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1%SCHAFFIEI.D, BALTIMORE CoNREcTIoy
u3 ERY, SLLfh street bet,CeeH q aud H. having
reftted his Store and Saloon prepared Ut the
shortest NOTICE and most reasouanls terms 10 fur
nIsh w edding Parties, Balls and other EntertaIn-
,nenis with all kinds of Confectionery. Ice Cream,
supply of the best Cakes and Candies sold lower
than elsewhere.
PS.-TO accommodate ladies' and gentlemen of
me call. have attached to my establishment an
Oyster Saloon, where can be found the delicious
Oyster oOOked up In every Sly by an experienced
hand: Families supplied. A call is sufficient.
So 2-an2m
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BOARDING..

RoARD AND FURNISHED ROOMS AT
- MISS MOklEi'S "a Pam. Ar.Rgs.-Fam-
lies or single gentlemen wishing To settle far tLa
WINTER Will lind these Rooms pleasant and oc,t,,5n
good. Terms moderate. Sc =, n,
ROARDlNG A few gentlemen can be accom-,
" nodated with good Board and plea SAINT Room.
at 4us street. between 9th and TN. Sc n-luy
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FNGLIsH REPRINTS OF OLD NOVELS

ENGL1SH REPRINTS OF OLD NOVELS.
~ Valerlus, BY Lockhart; 81 cents.
Reginald Dalton. by Lookhart; 81,
adam Blair and Mathew Wald, by Leokhart; 81.
S,r AndIew Wyle, by John Gait; 81.
Trlals of Margaret Lindsay. by Wilson; 81 cents
Inc Hunehbaek. by Victor Hugo, London; 50 cts.
Countess of Rudolstadt, by George Sands, i vol. :;
so cents. '''''
The lSueen's Necklac by Dumas, 50 cents.
The Two Dlanas. by Dumas F: 80 cents.
se21 ERANCK TAyTnp
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IL Shillington, Odeon Building, sends us
Godey's Lady's Book and the Atlantic Monthly
for October.
Shepherd, corner Seventh and ID streets, sends
US the Lady's Book.
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II IL . N A l. ID NCING.
Professor ii. w. MUNDER takes pleasure in
announcing to his friends and the pub &c z en-. "a
orally that he has taken Temperance Hal fOr -
the season, and will givea IN
REUNION MATINEE CLA
On TUESDAY AFTERN DUN, Sept aiR,
-" al o'clock.
to which he cordially Invites all the children that
have ever been pupils, together With their friends
GOOD music viii he IN attendance. aud everything
considered. '
The OPENING SOIREE for Ladies' and Cen
tiemen wall lake place on THURSDAY EVEN
ING, October LIST. at O'Clock. Prof. NJ. respect
fully invites all of his old friends and former patrons
to attend. Tickets will be furnished to gentlemen
upon application at Mr.. John r. Ellis's Music
store. Penns,lvanla Avenue No person will he
admitted without ticket, and those receivins them
Will please leave their names with Mr.. Ellis al
every endeavor will be made to keep this SOiree
The SCHOOL will commence on THURSDAY
AFTERNOON, October LIST, 1858, for Children,
anu Will continue as heretofore on TueEdays and
thursdays, at O'Clock. Gentlemen's Classes ON
the same nights, commencing on Tuesday, Oct. 9th
Persons wi shlng to confer with Prof. NJ will
please leave their address at the above store.
21 LOT
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0%NOTlCE OF REMOVAL.-I intend In a
QS lewdsys, to remove my extensive stock of
Pianos. MeOdeons, Music, and Musical Instru-
ments IN general to CoOmbs' Me0deon Hall, direct.
ly opposite my old place of business. This incon-
venienoe will be for only few weeks, IN order TO
improve, enlarge, extend and beautify my store
where. with increased fsciitiss and fresh energy
to removing, those who wish bargains i'm Pianos.
Melo3eoRs Flutes, Guitars, ViolIns, Banjos, Ac-
cordeons, Ianbourlnes, &c had better step in at
$40 la. avenue, between 9Th and iht h SITS.
e2l JDUN n EIJIc
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o. The Savannah papers say the yellow fever
Is not yet epidemic In that city.
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ASH PAID FOR FURNITURE-
NS Housekeepers breaking up are respectfuilv
informed that we are at all times prepared to buy
their entire stock OF household effeots I'm large or
. BONTZ l. COOMBS,
au 6-2rn No. $50 7th ST.. bet. I and X.
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I OST! LOSTn LOST!
20 REHARn-

