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JAMES RoBp, ESQ. Much Of the
space Of toe city press have been o
late. occupied with the viudration d
this gentleman, in regard to his bust
ness connection with The Nashville
and Great Northern Railroad. which
were strougely attacked some days
s'acs, in 4 publication made by sever,
q members Of the present Board Of
Directors Of the Company. These
changes were of grae4 nature and
created not only much surprise, but,
W may add, pain throughout. the com
mun;'y. where Mr. Robb, is 40 mi.
versa''y respected and known a. The
chief originator, and most influential
advocate Of tho construction Of tho
road.
The New Orleans Courier Of Satur.
day speaks thusi
However much some Of our citizens
may have differed and still continues
TO differ with Mr.. Robb, a. to portions
OF bio views ~ to Internal Improve
ments, and tho means to be adopted
TO carry them out. few, venture to
as'ert. have been disposed to doubt
that he wss animated BY lofty and dis.
interested feelings, in what he either,
proposed or assisted in executing. and
the expression Of general qualification
q the success with which he has vid-
s'oated his conduct, proves that he
be- IN enviable place in the estimation
Of biz fellow citizens.
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EN The Kpickerbocker for April

|
tells the following story
"The sermon in our FEBRUARY mum
Der has recalled to nm Alton (fll) cor
respondent one which was precbed ia
Tennessee by Baptist minister
When drawing near ibs close he said
Erea,her'og. ! am mn hos'lrr. md
must curry these horses before leave
Here ia this high bloo'led Episcopal
an horse--s SOC what n high be,d he car
fies, and how back his coat is, and
s,ft ss silk but bell kick If you touch,
him On his lifapy orprayers WHOM,
sir, Who'll Here ia an old sober Method
isl horse Whoa old fellow Just
slip away his love fras's ann c1ass
meetings. and hen kick ,iIl he falls :
Whoa YOU old sh"uter WHOM Nh
here is the horse TINT is ready to kick
at all times don't % near his cofess-
ionnl or ptnance: Whoa Mr. Pope :
how beautiful his t,iprngs are Ibis
suplioe and o,ltre Whoa' sir, WHOM
and so he went ON through the various
denominations. When he was nearly
through, nm old Methodist gentleman,
we'll known in the rlace offered his
services to conclude, wl,ioh were readi-
W aocepted He spi1 "Frenls. I
hav"jesrned this morning how to dress
down horses, md. as the brother has
passed two Of them, will take upon
myself !" finis|, the work. Hero Is an
animal thai is peihe, one the other
lie is ireaeheto,,s and uncertain you
cannot trust bim-he' II kick his best
friend for controversy. Whom mule,
whoa See, brethern, how he kicks:
Whoa you old Cam bel1ite = who !
Here, friends. is mn animal that is so
he will not let me in his stall
10 eat from l;a trough he il so stub
born that he will us' go where a pro
thet wished him. he IS so hard mouth
ed. tbat Sampson used lis jmw as
weapon Of war aealust the Ph'is''nes
WHOM ynu close communion Baptist,
whoa DO You call me an ossl ex-
the mff';s'cr, jumping up =
Whoa continued his tor,neu'or, see
MN kick, whoa Hold him. friends
whoa and thus tho old gentleman
vent on the minister raA'lug mean.
inc, until be got ont Of the church. -
The congregation unanimously agreed
hat they had never seen an ass so
'curried before -
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Veau Slori1ag GOOdS.

