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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-10-08
}OOT AND SHOE FACTORY.

BOOT AND SHOE FACTORY.
ESD The subscriber would respectfully
Ek inform his friends aid the public
~ VA eezgeHsray, that he is continuing the
sAssS IA a2ls'SG BOOT and SHOE Business at No
ss 81 SOUTH GAY STREET, Oppo-
Ssh site the Exchange, third door from
Second ST., Baltimore, where he intends to manufac
turc BOOTS, GATHER BOOTS and SHOES, o,
every description, in the most fashionable and ap
proved styles, of the best workmanship and material
warranted to wear and fit equal to any in this any
other city in the Union, He would also embrace this
opportunity of returning thanks to his numerous
toners and friends fol their liberal and kind patron
age, and respectfully socils a continuance Of the
same. Prices follows:
Dress BOOTS, stitched, $500
do do begged, $50
Doubesole lined water proofBoots. stitched, 600
do do do do pegged, 400
Cork sole BOOTS, pegged, $50
Dr3- All orders filed at the shortest notice, whole
sale and retail. - --
se6tf SAMUEL j. HANDY.
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THE OLD WAR HORSE AGAIN. The Ken
lucky Tribune suggests that Mr.. Clay certainly
will be sent to the Senate, if Mr.. Morehead
declines
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Urinary, No. 10 East Pratt-st.,
seven doors from the Bridge,

Sign Gu Window and Door.
DR.. HARRIS is well known to the citizens of Bal.
mere, and a Graduate of Cambridge. h is associated
with an eminent practitioner from New Oriei MS
Thus persons will be certain to find Of them al
ways in the Office. Their long experience enables
them to have Medicines always prepared and put up
for different Private DSedSe-so that any one leaving
the city ny calling at the Office would meet no deten-
ton. The Medicines produce M sickness norrequire
low diet and hindrance from business Ten years
proofef their virtue before the public have given
them higher standing than any OTHERS in the city,
DR., II. warrants perfect cure or makes no charge.
All weakness of the organs speedily removed, and
full vigor restored Gravel, Piles, Fever and Ague,
Dropsy, Asthma, and all Chronic Complaints promptly
treated, and soen relieved, DR.. II. may be consulted
by letter (post paid) and treatment rendered
Terms always moderate. Office with several pri-
vate rooms, open from in the morning to II at night.
N B. All complaints in females skillfully treated
by DIR. II. Observe-No Mercury, Balsam or disgust
ing mixture are used by Dr. II. jy3l
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New COUNTERFEIT. Look out for bills OF
the denomination Of twos, three's, and fve's
purporting to be on the Bank of Monroe Ro-
chester, N. Y, which are, in fact, bills of the
old broken Bank Of Monroe, Michigan. The
word michigan" at the top of the DILL has been
.orn out These bills are very well calculated
% deceive; are good impressions; and, from
their appearance, would be taken for the bank
O. the same name at Rochester.
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no SOUTHERN TRAynILERs,

