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PORT OF NEW YORK, MARCH 81.
Cleared.

RISES. .........5 At MOON go. so
SUN sETs... 80. % HIGH wArER....:... 81
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AMERICAN mUSEUm,
IND RpETlJAl, EAJR

~ y = u y n n
EVERY DAY AND EVENING TAlS WEEK
Commencing Monday, April LIST, lS4L
{-Dav VIsi ers admitted the same evening free III
THE KENTUCKY MlNSTKELS are engaged for Que
week 80 49,
Also, engagcd.Mr WIN. COLE, the celebrated Chinese
talented DOG BILLY.
Miss p; RICHARDS, charming Vocalist
La PETITE CEHlTO. the admired Dan.suse
ME- PfRDEE, late from Europe, his first appearance
MIX RICHARDS, Sentimental Singer.
MIR. b WILLIAMS the Singer and Story Teller
MIR HOWARD, the Violinst.
I. G.. BOOTH the Comic Singer
BEAUTIFUL WAX FIGURES representing group Of Indians
oil me Crow Tribe IN the act o. Killing Santa Fee Trader
g e.hser with GEN TOM THUMB. POLLY BODINE and
The GlPsY FAMILY, six in number, recently from Ger
tgvpt may be seen in heir native costume 800 -
The GlPsEY QUEEN the Fortune Teller, NAV he prvnte
ly cons led at ali hour, Of the day ans evening '
terormances every evening at ~ O'Clock and Wednesda,
and saturday afternoons at O'Clock ~ y
tickets 20 eentschdren under ten lxJ. Twen
five cents for private consultations with the pr,
Queen. ~ ,no1 rc
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Lodge. and the order generally invited to attend
his funeral tomorrow afternoon at o'clock, from his
late residence Pearl street. Franklin Square House
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SCQTT,S RAZAAR

SCOTS BAZAAR,
tsaweh SANDS sCo re,wms his 9oS, an,
thanks to his friends and the public large for the hbe
m received since he opened the above house
by the sans strict attention 70 merit continuance thereof
too we'll kf own IN need comment.
large assortment Of Rsfreshments 10 BE had AZ all
until y At night, such as
Beef Steaks, Poachrd Egps S,rdinrs
Mutton thops Gold Ham, Buckwheat Cakes
Fired kidneys, Cold Cornd Beef, Coffee and Tea,
Ham and Eggs, P,ckled Tongues, Wech Raeblts,sc
dublin Brown-stout always dnught ,,,
good Dinner Of Roast or Boiled Meats shilling
~ day from TO three o'clocH.
Families supplied with the best Scotch and IRISH Whsksy
NO house better supplied with English insh SCOTCH Welsh
md city Papers Always the iaest possible news by the
Good Rooms for Private Parties. Clubs Mectings and Re
erences i23msec
ENGLISH BONNETS, MILLINERY, &c.
lust RECEIVED AT J. LYONS, 81 iohn STREET, aud
30 Maiden Lane. splendid assortment OF ENGLISH BON
NETS, consisting Il super Patents, fine hutlands Albert
Braid &c Also, eegaat assortment Ct Iuscans Rib
bons Flowers, aud other article the mil
n~ Mlliner and Others respectful y invited to call
Examine The English Hats the ceares and hest
10 the AL The above will be sold wholesale or re-
tail, at % Maiden lsue and 81 John street
N BThe Basement Of % Maiden Lane Iet--pcas,sos
given Immediately. ny imsec
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MARITIME HERALD.


All Pilots and Captains Of vessels requested
fact that Robert s. Martini formerly ship news collector
not in employ He therefore, receive any
newspapers reports intended for the New York Herald.
Foreign Letter Bags.
Hereafter Letter aud Newspaper Bags for all parts of
World will be made up at the HERALD OFFICE.
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SHELF AND HEAVY HARDWARE.

