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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-05-05

AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS j. Buck.
man, Esq, ofthis place. is agent for the sale OF
a large variety of agricultural implements, In
Guiding reapers, mowers, ihreshing machines.
&C., which he will no doubt sell to our farmers
as cheap and Oh terms as accommodating as they
can be purchased in the cities Read his card in
another column. and patronize him
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-05-05

MT We ask the attention of orr readers 10
Dr. Harris Professional card, which we publish
to-day in another column The Dr. has taken
rooms at tue Smedley House, and will be happy
to wait on any one needing his professional as
sistance. Give him call
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-05-05

The FRANKLIN ISN.-By reference to an adyer-
| tisement in another column it viii be seen that
Robert D. Stansbury, Esq, hassundered his con-
nection with Mrs. Tracey, of the BuIl' Head Ho-
tel, and, with Mr.. John ~ StifIler as a partner
has rented the franklin Inn corner of High and
HilIen Streets Baltimore. From long acquaint-
ance with " Bob, We can safely assert that he
knows how TO keep "a botel, and can copsci-
entiously recommend his house 10 our country
friends.
Mrs Tracey will continue at the Bulls Head
Hotel.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-05-05

PosT OFFICE RE-EsrAELIsHED. The post Office
at st. Dennis, in this county, has been rc-opened
by order of the Post Master General, and John
w. Houzer re-appointed Post Master, at salary
of $500 per annum, from May |, 1856.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-05-05

By reason Of needed repairs to our press, we
are delayed one day in tho issue of this number
of our paper. As this Is the first delay Of The
kind to which we have subjected our readers We
hope they viii bear with their disappointment
in not receiving their papers at the regular time
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-05-05
MARRIED.

On the 24th ult., by Rev. John A. Ullianir,
A. p. HAUsE and Miss LIZZIE MUssELMAN, of
Baltimore county.
On the 10Th uIt., by Rev. Mr.. Hinkle, THos.
B. Roe, cf Baltimore county, to Miss MARY
ELLEN YoUNGs, of Baltimore city
On the cath ult., by Rev. DR.. Foulke, CHAs.
G.. LEEP. Of WoOdberry. Baltimore county, to
Miss MARY II. OTTER, of Baltimore city.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-05-05

1ss- If you want an thing in the China or
crockeryware line, 90 TO Wondery's " Old
Town China Hall I" ll6N. Gay Street, Baltimore.
customers.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-05-05

gag~ Ex-Governor Bradford and Col. Vim. II
Purnell, Of this county, have been appointed Di-
rectors of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, on
the part OF the State.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-05-05
G improvements consist Of an elegant
BRICK COTTAGE

containing Parlor, Library, Dining Room,
Kitchen, Bath Room, four Bed Chambers. TO-
gether with a large Observatory above.
The dwelling is supplied throughout with
hot and cold water. ia.
The outbuildings arc Barn, Stables ard
Gardeners house.
The Grounds were laid off at a very heavy
expense, containing beautiful gravelled walks
and extensive terraces, with Flowers in great
abundance.
1t has an abundance of fine forest trees Tor
shade, and every variety of fruit trees that can
be grown in this climate F
The contemplated Passenger Railway, from
Charles street avenue to the Park, will nass
close to the dwelling, making it of easy access
to the city and Park. ~
The place can be approached either by the
Falls Road from the city, or by taking Charles
street road until you cross Jones Falls, and
then taking the first road to the left which
leads to the Falls Turnpike Road
TERMS :-One half cash on the day OF the
sale, the residue in equal instalments, bearing
interest, in and IL months, to be secured by
the notes of the purchaser, endorsed to the sat
isfaction of the Mortgage, or all cash on day Of
sale, at the purchasers option.
ELIZABETH A. MUsGRAvE,
| For further information apply to y
WAKEFIELD 7. BROWNING,
Attorney at Law,
No. SO West Fayette street.
SAMUEL H. COVER, Auctioneer,
81 Baltimore Street.
Nav 5--ts.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-05-05

