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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-11-15
A QUESTION ANSWERED..

The Patriot lin an extra inquiries whether we
have not to make an apology for publishing false
election returns, to which we say--NO. On Fri
day last we published the returns from New York
as VIC received them, and gave them as sufficient
evidence that New York had gone for Mr., Clay
That was our honest opinion; the subsequent re-
turns were unexpectedly bad-so bad that we
were unwilling to give up the state upon the
strength Of them, untilwe were compelled on Mon
day to yield the point. All we have to say is that
we were mistaken in our opinion formed upon the
returns of Friday; mistake which we regret no
less than thousands of our political friends else
where who made the same mistake. We have not
published single return, nor expressed an opin
ion as 10 the result, with the design to deceive any
body
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GEORGIA..

In Ga counties the Wings have gained 92l since
the October election. Result doubtful-chances
in favor of the ocos.
NORTH CAROLINA.
In 81 counties the Wing gain is ia.
INDIANA.
In q counties the Wing gain is 1882 over the
last years election. Probably Indiana is Wing,
though it is claimed for Polk
PENNSYLVANIA.
There is a rumor that Gov. Porter refuses to sign
the return Of the electoral ticket, on account of
gross frauds. We don't believe it-Porter is To-
cofoco.
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AUGUSTUS HAVEN

AS Just received from New York and Boston
5000 lbs Havana Sugar, $500 do Cod Fish, Salmon and
O53D lbs st. Croix do Mackera
300 do N. do 40 Boxes Smoked Herring,
1880 do crashed E Boondo 20 Casks Brandy Gin, and w.
$3.50 do Phila. Loaf do l. Rum, pure x American.
5000 do Coffee five knds) 10 do IL & IA pipes Wno
$3.50 do II. Tea, 10 Cases Old Mnderu, Port
800 do Imperial do and Claret Wines,
800 do Gunpowderdo 10 llhds, N. Il. Rum,
$50 do .. H. do 10 Boxes Starch,
lj1 do SOU Ito 1880 lhs SPICES, various kinds,
$50 do Ming Yong do 500 do Pure Ginger
1850 do Tobacco Gall kinds 1000 do Shot and Powder,
In all complete assortment of w. GOODS, for sale at the
Old Burbank Store, 2d door south head State ST.
sept. Is, lsii.
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USE PARIS LIFE PILLS WHERE
HEALTH is A DISSID ERATUM.

IMPORTANT TO FAMILIES. In no season does
the blood and secrelons Of the human undergo
striking change than in the fall Of the year. Ii we
urno nature the changes the vegetable world found
only sukingly analogous but TO have strong niu
cnce on the health diseased condition of The body From
the decay of autumn, and the morbid and deahke state
Of winter, there springs life and beauty The effect
Of his decreased activity in all inanmae matter well
physical system renders the o! some simple
medicine especially those OF slender oonstltuon-of
absolute importance. This is the time ehectually
sist renewing and gthenng the power of the
vital organs. Ofthese iuucuons none have more inti-
connection than the stomach and liver. The pres
Of food in the stomach and the healthy operation of
the digestive powers furnish the only natural srimulant
the liver But Whenever the coalings of the former be-
come weak and morbid, both the quantity and qualify of
the etions are greatly modified the natural stimulus
Is dlmnishedthe bile is improperly socreted, and dis
ease oftho liver chronic affections form anoth.
CT arc almost follow In this critical condition to
give HEALTHY tone 10 the stomach and to FREQ the blood
of its impurities, Thereby preventing months, and Il may
be years Of su ierng PARIS LIFE PILLS are a
perfectly gentle and etecua medicine. It's celebrated
author for more than century moi only close and
constant student Of the nedicna properties Of plants
tu of their adaptation the Of every class of inter-
nal diseases Although i'll elrly life apparently hope
less invalid the OF this medicine restored and conm-
ued him in health and vigor the age o. l52
years. These Pills exceedingly mild in their operation
and may be given to chi dren well as adults with the
utmost security 10 their superiority in this respect
most Of the vegetable medicines 10 use, thousands
constantly testlf Tag.
The Poproors have seduously avoided tina, system Of
putting so generally resored to, yet their pills have
degree Of popular favor unexamped in the history Of
any popular medicine. II. is now only twelve months
they establ shed their agency the United States
and the monthly sales exceeding upwards Of ten thou.
sand boxes They give these simple facts wishing tho
mencine 10 rest alone its intrinsic value No ship GO
ing should be without them. Families once having
used them will always have supply.
SETH w. ToWLE, 1888 Washington ST. sole agent
fer New England.
AokNr-MontPelier, S. P. REDFlELD,
Waterbury, J. G. simpson,
Chelsea, Dickinson j. Noble,
Rennns on, ii X Parsons.
Vetgennes, John ii. Bowman
Stow, II. l.. Camp,
East Berkshire, Rublee Butler,
Burlington, Peck & Spear,
Bellows Falls, Norman Harris,
Woodstock, James Ross, Jr.
Pomfre, Otis Chamber nin,
Norwich, F. L. and K. w. Odds,
Stanford, Royal Hatch.
Washington b. f. Dickinson,
Barre, Orvs French.
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MRRIED.

