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MOFEAT-S
VEGETABLE LIFE PILLS AND PuGylx
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The high and cnVie,i celebrity which these IRE
eminent Medicines have acquired for their invariaSte
efficacy IN all the diseases which they profess cure
has rendered the usual practice Of pnfins opiy
unnecessary but unworthy Of them. They known
by their 'rGits their cord works testify for Them
ard they thrive not by The faith Of the crednious
IN ALL CASES OF Asthma. Acute and Chronic
Rheuma,ism. Affections Of BLADDER asA kiA.
neys. Biilieas Fevers asd Liver CSmpsatnls.
In The south and west where these diseases prevail
they will tie found Invaluable. Planters, Farmers
md others, who once the Medicines, will never
Afterwards he without them
Dysrcpsia-Sa person " ith this distressing disease
Errptions Of the Ska. EEy.ip~ias. Fiaiule scr,
Fever and Asae- FSr this SOURCE II the western
country these medicines viii be found safe speety
and certain rsn4esiy. Other medicines leave the
system sahtect 20 return OF tie di.ez.e-s esre hy
these msaacines Is FcrnfaBes;-Tnr THEN, BE SAT.
iSrrrp. AND BIZ CURED
Mereural Di.eases-Never fails TO eradicate
entirely all the e-ects - Mercury Infinitely sooner
than the Enss raversei preparation Of Sarszpariia
Wight Sxeais. Nervs1s Debility. Nesvsss
Complaints Of all kiads. Or .saic Anectisus,
Pslpiiafisa q The Heart. Paipses's Chs,te.
Plies original proprSetssr - these messirines
vas e5rsf q Plies 81 - years .fzndnE, ty the
are ceetssiiy expelled By the Medssnes. Parents
will Do we'll To Assuainis,cr sheu whenever their
exIs.esrce - susyeesef Relief uifl be certain
The LFz PILLS AND PHgSIx gITTERs
Parity the sieed and remove all diseases frrsa
the .yste-a saHze tsiai VIII place the LIFE pILI8
sas PHOENIX hsrTkno seyssss the reach 81 osaDesi-
tsaa n tlse ess'sassbaa It every patient
E~Fs.ared and SeId by
DR. WILLIAM =. M0TYAT.
1ss Erse1~ss, cor W.sfA ST., Sew Ysva
FOR SALE 1T p GEEsANAN 4 20.
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ATLANTIC MONTHLY.

W.. II. kt>ss,S, Ssc'y.
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FIicHtNe FHoh Me NV 6oob NAME
He never raised HE bead as J
entered, but continued his occupa-
ton without noticing inc, muttet-
ing below his breath the words as
they tell from his pen Take a
seat said he cuttly ut last. Per
ceiving now that he was fully
aware ct my presence, | sat down
without reply "lhls bag ia late,
Mr.. Paynter," said he blandly, as
he lad down hls pen aud looked
me IN the face. Your Bscellency
will permit me, ~ t,m,ae, to observe
that my name is not faynter."-
Possibly, sir,' eaid he haughtily,
but yon are evidently before me
for the first time, or you would
know that, like my great colleague
aud friend. Prince Metternich. ]
have made II rule through life
never TO burden my memory with
whatever can he spared II. and OF
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NEW ORLEANS COMMERCIAL.

