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ALEXANDRIA CORRESPONDENCE.

ALEXANDRIA, May 5, 1856.
The sudden death of negress, Jane Jour-
dan by name, slave of Andrew Jameson,
| ESQ, and tho circumstances attending the
| same, having caused a suspicion that she came
| to her death from blow at the hands of ano-
Their slave negress named Louisa Campbell,
Coroner Neale commenced an inquest on the
body of Jane on Saturday morning. The re-
suit Of post norton examination made by
Drs Chancellor and Brown, and the other
evidence having failed to enable the jury to
find verdict, the inquest is adjourned until
Tuesday morning. In the meanwhile the &C.
| cused has been committed to Jail.
The facts presented in the evidence before
the Coroner's inquest are these: That Jane
Jourdan went on the night of Friday to the
house Of Louisa Campbell, on Queen near
Columbus street, in search Of her husband,
who fed at her approach; that as she came
away from the house the negress Louisa struck
her with rock; that near the corner of Queen
and Alfred streets she met another negroes, q
free woman, Mary Ball, to whom she related
these facts, and in whose house she died about
one hour afterwards.
The post mortem examination shows no eff.
fusion of blood in the tissues, such as would
take place if a person were struck with a
heavy substance; but one large vessel Of the
heart was ruptured, at least one and a half
inches, and there was much effusion Of blood
in the sac of the heart; which rupture might
have been produced by violent mental emo
ton. 1t was further stated by the surgeon,
that the effect of such n rupture might be to
produce On the mind Of the deceased the i'm
preston that she had been struck with a
stone. The case exctes considerable inter-
est, and the re-opening of the inquest is ca
gerly looked for.
The quarterly term of the County Conrt
opens at the Court House, this morning, and
the session promises to be one Of more than
usual interest
The Sun iremen are already in the Engine
house, ready to receive their friends Of the
Franklin, who are expected in the next boat.
Madigan's Circus is in full blast.
The fishing season begins to wane; several
shores having already "cut out" AMI.
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CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
In the Senate, to-day, Mr.. Pugh present,


resolutions of the Legislature Of Ohio upon
the state of Kansas Territory, and having ia
ken occasion to disavow and repudiate the
sentiments they embraced, he moved that they
be laid on the table and printed agreed to.
Much morning business was then transacted.
Mr.. Stuart then moved to take up the bill
to punish the forgery of land warrants, &C.;
agreed to
The said bill was being considered as We
went to press.
In the House, Mr.. Haven moved to suspend
al rules to enable him to move to discharge
the Committee Of the Whole from the further
consideration of the bill to deepen the chan.
mel of the st. Clair Flats, Michigan.
After some conversation upon the right of
Mr.. I'll. to make that motion while there was
pending question before the House, in which
the Speaker, and Messrs Jones, of Tenn, and
Haven participated, the question was put and
the rules were suspended; and then the said
bill was passed.
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PHILADELPHIA MUNICIPAL ELECrIoN.-The
Know Nothings of the city of Brotherly Love
appear to be in bad way. Their candidates
for the Mayoralty decline running as fast as
nominated; and now-unkindest cut of all
the dignided North american, the leading
commercial and &C. old line" Wing journal of
the city, has come out with powerful edito-
rial, in which it denounces the present city
authorities and the Know Nothing party, and
virtually recommends the Wings to vote the
Democratic ticket at the Mayors election on
Tuesday next
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SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.

