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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-26

DAUGHTERS OF MALTA.-The ladies Of Bliss field
Michigan, have organized a lodge of the "Daugb
ters of Malta" and are holding their my ster ious
meetings two or three evenings 10 each week. The
men have thus far failed to discover the object and
manners of the new society, though, it is said
they "tried their prettiest.''
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- IMPORTERS,

Norfolk, Va.
Eave in store and U. 8. Custom House, 50 hid,
rAYLOR'S SCELEBRATED LONDON DOCK BRAN.
DY. imported By them ,rsm John Taylor of Lon
den. also, In Custom House, Brandies Of the FOL
lowing brands: james Hennessy; Otard, Dupuy 4
%; the United Vineyard Propristors; Sidney Ce-
erier. and other brands CVAMPAGNEs: trepl
seal: Cabinet, in half pints; Piper seidsioh; 80
WINES sHERRIEs Duff Gorden, Harmony ald
other brands. Madeira Wines. Old Scotch WHIe
KEY. RYE WHISAIES: summerdean; L0okey's
Mountain Rye; pure Extract Of Rye Grain; Funk |;
8esore's Old Bourbon County Ky, and other brands
Jamaica kUM. Holland GIN in whole and pipes
aostetter's celebrated stomach Bltters. Charles
London UOkDIALdIN. London PORTER. Scotch
ALE in stone jugs. Superior old Scupperpong Wine.
lred and white.) made in Carolina. sARpIA Ee,
IN whoH half and quarter boxes, ETC. etc Also, ~.
400 Choice HAVANA aEGARs, which were selected
in Havana by gentleman sent out By az for that
ourpose varying in price from $40 to 3i5c per thou
sand. All of which will be sold TO punctuai per.
SONS on favorable termf.
BERkUsS / BRO,
Cole Importers In the United States, of Tsylor's
Celebrated London Dock Brandy,
No6 Wide Water street, lren Building,
d2s-srn Nor-olk. Va.
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DATENT SAFETY DIAPER PINS
I HeiImsn ns Patent eafsty Diaper Pins, is In it-
sef very simple contrivsncs. and bids fAir 20 ga
persede all other Diaper Pins In uss being lar su
psrior to ethsrin point OF sassty and dnssbili
" For sHle By @ akNhMf.
nv "a &Aale sauare.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-26

DEATH OF THE ARCHDUKE Francis CHARLES OF
AUsTRIA.-A dispatch from Vienna, May IL, aus
nounces the death of Arcbduke Francis Charles
father of the Emperor of Austria The deceased
Archduke was il his 81 III year; of the Empe.
ror Francis l. aud Marie Therese, bis second wife
On the sbdication of the throne of Austria by
the Emperor Ferdinand, in 1913, the Archduke re
nouuced the succession in favor Of his youngos,
sou, Francis Joseph. the present Emperor. Since
that period the Archduke has led quiet lite. He
never made any marked demonstration. He was
proprietaire of the fifty second Austrian regiment
of infantry. and chief of the Third Austrian Gre.
nadiers. He had three other sons besides the
reiguing Emperor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-26

LIBRARY FOR WILLIAM AND MARY CoLLrGE.-
Prof: Morrison, of William and Mary College, Va
has$beeu in New York recently, where be received
liberal subscriptions in aid of the purchase of a
new library for that institution.
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LOCAL AFTAIRs.

