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0NN DOLLAR RS REWARD. DOCTOR
HNXg STORMS SPECIFIC COMP OLLND. fnt

kVO STORMS SPECIFIC COMPOUND, 70,
the of GonerrhGa, elects, Structures, Dialects
diulty in making water, and all other unnatural dis
charges from the lretha of either sex.
In no has this medicine been known to fail, to
effect permanent cure, and too, in me shortest posi-
bic time. Should this medicine fail to effect cure,
where has been taken according directions return
the empty vial and get back the money. Why then
spend both time and money with such quack nOstrums
as cannot be depended upon; when, for 81, yeu can
purchase pleasant sure, and speedy cure, composed
solely of vegetable substance? One hundred dollars
will be paid to any one who will produce medicine
to equal this compound who will prove that it
tains any mineral substance whatever.
N. B. This medicine can be had of james p. VIII
hanson, corner of High and Gaysts 90. ~; Joseph
SAWYER, of Paca tnd Pratt-sts.; and by E. Y.
Forney, corner of Clay cid Eutaw streets.
Pennsylvania Avenue; Rooert Patterson, of 9th
street and Pennsylvania Avenue. fel0-y6m"
ANARD PRINTING, &C. BUSINESS CARDS,
u for MERCHANTS, DRY GooDs, COUNTRY DEALERS,
&C. &c., printed in the best style, the very lowest
TERMS by BULL & FUTILE, Clipper Office,
No. 1874 Baltimore street.
Who have on hand, variety of splendid EMBOSSED
CARDS, for very fine Printing such as Mantuamak-
ers' and Milliners' Business Cards, Bail Tickets, &c
all of which will he executed in superior style, and
at the very lowest prices.
Ll}- Every other description of JOE PRINTING
ruch Shop Bills, Labels Steamboat and Stage Bills
Checks, Notes of Hand, &c. Sc, together with the
LARGEST description of POSTING BILLS, for Con
certs, Theatles Excursions, and other amusements
all of which will be executed in the best manner, Il
their usual low rates. Apply at the Clipper Office,
Jas No 1874 BALTIMORE STREET
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BOOKS! BOOKS! BooKsN!

BOOKS BOOKS! BOOkS!!
A MEXICAN MELODIES, containing sin
IN gle selection from 900 writer's compiled by Nor
lis with illustrations.
The American Minstrel, being choice collection OF
original and popular songs, gees, Duets, chorusses,
Sc, with select music.
Hoyc's Games, containing the established rules for
Whist, Quadre, SC. &c.
National Lyrics and Songs for Music.
Songs of the Affections and Lays of many Lands,
by Mrs. Hemans.
Poock;s Course of Time, a very neat edition.
BOOKS FOR YOUNG PERSONS.
Scenes of Life or Hymns for Childhood, by Mrs
Hemans.
Keepsake Stories, by Mrs. Mary Hughes.
Stories for Adelaide, by Miss Leslie.
Original Poems for Infant Minds, by sThe Taylor
Family"
Mrs. Lecester's School, or the History Of several
Young Ladies related by themselves, by Chas. Lamb
The Young Pilgrim and Young Cadet, &C.
For sale by PARSONS & PRESTON,
No. Isl Pratt street,
n5 Next to the Rail Road Depot
JUDGMENTS. Wanted to purchase at all time
% Judgments of and - months. Apply to
nj L. SCOTTI, 10 Exchange Place.
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VEGETABLE PILLS.
TuxIJIC GICNJJJNTc VEGESrCA RTE PILLS

