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EXCITEMENT IN Observation-Disclosures
ED DUEL BETWEEN MESSRS. CUTTING

EXCITEMENT IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ED DUEL BETWEEN MESSRS. CUTTING
AND BRECKENRIDGE.
WASHINGTON, March ga most intense excite.
ment exists here to day, arising from rumors of a
duel between Messrs. Cutting, of New York, and
Breckenridge, of Kentucky. All sorts of runlors
are in circulation, the most reliable among which
is, that Cutting challenged Breckenridge, and that
the duel was fought at six o'clock this morning near
Bladensburg 1t is stated also that neither party
was shot.
Another report is that hostile meeting is expec
ted while other accounts still state that they have
already fought, and that Breckenridge was shot in
the neck
Great excitement prevails in the House of Rep.
resentatives in regard to the matter. The New
York Hards say the affair shall be fought out by
Cutting some one else.
Neither of the belligerents or their sparticular
friends can be found
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TELEGRAPHTC NEWS.
ARRIVAL or THE FRANKLIN.
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE

NEW York, March 29.--The steamer Franklin
has arrived, with IIavrc adyices of March IS. She
reports no change In Eastern affairs.
The Canada arrived al Liverpool on the 18th,
and the Hermann at Cowes the came day.
II was ramored that the Gar had ordered HE
troops to pass the Danube Immediately.
The first division of the British feet, under Sir
Charles Napier, sailed for wingoe Sound, and will
not at present enter the Russian waters.
Russia had sent messenger on confentia,
mission to Napoleon.
An earthquake recently occurred in Calambria,
Two thousand of the inhabitants were kiilei
LIVERPOOL MARKErs, March l5-Cotton un.
changed. Flour has declined shillings during
the week, and Wheat 3D. Corn unchanged. Con.
soils as las, quoted.
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THE PRoHIBIToRY LIQUOR LAW.

ALBANY, N. Y March 27.-Mr. Dickinson intro
duced bill into the Senate this morning providing
that the people shall decide at the next general
election Tor or against prohibitory liquor law
The ultra temperance men in the Senate will op-
pose its passage.
The river ia full of floating ice.
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FIRE AT ALBANY, sc.

ALBANY, March 2s.-Alarge quantity of lumber
the property OF Messrs. Myers and Bennett-and
Ward and Easton on Water st. was destroyed by
hrethis morning Insured for $4,000 among West
ern Insurance Companies including the Albion
Co, The New York and Erie at Middletown; UnE
ted States, Potsdain; Northern Protection, Camden
and New York Indemnity
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CONGRESSIONAL.

WASHINGTON, March 29.-The Senate was occu
pied to day with the consideration of the Deficiency
Bill. In the House the Six Steamer Bill was deba
ted and resolution adopted that all discussion
upon it should terminate tomorrow. Messrs Banks.
dale and Morton addressed the House on the Ne.
braska question.
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THE REVOLUTION IN ACAPULCO-REPORT
ED DEFEAT OF THE GOVERNMENT

NEW ORLEANS, March 26.--The Picayune has re
ceived private advices from Mexico, by the steam
er Texas which report that the troops sent by San.
Ia Anna to operate against the Revoluonists, head
ed by General Alvarez, had ha several skirmishes
with the forces OF the latter, in which they he Gov.
eminent troops) were severely punished.
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A RRIv AL OF THE CANADA
Three Days Later from Europe.
DECLINE IN BREApsTuFEs.

HALIFAX March 29-The steamer Canada ar.
rived here to-day with Liverpool dates to March ls
MARKETS.
puring the last week Flour has declined Be- Corn
mas also declined Is, and Wheat i'd.
Sales of Canal Flour 36. Ohio 37s. There
were sales of white Wheat at les. Cd. White Corn
AS. Cd
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GOV. SEYMOUR AND THE TEMPERANCE
BILL,

ALBANY, March 27.-Gov. Seymour keeps dark
with respect TO the Temperance bill and is expect
ed to retain it the iull ten days allowed him by the
constitution. He will then probably return it sign
ed, accompanied by message. But even should
he veto it, the friends OF Temperance are confident
Of their ability to pass it over his head by two
third vote
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STABLES BIIRNT

