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NEW MILLINERY ROOMS

'ETW3'I H'Il7NI 7''T y IT HtII5 sSlITd
NlEs GREGG wuull call the attention Of the ladies'
" and all, to her vol ttted up Millinery Rooms
over Mr.. W. Mls' store, opposite the Bsnk Ottawa,
where she will hc happy To meet all hcr old friends and
cusloWsTs. Having just returned from The Ig,t with
new aud b,au.Il stock u Winter noOi, she feel. cont
dent that -le please hHt old aud young with we'll
fitting Bouucts cp- Head Dresses, &c. Al brarhe, uf
Millinery attended % promptly as usupl, Dfcss Making
done ,n an It, braurh,s conducted ~ MIS- Anna Field.
good assortment of tuo uIs fashionable br-.s Trim
miug. such a- Mnr Antique, Moss. GuNuu, and the
mils4. Nov II
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Whilman'S Main St. Store.

Boots, .NLoCs. Grocerj,V, OHHers, DC,
AND YANKEE ShUsAGtS
nNr fact NOT vet generally known aud yet easily de-
~ moustrat,d IL yuu viii just drop into WhrNANs on
Main street west vi the Post Once, you will ind com
u.tr assortment Of Mem. Boys, aud Youths Boots
Ladies Misses and Children, Boot. and shoes, and
Oyerhoe. which in quality and price Is at lca. us avo
rablc 10 the purchaser can be found in the CITY.
Also nearly " quite every article usually 10 be obtain
,d In A Family Grocery, Provision aud Fruit store.
Oysters hy The can cider by the hhl or gallon san
sagcs got up thc way the Yankees do IT,
M
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VOL. XVI---NO. %.
A Rare Ornamental Tree.


Rare only because it is rarely used for or.
namental purposes II Is uncornmouly Leau-
t.inl, 0! rapid growth and hardy and easy
to tran plant froin its native woods, where 1t
abouads IA AL the States south Of latitude
81. This ,se. is f4uillariy known as tie
Sweet Num-an accidental name given u
distinguish 1t from the Sour or Black Gum,
which "a also known in the Ngw England
: >.at-s ty The name Of Pepper.dse
The sGicnt.Uc name VI Tue Sweet Gun is
| Liquid Anblr.
Both names are appropriate enough. The
tree eAUtes w.!Iie Wax. UdOril.rOus and
SOFT, which har'lens aud grows dark, solne-
What like amber, by exposure to the air.
The teG is one oil the veIy C,eanest, SO
tar As regards .nsects ana is ELECTS upon
the earth OF air where it t0uHshga mgsG
ubundantiy, with the exception Of covering
tue gIoIGI will its curious iIuit, which Is
about the size ot medium "Outton-Jal!s,"
the fru', Of the Sycamore (PtaHuS Ac1t4ea-
saLts) These balls arc iu.. oil honey.HGc
cells that contain TIE seeds, which may bo
! planted like those Of the Pine family
Michaus the author o. that great work,
the North American sylvia, spoke Of ,his
&c a. far north as Portsmouth, y. H., but
we have rarely seen il north of the City OF
New YORK. There are some native trees ia
Joaes' Wood +; it is quite abundant in New
Jersey, and especially 50 10 al the cotton.
growing States. II aDOuuGs a.sJ in Ken
tuckv, ONO, Indiana, and Southern Hi
n0i,. It IS he'd IN very iow rcpute as ! tim
Der tree for the tlrln-rs use, though 1t
wou m,.e good boards fyr many yur-
pos S.
/, is 70, shade and oruaucrta,gue that we
call attention to II, and Ia that respect it is
desc y.ns Of sp,cj., notice. /, is also Of
great value as medicinal tree. 1t is ca.
t.olnud where best known as an iualiJ.o
spcc,G- tyr al comp.a,uts VI t45 nature Of
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-. THE subscrberhavIng bough, the entire
stock oi boots aud shoes formerly owned
n new SUNNY to the former stock, which Will
max, his stock us desirable ns any in Ottawa
Thankful Tor pnst loyors, he would asnsunl take
extra care huth IN stock and Workmanship, TO nc =
,ommodnte nll his friends and customers who may
give hun cali An kinds oi booN and shoes
made to order.
Store no,c on Maia Street, opposite Cuehmaa'S
Store
Frbrnn,yl7. W. FAsu.
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Unx t.yyCH HOUSE.

