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The Washington union., 1858-06-27
BY J. c. MCGUIRE, Aactioncer.

INTENSIVE Sale of Solid Mahogany Desks, Arm
L Chairs Bookcases Carpets being tho Furniture in tho old
Hail Of tho House Of Monday morning JrAe
29h 10 O'Clock in the old House Hail. shall sell 70 tho hness
bidder
275 mahogany writing Desks zs with drawers
hrstratc locks, and brass feet
mahogany covered Arm Chairs with mahogn
ny writing desk attached
About 500 yards Brussels Carpets
Large quantity of Crimson Silk Worsted Drapery
Reporters and Stands, High Chairs Curlod Hair
Cushon Bookcases Pigeon Holes Tables Sofas Clocks
Chairs, washstands, &c. ..-,st
Terms cash In spoce BY order Of y o. ALLEN,
Clerk of the House Of Representatives.
June 22--d J. C. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
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T ECrUREs OF LOLA MoNTEz, INCLUDING

IL hcr Autobiography. ] vol. u.
Poor Fellow; tho author Of (Which tho Right or the Left
vol. 81 u.s. ~ F 34
Mary Derwent; BY Mrs Ann stephons vols, paper 81
Adele; by Julia Kavanagh vol u 25
Edna Antique New England Talo; by Emma Cara vol 81
Lily White romance by Edward Goodwin. vol. 81
The Life and Times Of Hugh Miller. VOL 81.
Magdaen, the Enchsnress; by T. L. L. 81.
The Wies Trial; by Miss Pard0e. so cents.
Romance Of the Harcm by Miss Pnrdoe. 80 cents
Tho Jealous Wife; by Miss pArdoc. 80 conts,
The Rival Beauties; by Mis- Pardoc. 90 cents
Confessions Pretty Woman; by Miss Pardoc 80
Robert Oakiands; by Leigh Richie. rs cents.
June "a FRANCk TAYLOR
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BArnxoRr, May 3, 1858.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.

NEW ARRANGEMENT.
GREAT SOUTHWESTERN ROUTE via ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA
f.i4 a t RAILROAD.
WASHINGTON CITY Virginia. Tennessee Georgia. Alabama
Mississippi, Louisiana, Arkansas, and Texas.
Through Tickets DO obtained the great shwesen R
Oc Fennsyl and Sixth Washing
board of the Steam Ferry George Page the Once Of
tho Orange and AlsxAndria Failroad, u Alexandria.
To Richmond Danvlc, Lynchhurg Bristol Knoxville dalton,
Atlanta Chattanooga Nashville Huntaville, Grand juno
hon, Memphis, Montgomery and Now Orleans
Direct R0uto Continuous Railway Connexions Memphis
Anorng Expedition Comfort being miles
shorter than by any other route. t3 afasF ta
Tho ferry boat George Page leaves the foot Of Seventh street
6 O'Clock for Alexandria, where take the
Richmond Charlottesville Htnunton, White Sulphur Springs Wood
stock &c aud ut for Richmond and MI points Southwest
making aud close eonnC xi0ns 10 Memphis. Hef 81
Baggage and omnbuses leave INC Office
O'Clock, n n, and y p III.
JANUS A. EVANS Agent,
Juno l8--f 6.. iasg Washington.
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TRoposAIs FOR COAL AVID Woop.--seale

proposals will tho Office Of tho CIoSk Of tho
Representatives IL O'Clock Thursday.
July furnishing and delivering In the vaults q tho sosh wing
Capitol day November Ave
pounds tho best anthracite wh ash COAL o
inches diameter and
IL FREQ o slate or foreign
Also, for seventy five cords Of tho best pine wood
Security faithful the contract for furnishing
tho above articles will be required.
Proposals may separate should cndorcd Proposals
Wood Proposas and directed to j. CAfLEN
Clerk OF Of Representatives United States.
Republican Philadelphia Pennsylvania will
notice until tho 9th Of July aud send bills
the Clerk Office Of the House Of Representatives.
June 23 st eFtitf fa.a ass "a
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~ ED SULPHUR Spring -MoxxoK COUNTY VII

