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New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-09
SPANISH REVOLUTIONS.

The revolution in Spain has now so far taken on
the appearance of permanent condition that, as
our correspondent at London has informed us, the
wealthy az conservative classes have begun to en-
igrate and to seek security in France. This is not
surprising; Spain has never adopted the modern
French fashion, sogenerally in vogue in lsi5, ofbe
ginning aud accomplishing a revolution in three
days Her efforts in that line are complex and more
prolonged. Three years seems to be the shortest
limit to which she restricts herself while her rev.
outionsry cycle sometimes expands to nine. Thus
her first revolution in the present century eX-
tended from lS0S to 1914; the second from lS10
to 1873; and the third from 1884 to lsi3. How
long the present one will continue, or in what it
will result it is impossible for the keenest politi
clan to foretel; but tits not much to say that there
is no other partOf Europe, not even Turkey and the
Russian war, which offers SO profound al interest
to the thoughtful observer, as does Spain at this
instant.
Insurrectionsry risings are as old in Spain as
that sway Of court favorites against which they
are usually directed. Thus at the end of the
fourteenth century the aristocracy reyolted
against King Juan H. and his fsyorite, Don AlOn-
10 de Luna. In the fifteenth century still more
serious connections took place against King Hen.
~ V. and the head of his calsrilla, Don Juan de
Pacheco Marquis de Viilars. In the seventeenth
century the people at Lisbon tore to pieces Vas
eoncellos, the SartOrius of the Spanish Vice
roy in Portugal, as they did at SaragOssa with
San Colombo, the favOrite of PhilipV. At the
end of the same century, under the reign Of Car
los H. the people Of Madrid rose against the
Queens camarilla, composed of the Countess de
Berliss and the Counts Oropeza and Melgsr, who
had imposed on all provisions entering the capital
an oppressive duty, which they shared among
themselves. The people marched TO the royal
palace, forced the King to appear on the balcony
and himself TO denounce the Queens camArilla
They then marched to the palaces of the Counts
Oropezs and Melgar, plundercd them, destroyed
them by FIRE, and tried TO lay hold of their owners
who however, had the good luck to escape, at
the cost Of perpetual exile. The event which cc-
caSioned the insurrectionsry rising in the fifteenth
century was the treaeherous treaty which the
favorite Of Henry ", the Marquis de VillAra, had
concluded with the King of France according to
which Catalonia was to be surrendered to Louis
NJ. Three centuries later the treaty of Fontaine-
bleau, concluded on Oct. q, 1897, by which the
fayorte Of Carlos ". and the minion OF his Queen
Don Manuel Godoy, the Prince of Peace, con-
tracted with BOnapsrte for the partition Of Por-
tusal and the entrance of the French armies into
Spain. caused q popular iusIrrection at Madrid
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-09

The Star of the West arrived yesterday from
San Juan with Is days later news from Calfor-
MA and million in gold. From tie Gold Re.
gion the news is not important. Miners were
doing pretty well; crops excellent generally;
crimes less frequent; weather intensely hot; and
only one great ire-the town of Bidweli on the
Yuba, loss SlO0GOO.
From Oregon and Washington Territory there
is nothing of consequence. Tae great stories
about the Coquille gold mines were all moon
shine. The Hon. John w. Davis h4s resigned
the Governorsbip Of Oregon, and came to New
York in the Star OF the West.
Steam communication with the Sandwich ISL
anjs has been established. A joint French and
English feet had visited Honolulu, and again put
to sea. Annexation 10 the United States was the
prominent topic of discussion.
The most important news by this arrival is
from China. An insurrecfion had broken out
around Canton, and there were rumors that the
insurgents had captured the city. This, however,
needs confirmation.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-09

PAINFUL TO OBsERvR.-The first attempts Of
young and tender mouthed donkey to masticate
Canada thistes and the efforts Of The Erening
Post to swallow the latest and meanest of the
"Soft" Platforms-that just concocted by John
Cochran and Sawyer Rynders at Syracuse. 1t
must be a sad lot, that of a democratic" Editor.
when it reduces journals like The Post to such
dire extremities.-"M son." said a grave old
Turk to his ten-year-old hopeful, pointing to n
christian dog who was passing in the candle
mold smalls, swOllow tail upper garment and
stovepipe 4" tile which compose our preposter-
Gus and undignifed Frank costume, remember
"that if you should ever be tempted to forsake
"God and His Prophet, you may become such q
"loOking object as that"
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-09

