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TO THE FARMERS AND PLANTERS OF
VIRGINIA & N0RTH-CAR0LINA,
FOWLE Il CO.'S
SOLUBLE PH0SPHATED PERUVIAN GUANO,
TIE BEST, CHEAPEST MOST PERMANENT
FERTILIZER

Il IIO
YET OFFERED TO THE AGRICULrURISTs
ENDORSED by DR.. r. II. Stabler of Alexandria Va.
II and Prof Campbell Morft, of New York, two Of the
most eminent Chemists Of the United States the only
combination Of Phosphate aud Ammoated GUANtbS vet
offered in really soluble form II is composed of No
Peruvian and SombrerO GUANOS, of our own importa-
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ed free from all impurities Il bias been severely by
of the most successful and intelligent farmers both
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no. and its superiority alone fully proved being Is per
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10 the Peruvian is rendered Immediately soluble BY
process but recently discovered and peculiarly
The value of Peruvian Guano combined with this Super
Phosphate, can hardly be over-esmaed an important
constituent supplied by the Sombrero which the Peru
Wan does not in high degree when used aoDe
Price $50 per ton OF 1900 pounds.
To those who prefer it, will be prepared to furnish
No. Peruvian and Sombrero Guano direct from the Is
land. Also, Columbian, Mexican, and African Guanos
FOWLE d CO.,
Alexadria, Va.
HILL NORFLEET
Sole Agents at Richmond Va.
August !, 1850 3l-w&swlm.
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OFFICERS:
CHAs. E. JOHNSON, President,
W. w. HOLDEN Vice President
n. w. HUsrsD. Attorney,
w. II. JOKES, Treasurer
R. II. BArrLE, Secretary,
W. q. McKEE, Med. Examiner.
3 Bg. see'' h.om.
w. H. Mckee,
For further information the public is referred TO the
pamphlets and forms Of proposal which may be obtained
al the Office Of the Company any Of its Agencies.
Address. z. II. BATTLE
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HILLSBORO' N. C.
MILITARY ACADEMY.
TTNHIS INSTITUTION. OF THOROUGHLY SCI
enti6c and military character is under the conduct
Col c. G. TEW, formerly Superintendent of the State
Military Academy at Columbia, s. g.
Circulars will be forwarded on application.
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TO SOUTHERN q WESTERN MERCHANTS
.RODEWALD & SINDAI,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS

DEALERS IN
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Invite the attention of Merchants visiting tb;,
examination Of heir stock which in variety and NV. a.
not surpassed either in this or any OF The Nurtb e
Orders respectfully solicited and faithfully eIec c
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- JUST RECEIVED,
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81 Also prime lot OF Goshen Butter, in large and
Also lot Of picked and smoked Salmon, and picked
Beef Tongues.
W. RoBT ANDREWS.
Raleigh NC, April Is, 1850. 3e-d
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Chairman Of the State Executive Committee
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UNURNIP SEED.--LANDRETHS NEW CROP
j Early Flat, DufchR Red Top. Large Norfolk, Large
Globe and Ruta Baga Turnip Seed just received the
Drugstore Of =, WILLIAMS q HAYWOOD 3
July 18th, 1860. 80 SIT
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proved. Here again, may add Breckenridge agrees
with us, and Douglas opposes.
But it is conte1ded by good friends Of Douglas
against whom have not one word of censure, that
the platform adopted at Charleston and amended by
the Wicklife resolution at Baltimore, for Douglas
places him on the same ground with ourselves on
the subject protecting constitutional rights. That
this assumption is an evident mistake will appear
from few facts about which there can be no con-
troyersy. -
First. If it were true that Douglas on his plat
FORM occupies the same ground with ourselves. why
did they not accept platform rather than force
division on that subectS
Second. Douglas and some of his friends denounce
platform for protection Gas before explaneD as
disunon platform, and hence it cannot, in their
estimation, be the same as their own; but it should
be remembered, as dsprovng forever this charge Of
disunion that Gov. Fitzpatrick who holds to all OF
our doctrine, was good enough to be selected for
vice President on the ticket with Douglas but de-
c,ned to accept This fact completely dsproyes the
charge of disunion
a. aniFo; 1t Is known as fact that Douglas declared
s .nas ne was selected a candidate 1t would
t:a 70 an endorsement OF his opinion on this
question; and after the Charleston Con-
dnoh ad]ourned he asserted in the Senate that his
me on the territorial question and no,nIar SOW
s'snty mao been fully Sustained bv the nlat6orn,
/ suopted AT Charleston; and after the W;cLi;tsa
aa,enument at Baltimore Douglas In HE iett.r -
tSe declared that it was all In harmony s,h
preceding platform So that, in the on;D;or af
snstsnsa ns own principles are fully endorsed and
sbowa ~ oy his platform. 1t has alreadv hsar
at WA ..s the views and opinions Of Douglas are
0"r oest interests and destructive Of our
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nlrers are not only his apologsts but undertake to
prove tne propriety Of his opinions Tt seems to me
1nas sncn persons permit their ardent zeal to drive
mem In.o POSITIONS which they had not intended
few words will explain the grave errors of Judge
Douglas S'o ' y
In the first place, he holds that s,.ve-v ond .hs
right to hold slaves depend entirely pnon tba iooaI
laws of States, and cannot 60 an inch beynnd Al
the republicans in the United States hoiS ~. All
doctrine But the Supreme Court has exprass, same
cided the contrary. e''iy oe-
In the next place, Douglas says the tsrr;.o-;.,
povernment established by Congress has tha ;nl.
While Territory, TO exclude slavery by legal ras
notwithstanding the decision of the Court as ~ .h
cbAslitutonal right Of any citizen to take sI,sas
stIerein To render plausible his last named nos;
ton he resorts to his doctrine Of popular soyer.
eighty and under that he claims that the Terrific
~ has as much right to exclude slavery as has the
State Of Pennsylvania. 1T viii be recoectee by all
who have paid attention to this important subject
that the Wiimot Proviso Was urged by the Adolf.
tiopists and was intended to exclude slavery from
the Territories by act Of Congress- and 1t claim
ed by them that Congress had full power to make
The exclusion, and that the measure would have the
effect Of hemming in slavery--prevent all expan
sion-and finally force the slaveholding States t
cemancate their slaves. abandon those States I,
the blscks or become involved IN wars Of insurrec
ton ana determination. The attempt thus to en-
.daneer the property and lives Of the people iustl
.excifed and alarmed the South. They at once r.
sisted the passage Of any such law, and receivin
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THE LATEST NEWS,
Additional from, Eurepe
L e l. e G. r A p HIC.

