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The Weekly register., 1843-11-22
Gisa-laakERg & Repairi1a 3
April, 90.

Gsn-iaaa AEnS & RepaIriEa :
{ ME subscriber, thankful for the pat
Il ronage he has heretofore received
takes this method Of informing The plan
tiers Of Ponnla and the adjoining counties
that he is prepared 10 execute orders for
making and repairing cotton gins, cotton
ihrashers, wheat thras hers aud fans on
the shortest notice and on reasonable
terms. He is also ready 10 execute lur-
ming in iron, steel or wood He hopes
by close attention to business. 10 merit "a
share Of patronage. His prices shall be
as 'ow as those OF any other shop in The
country. He may be found al all times
at his shop in the east ward. Grenada.
Two doors east Of Mr.. Berry's Black smith
shop. JAMES ROSE.
N B. All work or repairing warranted.
Grenada, Mi. March 9, lB43. l-tr
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Notice.

YTHE co-par,nership heretofore exis-
l. ting under the firm Il Mex Ar.,
GRAHAM g. Co, is this day dissolved
bv mutual consent G. T. McRae IS
authorized 10 settle the business OF the
arm G.. F. McRAE,
Il. r, GRAHAM,
march 93, l843. m27
The subscribers have this day lqrmee
a co-partnershp, under the firm w ".
MEG ARITY & Co, for the purpose OF
Transferring a general commission ana
forwarding business, al SO Common ST.
W. w. MCCARTHY,
me7 II. Il. GRAHAM
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to execute, in workmanlike manner anl
al low cash prices, all work in the Sad
ding and Harness making business.
Repairing done on The shortest notice
Grenada, Oct 81 1912. 4s1oa.
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~ w eH 90 d E,
CHEAP FOR CASN!!!

The subscribers arc now receiving
from New Orleans Il large assortment
Unreasonable goods-among which are
new styles of French Printed MuSlins
and Lawns. English u Anne rican Prints,
white. iacdnet and striped. MusIius, Fan
cy dress ilandkerchiefs. Hosiery, Apron
Checks. Brown 81 blrached Domesics.
Linen Drills and Cotionades. AMI full
assortment Of Boots, Shoes and Ronnets,
which will be old at lower prices than
ever before offered in this market.
HUNT 81 Co.
Apri, 22. 6-tf
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Warehouse q Cotso,. shcd.

4 FRESH supply of Groceries, con
IN sisting of Loaf and Brown Sugars,
Klo and Havana Coffee, Rice, Soap,
Sperm Candles, Gunpowder, Teas, Bran
dy, Ciaret Wine and Tobacco of all
brands, &c. &c, low for cash bv
June 8. a. w. ARMSTRONG
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valuable improvements suitable for res
lddnce or business purposes, near the
Presbyterian Church, will be sold ,o
raise money, at one half the original
cost Of the improvements erected there
on. For particulars inquire at this OF:
fee. may 27,-ll-tf
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TIE WHOLE FOR CNp ~.

-'-N'RAvING2
THE WHOLE FOR CSp ~
The Publishers NJ ~
Tribune have effected an "V Ne"-Yea
with Mr.. James B. swain u,'fangen,,
the only full and Illus IoPfelo,
ofiho sPEEcnESOF HE 6,[d So Z,
preceded by Biograpbir,I, ~ u cLN
the Great Statesman and ' "a Nencr
y " est, and on9eIIi.hed by i5 p,os q
Engravings-by which lSo. .Hree Sapea
abled publish, from Mr. S,.. VI. aa
oiype plates, an edition &c y, W ava Scr.
The People, in two large AN and T ,4
volumes at the unpre e l,u e'gg';
price of ONE DoLLAR Tar Ga ~. Ia
This edition will campr;' l r'''s!
|. A MEMOIR OF UF i'm
clear and glowing, Which, INN CLlI
for tbs work, by Hggag l : eelpre''9
Esq. . RATaay
II. The speeches ON.
ioio 10 io4E inclusive. c,rac.rl,'' 'io-
iuily collected from vario,s '''! care.
ms work compared and co... ,'',s' io'I
All restored 10 the ff.t re,.- ..''' and.
Of Them having been on'y re-,-, ",''l
me mira Person-"Mr Cav ~. 80 4
ana SO, and "he urged" Sc i. ~.
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giving MS own vlHarr1s and CO.
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no correction 81 Mr. Ciey' 5 Saosc...
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ILLUSTRATIONS
! 4 Portrait Of ETenrvCIor
ariginaI painting by Linen o.l pun
! Prud'honmc. ava
I II. A view Of the biril,r.,.
~ Clay. ia s.ihc S,asb.s u -a,
: Yirginia-cnorayed an sod ''''.-'''''
III 4, Iri >,
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George w. BERRY.

