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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-05-10

AN UMBRELLA MANuFACToRY. We visited yes;er
day the establishment of Mr.. Thos Lucas Ennis, No.
2iO Baltimore street, north side, few doors above
Charles street, where he has recently commenced the
manufacture of umbrellas, parasols parasoletts sun
shades, SC. in all their varieties Mr., L. has been en-
gagged for number of years in the business in Phila-
dephia, and has located himself in this city for
the purpose of supplying our citizens, merchants and
others, with such articles they have been COMPEL
ed heretofore to seek in distant markets. He is fully
prepared, and is now manufacturing, the above att
Giles in style superior to any thing of the kind ever
offered for sale in this city; for neaness beauty and
variety they cannot be excelled. He has fine front
room for exhibition and sale-retal and wholesale;
various apartments for manufacturing; and gives emf
ployment TO large number of females. Such an es-
Enlistment has long been needed in this city; and we
pleased to know that he has already received or
ders from some of most extensive and prosperous
merchants for supplies of his manufacture Dealers
and others will do well to give him a call
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LATER FROM MArANzAs BY the arrival at
N. Yorl, of the ship York, Capt Morrill,, we
learn that two days previous to sailing, orders
were received at the Custom house at Matan-
zas for vessels to pay tonnage dues on the tons
they have on board, in lieu of tons of measure
ment of vessels as heretofore. 1000 neat Spa
nish pounds to the ton, 400 lbs. to box of
sugar.
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ANUEAP GROCERY STORE,
" AND FREE WAGON YARnM!
We are now opening some Of the best Bargains in
GROCERIES to be found in the city. Quick sales
and small profits is rule. Give US a call ard get
sugar at 8! cents; Coffee al 7, g. g. 10 and l2 cts per
TO-; Teas from 20 cts TO 81; Soap cts. bar; Rice
cts lb prime lot of smoked Herrings at 10 cts
dozen. All cheap for cash.
HORSE FEED, of all kinds, at low prices.
Our Ha'd is fitted with high f.nce, good stalls and
sheds, and flee to customers.
~ In the city, goods sent home free of charge!
a. w. GOLDSBOROUGH & CO.,
No. ;so9 East Baltimore street,
milo Between Bend and Caroline,
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HHLETCHER d CO., No. $ HOLIDAY sr-
IL Annexed we beg leave to present to our numer-
Gus patrons both at home and abroad the splendid
schemes TO be drawn NEXT WEEK
$4,000, MONDAY, tickets S.
$4,000, TT ESDAY, tickets 800.
S25,0OO, WEDN ESDAY, tickets So
$4,000, THURSDAY, tickets IS.
$4,000, FRI DAY, tickets S2I.
$4,000, SATURDAY, tickets 81.
Drawn Nos. of yesterdays LOTTERY,
.46 4 90 40 81 Is so 81 As 80 IL 81 II
For the capitals, he sure and apply to
JAMES FLETCHER g. CO.,
1t Baltimore, Md.
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PUBLICATIONS. Anthems Lalin Versifcati9n, for
the use of schools and COLLEGES has been received from
Armstrong b Berry, Baltimore ST. Also, No , Of an
Encyclopedia of Domestic Economy, useful 10 house.
keepers
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IMPORTANT DISPATCHES EXPECTED Mr.,
White, late Consul at Liverpool, came home
in the Hibernia. The Boston papers say he is
the bearer of important dispatches, from the
American Legation in Belgium, to the Secre-
tarv of State
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TIE STAMP Act. As this act goes into OPP
Grafton to-day, we repeat our publication OF the
nrices Of Stamps. They are as follow;
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IMPRISONMENT OF BoswoRTH AND HEATH.
Bosworth and Heath, convicted of often
ces against the Government of Rhode Island
while acting under the Peoples Constitution, !
were sentenced on Monday by the Supreme
Court sitting al Bristol, to Imprisonment in the
county Jail, and committed
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StAL1COEs. Just received, large and hand
" some assortment of FANCY PRINTS, for sale
at reduced prices, wholesale and retail.
HENRY w. COOKE
MILO Corner of Hanover and Lombard Sta
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TOBACCO PLANTS. The prospect for to-
oacco crop, says the Marlbro' Gazette, is ra-
thcr gloomy at present The fly is making
sad havoc with the young plants, and will con-
tinue to destroy them so long as the harsh
weather continues. This time last year, many
planters had commenced planting their crop
now we know some who were sO,ring the seed
for the third time on the first Of the week.
The crop must be far below an average one.
