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SPLENDID
.PRe4eBSO EGD R HE s..
And other Musical Instruments,

anu Olner MuSICal instruments,
Music, Strings, &c. &c.
SAM'L CARUSI, No. 81, Baltimore st.
~ Baltimore, Importer of Piano-Fortes and
other Musical Instruments, best Italian
Strings, &c. sc. Wholesale and Retail-has
on hand a splendid assortment of American
and German Piano Fortes, made to order by
the best makers of America and Germany
and warranted to stand any climate.-Also an
extensive supply Of all kinds of other musical
Instruments, best Italian Strings, with every
article In the music line, wholesale and retail.
Country merchants and dealers supplied on
the most liberal terms.-Liberal discount to
academies and Observation-Disclosures from any
part of the United States punctualy and faith
fully attended to.-Music published to order
on the most accommodating terms. Orders
may be left with Mrs. Sheffey, or with MIR. Jas.
G. Maupin, (msrchanD Stanton.
SAMUEL CARUSI.
Dec. 10
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Total 545S Barrels.
SAMUEL BEALE, Inspector.

The News-boys in New York, being dis
appointed in the receipt of the Presidents
Message at the usual time, bethought them
selves ola pile Of last years messages in the
New Era Office, which they sold to the citi-
zens in great numbers before the quiz was
discovered-and it is said that some of them
were actually sent to England.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-12-12

VIM. +. Cunningham contests the seat of
Joseph f. Allyn, the returned member to the
House of Delegates from the borough of Nor
folk-and f. III. Caldwell contests the seat
of John Scott of Marshall county.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-12-12

IN obedience to decree of the Superior
Court of Law and Chancery for the county Of
Augusta, pronounced on the goth day ofJune
1889, in a cause therein depending, wherein
Martha Mcdowell is plaintiff and Eliza Wal
lace and others defendants, will be sold on
the LIST day of January next, before the door
OF Capt. Henry McClung's Tavern, in Staun-
ton, to the highest bidder, likely and valua-
bic NEGRO BOY, aged about SIXTEEN
Terms made known on the day of sale.
GEORGE ESKRIDGE.
Dec. 10, 1899.
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Marrteu,

On Thursday evening last, by the Rev'd.
Jacob Killian, the Rev'd. HENRY WErzEL of
Wythe County, Virginia, to Miss MARY
CATHARINE, daughter of MIR. Christian Stau-
bus, of this county.
On Thursday last, by the Rev. Mr.. Ste
phenson, Mr.. GEORGE ANDERSON to Miss
MARGARET SPERRY, daughter of Mr.. John
Sperry, all of this county.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-12-12

)j9The quarrel between Missouri and To-
wa does not seem likely to be settled soon
by themselves. Several delegates from each
party met lately, but came to no agreement
There is some talk on both sides about spill
ing blood but that of course is mere bonn
bast.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-12-12

Lawrence Roane (Whig) has been elected
to the House of Delegates from Essex coun
ty, in the place of II. F. Lorimer decd.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

The annexed certificates, from disinterested
witnesses, afford of themselves so satisfactory
an answer to ID. A. Stofer's last ebullition oi
nonsense, absurdity and mendacity, and SO
triumphantly sustain all my previous state
ments, that confidently submit them to the
public with the single assertion, that Stofer's
pretended extract from my letter is ,ciLul
and deliberate FORGERY, as is abundantly
proved by the fact that he has never exhibit
ed the original letter to me or to any person
acquainted with my hand writing, tho long
since desired to produce it. If he will exhib-
it that letter to Capt. Harper, there will soon
be an end of the controversy.-I am now done
with this controversy.
CORNELIUS c. BALDWIN.
Rockbridge, Dec. 18th, 1899.
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Virginia Institution
For the Education of tie Deaf and
Dumb, and Of the Blind, \
SrAuNroN, Dec. l2, 1889.

