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Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-08-12

DAN AWAY from tie subscriber on Saturday night
4 T. the 9It inst NATHANIEL DnEw Indicated appren-
,lce the Brikmakag BNsnsss. The clothes he took
with him. as far a rccoeced, are, two black rounda
bouts and Of blue cassinet new broadcloh coa
yellow waisic0a three pairs of haniaoons one ct which
is natural coored French ng one OF Russia sheetng,
aud ore Of blue and white stripe lrr hat half worn.
pair of ne laced HE had also double cascd silver
watch, ma, ked in the face with " NoRros, LosDcs" He
upw ards of 90 od has about 10 months serve,
is ahout feet ncie9 high, OF light complexion teck
led When spoken 10, has down look
The above reward will be paid if he is secured in any
ai that can get him. and brought hcme to mes 1T
Wilmington, Del all reasonable charges viii be paid All
ne sons are forbidden TO harbor him.
1t is expected lie has gone TO Philadelphia Bal lmcrc
Lancaster. EASAU COKE,
August 12, 1923 81 #
The Iancasser Inellgcnccr win insert the abpye pnr
times, and send the bill this oiice-it will be mmea
a,ely paid.
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-08-12
Notice as -Hcrcby Give,,

FESO the Freenen Ish,ants Of Ne Castle County, who
are qualified 10 for members of the General AS
semby, THAT AN ELECTION will be held at
the same time, and at The same lAces, and in the
manner, that Senators and Representatives. for the said
county are chose for the purpose OF elec,ng, Com
soners Of the Levy Court and Court Of opeal in the
said county, two eood and substantial Frceholders esid
ing APPOINTMENTS ilundred; goud subs anai
Freeholer residing in Mill Creek I.unlre and one good
aud substantial Freehoer, residing in New Castle Hun
ded to supply the vacancies occssan,d hy the death of
epi amin Marley, the expiration of terms for which
William Welon, ID. James Chambers aud i,lsia Iusts
elected Commissioners in the SAD Levy Court and
Court Of Appeal
L. Stockton,
Ci,k qf,Ae Peqce FIR .Atsv Caste COUNTY,
New Castle, Aug g. 1850
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-08-12

F05abihnes. will the erudte Editor Of the Delaware
Sona be good enough to tell his readers what are facts
anu what probabilities :and if he please the precise
number that It takes to make Z" parcel Of Adams men,
Ia late number. we said that parcel of Adams men
"ed meeting Valley Forge Bradford says this is not
a"aci," because there were 5000 persons" there oil
WON nearly 5000 dned"lf he means that q" 5000
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-08-12
llYOl'ylDyho

VH~liE subscribers beng desirnus ut declining the mer.
chantIie business a, St. Georges, Delaware offer
p waite sale .hcir stock OF goods. This stand is acknow-
edge TO be of the best the county for business and
will be much improved upon the opening OF The Canal
there situation the Canal that Ill afford good
opportunity for extensive business being done in
the gram and !anber way. :
lease for the ore Houses will be given TO the pur~
chaser ol the gouds.
John Sutton & Son.
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-08-12

Ertract ef letter from Jfr. Edwin C. Estiss
dated .4thsns, .atb. May s7, 1923.
10 my certain knowledge, the Panacea Par.
ker's,) has effected cure in case of Rheumas
ilsm OF 10 years standing, during which time, the
patient was under the care Of as eminent physicie
ans as any country can boast; was twice salliyat-
ed. Two bottles snatched her as it were, from the
grave, and restored her to perfect heatth.'
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-08-12
Notice Is Hcrcby Gircn

r1TIAr the Levy Court and Conr' OF Appeal of New Cas-.
tie County, viii meet ihr Court House, in the town
New Castle, Iaes9ay the son day If September uer,
which time and rlre the Assessors Of the several Hun
d eds sad county required attend, take the oath
Of Office and instructions for the performance Of
heir duIe ei Assessors.
T. Stockton,
Clerk qr.ie Pace for Nsv custie Counss,
New Castle, Aug 6, 1S}5-53.
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-08-12

