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,ova, minister of the Church. for thss ~ 70
light and frivolous age the could Clam
rori rc abbreviated service. 10000. Al,
~ rarsors amendments we're proposeu' "h
or ,yhich were rejected. -, ~, ala
OF R WIZ MIR. Rodgers, Of Texas. said toe ora
.,'nr Nv yas good enough. By the canon as
canon ,nrr Inronoscd my man who might call him
s sJS y missionary. or his church u mission
~" might. with the consent OF MS
f e,shnn omit such words as he pleased In
thc ofli.e of baptism.
Rev. Or. Paddock said the committee
were of the opinion that no such constrtc-
ton could be placed upon 1t.
The question was then taken on the ca.
non. Rev. Dr.. LEVIN. on behalf Of the ciert-
cal d legation Of Maryland, calling for the
vote BY orders.
The clerical deputies of 80 dicceses and
the lay deputies Of 80 dioceses voted In the
affirmative, the clerical deputies Of six do.
ceses and lay deputies of seven dioceses IN
The negative, and clerical deputies OF four
dioceses were divided. So the canon was
adopted. s..,oa
The House then, at r. NJ, afjoTlrneo'
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Two MANUFACTURERS, STOCK-
RAIsERS AND OTHERS.

The Fair of the CarOsna3 VIII ba held at Char
lott, " G., the ei.h 2ith, 2ih and ash of uc-
tober, 1871.
Ch.Ilotte, ~. c., Is now IN connection By rail-
roads with the no. ltcrE, southern, eastern west
erD, nd mountain sections OF the STAT ard with
the StaIes CT south CsroliRa aEd Seorgis. From
all hese points large concnug6e or people Will
bs IN attend nee. ana tpc occasion will be the beet
opportunity ever before offered IN North Carolina
for the splaY and sdveit:se ment Of hG4ICUL-
TUhAL and FASMIEG lMtLaMENfS and
MaCSINE.Y, sTVCK, and aay article ususny
exhibited ut Fairs. =
Ample accommodation |or articles win be fur
nishe The State r7ir Is will transport free
or Ut reduced over their lines any articles In
tended FIR exhibition.
.,'smph eIs showing In detail pram!uucs otfered
&c. c.n rr had a. tn baGking-Eou e Ct ;SAiCs
TAYLOR 4 WILLIAMS, ..irhmoud Va.
STDkNHAA b. Ale XAHO@R,
&C to.M Pres;dent.
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V,u now offer:

BLACK SILKS a.Si rs and 80. would DO cheap at
s225 and SO 50;
BLACK AAPACAS rrcfn &c. to Il 50 per yard
CO:UREn aLPACAS from Is to soc. per yard
EMrEEss C..0TfiG, Ia all co!ora, al very l""
rr.o2s;
BLACK CGErE DE rAEI5 at &C. rer Tsra'
Wou!d be choAp ut i6c +;
BLACK end CaLORED VEiYLTEENs at al
Ir!aes;
1g2IA TTlCLED lO:u CLOTH a. Csc. worth
soc. rcr yard;
c,I.CEaD sni,TEWED NAINGQCK 1t 25 50,
as; 40, and 5oc---ery cnoap;
sKI.TISG c aMDE1C. fan yaid vide, Al csc 1.
worth Sc;
HAIE. CDnD CAMBsIC 1t 81 and 45c. worth 50
snd C2r.;
EOMDaZ!nE, TAMi5E, BIARRlTz, aud
BLACK DELAINE5 at acknowledgement
prices;
ELGTTE> VILE and c:h,r CLOTHS, CAS-
*IaF2Es. and TWEEDs In great variety;
Pure IISES TNBLE-CLI THIS, TWO yards long,
At worth 49,;
Pure LTERN FIR. SGEp EAPKIE5 at 0oc.worsh
per dozen, a. 81 worth $50 per dozen;
HrCEtR. ca TDEEls I'll. so, s.. 81 2s, $3.50
,oso,..6,,., -, vsrr cb,,n, Ard To mis-
,,,.
r ro,
I11''''S''u" 80 -
LARS and CUFF e. ?ac worth fl.Se:
TJIuE9
heHoSo2I" S'ao'1'iDi-HEo Noff' "' 49, '''
40, ana ''c. Z pa!r' "oi'A u'o''S 'i' "'o''S'
HGMtTiTCtgD dAE DIX SaCHi4F3 at " rer
d.z@u wcith 81;
II,;nN CkMEGlC HANDLER; HE'S q; Tlc.
n.r.,zau y;,,rtrsl;
,....., ,,,,,., orr, &C ,, Z, "a ,,s,t,
o,..,, s,so.
e'ino ~" ~ :, "a 49,. a. ~.
WOOL BED-;PhShnS weighing ave rounds, 81
1850 worth *t"e;
rv,,ra-sTs II, all nricos.
| 4 ful a-5cr' rrnt or WHITE and CDLOESI
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srfennini Episcopal Convention.
reported Iui tn bait more >un.