SHELF AMI l1ltAV HAhDW AXE.
John KU THVEN 81 John eet daily receiving fresh
imp.ed Goods very low prices bought previous
advance in gland for cih and socs call from Country
Merchants previous making their purchases AmoL
assortment be found the following leading articles
always hand viz
An ss Mouse hole and Wilkinsons.
Collins & Co 5 genuine Axes
8 ,nde son, Broth RI X Co genuine Cast Steel,
Chains-bright Trace Halter, Fifth Log.
lbbotson Con Scythes and Files.
Wedding Hoes, Japaned Half Brit and C. s.
Brade's Fat mt Hoes.
Butchers Ed,e Tools.
Eowlands M !. and Cross Cut
Cut aud Wfousht Nails
shoves and .pades, Ames, Rowands and G. s.
Henp-M lnia and otton Rope, all size.
Locks, Plate, Knob Pad Amer can
Hinges, Hook, Plate Butt. Patent &C.
James Wood Screws, genuire.
Wilson's Shoe and Butcher Knives, genuine.
Saws-ttard, mel Back. sc.
Vces--Brit and Cooper Key, superior.
Shoe Thread AID Tw,ne.
Cotton, Wool and Horse Cards
Guns SInple and Double Barrel.
Pistols Rifles, Caps, Flnts. &C.
Also large Of American Hardware at manufac.
turer's prices.
Table and Pocket Cutlery Jos Rodgers sons other
celebrated mahers-al Of which will be sold for
proved paper to Southern and Western Merchants buyng their
spring stocks. JOHN RUTHVEN
ma 3tdw WV SFfW'cc 81 John
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Passengers Arrived
PrrsAcoIA-schr WIN K Bird-W Pierce. ] + Wells w
L Case, Runney, Green. w Cochran Pierce, J g
Green L Boomer.
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Ship Masters end Agents.
Ne shall favor Captains Of Vessels will
10 20 IN, nnu osFnf M o. on, new. ses! r.
Vessels Spoken their Passage List of their Cargo and
board them immediately their arrival Agents aud Cor
respondents at home abroad will also confer favor b,
obtain Nautical IstornatioH Of kiAd will bc thankfully
received
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= IL fBEACON COURSE-TROTTING.
Stake No 1.-Two Mile Heats hanes-free for horse
troited for money. 500 sub. h II.
No. 2-Same "a No l. under the saddle
No. 1.-TWO Mile Heats in hsrnsss-iree for horses never
troted for apurse. 800 sub h. IL.
No. A. Same as No under the s'ddle
Nu. Two Mile Heats IN farpess- free for horses never
pure. SEQ sub h. f.
No. SANE rs No 5, unSer the saddle
No. Tive Mile Heats for horses never
purse S75 800 sub h. IL.
No. 8-Same AS No T. under the saddle
No. 1.-Two Mile Heats in haIne'sfrse for horses never
pare over 500. Sub 500 h f.
No. 10 same as No 0, under the saddle.
The above 70 and close Monday TIE 9th of
April, at II. SMITHS 81 ParkRow, BIZ o'clock p NJ thr
make 10 the LIST Monday in May
ma 4teodsec
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PEhLE'S HEW YORK MUSEUM
AND PICTURE GALLERY

AND PICTURE GALLERY.
tBroadtCdy 0ppostte ths Ctr Hal
EVERY p Ny AND EVENING THIS WEEK.
trac, ions.
The manager is happy to engagement with
SiGNoR FRANC~CO. the Magician and Equibrist, late
from the merican Museum.
The PHlLA DELPHlA MINISTRIES, in Songs, &e.
signoI MONT!VEDO, with nine mechan, cal figures
The Mighty GIANTESS, of enormous proportions, and
most beautiful vocalist.
NJ D. w Wight, sn unequalIed sentimental singer.
MISS JESSELYN, an accomplished danseuse
GYPSY Gil sister of the Queen at the American Museum
may be consulted privately at all hours Of the day
Fudge Mermaid Grand Cosm and 500 900 urositi-s
suit the f'ipsv Girl mice
PARK THEATRE.
'INHE Public is respectfuily informed that
MR. WALLACk AMI MRS BROUGHAM
engaged for few nights and will make their first appear
MONDAY EVENING, APRIL l.
NIL 2lec
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NOW IN PRESS