In Mortified, the 10th inst. 10y Rev j. Cuor Mr.. IIoon
b. Timothy, OF Barre, Mass to Miss Louisa, daughter of Elijah
Smith, Esq Of Northheld.
In Barnett Oct %, by Rev. Thomas Goodwille, Mr. Elias
Weoks, of Cabot, 10 Miss Mugaret c. someGs of Barnet
In Phipsbush ST. Armand, (Cunada) 25th by Rev.
MI larwood Mr. j. g. Goodale, Of Cabot, VI, Miss H. g.
Colby, Of the former place.
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PARRjS LIFE PILLS. .

A GARD. THOMAS ROBERTS & co. Druggists
"A and Medicine Vendors Of Crane Court London, Mar
ket Place. Manchester, and III Falton street. New York,
respectfully the public that having succeeded
n calling attention to their invaluable medicine, PARIS
Life Pills and its ricaoy being now fully tested and lis
success pursltlve established beg 10 state that no
medicine offered 10 mankind has rapidly obtained
such distinguished celebrity and it is questionable there
any part of the civilized world where its extraordinary
healing virtues not been exhibited.
The poprletors therefore duuby anxious to
mend the Pills those whose loss of health by dyspepsia
rheumatic affections require speedy and certain reno
walton.
The opinions of its value by of the best medica
Of the day, is foundation that its does
not depend upon any system of advertising or metetrcous
putting, but upon its virtues amongst those whose
medical acqu ements and high character for ihte-
ry place them of the possibility of aiung quackery
Thomas Roberts d Co. have the permission of Dr.. Filter
of Philadelphia, for stating his strong Recommendation of
The of these Pills IN deranged hilary complaints and
flying rheumatic symptoms.
By such undoubtcd testimony as this The public be-
ginning understand and appreciate the superior efficacy
Of this mild medicine to the powerful purgaves that have
been hitherto sold them in the shape OF Pills. which may
give relief for sort space Of Tune but always al tho
expense of the system, by enieebng IT and rendering 1t
more liable 10 receive again other complaints
The high medical authority in describing the vir-
tues OF this medicine says AS differs in iany respects
very essentially from the Pills that have hitherto been
brough before the public it advisable TO make the public
acquainted with the general properties they possess
Pairs Life Pills. a pur gative, are found to act very
gcnly-ndeed when they do purge freely is owing
less their purgave qualities than the very bad condition
the system they acting upon The vegetable ngredi
ents of which they strictly composed will in all nsan
ces chemically compose the deeleous matter that gem
Grated by various and mpedes the vital and
opera OF in the human frame. Their action is
principally by OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES by the tone
and quality of the MISUNDERSTANDING all the organs
efectuaIy without any of that stimulating effect njuri-
Gus in purgauves generally"
They std retail by of the respectable Druggists
in New York. and by Guy appo ned agents in every city
and town from Maine to Louisiana, Canada the British
proyinees, Havana the West India Islands, and South
America, IN boxes so and 25 cents each.
Testimonials of cures from persons whose diseases wero
Of the nveerae kind and ofong standing, may be
seen at the Office o. T. Roberts Co., III Fulton N.
Not
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BRIGHTON MARKET, MoNDAy Nov II, lsl4.
AT Market sj Beet Cae 1875 Stores, $500 Sleep aud 1909
Swine seye lots of Beef Cattle and several hundred Swine
mold
Pnces-Boof CattleWe quote extra so Is first quality
81 425 second quality 80 third quality 70 a3 %.
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m YOU FEEL A LAssTTUDE,

