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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-11-28
LOCAL MATTERS.

FUSERAL OF SISTER OF CHARiTY.-On
Saturday last the funeral of SISTER RosALIA late
Superior Of st, Josephs Orphan Asylum of this cty
took place at the Catholic Church. A large Assem-.
blage attracted by the OCCASION and the fune raj
cortese was of the longest we have had in this
city for some years. The sermon, which succeeded
the solemn ceremonies upon the altar was preached
by the Rev Mr.. Hitzleberger, of Petersburg 1t was
feeling and appropriate discourse. The introduce
ton was description of the painful and fearful char
acter of deathits Affections to the living its terrn
nation of the earthly career and sealing of the fate
of the dead He spoke of the trials of the Priest in
his ninistratians at the dying bed his Familiarity
with misery and woe in the house of mourning and
his awful responsibilities to man and to God With
glowing language he depicted the qualification IL was
often his lot to find amidst his SAD duties in witt
Messing the death Of the truly righteous Christian
he then inquired who 1t was that so recently died
and whose funeral obsequies they then TO per-
form? She was a Sisterof Charity-and what was a
Sister OF Charityf He here gave q clear exposition
OF the character and objects of the order their aba
document of al earthly honos al social pleasures
and consecrating themselves to the service of God
and the good OF humanity. In this order the deceas
ed, he said, was amongst the most worthy. He con-
cluded with just and touching tribute to her char
acter and services in the sefsaccing vocation she
had so long and so faithfully followed The entire
congregation were filed with emetisn such was the
general esteem nd veneraton in which Sister Rosa-
the deeply aroused by the grief the Sis
ters and the bitter tears which hedewed the cheeks
of the poor little orphans who had lost THEIR Mo-
Their. They, together with the large assembly, fol-
lowed her remains to their resting place ia the Gene
terry where the last tribute was paid to the laented
dead amidst intensity of grief which 10 rarely
equalled on such an occasion.
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MORE IEcEEDIARIsM. - Last Saturday
morning, few minutes before O'Clock after our
paper had gone to press the brick building near the
northern terminus of 7th street, set FIRE and
consumed. The incendary effected an entrance by
breaking through blind in rear of the house. where
be applied the torch to combustible materials
on the first floor, which Immediately communicated
with the second whore tools and other articles were
ed by Mr.. N. C. Walton, whose loss will be about
5000. no part of which covered By insurance.
In the basement room were three valuable saving
machines, two of which were owned BY Mr.. Walton
and the third by Mr. Hardin. These were 30 much
damaged as to be rendered worthless Asyet no one
has been arrested for committing the deed but it Ia
not at all improbable that the guilty party will be
discovered and brought to justice. if38
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PRICE ONE GENT.
The REPORTED ATrEmPr TO AFRICAN
IZE CIfRA

