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GROCERIES, GROCERIESn CIR OCERIESt'
fENIIE subscriber respectfully informs his friends AID
q the public III general, thai he Is now receiving his
Fall supply Of
FAMILY GROCERIES.
"a large assrt;en) WhIrh he The atten N
all who may this MA rkei Tor the purpose ol pun
chasing such articles, feeling assured thai he can offer
hduremenl The dealer and consumer, III qualify ano
price IS great as any house IN this cry.
he Is aisp in receipt ola large and good assortment
If STAPLE DRY GOODS. ,gch Is Casslpffes Sat
anelrs, Lns.ys, ofa descriptions. krr,e,s, Blankets.
brown and ~ acLel Dan's les, Cotton Oz1abnras bed
Ticking, Caicors, &C.. Sc A..o general aud good
assortment ii Has, Cap. Shines ald ols all o which
he iirrs for sal" TIE no>t ,lesIg Terms. all aud
the nc ~! a.. VILLA i l. IHl!ltO%.
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FURTHER ADvANcEIN CoAL.-The .


have sgin advanced HE prcr OF An hrsc.,e coal 80
EMS ION IN NV York. This makes an aJvsnce OF
we dollar "hn about one rlo1th. Inc retail price -
Nou s. too Vi !. coo lbs.
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Bacon HRatfaS.
Books EsoOl.s Books


Boehmiirr, Slq,ioncr, atd dca'er N Fancy Goods Ma
scci hstUnrais. a., ncrt door bcioe BeH,
Rpeh0 y 20, NAM Street,
Lgnrlbarg Ia,
4 hfrERS IN The public eructaIly vor, largo mud
well ESCORTED stock II BOOKS. IN all lhe various
departments oi >ledcne, Law, iheologv, Sc.
English, ftele eli, German. Splash l.alln and Grcea
Srhod iIlok-,
Blank Books II a'iur.t ever variety.
Cap aud Letter Iaper plan and ruled. common and
fine,
Mute Paper. plain and hney very bcaadal
Paper ilan4lo-, and Botdenna,
Nnh Nlat"s. Glllof-. ~.
lax, Ia" Po"1let Waiefs, sealing Wax, Motto Seal,
Chessmen, thes~ B.apIS. backgammon Boards,
Gold aud silver Feucts, gold Pens, ladies' Nors Box
-,
Wtilln9 Dis.
Rodgers Cutlery, &c s..
AIuauacs iut l. l..
Country Msrcbaot- rearhcrs, and all in want Of such
ARTICLES tepe .tull} invited Ia the stock.
Ort. - Is
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&S,735,95O


Civil miscellaneous, and ioreIgn inter
course. $l,644.27l 90
Nrmy proper, Sl53,659 80
tornira IONS, ordnance, and arnng mi
hla 462 627 90
Indian department S27 $50 G3
Peosions t62757 II
Naval establishment 1853, $50 rs
Redemption oflreasury notes aad lutte
resi- 62,096 So
Redemption If treasury notes which
WEI, paIluin1l aud interest 1888 80
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-11-12

NyGrTON y NANiIS Exla Fine CHEWING
- TOBACCO can be had by calling on l. y. Jtn
nnt-. Sod Il Ia, very i1e by good Judges o the 1rlce
Cad and glvn tiIll
DrIuhpr.2 Is
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HATS AND ChPc,

which is unusually large Having made purchases vr,
low, he rcs confident tha he ully prepared I" give
entire t,saeon IN lhe qoaly ard rcts 1 Hale aud
Caps
lie has also a selected stock Il
DRY GOODS,
which he hanaht nur~nall, Iov Which enables him 10
sell NJ prle lhal cannot all To pesse. Ihose IN wan
ii any article which h. have will find 10 helr ad
vantage 10 give hun call. he Intends 10 sell asrN low
! RI NlDl GU.
Ilfee daors below The Matkel hnnse.
Oct oG I'm
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"hE> oi v,rons qaaiit,cs P'ices tfon 81 ! cis.
10
ieS'anrniS. good assortnofl)
Ifay'r BIS lSnue ,nurru0
LYNN Houl,s Of sgyeia! Chaears. F.rs4'cbv
d'2J y : ~ y :.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-11-12

