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Programme.

PART 1.
/. Anthem by the Choir
| 2. The Lords Prsyer-sung by Emile, Virginia,
Henry and Edward ............... .kingsley
3. Wandering Pilgrims-sung by
tnllle. Carr
4. Infants Prayer-sung by Nir-
gina. ....................,.. .NoveIlo
| g. Variations for the Piano Forte
executed by Emile. ............... Hoffman,
6. Sweet is the Thought Duet
sung by Emile and Virginia w c. Peters
PARTn.
/. Anthem by the Choir.
,. Fallen is tiny Throne-sung by
the four children. ................ Martini
g. Ruth and Naomi-sung by vir-
gina ..................... confinement oplIh
T. Tho clouds by tempests may be-
| driven-sung by Emile ......... Won Weber
g. Andante for the Piano Fortc-by
Emile ....................... Mozart
6. Dark Day Of Horror, duett-sung
by Emile and Virginia ............ Rossini
PART III.
l. Anthem by the Choir.
2 When wandering far, quartette-
sung by the four children. 80. j. r. Schiesscr
8 Di fracer mi balza il cor-sung
by Emille ..............,. .kossini
4. Di tanti palpiti-sung by vir-
gina ...'''.....' .Hossini
g. Variations for the Piano Forte
executed by Emile and Teacher. .Hunten
g. Now at Moonlight Fairy Hour II. TbompAon
Z. Anthem by the Choir.
g. Good Night" ductt--sung by
Emile and Virgins. ............... Rossini
Doors open at o. o'clock-concert 10 commence
at Z precisely.
Price of tickets 80 cents; children half price 20
be had at the principal bookstores, and at the door
on the evening Of the concert Sept. 27--lt
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he The STEAMER OSCEOLA will,
10y ~ on Sunday, the 23d September,
. Commence making one trip a
week 10 the above place, leaving
Washington every Sunday, at Z O'Clock, a m; re-
turning, leave Baltimore every Tuesday, at 4
O'Clock, p. m. She will stop regularly, going aud
returning, at Leonardtown, Maryland; 81. Mary's
river, Maryland: Cone river, Virginia, and at the
usual landings on the Potomac, for signals, or to
Lam
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rLAGETT AND DODsON would now respect
~ fully inform the citizens Of Washington and
Georgetown, and their vicinity that having opened
a much larger and richer stock Of Furniture Dry
Goods than has ever hitherto been seen here, and
being confidently satisfied that the styles, qualities
and prices will meet the wishes of all who may call
on Us, they invite all who may be in want of
any thing in this department TO call and see for
themselves. We have in store
superbly rich Tapestry Velvet Carpetings
Do do Brussels
English Brussels do very heavy and beautiful
American do very cheap
Imperial s-Ply do English
Do do American
suPerine and fine Ingram do, ward imported
Do do Domestic
Tapestry Venetian do, all widths
Twiled do do do
Plain do do do
Alec, article of Carpeting, made from
the cuttings Of military cloths very pretty, heavy
and cheap.
Our stock Of Curtain materials, we are sure is de-
cdedly the richest and most extensive ever seen in
this ncighborhood.
Also, Just received beautiful assortment Of Ia
bic and Bed Linen and Coverings. To all Of which
we invite the attention of the community. and par
ticuarly the Ladies.
CLAGETT Il DODSON,
General House furnishing Dry Goods Ware
room, corner of 9th II. and Pa. av., up stairs
Sept. ll-2aw2wM&Th
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MArANzAs, September ID.

No Muscovado sugars Last sales at 6! cts.
fair, for box. Stock on hand $1,000 boxes. The
planters very firm in their asking prices
Brown 81 a cts; yellow s. a cts. Fair quality
of whites scarce; prices nominal. Molasses q TO
cts The stock is light, and much of it soured
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CHARLESTON, Sept. %.
By an arrival here have dates from Hava-
ma 10 the 18th instant. White sugar was selling
at 10 a III, and choice II; yellow do. 81 a Il;
choice and superfine n 3 cents brown do.
bta63. Cucurachos 81 s cts. No Muscovados
offering The weather is favorable for the grow
ing crop of cane. Molasses q 3. Coffee is
scarce and selling at al Lard 49, l2;; the
stock ON hand 1900 kegs. Sales 400 casks Rice
at liz IL and ii cents. There 400
casks on hand. There 25 900 feet of Eastern
lumber placed at 1924. The next arrivals will sell
better No pitch nor pine arrived. Freights are
dull Exchange on London Ia 10 per cent. prem,
and exchange on New York and Boston per cent.
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NEW BOOKS JUST RECEIVED

