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New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-20

A ScHsoL-Housg ON FIRE.--At about ten minutss
before II O'Clock today fire broke out in theseeond
story Of the North Middle District school ho1se st
the junction Of Ann and High streets, near tue
railroad tunnel. II originated beneath the ,h9ort
among a large quantity OF waste paper wn'cn nsd
been swept into crack, caused proOeoy " sec
shrinking of the planks. One Of the scholars mn1
have thrown a lighted match in the crack, as the
SPOT was not near the register OF the furnace, but on
the opposite side of the room, where no nre OF e1n
heat could come in contact Eitn a, ane nmcts -,
oreate conformation among the scholars, Of whom
there were between 800 aud 4Oo in ths building. 4
omebtary panic ensued, the scholars rushing fran
tically out Of doors, and down the stairs. Below
these were two more schoolroom In which the
teachers were ladies. Mr. Morse, the teacher an tho
main school above, and Mr.. Stanclib tteacbef on
wfitng) at once placed Themselves in positions TO
check the rush of chidrenthe hrrt at the north dO
leading into the spsceway and the LITTER mt the bead
Of tie stairs which descend to the sidewalk Bythen
prom pit ahd fYm behavior they prevented even q
single accdont-no harm was dore to any of the
children; while Miss Legate and the other female
teachers bew display cd equal presehce OF mind 10
passing ut in safety the children under their charge
Tie flames rose up through the hoor apd ut oae une
it looked as IL the fire would he bad one. By the
prompt supply Of axes the floor was cat open, ana
then the water WIS brought TO bear upon hs hre,
which extended only eight or ten feet, ana wns so'o
e1tngui.hed Hartford Tiue', 10Th inss-
DEsrnucrIos OF A CHURCH By FIRE AT AssA,o-
Iswe learn that at about ie osoes Ss, Gp Proiss:t
Episcopal Church, at Annapolis. Which resulted "a % sss
q Tte les cSTeS had been opele oa
a,d nsnrSoon service as usual and tie fire, sap
p1seS caught from the heater. The records OF the
20" aIh ,he hooks and part of tue fernitare, wefe
rt sr,re los win reach ais 0eo upon which
~ =. 20 irsnr,noe. This ehunh lad connected
mi,b h many historical reqinscenecs, havipg
ben built about tie year 1927. Queen Anne th1o
cooos, endowed il with l. 200, snd bell was east
will an inscription suggested by her M,jestys hber:
sli,y ard pncsd in The steepe, wh, re il remained
un,iI brought down by the aHlnes on Sunday nighs.
The edifee was aost substantially CONSTRUCTED, being
hull. of brick imported from Eagiand. Darioog the
progress of the fire the fre-engiHc from the Naval
Academy arrived on the ground, manned BY stadso,s
and joined with the other oompsncs 10 s'aysss ue
fsy;ber progress Of the flames. tBainmore sun
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-20
MURDER-STOVER DEAD.

81. Republican.
KIcKAPoo, X. t., Feb. 4, 1853
On last Sunday week murder was committed IN
this neighbohoOd, which, for wonder, is not charged
10 politics.
daughter of David Murphy Of this coun'y; that mis-
wife and himself had not lived harmoniousy for seve-
raj months past in consequence Of which she had left
him and returned to her fathers, and sued for d..
vorce that Sumper there to see her and eiiccted
a periis reconciliation, whea the family interfered
ard made the breach, perhaps, still wider that stump
ter beS enraged and mace violent threats against
them all and drew pistol upon the father; that after
rayng for while ne went away, and returned last
Sunoay week and that as he approached The house,
and when within few yards sf, he was shot in the
head with load of buckshot from gun. He fell in
the pre- sence of his wife, with mutaed face and his
braus scattered upon that pathway over which, not
lorg before, they had passed together in gladness
fill, d with bright visions Of the future. David Muir
ply the father; VIM Murphy the brother, aud George
Musser, the brothern-law of Mr.. Sumpter, and also
John Musser, brother of George, were arrested and
brought before Justice Elliott for examination;
The four were committed. Col. Woodson applied
Judge Lec mpte for the writ of habeas corpus and
the prisoners taken before him on last Monday
morning, ard sfter an investigation, which was pro.
lorged into tie next evening, the Judge discharged
David Murphy and John Musser, and held George
Musser and WIN. Murphy to bail in the sum OF sloOo
each, which was readily given. II was shown that
David Murphy was from home at the time OF the KILL
ing; that George Musser fired the gun; that VIM.
Murphy prsson. and sove 9o"nenanfe ~ the act;
and that John Musser was III the house, Dut not pres
ept -, 3,
The defense was, that Sumpter was violent and
dis spated man; lad made threats against their lives
ard they were afraid of him. He was aboat twenty
five years of age. Ardent spirits was the foundation
of tie catsstrOphethe prime cause OF the terrible
fatality. and consequent blight and misery.
Stover, the late Democratic Representative elect
fiom this county, who was shot few weeks ago by
Free.State man, is said to have since died Of his
wounds. He was shot in the msuth, the ball cutting
off his tongue and shattering his jaw.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-20
THE FELONY ACT.
Correspondence Of The Washington Republic.

