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Beautiful enamelled Cottage

Bedsteads
Beautiful enamelled Cottage Chamber Set
Mahogany and walnut Centre Tables, &c.
do do Etageres
Do do Secretary and Bookcase
Do do Sideboards
Giltframe Mirrors
A general assortment Of Chairs, Bedsteads Wash
stands, Tables, Bureaus Wardrobes, Hair and shuck
Mattresses, Feather Beds, &c.
The subscriber will give particular sttep ion 10
furnishing Houses entire, in any style required.
dec 1-d4W n NJ. Mc3REt2OR
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Rl'hy's Eirits-That inimitable eoRedian, Mr..
ChAs Burke, sti, continues to draw crowded hou CO
at TIL above theatre. To hight he performs In the
laughable piec entitled, Turning the Tables" and
afterwards in the popular drama OF the "People's
Lawyer"
''HIge If BaeieHsL~rg.-Among the business
transacted yesterday in the Legislature Of Mary
Mr. Sheriff obtained leave to introduce bill for in.
cooperating the villsge Of Bladensburg.
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FOR SALE AND RENT

LfOR RENT-A fine second floor room, suita.
Il BILE for a chamber other purposes. Apply
at the Office of MASTER MOORE,
Dentists, Pa. avenue, near 10th street.
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street, between 9th and eth sts., Washington.
sep 17-eotf-
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L,
La avenue, few doors east of 9TH street
jan 7-2w
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N UNI B Z R 3.
Churches in Paris.

A correspondent ofthe Express has the
following remarks on things met with at
Paris lin going to the Churches in
Paris, one is struck first by the paintings
and ornaments, o. course so superior to
those IN some other countries, but next
oy the system of incessant begging of
aims to defray the expenses Of the Cnarch,
which, as practicc,!, seems most ludicrous
TO those accustomed to going on the Sab
bath day to Churches, for the purpose of
,ooTShtP. You go to a magnificent build
ing, the Madeleine, for instance, enter
with crowd, take chair wherever YOU
please, lat any hour almost on Sundav,l
you see priests moving and chatting, DC.
near the alter; you hear splended music
which begins to make You feel solemn,
perhaps, when ring ng sound on the
paved floor of the church causes you to
start, and here stalks towards you, a,
imposing individuals in black clothes.
adorned will geld lace shorts, silk stock-
ings, and high chapeau, with feathers
on he head, and silver staff in his hand
which, struck on the floor, as he walks,
makes a sound which must attract atten.
ton. Behind him trips short priest.
dressed in white .petticoat, and black
short cloak, with funny mood to it. who
rattles bag in his hand, and hands it
to you, for money. The magnificent
functionary who is termed ." wiss" or a
"Bedeau" as it may chance, for there are
two of each to every church, says at eve
ry step, pour reglise," "pour les pauyres"
in loud voice. Well, thoy pass on. and
then comes sharp little man who looks
as If re had the eyes of Argus, and was
born somewhere down East, who holds
out his hand, and you PIT TWO or three
sous in it, to pay for Your seat, and al
though the people are constantly chang
ing coming, without any regard to the
ceremonies Of the service or mass, none
escape him, without having paid for their
seats, am sure. BY the time YOU h ave
composed yourself again to listen and OBJ
serve what is going on, another dazzling
"Bedeau," and another comcal looking
monk come along, and you soon learn to
shake your head at them, instead of put
ting your hand ip your pocket for sous as
often as they appear"
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OYSTER LrFE.-An imaginative naturalist
has pictured the life of an oyster as one Of
the happiest Of d>tinies. He has desert :.
bed him rs carefully lodged in dwelling
Of pearl, fed with the rich produce Of the
swelling tides, growing delicatey corpu-
lent with luyuries which he receives bv
mere trouble of opening his mouth, sooth-
ell to slumber by the gentle ripple of the
waves that roll above and around him,
and cheered amid the intervals of his
almost continuous dreams by the consid-
Grafton that his death even is to be glo.
rious as that of the white bull sacrificed
to Jove, or the tender virgin who saved
her country by her passage down the
throat Of the Minotaur Faint IDEAS of dis
comfort are suggested by such traditions
as those Of the "Oyster crossed in love-"
but on the whole, the lot of the oyster is
u glorious one. He swims in sensuous
paradise until the crash of the oyster knife
comes laundering in to put an end 10 life;
and then he lies white, succulent and
resigned, really to be offered an unresist-
ing sacrifice to the gastronomic sensibili-
ties of some refined palate.
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The Philosophy Of Advertising.

