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ESTATE NOTICE

notice is hereby given, that | have been
eppointed Adm illustrator Of the estate Of Rob
s1t Mehilian deceased. Th0ss indebted 10
said estate viii please N AXE payment without
delay, and those ha' ing claims will present
them properly authenticated for sctilemept
within one year from date.
JAMES M'MILLEN,
Nov. "a, ls5s.-3w AdminjstTs,a,
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OuPOLA FOUNDRY.

s# 8 OUPOLA FOUNDRY.
And is amply prepared to furnish to order an
kinds of Ploqghs, Plough Points, stoves, and
gastngs OF all descriptions, at the shortest nc
ace, and at reasonable prices.
a good AID extensive stock Of Ploughs,
! ola1s toyes, Castings &C., constantly kept on
naaa ,ana tor asie. at low prices, for Cash. -.
aug a8tsts-tt eT = b. MCGUIRE,
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EYE0UTOR,S NOTICE

The undersigned has been appointed execu
tor of the last viii and Testament Of Enoch
Bhckledge, deceased. Those having claims
against the estate will please present them,
and those indebted will make payment with.
out delay.
WASHINGTON HARDGRAvE,
Nov. 10, 5s.-3t. Executor,
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LIQUORS.FOB AAEDIoAL JsR
ESTATE NOTICE
" O TIGE


Ts hereby given that petitio~ will be pre-.
l sented to the Commissioners of Carroll Co.
0hio,at their session in December next. for he
opening offs county road, 0xnge township.
beginning at Isaac Broaes barn, and running
the land Of Isaac Browe's, and on the bapks
between the upland and meadows; through the
land Of james HaggaFty 10 inteFssct the road
leading from LeesbuFgh to LeaveatassiIle a.
the land Of Mary II. Ball near Bradshaw's saw.
mill also to vaeate the present read lson the
point OF beginning to the crossroads near
Samuel Holmes' barn--also to vaeaas 90 RsacA
ofthe read leading from Smiths mill TO Baksss
saw'mill, as lies between Bradshaw's sa ~ MAJ
and James Trips barn. oa Hs1
MANY PETITIONERS.
8 ange township, Nov s--4w,
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In Probate Courk,
Petition to selL

SdCgo Oustus
administrator of By virtue OF an ord., NJ
John Justus decd sale made in above case
vs. to me directed will Offer
Sarah Justus ct for sale on the premises on
al. Inc twentv. v.Courtb H. " -
November next fhe follow.
ing described lands to Wit; the SOUTHEAST quaF.
ter OF the South West quarter of Section ten
N township fifteen of Range seven in the
Steubenville land district containing forty acres
al'o part OF the South half of the North Ear
quarter Of the Section aforesaid, bounded as
follows, beginning at tie Southwest corner
oil said half quarter thence eas. thirty four
rods; thence Moth West thirty eight rods and
four feet the south fourteen rods, to the ul,os
OF beginning containing one acre and onehun.
dred and ten rods. Being the same lands
on which the said Jodn Jus Us deceased a.eIv
resided situated in Monroe township in Carroll
eounty Ohio. Term Of sale one third in hand
and the balance in two equal annual install.
qents With interest secured by mortgage "a
The premises.
Oct 20th 1858. JACOB JUSTUs
administrator of John Justus deed.
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BEATTY HOUSE,

BEATTY HOUSE.
ri HE Subscriber respectfully represents n
the citizens of Carroll county, and stran.
gers visiting Carrollton, that be has leased
the Hotel heretofore known as the American
House, and opened the same for the accom-
modation ofthelp ubIic.
This house has been repaired and renovated
throughout with reference to the convenience
ana comfort Of guests.
The proprietor flaiters himself that bis long
experience in this business iustifes him in the
belief that he knows the wants of guests, and
that he will be able to gratify them.
The table will contain the best that town or
country can afford and win be prepared by
those only who have for years given their at.
tention to this part of the business.
The stabling connected with this house has
also undergone repairs, and is such as to sat.
isfy the most careful house master.
Every effort will be made for the comfort Of
the public, and its proprietor will endeayor to
make his guests feel during their stay with
lim, that they are at HOME. TO his old friends,
patrons, VITO have known and patronized hin
heretofore, he especially recommends himself
md solicits their custom.
The prices will be as low as they can posi-
bly, be made. GEORGE BEATTY.
mayl9, '5S-tf.
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ATYAcHNENT N0ZzcR

ThO's George prf D..
Jas. Hen derson, def. Adams, Justice Of
the Peace of Fox township, Carroll Co., Ohio,
on the 22d dayof October, A. D. 1858, said
Justice issued an order of attachment in the
above action for the sum of seyenty-nine dol
lars and ninety five cents.
THOMAS GEORGE
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Improve yOur Vision.

