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Married.

On Tuesday, 23h inst. by the Rev. VIM. Adams, ELS
WORTH CHEsrBRoueH to Anna Louisa. daughter Of Tho
mas Addison, Esq. all Of this city.
On the 2sth inst by the Rev. VIM X. sopford OF Hemp
stead. l.. H. Mr. CORNELIUS v. ANDERSON to MARY daugh
ter OF MIR. Samuel Johnson all of this city.
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Foreign Isnportations.

FREDERICKSBURG Vryiniai2 cases bales @ T Gamer
! 6 FIELD Thompscn col b Hammer, NicGcwnk hlys,
w Towt cot Ward Sill Thompsoa-lo bxl tin plates
Bruce x son-i b Becsr, cnamia<rrv--tcs Richardson
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BY RIELL ARCULARiUS,
THURSDAY.
At l01a O'Clock at the sale
Summer Cothoing-An invoice of excellent seasonabe
clothing, consisting of drap dete bombazne and linen
lrock linen and cloth blonses
&c., made Of the best materials snd OF the fashionable
styles.
FRIDAY.
At II o'clock at the aution
General Assgnses SalesBy virtue OF sundry DEGREES
Bankruptcy issued Of the District Court Of the u States
auction sundy articles househo and kitchen gold
and SILVER watches, silver piano ortes books &c.
Ase-l trunk gold and gilI ewelry sc.
SATURDAY, July I'd.
AT l01a O'Clock, at tbs sales room, 30i Broadway
Wines Liquors., Segars, &cConsisting of very choice
Malmsey and south side Madera Duff Codons pale and
shey Port and ST clae star and anchor champagne
Dupay brandy in bonds codials and paten,
cande Havana and Principe various brands and fine
with other articles in the line which The attention of pr
families Invited To be sold in lots purchas.
Also 700 baskets Boneer champagne, anchor brand Just
landed, said 70 be superior to any wine in h market:
Also, 10 half pees Osrd Dupuy Co. bsaady. in bond.
WEDNESDAY,
At iois ococs, IN the auction room,
Elegant Furniture aud iianosA Of the best
hogany chsg ser. dining and tables; wsrdrobcs
bureaus toilet she. looking glasses ited ana spring
ottomans cke leather beds,
m trasses aud pillows. Office desk. sc.
Piano Forss-Al.o several splendid fsrts by ceo-
bated maher, combining all the modern aud
ed equr 20 instrument made in this ctymay be
examibed one day previous 10 the ale.
articles, for account Of whom il concern.
A lao mo-.
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BY +. J. BEARNS, Auctlonesr
l39 Fulton street.
This day. THURSDAY.

This day, THURSDAY,
AT 10 o'clock, al the Auction Room,
Furniture &c-A general assortment Of household and cab
furniture, consisting Of bureaus sdeboard ahogan bed
mahogany dining and tea tables new and fashionable sets
china also quantity of croekey and glass ware assorted;
Also full and complete of French ivory handle knives
barrel with rifle bore; several gold patent lever
watches, breast pins, &c. &c, je3O ltsc
UCTION NOTlCE-Thursday, q iOa O'Clock in the sale
be Id tn. portion OF effects of gentleman going Europe
comprising the private library included splendid book
works in elegant bindings. Also-the bookcase.
AT the time several endd made by Mantin and
Others pistols swords and other peceiu implements works Of
Az 2 o'clock precisely, the best setter dog in the country
A ials,, splendid gold lever watch TUGS pv,,
FOR sALE-The Yacht oN,KA.HY-E.-she is 9, feet
long ~ feet beam and IL feet hold Her cabins
India lslandso The GINA any other trade where great
convey large cargo combining euoyancy with sharp
than other vessel aioat She is strsne and stoui
to fleet She would convey avery he ayy her
deck from having part her ball Gao tons iron keel
purposes she would require other ballast.
satisfied self that going for pleasure may
dispose of her for very much less than she Her
sails rigging furniture &c Sc &c. in perfect order She
can be sent 70 sea without dollars expense She
at the office ofthe c. and A. r. r Germany, To-.
PHILADELPH!Au AUCTION SALES.
BY WOLBERT HEkKNESs,
sTS ioS
At o'clock the afternoon owelton the west side of
the sshpylki near Markets.. Bridge
by Mr. Whitaker Five Bulls Heife Of de rent ages
Catalogues at sale. jei3eod ojyIr
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AUCTION SALES.
BY THOMAS BELL.
'Si1rss Nos 22 .fur and us Ftlifon street


