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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-21
Tyler and Annexation.
81. Louis Globe-Democrat.)

NNi. LOUIS AltDt- lfeIuOcEdt.1
It is odd in these days when the expan-
sion-wave is sweeping over the country,
that nobody has called the name Of one
Of the most distinguished and sagacious OF
all the old-time expansionists, and the
first one Of all Of them TO favor any ex-
pansion which would take in territory out
side OF the domain Of tho American con-
TRENT. This was John Tyler, the anniyer-
sary OF whose birth occurs next Wednes-
day. the 2lst instant Tyler favored the
acquisition Of Cuba. But so also did JEFF
ferson. He moved earlier than any other
public man, however, to secure Texas an
neXation. Ordinarily the credit for the
acquisition OF Texas j. given TO Polk. who
succeeded Tyler In the presidency James
ID. Richardson did this in the preface 70
one OF his volumes Of the Messages
and Papers or the Presidents" Ii is done
by many writers on history. a treaty
for the annexation OF Texas was sent by
Tyler 10 the Senate IN 1874. before Polk
was nominated The treaty was rejected.
but bill for annexation was passed by
Congress a few months afterward. and
Tyler signed it and put 1t in operation, so
far as the United States alone could do
so, just before retiring from the presiden-
cy. Annexation actually was ACCOMPLISH
ed under Polk. but the work Of bringing
IL about was done during Tyler's service,
and Tyler started the work.
In view of England's desire that Ha-
wall should be annexed 10 the United
States at the time OF it's acquisition last
year il will be somewhat startling TO the
general reader 10 find that England at
one time seized Hawaii, and that but for
President Tyler's prompt and vigorous
protest she would have probably have
retained H. This was In 1873 Tyler did
more than any other one man 10 secure
the recognition of the independence OF
Hawaii by the United states. which was
done in 1872. Shortly aferward the Brit
lsh admiral In the Pacific. Lord George
Pauet, occupied the islands I'm the name
OF his government. Tyler, through Hugh
5 Legare, who had just gone to the post
OF Secretary OF State, Daniel Webster re-
firing about that time. protested against
his TO England. This was in June, 1913.
IL was made plain by the Tyler admin
istTation AZ that time that the United
States intended that Hawaii should re-
main independent or become American.
The Peel Ministry withdrew Paulet from
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-21
4 Womnn's Brave Defence.

PALMETTO. GA, April pa crowd or
white men, composed of citizens or TINS
vicinity who are not away hunting Tor
Sam Hose. the murderer and worse, are
securing the country between here and
Newman for q negro who attempted 10
assault Mrs. William Sewel the VIE OF
q white warmer. The Sewels live near
Deseur's Mills six miles from Palmetto.
Shortly after dark a negro called at the
Sewell home and asked Tor money. MIS-.
Sewel who was alone at the time. said
she had none, and quickly closed and
locked the front door, Fearing the negro
would try TO effect an entrance, she
rushed TO the kitchen door and locked it,
but had barely turned away when il was
battered II with an axe. and the negro
who a moment before had been refused
money at the front door stood in the
kitchen. Mrs. Sewell grasped her two
children and ran into bedroom for
safety Here she found her husband S
revolver, and hearing the negro approach
ing the room she opened the door and
fired at him. lie turned and fled, and
has not been seen since. MIS-. Sewell
ran quickly 10 a neighbours house and
gave the alarm. In d short time the
people Of the vicinity had formed posse
and started TO scour the country roads.
Mrs Sewell says she will not be able 20
identify her WOuld-be assailant, as she
was too frightened 10 look him IN the
face.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-21
Senator TuiinferrO.

Richmond. Va. April 90 1899.
To the Editor of the Dispatch:
/ notice in the Geographic columns Of
the Dispatch this morning the election OF
James +. TaliaferrO as senator. TO sue
coed Senator Pasco.- of Florida. whose
term will expire on the 9TH of March next.
l have been a resident Of the State of
Florida for ten or twelve years and
know whereof / speak. l have had OppOr-
tunities 10 meet the most prominent men
in that state. politically and socially. and
can truthfully say that Mr.. Tailaferro is
without doubt well-fitted man for the
position Of United States senator. He
has a "savoir faire," and is irreproach-
able IN all matters of principles To party
and man. He is a man whose suavity of
manners and intelligence will reflect Gre
dit upon the people of the Land of Flow
ers" and the whole country. He is q pro-
grcssivc man in every sense of the word,
and is a Nirenian. having been born in
Orange county. and has always been a
successful man. +. w.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-21
Teiegraphic Briefs.