The Union shows that tho Republican lead
ers are lsboring to shirk the ultraism OF the
aims of their party, and accepts their tender
of a square fight on the principles Of the Ne
braska Kansas bill.
The New York correspondent Of the Intel
hgncer narrates the circumstances Of the
effort of Walker to seize the Pacific steam
or Cortes on her last down trip, and its result,
al of which We explained to our readers
nearly fortnight in advance of the receipt,
at this point, of the news of its occurrence,
having obtained information of Walkers de.
sign against the vessel and of the means taken
BY her owner to thwart its contamination.
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PERSONAL.

go. John L. Hodge, Esq late U S. Con-
sui at Marseilles, has reached Washington.
1.-THE new Minister sent from Nicaragua
in place of Parker Il. French, is named Vigil.
He is said to be high dignitary of the church,
and an amiable and intelligent man.
....Mr Hudson, the once great English
railway king is in Spain, and likely to come
forth all right on the food tide of one of the
Spanish railways.
....Montgomery Martin, the historian of the
British colonies, &c is daily occupied at
Apsley House, looking over and arranging the
Duke of Wellingtons papers, preparatory to
writing the memoirs Of the Duke.
....As VIC suspected, the letter purporting
to have been written by Jenny Lind to n lady
in Philadelpbia, expressing sympathy for
Barnum, is a forgery-at least Barnum ex-
presses that opinion in regard to it.
The America an Publishers Circular saws
that G.. P. r. James, settling down into a
steadfast admirer of free acres and broad
fields, has invested largely in western lands,
and remains for the present in the United
States.
.... Frank Ball. well known in the cities of
the Northern and Eastern States rs the prin-
cipal mesmeric subject of Leroy Sunderland
at lectures which he gave in 1846, 1S47 and
1S4S, has commenced publishing a series of
papers entitled "The Adventures and Revela-
tions of Frank A. Ball, as "Mesmeric Sub
ject." Sunderland and he made more con-
verts to mesmerism than were mado by any
other ten persons in that time. He now states
that he never was in the mesmeric sleep, but
did all the experiments by collision - and
he explains how it was done, and appeals to a
number Of witnesses to confirm the truth of
what lie says. He makes affidavit to the truth
of his relations, and his first paper is con.
irmed in many of its most material points by
a respectable gentleman now residing in New
York
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TO EVERY BODY WHO HAVE OLD
PIANOS.

WYE WILL TAKE OLD PIANOS IN PART
w payment for new, and give sf-c-ez7
higher price than any other establish HTfU
ment in the Southern country.
Always on hand, PIANOS Of every style and
price, from the old and favorably known estab
ments Of Hallett, Davis l. Co Boston Hams q
Brothers, Lighte, Newton Bradbury, and Ba-
con Raven, Of New York to all Of which we
invite the attention Of the public.
Also, received this week. two beautiful model
MELODE0NS; GUITARS, VIOLINS, AC
CORDEONS, FLUTES, Italian STRINGS,
NEW MUSIC, DC, &c.
The Great Pianoforte and nj usic Establishment
is at BOG, near 10th street, on Penn avenue.
m str John F ELLIS.
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MURDER IN ST.. LoUIs.--The dead BODY of
John s. Langley we'll known in St. Louis for
the last six or eight years az a professional
gambler and sporting man, was found on Thurs.
day morning last, we learn from the st. Louis
lntelligencer, lying on q pile of boards in that
city. The scull of the diseased was found to
be badly crushed, which with other circum
stances made it apparent that he had been
murdered. Two men named Rhue and Violet,
who wore associates of Langley, have been ar.
rested upon the charge OF committing the muir
der =.
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RAILROAD CELEBRATION IN VIRGINIA "A
grand Railroad celebration has been arranged
to come off at Danville ION the 9Th of June.
Among those invited are Gov. Wise, of Vir.
ginia, Gov. Morehead, of Kentucky, and Gov.
w. S. B. Cabell. Judge w. w. Crump, of
Richmond, and Jos. Segar, Esq, have been
invited to deliver eulogies on the life and
character of Whitmell P. Tupstall, late Presi-
dent of the Richmond and Danville Railroad
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E "And wilt thou ever, ever be unfaith

r. "And wilt thou ever, ever be unfaith.
full to me again"
Nay, dearest he replied.
And she neiehed -Baydsto,1n Gazette
"And wilt thou be my own faithful, loving
wife! Oh, wilt thou?'
And she united johnson Age
"And We shall live lovingly together in a
dear little shanty-shan't we?''
And they Shantted .-LoutsU,Ile Journal.
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FRoM KANSAS "A despatch from Lawrence
states that large meeting had been held
there on the subject Of the murder of Sheriff
Jones A resolution was passed disclaimipg
all responsibility for the act, and denouncnS
tne murderer. Governor Robinson offers re-
wssH Oh 1900 for the apprehension Of the as:
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Proposals for Copper Plate Engraving.

