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:" Sheriff IS Sale.
C. W. Starr, Guardian)
Of @. A. Starr, p.,mo,, co,,uon p,...
I D~"' So'"'O" 's1''
III, Heskett.
RY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF EXECUTION IN
- This issued and to me directed, will offer for
sale, Al Burrs Station, on G. O. R. r. In said County,
on
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1867,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock NJ and o'clock P.
M, OF said day, the following goods and chsties TO
wit:
One Grey Horse,
Fifty two he ad Of Sheep,
Eighty Cords tmsre or less) Of Wood,
Two Hundred and Thirty Cross Ties, more or less.
TERMS OF SALE: Cash on day OF sale.
sAMl. B. PIPER, Sheriff Belmont Co., o.
TALLNAN, ATTY for PHI.
'sherif,s Office, st. Clsirsville, Jam "a, 1867.
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M a r r IE ID.

CnUTH--Coss.-Os the l7th inst, at the
Lewis House, in St. ,Clairsyille, by Rev.
d. Ellison, Mr.. Robert Cruth and Miss
Rebecca Coss, al Of Bridgeport. .''''.H
TRUEMAN BeLoN. On the!24th inst, at
thu Lewis House, in st. Clairsvills, by
Rev r. Ellison, Mr.. Joseph K. Trueman
and Miss Anna Bolen, all of Bridgeport.
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ST. CLAIRSvILLE, O.:
Thursday, Jan. 81, 1857 I


kHNoTrcr TO SUBSCRIBERS .--AH of
s~r Subscribers wlio find their paper marked
thss on the margin, after their names,
soiU understand that their subscriptions are
ebout out, and that they are requested to
rssetD. .vA3AAN y ~ Ahh hAS "
An papers stepped ,ohsn the subscriptions
HsPsrs. nir 7e n. 'eH' 'S'' .7N
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TIE ATLANTIC MONTHLY for February
contains the second installment of Dr..
Holmes new novel. The Guardian Angel !;
Msna, poem by Alice Carey; Character
istics Of the Elizabetbsn Literature Gee;
Bsdillion's Knight, by Mrs. Davis; Cehic
Journalism; Elixabeth's Charm (pestry y
Kstheripc Morne, by the authsr of Her
man, Part ~; A Driftwood Fire; Real
Estate; How Mr.. Frye weuld have Preach
edh,;by, ,Rsy.-E. Z. Hale, author Of The
MN Without Country; Glacial Phenom-
ens in Maine, by Prof. Agsssiz Ferza
Msggiore, by W. D. Howells; The Guerdon
(poetry,) by T. B. Aldrich; Rccollsctions
of John Vauderyn, the Artist; The Re.
publican Alliance, by Joseph Mazzini; the
Standpoint Of the Boarding House; Re
views of Melvilles Battle Pieces; Lea's 6u.
perstitiou and Force and the Life and Let.
tsrs of John winthrop fill the remaining
pages. The number is one of full average
interest and excellence.
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A Relic Of eye Olden Time."
lFrom the Marietta Register.l
Amonga lot Of old papers we find tb

tits proper to add, what every one knows,
that the habits of respectable men, inl 1893,
were different from those Of the same class
Of people now. Then it was the exception
to find respectable man who did not drink
ardent spirits, generally in moderation.
Capt. Wm. Burnhsn, who made out the
above bill, wss 2 hstel q e. Keeper g % hsfsX and
ThS, lived ed n Campus Martius s during the y,
sdsn ha war ront gasmar ans ms ne h a SoteI
%srs srs pSiH Hart nsW ys. On H r.ms1e SusS
to GAINESVILLE, where he kept hstel, and
where he died. l-{sA r.
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Sherif's Sale.

