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To the publisher Of the .Madisonian !:

To the publisher Of the JNadisonian
May l ask the favor of space in your journal, to
place before the public the sutoned correspondence
between the Hon. George McDufe, of the United
States Senate, and myself.
1t may be proper for me now TO remark that, IN
1882, was summoned to appear and testify before
committee Of the House of Representatives, then IN
Philadelphia nquiriDg into the affairs of the Bank
of the United States. For the evidence then gave,
my character assaed in minority report, and
also in an individual report of that minority and the
crime of having committed perjury was alleged
against me in most powerful language and terms
was stigmatized in of these reports as ga blast
ed monument Of the speedy and retrbutive justice
of Heaven The weight and influence which the
names of Mr.. McDufie and Mr.. Adams exerted
were nearly irresistible and overpowering. Some OF
my warmest personal friends were staggered. by
great maority Of the world, was regarded in the
light of common felon-" fugitive from justice, "
whom the Pententiary should reclaim" The
downfall of the Bank in S4l opened the eyes of the
public. | was permitted by those who subsequently
administered its affairs, to examine the books, com
pare with, and fortify my testimony. The result
was that the facts contained in the evidence gave
WV
books of the Bank but contained evidence of much
stronger character than that which gave before the
committee, and which was denounced stated above.
The facts which the books of the Bank furnished,
placed in juItaposi,ion with the testimony had
given before the committee, and forwarded the same
to the Hon. Mr. Adams and in respectful Ian
guage as knew how to employ, solicited him to IT.
dress the wrongs which he had been instrumental in
INJECTING on me. Three several letters of this cha
racter addressed him, to none of which did he give
a reply
How different has been the of the Hon
Mr. McDufe The subjoned letter from him
shows For his magnanlmity, the frank and
unequvocal manner in which he has exonora-
ted from all for the imputations cast
on my character in the reports Of members of
the minority committee, / feel bound TO tender
him, thus publicly, my grateful acknow Judgements
Those persons, and they were many, whose foun-
dalton for reyiling me for six long years more,
will now, trust, be satisfied that they did me great
injustice, and previously wronged me.
II. NJ. WHITNEY.
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n. NJ. WHITNEY


WAsHNeTos, 5th April, 1874
sin have read your printed letters to Mr. Ad-
ans, and have been satisfied by the correspondence
between your statements before the Committee OF
Investigation into the affairs Of the U. s. Bank in
1892, and the entries on the bank books, as well as
by a conversation with gentleman OF Philadelphia
that injustice done TO your character by the minor
ity reports made by members Of that committee.
Looking back, and reviewing the whole subject
with the subsequent disclosures, feel bound in jus
ce, to say that do not now believe that there was
anything in your testimony to warrant an imputaiion
on your veracity.
Your obedcnt servant,
GEO. McDUFFIE
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(Corr)
CORR
FULLEa', HoTrL, Feb. Sth, ls44.

FULLEss HoTrL, Feb. 6th, ls44.
Hon GEORGE McDuFFIE,
SIN The accompanying newspaper contains tire,
letters addressed by he TO the Hon. John Qunc,
Adams, TO none Of which was honored with a reply
The object as the letters forth was TO sol cit Mr.
Adams to repair the wrongs which believe we're in
dcted on me in a minority we'll as in an individual
report made to Congress in 1892 To the minority
report, your name appended.
respectfully request that you will do me the IA
vor to read the facts contained In the letters address
ed TO MIR Adams, and decide according to the die
tates Of your high and honorable feelings, whe-
Their injustice not done me.
| have been advised to this course by some, among
others, OF your personal friends, who have assured
me that you ere too nsgnanmous, and that your
love Of justice !, too great t. withhold proper
redress Of wrongs, when you have lecome convinced
that they have been undeservedly inflicted.
respectfully solicit reply at your early conve-
nience.
am, with respectful consideration your most ODE
dent servant
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Mn. WHrrNEy.-The correspondence, in an
other part Of this paper, between Mr.. Whitney
and The Hon. George McDuffie, is highly ere
ditable to the candor of the latter gentleman,
and must be very gratifying to the former and
his friends.
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The Madsonian is now, as it was in 1910, deei-
dedy opposed to DIR. Van Buren.-Deroit Free Pres
And it is likely TO continue TO be opposed TO
him for years to come-the Free Press might
have added, with our consent
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Carry PsAs--Tbe Savannah Republican, Of the
LIST instant ssys"Green peas vsre served up At ne
Mansion House on Saturday. Thee are the hri
that have been brought to market this season, grown
in the open air >"
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Ia raosE THINGS wsio" A"@
n usIru--Is sos-sssEsr'AI'' I''-'
~.,So, ca.Hirr-Augpsti'.
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D 5't G. w Sosa'Sr; Secretaries.

