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, 1869-12-18
A DIRTY TOOL.

To carry out their nefarious de-
signs the radicals selected a dirty
tool, named McLane, to preside over
the Council, and well did he meet
the expectations Of those who had
seen in him man ready for any work
of infamy. Those who are familiar
with Dickens works and recollect
the character of Fagan, will have a
feint conception Of the scoundrel
who presided over the Council and
profaned the name of law.maker. To
this Pagan was added a man named
Bradshaw, who is known indifferently
as "smuggler" and "hog thief !"
To complete the trio was StruVe, the
most dangerous man of the lot, who
under the guise of honesty was con-
stantly planning schemes of fraud
and corruption. 1t was these three
associates in infamy who really run
the Legislature and made it a stencil
in the nostrils of all honest men.
, 1869-12-18
GOOD LAWS.

Notwithstanding the steady stream
of corruption that flowed through
the halls of legislation, some really
good measures were enacted into laws
and among these l may enumerate
the revenue law, which is mainly
taken from the Oregon code. The
general fee bill is also a good meas,
ure, and is substantially the fee bill
that was passed for Walla Walla
county two years since. The fees are
slightly reduced, and at the same
time preeaution is taken against over
charges. A fence law for the coun-
ties east Ofthe mountains was passed,
which it is thought will meet the
wants of farmers and give general
satisfaction.
, 1869-12-18
THE YEToEs.

To look for honest legislation from
men Of this character would be about
as wise as to expect to gather grapes
from thOrns, and thus it was that all
good men rejoiced when Governor
Flanders signifed his intention to
veto the greater part of the laws
coming from so foul a source. To
give the reader an idea Of bow all the
forms of legislation were dlsregarded,
l will stale that in many instances
bills of the utmost importance we're
introduced and under a suspension Of
the rules ran through both Houses,
without being read and without the
members being afforded ao opportu
nifty to learn the nature of the laws
thus enacted: Under these circum.
stances the interpositiOn of the vetoe
was a Gcd send for which the people
cannot be too thankful.
, 1869-12-18
Special Notice 1

DISAPPOINTED applicants for bigh
~ official positions, can learn the
grand secret of obtaining such, BY eall'
ing at the Greenback Store. (SuiellJ
cOnddentisl.) No fear Of removal be-
fore term expires.
H. PAR X e n,
Notary Public and Oommissionsr OF
Deeds Tor States aud Territories.
Walla Walla, ls52-lsFO.
P. S.-A new Patent, Invented 10
Boston during the great Peace jubilee
excitement, for iusIruetinE those Hno
are continually meddliug With o'nes
peoples domestic and business stiAir''
For further Par.icaIAss, snquirs q
.H Llr = b. PARKEf'
, 1869-12-18
Notice To Taxpayers! !

DYan &C: Of the Territorial Legisla-
ID ture, the Tar List will remain In
nv hands until the 6rst day Of January
next. A.,KYeBR, Treasurer.
wsIla WalIa, Dec. 4, lssa. ,ni
, 1869-12-18
ADAMS BROS

where you will at all times get the highest
Market Price ltf
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tran .ient Advertisements will be inserted At
.lor rates, VIZ 81 for the first insertion OF
.a - ,aare, OF eight lines or less, and wentY-
r e cents tor each subsequent insertion.
uue for tha Grst insertion, and eight cents per
.Uc tor each Subsequent Insertion will be
L.rgod.
ala. fisge aud Death Notices ntty cts. Obitu.
sr.es will be charged TIT advertisement rates, for
rutlces over four lines
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TEENS OF ADVERTISING.

alvortsers and to prevent any misunderstand-
ing, wv have carefully prepared and scaled tho
rate. ot advertising III the GAZETTE, for the year
1869 and present the following table OF space
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NTEW AND ATTRACTIVE BOOKS.
NOTICE OF REMOVAL.

