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Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-04-27
w. ii. & NJ. MAYERS,

w. II. & NJ. MAYERS, r,
HI AVE just received per Arkansas Mail, gen.
III eral assortment of Groceries, which thoy Of.
fer at the lowest prices, viz:
so sacks Coffee .4.. -..-.'..a, .U.T
25 bbls Sugar
5 loaf do eff ~
- 100 sacks Salt a.. .a.. ,I.h IT
5 bbls Rico .r......ra .Er. -.
5 Molasses ' &c.,. % G8 zle
10 boxes Sperm Candles --mri
Bbl Sperm Oil ..-ga .@9'l
doz. Lard Oil Lamps sa atlaEt
so kegs White Lead a.a E.. r'..
bbIs Sperm Oil r. eo. aa
2 Linseed Oil g.. . ID H-,E-r.
. ban 10 e" .. y ~.4..
Canister .a..'Ht"i-a--
20 bags Shot
4 500 lbs. Lead ..a"s3
1000 segars, Regaia, La Joya, Colorado and
Tobacco, Honey Dew, Leftwich, and Po-
cahontas brands a.
so boxes Sardines Oh .rt"
IS 5 bbls Crackers ,.0 N.'
boxes Pine Apple Cheese
20 cans Oysters t.5rmug 70. ia
I. 10 boxes Cheese
20 Raisns
100 lbs Candies r.t.. .s.,sa
80 drums Figs -..r.
boxes Oranges
.l, 5 I" Lemons
doz Gherkins
+" Catsup
Pepper sauce.
DELPHI Ware.
Together with an assortment of Drugs and
Medicines. SD VI
OF Orders for the above articles will be pune.
tually attended TOGO
Fort Smith, March 30, 1S44.-S.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-04-27

Let ;he onset be theirs, and each forest and glen
shall rock at the rush of our warrior men,
A Work on Gorernment.-A correspondent of
the Newark New Jerscy) Advertiser writes as
follows: ."
" II is known that Mr.. Calhoun is now, and has
been for some time past, engaged in preparing for
h, press press work on Government, in which will
democratic fbbiisS own peculiar views of popular
all that force of language, ans Presentee win
for which he is so deservedIy celebrated. The
burdensome duties, and unremiltng cares, per-
tanning to the high Office on which he is about en-.
terlng, must necessarily prevent an early compile
ton of the task he has assumed
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-04-27
Dissolution.

VTNnE 60 PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing ut
Il Van Buren,, Arkansas, between George W. Clarke
T%1s SKI ppdss the and firm Ct Clarke
The business of the firm for settlement in the hands
of Mr. c. ID. Pryor, at the office Of the Arkansas In
telligchcer. GEO. w; GLAKhE.
March ID, 1874. .-..1s .
Persons indebted to the said firm requested to call
and SETTLE it is important that the business Of the
firm should be closed Immediately.
March 30, 1874. e. d. PRYOR..
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-04-27

