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PROPOs AIS FOa Oil FOR LIGHT.HOusRs
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, \
0FyroE LIGHT House. BOARD

IL.
OFsroE LIGHT House. BOARD,
| Mjr.h 10 1855.
- EALEO PROPOSALS will be received al mi,
~ Cfice until O'Clock, p. m On Monday the
2elh day OF March instant, 1858, for supplying The
light house establishment with five thousand Is COO
gallons best quality spring staine1 sperm Gil in
strong, small, iron bound casks, in prime order free
From leakage, containing from thirty TO forty gallons
each, and not exceeding an average of thirty five
gallon each TO be delivered on board of a shin al
the city Of New York within ten day, after written
coffee 10 the contractor shall have been received by
him, free OF charge, other than the contract price
to the United States t.-
The oil contracted for under the foregoing propo
sails 10 be- subjected 10 the sual tests If specific
gravity, re nperature OF which il will remain mpid
by burning and such other means as may be thought
propsr by the person or persons TO whom that duty
may be assigned by the Light-H Board, before
II will be accepted. All tests and inspections 20 be
made Tor 10 the transportation Of the OIL from the
contractor warehouse or other place OF deposiie.
The oil TO remain lmpid at q temperature of 40
degrees of Fahrenheit or lower.
All bids must be sealed and endorsed "Proposals
for Oil for Light houses" and then placed in an
other envelope and directed the Secretary OF the
Light House Board, Washington, ID. C.
The board, under the authority of tee department,
resefv~s the right to re ect any hid, though il NAV
be the lowest, from other considerations than its
amount. 80 --t ...-..
Ey order of the Light Aouse BOARD:
THORNTON A. JENKINS.
mar l3-eot2omar Secretary.
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BOUNTY LkND-ADDITIONAL.

LII my Old friends for whcm obtained Bountv
n Land, ia less quantity than 100 acres, are here
10y informed that their names and a record of ,hS.
evidence, with the dates OF their Certificates are On
my book, so that can, with facility make out their
declarations for additional land. Those who failed
TO obtain any land for want OF sufieiept service
many OF whom are now entitled 10 l60 ceres ca
nnd the Time allowed recorded by me. Others win
ma 10 their interest TO call or write, and will
send forms and instructions for reasonable and fair
compensation.
Any Old Soldiers, or their Widows, unable 10 nav
,of preparing their papers Will be instructed gratis
ny gaming al the once. JOHN ID. CLARK,
mar Dim Agent, Washington, ID G.
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" The dashing 90 Highlander, the pride
OF the English army, left Constantinople 500
strong, and after their arrival in the Crimsa
received an addition of $50 men. This eal.
liant regiment has recently returned to Con.
stantinopie, reduced to fourteen mon and i've
omcers, though still bearing with them their
glorious and unsullisd banner.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-13

PARTY SPIRIr.-To give our readers an idea
ofthe manner in which the political canvass,
which closes TO-DAY in New Hampshire, has
been conducted, We take the following head.
inss Of articles that appeared in late mum.
bers of the several party orxaas:
From the Concord Reporter, Anti-Admnistra,ion ]
Downfall of Thuggsry," a." The Thugs are
Doomed, Pierce Groggsries," "More Pa
triot Bogus Look out for Lying Ihugs,"
"Beware of the Lies of the Patriot, ""DodSine
the Nebraska ISSUE" &c.
From the Concord Patriot, Administration
"A Living Affidavit" Ilindoo Funerals, u
Z" Satan Retaking Sin, Edmund Durk's Hor
ror of the Concord Clique" Mark the Pun
derers, Metcalf, the Slave Catcher,"s Hin.
doc Treachery," Going in for the Plumber, -
Wolves upon the Walk" "Rum, Drunken.
ness, and Rowdyism at the Hindoo Mesting,n
- Look out for V to Stealers,' I" Dsspotism of
Know Nothingism
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The U. 8: sLooP OF WAR JAMKsrowN-An
official potifc alton has been received bv Com.
modore Stewart, from Mr.. Hart, the Naval
Constructor at Norfolk, that, after a careful
examination, he is able to pronounce the
jamestown seaworthy, and I'll for three years
cruise The report of her unftness for sea
originated in an anonymous letter purportine
to have been written by q mechanic employed
in the Navy Yard.
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Rev. Charles A. Davis.

