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Extract of letter received by the Editors of the


Extract of letter received by the Editors of the
American, dated
RIO DE-JANEIRo, June 2Sth, 1S47.
The receipts this month are 1925 brls. Flour,
while the sales reach 10000 brls. at 20a22 500 for
Richmond, and l7n5O0alSI500 for Baltimore and
other brands. The news of the advance in Bread
stuffs caused holders to ask 23a24l for Richmond,
and 1911 for Baltimore. The stock of Richmond is
small, and these prices may probably be obtained.
The total receipts Of Flour since the LIST Of January
are 49, l67 brls of which 81 ,O97 Richmond, and
the balance Baltimore and other brands.
Our dates from Montcvidco to 10th inst. note
sale of 20OO brls Flour at s 25 in bond, netting
1926 Spanish, cash. Rio Grandc dates To- It'll inst.
quote by retail 24n0O0a26D0O0 for Richmond City
Mills, and 20Ia23H500 for Baltimore and George
town From Bahia and Pcrnambuco have no
late dates.
Owing to the scarcity of shipping and very high
freghts large stock Of Coffee has rested on the
market for the last month, and prices declined in
consequence. Very little crop has yet come
forward, and that which has appeared has been from
the lowands, and not suitable for the United States
The crop is very late and do not look for a well
furnished market until August, the planters will
ievcd of their present heavy stock We think it
quite likely prices may advance little whenever
frcights 90 down. Several American vessels have
been taken at .30a s So and per per bag,
and even Brazilian and Portuguese flags have been
rcsortcd to in the absence Of other shipping. We
quote Coffee supcrors 2n0O0a3l, good frsts 2n700a
2n900. The stock on hand is estimated at SO, 900
bags.
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ARRIVALS OF STEAMERS FROM EUROPE

Since publication of last Saturday, we have the
accounts of the arrivals of three Mail Steamers, viz:
the Washington (U. 81 from Bremen via South
ampton at New York. July 80, with English dates to
18th July; the Hibernia (Br.) from Liverpool at
Boston I'd inst. with Liverpool dates to Goth July;
and the Philadelphia (Fr.) from Cherbourg at New
York I'd inst sailed 18th July-the latest dates be-
ing those received by the old Cor Cunard) line, and
which of course are of the most material interest,
particularly they photographed in this city on
Monday morning last, and possessed the character
of pulling o,cn prices of Brcadstus, precisely at
the time when dealers operating on the strength
of the Washington's mail accounts, received few
hours previous advising OF an Advance, and by virtue
of which they acting. lin their usual place
will be found the accounts of the Markets.
1t will be seen, by referring to the accounts in
other places in the Journal of to-day, that an abun-
dant harvest was expected throughout all Great Bri-
tain as well as on the Continent and the uninter-
ruptedly fine weather which had prevailed for the
ten days preceding the Hibernias leaving, went far
towards strengthening such antcipations.-l 20
tato crop was considered free from danger.-The re-
ports from the Manufacturing districts were of an
encouraging character; few failures had taken place
in Manchester, but not to any very great extent.
The woollcn trade in Yorkshire had been resumed,
and was in healthy condition.
Per steamer Washington at New York.
From The Liverpool European Times Of July TO-
THE WEATHER AND THE CROPS.
The magnificent weather of the past week has
done wonders for vegetation generally. With the
mercury ranging from 10 to so degrees, an almost
cloudless sky and continuous sunshine from sunrise
to sunset the crops progressing towards maturity
with rapdity seldom to be witnessed in this king
dom. The wheat is blossoming under the most ia
vorable auspices; and though on some OF the poo'
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APPROPRIATIONS AT BALTIMORE.
FOREIGN.
L.ircrnonl-lShip Hermqn1l

