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NAVY GAZETTE.

WAsHINGToN Nov 20-Capt William Iar ~ o. VI ..
the Uusd states Navy attached froS tn' cra. and
eeiving ship Independence, at the Mare I,Aha nH'
Peal Shirley ordered u rrnss ofh. M.
Commodore A. Rhind will be deaehed nom 'ne is.d a. s.ins
val Rrndryous al New York the llih poIne 500
orders lie viii he relieved ny Commander u '" % AZ an. M, yol
Commander George Beknip u" fue''' wy
Naval Rendezvous n K.n. has. hesn IA
Lieut. Commandsr Lewis Clark, and hn,En ~ ' "
tsehed from the Franklin Aud placed on waiting u, 80 q, q,
The Quilted steamer bhArohia p hans "a, Ns.,.a
Thomas IN he IL TO she i3th ,nd s. n% 80
csnt ~ IN ca,llo snd Com X n MsAoo hso peen 10
tac from The Gurrirrs ami ordered hone 'ap@ M ~ "''' ~
ben tr.,srrI fsu GUERRERO 20 ihr lsNhs, a., r. a. A.
V1,. ha, transferred from tho '" Tue
- 80. IA H. saslsy the Psssee To the h,nso
IIni o.. u n a.s,,, hoIn 1ssrfiars 70 1s P.sasa
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NATIONAL CONVENTION OF coLoRED MEN.

10 ths Editor OF The Tribune:
s,p.-I am requested by the Hon. A. ii.
souav TO say to YOU that not seeing any note In tho
rdoa columns OF THE TRIBUNE In regard to the prop
=, noorsd men TO assemble In Convention nc Wash
March 1902 and thinking that you labor under
ia impression that such convention - called 70 SCI
~ A. fbis 10 return thanks 10 the MOST lilRh
and his here on earth VINO nave aoOfsG It
& Our NortheTn colored men, disfranchised ana agrees
possible upon some eonce5edan d nsr e i
Wehaye no grievances All Is well Grant 10 nIesi
dent Respeoliully ~ ~ tses
-IQ.I..,aolou N o. Nov, 10, Inuo
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The John \. Andrew Division No. 256, Sons OF
Tenncrance of Troy composed Of colOred members ex
cusyey has surrendered its charter ana ussOFeu us
connection with the Grand Division OF the state on ac
from representation In the superior body The members
Ger reman I'm the order They have not, however.
yen over the good work entirely but have organized an
mdepeudent temperance society
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rssow.sroRMs NORTH AND SOUTH.

In Richmond, yesterday, the first snow OF INC
season fell tho storm lasting two hours In
fierce storm with high winds, began At about S III -,
and continued until late last night Snow also ie ~
Montreal aud In Baltimore. An leo oridge mas vvv
formed at YaInaska Canada, on tho lower o.
Lacbue Canal IL blocked up with snow
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lFrom ns W., Of another Clergyman
Thu Two Extremes ARnin.

H,, sn your thine thorough trial all 'Or OF material
h ~ beaver cloth he hnes mustn't an haPpy 70 "
4, h. more than expectations The WILCOX
vel. All purposes which sewing machine eedeI
adding greatly TO the Vane Of J0aI
w. VI Of R,V r. H. Hhis, CorsNtrv w., Sep6 "a 1905
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Sv,tiuI gciins.


