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Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-08-13
Am Original Sturg.
Written for the Delaware Inquirer.
THE QUAKER SPY
n no MI a M GLE
zvolJ ITO II
BY JAMES MONTGOMERY.
cHApTEl, X.

It was night in the American camp, which
was spread through the deep valleys that in
tervene among the high hills of Brunswick
The army had sunk to sleep and, save the
heavy tread of the trusty sentinel, no sound
broke upon the reigning silence. Washington
and his faithful aid-de-camp We're sitting to-
gether, quietly measuring distances upon 0
map that lay before them and making notes o.
the same. The young man appeared to be
perfectly in the confidence of his superior, and
spoke with freedom that gave evidence of the
familiarity existing between them. Washing
ton broke the silence
The task will be a difficult one. am al
most afraid to place you in so much jeopardy
as will be requisite to accomplish the object
have in view"
Joshua replied "Thee need not fear fol
me. am becoming acquainted with the per
lis of the army, and the excitement connected
Herewith il rather pleasure than other
wise.''
Such pleasure may cost you your life.
fully appreciate the services you are contin-
ually rendering the army, but l also appre-
ciate the risk you run, and should lament
very much any accident that may occur on
these expeditions"
Fear nothing" rejoined the Quaker, o
will return at the appointed time and render
such an account of myself as will, no doubt,
prove satisfactory"
The General sat moodily and taciturn; first
looking closely to the map, then turning his
gaze upon Joshua. He, doubtless, revolved
the danger the young man would have to un-
dergo to accomplish his design. 1t appeared,
at one time, as though his resolution half for
sock him. and then stern frown would gather
upon his brow, and the command of the sol
dier was evident in every lineament of his
eountenance. He proceeded;
"You know my wishes-adopt whatever
measures you may deem necessary to carry
them into efIect--I leave everything to you,
and in return l expect to hear such an account
from you as your past conduct justifes."
" Friend, thy confidence in me shall never
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-08-13

it is the consciousness that it is for the last
time that depresses, and all but annihilates,
our souls. Theclustering, loving faces round
the bedside would lose nearly all their sig
nifcance if we were merely going to sleep !;
but when that sleep is to know no waking
when, come what will, We can never with our
mortal eyes behold those faces and those tears
again-the pang Of parting rises to indescrib-
able agony. All separations of families
have an infusion of this bitterness, because it
is felt that what is meant to be temporary
may prove eternal.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-08-13
VOLUME I.---No. 16.

the munitions Of war. With this immense
force (for that day. he marched across Jersey,
committing devastation wherever he went,
and, in fact, leaving the country almost a
waste. Washington, desirous of saving the
lives of his men, retreated in good order and
managed to ward off a general engagement.
In June the British had made their way
back to Amboy; General Green hanging upon
his rear, and at every opportunity attacking it.
General Howe finding every opportunity Of
drawing the Americans into an engagement
futile, embarked 16, 900 men onthe 9th of July
| for the South, leaving the remainder Of the
army under the command of General Clinton
to defend New York. 1t was Howe's inten-
ton TO sail up the Delaware and take posses
sion of Philadelphia, but having heard that
the Delaware was obstructed, he changed his
deteH Hhination and sailed for the Chesapeake,
and landed his forces at the head of Elk river.
Here we will let them rest and turn our atten-
ton to a traveller that is plodding his way
along the road that leads to the British army.
| He is young man. but his wayworn look and
"fP 0 - -' O NN -
iatigue. inc "arih august sun ~ iehs'n
drove the young man to take shelter under a
large oak tree. Slowly he stretched himself
out on the withered grass and gives himself up
to gentle slumber. In watching the sleeper,
twitchlhs OIL 'he nervous system ni'sh. nave
oeeh seen ever ana anon ms arms wouid JERK
suddenly, ana startea al ms own eXoitemeh'
ne "ouio par'ialiy awake lheh, again he
would CAIN away ana seeming serenity s'eal
over ms countenance. oiumDering on, ne
dreamed OF home and all its endearments'
lie thought OF the bright fusure and its prom
| ise OF happiness, when the turmoil OF battle
was over, and he and his Fanny were united
in the holy bonds that nothing but death
through his wandering brain and he forgot, in
his hopesof the future, the dangers that he
was subjected to IN MS present character
Towards evening he awoke, and to his sur
prise he found two strangers sitting by his
side dressed in red uniform. His senses
seemed to be bewildered at the inopportune
sight OF these men. He did not know but
what they might nave heard something from
-, III, %. g ~ r.
wen with ms intention OF secresy. lie rub
'.'s - w 80, r.
~,
awake, turned TO the strangers with LOOK
,r,. "'io'' ',,,' ''' -,
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0eD p.V""ne "oou'' 'p." 'pe.-'s ~.
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""ai my sA' "o
'o'' ,..." "i'''N a,'N w. "'a "s
p''.oi.s 'i'''' '-'o :" - so.s
80 "Ss'e -. a.,
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VH0ns. ~ =, !. -.
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y 'ooA an, -io- 80. "a. -,
'''D Pau''., u.''rr ", '-io a''i,-o
worn 'ia'oio'' iOoAu upo1 'iio a-oop
ing ,ciA VI 'Ae yVuns man .'nu @,'o, -
ihe MN earnestly ~ sonio INV uoooA In
no'''i"s ou' Viou,"oPPo.' "A0 ""' NOns
away "'hou' 'eeatU " i'ieAA y NC ivy
no "oup' 'houshe 'ha' n' was poii'0''y N"'n
lsss' ana as such, uia hoe .hiiiA worm WINE
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THE LATEST NEWS
By Telegraph % the Iyenin~ st.,
Arrival Of the America NJ B..,.,


