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Losing nm Infant.

beautiful and touching poem by Mrs. Lowell
contains a lesson OF consolation which will win its
way to many be1eaved heart. It was addressed
to a female friend, who had been called upon to
part with beloved child. We extract from it the
following story of the Alpine sheep
They in the valleys sheite ring care,
Soon crop the meadows tender prime,
And when the sod grows brown aud bare
The shepherd strive to make them climb
ITO airy shelves of pasture green
That hang along the mountain side,
Where grass and flowers together lean,
Ard down through mist the sanbeams Blide.
But naught can tempt the tmid things
that steep and rugged path to try,
Though sweet the shepherd calls and sings,
And scared below the pastures lie.
Till in his arms their lambs he takes,
Along the dizzy verge to 90.
Thep be. oless Of the ritts and breaks,
They follow on, Ger rock and snow.
And in those pastures lifted fair
More dewy soft than lowland mead,
The she pherd drops his tender care,
And since p and lambs together feed
There is truth, too, as well as pathos and beauty
in the following paragraph and accompanying
comments of q contemporary. The dead child!
What bereaved parents heart but feels to its in
most core the dreadful significance of those words
40 light and unimportant to the common earl
How many hearts there are around whose
chambers
the melancholy raven, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Let them read these words of hope and censola
ton:
ssLosiNG AN IHFANr.--Those who have lost an in,
FAINT are never a. IL were, without infant child
The other children grow up manhood and womsn.
hood and suffer al the changes of moItaiity; Blu,
this ono alone 10 rendered an immortal child; fol-
death has arrested il with his kindly harshness and
pleased it into eternal image of youth and nno-
Cence"
I'VE know not who 10 the author of the aboye
thought bat it is a. beautiful it 10 true Many
mother, who has wept in passionate agony over :
dead babe, has lived to love the memory of the lost
one better than abe loves the survivors. We speak
NOT now of the unhappy instances, where those
whom death has spared grow mp TO be the pain of .
parenss exsts ncs, but of the more frequent caseu
where the ties Of gratitude, strong in childhood
sradnalfy become weakened by absence, whore the
mother IL almost forgotten BY the child, where the
babe grows up into tho stern hearted and emotion.
less On such ssions the parent can &C arce-
~ realize that the stern, selfish who stands be.
fore her. the babe she handled in her arms and
who then smiled gratefully upon her, and she may
well recall - she often does the infant who died and
who still to her tbs prattlng happy babe. Thus,
sven IN sorrow, there il consolation. We Law the
child ia the tomb, and weep tears of agony as we do
II; but We forget what temptations il escapes
Whist chanses IL 10 preserved from Nor 10 this All
We doubt If there 10 no,ner living who does nor
love best To think of her children a. purs and hoir
infants, than - men fall grown, even th3nvh hon.
ors may thicken around them, and thouAnds cali
them great" .
81
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A DUEL PREyENTED.--A dispatch to the New
York Tribune, dated Washington, July It, says;
An affair of honor was nipped in the bud last
night between Mr.. Burlingame, of Massachusetts,,
and Mr.. Brooks of South Carolina, by meeting
of the friends of the parties-Messrs. Banks and
Ashmun, of Massachusetts, for Mr.. BurliDgame,
and Aessrs. Bocock, of Virginia, and Boyce, Of
South Carolina, for Mr.. Brooks. The latter de.
manded retraction of language uttered by Mr..
Burngame in his speech, to which that gentleman
declined, declaring himself responsible for every
word in his speech. He distinguished between
the act and the actor. As this wai satisfactory
the matter was then amicably settled.
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A deg suit was tried At Newark, N. j., ON Mon.
day, IN which man bitten last June, sued the
owner of dog for damages, and received S5l IS
Henry s, Scott, conductor on the Naugstuck
(Csnn.l Railroad, was crushed to death on Monday.
G. T. Gray was thrown from his horse and killed
In Hardy county, Va, . few days ago.
The libraries now connected with Harvard Col.
iege contain more than 1000 volumes
Gen. Houston, 1t is said, will soon come out for
Fillmore.
