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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-12-06
Market.-Nnw YORK, Dec, 5.

Cotton market unchanged sales 1000 bales lie for
middling uplands.
FLOUR-Recepts 3G0l4bbls; sales $4,000 bbls; State
and Western a shade frmer super State $50 "a $40;
extra State $3.50 "a S5,lO round hoop Ohio S565 90
575; common to good extra WesternaS530 a 545 South
unchanged sales 1900 bbls mixed TO good $3.50 "a
SIS; fancy and extra $3.50 a SI25 Canada super nom
inal 400 bbls extra $40 % $50.
GkAlN Wheat unchanged sales 36 900 bush; Chca-
spring. SlS; western red private terms; southern
white Sl45 Canada club private terms. Corn
and frner; sales 1900 bush; white, new, Ssc; yellow
ern and Jersey 40 % 45c Northern and Western IS q
46c.
PROYISIoNS-Beef steady and unchanged; sales $50
bbls; country mess 50 $50; prlme:s4 45O repacked
Chicago 50 "a $40 for new; prime mess at Sl1 "a Sl9
Pork active and rmer; sales 400 bbls, including
5000 bb old sellers option for January February
and March, at $3.50; Sl625 "a 1850; prime Sl So
Lard steady. Dressed hogs m at u "a ac for corn fed
Butter dull; Ohio ll9 a lSc; State IA "a dc Whisky
IS hhds at sc; Afuscoyado lbs hhds at II % 7sc
Coffee qulet sales small Molasses steady; cayed Gu
ba, $500 hhds at 233c
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-12-06
GOV. Wisa,s Messaga.

RICHMOND, VA, Dec 5.-The Legislature
of Virginia organized to-day. Gov. Wise re-
views the Harper's Ferry affair." at great
length. He speaks of the spirit Of fanaticism
and the one idea of the abolitionists, which
has seemed to madden whole masses of one
entire section of the country, which enters
into their religion, education, politics, prayers,
courts of justice, and legislatures which has
trained up three generations in moral and so
cial habits of hatred to the masters of African
slaves in the United States, but turns not upon
slavery elsewhere; which would have sent a
rescue to assassins, robbers, murderers, and
traitors, whom it has sent to felon's grave
and he speaks in the same style of John Brown
and the North.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-12-06
Municipal Elections.

New BEDFORD, Dec Sat our municipal
election to-day, Isaac C. Taber was chosen
Mayor by 573 majority, over Weston How
land, citizens candidate A majority of the
City Council, on the Taber ticket is also elect
ed
SPRINGFIELD, Dec. 5.-There was straight
party contest to-day, and a large vote for city
officers. The Republicans carried everything,
having from 800 to 400 majority, in vote OF
over 1000. Daniel l.. Harris is the Mayor,
and Horace c. Lee, Clerk and Treasurer.
The latter succeeded Joseph Ingraham, Dem
ocrat, who has held the office seventeen years
The Board of Aldermen is unanimously Re
publican, and the Common Council IA Repub-
Hcans to Democrats.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-12-06
1nhn Rrnun,s Ramaina

Troy, N. Y, Dec. 5.-The body of John
Brown, accompanied by Mrs. Brown and
Wendell Phillips, passed through this city to-
day, arriving in the cars at noon and leaving
at six O'Clock for its destination. Little or no
excitement was created during the time the
body remained at the depot. The funeral
takes place on Thursday at North Elba
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-12-06
Sletu advertisements,
WORCESTER UNION GOTILLON COMPANY.

y. B.-Musc by THE AMERICAN QuADRILLE BAND
Five Pieces.
Admttance-Gentlemen SOC, with many Ladies as
he chooses to wait upon. Dancing TO commence at
and close at u o'clock. d2t* dc
BY Z. W. VAIL.
EXECUTORS' SALE OF REAL ES-
IL TATE AT AUCTION in Princeton, consisting of
Woodland, Dwelling Houses, Store, Mill Privilege, Fac
tory Building &C. belonging to the estate of the late L.
H. Hemenway situated in the southwest part of Prince
ton, the road leading from Princeton to Barre,
FRIDAY, the 10th day of December, at IL O'Clock
Terms at sale. For further particulars inquire of the
Auctioneer or DIR. VIM WORKMAN and
II. p. PAXTON, ESQ,
Executors of the Estate of the late E. II. Hemenway
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-12-06
Prenaring for Rioters

