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LECTURES on THE ORDER OF CREATION
The reader is referred 10 a notice OF lectures on
tbjs subject, by Rev. II. b. Virgins, from Lona'"
Tbev will not doubt prove interesting
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~ Despite snow above and below the
Butchinsons last night has good house, and all
their songs were capltally received. We perceive
thattbey have advertised their last concert Tor Iuea
day night o. next week, when several OF their DO"
sorVs will be given.
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u On Monday evening, the first An
niversary Of the Addi'onlan Society viii be held "
the stuyvesant Institute.
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IT, We understand that the Hayes Con-
cert last night, was well attended.
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~, c.Ies Of Real Estate at Auction by
Aoiis 10 ithst 2ixl0o, $3.50
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LATE AND INTERESTING FROM MExIco.-The New Or
leans papers have advices from Mexico the I'd instant
The ambassadors OF Great Britain France, Spain
Russia and the United States, had addressed remon
srances TO the Mexican government against the unfair
OF the custom house regulations OF Mexico, which
made the imposts al Maia moros much less than those
exacted at Vera Cruz and Tampco To this, the Presi
dent replied that the matter before Congress- whose
members alone had the power OF changing the laws
The Mexican government had resolved sending
100 troops, with two pieces OF cannon, to Sonora, for
the protection OF company just organized for working
the mines in that state.
In Guanejuao property holders and traders have been
forced TO lend $4,000 TO the authorities
In the capital, M Ryera,F Sanulan, and J. Medina
have been sentenced TO death. and M Espnosa to six
years imprisonment for assassinating Mr.. Beistegrei
contract has been entered into by the King OF Bel
GUM and the Mexican government, for Transporting
so 900 Begans TO the interior OF Mexico where they
to receive lands to settle on, work for Mexican land
holders on certain conditions
From Durango than 10000 persons have been
compelled fee TO other States in consequence OF the
inroads OF the savages and the want Of grain 10 plant
their fields
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
TUESDAY MORNING, APRIL 20. 1902.


SEsArr.-Seyeral petitions were presented. praying
the aid OF Congress in favor Of the Collins line of steam
ships.
The French spoliaion bill passed-yeas %,
nays 10.
The deficiency bill was taken up. and Mr. Gwin spoke
at length on the subject
After an executive session, the Senate adjourned.
House OF REPREsEsTATrvEs.-The session OF the
House devoted for the most part to the further
sideraon OF the report from the Committee Printing,
made by Mr. German early last week. which was finally
recommilted to the Committee on Printing without in
structions; subsequently. motion OF Mr. Marshall, oil
Kentucky. the Speaker directed to appoint select
committee, TO consist of five members, to consider and
report on the whole subject OF the public printing.
Mr. Fickn also made Intellectual effort to bring the
House TO the consideration Of the Senate bill to prohibit
executions in public in the District of Columbia.
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nv a. aREKr. Aueslons.r.

rIotysEHoI ID AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUCTION
ii Wednesday the 2s instant shall sell at the residence Of
Porter ION, and Streets st.
Packs Church, excellent assortment OF furniture, viz
Rosewood, Gothc, and parior chairs
Mahogany french sofa, rocking and parior chairs
Do marble top table, dining and other tables
Do do bureaus and wash closets
Do French bedsteads, sidcboard and bureaus
DO divans, window curtains, aud shades
Cherry, maple, and trundle bedsresds
Wardrobes wsshstsnds lounges, toilet sets
China, glass; and crockery ware, among which arc
White r. O. dinner and gold band tes sets
Fine glass tumblers and chsmpaanes
Girandolcs sofia, hail and other lamps
Feather and beds hair and other mattresses
Large bedding, parior chamber, and step cnpss
Androns, shovel and tonEs, and Tenders
Cooking, alright, other
With a rood assortment Of kitchen requisites
Terms An sums under s2s, cash sS, credit o
sixty ninety days. satisfactorily endorsed bearing In
A.GkEEh,
Apl7-d Auctioneer.
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Sales To-Day.
BY j. c. MCGUIRE, Auctions

