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RAEyyAYs CHINESE INDICATED
tnAp.

DATRoNIZED by thousands ofindlyiduas throughout the
j United soteA bnd tanndas giving the mort fsttering
satisfaction TO all who have used IT, Chemists have Won
terc at s my stcriors eeris aud many Of them have
tea1orod 70 discover The secret Of if wonderful conhna.
ton Of eicacpus bnuis aud extracts which render so
speedy and efcacious IN Sic removal Of Pmpes Doicbes,
pusiues Teutr, Transforming. fby maggie dark sallow
yelotyan unhealthy sklus, 30 soft smooth, fair pure and
healthy tomplexons. For the cure of Chappsd Fbsh,
Rntrf Cracked and Discored skim, .Saf Iheh,B Ring
Wytat, Erysipeos, Scurry, mud Sore Heai, RAILWAYS
CHINESE INDICATED soAP may truly be called All in.
esmahle treasure Excreseenees Of the Cucle specd
iy r1fnove and curedhe cncunr vessels Instantly
cleans-d Of AL pues-the hands, neck, and flee PR
! bea,tIiiui clean, sweet, md healthy appearance.
Ttr Siarfnr, gentlemen will hnd this Soap great desi
deratri. " produces rich, creamy laher, sonens the
board, and renders the skin smooth and pnbe For ced.
ing Teeth Railways Soap is superior To paste powder Il
makes the teeth white aud beautiful tie bre sth
and protects the gums from surf As general 7S soap
Is superior TO French and English Soaps is entirely
from Irritating ngredien,sit s purely baisamc and sooti
Ing % the skin.
Zach CAKE 70 he genuine, must be signed r. q Railway
q H. @. RADwAY, 2 Courtlandf ST.. ~ ".
sold To Georgetown, by o, NJ Linthcum
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WINTHROP HOUSE, BOSTON

AIR JOHN WRIGHT having reinquished all cpnnsron
nj with Inc Winthrop Houss, Il will m tho future he
der The sole management Of the subscriber, ami the hos
Is opened Ifo;el fpE the travelling public well
home for more permanent boarders. E@a
The situation Of the House directly IN 'front.' OF boston
Common, Its spacious and airy and all lis ntnrn4i
Recommendations, render uneuaed By any public house
Ia the city, in Its attractions Tor the traveller and r ihos
desiring more permanent lodgings,
Every convenience apartments, table and aiten.
dance, will be furnished a the house. which can be had a
any hotel in The city, IN us attractions iaT tho traveller, and
for those desiring more permanent latgiHr& .a
Every convenience as 10 apartments, table and a'en-
dance, will be furnished ~ tins house, which be hal al
any hotel boarding house in the city and the subscriber
Will devote himself 10 the comfort o. al WAC may favor him
with their patronage
Parties travelling with their E,miles, and with ladies,
will ind the Winthrop House especially adapted 70 tbeif
convenience.
TIE patronage Of the travelling public and Of permanent
WILLIAM H. SPooNEE, s
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NEW YORK HOTEL,
No. 7aI, broadway, New York.

J. D. MONNCT, PROPRIETOR.
I'HlS HOTEL, tuhie In the upper and fashionable pari
Of Broadway, las been enlarged US now to bo the
inosl extensive TINT exists.
The convenience, beauty, and sauhriiy of It's position
have heretofore caused lis ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS sononop
ozed by permanent residents of the city exclude Tie
travelling public from participation In lis comforts.
Extensive additions have been made however, with q
Wow 10 apart for transient visitors suits Of parors and
bedrooms, 10 be retained al all seasons for them
Families from aiar will now lnd the choicest srcomno.
dtiors Of this Hotel constantly set apart for them and
every attention win be paid render il attractive 10 the
transient visitor L has proved IN those who, residing IN
The vicinity OF New York. have constantly, since its OPEN
Ing honorcd with their sriertion as combining ali the
Injuries Of the b IT European hotels with the advantages
OF ~ location.
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TO rnrENToas Agn rArnsrEEs.

