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THUBBDAY MOBSIMO, MOV. »•
Thu Fieneh.Press on the Pre«i»
T ho denlV J*» oclanl ! aUon - ,
i'-Witii the-exception of the P*y*, an( l a I
kw
iolation and Influence, wb 'do.not find that
iny of the French Journal* £»»• roloed
objMtlooato thbiPresidenl’e EmsneipaUon
Proclamation. On tba ooutrary, the gen
eral ton# Of tioio who hive notioedit, in
imt only favorable, but something more—
it is oordiaUy friendly andhopeful of great
and sticoessfal' 1 results.' 1 We Paris "corro-
Uspoudentof the Hew YorVTimw soya that
; dho Steel*, the leading Bepublioan paper,
with a.oiroulaUon nearlj double that of
any otber'paper in Paris, after referring
to the savage outbursts of fory in the it c
mend Congreii, whin the President s proo
lunation rcaohed there, 'SStoer b .
this extraordinary manifestation of eeu
' timent takes place the day that Ur. Li»-
com, entering at last intojtho «ar®
the qaeUEhTaSoUesTirpmoanoe, under
certain reserves, the abolition of Slavery I
These are the paroxyma .?t.f“«T ***** y
the leaders ’.of the inßurrection in orioT t 0
preserve their horrible privilege. ;
The iVesse ahd : reejps, Liberal . papers,
andtieJburnaJdMi Bvoaf*,Orlshnlstor
gan, spwkta the tamo terms of the Eman
cipation ProolamaUon, and,lts eSeot in the
South. ' They accept it as » Just and pro
per maarare, and maintain that its utility
in ptoiienby the wrath and.violenoe tt lure
provoked* in those who have to oombat us
. The Opinion Abfiotwl*, a paper having a
large: circulation -among, the enlightened
Über«d’ciasMs, saye that the Proolama , ion
of hlri £wcot*s la tho death blow of the
an# that the wrath exhibited In
the Confederate Congress prorea the fact.
The Opinion declares that Ur. Lwcowhas
now nut himself upon - the platform whioh
will secure him: the sympathies of aU the
Liberals of Europe, and render interven
tion animposßibillty.
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MEM
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Ttifi DemocracY Rampant.
of-Hew-
by vx-Mayor Wood, John
Van Boren,: Jamsa Brooks, end kindred
spirits, bad an imspeneo Jollification over
their victory -in that oity,..(for the State,
outside nflhe oily, gave moke than 20,000
meioritf 'agiiinsfc lheia.) A foil confession
of bits in-the doetrines of the Becession-
Jits amiiiebels was made. May* Wood ’
inhisepeedVsaid: •
The i overitcniy of tho g l ®** St* l ® ®f * *
Yo-V: would roet in -tha hands of thetr oho
f - nd it would depend upon whe
ther that power.ahould
cisedi whether the attache upon State rights
r„,r- Be did nptunderetand |
alkot, if he would. «t.e tend ;
up Ur Mt' State apaimt my Fedtral uturpa
<Wliark the use he makes or the word
“sovereignty precisely the eame as the
Charleatdn interpretation. Here is his plan
foroondnotingthawar : '' . o> !
Foreo alone, he contended, would notdj j
forwoinuStgo wit* th. *wcrd « .«
_ j ,t, conMtUvthn and cUv* . branch ** ***
could be restored again toaonddWf.
happlnssrandTrosperity."
