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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-07-18

A. FOR RENT.-The dwelling at the corner of
Eu 18th and Franklin streets, at present occupied by
VIM G. Crenshaw, is for rent, and possession given ia
short time. For terms, apply to
ie4 L D & w G .CRENSHAW & CO.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-07-18

a. FOR RENT, neat brick tenernen, on Ca
El nal street, between Sd and 4th streets Rent Sis
per year. Apply to TOLER & COOK,
je IA Agents and Collectors.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-07-18

A. FOR RENT, two tenemens on the corner of
El Clay and Adams street, each containing four good
rooms; Possession given in few days. Apply to
jy 16 ln RICHARD HILL. Jr
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b. our store at the corner Of Rroad and 9th sraes
we have removed our goods TO the Washington Hotel,
opposite ST. Paul's Church. where invite our friends
and customers to call and u.s. being determined to
close off present stock at reduced prices Bargains
may therefore be expected
STEBBINS, DARRACOTT& CO.
my 10 Washington Hotel
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AT the only Music Store in the city,
l IL ! l60 Main ST., opposite the Banks.

ED ICH GRAPE SHA MASSACHUSETTS,
IA, MAILERT has received another supply of
plain and embroidered Grape Shawls Swiss Muslins,
Goods Berage de Lanes Irish Linens, plain black and
figured Silks, Bonnet Ribbons, Mitts Parasos Table
Cloths, Diapers bleached and unbleached Domestics,
Pantaoon Snffs, and many other articles, which will
be sold cheap at No. Al Main street,
il S3 AIU,ITSTTtS MATI.ERT
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-07-18

TRIMINAL TRIALS OF FISHER, SUI
" LIVAN, CAMPFIELD, ADCOCK, HOOP
Err, HASTINGS, SOUTHARD, CLEMENS
ALLISON AND REID, reported by.R. R. Howson,
Councillor at Law, Soc; for sale by
i've j. w, RANDOLPH
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WE USIC,--P. # TAYLOR has Just received The
lsE following Music:
Cradle Song, by w V Wallace Ia beautiful produc-
tionl; Alpine Melody by do; Gems OF Scottish Melo-
dy by do; March Miitaire. by do; PerIes de LOpera
is he Blossoms do do, for guitar; Turn not Away
The Grave of Washington; Carnival d Naples Polka
Filtration Polka, by Srakosch; do Go, by Simpe6ed
Broadway Polka, by Bruhus
tho onI, M,s;o Stoxo -, ,bo otu
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-07-18

n UILLING IRONS. for sale by
~ C. J. SINTON & CO.,
| lie II II Main street
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" DOUBT soLvEp.We are glad learn that the Usion
has found out which side IL the Mississippi
veisy while General Quitman was in the field il Csc H.
lated somewhat between him and his competitor but now
that he General has Withdrawn il is unanimously for Gov
srnor Foote"
The above, from the Republic of yesterday, evidence
that we are moi aborng without good results. We
trust that will not be long before the Republic will af
ford us an opportunity TO record similar progress for its
abors All that this journal could when inter-
rogaied short time since respect 10 the apprehension
prevailing that the President acting in cooperation
with the Spanish government in securing the union Of
Cuba TO the crown Of Spain, was. that excluded the
clusion that It acas The organ Of anybody.
Can the Republic exclude the conclusion that the
President would remove Consul Owen if he not pre-
vented by plea which the consul will urge that he has
done nothing but obey the instructions of the President
Can the Republic exclude the conclusion that the Presl-
dent is bound to arrest and try Lieutenant Van Vech-
ten as pundere and robber, if the proclamation in
gard TO the Lopez expedition can be justified
Can the Republic exclude the conclusion that it would
be safer for the President to stand the doctrine of Mr.
Websters letter 10 Mr. Fox, in regard TO the Cuban SYM
pathizers than stand where he doesan Intellectual sup
pcant for Spanish clemency and apologs in the face
of Europe. for the principle which denies the peopl.
the right Of revolt against despotsm!
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EDITORS CORRESPONDING