~ y Sheriff's Sale. . , :
80. y. Belmont Common Pleas.
DY VIRTUE OF WRIT OF EXECUTION in
~ This issued and 10 directed, will offer Tor
sale, the residence of Isaac Lee, near the Great
Western, in said County, on .
ne1'h~rsday, February ., 1867.
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. and o'clock p
NJ, OF said day,the following goods and chattles, 10
wit: Pc it+ +t
10000 feet Flooring Boards, oaki
10000 " Jeice, b., =. ~ :" 10 .fuaH
e,00e ~ Railing, 4" .al
10000 " Lath and Palings,
5000 g Weather Boarding .g.l...- ..-,
: l Two Horse Wagon.
TEENS OF SALE: Cash on day of sale.
a. SAML b. PIPER, Sheriff Belmont Co., o.
CowEN, Jr,, Atty for PHI.
sherif's Ofhce, 81 Cairsville, Jan. "a, 1867.
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WHITE. -Sallie White, wife of Thomas
White, died Jan. 20, 1857, born March s,
1908. 'f
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NEW. SuBsoRrBESs During the past
wssk,vs have received clubs Of new subs
ssribers from Flushing, Msrtipsville and
Jacobsburg; and are indebted to Messrs
O,.S, Holloway, L. Sbipmsn, and VIM. =,
Hsysf for the interest they have taken in
behalf Of the CHRONICLE, in securing these
new subscribers to il. These parties, by
giving less than half day each, have. sent
usover thirty subscribers. p, ',, p, ~. a.' q
Mr.. Holloway says 81 went cut only q
few minutes this morning, and send you
the enclosed names. will send you more
in short time" Mr.. Shipman says: "'l
obtained these last night, and send them
in; as they want this weeks paper, l will
send you sthers in day sr two" Mr..
Hays syssf"I found no trouble 10 securing
them. All it needs is for some person to pre-
sent the matter 1 will see that others are
secured"
Now, friends, if we just had one person
in the vicinity of each Postoffice in the
County Who would do as these three have
done, there would soon be no cause Of com
pIaint on account of q want of subscribers
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NEW TIN SHOP


THE let of January is ular time for setlling
up, and il will be expected that ali prfsens having
unsettled with will call aud seitle by thai
time. II not will undoubtedly call on them ~ every
business man wants his money in = reasonable enSih
OF time, or he must ey enluslIy stop business a
u IaL0L 'd JAnu OssosSE.
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SFARNN FOR SALE

r OFFER AT PRIVATE SALE untll April LAT, ieo7
1 my Farm, eonlainiig 40 acres situated l mile
East OF Belmont, and joining the g, O r.. r. IN
also peach plum cherry and pear trees with curranls
faspberriss, and grapes OF several kndsi dwelling
house, containing rooms, kitchen and cellar; and
wood-house, wsgon-shed and grainery all upder the
same covering. III.
The land 81 superior Hchness and produces abun.
dainty There il On il also living spring, one Of the
best in tho County. il ttt af4Flli -,
Jan. 81, 1S57-tds VIM. ALLENDERFFER
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SToNEwARE Of ali kinds, for sale q.
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Notioe.

"A note given by me 70 Crosby &Taf, for 800 deis
Dec. III res. ssid nots vas ftsuduisnty cbtains
and win rs~ss IL psyns.'asss .'ss IN, .ys.,..n
Js.,,A ,ss7,sws = '''-' -
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Os,ssoaNEs sToeiEs are sooa and dry rry
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PUBLIC SALE.
VNHE "Unisn Township Mining CempanJn will
l. offer for sale, on
Saturday, FEBRUARY 16, 1897,
between the hours 6f and O'Clock N, the Engine,
Tsels and FiItures, together with the wen already
bored to the depth Of 500 feet situated the Bremen
2,0O0 acres OF lands
BY order of the Board.
jas4-td PHILIP HANAUER, see'y.
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AGENTS WANTED
FOE TiI -ta
"WOMEN Of the WAR;

ATTRACTING THOUSANDS by lis tirilinR record of IL
noble ind pure minded women whe followed thAir hse
bands and sons 70 the War.
wriiisn in the glowing and sou-stirring Language Il
PRANK MOORE =. 'l.,.s
Selling beyond our most sangune expectations. =,
$4,000 coPIEp SOLD THE FIRST MONTH or IU Iasu8
Hundreds of Commendations tfom the Pfsss and d&
unguished individuals are pouring in hom all paris Of
the country. Agents reporting from to rvRnr<
1--WE orders per day, and say they End many who ap
ready TO take the work soon presented which s
sEw TRATURE IN TuR BooK BrsINRsa- This work 10
It's Recommendation and sells freely TO the tsst
classes OF society Faithful energetic, perssverHg
msn and women will ia the Agency had lucrative sxS
poyment.
Send, for Circulars, giving full particulars, and
terms Address '...a ..
NATIONAL PUBLISHING CO,
las West Fourth Street Cincinnati, q
Frank Miller's PREPARED HARNESS OH
Blsckng, for Oiiing Harnesses, Carriage ToIA
&C.. ready for use, witk directions for using.
FRank Mfller's LEATHER PRESERVATIyE
Wsier-Proot Oil Blsckng. for 3 sets 4 Shoes
Frank KILLERS PALE PRESERVATIyE, EX.
pressly for Ladies', Gent emen's and ChildrsA's
Morocco, Kid. Calf and Paisnt I.ea.ber Shoes.
Frank. Mulsr's BRILLIANT JET BLACK Pol
ish Oil Backing.
For sale generally in the U. g. and csnadaAL
FRANK MILLER Il CO, IS & 30 Cedar 81. NJ Y.
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Monday, February Is, 1897

