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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1852-05-15

FIsnER1Es.-Somc of the fishermen
on Elk river have cut out their seincs.
They have generally done a very poor
business this season.
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Dahctng.- There has been a dancing master
in town fol week aud more, proposing to teach
the latest styles ofthe fantastic art-upon what
terms we are not aware. 1t has been long
time since there was a dancing school in Elkton
although in former yeas such things were quite
frequent. VARIOUS opinions in regard TO this
accomplishment have been expressed. Some
entirely condemning it, others advocating it
upon the ground that it improves the manner and
Is conducive to graceful carriage. Byron was
particularly severe on the waltz, while Davies.
in referring TO something of a similar nature.
says:
'fct is there one the most trighlrul kind,
A loTty jumping and leaping round,
When arm in arm the dancers are eniwined.
And whirl themselves with strict embrace
mens round.''
Ofcourse the scholars, ifany, will be young, and,
as they are Elitonians, will Of course be hand
some, so their meetings will no doub, find an
appropriate description in these lines by Mrs.
Esling:
"The bright and youthful dancers meet,
With laughing lips and winged feet;
And golden locks come flashing by,
Like sudden sunshine thro' the sky''
---------s-~---
ice Cfc0m.-We were wondering the Other
day who was going to engage in the ice cream
business this season, when in comes Mr. ]. L.
Brown with glass piece for all hands, and
two for the Devil. Very acceptable of course.
We have always found the ice cream sold in
Elkton superior to the general average of the
same article in the cities. An ice cream saloon,
nicely furnished and with proper accommoda-
tions would be profitable enterprise. The
best arran CEMENT however, is a garden well
supplied with trees, and tables just large enough
for two persons scattered about here and there
among the trees and shrubbery. We have seen
such place in village, and thought it offered
charming opportunity for tete a tete.
0J%One of our reporters, who keeps an eye
open for every thing that is going on, hands us
the following item
Worh end Sing.-Walking through the town
the other evening, we heard some fine vocal
music, and stealing side glance at the window
whence the sound proceeded, we saw several la
dies sitting around a table, at work and singing
right merrily. ssWhere's the use of sighing!'
thought we. Better to take Life as it comes;
and tossing care to the winds, work and sing:
I'll be merry while may,
| And I'll he sad for naebody.
Let the sentimental ones talk as they please
ofthe luxury of tears, give us smiles for tears,
and song for signing.
"Light he thy heart! why should't thou keep
Sadness within its secret celli
| Let not thine eye one tear-lrop weep,
| Unless that tear Of rapture tell.
Observation-Disclosures Hulsemann
went out as passenger in the steamer
Franklin, which sailed on Saturday last
for Havre.
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FILLMORE MEETING IN New YORK;
On Monday night last, there was great
demonstration by the friends of Mr..
Fillmore, in the Chinese Assembly
Rooms.
The room was crowded, and great
enthusiasm was manifested. Daniel
Lord, Esq, presided, and two hundred
vice presidents and fifty secretaries
were appointed. An address and series
of resolutions were adopted, strongly
urging the claims Of President Fillmore
for reelection to the Presidency. Lot
ters were read from Messrs. Clayton,
Berrlen, Brooke, of Miss, md More
head, OF North Carolina; and addresses
were delivered by Messrs. Gentry.
Brooks, Marshall, and Lord. The rooms
were crammed and the streets also
crowded in front of the hall, and adj
dresses were delivered from the steps"
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MISUNDERSTANDING a number of
new exchanges this week we notice The
Spiritual Telegraph, a paper devoted to
the dissemination of the "Rapper" doc
trine. 1t shall not rap at our door in
vain. We will thus be in receipt of TEL
egroph dispatches from Spiritland, and
will keep our readers advised of the lat
est news from down below.
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THE LATEST FASHIONS.

