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Fire ut Victoria Mills.

New YORK, Feb. 1.-THE store house of the Vic
toria Mills Saratoga county. has been destroyed by
fire. Loss between one and two hundred thousand
dollars.
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Assassination of Officers of COIOred ReSi-


GALVESTON. Feb BIT is reported that three Off
GERS of the 9th colored regiment assassinated in
Brownsville recently.
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The Eight Hour Svstem

CINCINNATI, Feb. 1.-THE Ohio House of Represen-
tatives have passed bill fixing eight hours as days
labor,
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Gold Pens.

Gold Pens.
"I the selection, Of tofe another important matter
is, that she should write well. lady who negleets
to cultivate this accomplishment is not unlikely. de-
Gcient in other essential qualities "-CHEsTERFIELD
Gifts for the Girls; gifts for the Boys;
A useful gift, not useless toys
Something to have, something to hold;
Suitable, too for young and old
A Good Gold Penl
Gold Pens,:
in solid Gold Holders
In solid Silver Hodersl
Suitable for LadiesN
Suitable for Gentlemenl
Twill please the ladies and the men.
Each line they write they'll bless the pen:
The giver bless. and praise the taste
That gave for use and not for ,oaste-
Good Gold PenI
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General Butler received from Lowell,
Mass. flag made for the use of the United States
Senate which was manufactured in the mills at that
place for the American Bunting Company This is
the first flag ever made in this country from domestic
materials and hoisted yesterday, and the Sena-
tors will no longer deliberate under the folds Of
dag made from foreign fabrics,
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To Sail March Sd, at O'CLOCK p. NJ.
The frst-class Steamship CUBA" LOO tons bur-
then. Capt. Sundberg, will be promptly dispatched
as above, for Havana, and thence to New Orleans
from Brown Is wharf, Feli's Point
For Freight or Passage having unsurpassed accom-
mOdations, apply to
HENRY NJ. WAKEFIELD, Agent,
fel4-tM3-1stp Is Spears Wharf.
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Message, of Brigham Young.

Although Utah is known to the law only as Ter
ritHry with a Governor appointed by the President,
and a territorial delegate (Wiliam Ii. Hooper, in
Congress- Brigham Young persists in calling it 'the
State of Deseret," and has just sent message" to
the Mormon Legislature. under date of Executive
office, State of Deseret, January p"
In this document, which has the merit of brevity
Brigham discusses the affairs of Utah from the ex-
treme Mormon standpoint; gives thanks for abundant
harvests praises the untirng industry and enterprise
of the people, and proceeds as follows:
THUS has State been formed and brought into
being of which the honorable members OF tins leglS-
lative assembly are the true representatives ! Is
true our State organization has not yet received the
sanction of Congress and the General GoveFnment,
yet il is considered best for US to MAINTAIN IL intact
that whenever the propitiouS moment shall arrive
State may be able. the more readily TO assume
the robes of sovereignty Notwithstanding the seem
ing neglect the part of Congress in bearkening to
our petition for admittance into the Union State
we are still progressing in the founding of common
wealth which must ere long, win its way to place al
mower. Settlements are continually extending east
and west north and south, throughout the tire lin
its of the State. and an extenslYe trafc mas been
opened up with our neighbors on the north and west
: 1T is now about four years since the adop-
ton bv the people of our State Constitution and the
formation of our State Government yet congress mas
NOT choaen 10 act upon memorial praying tor ad-
mission into the Union ana 1 20 snc '1a action
during the present session of Congress. This delay
on the part of our Government appears the more re-
markable, as other territories VI 1898
uation have gained their status as States, and no
gooa be assigned why Deseret should con
tinueto be thus excluded The question as TO how
long it will be proper for us to submit to thus hays
our constitutional rights and franchises withheld
from us, is important one; but leave its solu
ton to him who rules all things. IF favors bege OBJ
legations, few indeed are the requirements that can
be Justly claimed at our hands.
0ther territories-besides being admitted into the
Union with subsidies grants Of land for schools rail
roa,1 and other public uses-haye had extended tC
their ,tizens pre-emption rights and appropriations
for varo,s purposes and otherwise been the recipi
of the naronage benefits f and and bounties of the
wRs Rq baS been Gosd he'd off off
her the snanIest nt nnce but after ALL it is not the
empty forms and enact- t-ments of law. muster rolls
nor eaten parchment lnae GGnS,'uIe fne state
educated enterprsing people which constlt gov
ernment, and are moreover. the source ol Pontica
power IN governments, based like ours prC eSses u
be- upon democratic principles"
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wanted
EVERY YOUNG MAN
TO KNOW THAT
Bryant, StratfOn AZ Sadier's
Business College
Is the only Commercial School in this city or State
where
ACTUAL BUSINESS PRACTICE
Daily occurs between the Students of the College.
The public are cordially invited call and exam
inc our facilities. College journal free to any ad-
dress.
w. Ill. SadIer,
ja16-3m1stp, ,tu,th Principal.
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Gold Pens.

