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M. Edit0r-Not long since in the great city q
New York, and while promonadng her beautiful Battery
one evening, met couple of Vrginansono resident in
The South, and the other In West After discussing
things pasi, Ourselves down, IN front Of feet Of
worke ships, 10 dlao upon the present and the future
There rode atanchor the gallant Waupe-louk, said a
from the South how majestic and graceful she sits upon the
water, and yondor that OThand lord JnO. Hay
who lost hs right batde) under straw hat cooked
up behind in bic beautiful gig dashng towards his wooden
walls a few rods below lay the magnificent sloop sara
ioga bearing the broad pennau Of Com Perry, since sail
ed Tor to African const Next the unique Union
and last but not less the pondeous North Carolina a.
thought the Saratoga the beautiful q the four but
friend said. give him the North Carolina forever because
she reminded him Of HESRy CLAY.
o. tmyscD. Why should the North Carolina remind you
Of Mr. Clay1
A. Because che hos Dir Of greatness, and looks lofty
Besides like the old North State for taking the lead in de-
nouncng ucaohey IN public When the acting Presi-
dent iufned traitor. the patriotic aod independent North
Csfolnians we're the Grs fcpudaie hmthey rcpudiao
traitors bot not foir db,sand 10 nominate r te Presi
dency the greatest and sagacious Statesman q the
land ond the only calculated 10 cxcaio Us from the
snsr into which we hnd ourselves consequent upon the
experiments nonsense snd Of Jackson, Van Buren,
Tyler q Gu.
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u Mr. WR o. GooDE is nominated in the Enquirer to
succeed Mr. Baptist in the Senate-whose term expires we
believe, Spring twelve months. This is taking time
by the ioreock But there is double cause for haste
Mr. Baptist Is honorable, independent man. very ue
under the dominion Of the Juno, and his presence is hate
fol to that But If it be desirable to get rad Of Mr. b.
is much more desirable keep Mr.. Goodo in the
traces He was knocked out Of water last spring. with
very o ceremony To make room for Gen. Dromgooe and
the idea prevails that he will make mischief unless provis
ion is made for him. He is supposed be the bottom
Of the proe for Calhoun paper this city, which for tic
preseH is establ shed in Petersburg Compliments there
fore, in the Enquirer II they have the desired effect may
be equal TO gold pieces. And these compliments GER
ianly; for they based the supposion that Mr. G.
only be kept faithful to his allies by a considera
toul
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JANIS A.PLrAsASrs, MD.

. COLONEL BENTON.-A gentleman Just arrived from
Kentucky informs that he left Col. Benton there and
that his presence here among his former constituents NAV
be confidently expected in few days. The greater part of
ms time since the adjournment Of Congress- he has spent in
Woodiord county, ky where he 1000 acres of
land experimenting the erection of mill thereon Ii
completed and informant it in the full tide
oisuecessiul operation" We'll might be said of the Col
as Agesiaus said of Epaminondns 40 thou performer of
mighty deeds The Colonel can and the time
reside in Virginia, build mills Kentucky and repre-
sent Missouri in the Senate of the L. S The is doing
enough Tor Missouri he need build HER any saw mills
on his own land.
As this is the only long of Congress that will occur
between the present time and the election of U. s.
Senator from Missouri. is probable the Col will take
this occasion TO make the OF the State The last time
he was among when invited by the Democracy of Boon
vile to make speech them he replied in substance that
ne never made speeches before the Democracy but he did
like 10 shake them by the hand, and enjoy a snug
tete efe with them dearly. That was a more safe
mode OF intercourse than speech-making, where maici
cions Wing would be at liberty controvert his assertions
and run him into He WILL no doubt reyel in this
luxury OF private intercourse with his late constituents dur
ing his present visit among them and behooves him To do
500 or ever the observation Of the preacher appca
bic to any 1t Is him Now is the accepted time
-HoD HeUeT Colonel Johnson sis abroad in the land"
winning golden opinions in wise advantageous to the
Senator's prospect Of future glory and greatness.
81 IOuiS E,o
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Commercial Rreoro.
HOLCOMBE e. OTEY

