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CARD DIR. De LAsEY, 81 Lispenardst near Broadway,
confines his practice exclusivelyio office consusuons-
Hours from IAN. till Bpm. Particular attention PAID 70
all disorders arising FROM and connected with nervous do
bu,,v aus frMrhASs
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ausIrEss noTIoEs-

BARSUM's MUSEUM The afternoon and evening per.
formsnces here swsys correct well entertaining
No need fear 10 bis family them for tie'e
is pohipg impure permitted to form part OF Barnams
snu,emenu In the afternoon variety OF lsughsbl, pro
ducl0ns given and 10 the evening this week
to have the ever popular "DTunksrd"
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THE NEW HAT COMPANY.
ll6 and l4S Nasssu-st. New fon
20l Chestnutst PhilsdeiPaia.
aus IT.

WIGS! wIe.!-c!ursns and susDsss are Invited v n
spec PRALoss new style OF Wigs and foursss hsHssSs
The lsrges, and beat assortment 10 Tho ely Az eseo
wLge Hair Dye TsesorJ. IN srosdwsJ' s0s'~ 80
Copy the address
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-26

~ Col n. d. wmsos, native Of New York
bot for the last seventeen or eighteen years res
don, a Arkansas. died rsosp,ly al Van Bursp In
thai State. eyed 60, Hs bad served In ,ts Lssis
lstsrs On sewers ocessiaus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-26

s,s.s, AND fsAs Crush Sugar 70 per : losi N.
x.,.r 80 and SO u per bs Rshaed. pee he goo
o,.su ssa Blsch Teas only Sc per ID sxus ans sss's
oolons sna Young Hysou, ts sess oresn Imperial =
,,unpowdss xeas 20, good csees sarni snd xronne.
cs and 10. best Jsva. iesh ground 10 "a y f"
N.r. Mora IA sna als nroome. corner OF Ladlow
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Far Eurepe.

The next number Of 7ae 7irbuse for Esropean
rs,,-.laf,os will DO iisued on WEDNESDAY
MORNING at O'Clock. 1t will contain ali inc
lase., new. received up to the time OF going 70
prcss. The Niagara sails frOm this port on Wed
nesasy a, ~ O'Clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-26

n A wealthy citizen Of Boston has boon con
yieted Of letting house knowing .bs, !, would DO
Kept u . house Of iIl.fsms and sentenced 10 two
months Imprisonment
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-26

FROM HAyAsA-We have receiysdby the Ohio
al.s of the Faro Isdustriai to the 18th instant
There is no news beyond what is contained in our
eorrcspondents letter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-26

~ "suu they Gomez and 90 away without buy
ing sHAFFERs Chidrens Clothing al Johns 10 In great
or demand than buck wheat caken large boarding
houss We do MT wonder His goods are rch his styles
new and taate uneaualled.
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~ We are indebted to Adams a oo.'s Es.
press for tho prompt delivery Of California Hes
,..sissd by The Ohio
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I'M rRIMsLE, Architect and Builder.

rr 70 our friends who desires good Piano Forts We
would adyiss them to call at the Of GILBERT
L Co. al Broadway. Their Eolsn Pianos exceed say
instrument we ever heard for The psrlor. Ju's listen 70
bsir sw eet and beautiful tones and then udge for your
10. au2i 2r<
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-26

CwA new Pos, Office has been established In
Ontsr,o County Of ibis State by the nsrns 81 uyp'
sum- formerly known &C pIsIasviIls, in the Town Of
Mspol,sster.
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Town Election,

We have at length the vote of Potawatamie
County, (MormoD) which has severely disappointed
US, giving but 81 Wing to so Loco Foco votes SO
that Wright for Congress is defeated by $50 to 300
az follows:
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Great Fire In Montreal.

MONTREAL, Saturday, August "a.
A dreadful fire occurred here last night in the
st. Lawrence Suburbs Several acres of ground
are in ruins, from one hundred to one hundred
and twenty five houEes have been Destroyed
LoGa ia $4,000.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-26

HIBLos GARDEN-To.night Miss Mary Taylor iakss
benefit ard an admirable seres OF entertIamess shs
g;ves-Kipg and Comedian Jenny Lind and tbs famous
1send OF Jewels OF the saloon will be crowded
Gsllsrfrv forbid IL should
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Reform Convention.