More rich e:taEl1Tscses and tsu>.ins.
HAVE this day Opened fi1e lot ol the above goods
1 10 40 tvanin2liIn u winch invite The attention oil
tie iodIe7. -. L. {. PETERS.
Ocl. -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-11-12

lie lhasnfef'S monthly statement Of the condition
y h' treasury according 10 The returns received up 10
me <oIl h, appeared IN The | Mon oi Monday piph
Upon hooking nNef IT, We find Thai the anounl suspct
Ia daii IN the d ier,ut Repositories is n,tet Jsdci,,g
o,~drhs Sc, 3345D $50 62-beinp ,l,mno,ion If
II ,35313O 80 since the previous eiurn- While tho
'mouni NJ treasury notes outstanding has IN the sanr
rcod increased 1881 oJU show inp an xc SIS Of e>p.p
dlufes over The i,colp:s, Tor the month of S. Is7 CSC
%
We oppressed the hope DAYS since. on learning
that l,ts" transfer Of funds had been ordered rlm
inc hof' :" NJ" Orleans, thai the Treasury wonld
make good lis orefdraH the Canal Bank Of hat city,
but laPP as, On The contrary, that the overdati MT
only cohlIhh's, bhl has actually Increased To 1910 5SS
l., bepa Sl2,G2 II than al The date q, The pre-
V"us fenrn II really Time that Ibis II ur Gaanciey-
Hg siould c'ase and that The poyetenI should draw
us drafts upon Those punis only where !, has funds 10
meet lpem. Neare prepared To hear the Union dew
ltr bng any 0rerdIgft, and speak vi transfers or
d"ftd'but 80 did tie iur the month Of Seprm.
hrf sh"w lhhsirs ordered Tor an amount larger than
the oSerdrnl al that lime aud yet. Notwithstanding We
hnd he "Nordtlli more Hnn doubiedi The drafts are
dawn before HE transfers ordered an The natural
conclnsnn IS, lhot hey circulating Ga Sos and
AIooa. n"o pfohably) somewhere The neip lbo hood
ol Santa fr tanafso, Monterey in spite Of The SUBJ
treasury law.
It,aoouul SUBJECT tn draft in the Sun TREASURY ia
k!el je3 Is. A. follows:
Assistant rtasuer, Boson, $ls6o96 10
do New York. SD az
do Philadelphia 763sI SO
Treasury, L S. Wa.hn gro., 56.3ll IS
Assistant Treasurer n. OfI.aus 80 90
Total. ssl 5s3 Ak
Ilr 'Gical nnus of lie receipts and Expenditures Of
he lpasutv, uf HE quarter ending on the 3Oh Of SIN
cmbef last shows AN OF expend ule of S5,3j2.
OIL =, as ulIows:
From rns"m' about $G,l25,ooo
lann go 600
Miscellaneous sources ~ ono
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II .HOs1 s.gA.s.Aqss.sl 1'1s.sCT
Of E,E.9'g5.
E. q L. :. :. { G
TRACT o. LFI2D,

OK the 25 h day OF Norem'er text, we vii sell on
The premises IN Isl valuable
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ILOVE TO LIVE.

Il love to live said prattlng boy,
AS he gaiy played with his new bought toy,
And a merry laugh went echOing forth,
From bosom filed with joyous mirth.
q love to live said a STRIPPING bold
Il wilseek for fame-I will toll for gold;'
And he found in his leisure many plan
To be carried ont when he grew man.
q love TO 4ive' said lover true
sOh, gentle maid would live for you;
have labored hard in search OF fame
| have found it but an empty name.'
Il love to live said happy sire,
AS his children neaTed the wintry ire;1
For his heart was cheered to see their joy,
And he almost wished himself a boy.
Il love to live' said an aged man.
Whose hour of life was well nigh ran
Think you such words from him were wild!
The old man was again child,
And ever thus in this fallen world,
Is the banner Of hope to the bseeSe unturled;
And ONLY with hope of life on high.
Can mortal ever love to die.
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The DEATH OF Col. DUFFIELD. The Phil
adelphia Gazette, in noticing the death OF Col.
I. w. Dufield, sem, at his residence in Frank
ford, on Monday week, aged nearly 10 years,
says:
With an extensive acquaintance, an enlarg-
ed social circle, and an honorable fame, Col.
Duffield maintained manly, upright course,
which secured him the confidence of the public,
and the esteem Of personal friends The pub
lie duties he assumed were honorably discharg-
ed, and he closed a long and valuable life, with
sense of having done what he could for the
good of others; and there remains to his family,
as mitigation of their grief, a certainty of en-
larged sympathy, and a confidence that the
public feel a loss in the death of one 50 dear to
them.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-10-14

