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The Nevada Democrat., 1860-10-02

CLERICAL APPoINTMENTs.-The Methodist
Conference, lately in session, made the fol-
lowing appointments for the Marysyille
District. B. Fish Presiding Elder:
Marysville, ,................W J. Maclay.
Marysville and Nevada county
German mission. n.......C. DierkinQ,
Buttes. ............C C. A. Leaman, supply.
NicOlaus. Gold Hill and Ophir, p. Grove.
Grass Acknowledgement. ID. Deal.
Nevada, .................W w. G. Deal.
Dutch Flat. t...............T.H II. McGrath.
North San Juan. e. . %. N. Brooks, supply.
Orleans Flat. .........T A. Tallyraud.
Forest City. II. Maddux
Downieville, WIS. Urmy.
La Porte. j. Dickinson
American Valley, w. Wimot.
Oroville, Hobart.
Lo"ci IuUa. ......... ID. DurneIl'
Timbuctoo and Penn ValleyW A Boyer, sup.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-10-02

Los ANGELES GRAPE CRoP.-The grape
crop of this year, in Los Angeles county, is
about full average, though the berry is
not so large as usual nor the lunches SO
heavy, but there are more on vine. Ship
ments have been made to San Francisco.
which is found to be Improbable, and the
crop will therefore be retained for making
wine and brandy. Grapes are now pur-
chased on the vine for one cent pound.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-10-02

FIREMEN's HoUsEs.-Pennsylvania Hose
Co. have purchased lot on upper Broad street,
and commenced excavations preparatory to
erecting brick building for the use of the COM
pany. The building is to be forty feet in depth,
eighteen feet front, and two stories high. Pro-
lection Hook and Ladder Co. have leased lot
of Mons. Chauyal, adjoining the Hotel de Paris,
ON Broad street, upon which they have COM
menced the erection of large and substantial
wooden building.
POLICE ITRMs-BBFORE JUsTICR SMITH,
James McCay, charged with disturbing the
peace, was tried on Monday, found guilty, and
fined $40.
Thos. Collins and Margaret Gallagher, charg-
ed with disturbing the peace, by fighting, quar-
reling, etc., on Sunday evening. Upon exam
nation on Monday morning, Tom. was found
guilty, and fined $40, and in default of payment
was committed to the calaboose. Maggie was
discharged.
STRAw.-A vote for President was taken
on Monday evening, at the Breckenridge head
quarters on Pine street, directly under the
Breckenridge and Lane flag, with the following
result: Douglas, 10; Breckenridge, g.; Lincoln,
/; Bell, lone man in the crowd refusing to
vote.
NEWSPAPER FAvoRs.-We are indebted to
Mr.. Pattison, of the Pioneer Express, for cop
les Of the Downieville Democrat and Citizen,
and the Carson City Enterprise, of Saturday;
also to Stone Bro, for the punctual delivery
Of the Marysville Appeal and San Francisco
dailies.
THE DISTRICT COURT met on Monday
morning, and after transacting some unimpor-
tant business adjourned over until Friday, No
yember 7th. There are but few cases now on
the calendar, and the adjournment was in ac-
cordance with the wishes of the attorneys and
suitors.
LIEBERT's DAGUERREAN GALLERY.-We
notice that Mons. Liebert has lately been max
ing improvements at his Daguerrean Gallery.
His businesses having greatly increased, he has
so arranged his lights that he can take pictures
from sunrise until sunset.
New BooKs.-Geo. w. Welch, of the Pio-
neer Book Store, Commercial street, has lately
received, direct from New York, large in
voice of books, among which are works of
standard authors and numerous late publica-
tons.
CLUB MEETING.-The members of the Ma
tional Democratic Club, of Nevada, are request
ed to meet at the Theater on Main street, to-
morrow "wednesday evening, at half past six
o'clock.
SCHOOL MARsHAL.-Thel Trustees of the
Nevada School District have appointed Mr.. S.
Hervey to take the census of the school chill
dren. He has already commenced the work.
NOTARY PUBLIc.-Geo. S. Hupp, ESQ.,, OF
the law firm Of Hill & Hupp, has been appoint
ed Notary Public, for Nevada county, by Gov
ernor Downey.
Mr.. JOHN c. BoYNToN has been appointed
to take the census of school children in the
Oakland District, lying between Nevada and
Grass Valley.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-10-02
Special Notices.

