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The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1855-01-17

"Pick out, writes Mr.. Wallace, the ralaras-
ist, who has just spent four years In collecting
specimens on the Amazon, '.piek out the lowell
est spots where most gorgeous fowcrs Of the
tropics expand their glowing petals, and for og,-
cry one ofthis kind we may find another at home
of equal beauty, and with an equal amount
of brilliant color. Look at field Of butter
cups and daisies-a hillside covered with
gorse and broom-a mountain rich with pur-
pie heather-or a forest glade azure wiki
carpet of wild hyacinths, and they will bear
comparison with any scene the tropics can pro-
duce. I have never seen anything more geri-
Gus than an old crab tree in full blossom: ami
the horse-chestnut lilac and laburnum nil9
view with the choicest trophical lay ahd
shrubs. in the tropical waters are no nl5ee
beautiful plants than our white and yeloH Ba-
ter-ies, our irlses, and Towering rusa.
Habit in a child is at first like Q spidefss.
web; if neglected, it becomes a thread a.
wine, next a cord Or a rope, finally cableta
lad then who can break it,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-19
Our Bermuda Correspondence.
HAMLroy. BERN ada, Nav 10. lgS,

Our Bermuda COrfesponoonces
HAMILTON, Bernuds, Nay 10, 1855.
The Pola.s and Onion oPs-7orwade-EsPeacd keasss
@ns Legi.lat~S-ArIpal Of 1rocpi
The brig Isabella Reed, (csndennsd ct this port and
rehtted,) Capt Smith, and brisantas Lady Chspmss,
Capt Firth, leave to day fer New York These vessels
laden with potatoes the produce OF these isands
which, doubt not viii sustain their known character for
excellence. The crop mot yielding well anti
catsd owing 10 the high winds which prevailed here
having injured their growth The first of the onion crop
has been shipped for the West Indies few have
out very well; there not however, many plant
ed, believe, In former years The tomato crop Is
not very promising owing to the that affected
the potatoes.
tornado such has NOT bsen experienced here for
great many years, passed these islands the
morning of Saturday last II struck ths bark on
Whites Island in this harbor nearly ready for launch
ing and with such force ss TO start from under her
several Of the saucheons BY which she
Fortunately, however, 1t DID not do her any damage,
with the exception Of carrying away and roying
babes which had been painted the previous day. and
wsre laying on her cabin. The schooner Anemoner,
which moored short distance eastward of her was
struck with such force TO turn her over, keel
although she had in at the time two tons Of iroa bal
lstt stone, and quantity Of sah She has since
been righted. Continuing it's easterly course, par
tally unro0fed houses, and tore do some atty
tixty cedar trees The house Whites Island, near
the bark, split from roof to foundation. Fortu-
natey the wind was Of very short duration. Had 1t
been Of longer the destruction must have
been very considerable.
The Legislature OF these islands viii assemble for the
despatch of bus ness on the 22d inst.
The reserve companies Of the 26th Regiment, under
from England the goth ult in the hired transport
Walter Morris. x.
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Personal Intelligence.


