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The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-10-17

SAN Francisco, Oct. 1.-two heavy
shocks of an earthquake were felt in the
lower part of the State last night, and an
other this morning, frightening the people
out of their hous es, but doing no damage.
Advices from China to August 20 con-
firm the news OF the capture Of Nankin by
the Imperialists.
japanese advices of September I'd say
that a naval expedition had sailed to cbas'
tise Prince Lechisine, who still closes thu
Inland Sea, and interrupts the commerce. o.
Nagasaki. The expedition consisted OF
nine British, four Dutch, three French and
one American. This movement will no
lead to war, but is simply TO chastise an in
dependent prince.
WASHINGTON, Oct. l5.-The Secretary o
the Treasury awarded the new loan, &C
cepting all bids above 3 Is premium, and
about sixty per cent. of the amount bid a
that figure, to make up the $4,000, OO0.
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Letter from Alex. HI. Stephens.

New YORK, Oct. l5.-A letter purport
ing to have been written by Alex. H. Ste.
phens, of Georgia, the rebel Vice President,
in reply to . letter from several Of his fel,
low citizens, is published. He says no
person more ardently desires an end to the
war than be does, but it is not in his power
to bring it about. He says the recognition
of the sovereignty Of the Stetes is the only
solution of the trouble. The idea of main.
tanning the old Union, or any Union, by
force, is preposterous. The subj ugation Of
the South by the North would involve the
destruction of the Constitution and the
overthrow of their liberties as well as urs.
Any peace growing out Of Union Of
States established by force, will be as ruin
Gus to them as to US. The action of the
Chicago platform, 50 far as its platform Of
principles goes, presents a ray Of light
which, under Providence, may prove the
dawn Of the day to this long and cherries.
night To q convention of States to adjas,
| Our difficulties Ehave no objection 81
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aEufODean News

! HAIIs2x, sOct. 14.-Ths Hecla, from
Liverpool, 4th. Queenstown, 5tb, arrived
yesterday morning.
The, commercial news mainly anticipa'
ted. 9Nf1X{I uNH aMt 81.
Mace's representatives have announced
in London that the fight, is. put off for the
present. Ooburn was On The field and wa.
greeted with tremendous shouts by the i'm
mense crowd. Mace did not make his ap'
pearancs; S 1t is expected that ooburn will
claim the stakes.
Another report states that sthe mattel
has been laid over for adjudication by the
stake holder. 10 q q. =.
The Times says the capture of Atlantis
and tie victory of Sheridan in the Valley
renders the re election Of Lincola almost
certain. i. r srz 2 q 90
The financial pressure is believed to be
over. Gold continaSs TO flow into the
Bank of England.
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fsox THE WascE.-ADoot one hun:
dred apd ffti isnissastss who ssrs on ths
train which was destroyed on the Balti-
Fcrt and Ohio Railroad on Thusday night,
crossed At Benwood on Saturday. They
bad been robbed of everything except the
clothing they wore. The head of each
family Represented that whom they left Bal
timore they had plenty of money, most Of
which wa in gold, and that it was oil tax
en- from them blythe party who threw the
train, from the track. One man lost $4,000
10 gold, and several others lost one or two
thousand ddllars Of like money. The whole
party left on the Central Ohio Railroad for
the West.
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Sr. Louis, October l4.-Prices rear
guard. left Brownville night before last,
marching towards Lexington. Our cavslry
advance, under General Sanborn said that
they have been repulsed at Pisgah, Cooper
county, on Wednesday, bat is since re-
ported at Sedliaa, on the Pacific Railroad.
Great excitement exists. The Kansas mi
litia has been called out to repulse the IL.
Vasion. Bulge, Prigman and thirty Ger.
mans were killed ct German Settlement,
Lafayette county, on the 18th by the rebels
under Poole, Todd and Theyetkill.
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Gold RUmOrS.

