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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
FRcM HARPER s. BROTHERS.


The above publishers have sent US, through
Messrs. Drinker az Morris, OF this city, No. / of
their Illustrated Bible-Nos. 69-7O of the Illus.
ua,ed Shakespeare, and No. 9, new edition, Of the
Wandering Jew. The edition of the latter work
now going through the presso the MessIs. Har.
per, is illustrated by many engraviDgs, and the
whole woIk sgotten up in superior style, and
printed on good paper.
The same enterPrising publishers have sent q e
"Observstions Of the Rev. j. i. DURBfS, in tue
Fast" These observations Of DR.. ID. are con.
tanned in two volumes, on good paper and illus.
irated with maps and engrayDgs. Thus far, we
have been unable to read the whole Of the work,
but we have been much pleased with that pOr.
ton Of the first volume gone over by us. # can
be had Of Messrs. Drinker & Morris. The re.
putation Of DIR. DURmN ms 4 clever writer will
doubtless onttle his new work to II large sale
The present work has been prefaced with the
following "Observations IN the East, chiefly in
Egypt, Palestine, Syria and Asia Minor, by ions
,. DuRBIN, ID. D., late President Of Dickinson
College. Author Of Observations IN Europe" &c.
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RICHMOND DAILY WING.
srs.e the reading matter on both the outside pages.
o. The Winchester Republican of Friday,
MONDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER ~. iss'


The Richmond Wing takes ground against The proposed
Railroad Richmond the Ohio. touching Saunton
lest. when made low down the Valley, the travel may
be i,ered BsltimoTesnd yet friend. the Senior.
advocates Railroad 10 Hsr,onburg point 25 miles lur.
ihet dOwh"
True, we have supported, and do still, the Rail
Road from Richmond TO liarrisonburg % miles
lower down the Valley than Staunton But is
there any inconsistency between that course and
opposing the route oi u communication by Rail
Road from Gayaudotte by S,aunton TO Richmond!
Or in the argument offered for the first, and
against the last We really none: The
trade of the Valley from the Region Of Harrison
burg and lower down, nor goes 10 Baltimore; for
Winchester is but Intermediate: We propose to
invite it TO Richmond, a nearer market, by Rail
Road from Gordonsville to Ilarrsonburg, and the
whole country regards the scheme wise, ii the
physical difficulties can he surmounted.
But TO bring the Mississippi trade and travel BY
Stanton, instead of Lynchburg, we contend, is u
very different matter: Inc gravitation 10 BALI.
more and the North is aready strong: When con-
Quoted to the Valley as low down as Staun;ou. we
contend that it will very.possibly. and not uuna
turally, prefer emptying itself into Baltimore by
the easy and short access of the Valley.
We are disposed 10 egislate for Virginia
and not Maryland-for Riehmo.d and not Ba,i-
more While we would give every part of the
country, aud every individual citizen, the best
mnrke, possible we yet would, if we fairly could,
erect n great Virginia mart and city, instead of
awarding that tremendous advantage TO another
State and another People. 1t is not Richmond
that we 60 for, but Nirginla-hcr wealth, res,ls-
citation and glory. PROSTATE as her fortunes are,
and only to be rebuilt by concentrating within
herself, all the advantages of her geographical
position, could not desire TO see her make Rad
Roads for Baltimore
Perhaps VIC wrong in all this, but if we are
il is an honest and Virginia loving error.
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Mr. Po11rs Off exceedingly rich and attractive bill
might ot the benefit Of that beautiful and elegant dan
'sus. MRS. Juui TuSvBuLt Who has gained much favor
with the Thsare. going portion Of tho community. Che
