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rpE NETTING IN FAVOR OF CIVIL AND RkliGi-
oIrs FREEDOM IN WASHINGTON.

We have the qualification OF presenting eh.'ie :" oui
readers to-day the proceedings of the late meeting IN ms
% in favor of civil and religious freedom we preferred
10 DELAY the publication few days that we might not be
sc.d from the state Of columns to divide the pro-
cenas They are character TO attract special atten-
on not only on of the absorbing interest which
attaches TO the principles of civil and religious freedom
hat ON account of the able and eloquent vindieauon OF
those principles contained in the several speeches made on
the occasion 1t is impossible for any mind not controlled
by deep prejudice or wild ianacsm to contemplate the
question so powerfully discussed in these speeches without
arriving at the conclusion that the secret organization
known as know-nothngs is based upon principles and is
advocating doctrines utterly rreconcable with the ob
cations imposed by the constitution upon all citizens Ii
Is not TO be disguised that this organization is based upon
preiudices which are widely diflused and easily excited
into action but il is not less certain that they preu
dces which cannot be introduced into political organiz-
tons without resulting in violence and bloodshed The
constitution designed especially to exclude these dam
perons elements of discofd and revolution from Pot
cal contests The attempt introduce them by secret
cetes is the daring attack made upon the
stution The speeches which publish to-day expose,
in bold and eloquent language this reckless assault upon
the constitution and bespeak for them universal pc
rusal.
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CARNATIONS show that they resolved upon wagng
upon the Institution regardless Of the provisions of the
Constitution the latter are willing 10 leave the nstu-
ton all helgotection which the constitution 10
It, and 70 resist all unconstitutional eggressions upon it,
Wedc not draw This broad line OF distinction between
northern wings and northern democrats without being able
10 sustain ii fully by weestabished facts dIha there
individual wings and democrats the North who claim
belong their respective parties who constitute exce
tons to the general remark do not deny The differ
between the exceptions when correctly understood
only makes clear the truth OF ;he general remark
The facts show that the wings organized party
stand upon the platform of abolitonism the exceptions
embrace small number Of known wings who dis
from the position of their party, and maintain in
dependent position of paonaliy. To quote the opinions
Of this poweress dissenting fragment Of evidence
of northern wing sentiment would be nexcusabe act
fraud and deception These ssenter are repudated and
prosecuted by the controlling wing organizations in ali the
free States and yet their opinions have been used by south
wings evidence Of the nationality of northern wings
The deception heretofore has proved successful far
induce the wings of the South adhere the
,onal organization with the wings of the North. This
deception however be practised longer The pres
ent position of the controlling organizations the North
y imbued with abolitonsm that southern wings
longer be imposed upon 1t is this fact which induces the
effort keep the deluson the South by quoting the
opinions northern democrats who dssentes from the
position of the organizations Of the party which uncandid
wing leaders have freely resored to. Nothing is
with such wings the Louisville Journal than quote
the opinions Of the New FORK Evening Post evidence
against northern democrats Yet nothing better known
than that the Evening Post is the antsavery plat
form with the northern wing organizations and in direct
c with the platform OF the democratic organization Ofke
character is the attempt to create the impression amongst
southern wings that there difference between northern
wings and northern democrats This fraud is sought
made eectua by relying upon the aataysry sentiments
of northern democrats evidence of abolition sympathes
without attending 10 the weldened distinction between
antslavey abstract sentiment and aboltionism as
active element of aggression upon the constitutional
rights of the South Looking 10 the authentic records Of
both parties the North presented in their respective
organizations the one stands fully committed abolition
ISM whilst the other is fully committed faithful OBJ
of all the guarantees secured by the constitution
! for the protection of southern Institutions.
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JUST Received, from the New York auctions. large
j lot Of fine goods, consisting part
Plaid and stripe silks in large quantities
Plaid and stripe black silks do
Bl'k and ID brocadc do do
PLAIN black coored nuaity
Variety Of satins for ladies' cloaks
TrimIninas match
large lot Of bonnet ribands
large lot Of Paris laines and IN.
styles ~
large assortment of bombasns apacss very cb,ap
A large lot Of French mcrinos = - "'
large quantity OF shawis of various kinda
Emhroideries OF every description
Resdymade satin mahna cioaks manes hates, Pa
rsian styles
large lot Of cloths esssimeres, vesngs,
nave MADE up 10 order in the
antied - -
large quanty of staple goods every kind carpets
tapestry Brussels carpets, three ply ingram
hemp CARPETS rugs Of every kind shee, oicloths which
nave Gus 70 suit passages and halls
consdsr their interest," they will certainly give call a. we
can meet their views in styles and price
Oct e~-l0uf HALL A BROTHER
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NMALL AND VERY DESIRABLE SQUARE OF GROUND AT
public sale On Thursday afternoon S. at SIX O'Clock
the shall SELL without reserve that beautiful ie
square known south square 1886 ring font
IA feet north street 3 feet inches on 18th west ISL
feet Ill inches Rhode Island avenue on n public
ervnion, containing II 100 square feet, less.
This handsomely situated high
ground and desirable for private residence,
Terms One fourth residue 10 IS and "a months
premises. "
Oct I'D .aoihh,
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EALL AND WINTER styles or ready made clothing
Of superior cut and nsh embracing the Tama sortou neg
agee and shaped sacks black blue
ffock and dress plain and figured
black and figured pantaoons velve pnshes and
satin shirts, collars aOves
Boys and youths clothing always hand. 80
The above articles will be sold cash.
NOAH WALKER CO., Fr
Marble Hall Clothing Emposhum,
Sept 2o--3aw4wif Browns Hotel 'HuiIdinp.
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BY j. G. McGUIp.;. auc,,.n.~,

