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The Yazoo Democrat., 1852-01-07
TIC the Ladies

\ have just opened a hand some assortment o
IL Visettes, Capes, Collars, Chemisettes, uffs
& owes, Mitts, Silk Vests, Under sleeves, and
great variety OF edg;ngs and insertings.
Tne Ladies will please call and examine.
Sept 24th 1851. ]. v. CALDWELL.
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M HARDIN
n .EAYT


Hardin & Haynes.
Dealers ;aa Produce, Groceries. Staple
Goods Wines, Liquors, Tobacco, Cigars. Su-
gar, Coffee, Flour, Pork, Bacon, Molasses,
Sal, Spices, Soap, Starch, Shot, Gunpowder.
Indigo. Bagging Rope and Twine, White
Lead, Quiuine, DC. sc.
YaZOO City. Miss.
Nearly opposite P. O'Donnell. :
P.S Weare prepared TO furnish all kinds
of supplies TO Planters, and ke Cash advan-
ces on Cotton consigned TO our friends i'm N
Orleans. Messrs. Oakley & HAWKINS.
Aug. 9th 1851.
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Dissolution.
Clothing

IAVEiust received large stock of Cen
s-atlemen's Fall and Winter clothing, also
boys and youths coats. Please call and exam
inc. ]. V. CALDWELL.
Sept 24th 81.
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T, WILSON,.
Plantation medicines

NNHE subscriber is at all timea prepared tc
II fill orders for Medicines for Plantation
use. with articles of superior quality, which
he will warrant pure and fresh, and put uT
in manner, as to be safely kept and convent
ent for use. Planters are solicited to cali anC
examine the stock, or send their orders which
will receive prompt attention.
Aug. 9th 1851. CHA'S T. MANN.
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Is published WEEKLY, every "Wednesday
at THREE DOLLARS IN ADVANCE, gor
four if not paid within one month from the
time of subscribing. b4e
No paper. will be discontinued until all
errearages are paid. unless at the option of
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EEyv PUBLICATIONS.
TANNERS LARGE MAP OF THE UNITED ST.

TANNERS LARGE MAP OF THE UNITED STATES
This beautifully engraved map Is five feet four inches
long by four feet tao inches high projected scale Of
thirty miles the inch the entire region OF
the United states from the Atlantic to the 9th Of West
iongitudc from Washington city With suppem map
California oreron Utah, Now Mexico aud Nebraska The
borders enriched by plans Of al the prir psl cities Of
nion with Of the envirou OF each
scales sufficiently large to admit the introduction Of all the
ding and villages This is by far the most
complete and comprehensive of the United states vet
published as 1t embraces county enumerated in the
last ard when the Of information embodied
In the sheet Is taken into view 10 the cheapest offered
public patronage Price ST. mounted rollers aud
nishcd, portable form. edition OF Mr.
Tanners Gobsar map Of the world price six feet by
four beautifully executed aud forming uts able
ion to the above s also just Published atthe Map Establish
en No e Broadway corner OF Fulton street. where
every rption both for travellers and libraries
&c. may be had Orders from abroad panic by the
G sh. will meet imme diate attention.
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Arrivals At the Metropolitan ten. Luigi visazi
bs = the Ssrdnian Parliament Turin Italy Hon. John
U kossrs
1shn L. King Springfield; J. Warren Slaughter, vrgnia
". y. Miller, Buffalo; II Q. Reed. Baatimore W. H.
HesSel Canada West w. f. Smith, United States Army;
". q Hs,brosek Newburg; J. w. Morris, Westchester
esunty Hon William Joslin Tennessee; and 100 Others
Ms Exceiiency Sr. Don Manuel Larranzar Mexican
Minister and suite Earl Of Mount Charles, Hon T. NJ
Diamond late Consul aud Collector for the United states
at Mexico left the Metropolitan yesterday.
At the Astor-Pierce Butler, Philadelphia O. Winder,
Washington: T. Bates, Tennessee J. McLuren 6lasgow
= Bishop, Philadelphia George Rose, Lafayette; NJ.
Narrh Boston; Redfeld Albany 8. b. Buckner, United
statss Army; j. Redipgton, San Francisco, and 30
ethers
Al the American-J. Baxter Boston; Z P. Butts,
burg F. Brykin London Col Fitzgerald Philadelphia;
D. A. Smelling, Detroit, and 100 others.
At the hving-W CASTOR, Roxbnry; Capt. Mcdowell
Bsitkh Army; R. c. jenkins North Carolina; /. L. New
s1, England; Hon. r. Nelson Philadelphia; w. O..
Bnel1sh, San Francisco, and 900 others.
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vtaE MILITARY.

