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Vote Of Thanks.-At the Leaders Meeting o.

MKendree Chapel Station on Il. Church) held last
ning it resolved that the thanks of the meeting be
turned to the Northern Liberties and Franklin engine COM
panes for their prompt aud successful exerons to
MKcndrec Chapel during the fire which occurred by
Sunday night last june IL
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The Citizens of the Northern Liberties residing
the Third Ward requested to meet at the Northern
Liberties Markethouse this evening at o'clock, to
slider the proprey of concerning plan for aretng the
progress of incendiarism. june IL
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WALTER LENox, Mayor.

AN ACT to refund TO Fifth Ward onehaf the expense
of laying certain flag footway.
Re il enacted de- That the sum of nineteen dollars and
cents and the hereby appropriated
from the funds of the Fourth Ward for the purpose Of
on the execution of an act entitled San act for flag foot
way Indiana and street north on the east
side of Sd street wes approved December the nfteenh
eighteen hundred and fftyone.
Approved, May d. 1852.
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The Anctinn Rnsinssz

1t will be perceived that Mr.. f. N. STRATToN.
who is well and favorably known to the whole
business public, has commenced the auction bust
ness on his own account in this city To everv
requisite qualification he superadds the ndvon-
tages Of twenty years experience in this line
Of dntv
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Ra- DIR. Roses Celebrated French SPEC
cifchis preparation is suited for the disease intended
and is free from Mercury, and never known to fail Price
sl-to be had Of K1we Lawrence, s. Butt, and W. II.
Gilman. june ITS
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AN ACT making appropriation for the improvement oil
Water street. in the First Ward.
Be enacted, &c. That the of hundred and thirty
two dollars be and is hereby appropriated Of the fund
the First Ward pay Daniel Linkns the balance due
him for grading and grayeihg Water street. in the First
Ward.
Approved, May % 1852.
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Bsas" The Democrats are pretty well over all
their forced enthusiasm and now they turn their
eyes toward Baltimore again, and pray that no
epaulettes may appear!
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RS- once on PennsyIvania avenue, south
side, between Four-and-a-halfa and sixth
streets.
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AUCTION NOTICE.

IE subscriber respectfully announces to his friends and
/ the public that he has commenced the Auction and
Commission business his account, and offers his
services for the sale description OF real and personal
property upon the most favorable terms.
With experience of twenty years In the various de-
parments Auction business the last four of which he
has personally known to the citizens of Washington
Auctoneer of the late firms of Dyer Bro and Dyer
MCGUIRE he deems it unnecessary say than that
his personal attendance be relied upon in all matters of
business and sales of amount cashed without delay
Until permanent arrangements be made for the
cepon sale of merchandise commission, persons
wishing to employ Auctoneer will please call at the
Office of A. Rothwel esq., street. east of It'll, where
during business hours ready and prepared to
answer the calls of the public. Respectfully,
June 9-df f. N. STRATTON.
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Ha~ We have in this region very cool weatI Ter
for the season--cool, clear, sunny, pleasant ca
Their
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nas" We have on hand large number Of COM
munications. Some of them shall appear when
we can find room for them-the rest, when pai 4
for as Advertisements
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A. Comics of the "TELEGRApH" may at all times be OBJ
tond at our counter the book and periodical store OF
WmII,M ADAM Pennsy lyania avenue, near AZ street.
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AN ACT for the relief of Evan Hughes.
Be enacted de-, That the fine imposed Evan Hughes
by B. X Morse ESQ., be and the same is hereby RENTED
provided said Hughes pays the costs OF prosecution
Approved, MAY ~, 1852
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DESIRABLE PRopERTY FoR sAIF

JNHE SUBSCRIBER has number of desirable LOTS and
l. several HOUSES in the city of Washington which he
will sell on reasonable terms. Aso-THREE FARMS two
n Virginia and one in Maryandboth contiguous to the
yity. JOHN L. SMITH
feb IL Attorney nj
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AN ACT for the relief of John Fletche


