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sALE OF IMPROVED LANDS IN OHIO,
Ceded by the Vyandotls in 1912.
NOTlCE is hereby given, that in virtue
0f the authority vested in the OFF,
bv the Act Of I'D March, lS43, the improv-
ed lands in Ohio ceded BY the Wy andotts
by the Treaty of 18th March, 1912, which
we're offered under the Presidenl's Proc
lamation Of 10Th June, 1s45, and remain
ed unsold, will again be offered at public
sale at the Land Office at Upper Sandus-
Ky, Ohio, on Monday, the eighteenth day
Of October next:
Tie Act of Sd March, 1913, f3es the
minimum price OF these lands al two dol.
lars and fifty cents per acre, and requires
that the value OF the Improvements. as as
certained by the agents of the War lie.
partment, shall be paid, 10 addition TO the
price of the land.
The sale will be kept open no longer
than is absolutely Necessary TO offer the
the lands, aud moi exec eding two weeks
Given under my hand, at the City of
W ashington, this fourth day of August
Ammo Dvmiui one thousand eight hundred
and forty seven.
RICHARD III. YOUNG,
ef'fhe General Land 0Gice.
Aug. 10, IS47. .-45.
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BLooDy AFFRAr.A-TLe f'tlciana IA J
Whig, of the 29,h, contaus the How ire
account of a most bloody aifra,:
On Tuesday evening, ias. as ,s.alje 4,
had set in, au affray ocprrtd ON tie JatE
son road, immedia,ei! on il,a ,ujsti irts Of
this town, which, from it's ilcention to its
close, we are proud to say, finds no par
ellel IN the annals OF our peaceful cotnmr.
nifty. Il seems that misunderstanding
had arisen during the day between twu
Spaniards, who were employ ed tie one
IN jackson, the other IN this place, in
manufacturing cigars. High words aud
threats were uttered, aud much bad blood
rankled IN their hearts: The parties met
knives were drawn aud W hen the cuufus-
Ton shbslded, The scene presented the
CHASTITY spectacle of two PROSTATE human
bodies. From ore. tie souil ae alread,
taken lis tlighi;tle e other vas mor,all,
Perforated in the al d,men.
Mry James Holmes, resident tofClinton
and one Of the Oldest and most renee able
citizens OF the place, who eudeayored to
interfere. wet with an un,imely death
He had repaired to the spot IN the hone
that by his efforts ne might prevent blood
shed and erlme.'
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For your own good and to save money
before you purchase any articles N the
Wagon making line, you had better call
and see Bearipger's work He will give
you as much for your produce in work as
you can get any where. Every person
that wants to take comfort in this land had
better go and geta-Bnggy.
WILLIAM BEARlNGER.
U Sandnsky, Aug 10, l54f-44lt.
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1t must 60 Round!
THE WHEEL IN MoTION!!
FOR GOOD AM CHEAP BUGGI
Call on w. Bearinger Il!

The Buggy aud Wagon making business
branches, in Upper Sandnsky, on Fifth
street, a little south OF II. Zimmerman
Grocery, and next door to tribolet's black
smith shop. All customers will meet with
good work, fair accomm atoms aud as
cheap as it can be made any where.
ALL WHEELS AROUND!
Just call and see the work il You do not
want II, for il is worth looking at. HIS
Bnggies and Wagons are as neat, strong
and little better than you generally get
in this country.
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The best offer yet made!