George +. Brown, of Boston, connected with
MadiRans circus, died at Cincinnati Thursday, OF
sun stroke
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HEAVY FAILURE The Troy Budget says that
the firm of Stratton s. Briggs af Schaghticoke,
assignment to Hon. Amos Briggs. brother Of one
of the firm. They were operating small cotton
factory, and were also engaged in the dry good
business. Their liabilities rs tar ascertained
are about $4,000 Louis Buffet, who was their
endorser has been compelled to make an assign.
msnt.-Albony Argus.
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THE STATE AGRICULTURAL FAIR The Fin
castle Democrat calls attention to the fact that the
next Va State Agricultural Fair and the Presi-
dental election will conflict. 1t suggests that the
time of holding the Fair be postponed two three
weeks inasmuch IS many farmers from that and
other rections of the State will be debarred from
attending unless some such arrangement is made.
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a ToBAcco.-The following sales of Tobacco
speak well for the Dan River valley. Mr.. Williams
the SELLER u Fom that section Of country Caswell
county famous for its excellent Tobacco, and the
waoie Dan river region urpasses any other not only
for the quality, but the abundance Of shis staple
which it produces
HIGH PRIcEs roa ToBAccs BY D. r. WILLIAMS,
COMMISSION MERCHANT.
sEARRook VASE HousE, Thursday, July l7th.-1
hcgshesd for VIM. Long, Eaa,. Of Ca.well, Il -,
Is. Bought by James Thomas, Ir, Esq
eaocxoE WARE HOUSE,, Friday taths-Two hogs
heads for Timothy h. Stamps. Esq. Of Pittsyivaaia,
No u $l575s No ? at sss.T5. Bousht b. Geo. w,
0illiaa, EGG.
Planters having fine yellow Tebsese, will do well
IN try this mcrket 4sss
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WASHINGTON, July s-The application from
the people of Utah for admission into the Union,
will not be presented this session, in view of the
unparalleled excitement in Congress regarding
fha TArritoriAa .-.E.-
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The Weather North,

The Weather North.
WASHINGTON, July 18th The thermometer in
the shade here ranges from 95 to 90 degrees.
BALTIMORE, July ls The thermometer here
stands at 95 to 90 in the shade.
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IMPORTATION OF INDECENT PRINTS TO BE PRE-.
yENTED-The Secretary of the Treasury has
asked Congress to amend the act of 1912 so a., in
addition to the prevention Of the importation Of
indecent prints, painting, transparances, etc. to
embrace statuettes and figures of a similar ten
dency,
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THE GAMING AFFAIR In NEW YoRK-We hav
briefly mentioned that Southerner caned a Mas
ahx .o&ta h. tn

THE GAMING AFFAIR In NEW YORK.-We have
briefly mentioned that Southerner caned q Mas.
sachusetts man at the Metropolitan Hotel, N. Y,
Tuesday night. The Journal of Commerce says
About l2 o'clock on Tuesday night, Mr., Bushford
w. Vicks, from South Carolina, boarding at the
sibility of Gaming Mr. JACOB Stanwood, of Massa-
chusetts also guest at that house. for saying that
the late assault by Preston S. Brooks upon Sena-
tor Sumner, was cowardly and brutal affair
The two gentlemen, it appears. were converting
together amicably to all appearance. when Mr.
Stanwood made the above remarks. Offence was
instantly taken by Mr.. Vicks, who raised his cane
and beat Mr. Stanwo0d over the face and should
ers causing the blood to flow freely. Several per
sons who were present, interfered and separated
the parties otherwise it is uncertain bow the affair
would have terminated. Mr. Stanwood was con-
Quoted to his rooms, and ply stefan was procured
to attend him.
Vicks was arrested by officer Dunn, of the l4th
ward police, and taken to the station house. where
he was accommodated with quarters for the night.
The following morning hewas brought before JUS
tiee Brennan but as Mr. Stanwood failed to ap.
pear against him, he was discharged from custody.
1t subsequently appeared that the injuries Mr. y.
had sustained prevented his appearance at Court
at that time Later in the day, however, he was
conveyed to the Sd district police court in car.
rage. where he made charge of assault and bat
terry against Mr.. Vicks. On this complaint. war
rant Tor the arrest of Vicks was issued He will,
doubtless. be compelled TO answer for his conduct
at the court of sessions.