w bity exercise, with drowsiness end disposition
to sleep, take PHELPS TOMATO PILLS one two
doses seldom fail to relieve all those unpleasant symptoms
arising from congestion and languid circulation Of the
blood, and redundant quantity morbid quality of the
bile, which 10 50 apt 10 this season OF the year.
Pain in the limbs head ache and other effects Of
cold are speedily relieved by them.
7-uEgfsrs-eess-4l9, and BY agents in all
the country towns, and a. the General Depot No 226
Main st Hartford, OF. Also by S. p. REDFIELD and
CLARK and COLLINS, Montpelier; Goss and Hutch
ms, Waterbury o. French Barre R and M. Hammet,
L, Montpelier A. 7. Bancroft, Painied, 81
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CRoCKERY and GLASS WARE, of new patterns,
HARD WARE and PAPER LANDINGS,

LOOKING GLASSES, etc. etc.
In short every article that usually kent in Store may be
found here, being the largest stock of New Goods in Wash
ngton County Your especial notice is solicited before making
purchases elsewhere confident that give you
Goods for Dollar than be bought elsewhere. Please
call and examine,
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BOOKS,
FRESH ARRIVAL.

Large Stock of School and Miscellaneous Books just re-
IN ceved, together with Stationery of all kinds Letter. Cap
and Dem pnpers, CHEAP PUBLICATIONS, large lot Of
the latest editions For further particulars please call at
store We shall sell CASH cheaper than any other
in this mart of tho State. f. p WALTON SONS.
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MILLINERY AND DRESS
MAKING.

Mrs. NJ A. NJ. COTTER respectfully informs tho in
lNI hnbants of Montpelier village aud vicinity that she has
her shop Of b. LANGDON, where she
offers lrosh from New York. the largest and most elegant ossor
Millinery Goods offered in Montpelier else
whore, and as cheap as the cheapest!
CoNstsrtNG
Rich fr'd and chnngcable silk Velvet, uncut do
90 doz Flowers and Ruches
A variety of Fonch Plumcs of all colors
Tabs, Quilting, Foundation;
SILK and Cotton Wiro Lace Elgings, Insertion,
Gloves and Mits OF all kinds Cfayats, Sewing Silks
Cord and Tussals of all kndt;
100 ps Rich Ribbons style and of every doscrpn
Frcnch and lnaan Bonnet silks of ovey description
Rich and Splendid Satins Head Dresses of all kinds
London and Paris Fashions for Cloaks and Dresses &c. for
the ensuing season, &c. sc.
r $. Camceon Rain Dow Silks and Ribbons to match,
new and splendid article
Montpelier Nov. 9Th, 1874. 81
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BOOTS & SHOES.
ADMINISTRATORS SAIL
FOX HUNTERS.

XoUore heroby notified that CASH and the highest price
LAS usual paid for all kinds Of Shipping Fur, the
Drug of Clark aud Collins, where you will find large
Of Ride Powder Shot Of all sizes, also Percussion
Caps.
Montpelier, MOI. IL, 1874. 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-12

Sid fm Smyrna, October ii. mot previously bark Potomac
Bearse. Bostsn.
SD from Bordeaux. abou, 18th ut ship Apollo scudder
Orenus.
Ar al Amsterdam. abou, Oct g. ship Agnes Werhere
York.
AT Bonnie, 1och u barks Globe. B;azicr. for NYor In
porter. for Boston.
Al Suna, 81 u schr Sterling. Rogers Gate Parsons who
died Sd ultl for Boston, soon.
At Aux Cuycs, 18th briggs Corvo, Atkins, Boston,
loading: Dr. Hitchcock. Douglass. for do days Sailed
with schr Frances ae OF NYork ESQ rept) and purte
st ut: the ofthc F. H. being SICK, put Gonuve
for medical aid.
Havana, 23i ult, ship Norma New York. 25h: bark
Rapid, for do.
Arr ut Picou, 23l ul,, sclr Hcs,on.
AR at St john NIB sd ult. brig Lngrcage Tanning Bos
ton
Ar at DO 9th. brig Olive, Jeffrey, NYork
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CJODA B!SCUrr AND SUGAR CRACK Rg.-The subj
= .cber wishes make onuwA 10 the pao tnnt much OIL
the n.crt md rrsckers which sold 10 this CITY by tie abe
nanf nc entirely different from tic SODA l,iscuIr and Su
aIK CRAcxsss mnde at his Bakery winch have been nyd
more tnrD twenty years with he bet fgs: while Tho I'M
tatin which ct1 be mnde or es pnee ihougn PefHnps
Above BISCUIT and Crackers oso BUTTER BISCUIT WISE
BIscITT Br-TrER CRACKERS, WATER CKAcK sRs' piLor
,1i ,y HaxaD all OF TIE int qgHty nfs Constantly Iut
sale nj the oe.gsown establishment, 20
iyI6 III en-
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-

