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BARGAINS BtRG AIMS,

SimI ers & CRAWFORD, at The Old Stand Cher.
ay lltll, having rlst returned from the cltv with
an elegant assoi tment of Fall Goods, compri-
sing ever, thing that is beautiful In style, quality
and quantity, and cv,ry thing cheap IN price
as well as in quality offer them to their
friends at their lowhst rates They consider it
useless to enumerate here, as is customary, but
hope their friends as will give them an oaliv ca n,
assuring them that they may find anything they
want or what IS nslO lily seen in a country store.
They will sell cheap at the usual credit, and
cheaper for cash. All kinds of country produce
taken in. and the highest price paid for it. Call
and sec for yourselves, is all we ask.
Cherry Hill, Oct Al.
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" aitI HHniilHS up ilii.'
Double Acting Hydraulic Rams.
Single do. do. do.
Double .4cting Force s. Nhpmps
Single do. do. do.
The subscriber Is still ready to supply the pub
lie with the right kind of machinery. lie has
introduced a Double Ram of his own invention
winch will lift water from we'll, spring or res
crvo'r any depth not more than so f. beneath
the level where it works, end then throw it To
any desirable height. This is an entirely new
invention, and produces the effect by the simple
impulse and conclusion of the water and atlnos-
phcrlc pressure. There IS no rotary friction, and
nothing to wear but three simple valves; and the
cost is very little more than that OF tho single
ram, which; while It is much more complicated
throws Only part Of the " alter used as the propel
mng power.
The SINGLE RAN is improved materially from
those first used in this county.
lie has also introduced double-actng Force
and lift pump. ola very superior kind. 1t will
lift the water from any well Of any depth AMI
throw it TO any height required, say TO bath
room IN any part Of Il house, or to the garden in
vhe form Ola jet.
A so, asingle pump, much cheaper than the
above, bat which will only raise water soft. This
pump s,llts well III towns and villages--t saves
the digging of other wells, as one good well by
the placing utlcaden pipes from it to the places
where the water Is wanted, will supply dozen
families.
The above machines are made Of durable ma
tcra!s, such as iron, copper, brass and lead, and
are warranted.
On hand and for sale, patent unprotected
hydrants that will not freeze up, lead pipe Of all
s,yp nd RI nd juia ne.
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MARRIED..

AT Elkton Oct 2Ist By the Rev: A. W. Mil
by, Mr. JOSEPH D. BENJAMIN of Washington D.
c. To Miss SUSAN NJ. BoULDEN Of the former
pltce.
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NICHOLAS PLUMMER.
ATTE TIO.N LiST ,EOYICE

All persons indebted to the snbsc riber either
by note, Due b'Il, or acct will please call on Nh
VIM, hennard at Cherry Hill, and settle the
claims, as | have authorized HIM to close nv
Business in this county.
JOIN S. EENNARD.
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.HnElCp.

hRAMiNTA FOARD, respectfully invites
the attention Of the Public to her handsome and
wei! selected assortment Of FALL and WIN
TER Millinery just received from Philadelphia.
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The Commissioners Of Cecil county will
meet in their room IN the Court House to
Transact business, on Tuesday the 10Th day
of October, inst. By order
PC. RICKETTS,, elk
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join S. KENNARD.
This is to Give Notice: That the

subscriber OF Cerl county hath obtained
from the Orphans Cour of said comfy, let
iers OF administration Oh the personal estate
OF George England late of sand county de.
ceased,-AIl persons having claims against
the said deceased, are hereby warned to ex
hlbIt The same with the vouchers thereof.
duly authenticated, on or before the 9th day
OF October 1913; they may Otherwise, by
law, be excluded from all heneG, of SAID
estate. All persons indebted 10 said estate
are requested to make immediate payment
to the subscriber. Given under nv hand
this 23rd day of October 1917.
REBECh'A c. ENGLAND, Adm'tor. D. N.
Oct 23d '47-6w
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100 egcs'es
The natural quality of the soil is good,
and is highly susceptible OF Improvement
by the application of lime or other ma
nure. This property is well watered by
never falling springs--has fair proper
ton Of Wood, and timber, and Is Situated
within two miles Of the thriving tow of
Port Deposit, where lime OF the best quail
ity can be had at a low price. The To-
cality of this land possesses many advan-
tages--ln no section of the country can
a more pleasant and healthlul place be
found.
There are two small dwellings on the
property.
For terms, which will be liberal, APP
ply to GEO. KIDD,
near Port Deposit, Md.
Sept 25, Al.
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Fail f,va EgSsssev G0oeys