NOW IN PRESS,
AND TO BE SOON READY FOR SALE,
PROV. FAuVEL GOURAUDS
III r ON N f. TECHNIC
LECTURES,
OR A FULL EXPLANATION OF HIS
COPYRIGHTED PRINCIPLES
SUCH as illustrated TO his PRIVATE classes PRIVATE
" lessons Of his various the City of New York.
10 Further notice will b. of the book to
be had and Of the which W be reasonable
to obtain complete Knowledge OF the theory of is popular
system Of Alnemolechny.
to guard against SPECULATIVE attempts ulling EN- by
tesded ev'at ons' or puboatopa d MS system Every
page Of Pfof "a system coryHIGHTED, and his verbal
plantations OF IT'S Wncples have been the WORD roR wosn
fhs Copyrighted Priv Lessons or Lecturer" = hi,
also caution publishers who mis- ht be pur
chase fraudulent manuAc;ipts inngng upoa Prof Gs
right.
~ Final y, every advertisement of.rng any GENUINE
on ibis tops VII Be Sgd ~ ths AgthGI
GERMAN COLOGNE WATER AGENCY.
THE UNDERSIGNED having received the Agency for the
Uned states OF THIS cell braed Perfume tued by
peouine kind) ot of the Heent qualities on hand
which he offers far sale; gnd prepared ord fol
the importation OF the article at very low prices Dealers
CT. GRosHELM,
nr2o 3tawlm'rc 80 Plattstreet
NORTH AMERIC AN FIRE INSURANCE CO.
~ Nine Thousand Dollars stock Of this company 1f which
Robert Ainslie Pre- ident aud John hcB Secretary
also, lao North American Tus and Banking Company
q wh zen thomas rm,gs vas rTesdeat Dan, O. Tyl.,
Yies Irrsuent' aho william ,o9ke I&her-ior sale a.
III ''F'''' '''''' ana on ''''' j'ohSE '6RELArtA!SE
Jefferson Insurance Co. .f which Thomas W. Thorre is Pre-
sid.nt. and George 7 Hope is Secretary.
TO LET-Store No New street near w all street three
Rvnon stable and three house 80 Hud
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SHIRT MIN UF.TCTURF,
AND GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING STORE,
90 MAIDEN LANE-Just received. the late.t and
w approved French pattern Shirts general Of
shirts, Under Garments Hosiery C'avas ndkerchefs, &c.
Shirts and Under Garments made order and repaired
short notice. Also hand general OF Ready
Made Clothing which will be sold the following prices
viz
Over Coats from ........ 50 to IL
Sack do. .....
Dress do. to IA
Vests
All made OF the best materials and the modern style
Persons furnishing their materials depend upon
having them made in the beat manr.- the following
pIices -:
Over Coats. made and trimmed. .Ss to 10 90
Dress do do do to 10 90
Frock do do do to 70 90
Vests aud Pantaloons, ....si so to / IS
rnrI unse
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American Man ufactures.

STEWART & WRIGHT, Cotton Brokers,
Corner Wall and Water sts
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Herald Marine Correspondence

ST.. THOMAS, March 6.
Ss and x will be- cads so fn ee 5S r.e d., Pqs
om Bottom for Maracabo or days ass Mariner Kidder
daioape do dos Sarah Louisa Te,t from Do for hardest
@ LADY B'nsey TOT La
e Rico wa. blown out lost anchors Splendid Robinson fin
ju't arr; Lawrence, Chu chill NYork do Sid 4th Benz
Swan Benjamin. from st Crox for st Martins close sale Of
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NEW YORK March s0h, IY4t.
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.
THE ABOVE REWARD is offered by the undersigned in
addition he reward Of 500 offered by his honor the
May New York for the and conviction Of the in
cendaes who fir, the Lyehouse Waeroom of John
Gibbons ~ The of No. ila and 2O Perry street. Frda,
uOHN GIBBONS, Manufacturer Of Cotton Goods, No. I2t
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PALE YELLOW SOAP FOR FAMILY USE
n Soaps. N""''
Essences, PstchouI, Rose, Musk Verbena, &C., &c.
Eau de Cologne, and Lavender Water.
Peach. Rose and Florida Wasr
Perfume Bags and Toilet Powder.
With every article comprising entire frumery lower
prices than at any other house.
SOAP WORKS. 70 Trinity Place,
ml2 lmsr late Lumber street
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IohDg Ladies Boarding School.
Angerona Seminary.