The British steamer Mokta. Captain
GOudey. from Norfolk. March 30th, for
Aarhus, is ashore at Gothenburg.
Advices have been received Of ter
rible hurricane off the coast OF Australia
last month. over 100 persons were down
cd.
A. II. May, OF the firm Of Richardson
a May, New Orleans. leading cotton
planters and factors, died last night aged
70 years
The Berlin Neuste Nachrichten says
the German raW-sugar and sugar-rcflning
syndicates have approved the terms Of an
agreement limiting the production or ST.
gar for home consumption.
Arthur Biellngs, S simons. Charles
Laskey. and G. ~ C0uder, priyatcs In the
Fourteenth Infantry have been ldentliled
by AdOlphe Rehfeld, az san FRANCISCO,
as part OF the mob which burned his sa-
loon Saturday night.
According 20 statistics gathered regard
ing the bubOnic in India. IL Is estimated
that there have been 10000 deaths re-
corded I'm the country named since the
beginning OF the pest. These ngures. how
ever. are undoubtedly far below the
actual total. as the natives are known 20
have concealed quite number or deaths.
A Madrid correspondent says: There is
OF the navy. The ordinary estimates
viii be presented 10 the new Cortes, and
il the cOuntrys finances are found 10
permit. supplemental estimates Will fol-
low. the funds raised by the latter 10 be
devoted first to the Improvement OF the
coast defences."
Secretary Alger has announced that
the Cuban mortgages had been ex-
tended for two years, beginning May ist
next The question Of interest on these
mortgages was not considered. The ac-
ton last evening is a compromise be-
tween the planters demands and the
recent determination OF the administra-
ton on an extension OF one year.
The information at the War Department
IS that all the State volunteers who went
20 Cuba are now away from the island.
Some OF them are on board ship, and will
arrive In this country I'm a few days. The
only volunteers remaining In Cuba are
the 1mmunes at Santiago. and they Will
be brought home as soon as the Tenth
Cavalry arrives at that place.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-21
Canada to Reduce Cotton Duties.

NEW YORK, April pa Montreal dis
patch to the Evening Post says: The DO
minion Government contemplates re-
duction in the cotton duties some time
during this year Under the Mackenzie
government the duty was 1li2 per cent. al
Valorem on all cOttOns. Under the sue
ceeding Conservative 4 government inns
was changed TO a specific duty OF l cent
a square yard on bleached. and cents on
colOred. besides an al Valorem duty. rms
excessive duty caused mills 10 spring up
an over the country. and presently IL was
reduced by Mr. Foster to 22i2 per cent on
gray and white and 30 per cent. on PRINT
ed, dyed and colored. The present gov
eminent. however. instead Of further re-
ducing the tariff. increased it 10 . per
cent. on bleached and gray, and 80 per
cent. on printed dyed, and cOlorcd cot
tons. although it is a well-knOwn fact
that cOttons can be made in Canada as
chcaply as in the Eastern States. 1t is
frue that the present tariff gives prefer
ence to English goods Of > per cent,
making the actual duty of these goods
isa, and 26 IA per cent, respectively; but
his preference is more than Offset by the
extra cost of importing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-21
MIR. GOJLDING TURNS Up.
Young Henrico Man on a Farm Near
baltimore. and Thriving.

Mr. Charles Goulding, the young Hen
rico man who has been missing from his
home since the 10th of this month, has
been located on farm near Baltimore.
Mr. Gouldings father had reported the
Tact of his sons disappearance to the
ldchmond and county police, and yester-
DAY evening Mr. ". NJ Martin, labor
agent on Broad street, 'phOned to the
FIRST Police station that the young man
had come 10 him some ten days ago and
offered himself for employment. He had
sent him TO a farm near Baltimore. and
had Just heard from him, to the effect
that he was doing well.
GOulding was about q years OF age.
ana had worked all his life on his
fathers farm. He told no one Of his in
tentions when he left home. save inform
ing his sister that he was going TO Rich
mond. but would be back after awhile.
His father and people have imagined all
sorts of things I'm explanation OF his con-
duct, and have been very uneasy about
him. They feared he had destroyed him
self or was victim Of foul play.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-21
CHARGES OF DISSEMINATION.
Investigation ut Wilmington, y. {.
by Commerce CommissiOn.