| BosrON, June 3-The steamship Amer,c, f,o,,
| liverpool via Halifax, arrived here at half pass
WE'VE last night. Her mails went south In The
Among the passengers by the America !, General
Nv, miiIaI's 81 Mars who has been appointed Con-
IT,. IN Cnlef Of the Army in Canada
tiai cb,nas !, accounts from Italy report no essen-
Inc Austrian army had removed "a. h..a -,r.,
sefs 70 Oarasco; and there verr v,g,,- ,r,.. a.,
tne me hnperer francis Joseph and General Has
miles South Of Milan on the East bani ~ H. III,
cino.l "~hA VI tne H.
The AIstrians having abandoned v.rc.lu thu,
point had been occupied by a portion az "a. ,.l.tS
forces Of France and Sardinia a''''
u was eNPected that the Austrans would ~.
main inactive until the Emperor reaches IN. cam
he IlverPool Post publishes (what 70 calls reiI-
aiis lhiornldtion) that the passage Of the Ticino
oy the French troops will be the signal for Euro
tobsan alliance against France.
portant. "
All the channels leading 10 the yenitiap csnit,I
nave neen blockaded by france
o,,o sPdch dated Paris, May 40. saws: UGrest
a colIsian =. s IA progress among the troops. and
Tth Is expected to-day or tomorrow >,
inere Were rumors in otter ouart-rs on hattie
a, aIIs1 ''lnrnt out the London Times considers
siios, Iertaln that June will have begun before
any great blow Is struck by the hostile sruis~
The Emperor Napoleon went m Vslsn,. -, a,
course OF the river Pc s"e '"e
At ann ~
tue allied army was going on actively The -
pair OF the damages done 90 the bridges and rail-
'"a1s Were approaching completion.
The Aus.rians continued their eNactions IT,.
Inhabitants 81 Vercelli Were filed with conster
nation, being quite out OF condition 10 SATISFY
| such demands ~ o-''''
During the night Of the 18th. one hundred Aus
uahs esrataded the bridge at Nalehza and throus
breach made fruitless attempt 20 take il.
An Official sandman bulletin saws the Ausi,i,ns
occupy tile right bank Of the Po as far "A the cas,
Of San Giovanni, - 600 strong
The iortthcaton Of the bridge at Stella for tb.
purpose Of protecting the ustrians still continued
An order Of the King Of Sardinia has been pub
,shtu GIVING the names Of those who sig naliz ei
themselves la FORMER military operations
The English Parliamentary elections have h4en
concluded The ministerial gain is set down az
twenty three.
he banking house Of Messrs Tronmee A 60 .
at Augsburg, has failed The Bank of TbuTinvia
haas ALSO suspended, owing. il is said to the Right
Of the manager.
Commissioner Yeh is dead
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New YarL MarLafa