TO SOUTHERN TRAVHILERS.
NEW AND MOST AGREEABLE ROUTE Be
TWEEN BALTIMORE AND FREDERICKs-
BURG, RICHMOND. PETERSBURG, LYNCH
SURG, VA, RALEIGH, WELDON, n. c., AND
CHARLESTON, 5. G,
Through tickets TO Richmond, "a
do. do. Petersburg, 81
do. do. Wcldpp, y. c. -
do. do. Charleston, 5, C.. $40
q e@ssfF The public is hereby advised that on
E;b7fa ys{ssgrand after FRIDAY, the 10Th inst the
1f7EstH1aSif&a~ swim and beautiful low pressure
steamer MOUNT VERNON, unsu passed inslrenath,
speed or accommodations will run in connection
with the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac.
and Richmond and Petersburg Railroads, via the
mGuth Of Potomac and PinGy FONT.
Passengers leaving Baltimore at P. NJ, on Tues
days and Fridays arrive at PiHey Point at an early
hour Inc next morning, where arrangements made
To give them breakfast in the Partition at that popular
bathing place. They afterwards pass up the Potomac
by day light lhavDg view of its beautiful scenery
10 Aqua creek, where they arrive about - M and
are taken Immediately by the great Northern and
southern mail line, which they ntcrsect at that place.
10 their places of destination,
II VIII be seen from the above, that passengers by
h, line, leaving Baltimore at P. NJ. arrive at any
place south of Peter burg at the same time with pas
sCngers leaving Baltimore at z. NJ, by the ChCsa-
peake Bay boats, and James River line Of the same
day, and with more certainty and cnmfurE the wide
and rongh portion of Ihe Bay being entirely avoided
by this line
Returning passenger. by this line leave Petersburg
at 81 q. M, and Richmond at s A. NJ, on Mondays
and Thursdays and HnivC at Baltimore in the course
Of tho night Of those days
Passage and fare between Baltimore and Pinev
Point or any other landing on the Potomac, SO
Passage and fare between Baltimore and Freder-
ickshuIg, GucIudng meals al Pmey Point and
Oh board the Mnnnt Vernon, S4
Passage aud fare between Baltimore and Rich
mOnd (jnCuding GO) S4
Passage and fare between Baltimore and Peters
burg (iHcudiRg do 81
Passage and fare between Baltimore and Weldon,
Gncuding dO) 81
PASSAGE and fare between Baltimore and Charles
ton, s c., (incudmg do.) $40.
1t is the intention of the Steamboat and Rail Road
Companies on the great mail route TO keep up this
line, and that passengers shall be always conveyed by
as cheapy as by any Other line, and with more eX-
petition and certainty than by any other line except
the Great Mail line.
The MOUNT VERNON will take in and put out
passengers at all the landings on the Potomac.
For further particulars, apply TO STOCKTON *
FALLS, at the Southern Railroad Office, adjoining
the Washington Railroad Office Pratt street, or on
Tuesdays and Fridays, on board the Mount Vernon,
or for freight to
a l3-2m CIV GUNNELL, Captain.
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GOLD GUARD CHAINS. GABRIEL D.
w CLARK opens great variety of Geld and Sill
yer work this day, among which are handsome gold
Guard Chains, for ladies and gentlemen; also, gold
Guard Keys Fob Chains and Seals, with great va
teiy Of beautiful Jewelry. SEGA
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SETTLING Duel. Very recently in Paris,
TWO strangers, an Englishman and Prussian,
fell out at play, and the result was an appeal to
the lot of The duel, which was arranged TO take
place the next morning-the weapons to be
pistols. Fortune gave the Englishman the first
shot, He fred and missed, and his adversary
raised his pistol to take his tarn, when the
EngIIshman cried out, "stop, stop, I'll buy
singular interruption, but, upon consideration,
il appeared possible to arrange the matter
The Englishman was rich; the Prussian could
snuff candle with ball. So the shot was
valued at 25 900 francs, which the Enghshman
paid cheertuly, and both parties returned to the
city well pleased with their bargain.
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GUIDE!

= IL1DIOAL NUIIJE q.
As so much imposition and quackery is piactsed
upon those unacquaned in large city, all should
know where, under affection, they may be able to
consult a regular Physician, and one who has devot
ed the most his life to the study and cure of Vene-
raj or Private Diseases.
DR.. HARRIS' MEDICAL OFFICE,
Lock Infrmary, No. Is East Pratt-st.,
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EB FREDERICk'S
NE PATENT CORPSE PRESERVER!

The attention of the
public is respectfully in.
vited to this newly in
vented apparatus; the eb,
ject for which it is in.
tended is to perfectly pre-,
serve corpses from decay
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A PALTRY Act The report published in
the Newark Advertiser, of the destruction of
the Cochran House, at Newton, N. j., was a
fabrication, that paper says, some paltry fell
low having imposed the story upon it.
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TARPETING CARPETING n
" CHEAP FOR CASH.
The Subscriber has just received an assortment af
cheap and fine CBRPETING, embracing onen in -.
gram and Three-pIy, which will be sold rery low for
cash only.
GO Persons wishing to buy, had better call before
purchasing elsewhere.
JOHN C. HOLLAND, 4s Gay street
500 opposite Frederick street
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A CHANGE. The Boston Star, published by
Mr. Streetcr, so we'll known for his genuine
wit and fine talents as writer, has thrown off
its neutrality, and come out in favor of the
Whg party.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-10-08

