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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-19

SLATER'S ROPE WALK.
Rear OF euinsigamond Bank. -..... Worcester, Mas
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-19
40 MARRIED LADIES

1t peculiarly suited. It will in short time, bring en-
he monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, price One D,lar, bears the Government
s.amp Of Great Britain to prevent counterfeits.
g / O II
These Pills should not be taken by females that are
pregnant during the first three months. they
sure to bring miscarriage, but at every other time
and IN every other case, they are perfectly safe.
In all cases Of Nervous and Spinal affections, Pain in
the Back and Luos Fatigue slight exertion, Palpa
ton OF the Heart, Mysteries, and Whites these Pills will
eject cure when all other have failed and although
powerful remedy do not contain iron, oalome antimo
ny, or anything hurtful to the constitution.
Full directions company each package.
sole Agent for the United States and Canada.
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DIR. DUPONCO'S GOLDEN PILLS
n u y. n Al A 9.

iHtailibie IN correcting, reguiafihg and remoUing
all distractions, from i0hItsBsr cause and
always sEootSSfai as ~6storatiUe.
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JEW ELRY, &C.

F AN G u G 90 ID S,
ever shown in Worcester.
have also received another lot Of those celebrated
James Nardin Peret's Ohronometer B. Adams Sons,
David Taylor, aud the American Watches in Patent Mag
ic Hunting and Open Face Cases. all Of which will be
sold at the lowest cash prices.
The best assortment Of Jswelry Silver and Plated Ware
and Fancy Goods Spectacles OF every description con
stantly hand. Also splendid assortment of Hair
JeEelry and Fancy Hair Pins, and Ladies' an Gentle
mems Dressing Cases.
Fine Watch Repairing.
Double Timers ChronometOs, LEVERS and all kinds Of
Watch repairing will receive particular attention. Rail
road conductors and engineers especially INVITED
call.
All goods sold at this establishment warranted as
represented, and perfect satisfaction guaranteed
Country dealers supplied reaionoble terms. Please
call and examine my stock of goods before purchasing
elsewhere
N. B.-Watch Crystals fitted for l24 cents.
J. BRUCKHEIMER,
Mo DIFF No Bay State Block Main St. Worcester.
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LOST AND FOUND.

LUST AND FUUND.
4 OST-On Friday evening last, between the enter
4 Of Spurr's Saloon and II Pleasant street.
Fitch Vicorine Stone Martin ends and Tip aud lined
with Brown Silk. Mrs. Il. O, EDWARDS.
n9 diff
INN Isl DIV "a
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DRAPER & CLARK
Have just received and offer for sale large lot Of BUT
TER, cHBEsE, Doullc Extra and Common BUCK
WHEAT FLOUR, LARD, BEANS, NC. diff
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Notice 40 tho PnbIic.- 81 take this method to
notify the public that the HawkeF AID Peiar NJ. Gold
smith, who travels the country, representing himself
being connected with my Watch and Jewery Establish
nent IS imposing upon them, and is not has
been in any way contested with me.
], BRUCKHBIMER,
nI6 Get No 2 Raw State BLOCK
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-19

Mras Ss 9 o0dvaG, an experienced and succes.
tu midwife holds herself in readiness day and mis-
to attend &c the dties ~ her profession RePdensa
Austin street at uct2l
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-19

MNNvELoPEs. =. The subscriber offers to the
H. Trade At the manuaclurers' wholesale price fuil
assortment Of Hartshorn Trumbuu Knvelopes Al hIs
Book aud stationery Store, No. $50 Main street.
nlS du gro. Q. TRuMBULL.-s
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-19

