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COMMUNICATED
CODE OF LAWS FOR THE DlSTRlI J.

Nh. .Snoloden:-Y correspondent 80
o." in his remarks upon the subject OF the OO1'
of Laws for the District on Saturday last, ."
handing you for publication a commu8cauo'
which appeared in the National Intelligence.
says " | concur most fully with him in the oE
Mon that the better way is to let Congress pa
the Code and afterwards have eXpungeo
amended what may be deemed objecuonao'
cannot but express my surprise at such anu
Mon, because suppose that both OF these y"
tiers have seen the remarks Of the Hon, tDa'
man of the Committee on the District oil ~
lumbia, (Mr. Chambers,) on referring the ~.
to that Committee. In that speech he EXPIRE.
declares the reference to that Committee
for the purpose of giving to the people "H y
portunity of proposing to the COMMITTEE gu
amendments as may be deemed necessary! :,
doubling that amendments were neces'"' L.,
the greater perfection Of the system, pelo'e
are finally acted upon;" and that, theie'O'' .,
is his opinion that amendments if any ar a
cessary, should be made before, and not o.,
the Code is passed. Mr.. Chambers IS kno"'
be a warm and decided friend to this D','
and in every thing that relates to il eXceeu'. =.
liberal. He is DESTROYS that this Code OF - =,
should be made as perfect as possible az" .,r
conform to the wishes of the people as ''s r,1
as practicable, before they are passed. :,,,
knowing the difficulty there will be in oD'" ,E,
amendments after they are passed: and ii I' w.
views | heartily concur And the nece'', fs1
this course will appear more manifest u ,,,s
one who will read attentively the comm, D.
ton of GA Subscriber" upon this suOJ's4a
your paper Of the 9TH inst, The dHs'eN'
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The last Virginia Legislature appropriate
$4,000 to carry free blacks to Liberia ~,
Fredericksburg Arena says: :" Not a dollar ~
it. to the best Of our information, has been draw,
the boon being perfectly neutralized--converag
into a mere mockery-by restricting it to spcl
as were free at the passing of the Act. savs.
enough would have been given up by lbpfr
masters-and gladly given up-to absorb he
whole: not single free person has offered him
self for emigration at the charge of this fund
The $4,000 lie untouched in the Treasury. An
equal sum for the present year, and the negt
We presume will do likewise"
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Mr.. G. L. Stevenson, the present Delegate in
the General Assembly Of Virginia from spott-
sylvania, declines a reelection. The Frede-
Arena says:
Much dissatisfaction, as many Of our read
ers are aware, has been felt by his constituents
at the course he pursued in relation to the depo-
sites, but we have not heard of any one who
was candidate in opposition. Mr.. Stevenson's
reasons for retiring we understand, areof
private nature exclusively"
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MIR. Polk, from the Committee OF Ways ass
Means, has made report in relation to the >.
flsal Of the Bank Of the United States to tran,
fer the Pension Fund in its possession. TIE r.
port condemns the conduct of the Bank ~
have laid it aside for the present, as no douht IN
subject will be argued in both Houses, and n.
reasons, pro and con, can then be given
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With true Virginia independence. the reor,
of Richmond, at the suggestion of Chanm..
Johnson, have refused to send Commjtfe, ;.
Washington to wait on the President, in relado,
to the present distress. Let US, say the ipbab;
tants of that city, stand in our Capitol and ,o,.
mand!-we will not send to WASHINGTON 20 ,
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Intelligence has been received Of the death Of
JOHN w. GREEN, Esq, late Judge of the Su-
preme Court of Appeals of Virginia. He died
at his.resdence, near Culpeper Court House,
on the 5th inst.
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ALEXANDRIA LIBRARY COMPANY.
HyHE Stockholders in the Alexandria Library
u Company are hereby informed that an
Election for President and eleven Directors
of said Company, for the ensuing year, will be
held at the Library Room on Monday, the 18th
instant, from II until 2 o'clock.
feb 5-5t GEO. DRINkER, Librarian.
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The public will learn with regret by The -
marks of MIR. Webster in the Senate (se> sno.
ther column and the fact of still more faiur.
having occurred in the Northern cities, thai NJ
TREss vet continues.
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4 aiuable Farm fur sale.

