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Standing straight Up in their Sttrrups.


The Democracy Of the 4th Senatorial district Of
the State of New Hampshire, in a recent convention
held at Concern, adopted the following rcsolu-
ton:
gsssrg,d. That the domain and the organized Ter
,tories of the Union having been acquired by their
common blood and treasure, are the common prop
,.rtv of the people OF all the States. who have an
eoial tight 10 emigrate TO- and settle in Them with
scb property and effects as are recognized As such
81, rl,a rasnactive States from which they 20, IN
CTTDTNE PROPERTY II SLAVE LABOR: AND
10 HOLD THE SANE THERE, FREE FROM HIN
MP ANCE or NOLESTATIDN WHILE THE TER
RTT0RTAI CONDITION EXISTS. and that il the
RIGHT 10 sucb property is disturbed attempted to
be yvrested from them, is DE duty Of tho Congress
Of the United States 10 enact all hCS Jrhich mag be nee
s,rry for is security anil projections provided the Ju-
dietary and Executive Of the United States shall not
possess adequate power protect the same forwant
Of such legislation.
The Democracy Of Rockingham county in the same
State. in recent convention at Portsmouth adopted
she following:
ReSolgsl. That we agree in the final settlement by
the supreme judicial tribunal Of the nation Of the
question of slavery in tho Territories establishing
kind iat9 Tie Territories, aRI hare Il PROTECTED THERE
Under TIE FEDERAL CONSTITUTION.
This is Che land Of PIERCE and such IS the nation
atty Of Democracy. The patriotism Of such men
Is above price We feel honored in calling then
brothers They are no time-servers. They stand by
sound principles. even when those more interested
in their success hesitate in maintaining them.
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Home NInnufastures,

Ont Of 100000 bales of cotton raised last year,
only about one hundred thousand are estimated to
have been manufactured into cloth in all of the
slaveholding States-such an Insignificant proper
ton as to be hardly worth mentioning. OF the
quantity of cotton manufactured in the slavehOldng
States the following statement will show how it is
divided
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO
p "a 80 q. IL

Great National Route.
TFVEgg fafNATES AT WASHINGTON AND
aItiuoeo on The East and oeeling BenEood and Park
s-sburv on ne West at which places anes With Railroads,
s.eams-s, sc, for and from all points in the
West, Southwest and NOrth7Wests
Two Trains leave Wheeling daily at 1885 P. 81, and
1910 81.
One Train leaves Parkersburg daily aty2O p "
Direct Connections made By these trains,
For all the Eastern Cities.
Thisis the only route to Washington City
Passengers By this Route visit Baltimore 9hsdepha,
York. and Boston, the cost Of ticket to Boston alone, By
other Ines.
Through Tickets the Eastern ces be procured via
Washington City additional charge Of - 90.
Time as quick and fac as Low by any ether route
INQUIRE via tie Baltimore AID Ohio Railfocd
snv OF the principal Railroad Offices in The Vest
2. FULLER Gen'l Western Agent,
i. d. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
W, P. SAITH, Master Transportation, [feb9
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NOTICE.