WILLIS RUT1ER has received the latest
w Fashions at his old stand, in the Elkton
"BAzAAR," next door to the Post office.
Thankful for the very liberal patronage he
has received, he is now prepared to cut and make
all kinds of garments in the best and most fash
ionable STYLES. All clothes made by him war;
ranted to tit. Don't forget the Old Stand in the
"Basa0r.'' [Elkton, Apr II.
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o. Mrs. Clay, it is SAID, is too feeble
to reach Washington, or else she wonld
have been there before this.
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Nj ARR led.

On Tuesday morning, l It'll inst. by Rev. II
5. Howell, MIR. Robert Marshbank to Miss Eliza
a. Lynch: both OF this town.
knowing that the Printers blessing is desid-
erafnm IN matrimonial affairs, the parties took
the precautlon to secure it by sending on the
cake.
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Sr1c1DE.-It will be seen by the let
ter of our Rowlandsville Correspondent,
that the body of young Roman, who has
been missing for some time past, has
been found. There can be no doubt
but he committed suicide.
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d EAuTITUL Swiss and Jackonet, Edeings
ID and Insertings and Bands, also a great vail
ely of mits, gloves, hosiery, fans, parasols, &c.
may Is For sale by BRowN 4 FoARp
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A Fresh supply of new style embroidered fs d.,
II and plain Bereges; summer Silks, Lawns,
white hs'd dress goods, Prints, &C. Also ready
made Manlillas, at b. +. MAYS.
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kLLED.-hlr. George A. Davidson, of
Delaware City, was killed on Friday
9Th inst. by negro whom he was taxi
ing to New Castle Jail. Mr.. D. was not
a constable, as has been reported, but
was deputed in the case; the proper Of
fcer having declined to act. 1t has been
stated that Mr. d. was a man of family,
w.ic, is also incorrect. The negro was
arrested short time afterwards and
lodged in Jail.
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TuANKs.-We are indebted to Hon. J..
Bell of Tennessee for copy of his
speech on Non-intervention.
Also, to Hon. J. A. Pearce for the re-
port of the secretary of war, in reference
to the foundations OF the Mississippi
river.
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He should have concluded with a
peroration on the harmony ofthe Democ-
rdcy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-24
Correspondence of the Dispatch.

AS intimated in my last, Col. King has
resigned the Presidency OF the Senate, owing
to i'll health. | learn that he continues very
feeble, and faint hopes are entertained Of his
recovery. Senator Atchison, of Missouri, was
unanimously elected President pro TEN.
Dir. Clingman's 5 resolution, in the House, in
structng the Committee of Ways and Means
to report bill 10 admit Rail Road iron free of
duty, was, on yesterday. adopted; bur, in Com
mittee of the whole, | hardly think the propo-
sition will find much favor. The majority
seem to be adverse TO any change or modi-
fication in the existing tarff-many alleging
that one change may induce others-members
who voted for the reference, will oppose the
bill when il comes before the House.
The action Of the Senate confirming indi-
rectly the title of Lieutenant General on Gen.
Scott seems to have afforded satisfaction TO all
parties here. By the joint resolution, the
President is empov cred TO confer the rank for
meIitofious services, but il is well under
stood that the honor is intended tor General
Scott.
The resolution will meet with warm oppo-
sition IN the House, but will eventually pass,
it is believed. This is but another evidence,
that republics and parties are not always an
grateful.
Last session, Congress appropriated Sl0O,-
600 TOW ards the erection OF a Lunatic Asylum
Tor this District. The site selected Is deemed.
from lis location, very unhealthy. Itia pro-
posed to erect the building on the Eastern
branch ot the Potomac. Great dissatisfaction
exists in this community in regard to the site
selected, and efforts are being made to have
the matter brought to the notice Of Congress,
at an early day, by the Committees on the
District Of Columbia.
Last night we were visited with slight faii
t,b mi fEka
roofs Of houses. The weather to-day is quite
win,e.;sh. and reminds one Of the near ap-
pruacn Of Christmas.
Our markets are we'll supplied with every
thing that contributes TO the comfort OF The
Inner man. but prices are exorbitan.y
high. Hotels and Boarding Houses have, in
consequence, raised the price for board
Hickory wood sells at s. and oak at S6.O
per cord. hEsRico'
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no PFOpretoTs, n. Z.
Chronic Rheumatism OF Ten Years.
Stnnding.

