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HE LATEST NE Ws,

T. III E Il IT e st N E w 8 /.
BY MAGNETIC AND PnNTlNG TELEGRAPHS.
ARRIVAL OF THE NORTH AMERICAN AT QUEBEC
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Strange Runors about the French Court.
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TR NQUiLLlTY IN SPAIN.
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Terrible Suffering at Madeira.
COnsOls 95 95 l-8.
improvement in BreadStuffS-- Cotton Steady,
&C., &C., &c.
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CD 00O WORTH or GENTLEMEN's LEFT OFF
p-.VOV Clothing wanted in large small lots. Liberal
orders. through post or Otherwise
JAMES MORONEY Co., Pearl street.
(fL0lHlNG-LA AND 0FNrrEMFT HAVING
" any 10 dispoe ot the uinoss .saa ,v al
dressing Coen ~ Iaurcns street near Uaoal ~ A. wes
Broadway. Ladies attended w MRS Cohen.
EFNTLruFN HAVING LARGE OR SMALL LoTs OF
NJ ef clothing W dispose viii receive sha iY,es
Price nail without hanalir1 seeking 10 r,noss oil ~
adircss 1tfOM AS u. cONRoN, tei rearlsires ~
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CEyENTH CONGRESSIONAL DIsTRICT.-AT A VERY
nj ~

CEyENTH CONGRESSIONAL DIsTRICT.-AT VERY
- large and enthusiastic meeting held Saturday evening az
H Osca. fouug was chosen Secretary . ,..e, -
iu!ons who made the following report:-
Whereas the County Deputy called convention oil i've
iona dsrc to meet in convention Mnnerys Hall, Fri
day evening Juy IS 1886 nominate the American candi
said car said Convention met all the Councils in said district
Councils; and whereas John Bullock having received
riy OF al the declared the nominee and the Con
the district have ratified said nomination and discharged their
Resolved Thai we win sustain the nomination of John Bul
lock as the regular candidate for Congress IN the
Resolved, That the young men, the Of the hope and
heart Of tue nation young men Of all parties have reason 70
the republic has been respected BY said Convention.
Resolved That we rejoice that the said has been
IN aud OF, The American party for hersoy our candidate
the Of the of the party, being under
obligation leaders and tree to represent the best Interest
Resolved Tha in the election of John Bullock we purpose
proving the sope that no longer that young
men have wealth and influence 70 attain posts OF honor but
and eapacy viii ever be acknowied BY the people
Resolved. That hail Young Americas rising star, and
Jon heir standard bearer in the
Resoea Ts we repade ha wealth Is the
stepping stone 70 political preermen and the time has passed
gogues and party hacks Young America knows her rights
and knowing lhem will maintain them.
cans should give their vigorous aid and support 70 regular
bic to he election or our candidate and regular
Thee : Aien = 2. MoaltOn, Frank Oakley, j. B. Pol.
Each resolution unanmogsly adopted amid cheers A.
James Moultea Esq others, addressed the meeting
% %@eS
accepted .he nomination and should with unaierng MIA hands
his face to the foe til on The 4h q NSyemes
(@0A NnuN
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WINES AND LIQUORs.