LAwREscE, X. T., Feb. 9, 1853.
Last night the Legislature held in session until alter
midnight and most telling debate was carried on III
the House upon bill that will go to the world as
upcamento Of the cordial sentiment OF every true
Kansas heart. The final vote was taken at late
hour and the bill was adopted by 33 to 8. append
a copy without further comment.
1t will probably pass the Ccnncii ao.aay fmea tor
trial Of the virtue Of this law II said Frank Mar
shall intends to assemble his family OF cuprits in Mis-
souri, and then under the protection OF large
military force from Missouri that Is already provded
for bv Marshall and Gov. Stuart. They then intend
TO occupy position neas Fort Le6venworth, sFhere
they can have its protection. We expect to De ad'
mitted under the Lecomptoh Constitution and are
prepared for the wort.
Az ACT defining certain crimes herein specified and ahAns
hy,a number Of persons pretending to act BY authority
IN last aud pioceded frame what they term Con.
tnon the state e Kansas. under which an election was
Whesa ole John Calhoun the President Of said pretended
Constitutional Convention claims to have nstsndsd
Constitution be the Constitution Of the state oi hsnss a.a
pus to have been eec,sa on foe for nh the pop
W1sya the Aforesaid pretended Convention possessed no
vbs,cysi from the people Of Kansas u was engaged u
conrpiIsy sgnst rights and liberties Of the people, there
Re enacted Ly the GOeenor and Legsatise emS!y o. ne
Tory@ KGH'a, That any iIdsiauai lsS a. Iec,mpson
In November last make Constitution for the sals oil
hA publish in the shape Of an Ss sds by aid cosvea
on i. the con.titSon Of IN the sss c un aid
pretend to, in fact commission sey @ r,.u
claiming be The Governor Lieutenant GeyeInor
Gaining to be elected to either House Of the legislative A.,
by or member Congress under said Constituon sns
sue the duties Of any either sid Offices under ad Cons
tuition. OF If any pes.on or persons shall sep IA y ycoa,tits
,in within this Territory such person persons officer o, ON
hol be deemed guilty Of o9y sad ap1n S,s
Of il Court Of competent jurisdiction SHAH suffer eea'' al
this act 10 b. in force from and after its passage
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-20

the intelligence and neral sense OF the community.
Therefore be is RS, a.. Z
Resolred. That the consummstion OF the villsinou'
in accordance with the Presidents Message, already
n,onrIosted would be, in our opinion, We believe
( is intended, declaration Of rdr Of eHtermina.ion
ePs.oJ,sJ THAT in event of such admission, We in
behslf Of the people Of the Territory, rejecting
,ha;r s,sd ana ups,erable determination upon this
subject will view the same as declaration of war,
and relying upon the jd,tice OF our cause and the
samns,bies and interest, both East and West will
90 ITO the fight despite the disparity of our position
for determination or success.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-20

sa. and identified with their political sentiments sod
present .chemes. Judge Haldermsn, being Ksn.uck
ian Pro-Slavery man, but has alway. the
frauds and oppression by HE political trends, and the
outrsges committed the Free State m.a. Ih.ve
known him intimately, and have always fou.i him
fair, just tolerant and courteous if no. nber. % ii.
political opponents in Kansas; and il ia 80 wonderful
TO find these qualities in the Kan.a. Slavery party
that, irrespective Of my personal regard for the man,
feel duty to set your readers night on the subject
lesn also, that he openly opposed the course pur
sued by the Lecompton Convention.
Your. .truly, A. H BEEDER
Fo,soa Ta FeS. IL, 1883.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-20
To tA< Editor II The y. y. Ty5sas.

