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Bnehsnnd GafrG Wyche eos tS GO
Cumming stsw@1! &eoS S Richard Nassn &eoa
Rnrsy Biaiy Seo McImars Raybnrn Scoi baes coom
3 ward sSp saaSes Freson 1p04
iaveinnd RrneTe % s H S %
cotton j McSiah%n Sco-43 II TaT Ero7 hale cn ieS ~,
Walker Suar; tn,ehinson-o do Mtenberger kco7 do
F r &eooa iean"n aGoZ6 9 Miller hco6 do
Duncan LogniI5V Gammack sqnes Vests bales cotton
Strong do S Do pee W S9 T@
do ~ bids B,a "a MGKe%ns n5rdSO do nd e
Total lo4o bales cotton
MEMPHrs-steaner Nebraska-ass bales cotton t, BRADLEY
E Mfson c 9 a "n &eS o5d ay JeTH, &c2
1919 bales cotton to orleEIIG2 y Kelly &col6o bales cotton
Radr Robrs TerrT aro Pcart &e2 gS't%n 10
Wa Nob WobIeygs RrSad P V gats SoGMh 10
Cuddy Brown ,Eco-3G Kelly &co-23 T Aydiert &co-
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Go9d sct y q GFonwsa oHS q" TO-
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s. coop fowls Martin S6s f5a 10 TRSs bacon to u em viii,
Norton @cG9 believes w 6dis ana pes iron Fogcr eco
2 G9lssse; E neBqpdIo-s3 peg essos ops $se TO
MehesoS 60 baGra o"N Sf ntanef Mckrnpa Huh
20 bs 10 SS PEI S S n Ss {sSg "S"p go
SACKS com W%h Ran Gss SSF@
til $50 bale" cotton Oh hhd' tobacco
ELpoRADo NDlNI-sf 91n I SysonsIs hec cot,
q Wright allen - Days Jenkins &So'G bales Go
SGI%We Tco 5% hS S fSsy AyTEE dc
T1I5 Mckeo b"tdoFd-2 lentnsn &G9-i 'glgS eoio,
resS Campbell SFoSs Fsq%cs Etos Cor $"rs! Br,
n businessmen, Ca% &s h SACKS cotton seed Fisk
ST IoUIsstcamcr Peter Telon-2b hls eggs to = DeIBon
195 e9Is og G1hf 4 sgGk1Eh"o M NJ: oar
S 6b Hour 10 bbls apples Price Converse &co-b s
I " 4 Soitb se,o do IaT " Bronwm p Gae
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The Coroner held an Inquest on Saturday morning,
the body Of young and rather handsome German woman
found in the river opposite Joseph She had blue
and from her garb appeared to be newly arrived Immigrant
A verdict Of " found drowned - rendered
BLOODY ARRAY An ARRAY occurred amid
crowd of Irhmen at the of Magazine and St. Joseph
Streets carly yesterday morning. in the Of which Michael
Henry and James Waters stabbed Henry in the abdomen
and back Of the neck and Waters in the bacthe former sup
posed be dangerously hurt Both sent to the hospital
Thomas Conway arrested suspicion Of being the man
who stabbed Henry and John Ryan was arrested as Oh
the ARRAY. The aray learn commenced at Burke's
at the corner Julia and Tchouptoulas Streets
where dancing party had just broken up.
ANOTHER One Man Riiied.-Last evening, at
about halfpas o'clock Spaniards named Figaro and
Antonio Gaego had desperate fight with knives in the
Of Orleans and Claiborne Streets in which
the latter was killed by having his throat cut The knife
tered of his left and made cash reaching down
to the middle his throat cutting his ugular entirely in
He deluged the whole sidewalk with blood and died in about
ten minutes Figaro made his with is said
cash across back had up O'Clock
The police found three bloody knives at the of the combat
but there had been three engaged whether
one the named had been provided with knives
not known.
r. s. Since writing the foregoing that Figaro
arrested by Sergeant Mayenc the police of
District having divided into squads and started for the pur
of bringing him to light He is badly in tho breast
says that he and the deceased had quarrel ng
a'e.' m'ie ~. "eeeu stuoN ni Ill .he iaee WIN ms hst
III, dssanco Nf''' 's 'A''e' Gnu '4'N - ia
ACcIDENTs.-Two mules attached to CARTS and the
carts filled with mud together with indefinite quantity of
lumber went into the river with awful splash Saturday
the Canal landing The fshed out with
Of CARTS Luckily human beings ducked sudden
the the platform supports caused the grand
descent.
Mr. Dyas the superintendent of the Boys House Of Refuge
and John Depeche of the boys badly bruised,
Saturday. by the falling them old shed in the Refuge
yard. We did not learn what induced the shed to fall
E1psr D1crp1cr co,,,r Tho only, +r;oI in +bs o,,r+
~ iJ ' o0
~ > s ~ -. ,s ,qa 80 n ,' y, , op'
49, =, , ,,,, ' -. , ,a, s1" 8
49, = ms i III m ~. :, 800 - . W .s,' " '-
!, ~, .., !, ~ =, -, -, " " s'
- ~ -. .,.. " -, o ~ !, i.' 80
cs ..,. .a -. = .e "a . a.apui.o
-, :, -. .t - r - ,,c , ~, n'
co,rt - ,nnld sr md r.n,ad Iohn ronnr sound t,i,,,
e , a, n. ID - a,,saa -. - 49, ~.
inr;sounaso, ~ to nav Enc ~ s,,o sIaxa,ssr ,t,. e.
y = Mcf,reeor charcoal ,vith ,arcsn o,d r1uh ru,,
charged with stabbiu with intent In kill ware dm,,d tn hail
N await trial, II II.
Michael F,anrarv will, ,s,o
rora;nona Go. NJ, n Ip,.. Tts = -, - -,
James uanrv alias c,,rr. ;,,, ,ss,n,t on. h
tery xvere d;sr, ssa5 Nv mol p,os
Alex Ravnona cb.ryad viii, ea,rr, co,cs,,od
~, ,,n,;,,r .r,.ora5 "a. ,.;a, IN, ~ csoo , - -, = ~
made out against his secnyity Ferx Rasnand
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X AN AMAzoNIAN ARMY.-In a new work upon Cen
trail Africa by T. Bowen the author speaks of ar
attack upon town by the army Of the King of Da
honey, in which was division Of female troops
numbering 5000. The attacking forces were repused
with great loss The author says:
One Of the Dahomey prisoners brought to the
Iketu market was native of that place who had
been captured when girl and enrolled in the Kings
army of Amazons Her parents found her out, and
were delighted with the opportunity Of purchasing
her freedom but she said. No, will go back to
my master" The Dahomey Amazons are said to
have perfect passion for the service, notwithstand
under the penaltyof death. know them to be furi-
Gus in battle but their chief utility, am told, is to
prevent rebellion among the male soldiers. They
have separate organization under generals and other
officers Of their own SEX and are deeply attached to
the kim var VI
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Shipping yntsllIgents.
MONDAY, March 80, 1857.
CLEARED SATURDAY.