John Van Boren was the next speak*
Be asked, “ whit reason could be assigned
for this removal of M'Clellan when he was
in iciwo perrthtV thi irutnyT (A voice
—"Beoiuse be isi Democrat.") Mr. Van
then wont onat«m4 i ienEth,wh.nha cam.
to tho richeitpaxt of, the whole a®dr. H
wants the President to respond the war,
so as to give.theßtaUs *
the government Urn. to elect =*»**»“*«
National Congress. But, aa a sort of after
thought, he added' •
do when they got bacX i *-
, tha members could call ft to
the purpose ef proposing smendmsnta
“eConination: Hie life upon it, «*»
Couonum^mM
The Convention could “n tlnue.noffiM <ho
pmienlPresldent, or ooald.aythatano^er
one ehould he oleoted. [Applauso.j reo
t>eoDle of the South would no doubt wftntft
r« himsrif,h.con.u^
in that desire. [Applause.! Mr. Jf“
ren reviewed the position of Mr.
that Mr. Lincoln might natn^y
nuotoaehimaelf popular from thestate
nmntTor those Around him. But he though
- were in hi. pl*»-
H. 7 that the Convondre
would support Qeo. B.McClellsufor Prc£
dent. [Great applause and prolonged rous
ing dbeersHor McClellan.)
Xbora'a the use to which the Demooney
are going to put thoir Tiotory-l* J
Davis, Mason r Slidel, Toomtar end all tho
root book into, thdr seats in Congress, then
vote a Convention, which ehaUdetermlns
whether Abraham Lincoln'or Jtß-J*™
shall be President—and then George.®*
! McClelUu shall be put In nomination for
the recession, n 1» * : ai“ T*ofnam»,
and worthy cfa eerefni study, j
j sm i*KoS J u..ol G*»l**l JlcClß***-
vUI bato th« effect of grwtly
lag tiseinMwM of «“ !
fimaew snddsterminition of tbo Preildoot
to posh «» war with rspowsd ■rigor, »nd
to Bntatain hi* polity « In Us
ProoUmotion of Emonolpstlon. Ana u»
tnonner ta wMob ibbt not his boon r«-
c lred by-tie oountry—tio unnUmon* »P
-probation of all irtio r«Uy and truly op-
U»# Onion
wl|lplt« renewed confidence totn«xT*t-
IMM&* ‘-he by toto
, tb.*o.t vigorous =*««»» be con adopt.
BBtß«T*ih*M». 1101,10{ ”** wM *
L goo#.up ftom th. of .‘X
r»UI« *v tho removilof. G.u, MoCmmak,
J?'k* with <Hcir loadUnd»Uoa» o» ‘b*t
ttrt . | w^£2r
fc*if fiiU'lU indwJ, lo«k»
fklZ Iwt/a'/ eta import “ d
«fe*ir y** l »« d glorious work.
A WJT»*'frs® OtW*i tot d 1 * I ®* 4 “ **■
<ru»gra»gl»«st **» * !»«* fww#f
wbtl*r«3rfJ.'::.'; . ' •• •
; «Iti» bmlmi tor nor* t# <*fh >f ■•••*?
conr»p.“ TE* men fought ltfcj Ug*» ( Mjfc
and erery on* ef «Eem, thr»*j# 41®'
The Frets on tin Reiiovkl ti) °’J*\ n *f he ''i and 'Sends, win «•:
'L s TA\V.”«”»ybecomforl»bl e ,ar.in
This eubjeotconUnuee to b. wordy and (the snow «o™re«ot
discussed by the press; bat rt< c omfon. of °fP™i
» strong, so overwhelming, 'fJ. or „» of ' ~
not a sentenoe whioh rises to the dignity no eensotion poro
■of argument In condemnation of the oot fhe eoniilton of the army u hearl-
ST-snsz "rrr M ?«£
staunch and steadfast friend of tbeO.n.mi, -^£'Jj£XXTJZ
in its i»aao of Monday. eaye decimated more and more by
: '“ Weoobfeoa OUTOirM .W'?»^ t - Bt »|; SJtoi ®fti almost every single day s
of nerve and a resoluteness of purpose, be is in * “°~L iu _bold movements of our
itf"7«dirlU,«hat «*•«*■ W t‘n” can atrn sund guard, perform
President Linooln did not peaseas. . d ° ü bare f o otcd in the snow, and
‘7 « wonUo“dmrre g ft toe flig& towards Richmond, ought our
ways* fouM pleasure In defending from men to be distanced .