BY j. c. MCGUIRE, Aucttonesr.
VERY DESIRABLE LOT AT AUCrION.-On Tuesday after
noon. April 2oh at O'clock shall sell the premises lot
No. H. square No n fronting 10 inches I'D
running back LOG inches &c
containing 1,4i6 feet, or less.
Terms: Oneaf the balance in twelve eighteen
months, Tor satisfactorily secured, bearing interest
As. Q. MCGUIRE,
Ap le-2t Aucuoneer.
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soup, and translate at his leisure the tactics which
have given such force party that neither makes
makes peace but is content 10 make heroes dis
tribute the spos OF oce and pandsr to the spirit Of
abolition and disorder
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ARRIVAL OF tho Arctic -Four days Europe
Nsw York. April is-The American mail steamer
Artc arrived at New York Sunday morning, at
o'clock. bringing Liverpool dates TO OF the nh in
sant four days latter than those brought by the steamer
Amerca-hus making the passage in about ten days and
half She brings Al passengers and London papers TO
the 7ih.
The Artc sailed in company with the steamer Sarah
Sands, for Nav York. She passed the Niagara bound
east at 10 o'clock the morning OF the 10Th instant.
The ship Fanny Beane, from Liverpool, for Baltimore,
abandoned at-sea the nth of March n a sinking
condition. Her crew were saved, and arrived al Fal.
mouth England, April 5h.
The steamer ASIA arrived at Liverpool al 10 O'Clock
on the morning Of the 9th instant.
ENGLAND.
Parliament had finally closed lis session, but we find
little nothing Of interest among IFS proceedings.
The London Times OF the 18th announces the death of
Prince Schwarzenburg, Prime Minister Of Austria. He
died at Vienna on the 9Th instant OF appoplexy.
The war steamer Birkenhead wrecked at Simons
bay, Africa, the 2Sth day OF February She had on
board G3S men, chiefly achievements for the troops
the Capes or the large number only only 1874 known
to have been saved-leavng 454 who are supposed to
have persisted.
vessel arrived at Liverpool from Sydney, bringing
E500o0o in gold dust from the III Dorado, and the
miners were reported as meeting with great success.
FRANCE
The speech OF the Prince President Napoleon, as he
aud the general impression now is that all the threaten
ing and portentous features of the of affairs
having passed with the general approval years OF
quiet in store for France
The Emperor OF Russia has announced that he will not
demand repayment Of the fifty millions of francs loaned
to the Bank of France but demands security OF A per
cent. interest.
The company about TO establish railway between
Lyons and Sardinia have fully organized.
The Council of State is 10 Sit the whole year, except
vacation OF two months, when the committee
stead
La Parie. the government organ al Paris, warmly APP
proves the japanese expedition.
SWITZERLAND.
The government of Switzerland has replied to the note
of France declaring that they have done all they could
in the affair OF the refugees without sacrificing the right
of asyum. which regards the precious priv-
ege cviized nations Upwards of fifty refugees have
been expelled.
THE MARKETS
LIVERPOOL April 7.-Cotton.--Brown g. Shpley's cir
cnla that cotton, the sailing OF the America,
has been very dull at prices fayorng buyers The sales
OF the four days $1,000 bales. On Saturday fore
the market quiet and unchanged and the sales
OF the day estimated al 5000 bales
Money market.-The revenue returns for the quarter
were considered favorable, and had caused an advance
OF in consos, which closed the 9th at 9s5 90 for
money and account.
Foreign stocks firm, and foreign exchange I'M
changed Later accounts from Sydney bring prosperous
from the gold diggings and encouraging
mercial advlces.
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JAMES GALLAHER-
Why wander from our early home,
lmpelled by hope or fear
IIs choicest blessings here
Oar homes sweet. our frieads arc kind,
Our children hale and free;
s. And tina best OF land, We understand,
is'n the bend OF the Tennessee.
We envy not the frozen North
Its fields Of ice aud snow
We envy not the torrld South
Its suns empowering glow.
From scorching heat, from piercing cold,
Our happy CLINE Is tree;
And the best Of land. we understand.
Ism the bend OF the Tennessee"
In days long past. our fathers came
As pilgrims TO the West,
And reared their rude and humble homes
On thy fair bonnteous breast
While panther. vol, and Indian howled,
They fixed their choice on thee.
"Oh the best OF land, we understand,
Ism the bend Of the Tennessee"
Like olive. plants, in blooming youth.
Thy duleous daughters rise,
Adorned with charity and truth,
Endowments from the skies
How Oft they've taught the child OF wo
To keep Jubilee
oh, the best oil land, we understand,
Ism the bend OF the TENNESSEE"
How promptly, at our country's call,
Thy sons have sailed forth,
And in the bloody battlefield
Have proved their matches worth
Before their arms their invading Toe
Was forced TO turn and flee.
"Oh. the best of land, understand,
Ism the bend of the Tennessee! !"
Our sister States reheafse the deeds
OF many valiant son
or Taylor, Perry, Gaines, and Scott,
And honored Harrison.
We love them all, but can't forget
Our own tall Hickory TREE.
oh. the best OF land. we understand,
Ism the bend OF the Tennessee
I've wandered long, and wandered far.
Almost from pole TO pole;
Yet still the thought OF early friends
Il precious TO my soul.
Till liie's last hour, my tongue shall speak
Ia wsrmest terms OF thee.
"Ob, the best of land, understand,
l,'1 the bend OF the Tennessee T.
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Nv J. q. MCGUIRE, Auctlonc.r.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT AUCTIoN.-on Thursday,
April a. the premises, at O'Clock, shall sell those
valuable lots OF No.
33 situated and north, with ffon Of 81 feet
0fset sIsy.
very cgbly business private
dence being Immediate vicinity Of Pennsylvania and
Irving House
residue in equal inssnents Of
JAS. o. MCGUIRE,
Apl7--dts Auctioneer
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By JAMES G. MCGUIRE, Auction.e,

