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TUakIsH FIRMAss RESPECTING TuE Holy PLACES -
The Paris Unvers publishes the text OF the two mans
OF the Sultan respecting the sanctuaies at jerusalem
copies OF which were, says, delivered the ambassa-
doris OF Russia and France Consaniinoplc on the 5h
May The first is addressed 10 the Pasba of Jerusalem,
and orders the repair OF the cupoa OF the Church OF the
Holy Sepulchre. without any alteration of its present
form. The hrman adds, that the houses adjoining the
church are places of retirement for the prayers OF Mus
selmen they cannot be demolished, but IN windows
which look upon The church TO be walled up The
second irman, the object OF which the settlement, OF
the differences belv the Greeks and the ans as
their respective claims and p:eiensons, order, fol-
lows: s. 81 sa tau1 .r# H8.,
Although key Of the great door OF the Church Of
has been given 10 the Latns, they have
ly night TO pass through the church. done form
ery Tbet have not had conceded to hem the right Of
officiating this church. or OF possessing ii in
with the Greeks Neither have The Laiins received per-
mission make any alteration IN the state OF the church,
or carry their worship in II IN word, they rot
permitted to change what has been long, and is still
pracsed regards the passage 10 the grotto
other respect or TO introduce the slg innovation
The rorsr of this church being for long time past
Greek priest, subject OF my sublime Porte, and not hav
ing The power TO refuse passage to the nations which
have had right TO il from remote period, the same
state of things 10 continue As regards the star hich
has been recently placed in the ero'io oil the Church OF
Bethlehem, as q solemn soupenir our imperial part TO
tbe Christian nation order put end TO the dispute
respecting the model Of the star which there, but
which disappeared in 1877, neither OF the Christian
'ons - 10 have any or special right there never
shall be on This point the slightest change. The Chris
Van nallons who have night 10 visit the tomb OF the
holy Virgin and 10 perform relig oas worship, shall Off
cate there every day Tbe Greeks shall oftciae FIRST
BEGINNING with The rising OF the condition OF mol
ousnng any opposition 70 the religious worship OF ,he
other usuons; alter Them the Armenians and after them
The Latns, and all shall oticlate during hour and
half" ~ tsaI hl.s sa sf ra 4..r... ..,.rT.r,
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The Diplomatic and Consular distractions.

The instructions recently addressed from the Depart
ment Of State to diplomatic and consular agents OF the
United States which we yesterday laid before our read
er. are attracting the general appreciation of the press
and are auied in quarters where praise for any
thing done by the administration was not TO be expected
Even the New York Tribune, referring TO this measure,
slys;
at eminenty merits and will obtain the appreciation
of every American. We refer the instructions of the
par,ment OF State the country diplomatic agents al
foreign courts. is paper whose tenor and language
alike do honor to Secretary whose signature gives il
authority"
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CEILING GOODS che spsr than any other merchant
~ in the District-
Plaid silks a 621 cents worth SIX
Plain silks rs worth 81
Figured silks At e7A cents, worth 81 IS
Black silks, cheap
Plain bcreges a Is cents, worth Blk
French jaconet. and lawns Is worth 374
Portsmouth lawns al l2l cents worth IS
Hefeec dciaines at lax cents, worth rs
Lace mnntilas at So worth SIS
Appiic aion nantes OF SO, worth Slb
aud embroidered shaws cheap
500 pieces bonnet rbands, cheap
500 ne style bonnets, cheap.
Kind Of goods usually a
Give call, and you will ind
be no humbug -
June lS-eod2wif HALL
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sales To-day.
by GREEN u SCOTT, Auctioneers.

.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUCTION
Ill 18th shall SELL 10 O'Clock,
OF General Edwards, 18Th be-
and SOUTH the island, good Of
furniture,
Mahogany sofa, bureaus, and tables
E Feather beds bedding, hair and sbuck mattresses
Bedsteadsi Wristbands and wood chairs +
Parior, chamber, and
.t China, glass and crockery ware
Knives and forks
Cooking, radiator, and other stoves
With good assortment kitchen requisites
325 Sl5 credit OF sixty and
satisfactorily endorsed bearing interest
GREEN q SCOTT,
June lid hucuonecU.
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by j. q. Mcguire, Auctioneer.

