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New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-08
Remarks.

The Loco-Focos appear 10 have commenced this
campaign with full determination 10 lie dorn their
opponents by personal slandcr and such talsehoods
as the charge that Mr. Clay advocates the Assump-
ton of State Debts We have seen this base libel
on sJunius' befor-, but never considered it worth
notice As our Kentucky friend seems 10 take the
matter seriously however, we will state that the au
thor of the .Junius Tracts is Clergyman, whom
we have known these four years and never heard a
aord to his prejudice except in the Loco-Foco jour
nails. That ne l. gambler, we very sure !;
and that he is not and has not been in Jail for Ganb
ing, or any immortality, we know right we'll. He
was in our office a short time since, and was at once
astonishrd aud amused TO learn what character had
been given him. Nobody hereabouts ventures TO
endorse these slanders upon him. and his Kentucky
yilihers may learn ,hat they are not beyond The
reach OF the laws o. the land. Ed.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-08

FRom PoBr Az PEIScE.-Capt. Hoyt, Of the bns
Republic, from Port al Prince, 2ls, ul'. stats
that rumors OF the situation OF the belgerenis IN b,
interior were daily received but 70 confidence could
be placed in them. There was no doubt, however
that the army o, the President had been defeated b.
the Spnni4rds, with considerable loss, aad Obliged
10 retreat.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-08
subscriptions for Clay Tripuoe'

GRAND ATTRACTIONS TO-DAY At IN. H.b.e caarssIasss
. Iii cis. their engagement ,o-dsJet. vi day
aiied tey deserve T. hE /; also p".s,s as .syua nes :,
@ @ hen beocc they lave iiour' OF 9efit'5 Ceffo ss
VI Uea We:tsfn. the GIan, and ca, wr,sa sSpss
r In ncsssion j, prorl'.ed by the UrpSeia'' 49,
l,, lie whole a:ldr vii tc 80 .--''m .,oek
SPLENDID PERFORMANCES fats ~ -, pay Gan; yf1
Ar THE NEwfokk MrsEua.1-ID e. ,1el,td.ns W-eO.
J,warf GiaulcSs and eight petIo'u iit,,.
snd Inc Orphan Fanily-aIl iof one hlsA'e-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-08

a VERY SAD Casa young student OF law
in this city was arrested yesterday under the new
law against seduction. The case IS common
but peculiarly hard one. The victim is lovely
young woman, twenty years OF age, beautiful,
modest, truly pious. member Of Burrowes
Church in SaGsom.street, and an orphan. She
was visited for long tune by ber beirayer, pro-
posals of marriage made and accepted, and The
wedding day arranged. She loved and was lost.
She confessed ell to the LADY with whom she
resided The accused confessed the promise OF
marriage and his wrong; bat refused 70 marry
hs victim. 1t turned odt that he had similarly
wronged another, and was about 10 be married
per force 10 her, SO criminal action was entered
against him. The character Of this poor orphan
glrl stands high. She is praised as every thing
modest and exemplary, by ell who know her.
Phila. Spirit OF the Times
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-08

COMMON SCHOOL ELECTION in The l2,h Ward
the whole number OF votes were 924, of which for
Commissioners Alr. Emmet had 1872, and ;. D.
Moulton 420. The whole vote in the city was 49,,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-08

"A Friend to Order wants 10 know ii our
Reform Council will allow the Streets be
,nrned into q Pandemonium with pistols, chasers,
Chinese crackers, sc. on the approach OF the 9Th
OF July He thinks that ii they do, ali the Mayors
yuporing about causing the laws to be respected,
&c. will ,urn out very thin gas. Them's Our SEN
tirnents
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-08
By This Mornings Mail.
1yhi- Mass Meeting at West Chester.
(-.--.srn,i.nre of the Tribune.

