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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1842-05-12
RUMORS.

In the solitude of our editorial sanctun,, from
which we do not often emerge except for the
purpose of indispensable exercise, we are often
amused-though we must say that we are as
often awfully surprised-at the reckless inven
tons and unfounded rumors, with which we
find our exchanges are often enlivened. We
are grateful for the amusement we receive, but
we would willingly forego it to escape the evil
of mischievous romancing To contradict all
the rumors with respect to dongs in Washing
ton, would be an endless task, and we have suf
icient confidence in the intelligence of the
People at distance to suppose It's performance
would be supererogatory. These rumors about
all matters of Cabinet conferences, Of Senate
debates in Executive session, of opinions ex-
pressed in private conversation by members of
the Administration and by members of Con-
eress, on all matters of public interest and phi
vate gossip, originate here, and are promulgated
invariably on the assumption that they have
been received from authentic sources. Our at
tenton was attracted few days since to series
of editorial notices in a contemporary, published
at no great distance, furnishing, in lack of other
matter, half column of city gossip. To the
letter writers of distant papers we concede
without demur the privilege of inventng Cos
sip, or OF propagating the inventions of their
waggish friends. The ways who inv, mt and
the dupes who publish their inventions, we
leave undIsturbcd, to the exercise of their re-
spective vocatons. 1t is their vocation--and
their communications are ANONYMOUS Pfavinr
ghosts in the dark, they may utter what auracu-
lar sentences they please, without the fear of
responsibility. Butwe hope that our neighbours
who are known, neither desi: the credit of in
venting idle tales, nor wish the contempt Of
propagating them.
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CONGRESS-.

In the House on Wednesday, after the pas
sage of private BILL the Appropriation bill was
taken up in Committee of the Whole, and the
debate on the Senate amendment appropriating
$4,000 for the New York custom-house was
continued at great length by Messrs. McKeon,
Bovine, Reynolds, FILLMORE, G. Davis, Cave
Johnson, Profit, &c.
Mr.. Roosevelt proposed a proviso, that the
account should be authenticated by the proper
officers Of the Treasury. This proviso he mod :.
flied, so that it should read, that such sum
should be paid for completing the New Yolk
custom house as should be found due by the &C
counting officers, provided it should not exceed
$4,000. This amendment prevailed. On
the question of agreeing to the Senate amend
ment, as amended by the committee, the vote
was taken by tellers, when 81 voted in the
affirmative, and Sc in the negative.
To the Senate amendment appropriating
one thousand dollars for removing the statue
adding the sum of $4,000 for constructing the
pedestal-the choice of the artist and the plan Of
the work to be determined by the President and
Heads of Departments. After brief debate,
in which the mover Mr.. Pendleton, j. r. In
gersoll, and Wise, participated the amendment
of Mr. Keim was rejected, and the amendment
of the Senate was carried.
Other amendments were carried without dis
cussion, till that restoring the salaries of the
Charges to Belgium, &c. were reached, which
ora ve rice to another discussion of cons der a be
length.
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Governor CLEVELAND, of Connecticut, is far
ing badly at the hands OF portion OF the Wing
press, because his message indicates his inten-
ton to support the measures OF the Admins
traion. This is what we expected. The
Globe, too, affects to abandon him to his fate.
We expected this too 1t now only remains
for Mr.. Benton to below at him, and then he
will be called "Tyer man" It is pity the
Senate cannot reject him.
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Correspondence Of The Savannah Republican
pr Iru. Movd

GENTLEMEN | have to inform you that the glorI-
news has just been received through Major Bel
KNAPP that Haileck Iusienugge and party have sur
rendered to Colonel Worth at Fort Mcclure, in all
eighty including fipenty-siT todrriors Several
Creeks, including Sam Jones people, among
them. Yours, &c.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1842-05-12
OFFICIAL.

APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT,
BY and tCih the adpiee and consent of the Senate.
CONWAY WHlrTLG, re-appointed Collector of the
Customs Norfolk, Va
CHARGES DAFFAIREs.
HENRY w. HLLIARD, of Alabama to Belgium
CHRisToPHER HuoHEs of Maryland, to the Neither
lands GEoRoE w lay of New York, to Sweden.
CONSUL.
TIMOTHY DARLING, of Maine, for the port of Mas
sau, in the Island of New Providence
MARSHAL.
J. A. SIMPSON, for the District of New Jersey, in
the place ofJohn s. Darcy, whose commission has ex-
pired.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-27

CNREWORKS FOURTH of July

II FIREWORKS .-NEwl ES Las sArnsY NJ b IN
NETT. II Front street. two loan 80 90 FroH 'er-
TIE most extensive and brilliant as-rrtuent o Firt"of''
are ~ oF rel iir shove place. - 81 io1oray
ant gus. Rocket. s Ca ard '.rcr Ram. suns, ffn>
r, rl Tree Pvrans Pew 1u Crr.-. p-t7-1I'. fa-
g, Nertc1es, " nes >eIpenis au1 stars Mi-0n Ben
cola Ight, Roman Cande, large s.i snail ssrpels Fin
whet. Ga.hoprsr.. Post F.rc,. Blue Lgtr SOL
Wheels T1-hil'ou.. L.le gems. T'-p"do's. Pulling
Cr.cke, Double Header, Frecrackers Canton Rockets
&c.
Country Merchants. ADD dealers general are requested
70 cal. and examine the above stock.
B-Commluee, for city ant country ,plsys Nils
rs and Prlssie qaies. b- .1ppc le most liberal
term. with the aho,csrce.. , 20 sieri, has-
ing been selected with the utmost care. lelf as
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-27

IHE PRgsIDEST AND CsSGRsss. The follow
ing IS the conclusion Of an ablc article in the "a.
tonal Int lisenccr Of THURSDAY, Indicating Con
gre. from .cro1. and unfoundcd charge, contained
IN letter from President Tyler to Joseph Ora
ham, E.q. Of Cincinnati:
For ourselse. We are free to declare our belief
that those who have imbued tie President with
the opinion. which he expresses Of Congress aave
been unjust TO Congress and unkind il rot trcach-
crous 10 him. Never have We s9en more isbo-
riOu, Congress or one m>rc bent upon the pursuit
OF such measures n, they believed to - required
by the public good. D.dainirr all petty cousid-
erations. instead Of yielding 10 -uch-ovcrcsmiuc
such obs.aces a. no Congress La- ever before had
10 encounter. the Wing mliorilies IN TIE two
Houses have ~ their main strength passed all The
measures necessary TO carry on the Government,
and are now most assiduously engaged, in the ince
Of the most discouragng circumstances, in en-
dcavoring to establish permanent revenue. Nor
will their courage be damped OF their labor- slick
ened even by the evidence which Ibis letter afford.
of the umirendly and di,respectful sentiments
eriained by the Executive towards them. They
will 60 on. regardless Of the Executive frown. To
discharge their dliy and pass those measures with
on, which the Executive would soon be without
power. and the Government itself become non
entity.
That mach remains yet undone by Congress
that much moro may be done, and indeed that !,
will be done for the great Interests oi the nation,
We entertain no doubt. That all will not bo done
that even in our opinion ought to be, We think is
highly pr.babe. We should be happy were II
otherwise. Bu, shall We on TINT account denouncc
Congress as being exclusively swayed by spirit
sf faction OF As sacrificing the good of the country
to petty schemes OF hatred or ambition Common
charity, not to speak Of Christian duty iorbid'
.nch hnr.h and iIliheral c0nsructlOn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-27

difference between jew and Gentle. The qlc.-
ton i. at once settled and the Millennium has ar
rived Ny difficulties heretofore hass been that
Christians have not stood by the Law and the
Prophets. They have in measure substituted
the New orthe Old fc-tsmcnt-iheC Commentary
for The Law. We a, once corcele to Professor
nrsH all he axis Of ~, VIZ. "ttetruc pq,4piag Of
the Od Testament Proptc's, ,ndcDend,at Of
Rabmn,cai giosscs, be having admitted a. hi,
belief thr "Htcra' retl,n md rcyosSessjon by
he Jers II Mc INT IF PnIcairc' Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-27