sppea tonight IN the character Of JULfTTI 10 tho cole.
brsied dsms Of the Dumb Girl Of Genoa sfor which she
will appear in II her fsvore end fashionable Dances
he performance II which have placed her among the fore.
IN The lot Of her profession. The welcome she
esiVed making her fret appearance before Richmond
audience was indeed cordial and sincere and the ohs
iar Ssassuss seemed much pleased with her reception
Throughout the whole performance she rspurous
~ spplspdsd by highly delighted sudenee Thoso who
have not witnessed The performance q Miss JCLi TuRS
Fu should not i, the opportunity pass. II " her lssi
sppesrsno. IN Richmond. She deserves bumper, snd
VII no Dob, receive H.
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Postmaster General hss saoeSsasd aSins eoG,.se
BY ~heh tho ong desired Change has been effected.
"eApeiiie the mail between New York and New Orleans
some twenty-five hour. The cost OF transportation Is
mus increased On the contrary, the Railroad Comp any,
Us The public will perceive bind themselves perform the
additional service at the price uow pad-ihe maximum
showed under the present law. We need scarcely add
that MI Cave Johnson has had difficult task accom-
piish-a task requiring the exercise OF all tue patience
lucemeut, aud business energy for which he is proven
o's ard which, in this instance, have gvcn earnest
That he Is 10 be sciceablo TO the couaty In his
position, when fsmliary known the guardian OF the
public treasury IN the House OF Representatives Under
me cd arrangement, the great southern mail rested
fhsderha iom 10 o'clock. IN, ltc hour OF its arrival
nom New York; until o'clock next morning We may
here state, that the change went into elect during the
WATER II could not be made available south Of Wahng
ton The following is q copy OF the consci:-tUSoN.
CONTRACT.
mutually agreed by ard between the Postmaster &c.
neral aud the Philadelphia Wilmington, and Baltimore
RAILROAD Company that the said company shall carry dali
~ mail from Philadelphia 10 Baltimore between the hours Of
10 ?. m. and the morning, from the 5th day
OF March 10 the 10Th day Of December OF each year-sad
service is he commenced on or before the 10Th day Of
November. lSt5. THIS service will be rendered in add
uon 10 the doublo daily service performed. unless the
company shall entirely train Of line
OF Steamboats, leaving Philadelphia at about o'clock.
p. m.
As the Postmaster General wholly declines TO give any
compensation beyond the maximum paid, o
$500 per mile per annum the company will perform the
above eccd service in consideration that the Postmaster
General will eonuus the ms service upon their road aud
line between the cities OF Philadelphia and Baltimore THE
Postmaster General hereby giving stipulation that effect
until the end OF the present contract term'
IL - understood, ihst should the weather prove favorable
during the month OF December tho fcrcso service
wilt be continued by tue company during said month; and
that in the opens early in the spring il will be
resumed earlier than the 18th OF March.
Dated and signed behalf of the railroad company this
9th dsy OF November. 1916.
J. J. COHEN, Js
Vice PcesijentP W, & u. r. r. Co.
The foregoing executed cub his mod
aion, Wit That IN consequences OF the road beng
prepared 10 commence the night service the present
season, owing TO relay OF portions Of the track be-
tween Wilmington and Phedelphis, the service under
the above arrangement be commenced tall 5,h
OF March
j. J. COHEN. ia,
Wee President, &c.
counterpart OF the foregoing executed by tho Post
master General
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COMMUNICATES.
TO COL. JOHN GuERRANT, MEMBER OF THE
SENATE, AND WALTER D. LEAliE, MEMBER
ELECT TO THE HOUSE OF DELEGATES OF
NIRGlNIA


