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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-26

WASHINGTON March 24-It Is curious. hut
true that senator Chambers speech against Jen Davis
ON the last night OF the last session has given him with
out any Intervention OF his own nigh place among the
iavores for the Presidential nomination next year A
large number OF Republicans here do not take kindly to
the denomination OF Gen Grant and many OF them have
since senator Chandlcrs now famous speech, settled
upon man who could carry the party succcs sfully
through the struggle OF wear and who would be
vigorous m tie Presidential chair Grant himself and
who. they add. has not created any such enmtcs 10
himself within the party GEN Grant seems to have
lone aud could be- elected where gen Grant mght fail
Old Zach is honest lie has nonsense about him. lie
would tolerate no hummcts and his record in the Int
rior Department showed that he was a cauahlc and
thorough administrator, even Mr. schurz had 10
knowledge when he succeeded him I'VE could elect
Old Zach easily ana I'm Tor him before anybody" said
stAwart Republican today
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-26

RUTLAND, VT. March 23.-John p Phair Is to
be hanged on the 9Th of April next notwithstanding the
Injunction that to be served upon Sheriff 20 restrain
him from executing the in his hands This
Injunction was granted on the plea that the prisoner
having been reprleNod the time for the hanging under
the warrant has expired. and no new warrant can be
made without new trial But the full Board Of Judges
OF the supreme Court OF the STATE. who recently
called upon To examine the evidence under a ucti-
ton trial decided unanimously that the were
no grounds for ufther action the reIricVc carried
Win u an extension of the power OF the warrant which
would take th'ct at The expiration oi the time granted
IN fhar~ repreNe and the tricl Justice has written
Shcrln simpson uf Windsor County rhair be
hanged ou the an pruNmn
Phars mother visited hun in his cell Saturday Ia St
ahd then returned to her HON" iu Ncrgcnnes II was
her last visit to the cupnt A. the time the oNecu
ton of "a" sentence draws he grows anxious a. To
his chances lie stu clugs to the hone OF "A STAY
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-26

There is n good deal to be said in favor Of
the idea Of fitting up rs n floating hospital
one Of the larger wooden vessels belonging
to the Government, manning it with skilful
physicians and experienced and tender
nurses, and providing by an annual appro-
priation for the care and treatment Of poll
iticians whose delicate health requires n
change of climate.
This would cost tho people a considerable
sum Of money every year, but it would bc
cheaper upon the whole, than the present
system.
HAYES sent Comfy to the Sandwich
Islands because CoMLY's medical advisors
thought that the Hawaiian climate would
benefit his case. CoMLY's state Of health costs
the people $500 year. Old senator CHRIS
TIANcY. who showed Indications OF vale
tudinariansm, complicated by symptoms Of
willingness TO make way for ZACH CHAND-
LE1 was promptly doscd with the Peruvian
mission, worth $4,000 year. EFFIGY SAR-
GENT who is sick and out Of office, has just
accepted n thoughtful invitation from DICK
THOMPSON TO take a four months cruise to
the Mediterranean, at the public expense, as
the guest Of the Navy Department. EFFIGY
SAEGENTs board and entertainment will
come out Of the contingent fund, which has
often before been converted into charity
fund for providing excursions for sick or
tired politicians.
Although there is no constitutional war
rant for spending money in this way, it
would no doubt be good economy to devote
one ship exclusively TO the use Of the vale
tudinarians aud junketers and send them
all in bunch 10 the southern seas. II
would cost less, and we should know ex-
actly how much 1t did cost.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-26