Soron md April l0.-The steamship Anglo
,o'd,y' H IN liverpool on the 2sth, arrived here
to-udy; her sdsices, although generalIy autici-
Pated by the Prince Albert al ST. JOINS. give n.
following additional particulars:
Lord Elgin's departure for China h.a ,,,.- q.
lsyed until the middle OF April ~ "'e" ee-
Several battalions Of the French army in Ior,-
hardy had entered Savoy. ~
France assumes 195,tO0 OOOf OF the debt Of Pied
mott u b the annexation Of Savoy.
IL is reported from Rome N the Goth, that the
G ms d'armes had charged on thu people, and over
thirty were wounded
The Patrie a serts that the King Of Naples not
wltastanding tue Pope's inv t1tion, refuses 10
occupy the Pa al domil ms with his troops
BERLIN, Tue'day.-The answe- 20 NJ Thou-
venals note il distinct reservation Of the right
and an energetic support of the demands Of swift
erland Russia fGvors a congress this sui iect
IL is expected that England and Prussia will
act In concert, especially in maintaining the
rights Of Switzerland
The London Herald understands that a cor
gress Of the great Powers will be held in Londcn
in few weeks.
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by A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

TWO STORY ANDATTIC FRAME HOTSE
Il AND LOT ON FOURTH, BETWEEN M.SstCUr-
SETS AVENUE AND NORTH ST., AT AUcTIoN.-Ou
MONDAY. tho 10th inst, shall sell, IA front ri
the preml ses, at halt past five o'clock D. m az q
o9llsnt two stony and attic Frame House, contain
ing q good and convenient rooms and the Lot on
which IL stands, being parts of Lots No ~ and a.
IN square south OF square Sic, having trent of "a
ieet on tourth street vett running back 9S feet be
tween Massachusetts avenue and street north,
Terms; One third cash balance IN s, y and Il
months, Tor notes bearing interest from day of "a
deed gwen and a deed of trust taken. Title an
ap9-d A.GREEN Auct
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To CONSERVATIVES

IJNerN'S Cod Liver OIL JeIlu
This great specific for CONSUMPTION is fast supcr
cedng all others in It's curative effects upon those
an ited Wtt fSnes1GGaT Prepared upon
robbed of the nauseous taste Of the plain article
Is received into the stomach in it's jeliiied form
without mastlcatIon, and is gradually dissolved
and digested. passing into thr small Intsstines drop
by drop, supplying the wastes of the body BY its
nutriclOus properties and thus assisting and So
tai, Ing nature In overcoming tho disease Ap-
proved by the New York Academy OF Medicine
and recommended by the faculty everywhere tins
preparation is confidently offered as a remedy FOL
Consumption and AL ScrOfuious affections
Sold by Charles Stott. Washing ton, and by all re
spectacle druggists. Price 5 I per hottie
PENFOLD, PARKER Il MOVER,
No. ID Beekman street, New York,
mar l6- SIN Wholesale Agents.
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Alexandria Marietta

