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th.rs #,Ie of Treasury Warrants entered on
PE RSONAJ.

.... John Timon, the Catholic Bishop of
Buffalo, publishes in the newspapers of that
city notice, dated May 18th, saying that
rather Weniger having requested tho with
driwal Of the interdict from the Church of St.
Louis and the ex-communication from the
trustees thereof, he can refuse him nothing,
and, therefore, consents to his request The
Bishop declares the interdict removed, and
says that the accommodation of tho trustees
VIII also cease as soon as the Holy Triduan in
ST. Louis church shall begin.
80. Colonel Dorsey, of Coo.a county, Ala
bama, is model husband, having declined
becoming a candidate for Congress, because
his wife wants him at home
80. The editor of the New Orleans Plea.
yune, as early as the 18th instant, has been
luxuriating in green corn, ''full grown, and
full grained, and of deliciously sweet flavor"
presented to him by Mr.. Henry Lawren CO,
from his prolific gardens in the third district
on that city.
80. A chief of the Utah Indians on his death
bed, recently, requested his brother to kill at
his burial one Pi EIDE woman, to strangle two
Pi-ede girls, bury alive one Pi- EIDE boy, and
Kill sixty horses and six sheep as a sacrifice,
that he might pass in peace to the happy
hurting rounds of tho Indians.
80. Com. Henry L. Ballard, U. S. Navy,
died at his residence, near Annapolis, on
w Wednesday night last. He was over 20 years
Of age, and had been In a delicate state of
health io- come time past. Recently he re
covered frem severe attack of pneumonia,
but suffered relapse, which caused his death.
....Capt Sam Whiting, of the Winona IN.
T y Argus, has been tende ed and has accepted
position in the expedition to 60 in search of
DR.. Kane and his companions.
....Col. Henry L. Kinney, the leader of
the expedition to Nicaragua, left Philadelphia
for New York on Thursday morning. 1t is
his intention to sail from tn at port on Sunday,
in one Of the fastest vessels afoat so that we
shall soon hear Of his doings in Central Amer
lea.
....Letters received by the late steamer
from the family of Major Brown state that he
was rapidly sinking under bis disease, and his
death might be expected at any moment
Maj Brown left St Petersburg last autumn,
with health much impaired, to spend the win
ter in Italy, in the hope Of covering his
strength and returning home this summer
The climate of Russia was too severe for his
constitution, and he sunk under it as did his
predecessor, Major Whistler.
....A. B. Graham has been convicted, in
Rochester, n. Y, of perpetrating fraud on
the Pension Office, and sentenced to seven
years imprisonment in the Penitentiary. This
makes the eighth prosecution to conviction
and punishment since Commissioner Waldo
assumed the duties Of that Cfic..
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EVENING STAR,
sgIRIT OF The scRYIEa pKFss


The Union exults over the prospect of the
triumphant election of Henry A. Wise, and
argues % show that " abolitionism and Know
NOthingism are the parents of disuuion.''
The intsftig,TeeT, commenting on recent
proposal CT the Pennsylvania Historical So
ciety that the country shall hereafter observe
as national holiday the anniversary of the
adoption Of the constitution, says:
Every demonstration that can be giver Of
devotion TO the Constitution is a just tribr., =.
TO the wisdom and patriotism that frs-Jmed I,
and is a proper appreciation of it, Iuestimabl.
value tO'everything we hol1. dear and sacred
as nation. To honnlI it With unHavering
fidelity as the bond of our Union is the obIi,
cation of life, p. d every patriot sbor Ia he an
arme1 sohl.nsl on perpetual duty 10 protect
III. Inc same spirit that commands our OBJ
serV2-Hce Of the anniversary Of the Declare
uoL of Independence should be manifested for
the anniversary Of the adoption of the Consti
tuition They are the two great epochs in our
history alike deserving all honor
I'VE are pleased that this subject has been
cons .dered 81 the Historical Society of PhiIa.
delphia, and a felicitOus report made on IL nv
TIE Hon J. r Tyson, the chairman of the
committee. 1t is peculiarly appropriate that
Philadelphia should lead of in this new de-
N, nstration; for, as is we'll expressed In the
report Of the committee, If any part Of our
country should precede the rest in this COR.
mon duty, the public might fairly look for
such movement from Philadelphia The
convention that framed the Constitution sat
within lis limits; there the Federal procession
walked IN It's honor On tn, 18th of July, 1883;
and that city was the first capital of the nation
under the Constitutional Government. Nor
can II be doubted that the genius Toe, wss "a
yoraeie to the recognition OF one Of the sub
lme ores Of the instrumep. itself The
TtSht OF e2"ScseHcs, which it upholJs and
'ncuicates, was proclsi-ned to mankind as one
81 me corner stones Of the colonia al structure
OF FennsyiVap,a above a century before"
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MANSION FARM ICE CREAM.