NAVAL AFFAIRS. A general Court MARTA
convened OIL board the U. S. ship North Caro-
lima, on Friday, for the trial of such cases as
may come before them. The following officers
compose the Court;-Capt Benjamin Cooper,
President; Captains Salters and Stringham,
Mcintosh, Bigelow, Hudson and Eagle, Lieu
tenants Ellison and Calhoun, Members; Gar
rett R. Barry, Judge Advocate.
Commander George F. Pearson, who has
been for some time stationed at Portsmouth,
n H., navy yard, has been ordered to take
command of the Sloop of war Boston, now ~
ing at New York.
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FALL ARRANGEsEENT,
DAILY LINE TO THE SOUTH-EXCEPI
SUNDAYS
CARRYING THE GREAT

CARRYING THE GREAT
~. CENihHL UNITED STATES MAIL,
| ny the well known routes, via chesapeake Bay.
Lily FONT, Petersburg, Weldon Wilmington Ia
Chaueston, D. O. avoiding all that unpleasant
changing! (as on the route via Washington with
no loss oil sleep this side of Weldon.
SCHEDULE:
q asF.sgN LeaVngloweT end o f Spears Wharf,
E5f.ESfk iSEsS7 Baltimore, DAILY, except SUNDAYS,
.Ha al O'Clock, r. NJ. IN the well known
and complete steamboats, GEORGIA, CAM. Cannon
n sCSx4TF or HERALD, Capt. Russell, or JEW
pEss' G 9d61da Sutton Sui Hhs Line has
years, uihom loss Of PROPERTY or Life-the Roa;Es
built expressly fer this rourc) arriving in Norfolk
morning, aiter comfortable nights Sleep, at oclk:
tnehce up james river, with its beautiful scenery,
a %SeSR III daylight, in steamboat CURTIS
Ess1ssS Titi;se PECK, Captain Davis, or steamboat
IlsSA1s5ExA-H ALICE Capt Brough, to City Point
Nalfoad, now in complete order TO Petersburg, Va.
(someume IN advance of the line via Wash inpfon
or by the boat up the Aqua Creek arriving in PEERS
burg ia time for good rest to encounter The "a rond
10 Weldon and Wilmington, N, c., and thence to
charleston, :. O.; through as fast as any Other line
with much more comfort and less expense. AIso'
connecting with the Sea Board and Roanoke Raj
road now IN full operation for Passengers Frejpbt
IHeaylhg portsmouth every Monday, Wednesday and
Friday, at 81 O'Clock, NJ, for Garysvilc Franklin
Newtens aid 3oykns Bep0ts. And thence bv The
steamer Fox, from Franklin 10 Edemon, Plymouth,
Mewbern, and washington, N. C. Returning on
Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays CONNECTING Win
the boats for Baltimore . WIN
Conormable to our usual custom at hi season, the
fare for the present will he as follows:
Passage between Baltimore, Norfolk or Ports
Between Baltimore and franklin, 6 90
do do Richmond or Petersburg, Va 5 90
do do CASTOR or Weldon, 800
40 90 Through to Charleston, S C. 1000
Meals on board Bay and James River Boats includ
ed, thereby saving AT least 81 expenses.
R3- Travellers will be directed by our Soliciting
Agent, and give your checks 10 him or our Porter
III the depot yard, (NOrfOlk Line on his AatO who
VIII conductyou and yoar baggage to the boat.
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ENTkLLIGESCE AGENCY.
"A AND COLIECTORjS OFFTrr

