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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-24

A LII PERSONS wanting to get GREAT BAR
N GAINS in the way of CHRISTMAS PRE-
SENTS, should look sharp for No. liz BALTIMORE
STREET, as it is considered an absolute fact among
the knowing ones, that they get moro and prettief
goods for the money be had at any other store
such as Fancy BOXES, Gold PENCIL CASES, Gold
BREASTPINS, Gold FINGER RINGS, CHAINS,
BRACELETS, PERFUMERY, WALLETS, CARD
GASES, PURSES, sc. &c. too numerous to mention
az wholesale aud retail, by ELIAS HALE,
d236t No. liz Baltimore street.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-24

h3-A CARD. Postponement of sale of superior
Piano Fortes, rich Plated Ware, splendid Walters in
SETS Girandales, fine Table Cutlery, rich Cut Glass
fine French China, Fancy Goods, &c. &c, OWN" to
the nclemency of the weather. and the arrvalAot
Goods too late be arranged the sale of the abnvc
splendid Goods to have taken place this morning II
No South Charesst is postponed until THIS AF
TERNOON, at half past O'Clock.
1t WIN. WARD, Auctr.
nc SONS OF TEMPERANCE. BALTIMORE
DIVISION, No. |, will hold public meeting IN
CHRISTMAS NIGHT, at the Hall Of the Washing
ton Temperance Society, commencing at O'Clock.
Addresses will be delivered by Brothers Joseph Brock,
G w. b., WIN. E. Wright, and T. Y. Walsh
The Grand Division, aud Divisions Nos. >, 3, and 4,
respectfully invited to meet No. at Union Hall,
at O'Clock, to join in the procession. {6- No. will
assemble at the Hall at O'Clock in the afternoon for
the election of officers. BY order,
d24,2t* JAMES YOUNG, Rec See.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-24

FUis PHILADELPBEA.
=, es,.-s. ERICSSON STEAMBOAT LINE.
&x=s q Sss.srThe Steamboat ERIcssoN will receive
<2afsStsSAS&- I reght for Philadelphia, and leave
THIS EVENING, at O'Clock. For freight, apply to
e. G.. HARRIS, Agent.
1t No 3 Ligbt-st wharf.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-24

e OST. Lost yesterday morning, in the Lexng-
A ton Market, between Eutaw aud Paca streets,
a small red morocco POCKET BOOK. containing
about S37 in notes, mostly Baltimore money. The
finder of the above will be suitably rewarded by leav
il AT this office. 1T
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-24

nRY GOODS. The subscriber has in store the
j following desirable DRY GOODS, viz;
Real Madras HDKFS.
Emb'd white and colored Canton Grape SHAWLS
Mandarine SATINS: Blue Black Twilled do.
A single Dressing GOWN, made in Canton, Of the
very best materials.
Also, a large assortment of CLOAKINGS
Handsome Merino, Cashmere and Satin Vestings.
a-AiI of the above Goods are of the first quality,
and will be sold low by
THOS. MCCONNELL, 40 Baltimore-st.
d24- st Between Gay and Frederick SITS.
EH VJNANVAY APPRENTICE. A boy nam
ia ed MARTIN COOK, left the employ of the I'M
dersigned apprentice to the Tailoring business,
Yesterday, the Odd inst He is about IL years of age,
had on grey rock coat, black cashmere pantal0ons,
blue cIaret vest, and silk hat All persons are
toned against harboring or employing him. reward
of 81 cents will be given for his arrest and return.
HENRY c. WILSON,
liz Franklin st. extended.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-24