STAUNToN, DEC. IL, 1859.
THE undersigned, will until the 10th day
OF January next, receive sealed proposals, for
furnishing timbers agreeable to the annexed
Schedule. The timbers have been numbered
from to 8, any person putting in proposal,
will put in for an entire number, and may pro-
pose for as many numbers as he pleases; but
for no fraction of q number.
An agent will disappointed to receive, num-
Der and measure the timbers as delivered, and
he will receive none that is not sound and in
every respect suitable for the purpose required.
Cash will be paid on the delivery of each
number complete, on the site of the building
near Staunton.-Proposalsm may be handed to
either of the undersigned.
ALEX'R. Ill. III. STUART,
NICHS. G.. KINNEY,
FRANCIS L. STRIBLING,
JAMES POINTS.
Executive CommiNee.
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It's thought that Governor Marcy will be
appointed Attorney General of the United
States, in case Mr.. Grundy takes his seat in
the Senate.
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NOTICE.,

WILL. be sold at Brooksville in the coun-
ty OF Albemare, 10 miles from Char
iottesvliie, and the same from Staunton. at
the fork of the Charlottesville and Sco,,syillt.
Turnpikes, all the
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-12-12

1J1The Richmond Enquirer comes to us
in new dress. 1t now looks as trim and
spry as its editor.
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Office.
Dec. 5-ts.

a petition will be presented to the next
General Assembly of Virginia, PRAYING
That the precinct election row held at ;he
House Of Robert Dunlap, in Augusta County.
be changed to Deerfeld, in said county.
Nov. ID, 1889.
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sBesvclry, Watches, &C.
- - ~

THNHE subscriber having purchased the in
n terest OF 1T. PEBBLES, in the Jcwelry
Store, lately opened by him in Staunton, and
recently occupied by VIM. Young, has per-
manently located himself here for the purpose
of conducting the business in all its various
branches.
Having provided himself with fine materi-
ais, tools, &c. he feels prepared to offer his
services to the public, and will repair all kinds
OF fine watches, clocks. &c. which NAV be en-
trusted to his care. Having had considera-
bic experience i'll his profession, he hopes he
will be able to please those who may favor
HIM with their custom. He will keep on
hand
Cold and Silcer Lecer Patches.
Plain Steer do.
Gold and Siicer Pencils,
Gold Buttons.
Fine cnGmeled Pearl s. Paste
Rings,
Fane cnamele,i Breast Pins,
Coral Cold Clasps,
Salrer and Slcer-pkafed Ware,
with variety of articles all of which he is
disposed to sell On accommodating terms.
A. ROBINSON.
Staunton, Nov. 81, 1899.
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No. 8.
$50 pieces of Scantling , by inches 10 to
IA feet long.
1900 feet inch yellow pine plank 10 to Is
feet long.
200 feet j inch flooring plank of good quail
ty Is to Is feet long.
1000 feet inch yellow pine plank.
1000 feet inch plank good quality.
5000 feet common.
All the plank over one inch thick, must be
delivered kiln dried, or otherwise well sea-
soned.
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C. G.. BALDWIN, Esq.

J-FLOUR inspected in Scottsville for
the quarter ending LIST December, 1899:
Superfne $3.50
Fine 33l
* AZ
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JOB PRINTING

Nfofiy and erpediiiously eree,,,ed ot M, "A
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-10
SARSAPARlLLA PILL OF HEALTH; OH,
BLOOD ILL.