IN consequence Of the large increase OF travel the om'
nhus Of the FoN River House viii again be placed up
the track on the lTth of March, and make regular
trips to aud RON the the arrival o each traln
also to aud from the Court House Square every hour or
two during the day, The Fox River House has been
thoroughly renovated for thc spring business, aud tra
yeers will Gud themselves comfortable and at home
than ever.
Stahling and yard room superior to any in town.
March l. VI. ID, SMITH.
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WILLIAM CONNCLlY

C1otLiag Establishments siie cf court House,
u ESpECrfuLLY informs the citizens Of Ottawa and
IL the public in general that he has removed his Tailor
ing Establishment aud Clothing store next door TO II. y.
Emcs Exchange Once, north side Of the Court House,
whore he viii be happy to wait his DID, and new Gus.
lie keep, hand large assortment OF Cloths,
Cassmcres and Nc,tiugs ALSO, large assortment OF
Ready Made Clothing, of his own manufacture. Also,
general o. Furnishing Goods irom the top Of
the head to the sole Of The foot Al kinds Of Garn.nts
made Ia the neatst manner by the best Of workmen
CutIug done a. usual aud warranted 10 TT II properly
malc ND. OLlaWn Doc. 20.
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New Mopr OF FINDING 4 NGRpicE-At
recent murder trial in Sacramento tic jury
disagreed and, on being sent back to tho
Jury room they put twenty flour tickets into
a hat, on twelve OF which was written
guilty" and on the other twelve mot
guilty" and "drew" for verdict, The not
guilty ones got majority. The State ,jo"-
nal hvors the idea, for the matter is settled
at once, but suggests that the drawing take
place hereafter before lial--to save expense
and trouble.
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"IIavng noticed in one OF the morning
papers, fcw days since, communication
from one ButtorHcd, containing certain in.
situations calculated to do serious damage to
my reputation, feel called upon to indis-
nantly deny every allegation therein contain
ed, and to save trouble, to deny lstly, that
| ever went TO the bail 2dly, that ever
went to the supper room 3dly, that they
did not succeed in getting the sugar chicken
away from me, for have it yet; and lastly,
in refusing to pay my share Of the carriage
hire.
ut was stipulated that the carriage hire
should not be higher than 81 head for the
ladies, and 81 each for the gents and more.
over, nothing was said at the time of the in.
tcntion of Mrs. Buttcrtield to wear whale.
bone balloon-calcd a skirt--thuS 'chousin
Mrs. Podgers and myself out Of our portion
Of our said carriage, and except for the
name of it, we might as well have gone on
foot-especialy myself. Fuller particulars
will be given whenever they are wanted. In
the meantime, ! ask a suspension of opinion
in the public mind, and trust that shall be
ready with the necessary evidence about the
time that it is determined who struck re
spectacle citizen named William Patterson
PoDGERS.
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E1v,,rs ans; l.cdic;lscs.

rates \. they boy none but the beet they always 70!
"a, highest price for cattle, nH,hs, 6c.
R,asmJ. , tl.ir me-, tGB0---.HtcyS corner.
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A decree was promulgated at the city Of
Grenada, claiming and anncxing the wholo
Mosquito territory, as sp integral portion of
Ncarasus,
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f, GRAY. W BNrl
BUSHNELL. IL GRAY,

attorneys and CouNseHors at LaV AMI Solicitors IA,
CHdHccyy,
VIYILL give their prompt attention to all busn-st con.
w hdrd IN them IN the Circuit supreme, and Federal
Courts Of this state. OigG the Bank Of Ottawa
Ottawa Dec. -, is55
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A GARD.

