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sThy God shallbe my God!'' Strong was the
faith
OF that young A1oabite, who forsook
Her native country and her fathers house
For Israers God There is no spot on earth
Where sunshine is so bright, the dew 50 pure,
The grass 50 green. the summer flowers So
sweet,
The birds so blithe, as in our native land.
Besides our fathers hearih-stone gushes up
The only spring Of human tenderness
In which the heart can battle without fear
Offalsshood, treachely, or foTgetfulness.
But Ruth had Heard of God She could moi
stay
Where men bow down to demons; so she broke
All her hearts idols, and went trembling forth
Poor, and widow, to a stranger land,
To seek the living God. No dream of love,
Ofwealth, or fame, allured her. Meek Of
heart
Was that fair gentle creature, who went forth
To DO CLEANER in the field Of him
With whom she should find grace. Well dids'
( thou prove.
Thou Young devoted proselyte to God,
That he is a rewarder Of all those
Iha, diligently seek him.
~ sCould'st thon then,
While cleaning barley DER the stubble field,
Have look'd beyond the impenetrable mist
That hides The vista Of futurity
. From our assumptions vision, thou hadst
seen
Love, wealth, and princeley honors waiting
thee,
And thy descendants, an ilustrious line
OF Kings and princes, reaching down to Him,
OF whose dominion there shall be no end,
And thy name written. for posterity,
And honored to the latest hour oftisne.
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STAPLE GOODS, sc.

London Purple, Fancy Lapolka and Furni,
ture Calico, Whit and Bro Damask Table Co
vers, Crash Bird-Eye Diaper, Silesia, Satir
Jeans, Irish, Grass and Book Bro Linens, Hea
Wy Farmers Drilling, Striped Penn. Regent
Steal and Philad. Jeans, Pl'd Crankes and
Sup Fancy Paint Stuffs, Whit, Bro and Blk
Holland Apron Checks Cot Osnaburgs Plaid
Domestcs, Bed Ticks, Bro and Blea Drill
Cotton Laps, Raw Cotton Chene, Manches
ter and Earlston Ginghams. Extra Shades
Fire Screens, Bro and Blea Sheetngs, Shir.
tings, Cotton Fringe, Cotton Yarn, Candle
Wick, Am. Nankeen. Paper Muslins. Par
sons Spool Cotton, Zephyr Worsted, Clothes
Pins, Musqueto Nett, Ingram and Cotton
Carpeting, &c. &c.
Hardware, Groceries and Dye Stufs,
Bonnets, Hats, Boots and Shoes,
China, Glass & Queensware.
All of which will be sold on the most favor
able terms, by KOONTZ & DINGES.
Produce taken in exchange for Goods.
April %, 1916.
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Who would drink such

Drink! Who would drink such
stuff
Why, the English do-the Yam
KEGS do! The latter import il in large
quantities. Il is a great favorlte in
Yankeeland.'
Now, dear wine -drinker friends, an
ti-temperance friends, when you
next smack your fps over a glass Of
champagne or burgundy, reflect that a
Lyonese alderman may possible have
baihed in it, and see if the reflection
will assist youth approaching its fla
vor. Sunday Times.
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MN}e1t, ;8oops*

TIME subscriber has just returned from
IL the north, and is now opening a large
supply of New Spring and Summer Goods,
which will be sold at reduced prices. My
stock consists of nearly every variety of new
and fashionable styles for ladies' and gentle
mems apparel. call the attention of the
the ladies particularly to my Selections of
CaIcoes, LAWS, Silks. Muslins, and fancy ar
ticles in every department of dress. 1t is
deemed unnecessary to give minute detail
of all the articles constituting my stock.
Suffice it to say, that nearly every article.
domestic and foreign, to be had in country
stores, can be found at my establishment
The friends of the establishment and the
public are invited to give me call.
In addition to my collection of Foreign
and Domestic Dry Goods, have the custom
ary sunply of
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1846-08-13

