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ted for him because they were bound 10
the democratic party, and would nave
done the same, many of them, if Mr..
Douglass candidate had stood in his
place.
Mr. Van Buren,, giving in his adhe-
sion to the movement, declared that with
Mr.. Buchanan's antecedents and present
nledoes. he was bound to support the IN
forests of freedom in Kansas, and at the
west where victories have been gained
for him, they were gained on this very
ground.
Taking the whole history of the cam
paign into the account, it is safe to con-
clude that the whole north has declared
against the fllibuster and slave policy,
while there are just $4,000 fire eaters at
the south for it. Will then man of Mr..
Buchanan's acknowledged ability and
craftsmanship, drive the country into an
archy and war for the sake of those
$4,000, led by the insane Wise and Bull
ly Brooks? Let us hope not.
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CHICAGO, Nov. "a tornado passed
over Schiller county, in this State, on the
24th ult., completely destroyed the vii
iage of Littleton. The village contained
a hundred buildings, exclusive of barns
and two churches, all of which were left
in ruins. Several persons were injured,
but none killed.
The same storm passed over the vici-
nifty of Quincy, Ill, doing great damage,
demolishing houses, barns, &c.
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Great Fire in New York.
NEW YORK, Nov. 10.

A disastrous fire occurred early yes
terday morning in Warren ST., destroy
ing totally four large warehouses, to-
gether with their extensive stocks of
merchandise. The following are the
particulars:
NJ. SO Warren street, occupied by
Hauland, Harrel & Risley, wholesale
druggists, in whose premises the fire or
igirated. Loss estimated at about $780,
OOo {; insured for $4,000. The build
ing is total loss valued at $4,000,
ard insured for about $4,000.
No. 81 Warren street, occupied by
James McCreery & Co., dealers in staple
and fancy goods, embroideries, laces, etc.
Loss about 100000; insured for $110,-
900. The building is totally destroyed.
Valued at about $4,000; insured for
$4,000.
Nos. Al and 43 Warren street, occu-
pied on the first floor by j. A. Sweetser
& Co., staple fancy goods. They esti-
mate their loss at about $4,000.
Nos. 81 and SO Murray street, occu-
pied on the first floor by Halsted, Brakaw
& Co., dealers in dry goods. Their stock
is a total loss. Valued at 100000, and
insured for $4,000.
The second and third floors of 81 Muir
ray street were occupied by Van Wage
men, Yeoman & Co., dealers in cloths
Their loss on stock will be about $780,
900 fully insured.
The fourth and fifth floors of SO Muir
ray street were occupied by Martin and
Bro, clothiers. Their loss is $4,000
fully insured.
The building cost $4,000, was totally
destroyed, and fully insured.
No. So Murray street was occupied on
the first floor by Newell, Hartman and
Williams, dealers in boots and shoes. A
portion of their stock was taken out
Estimated loss by water about $4,000
insured for $4,000, as follows; Home
office $4,000 Peoples (of Worcester)
$4,000; Cochituate (of Boston, $4,000
North American (of Boston, $4,000.
| The second floor was occupied by T
A. Morrison and Hoyt, dealers in shirt!
and drawers. Loss about $4,000.
The fourth and fifth floors were occu
pied by Armstrong and johnson, impor
tiers of embroideries, laces, etc. Los
about $4,000; insured.
The buildings No. So Murray street
and 60 Church street, was damaged
about $4,000; insured $4,000. E. s
W. Cook & Co., dry goods dealers, hac
lot of goods on storage on the fftl
floor of go Church street. They estimat,
their loss at about $4,000 +; insured TO
$4,000 in the following Companies :
Security, $4,000; Boylston of Boston
$4,000; American, of Philadelphia, So,
900, and $4,000 in Providence Office.
The rear part of 62 Church stree
also caught fire. The roof and part o
the upper floors were destroyed.
No. Al Murray street was occupied OF
the first floor by Thomas E. Bishop &
Co., dealers in hardware. Their stocl
was damaged by the falling of the wal
of the adjoining building. They estimat,
their loss at about $4,000 insured fo
$4,000.
The upper stories were occupied b,
Pattens, Lane and Merriam, dealers il
boots and shoes. They estimate thei
loss at about $4,000; fully insured.
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New YoRK Nov II


