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| corning t''' CONDITION. winch ~ t!ls in"n,ut
!, N"5 Wy ,''''L IN" one hundred rounds ny
| t'"'"'h t' "Hc expended, amt cur m,u vcre
az. them anoet t. the r,od a. drcu,Ail., ruin
'"d iN'itdt - uusActs d large c&t.nt, .ud men
| were e''h ,n'h"E I'm, c.rtr,i-'s down ~ dryHt
| N'n1 ted, l' .nG Lod nothing /, cat save l,,a,k.
| , wv NINA ~! carrier IN th'lI l"tF'tS, from
| go. ~ : ~ W To- tinc, i"r dld thci
| Ind u',i, a'i,,' '"r V',l' u on M""!'. II'y
| s,yo,,,,, ''''' VIZ" u'9 A'.''d '"f net ia u"
| ~ 10, HOO, :, ~ ..
III vitn IN, e,,,, ~ '',',y ,,h', ''p
| ,taT, il, ,IL m ~ - "u,"bor, hud ,.II
| ,l.t, '.,J. t. I'' .". =, wen me TX
! Ell tho ,,,ari.J ',l ,l ,.,,'l -, '"' ~"
| ANA TLrir t.,..,',,,. ,.'',,r ''" Ut.
half fun wh,n the III ir., ,,,,, ~ y"
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Oar map represents
he whole OF Etstcru
Virginia. Richmond
viii be observed near
Tie oa,rc IT The map,
toward, the lower bor-
der, au!Notiolk in tho
extreme lower corner
yn tie right. Tho dis
lance from Norfolk TO
N,lu .Llisl'l miles.
iltiy miles above
Norfolk, upon tho land
between York and
James rlt,r-, viii n ia
.c.Dritc,lu- the PEN
lusulr, Will be note,
lothtO wn, recently
ctn urcl Ten miles
tu.ui 'rup j. Williams
1urg, thc scene OF tho
recent severe light, in
which the rebels wero
iisistrously defeated
~ Gen. Mcclellan.
his point il sixty
miles distant from
Richmond. Just above
Williamsburg IL tho
Chic .lionliuy river or
creek, laid ,lown upon
the map but not dcsi,-
mated hy name, across
which the rebels have
lately rctreatcd. Twcu-
ty-ihrec miles North
WcNt q Williamsburg
Is New Kent e. H.. to
which point, at last
accounts the rebels had
retrcated, and where
our forces under Gen.
S,oncman, were falling
upon their rear. This
is distant about TWEEN.
ty-two miles i'rumliich-
mond. Eastward from
New Kent, and "a short
distance above IL West
Point, the terminus q
thcRichmOnd and York
river railroad, at which
place our troops LATELY
defeated the rebels with
severe loss.
Scwalls Point, which
has been shcllcd and
taken by our troops,
viii hc observed near
Norfolk, from which
place It il distant but
a tow miles. Ports
mouth is distant from
Norfolk about half a
milc--hring on the OPP
prsitc .i.lc Of the hir-
uor, AMI connected
with Soriolk 10y a
team ferry.
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hhpNs'tb' Ifo'l sue NuriiiMrff.
Cb'1qo. Hry9--A spocin! Dispatch 70 the
| Two, from CAIRO today, says:
Arrivals tl,v, from pltah,r gh, state tie, hr
| rebels were alta 'kcl b. Gen. Grant, Oh ", Inca
day, a. few mice west Of Corinth. Thoir line wa,
Instantly selling, ho'k, though ia rcil.,, orI,r.-
The result 90 uisorrag,i. cut appears ia tie riiii
u"y mont Of tho rebels 10y thpir.l.!e flank t,
| the s'pthon'', thus flrroulcrirs tie iuc.,. tho
M''nphi' HnI ''H'rii'r railroad, ani taxing up a
position Ia force Oh th' M,uuo nuI OlIo Rad.
south Of Criuth.
Ills movement, t,l.tlcr With The rerarts az 49,.
scr, ~, indicate that tur whole rebel hr-r iIi le
wthdwWu ~ rapidly 49, I,-tb lo /, I, !ui,.Lus
l'not' 4 in.lcr south ~ C.ruth Al u.H ro.u,
tie rebels hHy" extensive works for tL, i,n,I'.
tIrc ~ utu|S and ordnance.
cairo NdJ lo-A refugee from Momp,iq 70.
Ports mt 4 tilrr number Of troops had arrived at
ht'il hlH li'u ArEhusns aud Texas, aud were i'm.
ihdia''it sent T. G"rnth. The Provost Marshal
mWruyel burning the cotton carly l,t vg,.
NJ II Of tue sugar aud mula see wax thrown INTO tie
iiFrr. TIE t'htl government s,il,d lurg. amount
Of prop ~ and sent it 10 Cpuuhrs NJ, AMI
rruWs' I" pas fr II three months nitcr the treat,
/ ui peace " ith the uit,d Statr-.
Joh lhuul'ur Nas securing tie country around
memphis viii hh g'il-, enforcing the cui.scrutIou
rot.
Dc0crierq from BcsIrcparI's army report that
a." tr''l' 80 on i'f raj ns ahl Tat luc.r ra-
tons vI'l nj Inst Ntty 10
Al tle infantry which Vat been stationed At Fort
Wright hHd been sent to Cli'uti.
numbered crticnsu, Mrmphu haI been inn.
mi"rt ir 'Nl "tS7r. d'1it5 AS 10 the N,ccc II Of
tie rebellion " / of ire tIrus r,nnined. Lut "a
uuu'"r 81 tic "'tr. svIupNt'ufrrs were lrRyu, Il 20
Tie n t.r.r ".t'g suon Of the arrly,l oi Ito ma.
tuHrl Nn,i
Grim, M.I Comm .larc /. t, ,rr.y,t r.rc
,Itr.te Of TIN feet 900
ltr lc.uHat..,' rrl''t. 1t acmINi4 is cor.
,'ula'"l ~ ''' 'l .' Or -'nrr7 exchanged vcs-
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Fortress Morrn& May lit Hon. j. II. WAT.
son. Assistant Secretary Of War: The Mcrrinae
was blown up by the rebels at two minutes before
five o'clock this morning. She was set fire 10 about
three o'clock.
The explosion took place at the time stated II Is
stated to have been o~iA sight by those who saw
~ the Monitor r. 4. Stevens 'Naugatuck}, and
the gunboats have gone Nh tow.,J. Nort.,t
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Detail. of the tnll ur >utiolk md rou,-
riouih.


