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The Washingtonian., 1845-06-21
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The annexed article, from the Temperance
Union," is but just tribute to the memory OF
one of our best citizens, and one of the most
efficient and consistent friends of the Tempe
rance cause.
Doctor SEwALL was long resident OF our
city, and was held in the highest esteem by
large circle of friends. His medical brethren
have already spoken in regard to his skill, and
the loss which the whole profession has sus-
tanned by his death. He was, indeed, the early
and efficient friend of the Temperance cause,
and came forward nobly to its support, when,
what has become mighty army, was only
little band. Other cities and countries have
been blest by his efforts, in connexion with
this great movement; but, in this city especl-
ally, we have been permitted to share most
largely in his benevolent exertions. How
many have been saved, by his influence, from
the evils of intemperance? How many homes
have here been made to rejoice? How many
bleeding hearts have been healed and COM
forted, by his noble and generous efforts?
Few men have ever enjoyed, to greater
II
the subject Of this brief notice. His crowning
excellence consisted in his ardent, but unos-
rentatious piety. The church Of which he was
member, and liberal supporter for many
years, mourns his removal. The religion Of
the Bible, which gave lustre to his life, i'm
parted strong support in the dying hour. Pre-
pared for that solemn event, he met it with
composure, and triumph, and has passed away,
from the fields Of usefulness and honor, on
earth, to the land Of immortal blessedness and
glory. Although the death of DR.. Sewall oc-
Cured before the first number of our paper
was issued, we could not deny ourselves the
melancholy pleasure, Of presenting to our read
ers, the just tribute which follows. They will
more than justify US, in the record which we
now make of departed worth.-ED.
The Washingtonian., 1845-06-21
SIGNS OF THE TIMES.

JAS. X. Polk.
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DENTAL SURGERY.

nODGE * PARMELE. No. Il Boni-srcet Ncw.York
~ aud PENIS lvanG Avenue, Washington, H. c. respect
llv tender their professional services br friends and
the public and invite all who require the advice and skill OF
tie EXPERIENCE Ed aud PRACTICAL DENTIST. To call
them. their terms, and examine their claims 10 pub
lie confidence nnd patronage.
They would particularly call attention Ia tier Paiel,
method fastening artificial teeth when set gold plate
which Is used bg themselves alone III the Cities OF New
York aud Washington The most prominent advantages OF
tbs mode OF fastening the OOwlggl " saves tie pam
always attendant upon c renOva! Of the roots OF the tTont
teeth and makes lose highly useful IN fastening the
artificial gives the teeth greater rmness render
- c.n ulyvav- much les troublesome much more use
il US the Z! the process ut mastIcaon than the
common mode, T. II renders easy remove and replace
teeth together with the peculiar simplicity ot the
stenin. enables the keep them always c!enn
The great improvement secured BIZ This patent needs but TO
be order Ia be- underooG and 10 be- used Ia be APP
preciaie has received The appreciation OF some oil tie
nostdi-tingsed Dentist. in the country aud is universally
commended by those who have avGied themselves OF lis I'd
yauiagcs
Hereafter J. SMITH DODGE vii devote his entire attention
partner viii attend to the business in Washington Nh
Dodge begs leave call attention to the following recon-
incubation tie Hon Sas Wright late OF the L. ; SEN
ate, and now Governor OF the Suite of Ne'y-i ork
WAsHiSCTOH ID. c. Feb. l5 1913
DR.. j. Smi; Dodge, upon his arrival in Washington 10
opcu an Office Il SrgeOn Dentist presented 10 letters
from erl friends IN New-for Of the highest respecta'
biv aud standing. containing tie strongest and most WORE
actcr and MS superior professional qualifications Ihes:
satisfactory evidences the and line Dentist, induced
me NJ once engage the professional services oi Dr. Dodge
for nv own family and ms wife and myself are nOW able,
from personal perence add own equally iayoruH
testimony N his gentleman and Skull Dentist
THIS testimony l. thus gwen Dy well III Obedience 10
the earnest solicitations ot respectable Gnd worthy friends IN
New York who have for many years experienced the sal"
and fidelity 81 the Doctor m profession TO my own con
v,ctions Of hi- personal and professional merit.
rSl 3aw5mIVNSis sILAS WRIGHT
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Drn GOODS.
NEW SPRING STYLES

