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Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-11-15
PROGRESS,

"Ihls vest Is completely ruined and
cannot pay you anything for making it,
The poor woman had laborcl ncerl,
all the previous night, stitch after stitch
in finishing the job which was no small
one, i, being one Of high price for a Gus
toner establishment, and now when sht
was expecting 70 receive small sum tC
keep herself and children over the Sab
bath, the worls sunk into her heart an,
she almos, fainte,l. Recovering he
feelings, she plead with the iron heartcl
shopkeeper for even some small remun
Grafton, but he cursed her from his door
A friend Of ours stood by and ask oil
the shopkeepcr, when she was gone, i
the vest was really spoiled. mo-" he
answered., "it will do pretty we'll, and
shall not have to sacrifice anything or
it, but the se7mstresses are making q
great fuss about their low wages, and
want to keep The ID sarpsnt,
DOM J."
We do not reccolect ever feeling our
Indignation soil up as it did when ou'
friend related the abuse an! the, name O.
the parties, with whom we are acquain.
te 1. From that day to this we have
Stunned the establishment as we would
shun the devil. The hard hearted wretch
who drove that poor woman from hi.
door. refusing her what she had Justly
earned. is a licen,ious proAisate fellow
who spends his money, ground ont Of the
poor in this way, in gratifying his base
inclinations.
Such things occur every week, nc
doubt, in the large cities, and sugses
the necessity o(s some permanent associ
atlon of Labor against Capital, but the
laborsrs themselves are so blind to ,hei
owni Interests that they have taken M
very decisive stand in the matter.
Oae reason, perhaps, is that whateve
squints toward progress is made pack
horse for lnflelity by some Of our mod
ern reformers.(O 1t is very strange tina
the genuin,' protective and progressive
principles calculated to benefit the la
boring classes cannot be propagate,
with any popularity without being sad
died by InGdelity for the support Of it.
hobby. One would suppose that The
p:opagators Of Atheism would be wllin!
10 let the labor reform question remair
free from the blighting curse Of their poi
son, since the two objects are to,all,
dissimilar. 5ut such has hot been tn
history Of the past.
lnGlelty alone has been fonnl rathe
bitter pill for mankini, enl no doub
its ingenious lriends fnl it absulutcl,
necessary to mix il with something NOR
palatable, bu. we hope for the sake Q
depressed humanity they will seek som
other cause to associate it with in th
iuture.-Genius ofthe West.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-11-15
Lola Monies,

This world wide celebrity, who some.
time since retired TO private life, and
bought romantic cottage in the pleas.
ant village Of Grass Vally, has conclu.
ded to throw off the hymeniel bonds, and
made application in due form for that
object. Ii is probable that the graces
of the "Spider Dance" will shortly again
be vouchsaiol to an admrng public;
meanwhile the love of excitement may
be gratiicI by another divorce case. ri.
ydlins in interest the famed suits in which
a F my Komble anI Elwin Forest
have figured.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-11-15
A Fiend Caught.

Monday night about ten o'clock. two
of the citizens Of the neighboIhood, a.
bout mile and half east oil the town.
being out coon hunting near the track
of the Indianapolis and Bellefontalne
Railroad, hearing the freight train ap'
preaching, went to the fence, and sat on
it, till the train passed going west. Soon
after which their attention was arrested
by hearing noise east of thom, as il
iron was falling On the track, and soon
after man appeared, coming west
They talked with him, and found, as he
said, that he was from Ohio, by name O
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-11-15
KOZta'S Release.