IN sACHUS ETTs MUTUAL
Ll9e Insurance Company.
SPRINGFIELD, MASS.
Capital and SurPIns, S220,96O 81.
W M. $. GOOD WIN,
ASentf for Worcester County,
Office No Mechanics Hall Building, Worcester, Mass
This popular and highly successful Company has just
erminated the seventh year of its business and after
paying its losses and expenses has added over
THIRTY THOUSAND DOLLARS
during the last year 10 its Reserve Fund
Combining all the Advantages Of Mutual with the
SAFETY AND STABILITY
Of Stock Company, the Directors having a personal
pecunisry interest in its management recommends it
self to the patronage Of all those who believe it to be
their duty to
PROVIDE FOR THEIR FAMILIES,
Or Others by
20 LICY OF LIFE INUSRA NOE
PAMPHLETS AND CIRCULARS.
exhibiting the condition Of the Company and it's manner
Of transacting business. Also
BLANK APPLICATIONS,
and forms for eectng insurance. may obtained at the
Office Of the Agent in Worcester, of the Company
Springfield. dissm So
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"Eyery Tub must stand on IFS own Bot
tow Bee Dr. BLISS advertisement in another coulan
nd dkw2w
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stHE THAT GIVETH TO THE
IA POOR, LENDEEH TO TIE LORD"
LOUIS LEVyB~~ON.

In obedience the dictates Of my beelie in the blessings
OF ONE All wise God, unto him who dispenseth libeT
ally unto the Poor,
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Therefore, I, LOUIS LEwIssoN, of the city Of WOr
ceser, Commonwealth OF Massachusetts, do hereby in
vite,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-04-30
Preceding of To-day.

IN THE SENATE, to-day, a bill permitting the
vestry OF Washington parish to enclose certain
grounds in Washington city for the purpose OF
extending the cemetery was passed
Mr.. Brown presented memorial PRAYING the
improvement OF streets in the neighborhood Of
Inc Navy ard, Washington city; referred
Mr.. Houston called up his resolution ING
FOR the extension of protectorate by this country
over Mexico, and offered an amendment thereto
which was agreed to.
Mr.. Ii thSn move Il TO refer IL TO a spec ial CON,
mittee; which was objected to
Mr.. Mason made a motion-which was agreed
tomto lay the whole subject on the table
The report of the Kansas Conference Commit
tee was taken up md debated by Me,srs Brod
erick, Doolitte and Pugh.
TX THE HOUSE, Mr.. English called up the re-
port of the Committee of Conference Oh the Kan.
sas bill
Mr.. Clark, Of New York, said Il was his Inten.
tion to deliver his views against it, but nights
lckness had left him physical v unable to under
take the task. He would merely say that this
new measure was objectionable in form and more
dangerous in substance
Mr.. Bryan gave the reasons why he had acted
win "a lille squad Of Southern men against
this measure; and said that, on this question he
would do nothing to distract the union of the
South for the protection Of that section OF the
country.
Mr.. Shorter said he had, with five or six Son b
ern Democrats, uniformly resisted the previous
question. He had aimed 10 obtain tiuae for dis
custom TO arrive at coriect appreciation of this
BILL He now found that II was generally held
not to refer the LecOmpton Constitution back to
the people. IL he thought otherwise he would
vote against 1t, even with Black Republicans
The gentleman from Georgia Mr. Stephens had
sald hat the Constitution was not TO be submit
ted, and by his silence MIR. English acquiesced
in that view. He [hIr. Shorter would now CO.
operate with the friends Of the bill and for the
previous question.
Mr. Campbell then opposed the report ,arragn-
ing Messrs. Cox, Lawrence, Groesbeck, and OF b =
er of his Democratic cOileag ues who opposed the
Lecompton constitution, for supporting the re-
port Of the conference committee, amid niue h
excitement on the floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-04-30
GEORG EFT O w N.
Correspondence Of TIE Star.