This gentleman, who now resides at Rich.
mond, Va having been wantonly assailed in
the columns Of the Penny Post, published at
Richmond, replies in a manner that is not
very highly rslished by the editor. To give
our readers an idea of the manner in which
tho Reverend gentleman wislds his pen, we
quote the concluding portion of bis letter:
"You have been pleased to enlightsn he pub.
lilo In regard to my personal history, but have.
GgnOrantly, 1 have no doubt,) fallen into
several gross errors; which / ought to correct
You say that 1 "came to this place from
Washington city" Ths. is true. That - for
many years was a clerk 10 one of the public
departments True again. But it IS not
| rns. as you state, that while residing there
II dsd NOT oEfe.ate as a Munster of the
Gosp,t" This is gross, Wholesale, wanton
| SANDER. Nor is 1t true that was appointed
| TO Office, as you cfirm, by Democratic ad
ministra'ion My first appointment to office
was under the lamented Harrison. And, if
the revelation will relieve the mind of any
anxious, bu weak brother, have to say tn at
during my whole continuance in office, was
known only as Wing. Ibis 10 Islander No 2.
You also in 'orm your readers. land 1 really
ought to feel obliged to you, as a stranger, for
| Introducing me so generality that SHIELD the
poet of Councilman, which I obtained BY
| Democratic votes, and tho aid of the admins
tration." II is proper that should say, that
! during tho twelve years of my recent sol Durn
in my native city, l was frequently honored
BY my fellow citizens with pcsts of honor and
responsibility, representing them in Conven
tons, Councils, Public Schools, Commission.
ers Of Poor, DC, but in no instance on party
grounds Perhaps my last election may have
been an exception. did run as an "Anti
Know Nothing" and L did beat my opponent.
But did not regard my success as Demo,
cratic measure.
here is not a public man in Washington
who does not know that the Post Is shooting
wide Of the mark, in this instance
1T Is simply ridiculous to listen to the pra.
ting of the political press. in regard to their
deep interes! In behalf of MethOdism and re.
ligion. And 80 far as I am personally con-
cerned desire the writer for tho Post to I'M
derstand, that my ministerial robes have not
been committed to his keeping. He is not nv
guardian, nor is he the guardian of the church
TO which belong. When find myself I'M able
to preserve these robes s'untarnished, ~ shall
seek custodian whose doctrines and whose
life will justify the hope that their purity will
not be stained"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-13

ERYsIpELAs-Tnis disease prevails to a
considerable extent in the country surroundins
DanVille, Va. 1t usually affects the throat and
tongue, and is said to be very much like the
disease known as the black tongue.
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ARLINGTON POLKA.

sale at all the pin ciPal Music Stores IL is EN-
bellised with a correct likeness Of ;. ashington'
favorte, the venerable George Washington Gus
us, and dedicated TO him by the popular composer
of this city, Hans Krummacher.
Music Depot, Star Buildings
Corner Of Eleventh street and Pa avenue.
mar l3-u
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IMPORTANT DOCUMENTS.

DAY Rolls Of Militia entitled to Land Bounty un-
l. der the act Of Congress September %, 1850
compiled from rolls in the AUDITORS Office an Rich
mond.
Muster Rolls of the Virginia Militia in the War OF
iei2, beng a supplement 10 the pay rolls.
a few copies for sale at
n. FARNHAM'S,
CHuer Pa. avenue and llth IT'S.
Also. at FRENCII'S, Alexandra, Va.
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q The Richmond Post, tbs organ Of the
Virginia Know NOtbings, admits virtually tie
gsnuinsnsss e tie resent publication ofthsir
Ritual and Constitution In the Richmond En-.
9uirsr
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FREDERIcksBuRa.-Ths "News' states that
eight new stores ofdiffsrsnt kinds have, during
the last few days, been opened in Fredericks
burg This is regarded as an evidence of the
rapidly increasing prosperity of tina. town
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-13