NEW OPLEANs March ST.
Price, merchant writes No language can de-
scribe the suferngs have endured for the last ten
years. Mine Chronic Rheumatism in its worst
forms For the last three years have scarcely been
able TO turn myself in bed during the night My whole
system affected. have had the best medical at
tendance which could be procured in the East and
South. And besides have used all other remedies Of
which could hear, and have taken medicine enough
to ruin the constitution of any At length tried
Mortlmore's Rheumatic Compound, and It has per-
formed radical cure. P PRICE"
Do
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ISCRFAsIsG PROSPERITY IN iRgLAsD.-
Iate accounts from Ireland represent that the
evidences OF Improvement in the condition of
the country are daily becoming more dscid-
ed. and the agricultural classes are beginning
20 participate in the general prosperity, after
the exhausting effects OF famine. Ia the west
ern counties in particular the change for the
better is quite remarkable. The Mayo Tele-
graph gives most gratifying account OF the
active trade among the country shopkeepers.
owing 10 the increased means Of consump-
| ton amongst the graziers, farmers, and tho
| lab0ring classes.
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rARTER,s sp.NIsu ,,TyTrDr

~ The GREAT PUkIFIEp OF TnF pTH0n
THE IL; / BEST ALTERATIvE KNOWN-NOT A
t,AkIlIi7LE ,At-sli7zt OF MERCURY IN ANY FORM III IT
An hlaloLe cure for Scrofula, Kings Evil Rheu-
nat5nl, Obstinate Cutane0us Eruptions Pinples ar
Fustnis5 on the Face, Biosches Biles Chr mic Sore
Eyes Ring Worm or letter Sceld Head FnIarga-
ment and Pain of the Bones and joints Stnbb6-n
Ulcers, Syphiiltc Disorders, Lumbago Spinal Com
plants and all Diseases arising from an iniudicious
use % mercury lnprudence IL Life or lmpurity OF
This valuable Meicine, which has become celebra-
e n tls city and vicinity for the number of extra
ordinary cures effected hroughits agency has
the proprietor at the request of his fronds to
oferlt TO the public which he does with the utmost
confidence IN its virtues and wonderful curative pro-
peTtles- Inc following certificates. selected from
large number are however stronger testimony than
mere word OF the proprietor As the limits an ad-
verlseTent would be too snail state the certificates
IN Iul. they are condensed much possible, but
are detailed the inside wrapper of each bottle and
are al! from gentlemen well known their localities
and OF the highest respectfully, many of them now
residing IN the city OF Richmond.
boyden, ESD the Exchange Hotel Richmond,
known everywhere, says he has seen the medicine
called Carter Spanish Mixture administered in over
hundred cases in nearly all the diseases for which it
Is recommended, with the astonishing good re-
suits He says It IS the most extraordinary medicine
the has ever seen.
C Lack, ESQ., now in the city of Richmond, and
for many years the Post Office has such confidence
IN the astonishing efficacy of Carters Spanish Mixture
that he has bought upwards 81 bottles which he has
given away to the afflicted. MI Luck says he has
never known 1t to al, wsn taken according to direc
tons.
Dr.. John Minge, practising Physician and former
y Of the City Hotel IN the city of Richmond says he
has witnessed IN number of instances the effects Of
CarteTs Spanish Mixture which were most truly sur
prlslng. He says in of Consumption, depen
dant on the Liver the good effects wonderful IN
deed.
Liver complaHt-Sanuel NJ Drinker of the firm
OF Drlnker 4 Morris, Richmond, cured of Liver
Complaint OF years standing, by the OF bot
tie Of CarCer's Spanish Mixture.
Scroula and ConsunptioE-Nr Richard +. West Of
Richmond, was cured OF Scrofula and what physician:
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The Manchester IN. H. Mirror says "An
Irshw oman in North Haverhill, in this State,
gave birth TO four !.re children, one day last
week! They were all doing we'll when last
heard IRON. This is q progressive age"
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The REsULr-of RAILRoADs.-The Terrs
Haute ua.) papers say that for some time past
the trains on the Indianapolis Railroad have
been running day and night. An immense
quantity Of goods, Of every description, have
come through on this ,noroughiare during
several weeks past.
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~ b. J. Accinelly has been appointed
dock and harbor master in Norfolk, vice Foster.
deceased.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-24