VLU ESTABLISHMENT, To EXChange Flace
oliy ana country property, of every description,
bought, sold and exchanged Rents aud Account;
collected win punctuality and despatch and all bu-
sness IN which the services fan agent are required
transacted on moderate terms. Situations in whole
sale and retail stores daily open for young men.
CefSs, BOOK Keepers, Agents, Teachers, Bar-keep.
ers, Coachmen Walters Ostlcrs Farm hands, Over
seefs, Labeiers, Cooks, Chamb rmaids Dry and Wet
Nurses, &c &C., are daily wanted. Families wish
ing to obtain good servants can be supplied AT short
nouce Negroes bought sold and exchanged Cash
in small sums to loan out. judgments of six and 70
months wanted Apply at
l.. F, SCOTTI'S intelligence Office
se29 old establishment, 10 Exchange Place
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.,,..u a, -. Tic Freight Trains OF the
ShssSasaa5sh5 AT - Philadelphia, Wilmington and
IssastssaEss1 MsERs'A Baltimore Railroad Company
-22css---SsifEsEsHar now running daily (except
Sundaysl between Baltimore and Philadelphia
R?- MERCHANDlZE, &C., will be received at
the depot, corner of President and Fleet SITS, every
day except Sundays) until / O'Clock, P. NJ.
U5- All articles must he accompanied with me-
morandum, showing the marks, destination & nane
OF consIgnee-and in all the Freight Oh Goods
TOR wdy places (where agencyis established) must
ne PAID IN advance, otherwise they will moi he sent
dlS-u A. CRAWFORD, Agent.
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SENTENCED. Otto Sutor, the man who at
tempted to murder the cashier of the Lancaster
Bank, Mass, was sentenced in the Court Of
Common Pleas at Worcester, 10 days solita-
ry confinement, and is years hard labor in the
State prison.
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Ten lines less make a square-ifaR advertisement
i ceeds ten lines, the price will be in proportion.
All advertisements payable at the time of their
EsertiOn.
#G9-THE WEEKLY CLIPPER, large Family
,wspaper, containing all the select matter of the
lily, is published every Saturday morning, at tbs low
/ ice Of 81 per anuum.
i no All papers sent by mail, are discontinued the
III on which the advance payment expires,
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DIP EAR RINGS,

Il IL GABRIEL d. CLARK, Watel street
second door from CaIvert-st
Offers for sale, large assortment OF HooD Earripps
Cameo Stone aud Jet Breastpins, with ali the ttfey-
ent styles of gold Finger Rings, Shil, Studs and
bIaGeieS' se94
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IHoORE's PICTORIAL MIXTURE.

4VA offering this valuable Medicine for sale, the
subscriber would inform the public that it is no quack
remedy to cure all diseases. is it recommended as
cure Tor consumption; ii is prepared from the re-
celpt OF the late DR.. Moore of Phiat ephia and is
certain remedy for recent Coughs, COdsand Catarrhal
affections. II will also be found useful in tie incl
plent stages of Bronchitis. Numerous certificates
could be obtained from those who have derived bene-
mt from its use, but ii is deemed unnecessary, as
trla OF 1t will be sufficient recommendation a. its va
lue as remedy in the above mentioned Diseases
For sale by CHARLES B. BARRY
nl2u No. 1872 Baltimore street
G1LVER SPOONS. Persons goiug To house
~ Keeping are particularly invited 10 cali before
purchasing and see GABRIEL ID. CLARKjS assorr-
ment OF SILVER work, Water-st, 2d door from Calvert
N. B. Silver work of every description made TO or.
der, and highest prices given for old silver .a2s
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lDb5-THE AMERICAN REPUBLICAN & BALTI-
lore CLIPPER is furnished to subscribers bycare
carriers, at only and quarter cents per week
yable to the Carriers only, at the end of week
|rhe Clipper will also be sent, by mail, to distant
bscrbers at the rate of -Four Dollars per year, pay
Le, always, in advance.
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PORT DEPOSITE AND HAVRE DE GRACE
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN.

Commencing on MONDAY, 1871 april, 1867
- For the convenience Of The
ESSESisE% an - citizens and Others in the vi
s $780, 81 sl.sk5xs, cinity of Port Deposite aud
~ sSssz s@=15s@znZYH avre de Grace. Passenger
var WIN be attached to the freight train, leaving
Havre de Grace daily Except Sundays) at O'Clock
PM, arriving in Baltimore about half past7.
G3-This line will also enable citizens of Baltimore
who 90 out in the Morning all Train, to devote
orr hours to business or recreation, al Havre de
Grace or Port Ueposic, and return to Baltimore bv
dusk.
T*'Fishermen and sportsmen generally will find
TINS very seasonable train to return early in the
ava
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ture to negotiation by the Mexican rulers has
determined our government t. pursue its mil
itary operations without cessation, and with
the utmost energy, till the sole object of our
war-a just and honorable peace, with proper
security against repetition Of Mexican out
rage-shall be obtained. In fact, this would
only be carrying out the principle which the
administration has UNIFORMLY avowed, and
which they announced in the letter 10 Com.
modore Conner, accompanying their late over,
lures of negotiation.
DISPATCHES FROM MAJOR GENER
AL z. TAYLOR, RECEIVED AT The
WAR OFFICE LAST NIGHT.
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HEADQUARTERS AT MONTEREY,

