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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-23

EyOR MONTGOMERY AND We 49,
IL TuMPKA-THRoUaH LINE u. 4 NsM ,,I Basin.
KA ods eomm.odne lnow being finished at Cincinnati ill
issvng Nsvorssns EvERY ALTERNATE wEDNfsDAY TtewE-
TuMFKA veil calculated for the trade being built sIprssy for It,
..pit q MCDOWELL, JR. I co.. Il poydrs. street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-23

ElOR KENTUCKY BEND, POINT ~
WoRTHINGToN " ssAND @ LAKE "A Fl LAKE M PRO
GRAND GULF, % RODNEY, NATcHEz, FORT ADAMs,- BAYOU
Weekly Kentucky Bend Packet steamer FRANK
LYONThe fine packet FRANK LYON Israel
all intermediate landings
week. NJ throughout the
- OTHER 4 BROS. IS Poydras street.
tA will freight for Yaroo River
voLAH which boat will await the arrival of the F.
L. . Yicksburg.
n There Wharfngsrs Office,
oppos aset enry Wednesday morning. receiving
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War Deparsanent.

Bureau Typographical Engineers Sept is, 1852.
s 81 Wan @ roy ~ we M "aoy a on ae
river al which time the contract w ba awarded to the lowest
and shall not exceed hundred thousand dollars
CONDITIONS.
The materials forming the an only be thoroughly
from the be destroyed,
form new obsiruetons OF pedmen 70 the navigation thereof
Whenever shall report portion
has been removed and DESTROYED the shall be inspected by
he e he dspaa. M WIN pay such proportion o. ,as whole
pe a sesa ap @ ~ @ e1sa ss @ sn. a Dsa 70 e en
shall be less fifteenth part Of the
July next 1852 will which he willing
se mn I - an and m also sou The ss for which he WIN under
for the aforementioned period, he will state, and will
4 When specified completion
The work shall have arrived the shall be inspected BY on
iii appear
nifty with ,he Terms of he Including e twenty Der
fi appear
but balance remaining shall be fted
a e ass ss % e s ss @ @ a
gagemen he shall offer complete the work without add
lion the seereary of War will Be- allowed him for ta
And at the expiration Of that Time the work shall be completed
viii required his bond for aoooO
conditioned Each bidder
will transmit al The same time with his proposals the names o. the
that they will sign his bond sree above mentioned and
S % hs e aS a ct e G
and that considers them worth thousand dollars over and
above all their debts and liabilities No bid viii be examined unless
these conditions shall be complied with.
the envelope Proposals for removing Red River Rat
The Republic Inelgenear, and Uaon washington o. cGu
IeI and Enquirer and Express New York peansyva1s In
nat Ohio; Louisville Jouna Louisville, Kentucky ST. Louis
a NeM orleans Bulletin New Orleans Bes
New Orleans Republican, New Orleans La will insert The above
daily and then twice week until January 3 1853
Sept 2l-doi&2awtJan3
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Proposals FOR Furnishing the Paper for tho Public
Printing.

