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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-08
OFFICIAL

TREASURY DEPARfMEEI, August 26, 1854.
Notice is hereby given to the holders Of the fol-
lowingdescribsd stocks Of the United States, that
this department is prepared to purchase, at any
time betwesn the date hereof and the Goth day of
November next, portions Of those Stocks amounting
in the aggregate to g SS4o,O0o, in the manner and
on the terms hereinafter mentioned, to wit:
In case Of any contingent competition, within the
amount ftsted, preference will be given in the or
der Of time in which said stocks may be offered The
certificates, duly assigned to the United States by
the parties who are to receive the amount thereof
must be transmitted to this department upon the
receipt Whereof price will b paid, compounded
Of the following particulars:
1. The par value, or amount specified In each cor.
tifcate.
2. A premium ON the stock of the loan authorized
BY the act Of July, 1916, redeemsble November Il,
1855, Of per cen'; on the stock of the loan su
thorized by the act Of 1s42 redssmable 31st Decem
Der. 1852 of II per cent on tbs stock Of the loans
authorized by the acts of 1s47 and ,s4s and redeem
able, the former on the 31st December, 1857, and
the latter on the 30t June, 1885, Of 16 per cent;
and on the stock OF the loan authorized by the act
of 1850, and redeenable the 3lst December, 1854
Commonly called the Texan indemnify six Per
cent.
g. Interest on the par Of each certificate from the
LIST OF July, 1854 to the date Of receipt and settle
ment at the Treasury, with the allowance 0or the
money to reach the ownsr) of one days interest in
addition.
Payment for said stocks will be made In drafts Of
TIE Treasurer of the United States, the assistant
treasurer at Boston, New York, Philadelphia, a.
the parties may direct.
But no certificate will be entitled to the benefit Of
this notice which shall not be actually received at
the Treasury or before the said 2oth day Of No
vember next.
JAMES GUTHRIE,
aug rs dt209ov Secretary of Treasury.
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
:JNO II. SMOOT

JNO H. SmOOTe
SOUTH SIDE BRIDGE STREET, NEAR HIGH,
GEORGETOWN, D. G.
"Aa received and is now Offering at low prices a
Ill general and we'll selected assortment Of
FALL AND WINTER G jODS.
Bought principally at the Philadelphia and New
York Auctions enabling him to offer extra induce
ments to cash or prompt short time customers.
In his assortmen will be found rich aaeort
ment of Plaid Silks
Plain and striped blk do.
Merinos, Plaids De LANES
Cloak Cloths, Velvets
And Dress Goods generally.
Also, good assortment of Boys and Gentlemen's
Best Paris Kid Gloves
Blankets, Flannels
shawls, sheetiugs, shirtings
Table Linen, Napkins, DC.
A call is solicited. J. H. eMOOT.
oct 27-1m
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HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.

7 he Subscriber h 4s now on hand most complete
I assortment Of GOODS, which have been select
ed with the greatest care from The manufacturers,
both in this country and Europe, and on the best
terms, ard are offered to consumers at saving OF
from ten to twenty y-fve per cent Our stsck COM
pris g.
Housekeeping articles every article required
ebout hoase that can come under the head Of
Hardware
Building materials, fine assortment, not except
ing sash Weights, at cents per pound
Mechanics Tools, eve;y variety, and II ostly war
rsnted
Leather Betting, Gum and Hemp Packing, at Bos-
ton Factory prices
Grey hrothers' Dor Springs, warranted for four
years We are the Agents and will furnish
dealers at Factory prices
A beautiful assortment of Feather Dustere, st
New New York prices, and rs Per cent cheaper than
All OF which are offered at small advance for
cash to punctual customers by
JOSEPH L. SAVAGE,
Sign OF the large Gilt Saw, Penn avenue,
nov d-Solm between 10th and llth ste.
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TURKEY VICTORIOUS.