New YORK, Dec. 5.-The Seventh and
Eighth regiments are ordered to be at their
armories at six, and to remain there all day,
in case of emergency. A strong force will
also be stationed at the arsenal, to prevent any
attempt to seize the arms stored there.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-12-06

DIED.
In Milford Nov 25 Edward W., only son of Jonathan
Battles, 10 yrs mos; 2Sth, VIM. II. Lewis, 3d.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-12-06
LATEST NEWS.
BY TELEGRAPH
0 THE WORCESTER DAILY SPY
American Telegraph Office, lincoln House Block.1
TmIRTY-sIxTH CONGRESS-.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 3, 1859.
SENATE.

WASHINGTON, Dec. D, 1853.
SENATE.
The Senate was called to order.at twelve
o'clock, by the Vice President. Prayer was
then made by Dr. Gurley. Forty-eight sena-
tors were present. The credentials of John
C. Ten Eyck of New Jersey, and Henry P.
Ham of California, were presented. They
both appeared and were qualified
The absentees were MeSsrs. Benjamin, CLAY,
Crittenden, Davis, Douglas, Fitch, Fitzpatrick,
Hammond, johnson of Arkansas, Polk, Sc
bastian, Seward and Toombs
Mr. Mason Of Virginia, submitted a resolu-
ton which he would call up tomorrow, for the
appointment of a committee to inquire into the
facts attending the late invasion and seizure of
the armory and arsenal at Harper's Ferry, by
band Of armed men, and report whether the
same was attended by armed resistance to the
authorities and public force of the United
States, and the murder of any citizens of Vir-
ginia, or any troops sent there to'protect pub
lie property whether such invasion was made
under color of any organization intended to
subvert the government of any of the states of
the Union; the character and extent of such
organization; whether any citizens of the
United States not present were implicated
therein, or accessory thereto, by contributions
OF money, arms, ammunition, or otherwise
the character and extent OF the military equip
ments in the hands or under the control of said
armed band +; how and when the same was OBJ
tanned and transported to the place invaded
also to report what legislation, if any, is nee
essary by the government for the future pres
ervation of the peace Of the country and safety
OF public property, the committee to have pow
er to send for persons and papers.
Mr. Trumbull of Illinois, gave notice that
when the resolution came up, he should move
to amend by extending to the seizure at
Franklin Mo-
The customary resolutions were adopted to
inform the House of Representatives and the
President that the Senate is ready for business
Mr.. Gwin gave notice of Pacific Railroad
bill
The Senate then adjourned.
HOUSE.
The House was denseIy crowded. The
members were called to order at noon, and the
roll called, to which two hundred and thirty
one memberes answered. The House then
proceeded to the election of a Speaker, uiUa
Uoce. Mr.. Houston nominated Mr.. Sherman
OF Ohio; Mr.. Adrian nominated Mr.. Davis of
Indiana Mr.. HaSkin nominated Mr.. Hickman
of Pennsylvania; Mr. Stevens nominated Mr.
Grow of Pennsylvania Mr.. Riggs nominated
Mr.. Boteler Of Virginia.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-09

