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New York Markets.

NEW YORK, Nov. N-6 p m.
Stocks are active and advancng-Sales Mt the First
Board Of Canton at 81 and Erie at sS at the Second
Board, Canton 6S, and Erie 8SH
Sales of 1900 bbls -four at $3.s7a@$394 for State
brands, and S4o6@s4Sa for Southern Rye -four s325.
Corn meal S325@$3.3ll4. Sales Of 5000 bus. Genesee
wheat at 9S@looc, 5000 bus. Michigan white at 9oc.,
10000 bus Canadian at &c., 1000 bus Southern at &c.,
and 10000 bus Upper Lake red at roc Sales Of 1000
bus. mixed corn at Gle. Rye 69970c Oats 3sc. Mess
pork sl6, for new, and $3.50 for prime Lard s@Sc.
Rio coffee SI@9c. Cotton has advanced Ec.sales at
S66DS8, net.
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THE CONTENTS OF DEAD LETTERS IN ENGLAND.
The London Times states that during the twenty
four months from January 5, 1849, to January
5, 1851, there was found in the letters returned
to the dead letter Office, no less than one million
and quarter sterlmgl OF this immense sum
81 ,226, 1882 lbs. Id. was in the shape of bills,
checks, notes of hand, and money orders and
in hard cash or bank notes, G48,870 los. 4d
more
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ANOTHER HUMBUa BLowN.-It is stated in
New York papers that the New York State
Daguerrean Association recently appointed
committee to investigate the alleged discovery
of Mr.. L. L. Hill, with respect to his ability in
taking Daguerreotypes in colors, and they re-
port that not only has Mr.. L. L. Hill deluded
many professors in the Daguerrean art, but that
he has deluded himself thoroughly and COM
pletey.
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DIED.
DIED,

This morning, Of coDsum ption, MICHAEL J. SHEA
HAN, in the twenty sixth year Of bis age
His funeral win take place tomorrow (WednesiAy) AZ
his father, First street west the Capitol. Ills
friends and the friends OF the family are invited 70 attend
without further notice
At Baltimore on the goth instant In the 5sth year Of
her age RACHEL WILLIAMS, a colorcd woman. She
the sister of the Rev. GEORGE McL, formerly Lieu
tenant Governor Liberia and the Of DR. McGuL,
distinguished citizen 81 that republic. Amidst all
the trials disadvantages and temptations incident 70 her
race and condition, she led lie OF unbemshed and
suspected virtue, usefulness and piey and died with the
fortitude and in the hope Of the Christian.
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A FORCED MARRIAGE.-At Evansville, (Ind. J
singular case recently occurred. A young
woman had been left at boarding house with
her infant She was feeble and detected, and
it was soon ascertained that she was the victim
Of bad and perjured man named Aydelott,
who lived near New Albany. She had been at
the boarding house sometime under an assumed
name, and had been gradually sinking One
night he went down with some fatboats, and
called to see his victim. The boarders, whose
sympathies had been excited by the unfortu-
nate young woman, we're on the alert. The
landlady locked the young man in the room,
and then one boarder went for minister,
another for the clerk Of the court the certificate
was procured, and everything made ready for
tying the marriage-knot. The young man was
confronted by the crowd, and told in emphatic
terms the part he had to play in the proceed
ings. He begged hard for little time--for
time enough to 90 home and make his arrange
ments; but 1t was in vain. The couple were
united-the bride scarcely able to stand upon
the floor, the groom wishing himself thousand
miles away.
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sg To subsoriRcrs.--Thos OF our subscribers
residing In the route embraced between Twelfth and Four
eenth Streets notified that ]. O. Adams longer
entrusted with that route The paper hereafter will be
carefully served All payments will be made to Mr. ROB
KIT do0GlN [noy lift
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COAL AND WOOD.

CUhL AND WUUU,
IUUU desirable sine.
Also, good supply OF Wood.
Daily expected 100 tons Of Cumberland Coal
All n which will be sold nj the very lowest cash prices
at the new Coal and woodward Of
C0JTMAN a READING,
corner Of 18th and Canal streets
~ B-0rdcrs for Wood Coal left at the store of Mr.
Wmsat Of 18th street and Pennsylvania
win be Immediately attended 10. NOV 2o-3m
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COMO WEsrwAnD.-The Louisville Courier
Of the 21st says that among the passengers who
arrived there on the mail boat General Pike,
on the preceding day, were Hon. Thomas II.
Benton and family, on their way to st. Louis,
and Hon. Amos Kendall, who was to attend a
meeting OF the owners and managers Of the
Western and Southern Morse Lines.
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PhiladeIphia Markets.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. M-5 p. m.
Flour is inactive at $3S711@$4 1211 for common to
choice brands. Rye flour and meal dull Sales of
1000 bus. wheat at slc. for red, sS@s9c. for white
Sales of 5000 bus Southern yellow at &c., and old at
Ole. Oats 81 10. Whisky 2l11922c
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FOR SALE.

