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GROUND RENTS

WANTED. Apply to
BOND II GELB.4CH.
RedI Estate AGENTS, No. 40 Second-,t
8-,,S VINO offer for sale large variety of yery
Eagf cheap property, part of which we Nance
HsaH, large ard beautiful story dwelling with
,a--1l large back buildings-lot 22l feet front ITO
ueep to an alley, On Lexington ST near Charles st.
pnsra Also,a spacious and well arranged story
Eisst dwelling on w. Lombard st. near Howard. st
49, lot "a feet, l76 deep to an alley, with sta.
bes This house WILDE sold very cheap, in fee sim
pie or with ground rent. do in st. Paul st. near
Franklin, S2oO; in Exeer-st. near CRANKY Sc 500;
a nGat2 story dwelling MadiSon.s st. near Howard,
at only SJ0O-wi rent for $50; | in w. Lexington.
ST. near Pine, with passage and back building and
deep lot only $4,000; in Saratoga-st between Pine
ST. ana Run a'ley-2 story, with attic and back build
ing lot ID by liz feet deep, cost 81 400 to build II
now be sold at only 6 300, in payments Of l. ., g. 4
and years, Is under rent at $780, in Pittst aear
Eden, az $3.50 each; fine house in South Paca st.
near Little Green, only $1,000; in w. Fayette- ST.
near Cove, at 81 $50 each; 2 Harrison ST. near the
Synagogue; in Caronest. near F., Baltimore $500;
IN Wans6eck, near Hons ST., 1878 and $3.50; | in
Granny st. near Exeter, $1,000; in CORTLAND St in
fec $42SO; very large and desirable store with
dwelling on N. side OF Lexington ST. between Eutaw
and Howart-%ill be sold cheap on easy terms; and
many others.
BUILDING LOTS to Lease in every direction
some with advances.
large number of FARMS for sale. (Al nil
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ADJUSTMENTS.
STREET THEATRE,

HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE.
TNHIS EVENING. Nov, Goth, will be performed
n La SOMNAMBULAs Count Rodolpho, Mr..
SEGulN. Elvino, Mr. FRAZER. Amina, Mrs
SEGUlN. Liza, Mrs. BAILEY.
TO conclude with INDUSTRIOUS STRANGER
Benlamln Bowhell, Mr.. CHAPMAN. Gi1ibo, Mr..
ANDREWS. Fatima, Mrs. RUSSELL.
% Boxes rs cents-Pit 37k cents. Doors opep at
81 o'clock-Curtain rises at O'Clock II
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TENO THE YOUNG MEN OF BALTIMORE.
III furnishing MIGHT SCHOOL is now in ope
ration at the corner Of German and Eulaw streets
Reading, Writing and Arithmetic taught for ~ per
quarter Geography, Grammar, Algebra, Compost
ton, Natural Philosophy, and BlocutOn, on equally
moderate terms.
90 Young men wishing to acquire tie art ef PUB
Lie SPEAKING, will do well to Join. EgcoHnex0n
with Recitation class, will be given scientific in
struc tons IN that important branch. Apply to
A. StLVERrH0RNE,
n96-3t corner of German and Euiav-sts.
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WNR. MANN'S ANTI-BlLIOUSO OR LIVER
~ PILLS. The following Druggists are author
lied Agents for the sale Of these Pills, which have
bec0meso deservrdly pspular on accountof the many
astonishing they have perform ed in of Bill
ious Fever, All ecnons OF the Liver, Stomach, Bow
els, sc. j. F. Perkins Il Brother, cor. Franklin and
Green-ss; ]. W. Barry Co, cor. Market and Pearl
sis; j. B. stansbury, 81 Thames st. F. P; VI. w An
drews, 81 Hil-st; ". N. Robinson, cor, Saratoga s.
