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$1,000
l,488.O00
Last Democratic vote,
100000

The above is the probable present. strength
of the opposition to the Republican pro-
gramms Of State annihilatiou, aud war for
for the negroes as announced in the Presi-
dents last message and proclaim alton. with
out counting the vote OF the Border States
of Delaware, Maryland, Kentucky, and
Missouri. The total vote of these States
at tho last Presidential election was, in
round mum bers. 469 900, of which Lincoln
had only rs 900 leaving a majority of four
hundred and forty six thousand against him
Now although three quarters Of the citizens
of these States are kept from voting by Lin
coins bayonets, they are not kept from
thinking. hating, and cherishing an all alb
sorbing wish to revenge their wrongs
| Wherever conflict begins in the North be-
tween the friends of white supremacy and
the advocates of negro-equality. all these.
who are living, must be arrayed against the
Abolitionists. To be within the mark, let
US add, from these border States, three hun
dred thousand to the Democratic army of
| the North, which will make the total of
the great anti-negro equality force almost
two millions and q half. This, or about
this, will be the army which the Abolition
lists will find both in their front and rear,
whenever they push their Degro-freeing
despotism so far that it can be no longer
endured. The people do not yet realize
that this war is for the negro, and not for
the Union. A great majorIty Of even De-
mocrstic newspapers have treated the war
as though it were for the white race and for
the Union. The Presidents last message
and proc lam alton leave them no longer an
excuse for deluding the people as to the OBJ
jects of the war. At the next voting the
issue will be square and sharp between ne
gro equality and negro Standardization -
But it will be said, if we are only allowed
10 vote. Is that question? Do two mil
lions and a half of white men ask one third
that number of negro equaiizing sneaks
whether they shall be allowed to vote?-'
Why, whenever the Democratic army SO
please, the whole goddess band of negro
equalizers will be scattered like chat before
a whirlwindl Now that the fraud of "sOor
for the Union" is ended-now that the
President himself throws off the disguise OF
patriotism, which covered his treason here
tofors-we shall see that the muster OF the
army Of white liberation win begin. Two
millions and half strongl Courage free
meDl Courage, friends Of the UnionI-of
the whole Unioni The signs ale that the
great Democratic party 10 about to cease
playing the part of tail to Mr. t'incoln's
Abolition kite Then, pretty soon. there
will be an end Of Mr.. Lincoln and his Kite.
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wg.r WE Aap woarH,-Tbs entire vail

WaAr WE ARE woRTH,-The entire VAL
ne of land and other property 10 the y nit
ed States Is estimated at $1,000. 600 ,OOo'
We have contracted debt of $1,000. oOo.-
900 within the period Of three years. Mr..
Chase has asked of the present Cons re o $
appropriations to the mount Of $5OO.oUo.
600, and other expenditures win swell that
sum to $1,000, oOO. 900. Hence at the END
of the present fiscal year, one. half Of the
value of the property in the United states
of every description will have oeen e1pena'
ed by the Government at w asningto nn .
eco COO the value of property OF every de-
scription is $50 900, 900. 900; in other words,
the debt Of the United States at the END o.
1864, will have risen to one-half the whole
wealth of the country. while that OF Fog,
land is only about oue-eishth OF the rea'
wealth of the country. ~
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1,4s6.Ooo
Grand Total,

But th lis table does not show the entire
reugth of the Democratic party. In many
of the States nothing like full vote. of the
party was polled at the late elections, be-
cause thousA nds, who have never acquiesc-
ed in the policy OF giving any support hat
ever to the Abolition war. refused to vote
at all, and will never vote again until q
policy which sacrifices principle is abandon
ed. But the late message and proclama-
ton of the President so plainly announce
the programme of disuuion and State ami
hilation, for the sake of abolishing slavery,
that no man can hereafter support the war
who does not throw himself clear over into
the filthy pool Of Abolitionism. 1t lis safe
to say that there are vast numbers who did
not vote with the Democratic party at the
late election, who will, now that the Adj
ministrat;on has boldly announced its policy
of war for the negro, and for State snnihi-
lation, array themselves on the side of the
Constitutional party, the Democracy, at the
next election. As a statement of probility
these may be divided among the States as
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MARRIED.

