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From the Augusta (Ga.) Chroniclel
MR.. CALHOUN YET IN THE FIELD.

After reading the letter of Mr.. Calhoun, we
thought that there was evidently wish on the
part OF the author to leave the impression on the
minds OF his friends that he was entirely willing
20 run for the Presidency Notwithstanding the
withdrawal of his name from the Baltimore Con-
ventlon, provided those friends thought proper to
make demonstration in his avor. In this opn-
ion we are quite confirmed by the following ex-
tract from an editorial article of the Henderson
Gazette" paper published in his district, and
devoted to his support. The Gazette" in no.
tee of Wing meeting which was recently held
at Anderson &. h., aludes to the remarks of the
two speakers thus
We think that Captain Reed and DR.. Butler
are both mistaken in supposlng that Mr.. Calhoun
is Withdrawn from the Presidency. He will no
permit his name to 60 before the Democratic
Convention at Baltimore, but we hope that the
Baltimore Convention will not be regarded the
Democratic party; it is thus far only Van Blu
rem Convention. A demonstration is making at
the North in favor of Mr.. Calhoun, General Cass
Wr. Tyler, Commodore Stewart, and Colonel
Johnson, by the respective friends independent o.
the DEGREES OF the Baltimore Convention. This
proposes convention at Philadelphia on The Ain
OF July next, delegates to be elected by dis.
trcts, and nomination made from the above list
we think It not improbable that Van Buren, may
yet be relnsd off the track and it the Philadelphia
convention does not nominate candidate, We 90
tor South Carolina casting her vote for John Cald-
well Calhoun"
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RIVALS AT The PRINCIPAL HOTEL Z
FEBRUARY II, 1874
INDIAN QUEEN (BRowN's) HOTEL.

INDIAN QUEEN (BRowN's) HOTEL.
Col Edw. T. Scott B. Conrad, Va. JAS Lewis.
ldy, daughter and servant Kenawha, va; D. Craw-
'rd, Mr. Stnkey, Woodstock, Va. w. J. Burgess,
tallahassee, "a; J.. Parrot. Marseville, Va; H.
'. H. Regan, Lynchburg, Val Mrs Wiles, Nd; W.
l. Jennings, N. Y; R. Voolfolk, KY; u. j. Bennett,
ir. Green and servant, Richmond; f. Barkwell ir.,
a.; J. ". Landrum, H. Cleek, Ala Amos S,edse.
,ohn Ward, Va; John Ireanor, Miedgcville, Ga.
). Miles, John Terrall, Va; A. Met ullum, N. Y;
:. J. Armstrong, H. w. shelton, Va; H. Hugeand,
'hila. Geo. Egan, N. " l.. T. Dorren, d. Mack.
avannah; T. Sloan, Va; Monongalia, Va; Chas A.
'alrone' N. T.; W. Beall, Md Mr.. Bell, NY.
CITY (FULLER's) HOTEL.
u. X. Barker, Mr.. Purdy, N. Y; Mr.. Holland,
,oston; l. Saferans, Tenn w. NJ Babbltt o.
hayden, La; W. Reid, U. s. N.
EXCHANGES (TYLkk's) HOTEL.
y. w. f. Smith, i. F. Owens, w. H. Roy, Va;
lieut.. Smith, U. $. NJ.
TEMPERANCE (BEERs's) HOTEL.
John S. Gilbert, M. s. PlerpDnt, A. Strong. N. Y:
/. W.. ardwell, Richmond; 5. otanard, Clinton co.
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SICKNESS AT WAsHINGToN.--Every session,
brings wi h it some death, among members OF
congress OF their wives, on some long and dan.
serous confinement, yet Washington is decidedly
a healthy place. People are not carelul-the
wind has full sweep over the avenue Inside OF
he Halls OF Congress il is TOO hot in the rotun-
10 and passages il is 100 cold. Members com,
uddeny out Of heated room into the chilly
atmosphere. Then al night hundreds crowd ia
0 very small rooms, and dance in quadrille spaces
# four feet in circumference--get overhealed
walllow ices. confectionery, picked oysters.
hampaign- sandwiches, porter, &C., ad abi I'M.
20 OUT in the cold air and damp ground in pumps
20 home al two in the morning, and the mex
lay send for the doctor TO Gre them OF Pneu
aonia Typhodes Here we have the secret o.
ickness al Washington.
The above we cut from the New Yok Sur.
nd il contains as much ruth as any paragraph
I lis size ever printed We endorse every wol.
of it,
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From ST. DOMINGO BY the brig General M.
on, Captain Sheppard. III twenty-five days tro,
''rt au Prince, the New York Sun has advlc.
nm ST Domingo TO 22d January.
The negotiations between The French embas
ldor and the Hayten Government were su
ienly broken of, and the former sailed for Franc
n the l9'h January in French sloop-of wa,
.'he ambassador first asked an exclusive trad
With France for twenty years, which was ind.
'antly refused; he then asked the abolition
{ image duties on French shipping for five year
md this was also refused; finally, The Cover
'ient told him they would abide by the treaty
1898, and pay the July indemnity according to II,
,fovIsons OF that treaty, but the ambassador re
urned to France without communicating h.
iews IN relation to the last proposal.
Part of the French fleet, three briggs and
loop, still remained in the harbor of Port q,
.'rince British brig-ot-war was there also.
Inc markets were stocked with American pr,
ace. Inc country was quiet, the new Go,
fn'nent III successful operation, and the Peep.
ltstied.
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KEEP II BEFORE THE PEOPLE.

