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The North-Carolina standard., 1845-09-17

be ship wright. The Governor OF New-Hamp-
shire is a wheelwright, and native of North
Carolina But Mississippi can beat the whole
Union at that game, as she can at almost any 9TH
er-making Gotten, breaking down banks, work
ing out of debt and breeding Girafes She cleo
ted three mechanics to the first Office in her gilt
tailor. a saddlcr and blacksmith. She IS the
onlv State in the Union where the people are lit
eraIly sovereigns, and have all The power in their
own hands .l2L - S. Il
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~ The undersigned will attend
rs regularly the County and Superior Courts Of
Wake, Granville, Franklins Johnston and Nash, and
the Superior Courts of Warren and Halifax. MI busi.
entrusted to his will be promptly attended
-tsoa1 -zt7 @asf .sss HENRY w. MILLER!
Raleigh, N. C. Sept. 9Th, 1915 jt .'t ~ 567-H
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Some editorial Munchausen tells a story of
a Pennsylvania tailor who sews so fast that he is
obliged 10 keep bowl of icc-water near at hand
10 cool has needle IN
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California. 1t appears from report made. by
Rosa, Mexican Minister of Finance, that the
English have mortgage " for the payment of
twenty millions and its interest" by Mexico, on
one hundred millions of acres in California, Chi
huahua, Sonora, New Mexico and Texas-a.
mounting, in all, says the Albany Argus, to an
area three times as large as the State of N. York
Mexico it is said: owes at least sixty millions,
and is therefore in state of hopeless insolvency In
relation to this mortgage the Albany Argus says:
Though they cannot torecEOse in court Of law,
and thus obtain instant possession, the English
government can very naturally negotiate for an
absolute cesson of California: offering to assume
the twenty millions of debt due thereon by Mexi-
CO. This bargain might be mutually advantage
GUS to both parties. England gets fine province
and position on the Pacific ocean that she has
long coveted, and Mexico gets rid Of nearly half
of her foreign debt. We do not insist that this
transfer will ever be made, as the United States,
the controlling power on the American con-
tinent, will have word to say before that trans
fer is consummated." So we say--and not only
a word but bLo,cs, if England attempts to coIonize
a foot of ground on this Continent. We see it
stated that Mexico is making arrangements, in
which she is no doubt assisted by England, to in
troduce into California a body of five thousand
Irish psasantry. This it is thought, will eoun-
tcract, to some extent, the effects of the rapid emi-
gratien of Americans to that quarter But all
this and more will not do when tie pear is
ripe IL WiU fall
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Sing Sing Prison. Ii appears from letter to
the New York Evening Post, that there were in
Sing Sing Prison, New York, on the first of
January last, s69 convicts Of this number there
81 under IL years of age; 149 between II
and FL years old; 374 between FL and 80 years
old 200 between so and 40 years old; and 126
above 40 years of age. Nine were under sem
t,nce for life, eight for over twenty years, thirty
for ten and twenty years, ninety-one for ten
years, and the balance for from two to nine years.
On the 9th of August there were confined in
this Prison oO6 convicts-of whom 1875 were
blacks. Here we see the degraded and melancho-
ly condition to which the free blacks of N York
are reduced. New York contains about twelve
thousand Of these unfortunate persons, and ont Of
phese we find in prison, at spot, hundred
AMI ninety-fve! North Carolina contains more
than two hundred and fifty thousand slaves and
free persons Of color and yet doubt whether, out
ofal these, as many 1875 are convicted of crimes
10 year. Such facts speak for themselves
The New York Express, speaking of the
whole number of convcts and Of the causes of
crime, says: L" We doubt There is this mum Der,
but if there are, the cause for this great number,
'Iu lhuceu tot nedIIy lhIee IouItnS vi TIC "HoI0
number, is to be found in the amount of intem-
perance Of this city, especially. The chaplain of
the prison gives a sad evidence of the moral rava-
ges of Intemperance. He states that, upon
careful inquiry, he ascertained that seventy out of
every one hundred men sent to the State prison,
were led into the commission Of crime from hab
its Of intoxication, and that ninety-six-one hun
dreths had not attended Sabbath school for any
length of time during their lives. Another curl
Gus fact ascertaincd by The Chaplain, is that one
half the persons who leave the prison become
honest and respectable members of the communi-
ty. He says, that whenever he visits the city he
meets some of those men who are pursuing an
honest calling, and that when he breaches in the
city. he is sure TO find six or seven of these per-
sons outside the church waiting to speak to him
when the congregation has left" .. -
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appointment blythe President James T. Mil
Ter, Naval Officer, for the district of Wilmington
NJ c., vice James Owen, removed.
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Notice.