HAVING presented to the Public the
claims of my first premium Cologne for 20 hong, now
taks the liberty laying before them anorI a,'o1 ~, o.
poua worth, viz "Ihr Viz Sn,o shaving Cfedn: ihs
vegetable composition can safely uneqHaled by any
now offered to the American public the pleasure affords
in shaving 1t only fragrant, producing rcb and a
ing iathor hut po..es.s> qualities Of highly Doing ami
healing nal A. to raise above rival article A.
those who have tined my Cologne have ilnh " p All ,a
aid 30 try who use III, Cream will acknowledge that
the half OF It's virtues have not here been iold
a2SlC j. LANDMARK. so Chaihas1-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-27
A > ; OCIATION:

u TIE elifJrhp IF tbs column - diIact from tat IF
The Trbane Girsr' le'',rs, poitPa'd, 10 A Bslss,Nt
Rritdeloc 76 IeoR5rd-ff~,e.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-27
III WATCUFUL of your HEALTH
T,UE AMERICAN EXPOSTTOR, or
DATENT CHEMICAL on LAMPS,

CHEMICAL oil, BURNING fLtiP-Ihe sub
scrber would invite the ci the public to Ms sck
of sCREENOU GiFS PATENT LAMPS, winch from Their
heanty and ,up rior qualities destined 10 superssde ali
o;her, raw m u>r The OF which is burned IN the'h
b.nca prenaraon very clean IN It's properties. and give,
very brilliant and economical light The Nursing riui
,r,oh. LIGHT free from all smoke smell ~ grease an.
,,II rcr snil nor .,an Lamps he altered
a, riding r,r~n.e 10 burn the aud. Tbs subscrilsr
kindly permitted 10 refer 10 SEINE ol 'ur ho>' 'of''
6snies who a,e now using the article -
"''' J. q. HOOKER, &66 Broadway,
r ID. '''0 - ~ "> o2l If
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DNGuSH NEWSPAPERS, MAGA-

NNGLISH NEWSPAPERS, MNUA-
~ ZINES BOOKS AID PRiNlS-irdi>aud'N0
Newspaper OhCe. Liverpool -,
CHARLES WILMER, al LlvcICcol .upP,ss M w, VT,
riran ,uLic with. BRITISH NEWSPAPERS, MN"f
zINFs Rooms and PRINTS. OIL the mol advantageous
Irl> lie forwards the very latest Gallons OF al the ,
don and Provincial Newspapers shipping h,V,' ~ w
roni. Ac &C a, I'll a. those from al parts o thr
Continent hy the Steamers and Liner> from LN'lno Ln
don and Bristol and the Magazines Books ana iihS' "s
published 90 o. or ,,..,
lis charge tor a London Daily raperis II s.; o, weth
~ one published al Fiyrpencc, II - lG; OF SNs1'e,
~ 81. 2i per all the Magazines pp3A,. w 49, ,r
he supplies a, the aIne prices they charged by ue
publishers IN London. ,,-..
All orders should 10 DISAPPOINTMENT I've AHrs',eu
CH.SIEs IN fn nnd none will re- attended To unless dc
conpaned hy remittance reference tor payment sr'e
months IN advance some Liverpool or London house
S-News Leusr. comprising an eptorne of every ming
Interesting to American Canadian readers, iurnshe on
reasonable terms II lawly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-27
DOYS, Clorhing ,-Chldrcns Clothing