I lilt we deemed uiyust oritioism, that in
this dieobedienoe of orders is abundant
reason for his removal from hU ootamand.
There is reason to fear that thisisuot
first Instance of such pisconduo4-e/ &*•
mitconduct, under ttl«c.rcu™im«., »<ll hie
retail. We cannot, now- that Generel
Clellan is thus deliberately and offiolaUy
oharged with refusing to march u[»n the
euoiiy when-oo ordered to do, and with
postponing'Wa movement until tho onemy
could poienger be hurt by If, d«iy toa
grave misgivings that we have been mis
taken in the man have found an unwel
come lodgment in oar mind, and that there,
ia aerioiu room to-doubt ofhis capacity, at
i least, for the position that has been assign
, ed to him.”
i The Proyidence Journal, e pep« P at> *-
Ushed In too elty whore Gen. Bc*asn>it
resided when tho war brokeicnt, and
whenoo bo marched .at the head eftoe
First Bhede island regimsnt,.remafkß.
"If any of tho Democrata complain of the
removal of the Democratic MoCmiAB,
they will please bear in mind that Buis
sin* was a Democrat when the .war began,
nnd that ho wae ona of iho mpstihOmata
personal friends of his predecessor."- Yet
this is the tote grennd ofoomplalnt by
1 those who complain at alt
I _TbO National Intelligencer, of Tuesday,
makes the following remarks on the re
! moral of MbCumnaa- Ita reasonings,
1 going to show that there ii aoiethlng more
' behind than the faotain Pen.Halllc.i l
Tetter, is doubtless eorreot. Indeed, this la
olaarly implied in the seml-offlotol prspar
atoryleentanoe Introducing the eorrespon
denosl, when It fiiet appeared In print,
namely, in the Washington Doxty Chroni
cle which says: "ris /oltacisy correepon
ienct doubtlen eontairu tome of thercatoni
ahy tho Freeiimt las concurred will hi
military odtuert in making thtrecentmpor.
tant change in tho command of 111 Army of
the Potomac:' Of conns Vsomo". means:
•fiici alt." The Intelligencer quotes this ,
sentence, and thus proooeds : ' i
It will bs the date of the j
1 letter of Gen. HaUeok, that “ !
monk wMcb might hat®.been urgedin M- i
i pUwUon of the rsmoval of Gen, MoCW-,
! Un some two or three weeknago.lfO" l
.top had lien been taken by the=Admlnte
uadon. As be was retained to oOTmamd
after these representations by Gen. HaUtek,
we ar* left to Infer that-toese chargss
, against him were •atisfaotorily' tkplalned,
and that he Is nnw relieved ,
Other than those whioh are assigned to to l *
iSmmnnlcaUou, or thet hi. removal, ii
previously resolved upon by the President,
?aa haa boon intimatod by leveral Journslß
supposed to be in tbs confidence of tho Ad-
SEtretion,) w» held in gFJ™*"
some undesignated reason of Btata polioy.
The former of these supponUons le
strengthened Vy the statement made to toe
l Morning Chromate, from which we copy too
I lvuor, and whioh eaya, to Introducing the
| omunnnication, that toe removal of Gen. i
MoClellan was made for reasons whioh ap- (
to to. Admlnletradou;,
Ed it adds that “these reaeons will doubt
to. tomadepnblie,
lie country demand tkdr dioelamtr*. The
"ooncim!ve"feaaons,’^toerefoi«,»r«eo^'
thing other than tooeO contained In too
subjoined letter, and have not yet bean
"disoloeod.” , , I
As we bare oenflnad onr: quetaUons, to- ,
dny, to toe class of journals that eschew
txtremea, and rejoloe to what they
„ the “safe middle way," we ehall jnrt
‘add one more, whioh Is eminently of tola
type, and which, moreover, ha* been ona
of toe meet influential snpportare of Gen.
