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nishcd more particular and interesting ac-
count of that bloody and treacherous affair.
But the gloom produced by this intelli-
gcnce, is in very considerable degree dis
PEELED by advices of the subsequent naval
success of the Greeks, and the recapture of
lpsara. The gartifying news is positively
asserted by our correspondent, and is men
toned in letter from an American Gentle.
man in Smyrna, of July 90, to the Editors of
the Daily Advertiser, and also mentioned i'll
letters received and published at Boston.
The only circumstance that casts doubt up
on it is the fact stated by Captain King, who
arrived at Boston, and who asserts" that on
the Goth. when he passed lpsara, the Turk
ish fleet was then of that Island" But
there was evidently some mistake in this mat
ter, as we have letter from Constantinoplc
of the 22d. July, stating that "thc Captain
Pacha had returned to Mytclcnc to land his
wounded, and 10 rehair ,foar. .friyctcs 7Yhich
cannot keen he Sra" In addition to this, the
accounts of the Greek successes, is pulishcd
in the Grccian Gazette Extraordinary, am!
the news had caused great rejoicings among
the Greeks who had ordered Tie Deums tc
be sung. 1t appears from this paper, that
all the Grccian vessels had gone from the
other islands, to assist the lpsariots, and that
this feet after having been to Case, and saw
cd that isle, where there was an equally
brave resistance by the Casoits against the
Turks, returned to Ipsara with thcir.fleet O
upwards of eighty sail, where the Turkish
fleet was beaten with the loss of three YES
sells sunk, and the Acet put TO fight.
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PRICES OF PRODUCE

.At Wilmington and Brandyzoine.
Flour out of the wagons IS 25
Wheat (new) l O5
Corn (pcr 81 lbs.) IS
Oats Is to 30
Whiskey (per gal.) "a
Plaster (retaiD S 90
Beef (per lb.) S to
Pork 6 to 8
Lard 10 to 12i
Hams 9 to 10
Butter 10 to 12
Potatoes(per bushel.) 81 to 40
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MARRIED,

On Thursday evening, 9TH inst. by the
Rev. Mr.. Lewis, Mr.. JACOB PIERsoN to
Miss SUSANNA GooDEN, all of this borough.
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zE % q SITE g. tEA AAS5HLLlIL@ @Ne
JOSEPH SCOTT

Invites the attention Of those who may wish an
article in which beauty, durability, and cheapness
are combined, to call at his
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For the Uflmiagtonian.

"Thc man we celebrate must find a tomb,
And we who worship him, ignoblc graves
COlcDer
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.Nezv York, Oct. 4-Thc old line packet
snip Canada, arrived at this port last evening,
IN "a days from Liverpool-bringing the Ed
itors ofthe Commercial Advertiser their reg
ular supply of London and Liverpool papers,
the former to the evening of the 3oth and
the latter of September 1.
THE GREEK REVOLUTION.
With bleeding hearts our readers have
already perused some partial details of the
tall Of ipsara. Our correspondent has fur
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New and fashionable
.IEWELRY.

TENIE subscribers arc now receiving nom
4 New York ara. philadelphia al, addiena'
supuly of new and fashionable goods, consis'
Ing ia part ol l4ic following articles.
rearl, Paste, Eilageee, aud Gord Earrings
Topaz, Garnet,, Pearl aud Paste BreastiH"s
Steel Earrings, Breaslpins, Bits and Brace
let's
Coral and fancy Necklace
Ladies and gentlemens told fatentLeser
aud plain II a,elres
Fiue Gold Chains, seal, aud heys
Silver Lever, and plain Watches
Plated Caudlesticks aud Casters, Britania
1eapols
Brass Inted aud Briiauip lamps
Convex, Concavc, and Green SpcctacfesI
silver aud steel mounted
Rogers 6ue penkniySs, Razors and Seis-
surs
iIemm,ng Needles (all numbers) warranted
first quality
Ladies aud Gentlemen's Pocket Books, and
variety tancy and staple articles ~
their line-All OF " bich were carefully
selected by one of the concern in the
honhen markets, and composes the
best assortment ever offered IN this
place.
Those who may feel disposed 10 purchase
will find il 10 their interest TO give US call
as we are determined 10 sel unusually low.
WILLIAMS x VICTOR.
October % Is Ii
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NOTICE.
Nv I It.
K7lIF. first bonds taken foi