NEW BOOKS JUST RECEIVED
IN "Pendennis," No. 2. BY Thackeray.
''Scenes where the Tempter has Triumphed. -
Bogues Theological Lectures. I'd edition.
Reprint OF Blackwood for August.
The Law Reporter for September
TAYLOR & MAURY'S
Sept. ~ Bookstore, near 9th st
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nR. LARDNER's LECTURES ON SCI
~ ENCE AND ART, vols, 5vo.
OUTLINES OF ASTRONOMY, with plates and
wood-cuts BY Sir J. y. w Herschel.
TURNER'S CHEMISTRY. ! vol, Svo.
TAYLOR & MAURY,
Sept u Booksellers, near 9th at.
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Splendid Carpetings, Curtain Goods, SC.
TINE subscribers would respectfully invite the
Il attention of citizens and housekeepers gen
orally TO their stock of House furnishing Goods,
which they feel confident cannot be surpassed, if
equaled, by any other house in the District. They
name
IN CARPETING.
Patent Tapestry Velvet, do. Tapestry Brussels
Royal Administer, English Brussels
Imperial Three ply, double super Ingram
Superfine Ingram, extra fine and fine do
Low-priced, all wool Ingram, royal twilled We
nctans
Rich Cheneille and Tufted Rugs
Heavy sheet Oilcloths, of every width, which will
be cut to fit any room hall.
IN CURTAIN MATERIALS
Rich satin De LANES rich figured De LANES
Rich high-colored Damasks, rich Union Damasks
Twilled and plain Cashmerets
Buff Dninask do
Worsted Damasks, all colors
Embroidered Laced Curtains, embroidered Mus
lin 40
Embroidered Muslins, by the yard
Tassel Loops, Gimps, Borderings, Bindings
Blind Linens all widths
Tassels, Cords, and Fixtures of every kind, sc.
Together with complete assortment of Table and
Piano Covers, Tablecloths and Table Damasks,
Linen Sheetings, Damask Napkins and Towels
Scotch and Russia Diapers, Marseilles Quilts, Bed
Blankets, &c, all of which just received, are
perfectly fresh, and will be offered upon our usual
accommodating terms. All are respectfully invited
To for themselves.
Sept. ll-3taw4wif p. II. HOOE co
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BY TELEGRAPH +.
REPORTED FOR THE REPUBLIC
ARRIVAL OF THE AMERICA.


The steamer America arrived at Halifax yester-
day; the express reached ST. Johns ON Wednesday
morning.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. Is.
Business not so active az last week. Cotton
steady-moderate sales; prices but little changed.
The grain market degree frmer. Holders anti,
cipate they have now reached the lowest point.
Provisions at moderate request-prices generally
well supported. Accounts from manufacturing
districts less encouraging, although business is
going forward
Sales of cotton for the week. thirty one thousand
seven hundred bales. Official committees quota
tons: fair Uplands and Mobile, five and five
eighths; fair Orleans five and seven ghths
Stock on hand, five hundred and thirty nine thou
sand four hundred and fifty bales.
Breadstufis frmer, owing TO unfavorable ac-
counts of the potato crop. Large business in both
wheat and -four tolerably active; little Indian
corn offering. Holders Withdrawing samples, and
asking higher prices.
In consequence of the storm, no further news
reached up to ten O'Clock, the lightning interfer-
ing with the northern wires
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Pork packing and Lard.

