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TRUSTEES SALE or sERY VALUABLE ZEAL ESTATE
sas sss1ias ea,s se on q sevssse isss and aa
csiaallia "a Llssr A. e. No ss ros from % s solh laea
sss ans sndrr aesa beans s1is the goo eay "a
~ ie ses y Q aaa u saA ss, on ths psss.ise. a.
ooek ne foloains dessbea real estate, improve
P 81 los uuahsrea ana TO- in square number s beginning
ior point %. seventh
s,i eosr q ne sasa sqaae and running srss su 90 he
lac q ls shoe q seventh street wen feet eleven
ed 10 AID hundred feet me boundary q lo nine
iee inehrs Asd
aS. s ssa 10 ess hsssssa ss y W Ios, q sn ems
halt talsss) square feet -,
20 srn u ssen
mitas. Co. ssn,ins hsase FER banking hoa.e O say
aaIed~ra IL
q. pps Ssss s Per ey Ss De- TIE
soh.i,t q Our s,o brick house WIZ hs
ias eaeioed IS brek sa The house s TIE width u le .e
cellar The n aidrd nfs rirss
looms n guy arranged ls hasns q aar ssn @
nnaho patent iroa safe IN H. which eahne be .ssa en
ios stones eoa,a ne rooln saeh 4nssa ~
ns isins water ik IRA The necessary wsIer nasnfss Aso
has reessed rem Of than Thousand dos per sahe
ws occupying frSl door themselves which ne nEarr
signed offered
Trms Of sale onr third q ts pshsse a,oasy ea. The resi-
due iBsueats twelve eighteen, and twenty oar
months WIN interest from date and lien retained upos ihr prop
cry 70 secure e deferred paynenis An 70 br
be purchaser title believed 10 Re pefire
and ungarsanabe bnt acting only sri Only such
tf tbs Of complied viii
Within sr days thereafter shah resell NE properly AFTER Ten
publication risk OF the Grsi pafcaser
On day, fFrtdsy.) 10 o'clock. a.
place. The ose6 ~ Aforesaid shall
pcsona properly
and ccnree set Of banking n,ens such
a . desks, tables, hc
chandeliers and Other hngs
4. q -. ,han vs. ss.n
dorsed, bearing interest
J. A. ENGLISH,
VIM BAHNE,
Trustsex OF Seissn, Wiihers, h Co.
Oct I'D A. GREEN, Ane,ioneeI.
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z. j. BULLOCK,
w. II. III. TAYLOR.
BEN, EDWAEUa GREY,
oc, a-inawsep
public Saie.-yaiuablc Building Lots at Pied



m Thursaay October 81 lass VIII be offered a. public sale n
Piedmont Hampshire Virginia, at O'Clock, - one
hundred building o These lots situated IN the mmrdae "
and Ohio Tnirsad which passes through h~
properly, and which thai compsny have erected plumber Of
buildings capable Of employing e workmen
Piedmont easanny s'osed bend Of The Poomas fvef
Georges creek ~ me west o. Sunhesha
and ao6 niles BALTIMORE BY railroad.
years hes Then y contained
l0 buildings Including Two Churches
machine by 100 house, ~ Heel IN diam
diameer
md healthy with an active, indus
Of 900 10 lo persons The
Maryland with The Baltimore
and Ohm railroad ia Piedmont.
Povisions plenty and prices low
Central valley Of NRFs Two trains
daily the Each way between
Wheslng, which hours herr
only faridy increasing town Of any szc Tor
Cumberland moantalr and offers IN
mechanics locate being surrounded
being enyi'y rsred Afford
building Large quantities 81 f% and other
also ABUNDANT
A extend he
Goun, and Hampshire o Piramont
will be made and particulars mace known
Of safe .
Plans property information be obtained by
implying to- : - - -, 80
u b. Pugh Tbos c. Williams George nupdae,
Ashcid, The Office OF tire Ne~ York
Greek Company 81 street. Philadelphia or ~
A MATTHEWS, hucroaeer,
Nos. a and "A south Charles street, baltimore
srpt3e -9svt25Oct
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UNION


