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EErroatAn Muss.M Lusk, Editor of the JEFF
ferson City, ono. fersonian, attacked while
near the Post Office in that place. by R. r.. Jeffer-
son. a brother of Lusk interferred, and drew a
pistol whichswas knocked from his hand and ex-
pIoded, the ball taking affect in the thigh of a.
young man standing near by. 6
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puvST1rANS

have cured themselves members their aniilies
by its USE after their remedies had JAILED; some
Of them are as TO recommend 1t to their pa
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-09
New Boots and Shoes.

VIM. Bole, 161 M1in Street, WAeeEEg,
now opening the first lot OF Gentiemens hsdiu1ht
Il Shoes, New York style, and q. Of Rooa
and Shoes, which embraces every styio al dqaltIhM
shoe trade, for ladies, misses and cldIcuS Gei
boys and youths boots and Shoes To designate Tie TH
ETY. would be too lengthy for advertisement.
ps Thisstock se3clusi vely New York aud Phliat4a
ake the latest style and best stock and Workmanship
both cities; 1t is warranted and both
the article ofladies travelling boots. WI. BOLk
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Cheap and Useful.

AHE dcsirous dsposng their present
IL stock of Spring and Sumner Goods, will sell
Tor cash by yard piece make to oder
Persons shing thing In will do well 10 give
US to sell out our present
We have also large assortment OF Gents Furnishing
Goods Give us acall and you will not go away wanting
All goods war; ented to be or SALE.
r ~ - SyYI4EELERr dst LAKIN,
Merchant Tailors, No. p Washington Hail..
jyS-1wd4 ~ ~ 81 SWheeiing, Va.
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saIxAuauRArox 9CERrMos,Es AT THE CnrsrA1
PALAcE.--The Ceremonies ofthe Inauguration at
the Crystal Palace in New York, will take place
on the 14:h of July, the day before the Exhibition
is to be opened to the public. On this occasion,
it is expected that the President of the United
States, and some at least of the Cabinet officers
WILDE present to assist in the Inauguration.
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/ nThe Maszachusetts Convention has refused.
to insert provision in the constitution requiring
lcoIorsd personsto be enrolled inthe militia.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-09

UAmos Kendall has bought out the interested
Professor Morse The tile papers:
We suppose Kendall buys Morse's interest in IL e
patent. Morse was about the only man connected
with the telegraph that the public ever felt any
sympathy with; and we suspect that almost any
other dabblet in the telegrap has made more than
he out of it. b
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-09

cured byt OF chronc 1nld mmatory Rheuma tsm OF
duration tho skill the physicians OF
Paris London, and this country had failed Rev.
non Eskridge chaplain u S. Navy, cured Also,
Judge Davies, HonT H. Shelby, Members of Congress-
with members OF the State Department, Washington,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-09

pThe Washington Republic appeared on
Wednesday in new dress andreduced form, bear
ing a very neat appearance, and breathing very
sprghtly tone. In politics, lit goes upon its 'own
hook, that is, according to its announcement, ii
is independent.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-09

rES n X OFFICE OF SAVINGS BAsK,
St9ss = Julyi1st, 1853
TIME President and ectors have this day declared
dividend off per cent. tbs capital stock out ofthe
earilih Of the last six months. it fA
r jy9 t5si3s fl1as w NJ RANKIN. tTreas,r.
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The An1erfcan Crenn. ana y s,,,,,7 -
noyy be had OF the following & f.ool e,S
atIey, John Anle Market and Quincy
eTaeken and L x eden, South WhseIing Wheat Rifsh
ietown at the BenyYood store and ot iz sfsrkef so
90 BUTTS Edorado recover fo-sS 81; "a 81. =
LOGAN cARR'& co.
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III BtLs. Spirits T'urpcntine juahree'd BY :
~ KILLS 4 CALDWELL
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Choice Reading.
TENSYsoS,s Poems; Hyperion by IonrfelIo,v, Gen.
es,s and sunny The Shady SHE; Festas;
shade; Wheat Living or Dead; Near Home; Far
oa Geology the bass Rock, by Hugh Miller; Kirwans
Works, etc, etc, receivedby p ) =
"a Z 7s3sSe ss5 WILDE & BROTHER
s1yIlt55. lt corner Main and Union.
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Clark Mills has received a despatch from a com
mittee of the Jackson Association in New Orleans,
inviting HIM tomeet them 10 arrange icr another
Equeslrian Statute of Jackson for the Delta city.
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sS197;s02 60
VIM! MCCOY. Treasurer.
we, the undersigned appointed COMMITTEES to exam.
Inc the accounts of the Savings Institution
give certificate thereof do hereby ceTtifythat we have
carefully examined the accounts said Institution and
find the above ststement correct Given under our
hands this Both day OF juno, 1853 q
JOHN AlcGiA UHEY.f .Y-..-siss -.
jyS-d3taw1t WIN. No BERRVHIi.IxSC Committee.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-09