Iarf,sss x1sr1-. Ma Or. NOD T. IN,
| I'll. evening, prevents mot stirring spectacle.
| About = dozen steam transport, are lo4ln troops.
rne tr,lHi''rt' at' rthcru4 .n tho stream. they
have on lvtrl a't.'eiy. ca.' 49,. oul u.r.tr,-
TIE kp E'p' arc poui. sLot aai slci into
a,ye't. Pnu'
r-..d'ut l.H.''H, st C.rusplcr.u g. .,.of
the ANN o.l N.vy, is .rpr ',.tn. ~, eNr,-
i.t.n l.u..cl About av r...', Lc uc., a,r ,a
/, tho p.,ec src.t,l i,r tie l.uf.g., witch BE-
,bau, n,i'o below the Rir Ee.e. 1t ia .r'i lie
WA ,hr G-' To- Hcp GA a'orr, and, oa,r
examining Mr himself Ito ut.hucs g., hnl.
u,, returned TO Ia Font. Wien, he va, received
with ontAu'ias'c Cheering hy tho troops, who
were ,.al,r>us.
Tor Mile expedition has no. vet started tie
iE,y r,ip- c,uscd vs. the tim, rclur lr s,,,ln.
! The A,rsct i,,l cannon "a ne lc'uilc. T.c tat.
,cricn at the RI RNls have atoup,d throwing
! She +, AMI all aluet. rho scene IA tho Roads. o.
tho tramp ia s,c,muy about, ia mot beautiful.
! presenting, panoramic view Seldom Witnessed
WHorgltys F.W Nan io-TAc troop. l,n du.
in. the nj it, AMI At daylight could he Son from
the wharf iani.n, at w,'ioughiy's ront, a shot
distance from tie Rip Reps.
TIE point at which We have landed is known o..
Point Pleasant, ri IT mi'cs nom Norf,''-. .,,c of
~, ipvoritc dives houn the latter city, RI, frs,
regiment landed ,,as tic Goth New York, known ~
Ma WeL.r's regiment, which pushed un liniuci,.
atcly, Wndcr ,lnugri ot General weber, aud
we're, at \. VI, p.ctc,ci within five ni.ca Of
Norfolk IT.. Fiist Dcawa,c, Cd AuIreva was
pushed forward at . o' lock, ac",ipa panied by gene
rals M,mfel and vclc al stan. Thcv
were spr followed ly tho ifh M,,sschu.
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seriously. Sis oHtu' the tci. Captain, in tho ,.ri'
"'Hl W''o Ali'd, ami tio regiment very badly cut
up IL .a im!"' PIE, ni,cd {, ascertain tb ~ loss
4 present, htu, yr, from n, rcin,,ut tl,t,i
To come "a NJ t. the p.oscut witiu.. OF lie re-.
ut'nhe ttBmru's ct tic tVc.biur Hfipa.lr o,,
~" poet in ,runt mud the others bod iu rcscIyc.
'I nHf mon, - SO engaged before TIE close of
49, 'I'E. "a" loss Of the Excel ilr BRIGADE is IN,
sh,d hl wounded, and goo pfisoners
M'tnwhI' Con P,ykH brigade, the advance Of
"'h. ton'h dris.ou, arrived on the ground at /
'' hNk' having tu1rtht up nom Icr's Mil ton
y twelve miles Ia <, that inoriu, In tho IL, J., -
"foI,nf ram and Through mud enklc deep But'
"'H H''"'l p'l ny sore pr.sssd they were marched
~ ,i'e ,.'' 'h' ~ taking position CA the rgLt
"'n " ""rr ~ a." c'iter u ourI position, where
'h'N "'i' ut once exposed t. the tll fore, e the
'n'h' 7 me i.rtw" hours they held their Io-i-
Ton "esiu,t it'lt odds, Twice they were driven
la y, Md twice ttcy rallied a. aiu, mud r.,oylrcd
Tue desperation q Che aslti. shown by the fact
W.; woods In which tie n. pc fought was loot
orrcd rs the rebels "A bold lash, lut q cross.
fire from PeoL'. tro'ps compelled tLcu T. r.t.rc
hsiJre hey could dr,a aWHy With them, and they
sought shelter IN ter riC Ii'1.
lna GrrEL Losis,
IN Williamsburg, the churches. tie Uuiv,rsi,y
p'i'""g' ard other public lu.ldiu,s, a. we'll 40
many private dwellings,, Verc f,i.I C,lol vi,I
"OuWcd, LETT behind hy the rcLcis ID. moi, L,sty
,NoIls. In !'ot tcr" wal solr.rly q house In
-" H. , ,.'.,, al n', A"/a' .Hs' one In addition
T., ~, "ouLu' '",hd IN Williamsburg, a L.r,c
H.inn'' were inluI scattered Ia din .I,nt places
"pts'd" tho VILLAGE. TIE whole numiar comm,
~" or auds cannot be- l,,s tLau one tho sand,
Ten Peck stating & mo trat ok L4lllrl were
Trio rohos base tho pr-rc t. send IN some Of
lI,u Surgeons, vita iIf ul tiuro, 70 tat our
i'Dl"' ~ re- ~. ~ 90 ~ portion ot the labor o'
ortG 80 i..nl. l. ,J the wounded rebels Icn
upon ..r i7u'. $50 l-y, SECURED % is,r' ,.brr
% ~. .H' HI.. .Ir. ..rt O.. .s..t If mum. cr
% mon" can tr 'rtW't'i. So. Of tI,u we're
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THE KILLED AVID WOUNDED.

