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Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1846-06-27
j. SELIGMAN, &Co.

HAVE NOW THE CHEAPEST
STORE IN LIBERTY!
THEY occupy the old stand of Nor'cood &.
Bramblet's, in Il. Frith'S Buildingi!
II AIDES and Gentlemen there is
no further use in going TO Clinton
or Natchez to get your goods, when we
positively assure you, you can purchase
them at our establishment, as cheap, if
not cheaper.--Among the many articles
we have on hand, we will mention a few
consisting Of the following articles,
Lowelfs, heavy A domestics, English,
French, American Prints, Ginghams, Par.
isian Lawns, new style, Polka Lawns, La
ces, Collars and Capes, new Style, Gimps,
ArtficiaIs, Ribbons, Bonnets Of all des-
criptions, Perlumery, ParasoIs Umbrellas,
Grass Skirts, Swiss Figuered and Plaid
MusIins, Patent and Kid Slippers, Silk
and Kid Gloves, Velvet Cravals for Spring,
Linen Lawn, and Linen Handkerchiels.
READY MADE CLOATElLNG,
Boots, Shoes and Hats, Saddlery, Crocke-
ry, Hardware, Looking Glasses, Cotton
Cards, Cottonades, Casimeres, Fine Linen
Bosom Shirts, Drawers, Flannel Shirts
for Summer ALSO, a stock Of leather,
and large lot Of James River Tobacco,
lower than any ever offered before in
this place; and numerous other articles
too tedious. to mention.
We have made arrangements in the
City to have fresh goods here twice q
month. We hope the public will still con-
time 20 patronize us as they have hereto
fore done.
Liberty, February %, 1916. 52-tf
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GREAT INDICTMENT!
NREATER Bargains than ever are
w offered by
]. SELIGMAN & Co.

J. SELIGMAN & Co.
This is the cheapest Store yet. Ladies
call in and buy yourselves rich; for we
are determined to sell cheaper than ever
The summer is now coming on, when
there will be utlittle money in the coun.
try-knowng this fact we hold out this
|inducement TO suit the weight of your
purse. Come quick, come soon, or you
will lose good chance.
May 2, 1916. 8
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HITCHCOCK & BARNEY

NEAVE Just received the cheapest
and best lot of CLOTHING ever
offered in Liberty consisting Of Blanket,
Lion Skin and Tweed Goats; Cloth, Vel
vet, and Satin Vests; Cashmere. (black
and lancy) Tweed and Cassinet Pants
Also, on hand, a large assortment of Hats,
Boots, Shoes, Brogans and Russets, all Of
which we are determined to sell as cheap
as any Of our neghborS.
December 6, l845.
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Army lnteiliaencc.

IRON me baltimore sum-
THE LIST OF KILLED AND WourDrp BALrI-
noag BATrALIos.The following is extract of let.
ter FROM Monterey Gated Sept 80, received in this city
from Captain Piper If Baltimore Volunteers by his
brother, d.. John r. Piper.
COL. WIN r. Watsod's body was brought into camp
by Lieut. TAYLOR, assisted by prvstes Hyde AMI Smi.
son. Who Tisked their lives under heavy caunonade to
rsscue il from where it ioll
~ The less in our battalion during the battle is six
klles ard fifteen woUndei, rs follows Company A.
CAPT s.ewart's.-Jcscph t,les, wounded Ia tbs left
arm since nmpu.aed Albert Hat, color sergeant.
wounied IN the right arm, since ampuisted Robert
eagles, in tue abdomen; Vm Lee ia tho groin Nal,
colin Wilson, in the left and Wn Alexander in The
leg
Company B-Capt. ripeT's-Patrck O'Bren. killed
VIM + FoaelsJn. lst sergeant, wounded in tae lelt
wrist, AMI George HsrcIl in the right arm. badly
Company D-Cspi. Waters, of Washing ton lst ser-
gent Tsnscot', killed by cannon ball Chas Yerst,
wounded in the leg A Paris, in the side slightly
:" Company E-Capia.n kenly-Alexsnder Ramsay.
killed Joseph Whsrry killed James Henry wounded
in the left arm Henry EEen, in the thigh, slightly,
Company F-Capt. Boy ds-Geo. 4. Herring, son of
Henry Herring, Esq, of Baltimore, ked; Henry Cliff
ford wounded in tina LIFT VIM Kelly, In the right
leg badly ..evin stone, in tho right foot, slightly
George Pearson, OF co. +, died Monday morning
having bsan sick for 10 or 10 days"
The above is evidently fun and au.he list of the
killed ard wounded, for which are much indebted
II will be SEGA there il reference made TO Company
&, conmanded by Capt. BIonaugh, which was camp
duty during the battle.
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Ey Last nights Southern Hal.
Miscellaneous Record.


