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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-04-08
TELEGRAPH NEWS.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO TIE GAZETTE,
The Wreck of the Atlantic.

New YoRK, April S.-A newspaper CORES
pondcnt who went down to the wreck of the
Atlantic yesterday in divers costume says
the hull lies we'll down on the port side and is
brokco in several places, FROM the contact with
the reef.
Fish were swimming around cargcry de-
vouriug particles of food found floating about.
He found the forward hatch open and saw that
the cargo there had broken bulk and lay in
confused heaps with the bodies of men and
women damned among the cases and crates,
bruised and torn Fishes were swimming in
aud out feasting upon the dead bodies Limbs
arc strewn around, having been broken from
the bodies by the continual action of the waters,
which, when agitated, drive them against ugly
pieces of broken hull that here project. The
correspondent then went to the mpanionway
of the stcerage cabins and found hundred or
more bodies lying in an Immense heap, looking
as if alive, with arms dslocated, eyes staring wild
", and faces gruning and moving forward and
backward with the under current. Some we're
dressed but many were halt nude. Children
were clingng together and stout men were clasp
ing their wives seeming to have met death
with calm resignation. The scene was horrible
beyond description. The correspondent then
went to the companionway of the Storage
where the men passengers were by themselves.
Bodies Of strong men, old aud young, were
hustled together on the stairway with disteudcd
nostr;ls, gaping mouths and staring. CLASSY eyes,
giving some conception of the terror which
seized them as they vainIy struggled to gain
the deck From another part Of the vessel a
view was obtained of the sleeping apartment
where piled up 10 heaps Oh the port side were
plumbers Of bodies Of men with bed clothing
strewn among them, from abrasion with
broken stanchons and Jagged spntered wood
work, with the flesh torn from the faces of
many. Others are bruised aud battered about
their heads, which are red and bloody, con-
trusting horribly with the pale livid features of
the others
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-04-08
From New York.

New York, April s. -Nixon, the convicted
murderer, has had relapse and is not now ex-
pected to live.
In consequence of new Developments making
every day in the affairs Of the Bulls Head
bank, the examination of VIM H. Merritt, the
assistant cashier, charged with embczzllng
5000 900 of funds Of the bank, has been post
poned.
The comptroller has been instructed by the
Board of Aldermen to sue for the recovery OF o
half million dollars, courthouse funds, traced
to the private hank account, as alleged, OF one
of the commissioners
The men on a strike at the New York Gas
Companys Works are now collecting in body
to march to the works of the Manhattan Gas
Company and ask the men to join in the strike
The strikers are Indignant against the Manhat-
tan company, whom they charge with supply.
ing the customers of the New York company
last night by connecting with the pipes of the
latter by means of a main in Grand street,
Large bodies of police have been detailed to
prevent violence being used by the men on the
strike Several of the new men at the New
York Gas Company's Works have been as
saultcd
The conductors of the various horse car lines
met last night and resolved to strike tor eight
hours and three dollars per day on the 10th of
May
Mayor Havemcycr has promised commit
tee OF the labor organizations to look into the
eight hour question.
Adam Kssel and John Bronick two non
gas strikers, were assaulted in horse cars last
evening and brutally beaten.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-04-08
Sinking of the Steamer Nuplla.

New YORK, April S.-The details of the
sinkiug of the steamer Nupha in the Hudson
river, show that thirty passengers and crew had
an extremely narrow escape from drowning
when the steamer was cut through by the Ice
and began to ill. The captain aroused all the
passengers, gave them life preservers and they
rushed on deck A boat was lowered with
women and children, but by some accident, cap
sized before reaching the water, throwing the
women iuto the water, but they were fortunate
" rescued by the crew in another boat.
Finally all were put into boats ana made
towards the shore, but met huge. field OF
ice on which they walked until within ten
feet of shore when the ice parted. n se;r
man had brought plank which was placed
across this chasm, over which all we're safely
taken. They lost all their clothing, several
ladies being in their night clothes. They
reached Rhinebeck, were cared for, and for
warded yesterday to their destination
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-04-08
The MOIOca.