AdEiscy roE os1AiSlss FATgSTs ron NEW IsyEs
rioss AZ wAsHGSeros.
III 7. ELLIOT, tosmfly n the Eaten, oaee Informs
be found s the same corner whei is been lceetd 10
the last thirty years, directly o,osis the Patent olee
lie l. prepared With ha accustomed accuracy
aud rronp,ncss any business In The is u lis pFo.efol
such ruising Information respecting the originality
aud paentaby oflnyeion. pairing papers and draN
nes Tor applications for paters, cayeats Ac.
TO those unacquaintsf with lm, he refers the follow:
Ing testimonial OF thu Hon. Henry H. Ellsworth, late Com
missioner OF Psients
Patent Office Feb. Is, 1919.
MI William p Elliot who has been formerly employ ed
IN Tho Patent Office Dranghtsman, &s having esfab.
lshcd Patent Agency In tho cry Of Washington take
gTesl pleasure IN Recommending him gentleman rsor
Thy OF confidence, and being particularly qualified 10
tlAe charge any bushrss requiring knowledge Of me
chanlcnl cncn the progress OF the arts and parnt i'm
proycmenis Mr. Elliot IL also well acquainted with The
practice OF this Office, silENRY l.. ELLSWORTH
Commissioner of Patents.
w r. Elliot Is alsa The author Of The plan Of the nov
Patent Once building.
u1- Letters osl business 10 he postpaid.
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TmE nIARnIED woMAN,s pRIvATE


L MEDICAL COMPANION, BY Or. A. NJ MAumnnAp
pr're 81 $4,000 eapias sotd in three afosJds,
which thousands soi) has compelled the Issue Of
er edition. II Ia intended especially for llc married, Il
I,lnscs Important which should be known them
particularly Here every female discover The causes
symrioms and the mos efficient remedies and
thin mode Of cnrc In every complaint 10 which her ser u
subject. f
liz important question 10 the married Why IL Is thai
Ne behold many married females Scly, tlefiaed and
prosaied also The and whether they ssrep
uhla Of remedy They will here nd these important naf
iers connected with discoveries in medical aud ply solosi
rrl SCIENCE, which meet this QUESTION tf
This work is destined 10 he IN The hands nf every wife
ana mother who has regnrd Tor her heath and wei
fare. as well NJ that a her husband
The revelations CONFINED IN lis nsgtE hsye already
prove 4 hlrssing 10 thousands. 1s
yet unmarried, hui concentrating marriage or
perhaps heatirg 70 the prorrey Of iturng thn ne.
ipoishiHfs attendant upon H. the importance az being
possessed 81 the revolutions contained In theEs pages
imstey involving lneir future hspPincss, cannot be sppro
ciat.d.
Clpics ,,ig bs sert So mat Jree Of postage
Ol the receipt ~ cnudnlar tue Married Wonaps Prl
yaie Medical Comianoili will he Tree OF postage
any pat Of the United States All letters be addressed
(posi.paidl 10 Dir. A. ~ MauTreuu oy iis1I New YORK
city, Publishing Office Ne. l2S LIBERTY ST. New York
fOr sale by the following Agents:
ZEiBEK s co, Philadelphia, WM TAYLOR, & 90,
Baltimore. 1
Sole agentior Washington, u q,
w ADAM,
3'loprB from IL street.
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SATURDAY EVENING POST.
A MAMMOTH PAPER.
DEVOTED To MORALITY rURE LITERATURE,
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC NEWS, AGRIcIi-
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EPILEPSY OR FALLING SICKNESS.