lsDlA-By the Douglass, Capt Townsend at New
fork from Palermo, via Gibraltar, arrived on FRIDAY
night, the Gibraltar Chronicle to the 9th ult boz
elusive has been received. There had been terri.
bic battle between the British in India and the ra.
lives. The loss of the British amounted 10 l4l kill
ed and sec wounded that Of the enemy amounts 10
between 1000 and 5000 in killed and wounded, with
the loss Of 30 pieces Of artillery The following rl
the names Of the officers who have fallen in these
actions, OF have since died Of their wounds w g.
General Churchill, Colonel Sanders, Major Cromme.
lin, Captains Stewart, Magrath and Cobuan, Lieu
tenants Newton and LesIhs, and Ensign Bray forty
were wounded
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FRoN CnNa--1he Helena arrived al New York
on Thursday night in the short passage Of 30 days
from Canton Mr.. Gushing had not then arrived
there. TIE barratary committed by Captain Dem
son, Of the brig o. G. Raymond, crested no little eN
element at Canton and Macao, news having reached
the latter pace on the 10Th Of December from Val
psr.so, CONFIRMING the suspicious formerly niertan
ed No further news
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-11-19
BARGAINS FROM NEW YORK-

BARGAINS FROM NEW YORK,
IN SPLENDID DRESS GOODS, SH.4JVLS, &c.
EN II. HAYWARD, No. IS HOWARD ST,
HLs Sd door from Fayette, has just returned from
New York and Philadelphia, with superb stock of
rich Goods, many of which We're purchased at less
than they cost to import, and will be sold at small
advance Among which are
Beautiful Bonnet RIBBONS, at l2i l6 and 1872 cents
Splendid Fancy and Plain Bonnet NEl.VETS
Very rich Cashmere De Ecosse only SIZE. worth SO
do Super do. do, at A. so and 62.c.
Superb Chlisan and Grape De Ecoss, 37b to soc.
Rich New Styles Mouseln de LANES, % to 37tc.
Super do. Real French, VERY beautifully
Fine In lama Cashmcrcs aud Apacas, various shades
English MERINOES, exceedingly cheap. 80.
WIS! SHiWLS! SHAWLS!
Spledidly Emb'd Silk Fringe Tibet SHAWLS
do. Supr high cold French Cashmere do.
do. Dainask, Brocha and rich Striped do
do. Emb'd and Plain M. De Lame do.
Superior English and Spun Silk HOSIERY
Genuine Welch Flannells, warranted unshrinking
Handsome Puff COLLARS, Mourning COLLARS
Kid and other Gloves, Mitts, Cravats, Silk Gmps, &c.
With variety Of desirable PLAIN GOODS for
FRIENDS and others, as !. tt
Neat Style Mouselin de LANES; Neat Style Calicoes
Plain Thbet and De Lame SIIAWLS, super quality
Grey silk Cambles. Super BLK Senshews and Sasnetts
Sup'r Cap Grape, Edinburgh Book Muslin HDKFS.
Superfne French and English BROAD CLOTHS,
brown and olive shades
Very neat VE5TINGS; Rich Style do.
And many other cheap Goods-all of which pur-
| chasers are invite! to call and examine before
buying Domestic Goods very cheap. oil
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DRY GOODS, &c.
SELLING OFF! SELLING OFF

