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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-07
WILLIAM PETTET,
ID X A PER n ND TAIL OR,
DO FULTON STREET NEW WORK

l.,
% T Fu i STREET. NEW YORK.
se al whS y| Of his w h
savins thirty he Offers for their consideration the fol
Superior Dress Goats, made to order, .....slo
WOOL dyed o. ek' from '''..'''' ''.''''' to 10
Fancy esn ............ ......." 2tos,75
Persons furnishing their MISUNDERSTANDING thinning
N the neatet manner at the following priest
ar sa aad ssv Uniform, made in III. best w
B-olothlas made FIR tho souts and wes'ern market,
4 .hsrs d the pubic patronage is solicited alaim-rc
HODGES Gel EBRATED LONDON BIrTENs,.
THESE 81 tThko are highly recommended by ire medical
also positive cure Tor Ever an asae and eau be OBJ aimed
all the s. s. se; n. ' United s'f sold w6Oss
Nh ~! f fS,,,s Bells p Auction Store
ure'ior qualities delivered all parts Of the city free
Hotel Grocer Country Merchants. are requested
TO call aud examine for themselves. apis Lam
oil, AMP SILVER Rf M ASD As AVER Of
and ss.rsmn,. ss mold, Ha H'a and sver' Jewellers
'N' 'A''''"''' ' S&sS S1as1 'Sjss. Wall
Fin. Gold Rolled Silver Plating. Brass and PLACED Metal
constantly on hand 133m-m
JAMES LACY,
ID r 4 Pc X 4 ND TAIL
O2 JOHN STREET, NEAR WILLIAM,
CON INUEs M he up Gent.men's Ga ofsuperioI
low es IA, ock Of soods eonp,e. General
Of sss Is aid French Coh camss' vs.ps
purchasing srsNS ts' xSD 1 s sjsi ' ao%5s
consisting OF III the fashionable style Of goods to be
to Sa hf %aiisi CASH On mage and mace
-M- ia. -
SCOTS BAZAAR,
sGo returns s'G %S
since Opsn.d the above house and hops
The aaaitiss si Il. &is: Wines. LiaaoI and Cas: arr
large assortment Refreshments to be had at all hour
an ELI r s I, night such PS,choa Er .,d..
Dublin g n always on n a,ASEh. :
~ DAY from one 2 ). th.ss oeos.
city Papers Always is,es poasbls news By the
Good H"Oms for Private Parties. Clubs, Meeting. and Re
i.rences t23m-ec
MONEY TO LEND
"A 1e,r roadway loans money IN rge or small sums
may be repaired stches piam9nds Jey elry slve
"y oa. Wearing Apparel and personal sl E,y"s:y
YeSar ok ztNOblA-lh beautiful R..r.u,e Yacht.
Ter % yacht ton: DOR ans
, ,aer she CA be sen s Ms9ha!s1a ldId Py poes
HSs NV sa tn sV Apply . to Mr. 'oS 1 at is
NEW GOODS AND KEDI CAD PKiCtsAI
CASH ~ MAJ ,s,,,,rur,
A slNGLk TRIAL vii coav,acs any gent that mer'
ss IH' rom =" Dss So So aa from 5,
s8i vests ION e30 every Other lie IA th
warranted.
received large assortment of Fancy summer Cas-
simvres and Vesngs stre Please cali ard ey ne
before givinx y orders
gentlemen urashins their Cloths &c can have them
mad aud tubn.en as usual the best manner at
aud Vets 81 30 to So w. wy
Terms cash delivery.
al25 Im"tr MICHAEL r. MARTIN
! FRENCH ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS. We
THE subscrbers just received per late arrival. ou
Havre. keep constantly on hand, complies assornrn
! French ArtIfciaI Flowers
| Materials of all KINDS for Flowers
Feathers, Hair Ornainents and Millinery arces-lor
| sale by HENRY kNnN I'm poreu,
IA am IRE ~ Libertv pss
| The
| INVISIBL
| WIG
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VICTORIA BAZAAR.