kcpUrtcl lu' DAN uloTc
IulRTsh DAY-OCTODE Is.
CANON AUTHORIZING ABBREVIATED SERVICES.
.he regular order being the report Of the
Commute co on Cnhons, PROPOSING TO amend
caaon -, "Ut TIE use Of the Book Of Com
mon PRAYER" so rs 10 allow in certain
case, ut an abbreviated service for morning
sind evening PRAYER, was then proceeded
win.
Ii Iss suggested that a still further hber-
~ in regard TO using the service be allowed
~ CONGREGATIONS worsh'ppins IL foreign
I;ey. DR.. Leeds. Of Maryland, said this
! ,a,ttrr had for some time past been re-
D r,lyiug the serious consideration of COM
1a,tier The Germans IN sympathy with
the Cnuich had declined to use the PRAYER
bo.,h ns heretofore translated because It
was It'll and paid no respect to their
ld,uiag. The purpose now OF this commit
zee was 10 respect the formulas 10 which
the Cernans were attached, where there
Nae no conflict OF doctrine.
Rev. Dr.. Mitchell, Of Georgia. moved
!ua! the terms OF the canon shall appls
only 10 congregations WorshipplDg In the
English language.
Judge Magrudcr, Of Maryland, would
rcga.d the adoption Of this amendment rs
lriught with great danger. 1t was not
WISE 10 10 100 liberal IN this matter This
amcnhment would give TO congregations
wo. shipping in foreign tongue license to
udup: lt'y form OF service, and hence not
only ial.e doctrine, but Aelesy even might
he proclaimed.
lnc amendment OF DR.. Mitchell was re.
;acleI, Us were also several other amend.
lnents.
Rev. Mr.. Egar, of Pittshurg, proposed
amendments authorizing in special cases
M t,sc Of service not taken from The
B.ol. of Common Prayer.
Rev. DR., Paddock. of Long Island, earn
esI,v discouutenanced so radical PROPOSE
don. He would not put such power i'll the
hands OF any man. IL might even happen
that bishop OF this Church could not be
trusted IN tbis matter, for bishop OF this
-, Church had, as would be remembered,
Continued TO administer his diocese nutil
the day ne took ship to sail for Rome TO
s.,ay his Obedience 10 the Pope.
acv. MIR. Egar having spoken twice on
tIsamenuincnt, the House refused hum per-
mi,sion to speak third time.
AIR. Matthews. of Massachusetts, said if
the business was not proceeded With more
randy, and Il deputies did not cease talk
iur. mucn important business would be
left over, for after Monday or tuesday
there would he 10 quorum.
The amendment VI hev. Dir. Egar was
then rejected. ftr--.
ar. Gordon. Of Alabama, said the Pray
err 3 ok contained all that he needed, whe-
taer in prosperity or adversely, in health,
or sick or dying. Its pages afforded all tue
consolation tlaL hi, soul would thirst for.
Rev. DR.. Buel, of albany, objected to the
conon IS lITeconciaDla with the Ia " Of the
Prayer-Book o la~ which is above all
csnons, and above the. authority even of
tbs Convention. He disapproved of any
,nnttla,t N OF the Prayer Book. He wanted
- fnrther license given to The had men " DO
mad airesd, mutihted the service. This
.pror osed action would .enbarrafs every
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sapErrsIsMn r1s7Es.
ny MORE. NEW AND ELEGANT
DRY GOODS.
TO CyTIzEEs AND STRANGERS Coalf'
TO THE FAIR.

