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pRItATE PRACTICE.-Dr PLUME y
co. may be consulted, confidentaly, Tor tne
treatment of the following diseases: Eruptons,
Sore Legs, Ulcers, GlandIlar Swellings, or en-
iargemen,s, Syphilis, and all morbid discharges
whether recent or chronic. Also. all those COM
plants termed iemale diseases. The advertisers
invite Attentions to their chemical extract OF WIG
Flowers. which may be regarded as the very bess
article known, to give tone and y!sor to certain
abused aud debtatedorgans, as well as &c Tenosats
asysiem shattered By dissipation or other cause
Medicines securely put up, with full direcnons'
and sent to order. Post paid letters promptly ~
tended to. Office ON Franklin street, below Ex-
Richmond Viryini. fe9
II lCHMOND MANUFACTOkY.-h
~ Ing engaged the skilfai mechanic, RAi.
moND, arr now prepared to make Gold Pens 20
any pattern or size. and suit any hand also can
re point old Gold Pens. and make them equal 70
new, II not, no charge win be made, 81
HENRY HYMANS.
Manufacturer and Importer, 90 Main ssree.
Next 70 J. Gordons.
N. B.-Spectac1es made to order and sissses
nttod TO suit any sight in ten minutes; also, tae
Fountain Pen repaired and made 90 order aus
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MORE PIANO F0RTES--

So MORE PIANO FORTRESS
49, Ss3NASH e. WOODHOUSE are con.
RI Ia II Instantly receiving supplies OF Piano
sFortes from three of the best manu-
facturies in America. The character of the instru
ments which they offer is established and pur
chasers may safely rely upon getting good article
They furnish them at northern prices and a large
assortment may be found, varying from the lowest
priced good instrument made, to the most elegant
and costly.
Also for sale, beautiful and sweet toned Guitars.
of Martins make.
All OF which may be seen at their Book and Piano
Forte Warehouse, l39 Main street. Eagle Square.
lie 30
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csshsrins Hayes i going to caliior.
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- UBERT Il. BROADDUs offers MS servl
~ ces to the citizens of Richmond and the public
generally as general Collector Of Claims He
pledges himself to attend strictly to all business
trusted 10 his care. His Office is in the rear of Mr.
James r. Sutten's Office, in Law Building, Rich
mond, Va. my 4-6m*
EREsH WHITE sULPiiUR AND
L OTHER MINERAL WATERS We have just
received supply of White Sulphur Water, from
the Greepbrier White Sulphur Springs.
Fresh Blue Lick Water, direct from the Blue
Lick Springs in Kentucky.
Saratoga Water. from the Congre Sc Spring, Sara.
toga.
Oak Orchard Acid Mineral Water, from the Oak
Orchard Acid Mineral Springs, Genessee county,
New York.
This water is highly recommended by medical
men, and is coming rapidly into for various dis
eases, such as chronic affections Of the digestive
and urinary organs, and some OF the cutaneous dis
cases. chronic dyspepsia, chronic diarrhoea chronic
dysentery, chronic dinress, chronic cystius, dia'
betes, in cases of low typhoid eyers, in GONZALES
cence from protracted fevers, to excite the appetite
and promote Digestion piles, dropsy, &c.
Ordinary dose for an adult wine glass full, ci'
loted, taken three times day.
Pamphlets embracing its analysis, by Professor
Silliman, cpinious of medical writers, and various
letters as 10 its curative properties in certain dis.
cases. furnished grasuitousiy by INV
je21 Sic Agents for the State of Virgins.
fsNHE SUBSTITUTES have associated
n themselves ter the purpose OF conducting in
this city, Tobacco and General CoRlmis-
sion Business, under the Firm OF KENNETH d.