BY j. q. McGUIP; Auct,o,.~,
NurEhloh FCMNIoRE AND HOUSEHOLD EXPECTS Ar
thursday morning, October at O'Clock al the
- John Is. CIage street 4x and 9Th
streets shall sell all household
consisting Of - - '''
Handsome plush tea sofa
Paf Of handsome
Ply sain damask- red fancy chairs
walnut marble table, wlatnol
Fancy rou tabes, giandoies. vases
Tapestry, three ply, and ingram carpets
Venetian stair and passage carpet, oiciotl
Curtains, window shades, fire
Bronze hat rack. and eyps
Handsome mahogany chamber comprising marble
top dressing bureaus, wardebes French beds,eads
top wasbstands, toilet sets,
Very superior feather beds, boster and pillows
uckings
First qualify blankets, cOunerRanes, quilts, Sheets SC
Dining and breakfast tables, chairs
China, glass; and crockery
and
Together with general o kitchen utensils
The above furniture all Of superior quality excellent
order.
Terms S25 and UNDER cash that
months for satisfactorily endorsed bearing interest
JAS G. MCGUIRE,
Oct I'D Auctionee5.
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ELECTION 4 PROVISIONAL BISHOP NEW York
The Rev Horao Potter, ID. d. of Albany who has been
elected provisional bishop of the diocese of New York
succeed RI Rev Dr. Wainwright brother Of the pres
ent Epscops bishop ofPenhsylvana thus presenting the
angular coincidence of brothers being elected to the
doceses from which the brothers Onderdonk were re-
moved Dr. Potter the candidate of what is known
as the low church party
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.ne District OF Columbia for the county Of Washington, sitting
IN equity made in the James
Lockery Ambrose LYNCH and all No 8l and dated
~ 1854 will offer for sale public auction Wednesday,
I'm day Of October O'Clock,
following real Washington >p ,sali-ai al ~
lease Tor ninety renewable ofhe
most part OF lot ~ 29 fronting 81 feet East Capitol
street. and running back width Of
subject ground $751; privilege
Of purchasing simple for S5s2 improved BY
substantial two-story brick house. ~ ts w sl y
The whole Of lot No 20 No. 72s fronting
norh between LIST and I'd
sistng Of substantial story n-fts
Terms Of sale Oneourt Of the purchase money
and the residue twelve
eighteen months be secured by bearing
interest On the failure purchaser comply
Of fae within week after sale the right resell
his risk cost after (, 49, - n IA Is
WALTER 8. cox, Trustee.
Ha, JAS q. MCGUIRE,
Sept DO 2aw3wads Aucuonce.,
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MAGNIFICENT TWENTY DOLLAR LOTTERY.
On Saturday, October %, 1854.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY,

