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Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-08-10

POT s. PEARL ASHES.
TNHE subscribers will pay the highest
Il price in Cash or Goods for any quantity
of Pot and Pearl Ashes.
G. q w. RICHARDSO,M
J,J 10, Is.
The Iowa patriot. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1839-1839, 1839-08-29
SUMMARY.

Believe nothing against another,
but upon good authority; nor report
what may hurt another, unless it be
a greater hurt to others to conceal it.
The Philadelphia Savings lnstitu-
ton has failed. The immediate cause
of the failure is said to have been an
excessive issue of certificates in the
form of post notes, which as they
reached maturity, the company were
unable to redeem.
In the last thirty days there have
been only two burials at the city of
New Haven, Connecticut, famed for
its beauty, spacious streets, and ele-
giant gardens. Whortleberries, green
fruits, &c. may tell another tale soon.
The New Orleans Courier of the
18th ult. says, that the accounts from
the sugar districts Of Louisiana hold
out the promise that the next crop of
that article will be abundant. Louis
lana, it is added, supplies about one
half of all the sugar consumed in the
United States.
Pray, Sophia, what are you max
ing" said DR.. D. to a young lady at
work upon certain garment. $ A
,SopJhy couering, Doctor" The girl
was not put to shift for a reply.
The N. 0. Picayune says The
stock of mosquitoes and muskmellons
is on the increase, and although the
demand for the former is very limited
large transactions are effected. Their
bills are always protested, yet still
our citizens are obliged to discount
very freely, especially those who can
not place bar upon the applications.
The MARYLAND Academy Of Science
and Literature, has recently been pre-
.sented, by Mr.. R. L. Martin, with a
living specimen Of the horned toad
(agama cornuta) which he picked up
in Texas, where they abound.
In the city Of Lafayette, just above
New Orleans, a few weeks since, two
bears belonging to a butcher, escap-
ed from their cage, and one of them
seized child and tore it so severely
that it expired in a few hours.
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The Iowa patriot. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1839-1839, 1839-08-29
POLITICAL CONSISTENCY.

A DEPARTED HUMBuG.-One of the
most subtle aud effective reasons urg-
ed by the loco foco party against the
re-charter of the U. S. Bank, was,
that part of its stock was owned by
foreigners. All thinking men regard
ed this objection as mere humbug;
but it took nightly with the party,
and the Bank was put down by it,.
How the times have changed? Now,
we have four Commissioners in Eng
land, endeayoring by all possible
means, to mortgage every foot Of land
in this State for British gold! and not
a loco foco or loco foco press says a
word against the measure! It is now
all rightsound policy-and entirely
democratic II Sangamo Journal.
The Conservative paper at Grafton
very properly speaks on the subject:
slavery singular change has come
over our countrymen in relation to
l.the sale Of American stocks to foreign
! ers. No one can have forgotten the
The Iowa patriot. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1839-1839, 1839-08-29

