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The national Republican., 1867-11-01
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J. J, Boour, Real Estate Agent, High street,
ono door below Bridge street.
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between dibbon and Yranhlin, Il our authorised sgspt
for the NAroSAL RrrusLroAs IN The cry Of Aisxan-
dris aad will receive subscriptions and advertise
msnts, and receipt therefor. -.
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ALExANpRiA AFRAIRs.

RELIGIOUS OBsnRy ANcRs .--lTosdAy has bean OBJ
served By the menbers Of the Catholic church
throughout the world as solemn last, n preparA-
tlon for hS great festival Gin honor Of the countless
multitudes Of ali ages and nations, who having
fought the good aght,'' are now reigning with
"ChIist In heaven (which 10 celebrated tomorrow,
undsr The title of "ths Feast Of AL Saints A
friend furnishes us with the following.
This festival dates from the year oo7, when the
to destroy the hsathsn tsmpss desiring 10 preserve
them as monuments Of art, Pope Boniass the ",
conceived the design Of repairing the Pantheon, or
temple Of all the gods In home' and dsdieaiins tto
The national Republican., 1867-11-01

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soS. apos a ssp.s ssos ssss.os q 4: district .ass
senrt q Rrsdsrak.burs, uers before ttksI court.
Ihsss eases we're esFrisdSte tho disirss sseurt Of
prsssasssd ), ts. sirss,s sS.rs u A.s.ssss sss
ne judsnsnt snrnsAs They wsfs partially Argued
ana eehunuse.tss Isseofift 'aer 30 80 -
ALExArpmA, LouDoun, Asb HANPsHisl RAILROAD
hsrriku-.t is thought that the railroad msstipg 70
have been held a Hspil,sl's store To-day, for ys
Los,sous' and aagpshiIs r.ilIe.d, was yssspcnsd,
ofeias here 70 the friends of proposed extension
In that viiisssp Iau1os ,faqiis q ~
oy.,sgs,s, "A pss i.ll ,qssbe..a ,..i .isht,
.bcut 10 o'eost IN Prince stteet dock, but 10 sud.
denly dd hs sxtreats NJ nssif from M psriISds situs
uea. that though psrsons were In the iissaediats
nsishborhood q the ssens Of the accident, he was
oas and soAs bsfers hswas idsathsd! ~
. Win Be.a--A wsislAos w. driven On, o. Ro,sA.
fords march, On ths ppsr end sf gdoh Creek
,his morsinf, ~ parry ofAssnsn. whe had been
BAD BoJs..--sops u Asb.d Eoys Who were con
frsGaisd IN the shborhooi Of the eirsus pssnion
lat aishi ca, eas Of Tie naia guy ropes s,.sh.d TO
RAnnoAD Mssruq,-Ths ansssi ms,siss Of the
stoskhcldsr. ef tbs oraass Aiexsa u snd saass-
I :ss nai ROAD comPasy, i''o ehsld in ths elty,
hs ~" " N'mo "a 80 "a srv5asfss HfN
Polr or ALEXANDRIA --Arrivsd--sts.msr xrprs.s,
niskls, Baltimore, to J. Rroders 4 Go. sated-
Steamer ssw York, Marshall, Philadsiph q, By 4.
Eldridss AGO sour v. Hurbert, CrowslL Wash.
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The national Republican., 1867-11-01

A Mas. cnARLEs J. WALKER shot her hus.
band at Bound Brook, N. j., on Wednesday
night The facts and circumstances as reported
ars as follows: Mrs. W. met her husband In q
bar.room and requested him to accompany her
home. Upon his refusing she drew pistol and
shot him In the forehead, the ball glanoing and
inaictipg q severe, though not dangerous wound.
The cause appears to be that she considered him
unfsithful to his marriage VOWS. The parties
reside at New Brunswick, N. J., and occupy
respectable position in society.
The national Republican., 1867-11-01

A BOsIoS DISPATCH says that every mark Of
respect 10 being paid to the memory Of E1.doy.
ANDREW. The flags are aging at half mast on
the State House, newspaper Offices and at othsr
public placss meeting Of the Boston bar has
been called. Gov. ANDREW was on the eve Of
leaving for Washington when stricken with
death t1 .."
The national Republican., 1867-11-01
An Arrsat of nuRlar..