THURSDAY,
To Sporsmen Literary Gentlemen, and Others-At l0s
O'Clock the laTgJ us Futoa will be sold the
portion OF effects Of gentlem going Europe. comlis-
ing the library included splendid book
forming desirable Of the choicest standard wo
in elegant bindings; also, the book -
At the splendid guns, made by Manon
and others; pistols swords, and other implements
Also splendid paintings and ngayngs and various works
Of
Sporting DogAt 2 o'clock precieey the best dog in
the country.
The valuable furniture clocks &C. will be sold advertised
on Friday and Saturday, in the sale rooms
Also-Fshing lines, sporting prints telescope, &c.
FRIDAY,
At i0k o'clock in the sale Rooms.
Summer Cloting-A splendid variety OF sentlemens cloth
ing suitable for the
Elegsnt FupareWill be sold without reserve the entire
rich and valuable furniture of gentleman Europe
moved for convenience of sale comprising assortment of
articles IN the line not supassed article made order
The carpets. rugs sc. rich and beautiful; magnificent
mante clock lamps and superb pianoote, costly sofas
anc French chars curtains first rate bedroom furniture ktch
utensils, china, glass and silver ware Also the
being sportsman real mantn gold mounted the best
Catalogues IN time.
SATURDAY,
Splendid Furniture sale IN continuation, will be continued
the sale of splendid and elegant furniture all descriptions
property OF gentleman going 10 Europe.
Al llH O'Clock precisely, in the Fulton store.
Summer Clohing-A beautiful lot of London and city made
wearing apparel for gentlemen comprising desirable
OF the right kind of articles.
Also-l5 bashes champax
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Our correspondents foreign ports requested
send by every vessel all the marine intelligence they
obtain. Nautical information Of any kind from any
siding home abroad. will be thankfully received.
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REACON COUKSE-Trotting, Monday July 9TH, 3
O'Clock McPurse $50 Mile heats, best three IN five.
der the saddle free for all troting
oser Sco Homer and Kate Horn eIceped three OF
to make
Immediately after, purse Son nile heats, three in FIVE
free for all trottng and racing horses PAGERS harness
and trort-rs As they please.
Thursday July 5h o'clock r. MPurse $50 mile heats
best three five under the saddle for all
Oneid. Ghiei-three or more TO make ce,
Immediately aft $780, mile heats best in Eve
wago free for all ottng hrrsss-hree to make
race. Wagons 70 weigh Tvs pounds
Entries os above be made Bowery Cottage
July Isl, on Friday evening By 8o'clock
Monday August ls o'clock p NJ $500 free for all
trotiny horses, mile heats harness. with an inside
stake of secs half two hundred the coBd horse
Three racr, To close Monday evening
July lh. by o'clock at the Bowery Cottage je28 arr
"a To LET.-A Beautiful Country residence on Cow
M anus Heights Brooklyn, adjoining the Greenwood Ce
Jmety situated 2ard street pa miles FROM the South
ferry.
The house contains l2 rooms psnses vault wash house
and every convenience for large family attached
bic md large garden, all In excellent order
The house and grou9 command extensive and
terrutcd view Of the Bay, New York Staten Island
Enquire Of K Martin Co., 26 John street. New YORK at
the toll house foot Of Court street Brookyn Of Mr. Martin
the premises. Iysc
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MARITIME HERALD.
To Ship Masters.

We shall esteem favor f captains of vessels arriving
here will give Commodore W. A. Bassett, of fleet,
a report shipping the port whence they sailed the
vessels spoken their list Of their cargo and
foreign they have. Commodore Basett will
board them Immediately their arrival. We will recprocate
he fayor IA ANY, ay.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, JUNE 30. Is42.
50 MOON RISES. IL 81
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BOARDING.