NEW YORK, Oct. l5.-The Gold market
shows a continuance of the vigorous bull
movements. Rumors are freely circulated
to support the market. A prominent shor.
operator failed this morning, making the
third failure in two days among gold deal
ers. The price opened this morning at 2l8,
and subsequently advanced to 22O, closing
at 2l54. =,
A Washington special to the Commercial
saws the candidates for Chief Justiceship
multiply, but Secretary Stanton is now
said to be the party most likely to receive
the appointment. VIM. NJ. Evarts, of New
York is named to day in high circles as a
promising candidate.
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commander Of the order was p. @. Wright,
| editor ofth0 New York News, who was last
Maysent to Fort Lafayette. Vallandigham
was his successor. Robert Holloway, Of
H. was Lieutenant>G General, and acted in
Yalandigham's stead during the latters ab'
sence from the country. t1gFgs
Col Sandsrson ia his report on the pro
gress Of the orders, expresses the opinion
that the order was founded by Vallandig-
ham during his Punishment and upon con.
Esultation At Richmond with Davis and other
prominent traitors.
The order in Indiana boasts that the ritz
ual came direct from Davis, and one Of the
witnesses states that Davis is q member.
The number belonging to, the order has
been yariously estimated at from 100000
to 100000, but Vallandigham in his Day
ton speech put it O,OOO, which is probably
nearest the total of these societies through
out Indiana, Illinois, Ohio, Kentucky, Mis-
souri, and New York.
In March last the entire armed force OF
the order capable Of being modified for
effective service was represented to be
$4,000 men. The testimony shows that
arms have been furnished the members.
In Hon. ID. w. Voorhees, office were found
letters to Ex-senator Wall, of New jersey,
in regard to the purchase Of 10000 Carl
baldi rifles 10 be Forwarded to the west
Arms were to be furnished the order by
way of Canada and paid for by assessment
upon the lodges.
Much testimony was taken upon the
point and the report is full of evidence Of
extensive operations in this particular.
The ritual contains bread declarations Of
State Rights, and against the authority oil
the Federal Government to coerce by arms
q Sovereign State, and argues that the ex
ecutive officers of the Government may be
excelled by force of arms when they re-
fuse to administer the Government in &C
cordance with the letter of the accepted
Constitution. The osths declare that a
member will defend with arms the princi-
pies Of the order whenever directed by
competent authority of the order, wal ad-
mitted by one Of the order in Missouri, that
on joining, he understood the object to be
aid and assistance to the Confederate Gov.
eminent; he adds, the order is hostile in ev.
cry respect to the General Government and
friendly to the SO called Confederate Gov
eminent. 1t is made up Of disloyal
persons DESTROYS of securing the Indepen>
dsnce Of the C~onfederacy, with the view OF
restoring the Union IS it was. Other pur.
poses of the order are shown to be aiding
soldiers to desert the destruction of Gov.
eminent property, destruction Of private
property and prosecuting the Union Men
Association, murder, and the establishment
of . Northern Confedsracy.
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Rebels ON the Potomac.

WASHINGTON, Oct. l5.-Ipformation has
reached here that yesterday afternoon
about n hundred of Whites guerillas
crossed at a ford of the Potomac, six miles
above Edwards Ferry, and advanced to
Poolesville, Nd, where they drove out the
citizens and committed much damage.
There are additional reports, but which are
not authenticated, that, earlier in the day,
other guerilla bands crossed near the Mo-
nocacv. and moved down the Rockville road.
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Sale of Land in Marshall Co.,
w. Va.

DY VIRTUE or TWO DEEDS OF TRUST
ID from VIM ]. Kerby, one to Charles A. Hoge,
dated November lst, 1883 aud the other to James II:
Hage, dated October 4, 1889. and Of record in Marshall
County, W. Va, in BOOK y Folio $50, and Book Is
Folio ia. l shall, on the sth day Of Hovsmbss. 1884,
st the from. door 81 Aar.hall Court House, w. Va.
proceed to sell at public auction to ths highest and
best bidder for cash, tbs two tracts Of land msntionsd
the falls Of Fish Creek, ~ miles below Bolton. d.
Ga acres Of land joining the falls tract and embracing
about 30 acros Of cleared lar.S. There u Q valuable
min seat on the % acres, and the "a acre tract is good
farming land.
Trustee in place ofChas. A. Hogs and ia 4. Hoe.
. BY an order Of the har.hal CffcHis Gourt ", We.
October 4th, ls6<ltd&3tv -
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Prep aratiOn for Another Year
Of War.

WASHINGTON, Oct. l5.-The Secretary o.
War has gone to City Point, taking with
him the Quartermaster General, Commissa'
ry General and Surgeon General, to confer
with General Grant upon the conduct Of
the war Tor the ensuing year. 1t is be.
lieved that by the transfer Of the seat Of
war to the cotton States q considerable re-
duction Of expenditures may be made
principally in the forage and subsistence
department..
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WHEELING DAILY REGISTER.