r. n. PIECE & ca. arc cqsin IN N arkct III.
ny s.eeu e.a and express daily are adding 'hrees
10 heir extensive stock OF sTAPLE and ) d ooi
GOODS. Every no.cI,S In tho dress nne .S ho~ !,
coming; also. CLoAK5 and SHAWLe ior iAi
and winter, in endless variety.
plain aud plaid Frct CHI and Irish fopllns'
Diagonal Poplin4, every shade and quality
Cesh.aeres and @erinoo, all quait,e1
Black Gro ala and Bonnet bilka, 10" DEF
gafrs:
Fancy Colored silks plain ard striped
Ci,omens, Satin Lpa,rts, entirely new
Empress Cloths
Eearietss Cio'he, Rombsz!Le C!2lh'
IN MOURNING GOODS:
velours snd FEE en- rop!fns OtoTanS'
Tan'fe. lmptraIrice Gro Re NICE;
- Orc Ee Athens, Double hchtirs, Alpacas'
Bomba7lnes (Frcncn and hugLsnl a,
Grape Cloths. Grape Wells, Grape Conais p &C.
IN STE PLr6: Y,,.,
BLANKETS. Fi@nnels. Linens: Cotton ana Lioeh
Sh.ctlneg. Damskk To1cliinea, Llots, Cdssi-
meres Test'nes, Gents ard | aniei' Shirsn anu
Drawer 9onks Stockings Roson6, SC, "
All OF which will he so.d Mt sm III pront3' an
uvery article guaranteed OF bent Gdnlity. NO spr.
cis Hat Of prices given. hu! lei sepsisle people
Judge for themselves. T. q PRIZE ~.
&C II llol nain, corner Eleventh street.
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Mr.. LoNa's LECTURE ON ROBERT r. LIZ re-
A large and fashionable audience g gre, :"
the Rev. John &. Long. OF Charlot.ISsm ~, =
last n,rht NJ the First Bantist church, VIZ
delivered his Iccture Oh General horc'l ~
lee. The lecture occupied more +ltn ~
hour IN its delivery. and was receifea WIN
every manifestation Of interest," anu ~
nlause. BEGINNING with rapiq nut rot ~
prehenslve survey of the ltie o. nec w w. ~
the period Of secession. the ieclul,ei 'n sa
Proceeded 10 aketch with toucnlna anu
ffhriliing effect the feelings and attitude OF
General Lee towards the great re7olluol,
and With graphic power portrayed inc
mart he acted In the battles and campaigns
Of the war. illustrating his views oy CO.
mons comparisons With the great n'sto'ic
battles of the world In ancient ana modern
times. Some Of the lecturers views were
new and striking, end pronounced on inc
most unouestionable authority. No Amer /.
can. il seems to liz, could listen 10 thls Just
and eloquent tribute to the COMPREHENSIVE
genius and consummats tact OF the grcat!.
Confederate chieftan without glow &!
patriotic pride that his country mad pro-
duccd n hero who has shen such pun
and mstohless lustrc upon the profession
OF arms.
The concluding portion Of the lecture eX-
hsb,ed Lee as man-bis dignity, SIMPLE
city, purify, and gentleness. II the lecture
is TO be repeated, as it ubundanllv deserves
10 he. we hope this part will be largely am.
uhGed. TIE whole lecture was a. happy
a. it was simple in both convention and
expression. The speaker evidently spoke
from a full heart and with no stra;niug
after rhetorical effect while there was
about the whole production that arena OF
scholarship and literature which are so
characteristic Of It's accomplished ana
cultivated author.
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7YrErax Ij;.' 3 coMPAasEs::
,nr on ruE CosrrsKST4LF FIRE Iss 3.S 70
ZOE o' NEW York. October ID, ie1L

