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LAST EVENINGS MAIL.
TO WA

The result Of the election in this State is still In tho bs
lance The ST. Louis Union. Of tho 5,h instant claims the
election Of Democratic Governor Congressmcu, Auditor
and Secretary Of State. BY msories varying from 600
lOOoi and. asO, that tho Democras will have majority
In tho Legislature Joint ballot and that the Wing. will
have majority Of one In tho House. The st. Louis Re-
publican Of the 9Th instant day later, conends on the
other hand tina, tho Wings will have majority joint
ballot, and docs not give up the election Of Wing ticket
for State Officers.
letter from Burlington iowa. received by the ST. Louis
Republican, enumeraes l6 countless In which IL is stated
that the Wings have elected Senators and ~ Representa-
tves These returns tthe Republican ssys) IL correct rs
We believe they gives tho Wings msjory on Joint
ballot But tho Wings look for other Districts,
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MARINE Disaster AND Loss OF LIFE-By a letter from
Mr. Thomas T. Chopper, dated Accomac, Va. Nov. g. we
learn that the brig Solon Capt Anderson from Turks
land, bound to New York. laden with salt. shore
the 9Th inst, that place, northeast Storm
Tho captain, mate and six hands saved; the steward
drowned in the surf and coored boy, from Turks island
persisted with cold after reaching the beach. Every
ton made and keep him up, but all pur-
pose. In fifteen minutes after the brig struck the deck
parted from the hull. and in few minutes she washed
in thousand pieces. The in the desi-
situation having saved nothing but the clothes they
had ou.-TBalt. SUM-
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lotteries.
II q. GREGORY d CO., MANAGES, No.
" fof Main Street.. Riehruc,d. Va

Drawn Nos Of Asrandrii Lorsy. 49, I7uh Oct 1870
IL IS 81 65 40 &c &c 10 a. 81 76 ~.
Sr Nos III as, Pm. Of 5000, In the above Lot.
tory. sold 70 = correspondent; In kanawhs county, Va.
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BY Davenport. Alien & Co.
AUCTION SALE OF BOOTS. SHOES,
HATS, LEATHER. &c.

On THURSDAY, 18Th November O'Clock will sell ut
Auction Store about 400 caps-
all fresh seasonabe and desirable Goods nanu
tn.rs and suitable for Pan and Winter Sales e0nnsng
Mems thaek peRged Water Boots
DO KIP 4 calf Go do
Do thick psgged Brogans
DO Kip and split
Boys thick peEEed Water Boots
Do kip do do
Youths thick peg ed and Kip
Boys and youh,' thick aud Kip pegEed BroFans
Womens leather pegEed Bu,kins
Chldrrn's do do do
Richmond made Brorana
HATS-Piain and fashionable broad brim
Coney, siik. Angola and wool Hats
Glazed and Cloth CAPS.
SOLE LEArHER-75O Sides brandsd good- and damaged
Shoe Thread, Wrapping Paper &C
TERMs-Unfer 500, 500 mouths credit for
approves paper no ~ DAVENPORT. ALLEN q CO, Auet,
AUCTION SALE OF DRY GOODS.
On TUESDAY, the eth Of December,
shall si Al Dry Goods Room
neni Of Fresh and seasonabs DRY GooD recently
for and particularly adapted the Of
We desire particularly to call the Of Dealers
Particular. appended To future adve nisement
Terms-Under 500 cash-slOO and
proved paper. no IL DAVENPORT. ALLEN Co. Auets
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Correspondence OF the Baltimore American.
Philadelphia. Nov. IL 2P.

Philadelphia, Nov. u, ? P; N.
The weather is still stormy and unpleasant. But very
little done in Cotton, and change in Flour is dull
$3.50, which price 500 barrels taken.
Rye flour is held at S4l2aS4,2j. Corn Meal 1915
nomnaly. Wheat is held at 10 Corn droops-
Southern is held 10 Nothing done in Groceries
Provisions.
Stocks toerably firm the advanced rates at the
Second Board yesterday Penna SIS held Read
ing Railroad 81 3l D. Reading Bonds 73a73i; Morris Ca
nal 7a7I
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FARM FOR SALE.