The military order issued by Gen. Hunter, sup
pressing the publication Of the Wheeling RnaIs-
TER, having been revoked, and the editors Of the
newspaper Internationally and honorably released
from their unjust Incarceration, the issue Of the
REGISTER Ia resumed. II will continue TO be, "a
heretofore, the advocate of FREE SPKEoH AMI
FREE Press, and Of all the rights and blessings
pertaining TO
CONSTITUTIONAL LIBERTY.
In the great crisis of our National fate which is
now pending, We believe that tho only path to
afsty lies in the election of GEORGE B. MoCLsL-
Lam, President, and GsoRaE II. PKHDLRroS, Vice
President of the Uaitsd States, and to accomplish
this purpose, we will labor zealously in the use Of ell
honorable means.
The heavy pecaniary losses to which we have
boon subjected as well as the increased cost Of Ia.
Dor and all printing materials, compel US 10 call
upon the friends Of Democracy for increased Rber
atty in tho patronage they give usl especially dc
we urge them to activity in the circulation Of the
REGISTER, during the political campaign. L.
the people be correctly informed, and our matter
is safe.
We will furnish the REGISTER to subscribers
upnn tho Hollnvin1
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WASHINGTON, October l5.-Accnunts
from the Army of the Potomac continue to
represent that all is quiet along the lines,
with the exception of occasional picket fir
ing. :.
Secretary Fessenden and other promi
nent persons have left Washington for the
Army of the Potomac. The remains OF
Chief Justice Tanney were accompanied to
the railroad train to-day by President Lin
coin and several members of the Cabinet.
The body will be conveyed to Frederick,
Nd, for interment.
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On FRIDAY NIGHT an Abolitionist in the
shoddy procession discharged the contents
Of two or three Roman candles into the
house ola Democrat in the First Ward.
A daughter Of the Democrat, who was
looking out of q window, was struck in the
breast and slightly burned, and another
shot isnited the carpet OF the door of the
house. Comment is unnecessary
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New YoRK, October l5.-The Washing
ton Chronicles special says, General Banks
will soon address to his fellow citizens 9
history Of his official conduct in Louisiana
refuting the aspersions cast upon him in
connection Herewith. The Post special
says General Banks will speak two or three
times during the canvass, and then return
to New Orleans. '&
Good news from the army may be *
pected soon.
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Tur MCCLELLAN CLUB Room was the
.,one Of activity Saturday night. The
uonbsrs present were addressed by Joseph
y,vlor. Esq, and N. Richardson. ESQ.,
b,tb of this city. The speeches of both
c,ntle,oen were received with rapturous
applause,
A. the conclusion Of Mr.. Richardson's re-
marks. that gentleman stated that . large
number of exiles from the Shenandoah Val'
lee who had been burned out Of house and
b,mcdnrine the recent expedition Of Sherl-
dan. we're at the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road depot, in a destitute condition. Upon
MS motion a committee was appointed To
receive locations from the members present
The committee soon reported that they
had received sirfy seen dollars and tUe cents
The same committee was instructed to wait
mon the eyiles and administer to their
lauts.
We accompanied the committee to the
a.pnt. where we saw a sight that bafnes
description. Old gray headed men and
r,m.n. young women aud children all
fnddled together in freight csrs-each cal
rontaining frem fifteen to Twenty-Five per
sons-presenting a look ofheartrendlng woe
and distress. The committee ascertalned
hat there were one hundred and fourteen
men. women and children in all, Zone per
son having died on his way here) and thai
one hundred and four negroes bad been for
gyardrt in another train. The committee
we're informed that the Mcclellan men OF
he Sixth Nsrd had furnished supper for
he exiles, and that the negroes had also
Been provided for.
TIE committee then left the depot and
,,..erri a good supply of bread, meat, pota-
,a,s, molssses, etc, ETC., which was given
to the uniortunates yesterday morning. 1t
affords us pleasure 10 chronicle such an act
e, humanity on the part Of the Mcclellan
,,I Pendleton Club. We are sure the kind
d,nors will ever be remembered, not only
by those whose sufferings were alleviated,
tut BIZ AFT who have the welfare of hu-
uanirv at heart.
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DARKIn.-A regiment of American citi-
Gems of African descent. fully rugged and
equipped for active service, reached this
city by boat, yesterday morning. Such az
exhibition of negroes was something new
here, and people 1ocked to the landing Al
they are accustomed to do when Q mansg
erie is on hand.
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Fur sYoppY DEMoSsrRArIeN.-As We
.ascted. the shoddy organ Of Saturday was
"nd in its praise of the Lincoln torc0''gn'
aos..;ou and meeting. 1t says the afalr
Sthe greatest political demonstration
"ar held in the city, that 'National ban +
Fvs' we're suspended from every other
"''' " ,hot the illumination of houses
no1' sorss far exceeded anything ever, Wit
anu in the city," etc, etc. A whole
"',~nn and a half is devoted to ''e cause
s0u'i ona Of the most ridiculous STORIES
i Tor. "Tsr OI appeared in print. If that paper
'Ds 40 circulation beyond the city, We
haa u;Ilioc to lot those who saw the
wOu,a ~ pass their own judgment upon
p..,;cle in question, as We know not
'ie .ho,, would believe a word Of it.
,h,Iitionist who was in the procession
,hnovIed,ed to US on Saturday that the
's,ir would not justify such An article as
,Io sbodiy organ published.
Cor ourselves, we are satisfied. If Lin'
:, due. not receive'a larger vote in Ohio
ntv than was represented in that crowd
I'D we do not think he will-why we
,noo, see how Shoddy can boast OF any
.s;na Near half Of the crowd was boys,
tn.o carus a lot of soldiers who were or
L,,{ out, aud then came the delegations
from abroad.
uany of the BoYs were paid far carrying
torches. National banners were not noat-
~. from one house in twenty; and q ma
.,;,v of the Nominations were made IN
,,onortion to the money those Illuminating
had made by being connected directly or
Indirectly with the Administration.
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In Chancery.