OF STAPLE AND FANCY SILKS.-RANHIN <
~ BIRCH oflng. in liz. S;orc 1eiy occupied
b. Williams, Rankin x FenuiHlan. No tS W iiaii-slrt',
eler Cedar new, elegant AZ. very extensive stock OF
Staple ard Fancy six Goods, II A. the --latest varieties OF
Driug Styles. pr>ln the most desirable AMI fashionable
Rftcrs OF Dress Goods. Fancy SILKS, Ribbons, &c 10 which
they the attention OF al ,e customers Of Tx, Old hn
end huvr-s generally.
From the great care psel IN the selection and their facilities
fr buying the most favorable terms iiry offer unuSl-
ay sr1TE Inducements 20 hose who desire - ol 10 tt
greatest iyanic ,siF-r 2r Cds or Approved s'ii
Ty particularly >oc, the ine OF Merchants from Coun
try Towns and Villages. ~ their sck, embracing every VI
r.ey fashionable Goods VIII be found 10 comprise styles
ia5r ,iir bre~ Goods they would csl. attention 10
Z 5ch Printed Balzorine- and 3arese>
>yra. Lawns and lfuslirs OF new styles
!iici. printed Paris JacoHets
Hnl:.nolrring Pari> Ba.zornes Jacone;s. SC:
T;i9 Poacca- Nargu>eS Balconies. extra Paris quality
Printed Lawns and NUslnS n every variety
Very rich CURED Brocaie. and satin striped Silks
R:cll Cashmere SlA,vvis. OF all qualities
ica pT.uic,l Barge >w.> o; new and elegant patterns
sam striped Barge Sha'vS aud >tafts i' assortment
Black Hermann Filei. and Sewing six Sawis
Muslin Lame and rhbet Sla.ys plain and satin striped
Rich Hrocade figured and plain Cameeon silk slaw.s
ALSO,
Rich figured Cap and Bonnet Ribbons great variety; OF all
liaery Goods IN all brancissTarla;aas Lawns Bonnet
silks. Satius. Artificial Flowers. &c.
Ciros de Rhnes. of The Different width. and Qualities
Nalteon and NertaS. Italian Iusrngs. = 10 20 inch
Back ana blue black Dress Sa;ins
Black Bombazine>. a ;Gll assortment.
!;;d GloTes ofevery quality Mems AMI Women's
Isle Tire2d Of Superior ,Jye> lales' Chidr,'s Sc
Ladies Crlvat, OF entire new fabrics ana designs
Italian Crlrais. Alaueoui-. Nerita>. Ma;hr, Sc-
Linen CamhrcS. Linen Cambria ind Lawn Hdkis. best
French pail Hemmei. ard REVERE borders
Thread I.ac- and EtEiugs Trimmings Laccs Isle Ed
ings. &C.
Their stock viii Ne found comprise I assortment OF
I'll small Items needed. and they invite The a:;e-
Buyers with the fullest confidence that they can sup
Ply every want IN their line. ms SIMS
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ARRIVED.
p,cLc, shin Oneida Funk 4ods frn HARE