on or before the lst day OF juno the sabscrih-
crs expect to remove TO the NEW STOk r,
No l02 King street. four doors east Of their
present location. Wishing 20 close out rs
much of their present stock OF BoOhS ana
STATIONERY as is possible before m ov ing,
they offer all goods now in store at very ma
tersl reduction in prices The business oiii c.
Of the "SOUTHEKN CHURCUMAN Will
be removed at the same time and To the same
place. .,,,.,
np % j. & w. j. ENT WHSLE.
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ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE
AND VIRGINIA ADVERT
PUBLISHED DAILY By
rD 6 AR SNOW EN-.
IL ~ M n Pr.llrr 81
ts1xAXDNit GAZETTE

AHu titGiNlA ADV EkriSER
."J0 TtiE CJyNTRF)
I,..' ..-r.i 5.suiatiy VI, IUEsDAY THURS
uth-. ...i SATURDAYS, Al SIX DOLLARS PER
1.....t ..t..1 .1t.r t.. CtrJb.cC.
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nOOKs a. STATIONERY.
NEW BOOKS TO- d 4 ! +,
~ AT
FRENCHS,
No. 95 KING STREET.

FRENClIS,
No. 95 KING STREET.
Hymns, Ancient and Modern, for use II me
Services OF the Church, with accompanying
tunes, by William Henry Monk, Orgsnist OF
the Choir of Kings College, London.
Life of Philip Doddridge. ID, with notices
OF his contemporaries and specimens of his STYLE
by D. A. Uarshna, Nj. A.
The White Rose by e. j. Whyte Melville.
rs cents.
in the ever Swelling Current of Human Speech
rs cents.
French and English Languages for the every
day purposes Of travellers and students, by
Ferdinand Il. A. Case.
The Sexes Hero and Hereafter. by VIM ID.
Holcombe MD, author of Cur Children IN
Heaven" sl.50.
Hans Breetm&n in Politics u Humorous Po'
Gin, by Charles &. Leland
Another lot to-day OF Hit to HiIt' by John
Esten Cooke. $50. :.
Recrcations of Country Parson, new edi'
ton. An admirable book. 2vols.i 500
Daily something new. ,,,.,,..
my II g. h. FkhNClt.
NEW AND ATTRACTIVE BOOKS.
The Pilgrims Progress, hy John EunyNn,
printed on y very large type, and elegantly IL
iustrsted with many colored engraving An
octave volume; London edition. So.
BOOKS Or FONESYLLABLE.
Robinson Crusoe, Evenings n. Home, and
Swiss Family Robinson, by Mary Godoi phn
in words of one syllable printed on large type
and beautifully illustrated with colored engra-
wings Sl50 each. London edition.
Breakers Ahead, or Larry Dalton. by Har-
riet B. McKeever, author of "Edith's MinH-
try &c. Sl.25.
ROBT BELL, Bookseller
nv > 81 King street.
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VIZ H. ROBERTS.
w DENTIST,
WASHINGTON STREET,
Two doors from Pierpoint's drug store
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
Owing to the great scarcity of money, and
the immense suffering occasioned by persons
not being able to have their teeth attended TO,
have determined to reduce my charges so
that all may come with confidence that they
can have their work done well, and Will be
charged very moderately =, 80,
While have reduced my prices | VII. 5till
continue to do the best style OF work. GIve me
a call. (nov It'll ~. IL, II.
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GUNNER MOURNING GOODS.

GUNNER MOURNING GOODS.
- We have just put upon our shelves very
large assortment OF summon Mourning Goods.
embracing almost everything desirable in that
limo, We would name few of them Diamond
Grenadi mes, Iron Berege, Grape Msrots, silk
Grenadines Berages for Dresses, Berego for
Shawls Sd wide, Second Mourning English
Bereges, do. Alpacas Mickados, &c. Our limo
of AlpsCas, Tamiso Cloths, Bombs2,nes, single
and dopole width Mouslins, &c, is very full
Black Grape Wells, all sizes. We have added
separate department expressly tor black
goods, and arc therefore better prepared to
wait upon our friends in this line than ever be-
fore.
my Ia WILMER IL Si.A AkER.
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II AMPS, LAMP GOODS 81 OIL.
WIN. COGAN,