sands' SarsaparIlla-ForP Purifying the blood
Health depends almost entirely upon the state OF
the blood. II the vtalizing fluid which pervades ev.
cry tissue membrane fibre, flament, gland or othsr
organ' primary and subsidiary, be charged with the
elements OF disease, sickness must be the conse.
quence and until the cause is eradicated no per.
manent relief can be expected 1t is here that the
powerful health restoring properties of SANDS SAR
SAPARllLA are manifested its searching operation
reaches the germ Of disease and the cures II per
forms are therefore radical and thorough. Read the
testimony in another column.
No. Prepared and sold by A. B. & D. SANDS
Druggists, 100 Fulton street, New York.
For sale by H. johnson Co., and Reding ton 4 Co.
San Francisco Rice Coffin, Marysyille ; r. II. Nc.
Donald 4 Co., Sacramento II. H. Wickes Co., Ne
vada and by Druggists generally.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-10-02

LIEUT. BEALE, with a party Of fourteen
men, arrived at Fort TETON, on the 26th ult.,
from Independence. He came by way of
Albuburque, in As days, and reports the In
dians as very troublesome on that route.
Although his party came through safe, sew
eral trains behind them bad suffered se-
yerely.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-10-02
Comfy Court-Hoy. D. BELDHy, Presiding.

Upon affidavit and argument, ordered that the case
of DoOling II. NJ Moore be re-insta ted upon the
calendar and by conseut OF counsel case continued
to the next term.
Harbn VS.. Webber-Upon argument of respective
counsel and by stipulation agreed that that finding
aud judgment ofCOurt may be filed / n vacation.
Court adjourned for the term.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-10-02
THE COURTS.

District COurt-HoN. NILES sSRARIS Presiding.
MONDAY, Oct. 1st 1s60.-Upon petition Of the Bar,
ordered that all set for trial. be continued
until after the 7th of November, lS60-cases to be
reset upon the Saturday preceding the 7th.
The Court will be in session upon Saturday Of zach
week FOR the purposes Standardization and hearing
motions.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-10-02
Dry Goods and Clothing.
AMERICAN DRY GOODS STORE

J T. HAGADoRN, II. L. BowLEY.
CORNER MAIN WASHINGTON STREETS.
TSOR THE PAST Liberal. PATRONAGE BEST0W-
IL ed on this house. we return sincere thanks; for
the present, we feel grateful to the daily in
creasng fayors with which we meeting and
for the future, We are we'll prepared to meet the
wants Of the community in our line, by keeping
handsome and well-selected stock which cannot
fail to insure stl more wide and extended rep
uaton for selling the best class of goods at the very
lowest prices.
Our Stock having been bought exclusively for
Cash, and direct from Importers and Manufacturers
we are able to present to customers some unpre
cedented bargains for the next thirty days, as we
shall sell
AT COST,
and Winter Stock.
DRESS GOODS OF ALL KINDS.
- SILKS -
At less than Auction Prices. The best Silks for IS
cents and one dollar ever before seen in the State.
Splendid Fancy Silk Flounced Robes,
From $40 to 500.
BLACK SILK NIANTILLAS.
400 Black Lace MamtilI0s from to $3.50.
100 DOZEN HOOP SKIRTS.
Per last Steamer New Styles of
EMBROIDERIES & WHITE GOODS,
- ALSO, -
HoosIFRY AND GLOVES
DOMESTIC GOODS, OF ALL KINDS;
Gents and Ladies' silk and Mcrino Under. Gar
ments, &e. &c.
- CAPRETINGs, -
To close old Stock-will be sold at Wholesale Prices
Ga- LADIES ~5N
Should be sure and examine our stock before pur-
chasing anything in the way ofDRY GOODS as every
department in our store has in it, some special bar
gain worthy the attention Of every one,
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-10-02