BALTIMORE, Sept 24-5, p. m,
The wings the very best OF fellows elect hei,
candidates paper and the effect anything a
the ballot box Already they engaged in figuring
majority for Mr.. Walsh and persuading themselves and
each other that he will be elected As as my niorma
ton goes, however, the democracy stand nrm and will
upon Wednesday next knock all these calculations into
cooket hat. never knew election yet in which th
wings not sangutne OF and have known very
few IN which they have not been disappointed They
have got so accustomed defeat however, that they bear
II like martyrs.
The democrats held enthusiastic meeting last night
the BelAir Market. which eoquenly addressed by
William Pinkney Whyte and other distinguished gentle
men. The best feeling exhibited, and | feel assured
that Old Town viii render good at the coming
election.
There is no local news ofineres stirring The Mayla1 I'D
Horticultural Society held their first annual exhibition
Carroll Hall to-day The display Of flowers &c, was very
fine, and the crowd of visers large.
The MARKErSales Of 700 bbls Howard street -four al
S3 s7A Grain steady at yesterdays Whskey q
a % cents.
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NATIONAL HALL.-The Monplasir Bale, Troupe drew
another crowded house las, night and the performances
were received with enthusiastic applause. They excel
anything OF the kind that has appeared in city before
Their dances and ableaux are full OF grace and beauty
and cannot fail TO please all who witness them. They
stay with us but few nights longer, and should ad
wise all who admire graceful dancing and comic panto-
mime 10 90 and see them
To night they produce the beautiful ballet OF LAlmu
the Oriental dream
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National Hall.
THrsspAv Eyssrse, Sept as, 1851.
Third night Of the celebrated
MoNPLAIsiR FRENCH BALLET TROUPE,
And las, but Of their appearance in Washington.
The pe orn viii tonigh with The beautiful
entail ballet, IN two acts aud 1--WE tabl.anr called
~ hLMU-th, oriertui Dream
Mors Monpasir and the whos Troupe
introducing about forty persons on the stage.
After which qrsnd dversemcut introducing beauufu
DANCES and rABbEAU SCENES
THE whole 0 conclude with the Imaginable farce of
WHO SPEAKS FIRsT'
For particulars small bill'
Price Of boxes aud parqoei, 80 gallery a
ed % cents
Doors open oclock performance quarter
fore
during The day from Y, m, untn when
% and bores may be secured
Sep 25-H
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"W the Washington Union have the kindness inform
whether desires TO promote prevent the union and
Of the democratic party in the State OF New Yok
We copy the above from the New York Evening Post
OF Monday last. We trust that the manner in which
have spoken Of the proceedings of the late demo-
cratic State convention in New York has precluded The
necessity Of any further reply In common with the
whole democratic press of the State, have hailed
the union of the New York democracy upon sound
national platform of principle, and its avowed pur-
pose unite fraernay with the national democratic
party. cheering Of democratic triumph bothn the
Empire State and in the country In this view we have
felt called upon to enter protest against any consruc
ton OF the proceedings OF the State convention which
peared to unsound in itself, and likely TO defeat either
of these great objects but in doing ii has not been
and will not be, purpose to transcend the limits Of
fair and friendly discussion
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dwels upon dangerous mole Of deriving by i'm
pcaton and ia general presses the necessity of watching
the consolidating tendency of the federal policy
But nothing is said that can be understood look lo
means of maintaining the rights of The States beyond the
reg ular ones vii him the forms OF the constitutions
g Ii any further lights the subject could be needed,
very strong one reflected in the TO the resou
tons by tho States which protested against them The
main objection OF these beyond few general complaints
of the mmatoy tendency of the resolutions d
rected assumed authority OF Stale Legislature
10 declare law of the United States unconstitutional
which they pronounced AN unwarransbe interference win
the exclusive jurisdiction OF the Supreme Court Of the
United States Had the resolutions been regarded
ing and maintaining right in individual State to ar
rest by force the execution OF a law of The United States il
must be presumed that it would have been conspicuous
object of their denuncation.
with cordial salutations,
GAMES MADISON"
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Valuable Hu.ins.. stand tor Rent In washinxton


