERED and BRoCApE FABRICS eve'
s@s,Aeied aud adapted the best cits and townuade
Aso, ncA Pompadom SILKS. Embroidered SAriNS.
sAhlkES eros DE AERlCS. SATIN DE CHIMES,
SSLaCr, CAMELEON, RioA Figured and wateTed
s-' Antique SILKS ~. Sc all II the very latest de-
Printed Goods
~, ~ fMs MUSLIN DE LANES asd CASHMERES,
s style ords,cd expressly for the best cty retail trade
IIIxssNu s hch PLAID and F'suod MUSLIN De
~ oOmaste assortment Of American MUSLIN DE
s,. and CASMERkS, new designs At lower prices
WI eeio'e offered
.tA uspsIiaea'' WITH ample rooa ioI display embraces
A. NEST popular STYLES Of American LONG SiAMLS.
S"LS teal Tartan Plaids. manu- tactured expressly
Rss Ts1 ~S,ay tie attention Of the best uade. Also
ALL ihlbkf, Cashmere, Figured MERlNO, &c
Aom,,., Ribbons.
RIHpN>k1 1sniee, all widths Ssd STYLES. Also CAP
MsSoNSS' hhLI RIBBONS, PLAN SAtln aud TatetS
NIEyS Ahcy Trimming RIBBONS RlBBoN-TlES,
p..p Stuff Goods.
mo p,se I And ColoTed AlPAC AS. Rch FL urcd Me-
H. s.,ei uSnASk, Blocade aud Figured iOPLlNS;
asS pPS,s ~ ~ SikkS, III NGAkIAN CLorH Figured
Pha NOhAlk. lyoDeSe and Tibet CLorHS,
'''" OF PLAID SrlfE GOODS, new SiyltS
As ~ 10 which Special attention Is NVi'ed
saAr< aaea ENLARGED, occupies entire heoT aud
bQSgPva NsN extensive stock OF English and German
~ - me oe>, ci.y and interior trade
ssAsesA, French and G.1wss ACES Fancy NETS.
~ every descnp,lcn ' ''> 49,
la., White Goods
snl Ts, Ls"ss Cambrcs, Mus. Checks Stripes. PLAN
'AnSrss L.. 'S' 'oopS' curtain N"s''As' A-Ae"
CLOVIS AS Womsns White Black and Colored KID
fesrA - - ae very hest quality from celebrated
's' S~asaes ''U'''N ANU ins'''ea eAlS'ss's i'i
Poek,, ~ NsrVw Nsysis Bomhaxnes Canton Salks,
Gr.-. ,sSiSsfchiefs Welsh fianneis Satin NeStusS
t,,nt1eess, Italian aud AmencAn Sewing SILK Graves
sad psas NfSSats, Dress TRIMMINGS OIL Silks English
Cv,,,. Smshanis. French Prints Table and Piano
A. Also
h,,xts essortmeai Of RICH GOODS foT Evening
~ :" 'Arcas iabrlos ansi .a,ss, styles aa2l