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Middng ....... 13Hd13A I3AGl4 1akG13aI
Good Mddling. IA d143 144(dl4T IA G14I
Middling Fair. 144d14& 14%tGl4R 11HnI1I
FEATHERS--Are unchanged. We nunta So,fLa.rrS

Middling i'd n;r Fair Fair 1444l4A 14&al4A 44@I4H
and Western Live Geese at 45d5o cents
FISH-There is moderate demand from store at about
ala; No. at sl2912.5o No. large and medium
at S9d9 25; small do $5,75d6; Alewves s375d4 25;
No. Halifax and Eastport Herrings s3 25GS.75; No
100 lbs ',0- P''
FRUIT-Saes from store have been making to fair
extent. We quote Havana Oranges at SSdlO per btl.;
French and Sicily Lemons at S3d5 per box; new crop
Raisins at S245 for NJ r. and 81 IS for Layer Almonds
Walnuts-Naples 1Ox cts, Sicily 7Gs4 cts; Pecans s
ess rfuGfs sgnr in glass IS sa cts Figs sH2S S
Ctron lSdl9 cts Dates 5n cts Canton Fire Crackers
81 5O(d2 for 40 packs, with sales of 80 cases.
FLOuR.-The market has ruled uncommonly dull this
week AT the opening of the week there free sellers
previous rates but buyers unwilling to give them
and demanded concession which was subsequently
ceded to- and have decline of fully 12K
upon the closing rates of last week with very dull
ket at the close The transactions sum up only about
HOWARD STREET ONO FLouR-The transactions
have been $50 bb Howard Street Super at s537H 100
bbls choice Ohio Super at S. So $50 bbs good do SIS &
$50 bbls do s5374 100 bbls Ohio at So 75
100 bbls Ohio cut Extra at $3.50 We quote at the close
Ohio and Howard Street Super at SIS 25537H Ohio Ex-
ira at So 75 and Howard Street do. at So with dull
ket.
CRY MrLLs-The market has been steady with
$500 bbls Super S. and 100 bbs choice do S. 25
We quote Extra at So 25 $50 Baltimore ground Family
Is RIl st1ll selling at 81 Is and Extra at 50 70
NE NE fLouR-We have heard OF no transactions worth
nVSng. T ,Wequote it nominally at $4G425
ooRN MEAL.-The market has been dull. The sales
@ sumining Hg up only 200 500 bbls City at $437K We
quote Country at "a
he exports of Flour for the week have been
To ntsisn Provinces ass To West 1ndiss S
eo 1,496
Total, c71o
The oliown so bbls Corn Meal to the West Indies
the week ending M the inspections of Flour and Meal TO
uorora o.. Bbls Half RbIs
Howard Street.,...>...435i nan Dds.
Ohio.,.,, ,,......,, AZ 271I
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The Indiana Election.

CINCINNATI, Oct I5.-The following returns Of
the Indiana election have reached here. In the Sd
Congressional District VIM. NJ. Dunn, Republican,
is elected over Mr.. Hughes, Democrat the present
member. In the 1st District, Mr.. Hovey Anti
Lecompton Democrat, is thought to be certainly
elected VIM. }. Niblack, Democrat, present
member.
WAsHINGToN, Oct. ia private despatch re-
ceived here from Indiana, states that Mr.. Niblack is
certainly elected
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NORFOLK, Oct. l5.-The U. States steamer Artic run
into the steamer City of Richmond, five miles below
here, bound to Philadelphia, damaging the latter to
the extent of about So, 900.
The bark Elf, AZ days from Rio with coffee, is at
Hampton, awaiting orders.
CLEVELAND, Oct. 15--In the 4th District, Allen,
Dem, is elected by so majority. In the 18th Dis
trict, Helmich in the 9th District Carey, and in
the 10th District Hutchins all Republicans are
Tod
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George d'Arnsberg Adjutant of Gen, Dembinski,
1urinr The Hungarian revolution, has arrived in
New York. 1t will be remembered that he was at
first condemned by an Austrian court martial to be
hanged but his penalty was afterwards commuted
to sixteen wears imprisonment in irons In the Tor
tress of Kufstein On the LIST of August last, the
Emperor having remitted the balance OF his sem
tence, George Arnsberg went to Hanover, whence
he sailed for this country to JON the other hunga-
Iian emiUrants who have settled in America
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The Vermont General Assembly.