EoR sALE-A VERY FINE SADDLE AND
Il BnRey HORSE. The horse 10 young, ~
9 nte aud sound, and OF fine stock would ~
make riil'r very fine carriage horse, or a
very plea ant riding morse.
Also, Tor sale "a excellent work horse, perfectly
sound. Apply TO No. "A Danbar,oa a., Georsein-
mar l-lawtf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-13

New HAMPSHIRE Tho election for Cover.
For, members Of the State Legislature, and
Congressmen, comes eff in this s ate to day.
The present canvass in New Hampshire has
been conducted with bitterness heretofore
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-13

"THE RABBIrs."-A secre, association {not
b. N. has been organised at Albany-said
to have political ends in vieA. They are cal
led the rabbits"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-13

No SHAVING ON SUNDAYS -The bsrbers of
Providence have peitiOned the Mayor and
Board of Aldermen, to cause the law relatip
to shops being kept open ON the Sabbath to be
enforced The petition is signed by nearly
every one OF the profession.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-13

II Seventy thousand dollars have been
raised for the establishment of Univsrsalist
College, to be located ct Salisbury, III.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-13

(DLANK BOOKS ofevery size and variety. of the
ID finest mat rials and workmanship, az well a,
Others Of the cheapest kinds A aree supply boueh,
for cash by the undersigned. for sale al ratrs much
below the usual pnces
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GREAT RECONCILIATION

THE undersigned will open a Kiln Of fresh wood
L burnt LIME containing go barrels) Mon
day morning next, for which the cash will be re-
quired at the kilns on delivery. He must adopt
this method or clse business, as great portion IT
his sales the past year unsettled and lying over
81 at the Kiln-hauling additional.
4 f. SMOOT.
National Lime Kiln, corner New York avenue and
Twentieth street mar 10 a.
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VOCAL MUSIC.

SIGNOR Severe SrRINI has consented 10 give
~ instructions in Vocal Music to those in the city
of Washington who desire his services He comes
highly recommended nv persons Of the highest re-
spectsbity who have awaited themselves OF his in
strucronS. Among these who recommend him he
Is allowed 10 name John NJ. MacauIey, of n York,
Elmira Lincoln Phelps Principal Of Patapsco In,
siitute, Maryland, and a number of most respectable
ladies', whose recommendations can be seen al the
office of the Evening Star. All orders left al the
Mustice Store of Richard Davis, 30s Pennsylyania
avenue, and the Store OF HIIbus Hiiz Star
Buildings, will be attended TO. mar IO-3t
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FANCY MILLINERY.

MISS AMELIA PRIBRAM and
GS Sister have orened a FANCY MIL
K LINERY STORE on Penna. avenue
80 between Tenth and Eleventh stIeets, ~
south side, No. AT, and would respectfully ,all
the attention Of the ladies Of Washington and vici-
nifty To their handsome and varied assortment Of i'm
ported and manufactured Milery, latest styles; New
YORK. Paris, and London fashions Of Straw, silk,
Grape Lace, Velvet and other Bonnets. Also, dress
and other Caps.
All orders in the Millinery line thankfully received
and faithfully attended 10. mar s-lw.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-13

