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MONEY MARKET.
Friday, Nov. ass p. \

Friday, Nov. XS-B r. M.
The Improvement in the stock market still continues,
but the transactions very limited. Farmers Loan
went up per cent Norwich and Worcester, u Long
Island Erie, stonington East Boston, l IIar-
lem Canton Illinois 9s and Mohawk closed firm at yes.
terday's prices
The immense quantity of produce transported on the
canals of this State gives very large OF tolls
and swells tho reveRnf of the state from that
The receipts already to tho 22d inst exceed those Of
any previous year nearly two hundred thousand dolors
and another week has elapsed since the last returns
made the tolls received to this date cannot be much
less than twentycght hundred thousand dollars Ano-
thsr week two of navigation will swell the revenue
from the State canals about three millions OF dollars
The receipts this year. from the opening OF navigation
70 the close Of tho third week in November, were
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special Express TO Boston.

The Sunday Herald, with the latest intelligence will
60 by the special express which leaves this city for
Boston tomorrow afternoon, with the mails for the Bri-
tannia 1t will probably be in our power to lay before
the public sketch Of the contents OF the Presidents
Message, TO be delivered to Congress next Tuesday.
Other intelligence, also of almost equal Importance re-
ave 10 the movements of Congress and OF parties IN
country, and as affecting foreign relations will
be given.
The mails viii close at the Post Office at hafpas one
o'clock
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Sporting Intelligence.

Fox CHASE THE BEACON CoURsE.-Ths affair will
certainly take place about the 4h of December il
the weather is at all favorable Some ten twelve
couple of hounds already engaged and eight ten
foxes. In addition to which, stag wolf hunt will
also off that sport Of a very novel description
may be looked for.
BROOKLYN STAR CRIcKET CLUB.-This Club appears
to be in fourshiDg condition they appear determined
to carry away the palm during the ensuing season AL
ready they making preparations for the ensuing
paign See advertisement.
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country Yet II is only step in the general move
ment of the American people that originated with
the Texas negotation-the Baltimore Convention
the downfall OF Clay and Van Buren,, the represen-
tatives of old ideas and the rise Of new men-
new opinlons-and new principles
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RECOGNITION or Sr. DoMrNeo.-It is now aseer-
tanned that the object of the late mission of Mr.
Hogan, on the part OF the United States, to the
island of San Domingo, was for the purpose of max
ing enquiries and collecting facts with view OF the
independence Of that island being recognized by
this administration. The Washington correspon-
dent OF the Commercial advertiser states that In the
event OF the independence of the Dominican Repub-
lie being acknowledged by the administration, that
we wil be obliged to receive colored minister
ana coiored consuls. This is not 30, and it shows
that some OF the Washington correspondents have
not access to the means Of acquiring correct nfor-
nation, and that their statements are not 10 be relied
upon. The Spanish half Of the island of ST Domis
go contains population OF about 25O.OOo and the
fact is that than half of these are whites Of tho
Spanish race, and the remaining half are mulatoes
a mixture of the natives with the old Spanish in
habtants and there no reason therefore, to sup
pose that In the event OF recognizing it's inde-
pendence, we will have to receive colored repre-
sentatves but, the contrary they will be whites
We see no reason why the independence Of that
republic should not be recognized by the admins.
traton, and we hope it will be during the ensuing
session OF Congress.
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coughs colds consumption inflammation Of the lungs puri
sy and many other fatal disorders Of catch
.y ,old ia eonss9ss.es owe fss dang e!9hs night
medicine in the world for carrying off cod-because they
purge from the those morbid humo which lodg
in the various parts Of the body giving every malsdy
cident TO man single tweatyye GENT boz q SAID ndian
of cases make perfect Of the obstinate colds
the time the digestion will be improved aud the blood
completely purified that all evil consequences resulting from
catching cold will be entirely prevented and the body will be
restored ts sounder health than before.
Ii should also be remembered that a by tie
Of VIM; NJ Spears. who sells MEDICINE purporting to be
Indian Pills. the of Race and Front Phlade
pha is agent Of minsneher guara, genu
Inc that he has for sale The only security posi-
ton purchase from people Of upbenshed characters
at the Office and General Depot 2sa Greenwich "
WILLIAM WRIGHT.
Philadelphia Agent for the Herald. Zlebcr
CO., Ledger Building Third who receive susscri-
be aud have single copies for sale daily o'clock NIL I'm
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The indications at present are favorable for pro-
tracted navigation, which Is anxiousy wished for
From 1923 10 1885, the canals remained open to Deem
ber and in 1887, s9, 40, and '43 navigation was free
until the first week in December In only six years out
of the past twentyone, has navigation been suspended
before the ls of December The weather has been un-
usually mild the season. and at present there appears
as much probability of the canal remaining late
as in any previous year there was We annex
table showing the which the canal closed during
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TEXAS NOT AN OPEN QUEsTIoa.-It is generally
admitted, even by the leading whig journals, that
the Texas question is closed forever; and that the
annexation is considered as settled. Some few
arrangements have to be made by Congress to COM
plete the matter, and there can be no OPPOSITION
An effort made by the Tribune, the Abolition or
gan Of the North, and the publisher to the Post Mas
ter General in particular, to make Texas an open
question, is frutess.
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ekSAroRIAL MOVEMENTS Among the arrivals.
Yesterday, at the Astor, were the honorable John
Quincy Adams, and Daniel Webster and at the
Howard, the honorable Samuel Phelps, on their
roate to Washington
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NEW YORK HERALD.
xyeeLIv Herald.

