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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-10-20

Eloquence of the Earl of Chatham.-All
accounts, however, concur in representing the
effects Of his eloquence to have been pro-
digious. The spirit and vehemence which
animated its greater passages, their perfect
application to the subject matter of debate,
the appositeness of his invective to the indi-
vidual assailed, the boldness of the feats he
ventured upon, the grandeur of the ideas which
he unfolded, the heart-stirring nature of his
appeals, are all confirmed by the united tes-
timony Of all his contemporaries; and the
fragments which remain bear out to consid-
cradle extent such representations nor are
we likely to be misled by those fragments,
for the more striking persons. were certainly
the ones least likely to be either forgotten or
fabricated. To these mighty attractions was
added the imposing, the animating, the COM
handing power of the countenance singular
y expressive an eye SO piercing that hardly
any one could stand its glare; and manner
altogether singularly striking, original and
characteristic, notwithstanding peculiar de-
fective and even awkward action. Latterly,
indeed, his infrmities precluded all action !;
and he is described as standing in the House
of Lords, leaning upon his crutch, and speak
ing for ten minutes together in an under-tone
of voice scarcely audible, but raising his notes
to their full pitch when he broke out into one
of his grand bursts Of invective or exclama-
ton. But in his earlier time, his whole man.
ner is represented to have been, beyond con-
ception, animated and imposing. Indeed, the
things WHICH he affected by it principally, OF
at least have made it possible to attempt, al
most exceed belief. Some of these sallies
are, indeed, examples Of that approach made
to the ludicrous by the sublime, which has
been charged upon him as prevailing fault,
and represented under the name Charlatanerie
"a favorite phrase with his adversaries, as in
later times has been with the ignorant under
valuers of Lord Erskine. 1t is related, that
once in the House of Commons he began a
speech with the words, "Sugar, Mr.. Speaker"
and then observing a smile TO prevail in the
audience he paused, looked fercly round,
and, with loud voice, rising in its notes and
swelling into vehement anger, he is said to
have pronounced again the word "Sugar !"
three times, and having thus quelled the house
and extinguished every appearance Of levity
or laughter, turned round and disdanfully
asked, "who will laugh at sugar now gu
We have this anecdote upon good traditional
authority that it was believed by those who
had the best means of knowing Lord Chat
ham, is certain and this, of itself, shows
their sense Of the extraordinary powers of
his manner, and the reach Of his audacty in
trusting to those overwhelmingly ReUieU.
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ENGLISH BOOKS imported by F. TAYLOR. viii
T. be opened this day by +. TAYLOR, Gust received
by the Wellington from London) large collection of
some of the most valuable books brought to Wash
ngon chiefly practical scientific works, embracing all
thai is in Great Britain the subjects OF Architec
ture, Civil Engineering Geology Mneralogy, Naval and
Military Science, &c. &c. sc, together with many Of the
older works the subjects, of established repua.
ton rs we'll and standard works in class OF
literature, illustrated books &c &c too numerous for
the limits of newspaper advertisement. They will be
shown to any who may take interest in examining
them (being imported drec will be sold low as they
can possibly be afforded by any bookseller in the United
States oct 10
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WHOLE NO. 15s.
UNCLE SANS PECULIARITIEs.
Beniiey's Miscellany.


Pedlar-Have you been to the Bowery
lately, neighbour
Stranger-Not very lately.
Pedlar-What first rate place that is for
music.
Kentuck-Dont talk Of York music. have
horn as come from France that'ill turn all
the milk sour when you blow it hard.
Pedlar-And have trumpet that will
throw monkey into fits.
Kentuck-Why | can whistle better than
some of them common trumpets. whistled
once kind Of sharp, and it gave polecat a
agy.
Pedlar-When was last at the Bowery,
the musicioners played so strong that il TUX
two men to hold the leader Of 'em in his seat !;
and in one part he played SO fast, six of the
others couldn't overtake him, although they
all did their tightest.
Kentuck--lt takes me to sit some tunes as
can play, and can hardly. played on an
old frying pan once so powerful that il driv
away the mice.
Pedlar-That was cause the frying pan
was cracked, and driv every thing as mad as
itself.
