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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-11-23

More Than .Naich for a Rabhsr.--"lna
Persian prologue, DE .essaa aad beath q sn-
rereliy arc beauhluly Taught A m0lher' 90 CIV
ING her son forty peices ot money a. hi' portion,
male hlm swear never l0 tell Ile, and said "Go
my son, I consign thee 10 God and We shall not
meet sgain unm ik- Jay of judgement. The
youth went away, aud the party be travelled with
was assaulted with robbers. One fellow asked
VIA, he had got, aad he SAID, 'FoHy d'nars are
sewed IN ny garment" lie laughed thinking
he rested. Another asked the same question ard
got tho same ansarr. Al Inst the chef came, and
asked hiIn, and be SAID, II have told two Of your
people already that have forty diuars seNsdup
~ my clothes" r. ordered the clothes 10 be
npi open, and found the money. And how
came you 10 tell ths,' "Because,n the child re.
Piled. IL would not be false to my mother, to
whom ! have promised never TO tell llc."
" Child said the fubber, "an thou so mindful
Of thy duty TO lhy mother, at thy years, and am
insensibe at my age Of the duty | owe TO my
God Give me thy baud. that muy swear re.
peniauce on IT," lie did so; his followers were
oil struck with the scene. "You have been our
leader in guilt" said they 10 the chief, 'be Tire
same in the path Of vtr,ue;" and they Instantly
made restitution Of spol., and vowed repentance
on the hand"
.Nary Oirners--Nhen the old Constitution
was al Boston, frank and curious lller Of the
soil walked on board, aud began TO survey The
craft very deliberately from stem TO stern. occa.
sionally handling things lie was accosied by
an officer on dulv
"Ob, you needn't ialk TO me about this ship /;
I've as much interest in il as you have"
| All, howln
"Why sir, I'm one ofth; orner,"
| " Indeedl"--oxplain."
"Well, squire, I'm a native citizen Of the
Uned Stetes--one Of The people, aud they own
the navy. It's true they let the government take
cereolii, and suppose my share Of The Consii.
tuition is rather small, but still I'm one Of the ow.
ners"
a homicide Of rsther u singular character was
perpeiraied last Thurrday near Syracuse. A
pedlar, bending under tho weight of his pack
encouned on one Of the by roads Of that rcgior
a foot pad who demanded his money. Tho ped
lar handed oni his pocket book. ais this oil
asked the robber. Z" Ne !" SAID Tho pedar.-
"Woll then, fork up and be quick I" The pedla
PIT his hand IN his bosom, drew on, pistol an,
shot the robber through tho heart. The bod
was recognised as TIA, Of conyie, Just dischgc
from tho Auburn prison - Eetp Era
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-11-23

Ct- Oar friend, and former neghbor, Col. p.
b. BtDKER, has become ono Of the publishers Of
the Mobile Advertiser. He will no doub, prove
valuable acquisition to the concern, for he pos
sesses the best business habits, is ready writer,
and polished and amabo gentleman. We
heartily wish him all possible success in h!s new
situation.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-11-23

Mr. Gro NJ. MULLrN is our authorized n
gent for making collections in this and the adjon'
ing oountles.--Ne hope that all indebted to U.
viii be ready and waiting to meet the small de-
mand against them.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-11-23

"There's music in thy soul," as the nice Young
man said to his noisy new boot.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-11-23

W We are authorized to say, that tho Dis
trct Count OF the United States has been ad
journed until the 2nd Monday in December.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-11-23

~ The Argus man is still very witty. Go
ahead, Mr. Shiny! We positively would Path
er have you to be Editor of the Argus than any
other man in America. Cause why You dis.
gus, your own party, and add strength to ours.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-22
Cure pQndence ofthe Philad., u. s. Gaz.

