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New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-21

Wimifred Be,rsm Is religious novel BY Mrs.
CHARIEs the popular suhOress OF TheSchonbergC Cote
Family" published BY NJ W. Dodd. The story Is ono
Of English domestic life and Of recent times. A ju-
yene work also by Mrs. Charles. written in style se
,imple pathos and beauty is The Song Without Words.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-21
LITERARY ITE MS.

Arnold Ruge, in the preface to his second
edition Of the SECOND volume Of his German Translation
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-21

Curions Facts of the History Of Insects, BY
FRANK CowAx, is volume, the title OF which wen
1scrhes ts character II is complete collection Of
legends supersions. beliefs and omnous signs con-
nso,sd with insects, together with account OF thetr
uss. IN medicine, art, and cookery. Without aiming
AZ entire scientific precision it forms popular COM
nation OF numerous wonderful facts In natural history
and sbounds in materials for agreeable reading Pub
lished by j. Is. Lppincott / Coz.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-21

Ind the Comptroller directed pay them from sppTopria
ton Tor ~ q OfScers nnd WHnrs.es' Fees"
Repor accepted and Tcfo.uon adopted by the following
vIsi
ACrHaye-SupeIvi.or Davis. Ety. FoI, Roche Shook.
Smith stewart Tweed cad Willmann-9.
Asgatv.-SuperySOr Buut-l
fhs Committee Annual Taxes 70 whom were referred
u bills for hitting up election polls for November
efden, l515, respectfully
REPORT:
That "a work authorized by the Supervisors having in
els;se tie seyeIal NsTds end are sworn 20
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-21

The illustrated edition Of DR.. WATrs's Diesns
and Moral Songs for Children, published by Hurd q
Houehton. presents those famous old di;ties IN os"
sufficiently engaging to make up for the some" NAT an
tiquaed tone of their poetry and ethical teach'nss
The pictorial embellishments are from designs oy kn-
esh artists Of distinction and have generally the rare
merit OF being adapted to their subjects and presenting
them in an impressive light without distortion or s1'
aggeration.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-21

OUR YOUNG FOLKS. JANUARY, 1856. Ticknor Fields.
The names of the principal contributors to TINS
juvenile monthly are all ample guarantee FOR tne
excellence of its contents. They comprise many or
our most esteemed writer's, Mrs. l.. Maria Chlid'
Mrs. Stowe, Gail Hamilton, Rose Terry, 4. W.
Hiygnson, Miss Alcott, Whittier and Longfellow.
and Others whose productions are always welcome
and rewardng to every circle Of readers The pres
ent number is embcllsh with fine steel engrav-
ing of Mrs. Stowe, accompanying brief sketch OF
her life and literary career.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-21

A communication received from the siI,et Coniin.
oner, transmitting spporiionent oi ~ 'e Iat
tn Of paving Third avenue between Fiy a'h and lightly
si,'h siT"-fs. ssOllOws. -
STREET CoMxissIoSERs OPYict, NO ~ brohdNeNf
NHw OAK. Dee. "a, 1865.
To tie Honorable the Common Council .
hercw transmit yoor Honorable Body a'atem e' oi
le supoopmeui Of nse-sinsnt made b. this Department
under Section twenty eight Chapter two. Auce one II IN
Ordinance amending Ordnance 20 toginife tho Hi'r'
Department. approved Jauuery 4, la53
H. h@ matter Of Third aveuus apbloct pawn. between
Ruy siath sud Fighty s.,ih streets
~ NJ 80 aal KlncA 80 MAId 40. % A.. sll1
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-21