n TINE WO0&D.
Sloem's Oint0asa 80 UoAaesso Psv,Ae,.
Scv Purity. AAtjds1bs. lsvfsiaey go Ts~~~~.A
ness sLoAN's Oix1 NETT eeceis, ~ 10 v.pcr -.
pess'a.nS ah sthrs ~ insenss $40 Llnso,enn1 -
N ~ or tn Following 1S6o~o<s.
Sre1 wcuncs ea..e 81 MI asGds, n poiee hsVana
crAch.- hr~is sb.n@. vir1Ralis ~ i, ~ N r.ln,s
spsvfns -sfs nsy. fstIIs .itss.ts u ssG1 -.
AID Crack. f.uldeT.d feet, scestcA<s anaAyesaa
mango, IN h. m distesr,sr,
TINS PowDEk viii 'tR,oye oil, II 0sr uaslsa N
ever, nrij the bleed n. a. .. e;eer :, -
ssier, ant strengthen eve J part Of n. tesy: =.
has proved sovereisa remedy fcs the asscwSs
dipc 80.
Di~ttmp'r, hide bound Leo. Of a,YctI.. ln~ss
sirs.ns, yellow water iL0snn aion Il ,le 49, =.
tgue IN bard s1r cis ~ rtern a ~, a. ensa n.
" csDsi . IN COMPLAINT. Nhrt lrnvrs 20 sasas "a
many valuable hotssa Ia tNis Q un,ry. III 10 sac I
.afs and O rain rtm-;y fos CoesLs ana Cvssa
which generate 50 Gsny diseases.
WALfkH sHOsu.
original Pro, ssesrs.
Grand Dep /, ~ eouth water Al , 10 bs.sueOe a
the hn-nd house. Chicaso, liiinsir, asa ss1 =
nelly every town IN al the w@s'ssn cisseo
All WLtiessle Dr-Eg,.ts sell tie mesicins q ess
regular ~hol sais pt,c-s.
FOR HOkSlS AND CATTLE,
eLoANs tFsTAsT KGLfEr II truly Great nsD>d,
ush " Ten bottle ct Sloah's fns, art nslDoR stvro
In pint f~asm water, selrom fasl. 20 epre Dorse
OF coin'rh Ciic IN few MINUTES; In sstrs - cseeo
reIes; the dose In Q teen m,nus.s
For b'oiees, Ssr-ins, b Pslne, anr many cstey ~
JUIlss on Hofsee, Cstt and other Anin.sis o,ern
Instant De ief tpes Oily erect . care. naay ersseoo
fcctod, " The use Of this Wuade9fal uedinAs>
faueI- "A Onm
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-09
FORSALEORLEASE


A0ND hundred and twenty Building lots In %
cAddition 70 the town Of Port Byron.
These lots eligible and handsomely situsted N
chs bsnk Of the Mississippi They vii be sold on rsA.
eousbls terms
Por particulars inquire Of Aessrs. DuSfse, Pratt
Ooi, Port Byron. Charles J. Rogers, NAG LeClaiSe,
orOf JOHN T. KING,
Dand Agent No IS Brady street.
II Also aumberIess desirable pieces Of land In
aud near the cities Of Davenport and lie Olaire, and
near Port By on nov3O
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-09
Notice.

N~ID Ouhscriptioa Boots Of the Davsnpert and
i Oedas valley 1ail Road Oenpeay viii y maio
opan q The 01oo Of Dr.: Z. J. 0sun1eTs In Pest Of
- he'd, next Aoos 70 the De0ocsat One, until
0as1gday, ysbruasy 8, leao.
\. O0OE.
w. ALLEN,
IanS III. J. 0AuNDu10.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-09

tsblishsd TWENTY YRA1S- have ssv~d thsaeanAN
completed Try them They ar warranted.
nERRICK . mo.
Practical Ck' m'sts, Albany, y y.
Sold 81 Wholesale and retail, By oil DruoU1ote "
Davenport and BY Dealers evc-ywhere
=. r. h. n & T.. u. PALMA. fSavsilino Aga
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-09
NEW RSTABLlSnnlRNT.
EaNCT DYE HOUSE

IN 0RAUp011 would respectfully notify Tie u.
il 49, a Davenport, RoA Ialaad aAA viclnity
- y hoe tAken house On
1unRD n. BET. D1ADY AND P1R1Y,
n DnvoopoRe, sad proposes 70 Tie Ladies end
00n1nno1 tAoe - VIII Oder an6 0couI an, OIape
0hsu1s Wspls 0seaeo. Hair, ysasAsss, 1essv snd
- - ~ = ysas ID ~ businau ~ Aas
vo1111 = 11Dole, ltoly, 0N1aay - = ~ ps1nal.
- 0n11 - v1i1oG ooo1oe
1DnAM 0po0R ooG00 - ADRAn
0DnnGDm0nn0oAAD o0m01nDDn
49, eeoooe
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-09
That GREAT RE EDY
80 LONG SOUGHT,
70 UTD n r. Il n = IT,

