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CAUTION FROM THE
AMERICAN WATCH co.

1t having come to knowledge that limitations
of the American Watch have been put upon the market
in great number, calculated By their utter worthless
injure the reputation of genuine products
protect interests and the public from impo
siton, again publish the trade marks by which
Watches may invariably be known.
We manufacture four styles of Watches.
The FIRST has the name
"AMERICAN WATCH CO., Waltham, Mass en-
graved the inside plate
The SECOND has the
"APPLETON, TRACY CO., Waltham, Mass, ,
engraved on the inside plate.
The THIRD has the
| "P. 5. BARTLETT, Waltham, Mass.," engraved on
the inside plate.
All the above styles have the name American Watch
Co. painted the dial, and warranted in every
respect.
The FOURTH has the
''WM. ELLERY, Boston, Mass engraved the
inside plate aud is not named on the dial.
And the above described atches made of various
Sizes and are sold in gold silver cases, may be
required.
1t shardy possible for accurately describe the
numerous limitations to which we have alluded. They
are usually inscribed with the nearly APP
preaching to escape the observation of the
unaccustomed buyer Some represented made
by the ..Union Watch Co., of Boston, Mass.,''-no
such company existing. Some named the "Sol-
diers Watch" to be sold our Fourth VIM. Elery
style, usually known the Soldiers Watch
Others named the Appleton Watch Co. :" others
the sP. S. BartLEY' instead of z. s. Bartlett; :"
besides many varieties named in such manner to
convey the idea that they the Variable produc-
! tions of the American Watch Company.
We also autou the public and particularly soldiers
against buying certain articles CALLED watches,
freely advertised in illustrated papers ''Army
Watches" Officers Watches" "Magic Time OBJ
Servers "a rcana Watches, &C., the prices of which
are stated be from to sixteen dollars. good
watch in these times cannot be afforded for any such
money.
little attention the part of buyers will protect
| them from gross imposition.
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ras- A, the Connersvilie (Fayette County Fair,
which was held last week, two Threshing Machines
were entered one Horse Power Machine built at the
Robinson Machine Works in tais place, aud the other
a Steam Machine, built by A. Gaar Co., after a
thorough trial OF their merits the built at the
Robinson Works awarded the first Premium, it
wing lhreshea faster and done the best work.
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One Day Earlier.

In consequence of the Union Convention Meeting
Centerville the Goth inst it thought best 10
have the Horticultural Fair O. this city and vicinity
held one day earlier-commeneing on Tuesday the
18th, and ending Wednesday, the 10Th, at Phillips
Hall. Exhibitors will please take notice and govern
themselves accordingly
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Es-On Saturday afternoon last. Hon. H. c. NEW
CONS, of the IndiIaa polls Josrsai addressed quite a
large crowd the Avery Corner. on the political
subjects OF the sY. We had not leisure to hear him,
bat understand he gave general satisfaction. Hon.
g. w-JrLIaN. also de ivered speech, defending the
action of Congress, and paying his respects TO Pres
dent Jehnson's Policy
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PREMIUM LIST.

OF the Richmond Horticultural Associ-
ton to be held at Phillips Hall, on
Tuesday and Wednesday Sept 18th
and 10th, 1866:
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SheriRs Sale.

