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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-13
MAINE ELECTION.
PORTLAND, Monday, So

PORTLAND Monday Sept - 1893.
Returns received by telegraph and Otherwise render
certain that there is no choice OF Governor by the people
HI also nearly certain d.at distinct party VII have
majority in the Legislature and there no great change
from last year in the general result
Brunswick Goahom Fccpot Falmouth Durham Cape
Wzabeh. Hath, Hol9won Gardner Patou Calais, Saco
and Bidddeiford show o Wig gain Eaapor Belfast
Cornih and several ohio town, heard from have elected
Wig ropresoniai.vos Portland elects three Wings Ban
cor two Wings Old Town has elected ID mo,rat; Au-
gusta--two Democt "A gain. Yves brooS, Nndaham
Hampden Brewer and ildy have Cledcd 4 Morrill, ten
reruncc Democrat In Cumberland County the Whig+
have probably elected two .Cnaior-a gain There Is no
choice OF the other two
The vote in Portland Cor Governor is, Crosby, VIII.
500 Pillsbuig 733 MORT 200 Holm 92 s.aterin-.
Tli is a very large VIII gain from last year but other
Towns do not show IA con pondng gain. There IS proba
Ny an increased majority ia the Legislature in favor Of the
Maine Liquor Law
Posiscrqd-Returns from Il additional Towns show
gain Of one regular Democrat and two Morrill, Demo rats TO
the legislature but do not AFFECT tic result Ihc-Noc Is
very Eight throughout the STATE
THE YELLOW FEVER At NEwORIGANS AND
MOBILE
NEW ORLEANs Thursday sept e 1853.
The total number of deoths reported for the q hours
ending this morning was %, including As from Yellow
Fever
MoRur, Thursday Sept &, 1883.
There were 81 deaths reported in this city yesterday OF
which 81 were from Yellow Fever.
THE DISASTER TO THE STEAMSHIP GEORGIA &.
NORFOLK, Monday sept l2, 1888
The steamship Georgia reached here on saturday even
ing and was hut slightly damaged She encountered the
gale on Tuesday so miles south west of Cape llaera and
tOOn sprung leak The water eNngusAed the fires bu
by the eSrtons Of the passengers and crew the pumps
The reduce and steam again 20. ul Iho Pase
gers geacrary have len here for BALTIMORE
The schooner Henry 4 Darling, from Moncvdeo for
NewYcgk put in here saturday with los Of spars ~c
TIRE YELLOW FETER At MOBILE CAPTAIN
TATNAI.- FRESHEr ~ SOUTH CAROLINA.
HNTvoEE. Monday Sept. l', 1855
We have no mail beyond Mobile tou'cAl. The fever
In tint lilN md iln of -nlh.
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ooraroui,rcc O. The y. \ ll'hrue.
WASHINGTON.