We havo obtained excellent portrait Of Ronge the
Luther OF this century which we shall give in the
We,Eiv Herald bo ready at 8 o'clock this morning
II can be had in wrappers at six pence copy for the
foreign as we'll as the home mails.
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M arrleSl.

Married.
On the 25th instant, by the Rev. John NJ Par, Mr Wn'
II. WILon TO Miss ELizABEIu T. PHILLIrs eldest daugh
ter OF Mr., Andrew Phillips, both Of Brooklyn, l..
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mo@ent when he knew could not have supposed he en-
with it, the fact OF the attempt will be sufficient for his
ss
Se % a T psS
well as true and brief statement Hsss 9Woop
November 81 laAs.
morning disSloa.ly aud sbsuIdly false yhely and
%os %
waited him behalf that he the author ef the
ss I'd s sa % ea
%isSs osrsS Sy he esadiss party and
the ssS & s sy wsSs % a
oioweE day. We Saturday az whs time Mr. Wood that
Ny IN s
if;a
ss: irss
r. from fall .s aad ,SYexy
apology so%. ehs1
ri %i
VII oshsi hsad closed ,hea :sprsd back, Jsy
BY his si1s and weight pressed down
mp e H. them
assembled who he was why chsstsed him. He had Wilt
Ss u Il r.
aet on Of those who do not know my character pledge
VOID aud honor hope to be respected by my fellow men,
The testimony Of Thomas Byrne, Wood ESQ.,. voluntarily
which follows this %
A,hsaeum Hotel Broadway,
Thursday, Nov a. 1855
CARp-Ob.erving the morning papers Card signed by
s E to having @
s w1 es H. eeS Of h a
my feelings app-sr the public s. Ihs
a,d sTs6 sisIfd sfaRfAcEp Al Il LIZ BASE oNlI
Mr. Fernando Wood had . me- on Saturday last
Wsdns,day IN Wall street, face faces; mi.u!es
ss
the Mr. ra1s BYkSEs WOOD
Office c5 Water and residence ais Houston
New York, 9th Nov, 1875
Original Ethiopian serena,lers-PaImo'
opeI. hous-This evening MessTs 0ermos, stauwood
to and unbsandsd sraticaou to the
ed and fashionable audiences that attenvey enjoyed their
ae hops win
inmation will afford universal satisfaction
The following is a certificate received by
Mr. Phson Boston agents-we clip it from the Boston Daily
PHsLON'S HAIR INvIGoRAToR-Mr. II. RlcE As
wonder effects derived from the Of your Chemical Bal
Hair luvgorstor Many articles IN high repue
badnes and hair restoratives most OF which
IN for At the suggestion Of sey, raj friends who
have made trial Of IT, induced tet the qulity your
Bssam and free 10 that has realized my mot san
guiae expectations the hair flom falling out and
his done In addition would state that my wife has
equal benefit from having tested Macassar oil
aud other celebrated articles to no effect. -
Yours, kc, JOHN GOSSiN.
Boston. Nov. 90, 18t5.
To Mr.. Hannibal Rice Hair Dresser Howard st. OF
Court, up stairs, Boston.
For Agents, see advertisement
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MOVEMENTS OF THE GOVERNOR GENERAL OF Ca
NADA-Lord Metcalfe, late Governor-General Of
Canada, who lett Montreal last Wednesday, arrived
IN Troy, N Y. yesterday morning. He was at
tended by DR.. Crawford, Capt. Browning, his aid
and acting secretary, and Capt. Campbell and Capt
Anderson, of the Royal Engineers
His ordship intended to have taken the morning
train from Albany to Boston, but on account of ia
gue and illness. delayed his departure till this after
noon.
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nayiUutlom or the Ohio River.
Fracas In Wall street.-the the Publ,