THE subscriber wishes TO notify the ciTizens that
4 he il in constant receipt II the above Gel -
abrated ICE CREAM from Baltimore daily ItV
is mace of pure Cream, and will he sold at 81
gallon, delivered at any hour during the day, in ~
any part Of the city, he smallest quantity sold Will
be half gallon.
He constantly receives PENNSYLVANIA and Della
ware PRINT BUTTER, VIII CHI can he procured az
the Centre Market House, Ltar the Engine House,
during market house, at which place orders can be
lett for Ice Cream Any one ordering must either
pay al the time upon its delivery il is d cash
article LEWIS PAGE.
NAV 24-lws
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AGENCY OF FRENCH SPoLIATIos CLAIMS, I,
Gsls

AGENCY OF FRENCH SPOLIATIoN CLAIMS,
Washington, May I'D, 1855 I
1 answer to many inquiries by claimants against
i the United States on account of spoIiatjons by
the French prior 10 1900, as TO the course of pro-
ceeding proper to now pursue towards obtaining re-
dress deem II most expedent thus publicly 20 in
form all those concerned. that, after consulting
competent advisers, il has been concluded as most
advisabe-Eot TO voluntarily submit their claims TO
the Claims Court, as they would be mixed ND with
thousands of other claims and not decided for many
years 10 specify no other obectionj-but 10 submit
them to Congress in the usual manner AZ the open-
ing of the ensuing session in the expectation that
direct relief may be provided for them and through
special Court or Board or, if the CLAIMS Court
he resolved on as the only tribunal Congress will
grant, that reference to il may lie made by direct
legislative act.
II is very certain that these claims would fully
and constantly occupy a Board of the highest class
for three years, and Justice emphaticaIy points 20
such Board as night and proper in the case
may 2-A JAMES H. CAUSTEN.
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HOUSEKEEPING HARDWARE.

THE subscriber begs leave to inform the public
between and E streets, where he has general
assortment of Housekeeping Hardware. Cutlery,
Silver Plated Britannia, Japanned and PLAIN Tin
Ware, Wooden, Willow and Cedar Ware, Clocks,
Bird Gags, Feather Busters, Brushes, Brooms,
Baskets, Mats. also, fine Pocket Cutlery, Razors,
Scissors, Combs, sc.
His goods are entirely n,w, and were selected
frcm the latest and most approved styles. They
possible prices.
Persons wishing 10 purchase invited TO ex-
anime ais stock and prices, as he is confident he
can offer them greater inducements than they will
meet with elsewhere in the city.
map 23-r GEO. FRANCIS.
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SOUTHERN QUARTERLY REVIEW for Apr

