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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-24
IN U CHITE CTS.
OFFICE BOARD OF CoMMIssIoyERs
NEW CENTRE MARkEr,
Washington, S, pteptJer "a, l8Ia.N

Washington, September "a. l85a.
The Board of Comnlis sioners under the act OF 81
erection Of market house On the r lite Of the
present Centre Market" In pursuance of the pro-
@ e efeey ON the for E
Gated, pat of viii cl nny be in the Surveyors
Gs p %os a sf"S hs
eighty feet IN width, and to DO Arranged in the
twenty bntehers stalls The o so1 to an
spacious and handsome la for public purposes;
Mayors Court, when the same shall be csta b Shed:
and an ample SUITE Of other rooms necessary, as ap
spacious and convenient starways and means Of
COMMUNICATION from twithout aud with ach othe, /.
The other parts the building, fronting on Seventh,
Ninth, and Is streets, may be one story in heg MT,
with arransemrnts for fish. vegetable, and other
stalls and stands for the various dealers; with an
entrance into the enclosure on the south side for
exit for the same on seventh aud Ninth streets
sonal ability may suggest in carry ing out the above
senra' description; with regard to proper ventila
ton, cleaning, lighting, convenience of access,
draInag', &c, will be duly considered and appre-
II is desired that the building shall be in the mod
oyed in such ediice., and that it shall be Wor,
as far a. possible in al its and an or
nanent to the city Bnt it is due to those who may
tentiOn to that part of the law which limits the en-
tire cost. Intending the fixtures for abundant
supply Oh wat r. gas, and sewerage" to two hun
Plans for the said market house, accompanied by
detailed drawings, estimates, and specifications
having due regard to the firmness aud solidity OF
the foundations, must be presented or before the
18th day ofNovember next, ut the Office ofthe Com
mssoners, City Hall; and for that which shall be
adopted compensation of three hundred dollars
will be paid, but the Board reserves the right after
the adoption of plan, to employ any architect it
may prefer to superntsnd the execution of the
work. John c: FITZPATRICK.l '"'
WIN. b. TODD, ....-.
JOHN F. COYLE, Com,rs
}}6 6Si 6 ! H AAHHkiis ''
sc A-wtl5th Nov
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II The three delegates sent to this country by
the Presbyterian General Assembly of Ireland to
solicit funds for the work Of evangelzing Gland
by means Of missions and spreading the Bible
had reception at the Cooper Institute, New
York, on Thursday evening last, at which the
attendance was large and the proceedings marked
with enthusiasm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-24

NAvAL.--The slOop of war John Adams. Com
maader Mason, put into Rio Janeiro on the 3Ist of
July, leaking and very much strained, owing TO
bad weather experienced on the voyage, and TIE
immense weight Of her batteries The John
Adams was ON her voyage to the East Indies; but
zoe result CT survey held at sea, declaring the
80 10 De In an unfit state to proceed to her des-
una.on' Induced the commander to bear away
.or 'nA. port Since his arrival there. In the alb
80. u any other Government vessels, an addi-
uOnai survey Of some eight or ten Of our mercbap,
-. apIns nss oeen held, and fully coincided with
mai made oy the ships officers at %,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-24

II Mr.. Tea, of Providence. r. l., is now in
Europe trying to get the different Governments to
adopt system of uniform currency. 1t is said
that he has met with encouragement thus far, and
that his system, which is an ingenious and feast
BILE one, would be Of incalculable convenience
and advantage to the whole civilized world
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-24