BE enacted de-, That the of fftyfour dollars and
sxtyseyen cents be and the Is hereby appropriated
out of any funds the credit the Fifth Ward John
Fletcher for laying flag footway the west side OF New
Jersey avenue street south, in the Fifth Ward
Approved, May %, 1852
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EsaSN The Wings of Washington City have a
duty to perform, if we mistake no Let them
be up nd doing.
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,1,ur steamer THos C0LLYEk leaves Washington daily
at 0 a M Alexandria "a Fare, round trip =; Alex
MEDIATE strangers and others visiting here at this time.
iune b-lw SAMUEL aEDNEY, Captain.
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aes- Strawberries in the Philadelphia ma rkets
ct eight cents.
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RS- v n PALM ar the American Newspaper Agent is
authorized to make collections for us in the clues ~ th
New York and Philadelphia, and duly empowers ~ M
advertisements subscriptions at the rates az fed ~
u.s. His receipts will be regarded rs payments s Ia
are: Boston, Congress street; New YORK IrDune paiu
ing; Philadelphia, northwest corner u h'io "n'
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NEE SEE FIRST, THIRD, AND FOURTH
PAGES.
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LoNG-iCo1IINa October /, 1851.
This to certify that Mr. j. Naylor has gathered clover
of sxteenacre field of mine which has been pastured
two months with ten head of cattle, and produced six
bushels and half and peck of seed gave him two
thirds for gathering and cleaning think his machine is
frstrate and all tie purpose that is intended
NEHEMIAH NICHOLSON.
The following points out the profitable nature of the
Harvester:
KRAUsER's PATENT CLOvER-sEED HARVESTER
We have conversed with number of Farmers and they
of opinion that there at least 5000 in each
ship Camden Gloucester county, New Jersey Admit
ting but 1000 it is said that each will yield
from IS to bushels Reducing it to certainty of yielding
but buShe per what will it cost to gather and hresh
1000 acres:
This Harvester will gather l. per day. At
S acres per day, IL will take harvesters rs days.
at cost Slo0
Threshlng ZoO
Incidental expenses $50
Cost of harvesting, &c, 000 $500
Terms of gathering shares of onehalf which would
leave from the above calculation in the hands of the gath
500 bushels Selling 1t at IS per bushel would be
2500 deducting expenses $780, would leaves balance in
the hands of the gatherer of $1,000.
county where there but townships deduct and
multiply the $1,000 by would be $4,000.
We believe the above calculation to be ndsputabe From
the numerous farmers with whom have consulted,
have found them TO unanimously with the above cal
culaton.
Perhaps no invention offers greater inducements for
profitable investment than the Harvester. For
prsng young man. of good business habits large of
money could without doubt be realized from the sale
rights in the different states the Union yet disposed
Of calling this Office it be demonstrated satsfac
toy that moderate capital could not choose better
mOneypaying business.
Those who wish to model OF This celebrated farming
implement and the satisfactory mannern which operates
do 80 by calling at Il. WHEELERS,
Opposite Browns Hotel.
n B-The subscriber has purchased the right for Mont
gomery county Maryland.
iunc lift Intel News& Rock jour-
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The Water-Cure.

Mr.. Austin Gray, bookseller, 7th street, neal
Odd-Fellows' Hall, has presented to us a work
entitled "The Illustrated Hydropathic Encyclo-
pedia," &C., by R. I. Trail, M. D. 1t is in two
limo volumes, substantially bound, and pub
lished at $3.50, by Fowlers 6 Wells, 131 Nassau
street, New York, and 142 Washington street,
Boston.
The daily increasing importance of hydropathy,
and the desire in the public mind to learn some
thing of its principles and practice, demand
popular exposition of it; and here we have in
two compact volumes 4" a guide to families and
students, and a textbook for physicians"
1t is very comprehensive work, and should
find place i'll every intelligent family.
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SCHOOL BOOKS 1t New York Prices.
- full assortment of all kinds now in use and the
best STATIONERY Of every variety, for sale by
AUSTIN GRAY.
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aS- CONGRATULATIONS, advertiser ents

H1- Communications, advertise m ents !,
and orders of all kinds intended for this paper be left
before IL o'clock at either of the following places
Office of Publication, Pennsylvania avenue, between ~
and 9th streets. .
j. L. Smiths Law Office, sth street. the market
house. -,
D. B. Clarkes apothecary store, Maryland avenue ana
III street, Island
Craven Ashords Police office, 7th street. Island
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WHITE GOODS
7 n great variety, such
/ Swiss Muslin Jaconet and Cambria Muslins
Null SIuslins, India Book Musins
Striped Swiss Muslins, Nansook Muslips
Sprigg Muslins, beautiful patterns.
We pay particular attention 10 this department Of
business and purchasers ,ou ddy find these goods sold
by us to give satisfaction as TO price and quality
4. MYERS co,
/ June Str Penna. ay, bet. 9th and 10th sits.
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PRICES or ADUJSsyOy