THREE stores IN The large building erecting
established
space VIII be completed aud possession VI October
lights The feet wide
deep ceaI with light he store
By IL high. Ii has basement 10
deep and clear dry, flushed for
building Market Space,
becomes 10 feet wide BY ~ feet
SKY light IL has or
IS feet deep, feet 6i"ebes There
stairway wide by 81 feet Deep with
light the OF the large store could
throwing Each has
vault an the pavement for fuel
the west side OF and
fronting THE main business street IN the
IS deep, and four stories
high "a SO II Is built ia the most
| business kind.
very elegant boarding will also be for rent and
LIST December That portion ot d
building Of TN
fronting modern style
boarding house, the modern tanks aud water
building dumb from the cellar 10
gas-lghu,
very and complete Also fine balcony
the building level with parlor hoor
building which by boarding house
ALL fine mostly 'front.' being
building The dining 46
rs 10 wide
folding sliding There eight other
folding sliding suitable hand
ant and airy chambers Il good Kitchens and
cellars The location Of tho most valuable and
city, apply the subscriber, tho Poto
House, side between ID and ~
streets.
Sept b--ecdawif
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The Pacific RAILROAD IN MIsSouRI-The st. Louis
Union says that the Pacific railroad has been suspended
in consequence OF controversy with some OF Inc land
holders on the about the price they shall for
their lands The latter insist upon having beneii-'
assessed and paid for; the company offer pay cash
value now The question is going n,o the courts, and
may delay the further prosecution OF the work for the
present.
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TELEaRAPHIO nEPOHTs FOH THE UNION
ArripdL Of the dfrira

