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N. G. Fashionable JeWeIry Store.
PALMER & RAMSAY,
June 9th, 1858.


GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
All Kinds of Jewelry, of the Latest Styles,
SILVER AND PLATED WARE, CUTLERY,
Perfunery, Fancy Goods and Clocks.
~ THE subscribers receiving their Fall
EIA purchase, which is of the most extensive
8ever offered for sale in the State. Consisting of
100 Gold and Silver Watches,
Large collection Of Gold Chains, Seals and Keys
fine lot of Diamond Rings and Pins.
Fashionable Earrings, Brestpins and Rings,
Bracelets, Cuff Pins and ArmleIts, -
Very large assortment of Gold, Silver and Steel
ectacIes,
@S
Gold and Silver Thimbles,
Gold and Silver Pencils and Pens and Lockets,
Steel Pens and Keys Razors, Srops and Pen Knives,
Silver Table. Deserts and Tea Spoons,
Ladies, Forks and Butter Knives, and Pickle Knives
and Forks.
Casters, Gandlesticks, Shutters and Trays,
Baskets, Waiter Coffee Urn,
Gerondoles, Coral and Card Cases,
Perfumery and Fancy Goods.
All kinds OF Watches, Jewelry and Clocks repair ed
in our usual manner.
October 4, 1852. 81
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MIDWAY MALE ACADEMY,

Midway MALE ACADEMY,
... FRANKLIN COUNTY, N, C,
THE next session of this School will open on the
End Monday in July ensuing, and continue five
mynths. Being situated section of county remark
able for health intelligence ard refinement it offers Pc
culiar inducements for those desiring the
QUESTION af mental culture without the hazard of health
morals. The of instruction will be thorough
embracing the usual branches of English and CLASH
cal School. Good board may be obtained in highly
spectacle familss-CoI. Jourdan F. and JONES' j. j.
Jones, $500 per month.
Terms Of Tuition, per Session:
For the English course, $1,000
For the Classical, 1900
While it is desirable, and thought highly importan
that pupils should enter the opening of the session.
they may nevertheless enter at any time and pay from
the time of entrance; but when entered they will be
charged for the remainder of the session. except by
cial agreement 10 the contrary.
ISAAC H. BRIDGES,
Principal
June IL, 1852. 776-5w.
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Baltimore Piano ufactory.

NTISE & BROTHER, Manufacturers of BoudOr
w Square and Grand Pianos, request those wanting
rst-rate Irstrumentone that Ladies' perform on
with the greatest possible afantage, that chaste Of
style, of superlative touch and one that will stand IN
tune and last life time, 10 call and see for
themselves sample Instrument at the Agents Office
DIR. w. r. SCOTS.
These Instruments more in general usein the City
among the first critics of and science and to when
have the honor of referring Seethe manufacturers
circulars, which may be obtained of the Agent All In
struments warranted five years. ssss-,-
J. j.. WISE e Bro
Dr.W. R. SCOTT a gent.
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LOST OR MISPLACED.

FTNHE subscribers, the 3Oth day of May last, mail
ed in the town Of Graham, Alamance County, N.
c.. the following bills of money to A. W. Steele, of
Fayetteville NJ c.. aud they have not since been heard
from by them. and by giving thu" notice hope that if
anype should get hold ohe letter through mistake
they will keep the money until they inform them of
the fact whereupon they will attend TO it and compen
SAFE any one tb VII give mem e tbs
The bills $50 bill OIL the Farmers Bank of
Va, No 1909 payable at Danvile $50 bill on the
Bank the State of North Carolina No. 293 payable
at Marlborough, one 500 bill the Bank of Hamburg
South Carolina, No. 3al payable at Hamburg.
P. r g. D. C. HARDEN.
Graham, N. c.. July I'd, 1853. Cow
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June "a, 1858.