THE subscriber will sell small FARM of
Il about 100 acres lying the side Turn
PIKE u miles from the city OF Richmond,
bic Deighbourhooa situation healthy
vaton OF the various rad IN this
farm capable OF high state OF Improvement
quantity 81 wood land for further
unnecessary a. presumed that viii
viewing the PREMISE Such wish desired
cal and erlmne H. II the farm oh
Vember II WI then dffair not the m cay Sunday
eeptee De offered public
the will be sod the OF Corn Fod1er
haes Hos some horn Cattle, and Farming Utensils, &c
1J TERMS-At sails.
2-cwtds GEO r. READ
Postponemeut of Sale.
Do In consequence Of inch is
postponed until The 18th instant, place at 10
e IO-atI
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Delaware Election.

The election held in Delaware on Tuesday last has re-
suited in the choice OF TuARr the Locofoco candidate for
Governor by majority OF l69 HousroS the whig
candidate for Congress is elected, and the Wings have
msjory in the Legislature. which them u States
Senator in the place OF the Hon. THOMAS CLAYTON whose
term expires on the 4th Of March next.
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SWAN TAVERN.
JEFFE RSON H0TEL.

(Wesf Main ST.. fen doors beiop the Markst)
rVNHIS House has been fitted up in style of
u comfort and sareIs by any city
and now open for the Ieeeo Of all disposed patron
iIe the establishment The Proprietor
eened by other and best LieuoRs
at his Bar without enumeration OF pubic
give him call ransent patrons and parties wishing suppe
have pleasant and comfortable
and good fare OF every Kind times
other house in the city With every facility convenience
to comfort and determination keep propre
soiets share Of public PATRONAGE.
Nov. 9, l6t6-no Its JOHN w, SHARP
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JOHN B. BIGGER'S OFFICE.

BiosTR presents TO his patrons all,
The following schemes that draw this fall:
He would inform those who wish TO know
That IN purchasing by the package gives In sJsurr
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FtrAscEs OF GoyERsNESr.-We learn from Washington
that there is longer any difficulty IS 900 0OO
loan. Personal well sealed proposals have literally
poured in upon the Secretary Of the Treasury sufficient
three times the amount desired.
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NIichigan Elections.

The whole Democratic delegation to Congress viz
Msssrs McClelland, Bingham, and Brady, are elected
by aggregate majority Of $500 to 5000.
TIE Senate siAnds,-2 Wings and IL Democrats with
three members ssccrained Total number Of Senators
~.
Hou's-l3 Wings and ~ Democrats. with 10 members
not sscertaned. Total number Of Representatives 66.
IN. Y. Jour. CON-
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VIRGINIA-At a Superior Court Of CHANGER

VlRGlNlA-At n Superior Court OF Chancery
for the Rsh~opd clreai held Capitol CITY Of
Richmcnd. June Ssh. iets;
Nm Carter Trustee sndsr the wa. Beverley R.saOph and
Charles w. Raneoph, deoeseed. pl.lnsfG
against ...
Richard a. csnainshan boa non with the win an
nered Of neve Randorb decd Ch.ne. Ran
dophd1eS, d.f.at.nt
In this cause defendant Richard A. being
raAdy and willing Court dispose Of may
diec s snm % Ave thousand sxy eight
hrs o'ythree with Interest mentioned bis ansuer r
eept about two hundred dollars thereof
TO meet tbs contingent Of fund motion.
ordered that The said
OF % much thereof ~ he eoavenenty
Of the sate Of virginia. priva. By
dssd Of trust upon adequate real
And BY eoa'sni Of the pau.. by their ordered
this Gauss be referred to of IN. Commissioner of
eHgufrs rho entitled TIRE shares J.h.
Hs In the fund held BY the defendant
Of Beverley RApdoiph mentioned Cunning
ham, which directed BY The laid viii years
and how much thereof each ened
which enquiry be will convene the service process
such claimants
nonwesth. and BY publication
Commi'soaer report Court win any ms.r.
specially stated deemed pertinent which
qsired By any party to be stated.
A Copy. Tesie
row. ROBERTS, ID. Crk.
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Tnr FLooD ISvA.-The Woodstock Wal Sentinel states
that Of the farmers in that vicinity low bottom
lands have suffered the loss Of nearly all their corn which
and shocked in consequence of the food occasion
ed by the heavy rains.
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CHE
RICHMOND HOUSE.