NEW YoRk, Oct. sl.-A gang Of 1--WE burglars
were caught Ia Brooks Brothsrs' clothing sstab-
lishmept this morning They had carried Offthrse
wagsp loads Of expensive clothing before their
arrest Only hty pair Of pantal0ons were re-
covered. Two of the gang were women.
At the Essex market police court to-day, they
were fully committed for trial.
The national Republican., 1867-11-01

wALLs OPERA HoUsE.-"Under the Gas
light is winning card. 1t seems adapted to
produce a sensation in this city, and continues
to draw full houses. We must say, however,
that the last act is not rounded of as It should
be. Byke, personated by Mr.. BANGS, who All
through does his part to perfection, is let Of In
q sort otstriumphant way, plainly showing that
the sober thief and wouid.be murderer is the
victorious gentleman, and that the worst Of
crimes may bo committed with impunity and
the law deded. We think Mr.. DAILY might i'm,
prove his play If hs were to arrest the crlminsl
| by the minions Of the law. Policemen should
iron the fellow and take him away.
The national Republican., 1867-11-01
Daring Robberz.

ST.. LOUIS, Oct. Sl.-whils messenger Of the
banking house Of TauSsg. dempls 4 Co, was
shipping q bag Of coin, valued at s4oo, In cur
rsncy, at the Merchhnts' Union Express ONCE,
this afternoon, he was rudely pushed from the
counter and the money snstched BY thief who
immediately disappeared. and has not yet been
found -.g.g..r-r frar
The national Republican., 1867-11-01

THE TuIRrr.NNrH CONGRESS voted twenty
rcr cent increase to the salaries OF the clerks in
the different departments, for one year only.
This increase was discontinued on the lat of
July last The recipients of this favor will
make an appeal to Congress for continuance Of
this twenty per cent. increase. We can see no
reason why it should not be granted.
The national Republican., 1867-11-01

LATE NEWS from the South informs US that
the aceousts recently tclegraphsd North, Of the
tornado on the Rio drnnde, prove to be greatly
exaggerated, and in some respects untrue. Gal.
weston papers received here make but brief men.
tion of the storm.
The national Republican., 1867-11-01
The Condition OF Affairs ~ wilmington
The Radicals In the Majority.

WILMINGTON, N. C., Oct. S.-COnsidsrabls
interest Is manifested in the apprOaohing slse.
tiOn. The Conservatives being In a hopeless
minority in this oounty they will probable
nominate no ticket, The negroes are unit for
the Radical party.
The national Republican., 1867-11-01
Tine Luth,r.n Anniversary.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct a,--To-day being the
s5Oth anniversary Of the rsformatiOn.of tho ff-
tssnth century, dating from the mailing Of Lu-
thsr's celebrated ninsty-hvs theses, q declara-
tion Of faith, on the doors Of the church at Wit.
tenbsrg, was celebrated by appropriate services
In all the Lutheran churches In this city. All
tho churches wore decorated with flowers, and
were crowded during the exercises. oh,
The national Republican., 1867-11-01

PosTMAsrER dESERAL RANDALL and seoIs.
tAry McCULLocH called at the White House
yesterday and had interviews with the Prssi.
dent. Several other visitors were admitted to
interYieMs. :.
The national Republican., 1867-11-01

WAsHIsGros ARsEsAL.-we are informed
that q quantity of horse collars, blankets, &c.,
were disposed Of at private sale at this place.
Does not the law require that thete things shall
bA ndyertiged
The national Republican., 1867-11-01

The INVESTIGATIONS into the conduct Of the
Pay Department Is being prosecuted at the Cap
itol by the chairman Of the committee, Hon. Mr..
LNcoLs. Other members Of the committee are
at work elsewhere. They will probably be able
to report soon after the meeting of Congress.
The national Republican., 1867-11-01
Battle with the Iadi.ns-Dsfeat OF Gen
Crook,