Tom bs,7 M Comments, E4ead-StOnes, &c
TINE Subscriber having been North and "hased
L large assortment of Italian and American MARBLE
for Monuments, Tombs, and HeadStOnes, and Hearth
paint stones, slabs for Soda FOIHts, Bakers Slabs
and Nova Scotia grndsOnes solicits the patronage of
the citizens Of Raleigh and the surrounding country.
H n-ites the citizens 20 call and see his nts
tomb and head stones and drafts, send their ordeIs
which will be punctually attended to.
The subscriber has been in business in this Place six
years, and refer to any of the citizens of
Raleigh
His MarbleYard is ten minutes walk from the State
House. at the SOUTHEAST Corner of the Graveyard.
The subscriber has examined the Northern prices,
and has no hesitation in saying he do work
re asona5le terms any.
WILLIAM STRONACH.
Raleigh Sept. 6, 1852. SLY.
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GREENsB0ROUGH

s1IREHNfo Rk&llSll&II1
MUTUAL IN g AN q MPsANY s
EyBE cost Of Insurance on the mutual plan is but
small sum compared with joint stock company
This company being located in the Western part OF the
State, consequently much the larger portion OF the RISKS
in the West very many of which are In the country
The Company entirely free from debt; have made
assessments, and have very large amount In cash
ded to the public.
At the last Annual Meeting the following Officers
were elected for the ensuing year:
JAMES SLOAN, President.
/ S. G. COFFIN, Vice President.
C. P. MENDENHALL, Attorney.
PETER ADAMS, Secretary and Treasurer
DIRECTORS
| James Sloan, Dr. s. G. Coffin,
DR.. ]. A. Mebane, Jamestown.
G.. P. MendenhaIl, William A. Wright,
VIM. S. Rankin, " ilmington.
Rev. C. F. Deems, DIR. C. Watkins
James M. Garrett, Carolina F. College,
| Jed H. Lindsay, John |. Shaver
/ w. J. Mcconnell, Salisbury
Greensborough. John ii. Cook,
E. F. Lilly, Fayetteville.
| marlborough. j. j. BIggs,
W.P. Moore, Raleigh.
! Newbern. Robert E. Troy,
| H. H. Burvell, Lumberton.
Henderson. Dr. Rob't H. Scales,
]. L. Bridgers Lenox Castle.
Marlborough.
w. H. CUMMING. PETER ADAMS,
| General Agent. Secretary.
June 4th, 1858. 5s-lY.
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FTsHE Book of the Day. Now ready, the
tenth thousand. :. The Lofty and the Lowiy ;,or,
Good IN a u; and none All-Good. By MANIA /. Me-
Counter Charms Evenings at Donaldson Manor,
&c. 6scs e vols. ! 2 no.; CLOTH
Life, in It's varied relations at the North and the
South is the theme of this work. IN its graphic define
aons of character truthfuness CT represen aon and
stirring realities of life, it viii hardly give place to
Uncle Toms Cabin" The authoress is well known
to the public by her many charming works of felton,
and her life has been passed the North and South:
The nobeness of her sentiments her eevatedand candid
views her genuine feelings of humanity and the eiegancs
and equence of her pen brought out in these Pagee
with their full briancy and effect. z-s
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Caswen MUTUAL Fire insurance Co.

CasVeIl Mutual Fire Insurance Co.
EINEIS Company chartered at The last session Of the
L General Assembly of NORTH Carolina, and located
in the town of Milton, has been fully organized and IN
prepared to receive applications Insurance on
Houses. Furniture, Goods, Factafess &c The ielF'
will be The as those ofihe other Mutual Fir IN
surance Companies OF the State. ssaeg
Ali applications must state the Locations and situation
of the buildings and other prop on which insurance
is desired. sfg
for this Company and he is also the Agentinr the Atna
Fire Insurance Company Of Haftfod Connecticut, and
the Hartford Insul ance Company located nthe same
place.. $500.
All applications for Insrs nee or local Agencies 10
be addressed to WILLIS Up ALnER, Secretary, or
the subscriber.
NATHANIEL j. PALMER:
Milton. N. c. April IS. 1853 4S-rf
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PIEDMONT SPRTNGs.