Correspondence OF the Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA. June 7-P N.
The response given to tie nominations OF the
R,l,i,nore Conventions Yesterday at West Ches
-, v,s one OF the most gratifying character ever
witnessed. The number OF Wings Is believed to
to have been not less than 10000, while near
2,oG0 ladies gr.ced the meeting with ;hciF pre-
>epce. I, VS. g!2ripUs gathering, aud one
yyb,ra Te.t Chester WI eYec rcnemtef ".th
Tic meeting was organized by the appoint
ment q; the oliowng officers:
MATTHIAS PENNYPACEER. Esq. Of Schuyls'l. Pr
s'Jea Jom, p.skxs. L \ HoocsoS. w MeCLrFEi wy
PsIcr Pratt RoBkRrs koBESr fuiHEi' "i'1 JOS .
siI1GS; ttaS:s e. L.psT oa~ r. Kyo, LEv FrSSocx. j.
,.tn,, ,ioGu.nt Si,.eches were delivered by
IosEPn &. CLARK-oN. Esq. Hon JoHN SERGEANT,
los. R.Nc,L1, JAMES aeorGR, Esqrs. and Jacge
Co.xAp. In Al adjoining held 10 the place ''here
these gentlemen werc speaking, second meet
ing was orcaaized, and atdT,Ssed by "M. b..
Pg!D. CHARLES GIBBONS. ana otn'irs
T9c procession was OF The most imposing ciia'-
oct..r. and attracted universal admiration.
Atafou: 8 O'Clock the meeting acJnarDed, and
the v..ious Delegates speedily returned to their
respective homes, much delighted with Inc oc-
currcnccs OF the day. and determined 70 rally "a
their might FOR the success Of our glorious cause,
with CLAY and fKELI>GHuYsES as cur leaders.
MURDER TRIAl-Joscph Carter, Jr. (prc-
viously tired and acquitted fos the naFtcr OF
CAs,ncT,) was put upon trial on Tuesday morn
ing in the Warren County Circuit Court, n. J.
=, Belvidere, ior the murder Of John B. Parker
The first day OF the trial was consumed IN EN-
paneling Jury. The second day was occupied
IN hearing testimony on the part OF the State
n The Washington correspondent Of the
Baltimore American under date OF Thursday
evening writes:
, President has nomina,e,ia second rate Jud.e oiPenn;
lynna Judge hING till tie vacancy upon tie ne"c" "'
the supreme Court. ..,. a .,;. a,
the confirmation Nh FERRIs. the toectof OF Ne" l'fA.
u The Washington Spectator says the nomi-
nation of the Hon. TLGnMAN A. HowARD, as
Charge d'Af;aires to Texas was transmitted TO
the Senate on Thursday morning.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-08
D The Wayne Sentinel says in the course o.
an enloui,m on Polk and Dallas

r Now that Van Buren, has been handsome
" laid out, we understand that the BaTnburners'
are preparing to render the same justice &c Gor.
Bouck. Good let US have confession OF ludg
nent on all the charges Of Corruption ana Mis-
rule made by the Wings against their opponents.
Make clean breasts OF it, gentlemen
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-08

DELAwARE.-The Wings Of Delaware have,
in State Convention, nominated the following
excellent ticket:
For GOrs-aor-THoMAs STOCKTON, Of New
Castle.
Fer Consrsss-J. W. HousroS, OF Sussex.
For Presidential! Eiecfors-ALFgED DUPONT,
of New Castle, EsocH SPRuAsoE, OF heut, Tho
MAS DAVIS, oil Sussex.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-08
appropriations, Civii. Diplomatic and
Military.

The bill whici ilas passed Congress ana become
law, making appropriations for certain for'itics-
.ious for the yeaf ending 30th June, lot5, pro
-, 4. &C t.,9lc.,-.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-08

FIRE.-Akout O'Clock last evening FIRE
broke cut in the fourth story OF e large and fine
brick store, Nos. 43 and IS Broad-stTeet, which,
together with most OF lis contents, consisting OF
Hay and Cotton on storage, Wines and Liquors,
Boiiing- Cloths, &c. was entirely destroyed. The
building was owned by Mr. Joseph Mix, and, as
We hear, was fully insured.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-08

We were amuse,. and delighted yesterday bv visit
that w0ns' OF woa= called from the Greek wo,ts Ecca!eo
!eon common iran-e The Ess Elic!ns Machine,
broadway. The crowded VITA the niost intelligent
classes people which DID diminish The enloymeat. and
the unanimous exclamation was" What ingenious anu
interesting eIhibitiuGal should see It NJ own family were
never InO.e delighted.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-08