TIE .qlsm8 on their tucks We stop the press "a
announce the cheering intelligence that the Jackson ticket
for The Legislature of Louisiana has succeeded far t.
give decided Jackson majority in both houses Mr.. Lv
ingson will dcnbess be the Senate Of the u s.
An things look we'll in Lousana.-Who doubts now, that
the electoral vote of that state will be given to Jackson
We shall oo. every day for accounts from Kentucky y
f Barry is elected, the Coalition viii give up the contest
II is even whispered that MIR Adams will NOT return te
Washington should this be the case.-ls new house al
Quincy is be Immediately arranged for the reception
family of an Ex President
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-08-12

Mr. Adam7 passed bv the Hickory Po'e at Glasgow few
days sine. He got oil his horse look it, II he had
lad spade perhaps he would have taken OIL his coat
he did to tie Mctory Rcotit by the time he returns
um regulating the elections at the North, Old Pencalcr
will have OK roasted to regale his oliactofes he
passes BY.
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-08-12

Dr. ARMSTRONG have been few IF the coalition
tools who have cured moFe and who have secured more
infamous fame than this And he ike all the rest
who practice much industry in con,riyng elecioneerng
bes has private vengence TO execute on the Ten
ncsaec Farmer hopes for golden harvest from the con
necnt fund. appoint TO make "consrncIive Jour-
nies" This Dr. Armstrong. like Jim SMek Got whom we
made report last week. was once attached to jackson"
army in The capacity of srgeon mate lie proved himself
coward (S as such things always are bra"ier and was
at length obliged leave the army under circumstances al
togeher dissgreab'e lie theref'e akesreprisa upon
his commander in the blackest spirit Of malice, for his own
want Of courage.
60 Jim socs abused Jackson hecaus; he was whipped
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-08-12
s8!2 03

ARCHIE N.D ARMSTRONG;
LEVI SPRINGER, n C1mmlss!9neys.
WILLIAM ARMSTRONG.
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-08-12

We have very sictty Cabine, at present We believe
nearly all It's mcubers gone to Of the springs
for their healh QueyeWha' is she Of the disease
that affects ,lem thus periodically land how strange it
IS that these periods Of affection should always immedi-
ately proceed he time of importa elections 1t is really
stckiy taueas. sprag going 6u Sisss neg ceiling, ect.
oneertng bargaining sort OF Cabinet.
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-08-12
40 DOLLARS REWARD.

81. Georges, ing 9 1828--59.-3t
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-08-12
L. Stockton,
A. ~

Cir,k qf,Ae Pence FIR .st4v Castle County.
New Castle Aug 6. 1850
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PROVIDENCE SATURDAY MORNING,
"The Eagle has fallen," said she, "and

"The Eagle has fallen" said she, and
where shall oreon's daughter 60! his eye
looked at the sun-his soul was like the ocean
his voice was like the cooing Of the dove
when frueenot smiled; but. when angry, his
speech was like the roaring ws,srs--where
shall The child Of Oreon go!'
"And is he dead" cried Julian in indiserib-
able agony, "Oh then my vow is registered! /!
No change-no recall he's gone to bear my
promise with him into another world, his dark
shadeas it wanders IN the ghostly regions will
often think on my words. and as often as he
repeats them to himself, shall his pale vi
sage be lighted by smile! Oh irrsvocaLIe de-
ctee' Mary! Mary! thou Angel cf Des,h, if
thou still lingersst near thy PROSTATE victim,
and has, another shaft in thy CULVER hurl it at
this heart. Oh life! life thou insspportable
burthen!''
Thus he went on lameniing his unkind fate,
until exhausted nature threw herself into the
arms Of Morpheus.
[ro BE CONTINUED
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EYrn&TITrrRM.
CALEB &. COOKE,