Fancy Balconies, Painted Lawns, Sup
Silk Warp Alpacas. Blk and Fancy Silks, Blk
and Whit Chene Bingham, Brussels and Vic.
toria Skirts, Jaconet, Null, Swiss Check and
Striped Muslins, Whit and Blk Nets, Blk
Whit and Cotton Silk. Blk Alpaca Cold Alpa
ca and Cotton Hosiery. Blk Whit Dark and
Light Cold French Kid Gloves, Fancy Silk
and Fillet Mitts, Whit Silk and Fillet Gloves
Thread, Isle and Bob Laces, Edgings, In
servings and Finishing, Bonnet and Cap Rib
bons. Cap Springs, French Flowers and Car
Tabs, Fancy Satin and Fancy Silk Ties and
Cravats, Da mask, India and Hem Stich'e
Hdkfs, Ladies' Fashionable Steel Buttons
Blk and Fancy Silk Fringe. Cable Cord, VIII
Satin, Pink Blue and Whit Florence, Blk FIJI
let Wells and Hdkis, Parasols and Shades.
We would also call the attention of the
Gentlemen to alarge and fashionable stock
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1846-08-13
Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings.

Silk, Tweed, De Louria, Blk Drap De Isly.
Blk Twild Summer. French and American
Blk and Blue Black, Green, Blue and Grass
Cloths, Linen Drillings. Blk, Fancy. Tweed
and Summer Cassimeres, Plain and Fancy
Sattinetts, Kentucky Jeans, Blk and Fancy
Satin. London Welting, Whit and Fancy Dou-
Bile Marseilles Vestlngs, Sup Silk Gum Sus>
penders, Shirt Bosoms and Collars, Blk and
Fancy Satin, Blk and Fancy Silk. Fancy
Lawn, Plaid Bingham and Fancy Swiss era
watts, Blk Satin Scarfs. Blk and Fancy Stocks
Bro, Blea and Cold Halt Hose and Sup Blk
Kid Gloves.
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JUST RECEIVED,
A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF
SPRING AND SUMMER
GOODS.
1T Toms Brook and Saumrille.

vi IOm BROOK ana iSaU82Citte.
VENHE subscribers are receiving, at their
Il stores at the above named places a. full
and well selected assortment of Spring and
Summer Goods, embracing every variety of
staple and domestic Goods found in country
stores. The attention of the Ladies is part.
cularly solicited, as we feel assured they can
not fail to be pleased with our selectlsns for
their department. embracing, it does eve
ry variety OF new style COLLEGES, moaslins,
merinoes, cambrics, lawns, shawls. laces, edg-
ings, sc. &c. Gentlemen will find cloths,
cassmeres, sattinets, and handsome supply
of summer goods for coats. pants, vests, &C.
They will sell goods at fair prices, for cash or
to punctual customers. They return their
thanks for the liberal patronage that has
heretofore been extended to them, and respect
fully ask continuance of the same
HELLER & BROTHER.
ALL q .o4c
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J. BAKER,
ATTORNEY At L.fW,

TIL AVING permanently located in Page
IL bounty. will practice regularly. in the
courts of Roc kinghsm and Shenandoah, and
will attend to business in any of the adjoinsng
countes,and will prosecute vigently all bu-
siness entrusted to his acknowledgements Barr
ton & Williams, Byrd & Carson. and join S.
Magill, Esqs. Winchester, A. S. GRAY, Harri,
sonburg near the courthouse Lllrav,
where he may always be found, unless atten.
ding some other courts [Jan Is. 1916.
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A MEXICAN HAIR DYE.-1his Dye is
IN warranted. if strictly applied according
to the printed directions TO change the hair
from any other colorto teautitul Auburn,or
perfectly jet black, withou staining or irri-
tating the skin like other hair dyes.
1t is prepared only by DR.. Jayne, No 90
South Third street. Philadelphia. Price so
cents per bottle. Sold By DR.. J. G. Schmit
Woodstock. MAY %. 1874
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H7ORNS! UORNSt, TTOR JfSttt--
~ DR. JAYNE'S TONIC VERMIFUGE,

~ DIR. JAYNE'S TONIC vERMlFuGE,
which is perfectly safe, and so pleasant that
children will not refuse to take it. 1t efec-
tually destroys worms; neutraizes aciditv or
sourness the stomach, and is exceedingly
beneficial in Intermittent and Remttent Fe-
vers. and is sure and permanent cure for
Fever and Ague. For sale by DR.. John G.
Schmitt, Woodstock, Va.
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AS. USUAL.