FaoM HAvANA.-Ry the bark Amos Patten,
Cap,sin Thompson, we have Havana papers to
the 25th uit
i large fire occurred there on the EVENING" Of
Inc ooh, destroying an extensive splft waFchoas
gvith It's contents and appurtenances al the corna
of Sol and San Ignicio streets. Loss estimated
at over 100000. Real loss nothing except the
bulldogs.
Tic severe drouth which had prevailed at
Puerto Principe, and 10 some extent Throughout
the island, YVES relieved on The 9th ult. by'
copions shower of two hours duration. The para,
graph containing the announcement, Is dated
Puerto Principe May IL. Previous to TINS rain,
water was so scarce at that place, that well and
river water sold at halfa real six cents for t"'
bottles, and cistern water at one real for one oot
tic, and difficult to be obtained ut any prce..
We infer from an article in the Havana Fan
Of May Goth, that the rain was not 60 abundant
in that vicinity; for it speaks Of the drouih ,'
"sti prolonged" In fact, the writer says, =" ~
has not rained for two years, with the accustomed
regularity" and that the same remark IS appl'
cable, in greater or less degree, to the oIbe'
West India Islands. A Guiana Porto Rico
date of May 4th speaks Of the drouth in th.i
vicinity as very severe.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-08

Feou Msmco.-Wo are indebted to Captain
Davidson. oi The schooner Sarah Ann, from
Iampico, 1iny 10, for City OF Mexico papers to
AprI 2l Their contents arc uninterestng BG,
t,ie Is SAID about Annexation, and that bttle In
a tone of moderation which could hardly be eI-
pecied.
newly discovered silver nine ia Zacatccas
has been found to be very rch, and, ), was sup
posed, nexhaustii';e.
AnGulber OF sisters Of charity he'd arrived IN the
Mexican cap.tl
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-08

NAvALThs L. 6 ship Macedonian at Madern on Tx
d Of MHlch-all well.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-08

PUBLIC MEETING AT CRoToN HALL LAST
NlGHr-In spite OF the storm, this was large
as well as enthusiastic gathering. II was called
10 order by JosgrH HoxfE, Esq. who nominated
for President JonH II. WILLIAMS, Esq. ana FOR
Vice Presidents WM. B. CROSBY, JAMES W. DOM
mick and lwcn,y-one other gen:lemcn-ior Sc
creta1ies L. Mills, Esq. and three others all
when were unanimously elected.
Hon. MoRRrs FRANKLIN, after brief preface,
submitted series of excellent resolutions, hear
tiIy approving the nominations Of CLAY and
FhrLINGHuysES setting forth the principles OF
the Wings condcmning the Texas plot, and clos
ing with the following
Resolred, That the solemn duty is now devovcd
upon the true Wings OF the country 10 restore that
ascendency which circumstances have impaired 10
reGstablish Wing Principles and WING measures
TO reaihrm the sentiments on which We acted IN lG+u
to DO the work over again, and do II anew IN sucn
X way God willing, that il will hoid"-!or there
never Time when the People oi this country
were more emphatcaily called upon 10 leave no Ell
for, untred Tor the reestablishment OF good govern
ment than al present. Our Cause is Jus OF, union
perfect our candidates are emlncnty entitled 10
public regard and confidence, and, with proper ex-
ertons part will, we trust and firmly believe,
be triunphantly electec
The meeting was very numeTous-the large
rom in Croton Hall being entirely filled, and an
mated with the greatest unanimity. The ad-
dress OF Mr. kETcHuM was able. He descanted
at large upon the Annexation OF Texas and upon
the Tariff, ending with an exho-tation to all who
heard not TO believe that they were to have an
easy victory, but one which would call forth al
their energies. He dwelt especially upon the &c.
scrtion of Nj Van Bur,n by those who had been
MS par,sans, and on the violations OF the Loco
Foco faith in various sections OF the country,
particularly regarding the Incidental Protection
OF Domestic Industry. The speech of Mr.. HoxIE
was very good humored and called forth much
applause and laughter.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-08

u The Washington Spectator says the noml-
na.on of the Hon. TmGnMAN A. HcwARD, as
CHARGE d'Aflaiyes to Texas, was transmitted 10
the Senate on Thursday morning.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-08