WILMINGTON POWDER MILL EXPLOSION
The Wilmington Republic gives the following
account of the powder mill explosion in that
vicinity on Saturday:
Our city was thrown into a state of consjd .
erabl. excitement few minutes before three
o clock, on Saturday after noon, by the explo-
sion of one OF tbs powder mills of Mr.. 0arascbe
in New Cattle Hundred, and Immediately af
ter hundreds of men and boys wore on their
way to the scene of disaster They found ,b At
the powder, in one Of the dust, rolling and
press mills, amounting to near q ton, had ex
Pioded, SCATTERING the building to pieces, Kill
ling two Hen named William Mcdonald and
James Kane, and badly ipjuIipg Richard Ia.
gan, James Dunbar, and Daniel Bradley
VIM Roe, the engineer, escaped with a sligh,
burn on tbe'face and scratch on the bach.
and Immediately rushed to the assistance OF
Pagan tearing off his burning garments, and
probably saved his life, at least prolonged il
None Ct he men were seriously bruised. but
received most of their injuries from being
burnt by the powder and the burning Of their
garments. One man had his clothes TORN off
AM ran in nude state from the mill to the
house, where be died in the space of an hour.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-13

CTEWART'S SklLIGHT ID AG UERREAN
> Rooms, over Galt's Jswelry Store, Pa. avenue,
il where the public have splendid pictures taken
al more reasona lie prices Than al any other room in
the city. Csll early. Satisfaction always given.
msr7-lm
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PIANOS FOR RENT.

TWO superior Z octave Boudoir PIANOFORTeS
i for rent or sale. Apply al HlLBUS q HITZ,S
Music Depot, where they may be seen.
mar
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ever, the preferred use Of the library and
manuscripts.

manuscripts.
The stssmstip Pacific. -Y sstsrday after.
noon. IN New York littls apprehension ap-
pssred to be entertained 10 Wall strSst, for
the safety Of the Pacific, inasmuch as up to
ths' time, her voyage out and back had not
been longer than an average one. 1t will be
rscollected that she was detained en- this side
some few days after her usual time of s,iling.
The Current Operations Of the Treasury
Department. yesterday, the 18th March,
there were Of Treasury Warrants entered on
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-13

A LII sTRANG RS
"A yii ing the City Should see Hunters Cat
also. fis description Of PowelIs great Picture
aiogue Of The curiosities of the Patent Once.
feb S3LSms
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eAe DofoteAAehs-
For the redemption Of stock...... $l3492 %
For paying Treasury debts ...... 52,34 26
For the Interior Department. .... 3l,S41 40
For the Customs. ..E... 49,247 ~
For the War Department. ....... $4,000 90
For appropriation warrant for the
War Department, received and
entered Observation-Disclosures. .297, 765 Is
For tho Navy Department. 5000. l0S.671 As
For covering into the Treasury
from miscellaneous sources and
from customs. Observation-Disclosures. 3,l23 "A
For repaying on account of the
Navy ..................... 100 81
In the report of Saturday, printed in the
Star Of yesterday, the composition by inadvsr-
tence made an error in setting up the note in
brackets. Itshould have read: Of this amount
the sum of $780,, 1909 IS was for and on accoun,
of the service Of The Post Office Department.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-13

TWENTY-FIVE CENTS REwARD.-RAN
| away, from the subscribers, their regularly in
dehtured apprentice, NIaROD X. TAYLOR. All
persons are hereby cautioned against employing or
harboring, ting or in any way encouraging his
absence, under the regular penalties
mar 10 81 L. ID. h G.. e. SCHNEIDER.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-13

