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Georgetown tD. CD Thursday, the both instant JONI
PlCkREI.1., in the Goth year Of his
His funeral place this Saturday afternoon O'Clock
from residence, LIST street, Georgetown.
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
SATURDAY MORNING. NOV. ~. 1861.

The following members arrived in this city last evening
and looking lodgings ss follows
Al the National Hotel--The Hon. THOMAS b. FLOR
rscE. oil Pennsylvania. aad the Hon THOMAS L. CLING
NAN. OF North Carolina
AT the Irving House-The Hon. DANIEL MACE. o
lndiana
AT Gadsby's Hotel-The Hon. RICHARD 5. MALosKY
OF Illinois
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Wisconsin Election.

MILWAUKEE,, Nov 20.-The official returns Of the recen,
elections thus received greatly diminish the reported
maj oriy Of Farwe (whig) for governor is under
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Bloody Tragedy.

ALBANY, Nov. 2o.--Ihs morning man named Moore
and his wife, residing about five miles from this city,
the Delaware township road found dead boh havn.
been shot.
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Church.Rev, Doctor w. Il, LUST, Quincy,
will preach In this church at IL O'Clock
m. n quarter before O'Clock, y.
Noy
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THE CIVIL. LAW fSpsin and Mexico arranged en-
the modern codes with notes and reNfenct
historical introduction TO the spanish ana Msrean
law appendix Of the Important
Mexiosn Congress by Gussvus Schmidt counsellor
atlawcomp.s volume. New Orleans 1851 This day
evtd, fkANCk TAbLOR.
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Colonel Bisler was in Philadelphia on Wednesday.
and was to attend docratc mass meeting al Reading
on Thursday
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By A. GREEN, Aueuon.er,

by A. GREEN, Auetion.er.
EXTENSIVE SALE OF FURNITURE, STOVES, VINEGAR
CARRIAGE, hc AT AUCTIoNon Saturday, the s2d in-r
assortment Of household and kitchen furniture
Cooking radiator, and air tight stoves
Lot Of school desks and benches
Forty dozen brooms
Also good Baltimore family carriage suitable
horses
Two sets Of carriage gear
With many other articles which deem unnecessary
Nov GIT A. GREEN Auctopser.
u EMOyAL-JoHN MILLS, fashionable boot maker, has the
pleasure Of informing his customers and The public
handsome Browns Hotel and now prepared 70
furnish all kinds Of boots and shoes for wear, IN
states and at all prices The public respectfully invited cal
anu JOHN MILLS, Browns Hotel.
Nov 22-a
ma ROSES ExPE UTORANT, or Cough syrnp-For
coughs colds asthma bronchs and all lung dis
consumption when nken In time In bottles FOR "
and 81, For sale at ,. -, 49,,
Nov oaot Corner Pennsylvania avenue and 18th street
M ROSES GOLDEN PILI.s-For falling OF the womb, fe
IL weakness, debility, and relaxation fnce cents fof
sale al ,,,rr,, ,.nu .,o,.
Nav oq-st Corner snd 18Th street.
mn ROSES GROUP Strip An invaluable remedy, never
fail and has saved thousands o. children rce 70 c
For safe At BuIIs atue so 's,. :,
Nov 13-2t Corner Penn avenue ana I2'h -. z
m. vATTs.s NERVOUS ANTIDOTE the Medical
wonder aseIt tic dooeps commissions
and ITS deum emens spirits. physical decay and Mysteries
Price 81. For sale only At n,,rr,s 49, 49,.
Noy q, Penn. svenur and nth 81.
r,u urrr couuod,ou. .pd handsomely furnished three.
story house. PLEASANTLY street. opposite Ascension
church. having other modern improvements Last
given Immediately Inquire Of j. b. " Smith, sssos
nsy stia~, w, P Rodgers on the premises oc' ""
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nIAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, q co. respectfully
they Of another
fashionable seasonabe goods suited exclusively the of the
ladies' and have hesitation in saying that they think almost
be pleased out of their dress goods We
part the following, just received;
pieces ladies' fancy dress Silks embracing every desirable
style in design, lin all prices)
rs rich mousseiines de lanes and cashmeres
dress patterns and pieces cut TO demand
rs handsome styles and qualities from Is 37t
low priced mousseInes beautiful patterns
pieces good quality figured plain mousseines
price of l2a cents--best goods in the market
10 pieces chene mOusselnes
IL do fine plaid mousselines for children
90 do fine plaid raw Silks in brilliant colors
10 do fine plaid merinoes do
- do solid high colored mousseines de laine
Is do bright coored French fannels
IL plaid poplns-a bargain.
In goods have just opened supply follows
10 pieces extra fine Lupins bombasns
20 do medium do
is do w-pnced do
do fine Ga black Farmesse cloths
do fine A black do
silk warp lusres
Is do black alpacas
medium and low priced apacas
fine black Thibet mernoes
do double width black cashmeres
Is plain black moussenes de laine
black twiled cashmeres, all wool, low priced.
We have also
% 81 square black Tibet shawis
"a long black do
Oct 23-d3tf&w3t
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uOUsEKEEPING articles, such as