SIR: Ny attention has just been called to an article
in your issue of the 18th inst by the Washington cor
respondent of The Erening Post, entitled Border
"Ruffians in Washington, in which l am chased as
ore of - company Of ultras who congregate at the
Kirkwotd House; who were met in Lecompton, the
headquarters of Ruffsnism; who hold their coun-
seis "in hall just round the corner" and most OF
whom hold or expect Office from the Government"
have not the honor OF Gen. Cainoln's scquant-
abce ard find several of the names given by the cor
respondent improperly linked with his illustrious
name as my own, and the gentlemen who bear them
will regret the unwarantable association as deeply
and, doubt not, correct il as promptly "a myself.
had not the pleasure of meeting any acquaintance
in the Kirkwood during my late stay in Washington;
have never met anybody in Lecompton in my life; |
have not participated in any council in any hail. round
any corner, this Winter; and am neither holder
nor applicant, expectant of any Office from
any quarter.
ain simply an Anti-Lecompton Democrat, and will
not permit my name to be trfed with in this manner
again.
lam very respectfully your obedent servant,
yep- York, FEB. 49, 1883. HUGH EWING.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-20
BOOKS RECEIYED.

The Of AIT Manufactures BY q, C. Macon.
limo. PIP. 3iL q. Putnam.
The Chemistry and Me,sllurry Of Copper By A. snowden
Piyrot NJ d. limo pp. 3s8. Lindsay 4 Blaksfon.
Life and Love in Norway FROM the German ofTheodore Muess.
by Edwsrd Joy Morris. Sixth edition i2mo pp 5'i.
The Same. -. =.
Scenes of Clerical Life BY George Eliot syo pp m Har'
per 4 Brothers. . -. ,..,.
F;e Years smog the Mormons the Eeusve of Mrs Etis
Smith BY Nelson Winch 0,en. limo pP. ssa Cha.
Scrifner. - . .
Thoughts Tor tho Week. by Miss ssweL lsmo. pP ist
Stanford Doiisser
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-20
CORRECTIONS.
1AeN. y. TJbgE.

r. fls rSifc- II TIE g. J.. TbEs.
Sin: The correspondence Of TheNY EeeH'ng fos''
repubE.hed by you, does injustice 70 Jas A. h7'asf
man, esq Of Leavepworh City, by the manie, il
which he i. spoken Of in connection with Calhoun me'
derson, JudseCo, Clark-oD, and other men nom MAJ
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-20
DEM vANIA RAIL z 0 A d.
rur apFaT CBNTRAL ROUTE


DENNSYLVANIA RAILR ROAD. -
Il The GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the Atlantis
cities with Western Northwestern and Southwestern States
BY continuous Railway direct This Road aso connects q
Ptsburgh with daily line Of Steamers To all ports the West
Rivers and Cleveland and Sandusy with steamers to a
ports the North Lakesmakns the most direct
shesp and resble by which FREIGHT con be FORWARDED
20 and from the Great West
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA and PITTSBURGH
R1RsT CLAss-Boots Shoes, Hats and Caps, Books,
Dry Goods lin boIes bales and runks Drugs Tin 0cents
boxes and baes) Feathers, Furs, &o...:....) NW D.
SECOND CLAss-Domestic Sbeetins, Shirting and
Tciins I'm original bses Drugs I'm casksl Hard 75sent,
ward Lesher lin rolls OF boxes), Wool and Sheep 100 a.
q Rets eastward 6c................ ..''..',.l
THIRD CLAss.-Anvils, Steel Chains lin casssl =.
Hemp Bsnon and Pork sated loose or In .ak cent?
Tobacco manufactured except Cigars cut &C. loo m
YopRrR CLAss-Coffee, Fish, Bacon, Beef and
Pork boxes Eswad Lard and Lard csn,,
Oil, Nails soods Ash, German Clay Tar Pitoh 100 a.
nosin, ....ss...s.ss...J
YLoUR-75c q Dbl until further notice.
f6aAy-S5c y 100 b until further notice .
CorroK-&7F bale not exceeding 800 weight anui iurhs
notice.
In shpJins goods from any point east Of Phadephs pal.
tculsr 10 mari package Via Pcnnsyvas Rairosd Al
Goods eon,ised 10 the AGENTS Of this Road at Phsdephs o.
Pittsburgh viii be forwarded without detention.
FREIaHr AcEEIs-Hsrris, Wormey Co., Memphis Tenn
L r. Sass Co, St. Louis; p @. 0Reily Co, Evsn'y!s
Ind Dumespli Bell Co, and Carter gewett Lo1isvle
KY; B. c. Nedrum Madison, Ind H. Brown Co. nns
Irwin Co, Cincinnati; n; w. Graham Co; Lane'ViSe
2Astoq House New.York and No 40 southst, New'Yon p
J. speeder, Phnadephs; Aasrsw Koons Baltimore " =
" n HotlsToN General Freight Agent, Philsdcphia,
H. J. LOMBAERT, Superintendent, Altoona, Ia
January 1, 1854
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-20
CUPREME COURT.-MARY ANN GREER