UNHE copartnershp heretofore existing in the city Of
u Raleigh. N. c. under the firm Of RUSSELL & EsK-
CHARL RUSSELL is authorized collect all debts
due to, and settle all claims against said firm.
CHARLES RUSSELL
Sept 18th 1916. VERNON ESKRIBGE.
The Books and accounts OF NfeSsrs.
with Mr. GEoRo f T. COOKE, and we hope Gas our
terms have been cash) that all our friends who n
debted rs will forward and settle their
without further notice. CHAS. RUSSELL
Sept Is, 1S45. b67-4t-p.
Register and Star copy 4 weeks '4I @15s5 .5 s. g
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To tie point! The Washington Union OF
Saturday last says, in relation to the boundary
question: "Let there be no mistake about this
matter. The Rio del Norte IS our boundary line.
The Rio del Norte aoiH continue TO be our boun-
dary and neither the arms of the Mexicans, nor
the tongues of her dipIomatsts, nor the puny pens
of the National Inteligencer," will be sufficient
to remove our boundary east OF that river. There
our boundary is planted, and the bullets of the
Mexicans, nor the paper shot of their friends in
this country, will be able to shake the determina
ton of our Executive upon this question:"
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II appears from an article in the Washington
Union that more than one hundred patents were
Issued from the Office in Washington from the lst
day of May to the Slst of July, 1845.
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NARADE at he Capitol Square, Saturday the.
IL 10th inst. at 3o'elock, armed and equipped the
law directs in Summer unitornl. S a1r, esa
There will be private meeting Of the Company Oni
the evening preceding, at the City alb Al oclock
I'll Il By order Of the Captain,
zlaE T.. H. SNOW, o. 81
Sept. Is, 1916. --.-------
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E0Ri SALE,

-r sfs.4~- FOR SALE 2g 5
IHNHE Office opposite the Catholic Church, if pgi
vately sold before. will be sold at public Auction
on Monday ofthe next Superior Court.
- f--l.a-as ~ eae .fli5I W.J.CLARK.
Raleigh, Sept. Is, 1885, n 5sills 5te 567-tsa
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HTvz-A BROOkLANDWOOD M l. 4. s
fYYGE3s FOR SALE. These Mills, consisting of a
IhsshM Brick GriSt Mill and Saw Mill, having I61
feet fall of water power, are situated al The
YIN mile from Baltimore on the Falls Turpike and
one fourth of n mile from the Westminster Branch
Railroad The Mill property embraces 10 acres of
Land, upon which are the Miller'S house, SGYa house
lanyard, Stone house aud two leg housts and
would afford good accommodation for families that
might he employed, should the Glst Mil be converted
into Cotton Factory, fot which purpose il is well To-
Gated, and will be sold very low by applying to
JAMES H. SIMPSON
n2O-w&stf N. T.. cor. Lombard X FroBt-sts
EBEW FOR SALE. A Pew il. ST. Peters
III Church, sharp ST., very egibly situated, will
be sold or exchanged. Also, two colOred women,
slaves for term of years, both Of whom are coed
house servants, sober, faithful and industrious An.
ply, for reference, at this OH re. df 9aw2w
ET0R SALE GROUND RENTS Of different
n amounts, well secured, fnr sale nj per cent
Apply to BOND s GELBACH,
MI 40 Second II.
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INDEPENDENT GREYs,
GRAND MILITARY AND CIVIC BALI

