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AUCTION SALES.

RY WM. L. WALL q CO.. Aectionsers.
50 L.. Az, bet. 9th and ioti as aa'Aa''
sAIR OF HessEs. oARBIAeEs. DO.
u socf 4 t5s BASIN VI. fii +. ssd
to ssa .a.s. 10 :.s .sp r s
at sale.
A large collection Of desirable New and
sccsnd. . hspd.osrri.s.s, Busxies, noskawsys.
11'r''' wagons an. ass ether vehicles
Aisrss collection of New snd Second. hand Har.
ssssssr s sales =. the Bsa:sr every
WE tsRsi' ' wHft ' e.. sa sss.
RYJ. o. MCGUIRE & CO., Auetioneers.
HIGHT Bullying Lors nzAR9 THE MARINE
On rUs5pAH4R A ApEskkSa1EExx 9 IAsI
Ssoek the premises, We shall ses ts s1es s S
Saliaing Lots, fronting respectively on south @
sreet ana ith street east. at the corner Of these
These Lots are finely located for bulk ing purpo.
sset on ae square east of the Marine Bar
Terms; One-t third cash. the remainder in Sand -
'5 5ss,a 10. MCGUIRE + 90. Au,t,,
A p Y. s & N
ye IA Jas Y. MCGUIRE g Gu. Aucts.
RFJAs. O. MCGUIRE CO.. Auctioneers.
#sss 5f GEs A SS
On TU1sDAY AFTERNOON, June 18th, at g
oelock, en- the premises, We shall offer at public
sale, Lots Nos. 80, 81 and 3d. in subdivision Of
c9nafe 20: 462. fronting each Is feet on south
nIpe back about 20 feet to a % feet vide public
These lots sre finely located for private resi-.
dences overlooking the smithsonian aud Armory
square srounds. easy of access by the 18th street
passeenSes csTs and at convenient distance fir ON
Terms: One. fourth cash; the remainder in s, IL
and IS mapths. with interest. secured by deed OF
chaser. J. G. MCGUIRE Il co,
je3-d Auctioneers.
g2H1ABoyEsA SALE IS POSTPONED UNTIL
TUESDAY, June goth. same hour and place. in
jei4d j. O. MCGUIRE & CO.. Aucts.
RY GRIEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
ADMINIsrRATRIx's SALE OF STOCK OF
FARMING UTENSILS, WAGONS. HARNESS,
HAY. AND Rye STRAW AT PUBLIC SALE.
onTUEsDAY, the goth instant, ct 10 O'CLOCK a.
sonal Effects of Richard Butt deceased on the 7th
street road opposite Fort Stevens. order of the
honorable Orphans Court OF the District of Col
Two good Work Horses and Harness
Marco Ma seee W Maien oe Cats. plousbs
Harrows, GUILTY. ators, Hees, saovels
Lot of Hay and Rye Straw
Bsdsteads, Bedding. and Feather Beds
hot of Table Crockery. &c.
And many other articles toe numerous TO emu
Terms: All sums under SlOo cash; of and over
that amount, credit of ninety days, FOR notes
je14 cost GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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RY W. L. WALL Il CO., Auctioneers.
EFFECTS OF A FAMILY DECLINING HOUSE
KEEPING AT AUCTION