FE4iIE first bonds taken for The purchase
a. Of property ri Jantts {. .hc0rma, sac
'eiH faE dte on SatDsdag he Isn dag Of De-
eimbtr nerl, on nhitt day he Trustees uiH
attend At hs frenkiH Iiotef ia !yncas7trg tei.f
tas ooHfs, for me peft,ese If cofieeHag their
steera! amsaafs. II UU IT, fecoHtcicd ika3 me
bonds curry inierss, fromthe dGg d sale iftaeg
are not pHettaiis pad. Ia, ii.s 6toFmeiio,l
Of those 0h, may br .ispoSe3 10 iote tn i4e;r
bands be.jare hat d'y, ihote he bonds II, M
possession, and can b see. al Daaitl Bro,g,fs
store al any time. M. b. LYNCH.
November ~. tIsD
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100 prizes
l50UO blank 8

2f360 tfckcl. at So IS, SOLO
This lottery is formed by The ternury com.
binaton and Formulation OF 80 numbers. ~
determine the prizes therein, the 80 nunIhers
Will be publicly placed into n Wheel ON tie
day OF drawing, aud four OF them will be drawn
out and that ticket having Oh il the Isl ID
and Sd drawn Nos. in the order in Which
drawn, will he entitled Ia the prize OF 1850
dollars aud those five other tickets Which
shall have on thcm the same Nos. ia the io.
lowing orders, shall be entitled To the prizes
aili Acd 10 them, respectively, viz:
The lsi, Sd and I'd to $1,000
I'd, Isl and Sd 10 4GOO
%, Sd aud isI 10 5000
Sd, Isl aud 2dto 1000
Sd, Cd aud Isl ts 53S
Those sin other tickets which shall have on
them three OF the drawn Nos and those three
The Isl, I'd aid 4th, i'll one Of tGcr several OF
ucrs oil Combination or pegmutsiion, viii eaeA
lie entitled To prize OF s. 900.
Those si1 othLr tickets which shall have On
them three Of The drawn Nos. and these three
the Isl, Sd ard 4th, III some one ol thsif seN,.
raj orders OF combination OF perl'nutlon,"hl
each be entitled To 1t pIize of $50.
those sIx other tickets which skull hale On
them three Of the drawn Nos. and those lAfee
the I'd, I'd and 9TH, in some one oi ther or
Those l56 tickets uhich shall have on 'hem
two OF the drawn Nos. and those ~ o the 81
and 18th, will each lie entitled ~ Il Trlze os
S24.
Those 3l2 tickets which shall Lave or them
two OF the drawn Nos and those Two TIC u
and Sd, or I'd and 4lh, will each be cnll.'ea'S
prize OF SD.
And all those $500 tickets, having On Item
but one Of the dawn Nos. will tteh te ell"
tied 10 a prize of sd.
No ticket which shall have drawn II"
of n superior denomination, caI, he ehi.'it1"
an inferior Prize.
Prizes payable so days after the dra"'l's
and subject 10 the Usual Gcdueton Vi hilt''
per cent.
Iickct .sud sharesmay bel,ad until Mon't!
he 9th December next, at the same lrrt ~"
Uhole Tickets s3 20
Iialres . G2a
Quarters oIt
When the price will be advanced TO - %
1ackages OF ten tickets, embracing NV
Nos. OF tile lottery, which ol necessity H'"5'
draw at least Sl3 TO nett, with 70 "'"!
Chances for capitals or shares Of i'eA'ss'
may lie had at the same rate. IA
Prlzes in any OF tie lottcriesot Hr" io,a
New Jersey, Pennsy lvania, Alai4 Lana '''N
Virginia, will be received in payment.
III Orders enclosing the cash, or prizes %
above, free of postage, for tickets Of sha,'.,
will receive prompt niientiop, Il 'addresseu "
ADRIAN X. NORTH, LghelVHe,,
November 30. 90
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DRAWING OF THE
9nantico Canal Lottery Of yirg.
FOURTH CLASS