That the Wing Tariff law is operating mos,
oenlhcently upon the great interest of the coun.
Try. That, under It's operation, public confidence
which had been sadly impaired by Locotocl
madness and folly. is now restored-lhat trade,
which was depressed and borne down by thu
mlllstone weight of radicalism, has now revived
that hundreds of manufactures which have
hitherto been closed, on account of low duties
imposed upon foreign fabrics, &C., and the con-
sequent flooding Of our markets with foreign i'm
porlatlons, have, under the benign influence OF
The tariff, resumed operations, and now afford
steady employment to a large, Industrious, and
worthy class of American citizens.
KEEP 1T BEFORE THE PEOPLE,
That the Wings are in favor of distributing the
avails Of the public land sales among the States.
tor the benefit of Education and Internal Improve.
menls-and that our opponents war against this
measure, and contend that the proceeds of these
sales should go into the Treasury OF the General
government, 10 be squandered by Van Buren,
oub-treasurers &c. 1 hat the secret of Locofc-
co opposition to the Distribution policy. is 10 he
found in the fact that at the north they dare MOI
openly attack the Tariff, and hence thew omen
their batteries against Distribution. which inid-
rectly aims blow al the Tariff, a measure whose
utility can no longer be questioned.
KEEP IT BEFORE THE PEOPLE,
That the election Of Martin Van Buren, will
ensure the repeal IF the Tariff, and that our
Farmers, Mechanics, Manufacturers, and Labor
ing Men, who are now reaping the benefits
which are the natural results of wise legisa-
tive enactment, will, if Martin Van Buren, sue
ceeds, be ground down and oppressed still more
than they were prior to the passage of the
Tariff law.
KEEP 1T BEFORE THE PEOPLE.
iha' our opponents resort TO every artifice in
order to deceive and mislead the electors. as 10
the positions in which the two parties stand:
relative 10 the important issues to be decided a,
The coming election. And we warn our friends
TO be on their guard, and TO be ready to expose
the falsehoods which Locofuco inoenu;,v u,;Il
invent and circulate.
KEEP 1T BEFORE THE PEOPLE,
That the election of Henry Clay will ensure
The Permanency and stability of the Tariff. Thai
ms eiecilon VIII also guaranty TO the states an
equal dis button of The proceeds of IN. nnbl;c
Landslide justice OF which measure is placed
beyond the possibility Of doubt.
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The LATE DUEL.-At the last accounts, Young
Jochrane was still lying in most critical state,
With but the fanlest hopes of his recovery He
vas conveyed, after the fatal shot, to the house
# Mr.. Nelson, near the ground, where every
attention and care have been paid that the emer-
fency OF the case could require. The services
4 several medical gentlemen of our city have
'een engaged. God grant that these efforts
aay be successful, and that this unfortunate
oulh may be rescued from that grave TO which
rs rashness and folly had SO nearly consigned
nm None of the parties have as vet been
'rrested.
The name Of the person with whom the diff
'ulty originated, and who acted as second in
he affair, is Pouder, and not Poole, as we pub.
| shed on Saturday.
?. s. Since The above was in type, we regret
learn that Mr. Cochrane expired about |
clock, yesterday morning.
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aaed! exposes i ,wau.oo ANA .,,t.,nus tai
nd circulated by That paper at period ri Ii.
ecent canvass when il was too late for contra
LECTION among the people The Sun makes thi,
ard the text for whining complaint of "unfaii
md dishonorable treatment" taking shelter un-
Ter miserable sub,erfuge of this sort-that the
elsehood was published as an advertisement, iol
hich it was not responsible. The following il
ne apology of the Sun:
"If the charge was false, it has doubtless re
oiled with defeat to the cause of those who mad
I. Had we known that the charge was false,
hould have been excluded from our columns bu
folding ourselves aloof from parties as well
he history Of politicians, we are as incapable
etecting misrepresentation in an advertisement.
4 this character as we would be in that of ner
liant who advertised sound goods when his stool
ras really a compound of damaged or WORTHLESS
merchandise. Having been frequently misrepre
'nted in this manner during he heat of poti
al canvass we have deemed it proper to max,
nese few remarks to prevent, if possible, any fL
ire repetition of this mode of replying to or re
iting political advertisements, by referring
rem as if they had appeared in our editorial CT
mus"
We have examined the edition of this pape
'ublished on the day Of the election, and find th'
political advertisements" in it to be uniforml
# Locofoco character; not a line is there in de
ence of the Wings but nearly three close CO
umns of slang abuse of them. Is this neutrality
this shedding ourselves aloof from parties
\way with such paltry affectaton. We despis
ney are always found, at the pinch of the game
ying to do some sneaking mischief TO tn
Wigs. Like the cowardIy and degraded can,
blowers who hang upon the skirts of armies o
re eve Of battle, they are always watching for
ropltious momen, when they can crafty thei
ppette for plumber.
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OBJECTIONABLE FAILURE OF THE
MAILS

