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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1861-12-17

CHANGE.--Since We commenced The
publication OF the JouRNAL wupt changes
have transprel War, hen harn sbi L
be Mmnr, now shakes tie whole land with
bis fierce sAoui az giant tread. Change
100 La been marked with broad characters
upon thu face Of La.ure he eaaty Of
Summer has slowly ercpt away from our
village. the golden gates Of Autumn Ia Z
again Clo~ed. We can Lear the AZ proach
ing footsiep Of the New Year.
But there is aDo,icr change Of which we
would speas. It's ibat whchis used ~ IN
equivalent fur printer. nA and p er--i
is that which j. raid to accelerate the speed
Of .ae leInlr horse,and lasaiibe ei!ect 81 /.
~ The a o.ions of The printing pr,s.. We
tase 10 doubt i! would have tia. eilttt
upon oars--at least we sho ID le viiling
10 make The experiment.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1861-12-17

LIcrrLl O. NJ. s. G. Chandler eenpls Cd
last eseninf, al the cyu tiouse, ,src, ii thrts
lecsarts upyp the structures Of the Universe. Il
has b,cn b. aim to si,s u bisBEel aii :sb.
Eccted f5rA tie Ie.dng theories ans !ieis rsi u.
ing 10 Tie piss aud present condition n matter.
iiis leS'e-ss arc no' confined exclusively to any
plr'ieulaf dePsamsnt of n,iaral science, Jet lh,y
e.aArace 4 gsEeral view II them al.
These ieeuns sFPear 10 have given good slils-
f.eiioo 70 lie Asanrs, and the Attendance aud ia.
ieress has eefsia1ily increased. AT the reque,l
Ct those wlo hase beccDe interested in ii.sse Sab
tc;s, Mr. Chlnller delivers closing 'eci ure this
evening ~ o'cloek, upou fcssil remains. p-ric-
nlarly sisose - man. This Is 4 saijes Of great
interest, ahd the ieciare has b~ca prepared VI h
much care and re.e4roh. We l<speak scr Mr.. G.
a full Attendance.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1861-12-17

lue 1r HaiNaag .ta 81. u,ng
90 slti.no likely dat aay recruiting
station ~ i MI be ognf.l IS ,- Com.
We w,a q ail thc ari Of tom q
49, vicinity vho ars de ir4a Il nl.,ting
b ii ReiBt7l ts,te Compay i9g
ipfalt7l o. Z d ney anilrr III super ,eN5.
rareoi ChaT'es & Il ge'e. AMI Cl.nI .
CLARK Brh 81 rlc.c gentlemen have
allpaly enlisted ID US COMPANY aal ary
boil ell ad inor4bly K oeu ia .l,s rc.
4ioa. w ave Informed thn The Conpa.
ID j. ilag quite aadly anl IS kelly %
e oae q The hest ii the Rrsintuf i
eii Q namcAbcgd that tbs Is lhr list
opportunity io ri.li.i wi.ich viii be qiIercd
n lli SAFE. a. lbi4 Re.imen, aul lhc
sh npw Ioiu.ag. completes tse taty
4uHa
Nj caat viii Dc - Maaehcs ach
ihur.d,y iilIlhr Company is fll.d III 4
aisina io enlist on oiler days can 10 50
BY apply iu4 10 II. Z. Miner. al tie Jour.
na oilicc Railroad ia scs % poulnrs
III le furnished to those enliaiag. For
urihcr particulars see advertisement in
.aulher column.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1861-12-17
Tns c.vntr rtetur.r- ulll /,