posT-orucr. New.York. Dec. TO- 1884,
ST English mail.-Letter Bags per steamer .ALk
s9sIA will be closed at the Upper and Lower y
Saturday, the 1h INST. at - minutes pun y
H. The overland postage Of is cents on each 'n'
al3s Hus ~ = p.JioeHN LoRIMER GRAHAM. P. N.
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FRESH BU TTER

FROM PHII.A D E / II A.
THIS LUXURIOUS BUTTER wall be Eeceised fREsii
twicr week ia-1sz3 tie Ifz:sr AZ bRowN ; - HOLE
SALE GROCERY WHARF aT be a: N quantities 70 sun ~
chasen Families wishn. supply vii p!e@Se send IN tnii
address Immediately, and srate ne Eirse OF pounds us; CO.
sIe per wee. Is the supp.y viii Is. limited
Also -
Together wa general assortment of Specs. &c. &c. al Of
which are offered By wholesale, at i-OiesaLe prrees
The undersigned have hesitation IN assuring the pubic
that ,hei, establishment presents Inducements. tcthc purchase
at wholesale unsurpassed By any ohe and they resPeetuy
invite all who orla save the REAL profits her supplies o
Groceres, TO cal a. - - 49,
I35 Eish;b-y.ree; 81 door Ems, of Broadway
JOHN II. BROWN & BROTHERS
NB-Orers ffol the country carefully packed ss1 shis
ped 81 me ehCrtsst notice. i-s E-H-
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~ SEE LAST P.sGE.
Arrived.

I.ak POmonq; Colby. 20 d from Amsterdam with ndsc to
Bark chester Robinson, (of Porland) sids fra Stockholm
10 master, Sae N company with bark Qlef Wyk for Ro.
cheue; Swedish big Augusta, Tonrdeen. NYork
Eng Wam Bacon, tof Freepo) s. ds FIN Pot All Prince
oswood to Rossere * Co. Died. the passage Joseph
Silva, (cook) OF NBedford
Brig Michigan Coley is from Philadelphia cnsl bound to
Boston; Put IN for harbur Of head wind.
r Pocasset, Rerson DIS i'm Lubec, plaef 10 Brett
& Vo-e. ~
Schr Coyine. Portland, stone
Schr Cincinnati, Maven. in ballast.
Sctr Enterprise, Swan. Nantucket, oil
Propeller MshawS. Hartford. rndze
Propeller Quinnebaug FIN Norwich
Sloop Three Brothers. BRISTOL RI produce
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Nov g. lOl6, Ion 48 ~ snip Olive Branch 10 ds FIN su.
vannnh. bound To Grecncck
Oct 2ih in the Brisish Channel ship Queen Vctea from
Hayre tor NOrieans, ! day out.
Nov TO- of Cape St Nicola. schr Waldo, of and I'm Boston,
for 81 Domingo. IA is out.
Nov lat g 50 Ion g 80 ship Rob: Edwards fr Tnlca-
huaDn. for Bedford, 2400 bbl,.
Dec l. lat IS TO- lon 70 TO- bng Napoleon Ids I'm Baltimore
for Rio JaneIro.
Dec ]. off Block Island, brig Spartan, for Boston
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WhalerS. &c