TIE ASTIErAM CgNErARy-The Legislature Of
Pennsylvania has appropriated S., 600 for the re-
moval Of the dead Of that State, killed at the bat
tie of Antietan, and for the decoration Of that
portion of the Antietam Cenletary at Sharpsburg,
Maryland, Sc, apart for that State. New York
aud Ohio have as yet taken no action on the
subject and it is hoped will attend to the matter
before adjournment so that the Commissioners can
go on with the work during the present summer
and fall
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-05-05

gD~ The Mobile, (AIa.) Tribune has news that
portion Of the State militia will presently be-
called out to assist the police ia the preservation
Of public order. =. '9se.s 20 ssss :
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-05-05

CHARLES OLIVER O'DONNELL rs. SOL
I ONION IIlLLEN, JR., III me Circa1t Court
for Baltimore couaty-in Equity
ORDERED, this second day of May, A. D.,
1866. that the sale of land made under the de-
cree in this cause and reported by the Trustee,
be ratified and confirmed, unless cause to the
contrary thereof be shown, on or before the 2Sth
day of May, 1866; provided, copy of this or
der be inserted in some newspaper printed and
published in Baltimore county, atleast once a
week for three successive weeks before the said
2Sth day Of May, instant.
The report states the amount Of sales to be
$23, 10000.
JOHN II. LoNGNECKER, Clerk.
True Copy--Test:
JOHN II. LONGNECKER, CloIk.
May 5.--3t.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-05-05

Ga-The Nashville Banner, edited by two ex-
rebels, one of whom was in the rebel army, while
the other edited rebel paper during the late
civil war, says;
''But in honest truth, the great majority Of the
so-called Union or loyal men of the South were
the merest trash that could be collected in civil
lied community, Of no personal credit or social
responsibility"
James L. Petigru John NJ. Bolts, Edward
Bates, Horace Maynard, George II. Thomas, An
drew Johnson, George w. Summers, were found
in this ''low trash" company.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-05-05
Reduction Of Taxation.

The Committee of the Ways and Means have
reported bill to amend the Internal Revenue
Tax. The bill makes important changes, aud
goes into etfse on and after the ist day Of Jll-
y next. The following changes are recon-
mended:
the tax on gross receipts Of Express Compa-
mes increased from to per cent; on can
dies reduced to per cent; on clothing Of all
kinds reduced, except that of woven and felt
ing material, per cent; on boots and shoes
from to per cent. on cotton the duty is in
creased from to cents per pound on ground
coffee and preparations of the same, cent per
pound; on pickles, preserved fruits, vegeta-
bles, meats, fish, &C., 2 cents on each quart -
on general manufactures The tax is reduced
from 3 to per cent on salt cents per 100
pounds; on incomes, uniform tax Of 5 per
cent. on all over $1,000, not deducting rents; on
brokers sales OF Merchandise, produce, or 9th
er goods, 1-2Oth Of per cent; on brokers'
sales and contracts for sales Of stock and bonds
on par value thereof l-l00th of per cent. -
on brokers' sales OF contracts for the sale OF
/ gold andzsilver bullion and coin, 1-l0Oth of ]
| per cent.
| The Committee recommended the removal o
the entire tax on series Of articles, among
which are the following:
| Agricultural implements; boxes of wood FOL
| packing purposes books, maps, and all print
ed matter and book bindings building stone o
all kinds brass and copper in rods and sheets
brick, tiles, earthen and stone water pipes !;
collins and burial cases copper, lead and I'll
in ingots, pigs or bars gold leaf and gold foil
hemp and jute; hulls of ships and other YES
sells iron castings for bridges keys, action
| and strings for musical instruments lamp
and lanterns, the glass and metal of which
have paid tax medicinal and mineral waters
mineral coal of all kinds; malable iron cast
ings unfinished metallic nickel, quicksilve
and zinc masts, spars, and ship and vesse
| blocks monuments, value under S1O0; mould
ings for looking glasses and frames; oakum
paper of all kinds; sterreotypes, Autograph
and engravings paints and painters colors
putty; petroleum; parahine; pig iron; pillow
and other agricultural implements iron worl
for railroads, and all other wrought iron work
such as chains, anchors, &C.; roofing, slat
and tles cements and lime; starch, soap, so
da, salaratus and bicarbonate of soda stoves
spindles and castings for locks and machine
ry stoves, provided the cast and sheet iro
used shall have paid duty; steel, sails, TENT
awnings and bags; tin cans for preserving
tar and crude turnpentine; vinegar; vegeta
bio, animal and fish oils; whiting; white leaC
willow-werk, crates and baskets; yarn an
wrap for weaving purposes exclusively /; um
brelas, parasols, gloves and mittens ;all kind
of slaughtered animals; carriages not exceed
ing $500 in value pianos and other musica
instruments in family use ;.gold and silve
plate kept for use; yachts; paratline oil, &c.
<b-
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-05-05
Nea0 Advertisements.
DIR. rHos. B. HARRIS,

