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GentIemen's Fall and Winter Wear.
VIM. IT. JENNINGS n CO.,

w NJ He Us ~ W., T. liz
DRApRRs AND TAILoRs importers OF Cloths, Cassmeres
ytstngs, Fancy Dress Articles, &C., 23l broadway, Anne
Hotel OTTER for inspection extensive assortment Of
and fashionable goods for Fall and Winter wear,
leced with to rendering their stock rich in quail
ty and variety as can BE- found N t,s city ,
greer mled cloths; various shades Beaver do; drab and
blue Devonshre Kersey; Canada grey dol drab, blue and
black Plot Coth brown, black, blue and drab Mohair
WINTER FRoCKS, SA CKs, Sc-Beaver and mlled
c2s ss@yNas R RsS aE'es fass BACK olive
brown, green aud Adelaide Cloths, OF Biollys, Smons
BUSINESS AND 7RAHELLING ooATs-PlaId
I HUNTING CoA1s.- Olive, brown, and drab Moles
,FANTALOoN French, English, German and Anne.
an Des Oae mse na ansy y @ zee
irons In this line 70 which such attention has been directed
as = sHa6e s 20 insure m combining ease aud
velvet plnds figured Mernos white and buff Cassmeres
and Marselies rich Silk and Sans for Ball and Parties
\ 1RMYAND NA YY--E Experience enables us to furnish
Uniforms in strict conformity with regulations and we have
always on hand the material necessary to the different
grudts OF the service. 'p. g5gts EIa.
i FIRST QUALITY READYAADE GARMENTS
Equal 10 the best custom work.
OYERCOA rs. brown, olive green, black, and blue
beaver, and med cloth Surtous; large assortment i'm
proved styles Sacks including bne black, brown and drab
Mohar irab and blue pilot olive and brown Tweeds, DC
YHuths and boys oyercoais Winter Frocks, Sacks,
blue Cloths plaid Cassmeres Tweeds DC Dress and Frock
CousA large assortment in various coors and fabrics
cts, pantaloons Black, blue, mixed, and fancy CASH
meres plan and ribbed yeyeteens for riding, travelling
&c. VestlngsBlack Silk, Sitin Bombazine, and Cass
mere; fancy SILK sltn, and Valencia; guered and plap
wool Velvet black and figured Silk do Dre ssng Gowns--
De LANES, Merno and figured Muslin, great variety.
Hunting Goats, In various styles.
q FANG Y DRESS ARIICLi -Taglioni, Jenny Lind,
Mazurka and other styles fancy Crayats; English French
and Italian black sill Cravats extra and medium quality
black satin Cravats; superior black silk and Satin Scarfs
style fancy Merno Scars Mutes, for travel
ling, &c.; twlled and plain English, French, and India
Pocket Handkerchief Gloves hason's and Bajou's
black, white, and coored kid also Merno Buckskn, ntd
Berlin, Linen, Cotton, DC Suspenders the various
styles and qualities Underyess and DIawers Merino,
SIX, and Duckskn, Wool and Cotton Flannel Half Hose
White and Mixed Mero, and Cotton various grades; Shirts
Bosoms, and Collars. Umbrellas, Silk, and Cotton.
PIECE GOODS.-Cloths, Cassifneres yestings, &c ,
extensive be found In the country
which will he sold by the piece yard low prices
they be bought, with obvious advantage seec
ton from what can be relied upon the most fashionable
goods H' tt tIW 3s4 tH IS
7 yls y r. Z
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FURNITUKEI FURNITUREII