NA Il kefs
IiE undersigned
would respectfully
inform his friends and
the public, that he is al
ways ready at his sbou
on the Square in The
East Ward ofC.l
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THE NEW NaHHs " % az .
Epcry number embeiiished pifh
A BEAUTIFUL STEEL ENGRAVING.

EDITED BY c. P. moLRIs AND N. P. WILLIS.
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Administrators N0ticc.

Administrators Notice.
I FILTERS Of Administration on the
"a estate Of Joel S. Rice. dece'd were
granted 10 the Undersigned by the Hon
orabe Probate Court of TalIahatchie
county on the 18th day Of August 1913.
Notice is hereby given TO all persons
having claims against the estate Of said
decedeni to present them duly auihenii-
Gated within he time prescribed hv law.
or the, will be barred. Those indebted
10 said estate will please come forward
and make immediate payment.
WILLIAM G.. SHELLEY. Ad'r.
Charleston, Mi, Aug. IA. 1913 -e3 ct.
ADMINISTRATOR Notice.
4 FILTERS Of administration on the
AA estate Of Hasten Howard. deceaSe |
were gran,ed to The undersigned bv the
Honorable the Probate Court Of ITALIA
ha' chic county. on the 18th day OF Au-
gust, 1915. Notice is hereby given to
all persons having claims against the
estate of said decedent. to present them
duly authenticated within the times pre-
scribed By law. or they will be barred
Those indebted 10 said estate will please
come forward and make immediate paw.
ment.
JAMES HOWARD, Ad'r.
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GREEDY 6 McELRATH.
100 Nassau ST.. New-YUs

loo nassau 81, New lU.s
This edition Of Mr.. Claws Lie u.
Speeches will be issued on or before b
LIST OF June next. and viii be first 81
piled TO those who shall have prer'oa''
subscribed and paid for copies, in q
order of such payment. Price 81 I
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per hundred. Subscriptions and of,s
are respectfully SOLICITED.
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Of il, in any instance. on terms
than cash IN hand. Our friends 3
therefore understand that, hoFf'
responsible they mn. be. We nus
here with the utmost striciaess t
cash principle.
Almost every village, CERTAIN. +
most every town will be able 70
clubs Of twenty-four. And IN a. !
where The money $500 for "a % y.
or over is sen; through the Post "
and a certificate taken from the
Master, it may be sent at our rlsS !
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rections as TO the manner IN WnE'
books shall be forwarded, and
unaccompanicd by such speclhe '.
tons, the books so ordered will d,
Iy put up in bundles or boxes aIa
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ages retained in our wareroom y
called for, or directions given a.
manner Of their shipment LIE
fishers will not hold themselves -
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Nev- York, april. lS43.
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THE
LIFE AND SPEECHES
HENRY CLAY

complete an tro Uoiume,. ar. -
poges, ilt. .
WITH THREE ENCp,r,
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House and lot for sale.

e. ME part Of lot
.aA n No. 112 front
ing twenty-six feet
a sAE5sl on Line ST. in Grena-
9ste.s~--@AeAAs da Mi. ON which re
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Each Speech ig Prerac,d By, T..
introductory paragraph eza'a,rfr,' (
circumstances which called = F..
AMI Whenever il is desirable .,I /.
Otherwise indicated, b rara z..s. .. !
gtfes The fate oflhc measure u,s.G
clssirr. =. :.
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LUCINA CORDIAL,
OR THE
ELIXIR OF LOVE