ALEXANDRIA, April ll.-Flour-Family g. 7sl
=; Extra 6.l2a6 25; Superine S. s7% wbcst
whit, fair TO good, 81 45al IS; red Al 3Sal as
Corn-white 6Sd70; mixed 7la7ic; yellow 72a76c
Rye sc. Oats 4na5Oc. Corn Meal SOaS5c per
busbel. Seeds-Timothy s3aS3 20; Glover IS *
ASSOC. ProvsiOns-Butter. roll, Isa20c bacon
luc PORK S7ac7 so. Lard lOal2c. w hiskv 24s25C
Fish-Shad SI3al5 per hundred; Herring SIS
81 SD per thousand
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ONYGSNATEn BITTERs.


u cad the following letter from Caleb Parker
ESD, Of Concord, n. H., a man honorcd and cs-
t@emad by all who know him:
GsHt sDIea-With no disposition to make my name
conspicuous take the opportunity to state to the
Athlete, the benefit have derived from the use OF
~. ur.eH OTygg,.atsd BifisrS, and II rccOmmen nj
cm t. others. For two years | have been trOu-
HI win In!l e>tIon and its attendant evil such
As tiatuincy. constipation. severe attacks of dar
ThGa accompanied with water braSh at the stomach
which reduced me In flesh. strength and spirits. 50
low that was nenrly untited for business. applied
to several hySlclans from whom | obtained only
temporary relief, | concluded. with the advice oi
friends. but without the least faith in their efficacy
to try the srygeHatsd BiiteTS from the use of which
found immediate relief, having no return of water
hrash alter taking the rst portion. My weight has
Increased some thlrty-hvc pounds. and my health
is perfect. can truly say trat consider the Dry
ganntsd hittsrS the best tonic exta~t. have rec
commended them to several who have invariably
found great benefit from their use
Yours respectfully. CALEB PARKER.
Prepared by :. w. Fowle Il Co. Boston. and for
sale bv II. ID. Gilman. :. G.. Ford jr.. =. B. Waite
q. Stott, John Schwarze. Nairn & Palmer, Wa sh-
ington; and by dealers everywhere. pl0-Iw,r
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Missouri Democratic Stat. Convention

ST LOUIS, April IO.-The Democratic State
Convention met at Jeferson-City yesterday morn
lag.
After spir .tcd discussion, Judge Rowland.
who Is said % be I'm favor Of dickinson for the
Presidenc, was elected temporary Chairman.
At the afternoon session, r r. Acock of r,olk
county, was chosen perma president. After
the election of vice-prcsideuts and secrstarIes
the Convention ad iourned tin evening
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Raltimore Markets

BALTIMORE, April II - Flour closed quiet:
Howard street IS S7aS6 Wheat closed brm
white 81 .60al.73; red 81 46sl so. Corn CLOSED
steady; white 75a76c ; yellow 72a73c. Provisions
Gloss quiet; mess pork 81 5naSlS IS; prime SIS
bacon sides 97saloc. Whisky closed quiet at
- apo
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Died,

n New York city. on Sunday morning. April Gth.
at the reSlanc" ut her brother in law John Priest
ly, after short illness, Miss MARY HEATON,
aged 81 years.
Oa tine morning of the 18th instant. Mrs. MILL
CENT MAGRUDFR, in her &5th year.
Her funeral Will take place tomorrow Thursday
afternoon. at o'clock, from her late residence No.
Ill West St., Georgetown.
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MunicinAl EIeciinn-

TRENTON, n. J., April 10 Our city election
resulted in the choice Of Mills, Democrat for
Mayor, by four hundred majority Strain, Demo.
crat. was chosen Marshal by forty-one majority
\ majority Of the city ticket is Democratic The
Opposition elected a majority In the Council.
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FUTURE DAYS.

