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NO. 549.
NJ Office o discOnti.uance the United States
IN land Office ai Wand ALA, in the State Of ILLINOIS.
Notice hereby iha Of law and in view
the Of land officers VAHpALA, the
land In sad district below
The has directed
VAEpAIA be discontinued remaining
the time Of the be made subject sale and
SPRIHarIRLD, In said State.
remaining unapproprated by subject
private entry Office discontinued will
that effect by the register receiver thereof and the land officers
will give public notice The which
will be receive applications for such lands
their office.
Given under my hand city of Washington this 9Th day
December, A. d. 1885,
THOS. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner of the General Land Office
Dec ll--law6w fInteligancer x StarJ
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Fof HeIghI OF passdge Apply 20 . -.
EDWARD X. COLLINS,
No. Sc Wall street, NJ Y.
BROWN, SIMPLIFY, CO.,
Liverpool
STEPHEN KENNARD co,
n Austin Fnars, London.
u. @. WAINWRIGHT q CO.,
The owners accountable for gold
bullion specie ewei precious metals unless bills OF
fading signed value thereof
Shippers please ships this line
carry any goods contaband of war
24--du
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wAsnINGTON BRANCH RAILROAD.
Change of Hours.


IL FL J. 80 ggfEf1 1870
IN and Monday the 23d instant the trains will leave
" Washington AT and az, a. m, and and AZ, p. m
On Sun lay, At An, D. M
Leave Baltimore AT AZ and OK, m, and and Ok,
T. II. PARSONS, AGENT
April 22-dtf
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Washington Aqueduct.

WAsBINeros AousDuoT,
Washington, March 2, 1855
PROPOSALS invited graduation aud kck
tunnels, and eftbe Washington aqueduc
Proposals. the eh May will be opened OF
that
profes specifications ofhe will be ready
the 10th day OF April
bridges &c descrbed in the plans and specifications
be completed under the
nh unfinished work will
appropriations Congress The
right the work he
under each Appropriation and
holding sufficiently
shall stopped until funds became available.
will paid II, in Judgment Of
the engineer the work has properly executed so far has
checks upon United
the monthly estimates OF the engineer 10
will diion all that the work
shall be paid their full monthly and IN specie
endorsed proposals for work
the Washington Aqucducto
the right reject all the bids
such
considered conducive the Of The
work.
signed
responsible effect that he under
obligation good
securities completion the undertaken said
certificate the United
judge United district officer OF
vidua known Engineer
Of War; that the guafanto abe make good their
guarantee.
bids win be opened in presence Of bidders Of them
choose 10 be present
of Engineers charge.
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AZOitS and ShavtnG S0apWe would call the ate ntion
~ OF members Of Congress- and others repIenhng toilette
TO our assortment OF comprising Rodgers
baied swiss jacques Lacouisr W g. other
razor stro g, shaving creams, and soapa,
Our toilette articles and Am
and warranted the best anufactured.
we have also large Lubu's
oseph Anton Johann Maric and Charles
oayrum combs hair shaving, nail and tooth brushes
And large ladies' aad ssnemsns dressing
IT, GALLfQAN Co,
Dealer. in Fine Fancy Goods, Plated Ware, Perfumcy &C.
Dec 2-3eod $40 Penn. avenue, under Browns Hotel.
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SpectacIes.
GOLD silver fine and plated pccaces glasses &c
all focuses with penoca perscopc and paraboa glasses
long experience peculiar selecting
adapted to the eyes of weares.
324 Penn. avenue, between Ninth aud Tenth streets
Jan9 .
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Others he
Adams on 10Th street. between and G. No 4s5 The paos
and well furnished
Nov 2S-dlws
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MATCHES, Jewelry, Silver Ware, tsc.--We call aten
ton TO stock very superior gold Watches
egant owery silver ten pitchers gobet forks
spoons and every other article OF table silver
cases, portmonnaes, fine fans, &c.
Also, exaheavy plated abata goods superior table
iery.
