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MASTERS SALE,
MEAsTERIs sALE-purauant n

MASTER's SALE-Pursusnt to the
lyl command Of an order Of sale issued from
the Court Of Common Pleas Of Cuyshoga County,
81 the suit Of Christine Hege against William
Trsutwen, Phebe TrautWein, Samuel @. Ives and
Charles T. IEes, to me directed, shall expose
for sale at Public Auction at the door the Court
House in the City Of Cleveland, on Monday the
4th day Of April. A. D. 1854, at three o'clock, P
NJ tho following described premises, situated in
the township and city Of Cleveland and County
Of Cuyahoga; being part OF original ten acre lot
number thlrty-one (ST and bounded as follows,
to-Eit Beginning Al the point on the west side
of Perry street one hundred and forty-nlne 149l
feet south from its intersection with Garden
street. Thence running southerly along Perry
street thirty $50 feets thence westerly at rignt
angles with Perry street one hundred and ninety
nine 199) feet and One-half % inches to an alley;
thence along said in alley q northerly direction
thirty-nine (Ss) feet and eight (sl inches thence
in an easterly direction two hundred and FIVE
(25 feet and i've (5) inches 70 the place Of begin
ming. Appraised at 81, coo.
ALLEN T. BRINsMADE,
B. r. BEAvIs, Master Commissioner.
Plaintiffs Attorney.
Ri q
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The Richmond Examiner Of the 9th
ult. discusses the political issues of the
North from the rebel standpoint. It
takes very original view Of things and
regards the Union men Of ths Nerth as
" "geblings grim who are discussing the
question how the rebels shall be served up
after the war. The monster hOTrsndsm Of
Virgil cannot be compared with these
cannibal ogres at the North that are hung
ing for rebels to feed upon.
In the midst Of this fearful spectacle il
catches signs Of hope from the great North
west.
Il takes up remark of the New York
Tribune that the Democrats Of Indiana
have passed resolutions eminently favor
able to secession, and says:
$50 this year again there are signs of
trouble in the great NorthWest-nOt signs
Of peace with US, but Of disintegration
and dislocation ct home; gracious buds of
promise, which with the spprosch Of their
elections may bloom and blossom into
bloody fruit Of revolution.
In conclusion the Examiner states the
issue before them in very admirable
style:
"They at least know that they must
conquer or perish; that compromise there
can be none that the Federal power or
the Confederate people must be ruined /;
that we must dictate 8 peace, or else our
enemies will; we on our terms, or they on
theirs; we on their ground, or they on
ours; that they must be bankrupt and di-
vided ssunder, or we beggsred and out
lawed. Be it 30; and better 80. We pro.
test that this position Of affairs is aItogeth-
er to our mind.
II any Confederate shrinks from abiding
this Issue, and in this exact form, it is
time that such Confederate should gather
up and clutch all he can lay his hands up
on, turn it into gold and jewels, and sneak
away across the lines, provided he can es-
cape the robbers that infest those parts.
This is the Issue before the American
people.
In civil war one or the other must
yield. There is no compromise short Of
submission. Which shall we choOse7
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DEL POT OF THE
L.
Buckeye ReapeFs and Movers
EXTRAS FOR REPAIRING,
VO. $50 superiOr-st, opposite We'd
deli Rouse, Cleveland, o.