ID A very large as~ortmrnt-sery good quailY-'efF
cieap-Gso \ lioyi Co. No. fboNery' Wpb' n''f'1l-
f, toar.l their patron. ami the puhHc generally, ulai
tLev have aan BEEN king extensive PREF on, "l We
,prng and summer trade. ana have u"" on lh' 1'u
i.rre- a.o,;sert OF Bows and Chlldrens Coihug than
thy ever before have had The public are in'ied in can
and exartn. their goods h particular reference To GUILTY.
,,t - 4 .rm.c,>h ~ 5n'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-27
TAR COLORING.-J.P. Maby would

inform those who used D., celebrates Essence o.
Tyre tor changing red or grey liar On per- .erl h"
or black that returned ms old stand No - ID VI
sonr.et, where he offers q IN packar''o - cents
cent, aud 81 Tn, Hair DYE Ia, ben long ~ u'r ana
never JAILED 10 gye entire .facon. Those d0Ihs w.
efficacy IN be reaaly need BY calling NJ ue a'"'t
place and II on trial they NOT satisfied, Tie money va
~ 'fi ith
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-27
7 ADICS7 l. GENTLEMENS' NEW

IBOOT AND SHOE STORE. 30 6rren"icli,
street. corner OF Robinson street = tier Ia, opened
ay. and general assortment OF Ladies, Misses ahd
Cbrens Cater Boots and shoes, Of the latest styles AMI
in every variey-gJOd msterasl and workmanship also,
Mems and Youths Boots and shoes, which are orersd AZ
prices cores spending with the tinyrs.
Nh Confir, Merchants supplied by the case OF dphrn
ON the lowest terms, myl2-tt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-27
NEW YORK Dying and Printing Esta,
4 ~ GEYTLEMAN intending to build

would 10 we'll Ia pas along the street "Dd throw MS
ryr 10 The ctmncs anil enquire Why he moria - wAse
an IN, ~ tssnv; t,n the mortar under TIE coping
ana areas am, cellar ways. sus n he should hnl an "s-
1,cor, ,.n have Inserted in NJ specihcaton Iboma'on
49,, bnt If he would have the mortar remain hfn anh
moot nj 3. ud dnI weather let h, architect intrt i"hs
,c6cst On Hydraulic Lime which rs yet never hss DfS
r n, elmer rot or wasb at any BRICK or stone worn
~ ,ov .fg,tisu however "Kpo-ed Price - per POL iof
I'll, \, ,le corner o. Troy ard Ncst,is lje@lsI ~.
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IEEEERSnN INSURANCE. Company.

~ No = Wall street. corn-r of llauovcs-'lrct lhs
COMPANY continues On insure against los ~ 'Anfs TN IRE
o. hgIitags. goot. Narrs,og msrrhanliLe s'irt -
-, -. -a-roa. AGAINST los, or damage hy inland
-,,,tic, On A. fayor,be erra> - any other Office.
DIRECTORS.
-,A...; a Ti,,,o C,i,a & Fans. John 6. Merritt,
49,, = w,,.lr,a NJ. Trrn,r Thomson Price,
- 4, % -, p-,-r. 2 Sc John n lee,
T,arR Davs,n Elisha giggs. JAIME, = hnim's'
"- ~, \ Ifo-r join =. Moore.
Martin Holman, James X NmtnS' >di'u'' ''"''''''
Joseph Alien, Jo,, pn " 'ruo,xr prssllera
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TVUREE DOLLAR HATS Three Dol

lar iIa,'II.t finished, h' most .plt -i ar ic t'eI
or,d i1 the public. Et- ani short pap Noif'kE Hats al
he 'o uce - CO. Al~r au article At = ID EQUAL /" ~
rab;y and lusrc ~ those commonly ~I ~ - w. iH'
finest quality Drah Ca,,.nsr,. : ~,
BROWN PaCuca. lIat'cr,
ok In. l.6 Canal street, ! door above Sullivan
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-27

Universal L,c.um. by Josiah IIoihrooS. : published
monthly At fr Exchange Lyceum. Jis Broriway, at 30
cents wear paid IN advance. liberal discount VIII be
ma 10 10 AGENTS who buy by the quantity Agents psisy
-, t,e po,.,ry jel n
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WHOLE No. $40.
INSURANCE.