NEw YORK, June 3.-Flour has declined IOc /.
state 80 SOds6 20 Of the June inspection Ohio
81 luaS7 b; Southern 81 5l,ass 60
Wheat closed with a declining tendency; south
ern red 81 S2kaSl SO; white 81; Mi. club ~ d
aSI %.
is nominal al Sass kc
Pork is nominal; mess has declined a5c closing
at SIG 95aslG -; prime has declined 25c closing
at Sll.75.
Lard closed hnavy.
Whisky closed dull at 27Xc
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Assassiuatisu i'm 81 LAMA

ST. Louis, June 3.-Joseph Charless ESQ one
OF the Oldest and most respectable citizens Of :,
Louis. was shot and MORALLY wounded on tb.
street this morning, by j. w. Thornton. formerly
teller OF BoatsInan's Savings Institution. Thorn
ton was tried and acquitted about wear ago- of
charge OF having stolen S2O,OO from the bank
and MI. Charles was one Of the principal wit,
neSSes against him.
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The Virginia Election.

RICHMOND, June 3. noOn-U will ne ,mnoss,
Die 10 give strictly correct statement of the eI.c
ton until official returns are received The estt
mates ct present nary from 60 90 500 natotit,
Ter lsetchtr. The Wing of this morning sayi
Letcher's majority is thus far 4, s26, aud ths ~
naming counties gave a majority of two In Is5S
The estimate, however. is based on returns mar
~ official and partly reported
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BaItimere Markets

BALTIMORE, June 3.-Flour closed less firm:
sales Of 6OO bbls; Howard street and Ohio 81
Wheat closed quiet and steady; white 81 75s
81 IS; red 81 6OaSi 20
Corn closed steady; white slas6c; yellow sssslc.
Provisions closed dull and heavy; bacon sides
SIC; mess pork 81 50.
Whisky closed more active, closing at 2sa2oc
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AUCTION SALES
THIS AFTERNOON q no. MoRRo1

By J. c. MCGUIRE CO., Auctions.,.
II ARGE AND VALUABLE LOT AT Tat,
- CORNER OF DELAWARE AVENUE Avn Noprn Is Is
STnEEr.-On THURSDAY AFTERNo0SA AZ H., -
<th, Al sd O'Clock, on the premises, shall self
without reserve, part Lot No 5. in Square N &c
containing 3at2 square feet This Is believed 10 h.
one OF the most Tile lots for sale in that vicinity
anu ~ Wow OF the certain extension Of the Capitol
gronnds To-, POI, Z. must become very valuable.
me 10, WI be sold entire or Ia lots to suit pufcha
=. Terms: One fourth cash the residue ins. - and
70 mnths, with interest, secured BY a deed OF trust
ma l5-d J. C. Mcguire CO.. Aucts.
IL THE A RON r SAI.ElS UNAyOIDaRIy
sn,oIooL unit" TUESDAY EVENING, NAV 81
Ma I'D &c. MCGUIRE L CO., Aue,s.
IL THE ABOVE SALE ~ posTpoNpn
rE Sd SSlnM OF INC storm, unul FRIDAY AZ
SooL<' June o. same hour and place
2---e :. =. MCGUIRE co. Aucts.
MARSHAL'S SALE in virtue OF a wri, oSGa,,
cnit Court ofthe District of Columbia for the "ont
OF w ashhston and to me directed. shall exposa 10
pubic Sale Tor cash, IN front OF the Court Honss
Of NAV q, sag s az THURSDAY the h d,
scrlbed property, Ia wit III defendants risbt ttIs
claim ans interest IN AID to Lot No. nine d. m
square No one hundred and ninety six Ias IA the
cily oi w asllngton, ID. C., together with ali ard
VIII be sold to satisfy Judicial No 49, TO NAV term
1858, IN favor Of w. h. Sheppard. ' '''"'
J. ID. HOOVER. Late Marshal
""-s Tor the District OF Columbia.
IT,TmE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
until SArCR DAY, June 4th, 1854 same bonT And
place. Una Sl J. ID. HOOVER. Marshal.
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Financial.