The following is another account Of the affair
Mr.. Stanwood had been out visiting, aud on his re-
turn at late hour the Hotel, found his friend, Nj
Eastwall, and Mr. Vicks of South Carolina in angry
convenation MIR. Sianweod took his friends arm
and led him out of the room, but aft erwards
TUNED for light, when he sccosted by Mr. Vicks,
who de- manded of Mr.. Stanwood If he wished to take
up his friends quarrel. MIR .. replied that he had
nothing say to him Mr.. VI and turned away to get
his lamp. While in the act Of lighting the lamp Mr..
vieks approached from behind and struck Mr. 8. q
initiating n severa Woupd
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SWINE AND THEIR VALUE At THE WEsT-The
number of hogs In the States of Ohio, Indiana,
Michigan aud Kentucky at this time is estimated
by the editor of the Ohio Farmer at l09i3, :i34
which, at SO q head. fair value of the stock,
amounts to $32 e30, O02 If fat and sold they would
average $40 . head $l09, 433 $40. The pork in.
terest of the whole country is almost beyond ITSELF
Its magnitude Is so great
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SAILING OF THE CANADA-The Cunafo steamer
Canada, which sailed from Boston on "wednesday,
took out 1ls passengers for Liverpool and "a for
Halifax. She has also on freight S7oo,63o ~ IN
specie, and liz packages OF merchandise.
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HARPER's MAGAZINE.--We are indebted to
Messrs Price e. Cardoza and Mr.. o. G. Cosby, for
copies Of Harper's Magazine for August
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~ Omnibmses, Harness, Horses, Buggy
and Harness. and Mule, for sale ut observation-disclosures
lar attention isrequested to my SALE this morning.
commencing at 10 O'Clock, at the Horse suction Lot
near the Gas Works, to two Omnibusesswith Harness
complete. fine large family ses, Buggy and Hsr-
ness, and one large Mule
jv l9---tt THOS w kEESEG. AVE-. =
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1A9994Mh CAekH..~ konshee 90 4oa.
~ Dtee.ss Caseh Furnished NTH aG1e.osa, g !,
i. ~ ~ ~ seIe ~ buLkLIT = CO,
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MARINE NEWS
SPECIAL NOTICES.

CT RELIGIOUS Noiice.-Therc will be NO
service in the ID Presbyterian church, TO-MOh
ROW morning, at II O'clock; but there will Do
o,cIock jy l9--lt"
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r. Rev. w. j. Petisrew having. return.
SUNDAY, at ii O'Clock, A. M. jy l9--lt*
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(sEOkGE N. WAIST, Nos. 3 ana b kx-
~ chance Place, offers for sale this day:
HAMPERS New Monthly Masszine for fusus.--
single copies 25c.; yearly subscription, II paid IN
advance, ~ 81.
ROBERT GRAHAM. sequel to LINDA By NM
Hsniz, nav edition. Paper Is Cts csofh ".
The ORPHAN SISTERS. By Mn Msrsh. sc
THE MARTINS OF GRO MARTIN By Charles
Lever, author OF "Chsriss " Mslisy," he. &c
CoLTON'S MAP OF VIRGINIA; new edition
RICHMOND IN BY-9oNE DAYS u.
N Bel will have ready for sale in few day. the
"LA6T OF THE FOkkaTEHS, Or HuHors u the
Bo. der story Of the old Virginia Fronsis By Js,n
Esten Cooke, 6f Richmond. authot Of virginia Co
Orders shouid be addressed 70
MUMk CHEK4lNla NkWs fUlt TINS
lv1 LAOIks--by calling st NJ EZEkIEL'S Chesp
Store, No Is Main ssxeet naxt doer u T.. T. W1its :
" epen On Monday morniue trsmendous isffs
let Of French Jaeoness and Lawna, OfsandisS 3eeos
the most eAqsiste styles all worth hom . 70 ~ en
and VIII b rus 81 - from nisepenss 20 oAe san
Tins the yard only.