ETNt Fire Insurance Company of \.
II N-Orr- ". = Nal>t-ln''rr s.'in> - ~
aa.4s-- Dr. Ere oa dwelling houses stores o'' '1 ili-
, ,rt .- -1-.,,, Ia r-,rt aud properly generally on
a. favor. a. i.-ai. a. auv 1ihcr ofhc-
DlREC TORS.
-i.s Tn e : W.sf1rn John 7. >acg,
Tol- ~ Gt-.-c P1mtrv, p H. ti9Nth
F-..-t Pa,-- r Leris Fogike, t'N tols ll''
Eus,e Do >.tlf1s, }. u valentine Id. 1. ilf.|
hester CI7rk. Nu- W. trw rGhtf y " p .NN'-f
/. v. Holman Nm. \ = PrutI, g. W ''iI
D. -sHn. VI L. Mars jos, Jan! con-
y y, ! L Miller Joshua Jones.
4 " Huuetlen. Iul Van H0>kcrck, = ~, Wood.
-. ,.-to-, D7o.ri l. GRAY VII ,m A. I h'rn-
CHAUiS - TOWN President
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-27

' charl Rel Ash C0al-Lump Broken and Nui 'hes;-
The undersigned authorised a. take orders or th ~
brated Coal, the very lowest price, ehef by W ~
ar ten delivered from the barge. 'fce ri cHa' " 'H' P
II th.s city or Brooklyn. .l.,,, co.r
Also Gray Alb >ch1ykl Lebizh snd i-aeNaNaii 90.
r. : Am-r,.u giu-inOus Coal iDr ts gfdtr' ''t'di -
bel Liverpool Bet Virginia Coal r., pDs,s 81
UT '''' ""N P sfcs NJ. il8 Nassau street
y. d CI'ei is-,er cnanify nylStf
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no VIE LOVERS of superior Black

L Tea.-Howqua', Myturei-Ths extremely drIciou,
and unparaleed Tea. highly celebrated Ia China Anu
Furope inst imported for aie n The 'hn'na lea
Conpany's General Tea establishments III chatham ,uee
NewYok, in Chinese packages, Pfce ~ et ana - e''n'
NV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-27

.r.ion. and thousand, contiwie th'ir summer 'sp''
,lIlon> IN The country unul the melancholy np,eng OF
boat here and the disastrous destruction oi steamboat
,h st.. their afflicted friends with astonishnent that
"a t.w we're Dr. yided with Life Preseryer, when they
ou h, ,rni ed with QUE - good and cheap st DAYS
,oii. p,iisr N,r,bon.p No - Maiden Lane je2l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-27
xTrTI,,IJNSTRANCE.-On Dwell

u
ind, u,,... and Furniture only, profits returned 70
fi., N..grs,i TIIE not >FlIOlDtN> III II VI ~
STRANGE COMPANY, ofhce 70 W al ~ tor >ridl',h ~
az. insurance of Dwelling Houses ana uTh'eie ou' N''
of Sor,s and Merchandise. t -. H..
Ne, kroyn inai most all the losses incurred IN me
blr,, ot insurance the result 30 ~" uuIH"- N"''
Die store, and costly goods. ,,-,t
III, increase, ihc eNpcn>e of insurance. 10 me uou.
En- lui unv possibly deprive him cd the very security '
= IL De- pays his premium. ,t.., 81
The ca>h pavmcnts premiums torn iunl' Nu1' ~
Ter wig eNper-e, aud o>s's r"pre't ntf 10y ser '
sued o the assured 10 proportion to Tie amount oi urr
insurance .. l.. ,- tam,
M. Conpanv "a prepared ~ in,urr against loss or Jam
, hy IRE Dwelling House. occupied "a whole or N pm
a. .,rb Household Furniture and all ll,uN'hoh Properly
ordinarily kept in dwelling houses Every person it'ui
aL with ih., Company enuued u one N''' '' e''' '
q .-i d0iisr> insured. .,,
DIRECTORS.
GuIianC Ncrrlsrck " ARoteri>on ,ttpn'h
W,lf,ru n lI,r-on rsk -chuchardt, Dtmei - Nh"N''
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EIRE WORkS-A great assortment
Il Tor sale cheap, sri warrsatri hy
GA,>NER YOt Nc.
.,r., y, 100 ,t,tI.-, -. ..-,-... Ct..f,r, Th.of-a
for ith of July The most