We call the attention of the Postmaster Gen.
eral to the fact, thai NO MAIL HAS REACH
ED THE MADISONTAN OFFICE FROM
MARYLAND SINCE THE ELECTION FOR
MEMBERS OF CONGRESS WAS HELD IN
THAT STA TIE; or, if there has, there has been
some other objectionable neglect in the Editorial
Department of the Government, over which, it
is presumed, the whole cabinet exercise a
wholesome guardianship.
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NAvAL.--Ship Carolina, at New Orleans re-
oorts the U. 5. Frigate Colu nbia TO have arrived
= Rio de Janeiro, GU the 20lh December, frou
ne rver La rla'a. The u. ). sloop Of war lie
,,4i, sailed ior The achc about the Isl l. ecenl
4. In port ter The Unllei states, ship J. Adams
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The Vicksburg Sentinel attacks Gov Brow.
IS a traitor u the pure unadulterated repudialiu
aith, because he recommended the PAYMENT I.
ne Painters Bank Bonds. The Vcksburg Sen
mel wishes reputation TO stand on The :. high
ground tina state debts ought not to be paid
all. 1t goes for principle"
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A circular has been addressed by The member
both Houses OF the Texan Congress to tn
'embers of The Congress 0, the United State
sho are friendly to Texas, declaring tina, the
elleve that at least nine -ienlhs Of the people
: Texas would most cheerfully be willing tb;
ieir government should embrace any overture
rom the United States having for their object til
olitcal annexation Of Texas on a footing in
aspects equal with the other States of the Union
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l. U L A L N 4 W 3.