blood OF our heroes. It is nothing tc
be the immediate descendant Of those
devoted benefactors of their race
The man, in whose ears are yet ring
ing the echoes of Bow-bells, and who
knows no more of Bunker Hill, Mt.
Vernon, and Monticello than he does
OF the mountains in the moon, may
come and push from his stool the gray
haired revolutionary veteran, whose
blood was shed like water in the con.
test with our enemies. The presum-
ing scribbler, who imbibed hatred for
this country and it's liberties with his
mothers milk, may come and traduce
every thing American, not only with
perfect mpunity, but with the coun-
tenance Of those whose lineage should
teach them to spurn with contempt
the venal creatures, who, while they
sue for their bounty, insult the land
of their birth. Alack! and well-a-day
That | should sssee what | HAVE seen
see what ! seer'---H. s. Lee.
GEN. ScoT'r AND THE W1NNEBAG GOES.
We omitted to mention in our last
that Gen. Scott, while at Fort Win.
nebago, met the chiefs and principal
men Of the Winnebago tribe in Coun-
Gil, and gave them permission to oc,
cupy the country north Of the Wis
consin until 'next grass" but express
ly prohibited any of the tribe from
visiting, under any circumstances, the
country south of Wisconsin and Fox
rivers, and Lake Winnebago. Gen.
|Scott assured them that they were
permitted to remain upon the ground
north of the Wisconsin only by the
clemency of the American Govern.
ment, and that if they were not next
year at the proper time ready to re-
move to the country that would be
provided for them west of the Missis
sippl, he would appear among then
with an army as numerous as the
''leaves on the trees" and force them
to 60.
The talk of Gen. Scott with the
Winnebagoes has had but little effect,
The "Great Pacifcator" has been less
successful than usual this time, in his
efforts to carry out the views and
wishes of the General Government:
for we learn that the very Indians
who met him in council, instead OF
going north of the Wisconsin, came
down the stream about five miles
south of Fort Winnebago and camp
ed, and there intend remaining.
We have been informed by autho-
rity that can be relied upon, that the
only reason why the general govern
ment does not instantly cause the re-
hoval Of the Winnebagoes, is, that
the only country it has provided for
them, is one altogether too limited in
extent for them and SO surrounded by
warlike tribes of Indians that are hos.
tile to the Winnebagoes, that the
country would be endangered with a
war amongst the Indians on our wes-
tern frontier.-W Wisconsin Enquirer.
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OF the United States because some
five millions or more, Of its stock was
held in England. An alarm was rune
the tocsin sounded, and the PEG.
pie called, en- masse, to rise in oppo-
sltlon to sMonster'' that had sold
our country to England. Half the
presses in the United States were
constantly impressing upon the minds
OF the people the idea that the liberty
OF our country was endangered by
having these few millions of bank
stock owned in Great Britain. They
eHeoted their object. The bank of
the United States fell, and nothing
contributed half SO much to it's destruc-
ton, as the cutlery against foreign
stockholders.
it is sometimes useful, long after a
prominent measure has been effected,
and party feelings have subsidized,
calmly to examine the motives by
which the agents were actuated, and
thus learn wisdom from experience.
Let us then enquire were the men
who acclaimed SO loudly about the
danger to our institutions of having a
few millions of stock owned in Europe
honest? If facts are permitted to an
swer this question, not the slightest
doubt can rest upon the mind Of any
one. What State opposed the U. S.
bank with more virulence than Mis-
souri,? Who saw with more apparent
alarm and danger arising from having
a few millions of stock owned in Eu-
rope, than the Legislature and people
of that State? Who labored harder
in Congress to defeat the bill to re-
charter that institution, than the de-
legation from Missouri? In all their
efforts against it, the most prominent
ground Of their opposition was its TO-
reign stockholders. Who would have
believed at that period, that Missouri.
IN so short time, would herself send
an agent to London, to sell to foreign
capitalists the principal part of the
stock of asBank of Missouri an in
stitution under the entire control OF
the State?
John Smith, Esq. President of the
Bank OF Missouri, is now in England
endeavoring to effect a sale to the
large amount of two millions.
If the Monster was Justly stigma
tized with the name of a British
Bank when not even fifth of its
stock was owned in England, what
epithet is due to an institution more
than half Of whose stock is offered to
foreign capitalists? Was there dan
ger in the days Of the old U. States
bank, and none now, when the Bank
Of Missouri treads in her footsteps?
Hundreds of presses sounded the
alarm against the smonster,' yet not a
solitary one among them all sees the
slightest danger, now that the amount
of American stocks held in England
has increased fifty fold! sTempora
mutantur, ct nos mutamur in ills. -
Times are changed and we are chang
ed with them; is just as true now as
it was in the days Of Horace.
The cutlery against the U. S. Bank
arrayed in contrast with the present
rage for obtaining foreign loans, ought
to- teach our countrymen a valuable
lesson"
1t is we'll known that Jefferson long
The Iowa patriot. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1839-1839, 1839-08-29

