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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-10-16

PENNSYLVANIA ELECTIoE. We give below,
all the additional returns received from this
State, since yesterday. In Philadelphia city
and county, Lclar, native, is elected sheriff by
a majority of25 over Deal, dem, and 542O over
McGiath, wing.
The democrats have elected the Auditor,
County Clerk and Register of Wills
The whole regularly nominated wing coun-
ell ticket for the city, is elected, by majority
varying from 1000 to 1900; as is also the wing
delegate ticket.
la Philadelphia county the democratic sena-
tor and delegates were elected.
Berks county gives only about 1900 maori-
ty for the democratic canal commissioned
Backs and SchuylkilI counties have both gone
ior the wings. Montgomery gives less than 200
for the democratic congressman, and 500 for the
wing senator. In Alegany county the wing
majorites range from 1000 to 1000. Power
has about 1000 maj. Wing maj. last year from
400 to 600. The u. S. Gazette says:
In locking over the returns as we received
them from various counties, we notice the fol-
lowing results
The wings carry Philadelphia city, the de-
mocrats the county. The wings i'll Bucks coun-
ty have gain Of three assemblymen, and one
senator. Northampton county, though demo-
cratic, allows the wings one assembly man-a
gain. Schuylkil county goes for the wings,
giving a gain Of two assomblymcn. Cumber-
land, democratic, but allows one wing assem-
bIyman. Lebanon, Delaware, and Lancaster,
90 for the wings as usual, Borks and Montgo-
merry 20 for the democrats as usual 1t is said
that Chester elects two wings and one demo-
crat to the assembly. This would be wing
loss of one.
The Wings, so far, have gained members
of the House, and 2 Senators.
Canal Commissioner. MIR. Powers majority
in this city is about two thousand-but the vote
of the county oyerbalanccs this so much that
Mr. Foster, the democratic candidate will 60
out of the county with about two thousand ma
ority. The returns thus far received, seem to
warrant the belief that Mr.. Power (W.) has
been elected Canal Commissioner, in place OF
Mr.. Foster, dem.
As the vote for Canal Commissioner will be
the test vote in the State, we subjoin the fol-
lowing table of reported majorites:
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&3- At meeting of the CALoCAGATHIAN So
CIETY of ST. Mary's College, cid on the l4th inst.
Mr.. A. L. KNOTT rose and announced in a feeling
and eloquent manner, the death of their late fellow
member, MI TH0s. w. CoYLE, a graduate of the
present year, A committee, cons sting of Messrs,
A. l.. Knott, Charles A. Schroeder, and Francis
Garesche having been appointed to draft resolutions
expressive OF the regret with which the Society re-
ceived this communication, the following resolu-
tons were reported and unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That the members of this Society have
learned with heartfelt sorrow the premature death
Of their late fellow member, Thos. w. Coyle, and
that they feel it duty TO give public expression of
their admiration of the distinguished talents and
quirements of one so gifted am yet so young.
Resolved, That we fondly eherish the remembrance
of his many virtues his engaging manners and warm
friendship which endeared him to all who knew
him, and deeply sympathize with his family and
friends in the sad bereavement to which they have
been Injected.
Resolved, That to testify our attachment to our
late friend, the members of the Society will wear
the usual badge of mourning for thirty days-hat
the officers of the meeting be requested to send
copy of the proceedings TO the family of the deceas
ed, aud the same to be published in the differ
ent papers Of this city.
He. CAsTELLANos, President.
FRANCIs GAREscHE Secretary. IT.
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BIENNIAL SESSIONS. The editor of the Ha-
gerstown News promises, that if We can show
how biennial sessions 'can possibly save one
dollar il a hundred years" he will send us his
hat by the next mail. Now, we doubt wheth-
err his hat would fit GU: head; and besides, it
may be old and shabby. We shall not, there
fore, claim it under any circumstances-but we
motjc, in fiturng out which, he will probably
become convinced that he is in error in respect
to biennial sessions not producing saving to
the State. The question is this: if annual SEES
sions of the Legislature cost sixty thousand dol.
lars per year, how much viii be saved by hold
ing them once in two years? Figure it out Mr..
News, aud shew US Tie result.
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FRONT srREETTHEArRE-Third Night ofthe Raual
Family. These extraordinary performers will make
their third appearance at the sold Front" this even
ing, when an entire change performance will take
place. Their feas are of so astonishing character
that any attempt at deception would utterly fail. To
be appreciated and believed they must be seen. To
secure coed seats application should be made at the
Box office in the fore part Of the day-Mr Barton the
Treasurer, will be in the office for the purpose.
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H3- FLOATING BETHEL. This good old ship
is now moorcd al the OF of Gay street wharf and
will be opened for vsiters. Ladies and children can
get on DO ird with ease, she lies alongside the Nor
folk steam boat wharf The ship.keeper will be on
board to show the ship during this week. Persons
wishing to aid in paying for this good old ship, will
see a box on the foremost, in which they may drop
any amount they please There will be preaching
on THURSDAY and FRIDAY EVENING, at Il
O'Clock, and SABBATH Morning at IL; Afternoon
at 3, and Evening at O'Clock. ol5-lf
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BIENNIAL SESSIONS OF THE LEGISLATURES
We have the full vote from Somerset and Wor-
ccster counties, which, it will be seen, goes)to
swell the already ascortained majority Of the
people of Maryland in favor of Bienpfal Ses-
sions of the Legislature, one of the great mea-
sures of State reform, which we have so long
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"a