MIKE BURNS GUARo.-A MEETING AND DRILL
1vl OF this company will take place Friday eyen o.
tobor ~ to l25 Cedar street at half o'clock
BY order of MICHAEL MURRAY, CommandAnt.
s. GinnER, Orderly.
NJ 0TICE-SEC0ND COMPANY CHATHAM GUARD
~ There will be meeting and drill Of this company
Saturday evening Oct 2d at the Fourteenth ward head
corner Elzabet Grand streets BY ordero
r. HARTpoRN, Sec. WIN. Is. FRELIGH Captain.
EDWARD J. STANLEY GUARDS ARE HEREBY
II notified to attend meeting and drill Monday
Ing October I'D at the East River House Of JEFF
ferson and Water streets Punctual attendance Is
pccted. BY order Of NJ. STANLEY, Junr, Com.
CHAs. a. Flick Secretary.
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they represented 20 Delight durable and made in
style well calculated please the fastdous The beaver
felt hat enore asng favor eay is and becomes
Drake Go. thoroughly understand their bust
ress and make their hats Of the best fabrics and de-
refmned devotion to all the interests OF hat
ting business, eupIly thor with hats which
cannot he excelod in beauty quality Ladies' riding hats
okdronB fancy hats OF variety gentlemons jockey
caps, &c, &c. TO which the attention of the public is in
rited. p SMr Robert J. Il ffany formerly connected
with the Hat Tnishors Union in Park will be pleased
any Of his friends at this establishment whore he will
iG future be found. DRAKE Il CO., No. Bowery
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
sS SEE SIXTH AND SEVENTH AGES. IN
PERSONA

PERSONAL.
MIR. WILLIAM RUSSELL is REQUESTED TO SEND
WI his address to ll9 Pearl street.
INFORMATION WANTED OF ONE WIN. MASON
He when he went away, about five feet five
six inches high and inclined be
He has been heard Of by his friends for eighteen
the 2t of last June 1882 and when he last heard of
the 18th Of November ls4s He stated then that
trading in different kinds of fruit and oysters from
Montreal New York. and then he went acting
for soldiers claims in the Mexican and he is asJ
speaker the land meetings in favor Of land for the
If this should meet the eye of VIM. Mason, and
he wishes hear from his VIM Mason by referring
Mr. JAMbS FARLbY,7l Oliver street. East river, he will
hear Of something to his advantage.
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wECIAL KOTICEE.