E:s ssss
f1ys Il, ss' sam e. Bail Detroit
Wh'e,osa, u Army Capt T,Tnsr, wsshlnston; c Lamb
Hart Philadelphia Charles Andrews, Syracuse; W D,
1.-THE S.sss-c.p., Plat, y'E. p Forbes. rAi.del.
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R,xi.nd and enid Mr., Booth AM two sons Mr and Mrs
Ss s NJ. J~s c%nn
AND Mi sf ,, isd Ss S ia Mr. REID
John h and ps BS boar.
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WIN G.gs.,Is spIssas james fs,shsr Peter Ss@
R R% sSs, Es,1s.si Ss, E% smith ssynsS;
I::.s SssI II cs-H'h.s p,sisi SsSsI o;ss We
Ss;T. tesh SdsiPss: n.ntcp, James ssddps T%
s Ss''i je;,s Given Ts.fssoS sss.as
fasny JoSn pnnss, s,ss nnson; Geo Lesry, Edward
s nn ukns, Lonan, Gomez. Geo wooliscrsN,
AZ !sAf 'ss Stevens. o's sadis .s
gest Bearse and Arthur osssn Messrs Cb.s
Psssrs clroy Franz naydter W IBrsdisy Total
% ;i ;ss' A GS1ssP S..1s
From Btfmada In Br brig Lady ChApman-Mra Thomas
Tucker ard son, Mrs Turpbu, Mrs w M smith child and
servant, Ms WI Zuiii Mr. Buttera,d, Masters Er.
From DemarsrA, in bark Prnce.on--C Beniamin md
lady. f:rot lady nurse and child Mrs Hennesiey
Prom Liverpool IN ship Francis ssse-Mr REYNOLDS
aud family Mrs Elizabeth Osborn. Master james 0sbssa
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dsss a.a ssl n. ...s.sed 10 ne 70 DO pa. 20. ~. |
Treasury fees three hundred tear each year In
s placed 81 the pound keeper With the consent Of His
syis ssS sSIiss eSpss 10 Sr:! NJ Bsas directed him
70 watch him. but be WAS takea sck and my
enabled City Treasury about three hundred
mad s s:s not %
sths pound that there appeared bs alsss
sss enabled @ .he CITY Tfsssus xundfsd and
aecount Mr. Briggs Board Of Alder
Monday evening last that retained In my hands
assertion prenounce to BIO gratuitous flsehood uttered
vtb Of inducing the Common Council to take from
the City Treasury unlimited money enable
Mr. sris.s to s.sry on h system Of psrssoutos hare
While the contrary have frequently advanced money
cut o. my own funds 70 pay for yOuchers author
70 do rather than 70 have poor men running TO the
once 70 bs paid sn all vouchers when could
money rom the city treasury only ~ stated times The
money received for the redemption OF dogs in 1851 for
part Tsbrua,y lisa After the ,ooeunt had bssn closed
Outstanding vouchers OF the dog pound presented for
payment and having defray the belonging
s to pi &. IRON ,ssr
ps sns q Nay 1884, ~hs the
account for 1854 was closed the 2lst Of Apr 1885,
being month earlier than customary You win
BY the foregoing that instead OF having ak hundred and
Ter % long period i WAS ali s6s sms the city ssss
chsmbsrsis April last epos
t all bpt merely transfer from account to another
done obesenee 10 the suggestion Of the first Auditor who
altered TO be necessary order that the credit might
sworn before FERNANDO wooD. Mayor.
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Steamer Decatur. deer ser-ies.
ship star ksy shArs non caivestoa. WIN GOTTEN.
Ship Southampton Pratt, Lcsa., ga rer,saossA April
si rsh LADY as,' f sns b Ap 10
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with mdss and pss,.sns srs % Dunham DIm.s
April Ssln wS 10 osirss cs
Wind at sunrise NNE; meridian. SsE; sunsst. do.
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News by the Mails


Hall the coored Dunsrs barber recently arrested in
New Orleans for robbery has convicted at aysve
New York, ard sentenced to Is years imprisonment
Willie in Msysvie jail, he attempted to hang himself
but vas cut down before his purpose accomplished
by fellow prifoner.
The Masonic fraternity will celebrate their anniversary
OF ~. john the approaching 23d of June at Milford
bas By public procession oration dinner, and other
festivities. Tbs Grafton will be delivered by Rev VIM r.
Alser.
fugitive from slavery was brought to Boston, day
two tnee, from the South and teegraphic despatch
$500 for bis Some individual tried to interest the
Uped States Marshal In the case but 1t not coming
fore him In due OF his duty he would have
thing TO Go with H. In the meantims the fugitive
started for canada By the underground railroad.
break oscured In the Black River Canal near Port
leyden, on the 18TH inst, which carried away about
sixty Ave feet Of ts hank.
Up. Cowss, Millsrite exhorter and medical student
bel. 10 bail suspicion Of dnterrDg bodies for dssec.
titn.
W. H. oBrien 8. soldier and native Of Elizabeth
town, n. drowned while bathing ut New Orleans,
on the 9th inst.
William Well prisoner In the Boston jail on charge
Of hreeny committed suicide the 18th inst In his
CELL by cutting his throat and then hanging himself by
his suspend,rs TO the grating Of his cell door.
Two chapters Of the Order Of United Americans while
participating In the recent election parade at Hartford
vsre beet uptn ans insuled by an Irish military
pry which they about 70 resent when the timely
nsfftreGcs OF influential citizens caused them to
ttst and perverted probably, the shedding Of blood.
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COMM ON cou Gil.