SllUAlED on Governor street, nearly oppo-
~ site the Governors House. about squares
street, having recently received nderabe additions rendering
much and eommodous will opened On the
day OF November the Boaiers
month"; week or day The best andeavor OF the
used who viii supsrnend) render the may
put AZ the Establishment comfortable.
For the information OF those who private
there excellent Livery Stable hand where their
hone' Ge wall be well sits nded to- b. l.. MEADE.
Oct 80, 1886. 3m
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E. b. PENDLETON.
SUCCESSOR TO ID. NJ HoYT.l
Lottery Office, No. Exchange Hotel.
Richmond. Va.

INHE undersigned, successor to ID. VI. Howl.
IL his friends and patrons the ONCE The
following Splendid GALAXY Of Schemes during N.
month and particularly call their spendi
for tie I4th-s60OOo OF $4,000 Cupa-and also 70 NE
$4,000 Tor ths 2ist They worthy h adveutu
aud shoull chance
thrown his way
Make your selection, and for big Capilals address
z B. PENOLETON, Richmond
P. S. orders, 10 all eases, strictly confidential
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VOCAL MUSIC (!

- s, STEVENS respectfully informs the oiti.
~ scas o. hehmond that he prepared give Lerons
Vocal huse 70 individuals 10 eiases Music Room ora
nc looms o. pupils 81 bet He
BE- happy 70 tsch Gases children or adus sry q the
ChIrchcs OF Poole Schools " desired.
W. q sn eommsnce School ehsen IN Rev VIZ srttrs
Lecture Room, on Monday evening 4 O'clock Nov "a
'.'Mr So Music Reom Nr Gsoose Husshsoss corner
Of Main and tth no e-dtw
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BY Telegraph from Buffalo.

buHaIu, LNUF IV-I II. NJ.
News from Michigan looks Loco Foeoish. Though the
Wings have gained largely they have probably carried
the Legislature the Congressman.
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THIRD SUPPLY.
ATHROP, CHRISTIAN q co. are opening beau
- fol assnrtmenl Of dress goods-sueh
RI h Plaid Cashmercs
Rich Nefino Icopais
PARIS Cssiusfes and Roars
50 ptees Cashmeres az 37i cents worh zoe
While AMI esllfed mb.odcrsd Muslin Rohss
htch dfes lss-eolor,d and tlack
Rich Tukorit and Cashmere shawh
Rich Canton Grape Shaw's
White and ooorei KID ca yves best qualify
Hih and Wout-d Hosiery
Honriehed ard Efnbro dsrsd LAVA Hdkh
ALSO
NsRshrinkine white anf coloftd Fiannsis
Bed and sorvtn MS nanketa
Cloths, Csssnets and Koueys
Bih and Orb Morcens for skirts
Blue, searu and Drab Damssks
~ % NAM STREET.
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Gnrtiou Gales.
FUTURE DAYS.
ny Hodge. A PuiIt.m-

~ ""Ntcs a Fufftam.
VALE OF SLAVES UNDER DEED or TRUST
Rf virtue of a Deed of Trust executed 10 the
- undtsi ned By wn wife f,r N. security
snd nea 81 Ro w ch's dated The Fan
day OF March iSt and duly f,eord a .a
rico and Mes FRIDAY The aOth dy 81 Nov.
bsr 1896 10 o'clock proceed ace ,o.
OF Hodges Pulam In the CITY Of Rehnosd Pablo aaeo, !,
The hfhs hdde for cash. dry 10 ing q Men wo
n and children conveyed the eeed - Aepr
~ rfu-fe-. shall eolvey with special rBny cny
no o-dkeh LoFrfN n. EI.LErT. Tru.s..
sale conducted by Hopoks q
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NOTICE.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE. I

