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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-04-19
H. We should Ike to have any one "

E1- We should like to have any one who
deems himself well enough posted, inform
Us Of the difference between Sumner and
Asbley's bills for reducing the so-called SO
coded States to territories and the Secession
ism of JcT. Davis, Toombs. ana others. /,
has always appeared TO US that Mr.. Lincoln
and other high functionaries were endeavor.
ing 10 put down the rebellion and restore
the Government to its former basis-.o the
greatne and grandeur which it has occu
pied since its forOation. In all 81 Mr.. Lin
coins public missives be has never spoken
Of anything else. In his inaugural, his
proclau atoms, his call for troops, de-, he has
always spoken Of persons in rebellion" e.
gainst the Government, but nerer Of "secc-
ded S!qtes." Then. why, and how is il. that
the government is to be restored il we ac-
knowledge that State tan or has seeded?
The proposition is absurd. Adopt or ad-
mi. it and England or any other power has
fun and fair right to interfere against us,
and we must assume the position that we
are waging a war Of Laporte
Union.
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In Glasgow, Scotland, so per cent. of
the chiliren born die under five years Of
age.
There are at this time $4,000 more fc-
males than there are males in the city Of
New York.
woman in Harrisburg, Pa, claims di-
vorcc because her husband has joined the
rebel army.
The Maine Legislature has adjourned.
after / l weeks session. 1t has passed IS
ac's and 1875 resolves.
One hundred and two new buildings are
now in process OF erection in Cincinnati, a,
an estimated cost OF 100000.
The County Treasurers of Winconsin are
still 500. 4S7 IN arrears 10 the State, as APP
pears by report to The Legislature.
Kansas is full OF Missouri contrabauds.
Their number is estimated at 6, 900, of whom
S 600 arrived after the rebellion broke out.
The telegraph operator at Salt Lake com.
municates the intelligence that the snow on
the mountains is about FIVE feet on a level.
Gen. Grant, though hardly 40 years of
age, has been in G battles, in four of which
he commanded, and was in the Mex lean
war.
The lead mines Of Missouri upon which
the rebels depended for their lead are again
in loyal hands. and supplies are coming for
ward
A boiler exploded in Baltimore last week
and in its fall. crushed in the roof of a
school-housc, killing two children and
wounded seven.
The cost Of the Boston schools last year
was over six hundred thousand dollars
The salaries Of the teachers amounted to
S286,OO0.
Another slave trader. Zeno Kelley. has
been arrested in New Bedford. He was Ia
ken to Boston on Tuesday, and held to bail
10 the sum of 900.
Mr.. Abraham Bailey, of Attleboro', Mass.
slaughtered a hog that weighed, when
dressed, nine hundred end fifty six pounds.
The Rev Joseph F. Tutile. D. D. of
Rockwsy. N. j.. has been elected Presidents
of the Wabash College. Ind. He has &C
cepted the appointment.
A terrible explosion occurred on Satur
day the Goth ult. in Philadclphia A cart.
ridge mandatory was blown up, and nearly
so people killed aud wounded.
Among the workmen employed in a rake
factory in Mt. Holly. W.. is blind man.
Addison Warren. lie is one of the bes.
workmsn in the establishment.
At one point a ravine probably, on the
California telegraph line. the snow has drift
ted to the depth Of 20 feet. covering up tel
egraph poles, wire and oil.
The peach crop 10 the interior of Penn-
sylvania gives good promise.
The British troops at Vera Cruz. save
100. have embarked. ready to start for
home.
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Another Explosion aud Death

The Detroit Free Press gives the particu-
lars Of an explosion and subsequent death
to a servant girl named Lizzie Orth, in the
house of her employer. Mr.. Wheeler. in
that city:
The girl came in from church in the eve
ming. took a clt-genera,ing coal oil lamp,
and as was her custom, poured a few drops
of fluid into the little cup attached to the
burner, for the purpose OF lighting it, and in
doing so held lighted match near the oil
can which exploded. throwing the fluid all
over her. She ran into hall, one mass Of
flame, where thick wooden cloak was
thrown over her and WOODEN table cover
then two gentlemen seized her and wrapping
the wet clothes of the weeks washing,
around her, cxtinguished the flames. The
girl was burned from head to foot and died
in few hours.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-04-19

