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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-31

CHRISTMAS FRorIc SPoILED.-The Portsmouth
(Va,) Old Dominion thus heads paragraph con-
tanning an account OF the attempt OF TWO very keiy
men, negroes, Bennett and Nicles, 10 escape, ana
who bad actually got on board the Baltimore ooa.,
when they were csnght, the Clerk on board having
examined their free papers end found them 10 De
forged ".4tos and aiaek for freedoms rctar'es,
GAYS the Old Dominion.
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e Tribune declares hat this State out Of the CITY OF
New York there but three papers friendly to Nstvsm
T
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By This Mornings Mall

ET MATTHIAS DAY, for nearly half century an
hono,ed citizen Of Newark, expired on sunday a.,
.rnoou in perfect possession CT his faculties ano
with the camness and serenity which be,osehs
brish. futurity. Sir. Day was Dative oil Clainau,
doris Co., where be was born III October, 100
and resched his 18th year on the first day oi our
Las, Stat. Election which was the first occasion ID
hs life since the sse oil manhood that he had oeeh
deprived OF the privilege Of exercising he 'ieht o.
suffrage. He was direct descendant OF ueofse
Day, y no was one of the company from Coh"eSu-
cut which originally settled Newark
hir Day Yves during his whole lille an active, ar ~
dent and consistent patriot. Though only about o
years OLD when the battle OF Springfield occurred,
he .iloudered uusket and volunteered his service
nn that occasion. Soon after the War, he removed
10 Georgetown, in the District Of Columbia, where
he started we believe, the Grst newspaper ever pub
Iished there Subsequently be returned TO New
Jersey and Immediately thereafter established Inc
first Republican aewspsper at The seat oil Geysrii-
nru, in This State then the hands OF the old FED
crai marty. This paper, called The NV ERskY
SrArg GAZETTE, wac subsequently, merged 10 the
FsuE AMERICAN, By bis Immediate successor, the
late Hon. James Jefferson Wilson.
He returned TO Newark in the year Ivy, and was
appointed Post Master the death OF Col hay, IN
1905, by Mr. Jefferson This Office he continued 10
hold duriog all the vicissiiudes party until the eie-
walton of Dir. Van Buren, TO The Vice Presidency al
The commencement OF Gen. Jackson's second term,
when the malignant spirit Of party prevailed after
numerous unavang efforts, in sfiecting his removal,
after an uninterrupted service of some y years.
Newark Daily Advertiser.
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Mar. Then # twill please ye, he shall cut Il OIL
LISA fact. to perhaps melancholy one. that their
boards are ragged and exactly of Natures dnincst col
or to please eye of beauty Ia such cnse there but
remedy. aad good Once 1t OFF, But few look
well with boards.
"HENRY,s CHINESE SHAVING CREAM
relieves the face from this designation with grace as 1t
may be termed unequaled 1.-THE skin tender 'ootes it
If beard tough soens and should the face be cut or
;ated heals immediately No gentemans toilet ought
10 be moment without it. Price % cents.
Prepared and sold by A. b. SASps & Co pElrsis's; 20
and II East Broadway. Price 50 Cents.
SANps's SARsApARtLLA-All the phenomena Of magnetic
polarity attraction and repuson have nj en2th Dee re-
solved general fact that two currents oil electricity
moving the same direction lepe and n contrary directions
the compass reede by e!cccy Thus aits spiSe
aasg we see the effects OF the discovery many
rmcat have the tue poper,ie. ." Sarsapaa
cred, elected, and applied and IN the torn Of SANps En-
m Their greatest purity and strength The magnetic fluid does
find is way with more certainty along The teesIspS
Influence Of this propagation 10 the seat OF disease scroll
las dyspepsia, general debility megrural complaints tcite
rnswerm salt heum eposy scaa head and M nepa ,e
tend 10 in aiiibD but fer they haye had oppoill-
MY observing knowing the eiec, OF ieir Extract it has
For further particular, and conclusive evidence q rs aGe,
o 81 i Gnl p6 n S s si
Prepared md sold wholesale and retail by A: d. & ..