VERMONT, October H.-The General Assembly of
Vermont convened in this place to-day. The House
was organized by the choice Of Hon. George F.
Edmunds, of Burlington, Speaker, who received
lSS votes to SO for Horace Wadsworth, Esq, of
Grand Isle, the Democratic candidate. Charles
Cummings, of Bratteboro', was chosen clerk
pro TEN.
making any election
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IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE.

PHTLADELPHIA-Schr. Hero
63 tons bar iron-C. A. Stein Co. 20 boxes macaroui
caSee citrOn-Wm. G. Price, 100 boxes soap-W H.
Crawford 4 Co.. cases marbe-Bevan h Son, 90 pkgs
order,
New YoRK-Sir' Thomas Slcdnn.
pkgs. fquor-W. T. Walters & Co, 80 do do-De Cor
mis- 4 Rogers. 500 do. mase. snndry persons
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IONYa ELECTION
The Utah Mail

ST. LOUIS, Oct l5.-The Utah Mail arrived at
st. Joseph on the 9th. The troops had nearly com
pleted their huts, and would go into winter quar-
ters on the 18th of October. Everything was quiet
in the Valley.
battle between detachment of the I'd Cav
airy and the Camanche Indians, occurred near
Nitchita village, the lst of October in which It.
Vancamp and four men killed, Major linden
and ten men wounded, and 40 Camanches killed
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EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE

WEST lNDIES-797 bbS -FOUR 145 do. meal no bus
corn; 40 bb bread l6 do crackers 40 kegs butter lO5
boxes cheese; 165 kegs lard 45 tins d.; 80 pals 20
tres hams so bbls pork % hlf bbls. beef; rice;
ii hf do do 100 bus pease; 145 boxes candles; pun
matches; hhds. tobacco 80 paper; IL bbs vine
gar; so boxes herrngs; bbls do turpentine;
doz. brooms $50 bags; 10, ,135 #. boards
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ST.. LOUIS, Oct. l4.-The steamer Carrier was
sunk in the Missouri river Tuesday afternoon
The boat valued at S30,000, which is partially
insured in Pittsburg offices. The cargo was saved
in a damaged condition.
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New YORK. Oct. 15-The schooner Edwin, from
Baltimore, bound to Barbados, was spoken the
30th ult, leaking badly.
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REVIEW OF THE
BALTIMORE MARKETS
FOR THE WEEK ENDING OCTOBER

FOR THE WEEK ENDING OCTOBER Is.
ALC0HOL.-The market has ruled very dull and mate
rally lower. Sales of 100 bbls Western Al We
quote small lots from second hands at 46d4S cts.
BARKING not advised of any transactions this
week. We quote nominaly prime Quercitron at S2l23
and inferior qualities at S1SG20 per
BREAD-ls unchanged and dull. We quote Navy at
81 al cents, Pilot at cents, and ater Crackers at
cents per b., subject to discount for cash
BEESWAN-Is selling at 31Gl32 cents for bright yell
low.
CoFFEE.-The market has ruled firm this week, with
steady demand The sales include 215 bags good
prime Rio at 11HG1l4 cents 200 bags good do at II q
cents 100 bags fair do 1O cents GOO bags good at II
cents, and 900 bags terms made public. To-day
the market closes with fair inquiry and sales of 100
bags good Rio at IL cents 800 bags damaged do at
cents, and 400 bags prime at II G12 cents The imports
this week only $50 bags from Laguayra We quote
medium Rio at 10Gl04 cents; fair IL cents; good at
114d114 cents, and prime at II 12 cents; Iaguayra
at 12d124 cents and Java, of which the stock is only
nominal, at 15G16h cents.
CANDLES.-Limited sales making at the quota
tons, viz: Adamantne 1920 cents; Chemical Sperm %
l30 cents Sperm 40d42 cents, and City Mould at 15S
15H cents.
C0AL-There is no change to note The market con
hnues very dull at the quotations We quote Fine at
S34Od3 50; Run of Mine at $3.65d375 and Lump at
S4l5G425; Anthracite continues quite active at $4 so
as per ton.
COPPER-The market is not quite so firm. We quote
Baltimore refined ngos at 2324 cents per b. Baltimore
and English Sheahng cents Bolts at SO cents and
Nails at As cents.
COTTON.-The demand tinues confined to the wants
OF manufacturers and sales bales
binary to mddlng fair Upland and Gulf IL
to l44 cents to months Stock on hand about 200
bales At the close the market was less firm and dull
but prices are not quotably lower, and follows
GRADES. UPLAND.
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Marine News

The Empire City at New Orleans.
New ORLEANS, Oct. 14.-The steamer Empire
City, from Havana has arrived at this port
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Health OF Savannah.
SAVANNAH, Oct. l5.-The interments to-day were
eight. including two fever cases.
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The Shaver Echo.

