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WANTED-Two respectable young women want situ.-
Gns one 1s and Pre-, and
~ respeetable private family The best Of city
viii Be PaSctaay attended dee Oh " 'iHs street ASg note
WANTED-A .iiuaiion As Dressmaker or seamstress, Ell
b. =, s
Oy rpT,.lns at ~ Oliver street. sdstory. front room
WANTED-A situation, either in Obbing house or retail
who Dry goods store by young man Of good bushes, habits
en- zd Ss 'Ss sT l c The best
TS FAMILIEs GoISS SOUTH, 20 the West Indie.
.sHs a e Of yss S 70
sas would prefer going to Eur. wcgd Of good
york YORK gwen Address box s upper Post Office sO n
" from the major Theatres England france teacher
and and m o. mrsca invites the ladies
street. corner Of Spring street wedn sday and SATURDAY
easy and and Yr 20 s 70 mt
Of .he guitar-ibe violin taught, SC.
r JoNt SIS GuitaI yisn, violOneslo, Bow Case, Ma
rate viii be- r Ros t
the grating properties extracted-wholesae and retail.
HAx!sANA SCARS 600 choice Havana segar,, of
dinert brands; ToQo0 Regaia of all
S T i smith fy S from the
$50 ar Gothic Hail. 3ll Broadway.
"A LEVY will sell on "Wednesday evening at ISL Broad
way at O'clock beautiful collection framed
and unframed with paintings, which fine por
trat oil the kevd Mr. Somersiic with other
subjects Plants on Thursday morning. Oil paintings sa-
tur'iay evening. SO 2t-ec
BtlEACHING POWDERED casks Bryde's Bic citing
ship fERssE In E III By
sERss DES SoK iYGSs Liberty ;Pa /. for
$50 Ste "
To WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS or Business Men with
.pitai-Ths advertiser Is desire Of engaging himself
WIN either OF the above for the Transaction of the whole
Drug Business with chemical Mt
ALREADY in full operation capital Of FIVE dol
lars, uaciously invested be made Yield
cent annually without ncurrng risk much
Post Office. 80 Itsec
PACKET SHIP GARRICK, from Liverpool-Consguees
by this ship VIII please send their permits board, Or
leans wharf, foot OF Wall street.
All goods not permitted in five days will be public
STORE soc
ILLINOIS BANK NOTES, Michigan AID Indians State
Senpi Arkansas Illinois and Indiana State stoek-con-
stsnuy purchased al n. SISTARE'S, Is Wslla
Union Bank and Southern Trust Florida. bought the
highest M rket price 500 ser
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AUCTION SALES
BY THOMAS BELL.
tSfores Nos. % .ann and IFS FssissM slvesf.D


tsores Nos. q :d.n ssd rs is.is~ s~sxD
WEDNESDAY,
Choice Valuable n and d., s. sOs variety Of
xiso ' ,hs hsI,, Of al al aescnprops
% s hand furniture from Brook
and Do ps osS S % the sns1 M a o'clock piano ore
Also the entire stock Of cabinet and the furniture OF
: ''"'' giving UP A0a' fHGPRssDAY.
eo S se D e e s sale Ss% ,sd
ss g s0os g
and ssusSs articles '''' splendid watches
ss''inss Sc BY order Marshal '''' e''''
trimmings, hosiery, SC. 'e''"S''
h PainnS, Books. Piano For,e. FanitSre &c &e-A very
and modern mos, pf hem beautiful sp' .aS
Dyer. sso"s:; sn5 fSi:i:,:sA tn. machinery, ,.-
msrino; Cloths &c ''e'H's o" an improved pan' silks
SATURDAY.
N, Al lok O'Clock in thr sale rooms
end ssad a of new and
BY RIELL ARCULARIUs.
TUESDAY
I,ono,. s. AZ 10y o'clock at The auction room.
WEDNESDAY.
AT l0h O'Clock,
Elegant Household Furniture made to order by Neal Of
bs sn sssaI %sSs Sp sns Sn
oss turkey Brussels and inp glasses
p,i paintings candisbn manel lamps Venetian and painted
Chna Inner sets elegant china Of 81
marble essd maple bsG.,esd issiSe
ture, sc. sc ~ '' "'sA '"'N'
me hnlcksboeker Line Of stages pass the door,
catalogues al the anctlon room N Monday.
FRIDAY, Sept 49,
49,, =. Atl0h X.
AZ he Marshall House, corner Broadway and Reade
assortment OF household furniture beds. bedding &c.
consisting 81 elegant Brussels paror carpets ingram and Vene
espet large quantity OF oil cloth, mahogany Sofas paror
an groom Chairs centre dining and table mantel
.oe glasses mante ornaments, chandeliers window
astral and hall lamps china and glass ware large
oil Kitchen furniture bar-reon furniture bar fixtures
&c Also splendid of beds bedding Sc the en-
TIRE contents OF forty rooms - 49, y"
ne ABOVE IN good order having been Ibut time in
amned ' VASES ''e soouS e"h w ca
SATURDAY,
~ AT l0k o'clock, at the auction rooms,
Elegant Furniture, Pianos, &c.
MONDAY.
Al 10 l2 O'Clock, At the auction room,
nardwsre Guns, Cutlery, and House Furnishing Articles
IN great variety by catalogue.
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AMUSEMENTS
PARK THEA,