GEoRsErowS, April 30, 1853.
We take plea sure in calling the attention OF the
readers of the Star to the advertisement OF our
Bridge street friends, especially those OF the
ladies. Chief among the establishments IN TINS
locality are those of Mrs. i. Clark and Miss Jnla
Leach. At either of them the ladies can nno
every article in the way OF head decorations OF
the most approved patterns and very latest fash
ion in great profusion, and on the most season
able terms. We would advise some OF our
Georgetown ladies who sometimes 90 elsewhere
to make their purchases TO give these ladies
call hereafter
Look out for the May ball of the old Vigilsnt
Fire Company. The Vigilant boys never do
things by halves. They are a whole soul set OF
fellows, and generally carry cut in good faith all
! they promise. The committee OF arrangements
| is sufficient guarantee that no pains will be
| spared To make II the ball Of the season.
Thu services at Christ (EpiscopaD Church last
| night were of the most solemn and interesting
| character. After an able discourse from Bishop
| Whlttineham forty persons, (tbirty seven white
| and thue cClored we're confirmed as members Of
the Church The Rev. Dr.. Norwood entered upon
the p st nal duties as minister to this congrega-
| ton some four years ago, ever since which tim
| il has been gradually increasing, and Is now one
| of the most hourishing In our city The present
large ingathering Of members is doubtless, In
| part, tie result of the deep religious feeling
which has pervaded many portions of our city
| TO some time past.
The supply Of Shad and Herring continues
| gradually on the decrease 4 few arrived yester
day, and met with ready sale among the retail
| dealers al Sl31Sl4 per ,'D1 FOR the former, and
| Sl2 SO per ,W0 for he lot e.
Our liver wharves this m rrning are decidedly
more quiet, and present L duilsr appearance tina,
taey have heretofore since the op-ning Of tb
spsing trade. The number of vessels loading ans
unloading is unusually small; the only arrival o
moment since our last report is the packet r in'
Dove, Johnson, from Philadelphia, TO Hyde
Davidson, with merchandise for the two cities.
We have been iequested by some of the Ala :
lady readers to inform the public that DIR. Speno
will deliver a lecture and give a number Of intel
esIing. instructive. and laug habe experiments i
psyc biology, at Forrest Hall, this evening; th
proceeds to be given ID thr Dorcas Socirty--a
institution composed Of a large number of ID
ladies of our city, and o.ganiLrd for the purpos
| of providing clothing for destitute children. =.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-04-30

" Mrs Sarah Littles, jointly indicted with
Ira stout for the murder Of her husband de-
chnes 10 enter plea OF guilty Of mans aug hter,
tthe course recommended by her counsel, } and
demands a tial by jury. The Court refused 10 en-
yer the plea for the second degree but intimated
that plea Of guilty In the first degree would lie
accepted. This the prisoner refuses. The Court
wiz lake up no other business this term, so that
the trial VI Mrs Littles goes over to October IL
Is proposed to petition the Executive for the an
PointHent of an extra term of the Oyer and Ter.
MINER In order to relieve from arrest the no,ber
and brother Of the prisoner, who are In CUSTODY
rs witnesses .#.-...
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-04-30
Ora N ID EXHI EDITION
~ AND
May Eve Festival Ball.

