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SENATE.

TUESDAY, req. b, 1000.
Mr.. Clark presented the memorial of William D.
Cooke in relation to map of the State. Where
upon, message sent to the Commons proposing
joint committee on the subject.
Mr.. Hoke, from the judiciary committee, Mr. Will
der, from the committee, Mr. Eaton and MIR.
Graham from the same committee, Mr.. Fisher. from
the internal improvement committee, and Mr. Nc
Dowell, from the committee corporations, made
reports, which were appropriately disposed of.
Mr.. McCleese submitted the following Resolution
Resotoed, That the judiciary committee be instruc
ted to inquire whether the Farmers Bank Of Eliza
beth City has violated its charter in issuing certif-
Gates of deposte to circulate money of less de-
nomination than three dollars and if the said COM
mittee shall be of opinion that the said Bank has
violated it's charter in said particular, in any
her, they are hereby instructed to report resolu
ton instructing the Attorney General to institute
legal proceedings against said Bank for such viola
ton of its charter.
Mr.. Person moved the following amendment to
said Resolution:
Resolued further, That the said judiciary commit
tee be further instructed to inquire whether the Mu
tual Insurance Company at Greensborough has vio-
lated its charter in issuing similar certificates in
any other manner and if said committee of opin
ion that said Company has violated its charter they
are Instructed to report similar resolution in refer
ence to said Company. ......
Mr.. McCleese spoke at some length in favor of his
resolution and in relation to the of the Far
mer's Bank. The amendment of Mr.. Person
agreed to, and the resolution amended was adop-
ted.
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rity finds sympathising cord in the bosom of man
his will be cherished and the spot not forgotten
Sir, hope the motion will prevail It is but small
tribute of respect to the hero and statesman, we
. could not do less.
Mr.. Steele's motion adopted and the bill pass
ed it's third reading
On motion of Mr.. Humphrey, the bill to incorpo-
rate the Fayetteville and Greenville Railroad Compa-
ny was made the special order this day at o'clock
On motion of Mr.. Gillian, tho House resolved it
self into committee of the whole, Mr.. Shepherd in
the chair
Mr. jenkins moved the committee rise and ask to
be discharged from further consideration of the sub
iect of Banking.
Mr.. Singeltary doubted the policy of the course
proposed by Mr. Jenkins.
After some remarks from Messrs. Outlaw and j.
G. Bynum the motion was rejected-ayes 81, noes
Sc.
Mr. D. F. Caldwell addressed the House, and re-
viewed the measures before the committee in
speech which occupied the House until the hour OF
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THIRT.Y-TMIR p C0NGREss
& ssg ssooap szssloS.
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,.

So 49, SATURDAY, January ., 1850.
Mr.. CLINGMAN made personal explanation
in regard to the medisti0nr psoPostien, Tho drift
ofwhich Was that, At ths time he presented we
resolution Noon the Committee Of torcign AnaMs,
they were not aware that the subject had already
I been considered in the proper quarter .sy
Mr.. MAXWELL, Of Florida, offered resolution
calling upon the President for information in re-
eard 70 the number Of persons Of foreign birth
now In ONCE, designating those who had been APP
pointed by the present administration. Objection
bang msde. the resolution was not resolved.
M. READY, Of Tennessee, offered joint reso-
lution prohibiting the public printer Of the House
ftum receiving any additional compensation under
ths resolution Of the last session granting addi-
tonal compensation to persons employed In the
legislative departments OF the government.
M. B. meant 10 cast NO reflection upon the Pub
10 Printer, but no thoaght that Congress did not
design 70 include him among those to be benefited
by that resolution.
"A The resolution was then passed.
The House then went into Committee Of the
Whole on the private calendar ~ gs
BY unanimous consent the committee proceeded
to consider only those bills to which no objection
was made, and was 80 engaged when VIC closed
our report MsSs4f
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IN the Great Marble statue
~ or
THE DYING GLADIATOR,
On exhibition at Aosrisons Building, For and hall
st,eA, nSGr Pennsylvania apeasis, from 3 o'clocl
4 n. NJ until 10 r. ~ datLv. u 4