Mcssrs Echlrt L Derbefui.le very extensive
New York firm engaged in executing orders for
pork and lard for the European market, have is
sued the following circular to pork packers As
it contains much valuable information We copy
it.
We take the liberty Of making to the trade the
following suggestions on the eve Of the packing
season, As we feel convinced. that, By strict adj
hercnce to our remarks, business will he greatly
facilitated and n large market secured to Ameri-
can producers IN the ports Of the European cont
nent.
Theus Of native saltmust be totally discarded
and marine salt substituted in its stead the min.
eral or native salt, having tendency to njure the
bright appearance Of the meat. By making il din
~ and yellow, render, il totally unsiileabcin the
British as well as in the continental ports. The
exclusive use Of marine salt is absolutely necessa.
ry to the success Of all packing operations, and
without it no packer can ever expect to be able to
command good price for his meat
The style Of pork required in the continental
ports is the following:
About 90 lbs. rumps; 40 lbs shoulders, nei-
ther hooks nor heads
Bright light pork packed in dis way. will COM
mnnd, in foreign ports better prices than any mess
pork which this country cIn produce, Is that pop
ulaticn requires lean meat, anil they will not use
TAT pork at any prices whatever.
With the exception Of the London market. the
demand from all other British porns appears Ia
run also on this light meat rs well in the shape Of
bacon as in prime mess pork we therefore strong
IL recommend to all packers, to be extremely
careful in asserting their meat when they are put.
ting it up, and to render into No one anil two
lard as the case may be, all oily and very fat hogs
which would from their nature, mjure tha sale Of
whole invoice, Of meat, in which they might be
flnni mixed
We have the satisfaction 10 state that the de.
mant for No | and lard is yearly on the in.
crease, and the consumption extends over the
whole European continent We have found, for
many years past that the orders come in the ear.
ly part of August AMI continue until the end ofOc.
tober, as our purchases during this period are gen
orally one hall Of the whole years operations and
spectators afterwards are left to the tender mcr
sies Ct contracted number Of purchasers. Had
the holders this year properly under TODD th, We.
~ important law of the foreign demand. AMI come
forward in August instead of holding back tliro
that month, the market would have been relieved
Of several thousand barrels which are now depres
sing i; and banedttiny themselves TO the extent
cfat least five per cent on the amount Of their fail
sales
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How To MAKE BUrrR--slilk is strained into
pans and remaing SO hours, anl SKINNED into
pots with small quantity Of strippings, and
stands until It becomes n little sour; churnel
fashioned dash chum operated by dog power
Mix Is freed from the butter with the hde. IN
without washing, "a it ia believed that much
washing Injuries the l,vor and grain Of the butter
Use the Ashton gro1nl salt AMI M other sub
stance. The quantity of salt is reg,ilatcdby the
judgement ofthc dairy maid
Nelson Van Ness, Of Mayyille, n Y, made sc
lbs superb butter in June, by setting the milk it
tin pms SO hours before skimmius-churnel
sweet Sailed with Turks Island salt and on,
ounce per pound of sugar-set away until mex
morning and then worked until dry packed in
iirkin previously sokcd in brine cloth put over tn,
butter and little salt put on the cloth, headed "
and put in the cellar
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9AllT0!l f3A9a
INSURANCE.,
Protection Fire Gnl Marine Insurance
Hartford. Conn.