70 UND n II Il ~ = r.!
IVuIS remedy. cis.mea By the medical professls&
i and the multiplied thousands who have us~d \
aud tc.tt It's U0Ndssfwl curative properties, 70 -
tu own remedy, d the silt Of years 0f toll ~
study by Of Ohios savolte ply sici me- u order
% produce souethng that wOuld Get the wishes %
~ pslsce sad humble oottsge can testisy TO ihe -.
mediate rel,ef found BY NJ For want Of spoco
we only oer lsw Of the many svsdeness In IL -
vOI.
Moline, ~ Etb. 10 I ~.
MDSeRS Z nuMN 4 CO. Gssss: w AsA
YOUR Asue Bal.sm sups r.or " an, r,medy N cor
market .or the perm nsnt cure II al msia, oGs o.
eases. We III e fully Ieccmns nd u - ~ostAS 49,
great name !. hes where v-Y .old and cd
Very truly yours, RICHARDS L THOMAS.
TO the sufferers Of ehiis. snd fevs. en- ssue,
a. eerfally ssanit the following: Hsvre obssvsA
closeiy The -neet Of Dr. ssnn's age BaI,sn i -
vioini for the pa three years, eu well I1ea0s1
With IT, media virtu - IN ~ tidote 10 nlalasla.
] nave frequently used Il N ny p-aess.s snA OisA
entire saiiffsc,ion. FroO N inim..e hIcslec0s
o. this compound. rec INN I'd u - safe. prcmUe
ant -alcienI
' o' n a,cKspou. II D.
kssfson. Ind. Mey I7aa. res
1BSSRs n NJ CO. Ceai.: Bsviso
sold your Asne Bslrsm tor h. past .hs's zero -
Of pei In THE vicinity. and eIno j olse
virs is fleets. we do not h~stst In ss,ipc - -.
Nv u he b . remedv ever soif ~ indisna ss1
will esc tually CURE chilis, fever IN ag,e shkOGe
fail.
Truly Yours. PsILLInAs KsAHxs,
Or sgi.is.
Loessspovs. nd. Sept 1.fA. 10.
d. MANN :-Pi-A se O. 10 m tne hat ~ D. 0cso
A s.: nj; = ~ = 3: :: see:
and AgUe. tY1L',
Ply sleian ard D ~ ~.
81. Lo1ts, M0seA RS.
MkSSRs. 3 Z MIN . Co., Cent?: have
sold Ia q amo.nt your sue asl an TIE psss
hree yesss mi nnd IN where tdues ai.. ZEE
Il has NO qus In tue history u sgne reDents, 80
ON all parts Of thu W'M Ws tie ssae shsev
I eWs-l, yer fails cur us . M b
locked upon Ia this ntr the best m d.. fug
chils, iaveY ald sgue ever IN o.. nAvbs,.
o. WOOD CO.
s. X. MANN 4 &C, II. rr:.etora, Ga
lion, Ohio. Sold by al
good Druggista.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-09

~ u =, n ~ a1~ n Ne - ~ -
OF THE NINETEENTH CENTURY.
Is u d N y u WVVO
u/rp prsro, .r,.-
C,AYa The ~ sor,. NJ p.,o.,.,. Ma~
- pub h etter to DR. Wood, Of this city fson :
gentleman In Nam, ", icb spesk 81 sh ~ oG -
must have i,s EJECT, VIII couIs flo = . reliable
Dr. ne ID, no eucamiums nor ssse.. pss.ry frcs .As
press:
sArx, NAME. Jan. 50 1859.
Prcf.ssw Q. Wood 4 Go
mouth. .ias ne ssS, = s s .'::s -.
h:r Ieste - I've, va iodn "a 70 make a,pa :. %
Of !. Y ny own hair, -, had b one esiss sssy:
-: sH.,sc,e, M ,s,.. .sos..s ~. 49,
ch.s bot Il Of your h.ir .e,or..,v. - -. ~
n. al, snm, ,wic WI. I have Ace r,c srei
ssssfs, hos,ie ~ Oh 81 : h.ve rssa
nov e. ty 10 the world that IT, s,sv n = NJ -
"a ~ h.,. !. pe.s~.s 4. p"..rs e,es NJ:
TO- s.rD,y n,e i ,eals an nov Ky yssw 4
my sood wife 81 The assof f,-swo. sas sss1h w.
" re zen. .ss ,"s sa,c. a.-u au :. ~ v.
able discovery. sm srsa ID shat whoever -
tightly sse. - per dnecstns .in not h.ve efeeel.a
s e. :ss ~ s:1: to: .. - =: ss -
IS Is . . a. :. \. =, s.l: 80: -
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-09