THURSDAY MoHSiSe, Nov, 90, 1860.
The New Orleans Commercial Buiiefin
says, that the salcs Of tho above day, was
M follows;
yesterday. 1000 bales-de-
mand moro general no marked changes
in prices market still, too unsettled for
general quotations Middliug l0A@loH
aud lOsic,
SUGAR s5o hhds-pricep ptill more 10
favor to buyers Fair TO Fully Fair 5d5gic.
MOLASSES-S 500 bhls at previous ratios
Prime to Choice 95@2Tc.
TLOUE-21o0 bhls, including 500 I'm
branded NJ 4 2a 500 Superdne NJ G2tf +;
80 ut rs Extra, In two lots, at 3 25.
WHEAT s55 sacks Rcd and white at
| 30.
CORN 1000 sacks, including 300 (l00 In
white sacks aud 500 White Mixed and Yel-
low $50 $50 White aud 500 and 100 Vol
low at zoe.
OATS-lb9 sacks 81. Louis at soc, 900 at
20 and 100 Black Mixed at Al.
BRAN-260 sacks { 100 and 1907 a. | 90
and l50 al O5
HAY-l20 at 20 90, 6s at "a 80.
PORK confined 60 retail ira nsaction
at g 0od20 80 for Mess.
BACON retailing at aNpk for Shoul-
dors and l2@l2'l for Rib sides.
GUNNl BAGs-l3o bales Heavy at
iskc.
RIo coFFEE-sas bag. at isJl and iss
alta.
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ps6vtNa on The dead are the snl
peprle that never grow old. Your little
br0ihet or sister that died long atu femains
~ death end feme,n brenes the saine young
thing forever. II Is fourteen years ths
evening. since the writer's sister LETT this
world. She wes fifteen years old then
She is fifteen years old yet. ! have grown
old since then. by fourteen reats. but she
hss neve, changed as they advanced and
if uni srates ine to finf score. ! never
shall think of her as other than The youth
rpl CREATURE when she faded. The cthef
dsv listened as . punt woman told Of the
death Of her hrst born child. lie was
two yeats old. She had small washing
ptsen. eatpss which wac stretched rope
that came IN he middle close tU the ground.
lie was leaning on the rope swinging baes-
vs,Js and fotwattls. aud shouting with de
ljrht. The mother went into the cottage
anI lost siyht ~ him for ininnte snd
when sha returned the little man was lying
ap,ess the rope desdi " had got under hi~
ehin bad not sense enough ~ push u away
and he was snlTocatel. The mother told
me. snd believe truly, that she had hev
er been the same person sinee ihen she
thought Of her child ss an infant of tw 20
reats. yet " is q child che looks to meet ri
the gates Of the Golden City Had her
child lived. he would have been twenty
years old now he died, end he is only
two he IL two yet he will never be more
than two. The little tUsy face nf that
morning, and the little half srticnlaied
voice. would have been iaihtly remember
Ell Ivy the mother, Rad they gradually died
away into boyhoud. but thst steteotTped
them and they remained unchanged.
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stNaul an TRApirtoN, Among the Sem
mole Indians, there l. a singular tradition
regarding the white mans origin aud su-
periority. They say that when the Great
Spirit m ade the earth. he also made three
men. all .of whom we're fair compleSioned. !.
aud that'sft making them, he led them
Co the margin Of q email lake aud bade
them leap therein and wesh, One immo-
distcly cbeyed, and came from the water
purer aud ieirer than before the second
hesitated q moment. during which time.
the water agitated by tho frat, had become
plightly maddied, aud when he had hathed
he came up copper colored the third did
not leap In iii tho water became black
with mud, aud he came out with ts color
Then the Great Spirit laid before them
three packages OF bark aud hado them
choose. aud out OF pity for his misfortune
in color, gave the black man HE hrst
choice. Ilo took hold of each OF the pack
ages aud having ielt the weight, chose the
heaviest, the coppercolored one then chosc
the second heaviest, leaving tho white
man the lightcst. when the package
were opened, the frat was found to CON
tam spades, hoes, aud all the implemcnts
OF labor the second eawrappod hunting
fishing aud warlke apparatus the third
gave TO the white man, pens, ink aud pa
per-the engine of the mind-the means
of mutual improNement-th social lnk
Of humanity the foundation Of ths white
mans superiority.
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Tps AstpteAs EAats DrAp.-Ths A ,