From the Prasries. The ST. Louis Gazette, of
the 18th ultimo, states that the steamer Wapello
reached that port tb,t morning from Boohte,
(which place she Let on the lOth.) She brought
on her two Mexicsns. nine Usage Indians, an in
terpreter, and twelve Buffaloes, under charge of
Messrs, Dade & Wilkins. They LETT on the WAX
nut Hills, in tte evening, on their route to the
East. At b1Jac
| The Ind;. n. were all war-chiefs of the Usage
tribe ond ofWhite Hare's band. Their villages
are on the Neosho. some SO or GO miles south OF
Fart Scot, Mo. They arc all distinguished as
warriors hunters, or runners, and for their skill
and axnatness in feats of muscular strength and
agility Z Two of them are 6 feet inches sin
their rsoccasins,' and athletic in proportion to
their aature.
long been famous fellow on the prairies. His
nn.5e is Juan Hararo, or Blind John"-having
hid an eye cut out with an axe! He is little,
ark old fellow, covered with scars but is yet
lone of the most skillful and athletic asso-hunters
of the prairies. Some wonderful feats of Juan's
prowess in fighting and hunting are told. With
him is his well-trained horse-a bright-eyed little
bay, with the lasso at the high pommel of the
Spanish saddle. ~~F,-ry
The Buffaloes were caught with the asso by
Mccormick last fall, and by him sold to Dade
q Wilkins. They are yearlings, two year olds
anu tnree, ana, as male or female, about equally
divided. They are represented Us me nehnny
animals; but so untamed, that is hardly discreet
to so very near to them. -.a ,r.. ISL. .. f
q It is the purpose of Messrs Dado & Wilkins to
take the whole party TO Baltimore, for exhibition
during the May Conventions. They design OBJ
timing some large plain, if possible, in the neigh
hood ofthe city, and giving grand buffalo hunt.
The Mexicans, who are noted for their horse
manship, will exhibit their manner of hunting
buffalo on horseback with bow and arrows, their
manner of killing, skinning, &C., together with
their war songs, dances, &C., &c.
| From Baltimore, the party will visit all Of the
eastern cities, for the purpose ofexhibition.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-04-27
Scott, White g. Co.

HAVE just received from New Orleans. per
IL Steamer Arkansas, a very large stock of
Goods, which they offer for sale at reduced prices
for Cash, or country produce.
700 sacks salt
800 sacks best Rio coffee
80 hhds sugar
80 barrel molasses
10 do loaf sugar
200 kegs Duponts powder As
80 /" Boston cut nails
49,. 10 (" brads
40 cases shoes and boots .... 10,
25 hats
80 boxes claret h.~ ,.n ..r1
10 baskets champagne
40 demijohns superior brandy
5000 superior Havana cigars
10 boxes superior chewing tobacco
Is " sperm candles
Is Imp Tea
10 queensware, assorted
25 doz painted buckets ,
10 nests keelers
/ ceroon best indigo
1000 lbs birthstone r.-
cask sup lamp oil ...
'a 80 reams writing and letter paper !,
40 wrapping do
2 doz horse collars -
S collins axes -" n.. .. r.s
5 boxes mustard .H.
90 gross backing
10000 percussion caps .... p.
$50 pr cottonnde pants ... r.ri
doz handsome shirts
box ground cinnamon
pepper
l I" alispico
"a doz London Porter.
The above articles, together with those on hand,
makes our stock the largest, and most complete,
over offered for sale in the market. BY prudence,
and attention to business, they hope to mort the
confidence of their friends.
a Van Buren,, March 80, 1914.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-04-27
Arriyals at the sscoLuMRrs HOTEL.

Arrivals at the sSCOLUMBrS HOTEL,
April 10. w. M. Damrell, Webber's Falls; A. Oil.
yer, Mo-; H. Tinnin, Washington Co.; Geo. Ramsay
Alex. Willct, Platte CO. Mo.
20 G. D. Kinney, Jno. Alberty, W. Colt,
w. Sewers, Jnc. Harnage, b. Nicholson, M. Albertv'
A. w. Arlington, Little Rock; w. A Hen, Vineyard
:" II. Mrs. A. Mclean, L.tle Rock; d. j. Bell.
Cher. N. .E
" %. J. " Taylor, Cher. N; J. S. Roane, C. Y,
Latham, Walgermotte, Little Rock; Strain Fayette.
vile; /: Alexander, Creek N. Jno. D. Smith, Fay.
ettcvillc. .aHt"''
- %. L. Delano Charles Delano. Park Hill Cher
NJ; &c. r. keam, Scott co.; A. H. Olmstead Fl Glib.
son; W. H. Wilson, J. c. Pitnor, Huntsville, Ark
MAJ Roddy, q. A. Jennings, Fort Gibson
IA Allen, Washington CO.; E. Upslaw, Ft
Washitaw; Charles Johnson, Doggy Depot; Craig, Ft
Gibson. -.- y, - = o. : :"
:. 25 sc. Humcs, Lancaster. Pa; D. S. Whip.
pie, Van Buren,, Y; A. II. Cole, Fl. Washitaw
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-04-27
AUSTIN & CLEGG,