RESIDENCE-,SAfEDLEY HOUSE,
T0WSONToWN..
DR. HARRIS, a graduate of thirty two yrs.
IL respectfully offers his Professional Ser
vices TO the citizens of Towsontown and yicin-
ity, with full assurance that he will give salts
faction TO all who may favor him with call.
He solieits share of public patronage.
May 5, lS66.-6m.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-05-05

QUARRY, sV 8
situate in Baltimore county, containing

-AOINl1K1J IsUUDD HIt4 9 w d Y I = "
rs OF LAND, ia
more or less, which was conveyed by George
p. Kane and wife to said Henry Snyder and 8
certain John w. Maxwell, by deed dated the
10Th day of August, 1859, and recorded among
the Land Records of Baltimore county, in LIZ
Der G. II. c., No. &c, folio All, dc, and therein
This place is on the Falls Turnpike Road,
and il distant ABOUT q miles from the city,
and has very decided advantages oyer any
other residence around BaltiInore-its com
manding position lit having about the same
elevation as the Hampden Reservoir, which it
adJoins, giving you an extensive view of the
west you have Druid Hill Park for an extensive
landscape.
The m rroven,nr,tn 4,o,,n;.4 e =. .,...4
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-05-05
DWELLING HOUSE,

in good repair a large BARN, WAGON and
CARRIAGE HOUSE, and other out buildings
and pump of excellent water near the door.
There is also on the property young and
thriving
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-05-05
APPLE ORCHARD,
Peremptory Trustees Sale
Very Valuable Property
on THE go
PHILADELPHIA TURNPIKE ROAD,
(Near the city LiNitsl

DY virtue Of a decree Of the Circuit Court OF
ID Baltimore city, the undersigned, -
81 Trustees, will sell at public auc fSIlII@
ation on the premises on We'd ILL.,
mesdav afternoon, The 2Sd day otl4.a.H
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-05-05

moro or less. About acres are in heavy Wood,
and the balance arabic land, and in good farm
ing order.
The improvements consist of good two.
afnr nd half
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-11
Received and More
Coming

CBoiCE ROTAIoE8 q hrzsl ots, IL ass soaa.
~ tou, ~ sas loE.
fI1ai s1asL % DcoI n1nh 81 Brosd
sepH-s - ua LFpsk
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-11