ga Do NJ Wsf asdmSy f aa~a and Sy 6as
yi,is generully throughout the United States.
pIic2 81 per bottle SIX bottles Tor 20.
ry- SANDs's. BRlsrot''s md CoMsTocEs EXTRACT or
SARsAPARILLA. sold q Courtandl nsJ. Dr. Nc
NARs Acousrc OIL certain cue fof Deafness, and all
complaints OF the Ear
East INDIA HAN DYE-CoaIse red Hair made fine black
the user IL will color the hair and not the skin IN the
leas Sold at q COrrtand,-s.reet
-------za-------
Rtfp UE st
were so horribly burned us 10 their death mere
shocking accident cannot hnpeD than death occasoned by the
effect Of burn Had the friends had Connes Magical Pam
Extractor apply, lie might have been saved IN each case
and the burn henled without leaving How nng VIII
parents neglect great blessing of the age always
their houses? II will cure the following complaints. or a pay
Is refunded for II,
Burns, Scalls, salt Rheum. Frosted Paris.
1erder and Sore Feet, rheumatism,
thiblaiss Tic DoloeuX,
Piles and Old Sores. Erysipeas, Fever Sores.
Sore Eyes and Nipples.
Cnulon-Buy only IN this city ut q CourtoRdt street
Hays .sIMESr-A certain cure for the Piles in their
form, sold 81 Coulnndtstreet ni0 Bay Winter,
quur bottles; price 80 cents Oriental Water oil Gold. new
AM delightful perfume.
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CUTS FOR TIKI HoLrDAYs.-The subscribers offer the fol
lowing the Of hose about making presents for the
approaching Holidays. Their stock consists of articles of real
utility among which purchasers will find much that will be
more acceptable certain class than The many tle
titles dispensed on such occasions, viz:
PORTABLE SHAVING CASES
ubsenbers manufacture ind Will be found
animation to .urpass many respects the imported They
are finished in the tasteful being richly gilt
uad embossed and contain all that necessary for the toilet
OF the mos; frsudious.
FINE CUTLERY.
This assortment celebrated for being the most extensive and
vaned in the Cry embraces oil the different styles Of Con
gres President Wharncle. Norfolk. Sporting. Pencil and
Oce Knives of Joseph Rodgers Sons, Wostenholms
Manufacturers NaIes, Boot-hoos, Button.hookI. SciI-
SOS, &c.
Joseph Rodgers K Sons, Wade < Butchers Ello;, &c
ta; pan finish To the richly mounted in cases. and
carefully selected Purchasers have this poy:o, wished
the Razots viii be exchanged ate, weeks trial. the money
returned.
The most choice OF Grerain Lubn, Prevos Extracts,
with fn assortment Of fnncy Pe,funerT boxes suitable
for pfesns Brushes of every description Fancy Soaps and
every article TO. the toilet of the frst quality.
RAZOR STROpS
OF he mes; hc1ri. inr manufactured expressly r COM
petition al lie sie Fan. OF Tie American Institute AMI for
which the premium of that Institution awarded. cobn
ing the metallic tablet, its cleanliness and utility makes il
very desirable appendaze 10 gen,lemans toilet.
dBa G. SAUNDERS SON. I63 Broadway
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ANrrREYr TRouBLEs.-The orders OF Governor
Bouck for detachment of cavalry from this city,
was promptly obeyed on Monday by The despatch
ing two companies-those, OF Captains RACK and
Hsath-nunbering sixty men. writer. in the Troy
Wing defends Sheriff Reynolds against accusations
of inactivity, made by the Budget and introduces
,he following charges agsinst the Governor. He
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Cy- SANDs's. BRsrois 5. md CoMsTocR's EXTRACT or
MARS AcoUsrIc OIL, certain cuIe Tor Deafness and all
conplants of the lar.
