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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-21
BOOKS at theY Depot.

L..a5S p - EooOKS aGIne. Depot. ~ t.it PIG
HOME SCENES, by Grace Aguilar; Costumes nf r.,
Hsisr rSps and
the Far Wes Ike McCandiss; First Love.
Cheaper Cabin and Parlor Inc best
PsweI hcret9i variety OF xipgs; and II doubt
by The time ip print, the liar
dses0 al go 81 ii, tTst. 7stl
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EACH, Lemon, Almond, CeleryIG, fiavoring iee.
- creams, jeliles, syrups, pastries, &c. 80
are the INCEST articles the kind yet brought
tnis in the city have used them
nov29 4. II IoGANa6 Co, y % .
= Rridp faf,rInaI nrtiusf nre.
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THE WEEKLY STAR.

In addition to it's Tales, Poetry, For
eign and Domestic News, and the pro-
ceeding Of Congress, the WEEKLY STAR,
for to-day, contains larger amount of
reliable Washington Local and Govern
menment news, than all the other papers
in the Union. We are aware that this is
a broad assertion, but it is nevertheless
true, as will be seen by an examination
of the paper of to-day.
As every American takes an interest
in what Is going on at the Capital of the
nation, every American out of Washing
ton who can read, should at once sub.
scribe for this journal, especially as its
news items are done up in the best read.
able form.
Price, only one dollar and quarter I
near.
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PIE kG L..

80. Mr.. Giddings administered the oath to
Speaker Boyd. Senator Petit afterwards
asked Giddings if he swore Boyd strong.
Giddings replied - Yes, l swore him in
we'll and on the higher law. .
80. Hon. j. w. Williams, of New Hamp-
shire, is in the city.
-. Senator Toucy is detained at home by
sickness. So is Hon. r. Jones of Louisiana
80. Hon Zeno Scudder's physician declare:
that his case is progressing favorably, and il
nothing unforeseen occurs lie will probably be
about in few weeks
80. U. s. Marshal Wynkoop, of Philadel
phia. and the Hon. Alexander H. H. Stuart
late Secretary of the Interior, are in Wash
ington, the latter at the National
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, The Editors Of the Ercnins Star ::