~MERCHANT's EXCHANGE.-THERE
~ will be a special meeting Of the Board Of
Directors and members THIS EVENING AZ o'clk
and punctual attendance is requested.
Toe men.bers are informed that the Exchange
Ro' ms ar opea every night nhrre they will hnd
cIni.'uabie fires and newspaper from al parts o.
the Uacn- S 6iCON, Pr s,deHt.
J. F. ELLIS. srerr;ary m.r 81,
~,A SPECIAL MEETING OF The co..
8 oded Library Cs1pany " = j, AZ their usu
al lace on THURSDAY, EVENING. March 18th,
for business OF imp0.'anssee H TsnS NJ pf Tr-RLry
marl3-lt President.
NorICE.-THE MARION RIFLES in
rerd giving their first annual Ball MON
DAY, the 10th April next
PaTticularsyin future advertisement.
WILL ii. II. TOWERS. Sec.
mar 1874 U-t,Organ, Union SEMI
"a PRESIDENTS MOUNTED UARD,
Ateniioa.-An adjourned meeting will BE-
~ 18th, al O'Clock
Every member Is reque.t ted to attend, prepared to
settle his dues, or abide by he action taken against
By order Of Capt. Peck:
JNO. ii. McCUTCHEN, Secretary.
mar pa
>THE ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT OF
~ the Medical Department Of Georgetown
College will be held Al the Smithsonian Institution
on THURSDAY, the 18th instant, at ~ O'Clock
p. IN. The degree Of N. ID will be conferred by Rev
Barnard A Mcguire, President, and the annua nd
dress to the graduates will be pronounced by J. NJ
shy der, M. D., Professor Of Surgery.
Members OF the Medical profession and the public
generally are invit"d to attend.
-. FLODOARDo HOWARD,
mar l2-3t Dean. sc
~EASTER BALL-THE WASHINGTON
~ GERMAN YAGERS announce To theii
friends that they intend giving a BALL on Easter
Monday, al Carusi's Salon. Particulars in futur,
advertisement. mar l2-eo3t
NOTICE-THE FIRST GRAND AN
~ nual Ball of the Eagle Club will be giver
= Forrest Hal, Georgetown, on THURSDAY, tic
18th April.
See future advertisement. mar la-lws
,PHILODEMIC sOCIETY.-There will
~ be a meeting of the PhodemIc Society C
Georgetown College, on THURSDAY, March 18th,
al y m, al which the non resident members
specially iavited to be present.
&c COMBS,
SCOTT B. SMITH,
mar 9-lw- Committee Of Correspondence.
METROPOLITAN MECHANICS IN
~ STIrUTE EXHIBITI0N.-NOTIC
The Managers of the Exhibition regret under
stand that many persons visit the Exhibition with
dPpOsitors' and other Tickets borrowed from their
friends. The Committee are determined to expose
such person. when found with tickets not their
The doorkeepers have been Instructed to critically
examin" all ckets hereafter pre- ented al the door
The EXhibi ion Will close on Wedne day evening
ne Xt the l4h instant, when the closing address wi
be delivered, and the Awards announced
CHARLES F. WOOD, Supt
mars-ThsMTo4t Qatel&News)
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PIANO FORTES.

DERSONS wishing to buy an excellent Piano
L Forte, IN livery respect, are inyi ed 70 examine
the Piano FO'tes made by Messns. STEINWAY B.
SONS, % Walker street, .ew York, now exhi-
hilton At the mithsC uian Institution ANY inform
aion respecting prices, guarantee &C will be given.
mar l2-3tt
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nFFICIAL ARMY AND NAVY RE
" GISTER for 1855
The Navy Register for the United States for the
year 1855
OH ial Army Register for 1855
Just published and for sale AT
TAYLOR & MAURY'S
mar 10 Bookstore, near 9th Of.
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HOPE FOR TIE FUTURE,
4 NEW SONG, words written and dedicated 10
n Nrs. Franklin Pierce, by Sheelah music com-
posed by Frederick Kley, Esq.
Ju.t published and for sale at lIILBUS & HITS
Music Depot, Star Buildings. mar 10
IMPORTANT To PERSONS BREAKING UP
i Hou 'ekeeping.-Persons removing from the city
and wishing to disp Of their Furniture and House
keeping Utensils without the trouble Of sending
them TO Auction. can do so By calling upon US al
ur store, M. 3 IL Pa. aveLue, ps We are prepared
10 tuy all such goods may be- offered.
r. Fl. yEWELLE & CO,
mar No. 3l7 Pa. avenue.
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NyCLOPEDIA OF MISSIONS, by Rev. Harvey
u Newccmb.
GRAY & BALLANTYNE. 49s Seventh STREET
the only agents for the sale OF this work In the
District of Columbia and Alexandria. Subscription
prce 81
Several OF the City Pastors having carefully er-
amined il, unite in pronouncing IL a complete His
'ory Of Christian Misst ms throughout the world,
an recommend every Christian layman, who wish
80 10 keep himssH intoi med Of The movement and
triumphs Of Chnst's Kingdom in this Earth to pro-
vide himself with a copy.
Circulars containing synopfis Of the con'ents
can BE- had en- application al the Bookstore Of
GRAY q BALLANTYNE,
mar l2-3t 49s Seventh street.
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SlOO REWARD.