III
~ REWARD.
Lost, in Washington or Geors etown ON satur-
day. LINEN WALLET, Containing a M n,beT of
pruhiissory notes. as lar as TecOllected as follows
Two notes OF Alex. RlundIn, dated August 81 A.
ats aLd months, drawn favor Of Jarrett kl.a,n
and endorsed by them, for SSa each.
One nOte of VIM PAYNE ard WIFE dated ausust
81, at months, for Sl9a.ll
Three notes Of Lemuel Williams at Sods,s G,r
sa5 each, drawn IN favor of and endorsed b, ~ M
wilson. ~
One note OF G.. Umhau, for Slo0 dated May s-tb.
Just, for SEQ. -
.,ue note Of Samuel Kelly, dated September I7tb.
iSn f"r S65. drawn IN lavor of endorsed by W. A.
Clamp te and twJ others of same date, L-srinE
same name and enhancement, over due. for SI64
each.
A so. an over due note Of D.. N. Lansdale. Enr
Si.Sil.S.
ALSO, an over due note Of G. Vanderverken. for
S4a
And ten notes of @. Emmerron, drawn IN fsvnrof
and endorsed hs w. SImms datiGg monthly from .
November 10Th. lass. at a monbs, lor ~ eaohi
with a number Of other nodes MT Tecollecied, and
papers which are of no value 10 any one but tho
owner.
All persons are hereby notified no; TO receive suy
Of the papers. duplicates viii be called "r
a they are not tosud
The hinder n, reoeve the above reward by leay-
Ins them at r WHEATLEl'S Lumber lsId, No,
81, son' side Water street, GeOIgetown, ID 4,
seN-u
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III NOTICE.
LAYING Opened BOOT AND SHOE
STOKE OD Pennsy lvaniR avenue, between
Sd and AZ streets, would respectfully call
the attention OF the publ c to my large and
and Children's BOOTS, SHOES, CATERS, &c.
before purchss sing elsewhere. keep CONSTANTLY on
hand good assortment of work of my own manu-
faciure, which, for durability and neatness, cannot
be surpassed by any IN the city.
All work ordered from me will he manufactured
at WIN. j. Wheatley's establishment on CAPITOL
HlIi. whose long reputation as Boot and Shoe
MAKER Is snfhcient to guarantee neat fit and dura-
merit a share of the public patronage
+. NJ. WEALTHY,
Sc 20-3t~ nortb 80
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MI TEETH.