t the Second Street CABINET WAKEROOMS, No. l53
IA South Second street-E. MOUNT having large and
splendid assortment OF fashionable and well made Furniture
hand comprising rosewood Sofas; walnut do
mahogany do with plush satn damask and fancy hair
and patterns French Arm Chairs Ladies' Sewing Chairs
Rocking do; Centre and Pier Tables; Sofa Tables Dvas
Pedestal Pier Tables Extension, Dining and Gard Tables
dressing Bureaus Wardrobes, with and without mirrors
mahogany high post Bedseads; French do carried maple
and cherry do and variety Of others Secrearys; Book
cases, marble tops mahogany Washstands; Hat Racks
plain and with mirrors Ladies' Work Tables Of rosewood
and mahogany; rosewood, walnut, birch and mahogany
chairs, with harcoth plush and damask seatng; likewise
Chairs Of all patterns, with extensive assert
ment Of every article in line of business
Country Merchants and others especially invited to
call and examine stock Of Furniture every article OF
which manufactured by ourselves and will be disposed
OF on the most reasonable terms.
OctS -lyds A
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JOHN NIBIO.s

HAVING TAKEN the spacious airy and elegant esiab-
~ lshment, formerly known as the ALEXANDRIA, No.
b57 Broadway takes pleasure in announcing strangers
visiting the city and 70 the public that his Saloons
open torheir reception They have been improved deco
rated, and newly furnished; and every effort has been
made to render them the most attractive and agreeable
place Of resort In this country.
The large saloon is cooled by perfect ventilation and
and elegant Fountain, and is ornamented with the
choicest Plants and Flowers Ices and Delcacies Of every
kind are served here during their The rooms
and Liquors Of great variety devoted exclusively
gentlemen The visitor, whether seeking good PRONE.
made, agreeable lounge or delicious refreshmens will
find them III No. 557, ~ ~ a1 tF f,.i oct 3 ~
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No. % FRANKLIN PLACE, PHILADELPHIA. I
I oUIS HART respectfully informs his friends and the
Ia public at large and particularly his old patrons in Della
warc that his house No. 70 Franklng Place, which for
and comfort. well privacy and quieness Of
situation is unsurpassed by any public house in Plade
pha is open for their accommodation. Travellers through
anil visitors the city will find his house desirable
lodging or temporary home they could wshwhile his
charges ranging from rs cents 81 day, will be found
moderate his patrons would ask for the superior accom-
modafions they will obtain
n. u. LUNCH daily at liza. NJ; ORDINARY for The es
peeal Accommodation of merchants and other business
men, from To 3 p NJ every day, except Sundays PER
MANENT BOARDERS, for whom the best accommodations
are prepared, taken the most accommodating terms.
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Fore.En BOOB. ANA curloa. and RARE WORK.

AZ Locer Prices than erer BEFORE Sold
V,HE subscriber has added immensely TO his already
mammoth stock OF Literature, His late acquisitions
from the trade sales Of Boston, New York and Philadel
phia together with fifteen Of the finest works per the
Garrck from Liverpool, and twenty ditto per the Leon
das from London, which will be Immediately marked and
exposed for sale give undoubted air Of richness vare
N rarity and extent 70 his stock hitherto unepproached on
this continent All literary men, lovers OF books and en-
thsass in mental investigation, are solicited TO come and
enjoy the true "ieast OF and the flow Of soul u
Every subject on which the wit q man has been expended
brains turned may be found here The reconcile
themacan and The crazy founder OF systems Of Theo
logy Is each in his proper Mitch Those given to Nero
NANCY, Asrology Alchemy, S0rcery and Wltchcraf will
be highly amused whilst the belle ettre scholar select
from 1900 fresh volumes, the very and chef
douvres Of modern English literature. The best reatses
every profession aud science, from the honest Flooding
farmer 10 the enthusiastic soldier In every art and SCI
the best books here embraced In the department
OF elementary professional treases and school books Of
every kind his stock is immense The subscriber invites
all strangers pay him visit before they leave the city
IN purchasing from him they one-haf Of their mo-
ney Cergymen, literary characters and book collectors
generally living lines railroad steamboat routes
will do well TO put change Of linen in their yases and
at to 46 Nassau street. allowed by all to
be the moral centre Of the intellectual word Books sell
ing half price, literary appliances and convenences Of
every kind gratis well best Spanish cigars and other
philosophical instruments for nveterale smokers like the
celebrated DR.. Parr JOHN DOYLE,
Cheap Ancient and Modern BOOKSELLER
oct ly' li6 Nassau street, New York.
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CLOT HING, &c.