Kentuck--Well I'll tell you fact There's
u iiG III hCHtuLh OuCc WuISUcu 81 piCtC-
ing, that It bored hole slick through the shin
giles.
Pedlar--Yes, that's true and there's
drum at the Bowery that has to be played by
leetle baby, for il grown man was to try
il, il would 60 like thunder, and prehaps blow
the roof off the house.
Farmer want to tell you two Of a dream
had the other night dremt as all the liars
was dead, and it's come true.
Kentuck-Yes, they're all dead.
Pedlar-Except two, and they are fixed in
this part of the State.
Kentuck-You've seen something, that's a
fact, though you are leetle man. Where
were you raised!
Pedlar-Why,I was raised, l expect, in
Connecticut. Pm four feet nothing and half,
with one over when my boots are on. My
father lived on Birmingham, fourteen miles
from Rome, and not far from Syracuse. My
father built the first house there, and named it
after power of pans called Birmingham hard
ware, as we had on hand from Boston.
Twelve new towns have been fixed since then
all around US. When they all join considera-
BILE, my father is going to call it Mount Olym-
pus, and calcylate it'll be the finest city in
this or any other country.
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THE PUBLIC WORKS OF GREAT BRITAIN

TTNHE PUBLIC WORKS OF GREAT BRITAIN
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Tredeold on the Steam Engine, quarto. 81. 81.
Transactions of the Institutions Of British Architects
quarto
Professional Papers of the Corps of Royal Engineers
quaito.
Railway Practice by Breese, folio
Browns Perspective, quarto.
British Nautical Amanacs for 1889, 1910 and ls4l.
Wishaw's Analysis of Railways
Vicat, Clements
Barlow on Construction and the strength Of Materials
Noble on the Professional Practice Of Architects.
Freizi, on Rivers and Torrents vol. quarto
Hart on Oblique Arches .=.
The above, together with many more, (too numerous
for an ADVERTISEMENT valuable works of the class of
science are this day received, by F. TAYLOR for SALE
together with large collection Of works Of similar cha
racter previously on hand. oct 10
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IIEALTH AND BEAUTY-An explanation of the
laws Of growth and exercise through which pleas
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the body are acquired and the determines OF the
spine and chest prevented BY John Bell, M. ID. One
volume. ...
The Bit O'Writn' and other Tales by the O'Hara Fa-
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MODERN PRACTICAL SURGERY.---A Synopsis
lM Of -, by a member of the Royal College of Sur
geons, London vol Of 343 pages price IS cents IS
lust received. for sale by +. TAYLOR.
Larreys Surgical Memoirs Of the Campaigns in Russia,
Germany and France octave volume of 300 pages with
many plates; price 81 cents
Doctor Barion's Flora of North America" quarto
Volumes filled with plates; price eight dollars, (orgna
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And many other works of Medicine, Surgery, Chemls-
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Lake Michigan has fallen to inches since July
This is welcome to the border land holders the
Western lakes Not less than million acres, we are
told at the time Of the highest water, had disappeared
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0SHEAP BOOKS-All the Novels and Select Works
- of Smolet, complete in two volumes, each OF $40
large octave pages closely printed, and neatly bonnd
containing also engraved Portrait and Memoir OF me
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Also, the complete Novels and Select Works Of Field
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author by Sir Walter Scott Portrait, &C. &c. Pnce
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TIESLERS BOOK OF ECCLESIASTICAL HIS
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At dollars per copy the original price being 10 dollars
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StoUVENIRS FOR ls39.--The Gift edited by Miss
- Leslie,
The Violet, edited by Miss Leslie.
Are Just received, for sale by F. TAYLOR,
Immediately East Of Gadsbys.
Also Just received, Napoleon and his Times, by eau
lincourt, the Duke of Vicenza, in vols.
Jorrocks's Jaunts and Joltes or the Hunting, Shoot
ing Racing, Sailing, Eating, Eccentric, and Extravagan
Exploits Of that renowned sporting citizen, Mr. John
Jorrocks, in . vols sept %
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A MEXICAN ALMANAC for 1880 and Repository
II Of Useful knowledge is received from Boston this
morning and for sale by F. TAYLOR.