Battle with the Iudians-Defeat Of Gen.
Crook.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. "a telegram from
Jacksonville. Oregon. statss that . military eI.
press arrived from Fort Klamath. bringing the
news that Gen. Crook had been defeated on
October nth, nssr Goose Lake Valley, by the
Pint and Pitt river Indians. ....
The fight lasted two days, when General
Crook was compelled 70 fall back. He lost Lieu.
tenant Managsn and six men killed and twenty
wounded. It is thought that twenty Indians
were killed, but II 10 dinacult to ascertain their
actual loss
General Crook is supposed to bs at the upper
end Of Goose Lake Valley, awaiting reinforce.
ments.
Tho order extending Montgomery street
passed the Supervisors last night, over the
Mayors veto.
Captain Charles 3. ssVilt died in this city on
Tussdsy. r
The national Republican., 1867-11-01
News from Arizona and colorada via ssl
... so. Francisco.

sAs FnAScisco, Oct. 2s.-ArironA advicss to
October II, instant, state that Major Prices
command had nsht with the HOnslups Indians,
and killed seven Of them. a.,.
The Legislature has adjourned, and the mem.
bers have returned homo. -.'
Trains Of emigants are arriving from Colorado
on route to Mexico with large droves Of stocks
General Wright and corps of engineers ar,
surveying the Southern Pacific railroad.
outrages BY the Prescott Indians ars daily re-
ported. Within three miles, 100 tons Of corn
and 800 head Of stock were carried of from one
county, and 20 lives lost.
The national Republican., 1867-11-01

RIsronI-DIcKEss.-Th evening" Madame
ADELAIDE RIsroRI will, at the National Theatre,
give her picture Of Queen Elizabeth. This per-
formance was witnessed last winter by most Of
our readers, and It's wonderful drsmatio power
and historic correctness have already passed into
the records Of histrionic art and takon their
place beside the Riehelieu Of PoRREsr, the
Phedre Of RACHEL, and the othello Of EDNuSD
KEAsE, as work Of pure inspiration. Such
works are seen onoo In a generation only and
their excellence Is too automatic TO need point
ing cut to the meanost capacity. But while we
see no occasion to dwell on the greatness uni
versaliy acknowledged Of Madame RIsroRi. We
desire TO say something Of the price levied from
the public for witnessing II. Mr.. DIcKEss, with
single hotel bill to pay, announces that he will
charge two dollars a ticket. RsroRI, with .
foreign company Of forty persons to pay; with
the National company to pay; with Miss wEsr.
ERss two nights to pay for; with not q halls.
but . theatrs's rent to pay, and the enormous
expenses Of locomotion for forty persons to pay.
asks no more thnn Mr. DICKENS alone We
need ny no more. It Is moderation In Madam,
RIsroRI or extortion In Mr.. DICKENS, for RIs.
TORI pays out two hundred, aye three hundred
dollars, to ono spent by Mr.. DICKENS. 90.
The national Republican., 1867-11-01

ULRIcH AND HAScQUE, the New York coun.
tsrfsitsrs, who fed to Canada, have been ar
rested in Toronto, and committed to await the
action Of the Government for sxtradition.
The national Republican., 1867-11-01

THE RErREsonNkSr COMMITTEE are making q
very thorough examination into the affairs Of
the printing bureau of the Treasury Department.
Their examinations continue daily.
The national Republican., 1867-11-01

THE receipts from internal revenue yesterday
amounted to $7O5, 5,3427s. Tho total amount Of
receipts for the month ending on the slh Of
October Is si4, ,4s6, 536 A.
The national Republican., 1867-11-01

IT is SAID that the contract to furnish sup.
plies for the Indians Of beef, bacon, corn, -four,
meal, &c , will bo awarded in few days to the
lowest bidders.
The national Republican., 1867-11-01
The Sale of the Evening star News
paper.

The Sale OF the Evening star News
paper.
wJD WALLACE, osq., has sold the EVsnin g
Star 70 Q. s. NOrEs, @. B, BAKER, and some
other gentlemen, whose usmsssre no, announced.
The paper of last evening contains Mr.. WAL
LAcH's vaiadictOry and the salutory of Msssrs.
NorEs, BAKER & Co. The new prOpretors
promise to make thoroughly Independent and
hrst.class Newspaper, and We know Of no gentle
men in the Journalistic line better able to make
good their words. We wish them success. Oar
best wishes 60 with Mr.. WALLACE In his retiring
May he and that rest and quiet rspose which he
seeks He may congratulate himself with the
reflection that his life Of journalism has been q
success. 20,
The national Republican., 1867-11-01