- The subscriber will sell his highly mprov-
sgsS83@Ss3 ed and valuable Farm called
@|ys e o Sc Hill l.,
4zee@esz in the County Of Fairfax, fou miles and
half from Alexandria AID ten half from the CITY of
Washington, in pleasant and agreeable neighbor
hood containinF
304 II r E s.
IS this Estate is generally nowD, particular de
scrption of it viii be less necessary The soil is in
good state of cultivation. having been managed for Sc
veral years past with view to lis Improvement There
about two hundred and fifty cleared and diy
ded into eight fields, we'll fenced; the balance is in
wood and timber There from forty 10 sixty acres
Of meadow land, well ditched and drained, part of
which is well set with clover and timothy; the balance
designed to be put down in grass the ensuing fall
There is young thriving apple ORCHARD, of
about two hundred trees OF choice selected fruit be-
sides variety of excellent summer fruits. This Farm
is delightfully."- watered; Dogue Run passes through it.
and it sbounds in springs Of most excellent water
which continue to through the farm in the drest
The buildings good, consisting of large
A.. FRAME DWELLING HOUSE of two stories
Gssaa with four rooms and wide passage, built very
s.a substantially and of the bes, materials and every
necessary out house to accommodate large family
The Garden and Yard are we'll designed and improved.
From the house there is commanding view Of the Po
tomac and surrounding country, and for heathfuness
and beauty of prospect perhaps surpassed by
The price and terms OF payment will be made known
by application to Gen. JOHN MASON, OF
8. Fl JANNEY, Alexandria, D. C.
Or to the subscriber, on the premises
JAMES RUSSELL
aug l3-wtf Rose Till, Fairfax County, Va,
BLANKS AND pAMpHJ FITS
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Pittsburgh Aire.-The largest meeting eve
held in the west, assembled in Pittsburgh on iD'
9Th inst, and adopted resolutions, which will pro
badly be deemed Instructive, TO the Hon. NJ
Wilkins
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No New York mail was received yesterday

THE Pilgrims of the Rhine" by Bulwer is
announced as "just ready" in the London pa
pers of the 18th Dec.
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We find the following in the Philadelphia Ma
tional Gazette:
1t is believed that a satisfactory arrange
ment will be made in few days by the Messrs.
Allen, and that they will go on as usual with
their business. 1t has been we'll ascertained that
they are fully able to meet all their engagements
and have large surplus"
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u Washington Street.-We are pleased to
learn that some of our public-spirited citizens,
owning property or residing on Washington
street, have determined to commence the plant
ing of ornamental trees along the sidewalks.
This will be highly advantageous and useful
improvement conducive to health, and delight
full in summer. 1.-THE plan is carried out on both
Sides the whole length of the town, there will be
no finer promenade any where, nor handsom-
"a street in any city or town south of the Poto-
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BLANKS AND PAMPHLETS
Printed, with neatness & despatch at this Office
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he landed from the United Kingdom steamer at
q port near Bayonne, and thence proceeded to
Spain passing through Bayonne on the 9th.
After all there is so much contradiction in all
the accounts that we decline expressing any de-
cided opinion on the subject. The Morning
Herald seems to confirm the Memorial Borde-
lais, by the following paragraph. "There are
persons of credit who unhesitatingly affirm that
Don Carlos was 10 their knowledge in the me-
tropolis up to the middle of the day, Thursday,
the 10th inst" The general opinion entertain
ed seems to be that if Don Carlos has not pro-
ceeded to Spain, he has been personateo py
some individual, who has gone thither IN MS
name, for some purpose connected not uhiheiy
with stock jobbing transactions.
TURKEY.
Intelligence was received in Paris on the 18TH
ult by letter from Jassy, dated the 3Oth OF June,
stating that the English and French fleets de-
manded the passage by the Bosphorus, declar-
ing that in case of refusal they would resort to
force, and throwing all the responsibility OF the
events which might follow, on the Turkish Ca
binet.
The Sultan granted tie passage, and more
than forty vessels were assembled before Con-
stantinople.
An extract of letter from Smyrna dated
June 9th states that the island OF SamoS Surren"
dered to the Turkish feet on the Path OF May,
without resistance.
GREECE.
The news is contradictory. That which
comes direct, is unfavorable; but the accounts via
Munich, furnished by the German courtiers of
King Ohio, are otherwise. So far from requir-
ing more troops from Germany, it is said that
the Minister of War at Munich has recalled the
two battalions that still remain in that country.
In case Of need the Greek Government would
have the assistance Of the numerous troops on
board the English and French squadrons in the
Medterr anean. 1t is affirmed that the mission
of Count Van Seinhem to Malta, is relative to
this matter. The recruiting for the Greek SER
vice proceeds here very briskly. A new COM
pany Of pioneers has been organized under the
command of Lieut.. Muller. and will set of for
Greece in few days with one hundred volun'
teerS.
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CAMP MEETING.
= OhNII w EIII IINIf.
A CAMP MEETING for the Stafford