II II. Brockway, the proprietor OF the Ash
land House caught James Kane bell boy in the
stealing money from the ovcrcoat Of the guests SIX
months ago Kane ran away from his fathers house in
Worcestershire England, and enlisted IN the Eleventh
Regiment OF Foot in London. AFTER three months ser.
vice he deserted and He'd 60 this country where he he
came very poor Mr.. BrookWay kindiy took him m aud
cared Tor hm. Kane wa. very attentive 10 RuMel, the
chnmEon who Is W the Ashland House When Mr..
koNe learned oi kane's yesterday morning ne
examined his trunks and found that ten English SOW
erirus had been stolen Kane strcuunusly denies TINS
THEFT Mr. George W. Atkinson editor oi the London
NTnuY Apt, accompanMd Mr. Brockway to the FuN-
seventh street Police Court yesterday. Mr. Bruckway
WAS desruus not 10 prosecute ami Justice kHsmire dis
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-26

Bangs 4 Co. sold last evening a very large and
beautiful collection of continental and colonial paper
money and small collection OF United States scrip large
number OF Confederate notes and bonds State county,
city CORPORATION aud foreign notes aud an ol assortment
OF udlimc lottery tickets Tie most urumiuuut buyers
were Edward Corau Of RroukAuJ W asrltuc ~ Phill-
IrlrhA Nnnhm J. brown, OF Nassau street Henry g.
street Edward fro.sard of lrvmrtun y y. Henry All.
born ui Boston, W. Elliott Woodward of KuAhurN &. H.
B'yhtl Of NeW YORK., ami n chapman, CALVIN Ran.
dali, and $ X, Nar1vicld OF Philadelphia
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-26

To THE EDITOR OF THE SUN-Sh: | am de-
lighted 10 sec the young women Of the city becoming so
fond Of walking II puts inmiud OF the good old times
when was girl Between my and sixty wears ago
walked from New York to Philadelphia In twentS-tour
hours. while took married sister six days, board
o. u schooner, 10 make the trip
Now am ~ years uf age. welsh "a pounds and am
willing % walk or run any woman OF my nwn age and
weight six lays without coaching. Tor 5000 a. 1000 a
side Woman aud money ready at l'd iuuunatou street.
hAMlI IIluhL MLa
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-26

Tho Court OF Appeals has put an end TO
Comptroller kELLYs power OF distributing tho
further progrese Of tho BROOKLYN Bridge. II has
affirmed the decision Of the General Term Of
the Supreme Court requiring him to 20 on and
furnish New York's quota OF tho necessary
money The news will be most satisfactory to
tho hundreds Of mechanics and laborers who
were thrown out Of employment by the stop
page OF work on the bridge in consequence OF
Mr. KKLI.Ys action.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-26
An Italians Voice.

To THE EDITOR OF THE SUN-SW; Though
an Italian hy birth and American citizen by adoption.
aud novice In the political turmoil Of this city allow
me To ask aicw questions which Will be OF future impor.
lance to my cllow counrymen who are voters;
What are Italians as class, to benefit by following
IN, dictates ut lnurmauN lIaNf
2 wiz mnmany Han amehorate the condition Of
ItalIausf
l. wise for the Italians Of the Fourth Warl to vote
IN future tur such huncomhls Ms Mr Grady, who 10 u.
tam their sun ages is apt To- promise great deal without
the apparent smallest idea o fulfilling those proms,sf
TIC lttuli. iu tins city number nearly 2uutll and
can cast am aggregate waite OF l,'ih A. lrALiAN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-26

publIcans led on in debate upon tho subject Of
removing Senate officers.
Yesterday the Republican programme WINS yet
further carried out by Mr.. HoAR's speech upon
a resolution introduced by him, declaring tho
political legislation appended to tho nppropria-
ton bills in the last session to be in violation Of
the Constitution. Mr.. BEcK replied to Mr. HoAR
and subsequently the Democrats saw fit to adj
journ the days session.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-26

The following statement appears con-
spicuousy in the Washington Post:
zone m the Washington editors NJ rnx Nrw YonN sur
who. while instrucng the Democratic members Of Don
to their duties manages to keep up profitable
connection with the many railroad schemes that
regularly before that body for assistance improves
his latent opportunity to lecture Mcs'rs, MoRRisoS
hcMAHoS, srRisoNR. RwiSo. Cox and other Northern
Democrats for trying to pat the sucskershp In peril"
We call upon tho Post TO publish the namo OF
tho person 1t refers to, and likewise the name OF
tho railroad scheme that 10 regularly before
Congress for assistance. with which according
to the Post, the person in question keeps up a
profitable connection.
Meanwhile we would inform tho Post that
THE Sun employs no Washington editors one
editor here in New York being quite sufficient
for its purpose
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-26
New Jer.ey and the Elevated Ka,,road.