In oden time, amoug the Jews.
That man second wife might choose
Whose first. by Fae's unkiudiy doom,
No children bore TO bless his home.
Afflicted thu, the Roman matron
Prayed to Lutine, the midwne's patron
Called to their aid the Prie,ts ofir,s;
Aud even now, the NEE X Hlndeo-
Warm as her lime. and tender too
L chi dsess twelve months from her bridaf
Flies weeping to her aenscless idol,
And with rased hands, IN accents wlld
Petitions Bramah Tor cbild:
p Eor well shs knows, Love Shuns to bless
The Hadoo bed Of barrennesI.
so mach FOR love in days by gone,
ana savage Customs IN your own,
But say. even now. does Loves communion
Bless IN our land, sterile union
NO. ottimes conJuga felicity,
Is thu, dislurbed-ay, cen IN thus city.
The means 'incre ase and luuluply,"
With Loves Elixir" for h irield,
The chdless wires repIpings end
But not The provocative power
Alone, il this Elixir's dover.
Consumptions Ills IT will prevent.
With vzor clohe the mpotent;
Suppress glcet whateer its date,
Aud all lite functions renoyate.
Erupuons from e shin It chases,
And brings back beauty and the graces:
It's woman's tra,t-and neer deceves her
From Fluor Abus it relieves her;
Aud ,ch disease, with proper care, tool
Her far and fragile form is heir TO-
These are but truths who calls the IN fiction
shsli have stern proof IN contradiction.
tetteIs--ali forms OF a.testanop-
from the savans OF every naion;
With grateful missives from all quarters,
penned by Disease and Quaekery s mar'yls,
almost within the jaws OF Death;
Now in their nightly prayers repeat
Thanks to Lilies friend in Nassau street,
All something: name the very NUMBER a;n
Or. dreaming OF Diseases orne a
Cry out for the "Lucina Corsai.D
emittance have boxed aud ent any part Of the
,ioa. Price SO per bottle, or SO, per dozen
nsl lm"ec
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Vol. IX.-Eo. lgf.-Waois Ne. $3.50
10 the Public.

FuUIICs
THE NEW YORK HERALD-daily newspsper-puh-
lshed every day OF the year except New Years day and
Fourth of July. Price cents per copyor ~ % per an
zum-postageS paid-cash in advance.
THE WEEKLY HERALD-publishede every SATURDAY
morningrrce 81 ceuts per copy or % Il per annum-
hostages paid-oash in advance.
ADVERTISERS informed that the circulation OF
theHe.ald is over THIRTY THOUSAND, and increasing
est nhcs e largest circulation Of paper in this CITY,
The scsrI aud therefore, the best channel business
xs in the citv ar co.,ry Prices moderate-cash in &C.
vance.
PRINTING ofall kinds, executed al the most moderate
prices, and in the most elegant style.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PpnrRIEToR HERALD ESTABLISHMENTS,
Northwest corner of Fulton and Nassau streets.
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BOOKKEEPING.
MR.. W. X BARLOW respectfully that he has

HOUSEKEEPING.
Ar. W. X; BARLOW respectfully announces that he has
NA succeeded,
MIR. G. G. MARSH
in his business and Teacher of Book
this cv his Cedar street. where he will
the same hooogh OF instruction and practice
cssfulv flowed by his Mr. b. the
tonal OF the mercantile comunity and uly heir
aTtention 20 the following card -
"C. &. MARSH AccOuntSnt returns hi, atcul ecknow-
Judgements his friends Tor their 10 continued
PATRONAGE He has discontinued HIS business this city,
aud j. succeeded in the by Mr.. w. now whom ne
conhd n commend to the 'ayor Of the mercantile
ty gentleman of excellent character toioug
with the science OF DOoAheeiug and entity qualified
lmpart Instruction He respectfully b.speaks
The pu lc favor 10 which he bcsc has largely
debtcd &C @. WARSG5
Hi, terms reduced the times to $40 wuich will
cnte the pupil receive instruction until he is thoroughly
qualified for the coansing room.
lilo lm*r IN Cedar street
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From CAPE HAYrEN.-By the schooner Orralloo,
Captain Lui kin, at this port this afternoon In eight
days from Cape Haytien, we learn that the island
continues to be still in an unsettled state. There
were rumors of difficulties at Port au Prince, IN
consequence of difference of opinion existing
lean produce was generally low. There had been
no sales of -four owing to the wreck OF Spanish
brig. with a full cargo, saved in damaged state,
which had supplied the market The Orralloo had
cargo OF coffee, ogwood, &c., with $1,000 in spe-
Gle Phil ChrOt.
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JuSE 90. Samuel Hall, Plaintiff in Error VS.. Obadiah
Nepcon5e defendant.Mr King opened for the plaintiff
Newcombe endorsed note for $3.50 drawn by one Far.
in favor of the plaintiff who contends that the de-
PENDANT sliable original undertaking. surety to
pay the The defendants claim to be liable only
endorses upon the usual demand and notice, and
maker or guarantee.
Ne Sanford appeared for the defendant.
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Court Of Common Pleas.
n L.. L.