D ED SULPHUR EPHINGB--MONR0E COUNTY, VIR-
III orxThcsc celebrated Mineral Springs now open 0r tho
reception visitors IL well kn0wn that no medicinal agents
tried have had such signal success a. tho waters
tho ings In the speody mss caees pulmo
nary ccnsumpuon bronchial ancns chu'c dArsha dyspsp
and dsessos a The brain. .s1l. .
visitors Mchmoud and Lynchburg should th rnia and
Ncburn Depot They will then have but
staging Orange and Alex
Virginia Central ralrcA sherc about evcn miles
Of staging. n. t.gs
nyss would rocr
by coming carly usually much crowded through the
month cf August. s. CAMPBELL co
30--d2mo
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MORE TO BE ADMIRED THAN THE RICH
ever BY Kpga OF Emncxors XhalY Why

css n"s,ci ct WIN W AipSS VI AmIcsTs "hsI "ny
Recaase The ornament God himself provided
cheek sys .Ins b Hose pearl The
head Is be q ~ covering s hair be snarled and shryecd
more than AK s, sS.s fss woods Hs, ss.as.vs used
Two o. three a%s 80 w rsss. ard p@.a'cy .oosss y
the nrst y the csebrssed piauAs Thalbsrs:
ss,sA sss - sl-ss ~9 = q NV -x66x April TO- 1855
Pcrm. express you osngaaoa.
% @ Ss y .os
but the application o E Rsstova,yc
M original hue consider yoss sossve :. very wonderful
lam, dear sr, yours, truly
sDryoh ar Gwyredydcto
WEIGH Newspaper Once - NaAssa street, April H. 1858.
PRor O. j. wooD Dear sir Some weeks ago ro
ceved bottle of hair Restorative and wife who
concluded to try on her hair little thinking At the time that
the hair its original color but her we'll
my surprise after w weeks trial. has performed that wonder
@ effect y .n Tbs e., ns % Sgws = the %
CHARLES cARDEw.
YoxK, July as 1857.
Pur o. j. woop With your
strnve, being tho snacious article Since
using n Restorative hair aud whbkers, which al
whtc avo gradually dark, and feel confident
applications them their
also has relieved me Of all dandu and unpleasant itching
mon among persons who perspire freely. j. g. KMBY
years ago my hair falling on
and turning fast becoming bad and had tried many
remedies to effect commenced using your restorative IN anu
ill out and turned back to iS ormor color (blaok) At
this time fully restored to its original color health and appear
recommennd Its 70 ALL d. HOES
CHICAGO Ill., May 1, 1857
The Restorative ID put up Sizes large
dun and small the small holds half put and retas for one dol
small ca for dollars bottle the large
holds ssn I 'pS r 't c
great New York Wire Railing Eablhmen and ia Market street
And by good Druggists Fancy Goods Dealers
May la-d3m
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dences ingenious speculstist in the year two
thousand eight hundred for instance, should examine
the Usos Of this morning am sure ne Will be pleased
sse this weekly gossip brought 70 Close BY the sigma
ture Of tho $50, al A4DDLE~AofD Ian.
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NEW BOOKS, FOR SALE AT TAYLOR 1

IN AAURYS, 334 Penn
Tho Cruise Of the Betsy Rambes Of Geoogst by Hugh
Miller IL. d. Prioe 81 26 &
God; tho Mystery being Inquiry
Origin OF Evil; by John Young, ii. u. Price 81
Steps towards Heaven Religion In Common ufc by s.
thur, Price 81.
the wassrs or, Aquarium America; by
Edwards Price u 80.
Hadj IN Syria; Three Years IN Jerusalem 7s cents
June 24-3t (5tates] 4 elsi
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GUNNER ARRANGEMENTS The steamer
~ GEORGE PAGE will folows = ~ L
Lcavc Alexandria g. TO- IL O'Clock, m; and 6ocock,
m. aaf4 .l,. s..
Leave Wellington o. O. II o'clock nj 13, and O'Clock,
p m. a b
The THOMAS CoILYER when the route will opposite
hours. Fnrc Is
Whays onibusss connecting with the Page and Coyer will
leave e Capitol and 18th and Pennsylvania
tho unnc tho bouts leave Alexandria
June 8--eod-1 RICHARD wAILACH, President
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by the Author Of "The House
wv Emore, .Onc and Tweny 2 &C. &c. Price so cent?

NAJ Law En- ny uc AuLlOI Vi luo houSo
wv Of Emore,' 'Oncand Twenty, &c. &c. Price so cents;
ocavo paper
For eyory one her liked, evcry
The following opinions, from the leading English
H#iN
which, when hand, will mot be willingly Laid down
by any novcrcAder till he Inns ended u LondoW Ahenom.
Written depth feeling. EndWSn<y.
"a delightful Story distinguished for the elegance Of M STYLE and
with which abounds entitled
high place In the literature fiction '-London Pos
The OF widhowcr elevated, and the
striking beauty We read beginning
pleasure - London Press.
power dcncaton the principal characteristic Of Wild
flower '-London Spectator
"a easily surpassed. Observer
For sale by TAYLOR MAURY,
4 June 22~-3t atFt tH5sN DN3 r.f 83t Penn. avenue
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& No. 6l3.J
Notice OF closing the Land once at vincennes,
fl N Indiana.

