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new rsi styles Of C.ssssssrss vestng., CLOTHS.

new Fall styles Csssasssrss, vestings, and Cioths
ntJvALL BROTHER merchant aiors, Pennsylvania
under adsby HOTEL their and
the citizens generally arrival OF their fall goods, which have
een carefully from the houses In the New
York market We prepared have garment made TO order
our elegance good they can he
bought Of any north Of
Also full supply Of furnishing articles for gentlemen, such 2.
shrts shirts silk shirts and drawers suspend
Sent on 3aw3v6 DUyAI,L 4 BROTHER
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Lives insured !; ~; 80, ..W
Isaac AppATT, Secretary fl8 ta3 raf
Cn,Slrs ssLDse buildings, Pennsyivanis
W. p Joassros, NJ D., opposite City Pos, once 7n street.
fhampcs expa natory Of the principles operations Of the
company can be had application At the AGENTS once
=
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wni,.m A. wheeler q 90.

DEG inform citizens Of washington and me Wstnet
they established branch Of their New roik MOUSE IN
city, OF ION street. where cy
have a complete Of staple and Fancy stationery
American Enrih German manufacture They IN
yits paicuar attention iher stock o. FANCY AND ORNA
MENTAL STATIONERY, ENGLISH iLLuMInATED BIBLES,
from be facilities they in importing their goods drcct from
enabled 10 or inducersenta
purchasers NOT 20 found other In This city.
Sept 11--imn
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O IN REWARD subscriber Luray,
9l0U Page county Virginia, the 9th boy named Aaron
about feet OF inches high,
spoken 20, thick lips, and heavy tongue He
when e domestic kesey faded black color
other clothing with him. not ecoieced
$50 will be given should he be apehended
the 500 that
again. reasonable charges viii be paid delivered 10 me al
lurny
Aaron len in company spriehty yellow boy red complex,
on red hair and spotted but heavier
- VIM A. CHAPMAN,
pt2a-f Luray, Page county, Virginia.
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CHARACTERIZATION or STORES.
Navy DEPARTMENT,


Bureau Of Provisions and Clothing September ID i54s
DROPosALs endorsed Poposais freight Ma
Gao" will be received at this bureau until three O'clock p
Thursday the ll 649 transportation OF
Boston, Massachusetts the port Of Macao In China there TO
BE- delivered te United torekeeper shoIe or 10
the senior naval oce The offers must state the price
per barrel dy and each
barrel Tor half bae of beef pork -four rce vinegar pickles.
whkey dried apples, will considered barrel all other
packages be estimated az the OF on cubic feet
barrels the s will be deducted No pmage 10 be al
lowed Ten fair weather working days be allowed at each OF
be made In the United States 70 be
selected the bidder and designated the chaerpary within
thirty after producing satisfactory evidence Of the delivery OF
yard by the October 6i9 ready receive
and, presented for examination within three days
being notified will consider itself
liberty offer the freight the lowest bidder, 10 make
best subserve the public interests
Sept H-la4w ttl .taf
Baltimore College Oriental
THE regular Course this Institution
the LAST MONDAY NovEMBER, and will continue four
months.
The Mechanical and Dssec,ns Rooms will be opened the last
FACULTY, NJ g3s
ELRAxAR PARMLv, M D., Provost
CnAPs Hams, A. M, NJ d., Professor Of Principles and
Tnosss Bosp w. M, NJ D., Professor Of Special Patnoo
ny and Therapeutics. .1gH"t
CyRgMus CoSE d. ID. ID. 81 Professor of Operative
Mechanical Dentistry.
PnlLp H. AUSTEN, AM Md, Demonstration Of Mechanical
Dentistry, nd Lecturer Dental Chemistry.
The College contains the most ample provision for
large and commodous rooms, all
necessary appances Mechanical Workshops; Inmary
supplied daily with patients for students operate Decg
thousands OF teeth PATHOLOGY
cal varietyj and two Lecture Rooms
Tickets for the Sl0 Dissection Ticket (opon $0;
Sept S~aaweosm ,p W. R. HANDY, Dean.