Card wa, tins morning attacked in Wall street, by
Alexander Wells, cowardy and ruflany
who, willis, my back turned towards him. and at
moment when he knew could not have supposed he
cowhde Although he entirely failed having touched
with it, the fact OF the attempt will be sufficient for his
purpose Unused personal Iencones opposed the
backguardsm which seeks satisfaction for imagined wrongs
by nscus consider triumph succeed in
such braws This card intended apology public
well and brief statement Of the occurrence
FERNANDO WOOD.
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Electric Reports-Arrangemont of the
Herald,

We have now completed our arrangements for the
Reports Congressional Proceedings during the
sions ofthe Congress which assemblies onMonday next
having in conjunction with other morning conem
porsres, concluded contract with the Magnetic Tele
graph Company, for the supply Of reports during the
whole of the session.
The Herald, by means of this arrangement, will, ~
usual be the first Of the rst in the present in.
stance, in the publication of Intelligence. For
weeks to come the Reports of Congressional matters
will not reach this city until three O'Clock Of the follow
ing morning-or may even be an hour laerinasmuch
the whole electric route between Washing ton and
New York. is not yet completed As soon however, as
the wires extended from the city to the other
which is expected they i'll be by the 18th Of Janua
ry we shall receive, with other contemporaries
who have united with in the arrangement, an ac-
count of the proceedings, yet warm, we might say,
from the mouths of the speakers; so that on the
same evening we shall be able TO go TO press with
account Of the proceedings of the sene day, up 10
the adjournment, for morning publication. IN the
mean time till the route Is completed shall supply
readers by the daily issue Of second edition Of the
Herald with an account of the proceedings in Washing
ton Of the day before, which will be as carly
count OF events happening before doors here could
be published in morning paper. We shall be con.
strained resort to the issue of second edition, till the
10th 10th OF January (when expected the electric
route will be completely our circulation rendering it
impossible for us, like some of contemporaries, to
keep the press standing till the arrival of the proceed
ngs for insertion in the first Impressions
We have hestated at expense and spared no exer'
ions accomplish this desirable end and that la
bors appreciated by discerning public, the i'm
and constantly increasing circulation of the
Herald which to be met with in the remotest
of the Union pregnant evidence While shall thus
supply readers with early account of the bus-
proceedings Of Congress, its domestic history, if
we may speak, will not be neglected-our corps of
Reporters usual, will be the spot to give
count of all such interesting matters and important de-
tails could not be communicated to the magic wires
and yet VIII ich are perhaps fully necessary for full
understanding of all that is going on in the great pow
WOW of the nation.
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Sl7459 greater than for the entire in any PIE
vous year.
NEw YoRK STATE CANALs-AMouNr or Tolls.
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Original Ethiopian renaders-PaImo's
Opera Hous eThs evening, Messrs. 8ermon, Sauwood,
Harrington &c. conclude week Palmo of unexanped
and unbsanded to the crow
ed aud fashionable audiences that aentvely enjoyed their
happy efforts contribute to the general qualification Of the
public We have hope that will be
made their the place for week
inmation that will afford universal satisfaction.
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So -
ARRIVAL OF THE GREAT WESTERN

FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
Inc iavourite steamer Great Western Gan.
Matthew's, arrived at New York on Tuesda,
afternoon. She sailed the 23d mir 70;
passengers came out i'm her the uon
Daniel Jeniier, the late u. S. Minister 70 Aus
'rla; Hon. w. Boulware, late U. s. Mn;s,e,
to Naples; and the Hon. Chris,opber Hugbes
late U. s. Minister to the Hague.
There is no change in the cotton market
There was very serious riot at Leipsic
The Queen of England was at Mayence on
the 18th ult.
France is quiet; but was visited nv fro.
mendous hurricane on the 18th, which tore m
trees and houses.
The disorders in Greece still continue.
The US. Frigate Cumberland arrived N
the harbor of Vuletta on the 5,b ult From
Trieste but, after communicating with the II
o. consul, departed for Trpoli.
There was an explosion of fire damn in tho
mines Of Wagstaff & Skidmore, near Dndlov
which killed four and dangerously wounded
20 Of the men. '''''' y
Inc cholera was committing frightful mvo.
yes IN Western India.
The packet ships Siddons. Roscius & Ho,
'lnguer had arrived at Liverpool.
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COMMERCIALLY &NURsERY
OF PARSONS & CO.,
FLUSHING. NEAR NEW YORK.

FLUSHING, NEAR NEW YORK
ME Propreiors desire TO call attention TO this
u extensive establishment. which is now prob
ably the largest in the Union. covering an area OF
nearly 30 acres. and compacrly planted with more
Than quo 600 Tree, Shrubs Plants. &c.
The very rapidly increasing TASTE for Horticnl-
iural pursuits, producing demand for new and rare
Fruits. Ornamental Trees. and Plants. has rendered
necessary sysiemaized arrangement for the I'M
porlai'on Ofall that Is new aud d,sirab,e.
For this purpose. the PropreIors have personally
Inspected all the principal public and private II rrr-
cultural Establishments in Britain. France and Ger
many. and have perfected arrangements, 10y which
they will receive Immediately on lis appearance,
everything that is new and valuable.
The Trees cultivated at this establishment are
straight and thrifty. aud from their exposed situation
they are sufficiently hardy for removal to much
higher laiiIudes
The attention of amateurs and Others is par:icu.
lary directed 10 the ruii grounds of this establish
meni. IN which will be found bearing specimens OF
all The varieties OF fruit which they cultivate
Visitors are also invited To inspect their vine ne,
and fruiI houses. IN which more Than 100 VAR
eiIes OF Foreign Gmpes. and about 300 vsrIeue. o
Fears, PIums Aprcois. and NecIa rines all Of
will be IN bearing, IN 1916.
Orders nny he addressed To the Proprieiors n
Flushing. New York, and Catalogues can be oh
tanned by application. post pniJ. to themselves, I,
Parsons & Lawrence. 12S Pearl 81, Or SaIton &
Miles. pos Broadway, New York
aug 10 6w
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o~-TO PRINTERs,l, Rn

Owing to impaired health, the Publisher OF
the WHEELING DAILY TIMES, is willing
to dispose Of one half of that establishment, at
very low rate. The paper is published
DAILY, TRIW WEEKLY, and WEEKLY; has large
and increasing circulation, material entirely
new, and is the only Wing paper in popu.
ious county largely wing. 1t has also very
large assortment of Job Type and Presses
The business OF the office is about $4,000 pei
annum. ltwould be good investment OF q
moderate capital for practical printer.
Address, J. T.. WHARTON,
Publisher Times, Wheeling, Va.
Aug. 81 AS.
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PRCSPECTIS