BosToN, Oct. l5.-Judge Sprague, in his charge
render it certain that Capt. Townsend, of the slave
brig Echo, will have to be taken to Key West for
trial, as the first port at which the Dolphin
touched.
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The Yellow Fever Mt New Orleans
| New ORLEANS, Oct. I3.-The deaths from yellow
| fever yesterday were Al.
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SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD.
Prices and Sales of Stocks in Nsw York.

BY TELEGRAPH,
Through WIN. FISHER & SoN, Stock and Bill Brokers,
No. % SoUTH STREET
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EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE
BREADSTUFPs
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Explosion of Western Steamer--Loss of

DETROIT, Oct H.-The steamer Canada collapsed
her fue in Saginaw river yesterday. Three of the
crew were scalded to death
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CHILDREN SHOT. - On Wednesday afternoon,
about 512 o'clock, four children of Mr.. Wander,
teacher of German School on Federal Hill, were
playing in the yard of his house, situated on Ham
burg street, when suddenly four pistol shots were
fired in quick succession, ball striking little
girl of six years of age on the upper arm, another
passing close by little boy, four years of age and
struck another, breaking window in the I'd story
of the house. The shots fired from the com
mons on the back alley side of the house. The
polls OF the 18th Ward were opposite Mr.. WIS house
on Hamburg street.
FRIENDS MEErING.-The yearly meeting of the
Orthodox Friends will commence on Sunday next at
their meeting house, corner of Courtland and Sar-
atoga streets. 1t is expected that the meeting will
be largely attended. 1t will continue several days
The Hcksite Friends will commence their annual
meeting on the Sunday following, in this city,
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Run OvER.-Jas. Thompson, residing at l57 Exc
ter street. yesterday about eleven o'clock, was run
over by furniture wagon, receiving severe bruises
was removed to his residence, where he received
medical attention.
PRICES OF FuEL.-The following are the prices OF
the different qualities of wood at the yards yester-
day morning: Pine, wholesale, from S2.5 to ~,
retail So to $3.50; oak, wholesale, from So. tc
S3.75, retail, $3.50 to S4.25; hickory, Wholesale
s.. 80 to S4.75, retail, from So to $3.50
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SAVANNAH, October 12-Arr. steamship Montgomery
New York; ship Junus Boston, Cid steamship Locust
Point, New York
MOBILE October 9Arr. ships Compeer, Boston; Join
A. Albert Havana brig Mary Hamilton, New York.
NEW ORLEANS, October S-hrr. bark Harriet Hazel
tine, Portsmouth, y. II. CID. ship Atlantic, New York
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PRoPERTY SALES.-Mr. VIM. Hamilton, auction
eer, sold yesterday Light street wharf, the
schooner "John Emory" 10 tons. Purchased by
Samuel G. Mills for 1925.
He also sold the following property Lot on Car
oline street, near Lancaster street, improved by
brick building &c by so feet. Fred c. Myers, pur-
chaser, $3.50, subject to annual ground rent of
$50. Lot on the north side Of Eastern Avenue,
near Exeter street, improved by brick dwelling,
with two story brick back building. Purchased
by John Wells for 81 ITO.
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lf'o"' A'tCHd'0S0h spence and Co.'S CircUldr.l
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 1.-The arrivals during the pas week
consist of 80 1913 bushels Wheat 72Gt bari Ei"nr from
the tates; 156 quarters Wheat 4SO sacks Flour from
France 3295 quarters Wheat from The Baltic 25OS do
Wheat 1923 do Corn from the Mediterranean and Black
Sea Farmers deliveries Wheat for the week ending
iz We're l5o3Sl quarters As. ID against
Inc country markets still beraly supplied by the
ana the general tone of the Corn trade has been
heaVy' at again rather lower rates
AT to-days market the attedance of BUYERS was small
IL "nea ohy limited retail business done prices
i IenSiins nomlnaliy unchanged Inferior kinds are
loi sale ana could be had at further reduction,
buyers 10 not present themselves Flour exceedingly
%o %u an uotauons nominal almost the whole stock mas
become more or less sour and it is most difficult to elect
sales hard lumpy lots quite unsaIeabe Indian Corn de
and Gaatz Yellow Offering at SIS to 2s per quarter with
out buyers For American there is no demand, and the
Faue IS nominal We quote-Wheat, Red Chicago oS "a
20 % g Milwaukee 5s Sd to Is l0d Indiana os 'u 10 ~
o he estern, 6S Sd to 6s Cd Southern, 'S 10 90
@ Per ~ IDS FourPhadelpha and Baltimore rs 70 1 80
od Extra Ohio 22s to 23s via New Orleans 25S to as
w w % % Ios to 2ls per Dbl Indian Cornf CHOW 0''
TO sls White S4s per 4SO pounds. - . II, ,,t
C9TToN-The market has been dull all the week pU',
IN IN tue absence of any pressure to sell prices E:;I
nave been pretty well maintained although an occaso
concession of l-16d per H. has been made to buyers
In Manchester business has been checked by hS ~
here and prices previously declined for goou' nav ''
Middling Orleans, 516di Mobile 7&d Vpland''
7 3-16d per H. -
BEEFThe trade does not improve the sales being very
slow and confined the merest retail wants o' ning'
without change in prices. POrk-No Ahlerlo9u l re
Irish and French quiet, at previous r'lts CJcese
demand is less active at our last quotations 3tI
Fine in good request at full rates far refining
h'lu uu' ineIe 80 ore easier, with only the merest
pIG pIV'es an" TaIow-With arrivals from Russia, \ y.
re'a,' Sd =. 5os "a being a reduction OF oil per cWt
can he had az may be quoted nominaly at SOS Cd,
ihere being no more on the marke' III t y ~ ars
| haen little doing, and the closiHs ~ " - - -
avs ~ met at Is 4s 2i for common Bark very SLOW,
sells in retail at 9s Cd, but in Baltimore there
!. nn Snines oils-in Sperm or Whale nothing done
{ Cloverseed nominal
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HASSELTINE G CUREToN.
Franklin Aoademv.