An those in want of substantial, convenient and
3asy managed Machine, will consult their own ints-
rest By giving their orders for the justly celebrated
eBUCKEYE."
They have knives IN front, by means Of which ths
Driver Is out Of danger Of being cut have elliptic
spring Seats, and the Junior has been improved by
increase OF motion and 81 inch sections.
~ Machines on hand at the above named Depot.
-AGEHFs-
d. W. .LUETKEMEYER, Hardware Dealer, No. l5C
Supefior-St., Cleveland, Ohio.
II. N. SLADE, Soon, CuyahOga county, o.
o. L. JONES, Brooklyn Center,
feb3 l57dkw Travelling a gent.
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IhaVe been hard Of hearing with singing and 9TH
eF unpleasant noises in my ears, f1r nye years
Columbus on December Is, 1853 he told ms that ee
could cure me In Il an hour. Iasked him II he would
eive mo apy pain He said he wonld not; and in I -
than half su hour he had my caring perfect, and it
Is 50 STILL and have no donbt 1t will always remain
good. saw DR.. Jones straighten geb teman5 eyes
thar Wefe very crooked from birth. The Doctor was
NOT over minute or two at it. have no helitancy
in recommending DR.. Jones as skiiligl gentleman, J,
and live at Marion, Ohio. y. W. AOOhS.
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ANGIIR HOUSE, Ulsvoland Fe5. z.
Ihaye been hard Of hearing for 28 years, with noise
IN nv sars could not hear ordinary conversation
A Ali Before was treated by DR. Jones could not
hear watch tick SEhen pressed against my ears. 1
can now bear Is well as any body. JAS BOWEN
FIankin Mills, Portage CO., o.
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MAsTER's SALE. = Pursuant 10 9

MASTER'S SALE. - Pursuant TO 9
lNl deeretal order Of sale, issued to me from
the Court Of Common Pleas for CuyahoSa Coun-
ty, o., in an action therein pending, wherein
Henry D. Stratton is Plaintiff and Aaron Clark,
Caroline Clark, John Packard, Hannah c. ALLEN,
Solomon BoWles and Horstio N. Wilbur are De-
fendants,I shall expose for sale at public aue-
ton at the door Of the Court House in said Coun-
ty, on the nineteenth day of March, A. d. 1864,
AZ two o'clock P. NJ, the lands and tenements
described as follows, to wit; Situate in the City
Of Cleveland, IN the County Of Cuyahoga and
State Of Ohio, and is known as part Of Sub-Lot
No. (6l six, In A ". WslwoFth's subdivision Of
Of original city lots Nos. III to 124 and 80 to 1S,
on The north side Of Eagle street in the City Of
Cleveland, aud bounded southerly by the line
Of Eagle street. westerly by the lot line between
sub-lots Eve and six, northerly by James
Chureh's rope walk, and easterly BY line drawn
through said lot No. six, from front to rear par
ale with the westerly line of the lot and thirty
AYe feet distant therefrom, be the same more or
less.
Appraised at three thousand dollars $4,000.
JOSEPH 8. GRANNIS,
Master Commissioner.
February 16, 1854. feb1s:l42
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nNAFNRsa OIIREn.

young man who lives with me, aged IL has been
dt8f from infancy with nos-s in his head. placed
IN ander Dr. Jonss' treatment few days ago. who
ha very much improved his hearing ana quieted the
,i ye in his head would advise the afflicted to 20
At ,Nca 10 Dr. Jones' am farmer living 10 milts
from Colunn bus Franklin county, Ohio, on the G. p
= + RSilroad Before he went to DR.. Jones we cculd
Scarce make hin hear at all We now talk 70 him
very com tortabiy, and he is still improving
Columbus, December 10, lSss
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Lnte sonthern N.r.
THE RESULT OE REBEL LEaIsLT1oR.

