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Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-04-30

Tue GuARD.--J. NJ. Thcmasson, Esq.
has retired from the editorial chair Of this
paper. We sincerely wish him much sue
cess III the practice of His profession. He
riyos parting " blizzard" TO each Of The
napers which have defended the conduct.
or urged the claims Of Gov. McNutt His
nouce Of us is decidedly pointed and pun
gent, not to say iinical and faceious. Good
bye, Mr.. Thomasson,
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-04-30

WnAr WILL TIE WIGS Dol--will they
get up State ticket next falll--wil the
publication of Old Red-pepper's "plan"
raise the bond question againi-can they
get bond.paying democrats 10 run againl--
were questions asked Of us few days ago
by a good democratic friend, who lives of
Of the public road, honestly digs in the
dirt" for living, and sees but few news
papers. In answer, we told him the Mis-
sissippi division Of universally wbiggery"
do not seem 10 have any understanding as
to what they will do. Some are for trying
the bond.question again, but the bond de-
mocra.s arc not Scf enough TO bite at the
bait Others are for presenting hostile
'front.' on the " great national measures Of
wing poicy;" but these are now almost all
"obselete"--gone down with their Embo-
diment. A National Bank is out of the
question; the Protective system lettering to
It's fall; Distribution not thought of; and
the Assumption Of State debts impossible.
Indeed, and in truth, whlggery seems be-
low par just now opposition 10 Texas, is
all that appears to keep up any spirit in their
ranks in other sections, but here, most Of
the wings say, since the election, that they
are in favor OF annexation. The whlg pa
pers at Columbus and Vcksburg urge the |
holding a convention and nominating a
ticket--to certify, we suppose, that there
are still some wings in Mississippi; the
organ at the seat Of government opposes
he move, and thinks a convention could
lot be gotten up. II is doubtful whether
candidates can be obtained to canvass the
State in the present iorlorn condition and
Of the wing party OF Mississippi.
Their sole chance now is, TO take advan-
age of divisions among the democracy.
4et our friends take warning by past oxpe-
fence, and preserve unity--ascertain the
viii of majority Of the party, and let that
will be the law of action. By this means,
Mississippi will soon be, like her sister
State Alabama, above any suspicion of ever
ecoming whiggish.
By the way, there Is one thing the wigs
viz try TO do--and that is, 10 carry this
ounty next fall. We "never say beat"
lever give up, until the votes are counted
nut it is useless to pretend that the contest
viii not DO close. Unity and a jealous eff
ort is necessary TO continue Carroll on the
oil of Democratic counties.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-04-30

Or The notice, on our fourth page, in
relation TO Amendments Of the State Con-
slitution, is published free, gratis, for the
benefit Of the public. and the Information
Of our little circle of readers; and in copy
ing it, we had no expectation Of receiving
pay. nor any intention Of making charge
for It's publication.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-04-30

or The Madisonian, under the new ar
rangemeni is one Of the most spirited and
interesting papers on our exchange list,
To express It in the local phraseoogy COM
mon herd, Fisk is ga whole team and q
horse to spare" while Dow is esomc pump
kins" himself
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-04-30

CouRTEsY.-W have several times with
in the past four months sent our paper to
the Columbus Democrat, requesting an eX-
change, but its editors failed or refused to
exchange. We received the paper last
week, and upon opening it asccrianed
that one of its editors had become a candi-
date for oflice--his circular announcing
this fact having marks drawn around il,
sgnilyng desire that we should puosh
it. At our usual rates the fee for doing SO
would be S.. 1t is probable this would be
but fair " boot" between our little paper
and his The usual courtesy, too, among
the corps, may require that we should make
his announcement and publish his circular
for nothing. Under all the circumstances,
however, we decline giving the " boot
publishing his circular or announcement,
except on the payment of the usual fees
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-04-30

FIRE ION Wednesday morning last, an
hour before daylight, our citizens were a.
reused by the cry Of fire. The building oc-
cupied by Gen' w. C. Hale, as a tavern,
was destroyed. So rapid were the flames,
that but little was saved. 1t is not known
how the fire originatedi-the building is
said to have been fired, in an unfrequent-
ed part, some weeks ago. J.Shirley, Esq.
Gen'l Hale, and Col. John Mcclellan are
the sufferers, to the amount of probably
So 900.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-04-30