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AHILLER a. cos. all fortunate prize office.
lvM corner of ST. Paul & Baltimore sis. Another
beautiful prize of $1,000 sold to citizen customer for
an ostlay of 81, to comb II 81 80, half ticket and
of $50, Nos II 80 49, both sold by the fortunate Mil
Ter x Co.
Draws TODAY, the Md. Consolidated Lottery,
class 1876 Nos IL ballots, making beautiful scheme
for the price of tickets.
BRILLIANT SCHEME:
! prize OF S55oM prize OF $500
s. l5lO
ooo $780, &c
Tickets S2-shafes in proportion.
Certificate of packages of % quarters only that
can draw highest prize.
For packages single tickets or shares of tickets ap-
ply TO the old established and most fortunate office Of
MILLER & co,
Corner of Baltimore and st. Paul streets
Drawn Nos. of the Md. Lottery, class Sc, drawn
May 9-lowest prize S4
As % 40 81 Is SO 81 IS 80 IL 81 II
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THE ARMY. Companies A. and B. of the u.
S. Infantry, under the command of Capt, Bur-
bank, arrived at st. Louis on the 30th ult., on
the "Gen. Brook" from Fort Crawford, on
their way to Fort Leavenworth. Attached to
these companies are Lleutenants Wallace,
Price, Jarrett, Mclean and Booker.
RESIGNATION. We learn from the Boston
Mercantile Journal, that Rev, Clement M.
Butler, rector of Grace Church, in that city,
Formerly of Georgetown, d. c. contemplates
separation from the people under his care
The illness of his lady is assigned as the cause
of this act-her health requiring a more congo
NAL climate.
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NN RS. MCPHERSON, No. 50 Norh Howard
w street has Just received so dozen German Linen
ioehtt HhNDhEhCHlEFS. milo
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1OLD PENS! GOLD PENS! A fresh
~ supply received this day and for sale by
GABRIEL ID. CLARK, Water street,
mlO second door from Calvert
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FIRE. A fire broke out on the night of the
6th instant, in the lower story of tie store No.
81 Washington street, Boston occupied by J.
w. Patterson, as a gentlemans furnishing
store, and by Gillespie s. Lothrop, tailors-
The interior of the store, with both stocks of
goods, were entirely consumed There was an
insurance on Pattersons stock, at one of the
Mutual offices. The second and third stories
were occupied as printing offices of the Tenn
perance Standard and Boston Cutivator.-
These establishments, however, suffered but
little injury.
FATAL DISEASE. We regret to learn, says
the Detroit Advertiser that Mr. Schuyler
Hodges, an old and respectable citizen of Pom
tac, died in that village, on Monday, of erys-
pelas. This epidemic is prevailing to an alarm
ing extent in some portions of Oakland. In
the southwestern part Of the county, within
the space Of two miles square, we are told that
thirty persons have recently died of this single
disease.
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"ASTEN TO BYRNE & CO.'S, yellow
IL House and try your luck in the famous Small
Fry which draws TO day as we are now in fortunes
way, having sold $4,000 i'll prizes this week Scheme
$4,000, 4ovO-tickets ga package ofqrs only 81 25
Drawn Nos. OF Yesterdays Lottery,
46 80 40 81 rs so 81 as 80 II 81 IT
BYRNE & co.
Nosth East corner of Exchange Place
1t aid South st, Yellow House.
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ARRIVED.

Sclr Eliza Hand, Baker, 6 days from Providence
domestcs, 10 T. Pierce. Passed yesterday, off New
Point, schr Lady Warrington, from New York; and
this morning, off the Pauxent, ship; both bound up
Brig Chatham, Nickerson, days from Boston, as
sorted cargo, to Osborn Whuidge.
Steam packet Herald, Russell, from Norfolk Saw
nothing.
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WAR WITH ENGLAND. IF the dispute be-
t&een this country and England in relation to
Oregon should not result in war, it is still evil
dent that the latter is making the necessary
preparations TOR such an event. The declara-
ton of O'Connell, published yesterday, and
she speech of Sir Robert Peel on the Maynooth
grant bill, shew, that great effort will be
made to combine the whole power of the Brit
sh empire, with view TO contest with the
United States. The British Minister expressly
avowed such to be his object in endeavoring to
concilate the Irish repealers-and O'Connell
mas given US warning that we must not fight
England if she grants favors to the repealers.
Now it may be, that there is no serious cause
30 2pprehend war with England; bu; would it
not be prudent in our government to put the
country in the best posture of detence2 or shall
we slumber until we be awakened by the roar
of the British guns?
1t is stated "that war clause has been in
serted in all the marine policies of insurance at
Lleyds.n This (says the New York Her !