CASTLE GARDEN AND TIE nArrny

CASTLE GARDEN AND THE nArr1y.
The petition OF Trssdwsn, Acksr % and ses others
sgainat the Of Castle Garden and the Battery
landing place and depot for smixrAnts, YES rsfsrrsd.
Alderman BRows offered the following preamble asd
resolution
Whereas, 10 having been reported that m ceaka. tAs
lessee OF Castle Garden, having transferred the said lease
the Conptrollsr or Of this Common Council a. required
by the coalition OF said lease Therefore -.
whss transactions have been made In sss ..s ls.s
and the reht o. said Cosklin q trsasfsr sss y
ss ne and *, 70 .ss iss
the same 70 any perscn and tor es, ,ts an 10 par q
the Cooperation for the Of tbs Battery sne
greunas edjaeert 20 u, aso 70 rsps, ~ kasn,sa
person TO build Tisrs Ia ir' ~ 9 VOC oaas'V
Annrooriatipg $4,000 for the New rosk Juven,ls
Asvinp To award the contract for plumbing Of
the Union Market to Eneysr 4 Co, for 800. The
regort Of the Finance Committee OF the Coanclmea
to allow $500 TO the Wilson Industrial School con.
CURED in Several reports grazing streets ke
also CONQUERED in. Report OF the COMMITTEES IN aycr of
concurrng remunerate Theodore Moultoa Tor injuries
Pexham $50 fer injuries 10 q horse; concurred
nDRID0E srRf1T jan
The report OF the Committee Of Repairs and SapPii@s
In favor Of directing suitable repairs 20 be msse 10 ths
they recomms nded the matter 20 be SIRED 70 the
Beard Of Councilman. Referred
The report Of the committee, in favor 81 concur
ring to confirm award Of for oudiias no Ase
for the OF Third District Poce Court on tae
table.
THE FIRE DEPARTMENT
commu nj ,aton was received from the Fire Dspart.
ment Trustees, requesting the Common Council not a.
entertain applications for giant donstions 20 any
member Of the Department Who may represent himself
injured in The d,chargs Of MS duty bat % All ease.
tees Of the FIRE Department Fund.
Adjourned to Monday at O'Clock.
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SPRING fARAIk or ran ELEvrrm AFGfxrEr.
The Nashnsion Guard, Colossl N. NJ yss Bsares,
mace IT, sppual spring parade yesterday sf,erspos
The regiment has eight companies some q vhom are
Americans, and the rest Irish soa Germans 1--WE Of
them infantry two q rn.s and ens troop Of hcrss
They are known rsTsc,ivey the CoatDsstsl Quart,
the Montgomery Guue, N. lrissAnsriess oasrd
the CITY Guard, the CITY Rifss We wsshsassos Gaarx
sDd the Union Rnes
The regimen, formed es wsshing,os PsEss. erouad,
and from thence marcLsa ~ Fifth sv.ss. and dove
Broadway 70 Canal street several q the eompsnies
marched sxcsiessiy. ssd shs~sd greet Of
and played several ysry sscnsss p'ssss q nasle
There are svtdsnty nnDb~r Of good sadi@rs attach
ID 20 30 this oorps. bot you'd ssrtsnly leos ma q
ss%,.s, 20. Ia. ss.r.s. srs.. s' sss A. ..,
most isssssrusss ,.l.s All ss.-; n. we ".
isrsst rsiiosaiiis. y.sssrssy-In.rissa ir.ss Ger
End folah--h<sdes several non lesrr a unfgots ma
hat nigh. hsv. sslo.ssd. 70 ssy q. % sssies We
resim. nj 10 Be dressed n the oenussstsi anorm sss
has already succeeded IN FORMING ssvsn or ssht con
sBie. Afs.r NE parade. .hisa ps..es % ..s..sssriy
ample collation. provided Cor the es Four isrx
tables were laid, rum nc from end 81 TIE rooa
s ss 4. :ss.s "a. ' Ss. M % .sa
made BY Col Van Busrsn and AdjuHnt rxnd me Re-
simept was then dismissed.
swonp PRESENTATION.
The ofhcsrs OF the "a Regiment, ~ n. N, assembled
yesterday at the dvos armory for tbs purpose % pre-
ting Col BROOKE Postlsy With bas sword az
,Ss Tor Il. S II ssss AZ sa 4.
Regiment which Is the best troop Of horss In The eoun
try Captain Hsrn, Of eonpssy X, made The prsssstA.
very fine one, and has two eases one scenic sesbssr
United States reeuls tion the other dress scAbbd
tirely plated with silver.
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CoLTs PIsroLs.-Colt 10 erecting an Immense
famous pistols In connection with the grounds req
for his shops he ha. purchased several hundred
Hats, which, BY being annually ovsrnovsd durax the
freshets Of the Connecticut have been used edo
To render them available for building purposes he has
enclosed them three sides BY immense DYKE, which
which bore the presssre ~ the recent feshet unhsrd
II 10 msen Hceot spterpriss, which cannot fail 70 re-
ssh In immense wealth 70 the great lnvsstsr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-19