Who From Sad Experience The Difference Between
DIR. SHERMAN'S
CURATIVE METHOD FOR RUPTURBs.
Az Compared With Dr. Mshs Pretended Cure By saIuustoa
Prom Inhuman Pressure
TO THE PUBLIC
Having deceived MGrhs Radical Cure True
has upon me- MarsYs derk Murdag 1rik ana shes
falling mtgS
ton Of my sufe1ngs compelled 70 look elsewhere.
method uufsng source
friend Of visited once
Broadway bot aBdg h crowded With patients Was compel ed 70
leave without seeing that TINE Bot subsequently TOOK nns
informing him suhng undergoing careful eIanL
napou animated from the kuoFledge he evneed and the
he tat nfen could all be avoided Ans
u efeeualy relieved By bis curstiVes
Consequently bad tie applications at once made ana RON bas
me better pleased than bsEe bee
wonderful difference Dr. sheaAB mode OF ueansat
and Marsha
How sB one possessed Of ordinary human feelings and knoWets
Of bin unfortunately rupured can Impose upon Toe
public device OF relief and escape being arrested
bold shameless impoo something which can harl com
believe that the night
against hin ohtsuiog and holding under false prete1eA
well for the BODILY suffering aud injury "llea 10 hs
inflicted
This ssng be regard matter Of amusement uhes
called anon and explained that the torture
good Inflammation vas necessary hh
must With other aggayatug remarks Of tn "a
duty efpsr
tho, publicly beue6t % others afflicted IN similar msnhe
that they the suherngs when have been subjected s&
eni l rf have done BY esorsng al once 70 ne
assistance and cursiives Of Dr. sherman. 49,, ,..,
Auy person wishing persaV or nI taef eipNnA'A
% " sppyDg Burr & RAutalls Fulton hArEet
New.York Nov. H. 1864 MOAB yOSEA
L.n-s Of tie celebrated and other
after mailed on receipt Of tfo uleelt R1s
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A nonlor Of the Boston Republican Ward

"a cIv co,yeufou who never accepts IVslllOh "hu
No. A. duficg was 100 miles from mat O. on
his way 10 y distant place when us hon0' IT, NJ,
,ee1yy held ON RiopdHy last reached hin. nc Hlt'i
efeiy rcraeed BIS stcrs, attended me ~ -
tho cars tho following morning w cONV'oo 'No '' "
hts tourney.
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Cream for Consumpti ves.JoLrs PaosPHoLsc Cor L'EA
a.. IA cures .ad fattens A wonderful remedy Try IL
""-N-' HIATT CO.,
Sole Agents for the u g., No. } BaTelsy'st
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THE STATE or TRADE.

TIIR VERY LATEST EUROPEAN MARKET REPORTS
H.yRE Ney -Ryenng rhe cotton market closed 6uoyant Tres
)riinarr bad advanced 10 30 franco
LuEEPOoL Nov. 2O-Bvenng.-Cheese closed urn a. oo'
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- - : -. "A, evening Nov. 49, Al the re'itsnos
TRuLL-HUBBARD-onweone> Hall Mr. Charles TruI Of Se-
bof TIE eds. SsI ~ ss I'm ard, daughter u IT, D. h010fo
aft
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Pure Palm OIL Soap,

For tho BAN AID IOlLkr'
Manufactured By LISDLKr NJ. kLkIsros.
No. ITO MargarsttA-st.. PhiladolPhia, Penn
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DIED.

al Notices of Marriages must be iHS0r'es @'@ ~"
naDae aud a11lyeSs
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HuIitisal g0tifts.

