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no OWNERS of Lands In Texss.h gentleman in Virginia,
who and lawyer desires toremoye TO Texas
season. would like become the agent for
country, with view 10 bring them into
market.
amy small capital and IL DESTROYS engaging in
agriculture The most satisfactory testimonials OF caPac
integrity his general acquaintance such
enable him considerable emigration TO Texas.
ANY swne would he inclined avail himself
Of placed In correspondence with the
and gel suitable responses by addressing posi- paid
VIM. GOUI.DIN,
General agent and collector, Richmond, Virginia.
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, NEW Route q PItfsburg, via the baltimore, Sus-
gushanna pennyirania RaroadThrough 10 Piisbus
express will leave Calvert station daily
Statea Washington
m. connecting with the fast line at Mddletown J.
irving al Harrisburg nj IA, M, 10 dinner.
The train harrisburg for at 2, arriving
Athis point have the option Of
taking Johnsiown thence by packet boats
Stages direct from Hoidaysburg Pusbprg.
Tickets will be sold the following points by This train, TO
York. whghtsvc, Columbia Marietta Middetown, Harrisburg,
Port Mestown Perysylle Lewown, yeystown, Hunt
ingdon, Holidaysburg and Pttsburg.
with the Cumberland Valley rnlroad,
through Carlisle shppensbug Chanbersburg and
other points this road.
For passengers from Washington
OF the will be at the
dep OF the Baltimore Company the arrival Of
morning receive the baggage which VIII be
ROBERT STEWART,
OctI-dn Ticket Agent
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NEW Fashionsbie Tailoring EstabIishment.--H. y.
IN LOUDoN CO, mems and tsors, Hotel,
Pennsylvania avenue have just opened their
selected stock Of goods
cloths casscres vesngs, and furnishing generally.
Army navy marine, and officers will find
reputation Of their respective prescribe
An experience years In legitimate tailoring, and
Of goods desire pease with the cash
protect customers against prices Inducements that
offer, and most respectfully solicit patronage
Nov 1s-d3m
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United states Patent once,
a

February II, Ioo2
IN the pet,on James, OF New Rochelle, Kew YORK,
praying of patent granted % MIN oi an
nom ir
patent which takes place the thirteenth day oil April
A. d. 1852
II ordered petition be heard the Patent once on
Monday OF April N ~ O'Clock and all persons
notified appear show any they hava why SAID
petition ought not 10 be granted
Persons required file in the Patent
obecons specifically set forth in writing twenty
All testimony filed by either party
used at hearing and transmitted in accord
Office which will be furnished ON appca
Ordered also this notice be published the National Intel
gencer Republic, Unon Washington, d. u; Phliadephia
Inquirer Philadelphia Pa Providence Journal Providence n
Pttsbug Gazette Pittsbug Pa Express New YORK ~ ~ DAILY
Daily Journal MILWAUKEE, WIS., once
successive weeks previous The 18th day OF
April neat .muos r,y,.x-p
Commissioned of Patents.
papers please copy and send the
ONCE, with paper containing this notice
Feb l3-law3w
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New Fall ANA winter Goods.


nOOE BROTHER, CO., Pennsylvania avenue, between 7h
III received and prepared offer TO
citizens Of Washington, Georgetown add Alexandria,
counties Of Maryland and Virginia, full and
FRENCH English and India fancy and staple
dry goods of be imporaions. They name
Very elegant brocade silks, dark eolor
Extra rich brocade silk for evening
Rich plaid silk, styles
Extra heavy plain poult de sole
Heavy waeTed silks, all colors
Real Irish poplins, richly wniered, all shades
Very lnsrous black silks all widths
French MeIno and Thbct cloths, great variety
FTench MOI LANES, designs
French de eossc, latest styles
Rich embroidered chemifetes with sleeves 10 match
Real Valenciennes lace chemiseites and cuff
Richly embroidered muslin capes, collars, and caps
Elegantly embroidered and lace trimmed handkerchief
White embroidered Canton shawls, from SO 10 S75
Velvet cioaks and mantllas, STYLES
Silk mantillas and yisites, also new styles
Real cashmere shawls, long and square
Real and Tbb~t scnrfs
Long nd short sewing silk mits and gloves
Bajious celebrated kid gloves, and shade
Black silk laces black and coored silk fringes
Thread laces and insertings, wide and narrow
Muslin and oambhc rulings
n cambrie nserlngs and edgngs
Sash, neck and belt nbands, &C, &c.
other entirely and desirable goods, suit
approaching which weekly add
purchasers be assured Of finding,
fashionable styles at the lowest
prces.v - u.-
Sept io-n
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WILLIAM u0HNEu,
TTORNEY At LAW,
Lancaster, Grant county, piseoasin,