In Gold mounted Rubber Holders!n
In desk Holders of every variety!
Put up in cases Of rich velvet for presents.
AT WHOLESALE and RETAIL.
B.F. BLAKENEY Il Co.,
GOLD Pen MANUFACTURERS,
del5-tf lbs Baltimore Street. first floor. up stairs
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NEWS OF THE DAY.
CONGRESS-,

SENArE.-A petition presented to the Senate pray
ing for the admission of the Representatives elect
from Tennessee. referred to the Reconstruction
Committee. The bill to incorporate the Metropoli-
tan Fire and Marine Insurance Company of the Dis
trict of Columbia, was passed. Mr. Henderson con-
tinued his argument on the joint resolution fixing
the basis of representation. after which Mr. Clark
spoke at length upon the same subject.
HoUsE.-The House received message from the
President, enclosing a correspondence between the
French Minister and Secretary of State relative to
an International Council on the subject of the chol-
era it was referred to the Committee on FOREIGN At
fairs, and ordered to be printed memorial was
received from loyal men of Alabama, asking that
that State shall not be placed in the hands of rebels
The bill to sell postage stamps on credit elected con-
siderable discussion, but no vote was taken. The
Michigan contested election case was decided in ia
vor of Mr.. Trowbridge the sitting member
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COnnecttent Union state Convention.


HARTFORD, Feb. 1.-THE Union State Convention
OF Connecticut, met here to-day and was largely at
tended and harmonious. The delegates numbered
over 400, comprising large number of the leading
men of the State. Col. Dexter R. knight of New
Haven presided.
The first ballot for Governor resulted as follows
Gen. j. r. Hawley of Hartford 267 Roger Averin Of
Danbury IS, +. c. Sumter of New Haven, 2O Scat
tering 70. Gen. Hawey was then nominated by ae-
clamaton, and N. Winchester of New Haven was
nominated for Lieutenant Goyernor: L. E. Pease of
nOmers, secretary OF State, Henry 5. Pamton Of
Hampton, Treasurer and Robins Bartlett of Nor
folk; Comptroller.
Gen. Hawley appeared in the Convention and for
mally accepted the nomination, making short stir
ring speech.
Patriotic resolutions were passed, among them one
expressing confidence in Andrew Johnson, and pledg-
ing him hearty support in his labors for just, com
plete and permanent restoration of the Union
Another resolution also passed expressing conf
dence in the wisdom and patriotism of the Union ma
jority in Congress-
resolution was also passed heartily approving of
the late order of Major Gen. Terry approved by the
President for the protection of the freedmen of Vr
gnia against the tyrannica legislature of that State
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Ahe heNas State eCOnventiOn-NEessage frorn
Governor rHamiIton-Repudiati of the
EAaht