NyHE subscriber offers for sale gooo as
il sortment of Dry Goods, Hardware,
Queensware, Shoes, Boots, an excellent selec
ton of Books Medicines, Paints, Dyestuffs,
and Patent medicines of every kind (such as
Jayne's, Hance's, &c.) Confectionery, Tobac-
CO, Segars. Stone and Potters' ware Glass OF
all sizes-Fresh Garden Seedsju received
and n,any articles too tedious to mention.
Call for what you want, and any article called
for, if not on hand, can be purchased by one
of my family in Baltimore now, and sent on in
a few days. will sell every article as low as
it can.be had elsewhere. Produce taken in
exchange for goods. Reasonable credit will
be given, and cash thankfully received
JOINING SCHMITT.
February IS.
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POSITIVELY THE LAST.

nHE subscribers have given notice time
Il after time. and finding no regard paid
to them, they say now, that it issthe last no.
tee. and hope that those indebted toAhe con-
cernwill come forward and close their ae:
counts. as 70 longer indulgence can be given.
SIBERT & BINGES.
Jaly 2, 1s45.
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az As Heretofore, country produce win be
taken in exchange for Goods at market pri:
ces. WALTON & CO. ss{
May Z, 1916.
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NEW FIRM


TIME subscribers have just returned from
Il Philadelphia and Baltimore, and would
say to their friends, tina, they have purchased
in those unrivalled marts, supply. of Spring
and Summer Goods, which for style, beauty,
and cheapness, cannot be surpassed by that
.ofany other establishment in the Valley
Their stock consists of every variety of new
and fashionable styles for ladies' and gentle>
mems apparel. They call the attention of
the ladies particularly to their beautiful selec-
tons Of Calicoes, Lawns, Silks. Mnslins, and
fancy articles in every department of dress.
It is deemed unnecessary to give ~ minute
detail of all the articles constituting their
splendid stock. Suffice it to say, that every
article, domestic and foreign, to be had in
country stores, can be found at their estab
lishment The friends Of the establishment
and the pubic, are invited to give them a
call.
In addition to their superior collection Of
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods, they have
the custmoary supply Of
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DANIEL. ADFE.

