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The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1861-05-10

COMMANDER OF THE TROOPS AT WASH
INGToN.-Col. j. K, F. Mansfield has just
been ordered to the command of the forces
at Washington, Col. smith, his predeces-
sor, having been called to New York to as
sist Gen. Wool.
. Col. Mansfield is from Connecticut. He
graduated at West Point in 1922, entering
the Engineers as Bvt. I'd Lieutenant. He
was Chief Engineer of Gen. Taylor's army
during the Mexican war. He received the
brevet of Major for gallant and distinguish.
ed service in the defence of Fort Brown in
May, 1876; was severely wounded in the
storming of Monterey, and made Bvt. 1t.
Colonel for gallant defence in the several
conflicts of that struggle; and won the bre-
vet of Colonel at Buena Vista.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1861-05-10

AN incident happened at the immense
mass meeting in New York, that is worth
referring to as characteristic of the present
feeling. A speaker happening to say some
thing which had political bearing, be was
at once interrupted with the cry, No poll
tics !" And such is now the feeling every
where at the North. No politics no pol
iticians! We are all Americans-Whigs,
Democrats, Republicans, Natives - the
words no longer have other than an histor-
ical meaning. When peace comes, it will
bring new parties and new issues. But
now, NO POLITICS We are Americans
fighting for the preservation of our system
and our country-we recognize no other aim
and object. Down with the rebels!
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1861-05-10

METEOROLOGICAL NoTEs FOR APRIL,
1S6l.-The feature of the month was the
long rain Storm. which commenced on the
4th and lasted eight days. Old inhabitants
could remember storms of three days dura,
tion, and one early settler could recall a
foui days rain storm, but this was totally
unprecedented. The amount of rain de-
posted, however, was not in proportion to
the period of the storm, it being only about
two inches.
The month was upon the whole unpleas
ant, and the weather variable and trying
The river was open to the lake on the I'd
and the first boat through the lake arrived
on the 9Th.
Observations of the Thermometer at 7 A.
NJ, and 2 and P. NJ, furnish the following
results:
Maximum ofmonth. .(2lsD. ..... 500
Hig1@ga Highest daily mean tgls33: 31s3 .sss sss
Great Greatest l." range (sd,2ilsss5:: iss5} .
Range of the month $50
Mean temperature of the month. .45o ,844
The mean temperature of the month ex.
ceeded that of April, 1860, by l15o
There were ten clear days, connting hall
days.
Rain was observed to fall on twelve days
and snow on two days.
The whole amount of moisture reaching
the earth was ESQ inches.
The winds were very variable; in the
early part of the month from East to West
and in the latter part from West to East
ST. PAUL, May 6, 1861. P.
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DRY DS, &c.
SPRING GOODS.
HARPER Il BROTHER,

HARPER Il BROTHER,
A RE in receipt of part of their SPRING
N SUPPLY OF DRY GOODS, and would re
spectful!y ask purchasers to give them call, VIZ
Cloths, Cassimeres and Vesting
Dress Goods, Kid and Lisle Gloves
CorSetS, Calicoes, Ginghams
Brillants, Ticking, Table Diaper
Crash, French and Irish Linens
White Cambrics, Checked Muslms
Lawns Linen Cambria Handkerchiels
Cotton Hosiery, Alpaccas, Diapers
Cotton Osnaburg, Plaid Domestic
Cottnnude, Brown Linen Drill
Blue Denins, Walnut Drill
Calico, OSnaburg, Kentucky Jeans
Shifting Stripe, Calico Shifting
Check, Canton Flannels
S;spcndera, Stocks, Neekties
Hoop Skirts, Nankcens, ohawls
Beachod and Brown Cottons
Now York Mills Cotton
Beached and Brown Sheeting, &C., &c.
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VIRGINIA MADE CARRIAGES .