Our inspections still continue large having opened this
week o94 hhds and inspected this 942 hhds against
o3l2 hhds the time last year. Prices are fully sus
taned Crops continue average S43 81 and Ga for shin
ping and semmng Manufacturing crops vary from sc 10
1884; Lugs 81 90 to so.
LYNCHBURG
AGAINST ALL THE MARKETS OF PRICES
FOR MANUFACTURING TOBACCO.
There have been sold, by commission merchants TO
Messrs Langhomc Amistoad, during the last Is DAYS
the following tobnccos: hid made by Dr. Jas T. Stevens
oil Campbell ut $780, by Josiah Woodson, same county nj
10; by John M Warwick county, at 25i by Jno
Hughes OF the same county, Is average; hid by
MAJ Hunter, same county, at LA, by Mr. Loveace ut
IA. These gentlemen sparng money TO get the
best article the market affords for their customers
10 Jas w. Morgan Esq. manufacturer | hid made
by MAJ Benz. Hunter, Campbell. $50; hhds made by
Ed. b. Wlthers, same county, ut $40 each; hid made
by A. &. Williams, Bedford, S2l, l hid. by Mr. Mar
shall same county, at Sl7; byJ. NJ. Warwick at Sl5l
and at TO be manufactured his premium brand
for his customers.
To Edwin Matthews hid made by DIR. Jas T. Stevens
Campbell at S225, and at 1910 to be manufactured by
Ro A. Elliott, Esq.
To John w. E. Buckner, hid. 1854, made by Mr.
T. b. Wiihers by Mr.. Baxter SlO5; and by Mr. Dill.
lard at $40.
The highest price hogsheads were entirely suncured;
and many hhds from 50 Ia; have been purchased by
our manufacturers 10 sustain the reputation their several
brands, which is already very high
Have been inspected in mine working DAYS 5S
hhds Excess OF inspection this year last date
4lIO hhds.-Lyneh. VHginian
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Should the specie continue flow the country for
the remainder Of the year which has during the
last ve months balance sheet the first of January
1884, will show clear gain OF twenty millions
OF dollars This Is the natural result of whic policy which
checks the excessive importation Of foreign goods which
encourages home production, and thereby creates the
wherewith to sustain large export trode We wish 10
place this momenous subject in the simplest possible form
before the mind the reader and appeal TO his candor
TO say IT the large agricultural manufacturing and
ca firm OF Jonathan g. Co. not, when taken in the az
ggate better and cheaper coathed housed and fed this
time, while laying up twenty millions year in gold
and silver by their foreign trade Alone than they in
ls4l, when, instead OF laying up commercial profit of
twenyseven millions, they actually in debt aud
above all their exports thirty millions foreign gew
gaws Do not these undeniabe facts show difference
balance OF account in favor of Jonathan Co. under Wing
policy of sixty four millions
The Locoioco policy the firm in debt thirtyseven
millions yeaf, while its authors goried in the encourage
thereby TO foreign industry the manifest in
jury of home labor and home production To pay this need
less foreign Locofoco debt it has taken than two dol
lars worth of the property of the firm pay of the debt
owing TO the scarcity OF sound circulating medium which
fails aci individual that buys more
than he it sells Ii add the and cost
OF collection 10 the debt OF thirty millions and that
iue IN gold IN foreign markets. after paying for
support foreign Governments averaging I2 ON every
S9l worth exports loss the firm cannot be estimated
less than hundred millions, say nothing of the great
loss from the ideness and unproducye labor of so large
a portion Of the partners.
Under the protective policy instead Of selling propery 10
the Of hundred millions pay foreign debt of
thirty millions, the firm will be of debt and have
twentyseven millions Of foreign gold which it will have
paid for this year, and above what has consumed of
foreign products. Hence 1t will be able put nine millions
tran usual into the pocket Of the commercial branch
Of the hmi nine millions than into tie pocket
OF the agricultural branch Of the frn and nine millions
than usual into the pocket of the manufacturing
branch Of the great firm of Jonathan & Co. Over twelve
millions Of dollars of this sum, the figures the head
OF this article demonstrate have already been divided
Its suspicious influence manifest the building Of ma
ny and splendid ships New York aud seaports
in the increased price of -four pork lard and all agrcu
tnra products 10 the JOY and much needed relief Of the
Northumberland in the astonishing improvement of eve
branch Of domestic manufactures many Of which are
now for the inst time exported Great Britain and sold al
profit Reader, which is the ysem, The free trade
in debt policy OF the Locoocos, the
money eaInlng. mono y-snving policy of he Mhig-l
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We have received from Messrs. Wombe g. Deane a spec
Of Candles thus denominated, manufactured by Han
cock Mann, Baltimore. They a worry beautiful
article, sperm wax and cheaper than either
We do not know Of what materials they composcd-bu
they have much the appearance Of frozen lard n De-
mOeyahe friend Wsmble will send box Of them, we will
promise ascertain their nature and mako good use Of them
in the manufacture Of Wing Thunderbolt. Is it bar.
gain7
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THE CAUSE.--Tho New England Puritan gives tho
following the n Lord Paulets oensurablo
tack on the government 81 the Sandwich Islands
The origin Of this movement Of Lord Paulot this ::
Mf Charlton the British COnu for the Islands, IN
quonce is acdged of improper conduct, found the pub
o indignation oguns him BE- strong ha tho 27th
u September last, he TOOK biz departure for England In
candesnc aud very anconsular manner having engaged
HE passage IN the Of another person. and left heavy
debu behind him uncancellcd, which he'd been pronoun
ced 20 be inst debts by regularly ompannoed jury Mt
simpson, particular friend Of Charlton and through whose
eonnyencc Charlton had elopcd, then Proeiaimed himself
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10 .Ia=e' 4. Pieasanis, Esq., W ID.