VXTOULD in frm his friends and The pubic eencraiy,
wv that he has now hand AT his ware room. No lO
Westminster street, r, east of the Unversst Chapel, an
elegant assortment of Furniture Of his own Manufacture,
made of the very best of II Domingo Mahogany and war
rented among which patterns for side boards,
Centre Tables Warlroes GreciaI SOfs Mahogany French
pannelled Beistaads, which he viii sell low.
~ u. Particular attention pld TO manufacturing to oder,
Furniture n any dcecrii,n, short notice. &C u WI
attend 10 all the duties ofa undertaken, such as nakngCoi
fins, attending Funerals, procuring l!earses Sc wheh re-
quesed -
MAHOGANY.
c. G. Cooke, also niends Keeping general Mahogany
lumber yard, in of his Furniture Ware Room, he has
now on hand abt tbmsand feet Of -. Domingo ana
BAY Mahogany, saved in Bolrls, Plank and Jos branch
and shaded Vencefs very hthdsone, suitable Tor Caone
ankers Machine makers aud Bui,r generally, Mahogany
furnished the log and saved to any dmlnutions at shor
notice. Orders particulirly aitendedto
anr;i q 3n.
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CABINET rURNITURN
NJ 90 MOAN SrHEnr

yuyUE ,sclers grateful their friends and The public
ff past patronage, respectfully inform them, ta iiey
keen always on hand supply Of fashionable and common
Furniture, nude of the best mteraS anu from te newest
and most approved patterns, ainong winch are
Ward Robes and Sofas,
Ss,a S;5n: and Tables
Bureaus, various patterns and sizes,
Work Tables, B.. Sc. 49,
Those in want of any articles in line, will find to
their interest give call before purchasing, as we are
determined sell as clenp any regular Cabinet Maker III
this town aud our Furniture being manufactured inine-
liaelv under our own direction will be warranted equal
hath in materials and workmanship, TO any made In this
country. =,
Orders from distance will be thankfully received and
punctilally attended TO- ,, . ,s,.,,, , ,,,,,ox
NAV Z Nv. SAMUEL JOSEPH RAWsON.
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,SxROOTS g. SHOES IN


r T.. H. RICHARDSON, has the pleasure Of inform
" ing his friends and tire public, that he has taken the
adinna store No Jl to 1873, Washington Street, Boston,
directly oppne to the Old south Church, for the express
purpose OF accommodating those who purchase for the coun
try retail trade, and hopes by constant unremng aen
tion to all orders, to receive share of public tavors
CONDITIONS.
Under 500 Cash,
Over 100 months,
800 months.
Any article in his line, furnished the shortest notice.
on HAND,
compe,e assortment Of Ladies' black, white and Pearl
coored heel and spring hesl slippers.
Misses and Chlren's lick, red and blue Lestry, and
Denmark Satin heel aui spring Slippers.
Morocco, KID, American and Russia Calf walking Shoes
and heel pumps with good assortment of Chidren's red
yellow green blue and cOored ootces, and ance strap
Shoes.
Geniemens fine calf horse hide, and seal skin Boots.
ALSO.
Philadelphia Baltimore and NewYor< Sole Leather shoe
Thread and Lining Skins, Cocnea Solver, all Of those ar
tclcs warranted firs, rate
J. f. H. n. requests those who wish 10 purchase, to call
and examine his stock, AS is fresh and direct from the di
ferent manufactures.
All those who will favor him with their ORDERS shall re-
ceve the most strict attention.
Boston, Nav 20
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UNITED STATES HOTEL.