HOUSEKEEPING articles, such
III China dinner
China dinner toilet
Crockery of every color and quality
Cut and pressed glassware, looking glasses
Fancy hardware, lamps, and grandoles
Table cutlery, mantel and table ornaments
JapanEe ed goods, plated ware
Bronzed iron goods, Aibata and Britannia
Cooking utensils of almost description,
Wood ware, tin ware baskets, brushes &c.
Giles worthy the attention Of housekeepes those about furnishing
Purchasers will decidedly
inc articles and prices G. w. BOTELER,
Nov l6-2aw3w Opposite Centre Market.
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Vermont Legislature,

MONTPELIER, VT } Nov. 2O-The legislature of Vermont
to-day passed the bill dividing the State into
districts, and adjourned.
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOT AT AUCTIoN,-on Saturday,
instant shall sell, The PREMISES at o'clock
south half Of LOT No s. in square No 39 containing 1879
The property twenty
Twelfth between and
north, depth l0l feet adjoining Mr. Simpsons The
situated elevated POSITION and
worthy attention of wishing purchase
building site.
Terms One fourth cash balance in aud two
give bearing interest from day of for the deferred
payments given deed OF ndspu-
lab A. GREEN,
Noyl
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EON RENT, with valuable servants included) a
cottage In the fashion
neghborood palos and
first chambers the second II hss
desirable small
family completely furnished with the ,usaoi
articles Of linen, silver, Sc, ii de sired.
For and situation, apply TO
Nov 2l-ThursI awu
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EW Embroideries, laces, SSc.-We invite
IN splendid in French emboderies &C.
just received, consisting Of the following:
10 rich embroidered muslin CHEMISTS
IL do do with sleeves match
"a handsome do without sleeves
Ell muslin
real thread lace
do trimmed muslin collars
200 low priced cnmbrc and muslin collars
muslin sleeves.
great articles belonging the above
line, all Of which will be offered on the best terms.
Nov 2l-3tf CLhGETT, NEWTON MAY, co.
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ow your buy coal The weather becoming roa sna
~ winter have good supply OF tanoen,no
very desable also, ansee CON o graves
and -, -
oak, pine, and hickory. -, -. .,,.,.. :. 900, -,
BY calling office You WIZ hho uc a"'e ''N' " $50 ~
cheap $ be had IN the ey -, srptpv q "a
Nov 5--3taw6 fo"f'eeh' s'e'' "'s' ~ ~
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COR sALEA valuable she aoo". !" t'a,f
old in married. Of good drp"suoa, ~
lent habits good cook and used TO me care ., c @
generally Any person who desire such servant
the adjacent paris o Nus's ~
n Nov M-dN
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rAs FITTING, GAS FIXTURES, tsc.--Gas fitting neatly
" promptly executed by experienced wofkmen, moderate
prices.
Also handsome collection Of chandeliers, pendants
manufacture OF the celebrated or
Cornelius Co. Philadelphia which will be disposed their
prices. IL. T. w. ROTELER,
Pennsylvania avenue, opposite Centre Market.
Nov avGx
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HANGING ACADEMY.-Eirst Course---Mr r. r. Liable
honor the citizens OF Washington George
Thursday November g. bis
Thomas Pakcrs south side OF Pepnvens
between 9th and 7 opposite Browns hotel
Days Of tuition Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays
All fashionable dances viii be introduced and tasght
li-df
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building,
Sixth suaetsespectuly calls the of
Congress- and the public generally large
stock cloths,
which h. is prepared in his elegant
the Of
which for
style, quality and comfort being do bust
the principle profits and quick re-
turns
N. r. All kinds Of military manner nc
coding the late regulations.
Wanted three good bu, The bss, wors
need apply. Nov W-saiwim
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ID UssI5L SMITHS Panorama OF the Holy Land will
IL Temperance Hall Wednesday evening, the 29h
slant, ~ O'Clock,
specimens Of Chinese paintings, and variety OF
selected by gentleman who
yerayea in Empire. 2o--du
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nR. SCUESC<'s Puimoni. sirnpI-for the cure Of
and other diseases OF the lungs and respiratory
For sale BUTTS Drug Store.
Nov g-6t Penn and l2h st
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-08-18