- sic red sBd SLOWED snd he Comptroller directed TO pay
N,n IL ~ appropriation or Election Expcnses'
Ap sccepled and IesOlaton adopted b. the following
sAtruaive-supervsor, Blunt Davis Fox, Roche, shook
'I'h Kh s'cgsft. Tweed and Wlmann-9.
aIs.<-'s-sup4IyisoT r. y-l.
Ne sams directed 10 be sent to his Honor the
's!T io' spmoysL
l< nindiee on Criminal Courts end Police to whom
AZ fred the snnexed bills for serving subpenas, respect
REPORT:
ia bills dolly verified and ere certified as correct
w erk oithe CouIt.
,a cnHii,se would therefore submit for adoption the
"s,r@inz yiz:
,i Thsi the bills Of the following named for serving
of the lourt OF Special Sessions FOL month oi Octo
soeiied and allowed, viz:
'Asnes T.. .BaIsdict................... Ty %
a. - '.ro oy6 % w
np roller directed pay them from appropriation
Re-. sh and W.Be.ses Fees" 80,
vet, Stepicd md resolution adopted, by the following
srI sre-sgpeIvisoIs Dsyis, Fly FoI, Roche, Shook.
.e"gti Tweed guA Wiinsnn-9.
I,tut-sDpeNi,oT Bun-l.
"Ssssi er spyroysi - w ''A' ~
stniptee on Annual Taxes 10 whom wss referred
sape'ition Of bsy. Vim. Beldcn respectfully
tie. ionfr asfs iOr reduction Of tax 70 the amount
e ~, u0lsis On the galuaiign o. BIS house ana
sisei ''"v nsndfei lnd twenty seven West Twentieth
i,f Ia reglarly y.ordsined and sDthorled Min.
As1tL N % 81 ile Fourth pIstDyteIy oi Now OH, aud
''sa 70 Tic Reduction asked ior
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-21

A large collection of new juvenile books.
published by James Miller, includes variety OF inter
esting stories, biographical sketches, rhymes and
verses well adapted to the Christmas delectaton OF
Young readers. Among them may be noticed IAs
Danish Story Book by HANS ANDERSEN. charming
bouquet OF Scandinavian legends, familiar domestic
sketches and other narratives; second series %
Mdsn S,ores; and several characteristic tales ~ ME-
$. c. HALL, most Of which are profusely Illustrated.
and printed in an attractive form.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-21

SPECIAL sr.sos-Tuesd1y, Dec; 10. 1865
o,o,., 3o:lock p.
The EoaId met in their Chamber No. 10 City Hail. pursuant
20 IN. following CALI IN ,oc.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-21

Tie Monthly Recie,o is the title of new mag
azine of which We have received the first number.
edited by WILLIAM WRIGHT. and devoted to politics.
industry science sociology aud theology. 1t is in
tended to promote the industrial interests Of The
country without taking sides either with the capitalist
or the workingmsn discussing the main questions at
issue without reference to party associations or indi
yidual claims TIE long experience Of the editor In
connection with the newspaper press gives lin many
practical advantages for the enterprise in which he has
embarked. published by the American News Coz
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-04-07

When Jehn O. Adams WAS Presi-
dent, he was travelling ",neog" through
New York State and never having
seen Chancellor Kent, conel luded to
give him call He reached bis house
quite late in the evening, and without
sending up his name was uskcred into
the library where the chancellor was
busy reading. He looked up from his
book, requested bis unknown visitor to
he seated, and resumed his reading.
After looking around FIR . few min
utes, the President addressed the Chan
cellor, and the following conversation
ensued. .....
Il see you have a great many books
here,' said the president.
Yes"
II see you have Shakespeare" said
the President, "have you ever read it!'
yes"
.sDo you know the moral Of Othclloe'
"Certainly, every one knows the
moral Of Otnello," said the Chancellor
"What is it?" ..
"Why, to beware of Jealousy, &C."
"No Sir you are wrong"
"What is it; then'' said the Chan
cellor, greatly surprised,
The moral of Othellc,"' said the
President, sis that white woma
must not marry black man."
Att doctrine SO novel, and . moral
90 original, the Chancellor concluded
that his visitor was an escaped lunatie
90 he ran to the door calling, evil
liam! William! (his sony come up here
there is crazy man in my room" Al
soon az John @. could sufficiently con
troll his laughter to speak, he lntroaus
cd himself, and the Chancellor the,
fhsd ssms doubts ~ 70 bis own ssnisy.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-04-07
ANEW counterfeit United States

