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FoR SALE ANp TO Let.

Nchh shhss HA'p W
4. rRE 1f..s ssscE r . ss ,s PEW % IQT +
superior advantage 70 te asfsd ~ properly holder
igrnrhe tLrogsh lsrss village scniarihs IRON tss 20
se.sir eqss,on. se,ss is"s5.g ,r. s " sss
tureiascd IN The shar,s limited sss ssch-
,g s TIE Ss so6i rs res ao .siS osS
r Tnss sTa rs nra J"ss - efs, .s an
- esures shsrr the balance ss ts adet monthly
Isssy M riaSs,r. ~ ~ ''' 5ofis foGsc si
II EsIDEHCE on BsooKtYN HEIGHTS, FOR sALE-
Any one de.irsus of hasuE rtsdcnce the
have an unususiy avora6ie orr0rtoay. Fosr .srson.
lots s.n e gresssd n fns,.ts isrns
ready improve with ths ress a. cte BY applying a.
store ese Broadwsy.
EoR sALr.--A HOUSE AND Agotr SIX ACRES or
,a., si,s M ,.s nss,',sy nee, s., ~ ass
shmsS Or tie ,sH. would Sc rented or *. SIMMER sea-
srs inquire sfTos T. coSsoY ss ari Ros ~
or efI. b. HATHAWAY, On The prsmises.
PRooELyY-To LET, A BRICK HOUSE wIrn SUB
ies Srs,,s riik of ruon Ferry inqsirs q 6ASitI
WRIGHT 2S johnson street. orst y, Brdss a. BrooAyn
COTTAGE AND HOMESTEAD LOTS so,,o FEET
depot lero.s Issn Riysrrerens rhe e,sse, leave a
b or Is vev fs grounds snd return ty sclaek eve,
psi 'r,is,A5s 9 MeY Msisr %..1 Ssw
mises, except sundays.
EoR sALr-A rARN. OF ABoUr SIXTY AcREs,
situated stcut from North Orange New Jersey,
the read leading 20 nr Neekers establish
ment and within bali mil- 81 the Said farm is in
gcod condition ard commanding fine viev Terms easy
for rartisulars, inquire ct WAsHiNGToN NEEKtR.
GEvFN lots FoR SALE. IN TBE OPEN VILLAGE
" 81 Norrisana located the railroad aud Mash
igston avenue hns sbou. s feet o ~. depot aud about
the distance from the school level
los and ~ feet frnnt srd $50 deep te
sllo eseh srTlsd for within a. No ss Bowery
nRY GOODS sThND.--To LET THE STORE NO so
~ Grand street cefntr of Colabis being the hest stand
Tor the business IN that part f the city kent noderae
Tor particulars, inquire on the rrefnises. 81
JAMES A DJ Wv. 52D Crsnd street.
L'oR sALE-THRRE PURE BFEED NEWFOUNDLAND
fIrf ahent ss weeks old-Aay be AZ o. shipper
vile. nttatsr NJ.
- OoNs TO IEr-sISoIE oENTLrurN NAY ne
~ tctrctated vh very pleasant snd siry
" frfrished without te.rd. ~ immediate
ne ursory house Ne ~ Frankn street. e~ doors
rs-o RENT-k FURNISHED COUNTRY RgsIDgvCF
pleasantly stpated farnaica, Long Islan within
fye walk a the railroad depot
and vmodious has stable and rood tenant viii
rented moderate ~ith without the furrure
ARMY At the e1hee q Mr. Hcury Indow. ls Front
ftteet, orts hANsoN - hksils Jamaica, IL l.
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A TTENTIONl-JAHEs SCOTT, so LONG AND FAvO-
"A rahly known as the keeper Of the Bazaar in Dey
street, New York, WILL this day. house, No.
$50 Washington street, Brooklyn called the Washington
Street Shades and will he happy -eceiye call from
that he has spared pains catering for the comfort Of
The New York herald., 1850-06-08
THE TRADES.