HAvE just received per Steamers Arkansas
H Mail, Lucy Walker, and Eyeline, large ana
well selected stock of Goods ana 0roceries al.
of which they offer to the public OF inc iowes'
rates for cash, beef hides, peltrea beeswax, &C.,
&c. . p.
Their stock consists in part OF
$50 sacks salt
60 coffee
' 10 hhds sugar Oh.
barrels loaf sugar
G'.. molasscs .. 1890
..' bales domestics
10 cases boots and shoes.
60 barrels whiskey
30 kegs powder
80 nails
A. 80 boxes by 10 and 10 by II glass
l ceroon indigo
] cask madden
5000 best spanish cigars
10000 havana do
5000 common do
5000 lbs juniati iron
1000 GO castings
American. English blister, and cast steel
$500 doz cotton yarns :.
25 doz brooms
1000 lbs bar lead
20 boxes No. l rosin soap
shaving do
Is boxes sperm candles
lOa DO do
so doz palm leaf hats
so reams wrapping paper
SO,-Hardware, I'inware, Queensware, Bed
cords, Plough lines, Cotton, and Wool cards, Al
spice, Pepper, Birthstone, Alum, Copperus, Black
ing and Brushes &C., &c.
April 6, 1914.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-04-27

gt--Ihe Latest Ankee Trick.--The
leiis me storyra shoemaker in
! 70 bought largeuantity of shoe
cheap rate. Thy looked we'll
ael nc came TO usthem he found
70 81 rotten wood, al entirely val
Z did the Yankee sohof ST. Crispin
., that he had bee taken in, but
! her end of the pegs nth his knife,
PACK to the man of HON he had
% for oatsi-N. o. P;.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-04-27

9 riosity.-The following letter was
t william Shakespeare to Anne Hath.
d > his wife, inclosing lock of his
kr-As thou hast always found me
nat trowe, soe thou shalt see have
nye promyse. pray you per-
yelock, with thys balmye kisses,
/ hde,d shall kynges themselves bowe
L :, doue assure thee noe rude
ottee lite, thy WilIey's hand hath
eyhere the gyiddedd baubIe that
4 hede of Majestye, noe, norre
psi wegh.io would give me half the
" SO hye lyttle worke FORE thee.
te dy'de neareste approach unto
! winch commoth nygheste unto
1 gentle :harythe; FORE thatte vir.
g ! love doe | cherish thee limo
70 thou al. as a tall cedarre streeh-
branchs and succoringe the
rom nypplge winneterre, or the
yndes. krewelle! toe-morrowe
~ see the; till theme, adewe sweete
lynne ever,
WI. sIAKsPERE.
WAY, .LtH a
jIth, 1902,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-04-27
REPEAL LYRICS IN IRELAND.

The Repeal lyrics grow fercer and icrcer. A poem
appears in the Freeman headed Millions the Res
cue - and contains these lines: s .sEb
Up, up-to the rescue-the arhoop rcsounds, -.r
And your bravest game for the Sassenhach hounds
Up, to the rescue, and rally to save,
Orye boast not drop of the blood of the brave.
Old tyranny oft played the game with our sires
And they persisted, alas in rel cllion 3 dread fires
But your tactics now to await the attnck, F..
And you scatter, forever, the Sassenhach pack ...
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-04-27
ID to be hung on the 2Sd

% to be hung on the 23d.
/ reason why young ladies'
kuso they see a man in the
are seven grounds for d.
B talkativeness in women
nment at the opera in New
.siaaa.
! a rery great Speech to bis
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-04-27