THE HOUSE AND STORE, No S,s BROADWAY. is
situated the most els ibie Of Broadway bus
location and the hole Of .h bu ding i'll be alter aud
the BEST style, VICTORIA BAZAAR, with cOul
glass and other convent he counters and
will be sear.ey for the IF Staple and ancy
Goods, :Siks La CImps, MileIy ard silk and
wor.ted erals Ai.o, Ladns fa.ionab's Head Ore
ard other o Gold silver aud PLATED Wa Watches
and Cloeks La%a. Chandeliers and FiDe Gallery Also,
ch Cnnn and Glass Artuals and other rich Books
Pcke BOOKS, Cne. w. br la. and IarasoIs Coniecto
sh STR Toys, AID rich goods Of description aud for
fashionable Mners Dress Makers, Merchant Ialos
hae,s and And in order that the Bazaar should be
hoba lie and worthy Of pub ic
WILL for the sale Of oferior damaged
om the gentlemen ladies intend take charge the
The prOpIetos nleud II ssibe that each
yer shall eon1s,a different kld Of good: ad III articles
Ola cases will also be tied up exhibiting premium goods
Inventions AID other the
back of he will be let Ice Saloon
HE ESTABLISHMENT also heated, lighted and kept clear
by the propneors
IC5- a few and glass still to let
he basement will be mad. under the BAZAAR and
fitted glass and counters They will also b. let for
Gent enen SCOT and Shoe Fancy Baskets and ote
ectabie bssiness.
N Persons who wish hire stands in the Bazaar vii
psase to apply the premises. all 2wsec
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TOBACCO " bales Saint Jago de Cuba
lu do Guisa
Coffee 80 bags Saint iago new crop.
Arrow X 'ot-i 90 ibs., 10 barrels amt
Segax80 100 Just ansing from the bdrue Cleaner in
sorted Or +nds, crop.
In tore general OF aegars Of celebrated brands
oflas, years stock, offered wholesale and retail by
A. A SAM AMOS,
al0 im~rc No. Wall 1t. .nd 2s9 Broadway
'INOBACCU-FiNE CUT AND SMOKING -Feciing IN.
eli to close up interest Tobacco Mandatory,
offer for sale guanIt, Of fine and smoking
call the attention. OF Wessrn Merchants and other
buyers thin, the quality Of the tobacco being Of the host
,ad prices by far o,s ef than usual.
nj 3mt rc HN FABEH No New IL
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UNITED STATES DAGUERREAN CALLER
I13 RRO.ApW.aK UP ST.ALRS

]
153 BROADWAY, UP stairs
T. WHITE would uIy cell the attention Of citizens
G and gers VISIT the city bis splendid Collection
OF DAGUkkKEOr i re FORT RATS. single, in grourf
fourteen the plate which,
and accuracy Of deinearon eenno, sap .ed Portraits
prices OF which he has reduced those charged by the
-xW riencod the business
The American nsttut", late exhibition awarded Mr.
White fst premium for the best Daguerreotype ikencss
Of the sueor,ty OF his portraits MIR White m the sole agent
New York for the superior imported German Camers
other Establishment the City State they be
obtained
B.-mported German Cameras; also French aud Ameri
Chemicals, Polishing Mat rals &c always on hand for
sale a > very lowest prices ia 3sn
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SEGARS! SEGARS
LIT the topper e.iIht in his bottle and glass,

Let the t0per i<ht IN bis bottle and Rass,
VIII seek not iis p ensure 70 mar
But there's noihi Y the eDjOr mept turp,ss,
Of real Hapand Segdr.-IHe Smokers Song.
SEIXAS, at his establishment, popu a. d. Walden
Lane Howad Hotel receive from his sgent
ia arrival Sgers OF the choices snd nosl
approved brands market affords His stock
ID cmpr,s gIeaer saIiety tina. can be prcu,ed az
ohr establishment the C incl ding the cele rstd extra
KIug and Ga Rssalias Nor EsparAl Fiorinda.
,mas, Trsbu Principe. and ohea which has no hash
tairu averrng error to ever be ore mpoIte
Citizens aid re nesred to cal at No Maiden
Lane HoSira's Hoe an1 judge for IN mseves ma msIc
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COLD AND SILVER Re.FiNER AND AS sAytR OF
" Me- rALS-b Uoid, Old Gold and Silver, Jewellers
and Silversmlths Sweepiuss bough bs
A BARNARD, Ufice Wall street,
Works 24l Mercer st.
Fine Gold Rolled Silver Plating Brass PLACED Metal,
constantly on hand. e23imsm
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sew GOODS AND KEDII CAD PKiCESAr
NJ A Rims
CASH TAILORING ESTdBLTSHMEN1