THE MApIsoNIAN.-The interesting Jno.
Jones has sold out this establishment TO
Messrs. Theophilus Fisk and Jesse E. Dow,
who will change the name after the Isl Of
NAV 10 The Constellaton--the prospectus
Of which may be found in our advertising
columns. The new edi,ors--Mr. Fisk es-
peciaIy--are writers Of reputation.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-04-30

or Some papers in this State show a
nervous sensibillty at lhe agitation Of the
Senatorial question, and accuse co!empo-
raries who have expressed honest convic.
tons and preference in the matter, Of +" TO-
mentlng divisions" "disiurbing harmony"
and other malign malfeasance. They
seem 10 consider the office too sacred to
be talked about by the press and people,
and legitmaiely by the grace Of custom
theeprize for The best manager at legisla-
tive intrigue and og.rolling. They have yet
to learn that one combination aud intrigue
with opponents, to defeat the well known
wishes Of large majority Of party, will
do more TO break down a party than oil
the "ciques' now in existence, or which
and prolific imaginations could
call into being in len years, This word
- clique" so often paraded as a bngbear,
or decoy, is beginning to be considered
The most senseless and unmeaning Of all
words in the political vocabulary. We
had rather see live, healthy clique"
than 10 see The elephant
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-04-30

New YoRK.--By the annexed extract,
il will be seen that the most important al
terations proposed in the Constitution Of
this State have failed in the Legislature
for want of the requisite vote. The ad-
vocates of these Just and necessary a.
mendmenis will now urge, we predictsuc
cessfully, the calling Of a Convention to
revise the Constitution:
:" Loss of the Constitutional Amend.
neniS.--When the doors were opened, the
Speaker announced that pursuant to re.
solution Of the House, the vote would now
be taken on the Constitutional amend
ments;
Amendment in relation to the Court Of
Chancery. Lost, for want of two.third
vote, as follows; Ayes 60, noes So.
In relation 10 the Supreme Court. Lost
not two-thrd vote: Ayes 81, noes SO.
Dispensing with property qualification
for the Office Of Governor and Senators.
Passed by the following vote: Ayes, Ill,
nays A.
In relation 10 State Debt and Liability,
Lost, not two'lhird vote: ayes GA, nay,
81.
In relation to the removal of judicial
officers BY the Governor and Senate.
Passed, ayes los, noes I.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-04-30

The Swallow, steamer on the Hudson,
having on board over 800 persons, was
run upon rock and sunk on tho nigh, Of
the 18th. Twenty-odd passengers were
drowned, nino Of whom were ladies'.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-04-30

or Atthe Democratic meeting in Lex
ington last week, eight or ten delegates
We're appointed to the July Convention
1--WE have mislaid the paper containing their
names.) No nominations were made for
the Legislature. John Battaille, Of Yazoo,
was recommended to the convention as a
suitable candidate for Representative in
Congress. MIR. 5. was present, and ad-
dressed the meeting.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-04-30

JAcoB THoMrsoN.-We have copied into
our paper the letter of this gentleman de-
clining the pro tenn, appointment of Sena-
tor in Congress. No man in the State en-
Joys greater share of the confidence of the
Democratic party, and this confidence has
been won by honest, faithful services.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-04-30

NEw-voEx ELEcTros.--The city election
resulted in the complete route of the "Na-
i've" faction. The following 10 the vote +;
Bavemeyer, democrat, 29,282
Harper, native, l6,oos
Selden, wing, 6,846
+ Last year, Harper was elected by four or
We thousand majority, and the Natives
carried u Of the II wards. This year the
democrats have succeeded in Is wards.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-04-30

The Baptists in Alabama and Georgia
are taking measures to hold a Convention
at Augusta, on the second Thursday in
May, 10 consider what course Southern
Baptists will take in relation to the deci-
sion Of the Board of Foreign Missions at
New York, excluding Shareholders from
the Board, or from becoming Missionaries.
This decision will doubtless lead 10 the d.
vision Of The church North and South.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-04-30

VIRGINIA ELECTIONS. We have received
no returns from Virginia. The democracy
Of the ancient commonwealth are aroused,
and we anticipate complete triumph. Mr.
Seldom has probably headed Bolts in the
Richmond district. The late Senator, W..
C. Rives, was candidate for the House OF
Delegates from Albemarle.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-04-30