Steamship Louisiana Talbot for Galveston and IndaHoa
Harris, Morgan .Eco
Ship Charles Einet Ior Abros, Africa, Mairis Morgan
Shin Clara l. Preble Long for Trieste G j Meekr Hco
Shin Kearsage Perkins, for Boston, JONES' Mackindur
Ship Riga, Fulte for Liverpool, ] p Whitney .Sco
British Ship MohOngo McDaSii for Londonderry,
Iloghton, Rankin AGO
ship Shamrock Dosne for Liverpool, q j Meeker &c0
British ship Phoenix, Moppa for Liverpool Whitney Geo
British Ship Golden Light, Vaughn, Tor Liverpool,
Jos Wilson eco
British Brig Creole Robinson, for Belize Honduras,
j de Egana
Brig Crmea Stnson for CRrdeua Gnldenbow Lesparre
GGldenbow & Iesparre
Schooner Sea Drift, Smith, for Brazos Santiago,
Hodenbow Iesparre
Schooner Benz Strong Hawkins for Trinidad de Cuba,
G0ldeubow 4 l.rsparre
British Schooner Jane, Kuylcr for Mnaau, de EgaUa
Schooner Oliver II Booth, Burger, for Frakn, La,
q W Hynson eco
Schooner Bulrush Ashby for MGtanaas and market.
BuudolSquie Il Phillips
Schooner Pelican, Nichols, for Mobile CIV Newton AGO
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been the most quiet day Of the week in respects The
payments for the last day the week were as usual large but
there nothing to lead the superstition that nconven
whatever was felt In meeting all engagements,
The in stock comprise so shares Canal Bank at
l25 and q shares Louisiana State Bank at 1872 %
Exchange offered freely and the market all round
extremely heavy considering the briskness last Saturday
activity at the of the week. of the
Banks receded in the rates Of checks New York to
81 premium. Outside the rates from u "a ~ and a
fraction below accepted for round Sixty days
sight without change Bankers bills 1@h discount other
good bills from l@1 discount Sterling dragged
heavily at and fraction for
Bills of lading taken at 71s74. Francs fell off
closed from might be called 527s
@52L4.
city the eek ending Saturday,
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grb 0rleans Nlonep .Nlarhtt.