NEw YoRK, April S.-A dispatch from The
lava bed camp says Friday interview with the
Mudocs lasted several hours: Twelve of the
ieaiiur men Of the tribe, including Jno; Schoni
chen s accom- panied Captain Jack; The two
Iatrer While declaring that they would Dot leave
the lava beds, offered to concede their claim tc
Lost river. If they changed their minds they
would iutorm Judge Rosenborough next : day y:
The peace commission have telegraphssa ! &c t,
Washington for instructions. 1t is claimed t lh
the Modocs cannot be allowed to remain 10 the
lava beds because, First. They cannoi, live there
without setaliug. Second 1t will cost the govern,
mept two per Cent more to feed them than on
apy other reservation. Third, There would DC
constant quarrels with the Oregon settlers
Fourth, Such triumph of the Modocs woulu
encourage the Snakes and Pltncs, already dis
affected, to begin hostihties.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-04-08
The MOrIllO7lS.

SALT LAKE CITY, April 1.-The Mormon
Conference has been fully organized. The at
tendance is large aud increasing.
Bringham Young to day delivered long
discourse, the main point being against The
Gentle aud Sectaran schools which are being
introduced here from Babylon. He urged
parents to educate their own children and not
allow outsiders to interfere in the kingdom OF
God He denounced the growing dlsDciiua-
ton to pay the tithing. The salvation Of the
people, he said is imperiled by the non-per-
Torrance of their duty. The Apostle Wood
ruff also urged the Importance of the 1.-THE
praying by the Saiuts, and dep lored the wan
ing of the receipts of the Church Treasury.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-04-08
LOCAL fSkEEITIES.

The children of the Presbyterian Mission
Chapel, under the superintendent of Mr.
Harry Slaymakcr, have sent to China, a con
trlbution tn that country for the benefit OF the
efforts made in behalf Of Christianity. They
have received from the missionaries u Chinese
image Of idolatry.
4 large number Of the stockholders of tho
o, \. 4 NJ. H. H. Co., along the line CT the
railroad, have gone to Lynchhurg TO attend the
meeting IT that company which was held TO-
day.
The Lental s4lyicos at the Catholic and Epis
c3pal churches are we'll attended. Next Friday
/, Good Friday Sunday is Easter Day. APP
proprlatc services Will be held.
Iu the apportionmcnt of the school funds
Alexandria city is set down for $S32. 50, and
Alexandria county for $23OjO Fairfax 81 ).
0G3. 80.
Our friends at the lower fishing landings
kindly remember US. Mr.. Beaslcy, at the Al.
klndalc siore, has sent Us some fine rock, perch
and shad for which We return our thanks.
y bridal ceremony, TO have been performed
III the western end Of the city last night, was
frustrated by the npn-appcarancc at the expect,
ed time Of tie Bird groom
Captain FoalHc, of the steamer Wawasct,
and his wife, are both down with the smallpox
at his residence On Eleventh street, South
Washington.
Travel on the o., y. & NJ Il. r., judging
from the number Of passengers that arrived by
the train this morning, NUT be rapidly in
crcaS;llg.
Charles \. Chirlcy, formerly of this city, is
now assistant general freight agent Of the Pitts
burg aud Cornellsvie Railroad, at Pittsburg.
Professor J. G. Fnrtsch Of this city will at
tend the Vienna exposition as one OF the com
mlssioners from Virginia.
\ colorcd Young Mems Christian Associa,
tlon has been organized III this place-Gco. u.
Scaton, president.
The restaurants at Fishtown are furnishing
the best dinners, which arc regarded as equa
TO those OF the tirst-class hotels.
The concert given by the Berger family, last
night was well attended, and gave cutirr salts
tActlon to large audience.
Sir, John Slater had at his stand 10 market
this morning, some Of the finest lettuce We
have seen t!tlS spring.
The fish benches in market to-day were vel
filed with fresh fsh--silad, herring, rock and
perch.
Mr.. +. II. Garrison of this city has obtained
a patent for diminishing the time consumed in
the generation of steam.
\ large gray fox was killed By Mr.. Bun
Cline in DalngcriclI's Marsh yesterday.
Capt. Scott at the wharf to-day, had a cargo
OF superior grecn-gl oysters.
The regular meeting Of the City Counci
takes place tonight.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-04-08
Ohio Election.