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT AUCTION TueSdn \,
April 20t the premises, at O'Clock, sell lots
No IL and 49, No fronting 40 feet
between 2o and 2 Streets with depth Of lis feet 30
alley.
Terms: onethd cash residue in equal instruments and
twelve months, with interest satisfactorily secured
JAMES c. MCGUIRE,
April led Auctioneer.
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oNrDER,s CHEAP WINE STORE, No. 10 valiant

SNIDER's CHEAP WINE STORE, No. 10 Valiant
y street, FOURTH Philadelphia Wines liquors OF all coun
uies importation and producers TO DO had
than other and furnished 10 members OF Con
gcss Washington city, shortest nouceegt paid
BY Adams's Express"
Sherres, Sparkling Champagne as
Maderus, Meet, extra
Clcquot,
Red wine Dinet,
Tenerifc, PeIruchot,
Lisbon. Hedsck,
Muscai, and many Others.
Froniignan, Sparkling Moseile,
y Malaga. Hockheim,
Ciarets all sorts, Rudeshem,
sauterpe, Marcobunn,
Burgundies, the largest stock in Philadelphia.
Brandies Of all Sorts
casks, demohu bottles, with cheap
aud very and old.
Irish and Scotch whiskey Monongahea Bourbon jamaica spirits
brandy blackberry and wild cherry brandie Scotch
ale, London porter and stout in bbls Of and dozen.
Hapana Cigars,
of Importation reliable quality hand
wholesale by the quarter box.
The establishment where all wines, &c., sold directly
from the original package in which imported
Hotels Country Tiade,
supplied wholesale and retail dmohn
Dozen package of assorted
Orders telegraph, limit guaranteed
be satisfactorily filled, or the goods taken back
familiar with all the principal
dung of Europe with best houses
there enable offer good articles cheap Call aud examine
JACOB SNYDER, IRIS,
Cheap Wine Store, No. 70 Walnut st. Philadephia.
Feb I2-dly
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by j. g. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer.

by j. @. MCGUIRE, AuctiOncer.
DITT5BURG MoNoNGAHELA WHIsKEY.-on Tuesday, April
Goth, O'Clock front Of rooms, shall
20 barrels
Pttsburg Monongahca whiskey.
monhs' credit, for satisfactorily
dorsed. J. q. McGUIkE
April l6--d Auctioncer.
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FOR HARPER's FERRY.
tpAiLY LINE.)