O. STORE AND DWELLING, in desirable and
Uu healthy location The House is large and convent
and built Of the best materiaan excellent stand for
business and will be sold clear of all incumbrance with
without the stock The for selling is the
tiser is about TO change his business.
Apply at the Office of the American Telegraph or on the
premises, corner of 9th and L streets
!, nov 25-tf
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OyERCoATINGs.

0VERC0ATINGS.
yITE have now In store the following:
w s pieces Beaver Cloths, some very fine
10 pieces Petorsham Felts, very heavy
10 do Plain Felts, do
rs do Fine French Cloths, very superior
20 do Fancy-coored Cloths
10 10 Black French Doeskin, all grades
so do Plain, Plaid, and Fancycolored Cassimeres
With variety OF Vestngs Cravas Scarf Pocket Hand
kerchiefs Undershirt Drawers, Half Hose Gloves Sus-
penders, &c, &c. YERBY MILLER
nov7-d2w No. Q, Pa. av. bet 7th and Sth SITS
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MRS. z. MnFFETT.

Ssrenh street, opposite odd. Feliow5 Hail.
TOULD respectfully call the attention Of the Ladies
wv 10 new selection OF BL00MkR COMBS, which
will be sold NJ reduced prices Also-New patterns lmi
taon Cupns at rs cents per pair Fancy Baskets Soaps
and Perumery, with variety Of other goods, Mt the
lowest possible prices for cash. lnoV is-r
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REAL ESTATE AGENCY.

Eighth Street, near Pennsylvania Avenue.
rTNHE SUBSCRIBER has opened Register at his Office
i where owners Of Houses Lots, Farms, &c, wishing
TO sell, register the same, with full description
thereof free of charge This Register will always be kept
open for the inspection Of persons wishing TO purchase
per cent will be charged by the subscriber for his services
in negotiating the same.
H1- Twenty handsomely located BUILDING LOTS,
and new large FRAME HOUSE, containing ten
rooms, and also small BRICK HOUSE, for sale. Also
for rent on street, Usand pleasant two-story and
attic Frame House, containing 81 per
month. JOHN l.. SMITH,
nov1T-u Attorney at Law and Justice Of the Peace.
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SOUTHERN MANUrAcToRIEs.--AM Mobile paper
says the ship Seine is now daily expected to
arrive at that port with forty young women
from France, to be employed at the Dog River
Factory.
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AN ACT for laying a stone tagging on Four
teenth street. in the Second Ward.
Be enacted, de- That the Of forty dollars or SO
much thereof may be necessary be and the same is
hereby appropriated out Of the funds Of the Second Ward
for the purpose laying stone tagging the side
Of Fourteenth street, across ID street.
Approved, November 81 1851.
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AN ACT authorizing the taking MP and rela

AN hCI HutnorIElnR the taKinB up and relay
ing side gutter, the curbstone, and adjust
ing the brick pavement on the north front Of
square number five hundred and thirty.
Be enacted, Dr., That the Mayor be and he hereby
authorized to 10 be taken up and rclad the side
gutter the curbstone and the pavement adjusted the
north front OF square five hundred and thirty the
pense thereof TO be betrayed out Of tho funds Of the Fourth
Ward Provided That the expense OF resettng the curb
stones and adjusting the brick pavement be betrayed by
the owners OF the lots fronting said square.
Approved, November Il, 1881.
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CLOTHING! CLOTHING ,