from Smyrna, dated Sept. 90, 1853 1t
will set at rest the doubts of some Of our
contemporaries about the release OF kosZ.
Ia; and il also furnishes evidence that
our Legation at Constantinoplc i, not
f lei by the highest diplomatic ability
the country can afford. Mr.. Dragoman
Brown is not bad manag.r, in his own
way, but the American Republic re.
qurcs different qualities in lis represen-
taivos abroa i. .-Tri6.
SMYRNA, Monday, Sept. 90.
The attention of our circle has been
very much attracted, these days, by the
misunderstanding which happened to
take place between Mr.. Ofllcy, the a.
mercan Consul, and Mr.. Brown, the
! Dragoman of the Legation at Constant.
nopIr, in relation to the affair OF the re.
fugec, Martin KosZta.
Mr.. Brown prepared with Baron Bruck
sort of arrangement by which kosZtn
would be released. but the right Of Aus
tria to exercise its powers over HIM, in
| the even. Lf his return 10 Turkey, was
! fully recognized and agreed to by the
American Legation.
This arrangement was fully approve |
by Mr.. Marsh, and the contracting par.
ties proceeded TO its execution. But as
Kcszla was within the district Of this
Consulate, Mr.. Oillcy, upon learning the
conditions Of the arrangement, protested
against them as inconsistent with the
dignity of the American Government,
and said that no should wait the Orders
Of the Department, OF .s,a,n, before he
wouI S::5ulit to such disgrace. The lie.
CATION, it seems, felt woun led at this OPP
POSITION of the Consul, and Mr.. Brown
came here from Constantinoplc to en-.
force, through the means Of the control
,ha, the Legation has over the Consul,
the arrangement above mentioned.
Mr.. Brown went at once u the hotel
and summoned the Consul. The latter
denied Browns power over him, aud
series of letters were exchanged which
were certainly not of the most cordial
nature. The Consul warmly Icicniol
the grounds Of his action, and Blown
spoke about his full powers in the mat
ter; and 1t appears that Mr.. Brown had
recourse, for the sake Of carrying out his
plan, to the same means that he resort.
ei to two years ago-when he broke in.
to the American Consulate at Constan.
tinoplc, and usel Austrian forces against
an American oiliccr--for Koszta was
embarked, not, however, without oppo.
stion on his part, ard his refusal to
sign the convention relating to. his non.
return.
AS the question stands, everybody
here appro:es Mr.. Offley's conduct, and
ccnsures Messrs. Brown and Marsh for
subscribing to a condition which dis
honors the American name, and gives
full victory TO Austria. Indignation
meetings are preparing, and Marsh and
Brown will have as many groans as In
graham and Ofley had praises.
= r
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-11-15
An Arrant ROgue'

Itis not generally known that the gray
sinner with half dozen aliases, has
been, for lcng time past, commit
ting a series Of unparalleled robberies
in this City. What the Detective Po'
lice can have been about, is moro than
we can divine: and we deem it a duty
to caution our readers against him.
The history of this individual, as we
have gathered it from authentic sources,
ia not without interest. His childhood
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-11-15

There has just been completed OF
South Boston, locomotive called the
"Texas," constructed on most novel
design, and intended, it is thought. to
work an entire change in the manner oI
making locomotives. 1t weighs about
thirteen tons, with the tender which is
connected with it; the boiler and take
being placed on the same franc. 1t has
but four wheels, and those are hollow
drivers, and are placed one pair in front
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-11-15

A poor scamp left his wife in great
rage, declaring that she should never SEQ
his face until he was rich enough to
come home in carriage. He KEEP, his
worl. for in two hours Afterwards he was
brought home richly drunk in wheel.
barrow.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-11-15

TIE MUseuIro QUESTION SETTLED.
The Portsmouth, Va.) Globe congrat.
ulates itself on the visitation Of frost,
which has settled tn, musquito, question
fol this season at least.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-11-15

The Postmaster Gancral at St. Pc.
tershurs has ofici lily notified that the
Post.Ohice service between Odessa and
Constan,inople is suspended.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-11-15

HsBro-Thc great source Of all our
eloqucncc. Drive humbug out Of the
market and all our Officers would be
struck as spcechless. as statues.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-11-15
Remedy for Smoky Chimneys.