Union Republican Generai oon
I'll. n,mb.,, Of ,hi, ou ussntH requested 70 "'
HEADQUARTERS,
Corner Broadway and TwsntJ'shiFdsf'
On MONDAY EVENING. sd inst al s"e0'''
..L,. 81 I,h ,sf,,.oco to the Charter Election.
""s ae"0h wiz" THOMAS MURPHY President
- a :: ; yarE Central Grant Club.
New-a,,,ee ilmeetc Broadway aud iseev sVroHs
The TnwsDAY BVBsISG Nov "a Dsl a. oeISEr
A. anished business
J. SHAw, Secretaries
oao - -, Conspiracy In the late ectIon.-Ths
TIE az aSsssoas ofRs tou League Cab that YER
COMMITTEES % information tdAP NAV address the
son. s.1sf IN. Committee the Committed No 2s Broad
Ap1 s,N York. tglq WILLIAM
s.sbhncK HORACE GRkfLkl MOP /, H. GIIINSEIL. ISAAC
SHERMAN MARSHALL " hNNN-N' ISAAC IL bAAheAs va
John Ii. WAITS. C0rIl'ee
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Tn. Sunday Edition Of THE NETWORK DAILY TIMES
quon.by Sunday Newspaper the country uPa''es an
others ia To. quantity variety and excellence Of its contents In all
Departments Of News Literature Art and Fashion The oo"ns.s
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Ir Iemercier's Supplementary Lecture on " ke
productive Organs" illustrated By complete Model ds ten va
r eiy,i 1lS EVENING Nov a. the Great Hall Of The Coope
Vuoa Por IN. Por Geutleneu az m Ad@issl's
Teke be ohaned a. Che door OF we Urea. ha
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worked their crops faithfully, despite all
the drawbacks incident TO the times, they
will be rewarded with fair yield for their
pains. Large farmers, who own in the main
the best lands, will realize much less in
proportion to their acres and outlay than
small ones; and the reason is chiefly this
The former. who in flush times employed
experienced managers, and directed opera
tons from the cosy corners OF parlors or
tie cool shades of the family oak, now think
themselves unable to employ an overseer,
but hire large number of negroes at ex-
travagant rates, and essay to farm on their
old otium cum dignitate style, whilst their
farms are yearly sinking them into hope
less bankruptcy. 1t seems they will never
see the folly Of hiring negro labor without
giving it the needed personal attention.
Under skilful guidance, negro labor Is the
best in the world; without it, the worst.
Making all possible allowances for the un-
seasonableness Of the year, and the dis
jointed condition Of things generally, the
fact is too patent to be denied that the mass
of Virginia farmers are too much welded
to the ways of "auld lang syne," and have
failed to adapt themselves to the require
ments of their changed conditions, and
turn, as we'll as they might, the tide OF rev.
olution in their favor. To the consequences
Of this memorable clinging to old ideas anu
habits is to be largely attributed the pres
emit unpromising condition OF their crops.
On reaching the ever-hosplsaoie county
OF Louisa we found the negroes, 10 huoh
larger extent than in either of the ABOVE
named counties, engaged in gathering
sumac. 100 900 pounds of which article was
shipped from the depot at the courthouse
in ore dav. So extensive had been the
withdrawal of negroes from teamwork 70
the sumac business that farmers were mucn
incommoded to procure labor to secure their
fodder and work their tobacco. An lndus-
frious hand gathered 200 pounds per day'
for which. when nicely cured in the shade,
he is paid by merchants and spectators
me dollar per hundred pounds. 1t VII!
now soon become worthless as an article OF
trode, for the frost is coming, and Cuffee
will he forced back to the plantation. :.
Much anxiety is felt for the election OF
Seymour and Blair, but many are less san
puine of it since the late State elections.
Some hold that if Grant be elected it will
be the last election for President of the
United States; that the Government thence
forth will be changed in name as radically
as it now is in character. Some Of the ma
tive whites who had sold their social birth
right to the League-mongers for purposes
of official preferment or pretended protec-
ton wore detected, hang-dog aspect-the
natural effect of the merited execration
they are receiving at the hands of their
former associates and from all other re-
spectacle people. One, however, intent on
the perpetuation of his infamy, boldly glo-
ried in his shame. We congratulate Louisa
that the number of her native scalawags Is
growing less, and that the pressure of an
outraged public sentiment will soon bring
others to the stool of repentance.
PICKET
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For the Dispatch.

FLUvANNA, September %, 1868.
From daily observations Of one month on
horseback We confidently assert that the
crops Of corn and tobacco in the counties Of
Orange, Culpeper, Louisa, and Fluyanna,
ara the most inferior we ever saw. Scores
Of fields came under our notice which
when before in cultivation bore eight bar
rails of corn to the acre that will not this
year make more than three, and in some
cases loss. The tobacco crop, which is
Usually at this date almost entirely ma
tnred, is still, with few rare exceptions,
q beautiful green, and in many fields deal
not yet topped! 1t is impossible for two
thirds Of the crop to get ripe unless the
westher continues warm till tie middle OF
These are painful and sur
prising facts-surprising, for in rare in
stances, where farmers planted early and
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RICHMOND. September 20,

RICHMOND; september ~, 1ooo.
Editors Dispatch,-In your issue OF to-
day, under the subject Flour" in the To-
cal column, appears an extract from let
ter from MI. superintendent Whitcomb to
the Chamber of Commerce, which is liable
to do some injury to the trade of Richmond
unless it is corrected.
The inspection of flour going outside of
the State is no more forced in Richmond
than it is in Alexandria, if the inspector at
the latter place does his whole duty; for
under the operations of q Ian of the State
it is forced at both places. This law makes
the inspection obligatory of all -four export
ed from the State, no matter whether it
goes out at Richmond, Alexandria, or else
where, the only exception being in the case
of expectation to foreign countries in yes
| sells four-ifths of which are owned by citi
zens of the State.
l do not know what action, if any, the
Chamber took on this communication las
the Committee on Inland Trade, to whichit
was referred, has made no report on the
subject, as far as know, but certainly it
should, in the interest of our city, take i'm
mediate steps to compel the Alexandria in
spector to fellow the law, and thus restore
to Richmond and the Central road the trade
they are unjustly losing. R.
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For the Dispatch.
AS Clear as Mind.