uDY VIRTUE Of vendi and Execution to me d.
ID rected from the Wayne Common Pleas Court,
will expose Public SALE at the Court House door in
Centrevile Wayne County, Indiana, on the 18th day
OF September 1885, between the hours OF 10 o'cioek
A. NJ and 1 O'clock, =. NJ, said day the following
property to-wit: The North half Of Lot Number
eight 81 and eleven IL in that part Of the Town OF
Newport Wayne County, Indiana, In that part OF SAID
town laid out by VIM. Heugh, the same To be sold
as the Property of Hartman Clark. TO satisfy said
Vend and Execution in nv hands in favor Of William
Barton }. NJ. PAXSoN, Sheriff w. c.
August So 1865 af-ts Pr. lee $500.
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zS-NYE Bros. have the best lot of Stoves, &C. in
the city, at their establishment the Depot
Among the Cooking Stoves, are the best aud most
wood saving patterns invented. Their prices are
reasonable Give them call.
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NorcE.-To the Independent Hook & Ladder Com
pany, No. l. All the members requested to attend
meeting Tuesday evening, September 18th, AT the
Hall Of No. ) Engine House. Business of much i'm
portance. $. BAcax.S. Foreman
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CAsELEss.-A buggy on Main street was overturned
and cf the axies broken by wagon loaded with
wood coming IN contact with ii, yesterday noon.
through the awkward and careless driving of the
ner OF the wood.
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~ The Union Mass Meeting at Centerville.
next Thursday promises to be a 'rouser' and,
from the action of our Centerville brethren,
published below, ample arrangements are being
made to show that the "latch-string' of &c is
quite as long a. that of 40. Let every body go,
particularly the soldiers and their families-a
warm and hearty welcome await them.
PURSUANT to notice, meeting Of the citizens OF
Centrevle and vicinity was held in the Court House
on the evening of Sept. 4h 1866 for the purpose of
making the necessary arrangements to prepare din-
ner. and other accommodations for the soldiers that
will be in attendance at the Union Mass Meeting to be
held ut Ceuterville Sept. 10th, 1860.
On motion Jacob B. Julian was appointed President
and Thomas j. Study Secretary:
On motion the following committees We're appointed:
General experimenting Committee Syivester
johnson, DR.. VIM. Dckey, and John f. Pugh:
COMMITTEES on Finance.CaIeb b. Jackson Francis
Stevens, James NJ. Hill, and Thomas Study;
Committee Procure Speakers.--J. F. kiebey,
Vim. A. Peele and DR.. wm. Dekey:
Committee Musc.-W. L. Wilson, Charles ".
Wilson, and Ed. w. Carroll. .
Committee procure Nictuals. &c.-1hoinas Myers,
Joseph Ritih, Joshua Eisson. alter Stevens James
Lundv, Caleb b. Jackson and Alexander cheesnan-
Committee Artillery.-James l.. lrumoaii, Ice
Roy Woods, u. B. Williams, James NJ Bromagem
and James c. Cloud.
COMMITTEE on Printing.-H. b. Rupe, n IL. john
son and John f. Julian.
Committee on Seats. Grounds. Tables, IS flames
Stevens John Il. Lautz. James H. Gentry. g b Rupe,
John L.shley, "; r Wilson: Edward par'i m
--~~'
and Michael Kelley.
On motion the following township Committees were
appointed n large attendance OF the soldiers
and citizens at the Union Mass Meeting Of the 2oih Of
Sept.
Ab;nston-Iacob Fender and David Hale
Baston-Ci CLAYTON Brown and J. NJ. Bulia-
Claw. ID. Personnel and j. L. Nicholson
Daiton-Johu PAWS and William Canaday.
Frankln.--T. T. Courtney and Israel oodruff
C;reep-Jesse Gates and Milton Crauor-
Harrison-T NJ. Willis aud John ,Webbert.
,Ietfer,os-I A. Pierce and Andros Virgins.
Jacksou.-Ca Cambridge City, Jno. J. Underwood,
Thomas Newbv and ). IL. Hoshour; Dublin, hnoch
Nation and Wilson james.
New Garien.-Dauel HUI and Robert DM'ggins
Perry.-Thanlas Williams and John u. W isiians
Washing tou.-Henry lzor and John France. .
Wayne.-C. Ii. Burchenal, l.. ID. STUDIOS, j. NJ
Gaar and w. Ii. Bennett
THOMAS j. SrUpY, Secy-
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ns- The Mason Hamlin Cabinet Organs
forty different Styles adapted to sacred and secular
music, from $50 to $500 each. FIFTY-ONE GOLD
or SILVER MEDALS, other first premiums award
ed them. Illustrated Catalogues free. Address Ma
son i HAMLIN. BosToS or MASON BROTHERS.
New YoRK. 39-1y.
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Have saved m5re than so 600 persons from death
for they in a single day Cholera, Dysentery. all
Summer Complaints, Fever and Ague, and Neuralgia
Also. sure cure for Coughs and Rheumatism All
Druggists sell them.
ORRIN SKINNER & co Proprietors,
Springfield, Mass.
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