CINCINNATI, O., April S.-Ninct2en wards
from which returns are complete give Johnston
the Democratic candidate for Mayor y, 72G and
Davis the Republican candidate II 4l3. In
com etc returns Indicate that the Democrats
have elected majority of the police Commls-
siouers.
TOLEDO, April S.-Thc election in this city
yesterday was warmly contested. At 0 clock
this a. N. only wards had been heard from.
They iod cate the reelection ofJoues, Demo
craft for Mayor The Council will be Republic
can, and most Of the Republican City ticket is
probably elected.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-04-08
DlEU.

Near Greensborough, Alabama, March Goth,
1873, Captain ROBERT II. SMITH, formerly
moved to Alabama in the Spring OF 1870 in fee
bio health, partly contracted during the last
war whilst in command of the Mercer Cavalry
of Spotsylvania county. He leaves wife and
four children, besides numerous friends, To
mourn their loss. Yet they mourn not rs after
those without hope.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-04-08
Auofl,cr Marine Accident.

New York, April s.-The steamer Elm
City, of the New Haven AMI Hartford line
struck rock at half:past one this a. m. during
fog. at the Stepping Stones. near Throgg' 5
Neck. The water covered her decks, but she
will likely be foatcd off by high tide this p. NJ.
and brought back TO this city The accident
was caused by the neglect Of the light house
keeper at Throggs Neck to ring the fog bell.
No lives were lost
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-04-08
ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISER.

the resurrectionists Consul Young demanded
the right to be present at their examination By
court-martial. claiming they we're American
seamen. The Spanish officials denied the
right of Consul Young to be present, where
upon the consul protested against tn. proceed
ings. The Captain General sent telegram
saying the consul had no right to be- present.
Torbert, Consul General at Havana, has in
structed Consul Young not to withdraw his
protest and to insist upon being present al the
trial of the seameu
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-04-08
Tho Markets..

New YonK, April S.-Stocks dull. Gold firm
at 1884, Money firm at ! to I and interest Flour
dull and in buyers favor. Wheat dull. Corn
quiet and unchanged.
BALTIMORE, April 8.-Virgnia SKIES, consol-
datcd, 52 West Virginias l3s bid to-day. Cot
ton dull at 1S4al91. Flour dull and irregular.
Wheat quiet. Corn active and higher foroouth-
ern white Southern 70; yellow Southern G3aGi;
mixed Western quiet at Gla6l3. Oats steady.
Rye steady at S]a95. Hay unchanged. Pro-
visions dull and unchanged.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-04-08
Brutal Murder.

EAsToN, Pa, April s.-Mrs Grouse was
brutaly murdered by her husband 10 Shutdown
in the suburbs Of EaSton. Grouse was arrested
and committed to Jail Grouse had been drink
lug hard aud coming home beat his wife I'M
mercituIly Crouse's father who intertered
was himself severely cut and beaten. Mrs.
Grouse remained iuscuSiolc until her death.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-04-08
Weather Report.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
nnr1nn H1IIEL, SInNAI DElInER