SON has been before the pub
wears. He is now 81 years
i7S2. He war a nsrnbur Ut
nd during tbe war and voted
first shors recess of Congress
Of war in 1912, he volunteers
b private to 60 to the relief OF
hers on the northwestern FROM
en our forces on the Canada
e the following winter at his
repaired early in the spring
usand mounted riflemen and
Numbered their services to fol-
Of danger. In the battle Of
to the chs rye five hundred of
hst three times that number Of
nseh o. their head.
his district in Congress twenty
e zen years in the Senate, and
hrs as Vice President. r..
vastly ingenious argument sol
Zero, Mr.. Clny will be elected
'nited S,.tes because the ladies
r woe known to kiss Van Blu.
convincing. to say nothing of
~" --MemfAis appeal. Is,
ents a fair specimen~ve Wing
a ,'rs.-
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-04-27
Arrivals at the CHANGER UoUsE ;,

april % Stand Waite, Jno. Work, W. c. Scott
J. V. Taylor, Little Rock; A. Webster, Pocbahontas
Lewis Evans, Evansville Ark; Maj. McDermott
Cd. g. "a. Harry Starr Cha - Galloway
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-04-27
Rare Poetry.
we and cake and beer isl
oysters stude and in do AZ,

We and cake and beer Il,
oysters stude and in do sh,
Friend 'uns for them ,ha,
with dispatch mend butes ~. use
h,,,;e,, ~ Baltimore ssitsr.
o ooIn.od , ia Cd poetness N to be
York. Dey was posed for =. WI
. SAID d to be de best OBJ de Kind. e On ;,
l.ng lsrns.-Deacon Sno,rbai" ae"'
tors of tho Hotels in Mobile /,
Punches. This was /" the sern asc ssolv.
? horde of Loafers who live ' H., .. ut Of
kiin; the American vauller. wbo
England; mas performed a treble !. .ow
snS or, in other words. he
gymn,.t;cp uov r.vSiations before alirss.
s'n'''''' mover before scoompIisSei.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-04-27

Hats, Shoes, Clothing, and Dry Goods.
d. c. WILLIAM q I. N. PHILIPS,
Hanger House, Van Buren,,
TrAvE Just received. and now opening. well
selected Stock of Hats, SHOES, ana summer C1S
f6inG and small lot of Goods, which they are pro-
pared to sell at New Orleans Wholesale prices Coun.
try Merchants are respectfully requested to call and
examine.
March 80, lS44.-4t. r.' . &c.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-04-27

clanish feeling in the PEG
/, than in those of any othel
1t seems, that, when the
|r's arrest for larceny in Bal
Washington, Mr.. JMcDuffie
and offered to bal
thu young gentleman refus
is a very wealthy and re-
though unknown to Mr.. Nc
bf his sons being a Caroline
engage a warm sympathy
by all the Carolinians in thls
Ewing him to be the victim 81
they say will be made TO aP'
He refuses to leave thepri,s-
|e forth with honor afte Inc
So says the N. Y. sun.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-04-27
COM Nj e RCIAL.

The river had fallen some ten or twelve feet Int
on Thursday, again commenced swelling, and rose to
five of its former surface. r."
Some country produce came in but the creeks be
ing high anew, scarcity may DO expected for some
time more. .r..-..'-'-..- .......
The mails from the South came up on the Inc
Walker, and the Northern mail arrived at its regular
tlme on Monday last, but failed again on Thursday
last. The Southern mail left its regular time on
"Wednesday last. but could not cross Frog Bayou, and
returned. ..- -nf .-a aH. ..'n
Market prices remain at the rates of last auotation.
The steamer Export" from Memphis, reached us
last saturday, and returned below on Sunday morn.
ing. " Lucy Walker on Sunday night, arrived from
New Orleans; Monday morning, left for Fort Gibson,
and on Wednesday departed for the former place
The 9 Roa" from Fort Gibson, landed here Wednes.
day evening" making the trip in eight hours and half
Two fiat boats arrived from Missouri, during the week.
loaded with Tobacco passed on for New Orleans;
the other, loaded with Bacon sold its cargo readily
at four cents. r.r.r NJ .Ia
1 Passengers per Steamer Ezport--D c. Foreman.
s. X. Wear, w. Sewers Caleb Starr Jno Colt. Tbo's
Carey, Tho's Carey, Jr., - Carey. D. j. Frazier, A.
w: Arlington, J. M. Starr, Wilcox and ady. M.
Alberty, Jno Alberty, Jno. Harnage,i Harry Hickey
s. c. McMillcn, M D.. w. A. Goss, b. Nicholson. mo
Ramsay, r. Fields, - Marcum, = Thomson. ]. It.
Mays, S. Mays, Geo. Kinney, Wash. Starr, Miss Car
oline Eaton. Mrs. Jane Dohorty, Mrs. Starr : :" :
"a Deck passengers itsIe.f CI
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-04-27
NEW ORLEANS MARKET.