Lirn,pool-!Ship Hermann.
salt AL sacks and 100 tons, anchors and chain,
r Leslie & Son: chain cables 3, w Graham y Son;
soda ash d hhds IS tres, Gucst s Gimor; copperas
ITO brs, T Wilson s Co; dry goods 10 cases, wool
lens bales M'Ilvain s Williams; mdze bales
case Hoffman, Burn"ston & Co; do, Baughman,
Tiffany & Co; do, blankets bales j Brown x
Bro: mdze II pkgs, : X George; A cases, Aldridge
Higdon S: Co; hardware I pkgs, Mackenzie; 9
cases, Thomas Co; l csk, L Tabb; : do, Norris
& Bro; csks, J Albert & Co; do, Griffith, Eitz-
gerald & Magrudcr: ! do, Schultz; case, = Cort-
Ian & Son: , pkgs E jenkins & Sons; do, S Cariss
do, Ward s Bro; mdze do, Baughcr, Buckley x
Orndorlf; % do, Sangston Co; do, 5 Ault & Son.
do Garfield, Bro s Co; case bskts, LARA
bee: crates, c lowering Clark; bales, Poiand'
Jenkins & Co; iron 90 bdls, Brooks; carthcn ware
rs crates hardware 50 csks, tin 1870 bXs nails 81
bags mdze % pkgs, order
'' Harre2Bak Liberia Packet.
Mdze 2pkgs, Wyman, Appleton Coz champagne
II cases, II Gimor s. Son; mdze do, J Trust; 3
do, Eaton Bros; do, Garfield, Bro Co; do, l.
Cuttings; l6 do, spilker s Albert; IS do, sundry
Bremen-Br7n. ship President Smd
Bricks 10000, mdze ] prc, \ Schumacher \ Co;
so pkgs Brauns & Focke; do, III & F Won Kaph
81 3 bxs csks Spilker & Albert; 80 cases, Delus
s Haven: S pkgs $40 ps, Uhrlaub; pkgs, Schles-
niger & HcnSyhcn IA do, sundry persons.
Bremen-Brm. ship Elise.
Pipes 500 bxs, pipe clay 40 do % csks, Muller;
pipes 7s6 bxs, burlaps S bales, mdzc do, F w Dam
mann; pipes 300 bxs, Strohm & Co; brown rolls
$50 pS, Hack y klaunDurg, muZc ~ pkSs, SHERMAN
& Rippelmcycr; do, f KONG s Co; do, G n
Fischer: 3 do, Thicrman; 10 do, order; l76,
Mcckc, Plate & Co, and 10 do, Walter & Bcrghau-
sen, Philadelphia.
Pernambuco-Sc J. f. Ridgardy.
Sugar 100 brs l450 bags, hides 500, Wilmington
& Eastman; specie 362 dollars, J Corner Sons.
Rio Grande-BriS Harp.
Hides S6l0, w Howell & Son; shin bones 30OOO
b Richards, New York.
Harana-Brig Helen.
Sugar 81 hhds 100 bxs, + w Bruno Sons; cigars
$1,000 l. Thomson & Co; $4,000 do, J F Strohm &
Co: 1880, III Ducatcl; wax bales, A Ilorta; cigars
1880 Hack s Klaunburg pine apples $50 doz, r
Collins jr.
Guagama, Up. R.)-Brig Martha hinsmdn
Sugar 81 hhds, molasses 50 do, Wilmington X
Eastman; II brls do, coffee bag, tamarinds 9 kegs
order.
Gttayama, Up. II. Sch. Patriot.
Sugar 81 hhds 1870 brls, moasscs 10 tres, johnson
s. Travcrs: fruit a small quantity, master.
Mayague@, Up. R.)-Brig Samuel.
J.ignum vita 49, tons, sugar 29l hhds % brls, f
w Bruno < Sons.
Nassau. IN. p. Sch. E. A. Thompson
Sugar IS hhds, molasses 80 csks, honey do, to-
bacco 81 bales, iron 81 tons, steel do, F 7 Mon
tell; old metal quantity, tortoise she'll br, order
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COASTWISE.
Porhand-Sch. Uesctstoga.
Guano 90S brls, plaster IS tons, order.
B0ston-Bark Ida
Copper bolts 100 bars, w & ii Nj Kim; wool 20
bales, wine 10 pipes 30 or csks, mackcrcl 80 brs,
mdzc 2l00 pkgs, sundry persons.
Boston-Sch. Copid.
Guano 1890 brs, carthen ware so crates, order.
Boston-.Sch. George g. Emily.
Coffee 80 bags, mdzc so do, Garland Cunning
ham; 60 csks mackcrcl so brls, Kirkland, Chase &
Co; saltpctre so bags, mdze 600 pkgs, order.
Ne,p Hacen-Sch. Maria.
Ice 100 tons, varnsh 10 brls, order.
Ne,p York-Sch. Josephine.
Coffee 744 bags, Harvey, Carson s. Co; cement so
br1s, w Fl Beatty; bacon % hhds, Drakclcy & Fen
tom tobacco 10 hhds, Sullivan & Sons; mdzc "a
kegs, Taylor Son; Russia hemp 8 tons, mdze
1896 pkgs, order.
Ntw York-Sch. Michigan.
Rice Is tres, White g. Elder; wine hi qr csks,
J T Stohm & Co; mdzc ~ cascs, Fite t'rinnell
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oil 90 bskts, mdzc 100 do, Popplcn, Orrick & Co;
iron DOB bars 30 bdls, mdzc 375 pkgs, ,undry con-
signees.
Netc York-Sch. Protector,
Birthstone 40 tons, mdze 81 brs, order.
NetC Yok-Sch. Comet
Hay l22 bales, Rose, Merrill g. Co.
NeaC YoTk-Sch. VermiUion
Mdze pkgs, Fisher, Miller & Co; starch 80 bxs,
Parkhurst jr; hides 2O0 oil 40 brls mdze $50 pkgs,
Rose, Merrill 6; Co.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR JULY.