VERY DESIRABLE LOTS IN THE FIRST WARD AT AUG
TIONOa Wednesday afternoon, June Is 6k clock,
premises following described o square
each
l7th and 18th of lot s. fronting "A feet
These within a
Presidents House and various public Offices
twelve,
months, satisfactorily secured, bearing interest.
JAS. q, MCGUIRE,
May 27-dts Anciionoer.
Immediately after the above, shall sell lots ~ and
1904 $50 north back
inches, improved by brick house and side
building. JAS. T.. MCGUIRE,
I'D Aucusneer.
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ByJ.C MCGUIRE. Aucuoneer.

VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE IN THE
eligible position in the hra wMd-Op "Wednesday at.r
noon June 18Th O'Clock the premises shall sell half
valuable lot 49, situated the OF and
Ist with the privilege OF the other half The whole lot
I7s 18th These
bandsome Washington,
Presidents House and the
residue credit Of Ave years,
Of sale payable semi annually secured by
the property Conyeyances the Of the
purchaser.
....s.. JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
I'D Aucionesr.
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nv j. G. MCGUIRE, Auction.er.

VALUABLE PROPERTY IN THE FIRST wARD.-on Wed
O'Clock,
No 49, IN 1862 bounded follows Be
rinning 80 II inches
side Of
rs thsncc ~ feet
IS OF beginning together with The
Improvements.
Ope-fo
months satisfactorily secured bearing interest, Convey
sncing expense ofthe purchaser =
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
ID Aucuoneer
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THE oAvAzzr nor AT MONTREAL.

MONTREAL, June IL Three Of those who were
wounded in the Gavazzi riot died Saturday and Sun
day Gavazzt is about returning 10 finish his lectures and
fears entertained OF renewal of scenes of vio
lence.
At meeting to-day Of our Roman Catholic citizens they
resolved pay for the repairs and damages by
the mob that attacked Gavazz They also resolved
every ferret the villains who participated la
The riots
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Departure or the surveying Expedition In In.
Pacific. #H.. .t#.