IL The Washington correspondent OF the
Baltimore American under date OF Thursday
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-08

ho President has nomnaea second rate Jndse oiPenn
yIyana Judge MING I'LL the vacancy upon the beHch
Tn Ssnn,e orIrtec on Commerce have reported a;ni;'
the conraion OF Mr FERRIS. the Collector OF Ne" OK
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-11-28

n OOk FOR NO. .. Tho subscr iber has ito
a received AT No. 9 BALTIMORE ST, (near liz,
Bridgc) an entire new stock Of the cheapest Goods
to he found in the city, such German Silver Butter
KNIVES a first rate article, AT only - cents each;
good SCISSORS, at cents pair; silk web Sus-
penders, at 25 cents pair splendid jet Hair Pins
with Tassels, at only cents; Hooks and Eyes, cent
a box; solid head Pins, cents paper: drilled eyed
NEEDLES, 3 cents paper; good black Hose, 9 cents
pr; white Hose, cts pr; GLOVES, ass'd colors at
> cents pr; superior French worked COLLARS, Il,
only 81 cents each worth Sl good Lead Pencils
cts duz; silver Pencils at ls3 cents; handsome mot
TO ThimbIcs, cents handsome Gold Rings, with
sets, 81! cents; plain Gold Rings, p cents: Wood
Clocks, 50; Brass Clocks, $3.50. Also, Jewelry
Combs Brushes, Buttons, Britannia Ware, Japanned
Ware, &c. &c. For sale, ut wholesale or retail at
very low prices, for cash by
CT, VlCKERS, No. Batimore-st
Near the Bridge.
fsy- Repairing done. n22
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s. CALESTHENIC INSTI-
TUTE, FOR LADIES & GENTL ENEN,

and YOUTH Of both sc1es.
No. > N. LIBERTY ST, ID door from Baltimore.
AH R. PERRY having received the most liberal
1VA encouragement of many of our best citizens
who have realized the benefits of Gymnastic exercise,
has been induced to add to his establishment a com
petG system of Caesthenics for both sexes. Mr. Perry
pledges himself to employ every means to make his
Institute worthy the attention of Parents Guardians.
&C. The Ladies Department will he under the i'm
mediate charge of Miss Kennedy of Boston, an eff
cient teacher in the various branches of Cacsthenic
exercises.
RECOMMENDATIONS:
We recommend all persons, both Ladies and Gen
tlemen, they value health to engage in the above
cyercses-Drs. Alexander, Smith, Buckler & Dunbar.
&c Ladies' hours from IL "A. NJ. till r. NJ. Cen
tlemen's from till 10 p. Nj. n27-lm
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Brig Almena, Ryder days from Boston, assorted
rgo, to Thos II. Matthews.
GBrig Baltimore, Brown, lays from Boston, assoit
cargo, TO Il. Whtridge s. Co.
kSchr Phoebe Baxter, Baker, 10 days from Portland
til plaster, to T Il. Matthews.
Schr Clara, Sykes, days from Savannah, rice, SC.
Weld s. jerks.
Schr Sarah, Boycc, days from Boston, plaster, to
Loane s. son.
Schr T.. A. Stevens, Briggs, 6 days from New York,
sorted cargo. to- John W. Brown.
Schr Mary, Rowland, days from Providence, do
estcs.
Schr Missouri, Phillips, from Richmond, coal.
Steam packet Herald Russell, from Norfolk. Saw
ing into Hampton Roads, schr Mary Frances, Skin
r. from Philadelphia, bound to Baltimore.
ASAILED-Barque LGtitia, Lewis, Rio de Jan'iro;
hrs Gen. Cnch, RadcliiT Cardcnas; James Power,
Gene, for Nassau; Fulton, Spcights, Charleston.
THE barqurs ily Tanner, (Br) for Cork; and
ONE for Kingston, tried to get OUT, but were unable,
account of the lowness of the tide.
MEMORANDA.
{Barque Jas. w. Paige, Taylor, Gle AIRED at Boston
! tn inst, for Baltimore
Barquc Ernst * Gustav, Forster, Tor Bremen; gal
OF Fran Annette, Oorteies, fer Cowcs and market;
ig Eimbe, Shaw, for West Indies; and schr Cleo
,tra's Barge, Rich. tor - NIL from Baltimore,
Ut to sea from Hampton Roads on Saturday last.
lso, at the saac time, ship Pioneer Graham, from
leXandria, Incorrectly reported from this port.l for
iarbadoes. Mr. Williams, of Baltimore, ndic of the
,, was lost overheard on the l1th inst.
Brig Gen. Pinckney, Hobbs, hence at Charleston
j. it'll inst.
Schr George Thomas. Cook, hence at New Bedford
4 it'll inst,
Schr Atlantic, Cook, hence at Providence 24th inst.
Schr Chesancake POSt and Traffic, Rogers, both
ence at New York 26th inst
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BTNFTED STATES HOTEL,
q II.fSIINGTON CITY. !