between the hours Of 10 O'Clock X. snd O'Clock p
OF said day, the following lands and tenemens, 10
wit
Lot No II, sixty three feet middle past in Block No
O. and Lot No H. sixty tLsce fee, middle pan in Block
No. 2 of Belsire City, in se County Of He Ohio
TRaxs ~ SALE: cash on day of sale. Appraised at
u 500 -. 80 a7's ~ N~--'sss- - ---- 8
sAML r. PIPER, Sheriff Delmeai Co. o.
TALLnAN PlsialiG's Atty.
Sherif's Once, 81 Ciaifsve, Jan. H. 1867.
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NHADAME yUMEL's MAMMATsiAL BALM/Ab
Itl PATENT BREAST EI.EvArlR-fo dss.sp
the form physioosiesily.p Derat s63 cAiAi S., "
ssna fss sGsulsas seA kysaisssisa AssnsswsH,sA
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
AuxttLot,n,I snl.. ,TtI. n.rI

Austtons Sales This Day. s: ,,f7
MCKAY oAa1pgErL viii seu this day. at No 50 Beau
n street at 10 O'Clock the entire furniture Of family
declining housekeeping: Y.Ess.
K NJ M!AsHAII BRo VIII sen this day. at no. 50
Broad street. at halfpast 10 O'Clock hne buggy mare
mules. horses, COW, ind one Herring's hre nroof
safes; also, handsome mahog my wardrobe. sc
r FL1NN. Batln VIII sell this day at 10 O'Clock at
the corner ofsnlth and vanderhorst Streets the con-
tents OF grocery store. III fG.
": y LE11cH & r s. BRUNs, win sell this day. at u
O'Clock on Union Wharf, under the direction of the
United States Aarshal. the hun Of the schoonar A;d,
together with sI her tackle and apparel. "
SMITH & McGuLrvRAY WIN sell this day, at their
oace No. Broad street. at 10 o'clock horses mules
carts, furniture, &c. sf " Slt.
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Kalanaa MaAs at Auctaon.


Under foreclosure Of mortgages win be sold on TUES
Tho KALMIa Mills with al the Property and appu,::
and parcels Of LAID suate oa ana s1e bens
the District OF Edgeaeld, South Carolina amounting IN
42So ceres more Or less conveyed to the said Kaia
Mills BY John Glover and by austavus volger all Of
Of and occupied the sd Kalnna Mills as the ste Of
their factory now in course erection Together with
members, hereaments and appurte1ances to the said
tsining. = N-'oen, 80. = upper
Althe BUILDINGS. MACHINERY Tools, Implements
the saad Kania Mills on the lands and elsewhere.
con Raosa rs rome 2 on the
Depot to within mile OF the Bath Paper Mil and
o !ffses fseso1y %tse w sne
one hundred feet Of the raroad Is two story Brick
ena v
contain ten thousand spndles and three hundred and
on the land sevenyeaht conmod1ous COTTAGES
for operatives, completed and in Of erection;
good arist Mn Carpenter Shop. with steam Engine
and Boi1sr Planning Machine. Tools, &C.. BacEsmith
Steam Engine and Boiler, Lathe. Drill Press, &C.
The machinery for the Cotton MIL is Of the most
modern and improved character manufactured in Enc
land embracing ten thousand spindlea shaftng and
Snrs s r aso Two Turbine Wheels Of
for complete Paper Mill. capable of producing ten
thousand pounds OF paper per dny. EI--@. ...5E
"a portion Of the machinery is o. the land ,s+,or
in this city and portion in England-)
Tho Paper Mill Is in process OF construction and con-
sdernble part completed. 77I'- - -
The Water Power for running the Factory, derived
from Big Horse Creek is ample extensive and ever
hfths completed. -TI'' - >>A >'>A
There Is tho land Sawed Lumber SUFFICE to COM
plete au the buildngs. a - 80
sgss ALSO,
GLASS. TIN AND HARDWARE for all the huild3n "a
except the Paper MIL The Water Power and ni the ss
cessoes OF this property adapt for rst
class Cotton aud Paper Factories and capitalists Gre
Terms. which will be accommodating, VIII be male
Known IN q iutnre advertis ment and day Of sale
Further particulars may be obtained on appIicaton:
B. T. EVANS, Esq, at the Mill, or to
- .1.s WARDLAW & OAREW, Auct1oueers
Corner Broad and State Streets charleston. S. g.
March 1S l##I .37 1---' ----- ynwns e -
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UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.
The Chdrleseo1, Sduings Institution Us. Martin
ct al. %.M IvI1
TOMORROW. tho 4th April. 1867 at II O'Clock viii be
sold at the old Custom House. undor the direction OF
All thnt LOT OF LAND. with tho buildings thereon
situate on the south side of Vanderhorst street city Of
charleston, measuring 80 feet front and bach
lines and 1e4 feet in depth the line and s3
on tho west lines bounding north street, south
on na Formerly OF the City Council of Charleston and
now OF f--; east on lot late of VIM FIazzarIf
and to the vest on land formerly of the City Council
years. secured by bond Of tho purchaser and
OF the premises; buildings to be insured and kept iS
papers. J. W GRaT - -
April w3th1 N.ster in En,,;tv
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BANRETrr SCHUFs