~. LOOMIS, NJ. D., the inventor and patentee
OF the MtheTdL Plate Teeth. attends per
sonally at his Office in this city A@
Many persons can wear these Teeth who SAIID
cannot wear others: and no person can wear others
who cannot wear these.
Persons calling at my Office can be accommodated
with any style and price Of Teeth they NAV desire
but TO those who are particular and sh the purest
ceanest, strongest and most perfect denture that.
ert can produce, the Mineral Plate will be more
fully warranted. ~
Rooms in this CITY, $50 Penn. avenue betvean 9Th
and 10th streets; also, SH rch street.
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0@AT A MEETING OF TIE EMPIRE
llS CLUB, held on Monday evening, tho follow
ing resolutions were adOpteO,
Whereas our esteemed brother JOHN 8. INGRAM,
mas been taken from us, while yet early manhood
BY the hand of death: Therefore be it
ResOlred. That, by this disPensation of Provi-
dence, we have been deprived of one of our most
valuable and efficient members. who're sterling IN
tegrIiy. manly department, and urbanty OF manners
rendered HIM an agreeable and useful associate, and
an ornament to society.
Resoired further, That we deeply symoathize
with his mother and tenosI her our sincere condo
of such a son is indeed common sorrow.
RssolUed. AZ tribute of rekpect for our deceased
member the usual badge of mourning be worn for
thirty days. Z
RsSolred, That the foregoing resolutions be pub
lshed In the city papers and copy be tiansmttd to
the parent of the deceased.
1. MORRICE, President.
v, Nj, BURCU Sec, II
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CARD-The members of the Persever-
~ anos Active AssO oiatlOn take this method of
returning their sincere thanks to Messrs. h. r.
Beverldge & Co.. for the good order maintained and
the many courtesIes extended bv them to the Com
pany and their friends on the occasion of the late
Pho Mo at Arlington Springs. All who visited Ar
iingtOl on that Oecas ion Will long remember the So
cal e;jOy Hent of the day.
w. WALLACE GRANT,
1t Chairman Of the Com. of Arrangements.
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NoTIcE.-Many accounts due the Star Office by
persons In Maryland have been placed in the
hands Of Mr.: w c. Lipscomb, for collection,
who is authorized to collect and receipt for those
OF its bills he may present to our debtors.
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n WONDERFUL CURES.
nnNHEGMArISM,C Consumption, Heart Disease,
Dropsy. ScrOfu q. Sore Eyes. Piles. Cancers and
Tumors; all foul Ulcers, Salt Rheum. Female De
biIty and rreguarty. and all those clses which the
celebrate ply have failed to cure are invited
20 Gall st once snd have q speedy cure, by BR
BROTHERS CO., All Pa. avenue.
se2l-eO2wf
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The ENGINES AND MACHINERY FOR THE
New NAVAL SrEANERs.-The Board of Eoui.
pssrs appointed by the Secretary Of the Navy,
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JOMN AUGUSTAFFER.

II OST-On Tuesday last az or near Mr. 9oI-
i mese Church, on the Island. q HAIR
bnAShLbT, With gold clasps. The finder will 10
Adams TX press Company, ssn as
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A FRESH VOLUME OF POETRY-i.eeends
"A ana Lyrics, by Anne Adelaide Proctor fdaugh-
Is cents. '0'' P'i''
The Household Book Of Poetry, collected and
edited by Charles A. Dana, half-boand morocco:
price $3.50. '
American ElOquence-A Collection of Speeches
and Addresses by the most eminent Orators of
America, by Frank Moore. 2 vols: price IS.
:, VestIges OF the Splrit-HistOry of Man, by L. r.
Dunlop; prIce So 81.
From New York to Delhi, by way of RIO de ia
nero. Aus traa, and China, by Robert Ii. Mnturn
Jr.; price s. .25.
Rational Cosmology, or the Eternal Principles
anu the Necessary Laws of the Universe. by L. p.
UlckOk, ID. D.; price Sl75.
Just received and for sale at
o, TAYLOR Il MAURY'S,
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HOUSE FOR RENT.-A four story BRICK
RACON 4 RAVENS UNRIVALLED Plan
II OFORTES,

w. 6. METZEKOTT takes pleasure in calling
the attention of the public 10 his stock of--e
PiANOfORTEs from the great manu- e6IGA
factory OF Raven. Bacon d Co.. IN NevVUU1
York, OF which he is the sole agent. These ipstru
ments are pronounced by Gustave Satter and nearIy
all the principal plsnlsts at the United states a.
In their mechanism they are constructed on differ
ent pan from all Others, which affords a greater
unquestionaby the sweetest and most equal The
celebrated American pianist, Nj. CIottschalk has
taken two OF these Pianos to West Iniies and Soutb
America, where he Is now az ed in a concert
tour One has also lately heen ordered by Madame
nieuxtemps 10 be sent to Paris for her private use
They range Ia price from $3.50 to ESQ; are var
ranted. and kept IN tune without charge for two
Persons in search Of real reliable Irstrumept
VIII lind II to their advantage by giving us call be-
fore pu rchasing elsewhere ~
large stock of second hard Planes is also To lie
found at the most reasonable prices. on monthly
pay hens, al our WaTeTooms, In the Star Buildings
Su-ne- ol rcnn. aEeGue, nm ana I'D SITS. ~
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0ST.SS REWAnD.-0n the Sd in.tsnt. lost
- btf- AkO COW, mIddling SIZE
piece oil the en ear cut of and a small piece A,,S
1roln ubder the rlk nj ear, and sprink led with
white specks ON the left side and breast I'm allan,
fswafd VA lie paid by the owner At mfornatI,r q
OGce. s'N ~ INC S'A
he % ST. InMN AIGI
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FOR RKNT AND SALE.
sEB YIRaf pAQHl