The great luck Winch has attended
saying tina. obtain good prize only necessary TO d
dress i;,c =
EGERTON BRO,
Boz l03 Post Once,
Baltimore, Maryland
% Tne bills, promssofy notes, checks, CON-
also bank and other stock
Ing an extensive correspondence Throughout States
funds laying the principal remit
iances by return mail and viii for day
= = \ =
b. Correspondents careful writing in each
letter addressed their post Office county State
holding prize tickets, and wishing them
invariably remit the tickets tickets being like
payable presentation only. The
capital. the prizes in lottery from price
upwards. Oct 3-8tdif
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DiscHAReEp--John Rand, charged with the robbery of
the bank at Portsmouth Va and for which he has been
for long time confined in Jail awaiting trial has been dis
charged on not Pros the evidence against him being
suihcent to insure conviction II viii be remembered
that he was some time since found guilty of the charge
but obtained q new trial
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WASHINGTON CITY.
TUEsDAY MORNING. OCT. 5, 1854. .

M Mr C, W lass, No Harrison street. .he'"HAn r
xanfnr agent the Western states and teha-,
,..,ied by II }. THOMAS, 1T. bssr, WIZ H. y
yusxx c. NJ l.. Wissxxx "A. a. cRiLps, AID d. WIN iA"S
Rso~pss " eilsst VIII be sosdy-I s-.ts %, y
n. Isv.vt " J.sxs No, South Tenth street. thiadei
,h.. 4. our ssaes travelling seeu assisted ~ "A- "a,
tous f,oILIss JAMS BEEKSo, H. A EvAss IhosA' ~ -
Jo.srH HAxxIrr, JosKrH Burror, kopfhf !" ',@'5I,.
49, u, ,o,,,.v y,u1..s L. wsrTEaAs H. Nppiok r.
w. MAogEs and ID, - PkAEeE-. .IIs-.l $50 ~. -
No Mr.aHssRy N. Ls~is, Of Montgomery, A"naina' w
srsl travelling for the states OF hiaosns an"
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ny GREEN q SCOTT. A.c,ione.r,.

By GREEN u SCOTT, Aactioneers.
EXCELLEHT HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE
II aucon.-On Thursday instant O'Clock a. m
shall sell al the residence Mrs Swarxe corner Of
street north and Third srcet excellent
ture, viz
Walnut marble top tables, mahogany spring chairs
Mahogany French sofa, walnut whatnot
DO plush rocking chair mahogany bookcase
Three ply and other carpets, Venetian blinds
Gilt frame French plate mirror and brackets
Two dressing stands, harack, ne-seat chairs
Mahogany and walnut FRENCH post other
Mahogany other dressing other bureaus
Feather beds and bedding, bair and other mattresses
Cooking, radiator and stoves.
With good lot of kitchen requisites dnina and ohcr tables
china, glass, and crockrry ware, among which are
fine god-ban tea so walters, ivory knives
~ forks, &c,
Terms: All and under SIS, cash
sixty and ninety for satisfactorily endorsed bearing ia
erest GREEN K SCOTT,
Oet3-d Auctioneers
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Sept 29--3taw4wif
TREASURY DxPARrnExy,