lol2i From Sparta, by Chestnut Valley,
Cumberland Institute, Dry Valley,
Cell Killer, 70 Walnut Grove, "a
miles aud back. once a week.
Leave Sparta Saturday At lean
Arrive 81 Walnut Grove by z nm
Leave Walnut Grove Friday At s N
Arrive a. Sparta by 6Pm.
lol2s FROM Sparta. by Newark, Falling
Water, Cooksyllle. White Pisins
Oak Hul, Eethcrlaud, LivinRston'
Monroe, olympus, ana Hale's Mills.
q Albany, Ky = miles ana back.
twice 6 Veek-
Leave Sparta Tuesday and Friday at
cam
Arrive at Livingston by pm
Leave Livingston Monday and Thurs
Gay ~ 6
Arrive 81 2parta By pm
Lsavs AiYingstoa Moadsy and Thurs
day al g.
Arrive at Albany by 8 p
Leave Ahauy Tuesday sad Friday 81
6sn
Arrive 81 Livingston By p
Bids Cor three trips = week are invited.
1895 From Sparta, By John Il carmichsels
end James Bohannons. 10 Stand ug
stone, IS Gles and back, oaoe .
week.
Leave Sparta THURSDAY at
Arrive ~ Standing Stone bv.pn
Leave Standing Stone Friday at6Am
Arrive at Sparta BY SPIN.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-11

IU0 ININa|"
ssThere is considerable anxiety manifest
I'd in commercial circles with regard 20 The
daturo receipts Of hogs - this point Tor
two 4 " psst The receipts have been uuu-
suauv iifhL. and estimates for the week
range from $4,000 20 3o,e9e. Under this
state Of opinion, holders Of hog PToouo' are
c,nrt-v frmsr in consequence. IL is gcner-
NV tbougbt that receipts VIII now dwtaele
Fow- - fbree or four thousand daily.
The aayices from Iowa would seem 40
515f..tet 49, a run wss ever for the season;
mt tberc are mum rous places IN the North
w. vb.rc il IS reported there is yet = far
surolv one thing IL certain, the Hogs
Winch have arrived here within The Psai
week have been much lighter thar me we
rage Of The tcasoni ana ais sN9 70 es 81
unm.stakahle an ol Nne CIV =. ". WV
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-11
, Form Of Proposal, Guarantee, ard
Certificate.


Certificate.
PROPOSAL.
The undersigned. - - whose
post-ofice sddres4 is . county Of
State IT., proposes 70 convey the msils
Ct the United States, from July I, 1896, TO
June 80. lss0, on route No-- between
- nj , under the advertisement
Of the Postmaster General, dated October 81,
1865, with "celerty, certainty, aud secu-
rity, Tor the annual sum of - dollars.
1Ais proposal IS made uih fal knowledge
Of Hs distance 0f DE ~0.fe, ne WeIgit Of ne
mail 10 b. carried, and az other particulars
is-eftrcGrc 10 Hc roaF and Service, and also
after carffai cr1Htinati0u Of ne iaiVs and HH-
sar-1tgH, attarici 10 he adBlrhsugcst.
Dated
tsigned.)
GUAatNTFE.
The undersigned, residing at -,
siate of--. undertake that. ID the fore
gong bid for carrying the mail on route No.
- be accepted by the Postmaster General,
the bidder shall, prior 90 the lst day Of July,
1866. enter into the required obligation or
contract 20 perform the service proposed,
wIth good and sufficient sureties.
THIS Zee 90 understanding distinctly ne Oh
legations and abilities assumed bU Iuurauf0rS
Under tie 25A section Of tie act 81 Congress
Of Jalv ID. 1886.
Dated
(signed by two gu~arsntors.)
CEEIIfICATE.
The undersigned, postmaster at ,
State Of -, certjies, uNDER his OATH OF
orrIcF, thst be is acquainted with the above
gUdrautors, and knows them TO be men Of
property, and able 10 make good their guar.
autee.
Dated
(signed.)
The above certificate must have sf6xed 10 BE- a
hve--cnt revenue atsmps cancelled, ~ the isW re-
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-11