YEVHE annual meeting stoekholdersOft the SewaHee
Mining Company will be held at their Office, No
2 Broadway New YORK, Wednesday the 18TH day o. Fsh
Tusry inst O'Clock, P NJ full attendance Of stock
holders is requested. II. ". BAhNEs1 Sec.
NEW YORK. ID February, 1861 leOS-aSW
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DEATH OF JACEsON's ADJCTANT-G ENERAL.-The
Tallahassee FlOrdidu announces that General Rob
ert Butler one of the Oldest citizens Of Florida,
died on the 18th ult., at his residence. on Lake
Jackson. He was the Adjutant-G General of Jackson,
in TIE campaign of 1914 and 1915, during the of
FISH, and acted prominent part in the defense Of
New Orleans. The New Orleans Delta says Of him
He was one of the family of fighting Buffers,
which has furnished many distinguished officers
TO our army during all the wars in which our Re
public has been involved. His father, if we mistake
not was killed in St. Cair's defeat and several Of
his unces have fallen in the battles OF their coun-
Ntr.y. General Butler was of the officers who
accompanied General Jackson when he came from
New Orleans, in the beginning of December, 1874
and stood bv the side of the old Hero when he was
met by the Mayor and chief men Of this city, near
the spot known as Clarkes house. From that time
he never left the side of his chef unless to execute
his commands until the campaign was concluded.
He was the favOrite adviser and counsellor OF Cen
eral Jackson through all the trying scenes of that
cyenttul campaign. The death of General Butler
leaves but two survivors ei the old stock OF the
fighting Buffers: they are VIM. o. Butler, now re-
siding at CarroltOn, Kentucky, who, as Senior
Captain commanded the 44th Regiment at the battle
Of New Orleans, and who succeeded General scott
As Gcneralin-Chief in the Mexican war, and Gener-
al E. q. W Butler of Ibervle parish, in this State,
who served with distinction in the war Of 1872, and
IN the Mexican war
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HEN DERsON RRO's.,
PRACTICAL PLUMBERS,
no. 10 pEApEgIcK STREET.
TENNESSEE
NAsHv1LLE,

NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
WNTE have hand and orsae Sheet Lead Lead Pie Baths
w Water Closets, Wash Slnds, Lin and Force Pumps As
Pumps Hose Hydranls SLICK TIM Gas Fixtures Sheet Lre
Water Rams Wrought Iron Pipes fer as and steam from \ 10
inches. Also, Go5s Valves Cheek Valves Connection Cocks
Air Cos Gauge Cocks Gong Bells Steam Whstas Elbow and
Knees Of every description Go s1t habove &c. Parties
country pipes and screwed b. sending drawings
Rangers septi6-d,tuEufm
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We copy the above statement from the New Or
leans Bulletin, with no little qualification. 1t ex
hibts a steady growth in the work Of converting
the cotton grown on the soil into cloth.
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Washington Ietter-writers state that the election
Of PLxSNoroy as Speaker. insures the election Of
Dorgras' friend FOESET, Clerk Of the House and a
KnowNothing from Maryland, as sergeantat-Arms
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and
Lomng Tyson n

Oolong and PoEohong Teas. Pickles. Preserves Oystsrs smok
ing Tobacco ard many other articles
III To all C Ehoh would call The s1psca attention and
invite the inspection Of the trade assure then We can
many Inducements not 70 be found elsewhere.
fan5-u AECHEH CUEAfHAW BROTUEE-
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FOR LOUISVILLE AND CINCINNATI

TgVHE regular packet JOHN dAULT, J. H.
H BUECE, Master. and G. 7. REEDER, Clerk, have
determined to mske their boats trips from this port
to Louisville, commencing Wednesday the 18th
inst and regular leaving port other wednesday
untilloE water.
This boa with B. O. r Louisville for
Parkersburg alec Cincinnati mail steamers, and low
will not detain freight, tut fOrEard imme lately.
g0r freight o. passage apply on board or to
fsb2- ON H. H HARRISON, Ag't.
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NOTICE no CONTRIBUTORS.
g GO
ESoIsrERs' orTIcE, sEIsA GulF R. R. Co,

EEaIEEERs' OFFICE, SELNA GuLF r. X. Co,
sEINk, Ala
CtEALED PROPOSALS. for thu clearing, graduation,
masonry bridging Of the first division Of the and
Gulf Raroad Wibs received this until the 6t day Of
March next.
The portion Of road offered 20 contract, eKends from
Selma souhWdt0 the North Inc Of Monroe county, distance
Of about 40 miles embracing variety Of work. and passing
through heahy country, which always accessible from several
points the Alabama in from six twenty-five miles
all the work In this division offered contractors except
large bridge in section Selma, and the graduation Of few
light sections let to planters the line Of the road.
Prohes plans and specifications Of the work may
the Engineers Office after the l0Eh OF February.
FOR further nfOrmaton apply the undersigned his office,
the line Of ha road
By order Of the Board Of Directors
GAVIN B EUILLE.
Chief Engineer Selma & Gulf Railroad.
III , In few weeks additional portion OF the line,
braeing about Eve sections Of heavy viii be ready
Lifting
This road will connect the az Selma iron
the North the West, the East Florida
the Mobile Great Norhsrn roads leading Pensacoa
and Mobile, and viii pass through vtry fertile and popuous
eonnry, giving assurance Of large local business.
The C0mpanys consist or reliable subscription
70 the Of $500 co., which INTENDED
70 the amount Of 95O0,01o upwards. ltsb3-i&E3t
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ron SMI INLAND AND PADUCAT.

