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T IIC RS DAY NüVLMiiLU Sl.lsöl arc assured It afr!c7ii " irlo-Trteü the gun bcati cuw j'--t Ubg finish J at St. Louia, that they will be ready for service in fw Java. They are built hi the rii t-L-. Uctial carxer. awl when properly ia.ir.ncd will be terribly deauueuve to the fct.en:'e. ol the Guvcrcmeiu. Tie krt ttut fcve hur.d.-ex'. pneen have jut gose to St. Loui. sipriSca that they are ret long to reread idV mm i M 7x have jast received a private Ulter fron a distinguished geüüeraan of thi State, now in Washington City, which i caka ccst hepef-Hj of tto jMr.d'.ütfi cf afT-irs in cd around that place. Our arrny on tho as Ua Uea LruugU to a L'b KV.e of iieiplis. &cd .to lo diuirab! cor.dit: -d anxious to te kd pir.it the iclela. Gea. McCtitLA! keeps tU own ccur.se!, cad to oae, not even the FresidesUecxi to kw. bis pl-to. This U right aad proper. a fiere ire v man fpiea hovering aborti the c impe ftwJf'o the city. that it been alxaodt Ijjj o aible to couisuulcate a plan.ia tic mot eoude:.iaI mmaer itbout iu being made kn ju t the rebel within twelve hours. Aoothcr tUag that tendj to ir.rplre turc and cwnfidei.ee. is the fact that the diiTeiet.t dirisiona of the army are now un!cr comnar.d of the ablest cflcera cl ie scrTicc. Gen. McCltlLAS as Cctumnder in-Ch'cf, and lead of the army or the Futorr.ac Ro- ... .. ' e:ran la vTeaieru r?,!ni buc.l in Kenticly, and Haileuk b Missouri. 1 hee men tLonju-hW cnderstaisd each other and rich p-s?ae.ves the lullet confidence of the other Thi will enable the who!e array, from the I'otraac to the Ktcsa.4 burder, to act ncor.ccrt. r.d will reader each division moree ffective 2ut iu addition to all thii, the grand stliee mcut of the u-svy oa the Southern cot to Sethcr with what is expecti-d icnediatciy to follow, will m tend to diatract the rebeU tut the future Operation of tie amies vill be 1cm difficult ar.d more deciaive. Another week of reasonably good weather Vdl"make Uwlory" rapidly. Thr LouUvlile Democrat on flic Speech of John Cochrane. The Democnthss a longtirticle cendemrlac in terere terms the rerent pech ol John C.hrne to h' regiment and iimoa Cime rjn'a iador&tfment. Rut ia lU courw of its rererka the Democrat a.iy: V ht ehall be doc ith ti.o negroes 1. a D 'zxlins oueiiion. In the c- 0 of J'cufort, S C the d'.'JcuIty prefect iit if. The master Xiu away ar.d l;ives tho ccro. It ii not t le busiuea of the army tu make law to givetn property. The army c m only treat negroes, or v.ho ownervhp they know n uhtog officially, as best they can : employ t icca. if tLey aro found idl. they would Anything tlw. State latet only can reach the C tt of thete negroes, and the State authoritus h ire ran aicay, and for ail the army La$ t9 do, tu r.tjTQ eia run air ay 100. Let thu neuro be rent to his tapster, it may be add. When there it any constitutional lais making that the duty of the military. Ü my be done; tat if Jrf DicW horte thould B'ray a tray into McCUtlau's camp, ire ruction i hie or couriay uvsll rtqa re the latltrtv $ nd Aim tack. 