EFFECTS pTTAaII X PEGHINIFa HOUSE
On FEIDAY MORNING, June l6. commencing
at ten o'clock, we will sell at house No. 40 al
street, between and @. near Penn. avenue, the
entire Household Effects, comprising
s Pspo SSysr and s ssSl
Marble top Table and Whatnot
Bedsteads, Feather Beds, Mattresses
Hatraek, Wslnut Dining Tables
Marble top Bureaus and Washstands
Velvet and Ingram Carpets and Mating
Mahogany and other Wardrobes
Cooking Stoves, Kitchen Utensils, &c, WIFE many
other articles in the Housekeeping line; All
of which are in excellent order, anu Wall %
peremptorily sold.
jeis VI. L. WALL & CO.. Aucts.
RY GRIIN & WILLIAMS, Auctionsers.
BEAUTIyuL BUILDING LOT ON 5TH ST.
EAST ,, BfTMhEN EAST CAPITOL AND
on FRIDAY. the 10th instant ct o'clock s p M:
$40 the north q feet inches front, being z.2oa
square feet. more or less.
je I'D VAIL GREEN & wILLIAMs. Auets.
Julio SALE.
J.J. MOORE, AUCTIONEER.
Will be sold, at Quarterm aster's ef res In NoY.
folk ON MONDAY, the 10th inst. at II o,clock
11,is2 SACKS OF OATS,
weighing l,49l ,69l pounds,
Terms cash. a. p. RICNT,
Captain and A. Q. NJ.
Jei25tt j. .M00RE &c CO., Aucts
SS6Ln OF UNITED STATES, STEAMERS AT
- AUCT ION,
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~ d. SMITHS
W.
WILD CHERRY TONIC BITTERs.
This PROPHYLATIC is sold By all Dru esists
and Grocers.
This great PANACEA has beeu eatab,;,bsd ~
years. Its medical properties are
TONIC, AsTRINGENT AND AROMATIC,
It will eradicate all deran cement of tia aTOM.
AOH and BOWELS. 1t gives
STRENGTH AND BEAUTY TO THE YOUNG
REJUvENATEs THE OLD.
Cures
DYSPEPSIA. LOSS OF APPETITE,
INDIGESTION, LAsaITUDE OF SYSTEM.
CHRONIC DIARRHGA, DYBENTERY.
JAUNDICB. AGUR AND FlvRR.
OBTAIN A CIRCULAR, In which will Ia ,oura
testimonials OF PEOPLE WELL KNOWN in
Washington. Je ain,
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pupils in attendance, $50: average attendance,
dS; teachers absent 2; visits from trus tees, Mr.
Rhees, 81; visits from parents, "a.
MIR. Miller, from the committee on text books,
presented the annual report OF the committee,
laid over until the next meeting.
The committee, in the report recommend a
number OF changes in the books used in the
schools, and give their reasons therefor al con.
siderable length, closing by recommending the
adoption CT the following resolutions, carrying
out their views:
Ist That the Spencerian System of Penman-
ship be substituted for that OF Potter & Ham
mond.
% That worcester's Spelling Rocks be sub
stitutsd for swans IN the Primary and Sec
ondary Schools.
Sd. That Bryant, Stratton & Packard's Book
keeping be substituted for that OF Winchester.
Dictionary. first edition, be placed for refer
ence on the desk OF each grammar school
parts be applied from the Contingent fund of
each OF the four districts.
And finally, That the copy of this Dictionary
submitted to the committee by the publisher
for examination, be placed in the Public School
Library.
Tne following bills were presented bv the
Secretary and ordered to be paid Bill or E.
L. Rice, $50, for music; James Wheeler, SIS,
for music H. Harrison, 500, for repairs OF
W. ]. Murtagh, 1910, for publication; S. Il.
Wood, 800, for lettering badges; w. ID.
Uhlipger. $685. for freight McGnl &c Witherow,
Sl325 for printing; and j. A. Jordan, sl36 80,
Mr.. Tustin offered resolution dire citing tina,
from and after this date all bills providing for
work done and expenditures made be certified
by the trustees contracting therefor, before the
approval Of this Board shall be granted
Passed.
Mr.. Rhees offered the following as an ad.
dition to rule 23d, which lies over until the
next meeting: f.
sin case Of the absence Of any teacher for
more than three days, the Sub-board shall ap.
point substitute as q temporary supply, who
shall receive compensation to be deducted
from the salary OF the absentee at the folio wing
rates:
For teacher of the Male Grammar School,
Per day, S25O; lot Female, sl.75 Male Inter-
mediate, Sl5U; Female intermediates, Sl5G
Secondary and Primary, al
Mr.. Wright, from the music com uittee made
an informal report, to the effect that all the
concerts have been given, the profits for the
year amounting to $3.50. All Of the nianos
purchased last season have been paid for,
leaving balance in the hands of the Commit
tee of S2l2, OF which sum he sugpested son no
donated TO Mr.. Daniel, who had iaborec so
faithfully: adopted.
The Board then adjourned.
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February %, 1865.