THE RESULT oE REBEL LEGIsLTIoR.
[From the Richmond Enquirer, Feb. 2o.1
On the publication of the Currency Bill
passed by Congress, prices Immediately
"leaped up" Everything has an upward
tendency. Yesterday, whisky which had
been selling ten days ago for $50 per GAL
Ion, could not be bought at SI2O. Brown
Sugar S123 per pound by the hogshead,
and none Offering. Some Of the dealers
have absolutely shut up and refused to do
business at all, preferring to hold on to
the goods rather than receive anything in
the shape Of money larger than q S5 note.
All this is but the result Of the sudden
panic to which the country has been
thrown by the reputation Of a portion Of
the currency. 1t is, however, the mere in
lux Of the tide, and its refCx will reduce
prices to their standard. 1t seems to be
pretty generally conceded oy slI parties
that prices will fall, the currency appre-
ciate, and everything "gets better after
the first Of April.
ANOTHER EscAPE OF YANKEE PRIsoEERs-
From the Richmond Examiner, February % I
Between 8 and o'clock yesterday after
noon, the Yankee deserters confined in
the Deserters Prison, opposite Castle Thun- |
der, cut though the partition Of their quar-
ters, and entering the basement, wrenohed
awas several Of the iron bars securing the
window. Twenty-Five Of them succeeded |
in making their escape before through the
aperture before the discovery was made.
An exciting chase ensued on the part of
the guard and citizens, and sixteen Of
them were retaken within sight Of the
prison. They were confined In the cells
and extra precautions exercised. The
guard we're in pursuit of the others.
The Examiner Of the 26tb sr..
prisoners Of war held a "a RictosoSy'. "the
I;as number 5,lI6, i15Oluding 3,eaj nov a now
stoned othc>ssrs. The number S.s com eommis-
cfea?ed by 2,4OO sent 70 AmsrionUse Se Ueen "a. oe-
gia.' 'ilOuS Seor-
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0zOENA 0URED.

Ihad been troubled with an offensive breath, eaus-
cd by very unpleasant disease (UzOens in tbs nose
which had nearly destroyed the bone. nave Deen
under Dr. Jones treatment i've months, and am cured
Ills three months since quit using the medicine,
and AM satisfied the dissase is entirely cared Doc
tor wish yeu to publish this for the benent Of oth-
ers, and shall ever lemember yoQ with gralLuqe.i
ANNIE pTOHER, Pittsburgs Pc.
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GUzEHsrY BRANCH, STATE BAxx OF OHIO,

have been troubled ali my life with crooked
e1s a1y nv vision was seriously affected thereby
HsvfnF read of the Numerous cures and skifui Ope-
nGnieps performed by Dr.. Jonss, now practising at
Z A. AH5srican Olumbus, Chic, resolved to have
I'm gtraIgh my eye. IViitsd him the 18th Of
n 'Ovember, sud in one minute ne srsightened my
ey o is now entirely well, and perfectly naturaL lsd
vi Jsghe afflicted 10 avail themselves Of ~. Jones
via Il ~ onca 5. 3. LAWRENCE,
Cashier Guernsey Branch Bank.
DECFoss-syed persons can never see perfeetlys es-
uaciaIT with the eye that is most crooked he Ope
ration restores sight and appearances, and with Dr.
Jones L is a sure thing.
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A AOontrast-;chanes. g. q Rass = the Oppa.I

A COntrast-Change Of Base In the OppasI-
tiOnin the COnsress.
The incoherent condition Of the Democ-
racy in Congress, has been manifest ever
since the opening Of the session. In vain
have they endesvored to unite their for
ces on q common basis. As an illustration
Of the change Of tone that has taken place,
we have their vote on a resolution of
Green Clay Smith, at the commencement
Of Congress, and on that of General
schenck one week ago to-day. The first
resolution, which covered the whole ground
of the necessity Of the war to the exclu-
sion Of any other policy but war, was vO-
ted against by siIty-four of the party.
The following, by General schenck, em-
bOdying the sane thought, was unanimous
ly adopted;
"That the present war against the armed
insurgents, banded under the name Of the
Southern Confederacy, was brought on by
a wicked and wholly inexeussble rebellion
and sll those engaged in, OF aiding and
sbettlDg it, have incurred the name of
public enemies, and should te treated as
such.
" Thst in the struggle now going on for
the safety Of our country and free govern.
ment there is no middle ground on which
any good citizen or true patriot can stand,
or Indifference, or anything |
short Of q hearty support Of the Govern
ment, being crime where the question is |
between loyalty and treason.
The reason for all this unstable equilib-
rum among the opposition is their desire
for some grounds which will give them
hope in the next Presidential Election.
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His Fees vary from $500 to $500.
HIS TERMS ABE CASE.