IilE EXERCISES OF THIS INSTI-
Il tuition will commence on the lst Mon
day IN January next. The Trustees have
succeeded in retaining the services of MIR
SAM'L. MCCORMICK, whose proiicienr.,
IN teaching is surpassed by few. Youro
men can Ge thoroughly prepared to enter
amy of the higher Institutions of learning
IN the Southern States The VILLAGE 10
very healthy, and there is not, at present a
grog shop or place where ardent spirits can
be obtained in it.
Boarding can be obtained as cheat, as NJ
Other places in private families.
The rates of tuition are the Same ~.
those in Academies throughout the State :.
Inc Academy building is at present uD-
oergolnS thorough repairs.
The surrounding country will find hero
advantages which will at least couul those
"i other places, and TO our District are held
out such inducements as we believe will oh.
Nate the necessity Of sending our Young
men and boys abroad.
5. B. MASSEY.
Secretary.
'e'' - 100" 4S-tf
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Carolina Female College,

THE FALL SESSION OF THIS IN
suiUion will open ll'h Of Oci. at
which time, it is hoped, We shall have II
full representation from all parts OF the
=, ountrr. where similar facility of impurt.
Ing instruction c,nnot be obtained.
Tni:"n and Board, including lights, fuel.
w"shing. Irnning and attention of servants
all for SO 90 per session.
In Elementary Department. S63.5O per
Session. The Ornamental! branches ut
moderate prices.
T. Y. WALSH, pres't.
Aug. Is, 1858. --27--paid II.
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Notice

Is hereby given that application will be
= made ut The next session Of the Lrpis
lature 10 open II public Road to connect the
York aud Chester Roads with the Monroe
Road leaving the Steel Creek ar Ch,rloite
Road, below w ]. Currton'S Shop and run
ming by the Wnxhuw NJ. +. Church and r.
Z. Vaughns, inicrsrcting The River Road
at the Plantation ofDr G. |, Massey ldrc'd)
20 run AZ near as practicable with the pes.
cnt country Road The distance of said
Road will be ahnnt or ~ miles.
THOSE INTERESTED"
Sept !. 29-3m.
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Notice-Exeoutors Sale

Pf virtue of the Will of joel Ashcraft
- deed, ! will expose at public sale on
Friday the lst day ofOctobcr next, the p.m-
ta'lon where thu hate John Scarborough
Iesded, containing about, two hundred acres
IN Lancaster District, on the waters Of Biz
i.ynches Creek. The land will be snld on
a credit Of one and two wears, with interest
from date and the purchaser will be rrquir
ed to give note and approved security and
mortgage of the premises if necessary.
Also on the same day, and or the same
plantation, | will sell three negroes, the
crop and all other personal property on.th.
premises. Due attendanc. will br givpn bv
THOMAS K. ASllCRAFr.
Executor.
Sept. l3, 1853, 3l-3t
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HyHoray's Oiatment anil PHI,