EoShl II &LASS.
HuIE subscFibers having been r,.,,,,..#,
l. superintend The drawing of N, os'l q
iioo Canal Lotiery, Fourth Class. din faoe
by certify, that the following u.ra 'e
numbers which were this day draw VIC
the twenty seven placed into the uI' ''s
viz: 'e',
81, 0. l6, IL
And tilat the said numbers wei. Dr..
the order in which they stand above ',' N
is 10 say, No. Il was the fist tina, .e s'
drawn; No. Was the second: n,
was the third /; aud No. Ii was the f,..'
and the last. '''a
Witness our hands, at the City Of Rich
nond, tins 25th day of Nov. 1874. '"
John Brocktntropyh, Jdmts Rcr6. -.
Peter y. Dand, J. H. Pitasqa's'
From the preceding certificate i, viii.
seen what Nos. were drawn from the vL.'
for determining the prizes in the ouan,'a
Canal Lottery, Fourth Glass, with IN, -.
der in which they were drawn: and n
. Manager has the honour to announce lo,c'.
public the following as the result
The ticket which drew the plize If
900 dollars, is that having on it the lb,n'
first drawn Nos. in the order in nlrcb
drawn, viz: '''''
Ell, 9. IN
The Eve tickets which draw MINI.
900 dollars, ARE ihos. h,yi,y m II VI
fhe sam. Nos. in III. other order nr ,'''"'
bination or FORMULATION, viz:
81, l6, Is 81, l6-8, 1G, ql-le o.
SO, 8, gl-iach 1000 dollars.
The six tickets which drew p,iz,s ,s
l 600 dollars are those ln nr an 'hs .",, ,' %,
ii Oh and din drawn NJ. =, s,'.,'' VI '''t I,
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ll,e Tract of Land,

com,nnnlv known bv the namr oi the Green
Bottom. Ii ing oa iiie Ohio River, epntninsg
Ietwse. i.,nr aud Eve thousand acres al
which more than eighteen hundred are SAID
To be prime low grounds. We are not Perso-
naily acquainted with this estate but II has
heen represented 10 Us as being The finest on
that part al the Ohio rfrer which - whhih ihe
lfnits of the state VI Virginia. II u SAID TO
abound in coal For many years while tbs
.f.,t. was in the hnnd. oi Colonel Wilson L.
!. shnias, To- whpm II formerly belonged, Il Is
stid 10 have been extensively cultivated ~
tobacco which when snld ~ Aew York and
Europe, ". are informed, commanded prices
equal To those nj which James River tobacco
sold II has been div ided into many smaller
tracts or lots, rs may be seen 10y plat III the
Possession ot Joiin ilannan, esa Who lives
near the land, aud who viii shew the whole
or any pari thereof TO any person drSirou, 10
view il but IL viii be sold in Ohr entire tract,
or ~ such .arls or parcels rs on the day oi
saie may be thought most likely 10 I'fodde
the best price The sale vii he ia three
equal annunl insiainents the purchasers 10
give bond with approved securities, nnd also
deeds of trust on the land ~ ,afther security
for The ultimate payment Of The purchase mo
noy. As the members of the assembly from
every part of the slaic sll BE- ia Richmond Mt
the time of the snle, persons al distance
wishing TO purchase may conveniently avail
themselves oi their agency.
JOnN COALIER, .
JOIN III. COOKE.
November 10. M4a Is
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Y.aSD and EEGNOES