GPENDING MONEY FOR THE HOLIts
- DAYS. Lots of it TO be had at DOYLE'S Cay 4
tai Prize Depot IA Pratt ST, opposite the Railroad De-
pot and next 10 Bradshaw's u. 5. Hotel. As ns6ney
about this time is very desirable thing, make Of
the opportunity offered 10 furnish yourselves with
Christmas money The way to do it is to purchase a
capital prize fiom NJ. Doyle. Several capital prizes
was sold here last week, amounting in all to S22 o00
and upwards. Some splendid Christmas presents in
the brilliant schemes 10 to be drawn this week, are
now oh hand and for sale. Ii
Monday. capital $l2OOO tickets 81, shares in propn
Tuesday, I" 5000, 6 2a, do
Thursday, q $500, 8. 3, do II
Friday, 60 10000, 81 do
Saturday, I" 1000, 6 2, do
Packages-Packages. If you want to secure tn
prizes go in for certificates of packages, they will
issued in Mondays lottery for $l2.5u, and in Tue
day for Ssfor packages of egss in one 1850, al
in the other ,s4-go in for packages
liberal discount will be paid to persons who pu /
chase by IT, package or quantity
For sale in the greatest variety OF lucky numbers,
the package, single ticket or share. All orders, |
mail OF otherwise, addressed to Z
Nj. DOYLE, No. IA Pratt street., n
rp1 ODDDSitp r. g. q. r n Rets v
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-24
BALTIMORE LAUNDRY.

1NH BROTHERS,, in retailing rich prizes to their
Christmas Patrons. Two prizes of $1,000 each were"
again sold by those interchangeable Prize Sellers each
i'll package-one in whole the otht in half tick
ct, in yesterdays Louery. Besides these two good
prizes we also sold one of $500, Of $500, and of
Sl00-thus dispensing the ''thiHg needful'' for the
Christmas ho!ydays.
TODAY we offer beautiful scheme the last bill
of fare before the holydays Capitals $4,000, two of
$780, s OF $1,000 SC. Tickets S2I~ Packages of
wholes 1874; qrs. Ssh rs Nos. 10 drawn ballots.
4. T. TUCKER s. BROTHER,
Had off
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should be accurately and officially made up by
the proper officers of the State The amount
would not greatly vary from the three millions
have estimated. This sum, restored to the
State would, under judicous management, 60
far towards the extlngushment Of our debt
1t would certainly and steadily restore our cred
it, and enable the joint owners to finish the
Canal All future expenses towards that com
pletion would be, of course, within the control
Of the Joint overs, and would constitute Joint
responsibilities. No one can doubt that under
such auspices the prosperity ofthe State would
rapidly revive "
We have not room for further extracts TO-
day--and, if we can possibly find room, we
purpose giving the entire letter hereafter, as il
contains most satisfactory demonstration OF
the Justice of the claim urged by Mr.. Kennedy
against the general government. Air. X. de-
sires to see the Canal completed, Sin the hope
that it may, at an early period, be rendered
available towards the relief of the State from
that load of public debt which SO severely
presses upon the energies of our community"
South CAROLINA. Just previous to the ad-
journmcnt of the South Carolina Legislature,
resolutions were introduced and unanimously
passed in the senate, denouncing the repeal by
the House of Representatives of the 25th rule,
relating to the reception of abolition petitions,
as exhibiting the settled policy Of the majority,
to war against the institutions of the South
and, as usual, the resolutions close with a
threat of what South Carolina will do, &c.
But, unfoi tunately for the fire-eaters of the
senate, there were more moderation, discretion
and patriotism in the house, and the resolutions
were laid on the table. We think that it would
be as well for South Carolina to lay aside the
dictatoral, bullying tone, as it only renders the
State ridiculous.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-24

yHyD TEACHERS.--A CLASSICAL. M.
SCHOOL-with fixtures and room will be- |
posed of TO well qualified Teacher, on the mos
sonabe terms. The School is situated in one Of
most desirable locations in the city; and the Seht
are engaged for the year. Please address throGgf
Post ofiice-with real name, o. R. p. d23
yEAG yIFICENT EDITION OF THE d
Wa DON OXFORD ILLUSTRATED BIBL
Nos. aud 3 of this splendid publication, ilIust
with rich large steel engravings, are received by
WIN. N. HARRISON, 40 North Gays
dl8 Opposite the Odd Fellows
TOBACCO, SEGARS AND SNUFF
NXTILLIAM Fl. ADDISON d CO., d.
w I76 PRATT STREET, five doors IT
Charles, have now on baud 10000 CannnesW
Brights, and general assoumentsof all kindsf-
CARS and TOBACCO, SNUFFS, &e., which,e
sold as low as any in the trade Dc
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N. B.-500 Family Bibles, on good paper and well
bound, with plates, at only 81 each. d24-ltt
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-24