yITESr rules held In the Clerk
w office Of the Circuit Court Of Marshall county
for the month Of August, 1884:
Daniel Mccoy,
vs.. Yin Chancery.
Ruth Ann Mccoy and Others,
The object Of this suit is 10 sell 46 acres Of land on
Wheeling creek in said county, belonging to the de,
PENDANTS, infant heirs Of Mary Jane Mccoy, deceased
And it appearing by affidavit died, that Ruth Ann Ne.
Mccoy and Joseph 8. Mccoy, are not residents Of thu
state, it Is ordered that they do appear here within
one Month after due publication Of this order, and do
what is necessary to protect their interests in this suit.
Ae~opy-Teste.
HOUSAN RIGGS, Clerk.
". H. OLDHAM, for complainant.
oct3 -d2&v4t
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OYSTERS by the can or halfcan, at Booth,
Battelle & Co.'S. boat store, corner Monroe
and and Water streets. A fresh supply re
ceived daily.
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A Coon SIaN.-A number of soldiers be-
longing to the Provost Guard were at the
Mcclellan Club Room on Saturday even
ing. So it would appear that they are not
all Lincoln men.
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PENNSYLVANIA Election.

RlDaEwAY, Pa, l5.-The official vote in
the Nineteenth Congressional District (ElA
county,, gives Bigler, Democrat, for Con
gress, 644, and Schofield, Abolition, 2O7
Bieler's majority, 437.
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Tnr MEETING IE RITCHIETOwN.-On
SATURDAY |,ftcrnoon there was a Mcclellan
ally in Ritchietown. One Of the finest
poles that has been get Fpt up was raised,
aud & large .treamer, bearing the names OF
.ur standard bearers, Mcclellan and Penn
Hl4ton,' and . fine flag, were flung to the
breeze. We have seen a number OF poles
raised before Saturday, but never did we
see one pat up so quickly and so easily
The p)ykjqI m,R were ont e n mdSse, and
The raising Of the large pole was but the
work q a few moments.
After the pole had been erected, and sew
yral tunes had been played by the brass
band in attendance, a meeting was held
Under the pole. The meeting was called to
order ty tue election of Mr.. Stephen w ater-
NouSe as President, and Mr.. VIM. H. OK
toby IS $ecrersry.
Lonl calls being made for N. Richardson,
tsq., that gentleman appeared and ad-
ircsstd tho crowd. NJ. @. Good, Esq fol-
owed in a short speech, and Mr.. James Il.
MMechen closed with a few remarks.
Notwithstanding the rain snd wind, the
l.owd fingered aud heard all the speakers,
aud only dispersed when Mr.. M'Meclsn de-
rljned speaking, as it would be cruel to stsy
vat in the drencling rain.
RiCchietown will 40 her duty nobly when
ste day Of election comes. The meeting
"i Saturday was enough to cheer the heart
HI every Mcclellan man in the State
hecp the bali ia motion
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Doors AND SHOES cheap for cash, at VIM
C~arnahan's, Main street, Centre Wheeling.
A large stock on hand, embracing every
STYLE. Call soon.
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REMEMBER THE PLACE. ,eI .
No. al Main Street,
WHEELING, VA. 90.
M. RHEINSTROM.