DUDLEY, and respectfully solicit year patronage
Our business will be exclusively Commission
business; and experience OF twenty years oy
our senior partner, in ae:ive Mercantile life in this
city, and determination on the part OF both, TO
promote the Interests o our friends, viii, we hope,
secure to liberal Support. We are prepared
to make the usual Advance on Consignments N
hand, and 10 purchase Produce DC On the CTS.
tomary tsrms. We viii occupy the large and
conmodious Warehouse, No II Public LaEding.
JNO. KENNETH,
JNO. W. DUDLSY.
Refer TO Jas Warwick, Esq., Jas Thomas, Jry
ESQ; Messrs Thomas d Sam'i Hardgroye, and
Sutton a. Winston
Cincinnati pril 18th 1850 lie ISM
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pNU.LiSt. AND classical. SCHOOL,.
~ The School, conducted by the subscriber for
the last eight years, in The Basement of the Uni
versalist Church. vii be re,opened on WE'D
NESDAf, the 10Th int, and closed on the 18th Of
July, 1853.
Fees for tuition, payable quarterly, will be $40
and $50
Sc $50 c. P RURRJJSS
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We extract the following from the Southern Press of
yesterday showing at least The view which it takes Of
its agency in the efforts which were made to influence
the decision on the public printing:
Mr Borand States understand that the senior editor
of this paper proposed him give the printing the
Union and Southern Press and that he refned He did
refuse to give it the Union all. in whole in part
We urged him TO do the ground that the Union
the organ Of portion of the democratic party and that
ton sgrecd with the southern-rig party nearly than
any other party part Of party But he ndsxble
la this refusal we differed from him. We thought such
arrangement the only that could be made under
circumstances with any propety. II is true, differed
fion the Union widely questions, but those
differed perhaps still more widely from the Republic In
telgencer, and some questions agreed with the
Union and the compromise democrats of tho North and
South"
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NATuosAL THgA The Segun Troupe performed RIOS
sins opera Of Cinderella for ha sixth time this week,
last evening" and full and fashona BILE audience IL IL
unnecessary commend the eriormeIs scenery the
Of this piece testiss ncontroverbly the excel
ience of both. piece called 81 Love and Specula
tion.n written by gentleman in public Office in this city
played Friday night, and was pronounced by
of those witnessed to be failure. Assduous
lion the drudgey OF clerkshp in the departments,
continually examining claims, cipherng about accounts,
making statistical tables and other figures stiles
dramatic and poetic genius. The avocations of clerk
and OF dramatic author somewhat incom patible.
Nevertheless criticism in the Republic of Love and
Speculation is somewhat illberaL Young genius, and
particularly young American genius. should be- encour-
aged and stimulated IL Is to be hoped Mr.. - will try
again Never gay fail"
On Monday night Aubcrs celebrated piece, La Bsya
dere." viii be presented. This piece fret produced
in English Drury Lane London when Mr. Seguin APP
nigbt-hat OF Ofour, old visier Indian Judge. Of
Cashmere Mrs. Segun appears the singing Bayadere
Ninka Miss Walters as Zoloe, the dancing Bayadere
Mis-, Reynolds leila and Miss Theodore Fatims
Mr.. II. Bishop Appeals Brahma, the Unknown and
Mr. Necl the Tchopda Ia order perform this beautiful
piece efectusy complete corps de bI has been brough
from Philsdephia, under the direction OF Mr. Schmidt
has procured valuable addition, the already exccen
orchestra LA Bayadere the popular Of all the pro
ductons Of celebrated author The plot OF tho piece
artistica Brahms god visits the earth in disguise to
find a woman who will love him for himself alone. lie
finds the object Of his visit in Zoot who Is beset by Oou
After many vcIstudes and trial. her affection being proved
is arded by his espoual OF her. and the Vser
sunenin music in the piece very fine and, with th,
by ia corps de ballet OF between thirty and
girls render the entertainment acceptable the pub
lie. The aiterpece on Monday is the dead Shot"
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We transfer TO our columns speech delivered by hi.
honorable senator during his recent visit 10 his home
Like everything else that have from his pen, il il
full OF sound practical He thinks the tariff could
be improved without disturbing its general principles
but has idea OF returning 10 the tariff of 1912, which
he characlerizes very justly wing measure, unequal
in its operations. and departing from that principle Of pro-
lection which, where il dscrmnates, should not tax III.
labor OF the poor man for the benefit of the rich.