N THE DYING GLADIATOR,
On exhibition at Aotrson's Building, Fonr and hall
street. nsor. Pennsylaania. aosaas, from 3 o'clocl
A. AZ until 10 r. ~, daily.
s z4 Admittance 26 Cents.
" A statue Of SURPRISING merit. Its power and
psthos independent Of time, plaos, and condition
The charm and power Of the statue consist in the
amazing truth with which the two great elements Of
humanity and mortality delineated. The artist
gives US all the pathOs and the tragedy Of death,
without it, ghastness and horror. We feel ourselves
in the presence Of that awful power before whose icy
sceptre all mortal distinctions arc levelled Nostatue
was ever more marked by simplicity. Nothing has
been done foteffect No vulgar applause il courted,
obs sas asssn ara q Es
"A wonderful production Of art. Its simplicity il
such that 1t does not strike at frat the admiration
comes afterward, and in tide sufficiently deep and
strong. At the moment we behold the dying Gladia-
tor his agony is past II ID the moment Of exhaust
ION, Of faintnss4 Of death Ass Eggis.
This statue Enthusiastically associated with Byron's
immortal Gtanxa ~ .ss
i see before me the Gladiator lie
He leans upon his hand; his manly brow
Conscntsto death, but conquers agony;
And his droopn bead sinks gradually low,
And through bis side the last drops, ebbing slow
From the red cash, fall heavy, one BY one,
Like the FIRST OF . thunder shower; and now
The arena swims around him be is gone,
Ere ceased the iEhuman shout which hailed thu
wretch who won.
He heard II, but be Needed not his eyes
Were with his heart, and that was far away,
Ne rcck "a not Of the life he lost, nor prize
But where his rude hut by the Danube lay:
M 1h1s were bis young bsrbarians all IT play;
Butchered TO make Roman holyday. B,ss
All this rashd with his blood. Shall he expire.
And unavengedr Arise, 70 Gcths, and glut you
Ire iesss
. 8. HoLLINGsHEAD.
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M ArviyaI n ~ Glasyov.
BAIrIsosr, Jan. s.--Ths steamship Glasgow
has arrived At sAis por- n M st4s m
She left Glasgow on the 10th December.
Triai ef Bs~k 06gesys s.sdsr Usswy Lar, DC.
PaiLADELrHrA, Jan. Q. The charge against the
officers Of the Commercial Bank II being tried TO-
day in the supreme court Of this State. 1oaa
Aiadayits have been presented, charging them
with the discounting paper afier bank hours at
usurious rates. aiAf sl3,ate sssfi ssn
It Is charged that their receipts from this source
from May to November, was over $lI 900 above
legal interest. s,f a4sss ieg sii41 en alaat
\ Pending tho srgument, this judge suggested as
q matter Of inquiry, whether the court had juris-
diction, as the charge was apparently criminal
one, over which the Supreme Court had no jrris-
dction, except for review Of decisions Of inferior
courts.
se Markets. 1 a'ss
BALriMoRE, JAN. 9th. Flour Il dull Howard
strset brands are held At $s 81, and City Mills at
ss 10; no sales. Wheat, red, Is offered, with
small sales at $a Os, and white at % 05, decline
Of two cents. Corn Is firm, with large receipts
sales Of $1,000 BUSH yellow, at ss cts and white,
at 92 cts. h aas Hsas5
NEW YoRx, Jan. 6.--Cotton-Thc market is
firm and upward. Flour Is upward and firm, with
sales 4,250 barrels. Southern 10 held stfer but Is
not quctably higher, with sales Of 1900 bar
rels. Wheat Is upward aud firm Corn ii tribe
higher; sales Of $4,000 bushels western mixed at
$l,ot in store. Pork 10 dull and declining mess
SlL75 . $l2.00. Lard Is downward and dull.
Whiskey, Ohio, 81 IL cents.
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Baltimore Correspondence.
The Mayor and his Appoiata.s,sts Pyogress Of
Baltipors-- .NsW Afiltary Orgaxisation.

