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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-15

CtCIS>ORS of good quality; also Poe >ct
- Knives of superior iialsh. just received aud
ior sale by Il. b. WIFI iiNuiVN.
oct ii No. So kins street.
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VIOUNG LADIES' INSTITUTE.-1

NOUNG LADIES' NSTITU TE.-Ihe
Ninth Annual Session OF this Institution,
tor Boarding and Day Scholars, will commence
on Monday, September 18th
The Exercise. will be conducted by the Prin-
cipal and his wife, aided by competent Assis.
tants in the several departments.
Those pupils who expect to become teac ers,
will in addition 10 the usual course OF study,
receive special advice and instruction upon
such topics ard duties as relate directly to the
profession of Teaching.
Courses OF Lectures upon the Sciences, will
be delivered during the year.
Further information respecting the Institu-
ton, may be obtained by application to
SYLVESTER SCOTT, PRINCIPAL.
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W. ASHINGTON STOVE P0LlsH.-Pr
w miums were awarded Tor this article By
The Worlds Fairs at London and New York,
and by me American Institute. Such is lis
reputation. ina, numerous courteE:eI's are IN
market Nome genuine unless the lame OF Jas.
l.. Selburg is on the Label
sep25 II. |. GREGORY, No. lis hing-st.
xvTOOL PURCHASED at highest cash
w prices, by ~
ians HILL, BROWN & PARTLOW.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-15

JENKINS Il LA MBDlN, M.4AUFAC-
81 IURERS OF SASH, DOORS. SHUT
TEkS, BLINDS, and FR.fMES, keep con.
stanty on hand large assortment oi the above
named articles and will sell them, Quality con-
sidered,) as cheap as they can be bought III the
United States.
~ All orders promptly attended to. Circu-
lars OF sizes and prices furnished, on apPica.
ton. Address JENKINS K LAMBDlN,
cor. OF Queen and Fairtax-sts., Alex, Va.
ap 2l-eoly
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-15

| C,hh' COAL, AND WOOD YARDM
':.f.J sng y en0n and Queen streets, NortA.-
Moi jI.wbPne r." PREPARED 10 furnish every descrip-
/. ~ - H6ER, SHINGLES, LATHS, LIME,
Il. ,:VI an r oaS and Pine Wood, Red and White
4.ox g.. u'"oerland COAL, which am sell
'.yons,s Vash'o on reasonable terms to good
VI lang 8-u0 U. w. BARKER.
y a5,"a aLL PAPERS-Just received per
GCPIT rWC iHs Express, three cases new WALL
sll ). .ait iH' PAPERS and BORDERS, which
'o very cheap, ior cash, at
Iss ]. P. CLARKES,
NO. los, King street, Alex'a, Va.
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{ Ga L.,

I,OAL.-ll0 tons West 'Len:sh, broker
and Egg size WElIE ASH COAL, su
perior article, ior sale al very low prices, il ia
ken from vessel. lie ~ WHEAT BRO
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DRUGS. CHEMICALS. &C.