AltII| III.
Packet ship Oneida Funk, 30 DIS I'm lIavrc, with nd-e
TO Boyd & Eincl;.n.
Packe, ship vir.iuian Hier1,, from Liverpool 2sth
april with mdsc to toberr Kermit.
ship Olive aI..l Eliza 40 d. i'm Liverpool with salt
coal. 7 5, VI Tapscott 18TH inst, in lat ~ saw
immense quantities If zee.
Ship Memphis Coffin. = ds I'm Liverpool, with mdsc
to Taylor & Ncrr.G
Bark Douglass Townsend, from Gibraltar I'd May. with
wool. vine &c tnP Francia. ship Cabot for y York.
sailed day ett brig Caroline ri Boston. anchor
n:.
Bark elitia lot Ba'norel Lows II d. m Orleans.
with sugar. molas-cs &c. TO Mcyfr q Smckcn 2lsi
inst passed brig America, OF Sd, Ia, studing 10 the
Northward.
Bark Mary ann Peters, lGri;i-) cmond, i2 ds from
Liverpool with salt to & McMurayj
Brig Jane Pinkney Il ds I'm Lagiayr, with logwood,
10 master.
Bril- Ariel of Portland Surdeyant - ds I'm Orleans,
with m0usscs 10 Nesmiih y Walsh.
Brig Emclinc. sawyer. from IT Marks via hey West
10 DIS with cotton 10 T. d Ilurlbut 4 Co
Brig Scion cot iimcock) Anderson 10 Dis i'm - Johns.
T. with sugar and mOiasscs 10 Il l.asaia. Leu hrics
STAR for Philadelphia in DIS MARI Frances, Chase lds:
scr Willis Putnam, Cook arrived nth May to load for
Philadelphia or YGrk-tO s;il III 20 days.
Brio General Wilson Miner A. tlS FIN Mobile, with cot
ton TO i. d iluIlbu II Co On the morrn. 29th. at
H. struck scycr; times the Ahsccomb shoaI-knockcd
od the rrI,dcr and made the brig leak considerable.
Schr Lone Star hnapp- u ds i'm New Orleans, with
hemp lead, master
sch Two Brothers, from Boston, with shto Shedding
\ Ferris
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Boarding.


DOARD.-A suite OF rouriS ol ila i1ur ana one
ID or t,yo rJru- The nr ioor i.ay ubnut- witt,
rri or break and family here bi few board.
er- ar -stri ob application q - Broei'sar corner OF lrh
-ir,,;- Tie i,a.,iog IS ' ~ IL ,i'i pleasant t civ
.if,+TLENIi,I 40 H. vge. two or lire. sir-e
: : gentlemen, ,a,u Obtain EXCELLENT BOARD yeil,
very PLEASANT ROOMS, AZ 10 Clnmb-r--s;rcei. two
doors West of Broadway uyaD :
ipUI!IDiNt;.-AlK>. J.. HAiGiIr. No - BARCLAY
- corner OF s., Peer Pace has 9Irasgut nccuIuinua.
inn- for transient Roarier hy The dag week T. stu
alton i ctut. broadway. one block from the -ior
House. Mr. H. has PERMISSION to refer = Tie following
gentlemen
r. Hathaway. VI D. W. 10 5Eurrly s,aeet
Harris Wilson, ESQ - Murray street
Alex. Could E>c. ~ Nassau s-rcet- in25 lnl2yyi-+
;pO.RUISG.-A few gru.eel persons e-.n tg. ace NJ
- moi4ied with BOARD and DESIRABLE ROOMS.
with bedrooms and closets al Joining LIZ p aud 81 floors
OF .-e No u Chambers sr. few of t,-,s,.-
,gay Tie rooms are LARGE ana AIRY. and the house i
wei Supplied win Croton water. and BATHING ROOM.
10 which boarlcr~ VIII have without extra charge
References given and rcqi!re Apply at 81 Chambers
street. al !su
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EDuCATIOM
EDUCATION.
DEV. n. T. HCDDARTS CLASSICAL AND COM ,
A md SCUDDI.-fDur- |