VI" - t, h.s H. ... .u- va, re-.
ec.yed at tie W'r ID. pt..4tt ...m...u..-
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Mcclellan "Na;en,ug On"
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RICEMoGD hLG0STII slGHr.

THE FIGHT At WILLIAMSBURG.
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TIE JAMESTOWN CAPTURED.
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THE COMMANDMENT OF THE CITY
Bridge Building -Dsriag Of Engineers
Fredericksburg After the CannOnade.
Correspondence of the New York Times
FREDERICKSBURG, VA, Thursday Night,
December IL, 1862

Correspondence of the New York Times.
FREDERIcKsBURG, Va, Thursday Night,
December IL, 1862 !
localize this letter fredericksburg, but
it is assuredy" living Fredericksburg "no
more" city soulless, rent by wrack of
war, and shooting up in flames athwart
nights sky, is the pretty little antique RpOt
by the Rarpahannock, erewbiIe she pecu-
liar scene of dignitiad ease ana retirement
The advance of the Right Grand Division
of the Potomac rests here tonight, after a
series of operations which are certainly
among the most extraordinary of the war.
To those who retired to rest, uniformed of
what night was destined to bring forth, the
spectacle this morning must have seemed
arrange enough to be the improvisation of
the maglcians art. One hundred and fifty
pieces of cannon covered the circular sweep
of the nights of Fredericksburg 10000
men in battle array had sprung from the
earth, and lay, ready for the advance, be-
hind those hights. But to the initiated who
spent the night in yigils and knew what
work crowded its busy hours, it was all in
telligihle enough. All night artillery came,
and came with its ceasless, heavy rumble ;
and as each battery arrived from the rear,
it was posted in the place selected for it by
the Chief of Artillery, Allnight the Perpet-
ual tramp of men moving to the front filed
the air IonIGon trains unwound their long,
like forms, and were drawn, each boat
by it's own team. down to the rivers brink.
1t had been determined, in council of war,
held on Wednesday, that, instead of extend
ing our lines of operations along the river
| from Falmouth to Port Conway, the entire
army should be crossed at or near Freder-
| icksburg.
Five poutoon bridges were 10 be thrown
across the river, the first at the Lacey House,
which lies directly opposite the end of the
main street of Fredericksburg, half mile
below Falmouth; the second and third
within few hundred yards of the first.
The remaining two were to be thrown over
a mile and half or two miles further down
the stream, and on these the grand division
! of General Franklin-the left--would cross,
while Summers and Hooker grand divisions
right and center-would use the three
upper ones.
1t was about three o'clock this morning
when the boats were unshipped from the
teams at tho rivers brink. Swiftly and
silently the Engineer Corps proceeded to
their work. A dense fog filled the valleys
and water margin, through which tho bridge
builders appeared as spectral forms. The
recital of the Times special correspondents
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Law of News napers.