or decoy, is beginning TO be considered
the most senseless and unmeaning of al
words in the political vocabulary. We
had rather sec live, healthy clique,
than 10 see The elephant
EDWIN FORREST, Esquire.--Almost eve.
ry paper we receive contains an indignant
comment upon the treatment this "great
American actor" lately received in Lon
don. The " Democratic Review" even,
has two or three pages landing the actor
and abusing the Londoners, and seems to
consider the national honor, glory, and
welfare involved in the matter. At the
risk Of being "written down an ass" or
considered a SEMI barbarian, we shall say
that we are right glad the "great Ameri-
can" was Kissed and insulted--and that W Q
look upon theatrical acting, generally, as
the most useless, vagabondish, pernicious
calling now followed among civilized men
and that we shall look upon the decline OF
what is known as ''the Drama" as the ad-
vance of real civilization. We saw this
MIR. Forrest in New Orleans few years
ago, and he looked stout enough TO maui
400 rails day. He is said to be capacta-
ted, too, for other equally useful occupa-
tons. He would better deserve TO be call
cd "great American" if lie would throw
aside his gaudy frills and fooleres, quit
'"the stage" and pursue some reputable,
useful calling. lie is said 10 receive $500
to $500 per night, for his grave buffoonery
while the majority of the honest producers
Of wealth receive less sum for a years
hard labor. Sober-minded people are be-
ginning TO look upon such characters
however wealthy Or be-puffed--as vaga-
bonds, thieving dronts and nuisances TO
society. SO much for Edwin Forrest, Es-
quire, the great American tragic actor, and
the sock and busltiu' profession generally.
GREAT FIRE The late fire in Pittsburg,
Pa, is said to have been the most destruc-
tive which has ever occurred in this coun-
try. Cne.third of that fourishing city was
laid in ruins. Eleven hundred houses
were burned, among them hotels, banks,
factories, dry goods warehouses, and the
great iron bridge over the Mononghahela
erected some 25 years ago, at cost o.
$4,000. The total loss is estimated al
ten 10 twelve millions of dollars. The de.
tails would fill much space in our paper
and be Of but little interest to our readers
AS soon as the intelligence reached Har.
rsburg, the Legislature appropriated fifty
thousand dollars for the relief of the imme-
diate sufferers. The fire originated by ac.
cident in small wooden building on Per
ry ST., at noon on the 18th inst, the wind
blowing strong, and the weather very dry
1t is estimated that 1000 people were lef
without home or shelter.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-04-30

The MOUNTAIN HAS BROUGHT FoRTH--A
mcS.-Among the appointments by the Pre-
sideni, published in the Constitution, we
find the following;
81. F. IL. Claiborne, to be Live Oak agent
for Louisiana, vice A. Southall, removed
This Office is worth about $500 year.
IL was understood that Jno. Ferdinand
Hamtramacko went on with expectations
Of becoming "oficial editor" Polk should
have given him can old pair Of pantaloons'
extra, in mitigation Of the disappointment
4A-------- .----l.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-04-30

Rev. w. 4. Branlloy, an eminent Bap-
list preacher, died at Augusta, Ga. on The
9th instant.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-04-30

In relation to The removal Of judicial
officers by the Governor and Senate.
Passed, ayes los, noes 7.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-04-30

0.T The Milerites are doubtless of the
opinion that the Second Advent is now
nigh at hand. From accounts we publish
to-day, it seems that the Dismal swan,p is
on fire, and burning furously. The same
devouring element is raging in the noun
,ans and forests of several Of the northern
States.
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NOTICE

CoNMisslssrRs OrFIcE. J.ns 7. 1876.
The parties Interested in The mnir VI The decree
above published. nre hereby notified ,hat an Wed.
nesdny. The SIXTEENTH day Of July 1915. sl
The efice Of jacob Fiizhugh. Ai,srneys;io tho
c'y ci Wheeling. In The state oi Virginia; and there
alter al The same place by ndjpurnmenis frr,m rime
to limo: ms shall! be found necessary Il will proceed
TO receive such porer proofs ii the maucr refrrrrt
TO me by the aEresaid decree. ns may be pr1du.ed
before me. ard Ia lake aud sthtc the accounis re.
Cured by SAID decree. and make rcpnII thereof 10
The CuuIi, ~ - -
AND oil persons having claims binding The Sc-
ally OF The said Israel Crdckraf decreased. erA
hereby roueed to como ia and prove iieir va.d
claims before AT The said office of Jacob 4 F,,x-
hugh. on or before w, dnc,dav The IHlR;rIETH
day III JULY 1915. The day by me psremp,orIly
hxsd for 'hni purpose. or they will be excluded
from oil benefit OF said decree, AMI they are furthe.
notified. ihrt before hcing admitted crcdi.ors they
will he eqnired TO pay secure according TO ssid
decree. iheis reasonable shares Of The expenses Of
'his su':. EDw II FiTZuUCH.
Jun &c L6 so.'s Tor Pi,T
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BLANK BOOKS, BLANK BOOKS, sc.
IOAN IIASNEI