CTTUATED in the County of Stokes, the North
~ side of the Sauratown Mountain, two and quarter
miles West of the County seat, Danbury, fifteen miles
East of the Pilot Mountain fifteen miles Northwest of
Germanton, and eight miles West of Martins Lime Kiln,
in the immediate vicinity of the Hanging Rock Shev
einz Cascade and Moor's Mob the highest peak of
Sauratown being three hundred feet higher than the
Pilot.
Encouraged by the liberal feelings of large number
of persons the last seasons the subscribers have
recently made considerable improvement for the
mediation of the public and prepared to receive
visitors.
The Spring is strong and bold Chalybeate. As to
the medicinal properties of the water would refer to
the many invads who have visited the place and been
restored to health and strength.
Terms of board for a single person,
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NEW COMPREHENSIVE.
VWNHE Subscribers have this day formed Co-part-
Il nership under the firm and style of
MUIR 81 BRYAN,
For the purpose of conducting
Wholesale Hardware Business,
H. the C5ty Of Foetersb,rg.:
They will keep constantly hand large and we'll
Iected assortment of all articles in ther OF business.
Merchants and others who deal in this market
nestly solicited to give them a call.
JOHN A. MUIR.
CHARLES S. BRYAN.
Petersburg, July LIST 1853. 66-Im.
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AFTER THE TRADE.

to enter into the hardware Trade would take inli
occasionto say hafthey are constantly Receiving a."
intend keeping general than mas tbe
Iowest-neither Of US are e1enenced Carpenters,
bit experienced dealers and lsel Carpe lthsr
Tools and Hardware generally. lower Than any out
- live and mistak call we ask noi I not
prove what we say eur U s 1,.rd.
r. Smith corner cheap opposite E:o L; I
ing's. EVANS = CoNo So
Raleigh, Juke IS, 1858. Wv
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JAMES y. IREDELL,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law

RALEIGH. N. C.
YX7IIlE attend all business entrusted him in
in the Courts Of this and the adjoining couties
Office the one occupied By the late Hon. James
Iredell. Il As. 81
June Is, 1853. ~ e2-tf.
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NORF0LK, y
THIS old and widey known establishment CONTINUES
to furnish, of superior quality, and the most F
soanble terms
BUTTER CRACKERS,W sCRACKEKS'
SUGAR CRACKERS. SODA CRACKERS
ANTI-DYSPEPSIAC CRACKERS,
AND WINE BISCUIT,
Also, MOLASSES CAKES, suitable for county
stores neatly put up barrels and smaller packages
= OLA RbESs HARRIS.
Norfolk. April. rs. 1883. - DO 9m.Pd
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HENRY D. TURNER,
Bookseller, Publisher, and StatiOner,
No. l, FAYETTEVILLE STREET,
RALEIGH, N. G.
DUBLISHER of the Supreme Court Reports of
North Carolina, has hand Full Sets con-
80, IL I
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EXPEDITION# 6n. r. ~

TIVE proprietors having made arrangements for
the still better dispatch of their Express by the
Steamships g ROANOKE . and Jamestown %
from New York. they wish to keep before the public,
that PARISEN s. KINGS. POPULAR SOUTHERN
EXPRESS is always onhand for the accommodation of
their friends at the LOscest rates and unparalleled dis
patch-iheir Express leaving New York. is generally
delivered at almost point of Virginia in as hours
and throughout North Carolina in Sc hours and al forty
per cent below the old HUMBUG MONOPOLY.
PARIsEN & KINGS facilities for the exrgJous
transportation of Freight and Packages be beat
by any Express Company in existence, and they defy
any competition, therefore. in the shape of Humbug
Imposition and Monopoly
o. Be to order your goods by PARISEN &
KINGS EXPRESS, End Barclay Street, New York
o. Rest assured, that all they promise, they will
faithfully fulfil
PARISEN & KING, I'd Barclay st NY,
and Bollingbrook street, Petersburg, Va.
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Per meal, 25 cents,
sc day, rs
week 81 SO
Children and servants half prce-horses fed at SO
per day. Rent of cabins without board) 50 per
week. y. & ]. f. REDDICK.
June 9th, 1883. Cow.
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TTNHE Subscriber offers for sale Elegant HOUSE
i and LOT in the town of Oxford, with or without a
sary describe the mansion the beauty of the situa
tion persons wishing to purchase will view the pre-
misses. l.. NJ. JIGGITIS.
June %, 1853. 97S-w4w.
II Register and Biblical Recorder insert month.
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SATURDAY, FEBRUARY s, 1853.
EXECUTIVE COMMUNICATION.