U. Z. CoUHr.-A very interesting Ad
mirslsy care has been pending in the F,dera
Court, Judge Tanoy presiding. for several dsv.
past We al.ude to the appeal from the decree q
the District Circuit at Norfolk, in which the ovn.
ers Of the brig Winnard are appellants seaius,
the owners oi the steamer Monument, sppsIiees -
The suit was for collision in the Chesapeake "a
bay, on the 1sth of October, 1856, by which the
Steamer was lost, as we're ten Of the lives of tb.
persons on board. TIE cause has been ably argued
BY John NJ. Gregory aud Il. NJ. Cary, Esqs. for the
appellants and r Ii. Chandler. Esq, of Norfolk,
aud X HowisoD, Esq, for the appellees The
cecisIon OF the Circuit Court waJ that both YES.
sells were equally st fault, aud therefore bound for
40 eqnai amount OF damages. The argument was
concluded yesterday, aud Judge Taney will give
DIS decision In the course OF few days.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-26

oUBURBAN RETREATs.-Within few years
past number Of gentlemen of means have located
on toe western suburbs of the city, and perseyer-
ance has brought their grounds to such a perfec.
ton that now they really bloom and blossom an
me rose On the eastern suburbs there are alao
several beautiful places, among the most inviting
OF "hlcn is the residence of P. Horton Keacb.
xnown as Mount Erin-situated on high hili
rom which beautiful view may be obtained, we'll
Satered by choice springs, and having on ,be
aoa'nern slope magnificent oak grove, it has all
.ne advantages that mau Of wealth could desire
lor himselfand his family. On the South and West
oI tne main residence the grounds are laid off I'm
goos styie and by proper cultivation can be made
very productive On the North side is field of table
Iahd, now cultivated in oats of fine growth; while
on fne east, the land gradually falls off to the
paoiic road, displaying the vinous fruits in the
greatest perfection. and vegetables of the choicest
seiectlon. We nave often thought, in passing
.hisiavitins place, that it was peculiarly adapted
oy nature for pleasure grounds, aud that If il
were 10 the Deighborhood of some of the Northern
cl'ies, 1t would be appropriated to that purpose
ana maze to pay its proprietor q handsome divi.
deno or his outlay while 1t would afford The resi-.
dents OF the city an admirable opportunity for
breathing fresh, pure air and enjoying country
evenlugsat a trfiDg cost.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-26

Mr. SIckLEs Hon Daniel L. Sickles appeared
on Broadway on Monday. in promen sde hours, and
took the fashionable and crowded side Of the street
unfiuchiug!y. L. was dread ordeal for man
so we'll known in propria persona and by pictures
as Mr. Sickles; but far less terrible than it would
have been three weeks ago, or just after his ac-
quittsl. Since then, the grea. war question hiss
come above the borz,n. eclipsing the Sick les
trial, aud all other topics Of interess--N T. Jour-
Com.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-26

~ HlNRY L. BRooKs has r1kumsd
the practice OF Law In the city of Richmond.
Onice in Bslvin's New Building. on l3th. fronitnx
SANK street. 10 H-ta
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- 8. M. PIKs & Co. ruRH CArAw-
"a BRANDy.--The Ohio Catawhs Brandy has Sor
several years past, been manufactureA Hon SAs
pure juice Of The American Qztasc6a 0taps, and
Gas obtained rare popularity for medicinal and
family purposes. II not only equals but sxeels the
choicest imported Braadies In RuRlfY. QUALIFY and
RICHNESS OF FLAVOR.
Head the following certificates:
WAsHInGroN. @, Nov Ilth, Isss.
DB CLARKE, ksQ-oir: have uade 8 chemical
snsly sis vi q sample of pure Ohio CAtawba bran
dy: OF the manufsctu OF - PIKE Co. Cfnein-
natl. and nnd it to be pure Wine Brandy, ffeo
from adulteratons or admixture Of ipgredients de-
trimental to health-not factitious bQuor. made
OF corn spirits and havoring essences; and is n
well adapted. from its purity and quality, 70 take
the place OF French Uognac.
THOMAS ANfIsILL n D.
- - Chemical Examiner 8 Patent once.
WASHINGTON, Nov II, 1859.
We, the undersigned. having made . careful en-
animation of samples of Pixies Pure Ohio Catswbo
Brandy, hereby recommend Il csrdially 70 the rub
lie asa most Excellent article worthy OF notice and
we'll adapted to medicinal uses, where . superior
and genuine Brandy is required
CORNELIUS BOYLE. n D.
sEMMHs, NJ d.
A-For sale BY Ps1,EnSON,
Wholesale Druggist I5s Main street
Sole agent for Richnend, w.
sp i9-d2m&cwlm
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-. - q. q. q. BKx0U.
TIE Asovs WE'LL KRowH yAvoaIfs BRAsp. GWAu
On Br ,5 JAMns O. McANDR1W,
os"y d. PINE sfR11f. NxW yonk.
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de i0-6ms
Icy ONE OF rus Mosr PREVALENT and