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THE steamer osCEOLA VIII, Sunday, the -
H.4l Of September, making trp week 20
2Rk die above place, leaving Washington every sunday
O'clock a M Returning, Baltimore every Tuesday
O'Clock She win regularly going ard returning .,
Leonardon, Mays Md and Cone river, Va
landings the Potomac for Signals 10 land
FOR NORFOLK
The steamer osceola viii leave every Thursday
O'Clock M Returning, Norfolk every Friday O'Clock
y. m. Passage and fare s5
She touches going and returning at Cone ver
landings JAMES MITCHELL,
sepO Captain
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TO CONTRACTORS.
RLuE RInGI

BLUE RIDGE RAILROAD.
PROPOSALS will be received the Undersigned
Brooksville, hbemae county vgnin, until LIST Of
for the construction OF through Ridge
geher with the decpc and embankmen herewith
each end.
The tunnel will be 6o feet IS feet wide and 20 feet high
ditch side will eastwadly,
mile, 700 below the
Proposals win be received onenlf
half is bid for.
Proposers localities bidding
and will obtain from the undersigned all necessary information
The payments will be CASH, with suitable reservation ill the
completion of The testimonials
prosecution Of the work, will be expected. at
Printed forms will be furnished application
undersigned.
by the President and Directors:
c. CRoZET,
Aug. ll--dt0ctl Engineer Blue Ridge Railroad
Proposals Will also be received until 10Th
next, of railroad the
side Of the mounan about eight and half miles comprises
much heavy work, and tunnel about 40 feet long.
Sept l5-tl5th Oct @. CROZET.
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UNITED STATES WHOLEsALE CLOTHING WARE
HOUSE. .lta
Ewfs AsHANFoRD Nos. asa a5a c6, and ass Peah sHss,,
L. (between Fulton burning slp York, have
Of CLOTHING United
adapted all markets. In the article Of Shirts and Drawers
OIL CLOTHING AND COVERED HATS the world. PLAIN
AND FASHIONABLE CLOTHING, OF all kinds.
Catalogues OF stock sent promptly filed
LEWIS B. HANfORD,
Nos. 25a, 25f, 255, and 25e Pearl st., N. "
lime No nm .
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DIsokvvoed's Edinburgh Mag.zine for September
TAYLOR 4 MAURy,
BOOKSELLER near yh street
septT lNewsJ
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BENNETr OLEnENTs,
.Netarv Fsbhc Bonfv Land, Pension, and Gcn0Gi
.7gotL at U,ashingtoa,

Notary fsbhc, Bomfp Land, Pension and 6cnneI
.7gs,,t, at Washington,
CONTINUES prosecute claims for revolutionary services in
VALID revolutionary, halfpay aud widows pensions, and all
claims growing out Of Tie Of 1872 and the late with Mexico
His long service clerk In the Treasury Department. and
recent and extensive AGENT enables him
with promptness and efficiency all claims committed his
and management His charges uniformly moderate Its
pccted that correspondents viii pay postage.
RETTEREscEs,
Hon. A. r. Bagby, Ala Hon. A. Iverson, Ca
T. Butler King, Ca. Col A. q. Bennett, 2. NJ. army
r. y. Rheu :. G. Gen. N. Towson, r. M. Gen.
J. 4, Phelps, Mo- Hon. n. La Sere, La.
2. w. Tompkins Miss Messrs Gales h Seaton,
J. H. Harman-on, La Messrs. Corcoran Riggs,
}. q. Chapman, Md. Col +. p. andrews, p. N, A.
d. 3. kaufman, Texas Col ID. J. Ricardo New orleans,
Job Mann, Pa Maj. Lloyd j. Beali, p. NJ. A.
Paris, comptroller OF Peter Hasner, ESQ, Sd auditor
treasury. treasury
Sept g7-iy
National Medical College, Washington, ID. q.
THE ANNUAL COURSE OF LECTURES win commence on
March.
FACULTY.