Country Merchants and Millinen would do wen to
call and examine my stock before purchasing else
where, il they want TO buy goods from thirty to forty
per cent. cheaper than they can buy the same at any
other store in Wheeling, as l am positively determined
to close my business. ootl0
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FALL,AND WINTER GOODS

which. in variety, elegance and ~eheapnsss cannot be
surpassed by any similar establishmsat tha 80 81
the Allegheny Mountains. Ny stock isby fx thetafgest
ever brought TO this market, and viii be offered to the
trade, either wholesale or retail, at greatly reduced
prices. Al I have made arrangements - engage @
some other business by next spring, my stock must b.
closed out by that time.
I will euumerata A feW articles.
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In Chancery.

wv ESI IHtINIA-A rules EeId IN the UIerk1
Office Of the Circuit Court Of Marshall county
for the month OF August, 1864.
William Armstrong
W. In Chanoery,
Margaret Armstrong and others,
The object Of suit is to recover the sum Of 81 ,5Sl duo
rom John NJ Armstrong dec to the complainant and e
sell the real estate Of said deceased, to pay the same
with interest and costs; and the defendants, Margaret
Mary Laura Armstrong, and Elizabeth Armstrong
not having entered theft appearance, and 1t appear.
ing by affidavit filed, that they are not residents Of this
State, il is ordered that they do appear here within
what is necessary to protect their interests in this suit.
A copy-Teste,
HOUsAN RIGGS, Clerk.
W. H. OLDHAM, for complainant.
-..o a0a-At
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FOR CONGRESS.

Mrssls. EprroRs-Please announce SAMUEL
CRANE a candidate for Congress in the First Com
grsssional District, subject to no Convention, but the
will Of the people at the polls.
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The REnIANs Of Mr.. j. c. Harbour were
Yesterday afternoon conveyed to Mount
Wood, and there laid in their last resting
place, The funeral was one Of the largest
ever seen in this city-the many t3ands OF
the deceased turning out to pay a last trio.
1e to Lbs memory. - .sz-a-s-As15
. q
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GREATLY ~REDUcEDlTPRieES,


The undersigned, having Just returned don the
Eastern cities, e nov prepared TO exhibit his stock Of
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One Of the largest and choicest selection Of tne
most fashionable productions of France, England,
Germany and Italy, together with all the first
class and most substantial fabrics OF America,
many of which We have purchased in June last,
and having continued to buy winter goods during
the summer msnths, some goods for bO per less
than the present regular market price; therefore
We are enabled to sell in large or small quantities
wholesale or retail, for Cash at
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RIBBONS.

5000 pieces Bonnet, Trimming and Mantua Ribbon
at very low prices, soma Of the very handsomss
styles and latest importation, and the entire stoc
must be closed out this winter. t-.it Do .'-i
To my stock Of . La.
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wO0LLEN GOODS.

$50 dorsn, such a. Hoods, Of the latest style, Nubias,
Sontsgs, Breakfast Shawls and Polkss, come very
handsome. F... .fH f1.
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onh'' iNiHimhN'o, 49,
- BUGLE TRIMMING agnu
g.. .HE.tHl BUaLE ORNAMENTS

and en- endless variety Of Goods, entirely too numsr-
Gus to parteularise, all Of which will be sold to suit
~ saA. LII IL A.
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LADIES FUR HOODS.

A large stock Of Ladlss' Fur Hoods at Last years. prices.
LADIES' cLoAKS AND sHAwLs.
A full stock Of handsome cloaks and shAvls. which
viii be sold very cheap.
wooLLEN GOODS
$50 dorsn, such a. Hoods, Of the latest style, Nubiss,
sontags, Breakfast shswls and Polkss, come very
RIBBONS,
100 pieces Bonnet, Trimming and Mantua Ribbon,
styles and latest importation, and the entire stock
must be closed out this winter. ,-,tt Do -'-' 2a'
To my stock Of r. r
MILLINERY GOODS .
I ' would call particular attention. II 10 lars~. sud
more complete in all its various branches, than At any
time heretofore offered so
Also, g large stock OF 4e. .t- "A.
Ladies' Misses and Children's Hats,
oil Of the latest designs, Impsrials, Russnias, sarate-t
Gas, Turbans, a., &c.
LADIES DRESS CAPS, fub
MOHAIR CAPS,
SILK MITTs and 49,
HEAD DRESSES.
HOSIERY, 1.
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS, s
GENTS FUR COLLARS.
FUR GLOVES,
LARGE VARIETY OF sCARFS. a.
O%HILDREN's PLAIN AND FANCY HOSE
CHILDREN'S GLOVES,
DRESS IhiMMlN'S, ~ g
= BUGLE TRIMMING aguu
HkiSl BueLE ORNAMENTS,
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