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b9RksUscIrArIoN FROM lAp,pARRksr n..y. Z
The Rockport >'gister gives the snsst;ssksI
Of . singular Of resuascitatioai sf s.sas5
posed death int sity "A shid III ~
appearane> was laid n. ~
winding sheee "a ard ID y 49, 49,
while the other pre- rations Ia
forward ~ the funeral. The sextonfs ~ 49,
fled, grave dug. Some time sfts. ~ Il
faith went into the room where In ,rh;sa' -
ar he. was astonisled at, is -callins Il S;. W. u
Lame, and complaining that it did .not Il; WI n
Of course the little sufferer was ~s,nnl;s,s s w
o better bed at once. II had eyidert,s' IN I,a
into q trance, from which it was awake w. u
o hard bed and cold off. " ~
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Agricultural Societies for trial o. sDe1,s,.
pertinent, with q request that such ss,al g.
shall report the result for the use Of ~ Ip,psent
Office. Such experiments are thesc nj sesat
lions Of dollars to the wealth Of the coun ~
returning ample interest for the THOUSAND. y
pended in carrying them out. They wv, 49, =.
the highest encouragement from Concvs 1870
isl such useful labors that will ,rsnSs n
Patent Office one Of the most valuable ~ { @s
public institutions. [Philadelphia Isis Y ~ 9
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n Henry Grinnell, Of New FORK, has ind
received q letter from Lady Franklin, in which
she expresses a desire that DR.. K,ue sho,,d
visit England, for the purpose Of taking charge
of another Arctic Expedition. She still hores
that some survivor of John Franklin NAV Ia
found living among the Mqgimaux, from
whom might be obtained the particulars d Der
husbands fate. She proposes to ct q propellkr,
at her own expense, and to give the command
to DIR, Kane. ~
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Ia CAUTION TO THE P~uBLIc.--Since the
introduction of my Scheidam Aromatic schnapps
into the United States, a number of Liquor Aixersin
NewYork, Boston and Philadelphia have been en-
gagged in putting up mixed and poisonous Gin in
green cases and jv end to be palmed of upon the
unwary for my genuine tlnarps. have directed
my agents to institute legars crocccdiugs against all
persons sho they may ascertain to be engagedia
this most a~trocious system of deception, and ! cal,
on the press and the public to aid them In tlsh
efforts to remedy so, great an evil.
UDOLPHO WOLFE.
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CoNcERr A The VARlEr1Es.--A second
Vocd aud Instrumental Concert will be given
by the Ladies' Of Opclousas on Tuesday eve
ming next st the Varieties. We have not seen
the programme, but are informed that it is
FULLY equal d not superior to that of the first
concert given . month ago at the Courthouse.
After the Concsvt ice cream, fruits, etc., etc,
will be served up. Aarich and rare musical
entertainment may be confidently anticipated.
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The Convention to form q State Govern
ment for Utah is to meet soon. The estimate
of Judge Drummond that the Territory has a
population CT 400 1000, is thought. to. he nearly
correct.
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1jHkiislS NATIONAL PLATFORM.