TTlHE period for continuing the Land Office at Vim
oenncs Indiana under tho approved 18th August 1885,
having expired hereby given that said land once closed
will continue until its next session. then deemed
cxpeiicnt, shall otherwise direct. l5t u
archives &c. Of the office will In the time be placed
charge the United States marshal deputy marshal postmaster
for safo keeping. 1& l.t
my hand the city Of Washington this 2lst day Of
June, A. d. 1858. ~ es - -. ssst 4
a Acting CommisaIoner Of tho General Land once.
Iuno23 23--4t - \. /. !.
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VXYsCoNsIN AND MINNESOTA COMMISSION

w NTELIIGENCE, AND GENERAL LAND AGENCY. GEORGE
FARNAM Ofce Main street. tine Banking
Colo sumner, Co., La Crosse Wisconsin.
lam prepared buy SELL give information with regard
farms farming, ands locate lands,
with land warrants Wisconsin Mmnesosa attend
the selling leasing Of lands lots dwelling scs other
ery on commissio make collections taxes, examine titles
collect rents, &C., 6c
Particular given LOANING MONEY guaranty
loan worth three money
and tho from twelve paid
nuay Security In Wisconsin Minnesota
than New York for the that lands advancing from
al to 100 cent Interest legal in Wisconsin, high
IL and In Minnesota there usury
All business and letters Of inquiry promptly attended and
turns rcnted by mail Of the country
Feb H--0m g5s. 1@tE GEO. FARNAM
Hc refers the following gentlemen Hon washburnc c.
IMMORAL Point Wis., Alex W. Randall Madison Wis., Lieut.
Cmpbs La Crosse Wis Hon & D. Hastings asc
Trempecan Wis., Hon. Tco Rodo (rcocvcr s. land oe) La
Crose Wis; Hon. D. Ia Crosse Ws Judgc Lord
do Hon Geo. GALL udgc 9th Judicial crcui Galeyle, Wis
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YszAMYos-4AN- oosr1xpLA7iYx BALLAD.r
pY JOHN q. sAx1.


hai,s pY JOHN O. sAx1. 5al H
fe M -->- saaisalo
From the Knickerbocker.J ..,-ft,tr
Right jollie is 10 ,ailyor,man, ~ l,..s
~ annie man may be
And all ye day upon ye benche
aiD He worketh msrrilio Hfh i.@isaI
And OF ye while in pleasante wise
He collsth up his ltmbcs,
lie siaGsth sOngos ye ike wheveof a4
Arc mot In Watts bis hyrnAs. 8i M e
And yst he tofeth all ye while hf
HIS mcrric catches role
Az trao unto ye needle NJ Api
Ye necdle TO ye polo f5
What cares 20 valiant tsiIyor man
a For ali yo cowarde ssaresf tt
Against 70 soisxors OF 20 fates f.ttal4s
Ho pointcs his mighue shssrcsi ..,e,
He hssdssh MOI ys ansisats jssts dr
That witiesse aiansgs Hse f1t
What teareth ys baf1s taiiyor man
Ye hissinso q eocsss
Hs psllslh u W busis thrcade, ~,
10 bed his l0vnge wifS M Nsl
And eks bis childe fbr unto them
Nh ysthesaAs os hfs. &efl
Hc cutteth woll 70 richo mans ceate,
And with unsoomlie pride
He seas ys little wsistcOate ia
Ye cabbage bye his side.
Meanwhile 70 tauyor man his wife,
To labor nothingc 10th,
Sits bye with rcAdie handles TO basts
Ye nrcbin and ye CLOTH
Full happe 10 yc tailyor man,
t Yet u he often tried
Lest he, from fulnossc Of ye dimes,
Wake wanton In his pride.
Full happio Is ye taiyor man,
And yot no hath foe,
cunninge encmie that mono
30 well rs taiiyors knowo. :.
1t Is 20 sIppcric customer
Who gocs his wicked waycs,
And wearos ye honeste tailyor's coAte,
But nevcr, never payesi
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VIRGINIA FEMALE INSTITUTE,
tt5 4..lrfa aTAUNTrM VA 7r ga.f 4