Geo. w. Ellis 4 Co.
No. 10 I.eClsire Rev.
HAv' Just received large ''0et0f
Wall Papers.
Also on consignment rare lot Of
mN BOOKS,
which they will sell ct the
London PssbitsJtess' Prices.
ALSO
BOth's and Livimgst0m'S
NEW WORKS ON AFRICA.
Hon. q. III. Smiths
ReDinescenceof VEST Lite, consisting Of Sketches
Of eminent chATact In and out OF Congress. I'm.
portant legal trials In the State Of indiana &C. &c
6vols. 60 pages. Price 1100. UnquestionAbly the
most interesting book thst has ., peared for many
years.
Davenport, April II, 1858. prI1tf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-09

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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-09

For sale.
Al Acres beautiful land for fate, Is acres OF
4U which is improved, good double log house, fine
water, 8 miles from Camden, on Monmouth road, H.
Terms easy,
ALSO,
Two beautiful arms, 161 acres each, so acres in
hieh state Of Improvement, good yelling houses
and out houses. good running and yell water each
miles ssst Of the city, . good road and near
the railroad 90 acres Of good coal and timber Ian
viii 20 With these farms II desired. The farms
adjoining, timber land and coal mics "a rare
chance 10 here offered and will doubtless 60 Of
the easy terms which they can be sold.
ALSO,
House and lot on Beconi street, Grants saw mill
Lot, 200 By 10 feet. Good two story frame house.
nne rtone basement. Terms easy.
Apply to
Ja23 uADS GALLOWAY SANDERS.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-09
Take them and LiVel
USED THROUGHOUT fHD woaIp.
Horriek's Sugar Coated Plllo
Kla Strengthening lFlastss. n

ONE beg q pegrteksso @.
Gar Ooe ted Life h.ls. cot.
iaa Only - csess, vti1 lase
. family III neotAs, anSo
tvcDty.dve dollass n ~
o.. iaD's bills ,Af,esn ~ Z 60
y more In loss tisne, end -
pnSr,Qusn,ly, to III q
some 0eubeS OF the fAsDoy.
the value - which eAooo8
b estimated IN collars -
cents.
Herrick's KID StssaeeheN
ing plasters euPe - I've
hears, psins and WUaknseo
I In tae bresst, site ard boeks
'herm atlc complaints - =
4 equally short spsCe n ~.
Spread on . bsouttlul lamo
sAin, to~ir use sn0scis 10
wearer 70 no incnnventR0no
an each one vi wear fpu0
ono vsek 70 three moosAA
Pills. family boxes, - o.
? pastess, On kti, 10N e..
. ~ Thn0 haVe 49, -
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-11-03

We have no comment to make on the proceed
ings of yesterday, when the SHERIFF of Baltimore
advertised that election was to be held for GER
tain officers known to our Constitution and form
of government. Life has been sacrificed in the
Intellectual struggles ofindvdua gallantry; but by
two O'Clock, in all the wards, except the Eighth,
the Reformers had abandoned the polls perfectly
satisfied that any election was impossible Our
local reports give a history of some of the
more conspicuous scenes of violence which
transpired. We can only say that no i'm
agination could picture worse than has happened
and that the entire space at our disposal, if occu-
pied exclusively with a history of Yesterdays
transactions, would not present it in its horrible
Details If we could we would blot forever the re-
cord of yesterdays shame from the annals of Bal
timore; but the deeds that were done can never
be forgotten, and monuments of brass will not be
so enduring as the memory of the second of No.
vember of the year 1859.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-11-03

A Washington correspondent has the following
in reference to Brown:
81 have it on the most reliable authority that the
death penalty will not be Immediately inflicted
He may be sentenced to die on the gallows within
two or three days, because the ordinary delay of
thirty days between sentence and execution does
slaves to nsurrection But Cow Wise admires
Browns indomitable pluck, and for that, and be-
cause be wishes to show the world how N agnani-
nous Virginia can be- he will probably respite the
execution for at least the thirty days | should
not be surprised, from what learn, if an order
will be made directing Brown to be sent to Rich
mond, and if he should be kept in the penitentiary
there till such time as the Governor fixes for his
execution"
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-11-03

The last monthly return of the Bank of Austria
states the notes in circulation at 472 76l forms
and the specie at only 49, $50 6S forms ar
about one-eighth On the LIST of January last, Aus
specie payments Her financial condition is now
once more deplorable.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-11-03

t.f MAR RI Z a.
At St Vincent de Pauls Church the Sst ultimo by
Rev Father Flaut, RANCI5 p. MURPHY TO Miss Ellen
sc ANL0N. bnth of this city.
On the 27th ultimO. by Rev. Mr. Hurst JOHN T. KRE-
MER to Miss LIZZIE RUFF both of this CITY
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-11-03
JoHNsToN's INSURANCE RooMs,