Private Boxes So Dress Circle Parauctte 50 cents;
Reserved seats 20 cents Orchestra seats 70 cents Family
Circle rs cts Third Tier 80 cts ColCred Gallery 81 cts
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[StW MUSIC, Music! INV auslcl
49, - JUST RECEIVED E.lk-j
Walt for the Wagon
The Chalet Horn.
Dreams of Home with portrait)
Hear me, Norma.
Whall shall call theel-Answcr to
Call me pct names
The old moss-covered mill
The Watcher.
ARRANGED FOR THE GUITAR
Think you speak
A little cot beside the
Juney at the Gate.
The Murmuring Sea, Duett)
My Southern Home.
My Northern Home.
All, my child!
For sale at WINNERS Cheap Cash Stationery Store,
june 10 9th ST., near Louisiana avenue.
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The New Gallery!

dhS REwARD.-Straycd away from the subscriber,
SD on the oath of May last small brndlc PUPPY, about
five or six months old had around his neck broad brass
collar marked H. w. Butts Tho above reward will be paid
by leaving him at this Office. .
June 7-d1w A. H. tOWbbh.
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DBALoN's CHEMICAL BALsAM, Barry
National Theatre.
Mr.. Il. A. MARSHALL....,,.,... Sole Loasse
MT W. ~ FLEMING stage AIsnaEer
The Last Week of the Season
Fifth appearance Of Madllo LOLA MoYrEz

THIS F1DAY) EVENING, June H. will no performed
acts entitled LOLA MONTEZ IN BAVARIA Lola Mon
cz, Countess Of Lansed Lola MONTE 10 conclude viii
grand Pas de Deux, Ivy Madlle LOLA MoHriz and slr
w. SMITH.
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TALLY.hO RAzoRs-wARRANTED.

there Is such thing luxury in shave these cee.
brated Sheffield Razors, and Bazins popular SHAVING
CREAM both Of which be had at Winners 80 cents
contribute largely to such result. Call at the
Cheap Cash Stationery Store, Sixth street,
may T--tr near Louisiana avenue.
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NEEDLES!

n ENUINE Smith & Sons Drilledeye Needles fine as
VI sortment, ut wholesale. 4. WHEELER,
june l1-3m Opposite Browns Hotel.
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DRAwN NUMBERS OF THE della
~ ware State Lottery, Glass Is, drawn at VII
mington, Delaware, June 8, 1852:
"a 80 7 81 48 40 80 6 SO "A II
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HOUSE OF REpREsENTATIvEs.-Th House re-
fused to lay upon the table the motion to recon
slider the vote by which, on yesterday, the bill
granting the right of way and donation of pub
lie lands to aid in the construction of railroads
in Florida and Alabama was laid upon the table.
The House then reconsidered the vote; but
before the question was finally disposed OF, the
morning hour expired.
The House, in Committee Of the Whole on the
state of the Union, resumed the consideration of
the Indian appropriation bill
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WASHINGTON

FRIDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE IL, 1852
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Messrs. Fillmore and Webster.

We learn from very reliable authority that
when it was found that the mountain would not
go to Mahomet, Mahomet went to the mountain
and, if it was necessary that they should meet,
we think the step he took, or the succession of
steps, was judcious and philosophical. So, also,
at the present time it appears to be an ascer-
tanned fact that Mr. Webster and his friends have
made no effort to approach to the support of Mr.
Fillmore; and we accordingly find, if we are not
seriously mistaken, that that distinguished citi-
zen and his friends are inclining their steps
toward Mr.. Webster. How high the mountain
will be elevated by this accession of supporters,
we know not. 1t may be that many gentlemen
supposed to be in the train of Mr.. Fillmore will
lag behind and fall into the ranks of more for
tunate leader We at all events stand undis-
mayed and prepared for the contest. "Come
one, come ALL" is our shout of welcome. Beat
us if you can and if fairly, we shall have no
murmurs to utter, no reproaches to breathe.
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WTANTED--One two persons 10 cooperate in q
w plan. in Baltimore which, with Il small outlay and
very little risk promises handsome return within month
Address postpaid q X, post ofice, Philadelphia
,uuN 1---It
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Congress To-Day.

