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A M u s E Nj EN- rs.
n ATIONAL THF.ATI
Farewell benefit of Miss JULIA DEAN.

SATURDAY EVENING, January "a,
Will be performed the popular Drama of Luz
CREZIA BORGlA. Lucrezia Borgia, Miss JULIA
DEAN. Dancing by Miss ANNIE WALTERS.
To conclude with the admired Comedy of the
LOVE CHASE. Constance, Mis- JULIA DEAN.
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drriroi of me Steamer Cambria.
HALIFAX, January 22--9a. m.-Jhe steamer Cam
bris, from Boston, arrived here at o'clock this
morning.
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HoRRIBLK DEATH.-A Mr.. Blakely, of Iowa, was
lately burnt to death by being caught in a prairie
on fire near ST. Joseph, Missouri.
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Lair from !coofn FL

ST. LOWS, January 22.-Ssnta re sdvices 10 the
second instant confirm the report Of the murder Of
Brandt and his family by the Indians.
Large discoveries Of silver have been made
Taos.
The Indian depredations arc becoming more
freoucpt
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BALTIMORE, January 23-4 p. IN.
The weather to- day has greatly moderated, and
the mercury rose, about noon as high the freez
ing point which lie the highest it has reached in
the last ten days. The wind has since vecred to
the northwest, and it is becoming colder. Tho
harbor continues closed with ice eighteen inches
thick, and troops Of skaters are to-day gliding
over its icy surface.
We have received no further Intelligence OF the
ship Flora Mcdonald, which is frozen up down the
bay The ice Is so thick that the Relief the only
ice boat we have. 10 not able to go out
There is no local news Of moment TO send you.
There has been sales Of flour to-day. Grain
is quiet at previous rates.
Saiss at the baltimore Stock Board, January %.
900 Baltimore and Ohio X. r.. bonds, 1854. 90
900 do do do do 1875. . .s9l
shares Franklin Bank. ............1l
~ shares Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. e.. .63l
30 sharcs York and Cumberland Railroad. is
200 shares do do do time rs,
IS shares do do do IS
81 shares do do do time 49,
At the board this day, Maryland Sc closed at l05
bid, 10t asked Baltimore Sc, 1860, 100 bid, l03
asked do. 1870, 1927 bid, 100 asked $780, 1881 bid,
lO4 asked; Baltimore and Ohio Railroad bonds,
1867. S. bid 50, askod; do 1875 So bid 30 asked:
do shares, 60, bid O. asked; York and Cumber.
land. - bid, IS. asked.
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New OsLrass, January 20-By an arrival here
this morning VIC have advices from Vera Cruz to
the ltth instant The recent disturbances at the
cities Of Mexico. Pueba, and other places,
suppressed without much difficulty. The country
s now quiet.
The steamer Empire City arrived here this morn
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nook AND JOB PRINTING,
or xvksY DEscaIPTIos,
krscutsd afths O6ies Of TIE Republic,
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90 The Annual Charity sermon viii be
delivered in ST. Patrioks Church to- morrow morn
ing, 25th, at II O'Clock, by Rev Mr.. Lynch. Of
Georgetown College. Jan %
Or Rev. DIR. Root. OF New York city. L.
expected 60 preach in the Congregational Church,
on 5th street, tomorrow at II a. m, and 81 p. m.
Jan %
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THK FGDERALIsr.-Dr. Francis, in his speecb
before the Typographical Society Of New York re-
lated the following snecdote:
"While on this topic. the decrease n Hamilton, ]
may stste an anccdote, the import Of which can be
readily understood. 1t was not long prior To the
time OF his death that the and authentic edition
Of the Fsdsai,d was published by Geo. y. Hop
kins. Hopkins tod me Of the delicacv with which
Hamilton listened to hs proposition 10 print new
edition of thcee papers They are demanded by
the spirit Of the times aud the desire OF the people
said Hopkins. DO you really think, Mr. Hopkins
that those fugitive esays will be read, " reprn,ed
asked Hamilton. We'll, give me few days 10
consider added he. 'Will this not be good op.
portunity, General II > rcoips Hopkins. TO revise
them aud il so, TO mako perhaps alterations, il
cosssry in some ports" mo. cir; " reprinted, they
must stand exactly at first; not word OF altors
ton. comma may be inserted or left out, but
the work must undergo no alteration whatever
"a few days elapsed, when, on the next inter
view, General Hamilton agreed to tho reprint, with
the express condition that he himself must inspect
the revised proofs. Not a word ever altered
You think something OF the papers, says Homil-
ton to the printer Mr.. Hopkins, let them be is-
sued. Heretofore, sir, have given the people com
mon milk; shortly hereafter, sir, shall give them
strong meat"
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AnT

