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HAIR-CUTTING, UAIR-DyEING, WIG
IL MAKING, Shsmpooing, &c, up stairs over
GIBBS'S Fancy Store, Pennsylvania Avenue, be-
tween 9th and 10Th streets.
Establishments Of this kind having become very
fashionable in the Northern Cities and very favor
ably patronzed, the subscriber has been induced
10 open rooms for the accommodation of gentlemen,
ladies, and children for the above purposes. Hav-
ing peculiar advantages Of obtaining the European
New York, and Philadelphia styles, he promises
oil who may require his services to keep up with
the latest fashions Of the day. Rooms open from
6, a. m, 10 6, p. m.
Oct2-suf JOHN III, GIBBS,
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LrrrEATuRE.--T The Scarlet Letter. By NaDaniei
Ha,rihor,,s I poi. London: Chapman.-rhe "scar-
let Letter" il decidedly ono Of the most remark
able works Of fiction that has como under our no
tice during the present year-romarksble alike for
tho singular nature Of .s story, and for the very
mastery manner in which that story is told In
hands loss gifted than MIR. Hawthornc's, n subject
20 delicate nj ght have become sentmontny i'm
moral OF painfully rcpulsiyci be has with adrnira.
bic skill avoided both thesc extremes, and produced
a tale in which crime, and the suferings attendant
and consequent upon crime, are portrayed with
fearful truth and thrilling interest.
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Man SrAeE RouuERY.--Thc mail stage, running
between Cleveland and Beaver, Penney Nanin, was
robbed on Friday evening last about twenty miles
from tho latter place. The boot II The stag coach
had been examined not fifteen minutes before the
time the robbery IL supposed 90 have been com.
mitted, and all found safe. The trunks Of the pss
sengers were rifed Of the best ciothing they con.
tanned and sundry other valuable ARTICLES, one
gentleman losing also a small amount Of money
The mail escaped The clnlchea 81 The rohbcrs.
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TeIegrsphie.

BosTOs, Oct ~.
There serious apprehension q riot snd
bloodshed here tot day, in consequence Of thc sup
posed arrest Of fugitive slaveS. The negroes sug.
rounded the court house, threatening 10 spill bl1l
before they would allow their colOred brethren 10
be taken.
William Upham has been nominated ~ tbe
Wings of the second Congressional district Of Mas
sachusetts
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THE New YoRK FAR.-The annual fair Of tho
American Institute was concluded last evening, by
a brilliant display Of fireworks. The pieces set OF
OF elaborate construction, and the spectators
present, Of whom there was large number gave
enthusiastic expressions Of appreciation. The at
tendance upon the exhibition Just closed is Judged
10 have been fully equal TO that Of any former year
". y. Jour. Com, 24h
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THE ISsASITY or JUDsoN HUTCWNsoS, one o
the Hutchinson Family" was induced by an at
tack Of brain fever, at Cleveland, Ohio; and th,
fever caused, 1t Is stated, by mesmcrism. In
sanity, however, according 10 The Syracuse Stand
ard, IL hereditary in the family. II Is the design
his friends 10 take him to the insane asylum a
Worcester .--.NeD York Jour. Com.
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History or TILE noMANs under dc

HISTORY OF THE ROMANS under the
IL Empire, by Mcrivale; vols, London, 1850.
Burke's British Pecragc aud Baronctagc, new
edition; vol, London, 1850.
Hartsletts British Treaties eth vol, 1850.
History Of Greek Literature, by Bloomfield. Tai
iourd, and others; vol, 1850.
Sacred History and Biography, by Rev. Doctor
Cox; VOL, 1880
Lindo's History Of the Jews Of Spain and Portu-
gall vol.
On Military Law and Plugging, by Major Gene
raj G. J. Napier; vol.