WASHINGTON, April s, II a. M.
Probabilities The storm centre in the Ohio
Valley move during the rest of Tuesday north
eastward, reaching Lake Erie Tuesday night.
Increasing sou,herly winds with cloud and rain
prevail during the rest of the day 10 the East
ern Gulf States Brisk cold northcrly winds
with clearing weather extend over the Western
Gulf States For the South Atlantic Statesin-
crcasing southeastcrly winds, cloudy and threat
ening weather For the Middle and East AT
autic coast casterly winds increasing to fresh
with foggy weather and possibly light rain FOL,
lowed Tuesday night by falling barometer and
rainy weather. For the Lower Lakes and Lake
Huron increasing northeasterly winds and rain.
For the Upper Lakes, the northwest and the
Missouri Valley, northeastcrly winds backing
to northwest with falling temperature. eau
ionary Signals continue at Mobile and NV
Orleans
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-04-08
Harmless rs Summer Dew

Yet in the highest degree diSinfcctant and pre-
scryalvr SUZODONT keeps the teeth always
healthy and sl,oticss and the gums ruddy, and
free from cunkcr. ap I-eolw
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-04-08
SDccial Notice.

GENTS EXTRA FINE Doors AND SHOES
We have just received fresh supply of Gents
extra fine hard -scwcd Boots, Shoes and Slippers,
OF every description which we unhcsitatngly
recommend TO be the very best on snlo in the city.
ans W. B. WADDEY, n King st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-04-08
DeSerters Returned.

New York, April S.-Three sailors who
deserted from the American bark Upon al d
Santiago, Cuba, we're picked up by a Spanish
steamer and brought back to Santiago and de-
livered to the Spanish authorities tor trial on
suspicion that they were endeavoring to JOIN
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-04-08
Ladies'. Kisses and Childrcn's Boots.
Shoes ana Slippers.

dies. Misses and Chlldrens Boots, Shoes and
Slippers, suitable for Spring and Summer, en-
bracng MI of .he latest styles, which we conf
IDENTIFY believe to be the very best stock We
solicit purchasers to call and examine for them
selves, ,S they will be sold at low prices.
npS w. Is. w ADDE1, IA hlng ST.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-04-08
Steamer Ashore.

LONDON April S.-The Anchor Line steam.
ship India. from Glasgow for New York, is
ashore in the Clyde, off the mouth of the river
Lrycn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-04-08

BOLD ROBBERY. "A bold thief forced open
"'' show window of the junk store of MIR. Dri.
,H>, c'rncr of King and Union streets, last
"SA;, by wrenchlng off the lock, aud breaking
I III oi the paneS OF glass, stole two rcvovers.
~ Is supposed that he would have secured
"''re plnnder, as the window was full, had be
NV been scared by the approach oil the police
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-04-08
Hii,pOrtant Affair
C1:CEESISG ALL THE PEOPLE OF TIE ST.

c,:cEES1SCi ALL THE PEOPLE OF TIE STATE
WHEREAS we, the undersigned in body as
snnibicd, huvc conc to serious conclusion upor
one fact, and we hesitate not in informing every
man, woman and child of said fact, viz
That aftera close investig atom we have beyond
doubt found the cheapest and best CLOTHlNG
ard GENTS FURNISHING GOODS, &c, IL
the cit" at ). BION DllElM ), corner King
and Fairfax streets (Signcd)
JOHN CASH.
JAMES QuICKSALEs.
ap Ism HENRY SMALLrkoFlTS.
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Installation.

LONDON, April S.-The Prince of Vale
was to-day installed Grand Commander Of thu
Order Of Knights Tcmplar
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-04-08
coop NEWS FOR TIE LADIES!
! NEW REVELATION IN THE SCIENCE
OF DRESSM AkING

GROIN WELLS SELF-FITTING WAIST
AND SHOULDER MEASURE.
By the use OF which perfect fitting dress may
u assured for any contour or shape. This great
lADor--"ving Invention rests on positive Scientific
principles. Ladies wishing to investigate this
chart can bring Il lining aad have 1t cut free Of
charge.
ap4 Tvs 32G King st., Alexandra, Va.
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The Delaware and LcIligl,.