DrOf man on trial in Trenton, n. J.. for
numbering his wife, the American observes -
''Mr. Harden is young man little ove- twenty
two years Of age. His conversational powers are
excellent, and his manners engaging. Courteous
and communicative, he makes a favorable i'm
preston On all who visit him. 1t isn't possible,
then. be was ''ungentemanly'' enough to cut his
wife's throat. is it,
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Ten BRoycx WINS Axornrp
CT, ..I .asamg -Wednesday Wa,w;ck
CuP value 10 s9ys by sui ption Of nc snSl
wards Weight for age with aIIo,. os ana up
psnnIn-s The second to receive 30 SOW. ana
the stakes Three miles. 81 subs OUT OF
M Ten Broeck's Starke, yrs. sst. 7lb
M Mark PHILIPS ms. The Liveryman, 3 WI.
3st Glib. "a Edwards) a
Nj, Shelley's Lifrhoat, yrs, sst lib a.. snow.
z
Betting: 10 4 en- Lifeboat I,iyervman mad
.ne fannin NJ, and soon put an interval Of upward
OF Ho yards between himself and his two pursn-
RS ,, srkt running with his nose at Lifeboatis
Suar'efs. they travelled in this way until with
half mile from home when I.ifSbaat as wi ~,
s.',, "a, aho Siarse went TO work to cath Iiy
TSe a,,s who at that time still held long lead
LIZ, a. th,. S, however, got on fair terms with
,nen., - half length Lifeboat trotted in = ioa5
way astcsr.-BeIPs Life an n -. 'eu IN d long
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-24

SECRETARY FLOYD is now at the Hygeia, Old
Point Comfort. we hear, and designs remaining
there week or two longer, finding his health
benefited by his sojourn at that so delightful place
at this season. We sincerely trust that he may
soon return to Washington entirely restored to his
former vigor Of constitution
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-24

ID From ]. Shillngton and from Taylor d
Maury, we have the September number Of Black
woods Magazine-readable as usual and with
more than its usual variety Of articles.
Also, from Taylor Maury. we have the capt.
tai October number Of Harpers' Magazine.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-24

REMOVAL OF A DISTRICT LAND OFFICE IN Mis-
slssIPPI.-The Acting Commissioner Of the Gen.
eral Land Office, in accordance with an order of
the President, has issued public notice NO 6i9)
Tor the removal of the land office from the town of
Augusta, in Perry county, In the State of Missis-
siPPi, to Pauldng, in Jasper county in said State
The office is preparing the necessary intentions to
carry this order into effect, and will mail them
without delay.
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Spirit of the Morning Press.

The Constellation quotes from the Mobile Regis
Ter to show that Judge Douglas is supported by
that paper on account Of his supposed easy virtue
on the slave trade question. The Constitutions adj
vises the Northern and Southern friends Of Doug
las to meet in convention and form platform by
which the discordant opinions this and kin
dred subjects could be united and Giddings and
Spratt joined in a cordial brotherhood
The IHtellissHesr publishes and compliments,
without endorsing, the late speeches Of Senator
Toombs. or Georgia, and the Hon. Henry Winter
Davis, of MARYLAND ----ear----=--.---- El-sl
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FROM MExIco.-Advices from Monterey of the
18th say; Gen. Zuazua is here. comforting with
Generals Vidauri and Velez, with 100 men and
-four guns He holds Guansjuat1, and has banished
number Of Liberals. Miramon is arming 1 800
men in Northern Mexico
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-24

IL The Common Council OF New York have
granted to Mr.. Lowe, the aeronaut, the use of
Reservoir Square (lately occupied by the Crystal
falace) for the exhibition Of the air-ship City of
New \ ork- The process Of imitation will occupy
sone days, during which time it is proposed to
exhibit the machine for the qualification of the
public Mr. Lowe is making his preparations to
start on his voyage about the middle Of October
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-24

FLORIDA lSTERNAL-IMPRovEMKyT LANps.-An
other list Of internal-improvement lands. embra.
cling 1881 80 acres in the Newnansville district
which have been approved to the State by the
Secretary Of the Interior, has been transmitted to
the Governor Of Florida by the Acting Commits
sioner of the General Land Office .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-24

u The New York Post in noticing the mar
rage Of a John Cochrane in Test Chester county
N Y, said 9 John Cochrane, the bachelor Con.
gresham. has at last surrendered ~ In reply to
this, Mr.. Cochrane, the Congressman, writes
" Permit me to transmit a later bulletin from
the seat of war Though in state of close siege
l have reason to think the fortress impregnable.
render at discretion
lOhn Is of ierla nrrhn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-24