L,RETC4 RRANDIES -COGNAC AND ROCHELLE
brasdbes dschargng from ship Phrbus, 10 bali
pes quarter and eighth casks for sale rom wharf ana from
nt.D PORT WINE, FOR INvAL1Ds.-0LD LONDON
~ Dock branifs, pale and dark from three 10 twelve
yesrs Old b. tssboIe, dorm, or gallon Also sheries
madeirs- aud sll and aparkhr- catawba wines. X. ".
MEssEEGFK Co. No 81 Fuhon street, sole importers OF
hessenget Londos t6rdial gin.
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yEaKFFTELD.-IHE MEMBERS or THE INDUSTRIAL
w Hene Association No q hereby notified hat regn
lar meetings the association Tor receiving money VII not
be held 1913 Bewefy afef the hs OF September those
who ysh " pay aer that daie 10 80 by calling tue
Purchasing rusee Cornelius \. Cooper, ATTY = = No GS
Grand s.see; three and four 0c0ck, after
except saurd, sunday Members viii receive heir
deeds Immediately paying up.
CORNELIUS A. COOPER, Purchasing Trustee.
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uHE UNDERSIGNED WISHES TO RETURN MS stu
oese tsnss TO John LaGar bis manly aud courageous
action Tcscun9 his two children from waery grave
salurlay evening, August %. JACOB HART
80 Third street n. v.
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.rrHE FOURTH WARD FREMONT CLUB WILL MEET
at the BROOKLYN Museum, Tuesday evening, August
D. ADDRESSES BY Francis Upton, ESQ.,, and Col. l.. H.
= BENJAMIN v. ABBOT. President.
GEORGE II. PAR Secretary.
TIME FIFTH WARD FREMONT AND DAYTON CLUB
VIII meet on Monday evening August - at Q clock a
~ WbAs MIR. Underwood from Virginia, DIR. Jarvis
Ihlr,eenh ward Geo. VI. Ehe Esq, and other able
s'~'''' = j. a. KENNEDY, President.
&c. Lei |, lseerearies
rr. A. G.. ExAMER,
THE SEVENTEENTH WARD REPUBLICAN, AssoCIA-
on haze engaged rooms ~ Bohemia Hall 2l3 bowery,
up the election meeting Of the association VIII be
heli MendSy ehlsl evening at AL residents OF the
wgrd Of the election Of Fremont and Dayton re-
quesiea 20 be present and enrol their names: . : ,
THOMAS b. sTILLMAN. President.
THos.s DoYLE, ,11n~~..~.s
g. G. PIstxssS<3
THE FREMONT YOUNG MEMS CLUB MEETS EVERY
Tuesday a; the Stryvessn Irs,i'us, broadway ban
ner will he presented on Tuesaay August ~, atsP. NJ
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Coroners' Inquests.

SUPPOSED suIcmE.-Coroner Gamble held Inquest
yesterday at No 375k Third avenue upon the body Of
woman named Catharine McCaffrey, who died from the
effects Of dose Of arsenic admins tered by her own hand
From The testimony elected before the Coroner 1t appears
the deceaseds husband has long been absent from
her. ard that she rather Strengthened crcumstan
ces About two O'Clock yesterday morning the deceased
WAS taken sick and began TO vom She was attended by
doctor, who prescribed the usual andotes deceased
told the attendant that she had swallowed dose OF mag
nesa but subsequently, stated that TO the best OF her
belief she had rartaken Of arsenic. DR.. Oanon made
post mortem examination upon the body OF deceased
and found evident Of arsenic in the system The
jury in this rendered verdict OF death from taking
arsenic in mistake for ms msgnesiav The deceased
OF very amabe character and leaves four children
TO lament her loss.
BURNED 10 DEara.-Coronsr Hills held an inquest at she
New York Hospital, upon the body Of woman named
Bridget Merre who died at the above institution from
e effects Of burns received at the resdence of
osr husband corner cf King and Variok streets, on
1hursosy morning last. Verdict, odeath by delirium
teneps induced by burns accdep tally received while n-
toaicsed Deceased wss "a yesrs Of sge and = No
tie " i-elsnd,
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THE THEATRES, &c.-The pressure of news and adver-
tsements prevents from devotng the customary NJ
tnon to the different places of amusement; however,
from the following epitome Of the bills for night it will
TO observed that many attractions and novelties
deredAt the Broadway the great spectacles Of King
Charming and /" The Sea Of Ice." At Nibo's the
pantomimes Of The Schoolmaster' and " Kimka !" and
the ballet Of " Terpsichore.p Az the Bowery, the
play Of " Gisippus" the farce Of Our Galv and the
drama called g The Hebrew Son. At Burton's, the
comedy of sweethearts and Wives" and the drama Of
/" The Toodles." AT waack's tho comedies called A
Pet OF the Public" " Lavater" and An Awkward Ar
rival" At laura Kcene's Varieties, Bulwer's comedy
entitled g Money and the farce of " Perfection"
Woods Mnstres and Buckeys Serensders offer several
Of their finest songs and in addition the former perform
the buresque caii,d " The Masquerade Ball I" and the
latter the extravaganza of Beauty and the Beast"
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House or Representatives.

