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, 1854-11-11
Arrival of the Steamer, Major
TOmpkinS.

The Steamer, Major Tompkins arrived
at Gidding's wharf Sunday morning at 5
o'clock. A. NJ, bringing quite a large num-
Der Of passengers, and the news of the ar
rival of large feet Of vessels in the
Sound. The steamer left the wharf of Mr.
E. Giddings, jr., on the 9th ult, Al O'Clock
n. NJ, and, as we are informed, arrived at
Steilacoom at 8 o'clock. On the 2Sth,
left SteilacOom at o'clock A. NJ, and arri-
we'd at Seattle at IAN. Left Seattle at
IL, NJ, same day-spoke ship ST. Lawrence
and Revenue Cutter JEFF Davis-arrived pi
Port Gamble at 3-left at 3I-arrived
at Port Ludlow at 5-left at 5I-arriyed
at Port Townsend at I, P. II. Next day
spoke the bark Mary Melville, and took of
passengers and freight Arrived at Victo
ria, V. l., at 5, same evening-found il
port brig Rosc--7 days from San Francis
CO, for cargo of coal Left the 3Oth al
IL, A. M-arrived at San Juan at l-P. N
Left at 2-passed through Deception Pas
sage-arrived in PENIS Cove at 6, in the
evening. Left on the Slst, at 5,-A. NJ
found a very strong current in the Passage
arrived at Bellingham Bay at ., next
morning. Left the bay at 6 O'Clock sam,
morning-was detained in the Straits by
fog until Nov. End; at 2P. NJ, same day
discharged freight at Whidby's Island
Arrived at Port Townsend, at 3-lcft al
81 for Port Ludlow--arrived at that Porl
at 4k-left at 5-nrrived at Port Gamble
at 6 o'clock-towcd o boom of logs, con
sisting Of thirteen hundred, through Hood,
Canal. Left at 2, a. NJ, on the 3d-arri
we'd at Scaget Head at 5 left at 9, arri
we'd at Seattle at l0-left at 3, P. NJ, ii
company with the Revenue Cutter JEFF Da
Wis, Capt. PEAsE-arrived at Steilacoom q
8; left at l2k on the 4th-anchored ii
a fog of JeaPs Point for 9 hours, and ar
rived at her wharf, Olympia, at 5, AN.
The following is list of her passengers
Col Ruckle, A Doty Esq, II Finn. Col
N Simmons, Col N Ebey. F Grinder, J Jones,
Ferquron, DR. Maynard and Lady, Col. W II Wallace
Elwood Evans, ESQ., Frank Clark. Esq, William Sim
mons, jr., Hon. j. Cushman, Col J. P. Anderson.
, 1854-11-11

B9- 1t will be observed by referring tc
our marine report, that we have at the
present time in the Sound and Straits, up
wards of thirteen vessels of various classes
at different points, loading with our lumber
coal, &c.-mOny of them destined for q
foreign market as well as San Francisco
We are happy to notice this increase of bu
siness, as it reminds us, of the good old
times year or two sinces, when money was
abundant, and buiness lively.
, 1854-11-11
J. G.. CooPER, Secretary.

B4- There will be ball given at the
newly finished and capacious hall Of Mr..
L. ENSIGN, Olympia, on Friday next, the
18th inst. tits expected that parties from
Victoria, V. l., Port Townsend, Seattle,
Steilacoom, &c, will attend. Al are invi.
ted.
, 1854-11-11

: D&rThe Indians, who, few weeks since
made their escape from the military posi-
at Steilacoom, are now, we understand, in
the vicinity of Hoods Canal.
The reward offered for their apprehen.
sion by the Acting Governor, is sufficient
in amount, to induce their apprehension,
and, under ordinary circumstances, would
do so; yet few of the settlers in that vi
ciniIy feel themselves safe in making the ar.
rest. 1t appears to us that a sufficient force
should be Immediately sent for their
arrest. If those murderers are left
at large more blood will be shed, and bad
feeling engendered between the whites
and Indians.
, 1854-11-11