WAsHISGTos, Saturday, Aug a.
We learn that the Wings of Portsmouth and
Norfolk have elected majority to the Reform Con-
veutiCn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-26

MAssscusErTa-The official canvass Of the yote
Of Boston for Member Of Congress returns-ior
Kliot 1855 Sumner i73i Heard 2o7 Scattering
81 Samuel A. Eliot over all others, 1854.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-26

OHio.-CHARLIs 5wEIrzER 20 p1 OF Delaware
Co. u nominsisd for Congress In the xth Dsiric,
against SAMUEL Galloway.
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rSy~The letter of our Paris correspondent
w. IL. f, will be found on our Third
Page.
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NayaI InfelliGence.

NORFOLK, Friday, Aug. p
The U. 8. frigste Rari.aD, Capt. Gsunt, sailed
from this place today or the Pacific.
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rv- Tho WARS AnsRieAs is . seal ssu
Wssliy 81 Ware Mas By ] " Dovains
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Olrin.

The Free Democracy held Slate Convention
az Cleveland on the 22d, and nominated Rev. ED.
WARD SMITH Of Morrow Co. for Governor and
URIAH SIELEY ofLake for a member OF the Board
of Public Works. OF course, there ia no idea Of
electng either Of them, but the calculation is 70
draw off votes enough from VIM. Johnston the
Wbig candidate, who is thoroughly Free Soil, TO
elect Reuben w God, the anti snk, pro- Texas can
didste Of the. L oco Focof, who refuses to commit
him,en to tie cause Of Free Soil. Whether this
game will succeed, we do no. know that
it il dishonest on the part Of the managers we
fully believe. In the same spirit, we under
stand that bargain has been negotiated whereby
q Cess and Butler Loco Foco will be run as the
Free Soil candidate for Congress in the strongly
Wing District of Trumbul, Summit. 60 and Pr0'-
ably run in on the strength Of the label Free
Soil There are several more s1ch arrangements
en- foot which we shall report in due time. 1t
does seem that they ought not to prevail in that
end OF tie State where Schools have ever been
moit abundant.
Correspondence OF The Tribune
GAINESVILLE, Ohio, Thursday, Aug. "a
h. GREELEY-Dedr Sir; ALEXANDER HARPER WA
Yesterday nominated by the Wings Of this (NllIh) Dir
cl ~ their candidate for Congress, vice Hon. Nathan
Evans You know that In this disifei wing nomination
will be followed by successful result
Judge Harper has been three lines In Congress Hswu
e,ec,ed in 1886 by Mu,kIngum and Licking. He was
twice elected 10 the present district namely In l89 and
leuL Yours, MUsKlNGUA.
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LABOR MOVEMENTS.

MErrIsGs ToNIGHr.-Tne Association o. toe
Recipients OF the Genit smith Lands 10 Franklin
Co. at the Protective Union Bakery, Seventh.
avenue, corner of gineteenth-st. U nited Beaev-
olent and Trade Society OF Journeymen Tslors
slso. the Tailors Protective U niou, and Shsreh'd'
er. Of the Cooperative Clothing Store at the Sixth
Wud Hotel; and the German Taors (CooPerat
i've and Protectve,) at Hdlenbrsnds, He''erst-..
United Society Of Journeymen Cord~ainers'
linens branch and the Grand Committee oil the
Mutual Benefit Society Of Cordwainerr, at keens
Fourteenth Ward Hotel, corner OF Grand and
Elizabeth ats The Ladies Cord Ssiners, Eho
ave getting up an Association shop a. Mechanics
Hotel corner Of Catherine and Madison sh....
Coopers Protective MON, corner OF Avenue ana
Emit At. .Boomugdale Workingmen, at Sebsst'
t.r's Seventh avenue, between Sixteenth and 3ev
cpteeptb .ts Wilism.burgh Teilors nion ii all
corDer Of Union and Hessorole s's...-rse Brook
lvn Cabinet Makers, at Webbers Hotel, corner Of
Prospect ct and Hudson avenue.
~ The Printers Of Syracuse have formed an
Annexation, with view to obtain better wages
They have oil signed an agreement to strike On
Monday next unless their wages are raised ron
The prerent price, Sc per week, 70 .. Iney ask
;ourpey men from other places not to interfere.
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LACKING GLASSES.