( RESPECTFULLY inform the public that |
L have on hand IN assortment Of CARRIAGES
of my own make, and OF the very best finish and
quality, which | will sell low for cash, or approved
paper.
| will execute all oracrs in the best manner, and
ut satisfactory prices. Repairing will be executed
with neatncss aud diSpat"h. and warranted To
please. Those in want Of Vehicles Of any kind,
are solicited to give me ii call, Is having had over
twenty years practical experience in the business,
am confident Of my ability 10 give entire salts
faction in the execution Of orders
To my friends III Maryland and Virginia. re-
turn my thanks for their past Patronage. aud hcpe
for a continuation OF the Same.
jan 1T ROBERT I. EDELIN,.
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100, 100, 100, 100, 100.
SIMON WATERMAN, No. 100, King street

SIMON wATERMAN, No. 100, King street,
ALEXANDRIA, VA,
DEGS leave to announce to his numerous friends
ID and customers, that he is now prepared 10
exhibit stock of READYMADE CLOTHING,
and Gentiemen's Furnishing GOODS, which in
regard to quantity, quality, and styles, canno, he
equalled by any similar establishment in this city,
and not excelled by any Clothing house in Ito
two leading avenues of fashion on this side Of ne
Misunderstanding, New York; and Chestnut
street, Philadelphia.
Although the present stock is IL very extensive
one, indeed, additional supplies will still be lecci,-
ed, from time to time, during the business srIsor,
in srder to keep up full assortmcntol Styl~. and
sixes.
p. S.-Mr. WATERMAN will cndcavor to con-
vince any one Puvoring him with a call, that HI.
reputation for selling ut the most moderate prices
is grounded on facts a,.oa
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CITY HOTEL,
CORNER or ROYAL AND CAMERON STREETS,
S. HEFLEBuWER, Proprietor.

A!srondria, Fryiniu,
S. HEFLEBUWER, Proprietor.
1GNHIS HOUSE has been conducted by the pre-
Z sent Proprietor for the past three years, and
has received its full share of the patronage Of the
Travelling public, and having been lately repair
ed and returni,hed from garr.t to cellar, addition
al facilities ar" afforded 10y which every comfor
and convenience 10 be found ut Any other FIRST
CLASS HOTEL is guaranteed.
\ pleasant sojourn is promised to all who may
patr"uisc this house.
3;st:- Strangers will find at the Steamers end
Trains, upun their arrival in this city, polite Por.
lcr* aud ru,nlnrtnhlc Dmniiuses, which viii con
vcy them immediately to the Hotel. The best the
market nflnr is always To ht found 1t this Hotel
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THE, GAZETTE.
TUESDAY MORNING, APRIL 3 1861.
WOMEN.

r,r,y}. constantly urges in his profound
...I Tho distinction between what he calls
u(,.l,, ,,02 InderStuHdiHg-an that reason
= .ha nigber attribute vi the mind. All OF
+b ;ntuitions he refers to the first; to the lat
tsr he assigns the ioyicnl processes OF the
mind. Reason operates by insight; the IN
Outstanding frames propositions, anu deuu-
aas infcrences. The lawyer IN court argues;
the netaph ysican argues; ana they "orh
o,t their conclusions On the other mana,
the man gifted with insight percelves at
once the principles Of thinge Shakespeare
,,ro11nrd knowledge Of men did not rest
IMAM any logical process; IL was an lnteri-
~ sense which read the volume OF nature.
Thare i \ sympathy with nature that IS
nossessed by men OF genius, which reveals
what is never discovered by mere talent.
Il is in this direction that Women dl"'
t;nrrish themselves most. Because Wo'
man NAV not hold her own Iii argument
with men, or may not establish her posi-
tions by premise and conclusion as men
are prone to do, it does not lo!io" lhat
she may not possess mental gifts OF Inc
highest order. ,.,....,o,
pcrhaps women are more distinguished
in This generation in literature than men.
The last had Hannah More, Madame Il
Arblay, Joanna B4illie, Mrs. Barbauld,
Mrs. lnchbald. Mrs. Radcliffe, Miss Aus
ten, Mrs. Trollope, Harriet Martineau.-
The present numbers Mrs. Browning, Ma
~ uowitt, Charlotte Bronte, the writer's OF
the Heir Of Redclyte, John Halifax, Adam
Bedc, Uncle Toms Cabin. We venture to
.,ifirm that Adam Bede and Jane Eyre are
superior in power to any production OF
Dickens CT Bulwer.
Que of the first painters of the day is
Rosa Bonheur. One the best sculptors Is
Miss Hosmer.- charlottesville Recfew.
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Ut ALEXANDRIA, BREWERY.
& II e undersigned is now manufacturing, ut his
s X i w + Il Y,
Corner of King and Fayette Streets,