GRAND MILITARY AND CIVIC BALI,
ON MONDAY ETENING, Dec, sh, 1915.
TENHE INDEPENDENT GREY5 would respect
"a fully inform their friends aud the public gener-
ally, that they iRtend giving their ANNUAL BALI
at their NEW ARMORf, in n. HIGH STREET,
between Gay and HilIeu streets, on
MONDAY EVENING, Dee. 9Th, lsi5
The building is commOdous and well adapted for
public assemblies, W hich, with other extensive ar
agreeable Bali OF the seaSOn-and order to gu. I'd
against crowded audience, the company have re-
solved to limit the tickets to $50, and will not exceed
that number under any circumstances.
The proceeds of the Ball are TO be applied to the
liquidation Of the debt Incurred in the erection of the
Armory.
Tickets So each admitting gentleman and two
ladies' Tickets to be had of the members of the
Company. d2-6t
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TRUTH is STRhNG Err THAN FICTION
AFHRIsTIE'SG ALyANlC RINGS

v AND MAGNETIC FLUID
Dr. CHRISTIE present; the following remarkable
case to the public, believing il duty his part and
also At the earnest request OF the pattes concerned
BALTINORE, Nov. :, 1915.
On last thursday was attacked with violent pains
IN the small of the back and @ints being, as suppose,
nHammaory rheumatism, On Friday my pains in
creased so that was obliged 90 TO bed, and ON FIJI
day ni2ht was III such eNntme agony, that the in
mates OF the house thought must die from the eX-
UeIne agony of my pains, Seeing i'll the newspapers
the wonderful account OfDr. Christie sGavauic Rings
sent friend of mine Jshn Web>ter) 10 enquire the
price of one of thC and procure if possible. My
friend proceeded to Mr. Hance's store, and was there
told that the price of the genuine rings was so cents
piece, and the magneIic fluid 81 per bottle. Now
this was more money Than had, and my friend was
about retiring when MIR. Hance called him back and
enGuired about my Atter hearing it, he offered
to give him the rings and fluid 10 take to his friend 10
give them far trial In fifteen minutes after had
placed the rings my fingers and had used the tluid
Iexrerencet the greatest relief, and in three days
was rna3ed To leave my ned and walk about myrdnm.
| nav" now sufficiently recovered to walk to Mr.. HIS
store ani state my ease; also % squire Schaeiict's
office.
make this statement 10 the public TO let those who
suf ring know where to obtain rcliet, and to set
forth The wonderful effects of Ur. Chrstie's find and
rE = rs some have attempted 10 ely down the fluid.
RICHARD HOLCROFT,
b Britain street, near Madison.
State Of Mary!anj, C3y Of Baltimore IS On this
7th of November, 1885, bei6re me, the subscriber,
Justice of the Peace for said city, personally appear
ed Richard Ii0!crOft, who signed The written state
mcnt brior" az, and made oath tina; the several facts
ctcith AMI contained lheran are respectively true:
~ thay are therein set forth. sworn before
WIN. A. SCHAEFFGR.
Also at the same time, personally appeared John
Webster, helm personally acquainted with Richard
Holcroft, aud made oath that the several facts sci
forth and cortaHsd in the statement of said H0cro
are respectively, tue, they ale therein set forth
and lhat MIR. Hocto.t is entitled to credit
WIN. a. SCHAEFFER.
10 Dr., Chrisiie's genuine Galvano Rings and
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BALTIMORE MUSEUM

AND GALLERY OF THE FINE ARTS,
CORNER OF BALTIMORE y C.7Lp-ERT- SITS.
THE INFANT SISTERS BENEFIT.
FHNlti& EVENING. Dec. 9Th, will be perform
IL ed SANTA CLAUS.
After which, THE M!LLER'S MAN. Schloppen-
Stausen, Mr. j. SEXTON. Pauline, Miss CANNON.
Staging aud Dancing by The INFANT SISTERS.
70 conclude with BOMBASTES FURIOSO. Gen.
Bomba:les, Miss EMMA kILMiSTE.
NC abundance % cts, children under 10 years of
age, i2s cents. Saloon performance to commence at
q o'clock precisely. II
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MWOOItE's PECTORAA MIXTURE In
WH offering this valuable Medicine iof sa'e, .ne
subscriber would inform the public that II IS no 9uac IN
cure for consumption; it is prepared from The re-
ceipt of the late Dr. Moore, of Philadelphia ana Is
certain remedy for recent Coughs Colds ana chtaia
affections. 1t will also be found usefni Ill te me-.
pient stages of Bronchitis. Numerous ceiuhca'eS
could be obtained from IT. Ose who have derived pehe
1T from its use, but it is deemed unnecessary, as Il
trial of il will be sufficient ei its va
Inc as a remedy in the above mentioned diseases
For sale by CHARLES b. BAhhi,
Mo If No. 1872 Baltimore street.
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G O N 8 u MI p TION!