THE MISCELLANEOUS WRITINGS Of Judge
Il Story, edited by his son, William w. Story
vol. svo. For ssle by
Jan "a FRANCK TAYLOR.
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OHIo-KossyrH RKsoLUTIoSs.-The resolutions
which we published the other day as having been
adopted by the House of Representatives of Ohio,
were rejected by the Senate, and the following have
since passed both bodies
"I.solced, That the war in which Hungary was
lately seemingly overcome was struggle In be-
half of the great principles which underie the
structure OF our own Government, vindicated by
the bloody battles Of eight years; and that
not be indifferent TO their fate, whatever be the
arena in which the struggle for their vitality goes
"Rssolced, That an attack in any form upon
them is imphedly attack upon us-an armed
intervention against them Is in effect insult TO
us-that any narrowing Of the away of those prin
ciplcs is a most dangerous weakening OF our own
influence and power; and that all such combina.
tons Of kings against people should be regarded
by now they were in 70 and, 30 far as cir
cumstances will admit the parallel, should and will
be 30 treated.
"Rssoiced, That we arc proud TO recognise In
Louie kossuth the constitutional governor Of
Hungary, the heroic personihcation OF those great
principles; and that as such, and in token AND
pledge of our profound sympathy with him, and
the high cause he so greatly respects, We tender
him, in behalf Of two millions OF freemen, a hearty
welcome to the capital OF the State OF Ohio"
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The Great Invention Of the Age steam
Supplnnte Il Gas Trin phmntl

Sold by Apothecarics generally.
Jan 3taW3m
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ruEsAPEAKEA AND ONO CANAL RONDa
u for sale. Land Warrants wanted. Checks on
all the principal cities for sale by
June 2b--u CHUBB. SCHENCK co.
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FOX CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS
PRESENTS.

tIntclligencer and Union.l
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miscellaneous Local Items.
THE CITY CHURCHES