- OUTHERN QUARTERLY REVIEW for April
~ 1855. Contents
BentOn's Thirty Years in the Senate
Louis the Fourteenth
Chief Justices of the u g.
Ruskin's Architectural Works
Russo-Turkish Campaigns
Principles of Art
Ruth Hall
American Education
On the History of Virginia
Applications of Chemistry
Critical Notices.
Subscription price IS per annum.
may y FRANCK TAYLOR.
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EOR SALE
l. An English Carriage
A Double Wagon

tall Carnage Horses
Buggy ana ga ddle Horses
inquire from the Coachm sn Of the French Minis.
tef Schwart1s Livery Stable, On I, between 10Th
ano lnn streets. may l9-lw'
NEW BOOKS RECEIVED AT
IN sHILLlNGrON'S.
The Two Guardians, by the author Of Heansesse
and the Heir Of Redclyf
Ladies' National Magazine for June
Bailou's Magazine, for June
New York Journal, for June
Yankee Notions, for June.
to leTy linz, for sale at
SHILLINGTON's Bookstore,
nan, q, odecn Building, cor. ~ st and Pa. ay'
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ICE CREAM.

A T the old stand, corner Of r and 9th street, can
"A he had the best quality Of ICE CREAM
WATER ICES and CONFECTIONERY ON
all kinds.
All orders promptly attended %. y
have opened my Saloon for the seasons, where
nothing but the best quality shall be kept All wish
ing good article would DO well "a call.
NAV os-I2t THOS ECKAEDT.
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MOU Mt VERNE HOTEL
Cape May, New Jersey

NJ 0 q Mt NON HOTEL,
Cape May, New Jersey.
THE above House has been completely finished
Il and furnished, lad sill comfortably accommo-
date $50 guests. The house is situated within the
city, standing by itself probably the best beach
for bathing in the world The house is upward Il
800 feet in length, the dining rom is 45O feet Al
together, the MOUNT VERNON HOTEL affoLis
the coolest and most delightful retreat IN the world
Families OF siX persons and upwards can be &C
commodated with private tables, having their meals
furnished at any hour agreeable TO them. An ordi
nary will also be set at regular hours for those who
are not in parties, and wao may prefer Table
d'HOta.
A large number IF private Dining Rooms have this
season been added for parties desiring to be strc
private.
An Arte>lan Well has been bored nearly 100 fee,
in depth, and furnishes pure soft water Throughout,
the house.
Large and commodious stabling have been added
The Hotel has every modern improvement, i'll
decd, every thing has been ordered 10 give confor
and pleasure 10 the guests.
full Band of Music will be in attendance during
the whole season.
Letters addressed to the proprietors, directed 10
Cape Island, Cape May, N, j., will be prom ply
an Swered.
SAMUEL B. WOOLMAN & CO.,
may 25-2ws Propuetors
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l. SC, Sc.-We have now in store large vari-
ETY. Of fine and common Fans, HauisoD's and Luz
bins celebrated Perfumery, Brushes, Cents, Doth
Powders, playing and visiting Cards, fine Poumon-
raies, Cigar Gases, Card Cases, Baskets, Canes,
&c & c., all Of which selling out nj low
prices to suit the times at The Piano. Music, Sta
uonery, Perumery, and Fancy Goods Store Of
JOHN F. ELLIS,
aOs Pa avenue, bet 9Th and 10th SITS.
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N@THE UNION PARTY OF THE SEC
- ond Ward will meet THIS friday EVE
MING, at O'Clock, at Harmony Hall, on u, near
'sth street. All FIR lends of the party are invited
may 25-lt
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HALL FRANKLIN FIRE COMPANY.

HALL FRANKLIN FIRE COMPANY.
~FoR THE ROUNTIFUL AND VERY
49, acceptable supply Of hot coffee and other
refreshments, provided tor the members OF the
Franklin, at the late fire corner of llth and sts
by Messrs. Jas o. Whitney and r. Il. Lsskey The
company respectfully beg leave TO return their
thanks, and can truly say their generous bosDitatv
viii ever be in fond remembrance held
Il. c. DOYLE, President.
u. X. CROssFIHLD. Secretary NAV o5-It
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X.) aGW ARD Strayed from the neishbor
W nooa OF Seeley's Lime Kiln on Satur ~
gay nisht, The 18th instant, light GREY @H
every part. The above reward will he maid s, TT
; streets, Island. NAV GA.
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The Current Operations Of tho Tressufy
LspaT'msDt.-on yesterday, the 2ath Of May,
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An Army omoer Resigned Assistant Sur.
geon Israel Moses, U. s. A, has resigned.
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pROSPERI'S CORNET BAND.