WARRINGTON, Jan. Y, I35o.
mn sTAKERsHrr--wIIaDEAwAL or MR.. FULLER
The House opened with prayer.
Mr. FULLER tx. NJ Of Pa said 1t had been his desire
for weeks to withdraw as q candidate for Speaker,
and he had expressed himself to his friends but Is
they had considered his under their control,
and not his own, he had permitted It's Use,
without public objection lie wished now to
withdraw and have it distinctly understood He rendered
his Acknowledgements for the support he had received
and for the uniform kindness and courtesy with Witch he
had been treated He expressed the hope that the
would now adopt plan BY which existing difficulties
might settled. by adopting some mode OF
agreeable to themselves, satisfactory to they
ana honor able to the whole country.
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Mr. Rust's resolution laid the table by
Jority, and ths House proceeded to take the
osH HvNDKED TWENTY THIRD pAIxOr

MI husts resolution was laid on the table by ono ma
lor,J, and tAs House proceeded TO take the
osH uvNDxD AND TWENTY THIRD uArxor.
EunsI c:m,i:;, T. james 3. Rio.ud, Nd. IS
Messrs. EDDY. haven, Pennington, Miller OF Indiana
Kennett, and Williams, each one.
Necessary for q choice, 1O2
rH PRESIDENTS MESSAGE on KANaAs APYAIRs--lrEssa gx
lHEMEST
While the Clerk calling the roll for tho election Of
the dooskeeper announceda message from the
President of the United States.
hr. CAMPBELL, (back rep) of Ohio, objected to It's
ception'
Sudden excitemen. sprung up all the hall, va
,ous gentlemen demanding 70 know the Character OF the
The Clerk yainly endeavoled to enforcs order
Amd the turbulence Mr. oRn's voice was heard ex
might be per nitted 70 state his errane.
Cries Of 'Go on with the election" "0rder, "&c.
Mr. csAer lds%) ofN. G., claimed the hsh, to be
heard declaring that he represented that distdct in
North Carolina which first proclaimed its independence
cries Of eco on, Craige" Hear him, /" Hear hin,
Nearly AL the members were nov on their feet.
Mr. CRMoR said he would let gentlemen know that he
VA not to be Prt ID down Sy their noises
my country, am ashamed Of these proceedings.
Mr.. CaAicE-And am ashamed TO have . colleague
who objects TO the exercise Of my rights
Renewed vocerations of Order" /" "Can the roll,
Intense excitement prevailing.
The Clerk esss yed to speak.
point. He said they had right to know who the
sepger is and what was his business here.
Renewed cries of "Order," "Order," {" Down In
'front.'" "Down in 'front.'"
Mr. CAMPBELL, of Ohio made his point saying nothing
was In order excepting the election Of Speaker.
Mr. STII1ucs, (whg) of Ga, moved th at the message
DO received, and demanded the previous question.
HuapnREY MARSHALL, TX. ny Of Ky-Thats right;
received it.
Aessrs Craiss and Campbell Withdrew their points,
the latter declaring that ne still maintained his obsc
tien.
Mr.. Stephens motion agreed to by thirty three
majority.
Tho result OF the 124th ballot for Speaker then
annoudced, follows:--
Banks 30 Rcaud.. ..............
Orr..................68 CAmpbslL OF Ohio. 49,. 8
Fuller .25 Scattering B