OFFICE SUrKRIsrESDRsT PUBLIC PRINTING,
Washington, September ~, 1854
IN pursuauce ofhe provide executing public print
ing ac approved August 1882, proposals
teived al this Office in the Capitol until Monday 10th
pf december twelve O'clock furnishing
mat may be required for the public printing
ng on the M day oDecembe 1882 and ending the day
December, 1883
The suboned list specifies nearly aseeraned
the quantity and the quality and description kind paper
that will be required.
.Voo reams fine printing uncalendeed
s inches, and TO weigh forty five pounds the Of
$50 sheets
H Glass 2.
1900 eams fine printing paper caendered "a by %
inches and to weigh ffs pounds TO The OF 4eo
4 sheets.
3ftaaas printing paper
"a by " inches, and TO weigh foryeght pounds
Nss 70 the Team of 4o0 ssccs
The fibre Of the of
and cotton free from all aduleraon with mineral other sub
Stances OF fair whteness and in quires OF
sheets eac and bundles Of enc each TO contain
4s0 perfect sheets Uniformity in color thickness and weight will
e required and bundle varying under i've
required Mixing tbickneses
bundle TO make the weight will be considered violation OF the
In reference the above three will be
entered into for supplying the quantities required beren such
the public service but the privilege reserved
OF odernga greater quantity either class should
thy required such and in such quantities may be
deemed necessary.
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THE PURE KINDJust received, large invoice OF linen
goods, (pnre all hnen,'D follows, and canddy think
them the cheapest OF their kinds in the District
doz- good nen diaper towels 81 dozen
% so -"d - a~-.", ssSst s-
Q pieces M fashioned linen sheetings wide
10 do fne table damask, at SO per yard
Gan ana IS cents yard with
endless variety of fine damasks, diapers, and
towellags
3 do damask toweling, by the piece, 81 per
yard well worth 30 cents
100 do Irish linens, ffonm medium superhne.
will sell the cheapest and best linen
goods, OF all classes, be had In this market
especial inducements purchasers OF black goods
black menos apacas and cacoes OF choice
qualities at Inv prices.
is pieces e ine and glossy black silks
black stockings,
autumn nd winter WI
20 cartons n styles bonnet nbands.
Ao daily expected the for those bills that ought 10 have
been paid July 1.
Terms cash. unless arranged 10 the contrary.
articles prices and fair dealing be relied on IN al
PERRY & BROTHER.
Oct a-dn Opposite Centre Market
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TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS

The Of person upon boeks, ness
payment Of The subscription be mad n advance.
Distant subscribers money pssssss
which will be paid BY
smission.
The COUNTRY PAPER published i weekly during Shs ses
slons Of Congress- and semi weekly during
Subscriptions for period year received
terms proportioned 10 the above rates.
@ PoSTMAsTERs authorized 10 act as our agents ssd ~
sending DAILY subscribers, with
SEMI WEEKLY subscribers WEEKLY
subscribers with $40 enclosed, win be emitted copy
edition they furnish subscribers for, grafis
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81 The Campaign OF Isss."

THERE hand little than one huadred copies Of
"he Campaign lstsn political paper published during
auspices Thomas Richie. All the
which entered that faithfully recorded
eether with official in the presidential elections
1874 and sa by States countless the full proceedings OF the Bal
Philadelphia (wig) Convention
1885, and, indeed which ke,
be brought into discussion the approaching campaign will be
found In this volume.
he Campaign fG folio, bound In boards
with sheep backs and win be sold at the low pice otwo
dollars.
As there hundred copies hand, those who
wish 10 purchase may procure them at this Office.
Il--con
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COMETBTNG NEw.-scoch port monnnos and card cases,
~ Scotch and attractive Also Turkey
port with clasps variety and Of the
latest styles--convenicnt, and cheap.
pearl and paer maohe card Pocket knives, Con
genuemcn aud boys knives large assortment Of
qualities Ivory tablets, gold pens, folders, hand
convenient and
costs two cents Writing desks, portfolios. &c. NC
For sale by GRAY A. BhLLANrYNE,
Seventh street.
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BY ROBERT ARMSTRONG.
War Department.,
Bureau of Topograpbicai Engineers,