The PRESIDENT pro tenn laid before the Senate re-
port of the Secretary Of War; accompanied by abstract
Of the of the militia of all the States and Terrific
ries, with their arms, accoutremens and ammunition
which read, and on motion BY Mr. HUNTER, II was
referred 10 the Committee the Militia, and ordered TO
be printed for the use Of the Senate.
PETITIONS, ETC.
Mr. MORTON presented joint resolution OF the legi.
latsre OF Florida in favor of the erection OF marine
hospital at Apalachcoa; which referred TO the Com.
mee on Commerce, and ordered to be printed.
Mr. NJ also presented joint resolution OF the legs.
aiure OF Florida, praying the speedy erection OF light
house Sea Horse keys; which was referred TO the
Committee on Commerce, and ordered TO be printed
Mr. NJ. also presented JOINT resolution OF the eglsls
ure oil Florida IN favor OF reduction IN the price oil The
public lands in that State which referred to the
Committee Public Lands, and ordered to be printed
Mr.. SEWARD presented the petition of Harriet Leay
enwortb, widow OF Gen Leavenworth late Of the Uni
ted States army, praying for pension which was re-
fened TO the Committee on Pensions.
Mr. ). also presented the petition oil citizens oil New
York city, praying that the public lands may be granted
in limited quantities TO actual settlers not possessed OF
other lands which was ordered TO lie on the table.
Mr. BRIGHT presented memorial OF The president,
directors and stockholders OF the Ohio Falls Marine Rail
road Company proposing TO construct marine railway
on The Indiana shore for the transportation of boats
around the falls oil the Ohio rver which referred to
the Committee on Roads and Canals
THE DEFICIENCY BILL,
Mr. HUNTER Mr.. President, am instructed by the
Committee ON Finance, to whom referred the bill
from the House 10 supply deficiencies in the appropria
tons for the service OF the fiscal year ending 3oth June,
1853 10 report back the same with sundry amendments.
give notice that Monday next shall ask the Senate
10 take up that bill for consideration.
PRINTING or DOCUMENTS.
Mr. RUSK. Mr. President, a message was received
yesterday from the President OF the United States trans
uniting certain correspondence relation TO post
age. am instructed by the COMMITTEES the Post Or
fee and ost Roads TO ask that il may be printed
The motion agreed TO.
Mr. HUNTER Some time ago, Mr. President, when
the order made Tor the printing OF extra numbers of
the finance report, omitted TO make the usual order OF
one thousand copies for the of the department My
attention has been called 10 that matter, and desire
now 10 make the motion that one thousand additional
copies OF the finance report be printed for the OF the
Treasury Department
The motion was agreed 10.
RrsoLUTlss SUBMITTED.
Mr. COOPER submitted the following resolution
which lies one day under the rule
Rssoiped, That The Commiltee on the Library be, and
hey are hereby, instructed g inquire into the enpedency
o. commissioning MesHs Hesy, Lsutre, aud Rothemel
ot Aucn other eminent native artists they think
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Aysry,s Sewing Mae hines-Prce only sa5 t-Pstented
October 10, 1852.