VOU VII find ct the came OLD STAND, Pennsyl.
u vania avenue near 18th street opposite the
Irving Hotel, LOOKING GLASSES With or without
Frames; Portrait, Picture snd Niniture Frames OF
the latest ssyl,; Brackets, Tables, Room Moulding
CorIAses, &c &o.; or by leaving your order you
have any thing done In my line.
N. Bold Frames, &C. regilt At the shortest no
doc on reasonable terms Don't forget the place.
feb 1,-ly Join WAGNER
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Rev. VERNON EsKRIDGE, U. EN-.
HOME TESTTMONY,
CURE OF LIVER COMPLAINT OF TEN YEARS

WASHINGTON, May IL, 1858.
Msssrs. Mortimer q Mowbray Gsntlemen-Hav-
ing been afflicted with Liver Complaint of tan years
Standing, hereby, for the neht Of the afflicted,
taze great pleasure in announcing that after using
. few bottles Of your Tncture, found it had 90
complished perfect cure l have used different
medicines from time TO time, ont have never been
able TO account tor any apparent good, and 1t is
blessing TO stricken humanity that that medicine L.
fount which possesses the vondsrous power of pro
longing human life. The many curesit has wrought
is . sufacient guarantee Of the beneficial results
which may b experienced frsm its use. Yours,
respectfully, J. CURTAIN HAY.
O4n and get pamphlets gratis, and see cures of
Cough, BroHchtis, RheunGtSso,, NetrGlgi0, Dyspep-
"a Neuosssssss and Gen eraI Weakness. As female
2edicns or for delicate Children We believe 1t
sqSklsd.
l3-Sold by MORTIMER 4 M0WBRAY, l4o Balti-
more street, Baltimore, and 304 broadway, New
York OHA6 STOTr CO., WIdER, j. B. MOORE,
p.B. CLARKE, CLARKE 4 BOWLING, W. ELL
OFT, and q MCPHERSON, Washington; also, by 4
8. =. CISSAL, asorgetoWn; and Q. q. BERRY,
Alexandria, and by Druggists everywhere.
aug Sl-H
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NEW STORE NEW STORE!
GEORGE WILMER,

SPSA AaASSI anu OPhOASCSIO1S
464 Ninth street, near Z.
DETURNING thanks for the very liberal patron
HI age already bestowed on one from my friends
and customers since my removal to the new stand,
respectfully invite public attention to my large
and superior stock Of Paper Hsngngs for fall Sales
Gold and other Parlor styles, ell qualities, Land.
scape Views, panel papers, for halls, &C., with q
small variety of low priced papers Of desirable ooors
and patterns.
me call.
Paper put On in the best manner and at short
notice.
Upholstery Goods, such % Union and worsted
Damssks, Muslin and Lace Curtains Gilt Oornices,
Bands and Ornsments Gilt and Nowered Shades
just received from the New York manufacturer,
some nine feet long are beautiful, Feather Beds ana
Mattresses.
Ollcloths laid and Carpets cut and fitted h the
most economical and neatest manner.
oct 14-lm
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A. s. GARNER,
DIR APER AND TAILOR.
MoTft,s Buildtn0. AZ Sire,

Mo!fts Building, AZ Street,
DEsPECTFULLY informs his friends and the
II citizens of Washington. Georgetown, IA
and Alexandria, that he keeps constantly on
band choice selection Of tho best and most M
popular makes OF Cloths, Cassimeres and IL
vesticgs, together With good supply Of the bea
Trimmings, and will make to order garments OF
every description for gentemens' wear In the most
elegant manner plain fancy, to please the tasts
Of all who may favor him with call.
Prices moderate and terms cash.
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ENIGRANTs From THE UNITED STATES
TO AUsTRALIA.-TheN New York Evening
Post publishes the project of an import
ant scheme for the promotion Of emigra-
ton from the United States to Australia.
1t is designed especially to attract the
free negroes of the United States. The
terms, which are fully stated in the letter
from the Sydney house of Bier & Lowe,
contemplates the accommodation of poor
persons who are healthy, but have not
money to pay their passage. They are
to enter into an agreement to work out
their passage money, when they reach
Sydney, the Council of the Colony having
passed law designed to enforce such
contracts strictly. Perhaps it may be
useful to know that the people of Sydney
recently in public meeting denounced the
plan of introducing Coolies into the
country, as one tending to degrade white
labor by bringing black labor in compe-
tition with it.
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COFFIN WAREROOM, &c.