Baltimore Life LS,uance.-The risks taken by
this Company since the last previous report, amount
ed to u.s. viz: For life, /; for years and under, i
year. 10. OF whom, 10 were insured for s 5000
and under, and for $1,000 and under. The insured
were Charge d'Affaircs; l U. S. Senator; Law
yer; Merchants; Navy Officers; Army ditto;
and of other pursuits.
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4 CARD-Thc undersigned, Owners or Agents
of vessels engaging Freight from this port to Liver,
pool London agree that on and after this date all
frcghts to either port, engaged by either of them
shall b. on condition, that the freight shall be paid
Immediately on the landing Of the Goods, and the
same shall be particularly noted on the Bills Of Lad
ing before signing, to witt ''Frcights TO be paid i'm
mcdatcly on the landing Of the Goods, without any
allowance of credit or discount, to the consignee.'
They also further agree, that Freight on Cotton
shall be charged the invoice weight, which must
be furnished by the shippers before the Bills of Lad
inc are signed and the amount Of Freight to be paid
specified on the Bill of Lading- Baltimore, August
list, 1871.
Alex Brown & Sons Sclacr & Kustcr,
Clark & Kellogg, Ocrichs & thurman,
VIM Graham Son, VIM. Howell s Son,
Jas Corner & Sons, Kirkland, Chase & Co.
b. Buck s Sons, F. w. Bruno \ Sons,
VIM Wilson & Sons, Thos. Wilson & Co.
F. & W. Rodcwald, Edw. Kurtz,
Robert Leslie & Son, Cohen X Kali,
Deecke s Gcrdcs, Jno. X. Randall.
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Mails and Travelling Facilities.

On the first page of this paper will be found the
time of the Arrivals and Closing the Mails in different
cites-Stcamboat and Car carbohydrates
of Foreign Steamers, Packets, &c.
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Letter Sheet Prices Current.