WILMINGTON. y. c.. April pa spe-
cial session of the Interstate Commerce
Commission was convened here this
morning, for the purpose OF investigating
charges made by the Wilmington Tariff
Association that unjust and unnecessary
determinations are made against VIII
mington by the railroads in the matter
of freight rates. as compared with rates
given to Richmond and Norfolk, espe-
cially from Chicago. Louisville. Cincin-
natl. and other points west. The commits
siOners holding the court are Hon. judi
son &. Clement of Georgia preslding),
and Hon. James -. YeOmans, of Iowa.
Several prominent railroad officials and
local businessmen testified before the
commission to-day. 1t is expected that
he hearing will be completed tomorrow.
Judge ". a. Day, of Washington, Is
conducting the case for the Tariff Assoc
citation. and Hon. Edward Baxter, attor-
ney for the Louisville and Nashville Rail-
road Company is conducting the case for
the defendant railroads, with Colonel \.
c. Davis as associate counsel
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-21

DIES MONIES. IA, April 20-Iowa has
two full-hedged candidates for the
speakership of the House of Representa-
lives 10 succeed Mr.. Reed Congressman
Henderson's friends here are confident he
will have the full State delegation; Al
C,larinda. the home Of Congressman Hep
burn. il is claimed he has the solid sup
rort Of Iowa. Captain Hull. of Des Moines
chairman of the Military Committee, said
he would not be a candidate. Hull
frierds here say no Iowa congressman Is
ontitied 10 claim the solid delega ton.
Henburn and Henderson Will both make
iirppp Efforts for the delegation. and IT
t. said the unit rule will prevail. giving
n solid delegation to the man with ma
iOrity.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-21
DEATHS.

BRYANT. Died. n Crcwe. Va, April
90 1899 KATHLEEN, daughter Of Dr. j.
". and Kate l.. Bryant; aged years and
8 months.
HENDERSON.-Dod Wednesday. April
10. 1899 at her pareDts' residence Hunts
mans Rest" Orange county. Va. Mise
JULIA HENDERSON, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. J. NJ. Henderson, In tho 18th
year Of her age.
The deceased was a young woman OF
lovely Christian character. and bore her
illness with remarkable fortltude AMI pa
tience She was a sister OF Mrs. Willard
W. Wright. Mrs. Herbert w. Ware. and
Mrs. Walter O.. Duke, OF this city.
MERA.-Dled. on April 2O,h. at ei5 p.
NJ, at his residence, No. 2o6 east Cary
street. CARLOS G. MERA, In the 10th
year OF his age.
Funeral TO-DAY from Grace-street
Presbyterian church at =. NJ. Friends
OF the family respectfully invited 10 at
tend.
RATCLIFFE.-Died. April 10Th. at 1880
A. NJ, WILLIAM Il. RATCLIBFE; aged
rs years.
Funeral will take place TOMORROW
Saturday az 40 Z. NJ. from, the resi-
dence. No. 1919 Floyd aves.s. Relatives
and friends invited 10 attend.
SLEDD.-Died. Wednesday April 18TH,
at 72O A. NJ, at his late residence. i0s
south Eighth street JOHN JOSEPH
SLEDD. IN the 73d year Of bis age
lie was born In Bavaria, ana has been Q
resident OF Richmond for fify-fiye years.
lie leaves a wife, four children. and thir-
teen grandchildren 10 mourI their loss.
Funeral will take place from 81. Mary's
German Catholic church FRIDAY MORN
ING at O'Clock with requiem high mass.
Friends and relatives are invited 70 at
tend.
Baltimore, Washington. and Wsstmin-
ster (Aid.) papers please copy. 2ts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-21
Insurance Company Fails.

ADMISSION. ALA, April 2O.-The Ala.
hama State Mutual Assurance Compars
a fjre-insurance organization, with head
quarters I'm this city. was placed IN the
hands OF a receiver to-day. The cpmpan!
has suffered recently from heavy fire
losses. Ii was one Of the largest insu-
rance companies OF the kind I'm the South
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-21

The Baltimore SUM-

The Legislature OF Minnesota has just
passed bin prohibiting the practice OF
the boycott IN any Of It's forms. IL Ia
made unlawful 10 print or circulate any
boycott cards. stickers. or dodgers. or to
advertise by writing or printing in words
that a boycott exists or IL contemplated.
The penalty is fine or imprisonment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-21

port carries Light Batteries T. of the
Fourth and Fifth Artillery. respectively
and l2j marines 20 reinforce Admiral
Dewey's fleet. and some Red Cross nurses
The Warren carries eight batteries Of the
Sixth Artillery. 200 recruits. and fifty men
for the Hospital Corps Both transports
are heavily laden with provisions and
ammunition for the army and navy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-21

White n. IL. stOcL Collars. ...sc.
Folded satin st"" Collars. Toe.
Satin string Ti"- .............. Dc.
Gros-Grnin silk E-.fterdy Bows, ioc.
White HemsiitcaeG Turnover Col
lars ........s' s.'.'' ''''i- i--c'
Point d'Esprit Net Ties. Zoe.
Bo,y-I<not End Null Ties. ..50c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-21
81 REAL LINEN HOUSES, 50c.