BARK CEN HAERIsoN. az Baltimore, from Barbsdoes,
poitOe. 2d ia. 20 N len 70 80 w, O'Clock Pill, saw
The wre * Of large vessel apparently forrmas and
towsp dug from which he igsrg hed been stripped
she had whe and painted ports; did thns
10 bsatup TO her. she appeared ~ have btea
Ia that aton.
Scup ZENoBA. at B,fip,crc, from 8, Thomas, hror ali
home the the wreck Of bank Ne
scsK PgocToa Williams from Baltimore srris ed at Nor
folk 3sf nit distress having be diven shore
latn beed and su but subs, luenty got o IN for
pirs.
EALTiycRE, Nov 3An bark Ac i've, Foxwel. Rio de ia
nero tse Hanson, Ha.ssy Barbados; briggs Hop-, Hasr
or y, 'nceat: Vic o'ae, Forrest, NOrieans ,ers Re
Grace, Richard Bardan BriEhtmsn Fall River; Uranus
Ihl,ns. Bosom; trcihc, Smith, NYok; Stevens Briggs
d., CID trg Glamo gaa, focke, Kingston. ia
b. snsos smpsey BS sSS N.Y.. ESsa
Cd l. shiS Charleston, Bro an, NYork C l. brig Emily
Sherwood do brig Detroit Porter Do line brig Eleanor
Bfown Baltimore; schr Monsoon, SIimsn. Prilsds Went
Sherwood, do.
NEw osLEAss. Oct. 2s-Cld ships Carolus ssorer Bre.
men; Oreins Barrett New York. brigs hayne, Williams.
shambssia Guadaoupe and MARKET Orleans Path
Brazos Santiago; schrs Gen. Marriott Tootel Charleston
0nwa, Cordson Pensse ola: st. Paul. Hesd Port Layaca and
Bazos Santiago; Oregon Leetch, Galveston cd ships
Loreea; Conway, New York; Vi egon, Gdden LiverpooI
r M1aso1 casre rthsriSn Trieste: Pc ina wocdw.rd
from BIemen Saone, Famham, Galveston; Henry Shelton
Long, koerds Nashua cksas, Pniladep ha: Newcastle
Donne Trinidad; schr Somers, eomers, Savannah; b
low coming up bark Baragton Rotterdam brig Marry Ann
Norfolk
NORFOLK Octsi-Arr bark Duchess Baxter Boston, brig
Sid Hsmet Craze Csmdea; scbrs Adrian, WsIpole, New
ton oads-ship Denmark, Frost Cadl, Wig orders; bark
Hermitage, Fry, Baltimore boundto New Oneans. Ut
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HE SYRACUSE koBsBrY-ARRFsr OF THE Sur
POSED ROBBERS, -Our readers will recotlect an
account wen of the robbery of drover in ~ racuse
some week or tan days since, of about 5000 From in
formation communicated to this cty it ained
that the sup Jsed robbers heir to Roches-
tel Yesterday morning Col Charles went to the Bios
som House. and arrested in of the hies pdi-
viduais named Miranda CoIhling Daniel Perkins and
stephen Price, alias John Webster alias r. Wilson, the
later being 'hs name entered the book Of the
Lonse, out Price being his real name
The three were teken to the Police Office, and on
searching them sone three or four hundred dollars and
various apers ptck Of cards, &c. found upon
then Suts'G uently Conslng was taken n'o the back
part OF The Watch House and immediately after a rail- Of
spurious notes were found hare stood amounting
SIX % seven hundred iolara. parpoins to be upon the
Tenth ard Bank New YORK Bank VI Owasso Excbanac
and Ranking Co, of Apsachiccia, Florida Commercial
Bank Of .iract. Mich. ana the Marine Insurance Com
pany, Snipee Wisconsin I he bls were filed up with
such as railroad little girl" pretty girl" SC Sc, in
the place OF the officers names The three detained
Tor luther examination RO hester .1dreriser Nor 2
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il is not for me to say however they have