SEE FIRST PAes.l :.
FURNISHED HOUSE WANTED, in aosrirsl
Il location. Furniture would he purchased n A
sst,isla tory arrangement could be made. Address
urnisned House." Room No. IL, 46s 18Th st. It,
FOR RENT-Thrse unfurnished ROOMS. suit-
Z able for q small family, on the I'd door of the
No ss6 o.. Possession given immedisteIy. ''- ~ -
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT-A yer,
l. large front Room. suitable for q ANAL family 10
now vacant. Also. Rooms in suite or single for
winter, by early application at $50 18th street sew
eral Table Boarders can be accommodated.
1 bio I.OT OF GROU ID, numbe red =, in ssusre
t66. near the Cathellc Church, the Seventh ard,
nee. ssSI
WOOD AND coal YARD FOR SALE
w The advertiser about tn leave the elty, offers
ooe stsS e {, les She'd
All OF which are IN complete order Lot large, aud
be bong ht at a reasonable price. New fork
between 18th and 18th SITS. sc 20 81
FOR SaLE.-A three story BRICK HOUSE,
red for sss on Ner, Sh 0h Is Of
.9,ns, w BRAa Veal Estate Agent, No nh
nES!RABLE DWELLING HOUSE ATPRI-
- VATE SAL .E.-The subscribers offer for sale
ieet on north between 9th and 9Th streets running
fsos los teet, improved by a neat and well built
moderate. JAS. c. Mcguire & CO,
seI8 OF ActIoneers and Com. Merchants.
Tor SALE-A neat and handsomely furnished
L HOUSE, N perfect repair, on very scconrno-
dating terms. This property rs situated IN n very
dehghtiu part OF the city. The only for self
information inquire Of q. w. BRAY, Real EktaIs
AGENT. ol6 Ith street. between ID and T.. SELF
FOR SALE OR RENT-A convenient House.
containing IL rooms, situated on Ilth street,
mo. 47l.D between and r streets, Is offered for
SAFE, or VII be rented to good tenant. Appl, on
lne PIeMllsss- sells lw'
A BEAUTIf I'll. COTTAGE, with Barn, sta
and IS acres Of and IN high state of ouItIvatIof
win an Orchard Of every variety of choice Fruits
,4r Sale-Ihe shove property Is within So miles vi
washington CITY, and within IS minutes cTlye oT
hive churches. lf desired viii be sold at the sama
tlle all the growing crops horses, cows. hogs, car
RACES; wagons, and IA ming implements, together
with the entire furniture from paror kitchen, IN
ciasive Possession given immediately Address
A. b. C.. Box go, Alexandria, Va. Sc I6-u
EOR SALE-At far prices and ON reasons bic
u terms-LOTS Nos. l. 2, s. 20, a. aud -. ali adj
joining containing 1887 square feet eigiby located
on the northwest corner Of 2lst street west aud N
street north and IN square No O.. These i.ots are
suitable Tor dwellings. brick yard az other purpo
s.s and Will be sold separate. IL desred. Apply to
POLLARD WEBB, No. I'D story 18th street.
HOUSE FOR RENT-A four story BRICK
HOUSE, No. 81 Sd street west, between ID and
streets north, directly east of the City Hall, con-
talnlng6 chambers, saloon, parlOr, dining ROOM and
kitchen. with A bathroom, ya;er closet and pa.
Throughout the whole house also, vaults for fuel
aud meat and YES ctables. under the pavement, The
mouse mas been newly painted aud papered. For
shall mex door $50
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ADOPTION OF THE ONE PRICE sYs-