The ASHLAND EsrArE-George Law,
the millionaire and enterprising proprietor
of line of steamers to California, has sent
an agent out to purchase the Ashland
estate, the lrts residence Of Henry Clay.
, 1854-11-11

b%The schooner "Willimantic" arrived
in the harbOr of Olympia, on Monday last,
and the brig "E d. Wolf" is reported in
the harbor of Seattle-(Ca Boyling
and Kanes, respectively eommauding) -
with large supplies of merchandise, Sc, for
the merchants of Seattle, Stcilaeoom,
Olympia, and other ports along the Sound
and Straits. The "Willmantic took her
departure on Wednesday, for San Francis.
co, with cargo of lumber.
, 1854-11-11

BS- New Hampshire is the most free
from colored population of any State in the
Union there are towns in the State in
which black face was never seen.
, 1854-11-11

Il P0- W. q. URBY, is elected to the Le-
gislature from Clark county to fll the va
cancy occasloned by the resignation of ].
Willis.
, 1854-11-11

A letter from St. Johns, N. F., of the
goth ult., states that the City of Philadel-
phia was lying in twenty feet Of water, and
had fifteen feet of water in her hold
There were no hopes of stopping the leaks
or getting her of The vessel lays with
her deck seaward and exposed to storms
from the south.
, 1854-11-11
SECOND DISPATCH.
PHILADEMPHI, Sept. 26, 1876.

HlLADEMPHlI oepI' Zoi loO4'
A dispatch frsm Halifax to the agents
of the City of Philadelphia says that the
news of the wreck was received there by
the mail-steamer from st. John, N. f.,
which also conveyed the passengers men
toned above.
The vessel is valued at about 5000, 900,
and is fully insured in England.
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NOTICE OF WITHDRAWAL from private entry OF
In certain lands lying hsen side Of tho
route proposed from saagyEroRr LousIAE 10
vroKssuRe, MISSISSIPPI
behalf Of the interests
Of the proposed
directed for me and until tAs "a
of June rs4t the lying within heen miles of
se) on either side o. ,s route o. ssd
entry except vad claims which are excluded nom me
OF noce and special Instructions to that pupo,
have been accordingly the land ofhee 10 wit
In district Of lands subject sale at MONROE LOUISIANA
North Of the base line and sdst Of the megidian.
Townships feen sixteen sevsnteen egnsen nineteen, and
twenty, OF ranges one 70 six, inclusive
Townships fOussa nosn, sixteen seventeen eighteen nine
teen, and twenty Of range seven. st
Townsps fourtss hheen sixteen, seventeen, eighteen and
nineteen, vi eight TO fourteen, inclusive
Townships fifteen and sixteen, OF range nfeenR
North of the bass line and uest ct The meridian
Townships een eighteen, and
twenty, of ranges one TO ave, inclusive
district Of lands subject sale NArcHTocHrs, Lous
lana, VIII Elt+ 4E aelia# 4 N
North If Ats Sass isws and Of tAs m~yidiaa
Townships hv~n, s1eeu eighteen,
twenty, OF ranges NIX 10 thirteen, Inclusive. IL
Given under hand the General Land Office, city Of Wash
Dgton, this l7lh day OF December, 1853.
uy order Of the Prenident
JOHN WILSON
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
Dec 20-lawl3w
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ExHInI1