Imported direct from London by
Oct 20 FRANCK TAYLOR
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Puasvtr or VIM CkT.--wc learn from the Fort
Smith Herald, that Wild Cat, the celebrated Indian
chief, had returned 20 the Seminole country, after
an absence Of two years on the RIO Grands, and
that he had called cOunsii Of seminoles. Zoe what
object IL not known. About six hundred Greek In
disns, on hearing Of his arrival. went in pursui,
Of him, determiped TO arrest him and all his fol
lowers,
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UNNNTNt NJ MIN = v TIT - ENNF-'
MR. y. " Liable has fHf hnfHf a. artfs..f.
wi 20 the citEsus ~ Wssi1nrtnn SOD Nearft
town that his bret coufss 81 dzncihv ifss.rs 80
the .ea~on will romnlsnrs un TUESDAY a. ft.ef
29th, NJ his residence, on Pcnnsyiyanis avcnue. 5
poetic wnlard's Hotel
Days Of ruition Nashfng iun-- fussiays. nitsff.
days and Saturday,, Geofgsto~n NssitaYs 49,
Fridays tInionl seIi % -
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a BLoop- THIRSTY DisPosiTtoN.-Thc New Al
bany (nd.) bulletin tells the following.
William Gross, tho young msn who was lately
convicted Of murder n the conicstion Of his guilt,
which was given in evidence the trial, stated
that he had motive in the preparation Of the in
human act. except tho desire 10 crafty hendsh
thirst for blood. and dcmoniscal satisfaction in
seeing the death struggles Of HE fellow beings,
which feelings he had imbibod during the Mexican
campaign.
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ARRIVAL oF TINE STEAMsHP CRY or GLASGOW
The British steamship City Of Glasgow, u. X. Ma
thews commander, from Glasgow, October 9TH, At
noon; Grccnock 9Th, at p. m; and Carrickiergus,
(Boliast) Sh, at % p. IN, arrived OF sandy Hook
Yesterday morning at a. M, making the passa &c
in IL days 10 hOurs from the latter port.
IN. Y. Jour. Of COmmucc, 24th.
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ALBERT G.. Stow, arrested some days since NJ
Providence, on the charge Of embczziug $50 0O0
Bank Of that city, Of which he cashier, has
been committed for trial in default Of S25 900 bail
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The Irish citizens Of Brooklyn have pledged
their unrcmtting excrtions" 90 secure the cleo
ton Of Washington Hunt, the Wing candidate iO
Governor Of New York, on account Of his cxcrtiOni
in Congress on behalf Of Ireland during the famine
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ATTEMPTED sUicIDE.-A young lady Of delicate
health in this city, says the Portsmouth Clipper at
tempted suicide by eating ears Of green corn
few days since. No cause assigned.
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ALaRoE FLEET.-Tho largest number Of vessels
arrived this season came into port yesterday. viz
ten ships, one bark, and fifteen steamers. The
steamers brought down : ,67s bales cotton, and a
quantity Of Western produce.
". O. Picayunf, Ish.
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SHAKER FLANNEL suIRrs rnd DRAW

QUAKER FLANNEL SHIRTS Hnd DRAW
- ERs.-This day received, a full assortment Of
"Shaker'' Flannel Shirts and Drawers, direct from
shaker Village, New Hampshire"
Also
Allen Thurbcr's Revolving Pistols
Rockwell's Patent Bcd-clothes Clasps, a new
article
For sale at uniform prices az
STEYENS'S
Great Hat, Cap, and Genucmen's Quitting Store,
Oct 25-3uf No. /, Browns Hotel.
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MANoo c. DtcKixsoS, the only con Of Senator
Dickinson, died at the residence Of his father in
Binghampton, on Thursday the 18th, in the 22d
year Of his age.
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CUsGOF
Coughs, Colds, Hoavseness, Bronchitis,
Whooping Cough, Group, .7sthma, ana
Consumption.
7 y Offering 10 the community this justly cols-
brated remedy for diseases 81 the throat and
ungs, il 10 not our wish b. trine with the lives
health Of the afflicted bat frankly 20 lay hcigrs
them tho opinions u distinguished mon. and Sums
Of tho evidences 81 its success from which they
can Judge Tor themselves. We sincerely pledge
ourselves to make no Mid assertions or ialss state.
ments Of ts efficacy, nor will bold out any hupc
to suffering humanity which faot, ~ill not war
rant.