Brh. GREEN, Aucaoneer.
FNRUSCEE'S SALE Of BUILDING LOT IN
l. The FIRST WARD AT AUCTIoN.-Ry virtue of q
deed Of tust, execu ed the nth ia. of her, 1885
BY heirs of Henry Bryant, will proceed 20 SELL on
THURSDAY the 18th day nf April, at public sala,
on the premises, at O'Clock ?. m, 20 the highest
b:dd II, Lot No. 81, ~ square 72 as desEratsd in
the plan Of the CITY OF Wa<hlngtoa.
Terms: One third cash; balance in two eaual
notes, payable In and u months, bearing interest
and secured by approved eDder and deed of ST
II. LOUGHB0ROUGH, Trustee,
ap sd A. GREEN. Auct.
BY A.GREEN, Auctioneer
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF FRAME
~ HOUSE AND TWO Lo-s OF GRoUSDIN First
WARD AT AUcTION.-By order of the Circuit Court
of the District of Columbia, deoreed thu 18th day
OF January 1869. IN the matter CT Edmund Bryaut's
heirs, the undersigned commissioners will sell, at
pnhllc sale, on the premIses, on THURSDAY, the
l4tn INST AZ O'Clock IN Lots Nos. l9 and %, Ia
Square III with improvements, as designated in
the plan of Washington city, and Of which Edmun nd
BRYANT died seised.
Terms: One third cssh; balances in two anna
Instalments. payable In 6 and u month"; secI red
by bond and deed oftrust-deferred payments beaT
.LOU6HBOROuGH.
n L0uGHBOROUGH.
NICHOLAS CAI,LAS.
JAS. NOURSE
WIN. w. DAVIS.
.a Commissioners
eP gu A. GREEN, Auct.
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HEAVY Bank Robbery

COLUMBUS, Ga, April 1O.-The Marine Bank
agency at this place entered by means Of false
KEYS. last evening, aud robbed Of So. 600. about
ball In Marine Bank notes and the remainder Iva
Georgia and South Carolina notes A reward Of
~ .m@ has been offered for the arrest Of the rob
bers
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PBNNIEs.-Persons desiring Pennies will aIwnys
find them for exchange at the Star Oilioe counter

TIE vOTARIFS OF DI<SIP ATIoN. AMI victims of lie
fusion, can b. brought to conviction OF tin, error
of their WAS. and saved from world tmentai md
bodily suffering. 10y needing the atvce contained in
that popular work Human Frd Hy or PhySioi0gi
cal RcSs1rcb"S.' II Is sound III liz dort:ne plain
hut InoiienSlye III its dictates. and being b. autif
illustrated will coored engravlnes. IT brings every
thing home to the conception that he who runs
may READ = Sold by Dr.. Barrow. I94 BIeecker
rywhere.
Sold also Ivy :. Calvert Ford. j., Washington.
u. Y. ap ln-lm
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Financial

NEW GoRK. April IL Stocks are stead, .
"a icaSo and Rock Island 63 a; Illinois Central
shares Coz; do. bonds s.; Michigan Southern
6sS3
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Rs WAII6 RAPNARD .uo.iooo--

Bs WAI.L a BARNARD. Auc.IOneers.
pOSlIINE SALE Or BUILDING LOIS ON
y FARMLAND AVENUE, AT pURIIC SLIF,-fIn
MONDAY AFTERNOON, 9Th inst at S O'Clock,
Will sell, 10 tho hlg hest oder, Lots numbered
4. and 5, IN square l.0Sa. fronting on MarylRpd
Avenue, near the toll gate, aud between 18th anl
Terms; One third cash the residue in aua u
months with interest and secured by decd of trus,
Title perfect.
ap Is WALL, A RARNARD auots
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AUCTION SALES.
by WALL & BARNARD. Auct,onoeTs

B| VAIL q BAhNARD, AuctIonoeTe.
SMAl.b BRICK HOUSE AND LOT AT AUG
- TloN.-un FRIDAY AFTER NOON. 18th inst. l,
al Sc o'clock we will sell, IN front Of the premises
part az Lot ", In square 6lS, fronting Is fpet "a
north IA street, between LIST and "a streets wes' .
and running tack lac feet u an q lev, improv,
va a small twa-ft"ry brick dwelling
Terms: One fourth cash baanoe an ono, two.
SUI three years, with Interest Title persect a
deed gwen and decd Of trust taken.
apS Is WALL, a HAYWARD Eucts
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THIS AFTERNOON d TOMORROW
By BARNARD BUCKEY; Goorgetoxn-