The ignorance Of public sentiment in the ru-
"ral districts" which darkens the atmosphere of
our National metropolis is painful to contemplate,
even when its exhibitions are most ludicrous.
Thus The NHtionot hntetiigenesr, which never per-
petrates joke with malice prepense, has just set
the whole State Of Vermont into a broad grin by
soemnly remarking Of the late Election in that
State that
lone OF its best results will probably be the restora-
ton to the Senate Of the United States of that sterling
Wing and sound statesman, the Hon. SAMUEL s.
PHELPs"
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-09
GREAT Music ESTABLISHMENT OF Horace

-
W.TERs No SJ3 3BEoADwAY-A mzsie, through two Of IN
sresst Irving particularly engaging pasc
attention Al this time and the question Arising n the minds
Of usuy here they best obtain such merchandise viii
enable them practice and enjoy their hon that which
epchAntes them places Of public smusenent M WATTS
Of utility eli parties speak 10 general
thar customary In business notice Of hs Mac Estsb
spd order - awe something Of desnite idea 0f
the ard variety Of the assmeni Of m1sc and mzca
instruments vhsh they contain will through the several
Departments IN their order No l. found 1t the entrasee
tsns the form Of sheet masc and mBsc publications the
choice productions Of the sst Of the old Gad modern
sDd Its spporrssnes the times NAV be judged By finding
Bpon the the BorEs Waltz with besuful Likeness
Of MADAME GRIsI upon the title page. No general sees
for Pianos contains large assortment o. these bean
tfU instruments. from Of the celebrated nsnn
fseturrs Of Boston and Newfok including The rchoaed
HORscE WATERS Pianos; slso AAkTIS's unrvsled GUITAR
Piano Stools Music Racks &c, ke No , second hoor g -
varieties makers Of the oTnsr and some
Of the very best for the price the sEe Of the latter No
Wholesale Muse Room devoted entirely 70 hs bran n OF
Of the trade and the inseressng 20 deeH II sheet
Music Nos Select salesrOom for Pk1Ofortes one o. ne
eegsnt devoted 70 this business IN the UAed
States AID the Psnos constantly n store therein are unex
etsd for beauty Of finish oesss ~ large u1rner
having carved legs and Tyres and mounted with ey
carved rnodnss and pesr teys two or the number ~
81 90 ipstrumsnts 7. GILBERT Co g make. vita kosns
the hch awarded the hrst prse 81 tne
Music Dept or the American Continent aud the fsees of
Furnishing supplies Of al kinds Of Muse Aefehenle 70 eoh
Wholesale Retail Buyers not eqaaled by aay ener
House large discount made Pianos or Msiodeon on
factory prices for cash Pianos sold monthly peJne1
PianOs and NelodeOHs 20 Rent.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-09

The Union Is brave. Ii says that Z" Great Britain
" can send her whole navy into the neighborhood OF
Juan if she spare IT, but she will consult her
own welfare by keeping hands off," We are sorry to
see Gen. Pierce so wsrlike he ought to try negotia-
ton before fighting. Perhaps ii he we're to send the
ilu''rou' Boriand to England extraordinary envoy
be might settle the trouble; or else th si dis
hngushed statesman who treated with George Roberts
about getting Mr.. Jamison drunk might be advsn-
tageously employed for the purpose.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-09

A most brutal homicide occurred night before
last in the bloody Sixth Ward of this City.
lawyer named John F. Brady was beaten by
gang of street ruffsns, knocked down fight of
steps, and so injured that he died within few
hours. No arrests had been made up to last
evening.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-09

