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Business Notices.
Rich & Co.'S sMAvASDER surs, wnDKR's

Rich & Co.'S SALAvASDER SAFES, WiLDERs
pero, No lts waterst. New York.
During Tia Last ,bee wear, these Safes have been tested
ocedens hundred snd orcysx times and have ay
Sustained their reputation = tre-rr q article
sie sssorncn with or without Po"aei-f1ooi 1'oA'' o
The srs.cSsl. tho sole rseP,o Of Brsanas recently
psfcnted " Ia IELLt' LOCI,
which fro construction an f,ifh Potdsr end HH9or
sy0oC ssd less liable 70 get order than ocks
u.e sTLARNs & MsavN,
TIE ys Rakerso S0laaandsy So eoabninJ Bdi aaf
Bkps Patesa
TIN ALLIES NOT YET TAKEN ,-Ths is true
but Ksox's HATS ntiuusly taken and u n rusy
Arnyske platoon she iia( q HATs, aae islay
others FIJI Their pseeA svsNEg HATS chc.p az No 2l2
Broadway corner fulion-s'., AID no 80 Bloadt ~.
EyAYs's CLOTHING WAREHOUSE, Nos C6 and
90 Fpltort-Lcphyr Cashmere SmS eio CHECK israie1
Suits 80 %, Blue Dress Goats %, Grass Inca Goats 81 o.
beautiful HaIseiss Vests 81, &c
Ea8RoDERIRs.- A new lot of very rich and
Also. scS doq Isdes Hems,eSsd H@OSrkoaisfs, ION 70
20 q. Aso. lsree 10, Of LacE CvEr.ss sna D&AiASf
p II. LEs0sssrrs Co, Ne 81 BTosawsy
CARrrl1NGs ron FAIL TRADE, 15j5.--SNrTu
LovxsrysY No. as Broadway near o. an 81, We iast
VsIvsT TsSrsTsr BRrssEs cAaPgTISs. which Thy
now oasrifs oSslST Ii'9 arg &C ese Gs o. a. S.ler
SILKS. SILKs. AT 30 CFNTs PER YARO.-We win
open tbs Of shped and Plaid SILK az yai
Hso rich Tisid BKOcADy Plain and Gioe DO. Also PAINE
Lice, corn, green tpd white. for csenins dressea
p. N. LEADssATES T. Coz, No 81 BToa3wsv.
Masonic CARPETS MASONIC EMBLEMs on
CARPETS elaborate and beautiful deins. imported BY II b
ANDERSON no 70 Bowery displayed IN Ten Y. lol.
ssescom Carpets imported 70 III sny size Of Masonic
Enbiers mp style of figure.
PiANos-PurcLagers desiring a good instru
neut one euafanteed give eutfe satisfaction purchase
refunded the lowest bic price Should ca q tho
great Music Store Of HORACE NATsAs, 10 ssf Broadway
celebrated PfAfos i the largest 10 the
United State. prices low defy cOmpei and terms
40 adapt Themselves The condition OF
all See names Of follow M slchraed makers whose Pie
nos ore constantly Holce Weters Mo ism Improved
Pianos 4. Gilbert CO.'S Pre- Pianos with Of without
Holsn Haett x Cumsou's Woodward Browns and JACOB
Chiokenrgs Boou lno and aofi0a those Of FIVE other
New.Yors makers second-naod Fianos e. g'sat b'Tgha
Pianos allow Cd o. ruc ASA Sole Agency for
the sale Of s D. H. IS. smffns lfe-nrn MLoDEoSs, uosd
tho equal tempe remens.
SINGERS SLWDNG MACHINES - GREAT IN
PEovFfifsTs ConPLrTFD. teaten the whole
SEWING Mechire before Say - dsfencd bin
self Machines JUS without noise with little
exertiou q the opereOr al vita double speed h'tin
given much work be done with tue old
Machine. The immense peiorty and economy OF ss Al
chimes b. end updeTstoo % glance Gal 91d exam
me them. l. NJ. SIaGLR q Co., no. o[3 br)alWtJ'
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in is. McCunrnoIys WnoOpING OOUGH