just as OLeary was taking his leave
ne gave to his supposed victim his address,
and urged him To inform the relatives and
friends Of prisoners of war, that they
could have them released from conine-
ment by applying to him and paying ten
dollars III each case. He gave his ad-
dress which l have in his own hand
writing:
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c. O'LEARY,
Executive Mansion,
Washington ID G

| make this matter public from motives
Of humanity During the last wear |
have made many applications for the dis
charge Of prisoners OF war upon the terms
mentioned IN the above order of the Pres;
dent, but in no instance have | been sue
ccssful. l have often written to the friends
and kindred Of prisoners that there was
no end TO their captivity but peace |
rejoice, however, TO be able at last to in
form those who feel an interest in the
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matter, that il cheap and expeditions
remedy is within their power, Commis
sioners of Exchange may disagree, Butler
may hiGsle about his niggers. but ten dol
lars enclosed to- &C OLeary, Executive
Mansion, Washington, D. c." will re-
store any. repentent rebel to the blessings
Of freedom ana the society of friends
EN-. ETHERIpGE.
Washington, D. c., Feb %, 1865.
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e. In Philadelphia, according 10 Fry
-ihe great and vOiumjnouS Fry, Pro-
vo,t Marshal General Fry-:he draft is
10 proceed, - but if the Quota is filled
with volunteers, the drafted ncn viii be
released" This WAS F,y's Iatss;-up To
III y NJ, on Saturday last, February
25th, The teIegra, IA don't give us any
lhit:g later, because the telegraph cant
keep Us with Fry.
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1ie Sscnci,nsan :.,,a Keotuckf-
"faNtns n Shalk-Iine.


! Once upon time, there came to tbe
! cry of New y leans a kcniuckian. for
! the purpose OF learning tn. science. nf
meii"l''e and surgery. He WAS tall and
athletic, shrewd. apt AMI iut,li igent. with
'' little slJri;kling of w;,mg;slness Ia
! was inIUcted into h Charitv Hospiial-
aid a room in the t:ii:d stry given him
"a "a study. On entering In.r his new
quarters. he was introduced to Young
French gFmtlcman, occupying the roum
also rs a student. The you q French
man, it seems, was very frank in his man
ners-c"urfc"use yet cold-and he thus
addressed his new companion:
s. sir, am indeed rIeased To see Won.
aud h'pa that we may prove mutually
a"reeahlr but in ordsr that this NAV be
! the case. | viii infGrm ynn that have
haal several former room mates. with none
of whom could 1 ever a:rpe-we never
could pursue our studies together This
room contains two beds: as the oldest
orcnpant. claim the one nearest the
window
The Krntuc1lian asscn,ed
/" Now" said the Fremchmau, "I'lI
draw the boundary line between The
Territories, and we shall zach agree not 10
. "ncroach upon the "iher's rights and
tai ing piece OF chalk froa!p his packet.
he made the mark Of division midway.
from ore side of the room to the other.
SIR lie added, .'I hope you lave 10
ohj c:ions TO the treaty -
: None in the world, air." answered
the stranger, a. am p riec;ly sllisfed
with it lie then sent Down Tor his bag
gage, and both studcn.s set down with
their books
The Frrnciman was soon deeply en-
gagged, while - Old Kcn;uck y was watch
ing him, and thinking what singular
genius he must be, and how lie might
8 fix " him.
Thus things went on until dinner time
came. e.-The bell was runa-the French
man hopped up. adjusted lis cravat,
brushed up his whiSkers and moustaches,
and esSayed +" depart
- Stand sir!" e;rid the stranger. sud
denly placing hims If with ilis toss 10 the
mark. directly before the French student,
. If you cross that line, by-you're a
dead man -
~ 'N.'''ai'''''' F~I'p'' tssiC " ttsi a>tDil-
i<iIment. The k.ntucbian moved not a
muscle of lis face. Both remained in
silence for Il few moments. when the
FrencIlrnan exclaimed-'' l. it possible I
did not reserve the ri-hr of passage p
''No. sir, in lie i you AL not, and YOU
pass this line al y"nr peril
. Bat how shall get out of the room?"
:" There Is tie window. which YOU
rcse''rea 10 your>eif-you may use that /;
bnt you pass not rhat-Dy door which
You generously h.tt me"
The p"or Fr'nchman was fairly caught
He WAS in a quandarr, auI made all sorts
of explanations and entr, a les Tie
hen'uc, AN took compassion ON him. and
thinking that going ont Of third story
window WAS not - what IFS cracked IN 10
be- said 10 lis new friend. S,ir. in
order that we may b mutua IL agreeable,
II! rub ont that hateful chak-line and let
yon pass"
The Frenchman politely thanked him,
and since ;he settlement OF 'lat :. boundia-
ry question they haze been The very
best of friends
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e- Why sugar goes up, in price, is
readily solved. by the fact that IN Louisi-
ana, in the PARISH in which sugar cane
il cultivated, there was raised in lS6l-'G2
the enormous am"':n; OF 459, 40 hhds,
while IN lSj4-'65, tine same parishes pro-
ducc only G,755 hh,IS
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81 The - oldest inhabiiant has been
fonrsl at last. lie exists in the person
OF Joseph Crele. a resident of Wisconsin,
and is one hundred and thirfy-nine years
oil, rs The record Of his baptism in the
Catholic Church ut Detroit, where bs
war i-,ris Il Is said shows
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e- Ben Wade, of Ohio. is notorious
for his brutality, bat he reached the eli
max the other day, wien he advocated
instead OF an appropriation of $1,000 10
pr"curc Il marble bust of Judge fancy,
$4,000 10 burn The late Ciiief Justice in
eiliEy
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The Case of Selling a wife.