Gay-sts; w. s. Thompson, cor. Howard & Fayette
SITS; g. r. Stevenson, Gsy-st opposite Bel Air Mar
ket; Jos. A. Sawyer, Pratt and Paca SITS; and at
the propretors Principal Office, No. 9, Basement of
Jarvis's Buildings, cor, North and Baltimore streets,
Price % cents per Box. nos It
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nj EW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 10 PpArr

ri EW ESTABLISH 10 PRATT
~ STREET, 3 doors west of Charles st. BOOTS,
SHOES, HATS, caps, &c. &C. The subscriber
having opened an establishment for the transaction of
the above business in ali its varieties would respect
tuliy invite the attention of his friends and the pub
lie generally to his large and well assorted stock of
goods, which viii be sold such ptics cannot fail
to be an inducemeRt to those in want Of those ari
eles TO give him CALL We name 10 part: Mems and
Boys Kip, Calf and Grain BOOTS; do do. BROG
ANS; do. do. and Ladies and Misses RUBBEHS;
SIR and Cotton UNI B RE AS; Goat and Seal
TRUNKS; Beaver, Russia, Cashmere, Silk, Glazed,
Wool and Waterproof HATS; Mems and Boys Fur,
Cloth, Glazed and Plush CAPS, oset1eI with large
and general assortment Of all descriptions of fine
SHOES and Boots, and every other article in the above
line These goods have been laid in al the very low
estcash prices, and are all choice and fresh. Cali and
examine, and such inducements win be offered as
cannot fail 10 please.
nl7tf w. L. WILLIAMS.
THNHE SUCCESS OF GOURAUD'S
I'LL ITALIAN INDICATED SOAP,
in the removal of Erysipeas, Scrofula, Ringworm
Pustules, Blotches Spsts Tan, FTeckles, Salowness
IS unparalleled IN the history OF Chemistry. In add
ton to its great usefulness az cleatfer and whtea-
er OF the skim 1t is the most delicious Shaving Com
pound known-and can be used with either hard or
salt water. GOURAUD'S pOUDgES SU3TILES
wiii positively oytrpate every ycstige OF superior
delicate skin.
For sale by SETH g. EIANcr, l0s Baltimore street,
and corner of Charles and Prattsts., OBJ
dSTlLL ANOTHER ARRIVAL OF RICH
~ FRENCH GOODS, at +, GARDENERS, No. 1876
Market street, 9TH house above Light ST. Just recev-
ed from the north and will open this morning
Rich Chameleon SILKS; rich figd do.
Rich Chameleon Satin au Chenes
enemy, Scarlet, Crimsons, White, Blue and Pink,
Poult de Sos, Sans and Vevets, for Evening Dress
sc. Also, rich Tekerri, Long and Square SHAWLS;
French Cashmere DO. do; Ri silk Shawls
500 Scarlet Grape SCARFS; do. Cashmere do
Also, general assortment Of FANCY * STAPLE
GOODS, which are new and desirable, and will be
sold very low, at wholesale and retail. (Wholesale
Rooms up stars.) fri MA
CANVASS AND PADDING. Just reeeiv-
a. ed
50 pieces Heavy Linen CANVASS, suitable for Sack
ing Bottoms, sc.
20 pieces Common and Sup'Y Red PADDINGS.
case Heavy Bro. Canton FLANNELS; Common do,
d cases 3-4, Z 8 and "A Beach'd MUSLIN
BFALE II. RICHARDSON Il co.
No. 1913 Baltimore street,
nl7 [AR1 doors below Charles.
BLaNKETS! BLANKETSH BLaNKETsin'
"a EDWARD BIRD,
sp No. 900 BALTIMORE STREET.