TREES IN BLOOM. The editor of the New
ark Advertiser received on Monday bunch of
flowers taken from tree now in blossom--be-
ing tho fourth time it has blossomod this sum
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This Truss, for the
cure of Rupture, or
Hernia, and patented
by the patentee, Sept.
"a, 1874, is confidently
offered to the public as
the most speedy and
certain article for eff
fecting the object it
nrOlnssns Ihan anV nN-
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-10-08

NEW AND MOST AGREEABLE ROUTE Be
TWEEN BALTIMORE AND FREDERICKS-
BURG, RICHMOND, PETERSBURG, LYNCH
6nRG, ", EALEIGH, WELDON, n. c., AND
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-10-08

I'VE CoNcEuED CouNsELLoR AND THE WIT
~ WITNESS. One day that Dunning (whosc
exterior gTaces were by no meaus commensu-
'ale with LIs personal vanity had been cross
examining a young woman at considerable
length upon the age of person with whom
she protested herself well acquainted, he asked
her
Glow old, new, do you take me to be-" and
was completely dumlounded by her promptly
replying, TO the universal laughter ola crowd
cd court-
"From your appearance, sxty-from your
question, slNteon.n
A EEGETADLE WMsrcoAr. "Tom what
KIND Of a wa stcoat is that you have on;"
"Nhy, it's cloth, to be sure"
Didn't 1t come from old Treadncedles, the
tailor"
eyes"
"WoIl, then, it's vegetable waistcoat."
GA what"
"a vegetable waIslooat! it is made of cab
abgc."
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]. Cronise & Son.
DUFFIELDp.g DEPOT

HAVE just received, direct from the New
M York, Philsdelphia, and Baltimore mar
kets, very extensive assortment Of new and
beautiful goods, suitable for the season, which
they are now preparedto oGor at unparal leled
low prices. Possessing the ability 10 purchase
in any market, their goods have been purchased
low, and selected with great care, and they are
determined to sell themtat such prices as will
give perfect satisfaction to every purchaser.
Those persons who have already examined
their new goods pronounce them unequatled for
cheapness. They have good Cassineits for 81
10 81; cassmeres from 81 to l,50 y cloths 81
10 dolls; a very large and elegant assortmen Ut
Of calicoes from 4 10 l8 I; also, Cashmere d.
Ecosse- Mouselines, Chussns, Silks, RioGFande,
Palo Alto, Matamorasi and Gala PIaids, from
81 10 las, new and beautiful article for La
dies apparel also, eaPes, collars, chelnizetts,
under sleeves, sc.
Their assortment Of Ladies and Gentle mems
snd Boys dress goods il now complete They
will keep constantly on hand an extensive as
sorsment Of m
Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, oueensware,
Cedar, Stone, Pnd Tin DO, Boots, Shoes,
Hats, Caps, Bonuets, Leather, Bacon, Fish,
Salt, &c. &c. a
Their terms being cash or prr duce, they are
enabled thereby 10 sell at d smaller advance
than other nerchaSts not haTing 10 make up
or those who paycash, the losses, BY those who
fail TO meet their engagements. All We ask is
an examination Of OLE stock. = 4 III
DuIield's Depot, Oct22, 1876. i
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FALL GOODS.
MouIdcr & Cronise,.
SheDherdsfOtpn.