THOMAS MILLsR NJ D. OF Anatomy Physiology
WfLAn JoHssros, NJ d., Professor Of Obstetrics and
Josnu. RLEY d. Professor Of Maieha Medca Therapue-
ics and Hygiene.
ions Fsspssiok MAY D., Professor OF the Principles
GsIrros TTLrs d. Professor Pathology Practice Of
Medicine.
Lrosaap GALr D. Professor Of Chemistry and Pharmacy
RonsRr kso sToss NJ d. Adjunct Professor Of Anatomy and
J.srs &. MoRoAs, NJ D., Prosector and Demonstrator.
Clinical twice selected
ngton Inhmary. Operations performed before the olass
Fec for full course Of lectures So Demonsaors ticket So
Good board procured from q so - per
| WILLIAM r. JOHNSTON, NJ. d., Dean,
July lo-2awGthNov 7h street, between and
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SEPTEMBER Report Of the Mutual LAfe Insuranoo
u Company Of New York. Once No. IS Wan street
accumuaied fund August lsfe exceeding ee7apo
month of September, issued hun
areda dtveu new polic vi
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NOTICEThe begs inform the citizens and
public generally that he has just employed wormen n 10
rope skill and experience,
which, together win knowledge and practice In the bust
ness for thirty years. confidence that he is
prepared jewery and silver,
kc superior cheaper Than other establishment known 70
country His customers Respectfully
requested 10 leave their orders with S.... 49,
Penn. avenue, between Oh and ION streets
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o pairs "a point scarlet blankets to measure 81 by %
100 poa, green Ms as' blankets s by
800 green aeknac blankets, 90 by
$50 AZ Macknae blankets 81
100 pairs 81 pon, blue Masknac blankets to measure
400 n sssss Ss HsSS suu.., .
fSs; sss ss ssfss;
1000 yards scarlet suouds
goo yards blue s,roads
go yards fancy isi eioin' seads, "
200 yards gray list cloth, blue s. .7..H" s#a
loo yards saved list eIon, scarlet
100 dozen nag handkerchiefs
is ssss maSias
90 g dozen dozen 81 q cotton COTTON s sssws
s. dozen A cotton shaws ~ ...
D 600 yards domestic calico 5'G . NJ
1899 SSSS yards yards s Mssna sr sa Esneh calico
5000 yards Georgia stripes
!s' SSs yard. domestic .,ni,ns, slssshsa
$4,000 yards domestic sheeuhe unbcached
800 ~, yards cheeks ~ stripes, and plaids a
1000 yards plaid hnsey
800 yards hannes assorted t.."..
200 calico shirts r, ,.
49o pounds linen thread
400 dozen spool cotton, Nos | to 80
a go pieces u. ISa ,isla assorted w.
1000 yards Kentucky jeans .l.. ...
500 yards sattnetts
lso gross wos,ed gathering
% aoaen III hanskeehs bark and Bundana
Hardware.
I,7so pound. brass kettles
Is nests ofjapanned kettles, 8 in mes,
2.6 dozen butcher knives r... .....'
2e'ooo gun nlns ... 49,.
1000 hsh hooks .
a. o 70 dozen loas1.f hsn hines. lines
100 30 Sosen s ss;.sst.. ASSORTED s..osa
= aonens.s 70 weigh from x 70 81 pounds
aidozen hatchet TO weigh y pounds
70n,e.. 10 weigh from az 20 SIX POUNDS
100 half axes. s % weigh 81 pounds ''''''
Is broad axes
S drawing nn s.ss ~ aenss ensh inch
$50 pairs names = = N.
80 80 poand SI Sla. sn sesse. #a
rs IL s mssa saw noes
20 20 e a~%s cuts saws, feet in length
100 hand cav files
20 log chains, % weigh IS pounds each 1
600 wniiemore cards, No. 10
90 planes, fore and jack
N"""e" .""',
.Ss- in iensti Of barrel u inches, be
cred city Of New York Philadelphia, may be
required.
SAMPLES o ali the above articles deposs the sce OF the
Commissioner Indian Affairs proper
those OF hardware agricultural and guns
entirely new and quality
nished under former contracts.
The proposals may be divided into four parts, viz
Ist blankets.
ad DIV rood.