Offers for SALE at reduced prices, q large stock of
Super Ribbon Bound Whitney BLANKETS
Also, medium quality do
Rogers, Welch and other patent FLANNELS
Thbet and Milled do
With large stock Of Cloths and Cassimetes Fc
sale on the best terms, wholesale and retail, by
J. EDWARD BIRD,
MO Nc. 200 Baltimore street,
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FHvEE OREGON QUESTION. The topic
II OF the day. Polithal manGuvring, The affect
cd and disafected avelionsts OF new hJbbes into
the discussions OF party In cabling into service by
the eaotiments of Office, the community readily
disseminate the inffuene of the golden rule, which
embod'es the devotion OF seeking the rewards TO
which asplran!s claim. Though reconciliation is but
in the FAVOR OF ihose prsmoed, consequently those
who desire the signs or ieeking for Sign, can re-
alize their efforts IN alphaletca illustration, by call
ing at ]. j. ROACH'S, No. 256 BaLTIMORR-ST.,
where the aspiring postoa will be fully set forth in
Block, Gilt, Painted, Transparent ana Ornamental
SIGNS, of every character and style, not to be
passed in this or any other country. n2l
% ~ X EGS GLAOtS BUTTER. Receiv-
% spO ed this day ant for sale by
8. CLAYTON 4 SONS,
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VEATs, CAPS, mUFFs. &c.

No IfOt.
G. w. CLEVE GLAND,
RIFLE, GUN AND PISTOL
MANUFACTURERS,
S@ No. ITO! LOMBARD STREET.
VI Crhree doors E. Of Light. ST.
~ BALTIMORE.
% Every description of PA
TENT FIRE ARMS repaired with accuracy and in
n wOrkmanlike manner, with ptness, OIL the
most reasonable terms. RIFLES and FOWIING
PIECES fitted with Cleveland 3 Secret isible Lock
and warranted seq 3n
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STAnIMEISING AND STUFF ERING
LILREn Ply lR MANS DE Va


EAR. MAYS begs leave most respectfully TO
~ nounce the citizens of Baltimore, that he has
visited the city for the special purpose Of ring I'M
PEDiMENT5 OF SPEECH, aud all other defects in
the voice. He has in his possession testimonials of
the highest espectability, attestng the signal
which has attended his abors, and would be most
happy TO exhibit Them to any gentleman or lady who
might do him the favor to call
Ills residence for the present is AT the GLOBE INN,
Baltimore street, where he be at any time
between the hours Of 10, A. NJ. and 4, p. NJ.
% Or. MAYS will visit ladies at their residences
i: requested.
BALTIMORE, October aSth, 1915.
Dr. JOHN MAYS, Globe Ian, Badm0re-st.
Sir: | cannot permit YOU to leave the city with
out rendering, in some fora, my sense Of obligation
for the benefits derived from your treatment, by two
of my sons, aged % and l6 years, who for long pc
Rod have been afflicted with uncomfortable habit
Of Stammering-w with every precauiien they
were capable Of adopting appeared 10 be steadily
the increase.
All difficulty of utterauce was wen nigh overcome
after their first lntervlewand suck, with very slight
and occasional exceptions, has continued TO be me
case to the present time, period OF nearly weeks
know nothing Of your sysen OF cule-hut inc
confidence in its thoreughmcSs eertaHed BY my sons,
from first to idStconnected with the facts that have
come under my observation Anduce me 10 OIL you
this testimony to your success IN Ihe htn ostel Vi
its general efficacy. Very psp'euhy en- t.uy'
nlS-T OSMUND u TIFFANY
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NOTICE To ALL WHOM IT MAY CON
~ GERM All persons holding lots in the crave
yard Of the Second Baptist Church. F. p are respect
fully requested TO leave taeir deeds Of Iots with M
MOODY, Tobacconist, Pratt street, near Gay, or at
MIR. w. JOHNSON'S, Broadway, near Lancaste ST.
TO be altered, the ground having been laid of anew
Formerly only part was laid off, now the whole
consequently the numbers will have to be altered
Those persons who hold lots, and have no deeds
will please core forward and get them, or their lots
may he sold. Those interested in this matter will
attend to it at once, or it may cost them trouble
nl2-sft' TRUSTEES
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In this city, on Wednesday night, the 26th instant,
Mr.. SENECA PARRY, formerly of Bucks county, Pa,
but for the last twenty nine years resident of tn e
state o Maryland, in the j7th year of his age. Mr..
Parry had for the last % years been engaged in the
business of a country merchant; and lived and died
esteemed as the nobleSt work of God can honest
tally beyond the grave he rendered up his spirit into
the hands of Him who has said, 81 am the resurrec-
ton and the life; he who beieveth shall not
perish, but have everlasting life"
On the Odd inst. WILLIAM, son Of Christopher and
Ann Raborg, in the 18th year of his age.