INDUSTRIAL ENHIBITION.-An Industrial Fair will be
held In Baptist Church, 3h street. O.
cernbef ptosimo, and continue least month.
variety Of manufactured articles valuable public
cuoies
exhibited The interest OF the exhibition
proprists lectures aud
The following popular abroad
liver lectures the OCCASION vz Rev John bowling D. n
j. j. A. Az Re-
H. q. The Rev. Dr. Magoon,
elo
by l. " H. Crosby and lady other
maj also be expected.
The feel very confident, therefore, they
ahe the exhibition of extraordinary
contributions OF ali goods and fancy
articles respectfully solicited
eray Gentlemen making contributions tho
value misses ds
with tickets admitting them
The win be ready receive contributions
Thursday the ls Of December and daily Afterwards
hours Of 10 and until the opening Of the
will be given.
J, q. LEWIS,
Nov 2G-eodU Chairman of the Committee.
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The person upon b0ohs unless
payment ssbscrpso1 be e. - isS
Distant sssctitss money BY posAe
which paid by BY fble
usAsuissaoa. Fes hA tNe 48t NNa4AN@ AtbA ~~pA
Ths COUNTRY PAPER published i-wsslay aur1ne hfk
ssns Of Congress, and weekly during -
Subscriptions for period Is than year VIII ~ rsesypl
terms psororuoned annual rates. IN Il -
~ PoSTAAsTERs aathorised sssss sNkAa
sending us rvs DAILY sahscrbe 060sneOse1
sENEWEEkLY subscribers, with t2s WuAxlX
subscribers. with tio encosed - eoyy ~ he
ediuon they furnish subscribers for xrofs.
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EVANS ~ wATsoN's Phiisdsl phin- Mann fac surea
IL saiamspder Ere
large always
Also,
rsned equal any the United States.
Reference few who have safes In many
named. Over y, 300 of safes
j. Msepdsr 7th avenue
Of our SAFES and h receive
orders for
Mechanics Rank, rhlsdephs 10 safes In nee
United States Mint do
United States Arsenal, , in Philadelphia s in California
United States Appraisers Office, Philadelphia
Psnnsyv Railroad Company, safes.
Phladepha Germantown, and Morsown Railroad Conlpsny
Richard Norris 4 son, locomotive works PHILADELPHIA
Winchester Bark, Winchester, Virginia
Sole for iutrrworths superior bank locks,
Patent slate insd rsfriaerators.
July 2o-~Qswly e#s.. M..EH#
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NOTICE OF WITHDRAWAL from private entry of
IN lying within fifteen miles
Of the proposed railroad from Gains Landing Mississippi
Arkansas Cundcn Fuiton tbs Texan
In behalf interests
Of proposed
UNITED STATES by bearing date the
4th directed the public lands
lying within fifteen me each
banches withheld valid
which excluded operation Of this
notice, following districts Of
HAssAs, 10 wits
eahjees .~i~
South Of tAs base ine and east Of the th
Townships H. H. a. l5 and fraction Of 6
South ofthe base line and west Of the h principal erdsn
Townships H. 49, 49, ID, i5 and 10, Of ranges and
Of lands subj sale CHAsrAasoLE;
South ofthe base line and Of the h principal meridian
Townships H. H. 49, H. u.s. and G, Of g. 8, TO- IL
Townships H. ~ a. l5 l6 Is, 49, 30, Of range 49,
Townships III ~ l3 H. Isl 49, H. 49, 49, and2O ranges H. Is,
10, Ia, and IT,
Townships H. Ia Is, ~, l5 10, and II, Of range l9
Townships IL, ~, IL, IA, and Is, Of range 30
In The district oflands subject at LITTLE Rock:
South Of the of nm principal meridian
Townships and 3, Of range Il.
Townships 9, :, ~ g, J, and 8, Of range l3
of lands subject sale at WASHINGTON:
line and We Of the h principal meridian
Townships S, 9. 7,s, 9, and 10. of range 49,
Townships 9 and 10, Of range 49,
Townships H. ~ 3 "A, and u.s. Of ranges s 2 49, a. 25 49,
and 81.
Townships 10, II, ~ -, "A, and IS, Of range %,
IL ~ l3 and u, of 20 30 81 and d.
Townships 10, III, ~, and 3D. Of range 33
Given my hand, General Land Oce city Of Wash
iDeon, this 3tb day OF January, 1851
Wy OF the President:
Jan 6lawI3w Commissioner Of the General Land ofhce
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Nett accumulated cash fund.- August ls3. le3602
y. y, WIssres, President Isaac ArBAr, Secretary,
profits among assured and on policies for
whole life viii be made available
OF who wish It.
Policies for the security Of creditor, issued OF
premium.
application TO
CIAS, DE SELDING, Aren't,
Seventh st, opposite odd Fellows, Ia
Andrew J. Larner, Office above, duly
applications scp i6-2awn
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Law school of Cumberland University, at Lebanon
Tennessee.
FACULTY Hon abraham cnuthera, late of the eircui
judges OF Tennessee.
Green Of the udges Of the supreme
Of Tennessee.
Hon Bromfeld L. Ridley, the councillors OF
Judges Caruh,rs Green dev their whole exclusively
TO the school,
Daily examinations Of each elias.
No regular but explanations
daily iesso l a progress of the examinations.
q law which
suits statement OF acs
and through all the
pracce. framed require prepsrs
the Some Of The taken by appeal
supreme which held monthly In the
public the end session The students clerks
circuit judges and chanceliors and in other Official
pseues connected with their suits.