N ORDER to reduce my stock | shall this day
n commence selling off at reduced price. The pub
lie are requested To call and for themselves |
have on hand large stock of superfne CLOTHS,
CASSlMERES and VESTINGS; super Cashmere,
(a wool, French, of beautiful patterns;) also, low
priced Cashmcres, handsome styles; French Mouse
line de Laincs extra quay;) black and colored Silk
Velyets, for Bonncts; also, Bonnet Silks and Bonnet
Ribbons, cheaper than ever; black ALPACA, very
cheap; BUmbaznes, Mtrinor, Sc; new style fancy
Dress Silks BLK and blue blk Silk; extra quality white
Damask Silk, for party dIess; also, white Satin and
other Goods for evening dresses; with large stock of
Fancy and Staple DRY GOODS, which will sell off
cheap, and no mistake.
J. EDWARD BIRD, No. III Baltimore st,
NIL I'll doors above SOmth street.
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FRENCH GOODS
wv r have ON hand large assortment of FRENCH
w GOODS, of the best fabrics, for dresses. Such
as Rich fg'd and striped Gro de Berlin SILK
GO Gro de Armure and Gro de Pckin do.
!" Matteoni Lnstring and Armure BLK do.
&c Super watered and striped blk SATfNS
&C Marcellines s. Florencss, all colors s. wdts
Rich mode cold Gro de Egypt and Gro de PaIenque
SILKS; Cashmere d'Ecosse; Mouseline de Laines
BLK and cold Alpacas; Lupin's BLK and blue blk
Bonibazines super and low priced blue blk Velvets
sc. &c &C., all of which we offer at the very lowest
prices X. McELDOWNEY CO.,
No. I63 Baltimore street,
o2l Between Calvert and Light streets.
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EAST MORE

EAST MORE
YOUNG LADIES' HIGH SCHOOL
CORNER EXETER y CRANE Y SITS
II. BUTLER ATKINS, B. a., PRINCIPAL.
Fa1HIS institution has been established in comp-
III ance with the urgent solicitations of many of
the ciizens of this portion of the city, and will be
opened on THURSDAY, the 2lst instant
The Principal is determined that the School shall
be one OF the highest order, and excelled by any
in the city.
1t will be conducted in every department, similar to
the celebrated Albany Female Seminary.
The Principal will make 1t his chief aim to npart
to his pupils the most thorough practical and accom-
plished education, to encourage asSiduty in study,
and to observe the strictest discipline Instruction
VIII be given in the Ancient and Modern Languages
Lectures on the Sciences and Bellies LetrCs, will
he delivered throughout the year.
Reports will he made weekly, by the Principal, of
each young Ladies, progress aud department,
The building is pleasantly located at The corner of
EXETER and GRtNBY- sTs ana the school rooms are
very commOdious.
Music, Drawing, Paiu!ii:".ss and the Ornamental
Branches, y H"ivrcssnrs' prices
The Principal would respectfully ask the patronage
Of the citizens of East Baltimore.
References:
Rev. ELIpnibsr N0rT, D. d., Schenectady, N
" ALoNZo POTTER, ID. u "
" CYRrs MASON, d. H., New York.
:, HENRY 5. KErPLEg, Baltimore.
Judge JAMES HARDWOOD. 80
REvERDY JOHNsGS, Esq. nl4-lw
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AUCTION GOODS,

GREET Bar G.4TNsi GREET BARGAINS
vi UST RECEIVED, from the auctions an as
sE sorlment of TagIoni, Blanket and Waffle Shawls;
Marine Shnngs; Plaid Innings; Apron Checks; Wool
len Comforts; Vcstings; BLK and cold Spool Cotton
Carpetng; "A and Ga printed Floor Cloths Hosiery
Iiish Linens; Gloves; Fannels; brown cotton Table
Diaper; brown Linen Table Cloths; Lustring and Sa-
tin Cravats; Plaid Twoeds; BROAD CLOTHS; few
bales rcry cheap brown Shrtings, &c; which togeh
or with large and handsome assortment of FALL
DRY GOODS, am selling rery lotc, both wholesale
and reail and invite all who want to purchase great
bGf gems to call and see for themselves.
HENRY w. COOKE,
(Of the late firm of Flint, Cooke s. Coz
no Corner of Hanover and Lombard sts
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PRICES REDUCED!