Necessary to choice, 101.
The Private Secretary then again announced with
a message in writing, if it was the pleasure Of the
House to receveit.
Mr.. CRaIGE--It is the pleasure of the House.
The reading Of the message then ordered BY only
two majority.
The document is the that sent to the Senate
on Kansas affairs. 1t laid the table, and the
House adjourned.
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The United states shp-ofwas Mseedonis waa al hong
Kong on the 4th OF November.
The storesbip J. r. Kennedy, also .. Hong Kong WAS
~ be soli 3a she sA VI November.
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were defeated in their foray the President The gsns
raj expression was, after 1t was read g." amounts 20
nothing after oil !? D.
DEFEAT OF THE BLACK REPUBLIC ANS-LORD JOHN
RUsS1LL'B LETTER, ETC.
WASHINGTON, Jan. "a. 1856,
The Presidents message Kansas affairs threw the
House Of Representatives into great confusion For
while regular border anticipated The ad
rlnistration trumphed and the message was read 60
the chsgrin of the black republicans Governor Reeds
present during the readirg and bore the
he received with good grace. This message is another
trump card for the Cincinnati convention.
In the Senate Mr. Mason presented Com Jones' memo.
rial and passed eloquent euogy upon the gallant old
hero.
The letter of Lord John RUSSELL which was published
some two years agon connection with Lord Clarendon
Of March, 1853, sent into ths Senate aud will be
made the text for debate Central American affairs
Secretary Davis reception tonight the largest
and most brilliant of the
The Senator elect from Mississippi regarded IN the
line of succession for the Presidency. E.
THE RECEPTION OF THE PRESIDENTS xrssAax-0UR
RELATIONS WITH ENGLAND ETC.
WAsnNiroS, Jan. "A, 1855.
No outside of the Presidents Cabinet knew Of his
intention to communicate a special Kansas message
hence it took both his political friends and foes BY
prise.
Considering the summary manner in which the House
refused to read his annual message and the large ma
joty in favor of reading the Kansss message 1t is
garded by the friends Of the Washington administration
as important event, and them jubilant
ions
The official dispatches received by the Africa do not
change relations with England from tho position
they were in at previous advices.
The following is the resolution adopted in the demo
cratic caucus Of yesterday
Resolved That, adhering to the principle announced
by the democratic that nominated M Richardson
for Speaker, and in view of his withdrawal candi-
date We hereby nominate for the Office of Speaker Mr.
James L. Orr, of South Carolina,
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waiting at the door Of the House caused the nsost
intense excitemeo and objections TO s being received
and read were heard from all parts Of the House. Order
being rest ored, vote taken, and the republican
were defeated in their toray the President The gens
raj expression was, after 1t read "t amounts 20
nothing after all !" D.
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Our London Correspondence.