In Aberdeen, on the 10th inst, by Esquire
shelton Lieut.. OLIVER b. DOYLE, of the
Sixteenth Kentucky, te sEPnoNIA MoGHEE'
of Mayslck, Ky.
On the 18th inst, by John A. Brook, at the
residence of Abner Hord, Esq, JAMES MAX
SHALL Esq, to Miss AMELIA EVANS, all OF
Mpson county.
At the minister's residence, NJ s92 Eighth
street, CINCINNATI, on Tuesday morning, the 18th
inst, by Elder Robert Graham, Mr.. MILES
WILSON, of Mason county, KY, to Miss M Any
E HOLTON, of Cincinnati, OHIO.
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Commercial.
MAYsVILLE MARKET.

THURSDAY, Feb. 25, 1853.
Sugar-New Orleans, 141< to 161<c.
MoLAssEs.-New Orleans, Bbls. Y eeuts;Half
Bbls. TIC.
COFFEE So to 371<c with upward tendency.
WHEAT.-Red 81 20@1 %; White 81 sO@l AZ
FLouR.-Selling at from SO 50@7 so.
Whisky.-Market firm Ross q Newell's ORA.
MUM selling at sec.
+ Crush Sugar, 19c.
Gran lee.
Loaf 1ac.
BAoON.-sides Sc; Hams lo@lac; Shoulder
So cents.
LARD.-10 to 12c, per b.
HxMP.-$130 per ton.
ToBAoco.-Selling at 7@l6c lbs.
MAoKEREL.-Bbls. No. 2, $1S; Halfbbls. 1.5a
Quarters $500. wv
SALT.-5oc. y bushel.
IKoN.-Bar Iron 4; Nail Iron s; Horse Shoe
4@6c.
NAILs.-$5 25 for 10d.
RIcE.-10c. % ID.
FEATHERs.-50 cents lbs.
Flax SEED.-&2 25@2 IS per bushel.
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nTBrute Butler, IN his recent wild
,ocse chase to Richmond and back. failed
more sienally than he did 9, Great Bethel.
Ben. hiss never fought but one battle and
than be ran, He 10 now following tha line
Of his predecessors in military misfcrtunes,
Burnsids, CARTS and Schenek, By charging
his inoompsIsnos and want OF shnI nPon
newspapers, and venting ms sPIsen ~
stopping certain ONES from cireaiahHs 10 ms
department. II win Dot answer; tae Pso-
pie are beginning to understand these
thines. and regard such acts rs the best
evidence OF weakness and pusiIlanimity:
Jeffersonian.
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Moliere was asked the reason why, in
certain countries, the King may assume thu
crown at fourteen years ofase, aud cannot
marry before eighteen2 It is. answered
Meliere, because it 10 more difficult to rule
a wife than q kingdom.
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0TSeventy thousand dollars has beef
collected by certain State official from
those who are conscientiously opposed to
war, to exempt them from DRAFT. This
fund is now missing, and smelling COM
m ittee is to GO in search oft.
BATON ROUGE. (La.,) Gazette d Comet.
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0rThe President says-"War should
not be looked upon as an alarming evl oy
any means" The old joker does not yet
realize that any "body is hurt" dtmay %
true that war is not an evil to abolition cut
throats and thieves, and moro than Piunoer
may be considered an evil to thsires oooter:
But the wise King Louis the Eleveatn' OF
France, had different opinion oil war: Nc
said: "War is the greatest conceivaois
scourge of a nation. It brings win Hssil
dangers and evils, the Destruction OF .ne
country, OF its Inhabitants. and OF lts "ea,.o'
opinion Of an enlightened, humane man,
and Christian. The other is the opinion OF
an Ignorant, unfeeliug, intolerant inhdel.
who looks upon white mon with the eye OF
distrust and hate!-Day-B Book.
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One Of Lipcoln's members Of Congress
from Illinois, lately declared that the poo
ple OF his State were never 80 prosperous
before. But the Chiesgo paper says. There
10 much suffering among the poor Of Chicago,
from hunger and cold and. Notwithstanding
the efforts of charitable associations, the
destitution is increasing ,.S e5irss.
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or The grand duke of Budsn is q small
prince, bat great monarch. and considers
It becoming to take part in the European
serim mage, 80 he talks Of the mobilization
Of bis army-about 1888 men. All the
small German kingdoms are sputteriDg and
struitipa like bantams cock.
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From Tho Old Guard.