FYNHE Subscribers have yet on hand very large
IL and desirable stock of English, French and
American CLOTHS, CaSSiMERES and FOE
SKINS Of all coors styles and qualities, Wool 8sd,
Indigo Blue, and Drab Beaver and Pilot CLOTHS.
Beautiful Fancy SILKS, all coors; rich FRENCH
CASHMERES; Repp Cashmere; Cashmere dc Eccsse
and Mouslin de LANES.
Splendid SILK, Printed Cashmere, Broche at,d
Woolen SHAWLS, and many other seasonasle
Goods, which they are determined TO close ont. PSF
sons wishing to obtain bargains are invited to gixe
them call, as the above Goods will be sold at a ooil-
siderable reduction on former prices.
DORSEY s. NELSON, No 65 Baltimore &c.
Also, fine super and extra fine Whitney BLANK
ETS, and low priced Point do, which will be sold
cheap. nl4eolrn,
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DIR. LEACH,
SURGEON AND MECHANICAL
ID Il fist,

II
III Opposite st. Paul's Church, II
PreenGd to be the Cheapest Dentist in the city, and
warrants all operations TO be equal the best and 10
suit the patient or no pay required. None but the best
Porcelain Teeth, and purest Goid used TEETH in
serted from Sl5O to 80 each. Extracting rs cts. nl4
CHEAP FURNISHING WAREHOUSE,
ETOR the especial csnveniencs6f HOUSEKERP-
n Frs, BOARDING HOUSES, HOTELS, Sc
Convinced that such m establishment has long been
needed in Baltimore, we take pleasure in informing
the pubic that one is now open, where can be seen
collection of the greatest variety OF new and useful
HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES to be found in the
city. Many of the articles are of entirely new pat
terms, and were never before in this market; they
have been selected with great and labor and viii
he sold at such prices cannot fail to please. House
Keepers will find it for their interest to visit this es-
Enlistment, as they can here obtain almost every
article they want without the trouble of going else
where. We shall sell goods at a small advance
and consequently can have but ONE PRICE. We
are convinced that this is the policy for the buyer
as well as for the seller. For list OF goods see the
published catalogue, or the occasional advertisements
IN the papers. q. E. WETMORE s. Co,
49,. t..I..-. ....... Howard street,
hS-d2m I'd door north of Baltimore, east side.
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pflCcs- WIlOicstIe OF FetdlI
silk Shirts and DRAWERS
do heavy American do.
Stout (all WOODY DOME do.
Merino & stout cotton do.
Ladies' SIX s. Nero Vests
Misses 4 Boys small size
Zeph. Worsteds, all shades
Introducing Chennc,lOs
Silk, worsted aud linen
Canvass
silk Cords and Bindings
Carpet and Furniture do,
White & cold stay do.
Linen Tapes and Robbins
Needles, pins, Inks & eyes
Pearl, gilt & lace Buttons
Silk Dlaids and Lacings
OH
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I E. D
MARINE L1sT-poRT OF BALTIMORE


CLEARED.
Brig Chipola, McLennan, West Coast of Africa.
Brig Architect, Cray, st. Pierre, Mart.
Schr Experiment, Busick, Murfreesboro', N. C.
ARRIVED.
Brig Susan, Lauderman, lS days from Trinidad
Schr Com. Warrington, Gatchell from Laguayra
Schr Cosmopol tie, Oliver, from Arecbo, 2. Il.
Schr James Power, Keene, from Nassau, N. Z.
MEMORANDA.
Brig Argyle, Cooksey, from Ealti.lore, arrived at
Charleston nth inst
schr Pomona, Sherman, for Baltimore, sailed from
New Bedford 18th inst
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AMOS LOVEJOY,

NO. Is3 BALTIMOIkE STKEEV,
NEARLY OPPOSITE THE CLIPPER OFFICE.
E EEPS constantly on hand the most extensive
aEA- assortment Of HOSIERY, Under SHIRTS and
ORA Frs, GLOVES, WOOLLEN YARNS, re-
PHYR WORSTEDS, Sc, in the city, at the lowest
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w A N T S f.