TINS CAsAtrf Ereiun,r. utl@. u
tbe epi giufr s. assle. hat ever
esm fosa vems / Gesm naaiug.
Ten il 5 BORIS ) arisy l.t jI of
lie v ine.d IA otef tie " tef
~ Il 4. Is ivo lr,in.. about 81 tar
aad halls aiua lie ntiraa cttsn.
3 an "a, G. .,.,... ti..s l,s.al, : aelel
Nsucl,ttt b4oi tlais, s,b,ck J. N.
4 lsr oaeour q po sln.sfmhiol
10 eane. the unusul spcc aele The
irsns rossistcd - some 90 rars cael,
rah ear containing ho.rs AID mea.
Tie mtn were ~ exolel spirits and
h k.i timely bsas o,o i, yaHp loba,,
and eR tor ile ia1. lie lmsr,
ai.o appeared o .. = 4 So, erler Tie
erp msmr,f ,l,e 6 ineHt 81 lar q. 4
olld be zen rvo se cr atsutio,,
nad ia NV Of ile tune mcd il Ig
zaiiou, Neemonl my wsll be proud Of
lcr Cataliy Il ginRm Their de- lna.
iiaa Is nucedain though i i.ttoashI they
Is n pei b. allied into aeliyc service until
$50 opportunity has been given 70 laiiser
drtl Tie roaaiud Il ihc regiment
wet eter lie Rutland 4 Washing oa Il.
Il. md arrived NJ New Yak cul, OF
Sand y morning
On THURSDAY I last week HI Sa'c and
Natoua' color. were prevented olhe reg
unrnt Al liurnstm before large cu-
course. VIZ appeal the r,msrA. 81 g ~.
Ilolbroak On pnscuting ile nat o4n G,g,
nd rg,ct tIlm our spaec eNclud The
cqr,liy cloqpnt speech 81 Lieut. Coy,
utdrvood, WHO liryseulel tie State e,l.
ars.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1861-12-17

hst&reth Ass8gtsf -tta saaAsy ss At
e. a.yst + y ts,sas tteacat,
vA4ka4 tN 4eisaa. a
ar aHts aiakel uea tam
sisstsaigl - 4. - teli Il sI8saf.ibss + sa.
2 sisvaabsr ., tsapst l. & ! .f5i grid lg naa.s
gs4sss iloz,n lvoal8 .sta thsf ts ieI strcen
tae osfs afai ths esesrl 81 tht ests bad g..rsl
s,sf h.us il ], ihssbt tom tie aae'am =
BIS skull laAi II Nas Ep6ekri foto tls eats s
abs eosyred irass 81 D = ssa1,real 4sps =
4 sssifts e its' rs aas p1' ta,ssei Al lts it.e
4 BIZ dsaFh, Is & .as G4ia ssam SIS
su4s q ne pslsa, aai ne uaa esa yas tae
tata.sy s.l3.e.s rss sesll Ga sauH . Is leiat
80 ia m,gsi aaeh nf,ber A. o 1 .i.s-
tsaae y possible that 90 lss ,,el cles q. :
oa IS "a tsetr.sns .h.i'Ha - S. q s4U.r.
iiy gmts Meshell pvtaaly r.ga iyia, tasis
- Inc particulars 4 Ella. lta,euy4bie ac sist
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1861-12-17

MEssRa. rnI5oEs .--An article IN your Jeus4L
81 Den ~, aa,ter lie beading cf :. De, eopsm.n +
Of a Lsw Suit" ehieb il presumed 10 be from
he Bellows RaiIs .5fgas (eiiei BY Hiram, Al
kins1 q Nov. 18th, - il is verbatim Biih An ar
icis there. BAT yuar hot referring to that paper,
IS i's origin, s sg,rded ~ an AZ, mp. o leBecs
= sAsia@ 4 :stlit upen It.
VoIcH OF TIE pLePL.
Is crcii; % the .5fg4s FOR The article ALLUDED
to wss ascaeHiAily cmmi se a, tie linie Of in-
sertiop, w abesssuliy Ake dis csAscn 10 sup.
Ply ibe emission. We Fresans tho .sress viii
'ake - exceptions, fur Il We mis4 X not, We hare
not Gel oetasioasiiy liAs enblss., 10 in hat %.
i@r,--Ipe oVa
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1861-12-17