I'ANCY ARTICLES AND PERFTMERY
-Canphor Ice and Amandine, for Chap
ped hands; Rouge; Lily White: Toilet Powder
German Cologne: Lubn ard Raz ms Extracts
romades ard Hair Oil, OF every variety anC
price, kept constantly on hand. and tor sale by
J. WILLIAM BOWLING,
oct IL No -. cor FairiaN & Prince SITS
HRuGS. CHEMICALS. ac.--Arseniate o.
I , iron; Naie!ianate Zinc; Aconitln; Vera
,ra. Piperine: Ioid- Lead; Strychnia; Nitrate
Silver; Acetate Zjnc; Ergot; ChIorotorm, and
ttoiimaus Anodyne Just received, and for sale
by WILLIAM A. HART.
No. lu9. King cor. OF Pitt.
tS Sign OF toe Golden Mortar. oc: 4
ATABLER'S AGUE and FEVER specific, a
( = safe, etiectual and speedy remedy for the
disease IN all ts forms also, successful pre-.
ventive OF Bilious diseases in 4 que and Fever
districts Prepared ami for sale by
DR. K Il STABLER,
No los King street, corner Of Washington
oct2
HRUGS. CHEMICALS &c.-Pure Olive Oil.
~ Almond OIL, otto ot Rose. Musk, Gum
Camphor, Opium. Ellis Cit ate Magnesia, Hus
bands and flenry's M1gHesia, Lac Sulphur
Cream Tartar. sup Carb Soda, and lodlde Pot,
ash, on 4and ana r sale by
J. WILLIAM BOWLING,
oct IL cor. OF Fairfax and rrInce-sts
JET BLACK STEEL PEN lNk-prepared
81 by new chemical process is perfectly
black when first written with. flows freely from
the pm, does not cOTrode Steel Pens, ard is per
manent. Prepared by
DR. 4. H. SrABLFR, Chemist,
oct IS No. lo5 King street.
V'RESH SALAD OIL; English Mustard :;
Homeopathic Cocoa; Soluble Cocoa; Nut.
mess; Mace; Cloves Taploca; Salt petre; Dat
meal: Bermuda Arrow Root; Jamaica Ginser;
White Mustard Seed Celery Seed Corlander
Seed, Cinnamon Nc, received and Tor sale by
oct 6 H COOK Il CO, Sarepta Hall.
VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALSAM.
y FOR COUGHS AND COLDS, &c This
article is nov being extensively used in Alex
andria, and is use has always been attended by
the mos; beneficial results: price 80 cents For
sale at oct '4l NlLBURN'S Drug Store.
WILLS SOLUTION CITRATE MAGNE-
I SlA. SuIphate Quinire, GIycerene, Hege.
man. Clark y Co.'S Cod Liver OH, Citrate OF
Iron, just received ard tor sale By
}. ENTWlSLE. Jr. hpothecary,
oct IL No. % HiDg street.
nHuGS. Nc.-Lewis' Pure Wni'c Lead; OK.
1 J aIlc Acid; Rochci" >ait.; indrIhIe Ink
Grain Pepper; Black Mustard Seed, just re-
ceIved and tor sale by
JAS. ENTWlSLE, Jr, Apothecary,
oct - No 81 kiEg.st.
.ILUID EXTRACT OF Valsrian, Iva Ursi.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-15

TUSi OPENFD-A large assortment OF
~ Port Morales, Wallets. Purses Cahas,
Card Gases. Fine Leather Bags, Work Boxes,
and Writing Desks. az
ocrS n. B WHlrTlNGTCN'S,S ~ king-st.
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BOOKS, STATIONERY, &C.
SO FALL So Z L Y !! 1853
ME subscribers have now in store large

u NHE subscribers have now IN store large
and unusually weil.selectsd stock OF Goods
in their line. for the Fall and Winter trade.
They have tor sale, at low prices, all the
School Books used in this section OF the country
10 which they would call the attention OF pur
chasers generally
Their stock OF Religious and Miscellaneous
Books is very large, ard embraces all new and
standard works, BY popular authors Blank
Books OF all sizes and prices FocIscsp, Letter
Paper, Barh Post, and Note Papers, IN great
variety: Wrapping Paper. oil Cap, Crown, Dou.
bic Cap, and Double Crown sizes, al very low
prices, Envelopes in great variety; States and
Slate P'ucl>; Lead Pencils; Steel Pens Black,
Buc. and Red Inks; Ink Stands; sand Boxes
Muci!age, OF approved manufacture: Printer 5
Cards, &c, &c, together with all articles usually
found in first class Book and Sta!loneiy Store.
Couu,Ty Merchants and School Teachers are
invited 10 call and examine our stock and prices
Rags taken in exchange for goods, or bought
for cash at the highest market prices.
JAS. ENTWISLE & son,
sep2l No Is King St
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-15