49,, T.orrrrKNT AZ FIRE ISs Co.
vFFioh W AH ESysYogK, October IA, ls1L. !,
mo THOMAS s. ARMIsTEAD, AdbsE,It Il:
RIgHaoND, VA: BY % or Sre by the vsrs
nth instant you ars ssiTisea " 1n;cseo sgsnl
10 he he extent u the lose sustalne ps
ta company at Chicsgo end aiso adTlseu vi ~ ~
u "a ssar.nce to tho customers OF the eoTpsHs
that their interests should be feli pIo.esEsI from
now say TO you that nothing since reGes,xs yora
the sccne OF disaates mas chaasea 'ho ''Dt'A '''
stated. o,r ,serrapess
al TO the strength OF Id; company rsys oIdeal
ever known. IL found us wei prepared. s ,ho
leaves the COMPANY stronger than ever Ii she
! iheraiore in claiming from the public our full
srar,. of heir good BUSINESS ut such RACES u.s.
while not be,ns ] ~ ths psst and our
cnstomeTs viii rece,v their share Of snY prom
~ he ma IL 10 The business, Hh lie SECURING What
fsr more important soa Vii, your business
We 9sI e 20 ySg and prn5euce. otwith.and
inn fhe incrraec OF capi'al we Snal adnere 10 our
~ onr frsr onty Is TO our customers. The hlgh.
est cor sheraton for the J: ekncsS
win The highest Interests Of our stockno1eRFe'
view ToEK, October IL, 1871.
TITS eompanJ. conf ming Its Stat ment OF yea-
tartia7, pressnl5 more dttaled- eAlph oi III
condition -, >,
f'aeh cADitaI n,
gurp!ug October J. pTI................ AZ aso Il
f''~'
c.os. sesota %, 627, 100 81
Limits of Chicago lossea, as fixed uy
ageLt at that city, after inTeSllRa-, -, A., :,
ton Sl,-'o,e" wv "
Ths Board OF Directors OF their regular montalT
meeting oath instantly unanimously resolved 10 h-
cteLs. The capital STOCK 10
ONE MILLION DOLLARS,
the additional gmoIat 10 be paid In rs speedily s5
ire legal rruuirfmo1ts can be complied WIG, ana
at the same messing rendered Their suoscrip'
lions FOR n amount largely In excess OF the III
'GEORGE T. HOPE, President,
H. y. LAMP MT, Etce-fIcs1dent'
CYRUS TECK, srcretary.
FIouM ND. Va, October IL, 1871.
sssyent OF Tho above re isbie com many, am
still prepared 70 take lrat-class rGks NJ scequate
rates. -,,,rr, ,,,ar a..
duotius Chtcag0 losses, Is:
ranital....,........... ogo oIO GO
EuTplUj,. ......'..''. ..''''''''' - =
sl,s27, 4a5 81
THOMAS Z. ARMIsTEAD, Agent.
o,,s I'm lll5 MalG s.Ieet-
~ 80
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tnAhklkRbs

At Godwinyi'la, on Wednesday, October lllh
1871 by he's. JOIN etesio, Mr.. j q IL.
anIRLDi to Miss SMS Tt, daughter OF john
n. j.
At the res,Genca OF the brides father. ne'r
white sulphur springs. West Virginia; % Thur
da7. l2h eaoter, by Rt-s. j. I. Mu!aiy, l.,
j FE4HK nAHMANH, IF B'l!!nor. snd
hILIM II. Ci'WAREI =, dam hier OF >. A. Co.
" ,rdiu, ESQ. No cards.
Balti!n ore pspars p!tGsE copT.
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NRTEEARY.

