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MAYOR,S OFFICG
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BALTIMORE, December l2, lS45. {

BALTIMORE, December H. lSi5
THYO TIL n PUBLIC. The early severity of the
IL weather calls for some action of The communi-
~ towards the relief of The Suffering Poor of the
city, especially as respects the want of fuel | there
fole most respectfully Recommend to my felOw-citi-
zens 10 assemble at the following places of meet
ing in each ward, on TUES DAY EVENING, the 18th
inst al O'Clock, and appoint Committees to make
immediate collections for the benefit Of tae Poor.
LIST watd-Bryants.
ID do. Mrs. McCoy'S, cor Bond and Thames-s St.
81 do. Logan Hall, corner Bond and Bank ss
4th do Coath Sargeant's, LOmbard-st.
5lh do. Marion Temperance Hail, Ensor-st.
9Th do. Steever's, cor. Bcl-Air Market Space
7th do. Hickory Hall, Ed street.
9th do. Spelman's School Room, Hen street.
9th do. Mrs Clouds.
10Th do. Mansion H0use, cor. Fayette and ST. Paul
llth do Murray, cor Howard and Cathedra -sts
18th do. Mrs. Temperley's, Howard street.
18th do. Boye's, Liberty street.
liih do. Gen. Wayne Inn, Baltimore street.
18th do. Vauxhall Gardens.
10th do. Sawkins', Pratt-st., near Paca.
18th do. VIM Leithe's, cor West and Light.sls.
18Th do. Clark's Western Hotel, Bait. near Cove.
18th do. Cor. Georges. and Penns, lyania avenue,
over Newten's store.
goth do. Fickns, Black Horse, Penn. Avenue.
dl5-2t JACOB G. DAVIES, Mayor.
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ELLUsTRATED BOOKS IL ANNALS.
IA IllE ENEEsSl q ~ i ERN LLE IIEI,

Illustrated BOOKS IL ANIMALS,
d THE POErS' G tLLERY OF BEAUTY, being a
series OF Portraits Of The principal Female Char.
actefS of the most popular British Poets, from
paintings by eminent artists, made expressly faI
the work, under the superintendent OF Edward
Fmdew; with letter press, by Mrs. !, G. Hall.
THE LOND IN ART UNION PRIZE ANNUAL
with two hundred pictures and designs purchas-
ed by the London Art Union.
THE PEOPLES GALLERY OF ENGRAVINGS-
with slAty-hve splendid engrayings, elegantly
bound in gilt cloth.
MONTGOMERY : SACRED GIFT-aseries of Med
i!atons upon Scripture Subjects, with twenty
highy- finished engfavlngs after celebrated paint
ihgS by the great masters.
HEArH'S BOOK OF BEAUTY FOR lS46-with
thirteen beautiful engravings.
THE KEEPSAKE, edited by the Countess of Bless
lngtnn, with thirteen highly finished engravings
for 1916.
LEAFLETS OF MEMORY-l2 steel engrayings.
THE GIFr-a Christmas and New Years present
THE OPAL beautiful boSk for the season.
The above, with all The American Annals for 1916.
THE ILLUSTRATED POETS.
LONGFELLOW'S POLITICAL WORKS--with
splendid illustrations.
LADY OF THE LAkE-ilmstrated.
MOORE'S LALLa ROUKH, do.
BURNS WJRKS-lsno. beaut ftl " illustrated in )
diff rent STYLES of binding.
Mrs. HEMAN'3 POLITICAL WORKS-in seven diff
iercn' styles OF binding, &c.
COWPEWS POETiGAL WORKS-c0th gilt and
Turkey extra, with steel plates
MiLTON'S WORK S-Roya London edition, super-
extra with exquisite engraving, American edi-
tons, at all prices, illustrated.
SHAkSPEARE-rtch binding, illustrated.
BYRON'S WORKS,
The above, together with many others, 10 which we
call the att' nlnn of III pu0Ic, constituting the most
complete assortment we have eve, had in store.
PARSONS, PRESTON & KJERTX,
dl5-eo3t No. Isl Pratt-st., next 10 Railroad Depot.