! . "+t.fL4 HN'E.'t = 4 'AhU.-I ne
f.. r-aarsi-ned, for tar ast eiGJl years employed
5ls,uess of Neesrs To.er Il Cook having
....-,asa 20 dn sim! ar business himself ten.
= l.~ services % his friends sEd the public from
s..nr ~ asst day g! January ensuing, as agcn,
Rae r.rt.-- yUt Jt Houses, the hiring out of Ne.
n -" COLLECTION Of Claims &c &c He
.--uuy e." uttcr l4th street between Main
d.. -.a>a.r. vow occupied by Mr. VIM w Eus-
T.. I'D c.,s-rs himself 20 adhere to promptitude
ST. ctIal'y in al! things relating 10 his business,
r.- TENS " De molerate and satisfactory
.- g j EDWARD d. EACHO
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~ ORTIllOR E's RBEUMATIC COM.

=
IA POUND AND BLOOD PURIFIER This
great discovery is bringing health and happiness to
thousands Rheumatism can be cured. More than one
thousand OF chronic rheumatism (of the worst
form of this dreadful disease) have been perna
nently during the past year by the of few bottles
of this compound. Letters and certificates are daily
being received from parties of high standing many Of
whom have been crppes for years from the effects Of
this hitherto incurable disease, but who affirm
that they sound and we'll made BY this great re-
medy, which vegetable spirit-an internal remedy
prepared for this disease alone, and this it viii
cure in every case, either infiamnatory, (acute) or
chronic form Testimony of the most undoubted cha
will be cheeruly submitted to the inspection OF
all who may feel sufficiently interested to call on the
proprietors, their Central Office, No l. Barclay st.
Astor House, New York. One bottle s., three bottles
Sls PURCELL LADD 4 CO,
Sole Agents for Richmond
W v. ALEXANDER & CO,
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NOTICE.-JAAES A. SMELL, Executor, will
" otfer at the old stand of Hugh Rileigh decd
the entire stock OF Dry Goods, at and below cost
Many desirable Goods may be had at reduced
prices, consisting in part of the following, viz:
Heavy Sattines,s, kereeys and Blankets, for Ser.
wants,
Superior fine Cloths, Cassimers. Vest;ngs &C., for
Gentlemen,
Heavy md fine Cotton sheetings and shirtings
Also, a large stock of plain aud figured, black and
fancy colored Dress Silks for Ladies; and many
other desirable Goods usually found in the Dry
Goods line, suitable for the season, which will De
sold without reserve until lst January, 1852
All persons wishing to secure good bargains will
DO well to call soon. 10 l9-n
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i a'4ar ta".- services to their friends and the
r-.'.e ,c hire cut N Iroes the ensuing year They
e u=g tn oes: efforts 10 get good prices and good
.a..s. Ee's"ns wishing US 10 hire out their Ne
,r,r- -. g.a.sn inform rs soon as possible.
N. s c. B. HILL,
Ct-ner q rankin and Wall streets.
f- --:slT,4
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0et4
NREAT KEDuCTlON JN PRICEs.-