RImIDY siyes immediate relief aud speedily cures asthma
WhoOpug Cough Group &c ThOusars Of children beng
cured dny b, this harmless snd eesue Remedy which
the of Of the most scientific practitioners in
the United Stste6 Sold by A. CUsMAN Co. No 20 broad
wav and all Druggsts
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WIGS WT6s!! WIGS :

BA1ouELoR's HAIR DYE. WIGS AID ToUPESs.-Tht
best In the word, the sdmraon o. eonnosseu the ehy'
ofmatc Sold and applied no 2S Broadway Time private
roous The argr stock Of Ss and Toupees iu AT1erc ss
eAcTaELog's Moidsye Cream. for preserving the hair
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FEVER and AGUE cannot exist wherever the new
Antidote Mslara" called RBoDIs's FGvER AND AGUE
j. used It's singular inn cence y proved by tue
tifcafe celebrated ohomist Dr. K Chiffon, which
companies each bottle
GIoRea H. BATES whole sale gent No l33 Natels and
for snle Nv c. H. RING &. v GLiCKENER Co.. r. G. WELLS
q Co Brooklyn, Mrs. NJ. Hayrs and Druggists generally
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HOLLowAY's PILLS possess most astonishing
power in the Of general debility sud IN renovatng the
system The surprising effect Of these wonderful Pills Is s9eh
to roore health when appears % be lest forever sold a.
the Manufactures 10. 30 Madcus New York and No 2
Sard ondou, and by all Druggists at % cents 6 cents aud
81 L.
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SILKS, SILKS, AT % CFNIS PR fAED.-N VIII
open tbs d,y cases Of stped and Plaid SILK az
Also rich Tsid BROcADg, Plain and O. ace Do Also P1STs
Llre corn green tnd white. for evening dresses.
p. H. LEADssATES Coz, No 81 BToa1ws7.
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masonic CARPETS i-MAsONIC EMBLENs on

CArPErs elaborate und beautiful designs. imported by
sAs4 ANDERSON no g9 Bowery, displayed IN ten fps 5u
sssroom Carpets imported 70 III sny size Of Mason;
EmbIcrns rn) style of hgme.
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RENovED-BTNyAMIH's GoLD MEDAL,

T. Ne I Barclay o., oppositc the Aston House.
THIS Tru never rusts grows weak tom use SIX days
TIA gwen ana money returned Il not satsactory.
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EMNROlDERIES.- nov TOT OF FtIF HcH hHl
new sfves will be of,red ths morning crest 5srrau
Also 90 dog Le6ics Hemstched HASDXEkcaGfs, ron
10 q. Also large ot Of LACE CURTAINS sna D&Aihef
MUsLrss all q which vi b. sold 90 great bargant
2. H. LEADBEsTER Co., Nc 81 brosd"hy-
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GENERAL ScoTT's BACK PAY.-Tbe
decision of the Administration, it ap-
pears only gives General Scott some
$4,000, or about one.fourth Of the
sum to which he is fairly entitled
This shaping Of the decision Is said to
have been effected by Secretary Davis
who is a bitter personal enemy Of Gen.
eral Scott. The old hero will, it is
said, reject this pittance with scorn-
and the next Congress will vote him =
clean 100000. He deserves it, and
the American people desire him to
have it. If the luster he has conferred
on the military prowcss of the Repub-
lie were to DO replaced with gilt.
California could not furnish gold en-.
ough for the gliding. The greatest
commander living, bis past servicea
performed for a monarchy, would have
won him dukedoms, and conferred .
patent of nobility" on his line for
ages. N. Y. Eve. Mirror.
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The MEXICAN THREE Millions
Ion," of the Baltimore Sun, says:
The President has referred to the
Attorney General the questions which
have arisen as to the legal effect of
certain drafts drawn by the Mexican
Minister Of Hacienda, in favor of
Rowland & Aspinwall and Hargrove
and others, on account of three mil
lions payable, on certain contingency
to the Mexican government under the
first and third articles of the Gadsden
treaty, for his opinion. The Attor-
ney General has, accordingly, given
notice to the parties that he will
receive their statements and arguments
in writing, by counsel or otherwise
As to the other question, under what
circumstances, and when tho three
millions are demandable and payable
it is not already decided in the man.
ner indicated in my last. The Next
lean government now in existence
has as yet, made no demand. The
money will be payable upon the final
action Of the joint commission, whose
decision is subject to no alteration.
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CA11roRN MA RsPRrsrNrArroN.-N

