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Hard to S.tt.e.-The examination before the
Mayor of John Lawson, charged with inde-
certify exposing his person to fema.es in the
streets aud other public places, has been con-
tinned until o-day, because of the great dini-
Guilty in getting young ladies to appear and
testify. MIR. Lawson has thus far proved
character without spot or blemi.h, and now
that he is accused of an offence which none
but a brute or q madman would be guilty OF,
his counsel demand for him the fullest and
most complete Investigation. He declares his
innocence throughout, and it is, therefore, but
justice to the accused and the accu<er that
every lady who has been offended III the streets
within The past six months, should appear
upon the witness stand and say whether be IL
or is not the offender. The examination has
been conducted i'll the private office vi the
Mayor, thus tar, and should be concluded to-
day. II the accused is guilty, his friends
should know ii, that he may be at once pu,
In straight jacket. 1t he ID innocent, it IS
tablishea III the clearest and most unduu bted
manner.
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Beating Wonan.-Patrick Collins, a white
man. made his appearance before the Mayor
yesterday to answer the charge Of violently
assaulting and beating Betsy Cato The com.
plAinant exhibited severe cash on the side of
ner head, which Pat had produced with the
soft end of a hoop pole, and dec Jared that she
had given no cause for such rough usage Pat
admitted that he had pelted the lady severely,
but gave as a reason that she came to his
house when drunk, and broke open his door.
He said he was lying on q sick bed at the time
and was compelled to get up and strike her 10
protect his wife. The excuse was not con.
sidered valid one, and Pat was therefore held
to bail for his future good behavior.
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james A. NcCorkle has been sentenced to
four years In the Indiana penitentiary. for
emhezzling Sl5,0O0 Of the funds Of the Peoples
Bank. at Richmond, Ind, Of which he was
cashier.
The Princess Of Prussia, wishing to testify
her gratitude 70 NJ. Meyerbser. the comp0ser,
has presented him with magnificent baton
Of leader Of an orchestra.
The free. lovers in Utica were mobbed on
Saturday evening, and one Of tAean, Mr.. Skin.
ner, was treated 70 = ride upon rail.
The cost Of taking the census this year.
throughout tAe UaiQn, Will b ahout milton
OF dOllars. -
Mrs.. Jans 0yls. sistsS of Hon. Henry VIM
ter lAsvts, died ~ Saasghas, Ohina, on Tie a0sh
o. Dscembvr.
nichard Taylor, aoa Of the late pre.tdn.,
Tayl0r, y owe Of Ia ueleestee % n. CSssEss. .
ton OonvsAsion. troan L INDIANA. -
Wild ecss- are dying In dsase ao>ts over
~ LAKES, NvytAwa.d. WV
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kRNPRR opposed the bill at some length. Un-
der the operation of the rule that allows 30
minutes discussion, Messrs. SEoAR, AxDrR-
SON, COLLIER and others, who expressed an
,nxious desire to discuss the bill, were cut of
from participation in the debates. Thereupon
which motion was lost. Mr. DiCKENsoN
moved to lay the bill on the table, which was
rejected. A ryder offered by Mr.. JONES. of
e., was adopted; 1t provides that no -four
shall be exempt unless the manufacturer
brands It with his mark, and imposss penalty
If 81 for failure to do. The bill was
then put on its passage. and passed-ayes 63,
nays5l.
On motion Of Mr.. DUCKwALL, the House
adjourned
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THE BRIDGEroET AMALGAMATIoN CASE -
The Hartford Press states that Mrs. Beach,
the wealthy ard handsome Bridgeport widow,
who married George w. Francis, a black man,
gave To her friends as one reason for her con-
duct, that she had received communications
from her deceased hus band in the spirit world,
advising her TO marry Francis, and stating
that since he left this vale of tears he had been
conjugally united to the spirit Of n colored
damsel. The marriage ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. Mr.. Millett, in the evening,
when the lady was so much disguised by
''frizzng' her hair, &e., that he did not sus-
pect she was a white American woman.
Francis once gained some notoriety as the sup
posed nephew of Soulouque, the Emperor Of
Havti
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=, Rocks Good Samaritan.-

Rhft NATlSM; samaritan,
hATiSM. NEURALGIA, &c.