We shall Issue THIS MORNING an Edition Of
The SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE, for ir;ulaton in
Europe. 1t will contain all the latest News up TO the
time of going to press. Single copies, in wrappers,
ready for mailing can be had at the desk. Price SIX
Cents. The steamship Wellington sails from this
port for Southampton and Bremen To-Day, at ~ N.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-09
DR. HooFLAND's CELEBRATED GERMAN Brr-

rEss Prepared By Dr. NJ Jackson No 80 Arch-t Phi
ladepha Nl eAectuay Liver Complaints, Dyspepsia
Jsundcs Chron Nervous Debility the kdneys
and ali arising from dsordered Liver stomach;
such Conspafons Inward Piles fulne Of Blood 70 the
Head Asndty OF the stomach Nausea, Heartburn, Disgust
for Food funes and Weight in the stomach, sour EruP
tons sinking fatters the PIT Of the stomAeh Swim
unR OF the Head Hurried aud Difficult BresihnS tut'erng
NJ the Heart Choking Suhocatng Sensations when in
Iyns irston Diinnes OF Vt1a Dots Webs before the
SIGH lever OF Dali Pain IN the Head Deficiency Of fespi
ton Yellow pess Of the skin aud Eyes Pam IN the Back
Chest Lnt &c Sudden fluShes OF Heat Barring in the
Flesh Constant Insgnings OiEv, and great Depression ct
Spirits -. ~, "a -,
touet; c IL RING No i92 Broadway hANiLANp, HAERAL
RIsLEY No ~ Wsrren-st; BOYD PAVL No lts Chambers
a. c. v CLIeKsxER & Co, No 81 RaSelsy-st OLeorT Nc
KissoS RossINs No III Madep-lsne; Mrs HAYES Brook
iva: BY duess sne iessrs Of medicine everywhere
DR. M'LANE's CELEBRATED LIVER Pills are
fast saprsedins I'll other remedies Cor Liver COpsiat SICK
Hea3sehe Dyspepsia sc below give the oerhesie Of
LADY residing city In such eerihesies tae Pgoh
must hsve corhdenee; NNfoRk, Aug 81 80
DO htrehy certify that have bee1 afflicted with Liver
Amt for time aud found pernAnen. rehei
nt,lI used DR. MLANE's LyER Pats BY their have
bcn ompetey cured OF that dreada disease and take
essvr, them to al who troubled with
Liver Compiaini Sick HeAischs or pysPcesis
s-The above valuable remedy. also Ds NcLANs's Cat
asArFp YERsFUeE be bad ST AL reseetAble Drus
Sgorts in ths cay. ,, .,.-.
DIR McLASUs LIVss PILLs ThSe are Other fs ParPors-
ins 10 BE- Lser Pls. nOM aeoie the Peo.e AIl
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-09

NEW MUsIC.-"The Last Rose Of Summer"
Inrosueon and brsn; variations BY Wian J1cho - cent?
a ehoiee niece one that will with warm welcome from
the musical public and Be presrvee a. gen. IN the horsy d
all Of good music. Dealers Wishing any KIND OF MUSE
Hsrhspoise or TO for continued suppe
OF al new published in the United stats viii bad u
greatly their advantage TO call 81 HORACE "ArERss No 81
Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-09
Netp1prkQailp Gribnae
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 9. 1854.

Subscribers to THE TRIBUNE wishing their Post Oee sd
dre changed should in all Fve he present Pos Once
ard ,peoify which ed ion whether Daily. SemiWeeky
Weekly and club Subscribers should give date Of subscription
This " Ould frequently prevent delay.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-09
TO CORRESPONDENTS.
A. ". n. Hartford. Address lost.
The Tribune for Europe

Adve rsenents for TIE TRBUSE Of Monday ought 10 be
snt In before O'Clock on Saturday evening
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-09

DAVIS CoLLAMoRE, No. Az Broadway, near
Gr.pS invites attention hs stock Of CsiNa sni Ct ASS
WARS Of Gas Cur order and ESSkANED with Crest
or Initial Fancy GOODS received from Auction. at low
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-09

wholesale sacrifice Of human life and happiness
on the altar of the bssest avarce, the most reck
less inhuFsnity.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-09

HAIR DYE AND WIaS.-BATcHELoa's eele
br.ted HAIE DYs By oil seksowirdssa sas ees' N the
os,d S.d Aossele ard retail applied "a zine private
n,rs At W A AarcsrLoRs Hair Dye, WIG an Osna-
s.es,.J nair F.ctorY, No 81 srosiwJ
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-09