VINiJIS excellent family pill II medicine o. long tflr eM
rary nr col all disorders III the stomach and how
els til, common symplnms which cu.t,vcnrs>, G"Iueb
cy loss sppete headarhr. g'd'ness .cAe y
fne.. after meals dzzes of the eyes, 'rowsiiess ahd
main. IN The .tou.. els indigo. tinn producing TOT
hid state the liver md consequent inactivity OF q no"
eli. causing AIsog ri every Junction OF Inc Ah1
will III cxcr,lcnt prcpara"n by Hicerse'rr-
nurr he ctIrcalv Two t"I-e to>cssTil CON
vince the Athlete, Of its .am,ary fleets The stomach VIII
,re,dy regain healthy action Of the liver bov
hes. heat, main and jaun appearance strength activity
aud health be the quick OF taking ,hS me
,cipr according the directions cronpany'hg each FOX.
These pill. particularly eicacons for stomach crues
colds ucs breath sn all "hstructuhs IN Ito
urinary taken after tHfree nduige"oe
table they quickly the system to lis nstnts state q
rapo.e . ,,.,. n;aM
mss j1ow The assirg from too great
h,x Of blood head should be without ihen a.
mnuy dang will be entirely carried oil oy the
Err female, these pills truly excellent removing
nj, s The distressing hea 'nche so very preVa'h
Win the FOX; spirits dulincs> q" sight nrr''o
aG, cus bUtchs p,mles and sa""ness oil the skin ano
.;vc ajeYl,hy and juvenile hlo"m 10 the complexion.
r, mothers they confidently recommended as se frt
nrene that can taken during pregnanc, and fo' sdfn
of all nkrs they uhequallr' =, .-
A. pleasant sfe easy aFc'an they unite the h:omheH
d,, an f mild operation M the most Auceeeefn suec aho
uo Diet confinement du ing 1er use
nv regulating the according the and 81 ngt tho
they bcome e Tor every asc IN nrr
can M required; and for elderly people they WI ne ouhd ~
he m, mos, comfortable medicine hitherto pre- AIRED
soil, II No vi Custom, house ST. New Orleans. n2-Jm
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SpkI,1E'IC SULU,l'lI'ti.

L. vhonrs suffering from UAErheAL n ,i.1 "a
n such q GONOWRiiOEA, Gl.EETS, STIR uM sr.,
IRRITATION UF THE KIDNEYS, BLADDER, ChEIn>
IA, PktySrEATE GLAND, and all DISEASES u W.
RJNAKY PASSAGES, rAINs IN THk ll)INS CRAVE,
Lumbnwo from t;ene c0hness. L'caa As'n'y,a
ed this vslu bic mrdripe nt MI Ar lures S"o
perfectly erndicatc the above d--nsc., much n1 er
Other and invariably the co'-tthtiS an"
health and ohsc that hast per
cal b. dis-n improper treatment III b"t 'n tu'ees
be compared and In. pussey CARED Inay oas
daily snrer. edhg the those in1 .'h nsu'eoos
medic nrs-t'opnva Turprutinr tnbubs Yer nrS ~
In addition to the tcstlm'on'u RECEIVE rom ~.
OF the world, ineindin the last "rd ~ u lh' Ah'
ioa &c, and medical Of the he j ndns !" the pro
icssIn IA bearing esiim rs >urlFi-IH success NV
Hundred pound. uid ha been "rfr !" wv
ho produce my remedy 10 f"Atas Sle'us
S"utton. Aer this further esn tie necessary
hui a,d.' lew Uf the c"rlifcstc..
Il hav. prescribed inand spec hcSolu' N 10 HefFrPs
Inburnv under Urc d. and ~ MY a>'oil h-
mrn, they much shorter than h"'hes
ed H. LEY u. u.
"Iecturer Midwifery. At bartholomew Hospital
Or Clarke Y"and Sr"c IL Solution, 'oma-
ny patient ,bvri under uacthra Dr. CHARGES, o 'nv"r'a-
bly, oun they turvd much less time Than he hal pre-
yiUusly rod WHOM Using preparations ui t"pa'a hnN
opinion il remedy uruun ii, md one that u. INTENDS
In future presrrl+ ~. his patients
LoSpos December 81. Ie,7.
u. Green hereby ccr,,Gcs Yolan Specific So u'"n
most ec remedy and Tint Utcii al DIS
than any pcpa' alto" ol Coa'u =: ' ever s
| scrbe1.
The above be- obtained My n, No 9GCust"n house 81
| IN Now Ureunr.
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HEALTH AND FEAUTY,