THHHIS School, located i'll the vicinity Of
Il Winchestef, AID devoted 10 the instruc
ton of Young Ladies N the higher branchrs
Of education designed more particularly d
Boarding School. WAS resumed, und@i
he care Of the subscriber on the secono
Monday in September last. 1he general AZ
Engagements Of ,lr' school are The same as
when forme'll under tie car, If the under
signed, and embraces = thoro"gh course q
instruction n all the branches Of English, elias
seal and ornamental educ.tion.
Trims. per session OF and half months,
payable one half IN advance.
For junior pppds, including board wash
ing and tuition. 500
For senior pupils. including do. S.
6. Languages included, u
French s6;Drawing & Painting Sl0 Piano 81
C,rculsrs, giving Eull particulars, filrn Sic
on application 10 the undersigned. either per
sonalIy or by letter
L 7ETcHELBERGER
October 81. l844-6nTpdJ
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Fall and Winter Supply Of
G5en5 :Noopst

YETHE subscriber is now receiving and
q opening at his store in " % dstock. a
large assortment OF British and Domestic Dry
Goods, suitable for the Fall and Winter sales.
which in addition to his former stock, com
prses fine and general assortment of Sea
sonable Goods, to which he calls the attention
Of his friends and the public generally to give
him call, as he pledges himself MOTTO be IN
dersoia by any other establishment in the
country. If you will only give him cali he
is confident his goods and prices will give en-
tire satisfaction. Among his assortment may
be found
Blue, black invisible green. and gray cloths
Pilot and waved beaver cloths for oyercoats
Blue. black and fancy cassimefes
black. steel mixed and plaid satin-tts
Ky jeans. red < whit fannes, kenton Do.
Swansdown, sup. satin, merino and v&lenta
Vestings, em5r'd merino, alpaca and fancy
Scarfs superior blk It cravats and stocks
Bandana & flag six hdkfs, Irish linen
Buck, kid & WOODEN Sioyrs, wooden comforts
Madras and gingham era ats
4 splendid assortment Of goods for the ladies
consisting in part of
Blk fgd and fancy alPacas. bom1azine, Grape
De lain. MelInos fancy p ms, and a tariety
Of OTHER go3,s for dreSse,
Nousln de ham, mode, shally, cashmere,
Prusian and thihet shawls, Eariston, Man
chester AMI plaid wooden gnghsms
Fsencl, crilnp'd elnnety; Write and colored
Florence satin, DIX, pink and blue 1t. Grape
Blk mode. Grecan cashmere s, wooden units
Bonnet, cap and velvet ribbons
-up blk and co'd k d, wo LEI, s. cot gloves
White and blk blond. nett, Iacnnett, null,
swiss and Book muslin, laces, edgings and
| insertings, aipa aprons, long lawn surges
Fringed blankets, cotton bdkfs, apron check
BIea & bro cotton, twlIecl do osnahurg
Cotton yarn, candle wick, spool cotton &c
ALSO. large assortment of
Boots, shoes. hats, caps, bonnets, saddlerv.
Hardware, queensware and groceries
All of which VIII be sold on accomm od;,-
ting terms for cash or 70 punctua customers
at six months time. Give me g call.
REUBEN WALTON
N 3 All kinds of country produce taken
in exchange for goods [oct. s 1874
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SEARS NEW MONTHLY
ENAEzEa.Y MAGAZINE.

