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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-02
BROOKLYN INTELLIGENCE.

LAy,re rHr COURIER srorn sr Nicnsns cnuRcs,
BnocRLssAi three O'Clock yesterday afternoon the
mony laying the stone OF H. M,ehas protestant
EpiscopaD church ed,nee Brookiyn- performed by
Bishop Potter assisted by Rev Drs, LtJeJohp Dier,
ThrAs Uaskins Paddock, Seymour. Adams sharkeford,
WALKER Hoffman, and Revs Brown spaford, smith Colds
borough Thomson and Taylor The edce IL siunlrd tho
north side Of High street between Gold and Hudson streets
bee. habit q wahpg1s hs w all n ss, :.
Streets hsr Bishop Potter performed the Az
prcpvste address was deyeiea ~ The Rev pr Is Ohm
ssSns VIII be laid With front brick The chapel win
Zee. FROM a' se from, II se spirc about eighty MN
The situated on the East side donns ne church
fee. with three siorie. The seats In Ibis
p,s w b r. rS.ns = p.
1905 The DRAMATICALLY eaed "a boz whch was
6 esssa !" rr ss sos eaa md
ssl ps,nea sermons history ~ The parish and the
s.ss, %. s15 ne fH !.
.nsA,S ,sSS.g M ss n !. s s X
ssn sa .a s.a Web " rector o. -
parish.
Bprpyusoox w Lrwne "A young man named Robert A.
Lee who was in the holy bonds o. wedocs sun
day afternoon arrested yesterday morning ~ the
captain az the rortyeshth precinct charge ~ seduc
ton The accused have been married on Sunday
evening but hearing that Miss Mary Tobn, with whom ne
had es s sse @ %..a 'f%Sns uD
a afternoon The captain appearsda he resdrnec
rae veslrrday morning. took ham into custody lesv
Ing unhappy bride In tears The accused vas committed
70 await examination.
Rorssp NJ An BxrssswAr-oue ~ the honrders Al tho
reirepcn, Hotel Montague street delivered his bafgase
espr~ssnan Saturday with instructions 70 leave
board European INSTEAD Of leaving the prop
~ directed alleged he stole a. and has net ~ yet
been arrested The properly vas valued al $40
BpooslyS MoRrArrrv mortality report OF The Foard
OF Health shows the total number OF deaths In Brooklyn
ass wesl 10 have been a OF deceased - were men,
n women "a bovs and g. girls The principal diseases
follows Fsvers 70; diarrhca and dysentery " mara.
49, cholera II, shoieva tnfsntu. "a consumption ~
dipthers. 4, apoplery, 2; debility, q and old Ase,
Fias scuool Housx-svyrossp IrcxrpiAsiss About
four O'Clock yesterday afternoon stable adjoining school
House No a. situated In CoDselyeA street. near smith
Eastern District Cred bv ineendiary ~ supposed
and entirely consumed rhe Ere spread the school mouse
dsnagpgh q tho estcnt Of $500 The oss on we su'.
about flo All children tad l~0 me scnool hstee' ~"
dss ha,kra oemuittea
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NEW JERSEY INTELLIGENCE.