ENOREIGN ADVICES-LATE ARRIVAL!
= Is DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
Great sensation produced at the HOTELS and
EATING SALOONS, in consequence of the great
arrival of
SPLENDID BLOCK TIN WARE,
Comprising ALL BLAZE, OYSTER, VENISON,
HASH, STEAK, and HOT WATER DISHES, of
all sizes. Also,
COFFEE URNS, BIGGlNs and FILTERERS;
PARTISAN GOLFER MAKERS, a new article on
an approved plan; COFFEE and TEA POTS; EGG
CODDLERS; SOUP TUREENS and IMPERIAL
DISH COVERS, sc. of the most exquisite finish
and workmanship.
Also, LATRsET STYLES OF
b ITd ANNA WARE,
In sets, with silver tops, and white metal handles,
very rich; American Britannia of all kinds, with a
variety of fashionable STYLES of
SILVER PLATED WARE, TABLE CUTLERY,
WATERS, PC,
Which will he run off rapidly, wholesale and retail,
as cheap be had at any house in the U. States
Dealers and houseketpers will do well call before
purchasing. Every variety of
HOUSE FURNISHING ARTICLES,
constantly on hand at the very LOWEST PRICES.
c. L. WETMORE s. CO.,
No. TO- N. Charles st., opposite Union Bank.
Ocl5-lwif And near the Pew Church.
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G6E- |. o r. NJ. Chiefs and Representatives of
the Great Council of Maryland, take notice, That
an adjourned meeting will be held at Uncas' Wig
wan, corner Of Gay and Front streets, on THIS che
sub SLEEP, in the third 9TH Sun of the Travelling
Moon in the grand sun, 5607 Punctual attendance
ls0requesled By order,
IL" A. BABLAUF, G. X, r,
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THE MUSEUM. The favorte comedy of the cold
English Gentleman" and laughabe farce of ''The
Loan of a Lover" will be performed at the Museum
tonight In the course OF the evening a dance by
Miss Ludlow; song by Mr., Garner and the mesmerc
exhibition of the Highland Fat Boys. Mr.. John Self
ion and Mrs. Mo sop will appear in BIO h pieces.
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OFFICE OF EMORY & C0

