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LITERARY INTELLIGEScE.--We gather from the
New York Epening Post the following items of lite
rary news:
twenty years SINCE entitled THE Invisible Gentle
man. by the author of Charley the Fabulist' &C.,
is in press by Dewitt & Davenport, of this city.
"Mr. Herbert has work on angling, in
press OF Stringer and Townsend, entitled Fish and
Fishing of the United States. II is said to be, by
one who has read the manuscript, charming
book.
''The same firm also have in press Maternal
Love, by the author of First Love- Dumass Thou
sand and One Phantoms;' and Miranda tale of
the French Revolution.
"a new biographical romance, from the
pen of +. w. Thomas, entitled James RUSSELL is
also about speedily 10 be issued from the press.
And Mr. Whpple, of Boston, has nearly completed
n collective edition of his Lectures Literature
and Life 'Retrbution, or the Vale of Shadows, a
tale of Passion by Emma ID. Southworth, has just
appeared from the press ofthe Harpers. Mr.. Pow
elps forthcoming volume on the Living Authors Of
England, Is nearly completed; il will appear from
the establishment of the Messrs Appleton.
"Mr. Geo. Gordon Byron, who arrived in this
city some two or three weeks since from London,
and who claims consanguinity with his illustrious
namcsakc, has announced for publication series
of posthumous letters of Lord Byron, in number Of
about one thousand, and comprising portions Of the
poets epstolary writings and correspondence with
the Countess Guiccioli, Mrs Shelley Horace Smith,
Captain Trelawney, Sir Humphrey Davy, and other
celebrities; also including the Rayenna Journal OF
1892, with annotations by Sir Walter Scott, &c.
We understand these letters TO appear in the
serial form of publication, and TO commence Octo-
Der |. An injunction was served upon their publ
cation in England, at the instance of certain MEM
beers of the family, ON the grounds, as we under
stand, of their revealing passages in the private
life of the poet deemed unsuited to the public eye
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Ch0lera-Treatment and Preventive.
nR. AWAITS ITALIAN VEGETABLE PANA
IL CEA TONIC AND APERIENT This reme

~ CEA, TONIC AND APERIENT. RENE
dy, composed entirely Of vegetable ingredients.
and totally free from any mineral substance, COM
bining cathartic with cordial and strengthening
powers, was originally discovered and prescribed
by DIR. Amati, celebrated physician, in most OF
the diseases Of the abdominal regions--such as
diarrhea, dysentery, bilious complaints, dyspep,
STA, and all other disorders of the liver, &c.
Knowing from experience that it operates in the
most kindly and effectual manner in these cases. il
is submitted as a remedy to those who may be at
tackled by the prevailing fatal scourge, and as a
preventive TO all who may be 80 fortunate to cs>
cape its first insdous symptoms.
To BE- had, wholesale and retail, at Carusi's Mu-
SIC Saloon, Pennsylvania avenue between 18th and
18th streets and at the principal drug stores in the
city Of Washington, Georgetown, and Alexandria
Pamphlets containing full directions for use with
many interesting certificates, accompany each bot.
tie Of the panacea. Avery liberal discount to deal
ers. Orders from any part Of the United States
promptly attended TO. All communications must
be postpaid.
Aug. le-lawtf SAMUEL CARUsI 4 co.
CHEAP SCHOOL BOOKS Of every kind AT
~ Taylor Maury's Bookstore, near 9th street
STATES and copy BOOKS and PENS, at very
low prices. Aug. ls-tf
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New YoRK, August sop. m.
The captain Of the brig Adelaide, arrived at this
port from Havana, states that Rey was sent 10 New
Orleans the 18th instant, on board the brig Sal
yidora, he having been delivered up to the authori
ties the representations of the American consul.
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NEW NAVAL TEXT BOOK" NAUTICAL
IN ROUTINE AND STowAGE, WITH RULES IN NAvI-
CATION" practical treatise of great to ship
ping merchants, sailors, &C.; by two officers of the
United States Navy. Adopted for the use of the
Navy by the Department.
For sale in Washington by
TAYLOR & MAURY,
Aur d Rookselers near 9th street.
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cunIsroPHER eRAMMrn