PARK THEATRE.
~, REDUCED PRICES OF XDMIss,or
Second ana Ihird Circles osns
e<nts
Odiefy csHt
Mr. BROWNE and Mr. PLACIDE in oKeefs'. com.Sv =,
u,,,o .,,,.. Wild Oats Z" suS vi
ihis E'ENiNo september 2oth will be- performed tho
WILD OATS.
Ephraim Smooth. Williams John Dory s,r,
Sim, Placide Rover RED
Lazy Amaanh, Miss Hildreh
Amelia - Mrs Barry
BOMBASTES FURIOSO.
Zen Bombastes, rlaride King AIaxomines, Williams
Dstahns o., Nrs Vernon
Mr. Gilman Williams iF,eder,ek V,ran,H r,..S
Mis- Taylor, Ms sSms,. 'nrs
The pnblie respectfully inforued In II Mr. GE ORor
vANDENHoFF Of the Theatre Roy Convent Ga den has
wednesday next, in the character Of Hamlet. -
@ uoors oren al O'Clock and ts performance will CON-
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TO THE AMATEURS OF THE
ACCORDTONl

NI0NOR Z; MAXIM! beg, to inform public that be
has just published HIS Accordion instruction. which h a.
vided two pats-the first for the Accordons without ,e
ton.sthe second for those with both which
amply furnished with selected erercises uro
gre.sey written, in order that the sily have
entire command the instrument.
SlGNOR MARTINI begs also TO state that he has large
collection Of MSS music for the Accordion, which he nds
publish shortly and he any sort
of music he should be required. The signo will be thankful
all those who i'll favor hun his street
wi he 10 ri auiQ aaoev
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SET,F PROTECTORS.

ITO Travellers AND HOUsEKEEPERs.-Psten,
seCoeking Repeating Pistols, which be discharged
times in few seconds The pistol cocks the barrel re
wolves discharges merely BY pulling the igger the cham
her aud piece, and therefore cannot blow apart
like repeating pistols The construction very
they be drawn from the pocket and with one hand
without the loss Of amoment six shots can DC nIsa s
~ pocket pistol. -. ,,. a.
travellers houekeepe captains, planters: public ON
Gers oher they Indispensable Article as persons
both male and female with this pistol protect the hes
property IL attacked by one OF them IL
equal 70 near a dozen OF the comron md.
The public invited 10 call and Examine the same az their
simplicity being warranted out Of ordef and ht
PERT safety will certainly recommend them over all ohen
J. @. BOLEN, lo4 Broadway,
SIS imissr between Wall and Pine streets.
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LIE A RY & co.
NOS. 4 q 5 Aston HOUSE, NEW YORK
HATTERS