Wursemoerg contributes $4,000 Saxony
$4,000 toward ssnding contribution to the
Wossds fals. Austria votes eco, 900.
Bavaria 81. 900 and Prussia fI5.ooO.
The ooss Of the army rations is le 81
cents- Previous to the war 14a cent?
II 10 made by "a increase Of the -four ration
sad the addition ofPotasoes. molssses. rice.
and hcminy.
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For Sale.

u ESPECTFULLY announces .shecisircrsof Rich
~ mond and vicinity thar he is nov permanently
located in this place. AMI prepared as nine years
prsctiee in Cincinnati, perform work in the
Approved style. OF the Dental Art ContIouous Gum,
Nalcsnise Base, Cold and Silver work, made in ftyie
to challenge competition, and at prices Is low the
quality Of the voxk Uniformed win Justify.
Richmond, Jan 4,h, 1882.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-18

IL Mayor weightman, Of Boston, has writ
ten q letter to President Lincoln, which has the
ring Of patriotism without conditions, In which
respect It 10 essentially unlike the response Of
Gov Andrews, Of that State TO the call for troops
Mayor Weightman denies the right Of the Gov
ernor Of Massachusetts to speak for the loyal ci-
zens Of tbs State In proposing any conditions In
regard to the question Of slavery, as affecting .
further requisition for volunteers. The Mayor
says there may be small towns or sections in the
Commonwealth, where emancipation nd aiming
Of slaves might be offered an excuse for non
enlistment, but the lsrgs majority Of the people
81 that State view with disapprobation any effort
to mingls slavery with the crushing OF this re-
oslon, while the Presidents efforts to resist the
Interpolation of this ditcordant cement, and his
appointment Of Governors johnson and Stanley.
mas been very generally sustained. The letter
states that Massachusetts may be relied on for any
call, and that the introducti3n Of the subject IL
conformity with the views CT Gov. Andrew would
Croduce serious Injury to the cause Of enlist
ntnt. rbe Mayor begs the President, therefore,
to make his requisition upon the State Of Massa-
chusstts with confidence IN the Loyalty and de-
vo,ion Of her citizens, and with the assurance
shat Boston will az cheerfully respond in the
future as In the past to any demand Of the Gov
eminent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-18

The FRENCH RKpuLsE IN Ms1rco-E. L..
Plumb, Esq, bearer Of dispatches from Mexico,
arrived here on Saturday. Mr.. Plumb left the
city Of Mexico on the 2lEt ult and Vera Cruz on
the LIST inst, and brings ratified copies OF the
postal convention and extrsdition treaty conclu-
dsd with Mexico Ia December Last, the ratifca-
lions Of which were exchanged in he city Of
Mexico on tie 20th ult
The news Of the defeat Of the French O. Puebla
Is fully confirmed. The MeIicans ers not, Is
has been stated, In greater numb. 0 Insn the
French On the contrary, they Were en- IN num-
Der, and portion only Of them hao tn adyan-
tage OF entertainments. The fight wal bravely
contested on both sides, but on each of three de-
termined charges the French were valiaatly re.
pulsed and forced to retire. Since their retreat
70 Orilaba, the French forces have been closely
hemmed In at that place, but no attack upon them
wi II probably be made until the disposition of the
Emperor 10 known. IL 10 still hoped that he will
withdraw his support from the restless schemes
Of saligny and Almonte The policy Of the con-
stitutional government, thus far, mas been purely
defensive, and no animosity has a. yet been
svoved asainst the French people or the Empe-
ror; but the hatred against saligny and Almonte
and their partizans are intense.
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LATE FROM sseCLkLLAN,s ARMY.