HAVE now in stoe beautiful seIec.
i ton Of New Spring Dress Goods, con-
sisting Of Rich FIounced Barrages, Grena-
dimes. Silk Tissues, Organdus, Jsckonets,
Lawns, and Printed Linens-whife good.
Of all kinds, together with a full line Of
Staple goods Of all kinds--to which /
would respectfully invite the attention Of
the public generally.
mar25. w y. PHILLIPS
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Thar QsAotp.-fnrEatAL Ezra

THAr VaAots.--1nrEaiAL Extra
vAoAros AkD FoLLY--Tbe prosecution
Of the magnificent silve, GRADED offer.
ed by the city II Park for the imper-
ial infant on the 12th u1t.. at the Tuil.
lefies. II was subsequently, exhibited
10 the public for two dsys At the Hotel
lie Wills. The crsdls. ~ has been
already mentioned, il in the form oil
ship, as being the prominent figure
10 the arms Of Paris. Al the PROV
an eagle is p'"ced with his wings half
out.pread, while a, the poop is a figure
representing the city Of Paris, covered
with robe Of gold, and its arms Of
Of silver, raised above Is head. sup
port the Imperial c'ows. Az the feet
Of the statue two son de'ties regard the
Graded with protecting look, and be-
low. at each corner, winged syrens Of
silver twine in numerous spirals the
folds of their tails, formed of scales
enambled With various colors. On
tho sides Of The cradel four medaliops
Of blue enamel represent In gay bues
the cardinal virtues Of peace-Force.
Vigilance. Prudence. and Justice. =
Between each medallion are 10 be
seen Tho initinls. IN. e." The ma
terials used in the construction of tbi,
rich and beautiful work Of art are rose
wood, gold, enamel, and oxydized Sill
yer, and the effect produced il most
exquisite, rejecting the greatest cred
it on tho house Of Fromeut Meurice,
to which the superintendence Of the
whole was intr,s,ed.
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COUNSEL AT lIAvANA.-The Jack.
scn Mis.issipp;an learns that the ar
pointment Of Consul At Havana, de.
e'ioed BY the lion. o. r. Singleton,
Of Mississippi. has been rendered to
Capt. A. n. blythe. Of Yallobu.ha
county, IN that Stats, Democratic can
didate for Presidential Eleotor for the
State At large.
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a S,MrLE CumE ron Eruxpsy-
Tho Pic"jun Of Fridry contain, a
paragraph. which !, Translation from
. French journal 'JLa Normandie. !"
published At Rowen. in which oit is
stated that black silk handkerchief
Or cravat thrown over tho faco Of the
sufferer is Id immediate remedy for
sn epileptio fit. It adds that an in.
stance u related in late Paris Jour.
nal where = young man passing along
tho street was suddenly attacked by
epilepsy. accompanied BY tho most VI
client commissions. A person passing
BY took Off his black silk cravat and
covered the sufferers faco with it,
Tho effect was immediate, a thick ya.
por from tho mans mouth lifted up
the cravat, and in short time be rose
Up ~ If awakened from sound sleep.
Those who have witnessed the dread
fal saheriogs Of people laboriog under
spilept;s< 6ts will BE- glad to have it in
their power % try % simple and won.
dszfal remedy. F.,
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Tho ,rue woman, for whose smbi
ton II husbands love and her child.
'en's hdor"t'"n are sufficient who ~.
| plies her military instincts to the dis
rip'ine Of her household, aud whose
Legislative faculties exercise themsel
vcs in making laws for her nursery
whose intellect has field enough in
communion with her husband and
whose heart asks no other bonors than
his love and admiration; woman
who doesnot think it. n weakness to
attend 10 her toilet. aud who does not
di dau to DC beautiful; who believes
in 'hc virtue Of gloss, hair, md we'll
ii'lng gowns, and c@.:hsws rents and
rage'cd edg"s, sl'psIod shoes. and au
dncious makc-ups; a woman who
speaks low and does not speak much !;
who i, pa'ien, md gentle. intellectual
and industrious; who loves more than
reasons. and yet does not lose blindly
who never fcolds and rarely argues,
but who adjusts with 4 emile; = wo.
man who il tho wife We have all
dreamed Of once in our lives. and who
is The mother We still worship 10 the
backward distance Of the past such
woman as this does more for human
nature, and moro for womans cause
tb.n all the captains, barri.ters, jod.
ge., and members Of Parliament
God given and God blessed - she isl
Dickens.
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To- Here is a sentiment as bcauti.
ful as it is just -" He who forgets
the fountain from which he drank, and
the tree under whose shade he gambol-
cd in The days Of his youth is a stranger
to the sweetest impression Of the hu
man heart.
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Dress Trim m imgsi