A CAMP MEETING for the Stafford Cir
n cult, under the superintendent Of the Me-
'thodst Episcopal Church, commencing on Fri
day, 5th September next will be held on the
land of Thomas Towson, Esq distant about 2
miles from Stafford Court House, IL from FIRE.
dericksburg, 10 from Dumfries, % from Brents-
vile, and from the navigable part of Aqua
Creek.
The necessary arrangements will be made to
accommodate the genteel and lCeH disposed
(who may not find it convenient to bring tents)
with board with private tent-holders.
And, as many persons habtually attend such
places exclusively for gain, by the sale of such
articles as may well be dispensed with, viz: such
as Cider, Porter, Beer, Confectionery, &c. &c.
&c. the Committee Of Arrangements embrace
this early opportunity of notifying all such that
they will not be permitted to carry on such traf
6c within the limits of their jurisdiction, which
is extensive, as the citizens of the neighbor-
hood, with their usual liberalty, and reverence
for such assemblages, have placed about 1000
acres Of land under their control.
The ministers and members Of the aforesaid
Church, and all others who are friendly TO such
meetings, are respectfully invited to attend.
aug 9-dt5thSep
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN,

NOIlCE iS HEREBY UlN Elm,
THAT a General Meeting of the Stockho!d-
Il ers of the Fauquier and Alexandria Turn
pike Company will take place at auckland, OIL
Friday, 18th August next, for the purpose OF
electing a President, four Directors, Treasur-
err and other officers Of said Company.
BERNARD HOOE, Treasurer.
jy 1S-t15thAug
Thursday the 25th September next.
aug i4-eot25S B. HOOE, Treasurer.
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BONNET BOARDS! BONNET Bo Ga 3.
TUST received, small supply o. n osshp
81 2. which will be sold very low iGI .Ic cos
aug 26 AC0'
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WANTED.

WANTED,
A T a reasonable price, a pair Of new or Sc
n cond hand three or three and a half Mill
Stones. Apply to the Editor. aug 90
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TO RENT,
IA That part Of the BRICK HOUSE for
lII merry occupied by Capt. Edmonds, Oppo-
site Mr.. Smiths Foundry
aug % JOSIAH H. DAVIS.
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A Mothers InstructiOn.--The following qgg
tation from an Address Of the Principal OF Mi
Flushing Institute, Rev. Dr. Muhenberg, sho"1
be laid to the heart Of every mother:
owe are often asked, "What kind OF boys Iy
you want7" To this question too the theOH
our institution furnishes an answer. Give ,,.
such boys as have been blessed with the los ss'
tons of pious mother. This is guam,
ton for which no substitute can be fouho a.
earth. Never would we despair oil the '' r.
who has been used in infancy to hear tne pr .e
cepts Of heavenly truth inculcated IN u.
cents Of maternal love. Truths thus ni ;n,er
live forever in The memory. They are mi o
woven with all the sensibilities OF the soy rss
They are the fortress of conscience nol lh'r
nabe, it is true, but indestructibe. Iney aador
the mind with chords which in later lie ash
fail to vibrate to the touch OF faithful eA iPo,rs
lation. They are an inextinguishaDle sr %as
which being seemingly smothered unde Io aG
of corruption, may be famed by the oieaT api
friendly and spiritual counsel into the pua,
genial flame OF piety. The child OF r W" we no
prayers, said st. Augustine, land may cbIdr,:
believe it2) is never lost II is tnose ,sr nnde
who have been dedicated to their Man rothsl
the auspices of a pious and vIgllai,' bapr IL
whose education We should esteem I u m ID
and useful vocation to continue. VIM ,sus
other hand, We should deem 1t an acI ~ 70 T.
ty equally hopeless and presumptuouusa mirii
come responsible for the youth IN Who's o,bsrf
mothers voice was connected with no o U;or D
sociations than those of apathy to Teils sI;tss
devotedness to the character and "''"
the world"
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PROVIDENCE Ch'EY
MUSICAL ACADEMY ON THE
PESTALOZZIAN SYSTEM.