WE have the pleasure Of informing our Gus.
w toners and mankind In general, chat We
are the regular agent for c. Solomon 6 Co's
Improved Crystal and Double Spectacle, the
most perfect Spectacle Lens, ever introduced
All their glasses are ground in a Concave Con
vex form, which is in accordance with the
philosophy of nature; their perfect surface:
purity and transparency of material and exact
spherical figure, torn the most perfect speels.
Gle Lens in use.
P.S. We are also prepared to Gil old frames
with the Periscopic or Double Convex eIssse~
at O, A. B0EGELS Drug House.
LIQU0RSlFOB AAEDIoAL USES
French Brandy pure, Peach, do, Apple do
Raspberry do, Old Rye Whisky, Honongahsla
do, Irish do, Port Wine, Rhine do, CataEbs do.
Malaga do, Holland Gin, Jamacs Rum, call =
the Drug Store Of
Oct, IA, 1858.
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Appointments for December
DR.. L. V. PIERCE

Persons suffering from sudden attacks n
disease, or from chronic complaints Of Iono
standing, will find 1t to their advantage &
take notice Of tn above appointn ents as Nc a
charge is make for counsel Mild medicines
with proper advice in respest to habits disi
and exercise, effect far more cures than M tbe
poisonous drugs which corode tho system
waste the viral powers, aud udenrnine tbe
constitution. 1'-' 'H'
DR.. Pierce having had much experience in
the treatment Of Consumption both Of the
second aud third stages. hatters himself that
under his treatment it is not an incurable dis
ease. Hts unequsled success thus far. proves
s!i that he asserts. Having devoted much Of
ms time and study 10 the tire atment OF tbis
death dealing adversary, he feels assured, that
under his prescription it must yield, as Il has
oone in numerous instances heretofore.
ne Is also very successful in the treatment
o. Cancers and Female Weakness, and has
gwen life and health to many afflicted with
the above diseases.
MARX THE TMKl and remember that he NAV
DO consulted free of charge, in diseases of ali
kill. WIN
Nov. l0,-td.
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CarrOlltOn Academy!

I The first Session OF tho CARROLLTON
i ACADEMY will commence on tuesday. tho
til of October, A. D 1858, and continue
twenty weeks rs.
CommodOus Recitation roons have been
secured in the "STIDGER B DING.n
TERMS OF TUITION.
Reading, Penmansbip, arithmetic, Mental
and Written, Geography, English Gram.
mar, an Analysis of Sentences $500.
Alge bra, Geometay, TrigOnometry,
Survey ing Physiology Natural PHI
ilosophy, Chemistry, Intellectual Phi
losophy, and Elements of the Latin
AND Greek Languages, ~. $1,000.
Lessons in Vo'al Mu sic given at moderate
fee.
The charge for Tuition payable, one half at
the middle of the term, the remainder at the
close No deduction for absence except in
case of sickness. ~
Coed Boarding and Rooms.
can be procured cheap--price varying accord
ing to locality and cost of provisions.
The object of this Academy is the attain.
ment Of an Elevated Standard Of education for
young
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.
And those wishing to acquire good English
Education, or who wish to complete their
Preparatory Studies with view of entering
College, can have as good faculties here as else
where, !
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JAMES RQUIRES EST4TE