-, Nav YORK; Tuesday, p. N.
There has been very little huctuuton in stocks to-
day. Soneof the fancy descriptions declined little
but nothing ocnscquence. A the second bosr d Del
aware ard Hudson we've done ut 81 1:2 ana Morris
Canal, at 81 l:2 AT the bourd Of brokers s66O Exs
change your city done at 87aS7 L. baltimore
s., ln0 at the same rate.
In dome site exchanges generally there is no varia
ton Of note. Tuat Richmt nd is in some demand n,
l23:1al4.
Tho tenth wart bank notes fred bacGs) were yestcr.
day refused By r brokers' 1t is, however, concern OF
consequence whatever.
Ahou, 700 bales cotton have been sold in small lots
at prices rather in favor Of the buyer. Holders Of flour
are firm at the advanced prices, probably in conse-
preaching close of canal navigation.
Matters in the money market generally remaining as
favorable as when wrote yesterday.
The wings in ward meetings, la It night, appoint.l
delegates to nominate delegates to the approac hing
Presidential convention Mt Harrisburg. understand
the appointments all understood to be in favor Of
individuals who advocate the nomination Of HENRY
CLAY; subject however to the final decision OF the
Harrisburg convention.
The etock for the new National Theatre, under the
direction of AIR. james Wallack was ali subscribed
last mig hit. Tie cdice he erected is contempl,-
ted shall be style of greater and pretension
than any yet attempted the spot selected for its site is
more commanding than any in the city.
Sales Of stocks reported BY the board to dnv of
u >. bank72a7'; Delaware and Hudson 563:4a57 l:2:
N. A. Trust STA i8 l:2 Kentucky 6Ga67 Illinois 60:
Canton Co 28a30; Morris Canal 2la2l Ii; $1,000 Cor,
pOraion Bonds E}ul:4.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-22
THE MARKETS.
NEW YORK STOCK AND MONEY MARKET.

NEW YORK STOCK AND MONEY MARKET.
The New York Couor and Enquirer Of yesterday morning
Our list Of stocks again show decied improvement tbs
rates. Opera. a them bedes large and generally
speaking the huysIs heavy houses. The favorable
presentations of prospects Of the money affairs
generally which for days past. have h.d our pow
or 10 make luiy botna out Ivy present situaton and
other favoring may be added present result of
the recent election in this state; which by removing NIL
credit system or on tho necury Of property has brought
ward capital from the retreats sought while danger
pending
Our city hanks with few exceptions now as ler-
al IN their discounts reasonably he hoped, and
amount OF specie rontinIcs 10 increase The Philadelphia
still daily brings twenty thirty tous and dollars coin
heing no Doubt that which circulated in the south
which have suspended specie aymen.s and which
ofte effects of this prohibitions Of the folly Of
argument that the specie which the absence Of small
brings int circulation becomes basis (what actually
meant ny this 1t is difficult TO conceve) which the
security of the remaining credit currency When this
danger tho se e immediately away is boarded and
the edifceis left to stand or fall by ITSELF
There was less inquiry for exchange Philadelphia,
th"u.h brisk demand continued New Orleans and Mbe
Bo..d Of Brokers' s7s9s7a slooO Baltimore at 1T.
aud Treasury notes at Al the hoard Della
ware and Hudson Canal Company sold sol cash. ! IS
days" Harlem Railroad 3s this week; und the Canton Com
pany at 49,.
convention of delegates from tho Country Safety Fund
Banks setting Auburn The ojert stand
IS to make such arrangements among themselves i'll
vent their notes finding their way this city. The
these and all other uncurren money is sailing remain the
There some little stir to-day general business though
transactions in produce necessarily limited by the
paratVa sinai stocks hand owing impora,sns having
heen cnrsncd by the late emharrassmens. few sales of
cotton WEIR made to the manufacturers al prizes shade
@5 Holders ofho"r az Kin. an uv,nee of twenty five
cents last weeks and about 500 his ere
We have rIso the following sales Of whea, to repoi': 4"Ho
bushels Obi" 81 i43i if 3.ouohus 81 (l Isl;
IS 81 "a;"e eat Ne~ Of n
Ina nt6i; aptJi 100 bushels jersey yellow a, 10.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-22
~ EsNs u e 1. = 4 N7S =
FRIDAY, NoyEMBER;ea, 1899:

- =
Nothing i. moro desired BY tbs gsnt'em.n 81
The Bar Than. The location Of Ill the princip.l
Courts, viz -the Supreme, District. Parish, Pro-
hate. Criminal and Presiding City Court, all in
one building auited in central part Of tho CITY.
The SAME is desired by the majority Of tho c,i.en.
Whe are called upon to serve as juror. or wtne.se.
The Inconvenience and loss of ti,nc te.ulti,g f. ON
the present arrangement, is immon,c. The Courts
are SO scattered and far apart, that shortly our
attornies will be forced 10 provide themselves with
carriages, like tho DOCTORS to attend 10 their cases.
Merchants since they must appear in court, should
At least, not be taken to place SO distant as 10
make it extremely inconvenient for their clerks 10
inform them ofimportant occurrences, and reeeivo
their instructions; 1t is ruinous for them to be
called 10 place far out Of the circuit Of their
business. If the judges cannot agree upon proper
location, we think the legislature shonlI DO called
upon by petition to interfere and settle the diff
Guilty. :.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-22
From tie Norll, American.

= Tic subject of wooden M v,,n.n,. IA bor;,,;,,
TO attract we'll deserved in,n,es, md a;,o,,,;"g
among the inhabitants of onr nrnc,n,l c,;,.
Their superiority, oyer,he common ones. nj. rmu,J
stones is so great that thew pust h. destined Il,
a shor, time, 10 supersedc tho hitter evarv .Laro
Amonq,thc advantages which wnodcn n,vo,an,.
have had conceded to them over stone. h,vc not
observed very desirable on. Tho qrcatcr nn;rt
they afford tile sick. by enabling carriages c,r,.
and horses to pursue ). the nosaIo,s 70 me- ~ ,Ior
way" It can be appreciated onlv Inv that unCor.
tupalc class (one Of whom it wns nv ,oI N n, ,n
ring the whole of ,usi snmmer> WIN .,ra confnoa
to their chambers contiguous to tho nublic streets
and who have to UNDERGO such are dim and min
,crrupted annoyan CO from loud ,at,linp wheels AMI
sounding bars passing in ropid n,ce met u,dcr
their windows: which from Tho heot of ia wo,,he,
have 10 be thrown open. They arc hara,sed. and
their disease aqgrayatcc bv. this ince.sant inter
ruption to their rorose. and the nrv,ton NJ :. ,h,,
sweet esoratve and balm Of nature" sleen. and NJ
which our stone paycmcnts are the fruitful cause.
The wealthy cndeavor to obyiatc the cvI Nv nro.
fuse ayer Of tan bark but this cannot he e.tsndca
to the tarlhest limits of the source of tho ev;l
while 10 the poor it is denied altogether. When
by the strength of constitution and Tho al il, NJ tha
physician. the pat;cnt ccnno. and hocon,o. 49,
vaiescent, and riding il recnmmended I'M, rsnodr
is nearly impractcnble. for who ram divine NM
satisfaction in riding aver , ronub h..d un.vc,,
surface, a, painful to tho hor,e as dc, ,tesaho ~
the rider in danger every moment Of heiny thrown
down by stumble or n fail. 05
The comparison in favor Of wooden p,vemer,u
il 50 unoueston ahle in every othor r.snoct H., us
only question left is A to THAR raln,;ve co.. ny
expense of Preservation. If we can show ,i,a,
proper wooden blocks can h, obta;ned na.,,s -
choap as stone, as chenp as tho fIa;l vocdo
material, both AZ revnrd. Tho s,ruc,n,. md d".o
ton, every objection against their use must nccos.
sarily cease, very few observations are required
AAS
the durability Of the material In TIA calm an;ov
meut of the nre.cn, nerish,hls article ,hs nom;,I
ton immodiate]v intere,,ed secm 10 ho con,s",
But do know = spccies of wood. M, moro "os,I,,
than that in present use ion Zines more sol;J ana
durable, which If brought into general nae wonid
obvate every dificul,v.I allu5. IN fl. n',c,, INV
Of thu son,l,.rn .to nc ~ a. .;,,hor ,;.,i ..,r
with natural prcseryat;vc. turpsn,;ne. which, !.
supsrio, 10 any sulnha,o of iron or n,he, cho,;,"
preparation. i, never known to rot. II viii I... =;
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-22
From the Courier and ENQUIRER.
THE LATE ELECTION.