THE CITY CHURCHES.
All the leading and thors ughfares Of New York
piesentcd an appearance Sunday morning which was
at once lively and grave. Thy were crow led With
the fashion ct the city vending their way to wor.
ship in the I'D churches upon returning from the
various watering places Vigorous with renewed health
and animated with placid devotion the head. Of FAINT
les came lsadinc smiling and hsppy children hear tho
word Of God The young and The old the aged notron
ard The blooming maid the sage grand.ifc with his
sapeuine descendants, ill went forth humble them.
selves Mt the sltar ami thank Provideucs for his
continued merees and fsyors As the respected pa or
of each congregation foi ward to the reading desk
on assembled the pulpit the calm light Of his eye sent
soothing inhu to every soul each felt as II nj
home again from a weary journey.
The church Ct the Rev DR.. Typg-St Georges Second
svenue-wns opcned at ten o'clock Sunday morning At
nine the of the extensive schools attached 10 the
church thyonged by the recruited sunday scholar,
to the number Of about two hundred They presented
most pleasing appearance The male and female child.
rem were dressed with great aud looked healthy
ana happy. The teachers at their posts and ne
sumed the care Of their little hoeks At the conclusion
the lesscns the scholars marched in decorous order
into the church most brilliant congree ton was
fembled here end the building always grand presented
an imposing and venerable appearance The choir
in excellent organization and The third four IL afl and
sixth yerses Of theeigy seventh select psalm
dercd with great effect The morning service read by
the Rev Mr. Tying son II the Doctor and the gospel by
the Reverend Doctor in person Dr. fyng then aeccnded
the pulpit and preached most eloquent reasoning and
cossong sermon from the twenty eighth verse Of the
eleventh chapter Of the Gospel or 50 Matthew Come
unto me oil We that labor and heavy laden and 1
will give you rest" The Rev speaker dweit forci-
bly, upon the heavenly unbounded and unlimited nature
OF the invitation given by incnate God to the peo
pie Of incarnadne5, or blood stained world This in
yitaon contained all the essence Of his agony and all
the fruits Of death and passion to man within itself
Come unto me, Is the loving invitation OF Christ ron
dered perpetual by the teachings CT his church through
the influence Of the Holy Ghost 1t IL plain universi
and complete no curse Ia hesped upon the soners
head; no wish to crush the broken reed exbihsd ht
the soothing rest OF Almighty pardon a. oro;sed h ~
bot t6S WIN his r6&d of di, 10 God himsrs II Il va
find no need OF intermediate duplication no vsnt OF
viii worship no necessity Of virgin sdorstion NO req uirs
menI o. sa'n'iy 's'eryec'ion TAI UglE 81 s,l.a.
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Supreme C0urt-In Chambers.


SrrT f-.fppicaiion far Injunction -Sepor Don Gar
ca T,Jsda Of Nicaragua contracted With the govern
tent Of Nicaragua in August 1851 to deliver 600 mus.
kets within six weeks TO be purchased in New York.
Mr.. De Forrest afterwards admitted partner aud
sent TO New York to make the purchase The govern
ment OF Nicaragua were to give to Dir Tejada in
two drafts on the Ship Canal Company for IS coo each
which MIR J White. then in NicaIa aqua. In the
OF the company Ms their agent, agreed the company
should accept. These drafts Dir De Forrest ought
New York for acceptance and they were by the company
accepted. De Forrest returned with the and 1t
Il alleged presented false vouchers aud statements to
their cost He has since failed and the fraud being de-
tecttd Mr. Teada now makes application for order
iestrain De Forrest from dposns Of the drafts he being
ut present. in New lorto negotiate them One falls due
On the Goth inst which the company il ready pay and
will pay TO Deforrcst unless he Il restrained from col
lectDg the drafts Judge Roosevelt granted the sppca
ton restraining De Forrest from dposing OF the drafts
and to show this day week why the order should moi
be made perpetual
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American Bible Society.

The regular monthly meeting of the Board OF
Managers, was held on Thursday, the I'd inst. DR..
Thomas Cook was in the chat r. assisted by the Hon
Luther Bradish
-Four new auxiliaries were rec ognised-one in
Wisconsin, two in Ohio, and one in Illinois.
Communications were laid before the boardby the
secre tares from different sections Of our own coun-
try, and from abroad. Letters from Texas and Ore
gon show the progress of the Bible cause in those
important portions of our land. A letter was re-
ceived from La Ponte, on Lake Superior, in regard
to the progress Of revision of the New Testament in
the Ojibwa tongue; ALEC an interesting letter from
Rev. Homer B. Morgan, at Thessalonica in refer
ence to new edition Of the Hebrew Spanish bible,
the former edition being nearly exhausted, one
from MIR. Williams, Of Canton, and another IRON
Rev L; B. Peet, Of Fuhchau, China, relating to
the Chinese version Of the scriptures; another on
the same subject from Bishop Boone.
Several new agents were appointed; one for Ala
bama, one for Arkansas, and one for the northwest
portion of Missouri.
Numerous grants Of books were made In various
lapgagues, as IN Portuguese, Danish, Polish, Span
ish, and French, as well as English. for home and
foreign wants, with two entire Bibles 5or the blind
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Marine Affairs.

