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A POLITICAL CoHPENDIUh for 1855. I2mo. 10 PIP
Price %. This Manuel tor 1866, TO be continued
now regularly each year, contains full Election
Returns for 1880, 1854, and 1856 List of Newspn-
pers Suppressed by thc Lincoln Administrations
chronology OF 1855, OF Battles, Acts OF Congress
&c. It contains MATER to be had nowhere else,
and is valuable and important TO have at any
time
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A VindicatiOn of the Southern Stntes, Citizens and
Rights, by the Federal Constitution and its Makers,
and an Exposure OF the PreservatOns OF the said
Constitution and the Falls 1cHtons of the Historic
cal Records by the Massachusetts Expounders.
by z. Z. Cent?, BarriSter, London, England. Price
80 cents, postpaid.
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Democratic State Ticket
FOR GOVERNOR:
ALLEN G.. THURMAN.

FOR GOVERNOR:
ALLEN G.. THURMAN.
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR;
DANIEL s. UHL, Of Holmes.
FOR TREASURER:
DR.. G. FULTON, of Crawford.
FOR AUDITOR:
JOHN MoELWEE, of Butler.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL ..
FRANK II. HURD, of Knox.
FOR JUDGE OF SUPREME COURT:
THOMAS NJ. KEY, of Hamilton.
FOR CONTROLLER OF TREASURY:
s wM. SHERIDAN of Williams. 4
FOR BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
ARTHUR HUGHES, of fCuyahoga.
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Ytw advertisements. .
DEMOCRATIC PUBLICATION HlTSE.
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YOUTHS history or THE GREAT CIVIL WAR
la the United states from 1861 70 1895 BY r. g..
Horton. With SO illustrations This book u adapt
ed TO all classes Of readers, and gives, IN plain
language n clear anil correct account Of the late
W ar and its Causes II Is the only History pub
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NOTICE.

HAVING sold my entire stock of Drugs, &c, No
III 255, Third street, to Kelso a Bennett, both
well known business men, and competent drug
gists The community who favor them with theiI
custom need have no fears but that they VIII be
JUNE IL, 1897. - J. A. WALTERS
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Spfitttes.

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iiy order Of the Committee OF Arrangements.
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THE coPPRRHEAp MINSTREL


A Choice Collection of Democratic Poems and
Songs for the use of Clubs and the Social Circle,
go PIP l2mO. Price Csc.
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Containing the portraits of Hon Horato Seymour,
Hon C. l.. Vallandlghum Governor Parker, OF n.
J., Hon ID. w. Voorhees,, Hon. J. A. BayArd, Hon.
h. Wood, Hon. b. Wood, and Hon. G, W Wood
ward. Price, 81 so.
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NOTICE.

MARTHA KLINE, wife Of Peter KLINE, VIII
Itl tab . notice that petition for divorce was
nled in the Common Pleas Court Of Montgomery
County, Ohio, February II. 1sal, gaqse-,gross
neglect of duty. PETER KLINE:
j. NJ BA00OTT, Attorney. Aps06TwB-32
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THE OLD GUARD, VOL. II, 1854,

Containing steel portraits of Mayor Gunther, Il
n. Sc ymou~, j. W. Wall E. II. Olds, II. b. fancy
Alex. Long, $. s. Cox, Gideon j. Tucker, H. Nj
Prince, &. II. nendieton, and Daniel HolsmAn
octave, 2s4 PIP. Price o. 80. U.
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NOTICE OF COPARTNERsHIP.

The undersigned having purchased the entire
stock of Drugs, sc. of DIR j. A. Walters No. 255,
Third str Ct will continue the business at the old
stand so long and faeorHbly known. We expert
by close attention to business and selling first class
goods only, to meet liberal share Of public nat-
Jn6e17 ig7 div -wst4t --..
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suBGENATIoN

THE NORM AL IsKLkTI0S OF THE RAcEs--An an
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Nfonors ANp NroRo .ssLAvERY n

TiIe FIRST AN INFERIoR RAoE--THK LATTER, ITS
NORAAL OoEDITfON. By j. II. Van Eyrle, A., ID.
(Thrd EdltiOn.l one vol, 12mo., PIP, S39 Illus
tratsd with FOur CutA, showing the difference be-
tween the white man and the negro. Price, u 90
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HENRY HuIETs ESTATE.