Containing than the usual amount Of new and vau.
able Statistical, Commercial, Historical, Agricultural
Meteorological Astronomical and Scientific information
price one dollar put up in form which be readily
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(tHEAP BOOKS.-Don Quixotte, complete in four
~ volumes, handsomely bound, price flor the se) vi
81 l.2 cents.
All Maryatt's Novels, handsomely printed in pocket
Volumes and full bound in fancycoored morocco price
25 per volume of the novels being complete
one volume and OF them taking up more than two
Sold singly or by the set at the above price.
The Scottish Chiefs complete in volumes, price, Tor
the set, rs cents. -
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THEODORE sEDGEwICK'S Public and Private
i Economy, I'd part is just published and tins day re
ceved for sale by +. TAYLOR.
oct 10
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UNIVERSAL HISTORY, from the creation Of tho
~ world to the beginning Of the Eighteenth century, by
Lord Woodhouselec, in octave volumes,
Just published (ls3s) price 50 50.
oct +. TAYLOR.
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oct 10
r IFE OF BRANDT, including Wars Of the Amcri-
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with many engrayngs this day received, for sale by
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TNEXAS.-lts History, Soil, Climate, Productions,
/ Resources Prospects, &c. &c, with Geographical,
Topographica and Statistical accounts Of the country by
the Rev C. Newell, | volume, with engraved map,
price 81 cents-is just published and this day received
Tor sale by +. TAYLOR
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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-21

March l7Ar ship Naasnt Church, South Atlantic
from TroKilo Feb 2o,h Barclay Tkoma. B via
Lycoaing Griffin Orleans via vineyards Colonies WISH
va Ss.
do; Granite Fisher Philadelphia; Dutch g.,iot star. Fes
Cpd bark cossack Clark Havsna brgs samcs Brewsr ma
tanra Freeman. Sparks st Marks; Orb higgins rorians
Rcs' PSadephs Trio, Nicksrson New York; octsva'
Churchill, Harord Alfred Reed Portland ls-srssrk Fran
kiln Gibbs Trinidad via vinsyardi brig Paulaa snow, hava'
PsosIprscr March l1Ar schr Sarah Ann, Dyer Norfolk
0TS nt,g March 1xr sr.gs sua Matthews
New YSri DAYS: Daniel NJ smith, Messes win,ngten, N.
G. via Nsrfoa Cpd ship Georgian Edrisgs New Oreaas
bar; Pilot , sols
New York; Susan Chambers, do Ellsworth ao Amsy, hfck-
s s%Iis I'D 10. h''''' ''' - ",' .s -
zas: Essex Mitchell. New YORK. Cpd brig Mary Pease,
Shields, st Thomas
Charleston; Victor Jarvis Boston ~ days: schr Adeono
Patten. Bermuda u days Cpd brig Tariff Collins Portland
New Union, Chase, 81 Thomas Henrietta. tBrem winke Rot
,erdam Jos Hsnkey, Edmoados 3 Marks; hmira Harrns
RICHMOND March lc-Ar schrs Mary Susan, Beaton New
Warins Hail. Philadelpha James Francis, Nckerson, BIOS
CHARLESTON, March l4-Ar U. L. brig Jones' Hull, New
York days; schrs Rsmber, Park Norway Emery do
days Cpd bark Bling Philip, Humphrey, Hnvre briggs Elise
G. L. brig suenos Ayres Stewart New York; schr Georg. IL
Wetter Baltimore. 1S-ar line brig NetamOra, Mar
sen brig Cordelia, Sherwood from Ne "
York. CPd shin Undiae TAYLOR Ansterdam mail schI
Hope G. fifth. Key West via Indian Key.
SAVANNAH March I3-Ar schr Grecian. Snbhs Baltimore
and days from the Capes Cpd Br ship Ruoy wesce LII
verpoe. -
NOBLE March ll-Ar ships Elisha Dennisop. West NJ
York; Marin ora, -, Batimere schr Edwin, Crewell Bos
Is days Cpd ship Napoleon, Sherry, New York; brig
Detroit, Williams New York; New England, Crecker, do
schr Charles Head Havana.