AssBrAsr SECRETARY CHANDLER, Of the
Treasury, ID in New York attending to business
connected with the Department. 60.
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NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, FRIDAY MORNING NOYEMRER 1857

Queens evidence. Dsppssrsl bsfsrs Ne sps-
eiai sonmissien today, and tsssiAsd seaiass Gen.
wsrrsa. bis evidence hs gives ssnpisss
account Of srpsdisisa.
Dustrz. o.. si.-Ths m Lssiss, nom
Traiss, for pAvsnnsh, pst bssk Into Trsiss in
distress, and is.kins bsdIy. a
Losposp sHnr. oos. si.-Ths stssmsr Europe,
from New york d ths 1sth inst, for aisseow,
arrived here to-day, and sailed for the Clyde.
Eisctien news.
CoLunsus, GA, Oct. M.--fihssn hundred
votes have been pollsd during the past thrss
dAys s1i sfwhieh, excepting twenty yssvsn, wsrs
negroes and for The seavsntion. -
s.AueusfA, "a, Oct. N.---Ths election ID pro.
srsssins quietly. The whites are taking bu,
little interest In the election.
The total nusssr Of votes polisd to-day in
this eity and county y s,oee. Total number
Ifegistsrsd, s, SIS. - .....
The following returns from the interior are
nearly all for the convention; Glasscock county,
1906 Jsnsrson county, arst day, 46oi wilkes
county, for two days, 1900. Only one whits
man voted. ssa ..'..
TAilsfsro. for two days. Aso; Warren county,
for two days, 900. Only two white votes were
poiied. = ma
Green county, for three days, 1,272j Athens,
total vote. 66l; nearly all Of which were for
tho convention. Millidgsvills, l,osi, all Of
which we're for the convention. Only one whits
vote polisd. ir-y ~
Maristta county, for three days. $40, nearly
all Of which were for the convention.
arifin, spsuldipg county, 24l to-day, making
q total Of 1,l6s.
Henry county. 7so, Of which sal were for =
oonvention. Ea sr y
Pike county Is pprsssnssd a voting almost
entirely for the convention.
Albany, 1891 votes poilsd. all Of which were
for the convention. Only one white vote polisd.
All 10 quiet.
SAVANNAH, Oct. si.-The votsspollsd to-day
were ia In the city and $50 in the county,
making total Of $500 for three days.
Roms-TotL for three days, 1857. The vots
here Is closely divided for the convention. The
Radicals, however, claim 400 majority. 30 far,
nearly all tho votes east to-day were whites.
There are from 500 to 700 votes yet to be cast.
In Lagrange county, l,7l7 votes we're polisd,
all ofwhich wsro for the convention. Only 7
white votes were pollsd.
At Port Gaines the total vote is 3s5, all Of
which were for the Convention. No whites
voted.
The total vote IN the city and county Of Ma.
con Is I ,7os.
Thomasville, total for three days, l,345. All
Of which Is for the Convention. ...
Very few whites voted.
The national Republican., 1867-11-01

THERE ARE NO VACANCIES for elsrksin any oi
the departments Of the Treasury so it;is need
less to apply for places In that quarter.
The national Republican., 1867-11-01
General schollsId,s order.

RIcHMoSp, Oct. 2l,--asn' schohsld, in view
Of the complaints Of fraud, 10 about to order .
new census Of the voting populatiOn Of the city.
The national Republican., 1867-11-01

FoRrr.SME CLERKS will be dismissed from
tho Paymaster's Generals Office on the SOth oil
November. .... ..
The national Republican., 1867-11-01

SEVERAL CLERKS have been dismissed from
the Quartermaster's Department in consequences
Of lack Of work.
The national Republican., 1867-11-01
Treaty with Indiaus.

LEAyEswoRrH, Kansas, Oct. Sl.-About 500
Cheyenne warriors arrived at the camp OF the
peace commissioners, At Medicine Greek lodge,
on Sunday. On Monday council was held and
a treaty signed giving them the right to hunt
the game lasts, They want no reservations, but
desire to live their own way. Thoy acted very
Independently, and claimed they alone had been
fighting Tho commissioners arrived at Fort
Harker to-day.
The national Republican., 1867-11-01
The Unvelling Of ths statue OF America.