NEW CARPETS. BELTS, kELLEuER N bErfS
No ST Broadway St Nicholas Hotel, now selling Car
pes OF every description greatly reduced prces Buyers vii
fnd greatly theI interest 70 examine our extensive 81 c
and how price,
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-09
SEWING MACHINEs.-We will pay a III

SEWING MACHINEs.-We will pay liberal re-
ward for correct information whereby prove that any
re son IN the City Of Newl ok has bought aud using EX
cri SOS SEWING MACHINE. The Agent Of the Excelsior
Company hes sdvertsed that they not OF
DON'T believe him. Company which without owning single
pAtept unhiuningly pirate from four vsd belong
ne TO us snd cer 20 guarantee purchasers wc be
peeted Il rresponsby We Appss the public distinctly that
no pe.op shall be aov 20 use EScELsIoR MACHINE sth
out paying Us dsmascs. L NJ single Co,
No Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-09

BELLS! BELLS !i-NENEELY's CELEBRATED
CvuRca Factory STEAMBOAT School, sHiP, LocoMoIvt
aud other Bells constantly on hand at the WORKS
IN Wet Troy N y the Agency ile Broadway,
No Xork
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-09

DEFIANCE SALAMASDER SAFEs.-R0BERT NJ
PArRcK is cole manuacurcr In the United States of the
aboyo lebrhed SAI aud T. c. GOfFNS iMPgNErRABLt
DEFIAEcE LOCKS and Cross Bass Depot No l99 Pearl st
one below MAIDEN an MAnusetory Nos oO b. o. aud
A..
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-09

WINDOW SHADES AND CURTAIN GOODS Al
RfuUcsp PEIcEs s-kELTYG FERGUSON Nos 289i Bfosdwa'
and S4 Reade have manufacture aud Imports
ton OF Window Sha les Lace aud Muslin Cur
Cornces Dsmasks &C. which they are now Offering
extremely low prices
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-09
CEpAT FIRE IN TROY, N. Y.

GREAT FIRE IN TROY, N. !.
TROY. Tuesday, Sept s. 1854.
c. HERRKGSir. One Of your Safes preserved my papers
and restored In good order after having been eN
poeed t heat the late FIRE IN this city on Che
2,th ut Please forward Of your Improved e. HER
Paeul Safes same size - Old one ss soon as eonyen
kessrs HEARsT & Co. 49,
Yours truly. C. w. THOMPSON
The above mentioned has been placed IN iront OF
Mesas HEARTT Co.'S store, Troy where h can be exam
ined by those Interested In the msteT
large OF the improved HERRiSG fateni shes
on hand and made order the old stand Gfeen bockJ
Mo- 1885 ISL and ISs Wster-st New York. ;. G htRRING
Wu,DER's PATENT SALAMANDER SAFEs.-NO-
toe ia hereby given to the public that the "a inst SiLAs
HrnRIse reaisned 10 the subscriber oil his night to mAnuiae
ture and sell WILDEs's PATENT SALAMASDER sAfks The
sasrbe would therefore give notice TO hs friends aud the
public that hs about to establish himself in the business
b o. WILDER, Patentee.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-09

Having added large factory Nos is1 5i is5 and ls West
79bst 10 our iuporng business, the trade at
vholc.e yell retail will study their later
est and tate by ming he SroeK sod Psek At our new
location THosAs FAYE Co. Nss 25s aud 251 Broadway,
Directly opposite the City Hall
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-09

BANh OF WASHrfNAN, BANK OF MILL okD,
FAgnEKs' AND MERCHANTS BANK os MEMPHIS Notes on
The Bauts will be tskeu 50 oeuts the dollar IN nay
RgAoYMADE CLOTHiSG a T. EvANsS, Nos % and
6s fultOn-et All other Banks IN the Union a. par.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-09

NOTICE PAPER HANGNGS. DECORATIONS
SC -NHOLESALE and RETAIL, at our NEw WAREHOUSE,
Ne. 2s6 aud s57 Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-09