Gentlemen: At the annual session Of the Virginia Legs
aure is fast appronc p and it appears almost certain
from present and past cations. that the question OF call
OF Convention OF the state, alter and amend present
State Constitution, viii be brought before your honorable
body, and in ihe discharge OF your representative dues
you will be called upon either sustain oppose such
call and taking it granted from your past public
course, that You ready and willing ell
times, snd upon ell suitable occasions. when respect
fully called upon, 20 and declare publicly your
views end nnG opinions upon ell subjects connected with
the general welfare and prosperity the State
II is earnestly but respectfully requested that you
mako known your sentiments and opinions relation
the prOpney, improperly, OF calling said Convention,
either through the public paper, Gooch-
land November Court II is desired that yOu shouid
fatty and promptly, i your custom, meet
with direct and decisive the important
question whether the present deise's ard obscnruss
of present Constitution do DO not, justify the call
Of Convention 10 alter and amend H.
Your compliance with the above request will be ihank-
fully received snd gratefully Acknowledged by
MASy VCIEss % GoooHLaSp.
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The Canal from LyncLbmg 10 buchanan.

The Editor of the Winchester Republican,
himself member Of the Senate of Virginia, and
for many years a staunch friend of Improvement,
gays
'-it seems q little singular that gentlemen well
llained with public sentiment the members Of the
Convention be- should have the slightest hope Of get
ting appropriation Tor continuing the Camel Buchanan.
They might Just well ask for money make Road TO
the Moon. The public voice is dead ngainstL"
SO we have told the good People time after
time. if"Jo Sweeny is done Wheelwrigh,ing,"
Virginia has as certainly done Gambling. And
che certainly has had unlucky experience enough
10 disgcst her with the operation. 1t answers in
China and Holland, but cannot answer here, where
the People are not amphbious, md where the
power TO contend against, is steam.
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Nh. CALUOUN-

The Hon John r. Calhoun arrived in Mobile on Tuesday
morning. lie was lIot BY ho colmlt1c appointed for
hs reception, five nilcs above tho city and vas re-
ceiyed With great enthusiasm. The steamboat H. HtHa,V
board Of which Mr. Calhoun was then a he'd 90 tho
Montgomery board Of which were the Committee and
proceeded 70 the city On arriving the landing the
vhaSeB linSd viii IhOgtand Of citizens, anxious
obtain sight Of the greaststsr1sn Of the Souih he
ngan greeted with orh1sinstc shouts from tho immense
cOncOufse. Mr.. Calhoun conducted the Mansion
House In an open bBfOuche drawn by four splendid horses
Ho there waited by the Mayor, Aldermen and
Members Of tho City Council who seycrally in
uoJuocd. His Honor the msyor, thsn, in behslf Of
the Corporate authorities and citizens made short ad
dress VI welcome extending 20 him the hospses u tho
city. Mr.. Calhoun inside bricf-but chasto and feeling
reply, omneniy end beautifully appropriate tho OCCASION
This ceremony over, the citizens generally were intro
dnced, and hundreds Of both pOicsl parties avaed them
selves Of tho OCCASION u tako by tie hond the great states
man end patriot Of the South.
The ADvgRTfsER remarks that Mr. Calhouns reception
though quiet aud unOsientaOus, have been IN the
highest degree gratifying to his fsengs There ws- cor
dality sincerity and warmth Of feeling ovncod on the
part Of nll-Of those who differed, well those who
agreed with him In political sentmcnthat have con
vucod him, well those who witnessed tho scene that
there times and occasions when the American people
can rise above the party and do justice patriotism talent
and moral worth. THUS may IL eyerb o.
We learn from the UtElLD that Mr. Calhoun was N
leave Mobile Thursdsy for New Orleans. 10 will
probably therefore, be In our city To day. and will receive
welcome worthy the patriotic character Of our peote sod
the oxsloi Intellect and purity Of the statet
who for the fire, tho hospitsble soil VI Lop
tians,-N. o. Bee.
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In England. tho fashionable world, it is believed, arc
governed by the following msSms;
81 marx ot high breeding speak a lady in
the street, until perceive she has noticed you by
elnsuoU I the head"
"lt yc- meet lady Of your acquaintance in the street.
Is her part 10 notice you st unless intimate. The
soa H. hyou bow 10 isdy rsi she may choose
acknowledge You, and there remedy but il she bow
TO You, You, as a gentleman. cannot cut her
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American Buard Of fJieig7 Siissons.-In The n,efss.
Sg organ Of the Board fr tho present mouth the Prud,n
uuI committee, royir sn the support Of the churches
say
They have fully resolved to go forward They feel
tha, thOy summoned THE by the opening pro-
Videnee' Of God. AL having the requisite Qualifications
who offer themselves for the missionary service will be
ted 70 sail for the Tamil missions in few dsJs; snd 9th
ere viii follow, TO different psr Of the great Geld soon
as The necessary arrangement can be n1de And even
those missions which src not to be reinforced nme diaey
will need larger appropriations"
Such resolutions exhibits conmondabe spirit Of enter
Prise ~ The committee: and IL would though their
eloquent sppesis to Chrsun Sympathy connection with
tho wide openings oi Providence would az once secure
hearty and foil response, from tho large and wealthy sec
tons 81 the Church on whose support they foly.
We have heretofore noticed with high interest and sns
iseon the fcdceing power which this and kindred soce
ties Gre oyortng, through their hundred missionary ta
uons scattered a. 10 many tadsng points Of moral nii
enco throughout the world. But renowned oonqueror
was acoo'omed 10 say, "nothng Is DONE" long any
thing femonod TO be done And when IN view Of tho "
nOfance superstition and despotsm which still reign over
moro than hsi ihe nations 10 considered how much yet
remains 10 be done for oyangellng tnd ipsng he
wofdwhon IL is considered that there are something like
fy six hundred millions Of the race who have never
yet hosrd Of that Gospel which the ehareof civil and
religious freedom 10 psnkind-il would DO stsnqo H. In
this ago II daily increasing light, the summons vos not
reiestcd 10 louder md snl louder IN Tho mr. Of obi
laothrophy,-Ouwafd, onward, OnWsrd--N. Y. Couf A..
Eng
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@rpoI%rAEHTE ~ TsR 0oyESSoR or IIEoHid
G. b. Northrcp, Of Charleston, Commissioner for the
State Of South Carons IN take dispositions, acknowledge
ments Of deeds, sc.
Peter Oliver and hbraham Jackson IT,, both OF Boston
COmmissionsis Tor Mssstchustts
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NJ RIED