The Scientific American states, on re.
liable authority, that III two feet above
the throat ofyour chimney you snlargs
the opening to doabIs the sizs, ios ahe
space Of two feet. then carry up the sFsst
as a, FIRST, your chimney will asvcr
smoke" ass,gtt 7.Sls .--a.ssa'j
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-11-15

An exchange says that man recent.
ly pokeI his head out from "behin,l the
times," when ii was taken of BY a"pas'
sing oyont,"
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-11-15

Hello, | say, what dill You say your
medicine would curc?' 20, it'll cure.
every thing, heal every thing" "Ah
| we'll, ILL take bottle. May be it'll
heel my boots, they need it bad enough
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-11-15

Jonny, my son, do you know that
you have broken the Sabbath"
eyes, dad" said his little sister, "and
mothers big iron pot, too, in five Or SIX
pieces"
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-11-15

An Irish officer upon seeing beauti
ful! picture sketchel upon a wall ia
America, exclaimed:
ut is a fine paintirs-but it was new
er done in America"
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-11-15

Commodore Perry's squadron reach
cd Japan on the s,h July, AMI sailed
again on lh, l7th They were well re.
ccivcl.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-11-15

"Pray. Miss c." said 4 gentleman
the other evening, "why sfe ladies' 20
fond Of officers?" .a1 sss,s:ss
SHOW stupid" replied shs; i kspt
natural that lady Should liks ikkss 4 sosd
offer sir?" -,
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-11-15

The American Unitarian Annual
Convention met at Worcester, Mass, las,
Tuesday.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-11-15
Yours,
Novel Locomotive.

Misha,caya, hd., Oct "a.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-29
Local Intelligence.

ROMANTIC HoMICIDE-yNan Killed bv a
| Woman-At . late hour on Wednesday night, Mr. viii
liam Taylor who has for time past been employed
in the wholesale boot and shoe store Of R. G. Hobbs
Co, Customhouse street, was killed by woman named
Agnes Anderson in house Rampant (late Hercues)
street The woman on committing the horid act dev-
herself to the police of the First District acknow
edged that she had done the deed declared
had been impelled to it in self-defsnce
Her version of the affair Is that Taylor who had been
living with her in Illicit intercourse came to her house on
the night Of the catastrophe after getting into bed
displayed in his hand knife and addressing her said
Din you, you shall get out of this bed againI
intend to kill you % Saying this he proceeds to rsate
he made an attempt to stab her. when she wrested the
knife from his grasp and in sefdeence inflicted on him
the wounds Of which he died 30 much for her part
the story The circumstances attending the tragic affair
far have been enabled to gather them are as fol-
lows
Months ago, Taylor found Agnes living in rather sus-
pcious manner in house on st. John street. An init
macy sprung up between them not the result Of esteem
but the offspring of passion that the possession of pecu
liar personal charms in Agnes engendered the too
cepble soul of her unfortunate admrer Agnes was re-
deemed from the slough Of despond in which many
nquities had epgued her was at once
to the heart Of hearts Of her victim to the comforts
and luxuriss Of private and respectable home Things
won't on thus for many month, and the rosy hours
danced happily for the loving twain At last the gentle
grew tired Of the charms Agnes as BY too much
they coyed upon his appetite He regretted the
necton and made oyerures to her for separation This
matter Of course created jealousy In the heart of Ag
nes and the monster ranked there as only
it can rankle in whose dear affections have been
crushed by neglect Agnes did not fail to display the
fiery feelings that possessed her. and one occasion
unseemy disguise watched around the place bust
of her treacherous love- threatening revenge Her
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-29
Great Bargains