AT DEAL, MONMOUTH, CO. Nj
I Evils +. HANKINsON respectfully informs his friends
- and the public that he has fitted up the style the
house formerly occupied by Jacob Cores place in
the most hcathu situation the abou miles from
HE'D Bank and fourteen from iytown Stages through
and fro TO the ade ha The terms board will
be found very moderate Also sabing SC for horses ON
yer, I-ssonabIe terms.
L. f. H. pledges himself that effort Of his will be wanting
70 render tho who plron. him comfortable and
hom.e will be found alnn, the
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PRIZE MONEY

THE men who board the u. s. Surveying brig
Washington, their authorized agents, will receive the
amount salvage awarded BY the Supreme Court
the 81 anish schooner Amistad, By applying Mr. NA1L
THORNE at the City Hoe,. between s hours Of 10 and
o'clock. until Saturday next the end July after which az
nications will be made to him board the u s. brig Was
Ington, when IN mort, i.216fsr
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DIR. BRANDRETH'S Pills

I'm. ID nA MINE III - HlLLS.
HTHERE facunes bodily and intellectual within ma
, with which certain herbs have affinity, and which
Let all who afflicted with Sickness give the
BRANDKETH PILLS
ana thcy are recommended BY thousands whom they have
Observe the labels each having upon two signatures NJ
W brandreth SO each box Of the six
Three BENJAMIN Brandrih and three B. Brandreh NJ D. up
lit. " - w
THE BRANDRETH PILLS
are sold az y cents per box with drecons the following
pr; BRANDitETTs PRINCIPAL OFFICE,
~ Broa.vay between Park Place and Murray ST.
Bowery Office, IA Bowery.
- IglH Hudson street.
REMEMBERED Bmndrcth's Once In tbs BOwERY
s<s, NOl 26. Je3o it-r
DE DAVID BRENNA has the honor OF informing his
fends .d the public that he has removed from the Granite
Duains 70 i.3 Chambe street yhere he will without the
vetrre cases or syphic diseases Dr. 3rennaS remedy
ureiy Tree from mineral and when
TAKEN according 70 his directions w sn0ve the painful
o. mercury and other poxions medicines so universally sm
istered IN those DIR. Bcnnas remedy simply
can % administered without the least danger Of bad
the patient being able during the
TO his business and live as usual.
Dr. Rrenna practice confined TO the Of the aboy,
disease but will continue give his professional advc. 10
en aud 10 administer medicines on the homeopathic
the only that has chronic diseases
Once houn from 10 to2 o'clock. and from 70 p NJ
Chamoen -r~et 10. rss i-rr
MISS COwAN respectfully informs tn sii Of Ne WORK
sna ITS VIC that she c2a.nacs giving les the
her pupils No IS White or attend he resseciyo
houses OF those ladies' who prefer receiving .
,sy G Fan. sSs Fora, as0 fs' for and q hire
IRON sAFEs wANTED.-A Is1Ee doaJIs Iron Sale
= - - 40 Apply TO s, c; HERRING,
JeIiWr 10 Water street
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s&r aN FOURTH OF JULY EXCURSION
GN5E3s To Bridgeport, landing at Horseneck aud Nor
The steamer NIMROD, will leave East side Catharine
ket slip, Monday morning. July six o'clock land
Rockyneck and Norwalk
Returning, leave Bridgeport o'clock, p NJ, Norwak
at quarer past four and Rockyneck at FIVE, p. NJ
Fare for the trip to either the above places dollar for
ticket, 20 and return day. je3O Ate
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FIREWORKS.