The above certificate must have fixed 10 BE- a
hve-ccut revenue stamp, cancelled, A. the lsU re-
luite-.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-11
Hi-'QlA sAsasaH zAru m cUEzrscT.
Hrsi CAIN. second c.uls- st.eugs
$500. 5000 SIoO

discount o. ONE QUARTFR fsm utr.ms-.
l aleHed % second czbn aud atseusrs 49,.
families, hiso 40 sics1nrs of on
raeIhN On tnro1Fh rates 10 elsrgFauau aa1
Aer nmaiass and schoolt earhars. eoLdlsa 80
Ae2ofane dahargas. HALF FkkE
hlndr-d Pcunds haEEaQa slosad 49,
ann EaeFaga-Mastsrs srruTnu.uv -.
- attend % 1aies aad ehldraa udfhOui
o1n. EaEEkaa receiFsd 90 he tocE
day heiore - ing, hom ste smbosss reiirsef. ~
Nho pfea7 % send d0en aanT.
A~aeHpeuenced suFgsouo On board. Neiicfra All
s1e1iance free.
Steamer oil b. pisced o. IA Hrs Fsb-ln ~,
% no from NEH OkLEANs ioAsPiHHALL
Eot faes feEsE % farther iuSozmauoz, az
E"W0 cmA sifes- No-th Rs4r. Nee YorE
=. We. BElLQWs, Agent
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-11
PACIFIC
Nail Steamship COmPsHy's
THROUGH Lac
TO CALIFORNIA

TOUCHING AT MEXICAN PoRTs.
AID carFyiag ths United ssaiss Msii.
FAVE PIER No. a. NORTH RIVER soot O.
- OanM street e l2 o'clock neon, % me Is.
iilt ~ zisto Of ever mOuih fsrcepl Ehen fhese
dsyshdl on Sunday, sad thee on Tee ursr~ios a.
sttayh or A.PiNWALL. ooDuscenr, Fa Psnams
Enlsayl With ore Of ne Company 4tsawsHa-
ion haasmA for sAN FRANCIsCJ, ouchlag =
EEBaUARYs
asi-HENRI ~CBAUNcEY, Captain GraF. coanst-
lng eiih oOLokADO. Capt Watkins.
hth-ATLAATIc. Captain Msury. CONNECTING uirh
sACkAnkNTO CspL Cavern.
YORK, Captain Homer. eouu.eths~
WIN OoSiifUliOAs Csptan famsEonh.
DEPARTURES ofist and 10 csuusrt q Psasms
ners ier sllrIH PACIFIC POEIa. gnoss
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-07-28

CASE OF JEFFERSON DAv1s.-The COM
mlttee on the judiciary, to whom was referred
the resolutions of the House of Representatives
OF April 9th and April 3Oth, 1866, instructing
the committee to inquire into the nature OF the
evidence duplicating Jefferson Davis and others
IN the assassination of President Lincoln,
submitted report to the House yesterday
The report is very long and contains number
OF letters and documents belonging to the Off
clal records Of the late Confederacy, now in
possession of the War Department, relating to
what was termed the secret service of the
Confederacy
With regard to the trial of Mr. Davis, the COM
mlttee are of the opinion that there are no o.
stacles to a speedy and impartial trial which
can be removed by legislation. The evidence in
possession of the committee connecting Mr.. Da-
Wis with the assassination Of President Lincoln
iustifes the committee in saying that there Is
probable cause to believe that he was privy to
the measures which led to the commission of
the deed, but the Investigations which have
been made by the War Department and by the
committee have not resulted in placing the
government in possession of all the facts in the
case. The committee are of the opinion that
further investigation will result in full de-
velopment of the whole transaction.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-07-28

BAD HABITS. The Philadelphia Gazette
describes the bad habits into which some of the
animals of that city have fallen: '!Tbe goats
in Mr. Lynn's shipyard will scent out tobacco
fyou have it in your nocket and beg you to
share it with them. The deer in the public
squares have acquired an inordinate taste for
the same article. The oldest case ola pcrver-
sion of natural taste We have yet seen is that
of horse at the brewery Of Messrs. Abbott &
Co., in this city. The animal will drink,
whenever it is treated to it, a bucket full of
porter, and would take more if its thirst was
sufficient. The liking for the beverage has
been gradually acquired, just as many people
are obliged to eat tomatoes, by nauseating de-
grees. The horse was pet In hot weather
the drayman would sponge his mouth with
porter. What might have been at first dis
tasteful came to be sought for with the great
est eagerness.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-07-28