Lift size Portrait of Gen. Zachary Tay-
lnr,
7,ceniy eight inches tide By thirty inches
long.
Colored, W i'll be given as premium to
any person forwarding S3 in advance for
ooe years subscription to Godey's Lady :
Boo'<-or any person IN arrears for one or
mere ears. by forwarding the money due
and one wear in advance, viii also he Ell.
titled 10 q copy.
The only correct likeness Of General Tay-
Tor eper glren to the american public.
This Portrait is pronounced by the
press work of art that has never been
excelled, and for its faitbfuness as like
ness, the following testimony is olfered:-
NEW YORK, May, ls47.
I'VE, tie undersg gned, Office of the u:
,, Artny, beiug personally acquainted
with Cen. Taylor, consider Tie above por-
trsit to be correct likeness.
j. p. Morrison, Capt. 5th Reg't. of Ino
fantry
Il. A. Luther. Capl. % hes't. ol irtil.
lery.
+, Hamilton, Maj, 10Th Infantry.
j ". FoHs, Surgeon U. ). Navy.
". Sydney Smith, lst 1T. lst Artillery.
d. q. Rogers, lst Lit. I'd Dragons.
A Lowd, Capt % Dragons.
A .Nyers, I'd Lieut.. 9Th Infantry
The above certificate is sent with ev.
cry portrait Address
H. A Cooley, Philadelphia.
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PETER A. TYLER,
Attachment Notice.

ALL person indebted will take Butioe
"a shat Jacob Bibier, on the 9Th day 81
July, IS47. sued ont writ Of attaciimeni
from the Court ofCommon Pleas OF Wy
andot county, IN The State oiti'io, against
] ohm :. Grand all for two hundred dollars
debt, and fifty dollar damage, which writ
has been served aud returned.
Il. G. WORTH, Clerk
July 9th, ls47-40-6'.
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YELLOW GbRNER,

twe'h do nothing else.
and for few sh!llings more, You can gei
all the other hodse filings that the lad :
may not be in possession Of. Then comes
the good warm breakfast aud dinner, none
of your bachelor fare.
Salt BY the barrel or single pound, and
almost every other article furthis market,
usually kept in reta II stores.
U. Ssndnsky, Aug. 9. lo47-44lf.
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Found,

A ROUT the % ult.. and left at this of
"a fee, small sword, the head mouatec
with brass, the owner can have said prep
erty. by calling and paying charges.
August 8. lS47.
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Cooking Stoves;

Pipe and Trimmings.
Mr.. Giles, please advertise this new ar
rival. tset ole OF Woolson Klemms Co.'S.
No. 4 or 5 cooking stoves, with an OK cart
load OF furniture and fxings all but for a
few shiiIings, then a wife, as all old bach,
elor's should do; then bring your lady up
m tho
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EXC T. IUR.
The Pioneer in American Literature ana
At.
Godey's Lady's Book,

No%O - A-AeS@ - &SoOni
THE Ihrt} .titth volume commences
with the Juil humber. On ,pening IT the
publisher takes occasion to renew his as
suraHces thai no relaxation shall occur IN
his forts to maintain the exalted posItiun
winch he work has so long held in the
estimation OF tie reading community.
And the fact that, for neatly eighteen
years, II has been pre- em,nent over all
other competitors for popular favor, shows
cot clnsiyely that the publisher has thus
Tar kept his faith VITA the public. M
work could dutlng such series IT years,
cuntrnue to /, Id the .ErSt place befure the
people. upiess I.s cIalms were SOLID and
substantial.
Far aod wide. wherever circulated, the
Ladt's Book ellcIts unqualified approba,
tlun. Ii has advanced aud Kept pace with,
II noi led On III the Improvements OF Amer
ican Literature, and into tie bright est
available taIen, If the country has been
emplo, ed at an ina ense expense. The
h,g ghest excellence 10 Genius, The greatest
beaut} IN Art have been brought 20 !liume
and adorn its pages; and the stores OF
lie earning cuntributed to the pleasure aud
y, fit OF lit readers: for TO please is no!
our only pup so--instrucllon is t}eneeu
with amusement. We aim 10 iue HE
heart aud mint; to cherish the love ol
truth, and the practice ufslrtue-sa fled
that whatever tends to promote these oh
ieots. will receive the sanction, aud be
stamped with the approval of the noble
and the good.
THE BEST WHIT. RS
in the country, male and female, will still
lend their aid io Tales. Poe1ry, Practical
Essays on the useful and ornamental
branches Of female education, illustrate
with engrsvings: reviews If uew books,
&c. Tie SIZE OF the Book is increa- ed
in order to make room for this unusaI va
rlety.
Furty-Eight Ex ra Pages
of reading matter were gwen The Itsi,
x months. The estimated coat of the
literary atticles for the ensuing SIX months
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Notice

Is hereby given, that tho subscriber has
been appointed and qualified as admin
'siraior at the estate pt William Fell late
Of Wyandot county, deceased.
JOHN TINKEY,
July 18th, ie47-4f -3t.
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j. McCutchen.