Notice is hereby given that have been duly
1Vappointed exc g utor of the estate of James
Mcclure, decd, All persons indebted must
pay Immediately; and all claims presented
within one year. MICHAEL INQUIRE.
Nov. IT, ,-3w, Execptor
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c. BAxTER. 81 srEntf i.
BAXTER &sTERAEG's
Drugs Wall Paper depot
" he poffon fgogss

mm.,, tAhhoLLfoE, ONO.
WhkhE mag Be t0ahd large and com.
- pee e stock OF Drugs, Msdicihes, PERU.
nery, Paints, Oil, Yarnisbes. Brush9s nr-
.lsh !. v lndoS Glaf, Wall Paper B5,5c,s
bamIag fiaid, Fiaid Lamps. Psbnp.,octs ;,
bic iead and paluis ahd oils Of an d.s~,ia.
t2iA. We lso haEs mast Of the prourietoT,
= ete9s Ned eines, Esa before he pabi.c.
4i Is The intealisn ef dc uaderfisued a
sep PgEE artieles AL VII eel lhcm a. Iog
: may ean be sold Rauefcd by pass sue.
81 aad ne patroamge Of Physicians and our
Other nnweroas ifisads, NC shal by stricl A..
tendon 70 ocr busiaess, asd selling Iow. hone
70 merit Z continuence n de same. For ~.
ihing yoa need 10 our llHe, cali wilh us. We.
are satisfied that We can sen a. Low II not
over than lhe tame can be sold II dis Vain. |
BAXTER a STERLING.
Z. B,-Physicians prescriptions earefully 81.
= at all hours-night or day. B.kS
a..
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PUBLIC SALE.

PUBLIC SALE.
WILL bc sold at Public Sale at the Railroad
W Depot, in Catrollton, on Sa turday, the
27th inst, the Locomotive Washington.
Terms cash, sale at O'Clock T. NJ.
Nov. l0th-2w. II. COGsII,.
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State OF Ohio
Carroll County s.

Jacob Justus
administrator of
John Justus deed
vs. !
Sarah JustHs eft |
al. /
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-26

o.. 0aa 10. r. f7i- rccucaf asS tho aaos embrace,
shopt leA bbs cloet,g within tire rarre or our nrurcs
Waeat-Il,. ,ta,kat wag utsctled and prices lower
III N M. ~ VIZ nonfe doing ~ tbo decline the sales EN-
h,estd about an roc brah.s Including Canadian Club
% 80 rcd ma s,xed western NJ al O1 a 81 o. sht,
Se,,tLtru AZ Il IA red conshorn M 81 90 anc
RAJ Rctf,rtv at al Ia Corn was more active
cot s,ts ~ ,to,, - Coa h.sh.. nc,d,,g xe.iern
rn, III ~ IN, ~ and white Sonthe,r. !, sor Ryc was
nn,s, !, az nsrl ealas 90 ~ ono hn.tcIs uere nade
!, @ ao, ns 4 son 40 sooa state MAJ. yvere cold a.
81 G,,s 49, a,esjy Win ,,les ~ wes,e-, and cana
ai,n - ~, ! nv" o,d IN e,at,, ~ AZ !, d6c
f..., 49,. \, ato, 400 ma of plo vv.ys ,o.,a =,
i6ile !, II III " ~ - 49, ~ "
fr~o. I'M, ss, ~ canon ~ ~ ac.a aho,t asa baias
n nte,e,ac, ,ses " ' 100 - ~ Wv ''
~, rrss - =, ,,..o.ooo, -. t,,;,os 49,, .,..
ur,, nm, IA MA .,s,o1s ~ coo ,so,e anaaaod - LII
AT III ~ ~ ,ane !, lea Ana roo he ~ re-,
ii lied e., ,a,,ne ssad 80 80 90, ~
ia b,l. ~ ,n IN ,u 90 - o1u 100
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-26
Tie National Horse Fair.