Arrival Of the africa
New YORK. Sept. 24-I p. m,-The steamer Africa ar.
rived here this morning with I44 passengers.
Cotton has advanced oneeighih. During the week sa
OF 90 coo bales have been made Spectators
and exporters $500.
Flour is in better demand and Baltimore
brands at l8s a I9s 3D.
Corn Is neglected, and prices lower White BIS a
23s. yellow, 26s 26s 81
Wheat il dull, prices being lower.
Provisions generally unaltered Lard firm Sugars
are in less demand, but firm Cuba 32s. s2s Cd Col.
fee is in small request, and declining Moases in fair
demand, at firm rates Rice is in moderate request
severe gale had prevailed on the English coast.
The Spanish brig CeIvantes and the Rotterdam
Apollo, had arrived
Trade at Manchester was good Consols closed at 81
a 96t
In France good deal Of feeling had been excited by
PRONUNCIATION OF decree compelling foreigners proposing
to reside in France to obtain immediate leave do
from the authorities The decree does apply
les having passports Il is aimed at political refugees and
agitaiors
Ladies several provincial towns have adopted the
Bloomer dress.
Much excitement prevails about Cuban affairs The pa.
pers are filled with the details OF the news,
There is also great excitement among the churchmen Ie
garding the Archbishop's recent letter.
Germany is unsettled
Italy and Austria comparatively quiet
In the county OF Antrim, Ireland while an amateur lee
of windmill, the floor gave way and pec
them the ground killing four persons and
Wonnding many others,
challenge has been the yacht America by tn
beachmen OF North Yarmouth Offering put OF thel
clipper yawls against her Tor 100 suineas.
Two eargoes OF pig iron had been imported into Liver
pool from China.
Berlin advices that the police inspection of foI
eigners orgidy observed since 1913, had been dcon
tuued.
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rUE most interesting exhibition that vicd
ibis country be held CARuat's SALOON on Wednes
day, Thursday Friday, aud saIurdsyhe 2sh sSm pn and
27ui- nights
Ths universally acknowledged best Panorama herandefs
roeroi6 nj picturesque HISTORICAL PANORAMA OF uc
Anteuvan World t0Rstner with beautiful scenes Of the
Lords supper and the Resurrection
be snhtma and magnificent plin,us intended Illustrate The
greaf sork-THE CREATION OF THE WuHlU-ss descrttd
Genesis with panoramic VIEW OF rue GARDEN
EDEN all sublime and besuufu scenery correctly IKE
fyouy inc Ser pture AWFUL DISTRACTION OF THE
WORLD nv rHE GREAT DELHCE
samaon, single tctH so uc,ss admiuns gentleman
and two Ladies' 81 children 2, cents
Doors open O'Clock Panorama will commence moving az q
Sept 2f-dtf
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Odd FeIFoN-' HNTT.
Turaenss sposess-second Wssk.
TUE celebrated and oidaal CARNORosS FAMILY announc'
10 The cizens vicinity TINT they have taken
the ays Hail. OF teif inimtsbe
on WEDNESDAY, EvEsiso, $, ptenbeI %
And during The week, with entire
change OF program me nightly.
Doors omen AT 2; concert 0 Al n O'Clock,
Tcke cents which be outnned at the principal hotels
mu- yores, and at the HAL ..-..
Sen 2i-4s j. $. NICHOLS, Agent
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THE VERY BEST JOKE or T9E SEASON Governor
Boutwell, IN hls speech to President Fillmore and com
panons the other day made the following courteous pro-
posl We shall gladly open to yoo on THE occasion,
institutions. Of divers kinds, for the reformation Of the
guilty"
We regre, to say that none Of the company improved
the opportunity .--Nsp York EVsrtrg Post
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Hon J. J. CRirrEHpEN, ATTORNEY GENEKAL.-We
learn with deep regret tna, still further a attend
this distinguished gentleman. He was IN New York on
Monday, detained by the illness Of a son.
Washington Tdegroph
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COUNSEL EMrLoYED pit is stated that the friends OF Mr..
Gorsuch killed 10 the late riot in Pennsyl
vaua have employed Hon John Nilsson, of this city,
formerly general, assist in the OF the
rioters.-Baa Sun,
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BY DYER q McGUIRE, huc,,onccr,,


VERY EXTENSIVE SALE AZ TIE RESIDENCE OF HIS
EXCELLCNCY THE BRAZILIAN hINI STER.--Cn Tue,
dav morning. October 10 O'Clock, shalt sch
his eNceIency Sergio T. de Maee1o Pennsylvania
Georaeown alt his superb household unire China
glass slvec plated ware, family carriages
piano stool
sofas covered with silk Brocotele
Arn aDd other chairs 10 match
one mahogany chairs covered
with plush velvet
I've rosewood and two mahogany pier tables
Rosewood cab,uet, glass doors
Twolage French plate mantei mirrors
Three spen, i'd chandeliers, brackets
Elegant mantcl clock and
Rich tapestry, BRUSSELS, and 3 ply carpets
SIR daDask and lace curtains, cornces, sc
Two large Chinese steel IRE
Eight bali room sofas, mahogany table
Mahogany extension, dining, and side tables
Seven French China godba and Powered dinner dessert
and tea sets
Bohemian gulgn wines gobe tumb,ers decanes, finger
bowls, kc.
Balance handle table cutlery
Silver plated Epegn.s pitchers
Fruit preserve dishes fruit knives, forks spoon,
Three Eight plated statusry centre pieces
4
Wasbstends, toilet sets, beds, mattresses
Work tables. bidete, blankets, cradles
Cooking and other stoves, Jack cooking ccppers
Together with assortment Of kitchen requisites.
At O'Clock
n front Of the house shall sell
Two superior match bay horses
One English and Vienna carriages, built to order
One set double bsrness, covers, sc.
One very Cue mileh
There also WINES embracing Champasne
Madeira, sherry, PORT particular
wln be given previous 10 the day Il ssle.
$50 and under, cash $50 credit OF co days.
for notes satisfactorily endorsed, bearing Interest
DYER a Mcguire,
Sept 25-eokds Auetioneers.
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Benjamin Rand Curtis, esq, OF Boston, has been APP
pointed by toe President, TO fill the vacancy the Su
peme bench created by the lanented decease OF Mr. JUS
tee Woodbury. and has accepted the appointment.
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Anew Goods opening The subscribed has the pleas
ure informing aud that he has ius re
the northern Cities where ne has been of RENE u
,.., selecting his stock Of TALL add winter goods
prsprred show such stock NJ cfoths casmsr-s,
under drawers gloves Stocks utssN,
IN before had the pleasure " exhibit
IN .t,s variety chespnrss which, together win the coup "a
,v.y present enable. him 10 OTTER unu
s,cie in his Toe OF aurhp
I'D style may be relied n-~r.
Merchant Tailor en- street, ID door from Tenn Avenue
SEN, o5--sfnwSwif
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ny-owing 10 unavoidable delay forwarding
A. funeral will place
late residence in city afer.oon in lieu 10,
a M. as heretofore announced.
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Now Fan and Wlu,,r Gooa.,