A Review of the Baltimore Market, for the week
ending last evening, printed fine paper and adapted
to correspondence, be had at the Printing office
of this paper South Gay street. next door to the Sun
Office to-day by o'clock, at g. cts. single, or cts
each for 5 or copies.
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OJ-Lctter Sheet Prices Current for the Steamer Of
the 10th, will be ready next Friday morning.
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FILLING YARNS-AND CHAIN.
TUNHE subscriber has on hand 1000 lbs FILLING
u YARN from No. IS TO 20, and keeps a constant
supply ofCHAlN from No. to l0-which he 10 de-
sirous TO sell at fair prices.
JOHN SHARPLEY,
Jc tt Smiths Wharf
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DIR KELLEY & FENTON,
WHOLESALE GROCrRS.
PRODUCE AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
37i 6 $40 Baltimore street.
je II " BALTIMORE.
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WILLIAM LAMPING,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT,
And Agent for the sale of Leaf Tobacco
No. rs Light street Wharf,
june ly BALTIMORE.
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,503 brls. l50 hi. brls
Forming n total for the week of ,57S brls. Wheat
Flour. The Exports within the same time have
been 672l brls Of Wheat Flour and l442 do. Corn
Meal: of the former there were 1850 brs. to Great
Britain The total Exports from this port to the
United Kingdom since Sept to date inclusive, have
been 3O3 1863 brls Wheat Flour, and S2926 do. Corn
Meal.
GRAIN.-All descriptions have been subjected,
since our last weeks report the depression,
as noted above in Flour and prices toward the close
are proportonally lower, with this advantage over
Flour that we have price to quote The receip's
of Wheat have began to come in more freely, ana
prices have declined about 10 to 10 cts per bushe
The prices toward the close for new red have been
1OSa s. LIS for fair to prime quality, Ga cargo OF n
Carolina was taken at l12,) and 80 cts. to i.oo
for subordinate lots. There sales of Maryland
White suitable for Family Flour, on Monday, at
ST. so per bushel, for which not over LIS could be
obtained at close: quote 25a 35, as in quality
for white Wheat. A lot Of Pcnna. Rye has sold at
rs cts Corn is scarce but prices have down.
although at this time the article is nearly high in
this as in any other home market quote 65d66 cts
for white and 6sa7O for yellow. Oats are also
scarce and wanted the last prices paid 3Sa40 cts
but were tending upward.
HEMP-American continues to improve in all the
markets, and purchases are not making sparingiy
where buyers do better. In St LOUIS the latest
price paid for Dew roted was SIS per ton; at New
Orleans x98; and in the Eastern market, 1854
&I4O The stock in this market in consignees'
hands is small, and the sales this week have been
ony about 100 bales, of which 60 sold at cts per b
cash, and the residue at 81, mos. We do not know
of any now to be had under cts. per h., 6 mos.
HIDES.-The stock in market is light, comprising
only about $4,000, principally La Plata and MIC
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theories and curious spccuations about the reappcar
ance of disease Every succeeding day affords still
stronger ground for the hope that the harvest will be
an abundant Wheat is very nearly fit for the
sickle in the vicinity of Dublin and It's shot into
generally throughout the country. II expected that
the new bere will be in Dublin market in week or
two Oats very forward, and all places are most
luxuriant have seen some specimens from Kildare,
as full and wcll-formed as could be desired.
The Dublin Evening Freeman says:-"Thc
counts relative the continue TO be Of the most
cheering description. The potato crop especially,
about which much anxiety has very naturally been
felt, is represented the most promising that has
been seen for several years There are, to be sure,
statements rumors, that in some few places the
disease has rc-appcarcd; but even supposing that
those isolated statements were well founded as Tar
as they 60 the positive and well authenticated ac
counts from almost every district in Ireland, dcscrb
ing the sound and healthy appearance Of the crop, and
the JOYOUS prospect of bountul RETURN afford GER
tain ground for hoping that the apprchcnsions enter
tanned by the subject, Will not be realised TO
any extent,
of things here and in this vicinity regards both the
poato and other crops. From all can and hear
there is not any disease appearing any potato field
or garden yet and those on my farm appear heal
thy and luxurant, particularly seed which gotfrom
Spain in the spring. However, clearly see that
there is not above sixteenth Of the usual quantity
planted and that as regards potatoes, whether the
disease appears again not, will make little differ
encc as regards supply Of food for the people. The
crops look very WELL ana the late warm wcath-
er has tended to improve them much l consider the
wheat crops thn although strong in the ear, and the
blossom healthy.
-EHinbugh.-This is now the eev
enth day current in which have not had drop of
rain in this quarter whilst brilliant sunshine has pre-
vailed from morning till night, and frequent refresh
ing and wetting dews throughout the night. The eff
ects of this almost unprecedented tract of fine weather
have been daily visible upon the growing crops and
is felt in the reduction of price in all kinds Of edbles
swinging from the earth. The heat for some days
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MEXICO TaAEN!
AND
A Perfect Avalanche ofGoods at
30Q9AIQN23e