CALIFORNIA REPRESENTATION
has already been stated, says the
National IntelIigencer. that there il 70
be a question raised in the HOUSE d
Representatives as to the legality Of
the election ofthe two Representatives
to Congress from the State Of Califor-
MIA. The were chosen by q general
vote of the State, and not by District.
The act Of 1850. declaring that the
number of which the House Of Repre-.
sentatives should be composed, omitted
the clause in the act Of 1912 providing
for the election Of Members by Dis.
trict.
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The WEATHER AND CRops.-For
the past week. the weather has been
very unfavorable for the sugar plan.
ters. The early frost Of October set
them all to work taking of their crop.
and since then it has been 80 warm that
the cane has commenced growing a.
gain /; and without vacuum pans, it
is almost impossible to get the juice to
grain" or chrystalize. Yesterday
the thermometer was up to 70 Q F. The
cotton planters. have generally, gather
cd. their crops; such - have not will
loose much from falling of the unde-
veloped bowls.
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AssAs1NAT1oN IN V1RGrN1A.-The
Fort Royal Gazette states that on
Tuesday night, the Both ult., as Mr..
Washington Harlow was sitting by
the fire, at his residence in Kappa
hammock county, Va, be was shot at
though the window, and struck in the
head killing him instantly. His slaves
have been arrested on suspicion.
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Horse Palace 1 virginia Stable,

ROBERT BEAL, PRoP1IsroR.
The former On Consessios, 6ascsem Third 4
Main Strssfs. The latter on Third, bet,uses
Chxych and Lawrel Streets.
TAKES this method Of informing the pub.
i lie, that he has now on hand SPLEEN.
did stock Of horses, about Forty in num-
Der, Carriages and Buggies in proportion
also, an Omnibus, al Of the best. Always
on hand when called Tor.
RArEs ACCORDING TO THE DISTANCE.
Single Horse Feed, Is cts.
Saddle Homes at Livery, $l5 per mo.
Carriage or Buggy Horses, $50 90
Any damage done to either Horse, Bug
81 or Harness, to be paid for by the one
hiring the same.
RULES OF BorA SrAYIE, CASH
oct3O.M
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Destructive FIRE IN VIRGINIA.
The Princeton Gazette learns that
nearly the whole of the town of Buch-
annon, in Upshur county, Va, was
destroyed by fire on Sunday, the 2Sth
ult. The courthouse, Jail, Cooper's
tavern, all the stores but two, and most
Of the private dwellings, are in ashes.
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ANOTHER REMARKABLE VEGETA-

