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LOST & FOUND.
Bealeton Station, jy l3-2w

NOTICE E,-sTOLEN on the night of the 18th
IN inst,a BROWN MARE, 16 hands higher
upwards II years old last Spring, in fine condi-
ton No other marks recollected.
Also, SORREL MARE, with white in the
face, two white hind feet and, marks of collar;
also, scar on the hip, about Is! hands high, and
10 or II wears old. j. X. GARNETT,
jy 2O-iw Rapidan Station, 0. & A. r. 4
STRAYED away from the undersigned, on
y the 18th of July, TWO BEEF CATTLE,
as follows: One large RED Ok; one small Steer
with some white spots. A liberal reward will
be given for information or their delivery to
NJ SCHNELER,
jy 1861 No. 297, King st.
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EETASHINGTON COLLEGE,
w LEXING'

FACULTY.
GEN ROBERT E. LEE, President
CARTER j. HARRIS, Prof. of Latin.
JAMES J. WHITE, Prof OF Greek.
Ed S. JoYNEs, A. NJ Prof. Modern Lam
guages and English.
(To be appointed, } Prof. Moral Philosophy.
A. L. Nelson, A. NJ Prof Of Mathematics
VIM. ALLAN, A. NJ Prof. Applied hLath ematics:
i. S. McCULLoI, A. M, Professor Natural
Philosophy.
JOHN L. CAMPBELL, A. n, Prof. Chemistry.
JOHN w BRoCHESyHoUGH, l.. l., D., Prof
Law.
HARRY EsT1LL, A. NJ, Assistant Professor
Mathematics.
(To be appointedj Assistant Prof Greek.
A PREPARATORY COURSE has been instituted
in which Students unprepared for the Regular
Glasses may receive instruction in necessary
branches. The session begins 2nd Thursday
Q3th) September, and ENDS last Thursday in
June
TERMs-Tuiton and other College fees, 500
All other expenses, including Board,
Fuel. Lights. &c, need not exceed 25O
For further information or for Catalogues,
address the Falculty of Washington College,
LEXINGTON Va. jy1-0W
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DOVER, ENGLISH SCHOOL.

D''' ''
The 21st session Of this school will open the
1st Monday, in September. The session is of
months a weeks teachl extending to February
1st, 1867, two weeks vacation being given at
Christmas The Principal gives his undivided
attention to the Improvement Of his pupils, and
pays strict attention to their morals Pupils
are not allowed to visit, or to frequent villages
without permission. The discipline is firm
but parental.
TERMS.
Tuition in minor branches, per session of -
5nOnths Slo.UO
Tuition in Philosophy, &C., and Mathe-
matics 2O.0O
Board per session, including everything 10000
Incidental Expenses for School room LOO
No deduction for lost time. except in case of
protracted sickness, No deduction made for pu-
pills entering within two weeks Of commence
mcnt, or for their leaving within same time Of
the close Of the session Payment required in
advance at the opening of the session.
Address r. B. MCCORMICK,
jy l4-eotSepl6 Aldie, Loudoun CO., Va.
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Pittsburgh Live stock market.


CATrLE-The receipts OF cattle at these
weeks past, reaching about one Thousand
head, and as a general thing they Were much
better in point of quality and condition than
usual. The market, however, was regarded
MS n very hard one by droyefS, the supply be-
ing largely in excess OF the demand, and the
gre; and, while there Is no essential change to
note in prices, as compared with last week, it
should be borne in mind that the cattle were
of a much better quality than usual, and as q
matter of course, cost more in the west. We
heard of one of the regular dealers having
he realized a profit of about one dollar per car,
and of others, who brought cattle here from
Chicago, and sold atan advance of about 1ftV
cents JIeT' head This Is certainly doing BUSH
ness on small margin, though II must be
confessed that 1t Is not as bad as selling out Mt
a loss. Prime to extra fat cattle, such as our
best butchers are in the habit Of buying. sold
at from to N, while common to medium
grades may be quoted at 81 to 61S. Barney
Grey shipped two or three car loads To -Balti-
more; Grernwald 4 Kahn two car loads to
Philadelphia; MyenS q Bro, about three car
loads To Baltimore, and Morgan & MahOlm
shipped fifty-one head to New York.
SHEEP-The demand Is a little more active,
and with but limited supply on sale, the
market ruled a shade hFmer than last week,
and prices q fraction higher-pume to extra
fat mutton sheep retailing at from 81 to z cts.
gross. a. a. NIerriclz sold 10 head OF extra, to
Andy AclSley, averaging one hundred and my
pounds, on private terms; Riley sold Huffman
o. head, weighing 7120 his, at "a; Hashhouser
sold Hines lbs head at 81. 49, f-zH
hoGE-Demand for hogs continues very
light, and the market Is dull and neglected,
while prices have undergone no material
change. ranging from 81 to l011z, gross, in a
retail way.
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[By Telegraph
Shirt OF the stock Market.