IN all symptoms Of frequent palm In The Head, mncss Of
" Sigh, noise In the ears. disturbed Sleep with aeat.
Ing dreams, PdLPIIATION, f'LATTLENCY, and
WEAKNESSES, Dr. SWEETSERS PANACEA should be
Immediately commenced with and perser,ercd In until
every symptom The above are the premontory
sympoms nf Epilepsy, and denote very foul Of
the blood stomach and publication OF tho blood
by The OF this Panacea will al all times insure the body
against any Of these disagreeabe symptoms. Many per-
sons snose that II IL useless take medicine unless
arc 20 III 10 be unable 10 attend daily ayocaons
therein lies their error We do not insure houses and
goods when they fire. with the expectation thai
they win burn up; but the wise prccept guard
ing against accident So We purify our blood when well
We insure bodies against attacks of sickness with
The exact expectation a being sek, but 10 be always pre-
percd against lie attacks For sale Of all the druggists
J, T.. CALEAN,
corner Of E and IN streets
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GentIemen's Fall and Winter Wear

DnAraas Asn TauoRs importers OF Cloths, Cashmere
ros isr oiir ier lnspssoa an extensive assorni 81
and fashionable goods Tor Fall and Winter wear se
ecled with view 70 rendering their stock as rich In quail
= FOR OIllRC01TS Blue, black brown olive AMI
greer mlisd cloths safie9s s,adrs Beaver do rnb and
HACK Pilot Ceib brown, black blue, AMI drab Moiar
HiSiER FRocEs, SACKS, Beaver and mile,
DRE.sS IND FROCK CdlTS.- Hue, blacL. olive
brown, gfeea and Adelaide Cloths, Of foys, Simnis
glSiNESs AND RiTELhiNa coArs-reta
Casaimsf ere, fw.cHr and ntl,er goods.
HUNTING Goa Olive, brown and drab slolts
PsiATaL oNs- French, English. German md Ame.
Ticln black blue mixed. and icy Cssshnrres selected
wilma reference 70 the various tastes numerous pa
icons IN lils ln Ia which such aenon has heen directed
70 enable ~ 70 insure iii combining aud elegance
IEsIs-back silks and -atins, fancy do woollrn and
Selfet plals inquired MerinoR white nd bud Cashmere,
aud Marseilies rich SIX sud sains 10. Hall ami Parties,
"A. my 1yD Expericnea enables ~ 10 ;,rois,
uniiorns IN Etri, conformity with regulations. and We has
always % hand tho material Necessary y the difrron
FIRST GUILTY. REIDY MiDE GIRliI,STs
Egnnl 70 il,c bea CUSTOM work.
sa M oh, oiiyo g'sfn blel md blue
proved styles sacks insl9dns blue, BLACK brown, and dab
Business and Travelling Coats, Olive brown srern aud
huo Cloths plaid Cashmere, rwees sc. and froc
CoahA Large assortment la various coors anil fabrics.
Blne and Hack Clo,, full and three quarter cif.
cles Panialoons-Liiack blue, mixed and f,ncy csss
u,cres plain AID ribbed yelyetscns for riding, haveae
DC. Vestnss- Black SILK, satin, Bombaznc, and Cass.
mere; fancy SILK. Satin, and Valencia; ieuere aud plain
wool Velvet, black an figured SIX 10. Dressing Gowns
De Lainea Msrlno, aid figured Muslin, in great variety
Hunting Coats IN various sty.ea.
FANG YDh,ESS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Jenny Lind
sla2nrla, and other styles fancy Cryab; English, french
and iaun black silS Cravnls; aud medium quality
black satin Cravas superior black silk Satin Scaris
newest style fancy DO; Merino STARTS u Ninfcr, r travel
ling, ac; twled and plain English, French, and India
Pocket llandkercheis. Goyes--Chnson's and Bajouls
black white aud colorcd kid; also Merino I,ucks.n lined
Berlin, Linen, Cotton, &c. Suspendcrs--An tho various
styles and qualities underyesis and Diawers-Mern0
SILK and urkssn, Wool and Cotton Flannel Half Hose
White and Mixed Merno and Cotton various grades; Shirts
iiosoms- and Collars. Umbrellas, SILK, and Cotton,
PIECE GOODS.-Cloths, Cassnleres vestings, &c.
as extensive an assortment be found In the country
which will be sold by the piece yard low prices
they be bought with the obvious advantage oil selec
lion from what can be relied upon the nosi fashionable
goods.
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% THE subscriber oarss i.s TWO STORY FRAME
HAt HOUSE aud LOT, on the south side ~ Maryland
accommodating terms lie n.lpks Il unnecessary give
here description Of tue properly, those who wish 10
purchase can call and examine Tor Themselves
ALSO, d fIsB FAMILY CARRyALL, OF late style The
trimmings and in taste. Those who wish pur.
chase " III find this bargain II can be seen BY eslns
III. subscriber, CALEB FARMHOUSE,
jan Maryland Ave-, south side, between n \ 8 cts
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,rIN wAnE, TIN wAREu
VERY iiToRT4MT MoThlccE To corNTR