U MIN ASIUM,
FENCING AND SHOOTING GALLERY.
1913 broadway, Corner of Anthomv-r1
p MOUnQUlN has the honor Of informing his fends ana
the public in general that his new Cymnss,w 4. vow ~
sS,oI The ses, and he best which has been yet *
ventilated, WHICH gives them the advantage Of being sa1
600? rans foiesscrs and Oentlemen arc invited 20 visit
WORKS WI, BE- IN Operation win b added ho BATH for
The shooting Gallery bling entirely inier rdesf Of tho
mnssium persons wiing practice pistol fIE DO
I" y uhoaf being rupscriben 10 the Gymnasium
zen ing Lessons given a. usual en- noisrlts tsnns.
je22 lmsf
or. PAINTINGS AT AUCTI0N-A. LEVY yln sell
on hursd>y morning. at Isl broadway. NJ iois O'Clock,
valuable collection Of OIL Paintings. which have never
oeen oncted in this country The public generally invited
70 cali and view them eady exanil is29 r.c
MOSES bales black New Orleans Moe. Boz .sley
les IS South ST
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Any individual on 70 srdnl the College
letter containing description OF his her case and
. sum Of one dol,r will be urnis ed with letter Of MED
paraons Of the College may be ordered by the
III ian
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BOOKKEEPING,

UK-KEEPING.
n c. MARSHS counting for the study of practical
~. bookkeeping Continue open from early ia the morning u-
til2P NJ,
Tems-For the complete of practice in Single Entry
Book keeping books, stationery, &C., included, 81 30.
For the complete of practice in Double Enlry Book
keeping and Mercantile Calculations including books &C.
There no casses-each taught eparaey Pros.
fectuses may be had at the rooms je19csc
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-02-18
YOUNG MEMS TOTAL ABSTINENCE
CONVENTION.

AT meeting of the Woodstock Young Mems Total Alb
stincnce Society the 7th inst the following rcsolu
tions were passed unanimously.
Whereas requests have been received by the officers OF
iis Society," from several young men IN different parts oil
the county expressing desire that efficient organ
izitOn of the Young Men OF this county might exist on
the subject Of Temperance and Whereas we are convih
ced that the cause would he benefited by the formation of
County Young Meas Total Abstinence Society, there
fore
Resoiued That the officers Of this Society be appointed
committee to extend an invitation to the Young Men Of
the county, favorable to the formation ola Windsor CoVn
ty Young Mems total Abstinence Society," to assemble In
Convention in this Village, the 22d inst At 10 O'Clock
A. NJ for the purpose of electing such organization, anu
conccrng such measures will best promote the inter
est OF the cause
Resoiued, That the same committee be instructed TO
obtain suitable persons to address the Convention.
The committee, therefore would earnestly invite the
Young Men of the County, to meet the members of this
Society, ut the Brick meeting houses in this village on Inc
221 inst for the purpose above named. The Anniversary
Of the birth of Washing they conceive to be very
appropriate day for the establishment of Society having
for its object the promotion OF Temperance, which Is
great source Of self government, among men, without
which the stability Of ourpolIicu institutions would be
greatly endangered.
Addresses may he expected from several distinguished
adv COATES OF the cause.
Clcrgymen of the county respectfully requested To
give notice OF the above in their respective churches, on
the Sabbath proceeding the 22l inst
GEO. r. CHAPMAN, J. President
CHS. j. BILLINGS, Secretary
N,Tn'I. RANDALL, }
JASON ID. PIERCE, Directors.
HENRY WALLBRlDGE.)
WoOdstt ok, Feb. 8, 1912.
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MAI & II!
A SPECIAL NJ ISIS | 0 n

Acr the various experiments that have been made to
remedy the cranged o the currency, nl Of which
have so ssnalN hlcd, it has been deemed cNpcdiun to
call upon SfLJESTER, $50 BRoDwAy, MS Special
Minister from the Court Of Fornne 10 give his aid tn pro-
mote this most desirable end Ever ready ut the call o
the public he steps forward determined to succeed and
proof ofwhnt he do points with pride NATURALIZATION
to the lILLiONS CT DOLLARS paid ont by him dur
ing the seventeen ycarsc has been nj No loO broadway
equally distributed through the several States OF The
Union. To accomplish the task now beorchim h. COM
mcnccs by oeringo his friends for their particular atten
ton the following brilliant schemes for the month OF
March, merely adding this CAUTION" write soon"-and
remember the address, -
S. ]. SYLVESTER,
1870 BroairGy, end 22 Udil-St. Now York
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AWAKE, AWAKE, AND TAKETHE PLEDGE
by C. THUR Der.