HATTERS,
WILL INTRODUCE on " ednesday the 2st ms, a ne W
- and elegant a le Of Gentle mens Black Fur Hats,
S362 EACH in explanation If hich submitted the follow
ing remarks -
Since the origin Of Establishment W. have had in vie
and have sc H adhered to three distinct purposes
nfacure VIZ Economy IN price Imp quality md
taste and the peectinz STANDARD Of Fashions for the UnteJ
States independent Of the European all of which have been
successfully Effected resulting in most important saving
The community laEe, and equally satisfactory
u9n 70 ourselves consequent upon the extensive patronage
which we have received.
Our improved Five Dollar Hats superior in material ele
gance Of style and perfect nh that Immediately their
celebrated IN London and Paris, and elected the highest
mums OF the Press there superseded the SO Hats
viously here by the first class citizens This a
cle fully established the highest Standard extern
vey known and universally approved by the fashionable and
gsntee and that We will not not
aiude fner to its merits except announce that We have
Improved beauty and value the beyond
that we have heretofore produced.
AT the solicitation Of Of our customers. who
avail III meIves Of tn peculiar Style and finish chsracteQtc
Of abcs have for made diIigent Efforts
accomplish their WISHES and consequently have Just perfect
ed the article Of Hats announced above They W u be
composed superior materials the workmanship will be Of
the first order although fully hats formerly retail
ed Sc 81 they will be sed $36zk EACH price
only the pecunay and far
less their intrinsic WORTH bu infinitely cheaper when the
respective qualities compared, than which have
before been red 20 the public.
Purchasers assured advance, that these Hat will not
incur the objection, viz dear the price, ny argued
against most low priced goods. LEARY CO,
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DAGUERREOTYPE APPARA-

NEW
r, A. ARTAULT & CO.. iesk FULTON STREET
THIS beautiful art has arrived at such Perfection
hou pstyetion Is sufficient 70 obtain perfect knowledge
paraus the OF F. A Arau Co i6s Fulton street.
Price Of the apparatus complete from eIO0 Also
-Ac,omatic Lenses Frepcb plates hyposurhse Of Soda
poll bromne. chloride OF iodine chlode of gold, &e Also
board r. A. Artsult Co constantly receiving from
Paris all kinds Of fancy articles Of the latest invention
ai26 m
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A MATCH RACE to off on Wednesday the 2.t inst
~ between the Crous Of Peekskill and the Joscnhne
Ne~bag for 500 aside to be rowed from the TbaieRea Coz
tare Cssden Jersey Cv n;ies mi rsra., LII ~
r en- bv the prop1etor 4, th ,anng & Parie VIII rs
start at O'Clock, NJ NB-The Croliux will be Towed nv
the well known Tenycks. so Nsr
"a opI .NDo r1e,,
vii ntroaace bs n,,;ce S GsL ISL B,osd
u ms admiIed az STYLE on Tuesday Goth instant, at
he no,ce oS ~ h pa sunmitng this article to
ths houce OF the puoci would suggest few remarks.
Inc object ., The subscriber has been for series Of
years past 20 ar ~ IN ne manu ctnre Of hats elegance and
voted III; rsu 10 ana a,s end he ha a.
,y which he American Fsshonxr has met win ;, n
ia surc..s - ~ "'''' WIN vest
His fsli b,. been acknow,edged IN Al. had % ~
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l&k$ SS .,JssiE 5, f:Fs:i ri is5
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{ HaSSsss sAsSp,,1 q CO.
BThs New Ys;L carrie. .Seien, he voSss
have an opportunity Of visiting Havana. the ship viii lay
'hs.e .ws eays ssto ootrc
EVENING LINE FOR ALBANY DIRECT
lOI - Al sI o'clock, P. NJ, leaves the steamboat
pis RIB between CosI d;gSp and LihsTy streets.
Il osa Monday Wednesday and Friday
The steamboat ROCHESTER Capt, A. p st. John. leave.
The above per Tuesday Thursday and Saturday afternoon
The above boats and substantial are furnished with
bs Hn.on and unsurpassed among
For passage or freight, apply on board Or TO -
p.sn..,. ,,l;,. III. r. Al the office on the wharf,
at Albany in time for the frs, morning train Of cam for the
east and west: SCR
22sEy 7EEEcT#4E pgy gs1 7 RSSsss
p. -a,-r st & Newbursh, Poughkeepse, Kingston
G Gssse FHs s%s Ys 81 s Sods,5 50 csS.s
ss s s ysassb will ls,y. the
For passage or freight apply board-lgRt freight taken
low $50 lm.r
go ~ FOR ALBANY, TROY and lnsIlre.
ternoon, Sent. 2lst, at o'clock AZ
The above asu6s,an boat sa ap w 1n; e.s.n,
s ssss Rooms. and for accommodation anSasd
r. sS s sNE q. p H. I sS5
M ~ Us LIE
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Cleared.