incorporated ~ ISIS ApHHql Premiums. Cdpiiql
Stock, and Surplus FgHd, ~ 100000.
TlHlS OLD and responsible company continues 10 lee
: sue policies on The most favorable terms ON dwell
ling houses, hold furniture stores, stocks II
goods, warehouses and contents, mills and ma uuiac-
torres etc etc, against loss or damage b; FIRE ;
also, on goods, wares and marchaulize against the
hazards oi INLAND RANSPORTATION,a aud
upon the carIues Of Sea Vessels
The Protection Insurance Company having in the
last - years paid many mliioHsUt dollars al their
several agencies throughout the United States and
The British Provinces have cstabishria lust rcputa-
ton for soyency aud fair dealing which challenges
comparison with nny insurance company on the
Conunent u America The annexed extract from
an article on tue subject oi Insurance Compauics,
taken from the New York Day Book" exhibits
briefly The standing ind policy OF the Company.
! he Moncyei men OF the ancient and a.wnys
prosperous city of Hartford, have for halt a cen,ury
been famous throu huui the Union tor the care d.
cTeuon, rtii honesty and unvaryiug success, with
which they have formed and managed corpomtions
oi this description. No Hartford BGHE 0r IaSur.
nnce Company has crcr iaHCd! These Companie'
have for morc than whole grnerntlou scattered
ihcTrl.ks IN nearly every State Of The unlon and
nave never failed tu pay the innumcnb!c losses which
they have insured against
All los5ci arising upon policies issued hy The under
signed, will be promptly adjusted and pnld at the
General Agency office, located at Cincinnati, o.
nrge portion 0i the funds OF the Cnmpauy, Un.
Guiding all premiums received n the WcsirTi agen.
ciesl, Is deposited with tie General Agent ot lsc
Company nj Cincinnati, for the payment ui Wes.crn
and southern lus-e-
Appyto G. BuRs, Agent for the town Of Oaawa
and Tor Lasnlir county
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LARGE TuRSlr.-Slr p. C. Rciing, living on the
high prairie, eight miles north Of this city, has
shown us OF his own raising, several turnips nica.
suing in circumference ne follows . H. OF inches,
f. q in, IT, 10 in, AMI f.. . in: the average
weight of the four Is 40 lbs This Is pu, out as /,
banter who can bout it Mr. r. also informed u.
that the larger portion Of hi, ,umip crop win not
vary much from these samples. --Peoria Reg;sttr.
81 Franklin Bruncr Of Trenton precinct, in this
county, brought wagon load 20 the Ottawa mar
kct that beat Mr.. Rcdsng bad. We sclectsd some
from the load measuring exactly 3 feet in circum.
ference and weighing l2 lbs IN. .-
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Boys not over the length Of three bricks. have
been seen In our city whiting cigars with all the
nonchalance Of German They get their sup.
niles, generally from the svecpings Of coffee hoi,
Sea They are death on saaaps,y iL--Peorio
Reyissv. fiNti
Nothing 10 some ofo@ boys who cannot only
smoke but roll a quid x -ane cut or pig, tail
upon their tongues and squirt The yellow Juice q.
round with as much skill as Old carcndhh him
. self
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4 ADMINISTRATORS sale.

NOTICE Is hereby given, that on Saturday the
~ Oh day OF December, 1919, ut the residence OF
the late Charles Hayward, viii be- soliat public aur-
ton, 10 the highest and best bidder, the following
dc-cd5ed property 10 wit
Itro by3Od Mares 9 years DID,:
One dD 3yeqrS 0'd;
One ! year old and three , year old colts
Itco last springs eoLsi
Onccow and three Two year old hcifiers; about -
stock hogs one two horse wagon, aud two double
harnesses, one saddle and bride n harvesting ma.
chine, three pows, two dmgs, one cuIryator, and n
variety of smaller articles too numerous to mention
together with large quantity Of corn in the crib, a
part Of which is now on the farm occupied by Peter
Brewer.
Sale to commence at 10 O'clock AN,
Terws-Al sums Of five dollars or under, cash
for all sums over five dollars six months credit witt
interest and approved security
JULIA ANN HAYWARD,
Ottawa Nov II, 1919 1t Admit
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i1mmi"r7'9r, Sac otHorl Es'g's
q Office is hereby given that on Saturday the
q Oh dry OF January, 1850 at one o'rloc. 7
VI on The premises hereinafter described !
shall a7 the administrator Of the "-t1,, Of Patrick
Dogen, decd, and hyyirtue Of an order Of lhc Cir
cunt Court of In Sale comfy, sell NJ public vrnire
the following described real estate. IOacras Of prairie
land, being the wh Of the IN Of the scQ scc IL, %
nr3eJ pm a!so III acres, commencing at stake
ten chains west OF he = e. corner Of The nee Of 500
~ t56, nj , e 3lp n. running thence north n
chains, thence n Is west L chains aul l. links
thence Is chains thence 10 chains To the place OF
beginning Also. ) acres Of timber land being the
e jacresof the sh Of the VIII OF the swq Of sec H.
80, r3 3pm. hcllby contract, on which $50 are
unpaid, all IN In Sale county. Terms OF sale
VOdown, balance on acrcdIt Of 9mouih4
Nov %, 1919 li-6w CHAs H. SUrruEy, Amir
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4. Il. 4 4, Burley, Chicago,