PRUSPEKI'S CUKNET BAND.
THIS Band is suitable for and all purposes,
and is warranted TO give satisfaction to all ih"se
who may he pleased to engs.e them, either as 4
Brass, Reed, or CotiIlon pand.
Any number of musicians TO be had at the short
est notice by applying TO
FREDERIC PROSrERT.
LtaIcr, at Taltavul.'s Store, opposite the
Marine Bar-A Es.
n r. Orders left nj fIibus & Hits Music Dee
pot, viii be promptly attended TO.
may 25-4m
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NOTICE We the undersigned Dry
~ Goods Merchants, of Seventh street, for
IN purpose of giving our clerks time for recreation
during the summer months, will commence on June
10 close our respective places of business at
O'Clock m, Saturday nights excepted. Our bust
ness is very heavy at this season during the day,
ana we bope our friends will see the necessity of
our adopting the above rule, and remember thai we
VIII AUNT no one AFTER that hour under any circum-
stances. r. BRICE HALL,
X. G. HYATT,
J. w. BARNECLO,
may 2o-3t F. Nj MAGRUDEK
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Cur Columns We are 50 absorbed in sift.
ing election returns as to be able to present
ii'''e other news to our patrons this afternoon.
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HE PATENT HAT: designed 10 promote the
l. growth OF certain bumps for the Use Of mankind
in general, and warranted to fit all who use il
according TO directions.
Our Countrymen: or brief memoirs Of eminent
Americans. BY Benson J. Losing; with l03
portraits.
Woodworth's American Miscellany of entertaining
knowledge.
GRAY g. BALLANTYNE,
may 23-3t Booksellers, A8S Seventh q.
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ENGLAND

All the documents in regard to the Vienna
conference have been laid before Parliament.
These documents, extending over ninety
pages, have been partially republished in the
English newspapers and excited much in
te'est.
Lord Pilmerston evaded answering the
question whether the conference was not
finally broken of, but it 10 said that as the
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n A ATTENTION, HIGHLANDERS- are
q "a hereby ordered to meet at your Armory THIS
MI III EVENING, at X O'Clock, for dress parade in
W W full uniform. "
By order ofthe Captain:
VIM. r. FORsYTHE,
may 25-lt $780,.
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Sn Inspector Appointed Mr.. Thomas C
Wilson, of this city, has been appointed in
spsctor and receiver of building materials 70,
the eItention Of the General Pos, Office struc.
ture
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XN AEWARD.-LOst last night, on the 7,b
QpC street plank road, port monnaie. conta;n;n.
some papers, which can be of no use to- anv one hn,
money, Corporation notes. u0iais IN
may 24-3t. A0s T.h;.E
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n n NATIONAL GUARD, ATTENTION.
q "a You are hereby notified to met at your Ar
~ ~ mory on MONDAY MORNING next, Nav
II Eolh, at 81 O'Clock precisely, in full uniform,
for regimental parade and Inspection
By order of Capt. Tait
may 25-3ts CT. BISHOP OS
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COPARTNERSHIP.