SENATE.-Mr DAWSON presented the creden-
tials of the Hon. ROBERT M. CHARLTON, Senator
appointed by the governor of Georgia to fill the
vacancy occasioned by the resignation of the
Hon. j. NJ. Berrien.
The private calendar was postponed till one
o'clock.
Mr.. HUNTER reported back the navy and the
invalid pension appropriation bills, and they were
considered and passed.
bill regulating the payment of awards under
the commission to examine claims under the
treaty with Brazil was reported, taken up, and
passed.
The bill granting further remedies to patentees
was taken up and, after amendment, was further
postponed.
Mr.. ATcHIsoN then moved the private calen-
dar be postponed for an executive session, and,
after debate, the motion was agreed to.
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Rs- The Mustang Liniment.-

NAru'L POPE cAusIN, Secretary.
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y See advertisement In another column.
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SELLING AT COST.

rINHE LADIES will find assortment of Gimp,
| Neapoitan, Lace and Straw Bonnets comprising the
latest styles and shapes both trimmed and unrimmed OF
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General scott and tho FressoiIers.

There are certain parties in the South VINO OPP
pose the nomination of Gen. Scott because as
they affirm, he is not true to the compromises OF
the constitution; and they also say that he is the
fayorite of the Freesoilers and Abolitionists Of
the North The true friends OF Gen. Scott, both
North and South, know that he is a Compromise
man-that he is national in all his acts and SYM
pathies. He knows no North, no South-nothing
but his country. The Scott men of the North
stand by him on account of his nationality, and
because of his devotion to Wing principles. The
have before us the Boston Commonwealth of the
9th instant, the acknowledged organ of the New
England Freesoilers, in which there is call for
a convention of the party, and also leading ar
ticle from which We make the following extract:
"The Wing party has yet to make it's nomina-
tons. Its platform may not be openly avowed
but, whether avowed or not it is perfectly certain
that on the subject of slavery it will be identical
with that of the Democrats There will, doubt
less, be an attempt, perhaps successful one, to
get Gen. Scott nominated without any declaration
of principle-at least on the subject of slavery.
In that case he will show one face to the South
and another to the North. We shall oppose him,
sohether he ShorS only his Southern face aChether
he shows both his Southern and has Northern face
We hare little confidence IN him under any guiSs or
disguise, and zoe hare still less confidence in his art
Jut and ambitious managers al Washington"
We call the particular attention of the South
ern Wings who oppose the nomination of General
Scott to the above. From it they can learn what
the Freesoil leaders think of Gen. Scott, and how
they regard him and his friends in the North.
He is supported as Wing by the Wings, and
they will stand by him and will labor to secure
his election, because he has stood by his country
and his party, and has upheld the banner of his
country in many well-fought field,
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STRAW GOODS !

STENENS, Browns Hotel, has just returned from tn,
- North with fresh aud full supply OF Gentlemen ano
Youths straw Hats Of superior quality and shapes
june ll-tte1 IsI- Sales room, Browns Hotel.
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CRESCENT. JOB OFFICE.


The attention OF the public called to the superior facilities d
this office for the execution Of EVERY VARIETY of
asoh, Hob, ann Ganep Ietter- apress aPrtnttag,
FROM A MAMMOTH POSTER
To The smallest and most delicate Card and Circular,
In style of beauty and elegance and prices
as moderate as any office in the city.
THE CRESCENT JOB OFFICE
one of the complete and extensive in the South Large
. additions Of the
Latest Styles Of Types, Borders and Ornanents,
Have recently been made and the latest improvements in the
buaness will continue to be introduced as fast as ~
they make their appearancein the Northern g. 4,
and Western Type Foundies.
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING,
In Gold, oolored Inks and Bronze,
Executed with and dispatch in the latest and most
brilliant style.
Particular attention will begiven TO the Printing Of STEAM
BOAT BILLS CARDS, STEAMSHIP BILLS and FOSTERS
which departments great been given in the selection
materials Having Press Of mmenAe dimensions enabled te
issue larger Poster than procured elsewhere
~ Particular attention will also DO bestowed LAWYERS
BRIEFS which will be furnished at the shortest notice
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OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
CONSOLIDATED DEBT OF NEW ORLEANS