~ The EAEIU i've COMMIT EE OF
az CLAY CLUB are requested TO meet at
ne office OF the Chairman Of The said committee
. HIS MORNING at TEN O'CLOCK. Pune.
ual attendance is requested, and it is desirable
hat every member should be present
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CHARLES FENDERIcH.-This gifted artist has
'dded to his gallery Of distinguished men most
xcellent likeness of Judge UpsHUR, the present
ecretary Of State. lis life-like fidelity, and
'eauty OF execution, fully equals those of Clay,
Webster, &c, in his studio; and which have
lready earned for Mr.. Fenderich SO high and
deserved a reputation
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GREAT ROBBERY BY SEA CAPTAIN.-On til
9th May last, the brig Q. G. Raymond, comman
q by Captain Dennison, of Boston, obtained
am Of ninety thousand dollars on freight, al Oh,
m, China, 10 be conveyed to Macoa. Since the
,othng was heard of the vessel until the arrival al
'oston on last Tuesday of Captain Fisk, Of I'll
rig Robin Hood, who reports the 0. &. Raymon
Valparaiso, on the 7th November, under I'll
;hlllan flag, having been sold by Dennison, WI
as said to have $50,O00 with him, but what IT.
ad done with the remaining forty thousand do
srs, was not known. Dennison lett Valparais
18th his ill-g"tten treasure, for parts unknuw
ne fellow will no doubt be overhaulad vet, as
III be difficult for him to escape to any par,
ne world and conceal his identity-N Y. Sun
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TEMPERANCE MEETINe.-The meeting Of the
reeman's Vgilant Total Abstinence Society on
r'day evening, was remarkably well attended
nd excellent addresses were delivered BY Jesse
:. Dow, Esq, Mr.. nipple, and the President
the Society, Mr.. George Savage.
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W A s Il | N G L @ N.
MONDAY MORNING, FEB. 10, 1914.

U The Speech Of the Hon. ANDREW Stew
ART, of Pennsylvania, in Defence of Wester'
Improvements, and reviewing the Principles
and Policy of Martin Van Buren,; 10 which i
added his reply TO the attack Of Mr.. Weller
is just published, and now ready for delivery, a
the office Of the Wing Standard-l6 pages larg.
octavo-price, S12 so per thousand.
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DUBLIC SALE.-Will be sold on Wednesday the
2ls instant, at the House Of Thomas W. Haslup.
fronting Pennsylvania avenue, south sde next door
10 John Sesiord, Esq, Bedsteads Carpets Iron SHOW
els and longs about one hundred Bottles Settles.
Chairs, Benches, Cooking stove and fixtures, Tin
ware, twenty candle Sticks curtain Chair lot Of car
peting, lot Of Lumber, old Rope, and many other
articles too tedious to mentlon seized and taken as
he property of said Hasup, and will be sold for
house rent, in arrears due Willard Drake. Sale to
commence at 10 O'Clock. Terms cash.
fe0 l9-3t JOHN WATERS, Bailiff
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COLUMBIA MEDICAL INSTITUTES.

TNHE annual course Of Lectures in this institution
VIII commence on the first Monday in April and
contlue four months. During this period full
course oil medical instruction will be given under
the following arrangement
.fnatomy and Physiology.
Thomas Miller, M. d.. and $. c. Smoot, NJ ID
Surgery.
w. T. Johnston, M. D., anu j. Fl. Causten M D..
Theory and Practice Of Medicine:
A. Holmead. M. d.
Midwifery and Diseases Of Women and Children.
FIodoardo Howard, M. d.
Maieria .Medica, Therapeutics and Pha,naceutc Chem
isty
Johnson Eliot M d.
The lectures will be delivered at the Medical Col
lege corner of 10th and + streets.
Tickets for the course TO be obtained Of the Trea-
surer, Doctor Eliot.
Clinical instruction will be given AS usual at the
public Dispensary.
w P. JOHNSTON. M. d.,
A. HoLMEAD, Nj D., President.
Secretary. feb i9--tf
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GRAND FANCY BALL To-NIGHr.-Great excite
lent!
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FIFTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
PRESTON ELECTEDi!l
Correspondence Of the Baltimore Patriot.