LIZ lQBA.
me London Times Of Oct 81 has an article On
'ne .a0an Airicanization project, about which so
mucn mas Oeen recently said IN the papers On ibis
side 81 the water. The Times treats the matter
WIN much irony, Commencing viii, the remark that
one OF the most extraordinary feature. ~
rican character IL, that their y.un,e, ~ ,,,r,
ed shrewdness wholly deserts tbsrr ,,h.r, .,,ar
come to estimate what they are to expect ,ron, A.
other country The child that asks Of eyervtb;n,
VIII L biteT and the savage, who sees ana = i
the peaceful appliances of civilized life. are mol
more liable to error than the "eutess. man n ~
universe when he looks at the cousins he has lef.
on British soil. The Times then proceeds 10 show
tne utter impracticability Of the scheme, aad con
ciudes BY saying:
anougn we have not the happiness and honor ot
vs,nss =, n'nea,cans, yet, a. nation we know the
s a1 VI " money, and can measure tke practicabiifv
oI schemes We don't attempt to cross the Allan i
- va puncn nowi, much less 10 it likely thar we
snouio ever trust negro apprentices 10 Cuban Ms
eosd - or to Spanish honor. If not as
ws are .ho' a. E: we might be, we yet know what
we are ABOUT which could hardly be said Of ma r.
we nao ever entertained for one unomen, s,'.h
Pro!ect as that which has thrown the presiaers ~
Saone. tne press, and the people of the Ts;.a
''a'o' in'o alrenzy OF vlrtuous indignation.
ARREST AT THE CRYSTAL PaIAcr
day last, Charles Edward Wedemayre. the co..
missioner and principal superintendent of the Ca
man department in ihe Crystal Palace. at New
YORK was detected in stealing bottle of perfume.
~ from the French department. oficer Me.c,,s
took him into custody, and On searching the Id
ing room occupied by Wedemayre, the ofs;csr
found quite large assortment of articles, amour,
ing possibly in value to between one and two hun
dred dollars. These articles have been ident;sad
by thepersons in charge of the departments from
which they had been stolen. wedemayre wascom
mitted for trial
VALLEY iRArLRoAD.-TEe following resolution
was adopted by the convention at Lexington. or
the 18th inst, after protracted discussion:
"Resolued, That -- be appointed a commit
tee to memoralize the Legislature for the passag,
of an actincreasing the Capital Stock of the Manas
sas Gap Railroad Company, on the three-ffth prin
cpe, to sufficient amount to enable that company
to extend their road from Harrisonburg by ths
towns OF Staunton, Lexington, Buchanan and Fin
CASTLE as near as practicable consistently with the
public interests OF the Improvement to a suitable
point of connection with the Virginia and Tennes
see Railroad at or Salem in the county OF Roa
noke; with provision, that if that company shall
not accept the provisions of the act in limited
time books of subscription may be opened for rails
ing the stock OF an independent company for the
same purpose.
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ACCIDENT AND sUIciDE-A letter from West
Union, Doddridge county Va, dated Nov. IA, to the
editor of the Weston Herald, says man was kill
ed near that place on the Friday previous, by the
falling of stone, which crushed his skull
On Saturday evening young man named Arthur
Caster, who kept drinking house and tenpin al
ley, committed suicide by hanging himself to raf
fer IN Jennings tavern, at West Union. Cause un-
known
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TIT FOR TAr.-Last Saturday afternoon,
two negro fellows, employed on batteau which was
tercafion while preparing their dinner, and one of
them seized vessel of boiling soup and threw 1t
his pate and the scalp from the crown of the head
The scalded one, while wrthing under the tortures
inflicted by his ebo companion, picked up a brick
bat and threw it with such force and precision at
bis enemy, as to fracture his jaw bone very badly
Both parties have no doubt been taken in charge BY
the police, and viii undergo examination before
the Mayor s
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GAW MANDATORY, 10th Street,
~ between Main and Cary streets, Richmond, Va
TOLAND l. BURGER, Practical Sav Mdn9fdcfu-
rers prepared to manufacture SAWS OF
every description.
Al SAWS manufactured by warranted to
give satisfactionf pot, they will be exchanged, or
the money refunded. r
! SAWS that have been heated or sprung by run
ming repaired and warranted to be as good as new.
Repairing Of all kinds done at the shortest notice
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IMPRoyEMENTs.-Atth the Eastern end OF
Rocketta in district called Port Mayo,n we find
that number of small but handsome houses haya
COMMUNICATION of the laboring classes, which has sd-
ded greatly 10 the appearance of that portion of the
city Robert A. Mayo. ESQ., ia the proprietor of most
several Others, the place. in the early part
of next year :.
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John T. Berger, formerly minister Of the sos-
pei and man Of respectable standing, has been
committed 10 jail In S. Louis as vagrant
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-11-28

St Andrews Society of Petersburg, win hold
taeir anniversary meeting on "Wednesday next
The Armory Band, of this city, has been engaged
for the occasion, and jovial time is anticipated
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- DOCTOR E. D. ROBINSON continues to offer
his services to the afflicted and especially those su
fe,ing with chronic and supposed incurable forms of
disease. The DR.. has been engaged in the practice OF
medicine twenty years-the last twelve in this city,
and therefore can give satisfactory reference Thou
sands who are dragging out miserable existence with
Dyspepsia, Rheumatism, Bronchitis, Fluor Albus
Dropsy, Neuralgia, Paralysis, Scrofuia, Liver Com
plant Disease of the Lungs, Fistua, &c might be
speedily relieved and many permanently cured
Persons at distance would do well to come to the
city and remain until their health is restored Elk
tracing Teeth only 25 cents.
Office on Franklin between 18th and 14th streets.
Secret forms of disease treated with great success
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VHEAP READY-MADE CLOTHING,