- MosARns kiseaAsp, wholesale ss1~
mssunAeuse. u LeeAins olssssA and i"rsss~ 49,
olass rlssss Large Pier esd hsnss' "'ss 49,
49,, a c,,.ra., .ecesa sess opposite hsreAsss
ussel New.rcsh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-26

TgF COLD SUMNER "A subscriber wants to
know OF the cold Summer 1916, when throughout
the Northern half OF cur country there was f'oIt
every month in the year, snow In June, and Ice
nearly The year round, that &c freely any Indian
Corn mstured, and the crops were almost entire y
cut oil.
Anfrrr we have not only heard Of 1t but we
CIt IT, We remem Der distinctly, though then very
young rising on the morning Of the sth OF June and
seeing the earth lin Southern New-Hanpihirel
covered with snow to the depth Of two or three
inches. Itwss much deeper in the high country
further from the ses. We know that such Corn as
did worry through that year ftwas badly cut up
by worms in the Spring. was in fair roasting con-
dition on the last day Of October. Most OF the
field, lad, however, been cat down and dried Tor
fodder before this. There was no Fruit, OF course
but We believe Rye yielded fairly and Wheat con
siderably. But the Seed Corn for 1917 was gene
rally Of the growth Of 1915, and throughout the
country tie Farmers had not half crop in the
general average, and the ensuing winter vi" one
O! much suffering among the poor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-26

Yu.. oHraos. We have received als' OF The
O,sss. srsstsa- ID jvns ~ tas oe'''''"'A w.
ss,s. hsws,ss. have anticipated Their nsws
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rssreH am ssslisR EsssA'isss-"s 49, -
go. sas % rssasA ,sssaas eli as ssvsass
seasir rssssas, N Esrss -
Aasss&
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w,seosns-IIoa. on..sv. cetr' ws's MIC
as.lins. I. Reelection We regret ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-26

VERMONT The Annual Election in the Mountain
State takea place on Tuesday, September TO- Wheh
st,.e ORcers, Members Of Congress, ard Legs
loturs are TO be chosen, aud on this Legislature de-
wolves, five mistake not, the choice Of saoce'fDr
70 Hon S. s. Phelps in the u s Senate Tne l'Ad'
ing candidates OF the ,eversl parties are as ioo"'
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
Ngw.yoaK, MONDAY, AUGUST 20.

ApvxR7Is,mSSrs-Fo Auctions see third page
and California steamers see seventh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-26

Most of the Ca,s and Butler party de'pa airing
y, snccess under their own banner, and not fhA'ns
the horror of a change Of name protested by their
bretbren elsewhere, have joined the Aootlcnists
aid Van Buren, mer, under the banner OF Free
Democracy but minority spun the arrangement,
call themselves the Old Line Democracy, and
stin rally around the banner Of Non Intervention
They will probably be strong enough to defeat an
election of State Officers by the People, bat not to
prevent the choice Of the Wing candidates By the
Legislature.
County Ofhces and Justices OF the Pescs arc
now TO be elected for the frat time by the People,
which, with the unfortunate division among the
Wbies Of the lat District az to Member Of Congress
will probably call out large vote. We think
Messrs. Hebard and Meachsm will be reelected 10
Congress- at the frat trial. and that there will beno
choice in the remaining Districts. We hope the
Wings Of the LIST District will conc to general IN
derstanding that whichever oftFer rival candidates
has the larger vote now shall be unanimously sup
ported and elected at the next trial.
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CITY OF WASHINGTON SATURDAY MORNING 9, 1850


ERAHAM has completed arrangements give
M higher character and value his Magazine os the coming
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GP James, celebrated novelist has been engaged give
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Artists from America have been London and Ppr and
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General Agency and Law Onics nc WAshingtop.
DE sELDIN0 wYLIE, ~