I"- J. WILLIAM PLANT & Co, UN-
- VDERTAKER RS-residence 4l8 Sew
s,ystrset, between g and H streets. Inlerments
cured in any ground or cemetery. Collins Caps,
Er0ud., Carriages, Hesrre, and every article for
aterments of the bsst quality furnished at short
,,tice, on the most reasonable terms, and at all
Dpzys of tbs night. Having the exclusive right of
F-ump Patent Corpse Preservsr, we guarantee to
ssp the dead for any length of time. oc lift
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CLOCKS. WATCHES 4 JEWMRY

o. I have just received and opened su1l1
EAgreat assortment Of Clocks, eabches, 23I
and Jewelry, all of which will be sold
~ cheaper than similar goods can hes
bought in the District have on hsnd q II
costly Watches, which will be sold q qEsat haspd
if called for son, at RORfAsONS
Jewelry Store, opposite Browns AstsL
oct 5-2m
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UNDERTAKES, &c.
IBINET MAKER & UNDERTAKEN

taE undsrsigned would respectfully inform bis
friends, acqaaintances, and the public generally
ks he still continues to execute ell orders In bis
4 of business In the best manner and ct the short
notice.
REPAIRIMG neatly and promptly executed
FUNERALS attended to At -Y
\ shortsst notice, and in the best
&a3er. Bodt,s prescrred sss the mas: perfect man
u. e,ea in TIE sUdrn,sst ireasfsT.
Il .nAnkful for past fsvors, be would respectfully
ldt and Win endeavor to merit . continuance OF
same. ANTHONY BUCHLY,
Pa. ave-, s. side, between 9th and 10th Sta.
Residence: Mr. Martins, No. 3e6, D street, taird
ruse east OF lth street mar lily
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CAPTAIN OANOT,

UTHoR OF THE GREAT BOOK JUST BE-
"A Ina PUBLIsHkD, SPEAKS Of HAMPTON's
ITINCTURE.
lGREAT CURB OF RNEUMATIsM CONTRACTED
UNDER TROPICAL CLIMATES.
| BALTIMORE, Nd, June 4, 1854.
Ir. SockbrId1c, oftae Fbu'stain Hotel Ltgh street,
Dssr Sir Being on the point Of leaving the city.
y avail myself of 9 few idle momsas to thank you
Gndly for the medicine you sent ms, and which has
restored ne TO the use of my limbs. beg you to
send me four bottles more, to carry my voyage.
Since had the fortune to use DR.. Hampton's Vege
:sbls Tncture my confidence ia 80 strong that, in
gratitude 10 the propri-tors of said medicine beg
sou 10 present my respects to them, and induce
them TO make it moro publicly known q sure
tHhsums,ic cure. Having called On on the 18th
toi April last, and seen me Frustrated on my bed,
useless in all my hnbs, you appreciate nearly
as vrl as myself the prompt relief received from
IDr HAmpton's Tincture, and am positive had 1t
not been for your strong and forcible recommends
ions | should It'll have been in bed.
1t is really pity this Specific should not be ap-
lroved by medical men, and like all patent drugs it
.2AIi1 soffer the imputation ths public generally
give to sucn preparations. 1 myself, who was al
rays opposed to patented specific took this medi-
cine with reluctance, and without confidence In ii,
and 1t was only through your disnterested friendly
duced me to try this really beneficial Vegetable
rrcture.
lou may inform Messrs. Mortimer 4 Mowbray
tAas they at liberty to make Of my name in
Y
Vegetable nncture, it has cured me in five weeks
\ IShronic H.jIammGtory Rheumsdtisns, contracted
lsr tropical climates, and of sepe years periodical
Walton. have only used three bottles, and find
mat the dSforused parts Of my hands fast
Ireturning o their formf natural appearance.
Ih.ve been under the treatment of several ply.
siciAns in London and Paris, without any apparent
benefit; also, while in New York, having tried the
ThompsoniAn and Homeopathic remedies, after hay
ing been tormented with galvanic ba teries cold
and aromatic baths, and hundreds of Internal and
external medicines, ali to no effect, am, tar,
cured by this Hampton's Vege able Tncturs only.
Therefore, my ear sir, accept of the assurance Of
NJ gratitude, and believe me- your we'll wishsr.
THOMAS CANo1.
REV. VERNON ESKRIDGE, u. s.N.
PORTSMOUTH, Va Aug I8, 1881.
Mr.. J. 3. Boush-vear sir While am, in gene
NJ, opposed to patent medicines, candsr compels me
70 state that have great confidence in the virtues
Of HAmpton's Vegetable Tincturs. For several
months past have used it in my family and in
dyspepsia loss Of appetite dizziness and general de-
biity, with entire SUCCESS. So far my experience
syrenis, therefore, take pleasure in recommend
M t TO the afflicted as q safe and efficient remedy.
Am. respectfully, yours,
VERNON EsKRIDGI,
Chaplain, United States Navy.
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REDUCTION IN GAS FIXTURES.