Saturday Evening, March %, 1857.
In making up the present review, have remark on
general good business for the week ending though there
have not been large sales of previous weeks
dry goods groceries, hardware and
trade which to make the great our city,
still all dealers and traders have been active busy Although
Northern predicting commercial crash and
and rnn only little way Off nor admit
that such remarks apply the business
of this CITY, True there have been woudbe prophets b
very wise who have again oreen
of depreciation in real estate and decline
sources Of city, We have evidence yet
TO ebut the assertion have only the sale the forty
three feet of ground Camp the past week.
buildings the rate of twelve hundred per front
foot. We point to the of the cotton
call to notice the large increase many
of Western productive claim attention large
tons to the forwarding business exhibited by
ship loads of merchandise which have en-
route for the interior and the great these may be
added the unblemshed standing soundness solidy pune
tualy Of our mercantile community aided by our
superior banking system and its appliances prepared
concede that the financial condition of Treasury not
of that corresponding characerhat 100000 additional bonds
amounting with the contemplated interest," of two
millions three hundred and eighty have been
auhozdha al additional amount of bonds hundred
thousand dollars have been authorized allowed
Baton Rouge railroadhat three hundred thousand
dollars to be borrowed to pay the ordinary expenses
Of the Satehat the State Treasury Is being depleted
more and every year. But, mind,
pseudo friends may say, that State resouceshn
the cotton interest of Northwest Louisiana abunay
net.p srom high priees tn susa, auo,t NJ
Then again il con,eupncd tbe cors If m stat. "a, be
I.J, ro,,a,;sbs a Inv tho ,ernI,, oC n hnard a, So
thirty eight citizens, who have banking inst
lions whenever they allow themselves be carried away by
s,.,,ol ,,,sr,.d NV co,,asoo, La, "a .
ev,nce any traits If penerosiv .xhibt ar, roaI; If fo
,o,a "a ,o dom,nas az ~ ;ncr.as,, % nj, 80
rum, express any sympathy brisk active
| aud ,,ras,;n., ,o.as,ons 80
! 1r,a rs,s.,;a - ,, hail, .., ,, $40. o, ~, - ,,,
| old ob,rtored hrt hnt viii I h.,naa ;, 49, eao
| ha1s n, IL. .,,1a IAN, u, , $1,000, A. ~, $3.50 1t, -,
| A. hs,nas ~ ~ - - ~ - 49, -, -, ' - 80
- ,ne e'e" n ope u 'hei 'ou,u p"ie"0'
- - IN, - n ~ s . ~ a "'''n'S - "a
@ a. =. ~ - W. W III , o,n's "a
| ,.s w ,h,nt ,h , h , ;, 81, In 1,a -, -,
| . wy n ' -, wy , .' 10" van, wan o WI .o' e
o' " wv ', III ' 'sm . VI p'ess'''S us'r''
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ARRIVED.