Tas rariyo1 6pAabe- tvs nsau +
plea; ~ uag,a ae.tAe. strs 81 ues ,a'o Gin
ru1ui.a 81. 80 istietasnota heteu6s o. tlis
Couq uy, md tcco e.,ur mouuli daiy 10
re.op tie leatas q u,or.s ~ toai ef. ot Ataas-
~, sud haflr. z. Tue.. q ia.tlo.sgt lie
s4y Was cng 5, ste msgiu ui.a asa pas lail
tadef 81 lbe cause 81 ,l he undertook 70 maine
tl'p. Thtugl aulvr e &c d.l uQt shiItk aiul-
SELF toe young serve aad ,dt- to die Gr bis
eounsiy. The latter has recently Jeen lhmg IN
Naluuai0fi, whcse his re.uaina vere conveyed
To- iu,eimoat, Tia death Is rendered rete sd
W lis having wife, and oh,Iifoo Nc bee ,abe
are thus sullu.ly dc9li,cd u husband and
ia her.
From isaef which &C publish io,d,y, as well
as from her sources, We are induced IL believe
thai there are no other dangerous casts d sick
ness ia the company. The reports which cone
from The company 10 regtrl t. their health ate
apt 10 bo much aEgerateL AylesNorth Who
was reported 70 have aiei IS now thought 10 le
conSaivscent.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1861-12-17

SUPsrIE CouRT.--The folio -. a
signnlrnts Il ja Sc has been made Tor liz
Official year, ID he iol,oaias naped 10.
lirs: Am,insici, Coar a. Bcnni, gio
Feb. IL. 1862, Atiis, pierpon', Barre 1
Pek Rutland. Couri Is Rutland, Feb
III, 1862. Po.ald, Adds, ri rpoui, Peek
Windham, Court at Aewfane, F,b. TX
1862, Poland, p.eifess, kellogg, Pcrk.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1861-12-17

The forllro,miag. Geological rposs 81
b State q Vvmoal wil, probably, Le
cad, fbr di-tribuioi ~ Jas nary next
Il vii make 925 pages quar,a 10 2 VOL
um~-. il!ussra,l viii, 0, CT $50 wood cuts,
anl 81 lili.ograi bic piitts, Including two
mars o. the State. and elI bc al e'cgaot
sD.l crvdiiab.e af,lf to all concerned.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1861-12-17

q Tsrs ees tettas akf = M safRt.s. ns4
rvy as wva r - i@f nisg 10 Calff
1afts 81 eeal ~ IL T1rs cgs IL ret tvf
Treiigat 81 Pafss't
--fnoratss' rtar sFEfrft.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1861-12-17

CorST CovEr il siill engaged wiIh the e4se Of
Wallace "a. sanlsy. 1his case has ALREADY 90
saplsal iss dl,f I, voald seem ihat thee par.
ties reiisl eonisaton ID ctuut IS veil as their
na@esskes Il yo.e Oh il tie ash. wsho,e they
may no' realm too devp'y The tree II The l.Do--
80 seots mao base win W.ilase tLsk
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1861-12-17

nuH peeiical communication ffom Peru afns
10 * q local interest The ''.Hsaleai" vii De
very - g have a, lea.i twe salss. aud GU
iiheiy ss.shtli au'l thAI ise = y aats.a ul.ss''
d. Do< all agFv 20 lae alaiier. Ssrsags i sary
ga
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1861-12-17

Hon. Ste hen Thomas Of Wees FaitIee
il Col. ami L. L. Smith Of Meutl el.er
Q eritrnasier Of lie Sih Reg. Lie,d.
R.ber1- II Ruiiaed Gaards il Co.. and
+. a. Morse OF Rutland. Qmrtsraasier
a tic 7sh Lee.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1861-12-17

PEEs1SAL.--We not.ce with peculiy
pleasure tic appointment Of Go. i, RIB
srls IS Co. Of he 7th VI. Regiment, low
u process Of organization.
Col. Roberts il i native of Manchester,
md las many warm trends lcre wio will
81 ice At his well deserved promotion.
Having SERVED a. Lieutenant ID The
Rutland Light Quad at Newport Nsns,
IN Tie Is, W. Reg., he Is now advanced
% position fur which lie is in cur view
admiralty sui!el. Tie u my vel con
yra'ulac themselves On their presiding
Jdiger.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1861-12-17