NGM .1Othh9
The Commercials financial article to-day
contains the following: The growing ease in
money has stimulated speculation in stocks,
and we have at the present moment the
Rnomoly of a comparative, stagnation In the
market for produce and merchandise, con-
currently with strong advance in the stocks
OF roads, which depend for their revenues up
on the activity of commerce. Leading opera
lions in stock appear 10 be sorting themselves
into cliques for the manipulation of almost
every stock upon the list and Varlably for
rise In prices. The speculative movement in
gold and oil stocks continue. In gold stock
therewas slight reaction from the rise OF
Yesterday, except upon Benton, which rose
1920 The effect of the assessment of IS per
share by increasing the amount in the treas
ury to about SlO0 900 has the effect of strength.
Ing the stock. Hates and Baxter is less active,
but firm at 46On475; Consolidated Gregory sold
at S25a2I .: Government sos remain very
strong The demand for 1905 remain very
active: whether the demand Is wholly from
private investors or partially, also from treas
ury agents, is a question upon which there Is
some diversity OF opinion; 5-20S Of 90 lose >>s,
IO-40s y, T-5OS, I'd series, n.
Money is again easier; the banks are lend
ing mostly at per cent in preference 10 dis
counting any large amount of paper at q per
cent. Private bankers are lending on call at
5d6 Ter cent, and dtScOunttng prime paper at
7GsT5S per cent. There IL more activity in dis
counts outside the banks. Gold is n shade
stronger apparently chiefly under the active
purchase TO ease short rates. The demand Tor
custom rs modernte. Foreign exchange Is
nominal as usual on Wednesday.
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most vital part by planting her troops
as constant and continual nenace to
us, in the neighboring republic OF Mex,
an Austrian adventurer on the throne
of Mexico. It had struck him with
surprise Yesterday to hear the gentle
man from Massachusetts say Napoleon
desired war with this country. He
could be accommodated in the smallest
possible space of time. Instead of
sending our plain republican uniforms,
blood-stained on many battle fields, TO
would propose to put them on our noble
soldiers and let them march to the
Halls of Montezuma. Hewanted Con-
gress to announce that having put
down the greatest rebellion known in
history; that having reached a status
above all other nations, we will not
lower our dignity and our position by
passing such measure as this.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
wheeling wholesale Market.
OFFICE DAILY INTELLIGEECER,
WHEELING. March Is. '66.

No new feature is noticed In trade: A fair
demand for Flour. Groceries and provisions
dull. The steadiness of our quotations Is ow-
Ing more to the absence OF a general demnnd
than to confidence in the future. We give
our quotations as before, remarl1ing that con-
ceSsions would be made on many leading ar
ticles, II such policy would induce the buyers
to operate.
FLouR-Is firm for fancy and family brands;
Very little demand for low grades. Extra 50
aS 80; family SlO9lO so; fancy brands s1l 50.
BACoN-Shoulders, fresh from smoke, l5c;
packed plain hams, 22ci sugar cured (uncan-
PRoS1s1oSs Bulk shoulders 1s1 914c; sides,
ribbed, Ice; clear l7c; mess pork so 90 for new.
kegs for choice family.
SEEDS-Clover seed in good demand, 81 COG
8; timothy 81 co. otiax Offering.
BUTTER-Scarce and nothing doing in large
EGGs- More offering at 2Oc in lots.
POTATOES Scarce, and selling at 81 90 y Dbl
lle CHEESE sieas Small demand; PIC for choice
BEANsEFair demand; 81 5O92 90 for prime.
DRIED FRUITs-Active demand; 2Oc for
peaches; 121<(g 15c for new bright apples.
CARBoN OII-Declined, and selling at &C.
LARD OIL-Refined extra No. l, at 81 CO.
lower grndes not wanted.
CoFFEE-GOod TO fair &c; prime SOC; choice
'o sstGSesAa-Havana. In boxes, lsc; goood Cuba
l5c; choice Porto Rico Ice; hard refined l99
1910; A, coffee lSc; B, do l7c; @, do l615c.
SYRUP-60a75c for low grade; 9Oc6EsI % for
good; 81 o for extra brands; Porto Rico mo-
soDA,SlSc for American; lsc for English; l4c
in boxes.
FIsH-Fair supply and moderate demand;
new mackerel in half bbls, for No. 2 $40 90; No.
g. 50 90 for large. Kits, s. 3 for No. l. s. 90 for
No. 2. Lake herring, half Dbl, 81 IS; white fish,
ny NAT1s rs. for IOd and upwards; ~ for
BRooMs-s3 50aI 80 for good common.
SALTS 90 from yard, for Ohio River 81 .
ToBAGco-75asOcf for dark los, rs and navy;
81 OO9l . for bright rs and rs; 81 3Sgl SO for
COTTON Y1ARHS-S0c for Nos. s, 0 and 10, Steu-
benviIie make ma Co. whee,,n. ,5c for Eastern
cASDLEs-l9c for city mould tallow; &c for
star; 2Sc for hotel.
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NeIr YorIs mnrket.
NEW York, March II.


