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Nc,y OrIcnns Market.

NEW ORLEANS August a2.-corros--wo have again
10 report limited movement III the staple Tho market
poorly supplied only tNn three desirable lists
ing sale, and factors showed little INCLINATION to
ccde from previous requirements buyers compcll-
ed 10 stand aoof throughout, tlrr limits not authorizing
.hcm to pay the rates demanded Tho rnthcr un.lvpri-
bio tone OF the New York ahd Liverpool avccs contrbl-
ted not little to tho general inactivity Hence the day
sales restricted ngrceatng barely 400 bales
by five brokers' al prices Indicating somewhat Of rrcgu
lar1ty but disc osirg on tho whole less firm feeling
With the ubove remarks repeat follows urdi-
nary 2ln93. Cool Ordinary 2ia- Low Middiiuy ii "a
=, and Miatling Stsa. In this connection Il hc
observed tut TIN second bale Of the Louisiana crop has
to hand. II was grown the plantation OF MIR.
George dariH. near Baton Rouge and consigned to
MIR. Henry NJ. Isancson, No. IA Caronde!c street. II
classes barcly MidlinR Cotton.
STATEMENT OF COTTON.
Stock on hanl September l, 1866 bales l02, ,0S2
NGccvcd Today. Gl
Received previously. 1G5, 81 TG5, ,S72
Additional l,ales made from wrecked loose,
burnt nud damaged Cation. pickngs,
samples, &C. IL 3n3 ITO, l9J
ssI.a77
Cleared previously. 80, aGi, 1877
Stock hand aud on shipboarl ............ l7,liO
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"EIILH.

Your Pianos are superior to any have ever sean Lie
this country or In Europe. ~ A'
have mover htard tone perfect; Ct yloida sys,
expression that is needed In music And ia n,,tv -
capable @ OF change to meet every sontnant. This ia
its tome together with Its sympathetic osSo And yoIi
balanced t0uch. ~ ~ W."
POZNAHSIkI.
During tho past eight years have constantly plsyt5
apon tha Justly celebrated Erard Paos yonrs sro the
9hy Instruments that have tonnd either h.re or Ip
EUROPE to equal thcm In all or points Of eIceencn
II may be sstisfactory to patrons and frtenlt,
among tho public at largo TO state that hhSe
been received from all tho leading Artista who hArs
visited or arc residing In tho United Sates fag
whose names. besides those above. w0 nppond
LEO. D2 MEYER. 4 GUSTAV SATTEl.
ALFRED JAEI. J. BEHEDIOr.
~. sANDEhSON. n. STHAK0SCn.
r. HOFFMAN. JULIEN.
ARTHUR NAPOLEON.
And many others.
11- ILLUSTRATED ALBUMH AND PRIOR Lfsrsz
BENT By NAIL. ,
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COMMERCIAL.
The Charleston Cotton Marker,

The Chm rlcRton Cotton Market.
OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS. |
CuAnLEsTos, Monday Evening. August &C. 1867. {
Tho inquiry continues light and is conflned to few
buyors who took 10 bales. nj tho rates OF Saturday Th'
transactions at 23 IL st 24, &C ut 25x, I2 at
wo quote
Low Middlng. .........................2ik
Middlnr.
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PHILADELPHIA, 10th Month, l7th Day 1877
REsPEoTKD PnIEsD:-My daughter has been much
wilt sond mo two bottles moro. '''o'0' 'SN
Thy friend, Ara nupptn
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THE MARION STAR,

THE MARION STAR,
TNSTABIISIIED NEARLY TWENTY YEARS AGO. IL
II published a Marion. y. c.. In the centrnl portion
OF tho country, and oers favorable medium 10 Nor
chants, Drggiss achinsts oil classes who dcsrr
To extend their business In tho Pee Ico country.
For the benefit OF advertising patrons shall In
addition to subscription list which is constantly
crcasing publish aud distribute gratuiouny 5000 oItrn
copies Of the STAR, during tho business season thl,
Fall
Rates OF Advertising liberal.
". J. McKERAI.L
November 20 Editor and Proprietor
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CHEROKEE INJECTION,