CHEAP READY-MADE CLOTHING,
~ AT No. 88 MAIN STREET.-The subscribers
have now in store and daily receiving addiio ns
to their stock, a new and handsome assortment OF
READY-MADE CLOTHING, which, in quality and
price, will certainly compare with any in this mar
ket. They solicit call from those in want before
purchasing elsewhere, feeling assured that they will
be able TO give satisfaction, and that they make
it to their interest to purchase of them.
]. GREENTREE l. BROTHER, q
No. SO Main street,
4 1onrs hal, Pur Lad 4 Co
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DIsAsTER-0n the morning of the Gath the
steamer Bay State was into by the sloop Sylph,
of Long Island. The sloop sunk, and two of the
crew were drowned.
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The Soathside Democrat OF Saturday, Announces
the death of Mr. Edmund Birchett, one ofthe Oldest
and most esteemed cirizens of Petersburg
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-11-28

NAVAL MArTEas.-A meeting was held on the
a3d instant at the town hall of Portsmouth to take
steps for obtaining an increase of wages in the
Navy Yard.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-11-28

GENERAL AGENCY FOR THE HIR.
W ING OF NEGROES. COLLECTION OF
CLAIMS AND THE SELLING OF PRODUCE
The subscriber has taken office Governor st..
doors from the corner of that and MAN, opposite
the Dispatch Office, where he will be found ready to
any and all who may entrust business With
him. in the discharge of which he promises the
faithful attention and refers to the gentlemen
whose names are subscribed below.
4sssa8f JAMES D. ELLETT.
REFERENcEs-Judge John A. Meredith, Judge
VIM. w. Cruulp, James Lyons, Esq, Messrs. Goddin
l. Apperson Herbert A. Claiborne, Esq, Messrs.
Dudley & johnson, Messrs. N. B. l. G. b. HILL ano
Messrs &. III. Dickinson & Brother. n. oc 24-5ts
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CHANGE.-The county court of Meeklenburg
viii be held hereafter on Wednesday and not on
Monday as heretofore.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-11-28

It's expected that the cars on the Southside
Railroad win enter Farmvile on Tuesday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-11-28

BOGUS NEws-The Washington Star denies the
story put forth by the New York Herald, that
Messrs Mason and McLane have been detained by
the President from their respective missions for the
present, through fear that the Senate may not
6rm them
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AccIDENT.-On Wednesday night last, train on
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad was detained Ly
the locomotive running off the track near Martins
burg. The engine was much injured and the en-
sineer seriously hurt Fortunately, the passen
gers escaped uninjured. 8s
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Thanksgiving passed of very quietly in philadel-
phia. There were no arrests, and nothing ofan un-
pleasant nature occurred.
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Michael Pinner, recently merchant in Buffalo,
hal been held to bail in the sum OF 1000 to ar
swer the charge of obtaining goods by false pre-
tences. ss =
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Thomas McIIenry has been held to BAH in Wash
ington for his appearance TO answer charge Of
assault and battery, with intent 70 kill John Dug
gau.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-11-28

WHERE ARE YOU GOING?-Around
w TO DAVID CURRY'S, opposite Parker Bayy
s. Eimmo's, TO get me an easy flirting BOOT. Tor
hear be has justretnrned from the North, wtha new
assortment of Boots Shoes and Caters, and likewise
new and well selected stock af French CALI
SKINS. which he keeps constantly on hand to make
to order.
call is requested before purchasing elsewhere as
his goods viii bear inspection and his prices viii be
worth trial, -s=-a- DAVID CURRY,
The old established Boot Store,
Next door but one to Mr. Purcelps Exchange
ss47-Sm Office.
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Tar masonic sUprrR. Last Fridav nig

The MASONIC SUPPER, last Friday night,
at Boshes Hail. is said to have been one OF the ost
delightful and agreeable affairs of the kind that ever
came of in this city. The table ID said have been
abundanty supplied with the best that the markets
could afford aud all present seemed enjoy the rich
repast set before them. and the hrotheny feeling
which prompted it. This ancient order seems 70 Do
steadily increasing in number, its recruits being
young men of busineEs. These two servants are en-
ployed on Mr.. j. Aliens boat. Thu. one who wss
scalded is named Stephen very old msn sna 3 . .ne
Captain of the boat The other IL named sam ho'hs'
and from accounts was the aggressor
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VIRGINIA cannot produce a remedy
Y showing more home certificates of the highest
standing in community, than BAKERS CELE-
BRATED PREMIUM BITTERS in the cure of
Dyspepsia, Nervous Headache, Heartburn, Sour
Stomach any arrangement of the bowels, or Spine
Affections &c. We invite.those suffering with the
above diseases by all means to give them trial and
get relieved of your suffering.
Price so cents per bottle. For sale by Messrs. Pun
cell, Ladd & Co., Bennett 4 Beers, Alexander
Duval, Adie & Gray, Charles Millspaugh, and Drug
gists generally throughout the city Also by Todd
Christian, Petersburg; D. r. Lyman, Lynchburg; Kins
l. Toy, Norfolk; DR.. E. Camm, Williamsburg.
CY@ Orders addressed TO E. BAKER, Richmond
Va, viii receive pro11pt attention. no 10
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The DAILY DISPATCH.