PROVIDENCE Ch'EY
MUSICAL ACADEMY ON THE
PESTALOZZIAN SYSTEM.
.CWyEACHERS' CLASS.-Persons
u. desirous of qualifying themselves
to teach classes Juvenile or adult) in
Singing, upon the much approved system
Of Pestalozzi, are informed that a class
will commence on the first Monday in
September, under the instruction Of f..
II HANSEN, Professor of Music. Three
or four lessons will be given daily, in or
der TO complete the course in one week.
illustrations ofstyle and effect vii! be ad-
ded. Also, observations on the great ei-
forts now in operationto introduce secu-
lar and even proiane music into the
Churches. Tickets S4 cach, to be had
at the bookstores Of Beckwilh s. Co., C..
Shepherd, and Marshall, Brown s Co.
EE5S During the month Of August, Mr..
Hansen will make professional excur-
sion to the principal towns in Rhode Isl
aud, and neighborhood, remaining from
one TO three days in each place. Persons
desrous of receiving lessons in either sa-
cred or secular vocal or instrumental mu-
sic, are requested to form classes, and
inform him thereof BY letters addressed to
Providence, Post paid.
Mr.. II. teaches the Organ, Piano,
Flute, Violin, Bass g. other instruments.
lie will be accompanied by Mr.. Fricze,
and will give an instrumental Concert in
each place {; they will also assist at Ora.
torios or sacred Concerts if desired
Terms moderate. Aug. 8.
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LAST NOTlCsI!!

A Ii persons, Doth maleEnd iemale> }
"a. indebted to the SUBSCRIBER, are re-
quested to make payment Without delay,
and they will save themselves cost and
trouble. AS most Of the n6tos and ac-
counts are upuards q brf gears stand
ing, he hopes those indcSsed Will see the
necessity Of an in'mde,ate xstieme'a.
kPs If attention. is pa,6to this ncuce
soon settlement can be had by applying
al the Paint Store Of LEWIS Hour s Co.
LEWIS HOAR.
August 9. 6wS
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UUZZA FOR BARGAINS h!

tEDAT" UNION CORNER"
VIM. L. WHEATON has just received super
black aoubte satin ves,ings, white and cold Mar
se;lles vesiings, dark gnghams, Ga coloured In
da mating, extra quality black silk for dresses,
black silk hdkis., knitting cotlons, green window
shades, ernlinet blue jean, peruvian fancy ribbons,
pins, cable cord, brads and cords. brown sheeting,
scarlet and green bombazcts, corded skirts, gloves
common, medium, and superior quality, cotton
and linen cdgings, ninepenny calcoes, silk gloves
at 20 cents, palm leaf fans at cents, calicoes at
8 cents, shrting cents,-furniture calicoe 10
cents, l2 l-2 cents, &c. Gloves 2 l-2, white
satteen, blue florence silk, &c. &c.: for cheap
Goods apply u. LONG ROOM
aug. 2.
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NOTICE..

VENHE subscriber would beg leave TO
- acquaint his Patrons and the Pub
lic generally, that he has associated with
him. Doct. BULLOCK, in the Practice OF
,Pysic and SURGERY.
DOCT. BULLOCK having availed
himself Of the advantages Of tho first Med
.ical Schools in this country, for the acqui-
sition ofSurgical knowledge, respectfully
tenders his services TO the Public, in
operative Surgery; to which branch he
will pay particular attention.
JEREMIAH WILLIAMS.
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EAE1oW. All,
NT FEIERY.

uucT reeeiyed from B0SlON large assort
Al men, of HARpwARE, CUTLERY, FARM
Ne UrsNs1Ls Sc Of the newest, inIporiatiohs'
which will be sold at reduced prices, among
" hich are brass SCREWS SO lO hnd lZ men
cheet hinges, tew do, table do, III j. co. II 40
butts all sizes, tmcrson's razor strops. 'aho's
shear, scissors, pen KEN es, pocket 90 ny uoAo"
or s;nnlc. , blade do, 3 blade do, John " ilson's
butcl er knives al. sizes. bread do. buck, bone
md Lo,n carving knives, table and butcher =
s,eoIs. larpe and handsome assortment oil buck
hone and horn tip table knives and lorks' DUCK
hone and horn tip desert knives and forks, tooth
brushes. Gun Fiinis brass cnndles,icks, besoces
and Till,s sgrew augers, p tent snip auGers' Pa
tent house do, pod DO, spike and mall 'nbieis'
shipwripht and boat gmvleis, lined tea ketiier
from qis. to.6 qts., lined sauce pans all SIZES
m slim Kettles from at. TO lO as, brass ke!'es
all sizes, Turkey oil s:one, sand s'one' Dr's'''
brick for securing. coopers comp.sses' ca!Pen-
tors do. dividers, rasps Hat, hall round and taper
files bcs, kind. iron and brass wire, house anG
shin carpenters axes. adzes, Hunts cast slice
bench axes, Hunts broad and axe pattern hatch
cts, Hunts shingfng hatcheis, spoke sha'es'
mort,ce chissels socket do, turner's chisscis,
pouges. Groves l. Sons, and Beardshaws hand
ard ba ok saws, wood saws, brass, norfolk anu
,,poan LAT ches, ladies', flesh forks, brtian4a Ia
| dies britta MIA q nd iron table and tea spoons,
brass and Japan door buttons, brass ana eomPo-
s,ion cocks, drawer handles, steel and mouse
traps. setts braces and bits, coopers braces ana
screw bits, N akns marking irons, bung and 'uP
borcrs, sad irons toy do do, sad iron CRATES, pa
tent grid irons, sun glasses, japan and brass
lamps, mathematical instruments, hat Pins' Try
squares, box rules, gun,er scales, want rods,
screws all kinds and sizes, chest, drawer, cup
board, stock. dead, trunk and door locks u
grea, variety, bed cords, sackng anu eio,nes
lines, pocket books and wallets, SILVER and plat
cd ever pointed pencils Amcs cast stecl'brgh'
and round point shoyels; wilde's back strip do;
Washburn's spades; Kinds manure forks SUI,
perior article; Goodycars do do; Giords hoes,and
a large lot OF other articles too numerous TO
mention which feel disposed to sell ut low
try. as am confident they will find their ac-
count by calling on
GEORGE T. GRDNER.
Ort 26 water-street.
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Patent COrdage
sM liz M HI Al,,.
MANUFAOTORY.