C'RoToN WATER TAXES. PUBLIC NOTICE is
hereby given that on the first day Of November next
ont added " r. HaS ssss 70
~ Newark, n j. oesabsr Is, is5a-An election for d.
in 1 viii b ds held the
The Poll viii be opened from y O'clock noon until
10Th instant till the 81 q Nove@bsr ISL order Of tho
NOTICE TO CARPENTERS. AND MAsoNs.-THB
~ Committee on LgnasS asypm will receive estimates
furnshipg materials building Lua9tio Asylum the
Gcns st the Once Of King Kenm Architects Of
Orange and Fulton streets Brooklyn whore the bids %
teress Of the county to receive sp,5o,.
Brooklyn OCT. IS 1852 To SaM zAsr Committee
ing quartz rock ard wishes notify the public hahe
Inns piracy on drawings and models long since
his
chine and shown 70 him By oonade atiay ana signed
e S The nc in Which he nc
builder Of the del would also state thata machine ex
ss sspsa
in country and Europe Will spare no TO-
maintain my legitimate rights :, S .,-sS Nsx York
~ EW 1Ohh LODGE, NJ lU j. ". OF u. F.-T0k MEN,
bers are hereby notified to attend at the odge Room,
Odd Fellow Hail. this Friday I'D at o'clock to attend
street. DANIEL MCLEOD, N. q.
JAMES TAYLOR, Sec'y.
GRAND CLOSING BALL OF THE SEASON, AT TIE
" Mansion ouse, Report, N j. Friday October D.
The steamer Edwin Lewis has been chartered for the
and will leave Robinson street pier at o'clock p NJ
JOHN p. HAFF, Proprietor.
DREsENTA1IoN;-THE EMPLOYEES OF THE BIN
derry of the Methodist Book Concern No 200 Mulberry
street. George Tee Es their supernte ndent
and Foreman for the last twenty.one elegant
pair Of gold spectcle and superb gold watch and appure
The spectaces by the LADIES' the watch by the
tlcmen of the bindcry.
NoTICE.-WE, TIE UNDERSIGNED, ON THE PART
of the of hosting horses, viz horses which
work along shore authorized to announce that in
sequence of the extremely high prices o, horse feed Of
rents and Of all the necessares OF life and the imposb
ty Of being able to sustain ourselves and families at the
present rate Of have unanimously agreed not TO hire
our horses out after this date less sum than three dol
lars and nifty cents day. Owners OF hosting horses are
rslmested TO meet this evening at ~ o'clock at Erina
PPffE HSIs x RafhHoSSy Committee
JEREMIAH PERRY,
NoTICE-To THE MERCHANTS AND CARMEN
ntofk h. IN arfn tsfaus
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p,r.ctory Estnbl,snment. l6l Broadway.

York1he subs srbers the New York City Directo
ny are respectfully informed that effort is beaS
made obain subsor ptons for spurious affair which, by
the ~ mploycd. was imposed upon many
during year The undersigned for many
tho compilation Of the New York City Directory
and associated with he late Mr.. Doggett in it's publication.
contin the after his deoea the plan and
with the which has always it, and he
feels confident that the wishes of the public in such work
been fulfilled Anxious to deserve continuance Of
patronage the underlined has abored to make the Direc
entirely worthy Of their favor and though tho untime
~ death OF Mr. Doggett and the efforts of unpncpled
specuatore who hoped profit by his decease measure
frustrated his Intentions he has made the most complete
arrangements succeeding publications 1t is contem.
plated to make great additions to the next edition, and
there doubt that IL will contain matter than
before published and at the time be superior In
rtcy TO anything of the hind spued It will be
cessry TO caution thope who have aredy been deceived
seaint the so-caled Directory for which attempt
being made obtain ribcrs; but the public
tured that the statements
z0 names except in those which
9th err than the undersigned succeeding the
Dogeett are unqunhedly false and
nation OF all honorable Subscriptions will solicited
for the regular New York City Directory for S53t
usua months hence and ft Is hoped that
natpre Of the circumstances will the
In conclusion, the undersigned would take tho liberty
suggesting to thu business community Of this city, TO whom
reliable of much Importance, whether their
will be considered by attending TO the of
hose spectators who from tmo to time arise In hopes
Of destroying irregular and permanent business Very
'' CHARLES R. RODE (latc Dosgett Rode).
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NOTICE-TO THE MERCHANTS AND cARMRN.-
Mnsrss On account q The high price Of provisions
mcusly not TO load cotton two cents per
bale on and after the 2th OF October 1882 and
yena lSvard johnson, ossfSs williams Joha CraiS JohS
0sa1s JSaAet SlAtsk pAvtA Je1sss JeAA 1esSuA
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The ride of Trade has Turned Toward

freeman the halter 20 Fulton street snd the demand
his hats truly astonishing His chldrens hats excel
any thing be the city. Call AND examine his
Price of gentlmens hats So aud s. 50 equal to
chose usually elfor So FREEMAN, No. 90 Fulton st-eet,
6 old street.
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HONIERTEADH.