IL The American State Convention of New
York met on Wednesday at Utica, and made
their nominations for State officers. The ticket
is composed of portions of the Democratic and
Republican nominees
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-24

OAt Marshall, Texas, on the 18th, the South
ern Pacific railway was sold under an execution
and purchased by General r. v Richardson an,
associates
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u II is expected that the Great Eastern will
traverse the ocean at the rate Of twenty miles per
hour, rate Of speed which would accomplish
the passage across the Atlantic in about six days
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-24

IL For accommodating the Empress of Russia
and her suite in his hotel for one night only, d
landlord in Basic charged -, 100 -
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u In Liverpool so great was the doubt cor
eerning the Great Eastern before her departure
that betting men were easily found to take an
even wager that she would never reach the More
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-24

u The Australian gold mines have yielded
since their discovery in 1851. near 10000 COO
ounces of the precious metal. The Weld of the
gold fields Is now considered to be decreasing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-24

II lady in Middletown, Conn, has recov
cred by law suit s35 and costs from an ill.man-
nered chap who dressed himself up as a ghost
and nearly frightened her to death
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-24

IL The Grand Lodge of the United States, l.
o o. F., adjourned sine die yesterday afternoon.
The next session will be held at Nashville, Ten
nessee, commencing on the third Monday in Sep
tember 1860
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-24

IL Common Councilman Anthony McCarty
in New York, has been arrested for being ths
Yingleader in fight at drinking saloon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-24

IL Punch announces that the government
clerks intend organizing a strike. They stipulate
being allowed two hours day for reading the
newspaperS
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DINEY BRANCH TROTTING AsSoCIl
TON.
FALL MEETING.
LOST AND FOUND-

I'AkEN UP-By the subscriber, red Buffalo
cow CALF, marked by cut IN the ~zenh
rs mt ear, Tor tresPassIng upon his grounds. 8aSS
1 he owner, II any, IL requested to come -
forward, prove property. pay charges, aud take her
away: &. Der TELMI KS,
eS-St' street, b.tween Sd and az st
e. REMARD.-I.ost on the 2itt inst a brown
@c SETTER DOG, with white stripes
In the lace, on the breast and on the tir-1
o. his tai answers TO the name of JIin;SA
with sIl yer washed collar on, with INV name en
graved upon ut. will pay the above reward IN left
at my rssidence No. Z Sd street, GEORGETOWN.
SO %-Zt w. M. LE1SHEAR.
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II Inc Denver City express Of the 18th has
arrived at Leayenworth, bringing sa2,OOO in cold
aps', tne largest shipment that has yet arrived.
he returns Of the recent election contfnns IN i.
majority agaist the State constitution. a y;aio
lance committee has been organized to stop rob
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-24
Personal,

non. John Cochrane, Of New York. and
Hon jeremiah Morton, of Va are at wjiia,d.,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-24

The WEATHER-The following report Of the
weather for this morning 10 made from the Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution
The time Of observation Is about O'Clock:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-24

- W. nat are you doing, daughter,D "un.
o'e~inS myself fof NE party, mother.n IN
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EXCURSIONS. &c.