Yesterday WAS the opening day OF the National Horse
Fair at the Eclipse Course l. under the auspices Of the
Association for Improving the Breeds OF Horses. The
arrangements for the exhibition not fully completed
yesterday and the grand cavacade Of horses which
have taken place at O'Clock was postponed until
to-day At eleven Numbers of horses were the ground
early hour many Of which returned to their
stables for the day and not by those who did
reach the grounds at early hour good deal Of
fine stock, however, renamed, and much admired
by connosscurs The examination of the horses entered
for premiums will take place today by the committees
appe u,ed for that purpose The trials for speed Off
announced but satisfactory, of the
great disparity Of speed between the horses entered for
the prizes whatever being taken in them
il well known beforehand by the spectators which
Horse must matter Of course, win In fact there
were at a and the prizes might just as well
have been awarded without trial For instance for the
Kings county prize Mer's Damscl, celebrated track
mare was entered against horse of reputation AS
fast horse AZ al; and with the saddle prize for all
horses, which also mere farce, as the renowned
lancet entered with four others that he could have
d.stanced az easily us he did the that started with
him The time was hardly worth recording, and de-
scription Of the unnecessary The two miles
made BY Aiers Damsci in 532 in which she distanced
hcr opponent lancet did the thing al mile heats
s37. Among the stations that remained on the ground
during the day several very ane, also u few
select booi mares, IN foas BY their side There
also few excellent colts, which do credit 70 their
breeders; but IL wOul be Ivi os 10 plrcuarize before
the awards Of the committees are rendered, when
shall have something to say upon the subject The
trials for speed to-day win be Tor donbe teams Of horses
known have been used aDd driven together the road
two mile L,ats wagons for prize OF $500, for which
there Eve entries. This will be an Interesting race
worth looking at II takes place al one O'Clock. At
three O'Clock there Will b- trial trot two mile heats in
harness horses owned and driven by members of the
Association, for eod cup valued at $500. There
four entries FOR this which promises TO be an exciting
AHA
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UrooLIvu city News.

COMMON corsorL-Ata meeting Of the Common Coun-
Gil last night reaout on was adopted directing the Cor
poration Counsel inquire and report why The track
Of the Flstbusb Avenue Railroad not laid and cars
run thereon, in compliance with order Of the Common
Council made some months since The places for holding
the polls designated and the Inspectors Of Election
were appointed 10 fll vacancies.
THE yellow FgyxR.--Thc Health onlccr has prepared
statement recently by which appears that twenty three
deaths occurred IN Brooklyn Of yellow fever during the
rast season
CoRoSERs Isoursr-Coroncr Redding held inquest
yesterday upon the body II female named Brstow,
who was found dead on Wheat Ii the previous morning
n appears she lcft her home in Marcy avenue on sanr
day night and not returning search made and tho
body found Tho verdict ~ the jury proved that sbe
died Of congestion cf the brain
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hv Of tn fricuis az he company that thu r,ost
inaikcc charge ~ The nirny and its prospects 70 be
sfloslN( g. bad manage meet, more especially tie
unpofaasy aud unltutss too She position u che pfgs Va,
President va.ch Mas hereafter b. dici. 1se alay
BE- Some force ii his ls year the aiding Company
oa compared a. he previous year. 400 90 tons ~
lis tonnage io0,Ao0 tps ~ tho beginning Of thr ypar
TN irc.dr' ~ the Reading Company declared his n1ey
TO be e regain the tormf tonnage q, any sacrc amt
Nn tuis olect the charges the road were reduced
- cents rr to which thc con Tonnage Of last year
would hno'it e more than $500 600. The Cana, Gnm-
Lazy ~ not follow this insane policy al reducing Their
.hn ecs merely q get business. without reference to
nis, ha Maintained their rules OF last year Tie result
has been decided falIro the declared po
ICY q ic Kairoad Company ier tonnage at the re
aNeta raus, has again 20 far, diminished 100000
tcrf, while the business of tho Canal lomfsny,
without reduction their tolls will DO the
as last year. We not surprised, Therefore,
that many stockholders attribute this deplorable
result 10 bad management. White good management
cannot be tco hg, appreciated, and is essentially eQu
ste especially ~ declining business there is duty Of
The sicckho'der- mnre universally neglected. Bat
ih!tr" esod management s1muye overcome the blum
deis OF the i@st W. think too late. The bonded
deb, has been increased tic ycar 70 900 co., without any
corresponding ah! advantage, and IL ~ too much u
expect ha any management, however perfect
come this fatal NO, enoui.
Tho following = - Treasurers statement Of tho Ohio
and Mississippi Railroad fer the month Of September 1853.
This siatement shows Of S25 at IS over the
CORES undinr month pf IA. a
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER C,AL-