~
nHoUNT yERNoN-NoTICE.-THE UNDERSIGND
WI hereby give notice to owneS Of property In The vi
this will the last opportunity 10 pay the taxss cesea
for School District No. in the town Of Rastshsstsr
Keens Fourteenth Ward Hotel, from 10 <. n. tai n n
'' AMOS JUDsos. csnssseA
~; 60 ~; !; :s::s'. Trustee.
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tiny your Of the Peoples Hatters body Of mechsnio
working for Themselves As wcrkmen they have
rore their elegant fall hat most concuevely
Standard prices 81 and So Hat Finshers Union, No. IL
Park row, opposite Actor Houee
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LHoR SALE-LEASE, FIXTURES, AND FURNITURH
Of established porter mr. oyster house. handsomely
fitted up located ore OF the greatest public thorough
farce near Broadway and doing good business The pro-
prietor being engaged in extensive business Is hit
for selling Apply to ROBINSON 81 Nassau street,
up stairs.
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DRofEssoR B. YATES AND II. MEsTAYER HAVE
= opened their dancing academy at Washington Hall,
Hester street corner Of Rowery whore s the fashionable
days. from three VI Ave for misses and from seven
eence II recoved We have invitation ball every I've
day evsEipG dasSis " eVRlassss % N eelssks
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IL seems 81 nipple Thing TO Make n Shirt;
but to make thousands Of shirts in without fail
ing to secure satisfactory ft must be admitted to DO
somsthng Of an achievement GRkEN, No. Aston House.
has accomplished To- Success In fitting evsyy style Of
teyA " with him nathsnaNsAl certainty
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NOR SALE-THE LEASE AND FURNITURE OF AN
established first c hotel in Of the best loca-
tons and doing extensive ALSO OF the sest
second rate hotels in New locate near the Battery
also Of the most extensive restaurant hotels in the city
Apply at Rotinsons General Register s0ce, 90 Nassau
street, vi stairs
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The Chcmisiers OF Paris have never pro-
duced beautifully fitting elegantly made shirts than
the eorazza shirts order by j. A0 ATE
rs Broadway his assortment Of gent emens under
Clothes hosiery scar oravat gloves &c., DO surpassed In
this country.
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L. vANDEwATER. AUCTIoNEER, WILL SELL
a. this day. Friday, October 2d at at the sales
room, IL all street. bulbouB roots from Van Wave en-
sons Schultz in lots to suit also
a large invoice Of statuary and fancy goods.
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LNOR SALE-LEASE AND FURNITURE OF A SPLEEN
did Restauran Hotel with Billiard room attached
located Grand street. the Bowery fitted and
furnished in the best style and doing extensive business
Apply to ROBINSON, IS Nassau street. up stairs.
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sbeg, we entreat, we pray We rsquest-nay We Will
% on knees to kind patrons and adver-
ss and most earnestly again and again call upon them
bring their advertisements before o'clock in the
sss,ns al least before eight o'clock The pressure Of
husiDess is great upon columns that cannot
get paper press and served at the proper hour in
sAe morning unless this request be complied with by the
public
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Tortoise Shell Dress COmbs.-Ladics are
respectfully invited to examine the choice selection Of dress
the subscribers establishment Tho variety boz
yond all doubt the largest in the city Combs made and
repaired. A. J. SAUNDERS,
S07 Broadway, between Walker and White streets.
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nor sALE-THE FURNITURE OF A FINE HOTEL
IL and Hotel to let, situated Broadway, Of thu
hest locations town being in the vicinity Of the World
Fair In consequences i'll health OF the proprietor
the furniture which Is all and Of the best quality will
be sold less than value and house leased
ApplY ROBINSON, IS Nassau street
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A SMALL TWO STORY HOUSE TO LET, AND FUR.
IA niture for sale, containing Kitchen.
No need apply unless he will buy the furniture Rent
$500. Apply at No. is White street.
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EoR sALE-A CORNER l. 9UoR STORE FRONTING
IL the river, with han isomely fitted up bar and
taking Sis to S5 daily Sith long lease of premises 1t
Will he sold with without stock Lines of and
shipping in i'm nedatev in front Of the Apply
to L, Is. HOWES. SO Nassau street.
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WIN. Writer'S, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL ON SA-
urGa Mt 10 o'clock, at lS1 Canal street, large and
general of household furnur carpets bedding
crockery. elas stoves, &c Also, elegant book
double barrel gum piano, &C. Sale positive, for
cash.
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NOR sALE--A BARRO NJ CORNER OF AVENUE
and Tenth street four lease Three lines Of stages
the door. Could be made splendid grocery Of in
connection With the liquor husness 1t is splenddly
lifted as porter house.
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EEyE TURF.