St3 Fssl-5 August Is, 1884,
Notice hereby holders following described
stocks of the United saes thai department prepared
chase, time between the
vember amounting aggregate
to g. 00O the mes
toned, wit: Ftlhhi p Nla'fs -t.'-' 's't"
In Of contingent within stated
preference will be given te OF soc b
be offered The certificates duly United
States, by the parties who rsrfv thereof syc
be transmitted to this departments receipt whereof
price will be paid compounded Of the particuas
l. The par vanc, specified n each certificate.
premium the stock Of the authorized by c ACT II
Iay 1885, rcdeemabie November 1855 per cent The
stock OF the loan suhossc De-
cember 1852 OF cenf Che stock
ny the acts Of S47 and 1s6 and
December, 1857 and Juse per cent
and on The stock of the ny the 1852
deemabe on the ast Of l-cgbe 1854
indemnify 6 per cent
Interest or each Of July
1854 the reeep win he
allowance or reach ownr DAYS interest
in addition. assa5lr iggoy s.3iJ hha lt e'1 itiAF
Payment for said stocks win be the Treasurer of
the United States the assistant Boston, York.
or Philadelphia M he parties may duecs. a 5ha III
But no certificate viii be entitled benefit Of h notice.
which shall not be actually Treasury before The
said Goth day of November next
-''' JAMES GUTHRIE, ci.ll
aug 2'-dn2oNnsng a,t Secretary Of the Treasury.
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BALTIMORE, Oct. 2.-Four market quiet this morning
Holders asking higher figures, but sales reported
Rye -four, ST. Corn meal 81 81 81 so. Wheat-gran in
fair supply but receipts not large We advance
about cents in wheat There 900 bushels
sales of white good to prime, ST. so ST 60; choice do
81 Go. Red good to prime, 81 65 inferior lots Is
cents less Corn rabout II 900 bushels Of
white at II ~ cents yellow rs rs cents Mixed 90
cents Oas-9Ooo bushels oeredsales Of Maryland As
81 cents Virginia, 81 SO cents and Pennsylvania "a
cents Rye-la0 bushels offered but sales We quote
Maryland at 81 LA 81 Is, and Pennsylvania at 81 rs.
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(MTH OF Pttsburx Ana Connty Or Allegheny, Rsnas-~
yvana We ve fbf Investment the AonAv
OF the city Of PitshG of Allegheny, Pennsylvania
These bonds fned Psbug Rairoed
Company, BY which they guaranteed IN d n ~
srah'e investment. i''' q N'@'''"'" - ~
The bonds together exhibit other statistical in
NATION, hr obtained application letter
JOHNSTON BROTHERS,
Bankers and Fiscal Agents.
Jan le-dAcpu
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BosTos Oct 2The steamer Osprey arrived here yestsr
day morning from Philadelphia. Her cargo is being dis
charged and she will leave to-day for ST. john bring
the remaining passengers by the City of Philadelphia
There were two failures this city Saturday that
OF large clothing house the other firm largely engaged
in the Australia business
burglar named Hart hung himself in the Salem Jail on
Friday night. .sl4s
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MANAIED,
By J. G. mcCUIKE. Auc,,on,.--

On Sunday, he Isl instant, by the Rev. Mr. GEORGE
ROBERTSON 10 Miss SARAH j. DAWSON both Of this civ
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The. Ohio Ripsy, dc.

WHEELING, Oct There only seventeen inches wa
ter in its channel and falling. s44a 45# Is. f84syas )
PITTsBURG Oct. 1.-The river Is falling. The cholera
gradually abatng, and losing its yruent type a.assi
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NEW YORK FALL GttODs.-J RIGGLEs, Merchant
~ Iae has Just returned Fl York where he
a assortment Of cloths, and vesngs,
specton of the public. $3.50 - - or--i1i-
gentlemen ~ = N'--'--S eY~~-i'
oGas 1911 Doy winch he will make order the best
sock OF nns ready made clothing all made here In
which he will sell being AcsrOus Of con-
= - 'NsNN '~e'T'-"s''
Sept 20--eo8tif N'f '' '0' - ~
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CARDTbe attention OF the public respectfully invited to
"A the sale OF fine furniture which
ID Instant 10 O'Clock, the middle
Demenu building, H. between 18th ind l4tb wes
New York avenue The fine funi
urc is nearly and Of quality, and the we
worthy the attention. o, the public.
GREEN SCOTT
tet s-s tuctioneers
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A CAkD-WALTER HARPER 4 co. would take this mehod
IA
that they choice and
beautiful of fall goods Of
every new and desirable article in silks emboidee fancy
soods, Paris cloaks nantes, &c, -
ALSO
Linen goods sairing bdeyc and
aispef NAPKINS doyies, &C., al very reduced prices.
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M the central a lighted room
w 70 be used as private school-roon for boys
Address a MAcpunrp
Octl-n Vipao,,s pn;,d;r~
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BOSTON, Oct 2Intellgence has reached this city Of thu
loss OF the schooner Ontario. -Four Of the were
drowned. y-..--. S-- .a-'tf = .la... .-1--i-s
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morning, T''''
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Tie Canadian Parliament.

