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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1881-03-25

Iiniin1ent.
The most Powerful.

The most Powerful,
Penetrating and Pain-relieving
remedy ever devised by man. 1t
soothes Pain, it allays Inflammation,
it heals Wounds, and it cures
RHEUMATISM,
Sciatica, LumbagO, Scalds,
Burns, Stiff Joints, Cuts, SWELL
ings, Frost bites, Quinsey, Salt
Rheum, Itch, Sprains, Calls, and
Lameness from any cause. Suf-
ferers from
PAIN IN THE BACK,
Fever Sores, EruptiOns, Broken
Breasts, contracted Cords, Neu-
ralgia, Palsy or dislOcated limbs;
and owners of horses, planters, me-
chanics, merchants and professional
men everywhere, unite in saying, that
CENTAUR IMMINENT
brings relief when all other Lini-
ments, Oils, Extracts and Embroca.
tons have failed.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1881-03-25

In early life, on the home farm, il is said
that Jay Gould's special chore was watering
the stock.
A recent writer has said that many people
regard religion as they regard small -pox.
They desire TO have 1t as light as possible,
and are very careful it does not mark them.
One Of Sotherns last requests was that his
friends should not attend his burial, as ''peo-
pie catch such colds standing about In grave
yards with their hats of. F"
''The Delinquent Tax-List of San Francis
co" comprises 40 pages. The Virginia New }
Territorial Enterprise speaks of it as new,
complete and invaluable directory of the
great city of the Pacific coast.
The army marched out on Saturday last and
had parade. The main body, company Of
90 men dressed in white, drilled very fairly
and marched in excellent time The reserve,
numbering about 40, clothed in mud-colored
garments and boasting head-gear of every
pattern now in vogue, were raw recruits In
deed. However, We feel confident that the
country is safe. -HGaOGfSaa Gasotts.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1881-03-25
ACuriou. state Of ThinG..


We wonder II il is generally known that
there is portion of the United States whose
inhabitants enjoy not a vestige Of either the
form or substance of self-government, and
have no voice in the making or the execution
of the laws which they are compelled 10 obey.
II asked to name this unfortunate section,
we venture that many newspaper readers
would be at q loss, and would be inclined 10
mention Alaska, or some other distant cor
ner of our great national domain. They
would be far out Of the way IL they did. The
plaA Of which we speak is the very focus and
fountain head Of free republican government
for the whole country-the District Of Colum-
bia yet the people have no part or lot in
the management of that government, or even
in the control of their own local affairs. They
vote for neither president, governor, mayor,
nor justice OF the peace. In fact, they do
not vote at ALL They are ruled by trium-
virate Of commissioner who are appointed
by the President, and who, as a rule, are not
citizens Of the District. Singularly enough
they rather like this order of things. 1t is
economical and efficient. Not long ago they
had a government of their own, and were
permitted by Congress, which is their real
sovereign, to choose legislature and lot Of
officials. The legislature taxed them nearly
10 death, and the officials rioted in public
plunder. 1t was the fable Of King Log and
King Stork in q new guise. Now they are
perfectly satisfied to all appearances, to
have their taxes levied and their money spent
by three respectable gentlemen selected by
the President. There is only one thing Of
which they complain-tbat they are shut out
OF all voice in the election Of the President
but as this cannot be remedied without an
amendment TO the constitution, their griev-
ance is likely TO be Of long continuance.
aa - a l.
q community only large enough TO cast one
electoral vote is represented in the making OF
President or not; but theoretically 1t is an
injustice to exclude from all share in the ma
tionRl government the l77,OO0 people who
live within sight of the national capitol.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1881-03-25
How THE Pnrs1prNr KISSED HIS Norm