WTILLIAM WALL, Manufacturer soholesdIe and retail
w dealer in Reddy-n0de CLOTHING, Iennsyludnid
dUee, ten doors Of Ninth street. would respectfully
invite the attention of buyers TO his present large and
extensive assortment of Ready Clothing The Style
quality and finish Of the goods need ndation
and are unsurpassed by any in the United States His
superior facilities for manufacturing enables him to offer
the very best goods at the lowest possible prices.
nov 22-3t
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FUGITIVE SLAVES IN CANADA.-The Anti
Slavery society of this city has done something
for the relief Of the refugees living among us
until they can find employment. But their
very limited fund is exhausted, and they will
have to appeal to q charitable public benevo-
lence for supply. Some Of the refugees are
in distress from sickness and poverty. The
appeal, we are confident, will not be made in
vain.-Toronto Canada Globe.
Why are these negroes in sickness and pow
erty' They are laboring people, all of them,
and in this latitude by no means sickly people.
How is il they are in distress in Canada? We
conjecture, firstly, that the climate is not con-
genial to them--but this indeed is known and,
secondly, that they have no opportunity to la
Dor to advantage, because the people are in
reality inimical to them. If, therefore, our
brethren Of that country really desire the well
fare Of the negro, would it not be better for
them to conduct him to home, the climate Of
which is congcnial TO him, and in which the
people are not prejudiced against him. 1t up.
pears to us that true beneyolence points to this,
and sure we are that we can all cooperate in
harmony in furtherance Of the object.
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NOTICE.

rINHE SUBSCRIBER, thankful for past fayors, would
Il most respectfully call the attention Of his friends
and the public generally TO his PROVISION STORE,
south side Pennsylvania avenue, between AZ and 9th
creets and Immediately opposite National Hotel where
an be had at all times and on the most accommodating
terms,
Summer and Winter Cured Bacon
Lard, Pork Smoked Beef
Beef Tongues, &C., &c.
nov 14-1m RUDOLPH RICHHORN
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i OST-0n Saturday last, on Pennsylvania avenue a
IL small HUNTING L0CKET, containing hair. The
nder will be suitably rewarded by leaving il at the jew
elry Store Of Messrs GAIT BRoTHERs, Pennsy
avenue. [nov 25-4t*
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THE GREYs' BALL-This company had quite
a handsome and wel-attended ball last evening
The hall was comfortably filed, the ladies pretty
and the dancing, cotillons, waltzes, ETC., admit
rably fine. The whole was conducted in the
best possible manner. There were several mem
bers of the Independent Greys of Baltimore
present, and also deputation of the National
Blues Of that city We noticed also number
Of the military from our sister city, (Alexan-
dria) The Light Infantry and Sharpshooters
were present in quite large numbers There
freshments were served up in the best manner,
and in great profusion, by those ever-faithful
caterers, the Messrs. Eckardt
The Mayor Of Washington, Mr.. Lenox; the
Marshal Of the District, Mr.. Walach; Major
Keyworth, and other guests, were also present
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THE ANNUAL MEETING of the Ladies
i Union Benevolent and Employment Society will
take place on THURSDAY EVENING, the 9th instant
at O'clock Trinity Church, which has been kindly
offered the Society on this occasion.
Several addresses expected to be delivered ut this
meeting by distinguished gentlemen
The public respectfully invited to attend and evil
dence their sympathy with the objects of the Society by
liberal support OF the which will enable the ao
of their bounty to give good report of their abors
at the next annual meeting.
25-2tl By order of the Board of Managers
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CIVILIZATION IN VIRaINh.-We are at times
required to record-but we do it with shame
such incidents as the following, which we find
related in the Portsmouth Transcript:
Yesterday afternoon, at the post office,
words passed between w. Wallace Davis and
James Potter, which led to collision, and
during the tumult the former discharged PTS
toll at the latter. The ball struck the fore-fnger
Of the left hand, passed between that and the
second finger into the hand, and coming out on
the back part Of it, passed off The position Of
the hand when struck no doubt turned the ball
from the body, and probably saved Potter's life.
Two other shots were afterwards fred, but
without effect"
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AN ACT to complete Vermont avenue, between
M and N streets north

Be enacted c That for the purpose Of finishing and
completing Vermont avenue from TO streets north,
the sum Of three hundred dollars be and the same Is
hereby appropriated Of the funds Of the Second Ward
the work TO done under the direction Of the
of the First and Second Wards
Approved, November FL 1851.
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On Tuesday, 18th inst by the Rev. Mr. PEspLhfos Of
Fauquer, G. W00DS0N HAHSBR0UGH 70 VIRGINIA,
the daughter Of SAMUEL CHAscELLoR, eco, OF happahan
mock.
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AN ACT to complete the construction OF the
culvert at the intersection Of ID street north
and Third street west
Be enacted de- That the Of thirty dollars be and
the Is hereby appropriated out Of any funds the
credit Of the Fifth Ward TO pay for the completion Of the
culvert street NORTH at its intersection with Third
street west TO be expended under the direction OF the
Commissioner Of the Fifth and Sixth Wards.
Approved, November 81, 1851.
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Protracted Meeting. q Fourth Presbyterian

UhurchIeY JAMES UAILAHER, OF missouri, VIII preach
this and every evening during the week Service at
o'clock Thanksgiving services at ii m on Thursday
nov 25--
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A CARD.