NV DEN sIR-l have pleasure answering your
Essentially the OF study acquisitions
required in Dentistry the other Medicine Not
usually supposed consisting
becomes the contrary, when literally and pursued
very comprehensive science The operations
skny performed really the part exaeting rarely
more than mechanical deAtey and the necessity
instances be altogether obva,ed by proper
enable do this successfully bring the
thorough knowledge Of all those principles which guide
the practitioner in the OF diseases.
Your professional education conducted
and well remember that graduated
school with distinction very highly respect your character and
have entire confidence your and most sincerely de-
sire your prosperity and happiness.
am, dear sir very faithfully your friend. &c.
y. CHAPMAN.
JANEs A'FLEAsANrs, NJ d. Philadelphia, Ap1 l6, ~.
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eosennsIm prices OF aomesue mah".sssoNs nave oeen
sssp s 49, "e give soe Asvs ,,o.s So's.po1y
friend. Of !. ,xsl s,r.nsa T..r,er Sv.,s,0. - W.
Do,, "A. sIS,., Er,,;.r Io,,,aI
.I,e u,,-.I .,,oan, al E,ronean ranuf,e,nr.. Win
which ,nr m, IN a. 80, l,,.,l in Igii has he.n ..i
IN consumed Demand beyns IN revive and viii The -.
news OF demand come. renewal OF Supplies Our y,.
sels NO longer r,r entv from across the ocean Ev.,v
ket and tr,ps;ep, shin now comes IN,
The same vessels thai hear heavy cargo of
bring also large amount of specic The Tariff of slI 4,
Mt length Sin full and instead of ruinioy on,
and draining us of our spccc as predicted nv
the advocates ~ R,,,,sh Free Trade In 4 i,rp,,,nr
healthy stimulus 10 IN, business Of the country add;,g
largely and steadily IN our suppy of the precious
and LAYING broad and deem the of the National
prosperity and plory-
- "a N-,., r.-,,..
,., ~
h nsse 81 -: AZ III T., ~. 'I No. "
grS for RESTORING The crcdi, of the and n.,
the finances upon somewhat more respectable footing than
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PETERSBURG MARKETS.