Tho New Jersey Association has sent letter
to the representative officers OF all the New Jersey rail.
road companies inviting them to take part in a public
meeting In be held IA the Associations rooms In the Coal
md Iron Exchange ON April No., for the purpose Of con.
sdorng how 60 meet the competition 90 the New York
elevated railroads, which truu~ to draw population huc
10 Manhattan island ms proposed meeting the call for
Whch is leng sent out n printed form receive sigma.
lures Is tu anpomtu committee To confer with the Ncw
Jrt'rN railroad and Terry companies ON tie subject of
lower rates ui ntIc.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-26

havo not yet killed n man. ne did the New Jer-
sey ones; nor have patients died in their beds
while the Keepers slept. as was the case In ono
Of Brooklyn's charitable ~ institutions few
months ago.
Tho churches OF Columbus have. meantime.
sent money to Asia and Africa to convert men
not half so much In need OF conversion "a those
who have charge OF thls asylum.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-26

CURRIE, the desperate who shot down the
unarmed actor, PORTER in Marshall. Texas. So
verely wounded BARRYMoRE and. except for her
piteous appeals, doubtless would have killed
Miss CUMMINs. in whose behalf the two
gentlemen intertered was already on
record ms tho murderer Of two men and
n woman in Ellsworth. Kansas. nine years ago.
His picture is in tho Rogues' Gallery at Mem
phis and n reward Of $500 for his capture
is still outstanding. We arc requested to
say on the part Of the citizens Of Mar
shall. that CUREIE has not a single sympathiaer
in Texas. and-reierring 10 the structures Of a
New York papcr-that It is calumny to charge
this people with countenancing crime or that
they lack faith in the power and efficacy
Of tho law" 1t is certainly tn be believed
that the decent people OF Marshall could have
no sympathy with so cowardly rufilan. and 1t
is to be hoped that their faith in the efficacy OF
tho law will be justified by the result in
CURVES forthcoming trial. But 1t Is cor
tainly matter OF wonder 10 those not
familiar with life In Texas that n man with the
blood OF three persons on his hands and with a
reward for his capture widely published. should
secure q position Of trust with railroad COM
pany under his own name and should bo
allowed al large. drunk. with pistols upon his
person. His antcccdcuts as the reports from
Marshall the day after the murder clearly prove.
were very we'll known in that Texas city at
the time Of the murder. But II the law in
Marshall Is not sufficiently alert TO protect
strangers from Il desperado's bullet. II Mt least
should be strong enough 10 secure the III pun
ishment Of the murderer after the death Of his
victim.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-26
The Land or the Pistol.

Great Texas on your wide, dark forehead,
And ON your broad and rugged breast.
Atempcr. Wild, ana dercely torrid,
The turbulence OF South and West.
Has many bloody mark Impressed.
Though once So calamity ami fully
Your people gained a glorious name,
Yet the assassin and the bully
Have often put them all TO shame
And you ana yours must bear the llame.
The pistol aud the knife confutc all
Your arguments OF fertile plains,
And dcsporadoes base and brutal.
Bcioul your face with savage stains.
And rob you Of our righuul gains.
The last Of all your deeds Of badness,
Yet not hy amy means the worst,
Monotonous IN ITS useless madness.
An act so frequent, rchcarscd.
Brings from the North wrauml burst
Is Texas utterly uhumanf
We ask, above poor Porter bier
Must kindly mau and rcuuc woman
Its lair savauuas tread with tear,
The pistols echo in the ear.
Shall brutal beasts. who tccl no pity,
DcNins decency ana law,
Ranse at their VIII through town and city,
Nor ever iecl the halter draw.
Escaping by some statutes nawf
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-26
Col. Jerome IsonapArte Coming Home,