(pArLy LrsE)
TINE packet ensuing
commencing from this date between Georgetown and Harper
Ferry.
Leaving feoetown daily at D. M arriving Hsrper's Ferry
morning for the for Cumberland and
Winchester.
Returning, leaving Harpe Ferry at arriving at George
morning al O'Clock.
Georgetown, convey them 10 Washington.
Q7-Fare through, including board, 81 So
arH-dn
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Adjourned until tomorrow, al II o'clock.

NATIONAL TnEArRK. notwithstanding tho unfavorable
weather. the performance OF Aubers operate ballet Of
LA Bayadete" oleraby well attended The success
OF the Seguin Troupe aided by the de ballet brought
from Phadclphia, in pleasing tho audience. was une
qusllsd. Mrs Seguin Ninka. Miss Walters Zoloe,
aud Mad'e Theodore Fatna, were all appauded, and
It would be partial to bestow praise than the
otheral merit H. Mr. Bishop and Mr.. Segun played adj
mably The scenery, singing music and dancing, com
bned render the Baysdere decidedly the attractive
performance presented the Washington public, and
should be iberaIy patrooized We certain all will be
pleased The piece is performed again to night, with the
aerpece OF the "Jscobite." The closing scene oil lie
Bayadere /. one the splendid spec,aces ever pre-
scented the stage OF this city, and the corps ds ballet
brought hther from Philadelphia, appear in this piece
superior TO any that has hitherto appeared here.
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nECrDED BARoAINs.-opcned to-day
$50 pieces % yard up 70 " W,
.nted ali pure would invite particular attention 10 the
.,s. !. al and al well worth SO
40 pieces csmbrics aconet null musns, plaid mosns, and
rs paess more Of those plaid mun-, lsx per
no p,eces wide and6 fine table damssks
20 pieces medium table damssk
pieces Of those rse'oached coous, a cents per
yard
full supply of iowellings towels and napkins.
we would particularly solicit attention stock Of all kinds o
linen goods all Of which we warrant pure nen and extremely
ow prices
great all classes ofwhts soods,
as ambrics, musins, &C.
piece. asnn.. assorted from medium super
choice lot Of hack silks
70 pieces very cheap prov case linens, assorted
kinds goods boys probably better cob
lection than he usually found IN 7sr 4ssfa
With many other goods arriving daily.
Terms cssh. nple~ arranged n the
Good scse prices. and fair dealing be relied on In all
PERRY a BROTHER,
Ap i7-oaf Opposite Centre Market.
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WASHINGTON, April ~, H52
IN the petition OF Ezra Lommedeu, OF Chester
praying Of granted him for
double
augu years expiration said patent which
takes the day July eighteen hundred
my two, (24th July, 1857
be heard the Patent Office
Monday, dfh day july 1852, ~ O'clock
notified and show they
why said petition ought be granted.
extension required file in the Patent
Office their obecuons specifically forth In writing
twenty days before the day ofheang All testimony hed by either
said hearing be taken
Ia accordance with the rules Of the Office which will be furnished
application
Ordered notice be published National
gence Hepubc and Union Washington d. Inquirer phla
dephia, Express, New York; Journal Providence r.
Courani Hartford, and Daily bee, Boston,
for weeks previous the lh day
Of July neKt-the day Of hearing.
THos EwBANK,
Commissioner OF PATENT.
r. g. Editors the above will
bills the Patent Once, with containing this notice.
Ap 20-law3w
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pARAsoLs AND UMBRELLAS.