PROF. VI. w. MUNDER takes great pleasure
efa OF aS Ss saa SSGES ,s
ton tC, Ba SIli take psce on MAY EveD AP.IlfR.
Rooms. Louisians avenue, near 9Th Street.
He has IN PREPARATION one of the most chaste, ele
been offered in this or any other city
Neither time nor eI pense has been spared to rem
The following j. a programme Of the Dances,
!. Mazourka Nationae.hy q Misses.
$. lns1, French: and hmsrics9 Medley Dance. IN;
tuao .dSsn kory n,MS1re, vIve La France, and
4. Poka Pasanne, as introduced by viennoise Chi
5. Poscca, Russ an Dance, with brass heels aid
bells, 6elIls.tY Misses. ,o
4. L Ierohenne, beautiful Swiss Iance-by
9. The smborine Dance, as introduced by MadaHe
kollals Ballet at the opening o. the Warrington
Theatre last writer IL 4. very comp ica ted aud
9. Stynsn Waltz. a hvorIte dance. by patio lIsr re
Suest-by Master and Misses.
To- The American Flag Dance, (OrIg mall which was
ItToduesd with 40 much success last year D.,
IL. Jotts AragonsIse. as introduced Ivy the Ravsls
al the National rheatre-by Misses and Mas
-. la Msnola, as danced 10y Soto the Spanish dan
- ssusoby little Misses and Masters.
Is. The Bsautitui FlUwer Dance-hy 81 Misses ss
introduced by the NIehnoIss Children az lpss, 10
which val tie sdd.dsn entirely new and ma MI
Inc Queen wIil be crowned IN = sIlded ChArot.
NIB, ten httle Boys. richly oustnm'd Tor the
hirlat " Ill fe attach ed P,,,f
ul sixteen arches Ci Roses al every Variei, Of col
or; TIE other en5s resting the hands of eac;, Of
the Dancers. Farming cna large rose; Az the oenTs
oil which the Queen, kue slins al the Chsriot viii
be crowned Queen OF May. The 6nslo Tabieau 40
Dc formed by ihe Flag Dancers, IN connection snh
the above scene. ~
N; BIO avoid ell room for complaint with re-
eard 10 The iateness of the hour Of getting
tne xhlaltIon, pr"i Nj. will positively commence,
a. oc.9ok precisely;
The tickets Wi admit G enteman nnd two In
DIES. for eech Lady beyond that numbsr ne will te
charged - cents ezra.
Tickets should be purchased before the Bal. TO
avoid confusion at the door an 10 Al "a ESS,h
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-04-30

FROM HAvASA-By the Empire City at New
York, from Havana, we learn that two more car.
goes Of slaves have been landed on the northern
coast of Oula. -s-.l e.r ID. .f...
There was considerable excitement at Havana
In conseq uence Of the forcible examination of the
schooner Cortes by British cruiser. 1t Is con.
age TO the coast Of Africa. - - e
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-04-30

III dispatch from New Orleans states that
the surveying steamer Walker, ID. F. Sands, Ia: $
completed the survey Of AtchafaYla Bay, and
will leave for Norfolk on May 3D. The Ctice S
and crew Of the Walker are all we'll.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-04-30

gOurmalds IN Washington, are pr AIRED to set a
feed unsqualled hJ the most cslebrst 81 spread of
dp'cius.
Lobsters, from Boston, alive aud healthy: Crabs.
hard and soft shell lPolltci4ns ON New YORK
please notIcel from Norfolk delicious Bivslves
from al the faSorte spots SpIIns Chick ems delI-
cate ara teEder; Cat.s, very line and, 10 crown
THIS arch IF excellence, huge Gr=en Turf o, fr IN
Ma sau. N. T.; enough to make a Metropolitan Al
d-TmaH Thank his STARS for snch luck
All the etceteras, Chops. Steaks, &c sc. ap 81 st
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-04-30

u The New York Commercial Advertisers
correspondence says that the Mexican Minister
to Spain had received an order from Zuloago TO
resign, but he refused. Spain, however, refuses
further intercourse with NJ Iefragua
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-04-30
THE WEEKLY STAR.

