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"RopE ENoUGH."-At a disunion festi-
val, recently held in South Carolina, the
following, among other toasts, was drank:
"Arope to every Northern Abolitionist. "
A Kentucky Editor suggests as an
amendment, that southern disunionist be
attached to the other end Of the rope: and
is of opinion that Kentucky will furnish,
gratis, all the hemp that may be required
for the whole operation. Good for himl
That is the only effectual remedy to get
rid of such anti-republican excrescences.
Mt. Vernon Dem. Banner.
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The IRISH IN AMERIcA.-The Limerick
Chronicle says: "During the year 1850
the amount of money issued through the
banks in this city in drafts from America,
in favor OF relatives Of emigrants from this
district, was f40,OOO. Laborers who on.
ly went out last April have, in many in.
stances, remitted sums Of fl0 and f12."
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The following singular method Of catch
ing the Hyena, is given by French officer
in Algiers, and published in the Paris Con-
stitutionel:
"a short time since the commandant of
the battalion of Turcos, or native soldier,
was nformedthat female hyena had been
seen in the neighborhood of Mostaganem,
near Mazagran, and that she had taken
refuge in cave about one hundred yards
in depth. Orders were Immediately given
to carefully guard the entrance to the cave.
Two Turcos, provided with simple cord
and small chain, went into the cave
without weapons, and merely carrying a
candle, and in about half an hour, to the
great astonishment of the spectators, and
enormous hyena appeared muzzled and
allowing itself to be led along with the
docillty Of sheep. According to the &C
count given by the Arabs, the animal, daz-
zled by the light of the candle, allows it
self to be handled and caressed like a
young dog, and during this time the hun.
ter takes care to muzzle il, and thus pre-.
vent the possibility of its doing mischief.
Two soldiers were, however, two days
since seriously wounded by one of these
animals, which suddenly resumed its fero-
city, and, after biting through the muzzle,
took flight after knocking down its two
assailants. 1t is impossible for anything
to equal the courage and temerity shown
by the natives in these sports"
Gr We have heard story. says the
Boston Post, of a farmer in Maine, who
lent hop pole to rafs-man to aid him
in getting some logs off the shoal water of
the Kennebec into the stream. 1t hap.
pened that the ratsman disappeared for
few days, in mysterious manner, and
was supposed to have been drowned.-
The river having been dragged to no pur-
pose, all search was given over, when, one
day, the lumberman quietly returned to
his work. Atnight, dripping wet from his
labor in the water, he started to return the
borrowed hop-pole, when, meeting the
owner in the road, the latter taking him
for the ghost Of the lumberman, cried out
in great CONSERVATION, "For Gods sake
don't come back! You're welcome TO the
-pole-but don't come backr'
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NAVY DEPAkrAEsr,
Bureau offrovisions and Clothing, March "a, 1851,

,g Bureau ofrroysons and Clohing March "a, is5l.
pPoPOSALS viii be received until o'clock n M
Monday sst April for supplying win, s
Thousand pounds Of butter be
ana on foreign stations As procured au-
der s contract shall stand
VIII b1 required not only specify produce
evidence VI their ability TO furnish butt the
aud manufacture required. FTI E7F'F' n
Tbs butter must be of he quality and Of
made ~ The mode Of Irish orough
out and the butter ceansed VI all
and b0 put we'll
aua lhrd Of the bs CON
ABOUT oi pounds EACH and the balance ~ be frns
uooa eighty pounds eac well and strongly hooped
~ erscuy aK and pickle be delivered month
M Novsinler annually fres OF all
eer q !hs navyyards Chsresiown
New fosk Or Gnspoit vrgnaas the chief Of Of
visions aud Clothing may O time direct
may be SUPPOSED to conur willing
extend c daires,
SANDS pounds each annnn and disposed willing
onact whl oner or any greater quantity the Con
trncts will be made for three years .M# 4Ef ~
The Ikins and half nkins by burning
mead Navy Butter with the nue,
month when manufactured The butter
y ts subject such inspection the chief
selected BY the department If8.5' II Fl I
The chief Of this bureau will right
tract where there satisfactory TINT
any conrsctor does not stand the OF cmae fully
requirements the service he will be liberty
contract fof other sufficient giving
months
Two sureties will be required equal
tho estimated the payment
be made by the navy the delivery,
navy be mutually upOn within thirty
ter bills duly authenticated, shall have been him
zach annual delivery.