WIN. COGAN,
Is, North Royal Street,
offers tor sale Lamps in great variety, from the
little Tom Thumb, to the most magnificent Par
lor Lamp; Cut, Ground and Plain Globes;
Chimneys, sll kinds and sizes; Brushes, Wick,
and all ether goods in thetrade at the most rea-
sonable prices. Especial attention i5 called to
large lot of Stand Lamps ust received, purcha-
,ed Mt extremely lew ii cures, and. offered at cor
responing rates All who want real bargains
n han dsome Psrlor and Table camps had bet
ar coma aujckly. NH 8--t
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DRY GOODS.
: AIDES DRESS GOODS.

SOMETHING NEW EVERY WEEH
We are adding TO ourstock several new sty les
of these beautiful Gray Dress Goods for ladies'
suits; also, plain and striped Japanese Cloths; ;
plain colored French Lawns, in blue ard bun !;
Figured Linen Lawns, with full stock OF all
goods for ladies and children's dresses.
ROBT. l. WOODS,
my 10 Corner King and Fairfax sts.
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Ia MES +. CLAkK,
DK LOOCKEKM AN,

DR LOOCKEKM AN, cyesS>
(Grad. of Bait College of Dental Surgery, l91D
No. al, SoUTa WASHINGTON ST,
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
Dr. Ia. respectfully informs tho public tnat
for f,esntv vears he has given ospeciai attention
10 the preservation Of the natural te2th, and
will continue so to DO, and invites those who
wish to sGvs them to call on him, knowing that
many are extracted and destroyed that By pro
per treatment might be preserved and made
useful for life. Artificial teeth inserted ONLY
AS APPROVED By Professors AND COLLEGES
nov on-tf
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\ story which is told about town viii show
how little the President really kuows whom he
annoiuts or removes. It is said that j.
B Hayley, Radical member from the fourth
district. waited on the President some time
400 with the announcement that he had come
no talk little about the appointments in his
district" The President SAID he was very
wiling to aceede to the wishes OF his friends
but, said he, MIR. Hawley, there IL one re.
quest YOU must not make, 90 not want to
remove Jack Griushaw, collector OF your dis
rr;,t He is a good Republican and an honest
nan and | will not have him disturbed. -
Then said Mr. Hawley, "Well, Mr.. President,
/ will not ask you TO disturb Mr.. Grlmshaw,
tor the very good reason that You removed hm ,
from Office ten days since and appointed his
.uccessor, who has been confirmed by the Sen
ate How the interview terminated my IN
torusnt does not state. Springfield tlHl Letter.
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FOR TIE


a. NlSBET TT RNRULL,
my = 81 Receiver
IN PURSUANCE ftho requirements Of AN
/ sctincorporsting tho MARINE RAlLN Al
COMPANY of Alexandria, the undersigned
hereby gives notice that a general meeting ot
the stockholders for the transaction 81 mp IT.
ant business, will be held on MONDAY, the
2lst Of June, lo69, at B o'clock p. M, IN the
office of Andrew Jameson, esd, IN the custom
House.
my I0.eo,I JNo. PERRY, Sec. y Fres'.
flNAGS! TAGSl TAGS
All STYLES and si2e5 Of Tags nj manutac-
tuters prices, nj ..r,.,,,,,,..
WEDpERBURA y SHOTT&,
job Printers, 90 King st.
.ne-tf Second loor.
NOK SALE--A smslt MARVIN PATENT
II SAFE, nearly new, in good condition
Applv to WIN. u. SYMiNGTpN, No. 9e
Prince street, or to W Ii. BECK y co, y.
King street my l"
EANCY GOODS, NOTIONS, %c
More new goods just opened ia large qusnt'-
CHAS. W. GREEN,
myl3 IS King street.
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harried Persons, or Young Men comtempls
ting marriage, being aware of Physical Weak
ness, Organic Debility, Deformities. speedily
cured. n.
Hn who places himself under the care OF Dt
]. nsy re!igiously conhde in his honor as a =
gentleman, and confidently rely upon his sh'''
IS physician.
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III HAIR
just received fine assortment Of HAIR
BRAIDS, CUKLS. &c. of the best quality.
can furnish Braids ofany cclor at prices ran ging
from $5 to $50. All Hair goods will be sent by
mail to any part Of the country, free of postage.
CHAS. w. GREEN,
my ~ 68 King street.
A RCTIC SODA at
II WARFIE LID s. HALLS,
my 10 Cor. Prime and Fairfax ste.
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DRUGS, CHEMICALS, &c.