(Llrs rauourrE COUNTY, vA.,)
WILL attend Grant, Dane and Iowa counties, and
The federal supem. Madison lie will give
prompt and particular collection Of claims, the
Of lands and the payment OF taxes o
non re sident IAndho.ders any part OF the state.
Refers 10 Foote, u =. senae Hon James NJ Mason
n senate. Inmnn Homer esq Waucnon Mcssrs. Knox
Mason, attorneys law New York Professor w T. Homer
David nusley esa nessrs X. w. Welsh, Philadelphia
Messrs D. n Crooked John Kason attorneys al law - Louis
Missouri Aplg-Iawly
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The steamship Columbia will ply, In connection WIN he
San Francisco and ports IN oregon
allowed $50 lbs personal baggage e MOI
Gee ingi u IN 10 cubic feet
Cbagres 40 cents per loot ana Ho
Panama 10 San the of Sloo per ton 80,
freight passage apply al the once OF the eompapy
West New York city, M " Ropr-hi''
Janl Cd 3m
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nANC1NG ACADEMY.-EIrst Course.-Mr n N : .ppp
has the honor washnetop asa,
and Alexandria, hia of ~, H.
will commence Thursday November room
George Thomas Psrkes south side
between 9Th and 7 hotel
Days Of tuition Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays.
All the fashionable dances will be introduced and
f4-dn
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lie aUINoEy,s Literary Reminiscences,2 vols Ian,o,

NE QUINoEy's Literary Reminiscences vols. tano',
IL being vols Of the uniform edition OF his works
Motherwels Posthumous POEMS vol. .
The Vision OF Sir Lnunfa poem BY Jsmesfusse Lowell
Ruckminsef, and o. MS SON heY JOS
Stevens Buckminster; by Eliza nnckminser Lee vol
Brief Practical Trcatse Mortars with an seconn o. me pro
employed public works IN Boston habor by Lieut.
VIM n. Wright, w. =. Engineers.
This day received for safe by - . ..,.
Septic BOOKSELLER, near YIN street.
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JAMES L.. EDWARDS, late Commissioner OF PEN
Smith, formerly Of Ogdeps
burg New York opened Washington city
before
departments OF the general They
business that be inrusted
be made members Of the last
Congress.
Hotel, will be duly attended TO-
Sep 1O-dly
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~ HOOE - Co., WhoisseIe and Retail Dealers I'm
cMpeng, moor oil cloths, curtain
shsetng, blankets house goods
Pennsylvania between s s,rees
D. G.. '', - ''s"fi
Aas 2o-n
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ATTENTION.