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POCKET KNIVES

1872 Broadway between John and Howards Hotel
"A $50 dz dirk AMI pock knives reaing prices
sHi. the times Also Large asortnen Of scissors Razo
other article usually kept BY cutters All kinds Of
ley made to order ard repaired Steel articles polished in the
highest perfection of the art. 800 nc
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POkTJ4 UESE FEMALE PILLS.
THESE fr-fame ssi celebrated Pills, from Portugal
perceive be obtained in this country. Bee adyepmc'
ment on the last column g. ', msn
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Cong fsnfoMal.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 81.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 81.
in the Senate, n number of petitions for and
against the repeal Of the Bankrupt Law were pre-
sented
In the, House, the question pending, was, on
the point Of order raised by Mr. Adams, whether
the House could entertain Mr. MarshaIl's resolu-
ton, charging him, Mr. Adams, with The crimes Of
subornation, Of perjury, and high treason, in pre-
seniins petition praying for a dissolution of the
Union and declaring that he deserved expulsion,
but by the grace and mercy of the House, in con-
sderalon of his age, &c. the House would only
visit him with its severest censnre.
Mr. Wise was very severe and personal upon
Mr. Adams; called him politically wicked, hoary
traitor and thus he aimed directly a, the dcsruc-
ton of the Union.
Mr. Adams replied with even greater severity
and remarked that some few years ago a man had
come into the House with his hands aud face drip
ming with blood, aud the blotches Of which were
still upon him, and he was sorry 10 say he Mr. A. ]
had doubtless saved the murderer Of Cilley from
expulsion.
MFR Wise denied, with much show Of feeling,
he was guilty of this. and said that the charge was
M false MS the heart of the man who had uttered
it.
Mr. Adams then SAID he had anticipated this lit
lie thunder -clap--and went on with his general
points Of defence. lie disdaned their grace and
mercu, and il he was sent home, his constituents
would see TO It, and he should be back before long
md look after them. lie made out strong case.
Nr Mar,haIl's resolution was LAID IN tho table.
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For the Spirit ofthe .ige.

Who that is wont to feast his eager eyes upor
the countless uxuries with which teens the ponder
Gus editorial columns of the "Vermont Mercury
has failed 10 admire the benevolent and hish-mind-
ed feelings with which the heart of its mighty edit.
or is actuated' Surely the memory of man oil
such high and holy principles, will be held in sweet
remembrance even long after his snge councils and
advice shall be heard no more, admonishng US Of
our frailties.
His wa,chful eye never slumhers nor sleeps
Does the chickering's and grovelIing contentious Of
the canine part of our population, burst forth into
open host;lities in The streets of our quiet village,
while the "miserable herd" are enjoying with al
most indstlibable delightful pleasure of regular
built dog-fgh,, his Christening hand wicds the pen
in behalf Of the bleeding ours, and soon his cas-
sic sheet teens with scalding analhemas and
whitening rcbukcs, upon all such as have thus
wantonly dared to disturb the peace of I'"0y,
Blanche or Street. Heart. Man it is true, may
be unmind(ul Of his mighty efforts in Moral Re-
form, but all the dogs in the village, with one
consent, will acknowledge him the beneficor of
their race.
The ebony and topaz too of his favoli,e "Park
Place" MS well as all the village .MdslUS, will
cherish feelings of the pures, friendship for him
for the very peculiar guardianship which he has
so long exercised over the interests of their
fond retreat, and for tho no,oreiy which they
have shared through the columns ofhis magnan-
imous journal in common with the les, of the nu-
merous objects Of his care.
Ungra,eful indeed must be "aat Niger"
that would not feel tender regard for the man,
who thus in the pleniude of his mercy devotes
TO the especial benef, of CgGe and Dinah, the
blessing Of more than half his editorial lahors.-
Especially are the thousands of unfortunate in
valids in our community, laid under deep and ev-
er'asng obligari> ms TO him for the ncalculable
benefits they have received, consequent upon the
"perfect ioOscaesS" with which he has given pub
LEFTY TO the mutiudnous Oiriments, EHrirs and
Stomach Stops; without which THEN languishment
would have known no relief
And now again, amid the recent ruin and wreck
Of fortunes, his noble heart blceds for suffering
humanity. The Press again labors, and the power
Of his gigantic mind is felt by the plundering hordes
Of bloaed nabobs, rioliug in The rich blessings of
Wing Reform. The poor and unfortunate debt
or takes refuge under his protecting care, while
the lordIy creditor writhes under his torturing
lash Verify heis
"a man TO save State or sink whale,
When he can seize on either by the tall"
CATO.
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tai statues from the chise Of any of the artists just