- GJiEEABIi Ia an order of the county
"a court 81 Amherst, will bc sold, on the
premises, on Neducsdsy-the 2yfh day oi De
ceniher nest, on u credit of / . and 3 years,
flint VALUABLE PLANTATION wherein
Thomas johnson, dee. lormery lived, la the
county oi Amherst, within one mile oi Lynch
burg, containing 3tGi acres, lying on both
sides at Bollings creek, one halt OF which -
cleared the balance in woods and heavily
timbered. There son this plantation good
dwelling house, kitchen, snroke house mud
barn, aud all other necessary out houses, with
an apple orchard OF grated fruit OF aboHt $50
trees. There Is also first rate mill seT on
this tract, on never failing stream. Any
gentleman wishing 10 purchase land will do
well TO attend This salr, rs it will he sold with
ont reserve. Terms, will be bond with APP
proved security, with deed vi trust TO secure
The payment.
Also, will be sold, nj tie same lime and
Mace, FOUR LIKELY NEGNOES, on a Gre
dit of II months. Bond with approved secn-
rity viii be required.
BY the Commissioners.
November %. wtds
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by The President Of The Inited Suites
4 President ef the United States, do hereby
proclaim mud make known, thai n public sale
Viii he held at the turn Of JdcksUH, the seat
al government OF the state of Mississippi, on
the Grd MOnddg in Decembtr Hcrt, for the dis
posal OF the land situate in the following DIES.
crihcd townships and fractional townships in
the district OF lands ceded To the United states
by the Choctaw Indians, viz
Edst Of HE .Htridim line Of he District HcSt
Of Peod Rirer.
Fractional townships Nos. II, II, l6, & II,
Of range No 4
III, l., III, n II,
oil range No.
Uesi Of he Meridian Line ofHe ChoctoU Dis
trir'
Townships No. J, &, 0, 10, and l.,
ol runge No.
-, 4, 9, and 70, .
Il, :, aud @, 3
East OF HE Meridian Limo Of The Ch0cidir DIS
friet.
Township. No 7,s, 10, II 10, of range No. |
Tho lands reserved by law for the use Of
schools, or for other purposes, will be eHClu-
ded from the sales, which will commence
with the lowrtt numherot section, township,
aud range, aud wIl proceed in ocular hume
rienl order.
Given under my hpnd, ut the Cityof Wash.
jiugion, this fifteenth day OF July, \ u. lH2l
JAMES MONROE.
By the President
GEORGE GRAHAM,
Commissioners of the Gen. Land Dfice
Aug. -. wtUs 3
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Strayea or Stolen.

ExYRon NV hnuse in Amherst county
l. about the fifst of October last, small
lay MARE, about four feet ten inches high
lauf years old Last. spriur--no while h"fs ~ ..
i1al her, with lest aud legs blhok. nhi
give - liberal rrmnrd Tor nef delivery 10 nc
II stolen. Will give Liberal r.~ard iof The
apprehension oi Tie thief
JESSIE WooDnoof.
NnVnnher %. 81 10
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Also, one other Yvact,
Virginia, 10 wit /;


al court holden for PiHsgiranio countg,
on Monddy The 2oh day Of September,
1874:
Samuel PannIl aud s8mupl Stone, Int
partners and acting aud irnding under the
sts IL aud FRA OF Samuel Pannil & Go.
Plaintiffs,
Against
Francis Simpson and William Simpson,
Defendants.
~ CH.1NCERY.
The defendant Francis simpson, not hnv.
Ing entered his appearance aud given secnr,-
" according 10 ttr art oi assembly and rules
of this conrt, and it appearing 10 the sasisfac
ton of the court, that he is not an iuhahitant
of this commonwealth, on motion oG the
plaintiffs, byltctf council II is ordered, tint
the eaid detendaut, Frnncis Simpson, do m
pear here on the third Men,iay ia January
next, and answer the plaintiffs bin, aud TINT q
copy oil this order be forthwith inserted IN one
al the newspapers printed in i.ynehbarg, Tor
eight weeks successfully
Copy
WILL, TtNSTALL, (. P. {.
October 10. wsw 10
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4 certain piece OF Ground

situated on 2nd street, in the town of Lynch.
burg, containing ~ feet u inches iront on
said street, and extending back 49, feet, and
being par of Lot No 20. Acting as trustee !
shall convey surh title only as is vested ia mt.
THOMAS WATT, Trustee.
NnVetnhcr 10 IN ~
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ALSO another DWELLING
s5traNed oV Stolen.

an Monday The 9Th Instant, from the
~ suhser,her Ia Lynehburs, II CHEsNtI
SORREL HORSE, With some white ih his
face, also grey har's IN his lace, suppose 10
years old, ii no more suppose Ia feet 10
Inches high his gait is sometimes pace aud
sometimes tro, ; he shows the riiHt OF
plangh gear in places asnre about midway
his back shod before lie formerly belong
ed 10 MIR. John Watts, OF this county. lie
took oii IA toierahle good old saddle, whipped
on the hind part one small striped saddle
blanket also Two cid pieces ot blank cts,
which has been bed blankets a red Cir,ingle
on the saddle which has been broken and
mended again one girt he eau jump smart, =
~ when at home apt 10 he misghievous |
expect he Is king about in the neightoar.
hood OF Lynchhufg Il any person Will deli.
yer me the said horse aad articles above uanl-
ell, or conlrise Ae word, si,,'i los hond ,omely
Rewarded W Wal. A *, .}eehtta,
Near he gtdiar .i9lis
November 10. i5wis
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October %