Corner of King and Fayette Streets,
Superior qualities of
PALE, AMBER, AND CREAM ALES,
10 which he respectfully invites the attention OF
his friends, and the public. Having al expert
cncr of over ~ years in the business, and posses
sing extensive mo"njasturiny FACILITIES, he hatters
himself that his ALES will compare tavorAbly
with any manufactured, either in or out Of the
State Of Virginia.
If necessary, he could fill columns with the
many tlattering testimonials he has received with
regard to the superiority of his ALES, from the
press and the public; but he prefers that bis ALE
shall speak for itself
By IL strict p"rs"a"! attention to business, and
II determination to manufacture nothing but a
superior quality of PURE ALE, he hopes 10
merit share of public patronage
BOTTLED ALE AND PORTER, put up ex-
prc*aiy for family use. constantly on hand.
rs. Orders promptly attended To.
lnh - II. 5. MARTIN.
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DRAIN PIPE.

JXTE HAVE received samples Of 'STEAM
w PRESSED STONEW ARE DRAIN PIPE,
and will take orders for the same. in any quaint
ties Of any desired size, from 2 inches to 81 in
diameter, in feet lengths. This pipe will answer
full as we'll as Lead or Iron Pipe, ut much less
cost, for all purposes of conducting water TO or
from buildings, by the natural flow where there is
40 pressure or strain.
Farmers or others who have Springs at dis
lance from their dwellings or barn yards, at Il
moderate elevation, will find Il great advantage
in the use Of this pipe.
Samples exhibited, and any information rcquir-
ed, will be cheerfully given on application to
mo22 r. H. MILLER, SON 4 CO.
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rINHE CASH SYSTEM AD0PTED.--The sub
i scriber having tried the credit system. and
found that it would not pay, has concluded to adopt
the CASH principles. In future, and from this
date, he will continue to do business upon this
principle. In bidding adicu to the old system, I've
would return his thanks to his customers !ur past
favors and hopes by strict attention, and such III
ducements as he may ollvr, to continue il under
the new. liam l--tf] JOHN l.. SMITH.
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ROOTS AND SHOES

THHE undersigned having purchased OF K y
i Cross, his entire stock Of BOOTS and SHOES,
would most respectfully inform his friends and tho
public, that he intends to continue the manufacture
Of every variety of BOOTS and SHOES, and viii
keep constantly on hand full assortment! Of every
thing i'll his line adapted to the taste of every one
so that the most tastdous need noe leave the
Store without purchasing. He intends to cell his
work at small profits to cash punetuai credit
customers--none others need apply, his very
limited capital will not allow him to give long
credit.
To CUSTOM WORK he intonds to devote his
undivided attention, uake it OF the best materials
and at short notice, ana tlatters himself that he
can get it up i'll as good style as any one in the
same business.
He hopes by strict attention to business, TO merit
and receive continuance of the very liberal pa
tronage heretofore bestowed on his esteemed pre-
dccessor. Call III K. Y. Cross's old stand. No. II,
King street HENRY {. FIELD,
iy Eft Successor to r. V Cross
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AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE,

