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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-03-21
From the New York HERALD
PHILOSOPHY OF THE EASTERN CUES

PHILOSOPHY OF THE EASTERN QUESTION.
Thc ,trupple that has commenced between Russia and
rome as the result efforts part OF the stronger power
To oppress The weaker and 10 wreet from II part, moi he
whole of lis territories II dyest minds, however,
of the impression which such appeals to our sympahles are
cocnated 10 produce and examine diepasslonaely Inc
eyepta which during he last two Centuries have orouen
RUSSIA and Turkey such frequent collision we Will mo
,ha, attributable rather 10 the operation OF an organic
law whit governs empires institutions creed. and even
human nature ae the ambition Of individual rulers
In lac, the peseu, contest s merely tion OF that
long war of principles which began with The subugaon OF
The expulsion of the Greeks from Constantnople by Ma
INVADERS and s now entering upon It's third IN
1.-The efforts Of the former to regain the ground when theg
had lost We must not sutisr ourselves 10 De oeudea no
the notion that this Is struggle between persons and
dvnasres Whatever may DO It's Issue there are great
elementary principles involved In 1t, which will
continue in full vitality as long as there 10 an
onnosnn influence that Of Christianity. As well
MICH, Inc Western Powers attempt 10 arrest the ocean
in It's bed as 10 prevent the eux Of Greek civilization into
Asa II Ia now the Of Mahommcdansm to reccde be-
fore the banner of Christ and inc ctescen WI" nave 20 give
place TO the cross, on the mosque OF ST. Sophia What the
Greek rulers of the South lost by hc vices and their enc
mnacy those of the North will regain by their hardhood
and energy Even In Our own tmc may again
light Christianity and the blessings OF civilization through
out the whole continent oil Lesser ASA
Such 1t appears to u.s. Is the manifest destiny oil Russia
as tho Ia the hand of God for the accomplish
of those great designs Of which the revolution In CHI
ma Is but the foreshadowng Who can doubt hat this
remarkable event of modern times Is the herald OF
mighty changes, in which Christianity will. usual, be
made the potent agent OF cvlzaton7 The part that Rus
sa Is destined play In this great work OF human reeenea
ton be clearly marked out by the finger OF Prov
dence and tho combined efforts OF oil the European govern
men,s cannot prevent the luhlmen OF that destiny The
intervention organized by the Western Powers in this
test between Christianity aud Mahommedansm A there
FORE false and position, and will generate
exanrdnurv and sudden outbreak revolution within the
dominons Of the rulers who commit themselves 10 IT,
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CIT 4 N L. w :.

COMMENCEMENT OF THE VIRGINIA MEDICAL
COLLEGE.-On Thursday evening the commencement OIL
,hs college took place. and large and fashionable auditory
were present 10 witness the interesting ceremonies The
exercises commenced about eight O'clock at the College
After music by The Amory Band, and most srVd and co-
,,ent prsrer by the Rev Dr. READ of the Presbyterian
Church JOHN Nj PATTos Esq the President OF the Board
Visitors announced the new organization 0y
the audience few moments by advcrting 10 the Halter
ing prospects before il.
The Band again played lively MR. When ffoi TUCKER
concrred &C cates upon the graduates whose nsms
give below emarkug that they must De held until diplomas
La, arnd[n Ia ~ nnllenn
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WASHINGTON AFFAIRS.

WAsH,Neros, March l6.-There Is no installing tina, a
disposition exists In Congress 10 pursue ultra
towards Spap and the suspension Of the neutrality
laws is warmly urged. There great excitement In the
House this morning while The matter was under consdea-
ton.
The Clerks In the Posofice have resigned in conse.
quence OF the low salaries.
The bill Of the select committee OIL she House proposes
ne from the Mississippi point not north Of The 37h pa
rac Of latitude San Francisco and the other from some
point westerly shore of Lake SUPERIOR or the Ns
s!sspp river Ia Minnesota 10 the Pacific.
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THE NEW HAMPSHIRE ELECTION