PREMIUMs.-The following premiums were
awarded to citizens of Nevada county, at the
late State Fair;
Hydraulic Mining-First premium, DIR. J. B.
Warfeld, Eureka company, North San Juan.
Embroidery in Silk-Second premium, Mrs.
H. p. Sweetland, of Sweetland.
Embroidery in Cotton-First premium, Mrs.
II. p. Sweetland.
Best Pencil Drawing-First premium, Mrs.
II. P. Sweetland.
Hair Work-First premium, Mrs. Emma
Scofeld Nevada.
Flour-Second premium, Nevada City Mills.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-10-02

SUDDEN DEATH.-On the afternoon Of
Sept. 23d, Mr.. Perry L. Shipley died very
suddenly while sitting at table in Hoin's
Saloon, at Auburn. The immediate cause
of his death is supposed to have been an af-
fection of the heart. Deceased came to
this State in 1851. from Senecaville, Guern-
sey county, Ohio, where he left wife and
six children.
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.. NufI19eI
BON Or. 9. 2ubarid1. pratttfher Mrai

III @htcagp, Sa.
Die Suseub, Bic Maunbeft unb eds Glitter, MGe iCaten rtees
Bud leien. Gs entbGlt nislt6e 8elebrUnsfn iber BITE @rbdlture
bic SdSpaGen uno 8ranftetten Der @efbtett8tbetts, fir ) e,
nelte an BEN 70 eri6Epfeaeen uno f6ltrmmeu 6plsen Der uGelbf-
0otb um6 bic etnbrtneli6en D~arnungen. nelbe sS ertbeilf, weroen
Sabre oes 2etoens perbdten NIB idbrltd Iauience BON Reben ret.
ten. Der 6etlunesplan, ouf Der Anpeubune ber@let
~trtcttGt berubenb tt BARN ausfIbrti8 teiprpden unb na69e
fctefen, bB oteienieen pattenten, be tbr @elc fur Otebt3tn sefpen
BET bdbeu, abne eebetlt su Ietn, fG niht an bic rette Shmieoe &C.
meubet baben. Snpoten3, uafrrGtbarfeit, FOwie aIe nerv6fe
9etStn unO S6waden Der GtfdGeAt8Dr9ane fEnnen nur auf elet.
trtl6em SGese NtiOueG eetetlt rerber. Ge9en @tnlenOuus scn
80 Sta. @pffanps Miro eS Seeem fret sueeldtft wenn man
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YSener nft6 fptdbttger Tobrpla,t.
Is gfa6 Dem 8etel mltO SiiOeu. d