JUNE &C onress VS. Dunham-rhs case, which was
commenced yesterday, brought to close to day. the
Jury finding for defendant The plaintiff have nj.
ready stated, apprentice to Mr. Dunham to learn
the trade Of pianoloe msking and he sought to
damages Tor breach of covenant For the Defence II
contended that the plaintiff mentally incompe-
tent learn and also hot he of dssoutc and sngu
lar' habits. These allegations denied firmly a.
they asserted but behalf Of the deendsnt sst
mony given to show that the plaintiff had been in.
structed many branches usual for the trade
to teach in the time Tor which he was bound There
other points in the OF minor importance, and
the result was have stated.
George S. Cary VS.. Cad Tayior.--This was an action
to recover damages for assault and battery. The
plaintiff collector and In his occupation he called
upon the defendant for the amount Of debt alter
cation ensued and the defendant undertook to chase
the plaintiff. The assault clearly established, and
the only remaining the amount OF damages
to be awarded and this point the Jury unable to
agree
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TREASURY MORE RoBBERs.- -Reynders, one Of the
treasury note robbers at New Orleans, has been al
mitted to bail in his own recognzance, there appear
ing no evidence to connect hun with the robbery -
Jewell was remanded for further examination.
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PHILADELPHIA DAGUEkKEUTYPE
ESTABLISHMENT.