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DS- Mufs for the Holidays.-WATsoN & co.
ssHS of close up their stock By the rs: Of January
coed assortment Of LYNX and other descriptions o! MFF
cost, and less taE Caleny choice CT
Gl lgs WATSON u CO.'S, Isl Chethania.
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Ecs- SPLENDID AND SCIENTIFIC Article FOR TIE
RESTORATION, 10 Beantty, Dress, Clean and
Soften the HUMAN HAIR and otherwise improve and
der splendid ornament 10 both for The ro price #
Tire SlngS. Reader sell three shilling bottles, that
know TINT this not Of the hair humbags ct tho
day 81 We expect you buy than once,
warrant posses the following qualities II will force the
grow where nature Intended hair
stop falling or scurf drand and make light red
grey hair dark For dressing the hair soft and silky
nothing exceeds this II indeed, the economical! yet
super,or article made hair It's cheaper than the
called hair OILS and it will keep the HAIR order with
plicaion long Is any other 0ftlcle male.
Sold-Prce 3, or shlings botteat the sign Of the
American Engic, g Chatham ~ NewY York l9 Fulton
Brooklyn State II. Boston Ledger Buildings, Phlade
pha and Pca:e, Broadway, Albany. DIT 2eod
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ns- Nr. Senoea S.escart. s,e Six Gocs Jobbins Mer
ebau;) wishes the distant public TO understand distinctly thai
hs Nor the Seneca B. Stewart Coz whatever may be the true
name of that interesting individually who was arrested on &C.
,rl, rht in The Park Theatre, charged ~, uesns Sou
ro1s H.nI No;rs This cs We regret iss NC hare
nnt ,,,n, c,- HE (arf
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ECONOMY IN FuEL,-very great improvements
have been made in the means of obtaining and sup
porting needfal warmth, SO that ton Of Coal,
burned in the best modern Stoves, will probably
answer the purpose for which three tons were re-
CURED twenty years ago. The coed work still
goes on. The Al. Tight and Ssir pes"i.iDS coai-
Stove of Harmed and Elliott, Philadelphia, IS the
latest and best evidence oft. 1t absolutely adapts
lis rate Of combustion 10 the temperature Of the
room, by means OF u valve which is expanded by
cold and contracted by higher temperature. This
stove needs looking 10 but twice day, enits no
DUST and really seems 10 be all that could be de-
sired None ure for sale in this City, because the
inventors sell in Philadelphia as fast as they can
make; but if some capable artisan in this City
should take hold OF them, he could hardly fail to
make fortune thereby. The specimen may be
seen for this day only at the American Institute, i'll
the Park.
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FROM TExAs.-By the arrival OF the u ,. reve-
nue. cutter Woodbury., Capt. Nimmo, at New-or-
leans on the l9h Galveston papers were received to
the llth inst The is unimporIant. Captain
N;mmo is the bearer of dispatches from The u s.
Charge d Affaires in Texas which we've forwarded
to Washington.
The British frigate Spartan touched at Galveston
ON the 9Th inst and landed Capt. Elliott, the British
Charge d'Atfaires to Texas, who was 10 poceed
forthwith 10 the seat OF Government. The Spartan
remained short time and then sailed for Veru Cruz,
having il is sad important dispatches for the Mex
lean Government
Two of the officers of the revenue cutter Wood
bury. I.isutenants Frcb aud Usher, fought duel
M The place known as the Texas Navy Yard, on the
,nora:ng Of the Sth inst-as we learn from The 1ai-
weston News. Single shots exchanged; no damage
done.
The Civilian publishes Major Donelson's address
on delivering his letter OF credence 10 Mr. Jones the
then Secretary of State and now President OF Texas,
and Dir. Jones' reply. The only passage worthy OF
particular note is at the conclusion OF Mr.. Jones
rcpy where speaking of his elevation by the people
TO the Presidency, he says, can only assure you
that the increase Of my responsibilities and trusts
will be attended with corresponding desire on my
par; not dsappoint their just expectations IN pre-
serving the relations, they now subsist between
the tive cout;ies in harmonious accordance with The
public will.