Attorney and Councillor az Law.
HAVING removed 10 the north aide of Pennsyl-
III vania avenue, between Al and sth streets, he
will continue 10 practise law in the courts of the
District and prosecute claims before Congress, the
Departments and the Board Of Commissioners Of
Mexican ChUB,
Aug. l3-eod7m
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THE CHoLERA-The President of the Board of
Health reports that four of cholera have oc-
Cured at the almsh house in this city from the 18th
to the 9th instant They were all persons of in
temperate habits, and three of the four died There
are cases in any other portion of the city.
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r ETTERs from the Allegheny Noun
IL tains, by Chas. Lanman. neat l2mo vol,
just received by Taylor Maury, Bookseller,
9th street. Also
IRVING'S GOLDSMITH, UNIFORM EDITION.
IRVING'S CRAYON READER.
HOW'S PRACTICAL ELOCUTIONIST AND
SPEAKER.
Aug. 25
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New ORLEANS, Aug %.
The Red river Republican, of the 2ist inst, gives
the particulars of the late overflow, and estimates
the damage at five millions of dollars. Not 80, 900
bales of cotton will be made this season, where
there were 1870 900 last year. b. ~--
Much apprehension has been excited by the APP
pearance of the cotton worm in many parts of Lou
isiana.
The city is very healthy. The deaths last week
were lO3 which two only were of yellow fever,
and none of cholera.
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GUIDE TO PENSIONS, (Mailable. )-Names
VI of all officers Of the continental army who
served to the end of the war, and acquired the right
to Communication pay and bounty land--oficers
killed in battle or died in the service; containing
also resolutions, laws, and ordinances relating to
promises made by Congress to officers and soldiers.
&c. and the pension laws now in force, compiled
by the Commissioner of Pensions. In pamphlet,
complied by Alexander Ray, price FIVE dollars
For sale in Washington by
TAYLOR & MAURY,
Booksellers, near 9Th street,
Who will forward the work Costing but few
cents postage) to any part Of the United States.
August 81
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PHlLApELpHIA, August 800 p. m.

PHILADELPHIA, August 30-2 p. m.
Captain Warner, of the bark Trina, which ar
rived here this morning from Maracaibo, says that
port is closed against all communication from
the interior, though vessels from the leeward
are permitted to enter Monagas, at the head of
two thousand troops, marched on the 18th instant
to meet Paez
New YoRK, August 29-9 p IN.
The steamer Sea Gull, which has been running
for some time past between this port and BALTIMORE,
has, it is said been purchased for the Venezuelan
service but whether for Pace or Monagas ii is not
stated.
BosToN, August 90.
We learn from ST. Johns, N. b., that tremendous
fires are now raging in the woods near that place.
The smoke is said TO be dense in the harbor that
vessels are compelled To anchor.
The smallpox is raging with great violence
at Halifax, N. =.
The steamer Hibernia sailed from here this
morning at her usual hour, with only 2,7OO in
specie on board She had twenty six passengers
for Liverpool, and nineteen for Halifax.
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FASHION FOR GENTLEMEN's HATs!!
Autumn 1919.
CTEyENS will this day introduce w. ii. Beebe
- & Co.'s New York; Fall Fashion for Gentle
mems Hats.
Sales Room No i, Browns Hotel.
Aug 25-6tif
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NEW BOOKS JUST RECEIVED
IN History of the National Constituent Assem-.
bly, of France from May l64S, by J. F. Corkran,
esq.
No. Of History of Pendennis, his Fortunes and
Msfortunes, by w. M. Thackeray, author of Van
ity Fair, &c.
TAYLOR & MAURY
AuU Is BOOKSELLERS near 9th at
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FERDINAND MOULTON,

Attorney and Counsellor AT Law,
Commissioner &c, for Northern States Office
No. Ia Law Buildings, Baltimore, Md.
Aug. Ib-6m
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TROUBLES TINE PpArRIg.-We received last night
extra without date, containing letter from
the SoUTH Pass written June rs, ls49 stating That
attack had been made party Of California
emigrsnts Fort Hall, on the Snake river, by a
band of rowing Indians, during which twenty per-
sons of the former were killed and wounded. We
give the account for what II IL worth taking
sion TO recommend TO our exchanges TO put some
where in the page, some clue which will enable
TO guess in what State, at least, they may be
printed
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DEAUrIFuL BIBLES aud Prayer Books