The Mayor and his appointments Pyogress Of
Baltinsore--N sW Military Oygasisation.
,ses MA BxLrrEoRz. January 8, 1855.
The difficulty between Mayor Kinks and those
who endeavoring to control him In the exercise
Of hia prerogative Of making appointments, is not
yet terminated. The matter is exciting much in
quiry among thepublc, and from what can gather,
the great mass Of those who sympathize with the
principles Of the American movement, and gave
their hearty support to Mayor Hinks as the repre-
sentative Of those principles do not approve Of the
efforts making to turn the Mayor into mere anto-
nation. X. n s,s Il 49, " ss,S
Whilst It Is admitted that the Mayor may have
erred somewhat in judgment, and may further do
20, yet the selection and appointment Of officers by
: sworn and Responsible head, to whom they are
made subordinate by the law, is certainly far pre-
ferable to the dictatons Of any irresponsible clique
or committee, no matter how pure, patriotic, and
disinterestcd may be the actuating motives Of the
same
cisc his prerogatives, free and unbiased; and Il
the City Council will but be satisfied with the dis
Greet and unprejudiced exercise Of its prerogatye
I doubt not all win be well, and the American par
ty, 90 auspiciously inaugurated into power in the
"old citadel Of the Democracy" will become
firmly established here, and continue henceiorward
to hold the reins Of municipal government.
rs That our city Is rapidly extending her borders
and steadily advancing in all the essentials Of sub
stantal prosperity is fact not to be controverted.
During the past year, Notwithstanding the power
full drawback of a heavy pressure in the money
market, not less than ss5 buildings were COM
pletcd; adding to the taxable value Of the corpo-
ration 81 zoe, 450 sl bgs at
\ The total Of the full value Of the various inn
proyenents completed during the year ISIS, Sss-
sss This certainly speaks well for the energy
and enterprise of our citizens and is most de-
monstrative evidence that the march Of the Monu-
mental city, is onward s'e
number OF our ardent young men have or
ganised new military company, styled-the Am
ericen Rifemcn.
They contemplate parading about the first Of
April next, and have received and accepted an in
vitation from the American Ri6emenn of Wash
ington to visit that city the occasion of the ball
10 DO given by that corps on the eth instant
Auruvrrs
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dss % 7trsrrhHFYssER2 EAl Fuss !.
NATIooNaAL Convention Of the soldiers

NATIONAL Convention of the Soldiers
- Of the War ofisl2--Army, Militia. and Nsvy.
Dstrictof Columbia. charged with the duty or tsnk
ing the necessary arrangements for the National Con
yenton Of Soidierso Of the War Of 1872 to be held In
WasnlnEton, on the 81. o. January, have Obtained
Peuusylyapia avenue, for the sitting Of thu couvea-
ton. The COMMITTEES win be in attendance At The
room adjoining the church II 90 O'Clock on the mora
ing q se day ef the mestinq werethc delegates arc
requested TO report themselves and furnish LIST Of
their respective delegations that roll may bs pre-
psred In time for the meeting Of the aConveutiou
which will BE- called 10 order at ii O'Clock '.r1g
When organined, y e the general Wish that the
Convention call onthe President of the United stess
IN body This wish has bean 90 generally sxprsss,
I'd by our friends Rt q distance that the committee
have appointed Colonel William P. Young Chill
Msr.hs q the d.y who Win issue bis Prosrsipms q
ington papers prior TO the day Of meeting. An who
served IN the war 1912, army militia and navy arr
requested 70 join in the procession. -
The Committee hare received information from
rates Of fair 70 be charged to the old soldiers IN A.
tsndancc upon the Convention. The Baltimore and
Ohio Ra ,i ! cowEons propose to furnish tickets
Wheeling 70 Baltimore 5dl fare, and haif AFRO for re-
turning. Tho Richmond fredericksburg and Pc
tonasc Railroad Company will charge full fare 10
Washington, and give free passage on the return.
IL Is understood from the newspapers that the Penn
sylvanis Central Railroad Company will give ftes
psssage 70 all who pess upon their road 0tbsr com
panies viii probably be heard from in . few days.
GEORGE McNEfR,
q. W.P. CUSTfS
JAMES j.. EDWARDS,
WIN JONES,
sssH TOBIAS WATKINS,
yN0. y. GALLAHEH,
JAMES "A. KENNEDY,
Committee Of Arrangements.
Jso. p. Dickinson, Secretary.
Persons desiring further information ON the sue
Jet viii address their communications 70 The Sscrr-
tary. ian
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BY ROTHwELL = BROWN,