ITTE are no y receiving the largest STOCK OF GA6
w FIXTURES ever offered In this city, CON
prinog every variety OF style and dntah They have
nus Co., Philadelphia, and include all Of their
patterns.
OWING to q reduction In price In Gas Fixtures We
Are nov prepared furnish them at less rate than
To keep pac with tho above improvement the
prics of gas rubbing has been materially reduced,
and our increased facilities warrants US In saying
that We are prepared and can execute any work we
nav undertake cheaper and better than any other
establishment in thus city.
J. w. THOMPSON BRO,
Plumbing Gas sitting Establishment,
Pa. avenue, side, between 10th and llth SITS.
oct l3-dtJan1
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C,RANKLIN AND THE ARCTIC REGIONS, vol.
l. London.
BuIwer's Might and Morning, VOL, London.
Bulvsr's Caxtons, l vol London.
The Treasury Of Medic ne, by John James, n. D.'
vol Lond n
sketches in Ultra, by jaime, Hannsy, vol, Lon
ID Sports In the Far West, by Gsrstasoksr, l
81, London
bernard and Robin on the Blood.
Kirksbrids on HI spitals for the Insane.
rh.nss In America, by w Chambers
Harris's Dictionary Of Dental Surgery, "a ediuen'
! De Bows Review pr November.
poy4 SNAN @AA
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GEN. PUTNAN's WOLF DEN.-A gen.
tleman who recently visited the den in
Pomfret, down which Old Put descended
with a rope round his leg and musket
in his hand, describes it as being at least
twenty-six feet long, and on an average
two feet square, though in some parts
much wider. 1t extends directly into the
mountain, and is slightly descending.
The wall above and on either side is Of
rock. 1t is so formed that furious she
wolf could keep at bay as many dogs as
could be sent against her. She was
crouched in the farthest end upon q
shelving rock, and the passage being
rather crooked, the General must have
penetrated at least ten feet, and probably
more, unless he had gun so favorably
contrived that he could shoot round a
hay stack. The visitor crept in a dis
tance of twenty feet, and since there was
no wolfthere, he regretted that be did not
meet with few rattle-snakes, to make
the descent a little perilous.-Boston
Chronicle.
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QRACES for ladies.and gentlemen at
ID oct u BlRGbfA WiilapdS Hotel.
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SCHOOL hooks of every description at thu
- lowest publishsrs prices, at
sep q TAYLOk MAURY's, near 9th e.
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MARSHAL ST.. ARNAUD.-His disease
of the heart-increased in vebemence.
His physicians promised him twenty
years of life if lie would retire into pri.
vate life, but he spurned their offers.
During the battle of tho Alma, he re-
mained in the saddle, galloping ur and
down the lines, though at times bis at
tendants found it necessary to support
him. "a marshal of France" he said,
"must know how to die on horseback"
In the memorable night of the lst of De-
cember, be was one of the very few who
shared the confidence of Bonsparte. The
task was assigned to him of arranging
the capture of the republican generals.
Among these was Lamoriciere, who, in
the Algerine war, had once saved St.
Arnaud from being cashiered for some ir-
regularities in the management of the
army chest, which Lamoriciere discover
ed, and consented not to make public.
On his arrest, he wrote to St. Arnaud the
caustic sentence I'm 1850, Lamoriciere
saved General st. Arnaud from having
his sword broken; in 1851, General st.
Arnaud broke the sword of fLamoriciere.
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FOR sale in Warrington by q. D. GILMAN:
In Georgetown by il KIDWELI.
In Aleyandria W J.R. PIERPONT
In Richmond BY s0RCkLL, LADD co.
In Baltimore By CANBY HATCH.
In do DAVIS d MILLER.
In do SETH HANCK.
In do MACPHERSON l. MARSHALL.
In Norfolk BY NJ. A. SANTOS SON.
And by rsspe4rsbie dsslers in medicine every
vhArs. dAS 6--iy
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DR.. HOO FLAN DIS
Col0bratOd German Bitt01D,
PREPARED By
DIR. @. M. JACKSON.