UOOE BROTHER Co, Penney avenue, between 7h
Ill
eiurens Of the cities OF Washington Geoyetown aad Aersn
surrounding counties Maryland and Virginia, and
OF French English, India fancy
dry goods, the most impotaions. They
Yer, elegant brocade silks, dark colons
Extra uch ocade SILK evening
Reh plaid silk, styles
FNua heavy plain pou, sole
Heavy wutered silks, all coiors
Real lrlsh puplDs, Ficby waiercd, all shades
! Very iustrour black slSs all widths
/ wiao Colosej ak vssets, shade
French Metino and Thibel cloths, variety
| French de lpine- drs~ns
| French de latest styles
/ Rich embroidered chemi cites with sleeves
Real Nalrnoicnnns Irce clcm,setteT
Richly embroidered muslin collars, and
Elegantly embroidered and lace erehisf
White embroidered Cauion slsws fromS to
Velvet ciuaks and mautllss styles
silk manuiias aud visiies, also
Real cashmere slayvis, long and
Real cashmere md hibct
Long aud and gloves
Baou's celebrated Md gloves every and shade
Black silk lnce- black End colored silk ffinges
Thread lacos and inserings, wide and
Muslin and cambnc faffiugs
Muslin aud oambrio nssrtinps and ed.ngx
Sash, neck, and belt nbands, Sc, sc.
Together with other entirely and desirable goods,
able and approaching which
will be made, purchasers
all tcs during the the most fashionable Styles The
prices.
sspti9-u
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Bunk Fdtiu

DUoIUNl NtFIs
The Niagara sailed to-day, with So passenger
and $685. 0OJ in specie,
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.N,ysY.pERs AND rax CONTRACT sYsrEm-Mr. Cfoswell,
bs Albany Argus Gen. Armstrong, OF the Washington
s'' H., Who has recently swopped' into u spaper
in this city, partners in what is called Laws
Tns Of Mail Steamers familiar 10 the readers Of the True
M. q, many things besides their utility, comfort
yenience .
We find the above in the New Orleans True Delta OF
A. NH inst So far as General Armstrong is concerned,
is utterly untrue,
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Maryland Congressional Election.