Tins celebrated VIRGINIA REM EDY, for the
csrt,n core of Rheumatism. Neuraleia, Sprains,
stsasss Of Joints &c.. is confidently offered to the
pal4lc. o., .;e
If me large number on hand:
CHARLES CIry COUNTY, Va, Nj arch 5th, 1850,
M Rork- Dear SIR The bottle of Good Sa- :
psrltar tnught Of ,on. has entirely cured me of
3, Es.g,aG:iSB with which have been suffer-
nj tur neary three years. 1t Is the only thing
tlat mas ever done me any good. | hoEe that any
leI, mat Is sureftne will use It.
Most respectfully, JOHN II. BUCK.
RlCuNoN0, Feb End, 1850.
Ma W L. Roch-Dcdr Sir:-Having sutfe red
eiuslde,ahi, 0r So yera weeks with "a stiffness in
IA, knee tee under many otiis atoms to you for
having ,ents isi Inc bottle of your very valuable
ointment. called the Good Samaritan. ! used IL, and
sesmsd 10 act iise a charm upon the affected
inb ! ave lou this statement because think
,ou oGgit to know how much good YOU may do your
fellow Han By placing your medicine before the
public. r. >. MOORE.
IA number Of certificates received every week.
IA priee 5uceEis per bottle. and for sale by
NiLLSfAI 4 JOHNSTON, Main st.
MEADE BAKER. Main st.
J. II fkARCE \ CO, Broad st.
W 6ARLICk. Franklin st.
". PETERSON. Main ST.
C.S. DAWSON, Nainst
W FRAYSFR. 17lh st.
W.0 SNELLiNGS, Church Hill.
b No charge maze III case OF failure, after a
'aT fr,Gi, accordlns Ia directions.
nh l6-6t- -.6hl7th2uth2lst22d24th
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Tu. NAVAL ACTION IN THE GULr.-A letter
from Washington says there is no case on
record in the Navy Department Of Il case sim.
liar to the regent occurrence in the Gulf One
nearly similar occurred OF Hayti over 25
years ago, when an American man of war
fired b:ank cartridge across the bows of a
French vessel which did not exhibit her coll
ors. The Frenchman answered with shot,
when boat fl ON the American went along
side to ex plain that they were not aware the
vessel was man Of war, to which the French
man replied that his pendant was flying 1t
adds:
During the troubles i'm the Gulf in 1855, our
merchantmen often refused to show their
flags and Secretary Cass rebuked them tor
the omission. The whole practice is Que OF
constitutional comfy, neglect Of which no
nation has the right to punish by force. Inc
national vessels Of England, France and Spain
took no exception to these steamers passing
down 10 the anchorage, and their officers are
said to deprecute Com. Turner's summary
conduct Commodore McCiuney, who COM
mands the home squadron, was NOT AT era
Cruz at the time Of the action, being ordered
70 remain at Aspinwall with the Roanoke To
hiring the Japan Commissioners - the UnlteV
States.
Marin. who was captured with the steamers,
was formerly Commodore in the old Mexican
Navy Our SoTsrnnens ,ha, n..ss Is hs,wssa Mira.
mon and him, aud framed Mr.. Mechanics in.
ssructious under that knowledge. He had
credit for $e0,0O0 in one bill-which was sub.
seq uen tly increased-to purchase steamer: ana
Munitions either In the United States or OnDa.
to cooperate with Miramon when the attack
from land was made against Vera Cruz. He
left Havana under the Spanish flag, which was
the original colOrs Of the steamers, but hoist
ed the Mexican nag in the Gulf. his move.
ments were known aud watched throughout:
The British Minister here WAS informed OF
the IL tention Of our government To disregard
any blockade of Uiram0n attempted ut vera
Cruz, aud OF the extent OF Mr.. Me Lanes iL.
structions TO that effect; and it is understood
ncquiesced In the policy upon the ground that
Mexican priyateers might be fitted out " Tho
serious injury Of The commerce In the Gulf.
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Amusing Stsxes.-Apart from the interest
manifested by many Intelligent persons in the
electro-psychOlogicai experiments by DIR.