Ny cussonsss shosld net fall mshins carly tnfs-
on Monday morning an1 secure dress before tss
hsnasomese aeleeeA. lokhsr xoods wili ee se'a
81 cheap, II the anrne pfopDstion
Call and axau1tne tos youSs.lvse, a1d yon may -
essnr.l thas yoa will nos - disappsinssd N qsaAJ
II y --Omnibuasss win leave Roekstss md eseon
Qaast<r Branch evsry hall hoar, q ce.ysy pssss
eoss 70 ny s4ose N. EZEkfHL.
jylS No Is Msis q
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- Fob KENT large and com 0rlable
81 rooms lin one foor) and Kitchen, which 10
4 COON tenant viii be let at the moderate rent of
be- added. Possession given immeda, ely. Enquire
1t /. L. Wells. 50 Ma st,
ivla Mansiou House.
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Otto ---JOHN w. COSBY having
tranferred and assigned me, for the benefit Of
his creditors ell debts and claims due or sccruDg to
him by kond. bill, note open account or otherwise
h-reby require all persons owing such debts claims
to make immediate payment to me- longer indul.
gence cannot be given.
iy 10 ALEX. GARRETT Truaye
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WANTED.-T0h hire for the balance or the
w yeak few able. bodied NEGROES, for sur.
face operdions, at the Coke Mines
my Its JOHN j. WERTH AGENT
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MARIA HICKS.
SAVINGS INSTITUTIONS

mENRICO SAVINGS B1NK..-Oiiics ss
Il the store Of Smith, Rhodes Co. No. p Pearl
street, Richmond, We. where aeposites win be re-
eeived, which an interest Of SIX PER CENT. will
be paid on oil sums Remaining ON dsposs six month";
Of longer. and five per cent. for shs,tsr period
EH RHopss. Treasr. nv a-sm
M ETnOPOLiTAN SAVINGS BANK :.
lvl The METROPOLITAN SAVINGS BANK.
chartered by the Lesisature receives depostes upon
which interest is allowed It the rate Of per cent il
remaining nix months, per cent. for less time.
~ Office ct the store Of Messrs Dsndndge
Hart. GEORGE l. HERRING, Pres't
J. s.m 1 Ma g. q P4 oasseeT s ssss
4 sONlTE KCIAl. SAVINGS HANfA-sCbnr
~ tered b. the Legislature of virginia Deeembcr
18th, 1s53-Capital, $50, 90 This 1nstitution
sgs. On wnsa paid = 81 :
WM. q. PAINE, Pendent
NH IS HENRY W va ouAaI Leafs; Treasurer
VItHR virginia SAVINGS HANK,
chartered BY the Legislature of the State, Is now
prepared 70 deposits Of money Of any amount
iutersst on an .ams remaiusna on posi-. liz months
Deposits may be- made with the Treasurer, TB.
.ns o. vi. e z s
SAMUEL s. COTTRELL. Prssidsns
T. B. sTARKEs Treasurer.
fs2l G.. WALTHALL4 Secretary.
uICKORY: HICKORY :--l have just
i received . lot OF very superior Northern HlCk-
DRY all thickness to which invite tn. attention Of
carnage makers and machipists. Its the best lot
have ever seen in this market.
EDW'D Z. DUDLEY.
jyis 18th It.. betw. Main and Franklin sta
CSroS 1S SASENf sSS s sIfEs X CO ss'e
NEAT BAHGAlNs in plnin, detled
NJ and checked swiss and Nansook Muslins, Tam
brics, Jaconets and Lawns, are offered at
J.& M. KUsENEAUMS,
jv1a Cheap DRY goods store. 1873 Broad ct.
u --PIaiu, satin striped aHd
- Flowered, we are selling very cheap to close the
JkM N. ROsENBAUM,
" 10 l99 Broad street.
MAASkJLLkS and lsancA sser GouSter.
w panes Jasus Diaper. Dimty ard Furniture Prints
large stock ON hand and for sale very chsar, by
!. 4 NJ. RO5ENBAUM
tyI9 100 BROAD street
(,AKDkN SEEDS FOX JULY.--In IaiS
N the following Seeds may be so@n: Cabbage. COLI
worts, Radish, Turnips Beans, Beets. Celery In
dive, Peas, Cress and Cucumber.
Always on hand, fnl supply Of fresh and genuine
~ 10 x62 Mssn st.
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n AkMORY X. L. 1. BLUES,
- Richmond, July Ia.
hi The Company will parade on SATURDAY EVE
W MING at O'Clock, their Armory in full dress,
SUMMER UNIFORM and Cloth Cap and rOmpon.