HL
WASHINGTON, Frilfv SIP ., l-33
Col Fomcy. in compliance with The wishes oil me
President and IN obedience to tie stern necessity
if an oraan somewhere to defend the Admni 'tfitiQn
~ IN for..o the hazards Of an election go the trkshp
OF tl. House Of Represent tives. and start paper m
tic CITY Of NcwYork in October next TIE tni0n
commenced early defense Of the ADMINISTRATION 0ut
II MAS SO feeble so awkward and bJnglinely done,
hat the President marted more under It's defense
an lie did from tie attacks Of the outsiders and mutt
finders IIencc the President counscill well with
Nl,r1le and Toney. and concluded by sendin- tnem
both to NoW-lOrh 10 negotiate iol me subscription
and support of both Hards and soiis Arer great d
fculty. arrangements have been made TO establish Ia
,reau-tie President. his friend Pierce Butler, AMI
Tcrevs friend Forrest the actor, ana Cnle0 tu,hm,
,l1 n,nd Paul K George. being Tie cliei stoc Anoiu
Ill. Tie plan IT, through the favor oil TIE ANnnistt
t,r 20 .ye hsl OF the public printing Ia tue organ ~
N-lorE-ialfa Loaf being better than no oread-NilA
.urr executive lavors as may ind amniiA Col "rne
.,.r he s.eliuccs which be- makes n doaldohlL- lA1
r,r store STATE and Tor ,hosc which Ae VIII Oe cael
,.,r mai . nom Gay 10 dtF. among the Ne"-ioiH
,.f.'.i.n. This organ alfir has C'upied more q,
II .r. oi -Ie President tlan .ny other SUBJECT On
M, ro..ll account oI the delay IL filing the ranen
l.ssiCu.
Tie President seeing thc completion OF Tie u mo-
.~-t. S-+e Convention In your STATE % assemble on
tie lsfh takes every occasion o. specs O.. ms cum
occurrence with the Dickinson norton Of the D'iio-
cratic PARTY and tire result OF The Deliberations Oh 'n'.
t..v,it,, VII De The oyerlrc" ot I,u TX aiu TIC
49, .iment of BIS hopes ur the mission TO rance
MI, hasuut TIC Jhisa OF ttie Citf come out ana D.
. before .li. tLc rrcy.l. a lgiulse al the fielDeA'
e.. g,, Df. Il tte Irr-.. Mission Why NOT wan
,r,-n, r.. s,i.4-.- ls,.r. $50 deny the promise 10
ti.- there bad been any
,-sr,. I,rCe b..nltl On. DIX and the PRESIDE. {
i;a- .l-. mission although psrIly true Gen DIX
.Ir.+ write TIE pre.te,t on t-c suWee' put tAe
l-..t-..t l-I wife Gen Dix and that letter MAP
- Frif Ger i'v l1s IL s'to. end were IT not io-
4 % +ur7tr.te l.tter q. French ri son would nave
Ian ID
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1t will be rocollcctcd that the Coroners Jury in the
mater Of the explosion on board the steamboat New
Word at the foot of WaTcnst the lst Of July recon-
mondod that the Board of Inspectors of eamboaa should
investigate the affair They have done and have made
tho following report 1t is the frs report made under die
now law
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TIE FAR NORTH-MESr.

a Tliladephian connected with Gen. S,evenss survey
and exploration of the Northern route FOX Railroad from
tie Mississippi to the Pacific writes home to his relatives
the following interesting letters which we copy from The
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FRANCIS j. HAWKS. C..,-,t..,, Tr,,-,-l
!. OGIfN WOODRUFF, '-s,.i,,ior X O
CHARLES J.. FROST
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WASHINGTON NEWSPAPERS

The Louisville (Ky.) Times, in an arti-
Gle on the Newspapers of Washington,
says:
The Intell,gmcerand Union are estima-
ted very highly by the respective parties to
which they belong: the Globe is most
faithful record of the proceedings of the
Legislature the Star is great favoritc
with Us, and no doubt with al its read
erS, being the best penny paper in the
Union, we believe 1t is edited with
ability and industry, and is always en-
tertaining. The Sentinel is conducted
with ability, and, for the organ of fac
ton, is respectable. It's professions and
practice are so much opposed to each
other, however, that the respect due to
Its talents is withheld on account of its
lnsncerity. Instead OF being useful, it is
only mischievous and its profesSed sup
port of the President makes it danger
Gus enemy. 1t would deserve much more
respect if it were to take open ground in
opposition to the administration.
What is said above about the Star i;
the almost unanimous expression of o2in-
ion of the Wing, Democratic and indie
pendent press Of the entire country.
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Mr. Smith, of Va. asked to be excused from
serving on the Committee on Territories; ad-
dressed the House in few remarks to show
TINT he could be of no service on that commit
tee the business before which he deemed Of
little Importance
| Mr.. BOcock, in reply, argued to show that
| there was no more important House commit
&c" Mt this time, than that on territories.
! The question being put on eNcusing Mr.
/ Smith he was so excused
NJ. Rich 'rdSon presented the petition Of
" m Carr Lane. tie contestant for the dele
! gate seat from New Mexico. with the tcsti-
mony in his favor; which was duly referred
! TO the Committee on Elections.
! Mir Disney reported resolution for the
! printing of 400 additional copies of the re-
/ port of tho Commissioner Of the General Land
Office for the use of that officer; referred to
! the Committee on Printing.
I Nj Houston, from the Committee Of WAYS
and Means, reported the annual civil ard
diplomatic appropriation bill the annual dc
hciency appropriation bill, and the annual
/ Invalid pension appropriation bill which
were Fcvecally committed 70 the Committee Of
the Whole on the State Of the Union.
Mr. Disney reported, from the Committee
| on Public Lands. Il resolution to authorize
that Committee to employ clerk at 81 per
day
-
to show the necessity for granting the Public
Land Committee clerk, a he requested
Mr.. Campbell, of Ohio, replied t. the re-
marks of Mr.. Disney, which he characterized
As pctnlent. He rontended that there was &c
absolute necessity for the proposed clerk
Why. he explained.
Mr.. Disney, re>uming the floor again
argncti a. length to show that his committee
should be allowed clerk.
Mr.. Cobb a member Of tho Committee on
Publ: Lands also argued a,ainSt the employ.
ment Of the proposed clerk.
| After some furthc- discussion. the said res
olution was passed
a message from the Senate. officially an.
nouncns the death of the late Senator Charlie:
@. Anterior. of New HAMPSHIRE was received
Nhercrpon. the customary culogies wer,
delivered by Mr. Ilibbard. Of New Iiampshirc
and Mr.. Orr. of South Carolina. After vhicl
the usual resolutions were passed, and tn,
House adjourned over for the day.
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DDINs.s OF CONGEsEaS,