at the same time troublesome and painful disease.
that attend the human flesh is the Few aud CUES
For long time tba medical world have been contin-
uaiiy bringing forth numerous specifics for it, per
Ant cure; out all without efft CT. DR. Hostel
ter ap experienced and celebrated physci n, has
succeeded in finishing .he public with va uabie
preparation for lie cure of Fever ana Ague. The
stea. aR1 lucr asing demand lately made for the
"Bitters' ana the universal success attending its
use. have made tor il reputation unsurpassed by
ANY specific of the kind For the cure of the Fever
and Ague, DR. H0stetter's celebrated Stomac ch Bit
ters must Rn shGu claim a superiority over any
other preparation eNrant.
Sold by druggists and dealers generally. every
where.
sn- see advertisement in another column.
my Sim
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1859. SPRING TRADE. 1862
nORRRT 7. DENNY. Dealer in Hard

1903. oFhINu IhADL. Ioo0I
DOBERT ]. DENNY, Dealer in Hard
IL ware, Cutlery, Iools, &c, embracing every va
riety of articles adapted for Builders. Mschintsts
and aeusekeerers. No zO5 Main street, above tho
Banks.
have now In store the largest and most plete
stock of English, German and American Hardware.
have ever hal tho pleasure to Offer AID respect
fully invite all in want to examine the same before
purchasing elsewhere My goods are fresh and
having been purchased exclusively for cash i am
prepared to offer them upon the lowest terms.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
HOUSE fUhNIsHING GOODS
BUILDI q MATE5IALS
TOOLS OF ALL KINDS
have also the Agency here for the Baltimore
Bell and Brass Works and am prepared 70 furnish
steam Water and Gas Cocks, Steam Whistles, and
Srass Work generally, 1T short notice.
orders carefully and promptly attended TO-
ROBERT DENNY,
mh22 2o3 Main st, above the Banks.
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VOL. XV--NO. /,

fbECrIoN TICK ETs-The ri.patch Jeb E fi,a
Is prepared to farnish TICKETS for the approach
ius election on THURSDAY at the shortest notice and
very low
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I- PAEKK PoIaDExTEE,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
RICHMOND. Va,
Will practice in the city of Richmond and in the
so,, tfss Of Chesterfield Povhatan end Amelia.
HA once ia Lisie's Building. corner OF Main aso
tn streets. % SS~L@An
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gsS MANTLE DEPOT,

- MANTLE DEPOT,
6g MAIN STREET.
LADIES
MISSES
CHILDREN'S
WRAppINGs
r FZEklELS
myl6 Cloak snd Mantle Depot, C9 Main st.
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THOMAS AHfIsxLL, n D,
, Chemical Examiner u 3 Patent Uf1ca.
- l. - -
MEDICAL CARDS.