I'D ''is more significant than any thing they
have yet seen; for there can be 10 doubt that
this measure has been adopted by the under
writers at Lloyd's on the best authority in Lon
don, as to the intentions Of the British govern
nent on the subject of the Oregon question"
We still, however, cherish the nope, that mat
ters between the two Governments may be
amicably arranged, as negotiations on the sub
ject of Oregon have not been suspended.
ANTI-SLAvERY CONVENTIONS. There are
Two anti-slavery conventions now in session in
New York We published Yesterday the III
famous resolution proposed at one of them to
dissolve the Union, and it gives us pleasure to
record the following resolutions passed at the |
other, the eastern New York Anti-Slayery
Society" We are glad to see that all of the !
abolItienists do not entertain the anti-American
principles avowed in the resolution recorded |
yesterday
Resolved, That we hold the Union as grand
bond Of public and private faith, to which we
IRE solemnly pledged, and which we will not
and cannot recall and whether slavery is in or
or ont, or Texas in or out, we will stand by the /
Union, for its publication and exaltation, being
determined to employ our entire moral ard po-
ltical power TO the overthrow of slavery, in
all and every shape, by which we can cons!i- /
altlonaliy reach the same through. the ballot
box.
Resolved, That we regard the attempt of ce-
Gcsson, notification, or dissolution to this con-
tederacy, as high treason 10 the best hopes of
mankind, and as the most wretched of all ante
dotes by which to exonerate ourselves from the
crime of slavery.
At the meeting which passed the above reso-
buttons, gentleman named Camp, administer
ed most whitening rebuke to Mr.. Garrison for
his reasonable sentiments, and was loudly APP
yIauded. II is stated, that Nh Garrison at
tempted a reply, but failed in meeting single
point.
A DAsTARDLY ACT. Through some mad
veretnce the announcement of the death of Mr.. .
II ap,mon druppist, of this CITY, was Dnh-
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A GARD. MRS. TGLYARD, n. w. corner OF
Z y Eutaw ana Lombard streets, keeps constantly
hEECHES. Ali orders left at her residence for Cur
pINo or LEFcHISs LADIES or CHILDREN, will b.
thankfully received aud promptly attended TO- Mrs
l. mas me privilege Ms well pleasure of referring
to the following medical gentlemen:
prnfrssnr Smith
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UNITED STATES TELEGRAPH OFFICE,
BALTIMORE, May 5th, l845. !
ERY Direction OF the Post Master General the Bal
Il D tmore Terminus of Morse's Magnetic Telegraph
il now established at the Post Office, corner of North
and Fayeite streets.
Once Hours, from 8 O'Clock to 10 O'Clock, 4, n,
't" To /" PM,
s TO PM.
The rate of charge for the transaction Of every kind
of intelligence is one quarter Of one cent, for each
character.
The Office is Open TO ptsiters, free of charge, du:
ING the above named hours
HENRY ]. ROGERS,
Assist. Sup erntendant
mlO-eoim L, ). Z. N. Telegraph
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Gov. THOMAS. We notice that ex-Gover-
nor Thomas has resumed the practice of law at
Frederick.
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WN HITE THREAD AND BLACK SILK
w LACE. Just received from New York an as
sortment of White Thread and Black Silk Lace.
miu T. A. MCPHERSON, So Howard-st
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CLEARED

CLEARED.
Schr Thos. Hooper, Kirwan, w, Indies, T. PIERCE.
Schr Emma, Cole, New York, |. Mankiu.
Steamer Cumberland, Culinary Philadelphia, L. G.
Harms
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ESGERTONS' EVER LUCKY OFFICES.
H Who wants money Three more snug prizes
sold at our Offices one of 5lOO0 of $500, of $500,
and several of a smaller denomination. We remem-
Der the time when would be contented with one
No. ticket aday, bnt now nothing short of half doZ
en- capitals will suit customers. Who wants mo
ney-apply at Egerons. A full package to-day for
1928 60, qrs. only SIS 80, and good chance for the
highest capitals.
Drawn Nos. class Sc, May 9-lowsst prize "a.
46 4 30 40 81 70 TO 81 IS s 80 ii 81 IT
Draws TO DAY, Maryland Consoliiated Lottery,
class 49, G6 Nos. lottery, - drawn ballots
SCHEME,
prize of $4,000 prize Of $500
l,5l0 600
:! 100 500 Sc.
Tickets Sa-shares in proportion.
For the truly fortunate tickets, apply at
EGERTONS' EVER LUCKY OFFICES,
Corner SoutIi-st and Exchange Place;
Il Corner Commerce and Pratt streets.