Great Bargains
EMBRoIDERIEs AND OTHER FANCY GOODS
P. & E. REILLY & co.
~ Would call the attention SPLENDID STOCK
of the following goods per Empire CITY ali bought
auction al unprecedented o. prices
BLACK LACE MANTILLAs, VELVET TRIMMING
EMBROIDERED MUSLIN MANTILLAs;
- PLAIN BLACK LACE FOR MANTIILAs;
BLACK VELVET RIBBONS, FOR MANTIILAs.
BAREGE ROBES. PLAID FLoUNCING;
ROBES, EMBROIDERED FLoUNCING
BAYADERE ROBES, GRADUATED SATIN STRIPES.
LACE GRENADINE;
EOLINE PAQUITA;
VALENcIENNE MoUsQUETAIREs COLLARS;
HoNIToN MoUsQUErAIREs COLLARS;
EMB'D MUSLIN MousQUETATREs COLLARS
CREPE MoUsQUETAIREs COLLARS.
MOURNING MoUsQUETAIREs COLLARS;
vALENCIENNE CHEMIsETTEs AND SLEEVES;
EMB'D LACE CHEMlsETTEs AND SLEEVES;
LINEN CHEMIsETTEs AND SLEEVES,
EMB ID SKIRTS AND ROBES
EMB'D HANDKERcHIEFs, NEW STYLE;
BLACK CHALY;
BLACK GRENADINE;
BLACK Hermann
BLACK TISSUE;
BLACK F0ULARD;
BLACK CANTON CREPE;
50 BLACK BAREGE;
BLACK ENGLISH CREPE;
WHITE ENGLISH CREPE,
PRINTED LINEN CAMBRIA FOR DRESSES;
PRINTED REGATTAS FOR CHILDREN;
PLAID LINEN, FOR CHILDREN;
90 IRISH LINEN, FROM Us 50 A PIECE;
ls4 LINEN sHEETrNe, FROM ets PER YARD ;
leases fhiNiED JAcoNETs, from 12x eta. yard.
complete assortment of
COTTON AND Isle THREAD HOSIERY
FOR LADIES AND CHILDREN
P. & Il. REILLY CO.,
apo I9dp corner Canal and Royal streets.
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1IIi61ARuD 10 T1E CR1B0xHT
81 ~ ~ Ssatlsu Asss.
FURTHER BY TIN CANADA.

Commercial Intslligsnce.
New Yoax, April 2s-1 N.
The advicss by the Canada state that $1,000 bales
cotton sold during the week. Of which 81 900
the trade. Prices had advanced xd.
Flour had improved and the closing quotations wer
- Cd 10 -. for Western Canal and 23s Cd for Ohio
Wheat in good demand and prices sitter, but tn
quotations unaltered
Indian Corn In good demand at 3D. advance white so
and mixed SIS per quarter.
OF Provisions the imports were heavy Pork dull an
the market overstocked.
Bacon active at shilling decline.
The Canada at Boston.
The Canada Is due at Boston Friday morning at day
| night.
FOREIGN NEWS BIZ THE CANADA
| NEw YoRk, April %
The Canada mails are due here Saturday morning
England.
Tbe bouss ofLouis Kossuth has been searched by thu
| Lopdon police large amount Of arms and ammunition
were found, which, might be supposed, from rscen
events caused lively discussion in the English Paria
ment
Kossuths friends deny his connection in the matter
Lord Stuart accused the English Government Of getting
up false charges against the distinguished Hungarian
Lord Palmsrton denied casting any imputation asau
Kosuh and said that the subject would be matter fo
future inquiry.
Mrs Stowe.
Mrs Stoves Dsception at Liverpool brilliant af
fair She LEFT fr Glasgow, Scotland soon after her arr
VAL
Spain.
The Spanish Ministry have resigned There are rumor'
Of an insurrection at Catalonia
Mazxini.
It was rumored that Maszini had gone to Turin but
subsequently, rumorsd that he had crossed into
Sicily
India.
The Indian mail has arrived ut Marseilles. Accounts
state that the English have been repulsed at Donnabew,
with the loss Of one hundred men.
China.
The Chinese rebellion is progressing most fearfuy.
Preparations are being made to defend Nankin. The
rebels are evidently gaining ground
Bu tbf National Line.
Boats Passing.
VicKsBuRe, April 49,
The steamer Cncinnatus passed down at Pm, last
night.
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Arrivals At The Hsinsipai xlessis --ApriI &c,

