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CHERoKEEsCoMMIsSIoN.

For the ermninaiion AID settlement Of claims misins
und-r the treaty Of 1886 6 ,oith the Cherohtes
TNASMUCH as tho greater proportion of case,
Il left unacted upon by the last board Of commits
sloners are in very imperfect condition, owing to
the neglect Of claimants, and cannot be investigated
by the commissioners for of statements, argu.
ments, and proofs; and il is the intention of The
commissioners to dispose Of the cases submitted tc
them promptly, and put an end to these protractet
Investigations, the following order ia made:
All claimants must file their memorials or appli
cations in writing, together with complete prepar
non OF their cases for final action, with the secre
tary Of the board, or before the 25th day Of De-
cember, 1886; and no memorials or applications vii
be received after that day, unless good cause bs
shown for the delay, verified by affidavit.
Published by order Of the board.
... W. ID. MILLER,
o.
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Col. Cave Johnson, the Postmaster General, and
Col J. Knox Walker, the Presidents private sec
retary, returned to Washington, from their visit to
Tennessee, on Friday night.
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A NEW WORK, just published, and for sale
"A at the book and pamphlet stores, and the
printing Office Of Mr.. J. N. Davis, corner of Penn
sylvaDia avenue and 18th street, pamphlet Of 30
pages entitled "The claim ofthe Church Of Rome
to the exercise Of religious toleraion during the pro-
Josiah F. Polk"
Sep- I2-codc2w
[Intelgencer, Fountain, and Saturday Evening
Visiter will please copy
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PRICES or GOALS FoR TIE LAST THREE YEARS.
friend who uses large amount of anthracite oo.l
every year, has laid before us original copies of his
o,IIs and receipts for his purchases since July 90
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Sept. 24-d
IMPORTANT TO THE PUBLIC

1 mPOHTANT TO THE PU u LIC.-
i JOHN RlGGLES, who has during the last
year, exclusively devoted his attention to the cut
ting department, respectfully informs the public
generally, and his former customers, that he has
commenced business draper and tailor, on the
west side Of 9th street. near Pennsylvania avenue,
where they are assured he will neglect exertion
to preserve the reputation, "a cutter, which has
been so generously awarded to him by those who
have knowledge Of his skill. He will personally
superintend his business, employ competent work
men, ard will execute orders on such terms as
(while, Of course, he expects tn be bene6ted) will
prove advantageous to all who desire handsome
Sept Il--eo2w
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Tickets sl2-haves S6-quarters 50.
Persons ordering by the package may deduct the
price Of four uckeS. instead Of three heretofore
We have every day lotteries from 81 to $40. and
when remittancs Is made to us, large small we
will always invest In the most popular lousries on
nand. The drawings sent, when requested, to all
Who order from The cash for all capitals can be
had usual, al sight On all letters enclosing cash,
or prize tickets, the posage need not be paid The
ekets in the above lotteries received and all or
ders addressed US will meet the most prompt and
confidential attention. Address
ID. PAINE & CO, Managers,
Sept 24-tdcp Richmond, Va.
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| %36,204I
| ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,
-" Class X, for 1876.
To be drawn at Alexandria, d. c., on Saturday,
| the 3lst Of October, 1876.

70 number lottery--14 drawn ballots.
Tickets SI0--hnves $5--quarters 90 so.
Certificates Of packages Of 26 whole tickets $3.50
Do do rs half do 65
Do do 26 quarter do 80 so
Orders for tickets and shares and certificates of
packages in the above splendid lotteries will receive
the most prompt attention, and an official account OF
each drawing sent Immediately after 1t Is over to all
who order from us. Address
J. q. GREGORY q co. Managers,
Sept. 23-2aw QwdAcphtd Washington, ID. c.
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PRINTING pApEs.-T