NKwORLEANs, October 81, 1859.
BY virtue of the thirty seventh section Of the
act Of Legislature Of the State Of Lonnn ENTITLED can Ac
Consolidate City oNsw Orleans provide
and administration a approved
OF the fifth section Of the act supplementary thereto and providing
Incorporation Of tho City Of Lafayette with the City Of Or
approved the day. and Of the third section act
supplementary To oct toConsodnte the City
s.n approved H. and for the purpose Of paying the
accrung debt the city and Of meeting all obgs
the old corporation and the late First Second and Third Mun
CAPABILITIES City Of Lafayette maturing during the yeAr1sss
SEALED PROPOSALS will bereeyed at this Office from this date
SECOND MONDAY 18th December next att O'Clock
NJ purchase Of all portion Of aseres of THIRTEEN
HUNDRED BONDS OF THE CITY OF NEW ORLEANS, for The
sum Of ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS EACH aaid Bonda to be dated
JULY 1852 payable in FORTY YEARS. at the Office
the with interest coupons attached thereto
oTx PER CENTuM PER ANNuM payable aem.annualy
from and January the City OF Now York. the
first of january July of each year Proposals to
dosed purchase Of Bonds the City Of New orleann
Adohe Lay Secretary Of the Board Commits
sione Consolidated Debt of the City oeans to be
opened and nduicated the highest bidder the 18th
December, al noon, as Aforesaid.
TERMS any Of the interest coupons obi
CATIONS city, late First Seeoud and Third Municipalities
City Lafayette maturing In 1853 or at the option Of the purchaser
the first Of January on the first Of March,
first Of May and the remainder the first OF July 1851
with from January 1885, the Commits
ouers resevnx the right per Of the Bonds adud
compliance with his contract the part Of the
purchaser further the right of rejecting
any all bids. 80
A. D. cRossMAN Mayor.
o. DKBUYS Comptroller.
VIM. H. GARLAND, Treasurer. .--
wP. CONVERSE, Chairman Finance Committee
Board Of Aldermen.
L. II. PLACE, Chairman Finance Committee,
Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
A. LAYET, Secretary. octqi u3thDec
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GtqueI s. Jam,is0n,

Gt41EeI y JNMltSON,
is CHARITIES STREET,
~ Are receiving per ships Atlas Robert Kelly Annapolis
Annawan from Havre, the following articles to wit:
RICH MUSLIN DE LAME, PRINTED AND PLAIN;
CASIMEREs, vALENCIAS AND BATAvIAS;
WoRsTED AND SILK DAMAsK FOR CURTAINS;
woRsTED AND COTTON DAMAsK FOR CURTAINS;
GIMPs, TAssEL AND CORDS FOR CURTAINS
PLAID AND CIIANGEABLE SILKS;
d. DAAiASK ROBES, RICH PATTERNS;
BARPooR, DIFFERENT CoLoRs;
BLACK DAhIASKS AND PLAIN SILKS
RICH PRINTED BAREGES;
EMBROIDERED MUSLIN ROBES, DIFFERENT CoLoRs
FANCY CRAvATs AND STOCKS
SILK AND VELVET CLOAKS, ASSORTED COLoRS;
LADIES' AND cfnLDREN's UMBRELLAS AND PARAsoLsi
LINEN CAMBRIA HANDKERCHIEFS;
CORSETs WITHOUT SEAMS;
FRENCH CALICoES, SMALL FIGURES;
TABLE AND PIANO COVERS;
LAcEs AND vALENCIENNEs;
RICH EMBROIDERED COLLARS AND SLEEVES;
EMBROIDERED VESTS AND SLEEVES;
REAL AND IMITATION LACE Wells;
NfANSAS AND JACONET COLLARS AND SLEEVES;
EMBROIDERED BoBINET CURTAINS
EMBROIDERED MUSLIN CURTAINS;
CASHMERE, SILK AND GRENADINE VESTS FOR LADIES
AND GENTLEMEN
CHILDREN AND MISSES VESTS;
HOSIERY OF ALL KINDS AND SIZES;
EMBROIDERED AND VELVET RIBBONS;
LINED AND EMBROIDERED CURTAINS;
FINE CLOTHS AND CASSIMEREs;
FRENCH LINEN SHEETING, SPLENDID AND VARIED AS
SORTMENT;,
TABLE DAMAsKs, DIFFERENT QUALITIES;
LINEN SHIRTS FOR GENTLEMEN;
SILK AND KID GLOVES FOR GENTLEMEN:
COLOGNE WATER, FIRST QUALITY; PEARL BUTTONS
LINEN TAPE AND BRAIDs, etc., etc.
noy24 6t2p GIQuEL JAMESON, is Char.res street.