'I h nejrtt v ill come udr the Bam rule. Antncmy mast take tare cj hit Cta jioytr y; he cn hardly expect it to bo sent buk to Z,iai by a, parly hu hUnda reidy to ahot. Trie ajiiry t rlv property by thi rcto. Jion any rrnn of .cuse must ho e foreseen. Oor. Murehcad declared, before he nx bitten by Secessionist!!, that it vi the wot at blow slavery had ever received, and in tht be tpjke aa a national man. Where mii inTading arpy fof;3, and St itel.tw arc dead letters, owhij t the desertion ol rh'te rcen, trhat ;s to beoCiC cf the iiegro, when there ja uo wbita ti'iih authority to execute Sute law? Sa .11 the F1der.1t Government u-jlertke ta protect alivery fn the Stites.or t executc State laws with no Sute authorities ta UuiiDttier them? Beaides, if m titers defy Constitution and liwa, ini got up rebellion, whit can they expe of tho t ero, but to follow the exsm pie? Tbee are iuWrcr.i and iosuperable difücaltie on thi "bjeet, which lie hi the way of thr bet iituituiior., and when men irta tcrihcir tight they thuuU h ive judgment eaou;h to ace wheu they aro in tk pith to iicr 'ice right.; ab-M.iluning them to tfw protection of fher energies, ho have no legal pi er, if they hid th Inchnatioa, r prUct mm." After quoting the aloie fra tlie 7ocrurthe Cntc:nmti Cawrmrrcwsiyj: : o the Democrat concede th it it ii not lie duty of the Uovenimert to m ke the prvtect.7Uot SI ivory pir ttcouut ia the war; and 1; iherelore is col so Ur from Cocbrace' p a tioa as it .Tay imagine. "An enemy must t kecirocf hi own property," Mr. Democrat. Tho phra?e is a mott aigmficini oae. If w treat r.egro property a? other property iu tin war. wit will oiily 'bc jitddiag t tho R.dical Souihernera one of t'lusc "righu" of whiciithey were 00 tcn.tt'ioui. If Slavery li cruihed in this w.u, thuv; 1) ccma;e ace 1 the w.r will bo rcp-jisiiblo. The rehela i:iuH tu thru.nipg tho regro into the wr. They u him in eery wy. and bo.it tht he ia their strengin in "war ns in pei'.e. Why hot:!d H'.t the hna!is u Lin Ho build l .rtiGtMtl.in (or rebeU whr not lor t!te Union men? The Vncvrirtcs Sun ot the lO'.h sirs; Mjor Ilurruw, of the 1 i;h reircent, pr.,.. ed through ilia citr oti TuI it, on hui v. ar ta Mt. Verr.on. He U on .i br cf i.-it to lU famdy. and ia in rotut hea'.'h. Major H. exprcfs the belief tint the llih rtgisent will he tranifrrcl f.ora Vir--n: to ricutucliy. Mtjor. Ü. rcrrt?e..u L tro r3 in the ictaity os Ha:t mt ai r." w !! ch thid. They are all anxiou t i c' Kentuckv. c!im:n that, as 0;cy cre the f:rt to ct:;er irgln.a aua l.uo un-'cpint crcat !;.!r1Mm thry tare a ri-;hi t ' Ctld. r.r.fcrrcd it a pTbc Iuio4 rcuu'-i.t 'o ir'ir t-i rccvwraendir. Ca!. Ki-.':, rt? U:h. t i S.Ud: 5 on er.il !.;.. imp i itetribniion. A farcer liii.alut eao imU Aon T.iAßde.asceruithat FeW r,:.h UJ ecipel froa tho rerti nuvarre. t hu g.a a:,d wcr.t ou: ar.d hut The SodT xa fvurid Ly Zticia'a atencn. r,i Icunti.iv: all thtc'rr'i;r.t.in"c. tl.fv , ceave-d to tSe if ol' h-jue. urrou-j.