Coscoap, March 1.-THE excitement with regard 10 the
result of the election increases both parties figuring
hopes of ultimate triumph. The received at the
Patriotic Office up o'clock this morning chow The cleo
ton of l42 democrats the House to la Of the opposition
The remaining last year elected 20 democrats OPP
position members Bakers plurality for Governor s over
900 over The uhg candidate though be falls immensely
short Of an election by the popular Gen. Pieces
jority Ia New Hampshire was 600.
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THE GADSDEN TREATY.-This treaty was discuss
ed by the Senate in Executive session Wednesday,
There said be prospect Of long contest it, and
that it will be finally rejected. Senator Mason, the chair
man Of tho Committee Foreign Affairs advocated the
confirmation of the treaty. MIR Clayton and Mr. GwIn op.
posed The treaty unless 1t should be essentially amended
Gen Houston said ho opposed H. but announced
that he should leave In the morning 10 be absent
a, the West and that he had paired Of! with friend OF
Teatr. Al, effort will be made IN incorporate Cunkpg
Treaty with Gadsdens.-[ Baltimore american.
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RuMoREp RUSSIAN INVASION.

NInSTREAL March l6-A ridiculous story last night
tecsraphcd from Quebec Montreal the effect tina, in.
formation received Of intended invasion Canada
by the Russians and that ten thousand militia be call
cd In consequence The despatch Of course hoax
bul IL nevertheless caused much excitement.
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Putnam the New York publisher, has an advertisement.
In the New York papers stangha on the 23d he VIII ec
his stock In ade the Trade Sales. This takes oil oy sur
prise though it had been time kuo~n that many OIL
his lates, literary undertakings were not paving kumo
ssvs tina, he loses $40 600 his Cysta Palace lusra'
led II Is said that Mr. Putnam his importing ousl'
ness henceorth and will principally devote himself 10 edit
Ing the monthly
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Judge Mason our minister, has taken house per
maueuiy. No. &c Avenue Gabrle' facing tho Champs Ely
sees II Is the beautiful spot for residence In Pans
and is ulso convenient of for business Mr. Mason
has employ tall colored of the true Virginia type,
who was brought out here een twenty years ago. by
an American minister and who has remained In Europe ever
since in the employ Of American ministers either mere 10
ST.. Petersburg In Germany. He speaks French, kua'
sim and German and IL as polite we'll raised Virginia
united to Freuch dancing mss'er HIS honest
black face IN hc chamber OF M dors Gopd
10 zee and looks norc Ike home than thing hive seen
this side OF tho waller"
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EXECUTED.-A negro man, named Jim Hooch' WHOSE
had been Governor for one month";
was hung at Lexington Va Friday last for the murder
of coIored man. The "Siar states that there were out
persons in town to witness The hanging
b,uph II acknowledges that this fac, produced more
by uncertainty whether It would take place OF no nah oy
sny indisposiIon 10 see It.
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THE ROMAN CATHOLIC CLERGY.--We have q let.
Catholic calling altsnton TO The fact that
of Catholic clergyman Bishop is be found
among $500 New England c!ereymen and sudepts of
divinity, who, inmating in their memorial that GOO AL
mighty especially devoved them The duty OF repuIa
ting American public urs In such cases. assume to
his against those in Congress supporting
the Nebraska. Kansas bill-l Washington Star.
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DEATH OF MRS HIGHER

HAnzIspuzo. March l6.-Mrs Susan BigIe. mother of
Governors Bger Of Pennsylvania and Caorna, died to-
day her residence 10 Delaware township aged about 70
years,
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MEDICAL CONFERENCE.-The Medlce Society oil
Virginia will hold lis annual meeting In the city Of
Richmond on Tuesday, the 4lh Of April next AL The reg
nlar hyscIans Of the State are Invited 10 attend.
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The bill regulating the Interest on money has passed the
Legislature of Mississippi. II nu!hoses any rate oil Into
rest not exceeding ten per cent
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TENNESSEE