VEGETABLE PILLS.
yayHE GENUINE VEGETABLE PILLS.
IL AN EFFECTUAL CURE FOR GONORRHQGA,
GLEETS, STRUCTURES, sc, sc. OF all the RENE
dies yet discovered for the of these complaints,
the Vegetable Pills have been the most efectual, as
they have never been known to fail to affect perna
neat cure They mild and pleasant to take, yet
powerful in their action, and may be taken without
the knowledge of the most intimate friend These
Pills put up in square boxes, with fnll directions
accompanying each box.
{ay- For sale by j. o. s. NJ Mccormick, N. Gay-st
(O.T); G. Wiseman, Light street, opposite Fountain
Inn, and by j. F. Perkins Brother, Franklin and
Green streets.
In Washington-by Nj. Delany, corner Al street and
street and the Avenue. Price 81 box. fel0-ly6ms
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MILITARY. We learn from the Van Buren,
ARK Intelligcncer of the Goth ult', that Z
Company, LIST U. S. Dragons, Capt Steen, at
Fort Gibson, have received marching orders,
and will proceed forthwith to Fort Towson.-
Leaving no Dragons at Fort Gibson, nearly
the whole of this efficient is now in the
field of active operations.
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IuyHIS DAY RECEIVED, large and most
beautiful assortment of Shaded Velvet Ribbons,
some of the most beautiful styles in the market
JAMES M. HAIG, l2l Baltimore-st.
nll-P Four doors above Soutf-st.
VNORTHY OF NOTICE. FOR SALE
w The Stock and Fixtures of small Grocery
Store in Franklin street, doing fair cash business and
the rent moderate. II will be sold low, If immediate
application be made to L. F. SCOTTTS, No. 10 Ex-
change Place. 1t would suit young man that has no
family, that would like to board with the present own
err of the house. M tO23
" ENETIAN BLINDS. VENETIAN BLINDS
of the very best style and finish, constantly on
hand and made TO order. Also, FANCY BLINDS,
WINDOW SHADES, &C., all first rate articles, and
for sale low by JOHN G. HOLLAND, 81 -
Paper Hanger and Uphosterer,
M AZ Gay street, near the Shot Tower.
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YALE COLLEGE. The present register of
this literary institution, contains the names OF
fourteen graduates from Maryland and three
from the District of Columbia.
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.s BARNUM'S
PATENT BATH HEATER.

IMPROVED, PATENT BATH HEATER.
TUyHE exclusive right for the manufacture and sale
u ofthe above useful article, in the county and city
Of Baltimore has been purchased by the subscribers,
who assure the public that for economy and utility it
is superior any thing yet invented. Those who
wish 10 promote and preserve health, can purchase
our establishment. They will heat large Bath Tub
of water in half the time of any thing heretofore in
use, with less than CENTS Uorth of fuel Refer
to all who have purchased them, without excep
ton, can be given. Those who have tubs can have
these heaters attached to them either within with
out their Bath Houses. A description is deemed use
less as the public are invited to call and examine for
themselv when the subscribers will be pleased
give any information concerning them.
JAMES CORTLAN & SON,
No. 10 Baltimore street,
iy4 Opposite the Centre Market
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,TAWES A, RORJNSON.

JAMES A. ROBINSON,
<4st,z.1,a Respectfully informs the Ladies,
dsfskSssss that he has commenced the manu- s1s'sH
facture of plain and fancy BOOTS, SHOES, and
CATERS, and is now located at No, DAG N. HOW
ARD STREET, few doors north of Madison street,
kinds of work will be made 10 order, in the neatest
manner, and of the best materials, and on the most
reasonable terms. jail
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LEDGER PAPERS.
"UDSON's-Supe Royal. ROYAL. Medium and
II Il DENY, blue wove and white wove
MISUNDERSTANDING Super Royal, Royal, Medium
and DENY, blue wove and white
BUTLER'S-SIper Royal, Royal, Medium and De-
N.Y. blue laid, blue wOve and white wove
CARSAN'S-M and Deny, blue wove and
white
CRANE'S-Super Royal, Royal, Medium and Deny,
blue wOve and white wove
KINGS Medium and DENY, blue wove and white
wove-constantly on hand and for sale by
TURNER, WHEELWRfGHT s. NUDGE,
o29 No South Charles street.
fNOLD-SLAW CUTTERS. A superior ar.
~ cle for family use. Just received and for sale by
ALFRED Ii. REP, 2f3 Baltimore street,
Sign of ssGold Bath Tub"
n6 The I'd TIN Store above Globe Inn.
Oh BOXES superior Family STARCH a
0O 500 gallons best Winter SPERM OIL q
5000 lbs. fresh CANARY SEED. 0s
Just received and for sale by
NIL MARCUS DENISON, 81 Ballimore-st,
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LIVERY AND SALE STABLE.