Steamship Empire City Griffin from New York l7 ins via
Hayaha 2h inst, to Jennings, haughand &colst dis
trict.
Steamship Gen Rusk Forbes from Wilmington Del in ballast
TO Harris, Morgan Sco-lst dist.
steamship Charles Morgan Place. from Indianola i GalveS-
to Harris x Morgaa-lSt district.
Ship Cynosure Hurrs from Hayre Dist Feb TO masierlst
dist 2S.
ship Neptune SHELL from HaNre it Feb iii ballast TO
sd dist, Al.
Sic Bark Fraoca Villa so days from Palermo to master
Point;
Ship Ashland Clark from Antwerp ast Jam ballast Baxter
ship Statesman Watts 26 days from Bostop to Dewey
Point.
ship Pennington Whitney % days from Boston, Ccoyy
Bre Shin Shakespeare Fletcher from Liverpool l2l Feb in
ballast. Baxter Lowell ScO-ilh dist, Sc,
L Revenue Cutter Lewis CaSs, Brushwood from Tampco
Bark Sea Breeze Mays from Palermo 10Th Feb mastels
Bark Leon Parre from Bristol Eng Feb Sd Ceevy 4
FHrwell--loint.
schr Watson Robertson days from Ceuuegos to Boudous
quie Il Phllips-Pput
Sehr Gorne Potter from MaanEas 18th last TO DeFisssr
&co-Pont. -.
SChr Geo Sheffield Stiles, day from CdFuenas 10 A SfRhu
teco-Poiut
schr l. Crawford BlockmRn % days from Philadelphia tc
u W Hynson &co-tOnt. -, =,
schr Col Lester Delaney days from Fort Myers Florida in
ballast, Goideub W d lcspagre-Foint
Schr Mountain Eagle days ManEss TO naster-foint
sehr Smithsonian - from Ceiniuesos 10 Bondousquse
Phlips-pont.
schF laura Perkins, from CoNinRton-Basir.
sehr Helena, Holley, from Ship ISland-Bssin.
STEAMBOATS,.
Buckeye, Cox. from Cincinnati.
Antelope, Brown, from Louisville.
hannibal, ttasleti, from st Louis.
Princess Wilson, from FickSDirg.
CD it, Hooper, from bayou Sara.
W Adams, Marshall, from Shreveport
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W r Douglas, Tarbell. from Carolina Bluffs
Peter Tellon, Box from st Louis.
SydoniA Moore. from Ouacha River.
Nebraska Irwin, from Memphis.
Amanda, Fisher, from Minden.
Empress, Graef. from Mnden.
e. Cuba. Herp, from Mobile.
II Florida. Smith. from louisville.
HRW Hill Newell, from st Louis
Lands Scott from Cincinnati
Towboat Anglo Saxon Steele from the Passestowed down
and 22d inst ship Commodore banks Wanderer and
Jacob Prentiss-brought up ship Statesman and bark
Leon
Towboa whitney. Brown. from the Passestowed down
to the Bar 23d inst ship Henry Cook, bark Union
sch Harrison ones-brought ships Sarah burlington
and s cutter Lewis Cass
Towboa Ocean, Chapman from the Passestowed down and
to sea 18th inst Balear and briggs So and Te
bedabobrought up bark Sea Breeze and schooner Smith
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Quite unexpectedly the balances of exchange have increased
The held last year this time and in
1855 81 50 The line oil deposits proper has decreased
expected The amount last year SIS OO1 the year
previous at this time, it SIZES 900.
The dead weight of the Citizens and Canal Bank has
slightly increased Il will be realized that the discount
long paper by the old Banks been the custom at this
period af the for past will be obsolete In fact
community will probably feel the effects The amendment to
the Bank act before the seasons business closes offerings
in six out Of the eight bauk for the week. double
the Income, and considerable paper has been rejected
There was but little done In the paper market to-day It has
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The other day Mrs. Sniffkins being unwe sent for
medical man, and declared her belief that she was
poisoned, and that Mr.. Snfkins did it,
- didn't do it, shouted Sniff kins. It's all gam.
mon, she isn't poisoned. Prove it, doctor-open her
on the spoil am willing"
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish Of OreRus, City of New Orleans I
Be 1T remembered that this 18th March, 1871
subscriber Justice Of the Peace for city
personally appeared Charles Briggs President H. Jan
ver Secretary Of the Louisiana Mutual Company Of
New Orleans who being duly sworn, according law. do
say, that the above true
correct tran, cript from the books Of said Company.
CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
H. P JANYIER, Secretary
Sworn to and subscribed before this 18th Of March,
A. d. 1857 C. N. BRADFORD,
second Justice of the Peace for Parish Of Orleass
The Bord of Trustees have resolved interest OF six
per in cash outstanding profits
and after the second Monday May
a scrip dividend of THIRTY FOUR PER CENT the
earned premiums Of the year ending February g. 1851
which certificates will be issued day
June, 1857. CHARLES BRIGGS, President
A. CAR2IERE Vice Presidcui.
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$l,ll3,O50 GO