The Great Democratic Army of the
North Two Millions and Hair strong
The following table Of votes, cast by the
Democracy Of the North at the late cleo
tions, will give some idea Of the material
force of that party, whenever it makes up
its mind that the usurpations and despo-
tism of the Lincoln Administration are no
loucer 10 be endured:
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GrThs Albany Statesman (Rspublican, }
gays unless Secretary Chase makes 1t .
point to select all his assistants from the
peuitentiary, We cannot possibly account for
the vast number Of unmiti9ated rascals
we 6nd in the Treasury and Revenue De-
psfsmsnts. Almost every day some pet Ct
the seeretafy 10 arrested, either for grand
lareenY OF fraud.
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@Gsn. Grants salary as Lieutsnant-
General, under the bill now before Con-
gress, would be between thirteen and four
teen thousand dollars. Putting him in that
position would give him command of over
seventy msior generals.
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SUP1LIRs.-eineo the Confederate sup
plies have been cut OF by The arrest Of
Government officials OF New York. they
have been obliged 10 rely upon Gen; Grants
armies in Tennessee and Western virginia
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-PRodEKss o. DEsPorTsE.---Fhe President
"a has .snod fled" the Constitution OF
-AIkAnaas, 10 al to make his Niger pat equai
to The white man, and has ordered 81 eisc-
ton seso1dinFly.
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GTThoss clergymsn are certainly cen
Surabls who refuse to pray for Mr.. Lincoln.
We ought all to pray for the poor. and he
Is mighty poor President.
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GrGsneral Meade, In his late Philadsl-
phia speech states tkat the Potomac Army
has lost, since its organization, leo. 600
men, killed and wounded.
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@Stssling has become 30 general
among ofics-holdsrs that a bureau should
DO established at Washington to attend such
maIlers.
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pAftsr the issue Of all the Bonds and
Gresn-backs now afloat, the Secretary of th .
Treasury reports deficiencies to the amount
Of o.ooo. cool
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9Emma Watson Is having her trial
in. DetrsiI for numbering . soldier at .
hours Of ill-fame 10 that city.
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6fhs Cincinnati Enquirer ssys that
: The prize fer. the hsndscnest "baby" at the
Glas Blowers exhibition war awarded to .
pjeesr child. 1"Thinss Is workiu':r
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1864-02-25

gArchbishop Hughes during bis term
Of srehbisbopric. ordained lo2 priests and
consented bishops.
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A Republican paper bsfore rs says: "We
have but one Lincoln" Heaven be thanked
for that. May God in His mercy grant that
this nation may never be cursed with an
other.
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A gang of ninety three negroes were sold
in Charleston, a few days since, and reaiiz-
cd the sum of two hundred aud forty-dve
thousand, two hundred and seventy dol
,ars.
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TMsjor General Scammon and staff
have arrived at Richmond and lodged In
Libby Prison.
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0TA young lady, named Davis. of Dell,
Michigan, shot Miss Fanny Price after
church last Sunday. Cause Jealousy, about
6soidier.
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0TDr. Adam Clark. the great common
tator, declares political priests to be-
"Politicai preachers neither convert souls
nor build mp believers in their most holy
faith.n
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OT6everal thousand Federal prisoners
bsvs. been seat from Richmond TO GeOr-
sIs.-, 8. .-,-., 81 s7a
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GrA tobacco factory was burned Mcr-
day 10 Bsooklyn. Loss $4,000. oss
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! SILVER PLArED wARErcAsTeRs
SPOONS, FORKS, TABLE CUTLERY,
sIe AT LOWEST CINClNNATI PRICES
>sa4l7 B. ALERT, % street.
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French China. Glass and Qneenswarei
fus zese ssOeE at and 6esesO GsaesSNati prices,
II. ALBERT,S 20
a.clY Model Q hina Store, Sd st rect.
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0TIs is said that Bishop Polk has from.
fifteen TO twenty Thousand men in Missis-
-sippi.
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OLD HAMS-2Oo two year old can
" vassed of lot of some thousand of nv
own curing, still remaining for select use.
ALEX. MADDOX.
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THE TRUTH FoR ONCE The Cineinnati
Gazette, a paper whose loyalty to Adolf
tionism can not be questioned, is forced to
the following conclusions:
sit is our conviction, and it Is the popu lar
belief to-day, that the Government is IN
more danger from corruption among its ON
Gals. than from the power Of the rebels
Rascalities committed by officials not only
discourage the people. but have demora-
lizing effect upon society. This isso appar'
emit that we will not argue the point" y
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NEW HAMS.-5OO canvassed Hams OF
~ my last years. curing, sweet, sound, ju icy
and of unrivalled flavor.
ALEX. MADDOX.
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SyNeurAR PHENoMENoN.- O. B. (nie