DRINTERS sEETlNG.-A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE
New York Printers Union, will be held at Fountain
is No. ll9 Bowery this Saturds at o'clock
I.y order, HORACE GREELEY. President.
wv. N. PRISGIe. Recording Secretary.
The New York herald., 1850-06-08

PUBLIsnED BY NJ LEyETr. DENTIST. 62s BRO AD.
Preserving the Teeth Artificial Teeth, &c., &c.
This work is worthy the reputation OF the author ap
pears to 70 be uan and valuable treatise sub
jeet in which body interested and il should there
FORE he extensively circulated Courier Enquirer.
The New York herald., 1850-06-08

A THE SUMNER SEASON HAS NOW SET IN, AND
that the Indispensable necessity cf gentlemen procuring
Garments suitable to their with the
confidence, recommend them to FREDERICK AHRENS'
store 32 Ann, within doors Of Nassau he Is
particularly remarks BILE for giving elegant IT. and the
styles szd execution OF his work rantaoons vests and
soatt, has gained for him great reputation.
The New York herald., 1850-06-08

w toroage, Seine, Sail Wrapping aud Manufacturing
Twine; Shoe Thread in every yarety Glliug Thread
g." Frsaeby CEBRA CENiNG. IO6 Pearl street.
The New York herald., 1850-06-08

CoIDS, RHIurATisM. ASTHMA. .ERYsIPELAs. AND
" lruTtons n the skn. The medicsted yspor Sulphur
and Iodine Ia ihs a. sdninsfered BY " J. CARROLL IS
Bsreisy trcet, hy recommended for the
pantst ~ Drs Mott, Stevens hsNeven Boyd, Saith Dix
on, Miett and other sminsnt physicians.
- 000 O00 Vr goITLks sGAHir OF ps, kEi,-
been sold without faiiure ~ IL renew the
thrtv years sud 10 all rheumatic aad sther
scO forfeit ~iil be raid ~ We fail 10 satisfy the
sseresl q u. vonssrfsl curative ssects wh? will call
DR. X 81 A4 spd go Broadway between Grand and Broone
streets The trade supplied at 80 Pesrsr 60 esnts
- psr dozen.
DEAD TIE FOLLOWING TESTIMONIAL OF Pro-
N fessor ed.New York Hospital. jane 3 lsn-t have
rryted Emsnusl Lyons Magnetic Powder for the desruc
tien q insects, and certify ths " !. entirely free from
mineral or other corrosye pcor A. the resut %
uinatiou. would that IL u comtnatcn q various
.ercfahe substance. peculiar influence the in-
Edom. aud that may be used with perfect safety.
In reference its utility, 10 effects Astonishing be-
hsre n 20 ts skiifuly prepared substance ty which
vauale result " attained which does effect what Mr. Lyon
says, aud is veil deserving Of public patronage.
IAwRLNCE kkID, Professor of Chemistry.
r. Lyons DEPOT. 80 Droadwav
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RATH HOUSE. LONG tsLAND-hEssRs.o oRhsBEEk
- Davis respectfully announce to the public that the
above establishment prepared for the reception Of
families and transient vse furnished and rened in the
the hotels Of the city. The situation admits OF saes
zion position for bathing and salubri'y OF air.
sstes leave the Frsn Ferry every evening" at sock for
che Bath House: and landing Fort Hamilton
And 10 to hot
The New York herald., 1850-06-08
DAPrR HANGINGs. MnoLRsALE AND RETAIL

Guns AND PISTOLS
NJ SD Double barrel Fowing Guns smbrssinT every va
r'e'y, Enflish and German.
1fsO single bar rel do. do.
fuso United States Nusksts. elegant.
40 do. do. Rines.
2no0 Psirs assorted pocket holster and belt Pistols
coo Rsvolvers. ssrorted, 81 each.
Every article nssded BY sportsman or sunsn,h kept In
auanity
oeVl Ban Cartridges, Cutsssss. sabr.- Bowie Knives,
including full stock Of Hardware and Cutlery AZ ex
tremeiy low prices. A. W. sPIEsS CO,
The New York herald., 1850-06-08

WoODwoRTH planning MACHINES AND STEAM
w Engines.John H. Lester. No. Ie2 FELTON, street. 10
prepared to orders for machines and engines
parts OF either at the shortest notice. The Improved Plan
ing Machines 81 Testers the best and cannot be
surpassed Address D. Lester 1872 Fulton street. N.Y.
at the factory az Hastings on Hudson River.
The New York herald., 1850-06-08

w situati-R as Cock, ahamesrmait. or to % General
family The best Of city aud country
rvss Please salI - Csurand street. N ~
dsiar
The New York herald., 1850-06-08