CUBAN DEMoNsTRATIoN.-, Last Mi ght,
about eight O'Clock, we heard vigorous
rub-a-dubbing of tenor drums, but suppns-
ing it to be some harmless military drill,
took no pains to- poke into it, That rub-a-
clubbing which, to our ears, sounded so in
otuous, sent a gush Of patriotic blood, with
|. every stroke, to- the heart Of one hundred
brave men With steady step (though,
perhaps, now and then vermicular, from ex-
cessive emotion, with heads erect (though
occasionally bent beneath the solemn
thought suggested by that fitful drum, they
paced majestieally through the Streets
Cuba was on their tongues, and Cuba be-
tween their teeth; patrio ism in their throat,
Occupying what place--says a cynical in
formant- that was not already filled by
liquor. Three men bore white flags in
the rear-.that is, three men in the rear of
the company bore white flags; "a wag in
sists that they were shirt-tails! Where is
the god of war, that he may strike the pro
faner dead ); and thus men erect, and fit
ful drums, and snowy flags, swept aalong;
nor did they cease till quite overcome with
exhaustion indeed, two of their schieftains
were ,prestrated oblivious from tprotfact-
ed efforts
Where they went-waat resolutions
were passed what inducements further
than glory and the exercise of patriotism,
were held out, we do not know, but can
direct you, if you wish to enquire, to the
U. S. Hotel, on River street.-Plain Deal
'er, aug. l2. s &s
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To the Memory Of Mary Jane Jennings
BY 5. M'BkIDE.

/ BY S. M'BkIDE.
Thou hast gone to the tomb, and we..see thee to
more, - 81
Thy days are all numbered, IT, sorrows are ger,
! The CLEAN of a star on the PERMANENT cast,
A spirits bright shadow, that smiled as itpassed
Thou hast gone to the tomb, 'fnong the low silent
f. dead,
In mouldering ashes thou'st piilowed thy head,
While round and above thee the wild winds shall
And soft zephyrsv whisper their balm breathing
lay.
Thou hast gone to the tomb where the weary
repose,
In numbers diseofd[Gt no rough tempest blows;
No tide of af1ictien thy bosom shall lave,
Nor sorrow cast o'er thee its deep rolling wave.
rose bud in Eden by virtue assf,ffir,
Pertaining with fragrance the mornings bright
"afr,
Thy spring-time of life was to many endeared,
But withered and dropped e'er the summer rap-
peared.
In life thou vast lovely, in death thou vast dear
Thy life. like its sunbeam has measured its ear;
Thy bright star has faded, its glory has gone.
To Wonder bright world where thy spirit has
flown.
No welcome of father. or mother so dear;
No fond breathing whisper of friends thcu shalt
hear; st
No sound shall awake thee from deaths dream
less gloom,
Till Gabrieps trumpet shall sound o'er thy
tomb.
Oh sweet be thy rest in Thy .slumberine bed
Bright flowers shall bloom Ger thy low lying
head;
But sweeter and brighter thy glory divine.
In yonder bright world, thou resplendent shalt
shine.
Farewell to the dust we have buried below;
Once moro must we bid thee, thou loved one,
adieu:
Till with Jesus we rise to the regions above,
Forever to reign in the tsEden of love I"
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Curious DlscovERY BuLGARIA.-A