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New YoRK FLOUR AND GRAIN Market
The Herald Of Saturday has the following re-
port Of the flour and grain markets:
The market for Flour remains in a very ac-
tive condition, particularly in the shipping line.
Great quantities are yet being shipped for the
English market, and many Of our large vessels
are now loading exclusively with flour. The
Liverpool leaves on the 2lst instant with over
1000 barrels, and the Goodwin with probably
10000, which certainly is no indication of in
activity. The general prce for all sorts is
$685., although some holders reluctantly ope-
rate at these rates At all events it will not
recedc great deal from this quotation. Ia
Wheat there have been some sales, though not
Of much note. Holders are asking from SI,32
aSL33, but purchasers are unwilling to give it,
and offer Sl30, Corn is not very brisk yet it
is wanted for export at 79aSl cents per IS lbs.
Rye 50 cents.
HEAVY Snow STORM. AT Quebec the snow
- t,,, Innt damn -, , l,,,I
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TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS!

TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS!
GONSUMPTivEs BEWARE OF DECEP-
" TON AND ALL SPURIOUS TAR MIX
THOMSON'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF TAR
AND WOOD NAPHTHa,
which is daily effecting such remarkable cures in
PULMONARY CONSUMPTION!
PHILADELPHI-, CclOber ID, 1915.
he undersigned is induced to make the following
brief statement under firm conviction that many
valuable lives might be saved was recourse had to
the same means which have restored me to health.
had suffered for years with weakness of the LUNGS
and LIVER COMPLAINT, but so gradual were the
nroads Of disease that felt alarm until withia
the last year. The chief cause Of distress pain
in my breast and right side great oppression, almost
strangng, aud total inability Use the corrupt
ter winch INSTRUCTED my breathing; and at times so
great my suffering thought could not live an
hour 1t is scarcely necessary to say, that daring
this time had the best medical attend nee, was cup
ped, blisered, Sc. with NJ avail. also used vari
Gus advertised and w II known medicines, obtaining
no relief whatever until | procured THOMSONS
COMPOUND SYRUP OF TAR ND WOOD
NAPHTH.A, one bottle of which benefited me more
than all else | had taken; and now assert it as my
solemn belief that by this time IShouM haze b. en- tH
my grave had not procured this remedy at the time
did. SARAH JANE ADAMS,
No. 1873 South Fourth street.
Sworn to and subscribed this 18Th day of October,
1915, before me, CHAUNCEY BuLKLsY. derman.
Prepared only by 5. P. THOMSON, Pnilade phla.-
Authorised agents: Roberts & Atkinson, corner Bat-
more and Hanover SITS; g. Stott, Washington, d. y /;
M. A. SantOn, Norfolk A. Duval Il Co. Richmond.
Va. Price 50 cts or six bottles for So So Btpare o.
phsm you purch use. do 3m'
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OUR Book TABLE. From Jas. 5. Waters VIC have
the vicar of Wakefield" that sterling old novel by
Goldsmith, so truthful and moral in It's tendencies. 1t
forms No. XXXIII of Wiley and Putnams' Library
ofChoce Reading. Nos XXXlV and XXXv of the
same series, comprise the "Life of Louis, Prince of
Conde," the great military leader during the civil war
in France, with sketches after contemporary history
of Richeieu, Mazarin, and other great men of that
epoch. This is book of solid information, and as
interesting us any novel in its conteats.
From Messrs. Taylor, Wilde & Co., we have re-
eeived Arthurs Magazine for January, 1916, contain
ing four exquisite eHgravngs; Love and Mesmerism, ,
No. e. of the Library of select novels, by Horace
Smith, No. of Harper's illustrated edition of the
Wandering Jew; Nos. II and ID of Harpers iustra-
ted Shakespeare. A peep int London Society, by
Punch, with ten illustrations; and Elinor WHY'S, or
the Young Folks of Lousbridge, tale in two volumes
written by lady.
From Messrs. Armstrong s. Berry, Nos. II and 70
Of Harpers illustrated Bible, and No of the Wan
dering Jew.
We have received also from Mr. James s. Waters,
neatly bound book, entitled "Arnold's Rugby School
Sermons.