s isssrE THE FEMALE SYSTEM li9
has, in DOCTOR HAMPToNsS VEGETABLE TING.
TURE, AZURE for its numerous and complicated de-
rangements. Hundreds who have been debiltated and
aspirited and on the verge premature grave,
abundantiy able to prove by such host OF e
SCsISS t.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-09

BETTER AND GfiEAPER
w ID. BorEs at 16I Main Street. Wheeling n NM.
epeniIg his second stock th5se
" ana buekskin ahoen, mcn,n wear - isst
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sUNPARAILELED. SIICCEsSl

The many ale by it, and the have
induced the propretota 10 it afflicted in
city with the honest conviction that the happy
suits will olowlts here in other
HON. HENRY Clay, AND HON. r. NJ. JOHNSON
have certified 10 its merits. CAPTAIN CANoT, broth
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. $500 Gndrta, Va.
AMER speaking Of himself, he says
with Inability constantly complaining, weakness
through her whole system She enjoys better health
years being entirely by use OF
aampton's Vegetab .Tinoture.s lssE4,f5l
DISEASED SIDE, BREAST, EYES.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-09

- BY EXPRESS. 80
% PS. Nainsook, India linen, mar $500 4
~ Jaccnet Mpslipst ps. blk Gro e Rire hi WI
LOT dresses and Marie Louise blue POM,
T5 and square veilss fine Linen
eltn de bege, for travelling
9s-S HRISKELLe Il co.'s
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-09

Charles G. Inlay, Secretary Y; SS5HA4WFoRD
DORSEY & ARTPrss.
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II has shown itself most powerfully curative of
t.s-f - NERVCfTISs DIS ASSES .tFtsl gf5i =

T NERVOUS Dis Asses
their various forms giving life and vigor resto
ring tho shattered and thus infusing hope
place OF dependency. BY its mild, pleasant
onon the stomach, liver kidneys lungs and The
DISEASES Or THE URINARY ORGANS, COUGHS,
ASTHMA. BRONCHIAL AFFECTION S, GoNSUMP.
TON, SGRoFULa, KINGS sEYIL,' WORMS, RHEU-
sMATIsM, Observation-Disclosures VlTUs' DANES,
FITS, PILES, with all diseases arising from
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-09

are gratifed TO learn that our gallant and
satallented friend, Col. Jons S. CUSNINaHAai, has
been appointed Corresponding Clerk of. the Navy
!, Depa,tment, at .salaryof 81, $780, This isan inn
portant and honorable post, and gentleman of
NAKED ability and excellent qualifications for the
positio, hiss been selected,
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I(ANcRoFT's History OF the United States; vols. 8
~ vo. fifteenth edition. Just received by
|. 1yI 49, WILDE & BROTHER
D'AUBlGNE,s OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES the 9th
~ volume, just received by
ljyTi - WILDE q BROTHER
GREEN OIL CLoTH-for window blinds. Another
W supply cheap and durahle article just received
-1yI WILDE & BROTHER.
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--IWAsHlNoroN ArrA1as-Mr Copeland, Of New,
York, has teen appointed chief engineer in the
Nayyyice Stuart, resigned. Capt. John KAN, of
indianapolis, has been appointeda route agent
upon the Madison, indianapolis and Terre Haute
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-09

issnys Coming.-New and desirable e
IN ing every few days at tie ponuiar sI0T.rE RR0
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-09

ARNOLD'SI PATENT SASH5IOCES. :
sGIASscoCK win be around put ting ON Arno,d,s
raient sash Locks We variant them TO be the best
which have been applied to win
dows oIders LETT at the Post ONCE or at our house
w heellng east side of tile Market House, will be
jys !snd ' y ~ n 5s,iT /, ~, .s,coc
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-09