Brel III Buckirghsn count. Va. - II" rP'i'
dcnce or her g. n III law, Thon1S ". TEN. Esq
on tie ssh day Of Septonbcr 81, In the evenly
eighth ar or hor age, Mrs. JUDITH t.. tAH-
r. " AZ, widow OF thu la:o Thc0dories I. son
naway. Esq. uf that county.
Mrs GANSAwAI had tor moro than u'ty years
beon an exemplary member OF the BAPTIST
Oh Irch, and few lsC.cs be We ever lived IN wEo:
wee nor. happily Blended all the a'!Hira2!f
Qualities Of an Intelligent md truly d"r nj
Christian. Fnrmauy ya@rs Tho hospltatse mar.
sion of herself and her pIcus huabana vs. tic
Welcome zhoie, not only Of ln!nlStera 81 th@lT
own Genp,niaation bat ne nj: ~hc IN rni": itC
name Of Jesus" ard devoted tn"'c l;v~s {" IN
prociau, .rtoa nf Ms Word. Her EE!istlrnty
w.s founred on tie brood basis Il r.rs
chart y watch was lie III fully exHEpp!iG.d !, 81
Of he relations of he long al IL .iH! III"
bu. was most CONSPICUOUS in ncr t1o'cEtic
circle ard IN tn. c"mmun'.y In cn"h ste
livat. None ever had The privilege OF IN yE1R
her soc ETY. without beiGg Impressed vi ira So
s"rsnce that trey were 70 TIC r:se &c . one wno
IN sdc Chrls;liLlty tae business or her If: rather
tusn q noIn,ns! or frssi n. :hc was ~; rsatt
TO hos.ow er sympa;hics and h: cid "p"a tEe SUI
fe1ing, and ~ point the etrirg I" Il c''er wa.
" he " d ~. the orphan. aua tue filed -. we're
tie const lrt objects of her snic!tUne and he we-
come recipients 0" Ter rnEnty. These ard bn't
o. loved ores have irrg watched her RrEuu!ly.
link mr. form, i"r,hch by IN ~,lhrsiE% hd1d If
limo and trplorrl tl- Stern decree ,iet his ha'u
less baarsth The clcds o: lie valley, and IS
qu!c " awaiting tlc SQUAD Of The Il tcuErr that
III II SUN moG 10 tske pat IN tie is5 rcsuTitc
tim.
"Sapev rnrl thy DAYS arc cnrc.!
/! tiiy n!u,iriInr davs b. lo";
Go y: hne"l guards ~tterdcd,
70 thy waiting Ssvl"u- sH.f u.
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G BATCHELoR,s HAIR DYE

This superb HSIr Dye l. the best In the world
perfectly harmless, reliable, and instantaneous
no disappointment; no ridiculous tints or disa-
gr.esble odor. The genuine VIM. A. Bachelors
Hatc Dye produces mnedistely splendid Black
or Natural Brown. leaves the hair clssu. soft,
beautiful; does not contain a particle OF lead or
any injurious compound. Sold by all Druggists,
Factory. Is BOND STREET. NY jyu-eodiy
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RE- BREEpEN & FOX will have on

re- BREEDER & FOX will have on
exhibition this week large variety OF T1NTGk
DREss GOODS. which will include all tho EoVei-
ties o! TIC sejsol.
Their general atock OF DRI G0rbS !" ho"'
also. very large AZ varied.
BRELDGa s FOX,
oc1o.a; sGl Broad atreet.
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GaED.

On Thursday, Oc.obar the II h. 1871. Il ;hc $50
Of ortY wears, HENRIETTA ANA, w g ci
Rabbi A. S Bethlehem.
Her funeral Will tske rlace THIS AT En-
Mo- N al nalf past O'Clock from har husband 5
house on MARSHALL near Al Inns street.: hrd
friends aud scquaintaaces are Invited TO asfena
tbs snnla.
ra' de'rhis Pubitc Lt9gor ard Baltimore SIN
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Steamship Company II now ready. can ll,
tain MYERS. who will command her, VIII
leave this city this AFTERNOON for the PM,
pose OF fitting her ont finely. and WIN nav
her ready to bring, via the York h h,s
railway, visitors to the State Fair; ,au ,
has energy and enterprise fnrnisncnn az, NJ
other and important link between ,. III,
which have heretofore been co'nrcli'o '"
trade elsewhere. 49,
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MILITARY NdtEsE!A.