The Nsrs and Richest Wnter and Early SPfng Goods fer Gen
uemsns
rHAS. A. SMITH n CO., No. Old House, Boston, beg
invite gentlemen visiting Boston ar.
which has been selected by
peence buyer from the principal England
Germany and France, and imported TO order.
English Venetian fur Labrador
proof beavers fine cloth finish beaver, Whtneys Dues,
French kosuth reversbean entirely
For dress and fock CLOTHS from celebrated
makers In French German and English Of and beautiful col
ors and nch and superior finish.
Panislooney and three styles
each, Of such and
most refined and exquisite taste.
Cutting departmentWe have different cutting depart
who for skin and acknowledged by
have competitors.
We the Inducements shall
call will selection Of goods
which surpassed egualled in similar
this other city in the Union,
All Of which win be manufactured with
it, style, superior workmanship, and trimming
cured ths and constantly
now enjoy and at prices that cannot fail 10 please.
CHAS. A. SMITH n Co,
No. l Old State House, Boston
Jan 22-2aw3m
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February 10, 1852.
IN the petition Of Patrick Magenn, of New
for the Of granted him for
the dyeing from the
said which takes place twenty h day April ID.
1852
IL ordered that the said petition be heard the Patent Office
Monday, OF April u O'Clock,
and all appear show
have, why said petition ought be granted.
required file In the Patent
Office their objections specifically forth writing at least
before hearing All testimony filed
be the said hearing
cordancc with the rules the Office, which viii be furnished
plicaion.
Ordered also that this be published National
Republic and Union Washington, D. C. Philadelphia
qurer Philadelphia Pennsylvania Providence Journal Poyi
dence, Rhode Island; Express, York,
Boston, Massachusetts, st. Louis Louis
Missouri, week for three successive weeks previous The
10Th Of April next
n. G. wEIGHTMAN.
Acting Commissioner Of Patents.
p s. Editors OF The above papers will please copy
bills the Patent Once, with containing this notice.
l7-faw3w
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EDWARD X. COLLINS u CO.,
No. IS Wall street. N. Y.
BROWN SHIPLEY, CO.,
Liverpool.
H. @. ROBERTS n CO.,
IS Kings Arms Yard, London.
JOHN MUNROE Il CO.,
% Rue Notre Dame des VICTORIES,
Paris.
GEO. DRAPER Havre.
The owners of these ships for gold
bullion jewey precious stones OF metals unless bills oil
therefor and the value teeo therein
Sept 5-dly
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Eott Rent, the large and con,nodtous house In the
a hrs ward occupied by the Brazilian Minister,
For terms apply to Cen 0rauot Sir Buildincs,
sept9l--eodu lintel,J
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Life IL within tho reach OF altThe celebrated
Ii physicians, Brothers and Gray, have finally
themselves the city ofwashngten after having
knowledge and having
among the Indians for the purpose getting thorough
OF themselves qualified alleviate
ard cure complaints family subject We
promise all who favor with call that Wilt with
out question, their complaints
and and speedy cure The Doctors
wholly vegetable and prepared by themselves We
guarantee the complaints,
have originated how long standing
cancer Refer be had
persons living In al the western counties Of Tho States Of New
York. Pennsylvania Canadas &c. wo having been
die by The faculty. hearing OF and ayang themselves OF
SKILL been restored TO heah Diseases successfully treated
Office the following dyspepsy constipation piles scroua
rheumatism, bonhi erpelas, letter scadhead dropsy NIL
Diseases diseases Of tho skim lungs, stomach, bowels liver
Kidneys, spine, &c.
Office south street, opposite the Smithsonian institution.
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THE BANK OF THE UNION, In Browns Marble
Building, IL for the exchange
general banking business
RIO. u, GALLAGHER, President.
z. w. M.psH, Cashier
Dec 16-n
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LII wIDrHs.-How and for much lea. h,,
II the usual prices
20 pieces medium and low priced "a table damaSk yer R
patterns ~"
pieces hne 1914 tabs anask, rich patterns
40 table napkins assorted and pcs.
30 dozen beached and brown doyles
so dozen assorted dAnask and Huekabaek towels
20 pieces tOwengr, all knds styles, and prices
so pieces Irish linens, " all pure for shining
20 pieces fine linens for bosons and collars
100 pieces hne bleached shrting eoltons
Win many ota OF desirable goods Ia line all which %
sold very cheap for the mcnthF.
Terms cash, unless arranged the contrary,
Good articles, low prices and fair dealing may be relied on
cases. PERRY BROTHER,
Jan l5-swh Opposite Centre Marksl
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Dec. l2-d3m
u. p. MILLER,
of Virginia.
G. w. YsRBy,
VERIFY q MILLER,

Pennsylvania avenue eth and 9Th streets, Washington, d. Co
WHOLESALE and dealers foreign aud domestic staple
and fancy dry goods, carpets, mangs oil cloths, table
and piano bed Spreads blankets sheeng and houseur
nishng dry goods generally.
stnct, prompt, personal attention given TO orders.
27-lyf
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: uvor WALKER sstu practise law In the Supreme
court United States and attend 20 the prosecution o.
elams arnin u the government Address washington, Dc
lb-U
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pr,E,rrsu HOUSE LINEN

lust received general OF these very heavy duta
aud ap goods, 81, o. and 1914 dice, diaper and dama
Of the mandatory, %, la, ia, l24, aa -
which will be found the heaviest goods Of the knu
In this market and Of German pillow anu
The above win be their durey. Prices y
CLAgErT 4 DoDsoa,
Dealers in all kinds of carpets ainps oil cloths, RUS s
materials and house furnishing goods generally
Of the Of Ninth and Pennsylvania avenue
yunp
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NOTICE IL hereby given that all accounts ~
~ upon OF the late firm Of " huph ,sh H.
together with those Of our present viii be made up 20 NC
either hy note or
change business which took effect upon the ny o. s
last renders essentially necessary that ~ open
closed expiration Of the present half year co.
June pf-2wif Hoot, bhoihhf
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North side Of apsaue four Of Third street.
under Gadsbys Hotel,
DEGs friends the eiiizena Of Washington,
ID Georgetown, Alexandria, the public In general also members OF
Congress- the city that his stock OF cloths cas-
and vesDgs, large and complete Although does
$4,000 worth, IL sufficiently large ior all good py
other
District goods that all perfectly new
all of this falls importaon which will be made TO order
surpassed equaled
by any other establishment In the United States
lie advance the highest price paid IN this city for his
work
Having employed establishment Of w. Brownne
having his special charge the diff
branch Of the cutting department known 10 our trade and Civ
ing satisfaction, prompted by desire well
he naer himself that he will be able TO please all that
him with heir which lac earnestly olcs
NJ OF fancy goods
Shirts under Shirts crayais, stocks snpchdes
mans wardrobe.
Nov e.
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Military Asylum.