ON the 9th day Of May, AID. 1861, the under
" signed has been appointed ana quAhntu 40.
ministrator OF the estate of Henry Huiet, late OF
Montgomery County, Ohio, dsSessed. oyr
GEOR0b'A. GROVE.
J Mayer. .dlt. .wat-ss - --.----
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ANTI.AhOLITION TRACTS.

NO o1,-ABOLITION IS DEATH or, Tho Attempt
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No'2-FREE NEGROIsM; or, Results of Eman,
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with Statistics OF the Commerce, Idleness OF the
Negro, his Return To Savagism and the Effect
OF Emancipation upon the Farming, Mech an
ical and Laboring Glasses. Price 10 cts. PIP. 81.
No B.-THE ABOLITION CONSPIRACY; or, A
Ten Years Record OF the Republican Party
Price 10 cts, PIP 81.
No THE NEGROiS PLACE IN NATURE. A
Paper read before the London Anthropological
Society by Dr. James Aunt, President Of tho
Society. Octave, 80 pp Price 10 ets
No. 5-IIIE SIX SPECIES OF MEN-With Cutt
representing the Types OF the Caucasian Mon.
gOl, Malay, American Indian, hsqumau& and
Negro. with their General Physical and Mental
Qualities Laws OF Organizat Relations u
Civilization, etc, etc. 81 pp.s vo. Price 10 cts
81 90 per dozen.
No oB-SOLILOVUYs, by "Brick" Pomeroy, o
~ Bondholder," "a Poor Farmer" "a Ne.
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evo Price 10 cts. 81 per doz.
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INHIS popular House has recently been re mod
j eled aud thoroughly Tehtted and renovated
aud il now opened to the public under new aus
ptoes. II is conveniently located 20 the business
portion of the city and Is near the railroad depot
No pains will be spared TO make IL the hrst-class
house on Hamilton OmnIbusses run 10 and from
Rll trains Good stabllng on the premlses. lhlldtf
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ID. Y. POTTLE.
Horse Shoeing Shop,

COR. ST. CLAIR AND THIRD ST.. DAYTON, o
Having established my shop at the above loca =.
tion, VIII give particular attention 70 Shoeing
hOfsss hat ihteIleIe OF are 'ionbied win quarter
rantee satisfaction on all work Charges reason
able. apTfb '8T dam
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THr pRED scorT prc1sIoN

Opinion OF Chief Justice Taney, with an intro
duotion by Dr. j. II. Van Evrie. Also, an Appen
dix containing an Essay on the Natural History
OF the PrOgnathous Race Of Mankind. BY DR. \
A. Cartwright, of New Orleans. Pamphlet, a
pp., SyO. Price, 26 cents.
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the OLD GUARD, VOL. /, 1863,

Being n review OF Judge Story's Commentaries
on the Constitution OF the United States ByAbel
+, Upsher. Price, 81.
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NOTES on THE CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED
STATES.

and Jurists Historical and Explanatory Notes
on every article. by q Chauncey Burr, author of
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LETTERs OF MAJOR JACK DOWNING,

OF the Downingvine Militia, on "I.inkin and the
War" with portrait of the Major, and other
capital illustrations limo, S64 PIP, cloth. 81 90.
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NOTICE.

THE undersigned has been appointed and quail
Il fed by the Probate Cour. of Montgomery coun- .
", Ohio Executor upon the estate OF James Brooks
late Of said County, deceased. Those knowing
themselves indebted to said estate will call and
settle with said Executor, and those having
claims against said estate will present them for
allowance JEFFERSON A, WALTERS,
May 90 1887 dat w3t-sSe Executor.
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MAD RIVER ICE.