WE have largest psrasois and umbrellas
W N be found this York, which invite The
attention of ladies'.
rs embroidered and lined all coors
rs plain and embroidered, mi
100 psa'oiH, embracing everything and desirable IN ta
Ias umbrellas all styles and prices from NIX cents up.
worthy buyers and
solicited, Csrl nd examine for yourselves al
Z II wv % sf4rsNn 5N4 VERY 4 MIt,IERe.
Between 7h and sm streets, Opposite Cen,re Market
ls-1m
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supr.m. Court OF the United states.
MosDAy, APRIL 10, 1851.

No. IFS. d. d. Mitchell. plaintiff in error, Us. NJ. X.
Harmony The argument, OF this commenced
by Mr. Attorney General Cfittenden for the plaintiff in
error and continued by Mr. Cutting for the defendant in
error
Adjourned until 10. morrow, al II O'Clock
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nv >. q. MCGUIRE. Aues,om.sr.

VALUABLE LOTS AT AUcTIoN--on Thur.day evening NEXT
the instant o'clock will sell, in front OF the premises
No o3l, fronting 81 feet 4,h street
lilo South Ihey VIII be sold " feet fronting on su
street privilege of whole These lois the cor
ner Of tps square north Of Major Ho~e
Opehd cash balance In six and twelve months, 70
"o '' j. C. MCGUIRE,
ApT-d h"c"oneef
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msni of this bill, as an execution was to take place
here on Ffiday next ~HG -
But the SPEAKER ruling that The motion OF Mr..
STAELY for the suspension OF the rules would come up
hTsl in order,
Mr.. DEAN declined 10 withdraw his motion to adj
lourn. f
Whereupon the House adjourned.
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DOR se,.rseven building lots east of CAPITOL In
p13 fronting feet inches south said square
0a3 feet 10 inches OF the Shove
both fronts, ~ the southeast and containing
feet. These lot. beautiful shade In front,
with GOOD white rafting cedar fence sound
They win be sod the half cash.
the bssrce in one and two deed and dera o.
taken for deferred payments The s believed 70 be indput
@ sad not sold by the hfst Of May they viii then b. sold
\ auction the premises. W..t
Any through post once promptly attended
#f HN JAMES rowLEs,
Agent for renting and selling property.
April l7--dtistMay TIntel1
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The letters BY the Cunard steamer America. and those
by the "Arcte" Of the Collins line delivered here
yesterday simultaneously the former left Liver
pool four days before the latter. and bound to Bos-
ion, shortening the voyage al least day the Actcs
gain was therefore very great She also made the yoy
age out to Liverpool in II days shorter aime than the
America. though the latter started from Boston.
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UExAs GENERAL AGENCY -