Williams, at Mechanics Institute Hall, the
amusement they are anordinG 70 lookers-on
are sufficient to repay u visit. To see au in.
telligent gentleman under electric influence.
running from a small cane, imagining II to be
a huge serpent, to hear him declare that cold
water il boiling hot, and 70 see him making
love to q mau, as IL he really were lady. are
conclusive evidences OF the power Of elsctri-
city over the mind.
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-. Road, Read.-Liie Insurance. Life

Apt%cE.- MUTUAL BENEFIT COMPA-
Tbt.t'nlrpsu, has more capital. as npsTed
' .s Estii,ties tnan sny ether Life lBsuran
sih sihnsay ro,ns business IN the United States -
a ,n4fi cf Cnnptroler. OF New York II re-
'stf M a., more IN 1851 and lost 3s $50 less
efi efi,en t,,S lis Dividend Jan lst. 1860. IS FOR
~ FIVE per cent. all of which 5elongs 10 the
.,i,s,,a. a. - hns no S,sfk tcidtr. 10 ray DIR,
atsi's Z, psss It's pIyIdenos To the Insured
gts i,,iar and has psi to Jan. LIST. 1850 S1.3IS.
-. "a and has $500 80 80 left. 10 meet losses -
- b,ylaends are Msde annnaliv. Hall of the
i,,,,re ~, on pole for term ot lie may be paid
le-,.'.e hea-;rs SIR pr 6sxff. interest. We know
., o. cnupan, iha, affords the same security and
e. .,rsrincrs su 10 the insured. csN and get state
.,t go - ,,s AFFAIRS Iai Nsln street.
BE a. =, KNOW LES h WABfORD.
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DISTINGUISHED COMPLiMENT.-John La.
throp Motley, OF Bos tor ,au thor Of the "History
chosen Corresponding Member Of the French
Institute, in the department s@xnown as the
Acadsmie des Sciences Morales Il Politiques, and
in the place made vacant by the lamented
death Of Mr.. Prescott.
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Daily Usion Prayer MEETING, at Goddin's Hail,
The attendance Of ladies and Ten tlesnen ON
yesterday aud the day before. indicated con.
siderable increase of interest In this valuable
Institution. on the part Of the Christian pub.
lic. and gives rise 70 the hope that II viii soon
some months ago. in numbers and iufiuence
upon the community. The exercises are N.
ried and interesting, and the Invitation to N.
tend u extended 10 all who wish 70 do 20
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REMUNERATIvE PRISON LABoR.-The Au.
burn IN. W State prison. which in 1858 was
drain upon the State to the amount Of over
S50,00o, exhibited a surplus for the last year of
more than $1,000, and for the first month Of
the present year the earnings have exceeded
the expenses by $1,000 In the other State
prisons at Sing Sing and Clinton the result is
SAID to be pQ uaily satisfactory,
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FATAL ACCIDENT.-Jas Johnson, a wealthy
citizen of Pittsfeld, N. H., was instantly kill
ed on Saturday while unloading logs at saw
mill in that town He stepped in between the
cart pole and a pile of logs-the oxen sudden
ly swung round, catching him between the
pole and logs, breaking his back bone, and
driving several OF his ribs through his heart
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Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.
Bwgla, Killed.

LAWRENCEVTLLE, N. c., March 90.
Last Saturday morning, about two hours
before day, Mr.. p. II. Neal, Zone OF the firm of
NC was aroused by a noise at window Of
their store-house, in which Mr.. Neal was Sleep
ing. He, suspecting that some one was at
tempting to break in. picked up gun and pro-
shutters had been opened, and the thief was
in the act Of STOPPING down to raise the sash,
when Mr.. Neal fired, the shot taking effect in
the stomach. The thief ran off about hum
dred yards, where he was found after it be-
came light, and discovered to be a negro boy
about II years old. belonging TO Mrs. Gwynn,
who lives in that vicinity, but was not at home
At the time. An inquest was held and q ver-
dict Of justifiable homicide was obtained.
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'insry 6s9ds.
!es, a,s,.a SPRING gTYL
snsss 4 Is,.a az N. q. BARrON'S, 100 Man
fILi.liF iFtkoWERH and Iii bbOINis. TAcE MAN
ssAe m.ds ny r foiST and materials for the
,ssa With sd,n ps 70 mdst ceuHtss nsrcAant. ssp-
VIII - as ~ The shortest notice, -
A. n Ma, :. IL . sew weeks ~ our new store,
.al n-iMA ss' bstyeen Sth aud 9th streets
n. Z. BARTON. lUg d ain st.