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 13-The Texas State Couven-
ton organized on Saturday. 1t was agreed by vote
Of 66 to II that all the members should swear to SUD
port the Constitution of the United States A reso-
lutlon previously adopted that all who had not hith
erto done so should take the amnesty oath, was re-
considered
The Constitutional oath was administered TO the
convention en- nasse by Judge Everett, the members
standing.
"oVernor Hamilton was notified of the organiza-
tloh' and sent message recommending among other
thlngs, the reputation of the rebel State debt
Inc convention appointed Committee on the
condition on the State Executive, Legislature and
Judiciary Departments, of which Judge Roberts f.
smith, President of the Secession Convention. is
Chairman; Committee on the General Provisions
OF the Constitution, of which Judge Hancock is
CHAIRMAN; and Committees on Election. Printing
Education, Public Lands, Indian Affairs &c.
Resolutions declaring no person coming within the
exceptions of the Presidents Amnesty Proclamation
entitled to seat, and substitute to refer all ere
dentlals to Committe on Elections were referred
Resolutions to adjust debts contracted on the basis
OF Confederate money, TO enquire after the records
OF the library and furniture of the Supreme Court
to extend relief to parties owing debts prior to the
war and to establish separate Criminal Courts were
all referred to appropriate committees
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CENSUS OF LowELL.-The census of the population
of Lowell in January of the present year, has been
taken From abstract in the Courier we learn
5.556. The number of males is 1852, and that of
females s The gain nds II POPgiaiop Is3 since May
IN ekeeeS the RU humber @ IN Of Legal yes1
In 1850 the male population of Lowell was 1862 the
female M 22l75. Total 36,s27; The male population is
Ssi less The total population now is 40 more than
-
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REDUCE EXPENSES!!!
BY BUYING YOUR
DRY GOODS AT
FOSTER BROTHERS,
Great Panic Sale.

no ABATEMENT ~ THE DRaAND.
Ff0HTH WEEK or THE RUSH.
~ THE MORNING., TILL
9 O'CLOCK IN THE EVENING.
LADIES FROM JERSEY CITY, .-- -
HOBOKEN, BROOKLYN, wiLLfAMsBUR0H.
AND THk SURROUNDING COUNTRY
FLOCkIS0 TO OUR STORE FOR BARGAINS.
EVERYTHING SOLD IS ADVERTISED.
AUCTION LOT PHlATS, 6c.
AUCTION LOT FLASSELs, 23c.
AUCTION LOT ALPACAs. 3lc., UP.
AUCTION LOT DRESS GOODS, z2c Se., DO, 5}c-,
and SOC. GREAT BAR1AINS.
AUCTION CASSiMkHES, SOC.
AUCTION MERRlMACK PRINTS PC.
GREAT SALE OF AUCTlOS MUSLIN5
1T I6c. A YARD AND UP.
GOODS ARE AGAIN ADVANCING
DOWN TOWN BUT OUR PRICES
WILL NOT BE CHANGED THIS WEEK.
SOW Is YOUR TIME TO BUY
MUsLINS PRINTS AND DRESS GOODS.
THE GAEAr RUSH OF BUYERS
AT THE ABOVE PRICES SHOW PLAINLY
HOW CHEAP OUR GOODS ARE.
CUT THIS OUT AND 90 FOR
BARGAINS TO FOSTER BROTHEN,
NO ia BLEECKERsT., CORNER COMMERCE.
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Drn Gooos.