MoCtJtta**— we mean; toe Baltimore
American. Hear whet U eaya.
The whole country haa chared,with Gen.
HaUeok the anilely expressed for a : for*
r»iasa, , s*xs“4fW
gage too rebel army.. Victorlons at Bouto
SSntato and AutleUmThS «ouut7 «r
-tatoly expeoted him to follow up
CSSIM' and that patience, manifested* by
ttapeople at the long delay toathae etoee
intanened, with Utue or nothin*
hu been Uttl. less than oiraen-
Fona. ht, liks Gtn. Buell, haa osrtatoly
ES'afeSohaaeeVand if b. Umade to
give place to another, it 1» because toe
Jy can no longer eustato tooe,gonl«-
I lng suspense oreated by what Btß OwJ
'lose delays. The orde». to •■advance'! was
imperaUve j too neglect to doeo plain, and
nnScss good and euffioiont reaeone—better
than «4m now to be pressated-Jostlfy to.
five weeks inaoUon which has enablod toe
bulk of too rebel army , to run ,»*»? “
.“,.1, opoe more, aU muet agree that the
Government to have
vrho will move forward, if U a to to lew
rctpantihU far TtnUt.
letua remember toe ettsuHa upon toe
Oorernment, for monthi past,
f p u .lawnees. its neglect to crusk tbo ro
to»l toelnactlnnofit.
‘enbordlnatea ehould be saddled upon U, H
it esn bs shown • thatit has dons nil in Us
«w« to enable the Oubordlnato to move T
57d wh»t avMl ln thl. particuUr eare ls
mmAamA ability, real gonoTslaMiyif U *•
as onaUfled by Inaction ot eantion, aa to
!!XvreVst armies UUle alee than per
manent garrison* for a frontier whon they
are depended upoh for an advance, for of
/Buro/movlments to pat down other armies
tThat Oen. HaUeok assert* lu hie letter,
ail know to be true,’ vis: • that toe Araly of
the Fotomao hae been toflsr.inCT^*^.^*^
the Ernies of toe Wess whioh have achieved
over a vast extent of eountry eo.onoh
matto results. And If thls even wsrenot
h?vO to recur to too reM oea^
StlStt of lbeTSbel ferees,'lhe Immediate
antagonists of *. Army of toe Pototn<£
assured that toe condition of toe
l°attorU .Cy.
in every supply tost can be nameu. To ]
those who have * etn *®****“*’
shoeless, unhealthy erew, or portions of
them wmo have, under Dee, held our splen
did trospe eo long in oheek, the oonolusiop
iimpftiiyiag to toe last degree! anlthe
ooMt»7»uet have bettor reMeuafurnlehed
it"2ian have .yet appeared why our own
tiati hesitated to fght, when toe nation
{* v— in agony teat ‘'winter quarter^
JoSSotSr°P° D
tow H.- 00IXIH8, toyi
\j&mssmg£&
iffA’SSif “** ags.y~rew»ss».irtti
1 f) o n BoL»uns is Kkktockt Foncan
10 Begovs Neoho-Catchem.— The CM-
Sago IWStm. eays: “Enforced negro
hiratlng la Mill mnde the lontheome work
of-Northwestern troops m Kentuoky. # We
I hare recently published orders to precisely
Ihta JSS. Vo have before u. a pmsu]
letter written by one of our finest Illinois
officers" who says ho hse orders to retnrn
nU fugitWes. He says “my superior
menders order mo to giro up the
He adds that he wiU faU back on the anpe
riorauthority of the President sr Proolama-
SoUof Sept-sd, and will not "tn*» UU
nolo soldiers Into elare hounds for Ken
.-ikt, masters ” This matter needs look
ing into. Who is there In Kentucky that
; is daring to float the authority of the Presi
dent. ■
How the Army Vote*.
