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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-09-22
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DEG inform the citizens OF Washington and The District,
they established branch Of their New York house IN
city, Of ION street. where they
assortment OF Simple and Fancy stationery
Of American English French, and German Insy IN
particular their stock OF FANCY AND OkNA-
MENTAL STATIONERY ENGLISH ILLUMINATED BIBLES,
facilities they possess IN importing shs rood Sscs nom
purchasers found other store In this city
ll-1mh
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nx aREEN q TAsTET. Anctlone.rs.

INTENSIVE SALE OF STOCK, FARMING UTENSILS,
II CORN, FODDER, STRAW AND 900 TONS FINE T1Mo-
THY HAY AT AUCT1oNon Wednesday the 10Th instant we
Mr. j. Williams, the farm belonging
Mr. r. Clark adjoining the farms Of Mess Dgge Jackson
Kikwood and Chew, the Adephia Mills Prince Georges
about miles from Washington, and three
Badensburg, commencing at 10 O'Clock, hrst
rate Of the above, viz
head Of good work horses
caf consisting Of yoke Of oxen, mich cows, lot OF
hoe-, &c.
9oo barrels corn, fodder, straw, &C
900 prime timothy hay
I wagon, canyal, and ox-cans
Pougrs, hArrows, cutivaors
In short, all other farming requisites : Z, - - - a..
and under eD cash over cfeui'
NJ ana r mon,hs for notes satisfactorily endorsed
ehbbN y
sep5-eodSds h"euoneefs
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OFF Presbyterian Church.By Divine permission
the Rev r. W. Cushman will preach In this church Sabbath
next, II O'Clock M. and in the afternoon o'clock
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ADAMS q CO.'S CALIFORNIA ExPREss.
EW s2R dkdfG

EW - - Sfkdkk
u,HE subscribers respectfully give notice that they
have California; and will transmit let
ters parcels packages specie Sc 70 San Francisco via hs
o Chagrcs, sending special
agent through TRIP will take charge OF freight and at
person Its immediate delivery Letters VIII also be
Valparaiso Caao, Oregon and the Sand
islands, sailing from New York iof Chage
Our first express York SATURDAY, 18th Sep
tember, EMPIRE CITY, under the direction OF MT
D. Haskell who has for several been voiaby known 70
Bostos once and who has been admit
partner reside San Francisco, and have entire control
Of business there. -
ADAMS CO., e Wall street New ss xoss;
1852 street, Baltimore.
Pennsylvania avenue, washington.
Sept T-eodt<th
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The Diocesan school, Alexandria, Rev. E. A.
Dalrymple, Rector.
THE session Of this institution win commence on me second
object school educate youth thoroughly Christian pn
cpcspepae the junior and senior classes OF college,
duties The extensive depart
languages and the greatest taken secure
branch Terms e0 session.
payable advance Parents sending two sons pay
$3.50 each. Bedding $l0 per session exta.
early notice. that places may be
es,y requested present Themselves psnsay on s 49, day Of
Rector, post once Theological ssmins Fairfax
county, Virginia." Aug 6-Sawow
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eores iussed edition 70, g.e'sntston,
Outlines Of Astronomy, with rfses le West on
Chdren websch Mechanics and Ensineehns Won
q Just issued and received Tor sale By ..,,,v
Sept 10 Booksellers, Wh street,
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new FAN and winter Good. and F.sh'e"'

ANE TUCKER tailor, Pennsyivann avenue nave
la This York. % their own ss'ecuon
fashionable stock Of French and EnEsh cohs Ca
and most approved shades and
oaeps together and varied lot OF gennemens ufnsn
ing articles, superior figured and PLAIN k % 80
invite the Of their numerous fends and
. "s I, . ~ s..b,ons. Sep 9-3taw3wf
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nv &c. ?. WRIGHT, eservsse,vr.