HAVE just received direct from New York.
IN Philadelphia and Baltimore, very extern
slye assortment Of new and beautiful goods, sur
table for the season, which they are new pre-.
pared 10 offer ct unparalleled low prices. ~
Possessing the ability TO purchase in sny mar
ket, their goods have been purchased very low.
and selected with great care, and they are. de-
termined to sell them al such prices as will give
perfect satisfaction 10 every purchaser.
Those persons who have already examined
their mel goods pronounce the uneqaslled for
eheopness. They have good cassine,s for ga
70 rs; cassimeres from 81 TO $50; cloths 81
to So very large and elegant assortment Of
calicoes from 4 TO Is 3 4; Also, Cashmere d.
Ecosse, Mouslines, chasans, Silks, Rio Grsnde,
Palo Alto, Matamoras aud Gala Plaids, from
81 to ,25, a new and beautiful article for La
dies apptrel. Also, capes, collars under sleeves,
chimize :, &c. Their assortment OF Ladies
and Gentlemen's, and Beys'dress goods is now
compfeie. They viii keep constantly on hand
an extensive assortmento Of
Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, f
Qaeens,oare, Cedar, Stone and Tin do,
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Bonnets,
Leatt n, Bacon, Fish, Salt, Sc. Sc.
Then,erms being cash or produce, they are
enabled thereby TO sell at a smaller advance
than other merchants /; not having to make up
on those who pay cash, the losses, BY those
who fail 10 meet their engagements. All we
ask is an examination Of our stock.
Shepherdstown, Oct %, 1876.
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ANOTHER BATTLE coMMENcINGii +.
YK7AVING just received rev Supply of am
~ munItt5n. in The shape Of FALL. & WNrkk
GOODS, hsve determined 10 resume and con-
tihue the battle, as long IS have "a shot inlhe
lcckesl' Therefore. ailin want Of bargains are
respectfully invited 10 call II Jacnb Nisswaner's
Cbesp Cash Sore, ia HarpersPefry. 3 doors
from the corner Of High street, opposite the u
nlied States Pay Office, and examine The elegant
sssoriment Of
Dry Goods, Groceries, Quesnsirrre,
C0nfeetionaries, JetOeiry, and Fancy
Goods, part ofDhich Ienumerate !;
100 pieeesnew siyle Calicoes, from 10 IS Gus
per yard;
BIeae6ed aud UnbIeaehed Mu.lins, from TO IL
els. per yard; a
Black brown and pink do;
Check, tick ne, Canion drill, &c. E
Cloths, CassimeIes, cassiDelis, Kentucky leans
Tweeds, Tlannels, &c.
Hdkfs, Csmbrics, Irish Linens, Shawis, Cen
/ foris, &C.,
A large and we'll selected stock Of Boots and
Shoes, very cheap;
large assortment OF Qaeensware, Glass
Stone, &c. very cheap;
well selected assortment ofJeEelry and Fancy
| Goods;
A number Of Accordions, Musical Boxes, and
| Violins;
| Candies, NUS, Raisins and Figs; Black Pep
per, Spice, Ginger and Gloves; Wafer, Soda, su
/, gar and Butter Crackers Sugar, Coffee, and No
lAsses Candies, Soap Bacon, Lard, Dried Bee
Rounds Shsd, Maekerei, and HerIings BY thu
| barrel or af retail
| ALso-A large and general assortment o.
| LIQUORS, all Of which will be sold cheap.
| "Wiihout attempting TO enumersie hi
extensive stock, he will merely extend an earn
est invitation TO purchasers TO examine his stock
assuring them that he can and will sell at til
| very lowest prices, and will use every exer,foI
| 10 make Il worth their while TO give him call.
JACOB NiSSWANER, 4
| II fy.x.a.eF s,,y nnt 90 lpA6
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ALEXANDRIA ACADEMY.