VERY IMPORTANT NOTICE 10 COT y IH
Ft r MERCHANTS.
TUE subscriber would respectfully invite the attention Of
Merchants visiting This city, fof the purpose 81 seieeng
eSs,k Of e-os Coz me fai and Winter sales 70 s extei.
siye soss o! TN Jpnaasd, Sliee iron and britannia
Haze COMPRISING general variety, which has been mann.
iaerrd ia lis establishment, md by met best wofsnon
In te city, eli Of which is offered o. extremely low prices
Is from the dihcreu States, viii hnd great 70
IhGir ayanag, cali tbs establishment wner; they
l i evesy variety OF Thu War; a prices ht Nsii ~.
isil to please tsooda VIII be carefully Icked anu Wh 70
ans fart,ni tbn city tree Of cAar.e
ALFRED ii RHlP,
M ms nalio. sf above the GLOBE Inn
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UNITED STATES HOTEL,

(coRsER or FULTON AND PEARL sTRRRrs)
iCiE PROPRIETOR Of this Hotel desirts return his
thanks 10 his friends and the travelling portion Of the
community generally for the iayora which they have be-
sowr upon linn since he opened his estsbl shmel and
assure them that he will spare rxertions to render his
house worthy ol the patronage 81 winch lie ns already
n. JOHNSON,
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.NEU PAPER HANGING s.
AND WINDOW SHADES.

NICHOLAS PIKE & Co, No. l73 Pearl street,
IN Importers and Manufacturers, have just opened
a very ~ ensiyc supply Of every style and quality Of
American and French Paper Hangings. Borders,
rire.board Prints snd wide Window Curtain Paper.
Also, splendid assortment Of painted Window
Shades Az mixtures for The same, which they offer
10 Merchants, Dealers and others at the very lowest
prices.
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New Carpet Warehouse.

NAIIARD & PRINCE inform tlrelr customers snd the
I'D public that they have removed from the old sand 70
Lng occupied By tgt 10 the lsrse and ccnnodios Ware
house, recently erected On The north side Of
BRoo4ITfELD STREET,
short distances from Washington street, where they offer
tor tae an ssrsys assortment 81 English and ATlerea
Carpergs al qualfics 10 no Stair Csrpetlngs Hearth
Rnyt, tocGfr.s Straw MatincR, &c.
Also English anti American Painted Floor Cloths, Of all
Dimensions
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Patent NIedicated India Rubber Porous
sTRENGTHENING PLASTER

IN all where il Is thought advisable 10 keep mp
i permanent smulant impression near the organ
diseased, these pascrs will be found highly valuable Ia
fact all the benefit that accrue, from continuous
will DO produced in the efficient
ner by tliern IA In Rheumatism, Lnmbago, Gout En-
srseInent OF the JOINTS Chronic Disease OF the Liver
Spleen Lungs, other internal organs In short, IN all
Oder where warming strengthening paslers
benefcn these viii be found to be superior any 10
use. For Fale by CIIAS. STOTT,
Drug and Apoth corner 1th street. and Penn Ayenne
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PLAYING CARDS.