ANRw counterfeit United States
Treasury Note Of the denomination Of
five dollars, is ahoat. 1t Is poorly ex-
eoutsd, the engraving being quits
coarse and rough in appearance. The
Goddess Of Liberty on the left end Of
tho note, and the grousd- work around
the figure s on tho upper r,ght-hand
corner, arc very poorly engraved, and
present dim and mixed appearance.
The green on the back il Of an indif-
erent shade, and unlike ths ssnu;se,
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-04-07

A HoRss FLy.-Two sentlemsr
angling in the Ssvisn, near Shrewsbury,
lately. e'ali not agree upon ia. ap.
pearance of the horse-ay, and they
agreed to refer the question to rustic
whom they saw pioughing near ,hen
and sseosted him thus: Did you eve.
see horse fly"
:Why," said Hodge, scratching his
upper Story, 'nos. dra, it, l never seed
horse fly, but l once seed = COW fall
yer q precipice!"
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-04-07

The OLD GuAED.-The April mum.
ber of The Old Guard il before us.
The leading article is review Of he
"Northern War of Tariffs Upon tbs
South" Among the other articles are
"Nspo'ean On the aespotlsm Of Taxes"
''Abolition of Slavery Impossible"
The Story. "The Peer and the Pain
ter" grows IN interest The editor
contributes very pretty piece Of pc
etry, entitled "Down in the woody Hol-
low" and some thrilling verses, by DR..
English. on "Dssth and Tsnsment
Houses, " will attract general attention.
Single copies sont (post paid) for 60
cents. Van Everie. Horton 4 Co.,
1852 Nassau st., N. 7.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-04-07

Why Roger A Pryor me Of
the worst and most malignan.
rebels that .ver swore by the Con.
federate flag and at the Union
flag, u As treated while = prisoner
so much better than other prison.
ers ar, we cannot understand
We have stopped trying to under.
stand l..
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-04-07
NEW FIGURING MILL.

The people Of Howard County. Iowa. and
Soutbern Minnesota are herebv notified that
tn. FIGURING Mil a. FREDERICKSBURG.
Nats ;ranysr) MINI isnow in op~r atom and
rssdy for Custom \ ork Of all kinds
With skillfnl millsrs and by doing good
work we hope to merit and rsseiys share
sfP.b'lc patronage. t1. n
Parties from distance will b promptly
ATTENDED TO-
nSveusl 4kxO. NE1M ANN
Nm - AooA Hs1pstsesR.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-04-07

Seven hundred bounty Jumpers were
arrested at Hoboken last ~ tuaday, az
ger having enlisted at bogus recruit.
ing station. They were all put iu
irons and sent to Governors island TO-.
day. Seventeen substi tu,s brokers
were arrested at the same time,
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-04-07
D\SS & ELNENDORF,

FORWARDING, STORAGE and COMMISSION NER
CHANTS,
Public Square. Me';rrror. Iown
AGENTS for NcCormicks Reaper. Dow e.
Fowler and Canton Sweenstnke Threshine
Machines, Moss IL Williams' and Rraina;rd :
Sugar Evaporstors and Fropt's Sugar Cane
Mills.
Kent const ontlv on hand. Horse -Rakes
Cradles. Crind-Stoncs P'ows Sc. IN anv
quantity TO suit purchasers. Ino44,31v.]
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-04-07

TsuE WoHAH. - The poet says
true woman.
scstters around her wherever she
. stays,
Roses of bliss Ger our thorn covered
ways"
And he should have added uakss
nice light biscuits by using the Chen-
ical Saleratus, to be Had q al ths re-
.l.enk!s Fesss'
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-04-07

A certain Judge was obliged to sleep
with an ir'shman in 4 crowded hotel,
when the following conversation ensuel:
Pat, you would have remained .
long time In the old country before you
could have slept with judge, would
you not2'
Yes yer honor" said Pat; ".nd /
think your honor would have been 8
long time in the ould country befors
ye'd besn G Judge too"
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-04-07

Sir b R. in one Of tho debates
on the question Of the Irish Union,
made . speech in favor Of it, which he
concluded by saying, That it would
change the barren hills into fruitful
vallevs!'
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-04-07
ISAIAH Oh ANDY JeMNssN, rT.AL.