IRARY a cos QUARTERLY
For September Is5-THIs DAY win issue (new and on
sinaD styles for GESTLEnEss DRESS HATS
LgAGY g. Co..
Leaders Of F.shion AstOr Hopse. Broadway.
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PURCHASERS OF DRY GOODS
r. T. a d.
SEMI-ANNUAL SALE ATTHE
"HIVE.''
REDUCTION IN PRICES
MONDAY. JULY Sd,

MONDAY, JULY Sd,
The regular Closing Out Sale the remaining Stock Of
DRY GOODS, in store, will commence, and continue
for THREE WEEKS, during which time, all who have
any money to expend for DRY GOODS will find very
much FL their interest to call and purchase.
The price for Nnepenny Prints viii be sixpence per yd
Elegant styles of Plaid French Prints sold in May for
SO cents, now offered at 20 cents
20 ps. Polka Spot White Ground, 80 cents.
Jaconetts for is cents.
Balance of lot damaged Eng rs Ct Muslins, at cents.
Challey Barreges, best quality 33 Goods %
Barrege DeLaines at 12l cents; former price, % cts
Manillas.-A discount of from 81 to 81 garment
The stock of Mantas is much large for the season.
and must be sold.
Whole Stock of $125 Dress Silks be sold at ST.
IS cent awoo DeLaines will be closed at 81 cents
100 Parasols at 81 and s1251O per less than cost
Printed Shawls Cotton Hosiery, Mohair Mtts, Cling
hams, Table Linens Napkins &c.-AI have been reduced
to price that the economical purchaser loves see
Please to remember, that rare BARGAINS are to be
had at the Hive for the three weeks and call and
examine GEO. P. BRYANT.
jyS dl2Hs
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buttons.
lpEnTY FnR SAFE.

VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.
V 70 be sold at Public Auction on the premises, on
SATURDAY, July sth at 10 O'Clock, A. M,-The follow
ing described properly Of the late Abel Jewet ESQ, de-
ceased, TO wit
The Islands lying in the Nashua River, known as jew
ets Islands, controlling half Of the water running Oh
the west side of said Islands,
Also, the plat of land lying in Groton west Of the Gro
ton road and south and east of the Nashua River with
che right n all the water the east shore Of the afore
said Islands, with the right OF joining, or AUDITING dam
TO the shore of either of the said Islands or TO any dam
extending from Of these Islands to the other This
property embraces within itself Of the most valuable
water powers on tn, river.
Also, abon twenty Building Lots 90 by about 100 feet
These finely located near the Peppere Depot on the
Worcester and Nashua Railroad, being between said Rail
road and the old Dunsable road.
Also, the Woodland lying be; said roads and the
said Railroad and the River containing about Is acres.
Also, the cleared land lying between the River and
Railroad, and east of the Groton road.
The wood ard timber the above lands will be sold
separately, and in lots.
Conditions made known ut the time Of sale.
OTIS P. JEWETT, r,,-,
$. A. JEWETr,
Pepperell, May IS 1854 DIT jy5is
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II II i w " Il V ~ " Vt II n 4 Il . !
Lately imported from Egypt by the way of Bremen for
T.. I. BARNCSI, ESQ., will be exhibited at Worcester,
FRIDAY, JULY 18th,
On Z. T.. ABBOTT'S LAND. Pleasant street. The
GIRAFFEs, COLOSSUS and CLE0P ATRA--mae and
femalethe male being feet IN height the female
10 feet, and pronounced, by competent judges,
superior in size and formation any before in Eu-
rope or America These int resting animals will be ex
hbited in connection with the largest collection Of living
animals off red for inspection consisting Of two
Elephants Lors Tigers zebras, Leopards Lamas, and
every species almost Of prominent imported animals and
birds, for the small charge Of 25 cents.
No money taken At the door of the Menagere. Admis
sion only by ticket.
In this extensive collection Of Animal, will be found
TWO LIVING GIRAFFES, or CAMELEopARDs.
MALE and FEMALE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and
Queen Ann--the former weighing 1880 lbs,
AFRICAN PANTHER.
JAVA TIGER, BRAZILIAN TIGERS
ASIATIC LIONS and LIoNESS, AFRICAN LIONS.
BLACK AFRICAN LEOPARD, ASIArIC LEOP ARDS.
SoUTA AM. PANTHER, AFRICAN ZEBRA.
ROYAL TIGER and TIGRESS.
AMERICAN BEARS, p0oNAH BEAR, of IIndostan.
THE GREAT RUSSIAN BEAR, BURMESE COW.
LAMA, or ALPACA, ENGLISH STAG.
CHINESE SHEEP, GAEL, MONKEYS, &c.
Together with large variety of BIRDS viz:
MACAWS, ST0RKS, CROWN CRANES CoCKAT00S,
PARROTS SILVER AND GOLDEN PHEASANTS,
EEGEE OWL, &c.
Also, the performing animals OF HERR DIIESBACH
and Mr.. LANGW0RTHY, viz Pair of Lions and Lioness,
pair vi Royal Bengal Tigers, Jagur Cougar, Leopards,
Tiger, and Panther.
~ The Royal Bengal Tigers are the finest specimens
exhibited and tho great feat Of Entering their Dens
has never before been performed by
MIR. LASGw0RTHY will introduce and perform the Ele-
phant Ann, well as the Ponies and Monkeys Elephant
Hannibal will be introduced with the HOodah or Saddle.
je26 dty7&w1t
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BEST HAIR ToNIC"IN USE.
While the proprietor has be proud of the
adjustment of the Tonic short time upon firm
basis he is fully persuaded that that is owing
grelt degree to the real eEceeHce of the article itself
1t will therefore be rightly kept the origne Standard
and composed, heretofore Of ingredients the best and
most expensive to be found The effects resulting from the
use Of the Climax Hair Tonic all he world Vol
untary testimony daily offered showing its efficacy rs
an agent for
Preventing the falling out of the Hair,
Producing new Hair,
Dressing the Hair,
Soitening and arranging the Hair
Destroying Hair Eaters "A
Removing Dandrpd,
Curing Headache, and
AL the ills that Hair is heir to-
Al bottles containing the Climax Hair Tonic have L.
T. LAZELlA Worcester, Mass" blown in the glass.
Price rs cts per bottles large bottles pnts rs cts with
q liberal discount to the trade.
" Orders from dealers respectfully solicited. All
ders by mail express, otherwise promptly executed.
L. I. LAZELL., Druggist,
feb2f Gstwtf 20l Main st.
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PARASOLS! PARAsoLs 7