On the Oath instant, ABIGAIL MEDCALF, in the 18th
year of her age. respected member of the Society
Of Friends
On the 26th inst. JOS gPH HAIL, aged IL wears.
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DUTTER-200 kegs of Dairy Glades Butter
ID just received and for sale by
s. CLAYTON s. SONS,
n26 No. l62 LON bard street.
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Brig Pioneer, Henlon, West Indies, w. Rhoads.
Brig Susan Stafford, Stafford West Indies, do
Brig Cerantez, Taylor, Boston, Clark & kellogg.
Brig st. Mary, White, New Orleans, e. Pendergas
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ECELAND fTusS COUGH CANDY. FOR
n Coughs, Colds, HOarseness and difficult BT ath-
Tag. Prepared and sold by G.K.TYLER,
ap2f Corner East Baltimore and Higil sis
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NOR SAI.E-GROUND REfTs of siffsrept
IL amounts, well secured, for sa. at DER cent
Apply to BOND kGEI,BACH'
Nil 40 Second ST.
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EATAhTED-Three Cotton and Silk WindeIs,
w 10 whom the highest wages will be given.
JAS. NJ. HAlG, lal Baltimore street,
n22 above South.
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and CAPS OF every variety, TO quality and pattern,
and at the very lowest prices. TOWSON would call
particular attention to his fine NutIa Beaver HAT,
fur body at So so, believing them unequalled in the
city for the prjce Sc d3m
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From MExIco.-The New Orleans Plea
yune gives farther intelligence from Mexico,
importing that Santa Anna s prospect OF
quelling the rebellion is less Hattering than
has been supposed. The editors have re-
ceived letters from Vera Cruz, dated on the
Both November, which stated that the revolu-
ton in Jaiseo presents each day an aspect
more formidable. Gen. Paroles is said TO
be at the head Of 10000 men, and the South
is uniting with the disaiiected. Zacatecas,
Arguas Calientas, and part of San Luis
Potosi have approved Of the declaration of
Paroles, while it is asserted that Oajaca has
also declared against Sauta Anua.
"a The same letter likewise states that Santa
Anna has body Of 10000 men, and also
that he has obtained S600, 900 from the bro
kers of the city TO carry on his operations
with activity. The writer ofthe letter in ad-
dilion says :-"Various officers of the army
OF Santa Anna. who had deserted have been
shot, and Tins act has excited much irdisna-
ton against the Dictator"
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THE EXPRESS LINE.

Those who wish to enjoy the luxury of CON-
Portable, convenient and expeditions travel
ling. will just Pcruse the advertisement or
Cook, Field & Co, contained in this raper
These gentlemen promise all that could be de-
sired in this respect, and TO our own knowl-
edee and hundreds of others have verified
every reasonable expectation they have crea-
ted. Their coaches are new, their drivers
are SOBER sentlemanly and accommodating,
and we doub; not their lines are among the
very best conducted in New England. In no
pant Oh the couctry has a greater improve
men' been made, and we are happy 10 find
'heS are about being well rewarded for efforts
10 accommodate the public, by constant in
'reas'aS number ofpassengers.many ofwhom
cu'u Otherwise have sought other means
oil conveyance.
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To THE POLLS. EVERY FREE
MENl-T0 THE POLLS
ON THURSDAY!
A great Question is then to he decided al

A great question is then to he decided at
.ba baNct boxes. There are certain points in
,pIa,;ou 20 which all men of all parties agree.
Nops are so foo,hardy as 10 dcny that the
,s,72-rc=ce reform is aglorious work, thai pow
cr,r, w.e;che!arss ard crime, in amount al
almost exceading'aH he evils TO which flesh Is
he,Yto. follow in the train Of intemPerance,
and that no well directed efforts should be
sparqd to lessen This whitening curse.