1~01o1as B. BTI1L, Dentist, one
and residence. No 81, Main. between stk and St
psrests. Richmond Va. nv Nl-lv
~ DK. JoHs B. WALrHALL, (Homoo.
pathist offers his professional services TO tho OIL
ddence, on Leigh ctr ct. two dosrs from Sth.
'e l2-dlv
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THREE PLOWS IN ONE PLOW-I
- have completed and successfully tried nav
Plow. which combines the advantage of three Plows
on one stock IL is constructed that the facs or
front wearing surfsce of the mould board Il sen.
arate from he rest Of the Plow ard Is put on or Oh
sseasiiy ss Point Zach Of theas plows has three
cHs, thus enabling Piow to perform the several
purposes OF God Sfubhle or Fail0w plow pim ply by
char sing the face (Which IL done By one screw
bolt) AS only the face of the mould board wears
ont this Plow can b. uaed at only half fhs cost OF
other Flows for the other parts do not wear ct all
do not wish to disrarage olher tlows. but be-
lieve IN to be the most perfect and st eeopom
cal Plow Low In use in this State -
PHI sTARKE
No "a Main streat
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-26

BECOMING SLAVES VoLUNTARILY.-Iu Falls coun-
ty, Texas, four free negroes have been allowed BY
the Court, at their own request, to become slaves
selecting their masters-rather than leave the
county for Free State. In Wharton county, a
free gro woman has also been allowed to return
i 10 slavery. She belonged formerly to the late
Alexander Moore, of Texas. She stated in Court
10 Judge Smith that she had been kindly treated
in New York; that she returned to Texas of her
own Will, aud that without any collision or per-
suasion she presented her petition to be returned
into slavery She appeared to be a very inteli.
gent woman, and perfectly we'll aware of the re-
suit OF the step she was about to take. When ask
ed by tho Judge il she would consent to 60 into
slavery agaiD,-knowing that Mrs. c. would be at
liberty to sell her again. she replied in the sfi rm-
ative. A negro boy of the county will present
his petition at the next term Of the Court, to be
returned into slavery-N. o. Rcdyune.
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PHI sTARKE.

A kbMA1IC WILD CHERRY Bit
"A TEKs-For dyspepsia, iudie eestion and want Of
appetite They invig0I ate the ystem and are inst
what needed at this season CT the year 30 brace
up and counteract the efectu of the heat Price "a
cents per quart bottle. For sale sniy By
my24 J PJO{JT DvuSei.<
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-20
pnlitinal rnnventinn.

DOVER, n H., Oct. 16.-At the Democratic
convention held at Alton Bay to-day. George
NJ. Stevens of Dover and Robert 5. Webster
of Barnstead, both warm supporters of Doug
las, were chosen delegates to Charleston.
BosToN, Oct. ia convention of persons
opposed in all the present political state organ
izations was held in Faneuil Hall to-day, and
Geo. N. Briggs of Pittsfield was nominated
for Governor. Increase Sumner for Lieut..
Governor and full ticket of minor state of.
ficers. The convention was very thinly at
tended, and attracted very little interest.
The Democratic Convention for the Fifth
Congressional District, after an excited move
ment, resulted in two convention-the custom
house party organizing separately, while the
regular convention elected B. f. Hallett and
Cornelius Doherty, both Douglas men, dele
gates to Charleston. The custom house part
elected John Z. Heard and j. c. Loveioy.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-20

cratic measures if the King can and will make
Italy free.
Letters say that great agitation prevailed in
Naples. Fourteen persons belonging to the
highest families had been arrested-among
them Baron Gillette, Marquis Daffito, and
Marquis Garacioa. They are accused of hold
ing meetings for discussing politics. Govern
ment was taking active preliminary measures
against any outbreak.
1t is reported that Garibaldi had entered the
marshes and the rumor caused much sensation
at Naples.
Later letters from Naples say the parties ar
rested have been released.
1t is said the Pope has informed the great
powers that he will not give up his temporal
power, and will, if necessary, call all Catholic
powers to support him.
Turkey and China.
Omar Pacha chief OF the army of Bagdad,
had been deprived of his command in conse-
quence of serious abuses of authority.
The disbanded European troops in India had
accepted the bounty, and consented to go to
China instead of returning home. 1t is sup
posed the force to be sent would number ten
thousand.
Mana Sahib was in the Nepau
The Indian government had increased the
license tax to an Income tax of seven pence
per pound on all incomes over G25 per annum,
officers and landlords to be excepted. The
council refused to pass the bill without clear
statement Of receipts and expenditures, and
denounced the clause eXempting officials.
Markets.
In cotton there is slight advance on mid
ding qualities, but inferior grades continue I'M
saleabIe. The market closed steady and firm.
Total stock in port, $4,000 bales
The breadstufS market is generally firm.
Flour 22s6d.a Us. Wheat firm. Corn slightly
advanced.
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Nrnrlet.-Nrw Youk. Oct. 10