THE YELLOW CORNER RIGHT SIDE
CP!!
TUST Optn;pg g PIECES of the la es,
styles Of Caiicoes; silk H. II KGs;
New style of Bohnet Ribbons: silk buttons
for Ladies dresses; Lisle French Trim.
mings; three doz Ladies Caters Boots.
Also, new arrival Of Woolson &
KIemm's
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Watch and Clocks!

EE1tlE ci'izsns of Upper Sandusky and
- vicinity, are respectfully informed
that the subscriber has commenced the
Watch aud Clock making business ia ali
us 'asions branches. Patent Lever. Cyt.
lnder. LePin, Repeater, aud cotnnoa
W Aaiches aud Clocks Of all kinds repairs.s
aud eleahsed, on the most reasoAah hts
terms.
lie also Oilers his services as surveyor,
EkNESr Al. kKAKAu.
JAY ,, lsi,-ss-3m.
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$4,000!
The Engravings

shall be the best that can be procured
The selection Of subjects will be made
from the entire range OF Art, and form
variety sHeh as cannot fail to secure ed.
miration. NJ. zzptinto, The most beautiful.
and e6ecfire kind Of engraving, Will more
frequently than heretofore he produced
and in siste aihsnrpassbe
THE FASHIONS,
indispensable to the ladies viii still form
a prom;6eBt feature. They shall be not
only beautifully got up, bnt genuine aud
correct. In short. tie Book viii be
REPOSITORY
of all that IS eiegau aud useful in LIT
ART. AND FASHION, Shd
IN every respect well 6t!ed for what 1t
Ladies' Companion.
T ERMs: cAsH ADvAN
One copy S. w
sr-H
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MIRROR BINDERY.
FsNlllS establishment is now prepared TO
Il do all kinds of
Book BINDING,

on the shortest notice, in the NEST sub
stantial, neat, end workmanship st,le.--
The business will hereafter be carried on
under the style OF j. Is. johnson 81 Co
TO whom all orders sho I'D be addressed
and who will settle all business OF the
concern.
Josiah Smith, of Upper Sandusky, is
our authorized Agent, with whom all
Hooks to be bound, orders for bind ing
Blank Books, &c, can be left. He will
also keep on hand, in the Post Office, an
assortment af Blank Books for sale.
]. b. JOHNSON 81 CO, :
Sandusky City, Jan. Is, lS47--l5ly
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Prices of Marketing at Vera Crnz.
DIED,

DIED,
In McCutchenville, on the IL instant, Mr..
William Arnold. An old and respectable
citizen of this county for "a years, and former.
ly of Westminster M. ID.
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William hrnold's Estate,

O1 CE is Lerety given, that the sab
scrioer has been appointed amt quali-
hed as administrator on the Estate OF vii
liam Arnold late Of N,aotiul county, de-
ceased.
Ds'ed at Upper sandulk, this 10th day
August, A. ID. le47.
JOHN C. DEWITT.
Adm illustrator.
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B @ Q TX S
G0uEY'% REPRINT of the two nps4
popular and Fashionable Engi ish Nigga.