At KINzEY'' Hru.Avrsur
CHEAP STORE.
500 CASES STRAW GOODS,
ALL THE sew sHF'Es AND STYLES;
EVERY KIND OF STRAW. PLAIN AND FANCY.
ALL ALL TiiE TiE EEw Efw sHAr sHXFEs OF OF BoSSErs
ALL iiiE NEW SHAPES or BLooMERs, .sors
50 CASES LAST SEAsONs
BoNShrs' &c" Hie' ''''' 1ss Is chsEs cGhsEs LAST SEASONS
0'o'"hA' oFFSINGi 1S 81 'fiRsStcG RS fIoWgEs;;
80 200 YARDS RIBBONS (lARE BARGAlSSl
B0NNET EBR9NS &C. S SS' ix, aIs .,ts s
ThlMMiNCR'b'oNS' EsT,sa;opfRv e., Sf; ISi DEPARTMENT.
IS 900 YARDS EREDLEWORK EDGlN0S. Sc, &C., ioc'
" 600 NEE FDLEWORK BANDS. litc
5000 YARDS PLSID AND JACJNET MUSLINs.
ANPKEEccnE9FS S1 &c. Ii ao- ,ss slo 100
HTcti0Np p0G MHasKiLLES quilts, s3@
1900 LINEN TOWELS,
1o ''' ''' Gs 1900 IA T1RDS M TUwELINos AND CRASH
ioc, i2Ic.. i5c.. lso., 20c 23c. ,,cr,oS rorc
or CLOTHS AND CAsSIMEREs. ,lc. to 81
20 90 LINEN SHIRT BOSOMS l5c .lgc 2Oc- 20 oyrc
AUCTION LOTS OF GLOVES
CASE WET GLOVES &c. FAIR.
CAsE WET GLOVES; sE gES rs, Ayp ,6 GApihS' iS'-
1900 FAIRS FINE 'o'ti lGcF9sE9Ti sFH lots OF HOSIERY.
$4,000 PAIRS MosE AND HALF 10 H1SE,, ,,i,, Eic to 'l'
on MONDAY,
GREAT SALE or DRESSGOODS.
YARD WIDE DaFSS LAW,S. l9o.
.YAKD-WlDE SILK FIGURED ORbANDiES, feo.
.LOT ALPACAS (sLlGHTLY SOlLEDl, lltc
LOT PLAID POPLINS (SLlGHTLf SOlLEDl lSo.
BLACK AND WHITE PLAID POPLlNSrI3o.
LOT FINE ENGLISH CHALLlBS. Gc-
LOT SILk.S1RlPED POPLINS Pc
Tor PLAIN COLORS ALPACA, z5c.
LOT BLACK ALPACAS, 53c. -
LOT Lol
uEsr FRENCH FINE
PM yTED ENGLISH
.JACOnETS, DtLAlnES
SLIGHTLY WIT SPRING CoLohS,
.lsc WOR RI 6lIc 200.
EXCELLnNT FAST. COLORED PRINTS. l2io
BEST MERRIMAC PRINTS. :0c.
Lot GhCn FIGURED LUIS rGRj. 25c, 3io.
LOT PRINTED LINEN LAWNS.
LOT FROM AUCEuE Of BARE6HS, i2fc.
AUCTION-lOr or DRESS GOODS. 1to.
LOT SiLk-EM BROlDERED ALPACAS JTtc.
LOT RICH CHENF PLAID'. 40, Ale
LOT ENoLiSH AND FRENCH CALlCOS. TO-, fso-
LOT on WOOL BLACK PLAlDS 80
LOf or sCOICH GNGHAhs, 100.
LOT UR DHLAINS, CLOSING. 20.
Auction LOT OF MUsLINs.
LOT BLRACHED sHRTINGS, lac. -
BLEACHEU AND BROWN MUsLINS. l3ic To 40
AT
Wholesale.
GOODS or EVERY KIND LES5 THAN JOBBERy
PRICES.
VIM kinney,
Nos 2ll and rs HlGiITHAVE.,
BETWEEN TWENTY.flRST AND TWENIi-SECOSD-
SIS.
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FOSTER & WELSH,