Correspondence Of the Baltimore Patriotl
ANNAPOLIS, Feb. l6, 1874
A gentleman has just arrived from Queen
Anne,s with the complete returns from that coun-
ty and Caroline, which give you below, and by
which you will perceive that DR.. PRESTON is
elected by l3 votes. The returns from the whole
district are as follows
Preston (W) Constable U..F1
Hartford 20l
Cecil oil
Kent SO
Queen Anne's 80
Caroline
254 27l
Preston's maj. 13
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WANTED, at the Exchange Hotel, good pastry
w cook; al,o good washer and irsner. Mono
need apply unless well recommended
fob 6-sod3t THOMPSON TYLER
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80, ~ -
GkAND FANCY Dkt,SS NALL

=; X. F. A. De SAULES respectfully announces
IL that his Grand Fancy BAH Will be held on Mon
.ay evening, FEBRUARY 18th, at Apollo HALL.
70 expense will be spared to make this the most
,rlant affair vi the season.
Inc following gentlemen have been selected to act
mar
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MANAGERS.

}. Fl. Buthmann j. H. Gibbons
c. McNamee J. d. Hendley
T. A. Sage John s. owen
J. s. Cunningham j. K Hendley
!. France John Y. Young
Y. Goddard J. l.. Kidweli
E. c. EckIof f. T. Otfutt
J. Tonge c. Hooper
w. A. Williams, jr. ]. w. Eckoff
Tickets 81 So, to be obtained at DE Saule's Post
oitice Cafe, Farquhar Morgan's drug store, First
Ward, and at the door on the evening Of the Ball.
feb l2-dtd
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THE BALTIMORE SUN.

The above-nalned paper publishes a card of th'
al. }. +. henne ~, a. lp.r elect to Congrr
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Let the friends of Southern rights-of South
ern institutons-the advocates of free trade
consider that new duties are imposed by the
events that have transpired-and that the present
Iuncture must only the more firmly unite them
Tor the course OF action which an inviolable allie
glance to their principles may bid them to pursue
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Unless the feud be reconciled this State will be

,st, lrretrebly lost 10 tie Democracy.
We write with a iearlu uneastness OF The da
or IN Which we are. ~ zee a. II V3,
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CONSUMPTION.

A THOUSAND CURES in deemed utterly hopeless
have firmly established rs vast superiority every former
medical discovery. 1t has always been styled Natures own
Prescription. being Turned chiefly from chemical extracts from
WIZ Cherry Bark and TaryO trees TINT nre thcay scatter
ed wherever diseases OF the lungs prevail We give few m.
stances OF is extraordinary power from catalogue almost
withDu. end
lady (addess will lie given at the New York Agency who
by all of her physicians die OF consumption,
had hard for months the da-reised arce
quantities Of matter sort OF bsny sus,unce-nd taken no
medicine for months beng past oil hope-entrey cured
by few bottles o this 3nlsam Septemcr and Oct lSii
~ Williams, ESQ Attorney, &c New York, cured OF spas
modic asthma O % years Standing, certified 70 by Recorder
TGlimadge and J. Power, ID. D..
A. Curinun ~ Y. City. who had slept lying down. Tor
years beng obliged to sleep sitting poure so Tar cured
ia attend 10 his bnSness the most stormy weather.
Thomas jrndlee ESQ, j. T. Jar1icu L. l. cured Of 2sthna
o. 10 years standing.
he had violent cough and pnn IN the side-for months a.ed
could do but little for hm-Guye him pills of
but did no goodhis friends all supposed he had gnlopng
consumption -entely cured by three bottles OF Wstars
Balsnm.
Mrs Anna d. Hopkins of Knowlevile. n. " entirely cur
ed OF liver complaint and general debility OF eighteen months
standing.
Jacob Hoffman. NJ. ID. Huntington. cured child OF p
Scroeb of obstinate disease of the lungs alter he had tired all
the usual remedies in vain.
Cases daily occurring every part of the country which
prove ncOnteby the es superiority OF this Basan every
Shade flung and liver disease other preparation nth
ero known Ia tho world
Sold at - Annsrect, by ISAAC BUTTS, and by agents
in all parts Of the United States. 81 6m'
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ROOFS AND SHOES FOR THE HOLIDAYS