Gold spectacss and glasses of every variety Particular
enon paid 10 the selection Of glasses adapted eyes
Possessing every facility prepared execute in the best
manner the largest ordes for all articles in line.
Watches and chronomete of every repaired
practical knowledge Of this branch which
10 repair.
Engraving in all its branches including cutting arms crests
notices. &C., sone done In the manner :
Card engraving and printing promptly executed.
M w. GAIT d BRO,
No 324 Pennsylvania avenue, 9th Streets
NOV 30-d3t Washington, D. c.
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HARVEY Il ADAMS, having purchased OF Il. wheeler
Ill Co. all their stock Of hardware occupied
by hem No. 345 Pennsyvans avenue opposite HOTEL
beg leave respectfully TO call the attention Of
weseected stock We hope by strict
and good
continuance Of the custom Of the old firm
HARVEY & ADAMS
l--dlm
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CLsNwOOD CNMETEWY.-oanceN NO. apa penp.rlx.

GLsNWOOD CONSIDERATIONS No so0 Pennsyv.nia
avenue, corner Of loth Bank
cemetery laid out the plan the celebrated
New os, and situated the ana ana
ter mile norm OF the Capitol North Capitol drcrv
70 tbs saewav This company have received Con
their mnkirs
fee c to the puchaser and prohibiting rom
rssann or otherwise, which Of
wish their dead placed has
t-eome in all cities when the ground I~comes
valuable for oIher pso
cuous into one large pitt sad legal veven,
tites given ground. -'f
~ II ofcs open hsm n. whers psWrAlse I'm
the charters and bylaws nosmasIos car BE-
obtained aso nil orders for len var
say No seventh street. other undertaken proop
snseSSa June IDLY
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Notice
diseonnuance Of Uaited States Land Offices
the States Of Illinois, Michigan, Wisconsin, and iooa
Under provisions section Of the act Of Con
gress which declares whenever
The quantity remaining unsod in land district
shall be reduced hundred thou
districts shall be discontinued, &C., and, In compi
subject, the Secretary OF shs Interior
directed following Offices be discontinued, viz;
Shawneetown and kaskaskia, in lllnois.
Kalamazoo, Michigan.
Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
Fairfield, Town.
Lands remaining unod and uadsposed of above districts
subject entry the of
the and those
points, and will be made subject 10 entry AZ oowsi
kakaka, be aac ed the Springfield
district, Illinois.
kalamazoo TO he district, Michigan.
Milwaukee the Menasha district, Wisconsin.
Fairfield TO the Charlton DISTRICT Town.
points consolidation will public notice
which viii respectively be prepared receive
my hand Of Washingon this le day Of
THos. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner OF the General Land onice
No. SAC
Notice of the establishment of three additional
land districts in the state of Iowa.
IN pursuance of the act Congress change
boundaries land districts the State Iowa, and for
approved 3d. 1855 which
additional land districts in said II hereby declared and made
TURKEY DISTRICT" has
Winneshek county
FoRr Dopag FORT DopaE, In Webster
and that for the SIOUX RIVER DISTRICT at sIorx CITY, ood
bury county.
day OF October, A. ID. 1855
TIIoS. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
Nov 2-law6w lint and star'l
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CARDwiam Tucker, merchant taiIor, Pennsyi-
n vania would respectfully cell tho mem
beers Of Congress and citizens generally his
stock OF Cloths cassmeres and vcsing
he prepared make up the shortest most
fashionable styles.
Nov s-2 F.
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April DIFF

- ~ NEW rOttn, Ds. k.Gx Nm, AND SOUTH
e& AMPTON UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
WMnS0. Tho ships comprising this line the WASHING
EzM&K168To TON, Capt; u. Cavendy; HERMANN. Capt Ed
HiRgin.
These stop Southampton both going and returning
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mo. b441
Notice Of the Heopenbng DAnylIie Land Once
IA Illinois.
GENERAL LAND OFFIcx, Sept 10, 1855.
INSTRUCTIONS have this day been transmitted 10 the register
and receiver Illinois lists
OF tbs va ant remaining dse thirty days
public said instructions OF The
which applications Will
be received by them. ......