-IUNuuG UOFHIHg,
TOBACCO-The demand continues brisk and prices
are something hgher-Lugs 81 25 to 275; Common Leaf
50 TO 81; the better grades 81 rs to 9,25.
COTTON has improved Supplies very moderate, and
stock much reduced. Sales ut 60 to cts
CORN-G0 TO 65 cents per bushel.
BACoN-Virginin, u to -, hog round; Western,
shoulders, 81; mddlings 81
The WHEAT HARVEST commences this week The
weather has been favorable OF late and the prospects thus
lar are that the will be good Much however depends
on continuance OF good weather for the next weeks
Infeliigeaeer.
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Mr.. Edor-The opinions of such men Drs. Jackson
and Chapman gentlemen for many years past, and still dis
tingushcd teachers Of medicine will be valuable the
ject which elected these leersthat of Dentistry
much that they their views, but they those of the
medical profession Your kindness in giving them crcula-
ton WILL trust do something towards correcting the
merted prejudice against important branch healing
art.
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"TAe Ornamental Seeretaru.r

The New York papers the arrival in that city
of Prince John to Bunker Hill is reported that
through fear Of being mistaken for "Bob" by Peel and
Wellington, when he England he has abandoned the
Chinese Mission. Mr. Caleb Cushng's gef this unex.
pected bereavement to the Embassy represented truly
heroic But his IS nothing compared to that which
will end the bosoms Of the Brother Of the Sun and the Sis
ter of the Moonl
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o. This my thunder, aud in opinion, let
into calculations the prospect Of eectng Mr.
Clay and giving relief in ieis long msgoserned and
groaning country,
b. cffOm the wesD. Away with your eslcua,iens--Mr
Clay will be elected by aeelamston.
A. lie will unquestonab receive tho vote every State
South Of the Potomac, except South Carolina and Alaba
ma
b. And every in tho West and South West. execp,
Illinois, Missouri and Arkansas
o. And oil in the North. except New Hampshire.
After sitting the subject in all its bearings, made the
following estimate, provided oil the candidates take the
held-begnning with old Teeumseh:-
Col. JOHNSON;
Mr. BucHASaS; Pennsylvania.
Mr. Cas-: Michigan.
MIR. Calhoun; South Carolina and Alabama.
Mr. VAN BrRES: New Hampshire, Illinois, Missouri and
Arkansas.
Mr.. CL,Y kentucky. Ohio. Indiana, Tennessee, Miss
issppi. Louisiana. Georgia, North Carolina. Virgil
mia. Maryland, Delaware, New Jersey, New York.
Rhode Island, Connecticut. Vermont. Massachusetts,,
and Maine.
But the Locofocos will doubtless unite on one candidate
in Convention and Mr.. Van Buren, will into that body
with loaded dice, him down the opponent of the
immortal Harry.
Mr.. VAN buren,; New Hampshire, Missouri. Illinois,
South Carolina, Arkansas and Alabama.
Mr.. CLAY; All the GO States).
This estimate gives Mr.. Clay State than Gen
Harrison got and that virginnwherc. remembered.
the close 1910: but we argued Temporal
tanf and in consequence Of the rcachey Of Tyler and
his disgracefu efforts perpetuate Locoioco mule that
the Wings of Virginia will be reused n of their
duty and danger and carry the State by handsome msio
nty.
Not much said Of Mr.. Webster-all concuring that
although he the intellectual giant Of the North he
chung Tyler long that he is shorn all his former pc
pulay and influence and that it will be difficult for
him to prevent the election of the Sage of Ashland.
would be the l7th June-when he figures Orator at
Bunker Hill-to strike down, with his arm that lofty
pillar erected the valor Of our oreathers
q. p d.
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the acting Consul The gosennsn, refused to aeknowl
edge him IN that capacity Of his well known
and often expressed hostility 10 the civil authorities.
and on account OF his refusal To abide the verdict
Of a jury. and 10 obey the laws Of the land
Mr. Charlton, ON reaching Mszatan told his story
Loud Paue who repaired Immediately to the Sandwich Is
lands. and refusing listen any Simpson, com.
mcd the outrage which is calling forth from every quarter
the loud proies,aon OF abused Pat
riof.
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TRIAL OF NJ. COOKE. Jr.