IoNDON Jan. 4 IbbF
The Peace Ngoiiatiois-The Russian RpiyGreat Anric
ty-7en Of the Proposdts--7ne Scandinavian Popcrs
Swedish Circaidr-The Sound Dues-first Coatssrs
-Ho,D Denmark uM act T,cdrds Ane,Scan VeScLs--cao
DIN on Peace -Misceildneops.
We are sn In that peculiar position In which Mahcnes
coffin Ia presumed TO be--between Heaven and He'll
alias, between peace and war.
The reply Of Russia the proposals Of peace has not
vet arrived and will rot probably be received before the
18th instant The fact of Russia having sent repsy
signifies at all events that she has not thought Rt 10
iect them in toto POSSESSES good nose for these matters
and without however positively declaring that not
wrong 70 this case do not hesitate TO refer you to my
former letters in which stated that counter proposals
would be made notifications proposed negotiations "
pevel, CT possitls4
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use the MAGIC Impression

DIAPER for writing without Penor Ink copyingrlants
leaves, flowers, Pictures, Patterns Embroidery.
narlns Iinen indelibiy aud nsItfoIl writing. Thsar
Cle is absolutely The best portable the known
world for small quantity folded and placed i'll the peck
constitutes travelling nlSanl, which cannot be bro,
ke No penis needed oi any stuck sharpened to point
writes equally as wei as tile best gid pen IN tie universe
For drawing, in ispesGblc. is indeed, the only
art Of DawHg and Painting taught IN Any
leaf plant, flower be transfer pages oTan
album with minute and disuct resemblance
With equal AGILITY pictures aud embroidery patterns
Skel and have received the highest eulOgums from the
air and indeed ap tasteful present lady
could not be produced
This Magic Paper win also mark inen or other liti-
cles astO remain perfectly indeible Al the washing
in the world fails bring out Any child can Il
with perfect ease. With this Magic Paper, likewise,
four copies OF letter written, be without
any additional labor whatever, making il Cheapest
most convenient tcle exant ltis used ad
age by reporters OF the public press, teesa operators
aud hosts OF others rsr No
Esch package contains .srent eoOrs black blue
and red, with ul aud p:inted nctiOHs all
TO use, Ind wiItast sufficiently to obtain coo distinct
pTeSsjOnS rrH5 7- - lgHi
II is put up in beautiful enameed coored envelopes,
with truthful likeness Of The proprietor attached Eact
and every package warranted. -
PRICES2 per0zen or i've for 81. Single packages 80
the above prices Address, Postpaid,
n. PUBbELL, 161 broadway, New York
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HIGHI,Y IMPORTANT.

HIGHLY INIFOEEIANI, d
NELSoN'S Premium Chinese LustTal Washing Fluid,
greatest Improvement yet discovered, for saving
labor enl expense in washing Clothing and House Clean
ing Linens and Cottons washed by this Fluid will be
iteT softer 5hSn than Il bleaehed the grass.
.wARE AMI not to injure the abriG, Every lady may
satisfy herself onthat point by soaking piete OF Cotton
Lhenin Fluid full strength, 81 hours which
ill6Ieary show that 1t must purely harmless, when
dilutel with GALLONS Of water TO oafa pint OF huld
The Chiuese washing Fluid Is worth three times the
single sixPenCe which viii buy enough for large family
washings which can be done in 6or hours
Manufactured and sold by the subscriber who hASlAte
iESi5Sa5..is isz's - JAS. MELLOR,
AnsQ Nn. of. HMM heeli.R. Va.
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Notice

THE undersigned having bought the entire stock Of
oOds belonging TO MeSSrS. Wheeler + Latlin, Mer.
chant Taiors would beg eave 10 inform tile citizens OIL
Wheeling and vicinity that he intends carrying on The
Merchant Tailoring business in the room formerly
occupied by MessTs Wheeler & Lakin, and having OBJ
ained the of both OF the former propT he
is prepared TO make up TO order every article IN ms
and very caSh Having large stock on hand now
he Is determined to sell very low, to reduce his stock and
make room for the Spring Goods. Now is rare change
get good clothing cheap lie will warrant every article
to be as recommended, or no sale. 80
aFFttfLe Come one, come all, -s9
And i've CALI
Iian12-L 80. = . u. ~. H STALLMAN.
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THR undeIlisned have ths day sorIned eesrartaet-
ship under the and style o. S G. Baker E Co. ana
$eontinne the Steamboai egeucy and Boat Store hr1
nesa6 a6t the old stand. Eo-23 5slieT street -
ssFz+s - ~ -s-lse s. CsBAKRRa
lR2t s55l f9fiS list .ss
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RennoVal,

NToCLALLRNs d KNOX have removed their WhoIe.
l sale Stock of Boots Shoes, to the four story
d - - No. 113, 1Inin street, $500
few buildings North OF the Merchants q Mechanics
bank the opposite side and 2doors South
0TsWm. T. Selby's dry good store,
Thankful for the patronage heretofore extended to the
House. they are confident that with theiI Increased ac
ties Tor doing business, they offer TO merchants still
greater inducements for buying than heretofore,
= dc2s McCLALIR d KNOX I,
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MISCELLANEOUS.
4 GREAT VICTORY OVER ALLLINIMRNTs!
]. b.. VONDERSMITH'S
3 Chang Fin, @
Chinese Liniment,