THos. A. HENDRICKS,
sept2I-2aw6w lfn.ei starJ Commissioner
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United states Patent Once.
Washington, December Is. 1885
n the peuton ofFdsek sekIss, New ,ok, N praying
" OF granted him s Improvement
IN valves Of for seven years from the expiration Of
mai !s saa ps,o. be heard ms Patent once
S Ss q, ass .d e and show
why said petition ouFh, not 20 3 granted 49,
oss 'pss..y writing Is .:s,,
hearing, transmitted Ia
rules The once which will furnished on APP
The testimony in The case will day April,
5 s s 10 he o once s's, g
nc ANY %.' noes Be- Sass the Union
ssnss and Sur w.so. @ 81 yo e. y ."s PM s
ION Post boston, for three successive weeks
previous the SIN day Of May ns1 the S.y g he
Commissioner Of Patents.
P sEdon Of The above papers viii please copy and send
Dec i9-law3w
nwELLlSo-HoUsE Grounds Georgetown
hs Co. ss III. 3, rent the grounds con-
san over acres. .ufsisni 70. family
ion deemed boz will be given person" at dis
b ness aoDlaw4w
IL 40 whole, half, and quarter boxes bunch rs.ins
20 20 boxes bore layer a,,c.a 40
1000 p sss Sc .o.s.hsii almond.
a,oeo do. DO cream rssI.S nuts n.,.
500 pounds wslnui..
100 drums Smyrna 6g
''' 50 p donsn lar. pickles
Now landing Hamilton kns Bd % Sa Me"
Nov a7--6tsof
WINES LIQUORS, CIGARS, &c.
Is quarter and eighth casks Of dark and pale brandy
10 barrels pure ys whisksy
las 90 s ea s soms.s 81 Brandy and old wnisk,y
IS basket. Hsidsici Champssns
300 dozen bottles brandy
10000 choice Havana cigars
sohooners Hamilton and xinS Bird f.0m New
Nov a7-eifeo
CANDLES OIL. soar. SO.
1000 gallons refined whale oil
3; e !: s ;:::$ ys'ss
g DO DO p sary starch -
1000 pounds saIsratus
Hamilton &c: s sr% s% s."
Nov a7-Suisod
roFFEE, TEA. 90.
9 pays Mo ana LsEayra coffee
las half chests fresh lea
20 boxes maccaroni vermiceli
lS so boxes 4 pepper, ginger and mustard
IS dozen P1s.soa's Monils Rabbits yeast pow
IS barrels New Orleans molasses
10 do golden strip.
Now landing schooner Hamilton and King Bird from New
York and for sale BY MURRAY bEMmES
Nov 27--6eoif
rHEESE BUTTER, &c.
" $50 boxes Goshen cheese
20 do English dairy do
100 kegs Goshen butter
$50 reis Nos. and 3 Mackarel
1850 do Herrngs
LIS boxes scaled do
1900 pounds cod aud hnke fish
10 bags buckwheat flour.
NOW landing scho0ne Hamilton and King from New
York and for by MURRAY 5ENME5.
Nov 27--ali.cod
pROOMs, BUCKETS, sc.
- 400 dozen brooms
as do painted buckets
rs do covered do
e e .s g. wI ffSS oa.s DO
is dozen aud Aicant
50 do cords and lines
200 +. +
30 dozen boards
Just received schoonsrs Hamilton and King Bird from New
York, and for sale BY MURRAY SEMMES.