. I4 ,IT35. 'HANNETT! SCHUEk. 1.I -TII.4I
AuctAoneer and Commission Merchant. os
NO 80 King street, below Brond street, H
Oders his services for the sa1e of MERCHANDISE al
Gay and night at hts store, also the sale of Stock
Bonds Zeal Estate Vessels, Horsea und Produce ses
CRY referencea will be given. Consignmenta soci I'll
Terms moderate and guarantees satisfaction
March 20 .E .$; -IlT7. N -' 1,,o
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/: # you want Printing executed neatly: (.

- vo vo0 @ "aHt rl11llHR e1ecuted neatly;
Il you want Books bound in any style, or Account
Books made to order. with any desired pattern OF
ruling go to HIRAM HAzR1s, No. So Broad street.
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H.


Il you want cheap Blank Books; e \ y VI ne.
4 you want cheap Stationery, Envelopes, Pa
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p. .H..B,. ],

are SYNONYMOUS with Health, Strength and vigor.
The secret win be revealed by investing in bottle Of
PANKNIN's HEPAT1C BITTERs For sale by all
Druggists.
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We are continually receiving communications on
pc tical and other matters from persons who do
ne attach tLeir proper names to the articles scnt
AZ We take this occasion OF repeating that nothing
can be published in TIE DAILY NEWS without
be ing indorscd by somo responsible individual.
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AckNowLEDaMEST.-The Ladies' Memorial Asso-
citation of Mount Pleasant desire to return their
thanks to Messrs. EBAuaH & MA1oEEE and to
Mcssrs. Hupa1Ns & OWENS, for their donations of
lumb,r tor the purpose of enclosing the Soldiers
Cemetery at that place. -
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believe, can be effected by concerted action on the
part OF the different corporations and associations
like ours E1If9 73I2I1, '7,57-- :
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FrRE.-An alarm OF fire was sounded about 2
P. NJ. yesterday, occasioned by, the burning Of a
chimney in George street. IA few engines turned
out, but the excitement was soon anayed by the
chimney burning out and the engines returned
bootlcss home.
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clAieus mI. oIAAUSS moved tnAt tne secretary and
Treasurers Report be read, whereupon JOHN B.
STEELE, Esq, the Secretary and Treasurer, read
his report: s5 S
all associations Of this k1nd the Secretary presents
to you condensed report Of the transactions of
this Board during the period Of his official servces
Before entering, however, upon the details Of q
formal report, he would take occasion to aclnowl-
edge the goodness of Him in sewhona we live, and
tho and hege whose
served It can rarely be said Of an association go
large as ours, that, at the close Of the year, no
aeatn & 4 has been recorded Surely then it Is right
gratefully acknowledged
He would, also, take occasion to ssy that his
labors have been cheered and Gxhtened 5by the
cordial cooperation Of the members Of your hon!
orable body, the constituted guardians Of the:
trade and commerce Of this city, likewise by the
ncction with the Board, are, nevertheless, our
friends. 5g3 7ssigeliS54t'} 49,
he entered upon his duties personally, q strang-
to him to have received from the Committee ap-
pointed to examine bis books, also from the Exec
ntiye Committee and from the Board, who adopted
unanimously the resolutions reported by them nt
the last meeting, the fattering testimony OF his
labors, and he begs to return to all Of YOU his
heartfelt thanks. b :S9 n n:
Commerce, once the pride Of this city, but which
vas entirely broken up by the ravages Of war, has
greatly revived and has throu gh it's several agents.
rssoens rw n 70 e. Ct ts Importance and
prize. 60 -
Numerous steamship lines have been nut m i, sue
eessful operation, running both to Northern and
Southern ports. 5 ~ M.
The South Caroline and Nor sheastarn Railroads.
well equipped and efficiently nanagedy are alsoain
successful operation. siSg8
The Charleston and Savannah RAILROAD, recently
reorgsnized, is equally worthy OF connaendation,
and We believe there is every encouragement for
us to expect its complete success, under che ennr-
getic management of those II charge Of the enter
prise. ~ ssa;Ss
OF any commercial seity on the Southern coast,