%. Hafdwarr, 10 include agricultural implements, sc.
4th Northwest guns -
The lowest competent responsible bidder w1 receive e Whole
%eni rseyas 20 tse The determine whether The bidder
comp.cnt md rrsponabe or not.
The whole amount In money 20 be applied 20 the purchase
goods viii be about $4,000 department rg
or dlminis quantity The ARTICLES named
substitute thereof require similar prices,
goods az NAV wanted
a. deparmeut Of
All other things being equal
Mi the nples Of cloths
will be- when domestic article bid for that sample OF
should ACCOMPANY hid
etber n 4 OF eaus quality with the SAMPLES be exhibited
rbr .rty poons o supuy articles will make
n The tenn embraced An DC above list and as the prices dot
lar and cents NJ which lie or they furnish them deliverable
New York or the prefer. H. guam
u,y may Louis. Missouri ee Of expense ths
.ni,y Of .h scs s necissd IN h adyeriseent and en-
tending The cost making an arrrnie Of whole invoice
Ting he hid The goods viii b. Inspected in New Yok land in
Ia
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Whole tickets s2o-Halves si0-Quaucn s5-EiEhths - 80
Certificates packages Of Is whole tickets, s27o %
. DO do half do 1S %
no no do Is eighth do 1B
Orders Certificates Of Packages In The
above splendid receive The most prompt suenuon and
Of each drawing sent Immediately amer over
o all who order from . ....x.
Address ia q. mAOhf, Agents,
Sept 97- Alexandria, Virginia
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7 KNOX WALKER Will practise law the Supreme
~ Of United States and sftcnd
claims ssain. government Addrl.s Washington, D. D.
Mar. Io--d
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Christopher Gramnner,
Attorney and Counselor at Lao,
HAVING side Of Pennsylvania Avenue be-
ii ~ 9th Streets will continue practise law in the
claims Congress- De
partnen Board Of Commissioners Of Mexican claims
l2-eOd2n ~ N - b
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Colts Improved Repeating Pistols"
INJECTING Europe for months oil inquiries
u n relation be addressed 10 j. Knox Walker
who empowered attorney and general %
contract orders for the delivery Of said pistols
May l6-d3m ehhoEb cobT'
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MR- A. DE vAUDRICOURT begs leave 60 inform the
m public and his ends that having permanently located In Wash
tuition the French
Italian and spanish languages and also Of The piano forte and draw
branches References Of the very rcspecabit
win applying his residence l2t between and
d. Gb-on Academy Daviss store
Mr. Andcrson's stationery
July l7--eodn
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CREyCH and Spanish Lsnguages--J MEfRRE, late pro-
United stes navy, Yale College, &C., respectfully
quain Of Washington that he contemplate giving in
above languages, well AZ In the English 10 for
eignerr.
Prof Meerc his reputation instructor II
established here require particular references
TERMS &c. address AZ the bookstores OF Messs fanck
TAYLOR Maury Fischer, his residence Mrs
Williams = opposite Mr.. FTanck Tayor, Pennsylvania
Nov e-n
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PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN GOODS.
DspAsrMEsr OF rnr TsrrHIoT

DEPARrMEsT the INTERIOR,
OFnck IspiAE AFFAIRS, September ~, io4s,
EALED PROPOSALS. will be received at the Office Of the Com
" missioner OF Indian Affairs Washington city, until ~ O'Clock
Thursday, the LIST day OF November next furnishing the fol
lowing goods Ia the quantities annexed tereabouis for the
the Indians and deliverable IN the city Of New York viz;
..afef Bianksts.
2l00 pairs point white Macknac blankets
inches, and weigh eight pounds
1900 pairs ~ point white Macknac blankets, 81 by 81
inches, and weigh six pounds an
l,l75 pairs point white Macknac blankets, ~ by
inches, and weigh five and quarter pounds
$50 pairs IN point white Mackinac blankets % by 81
inches, and weigh four and quarter pounds
300 pairs point white Maeknac banke % by ~
400 inches, and weigh three and quarter pounds .