CLEARED.
stssmship Ariel. Iefsxrs. Havre, Torrance.
s,.s|'a.I hs.nsss, hi.nss Br'gsn, sand
sbtp ksntueks, Knapp. Hsvrs. W Delsno.
shp fhsps. Barr, James River, Chamberlain. Robin.
Issi rsslss yera. ksy West. Bsnnss Dsass.
brig - Mary yehnsen, LasusyrA, Wolf, Scixas Co.
EriH Ausu.ts, Cemna Jsemel Brett, Son a Co.
Bro Jesn stsvens Peters, Trinidad, Yrnaga, Delvalls
rris whlsshaI, Ps,erscs. csrdensa Mora a Avarro.
rfir lsels Crifen. csrdenas Mora Aware.
brs tsrdeiis tBr, Lsekhart, Horton, Ms ID DewolfA
Eris Gen rsyier wslhsr Jsehsonvile Dow, Lowd Co.
hrs AlnlrA. Norsseh, sa,lio River. ssow Burgess
hreFr knox smith. Philadelphia y w McKee,
eehr sssrsn, colburr. Jeremie. "a " MetcAlf
sehf Orsn tBr, Ceshrsre 81 John. NIB, Dewo, Starr
sehr Bss, Zen wilmsssten. Powell.
telr smith. burtoa, " Wilmington, Deliner Potter
sshr srssn fs.ssss' cserss.ovn. Deli1sr Potter
chr yirsinis fres, Chase, Phisdslphia W Mckee.
tekr Ensrsld, smith. Bangor Buck Co.
telr sarah Rhsshssh, smith, New Haven. master.
fekF Grace Dsrltnx. frevttsncs, master.
tekr Csgeis yersuson, bristol, master.
sle0py wansss. Lisseia, Tsansss. master
ARRIVED.
stesmshlp BAltss, ccmsteek. Liverpool, Maya ~ Pm,
wiih mdse sna pssssnssrs. Cenins On hs shrres
psssa shif cessssss.s. hssss scgrd In issh iss %
x az, :, 'Is.: ssI sss ssss h,1,ss . s.y. with
ndss " sisatsn, asa 20 pa~snxsrs 70 SABLE Curtis.
nsss rrsc~ssn, sessy Demarsra "a isst With old iron.
cspr@r hasS. ~, " nsstsr. nAy ~ lat % lon ~,
resssz ssrs ssswtns vhss axnsl vita rs6 border sad
ilus svsiiew TAIL ssssdh
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The ship Dictator 1928 tons register oak trsme
thoroughly salted and copper fastened length s9 feet
breadth ~ ses inches depih ~ feet s,nohs se,a ~
ak and eight months interest added Also the neg barb
Telegraph H3 tons register copper fAsened
sAlted, and built in tho best for 5o0oone third
cash, third GO days and third In four months
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Herald Marine Corrxspou