1t void be worth any ones while who
desires to study the philosophy of ADVERTISING
TO watch the course oc three or four wears in
the business OF two tradcsmcn who started
with equally fair prospects, one of whom
advertised, while the other did not advertise
at all. The chances are ten TO one that
while the latter was struggling, but little
If any more advanced than when he started.
the former would have made himself name
and be Rapidly progressing to the head Of
his profession.
"The philosophy Of advertising, 49,
Yes, verify there is a philosophy in adyertis-
ing,and it is demonstrated, most forcibIe set
| forth in thousands of fortunes it has made; in
the success which it has brought to the ef-
forts Of entcrprsing, thinking, calculating
business men. Every man who bsgias busi-
ness, no matter in what deplrtment-adver-
tscs the same, in some, way or other.
Some advetise more judiciousy than others
Some are content to advertise the people
that they do particular kinds of work, or
have certain kinds ofgoods, wares and mer-
chandise to dispose of at certain places,
simply by Keeping open doors,and displaying
the commodities within, or tools of trade
as the ease may be In these cases, the pub.
lie are notified only when tehy happen to
pass along this way. It is a remarkable
Tact that such men never do ashcavy, or
brisk, active, stirring business and are slow
IN getting customers. There are others
who understand this great secret Of success,
better-who philosophise better than this,
and who send little mcssages-through
variety ofchancls, to their friends, all over
the country inviting call--the invitation IN
accepted, too, and the term fatncss" is a
term which applies to the business of these
practical, advertising philosophers" How
important To business men, to learn this
PHILOSOPHY" and yet many of them won I
--perfe ring TO drive a lean business.
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Grdtiiuis Of Emperor Nicholds.-The Of.
chcr whom Prince Menschikoff sent from
Odessa to ST Petersburg with the despatch.
ca announcing the victory at Sinope, spared
no exeriion to accomplish his journey with
unusual speed, md on arriving ut the capital
was according to Russian custom, immcdi.
ately nshered into the Emperor's presence,
I" whom no delivered his dispatches, say
ing. Il bring your Majesty intelligence of
the successful issue of considerable ne
ton" On which the Emperor, much graft.
fled, took him with him into his cabinet,
and seated himself to puruse their con.
tents. When he had finished, and ad-
dressed himself 10 the welcome courier
to express his delight at the tidings, he
found thai the officer, worn out with fatigue,
had fallen asleep, nor was he to be aroused
by any ordinary means. With that quick
appreciation Of human nature peculiar TO the
Car, he called ont roughly, Your horses
are ready" and the JEALOUS courier at once
started up TO his supposed duty. The EN-
peror then inquired IF him what rank he had!
"Kapitan." "Well, then, Ito nm adjutani
in attcndancc,) bring me a pair of epau.
lettes: promote you on the spot 10 be
PodpoikoDnick, Iieptenapt colonel) En-.
brace me-" and whom the aston shed affiee,
had availed himself OF this rare distinction
tho Car kissed him on the check, Sine,
then no ruthless razor has been allowed e
profane the check hallowcd by the Emper
ors lips.-Pisna Corresponds ce London
Times.
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J,ckp said pious coal dealer, ewhat
kind Of a morning is itr every cold,
sir, ye y.n Is the kennel froze r. aYes,
cir, harl.' sRaiseth coal dollar ton.
God help tho poor!"
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A Lawyer on his death bed wilIed the
whole property TO the Lunaiic Asylum, say.
ing he desired il should go to The sat,e class
Of persones he took Il from.
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II Ivory becomes bsi,tle by are. Il will
recover it, original quality by being boil .
ed in a solution Of pure glue.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-06