Memer nttb futbttger Inbrpla1t.
Is gfad Oeut 8eiteu nt0 GiiOen. -
Il 8alttmpre= nnb Ship=Gifembabn+
Mn unb naG Benz IA. sos. 1859 9eben BITE 8lge mic fDl9t:
gsn Gantpen <StatiDn Baltimore: Der SCfius, SDnntasS
aussenpnamert I'm Z llbr 90 Ninuten 0prnttaes; unb Der Gr
pres5ug Tim 4 Ibr $ Wthtuten Nadntttaes, 8etoe 8nee geben
mad ausn 9bettin pes qDefens UNI 8pfb- g8efens in %btrsfter
2ttte.
Stir 8e9=gana9iere.
Nah alien Sunttfn swtfnen Baltimore unb ptebnpnS nebnne
nten. Ben z uMr As Inih. Gn ntttas Bug. 3a& daen 9uutten
sDtf6en @unbe ldne unb Nbteltns ub 5mti6en GraftUt unb Par.
fersbara ben A 1ttr 5 Dltnuten. Bug BON Baltimore.
Der TrebertdzN recommendations BUG
SerlGst Baltimore fur 6rstertf un6 Me ba,rtIher l~eeeneer
9ldse tdglt6 UNI 4 ltbr Is Minuten WaGmittdaS, init @usna tnte
bs SUnntags, un6 CREDIT s retertd UNI II. 40 ID. M6enes; ser,
IN Baltimore UNI ~ Il. 80 ~. Wttta9san.
Der @llicptt8= 9Htl8 Nccpmpbattpn8z 3ua
eeht tdslth nit au8nabnte bes SUnntass me fpl9t, -
8erld6t Concentration UNI 6, 20 Mtgr9ens unb AS gtnhnn.
Bon @Gtcptt'S @ltas I'm Las 0lprgenS unb 6, 10 Wbenps.
Nad WaIbin9tpn u1p Dem Sibelt
estsn BITE 8iee I'M 400 unb 81 br 8Ormtttaes, fpwie I'm is um6
20 gfadrtttngs.
Mm Spnatr UNI 4,20 M~tCrgens.
- 9H4 Son gSa1bingtpn
ut q, 20 NIB 7,45 gprntttasS nab 3, 20 uno 5. 20 ga&n.
Am Gpnhtag nur NaGnhttdys nm 500 II
Der smeHe hb sisrte Bug ron Baltimore uab Walbinetpn per,
binben fth nit ben 3ugen Der Nnnap0ljs Bdbn.
Der smette ub brittle 8ug bdit dnf rem Standardization.
&g- g8egen 8tdets, Nu6funft. 8a6rt u. {. 10. wfute man f8
an S. &. England, &9ent an Der Ii6et=Sffce, @amcen-
fltiSn. So m. prescott Smith,
Observation-Disclosures, Baltimore.
6. 81. @eIe. 95eneral- 9ileteur. (aul6,i0
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BettleOerul NettteDrrnl Wettseoe,1,

s--,I N"VTW WIIIfTUTTW
@elpe 10y ~ ben btl0ten Yretlst uertaui "S'" ~aAleH
SPaS. 9olt6nber, 30, q gDeSt. Nrota,As
N~Ti&en DRGrte Spos nnA hss RrNss' r"B'
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0tdbtta fir WtnaDanberer.
Ncne arrangements fit GilUanOcrcr, bic
1ndl benz Wcitct III rcilcn luiiltIflen.

0pn beufe zen 9. WoSember an. ner0en Sic ainwanberer ouf
Der gprteern @entral @alpertRreet Depot Gtfenbabn nit pem
.GrpreBsba %eefBrbert. Die Sdtn b'etet eaburb rem Smati9rtntea
eineu 9%rBBeren 8srtbetI, ais trsenp etoe anpere Sabt,
aud e fe I'M 81 Ntetlen fdrjer as jte aaoere 9abn mad benaan-
ten YldBen, ale;
BittSburs, @lebelano, Detrpit, Sort 8apne,
@btca9p, Otilmdufee, @aleno, Dubuque, ct.
Parl, Sod 98laup, Burlington Soma @itp
unO perpen beeralb bic init Der Nprtbern Central Sabn sebenben
gerfcnen 10 @tnnoen fraber ais ote nit anberu 8nbnen 9e6enben
bort etntrefsna aud, wereen4 Nlal meri8er bic goaaen fatei se-
re6felt. Tie Sa6n siebt burG ben fdGhfen Ebett pom S6ip.
Die game gntfernuns ron bier bis @btcaeD if 500 GRet(en 6as
Stpdf mtr6 BIER 8e3etGnet (aarteb) unb seRt NIT ben 9~afgteren
an ben 8efimmuneFprt.
Nud @reitliae, Oapton, Cincinnati, Snoianas
pplt8, 9pui8ptlle unp ct. 2pui8
Terbet ebenals 9afastere ~befSrbert unb FIR ibr Gepdd fetne
nettere umlaeun9sfDfsn b%erebnet. Die 9afnsiere fSnuen NIT
Dem 1br poer 1benbs 10 ltr-3g mad dlen wefftben Wdsen
geben pbne nntermees ~auf9etdlten su peroen.- Dur@fa6rts-8tl-
lette rerset perfauft III Der Office bes @genten.
e-4s.raa SDbn 6 8alfer,
Stl4s Nc. 25 5elS-Street. nate &6aters g3tarf.
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Yianp'8 auf 8eIfeQuno
anf tenn dlten 9lake