NO. 27 El0iTHAVE., NEAR TWENTY'SECONDST,
WILL OPEN
MONDAY MORNING
A LARGE ASSORTMENT or DRESS GOODS BOUGHT
LAST WEEK IN THE AUCTIoN-Rooas. CONSISTING
on PLAID POPLINS
1T rs At H.
AT 81 AT ~
AT 50 AT So
ALSO PLAID ALPACAS
AT IS AT IL.
AT J74 AT ~
AT 50 AT 81.
PLAIN ALPACAS or ALL C0LORS
At "a At 81
AT 31l AT a.
AT 50 AT S.
AT 6lf AT IS.
OUR DRESS GOODS STOCK Is ONE or THE BEST
SELECTED AND CHEAPEST ~ THE CITY.
ALSO TWO HUNDRED DIFFERENT STYLES AND
COLORINGs IN PRINTS. BEST MERRIMACK, &c.
AND ALL THE OTHER BEST MAKES AS CHEAP IN
PROPORTION.
MUsLINsl MUsLTNsl! MUsLINS!!
GOOD BROWN SHEETING ONLY................isc
THE HEAVIEST YARD WIDE....................a5o
THE FINEST YARD W1DE..... .25c
GOOD WHITE MUSLlN............. 200.
EXTHA ShlkTlNO.. 23c.
GREAT BARGAINS IN CASSIMERES. LADIES'
CLOTHS, TABLE LINEN. NAPKINS, DIAPERS, ne. he.
SUN UMBRELLAS AND PARABOLS, A LARGE AS.
SOkTMENT AND VERY CHEAP.
FOSTER 4 WELSH,
No. al EI8HrHAVE.. NEAR TWENTY Y.SECOND-ST
r. S.-PRlNTs AND MUSLlNS ARE ADVANCING.
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FANCY DRESS GOODS.

NEAT CHECKED MOHAIRS only 22c and 25c PER yard
SAT1N-FACED MOZAMBlOUES, only 3os' Sc eno soo
WHITE AND BUFF GROUND PoPLINs, double fold
only 35c.. 37lc. per yard. . - -
SILK-SI RIPE JASPE NALENClAS, only oOc'' oos' over
sILKesTRlPED AND PLAID SUMNER TISSUES. at aSc-
ELEGHjT FoULARD PoPLINs, very choice. a. Soc
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fnruitnre.

DEDROOM ENAMELED FURNITURE W
Dvnu.nted manufacture Also soad Chestnut s.pRfZG- ~
Chamber Suites. plain and ornamental sitrh.a a. lssl
TNAMELED FURNITURE , W,sTSss Ws'nos
II ..or,nsnt Of Ensmeed Chestnut and solid wsS
EFnRooM slJlrS in this city. Also MAIIhniI,,hss ~
sPINGBEDS Sc al goods warranted T s-7 c,ns.sl
old established house WARREN WAhp w. - -
FURNITURE MANUFACTURERS" Wv Nv
4 BRAUNsDORF, Nos l2S and "a h~ns' . ,.,,Ie, is
York through their long experience ana nnnv the
MISUNDERSTANDING class furniture. arc pFpafsa O. CITY,
pubc Al large ON favorable terms cy oe Funi
ture OF every kind always on hand IN ia sai.e. -
nTCKUARDTs Extension PARLOh DE- De-"
STEAD tool silver Medal at last Fair American an ~ o.1
entirely different from the common sofa bed s. 70 suH
n,,n. .aa hair mattress Can be made In soia " S -
X. :Ye -. Tsssory nd salssroom Ne ~ btsecsS
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SATURDAY.

~
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the choicest specnens OF English periodical literature In
and pice which will pease all snd is within the ca
liabilities Of the slender geans"-t Cincinnati Gazette
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The selections made with irnt Judgment sud taste
The articles right Of sObJecs and the rght
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E,LORENCE MARRYATT's NEW NOVEL
eIces the lveesi and wins the hese.t praise
from every reader. The title,
WOMAN AGAINST WOMAN.
surgess the conflict and for discussion that
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A SPINWALL MARCH, Dodw0rth; Tete-a
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PRINTS, MUSLINS. LINENS.