ONE MORE GRAND Pic MIC The mernher,
~ oil the hoiy Hill Band" resp OF
fully announce TO the cItizens a.; Se&,~x=N
Georgetown and wakhinston thai
they will give O Pic Mic NJ Analcsfan Island On
MONDAf next, the 18th inst. Tickets, admitting
q gentleman and aides, - cents. safe and com
Portable boats will be ia waiting 80 convey pa
SINGERS w and from the grounas, during tho daI rt
10 cents for tho round trip. se2iit
NOTICE TO PLEASURE SEEKERS
~ Potomac Steamboat Compauy. 6~<ss
~ ~ , ,hait to the sem. week, gIPss AeN
ioik, eher the public Of Washington and vicinity NJ
opportunity Of enloylng a trip on the heautful Pc
tornaG 70 OIL. fMONT and QUA CREEK Gtv,, "a
daily during the hot weather
To parties OF three sion tick ets Will
be ISSUED at one doll ~ each for Glymont win
pryusse of remaining there all night AID Ieturntna
next day; Also Tor Aqula Creek, two ollarS
With privilege OF RENE lnlng one or two DAYS ,'
:, The angler can enjoy fine sport with hook and
line at either of the above places white perch aDd
otner sInsll sh being abundant; Also fine shooting
game beng plentiful. s
places. ~ - 'eee
Boats Iesve foot Of sth street at 81 g. m. md ~
IN. Returning 2S =. M and 81 =. N.
for InrtaeT lnfornatlcn lnQ ulre at the Compan,,s
3ihce No: 81 2 PeaBsy wanna avenue. next door 10
broSns Hotel. GEO. r.. MATTINGIN
Ticket Agent Potomac Steamboat Compsn,
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AMUSEMENTS.

AMUSEMENTS.
WAsHINNeToN THEATRE. e
MANAGER. - Mr.. 8. w. GLENN.
tn. beautiful fG s"s s Sisst e
~ MISS JULIA DAILY. 1"" ..
THIS EVENING,
Will be produced
oyR FhM SI. g' ES SfEHRif5 sF'lt e5yslN
rI Te c9SeluSe VIII 1thhN ...7- r
NM. Doors Gpens. 3, to com
orchestra chairs, 81; private boxes, SIS, 1t
THE UNDERSIGNED HAS Ar LAST SIC
bsr snS In the :ervIees Of Prof We
w sSerI
SSS'ss s.. Wss ssi and sSs. and
Gallery will also be open TO his custon.Ts.
II. oo C. MADEs:.
M Sic GIvE Aw Y.
SIGNOR BLITZ'S
FAREWELL ENTERTAINMENTS.
Each lady who attends during any of the Exhibi-
s2ns elths, Afternoon OF Night; viii be presented
girls will be entitled to the Music by procuring
wn3, ri hhGkem: pprn.v
MOONS aud NiGHfs. az on 0np FHIIows Fl HiI1.
Adinls ION . cents; Children Is cents. Sc al-4t
pINEY BRANCH TROTTING AssoCIA-
The following Races viii take place over the
!, Il; o. 5;1T FRi TIA the 2sa ssgsemser, G
heats to harnesd free for all three year
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BOARDING.

RoARD.-Two dnsiraIle Rooms. tconmarT-
~ eating with BOARD can be obtaiprd ia q rrI-
Nate fsmly at No. 4o1 18th stree {, bet een aud
III. seq 81
~ between ami u, east side, has Pleasant ard
rea sorahle ROOMS for rent. an Arm
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NO HUMRUG

NOHUMBUG
Il HAVE Just received large assortment Of rea y
beautiful PAPERHANGlNGS, which O. N SCI "a
va ga pei piece and which warrant b. "a Try
p' cent bet ia every partcuia- a, = slN =, II
bsfire sod n this any other mnrket N ne ptI-
VtHcei that there as 10 humbus.
l.. r. c. ARK.
Sc ls-eost "a Pa. av.. bet 18th asd 81 d as.
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L Prince Georges CO., Nd on reas1nahi. terrs
or ex cna ngr a. for city propart,. Ii iHni om
WSs, In ston aid l1s mile from ScagR's Switch on
the W >haGtin AID Raltnno-e Railroad IN con
Lans 1872 sores good buildings. I viii sell farm
crop Stock. anc farming utensI and will give Do.
session at any time. Apply to THOS f. DAST
"a N.s4&27f - ~ ~ ''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-24