TNRUSTEE'S SALE-The undersigned as
4 Trustees, offer at Private Sale, al the Coach
Factory OF Bowen, Berlin Il Peak, No l75, cor
ner OF King ard Henry streets, Alexandria, d
very superior !ot Of CARRIAGES OF every de.
scription, with HARNESS 10 suit: consisting in
part OF the following, Phaetons, Charriotes,
tour and TWO seat Rockaways, Buggies with
without tops, Jersey Wagons, Double and Single
Harness, nc, nc.
TEaNs-All purchases of and under 5000
ninety da's credit, over that sum six months
Notes with approved security required in all
cases. r. Is. MANIOR, (Trrs,..s
ie 7-eotf d. FUNSTEN,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-15

VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALSAM.
y FOR COUGHS AND COLDS, &c This
article is now being extensively used in Alex
andria, and lis use has always been attended by
the mos beneficial results: price 80 cents. For
sale at oct I4l NlLBURN'S Drug Store.
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CLOTHING,
W. lLLlAM d. MASSEY, MERCHANT
W TAILOR, has Just received bis Stock of

u
w TAILOR, has Just received bis Stock of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS for Gentle
mems wear, consisting of French and English
CLOTHS, Of varloGs cooTs, and from the best
manufacturers: Black Doe Skin CASSIMERES:
FreGch English, and Scotch Fancy Cassimerss
Black, Brswu. and Olive Beaver and Tricot over
Coa;ings: Black and Fancy Matiasse VEST
fNGS; Velvet, SATIN, and GFenahine do; Fine
White Linen and Narseiles Dress SHIRTS:
sdXouv Under Shirts ard Drawers; Neck Ties ;
Cravats; Stocks; Pocket dandkrrcheis; Gloves:
Back l.ltls; Sn!rt Collars; suspeEders; Money
Belts. and Halt Hose
READY-MADE CLOTHING gotten up in
the best style and OF the various kinds, with
full stock OF the very best trimmings.
Thankful tor the confidence heretofore be.
slowed by my customers. | assure the pGbiic
that every efo!t shall be made in the future 10
merit continuance OF the same Store No %
kIng.st. one door above Royal. South side. sep25
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-15

GUNNER DRINKS-Silver Medal premium
- MINERAL WATERS, Carbona,ed Cham
pagns, and pure Crab CIDER, ALE AND POR-
TER several varieties, all Of them superior to,
AID cheaper than any now to be had in town;
TEMPERANCE CREAM MEAD, an excel
lent article Tor children and adults liable 10 con-
stIpatIDn.
LAGER BEER, now so highly recommend
ed by Physicians All the above articles TOR
sale at our depot, No 49, North Water street,
Alexandria
EXCURSIONS and persons out of town, furnish
ed on short notice, by leaving orders at above
place, with our wagon, or by mail
il S-dtf Army Il SHINN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-15

J'RESH SALAD OIL; English Mustard
i Homeopathic Cocoa; Soluble Cocoa; Nut
mess; Mace; Cloves; TapIoca; salt Petre Ga,
meal; Bermuda Arrow Root jamaica Ginger;
White Mustard Seed Celery Seed Corlander
Seed, Cinnamon, Nc, received and Tor sale by
oct 8 II COOK Il CO, Sarepta Hall.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-15

TAViNG received my FALL SUPPLY nf
1T CLOTHS C.aSSIHERES. TESTINGS
sc, would Most respectfully call the attention
or all who may be- III want Of anything in my
line. 10 examine them before purchasing else.
where a am confident that can suit all, not
only as to quality OF goods and prices, but as to
fitting and workmanship.
also cal! attention 10 my fine assortment OF
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS, such
as Linen aud Nett Shirts Drawers, Haniker-
chefs. q owes, Cravats Sus spenders Collars, &c
! remnant OF READY.MADE CLOTHING on
hand, whica an determined TO close ou' at
cost. Gall soon, as a No ! Stock, suca "a
have. goes OF Gu;ck WI. ARNOLD,
sep rs No 81 nIng-st.
The Shasta courier., 1858-03-06
Two Ways to tell a Story.