| ANOTHER REMARKABLE VECETA
DLE.-We have nothing say now. O.
size, and weight; it is form. LAS
week, the True Delta, had a marvel
lous story about giant king Of the
vegetable pumpkins ;..over which there
was much excitement and several
pumpkin " fights. We acknowledge
size and weight" but have the whole
State, if not the Union, on form.
Yesterday morning there came in.
to our front Office. on the shoulder
Of two men a vegetable alligator y
Start not! Throw up no hands to ex.
claim what on earth, is the world
coming TOP because of this verify,
for stranger evidences Of heapproach-
ing end of things. are yet to COME
The vegetable in question, is also a
pumkin, and a very huge one too.-
1t is in form and feature an alliga:or,o or
as Doctor B. Dowler, would say, a
Crocodilus Mississippiences." Eyes,
nose, mouth, teeth, tail etc., after the
fashion Of nature. What is most
strange about the matter is; when
you pinch its tail, the monster opens
his mouth. Many. learned gentlemen
have looked at it and expressed vari-
GUS opinions.
We conclude with member of the
Medico Physical Society of this city.
That-as the pumpkin grew near
the Devils Swamp, the young vegi-
table must have been frightened into
this shape, in its verdant days of early
infancy.
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Spiral Aotiffs .
FEMALE ORPHAN ASSOCIATION

4 MEETING for the election of the Off
II GERS of the Baton Rouge Female Or
phan Association for the coming year, will
be held at the Orphan Asylum on Tues
day Dec. 7th at /! o'clock A. M.
A punctual attendance of the members
of the Association is requested.
nov14. M. w. READ,
Secretary.
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0UuORlOo,
IN KITS No. l Mackeyel. .t,..t
III s Banels LANCE SO.
20 Boxes Herring.
20 Boxes Goldfish.
90 Boxes Manchester Soap.
10 Boxes Sperm Candies.
Case Prunes in glass Jars.
10 Drums Dried Fiea
S Boxes Spanish Chocolate.
Case Citron. ,...-
10 Doc. /, l and pound cans Msaayd.
2 Cases Canister Powder.
2 do. Pine Apple Cheese.
10 do. Table Claret.
do. Assorted Sauces.
2 do. Capen and Olives.
S do. Assorted Pie Fruits.
All Of recent arrival and for sale BY
nOv8. JOSHUA BEAL..
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In an article in the Dublin Un;ver
sity Magazine, it is stated that the
present war with Russia costs England
and her allies quarter of a million Of
sterling day.
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THEATRrcA11The Steamer Michi-
gan from St. Louis, arrived in New
Orleans, Sunday morning last, with
q full company Of PLAYERS for the St.
Charles theatre. The season will
open in the city, under the most favor.
sble auspices.
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DIsrRucT1vE FRBeHEr.-On Mon
day night last-the night Of the cleo
ton. the heaviest rain fell in thia
Parish which has been known fol
years past. The Amitc and Comite
rivers. were overdowisg full, and
washed off bridges, boats and every
thing in the way; completely SCOUT
ing out the country. and cutting of
all communication with town. The
Little Sandy, assumed gigantic pro.
portions. and the Big Sandy. was 30,
not in the name only.
The friends Of that region, hope thst
this washing out, may have q whole
some effect, on that fruitful region.-
The State boat P. O. Hebert, above
Greenwell launched itself, and got
somewhere in the vacinity Of Camp
Cobb, where there is fair prospect
she will remain for q few years to
come. At Greenwell Springs, the
large and commodious bath house,
broke away from her mooriugs. and
aoated beyond the city of Burlington
whore she was captured and tied up,
to await q fall Of tide /; but a gigantic
monarch Of the forest fell, aud mashed
it out of existence. The damage all
in all, by loss Of stock; washing away
Of bridges etc. cannot fall much short
of fifteen thousand dollars.
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A MIsER TO SOME PURPosE.-The
fortune left by the late Baron DIETRICH,
of Vienna, to his gandson, Prince
Sulkoski. amounts to eighteen millions
forms, 100000. There were
found in the cellar twenty. two bags
each containing 1000 ducats in gold,
and in different chests securities out of
date aud lost for q sum of 10O, 1000
forms. This practice Of boarding
gold is said to be very common in Aus
tria, where the paper currency is
greatly deprecated.
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TO THE LADIES