a. = y -
CURIOUS DISCOVERY IN BULGARIA.-A
very curious discovery has just been made
in the province of Bulgaria, in turkey.
Some Greek workman in digging near the
village Of Rahmanileah and the town Of
Hadzah, found large table Of gray, color.
edemarble; they removed it. and found one
beneath exactly similar; having removed
that also they found a great NUM- Der of oh
-jects shining like gold and silver. They
fastened to the captain of the district, and
that functionary, assisted by two ecclesias-
tics, proceeded to make an examination
They found skeleton Of large stature, with
copper helmet on his head, surrounded by
thin crown of gold; !; the hands and arms
up to the elbows were stained with some
thing OF bronze celor; in the right hand
was a copper chain, with an incense-box OF
the same metal. covered with .verdigris; on
the third finger Of the left hand was a gold
ring, with the figures in Roman characters,
966. By fhe side Of the skeleton were three
cups in silver, very brilliant. and twenty
six cups in iron, very rusty, but bearing
traces Of having been 'gilded there were al
SO an immense number Of nails, and about
five hundred arrows, Of which the wood
was rotten and the points rusty. The skel
eton and the different articles were carefully
packed up, and sent to Adrianople for ex-
animation. ...sgzs
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Exceedingly Painful.

We last week stated that we were trying an
experiment with Sloan's Ointment. It has been
eminently suscessful A lady of oar acauaint-
ance has been troubled for long time with a
very sore ear, which was exceedingly painful
and was spreading over her head, and material
ly affected her hearing. She has tried every
remedy proposed to her, had consulted great
she was persuaded to try Sloan's Ointment, one
boz of which has afforded great relief. and bids
fair to effect cure. The cure alone is worth
the price of our paper three times over. Never
condemn medicine because it is "patent med
ioine" for some of them are really good, and will
often cure case when every thing else has fail
ed -NeRTH WESTERN GAZETTEER.
Galesburgh, Ill. July 81, 1850.
rSee Sloan's advertisement in another col
umn.
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arrivaIof me steamer 'Pronetheus.


sEsssrsssu Days Later Netos at the
s.Istlntsfs.
!. s. s<.s5i 11aw YoRk, Aug. 1a-ssP. M.
The Promefkh kheus, from San Juan de Mic.
ssaragia, with $50 passengers, and more
tIan half q million gold dust, has arrived.
- She left San ,Jglan. nn Monday, lfe 4th
jlsf., ii III 1o,'cioek a. NJ. and arrived at
sqnarantine al. s thfs morning, bringing the
passengers Of the Steamer Pacific which,
left San Francisco on the I4th u!t., and
arri~sd at San iJnanon the 29ta. a''
The Pacific brought Ms passengers, and
$500, coo in gold dust ~
The Indians and Whites are at war on
the Isthmus and five men have been killed.
Asgnching is common.
~ The miners are doing well, and rich pla.
Gers are frequ emily discovered. ::s.l
OniJune 29tb, an attempt was made to
Are Sonora. :sgs sEi
Business at SanaF FraI.cisco is better.
Aslarge body Of Mormons are negotiat-
sngslar the purchase efza rancho near Los
Angeles where they yintend establishing a
community. g
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Anuouncem