ATA TIMOTHY b. REDMOND informs his friend
ssm and the public that he has opeued his establish
:1s ment, No. l7s, ls0 Pearl street, and No. l45 on
Water street, city Of New York, and invites them to
their patronage. generous community here have wei
coined him hck his accustomed labor in their service, and
he hopes that travellers will unite with the respectable ct
zens OF This city, in bestowing him their encouragement
and Indemnify as far may be for the wrOngs he Inns sf
fercd beyond the power Of jury Ia redress.
His household in order, and his accustomed abun
dance aud varieties in the arder and cellar will be provid
ed as belnre his unparalleled persecution.
New-York, march 10 6m
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NEW ESTABLISHMENT.


coscH CH9JsE, 9.ND SiG.v PAINTER,
nNFORNS The citizens Of Providence and Is vicinity That
be bqs established himself In Providence In the building
of Messs Moses md Samuel Gud, ~ rear O' Neymrse,-
street and No. . souh Oagc street, where he carries on
fe above iSine in all IL bauthes Having had ang ex-
perienrc in the business he trusts that he wiz I've enabch To-
rye entire sn,sctnn 10 ise who may be pleased to eni
poy him. Cinmges Clises &c repanted ri short noiee,
aud on the nlost accommodating terms. Aprn2
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NOTICE

rs hereby given, that NJ. Visror ofProvdenee has this
day assigned hi, property TO u.s. the sb'criber', for the
benefit Of hs eredo specified in the deed Of ss,snment
An person. indebted him. having his property in their pos
GEO. s. RATtIB0NE,
CARY DUNN,
Inn. On dssignees.
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FANCY PAINTING.

A9 Iss HARRIET BROwNELL, having removed hd
lVN school No rs weybossercet, her ms, course
Of lessons b,ng expired he will commence her second eo"'s
on Saturday next ah inst when sll those Young Lsd, snd
Mise, that wish improve opportunity so ia,orshe o. &c
ouns the elegant brsneb Of painting iss nest And
net are requested 10 cell. "v N'
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NOTICE.

TuNTlE Propi Of the PAvILIoN has recently erected
wharf or landing place, for the accommodation oi gen
teel parties sailing upon river.
Al low tide keep the canne OF the river Tor about one
mile then steer directly for the landing place, upon which
red signal flag will constantly be hoscd -
Is. Il. FOSTEK.
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EMORY WASHBuRN.

COUNSELLOR ar EAW,
MAS removed 10 WoRcEsrEa, (i1ss.) where ne ihs
H opened an ol,ce, and win faithfully attend 10 any
prnfe ssonsl business committed " hs charge
Reference In Providence TO Cd. J. d. Woop and JosT
WfLpEn, ESP
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PR0YiDENCE FLO4TI.NG BATH


TuyHE proprietor having just fitted up his spacious FLOAT
ii ING B,THISG HoUsE, respectfully informs the La
dies and Gentlemen Of Providence, and It's vicinity, that II
will be locate In the Cove, nj the foot o yhrauon street,
and in the re N OF the Exchange Bunk. The bu dns
yided with every convenience VIII stand on where the
current ,iro from its ril situation cannot i To M
vite the conplny o those who pcice cold wafer Bating
The ap utn the Ladies ani Gentlemen are separa
ed In an ecctul manner, and In which are appropriated
for the form,r viii under any circumstances a any Time
ne occupied by gent men.
he proprietor having prepared this comfortable house tor
those disposed enjoy the luxury OF the COLI bath or shower
hath datte, himself that he will he literally rewarded by
1he patronage ola generous public.
TERMs-Season Tickets So, single tickets 2 l-2 cents
ten tickets 81.
The House will be open every msrning from sunr sc un
n o'clock r. NJ except sundays, on which days win
Rlose nj y O'Clock, \, NJ. june -
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PROPOSALS,

B,yOR publishing by subscription An Historical Account
a. OF the Greek Revolution, from It's commencement
January, 1918, by SAMUEL G. HOWE, M. d. Surgeon
IN the Greek service.
TERMs-.t WIN be published in octave volume, Of
about four hundred ases neatly printed good paper.
Price 20 subscribers, 80 80.
Subscriptions Tor the work, viii bs received by Thomas
A. Webb, NJ. ID. Martin Robinson, A. 8. Beckwith, Brew
er Wilcox, Hutchens Cory Provdence-J M'iniire
Pawucket, and by the principal booksellers throughout the
United States. n march IL
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COPARTNERSHIP.