sslt;zx A..rn,AAiit. aseknowkdrement TO the Supreme
49, ~ eS .s.Sss m ijnivefye for His protecting
lsns ~ aG M - n, IN Sthesss IL their successfIl
@$oi stssSs,v 1870. "a hitherto manifested TO
sssSIEsyy-ssssS 7. "a preservation Of the lib
sls-s - 5s,,ee ~ IL union Of these States.
n "a Hc,ssfnsfSoS a. Us Fedsial Union as the
n: d.Ts IN cnr Mvil nd religious liberties, and the
ll ms,s MM s 4 r. Inefiesn Independence. 4=45
III IYr I.SSr-ssr ~ - Ansrica; and TO this end
-. - cSs;se~s shoul1 s. selected for all State,
Mr1ssyi "a N,,nisinsI o{Rcss Of Government en-
+ t,Sr "a n. 1Tsfsrsncc 70 naturalixed citizens nee
S.S22ssss = 90 atsFS
~ rrs,.nn.s hrn Il American parents residing
~. &c W. .frosd sso.li s. entiNeato all the rights
"a rstiss Sern -citirens:I but
= = ma rsc.nn skonld IS selected for political sta
a.. 1 : Y w., n NSdive or foreign BIRTH who recog-
s Fly, Srss .iSesnce a ohliration Of any description
~ INV Xss;~s -nrnce ~potentate or power, or who
.ss.@s " rs6s,,ixe s. Federal and State Constitu.
tsors t1ssnS S3fhin ia sphere) ~ paramount TO all
cshsr Y nj VI nIss * political action.
wi aTSe nsSssliaed recognition and maintenance
A. ~ ,s-ssvs iichts Of Us several States, and the
raItis.ticr. ~ ksFnony ana ~fraternal good will be-
t ts;sss ~ \ ctsssss Il lie several States; and to this
srS, noninferSrence By Congress With questions
~. sisivito Inc individual States, and
,rpintsrvset r sech State with the AFFAIRS Of any
sther Etete. 81 81. Aael5e 44'
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Bss" NOTICE TO SHIPPERS AND CoSAcYgEs
OF FREIGHr.-The steamer ALICE W. GLAZE, g.
E. Louail.ier, master, is now making trips via paf
qnemine, and has reduced the rates off 'seight and
Passage to the regular high water rates, Viz: ssgar,
81; Cotton, Is cents; Upper Freight, 54fsents.
The Glaze leaves Washington on SUNDAY, 18th
inst, and will continue to leave on her regular dsy
duling the season. Eff II
Washington, January 10, 1866. = 0fAF@k
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JUDICIAL ADyERrIsEMENTs.-The attention
of Administrator of Estates, as well as de-
PENDANTS in judicial processes, is invited to the
following section Of a law passed at the last
session Of the Legislature:
AN Act relative to Judicial Advertisements.
Sec. 2. BE it further enacted, That when there
are two or more newspapers published in the Parish
where such proceedings arc had, or such sale is to he
made, the Defendant in the judicial process shall
have the RIGHT of selecting the newspapers in which
said advertisement is to be made Provided said
selection be made within three days after the notice
of such proceedings, or the seizure made under said
process and If the Defendant neglect to select, then
the plaintiff shall have the right to do so.
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The French Emperor las conceived lie
magnificent project Of cutting q ship canal
from Hayre to Paris, which will be nayigabse
by vessels of a large size. This would give The
after city an important commercial character.
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TRorr1NG MArcH.-A match will come off
next Tuesday over S. B. Harman's track, be-
tween George Wikoff's black horse Jim, and
Mr.. Viewers iron gray colt-a single dash of
two miles-for $lOO side.
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interests which develop iemselves by inter
mcddling with q q~uarrelA not its own. The
motive Of Lord Clarendon in helping Costa
lRicA|to arms, in February last, b disclosed inS1
The private letter Of the Costa Rican agent to
the known authorities, giving On account OF
The success Of his appk 1ti0n. 1t appears very
distinctly thnt in his personal intercourse with
Lord Clarendon he explained to that function
ary the homes OF q combination Of the Central
American States against Nicaragua ; and
when he stated That there was an army Of 900
men on the frontier Lord Clarendon was
nlenospd and appnsyed the step, and thai this
information was oSe Of the reasons for CIV
ing the muskets. e4'he arms were, Therefore,
rendered ON easxterms, with the khowleaseand
because they wereNJ be used for the( gsasion
Of Nicaragua, and the expulsion Of II Walker
Government, which the Costa Ricag emissary
lamented TO be growing firmer and Gmcr every.
day; while the etimity to it anon she Central
American States other than C9fa RIGA, was
growing more laneuid. The des N Of the loan
Or rift was to encourage the ii%Iasion Of one
State Of Central America by another State,
with a view to overthrow the Government de
facto, and with O full endorsement and approval
Of the grounds utpIon which the invasion was
proclaimed, and is justifed-for the expulsion
ofNorth Americans from that State, and the
extirpation Of North American influence on
the Isthmus. This stamps the character Of the
transaction as an intrigue against the influence
of the North American race, 10 be consnm-
mated by fomnenrting the animosities and jeal-
ousies Of the Spanish States, and by helping
them with the material Of war, in on under
hand manner, to enable them to drive Ameri-
can influence and to substitute British inlu-
ence for it, in Central America.
There are runors abroad Of still more
decided interference by the British Govern
ment,- its officers and agents, since the war
commenced. Assurances nre said to have been
given that the English feet will cooperate
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New species of manufacture has just been
created in Francc-the fabrication of paste
board from the pulp Of the beet root.
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OPELOUSAS: g
SATURDAY MORNING. MAY 10, 1850.