TnE CosnuxfrAw DpowrIse CAsr--No vErmcr.-After
pro,rarcd Investigation before coruner Kristen this per
picking has not been solved The transferred
jury before O'Clock yesterday evening" when ser
long dcoerton. their not the slightest prospect Of
agreement Five Jurors went tor verde, against Mona
nothing r me most bearer By.
not The mind when succeeding witnesses swore
man an Ssy wors sssry entire then
he views 81 jury both sides which s,esdfas,y
saas spsoms ~ he inves,eton Tue minority hold hat
ssss s hss Rr ss the a
n he s s. 81 w sns sss e-
him AM led e gesdy ssass x d5Cse os
roy siiy cent. before they started: whereas only three
cents we're found the person o ssses.es Ehss xonahss
each ssw rss as IN . ss ss. vs %.
sss Scssssn could %.S.r s heard
a sIsss'n Ai 'S' as Sp- ss',s
b d goaro, And you'd Venture sas out "a ~ sS
sad s nh .ss would s, rss s
In relating ~, ease 70 digssn. pares not
:ss s.f. s, n he "a
cautiously rstrainsa from entering INTO details Another
appeal. + %oTsn, q extremity ~ conroy ws,s nsn.
Hamilton who found aim 90 numb and wet that He could
hardly speak bu be The occurrence and feared
evidence appeared 100 s@.y ,hema pl.cns Mona
The Coroner took both views ia writing and viii presen,
them 10 the Grand Jury, pending which honahan win be
kert In custody.
IIackensack.
EXTENSIVE rns-on sunday morning the extensive sta
blcs belonging to W Alien Co. nsa. TIackensack took
Are and totally destroyed together with carriages
and several oubudiuga. The IRE evidently
tncendary hut clue psrperatnr the
deed has been obtained The loss s estimated apon
which there 10 no Insurance.
Newark.
SnocHvc RlItroAD CAsrAtrr-A NAN HorpnIy Nc.
rsryp.--yesierdsy evening the Eve p " train from
New York nsared East Newark station. q man who was
walking towards Newark made stop the embans
where ha New Jersey and Morris and Railroads
closely together Two trains coming up one each
railroad and 10 the perplesy of The monct the In
rushing from death aide into embrace
other He struck by the cowcasehes Of the New
Jersey train and instantly killed His mrtAted body ire
sented ghasy and hearcndng appearance He was svi.
IDENTIFY lrhman, about twenty I've yeArs cf age Mr.
ton with the few moments before the accident
when be isaured for wort The foreman recommended
hm TO Apply 70 the man having charge o. the excavations
An Inquest will be held oday thus 40 The New jersey
railroads sustain ibs reputation q machinery lbai m The
work OF death bids fair TO rival the guone 81 TIE French
Revolution.
Tvs Poss orvor Rospsnr The trial J. reetrr Dunno
The Poet once cst charged with spsuacups money from
NE Nevsvt mA,ia aSV sennsnes 70 dav o. Trsntss
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The Grand Champion Match Between the.
Atlsntics, Of Brooklyn, and Ath-
IstIcs, Of Philadelphia.
THIRTY THOUSAND SPECTATORS PRESENT.
The Pressure of the Crowd Causes Post.
ponement Of the Game.
The Game to BE Resumed ON
Monday, October Is.
Aes Ae. As.
SPECIAL Ttltsasn TO TIVE new YORK HERALD.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct ], 1865.
The Atlantic and Athletic Clubs repaired 70 tho
grounds at Fifteenth street and Columbia ayeune this
afternoon for the purpose OF engaging in the grand cor
test for the championship, but consequence OF the
immense crowd present, il found be almost i'm
possible TO clear space large enough TO play Eight
thousand tickets had been issued at twenty-five ceuts
each and at noon to-day there not 10 be had
Tor any price; and on the ground high FIVE dollars
had been paid for elevated positions chairs or benches
d tue wy has worn CARA Gay appearance and 10
IIniy asserted pg many prominent citizens That thf
City Of Brotherly Love has known such fever d
excitement IA yeasnot even excepting the excitement
created by the late conventions
Al the grounds, the scene most remarkable tho
housetops Tor squares around, the trees fences
otner prGininences in the vicinity covered with
dense mass OF human beings, while around every
sde they stood packed together and crowded in
aagcs, coaches wagons and vehicles of every coneev
abe description There was large police force n at
,entance, but owing to their want OF discipline they
IMAM god by almost superb man Efforts small space
was ceard and the game was commenced with the
nope .nat We appearance OF the players in the field
would cause The assembage TO fall back The Athletics
went 10 Tue hm and secured runs the Atlantcs then
went TO the bat; one hand out two men on the
bases and Tue fourn striker the Dat when the contin
ued swelling and Arging OF the crowd rendered il q
matter o. impossibfw 10 field, and tie game was called
crowd let loose literally flowed into the field from an
sides and covered the entire ground There could not
have been less than thirty Thousand peop,e present
every one Of whom exhibited the most Intense interest
IN the games Representatives of the leading clubs of
massachusetts, New YORK, New Jersey, Maryland Wash
ngton and other parts OF the Union were present and
by all u conceded that this contest Is be the most
important ever played in this country An immense
amount Of betting has been going all day at the pm
cpa hotois In the morning the odds were The Ath-
letlcs, but towards noon betting became pretty even
The committee appointed by tile Atlantic and Athletic
clubs held conference meeting tonight, a, which IT
was decided TO play the first game I.onday week as
the Capitol ne grounds, Brooklyn To- morrow tho
Atlantic club viii play with the Keystone and on
Wednesday with the Camden club
The disorder aud rowdysm manifested at tho match
al nv In hon
Of the fraternity. chiefly caused it is supposed
by the heavy bett ng Of certain parties
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SPECIAL 1f,Ifrsms 70 TINE NEW yQsg glsaLn.