WILL be- opened this morning a
w beautiful assortment oflsAics dress trim
fnngs ~ The lstrst paris style. Sash md Bopne /
Ribbons. At the PHhADELpHiA Omar CASH sross,
Dar25 IT, Lafayette Street
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MouNT vEanon.-.John A. Wash.
ingtou, Esq. the proprietor Of Mount
Vernon, has written letter TO Mrs.
Maria 8. Woford. Of South Carolina,
10 which he announces briefly, but
positively, that the place is not for
sale.
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French Manfl1lns.

THE Indies nre invites ~ examine our
beautiful assortment o. french imported
Spring Mahtitlss, u the Infect anA Nepst fashion.
ab'e styles. purchased of the importers In N York
~ the assortment il not very large, the ladies
would d. well 10 oall eAriy~-at the
PHILADELPHIA CHEAt CASH s2n.v,
tnarWN. Lafayette Street
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Gre@t r~riefX
MILLINERY Il FANCY GOODS
~ 4 q ksfe,Rp

LAFAYETTE NTREET.
M ADAME r. MAINE, ealI.tb attention ~ tho
iIl ladies Of East and West Ba ton Kopve, to tho
Tact, III shs has now, a very large and varied
stock ofFANCY NpODs. enbrsc NJ nearly every
article asked for in this line Her stock has been
selected with great care Is fresh and IL s.,iona bie
She ia determined 10 sell &ta low figure fos cash
mnrZ5ltn
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" We are gra.iiicd to announce

"We arc graificd to announce
the arrival in our city Of Elder b. r.
Henderson, the distinguished and clio.
qucnt pastor Of The "Chri,t;an" Church
at Louisville. Ky. 1t is bis first visit
to New Orleans, and grea. desire j.
felt to hear him. We arc requested
to say That he will preach on Saturday
evening, Sunday morning. and Sunday
evening, at the church corner Of Camp
and Me|pomcnc sireet.-Picoyune.
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U"No man" says Mrs. Parting
ton, was better able 10 Judge Of pork
than my poor husband was when he
was a living mamie knew what good
hogs we're, for he had been brought
up among em from his childhood"
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Hem Aoufrtisfmrnts.

llAGON ! RAGON.--,o Cssk. u,e,, side.
- Casks y in Hams; ~ Tiere.s eenvsss.d
sugar onfed Hams. Just received md Tor sale 10
fhs trade on acccnnod .ting terms
"p's JOSHUA BEAL
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Among the Late Arrivals
Or Nkw GOob. At THE

Philadelphia Cheap Cash store,
WILL be found beautiful new STYLE
" Paris Hsreees Flrunted rohe., very cheap.
large assortment. II M TN Dnrn.sk Tsbje CIcths
ana Napkins very superior 1unli'y ~ GENTS lin.
en- Cnnh,ic handkerchief afew pieces of super
white linen drill. For saIe nj the
PARLIAMENTARY CHsAr CAsH Srssr,
may25W. Lafayette Street
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q Another case Of poisoning by
strychnine has occasioned another ex.
c'temcnt in England. The affair &C.
Cured at Leeds, and the victim was
Mrs. Harriet Dove, the wife of gen
tleman Of Independent means, who
has been taken into custody on sus-
picion Of being the guilty person.
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Needle Work EmbrOidcr ics.
A MOTHER lot II those rhenp en-
N bvctderys. Just received per s,ssmer Ca.
hawbs, from New York Auotion-~at the
PHtLApKLSBiA CHEAp CAsH Hross
Lafayette Street
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Fresh Spring Goods.