Many proof, are here given, and We solicit a.
inquiry from the public into all publish. ic,ling
assured they will find thep perfectly reliable, aud
the medicine worthy their best confidence and pa.
tronagc.
Professor CLEAvrLASp, Of BO,rdotn Ccllsss Afains.
wftfo-
81 have witnessed the effects Of your 'CHrBAY
PEcroRAL' in my own family and that Of my
friends, and IL gives me .stisfscton ~ state an ia
favor that no medicine | have ever known has
proved 80 eminontly succossiul In curing diseases
Of tho throat and lungs.'
Rer. Dr. osooop ,-rifss-
THAT he considers 'CHEnHy Prrr0HAt' thr bot
medicine Tor pulmonary affections ever given b.
the public )" aud states that ''his daurhtcf, after
being obliged 20 keep the room fur months
with a severe settled cough, accompanied ~ fais.
ing Of blood, night swosts, and the ACKNOWLEDGING.
toms Of consumption, commenced TIE use ~ the
'CHEEsy PKcroaAL,' and had completely rec0y.
cred"
From Or. JoSEs, sminsnf prachticafr u rlsdi
cine IA alabama. trti krOtcn hrOg hsf he State.
MoSToosrEy, (Ala.,D oct Z. l-ts.
DR.. J. G. AyKR-SU. I have used your adinira
bic compound extensively in my practice, and had
It to surpass by far any other remedy have Zoe
curing disease upon the lungs.
Your obcdient servant,
r. n. JONES, NJ. ID.
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THROUGH LIME FOU 50.
EkANgtscO, Via tIAGREss-.
fRXS THE NEW a FANORlTE STEAM
~fsfp~


CHFROkEE. 1890 tone, Captain II Windle,
PHILADELPHIA, 400 tons, Capt J y. Nicholson
Pom tho only direct line between New lork snd
Charrcs, in connection with tle United states MAN
steam f kc,s 10 ths PacGc-a scIni. monthly line
thruurh o. san Francisco They leave New York
thr Isth and 18th 81 each month.
REDUCED RATES or PARE TO CHAGREs.
(tfrokfs philadelphia.
Ahcr Salaon state Rooms 3 i25 90. ...... : i25 90
fofs ARD Saloon DO 700 u3..,...,. lVO %
A ,,g-,y tr.htn anul
AL the above dine az tic same table and have The
privilege 81 the Saluun.
hteeraFs. tlound with mattresses and board,) 500
Ia each ye.sel
Fr-ight b. Cha.rrs. 20 cents per foot.
Zach passenger b allowed Pcrsonal In rgnge Tree
10 the e,tent u 40 ihs. not exceeding la measure
mrut ~ cubic fret.
Erpensos ON tho Irthmus arc borne by Tie pas
scngcrs.
HOwLAND a AsPiNWAIL,
90 south street. New York.
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Hear the Patient.
UNITED STATS H0Ttt,
SARATOGA sPRtSos. July >, lssq.

UStrrD STATS Horst,
SARATOGA sFRtSos, July 3. iss9. 4
. DR. J. {. AYER-Sp! have been afflicted with
a painful affection Of the lungs aud all th. symp.
toms OF scttlcd consumption for more than year
could find no medicine that would reach my ras.
until commenced the use Of your "Chory Pscto
raj" which gave me gradual relief, and I hsvs
been steadily gaining my strength, till my health
is " clluigh restored
While using your medicine had the graft.
fcation Of curing with u my reverend friend, Mr.
Truman, Of Sumpter district who had been sus.
pended from his parochialdut by attac /
Of bronchitis.
have pleasure in certifying these facts 10 you,
and am, sir, yours, respectfully,
j. +. CALHOUN,
Of South Carolina.
From an Operseer in the Hamilton hils. IN fhi, Cifs
LOWELL, August 10, 1919.
DR. J. e. AYES: have been cured Of tho wors,
cough ever had in my life by your Cherry Pee
forai," and never fall when have an opportunity,
of recommending il 20 others.
Yours, respectfully, ;. ID. EMERSON.
Prepared by J. G. AVER, Lowell, Mass.
