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and the public generally the follow
tpR depcripGons goods Just received, viz
y 2s pieces style spring csssmeres
1s do black do grad
10 do medium ind priced cassmcrss, for boys
100 do new style spring csiicoes Msrimacks
superior makes, warranted fast coiors
~ o5 10 French enghams
10 case. benched shirne In all grades low
period f#IH. #..#
10 bales brown slItinss and sheeings
cases benched sheetings in 81 81, 10, and IA
bales O~naburgs
IN WHITE GOODS,
lO0 piec,s iaconst csmbric cambrc ruuslins
80 do Nainsook and null muslins
100 40 pssld r,usIns lQk the best grades
( do white Swiss @ussns f u
work and plain
% do Iadea, iisls thread, plaid and open . ~. .
$50 DO and boys hose ard nall hose " vvey flze
Together asvtent n n hinds oF dnt-sc and
sas socds al of which viii EEL on SeneS er man can ne
eb6dned eIsewbere Ag.L-s !
We few days usual extensive snppy Of
fancy dss opods all the and desirable ies
the rsceptcf which due noace VIII be nvsn 70 the
p"'"' 1" cLAGKrT, NEWTON, NAY, 1 co.
Fsb W-4awlw
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UO OW yEERk Of Texas.--A gentlemAn vHGtna
who good surveyor and lawyr, desires orenove TO Tesas
,e p.seu the for
owner country, with view to bring than iaio
mar -
s ia. family capital dsrrou Of sng.sing IN
agriculture the Hatsfactop ot
ptrsty responsibility his general scguainancs such
as Il, enable him considerable emigration IN
Auy he ncipcS ~ svsu n.ssssu
~ sncb an cosre~pou6snce wu e
suitable by sddess,nF oss
rHa General sren, and collector. Richmond, vrgnsa
Mxfl3
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A VIEW of tho Metropoiis.-We have been shown by
Mr.. (who the puber) large tographic
print Of the cities Of Washington and Georgown The view
the Capitol and gives correct
metropolis while tie border the
objects OF in
Distctsuch Capitol, Treasury, Smithsonian
Institution Presidents House, Post Office, Patent ohae Ciy Hall
WndeT Building Jackson Hail. Navy Yard
College, Aqucduc Arsenal, Washington Monument
Jackson Monuments Ito be and War Department The
executed particular, and
win undoubtedly with extensive circuon may be had
Bobn publisher his stand at the Capitol and ni the
the booksellers this city Also small view of Wash
inston letter paper.-Naf Int
+ Feb lJ--2aw3w H ... -
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and r. ss s,.se s,"s from al
AMONG the and important discoveries This eeneraion
% S,'ss % ." 3 n s @ s s
and by Its works procam t tha mute eioquence
s "
a medicine such as are not furnished IN e records O
known town but peoned principal cities and public
doubt the healing virtues Of ts and the facts untold
Ss aspas a eomaa with vi De s sn mos, sec,ua aids the
salua productions The mos, potent sinpe Of the vegetable
heath Of those who had long ned under the mos, distressing
does evidence Of intrinsic vaue and recommending the
s i only ny ea" medicine long
remedy similar isone that would he liver atomnch
oa. sy ysi Without @ any " dssissu:
% q s .asS ad @ ao q s e Ass %o
constitution When in pseei hsa'h no produssd By
anss sal,yins q
go and brings health and strength TO the suffering und dis
sCRoFULoUs AFFECTION OF THE EYES.
WIscHKsrEK, (Ky.) Oct %, ls49 Z
A. b. d. sAsDs-GxxrLxMEs: would have presumed
w.s q no. my duty 20 let s public know 'ss almost %
sores could walk during
saapa, and a,er taking two bottles, sn1e
his head, bad his physician told
him The loss 20 hi sight wa. and . .s nns
cnno, but recommend all similarly Inflicted to use Sands sa
saparlIa
f''isk BENJAMIN kass r. DucKSER.
ITs POPULARITY ABROAD.
a krom SoutA .1neriea.
MARAoAIBo, (Venezueln,) April IL, lsi9
Messrs consider duty due the public
benefit received using
About three since attacked with
shoulders, and also legs npd
unable tined all OF the best nedi
could benefit until through
friend procured OF Sarrnpals and after
fifteen found entire
hesitation sarsapara il the best
snd confidently recommend II TO
uiends and the public. III
Your obedient
j. NJ JEsURUN.