We have received brief note from Commander Ring
gold from the United States ship yincennes, under date
of ath n.t off Cape Henry stating that at that time The
several vessels Of the surveying squadron were fairly un
,s way for the scene of their remote duties All were
IN COOL health and sprts, and full OF hope that the
cess of their labors might prove 10 be commensurate with
,ba ubIic ex pectaon. ........ ...lHasl .~I
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The committee on the part OF the New York Crystal
Palace have arrived in Washington for the purpose OF
inviting the President and the cabinet TO be present tn
opening OF tina, grand exhibition which is 10 take place
on the 18th Of July. The committee are Hon Mr.. Yves.
tervslt. mayor Of New York. Hon. Theodore Sedgwick
and Mortimer Livingston. esq
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New YORK June l4-Four is easier to day. with sales of
1000 bbls. ate at - so "a GA and Genesee at tho
Southern is tner with sales Of TOO ibis.
81 81 S. O64 Whea-sales Of $500 bushels western
white 40 cents Corn steady with sales of Is 500
bushels Coy for yellow and "a cents for mixed
BALTIMokg, June I4.Sales OF 400 Dbl, Howard street
-four, fresh ground at 81 62a Nothing doing in City
Mills. m..m a..#. ...a .#.
The offerings Of wheat very light red is nominaly
quoted at 100 l0i cents, aud white at LOG liz cents.
About Is 900 bu shells OF sod at 50 81 for
white, and 81 So for yellow Pennn I'VE SO
CHARLESTON, June li.-Sales of 900 bales OF cotton
day IL for fair plalds Excha pge New York l6
a"#U.E TRANSACTIONS STOCKS.
New York, June II AT the first stock board to-day there
sales OF Canton al 81 Erie ST. Harlem Coz, Nor
wich So, Reading 9lb, Cumberland 500. Morris 2ii New
Creek "a, Nicaragua 3II
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KENTUCKY MILITARY INSTITUTE, directed ny q
N board o ysers appointed the under
tendence Of Colonel IT, T. Allen, distinguished graduate NJ
West Point and aided by
Of study beet with
addition Of an extended Of
theorctic and practical engineering.
Ibc bunp q the Insth. vi, be entirely teded and ar.ns
made for heating with before tho
ensuing fail which will render the institute entirely ur~qacd
In regard health convenience and agrocahenoss residence
Is ALREADY borouebnc-s
meut H.t 1 t47
The seventh snnn term will the second Monday IN Sep
tembcr s, Entire charge soo nnnss session t'ot
rsons fee " ertra, payable In advance. n. ~
Address tire military institute, Franklin
", Ksnncky,' or the undersigned
- N'N IT, taa P!DUDLRy,
June l5-aswsm ..i"4 a#i President ofthe po7rd
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To IA, Member, ard Piend Of Epi.coyai Church
The undegned by the baltimore Annual
Of Christianity and promotye Of The in
teresu q oarc common Methodism, .s.ss r.H.
Washington city, asking the attention and
operation Of OF worship OF
add prominent location, eombnng IN Tvs
and in the Interior and exterior style Of It's "
sbitecture.
vcnsnce appropriate 10 the object
m plated and the place OF its erection. ....-
OF such church would necessarily be more
brethren Washington and they
friend. abond This they do The
confidently the house IL TO be mainly for hs use snd
~ Of those VIII. vstes not residents OF the national me
tropol- ...- Me..s g.. -
many numbers increase annually who repair
connection with the assembling Of The national
nmen, who would prc. the minsrauons and services Of hc
Methodist Episcopal Church. they could easily nnd place o ~or
ship, provide for them, In common with the
population be disposed avail themselves Of its
The view taken OF General Conference
the following resolutions weh ihey adopted In
May lasts .az a Iae. II tI.s lt,.
church In The city Of
wshngson conemp,.sed brc'hen IN their msmoi.
R<orsd the OF this erscvpsse ~
Of h,rb Mctcdism throughout the
county, individual "f"ence In our respective
all appropriate means ard w in pro
mouon.n M Fi.s sah s.s
Our bbrcr Washington purchased mos. eligible site
building which they win pay and the deed regularly con
y-yinr the 10 church has been made. .altss
Ia Compliance win, request Of Bsi'aore Annual Confef
be Rev. Henry sser has been .ppon.ss rsn o ne
have guarantee OF the socec Of tbs
Wshsat,ily commend confidence and healy Of
We regard the .ccomp.hmen, Of the undertaking fully
practicable very desirable, and strongly tending = beneficial H.
81. .a# s5f.#f. sts, uu...,,.,. - .,x.~x~ ra
|uI r, "A. MORRIS, o.cBAKER,
@ p s.JANEs Err AhEs,
.6I wy " L. SCOTT
b..r,so.., March 10 rS'' aeas q .ei5sana ,,,e "a
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BY j. G. MCGUIRE, Auct,oneer.

IMPROVED ISLAND PROPERTY Fox sALE.-on Saturday,
the 18th Of June, will sell public auction, prem,
No. 1 of
soutb with improvements consisting Of wostory
frame small building
Also half Of let 50, square 3s7 fronting alley
Of Ryand chapel with the improvements consisting
story frame house.
Also lot 10, in 4o6, with the improvements
ing bounded
90 and 30 feet alley In this the Male Primary school
Terms Of sale One fourth cash balance In four eight
twelve months The deferred by
property with bearing interest from
deed given All conyeyancng Of purchaser. Title
lieved be ndispuablc.
complied The
resell the
chaser.
Sale o commence named lot at O'Clock, y. M
JAS. c. MCGUIRE
June I'D AuctioneeT.
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RAILROAD TO the PAcWIo.--The people OF Dubuque
have taken hold OF the Pacific road in earnest com.
pany u already organized for the purpose OF constructing
road from Dubuque due west towards the South Pass
with branch northwest TO the Great Bend OF the ST
Peters river, The country sngularly favorable for
the construction Of the road, and passes through the
fertile and productive part OF The West. 81
little over one hundred miles ives, from Dubuque
are lnexhausble mines OF COAL specimen of which We
have in oo ONCE 1t is equal TO the best Ohio coal This
specimen was taken from bluff Of pure coal from fifteen
TO twenty feet high The South Pass is in the same lat
iioJe with Dubuque and If that is adopted as the Pacific
route, the shortest route from New York 10 The Pacific
will be through JanesvilIe and Dubuque. Push on the
Southern Wisconsin road say we, and lei us have some
OF this Iowa coal 10 burn, in place Of our Barr Oaks.
From The characters OF the men who have hold of The
Dubuque road there be doubt it will be pushed
ahead with energy and vigo This is true of the South
ern WISCONSIN. Before two years pass the iron horse
must cross the Mississippi, from JanesvIe on its way
10 the Rocky moun,ains-Jo~ssvitis Free Press =.
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by j. G. MCGUIRE. Auctionecr