se OoKSELLER STAT 'ner amt Biank Book
CD Mtnutscluter, Onion Street Wheeling
keeps constantly on hand AID naLu'aC tureS 10
idsr Blank Account Books f evtIg desorip-
lion. MER CHANTS and others WHO are re-
curing New Books. Gao have them ruled 10
an7 pattern. aud bOuah IN the mos, desirable
Tsnncr at The shortest notice, and wal anted 70
give sat siaciion
STi1ISHERY 10 all lis vsriciv, sutlJle
for Merchants, Banks and Publc Offices.
AlSo-A large assortment OF School, CIaSei.
ca, Theological, Medical and Juvenile Book,
at ibe vety i0ies1 prices. mar Il
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MEDICAL GARD.
FAwcErT. Of 1876 Ful
II New York, Memper NJ Tho u. II,

koCTOR FAWCErT. Of 1876 Fulton street.
~ New Yofk. Member Of Tho Royal College
o. Surgeons n Iondon and Edinburgh. and C,ad,,.
nic Of Tho j. ferson Medical College. OF Phisdel-
phia; also author OF wcfL embracing the fllow.
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iiy snaom.cally, physologically and medically ex,
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lure and modern treatment Of s, phiIlis. Secondary
symptoms. Gon,rrhoca. elect Structures, Noclornl
Emr sions. and all The consequences arising from
Mas9fbaiun. Dr. Fawceu continues his private
consultation on The above mentioned diseases. ai
his long established office, 196 Fulton street where
the most egrovaied forms OF disease will yield 10
his mode OF Treatment without restraint IN diet or
exercise, and without mercury even when The pro,
creative energies become parayzed or torpid from
excessive indulgence 81 the passions. he will be
sble 10 restore The paris TO health aud vIgor. Per.
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the work. All letters must DO post paid and cisec
ted 10 Or II PswceIl, 1876 FalIon 81 New York.
jan 10
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IL % q IA s. TOR EN,
Wholesale AND RETAIL
BOOK STORE

JOHN FISHER, ASi, Bookseller and Station.
er, No 1873, Main Street Wheeling, Va so
llclt, the. patronage of his former fren IS and
cnstomers at his el9, stand, where lie will be
able TO supply them with Books and Stationery
assortment. and is con stantly receiving supplies
OF Medlcai, Mi sceiloneous, Theological aud
School Books. Also, Bibles of every variety OF
Binding, all OF which he is able To afford as
the city.
Hgbestrrice given for Rags ia exchange.
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CITY OFFICERS FOR 1916.
MAYoR--C EO DULTY.

al SOuVCuWen. =. =. ID
Clevi-JAMEs S. WHEAr.
se,geoni-JonN MuRRAf.
Uha,T Mas.er-R. HAMILTON.
Thos Hughes, Matthew M'L1re, w p Wilson.
w w Shivsr, A Todd, S B,ody,
Il Sanborn, Geo Mcndell, o WHeiskelI.
NJ Nelson, Coen. VIM Pumphrsy
Jacob Amick, B f Kelley, J Fl Roberts.
ID Lamb.
STANDING COMMITTEES OF THE
COUNCIL =
Wheat. :.
On Finances Mcssrs Hughes, Brady and
Lamb M
On Aeeonnts-Messls Shriver, sanborn and
Kelley.
On Streets and Auies-Messrs Todd, viii.
son, MenGell, Amick and Kelley.
On Water Works-Messrs Sanborn, M'Lure,
Todd, Coen and Roberts.
On MARKET House -Mess.s Heiskell Pun
phrey and Coen.
On Coal Banks-Messrs Amick, Wilson, Re-
bertsand Superintendent of Wafer Works.
Oh Itharres-Shriv.r; Hughes and Amick.
On Five OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Tod1, M'Lnre,
Sanborn PuOphfey and Roberts
On Petitions-Messrs Nelson, Lamb and
Sanborn. l-sf-l $50 Ift
On Salaries-MessIs Kelley, M'Lure, ShrI-
yer, Brady and Nelson.
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Va IEOiAIA-- Ohio Cneuii SUPERIOR Court.
q Jrne 81. 1915.
DECREE FOR ACCOUNT
, ,..l' r a.,., (. :. c'.'s.',
ApSsppATr VI