Here Is another nearer home
NEw YORK. Jan. 6, So
have pleasure In aeknow
edsng received from the use Of your
Of disease made voyage 20
be afflicted few weeks nj
violent hemorrha:e Of thu lungs,
debility posraon ofueDG that followed
difficulty entirely relieved by
which important and
valuable healing feel that have not o
fourteen years enjoyed good health as AT present.
s s i. y. sEYMoRE
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail by A. D. SANDS
D,u mist. Chemists 100 Fulton William New
by druggists generally throughout the United
states Price ~ per botie sin bottles for 81
For Co.. and r. :. Patterson, washington
by NJ Lmthcum, Georgetown; by Cook Peel, Alexandria
Jan i7-dkcp 2aw i'm ST. .a
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TREASURY March ~, 1851
lE State oi Tehs having by OF It's legislature passed during
the session n 1915 and is4v called creditors OF the late
republic ~ HE al The the state, to M OF
September TIE evidences ter respective claims aud Con-
having BY an act approved 9th September 1885, authorizing
the irsue Of ien millions OF i've cent stock 10 the said STATE o
Texas dectr4 ua nse millions stock should not be issued
"untn the State bodur
certificates OF stock Of Texas which duties imports
peca pledged shalt 1fst file The United States
eeeses Of ~ claims asainst The United stn,e for OF on
count OF sad bonds shall be
senbed by e Secretary OF the Treasury aud approved BY The
President Of lle United States - Now, order that this depart
nufhentcaiy which
duties on imports Were thus pledged the holders Of all
such csns required c the and description them
tins department the L., October, lao
re'case To the United States of their claims, agree
annexed which by President
the United States, the vi The y
september, $50. .HA-H @
WM j.. HODGE, r
Acting Secretary Of The Treasury.
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CRIMSON Co.'S New York. New Orleans, Mobile
Express, connecting with swesi responsible
presses principal Mane New Hampshire Yer
Massacuset Rhode snnd Connecticut, Lower Canada
New York state, Delaware, Pennsylvania, Maryland District OF
COLUMBIA, Indiana Ohio, Illinois, tho generally
Mississippi Alabama towns and prominent places
md Caroiinay.
facilities extensive and perfect that the
speedy And val
able end OF tile other, and between
!, the points.
while
Mcssrs Adams Co., and advantages
respects, which conhdencs
ofte York feel assured that shall
Jewellers, bankers, merchants generally. tt E.t.
We call attention California from New
Orleans, press New Orleans and Mobile
Offices New Orleans and 10 Wall street, New York.
Feb b6-dkcpaw
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II II. HOOE d CO., Pennsylvania a~ennr, between
L. I'd. Streets receiving from the most recent
the following ch and most desirable
goods, viz a,
CoIoed silk velveu OF shade OF coo both wide and
French cashmercs and ousssnes do ine, OF tho latest
styles, and nch
French rner,noes, Of ever color and finest quality
WAtered aud plain Irish . pns q
Black and coiored watcred silks .n#.. H ..=.
Rssi cad lace capcs very rich
H.a collars, Lind Style entirely new
French worked collars cIhs, and sleeves
Richly embroidered evening dresses
Rich silk materials, for evening dresses s.T
Real tbreadlacs beraes
Black ace and befthes
White and coore d sbawl- .U#..
Real cashmere tong shawis
Rich velvet sack cloahs and ,nnntes
Very richly embrosdersd bundk srcheh
Together with great variety OF other new ana nea gooo,
whch ,sy aud TO all OF which
they respectfully invite especiui attention
dec 3--fwif sI+M
ruRkAN and Contemporar,ess by Charles Phil
u lips, barristef; vol London, 1850 -.
snmona; or Days of F1y Fishing, by Sir Humphrey
pavy; voi sew edition, London, ISL
Consultations in Travels Ths Last Days Of Philosopher :"
Sir Humphrey Davy vol edition, London, is5L -.
Of 7. coedge vol, new edition, London,
Tomp~on on ,hs Principles Distribution ofweal'h vo
London 1859. 81 h4LLaEg. . .4 . ,4.i.,. a., .au,n-
srsuon Compared with The Codes and Laws o ,ome,ce !"
the of the World by Leone heMi
vol. 4, London, 1850. s,.,. :, ,,o r,,xo-
mean peopIe in 1893 1870; vol, London, lh1 So,
s,sss Instinct Reason Dcdnccd from Electro boop
M.csasy'. Critical Historical E-says new edition. vol
small qnsro, London, 1850. #t
Imported per "e'"'e' "'" FRANCK TAYLOR.