76dds BNdnEs, PsnnsyI0aala door
EN Bvepss Hotel, Warrington, D. g. ttsantF
nHAs DE sEI.DING h ANDREW wYLIE jr, having formed
partnership for the Of prosecuting claims
board
msonss appointed for the adjustment q spolatons other
against
full and faithful all busioess that be
their chage They will also attend obtaining pensions bounty
land, due claims asng under
otherwise buying and selling real estate, collecting private claims
rents, s's 3ssf = f3.4 4'c'1sl0E59 5-fihI Z
Andrew Wylie, IT,, any with which
either hmse the firm may be insted in any
the Disuict, Court Of States
chss seding being United States notary
public cbmmssonc Of deeds for all the OF Union,
will give auenton % e taking sf testimony acknowledg
ment OF dseds and other duties which appertan his oce
Charges will be modernfc regulated by the claimed
services required . F W e4A# WI aitt
Communications (post pa viii receive
Sept e-dy ~ li6lsfa - g,a,N 1saa ~ n 53.y
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NEW DRESS Goods, Embroidered Shawis. Skc.-The
subscribers have this opened addition to their stock Of
fancy goods ladies' among which st,a8 .Ig
10 pieces supsrlaivey rich brocads silks, for evening
Is do ~ do NJ !. do l.m for street sHn
10 do rich Silks every cosr
do styles spotted silks, very neat
de- rich plain Gro de Algiers ...t
10 do extra rich and styles Chene silks .#
IS do figured and ehangeabIe silks, very cheap
5 do heavy black watered silks, all widths
10 do colorsd and black Turk satins de- @
30 do very fine French merinos, every shade .,-s
do rich cofored sk velveb do
10 do ~ do .wutsTed Irish poplns do
do do French cashmere d'Ecosse, style
IS do do do mousselines de laine, do
30 do do Scotch do low priced
- very rich cashmere long shawls aa a.
do do square do sv .- #s
rs latest styles scotch long do - '
30 styles lace cspes satg la #ga. r.. @GH
S dozen real valencia lace collars
s do embroidered muslin and lace sleeves and cuffs
2 do richly embroidered handkerchief, &c.
Together with other and desirable articles IN their ne
which they respectfully invite the attention Of me ladies' Of me
District aud It's vicinity ,,ao,. AZ
n Oct a-2wif a#& t "4IH. r. H. HooE . W.
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WILLIAM TUCKER, Merchant Taller, tof the late
frm Of Lane Tueker would call The attention OF his friends
and public generally his stock Of goods opening which
himself from the largest importing houses In
York. and BY r the greatest variety and richest styles ever
city strangers respectfully and earnestly solicited
call and sIsmne stock beore purchasing a am
confident will be 10 their advantage, -..u
army and navy, prepared all kinds OF
uniforms according the late regulations the shortest ne ce and
pces warranted both In The cutting and making de-
partments, equal establishment In this country
his his friends for their
Ions and hops diligence and
business, 70 merit continuation ofhe same
All orders promptly executed. E . AMs
Sept 20-3iaw2w
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DY A. NJ PARoUHAR, formerly Of Harrisburg, PENNSYLVANIA,
ID services with mer
war, with Great Britain, and the Flor
ida E
For pensions, bounty lard, scrip.
Bosay Lanawi attend 20 the purchase and sale OF bounty
Pafsn oesThe applications paent, procuring models,
be all their various branches
GencreI Poa OfceA claims against the department VIII be
settlement Of contraction quarterly accounts pay of
ditto facilitated, kc. H-H :. :.
New Orleans Delta Union, Mobile Advertiser, Louis
Cincinnati Gazette Indianapolis
Sentinel New Herald Detroit Free Press win publish TO
Win 4 naner. - - June 24u
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THE AMERICAN Lave stock Insurance Company
yncenne Indiana Charter January 1850
Capital, S500 600. Stockholders Individually liable.
For the insurance Of horses mues bulls sheep and cattle
dents and disease ALSO upon ock driven 70 eastern maI or
transported South Losses paid thirty days aer proof Of dcath
DIseooseph g. Bowman, councillors Ferdinand Eberwne,
merchant; Captain Isaac Mass mechantj George D. Ha
chants Hon. Thomas Bishop builder John Wise merchant and
bank directors Alvin W. Tracy merchant and bank director Hon
Abner t. Ellis, Stale and OF Vncennes Abm Smith,
farmer, bank director, and auditor Of Knox sounty 100
Joseph Bowman Presdet b. Shuref Whitney, Secretary
VIM Buch aud president Vnccnnss branch
Of the State Bank Of Indiana t IA l }sal stes 9E4i
j. L. NELSON agent, Pennsylvania between 18th and
l5th streets, Washington City. sFNa f spa ats 4
Sept 2S-dly r. sg 8rs 4aa fat atgs4
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II NJ SMITH Of Main and ls.h .rss.: lat.

TT M SMITH, corner OF Main and 10Th streets, late
III. 6m Of PARKER SMITH, solcts early order for
OF the with
attached lie has ready made the usual variety of
Chimes and powers, Shelters (smali
consucion also, The celebrated Bambongh nan, 80 much
Maryland Pennsylvania He asks particular
warranted superior
other si devotss attention
REPAIRS particularly those made ny Jabez Par
andby Parker and Smith lie viii warrant such repairs give
Of spikes be inserted nj small thus
max nov inferior
of McComck reapng machines ertra sickes
for same, and chains for chain horse powers.
RIoHnorp, Va
Mw7-w6w
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supreme Court OF the United States.