vuvRUSTEE,S sale or Improved property.
- " On Thursday, tho first day Of February, 1855,
we shall sell in front Of the premisss, the stssn.
boat landing, at o'clock n. NJ ut public auction, by
virtue Of a deed Of trust, dated November IS 1855
and duly recorded in Libcr ". a. s. No. az, folies
$685. ST. all that lot Of land designated as lot No
In square No s27, according to LAwrencet subdir-
sion Of portion Of said square, with oil tho alley
u valuable brick tenement. Aplat and description
Of the lot with its Dimensions and contents viii be
exhibited at The sale. nm sn iss &
Terms Of "a 10: $700 cash within three days after
the sale 5000 in ninc mouths, and $3.50 in twenty
one months the balance in two years. A deed 10 30
given and deed Of trust taken to secure tie defsrred
payments All conveyancing ut the expense Of the
purchaser
aA A. ROTHWEI.L, Trustee,
NJ /. * sas n l. R0THWELL d BROWN,
Jan 2-2hw s1 IA sms stss Auctonoers
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CITY' INTELLIGENOE.

G0LDaxss oy rax Was or lsl2.--On Monday
nsxt, the 9th instant al AZ NJ, the line win be
formed on FourSnd- ahalf street. the right resting
Sasl ORDER or rHE LINE.
Military Eseort Of Distriet Voimtsers
Col William Hickey
Lieut. Col John III Riley,
H Major Robert Keyworth, ~ 800
Adjutant 4. ]. Middleton.
s.Aas Psymaster, Major p. D Bacon. sss
afe STAFF. pA,ase
' Surgeon Morgan, 1881
Assistant Surgeon Grimes,
sssf. Quartermaster MoCollunL agp
4 ~ Presidents Mounted Guarde, Capt Peck;
Washington Light Infantry, Capt Carrington;
National Grays, Capt Towers; " ss
Montgomery Guards, Capt Key; ~
National Guards, Capt Tate; aa ss
Scott Guards, Capt. Jameson;
Union Guards, Capt Byrne;
Union InAntry, Capt. LasseII;
F Washington HIghlanders, Capt Reese;
Boone Ri6emen, Capt. Bright;
German Yeagers, Capt. Schwarzman;
American RiHemen, Capt Smith;
VI Marion Rdemen, Capt. ShekeL
|. The Washington National Monument Society,"
1arHg Chief Marshal and Aids,
'N~ Committee Of Arrangements,
President and Officers Of the Convention,
Soldiers Of the War of 1879,
American Flag and Music In the centre Of the line
ORDER OF THE PROCESSION.
The line win break into column Of companies
BY wheeling to the right. ss..S As
The column viii take up the line OF march on
Pennsylvania avenue to the Presidmts Mansion.
On arriving at the east gate the military escort will
be wheeled outward from the centre of companies,
the procession win pass through, and on arriving ut
the mansion will march into the East Room, where
the President Of the Convention will be introduced
to his Excellency the President Of the United States
by the Chief Marshal 4g Y.
K The procession on returning will march down
Pennsylvania avenue to Four-and-a-half street,
wheel to the left, march up said street and occupy
the ground upon which it formed, halt and be
wheeled left into line.
Marshals accompanying their delegations win,
on arriving please report TO the chief marshal,
who viii assign them position in the procession
& The following appointments are made: t
Aids to the Marshal IN Chief--General John
B. T.. Skinner and General Anthony Miltenberger
AsisfGnt Marshals.--G General George Pctre,
General 9. w. Briscoe, Major Isaac Clarke, Col
William McNeir, Jacob Gideon Esq, G. g. Gram
mer, Esq, General Henry B. Woodhouse, Colonel
Charles II. Shields Captain Charles A. Grice, Cap
tain James Jarvis, General w. H. Richardson, Col
James L. Ransom, Captain George II, De Ia Roche,
William G. Ridgley, Esq, Captain Richard Bur
CESS, Sterling Thomas, Captain Levin Jones, Cap.
tain James Wilson, Major G.. R. johnson, John
Robb, Esq. F4esaAl al ats9 ssfsss5
The assistant marshals win please meet in the
room adjoining the Presbyterian Church on A l-2
street, Saturday, the 9Th instant, at IL, p. M.
NJ w. p. YoUSd, Chief Marshal.
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BALL AND SUPPER
COLUMBIA TYPoGRAPHIoAL SOCIETY.