How THE PRESIDENT KISSED HIS MOTHER.
The exact fact about the matter is this {:
At the outer edge and in the centre of the
great platform erected at the east front Of the
Capitol for the Inauguration ceremonies there
was a small one, rising o few inches above
the floor. Along the centre of this were
three chairs. General Garfield sat in the
middle one, with President Hayes at his left
and the Chief Justice at his right. Mrs.
Hayes sat back of the Chief Justice with
General Garfeld's mother next her ON the
left, and Mrs. Garfield next to her. The
balustrading along the front, heavily draped
as it was with flags, almost entirely, IL it did
not wholly conceal these ladies from the vast
audience in front, while those who stood
back OF them shut them in from the sight Of
the mass of officials on the platform. A few
of the correspondents who had been given
seats close to the Presidential party, and a
few OF those near General Garfield as he
turned from the platform, in common with
all the rest, saw that he stopped to kiss his
old mother, and then his wife, who sat next
her. II was an act as far removed as possible
from the spectacular, and there was scarcely
dry eye in the whole circle which noticed
this beautiful act of filial and manly devotion.
Cor. Cincinnati Gazette.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1881-03-25

OF Gen. GaF6eld's mother the following in
cident is related by one of the newspaper cor
respondents on the special train to Washing
ton The old lady is type Of the Northern
Ohio pioneer mother, and has not yet forgot
ten the lessons of thrift and economy taught
her in early life by necessity In the hurry
and hustle of the morning, the porter forgot
burned at full headway long after daylight.
At last the lighted lamps attracted the old
lady's attention, when she said to the presi-
dent elect: james. put out those lamps.
It's no use wasting the oil when it is doing no
good General Garfield called the porter's
attention to the matter, and the waste Of illu-
minating fluid was stopped Immediately"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1881-03-25

A Perreoted Purifler of tho srrtem.

a Perfected Purifier OF tho System
Tovrc.-"l Increasing the strength, o5riatiRg the
cfsts?f de6iHty, and drestoring healthy sanctions"
WEBSTER
For Indigestion, and Dyspepsia,
the many forms of Liver Com
-,laint, Impure and ImpoverisheL
Blood, and Functional Derange-
mcnts attendant upon Debility, and
for Building up the weak, ASH
Tonic is doubtless the most prompt
and certain remedy yet devised. In
1-2 lb. bottles, 10 cents; Six bottles,
81. Accredited Physicians and
Clergymen, who may desire to test
the Tonic, will be supplied with not
exceeding six bottles, at One-half
the retail price, money to accom-
pany the order. Sold by Druggists,
and by ID. b. Dewey Il Co., 40 Dey
ST., N. Y.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1881-03-25

Master Irwin Garfield did not want to leave
Mentor, but said he would try and ''put up
with the White House." One day last sum
mer, when delegation that had called ON his
father ceased cheering, this young gentleman,
on his own account, set up cheer for Weaver.
Another morning the residents of Lawnfeld
found the doors of the barns and other handy
places chalked with the figures S29. There
was good deal of indignation until it was
discovered that Master Irwin had been anus
ing himself in that way. The young gentle
man has a very active mind, and promises to
be as firmly developed, mentally and physi-
cally, as his distinguished father.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1881-03-25

There is no encouragement in President
Garheld's Cabinet selections for the men who
were watching for split in the Republican
party. If the present indications are cor
rect, the solidest thing in this country in
1884 will be that same Republican party
N. Y Tribune.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1881-03-25

From this day on through all our national
history, the name of John Sherman will be
linked with that of Alexander Hamilton, as
the wisest, ablest, most successful and most
sagacious fnancier of his time and country.
Al lBdnV Journal
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1881-03-25
(aStOria-ss:p -ss Dose, Doses.
- esRE -. NTaNhA-as

-~36 cents. A Mothers
-emedy for sleepless and irritable
children. The Recipe of Old d..
Pitcher, Free from Morphine, and
not Narcotic. Formula published
with each bottle. For Flatulency,
assimilating the food, Sour Stomach,
Feverishness, Worms, and Disor-
dered Bowels, CastOria has the larg-
est sale of any article dispensed by
Druggists.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1881-03-25
DYEING--STEAM CLEANSING

Dress Goods, shawls, saoquea, Feathers, etc., dyed
a variety Of colora. Mems Clothing dyed or steam
oleansed and pressed without ripping OF crocking
Charges paid one way ON goods sent By expfeaS- Di
REQ ISls n S'' NJ. HALE sPrOPrislOr,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1881-03-25

BENZ. F. STEVENS, President.
JOSEPH NJ. GIBBENs, Secretary.
MkRoH IL, 1ssO.--ly11
Skaffaren. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1878-1882, 1881-09-14
Ramsey county republikanska
kOnyentiOn.