A FEW Sets Cottage Furniture complete with
n Amorous. ALSV ~ Doc. Split Bottom.d
Chairs. an Assortment o. those superior Buck
Cooking Stoves. Mahogany Bedsfeads, Tete and
Tetes. Rocking and Easy Chairs. Cane and
wookseat office Chairs &c. ut the Furnishing
Ware Rooms Of Iaps1 PIPER 1 co.
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The citizens Of Augusta Georgia,
have voted to take $500, 900 Of the
stoak Of the savaapa Valley Rsi]road.
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R Gov. Wells has appointed
Thursday next, the 18th inst. to be
observed Is day oftasting 10 Maine.
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TIE BtRrH DAY Or llgnRv CtAv.-
The celebration Of the laying Of the
corner stone Of the Monument erect
ed TO the memory Of Henry Clay, came
of, On Saturday last 10 N. o. The Ger
emcnies were performed by the Mas
opic Fraternity, and from all accounts
given. the whole affair vas given on
= grand scale and worthy Of The name
Of The illu,ttiou, patriot.
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ru Esvv UnOyrNn cs1,srw

ana W""'.--fhe yonng Ameries Mills s,A
running every "sher day. Consumers eraer jsx
Hsf o. neal w""'h 10 we'll 70 secnve that which
- fresh ard sweet by purchasing II
ApIS JOSHUA REAL,
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BATON ROUoE,:uAPRfL is, 1856.

~ rhe editor Of This paper h absent
attending tho bedside Of hi. mother. in
vicksbdtg. tMiss4J whc |. ~ seriously
afflicted AL to leave scarcely hope cf re-
covery. In The meantime We ask the in
d0lgsnee II ths intell,eeat ara cons'letase
reader and hope that IN a few days he will
return to his post, and make amend honor
able for the like Of attention TO The columns
II the Comet.
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THE EVENING STAR,
OFFICIAL.
TREASURY DEPART

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, May %, 1885.
Notice Is hereby given to the holders Of the
stock issued pursuant to the act Of Congress Of
I'D July, 1sis, that such stock IL rsdesmable by
its terms and will be paid at the Treasury on the
surrender Of the certificates thereof, on the 18th
Of November next, when interest thereon will
cease.
This department will continue to purchase such
stock prior to said day Of redemption, and will
pay therefor the following premium, in addition
to the interest accrued to the day Of purchase,
with one days interest for the money to reach
, the vendor:
On such stock received at the Treasury between
the LIST day Of June and the 3lst day Of July, in
elusive, ons-hah Of one per cent on the amounts
specified in the certificates;
On such stock received between the 1st and 31st
days Of August, ons-fourth Of one per cent;
And on such stock received after the 3lst day Of
August, the interest accrued thereon, and one
days additional interest only, viii be paid.
Certificates Of such stock transmitted under
this notice must be duly assigned to the United
States by the party entitled to receive the pur-
chase money; and when sent prior to the 1st July
the current half years interest mu { also be as
signed by the present stakeholder, otherwise such
interest Will be payable as heretofore.
And notice is further given to holders Of other
stocks Of the United States that this department
will purchase the same between the 1st day of
June and the lst day Of December next, unless
the sum Of 81 500 600 shah be previously obtained,
and will pay for the same, in addition to the IN.
terest accrued from the day Of the last dividend
Of interest," and one days additional interest for
the money to reach the vendor the following rates
Of premium:
On stock Of the loan Of 1919, premium Of 10
per cent;
On stock Of the loans Of lSi7 and ls4s premium
OF Is per cent;
And on stock issued under the act Of 9th Sep
tember, 1880, commonly called Texan indemnity
stock, premium Of per cent.
Certificates transmitted under this notice should
be duly assigned to the United States by the par.
ty entitled to receive the money; and II sent pre-
vious to the 1st July, the current half-year's in
terest must also be assigned by the present stock
holder otherwise the interest for the half year to
4 that day will be payable to him as heretofore.
Il Payment for all the foregoing stocks will be
made by drafts on the assistant treasurers at Bos.
4 ton, New York, or Philadelphia, as the parties
eotItled to receive the money may direct.
JAMES GUTHRIE,
4 m m2s-dtl2Nov Secretary Of the Treasury.
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AN INCIDENT ON NORTH RIVER Boar
The other evening, on one Of the night boa 5
from New York for Albany, Louis Pillsbury,
the popular superintendent Of our model Pen
itentiary, was Gnwittingly made the 'observ-
ed Of all observer" owing to jest perpetra
ted at his expense by that redOubtable cham
pion of sour suffering sisters in Kansas, q"
Counsellor Pepper The latter seeing Louis
on board, busily engaged himself ('tis the
way in which Kansas murders are got up by
his dark political associstes) among the pas
sengers, pointing him out to them as an unfor-
tunate young gentleman who had " been SEN
tence to the Albany Penitentiary for three
years." Louis couldn't conceive yhy 40
many of the male passengers on board so Of
ten passed and re passed, gazing at him so in
quisitively. All the old ladies on board re- ad-
justed their spectacles, and leyelled again and
again another sympathiIing game at him !;
while the young women voted that it was not
only pity, but a shame. that such "nice
young man with such a nice moustache,"
should be sentenced TO such an ugly place; and
Tor some time they discussed among them
selves the feasibility Of several plans where
by they might effect his escape. They could
not put any of their Landslide plans into exc
cution, however, because one of the Peniten-
tiary officers, who was in company, stuck 50
close to him. Louis has just found out why
they all looked az hiI so inquisitively and
sympathetically. Albany Atlas and ArgH,.
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TO LOVERS Of THE DANCE!
OLD FRANKLIN IN THE FIELD AGAIN
Grand Excursion,