DEV. n. T. HCDDARTS CLASSICAL AND COM
Ia MERCIAL BOARDING and DAY SCIIOOl.-four
ie.tIstrcei between University Place and Fifth Avenue
THIS Establishment; which has luiey been removed from
Houston-strrct, Is prepared for the reception Of M IN
creased number OF Boarder. No expense las been spared
render Il complete, well arranged school for boys. Il
has been built expressly for the purpose intended under tt
direction of one Ot tine first architects III tie CITY, and Mr.
HlddaT iRs much satisfaction in presenting 10 hs Friends
the Public Institution in which every requisite for t
accommodation, convenience and comfort Of his pupils Il
combined. and such rs tie peence OF many years has sug
gcstcd. Tie situation Is, perhaps the most eligible which
could have been selected Tor the purpose regards hcnti
and facility % All the advantages of the best In
and Professors available while tie benefits OF
country residence gained by the outdoor athletic exerci
which can be enjoyed IN the spacious play ground.
Further information to course .. study. and other par
cunrs interesting parents, may he obtained application
to MIR. Iiuddart IT, his residence IN lil street
~ Brhe number of Day Scholars and Day Boar'!ers be-
nu limited vacancies viii be filed they There ARE
present vacancies in the Day school aud several IN
the Boarding School, both departments being entirely distinct
from each other.
TERMS.-For Boaricrs $500 per annum twhout accom-
pistncnts Day Boarders 80 per qunrter Day scholars
$50 ppr unarter. Hllj2i 3ms AlNV&FS
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English Provinces so q" ~
Making lota of9170 hds Sugar 2li0 bbls do CHS hds
MOlasses, 50 ierccs do, 81 bDls do
METALS-1'hcre is nothing doing in Iron. Lead i in
fair demand letter from Copper liarbor. Lake SGpe
nor. says: We all ut work at the vein and two
men take out half ton OF the mineral in day
and move the rock. We have sunk six inches and the
vein has widcnCd from nine TO sixteen inches in the
pace in the vein is two feet wide, and would not be sur
pscd If should widen 10 four and half feet IN going
down twenty feet This say the least OF it, s the best
7en of mineral in the world thai we have any
count Of At st Louis between , and 5000 pigs Lead
changed hands from 9Jto 81. There is decline with
admitted demand
PLASTER-Eastcn is scarce. The last sale at )
q delivered up the River. cargo of British sold ON
terms we did not learn.
LATHS-With moderate supply, the market is steady
al37lc cash, per NJ.
PBoVlSIONS--Of old Prime there were romcilG00
ibis sold yesterday which was not reported. and to-day
r;her sales liG0to 1900 bbls. For portion the
did not uansprc and the remainder sold ut - a 49,
Small sales old Mess II n l., - and 800 to 800 bbs
new Prime and Mess ut SO and Sl3 On. or Beef we
sales 100 bbs City Mess 30 and 30 bids old do
6ai. Sales 20 hbls Beef Hams nj 2 90 without charge
for packages. There has been some movement IN Pick
led Meats and the sales IL! and $50 bbs Hams
and Shoulders at ! and ) cts charge for packages
About 200 bbls Lard sold at u City smoked Meats
are6 % cts for Shoulders and and e for Hams
Smoked BcciSast The supplies OF Butter and Cheese
moderate and there fair demand. AT Buffalo
there was but little doing. Mess Pork No | quoted at
u 70 Prime 75a9 90 AT Baltimore. sales limited
Baltimore Mess Pork 10 ~ IL 80 Prime 10 20 u II 90;
Ness Bcetl 30. No a 9 -. Sales Western Shout
defs at d, Sides u and Hams = =. Lard
II better demand and steady at s. cts for No West,
enl....AtSi Louis sales prime Lard was a. Common
d a6i, small salcs. Sales fed Country cured Hams
Al u 6ict5; Sides e g.; Shoulders cts: mast-icd
SIDES 5s j2 Hams 81 81 cts shoulders 4, A cts
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vEw-yoRK wEEKLY TRIBUNE.

CONTENTS FOR SATURDAY. MAY 5I.-I POETRY
y Henri Clay by {. D. Suar: Tie Abbey, by Mrs C. VI
Sawyer: Nathan Hale To Eva by c. D. Stuart; CMldhood
hy c. D. S:uart To Violet by Jerome \. Many. H. Ed
l. Mr.. Cooper the Press and the Law hal i 70 bc
hoped aud What feared from Convention: Canal Policy
file Claims Of Labor: The Mission Euglaud-On More
Constitutional Reform: The Chcrokee- &c. III. NEWS
From s. Domingo: From Burnos Ayres; From TIE Far
nelnaln on Chronic Diseases: Address Of the Wmg Men,
'r- ufihe Legislature; Tie ConvenionSPiri o. the Wing
.ress: Go.uaa's European Agriculture: New-YorS and
r.rie EuruaI Palestine and tie jews The Brazilian E;
Pie: Michigan: General Assembly Of .he Presbyterian
Church y. COMMERCIAL INTEI.LI Gt.\ c E---stock-
Money. Produce, &c.
Single copies, put W in wrappers for the Mails, can be
obtained al The desk. Price, 81 cents.
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TgE NATIONAL MAGEzTwr