% The French department Of this paper will
hereafter BE- under the editorial charge Of ONEzlxE
A. GulDRY, Esq. ,f4l IA sf. @.74
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D I =

At his residence near lille Plate, on SATURDAY,
May 3, after a short illness, Mr.. ZENoN GultLoRr.
aged SO years. hfaqfaE
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The officers Of the Mary Bess and A. W.
Glaze are "high up in our good graces" for
their constant attentions in supplying us with
late city papers. -& BID
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Hons. John slidell and George Eustis, Jr.,
will accept our thanks for Public Documents.
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Wholesale agents in NesoOf'sda'

Wholesdle agents IN NeWo''s
James w. Burke, s5 Common street;
Cady & Holmes, Z Glavier street;
A. b. Grief b Co. SO, 40 and AZ Old LOVE-.
Goodrich Il Co. "a Common street;
Eaton 4 Henderson. Is New Levee'
G. NJ. Bayly & Co. IS Canal street;
Hall, Kemp & Co. 1 Tchoupitoulss stres.;
Converse 4 Co. corner Canal and New 49, ~
E. j. Hart g. Co. 70 Tchoupitoulas sslsss
Thompson, Allen & Co. % Common s'1ss''
Schmidt & Zieglar, IT'S Old Levee;
W. L. Lanier & Co. 26 Poydras street.
A.. & H. Block, 3 and 4 Front street; g.
Elliott & Co. ls Poydras street; 4,.aA.
Bunneil & Bailiff, 10 Gravier street;
F. W. Cooler, lla Common street. ~rorsss;
o. o. Woodman, corner Magazine ana w
John Wright & Co. ISL Charities street, b Z
And all the wholesale druggists and sluNs'
United States. March s.
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THE ELECTION LAST MONDAY.

The following is the result Of the election
held in the various Wards in this Parish on
Monday for representatives to tho Police Jury
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SUIe IHpoTter BHu -
Depot IS, 20 and % Beaver street Nsxl1-

B6Se CAUTION TO Persons WHO DEM y.
BARS n Observation-Disclosures complaint asl y.
Of persons who keep Bars on steamboats, ano u.
tells, who fill my empty bottles with co@ aSm N
and sell it to the unsuspccting for my Son1 ~.
AROMATIC sCHNAPPs. would therefor se.I
all who drink the schnapps at such places w '..a.
the appearance Of the bottle and II w s n
wrapper or label should be defaced, es"S"
drink unless q fresh bottle is opened.
DDnLPHO WOLFE
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-27

RESTORATION oF LANDS To MAREEr.-We understand
that the Commissioner OF the General Land-Ofcc vii
shortly take the necessary steps tor restoring 10 market
the lands which heretofore Withdrawn from sale r1u
the Cairo aud Fulton railroad aud the brlnch from tr
Roek 10 Memphis ~ Arkansas and Missouri, with thc rN
cepton have been taken up by the grant AID
in the construction these roads. This action will upru
to sale again very large and valuable body of and-N-
f,0Hdi Iaf
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Ma BRooKs BAILED.-ln compliance with the requisi-
ton of the warrant oi Justice lloingshead the Hon. l..
$ Brook, presented himself at the justices Office at tour
O'Clock Saturday afternoon 10 answer To the charge Oi
assaultimg aud beating the Hon Charles Sumner thus
county un Tuesday last TN the reading Of the cha e
Nj Brooks pleaded guilty thereto whereupOn Mr.. james
Mar. aud Mr. TruKtun Beale afforded themselves and
were accepted bal for the appearance O Mr. Brooks At
Oi the Criminal Court being the third Mo-
day ~ June This done defendant discharged The
specific charge laid in the warrant assault and bate
~ aud OF bail 81 ,OOO.-NIioRdi Itsyfr-
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I,,l. I.nEAT M >siAN nI.nEDA.

