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DESERTED SLAYER FOUNp-Tbe scboo,.,
ho0le Forrest, from Aux Caves, arrived Al Nayy
York on Monday reports that she spoke. on the ne
t nlano tne schooner Walter Irving, Of Province
April 18th the whaling schooner Renls ~ "2 p,u
vincetown, fell in with on the south side of porto
Rico, a brig ofabOut three hundred tons ahan'
ooned, with all sail set, having on board large
ntted Tor SLAYER. Bullet holes were fonnd In a.
doors IN the cabin. The cabin was much dis,
inquired, as II an ARRAY had taken place. She had
no no papers; coio,s, or anything on board whereby
by the officers Of the schooner and will ba b,onS,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-09

THE REPORTED SUICIDE OF JOHN w. BROWNE
We recently published a statement copiei from
the Boston Traveller, to the effect that John w
Browne, Esq, lawyer of that city committed
suicide last week by jumping from a train of
cars on the Fall River road while the train
was going at the rate of thirtv-five miles per
hour. The facts in the case briefly these:-Mr
Browne was subject TO frequent attacks Of vertigo
and while standing upon the platform Of one of
me cars and was seized with faintness and canght
hold of the brake for support which threw him
under the train. Only the week previous TO his
death he attacked with dizziness while coming
down stairs, and being unable TO help himself,
fell TO the bottom
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-09

n MURDERER HUNG AND BURNED.-We learn
saws the NatcheZ Gazette, that on Saturday the
I4th OF April, negro named Jack, employed on
on steamer, while at or near Monroe La Sc
verely cut white man, butcher, who had ac-
cused him of stealing lot of hides. The negro
was canght and lodged in Jail. On the Tuesday
ioIowlng, while the jailor was in the act of
handing him his breakfast, the negro with a
piece OF iron, which he had concealed about his
person, beat the jailOr until be was dead. and
then made his escape. He was subseq can
t suIed ABOUT nall mile from Monroe, by num-
Der of citizens, who hung him 10 the nearest tree
and afterwards burnt his body.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-09

DEPARIuRE OF MoRMoNs FoRUrAH-o, Men
So,y . s.ef1oon party Of Mormons, who have hem
for the West, by way Of the Rsad;On LEFT
ane party numbered some one bundled aro,.,n
Persors and Is many children. the sers. gho%n
S oo.s equally divided They were comfortably
them were several Young women f,nna :, among
JTyeny years OF age, who appeared to be vel. N
pteaseo at the prospect Of journey 70 Rriosanl
gn ouhg kmlngdom;m Some of the men carried
uns, ana all had a liberal allowance OF bagoans
AS the train moved of the party Joined in sipate
hymn, and departed in excellent spirits.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-09

,biitis,h Dates from Utah are up to april 18th The
oeen celebrated by four days PREACHING and ,as
Irving IN favor Of Mormonism, and was the oc-
.ssion OF much rejoicing among the saints n oJ
r.o. from the most distant settlements ,yers
11oT.t.k. anu Ine church was said to be in mo,e
ousning condition at present than Al ,nv nn,nS
rs sdg us existence. The difficulty between tb..
eoeraI and probate courts still Continued .nS
ies.sd Ire 1eekiess men In the Territory were re-
-. nolh toe imprisonment to which they bsd
neeh sentenced by writs of habeas cornnS . nau
,SaiIS rom Judge Eckels. The army II ua.
lloyd. 80 uepaf'urel from Camp
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-09

ENTERTAINING THE JAPANEsE.-The japanese
cannot be induced TO partake of anv of the gas
tronomic preparations Of their American enter.
taineIs: preserving a rigid preference for rice
which they cook themselves. Notwithstanding
this the New York Committee of Councils intend
TO feed them with a grand dinner at which 7N
guests are TO he invited. The New York func.
tonaries will not give up their own experience
that the way TO mans best affections is throue
his stomach.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-09

- " A salute of one hundred guns was fred at
NorIoik, Va, on TUESDAY, says the Herald by
tue admirers OF the BeRicia Boy, in honor Of his
victory over the Champion Of England. The
party wished also to show their detestation of Mr..
John Morrissey, the ptize-fghter, for his conduct
towards Heenan In England; and, accordingly,
they affixed to pole the igy of man bsyino =
picard on bis breast: "Morrissey, the Traitor -
After the salute in honor of Heenan had been
fired the etigy Of MorriSsey was surrounded by
Pile OF shavings, and ignominiously committed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-09