CT-Sergeants will SUNNI on their squads.
By order of Capt. Patton
iyIS-n c. CRUMP, I'd Sers't
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XfALUABi.k NAN SERVANT FOX SALE
-he has been engaged ss dining room servant.
pacity he has had considerable experience, and been
very much confdsd in. He could. however, easily
various other branches Of service He il about
Is years old has had only owners and 10 mos now
sold for his FAULTS he il believed to be honest sober
and tractabls. A purchaser In Richmond preferred
but mot insisted on Enquire ct TATE'B JAIL.
.v1 "a q
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NEBRASKA appears 10 be filling mp WIN ia'se
bodies u emigranss, mostly young men. Iney 90
with the plough and the axe in hand. ana MOI
Shapes rides This may account for the peace
able and secure settlement of the territory. IN
such striking contrast to Kansas, which was com
menccd with swagger and violence ana has con-
timed with trouble and outrage ever since.
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- FOX kENT-Amd possessfen eiven
Fl Immediately, ono of tbs most convenient houses
- for medium size family In the city, Marshall
street. between 4th and 9Th str. nearly opposite St.
James Church. convenient to bueiness and market =
There are six rooms; gas through the house bells
from the different rooms; bath room mp stairs, with
warm and cold water shower bath, he; cooking
range, with all necessary lsppendses enabling one
servant do the work Of two ample closets, store
$3.50 with the uss of handsome glass chandelier
and other gas fixtures. Apply next door, TO Mn
VIM. Evans. ~ 19-eodSt
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Weas,s 8 6 Dene I


n. Esssern war has enls1 he Mussssitss
a. 7sus ars leaving ~ Cslnea the Cranpn0
brsese has blown over; - KAnsas war b q =
p,oaed hunbus; o. Brooks affair has ssen
pumped dry. and the Union fefasests b dissotvea.
The grand question now is--whass 70 be done tnls
summers what excislae topic, worthy Of the dog
davs II 70 d bsueched next II WI be Impossible %
ret throssh he hoe and dreery mouths stIll rsais
inr ,vfthout anna new and dramatic horror, upon
,he ,poss Grand and thrilling scale We 20 accus
tomed % exctenen,s. that they can't be dispensed
win. We must have our morning biiters, midday
today aud tam o'clock nightcap, or the syatem
rms do,vr, Cant somebody invent French and
spanish alliance against the United sssses =
gsnpowder plot to blow up Frank Piefce w
lcss something II done In grand, nasionAi wy,
people will have to betake Themselves 70 p''s.ss
gossip social strife, and all manner OF uncnA''s'
bleness. In order to keep their spirits up.
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WA 4 Il D---Imaedlateiy, a white we
w man, who 10 an excellent cook, washer and
ironer. a German woman preferred. Satisfactory
references to character and qualifications required
One who can como we'll recommended will obtain 4
good situation. Apply at this Office jy 12-ts
XNANTED---I wish to hire for the hal.
w ance of the year, colored MAN of good char
acter, to act a. porter in my store.
jv 2-ts ALFRED MOSES.
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- FOX PHILADELPHIAy via
E8 CITY POINT AND NORFOLK
GI1akR The A No. Steamship rENNSYL-
81 WANNA, Capt. d. Teal. il now ready
to recel.e Freight, and will leave on WEDNESDAY,
July 2Sd, at 8 O'Clock A. NJ.
For freight passage, having superior accommoda-
lions, apply to II. +. FUTILE,
jy I9-4t Reck efts
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q - /. u. u. f. fhe members Of X.
N/e celsior Encampment, NO. u, |. q. o. r..
X will meet at the Hail THIS EVENING"
SATURDAY, the 10Th inst, at O'Clock
+ y to attend the funeral of our deceased
member, r., RaBxRT GRAHAM
The members of Nelson Encampment, No. z, are
requested to unite Us with the occasion.
BY order of the r.
iy 1o---lt* M SEAlERg gcr;h>
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WANTS.

WANTED - ATlON-As Book
w Keeper, in a wholesala grocery or commission
house, by gentleman perfectly competent TO take
charge Of books. and who has been engaged In the
commission busness, and has an extensive acquaint-
anoe throughout Western Virginia. The best OF ref
erences given. A fins addressed to M and left with
Messrs. John A. Lancaster Son, will meet with
prom t attention. iy l8-St*
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Opposite the Pest Office.