uto ron terer 9Ds= unO 8aunrt werten e~eltefert. =
Die 9rSBte SUrefatt rtro duf bic Mrbett unS auf bic MuSnab
Der Ysatertalten verwenret umf er lam Oater fir jebeS aus frinen
Snittut berOpr8eheube Snftrunlent bte @ardntie Iberuebmea, bal
eS aae @isenfddften etneS euteu @tanp'8 BETTE.
Aae Snfruntente aus metner Jabrtf tperoen FIR 5 Sabre BON
benz Sag bes @ertaues an earanttrt. ~ fgtTaI 1I
'Seion0ere &ufnertiamfet ptrp auf be Muspa6t Spn Snfru=
n1euten, uel6e in elmer erpBfn @ntfernuns perfenbet perfen, yer.
neneet unb Elm gprredt bes llmtanfheS tnnerfatt 6 MDnntet RON
g9!srtauL8ta9e an, ptrb s~rfattet, fOQte Elm Snfruntent nt3t SNl,
f1npt9 befrieci9en. Gsl i .
Ny @rgsbdnbfr gwerben wptl.tnn BET uns borsufpreden s6e FL
Fb anbermdt IS nntfeten.
8efdnOts p~Orrdtbis cine Mu$pan Sn MelsbeUns, BON en- &c
fen SnfrumeHtenmaGtrn at $4,000. ~
IL pianos trerben unectduf6t, dusefntsttet un6 eeRtmntt,
= . .-Hr SSii. &Itabe II. @pnrp.
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0ermtfebtc 2luset9em.
@tnoer,s NsGbrnafebtne.

Die Sdbneiber biefser @tabt, iorte one 1sripnen, meIhe cine
cute 50 az a d inc gu BADEN 1piiniden!, irlten lt8 erinnerr.
raerb cine anberc, uuo 10 aud, twetmat 10 eteG @elb
nbrtn9t. 0tie8 rnudt uniere Itai6tnen sn ben bilIi9<
Rem, weldbe i'm Wearfte fno. Wttr ais 5000 baoDn fnb ouetn
in tief9er @taot in Operation an &Eten, gseiten unb !6pien unb
ba6en fire @i9ner pber Die tamit aibetter: in ben StNno 9eieBt, lid
nlebr @etb SUI eriporen, ais ibnen btieS ont ancerem Ne9e mb9-
lid 1T. Nue, welte cine Der BIZ ten RdBmai 6tnen, Sic
NJ @ebraud fno, 6aben mbdten, fc0ten IN i~tnIerer Office:
Sc. 159 galtinDreItraBe
ocrIpreden, no gebrau68 Nnpeiuu9en IN beutter, euoltIder,
~rans5ftIter uut Iponi5d5er Spradbe su baben inb un6 no mir Sc
"a fcreine NiaiNiue tauft, auf ~perielben ar6eiten lerneu.
ghitt mad etnenl gremplor Ron Singers @GbmaI6ineuz 3ei-
ana. ane Naf6tneu weroen elm Salse8 Sobr no6 i6ren Nnfaui
CON ms in pcner Sr6nun9 unb Separation gsbaIten.
(6t2S,iO IS. e. Br0bertG, Maent
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@igerecr Socerc III 0OGoeS suerth
N~1Incfffer Qnnnnnts nnh Sfnhf. (1rfeifffrnff