CONSU MPTION!
Colds, Coughs, Splitting of Blood Bronchitis,
Difficulty of Breathing, Asthma, Pain
in the Side and Breast, Whooping
Cough, Group, and all Disea-
ses of the Liver and
Lungs, Broken Con-
stitution, &c.
n 1OSSTMPTlV READ d; REJECT!
q ANOTHER WONDERFUL. CURE OF CON
SUMPTION AT NORRl SHOWN, PA, We take
great pains to procure authentic and respectable Ger
tIfcatcs, and never give publicity to any other
TO Or. Swayne, Philadelphia: Dear Sir-lt affords
me great satisfaction to lay before American public
the wonderful success of your Compound Syrup of
III Cherry, in curing me of that dreaitul disease
Consumption! after all other means had failed. was
dttacktd with pain III my breast, very much affecting
my voice and lungs, and troublesome cough and
sore throat. NJ bowels were cOslVe, appetite nearly
gone, aud my stomach was so very weak that my Ply
sicIan was at loss to know what TO d0 for me,
erytking used, in the shape Of medicine was immG-
datcly rejected remained for months in This aw;u
condition and gave upall hopes of ever recovering
Hearing ot the wonderful cures daily performed BY
your invaluable medicine. in Coughs, Colds Asthmas,
Whoopng Cough, aud all diseases Of the Lungs and
Breast, reluctantly determined to Try it, purchased
bottle of your Agents in this place Moore 4 Long
aker) which appeared 10 take hold my disease. and
relieve me. continued using it until it gradually
stored 10 health ard strength Several of my friends
were AFFLICTED IN the same manner that was myself,
which declined Using the Syrup; they, | am sorry to
say appear to be fast approaching that bourne where
no traveller returns. As expect soon 10 leave these
parts, give you this as standing memorial TO the
great virtues of your Invaluable Compound.
b. G.. WILCOX, Nnwi|Iown, Pa.
CAUTION! All preparations from the Wild Cherry
Tree, except DR.. Swayne's both fictitious and
counterfeit and sprung up years after this valuable
medicine had introduced itself into the sick chamber,
therefore ask for Dr. Swayne's Compound Syrup of
wild Cherry, and purchase no other. The genuine
article is prepared only by Or. Swayne whose office
has been removed to N. w. corner Of Eighth s. Race
streets, Phiiada.
Baltimore .4gents--I. P. Cook, No. T6 Baltimore ST.
Siabier * CAVITY, Pratt street wharf J. w. s R. w.
Davis, No, 3l4 Baltimore street.
District .4genti-R Farnhnm, Washington, ID. c..
VIM Stabler * Bro, Alexandria. D. G.; George NJ
Sothoron, Georgetown dc tAp6r
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7 n W M 70 FfIItt-s JULES : HAUPI. hz3es
- iehts 10 Inform she public CENTRALLY nor 10 0o1
ouEd M preparations with all be nnstrnms ef M.
nys as mhny puts In newspaper advertising ,trrrtes
ca.an car idfsf ard FICTITIOUS Names and in some
-. ''flte themselves as Doctors or Chemists,
,h ,a1 pH"! 10, IheJ hardly Know the meanIsI OF
! NV NV,.,,, ,, ,.,,,.<,..-
1EALt DIVINE ms VpsYt.D 'I|' ~ "Vhf1 AND
| and fair. ' W ''HN'' '"e SN'h '"at
| MY nEPU,ATnpy pp.,,ppp ~
perfltIous huif from b "a -, - 'i ~ 'eiho'e the ST.
| MY EAU Lu%TRAL HAIR RESTORATIVE
certain preventative from BaIfnas. ~
| Ny VEGETABLE IlQITTn HAIR nyE ror -
Simultaneously changing Gray or ed Hair In an eynmi
site fine Black, Brown or Chesrn, color " " i''
My CELEBRATED SHAVING CREAM ,vbich -
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EW BUpT 4 ND SHOE SEj,kn:.
EAST RALTIMnRE SrREL1