HyHE Executive Committee appointed 10
- make the necessary arrangements respectfully
nual Ball and supper Of the CoLunslA TYrooRAsnI.
CAL SociErr will take place at JACKSON HALL.
e On Wsdnssday Esenisy, January loth, 1855,
when they assure their friends that 1t win BIO their
endeavor to render this Ball superior even TO their
last. M
Retrssbsnts wy,i II undsr th irnsdists s,,nern.
tendence Of Mr.. TH0S. ECKHARDT.
Tickets TWO DOLLARS admitting q gentleman
| and ladies, to be had Of the Executive Committee
or ut the door on the evening Of the Ball.
Positively no hats or caps will be allowed in the
room, as ample provision viii be made for their
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AUCTION SALES.


BY GREEN q sCUTT, Auctionoers.
TMUSTEE,e SALE or VERY vALU-
- sble ppimproycd Ground near the Railroad
Depot a. suction. ION Tuesday, the 9th day o< Jsnu
airy, 1888, shall sell In front Of tbs prsnlises q
o'clock r. A., a. public auction, BY virtue OF decd
% trust 70 me, recorded among the land rscords OF
Asnngton county, District Of Columbia on the 9th
NAY lsst ~ that part Of square numbered go which
Beginning ~ point on north D street rs feet fom
the southwest corner Of said square, running thence
east on said street 90 feet; hencs north $50 fbet
feet nine inches, 10 the beginning fTiss 8
Terms: Onehalf cash; the residue In three instal-
msnts Of 81. twelve, and eighteen month";, bearing
interest," and secured 70 the satisfaction Of The trus
II the terms are not complied with IN three day.
after the SALE the property will be resold at tbs rial
and expense Of the hrst purchaser. .s.
A ]. n. CARLISLE, Trustee
iu H sE8 GREEN a SCOTT, Austionoers
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GRAND
MILITARY DRESS BALL
t.s s,s t or THE

AMERICAN @KlFLEMEN,
Monday, JanuaryS, 1853.
UyHE American RiHemcn respectfully
- announce To their friends and the public Renar-
ally that they will give Grand Military AID Civic
Ball at a@sI-6 Az a4 t9,a ya NfTs4
w ODD FELLOwS'AHALL, Navy Ysrd,
on Monday, January 8, 1855 The company pledge
themselves that nothing shall be wanting, on Tier
part TO render this the most agreeable ball Of tho
season. 4 ss ts EI 9EE S&s41 h1t
~ The MILITARY are requested to appear In
uniform. J6igrE @y-v.fs
EE.. None but military bats and caps admitted in
the ball room.
~ Refreshments win be furnished by MI. rEOS
ECKARDT. fr2
~ TICKETS admitting gentleman and ladies,
VI 70 be had of the members Of the company IL
The COMMITTEES Of Arrangements will be desis-
mated by Eicol0r rosette, ;r a5glgssi,t es ftsss
"A 4 Committee of Arrangements: ..y
Lieut.. w. !. Brown, Sergt Gibson
J. T. X. Plant SerVt Browsrs
Cprporal Freq st1'Hn6AAh
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GERMANIAN BELI.-RINGERs,
AT ODD FELLOWS' HALL.