ves have been weak and watery for many Year,
Myey Slroubled With floating spots before them.
and wa who is now at the Neil House, gave me
Dr. Jones, them seventeen days AGO, which has enc
medicineIor Nem. No one can tell how graceful l
tirely cured L Y. Miss MARY kROOSER.
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-. me yS 1sct i., that the Republican psrtv
nas !onowed ,6tindly It's blind leaders. ibs
aoolihonists. ."-RsD York World. -'
The New York News, Boston Courisr
Cincinnati Enquirer, and Brookln Esvls
aver that the World is following tb.ss
same aOoliaonists. How about thatI
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Host one Of my eyes in the service Of my country.
called Dr.. Jones, who has put me IN an eye "
cannot be dfstinSB from my natural ore.
WM. MoKARClB,
MechanIesburg, Ohampaign county, o.
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r4-DT- ZONES a'so Strengthened Misc Margaret
SDvdaria ava No So LATEST, Cleveland, and doz-
ems ~ others far and near, since he came to Oleve-
land.
s1z-TJa ourea Mr. James RoWen Of deafness OF n
rao-r sfonding see te.tjmOuial in this column.
mot a day passes bat that DR.. effects cures
that be ore were pronounced ineuIaDio' 0oii0 @t9
cured Immediately, Others take time
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nIPatIents heed not stay with DR.. Jones, II their
deformites require an operation Il s done
IN law minutes II they require sdicine, thsy viii
reeivs what Is necessary to affect cure at once and
can take Il home without neglect Of business.
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coNsuLTAPIoN FREE.

Twas troubled with my hearing and had and un-
pleasant feeling in my eaas. employed DR.. Jones
to remsdy my trouble, which he has done most 5atis-
fsctoriIv ERAsTUS MARTIN,
Woodstock, Champaign county, o.
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from v 'ns E'ehmOud Examiner, February 27r
n,...S L.sSSseLasy osdly written notice was
RsSSL POs.sa upon the street. oOrnerOf Main H5 anS
tT, WVtl.n ~ streets, which read to this eject
hr - me wants Of the poer are not supniisd
y me nrst OF March they viii be anppiis5
:. me point Of the bayonetD The not;cs
was torn down and carried 70 tbe Mavor
VOW we will wager that tbe nostsr
ot the above notice is not one of tbs cIssa
o. snHsr1ng citizens for whom he prstsn5s sr..3s
70 sPeak, but either thief, psroisd Ya1.
kee, native misohief-maker, or An snemv
to society Of some kind. ~ eA'Hy
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Ihave been deaf, with singing noise in my head
for s0 years I mad been pronounced insuiable bg
i've physicians. Dr. Jones has restored my hessins ~
recommend All he afflicted to 60 to Dr. Jones, Is
believe he can cure gnything thsL Il eure9le5-
Narnrr. P. Q. Stark county, o.
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Dr. Jones' at the Angler House, Strengthened my
evss N minute two, without my ieelic It, They
49, /, Sry crooked for d'tsen year1.
"Sie Miss FLObA UMLAUFT,
r.h On III Ssnsca-St., Cleveland D.
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Nv rfgbt eve has bseu crooked for 25 years. The
suceess1I r Jones' at the Angler House, stTai ght.
aHa5 ~ IN n, = minute LEVI 5TEiNH ARf
Navarro. stark county, Ohio.
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Both ofmy syeJ have been very crooked for twenty
f,To years went to DR.. Jones at the Ans1sr HOUSE,
Februsry 18th, VINO Strengthened them In one hin
uisi NA's' Rev. JULIUS BAUOH,
Pembsrvflle, Wood county Chic.
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AF6E OF Dr.. Jones' Many Our es Since
He came TO OIeHeland.