War Department.
Bureau of Typographical Engineers,
PROPOSALS. win including the aol day OF
Deeember ior ue following articles required ON Lake
10 pieces timber, 2 inches 81
Iso pieces oak timber ia inches, each
6lo pieces white timber square l2 inches
piece IS feet long
90 90 feel measure, inch plank wide
the timber 10 be free iiom splits and other
GOO cords erb ballast sone stone each
measure lss feel sod measure
als day Of next March third the Both
~ Times OF the delivery Of The
Nav !, one third Oh The :a day o. next june
The articles win bs required al Little Fort Wankegan
Ts same QUANTITIES. qualities, kinds Of materials will
wanted Southport saofe flake Michigan, and at the
The quantities. qualities, and kinds Of materials will be
portions asn,es auaitcs and kinds Of rateras win be
wanted al Milwaukee shore OF Lake Michigan, and the
proportions and times OF dewey ,., Z. ~,
wanted al shboysan shore of Lake Michigan aud the
nrooonons tunes OF delivery -
wanted al anowoc shore OF Lake Michigan and the
s articles as delivered on specified days. be
measured and Of the United States and
r. naid for according price, per
DUE viii be retained BY .e United States until the
contractor will be forfeited TO The United States Il the contractor
fail 10 fulfil his contract
Each proposal be accompanied with evidence thai the pro-
poser fulfil his and the reserves the
proposal not satisfactory IN all respects
cannot be made But will be
made stated.
ondng materials will be pointed out by the United
States agent him the contractor On this
be subject delay Of days
shall considered delivery said articles
United States No delivery win be acknowledged except in
quantities stated and accordance with this adver
delivered inspected and received, all articles will
vee Inspected received they will be the risk and under
The care No delay
will be made allowed the part the United
States.
outside envelope, and will be addressed the undersigned
j. j. ALERT,
Col. Corps Typographical Engineers.
To be inserted in he Repuhs n'sllgence and Union Wash
and New York Commercial Advertiser
Advertiser Detroit Commercial Advertiser, Chicago
twenty times daily then twice week Till 20th December
26-d20tx2tawtiDcc20
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CAEp.-CLAGBTT DoDsoN, dealers in all kinds Of forn.
and goods, Mosaic, saxony velvet tapestry
Bruss mpea ply, double ingram and all other kinds o
cspefng both foreign and omestc hearthugs and doorma
aoor ocloths materials, with all the belongings Of all
scriptions.
Russia, Flemish, and Irish table
bed linens blankets quilts table and piano and all other
goods requisite In Housekeeping.
Also, furnished short notice. beds and mattresses.
one door OF the Of Pennsylvania and eh
sepo5-2weof
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octi-3tswtDecl
Western Military In-tt.,e, Drennon Springs, Henry
county, Ike tueky.

county, He .tueky.
TUE session Of this institute
September,
day In Fehruar Of each year
The college embraces scientific United
States Military Academy West Point, thorough
in classical and modern languages.
hourhing law school, under Hon. Thomas u. Monroe,
Judge OF tho federal m high legal attanmeni
connected with the institute, and offers advantages the
student
lssurUrr ouAnaFs rurIoss-Boarding lodging, fuel,
lights washing servants attendance, aud
sGO per annnm surgeons fee, s. per annum.
Charges the law school for the above the books
slG0 per OF ave
Students received me and charged from the date Of
trance the end ofierm
Communications should be addressed
the adutan Of the institute, Dcnpon Springs, Kentucky
n. II. JOHNSON,
Sept 2l dew superintendent
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Notice.

CENTRAL LAM OrT1oE, October II, 1852.
NUMEROUS applications having been made this Office tho
IN decided, full consideration, recognize
land when executed beore witnesses
acknowledged before public in all however, to
certificate under author
y official Of the notary time Of taking such
and of the gcnuinenesa c his
Of the e1i March last will therefore be rcraded
nc 20 amended JOHN WILSON,
l6--3tnwfw Commissioner
i vols
Walks Talks n american Farmer England Part 3D.
rnfnsm's Semi Monthly Library. MfA Il
Just published, and for sale by .
octI7 Booksellers, 9th street.
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ID j. STEERS NEW GOoDs.-P. J. STEER, merchant
taor received elegant and complete stock q new
public call and them lie aters
himself will be able this fail 10 serve his customers little
BEFORE he has allowed himself more ue and
greater pains than usual in laying Ia his stock
will be low and all work viii be done IN The very best
manner.
Sept 22-3taw3wif
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NEW Fall MllIincry.-Mrs. CHOATE win open her fall mil
Saturday, the I5h Instant where the ladies Of
Washington and m vicinity be accommodated on The most rea
Chontes trimming has also been eplen
trimming, ribbons, &c.i also large variety of useful
fancy suitable for the season, ~ west side,
near Pen ave lA--dH
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District of Columbia, Washington County. 10 wit.
sal CouRr. Octobsr q.