IL II. ROSENFELD, No I75 Broad street mos,
respectfully calls attention OF tne taae: Gsa aGa
teDqbc generally to his large stock OF Dry ugoos
=, - rednced ,,rlces, such Lace Clouds,
S..yes, Chensettes, and great variety OF En- ,.n1
h-od.ries. Mousilns, silks. Frencn ana Ens'.sn
Me-toos Cajicos, shawIs Blankets &c hne t;r aT
a,r-nent OF Hosiery and Gloves an 0i "on
h.. It a such price, tn cannot fail TO gl'e saS
f.Ct.Du 10, ,.,ea in
NB-An small notes taken at market rates. In
ezcngoge Tor Goods pogrNEETn
IL. Sim u -------- t---.
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NEW BOOAs.-W8IdeW Warren tale OF cir
Is cumstantal evidence, by Emerson Bennet--25c
Zngra. the Gipsy, by Annette Marie maillard-5O
Minnie Grey, or Whois the Heir by the author
OF Amy Lawrence-50c
home sceues and Heart Studies, by Grace Agui'
lac-5Uc
My Move. o. Varieties in English Life, by Sir K
Bu!wer Lyt,on, part lst-37hc
LJ-d Saxoudale or Life among the London Ais
tocyscy, by Il w NJ Reynolds, part lst-5Oc
rncye Toms Cabin. , vols, Inuslin-l so
Amt PhiIhs' Cabin, or Southern Life as 1t ls; a
reply to UAcle Tom, vol, muslia-75c
~..;a nv JAS B GIBB,
de- = 50 opposite the City Hotel
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STOCA OF DIZZY ENNTs AT ~ 81 !, 57-

~ LIREDUCED PRICES-Fror, nd - 80 -; 4 :
9@te' we are offering large AZ cheap stock Of
Fahcy and Domestic Dry Goods, at greatly rrdnced
prlces IN order to reduce the same suficientlv nr
or - taxing inventory, by LIST Of January next. Ali
Id search i0r really cheap aud handsome goods
must not fail to call on as We have The laTgas, loas
assortment Ia Drfss Goocs of all kinds: beau7tni
housIines at one shilling. Also, another Inv 0f
those hos superior Linen Towels, at 81 per dozea.
White. red, and yellow Fiannels, yerv low in %,
everything need!ul and desirable in the Dry Gooda
iihe' can Ge had at our store little chaaoer than
anywhere else F' tN"'
Ribbons, Florences, Marcali5e, Satins. Bonnet,
Will call. j. MILLHIoER d. BROTHER
ho - 1913 Broad street
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n Ew BOOKS, JUST RRCRIyFDHY

= t3hfoLb ~ &MJkRAf-BrUad street
Select British EloQuence, containing the hes,
speeches entire OF the most eminent Orators of
Great Britain, for the last two centuries, WI,
sketches ot their lives, DC by Chauncy A Good,
Yich-35 50 NOoo
Lives o: Wellington and Peel, from the rona..
Times-5oc Honuoh
Shabby Genteei Story, by Thackaray-5Oc
- history oi henry Esmond, Esq, by Thackarsv-
Lie q Ficissiiudes, by q P h Janes-25c
lerd Clarke - a0'0' ~ "ay-
History OF Romuus. by Jacob Abbott-eo
it5ge variety OF New Juvenile Books
An New Books received as soon as pu5!isbed
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-24

OIfCE.-HRving sold the Retail Branch ot
l my business TO Messrs Collins d. Buckley, of
savannah, Georgia, who will come in possession
on the First OF February nexI will from this time,
ed prices. Persons wishing 10 purchase Fine
fancy Goods, or the necessary House Furnishing
Articles, will find complete assortment at such
prices as will prove highly advantageous
Inc stock OF Plated and Block Tin Ware, Cut
lery, Tea Trays Fenders, Fire Irons, &c, is large
and complete.
Will continue the Wholesale Business. at
No 10 Pearl street, nearly opposite Messrs Kent,
Payne a hent, and will open for the Spring Trade
a large and desirable stock OF Goods, suitable for
the city and country, at wholesale only
LEWIS GINTER,
d92 1877 Main street
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Very re- p8ctfu!ly, your OBJ, serv',-
L WARREN.
= : iZTEK,s5 SPANISH MIXTUKE-THE