10Y Fulton Street, n. r.
New York, Feb. S, 1876,
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PHILADELPHIA, August ~, lofO
The weather continues quite autumnal in its
character, with the wind from the northeast, and
occasional sprinkles of rain.
The local incidents of our city, at this time, are
barren of interest the rogues and pick-pockets
have been driven to their old haunts by the close
of the seasons at the watering and bathing
sorts, but they have not yet commenced opera
tons to any extent, though some petty burglaries
are now and then occurring. Their pockets, it is
likely, are well filled with the pluckings of the
green ones who resort to such places because it
Is fashionable, and invariably pay well for their
verdancy.
The Arch street theatre was completely packed
In At evening, on the occasion of its being opened
for the season. The magnificent decorations APP
peared to great advantage by gas.light they are
Extremely neat in design, and the theatre now
presents a coup d'GI not surpassed by any in this
city. 80,
New York to this city, on Saturday last, was rob-
bed of his trunk, containing 2 100 FIVE franc pieces
An officious parsonage, who had professed much
friendship for him, and is therefore suspected of
the robbery, has been arrested, but it is doubtful
whether the money will ever be recovered, as the
thief had doubtless an accomplish to convey the
plumber 20 a place Of safety. The unfortunate
emigrant is consequently left pennyless in
strange land, with a wife and five children de-
pending upon him. The German Emigrant So
ciety have, however, espoused his cahse, and he
will not be suffered to want.
The Washington Engine Company Of this city
are taking good care Of their guests, The Guliek
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OF consumption, Wednesday, Aug. 26th JANE ANN
SrAATs, wife of Philip Stats, daughter of Barnard
Douds, aged %.
The relatives and friends of the family are invited to
attend the funeral at the residence of her mother No.
,vo orange street. tails friday afternoon, at o'clock,
On "wednesday morning, August Goth. in the city of
DoHon MI. oscAR r STONE, one of the propretors of
year o. his age
the 2bth inst. at Hyde Park, Duchess Co., in the
vh year of his age, JoHr TOWNSEND father of Samuel
g., of Newton, L. H. and John Townsend Jr., OF this
city He was born at Norwich L. l., served at the bat
ue OF Flatbush, and took part in many trying of
the revolution.
On the 9Th July, in Maamoras, of brain fever, Mr..
GEORGE G. ALLEN, of Madison, Maine, aged about "a
years Mr. Allen joined the company Of Capt. Desha,
and with it went to the seat of His conduct
exemplary He died regretted by all his comrades, who
yard Of the above named place. with military honors.
~ Paterson N j.. on Thursday OF last week, Mrs.
ANN McCARNoS, aged 100.
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On Thursday the 9th instant, at Grace Church, by
the Rev Dr. Taylor, Mr. AUGUSTUS Posr WOODBURY. to
Miss ANN ELIZA MoRss, youngest daughter of the late
John Morss, Esq all of this city.
On Thursday the 2sd utmo in this city, by the Rev.
fucardo Francois, BARrHrEMI FRANcoz of Algers,
formerly OF France, to Miss LOUISE HELEN MLLErr,
third daughter Of the Rev. j. Millett of New York.
p3- Paris papers will please insert the above.
AT Paris in the Chapel of the Chamber of PEERS on
the 9th June, M De BARRANrE with Miss JANErrE,
daughter Of the late Henry B. Cook Of Albany. The
iady was given away by Mr. King the American Minis
ter at the Court of st. Cloud.
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BALTIMORE, Aug. n, 1876.
The Neio Tariff and its present probable Effect
More Troops for the Rio Grande-Iron Vesseis-
Theatres, Markets, &c.
The tariff is beginning to produce quite stir
among our citizens. Manufacturers are taking
advantage of the outcry, and are reducing the
wages of their workmen, whilst merchants from
abroad are buying very sparngly, under the inn
preston that rapid decline must soon take
place. The Eastern manufacturers are selling
their goods about thirty per cent lower than for
merly, and offers for iron from the East ask de-
cline of six to seven dollars per ton on Baltimore
pig iron. That prices are about to come down to
a very low point seems to be certain, and thai
wages must come down in the same ratio is inevi
table. The theory Of the free-traders as to the
increased value of money will now have prac-
teal test, but whether it will so increase as to ena-
BILE the workmen to buy as much OF the necessa-
ries of life with seven dollars as he could before
with nine, is a matter of great doubt. There are
nearly 1000 operatives in the various iron works in
the vicinity of Baltimore, and the rate OF reduc-
ton imposed on some OF them, and contemplated
on all, is twenty per cent, or one dollar out OF SIX
Orders were yesterday received from Washing
ton for the departure Of the two companies Of
mounted rifemen rendezvoused at Fort MeHen-
ry, for the seat of war, by the I'd of September.
The companies now at the Fort are Company G.,
Second Lieutenant george McLane cOfnmanQ-
ing, with brevct Second Lieutenant Dabney H.
Maury; and Company F, Capt. Stephen I. Ma
son, under whose command the whole party will
take up their line of march for the Rio Grande.
They will take with them every thing requisite,
except the horses, with which they will he fur
nished when they report themselves to General
! Taylor.
The brig Columbia, Capt. Coffin, will sail in q
few days, with another of those iron boats build
ing by Messrs. Wells s. Miller, for house at for-
to Cabello. Several have been sent out, and Sc
veral more remain before the contract for the
whole number is completed. These boats have
been built in the most substantial manner, entire
/ ly Of Baltimore iron.
The Front street Theatre was again well filed
last night, and the engagement OF Mr.. and Mrs.
J Wallack has been most profitable one.
The MARxErs--There 10 very little doing in Howard
Flour Dealers asking S. and at this rate some
rabe parcels manufactured from old wheat
sold yesterday sale Of 800 bbs City Mills Flour
at s. The receipts Of Wheat continue rather limited,
and prices hardly sustained Sales were made yes
terday 70as cts for good to prime reds and 56a0 cts
for inferior good Sales Of Corn at 47a4s cts for white
and 80 for yellow Rye worth 60a62 cts Sales Oats
at 2ia26 cts. The demand for whisky is moderate
g. for hhds. and % cts for bbls.
Sale of Stocks ut Baltimore.
WsDNEspAv, Aug. 26-$l0O0 Baltimore 6's 1890 eSta.
Maryland 6s closed to-day at 774 asked 76I bid Bal
timore t's, OF 1890, closed at 90 asked 9sl bid Ba
more and Ohio Railroad shares 491s asked, asa bid
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doubled their returns Of toll This another illustra-
ton Of the truth that increased facilities Of communities
ton and trade augment travel and trade-thus giving
life and energy to the country and developing its re-
sources.
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AUCTION NOTICE AND CARD.
JACOB RRAISTED Auossnu...