The Charleston Mercury of the 7th,
contains long letter, addressed to Gov.
Adams of South Carolina, by B. Barn.
well Rhett, urging an immediate dissolu-
ton of the Union, and the establishment
OF Southern confederacy. He urges
that next to abolistionism, the chief cause
of grievance to the South is the tariff.
and he proposes that in the approaching
modification of that measure, South Ca
rolina should demand that it should be
refused at least to the standard and prin-
ciples of 1888, and if such a tariff is not
conceded, Why" he asks, " should S.
Carolina, or any other Southern State.
any longer keep representatives in Con-
gress r In another part of his letter
MIR. Rhett says; In my humble iudg.
ment, all true statesmanshipin the South
consists in forming combinations, and
shaping events, SO as to bring about. a,
speedily as possible, dissolution of the
present Union, and the erection Of =
Southern Confederacy."
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~ The Catalogue of Yale College
for the coming Academical year, has
been issued. There are % Theological
students 80 Law students; p Medical
and 46 students in Philosophy and tn,
Arts. The Academical students consis
of 105 Seniors, 105 Juniors, 1913 Sophie
mores, and 1874 Freshmen. Total, 598
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go An Irishman named William Cot
ter was thrown from a gravel train on
the Nashua railroad on Friday, near
the Worcester depot, in Worcester, the
cars passing over one of his arms and
completely crushing it. He was other
wise seriously injured.
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egTwocu cases of intermarriag,

~ Two curious cases of intermarriage
have occurred in Newton county, Ga
MIR. Stephen Daniel, aged Sc, married a
daughter of N. Rogers, who was Is, and
n. Rogers, aged 62, married daughter
OF Stephen Daniel ID years of age.
A correspondent of the Richmond Dis
patch says: "Will you be so kind
as TO let US know the relationship of their
offspring7o
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DREADFUL CASUALTY AT BINGHAM
TON, Nov. 8.-The dwelling of Mr.,
Perkins, near Kirkwood, was burned last
night. Mr.. Perkins, his wife, father and
seven children persisted in the flames.
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@ The trial of Georg:

GO The trial of GeoFss J
the Coburg Assize COuFi d
the murder of Thomas HeDis
22d of September last, hH ,
the verdict of b" Not G'Il
be remembered that the PMS
deceased had been mins' ?
were practising attorneT' > -
Henderson eloped with h~
and hence the homicide y
doubt that Brogdin sha
that he was of sound
so, but the jury doub'is'' z
the proyocation justified u
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BnrrlNe ON ELrcrroNs.-rhe q

BETTING ON ELEcTIoNs.-The Gin.
cinnati Commercial says:
The betting on Kentucky has beer
very heavy. We know of many in.
stances of bets of extraordinary magni
tude having been made on the result o
the late election. Lands, negroes, cash
everything that is property in Kentucky
has been staked throughout the State
hundreds of men are doubtless entirel,
ruined and thousands sorely Empower
ished."
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81 The Nashville (Tenn.) Gazette
states that some apples raised in that
State, and exhibited at the late fair, were
sold by the half-dozen, and as much as
1920 per half-dozen paid for them. The
whole lot, about l-2 barrels, consisting
OF seven varieties, brought Sill.
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uoRR1RLE MuRDFE -

HoRRIBLE MusDFSs
was committed in puai'',
the Webster Depot, ye'l'i''
ter NaughtOn, a quiet '''' Z :.
trious Irishman and BIS ", -
lying dead in a room
sleeping chamber. An =,
handle broken was '0u''l ~
There is great exeiiem''' !
ter. The perPeiraief : i.
cred. A chest was ioOa@ -
near the bed, in which ~, =
ed to have had money -, !
months old. was found ~ ~, .
posed that some one 'l0lp -
al NaughiOn's house 'V - '
der Worcester Boy
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@ A Hamburg c0r'' h
London paper writes 'li'' :.
rent paid by the British p
his hotel during the cores 90,
cow is thirty thousand o. !
the house did not contain
large enough for a ball'''''-
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e. Mr.. Parker A. BEN

"a Dir. Parker A. Benz
boro's Me-, went to his stonz
ing of the 30th ult, appasl4
built his fire, and in a few Z
planned of blindness, left &.
started for his house, bu, L
there before he expired.
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Gy Lewis Baker was sent to New
burg on Saturday, (the venue having
been removedD to be tried for the muir
der of Poole.
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81 The dwelling house Il
ter, N. H., owned by Mr.. Hll
and occ-,pied by himsei u
Crane, with barn adjacaa q
on Friday morning.
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@ The Superior Couas
has decided that a widow
pledge a certificate of Dem
torney who procures it fa
Congress intended to seen
Of its bounty to the pensiaa.
and to place it beyond the ,
ditors.
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A Good Crop.