Arr ut NBedford 9Th ship Marin Theesn Tnber. NV
Coast Maui ST. july 2h, with 50 bbl VIII 100 do oil lnd
1900 ID bone.
A letter from Captain Sm of ship Lafayette Of New Bed
io reports her off Cape de Ve!ds Oct 18th, with Is barrels
oil,
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X We say To nil Magazine readers, CONE Up
r1rnEE." Don't be 9pci the purchase. for c6oe
yea of trampery literature and old fashioned ens'ayns
E1cmiae FIR yourselves aad whcn nye found ice best
Magazine Subscribe oE your ,7e. sreethsart yourself
oryou child Youw rot thea blush for the with your
neghbors TASTE You will find The best the cheapest :" and
our word io IT. tina: f4 costs the Publisher tie most money!
lrc elegant. o-igiu popular ana desirable. will
be found 70 b. GRiHhM'S.
1t can be had by Clubs for e. and cheaper than Hny
other publisher with less than 5000 subscribers can furnish
so elegant work.
we appeal only the PUBLIC OpiSIoN. Call A. the Office
TRIBUNE BUILDINGS, IG0 Nassau.s'reci. and you can
eAumne all the Magazines published in tie United Stntes
which are to and feel confident that
every Lady and Gentleman of VIII decide TINT Ora
HAMS the hes. Magazine published tbs county or
Europe.
TEHMs-5insle copy year. 80; two copies s.; FIVE
cen;es for sl5; single numbers p cents.
The work viii be delivered IN any part OF this City OF
Brookyntres If charge. payable advance or by the mum
Der cn delivery Address WIN. ii. GRAHAM,
Tribune Office. Ito Nassarsrcet.
c. Persons should leave ;helr with tie cnhori:ed
Agent Subscribe rnd get the first Impressions OF the
Plates dix
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OF MUTs! Muffs and Furs-Sellng by retail
OF WHOLESALE prices for this WEEK ONLY Mt No Cort.
andt Broadway. Ladies. don't forget call and
supply yourselves in time. MO 3ms'
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Markets. Carefully Reported for The Tribune;

Markets e. Carefully Reported for The Tribune.
WEpyEsDAy, Dec IL.
ps al = & The ale. sre about so bis
and the market t!ady Exports from Isl 10 10Th Dec le bo
CoTToN-The transactions were larger yesterday than
we reported 1.-The sales have reeced between soo and leG
been great dea done We only hear of abpu so to lgoV
s i. IN isroG Of the buyer The qualities Upland and
Florida Ordinary to mddne at q, ga sent bs n Nam ,ai
oesps. odnay to middlnc (oi which there not much
he mnrket.} ga So; mddns far to far ia 6 and fully
,al Import since o 1t inst inst Sgs
Export , from the United States s7s OcObales.
s ;aSs i In sf ast Sssr
Same tine year before -'--oo-
demand ar V uui Of stde Ge@e.ee selling a,
and there ,,e 10 he had IowsL he fSnS Seo Sl
aS S@y s9s Of at sr, g. EAR
o. o con- no :. ., 6' c k 6eeemSe bis Whea Flour
marie, WhcS, hssTg P bah ep9 bsS
Barley s ion 1Hs 81 $ S S %G GGrn large
M hfGs1 eSm s l iSn cSpeeI
mas; a6Gb. Old bouch H. csh The Lead !, 1s er. Is
S. ei s;n ,esonS und at sass S. and 80 sSs5
have SeeneG 10 lbs prime having been sold ut 80 So c.
and $500 lbs fair. 9sh. cash. ,.
FRUITMaaga Rans continue in IN. on s,
na s s al sieasy neadns al Isabelle LopS
s. S d sss: S1P ss;p' y.
@ ker. go hi do lso or do Sun and 1i0 bush siiean fe
NUS on private terms; cases Genoa Cit{Sn ~
NOS 200 drums new Turkey Figs. Il: md Ss oxs Aaasa w
anEes, 81 IS, cash. 1900
WHISKY-The marke; heavy andsOo bbis mostly Prison.
sod ut "a cents -
HAY-Thcre is moro snness and 1000 bales sold at 10 81
cents. -
GRoCRRIES-The market for Mwcovado Sugar Is very
heavy the sales being confined ~ hhds Cuba Tor export
on pfyne terms: and 100 crop NewOiiean al % %
cents SO boxes brown Havana. sold az 6 IA ioO 40
White do ei and iC0 bbls white Brazil g. mos Ihete IS
e ar nothing doing IN cid MoaSse, but Of new crop New
Orleans some S9 bbs have been taken Mt 30 cents mos
REDUCTION Of cents the market retaining aownwnru zen
dency rhe Coffee market continues very du PUT ~ pre-
we observe particular vnaton sns IN g' En,yro
and j Sunara, the las, OF the parcel al pre'
r.es. ,.--
HIDFSVe notice sales Of 1000 Barcelona at 10 cents: la5
Santa Martha ga 1872 do TO- 14e Laguna, ID y mos
Dry Southern 90 cash; and 6o Honouias' vi 'eii ~
raaSe public.
krm and The news from England favorable w nouee e
olS0o bb, Washington, not transplred pur Ut n
previous reported prces vi Splits
.sere have been small sales Southern at 30 cents cns
oILS-Whaie continues dull without sales worm repstS
0Crde Sperm 300 bbs have changed hands part ioI nome
here al Oc Dseed IS very dull and although pilces az
nonnaly the same, they have down"afu 'e"ue"''' ~
baskets Nice Olive brought 80. Al mos
PROVISIONS-Pok has advanced to-day izis ceIsi a,s
rlm az the improved rates few hundred barrels nav
been sold BIZ for Mess and w Tor Prime, pu Nss
now be bought below and not much u any aes
below 30 Reef quiet, We notice sales aU tterces fle
Men export q, 10 co. and zoo baHeh beel han 'up''''
asaH a950 ,o., ,,.,,
Beef *; his
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NrER TRADE,