uniueItcns not for me to say however they have
got their foot in it,"
Last evening uhsred into existence another new thea
tr- toe Boston Museum of the beautiful and
co y structures in the city. Your readers have un.
doubedy the descriptions of this splendid e1hce
which have been published in the vasous papers within
a short time past, and therefore will not weary them
with repetition, but will only say that this work
which could not BE sccomp he'd by the combined pow
ers Of thc whole Massachusetts Mechanic Association
owes It's existence entirely to the enterprise beray
and Industry OF two young the Kimbal and verify
make money. Last night the house crowded to its
utmost capacity, and all seemed satisfied
Mrs Mowatt took banst at the Howard last evening
PLAYING Julia, end assisted by Augusta in La
Gizelle" The house q very good one, but not so
re-engsged far this week also had a very full house
Their popularity here unbounded DGl oubt not that
another engagement of three weeks would be fully
successful as the last.
Sivoris first concsrt tomorrow night, II looked or
waTl 20 by the elite with great aAxiety Ew doubtless
be a most brilliant
In the cotton market there was little or no,hiny doing
yesterday. No change 10 -four. 5oder sales of ie
nesee, So 50 l2}s Ohio o!h Georgetown, 81 sly
Corn prices, nominal
sales OF STOCKS at Boston.
BRoKERs' RoARD, Nov. 22 shares Norwich and Worces
Leather Dealers Bank, ile Granite Bank 100: Shswmut
Bank, 91s 10 last boston Co. l6&: Is Norwich aud War
eeser Rh $50; SO do IS nod 63; % do e3 % do sw
SECOND BoARp-25 shares East Boston Co. l6s,; 2j Nor
wIch and Worcester H. 63 so do 63i SO do SAD 63<; So
do 'sd, 81 IS Loag Island RR $50, sO1S'
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MARITIME HERALD.
PORa US NM.V VUNI<, NOVEMBER 4

Cleared.
Briggs Clara, DSnish) Lressy Porto Plata Aym,r & Co:
Tho ,osns Best, France Foster Nickeson Schr Isa'
bella, Shs rwOod, boston Sioop Aar, Niile Newport.
Arrived.
Ship Oniario, Holm--, (of Wiscsse % days from AM.
weTp, with mdse to Schmidt Bschen Ocf o. It 4. ga
Ion 90. spoke brig Nautu % from ssxow Car Pie
Oct 20 lat - 20 60 DO hsrs Ba Jho,s
ton. hence fer An uader close teefsd topsss
day IN gse rom eas' TO south west spit Salts SC. go
stec p, sengers.
shp ta.het Loveiaad from Liverpool, Sept isth with
Snip 4 aea, Wilson, day, from Charleston, with cot.
ton, 10 q Sutton.
Baik Ring Liyermore from Malaga and Gibraltar Sep
25h with ui and wine to stu Chairman 20. Same
day. 10 the str ,pok- bark Hnma from smyrna for BOs.
ton Vessels ieft before reported The has been off tbs
Hook three dsi IN log.
Br brig Tweed NcDeug,i, days Tom Maitland, Ms, with
plaster. % SOUL, Whitncy Il TO.
Br< Wilson Fa,r, Crawford. 70 DAYS from Savannah,
win cotton and ice, to Dunbam Dimoa.
Brig Acon~, Park dsvs from Elspot, with lah plaster
Olive, for y Iok.
Bag Huriet, Coleman, Providence, RI, ballast
Br sehr Dshe Of Cornwall, Phillips 80 Gays from Swansea
Eng N ssias', 10 master. M.
sehr Reaper fom Halifax, Ms. with sugar ard FISH, to
schr Rebecea, woglam, from Petersburg with Hour to
Hunter & Co. -
Below.
bark; bng-unknown.
Packet ship Mediator hsrce London. returned leakv
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EUr-tSr inaportatione,