Nov 27-6'eoif .eea #f1
y,EE Yearbook Of Agricultare, or the Annual OF
Agricultural and Discovery for 1855
David A. Wells, A. NJ. Price u So
The Constitutional Text book Practical and Familiar
ton Constitution of the United by Sheppard
ga
Border Beages, Tale of Mlssissipp by W. simms
smke from the Nicholas Nicklsby Of Charles Dickens 37x
=
Chdwe from the David Copperaed Charles Dickens
37k CENTS
Just published and for sale
TAYLOR X MAURY'S
NOVEL Bookstore, 9th
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~ by Henry Wsdswor,h Lonafrilow Price al
curious Stories about Funny People rs cents
Jus, published and for ssIe
Nov nnol.tors near on .,
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IOHs q. DGvGREUx, Commissioner OF e""
Clams 81 Broadway, OF ~ street, New fo,s
duncan, sherman, Co, Messfs
Co., Bradish James w Gerfrd ESQ., w"
Moves. esq New YORK Mes-rs. Rrss Co Hon. E-nh ''
" Bradley, ESQ Wssiprtnn,D ~ ,,A,,c,on
Bs.,temen the bar and claimants at or neh saions
car appointment aud place Of taxing pou
office of N Thon,pon COUNSELLOR, sr
and Half (near the CITY HAIL. 10 WHOM ue
beps leave make particular reference, = nrvpprUX
Oct l0-2awlm - v p6'a
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nUSALl. ~ BRvTIIER, mcrchant TAiiors, take th,s
method Of calling the Congress- c
zens ana strangers to their cloths
and vesng ofhe which prepared 4, usun
make TO order In the most elegant
Also, choice selection OF gentiemens furnishing goods.
Dsc i-Jaaw1w DUVALL 4 RRO,
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FORM oF GuARANTEE.


To Capt. NJ, c. Megs, u. - Engineers. ..-..
We, the undersigped residents Of -, in the State Of
hereby Jointly eveay with the United 5a,es and
guaranty, be accepted tina,
they within days the OF the said bid
the with GOOD succnt
furnish the articles proposed in conformity
ofthe which nude. And in
said shalt fail aforesaid
to good the difference between the offer by the said and
the next lowest bidder.
(Sgned) A.. n.
c. D.
hereby certify hest of knowledge belief
above-psmed Guarantors good and sufficient
(Signedl EFF
Mar s-3awts,bMay& iawH
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p sEdors of the above will please copy and send
Office, with containing ,his notice.
I2--iaw3w
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pARRIsH's PRACTICAL PHARMACY i vol axo
L Lectures English History by Henry Reed -
Geoffy Mopcton Fahiess BY Mrs Noodle
Essay on the Life Character. and Wnss Of Gibson
LII D. by VIM. A. Porter. n "'
l.imekin Man, tho Victim OF Misfortune.
Know Nothing Almanac, 1856.
pecl FRANCK TAYLOR
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SHE ONE ELECTROMAGNETIC Rob OF DH bui
vEAU LAFr ECTEUR is far superior 10 the srups Of Cnm
all affections of the skin, dater, scroua inc
ulcers accidents acconchmcnts me
Of Iif, Hereditary OF humors rs y.
caarrhs ~ the blnhnef, IN eo
fractions arising rom ABUSES
injections saundngs As syphhtc the hoo c",.A
Diseases ensuing from me ~
the virus without uazinr The Rob Boyveau is above ~
ypbi whether recent or ons
ing and which have resisted the powers Of mercury OF inc
of potassium. go, -, q,
street, York. wholesale orders Guiot Duco"t'
New Orleans seuilv, ssn Francisco. z, ,L
sold by all the druggists thtoueh"u,
The pampe, Of Docur de Fl Gervu- on e ~"
cal properties OF The Rob ohnined by writing u bon
81 William street, New York, who VIII give every 'no"
wanted mr., IN
dies United duties, he has the Rob IN O
March lady.
ceOCER,Es WINES, LIQUORS, SC. We beg leave y !,
IN cai the aeiou Of friends and the public TO our s
fre-b groceries, consisting Of
Java Rio md Lsguayrs cofces
Refined spd brown
Family SUI r6ne, and -four, in Ibis asd bags
Cheese, lard. barn-. and rhonidcrs
Grain and ground spices o every description
And every other article TO make up eomp'e
menL #.#e
wtnes, Liquors, ard Cigsrs. :
Madeira sherry port cisei and champagne wines Of af"
bra-ds, and par, very superior
Fine btandies whskey, Sc IN wood ana gass
Together with large stock Of Havana, German, and oo"
cigrrs. .,,h rs
I'VE will offer the above goaJs with many other articles wne
shalt be Giving such prices as t. make " an u
THOMPSON, HAMILTON. GO
South side Penn avenue, setwe' AZ and o" s"
Oct 9-iaw3wif
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Dec FRANCK TAYLOR.