It is we'll known that Jefferson long
since predicted that the s'federalists'
in order to deceive the people, carry
their points, and effect their purposes,
would take the name Of democrats.
The Roanoke Advertiser remarks that
the prediction has been fully verified.
BUCHANAN who declared eff he had
one drop Of Republican blood in MS
veins he would let it OUT is now a
Van Buren, Democrat. So also is
INGERsoLL, who said if che had lived
during the Revolutionary War he
would have been a Tory He is
now Van Buren, Democrat also.-
In this State there is r. P. DUNLAP,
the "Young Tim Pickering who calls
himself a genuine Democrat, and Re-
uel Williams, is now democratic to
the back bone; and hosts of others of
less note, vet figuring as leaders Of
the seif-styled democratic party, boast
of their pure, unsuilied and unadulte-
rated democracy. We would caution
the people to beware of wolves in
sleeps clothing.-Bangor Courier.
The SpIMT OF SEvENTY-SIx.-We
are fast losing 1.-THE spirit which in
spired the men Of the Revolution, and
wrought out the goodly fabric Of A
merican constitutional liberty. With
this generation will, fear, pass away
that generous pride in the achieve
ments of our ancestors, which distin-
guished us in times of peril and dis
aster. We are growing cosmopolitan,
universal, denationalized. Foreign
influence is exercising a control,
which threatens to do away with all
vestiges Of our great revolutionary
struggle. It IS nothing now to have
been an American born-to have been
familiar from childhood with all the
| old landmarks, crimsoned with the
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-07-04
$ARSAptRlLIA FILL OF Heal II, ,.h,
BIZ Old LILl..

FfNitS excellent isuIly pull medicine a. ~
Ton Getting all disorders Of lhe anINVF
, tn. y mpt"n, which rustwe4r.t tlnN
lH OF appetite sicA headaC he sni!s ~
uilnc> atrr ats IIHinc>, Of the eyes, dr06 ana
stomach sud bow els Indigestion prudurE
hld t." the Nrr. and Of tc bow
T., raus,u. d~Nrc %. iansint Franc,
wl ~ tins III vt excellent preparation. by ,lv pNErCvo-
,n h, rrctuhllN ri. Two thr.e
afflicted Of saluary EfeGts. Tn MA
r,IIy strength hralthy action .,sr.
kidneys rap t lake riu, C, aud lrsa
pain and .anndGcd appearance, Ill., scstSy
aud Cd health viii b. the ancs u Of rnkIHE
drnC according The ir e. grCh boa.
Thr>" plIHr cuartv efcacinus for .ualA 8gkt
ruld~ dgurs, >htrinrs breath, md all obs
urinary passages and taken after Too free indulgence
table. lS quickly rtstuie the system STATE Of
rclru>r
Prrs- of full r: hit Who subject to lschs, c,dl
GM LnI the rArs arIslr. too great
loN blood ihc hirl, i'ud he thant hem
dangerous symptoms Ill be e'ely rt"4 III b. then
immediate
Far macr ,esF pulls most truly n NJ rctnovJaL
an lutl,ons hr distressing hca iache very vr,Ea
with d. Of spin,s. duItness SEhr
alh, h'th~s. rmpirs and aIow o tae kaH and
CIV hcAlthv aud Juvenile bloom to the comp ,sr
To mother, they "milentiy rec"mme Grd &c trsI
me-" ln'I' hc t"hrm dnns pregnancy iu hdTVu
IT all !. irN ~ uirIunilrd.
A. pic safe, easy aIrtant they 1F ursItu
drton ut amt operation nh the most siu '-ct Bnd
u Diet confinement dl heir
~ regulating The dnst according til" 'rgth Of tbs
thu, b'COmr lr hTr
can he required, m for elderly people they L! he found /,
be TN, tuntnr table medicine hthcrt p, AIRED
Sold u Nv. NJ tnslni house st. New Orleaa- E,s 3m
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CDTTON CIRCULARS

ma style unsurpassed in New OEl.AANS, Or est
where.
ORDERS left CoMPrISG Room IN S.. Charles E>
hanue, Corner Of Grarier 81. or at ! I T.
M ERlCAN PR ri Nc ~ + { t,
corner OF Prvdras and ST Charles Stle'ts, TH he
promptly attend.dto.
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For the Interior.