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, 4
RicnsosD, 18th Oct, 1886.
An persons enquiry By foregoing
DER hereby required before my ofe
10th day Of November istd. and produce with
evidences thereof. ..'
&C I7-dtIGthNov. John spORP for,,,,..io,.
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RY virtue of a Decree of che Dlstrict @,

Y virtue of a Decree of the District Com I
- Of the United State. for thu Eastern Virginia
Norfolk sitting In Admiralty in the Of Elisha samp.oa
and hers against the schoorer Imperial
e AUCTION on WEDNESDAY the l5h Of
November at the Custom House the city Of Norfolk ready
money, 1I0 boxes and bales of DRY GOODS and
LEATHER, In good order consisting OF
Cloths Css-meres Woo1n. Caheoe- other
articles eomps full and PAN supply
county.
As-o, upward. Of 200 keys Of assorted Nails.
IS barrels Mess Pork 70 bundles Of Hay.
quantity Of Iron-Msehinery Hardware, saws.
IL hds OF Bacon and other
Imperial vessel dree bort by the
erH meserg-r Capt Sampson, IT, and bs .aivar.
The ale will commence 10 O'Clock continued from
dsy To day until eonp'etsd EDMUND CHRISTIAN Marshal
no ls-tts w. n. sOREY. Aaetr
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ri~u.osp I'd Nov, 1898. <
TUE Board Of Directors Of Insttalos have thls d.y e.
e.red esmfAnna.i csdesd pfo1ts u. %
noa1s. OF ~ cent "a thereof payable
s,ekhoiders CO hair esal aLd amer the
AMI per CT N be Ias,ed 10 Contingent Fund
The Tfsnfsr book. usaal. ~u
3-Slfhnos. TilO'5 a. ALFRiEND. ssev
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NEW GOODS.

NEW GOODS.
SECOND SUPPLY, IRA Nov, 1896
WARREN a FARISS arc now receiving
w drect fon New YofE. second supply Of ssasonabs
DRY GOODS among which b. ouni many and detn.
be styles, viz
Super Tauan Plaids. s1tony Wool riiids
DO spun sik Fads, MnEourka Piaids
IN Redowa, DO. rich French Jafhneres and Mouslnes
Rich oubrc hEd ADD brocadc Pow De vcry beautiful
Pain and sirpsd blu hik Silks rich plaid snks
White and cord emhfd Swiss AMI TART Evening Dresses
White embfd Robes very rich ani chesP
large assortment q rich French cmbfd Capes Coar
which cell great bargains
Rich emb white and cord Tibet and Crape shawls
Rich printed Cashmere ard ruttcne Shaws very chap
Rieb Pench worticd scars Grape scaf Mech Ties
Ber hid Cloves, IN and while sik iaccs Ftnses
Rich pitid and ih1ded bonnet an ncck Ribbons
surer French Coakrg', bh rk warp Aipacas
Bh BombtEne, bh satin. stuffed Caihfnero.
ALSO JUST RRCEIvED
Beet bt and cord French Cloths
super blu ard faney Csssiusroa
sh ATTN and Mefino vennrs vey pretty
Gcuucmens Cfavats and Gloves, IN great vanity
Heavy funed Keseyf, satnoits Bsnses ~ ssys &c ke
10 a of which auenon purchasers Fenerafy
CahH MI WARREN a FARss. No IS Main
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By Magnetic Telegraph.