Their power ever the above diseases is not exosle
fe1 ualled, by any other preparation in the United
tatee, e the cures attest In many oasae sftsr skill
fol physicians had failed.
These hitters are worthy the attention Of fi1valids
Possessing great virtues In tho rectsneation Of dis
sases Of tho Liver and Lesser glands, exercising the
most searching powers In weakness and sectiens O,
he digestive organs, they are, withs, safe, certain
and pleasant.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-06

A SHOOTING AFTAIR-An exciting scene took pisee
yesterday in sewsl place in consequence Of report tnA.
a woman named Mary l. TAR had shot James II Briggs
Of Nantucket II appears that year or two SINCE whe9
Mr. Briggs wss Member OF the Legislature there naa
sprung up some attachment between them, a. was TO
rorted 6ut Mrs TAR states that Mr. Briggs was gres
ANNOYANCE 10 her. he in the habit OF calling on ner
in tate of ntoIication Yesterday be knocked at hef
door and admitted After few moments .Snss ~
ton Mr. Tsrr went suddenly to the door, and facing
B;ges d,cbarged one barrel Of six barrel reye,vere
him The ball perfored the sleeves Of bis coa mo
and praz.d the skin Of bic arm Mrs. Tar "% ""' "
rested as Mr. Briggs declined to prosecute ,s,..r 3D.
IMPORTANT RAILROAD DEcIaos-Ine y, sas Co
voyipe the light of the Michigan Centre ad ,hs 80
rany b construct ard operaiether osd ns "a. dscdsS
I'm Michigan CITY 10 the Hlinss state ne' asSaea
II rV he ssas s United state. on s1 40
The declslon an.e compsry The appeal was dis
We E Iaed states Court deciding ihst Il had NC
iurifdiction in the premises
nsr,v II ulsn made the accent of Mt Washington on
- ,f,b ~ december and surprised TO find thai on
~ nrnmt ~ scareey breath Of air stirring, and
s. ~ warm that the the roof Of the ho0e
"a. he'd and trcke4 from the caves.
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" nv Fathers house on high
Home Of nv soul. how near
At times 10 faiths fOresselDg eye