Tps AstPteAN EAatR DrApi-Ths a m
eriesn Esgle, y paper published at Gor-
dunsvile. Va ~ rs Lost issne. clothed IN
the weeds ~ mourning. announces its own
demise and that Of the Unipn. Hear IT.
"The dissolution of The confederation of
States. aud the death nf the American IN
gle, causes feeling Of parting spftyw. and
makes this pspef appear. this lest hour uf
its existence IN the solemn gsrh Of mourn
ing The American Eagle bids FINAL
slea TO its patrons and to the Republie,"
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How Me-. rntsoes voreo. The Buf

How Me-. FntaoPs vorRn. The Buf
faln Republic says
On the morning of election one n the
irst 90 oder hi7 vrie ai the pth watl polls.
wRs out respected tnwnsnan. ey President
Fillmore IN . dignifel. menly end frank
manner. Millaf1 Fillmore denosiled his
vote against spetionalism and for the
straight unipn electoral ani state tickets
u wss q vote he may well he proud Of
and one that will adj additional lustre TO
his national reputation.
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COpAKTNERSIiIP.

Il y UNDERSIGNED have this day associated
L themselves and will continue % carry on the
Jewslry business at their new stand on Third
street, opposite the Hranch of tho Louisiana
state bank, under tho name ssd style Of goid.
m nm a Fender. The liabilities of either part.
nsr IN bo assumed by the new hrm.
THEODORE UoLDMANN.
EMANUEL FENDLER,
Watchmakeru aud jewellers.
Baton Rouge, October lst. 1890.
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ruorIAMATrDN.
BT THO Vase. HO0RE. ROrERNOR
on IHE STATE FLOUISi4N4.
Eseeusire Once.