TOLD AND TIE GOSPEL-Prze Essays on the
" scriptural Duty of giving in proportion to
means and income.
Daniel, Model for Young Men.-A series of lee.
lures by Rev. W. A. scett New Orleans.
Voices of Dead, by Rev. John Cumming.
The Divine Character Vindicated-A Review of
Dr. Beecher's Conflict Of Ages" by Rev. Moses Bal.
lon.
Uncle Jerry's Letters to Young Mothers; compiled
by Ann Il. Porter.
Castlemans Plain Sermons fer Servants.
Sunlight Through the Mist; or Conversations be-
tween a Mother and her Children; BY A Lady
Struggles for Life; or the Autobiography Of Dis
senting Minister.
Theological Essays and other Papers; by Thos De
Quincy.
National Magazine for June
GRAY & BALLANTYNE Seventh street
may 80. [Sentnell %
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HOUSES Fur REMIT have for rent
LII several new convenient houses with lots of
two acres Of ground attached to each, situated on a
new street parallel with Boundary street, running
along the top Of the ridge west of the railroad where
1t leaves the city, little more than q mile north.
easterly from the Capitol.
These house have from seven to ten rooms each,
including Kitchen with several closets and cellar
woodsheds and q stable, and pumps of excellent
water near at hand. The situation is beautiful over
looking the railroad and large portion of the city,
and having the Capitol in full view. The approach
to them Is by II street, Delaware Avenue, and NJ
street, graded and graveled The soil of the lots ia
generally good, and capable of being made very pro-
ductive.
An omnibus now runs twice q day between these
houses and the Presidents square, by way of NJ
street, Delaware avenue, H street, It'll street and
Pennsylvania avenue leaving the houses at about
hafpast eight o'clock, and halfpast two D. m :;
returning, after brief stands at the War; Navy and
Post Office and Patent Office
These houses peculiarly adapted for the resi-
dences of Clerks and others Of sedentary habits who
requise exercise either by walking, or by manual
| labor in garden.
The houses and lots will be let as they stand with
| large shed containing q stall for horse and an
outbuilding, at the very low rent of TWO HUNDRED
DOLLARS per annum, payable monthly. If other
Improvements be wanted, they will BE- made with q
due increase Of rent.
Apply to VIM. Stickney, Esq, occupying . house
on the same street. or to myself at my residence
| the premises. AMOS KENDALL.
Washington, May 19-2w lint 4 Unionl
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june Cd
NOTICE TO UNION TOWN LOT E0IDFRs

NOTICE TO UNION TOWN LOT HOI DFRs
A the request Of many persons interested, the
"a drawing hiss been postponed until WRDNRS-
DAY next, It'll June, 1854, when it will take place
at the office ON It'll street. above D, at o'clock D. M
precisely, until which time persons have the priyi
lege of subscribing for the few remaining Lots at
monthly in,talments Of So eaph;'' for lot "a feet
front by $50 feet deep, situated in the most beautiful
and healthy neighborhooi around Washington.-
The streets will be graded, the cutters paved and
enged with shade trees, without charge to the lot
holders.
Persons In arrears with their monthly dues, are
required to pay up their names will be left out of
the drawing.
"Deeds IN fee simple" "guarantied clear Of all and
euery incumberance," will be given to Lot holders
paying up in full at any time after the drawing on
wednesday next JNO. FOX, Secretary.
A6Office open from q. m, until 9 o'clock, D. IN.
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AUCTION SALES.
BY J. c. MCGUIRE, Auctione,

BY j. G. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
INTENSIVE SALE OF WROUGHT AND CAST
~ Iron, Lumber, &c, at Auction.-On FRIDAY
morning, the 9th Instant at 10 o'clock ON the prem
Uses, skaii sell the materials composing the Roch
Creek Bridge at the terminus Of street. coneistine
OF about 90 tons Wrought and Cast Iron, and q loi
Of Lumber. = -
The Iron viii be sold in lots to suit purchasers.
Terms: $50 and under cash over $50 credit O.
sixty and ninety days, for notes satisfactorily en-
dorsed, bearing interest
by order Of the Mayor.
JAS. O. MCGUIRE,
june "a Auctioneer.
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A-SPLENDID PICTURES Those of our readers VIM
desire to pass through splendid Gallery of Pictures
should not fail 70 pay visit 70 Plumb's Rooms on
the Avenue. He has ou exhibition there some hoice
specimens OF the new art Of Ddgu rrCo,yping IN Oh
which for beauty and excellence are incomparsble
There is portrait executed, in this last style, Of
President Pierce, that reflects great credit on the
artist every lineamsnt thereof giving life like ex-
preston. Mr.. Plumbe is reckoned among the drst
Daguerrean artist of our time mar 30
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The Pennsylvania Railroad Compauy

PHILADELPHIA, June 5.-At q meeting Of
the stockholders of the Pennsylvania Railroad
this morning, committee reported unanimous-
y against the purchase of the main line upon
the terms fixed by the Legislature The report
recommends the appointment Of a COMMITTEES
to act in conjunction with the Directors and
decide on future action, in case the sale be not
made under the act. The rscomms end alton
was nsgatived, and the committee discharged
from further action.
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BY e. s. WRIGHT, Georgetown.