VIRGINIA FEMALE INSTITUTE,
fht sTAUNTCN,vA a@
ft Rcv r. II. PHILLIPS A. M Principal t
Rcv.J. C. WHEAT, A. ~, Vice Principal i
Assisted ny full corps Of Precursors and Teachers.
TyRUSTEES: Rt Rev. w. Meade, D. d. Rt. Rev.
Johns, D. n nev j. A. IAtanc, Col r. H. Smith, Dr.. T. r.
srblng, VIM. Kinney, T. Mchls, r. Powers, Crawford
VISITORS.
Rev. E. c. Ncdulrc, D. D., Hon. r. G. L. Acncure,
Rev. ". sparrow, D. D., Prof John h Minor,
Hon. W. G. Mvee, A. 7. Capcrton Esq,
Hon W. Ballard Preston, VIM N. blackboard, ESQ.,
Hon. George w. Summers, David W. Barton, Gq.,
Hon. A. Fl. H. Stuart, Taxewell Taylor, ESQ.
Hon. John Letchcr DR.. DcAnc
Hon. George W. Thompson, VIM II. Fowls, RsQ
The buiydiuss erected purposes Collegiate
sttc are and elegant stuaou Of great bcsuy
from tho temptations incident 70 cies and
srroundod BY It's organisation Southern and M
embraces dnercns sections Of the sossrn portion or
the cOntedcracy. tff f9 . ff
English tuition pcf annual session SzO0 musc IAN
guages drawing, Ar cxtrA - :. :. .
cipal, ~ a,ss3t aNt ~. =. n. rt1AdAsr.
June 16--cod2ms cAunson, w.
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VTYE OFFER DECIDED BARGAINS in all grade,
wv Of giossyu wide and silks. t1its
Aso large lots Of choice quality Mourning silks Nd
select styles. s,ttl l5t Ifaa tf Ef II
We largo line OF white figured, and dotted
Inns remarkably chcap. ffafifl ~ 4 ~ hf tlf3t Oh
pieces coorcd Linens gcutcmcns shirts chrsn VT
with large stock Of Fancy and staple Dry Goods specay
generally. St4 go. - ~ s.ty .ll.f II
One pce only marked plain ngures and deviation
A establishment pbigaicn nurcee II
Good articles low prices, and fair dealing may be reed
.g{lftH4 4At fitHWP Pk2RY 3 y10x4uu, 3fttt
Central stores west buk.1sH. |
june 22-@10tdK ~ f tl opr0eNe Gooaxs 1kftad
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD, WASH
I'D INGTON BRANCH TUESDAY, JUNE Is, trains will eaye

I'D NGTON NcH-TUESDAY, JUNE Is, trains will leave
follows; 1'f f1 ss
b16 train Annapolis Junction for An
naos Washington Junction for all the West and at Bal
timcrc for Philadelphia and New York.
715 train for Baltimore, Philadelphia and New York
30 train connects 1t Washington Junction with
train M III Of tho West. and Baltimore for Norfolk
Philadelphia and New York
4lo train for baltimore at Annapolis june
for Annapolis and Washington Junction with trains West
p M, train for Baltimore at Washington juno.
ton with accommodation train West s.F3s4 fe.t s.
The 15 and 30, p. M express will stop
only Annapolis and Washington functions. "a
On Saturday, the 30, Philadelphia only
On Sunday but one train leavcs--at 8. So m. lf
june l3-u T. ii. PARSONS, AGENT
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INTERESTING 70 I.ADIEs.-When IN the cours

INTERESTING TO I.ADIES--When in the course
hufan events ladies' and gcnicen Nsc greatest
natural AtActons-a nns head of hAyt matter OF ~,
,ous mpo3ancs and tho qcsOu w. What 10 stop tho
from Ang ~ and Fcstore " asd bcntyy reply
s query bcg y say Try ~ Hsrris1 Hair Promoter aud In
prove fw applications Will stop o. har hing breaking
yir 10 tho hair and vn rsv h.. - SIs
twenty year Continued Me- a 4 xo on7S. VII, ,rsr-s x
Aluxuriaut bajr Gail and sct ho,Ic ara n nj
afr tho soc3d application rctrp Il ana 80 *. ,srs MA
Ask for Dr arris's Hair Promot.r ana murovcr M q, p1h
mond by ~ pFFERany nr,,sc.a. nv A. ''"
... Corner Maine and 18th Main and Wall streets
scld wa3ingou by n GILMAN arngv~t pnrrs,r"nn o.
nh(trcct and r. CLARK IL strrct srd psrn
May 2-3m .st4 = - - "''""0'
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VXTANTED-A Physician or Lawyer with cash
wv capital Of from $3.50 81 000 proprietor
established weekly Rurs smthcner This oppor
tuny embark lucrative business ccnncxon with their pro-
fssiou nourhpg county while the he
thoroughly cssblsh himself in his profession Apply 70
RICHARD EDWARDS,
.el-s 4ffgA e1t tgs Box 1027 Baltimore
copy paper will any person wishing
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THE LONDON STAGE, CoMpLETE IN -FOUR