PRINTS, MUSLINS, LINENS.
.FAST-COLOLED PRINTS al I2}c. and l5c- per yard
BLRACHED AND UNBLEACHED MUSLlNS. from Rto.
REALTTssIA CRASHES ct i2I,. l4c and isc. per yard
SCOTCH HUCKABUCk A. pc, Pc. 23c. sud 3'c
.HUCK TOWELS at So 81 IS, $3.50 aud ~ per Dozen.
HALF BLEACHED TABLE Linens at 71c. BIC, &c. and
SATIN bAMASK TABLE LINENS at 81 25, worth 81 IS.
DAMASK AND SPO% NAPKINS at 81 81 to 80 ~ per
LINEN HDKFs Qadie.1 at 81 50 to So per dozen
HEM-SrlrCHED HDKFS Qadies) at 81 to - % per
dozen.
ALSO.
WHITE JACONETS at 15c l8c. and 2Oc to 25c per yard
WHITE CAMBRlCS at 8,.. 21c 25r. aud 3Oc per yard
81 SOt T-fINlSH CAMBRIA at 4Oc., worth o2tc.
ALSO. -.
FRENCH PERCALES "Dolfus Meigs and Steinbaehs'
BEST PRINT No, at SOC per pard. ~ .
FRENCH PRIN TED JACDNETS AND ORGANDlES. OF
the sAsB CKLKBRATED PRINTING, at 35c. 4Oc and 'oc
per yard
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES AND CLOAKINGS.
ALL-wOOL CAsslMERES, for boys suits at 81. sold last
FANCY CAS- ;iMEREs. ALL WOOL. at 81 Is 81 81, and
81 5O-lO1 per cent than last years prioes. -
ENGLISH AND FRENCH CLOAKlNG CLOTHS OF ~
and upward.
MOURNING DRESS GOODS
An entirely stock just p.rchased ,n,,,,s ~.
LUPINS BOMBAZlNES CkETONNE POPLlNS, Ia
MISE, EMPRESS GRAPES ALPACAS, ALL~WOOL
DELAINES, &c, &c. -, - oyvroy
Nos. 272 and 27i Bowery, Dear Houston-se
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DARIS MADE GARMENTS
AT RETAIL.
ARNOLD, CONSTABLE & 90.
HAvR NOW oPES
A MAGNIFICENT ASSORTMENT OF
ALL THE LATEST
PARIS NOVELTIES
Introduced for
sPRING AND SUMMER WEAR,
COMPRISING THE RICHEST STOCK
EVER OFFERED IN THIS MARKET
SELECTED EXPRESSLY
FOR THEIR RETAIL sALES.
AIso,
AGREAT VARIETY
THEIR OWN MANUFACTURE
MOST DESIRABLE PARIsIAN sHAPBs
Mo-, So,, 800 AND 3II CANAI~sr.
INDIA CAMELs HAIR SHAWLS,
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
TO CORRESPOND WITH PRESENT RATES
ARNOLD, CONSTABLE q Co..
HAVE NOW OPEN AT
RETAIL,
AsUPERB COLLECTION ov
LONG AND SQUARE
INDIA CAMELS HAIR SHAWLS.
IN EVERY VARIETY OF DEsIoN AND COLOR
FRENCH CASHMERE,
RAW SILK SHAwLS.
AT EQUALLY Low PRICES.
No. 3O7. 800 ANpIqII cANAL-sr.
STRANG g. ADRIANCE.
- No. 355 BROADWAY.
GREAT BARGAINS
will h. offered a renn MONDAY. from tbs HEAVY
AUCTION SALkS fast week
comprising
. BLACK AND COLORED SILKS
ia ev-ry variety.
90 and ~ BLACK WORSrED GRENADINES.
BLACK BOMBAZiNES. TAMIsE CLOTHS.
DELAISES and ALPACAS
HOUSEK GOODS
OF every description. much cheaper than hsrs,ofofs
FANCY DRESS GOODS, nom low to ese guilty,
BLACK aud COLORED snd WHITE GROUND BKDCHE,
GRENADINES. the BEST and CHEAPEST GOODS
offered.
PRINTED MOHAlRS. new and most desirable srtlcls,
SUPER slLk and WOOL rOPLlSs IN II .'ys. .sd cslors
ORGASDIES JAGONtTS. PERCALEs aud PRINTS,
the hAndsomest sssortmsnt ever offered By sa
Also,
SHAWIS
Of all descriptions REAL LLAMA LACE POINTS, and
SHETLAND sHAWLS.
CLOAKS
10 every style. on hand and made TO order.
CLOTHS and CASSlMEREs
LACE CURTAINS
q, half cos, Of importation.
STRANG & ADRIANCF,
No. 3JJ BROADWAY