APRIL Is 1914.
:. corToN-ordinary 6aa74; middling 7aas; mid
ding fair s3aSa; fair ga st; good fair 10 a
lot; good fine IL cents.
SueAR-Louisiana ST II; Havana white OF
a lO4; brown ST Ct. g8gIt
MoLAsses-24 per gal. ~
I. ToBAcco-24 a ST 9. 5--i6 rs
FLoUR-$4 80 37}.
WH1sKEY-Rectified 10 2l.
CoFFEE--6 IL
SALT--$l As a l so. ~
RIcE--2 so Q IS, per Dbl.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-04-27

There have been large meetings
stirring resolutions adopted in va
kentucky in favor Of the annexa.
Robert WicklifIe, Esq. appears to
md master spirit. The Legisla.
fnd Pennsylvania. have severaIly
Folutons instructing their respec.
; IN Congress to oppose the annex
piaS Appeal. o.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-04-27

Mr.. Chrke:-You are hereby authorized to announce
me candidate for the Office of Sheriff Of the Coun
ty of Crawford, ut the ensuing election in October
next. JrreHa q KENNEDY.
April 27th, 1874. 10 ...t
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-04-27
ealing.
'jtopp from the Pennsylvania is

-Baer, the Buckeye, and Nose.
= arrived at Richmond and have
ne Coon Club House. They
Of his defeao, T AZ Henry Clay's
were at New Orleans Of the az S.
1T is a pretty arrangement this
pie from travelling circus COM
owns and the trumpeters frolic in
p the coming Of the great perfor-
-. "Here we come, altogether
+ ,r," as Mr.. Merryman has 1t in
h., .En 20
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-04-27

VAN buren,, February 1, 1874.
TrI-~ae, f'7--fHa.-.-i.a t-..'
S,R:-You will please to announce me in your pa.
per candidate for the office of Clerk of the
Circuit Court. for the county of Crawford. at the
next October election. R. S. GIBSON
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-04-27
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Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-04-27

Let the onset be theirs, and each forest and glen
Shall rock at the rush of our warrior men.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-11-23


pip Susan E. Howell, Bailey, New Orleans, w.
'ell & Son.
lip VIM Penn, Coleman, Trinidad and market,
Howell & Son.
/ ig Constitution Lauderman, Laguayra and Porto
|ello, +. w. Bruno s. Sons.
hr Chesapeake, Pest, New York, Rose, Merrill
lodge.
hr Olive, Bryant, Westmoreland county, Va,
Her
:hr Harp, Benston, New York, Jno. Mckee.
hr. Cen. Washington, Parker, Savannah, c. Pen
! hast & Son.
:hr. Iowa, Appegarth, Charleston. C. Pendergast
ION.
Gamer Baltimore, Green, Philadelphia, E.G Harris.
| ;hr OvOca, Squires, New York.
ARRIVED.
r. brig Fawn, Warrington, from Turks Island, 81
salt, to W. W. Spence & Co. The schr l., l..
ses sailed LIST for New Orleans,
Ehr Mary Elizabeth, Appegafth, FIN Georgetown,
r., flour, TO g. Pendcrgast S Son.
;hr Reaper, Sears, 10 days from Boston, assorted
TO, to r, Whitrdsc & Co.
ana! boat Julia Ann, McConkey, from Peach Bot
| slate, to VIM. Bayley.
|.eam-packet Jewcss, Sutton, from Norfolk Re
Is off Point No Point, a ship at anchor, supposed
Ind up.
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ID I r. ID