CRAYS, ATT1 Min. (
" 81
attend dill Of the ccmrarv TIi:i tI-ri. u
cn J EVGNlHG ~ tho u:d Iiu!ac. 4&i 4
promptly 1T ao'cl"cS.
AoIlhers vii! q ccurn rcinpnuS f"T ttc'r cs's
End get ordpra from me car;lE foI Guit7, anj Gr
pear iu iul G S uniform
b occor uf Cui,t4iu l.. J. EossIErS.
U. =. - nl.DHAE,
&C .Oit& orderly c.t frant.
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a0AN OFFICES,

FAKE NOTICE.-The LOAN BUSl-
4 NIB formerly c0nds.c!et b. /. H'rr e
Hrcth.r, 1T So; y in stTtet, up stairs, VIII &c
coni ucd SIS heretofore.
Advances III de on diamonds, watches. je"o'r :,
&c &c, from 81 TO VI. 90. &C 2o-6t"
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ty AN ANCHOR TO WINDWARD.

w AN ANCHOR TO WINDWARD.
II Is good sesnsnshla when there ia reason to e1-
pct Ea.vy weather, 20 crop I'm anchor to wind
ward.
we arc II TIE midst Of the gaason OF chills and
fever. The sure pre:e1tige OF this distressing
malsdy 81 HDSTE1TsR's STOMACH ITTEaS.
course of that wholesome vegetable tonic will
IoatieG ah stack impossible. Take the hint, and
drop an anchor 10 a1iud1ard
OAK otomachs arc most liable TO he disorfered
lite III The aI.nUn, whea tho Changes Of tenpera.
tuTe are marked and frequent Hosatter's Blcters
flrtifins the stomach against the effects OF these
variations. let dyspept.cs maize II note OF the
fact. and drop an anchor to ,oindt11rd
7 he liver il more sensitive when The weather Is
continu lily alternating between the warmth OF
summer End The sold # winter than at any other
period OF the year. his Is peculiarly tho season
or such slteruattonB. J ct the bilious remember
lhst Host.tter's stomach Buffers Is essentially an
anti bilious tu!ctne, AID drop dn anchor to 1cind-
frdrd.
ire wisest plan Is to fo1estail evil. The next
best thing Is to srIeS! 1t. For disorders OF The
s!omsch Irregularities Of the bowels, and sill re-
rlodical tcroIs take, as soon rs the complaint ).
velcp5 Itself, hos:ctter's Stomach Bjtters.
oc 1G-eodlw&wlt
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NEW STEAHEa.-A telegram was received
yesteI day from Philadelphia by Captain
G. A. Wallace announcing that the first
steamer Of the Mattaponl and Pamunkey
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yARNT HES.

HARNESSES! VARNISHEs!!-No. l
Y Coach. Wearing u 10y Coach Had Drying
Q rca, hubhins coach, Agri5ulr rat In :Ic.. mt
Varnisn. Furniture Varrish, slack r spEkHun
sheliac tsrniss, from The csisbrslsd factories Of
=. r. smith ard NJ. Ri ell " Z Son, for sale ty
.4-ts .t RoDEKEEA DADE, Druggists,
:, oGp :, Main and Fifteenth streets RishmerI =
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~ IMPORTANT NEWS!

~ IMFOETANI NEWS!
We take plea-uGe L informlcs tLs pubic that
We shall rem aiE n tie store We ROW oceupy mill
our Few store, which "a being hulk at the cor
ncr Of Main aud eleventh streets, . completed.
Wohaye nov 0. hand The largest anu best as-
sorled 5toca Of
DRY GOODS and MOTIONS
ever eff rcd By uz, ari ale receiving additions
nearly Every da7, our senior partner being IN the
nsrke, watching the chances for bargains.
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DACkIhG, CURING, AND SMOKING
4 ESi ABtISuMEE.T.-S. uaC HLAE, JR.
Il BSOTatH5. Nos. is, o. AMI ~ First srkc.,
b, wing at great eSpsrse r.ttte3 their establish
ptrience Of fiL.el years c,uld d.viSa, take pc
sure In announcing 10 :heir i iend3 aud the pup
lie generally tn 1t they are now prepared to FUR
nish TO the Il -de and coasumers every rt'clo
fou ia lhe!r liue. Special attention given 10 The
making OF SAUnAGES for Ii. sol,theri market.
Thankful for the patronage OF friends tna. the
p.h!lc, we .ope by coattEEcd application to
business, I merit tbs CDnttnu9uc, OF lie zane.
V. HEChLIH, Jh, & BRCThERS.
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DIAN0 TUNING Orders forGgsss.yys
L tuning, ~ sa;liu &ld ex peri .aceCfT IN
tuner NAV DO left ct Mcssrs. WOSDH, U.s.. 4
r. RHAN'S 1876 mA;a street. 90 20 Sir
DR. J. Il. CARELiI has moved to the
DB ,Lasu HuUSI. Iii ! cf1ce aud that of
the Board OF Health arc IN the same BUILDING.
Uc .O-lw
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HAIR WORK.