ny E. 2. WRIGHT, Georgetown.
TRJIsTEErs SALE OF THREE-sToRY BRICK HOUSE AND
LOFTY deed dated the 10Th day OF sep
tember and recorded OF Washington
OF premises the oh day OF october
NEXT nj O'Clock OF lot 60 In the original plan george
town. d. O. Of Jefferson street. with me uree
story brick house Terms cash. In bankabc mnds
Sept l9-dn H. .. WhiShi, hee.
rpt.u Theological Lectures OF the late Rev. David
Dogne edited BY the Rev Joseph Samuel o. ~ ffey sec
and edition. yo History Of the National Constituent Assem-
y OF France May 1875 by " Corkran vol scenes
where Temper has Tnumphed BY the author jan
lain vol The Reader being selections from e wnnngs
Of Washington Irving prepared M the use o. school vrop
Sept 10 fhhNCn 1890
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the anti German union antHungaran, and anti.
Cuban policy OF the ociemvrate. / fancy they reckon
without their host in ohucking the notion that little
buster against reacory" France will wipe from the
objection Of the oeignbon the late subscrviency
Of the wing cabinet the conservatism Of Nicholas We
will see.
Messr. Bancroft and Buchanan both Of whom are now
in New York. have been visited by large number OF the
most respected people Of the city. have seldom before
seen much unselfish attention paid here strangers
Russ and his partner estimate that pave all broadway
with his improvement will cost S320,0O0 An economical
expenditure It will be, though appearing large II con
summaed IL will save, in the lees destruction Of merchan
disc in the street. furniture go yearly, hall the
total Of the work The Russ pavement though expen
sve down. has proved economical In the end
than that laid In New York any other plan.
Brady the daguereoypis, has just published spirited
Autograph Of 'thc octemvirate, and all As dissste
f the subject is me, admire the picture because
really the finest specimen Of the photographic ye
produced in this country. have very few Paris th
ographs superior TO IL.
Bun's splendid picture, his "Scven-mie Mirror" con
corning which wrote you length In the spring. having
been finished, Is being exhibited previous 10 It's de
parurefor Europe. proves great hit, indeed present
ing faithful panorama picture Of the scenery the
lakes, the 81 Lawrence Niagara, and Saguenay rivers the
most picturesque region In the world well the
historically interesting this continent
Hudson, the newy-impored Irish comedian. Is draw
ing crowded houses at the Broadway while Burons stool
company are astonishing the city with the which
hey do up English OPERA under the direction Of George
Loder the most efficient musical director 10 New York b.
long odds for he accom- pshes more for his means thar
orchestral leader have had here in many years
Brougbam the talented stage msnagen leading actor AND
author OF the same establishment has lately writer
and produced local DRAMA styled TEMPTATION, which
having grand run. Il has already been played half
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~ RENT, large and commodious aw W. s,,s s
Lii erected Of Twentieth street we-s sna
u ON the Ant floor large pao and @ns I'm,
with buffers pantry On me sssu"1 90 h,,,s,
chambers with dressing and bath rooms % Msss ra.ssl.
supplied with bot asa she An she bach build
nc be stchen cooking range and s.pPse
&c ss.rp In cellar large store room ana iur
rom 'ss , hs building also small Conservatory sdoin
ing one Of The grO' XXI McKgAN, I'm S. Navy Dept
ron sAI-Tbe lot occupied BY The snds:nsS on
q street = =
. Aug 3-eodu
THE Misses Hawleys' Boarding and Day school To-
Young ladies' (Pennsyivana avenue, between 1h ana 100
srcets,) win reopen on Monday, September 24th.
Sept 4-2aw3w
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WARNING

Mr.. SANDERS: trough your columns permit
me to respectfully notify the public that my abdom
lnal or spinal supporters, using whole or a half
elliptic spring, or that have three or four dorsal
pads of any arrangement, or composed in any part
OF horn, are an infringement of his patent Body
Brace;'' and that manufacturers, Druggists, and in
are cautioned against making, vending,
or using such iufringements, they are liable to
him for the full price of his brace, on each instru
ment made, sold, or used.
E.P. BANNING, I
deco Inventor of the Body Braces./
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President,s Trcssare.

We are informed that the Presidents Mes
sage was passing by telegraph from Louis
vile to st. Louis yesterday afternoon. 1t
will probably be here tomorrow morning.
Directly it comes, it viii be issued from this
Office in an.extra. If the Speaker has been
elected, we shall publish the dispatches i'm
mediately they are received, in extras, as
there will be no paper issued tomorrow.
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liant of the body. Why do we abhor

liant of the body. Why do we abhor
sinister faces, whilst that one which is moul
ed in beauty. and imprinted with the ines
ments of lovelness and of innocence, is so at
tractiye2 tits not the body-the mere ag-
gregation of molecules-that we love, but it
is the spirit which moulds and gives them
FERNS corresponding with its own impulses
that>we SO worship in the face of the lovely
and the innocent. Then let US read the
teachings Of nature; for thus we learn. that
IN the beauty of the mind, in the pure and
spotless thought and in the holy sentiments,
can we hope to gain a loveliness of feature, or
tomerit the love of our fellow creatures.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1849-12-25