FEVHE splendid passenger MINNIE
UONE A, JOHN s. DGsHIELL, Master. will sIlafs.e
leave here FSIDAY, the ID inst, at y o'clock
M. For freight passage apply on board or to
4. HAMILTON,
u. Il. HARRISON Agents
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FOR WFmPTTTS am NEW ORLEAN

TsTHE Steamer WENONA, BARcLAY, Master -
viii departas shove and all intermediate land
ngs safUr lay 4h inst, at y o'clock,
For freight orpasslge apply on board or 70
feb3-td II. Il. HARRISON. Areuk.
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r.. G.. M'NAIRY SEQ.
RECEIVING BY EVERY TRAIN
MANY NEW GOODS!
CALL AND SEE THEIR DISPLAY

SILKS, LACES AND CARBOHYDRATES,
Thread Lace Coi1eurs BRUSSELS ana Point Lace Ber-
Thread Lace Falls; thas;
C0lored Guipure FaIs BRUSSELS ani Point Lace Games
CoIorcd and BllekBere Fas Fu Sets Ebrodsd Jsconsts
ALELAEDER,S HID G-OEEsl
And every description Of Ladies' garments IN Jasonst sns
Linen, beautifully embroidered
Our BARGAIN COgNTERis added 10 daily Of suh ti--u
EnEi0us b get clear
III u We viii wait upon friends I'm Few DAYS with our
usual spring eatElogus- r. O. McNAIRF & co.
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The following bills we're introduced, read, and
seVerally passed The rst reading without objection:
By Mr.. HEBB, Al to let out and duizh the
public ground arouai the Capitol Proposing %
let out tbe various description Of worE to be d me-
the lowest bidder, u be finished by September /.
1861
BIZ Mr. KENNEDY, AS, to incorporate the Rut-
lanl Valley Company
By Mr.. RICHARDSON, accompanied by psti
ton praying for civil district South of Forksd
Deer river 479 TO esta5lgh the 18Th civil DIS riot
in Dyer county.
By MIR. GREENE $50. to incorporate the inh sbit-
ants Of he town If Lludou, Roaae county
BY Mr.. TREWHIpg 4SI, to revive the Chatts-
uCOga, Harri-Ol, Geo7ge;ovn and Charleston Rail-
road Company.
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On not on Of Mr.. TREwHlTT. he had leave to
report from toe Committee on Claim hill, 48, Tor
the relief OF 3. johnson. IT Davidson county,
which was pas ed the frs. reaiin., without Objec-
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8III 20
Dr.. G. F. BIsELow, Boston
HIns r0UsT extremely s6rCcs1bLs for HoARsENEss."
Rev. HEsRY WARD BEACHKR.
Sc Irsc0asraead Their use TO PUBIC sPEaKvRs
Rev z II. CHARM, New York
81 li0st sa5a7bry re1isf n BRONCHITIS"
Rev g. SEIGgRIED, Morrst0Hn Ohio
Beneficial trAsB pset o speak, suffering from COLD "
Rev 8. }. P. ANDERSON, st. Louis
FFectE1 reUl0rjHg H0IT8sEsSs and hritHO Of tie
7HrOlft 60 common JCdh sPEaKERs and SIsGEEs 3"
Prof N. STACY JOHNSON, LaGrangs Ga.
Teacher Of Music. Southern Female college.
rstt BENEFIT IgAeu taken before and after preaching
t5eg UrsrsHt H3arse1sgs. From their past sc ILiEttey
tctIbegf Dsr1ls1t 0ICIHt1g6 90 me "
Rev. Z. ROWLET, A. VI.
President Athens College Tenn.
Sold by all Druggists. az p cents per box.
Also. BROWEs LAXATIVE TROcHEs, CtITfic L0seHgss
for ilsDsBs1 E7digsi11 C0ns patton, Hslddcas, Bilious
Affections, ctc. fe12-d3m
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TENHE fine steamer JAMS JOHNsON,
JEssE JOHNSON, Master, viii leave the above
and all intermediate ports SATURDAY, the
4h February, at Il o'clock N. For freight passage apply
board A HAMILTON,
II WARRTaOg- Arant4
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Mr.. JONES resolution offered yesterday pro2o-
sing uigbt sessions, coming up in order it read
Mr.. LEA proposed an amendment providing that
ol resolution be put upon its SECOND or third
aiding.
Mr.. HARRIS demanded the previous question.
The demand was sustained by yeas 81, nays a.
The re-oulntion vas rejected. 6v yeas 28 uavs
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The Legislature of Iowa, last week, reelected
Hon. JAMES HARLAN, the present Black Republican
Senator fer the term of six years from the 4th Of
March 1861
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On motion by Mr.. TREWHTTT, Senator Ninnis'
bill S. 81 to incorporate the Tennessee Iron Com
pany, was, under dispensaiiOn Of the rules, taken
from the files ard read he second time.
On motion by Mr. WHITMORE, an amendment
in lieu Of all amendments was agreed to, which
snbeots the ehsrter to such general laws the Lee
gislatura n-v anacf
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United Vineyard PrOPrietOr's Co. Cosnae.
Fine old sssazerae's Cngnac.
ssVaIlantin'' COgnne.
Old London Dock Cognao, &C.