a GENTLEMAN who suffered for years from
~ Nervous Debility. Premature Decay, and all the
effects of youthful iniiscreton. WILL for the sake of
suffering humanity, send Tree 10 all who need II. the
receipt and directions for making the simple remedy
by which he cured. Sufferers wishing profit
BY the advertisers experience can do by Address
ing, in perfect confidence,
JOHN B. OGDEN.
No Is Chambers ST., New York.
July 5. la-Sm-
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IT ETTERS IF Administration have this day been
j granted 10 the undersigned, by the Clerk OF the
WAYNE Common Pleas Court of Wayne County.
indiana on the Estate of Jonathan Hill. late of said
County, deceased All claims against said Estate
JAMES PERRY.
August seth, 1856. Administrators.
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SOLDIERS ATTENTION !!

guNhe undersigned being the necessity of a First
II Glass Agency in this place for the prosecution
OF claims against the Government would respectfully
announce to the Soldiers and Citizens of this
and vicinity that he has opened SUCH and is prepared
TO prosecute all kinds of claims arising from the
Military or Naval Service.
He has been offered facilities by the various De-
partments which enables him garranter 70 soldiers
and others entrustng their claims to him a more
speady settlement Of them than has heretofore been
offered by any agent.
He has secured thu service of Col. w. w DUDLEY
for the Summer, who for q long time an examin-
er of claims at Washington ID. c.
Information given free, and claims promptly at
tended to by letter. s.t.
Charges moderate. Office over Citizens Bank
Richmond, Ind.
r.. FINyEY
Late Maj. Ind Car airy.
July Goth, 1886
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FRUITS.

FRUITS.
Best varieties fall Apples, not
less than 4 each > W
2d best varieties fall Apples, not
less than 4 each - L 90
Best 10 varieties winter Apples,
not less than 10 each 20
I'd best 10 varieties winter Apples,
not less than 10 each . | %
Best Display Apples 90
Best varieties Pears, each. 90
I'd best | 90
Best DISPLAY Pears 3 90
Best varieties Peaches, each. %
Best collection Peaches 3 90
Best Plums 2 90
Best Ounces " l 90
Best ) varieties Native Grapes ) 90
I'd best a. % - l so
Best single variety Grapes $500. 90
Best display Native Grapes 90
Best display Foreign - 90
Best display Canned Fruits 90
ID best l 90
Best display Jellies. ..---.. l 90
Best display Honey, not less than
% lbs . 800
ID best display Honey, not less
than % lbs " l 80
S47 80
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Public School will commence At Dis trct No.
5. on Monday next, under the management OF
Miss MARIA JONES' as teacher.
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LIFE DROPS

RooT's PEsTAcHINE preserves the life of the Hair
changes it from grey TO its original color in three
weeks-prevents the hair from falIing-is the best
ticle for dressing the hair found in the market
will surely and all diseases of the
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|23ERZXSmT3

Scalp-is delightfully."- perfumed cures badness and
will not stain the SKINS perfect Restorer and Dres
sing Combined No other preparation for the hair
contains Pestacho Nut Oil. Sold by all Druggists.
DENAS, BARNES Il Co.. Agents New York.
ORRIN SKINNER & Co., Sole Proprietors,
lott Springfield, Mass.
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COME EVERYBODY!

A sumptuous Dinner will be set for
tho soldiers. Every one of whom in the
county are cordially invited to be pres
ent.
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DR.. BiCKNELL'S SYRUP!
THE GREAT
CHOLERA REMEDY.