OFFICE SUPXRIHTENDENT PuBLIc PRINTING
Washington, May 5, 1856
DUPLICATE PROPOSALS WILL BE RE.
IL ceived at this Office until the 18th day Of NJ ay
inst, at II O'Clock m, for engraving upon copper
for the use Of the Senate and House Of Represen-
tatves, II the best manner, certain quarto plates
by 9 inches, Of natural history, concho!ogy, and
geology, to accompany the reports Of the Pacific
Railroad and Surveys and Japan Expedition.
The illustrations will be open at this Office for
the inspection Of those persons DESTROYS Of bid
ding for the tame, until the closing Of the bids,
and any information desired will also be fur.
nished
Contracts will be entered into with, and bonds
with security will be requir from the successful
bidders for the faithful execution Of their con-
tracts.
1t Is to be distinctly understood that no bids
will be entertained from any parties not directly
engaged in, and PRACTICALLY acquainted with the
style Of work bid for and that the contracts will
in all cases, be awarded to the lowest and best
bidder
The bids will state prize, and but one price, for
the work bid for, and the time required for the
execution of the work; and must be addressed
one to the chairman Of the Committee on Engrav-
ing, House CT Representative, United States
and one to A. 6. Seaman, Superintendent OF Pub
lie Print Q, Washington, ID. C., and be endorsed
on the outside Of the envelope g. Proposals fol
Copper plate Engraving A. SEAMAN,
m std Superintendent.
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BoDY FOUND "A very serious affair is chron-
icled in the last Caddo Gazette, which SHOULD
be warning, etc
The body of one of the young men of our
town was found in his bed on Thursday last
by the black man who blacks boots. He had
been Missing for several days. On examina-
ton he was found to be "alive and''-badly
licked
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-05-05

w Mrs Washington French, of Atala
county, Mississippi, recently presented, at a
single birth, to the astonished Mr. Washington
French, two boys and two girls. The parties
had been married one year only.
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For THE AMERICAN SRUADRoN.-A storeshi,
will sail from the Charleston Navy Yard fol
the African squadron about the 10th of May
Any letters sent to the Naval Library and In
stitute at the yard will be forwarded.
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FIRST GRAND EXCURSION & PIC MIC

OF THE SEASON.
TINE MEMBERS OF THE EMPIRE CLUB
Il take great pleasure in announc SKA
ing to their friends and the public Iist58zETI11e
in ger eral that they Will give an Excursion and
Pic Mic to the White ouse Pavilion on THURS
DAY, May Is.
The Steamer GEORGE WASHINGTON will
leave Georgetown at ~, Washington sK, Blag
denis Wharf 9, and Alexandra at 9k a. m
Coaches will leave l. and 7th st, and 9TH ST.
18th street and Pa avenue, at O'Clock.
superior Cotillon Music has been engaged 70
the occasion.
Dinner and Refreshments will be furnished b.
an experienced caterer.
Committee of arrangements.
l Morrice, c NJ Murphy, G B Bell,
Butler, 8 Ingram, A II Hill.
M 5-I
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MADAME 4. DUVALL. Practitioner OF
assistance Of Professor Broughton, Is prepared TO
answer all questions relating to Human Life
Questions answered personally or by letter. Ma
tivlties also written NJ. 3. ID. Is late from Eu-
rope, where she has received the most fattsring
patrons &c from the nobility. She is now taking
tour through the United States. Her stay will
be short here. Corner Of I'd and north II streets.
SILVIA
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TREBLE TRoUPE-THE GRAND TRIUEE
Is COMING.
Madigan & Co.'S National Circus