This election takes place the first "Wednesday (be-
ing the first day. OF October The following is the list Of
the candidates for Congress The canvass in the fourth
(Baitmore) district is proceeding with great spirit;
Democrats tPhlgs.
/ Il DIST James A. Stewart. Daniel M Henry,
Jos 5. CotiinaD, Ind
I'd VIM. T Hamilton. J. PndP Roman.
81 Eiwa,U Hammond.
lth /" w Pnkney Wuye. I. Yates Walsh.
5th Hiram Mccullough. Alexander Evans.
On card DJwIe.
Thomas + Bowie, Ind.
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nARPErINGS NIiflon.-Just received from
sale Of carpcpgs by Mess Wemerdinr Mount
choice OF Bfuels
pcstr English Brussels for and and
ingram Of which from the Auburn
and all partner
low rates. furnish prices the
ach o all In of such goods.
Also the bales 1874 width dgget pieces by
the yard.
Crumb rich style borders centres,
iue neutral colorod figures These goods
well useful the ia
IA i24y 1914 IA by IA, IA by BI, l64 by 1914, 1914 by
ia, 1874 BY 1874 and l94
ebae. Datc hemp carpering both entirely new, pretty
Goods which sold than cnrpcng win
FOR dining and chambers wiz be found ve
sirah
cease. rich French chntr plain eovefe TO line
uem
rch oicooed chnr for parlor windows
dsrnss and loops match. These goods elegant
stock furniture goods particularly clenss and curtain
materials complete and extensive than have
hitherto srh And feel assured that al 10
goods line BE- suited in
rooms VIII be the fault Of the customer, not
CLA9ETT n DODSON,
Of fennsylvans and 9th
Sen, 49,
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Bank Failure.
PHILADELPHIA, Sepr 2t-rte Peoples Rank, Pater
New jsrs y, siied Today. LIS circulation, tod
9 mall,
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frExAS Lard Agency. The undersigned offers hs ,,
agent ali sppssnna land IN Ief oat pa.
usy lands sno procare pa'en ~ ~. $50.
moierne known when informed Whe
!" ~ "''''' Aaa,,.. r. @. CATLrTT,
NJ, n-suaAco Daiias, Tesss,
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,,.Trr,uA movraoMERIP-a sequel to ..vvscous-
MI "a - Ny MAJOR Richardson. ] vol,
TAYLOR MAURY,
s.o, q, booksellers, oh street.
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lANEs L. EDWARDS, fste Co,nraiSssoner OF Pen
sicns, and snson smith, attorney atisw formerly q uTts ~
burg, New poft, have opened office Washington cry ot
the transaction of iness claims befo'e co n
tho executive departments n The general government ihet
se their unfemed attention business inst may p
Reference may members q ne las
Congress
Hotel, will he duly noed 10
Sep io--diy
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DoARDISG.-There street, 81 doo
Of 18th Of them suitable for family,
other for snrie person.
sept 21-sd
IARPETINGs, Floor Oii-Cioshs, C"rtsin Materials.
The subscribc hsvc pleasure % announcing tlo
snds End ekee~rs generally Of The cities u Wash
Georguwn Ale1snds and of Maryland
Vrgua they received, New Work Boston
packets i've and altogether he mot complete
uf sfurn dry good, o. description,
HesrLhg 70 he public the lead
INK articles u which they - snumcrate, WIS
pieces uspe velvet new designs
50 do tapvtfy BraeEels do rich
rs extra heavy English Brussels DO
rs do do de small figures
s bales patent English pfussels low priced
yard. tbrre ply cspetng Lowell manufacture
1900 d, do incrhn cafpstrg do do
very beautiful oil oioh whch viii be any
shape tor halls passRqss
t.tled Venetian, for and
20 dozen rtlif-rods all zes, and chop
% printed dtagret cloihs, non l0A 10 l6A
10 pieces very tiik sud wool cufiaia dc lame
do do wonied and cotton DO
do do worried damasks
Is DO DO union damafAs double width
do wofsied de Enes, for iprature
g Turkey-red casinerets
Is pairs richy embroidered la1e curtains
50 pairs embroidered muslin curtains
~ pter,s embroidered curtain mnsltns low price
Ije brass curutcee, from richest the cheapest
ToRster with all curtain trimmings fixtures Of the
I'll ~ which VIII he offered upoa
Purchasers cordially
before making their selections elsewhere.
HooE, BROTHER, co.
Sep ls divf