The beauties of English pronunciation
are happily illustrated by paragraph in
the Dispatch of this morning. In letter
of DR.. Bellows's about relation of Bene-
dict Arnold, whom the Doctor met on his
late trip, occurs the following lines:
"He was very clever and heightened,
and a great admirer of Whittier and Low
ell Whom he called Lough-elD."
Now, foreigner might be pardoned for
inouiring whether the Doctors friend pro-
nounced the name Lowell, or Lotf-el, or
Loci, or Locked, OF Luff-el, inasmuch as
your accommodating English ough bears
oil these sounds and more. ETYMoN.
Richmond, September 80, 1868.
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SALE OF REAL AND

Il Personal PROPERTY IN MEGkLES.
Burg AND LUNENBURG.-Ry virtue Of A DE-.
cree Of the Circuit Court Of MechcnburY rendered
on the 10Th day Of September. lsS3. In the suit cf
Gaylc's executors US. Swcpson. &c. | shslL On
WEDNESDAY the 2lst day Of October next stl
upon the premises. at public auction. the TRACT
OF LAND owned by tie late In william T.. Uoi.
son together with the MULES. HORSES stock
of CATTLE. HOGS. and SHEEP. WAGONS
CARTS. and FARMING IMPLEMENTS gene.
rally. including WHEAT-THEESHER Asa
the HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNl-
TORE.
The land les on the Nchcrrln river, in part In the
county of Luncnhurg and part In the county II
MecklenburR, within thirteen miles oC the Keys
vile depot on The Richmond and Danviiie railroad.
10 contains about EIGHT HUNDRED ACRES,
and is Justly regarded one of the most fertile ard
valuable tracts of land In :hit section OF co1nly.
TERMS or SALE: \ sufficient amount Il n
proceeds nj the real estate 10 deiray IL" expenses
OF sale will I've required IN cash the rcrdue o! r
purchase money payable In two equal annual 10.
stalmcnts, To carry Interest from the day of sale,
for which the purchaser wtl be required tocrecgte
bond with unqucst!oucd personal security, and'te
title To the land 10 be retained additional sccGr
ty. Should the purchaser, however, drsire Il be
will have the privilege of paying the Whole o. The
purchase In cash. The personal pr"pcr!y VII e
sold for cash. THOMAS +. GhODE
Sc 22-tds Commissioner.
Richmond Whtg please copy and send bill to
porp mi sianar
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AUCTION SALES:
FUTURE DAY.