FISHING IN THE CHEsAPEAkR-A disnatch f.o.~
havre-de Grace states that the fishermen are no,,
IN me midst OF their fish harvest The Cbesa nea W.
pay is perfectly alive with shad and herrino The
,n are coming up In immense numbers, and
70 nave caught from 200 to 500 barrels Of her.
ring al one haul Osbourn, at the Battery. cane NJ
in NV barrels at one haul and everybody is catch
,oni SO 70 $40 barrels per day This run of
W - SAID TO be the largest for thirty wears
we pave splendid weather for the growing erops
and In their present state the pTosnect o.,
crops is very favorable F'fe'' toi large
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RESCUED sYA wAsHlNeToyI1y-Tbs cb,,,o.

hhsCuED By WAsHlNeToSIAN.-The Charles
ton Is. c. Courier Of the 18th ult, says:
On Tuesday morning, about O'Clock. Iieut
c1atIes % Berrett, on watch on board the {, s
cry OF distress, and proceeding to the place in ;
peat Win some Of the crew, succeeded in pirk.
ing up man who was found clinging to a rsft
noo e a quarter Of mile from the ship. TIL.
tacned to the pilot boat Chase, and after placing
pilot on board thres-masted scboone, tbs
ooat struck the raft which he chung 10. ny,
MS own boat, and was thus drifting when res,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-09

"A FAIR SHANE Elder KimbalI OF the Nor
mon Church, while preaching recently in salt
Lake city, Utah Territory, is said TO have ad
dressed some misSi Onaries who were about start
ing on proselytizing tour. as follows: Brethren.
want you to understand that il is not 10 be as II
has been heretofore. The brother missionaries
have been In the habit Of picking out the pretti-
est women Tor themselves before they got here,
and bringing on the ugliest for us hereafter YOU
have TO bring them all here before taking aRy OF
them, and let US all have fair shake
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-09

DEATH OF a TELEGRAPHIc OpER.rop nv
LIGHTNING - The Marietta (Ol Inteliigeucer
am, the death of George h. soconb, Of
, m., cry. he had been In the employ of the
operator; at Big Run, Athens county A few
wssss since, while he was sitting at the instrr.
ment In his office, during the Prevalence Of !,
neSvy storm, the lightning ran in upon the wires
oPed the horrible fact that his limbs were ns,,-
Iyzed, and bis muscles almost entirely deprived
OF action. The paralysis gradually extended
over the body, until death ended his affiictions
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-09

4, " In New York the American worshippers of
the pugilistic art, and of it's exemplar, JOIN g
freeman, the Benicia Boy, are determined not To
pe oehlhd those who bow down at the shrine of
savers. The proposal lately made to present the
american champion with testimonial has met
with enthusiastic approval Already $500 or e7fo
nave oeeh subscribed, and 1t is determined not 70
cry enough until the sum of a mG shall H. 10 w.
reached. $500 oii oc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-09

IL A Rome correspondent Of the Providence
Journal speaking of visiting the studio of the late
works still stand in their places. almost AZ tbey
were left when fell the stroke which cut him Of.
In the manhood of his genius and his wears A.
tne moment, very little is changed Vaiious
works are In process Of finishing and when that
Is done the collection will be dispersed and the
studio pass into other hands > ~ VIC
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-09

FROM CHINA IN FIFTY-sEvEN DAys-Tb. 81
Louis Missouri Dimocrat of the Sd savs:C.Gn
arrival OF clipper ship at San Francisco in f,rtr
utility Of the Pony Express communication rl,e
Dilng merchants in the East to get advices rom
china, by means of the telegraph from this rity
IN nlty-seyen days, which is considerably IN
route y VIC european
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-09

H. The present year, is to no one n,o,is. -.
great and interesting events The Prowid.,o W
journal groups them together thus-Arrivsi ~
t6e japanese Embassy, the Allied Expediti@ 70
NINA, me Fight between Saycfs and Hee1an
Visit OF the Prince Of Wales to this conntrI III
,, enleent OF the Italian Question, and ReyOllI.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-09

IL A marriage, consummated few DAYS nee
In Providence, K. l., has developed something
partaking Of comedy and tragedy, during the
progress Of the honeymoon. On the day the mar
rage appeared in the papers the City Marshal
issued warrant against the husband for an assault
upon the wife, and she applied to the Overseer of
the Poor for assistance
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-09
Spirit Of the Morning Press.