VNOR the publication oil a splendid Full Length
IL Mezz hini EngIaving of WASHING ron
from the Original Picture by Col TrumbulI. Ills
Aid'de'C"mPl now IN possession Of Yale College
New Haven,
THIS picture. repre- senting Gen Washington on
the hattie field al Trenton. was painted m the wear
1893, for the city OF Charleston, but the inhabitants
oi ihai.place preering To have view OF their ow n
city in The back ground Col Trumbul painted ano,
Iher according 10 their request, (Which is now IN
The City iiall) The original picture was purchased
by the Cincinnati Society Of Connecticut Who az.
forwards presented II To Yale College.
TITS considered Ivy Judges n G EN- of American
Art and IL one Of the best licensees of the incom
parable patriot IN existence. aud The only picture
representing him in the prime IL life.
The Engraving will be rs by 10 inches, and
finished in The highest style Of NJ, zzotinto, by w
Warner. Esq. and printed on the finest quality of
paper IL will bo ready for delivery about the
midd !e Of October next
Price 50 per copy for prints for proofs S.
JOHN DAINTY. 46I Walnut 81. :,
SAMUEL TlLLER. 80 Carriers Alley r""a' d.
Va The impressions will he delivered 10 sub
scrIbers IN the order of Their sub,c ripIion sen
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no CABINET MAkERs.

WINE Subscribers having their Mil aud Patent
Polishing Machine 10 ipl operation. are now
ready TO supply Cabinet Makers with MARBLE
TOYS. nj me following very low prices
White Italian Marble Tops. 81 CTS per foot.
eiolian BardIlla do 67I do do
italian Wash Stand Tops, win back. shelf and
scroll from 50 10 $40
The above prices include packing and all charges
Ifcepi the freight. and warranted Ifee ~ breakoge
r. ~ co, ore ~ confident Of lLeir Tors being
pcrior IN fnsh in rhose polished b. The old method
'hat hev arc willing TO take hack any that noy
prove unsatisfactory. fe manufacturers paying
charges each way. They keep also on hand Ma
hogsny Boards. Plank and Veneers ~ all kinds
Also VarnIsb. Glue, Bureau Knobs. Sofa Springs.
SC, &c
TERa+-6 months on satisfactory reference, or
per cent Fl lor cash
n a. Co, keep also or hand Marble Mnnirls oi
every DESCRIPTION both Foreign and Domestic
Orders by mail for Marble Mahogany. or any Of IhJ
articles stove, will reccivr prompt attention.
JOHN ECKSTEiN ~ GO.
Union W. l.. Ridgs Road;
Warehouse 81 Dock 81.
aug % 3wtw ImLADELfHIA, r.
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60 ~ H"~s

DoBLiC SALE--Wili be sod nj pnblir ascA
IL noh :" ne hh hcs, hiddeI without reserve. on
>" = 'h n' S"p' 1873. commencing at 10 DEL OK
a M aud continued iium day Il. u.y un,,l The zoo
pef'y Is all d.P'sed 81 The Property ~ I've soli ~
m" r'ir" % ts'"al properly oi IN. assoi ia.n Know
rs me Oa'" fh 'lent. e",-isne oi ia part. 8 horses
aud h'r' e-s. > iwo h'fsc Wagons pionsl,. tnrrovs
and n general stock 81 fu'a ng nipple nen,s %
'"ws naiv 81 ih'm v'y snIef"r. fue set
I'd hlocksmIihs ,ools. With s.mc curI~hi.t's tools.
Ais". 80 head oi young. and y yoke "a, working ta,.
iie snmc I'D head &c hog. y.uus md oli oi sup. :.
rI"r breeds Also. Corn an tho gn.unJ. Wheat,
Oats and H,y ~ the saak As the sale will ID
p"s"'v. tine bargains may he esps cied.
VaS Sale 10 be- un The pre,nises
TEN 'aade known on The day az sale.
sepS J sfIkIyER
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$4,000.