ne crculaton Of the Daily pispstch exceeds
ceuabes5o ov that Of III the Daily papsrs Of Rshmond
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Coin wxArHrn --On Wednesday night iceforn
ed an inch thick u New York.
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N OTICE TO CONTKACTORS.-COV-

NOTICE TO CONTAGIOUS
IN INGTON AND OHIO RAILROAD.-Propo-
sails viii be received at the Office of the Covington
and Ohio Railroad, in Covington, until the 18th of
December next, for the graduation and masonry of
about seventy five miles of the above road of which,
west of Gown gton and tue western portion consist
ing of about twenty five miles lies between the
kanawha River and the mouth of the Big Sandy. "A
large share of the work to be et-ncluding bridging
and tuunelling-is heavy and desirable, and is well
worthy the attention of responsible contractors The
western sections of the above work are now ready
for examination and the eastern portion win be pre-
pared for inspection by the 9th of December.
Further information may be obtained appca
tion at the company's offices at Covington and Guy
andotte. By order of the Board,
CHARLES B. FISK, Chief Engineer.
N B.-The Board of Public Works of Virginia.
under whose direction the Covington and Ohio Rail-
road is to be constructed, State account will
at Covngton on the 18th of December, above named
for the purpose of receiving and acting the propo
sails that may then be offered
Nov.19 1858. no 10 t15dec
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VIRGINIA LIME.-Keep it before the

NIRGINIA LIME.-keep it before the
People.-EACE & WINSTON agents for Wiz.
gina Lime have in store 4z7 bbls in fine order and
quality and receive it regularly every week which
they offer to n,erchants builders, and the public ge
neraly the most favorable terms-feeling assured
that quality is fully equal if not superior, 10 any
the City Gas Works, (which consume large quanti-
ties many of our most prominent merchants and
ted lime is increasing daily, they hope to sup
rty the anheIe trade no 10
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BANK RoBAERY.-The Bank of British North
America, at ST. Johns, N. B., has been robbed Of sl6
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DOBERT McNAMEE, SURGICAL &
III DENTAL INSTRUMENT MAKER, Main
street. opposite the Banks, manufactures and keeps
on hand every description of Surgical and Dental
Instruments, viz: Amputating, Trepanning, Mid
wifery, Pocket Instruments, in cases; Eye Cases.
Spring Lancets, Extracting and Dissecting Instru
ments, &c &c
Old Instruments of every kind repaired and put in
order no f2-Im
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So MUCH FOR RUM--On Friday night,
officer Daniel Boze arrested man named John Com
nes. while drunk, and ostlipg persons om the side.
walk. He was taken TO the cage, and on Saturday
brought before the Mayor, who demanded $50 secu-
rty for his better behavior In future Not being abba
to procure the BAIL he v a. sent to Jail.
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NJ v NELSON. Merchant Tailor, ane