The Constitution explains that the point in dis
Pute between the personal adherents of Judge
Douglas and the mass of the Democracy of the
Union, which led to the adjournment of the
Charleston Convention, was simply a diametri-
Oaly opposite construction Of the Cincinnati plat
form, on the slavery question, and says there can
be vSy little doubt as to where the right lies u
expresses the belief that before six weeks roll
round broad and equitable platform of princi
Pies will be laid down by the national Democracy
Of the Union which Northern and Southern
men can alike confidently stand; that the Demo-
cratic banner will be given to the breeze with all
its time-honored notices inscribed in letters of
living light upon its ample folds, and that
st1ndard-bearer will be selected who "would
sooner be right than be President" to whom
ambition and power and fame are always subor-
dinate to honor and principle, and in whom all
classes and sections Of the Democracy can repose
implicit confidence.
The IHteHigeHeer has its usual Congressional
Rur nFfla md
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-09

The LABOR OF AN AUTHOR Sir Edward Lyt-
ton Bulwer, one Of the most prolific and brilliant
OF modern authors. In lecture recently delivered
said that he had published about sixty volumes
upon subjects requiring more or less Of patient
research, and yet had never, as general rule
devoted more than three hours a day TO study
reading and writing. but that during those hours
he gaveuP his whole mind 20 the subject upon
which he was engaged
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-09

III Further accounts Of the severe earthouake
experienced throughout the Island Of Hayt. &C
the 9th and 10th Of last onth reach us ffom Port.
au-Prince. Several buildings were thrown down
and many others damaged The population 70,
.eree nights, slept In open air. Many who were
aIala 70 lie anywhere walked the streets ali
night On the 1lth the citizens formed proc es
GA and paraded through the place, saving
p,alefs as they proceeded. Since then no shoe ks
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-09

p,IC Mayor Henry, recently reelected Navo, .,
phla, was inuagurafed on Monday. The
iisolIowing portion Of bis address, which wa. A..
.s,vsS VIII much force and emph asis, was r..
Snsc welfare, but also its honorabls rsD,,s
zion 10 upon the firm and impartial admin,stra,
clsmo1 ~ we laws, and, unmoved by ponnIsr
power 70 .es r, strive to the extent Of my official
and property A0hai flght OF person
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-09

The late Republican State Convention at
wheeling, Va, adjourned to meet at Richmond
in 1864. The Dispatch says:
hat is long time of. why not select the
Gay OF Judgment, 1t will come lust as soon ss
the convention, and be quite as comfortable -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-09

u A letter from Mr.. John Morrissey, stating,
ms position in regard to the recent prize fight in
ing land, is published in the New York papers.
ne denies cutting the ropes or in any way inter
ierlhg IN the tight between Heenan and Savers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-09

u Reports come to us from Paris re-
sPecting certain great doings that are to take
place on the Doth inst at the hotel of The Count
ess de Montijo. mother TO the Empress of the
French The Empress herself will give fancy
pail, the brilliancy of which she will bighten to
on LhGalculaoie degree by appearing as the God
dess Diana. equipped for the chase
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-09

UHi is given out credited authority that
three notorious slave traders have left the port of
New York within month, and two more sus-
Pec'ed vessels came under the notice Of the Gov
eminent officials during the last week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-09

DBy the burning Of B. d. Stetson's livery
stable in Philadelphia, on Monday, that gentle
man sustained loss Of sl5OOO, without any in
snrance Twenty-eight horses persisted in the
names, some of them valued at 81, 900 a pair
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-09

IL AT meeting Of the friends of Heenan, I'm
New York, on Monday evening, committee of
sixteen was appointed with power to collect the
requisite funds for the purchase of champions
oelt, or whatever else might be agreed upon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-09

confirmed msiHri,x ,s r. Manuel Felipe Toura ha.
pronounced by all the best man ~ ~. He Is
h ne nrst result Of this event is thai tne country
snd bs in the Of
mors that Gen. Paez Will retn,n mere are ru-
e1Pe mink otherwise, ss be has mot ono OF the
ia PoIiicsl friend In the country, anu htn i
1cnaI friends think him far more eoms a MS per-
H'y-eighth ST., New York, than in Vensnn.,Inn
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u II is said that four companies Of infantry,
three Of cavalry, and three of artillery, comprising
about 900 men, will remain at Camp Floyd to
keep the Mormons in subsection
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PERSONAL.