have been hard Of hearing, with noise In my ears
for eight years. 1 commenced treatment with DR..
Jon=s at the Angler House, Feb 22d, who has great
IL relieved me, d. B. DRAKE,
WyAndOtte, Wysndotte county, o.
lam under Dr. Jones' treatment for deafness, and
AARON GODFRIT,
Upper eandusky, February 29d.
Nv ewes have been crooked for many years. Dr.
Jones upon them Feb. 231, and straishten-
~ lr'ii INN BEsE2T wADsWORFH, HUDSON, o
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Nv son was afHicted wi sn offensive discharge Of
tbasor yshich was fast destroying bis hearing 1
1.od bfn, under Dr. Jones seven weeks ago, and TO
nv q tiafaction he is now entirely cured.
Fr,nkIin county, near Columbus, Jan. 3, 1854.
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rDsafness and Noise in the Head, IN all its forms
.,,IaS n the oreSn is not destroyed
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aot ansaf nv eyes By discharge Of shot in the
Nee: Dr. ZONES has inserted me an artificial eye.
Nieh gives pain, and moves ana sppeeIT5- Just
:. Nng nAturaleye fAE4 IN Rs9it s1i y, VI
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a N ELEGANT RESIDENCE FoR

A N ELEGANT RESIDENCE FOR
1A bAIE.-Ihe undersigned offers his Yarn, OF
nearly sixty acres within few rods Of the Euolid
Statlon on the o. Il. Railroad and nine miles from
Oie.elAno Ihis is one OF the handsomest locations
IN Lhe county with one Of the finest Orchards con-
slsIng Of Apples, Pears Peaches, PIums and small
er truits about half Of four year old Grnpa
Nlees. The Gardens, ineluninR the Viueysrd are
surrouRded with the BEST Usage Orange HsdFe in
NOR hern Ohio nearly five hundred Smear HsnIaa
which VIII yield, with care, 1870 cwt Of Sugar. "A
rev Two story House. consisting Of five large Bed
rooms, Sitting Eoom, Parlor. Dining HALL CLOTHES
Presses, aud saith hOom. TIE place has been nrs
pared and htted up for permanent home, but ina
Iale. Plenty Of good Water GOOD Bans sba-s ~ cr
Post once With two mails Per day. only few rod:
rom TIE house lt is desirable place and will be
sold at bargain Enquiries may b. made n ~
Hon. John Barr, Cleveland,
d. Z Tildsn, /"
h. Nottingham, Sup't O&ERR
DR.. L. Little, Cleveland, or Of
0.L.,,,, A. AekEYNgLDS, the Owner,
Le0zs-l19 agent at Euclid Station
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.UIS FOR SALE-135 FrF..

on superior: St, corner Of Muir - - = AOHT
2Iots 10 Y and IS being Is fset frr M sS Also
n is:i sest o. nuirson-st D1o-ls "a On Su-
1n nSprlng.Sts running back 70 the, R.fi ieet mont
oeins and On which part OF thc Wo5 s2d track,
3GI.Iel99q, Qoumbus Cincinnati RsiirnSe nea o. the
opposite the new City Court House nearly
dscslR5p % 'srms enquire Of PAIHR &WAnr
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DRY a0OB8.

E.L.BALDWIN&CO., E. l.
ARE EXHIBITING IN THEIR STORES,
2SS and 24O SuperIOr-st.,
LARGEST STOCK Of DRY GOODS
In This Market.
90 On B5 ssIss e. gs. 1so: nave: been thoroughly ond and
Elegant, Spacious and Convenient,
sas ss any .y!st1 il th' :SsBss5 :;stSR amply Lighted in part
FOR OUR INCREASING TRADE.
The popular and most satisfactory
ONE PRICE CASH SYSTEM,
BY which we are enabled to offer Inducements impos-
neSs on the Old Sioned and bS6 pros credit plan
Is strictly adhered to.
With increased facilities. we have to offer an
Immense Stock Of Spring Goods
IN THE SILK DEPARTMENT.
Elegant Moire Antique,
Superb Repped, Cords & Brocsde,
Drcquet, Poult de Sole,
GIacie, Chameleon,
Qusdrille, Brochet,
Chsngeable, Chameleon,
Armure, Corded,
Gros de Rhines,
Gros dc Naples,
Gros Grain,
Wstered,
:. Tafets,
Mourning Silks,
Evening Silks,
Foulsrd and India Silks,
Travelling Silks.
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= ,ALE-THE FOLLOWING W.