Sn benz @ntwtfelunsssan8 Der AnFebIung fub MIR babtn GEE
lan8t ben trertbSoalfen unh nt3tgfen 1beti beS StebtsebieteS
bDl Gag Sarbpr Ctr in ben &retS Der 0erbeHerunaen 3u 3ieben
uac Qpts i'm 9%afentbetle Der Stabt gu benz fir Oas erte aaufenS
~kf8eitcaten Srets BON Sl25 sum 9ertauf gu brtn8en, unb srar
lablungen ppn S.. 8rete 8eebs tn better Sprm sarantirt. Die
Snansrtfnabme biefs Stdbtttetls If nun lppOtl bpn b66fen
Snterefe fir bic NarnbeSGlferurg alS aud Siele Q5ererbtreibenbe
0aiu p%rdnsen. Dpds, QSberften unb @erbtnOunssfraBen ne eth
Steamer 5ur 9erfteuun9 neuer, reeelmdBiser gerttnbun9 nit
Eew=Nrrf unp Button, nereen aus unb nGbreno Der Gntptdelun1
bteies 9laneS spu Der @eeufGaft Sebaut unb bic AusfGtruns
bteie6 YIaneS rtrb tn Surge ben @entrnlpunft fur bic ~lln9egenb
mad unierer StaSt Ie8en. s 8s.u
Brdmt e II
tefcEenb entpeber In etnenh 5000 2uapratzSus erpsen Gdrten
ueer einem 8reittdet duf benz eieaf6aftSbdntpfhtfe, werben je
mad Der Wabl gu ben erfen perfnuften 1900 QDts ~betsesebeu.
er tn Der gntptdelun9 beertfene 6abrtfplan lei6et babura
ntbt nur teine Seeintrd3isuns, frn6ern mug bur6 &uSfu6run9
Obieen SafenptaneS crit fetne 9anSe 9Dt1tt9feit erlaneen.
5dbrttanten, nelbe tbe @abitfenents mad @gg 9arbpr Sits
le8en, rperoen db8eieben pn Der 9~inftsen Gage sptfhen Nprb- umb
Sub bur9 liberale Beeunhteunsen Setten8 Der @eIelf6aft be
Seuteube 8rrtbetle sewtnnen.
Pamphlets weroen uuenteeltlt& a~us9e8eben, une ndbere gtad
ii bten ertbetl! eur6
Rpl9.@ l s. S6mtbt, @eent.
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Johnston's Insurance Rooms,
SEQ. 70 Secpnbitr.
Tener=, Mdrtne= unb &ebemS=8erffbe=
& 835@ ruf08sYpmpd0uten4
a1 Gl6erite lllOJ felteite GOnpGgnie.
0er1td,erung8sGpmp Der 8allep y. Biraiitien.
. g4- u mt $S6O,OOO capital.
Qbn9burg<S erltherun987@ pmp. y, 8iretllten
q nit 5000, 600 Capital.
M6ertarlesy erft6erltn98< @ ptnp. y. 0iroirien
= =1 I q nit $780, 900 @apitai. bugltE 1877
Charter Sofz8erfid @pn1p. ppa 6artforb.
e.ae nit $780, 600 capital. ~
Securitnz0 erIt6erung GDntp, BON Nemsg)crt
nit S270,O0O Capital.
BbSni9z8 9 rfiderungSy@Om bpn @etp>gDrf,
nit 100000 capital. at5cHs. o5II
Steiplute9g e riderun98=@ onrp. D.. 93ew>0orf,
nit $270, 900 @apital.
MpntaufeV eriderun98zGpnl b. Nelp=gprf
nit 5000, 600 Capital. ~
gtetpzg8 crlosS er1ider. zGpn1p ipon Nep>Oorf.
nit $250,o capital. ~ ~
Wtercattile Wfutual Mtartne.
nit 81, 000,0 900 @apital.
Sereint9te Staaten 2eben8=Y erfi6eruno &c.
81 4e nit 81, 250,972 @apttal. = --llo ..-
I1prtbern Nfurat1ceeSp nip. bDn 2ctben
NIT 50, l94,1l1 @apttaI.
Ofe pben betertten Gpntpa1nteen fnb BON her oso;sToh,p -
Staates @larplaHb autbOrdirt nn6 Itenfrt. '"' "S
Die BON benz unterSeitneten reprGientrtcn @Dmpoonieen bohs,
tptrtl1 berfH9bareS capital gum oOQen oben on5e,sSSnsa
setra9 oerantprltlld fr bic 3ablun8 bon 8etlufen.
erfest. &bos. s.. SnbBn SS%nmn""9
Sreb. &finm, SurrebOr. rSo17 ~
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10 Sur be1DnpeTe1 NelIllllltBIlaDIIt.
GtnwanNerer rne SRetfenbe fpGten fstr pUrf6tta ietn, e1e fe tire
8tlette faufer tnb lDlten rtefelben nur Sn icl6en %dn9efeaten
8eamten 'aufeu, wel6e Sn ibrem @etnlt leben, nidt aber pGr
Matlern Uter 3mifGentrdsern, ba tie iput Der @entr ~aus9rfegt
fab, bei6rtntelt gu trerren unb ttr @ele trnicnf ~aR&9eben.
Ourdfa6rt8z8 tllette
mad anen 36etten bes Wefens Fnb sn taten BET
@h. 8. SiIbebromSt,
@enerat. @nteraneu. Neent Der Baltimore unb
Sbtp= @~tfentaft.
sa9off 9ep. 81 Tbame8l tr., Baltimore.
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RIBBONS.
Muslin. Organdics and Barages.