&S0 REWARD.-Ran away from the suh.crt-
YcV be-, living IN the neighhorhood Of N
fSeltsviile. Prince Georges county. Md on e-Y
the night Of saturday, May sth instant NE IA
VhO Buy DAN CRAIG, ~ or - Nears old n
Dark oopPcr-colored, round Shouldefed feet IL
or 10 inches high, hrayy built. and he ltSps vhep
ne talks. Among his clothing was a Hack cloth
coat, pantaloons CATER shoes AID black cloth car
I've was brought 30 Mari lanj aniy lat We d from
-. Louis aud has no particular acquaintance hera
that know Of WI give fty dol lar rcWra-,i co.
I's return 70 me, or Tor securing ham On jai that
! ins! ger him 2saln. L. NJ. BROOKE.
WA - LBaltInorc Sun copy. lwD
MADAME FELIX, FORTTYF TFTTFF
- roIn fsrls, beSs leave TO inform tho LADIES'
enn Oentemen OF Washington that she can he con
sgipeo On al Affairs Of Love BuElues. n a6a
Eleventh street, between r and 6. Apls ms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-09

II The total value of sugar imported into New
York last week, is estimated at one million of
dollars
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Personal.

Hon J. c. McKibbin, Cal; and Hon =
MCPHERSON, Pa; are at Kirkwoods, "
-, Major f s. Sibley, Capt. A p. Hill. L. =
Al l. X Ware, U. $. ~; are at Willards'
49,. =, non; John p. Hale, ". H.; Capt wallen
hopkins, Ga; are at the National.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-09

II The Philadelphia papers announce the
death OF the Honorable Thomas Sergeant, which
TOOK place in that city on Saturday morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-09

II The venerable DR.. Archibald Maclay died
at his residence, in New York, on Wednesday
last
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-09

ID The lntelligencer Of this city, calls the
Convention assembling at Baltimore to-day, the
"Whig National Convention
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-09

~THE DEMOCRATTC AVN >,5,,
Know Nothing Voters of the Tbirda Il a ~
E WI Inee t az IempeIancs Hall. on WEDNESbSV
nomlnatlns candidate for the Board of pPr%a N
tnree Candidates for the Board of Conn., roTn'
ell, and candidate for A. SCISSOR. 'hon ~ .o y,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-09

Mi IN The Richmond Wing calls the recent Re.
John B,o,S onyenton at wheeling, Va, s'spother
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-09

NEW JEWELI, WATCHES, &c-AH the
newer styles of elega' Jewplry fine Va atcbes
pure Silver Ware, Paris Fancy Goods, &c
complete assortment Of the above inst opened
Nj. w. GAIT & BRO,
Jewellers, 354 Pa ayenUe
ira t-G doors west of BrownS' Hotel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-09

M - nnkiand, Lake county, Ohio. wba,.
g,eo,,yS 1n since three THOUSAND Mormons . ao'
pisee se,s ana erected magnificent temple Is tbs
Joseph S.e,ts iSr tne new establishment unde,
ws.s new church win be in Mli BIAS, n sle,,
here ., :, me establishment Of Mormon Jew
much e1cirmsna .csls is said to have caused
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-09

III Preparations have commenced at Hong
Kong and Shanghae for the war In China
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-09

IT 5AITENTION.--Com C of the Nyagh
ro01y hns i'm Llght inlantry will meet at ter
aSov oc y, on THIS "wednesday EVENING al
members who have not signed the consttntion e
P1t. ouidfiy lhVlted 70 be present By order
II Il. Nj. CHAPLIN. LIST Iient., an,
~OFFICE OF WASHINGTON mn -
,aGSLT nm P = oCi29MPASH, yoReErowS. Nav =
W. ne PRESIDENT and Board of ManageIs 90 Tho
Turnpike Company, have En- Ss 4 d de
id =, % Of Two per cent, which will he
paln 70 t9e stockholilers on demand at The Is pe
ana MechanlcS, Bank ofGeorgetown by r.. REhn
treasurer. lkockyilIe Journal copy mas-5t
HFRATlFlCAT ON.-Ata regnIar aI;c,----.l
phS meeting of the Young Mems Danoor r.'H
SSihnno, tne seventh Ward, held on TnesdoV the
8lh nst the following resolution was ma ~ VIC
this city: III the papers Oh
, Resotred, That this Club unanimopslv M, ho.-,
Nv Tatliy and endorse the nomination m.dn h H.
iaas DeinocratIc and Anti-Know Nothin% T;,y oIo
oeftion OF Col James g. Berret for the
vi this cIty and we pledge ourselves to nsr iii 49,
eIabie means TO secure his election tbere,a n9 on
hrst Monday In June next '"eteto on the
;. YORkE AtLEE, Sec T. res'L
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-09

WASHINGTON FOR THE NEXT THREE MONTHS
The number Of strangers that are to be here
throughout the next two or three months is des
tined to be very large. At present they fill the
hotels and clearinghouse of the Federal Me-
tropolis, almost to their utmost capacity Most
OF them are politicians. When that class leave
us we shall have visitors immediately interested
In the legislation of Congress, who will come
hither in focks as soon as Congress 60 to work
in the transaction of the Legitimate business Of
the session; which will be as soon as the conven-
tons Of the three parties shall have made their
Presidential nominations We therefore antici-
pate very heavy general business throughout
the city ere the close Of the current Washington
season; the business of those engaged in trade
here depending in no little part upon the number
of strangers among US
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-09

The IHteHigeHeer has its usual Congressional
summary and news MISCELLANY
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WANTS.