and those Who want Dura arce c Brandy for medical pur
posss Our brands Of Charlp uue very ehoies and
we'll known:
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
THURSDAY February >, 1860.
The Journal Ct yesterday WEs read and authsn
ticated
REPORT FROM COMMITTEE

Mr.. FORD returned sundry bills from the Com
miLies on Corporations, with recommendations &C
oompanying
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The Frankfort correspondent of the Louisville

Courier says:
The grand fancy Calico Ball is now the exciting
topic Of gossip-at least among the ladies. 1t is
understood that the stock of calico in tins city mas
been almost exhausted. We have no dOubtthe Cali
co Ball will be the ball of the season, and our bach
elor friends above all things, should beware Of the
calico and crinolne. Modesly attired in calico, the
Young ladies who attend the ball cannot fail to be
aliI-n nttrantiNn AVID charminm.
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IN. VI. EURANKN e 20.

TIN ROOFERS. HAEEF4crURER.
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nROPOsALS will be received BY John Overflow at the oce
Of Gray, Wilton & Co. Planters Bank. until the
lst Of March Tor building hotel Specifications print
ed forms Of bids be obtained BY application
will be received for the whole separately branch
Of the work, but bid will be received couoras
strictly TO and made out the FORMS
The plans viii be ready the Oh the 10Th inst
where all Necessary Information viii be given.
ISAIAH ROGERS < SON.
fehI-dlt
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GEORGETOWN.
Cor'ssfosdsses az Tas Sta, .