400 pairs point scarlet Macknac 80 by n
inches, and weigh eight pounds
800 ~ point scarlet Macknac blankets 81 by %
inches, and weigh six pounds I.
100 pairs ~ point Macknae blankets 60 by "a
inches, and weigh ten pounds
800 point Mackinac blankets 60 by n
inches, and weigh eight pounds .'a#
$50 pairs AZ point Macknac Blankets 81 by GO
inches, and weigh six pounds
100 pairs ~ point geninea blue Macknac blankets
" by ~ inches, and weigh ten pounds
400 pairs point geDtnela blue Macknac banke
90 by ~ inches, and weigh eight pounds
800 pairs IN point gentnea blue Mac nac blankets
i II "a by ~ md six z s
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urANrEp daily. a. ono Baltlmore Ph,l.aeIphia, Now

DC, a-s,aw,lstNov.
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CEsERAL House Furnl.hins Dry Good. w~sroom

CEsERAL Ho.se E.rni.hins Dry Goods wsreroom.
Intending keep house.
prepared their for The reception Of much
hitherto city g. ID. will be- absent for few days
u making their purchases and would respectfully desire
all who be In Of the pete best and most extensive
sornent choose their return They viii have
sapeb Tapestry Velvet Tapestry Brussels, and Brussels
Dsnssk iwuIed and plain Venetian Carpetns
Togehcr with everything and good which may Be needed
their line. Aug 2-ff2w2awh
Agency Of the Beek-P~biishing Houses I'm fs United
TAYLOR MAuRy, boos.sier. and .,.ouer., Pennsylvania
near eh street, having formed connexions with the
principal establishments Of the country, supply
hot. H. la, ar snsie copies at he lowest @
Schools Institutions, and individuals
books from The northern cities, trouble
TKYLoR MAURY, In Warrington city. July
CHEAP aOoDs--we wouid the remaining
them out q, prices % may give call They are
Worked and standing collars
inside handkerchief and Jenny Lind habits
Lace and usin capes, worked cuffs
Thread, SILK, and Md gloves
Face and bonnet flowers . ...
Dress and bonnet caps, nbands, &C. -
And variety of articles usually sold in sss store Cal and see
Asr-eoa Successors 70 1T q q. King
DHuIP BARTON KEY win attend 60 any business
may before either Of the courts Of this Dis
ci and WIN also attend the prosecution Of claims before Don
pess and the Department. once on y street - -.
WAsHrsros, July 10, 1875 July H-nw"
Benjamin r, Worcester teacher
AUTOBIOGRAPHY during the past In several schools s
city continues 10 rive private (Mrs " NJ
Posters, Oh street, between and b reasonable terms.
Sept 2-lawu
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DOBERT j. WALKER viii practice law I'm enc su.
IL preme letters
thinks attend claims before Congress
the but viii devote his attention exclusively
o intrusted him in the Supreme Court
Once on Pennsylvania the Seven Building, Wash
inRton ID. e.. Mar 6--u
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pHONOGBAPHv.Proesso Benjamin r, Worcester, teacher
ofPhonoxaphy during the several schools IN m
private (Mrs. v.
Posters Oh street, between and b reasonable terms.
Sept 2-lawu
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IOHN NJ McCALLA, late second Auditor OF the Treas.
offers his Of claims The govern
before Congress- In the settlement OF mill
accounts and agency business generally He VIII also pacnc
law in the District courts. -
addressed business should be post paid HE o.
fee at the Of 9th and Louisiana avenue opposite me Zee
graph Office.
WAsHiSoros CRY, April o6-eoemf
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o. Capt Charles Wilkes, late of the exploring
expedition, it is stated, will be sent out as
mander of one of the vessels to be dispatched in
searcNbf Sir John franklin. Capt Wilkes has
recommended that the researches of the expedition
be directed oiNelnglon Inlet, nearly every other
point being better covered by the expeditions al
ready projected. After describing the routes taken
by Richardson and Ross, and the points at which
the whalemen are on the lookout, he states that
the Wellington Channel is the only point left open
for search to our countrymen, and that ample time
yet remains to have it explored during the coming
season. The voyage to The channel can be made
in forty five days, and if vessels are now fitted out
would be able to explore this channel thoroughly
20 its furthes extent navigabe point, and, if not
to succor, they will ascertain whether Sir John
Franklin had taken that route, and return safely
back before winter with tidings.