Three laOrs baiol0 fhe ffarktin House.
~ Tho Subscribers especially announce that theY have
,aale evteusy e afI1ns anIsat iur tho
FALL AND WIN bR TRADE,
which will enable ,lem to oer sreo,s, Inducements un
to gentlemen wishing ecoaunze N the purchase OF their
fal aud Winter Garments.
Vdey have aeady received by atc arrivals II greet variety
of ne v au new style, Goods well adopted To the comHs
ecsopan viii also by tbs next packets oni eduefs
the nae,, AMI best normen, Of tho latest nod most beauti
mi STYLES o fancy French Elastic CassmeTes. tch tsufed
Ve!,o Caghnete saha sai six Veinss, ever before OF
ered IN dis CITY.
Also Just received several invoices Of Fwed and Beaver
t, rr .ef Goats Ct5al Pelton. &c. black and ianey
coo French and English Cloth, ;rom tie most celebrated
manufacturer, beng the ,tye' ~ their Establishment
u, the last i've years aud which for umbly, ssou'y %: I'm
IN and trses Of colors be excited, It eqceed By
an, styles Of Cloths imported into tho United States
Their stock of fascy Dies rtc.es VII comprise IN par ue
richest stys OF Fail and Winter CfaSats Senri' supenas'
Cloves HaaJsccheis. Hosiery, Under shirts ard Dta"en
Linen md lusa shirts, Coan. Bosomi. Shoulder BSces'
Riding sad Money Bea Umbrellas aud Umbrella Canes. &c
&c with every variety COED lsuriy kept "a seuissans
general Quitting establishment.
ao ulassoumeDt Of Ready Maze Clothing. Consisting OF
Cas. over t,oa4 Dfe,s Gnd Frock Co.'s pan,Soon' and
Vst o every ynriefy. where seneEen requiring sarrns ior
faet.eie use can depend u9on getting 'st rate Article
,nade m trimmed N every respect ell a. those pfnshea 10
order. and pces that connot ic 70 pcHs Stfci puc'u
ally obseryejln illnr orders
:. Terms eesh. and no deviation IN prices
JU-j III j. =. BJJIh y ~.
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;3tpORTANT TO FAMILIES, PROPRIETORS OF
! Hotels. AND THE PUBLIC GENERALLY.-Iha
p-ogrztoT The Washington steam Laundry b cave =.
- ,Ia CtteIs cs the public hS method v washing
tss and 'en;.euss Wearing apparel bed and ape m En-
- and ~ su.e some Of the nEgY advantages VINCE eA1e
supeot 70 al oher Garments washed by ms process vii
as; much ouse. than If washed in the ordinary way S az
Is disfsussdl with. The work dose for - to ~ per
re, s and yery short required Trey are hlso
-e4i white before manufactured and iue si'sn
70 bD<orlS or colars of any required degTie
Contrsct5 Will be made WITH board h.use waeeoy lne
wishing will ct them MECH lesI than If doce in ts o"'
ne THE publ generally sre tuvi.ed rs superiority
Orders l.t with IV. Il. ROBERTS ia B!aaISTfy; -. =. -
MOPREL g Ready h!c4e Linen Store; 5f tnol s-l.e,
ore r from Broadway The Laundry y w asnns
tyee1 auos and Charles streets. VII meet Win pfs,
tsr,iou. SEAMAN, Proprietor. % inH