A CARD.
rNHE UNDERSIGNED respectfully informs the citizens
Il of Washington that he has opened JOB PRINTING
OFFICE of and Sh Streets where he prepared
to execute every description Of job Printing; and he
hopes to be able to give satisfaction to those who may
favor him with their orders.
Cards, Handbils, Notices, Insurance Policies Bank
Checks, Labels, Pamphlets, &c. &C., printed at short
notice. JONATHAN HARDWOOD.
WASHINGTON, Sept. ID, 1851.
A Amy orders left at the Office Of the american Tile
graph will be promptly attended to- sep 13-u
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- We are requested By Mr. Robertson,
(fsrnsriy editor Of the "7yat, y 70 say that he
y rst&issd - counsel In the "three-eent case, "
~ M. Goals.
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GOODS FOR THE BALLS !

MRS e. M0fPETT, Seventh street, opposite odd-Fel-
Il lows Hail. is prepared TO supply the going pub
lie with White Kid and silk Gloves Silver Fancy and
Plain White Wreaths; White Silk and Linen Cambria
handkerchief; Extracts for the Handkerchief; Per
goods. nov b--n
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LYONS MAGNETIC POWDER |!

nor THE DESTRUCTION OF all kinds Of insects such
IL Cockroaches, Bed-bugs, Moths Ants, Flies, Feas
and Insects Plants also for the destruction Of
and Mice, within five minutes after being thrown in their
vicinity. Warranted Uithom fall Price, flask box,
so cents
This preparation is powder compounded Of Plants,
Herbs and Flowers free from any substance which could
possibly njure domestic animals and Is devoid of
any disagreeabe odor. 1t has been examined by the
Medical Faculty Of France Russia Sweden and Denmark,
from all of whom he has ample testimony Of its efficacy.
For sale in Washington by J. Y. CALLAN,
nov 20-tr Corner 7th and Il streets.
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AN ACT to repair gravel footwalk in the
Fifth Ward

Be enacted, DC, That the sum Of twenty dollars be
and the same hereby appropriated out of any funds
the credit Of the Fh Ward for the purpose Of repairing
the gravel footwak the west side Of Third cast
between and streets south.
Approved, November II, 1851.
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Great Medical Discovery!
DIR. j. 8. ROSES NERVOUS CORDIAL,

LN0R ALL NERVOUS CONDITIONS OF THE sYs-
IL TENT first discovered this preparation In 1910,
which time have found but little difficulty in Gu
ring most NERVOUS DISEASES, but very recently
have added ingredient which acts like magic In
dering my NERVOUS CORDIAL far more certain In GU
ring Nervous Tremor of the Muscles Shaking OF the
Head, Palpitaon, Flatulence, heartburn, Tic Dolor
Pain in the Face, with Twtchings OF the Muscles or
Flesh, Wakefulness Heart Diseases Neuralgia, and for
the mind body, affected by care labor study This
truly wonderful Medicine from its peculiar happy effect
in allayng the most violent Nervous affections and com
petely Graduating them from the SYSTEM may justly be
termed the grandet discovery in the science Of Medicine
1t subdues and averts all those NERVOUS DISEASES,
which the most profound medical skill has hitherto
had no control 1t is grand restorer in building up
weak constitutions already down by disease apd de-
bated by other Medcine its invigorating properties
act like charm, and its beneficial effects are almost mi
raculous The weak, the nervous, and those suffering
with constant pains and uneasness frequently cured
by using single bottle.
J. s. ROSE, NJ. d., Philadelphia.
Price so cents. For saleby
Y. d. Gilman, w. II. Gilman,
Charles Stott q Co. Samuel Butt,
j. f. Callan, John w Marin,
25-tr Washington city, D. @.
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ACCOUNTING FOR Ir.-The Chicago (Illinois)
Journal says: We heard one of the unterrifed
and unwashed lower-ten accounting very salts
factorily, few nights since, for the adoption
of the General Banking Law" That's the
way" said he, "the Wings alters beats US
they out-general u.s. Fust, they 'lected General
Harrison-then they run General Taylor--and
now they've 'lected General Banking Law. It's
no use to argy--the people alters go the mil
lingtary ticket"
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INOR CLOAKS, wRAPPINGS, 80.
IL 10 pieces A. coored yeyets
do "a and "A black yelvets
IL do "a Ermne Cloths and Flannels
10 do fine French Merinoes
20 do very heavy Poplins, all shades
do very heavy black silk, suitable for
Cloaks &C.
With large and general assortment Of all kinds Of
seasonabe Dry Goods, at the lowest market prices.
l2-lm VERIFY MILLER.
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ny nOR nf"hIHB HH HPPTUpIIHtIUH IUI PHyIHR
Charles Stewart balance due him for work
on the culvert on b street, between Tenth
and Eleventh streets west
& e'dcted dc, That the Of six dollars and ten
cents be and the Ia hereby appropriated out Of the
funds OF the Second Ward for the purpose Of paying 10
Charles Stewart sum due him for work done the cu
vert on street. between Tenth and Eleventh streets
west, @ per certificate Of the Commissioner.
Approved, NoYembef2l, 1861.
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Attention, Metropolitan Guards |!

YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED to attend spe- II
"A cal meeting, for election OF officers, to be held in "A
WI Council Chamber, at City Hail. on Wednesday even IN
IL ins, November 26, at O'Clock p. Punctual at III
tendance is earnestly solicited.
by order of President, pro. tenn.
nov 25-2t C. p. SENaSTACK, Jr, Sec'y
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FOR MT. VERNON AND FORT WASHINGTON.
sH~ THE STEAMER GEORGE WASHING
eara3s4Ss TON will leave Washington at 10 o'clock
a. m, III TUESDAY, November "a. Fare, round trip,
81. Children half price,
Thursday being holiday, 1t will give passengers good
opportunity to visit Mount Vernon.
nov 25-2t JOB CoRSON Captain.
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FURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT.

g.fS new threestory and basement BRICK HOUSE,
.r containing two parlors, four chambers, basement
dningroom and kitchen, furnished in genteel and
comfortable manner pleasantly situated in the neighbor
hood OF the General Post Office will DO rented Tor the fur
nture will be sod upon reasonable terms and possession
given Immediately, application to
DYER a MCGUIRE,
nov 7-df Corner of 10th st. and Penna
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EeE- The CoSoERT OF TURNER last night
was glorious affair. There was beautiful
audience, and such singing has seldom been
heard in this city. Mr. T. was frequently en-
cored, and enthusiastically applauded through
out Three voluntary songs were also elected
by the audience. Many who were present for
the first time to hear Mr.. T. declared them
selves agreeably disappointed, and pronounced
him the sweetest ballad-singer Of the times
There will be another concert this evening.
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TO THE LADIES.

OFFICES FOR RENT
fJNHE UNDERSIGNED has three fine offices for rent
i one in Lane fuckers building, Pennsylvania av-
enue, between ~ and 9th streets; street, adj
joining Dr. Saunders office; and the other in the base
ment OF Mrs Youngs boarding house. the
Also, several furnished and unfurnished ROOMS for
rent, in the central part of the city.
Terms moderate A. ZAPPONE,
Teacher of Languages,
nov 2o-u Lane fuckers building, Pa. av.
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NOW OPENING

INV VI IIsINus
WE ARE NOW OPENING a large and seasonable
wv assortment Of Dry Goods, TO which ve invite the
attention of buyers. We in part
$50 pairs Of all grades Bed Blankets
200 Of low-priced Servants do
80 pieces Fine Flannes, suitable for families
10 WEIGH and double-med Flannels
90 Lowpriced Flannels, from IS cts up
80 satinetts, all grades
70 Tweeds do
100 Cheap Nous. de Laine, 12lS cts mp
% Parametta Cloths, all grades and oolors
70 Low-priced Cashmeres
10 French Mernos, all colors, and cheap
lB " Silks, embracing a variety Of styles
large and cheap lot Of Carpets, with good sssort
mont Of Rugs Oil Cloths, &c.
nov 7-d2wh YERBY 4 MILLEB.
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CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, AND VESTINGS.
DLACK French Cloths and Cassimeres; black and
ID coored Silk and Satin ycstngs; green, blue, and
brown Cloths and colored Cassimercs all Of which will
be sold very cheap. Also
100 pieces white, red and yellow Fanncls
cases bleached Sheetings and Shrtings
bales brown do do
rs Spices Bed Ticking
so do Satnets, Tweeds, and Jeans
Lambs Wool Shirts and Drawers
Hosiery Gloves, Blankets Counterpains, shawls Nous
selaines, Cacoes, DC.
Customers will be pleased to give a call, and will
pay them for their trouble VIM. r. RILEY,
oct 10-tr cor. Sth St, opp. Centre Market.