The telegraph inforss W, with or.
scalar brevi'y tha t the "President took
the oath Of office with his hand IN the
open Bible, according to custom. Mr..
Middleton, the clerk of the Supreme
Court, had opened it, without prsmedi-
tatiou, at the 5th Chapter Of Isaiah "
The chapter referred to contains the
following cminently appropriate verses.
A the President, and Mr.. Middleton
and the government censor have made
the application, there can be no harm
in our prinsingi,:
| CONCERNING ANDY SoANsoN.
IL. Wo unto them that rise W
esrly IN the morning, that they may fol-
low serong drink; that continues until
night, till wine inAame them.
ON THE INAUGURATION BALL.
l2. Aud the harp and the viol, the
tabret, the pipe, and the wine are in
their fessts but they regard Tot the
work of the Lord, neither consideration
Of his hands.
1S. Therefore my people are gone
into captivity, BECAUSE they havs nc
knowledge; and their honorable men are
famishe d, and their multitude dried up
vith thirst.
a. Therefore hell hath enlarged her.
self and opened her mouth without
measure and their glory, and their
multitude, and their pomp, and he that
rejoiceth shall descend into it.
WITH REGARD TO sHoDDY.
8 Wo unto them that jim house to
house, aud lay field TO field, till there
be no place that they may be palced
alone in the midst of the earth.
ANDY JOHNSON AaAlK.
%. Wo unto them that are mighty
to drink wine, and men CT strength to
mingle strong drink.
| %. Which justify the wicked for re.
ward, and take away the righteousness
of the righteous from him.
AN ENaLlsB CURE FOR DRuNkEN-
NESS There s famous prescription
in uso in England, for the care Of
drunkenness, by which thousands are
said to have been assists in recover
ing themselves. The receipt cane in
TO notoricty through the efarts of J IN
Wac Hall, commander of 5he Great
Eastern steamship, He hal fallen in-
to such h.bi,usl drunkenness that his
most earnest eff fJrts t. reclaim himself
proved unsvalllng. At lasc he s'ugh
tie advice Of an eminent physician
" gave him prescription which he
followed faithfully for seven months an
a: the end Of that time had lost sll de-
sire for liquor, although he had beer
fer many years led captive by the nos
debasing appetite. The receipt, which
he afterwards published, and by which
so many other drunkards have been as
sisted to reform, is as follows: Sui
phate of iron, five graiAs; magnssia
ten grains; peppermint water, eleven
drachms; spirit of nutmeg, one drachn
twice day This preparation act'
as tonic and stimulant, and 70 parts
ally supplies the place of the accustom
ed liquor, and prevents tha t absolute
physical and mora' pr ostration thai
follows sudden breaking off from tht
use of stimulating drinks.
| The editor Of the New York Times,
} who tries to play the philosopher ocea
sionslly tells US that every loyal mar
should bs thankful for the first disas
ter at Bull Run We believe W.
shall leave it to the rebels to be thank
full for that. They have not nucf
now to be thankful for, and they moy
have the exclusive right to this,
| --<>S-
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-04-07

us that in the country last summer he
asked very pretty girl to give him .
kiss and she fatty told him she would
not, that he was old enough to help
himse!f,
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-04-07

SPRING is THE SEEp TINE or
DlsEAsE.-,A]l who are suffering from
indisposition to think, langor, fatigue,
after walking, palpitation Of the heart
distress after eating, heartburn, DE-
precision Of spirits, desire for solitude,
sick and nervous headache, and . nun.
Der of other affections of this class,
rendering person unfit for tho society
of his friends or the world, We say take
tho Red Jacket Stomach Rittsrs which
are sold by al druggists throughout
the eountry.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-04-07