al statues from the chse Of any of the artists jus
mentioned, or from those of Dexter. Brown, o,
Bracket, with whose work | am less acquainted
and who are comparatively young in their proles
sion, than those of any foreign master, however
celebrated. Surely it is not creditable 10 us as n
nation that we should employ third or lourlh-rate
foreign artists, while Greenough, by the unbiased
aud unsolicited votes fhs rivals, is elected profess
sor OF scu pure in the royal academy of Florence,
and Powers EFFORTS from the Italians his COMPETE
tors, the most enthusiastic admiration.
In relation TO painting, Congress has pursued n
wiser course. The panels of the rolunda are to be
filled by American painters. But in literature, on
the other hand while our press teens with republic
atoms of the lmsesl English productions; books
which look as it they had been written by contract
ut so much the thousand superficial feet, Washing
ton irving it is understood has had lying by him
valuable MS, whose publication is deferred be-
their no adequate security for literary prop
erty; and PreScot's private property alone ena-
enabled him TO put forth his admirable history in
becoming form. ct no people vaunt more
than we do of our distinguished men; few read
more, newspapers included; and none assert high
or claims 10 intelligence, or assume TO be greater
patrons Of art and literature
There is room to suspect that while We land our
great reliance on onr own opinion, and with Sc
crel admiration of every thing foreign, Hence our
prurien curiosity TO hear all that is said Of us by
every ilincrant bookmaker, whose volume is pur-
chased with an avldi'y proportioned 10 its dose Of
national aud individual caumny
Dealing too much in superatvcs, we eulosse
ourselves, our country, our institutions, our men,
women and children; railroads, packc,-shps, and
steamboats, everything in short, except our SER
wants, too much in the style of Tourthor-July
Grafton. This is a matter of course, and no one
thinks oft m instant after it is uttered.
The criticism Of d,passona'e and enlightened
foreigner, therefore, upon any thing America pos
scsses double authority, on account of our habtnal
reverence for transatlantic opinions, and the dis
trust of our own seIl.suIlcient and exaggerated
praises. ltnfien obtains greater credit than even
the calm and sober appreciation orrhoso among us
whose experience and cultivated taste entitled them
10 the highcs, respect, even Mr. Everett himself for
example; because there is n lurking, however un-
just suspicion, that personal friendship national
pride may influence their judgment. r, H. W.
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HIRAM POWERS. TIE AMERICAN
SCULPTOR.
From the Giornale Arcddico.