THIS acknowledged all who have used TO be
other sewing machine invented, for ils
the beasty aud strength OF It's stitch, and rs
about Is lbs and only from S2 10 $50 "
neatly smallest thread finest muslin cambria,
linen, wooen, and cotton goods, and all MINDS OF
leather. II simple that child OF 10 Of can under
rapidly, danger OF Its rnr out of
the work OF than 20 mueh pe
in be done by hand The stitches are
much that every otnr sch Is
still holds good and IL y unlike ana mue
than sewing invented This mschne y
peculiarly adapted family and plantation use A. WIZ az hn
sewing and when VIII be Renery INV
mmilies and plantations -. -. =
The Avery sewing Machine Company have perfected helr az
for largest SCALE and w supply
the shortest nouce ofaes 70
hRIs NETTLEToN broadway, New York. viii receive
prompt attention.
Dec 9J-d6m
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rTNCIE TOMS GAMMA hfe-lke dagueueoype Of Mrs
stowe author Uncle Toms CABIN, y on exhibition
Gallery avenue, near ~ street. together
vim 4 portrait Of sontag, famous " Queen OF Song"
7-du
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no~,T rORG y. SNYDER, yr'-, win. store Phil
ad.Inb hers and liquors of reliable
cheap them early delivered your house in
Of freight by Adnmss cypress on dropping
''e " N'' sNrDER's, Philadelphia.
Ian -du
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n n. HooE - co.. Wholesale and Retail Dealer. ~
csrpeuns cloths msttings curtain materials,
.bsetina and furnishing goods generally JEDI
avenue, between 9TH and 9Th streets Washington
u. q.
Aus 9p-u
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pEaoLuTIsN SUBMITTED.

Mr COOPER submitted the following resolution
which lies one day under the rule
Rsoiped, That The Commiltee the Library be, and
they hereby, instructed inquire the pedency
81 commissioning MesHs. Hesly, Lsutre, aud Rohemel
OF sucn other eminent native artists they may think
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or VIRGINIA;

OF NhSihlAS
Delivered in the Senate February l. 1853, on the
lulions reported from the Committee on FoTeign Rela-
lions IN regard to the Tehuantepec grant.
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In srnArE. MAncH no., 1858.

On the Central American Treaty concluded Wt"
Great Britain on the l9M April, 1000.
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THLnoRAPHnp no TEE uRHsoHNT

THLEQRAPHED TO TIE CRESCENT.
30 fbs National Atns.
The Late Railroad Disaster.
NEwYoRK, May g.
About sixty persons sre supposed to have lost
their lives by the railroad accident to-day near
Norwich. Some were crushed and others
drowned. Forty bodies had been recovered up
to three o'clock this afternoon.
Western Military Asylum.
WASHINGTON, May Z.
Harrodsburg Springs have been selected as
the location for the Western Military Asylum.
The Railroad Disaster.
NETWORK, May
The latest accounts from the scene Of the late
railroad disaster last night, stated that forty,
nine bodies had been recovered from the wreck
and water.
Six more bodies have been recovered from the
wreck Of the cars near Norwich, making fifty
hve dead so far as ascertained.
The Legislature of Connecticut, now in ses-
sion, has appointed a committee to investigate
the causes Of the disaster, and bill has been
introduced to impose fine of five to ten thous-
and dollars on all railroads in the State for each
person killed through the negligence Of agents
or employees on such roads.
Governor of New Mexico.
WASHINGTON, May 0.
The President has appointed the Hon. David
Merriwether, of Kentucky, Governor of New
Mexico, in place of W. G. Lane, recalled.
T. +. Meagher.
LOUISVILLE, May Z.
Meagher's lectures here are creating quite a
sensation. He has a crowded house every night
of their delivery.
Ohio River-steamboats
LOUISVILLE, May 6.
The river here is yet falling, with Il feet
water in the canal. The steamboat ]. P Tweed
has arrived, and the Chancellor and Eclipse have
departed for New0rleans
PITTSBURGH, May Z.
The river here is now stationary, with seven
feet six inches water in the channel.
LOUISVILLE, May 7.
The steamboat Europa has arrived, and the
Norma has departed for New Orleans.
LOUISVILLE, May 9.
The river here is still falling with six feet six
inches water in the canal. The steamboats, r.
J. Ward, A. L. Shotwell, Georgetown and Mag
nolia have arrived, and the r. H. Winslow has
departed for New Orleans
The passage of the A. L. Shotwell, from New
Orleans, was made in four days and twenty-one
md half hours
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Boston Correspondence.
Correspondence of the Crescent.