The storm Of rain which visited Sunday last
Versy felt At baltimore OVERLOOKING cellars and causing
siderable damage 70 property The baltimore American Of
yesterday morning contains long list Of casualties by the
aooc Yesterday favored with the third
Of the eqainoetial storm
Among guests at the KHkwood House Is Hon. George
VAIL a New Jersey.
All who have BOales panorama Of the Arctic
regions speak Of il ia glowing Of admiration. 40
have idea Of the dangers and hard.hps
which The explorers Of the Arctic regions exposed with
oct seeing and seeing frequently this besuiifu painting
Ex-GoEornor Manning Of South Carolina arrived in this
city yesterday and took lodgings at Browns Hotel
We clip tbs following the Aiensndra Gazette Of yes
terdsy morning
FIou4 rsspscroS-Ths amount Of -four inspected at
this plaza ioF the quarter ending September 70 81 4s
barrels.
"RAxTbs rain on Sunday has helped to eli the streams
this neghhorhOod, and has been Of much generally
q HsArrH.There was but death Ia this city Last
week.
After unusually long recess the National Theatre bright
with pErt and ittering with gold Leaf win reopen this
evening" under the auspcea OF Manager Jarrett Of the Ba
Auseuln IL needless bespeak large audience for
opening night, for curiosity requires prompting
make it active; and there is great curiosity at the
present tins among the play-goers OF our city. All
are anxious, seemingly 50, 10 the new dscora-
realizing experience Of enjoyable seata eonort a. yet an
Washington audience. Ind there is curiosity,
and decided curiosity about the stock company which the
manager has gaeouy provided for the dramatic wants Of
our the gentlemen look the heroes they
pssnnae aud whether the ladies' invested with those
wtching charms peculiarly favorable for the hight OF
bouquets and particularly acceptable TO young gentlemen
who affect orgnet,es and patronize orchestra seats
may proper here to add that the at first at the
National will intermittent formthat IT, there
win be only weekly performances until steady generous pa
tronage stimulates the into nightly revelation
Of its greater lesser stars.
FATAL SHOOTING AFrAIR.-A place called Swampoodie,
Tin the Northern Liberties and drepuabs locality
last night iaentable LII
pears from the reports which have reached that two
Young men, named respectively Robert Warren and Thorn
ton Avery Others entered house Of fame and while
there seated W. W. b. Edwards in and ordered them
leave premises which they declined doing saying that
they did go until required By the land
ady Conversation essued between the parties, when Ed
seized double barroed gun which happened TO be
hand and first shot and then the other, killing
Avery on the spot and wounding Warrenit IL supposed
fatally indeed, reported this morning taat he has
died Edwards arrested and having been brought
before Justice Birch by him sent TO jail TO await lar
Their examine ton.--,Sfar Of last ereatsg.
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RETuRs or FrGIIIyEs-A few days ago three runaway
slaves arrested Morgantown Virginia Two OF
them belonged John p Porter and the other TO George
Mcdaniel of Bath county, Virginia They say they have
been Indiana found that they could get no work. found
the ooored population in the vicinity which they visited
in state Of nudity and starvation, and they stray
Cling back in search something maintain themselves
got back to Pennsylvania wandering about almost in de-
spair and finally returned to Virginia after absence Of
about two months.
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Music sTRaS-A Mr.. StoddsTd Of Worcester, hsssa-
chuset has constructed instrument for making music
by steam II consists Of series Of whistles like those
used on locomotives being made Of different sizes to
prodace the desired corresponding with each note
This completes The machine with the exception Of cln
der similar those used in common hana-orgsn
sicbox containing eogs which, when properly arranged
will il turned by hand otherwise, operate upon the
valves in ouch to play any tune desired, BY
simply changing the position Of the oogs which ar
ranged 70 A. TO be movable
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LATER From MEdco.-By the arrival OF the steamship
orizaba at New Orleans have dates from the city of
Mexico to the 10th ultimo:
From FL VcraczaaG learn that Carrera had resigned
the presidency and that the Office held by Gen
La Vega.
General Alvarez was on his way TO the capital and
wa. expected 10 arrive soon
The law Of 1853, imposing restrictions on the
liberty Of The press has been abolished and the act Of is
Of June ls4s touching the subject restored.
The 0rHJs Of the l4th ultimo speaking Of the pres
ent state Of affairs in Mexico says
The republic Is at this present moment without gen
eraI government and this violent situation cannot last
To avoid these things it becomes matter OF absolute ne
cessty that General Alvarez should hasten his marches
and proceed Immediately the establishment of the pro-
vsona government which is govern the country pend
ing the formation Of new constitution TIE representa-
tves Of foreign countries have yet no legal head to
their business with and with pain the contn-
Of this Of things All the governors of the de-
parment and Of the district in want OF funds The
late administration (Sana Annasl has not left single
dollar ia the Golfers OF the treasury, although The sale
alone of the EesilIa valley produced seven millions dol
lars which were distributed among the dictator and his
avorites This Of pecuniay resources VIII prove the
great difficulty which the government will have TO
contend against Ia opinion the only plan which can
save the country Is that Of Aynts bat TO obtain this
beneficial result il be just energetic and economical
If these three principles aaoptedprincples hitherto
never carried out in the administration Of affairs
there is vet hope for Mexico and stu obtain that peace
and prosperity ardently onged for by all good ctzsns
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THE DIFFERENT ICE.Professor Agassiz thus de-
scribes the different kinds Of ice First be says is that pro-
duced By the eezngs of the surface Of the water and
successive Layers Of water beneath ita amnated sehs
toe mass Into this bubbles from the bottom OF the pond
frequently frozen Glacier ice is formed Ike pudding
stone compact being cemented together that
when large lump glacier ice is exposed to the heat Of
the II win cumbe in pieces 1eebergs can be deter
mined be derived from glaciers and not TO be the frozen
surface Of The ocean hy their congomerae composition
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N[nrkts.