THE very ehocsa OF cfshorss whIts red and blu. star
Il back eagle Playing Cards alec Merry Andrew High.
together with an assortment o. Playing Csfds from all the
principal card manufactures n ths vnted eatss For sale
ssss: exSii s. s,ifi, ~ VII y sss ss y''
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soFAsl soFAs!!


HAVING TAKEN the spccious, airy, and elegant esab
III liahnent, formerly known as the ALEXANDRA, No.
57 Broadway, takes pleasure In announcing 10 strangers
visiting the city and public that his Siloons now
open their reception They have been improved, deco.
rafed and newly furnished and every effort has been
made render them the most attractive and agreeable
place Of resort In this country. VS.. .aaI
The large saloon Is cooled by perfect ventilation and
new and elegant Fountain and Is ornanented with the
choicest Plants and Flowers Ices and Decaccs Of every
kind are served here during their seasons The rooms
above where there IL ys.siored Bar, with choice Wines
anu Liquors of grert variety, devoted exclusively TO
gentlemen The yisi;sr whether seeking good prone.
made an agreeable l,ug- delicious refreshments, will
find them at No. so. a43ie ats
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cusgly their eGsomers whom they have been thoie u
supply for some time pas, tiHt they are now Obey hnk)
able full any order Tor thei- SReT Gag du tnoftas'
vel. l.rown as sniih's Super umorellss.h
They haas saa asnd every variety 2! Cotton ahd ons
hs7t Umbrellas witch hey VIII Ae low for cash Or credit
ISAAC SNulH 4 CO.. Wholesale MaEulctArers
No 30 Pearl street, New ! DIRK
No 2s Milk stree, nostou, MIss
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aLBION LIFE INSU RINCE co
LONDON AND NEW YORK.

INS1TI'I-T'EU IN Ist!.
NOTICE Ia hereby syen, that persfa Ensured IN the Al
IN bon from this dale permitted &c ,ss Europe, Ut oil
seasons Of the year. III iTstcass ISIS without any pay
charge Tor risk ad that their policies shah
remain Ia fill ffre during such voyages gnd residence in
ally por Of Europe.
Prospecting with modified conditions, rates, Sc may be
had Oh application to lht agents
JOSEPH FOWLER,
H. 8 BUCHANAN
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UNITED STATES MAIL LINES FOR
BALTIMORE. Fare 90.
GrxS s-xrza. .k-sEaaa -
60 l 81 ssasas

MORNING LINE,
PER PHILADELPHIA. WILMINGTON, AND BAITI
MORE RAILROAD
Via Wilmington, Newark flkinn, ltavrc de Grace Sc win
leayr HE Depot Eleventh and Marker streets, daily Except
soHday,)s. A
via Now Castle and Frenchown.
I1ls steamboat OHIO Capt Davis will leave Dock srer
wharf, tally except sunday. At 3 Ii r NJ
NIGHT LINE.
Per Phjladclpha, Wilmington and baltimore Railroad
will leare DE depot llti and Market streets, daily, n II
U'clnck. 4. NJ
TIE Mail Lines iil leave Baltimore for Philadelphia at
A. NJ, and Z NJ PER Rolroad, and o'clock, ?. W., by
Seamboat
SUNDAY NAIL LINE.
Tie oAy Line Tor Baltimore sunday, win leave the
dr,toi, I!tl and Market street, at 10 T. ".
Passengers nus procure eir tickets before taking their
seats in e cars.
WHEELING AND PrrrsBuRG
TcketA through 10 Wheeling Psburs, dan be pTocur.
eli "a the depot, OK on hoard tlit steamboat
rare 10 Ptsfurs si2; 20 Wheeling sl3.
NUTICE.--A baggage by ule above lines IL entirely ri
tic owners Yisd sad passengers arc expressly prohibited
from taxing anything as Luggage but their wearing apparel;
10 Ma ~ baggage allowed each passenger.
oets-dly q IT. HuDDELL, Agent
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NwKING 8 SON,
PATENT CHAIR MAKERS
4s6 BROADWAY