~ tho language Exclusive Of Sbaksprsr.s " " w '' f'"'9
For sale Acoud hand COMICS on, ,, n,. , n,,.,,
boat ~ each published NJ ali IN, in,S @ % , S s% ~,
'''o ~ FRANK TAYLOR
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TIME MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COlxHAA.
u OF NEW YORK
Net asscss Fssrusry 4 1885, s4ssssos 0s sscstsd msN
bonds aud mortgages m nrst class.
FREDERICK T. WhAtda, rre6dent lsaac Abbott secretary
Ay Garnct, " b. examining physcsan, lsS Ninth street
Pamphlets and further information may obtained Il IA cce
CHARLES DE SE1.DEN, 49,,
June 22--dcmF No. 507 seventh stFsct
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3 FAUOUIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,

THE FAUQUIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
IL (hfty miles west from Washington having been
rcgalned the this establishment will be opened
the 18th June the direction Of accommodating snperntend
and reliable, courteous assistants as4s5 y
pains expense will be In order accommodate the
guests the former high reputation these Springs The
Orange Alexnnda at TX O'Clock the morning
the evening" and return at sk, and next
day leaving also twice thus aordng the
yenient mode 0f access.
Tho terms win bc " per day, s12 per pc
month $40 and 500 for the ending
children year old and under IL servants also
hslfpricc. THOMAS GREEN.
June 23--2mos
TyXTRA WIDE BLACK BEREGES for Shawl,
IL Manca Distcrs &c.
Black Grcnadinc Bercgc ffp%4 Ha 4ael
Black Twisted silks
with all other kinds Of nrSCass Mourning Goods constantly
hand. . s5ffgsJtl4 4 ba ftsft
50 wide and best Black English Grapes
New supplies from the North and East daily.
prcc only marked plain figures hence purchaser
ovcrcharRed. 3fst ft5 Nt e
establishment 'ncus obligation purchase
0&as4s 3ste4 tG PERRY BROTHER,
Central Sores," west building
Jnuo 23--10tdf opposite Centre Market.
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DURE SODA WATER--SYLVESTER'S SODA
FOUNTAINS Of 9th from which purest
dughs II the genuine rbonated eoda Water drawn
kHnns icy cold sy bequasd oOIous dcciouncss
10 acsve opcra usxatng By dy increasing patronage e
apprcciatcn cf rs superior medicinal properties and s
agreeable and palatabo qualities 10 tho nd hM
oonc a generated In fountains pt soda
and dcr that assumed cognomen dispensed cong
suspctlng public
sa,Fs Blackberry Cream, carct crscum, Ginger, Hock
on dcrn Nectar Ornngc ogeat Pear Pine Apple Port Rosc
VANILLA 5 lg7TT + T.--''
Also strawberry, Lemon, sarsapsr Something dlncr
ent IRON anything sold in tho District
May cot3m i 4t
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Fl ss 4.fait1a BANK METROPOLIS,
Washington, June IL 1868.
VINHE Stockholders are hereby notified that gem
Il era election will be held tho banking house, this city
Tuesday the 9th day OF July ensuing for Of this
Bank, TO for the year then next ensuing. e
The polls will be opened 10 O'clock and IL O'clock
meridian SMITH, Cashier.
June ls--snwtsothJuncshend7hJuy
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l.
It will be time before the of penny liners
extinct for there certain cycles of photographic SUBJ
jeca upon which these gentlemen ring the changes without
changing the ring Of their topics Looking back an
experience of twenty in Journalism, surprised by
the regular perodcity of certain classes of events Thus
by leaving blanks for the names might arrange the par
aaphic items for daily newspaper time in advance
Leaves have their time to falr and have gigantic
trees, at least they to be attacked with falling
sickness about every two years. Suicide is crop,
and murder is becoming standing article The burst
ing of boilers and burning Of steamboats, occasionally be-
come epidemic, and the famous mammoth gooscberry,
which used to indicate death Of sensation matters in
the London newspapers, is with completely eclipsed
by the discovery Of very ancient cities in the wids Of
the Far West, immense pearls in the Jersey CLAIMS,
wonderful deposits Of gold along the shores Of Muddy
Run or Wild Goose River ail VfH 9' fl 9A
The foregoing ia not intended 10 sparagc the labos
Of most worthy class Of my cosfs, and of it
will not be taken casting the least shadow upon the
veracity Of those who must furnish food for wonder but
the satisan who will carefully pcruse the papers for
quarter of century will find very curious coinci
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-03-26
SPRING SUPPLIES
Sos. FOR 1878.