.QUEsao, Oct 2.Three members of the new government
have been reelected in their old constituencies by
ton. s .'
The election of of the five of the govern
ment will be opposed s.,s4
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From Baltimore.

pAlrAoaE, Oct 1.-The most intense excitement prev as
our Guy IN regard to the coming municipal elections, and
sums vi money have been bet the result Both parties
are sanguine of success 80
Soionei Boyle, prominent member of the Annapolis
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sois9 is Sss syJf. Mr0I1ME. AucslAtkesx. 81 .ssa
lNI00n cokfoRsT1oH az wASuiNnroa STOCK AT
O'Clock, auction rooms, shsn ss - : N--.'.'1-
$4,000 corporation Of Wsssinssss spsros.s ssssk.
Terms cash in current funds sa1sy $780, 80 u.a1ag
aa4 lAs. C. MCGUIRE,
oet Id .s.Lau!co 4 .y.l. ~ AucuoAeeT.
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new YosK, Oct At is generally understood hare q,
"eniormed circles that the Dominican government
coded to The United States port of SANTANA for naval
station il-.4ill'f- iai tsk5TT =. - A
M steamship petrel arrived from Glasgow this morning
She sailed before the America sa- ~ ~
me COINS steamship Arctic hourly looked for She
sailed from Liverpool the 10th of September
after Tue Americaand therefore in her thirteenth da,
mere great rush for seats at the new Opera House
when opens for the first time this evening with Gr and
Mario in Norma ~
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EIHST-CLAsS HOUSE for sale.-The subscriber has for
SAFE new fouIsory brick dwelling with back building siua
on avenue short distance of the City Hail. nuish
ed throughout IN the manner marble ane,
gas and water h1tures brick
attached, &c. - - 80 80 II ~
Inc house was built under the
= -
For terms, &c.. apply TO JAMES c. MCGUIRE,
sep 2l--eo6t Aucsioncer.
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Judge Alexander W. Stowe was confirmed bachelor
and, although admyey Of true womany character
would entertain the thought of matrimony We
Der years ago his advice If you marry, be and
ry widow whose husband has been hanged in that
you will be leased by the "reminiscences of her dear
departed husband. ~ Clereland Herald
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! THE Pension Laws Alounty LAws-An
Anaycai Digest with the Decisions Of Secretaries and Opin
IONS Aorneyr General hsreon Forms and Regulations
cioed ny he Pension ONCE, Explanatory Commen uie
whole arranged be ineligible every claimant
y nP late chief clerk ii the Pension Once volunc 1851
OF 256 octave pages, bound. 81. ~
Sep 30 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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The stock market is quiet Canton sales; Erie 49,
Reading u; Cumberland Coal, 81 Nicaragua, 23A NJ.
Gold sales. The -four market is shade firmerrae of
1000 bbs State 81 IL 81 81 southern 81 62 So per
Dbl Corn meal and rye -four unchanged Wheat triae
6rmcrsalcs 1000 bushels red 81 80 81 &c. white
southern, 81 20 81 75 Sales OF corn bu he mixed
Is &c cents. Oats SO 81 Rye 81 49, Provisions
quiet Sales pork at sl3 So Whiskey Al a AZ cents
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THE FKEDEnICK FEMALE sEmINARY n = nulIx