The last Portsmouth Wing says-"This case has been
o@oe the Court since "Wednesday last On that day, the
Grand Jury found true BILL During the whole of We'd
nesdey and Thursday and part Of Friday the court was en-
gagged In endeavong to get jury After great trouble
one and II consists Of Walter
H. Taylor s. w. Thrift, John Reilly Gilbert Robertson
Wm Taylor, Aaron Milhado, T. q. Dixon, John A. Uiv
gins, Peter Geay Nat. Wilson, l.. W. TaxeweIl and
-. Mr.. Jack was the first witness sworn and = xamin
ed. The tria will probably occupy at least n Meek .
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u We erred in saying, yesterday, tat Mr. Gays entire
crop, sold higher than any other this year
His fine hhds. were sold to Mr.. Robinson which
topd the Richmond market The remainder was inferior
and the crop averaged but Sl Mr. Robinson paid for one
other crop Col sampes, Of Carolne) Sl2 30 which, with
many other fine crops he has purchased for the sup
piy Of the Navy
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MARRIED.

On THURSDAY the 18th inst by the Rev VIM.
DUNLOP. Miss ANN ID, daughter Mrs MeRae Of
this city.
On Thursday evening 18th instant by the Rev Mr.
ROBERT r. MosBH to Miss SARAH w. daughter Mr. Josep
Beers, Of Fairfield Conn.
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WHO ARE THE DEMOCRArs,

Are the followers Of Buchanan & Co.. who 90 for Pro-
eetye Tariff, Democratsf Or the Calhouniies who 20
Tor Free Trade aud direct taxaon1 Are the Democrats
CT hsnfneky. who with Col Johnson for dental pro-
eeuon the Reguarsf Or, the Democrats Of the SOUTH
who denounce the Tariff unconstitutional Or are the
supporters OF Van Buren, who go with him ways the
real SIMON P~es' All these factions differing widely
on an important question, each call themselves Democrats
They can't, certainly, nll be the raal gr-Ral Ree
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Mr. Wise in Northampton county, the following Toast was
drunk:
John W. Willams.-The Hon. Henry A. wise--May
ne not desert his constituents before the end Of the term
and compel them to elect unable defend their pc
culiar rights and interests.
Avery proper wish on your part. Mr.. "John w. Will
MANS Mr. Wise's recent "deseron' OF the Wing party
and of his principles is well calculated to make hi
constituents fear that he will "deser' them-Pef Int
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Port of IL n mond.
Nigh HGter nis day at IOl O'eioek 4. "