- EDGAK JENKINS, Auctiooeer.
IN CHANCERY, SALE IN PARTITION OF
THE BODINE FARM.
NEAR PORT RICHMOND, STATEN ISLAND,
IN PURSUANCE of adecre,al order of the. Court Of
Chancery, the above mentioned premises will
public auction under the direction Of the
at the Mansion House, the premises LIST day
September next, at II O'Clock in the forenoon
The Farm contains about sIty OF land having large
front the river Kill Van Kull The Mansion HOUSE
and grounds en will be sold parcel and the resi-.
due Of the will be divided and sold lots or par
GELS of COW enient size.
For further information the title &c. application
to the Undersigned ~
photographic maps the premises will be ready five dsy,
previous the sale. PHILO T. RJG(iL ES.
Dated, August %, 1876. Master in Chancerv
au23 toSeptlst N -
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rPrivate entrance at the Hall door.

MILE PAULINE DESJARDlNS would respectfully
l inform her pupils &c. that she has returned from Sa-
,toga Springs twbere she had the honor Of Introducing the
and that she prepared her lessons all the
fashionable dances her resdence, No. Leonard
street, side of Broadway. au12 2wsrc
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A CAKD.
CHATHAM THEATRE.-Mrs. Flynn begs to inform he
~ friends that her benefit will take place Friday
August 29th when bill of extraordinary attraction will be
presented Mr. H. f. Stevens late manager of this
establishment will appear In popular drama Mr. Thomas
their services. au2T2tsm
HOLIDAY ST. THEATRE. BALTIMORE.
I AIDES AND GENTLEMEN DESTROYS of engaging for
- The ensuing season at the above establishment, will
please apply by letter, addressed to
+. II. MARSHALL, Philadelphia,
Lessee OF the Walnut and Holiday Street Theatres.
au26 lwgbz
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CIRCUS FOR SALE.
LII the property ofthe Union Circus in this place,
"A consisting OF hoses leo foot seats benches
curb and dress all nearly and complete order for
without requiring further outlay the be-
ing purchased IN this place under sale by execution and
offered by the subscribers less than hall real
JAMES KERSHAW,
JAMES O'NEILL.
PATERSON, n. j., August IS, 1876 su27 Iw"rc
A TLANTIC GARDEN is NOW wPEf, sOA The
"A 6EASON-Dodworths Cornet Band will perform every
Tussdsy and Friday evenings, commencing JoAs zd a.
n,yi smsrc ''' WILLIAM ALLISON. rropriyter
MONTEVERDE'S BILLIARD AND BOWLING
SALOON.
NO.5BARCAY STREET, (three doors below the Anne
spectfuy inform his friends and this public general that
he good Billiard Tables, be found the
CITY, all kept complete order As hese tables sepa-
the proprietor thinks will be select
ties Each gentleman visiting the above establ shmsnt will
be furnished with private and apron for his especial
and the beat the Any gentlemen wishing the
billiard exclusive to themselves the bowling alleys
have the by applying the bar Also two Bowiin
Alleys which always kept in first rate order, with thu
best of attendance.
Lunch every day II o'clock Tuesdays and Saturdays
Fish or Clam Chowder
During the choicest Oysters such Shrews
bury Chnksrora Mill Pond Cold Spring and Massachu
have them the shortest notice. they depend
having the above His Bar well stocked wit
the choicest Wines and Liquors. and Segars ofthe best quail
ty Also Cherry Coolers Mint Juleps and Punches made in
q manner not to be surpassed.
" Gentlemen will please to communicate at the Bar
'"' A''''''' " '''' u FRANCIS MoNTEvERDE.
No.5 Barclay street.
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ss,cuvEIsA.C on s GPtt "a "a, AssIjscssfg.