SENATE After prayer and the reading of
the journal
Mr.. Clay presented the credentiai. of the
Hon. Ben amin Fitzpatrick, the Senator from
Alabama. who was afterwards duly sworn in.
Mr.. Norris then announced the death Of his
late colleague, Mr.. Atherton; observing that
of those who bad been associated with the
Senate during the last four years no less han
nine have gone to their last home The last
of those in the i'll -fatcd list was colleague, Mr.
Athcrton who died of an attack Of paralysis
with which he was seized in the court house
of Manchester, n. II. The honorable Senator
gave q minute account of tho attack, and il.
fatal termination. He was cut down in the
meridian of life, with the expectation when
he left last session Of returning there again
but by the inscrutable decree of Providence
it was otherwise. The Senator, after havin:
given hiogra rhical account of the deceased
concluded by moving the following rcSolu-
ton
R'solred, That the Senate deeply lament
the dcceaSe of Mr.. Anterior, who was a mem
Der Of the body for the State Of New Hamp-
shire; and that 4 copy OF the resolution. OK
presslyc Of their coincidence, DO forwarded to
the family of the deceased, and that the same
| be communicated to the House of Represen-
tatives.
Mr.. Hunter, of Virginia, seconded the reso-
luton which, after some remarks to the like
purport from Mr.. Williams was unanimously
agreed to, and the Senate adjourned.
HorsE.-To-day, after the reading of the
Journal Mr.. Benton presented the credential.
of Jose Emanuel Gallesos, delegate elect from
the territory of New Mexico, and asked tina,
he he duly sworn in.
Whereupon Mr. Richardson addressed the
Chair in 4 few remarks, against admitting Mr.
Gaileg"s to seat in the Hail until after Il
report from the Committee on Elections VIM
Carr Lane, the contestant, having also ere
dentiuls, certified to by the Secretary # the
Territory. Mr.. H. called for the reading of
the credentials of Mr. Gallegos, which having
been read for the Information Of the House
Mr.. Il. expressed himself satisfied with then
sutiiciency, and Mr.. t;allesos was then duly
escorted to the Speaker table by Mr.. Benton
where he was sworn in.
NJ =. Murray, from the Committee on Print
ing. reported back the resolution for the print
ing Of 30 0GG copies Of the roceedings Of Con-
gress on the death Of the late Vice Presiden,
King, amended so as to embrace also the pro-
ceedings in the Supreme Court on the same
occasion resolution agreed to.
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OFFICIAL.