IL in '~Aes
Tanners Clinical Medicine.
The yellow MASK, from Dckcns's Household yyoyds
The Confessions Of Pretty Woman by Mas Pardoe
The Jealous wife by Miss Pardoe.
Fresh Fruits and Vegetables all the prices and
how 10 obtain them. Price lax -
septl FRANCE TAvrov
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Ff'IsE Year-bO0k OF AgrCUIturo, the Annual o
Agricultural Progress Discovery and 1856 by
ID vid A. Wells A. NJ. Price 81 So
The Constitutional Text book Practical and Familiar Expos
ton the Of the United states by Furnan Sheppard
"a III
Border Beages Tale of Mississippi by W. smm
esq 81 IS
smike the Nicholas Nickleby Of Charles Dickens 37x
=
The Wife, from David Copperaed Charles Dickens
-S7x
Just published and for sale al
TAYLOR 4 MAURY'S
Nov Bookstore, near OH street.
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CANDLES, OIL, SOAP. SO.
so boxes adsmantine candles
900 gallons refined whale oil
500 sperm do
~, boxes brown and yellow soap
2i do CASTLE do
IS do fancy do
20 do pearl starch
1000 pounds saieratus
5000 do sal soda.
received per Hamilton and King Bird from New
York, and for sale by MURRAY SEMMES.
Nov 2T-6ufeod
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1855-08-18
After Mr.. John Wilson with a
SharD Stick.

I" Puantico," the correspondent of the
Alexandria Scntsnel, is after John VIII
son with sharp stick. See how he
pricks him:
have just read the letter of Mr..
John Wilson to the President of the
United States, and have come to the con-
clusion that Live Oak George has at
last found competitor worthy Of his
steel. John is in the ring for the nomi-
nation for President-but he miqht be
induced to accept the clerkship of the
next House Of Representatives? John
has alwaws been whig. His father
and mother srcre IriM-0roaqc Irish
Every oneknows the bitter hatred of tho
Orangcmcn, Or British Tory party in
ireland, to the original owners Of the
soil. Whenever the Irish oppose the
tyrannical acts Of the British govern
ment, the Orangcmon are always found
against their native country, fighting for
The British, and botraying their down
trodden countrymen. Johns fear Of the
influence Of the Pope is all nonsense,
and he knows i lie wants to know
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1855-08-18
PERUVIAN GUANO!

FEVHE undersigned having been APP
IL pointed by Messrs BARREDA e
BROTHER, their Agent for the District
of Columbia, and Alexandria, Va, is
prepared to furnish GENUINE PERU
WAN GUANO, in any quantity upon
the most advantageous terms.
The GUANo offered by him, is all of
direct importation, put up in heavy Os-
naburgs bags, branded by the Peruvian
Governments Agents, and warranted
No. l His prices being lower than
those of any other dealer, whose adj
vertisement has yet appeared, consumers
and dealers throughout those portions of
Maryland, tributary to the Potomac Ri
yer, viii find it decfdetNyto their a1can-
tage to obtain supplies from his depots,
either at Washington, Georgetown, or
Alexandria.
The Ships, +" Loo Choop Leland
and ".Jodn Caslie," have recently ar
rived with superior cargoes, and others
are expected during the present month.
FITZHUGH COYLE,
Washington City, and Alexandria.
aug LIT
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1855-08-18

how the starving Catholic millions Of
Ireland found means to emigrate to this
country? 2 If he will turn to the news
papers of the day he will find his an
swer. They were enabled to come by
the voluntary contributions of their re-
lations and countrymen on this side the
Atlantic, who were DESTROYS Of getting
them out of the clutches Of the British
government and the descendants of Johns
Orange ancestors.