GUPERIOR PRINTING PAPER.-The
~ subscriber has just received on consignment
100 reams very superior printing paper "a by 3s
inches, which viii be sold low for cash.
FiTZHUGH CoYLE,
General Commission and Agricultural Ware
house, near the corner Of 9Th street and Penn. av.
Sept l0-3aw1w
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FIRST CONCERT
BY the Washington Harmonious

eHN
SOn WEDNESDAY EVENING Sept. 30
AT the ODE0N HALL, corner of Al ST. and Pennsyl-
vania avenue, when they will sing selected pieces
Of the most admired and choiced compositions.
Alto Mr. Dick
First tenor MIR. Ho tyson.
Second tenor Mr. J Abby.
Bass Mr. Ball
The little daughters Of Mr.. KILmsTE will assist in
the entertainment of the evening, with some of their
most pleasing songs, Duets and glees.
Mr. EVELYN, the favorite and much admired vo
calis,, will appear this occasion, and sing some
of his most popular songs.
See programme Of the day.
Performance at o'clock. Tickets so cents, admit
ting lady and gentleman.
Sept 28-2t
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Washington city, Sept. "a, 1876,

The "Highand Messenger Ashville, North
Carolina, and the Cherokee Advocate, !" Tahlequah
Cherokee nation, will copy for four weeks success
sively, and forward their accounts to the "Unon''
office for payment. e..
Sept. 26-4tsv.S4tw ..... t
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$36,2eS-SIO,6S6!

Grand consolidated lottery, class AZ. % be drawn
on Saturday, October l7th, 1886, at wlmington,
Delaware, Is numbers, 10 drawn,
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ID ULED Letter Paper, at 81 80 per
IL ream, firm, hard, and smooth, and Of good
culnr--ruIed on three sides.
Sept. % F. TAYLOR.
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CIRCULAR TO EDITORS.

The publishers of the Monthly Flora in present.
ing their work for the inspection of the Ameriean
press, feel confident OF meeting with their generous
support and sympathy. The most extensive work
of the kind on such plan, ever undt rtaken in the
United States, perhaps In the world the mechanica a
execution could hardly be attempted by any but
those engaged in the photographic and coIoring bus
mss For many years they have been employed
in procuring original drawings Of American Wild
flowers and rare exotics, and as they have an artist
specially for the purpose, every production of the
vegetable kingdom valuable for purposes of either
ornament, will in The course Of time be pre-.
sented. To insure accuracy in botanical point OF
view, as well as TO present the science in a popular
and pleasing form, they have engaged the editorinl
services of John b. Newman, M. D., a gentleman
well known for his literary and scientific writings.
more especially in this department. They guaran-
tee that every plate shall exactly resemble in shape
and color the flower IL is intended TO represent A
hOrll annual with from ten TO twelve plates in the
style retalls for Sc Yet the Monthly Flora,
besides the advantages of its quarto size, contain
sixty plates, with matter equally interesting and in
hnIteIy valuable, furnished at one-half the ex-
pense. Appended TO the work is a 18th numbe,
consisting of an Introduction to Botany, illustrated
by over $50 engravlngs, at the same price, so rhs
the subscriber at cost Of SO 25, will possess thu
most magnificent annual as we'll as botanical maya
zine ever offered TO the public. Publishing the sc-
companylng prospectus two or three times will en-
title the paper to the entire work one year. The
back numbers will be promptly forwarded on the re-
ceipt of the paper with a notice.
LEWIS & BROWN,
bltEh upHD - W
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LEWIS & BROWN,
Publishers and Proprietors, 272 Pearl st, N. Y.