Bosros, March 23.-The Railroad stables at East
Boston were burnt this morning. and ten horses
persisted Ia the flames
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a CURE FOR COUGHS, COLDS, ~

4 CURE FOR COUGHS, COLDS, &c.
FORM-CHERRY PICTORIAL IN NEW
SHAPE.-Bragg'st CHERRY PICTORIAL WA.
FERS are pleasant and efectual remedy for colds,
coughs and all diseases of the throat and lungs
They contain the pure medicinal virtues of the Wild
Cherry, so generally known a. a remedy for pulmo-
nary complaints. The children cry for them There
fore every mother should have box. After using
one box Of these waters you viii never touch bet
ter medicine. These are Just the thing you want.
Call at PURCELL, LADD CO.'S and procure
box fe 6-d6m If
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BANK DIVIDENDS.

BOSTON, March 2e.--The banks Of this city have
declared semi annual dividends for the LIST Of April
varying from TO 5 per cent.
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MI S. MOWATT'S AUTOBIOGRA-
Nl PHY-PIice 81 Is. Thirteenth Thousand jus

MI RS. MOWATT'S AUTOBIOGRA-
Nl PHY-Plice Sl25. Thirteenth Thousand just
issued
The above work, recently published, has proved
one of the most popular books ever printed in Ame-
RIGA. All over the country it has received the most
marked attention and elected universal commen-
dation.
FROM THE PREFACE.
IF one struggling sister in the great human family
while listening to the history of my life gains cour
age to meet and brave trials if she learn to
look upon them blessings in disguise; if she be
strengthened in the Performance of daily duties
however hardly pad' if she be inspired with faith
in the power impaired to a strong ,cH whose end is
good-then am amply rewarded for my labor.
ANNA CORA MOWATT"
This work will be read with more thsn the interest
of a romance The fair authoress herself is enc OF
the raress of heroines. Her eight years upon the
stage furnish volume of the entertaining and
instructive experience But this 10 not all the
most interesting port on of her remarkable book -
She begins with her infancy, and introduces the
bright little butterfly girl sporting among the flow
ers of La Castagne, in France, where ahe happened
to be born. She gives brief sketch of her fam-
ly descendants. the maternal side, of Francis
Lewis, of the heroic signers of The Declaration
of Independence.
For sale by JAMES WOODHOUSE,
NH 80 Eagle Square.
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THE LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
NEW YonK, March 2eth-Prvate advices from
Liverpool quote decline of fully 1-8d per H. In
Cotton.
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SUMMER WINES.