SINGULAR PHENoMENoN.-N.O O. B. (nig-
ger on the brain,) led to a singular man:fes-
tation recently down in the town OF O'sge.
It will be remem bered. little over year
ago, there was an urgent call on the faith
fuP throughout Illinois to open their hearts
and doors to the starving contrabands to at
had accumulated at Cairo The call was
promptly responded to by devoted negro
worshipper 10 the town of Usage. and Un-
Gle Sam was relieved By his beuevolence
Of sundry woolsy headed incumbrancss.-
Among them was an activesprightly boy ,
Of some 25 summers. who became such a
favorite in the family that be ate at the
family table, occupied the family pew in
church, &c,-in short was placed in all
respects on terms of equality with the white
members of the family. The result was
most surprising. A few weeks ago the good
spouse Of the faithful brother presented her
lord with an heir, and. strange to relate, the
little innocent was black as the stove pipe!
Ottawa Free Trader.
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TORN MEAL-From picked flint gra:a
~ and carefully milled, ever on had,
ALEX. MADDOX.
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TEAS-Green and Black Of all the best
u gradss. ALEX MADDOX.
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SUGARS-Choicest Brown and Whit
~ Sugars always on hand.
ALEX. MADDOX,
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III s H = Maekerel, Salmon, Herring
IL Sardines, Lake and other Ash
ALEX MADDOX
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CoFFEE.-The choicest descriptions all
" ways kept IN full supply.
ALEX. MADDOX.
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fAYsvTLLE.FEBRUARY s5. 1884.
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GoRDAGE-He Hemp and Manila ropes of
" all sizes from plough line to ship cabls
always on hand. ALEX MADDOX
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OtORN IN TIE EAR--Selscted sound
~ corn in the ear always on hand
~ ALEX. MADDOX.
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OAKUM-ChoIce prspared always ou
" hand A. MADDOX
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TSLoCK AND TACKLE-An assortmsnt
ID embracing all sizes Of superior constFuetioa
ALEX. MADDOX.
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THEESE-Th most select brands of rich.
" pure, bluegrass cheese.
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c. ATION VERY, STATIONERY
WEST & JOHNSTON,
AS MAIN STREET, RICHMoSD,

l45 MAIN STREET, RrCHMoSD,
have lately received, by direct Importation,
| ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH OF
STATIONERY,
embracing of the finest and best assorted stocks
of Stationery that has been received in the Confede
racy since the commencement of the war ALI or
any portion, of this superb supply will be sold at
| as reasonable p.ices the times will admit.
PAPER.
Legal Cap; Congress Cap; Ordiu 4ry Cap for Office
use, Of fine quality Letter Paper; Congress
Letter; Bath Post, with gilt edge; Commercial
Note, of three or four different qualities; Fine
French and English Foreign Correspondence
Paper; Bill Paper, broad and marrow.
ENVELOPES.
Government oficial Letter and Note of different
sizes; White, Buff, Canary and Deep-Gold
colors; very fine quality.
INKsTANDS
of several different patterns aud sizes, beautiful ana
new styles, for pocket AMI desk use.
Also amongst THIS MOST BEAUTIFUL STOCK
can be found
MUCILAGE (Dovelrs Engtishl, in quarts, pints
and 4-ounce stands, with brushes attached
ERASERs-Four different styles; one with rubber
attached ON end
STEEL PENS AND PEN-HOLDER9-Fifty va
rieties and new kinds very superior.
LEAD PENCILS-Faber's, Cohen's, Llmbert's, and
other celebrated French and German manufac-
GUTTA-PERCIfA RULEs-l2-inch, l5-inch and
lS-inch-Hat and round
RED E-Differenf&idths
CARMINE INK.
SUPERIOR BLACK INK.
POCKET MEMORANDA-with or without Tuck
and Pencil; beautiful variety; very suitable
for ladies' presents
TIN PAPER CUTTERS.
IVORY AND BONE. FOLDERS.
OFFICE RUBBER-Three sizes.
LHIPMAN's IMPROVED LETTER AND IN
VOICE FILES-Two hundred andf fifty and Ave
10 hundred leaves
READY REFERENCE ADHESIVE FILES-Four
sizes.
VISITING CARDS-Suitable for Weddings ard In
| vitaton.
LII r L LEI ILn DoAeS OF
eylets separate.
| EXTRA FINE PARLOR PLAYING CARDS.
| SUPERIOR QUILL PENs-Made with pen-knife
PATENT ELASTIC BANDS AND RINGS.
| A SPLENDID LOT OF POCKET KNIVES.
PATENT METALLIC PAPER FASTENER--Fol
| fastening Law Papers, Newspapers, Cloth Sam
pies, Manuscripts of every description, Sermons
| &c, &c, with full directions accompanying it.
| BLOTrING PAPER-English and French man
| ufacure; of Pink, White and Blue Colors, ans
| extra thick; very superior article
Also, to be found at our. store, everything IN thu
| STATIONERY LINE, of the most superior quality
that is required by the different Heads of Depart
/ ments and the Counting Room.
/ WEST & JOHNSTON,
| Publishers, Booksellers and Stationers,
| no pts No las Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-11-22