New ORLEANS March l-Ar ships Constellation, Samson
ST Louis Stanton New York IS days. Hen
ry Clay Ewel BosioH 20 days; Charleston Eldrdge do
days; Brazil, Noble, Salem 90 days. Ella Hand Mat
hews from the Coast for Philadelphia; Horace Foss Port
land q briggs Inca Lewis Havana st ins Samuel Hous
Hinekley veaseo 9Th ins Fanny Lendsorn STOCKHOLM
Nov; Everett Fitch, Havana IL inst Uzardo Gcbrist
New York 26 days. Adelaide Card Richnend 26 DAYS; For
est Doane. New York so days; Choetaw Stevens Bamer
10 dav schr Rienzi, Berry, Maanzas 5th inst CID ship
Rob Pusrd Prince, Liverpool, Ceyon CHATTER do C.ha
rne Jackson, Peabody do Areatu Miller do Princess Vic
toria Paul. do; He!espent Parsons Haye bark Kent Prin
GLE Havre briggs Wallace Crowell Harord Massaso Loo
kie, Havre; Lion Fitzpatrick, New York Chill. Wlse New
York; Douglas Baker. Havana Gar ship Emily Taylor
Gill; Boston Is days; briggs Baltimore Eldridge do Is days
Grampus saywara, do % days. Melissa Farrow, New Yor
2, days. schr Caribou Deesderner Maianzns CID shiI
Columbus. Coffin. Liverpoe Star Glover, do; bark Mi
er Havre briggs Cota Doughty Havana; Salvador Herman
| dez, do; schr Pocassei. Cald WE'LL Philadelphia.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-21

CLEARED
warrior Muefora, Roerdsn, csodius CO. Samson sur.
gs; London , Grnns M,1,urn &c; Rsna Nsnss New
Demil Drsoo, Lincoln, Mobile, 4: = ward Cslhsrns.
Re.siers Co; '.hn william Tell snow Frederet.burg
Msnon, Terry Blue Hin; Rssuus, Mills. Wilmington
Packet ship Roscoe, Dsano, Lverpeo Feb 24h, with mdue
Packet Ship forsa.o riswod London ii,h Feb mdre to
oriswsd 9Th last lat q 10 Ion a. pssseda Dutch brig dis
Ship Brmingham Drummond Liverpool 40 days. mdze TO
Dyer ssy Se~ al
Ia. So lon ~ spoke brig Genet q days from New Orleans for
Lyepoosi the crew were sick with the exception Of three
scir Coser, smith, Philadelphia day., ms1e to Miller
scbr David smith, Haitian, Philadelphia days, msse
seSr 4 Livag.on Ness, Philadelphia days, with ~dae,
sebr Valiant, Briggs. PhusaelpAis days, with mdre, to
ssbr tennessee Bsymore, Philadelphia days mdre Mil
schr J. Marhs Paias, Philadelphia days, mdrs TO the
soop Hero, Reed Provsaesee % hos with ~dre, to the
s.hr Eris. Scout washington Del days, cor. meal to
re.ssr spsr PA.deIphia % hours, mars TO Miller
sehr sssj Bgeow. Wells. Boston days, with mdre TO the
sehr Leader, s~h, Boston days. with Ash, the
SAILED 70 co sehn sophie Maria, Ba' ssd Virtue, Dosne
sehr sly sserlins. snowfall days. with oysters, the
master.
sAILED-saip clsmen,i.e, Tor Bremen.
MEMORANDA
Brig Globe AZ Philadelphia from Perrsmbueo, reports
s. M: o.. s s bari E.p,s
los steering % he ,or,hwsra March A. NJ long 50 W.
so''d ''A 'e''d''
The bark ~ Heess, Bennett - days nom Trinidad De Gu
b. Cor New York put sso Cape asd, Cor harbour on the
s,h Inst TIE Captain reports he schr Mary Ann o. New
The ..hr Richmond pieces the Bar on Saturday
nighhe crew landed safely with their baggage the schs
The schr Brooks Of New 8edfork struck On The bar
boat stove bole IN the sesse and driea the
on he 10Th rssnbsrk Helena from Trinidad dc Cuba
passed ap The Delaware SPOKEN.