OF EAST AND WEST BATON ROUGE.
MRS. HUESTON is DESTROYS of inform.
Nl ing the Ladies that she has procured
the services of Mrs. N. May, an expert
enced Dress Maker, and is now prepared to
carry on, Dress and Mantil1a making in the
best style. Cutting and basting at the cheap
est rates and shortest notice. novl4.
20 Vis-a-Vis please copy.
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DASTARDLY OUTRAGE.-Woye Ster-
day visited Mr.. B. J. Lewis, a gentle
man from the vicinity of Austin Texas
who is confined to his bed at the St.
Charles Hotel from the effects of a
most wanton and violent outrage that
wat perpetrated upon him on Wdnes-
day afternoon last, by two Irishmen,
at the corner of Casacalvo and Cotton
Press street, in the Third District
His head is dreadfully bruised and
swollen, and his face all discolored,
from the violence he suffered. He is
besides very weak. from the loss of
blood, but will be able to leave his
bed in few days.
Mr.. Lewis informs us that he is a
stranger in the city, having come here
to attend to some business in one of
the Federal Courts, and that he had
nothing whatever to do with any Of the
election excitements of Monday. On
Wednesday afternoon he went down
to the Third District to look for the
house ola man with whom he had some
business. While standing at the cor
ner above mentioned, being uncertain
which direction to take, his hat was
suddenly knocked off by some one be-
hind him, and at the same instant he
received a violent blow from a club
fell on his knees, and was just about to
rise, when he was jerked up by a COT
ton-hook which was thrust into his
body. Up to this moment be had not
seen either of his assailants. Turning
round to defend himself as we'll as poss-
ible-being slender man and unarm
ed-both the ruffians made at him
again the one with the cotton-hook
struck at his face, but Mr.. L. warded
off the blow with his arm getting a
cut in the back of his hand; the one
with the club at the same moment
gave him several violent blows on his
forehead and the top of his head, fell
ing him to the pavement. Both the
Williams then turned and fled, and all
that Mr.. Lewis, can recollect of them
is, that they were Irishmen of the Ia
bouring class.
As soon as Mr.. L. recovered sufici-
emily to rise, be staggered up to Great
men street, his clothes all torn in the
back and his whole front covered with
blood. He hailed an omnibus, but the
driver refused to take him in. he then
begged a boy to take him in his cart,
and the boy refused. He staggered
on a short distance, and was rapidly
falling, when some gentlemen came to
his aid and supported him to a drug
store, where his bleeding was staunch-
ed and then he was conveyed to his
room at the St. Charles Hotel, where
he was properly taken care of. The
mere statement of such an outrage as
this carries its own comment.-Cres-
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Bl0-SANDY CR1IX.
My gerry dear sir, after my hear.
ty congratulations on your recent tri-
umphant election to which I contri-
buted an humble part, l wish to in
form you that l shall be . candidate
for door keeper. or some other small
Office with good profits and desire to
solicit your good opinion and support.
lam. very sincerely.
Yours &C.,
G. JONES JR.
Sorry you did not speak sooner,
Jones. Before, not after election is
the time to talk Of such little matters
We are pledged to advocate the
claims Of seven different aspirants,
for that honorable, profitable and res.
ponsible position. Two of them, are
on the Big, and three on the Little
Sandy.
You write pretty fair hand Of pot.
hooks, Jones how would you like
TO be an Enrolling Clerk" OF
something ofthat sort. 1t dos'nt pay
much but if you have ever studied
the history Of the Four Kings" and
know the value Of "t,oo pair" it may
turn out we'll. fnot, it is an easy
matter, to get through a bill for " Re.
lief" at the close of the session.
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RFO1000t0n01 Cox1le
OR. DUCHElN, of the Medical Faculty
" Of Montpelier (France) having re-
recently established himself in this City,
offers his professional services to the public.
~He will at I'll times bs found at Mr..
PuJoL's residence, (neas Judge Burk's)
unless professionally engaged. loct25-tf.
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house and lot opposite the Gait House
the property Of General Chambers
sold recently at $40, 400. The same
property last year could have beer
sold at $4,000. This is one of tn,
fruits Of Americans" ruling America
1t was bought by the Bank of Ken
tucky.-Delta.
The LEvEEs.-Never was q city 81
cursed with bad levees as is New Or
leans-to reach the woodwork one
must wade through the mud up to bi.
knees. and then if be gets through
safe he may bless bis stars it is mol
any deeper.-Delta.
So much for Know Nothingism,
and the doctrine that Americans must
rule America"
At Cincinnati. Nov, 10th. the hog
market was declining and -four going
up. The steamer Blue Jay left at 9
o'clock P. M, and run aground at island
rs. So much for the principle put
none but Americans on guard"
Miss Lucy Stone said in the Wo-
mans Rights Convention at Cincin.
natl, on the 11th: "As I feared it
would be, so find it u.s." and the Rev.
Samuel J. May said. what an Of
fence to the sight Of the Heavenly
Father, must the Politics of our coun-
try be, if the eyes Of the daughters Of
Grand ma Eve. may not look into
them, without contamination" The
Rev. May thinks that if such actually
be the fact, Know Nothingism is at
fault for it. On Saturday last P. w.
Pilfrey, a native of New York. was ar
rested for stealing a coat on Front
Levee street, New Orleans. The True
Delta comments on this, and asks the
question are such men to purify the
ballot box, and proclaim to honest cit
izens of other cliines that Americans
shall rule America No, it will never
DO: Patriotic indignation bursts the
buttons off its waistcoat at the naked
thought. Are not such men as swear
BY "bell, book and candle" that they
will support the constitution and the
avs. better men, by far, than those
who like the native gourd vines and
7oung saplings spring up spontaneous
y? Are they not better men more
honest men; purer men /; and more
exalted patriots than those who live in
! land Of liberty. where native treach-
Try and demagogueism. grows like tho
ji;ing sing weed and COCO grass Yea,
'erily; we are forced to acknowledge
he truth. and conclude with the Or
eanian that there are no thieves no
raitors; no breakers of ballot boxes,
10 perjury that does not draw its milk
rom the breasts of American moth
'rs-That in Revolutionary history
here was only one traitor, and that
Mr. B. Arnold; whose name has been |
'sed with so much profit to tie party
Turing the political canvass just ended.
The MEXICAN THREE MILLIoNs.-l
& t., - IS t1o d. 0&s~oo-n Co., .n.,,.
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Gbt 9ailp Gon1&t.
BATON ROUGE,:::::::::NOV. IA, 1855.