4 Nd lNDU-TNIIL NECOI,U-Ediied by REDWOOD
"A FlsHER.-PuhiiShcd i6l rUon-s-rec opposite :;
Pau Church Yard. The first number Of is Periodical for
June VIII b., published Monday, ID juYe-Price Five,
Dollars per auruuI. in advance
CoNTENr-lHtrodUction Currency ufiGc L s. by J. r.
r O.dcn Esd: Internal Improvements; summary of the
T. : Census: Historical Skeic OF Continental Money By
Samuel Brech Esq of Philadelphia; The manufacture OF
Iron; Virginia and NcvvEusand Compared; industrial
Pursuits I'm the VALLEY Of The Blackstone Electro Magnetic
TeleerapIs by F. o. J. smith Esq; Operation OF the :
Tariff: Anthracite Col Biography OF Rittenhouse; Free
Trade and Protection: Agricultural Notices Notices OF New
i,ooL- ufys,l ST
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FAMILIES in want OF ChRPETlNG amy article in the
m are respectfully invited 10 call and examine Ut
lie most extensive n,id best asSormeutS OF BRUSSELS,
THREE-rIY. INGRAM. md all other styles of CARPET
ING OIL CLOTHS, RI GS, ". mt = to be found IN the
CITY, The entire stock new, and selected for The Sprn.
!t- rom the most celebrated manufactures OF this country
and Europe Ia the ssOrmentare many splendid patterns
aud STYLES of cpiOrs which ARE not 10 be- found Mt any
other store Purchaser, may bc assured that they viii find
lie prices lower than any similnr establishment in
tie City
B-kn experienced ULinlsterer will attend the fitting
and LAYING of Oil Cloths making Carpets, nj tie shortest
notice ". II. GJfION'S New Store,
msis Fronting CT East Bruaiw aud Il DivisOn-st
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wATcHEs JEwE1Ry &c

HeROADWAi, INTERCOLLEGIATE WATCHES,
- I3IVELRY, SILVER WARE, &c.--H. G. STONES
Consistently nddinc his stock and fashionable Watches,
Chains KEYS, ockts Pencil Cnses, Gold Pens, Chain and
Hair Bracelets, Hair Braided To order-BrOachcs, Ear
Rings, (IiOop>l Silver Cups Combs, spoons, &c. Com
mcncng business 1859 and pursuing the Ia the pre-
CASH principle and contntment with small
gains explains the Of persons getting along welp
when trading his Store. Watches and Jevery carefully
repaired Old Watches Jcwelry, Gold and Silver taken in
exchange, or bought for cash. HUBBARD g. STONE,
mill istf .lOl Broadway, cor. Wnlker.s. Ncw-Ior6.
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NOW READY-CRATTs

5iTILEY x PUTIN MS LITERARY NEWSLETTER
w AND MONTHLY REGISTER OF NEW BOOKS,
Foreign and American. For Understanding
Account of an Important sat. of Old and Book.
in London. with prices
2-Amcricln LITERARY Intelligence.
;.-[isl OF all the new WorS- for the last month.
New WORKS Published in America. during May.
library OF Choice Reading with critical notices.
6.-Valuah!e Works on Architecture, Just imported.
Notice 10 the M,dica! Profession.
Announcements and advertisements Of the Messr-.
Harper
Published and for -nlc hy
WILEY L PUTNAM, lot Broadway.
- Gentlemen DESTROYS Of receiving this useful publirH-
ton which appears regularly the first each month"; are.
requested 10 iGrwar, their address Tie publishers
is PRESIDE AGNULD'S (of RG-by) SERMONS. 4
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TO THE LADIES.
" III bhOl6so'
THE LADIES of Sew-iOrk (my c