Whole. tickets S2a-shares in proportion.
Risk on a package of D quarters only IS 70.
Drawn Nos. Of the Md. Consolidated Lottery, clasp
l25, drawn Dec. 23-lowest prize 81:
Is 9 rs SO 30 So d. "a Sc "a 48 -th'
90 Orders meet with prompt attention. r.
EMORY s. CO., No. 2 Calvert-st.,
1t Baltimore, MARYLAND,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-24

Tickets S2a5O-shares in proportion
Risk on package of 25 quarters only 50 rs.
For packages or single tickets, apply ta
MILLER s co.
Corner of Baltimore and st. Paul streets
Drawn Nos. of the Md. Lottery, class l25, diawn
Dec. 23-ioWest prize S400
6S 9 rs SO Sc SIS 40 Cd Sc "a AZ
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-12-17
1He sac Of OhiO, BrosOn COanaty, IS.

- The State Of Ohio BrosO" County, S.
fJAMES j. SMITH, Auditor of said county, do Ger
fV the foregoing to be fst Of lands aud town
delinquent for taxes BY the County Treas
urer for said county in January last excepting those
gh have been paid into the State treasury and the
sas certified to this oceby the auditor OF State with
and interest including also the taxes for the
ront wear LANES j. SMITH, auditor Of I3rOwn
November 10Th, 1874 Co~afy, ONO
ht;ca il hereby nyen to all whom it may concern that
the vhoe ofhe several tracts OF land and town ots con
tbaS - The or 50 much thereof may be
necessary pay thetaxe interest and penalties charged
theon will be sold at the court house Georgetown on
tbe second Monday 1.-THE thirteenth day. January next
bY the County said taxes interest and
penalties shall be paid beforethat time ~
JAMES J. SMITH, A B. C.
AudiSr, Office Brown County, Ohio
sko5embsrl9h 1914
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Portsmouth, MaysvilIe and
Cincinnati Packet.
TnR NEw, SwIFT, AND SFLGNDID STrAME
n METEOR.

CAFTs J. STOUT.
Leaves Cincinnati every Monday, "Wednesday
and Friday at 10 AM. and Portsmouth every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 10 A nj
STOPPING atRipley every Evening on hsr passage
up and down, between 6nnd O'Clock
Rp.es of Freight & passogs moderate, and
tbs utmost attention paid TO the interest of ship.
pers
The Meteor has Superior accommodations for
passengers, isentirciy now and in every respect
a first class Boo,; having been built with greaj
ear, and furnished in the best style, expressly
for the Portsmouth trade
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-12-17
Jew David's, or Hebrew
Plaster.
Auditors Office, Brown County, ono.
Nogembsr l9.h, 1914.