II CRAM. IMPORTER OF Wines, DC,
II No. Exchange, having received his Spring
importation Of SUMMER WINES, offers now for
WINES, viz
l25 cases st. Julien Medoc
20 do. st. Estepte do. - -
Is dc. Pontet.Canet BIB
$50 do. Chat. Pontet Canet, Chat. Laffite, Chat.
qualities. -.l.-5 49, s
HAUT. SANTERNE. tiss.s.
25 cases, vintage 1850 5
25 do. do. l848
IS do. do. 1915, from the estate Of Mad. La
Comtesse de Lur Saluces q.
HOOK WINES.-1I0 cases Nierstener Hockhei.
mer, Marcobrunner, Rudssheimer Berg, Hockhei.
mer. Domdechaney, &c. $ - = - - lsts.
SPARKLING WINES.--150 baskets Champagne,
comprising, also, Heidsick and Mumm's Wines Il i
IS boxes Sparkling Hook and Sparkling Moxelle.
few cases st. Peray nc. .st.f
In addition to the above, he offers cases Lang
worth Zimmerman's Catawba Wine, at % per do
zen bottles. f - NH n Iw4
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HI1 CTUEGDAY) M0RNrirc - 10
eass9. - VIII ell - puaai6 sss1fs - sJose
~ rs ~ =, snnssfa lat Ct ssasaSSSje 49, ~
sisu,s cossS.e. Sloshin4 Yaast 0oe3a 10 Ypr-
~ = - ALEX MOTT { C0. 1reta.
NkU6IEE6 SALE o. H077dF an
= LOTS ON CHURCH HILL-evs vsss..s - !.
esed q truss exse1fs9 - tie eSkoss3l ~ - 80
nstsee,o9 ana ytfey dsseA oeps e. 1S1s 2sSS 49,
reeorded IN tie Clezkss o0ss Il Her7}ee - ~
csrtaan purposes therein none1 i sSsi srs.se2 ~
Tprfess guhlie snetson, to the hehss1 flSSes' -
rrnuIussDAY, ths Sokh dry 81 Mach, ~ ..v ~
~. ~ 8 eciock r r., II fair, Il not &c nsrt
"A tne foil0uing Rest Esfsse vix: fksf isres
81 IcsaH srransed Brick DWELLING lsfely oseusisS
street, nteneson, ct the cofpef 81 Ieifh "a Soth
roo. eontainine rooms shove cellar ifckSn vifh
In TIE ,.r house, and we'll Of exeAleut rstsr
Dwcliins St l.mnmsdiately ater the ale 81 & IS
2eth se s so99s g o. 80 beautiful Bndins Iots On
frontins s. ssst seetH Also, two Lott 81 Gsoand
streets. - r. tne corner 81 Sehs and u
The title i believed 70 b. n.,f..,,. -. u.
only --.s' convey With special warranty
TERMs-One-thirdc cash; balance :. .ns..,
Tor ne sofiabie notes interest ADDED frose
and title retained until last psvrnsnf 4. 49,. 1'ss
A plat OF the property Will Be made ont /. g.
days and can be- seen By applying e my q - 81.
- - THOMAS j. srARKe
NH 8-tds ACTIN 49,
Also two lots Of ground Of and is seres ssou.
zmiles below town, rear the Rural ShsdeA eaoinin.
the land of VIM. @. johnson q 50
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Eac-11 PACKET AND STAGE
LINE FOR LOvINGSTON-The
Fare through, from Richmond to Loving ston, So
- Lynchburg 81. 2
Leave Richmond at F. NJ and Lynchburg at
z. M by Boat; connect with the Stage at Howards
vile next day ut P. M and rive in Lovugston
at p NJ
Returning, leave Lovingston Tuesdays Thursdays
and Saturdays at A. M. connect with the Boats at
Howardsvilie, and arrive in Richmond and Lynch
burg next morning at o'clock
BOYD, EDMOND DAVENPORT.
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MOTHERS BREAST CLOTHS

4y1 These Cloths are now acknowledged to give
the most perfect and speedy relief to pain In this
breasts of q nursing mother arispg from cold or any
other cause; and to afford the only complete protec
ton against that distressing affection, GATHERED
BREAST, known to the world at this day. They may
be without the least discomfort to the mother,
and if procured and during the period Of
ing whenever any disagreeable symptom of hard.
they guaranteed to give relief and in every In
stance prevent the Rising Breast. There are thou
sands who suffer deaths during the period of nursing
u A remittance of 81, accompanied BY IL cents
worth of postage stamps, will secure the prompt
transmission by mail of pair of these Cothsto any
part of the United States, 9s Fis
They for sale exclusively BY Us
ADIE 4 GRAY, F
Wholesale and Retail Agents,
NH 27-dk cfa LII Main at Richmnnd.
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MR.. FILLMORE AT NEW ORLEANS

NEW ORLEANS, March 27th.-Mr. Fillmore il
mere and receives the most marked attention. He
VII! attend the opera performance OF Sontag TO-
night.
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BY DAVENPORT. ALLEN 4 co. !

" = DAVENPURT. ALLEN CO.
r,KUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
4 STOCK OF GROCERIES-On THITRSDAY
March Soth at 10 o'clock, shall sell at auction ct
the store OF Mr. John Nj Royal the entire stock of
by him to Trustees. " -
sember 1st ~ ~ 80 81 --'-ef
credit for satisfactory paper.ss 6S78gl5 =
By order of the Truste es.ss. = ! ssssss
NH 20 DAVENPORT, ALLEN l. CO.. Aucts.
The store occupied by Mr. RoyaIfwill be rented at
10 o'clock, and before the sale Of GROCERIES COM
menees. - y
NH % D.. A CO.. Aucsa.
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MARKETS