LIVERY AND SALE STABLE.
@ The Proprietor, grateful for past
Esess1 81 favors, returns his thanks TO his
sssysN s,fe-s.aE numerous customers and the public
E4asssSI91S ISs.y> generally, and would inform them
800 GsSsS-SzE that his Hreng Stock is not to be
surpassed in the city, the HORSES are gentle,
kind and of good movements; the VEHICLES,
embracing every description, light and tasty, and
entirely new this Spring, for hire with or without
horses Also, number of fine Saddle Horses, suta.
BILE for military paradesamongst others, some supe-
rior LADIES' Hacks. The Stable is accessible at all
hours during the day or night.
NE The Carriage Mandatory carried on as usual
adjoining the Stable, where all orders are attended TO
with promptness and despatch.
WILLIAM SELVAGE,
apo9-tf Davis near Peasant-s st,
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CARD.
LADIES' PHILADELPHIA FASHIONABLE
ROOT AND SHOE STORE,
u a III "a


Nearly opposite the Museum.
a the subscriber returns his thanksr-
to the Ladies and public generally, @-a"eAs
for the very lbere patronage bestowed and respect
fully informs them that he has Just received and is
constantly receiving, in addition his already large
assortment. great variety of Ladies', Misses and
Chtidrens CATERS; ialfgaiter and Cater SHOES
Also, Walking and Dress SHOES and SLIPPERS
of all descriptions, suitable for the season. and at va
rious prices according to quality-all of which are
warranted not to he surpassed at any establishment il
the U. States, either for quality durability or cheap
ncss-Wholcsale and retail.
c, N. THORNE, No. $50 Baltimore-st.,
jel opposite the Museum
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WAsuINGToN. Nov. Is, 1874


,nesSrs. EditorS-l subscribed to your valua-
BILE paper from IFS infancy | was more de-
lighted than surprised at your hosting the BAN
ner Of American Rcpublicanism at your mast
head. There is none in whose bosom an
American heart beats who will not hail with
exultation every az dition made to so holy
cause; who is there with the past few years
experience before his eyes, bat feels an anxiety
for the safety of our beloved country, whc
hordes of the refuse of foreign population are
cast upon our shores, two-thirds paupers, many
fresh from the penltentiaries and slms-houses
of Europe2 These not satisfied with freedom
Of thought and action guaranteed to them
BY our constitution and national hospitality,
through the interference of party demagogues,
boldly declare themselves competent to take
an active part in our political contests even be-
fore they are warm in our country, certainly
before they are qualified by sufficient acquaint-
ance with our institutions or even our language.
Can an American by birth or adoption, look
calmly on such state of affairs and not exert
himself to avert, by every honorable means in
his power, such a growing evil? am myself
ali American by birth, but my parents and
many of my relatives are adopted citizens, but
in heart and hand they are American Repub-
cans. We desire no other party; and know
Dut rev Respectable ClllZcls, De tley HdtiNe VI
adopted, who are of different opinion. No
true American would dare declare himself
otherwise; and / have no doubt that before
many years pass over our heads, American Re-
publicanism will crush all opposition. 1t may
be at first misunderstood by some, confounding
it with Native Americanism or denounced as
such by party spirit and opposition, but it will
. eventually triumph over all, accumulating in
its onward course, men of discernment of al
parties, until there pervades through every sec,
ton of this great republic an universal Ameri-
can feeling, Independent Of and superior to all
party rancor. We desire no religious contro-
versy. Let every man worship his God ac-
cording to the dictation of his own conscience.
1t is the change in the present naturalization
laws we seek for; that it be required of every
foreigner to reside such time on our land as
to enable him TO become familiar with our in
stitutions, and throw aside his national pre-
iudces, before he is entitled to the freeman's
right, the right of suffrage; with this excep'
ton let him, during his probation, enjoy every
other privilege granted to native or adopted
citizens. With my best wishes for your de.
served success, remain yours, J. w. E.
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New ARRANGEMENT. Since the daring rob
berry of a clerk Of the Bank of the Northern
Liberties, new and excellent arrangement has
been entered into by the different Banks of
Philadelphia. No money or checks are now
carried by the collecting clerks, but due bills
are daily given for balances, and these are re-
ceived by the different Institutions. No induce
n,er,t ia now offered to lob these clerks.
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HARRISON'S Periodical Emporium,
42 N. Gay street, Baltimore, Md

DESIRABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.
Il Two new Dwelling HouEes on the south
{Ts1E side of Hollins street, nearly opposite the
hi I'll new Catholic Church, having each front of
sixteen feet, and lots of suitable depth.
Each house is two stories high with attic and back
building the one having eight and the other seven
rooms. Ground rent, each, about thirty eight dol
lars. Price 81 100 each. Terms-one third cash, one
third in six months and the other in twelve months.
sixteen feet on the south side of Baltimore street, the
second house east of Cove street, stories with
attic and back building Ground rent about thirty
eight dollars half cash and the balance
in six months. WILLIAM WAKEFIELD,
Conveyancer and Property Agent,
se4-n N. e. corner st. Paul and Fayette-sts.
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III AIDES CLOAKINGS. Beautiful CASH
"a mere Plaid, superb quality, with various other
styles and qualities for sale cheap Also,
SILKS, SILKS, SILKS-of all kinds, some very
rich with large assortment of black and blue black
wide and narrow Silks, very rich, with SPLEEN
did stock Of CASHMERES, ALPACAS, &c. &C.
Cali and see, EDW. ]. RICHARDSON,
M No. 81 Baltimore-st.
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IRVING CIRCULATING LIBRARY.

NN N. HARRISON, at the earnest solicita-
w ton ofmany frends, has opened Library of
Standard Works and American and English Periodi-
GALS at the low price of SO per annum, payable in ad
vance quarterly Amongst the Periodicals are Black
woods Magazine; Illuminated Magazine Luell's
Living Age; Columbian Magazine; London Saturday
Journal; London Mirror; all the back volumes of the
London Saturday Magazines Chambers Edinburgh
Journal and the Dublin Penny Journal, and to
all the back umes, from l779 to the present date,
the Lond0 Wesleyan Methodist Magazine, and all
the pop liar new works published for the low price
of - cents for three months subscription. Cali and
subscribe early at
HARRISON'S Periodical Emporum
iyl7 AZ N. Cav street, Baltimore, Md,
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LIGHT! LIGHT!! LIGHT!!!
HNCONONIY IN LIGHT! For one half dollar
IA you can obtain one of Houghton Walace's
PATENT LARD LAMPS, sold only by the subscrib-
er, at his Mandatory,
No. 1886 BALTIMORE STREET,
I'd Tin Store above Howard street,
whereby you can save fifty per cent by using Lard in
stead of Oil, and have much superior Light, free
from smoke or smell.
the money refunded. liberal discount to those who
sell again. MIDI AEFRED II. RElf.
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SALE.

Wy virtue 81 a deed Of Trust, executed By
I'd Lewis Mcpherson and Thomas.y Sfney and
Of a decree OF the county court Of Jefferson, al
4 Court Of chancerYsd will oder for-saie, or
Saturday he 18th day ef November merit at TN
Forge. On The East side Of the Shenandoah ry.
or, various articles Of personal property.
Horses, Gears,
THO. Wagons,
7so Yoke Of Orea,
Seperal Colos,
One Cart,
One sell Biacismith's TOOLS,
Chairs, Tables, Bureaas, Stores,
Beds and Beading.
TEkas Of Sale--cAsH.
wM. C.. W0RtHINGT0Ns Trustee.
= Oct "a.
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iIN AIIssouRIl
asA1a.