LIvERPooL-Ship Fairheld-l cask Jackson-5 hhds 10
or casks Dawson brothers-65 Seymour-8i
90 II cask: q BIs29oo boxes tin plates Phelps Dodge
Coil crates hid Hastings song hhds 4 AIcock-
2cs Balm sanders crate Cameron, Moore Col2 do
Acnck-s do hhds Colsmore-6 ca,k, case 10 order
30 bars 1853 rails iron to order3s bars Rus
NJ casks ANewbols-3 bales Gihop Co-2l crates II
teri cask Cars HASKELL Van War-2 cases cask
Barton Brotbers-2 casks case Walsh Mallory-i case
Nsstcad Dash-s casks ITO bas iron 200 crowbars bales
Csmeros Brant-32 tons coal Shields Co-l7 crates
3casks Mumioni-i crates hhds II Alcock-l eask 10
anvs Walsh Mallcryi0 bags i6 cks 3S7 bars
states to order. - F.'I.
ASrwEnr-Ship Ontaro-52 cases casks q T GerJirg-3
cases II Wemer Co.'S do I Gruneuthal-l do casks 8
bumeurE-Ie bales Hiiger Col do Schmidt Bachen-
Heckscher-1 do y Hoffen-li2 . to order.
MALAGA-BarkZ Ring-5Go bxs lemons T Stalker-l20o do
fne Co. es rsisns $50 bx 100 hf do 400 ar do ia
Der Rewithl70 bxs 100 hlf do 81 cks or lbs do
Iasns $50 kegs grsp.s Davis Brookso brs lemons 1900
do raisns do do $50 h do 60 dru figs $50
grapes 80 cks do SO ks wine 90 bbs do Agure Galway
"a br risrns y hfdo 7s do 81 cks do 81 hf do Francs
oc0 bxs rsns $50 bill do 500 do 90 kegs grapes bxs
mdse SiurGes, Clearman 4 Co.
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CASUALTY AT TIE Navy YARD Ga Tuesday
morning last, the hour at was struck on The bell
at the navy yard, ty Of the watchnel Mr Nathan
Jepking the watchmen required TO do through
night Al six the bell not souaies Another
watchman seeing OF u doors Of The shphouse
open, passed il Alter walking the length OF the house.
returning lie discovered the leless corpse Of Mr.. Jen.
k,Ds near the Platform at the OF the house He
probai y entered the house the dark and missing the
step fell few ieet stIuk Ills head upon the pavement
and instantly expitcd Mr.. Jenkins was q native of
kittery about 81 OF age, and has for some time
been employ ed in The yerd.P mouth (NHl Journal
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Observation-Disclosures.