~ W. NLLcONt t'ioLoAoho oAoa r,, s,IS
IN. Dealer in Fashionable Ready-Made CLOTf-
ING l25 Broad Street, Richmond, keeps constantly
on hand ard for sale, full assortment of GENTLE
MEMS READY-MADE CLOTHING of every de-
scription Also beautiful assortment of Cloths
Cassimeres aud vestings which will be made up to
order the shortest notice and on the most sccommc
dating terms, and in which cannot be sur
passed by any other establishment in the city. Ct
and strangers respectfully invited to call as
feel confident that / give the most perfect So
eisfsction.
All kinds Of Cutting done and warranted to MT
FURNISHING ARTICLES, of all kinds, for sale
ct a reducea nriee oc 5-Sm
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GRAzED THE JUe.--On Friday night .
mnlatto fellow, named wm. Pendlstor.
was found going at large without free papers He
was lodged in the cage, aud brought hefors the
Mayor on Saturday. when be produced his papers
pers while. It 10 believed, he resides in die dty.
The Mayor instructed the police TO look into his
place of abode, and make report. a
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PRovED MS FREEDoM small yellow
BOY, named VIM. Brown, was found in the street and
taken to the care on FRIDAY night. The Mayor, on
Saturday discharged him-his mother. sunt. sister.
and cousin, coming forward to testify that be was
free, although be had no papers a
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YNHE subscriber having just returned from
selected BIZ himself from the New York, Philadelphia
and Baltimore markets. RESP ectfuy ask of his friends
and the public generally TO call and examine his
stock amoagst which may be found all qualities aud
colors of French, English and American CLOTHS,
CAsSIMERES and VEsTINGS, such as
Paris Fancy Cassimeres
Crystal Palace do; Granite Mills
Velvet, plush, silk and n,erino Vestings
Granedne silk and plush Velvets
Plush palm do
Paris silk do
Dress Shirts and Collars merino Shirts and Drawers
Gloves, Socks Saspenders, Crayats, Scarfs, Ties,
Pocket Hdkfs, Washington and Napoleon Cravsts,
''0 RE- READY-MaDE i DEPARTMENT.
Super black, brown olive and green Dress and
Frock Goats
Pants and Vests of all STYLES and qualities
Kossuth and Lanlartine Over Goats
Esqumanx Wrappers. English Whitney
Blue, black and brown Over Sacks
Petershsm Over Sacks, all colors
Turkish Smoking Gowns
Gents velvet Morning do.
Do. travelling Shawis
Do. snow-s;orm Scarfs, be. &c.
oc2 No. 10. corner Main and Governor sts.
HLOAKS, SCARFS AND SHAWLS.-
~ By Adams L Co.'s Express we have to-day re-
ceiyed-
Rich Plain and Embroidered Cloth Cloaks
Do do Velvet do
Clsth, Velvet and Silk Talmas
Real Cashmere and Piaid Scarfs
Together with one of the most betiful assortments
of Shawls ever offered In this city. -
DUDLEY & JOHNSTON.
nos No. i45 Eagle Square
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IkoRrAsr rrr PAY-We have yet to see

Increase THE PAY-We have yet to gee
the first person who 10 not Ia favor Of increasing me
per diem of the Watchmen, 80 ss 20 iuih'sn ane. :.
which every necessary of life . pow sc.lns g 49,
this increase necessary and on .oas gronpa s'onej j
i; &C - ,,n,,h flsr nroyssiona fuel house rent aud
hire were 10 ~ = down to what they were two yesrs
In as I. sDmssn D1s.sns pIes q aaaa
70 the support of their families
and they should have r Increased.
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BALLOON AscENs1oN.-Mr. Elliott made sue
cessful balloon ascension from Baltimore on Fri
day afternoon. He returned 'safe and sound on
Saturday morning, having landed at Thomas
Peint, Back River Neck, some ten or fifteen miles
below the city.
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s ARTIFICIAL TEETH
fiSSE5S GREAT AND IMPORTANT In

pOWLING SALOON.-The undersigned
II has just fitted up an elegant SALOON in the
rear of the Arhour, for the amusement and exercise
of gentlemen; with three splendid ALLEYS, just put
down in the best manner by Mr.. R. England, and
pronounced by judges the most superior in work
manship ever seen in the city, which win be opened
this day to the public
He has also completely remodeled his ARROUR
RESTAURANT, and it is now pronounced the most
splendid establishment in Virginia, where can be had
at all times the greatest delcaces of the season. and
where everything good to eat and drink will be al
ways ready for his friends and patrons
He returns his sincere thanks to his friends for their
unbounded patronage and assures them every atten-
tionof Aimself and assistants will be always rendered
oc 10 r.. w ALLEN.
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CEILING OFF AT GOLDSMITH'S
~ CHEAP STORE, No. al Main st IA GREAT
REDUCTION IN GOO DS-I will offer my stock of
Goods at very reduced prices, viz
Ginghams, 10 cents Napkins, ct cents Toweiings,
cents Irish Linens 25 cents; Merinoes and Mourning
Calcoes 81 cents; Comforts Fringes Swiss and Cam
brio Edgugs and insertings Collars, Bands, Curtain
Muslius Cloths for Sacks Blankets, Lindseys Brown
and Bleeched Cottons Shawls at any price, Tickings
Colored Setius Piano and Table Covers, Canton
Flannels-and large assortment OF various other
Goods, at extremely low prices. ne Y