OHrHsFs COURT october " i5Jt
tho John D. Clark and George administrator of
r. W. Thompson deceased administrators Aforesaid
have with the appreciation of the orphans court Of Washington
Aforesaid, appointed Tuesday The oih Instant for the settlement
Of the hands,
collected turned into money when
where creditors said deceased notified 10 attend
with their claims properly vouched they otherwise be
cluded from ali beneh, Of said provided OF this order
be published wet for three weeks In the Union of this city
previous said 30th Instant
Test Ed. N. ROACH, Register wills.
True copy--tests ED ". ROACH, Register Wills.
DC as9yy
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CINGLE and Double Barrel FowIing- -picces, &c.
The subscriber Is happy inform his customers and the public
arrivals England he received
opening of the largest and complete
OF tubb Damascus Laminated STEEL and low priced
English double barrel offered for sale
District.
The Subscribers ftaion,
order OF the best manufacturers in England
Purchasers therefore rely getting good article at mode
price
ke~ just opened, splendid Of cunning appaa
eonsng patent other powder TASKS pouches
and belts bags liquor TASKS patent metallic and other wad
srcnches,
covers waker,4, and coxs Eys cartridges,
gun mountng locks BY the pair
dog worms ramrod headsand in fac
ev article belonging the
requested the old established stand,
Pennsy lvania Sixth street.
Sep Is-2aw6wu JOHN w. BADEN
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Book Notice.

Book Notice.
LinR.Rv IiousE or RErRssFsrsrfvEs,
August ~, 1859.
LARGE number books berongiug this oce yet
"a of House, others
JOHN a. PARKER,
Aur q7--dtf Librarian House of Representatives.
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War Department.,
Bureau Of Typographical Engineers,
nafnkar Ila0

PROPOSALS will be received until and including The first day of
December next. for The following articles required on Lake
So pieces square, long, white
$50 pieces do 45 feet long, do
100 pieces do 60 feet long do
10 pieces, 10 inches square, 90 feel long, do
loo round white oak piles 10 feet long
1900 lbs TX inch bolt iron, in of 2 or IL feet long
good sone crib ballast sof sand
stone. Each cord or stone TO yield ~ feet solid
measure.
The articles be delivered New Buao lake
by 3lsi day Mac -trd
BY the h day of Ap onerd by the 3st day OF next
The stone 10 be delivered follows;
Of May next one BY day OF June next.
The aces delivered these several specified days. 10 be
proved received quanes approved and viii
paid t according eoaact pnee less 10 per cent on amonn's
completed when retained will be paid
the CONTRACTOR VIII be forfeited the United States ii The
The sap splits, and impenections
Proposals the kinds of materials quantities. quality and
proposal be accompanied with evidence tina, the
poser fulfil his and tho department the
right OF rejecting proposal satisfactory all espscts
be made But payments win be
The places landing pointed e United
him by the contractor Tn this account
landing be considered delivery Of said articles 10 tie
United No delivery will be acknowledged quaint
until delivered inspected and received all articles will be at the
the and under his But when delivered in
The United No delay inspect and times stated
will be made allowed he part o. he United States
The Proposals Timber"
J. j. ALBERT,
Col Corps Typographical Engineers.
To BE- the Republic ntelgenccr, aud Union Wash
oa Courier and Enquirer New YORK; Commercial ADVERTISER
ist Oct ct22-d2oSnwtDecl
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paRrsrAN sights and French Principles seen through
L American spectsclee | VOL, Illustrated.
Lessires Pictorial Fed Bcck Of the Revouicn-pan 9e
Octl5 FRANcK TAYLOR.
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All Of the papers designated in be of the
teas, free adueaton and be Of white blue color
kinds The named therein be taken
guide, being this impossible definite
ordering greater quantity
kind contracted for. such and such
the public service may require.
separately, subject a sep
bidders offer ofhe
have assigned
such classes, or forfeit his right any class.
may designated Washington city, good
@ @ % AZ and evr,y s; ea,ge or expense and subject 70
teadeDt, and be in ai respects satisfactory.
Each proposal must be signed by individual making
land but price cach every kind OF paper
in the class proposed for
applying will
unless Substantially agreeing herewith.
accompany bid and in class be numbered
pond with the number OF the proposed for in that schedule
considered. And all proposals samples must
be transmitted TO this Office free Of postage other expense
plying Of any
ply The quantity required al any tune, win be considered violation
OF The
Each bidder required TO furnish with his proposal satisfactory
evidence OF his ability execute H. and offer
two good aud sufficient secre 10 be 40 certified by Judge
clerk Of the United States OF the district by the marshal
district In which the sufeties reside,
ton of the contracts proposed be undertaken BY him
proposal unaccompanied evidence
The proposals. viii be in the
the dt Tuesday after The hr Monday In Deecmhe next (7t)
Proposals addressed
OF the Pubic Printing Capitol United States Washington
and endorsed Proposals for supplying fsps ro,vpps
Superintendent OF the Public Printing
n2 Atlas Post and Courier Boston Courier Tribune Evening
Express American,
and Ledger, Pbiladphia American, Argus and Baltimore
Louisville Journal and Democrat Louisville, copy
m december and send one number Of the paper containing the
The daily union., 1852-10-30