FrGp,iin Pierce. President Of the United Stct,, o.
.3sac.isc, 70 az 'ebom il may concern:
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited io me
thar GrSrkvo CiTENAS has Accn appointed C"n>TI
at Republic Of Cali tor the port ut Philadelphia, II
the STATES OF I nnsyvania, ! do hereby recognise
hlm .Uch. and declare him free 10 exercise and
enjoy such fu1ci"r<. powers and privileges ~ ar'
allowed to T." con>uls Of the Ei",t taroT"d na"n'
III HE United states.
Ia testimony whereof aay" cap>cf these letter,
tH h. mad, rlrcnf. and tho seal ri the United States
Ia he hcrcuHtn affixed.
Gi;ru under my hauh. Al tho c;iy at Washington
the l1t, day q! December, \. n. lisa ard ~
L. ! the Independence q: the United States ui
America the seventy eighth.
FRANKLIN PlURCE.
Ry thc President;
". l.. u .ELx. ScnrrflrK ni Stat.
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CUrERIpE GOLD WATCHES. RICH JEwTLRY,
= SILVEE AND Sfi.NEEPLtTED ARE
FANCY ca; D.. Ec.-ThH ndorS'.a-l respectfully
invites tie attention of he citizens of Washington
'u l,s handsome and wase'ccri stock If the above
naInrd GCoiS. compri>ing-
Ladies ard GentIemrn's Gold Grd Silver Watches
cferery variotr ard S'yls. from The hrst Lon
don. Iir rrroi. aGd G"Hevs fnctnri,.
Rich .lrweirs in sc:s :.sd ~ the single p:ecr.
Gri CHAINS. SraiS Iurkrts
ST and r."in Cold Kings
I.Mr.i -. ETsCc,r'S. I,r ochcs. Cuff Pima Sc.
Handsome silver Tea Sets Pitchers, Cups. Ladies'
Table. uc.scrt. nnd Tea SICo3s
forks. Napkin Rim. &c, ali IF his own nsnufac
TURF
Also
lrr-" ard excellent ~ crtn.nt 81 Silver Plate
Ware -ni Tnncr Goods. All IT whirh lie r!ctl.c.
himself ~ .rl - rct, which ctnr". fail ~ DC at
Stsctory. SAMUEL LEWIS.
IA avenue. between 18th and 18th at.
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FANCY ARTICLES SUITABLE FOR GIFTS



'fTIIE subscriber has for sale fine sSorfTn.nt OF
l Fancy Goods, which he : determined 70 clo-r
vt cost Among n:hr- articles lie eau a"T,:n.
follows. viz: Work BoN"-, pTes,in. Cares. Writing
Desks, Paper Mrcho Boxes. Port FulinS aud Car!
Cases Shell, Ivory. Pearl snd Paper Msche Card
Cases and Porte H0La:as. Fsrty Rprrs with and
without Tote paper, g. i@uLo!i"rs FonSniTrS
Goi T. lis snd ca tiar!"- Port FiiOs 0tpil tinds
Csrd BASKETS, Purses i&r.'r Cutters. Match Box.
Fancy Ink >tsnGi,h"S, Bells, Paper Weights. Sral-,
&c. &c WI. /. BtYIT.
Penn. avenue hst~ llth rnl Eth 80.
Away. on hand largo imply II 'h- host Letter
and Cap Papers, Note aHer' Envelopes II .lI kinds
md sizr-. Pcnknives. Ei!l Par. Pens aut Guill.
cheap Writing sni Wrapping Papers r.. SC. ~ the
lowest prices lnt-lH-rEreT de- i9-4itii.n.
fEHTLEMEN'S Travelling shawl.
\ W. have now On lard
Is heavy superior Travelling Sha-ls
Which will srl bw for c'.h.
VERIFY. TEEES ( YEEBY.
Corner Of 1th street aud Penn. avenue
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TAKE NOTICE.

HNHE irSt place 20 l,Iy Inc .I~a.;y Is Il the -"
] Jewc.ry store 81 X. -. "n-p, }rt aern ~ "a
9th rrc;, GA PrnuS flTapit, yrrlr. ign a 81" 40
sirc"d E"-' Nh~r" all kinds r rtc =: - "a
Je%tl-y, sfirrrraTr, &C., c..s 10 ls.. - -" y
cay prices. a:..i mu'h lower tIs5r , q lt" gu"i
y can ir bought Cor ut a:y ,;her ;li~hra"ni ~
this vicinity. 10. HOOP.
n BAH kinds # watch rrraiiin- Ian" gt r'i J
short r"'i~c 9Ed - "".i as ut = "'he- 'S'fh'l,'
m"nt either in ETrcit W !.m-rica ~ W " Hot
inswcrth. t.. IL =
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NDNAnD LY,ETT.rsEN.,