| - . ss-s~-t>Se no.
ST. cnALxs. M Gilbert. Tucker Owens Lewis
a;sdss. Diamond, Ne W scost Halle col Digs
ydsoa Doushsrty and lady Il; Mrs Battle and child I
Miss AadsSn D. 1,d Mobile HsIdacsy asy and daughter
P s Wee M s.ssos Warrington; W joas.
isd rnsssRi x 3 BsisG Day, o JEIo and
isdy r. oh Williams Miss M Calvert Dennis
thg ana lady Ts,as n Eastman Mich Dunlap Cal
s'; s a.. hs:s s.ss.. y Y, p ~
AkCAph IS D Kennedy. W Williams W II Smith Col p.,,o
Copes Leahsrman Ball, Tovsin.n n WIZ.
Brow. Sullivan Dobbs Geometry HWTi ilsS "a
Williams Williams Barring w Ho,ssiso Z u;
Miliams IT, Mr. PAfks, Ca Austin, JLewis q IcssS
WI MeNsey, Brown, VI; Shaw, KY Wlli.ms NJ W
CITY W Fraser Mrs Fraser, W Marh liaa,k p.,,
Atkinson, Ala W Nc Aistsr, Shannon. 4 Blsnan
Martin Fissr Miss; Kemp, DR. Poland Bass Cspt
LC Hairy, Thompson, M Gas pr Archer, L Mo-.
Runns Brodnsy Runnels WIN Stone, and fan
ny Mn kvers and family Mise Kinney, fsras Hseedoop
ahip Westminster Geo Bacon Boston; o Boyle lad
ST. Lous " Hgnphres T.mas Lossgovs and lady, N
Buhs and lady Mszico White, Nichols Ala Barney snd
FAMILY ~ PssnGSy ."d Sn M Mary Fitzgerald Moss
johnson, Texas; Capt Mcclellan, Capt King, A.
vKRANDA. Jones' Christian AlaCspt Ella shin Csuslis
Thompson w Holmes, N o. yaekaon II Crump Pride
VIM Powell AL Ysissrs Gen Graves, Manninr Mn
Griffin, 0rfn Miss Grim, Miss W ADV o.
Lewis La 8allo Texas Johnson lady two ehi
drsD, N YIN W Fish and lady, Miss.
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TVO THE PUBLIC.-77 St. Charles street,

III Nav oRLEAss April %. s5s-When honors
bly, ahs his p,otaions and Pomss have
when opportunity his advantage Under hsse air.
umsiAnes feel less dindepes si that
though am able to meet all
scheme in the sAme prompt bvs sha BY 90
acting, become arous unlass me
wherein 70 dispose Of hs erheaies still possession
forward system which have adopted % understood.
undst ths peculiar e,renmsancsa t you readily
low me TO postpone the further drawing
May smnr.. -Four ebede ssrvts. THCs. L1PEAR d co.
tsIhers Prize Books remaining
Of soo o. 800 So 80 Us as ninety as and about eighteen
nine hundred and ninsyvsA .ssps take bank he
disinhntsa. aif. - So apis u
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-29

CALORIC ENGINE.-Professor RAINEY will
" deliver Lecture only MECHANIC INSTITUTE, on
SATURDAY. EVENING the soth inst o'clock precisely the
CALORlC ENGINE. will be amply illustrated Model
fully He the late trial TIP Of the Ship
the assistance Of Capt Ericsson verifying this Lecture
will chseruly all questions.
remit only. aatA
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-29

- Columbus (Al,ss) Argus states that
~4 e cotton and corn are coming up most
1uioGiy Rains have fallen rather often
- ee1Ar has bean decidedly favorable
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-29

C0 Joseph AMrfy, On
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER
FINE WATCHES, JEWELRY. RICH FANcy
And STAPLE GOODS
NO. ~ CAMP STREET, UNDER cry HOTEL
and under the ST. Charles Hotel, ST. Cbarss-,,ast
- NEW ORLEANS,
Respectfully invites attention. Of vbols..,. 40. -.
purchasers his VERY LARGE STOCK or Gos h m
imported and constantly supplied throughout the yssS
SHELL COMBS.
IMITATION SHE'LL AND BUFALLo COMBS Of evrrv sx, and
BRUSHES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION Of hi. own nr,,,. an,
81 the lowest Northern factory prices. e' ""-
TOILET ARTICLES,
such z. PERIuMERY HAIR OILS. HAIR PINS poMATUM FAN
FINE EANs, tTRsEs, POCKET BOOKS, WORK BOXES poRrA-
BIZ DESKS together with endless PORfE Mon
amy s q sysTy sys AID shape and prices
PISTOLS SCISSORS RAzoRs, LIFE PREsERyFRs FisNS
Angler. - - ~ ~ os' as's'naiheo
WATCHES, JEwELRY, Etc.
ne stock In this line consisting part T. Coope, NJ T.
SWISS and ENGLISH LEVERS together with large stoS ~ Az
and Eastern JEwELRY sILvERWaRE etc. has been ssss,sS
great care by Rooer for bsi
are offered TO purchasers. - -'s''H
Every article warranted represented the mozsv rsrd
,a WAIGhEs, JEWELRY, ETC., CAREFULLY REPAIRED mi
$500 - fsls an
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-29

n UININE-14OO o. in store and 1000 o. to
N anship Cherokee by
apps Ell. HART CO., 70 TchouPtoalAs street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-29