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Change ef Honrs.-The Mayor has determinet,
70 commence holding his Courts, In ihe Ci,v
Hall. At . O'Clock, from and after MONDAY nex (.
Tnis change will save much Of the valuable
ume .! the police of1tcers, and enable the
Mayor TO get through his ordinarv huaineae
nsIors other Courts commence, thereby giviag
tne iawyers an opportunity OF appNarine b.
0Ic MIN, whenever called upon 70 20 90
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FATAL EXPLOSION.-The Manchester Mir
Yor states that on Thursday evening the Re-
publicxns of Woltborough, N. H., attempted
to celebrate their victory at the late election
by the firing of cannon. An old iron cannon
was used which burst at the second discharge,
scattering the fragments in all directions. A
young man from Great Falls, by the name OF
Garland, twenty years old, and another by the
name OF Warren, Of Marlborough, seventeen
years old, were instantly killed. A young
man near. by the name of kimbali, was ia
sensible on Thursday morning, and il was
thought he could not live. Four or five 9TH
ers were severely injured. One piece, weigh
ing from thirty to forty pounds, went through
the side OF Dr. Halls house into the parlor-
Several others narrowly escaped.
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THE DICKENS FANiLY-According to the
London correspondent Of the Leeds Mercury,
young Charles Dickens, the son of the great
Charles, is going out to India to manage an
Indian agency for the firm Of Bariag Brothers,
in which, says the correspondent, he has long
held a responsible post, having been initiated
into the mysteries of the merchants craft by
them. He has also another great friend in the
financial world-Miss Burdett Coutts-who
will back him, it is said, in any psy Sc under
takngs which he may think it wise to under
take So, without much speculation, we may
an nticipate living, perhaps, to see the great
house Of Dickens as famous in commerce as it
is in literature Doubtless his father could, il
willing, add to his store, for current report
says he has made l7O,OOO in the last ten years
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=, Methodist Hymn and Time Book,

4 I 7. e, z. UR Nv Ri s. T3 Main 81.
rgr WESl EYAN HYMN AND TUNE BOOK,
40 composing the entire collection of H, mns IN
,le Hsun Book ot the Methodist Episcopal
CboTrh south. with appropriate Music adapted
IA Zach II, mn. By l.. C.. Everett. Pialnest
bri,fg $ IS; Roam binding, S 50.
,ob
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HI0H PRICES FOR ToBACcO.-Mr Dennis
Tiiiey OF this county sold recently TO Messrr.
Reams l. Hobgood eight barns Of his coal
cured tobacco. The first quality brought the
large price of 800 per hundred pounds, and the
remainder &2O per hundred.-Orford (N. O.
LsiSNys Hour.
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vaeOne Fun awa3 / WAshtes ~ poet tAfee
MoAtAs esysrA Cases hare QceAfSed. eed yss.
tesdAy ano1heV 0ae Wus sepofted 70 ne, %
Brood ssress bus ~ damage was a0ne ~ ~
oAv1s yaee
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IA wilson. Pills" Dortors Wiil :, DIT l,
.s' s.',amn.sI M ur WILSON'S TONIC. CAT HARTIC
.s6ANTl nYsPEPTiC FILLS, agree in sa,ing
,ssl :he, are unsurpassed as remedy tor D,,spep-
90, OInriha.l nd o!ieT diseases. II is as!onisii-
sa.y theIr ~ ma II sirat!on, and how decide Il
'4' eH'''' FISHER 4 WINSTON,
b cs-st Wholesale AGENTS.
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BATHS,
BATHS.

rtssut scrirer would respectfully inform his pa
.rs ard the public generally, that having pr
,,(arrish HOT ard COLD BATHS At any hour Of
t1s d, eT hish'. =, .
ps ,olicIis cal at the Gentlemen's Dressing
r.ttfl.shr1ent. on Main street. between Nth and
l.,5 iah p 81 ROBERT FRANCIS.