Nav OEaEAss Oct. J. 1860
had interview to-day with prominent officer Of
the Knights Of LIE Golden Circle organization
chief object is the peaccabe colonization Of the fertile
landa Of Mexico He informed me tha. the organization
NJ totally distinct from tho Northern copperhead order
but that they have sabCrces all the great West
and now number over fifty thousand members who pro
pose as soon as Mexican affairs Justify IT, to egratc and
become citizens OF Mexico They have two ENJOYS
in that country, at tho court Of Macmillan, tho
other with JGare2, arranging Of emigration and
settlement They will attach themselves the govern
mcnt which is likely be the permanent one Of
the country, and have a military organization which
they VII. throw into The support OF the government
which they give their allegiance
An envoy who left Macmillan five days after the
report reached here that he contemplated abdicaton
for his throne 10 the bitter end
Our correspondent has evidently n1ysned as to
tho objects OF the organization 10 which bis despatch
relates There every to believe that il ia
close aiiliation With the Santa Anna for the
restoration OF republican form Of government Mexico
OF which gavo details yesterday -ED HERALD
Canadian View Of the SANTA Anna Expe-
OTTAWA, Oct ], 1896
have tho highest authority Canada for saying that
Santa Anna and the Fcnans which undoubtedly exists
has been brought about by the diplomacy Of Seward
the interest Of the American government
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Canadian View of the SANTA Anna X.
dIfkOn.
c A NJ A D A..
SPECIAL 1rlrsaAH TO TINE NEW york HrRAlu.

Trial AZ the Fenian Prisoners Arrival Of the
Thirtcentb Royal Hussars nj Toronto from
England. dc.
BUFFALO, Oct. ], 1885,
The Toronto city Assizes met al noon to-day The Fe
MAN prisoners wore served with copy of the indict-
ments and list Of the witnesses who appear against them
Among the names Of the witnesses two members Of
tho Fenlan organization in this city.
The Thirteenth Royal Hussars arrived today at To
ronto from England, and quartered at the Crys
tsl Palace They number $50 and 301 horses During
the passage several Of the horses died board the
Tara owing 70 injuries received in consequences OF the
roughncss Of the weather The regiment formerly
known as the Thirteenth light Dragons but was subse
qucntiy changed 10 tho Prussan Hussars honorary
picked Tho officers Lieutenant Colonel Tenyus
C. B. Major Mclean; Captains Atkinson. Huddlcstou,
Innes and Hills, IAeuonants Webb, Higgins. Mills Hore
and starkey; Comets Walkers, Hamilton, Pole, Moore,
Breber, Morrissey and Ellis; STAFF Paymaster. Major
Faith Adjuani Joyce Quartermaster cresdee, surgeon
Evbuyn.
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THE MEXICAN REPUBLIC.
Santa Anna Negotiating for Loan Of
Five Millions.
a Canadian View Of the Mexico
Eenian Movement.
More About the knights of the
Golden Circle.