Also, Dgsentery, Daraost, Csolera or5as, S,a,n.er
Complaint. Pam or Crp in Soaaaci BopeEs Sick
or Sour &omach, Painters Cic de-, and is warranted
to CUBE or no pay Is purely vegetable, without a
particle OF op,ae or narcotic. Highly aromatic, very
pleasant to the taste, mild, but sure in its effects,
warns and strengthens the system, acts like charm
aifortng almost imn edate relief and taste of the
article will satisfy the ncreiulous these facts
Sold by all dealers in m .lcine. Please send for
circular Iryit Prepared only bv EDWARD SUIT
loN, rroFidence, X J. DEMAS BARNES Co. of
New York. General Agents.
(276m-C. NJ. p. & Co. TO-
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WHISPERS: WHISPERS.

Do you want Whiskers Moustaches? Our Gre
clan Compound viii force them grow the smooth
est face or chin. or hair bald heads in Six Weeks.
Price, s1.oo Sent by mail anywhere, closely sealed,
receipt of price.
Address, WARNER CO., Box I3s, Brooklyn,
Y. 5-IN
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CD AAnn AYEAR made by any one with
eC~9veV SIS. Stencil Tools. No expert
ence necessary The Presidents Cashiers, and Treas
urers OF three Banks indorse the circular Sent free
with samples. Address tie American Stencil Tool
Works, Springfield Vermont
(27-3m. S. NJ PA Co. 81
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COME ONE! COME ALLM

Come in serted columns we loyal,
liberty loving citizens-ye veterans of
the late army of the Republic-ye heroes
Of Chicamauga, Lookout and Gettysburg,
and let us thunder forth in tones loud
enough to be heard by an imbecile erecu-
tire our Indignation at the treacherous
acts which would give the late rebel hordes
so signally routed by the bayonet the poper
'by the ballot
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wIGGINS & CO.'S
II E w STOCK !
sadd,ery. Very san stock. Just purchased Of
Hardware. Manufacturers mostly,l emhrac-
ing all tho ne~ varieties and s., les
Of goods.
Frsnss s salceeo., Bousa. when Cola wa. low
Innings. bindings. can and viii be sold low.
Topppiuss. &C.. Ac-
Sole Leather.
Spanish p.,pw
Sole Leather, - $3.50 '' ~" ~. NS''
Buffalo Slaughter,
Fish Oil. By the Barrel.
Japonica, By the Barrel.
sass> s ss the the s rso Manufacturers "
Zinc Trunks, h 4 Sss article WI stand hard
Leather Travelling A large variety of all sizes,
Bags, for Ladies and at moderate
and Gents use. prices.
The best article brought to
Horse Brushes this market-froE, 30 cents to
} s. 90 each.
Horse Covers.l T.
Liner Sheets. ' s'"'
Fly Nets. Round
Leather.
Fly Nets. Flat Their is Legion. and
Leather. very low.
Fiv Nets. Cotton
and Linen.
English Filings. ] In full stock. Nice variety.
Pat. Leather Collars. Silver or Japaned.
Gig Saddles, J Every low
Harness of ali kinds All made with usual
and varieties. care and all warranted to
Saddles of all kinds. give satisfaction.
Brides OF all kinds. A new Kind OF Saddle just
Collars of all kinds. introduced.
J We a-e producing better Stock of
Tannery. Leather, AMI more OF il, than ever
before.
VIII be found at the Old Stand. No 80 Main Street,
newly fitted up. VIRGINS l. co.
20-3m.
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Books 4 sTATIoNER =.
NICHOLSON & BROTHER,
Wholesale and Retail
StationeFs & BOOKSELLER |:
Main Street.
szf RICHNOND. IND.
HATS 4 CARS.
The Spring Hat Taahions!

"HE undersigned has
IL justreceived his new
Spring Style Of
HI ATS and CAPS,
tophich he invites the at
tention Of all who would
indulge in the latest FASH
ion. Call at the Hat and
Cap Store OF
JOHN SCFFRIES.
Richmond, Ind, Nav n
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WE PREPARE
Dr.. Hamlin's Anti Cholera Mixture,
From his published prescription, Also,
DR.. Rubini's SOLUTION ofCAMPHOR
With directions for their use
PLUMMER KELLY~
S. W. Corner of Main and Pearl SITS. .