Having put up the largest and most select stock
Of ICE ever put up in the city and having increAs
ed my facilities for delivering am prepared To a.!
llorders promptly in small or large quantities.
Wagons will pass daily through all parts of the
c - lc, can lie had at all times at ms store.
ISAAC BIMM will act Foreman OF this
branch Of my business.
Orders for PATENT KINDLING filed every
afternoon. Give IL a trial. +. BIMM,
March 4, isG7-d6m First St. Head of Basin.
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bOUIHkhN WEALIH AND NUHIHAtN FHVfIIHI
As exhibited In Statistical Facts and Onicial Fig
ures. BY Thomas Prentice Kettell, late editor Of
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CURE Dr. striolfllHnd''
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Has cured thousands of the worst cases OF
Blind and Bleeding Phes. 1t gives imme-
dlate relief, and effects permanent cure
Try it directly. 1t is Warranted 70 cure.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that petition will be
IN presented to the Commissioners OF Montgom-
cry iounty, Ohio, at their session on the nrst
Monday In July, 1861, petition, the object amt
prayer of which will be 10 procure the appoint
ment OF Commissioners TO lay out and establish a
free turnpike road, as follOws: beginning on
die OF the east boundary line of the northeast
quarter OF section 10, township 2, range y, M X.
Miami Township, Mont igomeTy County, ohio run
ming thence north 10 Alexandersyille village IN
said township, by grading, bridging, and improV-
ing the county road running from the said En-
rck's corner to the SAID village oi Alexanners-
vile. MANY PETITIONERS,
june 3, 81 7-dit-w4t.s9
XKTooDLAND CEMETERY Notice is here,
w by given that no. persons, excepting lot
funerals. wifi be admitted to Woodland Cemetery
on Sundays The large number visiting the
grounds ON that day, anu the complaints of disor-
der and injury to flowers and 6hrubbery make
this rule necessary Tickets RI admission Will be
furnished lot owners on application 10 the super
intendent at tue gate ..... .t....-
by order of the Trustees. -. =. .
Inc5-dlw ROB'T W STEELE, Pres't.
George A. Grove, administrator OF Henry Buiet,
deceased ys joseph luiet' John huiet anu MI
Probate Court of Montgomery County. Petition
to sell land. Hy.-I..
Il Minerva Whitehouse and William Whitebouse,
of Marion County, Indiana: You are hereby -iIl-
formed that the Sd day OF June, AID 1861, said
Administrators died his petition In the Probate
Court OF Montgomery County, Ohio, the object and
prayer of which petition s 10 obtain AN orer, &C.
for the sale Of the following real estate (oi WHICH
the said Henry Huiet died seized) 70 pay the
debts of said decedent, to-wit: The Homestead
and one and one half lots upon which the said
Henry Huict resided at tho time of his deeease In
Miamisburg' Montgomery County, ONE
Administra or OF Henry Huiet deceased,
ADAM CLAY Atty. JnneS 'GI-dltA 4t-40
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HISTORY OF THE UNION AND CONSTITUTION
Being the substance OF three Lectures on the
Colonial, Revolutionary and Constitutional Peri
DDS of American History, with an Appendix, con.
taining the Constitution Of the United states, and
the Virginia and Kentucky Resolutions Of 'oS and
'gg. by Z. Cbauncey Burr. Price, % cents.
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These Tracts are sent, postage paid, for 10 cents
single copies or one dollar per dozen OF ye dol-
lars per hundred By express, Democratic Com
mittees, Associations, ETC. ordering ,OOO at time
Will be- furnished them az exactly cost price.
VAN EYRIE, HORTON Il CO, Publishers,
No. 1872 Nassau street New York.
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Glothina.
CARD.

DERMIT me. through the columns Of the Day
II ton Empire, TO thank cur kind patrons In the
city and its vicinity, having founu that our one
price system hes given entire satisfaction TO every
body. We therefore have the insurance oil con-
tinuing 10 serve our customers In the same
manner. Allow us once more TO thank you hll,
trusting 60 have share Of your Kind patronage
in the future.
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Rargains ! Bargains ] ]

FOR BARGAINS, GO TO
Darst's Store, No. "a Main Street,
At the old stand Of DRrst A Kneisly. DArst Is
selling out his entire stock OF Dress Goods without
regard TO cost. BleRohed and brown Muslins at
very low prices. A. Is. DARSr.
Feb. 28. 1o6I-iaw3m
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JOB PRINTING.
ofevery description, executed on steam Presses
n the best STYLE and At reasonable ptices.
EMPIRE BUILDING, NO. ITO, MAIN ST.
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FOR sALE-ONE HUNDRED BARRELS Of
Smiths best Family Flour, an extra article.
Two Car Loads Michigan Peachblow Potatoes.
Five hundred barrels Sweet Cider.
Il. BIMM, First Street.
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THE TRUE NATURE AND CHARACTER OF OUR
PEDERAI GOVERNMENT,
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WESTERN EMPIRE.