by C. THURBER.
There is nae luck about the house"
Awake, awake! and take the pledge,
Without fear or doubt!
II will weave around your heart hedge,
To keep the demon out;
twill wake thrill Of heavenly joy
In her who wecps at home,
And laughing girl and pra,tIing boy
Wi! smile to see you come.
O, take The pledge, and break the cup,
That poisons all the land!
II will swecty come and raise you up,
Where Honor waves her hand;
Twill wipe contempt and scorn away,
Which all that knew we bore,
Till We become beloved as they,
And ye are brutes no more.
o, take the pledge, poor, trembling sot!
Dash down the poisonous wave!
Ye see the dreadful path yc'vc got
To travel to the grave.
Come joyful up; there's hope, there's bliss,
And blessings ye, in store,
Even in checkered world like this,
lfye will drink no more.
o, take the pledge, all We that think
OGmoderatc cups to-day!
For yo may win the sot from drink
Irye but lead the way,
IT will be sweet and thrilling thought,
AS on through life you go,
Tina, one poor wretch was timely caught,
And snutched from shame and wo,
O, take the pledge all ye that sell
This poison of the soul.
What good yen do no tongues can tell
by dashing down the bowl.
The drunkard's wife with tears ofjoy,
win bless you nom and even;
And lovely girl and happy boy
Will lisp your name TO Heaven.
o, take the pledge, both old and young
The resolution seal,
1t would require an angels tongue
To tell the joy yen feel.
Your heart will then the deed approve,
Though grovelIing sense shonld lrown;
And God himself would bend in love,
And send a blessing down.
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On the Cd of jan in the town Of Independence, Allega
ny County, n Mr. BENJAMIN WooD, aged e. years
Mr. Wood resident of this town. for many years, ana
uniformly sustained the character of an hoaCs innn-the
noblcst work OF God" lie christian believer IN The
infinite goodness and grace -four Heavenly Father ador
ed his professions in life audi avencrabc old age, could
say with Simeon, Snow Lord, lecs thou thy servant de-
pnr in peace according thy word for, mine yes nave
seen Thy sava,ion" COM
In South Woodstock, Feb 18th the amabc Mrs Cassan
dana Slayon wife Of Mr. Leland Stay ton nsed a. Prne'
in the North, West are requested, &c.
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NORWICH INSTITUTE.

U7HE SPRING TERM of the above Institution will
/ commence on Thursday March 10th.
An experienced teacher will instruct in the Female De-
partmcn
Tuition per quarter, SO and 81.
For French, extra So
Gen, r. d. R,ysoM is engaged to deliver, during the
term course of lectures the science Of Geology for
which all who attend, will be charged fifty cents each
l.. HuRlBuT, Princpai.
Norwich, Fob. Il, 1872. 9l-lW
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BILE, of the acts of its predecessor, she may find
time 10 look arer some of these things which
make State something more than mere strip Of
Gods heritage, upon which men raise potatoes
and pasture mules.
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Else on hand as usual,
A KNIGHT OF TIE RAZOR,

What shaves n mans face lccne SmqoiRcr and cuts
hair in iec,ie better syc than -, hold on. Gentle
men don't mistake the number; two doors East OF the
Post Office. ut the "ESq." Polc
Ruzors put in first rate order 4, thor, notice and
reasonable terms ALBERT hING
Woodstock, Dec. g. l2il. G5u
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FLOUR, w. ]. GOODS
AND GROCERIES,