II an, 10 aud plea are iu-,lay, Ia pN.
pres 10 ,on The kiml wishes Of Tie citizen.
% hi, SIC mtg md 10 c,r Fl You ~ lllc
Hrldc a i atlsta,lnu of IL. people oi
Yrm AZ, that III State !. 80 srnd rila
ihc -eticr, sirb sel CRIB Regim III ~ tie
tfr.t Vermont (ayplry.
Your rank welt ~, resent Tie intrli-
-enrc. cbaatcr aid ie.pccmilly,f or
papullioa, A. for llc.e hofsrs. they are
Vermont lotse., Of lhr Mo gan stock
nd DIZZY need 10 other com eentahn
Alt ough We can no. enlley shut out
ober pch,e, 1t The llonehi i ~ many
Young iurp, the flower OF orr pe,plr.
GONG ont fro u Is to iha,icrn rcalili II
war, yci @e tjuic, tbai ahcu our Conn
~ calls, we ur a | 10 rtI ond nih 10
complete an of ring. No cpnpplsion,
bit ,nli soldier cAeeduIly ron tecring
lis service. Our ule iiile State viii
,tcre, ar III tie discharge of its whole duty
% llle country, wIethrr 1T tins or al any
thr rrfiad. in,incibl,. must be tie
e,usr which has cal led 10 Ia ,oluote r
Tny 80 immense, AID comp sd Of such
mat rial, rs ilau nov auay,d ior the pro.
fecliun II our institutions
! poke, Colonel, u Tie stern realities
lt var; aid y'i We are doultlpss 10 de-
rtr sahahlc nsriariions iron IT, lessons
4 Providence hefeii. Tie totrning AID
nuctsatng nhaetiess Of l'ng pro.I c,ity,
arc now az e-ted. aid we. as j, people. M,
coming exalted Il every thought, AID
Traced and ~ nglt utd IN every nerve,
10 ii higher nIiilioud, 70 the grandeur OF
aereic deeds. This war teaclr. IA that
sc pe a llatoa ~ well - 4 p,ople, iiud
tlnt 70 pfeseryr orr tiili friveee. we
mu~t NAgty our nalimrly promptly
srking v9y te 70 i, nleibtr nifn ~
Htlina. FIRING ~ the nar may BE-. and
"a Il mus b Tie i,trcaee Ell II soa.c,
- M. veto b, Md by i more mroc
and patriotic eople worthy 81 ouf stern,
iut mol le AID immortal ancestry.
In behalf 81 The citizens IT Burlngio,
| present ,on. Coon !, with this handsome
banner. To the eye. il is llling ot Leaut,
bnl 4 rcpf's 1T. far nate llian that ole
auierstnGi &. Il i en miileiu 81 a,l we
love AID rese,e il ilnit which W. fali our
country lit is Freedom liantr Pro-
tect il ryettn here Lei il mblenize 10
you he mighty aud The nleaing filings
Tor Which sc tray h 10 ,ius war. Re-
urn II 70 de G inlise Ii lls tlcst iriet d.
apmng WON yoa have 50 pleasantly
,iae'..
Anlic,arge you. lou'g mal, 10 tHdtre.
taraiiess as good sefd'es. lie il VI
rrrie and care. alike - camp OF li,ld, h.
acI the rae soldier, dong With his courage
aud bearing with b. Ioity fvni ud- What
EVER your prol's ion ami your country
may ,,enaud We SHAH ever feel /, 4 sp
lnfr,s q in sou alai % whatever ssrsice
81 may be called, sc w,l ever saj my
God hles. you!
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1861-12-17

ALoAzo AigES. pr.vale il Co. {. c h
Vccnot Re- meni, 4 I'd al Camp Or ill.,
NOV. =. lie sas iroa South Loadsn-
ssrry.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1861-12-17