Prom ne Htfimoff san,
Col. jerome Bonnpartc. who was tclegraphod
ioha,lrn 10 ha,m"re 20 account Of ne Illness OF ms
satod from lavte the 10Th inst and expected to
arrive here the last of tNis week Has family remained
ia Europe, and VIII come to BALTIMORE about May /.
Mnr ouapurte is vet clear in iuin co. and possesses
more physical strength than could reasonably Dee expect
cd She looks forward auXiou,N 10 see her grandson.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-26

Yesterdays collision on the elevated rail-
road was not attended by loss OF life. but men
and women will shudder at the thought OF what
might have happened. A train had just been
switched of at Forty -second street to run to
the Grand Central depot when train from
Harlem came whiring along. The engine OF
the Harlem train struck the switch before the
switch had been closed. and engine and cars
were Immediately run of from tho west. or
down track. to the east. or up track. and Mt once
came into collision with an upward bound train
Had the collision occurred in the morning
when the cars on the down track are packed to
the platform with passengers. or in the evening
when the cars on the up track are equally
crowded. tho loss OF life might have been very
great
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-26

The secret marriage OF cx-Cov. Hun
pARDs young daughter to her fathers coachman
seems TO have excited no less q degree of in
terest in Connecticut than did similar event
in Kentucky some twelve or fifteen years ago.
The young lady was tho hoircss in her own
right to a largo estate. and her family was one
Of the most distinguished In Kentucky. A d.
yorce was granted between the two young peo-
pie after few months. and the husband having
had year Of eXtravagant dissipation. went
back TO his horses. and was until lately. en-
ployed in livery stable ut Louisville. In tho
case OF Miss HUBBABD. however. reports from
Norwich represent the husband rs an estmnbe
young fellow. and it will be tho grooms own
fault II he does not mako his bride as proud Of
her choice rs she seems TO be happy in having
made il.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-26
Brother Isomtwelrs Opinion.

! heard Mr. Boutwell, say. \ few days ago. that
r. believed the southern Democrats were going IA
'henk up among themselves before long ami that TIN.
was one reason why KepubASan success Ia 1880 would
he certain
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-26

The Assembly Committee TO inquire into
alleged freight DETERMINATIONS by railroad COM
panies does not mean to discriminate in its wit
ncsscs. 1t invites any ono who has knowledge
Of abuses to appear before It, This IL proper
searching.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-26

A committee Of inquiry has disclosed
frghtful condition Of affairs in tho asylum in
Columbus. Insane pnticnts have been NAL
treated almost beyond belief heaton. gagged,
chilled. kicked, aud struck. Women hayo been
stripped and beaten. The superintendent has
been drunk hall the time, and the neglected
quarters have swnrmcd with vcrmn. The
cruelty Of tho punishment seems To have been
m shocking ms WINS that ia the Trenton prison
year aso. although tho Coumbus torturors
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-26

Mr.. CHARLES II. BELL may as well pack
his carpet bag and journey back TO tho hills Of
New Hampshire. He cannot become n senator
in the judgment Of a majority Of the Judiciary
Committee. for the reason that the Governor
had no authority to appoint him. Mr. BELL
was appointed to MI the scat made vacant by
Senator WADLEIGH's retirement. the Legisla-
ture not being in session TO elect Il successor In
time for the extra session. In 1925 Mr.. LAM
MAN was appointed under similar circum-
stances by the Governor Of Connecticut. and
was refused admission. In 1887, however, Mr.
LEVER Of Arkansas was permitted to serve as
Senator after being appointed in the same way
as were LANMAN. and. latterly. BELL.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-26