/" John talks about the sages of the
revolution and or revolutionary dnccs-
torsP All, John, if you had any an
cestors in the revolution they must have
been on the British side, for they had
not then cmigrated to this country =
True, there were munitions Of war and
other aid sent to us from ireland during
the revolution-but they were sent by
Cdtlottc LriSh-haters of British tyraii-
ny-not by Orange Irish, who, like their
bretheren in this country, were on the
British side.
We, whose ancestors did fight for
the liberties Of our country, think it ra-
Their funny that we should be called g the
foreign party by fellows whose ances-
tors fought against ours, if they fought
at all.
G John garbles an cxtarct from La
fayette, showing that his hatred to for
eigners and Catholics will not let him
treat even Lafayette fairly. True, La
fayette fought against Johns ancestors.
"Would you believe that John has
the assurance to introduce Jefferson
name into his letter? l know my Vir-
ginia friends can forgive anything but
that. Jefferson quoted to support an Or
angcman's views! Jefferson the great
apostle of liberty Why, it was Jeffer-
son who crushed out the old alien law
who beat old John Adams, and reduced
the term of naturalization to iiYeycars.
! Who in the Declaration Of Independence,
enumerating the acts Of King George OF
Orange memory, says: 'lle has endeay-
ored to prevent the population of these
States; for that purpose obstructiaJ tie
lars for tie naturalization Of foreigners a.;
refusing to pass others to encourage their
migration hither, and raising the condi-
tons of new appropriations Of land
"The Constitution also declares, that
Congress shall make no law respecting
an establishment of religion, or prohibit
ing the free exercise thcreofP
John is opposed to prescription and
denies that the Know Nothings are pro-
scriptive. In this city, when they OBJ
tanned power, they removed every man
who was not Know Nothing-not a
Waterman, chimneysweep, or scavenger
even escaped them. He haoacs they are
s,oorn to prosciJe every man who is not
with them. Not satisfied with proscrib-
ing those in power, they publicly threaten
with prescription those whom they hope
to obtain the control of hereafter
Wherever on the public works there is
a Know-Nothing boss, it is next to inn
possible for friend of civil and religious
liberty to get employment"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1855-08-18
TWELFTH lNSTALMENT.

L UST received three cases Of our celebrated
- Housewife Cottons.n They are consider
ed the best article for ladies and children S use
extant
6 cases Shaker Long-clock, a shade or
two heavier than the Housewife y an ex-
cellent article for shifting.
The above kinds are made to onr rder: we
take all the mills produce Of those brands
5 cases assorted extra fine shirtings Bates.
New York and other mills
100 pieces plaid and plain white Cambrics
and Jaconets.
rs pieces Nansook and Swiss Musns.
100 pieces pure Irish Linens, all qualities.
Also, Linen Sheeting, Pillow Linens and
Table Damasks, all widths and Styles in
great profusion
Bath Towels, Towellings, and Napkins.
Seekers Of pure linen goods should not fail
TO examine our stock, which is thoroughly as
sorted throughout the season.
70 pieces white Flannels, from medium to
the extra fine numbers.
pieces rich and glossy plain black Silks, at
81 per yard, well worth 81 .25.
Mourning goods Of all kinds full and
complete stock kept up the entire year
Our stock Of all kinds of goods for general
family consumption yet remains unbroken
New goods daily received.
One price only. Those who are not Judges
Of goods have much to gain in making their
purchases where there is one proverbiaily low
price.
Delay in closing any bills we present is not
expected to occur.
Goods cannot be taken or sent from the
store for inspection or appreciation except
TO inralids. 1t invariably creates confusion in
accounts.
Customers sending servants to purchase for
them will be expected to send orders
We are thus particular, not from the want
Of a spirit of accommodation, but to guard
against errors and Irregularities in bills.
Good articles, low prices. and fair dealing
may be relied on in all cases.
PERRY & BROTHER.
Central Stores, west buildings.
op. Central Market Washington, D. C.