Now that ihe Cholera is US, it VIII be well
for every family to keepa bottle of some suitable
medicine always in the house for instant use ii ne
cessary. Should the prove likely to be anything
more than simple Diarrhea do not depend on an I'M
tried remedy but send at once for physician. Sim
pie remedies may be exceedingly useful in checking
disease in its first stages but should not prevent the
calling physician if the symptoms are at all alarm
ing.
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Do You Want a superior Go.d Pen! go to tn
Store of Hammer Hinshaw, and ge; it.
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Genuine Beaver Hats at Perry's.

Ladies Pearl Pen II olders at Mich oil
sons.
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The dexter Hat, for young men, at
Perry's.
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ITCH! ITCH! ITCH!
SCRATCH! SCRATCH! SCRATCH!
WHEATON'S OINTMENT
Will Cure the Itch in As Hours
LSO CURES SALT RHEUM. ULCERS, Chill
"A BLAINS and all ERUPTIoNS OF THE SKIN.
Price 80 cents For sale by all druggists. Ry send
ing 60 cents TO WEEKS + POTTER, Sole Agents,
10 Washington street, Boston, it will be forwarded
BY mail, free Of postage. to part OF the United
States 81.
NEW PERFUME FOR THE HANDKERCHIEF.
PhalsnS "NiShs Blooming Ccre.s..
Phalon's might Blooming Cercus."
PAaion's "Nixht Blooming Cereu..-
PhaIon's Might Blooming Cereus..
Phalon's Might Blooming Cercus."
fsi led from the rare beautiful flower from
Hlich
Manufactured only by
PHALON & son. New York.
BEWARE OF CoUNTERFEITS.
ASK FOR PHALoN'S-TAkE NO OTHER
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For Latest Magazines. and Literary Papers,
20 10 Hammer Hinshaw's Store, one door west Of
the aStrattan Corner
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MrsTAKE--1n noticing the appointment of Major
LYLE Chief of Police, the Telegram of last Satur
day says that WM. ZIMMERMAN removed" from
that position. This is mistake Under our present
City Charter, it was found that could not
hold Offices the time; hence the necessity
of the change. In the capacity of City Marshal Mr..
Zimmerman ineligible hold the office of Chief
of Police. The idea of ren,oeins him would tend to
stigma upon Mr.. z. by the Council, for cause
other than ineiigibty; which is maniiestly unjust
towards him, his efficiency in that office is unques
toned he having given general satisfaction to City
authorities and citizens during his administration
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Revenue Stamps at Nieholsons

Dealing they do in Dry Goods, Books, Station
cry, Clothing, &C. &C. and their stocks of each being
all No. l, Hammer &Hinshaw afford TO sell cheap
er than if their business confined to but one
branch. Go there and test the truth OF that theory
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Do You Want New Suit Of Clothes. or
any article of wearing apparel made TO order? Ham
mer HInshaws the place to purchase the Goods.
and W. Z. M'Dowell is tn make 'em well
any other man.
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June s, 1865.
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The latest MODIFY Styles for boys
The ..Win,hrop,'' .sChester,- ~Oxford.',
clarendon. and s.Derby,.. at Perry.> Hat
Store.
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ES-Messrs. Nestor It Mering have bought the bust
house of VIM. Bailey, Main street. North side,
West end, No. 8, for 900.
E1-D. b. Crawford has the best lot of Carpets in
the City his Bee Hive Store and his of
Dress Goods, for the Ladies' only needs examina-
ton by them in order reduce the stock and please
them. Go there and see for yourselves.
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Revenue Stamps at Nicholson's
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The 'Resorte' brim Cashmere Hat
for middle aged men. at Perry.>.
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s Chiidren's and Youths Fancy Hats, al
Perry.s.
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Books, &c.---Removal.