EYoUNG BOSS RICHARDS. nephew of The od Bes,
with F. B. Fnncher IA regulnr h.ncier Boots rni
Shces) hung up several thousand Of Boes and shoe
on ber own hooks nad shelves ~ Bowsry, under CrotaE
Hall which they viii ceerf ally tranef 20 the feet o. a.
many friends and the public as mar De pleased to ex
tend 10 them ,nt patronage winch their intention 20 se
by selling the bs; work unprecedented low prices Their
ns.ent ARE s;k having been selected within short time
Iii of he ates, and ost approved styles and Workmanship
with materials correspond One thing only cut ips99 Ss
their goods IA ofibe sllest kind Remainder B0wery IN
der Croton Hall. IdlI aw.l FANCHER &RlCHARDs.
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ygISTAE'S

BhLSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
Il Compound Baisamic Preparation from
Wild Cherry Bark and Tar.
The best remedy aoron 10 the tcorid for The cure o.
coughs colds, asthma, Group. bleeding Of the
lungs, ackoopiag cough. bronchitis, infa-
enza, shOrtness Of breath, pain aid
seeckness IN he breast or side,
iirer complaint, and the FIRST
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-26

With Mr.. Gilroy's book in hand, no Weaver
or Manufacturer can go esssay-and with the
man of science, who is DESTROYS OF taking data
for improving this NEST valuable piece OF ma
chinery, he need not go elsewhere. The engrav-
ings are perfect, and every branch of the subject
amplihed upon TO such an extent that the du!lest
comprehension cannot fail being en!gh:ened.
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DEITZ, BROTHER s. CO.
No. ID JoYs-sTgxEr, FEw-YoEE,

AID No. 81 fULToH-sTaEET, BRookiIR.
inysaton and meEnfa The snuins Doris
pbene L1mrE SoI Lsps, Gsndoes. Hn. Lamps and Ian
sss i and Solar shades, Chz1es snd Lamp Giasses Of
nS Find. - owhish arc offered 8: wtolecre tud retail
ow pnces hr cab. Sep2
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UP WN.
JAMES K. FALL. 30 Bleeckefs has on hand The follow
NEW FRUIT
Malaga Grapes box Rni.i Citron aud CuiIais.
Prunes IN fancy boxes, Figs, Almonds, sc. Sc.
FINE WINES.
Madeira Port Pale rni Bfnwu Sherrys Canary. Mslm.ey
Malaga, lsbon Tenen;fe Musca; Clact uni Champagne.
OLD LIQUORS
Otad end Cognac BfaHdie. Scotch Malt aud IRISH WIS
Ky. &c ,,, >,,,rr,.
Raspberry Cherry Rose Aneed Perfect Love Ncyeu and
assorted French i.loueurs III bottle.
The above tosete, with stock of fresh Teas and eener
n assortment OF choice Groceries, offered terms that vii
not fail 10 please those whs call.
NewYork, Dec. 18Th, ISL. datJaal'
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: !. .1Ep1caN EIAgrIC suspENpERs AND WEE.

A MERICAN ELASTIC SUsPENDEhs LAND We.
c,reents OF The fnbssreef In copeunding lnn uhbr
and sa.Ypng 10 The manufacture q rsauS Weboinz
lie ~ III as new machinery warrants hun 10 saying tat tie
rspends offered fa sa By him are tho best ever Eeds
aroag th9 advantages ns cIairs biz mode u manufac
1re over Of Dir Goodyear freedom nom the .ulphsrr1s
sclIs 50 nssoarrbe from Gs The peculiar and eKeiustse
sres withou. additional bulk or weight, p common
COMPLAINT ensnns hoss who hsse uaed aI. C tc,pshe1
Tna entirely obTirtsd BY Days proeea snd deseg n
ercfT or webbing taTiLet t. tbs goods 40.
MAIDEN lane An assortment, embracing all The leading pet
terns slYsys on hand cad otEaebJ u T. DAY,
spccsszo- 10 the RoIbun India Rubber CO.
.r9IIy X kistdea Eaas.