Plaster.
gEyIIISis becoming ono Of the most popula'
II medicines now be foro the public. For re-
moyiny all seated pains,such askhpmatsm,pai
in The back ,side,of breast Il has no equal in the
world. II is also efieacous in removing wensi
tnnots, CONS, &c. Wo TO not desgnto puti
this medicine with old fictitious cortihcates,but
will simply mention few recent cases, here y
has eIecte Cures :.
.Mr. Sloan, ofzanesvllle, after havingsufered
with Rheuma.ism for cine gears, was cured oy
using tho tlshreW Plaster.
M, Anderson sf Putnam, was troubled for
lonr time with a hmc back, occaaioned BY over
i,(tinp, and was cured by using this plaster
A nan (nomonot recolected )of Gratiot' IN
Licking county, was entirely curedby using 'his
plaster. =.
Tbo following certificate from Mr.. Worstcll,
plttor of tho Masqilon Gazette, was furnished
Us few days since:
Messrs Comstock Co.--DUr,ng last winter
and spring, was so troubled with pam I'D my
breast,a ,as TO render me uuht foT he duties OF the
Afics, and hearing your iew David's or Hebrew
Plos,sr, highly recommended. for similar cases.
I was induced to give Il n trial. had worn
nlaster on nv breast but short time when I'll
n III Jeff me,nud was enabled again to engage
h the duties Of the ofice. My sister residing
h Steubonylllo has also received much beheft
from its use. J'F' "oHsrALL'
IIassiioa, Nov. l2, 43,
Me,srs. Comstock & Go :--Last Sprng | was
o0lcted with ,psakness IN my back, accompanied
with seoefe pasa IN my side, for which lased
your Hebrew Plaster, and take pleasure in sta
ting that received immediate reHeflrom it,and
| eheerfully recommend its use TO gll similarly
afflicted. u. X. AlhW q AN'
Massrlon, November 9th. l543
Each b,x contains sufficient to spread or 8
large plusters. pfico 50 cents per boxa
For sale by james Crawford, Georgetowni
Palmer g. Campbell, Ripley; p. " Smiths
Higginsport; G. Shreeve, Russelville " y.
Wright, Hsmersvllle; Knowles q Powell, ,te-
licity;J !. s Johnson Bantom, b. w White.
man ( &CoNwehope, " B Rig g Sardinia
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-12-17
Brown Common Pleas
Petition to
complete real
cnutFaot

David D.. Brannon aad Mary Petition to
Ann J.. Evans Admrx. Of A. complete real
Evans decd, vs.. contract.
Anthony Evans heirs.
ON the 18th day oFNovsmber Ia44 the Ad
NBministrators OF Anthony Exams decd, late
Of Brown county Ohio, fled their petition in
the Clerks Office Of Brown Common Pleas, al.
leging that ON the 18th November ls42 said
Evans exchanged S0acres Of land with Fran.
els Fike, Tor So UasNsowned by the latter; shat
said Evans died without completing saId con
tract; that Fike has complied with 1t on his
part ,--and asking the Courtto give them al
thority TO complete said exchuhge on behalfot
said Evans, heirs, A. the next Tenn they
i will move said CourttO grant them such au'
thority and said heirs can then make kAowr
any objection they have,to these ploeaedings
Nov. 18th, 1874. is
ss{trs HAHEhs& JoHNs5oN.
i f x @5s9 Fer the Petitioners.
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e 5,
NOTICE
The list necessary
Md paid
s9a fsfse esoiNA sa " s4S 1lsnhs " ASe5.E
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-12-17

q, s1. AIIST OF THE LANDS AND TOWN LOTS
WITHIN the Cooperation limits the town Of Ripley, whfcn
delinquent for Corporation Taxes from the year 1873 to
/ 9AA as described below.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-12-17
Take Notice.

TyARM FOR SALE--A valuable farms
JIG containing one hundred and thirty nine
acres Of land, situated about four Und half
milssw ofGeorge on the middle fork OF
BHllskin, and wi:hin half mile of Foes
hurgh, we'll wattered with never failingsprings'
Tor the ppsposo oiprovidlng for paying my debts
vii sell tho farm yatry cheap. Ferms'-One
salfet the amount ofpurchase (partin pro-
1 auselt bepaidator about the time Q sale
ana tae other halftobe paid IN two yearly
lpeymeatssiA money OF produce, as may b'
usreed upon, For further particulars. inquire
q tne s9nscrlbetcn thepiemises Possession
can ne hadimmediately ifsdasited.
4 ,o GEO. M MARTIN.
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Tax from ls4l ls44 inclusive. tax Of l942, 43 44
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-14
Board OF Supervisors.