BALTIMORE, March 29-Sales of Flour to-day at
1915. The announcement of the arrival of the
steamer Canada has unsettled the market.
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I LIGHTNING RODS-I take nIeasnr

I LIGHTNING RODS.-I take pleasure
~ in informing the citizens of Richmond and vicin-
ity that fully p epared to erect Lightning Rods
90 the most scientific principles and in the most
lie for past patronage for the last three years and
trusting that my work has proved satisfactory deem
it unnecessary to publish long prelude to quality
still ask share of your patronage assuring you that
no pains shall be spared in giving entire satisfaction
All orders addressed to l.. j Hawley through the
Post Office will meet with prompt attention.
P. S All Rods erected by me heretofore, or here
after getting out of order, will be promptly paired
free of charge, by informing of the fact ihroug h
the Post Office. LEWIS J. HAWLEY.
NH %
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ARRIVAL OF THE OHIO
NEW YORK, March 29-The Ohio has arrived
from Aspinwall. She brings Ss'0, 1000 in gold.
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BY TAYLOR & WILLIAMs-

BY TAYLOR IL WILLIAMS
49, zz;:-z,-I--.
OUOE AMI LII On UNION HILL.
IL AT AUCTION.-On THURSDAY. 9Th Anvil
at o'clock, P. H.. upon the premisea will he Ola
a neat framed HOUSE and LOT on Union Hill On
the East side of Scott street and no,v =, th ~, un
pancy Of NJ Isaac Curr,. quo 1u No" y inc occu-
The Lot fronts 81 feet and runs back l57 feet To Is
foot alley. a - A., a-s- - -, - -
The House is 1924 feet with two stores and he a.
ment, containing rooms with Kitchen Gc =" - :
TERMs-One-thrd cash; balance At and 70 nontbs
with interest and title retained 800 i : : :.
ma 80 TAYLOR q WILLIAMS Anct.
-
M Ions nN EI az M y DrmrUrr ~ ~
SHALL AND CLAY STREETS AT AIIl;TInN =
On TUESDAY. 4th April. at O'CLOCK. p M. nnor
the premises will he soid Three rnoat Lasntif,i.
Building LOTS situated on ths East side of E;shth
street between Marshall and Claw streets and on.
posite the residence of DR. Jobn Wsvt ~
These lots front 28l fact each and nm h.ck 1ee 8,
to 10 foot alley with an allev 90 feet w;ds IN thar
Southern line
From their beanf;f,l situa t;on "a a..
principal places of business these lots are var Sei
rable sites for private resdences and If ;mryovad
would be in much demand at good rents
TERMs-One-tbird cash: balance At and month.
with interes t credit payments tn he secnrsS bv ts
deeds or title retained TIL payment in full " u''
NH IS TAYLOR WIIIIAMS Au.t,
$3.50
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MIGHTY SALES.-THIS EVENING,
IN commencing at IT O'Clock, and every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday evenings, throughout the
assortment of Staple and Fancy Goods, Gold and
Silver Watches, Guns, L., 10. 1870
Country merchants and the trade are invited to at.
frst.rate quality. E,s.s41 ',sees-',t-
fe Is A. MOTT CO.. Ant.
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4 UCTION SALE or vAru.p, !
fat.. sac .seI, Y S.sos,p =.
on the corner sf Roekstts and rs,S.s sstson Carks
s sssi issshsssd y NJ Afkinssns IS nsyi.s
DAY. "a April, at Il e'cloek. iii ~ =. en NOM
ssock Of every description. ksnsriy 49, 5es nd
Sinrke IN the manufacture Of Tobseco Y IL
ord.s nxtures sKe mostly nsw, End ara h per..
oueting moderate business. ~ cen
IEnMs-All suns under go, cash; over that .r,4,.
nsrss credit, for approved endorsed negotiable
JOHN R. D. PAYNE, 8alesnsn.
for r. CAUTHORN, Auct
d.y e .eburs InteliiEenesr will copy daily tin
- =. sse. NH 50-tds
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By RICH7RD C1TIT10RN