sSshs. MAhs9AhET 5. sANkSroN and An pursuance
o judgment OF the Supreme Court Of the State of New
made IN this sction the eth day Of February 1885, RICH
ARD H. BOWNE the referee named therein, will pose
ase public auction on the 81 day Of April 1885, AZ u o'clock
Al poen at bs MSI % hS Esshsnse in The City Of Ncwyc
Of spd the buildings thereon the
nsr OF Perry and Blccoksr streets In the City OF YORK and
which together bounded and described a. flo 10
BegnLps the said noIia ss;e corner Of Perry Bee
running thence norhey aons the e.edy side
Walton es'tery sOng said wstos line
Ave e six inches 10 Pcry thence weseey along the
nohv de of Perry five feet six Inches u the
ror ~ Perry AID Bcscker the race of beginning
New York, Feb 10, less. ,.,,, n -. ~, wv
E.6 T. y. BRowN, Attorneys, No. IL "shsr
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-20

WIN H. KErLER l. Agent fo The ,ae Of THE Ts,sv,E ca
be route Of the Ohio sni Mi~issppi Railroad.
MILTON SsARi Agent e. the sale OF Tux Tsit a. an
PATERSON ~ j. lie vii IBE NitUNs 10 uny psfi II
bhs city
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-20

CUPREME COURT-City aud County of New
Graham Lindsey psutin. against JOHN HILL the elder,
John H younger and snoher, endant-snumons for
money demand ccntact(Com. not serycdl ITO the DE-
PENDANTS: You heteby nmmond and requedt answer
The complaint sction which fled in the Office the
erk o the City and County Of New York the 10th day d
January 1852 the City Hail. in the city Of New York. aud u
serve copy the SAID complaint ON the subso
ers st thai. Office No Was IN tbe City of New York, within
the service Of this summons on yo exclusive
and fail 10 the said CON,
plant within the time aforesaid the plaintiffs In this action vii
tske against for the OF two Thousand
hundred and three dollars and sixty six cents with ntee from
the h day Of December thousand eight hundred aud nifty
besides the this sciOuDsie d. New fork yanusfy
D. Iesa. THERASSON BRYAN,
jaD5o lswswSs Attorneys for PlaintA
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-20
B EA TIF FUL HEA
RICBLY GLOSSY HAIR
ConFLtTrLy PlI.Eavrp
TO THE GREATEST ACE.

And Who that 10 Gray would have restored to former
sor Bald but would have the growth restored troubled
with Scroula Scad Head or other erptirs but would b.
cured with Sick Headache Neuraa but would cured
will aso remove all Pinpes from the fare and skin Prof
WOODs HAIR RESTORATIVE will do al this See Circular
and the following:
AIN ARBop, Nov. S. 1873
Prof O. woop.Desr sr have heard much said Of the
wonderful Effects Of your Hair Restorative but having been
often cheated BY qskey and qusck hair dyes
disposed 10 pace your Restorative in the category
u, met you IN Lawrence County months since when
you gave such induced the tril Of your
Restorative in fanyhrst BY good wife whose hair bad
become thin and entirely white and before .xhaus.ing
Of your large bottles her hair restored nearly M original
beautiful brown color and had hickened and become beautiful
aud rosy upon entirely head
it, ply because beauyins effects upon hair
because o ts hesh influence upon the head aud mind Ose
Of family aud friends using your Restorative with the hap
Its and value entirely removed and aud do
cordially and coIdeutsy recommend is by all VINO
would have their hair restored from white or gy ny reason OF
sickness ogut color and beauty and BY all Jouhg per
who would have sheir hsir beautiful and glossy.
Very truly and gratefully yours; .o>, ,,,Nu
Friend wooD: II was a long time after saw you at B'
Geld before got the bottle Of stoave ~ which You save me
order Detroit, and wbsn got u VIC
cluded il Mrs Hsnn's hair as the surH es'
power. IL has done all than assured me would 90 aod
now ung and ndns il others enissd 70 the
highest confederation you claim for H. ,.
Assin, very respectfully and tIny y ySs1s ySsTs NAM
Ib.ve u.ed Prof O. woSbs Hair Restorative and hsve
sdmird its wonderful effects Ny hair becming as
bons gray by the Of his Restorative
has resumed its original color and hsys no COUP a1 NJ
% D'-' ~ -' 49,
a. WOOD & Co., Propi.tor, No. sla BroaiSay, N Y.
do Toe great New Yok Wire Railing Estsbhnent and M ia
And sold by ali good Druggists and Fancy Goods Deal-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-20
CUPREME COURT-COUNTY Of NEW. W.