The excitement created by the reports Of Santa Annals
consemplated movements Ia still on the increase His
headquarters have been crowded with applicants anxious
to know more about his plans and propositions, and
numbers Of officers who served In late civil
called for the purpose Of being enlisted the expe-
dictionary army of the Mexican republic.
1--WE MILLIONS.
The General in chief ianow negotiating for loan Of
$5Oo000o 10 aid him carrying outi his plans, and is
assured Of his in CHS particular within very
few days.
General Santa Annals son did not leave New York
Saturday, as he bad expected owing to unavoidable de-
hay having caused him to miss The Gulf Stream
BIS departure expected at early day for destina-
ton where he twill make himself available in the ser
vice Of his couDtrv
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CHICAGO Oct. j. 1906
Tho reception Of The delegation OF Southern loyal
ats' tonight was very enthusiastic The committee
appointed by the Republican state Central Committee,
composed OF Governor oglesby and stall and other prom
nent gentlemen, met the delegation nj Michigan City
and escorted them to the city On the arrival OF the
tram salute Of ono hundred guns was fred several
private residences on Michigan avenue and business
houses on Lake street we're brilliantly illuminated Gov
erDor Oglesby delivered address OF welcome from
The balcony OF the fremont House, which was re-
sponded 10 by &. II. Branscsmb the chairman OF
tho delegation The programme for tomorrow includes
pablo speaking IN Lake Park and torcnighs process
sinu a Mi ht
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NEWS FROM SAN FRANCISCO.

The Explosion ON the steamer Julin-TwO
More tic.ilns-DiscOvery Of Peat Beds In
Nevada.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. l, 1906
Two moro persons scaded by the explosion on tho
steamer Jnla, died yesterday. Several Others who
were supposed ~ first to be slightly injured inhaled
steam 70 such extent that little hope their recovery
is entertained.
Thirty square miles OF peat lying from four to six feet
Deep is reported to have been discovered in Humboldt
county Nevada.
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Tut cRcFs IN LOUISIANA.

Nrw ontrsys, Oct l. 1861
Crop Jrosrccie continue improve except IN the
alluvia region along tho Mississippi rvor and in places
heretofore free from the army The crop OF sugar
viii BE- large bnt all who viii keep the cane 70
themselves seal from plant cane Tho cror Of
sugar VIII therefore he small Tho Lou siesa crop
vr he larger than ever bescr1 known
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wEsTcHEsTER INTELLIGENCE.

TRUSTEE ELECTION MoRRsAsIA-The annual election
for trustees of the Of Morsania held yesterday
In the First ward William Baiy, independent democrat
elected John L. Burnett democrat by seventeen
majority IN the second ward Michael Bergen, democrat
and tax payers candidate In tho Third ward Thomas W.
Simpson. democrat elected Rudolph Garrigue
ical republican In the Fourth ward, Colonel James
Mooney democrat elected ID. X. Frisbe radical
was light
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Died.

McCLosKEy.-On Monday, october !, OF consumption.
CnARLorrER B. wooDauIL wife Of francis c. McCloskey
In the oath year OF her age.
Notice OF funeral hereafter
lFbr Oner Deaths See Fin Pags.l
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ALONG the HUDSON.
our pOuGHgEFpslE CORRESPONDENCE.

Heavy Robbery at Cold SPRING NJ V.-The
Removal of 0Flrehosders An the Twelfth
District-BGgas Oil 'Wclls-sTurder Trial
Hudson River Pirates.
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DRY-GOODS.

4 full and complete assortment of
Blcached and Brown Domestic,
Osnaburgs, Sheeting Ticking,
Delans, Red, White and Grey Flannel
Cassimeres, Satnets, Damasks,
Towelng, English and American
Prints, Morenos, &c, &C.,
Gents Clothing Hat Boot, and Shoes
full assortment of
PLANTATION GOODS,
Linseys Kerseys, Russetts, Mud Boots.
And all other articles usually kept IN a Dry Good and
g.. Grocery house.
RECEIVING AND FORW A RIDING.
Our accommodations ample for receiving, storing
and forwarding all Cotton and Merchandise consigned
to us and pains win be spared to give satisfaction to
those who favor us with their patronage.
Liberal advances made consignmeuts, Country
merchants are invited to give call.
ELSTNER, Trustworthy / Co.
Shreveport, January 5, 1866.
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NErOULD inform their friends and the public that they
wv are in receipt Of fresh stock Of goods in their
line purchased by the senior partner direct from the
importers in New York, which consists in part of
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THOMPSON, MORRIS & Co.,