Cotton-RaIher more steady with more do
ing al 4Ic for mIddling. Flour-opened dun
and heavy, but closed quiet and rather more
steady: 81 35GI7 20 for sound extFa state; s. IS
as 50 for extra round hoop Ohio, and s. $50
ii 90 for trade brands. WhiSky-Rtah-
er more active at 81 Is and small lots Mt
s. 2SI[. Wheat-1c better, and more active;
81 ~ Tor No. l Chicago spring and Milwaukee.
Corn-In request for export at lie advance; 40
Fa74c for unsound, and 74S77c sound mixed
western both in store and delivered. Oats
Quiet: $500 for unsOund western, and 53a
Sc for sound. Cohee-Dull- Sugar-Dull at
lI6ll2 for Cuba. MolaSses-Very heavy; S81<6
1iSs for barbados, and 8St94ic for demeTaVa.
Petroleum Dull; 81 q for crude, and Exc for
refineSi in bond. PorR-HeaVy and lower, but
closed more 1Tmly: IS $685. 70 for new mes,
closing regular Mt SIS 70; . 509B % for old
do, and s2i@2l . for prime; also 400 bblS new
mess for april and May, sellers option, at
S2575928 q. Unchanged. Beef Hams
Dull at SH639. Baeon-Quiet at l45<@l5c
for Cumberland cut Cut Meats-Steady; IL y
6l2I< for shoulders, and l61z9lS1<c for hams.
Dressed Hoeys-Inaetfye at tz5S9LS1< for city.
LaU-FiTm at lS1{@lS$e Butter-Quiet: ZIG
4Oc for Ohio, and 5000 for state. Cheese
Dull at 1G929c. -
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New York Money and stock market.
eE NpTV YoRFy. March II.

Money and Gold-Money easier at $50 per
cent, chiefly at the latter rate. Sterling Tx
change-NominaI at 10S5%9l0S5S. Gold
Firmer opening at 1904; advancing TO ISl34i
declining to 1903, and cioaing az ~ =,
coupons '81 l031z; o. 8. 8. 1910 coupons Of;
n ~ a $50 coupons, 81, 1865; Treasury notes,
7-s1lS fisyt serfes 49,: do second serieS, 9g1S-
SEate Stocks3Tennessee 6 20, So MISSOURI
6s 49,. -. ~ .7.4 80, o,-J.
Stocks-StronR; New York Central az1s;
Southern TS5<: Michigan Central lOl5<s nlinols
Central ll9. Chicago q Northwestern ~ 90
FORT Wayne sI5SS;; TerTe Haute BIZ
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Ne,v Observation-Disclosures.

NEw ORLEANS, March Is.
Cotton duh; sales 1900 bales middling at 429
44 sales I'm three days IL 600 bales: receipts to-
day 22OO do. Increase in receipts for four days
compared with the corresponding four days
last week, HOO bales. MOlaSSes. 9Oc. Sugar,
lS1S@1413.
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Chicago Market

71itgu CHICAGO, March II.
Flour quiet. Wheat-firm at 81 2E{@l ..
Corn dull and declined14c- Oats dull. High
Wines inactive! Holders of mess pork ask
SIS T5928-no transactions. Lard quiet at
Ike. Bulk meat quiet. Hogs dull and de-
cllned at 109l5c. Dressed hogs very DULL
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80 nnIsmnriref.