FRENCH ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS, &c
THE subscrbers JUST received per late arrival. fran
Haye, constantly hand coInpet,
French ArniciaI Flowers
Materials of all KINDS for Flowers
Feathers, Hair Ornaments and Millinery ar,iclesfo
sale by HENRY MIN, I'm porteu,
m ERE ~ Liberty street. n ststr.
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-07-31

SANDs's SARsAPARlLLA.-The human frame may
properly be compared to musical instrument, pos.
sessing peculiar powers all Systematically arranged,
and executing various movements of pieces and Je
is the music produced by this combination, the re-
suit of such harmonious action. So long as the ma
chine is regularly wound up by constant supply OF
proper nutrition (Which is pure blood so long will
the music continue; but when the source becomes
impure, this wonderful instrument will shortly cease
its movements and it is found that life is simply the
sum of the functions that resist death. Ii proper
medicine is administered while there is strength left
in the constitution, disease may be subdued and the
patient restored to perfect health
Sands's Sarsaparilla, composed entirely of vege-
table extracts, has been tried and fully proved in
wide range Of diseases, to be all that is required to
dspel disease and re.establish a healthy action
Rheumatism, Lumbago, Pain in the Bones, Ulcers,
Scrofua, destroying the glands, Nervous Affections,
Salt Rheum, and other cutaneous diseases arising
from an impure and depraved state of the blood will
be safely and efectuay cured by its USE Patients,
after suffering for years with chronic and constitutions
al disorders have speedily regained health by its use
aud testified to the same for the benefit Of suffering
humanity.
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, by A. B.
& ID. SANDS Wholesale Druggists, IS Fulton ST.,
New York Price 81 per bottle; bottles for vs.
Agents for Washington city ROBERT FARM
HAM, Bookseller corner of Pennsylvania avenue and
18th street, and r. s. PATTERSON, Druggist, cor
ner of Pennsylvania avenue and 9th street.
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EVERY MAN HIS OWN PHYSICIAJN
nYOTFS FAMILY MEDICINE CHESTS contain
~ the Sixteen Standard Preparations, of which L. W.
DYOI'T, NJ D. is sole proprietor
Chest No. contains follows, with full directions
for using attached to each article, viz: tag IA, sf
IL boxes Dyotts Anti Bilious Pills Csc 50 90
6 Mahays Plaster Cloth, small size IS so
9 Mahays Plaster Cloth, middle size SO 90
l Mahays Plaster Cloth large sze 90
9 Robertson's Elixir of Health, so 3 100
Q Robertson's Veg. Ner. Cordial SO 90
] Godbolds Veg. Balm of life 90
9 Robertson's Gout and Rheau. Drops 2 90 90
2 Robertson's Stomachc Bitters 90 2 90
Q Dyott's Veg. Tonic Bitters 90 90
Dyon's Veg. Purg. Compound 90 Q 90
Dyotts Circassian Eye Water 20 %
2 Vickers letter Ointment 3N 20
/ Tissot's Rheumatic drops 90
2 Vickers Embrocation 20 oO
2 Robertsons Worm Destroying Lozenges 90 w
Q Dyott's Tooth-ache drops 70 2U
2 Dyotts Patent Itch Ointment 90 a.d i w w
n;saannt Cor oash AL making Chest No | 20 co
Contents twice the above in Chest NO. az az ~ ~
Contents three times the above In No.. ov w
Remember these are the Forty \ ears tested Med-
cal Preparations. In the contents OF each Meu ts
Chest viii he found remedy for every disease to which
the human body subject It'll for these and these ony
that we hold ourselves accountable for the performance
Of that which they set forth and SO highly ptromzed
and recommended by all classes of our felloW-cuzens
md in case of failure where they used agreeaby
directions the money will be returned by applying ut the
FOUNTAIN HEAD No l43 North Second street. Philadel-
mia. T. w. DYOTT & SONS. a
ar For further particulars, DYoTT's ORACLE OF
HEALTH. Copies OF which can be had gratis by apply
mo nj the Office No I43 North Second street. of such
nersons as keep the above medicines for Gale.
For sale at the Bookstore of X. FARNHAM corner of
lh street and Penn avenue and at the most respectable
Drug Stores in the District where each on the bill can
be procured Separately. Jy2f
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RocKBRIDGE County, VA.-Thc Wings of this
powerful enlightened and influential county, like
their brethren of the still more powerful county
of Augusta, lying side by side, are organizing in
the most effective manner. We hope they know
may, we know they do know, what they have