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AIDES Dress 0oods.-The II
Ii rs pieces plain baragc embracing all The shade.
80 do figured barage, some beautiful styles t#.
do do tissue, entirely styles
baase deIaine, 25 SIX cents, pnci
paiiy very rich patterns
25 pieces grass rio,h, aud pretty article
25 do linen iusc, very pretty shades
1900 yards ginEhams, all prices
10000 do printed csicoes
5000 do printed lawns, of at lsx cents fast coors
and fine quality 81.
1900 yards plain mu.ns beautiful article,
The ladies that setwaited days will
have Kindness call again. shall make arrangements so that
all may be accommodated.
Pennsylvania avenue between 9Th and sth sts.
NEW York CALIFORNIA; niIlionaire Assoet~tton.--
Ouo linited obtained by Influential
capital invest special psrners admitted In
revised OF New York, free oo
liability of 81 900 cash, and
with fair prospect doubling WHOLE operations In
troI Of y T.# 80 1IEH OLIVER HOLDEN, .l#
As tho General and Chief Agent ofthe Company
No. ~ Wall street, New York.
Cnfornans responsible parties throughout the Union
Nh United
10 be employed NJ d
points. and vessels be made
carrying the mai and freight to and
from Europe Asis, Africa, and the hmencss ~. "a.
MIA the Pachc supply OF gold continues
the goods VIII aatonsh
ot calculations therefor And ~ u 70 meet us
and profit ereby that this - Ssns
de firm and styleU ~, ho.ps.N - .ol 49,.
Mercantile Commercial and Comn.son Merchants. banking
nsuapce Mining Agents, New York and San Francisco
Capital 81 100000.
Feb a-u
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FORM OF RELfiASH.

Whereas Congress- approved September o. 1850
millions dollars in live stock bc paid % the State
of Texas for considerations mentioned with provso
than more than "ye millions Of said stock shall be issued until
creditors holding other certificates
stocks Of Texas for which imports specially pledged
shan ls treasury United States releases of all
rad
certificates - and whereas the undersigned l. creditor Of the State
holding and the following described bonds
certificates stock OF Texas s the may he and for which
the duhes mentioned in the said specially pledged
Here describe The bonds certificates t6 NJ 81 ###
Now for the complying with the provisions of said
and good valuable consideration hereby release the
United States all claim In law against them,
account Of the (bonds 6cas) above described.
Witness my hand and seal this day of
---, 1851.
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e,rOf< GILBERT d Co., 10 CltN street. corner Of
Fuop New York. offer for sale, in lots TO suit
ci -. - ..... /.
1000 boxes tin rdste, As
roofing plates q laoD
plates, the
5000 bundles sheet iron No. 10 to- n. ##
oo0 l6
800 best yackoif Russia irou gto B
10 cnsc copper, fom IA 10 ~ oz assorted #
600 bupdes wire, No. 0tol9
800 p,gs government tin e""...." ~.
~ Straits lin .#.. .......
100 cssks Mosseimen's zinc. To - -.#
10 reeuus of antimony
pounds battery kettles assorted
Of unman tools, mschnes ana
other srtc in the line,
Mar ls--2awtw .s#
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mac, and baltimore. ....
L. informed that the splendid lowpc
sure steamer BALTIMORE Capt a. McCausland,
dted up hundred and my bnhs and
freight and passenger boat be
tween Aernndda and BALTIMORE commencing
he ID OF April
Leaving Washington Mondays and Thundays at O'Clock
M ~ O'Clock, the Baltimore ~nl take In
Pisey Point about5 O'Clock,
m and of the night Returning the Hal
BALTIMORE, nj O'Clock,
M Fridays, arriving al Ale randa al O'Clock,
n and at Washington O'Clock, on wednesdays and
Passage Washington 10 Marbury ~
do finey
Excursion Baltimore, with privilege Of return
mex %
The baltimore viii stop landings the Potomac
Iorp and freight.
Meals and rooms extra
further Captain
board on ID. II. smith agent, Ia Alien sndria, o 10 Il.
o"'''' "'' = = ~. GEO. MATTINGIy, Agent .