turned from the city, ard opened new and
beautiful stock Of
Fail 0Wa EHfvses' Goods
which they are selling at very reduced prccs
consisting in part Of
Cloths, Cassmcres' Satincts,
Tweeds, Wooden s. Cotton FanneIs,
lLnseys, Bazcs, fickings,
Domestic stripes and Plalds, Alpacas,
Nler'nns. Cashmcres, DE LANES,
cord. Plaids, Ginglams. Prints
quarter Linen and Gotten Table Diapers
Blrachcd and Brown Shcctings, Heavy Brown
and White Shlrlmgs, handsome lot Of Shaws,
Caps Comforts, Vestngs, Hosiery, Silk. Linen
and Cotton tdkfs, Drilngs, CamIrcs, Crash,
Checks, Cotton, Tapes, Buttons, &c.
Groceries, Queensware, Hardware
Tinware, Cedar and Earthenwarc
Boots Shoes, IIatsa Caps.
The market price for all kinds of Country
Produce in exchange for Goods
Elkton. Oct. 10th, lslT.
M ark Rdnbo,
In Chancery
Rebecca {. Rambo Oct. 18th 1917.
and others,
Ordered that the second sale made and
reported by John {. Groome Trustee,
for the sale ofthe Real Estate Of Jona-
than G. Rambo, mentioned in the above
cause be ratified and confirmed unless
cause to the contrary, be shrwn or or be-
fore the eighteenth day of December
next, provided copy of this order be in
serted in some paper published in Mary
land, once in each Of three successive
weeks before the eighteenth day of No.
vember next.
The report states the amount Of sales
to be $40.
True Copy Test
LOUIS GASSAW
Rec. Cur. Can.
0c+1,or | Al 1St-
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PnrtrgiiS and Family Epnuns
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uO. lao CHEsNUT STREET,
Tbirt aonr Lo,o,, col, e,ro,,
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ADMISSION FREE.
The pictures taken at ,his establishment are
pronounced, by artists and scientific men. unri-
vailed for deuih oitone and s,tiness of Lyht and
shade while they display all the artistic arrange-
ment ofthe hipIiest ctInrt oi',bc u,intrr.
Citizens or strauoers visiting tI,. Gallery. can
have their Miniatures or Portraits taken m tins
unique st vie. and neatly sci in Morocco Cases,
Gold Lockcls, or Hrc,stpins Sc, in n few
minutes We COPY the f,llowiur from the Phil
adclphia Saturday Corner.
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Ioving oo,clns;rc cnr,;i.,,rs s;,r,nd !, win Inc
ncrc.,v,d nv III. ,.ron,y ,f r,m rbumb hv Mr.
n,rnu,n liz ,n,c,.rs ,,,d .,,rr,t,r,. ali of,yb,n
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BENJAMIN F. MAY.
AT TIFF OLD STAND
TIE COURT HOUSE

Has Just received and opened well selected
stock of Ladies, dress s fancy goods, suitable for
Fall & H'n'cr which the public are respect
fully invited to call and examine.
Oct Al.
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Land for Sac, near Port Deposit.
90 sgrg'Ps

The subscriber offers for sale, tract of
Land, containing about
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Cali and see the
We gE' ,%TGgs AZ.
Opposite .JOHrSO.N"S

OPPO>iTE JOHNSON'S HOTEL.
MILLER s. B OTHER, Have Just re-
turned from the city, and opened new and
beautiful stock of
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- PRIMO g. SUMMER
q D . Id s.