"E have this day formed copartnership under
w the firm of NEAL e. HAvENNER, for the sale
Of Wines. Liquors, Cigars, SC, at wholesale AMI
retail, at No SEA Seventh s., opp. Centre Market.
J. +. NEAL,
may 25-eolm G. w. HAVENNER.
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CUGAR, MOLASSEs, &c.
~ SO hhds New Orleans and Porto Rico Sugar
100 bbs New Orleans Molasses
ALSO
300 boxes Oranges on consignment
For sal, by MURRAY & SEMNES
may 25-eo3t
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HAY i-HAY!!
NOTICE TO PERSONS IN WANT OF HAY
NOW landing At Pages Wharf, Seventh street,
~ Washington, 300 bundles best baled HAY,
which will be sold at the What, at ST. 50 per 100
lbs +, il taken from the Wharf
MATTINGLY BROTHER.
NAV 25-lw (IntpD
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ICE CREAM AND SODA WATER.

NREAMS of al favOrs, such az Vanilla, Choce-
~ late. Lemon, Strawberry, Pine Apple and, Or
ange. Also, German Creams, Wafer Ices, Blance
Mango, CbarlOtts, Jellies, &C. The Soda is of the
best in the city, the cid principle Of manufacture
with Pure Fruit Syrups without the usual drug mix
lures.
CAKES and CONFECTIONERY of all kinds sent
to any part of the city.
Creams 81 per gallon-624 cents per Of.
N. B.-Ladies Saloon up stairs
Parties supplied. J. G. WEAVER,
Pa av, No. 345 opp. Browns Hotel.
may 24-2ws
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IA PRESIDENTS MOUNTED GUARD.
&n Auenuon.-YOu are hereby notified to
. meet at your armory on MONDAY, May
A2sth, 1855, at O'Clock M, i'm full mi
form, with arms, accOutrements, and horse tran
pings in complete Order for Regimental Parade and
Inspection. N' "''u
By order Of Capt. J. Peck:
may 24-3ts First So.
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TRUNKS, VALISES, CARPET BAGS, HAT
l. Boxes, Sc.-We have just received large va
riety ofevery description of Travelling and Packing
Trunks, ladies' dress Trunks, Hat Boxes, VaIses,
Carpet Bags, Satchels, SC, which we will dispose
of at the lowest prices, and deliver in any part of
the city free OF ccst.
WALL STEPHENS,
322 Pa. avenue, next 10 Iron Hall.
msv Oar
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4 BARGAIes-At private sale, a PIANO, Of
n very fine tone and touch, made by Chickering
X Mackay. Apply TO POLLARD WEBB. Once
on Pa. avenue, doors east Of National Hotel.
may 23-3ts
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o l. + CT A l..
DKrAETAEsT or STATE,

DKrAsTa.sT STATE,
Washington, August g. 1855.
The folloiug the London Gazetteer OF The nth
officially department the
formation OF tue citzens Of the United states: ID
FeRgias OFFICE, July IL less.
hereby notified THAI tie Right Honorable Earl Of Claen
don, c. Mseays principal Secretary Of state Foreign
hts from the Lords Commissioners of the admiral
official eommuulca nom Capnin Thomas Baie, r. NJ
officer the White squa!ron the
the behalf OF her Majesty and her ally has mpeiai Najee the
the French announcing the establishment and from
m June sa, Of strict blockade OF the Russian ports and
OneSa competent force, when communication Is 10 The
following Effects
hereby notified that and afcr the day Of June 1855,
all the ondr havens and creeks in the White
from poin oroka in latitude 81 deg min % morrill, ong
Al min IL Cape Eanoushn latitude 81
II morrill, longitude ~ tes zs min ~
by competent her
ships and vessels under orders And IL further
authorized by the law nations
Britannia Majesty and the DIFF
will be adopted sccuied
all vessels which violate the said blockade
Maieys ship Mcander, off
angel, this lin jane, 1859.
tTHoAAs BAILLIE,
Captain the Senior Officer OF The White Sea Squaaon
hereby notified that all auihorxe
between her Majesty
Majesty French the different
powers behalf OF her
and of her ally with all vessels which aremp, TO VIC
late the said blockade.
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Sale Valuable Real s;ate
County, Maryland.