| THOMPSON, NORRIS & Co.,
N. 10 and Front Row,
SHREVEPORT, La
XNE offer special inducements to country merchants
w and dealers our large stock which embraces gen
era assortment by any house Shreveport
Possessing special facilities for replenshing stock
through our New Orleans house, Waddy Thompson
81 Co., we are confident of making it the interest OF
every buyer to price and look through stock before
purchasing elsewhere Our stock embraces.
Staple and Domestic Dry Goods,
Hardware and Cutlery,
Queens and Glassware,
Hats, Boots and Shoes
Tiuware and Willow Ware,
Groceries and Provisions
Saddlery and Harness,
Boat and Bar Stores,
Books and Stationery, Drugs,
Cooking and Heating Stoves,
Wines and Liquors,
Clothing in every variety, for sale low by
THOMPSON, MORRIS Il Co.,
No. 10 aDd Front Row, Shreveport, La.
r. A. Waller and Jas. Ratlif will be glad to their
old friends at the house Of Thompson, Morris Co.
Shreveport, December 90, 1865.
wADDY THOMPSON, wM 3. MORRIS, cHAs. WILKINSON,
New Orleans. Shreveport La. Shreveport, La
THOMPSON, MORRIS & Co.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
COTTON FACTORS,
Nos. 10 and Front Row, Shreveport La.
FAFING ample means and facilities for the conduct
4 a. of business solicit share of public patron
age under the conviction that shall be able to do
full justice to all who may cntrast with their business
and interestsl
We propose to pay the highest market price for Cot
ton, Wool or Produce at Shreveport.
We receive store and ship Cotton, Wool or Produce at
Y the lowest rates customary.
We make advances in Cash and Goods on Cotton and
Produce in store or in transit
We make special and liberal advances all Cotton
consigned to Waddy.Thompson Co., New Orleans.
We represent the "Aetna Insurance Company, having
capital of Four Millions and insure at fair rates all
Cotton in store with us or in transit
THOMPSON, MORRIS & CO.
Shreveport December 20, 1868.
wADDY THOMPSON, ! THOMSON, NORRIS CO,
New Orleans, La. Shreveport, La.
WADDY THOMPSON & Co.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
COTTON FACTORS,
No. Is Carondelet street
NEW ORLEANS, La.
REFER TO
Chemical Bank New York Pittman 4 Bro. ST. Louis
Commercial Bank, Memphis. and Memphis.
Fenner Bennett & Bowman, Sam. De Bow 4 Co., n. 0.
New York. Morris, Caldwel&Co. NY
T LIBERAL cash advances made on all consigumens
III Of Cotton, Wool and Produce to our Waddy
Thompson 81 Co., for sale at New Orleans or tran
shipment to ST. Louis New York or Liverpool by
THOMPSON, MORRIS & Co.,
No 10 and Front Row, Shreveport, La.
Shreveport, December 20, 1868.
r EtsrxER n IT, KryswDRTuY " IT, gIsTSRR
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tnach says that yankee baby will crawl out Of bis
cradle take survey Of it. invent an Improvement and
2ppig FOR patent before be il six months old
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VXTOULD respectfully inform his old friends and the
the North with large and well selected Stock OF Goods
of the latest STYLES and fashions which he purchased
exclusively for CASH from the first Importing Houses
in the country, at prices which enables him to offer
greater inducements purchasers than any other house
III the place. His stock of
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods,
is complete and consists in part of
Ladies' Dress Goods, of all descriptions;
French and American Prints, designs;
Plain Deaines all colors and shades;
Plain Mernes, ="
Printed Delaines,