Washington, d. c., !
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@ Il suppose" said the quack,
''you think me Il fool eS' SAID
the patieut; but ! did not tiihH you
could ascertain my thoughts by iee!lnG
my pulsa,"
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Advertising Rates.
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"a MLAUGuLIN.
ATTORNTT-AT-LAW.
JnhEstovn. Cambria Co Pa.
1fiicc ~ the Exchange building. on the
Caruer # C'utor ,ud Locust streets-up
e'str- VIII attend 10 all business come CT
e ,.ith his rr0tes-an.
Dec Q. 1863 If
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e9- q Johnny, a youn9ster of some eIe-
ven years, was one day discussing proba-
blities with his little brother, a six-year
old "When | am grown up" said
Johnny, - shall be married, and my
children will call you Uncle Seneca And
you will say, g Come here, my dear, and
see what Uncle Seneca's got for you,'
'sHumph, calculated the little one, -
guess shall have all / can do TO take
care Of my OWN young ones ~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-18
5ptlial Nutilrs,
RALLY THE srsTEM.

After disease has been conquered there Il si the
Weakness that it leaves behind 1t be removed Co.,
valescence is tedious affair. II the enfeeblsd and fac
cid muscles the shattered nerves. tho thin and watesy
blood could speak they would cry aloud help In
many such help 10 given them NOT Of the
kind The fiery stimulants Of commerce do harm They
XIII die a temporary fsme which 70 mockery Their
eec passes and the last Of him who uses them
than the first.
Not sneh 10 the effect Of HOSTErTER's grOM ACB
Buffers There is no drawback to their toning proper
ties Balssmc plants and barks and roots contributs
their restorative juices to render this soothing and
strengthening preparation a PROTECTIVE and rxxrnrA,
agent Its basis Is the only pure stmcl.nt which hal
ever been produced containing sti oil or any othe
deieterious element. The most careful and skillfu
chemists have analysed the Bittss and then
harmless
This IL scientific testimony but De testimony of III,
Hundreds Of thousands who hare experienced the pre-
ventive and curative effects Of the Great Egda6e 1s~
and AUeratre of modern times Is still more conclusive
In fever and ague dyspepsia bIousuess nervous Ton,
paints general debility and complaints 1t Is
nearly infalibe - anything In this flble world cal
be. Sold everywhere.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-18