Bu. the manner in which Temperance is
10 he assa;'ed is The question which now per-
plexes tt ,rblic mind. BY one portion of
community moral suasion which has accom-
Dlshcd 50 much. is still insisted Oh as the on
y mode ofattach; while another portion con-
tend th2, lie power of the law in restraining
the sale ofspiritous liquors should be brought
10 aid ia the rescue. The Legislature have
taken this question under consideration
Rut they have not assumed the responsibility
OF deciding it. This they Eaye referred TO
the tribunal of public opinion, BY placing The
sale power of granting licenses IN the hands
of three Comm ;>iorers, to he chosen at The
balot-D0xes. tr issue has been eagerly
for,ne,l between those who would prohibit L.
cenees t5r bereraee only, ard those vho would
graft them in "a arse, prudent and j9dic'oaS
1naaRer.' 10 applicants who are deemed "or-
thy 10 exercise The privilege. Candidates
have beer selected 20 carry out the principles
oflhe coniendine parties. The greatest tai
eats of;he County have been arrayed before
the reople in debating this momentcus issue
ocih ii the press and public gatherings.
And now Fedo1r- Ciii-eas. are you prepar-
cd to decide it, We earnestly call upon ev-
o1r ireeman TO be preccn: 1t the polls on
Thursday aex:. The question TO be settled
deeply involves The "e!i-boing of every man,
womau aud did in the County Lc; there
tie FIJI expression OF the public sentiment
on both sides. Nothing less can Give rest 10
The elements which are now so powerfully
whe.ming through ;he hosom of community.
Il; ever nan stand firm in his 10, to resist
the ravages intemperance, an object which
ali profess ardeaily TO desire; and n deciding
upou the best method Of effect;ns this great
good, lie; him fear nothing but the rebukes
of his own conscience and the disPleasure Of
bis Goj.
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CUR POSITION.

Although the Galaxy is z political paper
and intended as the o.esn Of the Wing party
in the County Of Addison, yet, in other re
epecis i; belongs 20 the rcOple at large, in
saich under our supervision they have a
.9Sht 10 express their sentiments upon all
important questions which agitaic the pub
lie mini, aud are TO be brought TO decision
at he ballot b0ycs. In relation TO temper
ance this is ei..;:lenily the position which the
Galaxy has taken. Upon this subject we
have personally expressed no sentiments in
which al the friend, OF Temperance do not
entirely coGcile, and since the unfortunate
couiiici has arisen we have roiiiied the pub
lie tn: az. columns should he open TO the
advocates Of bo;il parties. We have VIC
lated our pledge in no single instance. 1t
has so happened iaat the friends of restrict
iaE licenses l:aYe hitherto :avOured us with
the greatest Gamber of communications.
This weea how ever ;ye have been requested
by the committee Cftte Convention which
STYLE. tsei' the liberal party to publish sach
portions of heir circular as lEey chocse to
hare !usel;ed. Their circular itself was exc
cute.i 1T cur ofl:ce, and li.s;se The Gones of
their Convention, and the tickets to be used
at Inc Election Of Commissioners. Besides
the Tickets OF beth parties stand side by side
in oIr cpIGErs. Ard vet in some towns in
the cc@rly, we have been grossly rlisrepre-
seated, as having rejected all communica-
l.ons CT the liberal party, aud even refused 10
print their votes We should he ve~y happy
TO lind that those who do not properly ap-
prec:aGe our liberal and impartial course in
this respect havebeen themselves deceived
by id.e yumors. But If they have dPsignedIy
beIied US, we can only say we care not fol
the pitiul rod which is thus held over ouI
head COR the purpose of either of aweing us
into silence orinjuriug the circulation Of oui
Journal. y dage say eshall ou;ride the tenn
pest O. ler maleyolencc. We shall sill con-
tnus in he perfectly fair course in which we
commenced unless persecution drives us from
it. OF this cur readers will be fully satisfied
when ;hey find il this paper balance OF
Communications iii favour of these who are
for liberal ard jpdicious System cfEcensing g.
The strength Of argument We leave as We
have done, TO be settled by the people
When the chivalry of both parties are thu.
proudly aTrayed uron the battle field, it IN; J
be well Tor US to be silent.
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Observation-Disclosures.