Cotton Market unchanged; sales tring; middling up
lands at HE.
FLOUR Receipts % l52. bbs; sales 1880 bbIs State
and western shade better; snperine State S460 a 40;
extra state S4SO "a 45; round hoop Ohio 500 a $50;
common to good extra Western s4,S5 q $40 southern
crm; sales 200 bbs; mixed to good $3.50 a $50 fancy
and extra $3.50 q 81 Canada, extra sales $50 a. S6f
heat more active aud shade better; sales
4lg0O bush; Milwaukee club Sl05 q los; western white
Sl3 % Sl.4O Corn scarce and firm; sales 800 bush;
mixed western ST. yellow Jersey 9S2 "a 900 Oats frmer;
4! q 44c
rRoylSlQNS- steady; sales 200 bbs;, country
mess s. "a S5,I5; prime, 81 a $780, repacked Chicago
500 q SIT; prime mess s9 Fork unnchaged; sales 1850
bis; mess sl535 @ 1871; prime $lO75 @ 1880. Bacon
quiet; Hams SIC Shoulders Sc. Lard heavy; sales 800
bbs l2 kegs i'll bbs at II q llc. Butter steady; Ohio
~ % lSc: State l5 q 20c Whisky unchanged; sales 800
bbs at 29c. Rice firm; sales 200 crees 81 a sc
CARS less active by auction 1871 hhds 81 "a &c and
Muscoyado $50 hhds @D I; 1856 hhds p. o. &c; Ha-
Naa ~ boxes on private terms Coffee quiet: Rio l0}
w 25e; Laguayra 100 bags l3c st Domingo. $50 bags
2d export on private terms M9lasses quiet sales snal
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These articles continue at great length, en-
tering into many particulars.
HARPERs FERRY, Oct l9.-The prisoners
have all been taken TO Charlestown Jail.
Browns son died last night. Brown himself
is out of danger. Cook is still in the noun
tains. There was. to-day, a frightful alarm
caused by report that he was killing white
men at Sandy. Gov. Wise, with force, has
gone to search a cave where it is said fugitiyes
are hidden.
WAsHINGToN, Oct. 19.-Papcrs found in
Browns valise have been received by the
government. They confirm the report that
his scheme has advocates in various states who
were informed OF his plans. He kept journal
of all he did. 1t shows his purchases Of am
munition and stores, but duplicates no person
at Harpers Ferry.
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Iowa and Minnesnta Elections.

CHICAGO, Oct. 18.-Forty.se counties in
Iowa give Kirkwood $3.50, and Dodge 1888.
The same counties in 1857 gave Lowe 259 ma
jority. There are forty-four counties yet to
hear from.
Twenty five counties in Minnesota, give
2716 Republican majority The seven coun-
ties to hear from gave 844 Republican majority
in 1857. The st. Paul Times of the 18th. says
that the Republican majority in the State SEN
ate is Z, and i'll the House &c.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-20

magnificent selection of real Vaenciennes, Gimpure,
Brussels Honiton and Thread Laces i'll black and white,
which we offer at less prices than they be bought in
Boston.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-20
A BL ESS VICTORY
100000 Boxes sold OF
M0RFHEAl'S MAGNETIC pIAcTEp