eMh re-, LAT g. lsag r. ship 0rosoko from Portsmouth
10Th ss ss SEA, lon n briggs wsshpson and csdnss both
fro~s Porto Rico fsr New York.
tsS sssass ls - 50, loo ~ " . ship krie On ershesl
vel
psasAmwyco reb ra-ship 0lrsrd, Drshsr, fos Ihssel
~ ss1i,p brig Nspu:s. naygccd Tor .c.s9n, = ss
rsssens - ~ beR onseA, whesaiaeA -? sss.ss
AysseC Nsv vovk and brig Lssrs, from srss sash fes
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-21

speculation the basis Of irredesnsbs credit ID Ioa
lana, the legislature has adjourned wthsus ieg@sans
restos their banks In Alabama banks are allowed 70
1870 to business ON The paper system In Ter.
nessee Mississippi Michigan, banks are actually Gre
aied in addition preses paper system In
aproposon compel the banks to resume In January
1882 bat like those in the legislatures virginia ana feny
ysaa win be defeated New York, movements In favor
OF new banks o. the paper land property systems equal TO
Siee 900 capital
Thus, while the essential business Of the country is
slowly seeking adjust itself to specie standard the NEST
and mighty efforts in speculative banking credits
and speculative business making from New York New
orleans What singular, extraordinary peculiar situation
our commercial affairs present
The whole Of these phenonens at las resolve themselves
simply into between New York and Philadelphia for
the Of resumng specie menand the chances OF
getting a national bank either here or there.
sales Mt the Stock Exchange.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-21
MUsISAL PAnTY AT THE sEGoNp VAR

Il, y
MING, March 22d Mr.. JACKSON respectfully informs his
friends and the public that his Benefit (which has unavoda
he trusts that the he made or the
will meet with their APPROPRIATIONS and to this, his first appeal
bestowed on this popular amusement
The following gentlemen of acknowledged talent have in
the kndest volunteered their services this
Brvan Smith, Foster Leman Hacke Ford Lsms Besdall,
ODonnei, Bowen, Germoa, Campbell, Ramsbotiom, kc &c
In Of the evening variety choice glees Duets,
solos and choruses both comic aad will De sung
professor will preside At the piano. To commence at
Tickets IS cents to be had at bar; of Mr. Boyne
IA Theatre Alley, OF OF Mr. Jackson,
No disappointment on aecosnt Of weather. m,l2t-
- TO LET-A superb house in Duane street, No.
and marble mantes with separate dining room, 20 by
Co. Ao the house well flashed and In excellent
two small Hancock street. Of Hous
street. m2l-2w.
DOOMs WANTED-From Isl May; room and bed.
h for gentleman and his wife, without children, in
respeetsbls quiet family Adsres: postpaid 70 a Mss Ms
References exchanged. m2l.lt'
QROKEN BANK NOTES BOUGHT-vl:
Hancock Mddiesrx also Farn.r and Mechanics Bank s.
Adams Village Paterson Sank Cohannet Bank Taunton.
m2i-its under Benedicts witch store NO. 80 Wall St
DOYs MISSING.-Two boys. sons OF John Frazee,
Mich @s CT Sss se
ed by the parents or friends The eldest old named
, bis younger brother Lewis aged 10 years who was yas
at Newark N and attending school there The bro
dence Of Lewis at Newark and The next morning soon amer
breakfast they both sbsconded is kelv they
fictitious names as the eldest boy has performed such an adj
Anas wore bue cloth striped cloth psnia
met pantaloens and both blue cloth caps They
both Of fair compeIien with bright blue and bro wn hair
give notice their father win them him At New
YORK he shall be literally rewarded Tor the trouble
will serve the cause OF humanity. m2l. ~.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-21
~ FRENCH,s HOTEL, NORFOLK,

E; vIRGINIA-one OF the most delightful places OF resi-
dence for invads, families wishing 20 live quietly
comfortably and the reasonable terms 10 be found
al FRENCH5 HOTEL, Norfolk, Va, where the climate s
mild beth In winter asd the scenery defghua ssd
he ~eghborhood social ad disposed to cultivate an agreea
bic acqusistsnee.