rpnsTEEs SALE OF. TWO HUNDRED PRE- |,
'hU5tnmu pEE ACRES OF LAND MORE
OF kE5s PIE GS61UhHErH AGs o 7lfsae q
FROM AmE ist executed to the undersigned by
and rscoeS Id hs
Of JahuS In execution thereof proceed 10 sell
Court rbc sh nnction. on the premises THURS
NV the 18th day of October 1855 ut u 3,c1qcs
"a Tho sa,d LAND, and also the PER1SHh Bif
pn:'GpFRTY. If fair. If not, the first fair day
tbnreafter. There Is on the place u FEANhD
DWELLING-HOUSEw with four rooms, ana QUIT
-, huiIdinps The land lies well. and Is susccpil-
HE of n high state Of improvement. ,.,.
TERMS One-third cash; the balance IN eleI5
.rd sIyteen months with interest on the deferred
nau,nents from date the purchaser giving bonus
Tor the deferred payments, secured by ~, Gesa Oh
trust. w. - S Trnstee
oc ia 10 14l5 lrustec.
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T AND ON YORK RIVER" KINGS
H. CREEK THE BEST FARM on YORK
RIVER, ABOUT ONE THOUSAND TWO HUN
DRIED ACRES-TO RE SOLD IN LOTS OF
FROM TWENTY-FIVE TO TWO HUNDRED
ACRES AT PUBLIC SALE.-In obedience
made the 2fth of March, 1868, In the cases OF
Smith, cashier. rS. Thomas d. Warren. and John
VI. Jones rs Thomas ID. Warren and wife, we,
the undersigned. as special commissioners, will
KINGS CREEK" on York river, In York
county, at public auction to the highest bidder or
bidders, before the courthouse door Of York
county, on MONDAY the 18th day OF October A.
d., 1888.
purchase money In cash. and the balance on
credit OF 9. IL. ard IL months equal instruments,
bearing interest from the day Of sale the purcha-
sers to execute bonds with sufficient personal secu
rity. and the title to be retained until the purchase
money Is paid.
The commissioners are directed TO lay OF and
divide under the direction Of a competent sur
yeyor the said land In lots OF not less that twenty
Ave nor more than two hundred acres, and to sell
as many OF said lots as may suffice to satisfy the
judgments OF said Smith. cashier. and said John
VI. Jones against said Thomas ID. Warren, except
Ing from said sale, II It be done, the dwelling
and curttlaae and the lands adjoining. The survey
will be made and the lots Land of before the day OF
sale plat win be exhibited on the day or sale.
The land Is Immediately on York river. It's po-
5ition. soil. fish, and oysters, have given 1t the
name of being the best farm on York river. Thirty
years ago II purchased by Its present for
1872 coo thereabouts in cash aud considered very
cheap. II lies about seven miles from the city OF
Williamsburg and about twelve miles from York
town. Steamers connecting with the Richmond
and York River railroad TO Baltimore now pass II
four times leach way) q week.
CHARLES K. MALLORY,
WILLIAM T. PEACHY, st..
ses Special Commissioners.
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SALE OF A VALU

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A VALU-
" ABLE MANUFACTURING MILL AND
TRACT OF LAND IN CUMBERLAND COUN-
TY.-In pursuance of the provisions of decree of
the Circuit Court Of Cumberland county made on
the eth day Of August, 1883 at "a special term of
said court In the case of Edward w. Sims plain
tiff against Henry Il. Mcclellan, executor Of
George Fl. Matthews, deceased. and Willis J.
Dance. administrator of John NJ Miller. dccea sed
defendants. and william ID. BlantoD, adm!nistra-
tor de boniS with the will annexed Of james
Blanton, deceased. who sues as well for himself as
on behalf OF the creditors of George Fl. Matthews,
deceased. Willis J. Dance and Margaret his wife
and Mary s.. Miller, plaintiffs. ~. Fl. b. McClel-
Ian. executor of George Fl. Matthews deceased
and as trustee for his wife Kate Mcclellan and
Sarah Matthews. and the said Kate Mcclellan and
the undersigned. special commissioner appointed
by said decree will offer for sale the premises
at public auction tn the highest bidder. on WE'D
NESDAY the 18th day Of Soyem9eE 1888 the r DT2-
ACRES OF LAND attached thereto. situated In
the county of Cumberland on Wills's river. a
narigahe stream, fifteen miles from Farmyie, on
the Southside railroad. The above mills are large
and valuable manufacturing and grist mills, with
4 circular saw mill attached to them. and valua-
Bile STORE-HOUSE. COOPER-SHOP, &C, be-
longing to them, with public road running
I win also sell at the same time and place n
TRACT OF LAND adjoining the mill property.
containing ONE HUNDRED AND go IT
ACRES. with large and convenient FRAMED
DWELLING-HOUSE and all necessary OUT
TERMS OF SALE VIII he on a credit of eight, six
teen, and twenty-four months, equal instruments,
the purchaser or purchasers to execute bonds win
approved security and The title retained as further
security and the sale 20 be made subject to the
approval Of the Circuit Court OF Cumberland
county and possession Of the prorerty sold will be
given on the lst day Of January 1889
JOHN w. WILSON.
oc l-otaw1m Special Commissioner.
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By A. G.. PullIam, Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A HOUSE AND
L LOT IN CHESTERFIELD COUNTY.
NEAR MANCHESTER: ON THE WEST SIDE
OF HUNTER STREET, IN SNELLIEGS'S
PLAINLY virtue OF deed Of trust executed to
me by James Walden. dated 18th July, 1885, duly
recorded In Chesterfield County Court, SHALL by
request Of the beneficiary In said deed proceed to
O'Clock z. NJ. SATURDAY the 10th day Of Octo-
her, 1863 II fair If not the next fair day there
after THE REAL ESTATE AND IMPROVE
MENTS THEREON conveyed by said deed-viZ..
the lot fronting (5s ythree feet on the west side
of Hunter street running hack 15o feet between the
Westham road and Caleb Skipwith's. The build
Ing contains three comfortable rooms.
TERMS: Cash rs to $l25 balance on such terms
as will be made known on day of sale.
GEORGE W. SNELLINGS, Trustee.
A n pr-rvTAM Auctionppr Ocl
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HALL TRADE, 1868.
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS AND
RETAILERS.