Mr.. EDIToR,-I have raised the pres
emf season on sixty-ive rods of land, 50
1-2 bushels of ears of corn of excellent
quality, which is equal to 206 bushels to
the acre. Now if this has been beat in
the county, should like to hear from the
man that has beat it.
O. Y. PERcIYAL.
Glover.
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"a Senator Douglas, it is reported
will lead to the altar the Beautiful Miss
Cuts, the reigning belle of Washington.
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81 Mr.. Mcdonnell, Of Sa,
Illinois, has the largest oa /
the United States. 1t numb
and all of the choicest meTas
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60 The witty James Sna
November is the period d
Englishmen take leare Of
nine months, and not a few 0
ever.
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ca W. F. johnson, ii. t
lard factory on the Lake s.
cinnati, has recovered S5Is
from the Illinois Contra R
pany for cutting through ls.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-11-14

&c The Portsmouth il
that Ben. Perley Poore sha.
a BarrotCnet.
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g. Mrs. Walter B. FL
mouth, N. H., was badly hz1
day evening last, by the Ia
lamp containing " Marsh.0
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81 The Medical prOfsss''
consists of 6,39S physician
geons, 2,95l apothecariea
professional women.
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60 At Cincinnati, a i.T
a German washerwoman ~
ed two teamsters who insia...
water from her cistern for 4.
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DELAwARE.--In this State, the Re.
publicans polled about 600 votes.
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Presidential.

Returns have come in very slowly,
but we give below rough estimate OF
such as have come to hand -
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-11-14

ca An English Wits
work on Norway, state,
vision of the Sea Serper
Fiords. " On examiD,s
" | found that it was bal
poises following close to q,
respondent backs, as the,
down, l had mistaken {,
whole of one tremendoU,
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A,o,, bALrlAoa
between two political el,L,
part of the city, grown,
tempt to cut down an A..
Guns, pistols, and a sp,1
used. Several person, >.
wounded.
New Orleans papea !,
last week, are to hand. =.
no news of importance.
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Ros
We learn Tia, % - $50
trough GeDera y, sA'' 4
asst four O'Clock. a ss
hat village, which Aas r..
d a large amount d - ~
tore and warehouse :, = -
ooo -, ~, ''VOO bu.hs Englisl|
1000 bushels Of rye. n, ,bs 81
we're also destroyed, and out : /.
40 canal bor,., -..a,,c|
AIIiand|
BALri4op Thia|
Another rot occurred both IN
between two pOliticalelah afEsc.e,
part of the city, grown, that tn
emPt to cut down an AM. explain
Guns pistols, and a small aIlianc
lsed' Several person, ~ Res
~. a.
New Orleans papea : Frenci
last week, are to hand, b. British
no news Of importance Cou|
with ii
GO An English wfls iished.
work on Norway, stats The
vision of the Sea Serpa FrencI|
son examiD,s A d
9 | found that it was Aa ron wi
poises following closetoss matter
resplendent backs, as tAer, The
down, l had mistaken {, TO the
whole of one tremendous ubian
Il j
IS The Superior Couss ed fro|
has decided that widow moned
pledge a certificate of Dem conned
torney who procures it for, I hat
Congress intended to ,s. to me-
of its bounty to the neD.;,., Engla|
and to place it beyond The suspic|
ditors. tween
the q
ca W. F. johnson. Il. squad
lard factory on the Lake ST. same
cinnati, has recovered $jls those
from the Illinois Central r Th|
pany for cutting through Ls. signed
intrig|
az The Portsmouth h Reds, /
that Ben. Perley PoOre shs.I No|
a Barro,Cnet. platec
Led
az At Cincinnati. as,i The 4
a German washerwomsp az ted.
ed two teamsters who insiss,
water from her cistern fa IL By
POI
@ Mrs. Walter B. HI Id
mouth, N. H., was badybz ton /
day evening last, by The Ia ket c
lamp containing "MarH.G suppl
was
60 The witty James Sn1 stilI 4
November is the period ag offer,|
Englishmen take leare Of empl|
nine months, and not few III
ever. Bour|
--s show
@Mr. Mcdonnell, Of Say Tl|
Illinois, has the largestfOd lion |
the United States. tnunN ri
and all of the choicest merls cour;|
---'-' has
81 The dwelling house 81 Al
ter, N. H., owned by Mr.Hz railv|
and occ ,pied by himseEE Frer|
Crane, with barn adjacea- guar
on Friday morning. ditto
--'- The
ca AIr. Parker A. Beaas sterI|
boro's Me-, went to his stonz sccu|
ing of the 30th ult., appara4 degr|
built his fire, and in a few VI
planned of blindness, leh = Aus
started for his house, but Z ical
there before he expired. prod
Pri|
@ The Medical professa A
consists of 6,39S physician the
geons, 2,95l apothecariea cep|
professional women.
Thu
g. The trial of Georg A
the Coburg Assize Court d.
the murder of Thomas He1is
22d of September last, hE n
the verdict Of L" Not Gsl! Bird
be remembered that the Pl~ was
deceased had been nIinsa gals|
were practising attorney''' riea|
Henderson eloped with BIZ cau|
and hence the homicide and
doubt that Brogdin sha ye]
that he was of sound . 81
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w, Roca,,,'
We learn that When !,
through Geneva al. :
past past four o. O'Clock, a H.
that village, which h,s =
ed a large amount :
store and warehouse q =
burned, with 1900 b,ss.' Z
5000 bushels Of rye. n,
were also destroyed. ,.1
burned 40 canal horse,
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Glover.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-06-27