To the Editors Of the Ercnins StGr:
C.srk Of The Mouse, and The cause Of III, d,itoi-
Tire phy cd "he-ci5re he gas rot nominated Ia the
Rouse Of Representatives.
|. had no! any arrangements Tor nomination.
hPc''Is the printer delayed getting out my message
~ 10 hall past - O'Clock the 9th instant. vet
should have habit. a. lie agreed by 10 o'c,oct. And
II the "dtJFS Of the = iVashihgf1H NeTS'' had NOT
''IioGGf ruth snu hetcr,' a. Sampson said Of las
en- mics. | can SAY, ..Esjerts0n's Message and
Ticket, with an explanations. would have lGra CIR
culatrd by O'Clock, ". December 2. 1853. giving
two days Ia think and act lii" -jiniecf Bat what
can we expect when We put confidence IN men ;htt
originated IN Yorkshire. England. Il place HAT j.
nn;cd ibr c0VGHg against :he command IF Cod Other
peoples horses. and 10 Rnt confidence in an u.l;ith
n messenger III nm" ct igC,Ib- ANA excitement. l.
Ike calling spirits from TIE deep. So with the ,.li
:ors q. IL" Washington News, they did not cnnrpl,
tnd the juno editor wira he got another arli.Ir OF
mice under his control. his hair would BIZ grew and
grISS would grow over his grave Such til. view
Rad o. then rEt rJia'f IL m" ia ,lr Question Who
can It'll the "au-r ri IT What cyi. lad Ia them
donc-nr why did thea act they did Co.'s ser
want, HJ'Crh0U - II my friends will cal! tn mind
al article III the LEGAL column OF that stale News on
the Doth o JuE". lobl, tlry may mfr the cause OF
ttcIr disappointing me, after keeping nay iickt, in
fiiet hands over thirty hours, prey, nj Inr
Getting II l...hr he'd elsewhere. All lnat know lnv
lang about ' "GS. are rep ciiuly asked 10 AL
dress ihr":yh ~ i>htrgf5n Citu P,sf Office and
VIII soon pay mV rr.nc"ts /" liC subject gam.
our friend ~ the truth
JAMES ROBERTSON ni View Yn,k
E.icr OF the Truth.
" he
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The Washington Hall, erected by the
Masonic fraternity at Wheeling. is com
pleted, and is said to be one Of the most
splendid buildings in the western country.
1t cost over 950, 600.
That sprightly sheet, the Philadelphia
SIN, appears in new and beautiful
dress
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priation can be liquidated out funds origin
ally belonging to that appropriation, in the
hands of discussing officer, though the ball
ance on the books of the Treasury had been
carried to the surplus fund.
SLoo's THAuNrEPEC ESrERPRIsE.-We learn
that Mr. A. e. Sloo left Washington this
morning for Mexico, to join the corps of En-
gneers (who have preceded him) in common
cling the work on his proposed great enter
prise.
The CURRENT OPERATIONS OF THE TREASURY
DEPARTMENT On yesterday, the 9th Of De
cember, there were of Treasury Warrants en-
tered on the books of the Department
Fer the redemption Of stoeks..... SS,3sl O.
For Treasury Department, exclu-
sive of stocks. 50. 200 l,
For the Customs. ............... lS,U43 IL
Covered into the Treasury from
miscellaneous sources .......... LAD 81
| For the War department. $50 o.
| For the Navy Department. ...... 4i.226 q
For the Interior Department. 4,i43 9
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NOTICE TO LAND HOLDERS IL ALfX4E
= EEIA. VA Fer>ons residing in the Dr.
trrt OF Columbia. v ho real estate in the cit,
and r"lnty OF Alexandria hereby bottled to cal
Immediately AID I.v the same. otherwise they viii
BE- returned delinquent, art thereby III, n
much trouble anu expense. 4 word TO tie wise i.
sufficient" +. StNGSTUN. ID =,
Alexandria equity, Va.
Alexandria. Nov nltr 28th, 1888.
1tci
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ss- ni"trupnlitan Mechanics Insi!

tHte-The frhca! "f Design Of the Nctrnroitar
VI chaDlcs' lfsiiut. will L. O. cu,I about tn. lat
y iIth instant, IN lie I'll III story Of Parkrrs Bald
!ns "a Pennsylvania avenue, between G.h and I'll
s,r,".t..
tn" school being limited - che hundred md
twenty scholars those 1r1irJUs ot LrrrInirg attached
Hereto will plea" hand in their Names to nv Of
The officers of the >ttu';on. New members over
twe:ltT one years Of ar, will hive 70 pay three dol
lars: toSS under tw"Hty s.d NOT less THAI, ~,
Je Years Fay two dollars. Present senior mentors
viii pay two dollar: aud junior iuem ..rs one dollar
Upon payTg ~ abovs. which must he done before
entering the school. they will receive a ticket OF
membership in the Institute. emitting them to al
n" TriIli ger OF The School Of Drsn lectures and
Exhibition. If any shalt Ic hcld.
BY order of EciId Of Management
7. NJ. PEARSON, Rec scc'y.
doc en-
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AT COST

At COST
~ GRAPE SiitNLS, all qualities
~ Amongst which may be found very rich en-
brudrred
Also, our stock Of Cloth and Velvet Clocks, Mt
cot.
With entire stock of
DRY GOODS.
Embracing all the most recent styles Of
DRESS GOODS.
With every article found in n well selected stock
Contemplating chang" in CUR nrm next month,
Il Is 'elri:lc that the soc, nc greatly reduced tv
'lat lime, We viii therefore sell our stock without
ne reservation of any article for Ole month Tor
ASH only nt cost.
chance is thus Offered for The time mention
II OF selecting from stock of the choicest .-oDds
III this section OF The country, AT prices lower than
many articles te had at wholesale prices in New
York city. l.. MYERS Il CO.
Iron Hall Dry Goods Store
Pa. avenue, between 9Th aud 10th sts
dee To- I'm
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Z OsT.-On Wednesday evening" n small w!,itr
- DOC, 10y the nlmr of Fred Any person havng
ia" SAID deg viii b. kiid enough 10 rerlirn hi, o ,,..
Is he 10 manner a. ~" IL any one but ny$eil be.
a ei:t IRON G"c"a>rd member of lhn family, 4
liberal reward Wall he Gwen. JOS. PECK,
dec lO-l,> T. 81, between 9th and IN, ST.
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CAElISrS SGL0nN