EUST received al The Old stand ncAt door
- the Court House, fresh supply Of Spring
and Summer Goods, Consisting in part as fol
lows:
Cloths, Cassimeres and Testings, Coat
angs and Pantaloon StuNs.
French Drap d'ctre, Angola Cloth, British and
American Twecds, Cashmcrets, Plain and Twill
ed Summer Clnth, Croton Cloths, Linen and
Cotton Checks, extra and low priced Linen
Drilling Gauhrnnns &ic Sc
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Stoves ! S.Gyes,!

The subscribers wish to inform their friends
and the public general, that they have rccciv ed
general assortment of
Weed r. C00E stores.
of tire latest lmprovem mt, and which they Will
sell at city prices
The public would do we'll to call and examine
their stock before purchasing elsewhere, as they
cannot fail to be pleased. Remember the old
stand-in the "IIollow" directly oppos tie the
Farmer & Mechanics Hotel.
WELLS s CLARID GE.
Elk on, Sept. II Al
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'E'sEg, FzAE2EAg.TA.

BHjmorc Flour So 25a - 80 Wheat
81 a / 81; Cora so 10 81. Oale 40
~ dato9to,t L. Flour 80 10, wheat 81 10
Cora %. Oats 10 cts
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Cotton and PantaIoons Stuff

embracing n great variety.
PRINTS! PRINTS!
Comprising every variety OF price and styles.
Dress Goods
New Style Painted Lawns, Barages, Pertor
Cords Balzarines, Bombazincs, Mouslin de Lame
Alpaca, French Chintzcs Cashmercs, Victoria
and EArlston Ginghams, Bingham Lawns.
eYSg.I @Z<gSZ:11o
Spring and Summer Shawls among which will
be found Rich Style Grape, Baragc, Mouslin do
Lame and Thbet mode colours and Black, Rich
Silk ditto.
EEMite Goods.
White Cambria and Jaconett Lace Muslins
Book, Null and Swiss musns, Plaid Jaconet
and Book and Curtain Musns.
Net Goods, laces Ribbons and Gaboons,
Hosiery, Gloves, ldktt., and Cravuts,
new style Stocks, Linen Goods
Brown and Blcached Cottons, Cotton Osna-
burghs, Plain and Twilled.
Cotton, Yarn, Knitting Cotton, Carpet
Chain, Candle Wick, SC. sc.
All af which will be sold on reasonable terms.
WILLIAM TORBERT.
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Oct 23d II 6w
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Thy wreath is a chnplet of Sharons bright rose,
Thy harpis al rapture and bliss thine employ
Sweet babe on the breast Of thy Saviour Icpose,
seraph Of beauty an angel of jov.
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Arrival Of the Steamer Fanny, at New Orleans
The Mail Escort Attacked, and Mail
Stolen.
THREE OF THE ESCORT KILLED.
Anticipated Attack on PatterSOn'S
Train at CerrO GOrdO.
CANALEs AND CARAVAJAL CONCOCTING
MISCHIEF
Another Farewell Address from
Santa Anna.
&c., Nc, &c.