Republikanerna Ramsey coun-
ty h0llo sin konvention st. Paul
msndagen den II dennes. De for.
beredande valen eller "cauc us hUl-
los lordagen den 8 dennes. Gene
raj Hubbards winner staden an
strangde sig till det yttersta for att
fa mot honom vanligt stamda dele
CATER invalds till county konventi-
omen; men det lyckades ej for dem
att fanga mer an det femte och en-
del af det fjerde "wardet''.
Ehuru guvernor Pillsbury nekar
bestamdt att han ar kandidat, pa.
star dock ''Pioneer Press och and.
ra guvern0rens vanner, att han bor'
de blifva aterigen invalid. Self ut.
talar han sig till Hon. A. r. M.
Gills f1rman. Emellertid f1renade
sig M'Gill- och Pillsbury. manner
smot Hubbard och hans part
och segrade vid d, forberedapd
Skaffaren. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1878-1882, 1881-09-14

valen och i konventionen. | kon.
ventionen valdes tolf delegater att
representera Ramsey county uti
statskonventionen, hvilken kom.
mer att sammantrada, son f8rut Hr
namdt, i St. Paul den % septem-
Der. Emcdan Hubbard. .partiet ej
fam sig vara nog manstarkt att
vslja delegater for Hubbard till
statskonventionen, fors0kte det att
astadkomma split emellan de andra,
och frAmstalde derf0r tva f0rslae:
det ena att delegaterna skulle in.
strueras utaf konventionen att
mangrant kasta sina roster for
Pillsbury, och det andra att de pa
samma satt skulle bli instruerade
att r5sta for M'Gill. Bada fUrsla.
gen gjordes ON intet genom EFT
tredje forslag, nemligen det att upp.
l6sa forhandlingarne, hvilket gick
igenom och delesaterna blefvo der.
for ej instruerade for hvem de skull.
lie rosta.
Alldenstund Pillsburys och NJ.
Gills vanner arbetade gemensamt
emot Hubbard, kommo de 6fyerans
off utof In tolf da]apat tar,io sknl1o
M'Gill och Pillsbury hafva hvarde.
ra sex. Efter som guv. Pillsbury
ej, efter sin egen utsago, ar kandi-
dat, kommer troligen ALA delega.
terna fran Ramsey county att r0-
sta f0r M'Gill. Sasom saken nu
star, Dir M'Gills utsigt ganska lof-
vande och ON Pillsbury och haps
yanner halla ord, blir han sikerli-
gen utaf statskonventionen utnamd
till kandidat.
Skaffaren. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1878-1882, 1881-09-14
F0Tstoradt fOrmat.

Da SKAFFAREN denna vecka rae
ker sin bestammelseort de manga
tusentals olika hem pa landsbygd
och stad, upptrader han lett storre
formal an forut.
SKAFFAREN ar MI lika stor som
de stUrsta tidningar pa svenska spra.
ket i verlden. Tidningen har Sc
dan sin uppkomst ront mycken
uppmuntran fran allmanhetens ST.
da, och deruti kan orsaken sokas,
att den dag varit stand att franz
trada i slit stora format.
SkAFFARENs standpunkt blir for
framtiden den samma som hittills.
och delta torde vara ALT som ar
nodvandigt att saga. Helt natur-
liet skola vi blifva i stand att efter
delta utf6rllgare behandla bade
kyrkliga ocn politiska fragor. Det
sager sig afven sielft att var nyhets.
afdelning b]ir mera omfattande och
rikhaltig. .,.
SkAFFAREN sandes till Sverige
fran den 1 oktober innevarande &,
till den l april 1882 far endast sc
oants
Skaffaren. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1878-1882, 1881-09-14
Vart gnld.f0rrad.