X
| lie Senate does not holda session today.
10 the House, after long time in settling
The order OF business, the Sub Treasury Bill
was taken up, in committee Of the Whole.
| The bill having been read through, Mr.. Ad-
ans pointed out wherein il conficted with
/ line Constitution. The bill locates the
/ Treasury of the United States in certain
rooms Off public building in this city. /;
also makes oiherdespositories in other cities,
and authorizes the money TO be transferred by
draft Of the Treasurer Of the United States.
Mr. Adams suggested that this provision was
in conflict with the clause in the Constitution
which forbiis money TO be drawn from the
Treasury. except IN pursuance of apprpria-
tioas made by Congress.
MIR. ,Dromgooie, instead of answering this
objection. braucEed off into TRADE about the
recent election, and what was decided by it.
Mr.. Barnard took Mr.. Dromgoole to task
for making no more pertinent answer 10
grave and serious objection to an important
bill, when mildly poiuted ont by gentleman
from Massachusetts. Mr. &. ]. lngersoll
thought the defect discovered by Mr.. Adams
ola character deserving notice and correct
ion.
Mr.. J. Il. Ingersoll made some remarks.
Mr.. Douglass, of Illinois. read an ill.,
fiated lecture 10 the Wings; upon the du-
ty of humble submission to the popular
will
Mr. Caleb Smith, ofIriiana, rose, and
deiied the democracy opoint out single
State in the Union where the exploded
Sub Treasury system had been made an
issue in the recent election. He asked
to be pointed to a single paragraph in the
declaration of principles at the Baltimore
Convention, which says one word on the
Sub Treasury. "You dared not make it
an issue" said Mr. Smith.
Mr.. Smith proceeded to administer
scorching rebuke to those among the DEM
ocrats who urged that even the most OPP
posite measures has been decided by the
late election and demonstrated, by the
action Of :he successful party here, how
the people had been deluced.
Mr.. Kennedy, of Indiana, spoke in his
usual style.
Mr.. Schenck, Of Ohio, closed the de-
bate in powerful argument against the
bill itself After which, the Committee
rose, and the Hoase adjourned.
SUB TREASURY BILL PASSED.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 81.
The House went iuto Committee Cave
Johnson il the chair OH the Subtrcssury bill.
A long and angry aud desuItory debate took
place, and the bill passed yeas 123. Nays 69.
A reconsideration was moved but voted
down.
The bill is tie same as reported last SEES
sion. 1t has been sent tothe senate; Paul
Dillingham; voted for the Subireasury bill.
The nomination Of c. Z. Van Ness. as col
lecior Of the port of n. York has been con
lirmed by the senate.
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GROCERIES.

THE subscriber has now on hand gen
eral assortment of FAMILY GROCERIES, of
a superior quality, which will be sod as
low Cor cash, as any store in this viiagc,v;
Crushed, loaf and brOrcn SUGARS and
MolaSSes.
Old Hysoa, Y. H., II. s. and black Teas.
Old lara, Laguina, and 81. Domingo Cgt-
fees, Cocoa, Chocolate and Cocoa Shells.
Rice, and Soda Crackers.
Crude and Gro. Pepper, Cinnamon, Clovcs,
CGssid, 1lspice, Mace, Nuimegs and Ginger.
Tapioca, Sago, Arrolo-Rooi, Pearl Barry,
Oat Meal, Iceland and Irish Mss. COOPcns
ISinaiass.
lYhite AMI common G'uc.
Huirs No. l, ErtrG, and Con-. Bar SOcP,
Sharing and Fancy Soaps, Of rariOus kinds,
Sharing Cream, q superior article.
Paint and FdrniSh Brushes, Paints, Var
Rish and LiaSeed Oil.
Burlington Glass, all sizes and Putty.
Dor Ras;as, Lemons, 1dmarinds and Cit
ron.
Chris'ies and ChopnsGa's Smoking and Cher
ing Tobacco Of al kinds. MoccOboy end
Scotch Snuff: &c. Sc. ". P. Russell.
Mi,Idlebury, Dec. lS44.