PETERSBURG nov ~
There is nothing later from Vera Cruz
The steamer Fanny which left Braxos the 2d says
that party Of fifteen troops under Lieutenant Watson
escortng the mail, attacked at Ramos by large
Mexican force All Of the mail lost except Off
cal letter. Sergeant Scott, private Park, man driver
and Mexican killed; the rest escaped
Carsvajal and Canales rad to be plotting for the
independence of Tamaulapas.
The health Of Matamoras was improving; the number
Of deaths however among the troops is greater than
any former period.
The Captain Of Spanish vessel was murdered on the
road from Matamoras to Brazos.
The citizens OF Orzaha pettoning Gen Scott for
going there
large force il reported to be Cerro Gordo In
tending to attack PAtterson's train.
frtvate John Gregs Ia recovering from his wounds,
with the loss of both eyes.
Gen. Quitman supersedes Gen. Taylor during his alb
sence.
The Picayuns is supplied with Kendals correspo n.
dence, synopsis Of which is given, containing long re
ply Of Paredes to note OF the Secretary of State d-
recting him to proceed ito Tlanpan and there await
orders Annexed In certificate of illness, and he will
comply abe He handles Santa Anna severely
Valencia has demanded a oourt-mnrtisl
From addresses from different parts Of the country
would appear that the of Pepay Pena cheer
fully acquesced in the opinion of the Secretary
Santa Annals farewell address to his troops has been
published.
The editor OF tho Picdyns complains bitterly of the
course pursued towards him by the Deitd which gives
Walkers official reports to Wynkoop, Of the engage
ment at Tapoya. Nothing further definitely
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Died.
On Saturday the 18th inst, Capt. GARRETT WASHING
TON FOUNTAINS aged 4s years, three months and
days.
The relatives and friends of the family the members
of Kncksrbocker Lodge, No ~ and Egyptian Encam
ment, No 35, l. O of o. F. respectfully invited to
attend the funeral this (Nonday morning from his late
residence No 10 Warren street. Brooklyn at 10 o'clock
precisely, without furt her invi alton.
On Sunday, llth instant MARY DWIGHT, youngest
daughter Of John l., aad Hannah Moore, aged twenty
months.
Tbe friends of the family respectfully invited to
attend her funeral without farther Invitation, this
ternooD st O'Clock, at the Croton Hotel.
On the lith Instant, JOHN SULLIVAN, of Richard
and Elizabeth sullivan aged two years and ten mouths
Their friends and acquaint invited to attend
his funeral this afternoon at o'clock from his fathers
residence 1857 Pearl street.
In Charleston on the 9th inst. Mrs RACHEL LAZARUS,
relct of the ats Marks Lazarus, In her Seth year
tive of New York but resident of that city from her
childhood The deceased left four gene ratons Of
scendauts Of whom there IL children 81 grand
children 93 great grandchildren, and great great
forming an aggregate of IT'S descendants Of
whom there are l2i living.
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w.srrsaros, Nov. Is, iss7.
The Nsws bv fAe y.r Orlesns.

WAsrtsoros, Ncv. ~, i@sf
The S,wf ~ fAe S.w oviesms.
The news brought By the Ns- Orleans. froa Vera
Cruz although OF varied Interest Is regarded q
much importance. II appears tina, thos. vhe sateipss
ed meeting Of more than quorum Congress tss
9TH Of October, at QusretAro ssssuins Nias
ty-sevsn expected 20 neet-sishfy- one fsrnlng
quorum. quorum had met a IL stated, but ~ mast
nave been on day subsequent 10 the sth II not
uoHed how many members pressst The as-pslshss
received from General scott the sth sspssnb.s
NO dispatches have been received Mr. rrst sor },
any mention made Of HIM Il k pOssibls Letters nay
received from him this evening
General Scott VIII probably h.v. ..n, an. ,sx,..t A..
patches by the train under the eommsna Of Coz Hsrssy
which was to have left TIE city M.rleo on he sis u
These dispatches scarcely reach her. before tss
goth inst. This will leave the Standardization too vssss
in which to make up decision previous 70 IN. mssssas
Of Congress
The news that will be received by the train tAss len
the city Of Mexico on the ut bsths lest on als
intelligence shall receive before the nesting Coo.
gress The British courier len the 2sth ut Al that
time there but vague rumou Of pesos. Should
overures have the 9sth and the sls
the decision fthe Standardization must be made N.
hypothesis that Mexico does not desire peace
The anxiety Of the public then cannot be ssysd FOR
another week. the policy the administrator vii
liability Is that previous TO the sst ult, ovsrtur~s
for peace received from the government Of ousrs
taro The presencs OF Amonte at the temporary seat
Of government cannot fall TO embArrAss the Of
Pena Pena should the latter desire peace. 10 is not
doubted that Almonte Ia stl for war lie IL nan
to nrst oppose peace while there any prospect
in war, and afterwards 10 counsel pssos when
the prospect Of continued looks gloomy Ne doe In
all probability deem dsSracefu to saccumb bscsuss Of
the triumph Of our those Of Mexico. He viii
Therefore most probably be in favor Of continuing the
war while hope remains Of successful resistsncs.
There Is another class In Mexico opposed 10 peace
those who desire the establishment OF Q monarchy
There is little doubt that Paredes returned to Msseo
with this design and that the monarchicai party
under his leadership But his habits such dis
spate all apprehension of the OF his schemes
1t is quite certain that IL contest for power takes
place among the Mexican leaders Almonte, Paredss,
Pens Pena, Gomez Fsrias, and others, all hope Of
peace at end and this country must quietly pre-.
pare for protracted struggle. 0ALvIENsIs.
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com mERCIAL INTELI.l0ERCHs
a'Oal Trade.