TOMACIl PILLS An ointment medical writer hns semasA
- ed and experience hss proved the fact. that ."e
attentive To keeping the stomach and bowels rrnt
preserve health disease. ind GENERALLY a'ta robust
cheerful healthy old for hnt %e-irahtt these
pill. adapted beng prepared the suih'e "f ns,
Of c,moile flowers. and the most choice st"pa''
and drugs of NaterIa Nled,ca They have iii
cases, superior every ether medicine in Il" Of
and liver complaints, los. Of appetite, III" H.
ulncs un oppression after meals, sio Of
breath aud an excellent utter any ihe
bic they gently purge all" cleanse the bowels sirengcn
the stomach constitution. Females mr.
value good health be without hem TREY pur
IL tie blood ub,tructius; md give the skin tnsuu
ul clear alhy aa, bImng appearances Persons Of
p,ehurc habit are subject head ache, gldnr dim
meas of SIGHT have great flow nj roo" v
the head should them frcqurEty. Children a persona
Of Nil ages, NAV take them they do not claiA
any mercury nny Ingredient Tint reqnrrr ronfnnrrl Of
restriction of diet Phy should ne kept III fam
rcmcL, III caser ssdden nes N" their prompt admin
strao, cholera morus cramps spsi- levers ane ohera
farming PLAINS. be speedily cured or prevented
Svlu nj No Gi Gu. ION honsr st. New Orleans.
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REPUBLIC OF TEXAS.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
City Of Huston, l7,h July 1880.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
City Of Huston, l7,h July 1880.
IN pursuance of requirement OLA law passed by
| Congress Of this Republic, approved January
2lst, 1889, making it the duty of tho Treasury to
advertise aud cause to be sold the lots in tho CITY
OF CALHOUN, on day by him fixed. Notice
is hereby given that tho lois in the City OF Calhoun
will be offered at Pub ic saIc ON Monday, the 18th
day of November next between tho hours OF len
O'Clock, NJ. aud Four O'Clock, P NJ, a, tho Capt.
toi Of this Republic, upon the terms set forth IN
the following extracts from the law above mem
toned
"Scc l.-B, it further enacted, That the lots in
said town shall be offered and sold for other cur
rcncy than gold, silver, audited paper, or tha pro-
missory notes Of tins government.
Sac. 6.-Be it further enacted, That tho SAID lots
shall be sod the following terms, VIZ One
fourth part to be paid down, and the other three
forth to be in equal nstalmcnts Of six, twelve and
eighteen months.
Sec. DE il further enacted. That if any
person who shall purchase any OF these aforesaid
lots shall il to make phyInant Of the sevsial in
| slamculs in conformity with this Act, ho or they
shall forfeit all such sums as they may hav" PREV.
ousy paid, and the lots purchased by such default
ter shall revert to the government of the Repub'
lie.
Sec S-Be it further enacted, That all persons,
aliens not excepted, shall have the privilege OF pur-
chasing and holding the same, aud the President is
authorized TO issuepatonts to them so soon as the
last ia. stalmcnt shall have been paid"
The sale will continue from day to day, until all
of the lots shall have been disposed Of
Calhoun is situated on the East end of Matagor
da Island directly on tho Main Pass into Matagor
da Bay. and from its advantageous position, will
probably become the principal commercial city i'll
Western Texas.
j.. A Plan ct tho city may be seen 10 the Genera
Land Office.
The several napers in this Republic,thc CONNER
cial Bulletin, Pcayune and True American, Of N
Orleans, will publish notice until the day Of sale.
JAMES II. STARR
/ Secretary of the Treasury
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. t,A,I-lu,0 zig OF lead landing from steam tes
Rienzi and for sale nv
81 J tina Elk q ' ", ~ c.

,a,bE American Flower Garden l',rrnry, ei,a
me nIaccaI dirrc,uns for the cni''rr III r'sntsia
H., a'.',.r arden. hut house, erfn house, uins or
VI. .;nnw or ,verv ron hin the year, iii 'es
erp,"n If the plants most desirable J" e"s 's na,ut'
", ~, wv .e.sn, for uans,,ianiing &c. INSTRUCTIONS
'. . ere. Ting hit hou., h"se, ard Ia. ins on.
s"wer sn.rn table Of .os most r""gsI's 20 mo
pH''e .Il ,nr,rus With in Irurtnns tor preparing
,ss soil rrra a,ins planting, rI"d"cr training and
.r,"s The grape vine with eSrrr''r M Ne hest ssrss
Ia, en''S"'"s " ALIEN. TOWAR,
sa.eIpsos asCaGP s,rsst
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4 \ RLNAN PHOTOGRAPHIC T. PRiTlN0 OF
~ FlCE, So Magazine street, Opposite Banks Az.