TUX HNIV SAMMY
Regular PncLft.
lt.ls ~ EEl.IIANT, jess" l'nrI ,n~Irr,
g.. :: ~ will uve New Orleans every We'd
nesdav AT 'H clocH a. NJ. for iay"u Sara & every
Saturday Il! ~ O'Clock 4. VI ,ak,u. l,: :,,~, down on
Sund'y FOR irrg ht passage uppIy to C"p,. Ilorr
on boorI or to
Gb25 ADAMS & WIiITAIL
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ATTORNEY AT Law,
~ Ill attend the Suprcmr Count and III" DISTRICT
w Courts nf Harrisburg and som: OF the adIAreui
count ts-t Mi e mt the Guy ui Houston.
Claims on the government either Tor Bounty tHhi
money, will h. undrrInk,n an! promptly hitrn'l"
to either for non rrsil, nt> residents of lrNaS.
Address from the United >lu,rs-ClIv d: luuStor'
To the care of ). Kicker IT, reXu. Post Office Nccn'
New Orleans ,im
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Chars drS RHtS Jucks, m Il de- III fOnySr

Cos rnnr+ prrrirnni dc la iur Jn"h-on & h"Hrrs,
A. NJ ct de- Ia r:,c du Canal Il u h"u'rs du m'uu ct
rnurnnt rnVu' hruro. " hruu il rurIruit In1l"+
les drm' hcur"-, lu>Qu a. h,uus hr Nulr mas '
char qua drit rnrnr dc, Ia dl Canal Il 6! hrurrs
men nrtira Il h,'UItH.
Lee M.ssi'ur~ sou trutirurrcmgrH rIct lie pas
metre les pirl- sar les rurs-iu4, de- pas iu:nrr
dnns lc- rhnI- lur,Vur les d4ui,-~'N lruuyrui
Bureau, d., y, t"upnruIr din hrml de- Ter d. Car
roton Vt IL la Nuuyrlir Orleans
JOIN nAMrSDN,
JlJ lng,lIit'ur t.u rir,'
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CiIENIN Dit FER

NDUVI.IIE bKIEANS ET CARRUi LION.
I'm grand n"inbr tic prrsonu's uyaut drl,nnd,. i Ia
COMPARING d" inrc qu"lq Engagements dams les
hcurcs de depart de ac, midi ellie It~olu dudupt"r
arrangement suiTaut pour irtt 4 cnmlnrnccr du II
J,.in.
Arrangements POUR lrs jours d" In F"'uain".
De furf0it,n De Ia NWr OrirdHS.
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JOHN V. CIllLDS,
ENGRANE,k ANb t'fPER-rIAIE rRlN TER

No. B. fomp ST.
ILL., "ul urrui t,' uIh, ihnh "t'+. tan :
w ut.xrllugr. IllI> TT I,itug, diplomas, u,' trMn
lie and ,l-:tl. ar,i. not III IT, ron-nr sud ,",nlnI.
house s.als, door PLACES, silver war;, &c. 'HI""l "n
hand, nm assortment "r silver plated aud bas+ door
=. tics
Ps Cards printed from plates aIr"nly engraved.
DNln
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10 tONTEAtrOn> FOR PAVING