to accomplish to counteract the sectional action
of Shenandoah, Rockingham and Page, in which
counties there exists disposition to make the
Presidential vote one of county strength and
county pride! This does not appear to us to be
taking just view of the responsibilities Of the
voter to his country and to his own rights--but
if our countrymen of those populous counties are
resolved to act upon narrow and contracted
view of county pride, instead of the expanded
motives which ought to sway the exercise of the
suffrage of enlightened republicans, there is but
one way to meet them-and that is by action,
energy and effort on the other 1t will be an
event fatal to rational Republican Government,
when citizens throw in their votes, not as Free
men ought, under the governance of reason, right
and conviction, but the influence of county and
sectional feelings, stimulated by artful dema-
gogues for party purposes
The Wings of Rockbridge, Samuel Mcdowell
Moore in the Chair, few days ago passed the
following telling resolution! A resolution which
speaks volumes to the agitators of Texas and Ia
riff Disunion:
Resolved, That the efforts now in progress
in South Carolina and elsewhere, by portion of
the Polk party to dissolve this Union, unless
Texas is annexed to it, deserve more than the
Reproduction of every true American citizen. And
as it is proposed to hold their first Dsunion Con-
vention in the city of Richmond, it is but right
that they should know that Virginia forbearance
does not extend to treason, nor Virginia hosp-
talIty to traitors. "-Richmond Wing.
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WArcHMAN, WHAT OF THE nIaHTl-Be 1t re-
membered, That our opponents have not had one
crumb of election news comfort, with the excep-
ton of the New Hampshire election, since 1914
has dawned upon us. All, we mistake last
spring they carried the city of New Orleans by
Elliott voters, and they did crop Justify but at the
late election they lost their all. The Wings
with propriety could date their political flow Of
tide back to August, 1S43 when North Carolina,
Tennessee, and Georgia set The ball in motion
But we will con6ne ourselves TO 1914. First
came New Hampshire of course. Next
came Connecticut, and the hardest political bat
tie ever fought in that State, and The Wings tri-
umphed noby. Next came Rhode Island, like
the handle on Jug all on one side, more particu-
.larly the Wing side. Next Maryland, Wing out
and out. Next Virginia, a hard fought battle !;
but the Wings came out first best Next Lou
isana-that State the Locos were sure Of.
They say they are now willing to call it draw
game. We say it has given strong indications
of being Wing State, and next November will
find it SO. Thus they end for the present. In
the local elections held this year, from one end
of the Union to the other, defeat has stared them
in the face, and they can not deny it. So much
for the elections in IA, SO far Waldo (A1e.)
Signal
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MILLINERY & BO.N.NETS ar AUCTION:
ON Monday afternoon, August $, at o'clock, I
~ will sell in my store, the effects Of MilIiner
and Bonnet maker about to leave the city, viz:
Straw and Florence Braid Bonnets t
Gentemen's Straw and Palmleaf Hats
Silks Velvets, Ribbons and Flowers
Silk Bonnets and Chidren's Flats
l Cramping and Gathering machine of London
make 1ss
Show case, Tables, sc. &c sal y. n ffs
WIN. MARSHALL,
iy30-dts Auctioneer.
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HOUSES FOR RENT ON CAPITOL HILL.
- THE west three-story brick house, which is
#ls;:I in the occupancy of Mrs. Ballard, can be had
at any time by making application to J.. W.. Beck,
who can be found at all times, at his Office on East
Capitol street, next to Capt Clements DWELLING
Also One two-story brick house, in the immediate
neghberhood of my residence, on A street east,
third square from the Capitol.
jy To- ). w. BECK.
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Wing SALUTE.-About o'clock on Saturday
evening, the Wings of Louisville, agreeably to
previous arrangement, fred salute Of 26 guns
in honor Of the glorious Wing victory in Louis-
ana. The discharges followed each other in rapid
succession, and doomed over the city as none but
Wing guns can boom. Each Wing heart in the
city fnttered at the sound, as joyously as the
wing of an unclaimed charlottesville Jour.
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L OCA L N E W s.