't't u ~ 81MN NNt8Ms fttt. ~ q
Asl. hthkLtX.
@ g. H.r. Wi pm ~ Hu..i
fte iiaaiuz ,xreI fun better from
Iiod 60, O SIS 81 th Sii l,egim. ii, Is.
crie ii. u sc, Ii ,bi,
tseu sad Be- !, bsadrl la y hem.
u iHh ea ilN gouisny s. boll. SIS
rnsiabit po.ii a Ia lhr regard. Of li,eir
superior Giers
CANr GaifflN. Zee j d 1901
Ic Br9Rcr aud Slater, Your kid
lelt d tbe Gta i la. b,,n received.
Lalmela Ctp. . llyy received 'oi
olaelicles Ter ii. Com apy, and among
them farea piycr # cliecsc and ,uue
hutef to- 49,, run mother I'i,es arc
.alI ,cts 80 epaIi, indeed. speiay tie
hu.tcf, as il !. Tie if.l really gard lau'es
| hive ia since lave brea Ia Vireiui,
We can ert way good cheese laous /
her. by il.e suffers Capt. Ddley
Confa4 i.n ~ prob'bly bet r. 4? .lird
than any otter Coulam iu The Regimea
Cap. Dudl j. among tn best ctpnia
IN thu Regimen. he isa tive. mdl.ui
Gus aad iaiildal. an lases er nj pains
thh. men, aud 10 1, after their health
aud comfort Tie result Is, lis Company
is well drille and alaays coudaci, prap
cry. have never known ease d
drunkenness 10 lh Company. With hip,
as mmand,r, the Coupan, is a rrla
he on. Thic i no Company II Tia
Inc in Nhlrh | have m ne 90 ilenee
wlien cal ed upan for lrci / duty. II ha,
'lwtn- shown rs Ii pfompl and efficient,
On one ctson wben eew 10 out on Il
ioraa'ng expcditiun, Gri Br, oks seut OH
Reg mcm down 10 the left apI los ard
Vienna TO protect tic train und auileiA
rom IA attack firm tina direction. Ailtl
selecting and establishing our position,
sent Capt. Dua.e, VIII his Company TO-
ward into the woid. f. act Is skjrni.hefs
and picket guard. 10 dploy Compon,
~ skirnsh rs aud s,nd them forward q
-ach, aud to stand Is sltinels IN the fac,
of thr enemy require, coolucss, discipline
and judlnen', ~ Of which qua lie, Cap.
DnIlcl admirably displayed o tat occs.
ION.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1861-12-17

Ta1 Springfield RAPIyLIcAa il oac
Of ID. bsss iapeFs n tic country. We
plbiisb 10 as.otiser column Tie psos pecius
for 1852, by wairb VII he teen that j.
oGszs great iad1eSmenls 10 suJscrsberA
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1861-12-17

f" ~ srreY faftttfT rffEfss. fstsIt A. ~
90 Psst. Pfssf. SHE'S fatof4f II ~ g. "a
80 ~ feeRfaf sstii frf tif
: "a ~ fsx a eaH u kgs cr ~
tu q go Effsns.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1861-12-17

AcKsowLEneaa ST -Ns are III the
fscls of y.,la4sbh publ c daeaia as lioD
Hou. ) Eeo< ard ilo : T. II. Walton.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1861-12-17

i'.a- ~ OF ed "a psei dur nai g.
q krt wien q uug lela b.
l'asi claIlssl ~ arit la ls.liins
sofm t. eheer t50. Ihea d ma.ia. te
has - fsi,ldally served Is Sack move
met All ;ske hm pri.anrr to u, ,lu's
toe hm downs bcisw Faree
SEA-. l1AkAh4.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1861-12-17

WALrox's Reefs ~ or 1867 la b. cn
rei,,d. It Is neat J p'inie,l, ne usi,al. aud
c,ola - nlpeii ,alu,elc formation d a
most as,i,ll el..uactr.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1861-12-17

No Mona lRoors,-Oidrrs have
h'cn is ued iran lie Government arrest
ag further recruiting BY lie States, OK.
ept Oh special raqui.ilon The Rrsi,
mruls nov forming viii be Completed b,
he Governors Of the Siat.s. The re-.
eruilifg scryiee in zach State i. placed
ndrr tie charge Of gcnela al Supeiialend,
euis, 18th depot fr each State lor The
Instruction and discipline dfgc ais, The
Superintendent assigned to Vermont Is
Lieut., Col Goyerueur Morn ana lie
lrpot is set 1t Burlington Col. Morris
to enter upon his duties Jan. !, 1862.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1861-03-29
I'm tEae South, West
and SsOgzshyyesf