i DEVLINS' CLOTHING WAREHOUSE, +
No. 80 John street, corner OF Nassau.
THE Subscribers prepared with most extensive and
select stock OF FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING,
to which they respectfully invite the attention OF wholesale
and retail buyers. 'tfaH5s 31F s T-9f m S'7 Wy
wards OF FIF1EEN THO SAND t;1RaTINJSJtti
which they guarantees TO be made with all elegance and
durability Of the best custom, eork OF the most fashionable
houses in the United States and prices NEAnLY
LESS and this together with the Cs System, forms the
great secret OF their most haiierng SUCCESS lT
Their stock Of French, English, German and American
Cloths, Cassacres, Pesgs, Bearers, 1toeeds, &C. &c. is
they venture TO assert The largest and best selected any
similar establishment in New York
Their work made 10 order they guarantee equal that
made at the most noted merchant aors OF the city,
prices corresponding with their Cheap Cash Syste For
IN every department. they have secured the services Of the
best Cutters and Workmen the city affords
Terms CASH or no delivery.
DANIEL d. j. DEVLlN,
oct Sly ss 81 John street, corner of Nassau.
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GARRIT GARRABRANT,
~ Market street, Newark.
DISEASE OF THE HEART, RUPTURE, AND
DROPSY.

a. VIEW YORK, July, Y, 1876.
DR. TowssRNp--Dear Sr-My wife has been afflicted
with Disease Of the Hear, and with terrible Rupture for
fifteen years. the greater part Of the time Size has
been troubled with Shoness of breath and Futternp
9th Heart which has been very distressing, and has
qusny leave her bed The Rupture very
large and She tried almost every remedy for such
eases viii, but little benefit When she had taken but three
bottles your excellent medicine, she entirely relieved
urely disappeared.
she has also had The Dropsy and very much Swol
we han no idea that she could be 30 benefited she
han SUCH complication Of diseases But has strange
az " may appear, relieved her Of the dropsy am
Wy statement 10 SO strange 10 appear almost like a
nuuo pu II, nevertheless, sober reality Your SARSA.
IAlnLh y certainly valuable medicine, and should be
~ every one that suffering have been II any
atpeHeNe uls account, they ut liberty 10 call AZ my
mousse ana nave ocular demonstration Yours respectfu
y, WILLIAM TnWsER
PRINCIPAL, OFFICE LOG FULTON STREET N ~ York
DIR. T. W. Dyorr SONS, ersrn., Aasx,. y.
l2 North second Street, Philadelphia, Pa -
Agent for Washington City, CHARLES SToIJ ny,,
eIsT, corner 1th street aud Penn Avenue = DNo''
10 Also, for sale by Druggists generally
nr- NONE GENUINE UNLESS PR HIP IN Y-rrr
LARGE SQUARE BOTTLES, WHICH CONTAIN a
QUART, AND STONED WITH WRITTEN SION. rnar ~
o =. TOWNSEND, AID MS NAME BLOWN IN THr oIAsa
octs97--Iyd oct rs
upu- . n. d Y OTT.-u
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ORGANS.

HENRY ERBEN, liz Centre street. offers for sale the fol-
Ii lowing Organs. at r. Mt II
One Gothic Organ Of IL stops and Of pedal pipes
OF Case 6 feet high, 10 feet and inches 'front.'
and feet inches deep.
One Grecian Organ IL stops octave of medal pipes
feet deep. ~ :
pedaa Dimensions Of case II feet high, feet inches
wide, Pet 8 inches deep
Tree Gothic Swell Organs of 8 stops Dimensions Of
case feet liz inches high, feet inches wde and eea
deep.
Two offs stops 10 feet high fee, inches wids
and feet inches deep.
Two Gothic Organs Of stops feet high, inches
wide, 2 feet 6'nches deep . $50.
variety Of Paror Organs
One second hand Church Organ.
One Sernphipe. mt a dlvs
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PRICE THREE DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS,
WEBSTER'S DICTIONARY.