VOLS aud Hot Hl.ir',hs History cf,hr I'M
ted Satcsarc now ready Mr. hirrrb'> ia
c.l'y iorur lri-isg l-u'maykla'c, nom ,he immense
amounto uateria. athis disposed be- hrs arranged
and SO cu.rd that, without emitting n Ink M the
chain ofeyileHcc. be- b1s introduced nothing suTr-
l,l1g-, or that Is uuiu,errSUIg ,o the u'atrr ti>
s,y,e - even. energetic, and srhoar-hke, aud well
suited to the a rit oI history il relieves even the
dry details Oi statistics. NTrE0roIIgoS.
Tor sale by 4 II & c. hurley,
,rpSi l.2 Lake st. Chc1go.
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NOTICE is hrreby given, tia, vii attend before
~ The county court ott.a~ale county IN the sara OF
Illinois on he llrl day OF January next. M which
time nj. persons having claims against B1g.i Hon
ter, deceased are r~qn-s'rd 20 attend AMI exhibit
and NE their said CLAIMS for the purpose Of having
the s7ms adjusted SEEN FEEs'i3y, Alm'-
November Goth, 1910.
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kRale Of llatlh.l, .Nanrn G.cd

ENTT7 y -ElTTGTEW N71rV 0IeN
y Office IS hereby given. TINT | will attend
q before the county court of In Sale county
= In the state OF Illinois. on the ih day Of IN
mnry next nj which time all persons having claim.
against the estate of Matthew Nrary decd. are re-
qlcstci &, attend and exhibit and file thr.- said
claims for the purpose of having the slm. alul.--t-
ed Nov 6, 1919 ALICE NEAEg, llm'r.
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~ pudeut; 10 Haunt such u
. the face ct an iatal' gent community It's contra
y 20 Che very ii~ pnnc,ples OF common sense. The
GUrleuhtrE Series commences with the
GrafeRbrrg Vegetable Pills
mall Chruulc complaints The most implicit reliance
u"y be- placed Upon thee Pills They purge away
offensive huwon-, arrest hr progress ui dis ase and
al he same time restore tone aud vgor TO the system.
Price - cyntsn box
Grafeajrrg yErti Filters
Entirely vcgelah.c-skituly and elegantly prep7-
red hv the Gutenberg Company. from a number ut
the most puniynE iuUgonung and healing roots,
harks, herbs and vines gathered IN the forests and
pralrles OF America 80 Price - RENTS per paeIagc
The thl3rcR'S PoHdcru.
Tor summer complaints dy-rutep, and a.. other
affections ct the stomach udbuWcls il is iuhllh,r -
IoAru IN small dnsc2 occasionally, il will prevent
svAnr.s IN any climate Il need hut be tired to IN
sure the hearty commentator ct mothers In the
southern western and southwestern states. and in
the Tropics. IL value cauno, he estimated Noother
reliable cmidrens medicine Is before the public. Thus
supplies want seriously irt by every mother Price
80 centsa bottle wllh ample directions.
GrGfsgbrrg hgr L0imp
IorNornt nilawuuon, ordinary lnHamaf,oR, dim
ness and falling u la" sight, weakness at the yves
involuntary weeping. foreign substances IN the eve,
etc. IL IS positive amt speedy cure Pu-e y cent,
bottle, with ,ulI directions
GrGteui,rg F'rsr ie,i, PI's
Persons afflicted with 'l7 jsiyr .ng complaint,
m7y Ind spcp y md positive cure IN these remark
ob.c Pills p.hrr fever and n!Gr remedies merely
check the more violent manifestations Of 'hr disease
these go Farther and eradicate the ,a.ut from the sys-
tenn. Puca s fla box, with directions
Grafcabsyg SysaparHl
Ius .N,f7C. ui Sar-1U1Il.a combines iumog.ura-
bly, create. efficiency than any other -lI,apaaIa pro
pmuon r,'Hcrot ,h.s o., foreign countries Il is pre-
l1red nan rntrry new plainly elaborate machine
F .y winch a. iur delicate properties OF .1r1pau,la
t..II.tI t.l,|E
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tilr0itinrG.
THE VEGETABLE
pulmonary Ralsana.