TTNHE FIR rankin FIR E COM PA N Y
Il respectfully announce to their sN-a =
friends and the public that they
have made the necessary arrangements fora
GRAND EXCURSION AND PIC MIC
to the White House Pavilion,
on WEDNESDAY, August 6th 1856.
The liberal patronage heretofore bestowed, In.
spires them with renewed energy; and the COM
pany promise this TO be the recherche excursion
Of the season.
The boat will leave Georgetown at : O'Clock
a m, Washington sK, Navy Yard 9k and Alex.
andria 10. Afternoon-willle leave Washington al
2, Navy Yard at2K, ard Alexandria at 8, p. m.
Comnittse Of Arrangements
Robt f Doyle, VIM Fanning,
John Coumbs. G II Crossfeld,
Milton Clarke, G. Leaman,
VIM Beardsley, John B Medley,
Conrad Finkman, PNewman,
ID Driscol, h knight.
Floor Managers.
William l. Jones, William VI PAYNE,
l. X Thomas, William Stansbury.
jy y23-26&Aug1,5
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EXCURSIONS, &c.
PLEASANT TRIP TO PINEY POINT AND
BLACKIsTONE'S PAVILION.

A I The REQUEST OF NUMBER OF
"A gentlemen, the swift steamer SKh
GEORGE WASHINGTON will Esesls
leave Washington on SATURDAY, July Do 8th, at
o'clocf, m, and Alexandria at 3x, arriving
at piney Point at 10K p. m returning, leave the
Point ON Monday at P. m thus giving passen-
gers two days at the Point with the loss Of only
one business day. This trip Is well suited for
Members Of Congress and others who can spare
but little time from business. You can have a
view Of the noble Potomac seer cry for sixty miles
by daylight Col. Dix will room and board the
passesges for 81 50 per day, with fine Bathing
and plenty Of all the delicacies Of the season.
DWm. Coke will furnish meals on the boat.
Pass ge on the boat, round trip tickets to and
from Piney Point, THREE DOLLARS; single
trip tickets to or from Piney Point, 50 so Tick
cts can be had Of Geo & Thos Parker & Co, or
on the boat.
IL The boat will stop at Marbury's wharf at
P. m for passengers going from that place, and
will land at Blackistone's Pavilion going and
returning.
Coaches leav Browns Hotel and Kirkwood
House at 2x for the boat
The boat will make trip to Point Look out.
jy22-5t JOB CORSON, Captain.
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HIGHLY INrELLIGENr.-A late English pc
riodical contains a review Of " Audubon, the
Naturalist, in the New World: his Adventures
and Discoveries By Mrs Horace ST. John, {"
in which the book is stated to /" describe his
wonderful career and wanderings among lakes,
forests, and prairies, E" his life in the Wild
est solitudes, F" /" bis escapes from earthquakes,
hurricanes, and assassins," during his expl0-
rations-we quote literally" Of the terrific
ries Of Kentucky, Virginia, the banks Of the
Ohio and Mississippi, Louisiana, PAilaasI e
phia, and the Floridas!"
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REMOVAL.