After the foregoing sketch had appeared il
the California papers, the following Gaze
was published
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Drugs, Pdt,t Ndicipss, Pdiuis. Oils, Furnishes
DU' NtyHy dc, ,cr.,
Re,wccn Glover A Cooks aud hcddick's Block,
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The wool clip Of Michigan last year was
e,94s, 1911 lbs, worth 81 ,0S5,3ss6o,
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Matchmaker and JU,is,-No,H .iie of Court Hous
.NyUUr-, Ot'rgH.
vYYAlCH work thoroughly done and warranted
w Clocks repaired at the shortest notice. Clocks
Watches, aud Jcwclry for sale cheap. Dee -
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ALEI,ED ". CANARLY.

(Late of &e fr7H qf Bo,iter ,e Caoayly)
CJCNsLLpR & ATrUESLY At Law,
WILL attend promptly to all professional business en-.
-rusted his care Ia the county, circuit supreme
courts also 10 the payment Of taxes, examining land IT,
es making collections and procuring land lot
soldiers, their widows oud minor heirs.
0tice IN NdHihgef's Hoet south siIe II Re co,D1
House, OttdUd, H. UNA
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q. l.. THOMPSON,

Druggist, Book',R,r and St1iiJHsr-O Ond,od, IA.
Second store in Nattmgcrs block, south side OF the
'ourt house square. yr
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Painting.
GETTY WEiV MAUk':g 4:

on Nicy's corner. E"ytt tr.i cf He court IN
ONulJ, i'ts.,h hy
wOLFOgD & FLORY.
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DANIEL LEAllY.
l.. Y. lslsls:<.s.

Boot amt Shoe WUHgfictarF,,- oitUsd, H.
on Madison north Of Glover Cooks new Block.
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IL. VI. ARTHUR, ". ID.
L. Ii. IIONT,

O1UCi, Iy,Uoiy.
ONCE at his Drug store, on L. sale stJUct,
Residence with Dr. Hard, corner Of Madison and Clin
ton streets sep i5-y
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E Com. Stockton, Charles King, and U

L. Com. Stockton, Charles King, and U.
S Senator Thomson, of New Jersey, were
among the pail bearers az the funeral of Rob-
ert l.. Stevens. As the procession was start
ing for Bergen Cemetery, says the Express !:
"A carriage drove up from the direction Of
the house and abruptly took its place as the
fifth in the line making ten coaches. The car
riage contained lady, who appeared to be in
great affliction. She was dressed in deep
mourning and was weeping bitterly. There
wore three gentlemen in the carriage also
dressed in mourning On enquiry we learned
that the lady was Madame Otto, and one of
the gentlemen her husband, Henry Otto. From
the friendship that had long existed between
Madame Otto (once a well knownopers singer
in our city, and Mr.. Stevens, attention was
earnestly directed to her by all persons present.
Her husband and herself, it is said, had en-
gagged passage for Europe in the steamer OF
this week-but in consequence Of Mr.. Stevens
increased Illness the voyage was postponed
Madame D. is said to be the possessor Of much
valuable real estate in New Jersey, the gift Of
Mr.. Stevens.
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HEAVY GUNs.-The late John c. Calhoun
said that in all future wars victories, either on
the ocean or land, must be obtained with heavy
cannon, ranging from 9 to ii inches calibre,
for our land and sea defences; and on ship
board use she'll only as an auxiliary power TO
solid shot There is much doubt in the minds
of men best acquainted with projsctiles Of
the power of she'll to penetrate a ship sides.
The conclusion, or rebound OF shell striking
the sike of a ship like the Niagara, offering a
wall of two thicknesses of 8. inch plank, and
one of live oak timber, added to extra fasen-
ings Of heavy bar iron crossing diagOnally the
latter, would we think. force il into the water,
where the explosion would be harmless.
The doubts surrounding this subject should
be Immediately disposed of by experiments
If shells are useless for sea-fghthing, Why
spend a million year in getting them up
Atb. Rntck.
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LADIES, DRESS GOODS.