FIRST the third
third Thursday February. The
the succeeding Monday In February and ends
Thursday in July.
Erpens pr ,e,sionTuon fee ESQ in advsncej contingent
ee boarding $50. Students furnish
which bo had In the Lebnson book stores
-Four required complete the unless
previous
There four regular classes Students
any during the collegiate year
Number Of students the collegiate year eiehy-sir
ROBEkT l.. ChRUTHERs,
Feb 1I-eoly President Board Of Trustees.
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Washington January 2, 1854.
N petition James Rowe Of Tampa Bay, Foda praying
u the patent granted him twenty
fourth OF April lsO for Improvement in machines for crush
haIds
twenty eighteen
hundred and my four
Ii il ordered that petition
Monday the 2n OF March al 10 O'clock, and all
appear show they
why said petition ought not To be granted.
opposing extension required TO file the
objections, specially forth writing,
the day OF hearng n testimony MED by either
be accord
obce. which win be furnished app-
cation.
Ordeted also published Union,
xencer and Evening Star Washington d. CT Pennsylvania
Philadelphia. Evening New
dence, Island todisn and Journal Tallahassee Flor
p<ovions
ueth OF March the day Of hearing -.
CHARLES MASON
Commissioner OF Patents.
FsEdtos The above papers will please copy, and their
bills ONCE with paper contsinns this notice.
Jan 3-lsw3w
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| The House me, at 12 O'Clock. m. " 5ud ia
Prayer by the chaplain OF the Senate. uu79 Hli
The journal oil yesterday was read and approved f&
BILLS 70,
The House proceeded the consideration OF the fol-
lowing private bill. and resolution OF the Senate which
read twise and appropriately referred 10 standing
| committees. aIfl n0l
An act for the relief Of Joseph Mitchell 5t6 ssal
| An act for the relief OF Priscilla e Smonds. .5tQN
resolution for The relief Of George r. c. Floyd. late
secretary OF Wisconsin, and sursiies.
On motion OF Mr.. HUGHES, by unanimous consent,
! ordersd, That the Committee Revolutionary Claims
in ihe case of Royal R Pist and that the Same 30 refer
red to the Committee Invalid Pensions and that the
petition in the case from which the Commuss
Invalid Pensions wece discharged yesterday be rssrrsd
the same commiuee. #~## t tail GA
COMMITTEES. 1alla
The SPEAKER then resumed the calling on the con-
mees for reports. t alel.ul
On motion Of Mr. MACE, ss; -. -
od,red, That The Committee OF Claims he dsqhaxssd
om o % anhe 1oa .bs s. 81 ,as fs'U" ss q
the be referred TO the commitee on Public Lands
Mr. MACE, from the Committee OF Caims rsportsd 4
was read twice and referred to the Committee OF the
Whole on the state OF the Union, and ordered to BE-
On motion by Mr. GIDDiNGS,
Order,d, That the COMMITTEE Of Claims be discharged
from The n,he, considers'on o. The petitions o. lap
Committee on Public Lands. ~Nk7 7ea al
Mr.. g., from the Conmlttee Of Claims. made an I'd,
s q On hs ss % ' ~a: sSs
table and ordered To be printed a.s ~ acfft
MIR FULLER from the Committee on Commerse, rs-ff
ported the bill Is SD entitled an act changing the
of the American butt Falcon TO that OF Qsesn
City, which read third time and passed. r8f ~
Mr.. MORRISON, from the same committee. made aa y
adverse report the petition OF the Atlantic Muaa In
surance Company Of Baliimore which was laid on the
table and ordered 10 be printed.
Mr.. DRUM asked for the unanimous consent Of the
House to offer the following resolution: 80
Rssord That the Commiitee Naval Affairs be nstrupt
ed inquire nto The expedency Of authorizing BY re
Secretary othe Navy equip and maintain three Pustc
harbors OF New York. Boston, and Norok,
respectively, which SHALL IN OF disaster to ths
Of the country, oil o'her exRoneies
quirug aid the Navy Department, be at all times
condition promptly under the oden Of the do
psrtmeut G,ss -
MIR JONES. OF Tennessee, objected. 4 9sabl3a
CLAIMS IN CALIFORNIA.
Mr. LATHAM, from the Com nuee Public LAods.
reported the following bill OF the Senate, with rseeu-
rnendaon that il be passed sa sft F8ef.
bill Is. 65) 10 continue in forec the act entitled sAn
&C, to and settle the private land claims In The
State OF California, and for other purposes" s.W -
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rREEN's INK ERASER and Paper Cleaner for Book
keepers clerks gepiemenA kind Of
rubber far superior article for the same pnrp~se ever ye
Aside from qualities ss pencil eeanet
facility than the ordinary
scraper snd surface of the paper nnhsrued.
For sale by COLLINS BOVINE CO.,
lih street north Of Pennsylvania avenue Branch
Of stsuoner's Hsli, ia and l1c Pearl street, N. "
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EoH MENTIONS OF the be business n city,
sied Sev~h three doors sedsn Withefs,
SoA lease will be years 10
ssy occupied by j. o. frashea The 20
ss WIDE with cellar For apply 70 the updegnsd
= W J. CLAYTON HRAsHEARs,
pee eei3-sodew Al Hall d Brothsrs X
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CARYER,s PAINTING ACADEMY.