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BY an arrival New Orleans advices have been re-
ceived from Havana to the 18th instant
terrible fight occurred the city Of Havana on the
nh between the EogIish and American sailors. Quite q
formidable number OF them arrayed on both sides
They fought desperately with knives pistols, bIudgeons
stones and other missiles Several killed on both
sidee and many badly wounded
50 desperate had they become, that the authorities
found IL necessary to call out the military to preserve
order and qus the disturbance At the latest accounts
peace had been restored and many Of the offenders arrest
ed and Imprisoned for trial The quarrel originated partly
in drunkenness and partly in consequence Of fead or
icna feeling gotten up snong the dispu,ants.
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Late from Caisforni..-ArrivsI" sierra Nevada
The s,exmer Sierra Nevada arrived at New York al
6 o'clock on Friday evening from San Juan, with ESQ
passengers and 100000 in gold.
The steamers Winfield Scott, California, Tennessee.
New Orleans. and Constitution, with numerous sailing
vessels. were al Panama. all bound for San Francisco
Prices OF passage 10 San Francisco were very low and
passengers scarce.
The advces from California are TO March nth There
were symptoms San Francisco Of serious difficulties re.
garding Sonora. French expedition which left for
Sonora short time ago. for the proIessed purpose OF
making gold dscoy cries, was really bent revolu-
ionzing that country, and establishing independent
government with idea OF being annexed TO the United
States The Califopans much annoyed at this
movement and talk Of getting up expedition Of 900
Americans drive out the French. The inhabitants OF
Sonora are anxious TO be independent
No further serious damage is apprehended from the
food, the waters subsding.
A duel was fought at Sonora Costa on the 18th be.
tween David c. Broderck and Judge Caleb b. Smith
Sir shots were exchanged without injury 10 either OF
the parties.
The papers are klled with accounts o. disasters Three
men-John c. Anziens OF Kentucky, John B. Summers
OF Ohio, and jeremiah r. Goodwin OF Wofboro', New
Hampshre-died a, Contra Costa Of eating poisoned
mushrooms
position TO the bill recently passed in the house. relating
to contracts of labor with Chinese emigrAns The bill
was denounced intended introduce system OF qun,
slavery, and outrage upon the rights OF the Amer-
can labore The bill passed the house. after violent op-
position. by vote OF 30 yeas to 20 nays II is thought
that the bill will pass the senate or II does thai
the governor will veto it.
Mr.. Van Buren, had introduced resolution in the SEN
ate approving the compromise measures.
The clipper ship Northern Light was engaged to pro-
coed to Acapulco after the passengers of the North
America
James Stewart, Of Tennessee, was drowned at Twists
Flat.
The steamer Tennessee brought down $4,000.
Northern intelligence makes il almost sure that the
schooner Exact from Oregon, has been lost, with all her
crew.
The vigilance committee met at San Francisco on the
evening OF The 10TH at which $50 members were present
Their proceedings were necessarily secret
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
SUNDAY moRsINe, APRIL Is, 1853.

Gov y. PAlsss, Newspaper Agent sulnos-
lied TO make collections i the cities Of Bosloa
and Phsdsiphs
Subscriptions tss required BY receps
regarded His odees areBosson Congress
New rork Tribune budns Phsaelphs,
Third h Chestnut Streets
90 Mr. O. w.JAass No. Harrison street, Cincinnati OHIO 10
general travelling yoas
IT, DENT, Dr. J. A. WAps~oRTH, ALEI H. LAWS, JAass
sAsoHp DR. Lori EDWARDS, M. L. wIsEaAE and o. A. Eo-
CONN., HEHHr M Lswrs, Of Montgomery, Alabama gen.
era travelling the States OF Alabama
sisted by his sons, James o. and samuel ID. Lewis.