IN voLUwE CvNw s.RrEs) FOR .FaE rEaa 18+5
Established for the
nlFFU SION OF USEFUL KNOWLEDGE
EnhSt 'Shed wish
NUMEROUS FINE ENGRANlNGS
Ed tel nd published bs ROB pr SEARS
M ia Fulton street. New York ely
In Monthly Parts, OF FlFIy octave pages
Terms. 50 4 wear, payable on The delive-
~ Of the January and retruary
Nunb, rs.- O--rNo subscriptions
received for less period
than one year.
Tie increasing sp.s,t oi Intelligence wl,,c
is gradually ex'endng itself among all casse
OF the conmnnt. IN this country, and indeec
throughout The clyiilsei world rs the dstu
s,iishlng character sic OF ,h- present age =
70 the improved systems OF general ecllcs
ton, no les, than The mighty agency Of Tn
Pass, an engine of almost superhuman powel
aud infuence--is to ne ascii5ed the high Gle
Walton ia VIII ch the standard OF universal in
telIigence has attained And abundant ~
have been the avowed vehicles fof populars
ing general knowledge throughout the land
s,lI It is to be regretted, we possess non,
shat propose the onerois and pa. amount Oh
iect Of supplying. granary of the ,cnnocea
wheat. whose office shall be TO separate he
tween the spun lons and the real; and which
discsrding thenoxioi,s weed. shall HUSBAND
lie precious gram, th0s spreading out before
us Il literary banquet, whose via,sds are nc!
o.b most gratefal to the tssse, but aehea!Ih-
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situated in different parts of said county. and
in various sized tracts, which he will sell in
lots or parcels Of from 200 to 500 Acres, as
may suit purchasers, at prices ranging from
One to -Four Dollars per acre, according to the
quality, location, and the Improvements upon
the land.-Payments to be, one-furth in hand
and the residue in three equal annual install
ments. A liberal reduction will be made in
the price, for the cash all down.
The lands are Of q quality, which, in Shen-
andoah or Rockingham, would command three
times as much as the prices at which they are
offered for sale
Mr.. John T. Hickman, residing in Wood
stock, Shenandoah county, Formerly q citizen
of Hampshire,) is well acquainted with the
location and quality Of q laTge portion Of the
land offered for sale, and letter Of recmnmen-
dation from him to the subscriber, will be O
advantage to any person making application tt
purchase.
The title to the land is unquestionable, anC
deeds with general warrantee Of title will be
made to purchasers
ANGUS w. MCDONALD.
Romney, Hampshire county,}
June q, 1874. 6rn&5
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THEIRS FRENCH REVOLUTION COMPLETE.
FOR ONE DOLLAR md a
QU4RTER!f

CAREY & HART, Philadelphia, publish
this day. a new and cheap edition Of the HIS
TORY OF THE FRENCH REVOLUTION,
bv NJ. A. THIGns, late Prime Minister ct
France Translated from the French, with
notes and additions. In 3 vols. Price only
S1,25-paper covers, (French style,)
The edition Of the History of the French
Revolution, now offered to the public, is prin
ted on VERY LkRGE TYPE. on good paper
and contains upwards Of SEVENTEEN HUNDRED
large octave pages, aud IS unguestouably thu
cheapest book ever published. Il forms q
necessary introduction TO the I.IrE OF NApoLE-
ON, by NJ. A. Theirs, now i'll Press, and the
two works present complete II story Of
France, from the commencement OF the
FRgScH RkvoLuT1oS, down to the death Of
NAPOLEON.
Also, THEIRS LIFE OF NAPOLEON,
without the slightest abrdgment, FOR ONE
DOLLAR!
CARY & HART, having purchased an ear,
ly copy, will shortly publish
THE HISTORY OF THE CONSULATE
AND THE EMPIRE-By NJ, \. THlEes,
Author Of the .'IIistory Of the French
Revolution"
Translated from tie Frenct, aoM Notes
and additions.
This magnificent work, "7he Life o. Napo
leon" on which NJ. Theirs has been engaged
for many wears, is at length completed and
is now in the hands Of the printer. \ com
pany was formed in Paris. who purchased the
copy right for $4,000 francs. or
One Hundred thousand DoHars.
The Paris edition will form ten large octa.
vo volumes, and will cost about SIS. Nessys
Carey and Hart have purchased an early cory
of the work from the Paris publisher, and will
issue a translation of this famous work, stimuli
taneously with its publication IN Paris FACT
volume of the Paris edition viii be comprised
in single number of the American edition,
and will be sold tor
TWELVE AND A HALF CENTS,
and remittance of ONE DOLLAR, free Of
postage) will pay for the entire work. in ten
numbers. ,shich aciH contain euery ,cord IN tie
original addition.
Orders to be addressed to CAREY g. HART.
Publishers, Philadelphia enclosing One Dol
lar, Gree of postage) will be attended to-
ITEditors giving the foregoing advertisement
three Insertions previous TO December 20
1874, and forwarding paper to the publish
ers, with the advertisement will be entitled
to receive a copy of both works. They viii
also oblige the publishers BY calling attention
to the advertisement in their editorial columns
Nov. Is, 1874.
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TRUST SALE.