TYLER BIRCH, Projectors.
The subscribers respectfully inform their friends and
the travelling community, that the back building,
Gently erected and attached to their former large
iablishment is completed and thoroughly furnish
ed. 1t contains ortytivc elegant bed chambers, and
Of the largest dining rooms south of New York.
Having now every facility and convenience that can
render an Hotel comfortable, feel great confidence
in ability to give entire satisfaction to all who may
patrOniZe us. mig tt TYLER s. BIRCH.
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CHEAP FURNISHING WAREHOUSE,

.CHEAP FURNISHING WAREHOUSE,
|1yOR the especial convenience of HOUSEkERP-
IL Frs, BOARDING HOUSES, HOTELS, &C.
Convinced that such all establishment has long been
|eeded in Baltimore, take pleasure in informing
|he public that one is now open where can be
collection of the greatest variety of new and useful
lily. Many of the articles are Of entirely new pat
rns, and never before seen i'll this market they
ave been selected with great care and labor, and will
IL sold at such prices cannot fail TO please. House
eepers will find it for their interest to visit this
Enlistment, as they can here obtain almost every
Irtce they want without the trouble of going else
There. We shall sell our goods at a small advance
Ind consequently can have but ONE PRICE. We
convinced that this is the policy for the buyer
IS well as for the seller. For list of goods the
published catalogue, the occasional advertisements
I the papers. G.. L. WETMORE s. CO.,
Howard street.
n9-d2m I'd door north of Baltimore, east side
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CART ER'S
FASHION ABLE FURNISHING STORE,
No. 1877 BALTIMORE STREET.
NLOVES, SHIRTS ~ HOSIERY. Just
w received, at the above establishment, splendid
assortment of gentlemen's Kid GLOVES of the most
fashionable kinds
Fine Linen and Muslin SHIRTS, OF superior make
and warranted to fit
Rich Satin Dress SCARFS and CRAVATS
Buckskn Jackets and Drawers
Extra size Merino SHIRTS and DRAWERS
Shaker Knit do do
Rich Satin Dress STOCKS
Meino, Cashmere and Thibet GLOVES
Gentlemeh's Dressing Gowns and Gaps
Silk and Linen Cambria HDKFS.
English Cotton and Merino Half Hose
Suspenders, Umbrellas, and Stfeners.
{G5- The above articles will be sold at very reduced
prices. xut2-a
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ADMISSION REDUCED TO

TT CTS. WITHOUT DISTINCTION OF AGE.
u ASST WEEK. The exhibition of Mad lie
IA Fanny, the ORANG OUTANG, will continue
open for this week only, at the room on Baltimore
street, opposite the Museum.
Hours OF Exhibition Morning, from till ,. After
noon, from 3 TO 81 Evening, from 10 9 O'Clock.
&c NOTICE. The ORANG OUTANG will posi-
lively not be exhibited any other place in this city
n25-Iw
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SELLING OFF! SELLING OFF
ONE OF TIE MOST MAGNIFICENT STOCKS
or GOODS IN BALTIMORE.
VSNHE Subscriber being about to remove from the
Il room which he at present occupies, in order To
and RICH FANCY DRY GOODS at a great reduction
from former prices, aud without regard to cost. His
stock consists i'll part Of
DRESS GOODS:
500 pieces rich fancy and plain SILKS
Bonnet and dress SATINS
MARCELLINES ana FIIORENCES
SILK SERGES
Bonnet FELVETS
Ilack ard blue black silk VELVETS
New style Bonnet RIBBONS
BOMBAZlNES and ALPACAS
FRI nch CASHMERES
do. MOUSLlN DE LANES
Chusans and Teesans.
RICH EVENING DRESS GOODS-SHAWLS
Magnificent Silk SHAWLS
Velvet do.
Grape DO.
Cashmere do.
Brocha do.
Tekerri long do.
French L. c. HDKFS, full assortment
Curtain MUSLINS
Crimson CASIMERES
Silk and Cotton HOSIERY
Full assortment Of GLOVES
Irish SHEETiNGS
do. LINENS.
Also, handsome assortment of CLOTHS, CAS-
SlMERES and VESTINGS. For bargains call Oh
FRANKLIN GARDNER,
No. 300 Market street,
bnt 'bprln and iJnt
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BRITANNIA WARE.
TABLE CUTLERY.