GEoReETowN, June IA, 1860.
Al meeting of the Potomac Light Infantry on
TUESDAY evening, Mr. William RYAN was elected
niIo sergeant The members Of the corps express
great regret that on account Of the changes now
being made in their uniform, they were unable
tege of yesterday. >
we notice near the northern terminus of Higb
sHeet me improvement now going on being
the erection Of large and commodious brick
dWtlling Tor Mr.. Jacob Kensla Ii occupies one
OF tse most beautiful sites in the District com,
manGlhS view Of our two cities with the sur
rounding hills, and the windipps of the Potomac
Tor miles below Alexandra. Mr. w l. Over is
tne carpenter; Mr.. A. Barbour the brickIayer and
MI: V A. Ohutt the painter. -.. o. rr. - o..
ne canal IS in fine navigable order, and boats
are eIowdlng in rapidly. All is life and activity
ABOUT the coal yards, and ifnothing untoward oc-
ours we expect this is TO be the busiest season we
have yet known
heV. Ihos n Stoc kton, chaplain to the House
OF Representatives, lectures this evening at the
METHODIST Protestant Church in Congress street
FROM the known ability of the lecturer and the
vefy interesting subject chosen-Materialism and
SpliltuaHsm-we expect to full and appre-
clauVe audience. The proceeds are to be applied
10 paying the debt incurred in building the Nis-
sion School In the northern section of the First
Wafd OF your city-a noble work undertaken by
this congregation. The school is in a nourishinS
condition, numbering from forty to sixty pupils.
ana would have twice as many If they could be
Remember the picnic, to be given by the
nesday.
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THIS APTERNOON q TO-MORROW

By c. w. BOTELER 4 SONS, Auctiopeers.
SALE OF RICH EMBKOlDERIES, LACE
~ 6ooDs MANTLLAs, &C, AT AUcTIoN.-On
TUESDAY MORNING, June 18th, at 10 O'clock
we hal sell, az our Auction Rooms Iron Hall an
extensive and handsome collection of Embrolder-
les, Laoes dc consisting in part of. viz:
Real Medallion and Vaienoia Lace Sets and Col
lars,
Black La-e Shaw and MaptII,ss
ReGl Round Point Lace Sets and Collars,
Back Lace Vels, Gapes and Coifares,
Point plqne Lace Collars and SETS
Fancy Silk and = ain Fans,
Rich Embroidered Handkerchief
Real Point and Valencia Ia e do
embroidered Bands and TIdIss,
Sets and Collars.
HOnlton and Guipure Lace Sets and Collars
Hair Pins, COnts, Mlts, Gauntets, Gloves, &c
Forming an attractive sale well WORTHY the ~
tentlon OF The Ladies. Yale to continue uGtIl ali
disposed Of.
Terms cash.
je9 CIV. BOTELER SONS, Aucts.
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Railroad Accident.

81. Louis, June IA passenger train on the
Belevllle railroad ran of the track four mile,
from Belleville at o'clock this morning, com
pletsly breaking the engine, baggage car and one
many seriously. A large number Of the passen-
gers were delegates 20 the democratic State con
vention to be held at Springfield tomorrow
The following are the names Of those who are
most seriously wounded Simon Elmor Geo.
ID Wehon, R Moore, c. Vanclene, c. w
Shook, A. J. Pippin, w. II. stewart fhos A
Thorp, Hon. w. Snyder-all from Bellevine.
James Hill, Of Urbana, Jacob Mauer, Jacob
hnochel, Chas : Churchman, and Ross the en-
gineer. The accident occurred by the displace-
ment of a switch
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THE LATEST NEWS
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival of the NinRarn
L Ell EG r APHIC.