cei,sceous isocorI.
Packet ships aoutezpna for Liverpool will sail s dav
10 ock Oneida for tsvre at IA o'clock Letter bag,
wilt close the Exchange Reading Rooms fifteen min
.utes previous to their sailing.
All the outward bound vessels that been detained for
the last two days will sail this morning O'clock weather
permitting.
VESSELS ~ THE ronr OF HAvAS, previous to- and arrivals
since the gale OF the I'm III In port banks Rapid, Ward;
define, shsnkland bss belle Mon disg; Echo smith;
Lisbon Messer; Mohawk Crocke; Nancy Pratt
dsg smyrna sprague; Veneruels, Fowler; hlllinoket
Oak Foster Tit Brown Cumberland Hsdley schrs Planet,
JACOBS; Merchant, Kesn; Isabella, Robby.
Arrivals, brigs Darrell from Jamaica; Hidden, st Tho
Cybeils Morrill, Bsnsor sehrs issbeIis Chsrsstonj Star
Merrill y Orleans
NV rAexsy BsIe yas HAyAyA-Ws see u stated that
Ne sns tvsdors lately from Balnors has been puseha
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nlSEASEs OF THE URINARY ORGANs-such al
~ Chrome and AGATE diseases or the
Bladder, Leucorrhoea or whites,
Ure,hra, Strietures
Kidneys, Seminal weakness,
Also, Gonorrhus, lnabllitv
elects, Weakness OF the parts, SIC.
speedily and eectuay removed by Abemethys bo,sni
cal Fills without one particle Of mercury They equal
~ suitable for females. They tone and energy ;? the
gsnsr.nvs organs gsr.ly ever sxpsnsnSsa from shna
sio im>ns w
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COMNERCIAL.

New York, Nov. ), 1916.
AsHss-There was tolerable business DONE at 81 rs
for pots and SIS for pearls
CorroN-The market is quiet the sales effected being
too small to report Prices steady quotations
LIVERPOoL GLAkaiEiQATInN
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6SEll0 hEWARD-Cross' Specific Mixture for the
YOOV cure Of ronorrhoa gleet strictuTss and ansla
yet for the above complaints this Is the most Ger
tain IL makes speedy and permanent without the
least restriction Of Diet drink exposure, change in sp!
TO business We give loug quacksh Iecommcndn
for itself shall speak for IT, Our object IL to notify
where il can be had, and the proprXor challenges SINGLE
OF gonorha 10 be brought which the mixture
WIN not rapidly cure under forfeiture Of 500 THIS s
disease that peryades all ranks OF locet high
low ch end poor monsl and single they are here
presented with remedy by which they cure themselves
without the least the shortes time possible
Further the disease e,nnot be eoatrscted dose ofthe
mixture tsken at night bed when exposed IS
rut d, bottles with fall directions accom- anyins 81
On~ bottle Lasts week which generally cures many are
so5T.r yshn :,sss, w Mr. ssuthsrc eg,rSS Tsash
Mia Nspst, ChsiaxaA. ~ insm
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Passengers Arrived,


LIvrRP ooL-Ship Farfald-J D'Esturee lady and chile
23j IN the steerage Five deaths and four births the pas
sage.
EAsrPoRr-Brig Aconite-John Cole.
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FLoun-The sales TO day amounted to about Is O0t
bbs II 900 Genesee for shipment So which price
freely offered for more to be delivered week hence
In grain there was nothing done worth noticing
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THE NEW YORK HERALD.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT PR0PRlE OR.
Circulation Forty Thousand.

DAILY HERALD-Every day, fnce cents per eopy--U
% per annun--rsysbe in advance.
WEEKLY HERALD-Every baturday--frce 6% cenu
per 0py-x3 l2l, cents per annurn-psyable advance
HAALD FOR EDROPF.-Every Steam Packet day.
ADVERTISEMENTS At thsiusual pricss-olways cal
PRiNTfN0 Of all kinds executed with beauty and del
Patch. i.
All letters or COMMUNICATIONS by mail addressed 70 p
establishment must be post paid, the postage viii be d
'''''dh'n " x sSR;s YSRbS oGsI BENNETT
frcprissor Of the
xsrE e, Re; :sss ~ fs.ss "a No. ss.ss
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ALLEN DODSWOKTH'S
DRIVATE DANCING SCHOOL, No. 4ls Brooms u

Il Broadway. -
D. would beg leave to inform his friends and the public
that having mde alterations and improvements IN his
by which and much
increased he i'll commence his classes for the
Tuesday Oct atsr M for Ladies and children, and r.
M fo gentlemen. If lns..l fI
Instructions include all the Fashionable Dances Of the
day, ~ 'l
Terms, &c made known by spplYins 1.-THE School.
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DANCING AND WALTZlNG ACADEMY,
81 HOWARD STREET, p.aa.