Iqsafs built, masculine hands: fuII ihes;
dark gray lifelsss eyes; hair not Of dee d.
eddy dark; complexion sWasthy. Aispr|
gether her lace dlnoses oors thea usual
intelligence. ehs seems = BE- weighed
down. and whl1Ds nslusfse svi1oaoe hss
been rendered wb3oh, il -, mnkss her
part in the hssliblo tragedy Of ~ uesl
cold. bloodsd. hsastlaps s1drsstsey she bus'
once seemed llolnrbed. Her eyes ars
rather soft ID exps1ssiop, and strangely
q yasiaaea. With .thA geassal Aasahaass Il
the other features. She seems Of undaunt.
cd mstal and fitted for 1 Macbeth's in.
junction in bringing forth men ehilarss
only, and yet she does not appear u Lady
Macbeth prayed to be "from DE crown 10
the to- top fun Of cruelty" This unfor.
tunate, ike the others, Is 10 irons. A lar
Of ten inches in length. passes from one
ankle to the other, and i attached to %
iron band that encircles each Of her
hands.
THE IRoxs.
All the other prisoners except Nudd
are heavily ironed. Their fest and an
kles are ironed - in the eese Of Mn. 6nr.
ratt, and attached to each leg u chain
about six feet long, to which is appended
ball Weighing City ponnds. Beidss
these bar and bands like that about the
feet, oonise thsir arms. w hen the pris-
oners thus heavily ironed are required "a
move about, the officer in attendance
waits upon them. Nearly oil the accused
are required to wear peculiar cap when
they retire from the court room.
This cap 10 Constructed Of cotton cloth.
padded. and covers helmet like the en-.
tire head and nearly oil the face. 1t va.
suggested some weeks ego By the attempt
Of Paine to take his life By buttisg biz
head against his prison wall.
HOW rHE BUSINESS Is CONDUCTED.
| The conduct of oil business Of the Com
mission is entrusted to Gen. Hartsuff
whose position is relatively that Of 6her
ia to civil court, or Marshal to Unitst
States Court, and the corresponding po
sitions Of Bailiffs are filed By colonies
majors and captains. All business il trans
acted in digni6ed manner.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-18

COLGATEss HONEY SOAP.
This celebrated Toilet Soap, In such universal
demand 10 made from the ch etcest materials, il
mild and emeiicnt in its Iature, fragransly
Co ted, and extrem ely b en- e fela 4, q. -;
upon the skin. FOR sale BY sil Drugssts and Fancy
Goods Dsalss. fsbl-dsvlyr
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-18
HAIR DYEl HAIR DYEu

DATCHKLoR's celebrated HAIR pYI tstAs 1a.st,
- tAs Wsrid. The only Hsrnlsss 1rss ssd RsISsS,I
dye known Thissplendid Hair Dye II psrfsctchange1
ked Rusty, or Gray Hair instantly 70 0lsssu Blssk
skin leaving the Hair Soft and Beautiful impartsoh
vitality frequently restoring ts pristine color and reed
Aes the i'll effects Of Bad Dyes The genuine n ernd
WILLIAM A. BA rCHELOR; llothers are mers inisa
tions md should be avoided. Sold by all Druggfsts e
HACrORf--sl Barciay-street, New YORK. BxfuRnan'
NEW TcTLnsoRRAn for Dressing the HAIR lve-dkvl~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-18