Elizabeth Barton relates the following episode
in her history:
First time he kissed me, but he only kissed
The fingers of this hand wherewith | write;
And, even since, it grew more clear and white,
Slow to world greeting, quick with it. ''Uh,
listr
When the angels speak. A ring of amethyst
! could not wear her palmer to my sight
Than the first kiss. The second passed in height
The first and sought the forehead, and half
missed
Falling upon my hair Oh, beyond need
That the chrism of love, which loves own
crown,
With sanctifying sweetness did precede;
The third upon my lips was folded down
ln perfect purple state! Since when, indeed,
| have been proud, and said: MY love-my
ownr'
Sut Loyegood, of Tennessee, has experienced
similar felicity, and describes it in the follow
ing style:
:" happened to pass the next day. ov cours
stopped to enjoy look at the tempter an she
war mighty luvin to me put one arm around
my neck. and tother wun whar the circingle goes
around boss, TUX the 'inturn on me with her
left foot and gin me kiss. Says sne .Sutty,
love, Eve got sumthin for you, scnsashun
an believed it, for begun to feel it already;
my toes felt as if minners wur a nibblng at um
"a cold streak run up and down my back like
lizard with turkey hen after him in settin
time, and my stummick was hot and onsatisfie
like
The Shasta courier., 1858-03-06
A Favorite Song.
WILLIE, WE HAVE MISSED THEE.

Oh, Willie, is it you dear, safe, safe at homel
They did not tell me true, dear they said YOU
would not comet
But heard you at the gate and it made nv
heart rejoice,
For | knew your welcome footstep and your
dear familiar voice
Making music my ear through the lonely
midnight gloom;
Oh, Williei is it you, dear? welcome, welcome
welcome home
We've longed to see you nightly, but this night
of all;
The fires were burning brightly, the lights were
in the hall:
The little ones were up till ten o'clock and past
Till their eyes began to twinkle, and they've
gone to sleep at last;
They listened for your voice till they thought
you would not come
Oh, Willie is it you, dear welcome, welcome
homel
The days were sad without you-the nights
long and drear
Ny dreams have been about you-welcome,
Willie, dearl
Last night, sat and watched by the midnights
cherries ray,
thought heard thy footsteps, then ! wiped
my tears away:
But my heart grew sad again when found you
had not come
Oh, Willie is it you, dear 2-welcomcl well
come home
The Shasta courier., 1858-03-06
A Truthful Theory of Life and Death.

THAT most diseases prove fatal; that early
i deaths occur that people live for years
living death, weak, inauimate and exhausted
not from the disease itself, but from an inability
in nature and natures strength to Withstand or
hnaintsin life through the ravages of disease
Give them strength, and nature Will relieve her
self, if stimulated. She has given us herbs and
plants to effect 81 this. Purify the blood,
der the intestines, the liver, the heart. and all
the natural functions of man or woman active,
and you have half conquered disease. Dr. JA-
COB WEBER does eonscientiousIy assure all
who read this, that his Invigorating Cordial pro-
daces all the effect above described. He has
seen the old, the iottcrng. tie pasicd, the ner-
vous, the dyspeptic the inebrate the Gebauchec.
and the invalid, revive under its influence as if
new life given them.
The Shasta courier., 1858-03-06
General Walkers Speech at Mobile--Ex-
traOrdinary Revelations.