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MYSTERIOUS MURDER IN New JERSEY. We
learn from the Mount Holly Mirror, that the
body of a murdered man, supposed to be Josiah
Lippincott was found at Vincentown, about 5
miles from Mount Holly, on Saturday last. 1t
was discovered in a pond in the woods An
examination took place, and it was found that
the mans throa: vas dreadfully manglcd, his
head considerably bruised, and one of his hands
mashed, supposed to have been all done with
m axe.
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Ep0NNET LAWNS. Just received another as
LIE sottment OF Bonnet Lawns, and more of those
outside Bnrches of Flowers.
milo P. A. NICkERSoN 50 Howard-st.
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MEMORANDA


Ship Alabama, Merritt, from Liverpool for Bait.
more, was at Beaumaris wind beund) 18th ult
Ship Bangor, Odom, at Trieste 9TH ut. to sail
for Messna in search of freight.
Barque George s. Henry, Gait, Of Baltimore WAS
at Palermo Sd ult. to sail for New York in 90 days
Big Martha Parker, from Baltimore, arrived at
Boston 9TH inst.
Schr John w Taylor, Stokely, for Rio de Janeiro,
cleared at Philadelphia 9Th inst.
schr Zenoba, Brown, for Baltimore, went to sea
eyOm Savannah 18th inst.
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A NALL EARLY TODAY, ON THOSE tJN
" RlVALLED PRIZE SELLERS, SCHOOL
FIELD & co. for the capitals. They are daily hand.
ing over the cash to their fortunate patrons. They
sold again yesterday three good prizes TO citizens
Nos, Maryland Consolidated Lottery, class So drawn
May 9, lowest prize 81, are
as % 49 81 rs 60 81 As 80 IL 81 II
Draws TO-DAY, the beautiful Scheme OF Maryland
Consolidated Lottery, class ls.
THE CAPITALS ARE:
prize OF 5000 prize Of $500
i3iO | " gao
- !UcO |. " 500, sc.
Tickets ST. halves ST. quarters $50; eighths 25 cts
In which Schoolfeld & Co. will sell on certfcate
packages of y whole tickets for only 500 So halve,
Sl4 90, quarters 81 40, eighths SO 70.
For the capitals be sure and call on the ever foc.u
nate. SCHOOLFIELD Il 60
No. / Calvert street
IL FirstOfice from Baltimore street
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Gun SCREENS. Mrs. p. A. MCPHERSON,
supply oe Sun Screens. niO
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a. UsQUEHANNa AND TIDE WATER
~ ANAL COMPANY. A meeting of the Stock.
holders is requested the Office OF the Comnany in
south street, THIS Saturday, AFTERNOON, al
i've O'Clock, on business of importance Il their inter
estS.
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4 ACE GOODS. A lot of LaCES from Neu,
a. York, at No. 1904 BALTIMORE STREET, viii
be Offered for SALE for few days only Also, lot Of
LACE GOODS, &c at the importers prices. Pur-
the articles. '
ml0-3t S. l., MOORE 1901 R,I,;,,o ro ,,xoo.
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EXCHANGE HOTEL.

THNHANbF. FLACE, BhLIIMORC
NE snhstrbcr respectfully announces 10 his
q friends and The public tlat i.e has uu, chased
MehRASIUs COLEM MS interest. and become
sol &c ssee OF the above r. abshncu.
lhc iiu'"l Is i"raird Conveuirut io all the PRIN-
olFhL STEAMBOAT LANDINGS AND RAIL
hOAD DEFOIS. aud oilers every i,duccmeut ior
cumigr. The Rooms are large and airv ard h,,.
nIsLed IN s'yl" not surpassed by any similar cs-
Enlistment ia Tie UHucd States.
From the experience The Proprietor has had in
Tho management Of n FIRST CASS HOTEL. he
''c'' himself that every department Of The csrnh-
'Nhm'n' WI hr conducted ina style to phase those
Who my favor him wHb q cali
zee 81" JOHN WEST
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W Wholesale AND RETAIL
BOOK STORE.

Join, FISHER, Agt, BOOKSELLER and Station
- er, NO 1873, Main Street Wheeling, Va. so
licts the patronage OF his former friends and
customers at his ola stand, where he will be
able TO supply them with Books and Stationery
al reduced pieces. He has now oG hand a lar &c
assortment, aud is constantly receiving slInpIie.
Oh MedIcal, Miscellaneous. Theological aud
School Books. Also, Bibles Of every variety of
Bndng all OF which he is able TO afford as
the city.