. A dlipatoh from Warrenton, V»., »»»•'
By th* military inffieje •”“ o of
aoneln Regiment* eoted 01 th«i *th: ln»t. T
f.Uowlngtl the rot* .o f»r aa known.
Second Regiment... ,H jg
Sixth ' 20
TSSSS&aec
®§SESHSSS
BSSfeSs as=s
. t«r of rot«« oait, 976. _
'ut^a^^csas^-
aprrrw,
Seßnppnknnnooknnd Fotomao Rieerea
the Blue Ridge Moantnine. .
The oontxeotor will be required to follew
the army end collect, atUe oirn n.k, to.
Miernl arliolee, paying therefor *
fi* "lUal*o be charged
erticles in each eeeo,
r»n clearly ehoir thnt he wee presented
from obtaining them by pn>P«
A bond, with good eeeurity, * U
quired for the fulfillment of the contract.
CownxßO TxnxtTOXT.— Contrary topre-
Tiouereporte,Bennet, regular
and the preaent delegate to Congreea irom
re-eleoted. Hie oeer
Franoieeo, tory, 1* about 1,000, ana orer
Gilpin, irregularßepublican, about 1,400.
It ib BTXian, with erery eVidenoe of re
-11 ability that th* amount of army *nppl l ®J
“c&g department *******
from Cincinnati, emce July let, 18M, »“*
exoeed In ealu* the earn of fifty mlUunu f
doUCTtI
SFEI'I-lL JTOTICMSB.
jpa-Lako superior Copper Mill and
SjSStiho WOBKB, HTW»«>-
PARS, M'CURDY & CO.,
6UEATBIBO. AKD
i«t.t corns, rsxsssp copfss bottoms,
ssses ss, «aww ««*»
Sotaponmttda-lratoMKAIATp* PL^*-
Jnr UOS, WlB*. ** <*"■““» °°
hssa=s-^-----r
I MTOU
fcwrlmeGonftiuoni andßxperience I
Sak invalid. r«wui»i to «-»•"**£
„. wwolng mid* —U® «• r**i '
tom Berroa DrtUltr. Pnnmtur.
Shim « Urn «>• "■» “>.m»Mol
Br on. «Lo htf Cth*l UmmU •»“ b,to ‘^L
C -*-* -»gj
s«l* com. imp U Imd of Urn
1KI« BATFAIB, I**. B«Jhrd, BJnp Oo. ( S. -
mbU:lyd«wT
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W*. C. K3MWO*. VlUO> guxU.
, WITBWTT BOTOLU* ‘ V vH
HIHIB & HUr
iffi; rouwu. •» lUcmsim, Wawm«°*
WobjUi FUUbargfa* Fens’*.
e^jss-jse.
MIIL CASTINGS. DULBOAD
WORK, ITIAM BOILIBS AND BHMT IEOB
W «?OBBiaO AND BIBAIBINQ dowon *hM>
mbSotOly
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FIRE-PROOF SALAMANDER SAFE,
VAULT IBOS VAULT 8008, BSD!
BTML-LHfXD BUBOLAB-PBOOP BAP*
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1» amd 131 TWrf <fW* Wxd ■
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CARRIAGE MASTJFACTORBBB,
i.t lha oW Ooach twUrj ■
DHQOKSN* WAT,I«a»
tring 4oo> m o mat.
psmttibwgb Steal Work*.
iu, nn >■>» ■'«««^
JONES, BOYD & GO.,
riMtarun of!*•«*.«»'*»•«.
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rapJOHB COOHBAH *
KukcttXr. of IMS BAILING. IBOSVAirLTS
ASB VAULT BOOBS, WISBOW SBUTTIM,
WINDOW QDABBS, At., Set. »1 BoCond *■“>
13 Third rtiral, bolwooo Wood ond IBitot.
Bora o» bond o rarletj of a»» Potttnu,. Suw»
oad ploto, wltoMo tot oil poiforao.