does not fail to euro Gonorrhtn, Gitet and all M.
eous Discharoes in Mnlo or Female, curing recent
ease tn from one 10 three days, and u especially
recommended IN those case, Of F?nor Albus or
Whites IN Females. Tho two medicines used In
conjunction will not fail TO this dlsAgreeabe
complaint aud In thoso where other medicines
have been used without success.
rt.o EIS,msIy; Is,esISys; Ono Bottle e Three Bottles &
Tho Cherokee Gursn " Remedy" and "I1jsc-
fion" nro to be found In all we'll regulated druS
stores and aro recommended ty physeians and
druggists all the world for thsr intrinsic worth
and merit some unprinciplod dealers, however,
try TO doosivo their customers by feiling cheap and
worthless compounda-tn order to mako money
In place Of these. Be not dscefced. II tho drug
gsis will not buy than for yc;, wreo TO u.s. and wo
Will send them 70 you by eIpreos, securely packed
and FREQ from observation Wo treat all disease 70
which the human system Is subject, and will bo
pleased to receive full aud explicit statemenlA nom
those who have hlled TO receive relief heretofore
ladies' gentlemen can address US IN perfect con-
fdenca Wo desire To- send our thirty.two page
pamphlet FREQ TO every lady and gentleman In the
land. Address all iotters for pamphlets incidence
or advice, to tho tolo proprietor, n
: o Dr.. W. B. nRBWIH, 81 Walker st., q. 7.
asyA tufUsth
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SIMILsA SINILlEUS CURANTUR.
HUhIpuREYs'

IIUMpuREYS'
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cannot be innio la using them; liarmlcsa be
iroO frou danger aud efficient to bs always rch.
ols They src Raised :ho highGst comm endntou from
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,NpoN. JaMn.ry II, lEtiE.

JHr1sf N. Hehtf. Etc.:
MY DEAR Sin: hnye grcat pieasurD In asking yuut0
convey TO McBsra CiicsrrIhg shh c1p-o. pnn ul my
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not merely tho best instrument Of American anirc.
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which. for toch quality po"cr and S0rai,i,ilull IL
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wide world. 80
Gear Dir. very sincerely yours,
citNS u. COIl.AkD.
Firm OF CollaId Coard, fIiuoior Siailufnctuiers
London. ''''
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EUisOpEAN rEsT1nrt,nIALs,
ReceiOsd daring he month Of .lus,.s. IL,

Fecfioed daring The Month Of iuqus,, Lace.
i.oEDoS. July %, 1867.
MEsHRs. CIIcKEEISa = SoEs-GcntG: t,yc I1uctr
pleasure In tnclorinR document signed hy the tIrsl
compnHeta inuslcans ai profrssor Enrors, held
yorr Pia0H III such hiEh Estimation oi,ir ;uv curlll.
cate) that felt 1t duty to lnEr tru wi;n mo
10 EUROPE 10 ascertain the opinion uf my ;.,rasios
brethren. The cnGiUHtd certificate will uypyy huw
unnniroua thoy have been on tho nulijre, hog 10
inrwirt at tho same t!iEo la:trr received from ms
friend. Mr.. Coar.i. whi: uiant IN ,rs:.v.
iny 10 YOU.
haVo tho honor to bo. g0ntlamcn ynnrR ve.y ,ru:y
JAN" II. WLILL
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LospoN. August ~, 1860.


My DEAN Sin An Sou are goinH back to tna Up.lsJ
8tatca mu.t beg yo :" Trnrini"r kindly IT, .Se
nlessrs. Chclrr!ai; Tell then was .irp,,,rL WITH
their Grand fitloio!'e--ai gecf az .:ral.i. Nink
ar ,odI erer trsrsII on. toti III .G.ca ny!teT, I,
WiBhtny you, t:c., rcElain Urer,t iIy,
II. +. EROA!sSiOB
Firm OF l. BroaaTooa Z: Eoas, PIHon.iofn aTpru &C.
turers, London.
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8. T....1860...X.

Another wonderful ingredient Of groat uEo amona
tho Spanish ladies Of aouth amerca in,pArtlng besny
70 the complexion and brsncy TO tho mind, yet un.
In for tho preBent.
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8. T.--1860.--X.