-J it, twv 1 iu cut ..d h; l.;cj Then on!', rh;a ls;uaj aiTir, thfrrrl ih hü! d , Jid ataai I.ri' Korh t ee ii .na ati.i KoEti t e h ex.ur!eei cetrj' wi Neun fiutii t mo urchuid. 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I I I ! terser." u junto of profciaionil politician. u!-Jhü!ii, toöbyist. AC. c. ntabaic fjrtlois crkioiycar attempted to rule the Democratic prty of that Su.te.vhkh they t;eurally did till they aucceeded ia bnrjrinj it to ruia. At liae the Democracy would try to ahake offthia Incubu. which weighed down the energies of the party, but those who had ruled so Ion were loth to give up their power, and generally managed, alter a brie exile, to get back into their old position! as manager aud dicu tor general. The Democracy ot New YorL were once a proud aid triumpW.t partj, but uudcr the rule of the central despotism, the "AJbai-T Ke-eacT. the nartv hü now Owiiidled down to an inconsiderable minority Alcwwtckaago they met in Couvenüoa t;d nominated their candidate, who have jut been deleatcJ. we are pained to iay. Iy a Luadredthouaand rote or more. This untoward resu t h-t been brought about by the course of the Albuny Reer.cy, who inLud u pea putting through the Convention a lot ct resolution which uckco .xuen 01 coDmgup V th? Uodard of patriotisn demandeu by the r.coes. 1 cecanaiaateanomi- ... uatel were, we bthere.etun-'y unoojecuoable. They were able, pepuur. and patrio tic. 1 lf y l once mw m mnme cwcirnuud by the Couvectioo which nominated ihcra. and endeavored to rectify it ia an adJrejsorer their own jpnature repuCiAtiag it md avowing theraelres in faror of a vigorou war fjr the aappreasioo of the rebellion. Cut it waa too Ute. lue people held the nnocetit csmlKUte respcnsible for the acU ot the gui'ty -Regency and the result h;. Ucaaawe hve ttteii tceir ucieat dv a hundred thousind majority. If the Democracy of Indiana w ould escape tho unhsppy fate of their brethern of NewYork, they" taust av id their error. Is it n t evident to the most cueless observer tht If we allow a centnl dc?otisrn to lonl it over the Democratic partr. that the xuiwe j of the t-eoolo will Koa become tire ire.l ana iU- ' uted. and careless about clectiur.? The i candidate r.ocinated ia Convcntkn ciy tc iiircly unobjectionable, but it will br- found impos"iblo to disconnect thcra, in tho nrnCe uf the pejp!e. Irora tbe cliques who control ti c party machinerT, and who. there is reasjn to fear, will controf them after their election. In the matter of a State Convention, the wid.es of a large majority of the Democratic party of Indiana hnve received no conideration whatever at the hands of the Central Committee. It has beea determined to ride rough shod over thousands of as good Demo data ax there are within, the State to tone them into a Convention at an unpropitions eisen, orelso compel them to go unrcpre ented. Fur ours! res we have no more initrcht in the matter than the