Mar S-2aw1d +,
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A House Of the first class for sale.

NOW
recently finished II beautifully the
10h streets, healthy
Its psston The different central
and il IL egudant best markets in the city
tans 10 al aud several Of the chambers
The
ceiling Is II finished modern
spacious bath room, aodng hot, coid and shower
a
finished aud the tank a5 hogea The kitchen
furnished with hot and cold nk and the
Cas pipes have been laid the hail.
dining IN the structure, for and comfort
nothing been omitted The stnbing caagebouse and
house have been permanently built and include
proof ash and conyenenty
and well finished for male servants, lying newly paved alley
Mar l-n JAS CADEN.
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..M 40 Contractors L. F.
March %, is5I.
PROPOSALS Office until Saturday. the 5h
April the Southeast Execu
Building eight The be ofte best red brick
for
will be taken and rebuilt The cnppng win be
the chimney and the coated
wi good mortar, represent frcestone. '' t
will be obliged repair damags he do
building his Any work that bo
required repairs chmneys below the Gaping
There twenty chimneys the oner
viii each chimney. r#-, ~ liiE G4
W. Easily,
Commissioner Public Buildings.
Mar 30--eodtAp p5
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Charles De seldtnG. .aE#
No Botdng Pcnn.yivsnis Washington csuns
New York, California;, Minnesota, and all the
other the Union, srrsrF F..a #Eas #eEHf
sEDNG having been appointed by the respect
i've governors the States Of New York, California; and n'
United of the Territory of Minneso
acknowledgment Of deeds, Ac offers
hi. seyices citizens Washington and sise~iere
Feb l+-2aw motto
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DRIvATE TUTOR.-A young English gentleman, who bias
received good and resided some yea IN fns'
companion to young per
private family Of respcctabiliv. LA ,..sEN
personal character and amy an oe
given the highest spec,abiy either in 'hs country o.
Adde'S. Alex Vance, 100 once oswego' New York
Mar is--dt6 Has sa s ses5ta Fl aaa Cd .lf ezNE ~
lust nnished, splendid silver tea set and beaats-
uI spoJes forks ladies' sugar tongs butter kmve
&c. Of our own mshufac
viii w~w In hneness TO coin filt.
ches diamond iewey which invite paie
"A' ~ esHH1a NV. GAIT 4 BROTHER,
,s Pennsylvania avenue, between sh and 10Th streets
Feb 2s- ftatss @. &.
NEW xvvsnw soods akc.Tbs subscriber
IN have lust received from New York
rs pieces small checked xtacs aiks
10 do style India fowlnrd s'Iks
do cyi rich Che0e saks
do do do brcoads silks .
m do do do black de Rhine silks
do do do black, striped, snd plaid silks
40 Brocbe bareges, (psasa hTnres)
= 10 do Bengaia, ferdrey Hew)
10 do French mo- do latnes, Every proty)
), do French printed nconete, very hne)
80 do dotted svis. mnsins white and co'o'eD
. do benx fwstrd SILK sfl
Is do French printed hareees, (ncw sys~)
Canton Grape sbswh some Vs'y "o']
20 richly emhvosdsssa hsnAherchfsh, tnsw dssens)
Prssseh smhrotdsrsd muslin chAmssih
Is trimmed chcmscts and sleeves, |" ~"
real vnlescia collars and cuffs
s dmme French worked cnPes
IS capes and berhes .#...
~ ,rsste Ia sdtr rrs,sh and cuf, b. match, &c
Together entirely and dcssho articles To-
ladies which their attention is Respectfully invited ~
r'"~' sI5..
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I,RAHK FORESrER's Fish and Fashins Of the uns-
II ted States, with Implement .
Hand Hooh ~ Angling by Ephemsn. London. t..s- ~. 4
Browns American Anglers Guide. -
The Anelsrs Assistant, by William Carpsrter Londoh
ssimona; the Days Of Fly Fishing by Sir Humphrey pAy'
TS Rod and The Gun by Wilson and oakieish London
Tbs aportsvusnS Ixhrsry by Iohp Mills b"rdons
Ansei- Aipsnss, 1851 hffANEt 10 4@g. LNA USE - "th
Walton cot'oas Complete Angler. London, ,v r.v,op
Ap3 rS''~H i's'SS'N~
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--" N Young I4adies' Institute, ! m T-T1f ~
Mrs. d. H. Bur's of 9th and streets ID tEs
fSHE subscriber will the curge Of this institution Mon
the 2l.t April, aud will his snd pefsosal
every department The thorough
EnElisb, French, education win be sueht
religious Institute will be based upon the
oil the Protestant Episcopsi Church a sg2A&a
The the principal teHche
him lock for Of the puc and for correspond
success.