tTRAssNTTTED FOR THE baltimore AMERIoAS.1
PHMApLLrHrA Nov. IL, 8 r. NJ.
Flour is stationary. Stocks are hrm-an advance in
Vieksburg-decne in Pennsylvania tyes.
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by Williams AZ HaxaII.
Ga WEDNESDAY NEXT the 18Th OF Nov n 10 O'Clock viii be
sold. in font ofour Auction Store
Superior retailing Trinidad Molasses
Prime Green LaguayTa Coffee
DO do Rio
Do Goshen Cheese in
Do dry ard bright Bacon sides
New crop Bunch Rais
Do DO do half
Do do do guauer
Bordeaux Almonds bales Al barrels
Sole Leather, samped "good'
DO. do do damaged"
Old Mon0ngahea whskey
Do Cneinnll Reetined do
otard- DupUy Co Coguas Brandy
Imitation
kngsiand's Speim Candies
Masoa's ehlienge Back
EIua iRe Gunpo~d,r Tea in half chests
Very superior Indgo kegs
London Brown Stout n pint bOlles
Do do do quarts
eIlO Window Class, in prime order
lOIl2 do do,
TERMSUnder $780, 500 over four months credit
for approved paper. WILLIAMS & HAX ALL Austs
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EXCHANGE HOTEL. Nov. IA.

M Seldom, Powhatsn; p A Prndle, Richmond; A
Hillysrd, King Willism; murell, Lynchburg; Thos
BadsrsqBe Baltimore; Smith, Philadelphia; II Car.
ter, Maryland Harris aud lady. Amherst, vs.; Rev Mr.
Hoge, Richmond; WIN N Gleiselin, a Baehus, Thbb,
NohOld A Wilson, N Csroius; Mr. Thwest Chesterfield;
Joe r Royal, Dinwidde; John Turner snd son, New
Kenli w II Mshood Va; Oh e Haven, Phils; Geo Huh
burr, Charleston,
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lotteries.
ID. PAINE e. CO.,
NAGERS OF LOTTERIES
RichmonA Kn

''hE attention Of those who buy and those
VINO never bought before called owinr Iarr. and
binans -ehsnes under 81 Pain.
Co sasaser' for the noah of III. Tic set. ar,
received and Firms can l. hadb scndiBr order. 10
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City Arrivals.
COLUMBIAN HOTEL, Nov.Is, Is4c

COLUMBIAN HOTEL, Nov. 10, 1876.
Lewis Hicks Petersburg; Avis, Goochland; John
Penner, Suffolk, Va; Mr. Richardson. Fluvanns; Maj
Foster Amelis; Thos Moss. Geo Rogers, Joel Bur
nett, II Snesd, Boydton, Va; Wyman. Baltimore
Md; David II Oven Vincent Phillips. Peter Phillips Pow.
haan; VIM Courl, Gooehland; Hooper. Louisa; n
Tndall, Hanover; Henry Mann, Petersburg; WIN Col
line, Porismouth; Morsset, Chesterfield; Redmond
Lunonburg; Film, Nouowsy; G x Pryor, Amelia; Mr.
Vaughan and servant. Amelis; WIN Amonett, William
Walker, II Langford. Celins; Mr. Russel Va; WIN o
Harris Louisa; James NJ Whiilock, Powhatan; James
Spears Chesterfield.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-05-08

A SEVERE HIr AT POLITICIANS. The New
York Herald publishes table Of the number OF
churches, ministers and communicates, belong
ing to the various religious denominations in
the United States, from which it appears, that
the number of churches is 40,074 of ministers
80 500; and of communicates 4, Jog, 544. The
latter are supposed to have increased since the
table was made out, to 100000. "These six
Millions" (says the Herald,) "embraee the
moral, intellectual and religious elements of
tine nation; and the distinctive features which
characterize them should be considered the
characteristics of the American people. They
are emphatically the American people, and
should rghtfully give tone to our character a
broad. But it is not so. They do not
give tone to the American character "a
broad The estimate made by foreigners Of
our character and habits, is based on the &C.
tons and proceedings of our politicians who,
at a liberal estimate, do not amount to over five
hundred thousand, of all parties and factions.
I've do not mean voters, but politicians, who
most generally do not belong to any Christian
churches and who are not included in the six
millions of church members. They are gene
rally inddels and unbelievers in any religion.
These, by their efforts, get control of the poll
tics of the country, and of the National and
Safe Legislatures. The scenes of disorder
and disgrace which occur in these assemblies,
and at the polls during election times, are
characteristic ofthe politicians, but not, as we
have shown, of the moral, intellectual and re-
Igious portion of the American people, who
number some six millions, and who are verify,
verify, the salt of the republic"
This is probably too favorable an opinion of
the professors of religion, and too severe a SEN
tence against politicians. We should indeed
rejoice to see the truly religious portion of the
community able to give tone to the American
character both abroad and at home-but it is
to be apprehended, that the number who could
nroperly come under this denomination would
be much smaller than is set down in the Her
ad. 1t would be happy for the country could
greater portion Of true piety be infused into
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.