Mar 27-lawiw
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Posr oYrIoE DSrAxrAssr,


. March IA, 1851.
being desirable substitute Of kind
for ose in the mail service OF ne United states
Is and eonsed az de Pos. Once Department uni the
onaI..ion Si examination and report Upon dis report
WILL soon pneeabe be entered into for furnishing such ioeks
General for the being extend and the contract
force for additional by the eonctor
months before the termination first term years
Win view Of procuring the es lock At the lowest pice kind
oiock prescribed standard the department
lection the mechanical skin and ingenuity which tr comreu
es % 'S ne @ s"aS @
qualities viz durability uniformity ehness, and strength
keys use thirty twenty
ousand keys adapted thereto win be required to be furnished
annual supply depend
durability Of the locks and keys adopted well the Of
thousand OF the former, and thousand OF the latter
No lock win be considered be like general
will with whom Re made he allowed
20 make SELL lock similar those contracted
m for other than that OF the Post Once Depart
Tks adopted patented atcnec viii
Ie exclusive and benefit q he
Postmaster General shall deem such requirement essential to The
fnithfuy contract
Postmaster General shall have The right besides to the penal
with other parties, he it, for fur
In deciding upon The prso.us specimens offered
Ter General expcdrnt for the through mails the
s snd @ @ e with I'd
for such different kinds OF locks he SELECT and also the right
for department party parties contracting
will be required give bond win ample security In The sum OF
The pro,ons for the aud
on Of the locks and keys and also for guarding against their
ranged between Me department and Tie successful bidder bid
No application VIII be considered not
factory evidence Of trustworthy character the bidder and Of
his ability to f'lh the contract M, v..,o. .,..,,
March l6-lawtlstuly
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ssus person viii ss sassd spos sss se&s s~issh
paymen nj of the snbscrpuos be made In advance.
Dstan subscribers may ~ tcsssI tbs postage
which paid BY all rk assumed ~ ourselves N s
safe transmission. NttAf fN .4&N GMIAW
The COUNTRY PAPER I publshsd weekly daring sAs sss
Congress and semi weekly during The recess ~
Subscriptions period less rhxA % rsesvso -
proportional 10 the sboss annual rates. Nt sy ran
uy-PO5TMAsTEKS sesas spsnss AA1s
sending DAILY with - ses1sss4s g mrs
SEMI WEEKLY subscribers with S23 enclosed orvvs
subscbe with $40 cncosea will be eaued % oAs cppy - s
edition they furnish subsc, ,ILers or, gvss t
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w. Bakers plain, sweet, eagle French and Vanilla
Chocolates Cocoa, Bronns, Cocoa Paste, sacks, &C.

W. Bakers plain sweet, cngle, French. and Vanilla
Chocolates Cocoa, Bronna, Cocoa Paste, sueks, &c.
no MERCHANTS AND CONSUMERS who would purchase the
sduI,eraion, nutritious
heahf than Coffee and quality unsurpassed l sub
scbeI The ARTICLES manufactured ny himself
stamped his and residence. Ills Bsoss and Cocoa
delicate, paab and saitary drinks fm nsad- con
and others, pronounced by the
superior TO Other wspafspo- HIS
waUsned equal IN decacy
Paris manufacture, and al halt Their
Of the Hdo'ernon in almost all The
offered TO the public
order ihe The subscriber hopes that s own snaac
thoroughly tested and found unequal 10 his RECON-
be returned TO his where purchased
and shall be refunded They are always on ss IN any
by osstfB cnes
agents, h. u. brigham Coz Boson James Bunee
Co, Hartford usscy Murray, New York George Wait Albany
Boswob, Troy, New York; Grant Stone, fiiadsphia
Thomas w. B1adse, Bsitnefc; Howell sho@uahet George
tow n d. q; Aieispdna Nn No~e Brothers, Nc,,
Orleans Kennct, Mckee Cincinnati Ohio; VIM Bassicy
h Co., rittsburg, Pa :, 80 :, =,
Mar 2-2aw6t ....Mf .#.. .E"#
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Virginia Land Once,
n..h.,AsI

I : KIchnOhd, JAN IrJ
conformity virginia, chap 49, section l6, do
L make whom that II
by OF the town OF esanda dated The
day January once
aih January held the goth day
Ie3l following of found cscbeaed 10
this ground OF Alexandra,
Pit of which Elizabeth Donaldson
containing OF rh
the 20 Of January, lsfs but nom the
finding Of jury notion quashod Il is
howl fully In the State. -.