NNANTED TO EMPLOY, by the year, or
w for longer time, two steady and industrious
white MEN, who are acquainted with the lime burn
ing business. Also, two Wood Choppers, for which
iair wages VIII he paid, and good accommodations
furnished them. Apply to
NEALE & LUCKETT,
hislw No Light street wharf, Cup sairs.) b.
MA ANTED. two Apprentices, from 10 to II
w years OF age, 10 learn profitable mechanical
business Ana also, two joumcymen cabinet ma
kers. Apply at
SCOTTI'S Intelligence office,
hio No. 10 Exchange Place.
SITUATION WANTED. BY Young man
~ rs an assistant clerk in grocery, -four, or com
mission store, or any other respectable mercantile
situation, where he could make himself useful 10 his
employer. The very hest of reference will be given
L.. f. SCOTTI'S Intelligence Office,
ny No. 10 Exchange Place.
"ANTED. 1000 or 1000 DOLLARS for three
w years, on mortgage upon central city property,
worm seven times the amount required. Apply to
WILLIAM WAKEFIELD,
Conveyancer and Property Agent
o25 NJ e. corner of ST. Paul and Fayelte SITS.
WNANTED. AT SCOTTI'S OFFICE. No. 10
w EHc'ge Place-Dry Goods, Groceries, gold and
SILVER watches, JeweIry, and goods of every descrp-
tion, Tor which | will pay liberal prices. Cash and
me very highest prices given all times for slaves for
HE or for term of years. Planters or traders from
the South would do well to give me call jy22
AtANAL SCRIP WANTED. Tide Wate
~ Notes and Bonds and Chesapeake and Ohio Car
NIL Scrip and Bonds, will be received at fair prices
for Goods. Apply to A. II. REP,
No. a43 Baltimore street,
Je%'-u I'd Tin Store above Howard st.
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RICH FALL GOODS.

RICH FALL GOODS.
EHAMILTON EASTER Il co. invite the
II Il attention of their customers TO large and
handsome stock OF FRESH FALL GOODS now re-
ceiving, including assortment of rich fashionable
Goods Silks SC. Every variety of house keeping and
complete assortment of French, English and Domes
tic Cloths ga French Cassimeres aud Doeskins; very
splendid Velvet and rich Giik and Satin Vestinss;
rich Scars; Cravats; Pocket Hdkfs and Suspenders;
heavy Woollcns for boys Flannes; Printed Tweeds,
sc. olS-tD2
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LIVER PILLS! LIVER PTLIy,

LIVER PILLS! LIVER PILLS.!
FHNHE SUBSCRIBER HAS JUST RECEIVED
IL fresh supply of Sellers only true and genuine
cure for Liver Complaint and other diseases arising
from deraHged state Of the Liver. Those pho are
and examine the many certificates in favor of the eff
icacy of these Pills.
w. X. ORRTCK, only authorized Ager
Druggist and Apothec ~,
O25-lmf Corner Eutaw and Lexington sts. Bolt.
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CLOTHS AND CASHMERES.

CLOTHS AND CASHMERES.
NEW STYLE FALL GOODS.
hNE of the best aud most extensive assortments
" in the city can be found at the store of the sub
scriser, purchased in this and the New York market
the styles entirely new and differing from any in the
city Gentlemen wishing something very handsome
are requested to call and examine his stock-con-
ssting of
Genuine West of England CLOTHS, extra fine
Superior French and American do.
French plaid and ribbed CASSIMERES
English and American do, superior
Heavy plaid English do, low priced
Splendid silk Velvet VESTINGS
Woollen Velvet do, new article
Merino, Cashmere and Valencia do.
Buff, white and straw Cashmere do
Splendid silk and satin SCARFS
Black silk and satin CRAVATS
London twilled Spittafeld IDKFS.
C0rahs, Pongee, Bandanas, sc.
Merino Shirts, Drawers and Gloves.
The above goods have been carefully selected, the
styles all new and for richness and beauty will
compare with any in the city, for sale at small ad
vance, EDW. j. RICHARDSON,
OILS No. 81 Baltimore street
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AUCTION SALES.
BY w. N. UUrCu =, co.