For boarding pupils Sl5 per quarter taa
For day 50 $O !" H...rH#a
Payable always in advance.
Music, drawing Latin, Italian, Spanish German,
permitted Rev. q M. Butler, d. D. Rev. j. w.
FRENCH Mr. Fzhugh Coye Washington city Rev. james My,
~, Alexandria 1T Rev. d. d. and clergy
generally OF Padepbia and R Rev Alfred Lee, d. d., Of Dca
.l1sh
WILLIAM ). CLARK.
Mar al-t25thAp 4, #@Ft#
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n ~. CIUsRkEt, Architect and Ctvtl EANAneer, ~
buhinF ofth side OF Pehnsyl
vsniA avenue, between issh and i3sh streets west
Fob 4-Au
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4 la WILLIE DE PARIs-The proprietor cs ne above
public
ns nc contlpued demand, he has been
n,er manufactures and putting up the f
s. .,,cirs and hy lower than they
nave eresors this maske and At lesst wea
be purchased in Of the poshern
,,e. and a. for quality, they cannot be surpassed
e can,.trr. hcrmecsiy sealed champiEnon tmnshroos
II Al p~r canister ana 20 cents half do IL 4a s
500 peaa rs canister, and 5Ii half do,
o. per dozen, .fgfs Es-.H -Ftsi. sd tt .a'f
900 do do aspsragus, large sire, 4l aS, small do 81
NO 40 10 N-wed tonnato 30 cent per
200 bottles sance, 80 per bottle
preserves, assorted n ~ per Dozen !.
"'' ~ g. GAUTIER,
Ala willie Paris corner Pennsylvania and ith street
Dec i7-RwMAI Iw6wtf etl1 Aht VI
nv Author Of ..The Bsble In Borrow.
ID Lsvensrc Scholar the Gip.y, the Priest J vol
TAYLOR h MAURY,
rsbIs kook.elsy., nssr 9th street
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sands, sar.uparlIla in quart Bottles,

Sealed and delivered in presence Of
tTwo witnasses.
Mur @--di3i &wtSep3i
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For Norfolk. E..b .4zEtNg4
r~A The steamer osCEoI.A having undergone nossaGA
rena,rs. her 10 the shove peooes
Warrington every Wednesday and Saturday celsA
m Norfolk Monday and Thursday q
a,,oct D. M Toucns and returning, Conc hvsr and
the u.uei landings he Potomac for signals 10 aad p
Passage and fare, 60 .-. ...u.s...r,.
ApriIl-6 JAMES mliShhLb, SspsA1'
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DARN AT PRIVATE sALE-wc have oI private s 49,, 80
100 lying the Marlboro oea
miles from the Forty scrcs are IN 700
There good dwelling on @s "
urher information apply DfhN .... Asssrhssr,.
Feb G7-dn AUciooeer ana Co""''-'" r's !.
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Washington and Alcxan<sr1a Boat.
The steamboat THOMAS cOII.YER will De
6-0Ila par, at following coach connects
boat in Washington. Bosss fare 1ak cts
Coyer will the Mount vsrnon routs nsr wesk
I.ssvc Alexandria ats ~, llx a m; lK ., ~, Pm
Leave Washington a, sk, l0k, lak,. M; AZ "a pm
II 49, 4H. - .lfT JOB CORsoN, Captain.
Mar 3o-6t lRepubic1 a
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Hemorrhoids or Piles, is Gisease Eredtts-5 ne
irriation costiveness, pihgtjve s-inr ants.
termination of blood 10 tie iieHeytiedal ve..7.s Dc
cessve riding or waking OF aSargsStva stste ,.t
Liver and often By apseuiiaYity Jf III ccrstit9t
itself.
II is usually consider indcr three fcsaq a. .is4ss
as follows: Blind Piles Willis Prs aa lrsIage IA.
This disease is common and 80 refe thF aasqa
that d scription of - symptoms ]de.ea ut-
cessary.