nR. MUNSON HAS TAKEN AND FITTED
II up the house formerly occupied
by Major Robert Keyworth, No. 33s
Pennsylvania avenue, and Is now&llYD
ready to fulfil his old engagements and make new
ones. Dr. nj. Is still making those beautiful
continuous Gum Teeth, called Aliens Patent for
the excellency Of which over all other STYLES Of
teeth, many now wearing them in this city, will
cheerfullv vouch. There is one Dentist in this
city who has been infringing the patent, and
made a bad imitation Of II, against whom here
by caution the public
N. b. Whenever Dentist speaks against
Aliens Patent Continuous Gum Teeth, when
properly constructed It is because he is ignorant
OF the process, incomr etent to make the work or
is unwilling to pay for the patent.
DR.. nj. Is now extracting teeth without pain by
new and perfectly safe process.
References as In former advertisement. jel6-tf
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MEDICAL CARD.

DR. II. PERABEAU, GERMAN HOMEO-
II pathic physician, has the honor to offer his
services to the Inhabitants Of Washington and
vicinity.
Once and Residence on l street, No. 1888, be-
tween 2Oth and 21st streets
NJ. B-Homeophathic medicines for sale, which
the Doctor prepares himself with the greatest
care, for Fever and Ague, for Bilious and Bowel
complaints, &c, &c. m 16-3m
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MARBLE AND BROWN STONE WORKS,
Pa. avsxus, betresn 18th and 19th streets.
VINHE UNDERSIGNED KEEPS ON HAND
Il and makes to order on the most reasonable
terms ms-MONUMENTS, TONES, GRAVE
BILE, and ENCAUSTIC TILES for Flooring
Also, all kinds Of plain and ornamental Marble
and Brown Stone Work for building purposes
executed with promptness, and at as low prices
as can be had elsewhere.
an 10-eolV H. PARRY
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BAJOU's KID AND OTHER GLOVES

mo. H. SMOOT, No. 119 BRID6 Z STREET,
y Georgetown, has received, from New=r
York, ladies Bajou's KID LOVES ,h1MD
white, black and colored; gents. do do ;lllil4lhI
ladies and gents. Jaffeta Silk and Lisle w "
Thread Gloves. Also. a first rate assortment of
bleached and brown Cotton Hose, all qualities
bleached, brown and fancy Half Hose; misses
and boys' Hose and Half Hose.
Particular attention being paid to keeping a
good assortment Of the very best makes Of the
above goods, purchasers may depend upon get
ting good article as cheap as the same quality
can be bought elsewhere.
m1-tr JOHN H. SMOOT.
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T EVER'S NEW NOvEL-MARTlNs OF
IL Cro' Martin, by Charles Lever 62k cents.
Helen Lincoln, a tale, by Carrie CaprOn; 75c.
History Of the American Bible Society, by w
T. strickland, d. ID with an Introduction by DR..
Rice, OF Cincinnati; 81 so
Just published and for sale at
TAYLOR d MAURY'S
ty l2-n Bookstore, near 9th street.
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ces, Bonnet Boxes, new style; Carpet Bags Of sll
styles and qualities Also, general assortment
Of Ladies', Cents, Boys, and Misses Shoes, all
colors and stiles: All wishing to purchase any
Of the above articles will find II to their advan
tage to examine my stock before purchasing else
where Call at 8. p. HOOVER'S,
Iron Hall Penn. ave-, bet. 9th and 10th
Jy2 streets.