CUPREAlE COURT-COUNTY Of NEW
- YORK-TIIE PROVIDENCE CANAL BLEACHING
COMPANY ,ssinst THOMAS NEsAlTH, CHAtLES T. r,
NEsMITH and HENRY r. KENT-SurnInons Tor money as :
cop,ract-ro the aboyepsmcd defendant IioMAo
EEshiIB; You hereby summoned and rec qIrea 20 n &
The In this ton which will be filed IN me once Oh .
Ces q the sd County Of NewYork al the CITY fiau n lH
Cry Of wYork and copy Of yar answer 70 he SUI
ecurant on the subscriber is Office No 10y bf""d"Sy IN
said ony within twenty days after the scrlice OF ns
o you exelnAlyc Of the day of su service snd II yn Ie %
the ssid complaint witho soresaid the plant
ns 10 ths action viii take udghcnt against fr The s ~
stysish collars aud Nt with interct from ibe e
ay Of Otbsr Thousand eight hundred and hy svep and
m oe farther o oEI IL sdred and tiny 10 s4 with sIes u
from the td day Of December 1857 beside ne 0f this
b,D.-Dass JstGaIy q ia5a
). ID. COZZESs. Plaintiff Attorney.
The plant ed 6led 10 said Office said Clerk
SATURDAY,. The sd day ol January, 1853
~ is-SWs SD COZZENS PaintiHs Attorney.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-20
Eeaal Notices.

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
OF the County Of New York, notice is hereby given TO al
prisons having claims against PATRICK McPEAh ate OF the
, on New deceased present the with vouchers
thereof 10 the subscribers at the store Of Walter Os NO.
Avenue Eight in the Oty q New Sn OF before the hS
a2s lsw6nS. WALTER GORNlAN, }h
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-20
Al Y. SUPREME COURT.-JULIANA A. H.
~ NJ IcnI oIrcR md InINA Rn IYNES saainst LAM-

BERT MORANGE-To .he defendant: You beIcby sum
moned required the complaint In this sctioi
which will BE- filed the Office Of the Clerk OF the City and
County Of NevYo,k the CITY Hall Of said city and W
the said complaint on the subscriber
my No l6 Wall street In said city within twenty days
exclusive OF the DAY
such service and fail 70 answer the said complaint within
the time the papts will take judgment against you
Tor be sum Of eight hundred aud fifty dollars and thirty
cents with interest from the fret day Of October one
thousand eight hundred and fifty seven beside the costs Of this
sction-Dsted January 5, 1853
DAVID C. RINGLAND PlsiutHs Attorney
The said complaint filed Ia the place aforesaid the I'd
Of January, 1855. DAVID G. RINGLASO,
rs lavewS Plaintiff Attorney
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-20

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate OF
the County NewYork notice hereby given to al persons
having claims against JOSEPH BLACKBURN late Of the City ~
Merchant deceased 20 present the wh v9ch
thereof the subscriber at the store of Samuel An NO q
Westtt CITY of York, before the eh day OF
June ptItDa,ed I'D day OF December 1851
ie l.wOnS ELIZABETH BLACKBURN, Administrative
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-20

q. j. WOOD Co., Propri.tors, No Sla Broai"ay; ~ Y
du tr great York Wire Railing Establshnen and S III
hsrhsS-st. st. louis, Mo.
And sod by all good Druggists and Fancy Goods Deae.s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-13

NOTICE-The public is informed that
IN have appointed THOMAS WHITLOCK my
agent, to buy and SELL and trade generally, in the
market for me- In all cases he is only authorised
to buy and soil Fer CASH. WILSON.
RICHMOND October 5, 1858. &C 6-l2tf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-13

NEW FALL AND WINTER DRY
~ GOODS
A. y.