lsfscl Cpjeg r5n's he.r- &c
AESrRACT. fsstrf -
And The Cont doth ihcrcur.n adjudee. order
aud decree. thai ihs cuu-e be referred To Edw ard
II Fdzhugh Esq. Who - hereby apJs,fied s(,rsH-
'nls.ouer Tor ihs purpose. i.ke and sisie an ae-
youni II ihe, personal a-.s's. 10 any. whieh have
rune HE hsnSs of said plaIT. as nt!nainisisstos
OF The sad ISRAEL Clj.sraG OF of any other pessus
by his orler and lot has and vf The drrvsivf,,
nrd payments hereof. If airy. made by aait nd - IT,
's'ialof ~ due tourse oi ration; and Ut he
money personal effects. il nuy; remaining in the
hanss at SAID administrator; al nay person by HE
order fer his Ia be- ADMINISTERED. or wi,h'
which he is Justly chorgeabiS; making said sinl,n,
isiraiuf all Just allowances: And siso IL take ars
stale sat ciunt vi The quantity. location aud value
Of The real sic. which The SAID isrncl updesrsG
was entitled al III. lime oil In. death; end Of >hs
annual rsDls md profits ihcrrof Ard VI The amount
due 10 rrmplsinanf and other crrdiofs vi Ihe said
Israel updsgrna. decreased. whose deLts are line
upon or bind The laid real csiae; and Of the orde.
IN which The same are. respectively emitted to b
paid. with cny thing deemed pertinent by hipseif
ot specially requscd hy The paf'ies; And said Com
mssioner Is To gys noi.ce Of his pr ccsdirg. By
personal service on such Of the parties Ia ,his sun
as reside IN ,be Common ealih, and by proper
publication as 10 The ohen, and lie IL dirccied 10
Fix a perempinV day. and give notice thereof. BY
publication, onte q week oil least Tor fur weeks
snccessveiy ~ some public newspaper printed IL
his county, fr oil persons having claims binding
The realty oi The snd Israel Updt grsf dcceascd 20
come in by the day fred, and Prove The x,ss;d
Claims; Ard such OF them shall not go CONS IL
ard prove their Claims shall be EXCLUDED from al,
bereiI OF ihl decree. Ard The persons o. coming in
10 prove their siaisns, arc. beofc being admitted
eretiiors,io deposit with said commissioner. IN Fl,
eieh sum respectively To pay their reasonable share
Of The expenses or bringing mud pr scouting ihit
suit tn be settled Ivy s,id commissioner. or sh,u
Otherwise. secure the same 10 The satisfaction VI
said comm ssionef; Ard said Commissioner - To
make reyor wiih all eni speed. M order ~
FINAL decree. Te.ie,
ALEX T LAIDLEY. Clerk.
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NEW U S Nj STEAMER NEW ENGLAt,t.

faE0 The new and fast running pas
L. M..H senger steamer NEW ENG,
es.ss: LAND, Sams,l b Page, com.
SssLsSSANsS mander, will continue TO make
teau'ar weekly trips To Cincianat,; leaving
Wheeling every Wednesday evening al ~,
clock and Cine Innatievery Saturday al 10 A NJ.
For freight or passage, having sup;rir ac-
commoda,ions, apply on hosrd. e
5rThe New England was built expressly
tor the Cincinnati ,Iaie, AMI will Continue Ia
tne tiade the whole season.
gTThe New England i provided with Evans
Safety Guard TO prevent the explosion of hoil-
ers. ~ ieb 81
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ERoNNETs. HATS q PARASoLS Plain and
~ - FIgd Fiofence Braid BonneJs. oew style. Isace
d,.S,sw b,nnels of every kisd. Lsehorn aud Palm
Leaf Hats oil sizes. rich Passols ParasOcls aud Sun
Shades Of every quality. just fece,ysd by
ap5 sRNsENEY a. RnOpES
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JOHN X BOTsFORD.
NO 20, WATER ST, WHEF LING.
HI AS just received from The EasI very
III large. snl general assortment OF Louoss,
s6e,Rs, TOBACCO. GsoeEs'Es. &C, among which
are
half pipes seigDett s. Dupssy's 4th,proof
BfanUy; -
ar cssk old Hebnessey do;
half pipe Holland Gin, favoriie brand
or cask Port Wine, superior qualify;
ar do Madeira do, do dOj
5 COZ Muscal Wines;
5 do Claret do frs, quality;
s do Cherry Cognacj superior quality;
do Lemon Syrup;
2 do West India Pepper Sauce
5000 Regalia segsfs;
1000 Imperial Cazadorfs do;
10000 Principe do, lst Cd and ! qualities
A large quantity Of half Spanish and Com
mon do;
20 gross Goish's Matches;
TOBACCO. large and general assortment
Of The most iavOIite brands
Mrs MilleT's fine cot Tobacco;
SOAP: Every description and quality, manu-.
Iaclufed by F Hyde s. Sons, Baltimore;
20dlums Figs;
Several boxes Pine Apple Cheese;
Together With General assortment Of Gro-
ceries all Of the very best qualify, which will
be sold as low as they can be bad west OF the
monniaIns. feb II