That ".Mtsical" Hat. Our near neighbor
Mr.. James l.. McPhail, has n hat which may
be called for the sake of distinction, real "Ne
plus ultra" but which we suppose, would be
more properly termed "Headrometer, as it
is intended to use for the purpose of taking the
exact measurement Of all shaped and sized
heads-litte heads, big heads, and swell heads
Around the rim of the hat are a number of
KEYS, for the purpose of making it larger or
smaller, but which have sorely puzzled the
window gazers, as TO their object. A couple
of the s'bo-hoys'' stopped few evenings ago,
and took good look at it, as displayed in the
window, but finding 1t impossible to determine
what kind of hat it might me, one exclaimed
to the other, "come along Bill its Hgnunluitae
hat, by thunder" Another party inspected it
very attentlvelv and decided that it was Il
"Fireman's hat, ;" and others have given it all
sorts of names. A connolseur in hats gave it a
long examination through the window, and de-
Gliding that it was certainly the "latest fashion,
and from the number of keys affixed to it, a
bona fde musical hat, started Oft to his halter
down the street, and ordered a musical hat
forthwith. On discovering his mistake he was
much disconnected, but sticks TO it, that if that
hat is not musical one, it looks very much
like it.
Painful .4ccident A WAGNER from Carroll
county, Maryland, had his foot very seriously
injured yesterday morning, in Franklin street,
by being trod upon by horse. The animal
was shod with very heavy shoes, and one of
the blunt heels made quite deep impression
on the instep, making most painful wound
Proper remedies were immediately applied and
no lasting injury is anticipated.
Rapid Driving. Officers Pamphlion and
Fleishell, yesterday arrested Daniel Boston, CO.
lored, charged with driving his cart at rapid
rate through the streets. He was taken be-
fore Justice Showacre, and fined 50 and costs.
Resigned. We learn that Andrew J. Keller,
Police officer of the sth ward Gold DIVISION
has rendered his resignation to the Mayor,
which has been accepted.
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FASHIONABLE HATS!
CHEAP FOR CASH-NOW READY AT THE
"KEETIL' STOKE,

9S BALTIMORE STREET, NEAR HOLIDAY.
% The proprietor, in announcing the SPRING
STYLE, would respectfully remind the gentlemen of
Bal imore and strangers, that at the "Keer" Store
all kinds Of gcntlemenS hats are sold literally cheap
He is fully sensible there are many who are giving
out "cheap," "very cheap" production" of price,
and like notices, OF tendency allure the econo-
mist and Others who often discover, when too late,
the faacy of these attractive announcements as the
article for which he has been induced to expend his
money is on trial found TO be equally ''reducsd'' in
quality in price, andthe "cheupneSs" sought after
Identified in a visionary puff only. Therefore, ali
persons who would possess the desideratum. and
have cHEAPNEss! clearly and truly defined in the way
of first rate Silk Moleskin, Russia, Cassmer, Nuiria
or Beaver HATS il is for them 10 purchase realiza-
ton at the ORIGINAL, CHEAP and FASHlONA-
BILE HAT STORE, 9s BALTIMORE STREET, near
Holiday, where fine article can be obtained at low
my
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r7z The large and increasing circulation OF the Clip
nom in town and country, together with the fact
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