VOcaiists and Bcll-Ringers,
HyAKE the present opportanity 20 an.
nounce TO the inhabitants Of the city Of WASH
ington that they will give $h
\. 8. TWO. CONCERTS ONLY,
On BELLS, HAIRS, GuIrARs, and CREMoMlA, at the
above-named Hall, ON MONDAY and TUESDAY
EVENINGS, january 9Th and 9th, 1856.
Tickets IS cents. Reserved seats, so cents
Doors open at 81. Concert to commence at III.
jan 8--H i'm. wv. d. BLAISDELL, Agent
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e The Fair, as an assistant for the re-
hsf Of the embarrassment Of ST. Paul's Lutheran
Church, will be open this evening" at Odd Fellows
Hail. at oclock- There will be for sale many beau
tfhl and useful articles that the ladies have been ar
dsntly engaged In preparing during the past month,
together with many others Of the same class sent 10
thsm BY thsir friends Of the Quaker, Monumental,
and Mountain cities. Also, choice variety of Con-
festionary and ReffOshments. dec 26-8t
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W Great Attracti0n At Oda-Fcllows'
HalI.-The Ladies ars there HOLDING he most bril-
liant Fair, and giving the greatest satsiaction, ~
hsir numerous attendants will testify, al their Wis
iturs hsinG much pleased with the manner TIE Fair
n ecuducted a. no raining, nor anything calculated
having merry hearts, and being much pleased 20,
and 20 again, 10 hear the Amphidd Quartette Band
sing their choice songs. Admission only la cents.
: fan 8--3t
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Drnsgfst and Apcthecary, !,
No. 400, corner of X ord Seventh arset
ID OSE'B MsdfciGes. s5a .e. ..at
- Ayre's Pills and PectprAl 1.fss ~ ssS.- +. ..
Wistar's Balsam Wild Cherry
DR.. =. p. and J. Townssnd's Sarsap~rills, and
all other Patent Medicines.
just received, superior article Of Medicinal Bran
dy; also, fresh supply Of Drugs, Chemicals, and
Perfonery. sT.tr
Sods Water manufactured at12iif cents per gallon,
by the fountain, and delivered At rs cents -Four
psricr scda Fountains for rent containing twelve
gallons. sstt st -Et,
specific, at 81 per bottle. and bottles for %,
for sale only by W.T. EVANS.
tF Prescriptions carefully compounded day and
night y n l4ri - - dec 2T--lwh
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DEING IN DELICATE HEALTH, and
u having been adyisod 10 take horseback sxsroise
as . remedy, take this method OF informing fhose
who have lowPriccd Horse for sale, where they
may hnd . customer, who win readily give good
money for worthless horse 10 feed all winter At a
heavy expense. wish him sound, easy 70 keep, and
small pIsasant under ~ saddle, work we'll In har-
ness, and perfectly gentle in all respect. W ~.
Ism jsr39fW3 -, as &c. HARRIS,
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1RkK sHILLINGTON0 OK
AC3OADo Has Received - o9D3De
Leslics Ladies' Gascte of Fashion for January 1885,
containing the latest styles Of Paris, London, and
New. York winter fashions. This number commences
new volume, and now il the best time 70 subscribe
To this beautiful magazine. y, wv sfsS ~
All the magazines for January now published and
for sale, or subscriptions received ut publishers'
prices and delivered in any part Of the city or mailed
to any part Of the country. -
Ia Agent for all the Magazines, 0dson
ian A-3fif~ W.
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II ADIEs' WHITE KID GLOVES. coed,
IL at 81 cents. -
Ladiss' light colored gloves, at s2tf osuts.
quality.
Hosiery Of eli kinds and all qualities
French Mefinocs, and Musselains.
srr Plaid Goods, Plaid Long Shawls. afy sfsv
Flannels Of all qualities. 81
Cloths, CassmersS, and vcstings.
v. Gents Merino Undcr-sh and Drawers -
Together with general assortment Of domestic
goods. -.
~ Closing ont cheap for cash.
WIN. r. RILEY,
-,... Corner OF 9Th street,
dec S0--lw Opposite Centre Market