l'ATUER GAVATXl viii deliver his first lecture
4 at Carnsi's Saloon, on Tuesday evening, Dc
18Th
Tickets 20 cents, will be for sale at the usual la
ces md at the door.
Further particulars in future advertisements.
dee Ltd
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CORPORATION LAWS.

TIME CORPORATION Laws of the City of Washington
l To the end of the fftieth Council Ito June 81,
1858, incusivc) to With are aided the Laws enact
Ell between that day aud October 10, 1855, with an
Anpepaix: containing 200 large octave pages, Just
published by order of the Corporation CT Masbine-
ton. hy Robe A. Waters, and for sale ut his oihcr,
ID street between 9th and 10th. and by all the BOON
sellers Also for sale the Builders Guile. or Ne
ehanics Price Book; with great variety Of Blanks,
such
Deeds of Conveyance, Dec On Note,
Z" Trust, Z" Account,
Qui; claim Deeds. Blank Drafts.
Mar on Note. Blank Checks and Check
Account, Books on all the banks.
as- Book. job and LettrrPress PRINTING, In
every variety of type snd color. executed with neat
and despatch, and the most reasonable terms
business Cards very cheap. dec lo-SSW I'm
NrOTICE-The public are hereby csutic 4 not
~ to receive from John L. Day two notes for one
hundred dollars EACH drawn TO the order Of said Day
I am determined not to pay them, rs they were
frludulentls obtained from NE in part payment for
lot which Day sod n me. The lot since my pur-
chase being advertised for sale under an order Of
dec lo-3ta ROBERT RAINEY.
WINES q LIQUORS
w We invite the attention of purchasers, and
particularly judges of Wines ami Liquors to our old
and superior stock, which consists OF the following
brands, viz:
In Bottles.
MADEIRA WINS. CLAIET WINES.
! Newton. Condor. MUIR Chateau Nar2auX
! dCch Co. Cha'eau la Rose
! Reserve. vintage of 1916 Haut Talence
Old London Particular St. Estnphe MedOc
Howard March, Co. st. Sulien Medoc
Superior Sercial Msrgaux Medoc
Old South SHE Pilianac Table.
Pure Madeira Grape HECK NINFS.
| juice Narcobrunner, 1916
| SHERRY WINES. Johspnisberg.r Cabinet
Pomar's Brown, very del Hoe. h.mer
! icate Rudes heIHer
Amoni'ado. pale AMI Steinwen
very Jecate LiQU0R9
Golden sherry, imported Tale and DARK, 0tard.
in Dupuy Cos Brady
Nnnzgniia very su[eri- Pale and Dark Henncs-
or. sry andy
PORT WINES OH London Dock Brandy
CftiAy's Superior oil Pale Fine Old Malt,l Rrandy
rure Old Medicinal lid Arcomac Peach do
liar sclino Il iara Holland Gin, tGrs,r
| Curacoa. l.4i a:d White brandt
CHAMPAGNE. Pure Jamaica and 81.
| iIeilsick. imported by Or tx Rum
E"uaud d Francois, Fire old Scotch Whis-
quarts ard pints key
He;,isi k import; l'y c. 0ld lnishowen) Ir.sb
En2ler, quarts and Whi>key
pints Cd NonnncaEpla do
! jii. .ler Co. ir qts Old Bcurtc 10
| Siiierv Mous.' au. import Pure v heat do
ell by S 7. Nicoil 4 Co Brown Stout and Scot
qts and pts Ale
| l.. ElLry's Crane Leaf in ,lihir-rts Brown Stout
. OTIS ,Its and pts
J. +. rennis' Chalons, Hifl~lts Best India Pal,
In qts Ale
Bollinger. in ported y Muirs Sparkling Edin-
Hilger j Co. burgh Ale
Madeira. Sh, rry, Port, and variety Of othe
Wines: also, an extensive assortment Of the yer
best Liquors SAN-L HAMILTON & co,
, dec l0--rn1w Pa. av-. al p. Jackson u y.
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The Herald in advance Of ali Contemporaries
Wonderful Exploit Unparalleled Enter
priSe,!i