Mr.. Knox. kontrollUr af sedel-
stocken i FUrenta Staternas skatt
kammarc, uppskattade att Ii den ]
maj 1881 landet fans guild till ett
varde af 20,OO0;O00 och prigladt
siltvermynt till EFT varde at $172,-
900, 900, hvilket medeltal utg0r
ungetar 692, 100000 guild och silt
ver.penningar. Sedan delta datum
har icke f0rekommit naeon export
at guild, men forradet har fran St.
skilliga k;illor 0kats. Afkastnin-
gen fran grufvorna ar omkrlng
$3, 100000 l manaden, hyilket for
de tyra manaderna fran maj till
1sseptember lagger $12 100000 till
Diet for handen varande kapitalet.
Sedan dess hafya ITS, 900 emigran-
ter landstigit delta land, och ON
man antager att dessa medeltal
medf0rt 500 hvar, hafva dess;l
bragt $17,000,000. Importer at
guild till den l september sedan den
| maj har uppgalt till vid pass $12,- :
600, 900, och sSlunda' finnas nu i
FUrenta Staterna $3.50, 200, 900 iguId
och af babe guild och silver tillsam-
mantagna nara 10000, 900.
| august b0rjar vaniigcn skcp.
pandet af guild fran Europa till det.
ia land och fOrliden host nixon till
delta land den stora summsn 1T
$95, ZOO, 600 engelskt, franskt och
tyskt guild sasom betalning for eX-
porterade amerikanska varor. Det-
ta frammande guild passerade genom
det amerikanska myntet och repro
ducerades i dubbelornar. Just vid
denna tidpunkt, da den fragan
translates, huruvida skeppandet
af guild till delta land denna host
skall aterupptagas nagon proper
tionsvis iknanue vag med sistlldet
ar, f0rklarar London Economist, en-
af de f0rnamsta auktoriteter uti ii.
nansfragor, att det for narvarande
tnnes en- oliqviderad balans af MI
ra $500, 900, 900 i Europa tor Foren.
ia Staterna, pa hvlIken delta land
hvilken stund som heIst kan gora
anspral Delta menas, att utom
den IUpande balans, som komme1
till delta land pi utf0' seln af han.
delsv aror delta ar, det ir en- Diver.
balans af $1O0,OO0,00O, som stal
for var raknlng Europa.
[nskeppandet af guild f0r dctta
irels handelsvaror har annu KNAPP
past b0rjats. och det ar i verklig
heten medgifvet, att det skeppandt
af guild, som redan skett TAR skrlf
vas pa den gamla balansens rtk.
ming, och i sd fall kan man met
skal antaga att delta ars guIdflo(
fran Europa skall otverstiga i0rll
| det ars, savida icke det skulle in
> traffa, att innehatvarne af ameri
kanska sakerhetspapper och jern
vagsobligationer, skoIa sanda den
ater att sAIjas hair i stallet for at
sanda guIdet.
/ afsigt att hindra utf0rseln a
. guild h0jde Englands bank varde
pa atdrag fran 81 till 3 per cen
och senare till 4 per cent; Frank
rikes bank har holt vardet till 4 pc
I cent, och Tysklands bank till S per
cent.
r Pa den 1 augusti 1850 upE
gick exporter fran den =
j:nuari till $483, &c., 20
och importer var $43S,S74, 0S1
= hvadan exporter 0fverste
:. importer med $44
;. 874, ,O6l. Under samma manade
. 1881 var exporter $468, ,874, ,Os
. och importer 1919, 725, 400. K,
:. perten Bfversteg salunda importe
II med sos, ,688, ,496. Importer mil
le SHADES med nara $50, 200, 900. ,
Skaffaren. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1878-1882, 1881-09-14

CHINA.