pY virtue Of deed oftrust folly exeoat
ID ed, according TO law, by Philip Rose 10
Larner Watson, aud assigned by said Watson
10 Hugh Rose, aud for the purpose al cifec
iuating the provisions of said Trast, shall
proceed TO sell for cash, at The House OF Phil
ZIP Rose, in the county of Rockingham, North
Carolina, on Friday the Sd December next,
ii iaif, ii not the ncA, ensuing fair day, the
following personal e-state,
10 wit the whole OF the live stock of said
Philip Rose, hogs, horses, cattle aud sheep,
al the Household and Kitchen furniture, and
plantation utensils, The terms of sale will be
cash. The title to the property supposed 10
he good, but only II special warranty will be
given by me, as Trustee.
NATHANIEL w. HENRY.
November IL. tdsl4
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WILL, BE SOLD,
aN the PERSONAL Estate,
Notice


ny virtue of deed OF trust executed by
49, Ambrose Rugkcr, Tor certain purposes
therein expressed, mus which u oi record IN
the clerk $ Office al the county CONT OF Am
horst, the subscribers viii expose to sale, by
way oil public auction, on Tuesday the 1h
day ul December neNt, il fair, II not the next
far day, nj the residence OF seidkuckcr, III the
county of Amherst, all The stock Of Horses,
Co'e', Hogs amt Shttp, n Voke Of Oren. Also,
a set of BH71k S.mTUS' roofs, together
with great variety of PL3NI11ION l.
TENSiLS, HOTSEHOLD HyAD hITCHEN
FURNITURE, mud - number ol Mt,0i,s too
numerous IL insuft IA mn advertisement.
tERMS~-All sums under go, cnsh-over
that sum a credit oi IL months viii be given,
The purchaser giving bond with approved Sc
curiiy, The sale will he continued from day
10 day till all is sold.
JOHN MliiER,3 7.,..,s..
ID. H. EDLEi,
November IL wtdsll
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LAND FOR SALE,

aHilE Subscriber offers for sole, A TRAC1
~ OF LAND, IN the county OF bedford, ON
1dule Otter, containing q acres. There are
So OF 40 of rich bottom, on creek running
through The centre OF The plantation. III"
upland - good, aud considerable portion pt
excellent lobi Geo land 10 clear. It's u kind
soil, easily cultivated, producing hnc crops,
aud within a tnilc aud II hall oi the town ot
Liberty where there isalNnys n market for NIL
surplus, cora. oals, hay, &c sc. made on the
plantation. Numerous fine springs, and every
DIES, rptiou 81 iru, trees,
Also, one other Tract,
in said county on falies creek, on which
the subscriber resides containing 6lo acres
There Is an elegant mill site ION the creek run
Mug through the iond, where commence.
meni was made by ldrmcr owner. There
nre about 81 acre, OF bottom lnnd on the
creek, winch producers elegant tobacco. The
larger part oi The plantation hnNin been It
Gently cleared, i Ia good heart, producing
good crops. bargain may he had IN these
lands. ROBERT I. Penn.
November 3. WV -
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10y virtue OF a deed upon trust executed
ID by Edward Lynch, bearing date the 10th
september, III aud OF record "a The bn'tings
el,url office Of Lynctbnrg, for the purpose OF
SECURING the payment at sundry debts therein
mentioned, 10 Wm AoIsell, shall proceed
10 sell, To the highest bidder, for ready money,
Mt Inblic auction, on Saturday the 18th day
Of De-ember, 1874, Of fair, If not the uext fair
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NEW STORE.
Staple and Fancy Goods

lHiE subscriber is now iecel,ius, IN the
il house lately occupied by Mess. Campbell
d t.seenwsy, next door Ia aiessrs. Cal = Bui-
Iucks', a lnrse aud Eeneral assorimenl VI
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EaN aaiA Winter Goods.