CASE OF SENATOR PATTERsoN.-The bitter
personal hostility of the majority in the Senate
towards President johnson, and all who are in
any way connected with him, was strongly ex
hibited to-day in their action in regard to the
admission Of Judge Patterson, one Of the Sen
ators elect from Tennessee. The reference of
his credentials to the judiciary Committee, to
inquire, not whether he has been duly elected,
but whether he can take the oath required by
law, is not only unusual, but without precedent
The conduct of the majority in this case is in
strange contrast with their action yesterday in
the case Of Mr.. Fowler, the Radical Senator
from Tennessee, who was sworn in simply upon
the presentation of his credentials. 1t is pre-
sumedthat the solemnity Of the official oath is
duly appreciated by every Senator elect, and
that he is fully aware of his responsibility
should he swearfalseIy. In this instance, how,
ever, the Senate proposes gravely to constitute
Itself the conscience keeper Of Senator elect,
to ascertain if he can consistently take the oath
The difference in these two cases is, that Judge
Patterson is a sonin-law of President johnson,
and Mr.. Fowler has become an adherent of the
revolutionary faction in Congress- -National
hteltgencer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-07-28

The BATTLE OF SoDowA.-This is the great
battle of the European war. II was fought
with distinguished bravery by both Prussians
and Austrians, and the victory has given to the
Russians, great reputation The desperate
character Of the battle, may be imagined, when
We see 1t stated by the London Times in dis
cr2olng the fight in the woods above SodoWa
that: The 9th Prussian regiment went in
nearly three thousand strong, with ninety
officers, and came out on the further side with
only two officers and between three hundred
and four hundred men standing; all the rest
were killed or wounded. The other regiments
OF this division also suffered much, but not in
the same proportion, but the woods we're
carried
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-07-28

The steamer Worcester, Captain j. G. Ora
ham, Of the Baltimore and Liverpool Line ar
rived at Baltimore yesterday, after passage
offtteen days and twelve hours from the last
named port, by way Of Queenstown. She
brought full cargo and large number Of
storage passengers-229 in all.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-07-28

ITO MER NTS.
THE MT. VERNON COTTON MILL,
OF ALEXANDRIA, AND
HOLSTON WOOLLEN MILLS,
OF sArruH COUNTY, VIRGINIA,
Are now in successful operation, manufacturing
A BROWN COTTONS,
ALL WOOL CAssIMEREs
sATINETTS,
BLANKETS, Sc, &c.
These goods will successfully compete in dura-
biity, texture, finish and STYLE with goods man
ufactured in any other section of the country,
and will be sold at the lowest manufacturers
prices. "
AS these works are home enterprise, need
not say that we fully anticipate liberal support
from the people Of this State: Orders from
dealers are respectfully solicited
asr WOOL will be taken in exchange for
Goods.
Address, GEO. n: WlIMEh,
je 12-tf Gen'l Agent, Alexandra. Va.
CLOSING PRICES OF SUMMER DRESS
" GOODS.-In order to give our customers
each season the latest styles of DRESS GOODS,
that the market affords, we have gone through
our entire stock Of summer goods and marked
all down in plain figures, at an immense 1educ-
ton in former prices, in some cases one-half the
prices they have been some months. since we
ask careful examination Of our entire stock OF
Dress Goods, as we'll as Mourning Goods,
Plushes, Lama and French Lace Points and 10
tonde Grenadne Shawls, &c.
We have now in store frst-rate stock OF
Domestic Goods, Housekeeping Goods.
Irish and Table Linens and White Goods
Hosiery, Gloves, Mits in great variety.
Forty Dozen best makes of Hoop Skirts
Hamburg Swiss Thread, Valenciennes, Edg-
ings and insertings, &c.
All of which we will sell at very low prices.
NJ TAYLOR 81 CO.,
No. AZ, Centre Market Space.
je 2G-tf Washington, u. y