This enormous quantity Of this Invaluable Remedy has
been purchased by citizens of the United States during
the short time it has been before the public. The
Tor this extraordinary is simply in actual
truth and value of the article. No buys the MAG
NETIC PLASTER without becoming its friend. Ii per
forms all that is promised and carries with it its own
recommendation. Truly this is victory-peacefu and
boodlessbut believe not less glorious than the tri-
The MAGNETIC PLASrE is undoubtedly the Great
est Strengthener and Pain Destroyer that science has
yet discovered lfyou put this Plaster anywhere if pain
is there the Plaster will stick there until pain vanish
ed The Plaster magnczes the pain away, and pain
cannot exist where this Plaster is applied.
. rheumatism, Lameness, Stiffness, Weakness Debility
nervousness, Neuralgia Dyspepsia, Coughs and Colds
rams and Aches of every kind down Corns
IMMEDIATELI RELIEVED, and, with a little patience
PERMANENTLY CURED, by the magical influence Of
the Magnetic Plaster 1t is the simplest surest safest
peasantest and cheapest remedy in existence Its apD
cation is Internationally to the strong man. the deli
cate womanand the feeble infant Its agreeable and
without annoyance or trouble Its price is within reach
OF all rich or pOor all may have it, and all should have
1t, who are sick and suffering In any way
FARMERS ami PLANTERS should be always supplicd
with the MAGNETIC PLASTER. 1t will be the good
physician in any household ready all times and at in
slant notice. - "
Put in air-tight tin boxes Each box will make six
to eight plasters, and child spread them Price
70 cents box with full and plain directions.
ID. q. MOPEHEAD, NJ. d.,
Inventor and Proprietor, ~ Walker street n Y
MOtEHEADS MAGNETIC PLASTER is sold by nj
Druggists and dealers genuine medicines pvprvNyherc
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THREE DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.

SAcKvILLE, Oct. 19.-The steamer Europa,
from Liverpool, arrived at Halifax at an early
hour this morning. The Kangaroo and Ocean
Queen had arrived out
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The Yacht MANDARIN

SAVANNAH, Oct. 19.-The yacht Wanderer
sailed last night without papers, but with
full crew, and provisions and ammunition sto-
len from her owner, Mr.. Lamar, by Capt
Martin, who has been negotiating for her for
some time.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-20
BY E. VAIL
- XALUABLE REAL ESTATE

HiiJ FOR SA.,E.-Wi be sold ON WEDNESDAY, the
%za.26th inst at 10 o'clock the premises at public
Yendne to the highest bidder the large and comodous
house. on Orange street, built by Rev Samuel ID. SWAIN
and now owned and occupied by the subscriber with the
land and fixtures thereto apperaining, containing Is
well finished rooms having excellent cellar and two
cisterns of water, one in the cellar and the attic
sad land has southern exposure, and consists of near
" l6UOO feet ami contains nearly hundred choice
fruit and ornamental trees The good neighborood
prospective situation and proximity to Main street.
makes 1t desirable residence business man The
estate can be viewed and examined any before the
day of sale. SILAS GODDARD
worcester, Oct. IA, 1859. dts ola
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We would very respectfully call the attention of the
buying public to our very choice selection of
MADE Up LACE GOODS,

consisting of Medallian Collars, Medaan Cuffs and
Flowing Sleeve Sets Valenciennc Ilandkerchefs and
Point Lace Sets They unequalled for novelty and
elegance, and well worthy Of examination. Also,
giant Point Applique, IIOniton Valencennes Collars and
Sets at much below the former prices.
A magnificent selection OF French Collars and Sets.
500 Maltese Collars Soc &C. 5c and upwars
the cheapest and handsomes Collars offered in
this city. 200 Cambria and Muslin Collars, from
ton which offer from ID to 20 per less any
other SIT in this city $50 beautiful Misses Cambria
and French Collars. Every lady wishing 10 purchase
handsome chdrens Collars low prices should fail
to look at these Collars Grape Collars and Sets half
price.
Cambria Edging and Inserting, Cambria and Dimity
Bands, Infants Waists, Embroidered and Hemstitched
handkerchief.