CHINA.
Under en- tyfon, som nyligen rasat j
kinesiska sion, hafva manga menni.
skolif blifvit spilda och EFT stort an
tai fartyg lidit stora skador. 4,4
'- e.. ITALIEN. fS& sEa.t
Nya jordst6tar hafva f6rekommit
uti de neapolitanska provinserna. Fa
personer hafya blifvit dodade men
manga skadade, och stor 6delaggelse
tillfogad egendom.
OsrERRrkE. e.. -sf@.
Eft hundra judar, hvilka fran Ryss.
land Aytt till Wien, lemnade denna
stad f6rliden vecka for att afresa till
Ame1ika. Femhundra och femtiofyra
iudiska arbetare yid ett tobsksfaktori
i Lief hafva beordrats att inom flor.
ton dagar lemna staden.
'> cENTRALAMERIKA.
Vid Matagalzea har nyligen staff cit
Stag mellan S 900 indianer 4 ena sidan
SAINT en- afdelning trupper och $50
medborgare den audra, hvarunder
de fora forlorade 500 man doda och
sSrade; de senares f0rlust var 7S d0da.
Fore slaget hade indiane ma gjort sig
skyldiga till en- mangd afskyvarda
valid samheter.
FRANKRlKE.
Den franska regelingens uppmark'
samhet sages hafva blifvit riktad pa
den m6j:igen intraffande hungersn6.
den Algeriet. Besattandet af staden
Tunis och andra vigtiga punkt"r
Nordafrika anses MI vara n6dvandiga.
Frankrikes minister Tunis har FIRE
slagit regeringen att h6ja krigsstyr'
kan derstades till 10000 man.
scuwE1z.
Eft jordskred intraffade s6ndags
qvall nara k6pingen Elm i kautoner
Glarus, hvarunder 200 personer ON
Sommo och 30 hus f6rst01 des. - FraI
Geneve berattas den II DIS, att ON der
tillamnade revolutionara kongresse1
iakttager malta, komma de lokals
myndigheterna ej att blanda sig uti
dess f6rhandlingar. Kongressen tor
de salunda "a halla slit mote
S:hweiz. .. .. ..-.
.s EGYPTEN. 1''
Eft telegram fran cairo till Londor
den dennes sager, att 4 0C0 soldate
med 80 kanoner omgifyit khediven'
residens och fordra inkallande af de
puterade SAINT ministrarnes afskedan
de. 1nga offentliga hotelser mot euro
peerna f6rekommo. Khsdivens eyer
lifvakt gjorde gemensem SAX lned d.
upproriske. Den brittiske konsull
Cooks f0rde khedivens vagnar un
nerhandlingar med insurgentanf0ra
rem. ....... ...... :a#..lrH
/ RYssLAND. .4ttE1
Utgifvandet af nihilistorgan:t "Fol
kets villa" siges yara EFT ofvertygan
de bevis pa, att nihilisterna unde
sommaren lugnt fortsatta sin propag
anda de inre provinserna och endas
ar0 verksamma ON vintern. Man var
tar derf6r, att man den kommand
vintern skall bevittns en- mangd hand
lingar fran nihilisternas sida trot
myndigheternas framgang uti dera
arrestering och -uppdagande af d
hemliga tryckerierna. a4a.~ f.,
AFGHANISTAN. Ta}g -l.
Den styrka, som emiren har till sit
f6rfogande vid Kehlat, sages best4 8
fem kavalleriregementen, tolf kan
ner, nSgra acknowledgements oc
en- stor sksra landtvarn. Ayonb kha
haller en- stor del af vagen tn Kehl,
Skaffaren. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1878-1882, 1881-09-14

besatt. Euligt senare nnderrattelser
har emirens styrka ytterligare 0kats,
So att han ansett sig kunna afbryta
uadethandlingarne med Ayoub khan.
Dunkla rykten ga ON ett faitslag. som
skall hafva egt rum mellan de bada
anf0rarne.
Skaffaren. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1878-1882, 1881-09-14

CHINA.
Under en- tyfon, som nyligen rasat
sion, hafva manga menni
skolif blifvit spilda och EFT stort an
tai fartyg lidit stora skador. :a8
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-22
@, M. AID 4. Ms
% King St. Alexandra. ".
SILkS---S SILKS SILKS.

TIE CHEAPEST SILKS IN AMERICA.
Navy Blue, Garnet, Lead, Back ard White
Striped silk, Only Soc; puts Wool Goth
fer boys wear 70 cents; Co:ored 2atns IS cents;
Black Silk Velvet :5 Puro Linen B!eached
Tshle DsDask Zoe; Black Cashmere Shswls 81;
Nuns Yelling" Inc new stylo Dress Goods
374,: Mercedes" the new style psTlsols, lined
with Gold, Cream, Blua and Black Silk; Color
ed Ca:hmerts, ono yard and quarter wide, all
wool, t0,; Black Csshmcyes, iae quality, pura
wool. double width, 3Il; Beautiful Plaid and
Striped Dress Goods for Trimming; also large
assortment CT puro Silk Hrccade3 only 81;
Double White Blsnke!s 81 co. extra large $50
Bridal Ql:ts ST rs; speca! bargains il Black
Silks, ST. .. 81 and ECO.
CABTER'-s, I'll Market Space,
S: l5-T4g Washington. D. c.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-22
AUCTION SAFES.
By CNeal s. Lucss, AUctioueers.
SALE.