- FAILED ln"r"-HI~ "''d"',~ed To The Recorder md
~ tuun, ii IIt ilur Municipality, marked " Pro-
puanl- oTAEr, wifi be- I,,rNcd UuuI III 18th Julv,
SIDE walks required v the r"Iu" ',rrurlnG the fol
DWrng Irvlii 'tiu"$; and lut'' tine bonds Of the
Alun' prhN. 1T tu years, h urmg interest, the
Of -i< I,rr rruI, per ;rnIIIuu,NIH:
Ih" cub rr"ln- to "rnrl"y"d stall net be les than
tIrrr and halt t't III .rt-t1, four inches thick, and of
the wnj'h ~iu,h ,hl G'Iirt necessary according
t,rr l. vel r., , i. and In IA -t.I t." determined hv
TIA 'm~Jtpl ui puAlr wnk~, uml sh al hr blessed
III rpIs ar'l 1T '1rr>h'In ma ~np"rJor lre, and
til ,dl-: tie, attn -l-m- IL VI u"t l. h'S tina rlrr"
h'r i-I-I rn It. i- Il 80, au'l 'rI" fact Nl!r, aud
~to3 IT, r'-! ~ llrrul> anil o. The >n' winch lay
,-uI~l tine cub ~Iut". Ih'''lIh -tn" shall be Hld at
' II, ~tN N n''~ I"'0N h' l"''I IT the cutter, and
Tie. gulrt i r,"- Shall >'d n-ami pavement u tour
rr ,I': ask the >I,. Walk~ snail ..lIJ WITH tricks
"." 'O !t'r'i ,"d Hn'I', 81 "Ih ,'''n.n If ,,'.
JIlp 1T nl,, 'I "tr s''"l' Il 81 .tni>;
:" '"' % ' " 49," ,'''I - " , ,- ,U I,I ,
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WILLIAM Il. t.lHNE>,

may II Ne. 81, HIENSIILE-ST. NV tkIF ass
IDEA ItIui.K \ItIK-I hls T., :, n", ana anu
Arir I'll furniture. rapidly cutniu4 Inu u~r, n
thrrn well suuh.rn nutulr-. 1t is ,Ir-gUrd t.
F"rp cool nnd sweet, dishes tin culinary dc
Iulmrn u~rrE.nrv to be IrOtrCIrh from the
heat ii the " ulIlrr during the -llunur season.
The Refrigerator is now considered Indispensable
nrrIrIc IN The otr1t1v good housewife. TIA"
quantity Il nd protects tom the weather, viii MOI"
tnnn pay the cost OF the article every car.
II" subscriber j. constantly IcrrH M nom til" n!u
tactullrI, kritiGcrHlorE Of ll,rcLI pnr,'~
The Subscriber saPpuiul"I agent for The munutrr-
turrr, Mr. 4 Puttrn. Sprcrm"u4 the Ketrlgruturs
may be sr'u at my store % Hlru, l' 81,
my8 # W X C\RNl,>.
-
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SHIPPING.
For Europe.