EXCHANGE BUILDING, ROOMS &c &T.
on sasa
aud oI,.ts well a, ate of their art wishing
Of this They have lately import
Used IN t.. a they in cry t RE
.pect they made their order. Polishing
following ss have Se
s.:; &; E;: 4: 4 n.y.
P Laurens; Esq, Savannah. o.,
All S p,d with
wi" be nj Ma'ud be d.
i.l2mI EXCHANGE Building. Phlla.
TO COPPER-PLATE q MUSIC PRINTERS.
AND PUBLISHERS, &c.
and hs nss sai fi III.
Wooden ou A d "
.,ieny. w BE sold price worth ESeEho,e prompt
maj m.r I6 Cortl,ntt street. New York.
lion safe. LAYING
inShs, run S the
haGas
Hsa ss sa @ the h% the s %
6s S % sell Or ,o S ne asd
spect to those tested IN furnaces. accdel e, where
IA, S HS s @ hs ssn IN
when the so.teH: Of every other safe exposed
the ,' heat have been si EASY :?a
j7 Gtdy-awyr No las Water street
2ttssAa ANR HI Eh Hsf
SCHMIDT MAUI Guitar manufacturers, would respect
fully call the Of the pubic their
No 1896 Broaoway, where they keep nifty baud
extensive Of guitar, he'd the best
style
All Instruments from th, mandatory, long fayorably
known in the United Stares where received the 6n pre-.
MUM awarded by the American the best Guitar
made OF such materials end in such superior
enables the maker them stand any climate
Strangers before purch elsewhere requested call
and examine the speD d workmanship Of their
and ascertain the prices They will be found lower than
any other in the city
Mr. Pm Ernst Professor the Flute and Guitar bepx leave
to that the above do interfere
the least with his other he still togve
usual 395 DpadwaX walker st MA I'm
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MURDER BY INpIANs.-Information has been re-
ceived at St Louis the murder of white man by
party OF Sioux Indians on the Little Vermlion III
yer. The man belonged to the Little Vermilion
trading post
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VANILLA Be Ns.-Tbree small cases OF very superior
quality jss received for sale wholesale and retail BY
JAS. 3. ASPINWALL,
100 Hsec Sc William street
SHIN9LE MACHINE-One OF Flsggs Patent Single
~ Machines, which be worked either by horse
power and will 900 shingles in day. but line used
cation TO 6ROSHIM SCHREIBER,
"a William street.
II can bs the store Of
MEsSRS. 8. DUNN CO,
j22 3tm lsT Water STREET.
OFFICE OF JEFFERSON INSURANCE COMA
" NY-Ofice 50 We'll street. This Company continue
their busEoss of los damage By IRE,
goods aud merchandise and vessels and their
esrgoss against loss By maai navigation.
DIRECTORS.
Thomas w ThoTne Elisha Riggs
Ihomasr WoodraE Eepjamp Z Robssh
John X Dayisep Brsncis Sage
Thomson Price Joseph Allen
Iokn Il Lee John r Mors
Me..s Tucksr James Hofnes'
Caleb Tuna Jemcs WhiuuS
Arson Esh,r VIM Them
IOKspa prsk. lad hawicy
Iohn Z Merritt ihomw Niorreh
THOMAS w, chlorine, Prssldsrs
40. =. lSfs. Secfc-AO, msJ Ks
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NEW JERSEY RAILROAD AND TRANS
FORMATION COMPANY.
s]s s q ~
NEW YORK AND NEWARK.
Fare reduced to rs cents.
srsm the ioe OF Csurtiagdt street, New YORK
tEveV day--sundays ex, epted.l
1t 9 An Atss IN AT 4: NJ. AT Us Pm.
Y &c. 10" 4 %:
new y Ya ,Ss' Of S'q' Ts.ys Sswss
( III q b s ;S$S3$ NJ
Ms z;M az FIN. Al si 1 I'm. '' = NJ.
Ii do. Is g. g das IN do:
The trains for Wcstheid Pan6ela Boondbrook Someyilic
York, daily, Sundays excepted
rare .' %S Sf"if!Hlfw Z gents
j" S j. ~ FS. AZ II ' S e * FJS %
NEW YORK. Is K AND NEW w sR Dc
From foot Of CORTLAND street, New York. daily.
MsA.M AT! A's, AN AtilAA.M
on SUNDAYS 90 m 'm'
Leave New York. Leave New Brunswick.
Fare, exchp the Philadelphia Trans between lew York
Between New York and Railway IS csnts.
eise isy tickle, gratis Tickets arc r,csvsd BY the
tgcior only on the dGy when purchased mil 3m*r
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GENIN ~ VAN VRANKEN'S
VENTILATING GOSSAMER HAT,
FOB GENTLEMEN,

-WFIUHTNU UNLF u UUNVES-PTICE 81 50.
"a THE Subscribers have introduced the above named
- hat for summer by computing the weight of this
article with the weight OF the following the supe
nor advantages them for wear mar
be readily seen
The average weight OF the ordinary fur hat is
do do Panama SO
do do beghon4
6einx fully convinced that style OF hat
rae with the general appreciation which Tosses
all the qualities, viz ighmess, beauty, durability and
would be have devoted at
tenton the finishing of the styis now
Introduced by Fron the APPRECIATION expressed by
gentlemen who have examined them feel satisfied thst
need only to be seen to be fully spprscatsd
OENfN v VAN VRANKEN,
ms lm'cc 24 Broadway, opposite st. faul's Church.
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DAGUERREOTYPE.