Inc herald IN advance OF ali Contemporaries
Wonderful Exploit Unparalleled Enter.
prise,,.
We copy the following from the New
York Herald Of yesterday, which has
been secured exclusively for that journal
al an enormous expense, so as to place it
ahead OF all contemporaries. 1t comes to
us Washingtonians as a bomb-shell
thrown INTO powder magazine. 1t
has created al awful sensation. Read
READ:
WAsHlNGToS Dec. :, 1873.
A'fopHdtng Neps from H'ashincton-At-
tsmPtt m Progress IL UmSraf Ire Han.
MtAe Walsh, on tie GrOnUd tRaf he =, an
Al,sH and not Natter
L have been aware. for some days mast
mat an effort will he made to unscat the
hon. Mike Walsh from his place in the
house OF Representatives, by parties in
your city, who are personally opposed to
MIN, and who have been here seeking the
= aid and comfort" of members who NAV
De willing and ready TO move in the mat
Ter. knowing, therefore, that this bomb
sleii VIII burst upon Congress and the
community at large, in a short time from
TINS, ieel no delcacy in forwarding YOU
All ,fie iacts IN the case, with a copy
VI NJ the proofs which are relied upon by
UT W alshs opponents for the success
~ T,o lneir proceedings against him
ca ,es &c consist 20: of the following certR-
% 'e " ms baptism at Youghal, County
" oorH, ireland and of an entry npon
1he public records at Albany. It's also
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~ A day or two since we published
an account Of the Grande Ligne Mission.
taken down by our reporter, delivered
by the Rev. Mr.. Williams, at the 10th
street Baptist Church, since which we
have received well written response BY
an adherent of the Catholic Church. L
Is our determination, from week to week.
TO give sketch of the discourses deliy-
cred at the churches Of the different de-
nominations of our city, believing they
will be interesting to our readers. Thus.
we have given sketches of the discourses
Of both Catholic and Protestant diyines.
without note or comment; exhibiting a
disposition to remain neutral, while we
dispense to our readers religious inforna-
ton from the mouths Of those who are
teachers in Israel. Having concluded to
act impartially by all creedS, and being
lndlsposed TO open our columns to re.
hglous controversy, we shall most respect
fully decline publishing replies from cor
respondents to the sketches that appear
in the Star but will with pleasure give
place to the discourses of Catholic Priests
as well as Protestant Ministers.
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H.G MrCuTCHEN,
,ut Counseiior-ai-La Law

ono oa I'd stycei. opposite odd Ftiio'es h"''
WASHINGTON, d C., ,...,
,.crrSpc IN rho several courts for the DELL ~,
)hae6iEn mbi n at,cde TO Conreyansng
actiops and prosccutes Claims on ths BE Claims AM.
Of shs i $ ls5 Psn' Sf he h rDttd States
-i-1Imf
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CITY RESTAURANT.

CITY kESIAJ RANT.
ID. lack respectfully iniAn- = =
~ friend, aud il.c publ lt4t he i H"~ u. /,
prelaIed 10 serve tholi Ni,h Ihe l. ii'i AZ
iice.
His time Nil he d-V.;,i s,l'y go In iL-''.
and lie assuIr> hIi Wilo tiI,r h.u A" 10 il'ii JOS.
age that their orders tor 'riu Si.Te,h's 10 lie 81
either at their homes or "a the IT,. tsn:ai.l. '
of IL b street .-na Il afeuue, viii be f-i'hi"''
tended 10.
Call and see his ar.au GENE hts.
dec S-ea2t
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United States Patent Gf.icc.