CENTREvILLE COURSE, L. L-TRoTT TT Nc
~ Tuesday. Oct 20, at 2a o'clock Il. M.-Purse, 500.
Three mile heats, wagons d. TamaB enters b. stao
st. Lawrence j. Rcheliou enters Dr. stallion Cardinal
IL Woodruff enters gr. stallion John Anderson.
JOEL CONKLIN, Proprietor.
CHALLENGE TO THE WORLD, FOR TEN THOU
" sand dolarsThe owner OF Taeony will tros Mao or
ether horse in the world mile heats host three In Ave.
under saddle over the Hunting Park course Philadelphia
county for five thousand dollars and two miles and
In harness. the track for Ave thousand dollars
each match half forieto trot any time before the
Of December lS52 This challenge remain open for
otpttpoe two weeks from this date.
JAS. H. KELLY, Philadelpha, Oct. &
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tbe bEreEque BombaStes makes his heroine
say that "a hat can do no harm without a head" We
agree with him without head it is comparatively of no
AocouLt hut with head inside Of It.
than the casual observer would he willing to admit
The hats by KNOX, of No. 2s Fulton street. for in
stance perfectly ghetto in their influence They are
beaut in thai whoever of them
certain oberved Of all obser Seriously
recommend Knoxs ats being among
best IN this side of the Atlantic.
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stock Of ooth, mohar an sk plush caps OF Inc Iowes
each prcee, salo at the mandatory, 22 Green
~ioh street. Country mereh ants would do we'll to call ant
examine the above stock Also, fur and wool kossuth and
rther lsts, buffalo robee, &c.
ATKINS, 81? Greenwich street.
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shawls. shnwls-Grent Sale OF shawls