In fering the EmhFocat1n 10 Ire fuJe. rie ifq7is-
tor feels confident iii watran'ing qss and
speedy II has lor- been used hv sfAv-ici4nef
eninence and with most ascnis'ljnr s8cresS laIs+c h
never fails if used sccor5n- = The t;Iec&9Qs-
In addition TO its b lag positive ross III
ii never fails TO that If7CLElE Sgf fIkItj.jf
which is ~ common and hs '7 54~sis3 IS Ito
parts the piles. It il also iaT rs aa#es
pcaon TO painful and naarited tn III fa5
Unconditional ulcers that painful 81 Hcf Ssai l
want of action many atBcdses oFs- S..e sf ar ID Is.
standing readily cured by this on rent.
Z. MASON l.saf
Aug. ely.
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WASHINGTON, Sept. s

-------- WASHINGTON, Sept s.
The government has received further partic
ulars from Cuba. The American prisoners
complain bitterly of the receptions which car
ried them to the island.
l understand there is no intention of remov-
ing MIR. Owen, the American Consul at Ha
vana, unless, after full investigation, it should
be demanded, he having acted consistently with
the Presidents proclamation.
Senior Lucio Pulido, Minister Plenipotentiary
of the Republic of Venezuela, was presented to
the president on Saturday, by w. s Derrick
the Acting Secretary of State, and delivered
his letters of credence. The usual addresses
were delivered, conducted through l. F. Tas
lstro, the official translator Of the State De-
partment.
A new trial has been awarded to Day, convict
ed Of the murder of his wife, on the ground o
alleged tanpcrnIg with the Jury and other rea
sons.
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vID rrARcE, cH,s. BENEDICT,
81. Louis. DanJary, Conn.
DAVID PEARCE s. CO.,


WHOLESALE pnaLrHs IN
HATS, CAPS, MUFFS, BONNETS, AND ARTl-
FICTAJ. FLOWERS,
No. 12l, Main street, ST. Louis.
WE have now on hand large and well selected
stock Of Hats, Caps, and muffs of all descriptions.
10 winch we will max constant additions during tho
season. of the atc and fashionable styles: some
of which We enumerae follows:
Fashionable Hats.
Moleskn Brush, Nntria Silk, Russia Muskrat, Angola,
Loo Grom:s B. B. Hats.
Silk, Brush Beaver, Angola Russia. Muskraf Plated
Fashionable and L. c. Drab and Pearl Has.
Beaver, Muskrat, Casimere---M, n and Boys-Dlack
pearl, and drab Union cashmere Hats.
Soft fur Hats
Men and Boys black pearl and white beaver brush and
cashmere California Hungarian Jenny Lind and Parodl
Men and Boys
black, brown, green purple and drab Tampico, Jenny
Lind, Parodi and Bucna Vista.
NJ. and B Vool Hats
Assorted coors and qualities, saxony-wool Congress
kossuth, Mexican, Buenna Vista, California. Jenny
Lind and Parod Brown Black, Pearl and Drsb, Medi-
um and Common, SQUARE, Round Crowned, and Ashland
Fur Cups.
Otter fur seal nutria mu-kra and corey K. C. Lam.
artine, Spanish, opera and riding
Silk, .Nohair anil Cotton Plush Cups.
Opera I'armar' c, Jenny Lind, rarodi, Oregon, Cal.
ifornIa ST. Louis, Boston, Baltimore, hungarian and
riding style, OF all color5 and qualities.
Mems Cloth Caps.
Lamartine, navy, military, Jenny Lind. Parodi, n
ding, Wellington and fucaan styles, of all qualities
Boys Cloth Caps.
Navy opera, Lamartine, military, cone top, velvet
and cloth Sp. bands, Jenny Lind and Parodi Styles
all qualities.
Men and Boys Silk and Cotton glazed Cups.
Taylor, Scott, Hungarian, military, navy, opera and
Oregon styles, assorted.
Ladies' and Misses .Nu6s.
Lynx, Bear, Siberian SQUIRREL Chinchilla, fox, WOLF
assorted qualities.
Having large and extensive manufactcry in Danbury
Conn.,, where the principal part of stock Is manu-
factured under the immediate supervisor Of Mr. c. Ben
edict, enabled offer such inducements buyers
that it will be greatly to their advantage call and
Gmine stock before purchasing.
September lst-ly DAVID PEARCE & co.