THE LANDING AT CARDENAS - THIS EXPLOIT
l. msde n considerable noise in the werd. but it
sputcr, ao6ether mike the steady stream of
nhment crested by the incredibly low prices which the
hsndomest Patent Leather Cater Boots and Shoes in
world are sold At II Ann street.
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Farther PslrticWlIrs.--Arr Trivial of
lasc Empire City at New York.


The Empire City has arrived, bringing one
month later Intelligence from California. The
Oregon had arrived al Paaama, with three mil
lions in gold Gus,- The Empire iiv brings
over two millions in gold Gust, aud nearly three
hundred passengers.
Governor Bnrn-tt's Message appears to be
rather lame affair and does not give .atisf.c-
lion. Fremont elected U. ;. Senator on
the first ballot. Gwinn WIS elected the third
ballot. On the last ballot L. Butler King
ceived only one vote. DR.. Gwiun took passage
on the Falcon for New Orleans, Col. Fremont
had arrived at Panama and Intended 10 take pas
ss:e on the Empire City. but he WAS detained
III coa>equr nee of the indisposition Of his ac-
compli>h-d lady
T. Butter King is among the passe myers in the
Empire City.
The fire in San Francisco originated in Den.
nison's Exchange. 4 number of the PRINCIPAL
houses were DESTROYED The Parker house alone
lost 300 900. There also a large fire at
stockton, several buildings were DESTROYED and
The loss was about 5 $4,000.
Nm koihweii late of ~. Louis and Thomas
Mos!in formerly Of Cincinnati. who was in Walk
er's company IN tie Mexican War; are de ad
Ness Pork was IN good demand al x21LG3O per
brl; Flour $50; Rio Coffee l3c per ID; American
Pine Boards 5000 per thousand feet
Bar4ses Maria and John Farnum, from Ph;,,
delPhis, had arrived At San Francisco
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WASHINGTON. Feb. 8, 1859.

SENATE-A lengthy discussion sprung
up on the question OF receiving memo
rial in favor Of ,l!ssolving the Union.
The subject was finally laid over. and
the Senate then proceeded % the consi-
Iteration Of Mr Houston resolution re-
lative 70 the power OF Congress over Sla-
very Mr.. Houston spoke AT iengih upon
the whole suLI.ct OF Slavery. assuming
the middle ground, and recommending
Cancellation and conces slon by both par
ties.
IlorsE.- ilier the usual routine Of bus
mess the House resolved itself into Com
m!tlce al the Whole and resumed the con-
si,ieraton Of the bill repeating the law
limiting the expense OF collecting rhe rev
enue The subject was discussed at great
length. and the House. without coming to
any definite conclusion, adjourned until
Monday
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-02-13

WASHINGTON. Feb. 4

SENATE.-Thc Census bill was the only
matter Of interest up. II was discussed
Up 10 the hour Of adjournment without
coming TO vote.
HoUsE.-Mr. Root offered a resolution
prohibiting slavery in California-laid OF,
liable. IT'S TO 10! and another, declaring
il the duty Of Congress to secure equal
rights to people Of all colors-laid on
table. 1O4 to go!
Mr. Disney offered series Of rcsolu-
tions. declaring that the people Of every
separate community have an inherent
right 10 frame their domestic laws. and
establish their own local governments in
al cases. &c.
Mr.. Thompson Of Mississippi intro
dUced bill to repeal the law establishing
the Home Dep 1riment-reierrcd
Mr.. Cobb. Of Alabama, introduced a
resolution. that the Senate appoint twelve
members, six from the North and six from
the South. and the House ten from the
North and ten from the South ~ devise a
plan. predicted Oh constitutional princi-
pies. To settle the existing difficulties and
that they submit the plan to the two Houses.
that the harmony OF the two sections may
be perpctuated.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-02-13