PRO BONO PUBIICO.
livery should tie house handy
Of accidents to the children"
REDDtNG's Ru-sIt
II i BOSTON remedy of thirty standing aud IL
meudrl by physicians 1t for Burns
Bolts, f-lon- Chlblin. Old 81 every
Itch, Head Neiile Rash, Bunous
Nipples recommended by nurs WhiuOEs sites, Ferr, Plea
Bite SPIDER Stings. FROM Limbs, salt Rru
Cracked Lips Nose, Warts Rlesl WUuud , "a
luac remedy which testified tou>aud.
la and vicinity
In will this S,lye do Injury,
physicians ptiOus IL Is made from the
from brought from Russa-Of articles growing
eountryand the proprrtor- have letters from all classes clergy
phy,citu-, aud Others who
Themselves, aud recommend others Rrddugs Russia Sa
stamped the with picture of
and Disabled soldier which picture also engraved the
per - sold all
be ordered 81 Wholesale druggist.
RkDDINGS A co, Pro Jrietor-.
BENNETT BEERS FISHER, Agents: and all Drugg, o..
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE
&c a 90 y az ? ~.
gRON RICuNOND

yuyO Lvnchhurr 81 To Lexington o. ~
II To Huehanln - To the Natural Bridge 81
Pare rom Lynchburg Charlottesville " -
Satisfied majority Of travel the Packet
better accommodated by leaving the evening
the 22d leaving Richmond
Monday. Friday, r NJ reach New Canton
and Scov ~ VI Of tie art, and Lynchburg At A NJ,
and l. xngon a. s T. NJ Of the second day
Returning buchanan At a NJ, and Lynchbug y p
Monday Wednesday and Friday, reach Scovle atiuk A
Canton = p NJ and arrive In Richmond al next NJ
New with the for the Institute
H. Scottsyle with the for Char
Iotesville.
~ Time and Distances, IN Card below:
Ledce Richmond Monday, sdrs LyRcAburg Monday,
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NORRIS PlANO-FORTE ROOMS.

~ MAIN STREET, HiCHNOND.
RE constantly supplied it'll full complete
N the choicest
PA NO-F q IL II
manufactured Ia this country, Ehch offered for sale
factory rEcE- absolI
entire satisfaction guaranteed purcssrs Tie
pondeni, hare ete sdid and tts yedsrs rys
ne truth, that wORCEsTERs upon r
and qHri 10 "Hy IN ne Uorid have been and daily
eorrobrated tie highest testimonials nearly ONE ToC
SAND purchasers the past TWENTY YEARS
Attention is asked to the foowlg notice. Il the
From ne v J. tOUmerrim Adrsrfis~r, dprif 30. 1ssf
Pianos made by MIR. II. Worcester 81 this city care he
surpassed 10 all the qualities that render INSTRUMENT vaa
from ne ". y Courier AMI Enquirer
WORcEsrERs PsNoTe constantly
Psno fortes Manufactured by Worcester authorss
readers that Worcester Instruments beautiful aud
mental they admitted TO be unsurpassed Ia their
qualities Of musical excellence.
[Fc0hg he v y. Commercial Adrsrf.serl
Tte duicst strains o Which
not from human throat but from VI those wondru c.
mechanism known Worcester Pianos" more utn
sad, they forth. to the melody
Whspcrugs, The sWecs aud perfectly
dious tones that accustomed 90 listen
A. MORRIS. Agent Z Main
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fA-HiuNABiE PASriME.-On Wednesday morning. two
ladies taken before New York Justice OF the Peace,
charged with INJECTING very cha-tisement
al broker, with a cowhdr They waived exam
inatiun aud gave $500 bail each appear Tor trial tbs
amusement, although expensive one, d, becoming quite
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THg SLAVERY DIscUssiOS.- IL will be perceived that
the potractrd discussion in the New School General A.
ssmblo on subject oi Slavery, has terminated though
without any practical result aside FROM the decision
print the sonty and minority reports relative To
the constitutional po~er of the Assembly the subject
more particularly regards the discipline OF shareholders
and slsvchoding churches While the debate hroug
was characterized by Christian spirit there evident
|, vide diversity OF opinion and stiong emotion
cited In the struggle between passion and Judgement
men Laughed through their The power of hNe,i
Christian principle happily illustrated Throughout
the di cussiou disposition shown the part oil lr
dug minds avoid the extremes OF ianacsm, ami AL
here ~ the old paths; wisdom and moderation
prevailed The result will be, haunonze aud cOn~Oli-
date rather than alternate aud discover. The Assembly
man be- regarded occupying stronger ground than he
fore aud possessing greater clam TO confidence and res
uect-,ioar.di Commerce.
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NV STOCK OF SPRING GOODS.
w. receiving stk ~ STAPLE and Fancy Dry Good
pa importation, and ~ remainder from
nisstsis loo county. puraed The favortle
ne h Yrf hsiHg eafirg ami Jrssb, uncr hr
confidently that great Inducements uayhr
preai n consists par. follows
n - - tiro riiifngs and Sl.ertings
f1f1u Osnakurgs ~ ifouHdfr and NHnt~ru
lafra gf1fk fletrhfi Domestic IN Widths
pIsid STRIPPED and Plain Cotton f0r Servants
Kanacty Jeans. sttgets and Twerts
Trtngs FfrnisIfr sni Apron Cherks
Hlsaeiied and Road Taile Cloths. sud Dsmasks
tnfk irish iiueus
CIotts. Cas-nsff md Nestngs
iafre aort nj Prnts. Oingiaus and Lawns
Aipsccas and Caution Cloths
Printed Ciisiffs sud Hfrngrs
p1ao delalns anA Chai.es. ~ GRADES
Tarn. Chaiiss aad Berage Robes
Witt Csmhftcts, lsckonets, SNiss aud Null Muslins
Nantluss targ, A0rt, aud Cheap
lac. NuiIu aud Ctmhfte Collars
Caiitfa and Esfvet iu ssts
Linen Canhrick sib and Cotton mas 9Th large
gD,-is enumerated ehfh The attention
nlas wnLISGHAM TARDY.
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RICHMOND ANDPETERSBURG RAILROAD.
RSxr=t sxE knx= Enxa kxEka An
~ 80 49, 4A