PROSPECTUS OF THE MONTHLY. FLORA
The publishers have the pleasure Of announ.
cingthe entire completion Of the preliminary arrange
mens, and of presenting the work to the public
The resources at their command, enable them to
guarantee that its mechanical execution will be fully
equal II not superior TO that Of the first class ANIMALS
of the Gay. The illustrations engraved and col
ored under their own supervision, and will be spec-
mems ct the progress of the perfection to which art
has attained. They offer it with the fullest conf.
dence IN the support and appreciation of every lover
OF the science; and not such alone for they hope to
make 1t so attractive as to cause all to study with
delight.
The Linnaan system of classification is adopted
as beng on the whole the best for popular and
standard botany. In the description of each plant,
the botanical and common names are first given.
succeeded by the artificial class and order and ma
tgra order, with the generic and specific characters
IN the English language; concluding with its gem
era' appearance and history; its meaning as an en-
oIem In the language of flowers and appropriate re.
marks and anecdotes, spiced now and then with a
gem OF song. strictly national feature OF the en-
'erprse is that the publishers have been for several
years engaged in collecting original drawings of the
Wild flowers Of our country. Two of these and two
beautiful exotics, with tree and fruit making five
plates In all, accompanied by ten pages of letter
press, will complete each number. Ii il of auarto
SIZE, with illuminated and coored covers
Inc publishers have engaged the services of John
newman, M. d., as editor, gentleman well and
iavoraby known for his literary as well as scientific
writings; so that nothing more can be desired in
point OF accuracy and pleasing style In addition u
the flower plates and l24 pages of letter-press in
me , IL numbers, they have, by reqnes engaged the
euior TO prepare 18th number, containing an in
reduction to the science of botany which will be
Illustrated by over $50 engravings, and furnished to
t,uoscrioers at the same price as the others The
.h'rteen numbers will form volume, counting
,he plates of 296 pages, unequaod by anything
ever offered in the United States, for gorgeousness
OF Illustration and utility as work of popular
science This years. volume will be completed and
sent to order as early as December, 1886. For ia
yoraoe notices of this work, see the periodicals. of
the day.
r. TERMS
fer year, IL numbers, in advance a OO
with 18th number a o5
Two copies sent to one address M
lwo copies sent to one address, with 18th
number) IN
Single numbers Ss
liberal discount made to agents.
hl communications must he addressed most
pald) to the publishers, Lewis G. Brown, 272 Pearl
street, where subscriptions will be received and
agents supplied.
Sept 2S--0t
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$4,000 DOLLARS DIVIDED INTO 3 PRIZES
OF $4,000
Lowest three number prize s5OO
Grand consolidated No. 43, To be drawn al VIII
mIngton, Delaware, on Saturday, Oet. "a, 1876
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Another splendid lottery for 80 october.
100000, oI6,OOO, SIO. 900!
$4,000!

Grand consolidated loiery, class No Al, To be
drawn on Saturday, October 10Th, l646, at VII
mington, Delaware. rs numbers, Is drawn.
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40 prizes Of 1000 dollars $50 Of $500 go Of
aa S400! &c. g al...
IS No. lottsry--l2 drawn ballots.
Tickets Sl0--halves S5--quarters 80 so
A certificate of package Of 25 whole tickets, si3O
Do do 25 half do 65
Do do Is quarter do 30 81
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Tickets si0-halves s5-quarters 81 so.
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NOTICE.
CHOICE AsSOR TUENT OF
SPRING Il SUMMER GOODS.