Herald Marine Correspondence
PHILADELPHIA, May 18-Cld steamers Sanford,
Sandfcrd and Mdclesea Ely NYork bark Union. Hewitt
MatanIas sohTs Cerro Gordo Shaw Providence; Debon
nae, Smith and Exempar, Phalen, Cornw Als; Alice
(new). Corscn Boston; Sawyer Sawyer. Portsmouth.
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ALABAMA RACES.
MoBuK, May e.-Pacng purse, $50, mile heats hest
three In eve, under the saddle.
K. Rob'nson'f q. 4. Tack Taylor.
T. r. Smiths Oh 4. Butcher Boy............ l dis
Time 214-242-2:4S
harness.
r. Rcbssons .. m Mary billiard ............. 1
~ Cotuens CD. 9. negory.....,............. 2
w. Nnnsniee'sr =. Telegraph. ............... 8
W. Hunters ". g. News Boy. dis.
Time, 314A3:O9L:
. ssco ~. DAY May s-rrottns purse, $50 mile heats
Robert CottreIps ch. q. peeory
W. 1. NupaDieesr r. 2. Telegraph . ' q 3
Time, 3i3-320
SBcoSD RACE -Trot ny purse S7s ro;ls h.... h..x
three N eve, IN tsIress. - ~ "-t o'''
VIM. fottxeps r. r silver Tail /,
Fo.srt CottIelps . q Rob Cottrtll. a.
nms, 2b3--3Oi ~
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r. iexraphac Marine Repors..

NEW BEDFORD May H-Arr ship jos Maxwell wady,
spoke ship Eagle, days from SYori for San rpssS.s,
The reports seeing the 18th inst IS IS
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EARITlMg INTELLIGENCE.

80 AZ re. ed ,''sr' INTENDED for the Nrw Yon'
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Thomas o'Dotsel driver 60 ths empoy Of The rhlrt
Avenue Rsilroae Co., arrested BY on Bardsn o:
the Eight eeph ward police, charged with havsnx
one Of the cars TIT, route over child about ave
yeefs OF Of Mr. Houston, nnaer,sker Of laird
svtrue TIE accident occurred yesterday sfternoon.
The little fellow legs nearly cut oa ~ Ga. ~seels
81 the vehicle He has been attended By the doeior y
the railroad psny and sin contnues 70 the
Injuries u. casualty vss said 10 b. purely sseasrs,
apc beyond the power Of the driver 20 aver.
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Pr0eeeaings IF Cong ress.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 26.-The Senate was
engaged to-day on the private calendar
The case of the brig General Armstrong took
up the whole session.
The House passed joint resolution, au,
thorizing the President to give notice for ter.
minating. the Reciprocity Treaty, at the expi
ration of the specified term. The House
then went into committee of the whole on
private bills. The French Spolation bill
was again discussed to day; but without dis
posing of it, the House adjourned.
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Swindling Operatioa.

WAsHlH6roN, Jan. 26th.-A man calling
himself q. q. Brewster, protesting to be
agent of the Merchants Fire Insurance
Company of Boston, lately attempted to is
sue policies and appoint agents here No
such company is known in Boston. He got
the policies printed here, and mistake was
mads-the words American Insurance hsv-
ing gotten into the assignment. The names
otthe President and Secretary are both in the
same hand writing. 1t is supposed that he
has nov gone South or West
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RUsHTON CLARK 4. co. s