Our Weekly paper, now ready for delivery,
is exceedingly rich and varied, both in its lite
rary and news departments.
On the outside is capital story, illustrative
of feminine perplexities and terrors, entitled
Mrs. B. Alarms" Peril of Cape Horn"
is a graphic sea-sketch. The Amours of
Warren Hastings and the sketch of GO Dixon
Hall Lewis are both of striking interest.
Among the prominent articles in the Wash
ington News and Gossip will be found the
following The Sentiment Of California-The
Assault of Helper on Craige-Lettings of Mail
Notwithstanding Across the Atantic-A
Conscience Case-Kansas in the House Again
The Proposed New Government Police-The
Overland Mails to California-Capt. Meigs-
Suitably Answered-The Upshot On't-Col
BentOn's Last Work-Mr. English-Navy In.
telligence-The Oceanic ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
of Indians-International Courtesy-Senato,
Fitch-Californis Surveys-A Distinguished
NisitOr-The California Overland Mail Con
tract-A Discovery and Rescue-The Star De
nounced-Congressiona Proceedings-The Lis
Of Patents, &c, &c
The Local Department contains reports O
the trial Of Essex, charged with the murder O
Quigley; of Ogle for the murder of Webb g
the proceedings If the Musical Convention
OF the doings of the Supreme Court; of the lat
Meetings in this city in connection with tn
municipal election; Of the TOrch-light Process
sion and " That Bottle" &c, &c.
Among the Miscellany will be found column
Of piquant Personals" chapter of Wester
villainy, with an account of the arrest of th
perpetrators; an article on proposed &" Ne
Coin" funny hit headed "Some Uniform :;
and general sprinkling of fresh, graph,
readable paragraphs
Late News, foreign and domestic, CORES
pOndence, Political Affairs, &c, &c, compile,
the ample and interesting budget for the weel
Terms, only 81 % per year. Single number
three cents, neatly envelOped for mailing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-04-30

Norrcx TO MEMBERS oF CoNeREss.-Members
OF Congress can have their speeches printed with
neatness and dispatch, at the Star Office Price,
for 5000 copies of slxteenpage speech, one cent
and half each; for 10, 600 more, cent each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-04-30

Early IN NAV Mr. H. HASTINGS will open an
Ev"nlng Ma'hsmatIcal Clsss IN the Temperance
Hall. CORNER of 10th AID + SITS. The subjects stnd
led VII he Geome'Iy, Algebra, and Plain Tr'gnom.
try. The Class will meet at or O'Clock on three
evenings In each week, ard Il e course will be com
pletet IN SIX months: Terms $40. Applications TO
be mado bv letter, only 10 Mr. n, Hastings, George
Town, T.. T.. an VIZ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-04-30

III The steamer Philadelphia, at New Or
leans, from Havana has on board President O ua-
rez and suite, comprising his ministry, destined
for Vera Cruz
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-04-30
SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS

The Union, this morning, defends the Fort
Smelling sale, arguing with conclusive force
that the policy of our institutions. the direc-
tiOn of positive law, and the interest of the
Government, united in requiring sale Of the
abandoned fort.
The Union compliments Hon. Mr.. keitt
upon his able remarks yesterday.
The IHfeiiiSeRcer has no editorial TODAY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-04-30

- I'D On sTOLEN-From the subscr :
eniste, IN I'd instant, q BAY n
49,, e, anout Is or l6 hs nds high. No par IN
zig nos 90 MARKS recolectrd, bot white moi NS
W ne iaoe Any person b, 10 slns he ta,d Mara or
W. l9,ofnation 10 me that can get Ia viii
eeuoeraiiy rewarded and ,eceive the tLanl AZ To-
WIN. q. GODDARD
No. SIS 10Th ttreet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-04-30
MAY FESTIVALS OR sOIREEs.

Prof. j. r.. SCHEEI. respectfully informs he
musical community of Washington and w
= ay he en- aged for May Par 8, n receptions. SHx
Solrees, wan any number of Instruments He mas
a really supply OF the most fashionable Music. Ary
number OF references given. APP y at Metzerott's
Music DE pot or Mr.. DAVIS Piano Store ap $685.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-04-30
~ AIRV OYA nee.

Through the solIc.ta' IONS Of many friends ard a
ltrge number of patients. Ma1aEI CLINTON
PRICE has consented Ia remain a sho-i time longer
AT No 10 north street, Capitol Hill. where she can
he consulted on business or disease from a. m. TO
y. M Her GIraenosls description Of diseases are
ammo. as she caG see ey-Ty organ IN the body,
AMI her revelations OF the past and future.
astoI ism every one that consult her coaviEciIg
the most skepIIeal.
Terms 81
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&lM kEWARD.-Ranaway from the s.b CA -
PIOO her. livIng near the val age a.! Wo.-i,.l g
aqhasco district, Pines deotye's tsoapf,
MARY aud, ON rIcny. tae sd of prll Issy -
hs. ro man HARItS The said Urrro as ~
aIoat nre ieet sev' n lHches high very HAL ~
win isrte White tesh. uhsoh are yer, on ~
pauous wben 10 laughs. No flesh MARI rem e.
is Trying Ia get 10 a free stste ~''0' no
ST.. siie me sb we reward. If taken ont Of the
10 stI;ct - C,iny Doiars IL TAX an the Siaie or
al ain. Il III, 30 tnh get him
Lynn " =, near woodvile. Prince Gecrr.'s Ca Md
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-04-30
LOST AND FOUND