~ Matches Fencibles celebrated their TWEEN,
91k s1niversary on Thursday Of last week.
- Ma4ehee Frs Trader says that the beauty
4@@plr supplements, the high excellence Of their
Ill., nd he manly and martial character of
beazing, excited universal admiration
eG1g ~ eitissns Of Natches, with whom the
1o111los has Away been favorite corps.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-29
Married:

On wsdns:day April q By the Rsy Sylvester woodbsidgs
OF Aurora, N T., and Mrs ELIZA w. ANDERSON Hernandez Nj
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Fashionable Spring and SssssMse
CLOTHING
VERY EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT!
ALFR RED MUNROE & CO.,
IA MAGAZINE STREET.

CORNER oRAuER,
~ Have rsesivsd steamship Empire City large addition to
their stock making their assortment Of the following goods
psets
SINGLE MILLED CLOTH FRoCK AND SAC COATS,
FRENCH DRAP D'ETE FRoCK, DRESS AND SAC COATS;
/ ENGLISH DRAP DETE FRoCK, DRESS AND SAC COATS
SILK WARP ALPACA FRocK AND SAC COATS;
COMMON ALPACA FRocK AND SAC COATS;
BLACK SILK FRocK COATS, NEW ARTICLE
BLACK BoMsAZiNE SAC COATS
SILK, PoNGEE AND COLORED ALPACA COATS;
WHITE DUCK, FANCY DRILL AND LINEN COATS;
HoNG.KONG AND ORIENTAL LINEN COATS,
MANY OTHER NEW STYLES SUMMER COATS.
PANTALOONS:
BLACK FRENCH DRAP DETE PANTALOoNs,
ENGLISH PARAMETTA ALPACA PANTALooNs;
WHITE DRILL AND DUCK PANTALoONs;
FANCY LINEN DRILL PANTALooNs very large assortment
SUPER BROWN LINEN DRILL PANTALooNs;
INDIA NANkEEN, sEERsucKER AND FRENCH COTTON
AIDE PANTALOoNs.
VESTS:
PLAIN AND FIGURED WHITE MARsEILLEs VESTS;
FANCY MARsELEs vEsTs-the hAndomest assortment, that
have ever had;
WHITE AND FANCY LINEN VESTS;
RICH EMBROIDERED MARsEILLEs VESTS.
BOYS AND CHILDREN'S CLOTHING,
i. LARGE ASSORTMENT.
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS.
OF ALL KINDS
SILK AND GINGHAM UMBRELLAS.
TRUNKS
HALlsEs,
CARPET BAGS
INDIA RUBBER CLOTHING,
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
~ All heavy WINTER CLOTHING selling extremely prices
One Price for GoOds-.No Derivation.
ALFRED MUNRoE co.,
APPS e,9pltw No. 81 Magazine street, Gravsr.
Tnrh Ss.. ThS,a~ r. Shns.uAus E-a
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sssssssssssss
Something .SesU!
JUST OPENED AT
PSON'S,
1l6 CANAL STREET
sS-A NEW STYLE OF sKIRTING LIZA
tight comfortable economical injury
and is considered far superior st spq1 qpu
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Day and boarding School
FOR YOUNG LADIES

CONDUCTED BY MRS NJ D. DIMITRY.
next, JaauArys. ~
No newngsd Of superficial Instruction nor ter, hoo
Questionable propsy adopted. attention |, maid a. , a
msnt Of the pupil
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language.
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q - ~ RsnsowAL Misunderstanding TO an oflcial
& reeuntN puhlished By order Of Congress, the
- vaius q ~ nj and personal estate Of
~ District Of oolumbla for the year
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- - - FAVOR % esl 1t his earliest convenience