G.iSss' HILL, Monday Noon, June 1s.-Yes.
terday our piel cts were driven in on the le, and
our men, ip repulsing them, had one or two
wounded. We took six Of them prisoners, and
earned t5at they belonged to the sd Nerth Car
North Carolina, the 4ith and isth Georgia, they
Ell Gold sboro' come two weeks ago, and reached
Richmond about ten DAYS since, when thsy were
at once sent to the front to do picket duty. They
ire ignorant Of other divisions except their own,
and saw ether troops are pouring In from the
South and Southwest. That they are going 70
defend Richmond at all hazards. lust beyond
7ur picket lines at Old Tavern, (Which 10 q mile
or little more from the battle field, they are
,tructed esrthwork.
The weather has been excessively sultry during
the last few DAYS, but Yesterday afternoon a
thunder storm cooled of the air, and made
the roads muddy again; few houn sunshine are
sufficient to convert the mud into clouds Of dust,
the soil being Of elayey mixture prevents the
water from soaking away.
Everything coming from the front indicates
that the rebels will make a strong stand between
Fair Oaks and Richmond. Our lines run from
that point to about half a mile below New Bridge,
directly In front, aud not distant a mile are a
large force Of Rebels at work, dav night, upon
number Of negroes are now working day and night
digging bitches. They now are at work al busy
al though their last Itch had not vet been dug
They have made some ave or six more arou nd
Richmond, and are running another line from
below Richmond out to q point below Fair Oaks,
from thence to New Bridge and up to the Me
chanicsville turnpike road and thence into the
city. These works mcs'lv command the public
roads, and the fields are filled with rife pits; the
woods, where 1t !. not swampy. are having trees
felled and barricades built. The country ill the
way into Richmond Is more or less wooded and
billy. Their camps are growing In numbers
rnond bu, IS dotted with tents working parties
digging dirt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-18

GENERAL HUNTER AND THE ENLISTMENT OF
NEsRoEs.-Several DAYS ago a resolution was
passed by the House inquiring of the Secretary Of
War whether Grn. Hunter has organized a repf.
ment Of blacks, fugitive slaves, &c for the de.
fense OF the Union Secretary Stanton has an
swered this resolution to the effect that ths
Department has no ofhcial information on the
subject Ia order 10 axcertain IL this Is true a
copy Of the resolution, az passed by the House,
has been transmitted TO Gen. Hunter, to make a
report thereon. The Secretary adds:
4" Gen. Hunter was not authorized TO organize
such regiment, but upon his requisition arms
and clothing have been sent to the forces under
his command, without instructions as to the
manner In which they were TO be used He has
not been promised with arms to be placed In the
hands Of slaves and black fugitives''
As to that part OF the resolution calling for the
order and the cores pondence between Gen Hun.
ter and the Department, the President instruct
Secretary stanton to say that 80 such a report al
this time would, In his opinion, be improper and
incompatible with the public welf,re.n
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ID Latest repolts from Norfolk say: Quie
ssigns supreme Ysnhee traders who, are for
tunsis enough 10 obtain permiasIon 10 sell goods
are making fortune. Gen. viele 10 suIl At the
Custem House. aumof sends the General into
active service, but there 10 nothing to sabstantiats
his report
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-18

FIsAScIAL New York papers Of Yesterday say :
The stock market receded this morning 4 per
cent. on Government stocks The reaction is va
riously ascribed % the public suspense in regard
TO the military situation before II Richmond and TO
the unsetiling Of the policv Of the Treasury De-
partment in reference to United States notes of
circulation, but beyond these causes II would
perhaps, be quite as reasonable TO attribute the
decline 10 the disposition among some OF the bulls
TO realize on the recent very rapid advance. Gold
ct the Stock Board is l05al054, and at the coun-
ters OF the money brokers lOjaIt6H per cent. buy
ipg, and 1Od 4 alC6H sailing Tue rate In Lon
don Is III AaIlk p! cent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-18

TINE GxxxRAL LAND OYvIcz has recently des.
patched Instructions TO the most distant points
On the Pacific, and In other surveying districts
Of the United States, with view to give effect to
recent surveying appropriations, and other recent
laws, bearing upon the survey Of the public lands
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-18

USrsnuous efforts are being made to ferret
out the guerilla parties who harrass Gen McCIel-
lan's rear guard, and sure and swift pun.shmen nj
W II be meted out to them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-18

u Telsgraphic communication between Fort
1sss Monroe and Norfolk and Sufslk has been
eomplsted. A line 10 communists with Gen.
Burnside viii speedily be built, thus bringing
ths War Department In constant communication
with all parts Of the army around Riehmond.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-18