IANNEY'S UNEQUALLED STE NClL
81 INK,
Tor tbe uss Of Merchants, Millers, Farmers,
and ali who use a Stencil Plate
FOR MARKING BOXES, BAGS OK BB5!s'
This Ink will produce very Black end DIS,
tinct impression that will dry instantly, ana
will not rub off Put up in half gallon bottles
at j0c each JANNE oo,
An II Druggists, 146 King street.
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Especially, who have become the yletlms o. oi
solitary vice that dreadful and DESTRUCTIVE ~.
habit which annually sweeps to an pltimely
grave thousands of Young Men of the most
Excellent talents and brilliant lntellect, wno
might otherwise have entranced listening oens.
tors With the thurders of eloquence, or waked
to estacy the living Tyre, may call with iall
conlueuce
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nSPRIT DIES CHEVAUX OR VEGETA-
II BILE HAIR BALSAM-superior 10 any
Hair Restorer now in use. One or two appli-
cations will prevent the hair from falling out,
and ono month"; regular use will cause now
growth OF hair, as has already been proven IN
several cases IN our city. 1t is very highly
pertumed, and makes ar elegant Hair Dress
ing. Imported direct and for sale by
JULIUS D1ENELT,
Il 8. Royal street.
p. "a full stock OF the most popular aair "a
RcstOrera always on hand. mar -
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BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL,
ESTABLISHED AS A REFUGE From
QUACKERY.
THE ONLY PLACE WHERE A CURE
CAN BE OBTAIN ED.

DIR. JOHNSON has discovered the most
Certain, Speedy and only Effectgsl ksmeay h, N
the World for nn % sbs Kidneys hs eys OF Bladder
Tnvoiuntary Discharges Impotency, General
Debility, Nervousness, Dyspepsia, LanguoI.
% Low Spirits, Confusion of Ideas, Palpitation OF OF
the Heart, Timidity, Trembling, Dimness o.
sight eiddnss Psss;s s.s0, OF Of the the hSs hsso
Lnnxs' stomach, or Bowels-tkose Terrible
Disorders arising from Solitary Habits OF OF
Youth-secret and solitary practices more fsial
to their victims than the song of Syrens to the
Mariners of Ulysses, blighting their most prit
liant hopes or anticipstions, rendering mar
riage, &c, impossible.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-02


Governor SENTrE, IN order to crafty q
very urgent desire OF tho part of the warm
advocates Of this amendment, is disposed
to assist in It's carly adoption ~ the con-
e;iu;iona] majority Of States by tia prompt
passage BIZ the Tennessee Legislature. II
is in,imatSl TINT with t!ia wow he viii re-
assemble The old Legislature.
Tie New Yorl; Irtlfa1o has expressed tnc
true views Of the advocates Of the amend
mont in calling for the immediate assem-
bling o! the Virginia Legislature for the
same purpose. The fifteenth amca4mcr'
r.r;y arc no. sure that il viii pass, cnl
they ere anxious that the southern state
should tc brought Up Ut once 10 o vote. Eu'
what would Tirgini4's vote he worth Il II
be cas-: by persons not elected according to
the laws or Congress? That would not be
legal endorsement by Virginia. The
rcGulaYly-clcc, legislators ore ready to
at.ort the amendment. II is only necessary
60 call them together. It would DC we'll loE
tic friends of the amendment 20 sec to Il
that there is DO imperfect action here o.
the eubicot. General CAEDY admits ta2i
lie Legislature NOW elected will adopt tic
.mcndmcn. almost unanimously. Itvoulc
nos 10 wise 10 reject a certainty, and for
the purpose o. imposing a hardship, unsu5-
tanned By law, upon our people, TO expose
their fayoritc measure 20 defeat.
After TIC above va. written 70 received
the Baltimore sun, containing q d;alc:ch
from it's Washington correspondent,
DATA" who states in tie, dispatch thet
he new Tennessee constitution virtually
destroys The power Of the old Legislature 10
zct ut al. Il gives to ,hc Legislature elect
tue power % assume the duties Of Office i'm
mcdiatc!y after election. And data -
adds that Tic new Lcgjslaturc, ing op-
posed 10 the fifteenth al0eul.JotJ, It viii lc
rcic:,oi b. Tennccace.
We seq it elsewhere sts>cl that Governor
Gs>T-& las declared positively tA>: the new
Lrgiala,ure 5ill give decided vote for tire
amendment. II ito Governor is mistaken,
j: only increase. The desire Of the carly
meeting Of the Virginia Legislature to cd
vance tho views Of tic friends Of tic :Gcnd-
melt.
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After the Leaves end Fishes.