ssfFty Ma. SriPsoN We have tbs Qualification e
publshpg the flowing letter from Capt Sawyer Of ths
bark Pilgrim arrived Mobile from this city detailing
his rescue of Mr. Simpson vine q passenger ia the
schooner Butte the 1lth ut, BY the bark
fssh and supposed to be lost The remainder Of those
on board The schooner succeeded in getting on to the
bark and arrived home
MoBILs, August 30.
EpfroR or New YORK ItERAip--
Dear sir.-August 18th at =. NJ, Barnagat bearing
w. W. distant 20 miles. fell in with a steven boat
nom which took man. who said his name was william
simpson native OF Baltimore and passenger ON board
sehooner Nathan Duffce (eosi laden from Baltimore for
fe tfer-thas on the evening previous into by
some vessel aud soon after sunk lie was tia water is
hours and knows nothing OF the fate OF The crew
tours respectfully.
j SAWYER, OF Bark Pilgrim,
v s. NJ 3 8. EMrlnr CRY, !
. OF sandy Hook, Sept 1853
Livery ocean steamer Is Link forged by modern ciyss
nc a binding firmly aud drawing closely TINS
social as we'll n the commercial world .t
Every commander, by whose quiet orderly anu eis
dciphne, his vessel il conducted with speed anu shy
ard by whose attentive. gentemanly and eaue.'y
IL bcnefactor deserving OF public ana grste'"
Judgements. o.,...s.
Ssch the undersigned passengers from PC. an1
Havana bound TO New York, have ounu ia IIspt ~.
Wipdie worthy in all respects OF MS nooe snip the
Fmpire City1 They will long remember the pleasure
~ ,h Mage a. hsppy as il has been short and safety
Feeliug confident that the travelling world wiz ever and
Z. found him We Join In This voluntary eKPf09-
sios OF our and good wishes wherever he Co.
uuder Providence entrusted with the lives OF his feoS
mea- lsgaed " tho passeoSe"t
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Supreme Court-SpccIai Term

AUG. 4.-DrcIsoN -Jeremigi Fan Rensselaer, and Inn f.
his M, rs. WWam ID. Wadaiagoa ard Nm II Harrison
A decree must be entered declaring the rights Of the
p8res In the capital of the fund in question including
the income since Ms. Wsjdingt ons death to be the
same as If The latter had made appointment in her
will Special directions may also be inserted to be first
submitted TO the Court fer its approval.
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NOTICE.

A T my mills CBuena Vista) 7 miles West of Oxford
N on the road leading from Oxford to Hillsboro, my
Woo! Cording Machine and Foundry are both in sue
cessfu operation. All those who patronze my machine
and wish their wool carded and first rate rolls must have
their wool we'll washed and picked clean of hurrs &c,
pound of Lard is required to 10 lbs of wool-the
charge for cardns will I've u cts. per h., weighing the
Rolls, fifth pourd of wool.
FOUNDRY.
am now Manufacturing Ploughs of various sizes on
improved pattern, and points which will be warranted
last from to three days longer than any in
in fact say twice long, also Tobacco Press
and ScreOS, both wrought and cast brass boxes to old
Screws, Shafts and NILS Mil Gearing, DC, of all kinds
if Patterns furnished and any casting required which
does exceed two thousand pounds in weight. All
orders for Casting Screws, &c. will be thankfully
ceived and promptly attended to.
Cash will be paid for old Castings Brass and Copper
my prices for Castings will be in accordance with North
ern prices after adding freight, &c.
Address Oxford, Granville Co., n. c.
J. H. GOOCH.
May goth, 1852. 57-w6w.
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Land for Sale, Stock, Go. sc.