TONTINUED SALE.
LARGE AND IMPORTANT SAI.R OLA.
Dies AND GENTS NEW AND SEC.
O&D.HAED CLOTHING. WATCHES,
GUNS, PISTOLS. JEWELRY, &c, at thu
n. W. COHEER OF KING AMI FAIh.
FAX STREETS.
Will be sold st public auction at tho Il. W.
corner OF King and Fairfsx streets. On TU&,-
DAY, April l9.h, o.. 10 o'clceka p. N. and pm,
and continued from Day 10 dsy until the entira
stock is sold, q largo and attractive PAWi..
BROhER'S STOCK OF Ladies' and Goats new
an secondhand Clothing Hats Boots ur
Shoes, Wstches, Joselfy, Guns, Pistol
Musical instruments, S., ST., consisting ia
part OF Full Suits Costs Pants. Vests, D.es
Goats, (msny of them Of bsst Merchant Tailcr
Make Tslmss. Lsdies' Fine Dresses, Isdie.'
and Gents Underwear, Boys Clothing. Ouilts.
Comforts, Shawls, und many ether articles to-
numerous to mention. The attention of tn,
trude and the public gerersly Is respectfully
called to this SALE as tho stock consists Of really
first lass goods, being from too VOL know,
PaWnbroker I. Herzog, Of Washington, Tb,
largest and best selected stock ever oflsred,.
auction in this city AID will be sold en:irel.,
without reserve. splG-lw
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-22

LfNCuBURu MARKET ADrii 2l.--Tioar is in
btit.t ltoiinS sid sa'"s wnIo lnsdo 1T from 5
s. 81 tlr fine 10 j0i$3 for palc@t family.
Wheat - hiGhcr ard waited a. ilGal2S, al to
quality Corn il weaker ~ E5-5G. Rye is quiet
et C5aIt. Sa, few USts are coming in, which
s9li st 45a47. For Tobacco Tugs are sctiye lac
shipping very scsrco snd high and fno wrap.
pers much wsltsG. st high prices. With eos
soIsbe weather fog hsGd!iag tob:cco No may
expect large breaks.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-22
CORNER KING s. ST. ASAPH SITS.

LOVES IN Kid, Berlin, Lls!u Thread, Silk
- sud Lace, showing ell tho newes: shades
Tor the season. also n assortment for Lrce
Mi!ts' Price 25c. 60c. T5c and ST 70 per psir.
Corsets il ali tho leading styles, perfect in ct
and finish. Prices SOC to So so per pair.
Underwear special attention j. called II the
largo assortment for Ladies. Gaat., Misses.
Bows Sid 1nisn!s 10 Gspz,. Lislo Thread, Cog
s:mar end SuHmer MeriHo; aleo sro cxnioitins
cho:ce assortment OF l. ;diel' Undergafments
OF every description. Chepli5es, Drawers, Night
gowns Skirts &c.
Linen and Silk Es1dkerchiefs-Sus
Hosiery, showing tho mes. choice patterns C.
we'll 81 thu larses: assortment Of medium sDd
laer quality. Constantly adding the latest pat
terms as soon as they are ctf.red for sale by tho
II manufactures.
Neck RufHjnas. Ruff. Skirts, Feilinss, But.
tens, Silks. Cottons, SC
E5Qinga in Swiss. Hamburg, Nainsook, Cara
line, VeEm;calic, Waller c;onnes. !.sogeetoc,
ToEchon, Russian, FeNise. Croche!, &c.
Glghuie Paten: Bosom, Keiafn.ced and
Scratch Shirts, in isUndsied SID uuisundrcd
Collars and Cuff, s:z,s i to IS inches. Prices
lie l5!, Zoe and 2jc
Germantown, t.hc!!and AID SazoDy Wool
Laphyr WoIssedin eli Color, Silks. Canvass. C.
Ncckwotr-At ali tiE1cs tina collection will
surpaas All other sssortr!eEts offered in tho city.
a fms display Of Clsudc1t, tho best Scarf eve!
made tor meD; Elso GorCi.n, Flicker, I, hnGsce,
Tropical, Do .IoiDvio, Lsca, and 8 c1mp,otc
liae OF Fancy Tics and Bows.