Have now store ta ana ple.e nssortynenS AZ
the newest ami most fashionable stylea az ENG
iiSW FRENCH. GERMAN and AMEKIf,aN an :
PIN and FANCY DRY GOODS, TO which thev in
vito the attention OF the CITY and COUNTRY traaa
senerslly, tlina well assured th&G can please the
most ftscAloUs ;ase. and at the sa time seli IN
ods on as reasonable terms as .fsy can he boayht
IN this city They will continue TO add "a thsir
,fofk whatever is new and fashionable ~
The following are a few Of the leading articles
Splendid Brocsde SIX Rohes ai~s
Flounced and Doubl.
Skirts
Rich PAY s5ere al ca aai plsiA silks
Pcrlin Robes ALA
Rlk GRO dc Rhine. Polt de Sole and Taffeta silk.
Fre~ch MerJuCs and Sstsip De LANES
Ken Plaid and Figured Faleucas
Rik .rabszines Alpseas. Challies and Mousselines
Eich Lac. nuslin and Cambria Sets
Muslin Cambria, Peaaat and Mourning Collara
Ilipsior Capes and Der has
Cl.OAEs, MANfLEs and sHAwLs, in great va
tietr -
Chorus, CASsI4ERES and VEsTINGs
PLANTATION and H0USEkEEptNG GO0Ds
81 sra 90 Ful,oa Cloths, Sleeps Grey Satiuetta
EuSklsnd Failed 81 this, kersoys and Plains
Vlsid t.inSrys. white red and yellow Fiannels
Rcd Blankets. OF all qualities and prices
Negro Blankets. white snd coiored
Pfrc namass Table Cloths. Dafaask Naukfns
Linen Shoetiugs, Pillow iinens Irish linens
F'eAchtd ana Bro Cotton Sheetings and Shirfinrs
MeT'no LaRaS's Wool, SILK and Shaker shirts and
Dra.els
Alexapders kid Gloves, Bnekskiu Silk and plnsh
Lined Gloves aud Gauntlets
Cotton and " col Hosiery of every Dissertation
CARPETS a ID RUGS. &c, &C. oc9
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-13
ARGE, HANDSOME AND NEW
IL STOCK OF DAY GOODS.
MANN VALENTINE. JR. +,

This day opens bis new stock of STAPLE and
"a CY DRY GOODS, aud invites his friends aud the
public in the city and country TO M examination Of
The same The Etcck has been bought fer cash irCm
the porting and auction houses at the decline rou
the earlier sales. and will he cold at small profit
for cash, puuctual customers
Great press Of business tofbds an extended adver
tsem. nj; hut | Will have and sell every article in
cur lin3 business, IN as large variety OF rs good
auai = and at as low prices as though the merits
Gt the 'ock were expanded into columns.
BeIos are tnum rated the most important arti
c'cs in the trade for families plantation hands la
dies gentlemen and children, VIZ:
Cloths Ca.sim"res. Sstinets and PULLED Cloths
French, Engli-h and American Mcu5elines
Plain ara Figured French herinOs and Coburgs
Robes ale and Robes Valentine, Ia Silks and De
LaiTes
Black Gros de Rhinfs and Mourn Bg Black Silks
Fancy silks Velvet ard Trimming silks
livery variety Of Cslicoes, az every price
MARYLAND Liusr g. Plain and Plaid Ospaburgs
A very large stock of Bed and servants Blankets
Reached ard ProWn Shectjngs, ShirtDg5 and Duck
swanssn Welsh and Other FlanDels
Embroidered Collars Sleeves and Cambria and Swiss
Trimmings
Round corner 81 Shaw's. Stellas, Rob Roys, &c
Clogks, All of the newest fashion
Hosiery. Gloves Hoop Skirts and Woollen Shirts
Ribbons, Laces, Edgings, &C, DC
MANN s VALENTINO, JR.
corner Broad, 9Th and Capitol streets.
&C l-lmif near Capitol SQuare.