Il m the petition Of LUc'JS STCPEINS. at Hartford
~ Connecticut, praying for the extension .: .
patent granted 10 him the 9th cay of Siar,h
1910, tUc al improvement in mode fer c,loriIg map:
seven years ilCm the expiration # said Patent
which takes place CT the twelfth day OF Ma Oh
eighteen hundred and fifty -four (lSj4):
1t is ordered. that the said petition be heard al
the Patent Uti;ce Monday. the 18th day OF Feb u
AIRY next, at l. o'clock and all persons no; ii, I'd
to appear and show cause, if amy they have, Why
said petition Gu. ht Got to he granted.
Persons opposing the extension required {" file
in the Patent Office their objections. specially sci
forth in writing, at least twenty days before the day
II hearing AL testimony filed by either party 10 le
used III The said hearing must Ice taken aoI trahs
nitci III Gcc0riac. with the rules OF his UiEcs,
Which Mil be furnished on application.
Ordered also, that this Notice hc published an the
Union, Iuteigcncer and Evening Star. Washington,
ID. G.. enusylyanian, Philadelphia, Pa. Evening
Pcs. New Yock, Rust0n Post, Boston. Mas, and ln-
qrIirrr. Cincinnati Chic once a week fir three sue
cessiye preyou 20 the thirteenth Gas OF febru
airy Lext, the day Of hearing.
CHARLES MASON,
Communist, of Patents.
p. S.-Editors ofthe above papers will please copy
and seud their bills TO the Patent Office, with pa
Der containing this notice dec lO-S3w
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N.:iii', OLIVE. OIL, &c.
Z = bals. i':snl"rIi's
II um~ Tr,-iI FIGS
$50 ;.nuH.'S Soit shell Almonds
- "h".-, half. AID quarter hoscs Raisins
go bounds Jui rants
. hoycs L-.hGru Citrol
Fre-h PruneS in Jars
- baskets Mars.-iilcS aI Bordeaux Olive oil
IL " ',.-s Fresh n ,r.arc'i
-; 10 !l,S. each ycrraacoIH
Just = irUi and { r sale hy
SAMUEL HAMILTON 4 60.
doe lO-"o2| Pa. ~. Cp:,o<l" jackson II. H.
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IHS RICHMOND ExAMINER.-This jour
nal still maintains It's Ishmaelitish repu-
tation, pitching into Democrats as well as
Wings as its conductors feel in the hui
NOR. With this distinction, however, it
lacks the power and genius Of a Daniel,
while it retains all his malignity.
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DROOMs, BUCKETS, &c.
ID so dozen Brooms
80 do Painted Buckets
% Nests Willow Baskets
10 do Painted and Cedar Tul's
5 Bales Alicant flats
dozen Jute and Fancy do
loo gross Matches
For sale by
dec 10-eo2w. Pa. av. opposite jackson har'
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" ,sHIvGToS. Dee ~. io53.