"a HmlIo van her ip-healih Was IN her look
rIoa UrTTxRs"
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LosDo@. July 70. 1861.

AetIrI. CAiektrin1 d SoHi: ~
GENTS: hsvo uEt been invited by MeRsru tnlI,r, tn
try Grand Plauo.for;o manufactured by y,,,, End
havo no Meditation In endoeiiY tho opsoi OF ,oy old
friend Mr o. D. CollBrd That IL 10 the nurs: in
strtliuent I over played on.
Believe mo- gentlemen, most faithfully you're
J.I. liI~IOH.
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TT1hLnEKG'S upiSlDr
consider Chickorng & Aons' pi.ro. l.yonl co,,
pariHo... tho b:I: have Hv,r Ia a,EGrice
u. 1iihLEERG,
Chairman OF Jury On 3IIllral insi:nmlru
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Among tho chief points OF excellence OF tho CbIct,r
Ing Pianos OF which speak the renowned in their
copgratulatory testimonials TO the Mcssrs
tho greatest possible depth, richness anu yola Of
tone combined with rare brillinncy. clcarnpss .ad
perfect eyenneaa throughout thu entire scala nl.d
lbo7o a snrprIsing duration Of sound tho pure nad
sympatleuc quAiity OF which changes under the
most delicate or powerful tanch
During the pals forsy.three years this rm has manu
aotured
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iu the of tho ftais .5Ta. s! ;,n mot.
uurmly, diminish the active currency balance In tc
treasury olce here The demand for discount In SMALL
| the bcsl bills Iasslug ut GlC!,
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DIR. WRIG HTS
REJUVENATING ELIXIR,
Or, Essence of Fife,

, Cures General Debility, Wtdk.
: ness, Hystcrics In Females,
Z Inipifdtion Of The Hrdrt and
: all Nervous Discdsts. II re.
: stores new llfc mil vIg0r 10 tho
nrrA canxirr lhn hlAf hlnnLl nI
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-11-16
'o Au Wnom it May Concern.

To All Whom it May Concern. WHOSE Of onr friends to whom we have Il extended accommodations for the past twelve months we hope. without further no~ tice, will let us have the money due. aud we will then be in condition to serve them again in time to come. Respectfully.
 HAZEN 6 MCPHERSON. September I4th, 1887.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-11-16

SENsIBLE.-A handsome young wid- ow applied to physician to relieve her of three distressing complaints with which she was affected.
 .In the first place. said she, Fl have little or no appetite. What shall take for that ?"
 "For that, madam, you should take air and exercise.
 And, doctor, I am quite fidgetty at night time, and afraid to be alone. What shall I take for that?"
 For that, can only recommend that you take a husband"
 "Fie doctor. But have the blues terribly. What shall take for that z
 For that, madam, you have, besides taking the air and husband, to take a newspaper
 Sensible doctor, that.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-11-16

INTERESTING DESCRIPTION OF THE SEA Cow.-Thst curious animal, which is neither fish nor COW, yet partakipg something of the nature of both. IS now being exhibited in Charleston. It was eaptcrcd in a seine on the Atlantic coast of Florida, and was brought to Savannah. and subsequently to Charleston. The ex is.epce of the manatus has long been known, but their appearance in our waters is a rare occu ence, one having been seen off the coast of Florida about sixteen years previous to the capture of the specimen now oa exhibition.
 The manatus is gregarious aquatic an imal, like the whale in many respects, but herbiyerous; its name being derived from its hand shaped fipper or foretin. It I found principally on the tropical coasts ol South America and Africa. rlso in the In dian Ocean. is there used for food. and and is hunted both for its meat and fat The specimen on exhibition IS between six and seven feet in length, and IS of a dun color; its head is shaped somewhat like that ofa hippopotamus. but the cyes are sunkeu and the nostrils can be closed at will; the mouth is guarded with prehcn sible lips thar SC xes the f"cd placed beio. it. This curious creature is pr"rele through the water by means Of its to'e hn> and it's tail, which spreads out like a hus' fan.
 1t is impossible to judge of its proeres sive qual ties as it is confined in tank which barely allows it moving space, but it appears extremely sluggish. It seems quite indifferent to it's captivity, and sub mts patiently to the handling ofthe atten- dants.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-11-16