400 PARAsoLs, comprising all qualities from O2i
cents up will be closed out at prices much less than
earlier in the season, and warranted lower than can be
found at any other store in Toloa, by
CHAMBERLIN, BARNARD, & co.
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TNXCELSIOR.-ME GATES & TAFT, re
ALJpeetfuy inform their friends and the public that
in addition to their former premises, they have fitted up
elegant suite Of Saloons in the story above their old
stan where ladies and gentlemen be supplied with
all the deeaces and Injuries be found in well ordered
restaurant Entrance the upper Saloons by the stair
way 24l Main ST. by the store, 239 Main st. Fruits
confectons Ices ice Creams, &c. always be obtained
at Gates Taft's. je2Sdn
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CLIO HIN

OF OUR OWN M4NUFACTURRi
Having made arrangements to manufacture our own
stock of Clothing, feel confident in saying our nu-
merou friends and customers that we are now prepared
to show them better of all kinds OF CLOTH
ING than can be found in the State
Having had the reputation of keeping the best Ready
Made Clothing in the City, we hope now, not only
TO have that, but Of doing the best
CUsT ON WORK
have occurred the services of Of the first Cutters
la the Country.
stom Work OF au kinds done IN the best manner, and
at short notice
Our Custom Department Is unler the charge Of Mr.
CHARLES BLANCHARD, who is well known in this ely
and vicinity. We all 4e the work turned mt
IRON this establishments will be second none in the city.
We have in store full assortment of ali kinds of Piece
Goods snch Broadelos Cassneres, Doeskins, Vest
Tags, &c
Harrington Corner corner of Main and Front Sts
mch22 daw1 TlGAXElI = EA1IES
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FIetcher's Block, So Main Street,
Where he would be happy all his old customers and
will engage sell enough cheaper pay tnem for their
walk down to IS Main street. les DIFF