VHh FREDERICK FEMALE SEMINARY 4 q fully
organized female college, chartered $50
y the state OF Maryland. II Is located in Frederick city Mary.
ian as healthy and pleasant n
ms institution has able and ecient board Of
'eaches nine in number
men an extensive chemical and philosophical apparatus
confidently believed that offers facilities impanr
thorough extensive seminary the
T"-' - -
The school s sectaran.
D., Washington, ID. G.. 7' =
July 2l--d&cp3mox'
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Hon. John Beverly Robinson chief justice of Upper Can
ada and the Hon Louis Hypo,e Laontne chief justice
the lower province have been created barone of the United
Kingdom Of Great Britain and Ireland Some of the pa
pers doubt the expedency of this movement and say that
the people will that the descendants any
set of should form socially privileged class ire
spective of any personal merits.
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THE Birds RtbIc elegantly &fI,,strat cd. bv
i the Rev. II. Harbaugi -
Narays or Journey Round ses ana in the Bible
Lands IN sso and iea e De Ssslcy
Giseke. : - w '' - ~
Aagai Norwegian Lapiand Tale or Life and Love in Nor
@ sAs German OF Theodore Muege; by Edward
CamMness Message God. s5aA li., si ti"
DO Great NHcrhee. el.Af t.4ia.
Do recsivins Sinners. 7AtJ s ~ o3''
Do Minor Works-second series. VIZ g s-l'N
Physieians Visiting List sa aGi 20 sou l ''3 s
8l1ass lust received and t'tt'i N +'rf
sall ~ !,4Gs t4.a t,al q s4a3 ia TAYLOR MAUnY,s
) oci - cost" a. 'aIAl's ~" Bookstore, 9th
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\, EADF CLUTkxINGl for. Usll sra xvsaser
Whaling parshas sshs sanss gar
meh VIII ma our present
new snd ayhiPnshs cohins which saenon
before mskng their sssctass custom department
handsomely supplied with Gne eaoths
dee skns xich velvet s vsses vhch e win make
10 order n the beet Esssosa ~ ters
BOYS AND YOUTHS CLOTHING @.'9'
we haye just received supply winter sales en-
bfacng tbe most extensive variety Of aiiquahtie.s
X 5l.l5lil D lsba .l0yiJal 43al w ALL STEPHENS, a
l5z q aad Penn avenue. aetsesa 10Th streets,
Oc! rSt sycA yGai1y
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NEW FALL GOODsHaving jus returned from the North,
~ lake great psoA4nse Informing
the n KapsTsy that ready os heir nspscon
The very and elegant ohs
and yes,ing Of French and
o,a s best impa'ng houses in New York all ofwhich1
pared ~ usual in the
and on the n0si reasonable ~ {'t' 7hN
no..ys q. 6D. u. ,sg laa WILLIAM TUCKER, At
5bln u Pennsylvania uuenue between TX 9th
10 Sep9l--dlmo2 2ra.ises: p- salG lfai ssl'. i 1"-
aIFECKkION FAxlNA, prepar Cd exprssAly faxni-
Al Hes dscatc and appropriate food FOR III seasons of
the most economical nuiOus
brought g ne table, spinenty Of the
speaking heckes ftha neither stringent laxative but
orave The digestive and absorbent In dis
ordered bowels daha, dysenery cholera,
when food deemed admissible by physicians
fan to be autay and wherever extensively used
hospitals and private practice The health the
People in health should, therefore, Hecs freely
common food TO preserve the ncstinlabe blessing.
For sale by grocers and druggists generally Wholesale Charles
F. Pitts, IL Commerce BaimOre Brother "
South Front street, Philadelphia g. G. Bodles Co., n Long
Wharf, Boston and BY the manufacturers Hecker Brother
the Croton Mills, 20i Cherry street, York. t II
Sep 30-dm