TIME Subscriber, wishing to follow merchandising In
Charleston S. c.. will sell on the lst day of De-
cember next public auction. at Marion Court House.
South Carolina, fourteen hundred acres Of land and up
wards, lying Catfish Creek, about seven miles South
west of Marion G.. H., the road leading from that
place to Bennettsvie. Said lands highly productive
corn. cotton, peas, wheat, &C. &C. There is stream
(Catfsh) running through the land which would afford
much profit for MILL in dry time no other stream
will hold out. Saving would also be profitable here
There about $50 of this land under cultiva-
ton all of which has been cleared within the last nine
years. and produces abundany cotton, oats, wheat
potatoes rice. &c. The woodland is of fine growth
there are numerous swamps spreading through it, which,
if drained, would produce as we'll one hundred years
henre as they would now. Swamp land, when drained,
is the best kind of land in this country There is splen-
did new dwelling house the plantation, neatly pain
ted and pasered and all other outhouses for
farmer fences gates, and garden all in good repair
Also at the time and place, will be sold two
match horses, mules hirysx head OF cattle, eight
mich COWS, yoke of oxen one hundred and twenty
eight head of sheep, hundred and seventysx head
of hogs and variety of household and kch-
en- furniture Also, farming utensils, sixty bags of cot
ton weighing from $50 4l0 each-l 200 bushels of
corn $50 bushels of peas $4,000 pounds of fodder g.,
900 pounds of hacon aged from two
| to rs years and a variety of liquors.
Terms of Sale: All sums under $685. cash-al over,
five months credit with good security will be re-
| quired. II. JONES
lime % 1882 926-
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NORTH CAROLINA
MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY,
RIA ZIG H, n. c.

RALEIGH, n. c.
THIS Company has been in successful operation for
1 more than five years, AMI continues to take risks
upon all classes of property in the State Except Steam
Mills and Turpentine DisIeries upon favorable terms
Its Policies cover property amounting to $4,000
OOO large portion of which in country risks; and
its present capital is nearly Six Hundred Thousand DOL
lars, in bonds properly secured
The average of Insurance upon the plan of this
Company has been less than third of per cent
per annum all grades of property embraced in its ope
rations.
The following persons have been elected Directors
and Officers of this Company for the present year
DIRECTORS:
Jos. G. B. Roulhac, G.. w. D. Hutchings, Richard
fmith, John Primrose, Henry D. Turner, S. w. Whit
ing, 7. H. Selby, of Raleigh Geo. McNeil Fayette-
vile, Joshua G. Wright Wilmington, Jas. E. Hoyt
Washington James Sloan, Grcensborough, John Cox,
Edcnton, Joshua Boner, Salem, Joseph H. Pool,
Elizabeth City, Michael Brown, Salisbury, Alexander
Mitchell. Newbern, w. N. H. Smith, Murfreesborough,
A. B. Williams Charlotte, John b. Barrett, Milton, and
Fl. t. Sunny Asheville.
All Directors authorized to receive applications.
\ OFFICERS OF THE COMPANY:
]. G. B. Rouhac, President,
Henry D. Turner, Vice President,
Richard Smith, Treasurer,
]. G. Partridge, Secretary,
John H. Bryan, Attorney,
J. Hersman, General Agent.
S 55ss S H s$sS Committee
All communications in reference to insurance should
be addressed to the Secretary, post paid.
]. G. PARTRIDGE, Sec'y.
Raleigh, June FL. 1852. al
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NOVELTY WORKS,
WEST ST., RALEIGH, NORTH-CAROLlNA,
s1LAs BURNS. M@ u PROPRIETOR,
June 20, 1852.
BUILDER OF
Steam ENGINES & General MachimiSt