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BY THOMPSON & COVER

CATALOGUE SALE OF VERY SUPERIOR RAJ
IiMDtE MADE FukNlTURE; LIS Gilt Bronz-
ed SOLAR AND ASTRAL LAMPS; PLATED
WARE; FRENCH CHINA, &c; 20 sets one TO five
Light CHRONICLES. sc, &C. ~ "
NI iL.I Il SOLD on the second floor of our
w Sales Room, No 30 HANOVER STREET.
on THURSDAY MORNING, 18th inst at 10 o,cIk
splendid collection Of FURNI URE, LAMPS GI
RONDOLES, sc. Sc We name in part, viz: 1875
Solar and Astral Lamps Of the latest fashion; IS SET
Of to . light GlroadOICs; plated Cake Baskets and
CaStor'; superior Tea Tray ; French Dinner and
Ttl CHINA sets, very superior; mahogany and wal
mat Dressing Bureaus; do do Uuing and Breaktl. 1
Tables; high and low pO Bed eads; common Blu
rea1S; spring seat Sofa; mahogany and marble ION
e ntfe Tables; mahogany and parOr Chairs; do Rock
ina ,hairS; ottSman'; superior cherry and maple
BrdseadS; mahoE. Toilet Tables, with glass; do End
Tables; DO hlg0 post rads; Mantle Time Pieces:
large aud splendid AndirOna; ivory handle Knives
aud Forks, 81 pieces: Buck handle do; walnut and
cherry WaShstands; Rnut Tables; | splendid marble
Slab beautifully nlaid for CHEQuER TABLE; Shn-
vel and longs; rapil Macia Centre Table, 10 supe-
rior Mattresses; l25 large Comforts; Blankets, &c.
Together with variety of Goods not enumerated.
The goods can be seen on Wednesday morning AT ,
O'Clock Catalogues ready on Thursday morning.
{G- The Ladies are particularly invited this sale.
Terms cash, IN Bankab!c funds
dl5-4t THOMPSON & COVER.
A LARGE SUPPLY OF NEW BOOKS.
FHNIIS DAY ltECEIV ND BY
N TAYLOR, WILDE s co.
The Book Of Christmas, so
ElInor WHY'S or the young folk of Longbridgc,
The SQUIRE "A novel by Miss Pickering, %
Love and Mesmefism, by Horace Smith, Esq. %.
illustrated Wandering Jew, No. 6, %
Anhur'T Magazine for jan '16, greatly improved, %
Illustrated do do do %
Money, play of Buwer, just published 1914
Peep into London SocIctv with 10 Illustrations %
splendid lot of new Music,
Five tavorltc Songs from the Opera of La Som
nambula, o5
Four select Airs from Sdhor's Opera of Azor &
Zcmra for the Piano Folte, 25
Ga!ope de BavoHre, for the Piaao Forte, by Leo.
pold de Meyer, a5
The Musical World, Nos. !, and 3, consisting
of vocal aud instrumental music for the PA
no Forte, %
Music from The celebrated Opera Of Guy Manner
ing, five pieces for IS
Music from the Opera of the Enehantress, by
Bale, six songs for %
lot Of splendid Animals, among which are
The Musical Annual The Snow Flake, KISS
Krngie, Whip poor will, the Gift, &c.
{I5" Every new aud cheap publication rect ivea as
soon as issued and for sale wholesale and RETAIL ut
TAYLOR, WILDE & CO.'S Literary Hall,
Nos 4, and Jarvis Buildings, - lit.
And at No. g ELLIOTT'S BUILDINGS,
1t Penn. Avenue, Washington city.
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The Courts. For interesting proceedings Of
the Courts, sec outer column.
Specimens Of american .Manufaciuve. Never
before has it fallen to our lot to behold such
fine specimens Of American manufactured cut
ery as were submitted to our examination last
Saturday. They consist of an entire set of
knives and forks, 50 pieces in all, of the finest
steel with ivory handles, and are placed in
beautiful mahogany box. They are manufac-
tured to the order of Mr.. G. f. Wetmore, and
are for sale at that gentlenan's store, North
Chares-st., opposite the Union Bank, where
may also be obtained almost every variety of
articles necessary for domestic use.