Archbishop Bedini, Nuncio 10 the Brazils, ar
ryed this evening. He was accompanied by the
Rev. Mr. sVertue, of the London mission, as his
English Secretary. They stop at the National. :
Hon. D. T. Disney, of Ohio, will be a prominent
candidate for the speakership of the next House
of representatives..
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RHEUlAA7IS3f, DRsPEPSIA, .SCRoFULA, DC
This medicine is altogether 80 -, y 49,
10 = I-FROMHTHE VEGETABLEl KINGDoM.I

carefully studied the nature the medicines used by
them combined them ding to the light he had reeev
ell, used them he hcd been taught, had the cheering
satisfaction OF finding disease driven from emaci1ed
body and yigo Gus health its stead his case
was OF otdinary kind, but astonishing to his friends
and neghbors The lame OF it spread the people
near sent TO the doctor for his successlu wonderful
combination freely eivcn
them until the cases became numerous and the demand
ogreat that doctor advised by his friends and
BILE Iiheture in and charge price for
freely given Finding Its way into The first and i-
telligent families, aud astonishing ali by its wonderful
cnresi commanding certicstes and Testimony in its favor
from leading aud some OF the most talented
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-09

7IHILDREN,s and boyIs stiaw hats. AisV-sV'
10y fur hats. dab and black. ,,pppR & SOY
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@-J g. Aetea will be found at the above establish
nlent. where he awaits his old frienas
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Classification Of clerks in war ana Inte-

-''.'''---s nor Departments.
AS made on the first instant, in pursuance oil
the law ofthe last session Of Congrsss. Ths Sad.
ary ofithe first classis 5000 pef annur1. second.
0tice of me Sscrefay7, OF Var
Chief Cierk-Ar chibaids Gamnball.
Glass John b IcPherson, Difbursing. CLERK.
Class s. Nathan Rice. John Potts. y
Glass &c Charles Avert lanes ID Refr.
ClassSi--W n lee. "a
Office Of he .adintant General.
Glass 4--Joseph p Blown.
Glass s-James i. Addison.
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INsU RIA NsTFe
Virginia Fire an5
INsURA NcE eRS lMsssias
OF RICHMoSn1- WI INV
Ca p TIA I. eoo VA. ~,

9f HI es &c a,, Es 20 Third csss1. g.
prSpose2 to pay its dfvidends I. ~ the United
"a ohSiss win be issued for the benefit 10 10
ana children, free from the claims oT o. nies
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-09

We perceive that the Department has given Mr..
Nesbitt notice that no more envelopes with his
card upon them will be received, and Mr.. Nesbitt
all he may issue hereafter. We presume that this
the Department, it is said. never granted it 1t is
rather pity That his grand scheme of advertising
has failed, though he ought to be contented with
the notoriety he has already obtained. and hereaf-
ter pay the papers well for advertising him.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-10-26
Personal and Political.

....A Voncamp, of California, has been
appointed commercial agent of the United
States, for the Navigator's or Samonn islands
and the Friendly or Tonga islands. in the
Pacific Ocean.
.... Hon. A. W. Buel, of Michigan. is stop
ping at the National Hotel Hon T. W
Lyon, Democratic candidate for Governor of
Maryland, and VIM. ?. White, candidate for
State Comptroller, were at the same place last
evening. Roger Brown, Esq, of Philadelphia,
is also at the National
-. Hon. VIM. Hester, formerly Member
of Congress from the Chester and Delaware
District, Pa. died at his residence on the
Goth inst. aged So years.
80. Mr.. AdoIphus, Asher. of Berlin whose
shop in the Finden Walk was the common
rendezvous of literary Americans, in that
capital, died recently at Venice.
Hon. T. l.. Clingman, of n. C.. r. J.
Bowie, Wing candidate for Governor of Mary
land, and l. Hanson Thomas, candidate for
Comptroller of Maryland, are at the National
Hotel.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-10-26

trating the tone and temper of the in
dependent support" the Sentinel accords
to the Administration, we quote from its
leader of this morning as follows
$50 on. gentlemen, you are only laying up
wrath against the day of wrath. The time
is not far distant when comparisons, even
though comparisons are Odious, must be made.
We are ready for the test now-waiting an
opportunity to apply it. We sccrn Jarauta
bush .fghting-the skulking oowardice of guer-
lila warfare An open, manly contest is all
we ask-a we desire
The Clipper moralizes upon the charac-
ter and ambition of Congress in these
times, complimenting that body as fol-
lows:
There is no mistakiug the fact Congress
is a degenerate body in which small and i'm
patent. though violent men are found. Am
bition and patriotism still attract few to its
halls, but the character and purposes OF the
many, as evnced by their conduct. are far
from commendable The compensation of its
members is inadequate to defray the expenses
of respectable gentlemen. and to compensate
for the desertion of their homes and business
on the one hand. and those who seek official
position to enable them to press claims upon
the Government TO obtain profitable contracts
or to frist private bills upon the country. arc
even among the forward. and often among the
preferred suitors for the popular suffrases.'
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-10-26
Pht|ude|phLa. Octobe, 25.