NOTICE such persons be entitled the
the act OF Congress- approved March 1851 TO found
a Military Asylum, SC, viz;
All soldiers discharged soldiers Of the army Of the United
sates regulars Of regiment battalion Of
ues who Mexico, who disabled
wounds contracted in that service and in the line OF
their disability incapable OF further mill
service soldiers and discharged soldiers Of the OF the
who have served honestly and faithfully In the
same for soldier discharged soldier
NAV funds Of the Military Asylum since
passage found the sameMarch e5accordng
who have been disabled by disease
wounds Incurred OF his rendering him incapable
military service and peHone Of wounds
Incurred in the military service though contributor the
funds OF who, during the period he voluntarily
Of IT, shall transfer his pension the
Military Asylum building has been provided IN THIS city ior
their accommodation. -
No descr,er mutineer habtuaI dunkad win be admitted
iont snch evidence the
sons shall sufficient authorize his admissions do the
PROVISIONS found Military Asylum apply to United
who shall have been convicted OF Ebony
other dsgaceu infamous crime oil cy nature since he
shall nave been admitted Of the United soes
Applications received into this institution will be addressed
Rrovet Captain Schuyler Hamilton, u - A., Secretary TO the
Board Of Commissioner Washington ID. O.
Dec 05-3taw2w
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SEyENTH SemI-AnnuaI Trade Sale OF Cnrriages.-
This sale will take place Wednesday morning. 2ith March
half 10 O'Clock Chinese Philadelphia
and will both Of the extensive saloons Of that caacious
building.
s no top wagons arranged large ballroom,
second
The stock carriages be sold this occasion will be the lar
offered auction In the United states embracing two
hundred light vehicles manufacture of Dunlap Co.. Fagc
Co.. John Merek Howell Sparks j. D. Doughty and others Of
acknowledged reputation
new carriages catalogue unless
by the makers that purchasers rely securing good
article.
Open for exhibition the day previous
Purchasers from distance informed that there viii be no post
ponement account Of the weather.
ALFRED NJ. HARNESS,
Auciioneer.
Auction sales horses carriages and harness held at the Ba
opposite throughout tho
establishment private sales of carriages
kept believed the in the United
States Feb 6-2aw3w
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articles, such as

HOUSEKEEPING articles, such as
III French China dinner and
Iron China dinner, aud toilet ware
Ctockery ware every color and quality
Cut and pressed glassware looking glasses
Fancy hardware, lamps, and grandoles
Table cutlery, and table ornaments
JapanI ed goods, plated ware
Bfonzed ron goods, Albaa and britannia ware
Cooking utensils Of almost every description
Wood ware, ware, baskets, brushes, &C..
extensive assortment OF housekeeping h
worthy the attention those about furnishing
decidedly their Interest 70 call and cram
Inc a,,,cle. ana nrcss w. BOTELER,
Nov ls-oaw3w Opposite Centre Market
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a. ~ q. A. ARMOUR,
DIAPERS AND T.aILORs,
No. 800 broadway, corner OF Duane street,
a L. - Ia