Sold in Washington, ID. C., by T. ID. n w. ~
Gilman; Georgetown, DIR. Linthicum; Alexandra
Cook h Peel; Richmond, Purcell, Laid Il Co, an
druggists generally. Fyl2 diyula~kv--Jyil
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A Ms~astnsFnt u Duich bait1os Reots, Hya.
~ vyuttsi fliiIa, Cvotss, N4fcissas, Irs. Ans-
ussHY. tsisatsius A. &c, iuai received, and ior
ssis a. aaett1a pftas ~ \. y. GALLAN
Ntt a. fM
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FRoM HAvANA.-A correspondent Of the New
Orleans P,caytn,s, writing from Havana, under
date of September 22d, says that,the immense in
creased cultivation of coffee in Brazil has led the
abandonment of more than half Of the ''Cafetals'
Of Cuba for the more profitable employment of land
and capital in sugar. 1t ID rarely that coffee
trees renewed, (Which is required every seven
or eight years,) and, the crop is an uncertain
one, chiefly from the want of rain in March and
April, the continuation of low prices in Brazil will
ultimately extinguish the cultivation of coffee in
Cuba altogether.
As regards the commerce of the island, il is said
that in estimating the exports Of this year, they
will probably amount to $4,000, 900. The opin-
ion ID expressed that the commerce of Cuba, for
merly almost entirely in the hands of foreigners, ID
gradually being absorbed by Spanish capital under
the Spanish flag. In support of this statement, the
following statistics, taken from the Junta de Fo-
msnto, are cited:
EXPECTATIONS.
National Commerce Foreign Commerce.
Nat. ves'ls. Form YES. Nat. ves'ls Form yes'l
From 1926 to 1880
SG,057 900 $3.50 900 $2,992, 900 So ~ 900
From 1881 to 1885,
ii 039 900 l,763000 1888 900 46,02I 900
From 1888 TO 1910
24,l.7 900 $4,000 3O,603 900 53,46l 900
From lS4l TO 1915.
29,324 900 $4,000 35,797, 900 47,l30, 900
From 1876 to lS4S
1902 900 $4,000 23,674,000 35,6l6,00O
While the total annual average in the first five
years in Spanish vessels was S 500 500, against
. l3 602 800 in foreign vessels, the averages for the
last three years 1925 200 in Spanish agains
Sll ,S79 700 in foreign vessels.
similar table OF exports in the same document
furnish the annual averages as follows: From 1921
10 1880, in Spanish vessels, 81 200 agains
Sl0,93S, 800 in foreign vessels; and from 1916 tC
lSfS in Spanish vessels. So "a 500 against 5 49,
22s, 900 in foreign vessels
1t il said that the act Of the United States passed
some years since, imposing tonnage duty on all
Spanish vessels equal to the difference Of duty to
which the cargo would be liable in Havana between
an American and a national vessel, has prevented
importations from this country of certain descrip-
tons Of goods once of considerable importance, as
they can, with little delay, be obtained from Eu-
ropean ports, where such rctaliatory laws have
been adopted, with the difference Of duties. The
repeal Of our law js suggested public measure,
Necessary 10 restore TO u. a trade of great value,
especially 1t merely operates 10 throw the bust
ness into the hands of Others without producing
employment for a single additional American yes
sci. 1t is added, that the Salem and Philadelphia
merchants formerly supplied the entire wants OF
the island in China goods, which arc now imported
from Europe. The great disparity Of duty even on
foreign articles in national vessels has induced inn
porters ofvauable dry goods, silks, &c. and crked
beef, flour, &c, 10 give the national flag the pre-
ference,
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THE UNDERSIGNED will attend 90 any busi-
Il meas agent in Washington that nay be
entrusted 60 his care. lie will attend promptly to
the procuring OF bounty land warrants under the
late act Of Congros=, the most reasonable terms
His Office, iOr the present s over the Magnet
Telegraph office, Congress Hall.
OF Sim r. n. FRENCH
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DIED,

On the evening Of the 23d instant, JESSE +.
DOW, eco, native OF Connecticut, but for many
years a resident Of this city, and recently mem
Der Of the city council.