The Hon. l.. S. Chatfield. of New York ;s
expected in this city on THURSDAY, his visit
having connection with the New York
scheme for the Atlantic and Pacific railroad
The subscriptions he will obtain here. will
hardly be sufficient in amount to insure the
success of the work
This evening meeting of citizens opposed
to Il subscription, by the County of PhiIa
delphia, to the stock of the Sunbury and Eris
Railroad, will be held at the County Court
House.
Robins have made their appearance in great
numbers, on the Western banks of the SchuvI
Kill and along various portions Of the jersey
shore.
The Second Regiment Of Pennsylvania Vol
unteers, Col. Mather. have resolved to give
John Mitchell, the Irish exile, a public re-
ception on his arrival in this city
The high and almost constantly increasing
price OF provisions, and all the necessaries Of
life, in this city begins to be seriously felt bv
our mechanics and Iaborers The present
high prices of all articles to be bought in the
market, Is almost if not quite unprecedented
IN this city Many articles have taken sud
den rise. Take, for instance, the article of
coal winch has gone up from 81 so t, S.
within three months past The coal dealers.
manufacturers, stock jobbers, capitalists of all
KINDS combine for their own benefit Is il
not an adm9nition to the mechanic and lahorer
That he should do the same, There is little
reason why Industrious people should be
crushed by the high prices and low wages of
crowded city, when the remedy is within
their reach Let them first help themselves.
ana thsn call on a higher power.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-10-26
Spirit Of the Morning Press.

The Itetl,geaeer presents some COM
ments of New York presses upon the re-
moval of Collector Bronson, from which
we extract few lines of the views of the
National Democrat on the subject, as they
afford fair index of the present political
position of the Brady Cooley and -Bron-
son party throughout the Empire State.
This paragraph is as follows:
= If the President yields to the Cabinet in
this matter, then We shall have to confess III at
the Democratic party have been cheated in
the man 1T has placed at the head of the
nation. and we shall not hesitate to do our
part to redeem the party and the country from
the worst consequences of such a failure
When the Executive proves either weak or
false. resort must be had to the Legislative
branch Of the Government" dc.
The Union continues to discuss .Judoe
Bronson and his friends, holding that
they are travelling no new road, and are.
therefore, in no danger of being lost in
the woods. That is: that they are max
ing tracks for the Wing camp as fast AZ
possible. The editor maliciously adds
comments upon the fact that many Of
the Wing leaders of the day have trav-
eled very nearly in precisely the same
path, before the Judge; without, however.
stopping to acknowledge that there is
more than one prominent Democratic
leader at this time, who reached the
Democratic camp by going over the
same road travelling in the contrary d.
rection.
The Sentinel this morning continues
the independent support" of the Adj
ministration after the fashion into which
1T has fallen of late. That is: it i,
. down upon" them - like thousand of
brick No terms Of reproach and de-
nuncl;tion appear too strong for its use
when the editor approaches the subject
OF Guthrie Us. Bronson. By way of illus.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-10-26

Batavia, N Y-For improvement in win
mowers.
EG. Matthews. of Troy. n. Y.-For i'm
provement in machines for dressing stone.
Charles Perley. If New York, n. Y.-For
improvement in ships side lights.
Aiphonse Quantin, of Philadelphia, Ia -
Far improved valve guage for bottle'.
Henry l.. Russell. of Hudson. Mich For
improvements in metallic piston packing
William W. Richards. of Philadelphia, Pa
For improvement in making shovels, spades,
&C.
Benjamin Perry Sargent, Of Sutton n Fl
For Improvement in expanding horse shoes.
Jacob T. Sargent of Sutton n HI or i'm
provemeut in garden and other hoes
David NJ. Smith, of Springfield Et.-For
improvement in spring clamps for clothes
lines.
James Trees. of Salem, Pa-For improve
ments in propellers.
Albert Vose of Pittsfeld, VT For improve
Inent in OK yokes. Ante dated August 10th
1853
William Wheeler, of West Poultpey Vt
sssignor to Charles Fl Kellogg. of Troy N
Y.-For improvement in cutting the bars and
teeth of curry combs
William Coughlan, of Baltimore. Nd For
improvement in soda fountains
Nelson Croker. of Sandwich. Mass For
improvement in attaching the head cringle to
the yards of vessels
Nathan c. Davis. Of West Jefferson Ohio
For improvement in seed planters.
Daniel Noyes. of Abingdon Mass-For i'm
provement in machine hammers.
Samuel Pratt, of Boston, Mas.-For i'm
provement in screw-nails
Samuel Sweet, of New York. n. Y.-Fol
improved spark arrester
Kasimr Vogel, of Chelsea Mass-For i'm
rrovcment in looms for making weavers' har
ness
De1cnS-N Putnam Richardson. of Port
land Maine.--For design for cooking stoves
Joseph A. Read, of Philadelphia, Pa, as
aignor to William w. & Charles NJ Atkins =
For design for register
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-10-26
w HATS DING ON,
NeW Yoyk. Ocfoher %.