81. LOUIS, March IA.
Cotton declined Sc. $50 for middIing. Flour
and wheat unchanged. Corn hrmer SO for
yellow, 6096S for white. Oats firm-at 43G 461s.
Mes pork, SH8ST - Bacon and lard un-
changed. Whisky declined disclosing ut
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TORONTO, g. W., March 1.-THE Fee
nian excitement is subsiding. Thevol-
unteer force is well distributed at all
points of the frontier. Several searches
have been made for pixies, which have
proved unsuccessful.
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NEW YoRk, March 14.-Senor Mac
kenna, Chilian agent, and Stephen
Rogers, Chilian Consul, who were in
dicted for the alleged violation of neu-
trality laws, plead not guilty to-day in
the United States Circuit Court. They
were admitted to bail in the sum of
S., 900 each.
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Boston, March 1.-THE future of the
.Whipple File Manufacturing Company
was announced to-day with heavy liza
bilities. The capital stock of the COM
pany was 500, 600, and it recently petit
toned for a further increase. The sus-
pension is attributed to the company
having on hand a large stock of goods
which cannot be sold except at great
loss. The means of the company have
been somewhat crippled recently in et-
forts to sustain its credit.
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SKI NEW YORK, March IA.
Prices OF Mining Stocks bid in Boston to-
= Ssoptsef FAILS 253l Z Franklin S15<; Hancock
Boston Water Power IA.
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NEW YORK, March 1.-THE Southern
Express Company, which runs in con-
nection with the Adams Express Com
pany, paid yesterday through its Presi-
dent al. B. Flint, SOC, GOO to the First
lost ON the W. r. Carter, which ex-
ploded near Vicksburg, Miss. The
money was received by the Adams ES-
press Company at st. Louis, and hand
ed over to the Southern Express Com,
pany at Cairo, by whom it was shipped
on board the steamer w. r. Carter,
which arrived at Memphis during the
night, an not making sufficient stay to
deliver the money, It was carried past
thar city, rendering the company liable
for the loss.
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Tin, Conner and Sheet Iron Ware

HAVING INCREASED NY FACILITIES
Ill for the manufacture Of the above nrtI-
Giles, am prepared to I'LL all orders promptly
and as cheap, or cheaper than can be Ind at
any other house in the city. 1 keep the latest
patterns OF STOVES both Wood and Coal,
and VIII warrant every Stove. am pTepaF-
ed TO do all kinds Of Job Work in Sheet Iron
and Tin and will give such Jobs my personal
attention. Spouting and GutteTing of all
kinds always on hand Copper and Brass
Kettles and Fruit Cans OF the best kind also
very cheap. Merchants and Others visiting
the city viii do well to give me n call.
e2 b r. CALDWELL
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cNc1NNATI, March 1.-THE ferry
boat Covington, No. 2, was partially
destroyed by fire last night Loss ABOUT
$500 No insurance.
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sT NICHOLAS HOTEL.
rr,-rDrDrrn MI

s. LUMAN. Proprietor.
THIS HOTEL rs LOCATED NEAR THE
Railroad Depot and in the centre OF the
business portion of the city.
Accommodating porters in ATTENDANCE at
all trains sepN-6m
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From New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, March 13.-Great in
difference shown to the elections yes
terday by large number of voters, {.
great number not going near the polls,
especially business men.
Judge Kellogg, collector of customs,
received notice that the governmental -
thorities ut Washington dismissed all
persons engaged in Selling property in
the South claimed as belonging to the
confederate government-h1 cotton
now seized to be held until full eSami-
mutton behad.
Mrs. jeff. Davis is here en- route for
Canada.7
In Iberville Parish, La, last week at
Sheriff's sale, six fine plantations sold
for what the labor machinery original
ly cost.
Judges of Mississippi, died at Holly
Springs last week.
Jackson railroad, between New Orleans
and Canton.
The old Ponchartrain railroad has
declared dividend of 10 per cent.
The Clarksville correspondent of the
Houston Telegraph charges that the
Treasury agent there seized ], 700 bales
of cotton, which it was well and gener-
ally known did not belong to the late
southern government; through athird
party the agent offered the owners re-
Tense of the cotton for consideration.
800 bales owners refused, and the cot
ton was removed Mt once at much great
er expense than itiwould have cost the
owners. Every effort was made both
ut Clarksville and New Orleans to Sc
cure the cotton, but failed.
The steamers Matanzas and Evening
Star, from New York, haye arrived.
Mayor Kennedy issued proclama-
ton directing the strictest measures &c
be taken to clean all premises in prepa-
ration for the advent of the cholera =
after the 25th inst. serious penalties
will be inflicted on all found delin-
quent.
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A MAN OF A THOUsAND.--A CON.
SUMPTIVE CURED