by BARNARD q BUCKLEY GeOrgetown.
Il ARGE AND HANDSOME PRIVATE RESI-
L. IL DsNCE ~ GBcRGETwS AT AucrIoy.-Un
D." EDNBSDAG, llth instant, at So O'Clock r. NJ,
~ front of the premises, wall sell to the hirhcs ST
BIDDER that large, c0nvaBen and handsome House.
'ha r'aloence o the late Col. Humphreys, situated
on Gay street, Green steet, iTunting IS feet
and running tack 20, through TO Olive street, on
consist ola large well built coHssDrtab'e and con
yen"nt Rrick Dwelling, an good fepsir, command
lng beautiful view of WASHINGTON, TIE fotomsc
taThcd large Brick Stable, ~mokehouse. &c.
=, ma sac offers an opportunity to secure one of
the hest private dwellings In Georgetown.
Terms: One fourth ca h; the residue n +, Il, Ia.
END "A months, with interest from day Of sale The
title Is 9e,fec;. A deed given ard a deed of trust
taker.
dp9 BARNARD n RITCKEN
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Noffos-irsfr'ef - Colxna5ta Advsytissns.ss
Of ,"ss''ea ~ tss BALTIMORE SUN are rsosscsd
- "A 4 Fn:-1ardes from The STAR Office. ~
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BARNARD & BUCKLEY, Auct..
Hv A. GREEN. AuctIonear
NTENSlNE = L. Dim

Nv a. GEEEN. AuctIonear.
INTENSIVE SALE OF VALUABLE RrrI n
IL IHG Lois IN SQUARE No. $40, ON THE ISLAND.
AT AUCTIoN.-On W. DNkSDAY. the 9Th day Of
April next, shall sell IN front of The Premisas
commencing ~ o'clock ?. M, tweI;y three hand
some building iots, being sU,ldv sIons nf the orisi-
No. 541.
This property fronts 81 AID ~ srect Is wet and
u and III streets south. q the lots running hack %
WIDE alley, with a frontage Of from 10 10 y feet
aid les wtti,Ia few squares Of thu new market i'm
the Seventh W ard.
my office
Terus of salo: One lcu Ia cash: the balance in
9, 2 and l9 months, for notes bearing 81 from
the day OF sale. Full warranted deeds Will be given
and a deed Of trust taken for the deferred pay :
ments. -
II tho terms arc not complied with within FIVE
Gays after said sale the property will be resoli at
the risk and cost Of the delauti6g purchaser.
mar I'D a. GREEN, Auct
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II Mt1 nGNfS Goops.-A large and superior stock
al LUIS ol Mourning Goods, suitable for the Spring
can nc ~ o. souhd az W. w. BgRpKTrE's.
aP'-N No. ISL Seventh st. between and X
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BARRY's TRTCoPHERnus

is the best and cheapest article for Dressing, Beau
tifying, Cleansing, Curling, Preserving and Re
storing the Hair. Ladies, try 1t. Sold by all Drug
glsts and PeTfumers. mar -6m
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b. J. G.. McGUIRE A. CO., Auctloneers.
SALE OLE NAI.IIARI.E Pm

b, ]. &. MCGUIRE a. CO.. AuctIoneers
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE BUILD-
IL ING LOIS IN PRINTING OFFICE SOUARE.-On
SATURDAY AFTERNOON. May 5:h, at s..
O'Clock, on the premises. by virtue of q deed ~
trust To the subscriber, dated Nav 7th, 1857, aid
dul recorded IN Libsr J. A. g. No. 49, folios 81 ct
seq, one OF the land records for Washington cpun-
~, d. G.. shall sell Lots Nos 81 and IS ia subdIII
sion OF Square No ga, fronting esch u feet on
north III street, between LIST street west and north
Capitol street and running back It's fest inches t
80 teet alley, and containing each z,.i6 feet ot
ground, more or less.
Terms: One fourth cash; the residue IN g. Il and
10 months, with interest, secured by deed Of truet
on the premises. All convey ancIRg 1t the cos, If
the purchaser.
THOS. J. FISHER Tru,tee
ap2-eaw&ds ], C. MEG tIRE A Co Auots
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MEMS DRESS SUITS,

MEMS DRESS SUITS,
Mems Business SUITS,
Youths Business SuitS.
Chi!dren's Dress SRits,
ChiLdreR'S School SUITS,
NOAH WALLER & Co., Marble Hall Clothing
announce that their annual display of Spring and
Summer Clothing is now ready for inspection. 1t
Is comprised OF an assortment of Gentleper'a and
Youths Cloth ing ofthe newe?t and richest designs
In material Trimming, and workmanship.
fashionable articles of dress, an Opportunity is now
offered for selecting from the most attractive stock
duoed prices. apa8-Iy
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WEDDING CAKES, very pretty and very cheap :;
best Ice Cream and Water Ices at low price, ct
the PhiladelP hia Confectionery, corner I2th and
SITS. mar lms