EGERSONS residing in those REGIONS uho g,
A vor us with their orders for Br, q oods a",
Informed hat our stock is ample ana mi IN IN
departments, Of special fabrics made in - r H.,
country AID others imported to order In "a, aaS
dtion. we name vast lots Of French Goods mn
chased within few Gays past at heavy and
palpable REDUCTIONS in price. Hence we arc
more thoroughly prepared to serve them tban
heretofore. nan
All orders receive oar most careful and
prompt per3cnal attention.
Goods carefully and securely packed free
Of charge. -s'
Carpets, Curtains, oilcloihs, Rugs, &c., Up
p House Linens, Blankets, Comforts, &C., in
Basement and the Vaults"
One price only, the cash standard raIno
marked in plain figures.
Our northern and eastern correspondents
send us new supplies daily.
PERRY x BROTHER,
Extensive Dealers in Dry Goods,
Pennsylvania avenue and Ninth street
Perry Building" Washington d.
nov 30 Marlboro Gaz.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1861-03-29
Tx PRESENT LOW SCALE OF PRICES

uRlNG the recent ruling Of the low price,
~ we have filled up our stock OF silk RoIc,
Dress Silks, Reps, 0uomans, Vclorrs. Meri.
noes, and all other low-prictd, naeditfyn sid
extra fine Dress Fabrics Of modern STYLES and
fabrics.
The above as whole, applies 10 our vas,
stock Of Cloaks. Arabs, Zouayes, Nantes. lin
cloth and yevets, Shawls, sc.
Our stock Of all leading Dry Goods reori-
sites for families in moderate circumstances
was never so large and comprehensive as nov.
Our northern and eastern srondehis
send IFS new supplies daily.
One price only; the (currcnt daily) stand-
ard value marked in plain figures.
Carpets, Curtains 0icloths, Mattings Rues,
&c, Upper Floors.
An examination OF stock solicited; it inc,lrs
no obligation to purchase We only expect TO
make sales when our-atrics arc hettrr cr pric-
es lower iban those Of other houses.
Blankets Comforts House Linen. &c Base
ment and the " Vaults"
PERRY BROTHER,
Pennsylvania avenue and OH street
Perry Building" Washington civ.
nov 80 Marlboro GAIL
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1861-03-29
OPENING OF FRENCH GOODS.

affords me great pleasure to announce to
Il the Ladies, that my stock of FALL and
WINTER GOODS is complete now, and that
viii open them on the 9th Of October. All
the goods are selected, carefully, by myself in
Paris, and will not be exceed by any others in
beauty, elegance and novelty.
call the attention OF the Ladies, especially,
to my large assortment of
Zouayes for Ladies and children, embroid-
cred with gold and plain braids.
Zouave Shirts
Embroidered Zouave Sets
Cloaks for Ladies and Children of various
styles, as:
Arab style Napoltain
Amphitlite Fanchonnettc
Breton Mousquetaire
Bandit Amazone, etc
Cloth Caters for Boys and Girls
French Bonnets, the latest Partisan fashion
Ribbons flowers and feathers
"A great variety Hair Nets and Hair dresses
Fancy Pins for the hair
Flower Wreaths for the hair
Gold Belts, great many different styles
Morocco and Gilt Belts
Morocco and silk Belts, Bows and Cuffs
Gold Braids Gold Buttons and Gold trim
mngs of the finest Lyon gold
Dress Trimmings, a larger and handsomer
assortment than ever offered before
Epauleftes for Cloaks
Real Guipure Capes for Cloaks
Embroidered Jaconet, Cambria and Swiss
Sets and Collars
Real Laces, Collars and Sets
Real Lace Wells
French Lace Wells
Chenille Scarfs
Opera Fansyete.; etc
Ny assortmentin Fancy Goods is so large and
variegaed that it would be impossible for me
to mention every article, and respectfully ask
the Ladies to call at my establishment and in
spect my goods, and | venture to say. that
erery Lady viii be able to find something TO
suit her style and TASTE
All the goods ! offer, this season, viii be of
The Latest French Designs,
as my connections, in Paris, enable me to
get the novelties as soon as they come out in
Paris.
gz0~ Disseminating in the Latest French
Fashion.
10 Cloais and Bonnets made to order with
the greatest clre.
@ss- Staining for Zouayes done in different
patterns. NJ. WILLIAM,
80, MARKET Space,
oct l9 Washington, D. O.
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THE SENTINEL.