Opposite Bamum's, Bait, NJ
FAOFFiClAh DRAWING ol the Rid. Co
dated hoterv,s class No. Al for 1876: For
Of Town of Bel-Air
80 45 40 90 as &c 16 SIS 81 l9 Ct 60 8 :
~ aud 43, being the LIST and I'd drawn Nos. each,
~ and ~, being the 3D. and 4th drawn Nos. sact
20 ana as, being the 18th and 9th drawn Nos. cac'
10 ana 3d. heng he nh and 9Th; or 10 and Ga, BIZ
ing the 9.h and 10Th drawn Nos. each
~ having two of the drawn Nos. on them, EACH
All haVlEg one only of the drawn Nos. on, Is =
R3- Drawing Of Maryland Consolidated Los
c.ass 90, ior the benefit of the SusquehazRa q
and for other purposes.
73 60 8 y 10 ~ 81 &c Ia IS IA IS s.
63 and 70, being the LIST and al drawn Nos. each
and CD, being the I'd and 3D. drawn Nos. each
and ", being the 81 and 9TH drawn Nos. eac
10 and u, being the 4th and 5th or 10 and II, be-
ing the 9Th and 9th drawn Nos each
All having two of the drawn Nos. on them, eaes
All having one only of the drawn Nos. on them
1t EMORY CO., No, IN. Calyer,
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BALTIMORE, October TO, 1916. !
0J}- You will attend specal meeting of the Troop
on THIS Frday) EVENING, the 10th inst, at :
O'Clock at The ArmOry, 5. conner of Exchange
Place and South street. PuncluaI attendance is re
quested as business of importance will be laid be-
fore the Company Bv order,
JOHN GROSS, Lieut. Cong.
II LEWIS REPPART SncrntarY.
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Majority 50 far, 3,272. Montgomery county
has given upwards of 600 majority in its favor.
St. Mary's, Charles, Caroline, Hartford, Cal
vert, Prince Georges, and Carroll counties not
heard from.
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90 MARYLAND INSTITUTE OF EDUCATION
stated meeting Of the Institute will be held at half
past O'Clock, +. NJ, on SATURDAY, I7th inst. at
the Rooms OF the Light street Institute, when will
be held a discussion on "Mnral Discipline in
Schools" postponed from the last meeting
l. X. CONNOLLY, Rec. See,
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THIS DAY A BEAUTY.
ize of $4,000 | | prize of
.G g . In0 | o &C q
And 6 of $500 each.

Tickets only Sl-shares in proportion.
This is the little fellow for packages. The risE
package of % tickets in this scheme, EMORl
co. will sell for S3.50-each package guarantee
draw hack . 50, at The worst luck. Now is
chance for the Four Thousand. Give EMORY & I
call, and secure the prize.
N3- For prizes in any Lottery, always apply in 4,
son or by mail 10 the far famed Lottery frm of
EN- Dry s. CO, II. S. Lottery Agency,
No. . Calvert-st., ID Lottery Office
II from Baltimore stree
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KaNHE WESTERN CONTINENT. edite

TENIhH " - 4 tA1tN OUNTIN FNT, Quilted
u by w. 7. THOMPSON and w. II. CARPEN-
principal Periodical Depots of the city Among the
contents of the present number will be found:
First Love, an episode in the Life Of Frederick the
Great, tale of female herolsm; The Black Prophet,
Chap. Xxx, Tumults, Confusion of Warder; Royal
Marriage in Russia, being an interesting discussion of
the ceremonies on the occasion of the marriage of the
Princess Olga.
ORIGINAL SKETCHES-The Medical Students
or Commencing 10 Practice, by Evoigrah; XII Lanl's
first visit to New Orleans, Southwestern sketch, by
Will Whipple.
ORIGINAL POETRY-Gulnare, by William Glib
son, U. s. NJ On Picture, by the same author; The
Mermaid from Goethe,
EDlTORIALS-The Hero Sons of Maryland; The
Judiciary; The Stewart Case; The Horrors of War;
The Armistice; The Boston Suicide, &C., &c
Details of the Battle of Monterey; News Items
Miscellany; Agricultural Matter; Anecdotes, &c. SC.
Subscription price So per annum Single COPIES
6! cents, ocl82t
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NEGROES WANTED.
MANAGERS ORDERS MOI