HAYES, VAN DUERSEN & WARD,
IS Mas STREET.
HANE now in Store their Spring and Summer
IL s,Dck, Ofwccnt purchase ~ which they invite the attention
q Dealers
FIR LADIES uRTszfs.
Super Graduated abd Pyramidsl Barge and Bazotines Robes
Rich BrOcade, Ombfe aud P~yramfdaI BlfeEcs
Rich ofsandi Ombfe striped and POLKA Jlconst Lawns
ruprfiBe Blue, Pink, Purple and Canary French DO
Snpeftno Bingham laFnsaH Gndulted Muslin Robes
White and Embroidered and Gradulicd Swiss Robes
farions amd Cauzos for Evening dresses
Fpulatd Silks and Dmbrc sk Robes
Rich Shaded SrPed Pout Gee Soic Silks
Win a great variety of new Fyie SIks tom 81 20 - 30 per yard
Also 40 endless variety Of English, American and French Prints.
FOR eENrLEMEE's WAR.
common and Tuprrine ErEttsh, American and French Cloths
French Coatclius Ribbed Mauoquiuo
Dup De Etc and Dap DE- Vienna. plain and figured
Checked striped and plain Linen Duns
4 great variety q Rich Vrsturs
Sell adjusting St0CkG q new article
s,arf, Cravan, and Six Hdks. now silks
Brown and Bieached Linen, ! H1sr. Cotton do.
superior French Nd and sik Cloves aH colors and szes.
White and COiorcd Bordered Linen Cambnc Uikfs
Heavy Brown Linen Drifts, Couonades, sc. ap7
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d. la-6m
n OOK TO YOUR INTEREST," The sub

ooh ~ 1oOh
IL senbers would respectfully inform their eustoEsers' and the
public generally, that they have Teeeiyedtheir usual large supply OF
the mos, fashionable and other kinds OF ready made CLOTHING TOT
winter wear, and to which they are making constant additions semi
weekly, consisting Of every variety OF desirable Coaks CoalANes
Pants, Drawers, Shirts. Collars, BoSonE, Stocks HOcAS- hukis
Sa-peRders, &C. kc-~iih which they viii b. pleased ~ NJ Them
in The best sIye and upon the most reasonable terms.
The pains they have taken IN the sekeiion Of their materials ~
Fecurc goodness and beauty, as well a. the care they have taken IN
having thsm made up under Their own supervision TO secure dura
bIHy and nealness OF h- makes their assortment Que peculiarly
desirable 10 select from, To all persons. Call and see for yourselves
mt HOOPER a. GRAPHS Virginia Clothing store,
no7-ff No. CO, Main ct
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FRESH IMPORTATION.

Re- IMPORTATION.
x rhE sialf nom Lfsepoo, a.
- rect Ne arr odsy IN ceeip, Of IN. balance Of oar ,ps,nr nm
pof'Auon OF BRITISH DAY GOODS. In consequences Of the h,.
hes Of the season. Ne will .dl them At a M small nax.,e. .-.
the eost-among them may be found
super wool bach Cloths
Common aud super biack Apaeea Luar~.
New style fancy Bingham.
To do twfled ID.
Whit Canbdcs Jaeeon.Is
Printed Cuttings
super London wehinfs
Coidaney Linen billings
Bieachcd Satn do d.
10 hReydo do
houer cord Imperial Robes
Cord hustle do do
Royal aud syphide do
ladies' hall fingered sk Mini.
DO do emhd do
Whit. and dab Berlin Glove.
fcarl buttons stay bindings. &C.
.Pl9 KENT. KENDALL. a ArwArHR.
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~ GORDON q sKLNKER. O4 MA1N srnrr:

GORDON u SKINNER, "a MAIN STREET,
~ Richmond. Va, offer for nIe-
IS hhds Orleans and West India Sugar.
IS uerees and bbls Clarified Sugar
80 packages loaf crushed and Pulverised Sugars
43O bags CoFec-Ro, Lagusya, Java and Maneaibo
. bales Mocha Coffee
IS hhds Orleans and West India MoIasses
10 III chests GunPowder and Y. Tyson Tea, part very superior
5 nj chests Black Tea
Tea in 6 and lib boIes
400 sides leaiher-good stamp and damaged
IS do Russell Leather
500 lbs Shoe Thread
100 boxes sperm and Talow Candies
P%aneyand ~varegatsd Soap
10 bags Pepper
Fimento and Ginger
goo kegs Nails
$50 sacks Ashon's Salt
$50 bags Shot
100 Eegs Duponts Power
$50 reams Wrapping Paper
10 uercss Rice
ESQ don Hemp and Cotton Bed Cord, sud Lines
50 dz Brooms
"a don painted Buckets
goo Nova seOta Grind stones
is kegs Horse Shoes
hhds Bacon
Ghss-6HtO and I0rIQ
sperm and Tanners on
Cotton Yarns. salt Potre, coppeus. M,dder and Indigo.
Cotton in bales, CIoyer Seed, Cider Vinegar. &c. &c.
IRoN-iOO tons swedcs. English, TredeEar aRd County, com
pn.ins nearly : sre' round, aatand square.
Sheet Iron and Nail rods
~srHHl-Amehean and English BHsiered.
Mayors cast and sheer Steel
TIN PLATB-i7s boxes 1914, 1870. 1912.
Bright a1dleaded Tin for roofing.
~COpPER-2OOO he BnNeru, Hheathfng and Bot
WfRE-ioOO lbs assorted sizcs
Zinc and Spster
bar and Sheet Load, Ge. mbQt
DHOSPHATE Ammonia, Concentrated AQUA
y Ammonia, Ammonis' Citrate Of Iron. P,eeip. Cs,b. iron O.
tnte Iron and uninine, Iodito of Iron and uuinins, t,dide nj uul.
nine, lodide NJ Ituc, Oude of SHver, lodde n Silver. fsdids OF
Lead, Sits of horphia, Iodine. and Hydioiats Potss,. and otber
Chemicals for sale by DUVAL A. PURCELL, Druggists,
my ~ tt7 Main s,,rst
RLACk Blu o. INK w RANDOLPH
- 4 90 have WfiHg Inks ny the following makers, for ale IN
any quantity -Harrson'a Columbian wdshrr Moores; Maynard
= Noyss Hogan 4 ThomP'on'r Mason's Stephens Anohs
Philips Radoiph a Co.'S Hoovefg Watden's. Lemons. Kdierg
Gutors Maeklo'. MorfisonS. and Knapp's NY
ADDE'S MOHOCCO SLIPS, ve,y chsapi-Ths
- subscriber has on hand a VT 81 McCurdys Morocco slips
Of the best quality, which be viii cell At Is cents the pair. Pdee
$50. nv ALEX NIL.
GOATSl COATSn FROM 81 80 TO SIS.
From the cheapest 70 The finest CtshmeUi and German Cloti
40 ~ Iise'. Conner.
M AHSEILLEs vEsTs-to piain ssd figured Ma.
O. DUNsPAUGH a cos.
my ma. 81 wsu Msina
HOOK or
A REMEDY for the Blue Devils: Quaint and
n Humorous Poems. edited BY Mathew Menyman. price csc.
For sale BY tsP9l DRiNKER a NORRIS.
HTS & APPERsON, No. ~, Main Street have re-
- eeiyed snd oHrtor sale
1900 bs Lewis ertn and No. I White Lead
1000 " Br0okiin " No 7 and ? q with an ss.oumept
of Nulea Gla-. hom = BY TOTO isbyH sp
DACKGAMMON BOXES.-Tbe greatest ya.
- rely ~ backgammon Hores are for sale al w R,ndohb
= CO School Boot Depot i2i Main street The prees vsy hom
NF' ~" sP"
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Insurance eau be effected for any sum from $500 up to $4,000
hy Application 10 HENRY LUDI.AM,
Ju o-y Richmond, Va.
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n -" ONAf III 90
upa EDMUND & DAVENPORT.
ON ICE!
Congress or Saratoga Water.
TNNHE subscriber is now receiving part of his
n supply Of genuine Congress Water, direct from the proprietor
Of the spring. in quart and pint bottles, which he 10 prepared to
lnordsr to have 1t good, the subscriber will bo in receipt OF a