EAsToN, Pa. April S.-Thc Delaware riv
err is seventeen feet high and stationary. LC
high four feet and falling.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-04-08

>ERESADE. Some of the male members Of
ne choir Of Robert Chapel, gave sereuade
!" - :Asaph street, last night, and those who
ara It have rarely been treated to sweeter
,,''n>ic IRON amateurs. The bass was the finest
heard Tor a Ing time. All the voices we're
sweet and the time was excellcnt. Those who
"r.tvN The Sercnado long Tor its repetition.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-04-08

Tn% FISHERY Receipts Of fish a Fish own
c,ntiauc to increase, and as the demand is by
II, means brisk, prices keep down, and good
o;,r,rtrnitcs are afforded buyers. Siuce yes
i.rl.y report 10000 herring, 5000 >had and
lusv supply Of rock ana perch have arrived,
which sold. the herring at from 81 70 $S5 per
lhon.anl the shad at from $l2 to $l3 per
aua,irci, and the rock and perch at cheap
!arr:. o. the >hal, t 4oO, the largest mum
',c: received here in one boat since 1856, came
from Capt. Enoch Days's OILERS, in Nanjemoy
/: ach $500 shaI, caught by Capt. johnson 5
sal,rS passed by here in one boat for Wash
lnrton this morning. The river is said to be
iutl of Shai now, aud that they have come up
n high a, this city, was proved yesterday by
Mr.. George McCrackcn, who caught thirty
nine in his iii not off the lower ship-yard.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-04-08

DELUNAT1co INQUIRENDo Shields, white,
and Jackson Hunter, coored, prisoners in the
jail, were examined yesterday, found to be in-
sane, and steps taken to have them admitted
into insane asylums.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-04-08

CORPORATION TAXES AS the time allowed
by Corporation ordinance to delinquent tax
payers has expired, the collectors have COM
menccd to enforce the payment Of dues by dis
training personal property.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-04-08

OYSTERS. -Oysters continue to arrive and
their quality is as good as that of those which
reached here last winter A load Of green eills
was received at the dock. this morning which
sold at from Gu cents to SIPS bushel, accord
lnr Tn size
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-04-08

We have just returned from New York with
a beautiful, stock of AL the
New STYLES OF SPRING CLOTHING
In great variety.
Call early ut
l. SCHWARTZ s. Co.'S,
SarcptS Clothing Hall,
NH lift No 81 King street.
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~ 10 " + X $ + r y 5.

Wc have jus. received n large, varied md
irc-h stock of FLOW Ek SEEDS, to which we
i:.vlt,. tn. special attention Of the Ladies
Among numerous others we will mention the
following varieties :-Abronia Umbcliata, Ar.-
can Hibiscus, Adoni, Flower, Double Quilted
China A-tcrs, Amaranthus Cnudalu7 Sweet
hiys:um, i}asum Apple, Ba.sam Pear, Bnch"-
ior, Bottoms, Double Balsams, Golden BartpnIa
balloon Vine, Climbing Cobrca, White, Grim
Ion md Mixed Candytuits, Dwarf C.ntranthus,
Cn;chiiy, Coihns,u Clcmati:, Canary Bird Flow
or. Garlic pcr!nutn, CountIne, CockscoInb Can
t.rhury Bells, Chry sunth.mum, Cypress Vinc
hiuc Di-crIs, Creep ng Dahiia, C"rcopsis, Car
sion, Daisy, DrLlnuord, Pnlox, Foxg,oyc.
Forget I.c-i!pt, Four O'Clock, Gas Plant Cod
ca CEnin, Swans Egg Gourd French Honey
.ucklc. Pnnsy, Ho!y mock, Hya9inth, Bcn?s, L."
Pant. jo>ep4'S Coat, Jacobs Ladder Lark.-
par L4pli-, Mignon.tte, Mock Orange, Monks
mood, MalIgp!i, MARRYING, Argcra,um Mc&i-
c.num Morning Glory, Heotrops, ,ycrbenu
P">!ulara, Chin. Pins, Purple and Sc rlet
Poypy, Scarlet, Blue, Purple, Strip: ID and Mixed
sweet Peas, scarlet and Purple Sage, Scarlet
and Purpi: Tr,-wcck-stock, PctunH., Pofnc-
.,r.flutc, Rose Of Sharon, Nasturtium Japan
MaiZc Sensitive Pl,:lt Scar!ct Runners S%cc,
Icabion-. Touch. nc-not, Wall Flower, Sweet
William, Zinnla, Sweet Violet ana Snspdragon.
They are nj put W in small paper: ut DC each,
rXccp, HclIu!repc, Eerbcna and Pansy, which
are loc each. Mailed free to any address upon
receipt Of order, with money amounting TO ut
l.u., Zoe. JANNEY j. co,
nd liJ King street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-04-08