HlghestPrice given for Rags ia exchange.
sen 10
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CovNt,> frNEb~ CTF.cF Fsh 1915
The parties interested 10 rhe foregoing o..
cree, ara hereby NOT u %. t'at I have 0gi olurcH
Thu sIpy, th- ~ D Hav of March ncxi. al she
ufiseo. lae b& Ti'2bu. 30 900 he cry of Wheel.
I"g os 90 time aud place, hen ard where =
VIII proceed t' l1E. 'hH "a Count iu said deer q,
.ItC'eI And require 30 parties having aul
interest 900 'ue sauf, % appear ard attend ta
i1,e me, i1r 10 puIpl>e OF enabling mclf take
said account aGH m.Hr he epHlt thereof
EDW ri EtIIGUGu, Ctmmissunrr
A Wias.S,Tq fcb "A
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HI-Y ItIJTIC

'E'HE History OF The Popc> from the fnun,
- dalnn Of The See at Rome 'c a 1853,
~ Archibald Bower E-q formerly rubIic Pre-
'.S " OF Rhetoric History and PhiIosorhv IN
'hc Uniyer. tiles OF Rome, Genoa aud Maceiaia,
'nd 80 'ha interi lace CuuusplIur OF the Iruui.
mon, ana a conilnuali.u 10 Ihe rte,cni lime
~ RcV samuel Ious.G cox. u ID, Professor
LHlfaprdnary 81 Biblical and Christian His
igfy ~ i.e Union Tbeul. gisal Seminary Of
New \ TX, 10 be cCmp'elgd TO- II Nos, IS cts
dcA. Persons who wish to subscribe Tor this
work Will call ti ROBES Book and Stationary
sore, corner Of Main ant UuiUn streets.
jan 3
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% CASKS NADER
O." 81 Bags Pepper
20 do Pimcntos
IS Bbls Alum
% boxes Bunch Raisins
Q bales ; ) Almonds
cases birthstone
cask Blue Nltriol
barrels lovcs
400 Mats Cassia
20 boxes Chocolate
Cask Chalk
| barrel CamPhor
10 barrels Calwood
80 do Clipped lockwood
barrel Cream Tartar
barrels Ground Ginger
ccroons Indigo
cask Lamp Black
2 cases Liquolcc Ball
% kegs MUstard
l2 barrel utmegs
80 barrels Loaf Sugars.
All inst received and fe. snle by
Juno URANGLE u BAILEY
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NEyW GOODS!
IKEFR q MOTTE, No lee. Marie, eo,,,ro
~ are now receiving thcir second stock of
FALL AND WINTER COINS

NhEFR ~ NOTE, No I6e. Market square
~ are now receiving thcir second stock of
. FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
Having purchased them n, great red,,ct;o,, .,
price we are prepared 10 offer GOOD harvoirs ~
sortment may be found: '0 80
DreSs Goods, Cashmere 'Fcoqse. cbueon
redosan, Afghan Plaid, tlousline de Lame ySry
che1p Alpaca, l.ustre ali kinds, 30 peT GEM Inv,
er than usual; Ginehams every variety wv
Fdncy articles. Trimmings ,fc.-Jos;o.v NJ
every klndi White Goods, irish Linen. Eussi, 20
bIiayS,Sye D,iape'; crash; Alpaca Aprons; Pr"wn
anu SSnl'e ho,;and; Trimming Gimps aud Erin
Sesi Elk and Worsted Serge; silk ana Vprstcl
Unread, Buttons; Silccia &c Sc "'
~, large assortment Of English and American
CallcOeS, very cheap. 81"
6, or deEtiemen's Ucdr,-Cloths. cnssincrce
oetunets' Kentucky Jeuns UwccLs Satin. NJ, u
noe, cashmere and other Ncstmgs; Gents' era
Nats ana stocks; all Of which We -, soil n,
inneh lower Trices than they were sold early ia
DomsStic Goods Red, brown. yc'low and
whlte Flnnnel. PLAID. Iinsey, TrilIirrs Tho hest
nthNGs oil brown and blearhed Muslin, Tieking
TInecNs, Ooneslc Stripes and Plaids Gotten
arm arm. anu carpet chain, always on hand.
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MONIES. IVORY COMES. by The dozen mr. sin
~ gle one. Shell Tuck Combs Shell Side Combs.
Shell Pocket Combs, Buf!llo Horn Combs, Brazilian
Horn Comhs, Brazilian Horn Tuck Combs Beazilian
Horn Side Combs. English Reddng Combs Horn
Reddlng Combs, Horn Pocket Combs Wood Pocket
Combs. German Silver Pocket Combs For sale hy
dec is a o FAiRCUID