81 have In my employ celebrated FRESCO
PAINTER. Should my patrons, or the public gen.
they wish to have done really beautifulsuch a. the
Decorating of Ceilings Sidewalks Parlor Floors
for particular OCCASIONS whether in Oil or otherwise
fatter myself to be able both az regards prizes and
workmanship, to please the most fastidious. s
ie A-lm
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SEWILK,N Fla l. L. b Il & BAKING
~ fOWDERS.-The success of this preparation 10
unprecedented. Every housekeeper uses it, and It
always gives entire satisfaction because it fails
Il comes entirely up to the mark Put up in cans 1t
70 cent?. 81 cents and one dollar box. "a
8 P. SEMPLE, Manufacturer.
iv 10 M 9lz ~ ain IL :
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MATRIMONIAI..

A YOUNG WIDOW LADY OF HIGHLY RESPECTABLE
IA connections and consdered toersbly good looking ard
amabe would he pleased 70 open correspondents Nth
gentleman Of Intelligence between Is and N
gent appsssnce and agreeable a. the
possessed 81 sufcieDcy 81 the needfu n render
Broadway Post Office.
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1
| NEW YORK HERALD AND MACEENzIEs MANrn-
e sos .ss 8. = s ,es {,
Ss Ss S y In
The zulslha,n new and mos, recherche manta Of the
w 4. os%sd Ss
r o ns cs sE ali
zassa ne he hsrsa beauty ~Aa.s nam. sesI:
.Tss I.sr.aas. ,iess WIN he za-Is = Sssa,y
TORN The back slightly pointed and he trimming Is the
m. c!1.s named y homo, q ne A. famed p,%.
The material back velvet and Se Ti@mns sSip@. ACE
SSs clsn nc and "A Rsns dEoo..s cloak. are Soh
s:mpcsed o. black beaver cloth but differing the sy Of
The .fppsnsl Beauty. cssh closk, is trimmed With
arnSed With hood rom he lower edge q .hieS dspends
Of dangling buttons that and fro with the ashsss
n: Mar = 20, ns sS;
and can sppIcpraisly De worn with mourning;
opinion q The Herald in reference 10 his style and variety
Gooas and invites pcrsnns inspection Of The same at The
ss'' A''i L. Sfss hsGssT \
new invoice
LINEN DAMAsK TABLE CLOTHS,
CLOTH SAyxIss.
sH's,lsG IS, sn.r n..,. =,
yusibe cold immedaseiy on account 81 The manu.~.
.sits aaay sacrnce. G. q. HOOK,
su3 BroAAwAyf
0,vsryr. o,v,p =, vo.xr ,vn rs,v1,
4 A T. STEWART a 60 VIII open on Monday. Deosm.
Rich printed 'ai''0- h sr,.. ,,ns,A.
asi 50 each
sarony plald.,
500 pieces Of Lupn's
rREScH xKRISos.
at - and - per yard.
~ cases pointed mousehne dclAines,
ta new pssiernsl,
Embroidered collars.
with ties. -.
~ -,,,..-. 49,. = snu - raen.
" '''' - '''' Poke, handkerchief,
ooon.,x mes and g. esen.
GOOD sfLss
Aus per yhu- a. =.
&c, &c NC.
pAMsiAr FANcl oVvDS.-hhNrSI snbAIlsh
- W - Easeau street. 49, receivcn rom fsre lAras
sss'smsn' " Ehcy n Ec,sem.nnsea -
le' ana veNe' ornaments, renen p~ieaewery. 90
DAw SILKS,
II One yard wide; FIRST quality, at u. per yard.
ARNOLD, CONSTABLE A 90.
az Canal street near Broadway.
DEAL IRISH pOPTIrS,
III In Maid
and plain coors.
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CENiT's BAZAAR si3 BROADWAY ST. yrcuor. 40
VI Heie.-Misses' eloahing depafment-A fresh ...cr,
ment Of misses dresses brsei and
paeos, walking oas s,cts ard hasqpss tiseiher with W..
der wear consisting Of nanne ehroerei s,rta cs ana
ebtoNeren 80 drawers All Abds has iut been received