TWO Treces JeWefy.
The above reward will be given for the detection
OF the robber and recovery of the money.
mar 1875 JNO. q. q .LLAHER, Jr.
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OsT-IN GEORGETOWN, OR ITS vICIN-
ity, chased Gold Bracelet. The finder will
be suitably rewarded 10y leaving il 81 the residence
cfC. w. Paro. Oh Prospect street, Georgetown, or
at the Office Of Pairo Nourse, Washing ton city.
mar l2-3is
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Applications for Bounty Land Warrants
We understand that already some fifteen hun.
dred applications have been made for bounty
Lands under the law passed by Congress only
week ago. Yesterday three hundred and
kfty such applications were received. =
II is estimated at the Pension Bureau that
about 800, 900 such applications will be made
under the new Law, requiring $4,000, 900 of
acres to satisfy them. The amendments made
in the bill BY the House, reduced the quantity
Of lands to be taken up under I, from more
than 100 oOo,oOo acres to about the quantity we
name above.
Movements Of American Diplom atists.-
We learn that the Hon. A. G. Dodge, Ameri
can Minister t. Madrid, contemplates depart
ing from New York for his post, in abOu.
fortnight.
And also, that Mr.. Buchanan will not prob
ably reach homo (the United Ststes) before
the LIST Of November next.
Magnaninity Of the Presidsnt.-The CORE.
spondent Of the n. Y. Evening Post says:
when Col Benton was being tried in the
turn2ee OF affection, the President called on
nim ana rendered TO him homo and the hos.
p'ssitiss Of the White House. This was too
mocn lot the stern old Roman, who could
a"y ~orio In arms against him, but melted
Nss - sucn eonsiderstion and kindntss
fion the President He declined, with sniff.
s'is eAp'sss'0h' Of gratitude, accepting, how
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COMPOSED and dedicated TO the ounx ladies
" OF Leesburg, Va, ~ Prof. A. Young. very
pleasing composition, published Al the Music Depot
"f HILBUS d H.TZ.
mar l2-f
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-06-15
+ ancy Dry-Goods aIls

LinenN arehouse.
p. & E REILLY corner Royal and cana
street. New Orleans keep constantly on hand
a coMpLETA ASSORTMENT of the
Newest designs Of Dress Goods,
Fmbroideyies Nantes Parasols
dc all Of their own importation. :
Also IRISH LII EMS warranted of the
best manufacture and every description OF
goods suitable for FAMILY and PLANTATION
use which they will sell low for cash or ap
proved credit.
| New Orleans april 90
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-06-15
lacey & Co.,

lacey ~ Co.,
Z 81 st Charles Street,
New Orleans.
DRANCIi OF ACEY d r. ILLIi > ceIe.
Dnratsd manuiactory pbliadel- -
hia " no received The ON
'irs, Prize Medal at the Worlds ~A IN
Fair in London, and also at Pm
he Worlds Fair in New York. m
hey keep constantly on hand large as
r,ment Of
Carriage and Buggy Harness.
rhei, ow ranntactufe al prices ranging
IN, sI2 TO 800 for Buggy and $2s TO 81 0
Carriage. aso large assortment OF
ladies and G.nIleman's.
adde's, Brida's, Whips, Trunks,
Carpet Bags,
and choice stock Of
Saddlers Tools
from the best manuiaciurers
In add'.ion 10 our large Stock we are re-
ceiving Go ds by every arrival TO all Of
which we invite the attention of purcha.
|sers,
Sole Agency for /.
J. nj. SINGERS Il CO.,
Patent Sewing Machine,
which are The only reliable stltching machine
IN use for all purposes for fne sewing o
plantation use. M
& Apri' 90.