gHstN PLATE, SHEET IRON,
n COPPER WIRE, &c. sc.
500 boxes TIN PLATE, Blk, add extra SKIES
200 boxes Loaded, for Roofing, Ax20, of best Chaz
coal brands
$50 bundles best American, English and Russia
SHEET IRON-ah dii Get importation,
20 coo lbs. Rraziefs COPPER, assorted
20 casks Taunton SHEET ZINC
900 bundles Bright aud aBncaled IRON WIRE
50 rolls SHEET LEAD, 81 to 6 lbs.
50 pigs Banca TIN; 100 plates SPELTER
Also, Pig and Bar LEAD, Bar Tin, sc.
tk7- A full stock Of Timers Tools and Peck's Ma
chimes, Timed and Iron RiVes, Timed Copper, &C.
For sale on liberal terms by
L. PRATT 81 BROTHER,
a25 Smif 81 and % s. Charles street
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ADJUSTMENTS.
HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE

MRS. SEGUIN'S BENEFIT.
FENHiS EVENING. Dec. 9th, will be performed
"ELiAlR OF LOVE" Nemorino, Mr.. FRA
LER Dr. nuIcamara, Mr.. SEGUIN. Sergeant Bel
core, Mr. DELAVANTl. Adna, Mrs. SEGUIN-
Giannetta, Mrs, BRUNT0N.
10 be followed by a GRAND CONCERT BY the
OPERA TROUPE.
-. Qf- Boxes IS cents-Pit 37l cents Doors open at
81 oclOck-Curtan rises AT O'Clock. Ii
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N II y q NTtiNEI
H & > T.4NIC RINGS,
~ ACGLE Us, Sc,
AND CHRISTIE'S


These celebrated articles are daily acquiring an in
creased reputation for their surprising efficacy in the
cure OF RHEUMATISM ard all NERVOUS COM
PLANTS. No matter how chronic or severe NAV
be the disease, II readily yields to the mysterious
er as applied by tbs remarkable discovery and mn
merous physicians Of the highest reputation strongly
recommend them, The Genuine (alyauic pi5f1S
used IN connection with the Magnetic FIuid are con
hdenty recommended i'll all disorders which arisc
from an enieehled unhealthy state of the neryouS
system and these complaints are among the lnost
PAIN ui and universal TO which we are subject
The Gd'Uanic Rings have been used with ncrf5ci
success IN all cases ofkheumatism acute and chronic
applying To the head, face and limbs; Gaut Tic no
lorenx, Toothache, Bronchitis, Vertigo, Nervous or
SICK Headache, Indigestion Paralysis Palsy Epilcp-
scy, Fits, Cramp, Palpitation Of the Heart Apoplexy
Stiffness of Joints, Lumbago. Spinal Complains Neu-
ra's'a, General Debility, Deficiency OF Nervous Ener-
gy, ehd ALL Nervous Diseases.
In cases of confirmed Dyspepsia tiey have heen
found equally successful. Their extraordinary effects
upon the system must he Witnessed 10 be believed
and as a certain preventive for the preceding pom
plants, they are equally to he recommended, The
Kings are OF different prices, being made of all sizes
and otva'ious ornaments and patterns. d3-lm
tU-The genuine Galvanic Rings and Fluid for sale
only, in Baltimore, by ETH 5. IiANCE, No. lO8
Baltimore st., and corner Of Charles and Prats It, Is
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A CHEMICAL RESULT To enable persons
"a To DYE INSTANTANEOUS their HAIR.
without the least Inconvenience.
JULES HAUEL'S CELEBRATED EEGETh-
BILE LIQUID HAIR DYE, for changing red OF gray
hair, whskers, eyebrows, Sc, 10 4 brown, back OF
cheSnut color. The sIightrstCYil consequences led
not be tea ed from lis uset is altogether harmless
This composition is the only one cipncdb by Inc
science of Chamlsry, ID dye, in an ndrith'c manner
the various gtadaOns of co0rs, without danger or
Inconvenience, and has justified The Liberal patron
age and unlimited confidence Of the pubic.
{d3- Bcrare Of C0unterfeitcrs Ask for 'JulCs
Ilauel's Ve4cIaoie Liquid Rair Dye, il you want
the genuine article.
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A GARD. Received direct from the manuiactlr
"a er, Levi Browns celebrated Diamond pointed
Gold PENS, the genuine article; also gold and silver
Pencil Gases, with Jacksons superior Leads for Pen
eli cases. supply Of The above articles 1T all times
in store for sale by G. D. CLARK, Wafer street. Sc
cond Goor from Calvert, at the lowest rates.
n. y. Gold and Silver wanted. jeld.eotf
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10. wholesale and retail by
'ULEs EtAUEL, F2filmer and Chelnist,