NEw YORK, June 3.-Stocks are dull aud droop-
Ing Chicagoand Rock Island 50; Illinois Central
bonds ~; Michigan Southern guaranteed bonds
81 y; New York Central 7as Reading Az; Vir-
ginia 6's9 90 I; Missouri 6's six
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Alexandria MarEsfs

ALEXANDRIA, June 3-Flonr-bolders osEe, In
ion street at - .25: without bidders
Wheat-:n0 bushels only on change; no sales
Conn-i.5,2 bushels on change; sales Of whit at
II TO - cents. by weight
oats-l.se0 bushels offered, sales at 50 cents
Rye-no sales
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By a. GREEN, Auct,oneer
NIOR T(IAG T. SALE lie SEINE pnnI

NIUh IUAOFs SALE Of SEINE, ROPES
~ BOATS. &C At AUCTION.-On FRIDAY the
lnth instant, shall sell, by the authority and CON
sent ol al fhe parties concerned in Ger: ain mort
gage bearing da.e the . day Nav, 1857 and re-
corded Ia Iber A. =, No. IS5, folIos SAL So and
j. one Of the land records for Waehins ton c0unty
Ia tnc Dlstri OF Columbia qGaHtit OF Seine and
ropes, at II O'Clock m, at the idenca of W m
Mackey on 9Th street east, between south r. and d;
streets And at O'Clock. or immediatel, after the
SAFE oil the above. we shall SELL at Captain Nesles
and fiat bottom Boats. ~
Terms cash.
10 1-eo&ds A GREEN An,
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r By :. IGsRFE6EN, ApGslonosE;

VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UNIN-
v PROVED PROPERTY ON Month n, RETNvEEN
CoNNEcTIcUr AVENUE AND 18TH STREET wtSr. AT
AgCTioE.-on ESDAI, the Slst instant, shll
sei, IN t'Ont oi the premls SEES. at O'Clock d. m the
following described handsome property. viz:
Lots Nos. 10 and ". m Davidson 4 subdivision OF
square No. l63, each lot having front of 81 feet
running hack lac feet II inches to thirty feet alley
and htteen feet slice alley between the let. On
Lot No. 10 a. handsome twO-story Frame Uousa
with brick basement, kitchen. aud pump i'm the
yasd. Also IN the rear of the lot is a long stable
sufhcient Tor SIX horses and three Carriages Iot
No IL Is vacsnt, but enclosed by a good fence.
TIE ms: One-third cash; balance m six and twel We
months, for notes bearing interest from day OF sale
deed gIven and deed of trust taken.
ma Ed A. GREEN. Auct.
IUTHE ABOyE SALE Is POSTPONED
place. ~
Jel-d a. GREEN, Auct'r.
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FUTURE DAYS.