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P. J. STEER. MERCHANT TAILOR,
EaghA street, fhird door from the .frsrue,

-, ~" 'FFt", HHlFd 'ooT JFoH Nf T''""'i
& Weasure 10 notify hs customers, members OF Congress,
na strangers soournins Washington that he has Just
he North with full and stock Of gentlemen
The stock cmbrsces many very bcsuuI styles
l smeres and vestses, Ac, elegantly adapted 10 The
49, 700 numerous ~ paricularxe which will afford him
sws 70 show all who favor him with caIia Of which
to make up in style Of elegance unsurpassed here
nuemens furnishing srtclessuch fne dress shoulder
49,. new patented sricc-wsrsned 20 NJ better than
out stocks, cfavsts, scarf, ties, collars, Cloves
&C., in great variety and Of The best styles and qanl
Mar 0s-hnw3wif
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BY J. G. MCGUIRE, Auotioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A HIGHLY-IMPRovED AND vALU-
able farm BY virtue of deed bearing
July, 1850, recorded ber A. No. IL foos
Gas the subscriber will sell public sale,
Wednesday, the 2lst day Of April instant O'Clock the
OF j. c. MCGUIRE, Of 10Th aud
all that piece parcel osnd lying ahd being
in the county Of asingon, in the District Of Columbia called
Pretty, Prospect, formerly owned and occupied by Mr. Lemuel
Middleton, containing l25 ers, with all and
gular the buildings, Improvements and nppurenances
north Of Georgetown Rock Creek, about
three miles from Wasngton the Tenaown road The i'm
ola welbui double frame dwelling
house, with all the necessary buildings.
acres which ofrch land, under cul
tva0n, balance woodland The farm has front OF
ourts mile Rock Creek from which has
mulated large OF creek depostes valuable
The farm has large and valuable orchard OF APPLE
peach, fruit and each field IL supplied with
from failing sprngs The house and grounds
beautiful and command view Of Wash
ngton snda and Potomac unsurpassed for It's
beauty.
will be One half OF the purchase be
and the balance equal six twelve and
eighteen mons for notes bearing interest from the day Of sale aud
by deed Of trust the IL the terms OF sale
complied with within six days AFTER The SALE The property wiz be
risk and OF the purchaser All conveyancng
cIpence OF the purchaser.
CHAs 8. WALLACE,
Trustee.
Persons desiring place by calling the
p''eA J. C. MCGUIRE,
Ap4-3tawhds Auctioneer.
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nv >. g. MCGUIRE Auess.~-.r

VERY DESIRABLE LOT AT AUCrIoN,--on Tsc.dsy ansr-
noon. Arr aoh Al O'Clock shall sell on the premises lot
spd and running hack los feet i.ches feet s'sy
containiag AIS feet, less.
Terms, sr tweive and eighteen
Jas. q. MCGUIRE,
ApIA-9t Anctoneer.
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ny J. G. mcGUINE, Auotionecr.

ny De o MCWUIftH, AUOt1OnccT.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON PENNSYLVANIA
avenue.-Trustees sale.By virtue OF
the District oColumba, sitting of chancery
premises Monday, April %,
SUBJ OF lot No. No l6i, improved by three
story brick house.
subject ground Of $50 per
Tho property side Of
avenue, between 9th and 7ih
Terms One fourth the residue In l2 M and "a months.
from deferred payments
tina notes satisfactorily and
ratification Of court payment
whole purchase aad before the trustees win give good
and sufficient deed
by order Of JAMES "A. CHAPMAN,
NATHI r. CATLETT,
Trustees.
Jas. @. MCGUIRE,
4codAds AucuOneer.