1t IS the only sure cure for droPsy Il will
give relief IN all cases Of Gravel, nud IS a SURE
cure for that disc in its -arli-r stages. II
vail restore to state of he al IN the cebiitate.!
Liver and Kidney, eradicate all the morbid hu
niors which secrctrd in the system. 1t VI i'll
rive from the body all erupiions. II will expe!
he Cause OF rheumatism aud Cont from the
blood BY It's chemical action upon that Vital Hun.
II will cure pal itation Of the heart caused BY
| an undue flow Of blood through that organ. II
"ll give llfe and tone 10 the digestive organs
1t vii! promote Il healthy ami proper inse nsIb ole
Precipitation without which nn stem could sus-
ii4n itself. II " 81! CEN eitv change the whole
nIn, u diseased, DO ~ aut mtuf Wii feel It's IN
flnence. DR.. & Vaughn's Great American
Kennedy VIII DO all this. auf tritl IS thr only
argument We can DIR - support hat We have
said. We har. ;ri"d It, have. foun ii had viz
tu-s. told o1h-rs. they have all proved its aston
i-hiug powers. The press all over the country
spr1k Of it. the Agents say il sells better than
any mraiciHr ever snl,. before. Thousands arr
nov living who wuui! have been III thu /! grave
had not this aFtcl- been presented 10 th"m. See
our columns, reat Agent names, call AMI gel
pamphlets.
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Ks q "a 4 ii & Sincx.s
AGEsiCULTs RAJ WAREHOUSE.

I1NHE undersigned would respectfully inform
l. their friends and the public, that they have
moved their establishment 10 the
~ Corner Of Main and Franklin streets,AO
near Sloan's Hotel where they are manufac-
turing Flows ana other agricultural imple-
rnents, of almost every variety. They are
now making new and superior Pior. admirably
calcu lated for either two or three horses worked
abreast, having convenient appe ndage which
changes the beam TO any degree of land that
may be deemed necessary. The farming COM
munity especially invited TO examine this
Plow. They also keep on hand, or make TO or
der, the celebrated STEEL MoLp- BOARD PLows,
RoUGHr-IEoN PLows, COMMON CAST NoLD-
BOARD PLows, SUB-SoiL PLows, THREE HORSE
PLows, Sop PLows, and STUBBLE Pr ows, Right
or Left- Handed, and of all the different sizes
that may be required.
Also. SHOVEL PLows CORN PLows. CULrIvA-
ToRs-to expand or contract as may be needed
HARRows, DRAGs with hinges. HORSE RAKEs, &c.
GTThe Wrought on and Steel Mold Board
Plo,rs, are warranted to scour IN any soil that
may be found; they a superior article for
stubbe and other foul ground.
The Sod Plows warranted TO turn the fur
rows smoothly.
From long experience in tie business, and
their strc, attention, they feel justified in. war
ranting their work to he of superior quality; and
will he sold the most favorable terms for
CASH or approved Country Produce.
They thankful tor pas, favors. aud hone to
merit and receive shs1e Of the pubi,c's patron
age Persons ishing to purchase, respect
fully invited TO call and examine their work be-
fore purchasing elsewhere.
BEARD g. SlEEX.
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WASHINGTON. Feb. 6. 1850.

SENarE.-Mr Mangum presented a
series OF resolutions from town meeting
held nj Wilmington. y C.. adverse to IN,
legislation by Congress on the subject Of
Slavery.
MIR. Hale objected. and moved I, Law
the resolutions on the table. which motion
was lost: yeas 9. navs 40
Aner some unimpor,ant business. Tie
Senate resumed the consideration Of Mr.
Clays resolutions
On motto" Of Mr.. Mangum. the ladies'
we're admitted 10 the floor. Every corner
was crowded 10 sutiacation. and intense
"tetest was manifested throughout
Mr. I!av resumed his speech relative
10 the institution of Slavery in the fedora,
district. lie commended tina, i, coulJ no,
be abolished here in good faith. w;,hon,
the conditions named in the reso,u,io,s
With those conditions the nrobib;,io, If
the slave trade in the district which he
proposed. involved concessions by ne,her
section Of the Union All admitted The
rights Of the Slave States to prol,:b, the
sisve trade within their borders. and the
s,gnt had been extended by Southern
o's'es-Nentuckv among others. Surely
men, upon this poih, both sections mich,
and ought 10 make a common cause.
In regard to the recap,ure Of Fuo;,;xe
slaves he would go with him who oocs
far'hest lie held that every man in Tho
community was bound 10 a.sis, in ar.
resting fugtives from labor lie Eel, tina,
the South had great cause for COMPLAIN.
ing on this subjeet. and he considered !,
WE dssy Of Congress to pass laws regu.
'enng this matter. After some biref allu.
sson TO the last resolution Mr.. CLAW pro.
sseced With AZ appeal in support Of the
se proposition. and spoke till adjourn
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-02-13
WASHINGTON Feb 5. 1850.