WILLIAM KENNEDY shot his friend, DESIs
MAHoNEY, IN front Of a Water street barroom in
June OF last year. KENNEDY was convicted in
the General Sessions Of murder in the second
degree. and sentenced to State prison for life.
But his counsel appealed to the General Term
OF the Supreme Court, and the conviction was
reversed n new trial being ordered. The
Judges in ordering the reversal, declared that
KENNEDY should have boon convicted only of
manslaughtor in tho third drgrcc-a crime
punishable with four years of imprisonment
Now KENNEDY having waived his right to now
trial, and pleaded guilty, Judge CowING has
sentenced him to State prison for two years.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-26

The Democratic senators having over
hauled GoRHAM in Mondays debate. the TEL
LER Committee, ms reorganizcd, are to take him
in hand to-day. GoRHAM Is the patriot who.
while Secretary OF the Senate, ran the HAYES
and other campaigns, being Secretary Of the
National Republican Executive Committee. Ho
knows more election secrets than he will tell to
an investigating committee.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-26

II Che Assembly had adOptod Mr. BAKER's
substitute repeating MI cnactmcnis requiring
the publication Of session laws in the country
newspapers. it would have done proper thing.
Tho printing Of this rubbish is given TO party
newspapers only as a reward for political ser
vices. The people are not benefited. Only n
few days ago n newspaper in the eastern part
Of the State printed six or seven columns in
fine type Of amendments to the charter Of Buff
fao-a city three hundred miles away-and il
will receive MY cents u folio FOR so doing. Who
Of an Albany newspapers readers cares how
BulIalo's charter H. amended? The whole sys-
TEN is a useless burden upon the tNX-crushcd
people. But since the members owe much Of
their success in the canvass To the rural editors,
they ara quite willing that the state should help
pay the debt. So they voted down Mr.. BAKER's
substitute.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-26

\ certain Cure for all Coughs.
Jayno's ENpcoturauL
, 1879-04-27
wANTED-mAl.E HELP

DQeohrnoa4 4TcamsteFs. Fs.&e.-COnt1nued
YX|ANTEu-AT Isl. AND 1853 MlCHIGAN-AV.,
w expres.msn to drive wagon; ono acquainted IN
c1tr L Z MATTHEWS. - = ::
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-08
EEs:ats sss.Ag4. E,zS5z. &c

~ pFl GE-I cali tho a..aaion of lia put.lic
- to the northeast corntr O. the market, On
Fa!t!aX and Csmhr0n streets. whore have re.
sumed buGn cas y. my u!d stand. snd will :2ya
on hand ht ntl Li:acs good supply of CNOiCj!
FRESH YEATS. consisting OF Beet, Mutton
Lamb, Veal ana Pork, together Hth nil klnds
ct 81 USAGE ard PUDDiHGS, uC ui7 own
manuloctnTe. / also call ;::teption 10 si#!l No.
o. opposite whore [ havn on hand :. fna solac-
lion Of CH0iCE PICKLES, consisting Of Gu-
cutntcro. Cho~ Chow, Chop !jcE:o, hi i3a;
Pickle. Gherkins, Csu!il3wcr aud ficseL
Onic&s, aG! 81! kinds OF Pixies it s!=a. isrs +;
itsiford Sauce, Warwickshno S=uCc, Cstsu2,
F:crch Mustard. lure Ol7a OIL, imaor.ad
Edsm Cheaso, Fcrncr Sauce, ;'a.dines in quar-
te7 ard h"lt boxes. MirGa Meat, Risccaroni,
LENT rs, ETC.: QEGIGi5 Ht OK 81 FISH rro.
psrod ot tmho uEo ilanad isteiy, consisting CT
Ma"Er", Shaa, Cannon ETd Potomac Roa Iier.
'Cg. Ahy pi thcsa articles cnE H.: ;,roCurGl ,.f.
ior market hGnrs at lng st0ro, No II s0nih Fair
tsA street. 2n0 bh's cf Fisn consisting Of @e1u-
ms Labrador snA Eswiiy no1 !Isrf,ng in bis,
hal oh!7 and Eit7; Potomac tiha,l. in barrels,
han osr1ois nai ki!s ttscEere Nos. /; 2 and 5,
N barrels h:4:! barrels 81! kits.
nov - =, j. isEED
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NOVELTIES.