Tho defeated Srozrs went TO Washington
to nst that al tLc " SENvGk uen " nov
in Federal oficcs in Tennessee he turned
cut, and "Srosrs men" put in their
places &C reward Tor their sorviccs IL o.
posing the great majority Of the pco,le Of
Tennessee, and Icilr beaten by seventy Or
cirhty t.ouoanI. Tbs cool piece Of irl-
audience ia quite c,.araete.isti: Of the pc
rioi, lie w;,s go modest =. to declare Tia.
lie didn't want Gorcraor ssxTeg expelled
from Office and tic legislators driven from
their seats 20 laakc room for him and Iii
tail Of unscruuulous rroscripsivcs. lie sd
ni.tcl that Tennessee Wa State, end
that the Government ought rot 10 upset
her. lie only waited Ito Offices for Lin
own little kennel. How modest: Thirty
years ago he would have been shorn to the
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Whenever it Can be DoNo Safely"
The New York Tribune, as our readers
know, has been, with decided force and
emphasis, demanding that Virginia be al
lowed to proceed with the business Of ro-
construction, without unnecessary delay,
according to the acts Of Congress.
This movement from 80 influential q pa
per in the line of fairncss and justice has
rather disgrun,lcd the proscriptive Radicals
in this State, and their organ in this city
has been demonstrating with the Tribune.
That paper concisely reptile, that the terms
of reconstruction are presented by Congress,
rot The iriJrrs, and it asks the Journal il
j. is in favor Of restoring the States ac-
cordirg 10 those torms. I" Ii yea" says the
Tri5Gne, twe ere with il. If no, its differ
ence is with Congress, not with us.'
Tho Journal replies that it is in favor OF
restoring the States on those terms "when-
ever il can he done safely" All hal E1-
ac!ly. That's WELLs's strategy. That an
swsr vas always pat TO his purpose in the
COMMITTEE OF Reconstruction" lie was
the most liberal man in tho world entirely
opposed to prescription, and would be for
relieving the people Of Virginia whenever
it wac cafe to do So" When would that time
comeit left to him and hi, followers
Yos, they agree with Congress, 'otth q
qualification. They would execute tie law
Of Congress, and admit the State "whon-
ever II can be done safely" What impu-
dence Il is mere slang--the "ocnt Of
bharpers." They suspend a law Of Con-
gress until i, is il tne;r estimation safe to
enforce Il!
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s;robIc that means should he found Tor the
complcsiou of the water highway THROUGH
Virginia. between the scaboard and the
Wcat-tho James River and Kanawha ca
nal. The State Of Virginia has ALREADY
extended &i2,00n,0 900 upon this line Of
navigation, carrying the work UP two hun
drcd miles from Richmond, and IT ia nov
only necessary TO cut scventy-frc additional!
miles Of canal wh1n the Mississippi
river, with It's vast system of narlEatlon,
will be commercially connected with lamp
ton Roads. The Importance OF th'8 "orS
in its relation to the cheap transportation
Of western grain and produce canot be over
cGs:matcd."
And what would any enc imagine to be
the conclusion arrived Al b. the Times
from such premiscs, Why, that this work
should not be aided By the Federal Govern
mcnt, We orc conteut with the answer
civcn by the Times itself in ita euscay O
the work. II project such IS tie l'01c&
acknowledges thia to be MAJ not confidently
onrcol to the National Government Tor
helm, what sort of one can? Why, none
whatever. And in the very lour that the
Government IS entering uron is age Of
g?ca,cat power and most thorough coneo!l-
lation, that i. should he restrained from
advancing the enterprises which arc 70 in
crease is strength and fortify il against
disruption, would be most extraordinary
entirely inconsistent with the tendencies
incliua;ions, and necessities Of the Ia"
tior-and ul;ogcthcr oct Of the question.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-02