TEN.
Nep Business Neg Stock of Goods, and
Nee RuLes.
In commencing new business, deem it of great
Importance to my customers, as well as To myself
that more system should be observed in the trons'
aclIon OF business than heretofore. therefore an
nounce for the future that every article in store
will be nrsr ked IN PLAIN figures sc the very iowest
price from which IN no lnstanoe will any ga ssman
be allowed to ask mQ.e NOR take less.
Most OF my purchases will he made at large Ann
tlens fof oafh which will enable me in many IN
stances to offer desirable DRESS GOODS lnpcb
below the market prices. 49, ''"'"
My object is to do popular businsss and shall
oner goods extremely low for cash or on short time
To punctual credit customers.
SIii.ens and strangers are cordially invited at all
times 10 call and inspect my stock and to learn the
prices. "
IL is my intention to keep at all times thoroughly
DoMESTIC GOODS
Each department will be under the charge of one
or two competent salesmen. and great care will be
takeu to seep the several nts supplied with
such goods as may he called for.
John Il. CLAGETT,
Successor to Clagett, Newton, May Il Co,
seq st Corner Penn. Avenue and 9th street
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&In REWARU.-Was stolen from ths st.iba
gtO az Calm John station, On the ,r-xS
Washington Asueduct, on the nls nj of The ~
18Th instant three work HORSFS. as fol
Iows; One lay Horse with speek in one ey nIs--r
or I0 years Old and IN FAIR worn ing condtit,,, ne
Dob tail Nay, with tack and marLs al l..,,,y
work ed about hIal. 10 ~ years old also az, Il,
uorse, with many marks Of being worked about
All eve the sDose reward ~ they shuuld
ueHNereo 10 we, or so secured that NAV oct hem.
MICHAEL. RYAN
SC <-d abIn John Start,p
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THE WEArHER.-The following report of the
weather for this morning is made from the Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution
The time of observation is about 7 O'Clock:
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The ECHo's CARGo.-Thc Navy Department
received Geographic despatch yesterday from
DIR. Rainey, agent for the restoration of the
negro cargo of the captured SLAYER Echo to the
coast of Africa, stating that the U. S. steamer
Niagara had reached Charleston, 8. c., and
received the negroes on board, and would prob
ably sail thence yesterday evening.
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LOST AND FOUND.

Wa IahEN UP, this morning. 8 stray HOG.
w which the owner can obtain hy calling
on SAMUEL ANDERSON, at the G%Kl
,,h as s,l stana, corner OF Pa. avenue andy
o'o.ses. se2l-St-
MAS TAKEN UP. some time ago. ,sa an .,,ro,
req buffalo dry cow, with white 800
have by calling on CONRAD SCHoR
YEA, ia miles this side of tae Cham ErId.e pr.,,
ing Rrokert, and pay ing charges. Sc 2i'st.
"a REWARD. - Stray ed awsy, ON Tue.1.y
VIZ Nept n, three large HOGS. Two ~l
tne& white, with piece cut Of each n ~
~ theT cit ears. The other n spofted slf-ll -.
Msek ana red. The above reward Will d. maud 90
r .neir return 10 me, near the Twenty BuIldin,s
seH-T' JAMES COIJI.s
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FOR SA!.L.At far prices and on reasonable
terms-LoTS Nos. l. 2, 8, 20 81, aud -, all ad-
joining containing 1887 square feet egibIy located
on the horthwest corner of 2st street west aud n
street north, and IN square No g.. These I.ots are
suitable for dwellings q brick yard. az ather smroo
SEES and will be sold separate. IL desired Apply to
POLLARD WEBB, No. 40 I'D story It'll street.
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misunderstanding Cobb left the city yes
terday on brief visit to Baltimore.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-22
UDGEPHG W0LFE'S
SCHNAPPS -

A meinnaldrink, Of eminently salutary qualities
manufactured by himself exclusively, at his factory at
schieism, in Holland, ami well known during the
last twelve years throughout sn the Atlantic and
Western States.
1t is made from the best barley that can be selected
in Europe, with the essensc Of an aromatic Italian ber
~, Of Acknowledged and extraordinary medicinal
properties. 1t long since acquired a higher repu-
taton, both in Europe and America, than any other
diuretic beverage.
Analysed, it perfectly pure Liquor in its effects
mild and wholesomd tome. It is extensively used
and approve by the medical faculty the temperance
people, heads of families, Sc.
In Gravel, Gout, and Rheumatism, in distractions
of the Bladder and Kidneys, and in General Debility
It's effects prompt, decided, and invariably relia-
bic and il is not only remedy for these malades,
bat in all cases which they produced by drinking
ba water, which is almost universally the cause Of
them, it acts as a Sisre prereRtiUe.
For Fever and Asae it is one Of the most eicacious
/ ,,r.vpnt f,-e. tlat can be rcsortel to-
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-22
IiGl21al7IC SPHIIllN SGHIlPPS