psts senmea and his ofases In PrIHss steamer.
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CaEAP DRESS GOODS JUST RECEIVED
We " TO RE!
q llsces Berage AZ G ais, roally good quality, at
6Z cents,
20 pieces very beautiful Emb'd English Bsrsses,
at LEX cents.
80 pieces excellent Scotch Lawns, at 20 oents.
10 pieces very choice st, les PRINTED Lawns at TX
cents,
Is pieces EnElIsh Grenadines. very pretty and
cheap, l9x cents,
% pieces Grey Goods, in neat styles. at l2H cents,
IS pieces Scotch Organizes, At Iik cents.
IS piecrs Black ARD White Creek Moxsubisue
from lsk cents to 50 cents,
100 pieces very select ,tJle Of English Calieos 1t
We invite ,psoial attention to tire sbovs goods,
cheap a. they are Represented
JUSFPH ]. MAY,
sos Pa. avenue, between 9th and iOth sts.,
j. 10 81 Nav RtnTA-
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1UU FELLUWS HALLI
PO-LEMORAMA:
STAN Ely e. CON T,s
GIGANTIC ILLUSTRATIONS

WAX FOR THE UNION!
Comprisipg Views Of Clues North and sopth
kAst sna west batdes, smbardmeuts, MsrehSa
Expoeionl. soenesand Incidents Of every iinds
s1aae oI rst ios ress Nsoa
Tne Nsysl Battle st Haqsson Roads, In vsieh
the real moyement of shi % 10 reDrese ~.
ACTION OF THE MONITOR Ann al IA n
MAC-the Destruction OF the Coz rrees And ar.
oerLanoEEyhe Burning ard nkins Ship.-is mort
q, his Sreet Historic Work viii BE- preseatsd A
livery EVENING THIS wEkK.
Snd MEDNESDAY ans sAfURDAY XFYER-
NOONs 81 O'Clock for FAMILIES. led w.
4 PPOSL0 CONCERT SALOON. Iais NeV
n 1oIk sAloon, near Browns, NsticnaI and
Clefeooon Hotsls, cor. eth and Pa av, the eoolerf
- mess asreesole aoe whore . gentiemap really
osn s1lSy n evening In this town. We dofy oou1-
stsSo sn N rssard 70 sinEinE. ds1eing ana Iisyins
dan and So.t Of o,ss ssssp S,AiSSs, Gene
siding &C the piano. Prof q Nsdhmsn val knsyv
III BIS eoiiity, lseds the orchestra. HandoonS
waiter Girls In abundance, fom the New YorS
o'elock. b FREY, Prosnsscr. I'm 70
WAsaINGr ON CITY GARDEN, Nss Yc,I
~ a9ssst edsses lsf esd - as -fhe slbssri-
opened the above pleasant reTssf for this 1900.
sea tnat hei eaftsr on every Mendsy end ThursdsT
etS O'Clock p m. there WIN be Q bad OF mpsic N
stfSneanee A kns Ten-pin Alley and ssoos,nr
oenery have bean, erected for the snasenenS Oh
" rs. Cub And .ssesastloss can have tks uss
ri p.ss: sts s ss S 2 &c
esavors 70 lle..e III we NAY honor BIN With Their
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nEPoT oUARTERMAsTsR's OFFICE.

InkP0T QuARTERMAsTBR's OFFICE.
w..hiG scS 3. g.. June f.S rs, $751; sss
sxALIp Proposals. will be resolved At this ONES
unti FrdsI the 2,Ih day Of June, psi a. Il O'Clock
f. ssH :. 4. L D.s ss 9s ns1 d
g 9, ~ f:s' AZ IN iss. common Gu Ilni''
IL : ': ;: :SSyyss'' /: e: f.. IESas:
sssss I. sc..tirs. S.; :, 10 iSttlons,
IS i. ,ms:, ;. !. s:i,I.s &; E., ,,,,,,
ds,s sttsr sisnins the CONTRACT
The lumber to b. in.psct.d BY 90 inspector sp-
% 81 maze Geo1 ihs
Proposals. must bs pIslnly marked Proposals
The, .biIlty of the bidder to fill the contract,
shou it be awarded to him. must be rusrsnti d
so .a ne
shown By ne odoIs esftihC,,s Of The Elk Of the
n,stean, plo. court or OF the UnIte1 state,
Bidders must Sc present in person when the bids
are opened, o their proposals. will not be oonnd-
Roncs in the sum of Eve thousand dollars, signed
By the co ltrfctor and both of his qua anIors vii
ereq uired o. the successful bidder upon signing
Ihs Iitht to reject any or all bids that may be
aeemsa TOO high Is reserved BY tbs Depot Quar-
Info. NAL proposals VIII be rejected.
Eorvs Of Gsa,aaies
-, and -, OF N co,rtJ CT - ana STATE
o., do hereby guarantee that Is able to
Ii. Ias "a , 9TH the terms
accepted, he will Of once enter into contract In
accordance Herewith.
p,red 70 bee ONE his seorr ties
lTs TINS guarantee must be app ended the &c ti6-
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III e a d! RIA NJ, R E A DE-