G0nEY'- REPRINr L of the two mes'
popular and Fashionable English Nigga.
zlnes
Reprintof Blaclswood's La
dy's Magazine, Monthly, s per Annum
Reprint of London World
OF Fashion, per Annum
Two copies Of eiiher,or one
copy of each, | year, 50
Any person Subscribing to G1dey's '4adi 5
Book, and sending So 10 advaoce, shall
be furnished with that work one year, aud
a copy also one ear, of either OF the Re-
prints. gratis.
The above works tl'ord greater pr"it
to local or travelling agents than any 9th
er works published.
For terms, address the Publisher.
l.. A. Cooley, Philadelphia.
StRAp PLATES FOR SALE.-Forty OF the
Beautiful Engravlngs used il the Lady
Book, win be sent to any person on re-
ceipt # Une Dollar. Tiiey are all from
Steel Plates, and are handsome adds
ton to a scrap Hook.
Address, l.. A. GODEI.
Publishers Hail, Philadelphia.
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HENRY NJ. wENTZ,s FsF4T,r.

HENRY NJ. VyENTZ's F.sF4Tr.
NOTICE is hereby give, that the Sn B.
lsoriber has been appOiatsd and qaali-
tied a. admintstrator on the Estaie Of
Ilenryzl. Weptz, lace Of Nya0dot comnty.
disc assa. Dated At Upper Sandusky July
lhh, Is37--40 Sc.
SlLAS BURSON.
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'E'AYLOR'S CAMP

THE MARCH HAS BEEN UPWARD!!
I'D HUFFMAN, having removed from
L his former stand, has taken up his
quarters in the room over Ayrcs Store,
v here lie is prepared to acc immediate ev-
cry person that may give him call. You
ma, talk Of a FayIor, but Hoffman is the
creates, Tailor in these diggens, and for
proof Of his. jus, give him trial.
FASHIONS! F.4SHiON'Stt
lie always keeps on hand the latest and
best fashions Of the day, and Gus aid
makes CLOTHES to please customers. HIS
work is neat aud durabla.
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Farmers,

He will take in exchange for Tailoring
all kinds of country produce, Tor winch
he " i'll allow the highIest market prices
Juue 1871 l~4 --cG- i.
PETER A. TYLER,
.4Ho,mey at Lao and Solicitor IN Chaacery,
WILL practice Law in this and adjoining
Counties, and punctnaiiy attend to all
business entrusted to his care
OFFICE, IN McCutchenvlll.
Dec. 9, le45.-l4-tf.
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Ladies' Companion.

TERMS: cAsH ADvAN see.
Oue copy S. w
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Blue Ball Hotel
+%747I17774 * I17774f
I'll. ZIM WI MER MAN.

Has opened public house on the cor.
ner of Fifth street and the Wy yandot Ave
nue., where he is prepared TO give every
Accommodate to relieve the tired and
satisfy the hungry. Those travelling
through Upper Sandusky will find them
selves pleasantly situated by calling at the
sign of the BLUE BALL, for the pIopri etor
will spare no paius in arranging things to
make customers comfortable
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%
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n fdm b) d by C Treasurer, 1.-THE Court House.
dmkv in touty said d ii al
n i'll from d 1.-THE whole
IS and maltese gd thereon i eve an @ lot % %pt6
rait sod f. fdk kL o.
adfrstec ,Uppr nhdr,W uAa aCo,o
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Notice - hereby gwen. that the sub
scribers have oeen appointed aud qualified
as executors on the estate of Solumon
Adams, late ct Wyandot county, deceased.
WILLIAM ADAMS,
EDW ARB WARMER,
- - Executors.
U. Sandusky, Oct. 26, ls47--3-3t
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Come and trade!

Farmers can do well by purchasing
Groceries at the Blue Ball for they will
he sold cheap and the highest price paid
for produce. Bring in your produce aud
get good prices and cheap groceries.
II. ZiM MERMAN.
Upper Saudusky, Nov. 10. lS47-6lf.
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HIS Table.
The Stable.
GROCERTEiS (!