The LEGISLATURE Of Tennessee brought lie session 70
- tho e,h instant The Nashville Gazette gives oie'
v;ow Of the principal business done, as follows:
.Tbe subject of Internal has oecn
u ,iernssrj and In the main. well acted upog. Nne'ou .
aiI mad and turnpike charters have been granted
I'M nihps BILL giving State aid 10 many important you
road projects The essoo H S he
10 Grnpr somewhat increased The cause OF tenn
and Of education has deibcraed upon and he
reson IF la reform canvassed. State geoloslsl haS
w. escIed and geological survey OF the Stale been &c
mon bill establishing an agricultural bureau nn'
"Ioyinr for The systematic development OF me aencI
uru resources the State. has been passed nc d
osvIpnl the deaf and dumb institute the blind asylum a
otber charitable institutions have received material aa au
comfort, Out Of the action Of The Legislature upon
of these subjects hope to see great good accuaE
those whose hands lime sustained the aore o oN'
IaWsn
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1IARRIED.

MAnRI Thursday the 9th Instant Pembroke near lr
ton by the Rev John McCabe Rector OF S. Johns Church n
ton EDWARD RUSSELL. Esq to Mis-, MARY JANE r::onI
daughter Of John Jones. Esq o Pembroke
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BNOW.s sKOOK,
COMMISSION MEUCEA rs, RICHMOND, T..
i r'N "''''''' " 'u''S VI f'o0'' r. BROwS,
F,h o " sIIoOS
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THE FRANKLIN PAPER MILL
tBELVLDERE NAEUFA CTURLNG CONPAH ~
On 9Th Street. nenr tho Pefcrsburx UepVS

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA, ,,,rr,.
is In good order managedby superior PapsI HSSer %c
ing Printing Paper. News Sinse and Douoe c.
Envelope and Wrapping Paper equain quality and as low IL
as any Ulanu1clory In The United States ,fr.,,;1nJ,
&c Orders for any description, OF any weight ahc
executed III the shortest notice
RAGS! RAGSH .., Tbs
WASTED-C1EIy I1SRH AND CorroS RAGS, 7oa WIFE,
PAID At the MILL, Or M let
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RICHMOND ENQUIRER

BY RITcnIEs Pryor.
sATURDAY MORNING. MARCH ie, 1857.
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= : = NOTICE. I.,turrs
HE undersigned having disposed Of the stock oo,s hsr
of hi, &c nd his r,rcu.
BOSIIER this opportunyof recommending hun 70 pSER
aga of his friends and the public generally. JAMES
subscriber having purchased Of mr. lanes b1m,"nuh
tools and fixtures his Carriage and Harness ap5
re,neetuy offers services the public for the
rensirin1 Of carriages and harness OF every Oas
p. haS now on large andwsl selected Sorh T
Gas, recently purchased from the manufacturers a. 'n'
essh which will DO sold st reasonable prices ROSTER
jap. s0-El
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New YoRK, March le-The American mail steamer Arctic
sailed to-day for Liverpool with l20 PASSENGERS amongst
whom is special tearer of dcspaches from Washington to
tho Court OF Spain ia reference the affair OF the Black
Warrior outrage The Aree lakes out 10 spsce,
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS, RICHMOND VIRGINIA,
OFFICE 18Th street, opposite Shockoe Warehouse viii a.
~ tend strictly the sao Of Corn, Wheat Tobacco -Four 81
and will promptly orders purchase goods, So
They solicit the patronage OF their end public sene
GEO " WILLlAMs'
March ll-clm. SAMUEL WILLIAM
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NASAWAY from tho suhcron 10 Charles City county or
AZ named EDMOND ay. feet inches 10 height h
slim and black with bad teeth Said negro about years 90
ami recently purchased from Mr. Henry Harrison Of sussf
lie SUSSEX and supposed be IurkIrg neigh
boroo Crobaby hiring himself wood choppers pa
works Tie above reward Of fifty dollars be paid for his
prchsnon ard lolgmen, In the Pesrsburg delivery
the. near Charics City Court House .
March --r2m
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.

FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.
ENE above reward and al reasonable expenses will be p' @
the apprehension and delivery Richmond OIL heE'
slave, Mari oaa she calls herself Mira PeTy
taken hy miles or lom Ricond, thirty dollars !i.s"
In or near Richmond.
Maria of medium with round skin about si"se
bread Color good Of teeth full head hairs Of pleasing 1'
iennnce Her recoected hut she is believe;
abou twenty four or twenty hre ycors old
PHILIP NJ. TABB & SON agents office on Governor
The daily union., 1854-10-22
North Carolina six-Per-Cent. state stocks

TEEAsURY DEPAuTMEST,
Raleigh; IN. Gu september IL, 1854.
SGALEp PEuPOS Ns viii be received this Office 10
M of the 20h OF October to the purchase
S,,2n,,iooo ponds, running thirty
hohIs are issued by
s W no sue a The stock held by said road
ton. '' ~ P'o'e'" ~ '"'' 'N'N''P
WI also be received for purchase
S-oo vouus, running tea
m the construction OF the Weldon railroad
taxation for purpose. ~
hey w bear date the first day of July s5 and will cou
o ached H the interest al six annun pnyah the
nsl days OF January aud July in each Goth and
p VIII be payable at The Bank OF the Republic i'm the civ of
ihe treasury OF Month Carolina. ~ ' P'' "
They viii be issued in thousand dollars a,cb
es bidding VIII please address their letters endnrssd Pro
sais of Worth Carolina stOck,n
Soh carolina aud win distinguish bids tn pnrcuinr ela az
M winch they bid They win also in what Kind Of
lunds they propose uay. " ''' ~ W
he od wiz heoprned 10 O'Clock, m Of the o0h Of oco.
~ tae presence OF the governor the comp
State Of North - ' ~ WV "''N w wv
Undersigned reserves the right accepting such bids in
o ~ f5 as may be deemed
bidders viii be required
" helr bids, to dcpose bank the OF
w interest from the rsi OF July the credit
he treasurer of the
s' =, Noh Caroinai or the Bank Cape Fe7r, Raleigh
s,su ~ showing The Of the State and the
oun o her Indebtedness had this office,
PP"'"uo" 70 heSsr' Brown and DeRosr city ef New York
60, ,.,o., d. w COURTS,
SpP PN'-u'N'"i"f' Pub Treas Of North Carolina.
The daily union., 1854-10-22
Hureau Corps OF Typographical Engineers.

pROPO5ALs will be received until 10th
November next for the construction equipment and delivery
o o a any port OF Lake Erie by the 5Ob day o next June said
steamer be es than 1856 long breadth of beam
exclusive o Aurs or paddle wheels and for wheel ouses Of not
less than 200 burden and depth hold about sR
The deck aud cabin Of said boat trunk fashion, and 10 be d
vded as follows forward OF the machinery cabin aud
M e hands at OF me machinery cabin, and meoom ior he
officers Also, TO have cooking stewards pantry,
water closets and customary cabin and kitchen umtne for not
less uan 10 hands and six officers,
The deck cabin roof be auicieny firm for
ay
Pilot wheel house upper deck and be supplied
with customary conyeniences for steering.
The boat 10 be schooner rgged and be supplied with requisite
sails aud rigging To be properly painted ade
anchors with adequate chain eables all fix
esoi haser hos chain cable boxes, windass eve &c. Sc
Each popoer details parts,
furnish drawing and model OF the boat.
The supplied boa less than
20 feel long each each boat have good with udder
and tier
No advances be contract, and the War Depart
authority, reasons void,
The War Department itself
g to accept any Of The proposals. or to REJECT The whole and TO
advertise
The boat able a pressure maintain
speed Of mes The hour and be supplied with suitable coal
bubkers capable slowing
Materials The quality, put workmanke
all fixtures
observed.
quato water buckets.
engine quality TO pressure kind,
with the best recent Improvements.
When boat ready the contractor inspector
win be appointed by the War Department. officer OF the
navy to be chosen by The contractor These Two 10 select d
employ exceeding steamboat also
employ The requisite henen, abore7 order to make n
spection and trial
The boat after inspections 10 be exposed 10 trial "Trip of not
100 miles weather, which trial said
shall maintain speed of not less than miles the hour
uye hours,
inspectors
strength Of materials and machinery workmanship n and
fulfilled evidence expenses inspection
trial. half said expenses be paid by the United States
and one-halt by the contractor
sep lG-d2Jt&2awtlstNoy Col corps T. L.
The daily union., 1854-10-22
NOTICE TO pRE-EMpTloN CLAIMANTS.