IMPROVED PROPERTY ON FOURTEENTH STREET, NEAR
Pennsylvania auctionOn Monday afternoon,
10th nj o'clock the shall sell lot No
24 fronting inches
and and back les feet l0 inches
feet aley with The consisting Of
house.
third residue six, twelve,
months for satisfactorily secured, bearing interest
..... ..# ..# JAS c. MCGUIRE,
June I'D Aucioneer.
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Among the arrivals in city, we notice Hon. John
r. Thompson, IT, S. senator from New Jersey; General
u,nsv' u, s smy /; and CharIests. Greene, esq Of
the Boston Post These distinguished gentlemen all
al Wizards Hotel aa.Har
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WHar MIcHIcAs srrps.-Thc Detroi, Advertiser i.
trying 10 encourage the introduction OF capital into thai
State with which TO conduct manufacturing operations
That paper says: Z" ~ .sa, 49,.
= Here stand with in COAL iron, and cop
per unbounded and beyond calculator with the choices
pine 10 inexhaasbls quantities, with great extent oil
lake coast, and beriere habors; with rich so and
with endless water power, yet we are poor State. sim
ply becanse we want the capital to develope all these
advantage Out villages, once Aourlshing,
at stand. still in their growth, having reached the
qurenents Of The agricultural regions around Them and
being brongh, s,o composition wnh larger markets by
means OF plank and railroads" aUg,f5s tl 6t
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The Boston Journal says the grain crops never locke
finer in Msssachnssns, New hampshire Conneetjeut,
and doubtless all orer New Epglsnd than at the pres.
ent time. WY "
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HON. A. IL, hrErUENs.

CHARLESTON, June l2-lon. A. H. Stephens, OF Georges
who severely wounded by the railroad acciden
near Macon, is rapidly recovering.
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lbs JcAsKER worm on THE rRulr TREES ---ln this
vicinity the canker committing sres ravsges
The apple tree. Trees which few weeks SINCE we're
covered with blossoms blasted and have the ap
pearance OF having been partially burnt-Boso- 1rsp
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NEw York, June I3.--The new ste amship Star OF the
South, Captain Garduer, arrived this morning from New
Orleans, having made the Ia little eight
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IrFECT OF THE NEWS

BALTIMORE, June I3.-Tbe Pacfc's advices have i'm
parted 6rnness breadstus and the market has
upward tendency.
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Saturday evening" Avenue, be-
IL 18th
above reward by leaving the lcs, article
A Union NJ
June I5-da
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
WEDNESDAY, moRrING, JUNE 10, Isss.