CREATE ENLARGED OCTAVE EDITION.
EMBRACING ALL THE WoRDSIN THE NEW QUARTO
EDITION.
HARPER d. BROTHERS published on SATURDAY Oct
IL new edition oil This valuable work. fcpised and en-.
urged by CHAUNcEY A. GoopRlcI, d. d., Professor in
iaie Colege, assisted by number Of gentlemen dsn.
gushed Tor their high aanments in various depart
ments Of learning, whose nnmes will be found IN the pre-.
face -
he entire work has been resteroyped and Ia now rnt
ed upon new set Of plates
Several Thousand tcords have been added and this
edition now contains all Tie toos embraced the new edi
ton IN tie quarto form. t&
The Syopis and Walkes Key to the classical pronur.
caton o Greek, Latin and Scripture proper names have
been revised witl much ana greatly improved.
Vocabulary gvhg the pronunciation OF modern Reo.
graphical names mas been a1ded TO this edition.
Great attention has been gwen in the revision IN the
IuO'anctdfion large NUMBER Of having been re
spelled, VIII now be found to be complete Eroo,,cinc
Dictionary s-tt s f-t ~ 1870
y has also been made Synonymous Dictionary This
new and as the publishers beeve very important feature
IL not 10 be ounu Incorporated the same form into any
other dictionary ever before pubIisned. :
The utmost care has been gwen In every department OF
me work 10 render most perfect satisfactory ever Of
Tered TO the public Considering It's rehensiveness its
numerous essential improvements and general utility
VIII Dc found one Of the most Indispensable and cheapest
works Of the tunes A
For more particular statement OF the principles on
which the revision has been conducted reference made TO
the preface Of the work. --7-
octS-dly' ff ,t,sai f lHfg
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A. g. BAGLEYS

CELEBRATED IMPROVED EvER-POINTED GOLD
" PEN-This Pen received the highest premium nj the
last Fair Of the American Institute and has
ed BY the first teachers Of Penmansp in the country 10
be Infinitely superior any Gold Pen before intro
duced to The American public. The lasting properties Of
this Pen undoubted, owing TO the absence Of cor
possibility from any Of the inks in use renders less liable
TO damage, easy repair and prevents the necesv
Of the great care that other articles othe kind require
Mandatory l6s Broadway, New York. OCT &-lyd.
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GENERAL TRIMMING EsTABLIsH-

WILLIAMS BROTHERS, Manufacturers, Importers, and
Dealers In every variety OF Ladies' Dress Trimmings
ALSO,
Uphoserer's Trimmings Of every descriptions suitable
for steamboats,, hotels, DC.
81 JOHN STREET.
w. u. will be manufacturing and receiving constantly
during the season the and most fashionable styles
OF goods in the line, consisting Of
Handsome Dress and Uphoserers Gimps and Frnges
Worsted and SILK pIapery Cords, Tassels, Loops, &c
Buttons, findings Braids &c
Steel, Gold and Silver Beads Purse Trimmings, &c. &c
~ ALSO,
Zephyr Worsted, Canvass, Patterns, &c. &c.
Orders executed with neatiess and despatch, ut
oct ly 81 John st. directly opposite Dutch.
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GayIer's Patent Salamander Safes.

THESE Safes warranted perfect in every respect and
TO aiioru iull protection books papers, &C. against
loss by hire or thieves lftt 5ai |ay,i.e
"For a Comparatively small sum INV person NAV have
al insurance Office OF neither
great fire." w.
Gayer's Patent Double and Improved Single Salamander
safes Of any dimensions required by BaNs Brokers' er
chants, jewelers., public OFFICES,
ade 10 order, An and
at the Depot, lS Water, between Pine and Wall streets
oct sally octfS A. X. MOEN.
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HALL, THOMPKINs d BLACK,
LATE MARC LdND d. Co. +