20 day st HiTCHC COCK LEADBEATER'S, 3i7 Bro adwAy
eerner Of Leonard street splendid Atwood long shawl
S. and superb awoo square shawls for 81 60 the
cheapest sbawls in New York They have also superb
stock Of French troehe and cashmere shaw cheap
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Portable Dressing Cascs.-Thcso Articles
claim the attention Of travellers account extreme
utility which renders them At
nent companions to all whose business pleasure calls
Broadway.
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nRUG sToRE.-AN ESTABLISHED DRUG STORE,
~ doing WELL will be sot low for cash. or young man
with capital competent to conduct It, will be taken
partner The being unable to attend to it. Apply At
10 N
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FOR SALE CHEAP-A COTTAGE IN SMITH STREET
three and four Of excellent land IN Middle Village,
four mleo and half from Grand street ferry most egby
situated building lots will be sold bargain,
cash. r. LAWRENCE, 10 Nassau street.
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nRUG STORE-NEATLY FITTED UP WITH COW.
- plee stock Of drugs &c doing good business is ofsr|
sale low To stefan wishing to acquire
tice speedily it offers Inducements Address r.. Ply
stefan, Herald office.
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shis method invite the public to witness his great i'm
rHovement in Dentistry introduced by him. Office hours
rom ten till five O'clock His work che teeth be
mi mad
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EoR SALE OR ExcHANGEmAN UNENCUMBERED
country property. worth $4,000. Apply to ID. w. c.
MORRIS BROTHER, % and rs Wall street, corner Of
Broad.
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6usiDess ie great upon columns that cannot
get paper press served at the proper hour in
NE morning unless this request complied with by the
pubic
Daguerreotypes at the Fair.-The best Da-
:r y Ct fa at TIN r Of Tx
AID $40 Broadway Quincy at the very head OF the Da
guexrean art in America.
stereoscopic Daguerreotypes at Brady'a.-
yet made in the Photographic armay DO
4 ms and the senss
Julia Dean.-The exquisiteIy beautiful
erayon picture Julia Dean dstia gushed American
saSa M a. the Fair taken sy
who takes dasaerreosypes and his work leishs
The picture of Julia Dean and all the others
To Manufacturers or Ladies' CIoaks and
ae on oioaks and nansilia with perfeson sewing
equal and with most surprising economy and
sss s11ay these m sA'
singers Sewing Machines at the Fair
Crowds persons constantly gathering about these
q sSs rnopa oes ios hs sale
AAese machines Is at 25s Broadway.
Pure White Diamonds in Packages or
In lots to suit purct asers at 500 carat Diamond
&l Broadway, corner White street.
Gold Pens.-The New Patent Reservoir
PENS commanding sales in the history Of
80 81 large and stock the Ordinary
ss's
Company, 1sS Greenwich street, near Dey.
Clothing for the Million, said an Old Cus-
s fall clothing 2, his friend and be-
ssM he should send all Lis friends and where all will find
furnishing goods.
The Bet Of Twenty-Five Thousand Dollars,
that Winfield Scott will be the President of the United
BY the splendid oversOa made General variety
Which we have on hand made after the same ana
friends To all wings and smocrats we invite them
made clothing and guarantee them satsfa; ion Remem
m Empire Clothing snTa
Fashionable Winter Clothing-Now exhib-
sss faims sonsas dorsay in sacks frees and drivers
vrappers .rtisle thick a Thin hide
Of White ard Broadway. GEO IEyIE.
AZ Union Hall-The Great Central Cloth
ing New York the most splendid overcoas
ARE asked S idr far garments Union Ha
: corner of Fulton and Nassau streets.
333 Broadwny-OAice TO let, six dollars
sn the RsE month o Ok Yo cS.nss
Broadway and Anthony street.
Corrected Rcgulat ion.-Navy, Military and
Marine Officers Clothing and Official Equipment Depot
ssshOns ss BrosdwaS Corner Of mark anthony street
OPT este the Bro,dSay Bank and Theatre.
Ladies' French Kid Gloves-Just Imported
large assortment all sizes, from No. TO No. 8, of the
quality embracing the choicest coors such
blue brown white purple &c. only 30 Cd and As
pair eaual 20 u.s. gloves at BuRDETrS cheap dry goods
ttore, 1856 Walker street.
Longwcrth's Ohio Wines.-sparLlins Ca
Mwba, dry Catawba, "a still wne and ladies wine, for
sEle by BlNINGER CoZZANS sole agents. No. IL Vesey
street, next TO the Aetor House.
Getty ladies, or Ladies' visiting the City, an
hnd ct low prices for themselves children all the
ricas kinds Of CATER boots slippers tyes toilet slippers
heets and rogens with India rubber boots and shoes OF
MfLLER'S, 1874 Canal street.
ShavyIs. Shawls- Great Sale Of Shawls
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the ladies flock in crowds to Genins Bazaar for tho
examining the magnificent OF furs ~
that The superb ermine sable stons mar
tin fitch and chnohla NUTS victorine tippets and Guns
are selling at prices hitherto unhesrd Of for urs Of a
beauty and fneneB Large additions have been madeo
the assortment within the last few days, and II mayb
safely said that the various furs recognized by
fashion brilliantly represented in New Yorx
IS they are at GENlNS bAlAAh,
bl3 Broadway, st. NicholAs Hotel.