40. -, King-st,ret.
PLASTEH NJ + Ia A n u + ACT Rf,
M. 10, Union-street.
LEAVING REMOVED from the old stand CD
| Fairfax street. 10 the SPACIOUS WARE
HOUSE, No. -, King. street, We beg leave to call
the attention ol farmers To our large and well
lectri stock OF
IMPLEMENTS, SEEDS, and GUANOS.
We are also erecting PLASTER MILL, Cat
No.49. Unun strect,) where We will soon be able
10 furnish the
BEST FINE GROUND WINDSOR PLASTER,
~ onr 0wn impOrtution.
We are also preparing for the manufacture OF
FARMING INI'LENENI,S,
which expect TO furnish Of the bcstquality.
jan 3 MEADE L MARYE.
HALLOTYPEs! HALLOTYPEs
TIE LATEST AND GREATEST INVENTION
IN THE ART!
raNIIE undersigned having bought the patent
L right for this city, offers these PICTURES
to the public. and calls upon everybody who wan,
PERFECT GEMS OF LIKEEEssEs
more TRUTHFUL, as DURABLE, and CHEAPER than
Oil Paintings, To try
II 4 Il h OTYPE!!
AMBROTYpES,
DAGUERREOTYPES,
and PHOTOGRAPHS
Taken artistically, and AZ low, if not lower, than
anywhere else. Y4J- Come and see the HALO
TYPES! IL. WOOLF
mh lily Royal ST., Cd door from King st
q DINNER AND TEA SETS.
L RENCH PORCELAIN DINNER SETS
white gold band, and decorated.
French Porcelain PLATES, DISHES, &C., &c.
separate, for sets.
French Porcelain TEA SETS, white, white and
gold, gilt and decorated.
English White Granite TEA SETS and PIECES
separate.
English White Granite Ewers and Basins, anc
Chambers.
English White Granite Foot Baths, Slop Jars, DC
Do. do. do. Pitchers, Mugs, &C., &c.
in any quantities, wholesale and retail, at prices
thatcannot fail to please.
9th mo26 R. Fl. MILLER, SON l. co.
NALL AT NO. Is KING STREET.-Just re-
~ ceived well selected and complete assert
ment of HARDWARE and BUILDERS MAIZE
RAILS, which will be sold at reduced prices to
suit the times. Also, large stock OF STOVES,
TIN-WARE, &c. NH
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R EMO Al,

YINO enable US to meet more fully the wants Of
J. customers, We have taken the large and bund-
some store-room in Green's Mansion House Build
ing, on Fairfax street, next door to the Express
Office. We would invite your attention to the
large and general assortment of CLOTHS, CAS-
SIMERES, &C., together with an extensive vari-
ETY. OF GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS :;
all of which have been selected from the latcst
styles, and will be furnished by us on as good
terms, as By any first class furnishing establishment.
uug2l W. & A. MURRAY.
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nRnGs GHEMICALS, &c.