tIAyE Just received large Of Sheffield Plated
IL Ware, consisting In part Of ,'T
Table Cutlery with plated handles TO match their patterns
Of Silver Forks rich Epergres, Silver mounted, with
without patteau Dish Covers; Casors Tea Kettles and
Urns Tea and Coffee Sets, Egg Boilers Egg Stands;
plain and chased Walters IN sizes from to a2 inches;
Flower, Fruit, Jelly, and Ice Cream Stands, De- &c
IN SILVER WARE,
The variety Of patterns, and Of assortment IL
much greater than can be found at every other
adjustment In this city, and the quality Of their Silver Gas
well as The Workmanship is not TO be surpassed In the
United States Their assortment Of Diamond and other
rich Jewery, Watches Chains &c., liz complete; all Of
which are offered for sale at small advance cost
The old stand No ISL Broadway sign Of the Golden Eagle
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j. b. MONNOT, PRopRIRToR.
THIS HOTEL, situate in the upper and fashionable part
OF Broadway has been SO enlarged now TO be the
most extensive that exists Raa,.~ .allr+
The convenience beauty, and saubrity Of its position
have heretofore caused its be monop
ozed by permanent residents OF the city exclude the
travelling public from participation in It's comforts.
Extensive additions have been made, however, with a
view set apart for transient visitors suits oil parors and
bedrooms, 10 be retained at all seasons for them
Families from afar will now find the choicest accommo-
dations Of this Hotel constantly set apart for Them and
every attention will be paid TO render Ii attractive to the
transient visitor as 4 has proved to those who residing in
the vicinity Of New York. have constantly since Its open
ing honored with their selection, as combining all the
Injuries Of the best European hotels with the advantages
of Its location. oct W.
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INSURANCE.

T EXTINCTION FIRE, LIFE, AND MARINE INSURANCE
IL COMPANY insures property of every description,
against peris by Fire and Waller Chartered by the Legsa
tire Of Kentucky In 1884. Capital, $4,000. 7,
tr3 . OFFICERS.
JOHN w, HUNT, President
John Brand, William S. Waller, ~
Madison @. johnson, Dudley NJ Craig,
Richard Pinde, James o. HARRISON
THOMAS B. BAXTER, Secretary.
All applications for Insurance in the cities Of New York
and Brooklyn, will have prompt attention at the office Of
the Agency No. 20 Wall street, where all claims for losses
will be literally adjusted and promptly paid;
JOSEPH HOXIE, Agent
STEVENS q HoxiR, Covnseors. & oct ly'
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SOUTHERN merchants and others In need Of supplies
" ior the counting room be FURNISHED with leelners
journals, books cash books blotters every variety
al acconR poks manufactured Of the best materials
Copying presses Of every stye price, copying letter
Docks, copying paper, Sttpheis, Afnvds Perry IS May.
ltard Noyts', Cooper Phillips, and German copyn
iills and writing linus
photographic blanks bills Of exchange, bills of laoing
nn checks, and droiis, (1nd If M
tac-slne Of hand wrtng) FURNISHED short notice. and
nj prices hut little above ordinary printing
rs PETER A. MESIER
octs ly Stationer and photographer, az Wall st.
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CABINET AND UPHOLSTERY
ESTr A RT.TSEy1fENT''

nUANTIN & EuTZ, Cabinet Makers and Upholsierers
have the honor to inform their friends and the public In
attractive Bazaar Store, No 292 CHESTNUT STREET OPP
poste the Academy Of Fine Arts, where they hay
tcles their line; such paror chamber and bouor re
nre, In the latest Paris STYLE when they sell at the most
moderate price. Jf.I H,s
Grateful for the liberal patronage have received,
respectfully solicit continuance Of the same, pegng
selves greatest endeayors give satisfaction
patrons by the quality and finish Of our articles, which
we will guarantee to be Of the best workmanship
I octA -lYd. = a
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SEAMAN a. MUIR,
aoI RIGA nXNAX NENN A.lnE