I iStellorotUollonpoUW eodotln* Qro«L*<*
[ fobl»l"g doo* »t ihart notice. |
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bol iori, or tb?lr leg»l rep«w»*' l • «J
tb«Ulbin*.- Tbo H«A “EffdlSdrtS
Orllol ot m Aluaiujl j
AU«gb»cy City, Not M,18c2. J
n'^f'DIVIDKND.— The .President end
Dlr.cte. or into
‘^/rf’roDßkbos?Kw*i* *° ,h ;
f^ihowlr. npe r. «» *» J
.ft,nh.l3tbio.lmnt J
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ibor 4th, I*6l*l
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1 & TWO AMP A
as 0» lu Oopital
tb« iMt tlx mouth*.
*Unt.
TSDON, Secretly.
I
pmwtiaan, Notce
Tbo Wwttrn Inidrance Cobl
bu this day d«eUred a Wtw|
HALF DOLLABB PSB BJM
Block, out of tbe earned profluo
rajable on and alter tbe UtO l?
* nofckwd r - M Q *
..0. WIT B*»L0I t
MoT*«il>«r 4th, 1862. J
Diractora ofthbßankhave
thl. d»y MUnl . l^nuoifh,
OSST. on th«o.piUl tb.lr
lut .lx month., p.J.hl« ?.JJSfSJuSIit.
hpJ > , oye*ont*t‘T<n, °n oyrlM, OMhW.
iuno* bax*. l
(ember 4lb, iMi |
0a BANK tea
iduid ot fOCB.FIB
(exctasiv* of flow®*
oldeii od or after lb®
MoQBEW, Cashier.
rilUborgh, Mol
MECUANI
"v lh!« daj declared* Dltl
OSHT. on ibo M"*-J
moot Tax*) pnjoMo to Bloclllli
Htb IneUnl. a *°- D. •
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THUCtaCMDA^BOB.
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ir=?»AN ELECTION for President Mid
ol tbU Btth. tor U»
Si "sMasrarkSrSru
ih. llth of SoiwaUi, »•»««“ u»
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Vrm«o*aJ>.
ELECTION for thirteen Di-
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ELBCTION for thirteen Dire*
tan'ol this Bank «iQ la hate at *b* Baobtol
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POCKET BOOKS,
lor til. MW S°>W» Ooot»cj :
DlAEire, 4 to 8 w. Mi U mo.;
lawtsbb biw ixi unroopi;
SWOOHM IHWWBWi
paOIOOEA»B ALBUMS!
For s&U by W. 8. EA7EH.
□,20 WOOD ABP IglBD BTBMM-
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Old and old demand united
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MA6IOH AVISOS, in front of tki F.ultotlnrj,
4U*gb«oy OUy.
mygfciunna-fla
Til QSIISI BTBin,B*W TOl
government COFFEE,
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KOBT.B. DAVIS, Boontttro.No^ 3 .
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to tfTITt. i
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to n>ik(t tbt*
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EM PE ESS CLOTH, REPS, CISHMERES,
ttCftlKOlt BAB^THE3S>
POPLINS. EPINGLIKH, CHINIIKS. TBLOBBfI,
ENGLISH AND TBEHOB BOMBAZIHZS,
XMBBOIDEBIEB. HOSIKHT,
merino underwear,
• toptNir with* 101 l 5-ockol
Dontstiti iffilit Shirtings anJ Sketiip,
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if this Baa
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BLANKETS, OASSIHEEEB. IBISH LINENS-
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IOOOPKI.
At which -111 b. Mhlbttcd c fell UKrtateDt of
Plash Cloaks, la Black and Colors,
ml oil prices, mad so usottoent of
black asd colobo cloth Cloaks.
to which ws toms' tbs sspsclri httsatlim tt «a
bi*uis an! tJit'pubUo pamlly.
WHITE, OEH & CO.,
[ (laccaMcn to G*o. B. Wblt* A C 0.,)
[ with So. U TITTH BMlf.