BALTrsaHr Oct 2.--Flour is du--no sales reported !;
Howard street and Ohio held s. 81 and City Mills at
81 u.s. Wheat has declined cents and il dnllwhite
81 81 81 g5 reds 81 10 81 50. Corn is dulwhe, So
ss cents yellow 81 50 cents. Rye-Maryland, 81 05 a
81 10 Pennsylrania 81 L. Provisons- SCI ;
prime s2a Bacon-sides, 1914 1914 cents shoalders
l2N Is cents Bulk meatsdes ll5x cents hams, IL
cents shoulders ~ cents. Lardin lots, Tx cents IN
kegs l3 cents Beef Is unchanged There sales
terdaT OF So pounds Of bulk Sides and 200 pounds Of
ali
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rnrI,rrrrTu rNsrxLnENT.

roUKrEprTH INsrALMENT.-Jasi opesed the for
ieenth celebrated housewife cottons' u
win difficulty supply with the ncreafing
demand They regarded best cofaB exian
for ladie and chjdrens
cases shaker long hirtns, superior, al lah cents
per yard. =,
they at the qualities that denote great
Durability.
is produce o. the three hrand@ named above
each piece guarantee OF inef sue
excellence.
large supply other kinds OF eaehed cos,ons Thar are
oflcsiea Of fsbrc
LINEN Probably the largest and cheapest sioch u
dts market. usaai low prices.
MOURNING GOODS OF ali kids constantly on hama through
the enure yenr N
n nav the amount OF All
kinds al goods annually passing foceh
our b. srabc. really decided bargains.
pieces cheap and 6n~ French merinoes
FMBRUDERlESh large, new, and stylish TOT openea 'ho
morning. -,
yard.
opcning % goods daily
Those persons of purchasing other
ves they be convinced
mere /. an advantage resuEing price only.
July win be- settled before rev ones
commenced. ..
Good prices, and fair dcsirg may be rshed on In oil
c.Srs FERRY BROTHER,
Gem htores NE building,
Oct 3-io,af Opposite Msfkst
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HoFs IN KAssAs-The Leaycuvorth (Kansas) Herald Of
late date says The hop vine grows spontaneously in
Kansas and appears 70 be native Of the soil We
shown cluster the other day which found wild in the
forests as nice as we grown in eastern gardens
We told tbst in places they abundant and might
Ne gathered with profit az article q commerce
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YeHop Fersr at Montgomery, AiaBama.