NsRTEN'N3 -PANIeH III -AI z II Fl I. Z. {.
& GREAT PURIFIER OF TIE BLOOD dE
FE~T ALTERkTIVE kNOWN-NUT PARlI
C>I,n or MERCURY IN any FORM IL iT.-An
infa!i5e cure for scrofula Or Kings Evil, kheuma'
tisr1 Obstinate Cu.aneous Erupuons fimples or
P.s4les on the ace Blotches, BIles, Chronic Sore
r-e,,f s1d Pain Of the Bones and Joints, Stubborn
Uicers, Syynllitic Disorders, Lumbsso, spinal
Con plants and all diseases arising from an IN ud'
ious use OF mercury. mprudeucn IN lie, or hnpu'
ri.y of the blood. For sale by o
-'' TuOS. Z. PACE, Druggist,
=, RrOad street
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RYT~. Ann Is. DAVIS: Dear Friend

ANS. Ann Is. DAVIS: Dear FrHend
w Piease send by the bearer, two bottles
r71ra ri your Con.h Elixir. Ny last supply
is uaarl, Exhausted ana never like TO De without
it ;ha hyase 1t is now upwards of twelve years
sine, rat made ttial Of r. asd have taken 1t re-
f.aiy sir ce in cases Of cold and cough, and have
asa l.E!sared it 70 other members OF my iami-
jv-my shi. 1ren in particuIar-with the most hap
py e.asct ! nave tried nearly all the coug gh RENE.
dies ot the day, and have no hesitation in ssylag
rF.t believe yours 70 be the most Valuao e pre-
v.,ra,. ~ gI me kind now in use, and as family
In-c;cine almost Indispensable | therefore take
cr.4t pleasure in Recommending It to the cona'
lenca ard patronage Of tae public.
Very IL pectfu!ly, your o5't serv',.
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c. 90 RE.OU.-ULe thousand Llkenesses
= sVO. have been taken at OSBORN'S Da.
gg.sr=sa Galleries since the reduction # prices
And W now wish it understood by all that Osborn
will continue TO take fine Sky.Light Miniatures In
neat case Tor 81. Remember this is the only place
where Sky Light Miniatures are taken for 81. To
those that think one dollar is too cheap for good
la eae,s W would only say, call and get Like
ness worth or SO. Remember the place.
OSBORE'S,
,.,--;4a ,-,a Danka si,n of tho American Flags
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EE-s FOR AENT.-Ine house and store, No
M..a 9o Main street, at present occupied by the
proprietor Clothing Store, and without excep-
tor the very nest buslacss location in the city Of
Richmond. The necessity of attending to busi-
ness in another State the only os renting
the premises. This IS sa opportunity that seldom
offers, and may not again tor years There 10 a
.sase that has nearly nve years TO g1u. Early ap
plicatons are solicited Call on the premises SO
Main street. LEWIS HYNEIAN.
d. 2-Al,7,E
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CLOTHING AT AUCTION CLOTHING
y AT AUCTION.-I will sell the balance of m y
stock of Clothing az cost for few weeks, and the
remaining stock will De sold a. Auction. Cali at
90 and O. Main street. and secure year CnristInas
suit while yuu have the chance b per cent.
saved By purchasing at HINEMAN'S, as the stock
OF Goods must positively be cold. Black, blue,
brown Frock and Dress Goats; Beaver and Pilot
Overcoats 1900 pr Pants 2000 Vests, all OF which
| will sci! at first cost
Dc not forget that the place is % and % Main
street.
de l3-lm. LEWIS HYNEHAN. Proprietor.
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GTEAMsHIP MAIL IL NE.-MORE

STEA mSHlP vi l. l. L E.-MORE
~ NEW CLOTHING By Steamships of this
week, have received large additions to our stock
of Ready made Clothing which, as the season
IL So fsr advanced. disposed to sell at very
low prices fo1 cash. The stock now on hand at
I02, never better, and the subscribers never
more anxious to make sales Now is the time for
bs gains, good Tits and well made Clothing.
Various qualities colOrs, and prices of Over
Costs, Business Frocks Dress and Frock Goats,
Pants Vests Also, Under Shirts and Drawers,
Fancy Goods and Boy Clothing. Call at No l02
Malu street