Having an outlst, by sea and rail the pro-
ductions OF itaSoWn and the adjacent gtasea; ft
afforded to bring the trade to her porss This, We
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PEAS, GRAIN, &c.-We invite attention to the
advertisement Of Messrs. R. ARNOLD & Co., No.
2l9 Meeting street, offering to the public choice
lots Of the above artieles-the peas now landing.
The goods will be delivered free Of charge
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AHE STREET RIoTERs.-The parties concerned
IN the late attempt on the street cars have s been
turned over to Lieutenant JOHNSTON, and the trial
OF the case will take place before him at 10 A. NJ
to-day, it having been postponed from yesterday
IN order to collect the necessary evidence
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By M1LLIGAN & SON.
On FRIDAY, 9Th april at tho Wharf in rear or new
LOT PIG LEAD -71 y y
lot Horse Shoes "0
lot Cotton tdamaged)
lot W. ought Iron
! lot Cast Iron M"
Mnrch % +hsmnrf @A
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Pres. Mass. Senate
very much enlarged by the Lozenge which now
carry always in my pocket; that trouse.;z in nv
throat {for which the Troches are specifc) hay-
ing made me often mere whisperer.s
P&wTIJa
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RODRIGUEZ Py1alct1o EIHm spEc1B1o.- re-
ferrirg to othsmedicinei esterday's issue We mn
Intentional Wsre guilty of! several errors, and
gladly take the present portunity to make the
corrections Tho specific was prepared by MRS.
RoDn1erEs, o respectable lady Of this city, ard
from her long experience in nursing the sick, she
feels satisfied that she is offering the public DO
HostruIn, but remedy that has been tried and
found etiicacious in numerous instances. Mrs. 3.
has prepared this specific with great care ana her
OILY design in offering it for sale is not for pe-
cuniary reward, but simply to reimburse herself
for the trouble and e1pense necessary to prepare
It. Dr.. OAu1MRs store being on the opposite
corner. we unwitingly credited him with the pro-
prietorship, instead Of the rightful owner. since
that time we have become better informed, and
can now confidently state to those Inflicted with
phlmonys complaints That their disease Is not In
durable. The doctors Say while there Is life there
is hope; but BY trying the Specific they change
that hope intoa certainty, and aze able 70 take
pew lease Of lie, sSs. ist 5
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murray ct. uI. Ceuldy el. u,.
On TUESDAY. the 9Th April NEXT at II O'Clock win he
sold at the Old Custom House. the direction Of
the undersigned, ---- -'-,~"a
All that LOT OF LAND, with the Two story Dwelling
House and outbudicgs thereon recessed on the East
side OF Meeting street. between John and Ann streets
oppositeage Engine House. measuring in front 40 feet
fne same on he back line and in depth 1872 feet inches
rounding West on Meeting street. to the on Lands
lands OF Davis. 2AT5 M Tf7al10 .T"' @-'-I1 -
Terms-One-thrd cash; balance in one two and three
years. with interest at the rute of per cent per
annum payable semisnnually secured by the bond OF
the purchaser and mortgage Of the prerses build
ings to be insured and the policy assigned Purchaser
70 pay lot papers 5& f. E.a j. W. GRAY, g 4.
Y Marcn ~ w3tu1 .8H Master In EQUITY, f
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PEGS ITO INFORM his PATRONS AND THE
public 10 general that be has -tust returned 9roua
New York With well selected stock Of CLOTHS CAsSI
.MEREs and 1VESTINas Fo edan and Domestic und
also an assoFtme$ t Of FURNIsHING GOODS.
Gsrch 27 sSSEs ~ ~ ia
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millinery EMPoR1UM-Alrs. s. WATTS, who is
already favorably known to our fair readers, will
add to her popularity by offering for their nspec-
non choice stock Of millinery goods. Mrs.
WATTS establishment is probably more frequented
than any other en King street, and the announce
mcEt that she is prepared to furnish the latest
sirlng novelties will set many pretty heads crazy,
and it will tax the energies of Mrs. W. and her as
slstanfs to answer the numerous questions pro-
pounded by the fashion seekers
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\ sTRENuTIIEE THE DEB,ERcEs !.

50.