About Is Brown Linen and Blue and
White Batiste BlOuses, ruffles VI fine
embroidery, some pure White, all
mussed from showing, Blouses that
sell from 81 to $50. for girls or boys.
3tO years old, viii be thrown out for
.nlllr. tn-lau-1Oc eanl.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-21
Have YOU seen the Shirt-Wais
showing at Meyers:
pUuC,Iu SuJRT-WAIsTs,

Percale Blouses. and Lawn Blouses,
sizes 3 10 s years only, 80 and i5c.
kinds, as these sizes do not sell as
well as larger sizes they Will be sold
to-day 1JC
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-21
Mexico Adopts Extradition Treaty.

CITY OF MEXICO. April 20-The Sem
ate to-day unanimously adopted the new
extradition tres<y with the United States.
The case OF Santiago Morphy, charged
with embezzlng $4,000 from the National
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-21
Groves Quinine Liver pills

are better tnan other liver pills be-
cause the quinine stimulates and assists
the liver medicine TO remove biliousness
and malaria. That is all. Price, 10 and &c
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-21

Bank Of Mexico. IS likelr TO be I'm some
sense sensational in its developments, as
it Is said he VIII disclose the names of his
accompiccs He rs held vigorously iucom-
municad0 in Belem Prison.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-21
heinforcements for Manila.

p1rs,.N FRANCISCO. April 20.-The trans
Nj, Newport and Warren sailed for
@' VIA Honolulu. to-day. The New
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-21
HACK DRESS GOODS.

45c. a yard for finch All-Wool Extra
Fine Black Imperial Serge, unmatch-
able for less than 75c.
25c. yard for S5-inch Black Mohair
Lustre, the 39c. grade.
100. a yard for 36-indh Black Figured
Mohalr, the 29c. kind.
44c. yard for Fine Twill Black Eng
ush Serge. full IL yards wide.
Remnants Black Dress Goods, li2- to A.
yard lengths. all to be sold at about
half uricc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-21
TIE ICE CrRTAIY DEPARTMENT.

has laid out FOR selling to-day all OF
the designs Of Curtains Of which we
have only / pair Of kind that sold
up to $3.50 a pair, 10 be sold for $50
pair.
italian SILK Couch Covers, 49c.
Fan Fire-Screons. on stands, DC.
$50 Real Bayadere Curtains, $3.50.
Furniture Gimp, yard, &c.
C0rnlce Poles. brass trimmings, COM
plete. IL lie.
Lace Edge Sash Nets, 30c.
Real Brussels Sash Nets, 00c.
Strong. Durable japanese Parasols, for
Fire-Screens, q inches diameter, We
have only 50 of them, but do not think
they will last entire day Mt the re-
duced prices at which they will be sold,
but as long as the lot lasts the price
will be 4c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-21
Have you seen the shirt-""''
Allowing nj Mcyer'ss
u,sEuENr ODDS AND ENDS.

Is Slightly Dented Watering Pots. - aud
DC value, for i2c.
25 6-quart Black-Handled Teapots, 29c.
value. Zoe.
% 3-quart Coffee Boilers, loo. value. Dc.
5 Til Ham Boilers. 29c. value slshuy
denied zoe.
. % Large-sze Steamers, 25c. value. for
15c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-21
Have you seen the sbirt-N aisi
showing at Meyers:
lAnuII HLMN AAIs-

yards Ingram Stair Carpet. sold at
Soc, price zoe.
II II yards Wool Ingram, yard wide,
sold at G0c., price zoe.
4 yards Brussels Carpet, sold at 75c.,
price 2Jc
9l-i yards Napier Mating, sold at &c,
price loo.
/ Velvet Rug, sold at sl.25 price 49c.
rolls Seamless China Mating, -
mounds 10 roll price II BE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-21
SILK REMNANTs.

10c. n yard for all Short Lengths In
silks. that sold al 80 and 60c
l5c. a yard for all Short Lengths in
silks. that sold at 75c. and 81 yard.
45c. yard Tor Double-Warp Ail-SiiS
Black Surah. cannot be matched for
less than 15c.
15c. a ward for 2i-inch Twill Glace Silk,
Garnet. was soc.
SOC. a yard for Fine Imported Striped
Moreen Skirting. the price was $l.25.
SOC. a yard for All-Silk Extra-Fne
Rlack India. a good 7Jc. article
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-21
We Want You TO Read Our Advertisements.