Heiiorays Oiatncu aud PiHs.-M.dicol
m"Ipsatnlent, neglect and imprudence. annual.
Iy destroy thousands of valuable lives that
might have been saved with the greatest case
10y the use of these mighty antidotes to cxter.
mel siul internal disease. Multitudcs or rheu
mat: sufferers are now limping to the grave
with contacted joints and in constant agony,
who might he cured in few weeks by the
oip.mcut, aud the vital strength of n still grca-
ter aumber is oozing away through scrofulous
sores. assesses, and other exhausting outlets
of sEppuation which might oc promptly aud
Faie'y cured by the same means. BE wise in
time lIs
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it has been, and is now the custom, Of
many VINO are not informed of the law as
Se'''ed above. TO cast interest in the fol.
lowing manner: To calculate the inier.
est upon the principal from date unul
ma'"r't.'' and add this interest to the
Ipr'"c'pa'; then. in like manner, compute
interest on the several payments from
'heir respective dates down 10 the same
PERIOD and after adding the several pcy
men's and the interest thereon ,oas,he er.
deduct the aggregate Of the original no,e
ahd Interest," ST. Louis Republican.
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ELECTION RESOLVES.
Ls the Hotseof Representatives., Deem.
Der II. 1857.

Der II, 1857.
TIRE Committee of privileges and Elec
tons, having had under consideration sun,
dry petitions referred To them. and the re.
porls of the several delegations in refer
ence to the appointment of Managers .fur
the next general Elections, beg leave to
submit the following report and resolution,
and recommend the adoption thereof:
Res0iued, That the Elections to Je held
on the second Monday and the day follow.
ing. in October next, and Nil intervening
and subsequent elections for Senators and
Representatives, ir the Sta'c Legislature
shall he held al the following places, and
be managed and conducted by the follow.
ing persons. viz:
LANCASTER DISTRICT.
Small Boy.-Jetferson Brlk, Allen Small.
James Small.
Slower Bnx.--C. &. Ballard, A. J. Stewart.
G. Hlliard.
CASTOR Box I'll. Dunxin, f. Rollins, l., NJ.
Cauthen.
Tank Box.-F. Bell J. r. Wade. ]. l..
Reid.
Tnxahaw Box.-N. J. TIaugh, Amos Cook,
John McManus.
Horton Box. X. Welsh, N. Gay, WIN.
w. lIla .kmon.
Indian Land.-J. J. Porter, L. W. Strange,
James Delany,
Fundcrburk Box g w. Fundcrburk w.
Fundrrburk. John Taylor.
Lancaster G.. H.-David Crockett, Samuel
Dunlap, X. 5. Crockett.
Two Represent ntives-Polls open one
day, (Monday) at each of the out Boxes.
and two DAYS consccutvely ut the Court
House. Managers TO meet on Tuesday
evening, count the votes, and declare the
Election.
September 8, 1853. 3O-4t.
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S tn CARO- LIMA.

LANCASTER DfsrR:cT.
DY JtMES ~. WTTiiER SPOON, Esq,
~ Ordinary for said District
WHEREAS, TAvsER THRKATr, has
applied TO me for Letters Of Administration
on oil and singular the Ggods and Chatfels.
Rights aud Credits of JAS. NJ Threau late
Of The District aforesaid, deceased.
THESE are, therefore, TO cite and ad-
monish all and singular, Tho kindred and
creditors of the said deceased, 10 b. and
appear before me nt onr next Ordinary's
Court Tor the said district. 10 be holden al
Lancaster Conrt House on the I'd day Of
October next. To- show cause. " any. why
ihe said administration shonld not be
granted. es
Given under my hand and seal. this eth day
- OF September In the year Of ous
L.. y. Lard one Thousand eight hundred
I ~ Sahd fity-righ,, and 10 The eighty.
third reas Of American Independence
JAMES H. s,yITHEkSPOON,
o. L. u
Sept 10. 1883. st--at--p. g. 50. :
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n E " SPRING GO0DS.F0R l2H2

Il THEIR CUSTOMERS
largea
stock consists | rs olows N '' 'N''i'e'' ouf
lale Fancy Silks,
printed
STOCK OF Bonnes is and lassorted RIB.
bons French Flowers, Ruches Straw nmng.a
beautiful assortment Of andP Jacon.ts,
and Nansook Musin's
well of Domesic Goods
" every a genteuans at
dollar fine nronorior
pT"e half Crava, Collars,
Hand
and Harness