But the life that is, ia life of discipline. Our IL
noraroe the Of many of suifernss and these
eIrererces Of admonitions to warn US lis
happy thing that God does govern this world by hKed
laws thus wisdom il rewarded and folly Is punished
illus there il furnished basis on which we may resi-
our heres and construct our plans Yet how well do We
know hat arest hopes may be blasted and our best
laid plans brought 10 DOught thus while we are urged
b, every consideration wisely to employ the faculties God
has given u.s. We are taught that not in msn TO direct
his .eps The tire ad Of every life is entsnged with other
threads bsy oud all reach OF calculation The woe and
veal Of each depends on nnumersbe contingencies upon
the wills and ways Of thousands not only Of these whom
we do know bat ao Of those far beyond the circle OF
cur Acquaintance While then, to some extent we may
each cboose our course, TO much greater ex'
tent are we tho creatures OF circumstances, or Ia words
Pleasant the Christian ear we are the children
Of Providence Let us then recognize Gods providence
in all the events of life in the blessings OF our prosperity
in the trials Of our adversty II is the hand that
desls over these varied fortunes the same infinite
wisdom and love that chooses them for us Our disap
pontmenis, which in our pride we often regard as re
prosches on wisdom heavens lessons 10 How
often do we reproach ourselves for having pursued
course which ends IN disaster but not ssch reprosehes
often unjust
Wh,nwe have acted according to the best of our sdg
msnt eonreentiousy carefully ought We TO condemn our
selves for having done If the result be evil
We are responsible only for the light actually accessible
TO How can We justly blame ourselves for having
done az honestly thought best. We ought to look to
the past not for regrets but for instruction. True, we
have been pursuing selh object If we have been using
sprigbt.eus means if we have been moved by unhoy
motive there not only for regrets but for remorse
.Len indeed are we called to bitter repentance and 10
thorough reformation But am speaking Of our saon"
zion 10 Divine Providence
ltson thAi We knew before it our duty lyay 70
Learn il u.,kly to submit to bis WILL aSd to rso'es
That ID. pIecsltoS Of car fAss, hover
SAD Or disisf .i e ordered o. bens
OF iaini'e t-lsvo eaes ass eosss,
M M .:c,s s,.I; ss8yJ p be-, "
Or IN tleyery language Of holy scripture TIA. ell ihng'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-28
NOTICE.
TO OUR FRIENDS, CUSTOMERS, AND TIE PUB.

TO OUR FRIENDS, CUSTOMERS, AND THE PUB.
Lie GENERALLY.
conformity with long standing OF selling
entire Stock Of Goods at the every years and as
that period will come round 1886 th
day 20 put down stock 10 such cash prices
main on hand, will bs disposed public auction without limit
reserve ~ ~ ''
have added and have patrons the large ,uppy
OF he newest styles Of this below T.y
have been purchased New York sueons tei eos Al ~
Unprecedented low prices Of the weeks ADD upon which
We have placed small prtht:
Cloths. C,,,irn,r., siiins,,', and Failed Cloth,
IHeeds, Kentucky and nnebeck Jea aud Kerteys
flannslsi Lnseys, Plains and Jable-Twist Kerseya
french, German and gnglIsh herinos, all prices
Rich Plaid and Printed oa'hmsreS and Mou;seines
super french Plain NouiSellnsr, all shades Of color
gels Plaid, Plaid Persisns, OhAieys and De Bego
soPer Plain and Figured french Panoels, for Jacques
BIZ Bomba5lne,, Canton Cloths and Apaeas, all prices
kich Plaid, and Broeade Gaee and Poult lie Boe
bIooade and Plaid Black sllk extra quality
bIh uro de Hhines, Tanstss, and Satin swautine
oaHps horcelnes and Vorences, all coors and qualities
Zeal Irish Poplns, and Eogli,h and french do
neef, Bonnet, Gap, Lutestfing and Satin Rlbandt
Nigh oored and Black and White aid and Checked GinK.
french, English and American Calieos, (eheap)
Table pamask, Table Clo,hs, Napkins aud Doylies
6Se apers, HnekAbaek, DoWias ana Towels
embroidered Curtains and Drapefy Husins
Dotted Embro dered and Plain ssIss Muslin for syss.s
heh lace and Muslin french and Scotch Worked Ooars
Muslin and Oambrie Sleeves, Habits and Gounoings
Mg,n 0amore Thread and Jls BdFiugs and inssriIngs
Jhbet, cashmere, rnlter and Rob Roy Bhauls
ladies and hsse, KID, slk Nett. Tibet and Lse Gloves
Gents and Boys BgeL, Beaver rhibet and SILK do
ladies sod Gents RHO and Shaker Vests and Drawers
Whitne Maekanau, Tvlled and Dufhi Blankets
S I5 80 90 and i24 CottJn shrtngs and gheetnx.
ra'd Domestic Apfcp Shssls oSnsSeys, "a
No. 90 Bro d street, corner 9th,
selo Near Capitol earars.