LADIES' DRESS GOODS.
VOHN II. SMOOT, NO. 1le SOUTH SIDE
~ Of Bridge stseet, 6eotgetown, ID. c., has re-
siIk Robes and Rich Dress silks, spring styles
Rich Printed and plain ground Barege Robes
Rich Orgsndie and Lawn Robes
Rich best French Organdie Lawns and Jaconets
Plain and striped Barcges, all celors
Black and cold Grape de SPange and bl'k Gren-
Lupin's blk Bareges, very cheap
Bolored and white hgursd Brilliants, very neat
Small checked and rich new style Cheni Cling
hams
Black and white Organdie and Plain blk Lawns
and Ginghams
Plain mixed Ginghams for travelling dresses
Plain bright and mode coloIs NJ Gus de Laines
Rich printed Challey and Barege de LANES
Striped Gingha Lawns, and plain colored
French Cambrics
large assortment Of good quality and styles fast
colors Lawns at l21
Scotch and Lancaster 6inghaIns at 12k
Plain and Plaid Nainsook NJ uslins
Plain Null, Swiss and India do
Plaid and striped Swiss and Jacoast do.
Rich thgured and dotted do.
Jac Cambria and Cambria do.
Plain corded and India Dimity
DO pairs best English, Hoyles, Prints, at l2Xc.
ALSO
Black silk and Lace MantilIas, new styles
stella and Printed Cashmere shawls Scarfs
6rass MANILA corded, whalebone and mohair
Iooartons rich Boanst Ribbons, cheap
8 pieces Bischohs & Sempef Idean blk Silks
EMBROIDERIES In collars, sets, sleeves and
cambric and muslin strips, very cheap
Cash and prompt paying customers will And 4,
sPi7 Ii. sMooT.
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EW FIRM

NEW FIRM
AND NEW ARIA
THE UNDERSIGNED, T. POTENTINI l.
l. ZITELL, having formed a copartne- ship
for the purpose Of carrying on the CONFEC-
TIONERi and RESTAURANT business, at
279 Peansylvani avenue under the style OF
POTENTINI & ZITELL,
beg leave 10 call the attention Of the patrons Of the
old hr and the public generally, to the increased
faci tiles which they now offer for supplying
WEDDING, BALL and SUPPER PARTIES,
at the shortest possible notice, with all the deli
cacies both In and out Of season.
Rooms furnished for BREAKFAST, DINNER
and SUPPER, for private parties, at all times.
We have also connected with our establishment
a fine SALOON fitted up expressly for the ladies,
where they can be furnished with GAME and
OYSTERS Of all kinds, served up in every style,
at the shortest notice. Ladies favoring US with a
call can always be furnished with every delieacy
that the appetite desires.
Ladies and gentlemen can have their MEAL LIS
sent to them al their private rooms by leaving or
ders
We will also pay particular attention to the
manufacturing Of plain and ornamental con-
FECTlONERY In all their branches, and will
always keep on hand selea assortment Of rench
COMPETITIONS, BON BONS, PRESERVES
&c POTENTINI & ZITELL,
279s 3. Pa av., between 10th and l1th sts.
dp l2-2m (Int&Organ)
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r. The women in various counties OF IN
diana are turning out in force, invading IN o
doggeries in their respective neighoornooSs,
and staving in with hatchets the heads of the
Gnpor casks One of the liquor dealers writes
to ps in great trouble to know what can be
dons T6e case has its difficulties We are
AGAINST all mobs-even mobs of pretty women
w. Son;t know but the grocers would be jus
t;6ed in getting up counter force of males,
not to DO the petticoated mob any bodily in
;ury, but TO kiss them into good behaviour.
What female mob would dare to invade liquor
stores at the peril of being made drunk by
the breath of the liquor-dealers !-LOAisUifle
Journal.
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MIR WILLIAM PALM En-,
'rofassor OF Singing and the Flute,