humblest Demrat in Southern Indiana. We are content to follow uur calling without aking cCte. But wheti we fee pretended leaders piloting tho old ship among the breakers we dec in it ur duty to speik out a from the nia&thead. even tiiongh we are but a common 5eam n in die craft in wb::S 11 nre tEbaikcd..Vrt Albany Ijfdjer. Souther u Neu. LounriiLE. Nov. 19th. The Kirl mend Whis ot the 9th says: The Co:ilelerate army la VirginU ü reorganized. The State u constitute 1 a department comprising the armies cf tbe Potomac, the Valley and Acquia. Gen. Beauregard command the army of the i'ot'jmac, Oen. Thomas Jacksoa the Valley, and Gen. Homer, Acquia. "The army ot the Potomac is comprised of four ditUiuns 1st composed ol all cavalry under tieuerul Vandoren; iM U. W. Smith; .Id, General Lon-pslrcct; ltb, Ger-.crii Kirby Smith. Troops continue paaii. through Illchmond northward. Tbe Richmond Enquirer of tho 13th publishes a correspondence between tho Secretary of war and Gea. Winder, ordering tho latter to mk choice of Federal priaouers aa hou?cs for Southern privateers. Tho lot ftll on Col. Corcor m. who wa ordered to closa confinement ia a tclon'a cell. The other hoitic aro Cola. Wilson, Wood; Lieut. Co!. Urown and h'clf. Major PorUr, llevicre, and Rodccrs; Capcdaa Rich, Rrt w!on and Jefl'er. Oen. Wie la coi.raleaceat. Tno Memphis Appeal m the journey from Richmond to Memphia ovcupie lour days, owinj; to the destruction ol bridges In Fodt Teiine'scc; two of thcra caa not be tpceddy -cplaced. Communication can lo kept pcu by ferry and temporary bridgea. Col. Joaiah Anderson, a prominent East Tennessee politician, r.-as !:il!ed at the polls on the day of election. Several kirmi.hei between Unionist and Secessionists are rcpcrtni at ?crer::l places in Exit TenneA.-eo It i reported there will be a change of ZoUicofTer from Cumberland Gap to Tavern Ke?itticky. The explosion of a large p:n at Colatr.bu klleJ eiht men iaclndin tlirce cttcer.. Gen. P.dk waa la? 1 ar !or rcreral dar bv it a concuio:.. Cmi. .McClrllitnS Rtticu. SpfC.i. Corrprtfi '.rcr t f tbe Chicago 1!n.. WASIltNGTu.y, Nov. 12. The reviews of Ihe trtop3, so frequently held by Gcu. McClcdan.are becoming every weok more and more productive of good iesulis. The one held on Sturdwiy, of Oea. f u Jufcn Porter' Dirisicn, excelled all previui review iu thi repcct. The review Uated five hours. Imagine a solid ecluron of poid'f-j ririwn t:p ia onlcr of battle, extending twj miles iu length, the bulk being of infantry, but with tho duo proportion ot rivalry and infantry, ar.d tbe Coin mat der-in-Chief "with his own brilliant ?ta!f. ttende-J, besdes. by ten other Gtnural, each Tith his rt ifT. nnd you will havo some ido.i of the font ensrmXl?, which wi really aupetb. The vhole öiviion was exerc'ied in all the various torr.. tions and combination'?, and in the firing and movements of battle in many det lit. Tho whnle-thin ws well d ine, and prove that tho ofllcers and foldiera of t!ii division ate thoroughly