HYHE ssc have entered into copartnershp for the
purpoe o manufacturing Machinery, under the name
Elm Street Machine Manufacturing Co. and have located
themselves on Em-street Eddys Point where they VIII he
happy 10 answer any calls from their friends IN town or
country, for the above mentioned business
JOHN :. EDDY,
JAMES BROWN,
EBENEZER WRIGHT.
EDWIN FIELD.
Wanted by the above, quantity Of Chesnut Log stui fo
Cards. for which cash will be paid. 6w2aw. June H.
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PORTER, PALE ALE, NEWARK ClDER
NUM WALL has constantly on hand Bottled Porier,faie
wv Ale aud Newark Cider of the very best qoahly-
wholesaler retail. 13South Mah-suecI
nav 81 Pm
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NOTICE

WyHE subscribers have entered into coartncrsip uhher
the firm and style of I,urnfon and Eiihdt, and wil
hereafter transact the business of Book Binders and station.
ers nnder that name THOMAS H. BURNTON.
iune 25 CHARLES ELLIOTT.
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AN EXPOSITION,
HAF the Old and New Testament wherein each chapter
" summed up in is contents the sacred text inserted
at large, in distinct paragraphs each paragraph reduced lis
proper heads, the given and largely illustrated with
practical remarks and observations, by Matthew Henry
minister Of the gospel edition edited by the Rev.
George Burden and Rev. Joseph Huehs, A. NJ. with tie
life OF the author by Rev. samuel Palmer, Vols and Of
the above work, are published received by
A. s. BECKWITH,
July9 No. 10 Market street
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NOTICE.

VUNHE copanerhip heretofore existing between the sub
Il scibers under the firm Of J. Z. HOWELL, was di
solved y mutual consent the 10Th instant. The business If
the late firm will be settled by c. f. HOWELL, who duty
authorized for thu purpose. J. B. HOWELL,
lime o. G.. +. HOWELL.
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bELLEPUE HOTEL, NEwPoRT, (R. ~
TuyIE Public ARE RESPECTFULLY informed that the NEW O

bFIIETUE HUTEL, NEWPOhT, IN, EI -
VUNIE Public RESPECTFULLY informed that the NEW IIO
TEL IN this town, vii be opened on the LIST Of July,
under the suprhtcndance Of Mr. Y. RouILLARD an expe
rcnced Landlord, who win hmscflo give satisfaction
In addition the Table d. Hote, private Dinner and Sup
per Parties I've accommodated Also, Soups aud Coffee
AT all hmfrs
Liquors, these Of every description usually found In
pectabie Taverns.
The REApiNo ROOM viii contain the New.Yotk. Bos
ion Providence and Washington and other Southern
and Eastern p1rcr.
BOARD on reasonable terms furnished by the day, week
year.-The Beds and Hair Mattresses, entirely new.
Newport June IL
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SOUTHERN CORN, RYE & OATS,
IN Lots to suit purchasers for sale accommodating
i terms, BY f.. 8. CHURCH,
July 81 Long Wharf.
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RUM.
II AND'NG fton Soop Venus, 10 hhds New. England
Rum for sale by GEO. =. RATHBONE,
Julv2 u South Water st.
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WHITE LEAD
81 BBLS. English White Lead ground in OIL landing
- Soop Venus, and for sale by -
July No. II South Water 1T.
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FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
RICHARD RUSH.