WANTED-A WOMAN to nurse One cana
w bic aud has good city references NAV applr To
4oo T. street, between 9th and nth. 1t.
WANTED-A WHITE GIRL. to take care OF
ironing One with good Observation-Disclosures r @ax
apply at S2s street, between 9th and 7th.
WANTED-A WOMAN, to cook. wash and
" IRON Tor small family-One who understands
this dissertation of work thoroughly: none Other
neea ned s a at $40 street between 18th and 18th
WANTED-By a respectable young woman W 10
w can come recommended. a SITUATION as
cna1mDernaid or nurse. Address Box No. p Star
A SITUATION WANTED, nv a resnac,,lIo
Eirl, either as chambermaid or seamstress No
objection 10 nursing children. Can come well rec
fee. Iva w. 80 ma Ts' o. 81
WANTED-A good, reliable SERVANT. 10 do
- general hoYseWo{ IN a small family. KeS-
e i%t Two yfSs m from TIE city Inquire at No. 800
A MAN. CONFIDENTLY QUALIFIED To
"A keep all manner Of books and accounts TO man
age an the necessary aculations the theory and
Psactcn OF nathoma zeal science, or 20 perform any
reasonable amount of writ ng in n respectable and
professional manner, Is DESTROYS Of making an on
Gdgeueht IN a store office, mathematical or other
Il partment, IN the city Of Washington or District
ct Colu nbia. Name and reference at the Star OF
e. ma 9-3t-
A RESPECTABLE YOUNG Girl, WISHES
"A a>ITUATION "a chambermaid or nurse Has
dress Box 4, star Office. IT.
WANTED-A STEADY WOMAN 10 20 into the
w country, about three miles from the city as
nu- and TO attend to chambers Apply at the Star
ONCE on Thursday, the 10th instant. between aud
~ O'Clock IN the morning. ma 8-2ts
WANTED-In a private family a WOMAN TO
w COOK and assist IA the washing and ironing.
Apply at No. 2lS ii st., between 18th and 18th SITS.
MAJ y
L - JOURNEYMEN TAILORS.-The sub.
scrhsr wishes u employ few more hrst-tate
Coat Makers. None need apply hut 6rst-cass
wJTkmcn. L. J. STEER
ap 25-eO2w No. ass Seventh st.
WANTED-A WOMAN who understands
w conklnE, and to take care of house. In
qutre at cons, formerly the Howell House. Pa
avenue, between nth and 10th sts., First Ward.
mas
WANTEDT7An, HosTLER. Inquire at the
ma 81. FLEMING & FoY.
WANTED-Everyb body To call at the ertaurant
w No. l65 Pa. ave ue, above Seventeenth St..
near the war aud Navy Departments. formerly
known as the Howell House, but now CON'S,
where every thing IN season be lad. Snacks
piled with cholee Game a-d Oysters. Smiths Phil
afclphla Y Ale always ON hand, and the Rar SUD-
Piled with choice Wines, Liquors, and SegaTs.
Lunch every day at II O'Clock.
Private rooms Tor supper or dinner parties.
WANTED.-Everyo one to know that SMITH,
W seventh 81, charges fair prices for his Goods.
and CAPS. ape-Sm
WANTED To have every body know that they
" can find Fine and Well selected Stock Of
Poop LES CLoTaING 5 I ORE, No. $50 r sew eve
enth st, opposite Post ofhce Department spe-sm
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NJ NEW AM SEASONABLE GOOOs

w NEW AMI SEASONABLE GOODs.
w f. Have been adding almost daily to our stock
OF Spring and GUNNER Dry Goods until we think ID
very complete. W name In part-Toil De Lain a
new article for aides suits; also. Mohalr De Chine
Pop and English Bernges; ChalIIes, French Or,
guides and J oonetts; BaTage Orlando (sTena
Oine and English Be- age Robes, in from two 20
pine flop, CO Para tol', Sun Shstes and Sun Ums
Collars and Sets; New Style Hoped Skirts; Ho-
sslsry, Gloves. Gs1ntletis; aud B aok silk Mitts;
IA great va,Iety; Linen and Cotton Sheetine; Irish
Linens OF this best makes, &c &c
mao TAYLOR a. HIJTCHISON