- THE LADIES of EewY Ork (my customers IN
EzzzSS particularly respectfully informed that not
yvli,tgnding advance of JOimeymens 10 which
hive accededl my LADIES' SHOES, OF all the different
kinds VIII be sold heretofore and 10 slngs per pair
ndc in the latest French style and warranted 81 per cent
hantsomer ana better than those I'd the cheap Il
per pair.
LADIES CATER BOOTS-Tms heautiful article at lG
aud IL, and made to order at ~ siings per pair-h 10
the city. particular attention pn
rant "A hand.oI it, LADIES SLIPPERS AND TIES
% quality Also, TOILET SLIPS ut sIhing-, and BUS
kINS -liln9s per pair. Misse, and cildrens BOots
shoes OF all kinds and prices. With many thanks the
Laie, of Newly or and IT, vicinity for their liberal patron
age nope by 10 business merit cOntin
OF their favOrs.
II il not in m0rals 10 command success,
But I'll do more-deserve L.
J. b. MILLER, 49, Canal-s;ree,
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GurnctillQ.
NEW ANN REAuTIruL cARpET,NGs

NEW AND BEAUTIFUL CARPET1NGS
NOR THE SPRING TRADE.-FRENCH Al BUSSON,
l. ENGLISH ADMINISTER, RUYAl. VELVET WILL
TON. BRIr s. Els, THREE-pii, and INGRAM CAR
rETiSGS. and FLOOR OIL CLO"lIS.-Thc Subscriber
socr- attention Of purchasers hi extensive stock ot
Carpriug~ and Floor Oil ClotS rendered complete by
nporatous OF the latest ind best styles o goods from
the best manufacturers. comprising complete variety at all
articles connected will the Carpet Trade suitable for every
,lyle of furnishing which offered for sale exceedingly
low prices. REU BEN SMITH, Jr @3i Broadway,
my3 lni>' Opposite City Hall.
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DR.. LARDNER's LECTURES.

AR LARDNFRS LECTURE, No 3.-rhc Third
~ number of DR.. Lardner's l.c're5 on science and
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No. OF the same conians thc .cc1rc~ The PHI
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Ilalcys Comet: Tie Atmosphere: The New Planets
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Our sincere wish +, Thai tesc Lectures nie; be in the
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- The Fourth No viii be Published ON Tie 5ih June
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~ To tI,c r;b,ic.-Ni =. Inic Fur OF the Amerc

~ TO the P,.b,ic.-At ~. Fair OF the American
Institute the subscriber received silver medal for speci-
of lis TIN PLATED LEAD PIPE. winch lie offers To
The public the price which the common Lead Pipe
j. sold Scientific have universally agreed thai Lead
Pipes used r domestic purposes not only prtudIcl,
bat highly dangerous plating with Tin renders them sae,
sweet, and free from all objection Aside from the plating.
lie undersigned his Pipes equal any nanuacitr
cd in the world discerning public Will not Tail 20 discrn-
nuIc between Pipes manufactured by me- and other manu-
uc,urers OF common Lead Pipe
my24 lmisN ROBERT W. LOWBER, 81 Vests.
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! u sOmelhing Ncw.--IErHYR IA:

~ 70.
,. ~ Broadway. Clarendon House desires 10 cailu
6 BIS latest novelty IL The article OF Hats, which,
Va hghtHeSs, beauty finish and fashionable appear
Ak 1e been appropriately chri>;cned ;he IErBYR HNT
ua 'ptfb PENHl. Hat. weighing Only three aud Al
nesa aesidera,tr he overlooked when TIE Tier
m < at SVir the shade.
la,a - also constantly hand large assortment ottlc
=" OF fAsNMA, LECHoRS and other Hats for sam
L. together with Boys and Clildrens Hats. Caps,
S ~hci IN consequence OF the reduction III hi ex-
Enabled 10 sell lo~criha any dealer IN the city.
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