Ga the 5h by Rev. KIRK
PATRICK, EiG OF Pner Edward Miss ANN L. daughter OF
Ds. Nm Rice, &C Charlotte county, Va.
20 Enquirer aud Waterman l. Observer please copy
On Thursday evening Je.r Mr..
FRANCIS V. HosKINs TO Mss MARY ANN HOUSE, Of this
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kkroRrEp roR THE UNITED srlrEs GAZETTE.
PHILADELPHIA MARKET.
THURSDAY EvsNise. Nov. 10

: ~ IHVkspAh ENtNINe, Nov. Is, 1915.
The Cotton market remains dull without ,,e,so, Il,
pnes' tioar-Ths matket is again active and 5a6OO0
oels changed hsnd- at 5s73a6, mostly at the latter
when most holders now refuse. Corn Msal-P,nnsyIva-
mia sold at $3.50 Rye Flour 10 scarce end wanted "a so
wheat IN demand notice further sales Of 5000 bushel,
cts for Southern aud IL ia25 cents for Penn
Swanio reds Ryo--Pcnnsyv ania cold at rs cts Corn
Sales OF southern yellow 60 etc. aud mixed with new
o. cts. oats-Two oargoes Of suihera brought 40 cts
liaA'eed-'OO bushels sold l3J cts aud 500 bushel,
iimo'ny atS2i BIZ, hitc doinR Groceries OF Provi.
sons. Whiskey in hhds brings 90 cts.
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BOSTON MARKET wrpNr,p,Y ArrIsnoox- NOV 70

"s' VN HaNh1I, WtpNhspAN ArrIsNOoN, Nov. u.
Coon-A fair business doing; sales about 900 bales.
quoted prices Provsions-Prces remain firm; saIe. of
I6o bes clear Pork at S5al5s and some extra clear at
SD mos; i75 do mess Sl33sl3i. cash; 20 kegs Lard
s5asic, mos. Four-There "a good demand for t;eno
SEE common brands. at S6,37a6 49, fancy brands SC
90 hbls fredericksburg sold So, cash Corn-Sales
yellow nat at 'osIee; 500 bushels Baltimore yellow
badly eaten, sold 75e; no white sfo.t unsod Sugar
sales OF 100 boxes Havana brown the uado Of 9a9Ic
20 bids New Orleans, 7t,7ae. Molnsses Of 30
25c.-ArL,s
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" " Commonwealth was received too late
for this days paper, but will appear Tomorrow.
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IN lnA PET OF TOBACCO BOX LUnRrR
CVtVOV 1900 LATHs--daiiy expected Der oh, Glade
Ths' sailor sss no II RANKIN 4 iVHTTIoCK
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1rAsss,.sslassis inrstys - sss r.ssains's rsns,
ass he hsnsA ia Lsia,s ssia.L .ks psss sssal..
10 insure assda aud Hose i Monday I.o'alags %.
per Saturday.
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NEW MUSIC,
w RANDOLPH n co, I7l Main Street
- following ,ss J's feerived
The Retreat descriptive March by 81 ,, ,, a'7ir
Richmond waltz by Henry Knceht ,,il ~ "'o'e'' s'c'
Grand MaT1rhas, BY Chas IeuBe., "a
The beauties 81 le1nora, ar .,g,a ~. a.. ~. ~.
oVssu Vetoris's Band Ss1eb Iv s,,",sr en-, 90 &c.
ouadriNcs from The Bodtnab gt. Igls ' 80"
o'g ~ we hcf from The Open N go.t,v,.- a.
Iw shossnuess' una,dBsg BY Chsts, W. ,1oy,, o.
The Ducal Polka, BY Jutsn, a. ~ '''O''H F''.
u"m NE Open Of the Position OF Iopyu,..,. o..
'y"W oythe Moonlight Shore By VIM " Robin.,r. tot.
'"'Ie 'o'n the Opsra o. Dsavoo Use "
- ~ bord' pn hhn' briHisn, waltz, BY Hunon; soc
"A RIHURs Ladies' MsfaziRe for Novsnte, -
n Arrived GiEsnstorh Robber Capsns ~. 81,
Wander Vetis. w WV "''-" ~ - -
hnTfsh Love romants, BY Baron n, Motif Fouou. an
hof n Violin. '' Undine,' "snuauA% Ge.
hoben WILSON tie Destroyer; % rtiIs tbou P,;neets
Meiahah OF the lone indiis fVe Msganowsy
fhs s"fpst Of Agnes sere ME. PIsks t,O
" JN Oef Dynasty.
" fhs Columbian Magazine, for November,
" PrO~erbiai Philosophy, ~ Tupper.
4" The TWINS and HeAn by do.
ius'rseeiyedby os9o MASH a wooDBs, usg
I LIVERPOOL SALT. 1000 sacks in hand.
SOW. order direct per asrqp, Par h,.. noe
Ose
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ETIQuETTE.