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EAST INDIA HAIR DYEConIse, red Hair made fine, black
mud glossy. Tas article have the effect desired by
Iha user IL will color the hair and nure the skin in the
least, Sold AT q COurtland,- street.
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ixayv hi, E.celency at limos comc-l saw HIM enter
f The nyowed purpose of having private conversation
with committee OF united association Ihs was alter
@ mad been searched and robbed Of Their papeI and aeI
murder, had been by
ne On This very day 100 Indians were assembled at that
I"re 10 welcome his Exceency Their dssulcs Were so
outIsndh beggar Descriptions aan R wee utea % e
teeth and mounted on horses -. -. :, ,,;, h
After the his satisfactory conference sil
Tho, comtee he mounted the yard IN front OF
the village church. from which an ante9 ipedse mo been
hng inrb and there the presence OF the largest coWu
hnI We ever nSsenlbed this village, and surrounded by l
Ssrnsed armed mounted men, received the eaIle c9
nj hunIes menbers of and contributors 10 the
ASSOCIATION who all the remainder OF ihat Gay
that all the Governor lacked Of beng an lnciah was
The calico. =, 49,. .oo, tho rot,,,, of his
E,ceency from limos he told The shern oil ls
roMniv VINO called upon him for advice and assistance IN re-
card MS duty that remain quiet until ne inc 5he
SIT e. from hu the GOVERNOR Tor he, the toveInof heu
opened With neEouaton the eosamg ,S
* ,ch might defeated by ncten on the part OF W
from that this, he has never SAID one word
- sheriff m regard the or position oil mat heso
L tietn
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Olt. SUCH a SHAVING SREAM'
,T,.,., III, La,,J 90 ,nrsad nd Hka II moi

Titus His beard IS rugged and like II not.
Mar Then If twill please ye. he shall cut It of.
The Cdpttre
1t fact to some perhaps melancholy that their
boards are rngged and exactly of Natures dnntest col
or to please eye of beauty Ia such cnse there but
one remedy aud Is good one Gu, 1t OIL But few look
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searfs and q sssa. 6
., ,s'; M T. b1sss .
%eat. G Glove ess Re. Stocks. &c. &C.
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~ THE LECTURE OF DR.. GRIscoM on the sub
lect of Disease It's Causes, Remedy, &c. was listen
ed to at the Repository OF the American Institute
last evening" by small but deeply interested audi
ence. After dwelling for some time upon the
causes of disease, especially among The poorer
classes, the dcplorabe ignorance among even the
more wealthy and cultivated, of the Laws Of Human
Life and the means OF its preservation, the lecturer
proposed 10 remedy the evil by the establishment
of an efficient Health Police, with power TO enforce
measures for domiciiary cleanliness. He proposes
that Health officers be required to visit every house,
and report to the City Inspector such us may be
deemed, either from dampness, lack OF ventilation.
or fifth unfit for habitations and dangerous TO the
public health and require tbs tenant 10 cleanse the
same; but if he refuse, the house may be ceansed
by authority of the Inspector, and the owner us
sessed TO pay the expense
The Professor SAID, what is doubtless true, that
by far the most prolific source OF disease in this
infected City, is a lack of cleanliness and ventla-
lion in the domiciis CT the poor. The lecture con-
tanned much interesting information or subject III
which all are deeply concerned; butw have not
room for more extended notice. We understand
the Lecture will be published under the authority OF
the American Institute.
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Hays i.iyIMESTA certain for the Piles in their
worst FORM sold 81 Courlnndsreet nis0 Bay Winter,
quait bottles price 50 Oriental Water of Gold new
and delightful perfume.
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L 0CA L N E w S.