- s H. PARKER,
Ian ps--lausyy Register Laud once
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THE MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH COMPANY
MORSE LINEJ r eIuerF Hs .r#
wAsmseros ornos, rKsssyLvAnA AvssuK,

-#.sa wAsms6los OFFICE, rkssasLvAHA AvkHuA, 1U N{
II Flnh asst OF National Hotel, No q. ~
established by company tho Unisd
States consequently the oldethe iae, 1xtnaAing
between Washington, BALTIMORE Philadelphia and New York Asd
delivering and receiving al tbe nenedao snuons Havre
dc bTunswick Now
only country presem
lately IepaE, AnA
De required of for tic accommodation OF the plbic WIN ~
accuracy oriness fidelity aed. Ths hno
companies Of Morse noss rad
SOUTH extending afeay Iess ualhvs Of
delivered desired The
this line have lately thoroughly systemanx hs ou
both delivery Of messages is
charges equal with pacia WIN AA ect
for business by this every cps INV
fetabto tc4e
graphing. The offices Of the Magnetic Telegraph Company are
War Peyn fth house east Of Nnacna
Hotels Bamofe No Exchange, South Cay street
No lol Granite building; Now York. No.
5 Hanover u of Beaver. - 3. ~ 2. ass
March l4--.mds 5# EI3ea ata iEtA
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A. " q. A. ARMOUR,
DRdPERS IND 1AILORS,
NO. ood broadway, corner OF Duane street
.fbopc tie Irntng House, New York,

.fbopc Es Irpiag House, New York,
ID QESPECTFULl.Y invite
II their assortment of spring goods patterns
which they prepared
fashionable style prices. cloths
cassimere aud vcsngs latest light
for dark patterns
There three sku artists employed this establishment
to
partmen complete Army navy
order with and despatc and In
Strangers who visit this metropolis will find this establish
nsnt everything their taste and perfect ut always insured
N b. rREMIra ATs.--1hese elegant
much admired Castle Garden, awarded
first premium by the American Institute their late fair
l5-dlm
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Law and Agency once.

Law and Agency ONCE.
E agents. law in the Supreme
and the OF the District OF Co
lumba promptly claims against the United States in
ciud,ns officers the
bounp lands return of dunes patents for new
INVENTIONS, sc, kc. Els. d. ~. H.@H
They tender their profession dis
prepared by ocnl agent will abate
half treir te forms
the departments will be furnished 10 our srn
correspondents They have made arrangements
the location of bounty
LAM war; nts ON best lands.
Ccc Pcnnsyiyania Lane and Incksrs Buid'ng
DUFF GREEN,
BEN l.. GREEN,
RICII'D II. CLARKE.
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COLUMBIA MUSICAL ASSOCIATTON.--The undersigned
their friends and the pub
that association, consisting Of nearly all the
performers of this city, is
the conductop Professor C. Len
schow distinguished leader Of the Germania
VIII be cven at an
grand rehearsal The
Philharmonic Society will be
respectfully invited And meaDtic they beg 10 assure iher
they making effort render their coee
deserving Of public patronage and encouragement
A. r. kIECkHoEFER, President.
JOHN EDGAR, aecrcny.
JAS. X. McCoKKLE, Treasurer.
c. LENsCHOW, Conductor.