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of Orleans, City of New Orleans.
Be it remembered that 18th July 1856 before me- the
subscriber Justice the Peace and for the city aforesaid
personally appeared Charles j. Mason Secretary of the
Crescent Mutual Insurance Company New Orleans who be-
ing duly according law does depoe and say the
foregoing and rue and transcript
from the books of said Company.
tSignedl c. j. MANSONI, Secretary.
Sworn to and subscribed before this July 1856
lSignedl CHAS. NJ BRADFORD.
The Board of Trustees have resolved interest Of
Six cent in cash. the outstanding certificates Of profits
to the holders thereof their legal representatives. and
after the I'd Monday OF August proximo.
The Boardo Trustees have also declared Dividend of thirty
three and third per the premiums of the
Company for the ending the Both Of June 1856 which
certificates will be issued and after the 18th September
THOS A. ADAMS, President.
GEO. JONAS, Vice President.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of Orleans. CITY of New Orleans

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish ct Orleans, City of New Orleans.
Be remembered that the 18th January, 1851 before
subscriber Justice of the Pence in and for the city
aforesaid personally appeared Alexander Brother President
aud James H. Wheeler, Secretary, of the Home Mutual
Company of New Orleans who being duly
cordng depose and that the above
transcript from the books
said Company. A. BROTHER President.
JAS. H. WHEELER, Secretary.
Sworn and subscribed before this 18th day of January
1857. CHAS. NJ. BRADFORD, Second Justice of
the Peace of the Parish of Orleans.
The Board have resolved interest of
per in cash the outstanding certificates of profits the
holders thereof their legal and
MONDAY, the 9th of February next,
The Board Of Trustees have also declared dividend of
FORTY O per the premiums of the
pnny year ending 3lst December which
tifcate will be issued and after the 18th of March
Ths Company continues against peril of the
rivers and loss damage by fire. the Of
premium. Office, No. ~ Camp street.
ALEXANDER BROTHER, President.
JOHN R. SHAW, vice-President.
JAMES H. WHEELER, Secretary.
Nay, Hr1au 1alna
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S24,2lS.5l0

By the steamer Atlantic Iago silver 1926
By the sehr Arrogane from Campeachy 226Oo
By the schr. Justice, from Tobacco 500
Via the river from the interior 5000
1858, 6sS
Previously received from the LIST of September 1885, U4
Total receipts since the LIST of September
exclusive of public money to the Treasurer of the
Mint.
Receipts for time last year. $780,
The London money Market the date Of the accounts
of the Sd and 4h reported in tue Times in the fol-
lowing state:
Consols for money and for account On
Tuesday in the Stock Exchange there dmnuon in the
demand for money The India House having len, at 81 per
India Pennsular Railway Company about f 600 in gold
Withdrawn from the Bank of England for Paris
Tuesday, the funds closed 9Dc for money
for account
The suspension has been to-day of Messrs Sway
Bovl merchants and patenees of various kinds of mach
The of their liabilities ascertained
is believed to be ltrge-probably over Gl0D 0OO
Messrs. Cheape Leslie old established
have also stopped The disaster in this
have been through connection with the transactions of
Swayne Bovi although the ordinary business of the
houses entirely distinct
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It'll e II AZ EFT.