Violating Market Pririleg@. The several
market-masters are frequently put to much
trouble by persons attempting to pass through
the streets leading to the market-houses during
market hours, in violation of city ordinance,
a ease occurred at the Hanover Market on
Saturday evening. person in attempting to
pass through the cro3d, was stopped by the
market master; upon which he became enrag-
ed, and threatened to sue the market-master
for an assault-a position he no doubt will
abandon, upon more mature reflection. The
officer did no more than his duty; and those
who attempt to violate the privileges of per-
SO'i' hCtJ VIII plulllDl W
do his duty. The person offending was fined
81 and costs by Justice Showacre.
The Heather. That it showed, raned, hail
ed, and iroze, ga few between the hour of 10
o'clock, on Saturday night, and yesterday even
ing, is well known to our local readers. The
pavements were so sleety as to endanger the
safety of pedestrians, and owing to the floods
of water it was difficult to cross some of tho
,l,,,. al,
which is to be regretted, as in most of them
collections were to have been taken up for the
poor. The signs for a continuation of bad
weather are very prominent.
Fires. The alarm of fire about o'clock on
Saturday evening, was caused by the burning
Of the interior of the hat store of Mr.. H. Reit-
snider, No IS, N. Howard-st The fire is
supposed to have caught accidentally. The
stock was considerably damaged by The guam
t,ty Of water thrown upon it. We could not
ascertain the amount of loss. About 10
o'clock the same evening, another alarm was
sounded, which proceeded from the burning of
a chimney III Eutaw near Clay-st
Burglary. The house Of Mir Richard Il.
Smith, in Madison-st., was forclbIy entered on
Saturday night, some time between 10 O'clock
aud daylight Yesterday morning, and robbed of
Il cloth cloak and other articles of clothing,
amounting in value TO about $40 The thieves
entered by forcing the shutters of the back
window.
,9ppojntmcnt. Robert Wilson, late Deputy
Sheriff, has been appointed a Constable under
the city court.
Released. VIM. Carmichael one of the young
men charged with violating the person of the
German girl, has been released on bail.
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"THE RATIONAL REMEDY" 1t will be seen by the
advertisement in another column, that the era
tional Remedy" for incipent consumption, &c., re-
ferred to by our correspondent Frankin' in Satur-
days paper, may be had at the of several apo
thecaries in this city.
We think it proper to correct two errors which oc-
CUR, in the communication of Franklin. The ave.
rage quantity of oxygen inhaled per diem should have
been stated 81 instead of % in the last pa
ragraph, the words ''annual heat" should have been
"animal heat.n
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FE0Ny-sT. THEATRE 80 New York Circus Accord
ing TO previous announcement, this popular house
will be opened this cveaing by the celebrated "New
York Circus Company" under the management Of
MIR, N. A. howes. Among the names of the pert'T-
mers will be loHnd some OF the most talented EqueS-
TRANS in The country The justly celebrated Acrobat
Family, who's astonishing performances have been
the delight of the audiences ofthe Northern Theatres,
belong TO this company, and will appear this evening.
The New York Commercial Advertiser in speaking
Of their perlo at Nblos Gardens, short time
since, used the following laDguage:-"The pal tiest
days of the Ravels TO be enacted here. Each
might that this surprising troupe appears the saloon is
crowded Their performance is unexcept nabe,
and the prevailing opinion appears TO be that the
Acrobat Family are even more surprising than Ii e
Ravel Family. We advise those who have not seen
them to go TO the Garden The Acrobat Family will
tender trustworthy the trouble and double the price
of admission"
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BIBLES ANDPRAYER BOOKS.

EBAEs0SS, PRESTON a. * UfeIZ, have
Il on hand large stock OF Bibles and Prayer Books
OF almost every style OF binding, suitable as presents
FOR the coming Holidays
Those wishing to lind fine assortment of all sizes
OF the above are invited to call, we have them at
all prices to sui, Il customers.
p. ?. 4 KURTZ have also very large stock %
Animals and STANDARD Fancy Books for tn holidays.