h Il E A d.,
FOR SALE-A large assortment of MARBLE
MANTLES and TOMB STO..k WORK, with
out regard TO coat, a. nv Stone Yard corner New
Jsrsey avenue and street. ea5 the rsilroad de-
pot Having concluded to discontInue the marble
branch OF my bs-ihess, Offer 4 my mauufao "a red
work at prices far below oOst
Granite and brown Stone, North River Blue
Stone and rlagginK, Brennan and North River and
Marble TILES constantly on hand ard furnished to
order At the shortest rotios and the lowest cash
prices.
10 Il Inn NICHOLAS ACKER
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II The Louisville journal states that a trade
in powder, more or less extensive, 10 now carried
On between Cincinnati aud the rebel dominion
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-18
sririt Of the Msrninz Press.

Tie Tnt,Hig.sesr says that the British, a self
constituted guardians Of civilization, - having
been very much disturbed few months ago by
the stone blockade, )" may and q new cause for
Intervention In the burning Of cotton in the
South
The RepHbIi.aa argues that Il 10 not abroad
that we must lock for supplying the deficiency
In the cotton production, but TO this country and
holds that its cultivation must be extended north
ward TO Kansas and Illinois, and that freedom
must be extended southwark to the ancient seat
Of cottondom.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-18

TfHE WASHINGTON ACADRMYop MUSIC.
O. No, 2ss rem. avenue, s1ath side. between
Ssn snr IN sts Eve pvoniIg . Fs EE con
EkhI o! ths best oiasslcel a1d opera uIsIo ser
loI req oy artists in their fneet styls m
SSlpS .Er lR Ina don na sing or, has been CO.
gaged and Will entert.in IN. audiences with her
meoees att ,. m. daily: The eest Of ref sshmsnts
q moderate prices Omcers always In stts DC aros
Tor the preservation of ord-r
jsN I'm HfNRY s0sENTHAL, Prop,r
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WATCHES AND CLOCKS.
JUST Received An assortment OF WATCHES
And CLOCKS OF all dssor ptlons, warranted .
70 ksep time. PLATED CHAINS warrant. ~
Cd TO wear a. We as gold watch will be sold
at the lowest prices st
HENRY n. HEMPbER'S,
$40 @ st.. near Bank of Wsshingtou,
The ROTARY PENDULUM CLOCK, the
best, cheapest and most ornamental Cloek m en-
lsteEce, warranted tim keepers Its construction
IL curiosity. Call And sse il. TO Do had only OF
HENRY HkMPLER, $40 ST.,
10 Is %. near Bank OF Washipgton.
OAR & BRO'sGRAND CLOTaINe DEPOT,
II 90 ner aud It'll streets, is now the place
yhere all meu 60 70 bug their outfits of Simmer
Clothlng AID thsre are Eood reasons Why every
one should 20 there TO buy. Firstly, We sell oheap-
or than anJ other similar sut in tLis CITY,
secondly, our garments cannot b surpassed, IA
style making or Training, theT a-e &c ual TO the
best Of merohauttAliors work. And thirdly, we are
always careful 10 recommending our goods o. what
they really are, hence 10 deception.
. We respectfully solicit citixenr. strangers and
discharged soldiers TO come to BAR RRWS
establishment, of It'll and sty to buy eycry
Article of Clothing they nssd. 10 Is 9ms
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MILE ZANFRETTA,
THE sEIsRIsT BROTHERS, vs.
MONSIEUR VALaROE,
ALEXANDER ZANPRE1TA,