DoGK-HIEDEE, PntOm.c II Il. corner OF ll.h s.:
ID and Maryland avenue, OYER Clarkc's Drug store
Washington. D. c.
Every riyl. of bn,.k-hinrng executed. either il
velvet Turkey Morocco, Russia, fancy colcr. calf
Periodicals nd Music neatly half l,Auni.
Dir. LiCkTf respectfully suggests To- nj. fri. nis
that while much ha. h-en done to trareInit fsril,
records. little care has been t-nen Ia preserve Ia
rental GfeGesS"s lie takes tliis mctilo-i to inform
his friends aud those DESTROYS of prrpetuating per
sOnai r"Eer hrsnc's. that dorurrtotrTc lifnncsSr.
De- iuiuii on 1ie n-i.r "f family lihiss
presentation books. keepsake @pc, linens Of which
con he -: his ind"rv, or l-can trrdire-.r hy
letter. which will lr promptly attc.ded n.
dec lY-i,rro.
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Theatricals in Georgetown and Washington

MeSsrs. RiSley and Goodall will open
Forrest Hall, at Georgetown, for three
nights this week, commencing this even
ing, with talented theatrical company.
The pieces selected are The Drunkard"
and "Wanderins MINSTREL We promise
all who may be disposed to go to Forrest
Hall tonight, such acting as hasnot been
seen by the people of Georgetown for
many day. Mr.. Risley's stock COM
pany is excellent. Mr.. Goodall is a
rising star who promises soon to be one
OF the first magnitude. We doubt whether
any one of such ability ever appeared be-
fore a Georgetown audience. Mr.. Good
all will Ielform at the Narictc, in this
city, on Tuesday, Thursday and Satur-
day evenings.
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z EEsS1'S.AE,,

80. II is sail that Joe Sevcrns of the Phil
adclphia Ar@"s, has been appointed Naval
Storckccper at Tie Philadelphia Navy Yard
This is rather premature. But Joe is clever
fellow, ani we sincerely trust he will get the
place.
An exchange gays ''Genera Ca.s has
not been sick for forty years" We would
Il Ike to see him remain hale and hearty for at
least forty years more.
A brother If ex-Prpsident Fillmore. a
citizen Of Lagrange county, Indiana. where
he has resided sixteen years, Was in Indian
apolis recently, attending the Federal Court
Mr.. Fillmore Is a farmer by occupation. and
! is said 10 he fine looking man, resembling
his brother, the late President, in appear
ance.
difficulty having occurred at Mays
vile, Ky. on the 10Th instant, between Mr..
Collins, the editor Of the Eogf>, and Mr.
Luther DohyEs, the former shot the latter.
The wounded man is not expected to recover.
80. Bishop Burgess, of Maine has publish
e. q letter il testimony Of the good effects OF
the liquor law of that State
-. Il ia stated in the Lonlon 4fl,uau nm
that .'ir |, En!wcr I.ytton has entered into ar
Engagements with Eon.lc!ge Co. the pub
fishers. by which Ee receives from them
100000 for the privilege of reprin'ing his
works for ten years.
-. The Cecil EtDloCtut recommends the
Hon. Albert Constable Il suitable person 70
l.,r j,
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NEW BOOK, by Fanny Fern.
~ Little Ferns tor Fannys little friends
Old and New England. by Alfred Bum
Annie Ora. son or. Life in Washing ton
The great ILLUSTRATED Magazine OF Art
Popular Educator for December
Knckerbocker Magazine for December
The Turkish Captive
jack Junk: Or. the Tar of all weathars
Morgan The Buccanrrr
Harper and i'ntnams Magazines for December
All the new books and PAPERS received a. f. 81
Ms published
Blank Books. Letter. Cap, and Note Paper ana
everything In the Stationery line for sale ut
JOE SliILLlNGT0N'S Bookstore,
Cor. Ia avenue and Il g., Odeon Building.
dec @
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GAS TIVTEEES