THE FRANKLIN LYcEUM-Tho exhibition
given by this popular society on Wednesday
evening last afforded an intellectual treat of more
than ordinary richness to large and respectable
company of ladies and gentlemen. Several origi-
nal essays and well-selected recitations were de-
livered on the occasion. Where all executed adj
larlze; but at the hazard of mourning the charge
of par,iality, we would commend, for their many
excellencies, the addresses of Messrs. William
Anderson, James w. Sheahan, L. c.. Morgan,
and J. s. Byrne. We hope this interesting body,
formed for the nurture and cultivation of youth
full intellect, may continue to merit the applause
which is now SO generously bestowed upon it by
the friends of literature. .
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TO THE PUBLIC.
McGrath's Washington Coffee'HOuse,

Oh. Pennsylvania Avenue, opposite The Centre Market
TTAS been handsomely retted for the reception and
III accommodation of the public. The chambers are
neatly furnished aud we'll ventilated All Of them have
good fire places Sitting and eating rooms in the second
story suitably furnished and attended by actve and
obligng servants, at all times open.
Every exeron will be made by the proprietor to keep
on hand good supply of OYSTERS, TERRAFINs aud all
the decaces of the season that the market Affords and
they will be served up in equal df not SUPERIOR
10 any establishment in the District.
oct 29-lm
Phil u S. Gaz law4w and send bill to this ofiice
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UNITED ST.A1,ES HOTEL,
WASHINGTON, D. c.

ny TYLER g. BIRCH-Ths subscrbers having
d opened this large and commodous establishment on
Pennsylvania avenue between Sd and Al streets, the
square next to and Of the railroad depot invite tho
attention of the travelling public and community at large
10 the ample arrangements they have made for their ac-
fort and convenience The very liberal encouragement
which the public extended TO Thompson Tyler, while
proprietor of the Exchange Hotel induces him to hope
that he may continue deserve it's patronage at the Uni
ted States Hotel and he assures them that neither pains
nor expense will be spared in his efforts to cater to the
tastes Of all This Hotel one of the largest IN the
Union and will accommodate 300 persons 1t has nr
merous private parors for families and Is but two MN
utes walk FROM the railroad depot and five from the
Capitol. f THOMPSON IlLEk,
oct7.tf JAMES I'll. BIRCH
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New PUBLIcATIoNs-We have received from
the periodical depot of w. Taylor & Co., Penn
sylvapia Avenue, next door to Beers's Hotel, No.
l of "Sketches of Irish Character" by Mrs. s..
C. Hall, an illustrated edition, to be completed in
"a numbers; No IL Of Harper's Pictorial Bible;
and Arlhur's Ladies' Magazine, for December,
beinp the last number of the second volume.
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TN CLOTHING, CLOTHING! /.

tn CLOTHING! CLOTHING!!
i He SUBSCRIBER would respectfully call the at
teniion ofthe public to his large and weassored stock
of cheap and fashionable ready-made Clothing, comprs
ing every article usually found clothing establishments,
prices that fail to please. He would particular
ly call the attention of the citizens of the District of
Prince Georges and the adjoining counties of Maryland
Aand Virginia. his stock OF coarse Negro Clothing which
has been made to his order during the last month, and
which, for cheapness and durability, will compare with
any in The District.
Having lately employed Tailor of known reputation
mechanic of The first standing, he is prepared at all times
made to rider any kind of Clothing in the neates
and fashionable style, aud at the shortest notice,
, Fits warranted in all cases VIM EGAN
octS .law3w Peun av. south side btw 9th a. 9TH SIS
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AUCTJON SALES

wv AUCIIUV OHLES.
w would respectfully invite Alteration to our regu-
lar Evening Sales which will be hereafter every evening
Except Tuesday and Thursday early candle light a.