SALE OF MONTICELLO --Monticello, the
former residence of Thomas Jefferson, in
Albemarle county, Virginia, was sold al
auction on Thursday, under the seques-
tration act, for eighty thousand five hun
dred dollars-Benjamin F. Ficklin, pur-
chaser. A negro woman and her seven
children (all Of the latter being under Sc.
ven years of age) brought twenty-three
thousand dollars. A negro man was sold
for upwards of seven thousand dollars.
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BONDED ExEMPTs. Saunders,
Of North Carolina, in the case Of the
bonded exempts pending before him on
Aadeds corpus, has decided against the
parties and remanded them to the SER
vice. This opinion of Judge Saunders
concurs with that of Chief Justice Pear
son and the other Justices of the Su.
preme Court Of that State.
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AUCTION. HALES
FUTURE DAY.


ny = Nofutce, AuctAouecfs,
Corner of thirteenth and Main streets.)
VIE WILL SELL AT AUCTION, ON
w WEDNESDAY, MORNING, November ~,
commencing, AZ 10 o'clock, our entire stock Of To-
BACCO, LIQUORS, GROCERIES,, &C., consisting
partly Of the following brands Of Tobacco:
b. +. GRAvELY,
JOHN WARREN,
j. M. MOTLEY,
AYRES'S GOLD LEAF,
FERGUSONS COMPETITION,
b. "A. GRAFTON,
H. JOHNS, one-eighth boxes, very fine;
HOLLANDS EMPRESS,
W. It. SUTHERLIN,
ALLBRIGHT'S BLACK TENS, very sweet;
A large lot of SMOKING TOBACCO, various
brands;
20, 600 FLORIDA CIGARS,
BALE COTTON, COTTON ROPE,
SOAP, SALT,
VINEGAR, RICE,
! SAND-PAPER.
CALF and KIPSKINS,
set INDIAN CHINA,
lot GLASSWARE
Will commence sale with TOBACCO.
At half-past n o'clock will sell splendid VEL
VET CARPET and RUG. four fine GREEN
CHINTZ CURTAINS, quite new, long, and full
lined with pink
At 10 O'clock will commence sale Of large and
valuable lot of BOOKS, &c.
WILLIAMS & NORFLEET,
no22 Auetoneers.
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ENTIRE STOCK OF CLOTHS AND
CAsSIMERES To BE SOLD OUT.-THE
FINEST VARIETY IN THE CITY.
LADIES' CIOAKS, ready-made;
GENTS HEAVY CASHMERE COATS.
GENTS HEAVY CLOTH COATS,
PANTS AND VESTS, low
400 dozen FINE LINEN COLLARS
GLOVES, TIES, SUBSCRIBERS,
HALF HOSE, PAPER, ENVELOPES,
GUN CAPS, SPOOL, COTTON,
BUCK GAUNTLETS,
SMOKING TOBACCO, PIPES.
STAFF BUTTONS,
CLOTHING MADE TO MEASURE
BLEACHED SHIRFINGS AND LINENS.
LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS,
COTTON HANDKERCHIEFS, low:
UNDERSTANDS AND DRAWERS,
FINE CASHMERE 0VERSHIRTS,
BLANKETS, for the army;
OYERCOATS, for the army.
GREAT BARGAINS will be offered at
I. w. ROYSTON'S, 229 Broad street,
no 2i-St I. d. Quarles's old stand.