rorrsvILLr, Nov. lathe quantity sent this week
by railroad is Ia by canal o2 O6 total for the
week. $3.50 IL tons! total by railroad, 1901 566 49, do
by canal Oil sos 90 tons Cars and boats both
scarce and there IL quite brisk demand for coalth
Is very little at Richmond, and tho stocks are light
both In Boston and New York 4he rates OF freighs u
We and Il difficult to make any quotations vc,~s are
scarce and It has been high 81 40 TO New tors'
and 50 to Boston The prices change every DAY acoo,u
ing to the supply OF vessels Freight by cana 10 rns
delpbia 80 cents--to New York 81 Is The New YORK
boats now loading are In all probability making their last
cor, ~ the schuvlkll Navigation The live managers
are In the ascendsney now and We viii sooR nave new
tariff OF tos and much more liberal snd popular pghey
will ba pursued The extension Of the West BEHneh
railroad 10 fremont hss been oemplssea and sops'
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CLARKE'5 SACKS.-G. b. CLARKE Merchant Tailor
" JIG William street, opposite the Washington Stores has
handsome stock of Overcoafs and body prices
% which vary from $40 to SIC Also Cohs
Vestlng made upto order e. low prices for only My
brown and black sacks are handsomely trimmed with velvet
c0B and cuts and lined and wadded entrely Some have
richly worked silk fronts.
Ov".vss made the very prices at which
thu $40 so'd ready mad. mis- stis.rc
N DrlCE TO MAHINERS The following discoveries
nave ecentv been made IN the vicinity OF the Nantucket
shor eythe Hydfographca rty OF he Cost Survey en-
pnea m M 81 elton. under the command Of Lieut. Con
Chires Davis, u NJ
dangerous Iidee nea, the New South Shoal, wing in
r. and w direction, having il L. s. and fahoms
aud neepening very rapid outside 20 and rs homs and
lnsde 20 va hons which breaks in bad weather
ne "ioWlR bearings taken rom the centre OF this
rldyei- entire OF New South ShoaI 100 (true by
p tmignetic distant me.; The middle Of the Old South
shoAi ~ ttrne or q w magnetic, dstantG miles
shos spot with 6 feet OF water in the channeway
q tt eastward Bass Rip from which Sancotv Head bears
miles; aud Great Point light i5,sa W J,ueJ or w n
tmagaenc) distant ~ miles. ~ p"
Asho, having u leet Of TO the southwark and
eastward OF Great Potut light and north Of Bass Rio from
which Saucoly Head bears 20o w ttue1 or w 4. w
(magnstc )ds'an, "a miirs: aud Great pint eh,
" (uUe) or Why "A w tm guetic dst,nt 5I mieS1
he above shoals found where deem water mas bsrn
hhe 10 supposed exist sketch similar the one i,s,
fnm Office othe Coast Survey show the poson or The
New south shoa will be prepared aad published as soo as
possibe - ~ ~
The rRuE bearings gvez in this notice enable the ma
yg.tor TO transfer The place: conveniently his chart
d. BACHE,
- Superintendent u. y. Coast Su,vev. ,
NoVfMBEn8 lBT. mis- Itch
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wsrehoused during the past but are informed
that very large The business season being over
the demand for foreign goods limited and ysry large
portion of the quantity Of foreign manufactures arriving
goes into warehouse As the money market tightsns
the quantity of goods warehoused in proportion to the
importations, will Increase and the revenue
OF the government from customs be reduced
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CIGNOK BLTTZ,
y THREE NIGHTS LONGER.
MONDAY, TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY,
November 18th. 10th and 18th, and
POSITIVELY THE LAST.
T.