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VALUABLE UNEMPLOYED PROPERTY AT AUCTION --rru.
teas by order of the Couu u chancoyon
April premises, O'Clock M shall eli los
Mes. s. o, g., TO- III a. - H. i5 10, H. 49, 49, ana 10 IN
square No ss4 situated Delaware vssas svenaes
OF the Capitol
cash the in Ia o ana "a moats
from day Of sae, deferred psymeGt 10 be 90
Of and
nnl Is6cssion Of such by court
whole purchase money and not before good
will be given. tHeN.t
Jas. A. CHAPMAN,
NArHL r. cATLErT,
Trustees.
J. Q. MCGUIRE
Ap 4-eohds AucioneoT.
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WASHINGTON CRY, d. c.,


GENTLEMEN: enclosed this morning TO the Hon. Mr.
Borland the official report OF my speech in the House oil
Representatives the subject Of the public printing and
requested explanation of his remarks in the Senate
yesterday. far they related TO myself, and
ceved from him the following satisfactory reply. which
you will oblige me by inserting in your paper.
With respect your obedient servant,
X. II. STANTON.
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- FOR RENTThe large and desirable brick dwelling
I'll house. corner Prospect streets George
own. u commands besnifa view of the Potomac rive,
ali country. and good win
~ moderate. Apply Pearson, Brent Wood g. w.
rsso his bsskina Possession the LIST Of May
Apta-ec6s
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Msssrs. DoNELsos & ARMSTRONG.

WARRINGTON, April IT, 1852.
DEAR SIR Your note OF this date by hand OF Hon.
Mr. Mason is before me.
As my remarks in the Senate yesterday, to which you
alude will be in the Globe OF this morning. beg leave
to refer you to them for what said upon the point
about which you inquire
The report OF your remarks from which read pas
sage was from the lhleiigencer, and had not seen
the Globe which you send me until after had spoken
Perhaps should not have noticed your alusion TO my
self in the matter referred TO had not my name been
introduced certainly did not understand your alusion
to me intended TO be offensive, did take il
Nor. indeed did l understand ii a. asserting thai
would have given the printing to the Southern Press.
Coming out. however, on the subject. and about
the time. with the article in the Union and the
remarks Of Col German, apprehended that. unless
disavowed by me. the impression might be made upon
the minds OF those who did not kaop my position that
favored the claims OF the Southern Press and was its
advocate on The committee. As you will in my re-
marks in the Globe, my allegation, that anything was
/" false" related to its intention or effect OF placing me
in that position.
| am very respectfully, your obedient servant,
S0L0N BORLAND.
Hon. r. II. STANTON, OF Kentucky, u. $. House OF
Representatives.
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VALUABLE UNIMPRoyED PROPERTY AT AUCTION
Trustees sale, BY order of the Court Of ohsnceyon Thurs
day, hpI ~ eo2 ca tho premises O'Clock, shall
sell lots Mos 8, 49, 90 u aud 70, square
NO $40 Situated ON Delaware and street, south Of the
Capitol.
Also, lots Nos 49, and H. square No CAS- Delaware
nue., between q aud II south.
Terms onelouIh cash the residue in 49, 49, and "a months,
with interest from
BY notes Of The purchasers and
ratification OF such payment
purchase and before and sufficient deed
given.
JAS A. CHAPMAN,
NATHL r. CATLErT,
Trustees.
J. q. MCGUIRE,
Ap 4-eokds Aucloneer.
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The great amount of congressional and other matter
which is pressing upon us compels to postpone for
the next issue OF paper several editorial articles
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once Gas IAght Company,
Wnshinrtou. April IL. JB'

Washington, April IL, 1874
DRoPosALs writing will be received BY The undersigned for
die containing Ills
feet large building bmery occupied by this
company manufacture and snscd at the corner Of
Louana The tank and gasomee are
from sale, but all the remainder Of this valuable property Is
low offered for purchase j. r. BROWN,
ApIg-eodaw Secretary.