Congress approved 30 March, s5S entitled An
settlers therein
smpion the United states they then
sted above mentioned alternate secons
date
oaomen up paid tor nj the rate OF two dollars and
the day fixed Tor The public sale And by
the March entitled An fr the relief of
on railroad purposes who st
tied and improved lands prior the date OF wthdrdua
will entitled pre- enpton the ordinary minimum price OF
, pubic dollar and twenty five cents
upr for before day fixed for The pub
sae Therefore. every entitled the right OF
of under OF id
March settlements made the g
dale of aotmt nt under the act OF 2
Nn 1854 on prior the date of withdrawal
required satisfaction of the register aud
receiver the proper Office make therefor the
price practicable after seeing fhis notice
and before appointed for the public OF the lands
nnr The tract claimed such claim will be forfeited
7 " JOS. 3. WILSON,
tctiua Commissioner of the General Land Office.
Seq l6-lawl3w lint n start
The daily union., 1854-10-22
Sept 6-2aw6
United States Mails.

Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT.,
August 20, 1854.
PROPOSALS carrying mails of the United States from the
following Mississippi at The Contract
9ocock, m day November 1851 TO be decided by
the llth Of the month:
KENTUCKY
No 5loa From Cairo, H. by Memphis, Tenn Napoleon, Ark,
New Orleans, 1875 miles and back, daily safe and
suitable STEAMBOATS,.
Leave Cairo daily at pm;
Arrive at New Orleans in ays by SPIN;
Leave New Orleans daily M
. Arrive al Cairo in six days by 5
Madrid, Mo, Ashpori, Tenn, Hcbman's Bead, Ark,
Fulton, Tenn, oeeoa Ark, Pecan Point Randolph,
Tenn, and Oldham, Ark, TO Memphis, Tenn, l42
miles and back three times week, in safe and suitable
Cairo every Monday, Wednesday, Friday, a,
Arrive al Memphis in 81 hours by 7 p n, next day
Leave Memphis every Tuesday Thursday, and Saturday,
Arrive al Cairo n by a m next days,
MISSISSIPPI
No73 vcksburg by Youngs Point La, yliken Bend,
Pecan Grove, TaIIua Miss, Lake Providence La,
ton Miss, Greenvle, Columbia, Ark, Gains's Land
ing. and Vctria, Miss, 10 Napoleon, Ark, s3o miles
and back, three times weea, IN safe and suitable
Leave Vicksburg ev,ry Monday Wednesday, and Thurs
Arrive Napoleon every Friday, Saturday, Sunday,
Leave Napoleon every Saturday, Wednesday, and Mon
vcksburg every Tuesday, Thursday and sa,ur-
day, by 6 pm.
ILLINOIS.
Of 5l7 From Rock Island Il by Hampton Byron, Cordo-
va Albany, Fulton, Savannah, Le Claire Iowa, Canaan
che, Lyons Tabua aud Bellevue, TO Galena H., 100
miles and back three times week, in safe and suitable
Bidders will propose schedule.
or forms Of proposals, aud cehcRie also
tons aud requirements (ebacing
he contacts such The department proper)
zee Inviting propoas for mail service on toe Misss
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Aug 81 eoaSod tln,cl. and starl
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United states Mail.
puSr OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
September IL, 1854

.... Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
September II, 1854
PROPOSALS carrying mails Of the United s,ale from the
follow ing balna viii be received he Con
O'Clock of ist November 1854 TO be decided by Sd
November foil lwiDg:
Clay I Dixon's Mills, Shiloh, spencere, Linden, Spring
li pemopos, and Macon, 10 Greensboro, 100 miles and
Leave Gaincsown Sunday Wednesday aud Friday at
Arrive at Greensboro n Sc hours, by p m.
Leave Greensboro Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at
Arrive Gaiuesiown in 36 hours, by p.
Proposals uurhorse coaches will be considered
For form of proposals. euann'ee and certca also nscions
and requirements tcmbaeng conditions be incorporated IN the
contracts 10 such extent as the department may deem pope see
soutlw States, dated January 9, 1854.
Postmaster General
Sept 9-awaw tine and Ev. sarl
United states Patent omce,
Washington, September %, 1854.
AN petition Williams administratrix of Thos.
Williams deceased of Moreau station, New York; praying
patent granted the said TAos r. Williams
forming eng &c for years from the expiration
Of said paten which akea place the 4t day of December,
IL il ordered petition Office
on Monday, The next O'Clock,
why petition ought not TO be granted.
Persons opposing the extension required to file in the Patent,
days before the day Of hearings all testimony filed by either party TO
With the rules Of the Office which viii be furnished on app
The testimony in the case will
Der dsposon and other relied testimony must be
ded Office before the morning of that day the
ments, any, within ten days thereafter.
also, this notice be published in the Een, niel
Philadelphia Po cenliGc American New York Post Boston,
Massachusetts and Daily ourer, Buiao " once week for
thee successive weeks previous 10 e 9Th of November next the
day OF hearing ,o,
Commissioners Of Patents
rs-Editors papers will please copy send
their bs The Patent oce with paper containing this notice
The daily union., 1854-10-22
Ayp EVERY OTHER nEsomuP.

NAkPh'EINES AND EVERY NTHhik bEsCMEP-
on OF goodsWe receiving di
importers auctions in New York brilliant
supply Of superb style velvet tapestry Brussels three
ply supedne prgu carpets which will sell from 20 TO
80 per cent, teas iian former PRICES
Alec, eeg varied stock Of curtain materials
opened Comprising bfocRtee
aud damusk mernos Turkey red cahmeret
ehnz, shade embroidered curtain muslns IN
sci and by the yard, very elegant aud cheap
We likewise prepared offer great Inducements tn pur
blankets from - Sl3 nen sheetngs all wdhs pillow
tabecloh damask napkins
step ,tep ocoh crash Scotch, Russia and hucka
nc diaper, table oilclOlh,
In fact without euume more, would friends
public generally stock this Of descrp
bought greatly reduced hgures from
large will be sold prompt
credit dealers at corresponding tow rates. -
BARNES MITCHELL,
On the avenue, between 9Th and 9th streets,
Sep Q2-eo3wif
The daily union., 1854-10-22


HOUSEWIVES COTTONs = Thsrd instaiment--wc
IA have the pleasure Of announcing
who have been waiting patiently The arrival OF h install
to-day l5O pieces As originated,
Gle mauuiactued with
inc have our name stamped ON them in fun
We thus particular from knowledge
article ucketed housewife cotons) being for this
ke
300 pieces superior Irish inens priced
fine, all very cheap; large portion which anuctued
order
Vast tots of oh other uds OF goods
class OF linen goods should justice themselves,
stock,
EnGncurning goods of all kinds found full
ampie and complete throughout the
2 pieces white hannes assorted grades several shades less
than the usual prices
IS hleaced uneaebed annels superior
quality.
100 pieces rich wooen paids for ladies' children wear
considered The handsOmesi patterns city,
Choice cloths, cassneres, aEd
gloves untesh and
belasi &c Also, eTcy usually
goods housei 10 all of which daily additions made.
BY having price Only and dealing solely such articles
hen the unmstnkahg decided
enabled 20 oeS really Inducements discriminating
Judges OF gOods)
Strangers and others cadaiy invited call
the advantage of buying where pnce only askedn
Delay settling bills
Good articles, low prices aud far dealing may in
all
PERRY Il BROTHER,
Central Siores, West Building,
Oct o-seOil Opposite Centre Market.