For the tllirdtne the psop. ofNew York have pass:
I'd judgmcntaeainst Mr. Van Buren, The opposition IS
fortified and established by the perfect
ct the Stale Administration Registry Law viii
doubtless he passed. The banking system will he
tanned il its policy of maintaining specie and
people, by suppressng the issue of small bills M NJ.
tempt ran he successfully made to re,ve the auction
m"nnpuy, which the wings abolished. Mr. Talinud,s
viii he reelected to the of tho United S,uesE
Mr. Wright will probably be favored with an opporin.
nifty Of demonstrating his faith in the d crriue nj in.
s,rncons hough the do, ,rlne forms no purt of u),g
helie, trl if Mr.. Wight believes in it, he i surely en
tied Ia eni"y its benefits LncnocniSm is p,w Irying
il strnctons in Tennessee; and it is hnrd that a game
wh'cht"" parties can play at should he monopoIisot
i one. Our policy Of internal improv enents y III he
prosecuted with renawed vigor. So well satisfied are
e PEOPLE with "he viii maiagenc, oftIle l'unas
lat the wings will probably ieeI it dusy to take III,
entire managenentin their hands. In aid of these
improvements, and TO extend the advantages of ,npur
education, they will probably cali the FeIa,u Gov:
eranen t" secure them in shape or other the
avuis of their Interests in the Public ants All thcs,
beneficial results will follow from the re cent wing vic:
,oryand one other paramount 10 all oth.rs-lhc ccc:
tOral votes OF tn. great state of New York will le
thrown for the can'dnte Of the Harrisburg Convention
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-22
TIE DUKE OF WELLINGTON.

The following arecdo,e Of the Duke Of Willing ton,
not generally kno wn, exhibits in strong light tie in
datigaals perseverance, aud foresight Of the duke and
exonerates his from the charge raised
against him by many writer's, If ing himself to be
surpa* red by Bonaparte while amusing himself a,
ball at Brussels at III. time referred to:At dinner,
short me siuce; the duke asked, alas your race
ssen the pamphlet Published in America by General
speeding the manoenvres the day previous to Wa.
terloo?' 81 have answered the duke "and Grouchy
has the hest of IT, He could not move without orders
and orders he certainly did receive As to his man
oeuvrss, know all about them. ! was a witness to
them" you, exclaimed one OF the party, every one
thought your grace was in Brussels ~ know ,hsv did;
but they were wrong, for on the evening in question,
md Gordon twho killed Waterloo) left Brussels
took squadron ofhorse escort, no knowing lis,
and Joined the Prussan head qsai,ers. I passed the
whole OF tina nigh' in conference with Bluch.r Bulow
nYcrk, and K'est. In the morning observed to Bniow
"if had English army the position in which yours
now j., should expect to be ,hoot cnnfouni;ledly
thrashe." The attack Of Grouchy alter co,rnei:
ced, and Tie Prnssians we're d.fcated. waited long
enough to that event aud then thought it time to
be of, and on the 18th Bonaparle made that n,nns,ros
movement on my flank, which the connie ncemeu,
ofthe bat'le Of Waterloo '-Docer Chronicle.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-22
THE DUTY OF NEW YORK,