MONTGOMERY Oct THE yellow fever has again made
tg appearance in this cityno In the old infected district
bat in the business part The city and among tbs higher cir
csr of its inhabitants 1T made its appearance among the
members Of the Relief Committee association similar TO the
Howard Association general of whose members have fallen
victims already II is surised that the disease had sn-
bered in the clothing by these parties during their
OF service ai and has been brought out by the assuming
OF this apparel upon the Of the fall The fatal
cases have been scattered through the and
mostly among the members of this band OF brothers who
braved the disease during its last visit.
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supHaIvrExpENr or PUBIC PRrSTIso.

A. G. Seaman, esq, the Superintendent Of Pubic Print
ing left Washington yesterday visit TO his former home
Daring his absence his chief clerk Mr. Towers viii oate
"A acting superintendent Since the adjournment of Con-
rres Mr. Seaman has sbored arduousy and efficiently in
the discharge responsible duties Of bis Office and
trust that relaxation from business may be Of service
to him
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CoSgkrEEczNENT OPERA SEASON II NEW foHE---
The Express of Monday has the following announcement

The Express Of Monday has tie following ENCOURAGEMENT
aTbe new opera season at the Academy under the
arernent of Mr. Paine viii be inaugurated this evening
when yers Trovstore successful last season. win be
produced the principal characters by Nine De Lagrange
Sgnora Aldni and Signora Brignoli Aunodo, and Gas
paron Signora AldiDi i contralto OF whom report
speaks voTaby and the other atistes well known to
our musical public Mr. Paine has engaged very efficient
company and promises to bring cut LEtoile du Nord
Les Hngunots' &c Among the engagements we
notice Mime CASTELAR,; Sgnor Svian tenor; and Sgnor
Csspani basso who now on their way from Europe
and may be expected here in few days
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DIED.

The residence OF her grandfather October 3D.
RITCHIE STONE eyed nne-en monhs the young
child Or. ROBERT X. asd MARGARET RfTcHf SroFK.
Her fneal will take place to-day CIV ednesda al Y O'Clock m.
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TzrArrSe rHE FRnsoNERs.- Extract from late Paris
letter
Between 900 and 400 Russian prisoners arrived IN
Paris They passed along the Bonlevsrds yesterday. II
appears that on passing through the Faubourg ST. Antoine
many CT them were stopped and RECALLED By the workmen
Their bsons were frequent and copious the French
celebrating the fall Of Sehasoro that many Of them
CEASED to be sober The Russians seemed 70 forgive the
tossts for the goodness Of the liquor,
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SrArE REFoRN ScHooL--A correspondent Of the Salem
Mass Register gives the following particulars In regard
to the Eve hundred and seventy boys in the State Re
form School:
More than 200 have been apprenheed since the spring
and but boy has away from the school the past
year. About lao boys employed making shoes, 500
pairs Of which made daily. A contract was made
year ago for all the shoes manufactured IN i've years
Nearly 100 boys employed in sewing and knitting and
$50 hired by the State Agricultural Society
while others employed in varous ways in door and
out healthy set of boys cannot be found IN the
State Notwithstanding the number is large not one is
on the sick list The moral influence OF the school is excel
lent and large nussber yin hereafter reioce that they
were sent there One boy has already entered college to
obtain thorough education and be Acknowledges that he
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NEW waterfall for L.aie. In b,aek.-Blaok z vene-