'TNHE UNION OF THREE COMPANIES in
l. one, will appear I'm Washington, for four days
and continuing on the 9TH, s.h, and 9th, both az
toInoon and evening.
This Company conn rises among its members
the best Equestrians, Athletics, Gymnasts and
Acrobats I'm the profession. Ranking in precc-
dence among these is the daring and unequalled
female Equestrian, Mantle r OSh MADIGAN I;
tie great Italian Trick Clown, FELIX CARLO I;
the justly celebrated Equestrian, GEO BACH
ELOR the best general performer living that
son Of Momas, MIKE LYMAN, t'ths original
and witty Clown;n THOS. NEVILLE, the
great somerset and tuck rider; Mantle wOR-
LAND, In her unequaIlcd Manase Act; the ar
tistic and Wonderful Acrobat, Mast WIN. CAR
LO; the Wizard Hosseman, JERRY wOR-
LAND the Roy Hero Master, JAMES MADI-
GAN; the Lilliputian Clown and Songsier,
Master CHAS. MADIGAN together with Mr..
Pastor, Jean Ravel, Paul Brilliant. &c.
Admission-Boxes s0cents; Pit IS cents.
Doors open at II end at p. IN.
m 1-TFSTwThF
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has 60 astonished US among all the funny
things done by Congress of late years, as its
failure to consummate some such plan for In
suring the safety and convenience of the over
land trip to California, and Washington and
o RECON Territories.
Conhrmed.-The Senate have confirmed the
nomination of Joseph P. Baldwin, to be the
Register of the Land Office at EIba, Alabama.
The Current Operations Of the Treasury
Department. --On Saturday, the Sd of May,
there were Of Treasury warrants entered on
the books Of tho Department
For the REDEEM tion of stocks.... SI7,999 IS
For the Treasury Department. 81, 002 AZ
For the Interior Departmental. 3,O7I OF
For Customs. ................... 116,701 06
War warrants received and en-
tered. ............. .442 Is
War repay warrants received and
entered. ............. 7O5 "a
Interior repay warrants received
and entered.... .............. 4,44s 81
On account of the Navy......... 109,S9l 90
From miscellaneous sources...... 712 19
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May FESTIVAL AT CARUSI,S SALOON.
Evils CARUSI TAKES PLEASURE TO
II inform his friends and the public ca
that the MAY BALL will take place on -
Nav. ~R
AL the necessary arrangements ave In AA
the course Of preparation, and no pains VIII be
spared to render this Ftte one Of the most inter-
esting TO all, both old and Young.
Amongst the various fancy dances the celebra-
ted Minuett de la Court win be danced in full
costume as In the time Of Louis XIV. Of France.
The crowning will take place at eight O'Clock.
Those who are anxious TO witness this Interesting
scene are requested TO assemble as early as con /.
venient.
Ladie who have not received cards Of invita-
ton to Carusi's May Festival, are requested 10
send their cards 10 the Saloon.
Mr. WEBBER'S FASHIONABLE BAND
Will be In attendance and perform many favorite
and fashionable pieces. ap 30-eo3ts
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~AN ADJOURNED MEETING OF
~ the Omcers Of the LIST Regiment Sd Bri-
gade NJ: ID. G., win take place on TUESDAY
EVENiN6, the 9th instant, at N O'CLOCK, In the
Armoly Of the Light Infantry and the Mounted
Guards; HENRY N. ODER, Adjutant.
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~ Of Civil and Religious Liberty Raj
in favor Of restoring the harmony and good feel
ings that formerly existed In CITY, aferequest.
ed to meet at Potomac Hall, corner Of MARYLAND
avenue and Eleventh ST., on TUESDAY EVEN
ING, May 9th, at TX O'Clock. = -
DR.: WIN Is. MAGRUDKR, the Anti-K Know Moth
ing Nominee for Mayor, will address, the meet
ing. JOHN T. CASSELL, Chairman.
John FRASlER, Sec m5-2t.
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VARIETY HALL!-THIs ELEGANT AND
v newly fitted Hall is now offered for rent for
Balls, Concerts, Fairs, &c. Every care will be
tab en- to make this central and convenient Hall
the most attractive place in the city, by proper
and efficient management. Applyto w. WALL
Of Wall & Stephens. ap25-1m
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GRAND MAY FESTIVAL
TO BIZ REPEATED.