III" 'ui'srri'nr takes pleasure in 7n:"ur III. -
l the TG:c that his sick Of GAN Fitith :
c7rpriin- f IN" h".t and 'a'eS. l&t err s.
been received. rul 'hat he il irrI 7rct :" = ~
tnP low, 1t rats. i,r-crS in wrut cf Ga- PAW
will Please rail- ana sNHmine-;lty vii ~" ''h
End il to their Interest.
nwrl inC' ami putls building. Il t.l win "a. n
bnh ut the usual rates. j. W I'll h9-oN
lift
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NOTICE TO DELINQUENT TAX-PATEFs

Collector. OM,e, Dee. Ii 1919
\ oIlcE il hereby .iv,n tEat 10 e. I IL ~.
Gnen; property il in rcrus' nj pl'pa'"' h't' .,
VIII he o"lapl-rl and published GA ~ a'''l ''F
"'Jsnuarv, 1874. All persons interested ar O. 81
w Tequs III {" come forward AL! 10y i-gh r. i"'i
The u'ii'rsiSned from The unpira 1nt dH;' q L.
lag The collection. ami thcm.elv,> frola III" "n'i'"
7iIiiinnA! expense att,ndur sn adv r''-'l1'n''
H. j. IUCHE
lHc l5-itIanl t"i''c'"'.
MEN iIANDIi'ES- lhin Eori..'a sun
IL ilemstitrh.d, ST RltGEn.
dee IL II NillArd> h"'''-
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NEW STORE.

I HAVE on LsuG a WI selected sfg.k ~ f~e>h
! family Groceries. which an detrrm,uad n 81
IT low ',rires:
Pet Grecr Hui Hla,k Teas
% Government. Java, ord Rio Coraes
Brown. Loaf, and crushed sugars
irc,h Specs OF all SindS
Fr">h Butter and Cheese
Almonds Ea;~iuS
Wrln-:s, r,rsn Fu's, F'hrrts
LIQUORS IL all kinds snj "a The ct luai'y-
ti,'" Brandy. Nhlkcy and ine 81 lraueht AID
in bottles
RUE Iam'cs Splits Cir. Cor,.i,le. e..
scars. Tonacca and SsrT
hitHli "udeavor 20 ,lca-- al who ho'lur W.. VIZ h
their cu-tala. = : ROOM
H.sjo Of :, between l.,h and 18Th sts
,i,.:l
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CHRISTMAS & NEW YEAR Earn

NGrInq ~ 'N per C'ff an 10 Durri1ss n M
lcdr ami CHRISTMAS ErcSsH.s
7 the Kew Jewel Ivy aud Fancy Store north SHE
~ q PENNSYLVANIA avenue, between 18th : le,b
streets viii h. found first rate selection of
Fin" gold Scarf and RTess:pins, Finger Rings
Earrings, ETr-c,cts, Isck";S
Pencils. gold Cla.irS. aud Charms
Also q variety Of PrrternonnsirS
Paiicr Machr Tables Portfolios
1nkstand> iItlaji with pearl
With gr at variety al other goods vhirh an
determined 10 sell at tr" loves: prices.
dec l1-lw ITNIS
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS.

4 SAlIiER vii OPEN on Monday, December IT.
" Q ohaicc rol'p,-rion e the mot r.r" u"7.l ~
beautiful PRESENTS ever eS hihit.d in Ws>lr Itou,
consisting # many elegant artic"s m"!o in i-l' ID
his own order, To which lac invites the rsmueticn
of the pNhic. DC lee
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PRESENTS For TIE HOLIDAYS.

BhfNf,NlS fth III l1'Il'A Il.
NT r GAIT & BE: Tl.;'E invite aj,rntIau -
NJ Their r-li!.ji- lar" >;rr> =.
SUPhEIGR 1oLD NATG.if;.
Consisting az lgdics' and Gcn:i-IrD's hur'jn;
ard oI.n-facr Lcndou, Li",prDl. and G.navs In
PIX. ever and LcPiue Watche. in plain -rsr -
snsmel!ci ana j-v,.led ca>"S
RICH IEWEIET.
na'aorl, ruby, and T-arl rrcorht-
Earrings and Bracelets
Damcud ard Pearl Finger Rings and Cr'ssas
Gold Chains, lork.t-. Seals, Kpys Rrrqs'Iins.
Pencils
G'ld m'les, Cud Pins, Wedding Pings g..
rURE SILVER WARE
Silver Te1 Sets. Pitchers. GohlrtS. Cups
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