NNHE fall session Of this Institution VIII COM
N mence, November 81, lSi5. The AlexaH-
dfia Academy has been heretofore opened Tor:
the admission OF cav Scholars only arrange
ments b i've now been made for the accommo da 4
ton OF limited number Of Boardsrs who VIII
reside in the Family Of the Principal and be un-
der his constant supervision. The course Of
study embraces The Greek, Latin and french
Languages; 0rihosraPhy, Reading, Writing,
English Grammar, Composition, Geography, An
cient and Modem History, Rhetoric, Natural
Philosophy, Chemistry, Geology, Arithmetic,
Book keeping. by single and double entry A.
zebra, Plane, Solid. Anal ytical and Descriptive
Geometry, Application Of Algebra TO Geometry
anda 10 the doctrine Of Curves, MensuratioB,
Method OF calculating and using sLogarithms,
Plane and Spherical Trigonemelry, Spherical
Projections, Drawing, Theory and Practice Of
Surveying, Navigation, Comic Sections, Astrono-
NV, including the calculations Of Solar and Luz
mar Eclipses, OSCILLATIONS, Transits, sc.
The principal is aided in the difetsnt1sPaa
ments by gentlemen Of ability and experience
and every possible effort is afforded the Stu
derts in the prosecution or their studies.
The CLASSICS form prominent Parr OF the
School exercises, and such means are adopted
al will make this STUDENT thorough as he pro-
crosses. Ia teaching the Mathematics, as we'll
| as the Sciences, the studies are conducted with
constant reference 10 the applicability Of their
principles 10 the arts and to general business.
The Surveying Class is frequently exercised
ID Surveying and dividing Land, taking Heights
and Distances, &C. &c.tsy which means they
become fully competent 10 perform the duties
ola Surveyor or 70 enter an Engineering Corps.
.ssThe Astronomical class he se access 10 large
Telescope Of high magnifying power, and on
suitable evenings make observatoDs on the
Plsnets,. Fixed Stars, and other celestial bodies
IN order that Parents and Guardians may at
all Zines be advised Of the literary standing OF
their sens and wards, the character or each day.
reciiaiions is registered, and monthly repor,
isforwarded to them by mail
TERMS For Board and Tuition in the a.
boye enumerated branches, except French and
Drawing. $50 deilars year, each quarter pay
able 10 advance thequarters 10 consist Of 10
weeks French and Drawing at Professors pri-
ees.
References Edgar SDowden, Esq. Christ.
Nssle, Esq, Or. John S. Reese. T NJ. Mccor-
mick, Sc, .fleran9riG J. B. Mathews, Esq
Or. J. IL. owings, Ho,oard District, nd. Rev
n, II. Ball. Baltimore, Ma /; Rev. Al A. Lips
comb, .Msnigomsry, .7la
q. L. BRoCKETr, Principal
Alexandria, d. c., Nov l3-6mw-- 6msm.
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UJsT RETURNED.

0z1fIE usder,iro.s have ia returned from ne
Ill Fs,lern W.rf.I.. ui.h '.fze and fashionable
supply 81 Pal and Winter 0..d,, @ when .nel
invite public nilcntion. Their present purchases
consists q
Bin.k IA BIue Closhs. Olive. Gold-nixsures and
Croeh, sod West a. Euslsnd Do.
- he.t5 EosIish Icc-skins d.,
k4ncy Cas1imercs great variety.
Black Cashmere. ksIs Alto Iuiliss
Pale Allo Plsids. great variety.
IeiIied. plaid aid plain Giaghama
ceshmerc sd " col Shsuls,
dozen he1rJ Nerino ShauIs.
NonseIine Dc L,,ns, French Csshmercs,
Plaid ad1 plain Cio,kiuks.
freneh GinEhamI Green nraize,
OIL Calicecs. great variety of patterns.
Bed and other Blsnkeis, 5 dor servants large DO.
AIsdrhs CrapAts, Canton and oiher Fhnnsls,
| pieces BLACK Alpseca. Table Diaper,
Irish Linens. i91 pieces wide. Cotton Diaper.
Graduated casl..aere Robes,
1 Do Calico DO silk fringe,
RibSands French FIouers EeeksTies, Sc. he.
Oet e. S. iiEFLEB0WER & CO. I
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MNNRWA WAlk1N G
WWRs EMMA GREEN has jus, returned
IN. frem the East, with The
Lafssf Fashions for Bonnsfs & D,tsses.
Aad respectfully invites the iadies Of HarPsrs
Ferry and vicinity 10 give Der call. 81,
pledges herself 10 give sntire satisfaction I,
hose Who may favor her with their pairossEe
sue can be found 81 tbs residenes Of ~. Johl
Kreppsrep, AZ the burnt church.
Hsrpes Ferry. Oct g. I8l6- 81
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BOOTS, SHOES 3 BR0GANS.
Hats, Caps, Trunks, Carpet
VRN~a x+c.