Ig-Jeod
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TO CONTRACTORS.

March ~, lssl
PROPOSALS win be received this Office until Tuesday, he o
inclusive, for sIcavaiing line OF trench and
barrel cuiye feet inches in the clear and
walls laid bert hard brick and hydraulic
OF 18th from the aorh EIDE
south eide Of Pennsyvsns avenue ds
hundred fact The pxoposa viii
price thousand brick, furnishing s e matsAs anA
excavation trsnch be measured
the superintendent The Above work
10 be completed by The Goth Of June.
WIN. EASBY, HD~
Commissioners OF Public Buildings
Marlo-dtAws H-#s .rH.@IH-I. y i
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lfARSIIALs sALE.-By virtue OF writ OF nsri ncias,
MI issued 81 the District
for the county Of Wanaton and TO me Arscssd
Wednesday, 10Th day Of April, le5
OF said at IL to the highest
bidder for cash. described property 70 wit All thsf
pau OF square s6i, lying and being the city of
Washington the Aforesaid beginning for the sss he
alley made in the suodyson Of lots and
square, and running thence ensWnrdy "ng ms nns o.
Csnn ~ feet thence northwMdy and f9nt
GS thence right angle weswndIy
souhwardy eong said alley 90 iee
10 place 0 iots IN me
and square H All that part OF o o IN un@
46i, beginning for the same INC
said
and OF said and which iae Tuns
b along running said beginning souui ~ fest
thence with straight line owar6~
II
M paee OF all Of ssid
ground seized and levied upon and VIII he
sod 10 satisfy iudicials 10 October Term, 1851 NHt 81
- RICHARD WALLACH,
#..## Marshal Of the District Of Columbia.
Ap F
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United states Patent once

MARCH I4, IhU.
IN petition woodcok, formerly Of Mount Pleas
of Wheeling, Virginia, for the
tension at patent granted TO him on the 4t day q june 1877 o
in plow for from the
expiration patent which the 18th Of June
l65I--
be heard The Patent Office,
9Th June, 1851, II O'Clock, and all
led appear aud II they have, why said petition
ought be granted 5 4 L.A - @
opposing required file in the Patent
forth
days before the day OF hearing All testimony filed either
the said hearing, be taken aud transmitted
nccordancc with the rules of The Office, which will be furnished
application LH..#
also, published the Republic, Intel
gcncer Union, Washington D. Ci Richmond Republican,
Virginia; North Gazette, Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania Trbune New York Providence Journal Povi
L. for three successive weeks previous
the 9n day Of June .r..
THOs EWBANK,
Commissioner Patents
tho above will please and send their
Oicc, paper containing this notice.
IB--law3w s +. II
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TO CONTRACTORS
OFFICE COMMISSIONERS PUBLio BUILpiNas,
aHr March ", 1851
PROPOSALS Office until Saturday, nth
Il Of ne following articles,
5000 pounds of bestp pure American white lead s
2O0 gallons of linseed oil
gallons d best boiled lnseed oil .rH.e.
500 pounds putty U.E
IL dozen 00bi0 brushes +. p.
sash tools aud hlchers
dozen busters ..st.se
200 pounds best iiiarge
delivered before 25
day April remainder be delivered before the 18th
May. 1
articles required han horc
specified may, by giving days. notice.
quire larger quantity than above stated . . Ha
- - VIM Easily, p. - ~
Mar a2-tApl2 Commissioner Public Buildings.
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TO CONTRACTORS. -tsjss .t
OrHoE CoNxissIosER or PUBLIC But oIsos,
March 49, 1881.
be O'Clock Tues
April for grading and gr1veltng New
of tho Capitol The
grading require Of earth. fE
the gruvcic will be confined the carriage tho
probably exceed 100 the
gravel win be inches in he eene ana
gradually dmshed five inches saeA ss6s FhA 1on6 -
per cubic filling, and the pricp
yard gravel The materials for both kins q s
mus The work be
delay possbe and contnsad with such
force be deemed for It's early compcon
VIM. EASILY e4r@
TAI 20--tAps Commissioner Of Public Buldnss.