CARVER teacher monochomaic, chTomac, and
pastel panlng has engaged suite of in this city
Of years, where he intends TO establish permanent
Design aordng opportunity for acquiring
ough knowledge Of drawing sketchng ard Designing which
indispensable highly Interesting
well which, obtained,
veiopea beauties hitherto unnpprecaed
and ~. Z n tsass. L. H y
people Of Washington will manifest an interest in This enter
will make his acadc
you would have useful, and artistic.
Mr. assisted by artist Of good reputation, who will
oil painting portnt and andscape)
as he may occasion 10 form such class.
Mr. pencing crayoning and
painting Saturday. November 26 Applications received
daily Jackson Hail. Pennsylvania
where will be happy receive calls from ~,
Terms made known ut the rooms
will trouble WITH although show the
best prefer that the work OF scholars should be
m recommendation.
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NEW CfOAKs and sILKS-Tbe subscribers have this day
~ opened large and cloth cIoaks, plain,
d and broc ade silks also NJ plain and hrocnds
usn Of citizens where
city. MAGpIrpFp A CALVERT
Dec n-3swqw
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BY ROBERT ARM str oss.


USrTED vrATEs MAIL
Posr OFyIck DKrARfasAr,
December IS, 1855
###.k #4&A Para PENNSYLVANIA
uRoPOSAl.6 carrying mails United from LIST
Fsbsosry lo64, hs S0t Juae lu55. following
will once Of the
Once DepsssUss until sA AoadAy, the iSh oi Jan
uary 1854, be decided day
LathsSsbsy. ksyuoidssAs,
Brook Vile, Corsies, Cao0, bhpgens
gNF4t vine Kos,uth, Crunbsy, Franklin, Canal, aud
Cocbraaton 10 Mssdyiie, io6 Iaiiea and back, ss
-aE Ate tunes a week.
Leave Csrwla.vis daily, axeep, suadsy, al y a~i
Afrivs al Meadvile days BY 0, p- m
= f.navs MeaHy1 daily, sunday,
Arriys d Curwinsviie u days By ., p. sss
fos ccrtAcstc so for Instructions and
ieasac,ng the eoodoas be Incorporated in ls
conuacs 10 department expedsat
see inviting for mail services tbs States
New Jersey Delaware Maryland, and Ohio dated
$50" ~ - JAMES CAMPBELL,
pec i6--3taw4w Postmaster General.
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/ OSr LAND WARRANT. - Bounty land warrant No 1889
~ for 100 acres smith, issued under
Of September desiroyedte said
being Office McDonald member Of House
Representatives, 1882 received by him
have upon General Land ooe
while make application for the issuing OF duplicate
JONATHAN SMITH.
Ian a-iawGw
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III OF the most complet'
and ea Washington.
leading public Of the city, and dis
an Capitol, and commanding
front hne view Of ,nt magnificent building and Of
considerable portion OF III. city.
brick, front ost deep, three
with back building eighteen feet by
The Ftnbc SUI, further In the has sx
spsoons lofts, and for
acres handsomely laid in and garden, with
and large collection OF the beat selected
shrubs and frutbeaiing plants In the latter
OF
eous halls kitchen second
which eighteen and twenty Eve feet In
closets,
supplied . n csern above.
stories Ave good rooms and nnder about
building spacious and dry cellars with
neni " the house
large south Pleasantly The garden
the north agreeable access The shaded grounds