We arc still confident md patient. 1t ls
n period OF trial, indeed. But we have
borne disappointment and delay TOO long 10
get restless and out Of temper when we arc
certainly within few months, if 10! few
weeks, OF relief from doubt. Not only o.
relief from doubt, but Of RELIEF from opprcs-
sion, by the restoration Of the State govern
rncnt without the tcst-oath. We still hold
to .hat IS our conviction.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-02

GENERAL CAEDY i.;TC@vIEwED.-"e
give to-day pretty clear account from the
New York .y!7. Of On interview witL Gcnc-
raj CAyDY, which re areincli9cd 10 believe
Is in the moin correct. We viii not under
take 10 discuss some Of General CANBY'S
yicws. The end is near. But we may jo:;
rcfcr to his remark about tac State laws
running smoothly alcng. which might DC
qualified little
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The National Water Line.

The New York Ii1nes exaltg to the very
highest dignity Of Importance this grca.
Improvement which is 10 connec. the x.tsgs
Of tho NiaeissipPi With the Chescpcak. By
canal across the middle latitude of tic
Union. It declares that
As an c9tcrpr;sc Of great national in
poTtance we certainly consider il highly de-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-02

Rlcn4oyD.-2fr. c. T. Evans, editor Of
BE Uills1ogo' Escord.r, thus speaks q
Richmond:
"No people Gre working harder than
tncso Richmond iolks. Their backbone j"
"a tough rs when they usel 20 risk 4 pound
OF Grants eho* 70 sci . pound Of country
produce. Let cur PEOPLE encourage these
men. They can sell tucm cco4s Just SIS
cheap as they can &C. thcm North. II this
be so, a true soulhern mau gLould always
Er2. Ky this market"
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.
| announce to the residents or Richmond and
visitors from the country who wish to save money
that II they win call at
DO. LIS hAIS STREET,
tJcseph strau,c's,I
and examine the large and beautiful stock OF
DRY GOODS
now Offering they viii be convinced that En-
selling goods at
LsTOHIyHINGLY Low PRICES
EMBROIDERED and FIGURED GRESADlFE
at &c. worth s7!c.;
sATIN-sTRIPED GRESADINE at sic. worth
MOZAMBIQUE at s5c., cheap a: Sc.
COLORED BARGE, for dresses, very are, Al
ale. worth Sec.
Fine ALL-wOOL DELAISE, every color, a
size worth SOC.
MCsLIN-DE-LAlSE, LAWNS, BLACK an'
COLORED ALPACA, ORGAND1ES, JAG
COMETS, FRENCH CANBRIC, &c, ct hal
their value;
Yrrd-vide BLACK SILK at sl.373 worth not les
than 81;
Heavy REP SILK at s1.75, cheap 1t IS;
Ladies BOILED SILK UMBRELLAS and Pa
RAsOLs At sl.5o, cost everywhere else go
TICKING, SHIFTING STRIPES TOWE Ell
LING, SHIFTING, sHEETISG, PILLOW
CASE COTTON, DOMESTIC GIHG
HAM, LINEN GOODS for mems aud boys
wear, CASHMERE, TWEEDS. KEN
lucky JEANS, CORsETS, MOSQUITO
NETTING, IRISH LINEN, &C., 1T sue
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