Sept. 70, 1916, 9 O'CLOCK, p. M
Senior General: Having made the defence oil
which, believe the city is susceptible, have
fulfilled my duty, and have satisfied that mill
tary honor, which, in a certain manner, is COM
mon to all armies of the civilized world.
To prosecute the defence, therefore, would
only result in distress to the population who
have already suffered enough from the mistor-
tunes consequent on war; and taking it for
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approved:
PEDRO AMPUDIA. Il. TAYLOR,
Maj Gen. U. S. A. Comd'g.
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DIED

WILLIAM WATSON IN hi= 32d year iorIlisrS ,.oii
BirdsaIl Yorkshire England OF eonsesD0H u H' % a-'
s,,er a short 5u, = very severe Illness. 49,. ,c
III ,c,Da:ls viii DC removed from hls re-lGeic' 30
ca,bcrne.; this morning. at hapast ociock on
d ,bc steamboat suffolk % be Inferred IN the res
Doarll Wv - ,T1,,nd a: Setauket l.. l.. His friends
.he rcTnbcTs Of the o. o. T Oriental Lodge No
81 are invited 10 attend The funeral ,o,,,.
On the I'm inst a, Rye Wes;chester 20. Jon: oohN
FlTZ aged g years, formerly OF Ne"ourypoF' Ai7sa
In Boston. on llth inst RICH, Rcv Benedict Fen"ick
Catholic Bishop Of Boston. %.
In Philadelphia, on 10Th inst in ms sd year JoAn
ge.er an old and respectable citizen Of Northern
Liberties Also on 9th inst MS daughter, Mrs Anna NJ
Goodwin wife OF William Goodwin
a, Trafalgar Mount Cottage Canada on 9th inst Il,
liam r. Casey Esq. Of NewYork Civil Engineer aged
b years
On 9th inst in his 6lst year Daniel Kurtz, E:q ma
tive Of and nearly MS whole lie resident OF george
town. District Of Columbia
In Eas,on Warrington Co. " y. I'd inst. Gerr1t L.
Van Setback Esq. in 18th year of his age.
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Trade OF the Hudson.
Produce ard Country Merchandise iJet.s IL Ne-r- YORK
Reported Specially for T.s Ne:E- York Trtbune