CORNER OF LOMBARD AND CHARLES STREETS
"a HELF SA LIE OF DRY GOODS. On
- TUESDAY AFTERNOON, Nov. 9th, at oclk.
III ios from the shelves, an assortment of SEASON
hbLE DRY GOODS, consisting of Cloths, Cass-
lheres Sattnetts; Flanncls brown and bIeached Cot
tons; furniture, plate and chntz Prints; Mouselme de
LANES; Alpacas; Printed Vevets; Beaver Cloths; wool
zen ana BRUSSELS Shaws; Twceds; Corded Skirts; pa
tent Thread; black and coored Cambrcs; Irish Lin
ems; beachci Drillngs; Sewing Silks; black Lastings
Ganbroon; Ticking; Paris Kid Gloves; Ribbons; Gal
looms, &c nc, with lot of Stock Dry Goods.
Also, at O'Clock
8 cases Bleached SHEETINGS and SHIRTINCS
200 lbs Marshall's PATENT THREAD
100 cartoons Dayd's Triple Chain Galoons.
MO VIM N. BUTCH s. co.
HDACKAGE SALE OF BOOTS, SHOES,
a AND BROGANS. On THURSDAY MORN.
ING, at 10 O'Clock, at our warehouses, corner Lom-
bard and Charles streets
300 PACKAGES FRESH AND SEASONABLE
BOOTS, SHOES AND BROGANs, comprising a
good assortment of
Mems thick kip and calf BOOTS
do do do BROGANS
Boys and youths do BOOTS
do do do BROGANS
Women's and misses WELTS, SLIPS, sc.
Catalogues will be prepared and the goods arranged
for examination the day before the sale.
nlS VIM. N. DUTCH co.
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GREAT BARGAINS IN FANCY GOODS.

GREAT BARGAINS IN FANCY GOODS.
TENHE Subscriber has just received, full assert
n ment Of Cutlery; JEWELRY, FANCY
GOODS and TOYS, which are offered at very low
prices, such as-Razors; Scssors;PenkniyeS superior
sewing Needles; Darts, Spears aud Hair Pins Balls,
Tassels Hair Ornaments; Necklaces; Twist Combs;
Side Combs; Dressing and fine Ivory Combs; Head
and Tooth Brushes; Coat and Hat Brushes; Flesh and
Nail brushes; Scrubbing and Silver Brushes; Silver
Thlmbles and Specmclcs; Gold Ffngcj Rings Breast
pins and Carriages; gold and silver EyeTponts, of all
sizes; Perfumed Soaps; Dolls; Toys Fire Crackers;
Baskets, &c.
VIM c. HARRIS, No. 81 Baltimore-si.
nl3d Three of Hoday-st.
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HOEIN w. WATTS, HOUSE CARPENTER
~ FAYETTE STREET, adjoining the Assembly Rooms
executes, with ncatness and despatch, all kinds
Carpenters work. ial-ly
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LUMBER LUMBER!
XKTE OFFER FOR SALE low, for cash or
w approved credits, in lots to suit purchasers,
100, 600 feet A Ga ga Pannell and Common
100000 4" "A, 81, "a Select Cuttings
100000 g A, A, "a Cuttings
2jO,O00 &c Joist, Scantlings and Rafters
$4,000 &c Dressed Flooring
$4,000 " d. 1874, l6-4 Ash and Oak
900 feet Cypress Shingles
100000 10 and l2 inch Bundle Shingles
100000 Sawed and Split Lathes
$4,000 w. Pine . feet Shingles,
Together with general assortment OF Lumber
BURNS s. SLOAN,
n14-eofts Corner of German and Eutawsts.
g OMETIIING NEW FOR THE LADIES.
- Mas. NICKERSON has just rec eived large sup
ply of WOOL LAPS, for interning shawls, skirts,
comforts, scarfs &c. perfectly clean and may be used
with the ghtest coored silk. On hand large guam
tty of TOYS, which will be sold low To close the
present stock and prepare for the coming season mis-