Ely Virtue of deed OF trust executed to
ESthe subscriber, as Trustee, by Joshua
Wood, for certain purposes therein named
and which is recorded in the Clerks Office Of
Page County. shall by the direction of GER
tain creditors therein named, proceed TO sell
on THURSDAY he Cd Gay of J'anuary neat. or
the premises, the following tracts and parcels
of land conveyed in said deed of trust. to
the highest bidder, namely.
A certain tract Of land, called the mill tract,
living on the South River, and said to contain
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACRES,
on which is situated Merchant Mil, good
dwelling house, and other out houses Ice
house. &c.
Also, at Rlysville, Two lots or parcels of
land, known as the Rjiysvile Property.
Also the tract of land Known as the Lock
art Farm, said to contain about 200 acres,
principally in timber,
Also, a Five Acre tract lying near Rileys
vile, conveyed to said Wood by Vincent
Wood.
Also, colt named as one year old in this
said deed Of Trust: all the sheep, one set OF
blacksmith too 5; a lot OF Iron, part of wa
son, and all the farning utensils--upon the
following terms and conditions. The person
al property will be sold on a credit of nine
'nohtitS, of t"e patSh@sels S'hi5 "''io' "tN1
approved security. ,a
The real estate to be sold for one fourth OF
the purchase money in SIX months from the
DAY Of sale, The balance in three equal annu
al payments thereaffer, bonds with approved
security. and deeds Of trust on the Zeal es-
tate to secure the payments Such title to
the real estate will be made to the purchaser as
is vested iii the Trustee.
Sale 10 commence at the mill. thence 10
where the other property may be, and con
tinue until all, or SO much thereof as may
be sufficient TO satisfy said deed of trust, be
sold.
A. A. JONES, Trustee.
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NEW GOODS.
CEEApER TKAM IVEa.

EETllA be opened in day or two, at the
w store of the subscriber in Woodstock.
tne assortment Of FALL AND WINTER
GOODS, suitable for ladies and geptlemen's
sears such AS French Bombazine, merino.
lpacas. silks, calces of the newest styie,
,hsw's. handkerchiefs, sc. &c; cloths Of va.
ious kinds, Blue blue black. brown, nilot, cs.
Diet, &c &c. cashmere of various shades and
eoloFs. vestings Of various descrptio y. fine
essottment of hats Russia, beaver &c very
5heap-s fine assortment Of domestic cot,ons,
cotton yarn of all Nos, a good assortment Of
Hardware--aiso, aueensware, drugs na;n,s.
,'yestutis, &c &c,-all &c hich has beer Sc.
eciesi with great care, and viii BE sold low.
~; he asks is call from tie public. and ,hcv
an see for themselves, Feelng thankful
'ol past tavers, he viii endeasog to plerit a
continuance of the same
Produce taken in exchange for goods.
Oct. s, 1874.