32i BROADWAY, NEW YORK,
RE daily receiving from the large Auction Sales an as
IL sortment OF FANCY and STAPLE DRY GOODS
adapted to the best City Trade md purchased much below
the cost Of importation which they offering pery
small adrdnce. ttl
They have also received by the various steamers and
packets, very general assortment OF RICH FANCY
DRY GOODS TO which they invite the attention of pur
thasers n their stock Will be found the Noareaes Of
Paris and LOHdo,, tst@s
They beg leave to present their thanks for the patronage
literally bestowed upon their establishment, and
the public that they will strive 10 secure continuance
Of confidence and support i.sis &
Il their purpose 10 extend their already large business
and stimulated by their nnexampled far, they
determined TO leave honorable efforts ntred to
c0mplish their design considerable OF expert
business has demonstrated To their satisfaction that
the only method of obtaining and securing large bus
in, SIS is to have II based upon correct principles aud that
WHILE merchants they consult the interest Of their
TONER'S they pursuing the only true method Of advancing
their own. w f oct Sly
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Turk satin PnrnsoIs and p,

Turk Satin Parasols and PnrasoIctts.
THE subscribers have hand large assortment Of
queen and black Turk Satin, watered and PLAIN change
able Paasols and Parasoetts suitable for the nces reia
trade .st ta. ei $500 =. &. r., e
Also are now manufacturing in large quantities their
welknown super Umbrellas.
Also very great variety Of Umbrellas and Paasols Of
every quality.
Jooo.rs and country merchants will please give call
ISAAC SMITH q CO., Wholesale Manufacturers,
oct " 100 Pearl St, n. Y, ana q. MIX 81, BOSTON
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Bedstc ads Proof Against Bugs.

7 INDSIEY,S IMPROVED PATENT BEDSTEADS, at
IL GARDENERS 90 Gold street, first door from Beck;
street, New York This improved Bedstead received
the highest premium awarded at the late Fair Of the Anne
rcnn Institute in October 1873 and '5 and the silver
medal OF 1916, every other competitor The Besieas
and all other articles OF furniture required for the cham
ber manufactured Of The best materials, and under the
immediate supervision of the undersigned
Mattresses Pasters, Feather Beds holsters and Pill
lows hand made order TO fit the Bedstead and
warranted to be filled with such hair, feathers, Dc as rep
resented. WILLIAM q. GARDINER.
oct a. 4
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Fire Insurance I'm New York.

THE COLUMBUS INSURANCE CO. OF OHIO, incor
porated in 1883, with perpetual charter, capital sl40,
200, paid up and safely invested, and surplus Of
than 100000 will make insurance every description Of
property At the current rate Of premium
All applications for insurance In New York, Brooklyn,
any part Of the Northern and Eastern States will have
prompt attention at the Agency No TO- Wall street. where
all claims for losses will be literally adjusted and promptly
paid JOSEPH HOxIE, Agent
STEVENS q HoxIE, Councillors oct 8 W.
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REMOVAL.


GOODS
~ +. LINDSEY has removed to the new buildings No. 66
W Libcrfy Street, (hrs store from Broaway) he
prepared 10 exhibit with few EXCEPTIONS entire aeie,
seasonable anu desirable stock OF
SlLhS AND FANCY GOODS,
embracing every variety Of PLAIN and figured back colored
anu changeabie silks.
DRESS GOODS of every descriptions plain and figured
Casiiineres and Mouse de LANES, Mernoes, DC Also,
iarye assortment OF FANCY CAP AND BONNET
RLBbONS, together win plain, coored and black Satin
TaIetta kIbDoIs s
fRiNuES AND GIMP TRIMMINGS of every va.
rely anu newest styles.
SIiA vLS Of u Kinds and qualities, including Silk,
Brocie Inbbet, Cashmere TurkerTi, dc. Ac He would
particularly call attention to his unusually large and desra
Die assortment OF LACkS, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, AND
WHITE MUSLINS.
he would respectfully ask the inspection Of his stock
IN general by those who willing avail themselves
Low PRICES Tor Cash and Short Credit oct S-dly'