VUyHE Bookstore Of Hammer 4 Hihshaw, has
u been removed TO their Dry Goods Store imnnedi-
ately west of the "Strattan Corner" Main; where
every thing in the Book and Stationery line can be
had at fair prices. Their assortment Of
Dry Goods and Ready-Msde Clothing,
Is complete and for bargains the citizens Of this ctr
/ and vicinity respectfully referred 70
HAMMER HINSHAw.
Richmond, Ang. 18th, 1885. 25sf
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Best Display of Photographs
Best Collection of Oil Paintings
Best Display of Cutlery
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Go TO NICHOLSON,S for School Books.
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OHIO FEMALE COLLEGE,
AT COLLEGE HILL,
Five Miles from Cincinnati.

FUNHE next term opens the 81 Of September.
IL President Anderson will be assisted BY a full
and able faculty. Expenses $50 less than last year.
Omnibuses for the College connect wth trains Of the
Hamilton Dayton, Great Western aud Marietta Rad
Roads at Ludlow Station. Also four daily Omni-
buses from the Walnut Street House, Cincinnsti.
For catalogues, terms, etc, address.
Rev. J. n. Anderson, President.
COLLEGE HILL, Hamilton County, Ohio
August 2. % 5t%-
Baker II Plummer, doing the larsest bust
=.
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Fall Styles Of Silk and Cashmere Hats
At Perry.s.
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First in the Market, the Fall
Style of Silk and Cashmere Hats. at Perry,s
Hat Store.
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Millinery Goods.-We direct the attention of on
readers to the advertisement OF ID evo d Co. The
house is OF the oldest and reliable in the
city of Cincinnati.
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Port OF New York. May o, 1866.
CLEARED.

CLEARED
steamship Mississippi, Furbsr Brerncn-Ruser BIOS.
Steamship ssse, Lawrence hassna-spo1ofd' Teston
steamship El-ps Terr1. chapin SewhernC ooodspcei
Steamship Rspuan, Alexander Norfolk, City Point and
elchmond-Llyingstnn PoH co.
I Steamship Dingo sherwood. Portland-u Cromwell
Steamship Acushnet Kelly, New Bedford-Fersuson A
Eoof
ship Columbia Robinson, Liverpooi-C Marshall A Co
Sh p'viisfranca rrquhar London--E Morgan Son
v Bsrk Tsli4man, Anderson, Pernamhuco.
Brig Union (BrJ. TUFTS ~ rhomas-P Nevius Hru.
Brig Robt Mok spearing (BrD Clark iavanaJ Philip
Hrg Isabel, Deulson. Hsrbor Idand-pas Eness
Brig Bessie yofk tBrJ, Cow ~ Johns MD DeWolf
nrir Birdie tBr) smith. 81 John sB-Peatody WINS
Brig NyrOnug, Hirgins, EhzAbcthIOrt-C y feters.
echrCarrie Wells. lawson, British West lndes-G Wes
scsrw Chapman tBr), Anderson, st John Mp Ne
SCAR Triumph CBr), Weaver 81 John, Md n DewoR a
sehr Iouiss CBr) C1,rs 81 Andrews NBIsd FRYE Co.
sehrFrancia Lewey, Levey, Gavezion--Tupper Beat
scar John Warren, co1ier, Brunswick, os-vsn Brunt
q kchr Amsiis Howe, Burgess savannah--P ID Collins
'fchr .sPor, Bqgers q haresgon--H "A Robson.
hrL rmlih, Alplehq1. vilpln gtOn--f smith co.
trNr y " ~ At. 'nlr, rortnnd--Snnw a Richardson
t'chr Avail vi 1tle. Pnovidsncr--G stranshAn.
pthf DAFT lDhnssn, STAMFORD
steamer 1 rspstt Fo~ier, ualfnofv
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challenge the admiration ana cci the rup.urcus arauss
aud ,ni 'at icneg' nghl. i'hnhea IA hss
engagement TO