f6 =. Tsirt-st. below Chestnut. phllah.
And for sale in Baltimore by he following agents.
N. 4. Robinson, cor Gay and Saratoga SITS; j Boury
90 Baltimore st; Mortimer & MCwbray, BALTIC, and
Charles sts Thos. P. Harrison, 253 Baltimore 81; +.
Hickey Sons, 221! Baltimore st; A. Cr0ycau, III
Baltimore ST; Coiemaa s. Rodgers, lib Baltimore 81;
S. G.. Winchester, lGj Baltimore Il; L. Hale, ll2 Bal
timore st; NJ. barogue, BALTIC & Harrison SIS; las
p. De Lac0uf, $50 Baltimore 81; II. S. Thompson,
Howard and Fayette sts &. p. Rodgers, Ilowa'd and
Marion streets; ]. W. Barry * Co., Baltimore and
pcan sis. OILS wfSul}tn
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$ ssSeD.&DdbQb H'T 1Nd1SS 81 SrNrs
Il H. appty W
BOND IL GEL3.9IIT

BOND u GEL8.9CH.
Real Estate Agenis, No. 80 SccoRd-ss
s-ya Who offer for sale large variety of very
G.sET1zf cheap property, part of which we name:-
hsaat large aud beautiful story dwelling with
-Assza- large back budiugs-lOt 22i feet front 10
deep 10 an alley, on LeXinsOn.St near Charles st,
R,rA Also, a spacious and well arranged . story
EHsia dwelling on w. Lombard st. near Howard st .
tkEa. lot ID feet, ll6 deep to an alley, with sta
bes. Jhls house will be sold very cheap in fee sim
Pile or with ground rent / do. in ST. Paul-st. near
Franklin, So $40; i'll EIeterst CRANKY, So 50O
neat story dwelling ON Madison-st. near Howard
at only S9OO-will rent for Sl5O; in w. Lexington
st. near Pine, with passage anf back building, and
deep lot, only g., sos in Saratoga-st. between Piae
ST. and Run alley story, with attic and back build
ing, lot ii 10y liz feet deep, cost 81 400 to build,
now be sold at only s 300, III payments of |, ., g.
and years, is under rent at 500; in Pittst near
Eden, at $3.50 each; fine house in South Paca- st.
near Little Green, only $1,000; in w, Fayette- st.
near Cove, at 81 $50 eaCh Gin Harrison vt near the
Synagogue; IN Carone-st. near Il. Baltimore, $500;
in Wansbcck, near Iiollms ST., S575 and 1885, in
Granby-st. near EXeter, $1,000; in Courand st. in
fec "a 200; very large and mostdGsrabe store with
dwelling on N. side OF Lexington st. between Fataw
and Howart-will be sold cheap easy terms; and
many others,
BUILDING LOTS 20 Lease in every direction
some with advances
large number Of FARMS for sale. [Al nil
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G " EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF
W RiLL AVID WINTER GOODS.

G " EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF
IA FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
CLoTHS-Amcrican, English and French
CASSlMERES--F!an and Fancy
VEST1NGS-Silk, Velvet, Satin, WoTsted, sc.
Satinets, Tweeds, Kerseys, Jeans and Linseys
Cashmeres, MousIine de Lame, black and col'd
AIpacas, Bnmba2ineS, SC. Also, one of the hand
soonest assortments Of CALICOES in the city
SHAWLS-Cashmere, Tibet, Wool, Mousne de
LainC, Blanket and Net
LS-White, Red and Yellow
BLANKETS, Canton Flannels, Ticking
Peaiientiary plads, Checks Cotton Yarn,
Brown and BleaCbed MUSLINS, sc. SC.
GO For sale at the Agency Sore, rery iow fer cash,
by LUTHER J. cox, Agent,
No. n Baltimore street. Cd door below
oil'2m Tripoett's aHey.