I'VE have now obtained the assistance of an
excellent JOB Printer from Louisville and having
the largest and most fashionable assortment OF
types betweeh-L louisville and ST. Louis we can
do work in 5ctterastyIe than any other Office in
his region, and on as reasonable terms.
SThe Journal Office is prepared to pin
Steamboat Bills in plain or colored inks, and in
the haDdsomest styles. We have one of the II
est and largest cuts made in the West, with
smaller ones for large cards, &c. If our work is
not equal to that OF Louisville in beauty and
.neatness, no charge viii be made. Steamboat
cards of all sizes and quality executed on reas-
onabIe terms. We respectfully Solicit of our
steamboat friends share Of the patronage they
so literally bestow on the louisville and Gin
cinnati offices.
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NO Paper To-ImorrOyV!

In accordance with the custom among pub
fishers, we give the whole Office leave of alb
sence from duties to-day. Play days are
rare among printers, but we assure the pub
lie they are highly appreciated when they do
come. No paper viii then be issued from this
office to-morroW
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Notice---EIection of Trus

At meeting of the members and congregak
the Evansville Presbyterian Church, held il
18th inst, at the Church of the Rev. Mr.. J Of
was resolved to hold an election for TTrhst
said Church-Noticeis, therefore, herebyst., at
said election will be held on MONDAY, yhdanco
7 O'Clock P. NJ, at the Church. A II
is requested. By order of the NEE Ses'y.
deco A. VI. No
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1849-12-25

BosToNA.-This splendid steamer arrived
here yesterday at o'clock from New Or
leans having made one Of her six day trips.
She left on Tuesday last with a large crowd
Of passengers. Several English families got
off Of her here to locate in Evansville or
neigkborhood. We thank the clerk for a
large package of papers.
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from the N. o. Delta.I
The Spirits OF tEae Dead.

AS OA SEAC OC60s
1t is beautiful belief,
That ever round our head,
Are lowering OIL noiseles wing
The spirits of the dead.
It's beautiful belief,
When ended our career,
That il will be our ministry
To watch DER others here; b a
To lend moral to the flower, ..s.
Breath wisdom on the wind,
To hold commune at nights lone hour.
With the imprisoned mind;
To bid the mourneT- cease to mourn,
The trembling be forgiven;
To bear awav from ills Of clay, a
The infant to its heaven
All when delight was found in life-~
And JOY in every breath "
Icannol tell how terrible tlI4
The mystery of death.
But now the past is bright to me,
And allIhe future clear,
For I is my faith that after death
still shall linger here. Echo.
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SARTIN's UNION MAGAZINE. The Janu-
airy No. of this beautiful Magazine is the
most splendid number which has yet been
given to the public. 1t contains about thirty
.engravings, several Of which are beautiful;
and forty-four original communications. tits
a very large number, containing 1O4 pages.
The publishers exhibit much taste as well as
energy in getting up their Magazine. They
offer to furnish 1t to subscribers at So year,
and offer in addition premium of a splendid
engraving. Single copies can be obtained for
25 cents.
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MIssIssPPI RIVER The Mississippi river
at Cairo is nearly gorged with ice, as we
learn from our attentive correspondent. The
highEwaters Of the Ohio cause back water in
the Mississippi at that point, and thus per-
mits the ice to collect. Tie upper Missls-
sippi is probably closed BY this time.
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WABASH RIVER We are glad to under
stand that the Wabash has been rising. and
is now sufficiently high to permit light draught
freighted boats to come down. Some of our
sieamboatmen have been impatiently waiting
for this.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1849-12-25

nrThe new and mammoth Uncle Sam
did not arrive yesterday. She will be here
to day certain if she did, not get here last
night. As we remarked Yesterday, she goes
no higher up than Evansville.
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ElegfSlnf,nre.