SEALED PROPOSALS Will be received by the un-
degned 2ld November ~ O'clock for
filling OF the south OF the Presidents
House.
proposals be made doing the work by the cuc
the bank before lining The
OF from the bank the place ofdepose Is about
yards
The OF earth complete the contemplated i'm
provemeni estimated ~ 900 cnhic yards but should
be required bind himself TO deliver
additional quantity wanted the price the FIRST The whole
be completed BY the lst day of April next
wN. d. BnACKENRIDGE
Agent for the Improvement Of the public grounds
Sent 25-oawt23Nov
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.-on and aler
The lst day Of October next the mai boat viii leave
for the South quarter past O'Clock IN
sep, 3o-law GEO. MATTINGLY, Agent.
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III r. LOvErs wAHpENE, for restoring gray hair
IL, 10 its original color, and 10 prevent badness
have pleasure of informing public
cep another w. r. Lovets wap,nc
those who have waiting the
able exhibit them number OF they
where has perfectly successful gray
original coo bat in hair where
head be perfectly bald and
heard where
Il not perfectly satisfied with its effect
The public cautioned against article called "u
wahpene which has recently
genuine and that which needs improvement Is sold by
q. ". SYLVESTER,
Druggist and Apohecary corner Of OH and streets sole
agent for H. A. Lovets Wahpcpe In the District OF Co
MEpnURsT HEARD,
Sept 22--eoim Hair Dresscrs National Hotel.
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unw,norne,. Llre or Gen. pierce.

Unwthorpes Lire OF cen F'eree'
IIE subscribers Just published authentic edition Of the
Life Of Franklin Perce by Nathaniel Hawthorne Drawn up
a. the field.
sography Illustrated with accurate portrait from paint
ing by Tenny, executed expressly for this work.
As M Hawthorne IN college with General Fierce and has
friend, he peculiarly well qualified for
this undertaking literary reputation sufficient
anee ability which book written. II has been
pared sanction Of Cen. Pierce.
Is Handsomely printed good paper and sold for The low price
"a X paper covers and 80 cents in muslin.
ordering copies aud remtng the amount
publishers sa the books promptly de-
hvered o them free of expense.
viii be made 10 those who buy 10 sell again
Early orders solicited - -
T1CRNoR, REED, n FIELDS,
Corner of Washington and School streets, Boston,
For sale in Washington by TAYLOR n MAURY, and
Oct 3-eodt3Oct F.TAYLOR
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Fall Trade, Is5S.-Mnryland and Virginia.
OUR residing in the above named States
fall and supplies Of dry goods Of
suay favorable terms the approaching season.
We have purchased n the northern aud eastern markets very
additions will be made OF all that Is desirable
and novel 10 the way OF dry goods.
goods OF all casse Styles aud prices constantly
hand.
Of all knd from the pIaincs fabrics to the finest
kinds In vogue, in endless variety.
medium qualities, with
poyebaly low
Misses weurWe pay particular attention TO all classes
misses' and cbldrens
Youths wcarWe styles selected for The
purpose, with a eye styles, fabrics. and prices.
hand article OF dry goods
apparel fabrics known 20 the trade and at
extremely low prices.
wear every Kind style, and price, of the best brands,
word, deal IN
every article usually ordered dy goods establish
We desire TO increase trade.
All establishment must DO Tor CASH or approved
paper, short dates.
Good articles prices and fair dealing, be relied 10 all
FERRY ~ bhoIubft,
Opposite Cenue Market, Washington, ID. c.
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NE,y TApESTRY AND VELVET CkRPETIsGs.-
Just received at the subscribers additional
good all of which viii be iound desirable and
cheap beyond precedent. - 49,,
a bas mats staples, all Of which viii be
found 10 dampnes aud very reason
alb
supply made cotton sheets, superior
quality abc viii be sold cor less Than sheetng cotton can
be bought without the ofhemming
And m addons suppy Of heavy Flemish
which win be sold Al afurthe of prices 6s
uounccmeut CLhGErr n DoDSON,
Dealers In all kinds OF furniture dry goods,
Oct 5-3taoif
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Proposals for Indian Goods.