t'AMiItsdEs a. want Of prime BROWN SUGAR
BROWNING a. KEAT. Nos.
se ~ IL S3S Pa av., bet 9Th and 7tR stS.
kOR SALE-A fine year-o HORSE. Wal
he sold low to any one wanting an fr ~
ce.leLt ,a1die horse or light drausht anI- ~
on STREET, near ism. or HOWAR IyS. @, I'm. 81,
oetWeen III ADD j. s9-eOslr
FURNITURE FOR SALE AND HOUSE To
HENT.-t bargain Is offered IN q small lot of
Furniture IN which superior Mirror. 81 Is -
inches. Call at 467 street, between the hours Of
sand p m. seq 81
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THOSE BEAUTIFUL CH'CKERING Pr
se23 ip;tN r. e. tHSh'
/ PURCHASED Is GOOD SECOND-UANn
- P!anos from Richard Davis, r. 50 and viii sell
theIm At great bargains, on monthly PAYMENTS of
shail amount JOHN r. ELLIS
-, Aren't for thu SAFE of
ssH Chlcke ing d Sons Pianns
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TaE CENTRE OF SEVENTH WAR;
u FOX SaIE-Two small two-story FRAME
pWEl.LlNGS and LOTS, on the corner of I'm al
rs streets south. he corner house has been uss,i
as store. Apply IN JOHN ri. TICKER cnrpeT
of Maryland avenue and 18th St Sc i5-.navs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-24

EUkNISHED ROOMS, with or without Board
u al 40. li4 9Th street, between Pa ayenua AID
~ street Also, Table Boarders. A FURNISHED
Ilouso IoI Ient- N -
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-08-11

HoRRIBLE MgRDER.--A Woman Kills her 0Wn
Son A most brutal murder was committed in the
town of Hamden, in this county, on Tuesday night
Of last week. woman named Mrs. Cow, who re
sides near the line between Colchester and Hsmdeu,
and who has been more less deraDged for several
years past had several tmes been hesrd to threaten
the life of her son, young man of tWenty-iWo
gears of age, living with his mother, and on Tue =
day night proceeded to put her threats into exeeu
tion.s Having armed herself with large stone,
which she placed inside of stocking, she sJfily
entered the room of her son. and while he lay buried
in peaceful slumber struck the fatal blow. The eff
feet vas instantaneous and the spirit OF the uneon-
soious victim passed away without q struggle She
then very deliberately washed the blood from his
face placed bis head upon the pillow, and covered
him with sheet. Having done this she proceeded
TO the house Of Mr.. George AIiddIsmast in North
Hamden, for the daughter, who lived there, but vas
arrested in tire to prevent the second tragedy She
Is o. present confined ia the county Jail in this VII
lags She appeared TO labor under the delusion
hat her children would come to want if they out
lived her-DelGOars IN " Gazeits, August g..
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RIonaIn at she FaIIs.


Next to Douis Napoleon, BlOndin is eonfessedly
the most wonderful Of FreHehmeD. At The Falls,
yesterday, he performed all he promised and more
Between four and five e'clcck he crossed the rope
for the fourth time He vas dressed in Indian COS
tune His journey to the Canada side was not
marked By any feat Of peculiar daring. He went
over on lrOt, merely halting for an instant to
balance himself His homeward triT, however, etm
pletely eclipsed his previous feats- When about
ene-quarter of the way seross he sto0don his head
holding the balanee pole in his hands; little furth-
eF along be laid down on his back, with spparent
eomposure. When near the centre Of the rope, he
lied bis balance pole to the guy rope and naVgated
by means Gf his hands and feet, his body being in
state sf suspended summation beneath. After pro-
ceeding some distance in this way, he assumed q
Perpendicular position, returned fer the balance
pole, and then walked en-. q
Another feat which he performed was turning q
sort Of handspring. Lying down on his back, he
extended the balance pele the length Of his arms,
and then threw his body over the pole, striking
sstride the rope Without The pole, be hung b. one
leg from the rope, and supported himself BY One
arm Daring his passage he stood on his head sew
eral times, and performed variety OF feats which
we have not time to recspitulate.
The number Of persons present was greater than
at any previous exhibition. special train on the
Great Western brought several hundreds. kOches-
ter and Buffalo turned out their thousands, while
Cleveland, Erie, Dunkirk and other considerable
places sent large delegations. We understand that
Blondin viii give another exhibition on the 18th
| instant, when his programme viii be varied---Byf-
fato Courier, Avg. 2.
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EXPERIMENTATION.