JEFFERSON CITY, March 90
Arrved23 Hogs and 900 head of Cattle Sheep, Hogs and
Veal Cattle scarce and prices OF ali descriptions
favor ofholders We quote:
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MUSIC TEACHING.

No.2 PoYDRAs MARKET, by nv swan
AUGUSTUS 9. MERKEL.
N. BSeamb0ats and Ships supplied with Mi kinds Of Live
Stock such fresh milch Cows Hogs ShoIs PIGS Sheen
Coats Geese Ducks. Ghicken5. etc m4tf
THE BAGASSE FURNACE. LETTERS PA.
l. tent for tho United States granted AMrEI H. GJ,
MAN OF No 81 SaChcz New Orleans
Of December t. 1854 fora furnace for burning and nsse
This Furnace combines the following qualities Az ulIv
son iA''' 'N'ShNA ShA
LIST 1t works entirely by draugh and without the aid
Of a Blower.
I'd. it contains bars other irons in tina inferior
3D. 1t never requires soppage Of the mill
cleaned
4h The Bagasse stirred touched after it arrives
in the furnace. ~
9th. Ii burns all the Baasse, and makes stean epon,b m
the mill engine, steam battery nuupiIy erri
This is the only furnace thar has taken off CROP in ois;aa
in compliance with the above five conditions
This Furnace makes no profession
does rot resemble furnace a single feature its
FORM in the principles upon which it works. or in The results
which produces; neither does Il approach rights nY ayv
other party Reports circulated contrary are
tricks Of trade, known be false those who mshs
ITEM ana Calculated only TO deceive the public
hcleS nat cannot stand upon their merits person will
allowed tosei make Furnace without AUTHORITY
from and ali persons having authority Will he 7li %
guaranteed in its undsirbed and pUssession ''
MY Patent Furnace applicable train of kettles AZ tn
steam hoiers and am prepared contract to appy IN hr
ing tho BagasSe TO boil in the common train Of e
under satisfactory guarantee to the purchaser.
A treatise the whole panpblet form with
lhs, etc. TO be had OF the subscriber, by otherwise
40, SAMUEL H. GILMAN,
iaIo HI NHrhGE Newt Orleans
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MEMORANDA.

Per steamship Empire City, from New York via Havana
lSg passengers.
Per ship Cynosure from Hayre99 Storage passengers
Per bark Francisco. from Palerno-l4 passengers
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-01-05
TABLE LINENS,

$4,000 worth of Linen Goods all of our own importation
aui warranted IISEN must, with the rest of the
sto7k be Sold 200 ga White Linen Damask Covers fine
Goods, for sale at $25 regular price always $175 1O4
White Covers the best make imported, and Invariably
sold for u.s. WILL during this SALE be sold for 81 62t
Splendid Doyles for $1oO per doz 1900 Napkins large
size and very fine qualify, only 12Ac each. Brown Gov.
ers. largest size price reduced to SOC.
We satisfied that customers will upon examination
of our Linen Stock pronounce it the best and cheap
est Stock shown an Worcester. Also, 1900 yds.
Remnants fine fronting Linens at &c., regular SOC Goods
and warranted oil pure Linen Remnants of White
Goods of all kindsSwss Muslns, Book Muslins, Cam
brio Musins Jaconet Cambrics, French Brillants it
being whole stock of White Goods Remaining ia
Store, all at prices from 124 to S3c per yard. great
bargain.
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WHITE LINENS.

Gases white Linens, slightly damaged, worth o2l
GENTS only IS cents Shirt Fronts, o. 12l H. 90 and 20
cents. Best COlored Cambrics o. cents. Best English
secia 10 cents Best sarsenet Cambria 10 cents 100
ccmforters, worth $500, for $3.50. quo GENTS
sHAwLs, large size all Wool, only $50. $1,000 worth
Of MUSLIN, EDalNas, and INsERTINGs, at your
own prices
NIB Customers should not fail to give US an early
call determined to close out our entire stock
WIN. LOCKE, 81 Co,
Nos. 8 q 0 Lincoln Honss Block, Main st. Apostle
B5ston and Worcester Depot. din DO