nfsy-The EMPIRE eirculates free Of postage ~
Montgomery county. Paymentin In advance In all
oases.-&t4n
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Groceries, of ALI Kinds

FIRST STREET, HEAD OF THE BAsINj
II AS Just received large, fresh and complete
II stock of
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-07-03
I" GIN this Occasion"

In his Boston speech the acting
President seems to have had an I'M
comfortable propensity to use the
phrase ION this occasion. u" 1t oc-
ours seven times in a speech of three
minutes, being two and half times
each minute. The occasion was not
much of an occasion, but being this
occasion Mr.. johnson could not avoid
improving the occasion to tell the
people of Massachusetts, how much
he was gratifed on this occasion, as
follows, to-wit:
= FELLOW Citizens Of the State of
Massachusetts: In being introduced
to you here tonight, it is for the pur-
pose of informing the crowd that. SO
far as [ am concerned, there will be
no speech on this occasion. It is not
my purpose in visiting Massachusetts,
on this occasion to make speeches. l
have come to Massachusetts for two
reasons, one of which is that it has
been long time desire on my part
to visit the State of Massachusetts,,
one of the glorious States of this con-
federacy. This is one of the
reasons why eI am here There
is another. it is true, to
which | shall not allude on this oc-
cosion. In presenting myself here,
and in being introduced to you to-
night by your distinguished represen-,
tative, the Mayor. it is for the purpose
of informing you that [ shall not
make speech or address on this oc-
CASTOR The manner, the cordial
manner in which / have been reseiv-
ed by the people Of this State ON this
occasion will make deep and lasting
impression on my heart"
The conclusion of the speech was
even more coherent than the exor-
dunn. Evidently intending, and pain
fully striving to say good-b bye to his
glorious fellow-citizens of Massachu-
sets. his Excellency swung around
the circle thus:
Then, my countrymon, in conclu-
sion, and bidding you goodbye here
tonight, let me tender to you-and
when | do so, / do 1t in the utmost
sipcerity-let me tender to you my
sincere thanks for the demonstration
which you have made, and for the
cordial feeling you have manifested
in receiving me in your midst; and in
retiring from you tonight, let me bid
you good bye, and tender you my
heartfelt thanks for the cordial and
kind manner in which yd4 have re-
ceived me on this occasion.
That will do. Now let US hear
Chaplain Nasby's report of the ex-
pedishn" 500
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Democratic Malignify.

This is how Democratic paper in
Michigan pays its respects to General
SIcKLEs:
Dan. Sickles, the one legged cuss
of murderer, Dictator of the Sec
ond District" drives about Charles
ton with a coach and four, and with
the style and bearing of European
despot. Put a beggar on horseback
is an old adage, and he will ride to
the devil So it is with this misera-
BILE whelp, but it is a pity he would
not drive, his party, instead of the
country, there also"
And the New York Day Book
speaks of HOWARD, the Christian SOL
der, in these terms:
That old beast, o. O. Howard, of
the Niger Bureau, has appointed
Northern niger to be Inspector of
Education down South. Is there
any depth of infamy that mongrel
wall not reach?"
The malignity of the defeated rebel
shines out in every line. Why, the
Southern rebels themselves speak
more respectfully of their conquerors
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OF his fellow-oitizens, ought 90 be
marked and dascounfendnced. He
ought not to be pdtronized or encourdg-
ed an trade or IN aaything. The
ground he walks upon should be ac
cursed speak this of those who
know enough to be responsible for
their acts. Those who need instruc-
ton should be taught how this thing
is. IF they heed instruction, we'll; if
they will not, let them take the con-
sequences.
This brave talk about the conse-
quences is in keeping with the AU-
0ldnche's advice to its adherents, to
patronize, in their little shaving and
hair-cutting operations, only such col
ored or white BARRIERS as are sound
Conservatives What noble magma
nimityl What lofty patriotism! We
fully agree with the Press and Times
whenit says: The men who atteml t.
to stGrue laborers ont of their political
faith, and drive them off their farms
and out of their shops will soon find
to their sorrow that labor is as vaiua-
BILE as capital, and that laborers will
never come from other States to fill
the places of predecessors who have
been driven out of doors because
they dared to think for themselves,
and vote the Republican ticket. The
$4,000 Republicans Of Tennessee
know their rights. and will exercise
the right of suffrage, without going to
Conservative leaders for counsel
on election day. "-lNemphas Post. =
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Rebelli0uS Still.