UTE have just received few Of WinshiP's Self
wv VenIiIassng ReTrigeFatOrss for preserving
meats, hsh, fruits, vegetables SC
This Refrigerator is manufactured at New Haven, Conn has
been always looked upc the best made and mas obtained
first premiums The Worlds Fair IN London aud New York
Feather busters Of all sizes and qualities;
Water Coolers and Chamber Sets, ...
Brass and Porcelain Preserving Kettles
Fruit Cans and Jars Of the approved paifernsi
Ice Breakers Jelly Strainers
GOnRs OF various sizes;
Wash house and Preserving kuTH8cesi
THE EUGENIE, Imperial Clothes Hamper made in the
last Paris fashion. .----.--.
juiy9 MACKENZIE MlNCHih-
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voLcANIo 81 LINIMENr.

Ths eNLT saf. asa erriais for Cancers Piles,
TufaCrs. Sw-lfsgs, AMI BrDurhcle Gore Para,y-
81 NsurHigis. Weakness ct the MGSsleS, Chronic or
Taaaasn1t0-y Rh.uraatisn, stnurss of tho Joint,
Contracted M,tscl-s Lisam-ui-, EaTach0 or Tanh-
ache. BRUISES, Sprains. Wounds. Fresh Cuts, Vlrrs,
FsyeT S,rcs. CakrI Breasts, Sore NiVpies EuGls,
Srald- Sors Throat, ai'Y Naturalization Pasi.
difference how severe. bow inte flE- disease may
certain Tunr-ly
Thou-aai' al human 'eiH-s hive hoen saved life
e decrepitnle and ni.vFy - iae uss If lis inSa-
able medicine.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-08-11

nay GOODS! DRY GOODSI
mcWHIRTER BROS.
For the Fan Trade.
We are receipt desirable aud well selected stock
staple and Fancy Dry Goods!
Wehave ever offered to the the retail trade.
VVAYIN purchased this stock from hesrges importers and
Commission Houses in the Eastern cities We feel no hest
anc in saying that we thereby enabled to sell goods
Low PRIC ES
and on AZ II en- sOnabIe Terms house in the city,
Our present stock embraces every Y variety Of
such as very handsome Robes.Aa;
q Tsbiai
French DsLaines, Plain and Fancy
French aud English MernOes;
Fsc)niaPlads.
LaveIlas, for travelling Dresses
DBeges
| Plaid Merino English and French;
Every style Shas Plain and Fancy Dress sksand Closks
Black sks all grAdes together win otner article TOO 'eIouS 70
wehave also very large stock Of Staple Goods, such
Beached DOmestc all gralesi
IO6 IA beached Sheeingi
~ inch Pillow case CottSni
| ~ Brown Sheetingi
! "a and 81 sea island do;
Bro and bid drills;
| Pl'd Lnsey, all kinds.
IlAnneis, ali colors, qualities and pricesI
1 Canton fAnne's;
Negro Blankets
Bed Blankets, every size and quality;
Brown Jean Keseys Sstines Cameres, Vestings, Shirts
Fronts, Collars, sndin fact every article may
and q complete retail store.
We keep constantly hand complete stock OF Boots
Shoes Caps Dufour CO best Anchor brand Bolnl
Cloths Carpets To all II which invite the attention
the trading community Our motto is to sell as cheap As tn
| cheapest Mch IER bho
1 sepI5 No. 81. North Market sreet