- EIASONIC-A stated commune; s.tiu: nj
! ) National lods'. No. -, will be lei! 1t Via
onic Hal. ccrn-r Q: AMI 10Th streets. THIS sat
* ~ Il. = o'clock. Ncml-'- aIe r.
;.rc" = to Ia, Transacted.
ETeth:el # ether l"dg are ffaternaily invited.
81 crtrr OF the K ". ".
S EULOW EtWIN.
dee lot ea-r.,,rv
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IlHASDiES, WINES. sc
- Ia store, qualities a. repr seat sut.sc; 4 a
-iteticm:
Bcuyst JGe C"'nac, Nm'aEa I>ii ii's
PorcEa-d -" 90 La dars
Ctrri, pGpuy, 4 c., - o. l'i@ DIRK
Do d ID lat-, pal.
th tio'!da-d Il. I'll. ~ aud roior-i
Sa1arac. ;'e For :. f.. in quarter cas. &. -,,d
Eastrau, tharruyer, pale
Chst1un Esrrard Co-nac haire. old vintasi 'l
PIhot, C.,;il ion Co. d. 10 ,iuts-s H.
dark
London Dock of several hraDis, imported froa iL-
London Docks
Finet Casiill un u Co. very cl'n'-r Clar,'a.u,
,imtas- of lsZ5. known L" b., la qu,rrT
cashs. aud tn, saline in !.ttlc.. htii,cl u 3
the b,St Lraudy in the Dstrist
WINES.
ola South Side NIade'a as, in wood and bottles
old bual do very tine. ~ 90
ODD London Particular Madcira ia ~"ui ana LIE
T,odLou fnr Sicily 30 N quarter e.sss
''Rrgent's' and "Luranl'," ola Font
quarter ea>k n.y. 10
do Cue. IA Fort
p iIarmcnJ's Pale sr-ry
Dun G"rom ERWIN do
Regents Golden sherry, Of = li,h ard i at r.
Hor. proIoGuced ~ judges u.p>t cup .
quarter cask 0iIl.y'S Pale sherry, Ssry 1.s
Wine
Dry and Sweet Malaga and C,tte M.lrir-
CHAMPAGNE.
G.isler's "Anrhor" and Own Braui "a quarts
L. A. Aumms Siliery
lledsick q Cos Champagne. in quarts snI IiL''
imported by kenaUd. fr .u,,is
Held ,ick L Co, Eu>l.r'S \ CO.
Hoet Cheudnns very sarerirr Chm, s. ne. IL
Iorted by AlniphuS p-cl.'s
Meet thladonS Grand Nia-An ziais. 4 IiHi-
quarts
MOet Chandon's Owl de Psrir.x. IN Is sud Is
tn finest Champagne In NasiinF,oa
j. A. j. N,l-t's Imperial SchciIGm uIn
imperial. Pear. rni Cl,y,r Lest
It'd Rye hhisSey. distilled 1882
Choice Old r. Whisky. a pane :.rt,'' G,'l..rl
in ls21, now twenty fur s,at> ~ -.
for itsaf
Scotch and i.ish Whileya. pure
Old .iaI:I'.icg aIl -. CICi, Eu..i
1osc' her " !th IL ull ;run; %; i Ihef bid =
quUrs nj lUS Hires
SuEkiLL \ rAii.if.
Success-Is 10 i. Il. h!hn-y g.
dc 9-t M a. - -. t'AtEt Haif''-
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| OsT-A large goid WATCH Key. L-,i,.. 49,
II "ne ~i,!a l~art. r,itainiug "a 1 e:.err..r,,.
hkeres- Ct lady and oE tl,r % hcr q re,i stone IN
Pa. avenue. he:Te.n stb srd 18th >tI'.t> "u To-.
lag wight last liberal reward vail b. ri,aL i; j.
is left ut the Office OF the star
dee Q-.IE
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ELEGA.T RICH F#as

tLESS = : ElIh - rs
4 ODD Il co. tr"r,i.' !ior,i. ia. avenue o.
Nit+ thr attention u Their - L'I.sIye alb UlJ.
Wallet n, 10. tlErlt ui
T. p.fS' rC'.S
"f every des"'ip iUa-' Oasl>tiU" a. Long FIT Lrs
"Iatlar-, Puiniaise, Ii,torin,s :, iii,..us, tul,
lu--
HiCH HUDSON BAY SABLE
BAUM A&D STONE MARTIN
ROYAL ELNINE
tir'U MARTIN
MAX Ia
-.#FEfAN SsCtREEL
BLACK LI>IDIhNA
Aud other styles. rs r-co nIz-l ~ last ruI lat
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CHINESE CIII\EACIInn

'3'IIE new, elegant and fa-h'unatie CultU rF,,
i tDl. Bridal. Plum aui Su,:atle t,ply -
may toe usei a. freely any conf I'll, n. ami vi,i,1
soil he most de!icate -luyc. The a.-.,,,:., ~
alar. aud delightfully."- pa .,t;hc pIU liS,.,rIi,f,t
the murilagirous roo:s %; tie ,,,,..aa,,F 49,
cure all toUGH- ard lUiNuS.Ia AI.E,Tt.N. i'm.
rate the appetite ard o!ong lie 10 extreme ,,d -
See Hinsens in Lcyse'S Cycl"lasl a. Nj N.J
Thy are al.o wonderful ilIsN..l. kf,srr- h..
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