.
RtrBs Rbuss I
NTHEREAs. The Constitution of the
w State of Louisiana authorizes the
Executive 90 con vene the General Assem-
bly, theeofon extraordinary occasions. ard
whereas the election oT a Abraham Lincoln
~ the Office of President of the United
States. by . sectional and aggressive anti
SLAYER party, whose hostility to the people
and the institutions Of the South has been
evineed by repeated aud long continued
violations Of Constitutional obligations
anl ffaternal pmity, nov consuminated
by this last insult and outrage petpetfs
ted a. aud through the ballDt-bux, d0es,
10 my piniUn. as also that If q large nun
her Of citizens uf all parties and pursuits
throughout the state. furnish an pecss-
ion. such "a is contemplated by the Con
stitutipn.
ASH wHFREAs. some of our sister States.
apgfieved like ours. are preparing meas
uies Tor their future security. and for the
safety nf their institutions and their peo-
pie. and both patriotism aud the necessity
Of self preservation require us 10 deliber
ate upon our own course Of ection.
Now. THEREFORE,, I. TllUs. o. MOORE.
Governor of the State II Louisiana. 40
hereby convene the legislature Of this
State IN extra en1 special session. and 10
appoint
MONDAY. ths 10Th a.y .f D.e.-,b.r
neSt, at ~. o'clock, w.. the day and hour
for the meeting Of both Houses Of the
Legislature st the Capitol in Baton Rouge.
ls TESTIMONY wHEBRoE. have hsteuhto
set my hand. anl eaused the pfest
Seal ~ the State, 10 he siIiSed at the
city Of Baton Rouge. the Seat of GOV
eminent of the State, ON this lpth day
uf November. a. D.. 1850. aud Of the
Independence pf the United States Of
Amsries the eighty ffh. .
r. o. MOORE.
By the Governor
]. Hlsiifus Iilsbt, Ass't ssrte,sfy rf state.
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HctprSa rur Lawns RTsroSsiHtt.-A
bill requiring every attorney At las, on
ths .sausst Of biz client 10 give HE opin-
ION m writing upon the points bearing di-
rrc,iv w given case. aud heiiing hin
rs.gaa.lhla uhen threugh incomr~icncy
neglect or risfnAnagemeni on his part,
the elient suffsrs damage, has passed the
lioass in the Vermont Legislature.
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ErpatnR Cpusf Dsoisiors Court
has opened for the present term this week.
and the following decisions ate the fret
rendered
saao, A,F Garter We. Thomas NJ, Me-
Meups etal sppellees, Seventh Judicial
piat,iat Court of Esst Felieians. Judg
tnent affirmed, Land, J.
eaea aud eaeT. q. =. Hawkins, admin
is,fator. We. Catherine Hays. appellee J
4. Courtney, inteftenpf, appellant, aud
Catherine Hays vs. ~. r. Hawkins. admin
istratuf ct NJ appellant. Seventh Judi
eial Disttiet Court OF East Felicians.
Judgments reversed, and eases, eohsolids-
ted. temanded iOf new trial Catherine
Hays TO pay costs Of appeal. Buchanan
y
ssss. vietoite Patty va. Mrs. Arlse
Martin. Lawrence her husband appel
lants. Finh District Court Of New Or
lenus. Judgment reversed aud awarded
90 deTendants. Buchanan, J.
edaI NIFTY nfoSton, appellant, va. J.
Bluom ct al. Eighth Judicial District
Court ST. Tammany. Judgment affirm
ed Land, J.
ssp9. Isaac 4. Taylor va. the sheriff ct
nj. Mary Sturges, executor. intetvenof,
appellant Seventh Judicial District Court
ot East feiicisns. Judgment affirmed,
Huchenen,J
adlp Mary r Bsiues aud husband, and
Isaae N. Maynard Va. J. W. iiutbridge A.
Go. ct al, appellsnts. Seventh Judicial
District Court Of West Felicians. Judg-
ment affirmed, Buehsnan,J.
sIls. u Haynes, hqutdetor. va. Mrs.
Emly A. Courtney Of al aud !. Ball.
administrator, wsrrsntor, appellant. Sev-
enth Judicial District Court Of East Felic-
lana Judgment a. between plaintiff and
defendant affirmed I, Judgment on the call
IN warranty Of George l.. Gsyden against
VIM. Langatt also affirmed Judgment on
the call in warranty Of VIM. Lspghtt re-
yersed. aud Judgment decreed on the last
mentioned call IN warranty ~ respects the
plain'id. "a In case Of nou-Huit plaintiff
aud appellee 10 pay coats OF appeal. Land,
J. Chief Justice Merrick having been Of
counsel In this case, recused himself. ~
a, RHllsfgs,
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MINnOW sIIAnEs.

A REsPBCfFUB invitation is extern
IA dsd to all who wish TO pDrcbass any
WINDOW SHADES, as We have bsau-
Hful assortment direct from annfactOriss
aud TO be sold a. astonishing low figures.
octz0 DAL5!iEtMEH. SIMON d. 90.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-11-24
HOOTH AND SLIDES.

nUR stock of fine and heavy BOOTS
~ and SHOES being very large, and
having bssD bought at tbs manb factories,
we are enabled 70 sell good article as low
ss any house This side Of New York.
a call will convincs our assertions.
oot2O. DALSIIEIME SIMON h co.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-11-24
NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS,

$. SCHMAGtNSfSY & co.
WILL upen on The 2fth ins, = par, ~ ths,
w new GO seted stock Of Fell gltpis Of = rhoiee
bot NJ shssls, Oioaks snd Msutiil.s-slsp = hew
style Of Octsets, Curtain is'nssk ufs crest vstie-
" together rith splendid asspttnent If Ensbrei.
defies, whieh viii hs s,ii ~ The lowest price
GONE and see at the PEOPLES STORE sppt2f
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All the Criminal Cases NJ the 9sd ress
signed fot Saturday the s4th instant.
gIls-Paul Bertrand vs. Albert o'Neil.
sgss - Stephen Csnnsle vs. Eugene
ne,sgli shd wife.
gssl- phenis Iron works We Richard
a Stewart.
gTol-Dt. Madison Marsh vs. James
~ Gibbons.
v1sa.-sale and Posey, Aprellees Va.
Elvirs Hyde and husband, Appellants.
yT59.-wilism al W. Edmond lie
gehdre.
400. Probate Succession Of Charles
Randolph, deceased.
ssT-rrcbs,e Succession Of John Toy
deceased,
cal Probate Succession Of Thomas
rrendegrsst deceased.
j. n. NELSON, Dept. Clerk
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sIIIRTsi sIIIRIsii