CIGNORA and SIGNOR FEKREkO have reopen
y their school,, Days Of tuition. Wednesdays and
Saturdays, and Mondays and Thursdays, at haIfpast
three o'clock for young lsdie. and youss ssntsmsn.
and Watxing Class for Gentlemen. "Wednesday and
Saturday evenings at O'Clock, Waxing Class for do ,
Redowas, will be taught in the aforementioned casse:
Private Soireea will be given usual Private clsses pr
lessons Boarding Schools punctually attended
o23 imeodkrc
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Or RoAKE,s IODINE EMINENT.

THE ASTONISHING srceess that has attended ,hs ap
tina, ally received warrant rant I my sSn a;
b. !es ss aon 70 and I d. g. Fl
All ba, scientific chemical compound Of
F. it pc ru,Ansntly and eiis {! pai!y saIe., -
either chronic nammaory paralysis or loss oil the use
of the limbs coauacons of cords and muscles and gort II
hard .wsns. %ssa ioas. Yield to few
o sn nr ! n, been used WIN hs
spine hip joints ne dooreuI and ali nervous Elections
them he
has ssss, 1ssn naown Il an ssrny the most
the chest, SIDE. s,h peeh sore throat end Group.
Q, IL :sis !" =: .I% y; sss::
removes toothsche and headache. the rsia and
sg,s, cop. bano1s sh S Sh Sc Sold BY : NIGER
THE EYE.
DR; WHEELER. oeuist 20 Greenwich street, near the
Battery devote. h exclusive attention &c, 10 aIsisss Of
there the diseases which the hu
be- essssy relieved or cured by him. Tie vast samSer Of
undoussd testimonials which can he seen At h Office viii
extent success By that OF any other Ocus IN the United
Artiheia Eyes for sale. and which will be inserted on
Office hours IRON IN. to O'Clock r. M afte. which he
visits outdoor patients .l-..., :,
win nnmsrous instance. II great cures Elected BY b.
Wheeler mode ofeatmen can be had srauitousy his
apple alton to him by letters. paid. oseod2n-rc
PATENT HAT LUEKlNG MACHINE.
THE manyorders that we have Tor or
,on paid to The one srhbng II hs Far a., fully M U
M our The Whole
chine occupies the space only Of about fourteen nchs, and
happy to h, has Sef% sssy sd with adm Gs
measure. have BEEN taken 10 patent beg
invite those who have the Machine do
Where one will be found in opera,on and viii be- shown BY
Mr. George scbott the premises who will also receive
'' oso s, aS I'M rc'A'e' LoUDEN SHAW
DEPOT OF FRENCH CHINA AND GLASS
$40 BROADWAY, tUr srAIRs)
sss @ Of. 81
FANCY sfh 'isSsss tsS
Fis@eh %. dss.sa xIsysS -. .,,'.. 80 80.
o1 nsh ERa 70 %
ENGLISH HARDWARE, HAIR sEATlNG, &c.
AGENTS UP STAIRS PRICES,
1ClO GROSS Pn'd white bone knives and forks. IS 50
sSS Sar esiSnS invs. and ioIi. from K to n
50 doz patent knob locks, IS 50 per dozen.
% ohS .ss TSl ive. all with French fork,
locks, vices Sc &C. with general sssertmen of staple Biz
"sha" ana SA'''''o '0''' 55 Ss e 4 'NEwBouLp.
oI9 invite No. IS John street, tup stairs.l
thEhP SHA w LS, FILMS q OhSf1
PURCHASED by the Subscribers the large peremptory
Il sale of Messp. Bernhard * Huton offered at 50
Per below the regular OF Importation comprising
Aome Of the finest and best
Paris made Cashmere Shswls
Long Sh1gis of every cslor. and entirely new styles
Square 1874 Cashmere Shaws, very beautiful Patterns
Printed Shaws and Scars
Mantiilas. Cioaks and Goats.
SILKS,
or new and mos, Brocade styles at about half
manufacturer prices. = s,,,,rurs
or Paturle, Lupin Seydoux Co.'s finest cloths and best
printing, quite and splendid patterns.
The with large stock Of other goods from auction
JAMES BECK & CO.,
ol7 eod2wr - Broadway.
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Domcaslc lnnorfnfinn.