ID every variety.
Hymn. Books Of the different denominations.
For sale at TAYLOR 4 MAURY'S
Aug. 30 Bookstore, near 9th 81.
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NAVAL IsTELLroEScE.-we learn from the Bos-
ton Journal Of Monday, the Goth, that the United
States sloop Of war Germantown, Commander
Lowndcs, from Pcpsscola Both ultimo, Havana 9Th
instant, and Key West 18th, arrived at that port on
Sunday, all well. Immediately upon her arrival,
Commander Lowndes received orders TO sail again
without delay She has sealed orders, therefore her
destination is unknown.
The Salem Register has received letter from a
correspondent al the Cape de yerd islands, under
date Of July 2, received by Captain Rider of the
brig Fawn, which says that the Commodore Of the
African squadron, in the Portsmouth, with the cor
vette Yorktown and brig Bainbridge. was still al
Madeira. The Decatur and Porpoise were cruis-
ing on the coast the latter expected at Port Prsys
in August.
A United States frigatc, standing east, supposed
the Cumberland, from New York, 18th, for the Me
ditcrranean, passed 18th inst. latitude 80 Vs.
longitude $50 o..
United States frgate ~. Lawrence, for Cronstadt,
was passed off ohsnd, ID instant, 6 p. m.
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- y Rilori on ThursdaY.

1sar CrssesatI have only time to give you the result
ofths race to day The weather very lowering In the
moninp-and Al no time settled-high winds and rain
postponement was though Of but as we had some SUN
boats and their owners were willing to go aheao' uley
started about 70 o'clock cracking away before smOckng
North Easter The HeirH in rounding the flag boat car
RED away her mast but was carried safely in with no other
damage, The boats came in follows:
l. The Forsyth, Of MObile-sntsred by J. w Lang ana
J. Seawel-,ypning the First Prze-a Silver Punch.Bow
and Salvsr.
2 The Pilgrim of New Orleans-Owned by }. b. koDln'
son-,yippiug the Second Pize-a Silver Goblet
g. The FYirt, of BilOxi-owned by Mr. F. Hermann OIL
your oity-,yinning the Third Pnze-a Silver Cup.
We iook for 6ne sport tomorrow, in the race for al
corners, The Undiue and the HsirH will be in for th'
prize You gu ght to be here to see.
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publication in the form of protest appeared in the
Poayune of the 18th nst in which Mr. Christy, Notary,
saws that he is requested by Theodore ROn against
tina legality of transfers made by Wright, Williams Co
on the books Of the Canal Bank
It is matter of Importance to MS what MI Theodore
Rions opinion is as he the party authorized to decide
that question; but as his presumption in thrustng his Opn
ion on the public unaskei and assuming the guardianship
of the other Stockholders might induce the belief that be
was principal and sole manager OF the institution
and that no transfers could be made without ms consent
We can quiet the apprehensons Of the public by assuring
them that he is the Of three h0ts shares only and
that the other Stockholders had not appointed him Guar
dian General believing themselves able to manage thelT
own affairs excepting the l56 legal SHAREHOLDERS 10 whom
his finn Maunse White Co, have recently transferred
ourshare eachof these he is the special guardian by mu
tusl consent And it the opinion of able counsel that
Stockholders in the above institution may transfer the same
without the consent of the aforesaid Theodore ROn when
ever they please.
It's unfortunate for Mr. Rion's peace of mind that he
should have made himself unhappy about small mat
ter and that he should have figured much larger in the
columns the Poayune than he does the transfer book
of the Canal Bank. MANY STOCKHOLDERS.
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At ILL., to 1l1 and the New Loan brought only 49, for
coupons To-day the transactions have been large but
NINA M mnIovement in prices No Treasury Notes were
offered .
The shin sohoodao arrived to-day from Liverpool, with
sbo1t three bundled pasengsBahe lost on her passage
Of her passengers and crew from ehoeTa
Yours respectfully. INDICATOR
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AN INTERESTING NARRATIvE.-We have re-
oeived capital little work entitled "A Narrative
Of the Revolution Of Brussels, Belgique Sent. %.
$780, . by Capt. w. B. Williams The author par.
neIpated in the scenes he so glowingly depicts and
is now far advanced in years. There is nothing
more interesting than to hear veteran fight his
battles over again; and we have perused with
much pleasure the work before us. Il is for sale
by J. B. Steel, in Camp street
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THE FANNY KEMBLE BUTLER DIVORCE CASE.
A rule to show cause why divorce in this case
should not be granted, has been taken in the Com
mon Pleas, at the instance of Pierce Butler. 1t is
understood that opposition to the measure has been
Withdrawn bv the wife
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Pass CHRISTIAN REGATTA.-The fourth Re-
gatta Of the Southern Yacht Club and the last of
the season, comes off at Pass Christian next Mon
day. On the next day, the &c Southern Yacht Club
Challenge Cup is to be run for, and the race is
free for winning boats only. The prizes and con-
ditions Of the may be seen by the ADVERTISE
ment in another column.
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STEAMER OREGoN,"-Ths deservedly popu.
lar boat, in charge of Capt r. A. Heirn, leaves
this day, at II o'clock, for Mobile, uia the water.
ing places. Any one who has had the pleasure of
trip on the Oregon with Capt. H., knows
what the comforts of good lolo pressure steamer
are, and we doubt not, will agree with us in wish
ing there were more Of them on The Iakes.
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WATER AT THE FRANKLIN HoUsE.-We I'M
derstand, that owing to the prevalence Of the
strong Northwest wind which has been blowing
for several days, the garden of the Franklin is
covered with at least two feet Of water. The
Shell Road in the neighborhood Of Dan Hickok's,
was last night under water. As the wind has sub
sided, the waters will, no doubt, retire in few
hours
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WATERING PLAoEs.-Those who intend to leave
iof the watering places to-day will find good &C.
Communications in either of the following boats, viz
Oregon, at II O'Clock, A, NJ, for Mobile Mobile,
at O'Clock P. NJ, for Bay St Louis, Pass Chris
tian, and Biloxi; California, for the same places
and at the same hour; steamer Olivia, Capt Grice,
for Vaudeville, Madisonville ETC, at O'Clock, P
NJ, and on Sunday morning, at 8 o'clock-return-
ing, leaves for New Orleans, at Z o'clock, p NJ.
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THE HIBERNrA.-The Boston Advertiser says
that if the delay of the Hibernia at Halifax, caused
by her running on shore at Chehucto, proves a
serious one, the nails and such passengers as may
choose, will go forward by the steamer Margaret,
which is held in reserve at Halifax.
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RANGING COMPANIES IN TExAs.-Tbere il no,,
prospect Of protection to the Texas frontier. We
learn from the Austin Gazette, that Dr. Ford,s
company of Mounted Raagers, one of the three
ordered out by Gen. Brooke, has been mustered
INFO the service of the United States by Gen. Har-
hey This company has been ordered to range be-
tween Corpus Christi and the Rio Grande. Capt.
Sfumbles's company has been organized and
probably mustered into service before this time.
capt. Smock is also filling up a company.
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DEMOCRATIC CENTRAL ooMMTTTEE.