scj.rs burn the SKATERS and picter,.
The pyanners will deu we'll enuff for
the young folks ten psound oates, but
the jewlry an dressess il jest the
same as cash. Your father says yeou
must hurry up an git the South exter-
minated as soon as you can, for then
we're comm dsouwn to confiscate an
locate, an 50 Is the most off folks ab-
eout here. and yeour father wants yeou
to lot him know the very mint they'r
exterminated and sutjugated, 80 he
can get deown there ahead o anybody
else. Kezire says don't forget some
silk dresses for her; yeour brother Job
says if yeu can captsr good gold
watch an a diamond pin he don't mind
allowin you fair second hand price
for em' in petrolynm stock, which he's
the president of the company. Exter-
inmate as many Of the gothic vauaels
as you can, and capter all tho property
ysou can find, an don't forge. teu read
ycour bible steddy, is the wish and
prayer Of yeoas atfecshenit mother,
HAMMER TlFLlNs.
Oh! p 8. I forgot teu tell you that
deacon Pardon's darter. Mehitab]e, 10
goin' teu be married next harvest time
to colored man that skewered his
libity from bondage in the suthsrn
climes, by settin'. FIRE to his gothic
masters ,paushun and burnin' up the
family, an then 'scapin' inteu Mas
saehusetts, the 'sylum o the pressed
colored man. He's good an noble and
Plus, though he amt teu say good
lookin.' Mehible brought him reound
teu eour heousc to.her evenin' on Wis
it; the room was pooty warm an he
smsls little leoud, but Mehitable says
he's fond o the sent, cause mister
Genatlon that wrote book abeout it
says its healthy. Old cerperhead
Stanchard slept in short spell srter
they went eout, and we couldn't beat
out of his atubborn head that there
was nt skunk in the cellar. Mehlt
says that Mr. Swankey CHATS her COL
ored beau's nancy Romeo Swankey,
is goiu' tu study fur lawyer. Ne
hits & learnin' him his letters, au'
shs's only been teu weeks at it, an he
knose A and W and lizard when he
sexes'em al esiy. an yet thar sbomin-
able pizen oil copperheai oll sancl-
ARD. -%.'s when tnAt ii lgyes learns tea
read t}sIe'l, be god skatin' IN he'll
Them was his very words, the horria
old bIas. eaiemer.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-04-07
: NEW OREGON HOWARD COUNTY. IOWA, APRIL T. 1885
Hammer Tifan to her Dear Nsamire Q.

Hammer Tifan to her Dear Nsamire.
(The following letter was presented our own cor
respondent by intelligent contrabanA, who said he
fourd it on the field Of bat'le) e)FREuxAss JOURNAL.
DARxEYsDALE Mass. FEB. 10 1855.
My Dear Nean,ire: Your last letter
hsz jes kun teu hand, and the ear rings
ten. Kazire says she's much obleeged
teu YOU; she looks fnst rate in 'am. /
CESS that suthern gal felt kind shall :
when yeu took 'em eout o her ears
Serve her right, tho cruel srol'p for
livin on thr sweat O the poor culler'd
mems breovs.o Last week C.pt. Big
GLOW sent his darter Gemimy splendid
pyanner he captured from a gothic
V~ndsl woman deown there. She had
The Impotence teu callhim a brute and
'heavin' Yankee but he get some O.
his men teu set FIRE teu her dress.
and she soon sung another tewn. Yer
brother Job has failed agih in bizness
and made atween 30 and 40 thousan'
and meow he's got the hansomist pew
in church. The Dillibys Netcsfs and
DewIitlles, and a good many more o.
oar nabers, has gone deown ten Savan-
ner tru get holt o'konfskated proper
ty. Yrur father thinks tha've went
deown leet!e mite teu scum; for he
SAYS ontll them Southern conferate
cueses in eout and eout exterminate d i.
he kalkerlates thn'll preowl areound o
nights and murder and set fire teu the
loyal eastern folks in cold blud, and |
teu. for by all akoun,s tha're jest as
savage as wild injuns and wunt stay
k"nfskated, no mattsr what eour graf
and noble president says. Kezire says
she wunders yeou haint sent her any
silk dresses yet; she says mebbe yeou
got some sweetheart deown there tew
give 'em tew; but l guess that's only
her fun, for she knows YOU wouldn't
think o takin' a shine tew any such
gothic vanda's. All the folks in this
section goes for a vigorous prose cutiop
.>f.h~ L.. r~o.tr n.roh all or ,su
has s::opea for Kannady to git clear @
the draft. We've got new minister
mere. lies only preached the tcw last
sahhaths; he goes IN str 'ng for war and
ex'er"'nat'on. tie SAYS if he had his
way he'd SOAK the hull con'ederacy in
Se'"seeh lie, AMI set h's ,ew 'em, men,
~'"'"' sHH ch''dren s'lHut the "ui'er'd
'''As We IKE nm better than any
"'":s>sf He e1er hahn. O~r&eYs'i4 te,
"' = a. DS47E P@a''iiY has
&s' hti 'iat'e ,1s t, a 'tet.ch woman
nat was stay'" her spe'i last syn
"er. She 'nHde peb7y some presents
ter 'et''n' her take little Enoch, ard
meow the frcnch woman has took HIN
way ten trance. Debhy says the
hand OF fr'vldence was lnteu 1t, cause
1t Will save her all the expense of her
cl"fh'n' schoolln' and pervlslons.-
There's 81 many O the men folks gone
away 'r"n here, it seems as if there
wasn'tnothln' lett but wlmln, and tha're
cutt'n: wus than Satan. l don't
know whatlI become o, the critters If
the southern kontederacy amt sxter-
minated seun; so their husdan's and
brothers can GIT home from Kannady
to" see EN-. Glneral Butler has been
maxim eDeeches on teW IIoell and Roa.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-04-07
WHOLE NO. 29!