n that direction.
Further Information regarding
be had application 10 The
his Office OF q and d street, Washington
Nov I5reo3w d. a. HALL.
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Proposals fur Tank Iron
NAVY DEPARTMENT., ESa
Bureau VI Construction, Ae, Dseesber ~, laea
cEAIED PROPOSALS.. endorsed " Proposals for Tank Iron
h. ..eoyed at Ibis until O'Clock, the 2ah
sv r 1854 furnishing and delivering ~ the
D o. and risk 10 the United States,
hs lowing quantity the hest American ron required Tor making
s -, az ,nnk, soop Of the hrst class, viz
' ao na,ea Of iron 0u les
quarter OF a inch thick
ooo Iu Of boiler riyes eghlhs Of inch di-
areter aud inch and hyc eighhs long, inside Of
head.
All of the said delivered before the first day
May lo54 .,,.. 49,. = ,, /,
blooms bsters hoiows and other deec correctly
IN ,he ayen straight shears
stand launching all edge
factory TO- approved by comandant said
where the schedules be examine d.
of each item must bs distinctly carried OUT and each
offer by the written required by
law, without considered The win be
made with usual FORMS all Of which be
mined at bGEssm, yard Washington.
Dec 23-iaw4w
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MADAME ~ svoUid respectfully Inform ths
M vicinity that she has just returned
handsome assortment OF French hcu
veantes, lust arrived by tho Frnnkin-
Paris hats, handsome dress caps head dresses
Very pch sash and other rihands
large variety of goods, capes, sleeves, collars
Sets of Point de Venice berhss
blonde lace codurce, and psin lace hsndserehe
Imbtoidnies, collars, sleeves, chemiseites
handkerchief, houncine. skirts
PARTS Lingerie, night and morning
sets OF isconct collars and sleeves
Superior oriental cashmere carriage cioaks.
Walking cIosks, obidrens sacks
Embroidered and Lama ball dresses
Best Mid gloves
stamped mus for embroidery, dress trimmings
combs, brnshes, &c.
The attention Of the ladies particularly solicited to large and
French flowers cofars kcse
Eupenic wreatbs. bouquets, SC, SC.
New I--Jteod lntl
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NEW AnA Ei@g~nt sAiAs, EnD oidsrte.. Cloaks, tGc
OF and vicinity the following and rich
goods which just boen received, vix
80 dresses sxua-rich brocads silks, for evenings
do street
Is do antique, hrocade .s@a. r
10 black brocade silk
~ do founced brocade silks
10 pieces light -coored plain pout dc sole
25 very rich plaid silks ts
IS do silk illusions for party dresses all cslors
lid 30 do watered and plain real Irish Poptns
style chemisees aud sleeves, In sets
$50 do embroidered collars
SO French embroidered cambric chemisettes aRd
t"a sleeves, In sets
chemiseues and sleeves, trimmed with
Maltese, Honiton, and Valenciennes laces very cheap
embroidered muslin and cambTic sleeves
$50 French embroidered handksrches great variety
English and French thread accs
rs velvet cloaks, latest style - s.5
Is embr cl0aks, latest style
- plain trimmed cloth cloaks . .GE
50 small Persian scarfs for the neck
long cashmere shawls
rs richly embroidered white Grape shawls
with OF and elegant articles appro
prats season, enabled offer reduced
prices having the advanced 70 make
purchases. HooE, bhoIhEh, q w,
Dec 2j-3aw4wif