A Ladies' IN biRchs--biack = heht-
III Al a admirable article, constantly on hand.
nousseaes, merinoss chaes oc
A larres of mo- wis and anautes
silks, real choice thirgs IN NE o
With lots OF other mourning goods 70 wSu S S
making daily additions. !, -. - -,
invited The examination
they need be under no aPffSbeiVh "
eing charged
white hanDeis, blankets neflntss
Foods II full
Delay closing present expected 70 occur
articles, prices, dealing be Tstlea on ~ ~
PERRY g. BROTHER,
aCeuuul Storezsi west building.
sent oe-distf opposite Centre Market
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appointment ~ Route AgratMr Charles C. Green to be
agent Louisville and Lexington railroad in place
of Samuel s. Heath, resigned. Salary, $500 per
Appoiusnents.--Mr. Edmund p Gaines promoted to a
threass eership in the place Of Asa f. Chapn resigned
Salary, 81 600 per annum.
Mr. Jonathan Guest OF Maryland has been appointed to
secondclsss cerkahp, in the place Of Edmund r. Gaines
promoted. Salary, 81 400 per annum.
Eep Post 06ces.Tbe following post Office has been
established and the following named gentleman appointed
postmaster by the Postmaster General:
Slack Mason county, Kentucky. re-sstabished Thomas
Y. Cochran, postmaster
CkaRge Of SeThe sites Of the following named Offices
have been changed
Lions Beard Norwoodsyile, Sewer county, Arkansas
Lewis H. Norwood postmaster, in place Of Ira Seot,
moved.
Abel Fleming county, Kentucky site canged and ia
cob d. Fulkerson appointed postmaster.
Blue Pum Washington county Ssnnessee, site changed
back the old site; and John H. Bowman appointed post
master, in place Of Henry johnson, removed.
Pos Offices Discontiauea.Ths following post Offices have
been discontinued:
Cotton Ridge, Itawarnha county, Mississippi.
Buena Vista Springs, Logan county, Kentucky.
Arnold's, Owen county, Kentucky.
Fort Mekayitt, Rexar county, Texas.
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oct3-d
Great sale of Town Lots in Kentucky city.

Great sale of Town Lots in Kentucky City.
n Moaay October a. las sale O los T. Kentucky c,y w
all dipossd Of The rapid and future permanent pro.
al vii b reserve and on The most
LIBERAL TERMS,
both az % time and manner o payment.
This located In Of Hickman. Stale Of Ken
lucky upon Of tine MISSISSIPPI fifteen miies
MOUTH OF THE ONO,
JUS, aa,ining present Of oounsu and
has within IL limits the depot nnd station grounds Of The
would Be d place This advertisement 10 dwell a. lenst
prospects cay foriunaiey sirued, being terminal
pom, q sas road upon us 1a s, me % M I'm sns
healthy from all nundauons by the nature q me
fertile and health,
saas q sa .sas soa nj. psa al
laeiclass with permanent ana snohs
from orleans 81 Louis. KENNEDY Cay -
y dsci sonnr1ion WIN ne Noble ana emo es Ia. Beer
arranged viii be in daily runicaon VISTA he s.e. in h
ns,tsssd Nv the res s,aes Of -sour Akanas
also tie 81 Louis ana Iron Mountain ruoad Of which
on ,s We. bank q s Ise To
passing through Mississippi and Tennessee us eads
ie South 10 return laden provisions and seaesas and
al the products. and Of The Wes sna worm 'i ~
Mississippi Ohio with their numerous ana una
run o eer s ssous esaa distance soahsn gulf
trance . The Atlantic and me cites Of Inc natne and barter ia ihe
products Of harea cimes, take place hee-neas M
Of prophecy 10 sarsre Brilliant future for es
b!essed combination Of natural ana ~
dcial outlets for unyei and trade.
Terms OF sale credit Of and with personal Sc
cuiiy upon property; twenty cent
security ioI the
balance the option OF the purchaser.
z. j. BULLOCK,
w. II. II. TAYLOR,
BEN. E0WARDs GREY,
rust Pfoprietnrs-
NJ BIN pay their subscription the Mobile and Ohio
Company, proper Of the Columbus
three hundred thirty bonds Of one handr~d
anouay those bond afier being
Mobs and Ohio Railroad Company were put upon
eighty five the dollar
though tey taken par payment bcugb,
Kentucky Cycns half payable down, the other half IN
Iyo yenrs GREY,
80 $50 BULLOCK,
Oct 2--imAw&cp TAYLOR
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Cr,EaaI. AGENCY AT wAsur.eTos--Tns suh-