FRENcFs HOTEL located IN the principal street OF
the borough of Norfolk asd opened The 6r ef May
lat Some idea Of lis convenience be formed from the
rsct that cost erection and Furnishing upwards OF eeooe
contains abost eighty rooms drawing aud prvse apart
for the accommodation of single persons parties or a.
miles and the comforts Of hone be always obtained
this house The senior has FOR years kee pvs
pal Hotel in Virginia. and his reputation Is that
lime.
The productions Of the country great plenty, ard of
choice kind The pegbborhcod OF Norfolk 70 Ne meun,sn:
OF vgsia conssn supply Of mountain FED see ssd
oysters usfvsed sad the exceence Of the
Virginia pooy proverbsL The stock Of wines warranted
be equal OF establishment in the country the
Nsdcs being imported expressly bv the propreiors and The
Sherry nv A. Psmar ESQ., Of Norfolk, who recognized
the importer Of hrst rate article, mt surpassed BY any
other.
The personal senioss Of the propreors ssd their dpo
ssn please render this residence with the other ssvspts
desirable which escape the severity Of the
winter, the heat OF Any individuals smlies
who shoud be svesg and pass through or remain At Nor
n,ent there Inv VIM DAN'L. FRENCH,
nj I'm aAw- French's Hotel Norfslh. Virgisss.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-21
u N Il n U n N k X

Z
| Girsud's Patent Mechanical Lamps war
ranted.-216 Canal street.
III 0TROUD. sole Inventor and the above
he since The or@.sn
respectfully announces TIA, he has jas. sonpe,sd great -
The Csrcel Lamps, and those OF similar construction
which sold 10 i6s country liable 70
nee n.mueh the pump and @s.hsoism q the latter az.
seui,ywhie il Impossible 10 clean or repair the others
without perfect ano -edse Of their cessrustos
ing the heavy dos expenses lscums<ui upo. pons
he same price !. fSousbs IL Paris .ppS
Awere appropriate of.smen for psrlo and more eeo'e
Dealer. supplied Win Ola. Globe. cys. Lamps. CHS.
neys, shes Rs6ecng shades, and all other materials
.. he Isl ser, Zoe Factory viii be re NC Re. %
- WHOLESALE DEALERS vhe purchase fer cash
are invited 20 call 81 be sew es,sbesh.srt % HOW
ELL co s Chatham + vs ss , y rs,s , rI.,s
n the very lowest prices sold exclusively for cash Aha
ccs s:'' and Eur c'; I'VE e ', Cs IL cSs.
ed = The village % wss,ese.rr, ws.tsSessr eoasy-
r''''' :; ssss ga SsxE HS .. <, premises
weashest.r Feb. ~. Issa faim.dAw
ITO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. retail sock Of Dry
scs " 's .css .e - Dcr oS. a 81
wall . up stairs VIII be attended to- NEW
ITO MILLWRIGHT s-A coed workman tina, per
.r, ,s, :: -.s wn -o s nay ses
Also. old NH Tsskle wanted Apply as above.
mlsSt.
WANTED "A situation h wanted by seotch girl, for
w Cksmheraid Nurse Good references Ne given
by applying At us Perry 81 mes.
A MILLINER wANTED-0ne Who perfectly
N understands the mailing ssd trimming of Ih Hats &c
has had experience In attending Minisevy Essbish-
msnt To such ssn'ss, smpoynes, VIII Be given. .qairs
q M Hnds ml53t~
EOn sALE OR EXCHANGE FOX CITY
Lots beautifully dsuafed Broad
rvet city II Ne warh win be ercnseek fcv tweHine
kosse ss IN this city s.dhe paid n cash
Euqoke Of q. ~ WINTER, B wall street,
mlssss The heehsses Bsnh
EynnIsn I'D EOoMsT9 LET-rcr'.ew, 80
rcsdsfsd so~ shsk eoeess vlA Essa ssA - ss@isse
Tefs9fse 80 perss9 wth Neoh1nse g. leA - QS Il
rssssos ~ vssA I've So 49, ~ sqsA, 80 ~.
~ -. - - $780, sss EEs.e 49, ~