THO THE LADIES.--We respectfully call
l. the attention Of the ladies To TIE fac. that We
are now pre- pared to sell the --LATEST! STYLE Of
kEAL Iihik GOODS as we'll us ORNAMENTS
FUa The HAIR. .......-=
Our pa.rons will be pleased to find that through
cash purchases made ~ Mr. j. " iidt in Iessua at
the large northern cities, our prices compare "a
vo-.hiy with tao3e OF any hon3e IN the United
State. WILLIAM WILDT i HrN,
oci7-2T No. 81 Bread street.
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This company having purchased tho interest OF
Snyder K Troy o1ter to tee trade, OF their own
COX: 40 MD HEATING STOVES,
Fronts. GRArES. and TENDERS,
HOLLp 81 WARE, SAnla0NS, and FIRE.
ARcHiTstc; 'i CASTINGS. such a.
Iron Fronts for stores ard public buildings,
Window Caps and ctils,
st.ircaaes, GirderS Area.Lights,
Brackets, VentilatorS, &c, Gel
Verand4hs, Dslconie5,
Iron Ratings for ards and cemeteries,
Galvanized iron corn,ce, plain ana orna-
w,neoS Caps ard snla and ouotna
srEW seSa' Hills al CG;0iAL cuUTEs
HfYth!EANT CASES and PLUMBERS CAST.
LEt tHai, r1rE, &C.
sCH0OL-Olh Primary, Intermediate, and
drsmnar zas, OF best Material aid most ap.
IaTUKTERs OF SCOTCH PIG.IRoN
DEALERS IN aMsg1cAN IRONS.
Intending % DO only 8 wholesale business, We
cfor such goods we have for the retail trsce al
refugee prices to close them out. .
hSkLE t.fDkiS@ from prompt and ca 81
dealers viii &c filed at prices rs low as be OBJ
tanned north An esDer!ence OF twenty years III
satisfy ali that we eau meet the views of ali who
ere disposed 70 trade with ns. oc4 I'm
nlSSOLUTION.-T CO. partnersbip ex
IL 's.ipg under the name or AVERY 4 CO., ant
consisting old. Ii. Avery aud u. 81. Msyo. has
this day been dissolved BY mutual consent and IL
COLLECTIONS viii lie made and all Indebtedness b.
paid By j. avery, st the ONCE OF g very Co.
500 y ain street j. n. AVERY,
SEPTEMBER 18TH, 1871 M. ii. MAYO.
COMPREHENSIVE rho undersigned hay,
formed u co-partnersnip under the flrm and styIf
OF AVERY Co. for the purpose o! CONDUCTING
tho SEWING MACH1HE BUSINESS In all n.
branches, at 500 Ms.n street. where they win h
pleased To sec and serve their friends and the pub
nc Generally. This co-partncrshipldates from the
2sth september, ISL.
Old nor Goes II assume the payment OF any debt
Contracted By Avery Co. PRIOR to this date
ThA. business will be- settled by j. r. Avery. e,
z. Morris Il the financial man OF the house, aud
has sale authority 70 sigu the firms name to al
checks, noses drafts, CT any Of the firm
" hatsoever. J. Z. AyEKy
sell u. 2. NORRIS.
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OFFICE, No. . TENTH STREET.

ASA SNYDER, President end Superintendent
Works;
RICHk 81 IRBY, First vlcc-Prssident aud en-
perntenis-t sales:
W. g. KNIGHT, second Eice-Pres!dcnt;
L. L. uASKIhR, Treasurer and SECRETARY.
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BV.laESs CTTASCEs.

TOR SALE, the LEASE ard GOOD
Z, VII. OF 81. g. X aid FIX u he II The
BAR and iiESTATAa 7 cf me oid-'2t th.:snp
stand. corne: or ighth and Grca streets.