Nor DEAD.-It affords US pleasure to con-
tradict the reported death of Mr.. H. B.
Bicksler, of Dranesville, Fairfax county, Mr.
B., III aotc, says:-.'I am happy to say that
| am well, hearty and strong, and hope to live
for forty years yet"-iu which hope We heartily
Join
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OPENING THIS A. VI.

We are now opening cur first instslmc:t II
SPRING GOODS, selected from among The
largest stocks in New York, and viii! be pleased
to Show them to our friends and customers gen
orally. ,...~. ,.or,,,.,
Ali the latest coors ir DRESS GOODS, ri
prices to suit every onc-thc lowest priced be-
ing of rs handsome shades and r"ric.ic, n inc
highest. We cannot begin t. name Nil the goods,
hui will SAY that if on examination Of stock
we fail to please, it will be our fault and 1t that
Of the goods. "
NH rs ID. r. w / VI T. ~.
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NH Is

DoAEsr1cS' DoNEsrrcs.
By this weeks New York steamer
Opening all kinds of Co:tons, bcnchcd ana
unbaached, in Ill widths, from 81 To- 10 ].
Calicoes, n beautiful assortment.
Lancaster Carnbrics in great variety, and "T-
erything to make our stock complete purchased
on the very best terms, and will be sold a. c""ii
rs they can be bought anywhere
NH Is D. +. WITH rn co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-04-08

WILD Boar CuASE.-A boar, made wild by
rouge Treatment yesterday escaped in the swamp
Mar Watkins Mill, and the hunt that was
.n'u'utcd Tor 1t afforded fine sport to the TWEEN
=, W thirty, who were engaged in the chase
Tue ln'uratcd animal fought everything it
.F">s'd, ana severely wounded COW, but was
j!',ty brought to bay, and knocked scnseless
y Mr.. Euos Ghccn.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-04-08
TRESH ARRIVAL OF SPRING GOODS

The subscriber is now in receipt Of a large
stock of seasonablc goods, which buyers arc i'll
vited to inspect.
A lot of superior Black Lyons silks.
Also Striped do, of superior grades.
Particular attention to the Back Gro Grain
Silks has been paid in getting superior makes,
and can be we'll recommended.
japanese Silks and Popins exceedingly cheap.
Satin Grenadines, in Black and Cuors.
S.4 as we'll us the narrower Grenadines.
Cashmere Popllns, i'll all the new co!ors.
Superior Black Alpacas.
Mohairs of fine quality and beautiful l,;s.re.
English Grapes and Grape Wells.
Beautiful Black japanese Silks, y new article
and very cheap.
Victoria Lawns; Piques; Organdy Stripes !;
Colorcd Apacas; Irish Linens; Linen Sheet
ngs 1914 and Id Pillow Linens; large aS,or:-
ment of Towels some very fine; Read Black
Thread Laces at very low prices; Real Back
Guipure do; Thread Lace Collars; Lam"
Shawls Linen Handkcrcaiets in al varieties
Hamburg Edglngs and Inscrtings, with great
variety OF goods not enumerated.
NH Is j. Nj. STEWART