The friends OF the deceased arc requested TO at
tend his funeral from his late residence on street
between lsth aud 10th, today, (Saturday,) at ~
o'clock.
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pAcIric NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Ths faifed Niaf,s Mol N,sa5n rackofs
Panama, .u-1 tons Capt. DAVID a. Bailey.
Orsrtn, .us1 tnu. .... 4" q. Y. fatteraun.
California, ESQ tafis ...s " Ihcs \. budA,
T.nurssssr, a 30 tYus .ss.. 4" trnrvr A. Cole.
Cafolina en- tons So. " X. T. Whiting,
lnicuru. ttu taus .... 4" J. y Nicholson,
afr intended a. fsfu arf.ii. monthly llnc DctsCcn
Panama and plrts la tai.iaruia.
pas-~u gers in thr alter talanF are l1rui.loa bed
ding. but u1t wines aud ligu.rs fafsrnFCrs in
che storage are funu vlth suh nations a. arr iur-
niah.f a. tas crew aud NHth natures aud pt.lQs.
Al passengers xtll b. sllo~sa space iir prrsousl
taggsrc irae b. he eStcut VI 80 puauds stlsut.
not .rceediur iu uiesssrsuncut tsn Cu'ir Set
rreirhi on c,tra baRgar, " m"Ft hsn,isci vhra
tAken. . 800 psr ton, and enc And hall pc cent.
Passage shauld NJ, exceed ils pounds Ne, ght
&C. mule oafriaEs.
Cabs. Storage.
Pas.sR. frum Panama 10 Ssn
Blas 90 Maratlan .srr.... rlla 90 sluo ~
fassars irun fnnaHaa % go
DirCo ,s..... .... ...... ......s 30 ~ 10 %
ps.-ag, from Panstaa b. -an
ifanI leo .... ..s....... 80 ~ Aa' ~
NJ sturss ts 49, landed wfu bs taxes 81 harrart.
Al rffsirsi part lhsrrrs. ln .rrtuF iaraiin 80
ana l..si htfe to o.. Ilsii ~ fhF rfssfurrrs -
rasaaFf securud uufl pail 81 Arrir al uif ullas
q thr company. Nee Yea. "a $3.50 stfcst.
Sfpf ll.htfu
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Fon IIvEnpooI..- Uniled States Mail Steam.

Eo0 LIVERPOOL United states Mail Steam
ship ARCTIC, Capt James 4. Luce This steam
shlp wall depart ~ith the mails for Europe, pos-
itivciy ON Saturday, October 20, from her berth
al che loDt 81 Canal street.
~ berth secured until paid for.
Al letters must pass through the poet Office
Tor freight of passage, having unequaled ac-
calllIlsUt aiona for elegance comfort apply 10
EDWARD N. COLLINS,
90 Wall st., New York
The steamer BALTIC will succeed the Arctic,
and ssH the fJtS Mas sftltFr. Oct 10
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Oils OF EXCHANGE, payable az sight Al
I'D any bank in Great Britain, from Al upw ards,
may be always procured VI
J. y. CALLAN,
Agent Of Harnden a Co, Oihce
Sept 25-du Corner 81 n aud 7th streets.
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a Wi.phtNs hiaaa hed AND aAhlsarhfti, iaiKsl
v SAL ~ Cstaa ttaar, al s.1es, ifaua No ~
Aiss, .i.a.dfets satsisf i.as, "a sizss
atlaR. STA sIt e.tltaa Gloves 81 dht8fCn, all
tsfa sn& sfaaas Nigt GatbuieFGs Aicfina. Alpa.
"a tafsh4 Wast.. Af,sffh @t.e4
hs@ sPah Ana kbNisah slis uasr ~ grades. col.
sss, saaiitsgg sat- 90 iss o. haias
Asaih eAll paris. Mar aitgHAon g. say steCk ~
Az tiaas - hls4FaF, 1hlFss a. " ~hith thefs 10
great e&ft ts6fn 30 ~ sclcfth.Fs
a. W NERHT,
FenpsYi spia aEFpgs gppsstts tenire Market
Dat Wt-eNw Nt~s, 3ln4
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Vi Dyer Rrutier 10 fiiis day, ~ mafat. ..rr.nt.