V3PEslI DRUGS AND PURE CHEMICALS
= The subscriber would respectfully Invite the
attention of the public t" his NEW DhuG SlohE
1nnr abnve Alfred street, in Bradley's new build
ipr, where he will at all times DO happy to dis
pense Fresh Drugs and Pure Chemicals; Fancy
and Toise, articles; psrtumery; Toilet Soaps; Pc
mades, &c; Kerosene and Ethereal Oil of superior
quality; Pure Brandy and Port Wine, bottled ex
preSsly for medicinal USE
gentlemen DESTROYS of procuring u good Segai
will lind this the place TO get suited.
Physicians prescriptions ut all times carefully
and accurately compounded.
ap 4 WILLIAM GIBSON.
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NOLTS PISTOLS, CAPS AND FLASkS,
" MUSKET CAPS, SHARP'S REPEATERS
AND CARTRIDGES &c, &c.-Just opened at
No. IS, King street, the third supply his year, OF
Colts and other Fire Arms, with supply of Caps,
and Flasks to suit. Having dealt in Fire Arms
for Is years past the subscriber has arrangements
for furnishing goods in that line, at the very low
est rates.
Orders for a quantity of Colts Fire Arms, will
be executed for small commission. at the shortest
notice. JOHN T. CREIGH TON,
Dealer in Hardware, Cutlery, Guns, Pistols,
Caps, Wads, &C., IS, King street. Alexandria.
jan 10
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10 TO SCHWARZE'S and get some Of his
" bargains he has on hand-Shawls, Capes and
Bonnets, at your own prices. Shakers, good arti-
clc at 2jc. Just received also, cheap lot of En-
brclercs ap2
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N0AL OIL.--We have just received another
" large supply Of very superior Coal cr Parat-
fine Ol from the celebrated works Of the great
kanawha Coal and OIL Company, on Paint Creek,
i'll this State This Oil we can recommend with
confidence to our customers Us being very Supe-
rior. LEADBEATER II CO.,
. NO u Nos ) and / South FairtnX st.
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lJNHE UNION FOREfER.-Strangcr ana ci,i-
l. zens, and all, are requested to exam
inc the and magnificent STOCK OF FALL
and WINTER CLOTHING, at SCHOOLHEER
ID BROS Great Western Clothing Ho"se, los
King "rset, Alero"dria, Va, which comprise.
garments of every description for Men, Youths,
Soys, and Servants, together with full asSort-
zasnt of FURNISHING GOODS.
Their Clothing is all well made. of the best
materials, warranted perfect fit, and can he
bought at much lower prices than the same kind
Of Clothing can be had elsewhere. Rccoect they
manufacture for themselves, therefore, every
who desires beautiful Clothing at economical pr-
COS, should call at once at
SCH0OLHERR / BROS,
Great Western Clothing House,
los King street, doors below the Marshall House,
Alexandria, Va. .eps
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80 FOR RENT.-A three story i Il | { X
49,. II OuSE Oh the corner" t Union street and
Fayattc Allcy-a gcnd stand for any business.
Possession given Immediately. mh 2S--,f
81. FOR RENT.--The three story STORE,
faia No. Az, King street, with the three story
WAREHOUSE in the rear. Apply 10
mh 3-tf JAMES p. SMITH.
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rINI CPpINI. El,lnS