lEG5 TO INFORM THE INHABITANTS
ID OF Washiu zion that he proposes establishing
SlNOlNG GLASSES for Two, three or four pu-
pills, whereby each voice viii be properly ex-
amined, and separately cultivated, according TO
Its quality, which could not be done, consistent
ly, with simultaneous teaching-as Sopranos,
Memo sopranos, and COntralto oices require a
widely different training. The same care Is ne
cessaIy with male ysio-s, viz: Tenor, Baritone,
aud Bass When the pupils are sufficiently ad
yanoed to sing by themsel YES they will then be
taught to take their respective parts In Duets,
TriOs, or QuArtetts.
Terms per Quarter 80 for each pupil IL only
two pupils one hour Will be devoted, and an extra
half hour for every additional pupil ). $40 per
quarter for separate pupils.
ap5-u 257 Pennsylvania avenue
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THE EVENING STAR.
OFFICIAL.
7RRAsuRY DRPARrMxsr ID

1RRAsURY DEPARTMENT, Dec. 1, 1855.
Notice Is hereby given to holders Of stocks OF
the United states that this Department will pur-
chase to the amount Of 81 500 900 Of said stocks
at any time when the same may be offered prior to
the lst day Of June next, and win pay therefor the
following prices, to wit:
For stock Of the loan Of 1912, premium Of ten
per cent for stock Of the loans OF 1s47 and 1873,
apemium Of sixteen per cent; for stock issued
under the act Of 1850, commonly called TeYas-in.
demnity stock, premium Of six per cent; and
for stock Of the loan Of 1915, redeemable on the
18th November, 1s4e, II received at the Treasury
prior to the LIST day Of January next, a premium
ofsx per cent; II received between the lst Jan.
uary and the 3ist Of March next, a premium o,
per cent and IL received after the 3lst of March
and prior 70 said 1st OF June next, a premium Of
X per cent.
Interest win also be allowed on said stocks al
the rates specified In the certificates from the 1st
July last, IL assigned with the principal Of the
certificates received prior to the LIST Of January
next After that date the interest will be allowed
In addition to the premium nom Ist Of January to
the date OF their receipt In both cases one davis
Interest Will be allowed In addition for the money
TO reach the seller.
Certificates Transmitted to this DEPARTMENT mn.
de. the present notice should be duly assigned to
the United States with the current half years in
terest, sent prior to the lst Of January ne1) by
the party entitled to receive the purchase money
Payment for these stocks will be made by drafts
upon theassistant treasurers at Boston, New York,
or Phiadelphia. as the parties entitled to receive
the money may direct
JAMES GUTHRIE,
dec 3-dtjune1 Secretary Of the Treasury.
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ALNWICk FRENCH AND ENGLISH FE
MALE SEMINARY
FOR BO4RDING PUPH

FOR BOARDING PUPILS.
SITUATED SIXTEEN NILES ON THE
- Baltimore and Washington Railroad and
Turnpike, and two miles sou'h oi the village Of
Laurel.
NJ. A. TYSON Il SISTERS respectfully In
form their patrons and others that II Is their in
tentOn to close, permanently, their day school In
the city on the 21st April, and that the summer
term Of their Alnwick Institution will open on
MONDAY, May 5th
Applications may be male at their city resi-
d-nee until lst Nav, or by letter addressed to the
Laurel Post Once, Md
". B.-Eyery facility Is afforded for the acqul-
itiol Of the French Language aud Music.
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T. N. klDWELL,