mr.. BOSTON, May 2, 1858.
hers when there is nythipg of interest to
May Day being celebrated here by both young and
od There have been numerous professions Of children
TINS morning through streets all bound to the conn
ty 70 spend the day In procession counted over
hundred children 1t is estimated that over
Twelve thousand children have gone out in the early
trains Of ears this morning the omnibus
In the city generously volunteered to carry the children
out OF the city free Of expense O'clock an I'M
broken me OF eighty nine omnibuses moved up washng
Ton street handsomely decorated with flags and banr ers
large nre broke out yesterday morning in the woods
near Newton Lower Fails Tbs windwas blowing gale
reached Dedham The furniture Of dwelling hopses wss
saved BY being removed to open fields II Il estmatsd
that thirteen hundred Of valuable wood land hsy
been Destroyed. N A~'e
large number of Custom house officers this morn;po
had notice Of quit the premises on the 9th inst -e
Our Legislature has passed law making landlords
liable to punishment IL liquor sold In their houses with
their consent The fine Is hundred dollars for the
FIRST offence, and imprisonment for the second
Madame sontag sung at the of the Handel and
Haydn Society last evening Sunday Madame 8 has
osen performing In opera all this week houses
oar new opera house is going ahead apely Business
good and money plenty. G,
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II. = Il. Reilly = Co.,


CORNER CANAL AND ROYAL sTs.,
~ Would call the SPLENDID STOCK
EMBROIDERED AND FANCY GOODS,
just per steamship Cherokee. from York.
will be sold SMALL ADVANCE NswYok Auction Prices
Tho following are a few of The leading articles. via;
BLACK LACE MANrILLAs, VELVET TRIMMING
EMBROIDERED MUSLIN NANTILLAs;
81 PLAIN BLACK LACE FOR MANTILLAs;
BLACK VELVET RIBBONS, FOR MANTILLAs;
BAREGE ROBES. PLAID FLoUNcING;
ROBES, EMBROIDERED FLoUNCING;
sAYADERE ROBES, GRADUATED SATIN STRIPES;
LACE GRENADfNE;
EoIINE PAQUITA;
vALENcENNE AoUsQUETAIREs COLLARS;
HoNI10N MOUsQUErAlREs COLLARS;
ENID MUSLIN MousQUETAIREs COLLARS;
CREPE MoUsQUETAIREs COLLARS;
MOURNING MoUsQUETAIREs COLLARS,
vALENCIENNE cHEsnsETTEs AND SLEEVES;
EMBD LACE CTIEMsErTEs AND SLEEVES;
LINEN CHEMSETTEs AND SLEEVES;
EMB D SKIRTS AND ROBES;
EMB'D HANDKERcHIEFs, NEW STYLE;
BLACK CHALY;
BLACK GRENADNE;
BLACK HERMAN;
BLACK TISSUE;
BLACK FoULARD;
BLACK CANTON CREPE;
81 BLACK BAREGE;
BLACK ENGLhH CREPE;
WHITE ENGLISH CREPE;
PRINTED LINEN CAMBRIA, FOR DRESSES;
PRINTED REGATTAs, FOR CHILDREN;
PLAID LINEN, FOR CHILDREN;
"a IRISH LINEN. FROM Us 50 A PIECE;
i24 LINEN SHEETING, FROM 7b cha PER YARD
20 cases PRINTED JACoNETs, from lax o,s a yard
complete assortment of
COTTON AND Isle THREAD HOSIERY
FOR LADIES AND CHILDREN
P. Il. REILLY CO., -
mN esadp corner Canal and Royal