ME HAVE just received variety of new
w SPRING DRESS GOODS, 10 which We
invite The attention ur the ladcS-:!So
Super Usnaburs Prints
Heavy Plaid DumcsticS
O>naburg and Twill Stripes
Walnut and Brown Duck
DcnnS and Blue Drills
OSnaburgS. Cottons, &c. 10 which we in
yitc the attention Of cash ana prompt credit
buyers. NH I$l WITMER & CO.
CPElNG SuPPLIES.--Wc have now in store,
- and will be receiving at short intervals
thrnu ghout the season. all new and desirable
DRESS GOODS: would also call the attention Of
buyers to our stock Of DOMESTICS, which will
be found very complete.
TAYLOR t HUTCHINSON.
Washington, APP
I RlSH LINEN.--The attention Of the Ladies is
l. specially invited to IL choice stock Of IRISH
LINENS now opening ut our Store. These goods
have been carefully selected and pronounced
great bargains by al who have examined them. a
reasonable deduction will be made in the price
when taken by the piece.
ap S. & ". MEYHNBERG.
DARASOLS, sun UMBRELLAS, &c.-Just
i received a large assortment of Ladies Para
soils, Parasolcttes. and Sun Umbrellas Also,
Silk and Scotch bingham Umbrellas, Tor Gentle
men, to which we invite attention.
|. app WILMER & BRO.
NLOTH AND SILK MANTLES.-We have
~ opened an assortment of the above goods of
the newest designs in Cloth Black Silk and other
material suitable for Spring wear
TAYLOR IL HUTCHINSON.
Washington, ap 2
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San DoMSGo.-Ifa any one will take the
trouble to draw, on any good map of the
United States, a line due south from the ex-
treme point Of the peninsula Of Florida, 1t will
be found-after cross ng the inlet, sixty miles
wide. from the Atlantic Ocean to the Gulf Of
Mexicu--to uterSect the Island Of Cuba at Il
point about one third of its length. The
northern shore of the remaining two-thlrdS OF
that Island winds, in a gentle curve, III a
southeasterly direction, finally terminating at
Cape Mavsi What is known as the "Wind-
ward Passage" strait which connects the
Atlantic ocean with the Caribbean Sea, sep
arates Cuba from liayti: the distance between
Cape Maysi, the eastern terminus OF the tor-
mer island, and Cape St. Nicholas the west
ern terminus of the latter, being not more
than twenty-five miles. la the western por-
ton Of liayti, covering about one-third OF the
arena IF the island, is established the Repub
lie Of Hayti, Port au Prince being its capital.
The eastern division of the same island, and
BY far the most mountainous, constitutes the
Republic Of Dominica of which San Domingo
is the capital The Mona Passage, another
entrance from the Atlantic 10 the Caribbean
Sea. separates on that side lIayti from the is
land of Porto Rico, the Stirat that divides
them being about the sane breadth as the
Windward Passage twenty-five miles. II will
thus hceen that llayti lies exactly midway
Cuba and Porto Rico, both Of which are Span
ISL dependencies, and any Power holding
these three islands would be in possession
of the gateways OF the ocean to the Cult OF
Mexico, the caribbean Sea, and all the States
Of Central America.
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O'CoxSELL AND THE TINES CORRESPOND
rSr.-The Mr.. Russell, who now repre-
sents the London Times here, is the same
gentleman who was sent by that journal to
ireland, to report OConuelpS speeches dur
ing the Repeal agitation. One Of the first
meetings the newspaper man attended was
in Kerry. Having heard Of O'ConnelPs
polite qualities, lie thought he would ask
that gentleman's permission to take a ver-
hatim account Of the grafton. The 'Llber-
ator" not only consented, but in his oiliest
manner, informed the assembled audience
that until that gintleman was provided
with all writin'' convaniences, he wouldn't
spake word" assuming an extra brogue,
which was altogether unnecessary. Russell
was delighted. The preparations began,
and were completed; Russell was ready.
''Are you quite ready?' asked Dan.
''Quite ready"
"Now, are you sure you're intirely rea-
dy?"
Il am certain, sir. Yes"
The crowd becoming excited and impa-
tient, Dan said:-"Now, pom my conscience
/ won't begin the speech till the London
gintemar is intirely ready
After waiting another moment or 50,
O'Conuell advanced; eyes glistened; ears were
all attention: and the reportorial pencil arose.
Dan gave one more benignant smile on the
correspondent winked at the auditors and
commenced his speech in the Irish Ian
guage, to the irrepressible horror of the pre-
sent editor Of The Army and Navy Gazette,
and TO the infinite delight of all Kerry.
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SPRING GOODS.


BRYAN Il ADAMS, AGENTS,
A RE NOW receiving part Of their supply OF
"A SPRING GOODS, intending AZ the season
advances to rcpleniSh their stock, and hope by
their assnrIuent being suitable t" The trade, anv
ut right prices to merit full share ui the publ,
patronage. We in part
4.I, IS, and "A Brown Cotton
lO-4 and 4 Brown and Beached Cotton
Blenchci aud fine Brown Cottons
New York Mills ani Wamsutla Cottona
Cotton Osnaburgs Plaid Doincstics
Striped UsnaburgS, Chambrays
Shifting Stripes, Canton Fannels
Blue DonimS and Walnut Drills
Kentucky Jeans. Brown Tweeis
Bed TickngS, Twilcd Duck
Cuttunatc. Brown Linen brill
Brown French Linens. Irish Linens
Bcarhcd aud Brown Table Diapers
Iiuckaback and Scotch Diapers
Me,licated Towels. Crash Dvwas
Cambria Dmty, India Dimity
White C;lmbrics, Checked MuSlins
MouselaneS, Challic DeLanes, Alpaccas
Lawns, Travelling Goods, DcBage
Calcoes, large assortment; dinghaIns
Rrillants, Linen Cambria lIandkerchiefs
Cotton Hosiery, Cloths, Cussimcres
Eestings, NeckticS, Gentlemen's Kid Gloves
Ladies' Kid and Lisle Gloves
Corset Jeans, coored Cam urlcS, &C., &c.