On Tuesday the following resolutions pass
ed the Senate-ayes 81, noes 2S-Mr. Great
house voting in the negative 81
kBe it RESOLVED by the General Assembly
lof the State Indiana, That our Senators be
INSTRUCTED and our. Representatives in Con-
gress be requested so 10 cast their votes. and
Eextend their Influence. TO have engrafted upon
ANY law that may be passed for the organiza-
ton OF the territory recently acquired from
Mexico a prOviso forever excluding from such
territory, slavery and involuntary servitude,
lotherwlse than III the punishment Of crimes,
whereof the party has been duly convicted.
'1Resotred, That the Governor be request
ledto toward to each of our Senators and re-
representatives. in Congress, a copy of this Joint
resolution ut his earliest convenience
The President laid before the Senate a com
munication from the trustees OF the Wabash
and Erie canal, stating that no resolution had,
been adopted, by the board oftrustees, on tho
subject Of a re-valuation Of the canal lands.
On Wednesday, was presented in the
House a bill relative to a railroad from Ev-
ansvilIe, via. Princeton and Mount Carmel,to
connect with the Mississippi railroad at Oh
ney, with an amendment, striking out the bill
ana Inserting SUBSTITUTE.
Mr.. -Garnahan of P, moved that the report
and bill be laid upon the table; not carried.
The bill was then recommitted to commit
tee on canals, &c.
Mr.. Withers moved to instruct the commit
tee to enquire whether railroad from Ev-
ansville to Terre Haute would not be doing
injustice to our bondholders &C.; which mo-
ton prevailed.
In the afternoon Mr.. Wilson. from the COM
mittee on Canals, &c, tie whom the subject
was referred, reported that the bill for the
constructionof a railroad from Terre Haute
to Evansville would not conflict with the
rights of the bonGholders. He reported the
bill for said railroad back to the House, with
an amendment making Patoka point;wilch
was concurred in.
The question being on the engrossment of
the bin, selt1
$ Mr. Chandler said, that he hoped the bill
bill would not be engrossed. Pass this bill,
SAID he, aud the bondholders viii come up
here at the next, if not at the present session,
asking to be discharged from making the CO.
nal south of Terre Haute, in consequence of
this Infringement upon their rights, and end
in serious injury to the whole upper Wa
bash country.
The original bill not having been reported
back by the committee, the whole matter
was sent back to the committee, and no further
had on the subject. 2
@Upto the afternoon of the 10Th, there
had been over 100000 hogs killed in Cincin-
natl and Covington this season. Besides
his 10000 had been brought into Cincinnati
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Gz=The Louisville Journal says that Brown,
the man who didn't get elected Speaker, is
an Irishman. 1t is suggested that Prentice
owes an apology to the whole Irish nation
from ST. Patrick down.
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The new Uncle Sam, Paris. U. States,
Hibernia, and VIM, Noble, were advertised
to leave New Orleans for the Ohio river, on
Tueaday.the 18TH
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Our thanks are due Mr.. Archibald
Dixon, delegate 10 the Frankfort Convention
from Henderson, for copy Of the new Con
stitution Of the State of Kentucky.
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HUp 10 the afternoon of the 10Th, there
had been over 280OO0 hogs killed in Cincin-
matt and Coyington this season. Besides
this, 10000 had been brought into Cincinnati
by railroad and canal. So says the Chroni-
ce 4l 8 GEE
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@We advise medical students to read
the Lecture which is concluded in this num-
Der ofthe journal. 1t shows the importance
to the physician q aknowledge Of Chemistry
and Pharmacy. Next Thursdays Weekly
Journal will contain the whole Lecture. Ex-
ira copies can be obtained at the Office.
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Job Printing.

TUESDAY GORNING. DEoEIBEIE %.
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tits among forms only that age may be said
to have an existence, for when we recognize
atoms, it is only as creatures with whom age
has nothing to do; for they are eternal, always
existing and ever in youth, with their eneF-
gies established from the beginning of crea-
ton.
As atoms are eternal, is it unphiloeophical
to believe that the spirit which governs and
moulds them, is eternal too? The wisdom
of ages, and the experience which long and
ardent research for centuries, has given us.
only proved irrefutably that atoms are the
mere creatures Of the Living Spirit, and that
in the formation process, each feature is
moulded tocouespond with the spirit-inbab-
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any madc nths State, poa5ya.ay
yanLlres oi the Falling Breast and >...un
Rihs, which saves great deal in way of re-.
vars We also use The Steel Plate Saws.
-"Ibh teeth sci in an anglo tha, cannot possibly
T'ifirc the finest staple, with an nprny,nnn,
:orcgnlatc the m"tng OF The cotton: our brush
? Is constructed on plan, giving at onr ne
advantages OF llghtncss, strength and, ,vce-
All very material ii Tie satcccgstl satcgessstls. ole
ofa Gin. We would invite planters to caii
at our shop. and examine for themselves,
%h.is, we would assure the public generally,
that they shall have no cause To coupn;n
either ol our work or prices
@ CABINET MAKING.
we are also prepared To do work in the
Cabinet inc---such as Bcds,cahs. Wardrobcs
Sales, Book cases, Stands, Tables, Cupboards,
&C. &c. at short notice, on liberal terms.
HUDSON &, BROTHER.
Opposite,hc Presbyterian church.
Sumtcrvillc, April22, 1917. 2G ly
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Sumter Bakery,