A LARGE assortment Of Shirts Of THE
"A LATEST FASHION, of all the sari-
Gus qualities and sizes. 10 it MEN YOUTH
AND BOYS, will be offered from this dsts
at reduce prices. octz0.
DAL ,HEIMER SIMON n co.
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Is.sn ..a Aessnst N.sslns.

HANEs fgil ssppiT of thsss gDssar, so6iuss
II 20 80 -.-s-s, -sss, ss.- $50 ss.- s-,--p-ss
White Linsn ssttins., also Soon q Tor plsna
tioa sss. ~ D. PaILLiPn.
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Msssss ntoosfistb y sttsb.-Tc this
prosperous and enlefptisine firm, ere We
indebted, fof their elegant card and ealen-
der for the years 81 y 90. They also send
va. catalogue Of new standard snd mis-
eelaneous books, stationary aud fancy
goods. A long sequsintsnee with thi'
Hfm. fally warrants us In saying that there
IL not more prompt business house, in
the Crescent city, The smallest order
from the country is attended TO, with like
esfe aud attention as the largest
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CONFECTIONARIEs.-

NVFNE
VUsr DIRECT from the ma ntactur-rs a large
81 and choice assortment Of fCoufectisnaries.
roo Pounds 0um Drops, assorted havors;
300 " Jelly Gum Drops assorted nsvors.
10 Boxes Jujube Paste, Rose, Lem Van. etc
Boxes Fresh Marshmellon Paste y papers,
Iceland Moss Paste
10 Boxes French Chocolates
10 noNes Cream Choco late.
10 Boxes assortsd isorengrrs-for sale by
octlB X. u. DAY.
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A NEW t,uT
CLoAKs 4 suAwIs.

AIDES wanting Clesks aud sbawls.
~ will do well to call and examine the
splendid assortment Of these goods which
! have Just received.
ERENCH Mefinees. Delsines. Cash
y there's, Alpeeess, de-. Dc. have inst
received fms stock of those goods.
DLACK silks, plain and figured Dress
ID Silks. PUplins, Foulsrd Silks. dc.
hsve beautiful stock Of those goods.
TUE above goods are Of the latest styles
j aud will bs sold cheap.
THUS. y. UCDNOR.
sept23 Cor Third and Laurel street.
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mILIINEHyi MILLIsEnyfi

mILLINEHyf MILLINEHyff
THh suBORiBtH S1uls respectfully IN L..ssig-
' form the eittens of Baton H0uee :, the ~ -
istles especially, that he has jus, opensIV's
on the eofeer ~ Main ard 81. Hypolits
stfests-ths ffst door last ~ tie residence ~
ssmusl ssolGeld. Esq., very elegant stock ~
MILLINERY AND DRESS GOODS.
His stees ~ Ladies'. Misses end on laren's Bon
reis, Hat usps an flsts - very hesvy-srn-
s'aeine ~ latest fashions fsnnets sna Hats
etsnsd end epaifed On short neti-s RE ls.
dies are isVh ts esll aud sssmlns icr
selVes ~ HASH
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nR LbOSAED. - s-- fsrs fuily ra.s.stess
IL MS sossh AmsFi-ss Esy-r sns Asas A.
a1sfy . csftsla Prsveetstfvs agalnst fsllos Fs-
vsr-fsf sais ~ no. ANM. ROgEL.
lafs1i DFaEEists
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III Ew GooDS