v-ipj.vnted withthir rcprctivc duties tcn. McCIcllan, on lenrnt t'ic cl l, ald, in hl rc": irüprrsivo inxi.ner. that all the rcgimeats in thsa di vision arc superior to any ol the volunteer reimtr.ia in Mexico during the wir of Irl, j Thi i hiht pmic in !eeI. , On c f the puty that rct-irrc! t t'u Jel- ; nop. i battle field with a Ci- of tn.ce, to bury cur nd ard r c f r the wrrwdff, ! writfi: j tut arr aci cr rut rr u ap wctxptp. j Oer ;o.vl were tr. vilj h iu ujr. their j hi. n. nn devcryth-r-lakcu ftvn t!.c!r f--l- ' i" ih,t rould l of vaftic lo the crem-. j 1 he Cuner.ai?ccs of ih dc4d wero : tT ! ex: rt-.v r Or rr mo fortrc ' af.rr ho v n u !cl 5 ttl j t ' n V t a r : r- V". i I 1 Vi : I'" ; one hr l. Vc ?r r-tc'r -hJ cn l.'s t n;. ' ao A I a J t! Vit -t . I: yrw a !o.ju:t as i lv-.:.! Itf -t. 0 A'-' r.r.ir.J r,Atl n if. j;k f . r.,,) ' - ' i a, i ! u ,7,;,r :, ,r . 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lurwsrucj u v aani.ngto!!. i Lrce rcgixeriu of Alcacher'a Irish lhiirade are ui;der mrh. Inj ordrra icr Wwhinton. Gen. liialer's j briaUc raked m cw LnIand for Sncciat Service, mid tLr&e thouaand ftrenz! rill move this week, and will, it ii thought, take noii-aiiiau of Iicanokc I!arJ, coramar.diu rjttnllco aud Albemarle Sot.ndi. General Uumiide'e Coast Expcditian. the troor concentmted at Anuapolii. are waiting for trn- t jioru. i iiö movement oi tnoja trmsUhio autlndunA into Kentucky, is active. To O'.io rtfimejiu, ami two Indiana batteries v.ere t ert tJ LouisvUl Teiterdy, tnd in the zwo r ue mne ut least ten rciMment rrc riarCt t0 Ourormy iaKcntcctr U ampie, if ably handled, to conclude tie war in that Sute by the exf.vJ.Jaa cf tie kv.Jer, withiu two week. - A 'number of wealthy families from tne Ullited Statj, tvho hive been reii'In:: alru-d ! for the p.t few rears, lave recen'Jy icturaed '. home to eee to tLeir property, wiucti need tVseir pt-sur.il attention in thf-e tir.c. Other waiiii remaiz.inJj aoroia are re- i trenchh'g their cxr.ej to an unu.ual extent. The wlfa ol a prtrrJucrl sccejior.t general, who 3 nov residing ia Germany, recently rective i a rcmitter.rc frora her h;'.l and with the iiiforniti ui that it would bo impo.iiMf tofnd her another while the wr lij-ted. (;rat Product of Arm at Spriu;fte Id. Will a; Spricgfield, Massachusetts, the Secretary ol War wa gratified to find that the produc t of the arsenal at that placo had been lr.rrex-.od Iron 800 nuikcts per month to in the month cf October, nnd he was delighted tcetpreshis conviction that fron "ic tr.creasc or raicmnt ry ra bwoti roauc. uunn iiio j tcrrm uwi:m ui .wmw . ber, lO.lK) would be made. RAILROAD TIME TADLE. tliU BUTK a i"ITVOV1i EAItROAiV Train Lsre. TralniArre. 7 AO, A. M... Mfctt Di Il rf A. M. 00, a. ..... Mail. ...... ... &w-V, r . 3 li, r. m.. lty Exprc' t.iv, t. v. TTJiat nrTr, aito-x . VT. ions fcAiLj-.o.vr.. fra-'n Leave. Tri'.ius Arr'vf. 1 25, a. m Moruicg Fijre 2 r. h. 2 4V.r M-....Evrnln Cipreaa 1.25, a.m. 11.40. a w in Freuat 6 30, a. m. IJ.Oo, r. u SiTrclgbi 1.30 a.m. jcta,v?tuiz a CRwronr titr rzvro.j. rralna Lt. T;aius Arr.r. 6-C. a m Trslgit aa-S Afvcu. .. .4.25, r. w. r. u.. ...Mfcil r. . aorvtvttir irrrN'tN. Train l.'