= WILL sell q frisst SALE a tFsri of inprof.
- f.,e1. Isis % t1e si3ie II 1lissoori, cop.
isinisr Z ga AcHE3 q rhieil. about 2o1
,.ia 1iio1ef. ane tas lanes ~ liver boil1n.,
= riuh a. any 10 the SlAe. laid of into BE- lds.
II. inspr o,sneals eoasis<ef
Two GOOD Log {EOuses.
smoke II 5ns ssd Dairy. geos sable, 6e-
TIE priacpsi Dwelling Is beauh(nsgv sisuaied
~ bluf Of lie riser The farm issi.asted "a
e.lf lifrsf. sad The s tle Road from Bl.en inr.
rs.u 10 staiey, rms aloag one side Of 4. sEa
erosses Is fiser within the limits Of lhE isrnn
stsus ulskbE il = coed place for 4 Ferry ~
.Tarerp Sisld u Is bat one nils from The nis Z
thorouxhfaeb lesding frem he Charilan and
uss Aiofnes Rivers. % Hannibsi. on The Mis-
sisssppI fg.A sieb flsce ~ he produce 5f That
sectien a the eoepsFssis fsl,en. eihfr Tor sal.
or shscnent TIE and s also kighiy prcauc.
live 81 Esna snd Tobacco.
The ab.,se -aet VII b sold very low, ID TaJ-
msnss .Sakosa ialesrsi, q IN asuEost any 1Dso-
ner ina, asy b desre1 b. the purshaser, The
de,sils .; the ierms q Taller rescriPlior Of
sas escrsr.x ill &c furnished b lhssubaefiber.
\ II. y. GALLAHER.
4 rfar ss,osn. Orr ri
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CoTTAGa auILT

DWELLING HOUSE,
noe large Barn, recently erected Spring,
smoke Corr, Poultry. and Root houses. Also
. mousse tor servants, together with other requi-
site buildings, all IN excellent repair
There = upon the premises fine YOUNG
ORCHARD Of choice fruit, in fall beasing; and
also nearlhe house there is a large limesione
spring which affords running water 10 most of
the fields
DO not deem i necessary to give further
particulars IN reference 10 The place. as pre-
Esupe that al who ma. wish 10 purchase VIII
call and examine The property FOR themselves,
and 10 aoy such. shah DO happy % furnish
whatever Information may be requisite, on sp-
plicaton 10 me personsIly. or by letter. post
paid. HENRY BOTEuER.
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WINCHESTER =
AA9 q D991o

YNHE subscriber having commenced The ma
nufacinre of Ale and Beer al his Brewery
Oh Rraddoek sfreef Is Arsparad IN 1nrnikh
The citizens OF Winchester and the public gen
orally with a first rate article, upon moderkie
terms He thinks he can offer isto the public
with an assurance ofgising entire satisfaction
Barley and Hops always bought at market
price NJ. oVERFiELD,
Oct 24-3t
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H. what are you doing With
.1o M said Iek, to an officer who
sastd Hing BIZ company on a muster
;a..b WY. ! q aeachIng the young
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ATTENTION CAPITALISTS
ION GA=z

ATTENTION CAPITALISTS
rHNHE subscriber wishing to SELL. Is disposed
4 To- give a bargain in his Island Property,
Harpers-Ferry. Virgins.
There are within the limits Of thu survey a
bout SEVENTY ACRES. and. The pre- misses 'sf-
ford az excellent site for sny branches Of ma
requiring water powef-after an
examination oy competent engineers, this To-
calny hasfbeen deemed 10 possess superior ad-
vaniages in this respect. q is contiguous 10
the National Armory, and he Baltinore& Ohio
Rail Road passes near il. II is a9so thought
that a Foundry or Ropewslk could be estsb.
|lished here with much profit To persons of
enterprise, possessed OF a moderate caEiial,
this property would be worthy OF attentions II
is deemed unnecessary 10 say more, as persous
wishing 70 purchase will no doubt examine for
fhepsslves. An early applies ton may, insure
coed bargain. As regards the termsof sale,
&C., application 10 be made 10 the subscriber,
or 10 Joseph. Byrne, Harpers Ferry.
PATRICK BYRNE.
Harpers Ferry. Sept 10 -s5,
.NaiioIGl Inisiliyenetr insert weekl. 10 Tie a.
mount Of S. and charge sdvt
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a. STOOPS,
WHOLESALE & RETAIL
DEALER IN