-
nN date, this Road will fol-
TRAINS Ls,vx
Express, through Passenger daily, Isundays eSecP- .
Mail through Passenger daily, ...........S -. NJ
Accom and freight train Ntri-NccklyD
Wednesdays and Fridays A. NJ
Norfolk Wednesdays and Fridays 6S A. NJ.
rgrsESHuRG ScHso>p
EsPre-'' through Passenger ds's =,
Ae sornrssiAion and freight train rri-Weekly, via
Mondays. w~dneslAys and Fridays, A. NJ
Richmond to Clover Hill will he
attached 10 the Coal Train which leaves Richmond
Clover Hi ocR, A.. VI.
PASscnsrrs coming rom Clover hin by this
be At nrpot by Coco. 10 A. NJ
~in either 10
down passengers
put Temples Rices, HALFWAY Station, Clover
Hnl and Il WalihAn functions
will al stopping
&C. ~hen thrrr passengers take put down.
and Trains Richmond with the
southern weldon Raleigh, Wilmington
Through Weldon b procured nj the ucs oce In
The Sane train. nom Petersburg Richmond the
Northern Washington Baltimore. Through tickets for
Baltimore and Phdphi, b procured Al the tick
Il onice Petersburg.
Children over ~ yrfs Of agv....... -
Coorcd p-r~ons Ia servants car -
the class
infant children sick absolutely
requiring which the fare for white persons
discount Of 10 cent. allowed each fare when
purchai at ofhcc
no tickets sold
servants travelling by h furnished by their
that bc retained at the oh and
expressly stated the that they permitted TO ~
the . ....
oncs RAP. r. r Co March. 25ih 1856
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TUNE Subscribers have rabseda Book Philadelphia,
aud ull furnish any book publication price
portage persons forwarding subscription
any o. Magazines. such Harpers G0dey Punans
0raans Frant istes Fashions, Sc viii the
Tor year. and copy 81 splendid autograph portrait ~ either
Washington JnrksOu Clay " subscribing " aud VI
Magazine. y viii receive e'1y ~ either ~ he three l-,rtra
a.
asfit traits Nus furnished "a tInfr uho ma
Envelope ~ every -srn sit~, large or small quaint
ti.s Furnished srii Prrsaes, Die &c. to order
Evsry description ~ EnyrHvnE wood with
~ building, Hratings
Msrhuery BOOB Illustrations, Lgr Certificate i-nss Card
w. mall promptly attended Co. Persons wishing vsWs
building. send Dagueuootyp. ~ III building
~ mall
distance having ssoabls articles would hnd their
advanige address he suscfbef would
tiis sais ~ The HYKAN A PiEHCF.
o. south Third street Philadelphia, Pa
. ~
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RAILROADS, &c.
VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAIlROAD.
ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD.