.f. 1:' - A., r'.4.(0 r. . Mi... ..... t ', .w. wtUi comcctlr z Ir ''i FLANNELS. I'rcpare for Winter.9 I CF.1VED V ERY R ECENTLV VERY -AT EDSALL, McDOUOAL & C0'3 1?,000 Yari3 Shh Hsnnfl, la All TTooI. Aug. Ja, loa!ft. 8:1k and Wut!; Mih a follow ;,, -4, o-4, 6-4, rro.i roc to f i pr vara. Shaktr 1'iannU :tc gctiuuo srilcle tylcsJid tax Uiier Uanr.'5:s. Plain Sc irl-t nil Vcl'.ow riir.n;!, all and rwarJ. V.Jh Drtgbt ria.4 runr.i-l. fcr CUllirfr; Printed Opsra Saqne Flannda. all dcairahle tbtdc?, as follows: Scar et, Mg. nta. Criias n, Mode, Mate, trowa. Grey, Liijtt Clue, Dark Clar Kete, Plr.n, almon rtc , etc. Rob Koy l'Uit. -4 wld. for CbUdrrn. liood Wbheltiihed ttannelatlüc per jard. FDftALI.. McDOUOAL Ä CO. MEDICAL. T)U. D. C. WALLACE oilVrs lue nui4 and airrouuüiiig rouutrjr. Of HOE Fecr d.vra wc.'t cf ü. W. TsirloiV Hre, Stor. tslDENCn "q ?rc ettrrta Oib an-i 7th Strict:. r.odnCii AUDITORS NOTICE. ATMTeVa Orrict, Vio Cx. tt, Trrr llautf, lv. 13, l-ii. rIHi fct-mi-annnal distribution 'f tha Scheuß Fund K-vruc cf Wf, cour'j va thU day raa v-. T' rvprkj T.r rjaWin Tn.su-.' pieai iae irux. d.wit n. A. Aii-E.v. DOARDlNC. rPHOSE in ersieh ot private A. BarLnt; ll rTs-i caa l acconacia- k' tb Crror -f Fovrtb anl lltr.U 5rct, T. oetlO.!tf. FIRE INSURANCE. Prepare in Time! -ximt The FIRES OF PALL IT pniTir a o. 1 i..M:it.?rrc i nsa Phoenix Insurance Co. OFUARTF0Pp.C0.vy. Tho Fruits of tho Fhtxuix Are tr.ar.lf-it la th filnriBg ttiant ; facts am rici ui:s r .hcwn th a ocnt e'lUalUM public l-ni-f u i i t!i kp of tr:ttfS pAll in tij VVrt .T 1 hrb, 1 2 r!i'. tl pat four yir; a lino et rlu( M mr.if, Lon-raMe si me, ng coraim-MaMe. an-1 h; b rlr'n Till? PT-Tn?Tf I A a. Ad JL JL-A. V I il i ! OF HAIlTFOKD, j Ta fry !2n h dfe'rea it bjt.yr h:i i-j? -,. ! pairociap ujvn a Well Tried Corporation. $10,.IT7 t; OHIO I10..177 i:. 27 ,VJ i l INDIANA 27,e?J 0 i f.r.l71 ILLINOIS C9.174 M in MICHIGAN nt.i 1.1. . . .WISCONSIN. . . . 31 IOWA iHVJ 1 0 . . . M I N N FOT A I.1G7 NEHKASKA 3.705 fa i KANSAS 3IA'I 3i....KKVITcKY.... n.(Gl ID TKXNKSSEK . . . 2i ,m M I. vsis I FFI ... 3I.22) 1.1 E.a2.13l .tVVI 10 l.lf7i ?.77: Oi) 3i.o.i .1.; 1.1AM V) 27 51 ä..i i: .i p;.i :h i 27.sn MLsSOITKI ! i.fc..T.l n. .. . AKK ANSAS ; '-IJf TEXAS ', .Vvj vi L A U A M A I fr" ti iV 111(1 I v fr."-:i -r--:- ' :S l iS ,f Pr'. " . '3 -- rr---' 4 -; r:urM rtinc !. ' t U,V1'5 1 1? rT r'' ! "lur.'djaa.i -J,. 4..4 rr !fn3'".li:vC.ri.M,m.fri - ...ir v. LEAN A; CRANK, j.i!i' . i)l!l.a WANTED. ' i p.-pc.-h c-y cM tbiC-.'.r.fliii nrki V pi t3 T- i;"-. at t-y r.-t.-ry r i Tr ? t: Sllil ,iL-llLLb T Sbil Iilil JUU fc-krry 3KI.