TEXAS GENERAL AGENCY The arm Of Webb Duvsl,
CO., Austin, Ayrcs Webb, CO., Galveston, having
dissolved time since b mutual consent the business Is
continued by David Ayers In the city Of Galveston.
He sell and real estate, purchase sell,
claims, quiet land titles,
perfect titles lands
xes on sold collect
OF
all business pertaining 70 general agency He refers to
and Messrs
Jennngs Broadway; and Msssrs. A. g. Barnes Co. John
sreet, and W. O. snethen, Washington, d. Q.
propad) addressed TO David Ayes eaiveron
will be promptly attended 10.
GALvHsros, March l., 1852
March 9-d2ni
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NEW SPRING Goods Gentlemcn.--The subscribers
In opened full the OF French
cloths adapted the OF
approaching which they enumcrae;
10 pieces extra superior black French cloths
medium quality do do
5 super6ne blue do
priced black do
Is French cloths, embracing
cty Of beautiful shades
do style spring cassmeres
very hne black French doeskins
5 very and heavy black satin vsstinss
r. new style French Mnrseilles do
very M plain and figured white do
Also OF Gloves hafhose, sspenders, cravsts
cambrc handkerchief silk and gsuze merns
undershrs Nil OF which the attention Of loss
wishing make their spring purchases respectfully invited
.I. HooE, BROTHER, co.
Mar o3-swif
JUANTED-A coored do the cooking and washing
ola small family One who understands her business win hns
a good place Inquire AT this Office.
Mar i9-dn
VIVA .-eE Treasury Once,
RsLEroH, North Carolina, March -, 1854
CEAfED PROPOSALS. viii be
y purchase
OF North Carolinn
annually the
Mondays January and July in year,
general assembly said State, rln6ed January
please endorse their letters
- u. w. COURTS
Al Io-dtMaylo Public Treasurer OF North Carolina
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il ny William Maxwell Wood NJ. D., Surgeon ". =. N. -
Hints People upon Profession Of Medicine by william
Maxwell Wood W. H., surseoH u. q. ~.
Sir John Franklin snd the Arctic Rercns; by s'mnones
which Account Of the American Expeditions by Jonn
e. Lord, b. n. ...s. -,
Louis Ko..uth which sddsd his Principal speeches
by J. r. Herdsy. -
Tns Adventure. by Land and edited ~ James Bray
msn, E..U !. x q .....4...5 49,. :, 1880.
Dans Of Heroes edited by James o braymsn,
Exploring Expedition to California; by Lsn'snsa Colonel o.
Fremont.
silver Cup Sparkling Dopa edited BY NE, q 81 fgs
fhNNNh 'NtbOA'
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John III. BU rHMAN, Pennsylvania avenue, south
side, 9th received schooner
Bedell,, baskets Moet and
Alpha Cognsc, vintage 1915.
wbiskey. Ap 20-3m
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FURNITURE DRY GOODs-The following goods have
i Just been received, and sale
medium curtains embroidered In
Swiss muslin, style OF work, all elegant and
reasonable
Also | French gimp loops in white, blue and
white white blue and awp crimson and garnet and
other contrasts
gross style loop hooks, pretty and cheap
| do curtain cornices
| do do do pins
do French transparent shades elegant and reasonable
| do bun, white, and gray shade linen
style striped herring bone tied goods for carriage
Innings and furniture slips
case English French small figured chntres for
purposes. - ..,r-,, . n,r.o.,
Pennsylvania avenue, one door east Of 9th street.
20--3eoif
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sHAwLs AND vIsIYEs.

SiiAWLs AND yIsIT'ES.
WE up expressly shaws vsies
nantes, sc. The stock shawl viii be found
rs white embroidered shaw ranging in prices from s. to
80 plain white Grape shaws ali grades prices
so plain embroidered coored shawls
loo cashmere, beege, and mousline sbawis all styles
medium priced visles
Paris and New York styles.
prices they
materials We have also handsome stock Of ladies
dress goods.
Mar oslm shawl and visite depot opposite Centre Market
EMBROIDERIEs,~Se.
7s CAMBRIC bands
10 100 Swiss bands, very pretty
rs pieces cambria edge and insertion
100 pieces Swiss edge and insertion
75real French worked collars
ITO medium and owpnced eolars with undenecses, cuffs,
VERIFY MILLER,
Mar 2e-Im Opposite Centre Market
LINEN GOODS.
OK PIECES table damask all grades
SJ 80 dozen napkins
~ pieces linen sheetngs
IS do pillow slip linens
80 do Irish linens, all numbers
rs dozen towels
10 pieces linen buckaback
80 do Russia diaper
10 bidseye diaper
The above goods we warrant to &c pure ,nsni
Streets opposite Centre Market
Mar 2o-lm
CLOTHS, CAssIMEREs, AND yESITNGs
N PIECES French cloth, grades
~ 10 pieces black doeskin, some very superior
Is DO fancy cloths
30 do fancy cassimeres
Is vest shapes, pretty
pieces black
With underhts and striped hahose gloves
wishing Of the above description viii call and
examine our stock, which they VIII md complete;
Mar 25-lm Opposite Centre Market