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Eyv sprtg tsoodsJ RIcGLEs merchant tailor has the
IN aud the citizens Of wash
,bai York with stock OF
the latest imposops lne which he would invite their
attention. The make, and
braens every Of the approved rye and WIZ he dts
un.eA ol al pvces expect
pains viii be spared saiis
patronize lie will nike pleasure In show
rood and invites examination OF them ny such
ssde rood garments.
seventh street, few doors below Lnthams bank
Al, "A 4teoif + r
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orromeniai Light. Yases sirer Ware, S6
THE has inIey been considerable expense in p,
chasing having for bis the Furnish
ns o balls parties following articles, which he viii hire
out ON he mostre reasonable terrns via
splendid table ornament, and chandelier These
were mad expressly
Two pair very besutiful cand~lshrns.
one pair magnificent vascs ls
large and very splendid assortment OF silver FRENCH
China glass
And every vnrsty articles in this line sufcen, furnish
ty Of thousand persons.
These either separately together
the NEST reasonable terms, + -..-. Il -f Coz
q. GAUTIER, Confseur,
Ala Paris, Of Penn. and ila street
10-2ufk Iaw6wU
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United states Mall.

United states Mail.
DKOPOSAl.s mails Of United States
July, 1851 OF Ju1e 1884, inclusive
office the Post Office Department
Washington, until O. the LIST Of April 1851 Ito
by April 1851 in
and time herein specified, viz
s#..aesEn#E. THs IOWA. ar#
f74s. u u a week. Saturday
BY Upton, Rone Anamesa Peaks Delhi, Eads Grove, and
Garnayioj
Ta Prairie Chep, by ~ Tuesday, laU miles:
Ind bciwecnl NJ Tuesday and p IN neu Friday.
Upton, tho
trips route 4502, will be considered
NOTES
should be accompanied by guarantee signed by
responsible pesons following manner,
% The undersigned guaranty tha' ,Hbis
carrying mail from Muscane Prairie du Chen be
oepted General, shall into obligation
viii, good and sufficient suretes, perform die service
proposed"
accompanied the certificate Of postmaster,
that the guafanlofs o property
nd able o make good their guarantee.
department. senej. endorsed
No 47i5," and addressed The First Assist
Postmaster General Ht
For the prohibition from combination and the
be made the
last annual advertisement
80 TI N. x. HALL. Postmaster General.
PosT orrIos DrrAhraEsr, Feb. II, is5l
Feb iJ-lawiw
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Eract rsm hs act Of Congress Of I'd NIeh le41 seeftoa ls
" BE- enacted That shall be duty Of the Post
General In all future lettings OF contracts for the
as mai. to s s sa%s y a. svs to s o.' Edds,
reference TO the mode OF such transportation than may BE-
ID un.potaon nor shall any new contactor hereafter be-
purchase out o. take valuation, the stock vehicle Of
Edless careful appended
s advertisement They requested to In their proposals
aud weight the mails the speed called for in the schedue
H. the contracts viii be made for eoaeh steamboat,
will be .e. bids proposing such mode Of In sl
& oues will be assigned To bids proposing the cheapest
companies specially notified regular bids
~ respective not quarter Of mile from
W Separate proposals. for Offices than quarter Of mile
Da0PosALs carrying The mails the United States from
as h day Of July iosi the h Of June, 1854 inclusive,
scky viii be the office Of the Post Once
&c DECIDED BY ~ T.. day o May ny lss ON ss
Ss And IN the manner and time herein specified, viz
H Prom opkn'ylie at 10 tn weekly Monday, wedne.
Wong VIEW Grove, Rnxso,d New Providence
Roads, and Sycamore Mill,
IoNashvne by 6 IN next day, 7o miles,
W Prom lopsasvis m weekly, Tuesday, Thursday,
By Bee.sw, cadr, Canton, Golden Posd Auroa, wadss-
eoto,, Mayheld, Fancy Farm. and Abursi
70 Columbus by 3 a ext day, l0i miles;
And bach be.weens Sunday, Tuesday and Thursdsy,
AID . p IN next day.