SENATE The Chamber was dcnsclv
crowded with ladies to hear Mr. CLAY
speak. The Sergeant, at trms was com.
PEELED to lock the door 10 keep out the
crowd
On motion Of Mr. Foote. the Senate
took up the resolutions of Mr. Cas-. sus
pending diplomatic intercourse with Aus
iria. and moved to amend Ly adding TO
the resolution an expression of sympathy
with the heroic struggle IN Hungary. and
enquiring into the expedicncy OF giving
the Hungarian refugees portion Of public
lands
The subject was made the order of the
day for Monday. and
Mr. Mangum moved that,he S mate pro-
coed 10 the order Of the day. being Mr.
Clay's resolutions.
The resolutions being taken up. Mr..
Clay arose and addressed The senate.
Aiicr some preliminary remarks. he pro-
ceeded to speak directly on The resolutions.
lie did not present This measure with the
expectation that it would be adopted pre-
cisely as he had introduced it, If i, wa,
susceptible OF amendment whci, worll,l
make il more acceptable. be- hoped it would
be made. His object would be secured il
by any means the great question Of ag ia
ton might be settled. AMI the integrity OF
the Union preserved. Thn question, must
be discussed III Il spirit OF cpncjilatiot,
ana settled IN sPlrn OF compromise. Ills
object had been 10 present a measure
which. IN this spirit. would afford a plat
form upon which both section. Of he
country could Unite he Institution Of
slavery. IN his opinion on two entirely dis
Gnci grounds-SIlvcrv within he STA,
and Slavery without the sia,es --C Congress
had no right to interfere with Slavery in
the States. and II the time could arrive
when Congress would attempt 10 interfere
with the institution. then his voice would
Ne for war-f'icn he would feel tina, the
South were bound 10 resist so uGconsii,u-
honal Il measure. with all the means which
God or Nature had placed in their hands.
lie then pictured The evils to result from IA
civil war, arising from such state Of
things.
The next question considered was
Has Congress any power over Slavery out
Of the Siatcsi lie contended it had. bu,
while a want Of control over the ns,i,u-
hon IN the States was indiSputable, its
control out of the States was debateable
question. lie supported this with
engh'hened argument. lie next pro.
ceeded 10 inquire whether Slavery was
likely 10 be introduced into the New Ter
r'iories. California had decided negative.
~ and the climate and sol OF the re-
maInder forbid any other view WHY
then. IL these truths were evident. as they
must be to IA large majority OF the Senate.
should they not be prepared 10 Announce
them 10 the worldl lie carefully royiew-
ed the resolution relative 10 the boundaries
Of Texas.
Mr. Clay here yielded to a motion 10
postpone the further consideration Of the
subject until To morrow and
The Senate adjourned.
lIoUsE.--Mr. Morton announced the
death Mr.. Newman from the Wheeling
District. and after adopting the customary
resolutions the House adjourned
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Root AND SHOE STORE:


TNIIE subscriber taxes this method of -
i informing those wearing BOOTS
and SHOES. thai he has purchased tho cntire
stock of X. EsrELI, aud is receiving from
New ioTk and Cincinnati. cor Plete assert
meut OF Gents. Doors AND SHOES. of all d-<cr:p
iions; HoCTHs' AND BOYS do; LADIES. Nssss
AsD CaI.pazN's SHOES, in great variety: in fact,
complete 0ssortmeaf.
I@iic will Keep constantly On hand K. Is
TELLS manufacture Of Gents. FINE AND coARsk
BOOTS and SHOES; L.pIrs' BrsK.Ss, &c.
Just Received, Il complete assortment Of La
oirs'. Misses and CcntlrlHcn's GUN OVER
SHOES
H., has the assistance of Charles EsgrLI.. IN
business. and is prepared. at I'll times, 90 Go
kEP1RINt, at short notice.
As the Undersigned iutcncs to 90 an trc!asire
Boot and Shoe business, he IS determined to
supply the wants Of the PEorLE, sn3 most re-
>pectfuliy invites all 10 give him call: being
resolved TO Sell low for the Read y
Pay: JOB BoRTON.
No. G. Main Street
Richmond Ia Jan. %. 1850. Iaif
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Speed the E'LO":

The undersigned would also respectfully. but
urgently request all persons indebted TO them.
either by note or book account, IN call and PAY
Up, previous to the First of January next
They have recently incurred considerable ex-
pense in building. for the purpose Of better ac-
commoGatiug the farmers, and collections are,
The r-fore, ind Densatiy necessary.
An old but true maxim ~, ssThose who would
thrive must either huld or GFire. -
BEARD & SINEX.
Richmond, Ia, Nov. %, 1919. 49tf
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THE NATIONAL HOTEL,
RlcHMuNp. INu'AxA.

1>ICI3HONO, INU!ANA
ITNHE su5sc riber wishes to cali the attention
Il of the travelling public to the fact that he
still occupies his old Stand,
lrHE NATION
tha: he has put the House, as well as The whole
establishment, in first rate ORD for the accom-
notation fine travelling public with the deter
ulination that he viii not De outcome the
west 10. kind ana close attention to these that
may favor him with call. No pains shall be
spared Tor the comfort ana enjoyment OF his
guests.-lu short. he - determined TO keep a
good and orderly house and make every per
son that calls him at home. Ills charge sh all
be as low any house OF the kind in the wes;
no MAN shall go away dissatisfied If in his pow
er TO prevent. Feeling thankful for pas. fay ors,
lie hopes TO be sustained by his old friends anu
customers. ANY favor will be thankfully re-
ceived, and, in his humble way. shall be returned
DANIEL d. SLOAN.
Richmond. Feb. 2. 1919. 43--I5tf
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Tho States were called for re.

solutions.
Mr.. Howard offered a resolution in
structing the Committee on Indian Affairs
to inquire into the expediency Of report
ing q bill to restrain incursions into Next
co. and provide against Indian hostili,ies
on the borders Of Texas
Mr. Bowling introduced a bill granting
the States Of Missouri and Arkansas
swamp lands, for the purpose Of draining
Referred.
The Senate resolution for purchasing
the manuscript, Of Washington farewell
address, was taken up, and after long
patriotic discussion. passed.
The House then went into Committee OF
tho Whole and shortly afterwards adjourn
ed without uansacting any business Of
importance.
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 7, 1850.

SESATE.--A message was received from
the House. announcing the death Of Mr..
Newman. and after some conversation the
customary resolutions Of coincidence, &c.
were adopted. and the Senate adjourned.
IIoUsE.-The Committee on Territories
were discharged from the farther consi-
Iteration Of the Memorial from Ohio, ask
ing eighty acres Of Territory acquired
from Mexico. be given 10 every free negro
who will occupy H.
a resolution was adopted that debate on
the bill Limiting the expense OF collecting
the revenue shall cease 10 morrow.
The House then went into committee Of
the Whole on the Revenue Bills which was
debated TIL adjournment.
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Winter Fashions for
HATS Il CAPS.

I'm hand at JoHS SufFRINs' Hat Establish
menf, No. so. IJ-fHo doors ,cea Of TIE
Gilbert House. large assortment Of Biack
Beaver, Nu,re, Brush. Black. Brown ana " hte
California and Santa +. Hats: and superior
article of Otter Dra5, and Black Russia Hats,
made psn-ali of our own manufactory.
Also, Doop's SUPERIOR MoLEsk:s SIX H.rs,
at the Cincinnati pTlcfs.
- n 70 - Silk Plush. Cloth, Gil Six,
and OIL Cotton Caps, Of the Fall style; all OF
winch will b. sol1 very low
Dec. H. 1919. 3S:if