They tell Of purchases they tell d
10
o n cali
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-21
A special sale sheet Music, publishe d
at 5Oc., sale price Toe.
KID GLOVES AT ior

are seldom any good, but we have
about 80 pairs Of the last of many of
our assOrtments, some OF almost every
size among them, and some of almost
every color, few pairs slightly dam
aged. These to-day are to be sold for
1Jc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-21

CoIorcd Dress Goods Remnants TO-
doy will be sold Tor 10 per cent less
than specially marked remnant
prices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-21
10 Granite Toilet Pitchers o
x,Iuc for Il

l5-quart Granite water Bucket. good
condition, zoe. value. SOC.
. Largest Size Oblong Pans, slightly
Clipped. zoe. value, zoe.
60 G. and S-quart Granite Long-Handled
Saucep0ts. Coo value, 2oc.
100 2-quart Covered Saucepots. l9c. value.
DC,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-21
HATS TRIMMED FREE.

use. for ladies' Regular JVc. Hoac,
dropstitch.
10c. FOR Ladies' 25c. Fast-Color Tan
Hose.
GI4c. for Tan and Black 10c Hose.
zoe. for Children's Ribbed Seamless
Hose.
-. for Children's Tan Ribbed Hose, o
TO 7iac.
90. for Ladies' Seamless BLACK Hose.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-21
100 Odd Cups, White md decorafeds
some slightly Clipped, choice. ice
200 White Plates, ench go.

50 Decorated Meat Dishes, loc. value. DC.
90 Odd Salad Bowls and Vegetable
Dishes. soc. value, 2Jc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-21

BRYANT.-Died. NJ Crewe. Va. April
20. 1899. KATHLEEN, daughter Of Dr. j.
W and Kate l.. Bryant; aged years and
5 months.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-21
HATS TRIMMED FREE.
BUREAU OR WAsHsrAND StAhf


of pure linen satin damask. with bro
cade centres and fringe all around.
We have a great lot here to-day at
121-2c. each. and under the advance
price Of Linens, we hardly believe you
will ever see them again at this price.
Do YOU fancy curious and odd Things
for Cushion Covers. for we have quite
a little lot for selling to-day at such
small prices that should receive your
attention They are the Fancy Printed
Cotton ones. from India; Heavy Duck
ones. stamped, not single one worth
less than 25c., many al 500, as odds
and ends they will sell for SOC.
Plain Linen Centrepieces. Il inches
Z square. stamped with dainty designs,
usual price 25c, selling to-day Toe.
rs-,pch square Centrcpieces.. sc.
Finch Applique Doyiies. ....'... BE-
zoe, and 75c. Pillow Coverings. '"oc'
ynrd-sauare Tinted Table Covers,
zoe.
BraiGed and Fringcd stand Covers,
10c.
pillow Cord, yard for. ..3c.
Incc-Inserted bureau scnrfs. .3oc.
Finished Card Table Covers. .loc.
THE MILLINERY SPECIALS.
Some most exquisite SILK and Null Hats
for children, that have been 81 and 81
nave Deen lduultN 80 ilbNu 40 ~ AN-
cessity our selling them quickly. and
for that reason we have made the
price 81. You can handle them 50 that
they will show no sign Of being muss-
cd. and to YOU 1t will be the biggest
bargain Of the season
NEW SAILOR HATS READY TO-DAY.
specinI Quality Black India SILK. soc.
HAVE You seen the shirt-"a ist
showing nj Meyers!
CbfIdren's COiOred Pnrnsois ..''oc'
Misses satin Parasois. SOC.
chiidrcn's FriIIcd SILK Pnrnsols, zoe.
Mons black Gloria Umbrellas. ioc.
MEMS Lnrge-Size Gloria Umbrellas,
T5c.
Mcr,'r Years Guarantee SILK tm-
brclins ......,... .''''''' Ti'vo'
81 check silk Umbrellas. .S2.oo.
>. Dresden Handle Blue Umbrellas,
00c.
$3.50 Violet silk Umbrellas. .S&.>o.
S2.25 CoIorcd silk Tnncta Umbrellas,
Sis.
have you seen the Shirt-Nnist
showing at Meyers.
lie. BLACK Chenille Yelling. DC.
zoe. IS-inch White Oriental Net, zoe.
$3.50 Chenille Dot Muslins. .si.s5
15c. Nnyy-Biuc Grenadine Yelling,
sc.
y l-2c. Fmbroiderles. Sc. Embroiderles.
&c. EmbrOideres, all kinds Of Hamburg
Embroiderles, comprising some 200 to
800 remnants, will be in to-day's sale
A7-Sc. yard