The present able and efficient Secretary Of the Treuu
ry-snd fearless advocate Of the Interests
and Honour of his Country
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Cheap New Goods.
Milton Hall,

Has just receired on Consignment, nnd
uU sell The foltolcing GOODS Uery iotc
for Cash or short credit:
pLACK broadcloth, from $50 TO SIS, OK.
- cellent; blue do. from so 10 50; steel
roiIed 81 cassimeres from 4s 10 7s6; sat.
tinett from Us TO 4s; good calico at l6 cts yd,
bleacbed shifting from - TO - cts; brown
shooting 80 inches wide Is cts Berkloy era.
watts 50 dozen; silk hdkfs from - TO lsG; sat
tnett vests ut 4s6, Merseiles do y; Us; duck
trowsrrs at 4s6; bone peaiacket buttons at
e., ,l21 gross metal and gilt coat buttons firm
80 cts 10 $3.50 gross; suspenders from 6s %
l0s6 don; 100 bores hooks and eyes froN 10
cts TO IL cts box; pearl buttons 20 cts gross;
patent thread e7lctslb.; vest patterns 65l cts;
1000 skeins silk az cts skein; German gloves
at % pair, buckskin st 3s6, beaver from is "a
30 pair; 50 gross wooden buttons at 10 cts.
gross; $1,000 Russia quills at 7s6 1900; nee.
dies from No ! TO 10, at Is 200; warranted
lead pencils for IL cts dozen; warranted ra.
lors for 2sJ; shaving boxes & brushes; knives
Il forks from 80 cts to So sett; pocket kaiyes,
pen knives, brass candle sticks, brass andirons,
shovel and tongs, states and pencils, iron and
Britt&nia spoons, so boxes shaving soap from
6s to So, so box; 40 boxes half spanish cigars
at 81 ,25 cts go in box; good Spanish do.
from ,25 TO S4 box; beys shoes for 50 cts;
boots for z so; 40 pair ladies' prunolla walk.
ing shoes at Sl,l24 pair.
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Cloth Dressing----ln digo
Blue Diving.

THE subscriber Informs his friends and
. .he public generally, that he carries
on the CLOTH DRESSING BUSINESS
IN all is various branches, at the UNION
FACTORY, Portsmouth Il. l. where all per
SONS may be assured their work will be
done with 'ispatch and in the neatest man
ner-.or 20 pay-ss he has employed msn
competent to the business, who has had a
long experience in coloriDg end dressing
Cloth OF every description. Wool carded
into Rolls in the best manner, and with
promptness, al the customary prices. All
Goods entrusted 10 his care will be finish
ed as cheap as at any other establishment
Goods intended for the Factory may BE-
left with Edward Stanhope, Bioad-slreet,
or Bobert K. Carr, Ferry wharf, Newport
George Lswton, Tivcfton, and Jeremiah
Clifford, Bristol Ferry, where they will be
taken by the subscriber, finished and re.
turned. Carpets made to order, in sups
rior style from any pattern, and at short
notice. MOSES IAWVON.
Portsmouth, Oct 25, 1897.
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VUNUIIWHE.

2 hair cloth Sofss q, $40; I do. Couch gar;
common Sofa sl2; 2 Secretaries, II q Is
dollars; wash stands and toilet tables; low
French, field and high post bedstcsds from
to Q dollars; Bureaus from X to j. dolls;
elegant Sdeboard S75; portable desks; com.
mon, breakfast and dining tables, from $50 to
g 80; kitchen, common, fiagbottom chairs,
fiom 2s TO u dols, common, Rossis and live
geese feathers constantly on hano, from IL TO
80 cts 10; new and second hand beds; sroeke.
ry and glass ware, wholssals or retail, con-
snntly on hand. Looking Glasses of eli kinds
from TO 2J dollars.
Good Lisbon Wine Cs gallon; Boston bay
msckerel No 4; 90 bushel peanuts; beef, pork
and groceries; Canal -four; 20 tubs butter,
new aud second hand clothing, new and sec
ond hand watches; books, writing and letter
paper; one bo1 and two Frsnklin stoves
Cash paid for old watches. Libvral edysn,
cos made on consignmeDts. Jan 10.