ANNINED,
sehr Lighooi Alner. Thomaston Rankin Whitoek
d" Weymouth, Couch, New York, sundrics.
" Union CroweL Philadelphia, sundrieS
3" Union Payne. Boston sundres.
" Caharine Wilcox. New York, ballast.
samuelC. Abbott, Bowker, New York, sundres
" Olivia BrckeI, Tilby, New York, ballast.
Fulcrum Norris Boston, ballast
SAILED,
Barque raTfian, Alen Bremen tobacco.
sehr Caroline Francis, Jegg. Wilmington (D) coal
Free Trade, Mayo, City Point, tobacco
Miranda, Meaken, Baltimore, coal
New YORK, June I9.-Ariyed, Schr Francis H. Seward
ds I'm Richmond, with coal, TO master.
Sehr Ann Eliza, Townsend, 5 DIS I'm Richmond, with
coal 10 j. Hunter.
PHILADELPHIA June Ia-Ceared sehr Iayrange C,o,x.n
Richmond, Joseph Hand.
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PAINTS, LlNsEED Oh Sc.
NAVE fo sa nodefste terms a y,,.i ss.,, 81 p,.
- - enhfacing ainouu others. c f1ray,tty
White Lead -Eum." 40 . and No &,
1000 lbs Spanish Within t.tuatg.
'hfntie Sfeen Chrome yellow PaUs Cree, &C.. t,.t...
80 oohis' 's'ndhon Lamp Black Pf1.,sn Bgs Asa,rss
- AlH, W "l If'-iings Blue smsfs. ON f4sf H,o1,ss
~ ' A-t an asslnsnto ~ Paint and vsro,.t
Brushes and bhnier and i6bb sp. TIperun, a s o,
- O., WN. -. HAYWOOD
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blrArCnON CARD--we invite srs,,.,, a., a., 80. u, .
hone harouehe bugry Riding wok HIRES &c ~ take
place Thus "Wednesday Morning In front of t,r, At 81 oebeE
" ~ lNLOE.s 4 nRnTIIER Al.
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EFTEcTa OF mn TARIFf

The tide j. turning. The diminished innporafions
ed BY the scarcity II money and the introduction
81 foreign goods IN anticipation Of the INIT act ~ 1884,
ere rapidly augmcntngthe credit Of the government is
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CHEAP DRY GOODS.

III
" remove the i Of sbockoe Hill will In NJ,
uer 70 reduce ms stock seve bargains Staple
ey Dry Goods Persons in want viii find advantage
give HIM call among his Stock will be bound
Beautiful French Lawns and Balzorine Lawns
French English and American Calico
Muslins, Iaees Edgngs and Insertings
Cause, SILK and Wor-ted IIdks. searfs
Linen Cambria, and Lawn IIdks
Irish Linens Kenings. and Diapers
Bleacbed and Brown shirngs and sbeetinpx
Silk and Cotton Pocket Ildks
Gambroons Drilings and Nankeens
Cloths Cassneres and Vestings
kanpangs Cotton Osnaburgs and Buraps
With full supply Of Goods which be sold very eheap
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A DNANCES.-Th undersigned is authoriz-
ed TO grant liberal cash short Flour,
Tobacco, Finxsecd, &c &c., shipped friends in
New york le ~ Jas. A. PATTEsON
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Something Very HGRdsome and Superior
Chiidren's Colored Cater Ifoots.
" have just received and opened supply Of the ahov
w very handsome and superior Boots Children Thos
Ladies who have been waiting for them, in want OF
splendid article invited call and their selection
Je 81 u. BURLINGTON A CO Mansion nnr..
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MOORE's IRELAND.

MOOBES IRELAND.
wv History ~ Ireland commencing with ID. .s,t... t
20 'le great expedition against seotiaud p tsts h.
Fiit,o I,, ,s9 =" 'hf three Volumes NJ ure Iordan
49,. 'H.i puhusied rsaFty
hSMIIH DRiNKER MORRfg
W ESTEEM stEOJ LDEKS. Is hi,s. ,f5,v ,,.,,.,,..,
7houkers jus received. ofsak by
s-- JANIS WINSTON
bNh THOUSAND CASKS ficsl Tiontl.tot lion, Il, a., -,
-- " - -i RANKIN a WnrrLOcK
FaHcy Shoes j0r Children.
4 NtHsDREN'S Beautiful r0barel f.,s, n.,.,,.. 49,, -,
y Ties Of superior quality. Jrs, received IA n, IN, Ivy
SAMUEL FtTNEY
80 One Door shove Hubbard Gardner 4 co
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July M. LADY's BOOK, received for subscriber
- and for sale at csc each, by
" pANnot MI
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FOR RENT.

FOR KENT,
90 If early application be made, the residence
ELI on street occupied by subscriber The eneIo-
sure contains nearly three with necessary
Of fine water, and some choice frIut trees &c
Je3i JOSEPH JACKSON