cT"We loarn," says the New York
Times, "From authority in which We place
the most implicit reliance, that the Presi-
dent has been earnestly urged by Douglass,
Cobb, and other Buchanan leaders, to quiet
the Kansas excitement at any and oil hazard,
because it is damaging the Democratic par
tyO
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-06-27

eTThe Times \ day or two ago published
niiserably pettifogging article in reply to
ours with reference to Col. Curtis and Keo.
kuk railroads. It's too palpably shutting
get-oG to deceive any man who has paid
close attention to the subject, but we shall
nevertheless examine it briefly tomorrow or
Monday.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-06-27

cTA declaration that Slavery exists by
BY the Con.titution in oil tho territories Of
the United States, Was only lost in the Com
mistee Of the Cincinnati Convention BY .
single vote!
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-06-27

CT We are indebted to the frequent at
tensions Of Mr.. Miller, clerk Of the Mckee,
for papers in advance OF the mails.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-06-27

"OLp 1T would be . funny
thing to hear the Locofoco stump speakers
ring the changes on cold Federalism" about
these days. Don't think they'll do it very
much.
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Keep the Nimble Sixpence Roll.
ing.


ing.
AM receiving large stock Of s-st class goods, Of
/ every style, direct from the eastern cities, which
will be sold cheaPfor cash.
Come and sea what bargains. Hear We our cry,
and We will make glad thy home. | freely invite
all hands 70 unite Friends of Freedom cheap y.s'
very cheap. Swell the song. young and old the
strain proiong. My stock consists In part "f he
following articles
Drillings. Domeseics. bieached and brown ohirting
Checks. Tetionades, 03naburgs, Linen goods OF all
kInsNoSc Of dress goods have great variety !:
Bareges. Barge de Iaines, Challi" slis Tissues
Null and Swiss Muslins, Dotted Swiss tinghamf,
Prints &c; Also in thisaeprrtmsnt IS ala extensive
HATS. BoNNETs, UMBRELLAS j PARAsoLs,
great variety Of the above article; Mems ami
Deys Wool, Leghern. straw. Panama ana CHIP
Hats Ladies aud Mise Leghorn, straw ana
Braid Bonne.s aud Has; Para os of all kinds, 10
iUoTs AND SHOES.
An excellent assortment ef i.aiies' AM Misses
Boots and Shoes Critters, slippers and Buakns J
M-ns' aud Bows Rsnts, shoes and Erogapa.
c-ockcry--t have splendid lot II Qust ware,
direct from the city Of New inrk, which aih con-
6dentI sell cheaper thrr any h"ase III TINS citS
among which ~ endless quantity III common
( teas and general assortment of evcr, thing II
this line.
In addition 10 the abosa I have large stock IF
FRESH GROCERIES.
Which you all kro. are retaiicd lover than Whole
sa prices ord also tete importation OF choice
Tea Of every kind
4 sketch stock Is he .arga aud m'si VA
red and sil I've sold cheaper than ever before ohtr
ell IN II il market have MS" on hand large 10
! q. summer Clothing winch VIII bt sold at low hg
j .ras. With sucn u complete assortment La ever.
department of trade, think can .aer ndacemeht
10 ,rch IS exceed b. any house IN tins city
! Call nj No. G7 Main street, between ~ ami Sd
and ut No. le2 Maiu street, between SIN and 9TH
keokuk. Iowa :. S. BILLINGS.
anr .aa-M
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DEArHs CAUSED BY CAxrEESK.--Mr. Mer-
ram. the we'll known philosopher Of Brook
lvn Heights, has compiled list ri one hum
dred and sixty-nine persons killed and 279
persons wounded, during the last Eve years,
By the explosion OF camphene and other
burning fluids. He remarks that the season
Of the year has now arrived when heat acts
upon all burning fluids, and renders their use
iAcr-asingl, dangerous.
A pretty good argument in favor OF Her
rick and kilbonrne's gas lights. which are
not only safer, bu: cheaper, neater, and in
fnitely more pleasant and brilliant.
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New stock.
COMSrOCk Il BKOS.,
STOVES
HsND
Timers Stock.