BY BARNARD BUCKLEY Georgetown.
FINE IRnYILDlNG E LOTS At AUcTloN.-on
O'Clock in front Of the premises Gun InstaHt. az
on 5t street north side between Market r aud F red
n,Hn 6e1Lsetown, fronting q feet each. and
The title % this property is perfect.
Terms: One fourth cash the residue in O. r. and
nf trost tsl WIN interest deed given aud deOti
ie2 BARNARD & BUCKLEY. Aucrrs.
Nv J. G. Mcguire h CO. Auctioneers.
STnDSRS At AUCTIoN-On TuESDAYAF
aGet 1o rooms. we shall sell ia sums to suit ~"
$40" Soreoration of Washington Ursrterly
500 S&;"Igoration of Alexandria Annual
25a Bank of Wa .hlne ton stock.
81" COOPERATION Of Waskington Certificates Of
lnishtedness, bearing date November6. Isa.
With Interest from date.
je2 &c. Mcguire q CO.. Auet..
by WALL & BARNARD, Auctioneerr.
TRUSTEES SALE OF THE FUR ITURE
Il AND EFFECTS OF THR FARMERS Horn at
ArGToY.-B By virtue of two deeds OF trust. dny re-.
Will # on %EbSE rs MSR fn
NJ the 9Th instant at 10 O'clock SELL ut the Farm
Furniture, Bar Fixtures, ianors. Cigars So iT
aid house, and in. house 81. ID street, adjoinlng
sofas. Rocking, otiic., and Dining room Chairs,
Dining, Side, and other Tables.
XII lseratoT, SIdeboards, Hat Rack,
Mah9gany Dressing and other Bureaus,
Wardrohes, Cottage and other Belstsads
Cottage Sets, Enclosed Washstapds
l.oOkiEg- glasses. Chairs, Tables,
tsa'her Reds AID Pillows, Hair and Shuek Mat
tresses, N 4i'''
Counterpanes, Blankets, and other Bedding,
Carp It's, Dilcoth. Mating,
Curtains. Toilet Sets, Cooking and other Sto,as
Copper, Iron and Tin Ware
Knives and Forks. Spoons, Casters.
Gas Ware, Crockery, China Ware Kitchen Item
sIls. y VI"
Also, the Bar-room Fixtures, Glasses Decanters
Counters. Cigar Cases, Oyster Box &c
a lso, y stock of Cigars and Liquors
Terms so cash over that sum, credit Ga and
" day Tor approved endorsed notes bearing inter
est NJ THOMpS0T irT5 ,mte'
Je2d WALL. a. BARNARD Aucts
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VALUABLE FARM AND COUNTRY SEAT
FOR "a Elm pursuance of the last vii and
testament of DIR. Hanson Pc n. late of PriIrs
sale, on TIL TUESDAY,, the Sth day of June inst
AZ O'CLOCK a. H. NJ far, III not, the next fair day
Ieater, az ms late residences, TAR Bladensburg
Wary and, that HI ghly desirable tract or parcel of
land of WI lch he died seized and possessed called
'farrOw." containing from one hundred To one
hundred and sixty acres.
This property il beautifully and most eligihl, sit
uat' d. extending near'y to the vi lage of Biadens-
burg, aEd lying between and bordering upon the
more and Washn gt0n Turnpike, distant nbo"t .
or mi es n m Washn,t n city, an aijoins IN ,
Inds of Jonn &. Rives, Esq. IL is high state of
used market garden. for which il is wsil ca'cu
lated has extensive apple and D. ach orchard of
the choicest fruit, largo barn. and every neces
ry building, either Tor farming or gardening pur
poses. -
The main dwell stands upon an emineEcn COM
ms n ing n hna view Of the village, railroad and
surrounding country is two stories high, in excel
lent order has been erected huta few years recently
painted IN the most fashionable sly o and by a. tx
Perlenced mechanic, within a hundred Yards of the
depot OF the BALTIMORE and WASHINGTON Railroad,
known as PENIS station, Situated in a hsautIfiii
grove OF trees of the ra-est kind selected with the
greatest care and planted with much tast and j.
different varieties. Considering its proximity to
Washington city, 10y railroad ard turnpike baaufy
OF location, iacIty OF Procuring fertilizers, advan-
tages In relation to health. society. soil, &c II is
pre- emlnentiy adapted and presents many induce
msnts for a handsome and valuable countr, seat.
=, The land Is annually increasing in value, and
JndicIous and pTOhta investment than by pur-
chasing IT. and rarely Is So favorable opportuni
ty presented Tor certain and sure speculation.
Terms of sae: One third each balance in I, ?
anc years, In equal Instament~ with interest from
the day of sae to be secured by the notes of the
chaser with security tn he approved 10y the under
signed. Title IndISputabo.
&C. STEPHEN.
tests Executor of Hanson Penn.
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r L o o Ro,,c,ou ,s