nr Hxmsr M LEwts, Of Montgomery, Alabama, gon-
s travelling agent Of Alabama and Tennessee
lated by q. LEWIS, JAAxs q. LKwIs d.
0Imr W, JAass fcHeinnsu Ohio general travelling
agent ior the Western Suites assisted BY JoHs A. DxST, j.
TaoaAs, Dsss q. M L. WsEsAs, Isaac BAarLErr, @.
COOKS, A. L. CAlLSs, and L.. IL. BRowsELL-
umn fsAAxL H. Aaxs No. Tenth street. rhsdol-
phs general travelling agent assisted BY WIZ H. WxlD
JaHS CoLLHs JAAHs DHxkIss, BAaMrr Jos Burros Gxo
Burrss, Isaac M BopIss EpAuRp w WHEY WILLIAM l..
Wa xs&AAs aud q L. NELSON.
ms-Recoip,. from either OF the will be good.
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TTENr1ON, ALL-The subscriber, having dev~vvu'r~d 20
change his viii h his entire
goods The stock amounts Z"
ESQ Of which has ssrhsssa ssc'cn ~
reduced prices viii merely add that desir.se 80
Uttered market The P"rho t ''V
on getting article prime cssh only -. -
would call especial attention lot Of h'ck hroe" 5 ~
surpassed for elegance "a t@g48 400 II ~ I'D ~ z
hlso of coiorrd silks NJ vi per yard
tr0 toy-n i,ecn n.pkias ard sou superior u ,
- :, All y. 49, : - ''~T- w. w, CkRTER,
'Rf'f''N'f ..aHaff "a. Opposite Centre Nsrtet -
Inn. o. ex Three doors from Eighth street
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by f.. N. sTRATToN, Auctioneer,


: Z FfHnfv8taHtd k""H
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY ON THE
il IsLAND-Ou "Wednesday. June IS, at O'Clock the
virtue deed of duly recorded In iibc
fio- 4sa of the land rccovds
county, District q Coumsia, parts Of lots
No Sf, beginning point ON
10 feet sinche from the northeast conner
square nnng due south Jog tses hs"es
10 feet wches
- feet inches 10 the place he
containing 23i and onesirth square Feet more or es
property south street, between 18th and l3k
streets made Known at sale
BY the trustee. ttasL
MAY i5--iswts
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
Markets.

CuARLEsros, June I3,-The u S. ship OF Cyane
rived at Pensacola the ith from San Juan ..
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trr Hs- 49, SEA BATHING. Il .H.1.He
4 Coruu,,,,s Uos.r, Cape Isisnd, New Jersey.
u,rIr .u,. respectfully that the shove hotel
tb~r csiebssssd watering
e,nc. man
erection Of number
-.
Cclu unit with their tis.#s
r. l.. HAYWOOD,
June it~dlm stg#aEsE 2 Cape Island, New jersey.
u,pu Conner = nc Ossioue hsvs day
nice embroidered collars, 6s Tt
= p~,r. ice si,w
~ sstuT Il. .. tN'a# e Al
so dos rn nnss c,np,e ST. -
The good. worthy flad~ meg
iu., ssff INC astral price 's e. "
I YERBY, TERBs, VERIFY, Il"
May 9-dlmif Until Corner Of 7th st. and Penn.
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BAurrsosr, March rs, le53.
June l5-I
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-14
By the National Line.
rELEcRApHEp FOR TnEpAlLY lNrELL.GENoE
THE GARDINER CASE.
W,,,,,,c.r,,, Al