1, consequently in great demanlby pers ms travelling,
or ab lut to setd in parts OF the country espc
cialy. as wen as by many In every community, where
has become known, on account OF its various other
remedi1l properties.
II an cases Of a Dropscal tendency, It is generally
the only remedy required when adopted in the early
stage uf the disease.
In dyspepsia maa1.es, when taken in proper guam
titles, as a diet drink, and especially at dinner It is
found, by uniform experience, TO be emineutly elca-
cou5 in the most obstinate cases. when even the best
of the usual remedies have failed to afford m re than
temporary relief In cases of Fatulency it is an iu-
mediate and invariable specific aud it may be adnin-
istered in diluted and proportonate quantities. even to
N0UNG INFANTS, in all those paroNysms of gripping pain
in the stomach and bowels to which they are especial
y subject well as in the choic of grown persons
Its judic.ous adoption IN connection with the prnci.
pal meals, when of exhaustion dictates its
use never fails to relieve the debility attendant upon
prutracte1 chronic maladies, low temperament and
exhausted vital energy, by whatever clusc induced.
These are facts to which many of the most eminent
medical men, both IN England and the United States,
have borne testimony, and which corroborated by
the highe written authorities.
Put up in qu .rt and pint bottles In cases Of one
dozen, with my name on the bottles, cork, and fac
simle of my signature on the label
For sale by all the respectable uggsts and Liquor
dealers In California and Oregon.
UDOLPHO WOLFE, Sole Importer.
q Beaver street, New York.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-22
San c6ranristO advertisements.
.IANSON. BOND & CO.,


AND JOBBERS OF
! DRY GOODS corner Of Battery and Clay streets,
San Francisco have now landing ana III STORE
200 bales 30 inch Brown Drillsi
100 bales 36 inch Brown Shcetingsi
100 bolts No. 0-000 Duck;
500 bolts No. 2-l0 Duck;
20 bales Raven Duck:
10 cases Merrimac Prints
10 cases Prague Prints;
10 cases Pacific Prints;
10 cases Duuneil's Prints;
10 cases a and A Beached Shirtlngs,
20 cases Ga, Sd 'nd 1914 Bleaehed shirtngsi
20 Blue Drills
10 cases Blue Denims;
10 bales Hickory Stripes;
p bales 3-4, IS and "A Tickings;
10 bales Scarlet, Blue, and Gray Fldnnesi
10 bales Baardrae White Flannel;
5clsCs Coburgs and Meriuos;
cases Wool and half wool Plaids;
> eases Blue and Black Alpacas'
10 cases Pacifc-uew styles De LANES;
cases, all wool, new styles, do
, cases French MeriuOs;
1000 Bay State Plaid Shawls;
1000 Cashmere and Plain Wool Shawlsi
Black and Coorcd silks;
ain, Fie'd, and Paid silks;
And a large assortment Of other Dress Goods.
BLANKETS.
1000 pair White, Green, and Blue Macknaw;
1000 pair BIB, TBB, and SBG BlanEets
1000 pair cheap Gray English Blankets;
1000 pair cheap Blue English Blankets
300 pair Scarlet English blankets;
GOO pair o., 104 ia, and 124 White Bed Blankets
Clothing and Furnishing Goods.
1000 doz Gray, Blue and Scarlet Flannel Shirts;
1000 doz Gray and White Merino Undershirts and
Drawers;
1000 doz Merino and and all woods Socks;
800 doz Sattnet and Jean Pants
300 doz Duck and Cottonade Pants
500 doz Hickory and Check Shirts
50O doz Calico and White Dress Shirts
5O5 doz Overalls and Jumpers;
Black and Fancy silk Cravats, Neckties, silk Hdkfs
Suspenlers, and variety of other articles too numcr
Gus to mention. For sale low by
JAMS ON, BOND & CO.,
Corner of Battery and Clay sts.,
sep29-tm San Francisco,