l. Subscribers who not give express notice to
the contrary considered as wishing to continue
their subscriptions to the paper.
2. 1t subscribers order the discontinuance of
their periodicals the publisher may continue send
them until all arrearages are paid.
3. If subscribers neglect or refuse to take their
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tied the bill and ordered them discontinued.
4. If subscribers remove to other places without
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the former direction, they are held responsible
8. The Courts have decided that refusing to take
periodicals from the office. removing and leaving
them uncalcd for is pyin,a Jacie evidence of inten
tional fraud. - - "
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ular Dispensatory for the treatment and permanent
cure of all known
PRIVATE DISEASES,
Whether of recent origin or of long standing, in
MALE 0P FEMALE. '..' '"
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Private rooE:s are provided where consultations
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When Great Britain fought Napoleon,
she made the Bank of England notes legal
tender aud the premium on gold rose so
high that twenty-one shilling pieces rose
to twenty-seven. but did uot prevent her
from carrying on the war successfully.
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A constable pursued thief who took
refuge on q stump in swamp, and pulled
the rail after him on which he went in.
The constable made the following return
-" Sightable-conversable-non est COM
atable-in swampum-up stumpum --ralio.'
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4 cotemporary says" Some absent
minded individual paid us silver twenty
five cent piece yesterday instead of a bit Of
pastebOard As il was doubtless unininten-
tional, the owner can exchange it on identi-
fcatiou"
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The editor of the Albany Argus having
inquired when the Almighty commanded
that the negroes should be freed, the States
man replies that the Argus man will find
the injunction in the next chapter to the
one in which it is said they shall be worked
to death on a cotton plantations.
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OH, LET HER SEEK MY GRAVE.

olls LIE HIN SEM M VIVA ' Es
A new style of Metre for Music.l
Oh, let her seek my grave to grieve
When twilight earth shall cover;
For near me, at the hush of eve,
I'd hare her erer horer!
But as Pm hale and hearty yet,
And stamina seems stronger,
Oh, dry that dear ones eyes, nor let
Her ianguor imger longer
Oh, let her seek, &c.
But I, alas to her nm naught,
My fate than most seems rougher
How can she see with careless thought,
A cypher Sof ar suffer
All when my clay the green sod wraps,
Some feeling she'll discover;
Express wish too late, perhaps,
TO ieaue dlire her lorer
Oh, let her seek, &c.
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NOTICE TO FARMERS.
~ THE PEARL MILLS

With new and improved machinery, are now in
the most perfect condition to do your grinding of
all kinds in the best manner at the shortest no
tce. With many years experience in the business,
the best of machinery, and experienced and COM
petent millers, will not fail to give good satis
faction to all who may favor us with their patron
age. And, while we gratefully acknowledge the
generous patronage extended us during the past
many years, we assure you effort shall be spared
to merit continuance of your favors.
~ The highest market price at all times paid
for Wheat. DICKS & JOHNSON,
43tf. Jfdunee CITY, Feb. ii. '62.
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SHUTTLE SEWING MACHINES
Price Only $4Qj

The Best and Strongest Machine in Use 4!
WM. E. CRAFT, Machinst,
$50 Summit street, lover City Bank)
TOLEDO, OHIO.
Having good engine and lathe, and all other
tools fitted for light job work, would beg share
of patronage, feeling confident that all work en-
trusted to my care will be done in prompt and
workmanlike manner, and on the most reasonable
'erms.
shall continue to manufacture my great Shuttle
Machine. the best in use for all kinds of sewing,
light and heavy. This machine is we'll known and
bears good reputation.
sB-SEWING MACHINES, of all descriptions
repaired on the shortest notice. Reference may be
had to j. W. Bailey, proprietor of the Journal.
nOS'62y WIN. Z. CRAFT.
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Why do you drive such miserable
looking carcass as that? Why don't you put
heavier coat of flesh on him ?" said trav-
eler to an Irish cart driver.
:" A heavier coat of flesh? By the pow
ers the poor creature can hardly carry what
little he has on him and draw the heavy
cart besides ~
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JOB PRINTING.