OTIS REED, as a car didate for Representative.
subject to the decision Of the Democratic County
Convention. ..,.e.- t- &
4 IA We are requested to announce the name oil
DR.. LORIN GELOW, candidate for Repre-.
sentative, subject 10 the decision Of the Democratic
County Convention.
eg Editor Of the Portage Sentinel, ynn will
please announce the name of JOHN L. RANNEY,
suitable candidate for District Judge OF this Ju.
dcial District, subject the decision of the Demo.
cratic Delegates of this District, in Convention as,
sembled, and oblige MANY DEMOCRATS.
the name ofLUTHER DAY, ,1Esq., of Portage
will be offered in Convention on the partsof the
Democracy of Trumbull Co.. for the Office of Dist
Jadgo.4E-s@z=ss z=sZsEhzs. MANY. DEMOCRATS.
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september Appointments.
DR.. ii. TUBBs,

ANAL YIYCAL PHYSICIAN,
EN1LL be in attendance at his Room,
w as follows: -
RAvErrA-Prentiss House, Monday and Tuesday
forenoon, 18th s. 18th Sept.
/ WARREN-Clinton House, Tuesday and Wednes.
CeveIand-Weddell House, Friday and sdtur
day, 18th & I3th Sept. e. = Z
AKRoN-cobhs Ezehange, "Wednesday and Thurs
day, l7th & 18Th Sept. - ,.,y..,<,,-r - - a.
Tnose affected with disease Of the Lungs,
Liver, Spleen OF Kidneys, Inffamatiohs,
Rheumatism, Asthma, 81 ortness Of breath,
or difficulty Of ofbreathingi Dy spepsia, Dropsy,
weakness or nervous deb biltty, restlesness,
loss of appetite, Constipation, arrangements
of the Stomach, bilious affections, Gravel,
White Swelling, Cancer, Serofula, Ulcers,
Impurities of the blood, or any Chronic or
ong standing disease are invited to call. .
No Charge for Consultation.
DR.. 7. neither bieeds nor btisters-nor is
he a Homeopathist-he never uses Mercury
.4ntimony, Arsenic nor any other Mineral a.
medical agent-nor is he a I'homsonian, he
neither Steams nor gives Emetics! His
theory of disease differs from all others that
have been adopted; but not more 20 than
does his system of treatment! Hedoes not
make sick TO make Oett nor tear dotch to build
up again n-nor allay nervous irritation by
patching up with anodynes.
Visits to the above appointments viii be
continued once in four or FIVE weeks.
g REMARKs.-Far years we devoted our whole
time and attention to the study, analysis and treat
ment Of chronic or long standing diseasess oPpor-
tunites such as few pefS1nss spossess have euabIed
us to remain and prescribe api6es ,bousands Of
patients annually, comprising 5i715 sof thssmost
difficult and complicated % The pro-
fession. In addition to the month1y fepnrt found
below, we are always prepa red 70 give a great
amount Of IRDlsPUrABLE LOCAL evidence showing
the success attending treatment of diseases upon
analvtical principles,
= THE CURE rs PERMANENT
The treatment of Mrs. David M. Santon off Guy.
ahoga Falls, was commenced in February 1850 -
She had been sf1 cted for nearly III ZEE years with
mast tiistresei.s actsoe sfaf aeh The parts
over that organ ware largely swollen and urcnued
with occasional paroxysms of pain indescrlbably
severe, and at times lhreatening instant disso
No less than fge physicians, irregular" and botan.
ic, had prescribed for her, but afforded relief
except IN one instance, and then only while under
Influence ofthe medicine.
The physician last employed gave up the case in
despair, giving his opinion that ssnoihing more
could be done for her," In the short space Of one
month Of aDytcal treatment the enlargement and
pain entirely sabsided. Fifteen months havs since
elapsed without auy reapPearance Of the disease.
For confirmation and detailsswe refer TO the family
and friends, at Cuyahoga Falls, Summit County,
Ohio. y 1T f3
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: Arms FOR SoUTH CARoLINA.-The
Woons6cket (R ~. Patriot says:
.The cannon for the would-be Southern
.Repub ic are being made BY Messfs. Ames,
ofGabotville, Massachusetts, TheN order
was first semitic Virginia company, but
it failed, and the, secessionists were com
PEELED to get the order filed north Of Mason
and Dixon's line, which they had ayowed
they would not do. The statement which
we originally made, tc wit, that the small
arms for South Carolina were being made
at Milbury, we are again assured, is correct,
notwithstanding the disayowal of the
Charleston Mercury. ss..:sss, -.
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sSpirits Disguised. Liquors in large
quantitiesafe still semitic the State Of Maine
but the ardent is SO we'll disguised that it
deies even the lynx eyes Of the Committee
oftVigilance. The Boston Times says:
. We knowsof one house in this city where
quantity of "Dark Guard" (brandyl was
pumped into n ten gallon keg-the keg
then packed with shavings in a flour bar.
ref-tRe barrel headed up, and marked
aglass, this side up with care.a It wen:
through safely and was Guly deyodred.
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NO CURE NO PAY.