Produce ard Country Merchandise irsts Ne.D YORK.
Reported Specially for Tas Ne.E- York Trrbo'e
Old Troy Line Pope Cailln-Barge Advsnce-525 bb-
four Srachan y Scui; I52 do pork Blydenours CO
5 beet W y Pati Co; -e5s hsms rweedy, jennings
Sew-York and Troy Line. W Gritfth-sarge Henry
2-2-p bush Norgsn, 1910 Go II Gibson; cks
ashes W oodeQTy 90 heni hlil;an 20 4e 90 y n
Scheaeu y Fowler do Mead Go: rolls leather \ :"
Go Ayres; cs lFs case GO \ haesy ~ oars WOO.
II B!vaenbCIg. do do feathers SaccocA e' - SACKS
woolJ Dudley Co. bales DO enapa' Gas as,fs
Cowiug Co; bo.s eggs . \ D bennsi 6ns sooas
Tonnee Hall lSS pcs plank w Smith Son; IA BIDS pa
per Hogan Is CO kngsisy 5S.s beef Ms-;a9e ~ \
Wck.; l6l hbls aour " Gr!rh; ! eals siS W
Houshicn; bxs goods Sampson Co; 60 L hsS9eeA
A Co 8 60 II Vaaderyort; IS bales 90 Hlooe4-
Green; 81 aNs shoes HcughIon; % oxs axes Simmons
aihNrv md New York L!ae.J Ma-h.T-SArge Eastern
- 1T : HoGr M=iher; = dc Hall Boston !uo 40 n
Tsber Co: l9l dc 3 g FATE Cos s. CO Da!eE N-et 4
c.. - DO VI Marin: 500 do SuyGsrn. sage Co, 500
Naher: y bales cotton McGresor Norris SECS puit.r
Bascock CO, 10 Heni. k.nas1 Co 10 hid i2oafeo
Colgate y Abbey: 40 y Cornell ! 5, 3Hs ch- SEED :
W Durham 4 Som lO5 be,s hGaor ! J Aerr1ck
Sane Line-lSi5 b6ls sour Dows Cary 50 Cas- sshs:
heni, h!2aaa & Co, DO Schie1elln Fowler &C II y"
Albany snd Cans Line, Hoyt-Balge M.aisOa-Iia
Se4s E41L - ydal Sage Co S4s 90 DsieF Miller e,
AN O;;s CO. y 10 -, :: 40 S. So ssAss
paie! Miller Go: do : I = Beach; ~ 30 Stewart <
Cos DO AS7's TU:is; p DO johnson Brothers; Do }
Rice ~ kegs butter b.. TO Work ( Drake u Elk put
Wilson Coob o. 10 Suyca-a, Sage Co; IS GO Esy
lieyes; 5! 90 MeSrde Losd
Troy snd Western Line " c Rice-Boat Jones
ISIS bush corn " Rec cks ashe. Yeverlons Ssl-
lows; DO S!lser Scrthzzi. % Kent, kinnaa Coz
DO patcr Miller: - bales wool " an-ais: u &c sack
feathers Spodori fisesiUa; bales wool Cocc.L-
Troy and Ere lron Tow-Sodt Line. / c T-ai-b.rs-
Ii urder-sS hhls hoCr sage Co; SO do Cow
ius ca: so GO Balaey < CO, lG2 90 Fre-.Aad Sew.
zr7 Cor kegs Ldiies pa.cr. Miller Coz Il bales ooi
y Cbsrrb,rlgir 5 do VI Marin Go johnson Broth
ers: rs pics lrsd Z Hgrbai y 60; 10 ashe. I
Bezelr l. do Hyslop Con' - H94s lisetc Oh 50 bags
rye do beans 80 DO sal ! o i D Bennett
Troy and Srftn-gu Line I Ga.tIaef-Sca; Ontario
-i{.0<O II ship p!snk " Smith SEE
tf-a el.nsrE NTN
Son
osweso Canal Lire, GiiSert--soa; Dew Drop-i75
ebs dcGr SGydarn. Sage Coz 1900 bush shorts Gilbert
LAKE Chanplain and Merchants Line I \ Joacsou =
Boa; Fashicn-i67O jos; Sheldon Son. rs bars iron
Acos;1.
osweso Transportation Line. wught-Bos; Rose
eud-s7oo bush corn BaScock Co.
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Neyr.yor. az osvvero L.1-, Bzas-Boa. Nara
:, Bel. -ut- = L- ISIS arcfi-FI=5 benn-tt. So l-=s
corn <---t-as. Rel Co ~ = . = - y - e1-
-. { B.-f-. * = boards J u SoLFs-
Vs5deTvaf.-s -,v-o In 3oai ~ II a5i- 1oCr
svdaln. SAGE Co. L Ca s-s W q - h!ees= 80 OK
-. butter Mead Coz l. By goods = eros nor
Cd Aiba-v Line J :. " >c-1y i-r--7af5- JOAN "1--'
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fashionable GIotbing.
SEw-YoRK
CASH TAILORING ESTABLIsHMENT

SEw-YoRK
CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT.
DEM W. BENSON Draper and Tailor. respectfully
ID informs his patrons and the public generally that be-
ha. removed liz New York Cash Tailoring Establish.
meu, No. ~ FuOn-st., near Broadway where can be
found extensive assortment Of Cloths CAsslmeres Vest
ing-, which viii be made order IN the most ashonA
BILE style for cash.
choice ard general OF g.nIlenen's fancy
dress articles constantly on hand iyl2 2awths
cash DRAPEKS AND TAILORS, ~ Broad;
" way. C. Booth = Co. having received additional
supplies Of choice Goods would respectfully invite the Al;
lentioa Of theT and the public. Their stock Is
Only extensive but comprises the richest qualities and
patterns Iesng, Cssineres Drllngs, that 10
be found n this or lof-l IN markets.
Having unusual facilities in buying they enabled TO
offer strong Inducements purchasers though should be
understood that their low prices reference only tho
quality Of materials and workmanship and that gar
mens produced their establishment passed IN
sny particular, by any house IN tie Union.
The Cutting Department Is conducted by Mr J. Lee
whose almost inab!e skill in ae is the result Of long
perence and study and who Tie happy iac1Y
Of accommodating fashion form and OF selecting stye.
fng and approp ale 10 he season nyzIlsu
DE4DY MADE CLOTHySG.-In view Of the adj
Elvanc-d til balance OF our eNensiYe
assortment of Summer ClOin will be sold a. greatly re-
duced prices comprising Zephy Cloth Caahmeretie and
Tweed Sacks: Grlss Cloth and Linen DOrsay SACKS &c
WI. T. JENNINGS a co. 81 Broadway,
ans 1911. opposite the Fountain.