Al The: 4 | and very fast smiling ship SuPE-
,lrr-N. RIDl, Cartait. Tucker, will have aInrtII
-sA.l- at" '%-p''rh F"rr'sh' Of l'' 'hd' 'o"ore"
or passage Tor T. CABIN I'nsS"rIGrr- t.
JlD |. II GALE, % Coulinum
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Goastyvise.
FOR BOSTON.
a. The topperd ship HEBREW, Cupl
,Ire1NA Whiting, having imlf her cargo engaged, Will
.a.E. have despatch. For huiuicr Of trrig ht pas
sage, having good accommodations, apply On bourd
opposite the O,leaI Press,
June Is 81 7 WHITNEY. Is Cann st
FOR Boston.
FL Il" fast sailing brig LANCET, Captain
,1l9f Clark, will sail the 18th. For pa sage
z zsAGa.sZg oniy Y, apply to ) 81 L VIII
june 10 q Camp st
FOR BOSTON.
III The fast sung brig }OtHDINO, Cnpi.
,TFFA Eastman, ran hudsomcIy accommodate pas
-sl 10y scngers, apply To
ju"c Is SMJ Z WHITNEY, 70 Cnnr st
FOR NEW YORK.
III The A ship BANGOR, can take the
,frrtfN, bulk OF 200 buies Of cotton. Apply t.
.sxl1E x } = WHITNEY,
June ID Is C,mp st
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DLASK BOOkS-An invoice of super royal, me-
- diim, DENY and cap blsnk books OF superior
suaitv, Just received and TOR Fnie by
! lis ! TOW AR a Camp {
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ID 81 : aud rN III ININ. - Camps
To TUE LADIES.
DR HiJl.L'> u ZERO AHDDNIN Al. SUPPORTER
flyiIIS new instrument tor the radical cure OF Pro
iapsus Utcri, or Falling of tho Womb. by
ternal apphcati"n, supersrding tho use of the OBJ
,ccllouahio prrssary, is confidently recommended
to the all cted the means OF perfect restoration
to health, it never having failed Of performing u
cure, even under tho most aggravated crcunstan b.
ces 1t has received tho deciicd appreciation of
Sir Astlcv Cooper of London Sir Ben amin
Drod,o Sir James Clark, Physician to the Queen;
DR. Ashwc i.nctl -cr on midwifery TO Guys Hos
pitnl DIR EInv, lecturer to st BirtholonGws; l)r
Griffith, lecturer to Westminster Hospital: DR.
Rlmsbuth im, lecturer to I."nIon hospital; toAcrt
Forgus"u, lecturer to Westminster lyngin hoSpu,
al DR. >wrutuIln, lecturer to MullIoscX hospital
aud scnier ucrDucIeur to 4 urcn tnnriotc: lying;
~. hospital nlsp by Henry Dawes Conquest
BIundriI, LIE, Mcrrlman, surgeon kcatcs, Nc by
DIR Murrcau, president OF the Academic k"ayal"
he Medicine, PARIS, aud tccoucIcr to the Duchess
DOIlraus prolnssors NeIprou, AarjoIln, PAuI
Dubois, S, son and oth"rs-tnd i'll New York hy
professor W Francis, G. 5 Bedford, NJ d profess
sor Of midwifery IN the university OF the city of
New York; pr"is Drl4irld. and Francis, L john
s,on, president County A1sd Society, laurcns Hull
president mrd society State Of n York, pots Jas
McNuu" htuu of Albany, PROS March, Cyrus Per-
krns, Doarc-Dr~ rnos i,yd, Gilbert Smith,
Hvsack, Srcarns Ludlow, nissan, Vhchr, Power,
Grayson Van Rensselaer,, aud many other distn.
eu,sttrl phvsr,ans in tho u States.
A & ilull, Office 4 Vcsscy st, Aston House \
York.
" A cons,an, supply Of the above instruments,
with DR. IIuIl's improved Trnsscs for tlrrna, Will
bo ken, by SlCKLES x Co, n Orleans,
AG Carpenter, Natchcz; Stone Marsh, Wood
villc, Booth and Mallory, Memphis; W ID WI" IA
son, SomcrviIle; Hall and Washington, NAshvilIc
Nc \airay aud Hamilton do; Il |. Bliss, Florence
Ala; J { Spo;swund, Athens
NEW ORLEANS
Steam and Patent Biscuit Bakcry-Waters ana
Htttmdn.
No. 50, iInrc.u (ucar tlr Pontnhartran Kali hoad')
rP;l.A and Navy Bread. Soda and Vine biscuit
sugar Butter, Milford and Water Crackers.
All tho above ARTICLES warranted to he o! th'
hrs, quality, and 10 keep in any climate oe'nt
completely kiln dried
A so-kiln dried corn meal.
orders lief, at &. W. Pruchard and Taga't. 1r
sor.es Magazine and roydras streets, viii reco, ~.
prom T., alusulion. Small kegs put up expressly to
t,,;t,' 49,, l5nuv
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'a'le VIsIVSGlE NTS.