The Southern correspondent Of the
Boston -4dvertiser makes an interest
ing and important statement as to the
existence there Of feeling as thor
oughly hostile to the Govern ment as
ever. He had conversation with
the Mayor of Selma, Alabama,-a
man whose loyalty has no stain upon
it. Speaking of class of IS bitter rebel
politicians, known in Alabama affairs
as cipitationists," he declared
that they were the leaders now Of the
no convention " policy; that . he
believed many were in hopes of
again renewing the struggle, wheud
some difficulty with foreign, powers
or that northern domestic outbreak
they still foolishly look for, should
occur; ard to that end their whole
efforts were bent to tanning and
maintaining the Southern bitterness
sion offered" The correspondent
adds, on the authority Of Mr.. SaTold:
They have ever since the surren-
der been industriously engaged in con-
Vertlng their real property into per-
sonal. They would prefer that con-
hscation should come rather than not.
1t would greatly widen the circle O.
disaffection, leaving them largely un-
scathed, and at the same time it would
lDJuriOusly affect more of those in
clined to acquiesce than of any other
class.
- At the same time. while present
ing this view, Mr.. Saffold declared that
the one thing needed to make secure
the triumph of the national ideas, and
insure the future peace and prosperity
of Alabama, was possession of small
homesteads, through occupation or
sale and rent, by the freed people
somewhere in the neighborhoods
where there services were needed. If
this could be effected in some mode
by confscation or otherwise, which
did not entirely upset all business in
terests. it would be the greatest of
blessings. The rebel landowners and
the larger owners have all been iden-
tilted with the rebellion in some form,
and understand the power the posses.
sion of the soil will be sure to give
them. In the long run they know if
their hold can be maintained. that it
viii be sure to control the policy of
the community. The position Of the
freedman without land, without
means, and at the mercy for the pres
ent for bread almost at the hands of
his enemy, is very pitia ble "A small
tract Of fifteen or twenty acres with
his freedom, would be buta fair start.
This is in substance the view expressed
by former STAKEHOLDER"
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Shingles Shingles +! Shingles III!

i of the city number one article OF
Poplar Shingles at three dollars and fifty
cents per NJ. These were well steamed and
cut OF yellow poplar timber, smooth as If
shaved. n mayH tt JOHN F. GLOVER
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Democratic Prescription of Radicals

Mr.. Lellyett, Representative Of
Davidson County in the last Leeisla-
ture IN card published in the Nash
vile Banner, takes ground with The
Acalanche and Appeal, and mainta rs
and defends the justice and proprie.y
of prescribing everybody who sup
ports the Radical ticket. He says:
l have no hesitation myself to say
that every man. white or black, who
shall vote the Radical ticket, when
this vote means the Acknowledgement
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~ OF n o sn I mo- Po odPulat
the lowest and lone uniform
price," and the most complete
STOCK of Millinery that can be
found anywhere, cit er ready
made or made TO order at short
notice by the most skillful milli-
Also, Straw Goods, bieached and
pressed. All of which will be sold
at Schapker, Bussing & Co.'S mann
moth and popular store, at whole
sale or retail, at the lowest market
rates, during the season of
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JERUSALEM

-Overtakers, Porte Monnaies, and
large depot of the celebrated "Star
Paper Collars" and retalled at %
best irish Linen, Table Linens, Cot
ton, Linen, and Wool Table Cloths
and Covers, Napkins, Towels, Crash,
Lace Curtains. Collars and Cuffs, in
sets or eingly, with over
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1000

different varieties of Embroidery
and White Goods generally. An
immense stock OF Dress Goods, that
cam II be excelled in the West,
from 81 so Calico Dress to silk Pat
terms worth SlO0 90; and an endless
variety of Shawls, Silk and Lace
Mantilias, and "Druecksel-tueg."
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And other seasonable Cloths, CASH
meres, Cotton and Linen Goods,
and Vestings, suitable for Boys and
Mems Wear - by far the largest
stock in the city; also, Suspenders,
Socks, Neckties, Kid, Cotton, and
Silk Gloves, Handkerchief, Under
shirts and Drawers, Pocket Combs,