RULE No. That where ID not entered
either plaintiff defendant before the
second the succeeding that on which the case
docketed shall be dismissed the Of the plaintiff
Rus No. 5When called for Argument at two sue
the call at ths second neither party
prepared argue IT, shall be dismissed at the costs OF the plaintiff
unless sufficient Is shown for further postponemen
6Odered That printed arguments under the forei
hereafter be receved unless filed within the first ten
days Of the flJ .a ..ga ~ e#s.. !.
kuLx No. 50dsrei, That twelve printed copies Of the alb
sacu, points, by the third rule be
died with the CLERK three days before called
copies court reporter, for the
opposing counsel retained the clerk
Testi WIN. THOS. CARROLL,
octl5-law3w le5 , = s9 @. g. O. U. 3.
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pICTIOyNAIRE du Diplomatic et da Consul, par le
III Baron Cussy I vol, Lepsic, 1875
On Consular Service ny John Green British consul for Greece
1 vol, London, 1913 u. ..
Fynn's British Consuls' Hand. Book. voi London 1876
Manuel des Agents Consalares, Fancss ct Eanse, par NJ
Moreui VOL, Paris, 1850
Manuel Pradqae du Con.ulai, par ?. A. De Mensch vol,
Cause. ceebes du Dro dcs Gems he Baron cas de Mar
NouyeiIe. Causes ceiebres Gems par lie
vols, Leipsic, 1919
woIfr,s Jus Gentium. vol, Maedeburgh, l749
wheaton, Droit des Gems Europe e en-
Amcri1ue. vols, Leipsic, 1876
vs,,eI Drot Cons, edition edge par de omann, Sir
James Mac kntosh ct Roger Coard. vols Paris, 1895
scboeiI Recuel de Pieces Ocieiles. 3vols, Paris lso
Mese Cous de Style Dipiomahque 2 vols, Paris, ls6
Guide bpomaque Ministries Pubics les Dplo
matoues e Consuare par Chss DE Martens Edition
rediee M. Hofmanns vols, Pars 1887
Recently imported from Europe, with Others On The same class Of
subjccts by , -
Oct 10 FhhNCk ThfLoh
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COMMON HALL or the OF Pctersburg, virgtnis,
May 1880 Tho following resolution this day adopted BY

COMMON HALL OF the town or Pctersburg virginis,
May 1850 Tho following resolution this day adopted By
the Hall: f4st 5ggt4 4et B.f tttsa .Eaf VII ,ga
"Resopd That mayor advertise proposals. for
Of the bonds Of the Of Petersburg endorsed
the State Virginia, 900 payable In 1870 and
with payable half yearly In February and Au
The will bsreceved for of less than $780,
addressed the chamberlain Of the until the 18th day Of Mays
~ O'Clock which they will be opened and the highest
bidder will be entitled thereto The for the viii be
required l5 May 18th June and 18th July and bidders will state
10 themselves the right 10 reject any offer made'
ton will be received by the chamberlain Of the according %
the above resoiuon until the h day Of May la o'clock
sss ga. CHAb,
May2-dtl 4thMaynext a #t s-9 #5 ~ Mayor. H,
CENTLEMEN's Furnishing store.-CHARLEs H.
LANE ate of the firm Of Lane Tucker having fitted up In
superior style the and elegant lately erected BY them
Pennsylvania would most respectfully inform his friends
and the public that he receipt his stock fall and win
goods for genemen selected by himself in The northern
market from among the best importing houses Iname, in part
few leading articles; '-e.# aSiH
shrts, plnin and fancy large variety Aa l
Under shirts and drawers, silk, merino fannel and cotton
Stocks, scarfs, tr
sink handkerehe linen cambrc do, gloves, suspenders
Hosiery Of all kinds a.s
Robes, cashmere lane, superior French print
Umbrellas In pleasing variety, silk, gDgham, cotton a
Canes, in beautiful assortment 80 q st-" @ @MlA
French smoking SUITS new article Just imported, rich and
my keep superior and well
Of gentlemen' furnishing goods, and to sell hema
and reasonable prices A 81 S1sEl $50 SH,fs4N4
respectfully solicit share Of public patronage. aH
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