y Z a u e Is " Y Il
nRDERS LEFT AT THR FOLLOWING
" places will be promptly attended to:
kidwsn q Laurence, corner Pa ave and l4th
street.
g. + Kidwell Il Co, l4th street, opp Frank
lin Engine House.
J. b. Moore, Druggist, Pa. avenue, betw. 10Th
and Goth streets.
Csc. Settle, New YORK avenue, between 10th
and 1Ith streets
X. C. Dyson & Co, Druggists, ,cor.s, Of 9th and
/ streets.
Robert A Payne, Druggist, corner sth st. and
Mass. avsaue. ap3-aaw6w
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No. 551
Notice of the removal of the land office from
BROWNSVILLE to CHATPIELD, in the Tsrri-
tory of MINNESOTA.
IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE PROVIS-
Il, ions Of the act Of Congress entitled can act
authorizing changes in the location of land Of
fees, }" approved March Sd, 1853, II Is hereby de-
clared and made known that the land Office for
the sal. Of the public lands In the HRoot- river
district" in the Territory Of Minnesota, will be
removed from the town Of Brownsville, It's pres
ent location, to Ch,tfeld, In said Territory, Oh
and af er the 3lst day Of May nelt.
Given under my hand, at the City Of w Washing.
ton, this Sd day Of A pril, A. ID. 1856.
BY order Of the President:
THOS. A HENDRICKS.
Commissioner General Land OHice.
ap s. -law6w
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SPRING OPENING OF 1856.

SPRING OPENING OF 1856,
TINE 8 u BSCRI BEE HAS JUST RE-
IL turned from the Eastern Markets with ~
one Of the largest and most varied assort- -
ments OF FRENCH BONNETS, adapted ~
to the season, ever offered in this market.
Also. a large stock Of French FLOWERS,
EMBROIDERlES, RIBBONS, STRAW
GOODS, and CORSETTS.
Ladies DRESS TRIMMINGS in great profu-
sion.
Particular attention paid to Dress making Ia
the latest + french styles Neatness and des pate h
may be relied on In all cases.
NJ. WILLIAM,
Market Space, between 7th and sth streets.
mar lI-eoSw
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DR. S1HWARTZK,S
Worm DESTROYING Syrup.

THE ONLY KNOWN REMEDY WHICH
Il never fails 20 destroy Worms without injury
to the patient It's warranted to be purely vege-
tabls compound, and compared with other prepa-
rations is pleasant TO take, and innocent In Its
operation. IL needs but trial to prove Its efa.
cacy. Price IS cents bottle. For sale at
JOHN SCHWARTZE'S,
Drug and hemical Store,
No i6s Pa avenue, next to u 9. Hotel
P.S.-A liberal deduction will be made to the
trade. mar 2O-eotf
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VOL. VII.

ELEGANT AND VERY CHEAP CAR.
II Petings.-Just received from late auctions
In New York, and now for sale =
30 pieces superb three-cord Tapestry Brussels
CARPETIN6S, which will be sold at s1 !.
12X, worth 81 so .
bales imperial Three-ply
DO Double Ingram, as rich and
durable as three-ply and much
cheaper
20 do ell wool, at ts2k rs cts, worth
S7k cents and 81
20 bales Cotton Chain wool filing rich colors
and patterns, at s7X and SO cents, worth
10 do heavy List and Rag do, very cheap
do heavy Hemp Carpeting, extremely cheap
do VELVET RUGS, very rich and cheap
2 do assorted DOOR MATS
~ do 4, "a 54, ana 64 heavy COCOA
MATS, very cheap.
OPENING NOR Z SPRING MANfILnAS
AND SHAWLS.
WE NOW OFFER THE LADIES THE
w largest and most select styles OF colored and
black Silk MANTILLAS that we have ever Of
fered at any former season.
X Rich Stella Shawls and Scarfs
Black silk and white and black Barege do
Long and square black Thibbet Shawls
Embroidered and plain white Grape shawls
70 beautiful black Chantilla Lace Mantillas
The attention Of purchasers Is cordially invited
to the above articles and to our usual large soc
Of FANCY DRESS GOODS
COLLEY SEARS,
533 9TH street, doors north Pa. avenue.
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