BY Z. 8. WRIGHT, Georgetown.
VALUABLE LOT, &c, at Auction On MONDAY
y afternoon, the 9th instant, at O'Clock, shall
sell the valuable Lot and materials on It. belonging
to Mr.: May. The Lot IL well situated on Prospect
near High street.
Terms: One-hfth cash /: balance in 6, IL IS and
"a months, fer approved endorsed notes. with inter
est. L. 3. WRIGHT,
jest Auctioneer.
Rs- The above sale IL unavoid bIy
postponed till WEDNESDAY afternoon, the It'll in
slant, at the same hour and place.
Z. 8. WRIGHT,
Jeo-2t Auctioneef.
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NENTLEMEN'S Ready made Clio.
~ thlng.-WALL & STEPHENS, Pennsylya.
MIA avenue, next door to Iron Hall, invite purcha
sers OF ready made Clothing to examine their supe
rior assortment, which embraces ut this time, the
most beautiful variety of seasonable Goods to be
found In this city, which they offer at uniformly
low prices.
Their custom department is well stocked with fine
Cloths, Cassmeres, Doeskins, Linen Drillings, sik
satin, and marselles vestings, Of and fashiona
BILE styles, which they will make to order at shor!
notice, and at unusually low prices. ie 5-3t
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Rhode Island Patriotism

PROVIDENCE, June 5.-The new city govern
ment organized to-day. Thecity council voted
net TO have the usual celebration on the 4th Of
July, but that the bells be tolled one hour at
sunrise, noon and sundown on that day, on
Account of the repeal Of the Missouri conpro-
mise, and the recent event In Boston.
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BY GREEN q SCOTT. Auotioneers.

BY GREEN q SCOTT, Aactioneers.
TNRUsTEEs SALE of d Desirable Residence. -By
L virtue of a deed of trust recorded in Liber j A
5, No 81, folio 3i7, &C. Of the land records for
Washington county, in the District Of Columbia, L
will or at public sale the eastern half of Lot No.
B. in Square or reservation A, with the improve.
ments desirable brick dwelling house
The sale to take place on the premises on Missou-
RI avenue, between Sd and an sts, on TUESDAY,
the 18th day of June, at O'Clock p. N.
Terms made known at the sale.
w. III. WARD, Trustee.
GREEN d. SCOTT,
may 31-eoi&ds Auct;oneers
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Injunction on the Cocbitua.s Rsnk

NEW YORK, June 5.-There was q hearing
OF the case of the Cachi uate Bank had this
morning before Chief Jus ice Shaw. From =
statement made 1t appeared that the Ca pi;ai
had been nearly all absorbed by bad or doubt
ful paper, and the coort ordered the Injunction
to be perpetual. The bill holders and deposi-
tors most probably will be paid in full.
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az READER, would you not like to send your Ia
guerrsotyIe 10 some absent friend If So call At
procure q superb miniature Ter q trialng sum. IL.
serted IN hns case wn'ch can be ssut to any part
Of the United States for ~ c-nts by mail Spieudid
Stereoscopic portraits u AIDE dslS for and &C. d.
suerreofypes in fine cases from 81 upwards No so
cent ptcturss made at this Gallery. Call and exam
inc specimens. G. ADAMS
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o. PIECES Embroidered Curtain
~ Muslin, at 81 for II yards, worth So
so pieces very rich Curtain Muslin
80 do plaid Cambrics from l2l< cts. up
SO do plain, striped, and plaid Swiss Muslins
Table Cloths, Table Covers and Napkins
Irish Linens, some very good for - cts.
The above goods were bought at Auction and will
be sold much less than their value.
WIN. X. RILEY,
Corner sth street, opposite Centre Market.
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ERENCH SHIRT BOSOMs.-The rapid increase
l. In the sale of the new SHIRT BOSOMs war.
rants In presenting to the trade and our easto-
very large assortment OF the newest sty lss xnd
ct the most moderate prices. Ia a -....
Families and shirtmskers viii ind It cheaper b
buy these bosoms than to make them. The trsde
supplied at wholesale prices ct sTRvRNPe
% 22~eca Sales Rocms byownS Hotel.
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An Elephant Abroad.

Providence, R. l., June 5.-A large eIe.
plant attached to a menagerie, while on his
way to Fall River this morning, got beyond
the control Of his keeper, and killed three hor.
sss, smashed the wagons to pieces, seriously
injuring two men who were In the wagons. Hs
was finally captured near SHADES ferry.
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Fire ct Louisville

LOUISVILLE, June 5.-The Office OF the Lou.
isville Courier was destroyed cy are about 8
O'Clock this morning The loss is about 81 600
covered by insurance. The presses, book
and job Office were saved. 1t was the work Of
an incendiary.
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M0oREs IMPROVED TRIcOPHEROUs