DROP. III. w. NUMBER TAKES GREAT
easure In announcing TO his friends, ca
patrons, and public generally that, at the -
solicitation OF many who were prevented IN
from attending his first exhIbi ION by the {TfH
inclemency Of the weather, he win re- AlIA
peat the programme, In every particular,
OF Thursday evening last, on TUESDAY EVE
MING, May 9th. at Els Hall.
This Exhibition has been universally acknowl-
edged to greatly excel the one given by him at
the National Theatre. All those who have not
witnessed The grandeur Of the Flower and Shawl
Dance In full costume. should not fail TO avail
themselves Of this last opportunity.
The former patrons are invited TO attend.
Weber's Excellent Band is engaged for the oc-
casion. mast
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I ONDON PORTER, BROWN STOUT,
IL and scotch Ale.
10 casks HByassn and "Tennett'sn London Por-
ter and Brown Stout
casks "Byassn Brown stout, Tin quarts)
S casks "Youngers" and 'sTennei's" scotch
Just received direct from the importers, and for
sale low by WILLIAM NJ. GRIPS,
m 3-6t 81 La. av., betw. 9th and 9TH SITS.
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CT REWARD -sTRAYED FROM THE

e REWARD -STFAfEU FHUM III Il
pO subscriber on the Cd instant, aG5E:z ~
small red cow, with short horns. SheNESsSS
had heavy leather collar on when she ~
left, with the initials "W f b" stuck In with
brass tacks The above reward will be paid TO
any person who will return her to me, at Benter
& Dubant's Restaurant, corner Pa avenue and 9th
street. w. F. BENTER.
m S-2f
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THE SUBSCRIBER WILL RECEIVE
IL from Annapolis, on WednesdayN n
morning, the eth instant, a car lozc&N(Hl
II OYSTERS, in the shells, fresh N2@
from the waters Of the Chesapeake; ~
and twice a week through the season VIII fur.
nish hotel keepers with shucked Oysters; deliv.
cred to them by leaving their names and qusnti-
ties with the subscriber
Also, Hard and Soft CRABS will be regularly
received and furnished throug bout the sesscn.
A. ANDERSON, Agent,
m3-3t& fOrpan) III south + ST
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DAY WAFER! BAY WATER.
ID 10 cases Il dozen each) double distilled BAY
WATER, for sale low by
WILLIAM M. GRIPS,
m 3-6t 81 La av., bet 9th and 9TH SITS.
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sizes. Prices always low.
ap2s 6. FRANCIS, 400 Seventh Of.
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The Wagon Road We hear that huge
petition is on the way from California, pray
ing that Congress will forthwith cause a good
wagon road to be constructed from Missouri to
the Pacific. The state Of things on both the
New Granadian and Nicaraguan isthmuses
should be enough to warn Congress, it seems
to US, Of the vital Importance of promptly
doing all they can constitutionally do by
way Of insuring convenient and safe inter,
course between our Pacific possessions and the
res. OF the Union. The project Of Mr.. Her.
bert, similar in its essential features to that Of
MI fneips' or something of the sort, is the
Key 70 the solution of the difficulty. This
provinces Tor an overland mail, with station,
not more than convenient days ride apart !:
the land necessary for the station. on,v 70 ;.
donated to the contractors or settlers unon !,
Were such a plan carried out, in one vs.,
after the first effort to carry the mail in that
way there would be line Of hardy settlers
upon the route, sufficient to afford ampl, pro-
lection to travellers, and TO furnish them with
supplies for themselves and beasts. Nothing
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I EFT AT MY SHOP SOME DAY LAST
IL week, two pair OF ELLIPTIC SPRINGS,
which the owner can have by calling at No. COS
ID street, and paying for this advertisement.
m5-3t SIMON FLYNN.
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-THE REV. MR. BOCOCK, PASTOR
| ~ elect Of the Bridge st. Church, George
| town, will preach I'm that Church THIS EVEN
ING, at before O'Clock. IN Sits
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MEDICAL ASSOCIATION THE
NJ regular semi annual meeting will be
held on TUESDAY next, May 9th, at II O'Clock
m, at the City Inhrmary.
Physicians Of the District who have not vet
signed the Regulations are expected to attend on
the present occasion.
ms-t w. G. DUHAMEL, NJ. ID Sec.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-12