| Friday morning, the 22d inst, after painful ILL
HANNAH, consOrt of Emanuel Miller and daugh-
4 Thomas McCauley, of Gre Castle, Franklin
| V, Pa, aged % years, months and % days.
friends and acquaintances are invited to attend
Funeral, from the residence of her husband in
perry street, on Sunday afternoon at O'Clock,
put further invitation
! the Dad inst, Susan, wife of Jonathan Chapman,
& 22d year of her age.
the Dist inst, Jacob Myers, aged years and 8
|lths, only son of Capt. William and Ellen Myers
!, the Dist inst Agnes Jenkins aged 3 years and
|nths, daughter of Robert and Jane jenkins.
the 18th inst, John s., son of Jesse Danny, in
| IN year of his age
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A l. NJ A N A C..
Moons phases.
MARRIED.

y Thursday evening, Nov. 2lst, in the WIKI street
nodist Episcopal Church, by the Rev William F.
ger, LEWIS AUDouN, Esq. to Miss ELIZA JANE
Err, daughter of the late DR.. Ealer, of this CITY,
! the 2lst inst, by the Rev. Mr.. Burnap, Charles
Jackson TO Ada West.
the 10Th inst, by the Rev. Il. ]. Breckenridge,
b Owen to Messy, youngest daughter of Mr.
: Johnson, all of this city.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-11-23
CLCTHS, CASSIMERES- &c.

TLOTHS-Wool dyed, black, blue, drab, brown,
" bottle and Invisible green, dahlia, mixed, sc.
CASSIMERES-Blue, Grah, wool dyed black, mix
ed, sc. also, large and handsome assortment of
the newest and richest styles OF fancy CaSsmsres.
BEAVER CLGTtfS-Supertine drab, bite, black
and green.
CASSINETS-Glue, black, drab, Oxford Adams
mixed, Sc; and large stock of fancy mixtures,
stripes and plai, of beautiful styles and Of various
quases.
VESTINGS-M erinoes, Valencia, swaHsdown, sa-
tin. Sc
Pilot Cloths; Twet DIS; Kentucky Jeass
kerseys; linseys; Negro Blankets Osnaburgs
CALICOES-An extensive assortment, not to be
surpassed ia This city for variety of styles owness
of prices.
Shaker Shirts and Drawers; Canton Flannels and
Blanketing.
White, red and yellow Flannels; Red Padding.
WEIGH FLANNELS, warranted not to shrink
in washing.
LACtS and EDGINGs-A handsome assortment
and cheap.
Mouslne and Grape de LANES; Cashmere d,Ecosse
Alpacas; BombaZines; Lusfings; Satns
silk Velvets; Gala PladS. Linen Cambria Hdkfs
Cambria, Jaconet Swiss and Book Muslins
Table Diapers; Sheetings; Toweng DIAPERS.
Bedtick; Whitney Blankets; Cotton Drii,ngs
Shawls; Scars; Hosiery; Gloves; Servings
Colored Cambrcs; Wad ling Laps; Braces
Bleached and brown Shirtings and Sheetings
Low priced CARPETING, Floor Cloth, SC. &c.
The above Goods have been purchased very low at
the auctions Sc, and will be sold very cheap either
wholesale or retail, by
HENRY w. COOKE,
{Of the late firm of Flint, Cooke Coz
NO Corner Of Hanover and Lombard SSs
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DLANIsHED 4 COMMON TIN WARE