HIS article is presented to the public ss the best
4 and cheapest Hair Restorative ever yet offered.
have witnessed its effects in number Of cases.
know individuals who have acquired q new growth
OF hair by the use Of two and three bottles. 1t will
scruf, DC, and toilet article 1t cannot Be sur
passed-having many advantages over Hair Oils,
Pomades, &c. Sold in large bottles ct Is cents per
bottle, or for 81. J.B. MOORE, Chemist,
Ne-r Ps. avenue opposite Seven Buildings,
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"Uncle Ned had no hair on the top of his head,

"Uncle Ned had no hair on the top of his head,
In the place where the hair ought to grow
But he lived previous to the discovery of Lyons Gel
brsted hathairon, which not only preserves and
beauties, but restores the hair to any perioI Of
life Only those who will not try it, are troubled
with badness, dandruff, or harsh and unpleasant
hair.
From the Home Journal, ". 7.
"No article ever acquired SO rapid celebrity and
universal appreciation as LYONS KATHAIReN To
those who have used it (and who has mott the rea
son is obvious, as its invgoratng and identifying
effects, and agreeable Perfume, stamp it an indispeu
sable article of the toilet"
Sold at the cid price of rs cents, in large bottles
by all dealers, everywhere.
DIS. BARNES, Proprietor, 16l Broadway, NY.
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BY D. B. CAMPBELL & co,
K. N. STRATTON, AuctiOneer.

VALUABLE UNIMPROvED PROPERTY in the
First Ward, by order Of the Honorable the Or
phans' Court-On MONDAY, June 18th. 1854, at 6
o'clock m, on the premises, shall sell the west
ern part Of Lot No. in Square No. 49, fronting 81
feet on street. and running badk to q so foot al
ley, containing about 1855 square feet.
Terms: One-third cash; the residue in equal in
stalments, at THREE aRd six months. with interest
from the day of SALE to be satisfactorily secured and
subject to the confirmation of the Circuit Court of
the county and District of Columbia
Title ndisputabe. Conveyancing at the expense
of purchaser.
If the terms Of sale not complied with In six
days thereafter the properly will be sold at the risk
aud expense of the purchaser.
NAV 13-SW6ds
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EVERYBODY LOOK HERE.

A DAMANT. CANDLES is1S cts. q pound. sams
IA price Of common mould Candles; N. Orleans
sugar, twenty pound for one dollar; Soft crushed
crystaliz.d Sugar for Strawberries. twelve pounds
for one dellsr superior Cucumber Pickles, hfty eta
per hundred, Vinegar given in; Fresh nice Flour;
smoked Beef Tongues at 26 cents each; Oorpsua.
Tee, recommended by the Faculty, at so cents 10
warranted better than Is usually sold for one dollar
q pound; Potash; pure eaeratus; Durk es's Bread
Powders Tamarinds, &C., together with all the vari
cites of new and fine Groceries introduced In thu
North.
Goods delivered free Of cost
z. n. P. KING,
Cor. street and Vt ave., st. Johns square
iAh-ff
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Baltimore Market

BALTIMORE, June 6.-Flour-sale OF Howard
street -four at 50; City Mills, at s. rs. Wheat
sales Of $500 bushels, red at 81 o. a2I3;
white, at ~ 10 20. Corn-sales Of 400
bushels, white, at 20 76; yellow. at so q 81.
Osts-sales of Maryland at So so; Peunsyl.
vania, at 81. Rye, at 81 O5alH
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Arrival Of the Daniel Webstar.

NEW ORLEANS, June 5.-The Daniel Web
ster is at this Bali,e, with q fortnishts later
news from CALIFORNIA;. The Star of the west
had lett san Francisco with . million and q
half dollars in gold, and two hundred and
fifty passengers. 80
The revolution In Nicaragua, resulted IA the
triumph of the insurgents.
The steamer Eldorado Is below from Asp,a.
wall
me Golden Gate, before the sailing Of the
Danisi Webster, had arrived from San Fran.
=, me Gsorgs Law left Aspinwali on the s1st
md 81 o 1Sr Ne New York, with passengers, malls
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nRESs GOODS OF ALL KINDS AT

nRESS GOODS OF ALL KINDS AT
~ REDUCED PRICES.-We shall from this time
Offer sll kinds of FANCY DRESS GOODS lower
than they have been sold this season. We have on
hand very large stock of BeregeG Berege de LANES
Striped and Plaid Silks, and gre variety of other
Fancy Goods, which We shall begin from this dsy to
reduce: and all persons who may be in want of any
style Of Fancy Dress Goods will do wei to look over
our stock before purch asipg. We shall open to-day
choice assortment of Dotted Swiss Muslins. solid
Check Ginghams, neat figured Calicoes, shifting
Cottons Of every quality, and a variety of Staple
Goods, which will offer as low any retail house
in the country. w. NJ. ShUSFER CO.
June l-6t