Dissolved Nc Geo y Dye ~ii aff"f.a tH a. 80.
element uf che accounts 81 t1r lsff nffl So "a ifs
unsettled businasa q tts laff h..rft " Dye.
dseraaea % ahtrh immediate afrftIf.r Il fralsf-
d,Ilv rea,,rsted EnNA Rp a. nNEh.
Coo DNLn
wAsHI~oror. sryi &C. $3.50
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LnrrmLLs Ilvrxs acr. No. sss.-Isl CAS-.

AttfNkdN 8tkfN. A&Es Nc. ABss--tai eas.
caNfKNs.
JuntUaa ~ ~ AilAHt4 aAd Paliar r. Hsst.
= EsyF, aaa 10 sa,ssssasa sa.,ps. Aass.
2. P.stsaasgas sas,ahas n sssoses aal Tatksy
Asaesmw
riss risars 81 Gaanisy Fsassr I, sJaEa8tna
Size
Ns.s bsys - Nsiorai.si, pas, IA ra,rs'.
MakAstas
& Fsi. hst's Nsiss Bona N.ssyth Sssttsiss
N'sb paetFY. staat ASA w., srs aasltos q ns&
"wAsnrsyoS. gstl Dpeems.sr. isab
sol all ths PsrisiioAl gsafnsls deyDsol " Lite
ratsre ana seiescs whsch aisfaIsa % hurss and IA
tina esuntry tas has sgg'eanya 10 b. - tht
asslal n caAtaszs. indsnl, ths sxguatisn only "a
TIE current iitrFEtafe ~ ms kngltsk ang1Age, bas
thts, ~ 10 ifnutease estfnt and comprehension,
t1claars gaftrAiauFr ~ she haaIaaRn slla4 ia Gfs
~ "a ADAMS"
Pabliahsd weekly a, ala aallarss year, ~
h I1Eki4l. Co. Busson,
And sold ~ JosxsE sslLttseggs, eeraer q o.
haa pena Assnus Osi 9a--etr~&sis
NOTICE.
WE have this day $500 iasra witb us NJ Charles
w ~. Nha.sh ~ a u4ffairf "a war hrbi ftc
susiHess Viii HrTnsitef y coaasetsa uAsiff the
nata.e ~ thabb, - hen&k q Co
o. 2S-si4s EathB A sChENcR
S,TEykNs hNs pisi atessa Uss tsEf lArEesi 49,
- Hgftment. and greatest variety 81 sl.k uetiua.
~cUtCh ~u1l, cutt1F, aua Angola thanr shirts ana
Drawers ever offered ~ hi,n sal probably thc hss
assortment ofierea Ia th4s city, sQnis ~ tssm
imported diruct Also, sitk. uefiIo. shd eotissl
hall HOSE, ia variety Ase, lartllsr sBP,3yo ~
Colts Repeating Pistols
Hunting hnRea
Nagnotlc Machines
CythareAn Cream q Soap, &c.
And iuii and freed supply ~ Yoke ntck =
Shirts white aud cBinFed, sea all l0r sale al url-
form and moderate prizes, az
sTENEss's
Great Hat, Cap, aud C.sntiransn's OutEttinE
Establishment NJ. Brown . H8tcl.
Oct 2l--6tf
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tNfAstNo fss srsi raie SHIRT ihOSERs.
w tsi4sfai wages ana perniausut ftuatiuns
Fisgu &rfiq Al a. sfiir " MiisiARDs hotci.
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DAssENGEUs THOn % norE. rsasrrrri
II Titkets irufn i.iFerIssli o. hts..n. Nru hHiaY
liur Il pa krtt. lsf ale ~
Sept eS-du tAlthA
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90 have ffn.fH r. eaIartnf Tsilir ufilFr ,,F rauts
and Arm oi pyer a " tuIff. cod al.l ruufin.as
ttf General A..ftsn srd tafnulissian Earinsss sf
tho 90 stana ui Dye hruttef. tafutf 81 tNlh
street and Penney N RniH aFfluf
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