MoSpAy, OFT 25-Gp H
The bank sto,c Ncnt n this day compares follows
With that of last week -
Ned e,,;o. Yo,a. Specie. fsrctiafn flesosifs
Oc % OK IN, y 500 SOS 500 sst 100, f9I o5S
Oct 3d.. 1874 S14 222 IS osi - ',o'so-i ioS
Increase -. 657 .s21 74,@i $4,000
Decrease. l,ooo
This statement is generally rega vdcd as satisfactory
gives evidence of the gradual return Of bullion from the
snbTreasury through the country me BANKS ana o.
the increased deposits that lns mere me
increase OF loans be set down to ahces mae ny
the banks securities Of various kinds uhec'h Win
The Imitation in stocks. In the absence OF ih'teau''c
paper, the banks Ike private individuals, 1'cn i'o
Wall stree, TO make living; would be well if al VINO
do as much Jared well they The very large agg ege
Of tie clearmgs for the weckn the absence Of any ner
camille busnosssLows Low largely the banks particp We
the stock movement The ccarngs for the week wcr
sio5 sT6io7 against sils ,ile last week. The
drawn osts for the past four weeks compare fol-
lows
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THE FAMILY HERALD.


saloon-The Recent Prize FIght-Arrest or
the New York Fortune Tellers-Trlal or the
Steam Fire Engine In Wall Street-Local
MatteIs-N0rkct Reports, &c., sc.
The FAMILY HERALD, In its Of to will
tain large quantity of Interesting reading natter with all
the newsof the preceding week Of interest and importance
Among other matters ii viii contain
An Account OF the Supposed Murder in Gambling Saloon
in BroadwayDescent upon the Premises by the PocePro
ceedings before Justice Connolly, &c.
report of the Brutal Prize Fght-Graphic
account Of the Combat between Morssey and Benica
Boy tor the championship Of Acknowledgements of the
Champions Before ana After the gMorrssey Victorious
Achievements Of Modern NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of the Combat
ants with description Of the Way they Tr.ined-rr
umph of Brutality, &C.
An Of the Arrest Of the New sorcerersThe
Mayors Squad among the Fortune Telers and Cairvoyans
More Humbug Espoaed-Rch Affair.
complete and authentic list of the Passengers by the
fortunate steamship Austria
The Fruit Crop lssS-yied of the Different Varieties
General Failure of the Crop, &c.
Three Years Cotton CropsTheir Distribution Value
Of the Execution Stout ut RoaeserTLe
Petition for Communication Of Sentence.
Execution Of a Woman in Pennsylvania.
The Trial Of the Steam Fire Engine Ia Wall sreetBanquet
to the Phadelphiaps.
Letters from Correspondents in Paris and Berlin
Speeches Of the Emperor Alexander the serfs of Rus
STA, &C, &c.
The Canadian Red River Exploring Expediuon-characer
of the Countryake Of the WoodsFerily of the Valley OF
the Red River, &c.
The Balloon Race at Cncinnai-Tbe Rival Eronauis
their Traseis--Ascension Of 1hree Balloons, &c.
Editorials on the leading events OF the day.
Local News of interest OF this and the adjoining cities
fu report of the New York Cattle Market with nun
Der OF cattle offered for sale prices, NC
The Latest News received by telegraph otherwise mp
the tinie 81 publication.
obituary Notices OF and distinguished characters
Police ReposTheairical Crieisms-C aud Mo
ney Market Reports-Marrages and Deaths Tor Week-ao
letber forming a interesting and useful newspaper.
TermsOny 81 year, single copy. To be Oh
the Office the .RALD ana of al agens At
yertise meuls inserted ut the usual HERALD rates.
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Tha Ne,r York Stasc Elsctinn.