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1As Hasss ef WasAtsgtss should b seen to-
oay ~ every lover Of the nAe arsa, and every
one who knows or CARES xnyshtng Of he his.
cl0Me 0f lhs Rsyolut6oa. TIE picture of e.
sslf % really hsauufal, and pse0a only - -
aeen - - a6miYed
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AMERICANS IN PARIs.-Mr. Evans, the not.
den list. has built a palace. in the Italian style
on the Boulevard de IImperatrice. Mr. Chas
J. Faulkner. the new American Minister ut
Paris. has taken suite Of rooms for the sum-
mer. at the Place de rArc de Triumphe, At the
extremity Of the Champs Elysees. Mr.. Ridge
way, of Philadelphia, is b1iidinG q splendid
mausion in the Champs Elysees. Miss Cor
bin. Of Virginia has married the Marquis de
Montmort. wealthy noble VI Normandy
Mr. John Monroe, OF the 6rm OF john Mon.
roe i Co., the we'll known American bankers
o: the Rue de Is Paix, has purchased n splen-
did mansion in the Avenue des Champs Ely
sees, which, In five years. will b worI III three
times the price he paid for j.
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Orphans Asylum.-The plan set on foot some
months since, to raise means by private sub
scription for the erection Of suitable build.
ing for male orphan asylum, has been al
lowed to sleep in quiet so long that we fear 1t
will be difficult to again start its friends in
the good cause. We know Of no more inter-
esting exhibition than is daily presented at the
present asylum Of the thirty -Odd little boys,
without parents or friends, gathering around
the matron, Mrs. Saunders. aud receiving kind.
~ words of instruction from her. Well fed, ,
we'll clothed, and well cared for in every re-
spect, many of these children are far better
OF than when under their parents roofs, and
most Of them promise to become useful citi-
zens when they shall have arrived at the age
Of maturity. The society having charge Of
these youths, have effec ted a vast deal OF good
by their labors, and might do a great deal more
If they only had room for the accommodation
of greater number of children. To increase
their facilities suggestions have been made to
secure other grounds and put up larger build
ings, and the great public have been called up
on to aid in the noble work. Liberal sub
scriptions have already been made. Shall the
work progress!
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THE DEFICIENCY AND POsT. OFFICE AP.
PRoFRIATION BILLs.-The Committee OH
Ways and Means will soon be ready to report
the deficiency and Post-Ofiice Appropriation
bills The total amount appropriated by the
bill for the next fiscal year will be about Si5.-
0oO,oO0 to which may be added the permanent
appropriations, $S S0UO,O00; and the estimated
balance on hand on the 3Uth Of June next Of
unexpended appropriations will be about &i2
COG. .0uO-making total subject to control dur
ing the year, of &65,O0h,OOO.
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= " .n.ton, -
.9lUgs "apLlsALk DEALHRH IL
m BIZ }tfFD 5A,MExicxs yin yin bJWaf
MA-st M stLtFs. kRGkHES, &c.
''"' ~ mssa Street, 9lehn0nd, W..
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A ROYAL 0IPsEY YFCNHRAN-OwenS Stanley.
the recognized King Of large band.of Rowing
Gipsies Ia Ohio. died recently at Madison, In
diana, and his remains were taksnsto Dayton,
great ceremonies. Harriet Owen, = Gipsey
uueon, was barfed at Dayton, sonad two ysars
sso: knA .the King il now 70 b deposited by
her siae. Hoyi2e eonds o. snis siaEniar peo-
Tectiosr, TO par ticipss IL ths faaesal csremo-
nies. which are expected - b of . curious
and imposipe character. hecoUtnG, ~ later
mont ef dece1eed royalty. ~ ii
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PARDoNED.-The President has signed a par
don for the a,e Germans. convicted at the
March term, 1855. OF the Washington Crimi-
on the isiadensbnrs road. and sentenced TO the
panatsntiary. four of them for twelve, and ono
fifleen yexrS
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RyCuAoyo. Feb ond la6O.
sA$prin.. 1860.
ATTRACTIVE STOCK OF NEW GOODS NOW
OPENING
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

At Unprecedented Low PRICES FOR CASH.
Oh 10 pf"iipt pa.l customers on the usual time.
g. casn prCes.
Our slnck comprises, in part. excellent bargains
Va me following GOODS, to which we respectful.
-. 'he attention of the purchasing community. A
can anc exam nation of foods and prices is only
hsosssaf. 10 inslre sales to the most economical
ts,e!s.
-, DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT.
Hetats t0 - per ward.
lAe best Black 81 SILK in the city.
5t'eses; Grenadlnes; Tissues, Organdies :;
Lt, bt&nts; Lawns and Travelling Goods. by
hs,afd and IN robes, less than Is per cent. cost
LINEN GOODS.
B fieces pure Irish Linen 1T 25 cents per yard.
npieees pure IRISH Linen at 3712 CTS. per yard.
mpsees pure Irish Linen at 50 cents per yard
Linen BosOms Of all grades. very cheap; Linen
slsehGgs;. Pillow Linen; Table Damask; Nap
.,a, and Towels ladies' and gents Linen Cam
FaFkahack and Crash and Blrdseye Diapers.
WHITE GOODS.
rCsmbrlcs Jaeonets Swlssss Checks; Stripes :;
n@.aals Tarlatans; Grapes, by the piece or by
hsy Yard
DOMESTIC FABRICS.
beaehed and Brown shiTtings and Sheetings. of
ge' Waursutts's, Gala Mills, and others, by the
Hs's or ;, the yard. Also. full stock of such
sG'ts, ,I1 2. 'T9Ds TO ms depaItwent Ssnsrslly
SUMMER.
+" french Lace Points; $50 Lace Mantles, of va
& ,o.s shles; ; Burnous, Maudarines, Plccolominls,
a 81 ,hs newest st, les out. Also. larse stock OF
ASeFRING SHAWLS. exeesdtnxly cheap.
EMBROlUERlES.
a.. u 'hs department We can show the largest and
.,'Pes' "o"ds of :he Mind In the city, without any
tscpuoh, comprising everythlng COMING under
a Aea,, too numerous To mention. We, how
, cal The particular atte ntion of ladies to the
sarable.
Ia. HOSIERY DEPARTMENT.
~ pies misses sents ana boys Hose and Half
fEltsa Eassa OF BY the pair. -
'1fhAsoLs AND LADIES' sun UMBRELLAS,
a great yarlet, and cheap.
It., BONNET RIBBONS,
Npu hsua unrlvaied low prices.
Hasehahts from towns or the country who are
p',th th.r selections in this market, would con-
toe s lhlefest hy giving our stock examina-
"a ss, oh man, Goods they can save Is per cent.
"'3fehasng from u.s.
mA,, j. MlLLHisER K BRO, 1873 Broad 1T.
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'sant Sprin. Goods.
N. PEk INS 4 ~


ksALk ASD RETAIL CASH DEALERS.
Are ,o No. l4l, Eagle SQUARE.
aaTsin s@ Sow feealving. and IN a few days will
AESTI,sa aIu ~, hest STYLES of FOR EIGN and Do
Ayeni, ~ Dki GOODS. 10 which they Invite the
6sois a1s VI eas; and short time buy srs. Their
tAsn ers9dhed lafhed at very low prices, to attract
NOW OPEN,
Hsaht DhES2 SfLKSHnd SILK ROBES.
RI BIpiin! w BE K GfS and ORGANDlES.
GkpE n and ORGANDIE ROBES.
RnAappliNE and BEREGE ANGLAlS
'hsfESE EEAnGLAIs, RosALBUs and VA
Trey POrLTNs.
!fsvsl,s. great variet. of Goods for Street and
eassed A, H. tniesses. The abOve goods were pur
fss, vsek VI. Iifye auction sales in New Yoik the
store a"o VIII be sold lower than ever seen
rSSlE:iScH yACoNETs and BRILLIANTs.
tyytpLsARD SILKS very cheap.
RaIhEkDiD 4 EkIES and LACES.
fpFtNcH LACE MANTLES
ri ttsA ACK SILK and MOURNING MAN
II tRs and SUITS Of DRESS and MAN
Tha.I.n, =, made up 10 macth
fnPeohs hUuf SKikiS-the best made
EIsH Ii T%eIs PLANTATION GOODS.
Linen sHkETtNss.
!0Wyirses TABLE, pAMASKS, NAPKINS,
1'A"s, GlNGHAMs,
CLOVES AID HOSIERY PRINTS: s.,. 81! LAWNS. AVN
MAa~,,, PERKINS Il co, Cash Store,
." No. III Eagle Square.