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GESUIHE BLOOD BEABCHBK,
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OAS< S»SrC*BOUBPOBIIAHOBB,
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H. UHDSIT, br Mlo u
J. H. FULJOH’S Drag Store.
. . rat’d BTBirr.
JAUEB O’COHHOB,
■HM 8180.
RAT A CO.
[UBBDAY, 13th tuel.,
of th« flre*UoU of Ooudi broagbt
m, conriftlof of
.8, plain and figured;
la many obv
VILOHTE BEPB,
FLi AN N ELS,
shirting,
Cloak Opening.
pDI.TON’B COUGH BTEUP
Mto»-.oo«mejtgj~s;.
Fulton'. Oonyb
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puuon'.cot>gh*ipg r <g»-
Pulton*. sough e^gy >M . gOMi THSOATi
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yiJLTOH'B SETTS BTOBB,
virra street.
pHOIOGBAJPH ALBUMS, nil »tyle* i
DIASUS.UCA HI Itylu;
BBIOH BTAPIOHBBT FOBTIOLIOSi
POBlia* CTBBSBOT BOLDIBS;
AU now Hid popular BOOKS;
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POBTHOH AlXft;
WAIdtKISi ftc-i
BTATIOmT,iUkIQ(Ut
PI-akic BOOKS) Ae.j
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JOHH F. HOSTS. ; >
Bofl~JtooKM:B
pr**®stasa.
FpHE NEW 'PARIS TRIMMING--
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,„d HAKTtLLA TaiMMINQ. U no. o**" 1 10
lha pobllo. It l< »I*° » d *P'» l •* BOSH IT TBIM-
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“ whole»!..od»ufl ‘» HiOBDI , 4 aIT DS.
7» MoAol »t - b«tc 41b «»* PlobotA
BABKKR* CO.’S,
69 Market Streat,
S X Xj js- s »
from 60 cent, to W 60—LAST TIABI MUOU.
CLOAKS.
Prcm Wto 110-LAST »BAB’S IBIOIS.
SH A W.LS, ,
Tor Ladle. end Mtm—LAST THAB'S (HU
DreoS<3'OOd®i
from m oontn to M-LAST TIABU *»H»f
£)RY goods
(VI. Burchfield’s.
WOOL PLAIEB, PLAID TLABITtU, «**
TWILLID »LA*WLS, COOHTKT
Ksn. SATiHET'TS, KTKTTCXT
dBABB, BLACK OASIISHEES/
CLOAKS. IAOQUaS,
SHAWL?,loni.eatuje;
BBftMuKBAWU;
HOUBUmO
GOODS.
A Call mcrtoent of
tfEW GOODS?
polO
SHAWLS JtJBT OPENED.
w. & D. HUGU3’.
losg wool* sBAWIfI;
SQUABS wool SBAWIB-a« •*;!?;
SXBIPSB BBOOBA SBAWIi-lM* .ndWSßti
Blm 10 HO wool BBAWLB;
Kim sodahe wool SHAWLS;
CtUdrmtlO*Q AHD W- WOOL SHAWLS.
HOOP SKIRTS,
Tor LADIES. MISSES ABB CHILDSES.
MORE IsEW goods.
j„, r.Ml«a fer TALL AHL WIHTEB. ccßprWns I
to pvt— |
DABBED COUHTBY YLAHHSLS; ' |
WBITE So ' “5 I
BED 1
yellow - if:
OBEY •
■ bleached ahd ohb leagued oahtoh
TLAHHEIft -W- - - ~
i.inm MEBIHO VESTS. Ac.
H. B.—AlmotUolHocAof
Shawls and Oloaks.
mi our.
«. HASSON LOVE * CO.,
(InEBA) ". 14 MABKET BYEYE!
GOODS JDBTTiKUMIYHii
AT
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Nos. 17 and 19 Fifth Btoset
rfntfeftjhs of
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