DEPARTMENT INTERIOR,
Once Indian Affairs, oeL S, 1852.
NEhLED PhoPosALs endorsed Proposals goods
VIII be received al the Once
hhf al washington city, until 10 O'Clock Friday
November next for furnishing the following goods
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Collectors oEiec, city Hall,
October Z, ls52.
NOTICE 70 TAX-PAYERs.Noce y hereby given that de-
dueon OF all per cent Is allowed by the Of the
current year, iC paid during the present MONTH :,
T-eotNovid H. J. ROGhf- Conec'ef'
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N, % ms = son, Merchant Tstiora beg leave In
hcir friends and the public generally they have re
meir m and winter goods, comprising aasort-
superior cloths, together with full choice fancy
Vcty-3iswdw - -fS "'''e''' 'a''
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NEW BOOKs.--Tbe Mystery Solved lreands Miseries,,
N Cures by the Rev. Edward Marcus Dn,
NJ D. i-sionny the Irish Presbyterian church 20 cents
jamie Gordon or the Orphan. Illustrated 20 cents a.
shades o Character the Infant Pilgrim by Anne Wo9afohe
2 vols. 81 so.
Near Home Countries Of Europe Described, win hnec
does and numerous ustaons by the anihor OF Fcep o p
Ac rs cents.
on or Described by the author Of Cline
Lns,n SC. IS
Holiday Housea seues Of Tales, illustrated by Miss Caharne
spcIaif. Is cents.
Leaves by Mrs l.. w. Sigourncy. Illustrated 70 cents
The Lost Senses by ~. kto. 70
Living OF Desda Series Truths; by Rev j. O. Rye.
rs cents.
For sale hy GRAY A. BALIANTyNE,
Seventh street, two doors above Odd Fellows Hall.
IN AND wsrr~nss wentea.The bishet market prices paid
IL for warrants HAMILTON ~ rANIy
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HIGHLAND pLAIDS.-This day opened
Ill 100 Highland piads Of the exquisite qualities
chidrrns Those good OF that
class had better cali at
100 pieces mousenes and mernoes OF
and best qualities
80 fine menoes md moussencs, "neural shadesr
10 pieces fine "fafis josey nanneis,v all colors
100 pieces white aannels, all prices and qualities
40 pieces thin cnssimeres and tweeds, for
With lots Of other goods, all proverbay prices
Terms cash, unless arranged 20 the contrary.
Good articles, low prices, and fair dealing may on
PERRY BROTHER,
oet2-du Opposite Centre Market.
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be received until including The of
December for the following articles required on Lake
Michigan
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IINphHsHftsr- ard Drawers, OF silk, Cashmere,
mthno, amhswoo and also superior article OF
tnr, highly recommended invaiids full assortment
"'hhand, cheap for cash, punotua customers, NJ
ClAs. H. LANES
Hat, Cap, and Gcntlemena Furnishing Establishment,
oct93-euIeo ''"5s'''"'a a'''' - '