NAV ls-Tis honor the Mayor, the Recorder SC. and
full board present.
The minutes Of last meeting were rend.
Bills ordered 10 be paidf200 TO ii Cordeyan Tor Gervi.
rendered by hm $50 James Conner for urrg
competent person transcribe book beIongn the
county clerks ofce J. w. Smiths bill Tor $40; John
McGure's bill Tor $67 e.; the said John MCGUIRE
also ordered 10 be paid 500 the Aims House and Belle
Hosriai $326 next appropriated for police
services $40 ordered to be paid to John Keoham
common school expenses; $I3 90 10 Beoures for
rnge hire for the corporations $50 90 TO 4 Hail for
freshmens furnished TO pesce officers stationed Her.
,rct watch $50 to Michael Smith for watching Black
Wells Island.
REPORT in favor OF paying James c Thorn $3.50 70 for
ing prisoners from the Halls OF Justice the IL
bridge streetepson for the last three Adopted
Resolution that all bills audited and allow ed since May
1882 to the present day be published in the febelan and
Commercial Advertiser newspapers with the names Of the
individuals and the amount OF the claims. ADOPTED.
tors of taxes compensation for their services
led up.
Alderman BRicc. offered the following resolution -
That the Comptroller be directed to settle the books the
as was allowed TO the collectors for their service for cell
Letting the tax Of IS42
Alderman LIZ offered an amendment Of which the FOL.
lowing ia the fubstanccthat the collectors be paid the
per cent This amendment carried by vote OF 10
and the collector 10 be raid according to thin
amendment
Bills ordered 10 b. paid-S5O TO VIM. Calendar for 70
lice expenses $40 10 to VIM Cooper for his taxed
of nm attachment against Thomas Lloyd
His honor the Mayor presented claim from VIM. Rel
linger for compensation collector OF taxes Referred
TO the counsel OF the Corporation.
bill for payment OF 500 furnished by the Board OF Ed
ncaon Tor stationery and printing was audited and
dered to be paid.
The minutes Of the meeting then read and passed
and the board adjourned
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-14
AInllseIaents.

LAST CHANcE.-ToshNht the famous Congo Mel
odlsts, who have cIe.ted'ao great sensation with
orr public will take their benefit and with II their fare
we'll OF New Workers. All who have heard them will
long remember their duce notes and those who have
hon embrace this the last opportunity SO well pleased
has the manager been with their extraordinary efforts
that as testimonial Of his regard he has determined this
evening 10 present them with of nst-
mehts Oh which they will perform in the after the
presentation An important part OF their bill consists
Of n new Fheman's Chaunt, composed expressly for
the OCCASION and dedicated to the New York
iremen. IL is most lovely and appropriate thing
The comedy Of l,icheeu in Love- which by tho
way is bound to have great and TO obtain pefms-
nency upon stage, will he repeated for the first time
Several distinguished professors in song and dance viii
appear III the interudes The Polka, by Miss Cannon
and Mr. Brooks, will he repeated and the nights work
will close with the performance Of the nughable farce Ct
the Spitiirc The result will show 10 what extent New
Workers willing 10 encourage strangers when they
| are found deserving. We predict crowded house
RAyMoND Il WEEKs' MEvaGrRu, corner Of sth
street and the Bowery.-Ths really magnificent
establishment opened rsy the unspeakate admit
ration Of all who witnessed IL. And from the perfect
der OF the arrangements the admirable location Of the pa
vion, and the exhibition ITSELF containing the best col
lection OF animals in the world well daring ex.
PLOTS of Herr Drlesbach doubt will receive during
s necessarily short stay, the liberal support enjoy cd
last SEASON
MARRIAGE IN Hell LIFE.--A match between
the Giantess and Dwarf is said to be on the tapis
love far ADORE his station IL strange there
counting for taste. The idea OF getting NJ ladder 20
mskc love to lady Is OF the OF events
and we imagine must have been the origin Of Loves
Ladder" Mounting ladder at any time IS dangerous,
but when II leads to marimony 1t il peious in the cn
treme. How 1t will end unable to say. In thu
comic trio sung by the Dwarf Gnnt.ss and onoYer II ~
evident there Is something than musical existing be
tween the two former The Great Western Mrs Fhiips,
the sweet songsress and holt dozen other performers,
all 10 the attractions.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-14