constant fresh supply, at short intervals, direct from the spring, which
he oilers by the box oTbotue. p. JOHNSTON,
ap 20 Druggist
EOFFEE.-In Store and for ale, $50 bags prime Rio Coffee
~ 200 bags prime Iaguin Coffee
$50 do old Java do.
100 do Havana do.
aplH WILLIAMS a HAxALL.
Cigars! CigaTsI!
hVANNA Principe, Of vanous descriptions. qualities and
= brands La Norma L. Moya' la Garanizado. Steamboat Ca
Sreyi Doe Famasi Canonas PfcmaVera. and other choice brand.
DANAUA HATS.-Ibe spbscnbsr has Just received per
sehr %Lynehburg. a large a"ortmen, of Panama Hat, running
vance on cost. J. a. UOOvER-
my ~ No. ~ Main
M SILK CArs-A lot uf black and white rsomsrhnnE newt
~ Oh Caps with son tops, just received at
J. u. HoOvERTs,
my ~ No. ~ Main street
UNLF GATHERS,
AbIEa Hup"nof Baes and BfonAs Half Gaiten-JuH received
mys rUTNEY q WAITS.
DREsgRviNG KErrLEs. At cosr-Bsn metal and enamesd
y preserving Ke'ae+ Tor "e at soa6 by
No. III Broad street, shocke hin.
ny u" .an % ihc Hsudaw.
v II " y - NHAlflNf ~ OF accurate INrr
u momcter, Of approved manufacture. Iut received, Tor sale BY
DUVAL n PURCELL,
ap 81 iF7 Main street
NNHE HENRY CLAY WALTZES, a magni.
n 6eeut collection, Tor sale NJ p. H. TAYfORB
Pfano Porte WsrCru0m and Music Saloon,
my ~ 100 Main street opposite the Hanks.
M BBLs. No 2 Maekersl
sDO Is IN. No. , d.
10000 lbs superior Goldfish, put up in 100 n. bundles
IN sors. and for nie. RANKIN 4 WniTLOCK.
DONNETS,-Rooeivsd last evening, ~ Express 10 eases o.
- Donnrts of diHsfent styrs, N which We would can The atsn
ton Of wholesale purchasers.
p. P CARPENTER d co,
apI5 No. . Exchange Building
GAITER BOOTs-Thin sales,
NAIE have Just opposed = beautiful hi o. ladies One drss tim
cole Cater Boots-diferent ooiouu-for sale By
mys PUTNEY a Watts.
H EHHINGs-3sp bbs. Cot Herngs
II 20 " Family Roe fcriaRs
BRANDED A. W. Mebane-anding IN te nott this morning. fr ae
BY my - WEBB, BACoN A. 90.
WNTHTR LEAD, LfCORtCE
Wv WINTER HLEACUEU OIL
BLAsTINgAD RfPiE POWDTR
andCMEND LS-Fur ale by
my2t DAVENPORT. ALLEN L 60
DRITANNIA wNHH,-Coa-e and Te, Pots. sasu
- Buvh Cream Cups, Soup Ladies', Cnndesucks. lamps, Gc
bs sale az T.. GINrER's, Main street
W on Britannia Ware Of an kinds atsn 10 sIebsnse,
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TO MERCHANTS AMI OTIIERs.
'I'HE subscriber has the pleasure of informing
ms country fnends and the public generally that he Ia. iust
received a inh supply Of fresh Spring Goods. which render. I'm,
rnek IL and eonpete-whieh he Offers for saIs on accommodating
terms His assortment consists, in part, Of the fouovinr ,,,eI.,
viz
100 boIes fresh Bunch Rasins
30 l boxes do.
as ! do. dn.
IS boxes Oranges. In pnme order
SO boxes Lemons. IN prime order
20 trails soft shell Almonds
) bales hard q do.
) do Fnberts
) do walnuts
, trails fresh Dates
10 boxes preserved Cilron
) ea1ks Zante Cunants
1000 fresh Cocoanuts
20 doH- genuine Ciart Wine, celebrated brand
IS " Muscat do
100 drums Smyrna Pig.
10 cases Havana Preserves
10 do Canton Ginger
20 bhs cream Ale.
Ioeeiher with a large supply Of Toys and fancy Goods, and
'teheh Iandies' also, n complete asortmsn mt OF Candies. of nv oun
manufacture warranted equal to any in this II any other m.rletin
ue JUAN PIZZINI,
" No. lh2. nrft door IA The E,rh.n.. a,,k
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INDIA RUBBER
AIrr,trL Aorr Lorrnn