II OST.-Yes terday morning . n.;r or Coz n
~ IhClES,tt ddy's.l The hndrr w,Il Ia
sntanly rewarded leaving IN. m al tie Jew.iTy
tor1 oi MessTs CALF a RHO pa s,.,'s a "
-----""-]hs Sc. u"
Il On SUNDAY morning, the Isth instant a
- tween 10 and u O'Clock, PIECE OF WIT
lin "a 10 tontan ~ wards. IL ~ 81 ppos,n 70
nay De- en- dropped from tusty. A. The ID, y an
~ AIno ehous 10 c'me forward snd certify az 10
e SudLtty Ind qua liy 81 the silk the, to,S 80. m
the piece OF silk or II retBr e uhnjured IIe will
leave rev ara of tor IL ANY inlo.s,.t !, n
wH lr h.st thankf' llr received bs Ms MANI Al
ID. " -'N s'ice'' LEW cen ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-04-30

The KANSAS STATE BuL.-As we GO 70
press to-day the closing scene of the passage OF
the Kansas State bill is being enacted in the
House hall evidently. Its passage was then a
certainty obvious to all. Republican party
legislative flibustering can delay it but few
brief hours longer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-04-30

- pound at - ShIANiN0 Som-
ap asst faNnoNp.s
tANCS HAIR PINS. for the May balls, at ex-
ae@ LAMMONp'S.
TRuNRLlNG HOOPS. Who'll sls and retail, q
= spa-T LAMM0NDS,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-04-30

TIE WxArHER.-The following report of tho
weather for this morning is made from the Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution.
The time Of observation is about7 o CLOCK m
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-23
Tranob Goods.

tHIETzE2OOp pieces 40 wide, fast e9lors' At
i5< cents always sold for 25 cents yard Also A.
second mourning ehintzes st 10 cents. , - - -.
IOTPTNE'5 BEST ALL WOOL DE LAME at SI3S cents
per yard. ~. -,,., s.a - eli !, OK
cents will sell nov 1s cents Sone good quality as
low as O.. ward.
ORALLY DE- LAINEs-Plsin and figured, the very dness
plain M 90 SCENTS, and figured at % cents q yard.
OMBRg CRAZE E'ESPAGNE-e5 pieces beautiful styles
oMSRE BAREGE 80 pieces, worth so cents, for only
few pieces Aaeiine Dress Goods very nice and
zoo pieces Row siIL.-An excellent all.boled
Black sk very ustre "a inch wde only 67H cts
per yard; sold last season at 81 per yard.
The Greatest Bargain Vet.
will sell superior SILK ROBES. of 30 Yards each, same
quality sold la from $25 to $50, For only
SI5 apiece. L challenge any merchant possessing
Judgment about silks deny that these Robes not
sold half their value. Also superior article COLORED
colors and designs and will be sold at abargain
very recent importation of large New York
retail establishment and were bought below cost
Also Just received about 80 dress patterns Of styles
fancy Silks. yerS handsome and cheap.
100 B4REGE, LAWN CHALLY ROBES both Side stripes
and double skirts Barege Robes 90 yds each such sold
last $40, Will sell for 80 Chaiy Robes
excellent style, cheap. Fine Lawn Robes at only One
Dollar and Fifty Cents apiece; at ALIEN. HEYMANs,
un8-31, 1877 MAR st