- desirable real estate
feet front on south side of Euclid street, next
1 street.
95H feet front on south side Of Euclid street, 10
reds east Of Case Avenue. extending through 10
Prospect street.
50 ieet front the south side Of Prospect street
back It's feet
Cleveland Street Railroad
inquire at the ofics Of Backus = Noble, or at the
oHlCe Of Geo. Williams, American Buildings Of
Aeoz3-l4i W. g. MIGJTAM9
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EOR SALE-HorsV ~ To-N

n - -LlUUbI AND IOT N =
= Erie-St. It has II rooms, gas, hard and y.
I 81 $500 80 y Eery Convenient. EnQairso j SOFT
Raal Aiso-a good Brick House, of modern styT ouse
- l - - acres OF land and eve variety with
eng - ~ esefy way very daaiTable anS u Aruit,
TTSSSlesSuoe' sltuatsd near the terminus peasant
Sss5siana street ulIoad. Enquire Of fs1s East
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MILITARY.

MARCH 4, 1894 -
A LII RECRUITS FOR THE 9Th
IA Ohio Cavalry, now absent on Furlough or eth
erwise are hereby ordered report at Camp Cleve-
land without delay for the purpose Of being MUSTER
n. A. BARRETT,
mar5 III Commanding Detachment.
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1sabsr, DR.. JONES Is now praetieins at
UTRsL ( House, Cleveland, Ohio, where hs EiA y
Sba Angie Narcb Goth, 1854. aadhe don't expect 20
remain unit. vcitT in Ohio.
visit any O.n' ONES permanent address Is
Dr; On Place, New York City.
No. 10 ADlhse tsb2-I4OdEhtF
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DOR SALE-A V - s9R--lo--SH.
IL Lot on Ontario-st EBY DESIRABLE
Hoht. near Pubic Square, 90 feet
maIzslaS LYMAN LITTLE,
ron No. so. south side Park.
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FOR SALE.
SALE CuEAp a.. :

EOR SALE CHEAP-OE EAsv
terms, ifapplied for fmfnediatsIy, that spiendT1
5nesloehce, WI n about three acres Of oroupd on
Place" % NV EAeoa |
Ihe House and SrouBds are in the most connlaf~
Ttner s ana not cent Of expense /. necessary T.
Isld out Upon IT. It only needs to be aaen 10 be
HoE 'erns' APpyto De ap-
mat7-ll BAKER.
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Fer Special and TeIesraph--ses First
Page. Fer LssaI and CsmmeFoiaB--sse
Fourth PAGE,
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SchAss. January 70, 1854.
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DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT.

~ avery OSSCIIkIG1OQs
/ CLOAK DEPARTMENT..
Our sales in this Stock being very large, We offer
as usual, the most attractive assortment Of
SPRING OLOAKs,
MANTLES,
SACQUEs,
LACE GARMENTS,
SHAWLETTES,
BAsQUINES,
CIRCLES.
Real Thre'd & Lama Lace ShaWIs
SPRINGsHAWLS. SPRING sHAWLs.
PAISLEY, THTBEL
Vienna, SPUN SILK,
5hoCHE GRENADINE,
zLA1D, SILK,
STRIPPED, CREPE,
stg sgG G1SSr' S COM rsing altogether an immense ya
Jollar to Two Hundred Dollars.
MISSES sHE'RLS AND sUARFs.
EmbrOldel lies and Laces,
Elegant EmbrOIdsre sotts. Collars and Sleeves.
Rich Lace Sets, Coll ars, Sleeves and Edginss, of
Honito1, ValencienDe,
Malteae, Thread,
Point, Guipure,
Point ApIiqus, Msohline'
AND O'rHEB MAKES.
Real Point, Point E1s and Point Applique H'd'kfI
Vaencienne, Hemst itraed and Initial Handhsrchfs.
Lace, Love, Or unaaine ana Tissue Wells.