FHIS superior preparation ia presep ed the Aeri
i public with the .eateSt confidence that its e
Client curative qualities excel any other known LHiment
Its action Is certain safe and uni falling in case
where external apRlieatioais aPprOPriR e AL who
have tried Il regard II iniaibe the olowiRg Dis
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lolntS white swelling pains In tile back hips, Sdee, tho
breast, lace any Olher PS Of the body II is
ceeut remedy In bruises, stalds, CUTS etc. Tie useful
oThis nestima BILE chemieRl means
confined the human species, but is equally eicaCiOus
whenever applied to diseases OF The avoite dOles
tic aiimal he horse Among te diseases and aeci
dents occurring tO1he hoTses which lis the
tain be rael The following viz; cIs. bruises,
srtains In the shoulders chaps, scratches etackcd heel
sweeney, SPINE PstOr Joints, etc For nrtsr PSrteu
lara diTectionS on bottles -i ~
f.5. TAKE NlTICE.
Many and just Objections made 10 all the ordinary
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and be EDsi len the "a weni
III h3eh ls 6eel lr al HieltQf
the most profound chemists, aud Tue
PATIENTS ts That In addition to t surprising
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stead of the ereetod aud caPed appearance which is
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Ambrotypes.

AmOTOCYpSS. - q
TINHE subscriber offers III public new style of
y picture, FAR superior TO the Dagueneoypc, made in
Wheeling daily at his estab sment. They aIe termed
AMBR0TYPES,
the process for which is patented the United States,
Great irtain aud Fr.nce These pictures oTe tile nOat
art The excecdg iemess depth light and shade, and
ehness OF lone Is w0ndsTl They do not reverse the
subject but represent everything in its true pusiliUn-
They are without the glare OF dagaerIeotype, may be
seen n any view, aud will last sges unchanged being
81 lMPERISHABLE, .f5hl
hence the name AmhTOtye, which signifies lp5esraett
blltty Tie picture istaken on plain glass, 10 which IN
other plate Of corresponding size Is an lnde
strctibe cement by which The picture will Teraints orig
be Injured by water climate
AmbroyIe Tei eOscopes seen TO be a1fFeciat6l
the relief is perfect AZ lile. = f.,S ~
DasuerTeOiypes taken at eduoed prices Ladies' and
gentlemen are invited 10 call ard exaline Gy galley.
: -u5 .i sseztI fa tslf.I . A !. q, PARfhIIi(iR
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EAKznvtLLR, Ono.

Yr. j. D. Yc,,Ssrsn:ith =.
Dear Sr;-I have been ahicted for three years with
rheumatism in my back, and ihe last six months
able gel my bed without help, and your agent
our city Insisted my trying bottle OF Chang Flu
ilhment and try what effect IL woud haHej and one T.
tie has relieved me much that was able gOt
my bed without difficulty. lthHs bren blessing 10 h.ej
Just try 1t for yourself aud you wilI be we'll pleased.
a Mas. HI, -CoGHRAH.
Wholesale and Retail Agents,
THOMPSON q PATTERSON,
my7:fy No III Main street,
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Fail Fashion for Eats.

FaII FASHION Tor Hats,
TNHE subscriber now prepared to furnish his numer-
ousnatrons fapd all tho rest ormanknd,' with apeu,
did hats OF the Hff
LATEST ARD A0ST IMPROVED SIYLRS,
which for endurance, bcauty 1oImand 6ns cannot Be
and hen shaped to the head by
tive, fit with perfect ease
Ao, receiving large assortment mems youths aud
chdten's soft Hats, comprising black Mapped plain
NOl tventiOn, lngraham, Young Alaercaeic toge
rwth ine assortment OF nens youths, and child ems
Caps, alto: which offered al lowest prices Wholesale
andlTetaiI tB 4. = 80
sep1i ". w JISESoN.
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a. Shooters! Shooters!!
Leonnrds Patent Revolving IInmmer

THIS pistol for simplicity OF coittruction facility OF
loading and pigs Tapdy of disotargns, power aud
corree Ress convenience OF earring, and In exemption
from liability tOacGdenGl diSChzi gnG claims Hupef
ortty over al Others manufactured. i5r1ss 80
just received and sale at thf cheap Jew
elry, Store Of p BROWN ssul
2 ulyl1 10 5isiijs5qSfg 5I ~ Nm WasE{siOn fIaIl