the New York Commission Store, few doors east OF
Coleman's National Hotel where will sell good ns
sortment of black blne and blue blk cloths fine French
casslmeres ; blue, black, and gray cassnes fine heavy
tweed silk satin and merino vestng calico, mousseln
de lane Irish lnen shaWls Shirts stocks scars
cravas linen collars and bosoms gum suspendes gloves,
socks boots Shoes segars brass and woodwork clocks
velvet and glazed caps razos knives and forks lea and
table spoons and 6bolte revolving casters fine linen
fancy SOAP rosewood and other fancy work boxes guns
pistols gold pencils, watches. mantle time pieces with
shades, etc. etc. Also, Ready made Clothing, such as
riey OF fancy and useful articles to mention
p nov :. "a LEWIS g. HUNT, Auctioneers.,r, i,
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AUCTION SALES.
BY LEWIS & HUNT.

EXTRA SALES OF FANCY DRY GOODS, CLIO
thing, Watches, Jewslry Guns, Pistols, Table and
Pocket Cutlery, NTH extensive assortment Of iscet-
aneot.s Goods from different manufactures 10 be clos
ed ,cithoth reserue Nas liE #sf1l2iaa e3 Is ri
WE shall sell This Epenng at early candleght and og
be continued every eUenng this Deek, the New
York Auction and Commission Store, Pennsy vana Ave-
nue., near Mr.. Colemans Hotel, large collection of r,
Goods such Fsaf aah4 ss sse,, + H \, ss,r II ,,tr
Super blue and black Cloths and Cassimeres il itr,--
Tweeds Silk and Valencia Vestings
Fine Silk and Satin Scarfs Suspenders, Hosiery, &c.
Ladies Wooen Shawls Scarfs Velvet Points, &r. s]1
Boots, Shoes Ole Bull style Caps, Glazed and Velvet n
Caps. f ~ lf I3 fte g-.@ ~ g9 .3.st%h
make, double and single cases, English Watches fine
gold Breastpins. as}s. tsg,e gf 10 ara III II g3y1
Guns and Pistels.--Also will be added, fine double and
single barrel Guns, Damascus and wire twist, with a
large selection of sceaneous goods. /. ..lr rs .
nov 10 LEWIS g. HUNT, Aucioneers. \ I.
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WINES, LIQUORS, DC.

NIX WINES, LIQUORS, DC.
~ BASKETS Champa me- Anchor brand, vintage lS40
impoted by the subscriber in the ship Warsaw, New
York on the LIST October and warranted first quality
25 baskets Champagne, Great Western brand
25 dozen Madeira, Sherry, Port &c
cases Muscat Wine
S quarter casks Sicily Madeira do
2 halfpipes Otard, Dupuy Co.'S Brandy
pipe Holland Gin
10000 Cigars, Principles, &c.
10000 do La Fraganca, very superior
novl 5-eo2wf VIM. M. RANDOLPH
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~ BOOTS AND SHOES. sazss,~
HE subscribers have received part of their Fall supply
OF articles in their line of business consisting of $50 pack
ages, among which the following:
1900 pairs Negro Brogans and Boots, of all qualities
which they would particularly call tho attention of far
and planters their orders having been filled with
special reference TO their supply
Genrlemen's French Shoes and Boots
Do fine sewed and pegged do and water proof
Ladies Walking Shoes and Slippers in great variety
Misses and Chlldren's Boots and Shoes do
Ladies and Gentlemens finished and plain Gum Over
shoes and Sandals, very superior quality
They will be constantly receiving stock made to order
until the close of the season.
An additional supply Of " Day and Martins" genuine
London signed Backing superior article.
oct 3l--eoIw A. COYLE &. SON
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W NEW FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.
L HE SUBSCRIBER has received from New York and
Baltimore large and wellassorted stock of Fancy and
Staple Dry Goods, to which he would respectfully
call the attention of his customers and all who i'll
search of cheap and fashionable goods give him call
before purchasing elsewhere. VIM. EGAN,
oci8-2w3w Penn. south side, btw. 9th a. 9TH SITS.