ST.VINcEHT's FEMALE ORPHAN AsYLUM-The
popular institution, which took place yesterday,
was witnessed by an immense auditory, and fully
sustained the high reputation, both religious and
literary, of the meek Ssterhood that govern and
instruct the children of the less prosperous por-
ton of our community, and under whose parental
care the lonely orphan is gifted with the riches Of
Learning, and blessed with the treasures of Reli-
gon. The venerable founder OF the Asylum, (the
Very Rev. WILLIAM MATTHEws0 was on this
occasion the :" master of ceremonies" assisted by
his honor the Mayor of Washington, each of whom,
in turn, distributed the premiums among the me-
ritorious classes. Addresses and recitatons were
delivered by the more advanced students, all of
whom acquitted themselves in manner rarely
excelled by those of lofter pretensons The te-
dun Of the literary exercises was efectually re-
lieved by an interlude of vocal and instrumental
music, executed in the most exquisite style
Hundreds of youthful countenances were wreath
ed with as many beaming smiles, whose brilIiancy
was reflected in the older faces of the graver
company Every one, indeed-old young, grave,
and gay--partook Of the festivity, and all were
richly repaid for three hours sitting, during the
heat of midsummer, in the crowded hall Of ST.
Vincents Academy. @
We cannot conclude this meagre notice with
out commencing this excellent institution to the
favorable consideration of the friends of the
orphan.
New BooKs.-We have received from G..
Brooke, periodical agent, copy of the Grand
father" by Miss Pickering, being No. 80 OF Har-
per's Library of Select Novels; !" Ellen Middle
ton" novel, by Lady Georgiana Fullerton; and
the Jesuit" being No. Ii Of the New World
Library of Fiction. Also, the Horsekeeper's
Guide work of importance to stable manage
ment by James Mills.
AccIDENT.--While several boys were engaged
in the dangerous sport of running down the steep
declivity of the pavement on Z street, between
9th and 10th streets, in hand cart the vehicle
was run ovev the arch and upset, and one of
them, son of Mrs Keller, was severely, though
we are happy to learn, not dangerously injured.
He was Immediately conveyed to the office Of
DR.. Hoban in the neighborhood, were his wounds
we're properly attended to. This sport is immi-
nently dangerous, and we would advise parents
to see that their children are not engaged in it.
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PETER CALLAN.
GROCERIES.