Together with large stock Of Fakcy Articles such
as God and Silver Pencils cases, beautiful Gard Ca
and Neeule Books, PurS $, Fancy Boxes, Writing
Desks or very superior quality. And also, a full
supply of Juvenile Books aud Games for Children at
Isl Pratt street, djniGing
dis RAsPj Railroad Depot.
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s EAS3NABLE DRY GOODS.
~ 9 to IA WHITNEY BLANKETS
CLOAKlNG; GALA PLAlDS
CashmereS; Reps; MouseIine de Lame
Flannels; InIhs; CasSineres; Cassnets
Turker /, Broche, Cashmere; ThibCt, Cloth and
Blanket Si1AWLS
Gentlemen and Ladies KID GLOVES
RlBANDS, very cheap TO close
Pink, blue, white and drab SATINS
BONNET VELVETS, of great variety Of price
and shade
Rutland and Florence Braid BONNETS
Calicocs, Musins, Ticking, Gnghams, &c.
Spotted KID GLOVES, l2l cts. All of which will
be sold at low pices to close.
THOMAS ARMSTRONG,
dl5-HDlS It's Baltimore street.
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A L. III a N A C.
Noon 'sDhases.
MARRIED.

On the llth inst, by the Most Rev. Archbishop &c
clrSon, and afterwards by the Rcv'd Or. Wyatt
NDRIAN I,rLIN, Of New York, to ELEANoRA dauGhter
OF GEM Co umhus O'D"nnen
On the 2uh ult ny the Raw. Nj. Best, john LAUs
COINED To Miss CATHARtNE COULTER, all of this city
A. Lancaster, Pa on the l6Ih uIr, John f.. Michael
OF baltimore, IN Miss Susan Baker, of that place.
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HOLD PENS WITH GOLD CASES.-
Va Just received superior article of GOLD pENS
with Gold Case; do. with Silver cases, Gold rencl
Gases. Also very extensive assortment OF Gola
Breast Pins: Rings; Keys; uds; Ear Hoops; pi"ted
Jewelry; silver Spoons; Spectacies; fencI cases
Cutlery; BrilaIis Ware, Brass Clocks; Peftulhery,
Fancy Soaps, &C., for sale to dealers AT very '0''
prices by ELIAS HALE,
dig No. ll2 Baltimore St
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vNNHE Rational REMEDx. For

FNNHE RATIONAL REMEDY. For all
n cases of incpient Consumption, Bronchitis,
obstinate Coughs; Colds, generally characterized as
''cOlds that settle on the breast" and weak or
debiitaed condition of tte of The chest this
remedy may be relied upsa with The mo undoubting
confidence. For the genuine article and particulars,
&C., apply TO the following Druggists:
Messrs. ISRAEL J. GRAHAME, corner of Eutaw
and Baltimore streets.
COLEMAN II ROGERS, No. l73 Baltimore street,
between Light and Calvert-st.
VIM. s. REESE, No. 81 e. Ballimore-st =, and
THOS. c. HOPKINS, corner of Broadway and
Fleet street, F. P. l5-2aw3w-
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ph the tJlh inst. ANNA MARIA OrUELIA, daughter
ot 1ohn u ana Elizabeth Rau, aged is years,
ner sank, IN the 9th year of her age
3ith year Of her age.
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CLOSED BY Ice, The Susquehanna river,
has been closed by ice, at Columbia, for more
than a week, and is likely to remain closed.
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DIVIDEND. The Frederick County Bank has
declared dividend of and So per cent.
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LETTER BAGS Up AT TEE EXCHANGE READING ROOM.
For LiverpOO-Shp Grace Brown soon
For Lond0n-Ship Powhatan, with despatch.
For Br'men-ShiP Albert, with despatch.
For 10 de Janeiro-Barque Baltimore, Goth inst.
FOR Bremen -Harque Frederick Jacob, 2Uth inst.
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SUICIDE. Mr.. E. Rogers, merchant of Phi.
ladelpha, committed suicide on Thursday.
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DEBT PAID. The Baptist Board of Foreign
Missions have fully paid their debt of $40, 900.
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CHECKED TO DEATH. Captain Barnett, an
aged citizen of Elk Neck, in Cecil county, Md,
choaked himself SO that he died on Tuesday
last, while eating his dinner.