TALL TRADE, 1868.
l. TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS AND
RETAILERS.
am better prepared than ever to furnish you
with COTFECTfONERIEs, Sc. Ny stock, is
IS boxes NEM-CcRooPp d d:
50 boxes MIXED and PLAIN PICKLES
50 barrels ASSORTED ALMONDS,
10 10 Barrels BARR 1TS + PErANs,
500 dG G5kE Eos skE&E El EAf IIHx S SEES
1919 % ssss! SS5 kris
10 boxes SHIELDED ALMONDS,
rs boxes GENOA and LEGHOKN CITRON.
10 barrels ANTE CuRRANTS,
10 boxes SULTANA RAISINS,
Is dozen TOMATO CATsUP,
5000 pounds PRUNES, in barrels, boxes, and
10 cases CANTON PRESERVED GINGER,
30 dozen LEE & PEERINs's WORCESTER
30 dozen IGGHHow-CHow, &C.;
PEPPER SAUCE,
IS dozen BRANDY PEACHES,-
20 dozen OLIVES, OLIVE OIL, CAPERs,
100. 900 Assorted CIGARS, all qualities;
COX'S GFLAT1NE, PEPPERMINT, LEMON
and other essential oils for confsctioners' use
manufacture daily my inimitable and only ORR
ginal DOUBLE-REFINED STEAM CANDIES,
WARRANTED UNEQUALLED, and SELL
THEM AS Low AS THE COMMON ARTICLE.
sell city-made CRACKERS and CAKES made
FRESH DAILY, At the bakers prices
1 MAKE WHOLESALE A SPECIALITY, and
offer every article in my line at BALTIMORE
PRICES. Look around, then give me call, and
LOUIS j. BOsSIEUX.
Sc 2e-ow 14l2 Main street.
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By 2. Bowman,
Auctioneer and Commission Merchant,
No 1911 Main street,
r ARGE CATALOGUE SALE.

T ARGE CATALOGUE SALE.
The entire stock Of the establishment known as the
AMERICAN TRADE PALACE.
1922 BROAD STREET,
will 10 sod at auction on TUESDAY, October 9Th,
co,nmenciug ut 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
The stock comprisng the most desirable line OF
merchandise ever offered In this market, consists
I'm part Of the following goods:
." f 4 large and attractive line Of
DRESS GOODS, WHITE GOODS, LINEN
GOODS, AND DOMESTIC GOODS OF
ALSO, FRENCH AND AMERICAN CLOTHS
AND GASs ass NE = = s. vi Lt eo AND
and an endless variety OF
HOSIERY FOR CENTS LADIES' AND
CLIILDREN'S WEAR.
large lot Of
UMBRELLAS AND PhRASOLS, ALBUMS.
SATCHELS, POCKET-BOokS.
and an innnmcrable amount Of other articles IN
the fancy goods line.
A most excellent stock OF CLOTHING. Also,
large line of BOOTS and SHOES suitable Tor
ladies', gents. and misses wear. A nice lot or
CARPET and OIL-CLOTHS; and large assort-
ment OF
AMERICAN JEwELRY AND PLATED
ALSO. FOUR HASDsOME SHOWCASES.
The attention Of the trade is particularly calico
to this sale, as the goods are all fresh ana seasonal
BILE. and will be sold without reserve III lots TO SUIT
purchasers.
: TERMS All sums under $500, sixty days; over
that amount. four months for approved paper.
A LUNCH Will be served. Sc ~
The STORE and FIXTURES will be rented at,
O'Clock precisely for twelve months, and possess
sion given Immediately.
Sc 30 r. BOWMAN, Auctioneer.