Walker, the filibuster, delivered, on the 25th
January, significant speech to an immense
concourse of people at Mobile. 1t is chiefly re-
markable for its disclosures respecting past
promises made by the President and high Off
cas in the United States Government. Walker
accuses the President of having grossly de-
ceived him in regard to Nicarauguan affairs
He says that when, in May last, he arrived in
New Orleans frcm Central America, he was met
by two gentleman, direct from Washington who
told him that Mr.. Buchanan had declared that
he Walker) was as much President of Nicar-
aqua as he (Buchanan) was President of the
United States that, more than this, it was the
intention of the Government to assist the Amer
leans in Nicaragua, not by mere words or dec
larations, but by something more solid and sub
stantial--by positive acts; and that the Cabi-
net had determined to show its good will to-
wards the Americans who were laboring to Sc
cure permanent government in Central Amer
lea. Walker gives particulars of his subsequent
visit to Washington, aud describes with much
force of argument how he was received by the
President-not as criminal and offender
against the laws of the country, but with con-
sideration and courtesy. He also describes an
interview with government oficial-a Cabinet
adviser of the President, who told him where
to go and where not to go; where he could 90
danger" This Cabinet adviser, says Walker.
remarked IN the course of the interview: "You
will probably sail in an American vessel, and
under an American flag. After you have passed
American limits in an American vessel and un-
der an American flag one can touch you but
by consent of this Government. You will pro-
coed in this American vessel to San Juan del
Norte' or to any other port in Nicaragua" WAL
ker thereupon asked what the conduct of our
Government would be in case of difficulties
with foreign powers, and received for answer
that there would be American vessels at San
Juan del Norte, and no more British interfe
renee; and that if the ilibusters went there
with American flags flying over them, such ir-
reference would be at the risk of a war with
the United Statesn
Such are the mcn points of Walkers long
speech at Mobile, and, having submitted them.
he pertinently asks whether under the circum-
stances, he had not the right to assume that the
Government of the United States not only sane
.oned and approved the invasion of Ncarau-
qua, but was anxious for its consummation.
BaLletin Cor
The Shasta courier., 1858-03-06

CERTAIN ANrIDoTE TO RATrLEsSAKE Po1sov.--
BY reference to advertisement. it will be seen
that William B. Little, druggist, l37 Montgom-
cry street, has already prepared and for sale. Dr..
biorons undoabted antidote for the cure of rat
uesnake or other venomous bite In connection
with TINS fact, we give, for the benefit of the
puollc, the following narration as published in
the Jan. number of the american JoarnnI of The
4hedisgf Sciences, from report submitted by Will
liam A. Hammond, NJ. D., Assistant Surgeon of
the United States Army: "Some four wears since.
rrlnce Paul, of Wurtembe e, the celebrated ma
turalist, communicated to my friend, Mr.. De
Nesy' the results of some experiments, perform
ed before the French Academy of Sciences. bv
Professor Bibron relative to an antidote to the
poison OF the rattlesnake. Professor Bibron al
lowed rattlesnske to bite him in the Inns
cheeks, etc, and by taking the antidote discoy-
cred by him, prevented all alarming symptoms.
and IN fact suffered no inconvenience there
from The antidote in question, is prepared
according to the following reciepe, which we
make public for the public good ssMix together
four grains of the iodide of potash. two grains
OF corrosive sublimate, FIVE drachms of bromine
ana Keep the mixture in glsss-stoppered vial.
well secured Ten drops ofthis mixture. diluted
with tablespoonful or two of wine or brandy
constitute dose, which Is TO be repeated. il
necessary, according to the exigencies of the
case" The 4nerieaa Journal of the Medical Scr
saees contains the results of quite uun.ber OF
experiments made with this antidote, resulting
10 its complete trinmph.-S. F. Herald.
The Shasta courier., 1858-03-06

BeA. man strikes me with sword. and
inticts wound. Suppose instead of binding
up the wound, am showing it to everybody
and after il has been bound up am taking of
the bandage continually, and examining the
depth of the wound and causing it to tester. till
my limb becomes greatly inhamed. and nv gen.
eral health is materially affected is there per-
son in the world would not call me fool Now
such fool is he, who, by dwelling upon little
injuries, or insults, or provocations, causes them
to agitate and iniame his mind. How much
better were it to put bandage over the wound,
and never look at it again
The Shasta courier., 1858-03-06
THE FARMERS GUIDE
To Scientific and Practical .Agrieulture.