store No. So Walden Lane, New York.
AND RETAIL l. IN ALL
KINDS OF INDIA RUBBER GOODS.
A tORRUG hTEb Suspenders. over Shoes, Cloth for earn. gc Tons
Life Presevers, MaeIac Banding Water Proof Clothing, and
every other article made from India Rubber. our article Of sus-
pendcs were exhibited At this late fair Of the American institute.
and afief an impartial examination and comparison with others. re
eeivedthc first premium over aHothers An the articles We make
have undergone ue seyerest test, ard given entire sausacuon-
We unreseryedly invite Merchants and all others from the Middle,
southern and South Western States 20 call at our establishments
where they will find a good and well selected assortment Of India
Rubber Goods. our terms will be liberal, and satisfactory to all
buyers. All orders promptly executed.
de I6-6m HUTCHINSON h RUNYON.
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GuWuga SACK COATs.-we have . = on hsnd .
a. s-~t,eut Of Caahmsrst, Csshmere. aud Tweed SACK
CoarA ,,.,thes Win sso.s DaOray and noet styles wheh W.
aesf ~ vcsy Nv prices ~ Ne are de'ef"lnea nsi-aa
-..-A a. su.snioa u purchasers W our stoet before purchasing
-s.- o. hsrs,us cal on @. DUNsPAvGH a CO.
Mo- - wes Mans
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IN STORE,
E,TofrE ALGERINEs-Gor Ladies' Dre.-.
Eohr Bal,Ie "
sGs warp Gnsham.,
Shaded Swiss lawns
Cord and plaid a."
Balconies and RaTvges
Muslin Iob-s
MarcIles and other skirt.
5 Z Baiise Sha~i-
Checked, ~snPedand plain swi,. muslin.
Plain book
Checked, striped and plain eambne.
Fllin and figured bobinets
FcounE- and other lace goods
Iaeonei aud cambria eigngs anS inseuings
in.hh nens, a large stock
Extra ~ Z linen shreungs
Linen cambTies and linen eamL,is him
Brown and bleaehed hollands
Bro~a !nens aud gTass eOI., every variety
Heavy brown linen drills
Beaebei "
Navy drills a Coca asties
Gaubtoons and eouonades a very heavy STOCK
MaTseiiies and Valencia vesungs
French and Englnh bIk satin vestings, some Of euua quality
Back brown and bronze French cloths. some OF the best make
nhsi'h e,o,h', o. every shade aud quality
bhek and fancy French eassunerps. double aHd nngIe widths
English eassimerssand .~eeds
American ianey eassimeTes a BEAUTIFUL anieI.
pam and hsd draP dete
Summer cloths, every color and price
bombazines and alpaeeas
Silk and alpacea arsa
Greenbarege, black lace veiIs
hhek white and cord Italian Grape, hat Grape
sbk miuts and gloves
Black and cold hid gloves
nose and hai hoss, a large stock
sMk and COTTON hdkfs
French silk umbrellas, a fine article
lotion and Bingham Umbrellas
PaTasols and Paasoleriss
Stocks, collars aud blossoms
Back Italian and other cmVau
Black and cord sewing silks
do. patent threads, very cheap
Iayiors, Brooks Coates aud other spool cotton
Buttons and combL a large stuck
Gum web and other Slspendeu
Prints
-, -, -, o 3, 10 4and 1874 bIeaebed shirIns. A. sbeeupy,
81, rs, 4 9 and "a brown gIirtinVa md h..,f 70 .u,o,rs