IN i l 4
Admission 81 cents; Children under 10, half price
Doors at o'clock, c,mmeace at7x. mis- stis'rc
NJ HoB %hR b. q dsy:. y
tons of Painting and Sculpture by the Model Ai.es for
e ass
WIZ Creek Save with MsIsl. and
entirely Coloed Groups Tuesday Friday evenings
sn% ssn e?s
Ia sas n. 30. ss e:. ggS' Seats
half past o'clock. MA 7tis'm
HEsa Asp sFvSoHSHr S Ssi NIB! N9SgE Herr
VIII give only cS SsGS 6 'h k stTSls Academy
. i .n n s%1 % s e aid @
account Of the weather. ma Sire
NEhEEAAHHk4 SS S%SsSS$SFs 81 only n slv0
w''S's an only c SESkaE %Ts. sSsT Hall
The eminent yioonee' Will lend them the aid Of his
on account of the weather ''0 '0''n nIa s%e
WAlLNUT STREET THEATRE, PHILADELPHIA--
lack e'sf ;' Th ifss %1aHssI }a' Day E E,s
@s SG IL T 81 e 6 Il frye
sss.. as;sais 5s.. E %s.
III oh WA a f Haw To wJr.
Mr. Chapman; Mary White, Miss Chapman; Mile Cher
4 A.
Chestnut street Theatre with ali the scenery wardrobe brs
VIII H'iS sn ss
which is wanted BY the applicant and the manner OF pay
ing the renf also the security Intended to be offered
NEW THEATRE--CHA RLEsTON -Lad,cs sod gen
dy snasGsd M Opening s @ Q. MOI
nmS. '''' '''''"' on f. w FAEsTYN :''
4oSNHA sA sE GHA 4. apss
1897 Loa NS sS Gs,r 9 q.
T"a's S
t. ave the
Tickets 81 can be BAD ofaoy of the committee the
J,m.. M,oS GE6SGE =: WOODBRIDGE, Chairman.
- phsss,MiB;Y De q Asn.vSls1t Order o! Ber.sns for
will held on sVs desSsS T d s%
ee the 18th instant The members Of Phoenix and Mount JOY
win be with he 1sieS, e sas.
Lohans celebrated Co,on Baud arc engaged for the oc
Tickets Of admission can be had from the folowins,
TIsrie. GooS%i1 ~ S wssr sl. street
ieSs Won s.ss; ' So d s:ss'E street.
jj?serh Lowden, 355 Broome street.
Henry Gre G, NJ Sullivan street
pi,a..r W. w. W,s1m,, Csi q, street aud
100 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ovEMsHots!
49, -Ihe most splendid assortment Of Metsllic Rubber
J ever offered this city Ne found whoeaae
way opposite Trinity Church. between Pine and Wall
~ John sTREET-,ssmuel Brook. would INFORM hrs
TRENDS and the public, that he is receiving
general sor,ment Of India Iuboer goods manu-
under ttoodyear patent consisting Of coats caes
o'ennoes machine betting &c &C., Wholesale and retail
MS tnsr "a Joho .treA
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-15
Election Returns.

PETERSBURG, Nov. Ia, lsl7. ~
The Savannah Republican learns by passengers from
MDledgevie, that Berren and Dawson nomi mated
by the wings for the u s. Senate.
We learn from Louisiana that there have been Thirty
democrats and twenty nine wings elected to the State
Legislature. Nothing new respecting the Congress
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-15
Railroad Accident

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. l4-P NJ.
A man named NexaI der, killed last night the
railroad track, Elkton. lie wss over by the
train