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C. A r P ETIN G.

u full and complete Of the newest styles OF Vevet
Tapestry Brussels Tapestry Imperial three ply ngan s-
perfne Ingram andV Venetian Hall and Stair Carretng.
Baizes, Rugs all at remarkably low prices
FLOOR OIL. CLOTHS.
WIDE and put down at short noaica. Ior rooms
halls, cahins oi vessels etc.
CANTON MATTINGS.
- 81 Floor ,langs, ana, best quality.
Heavy Spanish Mating.
HOUSEKEEPING DRY GOODS
muslin and lace Curtains silk and wool and oher kinds
of Drapry Conces Curtain Pins Gmps, Cor,
Tasses Nusquo Netting, Linen and Cotton Shooting, Table and
Covers Dam.k and Diaper Toweng Counterpane
goods r House Furnishing line, at the
lowest prices CHlTTENDEN d DAMERON,
my2S 6t2Jp % and 81 Customhouse streets.
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o. 1t is stated that important dispatches have
been received at the War Department from Cali
fornia setting forth that the people had organized
n Government for themselves, and had adopted the
Wiinot Proviso as "a fundamental article. 1t is
also reported that Mr. Crawford, Secretary of War,
recommends to Gen. Taylor to organize strong
military force in California, of volunteers, to sllS
tain Gov. Smith, until Congress shall act for the
Territory. These dispatches are the sane carried
on by Mr. Parrot, who arrived in the Severn. Il
may be so, but nothing Of the kind named trans
pired when Mr.. Parrot was in Mobile, where he
conversed freely, NOR by the accounts since re-
ceiyed
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The HUTCHINSON STAKES. - These popular
stakes, opened nv the South Carolina Jockey Club
for next year, 1885, closed on the first day of May,
but did not gill rs we'll as was expected. 1t is
thought that If the time of closing had been ex-
tended to the first Of August, the nominations would
have been more numerous, and larger field in.
sred on the day Of the race. The first stake, how
ever, for three year ods, although deficient in the
quantity, has nothing TO regret in the quality of its
entries. There are three nags named from Vir-
glnIa, and three from South Carolina, coming from
the best stock of the country two Trustees, Bos-
ton, an imported Mercer, an Orator, and though
last, not least a colt by Hero, who distinguished
himself so much in his own day, when in the
stable of Mr.. Sinkler.
Sweepstakes for three year olds, two mile heals,
to he run on Wednesday of the race week; sub.
scription $3.50 each, $50 forfeit if declared before
the lst of November, 600 after that time! If two
or more start, the Club TO add $500. CLOSED lss
of May)
l. John Harrison. Jr oh. f. by imp Trustee. of
American Maid.
2 9. p. Hare names ch c. by Boston, ont of Canary.
D. T. and Green name b. by imp Mercer full brother
James Tally ch f. by Orator. of Sarah WASH
lngton.
g. M r. Singleton names en- c.. Guardian. by imp. Trus
tee out OF CHI m by imp Rowt0n. out OF Phenomena.
r. Singleton names b. Sumter. by Hero. oil imp.
Fleet. by Augusus.e
Sweepstakes for Two year oils, mile heats. No
nominations.
To Sweepstakes for three year oids, mile heats,
Mr.. NJ r. Singleton's CHI. c. Gmardian was the
only nomination. Charleston Mercury.
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Dry Goods Selling Off, and No Reserve as to Pric es
NJ r. HAGGERTY e. BRO,

TO-DAY, sell heir Stock Of
Fancy and Staple DRY GOODS ami at low prices These
been purchased within the
months prices will be sold
pesent price goods, offer
inducemelt purchasers.
Purchaser. looking through stock will find that do not
price leading well articles,
that all Goods offered at the reduced prices
Merchants adv
through Stock M X. HAGGERTY & BRO,
mvai 2pt cod No. IS Canal