bring appeal Of Bradford Faza from the decsion of
the Michigan Conference susrending him without his
consent
The PRESIDENT said, that In this important
function of Conference to be exercised less than
proper exposition OF their laws bearing this
lie there but their organno to expound the laws,
but to that their construction. when declared.
carried into effect He recommended them TO give a,ten-
ton to the matter. of great moment
debate ensued the admssiby OF this case before
Conference. There was a considerable difference OF
opinion the construction Of the law bearing on The
point and decsion come to up to the time Of adj
Iournment.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-14

TEXAS TREAry.-A correspondent writes from
Houston under date of the 18th ult, as follows.
The U Revenue Cutter vigilant arrived at Galveston
from your port two days ago bringing the treaty AMI
mistake The bearer and his father Gen. Murphy err
we'd this place last evening The two Generals Murphy
and Houston are IN this finest kind of spirits and both
seem confident OF the ratification OF the treaty BY the T.
Senate, In just as short time decency VIII allow n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-14

INDIAN OuTnAGE.-Thc Van Buren, (Ark. } Intel
ligencer says that party OF Osages the 3oth u at
tackled the settlement Of Mr.. Edwards citizen Of the
in all the persons living there Including Cherokees
and Creeks and carried off all tho horses after destroy
could make no use Of -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-14

ANOTHER DISASTER I'm the gale on Lake Ontano.
Oh the morning OF the ID instant the schr Aurora was
cspsizcd, and two lives were lost.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-14

DI-AsTER-The schooner Freedom, Capt. Ward.
capsized during a squall on Lake Huron, about one
o'clock Tuesday, when she about fifteen mile, above
the Fort Gratot lighthouse and three miles from shore
There six persons board at the time of whom
three drowned The ofhe persons lost were
John Wright, - Taylor. and - Brown. of Newport
They all young men, under 30 years of sgeu6aio
.4fr Non II.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-14

be-, We rcgre, TO learn that Mr.. Senator Foslcf.
Of Tennessee hnS been confined TO his lodgings for
week pas, by indisposon MAI. IL May IL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-14

TnE MAIL RonTERs. --FIeeman, the former Post
meser at Carrollton, in this State who robbed the
mail arrested and subsequently escaped, has been M
last captured by VI Brown special agent OF the Post
brought 10 this city yesterday We understand that lie
has made full confession Of his Iohberiss and
determination TO nuke full restitution therefor ont OF
his private property.-si. louis Reporter. Mau A.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-14

SERIOUS FmE-Thc stables OF Mr. Conkln.
proprietor Of the Centrevile course. T.. was on
Saturday struck BY lightning and completely destroy ed
Lady Suffolk and several other valuable horses in the
stables, saved with much difficulty he loss falls
pretty heavily upon Mr. Conkn, whsse policy of in
ance had just expired and had not been renewed His
loss il about Sln00
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noted thorocghfae is now admitted to be the
United States and the impression that has
the minds Of purchasers Broadway obliged
to exobitant price for article Of des fully
Saed from the known fepastion a 70 the charges e,Isbihe
Establishment. No. 2o2 Broadway Here advantage
merchants and Others visiting this city avail themselves Of
hing msnucsarea from the best material: and IN The most
called visit this establishment and examine the style Of
twd and fancy Cashmere Office Frocks designed for the
preaching season. aU.-i L.-.' 49,.
Aise assortment Of rich Chsae Velvet and Broeade Vest
from the celebrated mandatory Of f. Bolley Fills and
ected expressly for the fashions Garments superby
made to order, and ii required few hours n0ce.
EDWARD FOX ..
Fulton 1t. NJ m83m*ec