zyT1o PERSONS in want Of the above goods
VI EN- OFer grsatiBdacements. The stock OF
Roots L Shoes comprises more than ten thou-
and nsits Of every quality and price Of City
and NortheTn manufseture, viz
Genilemen's Calf, Morocco, Kip, Seal, water
proof and coarse Boots-Boys' youths and
childsenss Boets--
Mas Boys youths and childfen's shoes ana
heavy Brogsns;
n Ladies and Misses Shoes
TO The Ladies: would call your special at
teniion to my extensive and elegsnl assortment
Or shoes, manufactured IN Philadelphia 10 or
der. or newest styles, and best workmanship,
viz Mor0cco, kid grained me-, calf and seal
ws!king shoes, do. spring and Turn roends,
GaiieF and half CATERS.
Lsdies Gun Shoes sndtSandals,i
All Kinds Of Misses Shoes. viz kid, calf and
seal walking shoes. and Bodies, slippers
and Springs:
HATS and Caps.
Pail and Winter styles Of elegant Beaver,
Moleskin, Russid, six, Casfintfre, Pearl and
com mon Fur Haisl
Caps 10th, H5hair, Fur, silk, and Glazed
81 eptire new styles.
TRUNKS s. CARPET B.4GS. 4
BlacE;and Russel Leather Travelling Trunks,
Hair Trunks and Carpet Bags,
Together with all kinds Of goods usually kept
in excessive Shoe Houses. These goods have
been purchased on The most f;vorsble terms,
and you will hare no trouble 10 making selec-
lions FROM the above stock as ills full ard com
Tplete. respectfully invite the citizens q Har'
pers Ferry, Bolivar, and surrounding country 10
call and examine before purchasing elsewhere
Store on Shenandoah Street, fey dosrs wesi
,of the Pay Office, opposite side.
"A. s STEPHENS.
Harpers- Ferry, Oct 90, 1861 t--SpiySi copy
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RnoL.s.I R0aLal

UUST received, 4 large aeeitien Of School
- and Miscellaneous Books. making one Of
the best stocks have ever offered to the pub
lie. Among them some Of the most elegantly
bound works 10 this county. Also, all the
cheap publications Of the day. ! would most
politely invite all 10 determination OF them.
Oct 81 J ] MILLER.
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gRHE public are hereby warned noi:o pnrshs :
- note ia The possession a. GeorEe Jacobs, given
BY me for the snm offvepty dollars. dsied Sept.
2ssh, 1858. rs have paid the full amcont Of said
uose some time Since snd he nov refuses to give
tpP.
Der. %. isie-3e
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New Fail & Winter Goods.

New Fail & Winter Goods.
M have now opened our supply OF Sea-
w sonable Goods, 10 which we invite the
attention Of our friends and the public gener.
ally. The following comprise part:
FANCY GOODS.
Rich ombre satin striped Cashmere,
|" Figured French do do
g. Rich Plaid do do
+ MousliDs, striped silks,
Partisan Cloakings,
Mode cold French Merinoes,
Do do Alpaceas
Black do
Gala Plaids, Pekin do,
Patent Hair Cloth skirts, @
Palo Alto Piaids, rich Cashmere robes,
1914 super Terkerie Shawls,
Black Thibet Shawls, French worked collars,
Large assortment emb'd inside hdkfs, from
81 to $50,
lodesen linen esnbrie hskfs from l2tc up.
Silk, Cashmere and Alpaca Hosiery,
Gloves and Mit.s. black and cord,
New Str lee Ribbons.
Oct "a, 1886. MILLER 81 TATE.
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HnMdsonfe NhaaCIs.

n AN now receiving and opening the largest,
cheapest, and esibeantiful assortment ef
Shswls ever offered to The public-to which
| iavile the specia. and early attention Of the
LsJies. WM s LOCK.
Oct g.
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OYSTERS /!

TINS subscriber has made arrangements 10
BE- Supplied Daily with
Fresh Oysters,
which &c will serve up at his Rooms, few
doors below Sappington's Hotel, 10 any manner
that may be desired Fried, Siewed or Roasted.
Oysters win also be disposed Of BY the Car.
Families wishing 10 Be thus supplied viii please
give NOTES the day previous. .
Give . call ~ mySesiaSlishment, where a
general variety Is always kept TO please the 2a-
late. J.F. BLESSING.
Oct -, 1876.