yENlllS Balsam is piohablv almost without a
parallel m having, tuung tunl Of nearly
X twenty years, iuiN maintained the high rep
uia'ion which Il has acquired tor Consump'ye com
plants ami all diseases ~ the lungs throat aud
chest. l. has been used with probably greater sue
cess than any other article known, and many ply
sic.aus who have had an opportunity OF witnessing
Dos Jl-Iy -au'gy ELECTS, uo not hesitate 10 recon-
Tend 4, 1t aa.t, convenient, ami very elhcaciou-
medicine, r4u,,l not superior 20 any ~lhrrprrscrip-
aonlur the a5oyc comp ANTS within their knowledge
and one which ha, -c,dom disappointed the reason
able expectations 90. those who have used H. II is
most valuable rmeuy tor
Consumption. .ISthmG, WeUriSy,
PhMiSic, SpUiHg cf5iood, u hoop
ing Congh, COughS, BrOnchtis and
p"imonary GGeceiionS Qf crery
hiBd.
C1ff-r.r o' 0r $. \. Saur,,gG
| have iog some rwc pas, been 10 rhc habit Of pre-
~cranr he Vegetable Pulmonary hui.am ~ con
sumption. asthma, p.ursy, spaung az blood and
coDEHS, u- pulmonary affections at ryen Kind and
w.mc confidence recommend Us superior any 9th
e, preparation usrd ton the above complaints
Respectfully yours.
: 4 SHURTLEFF. MINIS.
Boston. pamJcron lh' Dee ,, lo26
IhcwIIe OF n CLERGYMAN OF Boston. was rousil.
cred past recovery from disease ct the burg, in the
>puuy OF isG~ whose restoration 20 health was as
Cuhed, both ty her physician and her husband 10
the use OF the Vegetable Pulmonary balSam
IRON Dr Timothy Bag'ics
Ny wife ior several years hrs hcSucNcry'>ed with
a severe cough, VV.uIU Grr-.le, aUi raising hy turns
very bad matter uU-cd with blood She has used
many kinds Of medicine for her complaint. and A.
mung these puyer- Powders md other mixtures IN
which op,um was am ingredient Some 1T these
would check her cough. ai She same time would I'M
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nliscrI ancouS.
L. .. Smith

IL IL LlsllL4t
is nos opening and has ia store general
l. assortment It
Dry Goods, Groceries 4 Hardware.
Such os
Coils, CaSsimefsS, Aliiipe'i, TirccdS,
Kentucky Jeans, ItsiiHgS, sc.
\ choice selection ci prints, gnshoUs Re j. us, Dies
silks, beached and brown mlsi.n. fo =. witc
h.rs-led and brown drilling 90 }! WIDE CHECK.
h,vN'ry stripes, col.rgi C0mtuCS, red. white, 29t
yellow ilnuel, Canon do, lrsE Iuen, crash, men
diaper hosiery, gloves, hsufHcicHgt scarf. SWISS
rli-.in. cluhucdo, lace, ed-Bg and Insertion, uh-
hnls "ud s11c.y oi1utons. \ suai. siocb, winch
W. Hc >o,iV very cheap. 81
Ready Made tiotIsing.
Cco,s, Vests Pants, Fine shirts. Hickory do, Cotton
and Woo. Flannel SHIRTS ana Drawers.
The Bsst QgdGy
Ol Teas, Coi',e y o Ic9f anj crushed -rrlr me-
a~-r-, cider y.ucu-. roe, sal,luUs. caul es -gap.
nai.~ -.1,s, together with a Jhc 'ti.e culinary ar-
ac!,s- Flour and laI.uU Meal hsp, constantly, auL
wayaErd III a.. cnzes.
\ First Rate Stock of
'ea's th,k, Sp and cali Boots, mems and bows
Hnuu-, indies t0lays I'D walking shoes md
hu-Nu,s leather Ince boots, and low QuarcrcJ SHOES
misses ana chIduuS Boots and ShovS. And
\ Good Assortment Of
Knives and forks, SCISSORS hand saws, hammers, M
E.rs door harEgEs. trowns, grain scoops sGuycl-,
AMI spades, trace caa.us &c.
Packages will he sent throughout town free %!
charges. The HIGHEST MGike, yuce Wa lie paid Tor
al. and, Of produce.
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Fcrkln>' E7cm"Nfnry TrItbm0'Ic;
DY Professor t. q Pcr}'Hs of the Nrr York
ID Normal Sc}9o'; the best Arithmetic lu u-r.
This work has been adopted as the tex, hook IN
the Chicago city schools. and has. from the bes,
sources, high recommendations.
Teachers are invited tucEamlu" it.
For s1Ie hy the quantity or ~,n-.y by
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