CoDnrf,ers,,in Not5cc.-The subscribers have
this day formed coparnership for the purpose Of trans
acting general Wholesale and Retail Dry Goods BUSINESS
to be known by the name of Jenkins, Hamilton, q 20
B. L. HARDON, O. W. namthioN'
] n JENKTNS C. A. WHITE.
V,v
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We have the following lots from "Auction," to-day,
which we will clear out at the following law prices We
intend, as usual to cu otOsr" than any house in the
city of Worcester:
Lot l. Four Dozen Embroidered Lawn Handkerchief,
worth soc, for 17c
Lot 2 Seven dozen Embroidered Lawn Handkerchief
worth ste, for 21c
Lot g. Five dozen Embroidered Lawn Handkerchiefs
worth Ate, for Csc.
Lot A. go dozen fine Embroidered Handkerchief.
at Doc, 62lc, aud 75c.
Lot g. 1850 pairs Muslin Flowing and Banded Sleeves
from 25c to 81 so pair. Yery CHEAP.
Lot g. 500 fine Embroidered Muslin Collars. these we
will clear out from 23c to 81 so each
Lot IL dozen Gents Colored Bsrdered Haadkercbefs
fast colors, worth 25c EACH Tor l5c
Lot pieces Brilliant, superb goods, from 121e ner
yard.
Lot g. 400 dozen first class English Hosiery all colors
and sizes, from &c a pair
Lot TO- 100 dozen Gents Tip Top Socks at every price
Add to the above goods our stock that remains NJ tb
Sale, and you have collection larger and cheaper than
can be found in the state.
We have for sale at the "Red Figuysn price the ~.
loving;
DOTTED Wells, at 20 cents each.
BLACK SILK TRIMMING LAoEs, from 1910 yard.
Superior MOHAIR MlTTs, from $40 pair
Isle THREAD GLOVES from &c pair.
Good ENGLISH LACE MITTs, from lac a pair
Cents colored Shirt BOsOms, l2Je each
Gents Fine White Shirt Bosoms, 1884, Is. 90 and o5c
each.
Cents Pure White Linen Shirt Bosoms, Ito to s7.o
each.
Cents Pure Linen COLLARS, 100 and 12gc each,
worth l5c and 1856
A few beautiful sets Embroidered COLLARS and
SLEEVES, at$1.
LACE COLLARS in any quantity from &c each.
Ladies' LINEN Hands ERCHIEFs, at Sc. loo. and
| 1910.
Ladies' French Linen Lawn Handkercheis, from 1so
| each. Look at them.
Pure Black Silk Velvet Ribbons from 35c apleoe.
Black Silk MORE ANTIQUE TRIMMINGS. from AL.
apiece.
Tapes, Needles, Hooks and Eyes, Buttons, W. Braids
at our usual low prices.
Cali Enriy aud Secure "A Bargain.
AT THIS
.VesU York BT0nCh.
SO Main strceI''''.'... Orcestcr.
1872 Bowery, New York,
I3S Merrimack St..............LoVvcII.
MACKENZIE, PRATT, 81 DC.
| rs MILLINERY in all ga branches attended IA
with nealncsn, puncualily, and despatch.
Dress aud Soft CARS from SOC each.