of the mos, delightful regions of human kuowl-
edge, interesting continually by n series of a.
greeab!e images, free for ihe mos, part from all
that is revolving in every other kind Of history
That portion of it which regards the carly educa-
ton of artists, directing them by the true path 10
the desired end, is Of the utmost Importance 10 stu
dious youth, and has been the sub ec If attention
from very remote period. There is peculiar
charm in tracing the formation of some rare genius
who eyrilcs wonder and a,iains celebrity entirely
unassiscd by an able master. II i to an eXnInna-
ton of this phenomena address myself, and in the
plastic ant exclusively!
Pny on the authority of Duri', tells us ofLysip-
pus, that he became great artist without having
been the pupil of any one, noting however that CT
cero held different opiniou." It the passage Of
,heRomun orator Neutrality-suspicious. be that known
to every one ,hcrc must have been some degree Of
prejudice in lliny. 1t purporis that Lysppus ac-
kuowledged the Lancer Of PolycIetes for his mas
teri But is il possible that the single statue of n
young man could guide him in the great diversity
Of character which his numerous productions re-
qurc, Beside, may we not suppose tho existence
VI sume other passages among the lost works OF VI
ccroa 1t will not be useless therefore TO review
the few memorials left to us,t In the first place,
we know of Lysippus that in his boyhood he was
employed in the Shop oG IL bronzst, II Is natural
therefore to believe, that guided by his inclination
he began TO exercise his talent in modelling, I'm
certain in the choice of an instructor, he desired to
take counsel from an experienced and unbiased
Judge. Eupompus the painter mcr'ed this charac-
ter, being aycndy advanced in ace and having in
srnced Pnmphyus, who at this period was the
protector Of the Young Apelies. Eupompus mus,
have known or OWNED the genius of Iysippus, for
when the latter asked him what master he should
! C,IInw the farmer noircd to n crowd ormcn who
worc -, hand Tim. d.sirning doubtless to teach
nun lndt nc o"S',t '" ''''"'" ''"'"'' " "" ~" WV
less variety, and not amy altlst IN MS own pccU-
liar manner Whoever follows after another UilI
! rovor no, L.r,ro him said Michael Anuclo. II il
never Sc' ne'o'e ",.", s''' "'''"'o' ""a'" ~ "
| therefore clearly l0rbldueh 10 l'hlH'e my one
hOwcycr celebrated, since we thus give up our
Li,,L rinh, ne children oI Nature, TO become her
' 'rI,i,. ,i.. rro,, ,o,s,crs Lnwovnr
! grand chl'HI'h ohI!' i'""" "'"',''' WV -
| probing ny NicF experience, "'u'' w ''''''" Wv.
| ueons orimi,giinc her BY the best and shortest
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Battle PoyoI-We understand that personal
reconl'e took place, yesterday between two Wings;
he lion, Nh Cnmpbell Of Tennessee' and the
Hon, Mr. Roardman, of Connecticut. Blows were
struck but we have not vet learned the merits of
he case, We trust that the authorities will treat
he mighty men of the nation in the same manner
That they would the poor and humble American
citizens who reside here, and let the world know
that laws not cohwehs to catch little flies, and
be broken through with impunily by great ones
IHder.
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Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Work,

'HE subscriber would inform his friends and the rrl,e
that he continues to carry the iooye bu,in.,, in
Whne,s Hotel, where be will hold himself in resiir,.,
10 accommodate al wio may feel disposed TO patronTe
HIM Inc best OF sfhch will he kept constantly on hand
and no pains WI re spared 20 keep the best workren In
constant to orders for the most durable
in tls lane.
a., -..,. Nv HsSn .Nn ron sAtr,
srANLri'S PARlnR sTOyEs-fforr slres ,-,he mos,
beautiful pattern 10 the market Also,
wp1,:SoN loon and sheet iron diving fue, COOK
sioNE, afi Sheet Iron Stoves ard Pre-.
-. COPPER BOILERS & 1EkKETTIES
lin BAT htCkEIh, II new and much approved article
HtRD F.iRE, &C. &c.
All who are in want NJ Of the ahrre article, y- IA
veil 10 c-l and examine the and Prices. beor, mr.
chasing cissvserr. iOEN M teJ,
WooJsiDch, Dec. ,est. -
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HATS. CAPS, AND FURs.

TENiIE subscribers have just received from Boston,
Il splendid lot Of
FURS,
consisting oL ieurs muslrGi. seal and otter tA PSI
III prices from 81 to Sis. Natural and coored ROdS;.
NUFFS; COyEY and GENET SKINS; and SWIN'S
DOWN.
CLOTH CAPS Paris, Moln skin, silk and brush HATS
WITT IL HEWITT.
Woodstock, De-. 90, ls;i. os-G