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CLOSING. SALB! j i at Tna GEM.1AW STORE! 1 The Untlre Stork Of this Etal!ia'nmect will be rdd r.vt ICoardlenH of Voi Be3t PPINTS iuthe city nt 6 cenUper yari; Gvvi Madder do., at Scents per yar' BEST DULAIN'ES GOOD DELAINES iiv io ti'iu -r ii. nt IU rents p-T ytr .. Fine Irene It IVXerinos, Warranted all wot I, at 15c per yard; A fcv je'? cf Fire Lae Collars and Embroideries ! ar.Ai. i.trts etc. Sr-!d nt ;.r..- e n U e D-dlp.r I l.ADIEf FINE j 1 BßOCHE SHAWLS 1 T'roni $-3 upward 1 I A Tiw LADIES AND CHILDREV3 Left, nhicli will be old much hfhwrr; J G LN TOLLMEN'S FINE WHIT); ! S H I BTS! Frrrn 70c to $1 each tho prratrst Inrr iia cvrr clTVrM in tri rr-trkrr ! (lent l Fur Collars! Hosiery, I loves, ot i o ii , v v. . 1 !? ' i'lit.,r"a l f' -j iif J r r?i Drr G-N H-..5v, f.v.j h; i a-ar rnt EnjjjasoTOnßa

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JOSEPH BCTKTIETT & CO'S Standard Preparatioua ! Coconitie, rrrtbiS, Katliitoii, Fr tic r-.Tfl'iicTi; Tooth Wash, Uorimel, j ar uir. vtv rvr3i-"K iM'iatwhit? Ext rat tri r I"'! 5 I - TTr-bt-' . M. WN'MXLY J. R. CUNINGH-M a:S--ol tt n EM OVAL. -RA.VHooks and Statiouery i To 0t I'.rr r.r-1 f rrr.r',ws rorm in vV. ', W: K Ol' ?4 IN A: t W'r: !-o will ? 2i fufu::. f-TTi IIa SILKS! GREAT SALE ry Fancy Dress Silks !j TWENTY FKK CF.N'T Itolow Origin il Cos It j KDiSALL, McDOUGAL d; CO. ,, . . , .v-t ... i'-it ..eneu uHmtotb I GREATEST BARGAIN'S T.v7 kre-.cr. ca the Taath. Black Dress Silks, 0,000 YARDS JUST OPENED AT EDSALL, McDOCGAL k CO'S HAVtyn pnrrhr.re.-l t es'-lrt f.xk rf atrtica dovn New Y-rk rt h-"al Urü:r, we pre.r1 tof fTrr tie grcAtf 1". "bs-g!- c-cr "Jta in S-perior Ht Lustre Ka-k Ir. ;t r.; -T,. Fiu'abv.pri'r -.W 5rlrr.-iid e".a::tr o ''' L"' :t'SAl-L. McfOUGAJL A CO NEW PUBLICATfONS. II TAIU'EH : MAGAZINE rOIl V. . Ii. t LClvll."'"HUV5. r. G 1 HEATEXPEG'l'ATION: Comp' in cc whvia, at BUCKiN'iHAJTS BCOIi STORK. A f AT OF THE SEAT OF WAK. larinilns rsrtrra XX VlrpirJa, andprxt c Mr7 ' - 1 "ar", j t ht ac.bcr'.'i.-,', at W. H. FrrK.TNKAV-.. j A y Ta.-U s Armv KeirdauAt?; Vc!'ir'.rli, Jtanuah N.'rt lit ITCK1N0HAM . 1 ' Aul7,C dv-tf OK SavT.E. DRESS GOODS! A Kigali, TlrDoupal X Va' i 4 SPHENOID ASOUMMENT I BRITISH. F KEN CI I AND G EU MAN Dro00 G-o odo, rmbra-.!n all ti naw st Pro."i". Prv5. Aafr:i FiUar MV.r, Ja?-a r uJarl, CIuiElnaJ, C 26 DOZEN COIiSETS, ! r.n.Kra.;r. ry nprir S'jUt. Vr.'.rn cnr-J ',atl2 M--.w" kt-! hriiVl-i.'t rrra, fr n l.'V) -nlrpi C AM It r;K' FI.OO'O I NO s : .fui r-i.-ti-. i Tinr;... INFANTS' WAlrlH. A 5i;.f-o'. 1 r-f t: ! fvrr. r.?weijik cf csbr'ii-rf 1 r ;;-r, a i I a sl."":sinl sal ru fanry inl l-i, t h-r'j rrc II pnr b'cd f r caib a lh v-ry lvr,.j pf;r4, aH i'I N a-'rrrdJr.!. FDS LL, McDOUOAL A. Co., r -4 fil ". r. Ui'i A. r-:rth f t AT Edall, nrlKiiitfal X t o's T.'.HH TAKI 5 C f BI.EAniE0 MUSLINS, 1 1 a ., T, M arl Itr. anTMill TIII UI I K MCA.-ns c; IVir Vf Valirorn. . f. 1 - JM Itah-w Uroun .Ttu-liii aVlf IVi J)c!ninf M 15 w.J t-w-. A.', tr l' . - I t4T V:T-:f I T Cr. 4-.1 si' vT-.-ri'i Lar. la !:iauM-wc-.ai f runraiTURE. 1 II E VP

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