GEkVINE MEDICINAL COD LIVER on.
For Consumption, Scrotnla, DC.
FfNHE great success which has attended
Il the use Of the above celebrated article has lad
to many limitations and much disappointment and
injury hiss been suffered from spurious articles pur.
chasers should use the utmost CAUTION in notie ne
that the name of RUSHTON CLARK 4 co. in fuIs
is blown IN the bottle and is ON each LABEL and tbs
signature in full each cork asnone other ia gen.
uine. We have been St great pains aud expense to
secure our patrons the pure article, and our Mr.
CLARK went to New Foundland to auperintend the
manufacture IN person and We VIII warrant cur Oil
pure ana superior quality in every respect and made
from the fresh Livers, and not purified from the
common oil az ia the csse with great deal that Ia
gold for genuine.
The genuine Rushtou CLARK Co.,. article for sale
by PURCELL. I.ADD i CO, and by Druggists gen.
orally IN Richmond and throughout Virginia.
no 6--d&w9m
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Nee York. P0lt5ics

albany, Jan. 26.-The Democratic Hard
Convention Committee met last night, and
resolved to stand by their principles. They
consider the recent election no test of the
party strength in the State, but think it
clearly establishes want of confidence in
the administration. The resolutions strongly
endorse DickeTson:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-27

EDUCATIONAL married gentleman,
Ia being German Scholar, at this tine occupying
the PTcfessorship of ancient and modern languages
IN Of the Southern Cole ges would like 70 chan
his situation and obtain si-ar one in some Other
College Classical High School-either male or fe-
nsle-or would be willing 10 unite with Anne ican
gentleman qualified to teach the higher English
branches in establishing sach school.
Satisfactory information in regard TO Ms religious
cheacter and professional qualifications may be Oh.
tanned Of E. w. De FOSS, Richmond
or Rev. J. P. MORRIS, d. D., Baltimore
ia 25-1Uk
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
Reported Sci-atc efa lsteamer.-JmaortaaI

Reported secure u a -1mFo9t0'tt
from Ca6o.
WAsnlSdros, Jan. 26.--The Star, of this
city, states that the Treasury Department re-
ceived adviees yesterday to the effect that
the District Attorney at New York, had seiz-
ed the steamship Massachusetts, on the com
plant of the Spanish Consul, who testified
that he had reason to believe that she was
about to violate the neutrality laws, by car
rying arms for the Cuban patriots.
The Star also states that there is great ex-
element in Cuba about the action of the
Spanish Cortes, with regard to the sale ofthe
Island to the United States. Thousands who
were before opposed to revolution, are now
in favor of it. Secret meetings had been held
and an outbreak was hourly expected.
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oaIo ol.-uu01euU5 IAhOS " snINE' Aucls' ID 20
CLOTTING, DRY AND FANCY
BY KENT, PAINE & KENT.
ARGE STOCK OF DRY GOODS AT

q AkGE SlOCh oE I'M OOOlt0 "A
u UCTGON.-On TUESDAY, the 50th instant,
commencing at 10 O'clock we will sell st store,
the balancs of our stock of DRY GOODS remain
ing on hand comprising great variety of fresh and
seaaonable Staple and Fancy Goods. Among which
are
Black aud fancy colored Cloths
Do do Cassmeres
Rich Fancy silk and Velvet Vestings
BLACK Satin and Msrsaiies do
Black and Fancy Dress Silks
Plain french De Laines
Coiored Aipacas; Black do
Irish Linens; PilIow-Case Linens
Linen sheetings; Toweilings
81 9 4 and 1914 Linen Damasks
White Goods, IN variety
Embroideries. do
Black and Fancy Silk Cravsts
Linen Cambria and French Lawn Hdkfs
Light Spring Prints; Mourning do
Bingham ard Apron Checks
Bieached aud Brown Shirtines and Sheetings
Drillin gs; 0zasbufgs
Kentucky Jeans and Tweeds
Mixed Sattinets; Kerseys
Plaid Linseys; Cottenades
Red White and Yellow Elannels
Spool Cottons: Patent Threads
Hooks and Eyes; Pins; Buttons
Gloves. Hosiery, &c.
ALSO,
500 lbs SEINE THREAD
TEREs-All sumo under Sl0o, cash; under tS500.
months; over that amount. months credit, for ap-
proved paper. KENT, PAINE KENT,
jas Aucts.