Trustees Sale Valuable Real Estate Ina niomtgonl-
cry County, Maryland
by Montgomery county,
sitting court Of equity in the case Of Charles Anderson
Thomas o. Smith and wife, the subscriber will
public vendue, the Court house door, Rockville
Tuesday, 2sh August nstant hour Of IL O'clock
a. m tic following estate Anderson late
Of said county, died seized and possessed TO wit:
The home at occupied by Charles H. Andeson B
Rockville within miles of the rookvle and Washington
turnpike, from the Rockville
Washington turnpike ahy desirable neighbohocd This
400 land proportion which
quantity prime meadow land Rock Creek
and its tributaries OF the farm Is arabic, adapted
wheat oats aud other grain crops is very susceptible OF
TO churches schools Mills &c The society OF the negbohood
| is xcepuonable.
Kitchen stable, and other necessary outhouses.
Tho above will be divided into two farms purchasers
| should 5 desire.
ON The same day offered lot about north
Rockville containing 20 well mbered and
| chestnut, with right Of way TO the public road.
nso ~. =. o ~, ~ 'y yn m; s
adjoining lands Of John Brewer L. and John
W. Spates, There nc springs this lot which fur
There
f building II will be sold in parcels pu
chaseTs
sale, prescribed by decree,
third of the be paid on The day of se the
residue and equal
with interest thereon fnm the of sale paid
and the be secured by the bids of
and the ratification OF the sale sales the circuit
for Montgomery of equity and
sufficient deed be executed and acknowledged
ably will the purchasers said prop
crty to his, her their heirs the TO him. her them
sol free, clear discharged claims Of parties
aud OF Ginning by from under
them
Persons wishing purchase property by
the Charles H. Anderson who resides thereon
THOMAS O. SMITH, Trustee.
August i, 1855
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THE DAILY UNION

therefore, with the Of corporation business hrm
printed thereon, allowed pass with circulars
less as letter postage plain envelope only allowed.
Boston Transcript
The above is not entirely ''new post-ofce wrinkle
Section Of the act Of SOth August, 1862, provides
THAT newspaper, periodical magazine other print
ed paper matter shall be entitled be the
postage in this act specified unless the following conditions
be observed
First II shall be sent without any wrapper
In wrapper open the ends Sides that the
of the matter contained therein be determined
without removing such wrapper
" Second There shall be word communication print
cd the after its publication upon The
wrapper thereof writing marks upon it, upon
the wrapper thereof except the and address
OF the person to whom il is to be sent.
Third There shall be paper other thing enclosed
in with such printed paper and II these conditions
not complied with such printed matter shall be subject to
letter postage"
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fvwELFru IssTALMIssT. Just received three of
best article for ladies' and children's exant.
shaker long clo, shade heavier than the
:" housewife an excellent article for shifting
Kinds made order take all the mills
duce of those brands.
ems shriHgs, Dates's
New york and other mills
100 pieces plaid plain white cambrcs and jackonets
pieces Nansook and Swiss musns.
lieces linens, all qualities.
Ao, linen shee,ins pillow and mems table Diapers damasks
all Widths and Styles in great proiusion.
Bath towels toweIlngs, and napkins.
Seekers linen goods should fail to stock
which is thoroughly assorted throughout he season.
white annes from medium the extra fine numbers
rich and glossy plain black silks, 81 yard wei
worth 81 25
Mourning goods kinds complete stock kept
the entire year
stock all kinds Of goods for family consumption
remains unhroken. New goods daily received
price only Those who judges OF goods have much
making their purchases where there ono povebial
low price.
Delay closing any bills expected
be the inspection
APPRECIATION except nvads invariably confusion
in
sending purchase for win be peced
| orders,
particular, from OF a spiri, OF
modaiion but 10 guard agnns and irregularities in bills
Good articles low pccp and fair dealing be relied all
PERRY h BROTHER,
I" Central Storcsp building,
July 3i-loteoif Opposite Centre Market.