Gle that buys some goods buys trash, but
they mho deal at Boughton's Cheap One
Price Store nerertaa Of getting bdrgoins!"
Is present stock surpasses all aud every
i stock of Goods ever exhibited IN Ottawa,
and as they were purchased late can and will be
sold from 10 10 % per cent lower than any stock
in town.
Particulars next week, bnl TO secure rich q nd
desirable sty les Of goods, delay not IN early call.
agreeahly 10 The custom oi my very worthy
" brethren NJ HE T0ds," | also return heart
tel, thanks t" the public for the many kindnesscs
| have received at their hands.
Ottawa, Oct. 10, lSi7.
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Peru w haBf DOat.

Peru WhaIf Beat.
A~ THE subscribers have kusd urn
EA4 large and splendid wharf boa, .,
u Peru, for the accommodation If
travellers Who are frequently obliged 10 wait Z"
Transports, and Tor the receiving AMI dischara
ing Of freight. The accumnods iuns Of the bost
are remarkably pleasant aud commoJious, ssd
unsurpassed by any public house, and hose wh"
are detained at Peru will FL d il much To ths,r
advantage and convenience to make this ihsn
place Of stuppags. J. X. MERRITT,
WIN. DEVINNEY.
sept ", 1913. ROBT. BIrRRONu.
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OSt.--A black Morocco J.. .kel Book, with
IL n broken steel clasp, on which il engraved
tue word "SDrre"H. The wallet contained two
bills on the Bank of 81. Clair, two notes execu.
ted by John Wallace, one for one hundred and
s'S'y.h'e dollars, and lhe other for neatly the
same amount, aud a number of other papers,
useless to all except the subscriber. The finder
viii confer favor and be rewarded by leaving
II at the Free Trader Office.
Oct. % lsi1. W. II. l.. WALLACE.
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NEW 60 0 DIS!
4 lCXHnNCr W. Magill

NOW offers for sale OF the NEW STORE on
" the northwest corner of the public square,
u large lot Of entire new goods, at prices as low
rs any other house in the state. His stock Of
DRY GO ids Consists, in part, of
Broadcloths, Ginghams,
Cassimeres, Prints.
SallinevS. Lawns,
Tweeds, Rob Rov Plaid,
Kenluky Jeans, Oregon "
Nesings. California "
Mous-de.Lanes, Rough IL Really.
Alparas, Plaid l.inseys,
Cashmer.de. Lanes, Wool shawIs.
Bed Ticking, Drilling, Flaunels, Bro. Holland,
Irish Linen, Russia Diaper. Crash, Bagging,
Batting, Wickng, Hose, Needles, Pins, Rib.
bus. Thread, silk, Cord, Fringe, Gimp, But.
tons, Thimbles, studs. Shirts, Buttons, Suspen.
ders, Side and Back Combs, Of vii shapes and
sizes. Also, large assortment If
Boots T. Shoes, Mrdwurc &. Cr0ckery
Also. large lot Of GROCERIES. Crushed
and Loaf Sugar; Brown, Havanna. MuscovaGa
and New OaIeans Sugar; Old lava and Rio
Coffee; Old Hyson, Young Tyson and Black
Teas; NutmrCs, Cloves Pepper, AIlspicc,
Ginger, lodge, Saern'us, &c. &c.
Ottawa, Oct, lS, 1917.
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II B~em. Couoty .--src sc tl7,nrlI east
Of the h principal meridian.
IL Gr'mdy Cou"fy.-Se ~ Q. 81, .; IF Nv
qr Is. 81 8
IN WH Coun!y.-E hfss 80, 81, Q; sw r. Or
8. 49,, 0.
The above Lands will he sold cheap. On
most Of which, by laying one.f1urth dow n, time
will he given on tho balance.
Nov 81. GEO n. NORRIS
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More New Goods at Basnett's.