Il OIICLOTHS.
just received, aud on sale. ~ sheets elega Mt
+ LOOR OlLCl.OrIiS, in 6, II, and ~ feet widths.
which We arc emitting up for any sized hail. passage
OF room. according to diagram
Ihes' OIicloths are warranted well seasoned in
beautiful Tyie, Fresco, Nerd Antique, Mosaic
rave ana boqneis, At prices ranging from 6zIa s.
per square yard Ia SI.S5
S.,; ~ pieces elegant I.eipsic TABLE OIL
Gl pfHS.In Mahogany. Rosewood Oak. Maple
and beautiful hsures: These are beautiful Goods
Tor the tea table this hot I atler.
Also. a lot of wide STAIR DAMAGES with
horders. & summer use, ~
MnSQulro alf FLY MEETINGS.,
Red ARCHES, for suSpemding nets
H All very reasonable In price
10 i-etht CIAGET"r A nnnSnN
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Ry JAS c. Mcguire K CO.. AuctIopeers-

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IN
~ PROVED AND UNIMPRovFD REAL EsTATE-By
virtue 81 decree of the Circuit Court of the DIS
t1ct oil ColumbIa, Tor w ashIngton county, No II6.
~ chancery, the subscriber viii sell at Public AUG
tion, on TUESDAY, the Slst day of May 1854 nj n.
O'Clock p M, on the prems 3. part of Lot No s in
square AZ, fronting So feet Ilches on Sfh street
west, between and l. streets north, l,y In feet
deep VITA the buildings aud improvements con
slstlng OF two well built and comfortable two story
brick dwelling houses. The dwelling houses ana
grnund attached thereto will he SOLD separately
The above property rs eIgib'y situated, aud offers
most desirable opportunity 10 persons desiring A
colIiiJTtable dwelling, or to build or invest
Terms of sale as prescribed by said decree One
third IN cash. and the residue 4. H. and IL nonths
with int 'rest from the day of Sale secured ly the
purchasers notes. with surety 10 he approved nv
the trustee nPon the full pa crt Of the purcha 81
money and interest the trustee will convey the
property to the purchasers in fee II the terms of
sale are not complied with within five DAYS after
the sale the property the terms Of sale Of which re-
not so complied with will be resod upon one week \
notice. al the risk and expense OF the purcl ser
All cOnveyancIng at the expense of ths plrcEa Scrs
CHAS. =. WALLACE. Trustee
ma 4-eO&ds J. e. MCGUIRE & CO., Anct's
rThE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED IN
cnnsequence OF the storm until TT ESDAN AZ
GEHNOON. June 18th same hour an pa =,
CHAS. =. WAIIACU. TruStaa
Je l-eCSds JAS. G. MCGUIRE Gu Auct'S
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TAKE N"TlCE.-As some malicious d. posed per-
son or persons have reported tn my injury that in
tend giving upthe Dying Bus ness. and was selling
ont. think u due To my friends To inform tem that
such Is not the case. as still doing al! work in
my line IN the hest manner, aud shall ALWAYS b.
thank ful for their calls, either at nv pace 10 Iaf
erson street, Georgetowu. or at :.-. south side p,
avenue. between AZ and 9Th streets, Wa~bIngton
Jel ST. w. N. VUFGrIrv nvar
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y MATTINGS FOR FLOORS.
Jus, nrecelved and on sale, 20 hale SINGA PORE
MAI TIM, new article in this market a nov 81 :,
la lts way. aud very beautiful
Also, ~ balas REAL. GONQUA, in red check
ohsna and white
Also, 81 bales 4. s I, and rcd check and white
aud very low priced.
Also, 20 bales "a, Sd. and Cow CHOW, at %
AM 81 cents square ,ard.
Also, 81. "a. 4, and Ga COCOA MATTINGS.
an article which rs indestr actable Ia damDness. n
hcrs, &c. VI
Als4, an additional supply 1874 aud liza hsavy
LINEN DRUGGEFS, IN beautiful fxures and
colors, very desirable aud seryiceablo article Tor
20 on the hoor, saving great trouble
more elegantly. Aue" 'ooihs
@ Also beautiful supply of MATERIALS Eop
SUMMER COVERINGS FOR FIJRNiTIiR II
hdi All sell. 1g at the very lowest rates ard sent
je l-eo6t CIAGFTT n ponSoN