Steam Engines & General Machinist.
TNHE above establishment has been in successful oper
alton about year, and has turned on: OF the
baEt STEAM ENGINES and SAW MILLS that have
ever operated in this any other State.
Orders solicited for Steam Engines and Saw Mills
Mill Gearing and Machinery of every description to be
completed during the Summer and Fall. The improved
condition of the Raleigh and CASTOR Rail Road will en-
able fill with dispatch and punctualiy all orders
faler the LIST of July.
The following certificate will show the character of the
work executed at the above Works:
AuBRY, Cumberland May Is, 1852.
Mr.. SILAs BURNS,
Dear Sir: Our Engine and Mills, made at
your Shops have been work nearly two months, and
fully expectations. The ENGINE, to FINISH
and STRENGTH, PERFORMANCE and DURABILITY, i'll
feor in the State of the class made here
or elsewhere. The Mills run with a smoothness and
speed truly astonishing In ordinary saving cut IN
common sized log, foot in 81 seconds Is feet per
minute We have run, however, through an ls feet log
in 80 seconds the of 80 feet per minute, ty
running the top speed fully believe can cut 40
feet per minute. The only objection we have heard
urged is it takes many hands to haul up logs and
carry away lumber. Yours, &c,
JONES & BARBEE.
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q 100 REWARD will be paid for the ap-

100 REWARD will be paid for the ap-
I'D wv prehension and securing in Jail, that I
get him, my negro man WILLIE, who ran away
from my plantation in Brunswick county about the LIST
of March. Willie is stout black fellow 26 years old
about feet 10 inches high, would weigh about 70 lhs
has large feet and ankles good countenance, is quick
in his manner of speaking is very plausible and is civil
and polite and has lost of his front teeth. He has
been about Mr. A Meningitis plantation in Frank
lin county, who owns his mother, and also about Raj
eigh He may also be in the neighborhood of Averas
borough, in Cumberland county, where he has brother
hired to Mr.. Simon Goodwin. Willie may attempt to
pass himself as free man and carpenter.
Address ut Smthville, North Carolina.
JOHN H. HILL.
June 18th, 1852. 9A-wsw.
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MEDUSA,S HEAD

Whose shining hair changed to Kissing S n the
presented most terrible appearance TO al "u IN
Goddess Minerva whose deeprooted vengeance oid.n
than in the long
Ringlets of Cetos beauteous daughter Ge goni
If Inn;,e Rrain lived in this age, her passions "ou
1,5ophtII have taken a different turn, II she nau
looked upon the unfolded beauties of the
MARYLAND STATE LOTTERIES
Az presented to the public by that enterprs9g
firm, the truly fortunate and far famed Lot
terry Agents and Bankers
PYFER & co.
No L, Light street. Baltimore Nio'
And have observed the praaca workings OF 81
that has for its sole aim the Happiness oil the "olu
While it exhibits the microcosm the arlm anu
of the Nineteenth Century.
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SPRING AND SUMNER GOOnS
FOR 1882

SPRING AND SUMMER GOOnS
FOR 1852.
~ H. & K. S. TUCKER are now recs;r;.
w their extensive and well selected STOCK of
Staple and Fancy Goods.
to which your attention is respectfully invited consist
ing, in part, of the following NO"''S'
Brocade PouIt de Sol Silks
Solid colored and White do
White Brocade Silks,
Rich Plaid Chameleon Silks
White and Black Watered do
Super Black Gro de Rhine do,
Figured and Satin striped Challys
Solid and Figured Bareges,
Fancy Silk Tissues
Organdi Lawns,
French Jaconets
Printed Muslins,
Brilliantes,
Plaid and solid Ginghams
English and American Chintz
Dotted, Checked, Swiss, Jaconet Nainso,t and
Tarlton Muslins, '''"' 0uu
Black Silk Lace Mantas
Plain and Embroidered Canton Crane Sbawls
Black Silk Lace,
French Worked Collars, Cuffs Cbemisetts and
Underseeves, anu
Swiss and Jaconet Muslin Bands
ScoIloped L. Cambria and REVERE stitched HdLf
Swiss and Jaconet Edgings and Insertings
Real and imitation VaIencienes Edging
Ladies and Gents Kid Gloves best quality.
do do Alexanders Silk Gloves
Rich Bonnet, Neck, and Scarf Ribbons
Silk Fringes, Buttons, and Trimmings
french Working Cotton, Linen and Cotton Floss,
Sc, SC, &c.