The National Democrat and the H. ya,d of
this morning. are as bitter rs ever in their
denunciations of the Administration
By the proceedings in the Board Of Alder
men last evening, it will be seen hat the Board
adopted Report in favor of erecting another
building in the Park, extending from the
sWeny s FEET Of BIZ Nfw ctv Hall r" With"
Statement of City Bank, for week ending
saturday, oct y 1853 Capital, SO ,44s, 3l2;
Loans, $50 1857 ,9Sl; specie. $40 303 25,. Cir
culat1on, 81, SSs "a Deposits. so 74S 72g; be
ing falling of from the previous week in
loans OF S2,46y, 2g2; Specie. 81 .026. 92s; Circu
latlon: s16,l1l Deposits. $685.
Tho Hutchinson Family have returned tn
New York, and give their opening concert for
the season, at the Broadway Tabernacle, this
evening.
This Fall will be memorable in New York
annals for the variety ard Importance of the
ecclesiastical affairs transacted in this CITY
mere nave been meetings of several Presby-
terrain Synods, the Dutch Reformed Chassis.
the Protestant Episcopal Diocesan Conven.
ton, and the Protestant Episcopal General
Convention; two Protestant Episcopal Risbors
Dr. Atkinson of North Carolina, and DIR
Davis OF South Carolina, have been consecra-
ted, two Missionary Bishops of the same de-
nomination, DIR. Kip for the State of Califrr.
ma, and DIR. Scott for Oregon and Washington
territories, are about to be consec rated: and
on Sunday the 30th inst, the Ri Rev. John
Loughlin. the Ri. Rev. james L. Bailey, and
the Rt- Rev. Louis De Goesbriand, will be
consecrated Roman Catholic Bishops. respec-
lively OF Brooklyn, Newark, and these Roman
Catholic CONSIDERATIONS will take place i'm St
Patrick's Cathedral. Mulberry street, on the
morning of the appointed day, and we are
told that :. his Excellency Monsignur Bcdini.
Apostolic Nuncio to Brazil, but now ON a visit
TO the United States, has been requested by
his Grace the Arch bishop to officiate As con-
secrating prelate on the occasion. and he has
kindly consented to do" We also learn from
the FtfeM0n's .Ion,0ai, that .sunder the
special approval Of the Archbishop" tickets
at one dollar will be issued and no one can
be admitted on the occasion Of the consecra
ton without ticket. The amount contribu-
ted is to be devoted in aid of the Brothers of
the Christian Schools
MIR. Redfeld is understood to accent the
Col!ectorship but Judge Bronson will hold
over during all Of the present week in order
to wind up his connection with his Office. His
successor will begin his ADM nistration ON
Monday next. Judge Bronson's friends talk
OF getting up an indi IN alton meeting.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-10-26
A CARD TO GENTLEMEN.

I'HOSE who wish 10 purchase their own .ie'h>'
i Ca. siueres and festings. and have gair' .
made, we would invite th.m 10 call srd eNsmihe
our stock. consisting Of
II e best Hack twillcd and rlrin French Cots
Olive. brown and blue do
Superhne black Dceskins and Csssimeres
Plain end fancy colorei do
few pieces of beautiful french fancy do
Cashmere. silk and Satin Nestings
Fancy and plain Velvet do
ALSO
Pocket Hsndk'fs, Cravais and sStocks
BEST Kid Gloves hite and coIored
Cashmere ana Nerino Gloves
Merino and Cotton Hose
Suspeuders. Msrino Shirts ard Draws
All Of which are prepared g fer lover tlan
any other establishment in this city. for thsh onlN
All art cles warranted In prove representa-
MAXWELL, SEARS. e. colby
Fa avenue, between 9th and 10th streets
oe 22-eoSt.