meeting the Central Committee held on
the 18th inst, the following resolutions adopted:
whereas, It material, the proper organization and ell
Gent action Of the Democratic party City New Orleans
that permanent and regularly constituted Committee should
for The purpose Of experimenting the interests said party
Therefore, BE- ROssd, That this Committee
the Democrats Of the yer Wards the City Orleans
elect many Delegates from their respective Wards Wards
entitled Aldermen in the Municipal Councils which Dele
gates shall hold their office for year. form IN,
Democratic General C0HHitse Of The City Of Men Orlanste
said Committee have power call meetings, recommend
measures, and generally supeIntend further interests
the Democratic party
Rssorsd, That be further recommended that meetings hph
Wards, On TUESDAY EVENING the lsth lns tor
the purpose choosing said Delegates JOHN NJ BELL Pres't
J. N LEA, Secretary. sl4d
~ Louisiana Democratic Walker Club - The
Regular Meeting Club will be held SATURDAY EVEN
ING, 18th inst, hslfpast o'clock Apollo Saloon
Caronielet The Democrats Munteipae. are
respectfully invited attend. R. B.. LUsK President
JOHN kE1NOLDs, Secretary. sll
~ Democratic Meeting. - The CHALMETTE
GUARDS will hold their first Regular Meeting on SATURDAY
the l5lh inst, O'Clock PM No. Charres street Bnsi
importance will be submitted the Club and general mo-
tendance is expected of all the MEMBERS
THos. SHIELDS, secrstory. -'Di'N f''' sI
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LAUNCH. - The steamship Gold Hunter was
launched at New York from the ship-yard of Mr..
Westervelt, East River, on the 5th She is to run
on the Sacramento River in California; is about
600 tons burthen, and has been built under the su-
perintendence of Capt Skiddy.
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0sF- The Columbus tGa.) Enquirer announces
the dsath Of Gen. Daniel Mepougall, an old and
much respected citizen O. Georgia, bni by birh q
North GafalIRIaa
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CANDIDATE WITHDRAwN.-We see by a letter
addressed by Mr.. Robert NJ McAlpin to Col Pres
ton w Farrar, and published in several ofthe papers
Yesterday, that the former gentleman is no longer
a candidate for the office of Sheriff Of Orleans
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~ Firemens Mass Meeting.-In pursuance of a
resolution adopted by Committee Conference sitting
he 10Th ins MASS MEETING the Fire Department Of the
Second Municipality will take place Banks Arcade, sATUR
DAY the 18th inst, at half past P. NJ. l. N. MARKS,
q. Il. FOSDlCK,
JOHN ADAMS,
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ACCIDENT TO AN AcTREss.-Mrs. w. G. Jones,
of the National Theatre, Boston, was thrown with
great force, from chaise, in company with her
husband, and was taken up in a state of insensi-
bility, her face and body badly bruised
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NEW ORLEANS.