DvpER Quile. Robes Lea aud Double SHIRT
IL hrbes. alsa 4 ffest variety ~ small figured
Muslins and jsconets Got childten's wear ~
msrgp =, NJ. AsitnmE.
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DHuAtNpnp Of my stock o. iApILs pnts IS
III GOODS. comprising ~ paf', ,ash ',' us
i.iass. trhss, french Mefihses. sviid colvfs hnd
ttinlea dc I.aInes. septch usshmers piaias, Up
las. tifisssis, Rlrh sin iIgbes e,es p,sss s,ss
Bupbazlnes, Aipssss Ladies e,e,h, ,,nss w, NV.
selllts, pisrk csshnsfe ehswls, cloahsahd 'ew
French Cailec Roses. Also .
GENTS AND HoYs CLOTHING.
Gssa,m.rs.. ssss,ness, Kentucky lesus, aud
rssrcb "a ssi,ppsps. Undetrafments, Hats. Gaps;
Ties, utayats, tilotes, afseisss shirts, aud flan
rel Hastlns hhlt.s. Also
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
s,eb ss wrrsisd Curtain Dau,ssks, Lace aud
sl.sll. Curtains. blankets, rlsnnels. Carpets sud
Hugs. Alsu
PLANTATION GOODS.
speh ss Heavy Kerseys, linseys Twlilsd aud
ri,ir fsswsit. riickvft aud Chortsw Stripes, Den
Inns. and variety % as.hd Articles, all ~ which
/ aifef ~ reduced prices IN urdet W make room
o., nv sptlre lniruttatluns. Here Is 4 chenes
a. patsatps al q. EtMoN'R.
Capitol Cheap Store.
aprgs Cotnpf ~ Laurel ard Third ste.
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,,,ur ,irprnaiaNsp bess leave 70 lnfofsn The
ace ~ New orleans and the pnhlle N gen.
- ,hs, he is fullr prepared 70 execuse sry ~.
NJ, l., b,s tine such ~ Blftlsfs, Nerhofs. ernfu.
chains, le'' Chss,. hs"v Dnr' ,ss =, "ss.
f,ss, Rs,is. bod. fssteis iigfns ffnmpsts, tit
~ B5y,ss, aisr. ffawef BtsTnsfs. Ny'tsfhenis.
t,,.,s,,s,,,s, fsftsrs. fsttrtds s-., Dr.. de, W
Isahess. breaches or ffsn,es
Ths undersigned wlshrs particularly 70 bring
Az rrhlIr nuticp that he iiss made new inven-
,,,,s nv which HAM ushrfe 90 ffs'etis, fsueg1ets,
usH,nierfs, a.. dt.. never changes rclnf, - no
su,p whatever 10 used and be has thus srreeed-
"A in sralaa the means by which 70 preserve the
,i.,, ,rspvtR N ire snigirh Starr. The Halt cf
he tuunses, infant ran Ne wcfked 40 Wy meat
~ this process.
An,,pus 10 secure The patronage ~ the itdies
,,t ,bs rrhic IN terpfsi, he assures W, m that
s,s,, sas,t viii be made 10 satisfy h,it psree,
,s,isns IN teesf,stu nsairsss, durability aud ansl
tttt pvs,t article cfieweitt Guaranteed
CAu TtON.
rhs r,hllr are rsutisped against n species NJ
,,rasis,nn N the above business, by substituting
wu.k ir,tattsd ffpm the North snh future. ard
nassinR IA % AZ NJ executed with the Hat fat-
nishsa wv enssomers theftfnfr parties shuuld he
vstr eafeml With when the, trust theif Halt,
~ PARTIES leaving orders are rirst politely
requested " Ne present, ard - THEFT wvth uone
- ss " We rcryineeh tha' me WI tst theif vwr
,shftss,Asstnt IN The uitt can aise b'siy n IN
ess Wa, rhes and teweits cnfefnhy Repaired
wv" IN ttn,n tSH sutss tAssS " EtraASes.
t,t,,ers ffotn she rvaatss sdat, ssed 70 n,e WI
Ne pfumr,it attended 70 ~. ....... -.........
sn nsrclieet No, " rHAhrnEs STREET..
81 ,wn ws.s 20 eet Che rtst n,is ~ tuut h'ends.
h. pTFuBENRAuCli Artist,
Ne. "a tuAuTuEss srs
pp,wpea rsasl and customhruse streets
,,s.si sswy tnsrn,efiy 60 Retei street.
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JEROME 4 GARTBALDI HATS.