TO Scienf,kc and PracficaE -4griculfme.
By HENRY STEPHENS, F. r s., of Edinburgh,
and the late J. P. NORTON, Professor of Sci
entific Agriculture in Yale College New Ha-
ven. 2 vols. Royal Octave. 1000 pages, and
numerous wood and steel Engravings.
This is, confessedly, the most complete work
on Agriculture ever published, and in order to
give it a wider circulation the publishers have
resolved to reduce the price to
FIVE DOLLARS for the TWO VOLUMES !
When sent by mail (post-paid) to California
and Oregon the price will be 81. To every
other part of the Union, and to Canada (post-
paid), Sc,
BE- This ,rork is NOT the old ''Book oftheFarn,. ~
Remttances for any of the above publications
should always be addressed, postpaid to the
Publishers. LEONARD SCOTT CO.,
[f20-lml No. "a Gold street, New York
The Shasta courier., 1858-03-06
To Quartz and other Miners.

I CHARLES B. WILTON, do hereby certify,
i, this a6th day of March, that had the Pam
anna fever last September, which left me pros
trated, weak, nervous and debilitated without
appetite, dyspeptic, and occasional chlls and
ague and that from the use of two bottles of
DR.. Webbers INVIGORATlNG CORDlAL. am
almost as well as ever was in my life. | do
consider 1t most wonderful strengthener, ner-
vine and tonic.
Sold in quart bottles-priee So or two for So
at every respectable drug store in California
and Oregon. Proprietor and agent, T. Jones,
San Francisco, to whom all orders by mail can
be addressed dcc5-3m
The Shasta courier., 1858-03-06
LAFoNT's JAMAICA TOOTH PASTE.
Jones, Coral Hair Restorative.

L OR the preservation, beauty, growth and res
4 toration Of the Hair. This valuable prepa-
ration excites the scalp to q ne. and desirable
action, cleanseS il from Scuri and Dandruif, pre-
vents the hair from falling OFF, or becoming pre-
maturely Gray, produces a fine growth of new
hair and gives the hair rich and beautiful ap-
pearance, unequall4d by anything of the kind.
Bsa Price % and 80 cents bottle. Sold It
every respectable Drug Store in California and
Oregon. Proprietor and agent, T. Jones, San
Francisco, to whom al ordess by mail can be-
addressed. dec5-3m
The Shasta courier., 1858-03-06

REPORTED DEATH OF JULES GERARD.-t is re-
ported that Jules Gerard, the famons lion hunter.
has been killed in combat with a l;on :.
not known whether his gun missed FIRE or ,hs
lion vanquished him, or whether the .rabs VII,
were IN company may not have killed him with
pail. INTENDED for the lion, during the combat
winch was terrible one. Such is the renor,
out details are wanting and it is not posltiyely
certain that the great hunter is the man. Furth,
er news is expected in relation to the matter bv
the next mail-Builefin. y
The Shasta courier., 1858-03-06
How one Feels after Taking DIR. Web
ber,s Inyigorafing CnrdinI.

A FTER taking it general glow of warmth is
L 4 felt through the chest and body, strength
in the limbs, mental elearness of ideas, mem
ory, and exhiiration OF spirits; in few days
the patient feels that universal strength, men,
tally and bodily, has gradually assumed part
of him; and disease OF every kind has left him;
that his blood courses through his veins thin,
rich, and pure his liver before torpid, is now
active; his ideas clear and lucid his hand and
nerves firm; he feels capable of any exercise
Thus have seen many very low from exposure,
from disease debauchery, excess, &c, renewed
wonderfully by it.
The Shasta courier., 1858-03-06

The LATEST FAsHIoy--ScARLET PFrTIcoArs.-
The lady promendaders of the Avenue were
somewhat horrihed at the appearance of a dis
tinguishel foreigner, who held up her dress so
as to display uadoubted scarlet flannel un-
der-skirt. What All ideal Yet these same peas
ant pettlcoats are now all the rage across the
water Queen Victoria brought them to London
from her Balmoral palace in the Highlands of
Scotland, about two years ago, and this year
they have been adopted by the Empress Euge-
ME. VI course, they are Ia mode, those of al
ternate strips of red and black flannel being
more dist'ngue than the plain scarlet Silks and
satlns are to be no longer trailed in the mud,
and the ladies who wish to be la mode should
not only provide themselves at once, but prac-
tlce gathering up their dresses in graceful folds,
SO as to display about foot of the bright col
ored under-skirt.-N. Y. Express