;OMMlSSIONER'S SALE OF FIFTY
ACkES OF LAND. EIGHT MILES re
a J ar,; h1iEiaaslhGiHpwll Be sold on MONDAY,
House, at II o'clock NJ, 50 scres Of vsim.h ei
70 scres cleared the balance in original srowth w.
ing on the Middle or Darbytown road. and io;ri3,
Edward Minson. The Improvements consist Of ~. :
mouse With two rooms stable, barn and the enclo-
sure, al new. There IL near the house sprins ef
peach trees .pp'o sno
TERMs,One-third cash; the balance in and mos.
interest added, for approved paper. 'S =.
BY order of the Commissioner
mn 70 Sale by R. CAUTHORN Auct
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"ANTED-A tirst.rate CHAMBERMA1p,
w who can assist in Washing and Ironing -
None but one that can come well recommended az
to character and qualifications, will answer. Apply
to WINSTON l. POWERS,
NH 8 Cor. Cary and Pearl SITS.
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By PULLIAM & DAVIS.

BY PULLIAM & DAVIS.
HOUSEHOLDS AND KITCHEN FTP
IL NITURE AT AUCTIoN.-On FRIDAY AIT
March; at 10 O'Clock, at the residence Of Or "a. e.
rec1las corner ct Broad and Mayo streeta win be
TURF: consisting of the usual variety. z
az Terms cash.
nah % PULLIAM 4 DAVIS. Aucts
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R
9TH
4 and
Jck is
made
Fur.
essnIy
al tN-
t..
Coat.
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WANTED.-I wish to hire, for the ba.
w lance of the year good COOK, white or blk
NH . ED. d. EACHQ
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WANTED.-I wish to hire, for the re-
mainder of the year, male dining room SER
Want, of good character.
NH 81 ED. D. EACHO.
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DRIME GOSHEN BUTTER and PINE
l. APPLE CHEESE; small lot of country cured
Hams small size and very SUPERIOR also lot Of sugar
cured Hams, ofthe best brands; likewise Fam Breast
Pieces, Middings, and Shoulders; Smoked Beef Beef
Tongues; superior Lard in pals and in bills; No.
large Mackerel; Tongues, Sounds and Goldfish; also,
Coees fthe best qualities; Sugars of all ptsn
a superior assortment of the finest Teas London Por
ter in qt and pit bottles; Pickles, by the barrel
gallon Chocolate; Rice; London and American Mus
tard Fluid; Syrup Molasses and every other article
in the grocery line for family use, for sale by
T. w. TURPIN,
NH % I'm Main, between 7th and 9th SITS.
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WANTED-A White Man or Negro, to
act as Porter to our Store, to come we'll recon-
EGGLESTON, FITZGERALD CO..
NH % NoI4 Pearl st
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SPECIAL .NOTICE-SHIRTS MADE
~ TO ORDER.-Gentlemen who have had SO
much difficulty in procuring good and easy fitting
Shirts, can, by leaving their with us. have
saa % when c we wi n1 sIarantee to nc OF no
lot of good fitting Shirts made suit the fancy for
summer wear. Also hand fine assortment of
Shirts ready made. The work and fit we guarantee
and at prices such think will give satisfaction
KEEN. CHILES BALDWIN
N B.-Self-adjustiug COLLARS NH %
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Most VALUABLE Blu SIN Ess
N1 STAND ON CARY, BETWEEN VIRGINIA
AND PEARL STREETS, FOR SALE.-The SUBJ
scribers horsed to sell that most valuable bust
ness stand now in the occupancy of Mr.. r. A. Blan
Virginia and Pearl streets fronting Gary street 2
feet running back 9a4 feet to the line of Mr. Arch'd
Thomas
This property being in the most business part of
Cary, and to Pearl street, the Danville Depot
&C., renders it among the most desirable for captas
lists and others of any real estate In market Ap
ply to
NH % Ct GODDIN ApPERSON
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Candidates, NOTICE.-Six hand
~ some Mahogany Cane Seat Chairs, 81 Is, usual
price $40; Mahogany Sofas upholstered in hair cloth,
spring seat. ST. usual price $22 Mahogany Bureaus,
large size o. usual price SIP verylarge High Posi-
Resvy s usual ppee ss Enclosed Mahogany
Wash Stands, &c. usual price 80; handsome Marble
Top Bouquet and Sofa Tables, SO, usual price SIS.
VIM. SMITH, Manufacturer,
1874 South Third street. above Cathedral,
Philadelphia, Pc.
az Small profits and quick sales. Goods careful
ly packed and shipped to order. 28-Sm
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IRA
q sea-
I. like
by all
Use, or
es all
sstion,
ent
to the
.otnat
char
frcrt
ration,
.rnbly
h will
10 pre-
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BY RICHARD CAUTHORN.
TRUSTEES SALE OF GROCERIE