AMONG WHfCH mr.
snperGnc blue and black Broadelolhs,
do do do Cas- .incres.
pelisse Cloths,
Cassinctis,
Drab aud Olive Cords,
super Valencia A.st.ngs,
Common do
Narscillesy
/ Flanuels,
Booking and Drapery Eaizes,
Rose and Point blnnkets,
PLAIN and figured Bombazettes,
Bumbazcens,
Waterloo Shawls,
Irish Linens,
Diapers,
CambrlG DImity,
White and colOred Domestic,
Cotton Hose,
AOrstcd do
DO Slate color,
silk do
Gloves,
An elegant assortmen of CaIicoet,
Printed MusIinsd
Cambria Muslin,
Jnckouett do
Null do
Plain Book do
Figured do
Canton Grape,
Grape Shawls,
imitation .hawls,
smile Velvet do
Ieia Handkerchiets,
Oauze do
Barge do
flom do
Iamboured Swiss Muslin do
superb assortment Of Ribbons,
thcnelIe Cord,
Gimp,
An assortment Of Fancy work Boxes,
Black and white Italian Grape,
Green, black and White Gnu8e,
stripe Velum do
300 pair Mems Shoes and Brogues,
5o0 do Ladies do
Cotton Yarn,
Cotton and Wool Cards,
Wool Hats, white and black,
Fine Beaver do
Al 81
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Cheap Groceries.


Y.HE SUBSCRIBER has just received, in
II addition 10 his former stock OH hand,
500 sacks real Liverpool Salt, largest size,
Is hhds superior Jamaica y ST CroiA Sugars,
4 do superior Orleans do
l5 bids and tierces superior loaf and lump
ditto,
90 bags and g tierccs best green Coffee,
. bags old white Lu2uira do
10 boxes Chocolate, No. to No. 3,
80 do Gunpowder and Imperial Tea, i'm
ported III September 1924, the latest aud
best cargo III market,
90 ,i1pound boxes GiunIuwder aud Imperial
Tea, selected tor family use,
10 bags Pepper aud Pnento,
8 do White Race Ginger,
80 boxes 1aliow aud Spermaceti Candles,
so boxes aud 10 casks real Goshen Cheese,
Indigo, Madder, Alum and Coprtras,
Teal Durham Mustard,
Fig Blue aud Starch,
= pipes old MADEIRA " iue,
9 do do Teuerile do
Q do do Sicily Madeira do
Is bbis and pipe real Malaga do
pipe very superior old Coguac Brandy, 9Th
proof,
pnncheons old JamNica and Antigua Rum
! pipe real Holland Gin,
Blister and German Steel
Together riM general assortment of
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pevioAicaA hiterature

1,sfolIowing periodical works are publish.
ia, q ttffELL, al hi bookstores, IS Ches-
net. Philadelphia, andIn Trenton, aud BY
xoaals nG~RY, % Broadway, New Yoi K
tSERAt. Terms or SUBSCRIPTIONS
Va Subscriptions "'llbe received To- less than
|. ,oh,,ne, aud they must begin with the begin.
|nnt ola volume. No subscription viii be DIS
.,i,n,ei until all a,rearages have been pliG +,
|. ,dnoe S notice mas been given before the
/ .nneaee alent OF a new volume.
i All letters addressed TO the publishers are to
b. post pad = -. .,
/ al forwarded BY mail as soon as published.
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NO w MS


Rich figured Gfos de Naples Robe,
do do. white and cold SATIN do.
A large assortment of black aud fg'd Gro.
dc Naples, some Of " aich vii be sold
very low,
Rich figured and shaded eros D'Ete, a
fashionable article,
Shaded bmbre, f,shianahle article.
Plain and figured Bon,bazeltcs, all shades,
Al low priccA,
A. Roder' rI;lin. black do.
B'"heley's hrge figured do. some La
fhycite patterns,
Cd IN 10 Merino shaplx,
Plain, figured add black G cashmere do.
Cot III and Horsted IIuiscry, chidrens do.
splendid assortment English Thread La
ces aud Edsings,
do. do. do. lns"rliugs and trimmings,
Colored and black Bombaz,ites aud Yet.
srteens,
handsome assortment OF FIRST quality shell
tuck aud SIDE Combs.
/ iticl Ribbons and Iancy Handkerchief,
London aud J. MS Fall Prints and Calicocs,
/ Al and g ! .iambrics and Jaeonrts,
! Cheap B,bk and Null Musi0s,
Car INA Piads and Cifrassian Stripes,
! Nlh numerous aiiictrs ada pied to The
/ s"ason selected in New York aud Phila-
dolphin, and viii be- offered ri cbrap rat, ).
Those DESTROYS ol pun cbasins good bar gaiLs
viii End them ~ The Subscribers.
W. MCKEE & J. q. MEEH.
October 3. tsa