WM ATTENTION THE WHOLE.
all at the Office of our agent, Mr.. DOYLE, capital
TO send to him tn is week all prizes, and he is
solved to sell them there fore, if you would wish to
purchase prize call early, as the highest prize may
be chosen first, delays are dangerous There ale no
humbHg prizes advertised by Them, and for the truth
of which we refer official schemes and to the
prizes themselves at his counter, where they remaR
for week after being drawn, so the public cannot be
deceived in what he says. Factsspeak for themselves
"call early"
SCHEMES THIS WEEK ARE:
FRIDAY, capital 81 600, tickets 25c, shares in pro
por ton.
SATURDAY, capital 5000, tickets Soc, shares in
proportion.
Any person who would wish TO try their luck by
the package in a small way, have now good chance.
We will sell certificate, 25 tickets for 49, thereby
giving chance for 3capita prizes, and the whole rs
numbers for the same sum (S3) ana who would not
throw themselves in Fortunes way when it only re-
qures a risk Of 25 cents for single quarter which
stands the chance OF drawing from 81 to 81, 600
prize.
Persons ordering tickets from distance may rely
on having them sent correctly as if they were to
choose themselves, and the official drawing sent as
soon as drawn.
A liberal discount will be paid to persons who pun
chase by the package or quantity.
Forsale in the greatestvariey of lucky nsmbers BY
the package, single ticket, share. All orders, per
mail or otherwise, addressedto
NJ. DOYLE, No.l44 Pratlstreet'
II rR1 Opposite B 81 o. R. r. Depot
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1 The above returns show an immense wing
gain since the Presidential election, and ndi
cate that the State has gone for the Wings.
The following is the result for Congressman
as far as ascertamed
LIST District Philadelp hia-Lewis c. Levin
) Native, reelected Majority 1872.
, Cd District, Philadelphia R. Ingersol
, wing, reelected. Majority 1863.
Sd District, PhiadeIp ha-Chares Brown
dem in place of Campbell, native. Maj. 800
4!h District, Pblladelphia-C. J. Ingersoll
dem. reelected. Majority 467.
5th District, Delaware and Montgomery
Freddy, whig, in the place of Jacob S. Yost,
dem. Wing gain.
9th District, Bucks and Lehigh- Hornbuck
in place of Erdman, dem. Wing gain.
18th District, Observation-Disclosures, w., re-
elected.
Slh District, Lancaster-John Strohm, W.,
| reelected.
9th District, Borks-Wm. Strong, DEM, re-
elected.
10th District, Northampton, Monroe, Pike,
Carbon, and Wayne-Broadhead DEM, re-
elected.
18Th District, Pollock, wing, elected by a
large majority.
l4th District, Dauphin, Lebanon, and
Schuylkill-Dr. Eckert, w,
18th District, York and Adams-Mr. Mes.
Wing gain.
10th District, Cumberland, Franklin, and
Perry-James l.. Brady, in place of Jas. Black,
Wing gain.
18th District, Andrew Stewart, whig, has a
majority in Fayette county, and is 10 doubt
elected.
2lst District, HamT ton, wing elected. Same
as last year.
GEORGIA ELECTIONS, Complete returns
have been received of the vote in the Sd Con-
gressionol district in Georgia. Dr. Jones, the
wing candidate has been elected over Colonel
Towns, the present incumbent, by a majority
of | Is votes. This is wing gain. The dele
CATION will certainly stand 4 wings to demo-
crats-possiby 5 wings, as Haralsons district
is yet in doubt
CAROLINE COUNTY. The following is the
vote at the late election in this county. For
Senator Carter, dem, 500; Potter, wing, 56S !;
For Delegates-Sherwood, 5Ss; Lyden, 5s8;
Dawson, $50, all democrats; Pearson, $50
Harrington, 546; McKnett, 56s, all wings
Democratic Senator and two Delegates elected,
and lie between the lowest democratic and
highest wing. Four Of the FIVE Commissioners
are democrats
New York PoLITIcs. The New York
Courier and Enquirer announces the determi-
nation OF It's editor not to sustain the Wing
nomination Of Mr.. Young, as the Wing candi-
date for Governor Of that State, upon the
grounds that MIR. Y, is ".4nH Rent" The
Courier and Enquirer declares that it will not
oppose MIR. Y. in the canvass.
AN OLU OFFICE HOLDER John Fisk, esq.,,
was on Tuesday last chos n Town Clerk of
Mddletown, Conn, this being the ,fflieth year
that he has held that office. He has also en-
tered upon his twenty-fourth year as Town
Treasurer.
RATHER OLD. There is said to be female
in Bangor, who was born in Newbern, N. c.,
in l742. She walks to church regularly every
Sunday.
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Q3- We invite the atCItiOn Of the public to the
Certificates of cure performed by Dr. CULLEN'S
INDIAN VEGETABLE PANACEA, which certain
ly goes ahead of any heretofore published. The high
standing of the gentlemen whose names are given
bility Of imposition, There is large number of
persons now taking this medicine in tins city, whose
residence will be given by applying to the Agen IS,
whose names will be found attached to The cerf-
Gates, seq
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EDRATT-sT. IRON FOUNDRY,