5000 lhx. oval and rvuAL topper bcttcns uosA -
10 inches.
2OOO bd = shcc, Iron from No. Ia TO II.
1000 packages plymouth kiyeu, iron and IAN -
from 3 ox. to IL lbs.
500 boxes Tin plate. .
400 bundles Iron wire from No. 8 to No. Is.
100 gross Tea kettle breasts ndeoyersfrom d "
IL inches.
so gross Pressed tin bottoms from toy incn.
80 d. do seooped and plain dinner pissss
so d. Stove ornaments asso.tsu
90 do oval Tea pot Breast and Covers.
i35 do Assorted TIN ears.
so do iron tsa kettle ears.
$50 do d., do do burs
100 do Pressed tin pvt covers.
roo do OF No. /, ., aud pyuter knobs
100 feet Brass Wire tipth;
Bent spruts, assorted sires
Perforated tin al shscts;
copper Rteis and Ours
Bucket Handles;
Nallcts expressly Tor timers nss
Steve BlacAing in papers or by the key.
cOA0iO.k y BkolHE
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ETWehster's generosity aud mprovi-
dsnrc, so we'll known, receive a curious IL
lurration in the following anecdote: One
day in State street 6nd,ug himself troubled
with the financial shorts, he borrowed $40
on OF. aide Of the street 10 pay bill at an
insurance Office on the other side. While
crossing over, an acquaintance met him and
asked the loan Of SO, as he had m account
To make up in hurry. Webster handed him
the money mechanically, and passed into the
insurance o-ice. 81 have come to pay ,hA,
little bill." said he, and putting bis hand
into his poke, again, he found il minus, on
which he told the story, ani quite laugh
was had at his iudicrcus mis- AXE.
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HAsaxAs's DAr.-The Washington Organ
says:
. Mr.. Bach.nan has zen an unluckyn N
oil his life, AMI to crown the whole he has
been nominated for the Presidency on a
friday" IL Is worthy Of notice that Gcn.
Pierce was politically executed on the same
dav.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-06-27
~
M. p. Eu1bich'S,


Northwest corner Of Johnson and Third streets,
WILL be ,uad ono Of thu nnest stocks Of staple
w and Fancy Dry GposE to b. found in this city
II comprises eli the Necessary aud desirabe goods
for Ladies tientlemsn's and Ghildrens wear. Their
stock Of fancy silks bareges de iaines, challices
tissues Ii wns briiiants robes olotns, cassinieres
vestings, &C.. 10 fun Aai complete. Families will
Cad embraced In this stock
Linen and cotton pillow casing,
Linen and cotton sheeting,
Lace and Swiss Drapery curtains,
Fig. and plain a oil prints,
Lancaster and Aiiandaie quilts,
Bel ticking, furniture prints,
Stair linen, crash, huckabuek,
And cotton towe!irg,
Together with almost every article usually kept
in exclusive dry good stores.
Determined t. sell goods for close profits. We re-
specially solicit "A share IF public patronage.