IN addition to the t,vern, he keeps
we'll selected assortment of all kinds OF
Groceries. Persons wishing cheap ano
good articles in tins line can aud witi be
accommoda ed BY calling on the subscrl
ber.
The following is list OF some Of the ar
ticles he has on hands.
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Steam Boat Company Of Georgia.

aa1 Az merchandise designed Tor the inferior Of
the States OF GEORGIA, SOU1H CARO-
a....A, amNyNESsEE, and ALA8A!dA, sent VIA sa.
vannah VIII be forwarded by the Steam boat Company
Georgia N their Steam Boats 10 Augusta, Tree OF commits.
SION, at The lowest current rate Of irelgnt.
IN addiion 10 tue steam boat power s Company already
possess, they have under construction steam
boat, unusually light draft Of and high speed butt
sxprsssy WIN avew 10 ensure prompt transportation Of
Goods, III all stages Of the river navigation.
GOODS marked lot the interior OF the country, after reach
ing Augusta or Hamburg, forwarded by the Agents
there to their final dtstnator,. :
Shippers may rely upon having the order Of their Goods
careiuiy looked TO IN Savannah.
Bls o. Ladng advising the shipment Of goods, and
cttr advising whether insured, point should
Always accompany Tie same, or be sent by mail.
farues VINO ste been IN the habit VI forwarding mer.
chandze 10 the Interior Of Georgia by tins line, direct
iny TO the care NJ Goodwin, will please notice
tna Ine conn.xon OF that gentleman with tins Company
having ceased all future communications be
dressed 10 Ia \ II 70
re-" w.P WILLIAMS Agent, Savannah, Ga.
RRFERENcss
Messrs Taylor u Merrill, a.a
JOSIAH Marcy d Son. ~ w..
Goodnus q Company, ~ i"A
~ if L. H. brigham, Eco,
ID Hawes, Gray Il Co, Boston. t..t.
Henry Sloan, Esql, Phisdslphia.
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NEW YORK HOTEL,
No. TAI, Broadway, New York.

~" ]. Il. MONNOT, PROPRIETOR. n
THIS HOTEL. situate in the upper and fashionable part
of Broadway has been so enlarged as now TO be the
most extensive that exists.
The convenience beauty, and saubrity of lis position
have heretofore its be monop
ozed by permanent residents Of the city exclude the
travelling public from participation in Its comforts.
Extensive additions have been made, however, with a
view to set apart transient visitors suits of parors and
bedrooms, to be retained ut all seasons for them.
Families from afar will find the choicest
dations of this Hotel constantly set apart for them, and
every attention will be paid to render il attractive TO the
transient visitor i has proved to those who, residing in
the vicinity of New York. have constantly, since Its open
ing honored with their selection, combining all the
Injuries Of the best European hotels with the advantages
Of its location. NJ ."l oct s ~
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FURNITURE. FURNITUREiI

A T the Second Street CABINET WAREROoMS, No. l53
"A South Second street-E MOUNT having a large and
splendid assortment of fashionable and well made Furniture
on hand comprising rosewood Sofas; walnut do
mahogany do, with plush, stin damask and fancy hair
and patterns French Arm Chairs Ladies' Sewing Chairs
Rocking do; Centre and Pier Tables Sofa Tables; Dyans
dressing Bureaus Wardrobes with and without mirrors
mahogany high post Beseads; French do curled maple
and cherry do and variety of others; Secretarys Book
plain and with mirrors Ladies Work Tables Of rosewood
and mahogany; rosewood, walnut, birch and mahogany
chairs with haircoth plush and danask seating; likewise
Chairs Of all patterns with extensive assert
men Of every article in our line OF business
Country Merchants and others are especially invited to
call and examine stock of Furniture, every article of
which manufactured by ourselves, and will be disposed
of on most reasonable terms.
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GARRlT GARRABRANT,
IL Market street, Newark,
DISEASE OF THE HEART, RUPTURE, AND
DROPSY. @