1--WE can never" (exca;ms the Richmond Enou;rer
after pressing confidence in The Presidents cairv;pr
New York in 1874 ~ we can never believe that Nv
York Mr.. Van Burcl's ow II state will shrink from her
duty to him." 49,.
There smoke tie nlect shirt of genuine Van Ru
renitr,-o:,r VIM in hi, doyuon 10 lur,v and nowa,
places the wi OF one man above the laws above the
cons,iu,n above the ee stature above the ppoole-
and then with pro- ,rnte seiviliiy swear, he viii ..sk
or swim" with Marin Van Hnrcn be lis mcayu.cs
what they may!
The maxins and practice of the men in power are
working II revolution i, the political mnruii,y of The
country well as in tie character OF orr institutions.
genera feeling OF DISCUS, was once created t,roush
ont the union nv the ccIaraton of member Of 'on
Iress from Indiana, that he was aa older soldier in the
Service Of the Adnnisrnt ~, than his conpe,i,or fnr
some Office And IN almost universal cxp,rss;un nf
scnrn and con,enpu followed The bons, of ano,her mean
her from III, same sialc ,uar she was cnnr I,g nj
General Iacksvu.r
Bnl how will the people of this great and .powerru
.ta,e ,c.e;va III. w.. have n r,nJ r,n . , 81
The nfi ORGANS nflhe government ;nsn,,ins IN ,,sm
as il is disrraetul To i,s u,hor7 The, ust M, shrink
(rcm ,l,ir duty 10 Ma,tn Van Dujcn, n INN unnn
whom Ihry have conferred benefits mud disnct;on
mernblc-wbo owes ali The consequence he nossesses
IN their liberal suupor and their generous md An lie
result has shown too prod;sai confidence To X of
their duty to him. The npueucc of tl,. remark is
great its iusolence and deIaspg seryli;y.
WIN, does New York owe to Martin Van Buren,
Has he npt pursued policy opposrd 10 nil her most
seiJ and CulIy cherished princles. and ru;uons n
nil her Interests? Has he no, d ne al his power In
destroy her commerce. PROSTATE her institutions impair
her credit, defeat her enterprise embarrass her bus.
ness and poson The yery sources other prosneri,y7
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-22

10 the Owners Of the New Route from Nep
Orleans to Charleston, 8. C., bv ,oav Of 8,
Joseph.
II would no doubt be be neft to tina ou,nors of
Inc above Route to give to the travelling public,
oy way ofthe newspapers OF this city, detail of
the whole Koute-that is, 10 inform travellers how
they are totravel from one place 10 another Say,
whether by steamboat, stage or rail road-the
names of every village they have to 60 through
the hereat houses they arrive at, and leave such
places. We canddIy believe it might induce
number Of travellers to give this Route the prefers
ence, and We have no doubt you will think 80
yourselves, gentlemen. after little reflection.
SEVERAL TRAVELLERS.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-22


The III pnI I'D. Il iiisnsill sdsfsqrtsi 10 The;
dsolsts taat general ayeltteas, sd
lilsi,s - tho aaeclatatioG .illss
sPssssisia aslbp ernpads 81 tsts
tkAs nlnins Paiatl frised on bs tsls,
etsndhnls VIZ. !, thu tko FREQ baUk-
mt tsrt Tpofstioas, and that
VA: tannat BY ono stuiatc srrcnts.np
llndehniss: ntmbefa OF Cofporatiosss Tho Court
xsva dg,nsnt on the demurrer in favor Of the
plsiM,f: tisreby deciding thattbe aciion was we'll
btought. that the declaration was good. and ahat
the bank must recover. In giving it's Judgment,
tho Court declared it, opinion that the free banks
are scorpo; ATOMS, but that the Legislature may
create an indefinite number Of corporations by
statute. These, it may b. obssrved, were the two
points actua raised BY the pleading:. The Court.
however, went step farther, and raised the ques.
ton whether statute crea ing an indefinite num-.
Der OF corporations must not b. passed by two
thirds vote; and this they decided in the affirmative
But there was evidence before the Court 10 show
whether the general banking law had or had not
been passed by . ,wo-thiids vote and the Court
then raised the question whether il could look be-
yend the statute book, where the law appears with
the rcgu ar forms of naturalization, and make in.
qury into the incidents and manner of its enact.
men' and on this question it reserved its Judgment
giving no opinion. The counsel for the bank,
however, consider this point 10 DO clearly in their
favor, and entertain no doubt THAT whenever dis.
tinctly br nght before the Court the decision will
be that no inquiry can be made beyond tho statute
book: The opinions that my number Of corpora.
lions may be created by one statute was held by
two of tho judges, Mr.. Justice Bronson. not con.
curing. lie had advanced the contrary opinion
while attorney general. AS the Court has given
Judgment for the bank on tie demurrer We cannot
but consider itunfortunao that it has thought pro.
p,r 10 raise new question, by way of obiter dies
tun which has had the effect To- raise doubts of the
consttutionali,y Of the law, especially as the
hank, having Judgment in its favor. cannot pro-
badly bring awIit Of error, and try the question
before the highest tribunal in this cause, but may
be obliged to wait for other suits boto it carry
tn" question TO that Court.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-22
Erwin's majority, %
LATER-l2th .NOV.-3 O'Clock, p, M.