n No. 30I, ABOVE EUTAW.
(Recentiy occupied BY the late Jas. G. WiiSon.)
The subscriber has resumed business in the above
establishment, and is prepared TO furnish to order all
descriptions of IRON CASTINGS. Also, IRON
TURNING aad FITTING; PATTERNS for MA
CHINE WORK accurately made, and for ARCHI-
TECTURAL and ORNAMENTAL purposes, carved
in the best style {3- Orders respectfully solicited
and punctually attended TO.
o76m JOHN COCHRANE.
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JOHN AHERN VS.. EDWARD KELLUM.

JOHN AHERN VS.. EDWARD KELLUM
this 18th day of October, lsJ
" BY Blltimorc County Court, that the sale ma,
and reported by Orville HOrwz, Trustee in "a
above cause, be and the same is hereby finally ra
fed and confirmed, unless cause to the contrary
shown on or before the 10th day of November men
provided copy OF this order be published in SON
one of the daily papers of the city Of BaItimor,
once week for three successive weeks, prior TO ii
said 10Th day of November next.
The Report states the amount Of Gales be foS
hundred and fifty dollars. By order,
ol6-law3t+ True copy, A. w. BRADFORD, elk,
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CAPT. FATIo. We copied into our columns
on Saturday last, paragraph, stating that this
officer, who was recently dismissed from the
revenue service, for disobedience of orders, had
sought an interview with the President, for the
purpose ofptocurng his reinstatement, and that
the President refused to listen to his excuses
A friend ofthe captain requests us to state that
the whole paragraph is untrue.
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The Sro RIM IN New YoRK. The Tribune
of Wednesday says, the recent storm in New
York was very severe. 1t was accompanied
with strong southeast wind. The schooner
Oliver II. Perry, lying between two vessels at
Pier No. : North River, was so jammed and
injured in her upper works as to cause her to
leak badly. About a dozen of the beautiful
trees ON the Battery have been blown down,
and the ground is strewn with branches oftrees
in every direction. We fear this gale has prov
ed disastrous to the shipping along the coast
Vessels coming down the New Jersey coast
could hardly avoid going ashore.
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None genuine without the written signature of I.
Butts.
hand md ,la b,
Id and 70! sale by