TRUTHS. TRUTHS. TRUTHS,
In relation 20 this MAMMOTH CONNECTION
ofIALENT. which during Is eIfsienos,is the
can claim the on used title of
A COMBINATION OF STARS:
M,LAI ZAsIRTTrA il the came Who vas the
dunnI issif reosns tour throsrh this sosnay eIsS
.nsy nsmoere6 IN the company. Bsoud.n. 6sbTIel,
nettis. sns vas sverIvssrs The festurs. She esr-
Termed the most astorishing feats on the CURUE
and SiD .s. Ss.Hrr Ct ps. Ihs {SsE
SMEEkLY StL.RY. paid o any living Artist
before the pubic for GO ntirued eng ageDeat she
mss oeen Tor montas, and still confines, the
$3.50 IHRH1 nusDR.D AID FIrrI DOLLARS $3.50
Fer week Of SIX nignts.
MILE MARIirrA RAvIL il the nieo, of Gabriel
pears the chief Terp Se eefoTs The
sot Winning 6esusy and hsr :. .IesSs Der ast
tiOn At the New York Canterbury. >'' 'D'' >'' ~
Miss EVA BRENT is pronounc d, without dis
tore the psbno. She has besa, for two yesrs, he
very hrst fayoIlie; and drawing the rgsst sinring
Taoon Opera House asvans, shs ors.isd a ANA. .se
ZION entirely eolssins the Italian Opera Dvnnas.
IHR SlIsRIsr BRoIHERs-All will remember the
oeieorsted FRA COIL Hlspoerome Aud The prnci-
i, the SeisrIss BTotasrs rhey change IS the ~s ole
isee OF serobstic performat cos in thls county.
day. TIE fiSsS tfViSs S SYMN ;ana 10
very .t MAEs % sAi Hs
ALSx,NpR. ZAKrsETrA, brother OF the oeautl-
fal Z.nfIetts, excel, al males IN msT ga O. the
GS,E: a;nG9 "a psrfrms Pas sea- an snoi-
uRISo CHANGE In the PRICE OF AD-
Admission Is cents; Orchestra Chair, 50 osn,.
Doors open stihi performance ~ az 0'oioel.
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NEW GOODS THIS DAY RECEIVED.
MANY OF THEM AUCTION BARGAINS.
Black Silks, yuperio- quality AID high lustrs, At
G,Sl. 81 y, 81 Is, and oil 30 per yard. and all
Grenadines and Twisted Silks at 81, 80, On, and rs
cents,
RIoh PM ted Bersses. at IS. 81, and 81 censs,
The handsomest assortment of Fins Paris Or
ssndle. to be found in the City, al g, 81, 81 and
Travelling Dress Goods In great variety, very
The above goods have BEEN selected With great
care Tor the best City trade and will be sold az
very small advance on the cost
JOS. J. MAY, "Nev Sto-en
erIstlf sos Pa. ave , between 9TH and 10th sta,
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WALL q BARNARD. Auenon.er,.

O0SG fd ocfEts dxd NtNfA sf~sef.
TRUSTEES SALE OF a LAR9E STOCK
Il OF 6INILzNAS's FuRNI-H NC 6osps ar
AuoTIoN-WIll Dc a. BY oatsloE1e, at the A no
n9n noo ms: on lOEsDtY, the stth instant, com
menoing % 10 O'Clock m the Isrge stock OF Gen
tleueo's FprlishIng Goods and BeaoSSiuSs' tthe
former stock Of w. NJ. q. hopkins, Fac j CON
prlsiug-
A lsrgs sssortment Of silk. Eel, and Son Hsts,
Panan., Legh srn, and STRAW Hats,
Fur Ard Cloth Caps,
w hIte and Colored X d, Sill nd Thread Glnvs<
MiiI.Sy Back eauatlets and Gloves Of ever de.
scriDton,
Robes &C Chsmbre,
vsnsss and Hat Boxes Of Leather
Fine Dress Shirts
Ho.iery. Pocket Handkerchief. Crsvats. and sz,-
India kubb.r &c DDS,
Umbrellas and Cares,
Combs, Bar Bru. hes, r, Q Dy, Perfumery, sos,s
ero other utefuL tollel articles,
Tnysllnr FLAGS, roilet Brushes, Tooth Brushes,
oye,s 6lasse., Boring Gloves, and Poils.
Muftisrs and Comferters,
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Also, Umbrella ans Cana Seands.
lrou Coupt.rs and Casea
Terms oash.
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