Some good comes from tho Wee
Presidents getting drunk, for the city
authorities Of Washington have re-
solved that the cutters shall bs thor.
ough'y cleaned. This will he very
beneficial to the health Of tho Wash.
ingtonians-and will save tho Yics
Presidents new clothes. 3
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-04-07
BRooK" "oTFL..
c. E. Brooks. Propriete,

OSsIAN WINNESHEIK Co............ NOVA.
sconsan.ly prepared to furnish satisfactory accomods
d.,ions all those favoring him with their patronage No
eforts viii he spared to this house pleasant resort to
all travelling East or West A good s.ahlns attached
there IL Of the Mississippi: charges reas.n.hle
November 18th, 1861. tn!lvstf]
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-04-07

The editor Of the New York Times,
who tries to play the philosopher ocea-
sionaIly tells US that every loyal man
should be thankful for the first disas-
ter at Bull Ran We believe we
shall leave it to the rebels to be thank
full for that. They have not much
now to be thankful for, and they moy
have the exclusive right to this,
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-04-07

(The following lstter was presented +" our own
respondent by intelligent contrabanA who said he
fourd 1t the field Of battle )-FREExAEs JOURNAL.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-05-02

VIII be found at the establishment Of J.
{, PickOls No. 2l3 Market street, Will
mington Delaware. a large and iine Assor-
ment of China, Glass aud Queensware, con-
sisiipg Of Tea, Dinner aud Toilet Sets, Of
the very bes quality, which will be sold
separately or by the set. Everything in his
line OF business will bo kept constantly on
hand. Coal Oil Lamps, Wcks, Ohimneys !
to all Of which he invites tho attention Of
purchasers. Goods delivered to all parts of
the city free of charge.
April l4-2m.
MOURNING BApGgs--w notice tho ladies of
Philadelphia and New York are wearing badges
in token of the national loss. The nicsst article
to make these badges of is Grape ribbon, full
supply Of which, in both hlnok aud white, Is to
be found at Watrington's, III Market st.
sp2sH
SURRENDER being the order of tho day, l
capltulate at once, and offer the fine stock
of Millinery goods, now in store. to the ex-
animation Of our ladies.
Jos. IT. WARRISdToN,
April ld-ii I'll Market st.
LApIrs-You can fiud q full supply Of Hats,
Donnets, Hoods, Ribbons, Flowers, Laces. SC
at Marriugton's, 7ll Market vt. op2S6