INDIAN CORN AS D1ET.-Bread and butter are considered the staff of life l; they furnish sufficient nutrition to sup- port the human system. But we may prune still closer and say, Indian corn will do this alone. Corn contains three or four times the amount of oil we find in the wheat-some varieties, like the yellow eight-rowed, and the small pop-corns. The oil here will make up for lack of butter in the "staf of life. V The other materials are abundant, such as starch, and nitrogenous or muscle forming matter. But not in all varie- ties. The Tuscarora, and some of the white corns, contain less oil, and more starch, &c. But most of the corns con- tain greater amount of the ingredi- ents necessary to support animal life than any other one grain. It is hence that com has assumed the importance that we see. It will do, in its different varieties, for the coldest as well as the warmest climate. The Esquimaux will live upon it, and the hot sea island CT, and all intermediate population. For fattening animals, it is unrivaled. It is also generally digestive, especial ly the white varieties, which have less oil and more starch.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-11-16
Wes, Point. Ark. Memphis, Tenn
 R.R. POE H co. COTTON FACTORS
 AND
 General Commission Merchants, No. ls2, FRONT STREET. ME MPHlS TEN N E $ $ F. l.

WILL give their und vided attention to i' ceiying and Selling ot Cotton and other Pro dnce consigned 10 them and to the purehas of all orders for their c' stomers- Cotton &c. sold strictly according to order and remit tances made accordingly.
 psA. All Cotton &c.. consigned to us will he covered by Insurance unless otherwise in sIrncted .,
 nA. Liberal advances made upon all con arguments.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-11-16

The Presbyterian General As sembty of the Southern States will meet in the First Presbyterian Church, Nashville. on the 2lst inst. The sub feet of Church Union will come up for deliberation.
 -Daniel Webster's declaration is worthy of frequent repetition: Cling to the Constitution as the shipwrecked mariner oliegs to the last plank when night and the tempest closes around him"
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-11-16

CirCulur.-The undersigned takes thus as one of the methods to inform his friends as will be seen from the above card, that h, has formed Q copartnerihip for the purpose o' doing an exclusive commission business In doing so he thanks his friends for all pas' fayors. and asks for continuance of the same by consignment of their cotton and other produce, from one dozen eggs up to one thou. sand bales of cotton. Our Mir. Nevils has hal long experience in the selling of cotton. Sc :. and is considered one of the. best cotton sales. men in the city. pledge myself that all things that may be entrusted to us shall have inv personal attention and shall be promptly and correctly attended to, and..strietly aecoun'- ed for. As firm we owe nothing. and We have entered into an obligation not to endorse nor accept for sn one unless we have the cotton. Sc in hand. That being our policy we will in no case have to sell one man cot ton to pay another mans debi tc keep from going 10 protest. Having been citiIen Of Arkansas for the last ten years. and having had a large acquaintance in the Confederate ( army, latter myself that we shall receive n liberal share of patronage, and that shall yet be able to make living. aud with that l am determined to be satisfied
 l I am. very respectfully, your ehsdient ser want. x. II. fUE- | Sep Itf.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-11-16

Terms of Tuition. Elementary Eng. branches, Read
 ing, Writing, Geography,
 Grammar, etc., per session of
 five months ..a......#... Sl5 0U Higher Eng, Philosophy, Chem
 istry. Rhetoric, Mental Science,
 Physiology, Geology, Algebra,
 etc .............5. ..5...... SIS 00 French and Latin, (extra.) per
 sesslon ..........#.. Sio " Music ...... S25 % Use of Instrument S5 % Drawing and Painting, in water
 or oils ,....,. ........ Sl5 % Incidental Expenses - Sl 00
 Charge made from time of admission. and deduction made in case of fprotract ed illness. REFERENcEs.-Bisho H. c. Lay, C. c. Scott, Esq, Little Rock; Henry. Williams & Co, Van Buren. Arkansas !; J. J. Polk, New Castle, Tenn; Gen. Albert Pike. jul20-tf
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-11-16
Mistreatment of Cows.