BOOTS q SE0iES9
Hats, Cops, Trunks, So "
Yc1As on hand = fresh sssortmsnl q me aoove
n srtieiss, whieh-hA ~ ipnfehsa.'s !, ~.
ss5Ss saafyf s.,a 60.
ne a. ~ which viii Sc sold ~ .a M
al ~ w please the Pusehassr. ~ SUCH
feeling satisfied ~, o hls ASSORTMENT
Store without 6e;sg eo. - ose WIZ ieass his;
phaticsiIt th6 On Faps De s.reea anat y i en-
county! ss'sO.'snment 10 The.
HarPers- Ferry. Oct n oioOhS.
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VALWABLE nANn
FOR SALE


sAua'ed N jefferson counfr. y,sr;ni. s- -
osassy on the Ballinsre and Ob:s Rr5i pnns
soou' one and srhalf mi Is ron ~ ~,
~ importani point on tie -,
Sa'os lanai and lhfee miles from M 5gsr-s ~
- soere tae Winchester and Folet,sr ~ .,
100 Ja,as he Baltimore and oAip I5,5 IT,
- = Superior and no y. welI Il, rs
- ne production Of wbeal Or aig
y, ,,'sa 70 ne country. There sze Si,.,bst
L. s@se spflnesDn. and txa siye l,s N -.
besI,h, 'sfoaea The farm. Tha situation i |
: a. Ist 80 g place can Dc better suDplie
5f tssssi ~ n'oFe ceasenisn, thssp means
lkoS< - -
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MILLINERY.

MISS EIi=Gbcth III. Hooper,
A IS in the receipt of the very latest fail and
L winter E.7SHE0.NSr' for making and itimf
ming Bohnels.
She has also just received materials for max
ing and trimming Bonneis, which are of beau
liful order and all Of the most fashunaole style!
A call from former patrons is solicited. !
Oct IN l844 q
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FARM Tor sale.

RElNG DESTROYS Qfs ,emoying 10 Nilsson;
AD,l offer for sale ~ Him On which j reside
L Is situated within half mile Of Shr pherds
ioyn upon the county road leading from thence
10 Chaglestown, and Contains 23l ACRES; 1876
Of which are arabic the lie msinng rs acres
being 10 wood.
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r o 5 ETc SALE.


gvIHE undersigned offer for sale, at The resi-.
dencs Of Nath'l Manning, on the Shenan,
Idoah ,fivef, near Messrs. Willis Hopewsil Mills,
on iAs l9tk ysreabsr neri,all thsir personal pro-
Fperty, consisting in part Of
Eight valuable Work Horses, and tico
Cots,
.75oat Thirty head Of Stock Cattle aud
Mich Coies,
n Yoke Of pery Ualaabie Orea,
Fifty Stock Hogs,
Forty Sheep,
Together 10Th Farming ptensiis Of al
kinds, WagoHs, Carts, Flonghs, Har-
ro,cs, SC. also,
Too Carriages and Harness complete.
3 .rhs farms. 81 sale viii be l. credit OF nioe
month. on IN sums of s5'and upwards. BY the
purchasers giving bond with app5q7s
tha.h6Naas4e pfonIei5y Ssia il ma,nrity he III
lefest wilt no, be exacied. No nrorieTt, 10 he
Eeanssd until The tesms of sale are complied
"sslls NAT. w. MANNISCs.=,
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Hats and Caps,

&hF every siylefor sale byA
ND Oct p. Crime 1 Sadlcr
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D0MESTICS, !
3n 1EAYY Brown. cottons, "a, IS, Al
$50 Heavy 0suaburgsi i
~ fine brown shifting cotton;
81 heavy srowu sheetng cotton
3-4 and 54 furniture pIsids;
3.4,7-S and "a bIeached shirtiIg cotton
1874 bleached sheetiug
Brown and beached cotton jeans
Apron checks. tickings.
Russia and Hackelback toweling
Ga brown linen table diaper
ga Damask do do
Woollen comforts, blanket shawls;
Negro blankets, &C., for sale cheap by
0cl 8, S II .qtielnong