WITH AN endless varsity Of other styles suit
w able for professional and business men,
planters, merchants, hotel keepers, captains,
pilots and bostmep, Students and school boys,
with great variety Of the latest ~ les OF Plush,
eiIk, Velvet and Cloth, Navy and Hunting Caps.
~ the CAPITOL CHEAP story,
. nov2s Cor. Laurel 4 Third ste.
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FOR ENGINEEs, ARCHITECTS
AND STUDENTS

I HAWK just received few Drawing In
i struments, which ! will sell at smal
advance Of cost price.
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Table Cloths.

A FULL supply Of linen Table Damasks, ais
"A IIuck Back and Crash Towels, At the
PIlfLA. CASH STORY,
nov2q .
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\ HAvE just seryltei three piaues - ~
,nsf uf.rtutpi ~ Lirhie \ Brad n
hutt, New York. Of superior uualiiyIl
aud nhish and also uns Plano. Messrs. D. y.
Pianos are warranted 10 stand The Southern Cll
mate irsttst than anr other made IN the western
Rtstes, thef epaak FOR themselves aud must he
ssao and compared with others. 7 sell the SAINT
q, manufacturers prices With expenses ~ freight
aud Insurance added 10 The same.
rtirpDuRH uULDMANN,
Matchmaker and jewellsr,
now Lafayette stree. neat Main
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FOR A TOLE OF ONE FIFTH.

DERsONs who have corn Of their own
growing, and wish TO exchange IL for
meal. for their own use, can do 20 ut the
Mil Of the undersigned ; subject 70 Toie
of one Fifty. JOSHUA BEAL.
oet21.
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uryoI,yERs.

+ HAVE on hand the celebrated Adams
j. self.cocking Revolvers. also Smith "
wessen's Sewn Shooters sef cartridges.
now TflEO, GOLDMAN,
Lafayette street, near Main.
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DRIED FRUITS.

ID rCEIvED. iut Of superior Dried Fruits
IN which. fsr The accommodation ~ the public,
I will cell al retail NJ the following pfieesi
Dried prunes. W capts per pound,
Cherries no ="
" whertisl,erfips, no cts. pet pound
line Pears, ~ -.
arfittp \. malta