= FIATUKES, &c.IOn THURSDAY, 30th lust,
commencing at 10 o'clock, on the premises corner
fLeigh street and Brook Avenue will sell at auc-
hon for cash. the stock on hand consisting of good
made by order Of John J. Davis, trustee, az to VIM.
Fl. Davis portion, and by consent of VIM. 4. Hut.
man as to the other portion. ,-glsas g4fI
NH % R. CAUTHORN.
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Il pint
brSI2.
pr,
ork.
Eta-eg.
TIT L.
lnond.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-05-05
NJ. REMAIN & cos.
CASH STOR il.
New spring and surnmew osooS~.
JUST RECEIVED.

JUST RECEIVED.
VIE undersigned have lust received i.--.
stock Of Fancy and Staple DIV Coo.
consisting IN part Of
anew style 81 plain, plaid and figured sum.
i D dress Crepes de Paris; Flounced gfs6s Z.
June Robes; new style Of Barete and ShtIer
Ih 4, anew stylesof Crepe Lace Robe
IAN, Figured and STRIPED Silk III Mi eoloys.
Solid colored Bareges, and Grunadines sil WI.
ors; Printed Ofgandies and Jackonet R6bar
large assortment Of Black Dress Good
Icnj great many other Dress Goods "a Ell
descriptions. 1850 - et
EMBRoIDERiEs
In Swiss, Jaconet, Valencin ana Hon;to,.
saaiencin Honiton collars, Chimisetts srJ
sleeves; very rich assortment of pIsin sn5
embroidered Cambria Hdkerchiefs Jnconets
and Swiss Bufings, Bands, Z dginp and Insert-
,hgs; Honiton and Thread lace Bonnets. Pi6~
Pons' Gloves and M.ts, Parasols, Shades ana
als 4, !, new KIND Of Manti Swiss, Jaconetg
and all kinds ,of White Goods.
a large assortment Of Irish Linens, printed
hnlells and Linen Cambrics, Linen sheetinog
and table cloths, Damasd and verv Mn 49,
dow Curtains; Cottonades and Linen drll;nrs.
Marceie Quilts, Carpetihgs, Glass and q r'es5s
ware, and great many fancy article. too nm,
merous to mention.
OUR OLD STOCK AT COsT s'it
Our old Stock we offer to sell AZ cost nrico.
to,make room, and our hsw Stock. which ~.
are able to say that we have as fne assor,..
ment as any fancy retail store IN New Orleans
and we offer TO sell lat New Ofleans btieSs
We will receive New Goods every weeJ Al
ring the season. ~,
Please call and see our fine selection.
TOsTHE GENTLEMEN. 3 fam
we have lustTeceived very fine assortment
of Clothings e''.SSl'
ack, Blue, Brown, and Green FreeI,s pslo-.
tots and Sacks, French drapdetait Frocis ana
Sacks, Merino and Alpaca Goats, all Kinds ~
Linen and Hair coats, Casimbctes. FrocEs
Paletots, and Sacs, &c.
Black Doe Skin Pants, superfne- BLACK Ne
rino Pants, Plain and striped white linen Dantsi
all kinds of Casimirete do, Fancy Cashmere
Pants.
"A large, assortment Of an kinds Of Fancy
Vests, the latest style; fine assortment 81
SHIFTS, Drawers, Cravats and Handkerchief
Six Hats. the latest style; Shoes, Boots and
CATERS fe Z
Gentlemen, we offer to sell Clothing SO per
cent. cheaper than any other house in this
place. NJ REMAIN g. co.
March 10, I854-ly