The following brief paragraphs which ws find in an exchange, we commend to the careful attention of all of our readers who happen to own COW. The state ments of the writer are literally true, and his comments are applicable to three fourths of the farmers of this county The south side of rail fence is abont the best protection COW can find on great many farms that we know of not fifty miles away:
 look on COW as similar to steam boiler. No matter how good they may be, unless the boiler is we'll supplied with wa ter and good fuel, also we'll attended to- the supply of steam will be in proportion to the fuel and attention So also the COW; no matter how good she may be, if she is not well and pleutfully fed and cared for, her product will be lcssoned.
 Another very important matter with cows is that they should be protected from storms and bad weather. They should be fed and kept under shelter when nights are wet and inclement; this more particularly in the early season when the COW is fresh and in full milk One expo sure to cold wet night, has frequently reduced the milk to one-half Also. Tn the fall when the nights become frosty never let them remain out; be particular to stable them; and in the morning never let them out on the pasture till the frost is melted off by the sun, as nothing, perhaps dries COW or reduces her milk more than seating grass with the frost on it. To many ofthesc requirements the generality of far mers pay no attention whatever In the early season. as soon as there is any pas ture whatever, the COW is turned out ofthe barn.y yard to eat what she may find, and remain day and night until winter, There is also nothing grown to eke out the scanty supply of pasturage that almost invariably occurs at some time each season This is all wrong, and should be remcdied by roots or corn.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-11-16

smA - AsS - sN9
 WE SELL MILLINERY GOODS 25 per cent. cheaper than any other house in the city of Memphis. The above is positive fact. Please call or send an order and satisfy yourself. When you come to Memphis be sure and call.
 We have Pattern Bonnets, the latest styles, S6 up to Sl0 each; Bronzed Hats, for Sl 50. untrimmed; Puff Hats . or Patterns We sell Straw Bonnets and Hats untrimmed. We have fine assortment of Ribbons and Ribbon Neck-ties, all colors, and Bonnet Frames of every style and make.
 Remember Madame Mitchell's Bee Hive, adjoining our ancient Hotel, called the Irving Block, Northeast Cor ner of Court Square.
 The New Bronze and Silver-gra. Ladies Hats just arrived.
 Send your old Bonnets and Hats tU be Bronzed.
 We are the only house in the Missis- sippi Valley who Bronze our own Hats in Shallac, which makes them water proof. >
 No glue or sugar are used in our es- tablishment.
 We import our own straw from Dunstable, Eng, our native Isle, our Ribbons from Coventree. oct5-3m
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-11-16
GO SS H or E l.,
 DEVALL'S BLUFF, ARK, .J. B. GOSS, Proptr.

Would respectfully announce that he has opened First Glass Hotel. al DeSsll s Blnd. Ark. and is now prepared to entertain guests. His table. al all times, will be fur nirhed with the best that the market affordt. There is also Good Stable attached.
 Give him call, sept2l-tf
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LATEST NEWS FROM THE FRONT!
AWP'L sLAt"mrlr 90 IHE ENEuh
riIEiE DEAD BODIES LYING ~ HEAPS
ON TlIE FIELD,