I 4 DIITI % TIDh
|E p OGETS', PARKERS', MOENS' AND RUS
IEa SEL'S TABLE CUTLERY. Just received Il
God assortment Of the above mentioned Cutlery,
sting of
Fine Ivory balance Knives and Forks i'll of 81 to
So pieces, with French Forks.
Inc Ivory, Table and Dessert balance handle Knives
with Waterloo Boosters for Silver Forks.
Diver handle Table and Desscr Knives for Silver Folks
Fine Self Tip Knives and Forks, in and dozens
| inc Ebony Handle Knives and French Forks.
n good assortment of Carving Knives and Forks.
Book and Bread Knives.
hildrem's Knives aud Forks.
lame Carvcrs; Beef Scers; Oyster Knives
butcher Knives; Meat Saws and CleavGrs.
champagne Openers Nut Picks, with Ivory and COM
mon handles.
|.azors, Scissors, SC, with variety of POCKET
CUTLERY At the Furnishing Warehouse,
n9-eo2m No. g n. HOWARD STREET.
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CHEWING TORACCO

CHEWING TOBACCO.
SOMETHING GOODi Those who may desire
y something really superior in the way of TOBAC
co, can be accommodated by calling upon WILLIAM
Il. TAYLOR, manufacturer and dealer in Tobacco
Cigars s. Snuff, No. IS MARSH MARKET SPACE,
three doors above Hawk street. This article is
featured of choice Peach Leaf Tobacco, and can he
recommended with confidence, as far exceeding any
thing of the kind for sale in this city.
13- Remember to cali at No 30 MARSH MAR
KET SPACE. o2l-d
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BARGAINS IN MOROCCO, &c.

G~tLADES BUTTER. LARD, BACON, SOAP,
Ns STARCH, OATMEAL, HULLED BARLEY,
GROATS, &c. sc. sc.
200 kegs GLADES BUTTER, of different diaries and
qualities, part very superior and fit for table use
so kegs No. LARD; 10 bills. No. do.
% kegs and bblS. No and 3 Lard
600 HAMS, bagg'd and in fine order for shipping
32 hhds prime SHOULDERS
30 boxes and bbls Stratlon's Philadelphia Starch
90 boxes CoHquet and Williams n. Y. No. Soap
% bags (25 tbs. each) Oatmeal
Groats and Iiuiied Barley
Ground Spices, all descriptions, nstanty on hand.
N3-Orders from the District of Columbia, for Ba-
con, Lard, GIades Butter, carefully attended to.
JOHN u. TUSTiN,
nl9-2W IL Commerce street.
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DESIRABLE PRoPER1rY FOR SANE,

DESINA Bile PROPERTY FOR SA LIE.
2syA Two new Dwelling Houues, on the south
NFFWif side of HOllins street, nearly opposite the
IEpsM new Catholic Church, having each a front of
sixteen feet, and lots Of suitable depth.
Each house is two stories high with attic and back
building, the one having eight and the other
rooms Ground rent, each, about thirty eight dol
lars. Price 81 100 each. Terms-one third cash, one
third in six MONTHS and the other in twelve months.
Also one new Store and Dwelling, having front of
sixteen feet the South side of Baltimore street. the
second house of Cove street; two stories with an
attic and back building Ground rent about thirty
eight dollars Terms-one-half cash and the balance
in six months. WILLIAM WAKEFIELD,
Convcyancer and Property Agent,
sP4-tf n. T.. corner IT. Paul and FayptC-sts