800 pieces white ground English Prints, choice
STYLES and qualities, at l2l cents per yard.
100 pieces white grouni English Chntzes, at
lsa cents per yard, the richest styles we ever
offered.
200 pieces plain aud plaid Cambrics, in all
qualities
With vast supply Of all other kinds of
white Cambrics and Muslins.
Our usual large spring supply Of pure and
choice Irish Linens made to order in Ireland.
Table Linens Towels, Napkins and Sheetngs
a very large supply in all the best grades.
Our Northern and Eastern correspondents
send us new supplies daily.
One price only, marked in plain figures /;
hence no purchaser is oycrcharged.
We are not opening any new accounts.
All old bills will be settled before beginning
new ones. We are serious ON this point.
We reserve TO ourselves the right TO present
for payment any bill (made after this date, Isl
January, 1851 when we need its amount.
In future all accounts will be closed by casl
payments. Notes will not be acceptable.
The continued financial arrangement and
general shortening Of credits, and the absence
Of banking facilities, suggests the propricty o
the course we adopt.
at is our purpose TO make our trade ms nea
a cash business as possible, without disturbing
the pleasant relations which have existed be
tween many Of our customers and ourselve
for long series of years"
Very respectfully,
PERRY & BROTHER.
Central Stores, west building,
opp. Centre Market, Washington, D.. G.
feb 5 Marlboro Gazette.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-03-26
new FALL AND WINTER GOODS

HNHE subscribers would inform the citizens
IL of Montgomery county and its vicinity,
that they have opened a largeand well selected
assortment of DRY GOODS, for Fall and Win
ter wear.
IN DRESS GOODS,
We have Striped and Plaid Silks; Plaid,
Striped and plain Black Silks; Striped DANA
sines Plaid Merinoes; Plain French Merinoes
of various shades of colors; Coberg Cloths
Striped and figured all wool Mouslines; Nous
line DE Beige; Plain and figured Mouslines
from la TO 81 cents.
MOURNING GOODS.
Black pon.hazines, from Sl.124 20 SI.ss: Nor
wich Cloth; Black Alpacas; Black French Me-
rinoes, and Coberg Cloth all wool and COM
mon Black Mouslines.
SHAWLS, CLOAKS AND SCARFS,
Stella, Brocha, Cashmere and Plaid Shawls;
Cloth Cloaks, and Mantillas of new STYLES
Brocha Scarfs of various grades.
GLOVES, AND HOSIERY.
Of kinds Velvet Ribbons and other trim
mings Bonnet Ribbons; Elastic Belts; Silk
Cord, and Tasses.
FRENCH WORKED COLLARS.
Linen Cambria Handkerchief, OF new STYLES
with good assortment of low priced Linen
Handkerchief from ST cents up.
FOR GENTLEMEN AND BOYS,
We have Black and Brown Cloth; Plain and
Plaid Cassimeres; Plain and Plaid Cassinets !;
Kentucky Casslmeres and Jeans; Light Plaid
Cassimeres; Cashmere and silk. Vestings; Silk
| llandkerchicfs and Crayats.
DOMESTIC GOODS, &C,
! OF best and most durable Fabrics consisting OF
Heavy Bleached, and Brown Shectings, and
Shirtings; Osnaburgs; Domestic Plaids Os-
naburg Calcoes; Plain and Plaid Lnseys
Full Cloths; Sleeps Grey Cassiuet; Table
Linens; Bird Eye Russia, and Huckaback Dia.
I pers. &c.
Which with all other Goods in our line will
be sold at the very lowest market prices by
MAYFIELD & BROWN,
! No. l21, Bridge Street.
oct lT-Sm Georgetown, ID. G.