TIE iShrH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
CouRr.-On Monday next. the Reg.
ular November term Of this court
commences it, session, in and for the
Parish Of East Baton Rouge. There
10 not, we learn, many civil cases on
the docket, and but two or three Grim
inal cases Of any importance.
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CAARIA0Eo AM aARNEs1.

CA1k8k4A0RD AND 6A0N000s
THE subscribers respectfully call at.sa-
L ton Of purchasers to their stock ef
Carriages and Harness, compsisinS every
variety. go
All kinds Of repairing neatly done ana
promptly attended to. Plantation We.
gons, Pioughs, &C., Manufactured and r.
paired.
Our assortment Of Iron 10 also complete.
Call and examine. Corner Of Church anA
Main streets.
novio. W.T.. TUNNARD 4 co.
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DV0S 1000e
r AM nov receiving nv as,crtment AZ
i Mems Boysand Yoaths HATS, perticu-
lar attention u invited TO the queiitv ana
style ofmy GOODS There il no cifeum-
stsnes that gives o much evidence Of The
popularity ofa GENTS, FURNISHING
ESTABLISHMENT, ~ the fact that a.
most every gentleman you meet 10 either
CLOTHING EMPORIUM, or on bic wsy
to that fashionable establishment to proure
them. w. D. PHILLIPS.
nov Q. Church strsstopposits The Hsrasy
House,
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Q1.6U1P8 LlME.-G0 Bbls. ID
~ store and for sale BY WIN. BoeEI,
NovS. Druggist