AS BROADWAY.
nrvor REvoLvTNe CHAIRS, Recuuihent Revolving
Chairs Selfaetng Extension RecuHoent Chairs Dentist
Chairs Improved Invalid Wheel Chairs, Branch Reading
and Writing DESKS, and every variety OF sehanica Chairs
tor comfort and convenience.
Also by permission, manufacturers Of Major Series u
g. a. Travelling Invalid Chair.
Fashionable Cabinet Furniture made 10 order
~ u W Y hiNi New YORK
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CARPETlNG

w, TRACY is nnw opening m extensive assortment Of
j. rich Tapestry, Velvet, Whom brussels and other de-
serptlou OF FASHIONABLE CARPETLh6!S, selected
by Mr. r. L. CHESTER at Tho principal manufacturing
Establishments Ia England and embracing ali the latest APP
proved designs For sale AZ ~ Broadway! doors above
Inc Hospiiai
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pnpsTNAps PROOF AaAINsT BUGS.

IL GARDENERS 60 Gold street, first door from Beck.
street. New York This improved Bedsead received
riean Institute In October 1872 ~ and IS and the silver
medal OF 1896 over every other competitor The Beds,eeds
tsr are manufactured Of the best materials and under the
immediate supervision Of the undersigned.
Mattresses filiasters Feather Beds, Bosters and P
lows hand or made order III the Bedstead, and
warranted 10 Be filed with such har feathers &C. rep
resented. WILLIAM G. GARDINER
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FALL ARRANGEMENT.

Carrying the Great Central United States Mall
Schedule;
IesvIng Spears Wharf Baltimore, daily except Sundays
stSp NJ, by the well known route, via Chesapeake bay
ton, O., without loss Of sleep Wetonin the popular
comfortable and safr steamboats,, with their experienced
captains and cresss GEORGIA, Captain Cannon, OF
without loss Of life Or property the boats built expressly
foT this route Arriving in Norfolk atcr comfortable
nights sleep, next morning, at eelcek, A. ~ Thence up
me seamboat CURTIS PECK, Captain Davis, or ALICE
Captain Dreugh &c City Point Themes 10 Petersburg the
beduti,i iron sieambod; MOUNT VERNON, Captain Blow,
line Win he passengers Leaving baltimore same time or
Washington City next morning, where this Great Y. s Mail
Line take their start from. thereby deceving the public with
ihcir false advertisement Of "a hours ahead of any other
Line The Day Line gives the traveller nj least six hours
reterahr encounter the night travel 10 Whining
ION, n e The same passengers that leave Baltimore BY
baltimore evening, and Washington morning,
ty1 NE Great $ Mail at Petersburg therefore arrive al
Charleston all together.
FOX 10 Edetvp, Plymouth, Sewbern, ami Washington, n
O. Returning with same connection.
Returning leaves Norfolk 3and Portsmouth o'clock,
p ~, daily, except Sunday arriving in Baltimore In
Neat .'
fars between ra s Norfolk e Or Portsmouth Va 90 X
i;ieEmond or Peersb,,rs, va,
= . CASTOR or Weldon n. c., .
+" . Through 70 Charlsston, s. C., y
alaEls board Ray and James River Boots, included,
thereby saving eac. passenger b. this ST 80
Travellers bg the viii please be directed BY
o,iT Soliciting Agent 10 te Cars and by the Porter in The
Dcpc yar g Norfolk Linep labelled on his haiO who viii
baltimore, o1ober 7h, 1917
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UyoUNG Merchant Tailor, three doors west n
Browns Hotel Pepnsy wanna avenue, keeps constantly
on hand large and elegant stock o. ready made clothing
In want Of suit for immediate may rely upon getting
goods of the ben quality and made equal 10 the beat be
spoke work All garments warranted represented
Frees very low Also, large and elegant assortment Of
furnishing goods.
Measure taken and suits made to order. One price
ly, Terms cash