hAtiIAx, June l3-rbe steamer NiaQars
rol" Liverpool I'd inst, arrived here this even
Garibaldi's successes ar, f,ll,, ooos,,,.s TT.
attacked Palermo az O'Clock on the morning 81
TIE 9Th, and penetrated 20 the centre OF the city
with the ti-color in hand Af,er desperate
combat Of ak hours, during an active bomsbrrd
ment BY sea rnd land, the royal trOops retreated
To the palace and other public buildings
There the combat was renewed, and the palace
was taken by the populace, and burnt The lo.s
in killed and wounded Is considerable on bo.h
sides, but no figures are given
Other towns in Sicily had risen
On the 5lst the boInbardment Of Palermo by
the Nespollian feet was continued but n was re
ported that the Government Were cop,idertng a
proposition for It's disoontinuanoe. The Nespoli-
IAN roors were concentrated in the castle, which
Garibaldi attac ked on the 18th
During the siege and assault the English adrlt
raj orered protection 70 the American residents
There was great egitatioE AZ the Court Of Ma
pies The Ministers rendered their resignatons
on the 18th, and more liberal Cabinet was ex-
pected 10 succeed them
Garibaldi had already Instituted important ad-
"lhlS''atVe reforms at all the places In his power
ENGLAND.
ne tngIsh Parliament had reessembled and
important documents re at We 20 China had beer
submitted for It's consideration. giving the par
uculirs OF the English ultmstum, and the reply
OF ans Snlhese government The ultimstum de
manded an AMPLE apology for the Peiho affair,
the restoration Of the guns, &C lost on that ocl q
sion and "a ihcation without DELAY Of the treaty
VI heAln ne chinese peTemptorilV refused
these propositions, TINS dispelling all hope Of an
amicable settlement.
Lord John Russell explained the nature Of IN.
Russian propositions relative 70 the christians in
Turkey, and said that Austria. England, and
Prussia Dis sented but he proposed that Turkey
herself should institute an inquiry on toe subject
which the propositions imnied ately related to-
lie said further that France was siding with Rus.
STA In this matter
Adyices from Vienna that the Austrian army
In Italy will be assembled in the fortress ofsthe
quadrlateraln
II was sgain asserted that the Russian trocrs
Were concentrating on the frontiers Of Turkey.
ADDITIONAL FROM Italy.
The Americans at Marsha sought refuge on the
| steam sloop-of-war Iroquois The people every
where were shouting "Italy forever ~ 'svictor
Emanuel forever -
LATEST, RIA QuseHstolon.-The PARIS corres-
Pondence states that the capture Of Palermo has
maze deep impression on the people OF Naples
| nevertheless all remains tranquil in the capitol
and on the main land
The Great Eastern would start on the day sp-
pointed The number Of berths engaged were
| very small.
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OUR WHITE GOODS DEPARTMENT

OUR WHITE GOODS DEPARTMENT Is
W well We thu the attention Of the Ladies.
We have 9 splendid stock Of
yaocnet Camb' los. CambTlc Muslins
Nansooks, dulI, Swiss, French, lncis, Plain
Camhrios
Striped and .a'd Nansooke
1rdIa Dimity, DrIilanfus
Bishop Lawns, Victoria Lawns
Renting, Liqen Cambria, TaretonS
Cambria nlm;ty, Swiss and Cambria EdGingG
Swiss snd Cambrle bsGdst Cambria Flonncingt
w bite CrlLOline. Sleeve Muslins
We may a! o Inc ude in thIs department
EILe and medium SIlcia a le Damasks
Superior Linen Shee'ings, Pi low Linens
Bird-eye Dlap ers, Russis Diapers
Zine Tow-,linEs, Pare Shirung Linens
Damssk Table Cloths, Damssf Napkins
Deyeys, Linen Shirt Fronts. dc DO.
The goods are now being sold by ne ct wholesale
prices for cash. in order 10 close out stock &C
the earliest possible moment
Wet-ust our friends will come prepared 20 pay
for their purchases, as we dcsIre TO make no more
oAarges for any one. We will give al good bar
gains for the money.
CLAGETT MAY
ie6-6t 324 Pa av.. hrt 9th and 10th sts
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composed Of strong, stout Young men, though the
uniform. however comfortable Ii may be, did not
add much 10 their appearance Quite a number
of the men have recently returned from service on
the frontiers.
A lad some fifteen years old, who was standing
inside the church yard, was suddenly overcome
by the heat and fell down In frightful 1T, which
lasted for some time: He was well cared for by
persons standing near the spot
SMOKING on DUTY.
A great many persons in the crowd Yesterday
noticed and commented upon the appearance Of a
squad Of police in front Of the procession with
cigars in their mouths, which they pulled away
almost under the nose of General Wool and his
staff. They were in the right place no doubt, but
the cigars were not; the latter should have been
kept out Of sight on such occasion for the sake
Of common decency.