The Bridal Cham Der IN Ehsay u Warn
ing and Instruction for Young Men. Also, new and
reliable treatment for Diseases of the Urinary and Sexual
Systems-sent free, in scaled envelopes. Address, Dr..
J. skILLiN H0u3HfON. Howard Association, Phiiar
dephia, Pa spxS-dsv1v
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Again to the right of this man is one
who, It would appear from the testimony
thus lar sdduced, was to have performed
very important act in the terrible blot
Aizeroth is pointed out As the person to
whom was intrusted the assassi Q alton Of
President johnson, in the Kirkwood
House. This criminal is man Of ANAL
stature; sallow complexion; dull. dark
blue eyes; rather light colored hair. bushv
and neglected. He looks rather unoon.
cernedly on and 1t no time eyinces ! ain.
gle sensibility Of his almost inevitable
doom.
MRS. sUn1AfT.
On tho other seat. and most prominent
Of the accused, Vas Mr.. Sarrstt, Who sils
apart from The other psisossss, Il the wsstl
md of the 1opeRoeD tAblA I'D near her
eoansel IN - - gtnaa isadres-
eli IN - oaaas ~ -
::
The Monmouth inquirer., 1865-09-14

THE subscriber confidently assures Dealers and
eies in the above line, comprising Lamps, ChsLde-
lers, Brackets. Harp Hangers Side Backs. Side
Lamps. Fancy Hall Lamps. Lanterns, Lamp Trim
mers, Rases, Pegs and Founts, Burners, (al sizes
and patterns. with and withou coliars,l Globes,
Chimneys and Wicks, &c Dccanters, Tumblers,
Rows, Dishes, Gobets, Champanes, Wines, &c in
fact, everything in Regular Dealers wants will be
found the most complete and carefully selected in
the ci y He has simply to say, therefore, that
buyers, on giving him call. will be dealt with on
the most liberal terms. The fn5st assortment of
Fruit Jars. A
JAMES 7. WRIGHT,
2f5 Greenwich-St., N. Y.
August "a, 1865. 3m*
The Monmouth inquirer., 1865-09-14
||!!jlySa2IE25
NOT a FEW


OF the disorders that ac mankind arise from the
corruption that accuuates in the Blood OF all the dis
coveres that have been made purge out can
equal in effect HELMB0LD'S C0AP0UND EXTRACT
OF FSARSAPARILL4. 1t cleanses and renovates the
Blood, nsls the vgor Of health into the system, and
purges out the hunors which make disease. 1t stimulates
the healthy functions Of the body and expels the disorders
that grow and rankIe in the Blood Such remedy, that
could be relied has long been sought for and for
the first time, the public have which they can de-
pend Our space here does admit Of certificates 70
show its effects but the trial Of single bottle will show to
the sick that has virtues surprising anything they have
ever taken.
Two ablespoonsul Of the Extract Of sarsapara added
to pint of water is equal to the Lisbon Diet Drink and
bottle Is equal gallon of the Syrup of Sarsapaa,
or the decoction as usually made.
The above Extracts prepared purely scientific
principes-in Tdcuoand eHbody the full strength Of
the ingredients entering into their composition ready
and conclusive test will be comparison Of their proper.
ties with those set forth in the U. s. Dspensatory.
The Monmouth inquirer., 1865-09-14
MOURNING GOODS.

=" JACKSON, importer Of MOURNING
w : GOODS, No. 55l Broadway. New York, is
row offering, at wholesale and Retail an immense
Stock of most desirable Mourning materials, con
sisting in part of English and French Bonn mBazine
Cape Madonna, Grape Eugene. Victoria Armak e
Hii6t1a, Maltese, Japanese. and Canton Cloths
ira es, Queens Cloths, Norwi ch Crane
ehch and Irish Poplins, Byzantines, Florentines s
Worsted and Silk Grenadines, Berages, Grape Ma
rets, Turin Grapes Hermannies, Travelling and
House Dress Materials, Summer Poplins, Black
Silks, Check Silks, Second Mourning Silks, India
Foulard Silks, alicoes, Gingbams, Lawns, Orgs n.
dies, English Grapes, Grape Vels,aLove Walls, Col
lars and Sleeves Gloves Handkercbiefs, Long ana
Squa.e Shawls, Bonnets, Mantilas, &C., in endless
variety. t As
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lowest rates Competition challenged. Give us 8
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