ID e1dy.NIade Clothing, consisting Of
IL fll"t and beaver Cloth shd Blanket Over.
cosis, OF the best styles and materials. ALsr.
great assormen, Of satiIne, .heep'. grey and
cashmere Pants ard also a choice lot of winter
GA Cops, Chores, Hosiery, mder
Shirts. Dswer-. 80.
For sale very cheap by 7. BaSSNETT
Ottawa, Nov. ~, lsi7.
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rory pieces oi rich, new style.
En- II Il White Dress Goods,
sven AS
Plain and Fancy AIpacas.
Satin stripe and checked Alpacas,
Tartan. Rob Roy. g. Oregon Plaids,
Orleans Cloths,
DeL'sle and Orleans Cloths.
Mouseline.de Lanes.
Plaid, all wool, Cloaking, &c.
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OSr, on OF about the 10Th instant, between
- Dayton and Peru, LssaIie county, a Pocket
Book containing humber of papers. smonc
which are several receipts from sheriff R,ddick
receipts for Phinney's Pills, &C., all of no value
10 any one except the owner. The finder will
lie suitably rewarded by leaving said poke,
book at the Free Trader office, or giving nfor.
nation where II may be had to the subscriber At
Dayton. III. NORMAN SMITH.
Nov ~, lSi7
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Hardware !!

LNOR sale cheap, large stock, consisting in
Il part Of
log. Trace, and Hitler Chains,
Manure and hay Forks, Shovels and
Spades, scoop Shovels. hoes mill, cross
cut. and hand Saws, Coffee Mills, strap
hinges. Augurs, Shovels and longs,
hammers. ha,chels. steel Il iron squares,
spring balances, looking glasses; clothes.
hair, white wash, shoe and horse Brush
es, curry combs, cattle and wool cards,
butts and screws, Norfolk and maIleable
Door la,ches door, trunk. chest, cup.
board, ill, pad, stock andmorlice Locks,
knives and forks butcher, bread, shoe,
and poke, knives; table and teaspoons,
gra,ers, mincing knives, mahogany knobs
table butts, draw shavos, axes, files, sad
irons, door scrapers, states. ink powder,
selves. shutters, candle sticks, whips,
raw hides, wheel heads, egg flyers, and
pewter porringers.
DC, |. 1Si7 CUSHMAN Il GRlDLEY.
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READERS AND RAYS
wi ARlFH MEJlCS.-rbe series of Readers
compiled 10y Dr. hcGuil,y, comprising rs IT
does q careful selection of ,nnrni n.siyuriire ard
entertaining matter, progressively arranged ard
graduated with reference TO the capacity of the
pupil, furnishes to parents aud teachers thor
ough aud efficient auxiliary in the education OF
youth. There does not exist another series of
readers so well adapted Ia facilitate the advance.
mcut Of the young learner, from the elements OF
the Language to the far,hes, point, in attaining
which the AID Of an instructor can avail him. In
order that the series may he general one, suit
ed TO ersry denomination and all sections of our
country. nothing eeiarian in lis tendency has
been admitted.
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Forty Pieces, New Style
Fall Il Winter Gingha ms,

Fall Il Winter Ginshams.
500. and upwards, pieces Prints,
from Ct TO Is cts. per yard, all
new styles and patterns.
ALso-Book. Swiss, Null and Jaco.
net Musiins.
Greene, Berge. Irish Linens,
Towel and Table do.
Table Covers. silk Fringes,
Plain and Plaid Linseys.
Red, white. yellow & fg'd Flannels,
handkerchlefs, Shauls. Hosiery,
Berlin wool and working Canvass,
Black and colored kid, cashmere,
cotton and Isle thread Gloves.
And all Other ARTICLES usually enqulred for Ia q
country store.
n B.-As usual. most kinds Of county pro.
duce taken in exchange.
WALKER & IlICKLlNG.
Sept. "a. 1917.
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NOTICE.

& q. ARMOUR having sold nut their on
~ tire stock of g 'ols. aud wishing to settle
up their business, request all these irdrbted to
them to call and setre, ,i,he' 10y note or other.
wise. by the 18Th day Of next month. or their
accounts will be lief, with the proper officer for
collection. J. Armour may be found IN the
back room Of the store formerly occupied nv
them, where he will he in readiness to close up
all the affairs Of the outstanding business.
Oct. !. lS41.