WASHINGTON, March 10.
In the Criminal Court, the United States VS. Geo.
a. Gardiner, indicted for false swearing, in order
| to procure an award from the late Mexican Board
OF Commissioners. District Attoneyr Kendall and
Henry May ofBaltimore for the United States; and
Joseph Ii. Bradley and James H. Carlisle of this
city, and b. f. Perry of South Carolina for the
defendant. There being three District cases dock
eted, Kendall proposed to take up the case of
John Charles Gardiner, which was objected toby
the Counsel for the defendant, on the ground that
they were notready for this case, and that il was
ly accessory 10 that oil Geo. A. Gardiner The
Court decided that the case of Geo. A. Gardiner
must first be tried. The ury was then empanel-
led. Mr.. May then optI red the case, and spoke Of
its great Importance. He said it was the boldest,
largest, and most successful case Of fraud yet
known against Government. The dignity and re-
Spec.abity of the United States in the eyes Of the
world, were at stake in the issue. He gave sue
cinct HISTORIC the case and then stated what the
prosecution expected to prove. DR.. Gardiner, in
h is memorial to the Board OF Commissioners stated,
that early in the year 1874, he largely engag-
ed in mini operations in the State of San Louis
Potosi in Mexico, employed 500 laborers, had up
wards OF S3OO,OOO invested, had men, buildings,
steam engines, mules, and men of science; that
IN 1916 he was compelled TO abandon the eStab-
llShment, his possession having been disputed by
Mexican soldiery; that said mines were worth half
million and would have yielded him $50 600 per
annum. The accused filed with the memorial dep
oSitions purportng to be from PERSONS residing in
Mexico, going TO show that he owned the mines.
The issue was upon the truth or talStv OF these
Sertions The United States affirm and expected
to prove that every statement in said memorial,
and every paper prese nted by him, were false from
beginning TO end, were pure fiction and inven-
ton. Gardiner received from the United States,
as fruits of the fraud, S42S, $50. They expected
to show that the mine was vaguely located it
could not be found by the Commissioners. al
though they offered $500 reward 10 be shown it;
that persons whose names were furnished evil
dence of title, could not be found i'll Mexico; that
| r
lngton and the title manufactured here; that DR..
Gardiner was poor De. fist and never could have
worked such NINE as he describes; that he was
practising dentistry in small town OH the Pacific
coast, thousands Of miles distant, and that the
mine, the title, the seals and signature, of public
officers in Mexico were all forged.
Mr. Bradley thinking there was not time for his
opening argument to-day the Court adjourned till
| Monday morning.
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EXTENSIVE STOCK OF
SPRING GOODS.

TIElSKEL1 d CO., have received End have in store
IL for sale at the lowest prices:
SoO rieces EleacheI Shfuhss from inc Now lok iI:s,
Washington NannFeag Mouht vernon, White
Rock junlata Dwight, lowell mills, Wilton, loot
LOusdae, and other noted Factories.
800 Pieces 3D. IS, III 9s, i, and GA Brown ShrtingS
and Sheetinss.
600 Pieces Fancy Prints being the larGes
varied stock we have ever offered.
100 Pieces Bcrage he LANES and Mouslin DE LANES.
$50 Z" Ging:lanls, in Manchester, Earston, French,
Scotch and American
Pieces Checks, Mariners ShirtinsS, Berwick
Shirtng Tweeds.
$50 Pieces Sa,nets Tweeds, Kentucky Jeans and Per-
sian Cloths.
GO Pieces Famnels, in WEIGH Ermine, Silk and Wool,
Scarlet, Shaker, and other styles, white and col.
Orcd.
% Pieces EIeached and Brown Canton Flunnes.
10 Irish Linens, our own importation, al most
approved makes.
Cloths and CassimcTeS, in great variety, Cashmercts
Merino ard Italian cloths.
In rich dress goods we elegant Brocadcs Boiled
Plaid, Ottoman, Poult de Soil and other styles Of
cO!ored Silks.
Black Silks of Bschors and other approved makes.
arcges and French Beragc de LANES III great variety
MouEein dc Laues and " ousen de Hcscs all colors.
Swiss muslin, figured and plain.
farlatans, all cJlors.
Lawns, tissues Challys, Grenadines, Fonland Silks,
Grape Lisse, French Clintzes, and BriIianttmes,
House Keeping Goods.
GO Pieces 9S 64. Cd, 1914, II and ~ i Bleached
Sheetings and Pillow case muslin.
90 Pieces TiCkngS, some extra heavy.
90 Furniture prints, including some rich styles
and fast coors.
Lace muslin curtains very beautiful.
Marseies Quilts, elegant designs white and colorcd.
Barnsy sheetinss and Pillow case linens
Damask table cloths, all sizes, some suitable Tor
tension tables.
Damasli and unbleached table linens and napkins.
furniture Dmity, in white and colors
Furniture Paids, 70 pieces Crash.
Huck ahack Russia and Dana SIX Toweling.
Fruit Napkins.
Wooden aud Linen Druggets and crumb cloths;
Three Ply superior and common carpetings, at rcdn
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