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DELEGATE TO CONGRESS FROM OREGON. 1t
the Union, whether MIR. Pakenham and John
Bull will let it or not. MIR. White has been
appointed a delegate in Congress by the self
appointed government of that territory, and is
now in Washington, to ask seat in our Ma
tional Assembly to represent the territory.
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CRANBERRIEs. Cranberries are scarce at
Albany, and sell at s4.5oas5.5o bushel.
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GENERAL Posi- OFFicE STATISTICS. The
whole amount OF revenue derived iiom 926 Of
the larger post Offices of the u. States, for the
quarter ending 3oth Sept. last; is $27l, 473,
being SI93,0oS less than for the same time
last year, or decrease of nearly AZ per cent.
Out Of 925 post offices, which, under the old
law, paid 500 net and upwards per quarter,
10 only exhibit an incrcase-thcsc show an in
crease Of sll9. The decrease in 9l5 offices is
slG3l2T
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TLOAKINGS, CLOTHS & CAsSIMERES.
" large assortment of Wooden Goods, at very
reduced prices, being DESTROYS OF reducing large
stock of Woolens prior to the LIST of January are
offering them at exceeding low prices:
CLOTHS-a colurs and quality So 90 to 90
CASSIMERES-fancya and plain 62i to so
CASSiNETS-s stripe plaids & plain SO to 81
GLOAKINGS-beaut ful styles 90 TO i So
FLANNhLS-white, red s. yellow 25 to SO
BLANKETS-Whi,Re Rose & Duffle,
9, TO- IL, 10 and - p 90 to 6 90
Together with great variety of Fancy and slap c
Goods, which will be sold at prices that will defy
competition. Those studying economy would do well
TO call at JOHN IL. WILSON,
No. 90 Baltimore street, white HOuse,)
al5thSs3 a doors below Frederick at.
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TLOAKINGS, BLANKETS AND FLAN-
" NEi.S. ]. LEE WEBSTER & 90, No. 35

AtAOAKINGS, BLANKETS AND FLAN-
" NELS. J. LEE WEBSTER CO., No. 3o
MARKET STREET, would inform their friends and Gus
toners spneralls, together with ali that wish to Sc
cure themseve- against the ross of winter, that they
have large and complete as 0rtmeHt of WINTER
GOODS, that we pledge ourselves TO sell as low as
any other house in the city. Our Goods are OF the
best quality AID choice selections, few of which we
beg to call your attention to, viz:
Cloakings, a very handsome assortment
Cashmeres, few very handsome at 81 cts
do. do do. do. AT % cts.
kiouseline de LANES, best styles in the city
AlpaCas of every shade and quality
Beautiful shaded Cashmerts
SHAWLS-Super Cashmere and Terkerrl Shaws,
n few on hand will be sold very low 1hibet Wool,
pIain n d embroidered; Br0cha do very fine; Mouse
de Lain do Blanket do Cloth do.
ALSO-A splendid assortment of CLOTHS, CAS-
S MERES, CASSINETTS, VESTlNGS; Flannes!
Blankets: Lins. VS. fund Cloths Jeans; bleached and
brown CottIns; Gloves; white, black and cOored
Ho.ier,; spool Cottons; Pins Comforts &C. Also,
.plendd assortment OF CalicCes fro Ia g. 10 25 cents;
Table Cloths, &c, &c.
All persons purchasing Goods at this place that do
not turn out IA represented, return them any
reasonable time, and have their money refunded.
LEE WEBSTER :. co.
No 35 Market street,
dis doors East of Fl, deriek-at.
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HERO Gone. Mr.. Elish Blackman, the
last of the defenders of Wyoming at the mas
sacre of Sd July, ITS, died OH Thursday last,
a, his residence in Luzerne county.
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POPULAR LECTURES. The hflh Lecture of the
course in the English Lutheran Church, Lexington
st. will be delivered This evening by the Rev. c.
Krauth.
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Ny- POPULAR LECTURES The fifth Lecture
Of the course, in the English Lutheran Church, will
he delivered HIS EVENING, 18th inst, by Rev'd
G. z. kRAuTH, TO c .rnmence at u O'Clock. 1t