ca =.
W GREENE takes PLEASURE in announcing to his
lier. and the citizens Of New Oreans, that e has al
le. 9Th l,hography par it'll copper plate
printing, aud iron, the utcs the art has over copper
patu rnvIavue he can execue all orlers entrusted 10
him, at one u the expense Of eng aving and nearly as
cheap az type printing.
MERCHANTS wishing Circulars sent ont in th,ir own
hand wiring, can have any quantity at u few hours
notice: or tev will be executed for them in beautiful
stvle auCh Us has lerstre given general satsiac'on
10 all Tho most Respectable commission houses nj hH
city. tieuten,en dasrous Ut having Visiting or but''
mss Cards finished in the best unsr will 10 well b.
calling atl,e office und see specimens.
Feb. !, 1889
N Blank notes neatly executed, and circulars
,,ripfeI 4 ,np htur'n mica,
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THE MOST IMPORTANT HUMAN DISCO
VERY

A CLERGYMAN, late Of the Cambridge University hrv.
n ing discovered method o curing himself Of her."ts
Mental Compliant, OF fourteen YEARS d0ratton. and four
years having had 600 patients ell of whom he has
follow his advice Twelve offers from bcne,o
ience rather than Others Low spirits entH de
b,y ot bind 10 the head,
tgn gronndess tuurco memory, ncai'c for usi
ness sndv &C. restIessnes irr.outoG "r'"'sJnes. nus
cisiol delon "Wednesday though Of SCI. obstruction,
SANITY, durable by this iporan. discovery. Most 70
six weeks.
Apply to No y6 Custom house 81, New Orleans.
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HARRoWaATn SPRINGS
x3kk1O~60A e - SA4Av~~
Montgomery county, Alabama.
THREE DAYS JOURNEY FROM NE


THREE DAYS JOURNEY FROM NEW
ORLEANS.
TIME proprjetnr nj this establishment has the plea.
i. sure ot announcing his friends and the public
ID genei tina, he will ts u reane- sby the frat DAY Of
May s receive visiters. He will also state for the be-
aeit Of ,huse a, di.tance that there have been large
improvements made, and o.hers going on and in
rupid progress for completion, which Will enable sr
subscr her to accommodate n much larger number thun
Heretofore and at the same time much better.
fanilie can lie accommodated 18th good rooms. or
t,cre who prefer have large cabins eached IRON
tho main building.
II 10 deemed unnecessary tc say anything in rarcn
lar Of the character these wners for it in generally
believed that they are neriur tn in the sout
ern Stutcs. All the amusemrnIs that ara genc'a'
found at Watering Places, will be found at this:
hest music that this part Of TIL country Affords
been engaged and viii he in constant attendance at ne
Springs during the whole season.
J he sutsc ihe, will uvai himself Of this eplnrtuntE
in returning his uniegned thanks for the very bera
support given him last season. and hopes by the exrr
tons that have been made in improving and cxte"dIne
the ACCOMMODATIONS to merit liberal patronage '"t
n,escu, season. JNO CRAM.
| u,3
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PRAIRIE COTTAGE

PNAlKtE WI hhE'
IN PROCTOR presents his hest compliments TO his
II friends, the public OF New Orean", and to I'LL
stranger. who may he passing few days ~ the 'y'
and Informs them that he will he ready i"xiw DAYS 70
reeiv. them at that pleasant retreat, the l.
GOTTA q +, situated on the Lake shore. fers"n'
travelling either from Springfield, ID nnldsonv'lc'
Mudsonvilie, the city. there meet with good
chser-f,c III, ommodutrns and polite aention-and
ali urtis hy way Of thu Nashville Railroad can lie sc r
we'd in private and pleasant room, by giving one days
notice Of their Intention to come.
The proprietor doubts no, that Inducements for a
vi III will be found in the Advantages the Outage pre-.
SCENTS 10 the invalid, and those ~earied will, the hs"''
dust and buse Of tho city. The pure and delicious
air CONSTANT, floating either from the AXE Or the great
paire-,h. one refreshing and the other loaded with
fragrance will ever give unmngled delight to the vans
d.rer in search either otheallb or pleasure:
F. Proctor appeals therefore will, confidence to the
patronasc of ,ho.e who know his method Of serving h's
friends and doubt. no, that most strangers visiting the
city will honor him with call. fe intends making
Prairie ottage one M III. agreeable places Of re-
sort in the ne, ghborhood of,he city
The proprietor guarantees that his wines, liquors &C
&c. shall he ofthe choice nature: at the same
time he will devote his attention TO procure all the ear
ie.t decscles and viards Of the season for his table,
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Coastwlse.
For the Interior.
FOR BAYOU SARA