IN ~ovTnssS ~SsrsHs rs.vKilf.s
yuyWsgE SUNDAY night excepte tt~een Richmond
and Washington CITY ria Gordonsville aud Alexandria
Hour % departure Richmond 6iS A. ", and '~ "
R.turutns Inv, A. NJ, and y NJ
.nI .r,iy. a. lSa a. NJ, aud A.. NJ.
R,xx CHECK. Tickets het~cSn Richmond
- -.
ruESE RAILROADS HAVING No STRAP RAIL- AMI
h.nr In excellent ,-irr CARRYING rilk GREAT NORTH
ERN AMI SOUTHERN MAIL the bit guarantee of Away.
shown hy arrivals daily At Richmond and
W..hngton city in advance III the Steamboat line
VA. t.~ Richmond wsShington. - ~
Al found ndy, To take hTosyA pss.en
apparel between IN, D-ros frce
OF charr anIlr their meals whether
Ing North o South .
obtained DAnvne and Washing
ton At th terminus nearly completed Danv
an ng,n Of the checks
attend to their baggage all the 10 Wash
ingt or he Baltimore Depot
The mall line As by the old Steamboat
i.s J. n. TIMBERLAkE supt.
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VALENTINE * son
AVE oI"nei II cir entire Spring Summer
DRY GOODS,
which they III. Tair o1
purchased Tor cash aud early The season,
rhn' IA the selection om III largest aud tandsonest
Nrw
Below Wc II portion NJ our pur, hss-. viz;
B'liisnts 'hintE Jaconris, Orrandies aud Lawns
baT,g-, 1i--nss, Chsllcs, prtrAns herr
frrnch, English. Swiss and American Giughams
English, Irrurh and American Prints, all
Jasri foulard aud otl.r slks
fchoa'- hiack Silk, aud Gg'd Ito
black Alpacss, Molair aud Canton
Tauotan Cloth, Patent Argentine D,lis
CrsTsr Dfspsnt- aud Spring DsIsiurs
Cent? summrr Ca.'m"r.-, nrap d'fic- aud Do, skin.
Wellington Cord. Farmer rap
Plain aud hFd Sik, MaTs-llcs aud Linen Vestngs
Cashncrrtt-. M-Tiuu Cas-mrres, &C Tor huys' wear
Scotch Gcrman and French Linens AMI DriIinss
Birached brown Dam-sk~ y Table
Linen iiuck aud Damssk Towels aud Napkins
Sroich and Russia diaper and Blay. Linens
Linen Sh. ting, Sluttings piloS Linen
Birarh,d tuI brown Agd aud striped Linen DrIl.
Brown and bl'sched slirtings aud Sheetncs
Coti"nades, "rnins, Cotton Puck aud Gau,lroon-
White Canilrcs Jaconcts, and Swiss Muslin
Iudl Twils, Dmity and Isi,,<t SLTtings
N,nsock Muslin itshop Lawn anal Hird Eye Diaper
CawbTie aud SASS Bands, flouncings aud Trimmings
Linen, Cambria. breakfast aud Mourning Collars
IItmd and 'uild Cambrir aud Lawn HAAS
trit' h,ui wrought aud cuor- horrred Cambria IIdtn
hnslsl' thread Lac. aud new siNc Tissue Nril>
Nsil,nri~nnrs and Maltese Lace Sleeves Collars
sit MAnili'-, Iiasqurs ahd Spring si,awIs
ti-nt's summer Stueks, Ti.-. Criyats and Collar.
Ladies' Cent? aud Chidrrns hosiery ~ Gloves
slk aud bingham Umbrellas and Para-ois
Mohar patent and h"oprd skirts and dfa,s Cloth
Bonnet sash aud Cap Ribbons styles
Ale NandrT' Kid Glove, siEs-s sud
Loves Corsvts Moss Trimmings, RrAId Ac
Having made iargr purchase Of Irish lAnen Of Rohsrison
cella' make from house la New ioh closing
VI the articles, will oder grade Of them wanting
Linens Tor summer or other use at real indgc,mrnt
VALENTINE 4 SON,
No roads rr. Val.