French, Indian and American Bareges;
Pophuette Of all styles;
French and American Calicoes;
Plain and Fancy Silks
Cloths, Cassimeres, etc. etc. etc;
Irish Linens, superior article;
Bleached and unb{eached DomesticS
Sheetng and Shifting;
Hosiery, of all kinds;
Corsetsy Gloves, Bets, Belt Buckles, Pms, Needles,
Thread and in Fact every article for ladies' wear,
family use.
Fancy Goods,
A large and superb stock.
Has one of the largest and finest assortments OF
Ready-made Clothing,
Ever brought to this market; consisting OF Coats,
Pants Vests and every article requisite for gentemen
wear which manufactured out of superior articles
and made up in the latest fashion.
Boots and Shoes,
Ladies Caters and Bootees, Of all styles
Gents Boots and Shoes, all qualities;
with many thanks for the liberal patronage hereto
fore extended to me- would ask continuance of the
same feeling assured of giving satisfaction, having de-
termined that all goods sold my establishment shall
be as represented, and at prices CHEAPER THAS THE
' oct4i - A. SOUR.
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1Ls NJ OlGA1N IJLAh4
Texas Street, (Gld Stand of Sour L Ncwburger,)
WHOLESALE AND retail DEALER IN
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, HARDWARE,
PLANTATION SUPPLIES,
Stationery, Toilet Articles, &C.. &C., &c.
Shreveport October 25-tf
.TUsT, ! RE zee pals1ou v-n;..v
10 Kegs Brandy,
" Gin,
10 Port Wine,
% bbis. Vinegar, and for sale by
o25l Z. NJ. CRANDAL.
u UST RECEIVED
- 10 Cases Sherry Wine,
Is Port Wine,
10 Old Bourbon Whisky,
so Red Jacket Bitters,
So Mixed Pickles,
10 " Plain Pickles
10 Schedan Schnapps,
10 Plantation Bitters,
100 Can Fruits, Peaches, Pine Apples,
Backberries, Strawberries, &c,
so Brandy Peaches,
SO Brandy Cherries, and for sale by
o25l i. NJ CRANDAL.
BRONsON's CHEWING TOBACCO, sc.
y d Gross Bronson's Fine Gu. Chewing Tobacco,
10 a bbls 4" +" .
10 Boxes Vermiceilf,
10 Macaron,
10 gross Masons Backing,
Is boxes Starch,
90 cases Tumblers for bar and table use,
20 boxes Cotton Cards,
10 Wool Cards, and for sale by
o25I Z N. CRANDAL.
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SHREVEPORT LOUISIANA
$780, =
FE7HE subscribers have in store and are now opening
Il one OF the largest and
MOST COMPLETE STOCK OF GOODS
- Iro,,t - tb;s r,orke+ consistirr j., mart of
- -, - r,z,oa
sugar, CoHees Aloui3 DtacoAs AAEu' N0h@i0S'
Pork, Salt,
Tobacco, both chewing and smoking,
of all brands,
Cigars-Domestc and Imported,
Snuf-of different brands,
Brandes
Whisky and
Box Goods of every description,
Pickles and
49,, ks ct Of all sorts and Sizes
Wooden and Tin-Ware,
Of e1tay oeSerlP'0n
Na'sins' Frs
Preserved Fruits NJ NIL kinds
.4l,o ;+t
'osesLel 49, 80 r,rr,.r,,-,,, coon.
fOLh Assam VI EN- VI OAe1 e'ooDS'
AHsD'H' French and
American
Prints,
Bleache d, and un l7 D9mestics
C oton D ldniea 0Sa'Heu anu ulOie0lsu'
1inseTs cnit61n, Yarns
bbinseyS GIason Ia arms, also lo,t IN dry
,.od ~ stra 1I0 ''''i5 eAoe ~ =
soVII os soi o.o-to,+ of 1,tots &c oil l;tios
a i"i &c "sSol sHe". VI ni'LAe's, u "' 4"''''-'
Fail and Winter Clothing,
large assortment of Fall and Winter Clothing, of
the best materials superior workmanship and most
fashionable STYLES, embracing in part
Superfine Black and fancy Cold Cloth and other
Dress, Frock, Office and Sac Coats
Paetots,
oy 1ct IS i.
BIanSet Goats
Monkey Jackets
Super. Black,
lam am, ! Fa mo;
Cloth, Satnet,
Jeans, CottonadsE and
every description OF Pantaloons;
Black,
Fancy,