NOTICE TO EDITORS REPORTERS, TELEo1arHERs
AND POLL. IclANs.
The supcglnndcnts of the several lines telegram ID
this state have in the kindes, manner signied their will
i1gness to hold all Of their Offices open on the night of
election the reception transmission Of returns for
the press free Of ali expense except for the services
operators which viii be betrayed by the several editors
served; ana with view 20 facilitate the reception and
rangemen Of the returns beg respectfully to ask your
particular attention TO the following suggcstons;-
What the press desire more than all else election
night Is comparative statement OF the for Cover
nofhat is the loss gain Of either ticket the town
or towns or district sent by telegraph compared with
the vote for Secretary OF State year Simple returns
by themselves are no guide for VIC have no means Of
comparison; or even if had the time allowed for the
preparation OF the dispatches for publication would not
admit of making il The vote for the other candidates
the respective tickets not wanted will only make
confusion ard cucumber the telegraph lines with needless
matter
The thing importance is tho actual probable
result in the several districts for members Of Congress
We do not want the votes cast in the respective towns
except in the OF largo Cities but as an ap.
Proclamation of the result be arrived at we desire IT,
The Of the member elect is all that Is necessary to
tie photographed.
The only other matter desired election night Is the
name and politics of members the Senate and AS
scmby The vote Of dstrcs or town is neither required
nor wisrd The mere name aud politics. already stated
being all that is wanted.
VIII all editors reporters clcgraphers and politicians
throughout the State obge tue press by keeping these
few and simple directions in view when sending election
news ana thus facilitate abors Of those who have to
spread them before the public in an ineligible form
Respectfully, &c, ID. H. CRAIG,
Agent of the New York Associated Press:
Composed Of the Courier & Enquirer Journal Of Com
erce, HERALD, Tribune, Times, Express, Sun, CONNER
cial Advertiser, Evening Post, Stats Zeung Stats
Jemokra, Courier des Fiat Unis and all the leading
journals Of this and other States Of the Union.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-26
Al EXCHANGE PLACE, oct. rs, 1853

The PENNSYLVANIA LAW or LIBEL UNCoSsrIrU-
noNAL-ln the case OF the Commonwealth the editors
Of the Wo,hinsn,e,'s Adaceae, Published believe, in
Shuy kill county the held that the law OF libel of
1856 Unconstitutional inasmuch aw can contra.
transcend the constitution of the State The bill
Of rights which IS part OF the constitution ves the ber
" Of the press and declares what ihr truth NAV
be given evidence thereby prohibiting il 10 an other
cases But the law of 1856 goes further and allows il 10
be given in evidence in all AN alteration Of tho
bill of rights, and therefore "a that extent unconstitutional
PHILADELPHIA Ledocr, Ort Is.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-26

A PHYSICAL RESTORATIVE is WAITS NEgy0US
hons coughs asthma hrOnchs heafN he mental
or physcsl debility, neuralgia deifnn
spus anecton Will permanently consunptA'n ND
700 lar advanced There reaction after taking Seed
I.rs circular JOHN fitE CO. proprietors 100 asAaa
sueel, hays, NO Fulton street, brooklyn. ~ bgaie.
TTEkD--CKOnSIEY'S MEDALLION VELVET oar
peis ~ % per yHrd vevets 81 II and 81 rs BruA
sells dc. tic ahc yOc all wool and
cloths, Sic foc and 6c Paris Table plano o0ygrs MaSs
and AKIN mister rugs, msa &C. wonderfully low
ANDERSON, 90 Bswery.
BARGAINS BARGATNst RApa.ISar
- FANCY GOODS,
FOR CASH FOR CASH FOR CASH,
CALHOUN ROBBINS,
No. 20 AND Zs vESEY STREET
IMP0kTEkS AND JoRbEks or
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC FANCY GOODS
EXPRESSLY
F2 aEk
CITY
RETAIL TRADE
Combs, Dress buttons. Brushes
threads, Sewing silks, Braids
Bindings, Tapes, Suspendcra
Scissors. Fans. Fortemonnates,
Rerlumery, I4dies' bella, Jewolry.
FANCY apAss AND GILT HAIR PINS.
DRESS TRIMMINGS.
10 DIyPtKENT STYLES OF SKIRTS.
SKIRT SPRINGS STRING COVERING
REEDS, DC, sc, de-
Ts extensivs Of the above goods found
the cry which u offered prices Which defy compc
ton. CALHOUN kOBBINH,
Nos 20 ard y Vesey street, up staSrs. New Yo~k.