New York ELEcrtoH.-Detsils lose some,h;ne y,
their interest IN the Of splendid general
result, but good deal Of anxiety prevaile among the
Wings of the city in regard the result in the third
and sixth senate districts. N
From the sixth district we have, by the lbany Jour-
nal Of last evening" returns which vary somewhat from
those in another column, and which elect tue whig can
didate by majority Of three votes. BY this ACCOUNT
the Wing majortes amount TO 1860 aud the L0cofoco
uAjnri,its to 1857. Close work this.
OF eneral Roots chances in the third district the
ened. We learn verbally, that as the BOAT last night.
leaving Albany, Intelligence was RECEIVED from a.
veliable that Ras asrertained majority in the
district ~as sise. een votes.-N y. Coss.a Enc. =.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-22

= Steam D0at Disaster and Loss Of Lipes-The
steamer Paragon arrived this morning, reports the
following inte'ligence:-saw the steam boat vii,
m'"gton being towed to shore by the Marmion,
near the mouth Of Arkansas, tho boilers: with the
exception ofone fallen il the ladies' cabin, bown
ovetboa'd and nearly all the social hall and cabin
as far atlas the wheel house carried away.-From
10 to - persons o supposed to be missing,
amongst whom are the Pilot, Engineer and the
Master. The steamer Marmion is hourly Eek pected
when we shall DO enabled to give more accurate
statement.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-22
From the Philadelphia U. 5. Gazette.

STOCKS AND NloNEY.-It will be seer, that there was
yesterday an advance in many kinds If stock Girrd
went up from 81 to 40 and United States Bank also
rose. There was sale OF SchuylkilI, only three
shares, Tor d. We may remark, ,hat there is grow
tutions, anda firm belief that with the opening Of
the rivers and rail roads next spring, there will be an
excellent business, for which our merchants will be
prepared.
Whether the stocks Of banks will rise much
more before the views Of the Legislature are known i.
is difficult to tell Certain is, that other causes than
want OF soundness IN the banks, affect the stocks at
the present time.
The citizens alone in their wants for money.
The state itseIf is deficient in funds t" meet what NAV
be regarded as the curet expenses Of the year, iuw
this defcenc! eau be supplied do not know Ger
ain!y it can easily he without the aid Of the banks
or resor, to direct taxation always to be
dreaded by Pennsylvania administration.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-22
CANDIDATES.

VI We are authorised 10 announce that at the solici
tntion of large number of the citizens Of the three
municipalities, MCMILLAN FRERET has cn,cd to
the presentation of his tame to lis fellow citizens at
the next ensuing ell lion, az candidate Tor the office
of Mayor OF the City Of New Orleans.
u Nous sommes autorises announcer qua Ia
denandc dun grand nombre DIES citoyens dcs lrois
Mr.. WILLIAM FnEREr { CONSENT a
sc presenter conno candldat la place dc Marie a
Ia plochaine election.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-22
BA.ZAA R..
, Cs'rsr n 81. CAa,les & CAm~oa slssss.

ENcHAN6E HOTEL. '5-~.
RusH & ALLAN would respectfully cali The a.,
- 'ention Of citizens anil strangers " iheir compiler
win linen ronts fashionable linen iroa,s, linen eloi
lars; silk, cotton and merno under sr,s and driver,
cambria and silk handkerchefs: black and fancy e,s,
elastic and cotton auspenders: silk cotton and thrss
gloves: gents hoskin goses umbrellas and canes spiJ
Aso,Ispien''id assortment of ladies and gents VII,
ling desks dressing cases, por, oos perplue,, en-,
terry, and rich fancy goods.
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