DR. II. JAMES, A RETIRED PHYSICIAN
" of great emlnence, discovered, while in
ton, Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds, and
General Debility. The remedy was discover
ed by him when his only child a daughter
and Is now alive and well. DESTROYS of tene-
hting his fellow mortals. he VIII send to those
lions for making aud successfully nsing the
remedy; free, on receipt Of their names with
two stamps to pay expenses. There Is not n
single symptom OF Consumption that it does
not at once take hold OF and dfsSfpate. Night
sweats, peeVtshness, irritation OF the nerves,
failure OF memory, difficult expectorations
sharp pains in the lungs. sore throat, chilly
sensations, nausea at the stomach, innction of
the bowels, wasting away Of the muscles
nE-The writer Will please state the name OF
the paper they see this advertisement tns-
Addre5Ss CRADDOCK & CO., &
1852 Race st, Philadelphia, Penn.
I1glTwadtdiEyEe sffTr1=.
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Boston, March 14.-Jarred Sparks,
the historian and ex-President of Har-
ward College, died at his residence IN
Cambridge this morning, of pneumo-
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The Latest News.
by TELEGRAPH.
lIIsceIIaneOus News.

ny the Union Line:
once, corner OF Main and Monroe streets
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A GENTS WANTED.-TO SELL A NEW
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in both English and German, and Is already
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DURE LIBERTY LEADi copy RIGHr-
IL edD Warranted to cover more surface
for same weight than any othert TFyft and
you will have no othert Manufactured only
by ZIEGLER q SMITH, Wholesale Drug,
street Philadelphia. y
sRFor sale b Paint Dealers generally.
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NEW York, March IA Washing
ton special to the Philadelphia Ledger
states that the name of Ell. q. Davis will
be sent in to the Senate tomorrow or
next day as collector of the port of New
York.
The Commercials special Toronto
dispatch states that the Canadian au,
thorities are said to be in possession of
the startling intelligence that thous-
and Fenians will cross the border as
soon as the weather permits, and be
Joined by sympathizers in Canada. The
Goyernment detectives are on the alert
on this side of the line and keep the
Canadian authorities informed of the
no abatement, A serious run for gold
commenced on the banks throughout
the province.
Tie POSTS special says that Senator
Salisbury, ofDelaware, appeared upon
the floor OF the Senate this afternoon in
an offensive state of intoxication, and
was removed by two Senators.
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aaisfellanenns.

ed in April, 1851 in conjunction with the
well known firm of Cache & Co., as joint
stock company OF
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PRACTICAL PIANO MATTERS,

II flANO a1AhEENER
who have held prominent positions In some
of the best establishments of this country and
Europe. The company claims that theil
Pianos combine all the excellencteso OF all the
latest improvements;anditw viii be APPARENT "a
all that men whose skill and abilities having
been approved by the best manufacturers viii
not be less successful when their own Interest
and reputation are involved Asa testimony
to the above, they were awarded the
FIRST PREMIUM OVER ALL CoNIPE-
TTToRs,
by the judges of the late Exhibition held nj
the Maryland Institute of baltimore, Md, in
October, 1855
this city, and having proved equal, II not SUI
peEfor to any heretofore known. Those in
want OF a drst-clnSS Plano. manufactured
with the greatest care and OF the best mate
rial, will save Dealers con1ntiSsioH, which only
makes pianos more costly, but by no means
more valuable, by sending orders directly TO
the factory, as above directed. or by applying
ut Professor HARTMAN KRYTER'S, No. l6l
Market street, for further information. "A
guarantee for hye years is given as regards du-
rability of reconstruction, for every instrument,
and viii be kept in tune for one year free o.
charge. Old I'idnos taken IN exchange.
Persons wishing to have their Pianos tuned
or repaired Will please leave orders Mt the
place above named as the Tuner of said estab-
lishment will he here for one week.
Old Pianos taken in exchange. febS-ly
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WE ARE NOW OPENING OUR FIRST
w stock of Spring Goods, embracing:
Fancy and Black Silks,
White and Figured BEillante,
lawns and Ginghams OF all colors.
Challi,
Merrimack "w, !" and other Prints,
Irish Linens,
Table Linens,
Crashes,
Birdseye Towelings,
Diapers, re-
CaSSimereS OF all kinds,
Kentucky leans,
Steubenville ''
White Sktrting,
Black and White Balmoral Skirts,
Edgings, .s-=4n-
Berages OF all colors, t
Black and White Netting,
Silk Nets, 90
Embroidered Linen Hdkfs,
Fancy
5-I,S.1and lO-4 Sheeting, brown & bleached
Black aud Fancy ManIillas
Also very large assortment of ShawIS,
JOuvin's extra fine Kid Gloves, 81 so pr; Blk
and cold silk Gloves, 25 cts pr; Silk Nets 2o
cts piece; Balmorals 81 so cts piece; Linen
Hdkfsl215 cts piece;Cotton do 1Oc piece; Brown
and Bleached Muslins at 20 cents per yard,
and all other goods in proportion. mart