. 6IAbLEk CANBY, l2O w. Pratt-st.
Also, by Geo. W. Jones, cor. Baltimore and High SITS
Seth s. tlance, Baltimore and Pratt Streets Roberts
Atkinson, corner Baltimore and Hanover sts ]. F.
Perkins * Brother, cor. Green and Franklin streets;
Joseph b. Stansbury, 81 Thames ST. Elisha H. Per-
kns, corner Market and Green-sts. George II. Keerl
No. 1913 Baltimore street; N. N. Robinson, So North
Gay street. ol2.Iw
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YELLOW FEVER IN New ORLEANS. The
Board of Health ofNew Orleans reported on
the 5th inst, that there had been 81 deaths by
Yellow Fever. The Board was, however, Of
opinion, that the fever was at that date on the
decline, and that no epidemic was TO be appre-
hended, as but very few cases have occurred in
,rivot 10 nractiCe
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L. III. MERRILL

COMMISSION SHOE W.aREHOUSE
Nos. IL AND 10 HANOVER ST.
RnAh CASES now on hand and daily le-
ePUaBceiving fresh supplies, both from New
England and city manufacturers, and for sale by the
case, on manuiactur, RS account
The stock embro ces a general assortment of all
kinds of Boots Shoes and BrJGans, DOH coarse and
fne
Also, Agency of Goodyear Rubber Manufacturing
Co. and on hand full supply of the patent metallic
Rubber Shoes.
Also. Agency of Hartshorne & Co.'S. manufactur-
ed RUBBERS, and full supply of the imported
kubbers, in original cases, SC &c. &c. a26- eo3m
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COOP News FOR Pretty ANKLES. Short
dresses, low shoes and plaid stockings, it is said
are coming into fashion. There is nothing like
plaid stocking or well anged tie to a laced
slipper TO set off pretty ankle; and the girls
know il.
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EDUTTY. The subscriber is selling PUTTY
III made of pure Linseed Oil and thor oughly dry
Whiting, flom 30 to 40 per cent. below the market
price. He keeps il on hand in large quantities; and
making it by steam power, is prepared to fill large
orders at short notice.
J.W. w. GORDON, l52 w. Pratt street,
ol3-es opposite Bait and Ohio X. r. Depot.
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Mt. Holly, New Jersey. Nov.

Mr.. SETH w. FowLE,
Dear Sir: Having used DR.. WISTAR's BALsAM
OF WILD CHERRY, with great benefit to myself, |
cheerfuIly comply with your request 10 give my tes-
tmOny in favor of it, Some time since took cold,
and it settled my lungs; was troubled for seve
raj weeks with very bad cold, raised blood several
times, and had all the alarming symptoms attending
confirmed Consumption. l despaired of recovery
After trying various remedies in vain, Obtained a
bottle of your Dalsam; took three bottles and to
my astonishment was entirely cured l attribute my
restoration of health to that medicine alone. All whe
are sick or afflicted with Pulmonary affections,
would recommend them to try DR. WISTAR'S
BALSAM Immediately
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~ Here is luck that can't be beat: In yester,
Lottery, Glass 80, the magnificent prize of Is,
DOLLARS, in package ofquarter tickets, was
per letter to a new customer in PhladelphJ
This is the third prize of S25, 900 sold by EN-
& co in foHr months, besides prizes of a SIN
amount over S90000 This il enough to COW
every one that EMORY & CO.'S is the lucky1
for prizes.
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A z OAK HALL
IA TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT,
By MATTHIAS MELICK, Hanover STREET, one
door from Market ST., you can purchase CLOTHING
at reduced prices, to suit The times. Clothing made
and trimmed at the usual rates-Pauts and Vests at
$l.25 81 IS; Goats, of French or English Cloths,
S. to So The new style of New York Over coat
and Sack has just arrived; also, the new style Vests
and Pants, Bloaks, &c. Call and see the quality and
style of these garments at Oak Hall Clothing Store,
No. Hanover street, by
ol5-lmt MATTHIAS MELICK.