Imported Closks snd DoluSns, exclusive sly les .
Lace Curtains .nd n Nottingham I.sca
Crlentyl Table Covers, novel designs.
Llnon Table Towers, elegant ctlstilies with Mar
R1s 10 match
Seamless Kid Gloves 3. 4, C and s bu,tona.
RiaCk Cloths and DoesEirs ard Eo?ciias in
mems and boys wesr. al Of eur own impor-
tsiion. saving tTo intermediate profits, and
iIsurirs Enwr5t styles
Oar Dress Goods Ucpsitmeni is Teplcte with
now nDd stylish goods. sid 10 furbish Tri.a-
IaTgs t. match
Car mssGr!;acai Of Gn.ptia ,.nJ GA LIoa!s 81
present i elegant sid compleiu i.nvn.l
prices guaranteed
P;;:.E%fELDEE s; GQ.,
nov Iii King street
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- John ", &r~@sa,: Au1.:o.cn:.

Fs1H G%T EG's Ghi5, Of DE$;NaBl.. /.
! PROPERTY - F:i!.Eh& C0GflyTD'- -
~ T,'.~2 d d Glo- q .ius! ;'3Ia Alfred E,:yss
- John ~ &artGH ~. wife. dated = .th GaY
fl, January. 1871, @Ei dUir * ;9corC! ,.!nor2 the
ti:G records {: Ea'r.G" c5&G!c. IN ,ibor ". n O.
!; i2!:o -, and i"c Tia ;,Ir:oso .&era:a mon
Toned, th2 G@ca-s!T0t w:i! offer 70: sala BY
public auction. - front .! .oa Court iiovsa ioot
:. Far::& !;0att Hol:a oa AOdDAY, $aG
!5.h dny of Gcc2mGc-, 1878, {oour. dAv) 81 -
lock ~, - iho Highest :iddar, ihn ':'ka-I:i,'
- 1AA > congngei ~ ti:e "5oVa mention Il
:2e1r @nH described therein a2 f5!iow=. viz: SIC
ncr:sIn t.&2s ot !GGd i;noWa - i S:::;H'S: MIL
HhACH, s!:rlEici on th1 GGG:G side Of i'ah;2k
nin, N tho district of :ior. county cf Fairfax.
late o: EirHig:F, &!d Cor!.iHs, by recent su5-
veg, orc haniraI e2a to!tG-cEc end /. !.s!i a2-cs,
10 which survey ~ t;i3 s;@i,s ~. Bounds f9I-
traAcc is a.:l
T'cCgos Of $ale: 20 n.e:: c;.st aa will pay
r,s!.: o! saio. aI:p tie sun Of fr0 hundred dol.
.r3 with i0taccs! tha59JA from the 2liA Gsy o.
January, i7.5, ua.j :aji; snI If there % any
135!dac - aICi, lri:!cG350 moa0g, the sano shsl)
80 mazda rsYNh!o 81 such time or times, md DC
'ecH7cd il aGth T2NGG5r &c tho said Say!iss and
'.stca ahS!! direct, o. il case of thair iaurc &c
&'ga such directions, al such tiE;9 snd in suCh
'HaIanoE. 80 to- Na5ar!i4noA shall thint: III.
nov l'.".a o. ~. uuEI, Gr!si"c.
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DRY ssJ0EsE,
CpECIAL ATTRACTION,

tNPECiAL ATTRACTION.
- saturday, Dot ., 1879.
Now CloaIs ard shswls. Cloth and Fe;t Sair:z.
Ladies' Six Handkerchiais, &C; ell wool
Blankets, cx:r" choSp; Wsrnsutta Shirts, Ladies'
every psc warranted full line Linen G. Hand
kerahc!a si:o hinle. Demorett's --latest Pat.
lerRs always on hand. Call and see.
u. +. BHASHEAR,
d. 3. UcoMEs. 10. ll0 King street.
dec q Alexandria. Va.