NOTES.
h proposal should be accompanied BY guarantee, signed by
y more responsible persons, the following manner viz
i've undersigned, -, guaranty that -, his bid for
uJ~s NC mail from be accepted by the Postmax
sssra shall obligation p,or the brat day of
rtoseAn
s should be accompanied by Of postmaster
~ equivalent testimony, that the Of properly
"e 10 make good their qua
rsas should be c department sealed endorsed
as for route No ~ and addressed the Fin, Assistant
sssask General -#-#E
9m prohibition Of bids resulting from combinations and the
and conditions which The be made, the
= annual Advertisement
N. X. HALL,
Postmaster General.
M9-fw
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EMBEts OF Congress, strnnBers sojourning in the
III being and ne'ghborhood
goods o superior
quality and and reasonable respectfully IN
on Psnns, avenue, door east of 9th street.
We have full supply of
Tapestry tapestry Brussels plain Brsses three ply in
Tapestry, plain Venetian with
match grades both English and domestic
ociohs floors, which fit room hail. passage,
according diagram furnished.
Aso curtain materials with all the necessary
VIII, DESIRED have made
fmfnhcd that they can be
hung fifteen minutes.
and chamber linens and eoons
Counter rpanes, toilet cover, cloths, doies tides
the ateness OF we VIII
had IN other cities and
purchased distance w pack and
ship any point N Union without charge.
Feb lg-eo3ir CLAGETT & DoDsoN.
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has sonpsa % e.ss m oe baa
ngs az Blue ek as. being accommodation
e large number seeking entrance Within the last year two hun
bundled have ie been discharged mainly
location grsa, body ou patron
as eSns IL ,,sS sH, S M s9u @ and and ws, no po could e
midway between Frankfort and Louisville access all
The buildings and extensive, aording
pie room and ACCOMMODATIONS ia three hrndrsd cadets
Ils aud healfu position einenuy
poses auxiliary school Being eight miles any town
college life.
Ihe the opens Monday, 10Th
February aud hereafter the annual session will regularly
second Monday Of September and close e las, Friday in June
.,l,.l TT, JOHNSON, superin,sndsH,
1 graduate Of West Point, skilled Inacicl
Obtain -aa,ion in tbs above Institution BY mc, applications
DARGAINs, bargains cam now be obtained from the
a ss N M ass ABOUT q s n I ao On ad
70 the . q March we the following goods which
pieces and parts pieces beau!,ui style figured silks
& % saee @ sssS sis gss,tsa sat md ida as,A eo'er
offered IN this market at the prices t 5a H#E
dress very handsome brocade silks, a, eo.t
In moussenes, Cashmeres, remaining
20 pieces ieh figured Gashmess @ ~ beautiful pa.ef"s
aa % DO na sh Fsns e % a ends
We respectfully soici, the attention customers especially
the ladies' TO the above descriptions goods as no better opportunity
- 4 RI" :" CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, & co.
Feb I2--3awaw
CIANNEI.S, Cassimeres, Cloths, tsc.-We invite
public want of article here enumerated
reduce stock by offering
prices of all kinds woolens. We have
+. N +. r
pieces parts pieces superior Welsh hnnnes, assorted
grades t.rg.. 4.# s... ..g. 81 t4 .a #4
pieces medium and low priced hanneis
sikwaped dannes, for ladies' and ehildren's wear
10 pieces Saxony iannes 4e Eylr aE ..... 4
do heavy double -miIed fanneis, genfieinens wear
10 fancy -c0ored French fanneIs ~ "a
CLOTHS cAssIMEREs, &c.
do fine black French cloths, very best grades
10 10 medium an priced cloths t.
do fancy coIoed cloti shades, for boys wear
do
. black French doe skin cassIncres
10 satinets, assorted qualities and prices
of articles Rentlemen's useal OF
will this lower than be obtained in the
District, either for cash customers
CLAGETr, NEWTON MAY, s. CO.
Feb l2-r-3taw2wif