N 6W GOODS
WE NAVE iust received The largest stock ~
w tieh end Gne lsWelfv bir.eht tc this Inst-
bet md Invite sur friends srd customers ard the
public IN general ~ esli ~ v.r new store snd es-
atiine tef thbfnselres
oetj eoiDNANNA ffNbLER,
Third ssse., opposite the Bank,
NOTICE.
IIAytNg purchased the tio,is IN NE ns- Or
leans Cheqp Store. the business will be esr-
fisi rn hereafter - isg nsine, sna fpt aiF cvn
seeuun' The nbrds on hsnd nov, win dispose
ois New Yofk cost.
sspt22 A. RpsFNrIGLps
DIAMOND BAHHINes.
IDtNs- FINaEh RiNes, Crosses. sna Studs
Il just recsirea ~ ...... -....-..
ENgLIsI. FRENOH. 4 American wArUpEs
~ ths largest srd Hapst Assortment jest re-
eeiTsas gDbDAANN FENDbbH's
E'tRUs0AN foHuU0is, Opal, Pearl. Ersrpsi-
IL 81 and plair se,ts, pins Iar,ir-s sud Rtsre-
lsts-. nst received 81
Gets eJLDMANN q FKNDLER's.
StILvHh TABLn AND TEA SPOONS. Fo,ss.
- suup Ladies', Ruttsr guivss. Napkin Rings,
sci6 G0bDMANH e FsNDLERs.
ErRUs0AN, TUtqUms, oofai Jets aud plsln
Ia nfseelels-iust received ~
avIBhAHs r. FENBLER's,
Wstehmsksfs snd Jewellers,
ocis opposite the Bank, Baton Rouge. La.
LIMHi JImEn
- OknBARRELS Of superior Rtck fime--just
Zc'J stored and FOR sale by
mss5 JOSHUA REAL
LACE mANTILLAs.
A FIVE supply NJ the shuvs, hss been receiv.
III ed. also some very handsome Lace Points,
81 The pHlLA. UASH STORE,
'nsf22 Lafayette street.
IRISH LINENS.
1 AN Npw prepared ~ shdv the beet firprs IN
this market such goods as have been tty
ing 10 get fer lyng titne-spd viii warrant them
eli bnfs Linsh snA ~ vsas we'll
sspt2g W. u. PHILLIPS.
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CLOTHlNGi CLOTIIINGii
M y have lately received vefy eHten-
w sive Stock Of
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING
of all qualities and uf the latest Styles
which we offer ut the lowest market prices
Our Stock comprises Hack Cloth Ftook
Goats Of every grade, Black and colored
Csssimere Hscs aud Business Coats.
Revefaible business aacs,
Fancy Cashmere Suits,
Eliot Cloth Paletots.
Flushing OvsreoHts,
Blanket Coats.
Black aud eolorsd silk Velvet Vests,
Cashmere "
Silk Il
Cashmere, eatinet aud Kersey Jackets
Having an unusually large stock Of the
above goods on hand. we positively soil
them ut very low figures, aud therefore
request an early call.
oetgo DALSIlElMER, SIMON & Co.
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RE NOV Al, .

VHE Subscriber bses leave tn info'r his friends
' and patrons snd the pebble eensfsiy. iha,
he has removed hts yell knbzn Establishment tu
Dupuy's new building opposite the nraarh ~ ihe
Louisiana state hsnk Ihsnkfui far The liberal
patronage bestowed upon him. he respectfully So
ticils continuance of the same
septic 1HHnb0nE aOtDMANN.
WatehnsknF aud Jnvaltep
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-11-24

I ARD In Barrels. Half Barrels and KEGS,
IL for sale by BEAL 4 PA1TBREON.
junsil Main street.
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nm,,,,e.,,.. ..a ,v,,,. e..a.