CEsEaAL AGENCY At wtsHiseTos~-Ihs sub
n Of Virginia. having es9atS
an ia this civ street. fnp " ie Treas
claimants upon ne govern
and for land bguE
and pspsons under me recs Of Congress
the Tale
ne has perhaps which msoe 70 - ~
10 me frsi spciios
= index s rapers ~ ~
~. other puhc Capitol Of Virgna These, sna We
from twenty experience
le him 70 claim Inrusted ~ him bs Ivsi, e ~" ~
where the claimant mTseh HHg ee ehiSS
una do H. ,ea -.
y ~ . , .s,,Ar very mossrs. FELIX RICHARDS
Hon. Henry A. Wise, Accomsc, virginia
James Lyons, E~q., Richmond Vngiaia -,
E. Commissioner Of Fensons, harSA@1A
Virginia
II. PAYke Richmond, Virginia
=. Pcndct1n. Virginia
Ion. Chaioa, Washington d. V
D.. Ward. Baltimore
Timbevake, GEO.. New YORK.
7-AAcplys
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Il LEA. Philadelphia have row resfy-- $3.50.
historical, els
incusinS sskeich 81 e 6tao
:. n IN. Philadelphia from l 70 le4
with Of with he dteesse snpn nn
thp ~ rmpe,se web % T. tna t
s,on- NJ D. Ia very large ans hahasoe
vsusp@m Of about fifteen hundred pages
~ho fDem Intelligent op1en on ~
conneced yellow FEVER such - quarnans p
AZ NC cyl
colecred with The rst caetn
snslyIed WIN seas nafoa'
the public 81 greater ne
~n, t,sr 'rnpor NM tba correct
go .b-ta ~ fpeA hnrdiy be necessary -
~. .trnecw this which presents W cne hoay %
an Of sctsnutc obseTFl
,rs I'D ,h~ recorded whirh have bearing the ant
gusss involved
For safe By Al bocksefeFs asPs N't4@'
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NY TEL EG r A r III.
From Norfolk and Portsmouth.

From Norfolk and Portsnaoufh-
BAtriMonE Oct 2The boat of this morning brings the
following intelligence
In Norfolk on Saturday there only four deaths
Sunday sesen and three and on Monday to IL
m, three deaths.
Mrs VIM B. Ferguson is dead. Rev. Mr. Jackson IL ILL
bat not dead, reported.
Fiyour southern doctors and have left for their
homes.
Miss Catharine Redan, naron Of the Orphan Asylum Is
dead
In Portsmouth Saturday there thirteen deaths
and on Sunday Drs. Cole, of Philadelphia and Han
ter OF New York. among the dead Of Sunday There
have been but Few
The e and daughter Chief Justice Tansy both died at
Old Point on Sunday The latter only died of the fever.
Arripal Of he Steamer George Lar.
NEW YoRx, Oct 1.-The George Law arrived this morn
ing with SITS in specie Among the passengers
Col. Steptos and Capt. Ingalls, Of the army.
The Uncle Sam touched Acapuco her upward pass
age aud had lost thyx of hsr passengers BY cholera
Three more died at Acapulco
passage from Aspinwa 10 this port the passengers
Of the law subscribed $40 for the Norfolk sufsrers
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FALL Winter styles Of GsrsE~rasp's and Nowths'
ready made clothing Wholesale and rsshWs ssv now
Of Of
othiua sarset osr stock efnssces every
thing and Manufactured
81 s elegance for Which clnhng celebrated
NOAH WALKER h CO,
nars,s nan cIohips Emperiaa nsown'. olsi Banding
Cert N-ish