10 The iaha5iiants OrMe Village Of IioOdStock,
and 10 trhom these presents may come.
GREETING:
r1yIIE Subscriber would again inform hi, friends and the
public that he has on hand and will keep constantly
for sale at his Old stand pare
WHEAT FLOUR.
vithout any Nurture which will he sold AT us low price
by The barrel or pound he bought any other pacc
in town-any person purchasing Flour Of him that does
not prove first chop, may return the same, and It will be
exchanged and all necessary charge for transportation paid
ALSO,
On hand, prime assortment of Sugar. Teas; Spices oil
every description, Moasses Oil Fish; Tobaccoi Conec
tionary; Nuts; Fruit of all kinds &c &c., which he will
sell as cheap the cheapest for cash or short approved
credit.
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DO NJ I S TT G GOODS,
CHEAP FOR CAEUi

bales extra stout md nnc shecting. bale Ticking,
different qualities. Stout Drillngs II; cts, Cotton Fan
nels ut ~ cts. Bcachcd Shooting from cts up.
-AIrSD-
90 pairs Russia Diapers $500. Supcr Ing. Flannel
al 81 cts and all other goods equally low.
Please give US call &. DANA,Ja.
Dec. ~, ISL.
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WHEAT FLOU Il.
OY ST r il s.

lie would further say TINT, he has made nm arrange
mcnt to receive fresh Oysters once week, when ne
will sell ut wholesale RETAIL and tavern keepers ana
Others wishing to purchase by the Kcs, can rely upon
actin them OF him at any mcG4 fresh ana Us cheap us oil
the drive. himself.
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DrtgDtou @arket,
MONDAY, JAN. 81, 1911

At Market 500 Beef Cattle go Sheep and co Swine
PGIcEsBeef Cattle. First quality So 80 Is, second
quality 81 IS IS. Third quality, 50 u nj 80.
Shecp.-LoIs were sold sl75, 1926, $500, $3.50 and
Swine-A lot was sold to pcddlc at DC. AT retail from
3 .2 to 5.--N. L. Farmer,
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For SALE,

A I the Fashionable Tailoring Establishment Of p. u.
"A Southcate, TWO COATS, misnts, made by Wit d
Southgae. The Goats large s!ze and in good orGeT,
and will be sold tor half Price. ..........,
Nov l6. lsil. r. II. SoviiTGATE.
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Cool as Cueumber.-The branch Of the bank Of
Pennsylvania, at Harrisburgh has closed its doors.
On Monday morning the following SCOOP label
was posted upon its entrance:
'This Bank is closed for :he present. Those
who have note, 10 pay will please step found TO
the side door,
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Tickets S20-Shares IN proportion. =.
certificate Of package Of IS Wholes In this GRifD
SCHEME will be sent for S2i0-lalycs and Quarters III
proportion.
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Tie Baltimore american, states that the interest
due in London on the LIST instant on the bonds Of
the State Of Maryland, was paid.
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NEW GOODS.

VllI; subscrbcrhas opened Shop, opposite Whline.h
l. Hotel where he c0u,inrc, 10 manufacture silver
Ware oial kinds such Table, Tea Dessert, Salt nnh
Mustard SpooEstrramlHOlts, Susar.iOrGs, Butter
knives, &C., &C. Gold n,d silver Spcctacts Of every
pattern made In the hes, and warranted 10 III the
eye lealso keeps Cud Beads, Silver Thimbcs, Gold md
Silver Pencils, IgwClrf, BRITANNIA ware, Fancy GOOts,
Shell, Horn Ivory and GOD Combs reriuntry Of nll
Misunderstanding SOAP, Hair and Teeth brushes, Wallets,
Opera Glasses Graves sCns RalOrs Scissors, Rogers.
prrkuvcs, Nharuclr, Congress and other knives, Prs
Needles, Toy &c. Looking G,a s.plae cut ard set 10
order
pCdll-s Wishing for any 81 the above articles, VIII
furnished rs cheap ~ amy Other store in this y!c'ny
Particular attention paid TO the repairing OF spoons,
spcclsc.;s Md jowclr! Cash paid fer old Gold and
SILVER
Orders By mail or otherwise viii NEE. With promp, NJ
tention.
n. d. rltass call and cSam.co for yorrstlVf-nu
barge for showing Goods. X. ii. BAILEY.
Woodstock, Nov. -, ISL. t2-3l.