.l.,liir AMI acceptable prgsfH; lr boy, AMI n. .
Ne--v'. Mo- nm. neatly h0rst n cloth. containing l n
grs,f, .esera Ot winch are t-auIlv cnl0-" J. pages
ri N..r AL n rare no 90 a.rg usff- Pos trr rra Peter
P.fey or 81. Fer Young LaI.,. tie Boston " sc-ilny
OF / -rdiure and FASHION rniGHss which epmmerre,
in Iuiy. BktDRl kl, >nDFN 90
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-27
MILITARY GOODS below cost, at

wi Naiden Lane.-The subscriber having ri gCu IL
81 tie military bus and removed h, good, IRON ~
Broadway ~ ~ Naisn Lam. offer. O - y ts entire
stock-coiisisi-.r ~ S-or,i, Bots >ashe,, Epanless,
Lace, Bniion,, Plume Musket,, Rf e. s. below cost
Tailor, making uniforms. officers equpps ihrr,.'te Or
per,o.s purchasing 70 sell again viii 30 -. "a cali
M. HINTON.
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,vFRCUINTS' FIRE Insurance Com

MERCHANTS FIRE Insurance Con-
wi p,nv-Csp'nl Halfa Mllon ot Doiiar'-oh'r 20
s. Wal,t-Tb. Company CONTINUES To insure dsa,, h s
,r damage hv Ere. dwelling houses "af'tou, ~ ui
uu ii.n.s. ships 30 port, merchandise Slu @ ,r,n
W " ~, INV liar in, tituti-n in ihis city.
" DIRECTORS. ~
Ion, v,r.nce Henry X. Bogert, lqud. NJ 70 rp'"'
iona ~ - 70 Iobn 4 -te..ns Moe, Taylor.
hh thn.N N',',,i ol',cr CorNiu Francis IA Nicoll
i',"t ,-'., ,rlon,. 1 ,wrence Charles Sagory,
Isr,.s Rovd IT. Charles y. Talbot, william W FOX
, a, $50 Geor,,e BarCIay. A>aph stone,
y 5h - end Io..rI Hudson DAVID VI. Pral.
'n'" t,.r l. E,,siu, Uolbrook Moses II. Grnnsn,
Oliver II. Gordon.
IoNkTU,V LAWRENCE, President
. ., ,,.,., -.-r.,,rv ieli SIN
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WE HOWARD INSURANCE COM.

-srv-C,-.t,l Sssa ~: Office W - Wal - ms
Company c1ltlEe>tu nasr ls-'iiee "sa"~ ~" " ~
ORR Cr0R<
Do, u,x.. Vs.. CcrlsW Llwrsncc
J. Pnl'i - PgslI fisu Gol.r, VI 60 =
j1l.- hiorr .,on. r l. Nri ey. Ni.i"'n"' ''u'
-, q N,-~r-u F.r-.rs g. i'l-ker.Iofr eank %.
ns,.tI.e Vacs Rpn'arl n. OLA II. WOW,
C-i.t, a. H,ff.d W an " Toll, t-riuari >uvd-rH,
So . Th9-,r>a,, K UANEN> fre>t,a-
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NKlNNELL. MINTURN. Is south-sr