he subscriber respectfully informs thr
P"Hiw mat he '"nt!nGcs BIkn,, u h,S OH.
ftand 10 Broad street near Man Brc I'd ana
All varieties OF Fancy CAKE, Biscuits and
"FnchcrS, constantly on hand
In connection with his bakery he is in lai
) :cccpt o! FRESH OISTERS-and la
mas made arrangements 10 serve them up
ROASTED fEEu SrEwEp of IN the shr'.
iIf' CREAM, every variety nt Cnn.nr-
i,onaTy, Fruit, NatN" and Tropical, M,
fancy Arllc.cS, etc. c'". constantly on h,ni
~ FLOUR, OF the best brands lor Salc.
JOHN O'CONNOR.
July II, lol0 ~
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Bargainsl Bargains!

The subscribers have just received
one of the heaviest and best selected
stocks of Goods they have ever oponcd
and for quality and chcapncss cannot
be surpassed in this market. Cali and
Judge Tor yourselves.
BROWN, LEE, & co.
End Oct. 1S49.
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DRY saUUDS for FALL TRADE,
nE S,ISSIsH H.a,.:.E,GA,, - &,

Nv EIS.sdafa.yz0n, =. g..
The subscriber is n"w receiving one OF the
largest and most desirable STOCKS OF
GOODS that has ever been offered to the
friends and customers of :153 KING STREET.
He has, during the past Summer, made cx-
tcnsive additions and alterations 10 his rooms,
and is now prepared 10 show in his retail de-
partmcnt nos' splendid assortment Of
Rich Fabrics for HsdicS' Dress.
Such rs: Elegant Silks. cHStincrcS. Mus,
lin Dl.aines, Alpacas, Satin Du Chimes L1,!,
broidcred Orleans CIo!h, Pam Mcrinos. EN-
broidcrcd Casimcrcs, Chameleon Lus,res,
GiDghams, Prints, sc, &C.
Hn the Shall Departments.
He is prepared 10 Offer every variety OF
Long and Square SiIAWl.S, bo,h Plain AMI
Printed, Elegant Silk do, Plain AMI Embronl
crcd Canton Grape do. Cashmere aud Brochc
do.
great variety OF Rlch Black and Col rod
'5"k and SATIN M.tNTIIL.A$, NISETII,-.
aud SACKS,
y arg" stock Of Lin, nr and Linen Goods.
MarsciiIcs Gums, Frlngcs, DmiticS, Cur
tain S'u,is,
Every variety OF HOSIERY.
ALSO,
Goods for Genilcmcn's Wear. .s,,a,r.sss-
Broadclo'hs cassmerGss, T, ,cs,inrs, Cro"a,s -
I'm rooms connected with his front sale,
rooms he is prepared to o!t'.r Planters and
others on" "i the mos, complete assortment TO
BE- found IN Charleston OF
Blankets. EtcrSrys, Satti,c.tS,
.9c:iIlS, HOiirStiGs, a.. ~.
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Brass Tenders, Androns, .Shovc.s and
Iongs, Fancy Bellows, Hearth Brushes,
Chimney Hooks, &c. Those IN want ofsuch
ar''cics can find large variety Tor sale p,
moderate prices by
FISHER & AGNEW.
Columbia S. c., Nov. 6, 1910. . :,
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Cutlery, Guns &c,

Just received by recent arrivals from Ii.
vcrpool complete assortment of Table and
Pocket Cutlery. Double aud Single Barre!i
Shot Guns, comprising an Extensive assor
Incnt OF the above named articles, both wlh
regard TO quality and price.
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81 a.HaS
CASAMERES,

Double and single width Scotch, English,
German and Frcnrh Printed, Satin Stripes
and PLAIN CnsIncr"S, Paramcttas, Madanas,
&c. Plain Mode Cord ApaccaS, Satin
stripe d"., Black do, and Black Boinbaznes,
IN great variety and at all prices.
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A CARD,

The subscriber, having taken the corner
Store, (known as Mcl.cans) would, mas,
respectfully, acquant his old Friends, and
the Pnb!'c at large, that he will at all times
take pleasure TO accommodate them, IN Cut
ing ana Making up Garments, in The most
fasllionaoIc and substantial manner.
tc VA Keep constantly on hand a fresh
ana seasona6ic assortment, OF Quitting, OF
thc latest ana most approved Fashions, an
h0pes' by punctuaIlty and his desire toplcase
hll' 20 merit continuance of their Patron
age and confidence.
Jan. 1J, 1910, - If