The Unveiling Of the Statue OF America.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. sl.-This evening at the
Union League HOUSE . beautiful statue. called
'America honoring her fallsn brave" was un.
vsiled in the presence Of the members Of the
league and their families. Thsstatus was made
in Rome BY 8. H. Hszsltine by order Of the
league. Tho figure 10 ten feet high, and said to
be one Of the finest works ever executed by an
American artist. Captain wordsn, Of monitor
fame was an invited guest.
The national Republican., 1867-11-01
a rr,.ex WIN ,n. I.sl.. rr,..r.

A treaty with the Isaia. Trssss.
sr. Loun, Oct. s1.---Dispatshss from The
Msdisips Lodge crssks ssy thAt . tfssty hes
bssn na4s with the Apsshss, ~ which they are
ecsfsdsrAksd Mn the Kiows end consnehs In.
dams. They Hrs 70 20 On . sr.ssrvssiep, and are
70 rscsivs 5000 n snnsp, clothing, 30.
The Arapahoes VII mako sspsrsts treaty,
togsthsr with the Apsches. They have dis.
solved their former connection with the Chsy.
snnss on account Of the hostile attitude Of the
latter to the whites.
All the tribes here except the Chsysnnes held
council on the 10th inst, and agreed to renew
their friendly relations with each other and rs-
turn all stolen horses.
The ohsysnnss have not arrived yet. Some
suspect bad motives on their part. whils others
think all will come out right. They claim they
have not finished their medicine ceremonies, and
ask two days longer time. ~
The commissioners have already waited thir.
teen days on the tribe, and have got tired. They
will walt until Monday, the 28th inst, whom
they will leave II the chsysnnss are not here.
A Conservative Con, sntion at Raleigh.
RALEIeH, N. O., Oct. STA county oonvsn-
tion Of the constitutional Union mon and friends
Of civil liberty assembled hero to-day. Aftsr
reasssrting their devotion TO the Consultation Of
their forsfsthsrs and conservative principles In
series Of resolutions, HON. D. q. Fowle. J.
A. Morris, p. H, Mcguire. and B. +. Blake were
nominated for the State constitutoaal eonvsn.
tion. 49, q.
M. A. Bsdslos addressed the assemblags In
opposition to Radioalism. All parts Of the
county were represented with full delegations.
The utmost harmony prevailed.
The Omcial Vote Of Virginia.
RrcHxoSp, Oct. 3i.-Ths ofheisi vote of the
State cast Is as follows:
Whites, 1924; blacks, o3, $50.
For oonvention-whitss, 1885; blacks,
%, ,6o7. =
Against the onvsution-whites. sI.24si
blacks, 63S.
A Conservative Convention In south
Carolina. ."H.
CHARLESTON, s. c., Oct. 3l.-A Conservative
convention, TO take place In behalf Of the white
population Of this State, has been called TO
meet In Columbia on the 9th Of November
.. Funeral Of Gov. Andrew.
BosroS, Oct. 3l.-The funeral Of Ex-Governor
Andrew will take place tomorrow.
The national Republican., 1867-11-01
FOR SALE OR RENT.

EOR SALE, ON EASY TERMS
i TIE hAndsoms thses-story and back building
BRICK HOUSES, arranged for gas and water and ali
modern improvements. now being erected .on U
street, between Thirtssnth aud Fourteenth streets
thirty foot alley. Houses set back feet from build
Ing iins for terraces In front VIII be completed
about November 10, 1867.
Terms one 1nh each; baisnss in ave years, one
tsnth Of the deferred to be made every six
months. [o26.2wl JOHN R. ELVANS 4 Co. =
The national Republican., 1867-11-01
TO TAX PAYERS.

NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS.
COLLECTOR 8 oYyIoE, CITr HALL,
WAsHuGros, D O October n, 1857.
"iS " .ppIo1sS ostoSSr 10 isS VI ,nss ssis u lax
on all Real and Personal Property, Stocks, 10 for
the year 1857 10 hxed ~ one dollar and twenty i've
cents on eyery one hundred dollsrs-one . quar-.
ter per csnt-of the assessed vaue Of tad property
Upon all taxes upon all property not In for
taxss for general purposss, An abatement Of ave
pr csntum 10 allowed from the Esd day Of October,
1857 10 the S0th day Of November, 1857 both inelu
sivs after which no abatement will be allowed All
A. q. HALL,
ol.tnoS0 Collsotor
The national Republican., 1867-11-01
w A ~ II ..