.qbore The Trring House. Nsw Port,
rapEcTFUY offriends and tho public TO
assortment OF new spring goods, ohe newest patterns
yhich best and most
fsb,onnbe their usual moderate prices Fresh cloths,
nassueres vcsng Of imporaons elegant light silks
~, y.sts OF Paris cmbroideries.
ore su employed In this
and wascons Each de-
complete itself Army and navy uniforms made to
and despatch, and In the most approved man
strangers this metropolis will find this establish
on yc,hing and perfect ~ always insured
waIsTeoArs.Theae elegant waistcoats that
az much admired Case Garden, have been awarded the
Grs, premium by American Institute at their late fair
Feb I5-dm
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al lna Pounds Choice Goshen Butter just received
0U,UUU New York Butter Store No " Han
oversize Baltimore.
the above been collected with the gfeaieft
expressly for hotels and families use during The winter
am prejudice justly exists against packed
been imposed them as Goshen
houses in New York. who possess superior
diaries from county,
sending supplies regularly twice week. feel
article thai will suit the most rened
taste delightful flavor until spring Hun
realized the virtue OF my butter NO
spared all All goods delivered IN The
free charge.
Also pounds very choice apple cheese All VIII be
as Iow rs In New York by the fey packages.
All goods bought and sold for cash. II . .,,
BALTIMORE, Dec, IL, 1851.
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SAIONA saie.--This beautiful farm-the former
residence OF the Rev Wm Mafs offered for SALE II Is loca
Virginia, miles from washington ~
c. contemplated plank road leading from Fairfax
Georgetown, and adjoining the farm Of Commodore
high state fcultyaion wen
with living springs well fenced plenty OF timber WIN
The buildings consist of brick mansion "
by 81, wing attached which make 2US feet fronts stone farm
house; sde spring houses brick school house
house, 60 by go with basement in good repair
aud Q remarkably healthy.
LAsaLry Fairfax county, Va, Dec !, 1851.
Dec. 3-law6w'
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United states Hall Steamship Consp~ny-Ine only
Through California and Oregon
iva cHAeREssl
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vIT AsfurGT0g SEMINARY, ID. C.-The evening English
caa mathematical school OF this institution win be oen
every night except Saturdays aud sundays from o'clock M 70
o.
The English comprises practical nstuc
lions In the reading the formation and Improvement
style eocuon and the several kinds o. public
together criticisms various Distinguished English
writer's of prose and verse.
The department devoted explanation and analysis Of
ain authors and composition, enabling the student
abort time ~ read with facility.
The comprises the study OF arithmetic, book
keepinr geometry surveying gononetry and calculus
Nov f-iw SAMUEL BARBER, President.
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w. II. DuvaII, Merchant Tailor,

W. HFF'f'f''' H"''"'f
(La,s firm Of Lusby & DuraH,)
WOULD respectfully friends and the public that
he has just opened large and vnred assortment OF fall and
winter goods for gentemen's wear, fuch as
Cloths cassimeres vestng the approved msnue
and styles
Merino, silk and shirts and drawers
Hosiery, cravats, penders gloves
Umbrellas, dressing gowns, &c,
his customers AT the lowest cssh
rates lie rolcp liberal share Of public patronage.
location oppo@tehs former stand the National
Hotel, Pennsylvania avenue
Sept 97--3aw3wif
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Anew Root AND SHOE sToRE.-The subscrib

ANEW moor AND SHOE STUWE.-The subscriber has
taken and elegant stores recently erected y
north side Of Pennsylvania
ma bc,c.n Y and 9Th he intends conducting IN
boot and shoe bushes. engaged The
Mnrseas who, - well known, has
himself high and whose attention viii be
manufacturing Of boots and shoes
would OF the ladies the beau
elegant Mr. Maens gaiter boots and shoes
we have selected great beautiful Of French
and English leather silks and an, which viii he made up 10
order n NJ. = usual beautiful style,
In addition mandatory, have selected with great
care in New YORK Philadelphia and Baltimore, all Of the most
Of description all OF
which we particularly attention Of the public generally
oct - .oiw J. NJ. JOHNSON.
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IN conformity 10 Virginia Of 1892 f9l, section G
all whom II that
pears certificate Of the escheaio Of the county o. Page
dated December, 1851, received into the Land
Once the OF January 1862, that by inquest hedon the
29 day Of December, el lot OF land containing hurry three
Page county adjoining Gideon C. Bubaker, Philip
Long &C. which sckler died seised found
cheated 10 this Commonwealth. . ....n
y. n. PARKER,
Ian 07-lawGw Register Land Office.
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no MAKE no On In order that may room io,,
supply OF spring goods selling our stoel -
winter goods at extremely low prices,
100 black and coloed ebay long sbaws choice style,
2O pairs OF blankets, comprising all common "a az.
superfne, great bargains
$50 choice ns cloths and cassimeTes
styles and prices, The black French cloths eassus
in the lot very fine and cheap
rs richly pointed ciotli piano aud table
100 pieces white fiannes, from 2o yard 6ne
20 bundles gentemen's woolen cotton, meno, silk under
shirts and drawers
pieces dggeis and ermb cloths, handsome pales =
low prices
Our stock bombazines apacas ,nouenes meaos and All
other knda OF mourning goods, well all Com
pete, and prices proyehialy low
100 pieces English and French merno all prices and
We offering bargains in all kinds Of eooed and t
silks.
Is pieces ladies " habit cloths, assorted coors
pieces white satins
100 dozen ladies' kid gloves, assorted coors
900 pieces white cambrcs and niuins, at all prices
pieces heeng pillow inens all linen, all width.
100 pieces cotton sbeetDgs assorted with other d
goods in line all u which, bear in mind, viii ne
markably low prices.
Terms cash, unless arranged to the contrary.
Good articles low prices, and fair dealing, be relied in an
PERRY X BROTHER
Jan l3-3wf Opposite Centre Market