T Win u isgred to-day 81 O'CLOCK Il. WIN Sol'@'n
bis,os, ~ .,,.nts 81 the week in New Orleans,
tog.tbet,,,i,b r. intelligence which has been re-
oeivsd hrs during the last seven days from all
Quarters & the world. Numbers done up in wrap
psrs mayh had at the counter.
DEuB ofJuDeE CANoN.--Judge Canon died in
this city earlygesterday morning, after long and
lingering Hines. His death is a serious loss to the
community, as well as to the Bench and Bar Of
Louisiana.
jugs SaiIOh Vas native of Bordeaux, whence
ne em'graied tqNlis country about the year 1915.
ne Elaa entered the French Navy previous to his
smigrallon end had distinguished himself by his
slupAss y sie B,aiess0n After arriving in Louis
lana ~ was IlUie.sorin the Orleans College, and
Wneh tlias Anstl'u'ol4eA through, he gave himself
up to the stuoy ana pretice of law. He continued
n pfaonee ului eppolsd Judge of the Second
District Court Of Orleans CIV lobnson
The members of the Bal nat ,a.,arI.,, a. IN
O'Clock, in the courtroom OF Ea',-,l b. =
Court, Judge Suawbridge presss ~ st.,
their respect for Judge Canon's chs ~ -I
gard for his services. Mr.. P. BelsSir ,',;,L :
few PREDATORY remarks, introduced a eil,o,.;,,
resolutions
RssoIsea That the members Of the Bar he
he Hon & a. casoS Wiz Wso M 81 beeoease Of
and pleasure to be associated during his long andr pride
career. as an advocate and magistrate in cOuaoabe
ResqtUed. That IN the decease of our lamented fel
lien. the community has been deprived of an upfght
lgent, and valuable member. and the magsraey hasiel
Judge whose 9Dswefvng integrity, suong sense of jusla
and unrng industry in the discharge Of his duties render
him equally beloved and respected
ReselUed, That the members Of the Bar will wear d
usual badge OF mourning for the of thirty DAYS th
aeopy ofhess resolutions presented be1eavsd ami
Of the deceased in whose Affections clam 70 have
share, and that this Hon Count be respectfully requested
allow these resolutions 10 be eneFsd its records and
adjourn without the Transaction Of any further business a
mark OF respect TO the memory OF tbs deoeased.
Tbs resolutions were seconded by Mr.. NJ N
Cohen, adopted, and ordered to be inscribed in tn
minutes Of the other courts, whereupon the cour
adjourned.
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6E We have received from Messrs. Cook,
Young d Co., in form for countng-house refer
ence, the Annual Statement of the Commerce of
New Orleans. 1t contains much valuable infor-
nation.
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CROPs.-More news frefn different parts of Ala
bama and Mississippi bring discouraging accounts
of the cotton crop. The worm seems to have made
its appearance every where.
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FEMALE CRTTICIsM.-Three articles in the last
number of the North American Review, are writ
ten by ladies-the authors being Mrs, C. M. Kirk
land, Mrs. E. T. Elicit. and Mrs S. R. Putnam.
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FAILURE IN WALL STREET.-Within the last
few days, says the New York Express, there has
been large failure in Wall street. The party is
said to be one of the principal operators and hold
ers Of Government Stocks, and large purchaser
for the last ten days. His liabilities, it is thought
will amount to upwards of million of dollars. At
present we forbear to mention any names.
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10 ooUNrRy MHRorA,JTs.

N, The sub'cdbers have, within the past two eER
k3H week rsoelysd, per ships Raiab, NiObs, F5
G&sE wabash and Others, large and complete 49, u
assortment Of HATS and GAPS, for the Fall aud
winter trade iroa their Mandatory in New York con
sitting Of Bearer Nntia Castor Moleskn, silk Angola,
ana WOO HATS Otter, seal Hutra, Glazed, Goth, and
HAIR seal GAPS. so, assortment of Silk. Bingham
and Cotton UMBRELLAS, which will be offered on the
most liberal terms. County Merchants and Dealers will
mad u much TO their interest to examine Stock.
sis iOcli ID. W. 4 F. BFI,DEN Charities St