0HOIOE BUTTER OF ALL GRADES
" at wholesale and retail, at sPICER's BUTTER
AND EGG STORE, 45s Ninth street, between 3 AndP
N. B--ouick sales aud small PROFITS Is my motto.
oc4-u
The national Republican., 1867-11-01

.. Funeral OF Gov. Andrew.
BosroS, Oct. 3l.-The funeral Of ex. Governor
Andrew will take place tomorrow.
The national Republican., 1867-11-01

0NE CENT REWARD.-LOST ON
" the soth Of October, one old SUIT OF CLOTHES,
worn but 7 years. Any person fading the came
will rsesivs the abovs reward By leaving them with
4. II. BRADLY. bookksspsr for Wall, Robinson 4
Co., s29 PennsylvAnia avenue lts
The national Republican., 1867-11-01
aEoReKT0wNr nEws.

LIST or LErrrRs remaining In The post enee,
osorgstovn, District q 0oinnbss ossobsr 81, 1857;
The national Republican., 1867-11-01

A Conservative Convention In south
Carolina. .H.H.
CHARLESTON, 8. c., Oct. 3l.-A Conservative
convention, TO take place In behalf Of the white
population Of this State, has been called TO
meet In Columbia on tho 9th Of November.
The national Republican., 1867-11-01

DOR SAL E.-A. LEASE OF A
IL LARGE Farm, with Stock and Farming Im-
plemsnts. Mount Vernon, the river, for tale
al q bargain For further psrtieulars apply at st5
Penney yiyania avenue, Washington, D. G. oes. II
The national Republican., 1867-11-01

NR0CKERY,
" CHINA,
GLASSWARE,
RIsB CUTLERY, And PLArRD.wARg
We now have full stock Of the above goods, at q.
low price, I" they can be purchased in Northern
cities. WEBB d BRyERIDoE. Z
nol.e 6Ol Odd FelIoMs, Hall. sexenth sirsst
The national Republican., 1867-11-01
New Advertisements.

NEW ARRANGEMENT. O..
DANIEL PPsIL AND EoKsLs 4 co,
Stoves, Tinwars, Plumbing. and dss-ntting. at AL
Seventh ttrset. nol.lt
The national Republican., 1867-11-01

FoR EEw YoRK.-The New York ttsamship John
York, with heavy freight, including about :, 900
barrels Of nour. . 900 -, .'
vAGRAScI.--Hsstsr Chase. q notorious eouItsIan,
was arrested yesterday by omesr Hospital. For
man, she was sent up 10 Fort Stevens for 80 dSys
The national Republican., 1867-11-01

LONDON. Oct. 3l-Noon.-Consols, 94i for
money; U. 8. $40 bonds, 7oii Illinois Gen.
trails. soi; Erie shares, Al.
LONDON. Dot. al--2 P. .x-Cousols have de-
clipsd ID. American securities are fat U.S..
5.2o's, 70; Erie, t7i Illinois Central, soi.
The national Republican., 1867-11-01

EOR RENT-TWO PLEASANT UN-
I FURNISHED ROOMS, at 4es Maryland avenue,
between Four and.a-hAlf and sixth streets, siapd)
The national Republican., 1867-11-01

GoSg UP.--omcer Burrsll arrested Mary Plem-
ming, charged with entiong prostitution, and drunk
hns Of e. So Juses Busksy seat her for thirty days
10 tho work house. ID
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tention to our large stock of Ladies' and
Childrens' Hats. We have just received
from New York City, new Dress Goods. in
Alpacas, Grenadines, DeLains, Linen
Goods, Ginghams, Lawn, Chambray and
Crepe Marez, Capimeress 1ottonades, Linen
Painting and Coating. 1850 ge3e. t
New lot of White Goods, Jaconett, Main
sock, SWISS Irish Linen, and a large va
riety in Ladies' a1d Gents Linen Hand
kerchiefs. Our stock of Hosiery comprises
a large variety, bought low, and will be
sold cheap.
Parasolsa and Sun Umbrellas In SILK,
Cotton, and Scotch Bingham. We have,
and will keep a large assortment.
New goods bought by our house in the
market with special view to the interest
OF our customers We will receive here
after daily, and call the attention of all
people to come an. examine our stock
aud prices