|DLANISHED u COMMON TIN WARE.
Just received from New York, a lot of splendid
IANlSHED WARE, consisting in part of
|Cofce higgins and FlLTERERS
Tea and Coffee URNS, with and without heaters
Imperial DISH COVERS, in sets
|Steak Dishes; Soup Tureens; Plate Heaters
Tea and Coffee Pots; Cheese Toasters
SHAVING CUPS, with and without heaters, &c.
with variety Of common TIN WARE, for sale
Ew, at the NEW FURNISHING WAREHOUSE,
b. 2 N. Howard street.
Iu9-eo2m G. f. WETMORE & co.
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DRY GOODS, &c.
FOREIGN & DOMESTIC DRY GnOns

FOREIGN s. DOMESTIC DRY GOODS.
" E have on hand large and well selected
w stock of French, English < domestic Chorus
CASSlMERES and VESTlNGS; Sattinets, all colors;
French, English and domestic Beaver Cloths White
and Red Fannels
Blcached and brown Cottons; Linen Sheetings;
IRISH Linen; damask and diaper Table Cloths; Table
Diapers; Linen Cambria; Linen Cam Hdkfs Gents
satin and Silk Scarf; Silk Ildkfs; Gloves Hosery
with large and splendid assortment Of Silks Shawls
Mrrinoes, Cloakings, SC, SC, all of which we will
sell very low. r. McELDOWNEY & co.
n22-lmt l63 Baltimore ST. bet Cayert and Limit
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AUCTION SALES.
TIN WARE, HARDWARE, CUTLERY. "a

I'm WARE, HARDWARE, CUTLERY. CNsT
INGS, &c.
WILL SELL, by order OF the Orphans Court,
~ ~ Oh MoNDAl 10Th inst, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. in
Pratt street, between Charles and Hanover an eyten-
slve assortment of Tin Ware. Cutlery, Hardware
AndironS Stoves, Beds, Timers Tools Books am, a
treat variety goods not enumerated, being the stock
IN trade OF the late Benjamin Mann, deceased
Also, HORSE, SADDLE and BRIDLE; likewise
Wearing Apparel, Watches, sc.
n20-1t IVM WARN A,,t
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LOOK OUT FOB BARGAINS,
RICH FALL GOODS.

AWIIITVN FNSTEN y Gu. Invite Inc
q q attention OF their customers to large and
handsome stock OF FRESH FALL. GOODS now le-
cevng, including assortment Of rich fashionabls
Goods, Silks, Sc Every variety OF housekeeping ard
staple imported and DOMESTIC GOODS. Also "a
complete assortment Of French, English and Dom So
tic Cloths; ga French Cassimesss and Doeskns; Way
splendid Velve:, aud rich silk and Satin Vest2ss;
rich Scarfs; CrAvats; Pocket tidkfs and Suspenders;
heavy Woollens for boys; FaGaels; Printed Twceds,
sc. olS.tD2
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ecER BAGS UP AT THE EXCHANGE READING ROOMS.
pr Valparaiso, ports in the Pacific, and Canton
b Leland, soon.
|,r Trinidad and St. Thomas-ship VIM Penn,
batch.
pr Montevideo and Buenos Ayres Barque John
kobb, soon.
pr Rio de Janeiro-Barque Ltetitia, soon.
pr Ireland-Barque Henry Tanner. this week.
pr Kingston, Jam.-Barque Home, 22d inst.
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SPECTACLES! SPECTACLE
NKTM. ID. ELTONHEAD, from Philadelphia,
w manufacturer of Gold and Silver Spectacles,
Spoons and Silver Ware, and fine JEWELRY of
every description, hand and for sale wholesale and
retail. Also, a large assortment Of CLOCKS and
WATCHES of every pattern, of the most approved
manufacturers. Clocks, Watches and Jewery, of
every description, neatly REPAIRED, and warranted.
NIB Cash given for old Gold and Silver, exchang
ed for Goods, at
ap25G No. 132 BALTIMORE STREET.