ATTEMPTED BANK RoBDERY. - Tile Rub
bers E,rcarate Seeeaty Feet to Reach he
Bank pauits. 1t was stated on Tuesday,
that it was discovered in New York, on
Monday morning, that an extraordinary
attempt had been made to rob the Ex-
change Bank, corner Of Greenwich and
Dey streets The particulars of the af-
fair arc given in the Express, as follows;
For some time past, Mr. John Alcocl
occupied a cellar No. 1879 Greenwich
street, for the manufacture of rag car
pets. About month since a Mr. Burke
came along. and bought out Alcock, pay
ing him very literally for his place.
The plan for robbing the bank must have
been formed previous to the purchase of
the place, for, from appearances, the
work done by the burglars, could. not
have been accomplished much short of a
month. They dug sort Of tunnel, suf-
ficiently large for man to pass through,
from the cellar occupied by Burke. dis
lance Of about seventy feet, and through
almost solid masonry, until they reached
the bank, coming up almost directly I'M
der the safe, which contained about $50,
600 Of available money. They used d
jack, Of power sufficient to raise upwards
of forty tons to break through the thick
tagging upon which the safe rested. All
they succeeded in carrying off was S20C
IN gold and $500 in western aad southern
money, belonging to A. j. Peck, broker
which was contained in "a tin box stand
ing upon the safe. The burglars hat
not sufficient tine, after reaching the
: 'sItdiC, or they would doubtless have madc
their way into the safe; but it would seen
that morning came upon them before
they were aware Of it.
The porter, on reaching the bank at
half-past 6 o'clock on Monday morning,
said be heard noise in the back room
He went to the door, but found it fastened
on the inside so securely that i: resisted
his efforts to open it. In short time all
was quiet and he waited the arrival Of
the officers Of the bank Informing them
Of what be had heard, the door was burst
open, when they beheld. to their aston
ishtneut, the floor covered with piles of
brick, dirt and burglars implements -
Information was immediately sent to the
third precinct station house, and Capt.
jameson with some policemen. shortly
made their appearance BY this time
the burglars had made good their escape.
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ALL HE DIZZY GOODS BEnIlISlTtS

ENUR FAMILIES in moderate circunEnn-
4 ces. We name all the articles in edcral
use, with 200 pieces Of White Flannels Il siI
widths and numbers, decided bargains.
300 pieces Perry's Choice Cottons . il lq1
cents per yard, value IA cents.
The great bulk Of ourstock is adapted land
the prices arranged, to meet the wants u bo
consuming million, whose trade we solicit
Carpets, Curtains Rugs, Oilcloths, &c. ,IUp-
per Floors.
House Linens, Blankets, Comforts, SC. Ilso.
ment and the 4" Vaults.p
The entire building devoted to Dry Good in
all department..
One price oily, the value marked in distIpc,
figures. PERRY 4 BROTHER.
Penpylyania avenue and 9Th street
GERRY Building, Washington citH
noy@ Marlboro Goz.
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Several hundred per cent.
ROCKVILLE. Dec. 4ih. 1860.

ROCKVILLE, Dec 4th, 1860.
Mr.. TRAIL: The specimens Of soap you gave
me, | caused to be thoroughly tried, and found
them TO be all you represented. | have never
seen any soaps to equal them, both for their
superior quality, and for the great economy
there is using them. cheerfllly recommend
them TO the public. A. L. BOSWELL.