FOR BAYOU SAKA
Regular Packet.
h. ~~A, The splendid passenger steams'oat
Jsl-% BRILLIANT: Jesse liar, master
9Ies:555g, will Leave New Orlean. every We'd
ncsda, at 10 o'clock A. N. for Bayou S"'a Il every
urdav at ~ "clock A. NJ taking IN. Coast down on
Sunday. For 'rcigh, passage apply to Capt. '"r'
OH bOarl OFT
GLo5 ADAMS L. WHlTALL
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For NEW YORK.
liz IL IL liz

IL ID IL ill
FOR NEW YORK.
HOLMES LINE OF PACKETS.
ITO sail punc,uaily every Monday from each prt.
This Lin. eli Packets have been Increased t" 'lcS'
en- frs, class Ships, consisting Of
Ship Nushvitie, Captain Wood.
ArkHnsas Captain 5 Dennis,
Alabama, Captain Berry,
orleans Captain 3 scar,
'picksbarg, Cap,uin J Bunker,
!nnthea, Captain Ashley.
Nashville, Cautnn " Ood.
L4oxisa, Captain Truman.
Oc0Afe, Captnin l.yona.
Otmxieee, Captain lea, lit.
Nete Mip --- Captain WO0thouse
Nee Ship - Captain Nichols.
The above ships are all Of the first class, coppere"
and copper fastened, ind were built in New fofk eA
pr.a.y for ,is tr,1s-hey Of light iIaugh. I" ws'
t.r and almost invariably cross tho bar without ue'e
ton
These packets are commanded Ivy Captains well OK
-r,enced in the trade and will exert Themselves
to Accommodate. Tile: will always he lowed uI amt
down the river. and will promptly sail a. advertised;
stores uf the frs, quality i'll always be furnished, aud
every attention paid the comfort aud satisfaction u
fass"ngers
The price Of the cabin il fixed at $ao, without wine
liquor ,,,N
For further particulars apply to ~ A cohEN,
nar"c W C"'noh s''eet
III The ships are no, accountable for breakngc Of
gluss hollow wure, marble granite, coorernge ut Tin
or rust m Rtesl: responsible for Packag
or parcel put hoard, unless regular bill oludus be
| signed ther. for, at the office Of the agents.
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lDAlN"S, Oli., &c.-'ihe Subscriber is receiving q
offers Tor sale on accommodating terms 10 casks
cona ming from s, to is Kegs of tad ground in DIT OF
different qualities.
lOm Ellis Dutch i.insecd Oil pure article.
~ BIS Spirits of Turpsntlhe.
IL do. Rutifnh Alchaol
5 Canisers Of 81 To-. each Marscnbo Easam
Copnva.
IL Cauis,ers ni 90 ID. each Bermuda Arrow root.
, dnz. patent scales tor counter.
gros. ASSOC ted Spatuas
dog. assorted marking Brushes round 4 fiat.
10 dor. paint md white wash Brushes,
3 toz. Snuff in half bottles.
6 Wood aud Black American Dispcus"rics,
10 g,os. Lamp Glasses assnred,
lO2 lbs assorted ,sSancial oils,
50 gros Matches of the hest qualify.
. do. Balsam of Columbia
do. Orris Tooth wash
And variety Of 9TH articles too nu.cerous to be
me ntnn-d. bl'NNAHt.l-,
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