E'nSs-ia.r,es .nd white p..is.
THESE GOODS, I have g splendid s.sc,t
" faeut
RID GLOVES
Twenty d",er afst quality Md Gloves, Of every
cunf snd si,ss
YALEEOlbHFEs ENGLISH THREAD laos.
have ehesp ard beautiful ot sf those Isees
HOSIERY HUsitRYii
sisty d"sen ladies' Hosiery, just feeeivea.
CALLfSOs OsLIIOOs
have large and cheap stock Df evefv dss.,ip
tion ana 1nsllty of Osliecs, wish the isaiss
would look ~ thslf style aud quality snd insni,
the prices IliiIs y VODVDB
ssptl9 Corner Thifi snd Laurel ste
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-11-24

IUISDOw gLAss,--A large lot on hand ssd 10
W srrivs-f1r sale by
Octiy A. STEWART a co.
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HOYa ELnTIIING.

A LARGE and we'll selected stock
"A FALL aud WINTER DRESS and
SCHOOL CLOTHING, embracing every
style aud quality, win be sold at reasons
bis prices by oct 20.
DALsHE1NER. SIMON ~ co.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-11-24
IRISH LINENS.

I An SOW prepared ,r shov ,he bss, finsns IN
y this market such goods rs have been try
ing 70 ge, fer ichg titne-snd viii vsfrant them
sll hnfs Linsh shl ~ vsas we'll
septic ". y. PHILLIPS.
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sixth Judicial District Court.
u. u. AvEny. Judge. s.,;'i'Fresiding.
JOS. NEPIlLER. CLERK.

AssiasasHfs Frs to-bAF,
Saturday, Nov. "a, 1890.
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uuIoAS MUsTAso LndMESr-s, ..l.
WI ~ Nd. q Nm. BOIL.
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HAY. corn. OATs. AND BRAs.--A good sav-
IL ply ca hAad al al times.
s-ytfs JOSHUA BKaL
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AUCTION GOODsi AUCTION GCODs II
A HpSENFtFLD has Iust received a large sbd
n. cheap lot of .Umsstic Dry Goods. such 8
white and Brown Cotton DsniHs. Ksfseys aud
Negro Hlsrksts, etc. which he will cell at the
lowest suction prices. Also pure srtielr
Irish Lihsn from DO to 30 cs.ts yard.
Linen Table Covers worth % 81 60 he sold
81 al the NEW UHLEANR CHEAP STORE,
oCot2l Cor. Lafaystt and Florida sts
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HATsi uATsli

A 7 THE PHILA. CASH STORE, We
"A have just received from New York,
a beautiful a-sOrtment Of Misses Trimmed
Hat, also Boys Whits and Grey straw
Hats.
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ENGLISH 4 AMPRICAN PRINTS.

OQN PIECES of th.ss goods no- IN ser. snd
sDOO as msny mors " STRIVE IN q 80 days, all
sarsan,sa V sssh, snd prices vsry is.
aaxzs % PHILLIPS.
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Net worst.d Cloak. aud T.imas.

'INHE UNDERSIGNED will open in o few days
L something very pretty In the above line, also
a large assortment for Infants and Misses.
septl2 " ID PIIiLiIPH.
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LEECIlEH.

A FRESH lot on hssd ~ the genuine Hunss-
IA risn, which will he carefully packed and
forwarded 20 any part Of tbs country.
vs. nave made Arrangements 10 fscsivs q ssp-
ply nfbssithy Ls.chss every vsek.
novi5 v. HgUDE q co.
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TRUssEs.

I'D OWN. neEL, are sole Agents Tor Rein.
IL hstdts Patent Lever Ttussss. juns1b.
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SFfIrTru- rFsp-r-t .rF--, .rra---sirs Bu--
y C~ment, hobinson's silver soap--for o. - u
aurxf-zs PfPEH HFsBFnRD's.