NEW YORK, July, ~, 1916.
Dr. TowYsENp-rDear Sir--My wife has been afflicted
with Disease the Heart and with terrible Rupture Tor
fifteen years. the greater part OF the time She has
been troubled with Shorness OF breath and Futterng
Of the Heart which has very distressing and has
quenty unable leave her bed The Rupture very
large and She tried almost every remedy Tor such
cases with but little benefit When she had taken but three
bottles OF your excellent medicine she entirely relieved
Of The Disease oft Heart, and The Rupture has almost
tirely disappeared
She has also had the Dropsy, and very much swol
len we mad no idea that she could be 30 benefited, as she
had such complication Of diseass But IL has as strange
as may appear relieved her Of the dropsy> am aware
that the STATE en SO strange appear almost like
hcton but II e nevertheless, sober reality Your SARSA-
PARlLLA is certainly valuable MEDICINE, and should be
used by every one that suffering we have been Iany
disbeieye this account they al liberty 10 call at my
house, and have ocular demonstration Yours respectfu
Iy, WILLIAM TOwSER,
PRINCIPAL OFFICE i26 FULTON STREET, N T. York,
DR.. Il W. DYoT-r SONS, GENERAL Aorxrs No
l32 North Second Street, Philadelphia Pa
Agent for Washington City, CHARLES STOTT DRpa.
stsT, corner 9TH street and Penn. Avenue.
mS- Also, for sale by Druggists generally
US- NONE GENUINE UNLESS PUT UP IN THE
LARGE SQUARE BOTTLES, WHICH CONTAIN A
QUART, AND SIGNED WITH the wRrTgs SIGNATURE or
s r. TOWNSEND, AND Ms NAME BLOWN IN GLASS
oct s'E--lyd oct 4s'
un- DIR. DYoTT.-u
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HARNDEN a. Co.,

FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
TlAVlNG DISPOSED OF their interest in the Express be-
IL tween New Yorg and boston, beg TO INFORM their
trends and the public that they will devote their attention
particularly tne Exchange, Snipplng, and Commisson
business coniexon with their Liverpool and boston
Houses and Agencies at London PARIS, and liayre,
The facilities that have been otred BY the subscribers
the past years or the execution OF London and Paris
orders are very much increased through the direct
line OF SIT amers irom New York.
Orders for purchases be made in England France, and
other parts OF Europe will be executed and upon the most
reasonable TERMS by agents. Cash advanced and
credits given for the purpose Of facilitating their execution
Particular attention PAID 10 entering and clearing goods at
the New York and Boston and forwarding
with the utmost despatch,
Exchange sight, in TO suit, constantly for sale In
London, Liverpool, and Paris
Offices No Wall street. New York; No. Court street,
Boston, No. Cook street. and 60 Waterloo road, Liver.
pool r3 HARNDEN co.
D. Our firm in Liverpool continues TO give every
tenton to the forwarding OF nil kinds Of Merchandse upon
the most reasonable terms by steamers and sailing ships 10
all parts Of the. world. oct 8 "
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RENIOvALt
SILK GOODS.

n +. LlNDSLEY has removed TO the new Buildings No.
", 6G Liberty street. rst Store from Broadway where he
prepared TO exhibit, with few exceptions entire neir,
seasonable and desirable stock Of
SILKS AND FANCY GOODS-Embracing every va.
riey Of Plain and Figured Black, Colored Changeabe
Silks sl
DRESS GooDSof every descriptlon--plaid and fig.
ured Cashmeres and Nous de LANES, Mernos, &c Also,
large assortment Of
/ F1NCY CAP AND BONNET RIBBONS, together
with plain coortd and black Satin and Tdffets Ribbons
PRINCES AND GLafP TRLififLNGS--of every va.
riety and the newest styles
SHA WIS Of all kinds and qualities including Silk,
Droche, Tnbe, Cashmere Turkeiri, &c, DC He would
particularly call attention also TO his unusually large and
desirable assortment OF LACES carbohydrates q
WHITE MUSEUMS 1I'77 '
And he would respectfully ask the inspection Of his stock
In general by those who are willing TO avail themselves
Of low prices for Cash and short credit
oct 6-lyd'