DIR, STRONG.S FEVER DESTROYER, !,
rs positive, speedy cure for every form
of Intermittent and Remittent Fevers.
Chill Fevers and Ague and Fcvers- You
can have cure war rfanted or not, Just as
you please. Positively there is no quacke.
ry. or mistake about this medicine. Call
and examine the abundant testimonials Of
The wondrful effect of this Fever Destroyer
For sale at the Recorders Office, by r
BARD, agent for Portage County.
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New York Importers & Jobbers,
Freeman, Hodges & Co,
5s Ls1ersy-strees,
BETWEEN B B-o.DwAY AND NASSAU STREET,

Uo A$SWCS CCeS
eBEfwEEN B -o,DwAY AND NASSAU STREET,
NEAR THE POST OFFICE.
N i w Y o r. K -.
"E ARE RECEIVING BY DAILY ARRIv.
wv ais rom Europe, our r II and Winter as
.or.ment OF RICH FASHIONABLE FANCY SILK
AND MILLINERY GOODS.
We respectfully invite all Cash Purchasers lhor-
oughiy TO examine our Stock and br,Ces, and, as
fHfEREsr GOVERNS, we feel cnhfident our Goods
aud Prices will induce them to sci ect from our es.
tablshment. Particular attention s devoted 10
MILLINERY GOODS, aud many Of The ARTICLES are
manufactured expressly to our order, and cannot
be surpassed in beauty, style and cheapness.
BEAUTIFUL PARIS RIBBONS, for Hat, Cap,
Neck, and Belt ~. ....--
SATIN AND TAFFETA RIBBONS, ofall widths
- and colors. s.
SILKS, sATlNs, vELvErs, and UNCUT VEL
VETS, for Hats.
FEATHERS, AMERICAN AND FRENCH AR
TlFICIAL FLOWERS.
BUFFINGS, AND CAP TRIMMINGS. ss
DRESS TRIMMINGS, large assortment.
EMBROIDERIES, CAPES, COLLARS, UNDER
SLEEVES AND CUFFS -
FINE EMBROIDERED REVERE AND HEM.
STITCH CAMBRIC HANDKERCHIEFS.
GRAPES, LlssES, TARLEIUNS, ILLUSION
AND CAP iACES.
VALENClENES, BRUSSELS, THREAD, SILK.
AND Isle THREAD LACES,
KID, SILK, SEWING SILK, Isle THREAD,
MERlNO GLOVES AND MITTS,
FIGURED AND PLAIN SWISS, BOOK, BISH.
Up LAWN AND JACgNET MUsLiNS.
English, French. American and Italian
STRAY, GOODS. ~
July, 1891. ol.-----4-.--- n324-4m
SeDIp m s.er Annn;.ss,,,n.,I.