VI have tor sale 9. a., ,, ,,,oq,o,
sneaihm. Copper-a0o eases fHg' ~ li"" ~ w - w.
Iroo 100 ton. English well assorted
r.. Psfrs-l,0 boN's assorted.
E,,i.h Tin-l0 SEQ Id. Block Tn.
~ Poi.ISo English. 40. 100 1870 aud 2oo gallons
IIooD Irou-J tors N~nrtel
Isory-J0 prime Tech anb 40 >crl'eHo''
Rio Con.e-ytN bags prim" green -.,,,-u,
Sny.---4ln boxes Brown Hasaea-sio goo bbis bf'tii
Egs., Sail cioif-icoo pieces q AID 30 inch b.eache
,,nIiearhed Eu~s Ravens Duck-S0 pieces bieaeh'd-
m, .Lc,lirg.-9n bales bl-ached and unbeached
Jo Dap-r,-loo Ddes superior quslity
do Crssi,--65 bales assorted.
.io Boil RpLe--loo cps TO-
Nadder-lO cs.k. prme ombro.
FlOrette Psper-l0 hsles ehiitn Z" "'"'''"'''
soy-JO as Ihinrse.
krrUilllou-Jn cs,ss thine,r.
Indigo-2n cases Manila
Rhubarl-U case. East India.
Cas,il-l0Oo nais and ~ cases
soars-l00 case. Gsmar.
Candles-jaO boxes sperm, assorted
Olive Oil-4o pipes ~"
Az assortment 81 CHM slhs.
Back ~lk Handkc rchets-l case ~
White Pongr,s-l0 ca-es " isos.
Bacl Satu--3 Io - tdt..
Black Sar,Eef>-l case. m
Grape >bawl,-9 cases emi f)ldcred. J'-N-
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MILK DEPOT. No. 1913
CJRANpOLES.-Beach & Sexton, IL

NJ Cbttl,ni-.trett now ocI TOT sale assortment oi
nov ra'fsr hrony,d git AMI ,l'ercd Gsnolss, Astral
sni Solar Iamp.. G9hc Wares n s,is ~ separaeN TO-
,s,ls~ " th general assortment ot sNcrpatcd Casters,
Caae.Ba,Nets Candissck, Britannia Tea SETS and Coffee
Ifru> The above Wi! %. ,oi very low -
y 3. Lann, .hrnnk,I ani rc.' elnal lnnrv lrt3 w.
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NTFDICAL CARBIDE Morrison, for

III ,s-,Iy Surgeon in th- Brush Navy, can BE- cos
.uI,ri daily ., +. oic. %. Faor'vee' Wit lle eoeh
.rncs u rs i-'sad< - jill
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ONE PRICE STORE.-It is generally

known that some siorckceper ASK double the price
The artcle i worth, therefore person wishing To pur-
cha>e GOOD cheap clothing canrely on being furnished "h
articles At die ooYng sces Goats at si2 cloth JACK
Us a. 5, IN s5: cloth psGts s. p to 81 5o sanet pants
ii Is 10 81 81 J. COGswELL, iSs. Chathamst nly2 IN,
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welve active, IN

w able American grl a. Seam'iress and h.h' .ha'n,
or work References 10 her present employer in99ss d"
! ILL a -
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LILLE On = NORTH AMERICAN Coal

comnary-Notice = hereby given T. tie >tockhod'
= ,h. Sorth American Coal Company hat an kleci4Oa
.or eleven Directors n sad Company vii be bid at iLei
- NJ - Derty-streei Thursday the Dnth DAY OF
1n neTt TIE pol Will be open from Il o'clock NJ %
ocOek 7 u. =, .o, . t,I,
=, iRfs By order Of Directors.
49, q. ARMiTAGE, Secretary
7oh no u.Il ilaw
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NOLT's Patent Repeating Rifles. Car

hines Fo,rling Pieces and Pistols are now offered :"
cash NJ reduced prres NJ. IN Broadway, NEWTON
Hy,ie A Goodrich. New-tiricsn.
HAYDEN, Gfesg \ Co Charleston, = q 49,
J,rsr, T. McKe0n. ronu'y wanna Avenue, Washington
ID &. ,,,.
A>o improved Powder Flax, Capprlmers and The best
psr,,..,n Cans for .ai~ NJ No III Broadway iel Inn