ssIcSEE4AG satE e 81 tHsSsssiE
id a s' 3: q
:sss sss:, Ct :sss' %
800 90 .
kettles 1889 ID basins. go tsai1s SPIDER: Also 50
IL maEs their .'.Orm'a'. either in large small
Also by order Of assgnees of house unfortunate in
business stock Of buttons: Sc ecnssn. Of several thou
sons and star sssa and .p
hundred ho ana an
three months for Of $oo and upwards
hinges vz:he stock ola manufacturer Of American
b .ad onr and broad Also
500 zoo fus G ecss mills. and
'Ss S w: and s si lsy
sham Ssst yse bone cocoa horn Tip and Also
d o e MSIy esantIv s,
sa,isrs ''N''' ''' country 'ea'e'' anu re-
BT1All except the ss.ignee., goods. .r.on the u.u,
per Also, 10 platform scales. au2sitsrc
CAr.roWTyy " sHIRL LEY, Aae!iGsss5,
august 18th o'clock room No Il wal ssSss
ss.s S. %s.x 9d Shf
center pier and card tables, and piano iortes
auasu.mc
u MM: A gEECHEK. A9eioaesr
w Dry Coed; by catalogue, cash Regular sales on
Particular a..gnes sale. OF stock goods
au26 imsr
AUCTION NOTICE AND CARD
JACOB BREASTED, Auctioneer.
UNDERSIGNED respectfully informs bis friends and the
ublic generally that having the services
JACOB BREASTED his Auctoneer at his large stores
80 Beekmsn and G? Ann he times prepared to
effect IN bis usual punctual sales Of Fur
niture and Merchandise in general Families wishing their
i1S at ns w
time. -
Mr.. JACOB BREASTED having great facilities for the
disposal Of Real Estate will attend particularly that
the k~,l
and mortgage promssory temporary
collateral securities All business promptly attended to-
and accounts closed up sales effected.
The first fall trade sale by catalogue
only will commence the Sd day Of Sept haipast A.
when splendid stock Of elegant Piano Foes. will be
highest bidder. For further particulars Courier and Eu.
quirer. MICHAEL ISAACSON,
Commissions Merchant.
aug? 2wsmc JACOB BREASTED, Auctioneer.
EDGAK JENKINs,- AuctIooeef.
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CHEAPER THAN EVER
FULL SUIT Of super6ne Cloth made to order in the
most and fashionable style be procured
blishmen No. "a Cstharne street New York VERY s,t;
Gle II the line equally low. Call and see, ~
sp17 imsm John MOEr A TIT