We are prepared to execute all kinds of Job
Work, such as Posters, Sale Bills, Progra mmes
Invitations, Cards, Labels, Pamphlets, all kinds of
Blanks, &C., IN the most satisfactory manner.
Orders filled at short notice, and on the most
reasonable terms.
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-.+ Publishers and Pruprietors.
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PnuosoPHERs tell us that Nature never
errs. They certainly can not mean human
nature.
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EORT MEIGs NURSE

L
As the season is approaching for the transplant
ing of trees, &c. beg to call the attention of those
interested to large and well selected stock of
Trees and Shubbery,
Consisting in part of Apple, Pear, Peach, Plum,
Cherry, Aprcots, Ounce, Raspberres, Dlackberres,
Goosberries, Currants, Pie-Plant. Grapes, &c.
We have full assortment of Fruit, Ornamental
and Evergreen Trees, which we will sell at war
prices. P0MEROY & BROS.
Office at George B. Kreps's Store, Perysburg,
Ohio. Give us a call. lStf
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lEERAFIoNS AT FREDERICKSBURG

Now, oh Lord, dismissest Thou me,
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TURTIS' CURE FOR badness
- for sale by GEO. R. SPURR, POI Main street.
mchll dtf
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A SECESSION TRoPuY.-The following,
says the Cincinnati Gazette, is a copy OF a
letter found on rebel soldier captured at
Bowling Green. in it was the ring so paric.
ularly spoken of. 1t illustrates the chvaIric
spirit and the scholarship Of the masses who
compose the secession forces. The letter and
ring were sent us by a member of Cincin-
natl regiment -
ITO Sis this ring was made by me the lead
was a bullet that killed colonel Slocum of the
Ills N. !. regiment | taken this out of his
head myself and made this ring out of it Sis
you will keep this for the until return and il
you keep it Tor me you will oblige me and il
never live to get back sis keep it in memory
of me don't loose ii if live to get back | in.
tend to have it plated and if l never do get
back sis you will have it plated and keep It the
Bullet that killed Colonel Socum of the lis
New York regiment he was a brave man but
on the wrong side A hotheaded Additional
so Enough About the ring"
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PRICE, 2 CENTS.
miscellaneous

ID EMEMBER - ~ Front street - Mrs.
- GII.lIARD, Ladies' Hair Manufacturer. Ladies'
lar Dyed and Dressed in the incest manner diff lac
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men be accommodated in the most approved style.
Hair Dressing and Bathing Rooms also attach
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Hair work hand made to order. Children hair
cut in the most approved manner. Capable Females
will be in attendance in the ladies department.
n. B. Cash paid Tor hair. diff aus
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AND VERY DESIRABLE CLOTHING,
ADAPTED TO THE PRESENT AND
APPROACHING SEASONS, WHICH
WILL BE FOUND FULLY EQUAL IN
STYLE AND WORKMANSHIP TO
OUR PRODUCTIONS OF ANY FOR
MER SEASON.
WE ALSO INVITE PARTICULAR
ATTENTION TO OUR BOYs, CLUTn-
ING, IN WHICH DEPA RTMENT NO
PAINS ARE SPARED TO RENDER 1T
WORTHY OF THE CONTINUANCE OF
PAST LIBERAL PATRONAGE.
IN OUR TAILORING DEPART
MENT WE OFFER A LARGE AND
WELL SELECTED STOCK OF PIECE
GOODS, IN WHICH WILL BE FOUND
A WIDE RANGE OF PIECES, QUAIL
TILES. AND STYLES. INCLUDING
MANY OF THE BEST STYLEs FROM
RECENT APPROPRIATIONS, AS WELL
AS CHOICE STYLES OF DOMESTIC
MANUFACTURERS, ADDITIONS TO
WHICH WILL BE MADE WEEKLY,
ALL OF WHICH WILL BE OFFERED
AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES,
BY THE PIECE OR YARD, OR MADE
UP WITH PROMPTNEss AND IN AR
TIsTJC STYLE, TO ORDER, FOR
EITHER MEN OR BOYS.
sATJsFAC TION GUARANTEED IN
ALL CASES, AT
164. 16S and 17O
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