TT GROCERIES,.
HAVING purchased all the interest of WILLIAM H.
FALEs in the late firm of FALEs s. GLOVER, the SUBJ
scrber will keep constantly hand fine and fresh
assortment Of FAMILY GROCERIES, among which
are the following: @
Sogars.-Loaf Pulverized, Crushed, Lump, New
Orleans, Porto Rico Muscovado, Havana, Brown, &c.
Molasses--Porto Rico, New Orleans, Sugar-house
Syrup
Teas.-Imperial, Gunpowder, Old Hyson, Young
Hyson, Hyson, Hyson Skin Pouchong, &c.-all well
selected.
Cofse.-Java, Angoitura, Rio, Cuba, Laguyra, st.
Domingo, and Burnt
Spices -Allspice, Mace, Cloves, Pepper, Ginger,
Nutmegs Cinnamon, SIC.
Ea,it.-Fgs, Raisins, Prunes, Citron, Tamarinds.
OM-Lamp, Sweet, and Florence.
Ca,,dles--Wax (colored), Mould, Sperm, Patent
Sperm, and Adamantine.
Soap.-Windsor, Castillo Palm, Almond, Brown.
Fish -Mackerel, Cod, Shad, Scotch and other
Herring, SIC.
Cigns.-l5,OoO best Puerto Principe, and other
brands.
Miscelaneous.--Cheese, Lard, Hams, Salt, Maca-
roni Vermlcelli, Pickles, Catsups, &c.
.Mats-A great variety, made of grass, hemp, &c.
Wo3dlcare of all kinds.
Citizens, generally, respectfully invited to give
me call at the Of It'll and sire es opposite
July 10 R. L. GLOVER.
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OUTRAGE UPON THE SENATE.-Mr Ssson, of
Newport, who was confirmed by the Senate, as
the Surveyor of the port Of Pawcatuck, has de-
cned the Office and the President has appointed
during the recess, George Brown, who was nom
mated and rejected by the Senate! This is the
respect which John Tyler shows the Senate of
the United States.-Prou. Jour.
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FURNITURE, GROCERIES, CROCKERY. &c.
II IN Thursday morning, August l, at O'Clock. L
~ viii sell IN front Of my store good assortment
of new and secondhand furniture, also lot Of Gro.
ceries, Crockery, &C. among which are Mahogany
dining Tables, Bureaus, centre and card Tables ma
hogany Chairs French, high and low post Bedsteads
Beds, Bedding, hair and shuck Mattresses chamber
furniture, Looking Glasses, Solar and Astral Lamps.
Clocks, Andirons, Shovel and longs, parlor and
chamber Carpets, stair Carpet, cane and wood seat
Chairs, &c. and a lot of kitchen utensils.
Also, a lot of Groceries, Tobacco, Segars, Coffee
&c, with general assortment of China, Glass, and
Crockery. w. MARSHALL,
jy30 Auctioneer.
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NATIONAL EXITING HOUSE.

NATIONAL E.4ILNG HOUSE.
LAST DAY of the exhibition of the plus ultra of
Turtles (weghing SIC pounds) certainly the greatest
curiosity Of the kind ever brought to this market
and all who wish TO see the Grand Mammoth of the
Bahama Banks will please call before the slaughter
which will take place this evening, and will be serv
ed up tomorrow in the very best style, at III o'clock,
in SOUP steaks or otherwise, as may be desired and
daily thereafter until disposed OF.
w. WALKER.
Iss Families served as usual with any quantity,
in any part of the city. jy26-eolwif
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,jy3O-dts


A at PRIVATE sale, ...., II sIs.4
~ r AUCTION PRICES
200 quires full bound Blank Books j IN VI
200 do half bound do Is
so quarto Bibles; 500 pairs Shoes and Boots
200 dozen Spool Cotton !; 500 boxes fancy Soap
IS lady's Work Boxes 3aea9
10 splendid rose and and maple wood portable
Writing Desks A. NIT
dozen Guitars; dozen Violins
10 cases brass and wood work Clocks
200 dozen ladies' white and cold cotton Hose
200 do gentlemen's Half Hose s a HIGH
3 cases white fashionable Hats sss sss
Also Rogers Razors and table cutlery of all kinds
LEWIS g. HUNT, ,.8S ss
lie 28- Auctoneers,
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LLNSEED OIL,

T LLNSEED OIL
/ HAVE to-day received on consignment S barrels
prime Linseed Oil in good order, which will be sold
cheap for cash. J. F. CALLAN,
Corner Of E and 7th streets.
An additional supply of Turnip Seed will be open
ed this day. jy30-eo3t