Pokomoke River Lottery, class No 1876.
To be drawn at Wilmington. Tuesday, Sepl'r 30
Of $4,000 of 5000 of 5000 I Of 2OOn
rs Nus, 10 ballots. Tickets SIS Certificate of
package rs wholes $50. Shares in proportion.
SMALL FRY LOTTERY.
Draws as follows hroug bout The month oi Sc piember
Draws on sdnys--Ca pial prize $4,000
Whole Tickets 81; certificate Of package wholes
Sl2; shares IN proportion.
Draws on Thursdays-Capiial prize $4,000
Whole Tickets 81; certificates of package whoIes
Sl4; shares in proportion.
Draws ON Siiuriays--Capiol prize $4,000.
Whole Tickets sli certificate Of package wholes
SD: shares III proportion.
Address your orders to
sep2 N l. DORSEY, Wheeling Va
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NEW GOODS.


456 PACKAGES CHINA d. QUEENSWARE
lust RECEIVED and now opening, fresh
- supply Of NEW GOODS, suitable for City and
Country Trade, consisting in pau Of. viz:
n W HHDS FLOWING Blue CHINA Dim
u - ner. Tea aud Toilette Sell;
"A llIIDS new Fancy Toilette Sets very large
aud complete;
n IN CASKS Rich English China Tea Sets COT.
II " fees, Pitchers. Muss. Baskets, &c &c;
n q CASES RICH FRENCH CHINA. com
~ . prisng superb assortment Of Tea Sets
Cuhee and Chocolate Cups and S,ucers, square
Cologne Bottles. Gard Baskets. Fruit Baskets. Mugs
Vases Pchers, richly decorated aud embossed Fruii
Siands, SC &c.
n ~ IIHDs white, raised. figured. rnamelcd,
" lusire.6g d gold band Tea Sets Pnchcrs&
80 hhds white stone China Dinner, Tea and
Toilette Sets; Teas, Bowls. Jugs. Plates. Dishes
Bakers. Cover Dishes, &c &c;
u hhds raised fig'J stone China Dinner. Tea md
Toilette Sets Teas. Bowls. Jugs. Plaies d shes &c
81 bids new style fancy decorated Stone China
Tea Sets; Teas Bowls, Jugs. Plates. Dishes. &c.
% Craes fine Ennrnelled Ware. CONSISTING o.
Tea Sets. Teas. Bowls. Jugs. Plates, Dishes, &c.
ALSO; 2t6 Gates fresh made Liverpool and
Queenswnre, comprising a full NJ general nssOri
ment Of printed. all coors, edged, coored G out
painted. Of latest style. shapes, &c.
| ALSO; An extensive stock Of Cut. Plain an,
Pressed Flued GLASS WARE, consisting Of The usua
assortment in our line.
| All Of which will he sold as cheap ms any hous,
in this. or any olher city in the Union for cash.
OD the usual credit Ia puHciusl buyers.
| Packing particularly attended 10.
EN- KERR g. co.
| arg 30 In $50 Baltimore ST. Baltimore
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A. G. M,CALLAM,

No. lis MAIN STRELr.
NNOULD respectfully invite The aiiern ION oi
w Country Merchants and Dealers generally
Ia an examination of his extensive and elegant as
sormeni Of manufactured Hats and Cans IN, h he
Is prepared 10 sell AT unusually low prices; and
more superior article cannot be found elsewhere in
The market. consisting &c fine Beaver. Neutrin
Lrush. Russia. Silk. Moleskin. Cashmere aud Coney
Hats. Also large assortment II black and drah
Wool Hats. Sign OF BLACK HAT.
aug 20 Opposite Va Hotel.
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NJ W MUSIC The Musiral Library. extra.
v containing ~ popular Marches. l2 Quick
Steps, for % cts per number. FIR sale ny
sep s JAS MELLOR