AWPtL sLAt"Hrrr 90 THE rNEuN
THEIR DEAD BODIES LYING ~ HEAPS
oN TliE FIELD
fI,lllS Terrible vet desirable result has been
l. brought about by MiLiEn's R,r KtLLtH.
one ri the greatest discoveries ui the age. Il
never fails but always doc- the work effective
~ = head .hot not nnly To Rats aud Mice bul
{" ltachcs. Ants an'i all other kind ui V,ruiin.
Among the many advantage 1t l'us.cssc. over
all similar preparations. are the following
II can b- placed WITH safety any where. a- II
,'"niains n"t n particle 81 that nn.t drusrtnu,
aud inilammablr 1T all known .ub-t.i.c..
Ro.Jhg."s. which enter, largely intu tl,c ,"iu
position ct all other Rat lastr- '"ld. aud which
-niu"timcs rausV- srti"u. destruction oi proper
IS by irr We would. therefore. advise farmer
ah'l others wh" have much rombusiihl" matt
rial about their premise. u"i Go ii.r l-sr php
l,i'"iir c"inl"nnd.. a- they run great riss
ihcfrifonn.
bur Paste Is com u.r 90 it.- rodent. 90 - hiri,
u IT. aud other Nrr'nin ar~ specially oui ~,
h"ur, they will eat II when ;hcy tcfi-. "ih-r
kIud- II meyer harden. and b-r"inr- worth
l'-. hA. th",r rh".ph.rir l,u' Extrrininnt.i.
but .lwHts retains 80 proper r'n-i.t"n"y l,.r.
none 80 a. p'is"n',i' pr"l"iig"'. SCOT. promptly
and riri"niiy ~ ia" destruction 81 thee. i,.-t
- humanity H'"N" tusntIHn"'i i;ai. ,l4.t '.i'
.Us - huy" raging buruins thtt-t whiri, ,.,iii
l''i. il-in G." i"asr th,u i"i'. 100 -.,t,h "'
wHi'i AMI Q 'h" rf"l.'i l.f.'-.ui .n la i-...i 0.
hat' 49, wairt nlsi about ih. tt'n'.-'. ti',
viii 20 III o. ini -. atl 't., ....wa-'.. g..
"'.t"titt. .'" S. .s'tt'H 800 h,'ti... o..
'"'iil' $50 ".il -fsf.ni'r t. utN'f. ...-'a....
To- 49, t- IS" -tt. ...af'.. .n', it
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BditimOrc advertisements.
LLER's
Rat and Mouse Killer.

i Tf'LL "ROHH RAT HEIGHN .iEu;I
4 FUUND, ND WILL DENTEOI
FII'E HTNHELN 81 CORN
l'EIEfs
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ToW~oHiO"W advertisements.
NEW GOODS. NEW GOODSl.
have II.t received direct from New York,
Tine assortment oi Goods,
enntbri.ius

have iu.t received direct from New York,
tine assortment oi Goods,
completing
BLACK NLrAcAs.
ALrA"A LUSTRES,
DELAINEs.
Chambra! uinghams. Manchester Uinshsn..
cotton U"od, ct all descriptions.
fIaids, Canhrirs, Lawns aud New lie, 81 Cal
ieocs. whitc. l,c'l aud Opera Flanncls. beau
tihll Dama,k Table Cloths. tine Linen Napkins.
Towrls. Trash, Summer fassimcTs, Cottonadcs,
coating aud Pant Linens. and Tine stock oi
Shcctins. aud Muslins. blcachci aud unLl.ach.
eel from u! ct'. per yard "P.
GLOVE. MOURNING GLOVES, CRAZE.
\ tine s,sor,mcnt oi HOSIERY. silk aud Lin
81 handkerchief cheap. aud u grca, W.
r'"iy "t Notions. lot "i fine
OIL cLUTHs. RUGs A MATS.
TABLE AND POCKET CUTLERY. AZ.
Albaitawarc. Hardware. Qucenswate. CrEks
ware. >t"ncwarr and Tinware.
Fine assortment
boots AND SHOES.
tpdcs'. 'hilir"ns' aud Mrn,'.
Always ou hand.
GR"' EEiEN ~ THE BHNT QTALITr.
TEAS. SPICES. AZ
oils. Burning aud i.nbricaiins: Lainp. Chin.
urV- mad Patent Mc,lisinrs generally "a u,e
- r'll = respectfully solicited bri"r- ~.
I ing {" thu rity. a. my GOODS aud PRICES
! cannot ','i =" please.
WILLIAM :. SIIEALEY.
rnws"ni"wn BALTIC. O.,
- StMMER MATrlN. OIL. CLOTH
IVY TlIE nul.L. MT if"m New York .ksap
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7 = q I. =
Felt, Cement and Gravel Roofing,
l. THE BEST y rSE. and ha. been Wrii
i known i"r fifteen y'ars.
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II Is better than Tin. aud cp.t. haifa much.
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W. are the "niy manufacturer. ni ROOFING
MATERIALS ~ Maryland. al ~ which W."
keep constantly On hand tor .alr.
~ Tin l,,-if- aud Iron Fence painted with
eur Patent pafailinc Vanish.
FACE. BROS. 4 90,
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