MANUEACTORV.
eWVHE subscribers having adopted the
patent mode Of making Cordagc,
and fitted up their Rope Walk with the
necessary machinery; respectfully inform
their patrons, and the public, that, al
though circumstances have occurred to
delay the prosecution oftheir work much
beyond the time anticipated for its com
pletion they are now enabledto announce
ahat their establishment is in actual ope-
ration, and are prepared TO execute or
-ders for GANGS OF RIGGING, CA
.BLES, and WHALEING GEAR, with
promptness, and on tho most favorable
ierms. The business will continue to be
transacted under the.f firm of
CHARLES WHEATON, co.
Who pledge themselves to those who
may favor them with their custom, that
they will, by diligently selecting the best
of Stock, produce such Cordase, as shull
be equal in ST. ength and durability to any
manufactured or sold in this country.
c. w. s. Co. intend to keep constant
lyon hand, at their Rope Walk s. Store,
n general assortment OF such descriptions
aas are usually called for, such as-Rus-
ssia hemp rope, tarred and untarred; Ma
'nilla hemp rope; bolt rope; seine line,
wormlinc, spun yarn, marline, bedcords,
and variety Of Lines.
CHARLES WHEATON,
GEORGE WHEATON,.
DANIEL B. WHEATON,.
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CITIZENS LINE OF STAGES.

CITIZENS LINE OF STAGES.
FOR BOSTON, .AT .HLF FPASTl2, IN.
STAGES leave Providence every day, at half
- past IL O'Clock, NJ. (except Sunduys, when
they stnr, at hrlr pas, O'Clock in the morning
GG"Bnoks kept in Providence, at the Frank
lin House, and Nlanufa cturcis' Eetel, (Narkct
square;) Mansion Hoase, (Benefit siree':) and
City Hoicl, (Broad streeO--where stage iare
will Lere ceved, when names are entered
J BI.AlSDELL, Agent.
Dec. Il. ~.
sCH Passengers in Warren and Bristol,
By securing seals miih Mr.. Chadwick, can
spend two hours in Providence and arrire
IN Boston, same erentng.
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HARDWARE.
Samuel Wheaton,

WMTOULD say that he has just re-
w ceived aud offers for sale, a
la, 90 supply of Sheffield and Birming-
ham Hardware Goods, Of the latest i'm
portations, as also of Yankee manuiact
ured hard ware, which with his stock on
nand, makes his assortment very exten-
sive; comprising all the articles, usual !
found in Hardware Stores oflarger towns,
which being much too various and num-
erous to detail suffice it to say, arc a
dapted to the wants of the Mechanics of
every denomination, and Of all others in
this region, and will be sold at prices The
most reasonable.
ALSO,
On hand a very extensive and beauti-
ful assortment OF CHINA, E.ARIHEN
and GLASS WARE, Of the most ap-
proved manufactures, comprising all the
newest patterns.
LIKEWISE,
A complete assortment Of select GRO-
CERIES and PROFESSIONS, besides
a grea, variety Of MISCELLANEOUS
articles. nov. =.
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Ey&NI& q s. G1s.:iyHY
ApING made an arrangement with an
63 ExTESsIvE House in New YoRK will
continue 10 receive superior CLOTHS Of differ
'cnt shades and qualities, throughout the bus-
ness season, which they will sell at a very
.smaR advance. moy al
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YrUST received and for sale Rice, dried ap-
~ pies, cocoa and pepper sauce
april 8. SAMUEL WHEATON,.