70 NASSAU ST NEXT TO JOHN ST
THE subscriber voted his gndng and arrang
ing Lenses peveus Dsguerrc's discoveries since n
the great demand for Cameras him employ
and with such he feels saying that
that enabe Pnotogra h generally
must BE- held in certain position appear DISTINCT those
ken with free from this defect Thorough
structon given requied Udrs ACCOMPANIED with cash,
nj tiV attended 10. ie2s
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wa THE FOURTH OF july! go
SsN&A BOOTS AND SHOES.
Cheap Boot and Shoe Market No 500 Greenwich street
Ladies aud gentlemen adyed call The above and
DIVIDE themselves with reasonable summer noots slippers,
CATERS &c the and fashionable STYLE
and sold cheap If little cheaper than else where
Heads OF families will money by calling here the
cheap depot Dent forget The number Clinton Cheap Boot
and Shoe Market Ne 500 Greenwich street, Spring
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- "a PaOPLE's LINE OF sTEAMBOATs
3geuE1s&5sxH5s FOH ALBANY-Daly at 7 O'Clock, r. M
,ETirougn Direct Sundays eIeepted) from tic
oeamooat Pier get en- Courtland and Liberty streets
,stesmoost ROCHESTER, Capt A Houghton, will leave
Tuesday, Thursdsy cpd Saturday evenings at O'clock
steamboat SOUTH AMEN TCA, Captain l. w Bminard
will leave Monday. Wednesday and Friday evenings at
O'clock -
Steamboat NORTH AM ERICA, Captain NJ II True,del,
landing at Intermediate places, will leave Tuesday, Thurs
lay aud Saturday Afternoons at o'clock
freight apply board or to p c. Schultz at
sh. office the wharf. jee6lwr
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DR. HOUSTON, Dentst, has returned to New York
jl3 newlmsrc
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R LOOK AT THIS Hm
Boots of best quality. .....S to 81 so
French, do do ........... TO 3 so
Fine sewed Beets, so to 3 90
Pegged do so
Morocco do ................. 2g5
Seal Skin and Grain do IS to 2 90
Cloh button Caters, 225
Prunelia do..- 209
Fine Calf Shoes, stitched. 400
Calf shoe. ........... 1 IS to IS
Boys fine sewed boots. 223
peRged boets cslf, minimum. 30
Sealskin and GRAIN. lax
Fine Calf Shoes, ......... rs
KIP Shoes. 10
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lNUITION IN FRENCH.-Tho subscriber res
4 pectiully informs those gentlemen who called
on him since the formation Of his last class, and such
Others as may be DESTROYS Of studying the French
language, that he intends TO open class early next
week, either at his residence, Pennsylvania avenue,
forth door above the War Department, or at his
school room on lth street, over the Washington Lii
brlry opposite the City Post Office, as may be agreed
upon at the First meeting Manesca's oral system,
with which the subscriber has been familiar for the
last fifteen years. altogether pursued by him IN his
classes.
Application for terms, sc. may be made TO him, a,
his residence on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Satur-
days, after O'Clock 7. NJ, at his school-room on
the alternate days from g. o'clock TO ~ 2 NJ
april A-d3t a. N. GIKAULI
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ARrnENwARE. CnlNA. AND Glass

II r. PURSELL opposite Browns Hotel, Penn
sylyana avenue would beg leave to call The attention
Of his friends and the public generally TO his extern
syc stock Of the above ar icles, aud would INFORM
them that he has Just received an additional supply
Of tweuty-our crates and hogsheads OF Earlhenware
and China and thirteen packages OF cut, plain, and
pressed Glass These goods are Of the latest style
and shapes.
Persons wishing to purchase would do well to
give him call, as they are sure OF making choice
selection out of his large stock He IS Determined TO
SELL wholesale and retail, as low as any other esiao-
lshment FOR cash, or TO puuctual customers
He also keeps constantly on hand number OF artl-
cIes in the Hardware and Furnishing line, such as
Waters, Knives and Forks, Table and Tea Spoons,
Shutters and Trays, Bread Baskets, Brass Candle
sticks English and American Britannia Tea and Cot
fee sets, Looking Glasses, Fancy Bellows and
Brushes, Sc.
Also, Cooking Furnaces, Astral, Stand, Solar, Hall,
Liverpool, Side, and Reading Lamps, and Glasses
and Wcts, Of all sizes.
Also Y. H. soulhworth's patent Pa lor, Ur.nisn,
and Stand Lard Lamps, aud Britannia Japanned, and
Glass, Of all sizes.
Also, Glasses and Wicks, Pipes in boxes. Goods
assorted in the original packages.
First quany Baltimore Stone ware, at 'actory pr'-
~ THos, PURsELL
May i--eolmh