JoHNsToN's INSURANCE ROCKS,
IS and IS Second street,
AGGREGATE CAPITAL REPRESENTED,
Orer $lO,OOoOOO! 4
Fire Policies
Upon Appoped Risks,
Without the delay
Consulting the Home Offices.
In assuming the responsibility
Becoming identified
with the
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-11-03

g LovEJoY G.
No. 1875 BALTIMORE STREET,
HOSIERY,
GLOVES,
GAUNTLETS,
| UNDER-sHIRTS AND DRAWERS.
LADIES' AND MISSES UNDER-vEsTs
ZEPHYR woRsTEDs, KNITTING YARNS.
SHAKER KNIT WOODEN GOODS
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
No. 195 BALTIMORE STREET between Light and Charles
| g. AGENTS FOR WILLIAMS THIRTY DOLLAR
SEWING MACHINES. o2l -tJa1
T. G.
CARPETING
AND
OIL TINS,
FOR TIE
FALL TRADE
JOHN TURN ULL,
2i2 BALTIMORE STREET,
Has now in store splendid assortment of
CARPETING OIL CLOTHS, &C.,
ofhs own direct Importation for the Fall trade
consisting of
wfLToNS, MEDALLIoNS,
yELyETS, BRUSSELS, TAPESTRIES,
THRFE-PLY INGRAM, AND
VENETIAN CARPETS, RUGS, &c
ALSO, OIL CLOTHS,
brated Manufacturers all OF which will he sold at
very low prices, wholesale and retail.
JOHN TURNBULL,
s6-2mr 2i2 Baltimore street.
SELLING OFF AT COST
PARR'S CHINA Mans!
A RARE CHANCE.
Intending to engage in the WHOLESALE BUSHES
exclusively, have determined close out my large an
beautiful stock AT C0STthe richest and most varied
'fered in this country, consisting of
GLASSWARE, cut, pressed and engraved, of
BOHEMIAN, FRENCH, AND
AMERICAN MANUFACTURES
CHINA WARE, OF INDIA, FRENCH, ENGLISH
DRESDEN AND SWISS MAKES
VASES, STATUETTS, ORNAMENTS AND NOTIONS
PARIAN GOODS
sILvER-PLATED SETS, CAsTORs, &c
TABLE CUTLERY, WATERS, &c.
DINNER SETS.
TEA SETS,
TOILET SETS.
COMMON GOODS
And an endless variety beautiful and articles with
every thing pertaining the business Of which are
entirely new having been imported for my Fall and Winter
Sales previous to my intention TO change my business
CALL EARLY as expect to close up by DECEMBER
NEXT, and will POSITIVELY SELL AT AND BELOW
COST. To do TIME WILL BE GIVEN on large sales to
satisfactory purchasers if wanted. CITY and COUNTRY
DEALERS and families invited to call and see for then,
selves
D PRESTON PARR,
2ll Baltimore street,
" Near Charles
W STOKE FOX KENT. o20-tJ1r
COPPER-DISTILLED RYE WHISKY.
~ 25n bhis different brands, been from 2}5 to
years Warranted pure Will be sold low to close
B. OWINGS,
Commission Merchant,
o27-eo2w@ tap stairs }
MO. SO FRANKLIN STREET,
IN NEAR PARK STREET.
GRAND OPENING
OF RICH FALL AND WINTER
IL b / " E r g ID s,
RECEIVED MONTHLY FROM
LUCE HOY EFT, No. - Rue de Ia Pax, Paris,
By. c. ELOFFE,
o6 e"Srlr No. IS Frankl street, near Park street
U S T OPEN d.
~ Our large and vayied assortment of
. GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS,
for Fail and Winter which having been selected with great
care with view only to TIE demands of RETAIL
TRADE, we feel gratied in being able offer de
sirabie assortment than We have Heretofore.
SHIRTS SHIRT 4
ing Ct our POINTED YOKE SHIRTS can offer addl-
tonal attraction in regard to fit and finish: m
CONSTABLE, WALKER Coa
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