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,,rN.D's TONIC MIXTURE, that great, wnn.slinx
lever and agoe and indigestion, guarded by the wi
VA . .ass and A. Gray, Washington, ID. e.
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DICH DRESs GOODs.-McLAIN MARRY win this day
open Of and fashionable dress goods embracing
plaid. shades
ich styles berrgs shaiy plain and figured popcps
article berege all qualities styles and colossmong
tapestry which would
particular attention Of the ladies' Lawns, all prices
prints Purchasers will be well
stock before supplying hcmse else
where the selected with in tho
quenty determined sell low, for cash, and cash
only. .uu.nnv
Mar Q1-eo2w and 9th
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oPECIAL REQUEsT-Tbe subscribers avail themselves OF
u hi. mode who
not with them, which have been standing Tor
III months longer and make early
meus as we want the money for all claims due.
CLAGETr, NEWTON, MAY, a co.
An
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DIED.

Suddenly, On Saturday morning. I'M, MARC CLAvAUx,
the year Of ~
His fenxs acqusntances
Monday, 3oock, on his residence 9th street,
East CAPITOL ssss-
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nY-Jsekooa. Dem0crattc AssOciasi0n.--An sdjourne
needing M Association will be held Democratic Hall tiat
"AdelrSs Theatrs'D on Monday evening nert ash inst
An IL J, ID. HOOVER, President.
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THE Steamer GEORGE WASHINGTON win de-
i2S coach fare,
making the trip for pleasure, boats
Three coaches leave Northern Liberty Market
h street, coach ALEC leaves the Capitol IN ., H.
~, AK, *, snd O'Clock.
Leave TX, o. II, ~, IN, ~ and O'Clock
Jon CoRsoN,
Mar I'D Captain.
ma CyFIC MAIL arEA MBH1P COMPANY.--A notice hsv
appeared Saturdays papers The idea
senrr provided with responsible agencies
Of u deemed proper
Oregon Panama, At las, dss
Of for and ths
California; Reymbi
Ga and Copfion In the service Of
be al Of the month.
by order VIM. n. DAVfDCh, Secretary.
NEW fosr, April 2, 1852.
Az s-dtnf
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MISS JENNY BUsK the Of announcing that she WI
nj i've Csusi's Saloon Tuesday evening April %
Jenny Busk win be assisted by Mr. Ke the eni~en' pianist,
n sd
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7 VOWS KATHAIRONi-A valuable discovery
Ii pseservaiio and growth Of the hair
Also, Phaon's chemical basam.
Bany's uicopherous, and frcsh supply received
The preparations sold
prices.
Also Babbu shaving cream Babbus sytherean
toilet
All OF the preparations may found uniform prices
STEVENS'S
An 7--seodi Sales Room, Browns Hotel
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THE BEST KINDs--Reeeived TO day
table diapers and damask OF the best kndal widths
and warranted all linen
pieces beens~, assorted widths and qualities and
cheap
plaid eaubcs and muslns choice patterns and quail
k.
50 pieces dne camhric mu.lins and jaconet
50 pieces fine black Apacas and bombszinrs
pieces scotch diapers and toweiDgs
10 pieces wide black silks OF the glossy kind
with other and desirable goods
Terms cash, uncss arranged 10 the contrary.
articles prices, and fair dealing be relied on In all
cases. PEhhf bhoThbh
March 3l-Iossof Opposite Centre Market.
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PARAsoI~ AND UMBRELLAS.

VI have stock Of and umbrella
SIDE Of New York, which invite the
ieulsr attention a ladies.
as emhgosAerea pasasols, all colors
rs plain ard emksodered, without lining
parasos embracing everything and desirable In III
line
las umbrellas, all styles and prices from an cents
o buyers and call
solicited. Csi and examine for yourselves At
YERBY MIILERa.
Between nh and sth Streets opposite Centre Market
Mar 2S-im
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