UJMEREHANIS can hare n HE,urIfuL CIKcu-
strnch III at fur honrs NorIcr By. nH'"r at me
Cornpng Room Of TRi t. AMERICAN fRixT:S"
OFFiCT, st. thtrlcs Exchange, aijo'ui"g tie KrA"
Ru"M ut Corner Of iraver street, or at the ! lin
ing nt'irc cornrr oi Pnvdrns and St Charles streets.
"Ol.ltND t'I\--lO pipes Holland Gin. in store
and for sal. 10 JTlIANFK a. 60
ml3 II p"vdrus st
DUrTER-Go krgi ';p-hen aud W. STEM, il store
- for safety q DORSEY,
june II IA Ne" lev"e
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'ENO >TAT!nNIKS, CuNNTING ROOMS


All OF "hi,h ar OF very superior Il luty, ard viii d."
sold low /" cIusr Il rGn~Igu.Irn'; by
nib AruWAE. ~ Camp Il .
HM iDW>iiG i>rEN-" 'r"ms i'ri~"c Pa.
per, N store and tor sale hv
my ii j rIlN EE 4 Go, Il =, Y'rnr st
l,N.AG >rONE.>-tD0 ynrd> ha..in., audi%g from
Il ship ST u"rrnr", for sale bv
| lME-loO CASKS Tn, M ,,t"u Lime, "ndu., for sale
Il by .,$J p WIHrN,i,
HMA\A >W'A.TMEATS.--5' nvAy~ ~ store,
for rnle by \ TkIIK,
may 10 81 GRAY Ter st
l|NE>u MALAGA HAl>lNs-Iooo' "Nrs j" e'o'"
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(tUNNy BAGs-3oOol IN luI,- and Ln"dIrs, for
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ma, III Magazine st
- ATll lL'HS-lNo Bath tubs assorted Sizes tur
- sale It, reduced prices, Hy :. LOCKE TO.
SIS " Fl"nt l"Sr"
EN,"uHTt' hO'a, landing from s'"m'%n' K",n"'rn,
may % 81 ''la>n'r Il
E.'LEMENT> OF Civil Engineering, beng AN att lnpt
~ to consolidate thu principles 9th" 'a'o1s opera
tons Of the tvll Engineer mt, one point OF view, for
l. f student and those who may be about /" en-
bark the puies als. Illustrated by copper DATES,
and ntcr- persed with vnr"us nsrtol tables by juhn
Mnetpn civil en- tnrcr formerly Professor If nrrhnn-
it in the k"yal in .litu'i"n "i Great Britain, NV Pro-
tsso If NnIntu Philosophy and Chemistry i'll William
is TOWAR, - rnmp It
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srsor,,.u; i (,autrmeI.'s !iuru shirts do cum'rlc,
win ,.leu ls.uts ia Snna Die licn fronts linen c"'-
turS: silk cnttn aud uudr sr's and drawers
cumh.ie gnl silk unikrrceis: black and fancy rra-
watts in rrenl yar,r stacks OF every drhcsipIn: gum
elastic and cottqp suspeniefs: silk. Cotton and thread
gloves: .eHts hoss!I gloves umbrellas and canes gn!d
mounted.
A!so-Spenhd assm>ment Of LADIES' aud gents !p''i-
ting desks, DIRE port nlios pefii'nory cut
iery nl.' rich fancy gGGds.
novli
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rravats sImper stocAs gloves aud uspe nders, III tls
Bazaar corner OF ): Charles and C"n'uun streets.
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ID diim DENY and cap blsnk books OF surcIio
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lNAlklNAi CANES.

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" received vurtet, of CANES, suit ihlc Tor grn
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