Craftsmanship II A len-3OI bales cotton S,rs;r-
30 Sntton7l sprague, Robinson Co-el Adsrns hsw.
ihon-a5 dds w Adams-52 bis Fox Livingston Co--ts
bis rs ties rice 70 order.
sAvkrSAB Wilson Fu!ler-scc hays ce cur rtis
boltos20 chs rice TO order30 do halrs
cotton X Grave. SO do Swan Co-fs7 do Orrav
Tar Cost DO -s' Scouron6 ebis OLD iron glass
bales Il BIusch
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MEDICAL CARD-Dr. Morrison has been ensaged fot
1v1 Is the esfu Of AL forms OF
priya Diseases mereuris ad syphiie eruptons esetN
strictures gonnoIhsa and debility, nrsins from s-cref
hOit pr NJ holds communion with pretende surgeonsk
Bee aus London Diploma. with the signatures OF the on
examiners oil the koy al Col VI SURGEONS ncinox Sir
Ashley Looper Sir Anthony Carlisle, &c. &c la hts Office
2lt1s Fulton street. Letters attended ~ lin-u
OFFICE Rail ROAD COL
Newark Oct. ed 1886.
NOTICE Is hereby given. that Proposals will be received
IN unti' the 9th November for The Grading
and Bridging required 10 complete the Branch Of the Morris
aad Essex Ls road isom SoErisoWl Dover dance Of
about II miles
Maps and Prohles. estimates and specifications will be
found after oath the ofce Of the Company Nor
rstswn whe all information will be
he line will be into sections Of convenient length
for construction snd Proposals in writing dire ed 10 the
Tressurer the Office OF the Company, Newark will be
received the whole part of the work b order.
ool, NnvQs IN IL. &c Pre-
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FASHIONABLE DANCING,

M,LLE PAULINE DESyARDINS of the Academic
WI Royse Paris cully informs the pubkc that her
Glasses for fashionable Dancing have commenced Besides
AZ the usus Dances taught viii Be the new waltz
temps composed for Mile Cerito byMouS Perrot and The
aud graceful waltz Redowa Schools and Families at
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RHANDY~Ju.t received rer French brig Arveds,
~ banpemoYt q Bsckss Brandy, under Custom Howe
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COAL
AM selling the best Peach Orchard Coal at IS u.s. TO!
large IS 90 for aud screened and delivered
in order from the yard Of King and Green
' oil lmeodsrc PETER CLINTON.
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CURE YOURSELE--AMERICAN COMPOUND -
~ or all the remedies discovered for the
of delicate disease, il the most speedy and
rain. 1t contain, no injurious or nauseous, drugs
leaves the breath of Diet
drink. exposure business and is adapted age
SEX aud cyldiyion. Patients may rely that this 10 NO
rr,ya. pfacuce o. physicrn with unerrns success,
rrdicaiiy CURING nnenne OF the hundred and at
preseu. is the most popular remedy neighbong city
Try it snd youse after other remedies fail
accompany ZACH bottle. Sold wholesale BY Comsock
Bowerv AMI ijrana. Dowery aud Walker East Broadway
snd Market, Fulton and Water, q. B. Hammond Il Co..
77s Broadway Cham No 27skew York
Fuon and Cranberry streets Brockiyr Third and Sou
Fhlsdcrha; corner Charles aed Pratt streets Ba
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