counterpart OF the foregoing executed by tho PS
master General.
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PlCkLES. Picked Peaches, Onions, Bear
Ghe'Aus, P'eeai'ih Mixed and French Piekcs-For sale
no IL JOHN GREENE. i53 Main :,
Mobile register and journal., 1845-07-05
NEWS FROM ENGLAND.
BY THE .EXPRESS NAIL FROM ~. YORK
 ''Wilmer and Smiths European Times"

k0EsiSs Arrangements have been made b, | 1Zkf1K19s which THE EUROPEAN TIMES @1Esssskssss published in England, expressly fo fle U. STATES and CANADA, will be sent for ward ibe arriva tofali the Steamships to Bostor and New York from England.
 The paper will be forwa,d ded from New York or the arrival 1.-the Express flom Boston, freauentl, "A hours in advance of Inc regular mail, to the City TO SUBSCRIBERS ONLY
 It has already aliained very high character, and may with great propriey be said 10 contain Me best prices curent the best shipping iis and :s the best Foreign European Neios Poper whirh reaches hs country from England-ior Il comprises in con densed form of wenty-fonr columns, every deserip. ton of news of interest to America, which has tran spned in England and other Fnregn ports. from lhe sailing of the previous up to inc hour of depar- tue of the steamship which conveys the forthcoming number.
 Amongst other numerous and Aatering testimo. nials the Boston Morning Post says
 "We are greatly indebted this newspaper for our foreign, miscellaneous and commercial news.- One number of w timer and Smiih's European Times is worth whole file Of any other English aler"
 Subscription $4 per annum.
 European Times," + now in the city and soliciis subscribers for the above; a!so for all the European papers including the reviews, 'The London Punch , The ll'd News and Times,' &c. Sc. He will be found during his short stay in the Citv, at the Man sion House Hotel at Boulemets Literary De pot. ap5
Mobile register and journal., 1845-07-05
WILLIAM CREssMAN.

No. 96 NORTH THIRD-sT., PHILADELPHIA. Manufacfuer of Military aud SpOrtsman's Articles ; = UGH as Leather, Cloth, Felt, Silk, Beaver, S Dress and Bear Skin CAPS of all patterns, viz Forage Caps, Holsters for ,rsop, Body troop. Car touch boxes, Bayonet Scabbards, Sword belts Of al kinds, Canteens. Knapsacks different patterns, Fire Buckets, Passing Boxes, Tube Boxes, Brush and Pckers, PIumes, Pompoons, Fireman's Caps, Lea ther Socks Gun Cases super for quality, Shot Bags, Game Bags, Drums, &c. &o.
 Gentlemen furnishing their own chargers can have them Leatherned at very short notice, singy by the dozen.
 0d-Orders thankfully received and punclually at tended to. 1eb20 70cmo
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M EW BOOKS-Just received and for sale by 1N J. M. SUMWALT & CO, 36 DanphIn sL.

M EW BOOKS-Just received and for sale by IN J. NJ. SUMWALT & CO.,, 36 Dauphn st. Haipers' Illuminated Pictorial Bible, Nos 26 and 27.
 Plato against the Atheists, the tenth book of the Dialogue oi Laws, accompanied with Critical Notes, and followed by extended dissertations on some of Ihe main points of the Platonc PhiIoso- phy and Theology, especIay as compared with the Holy Scriptures; by Taylor Lewis, L. l.. D -l vol. 12mo.
 Barnes Notes, explanatory and practical, on the Epislle of Paul to ile Ephesans, Philippians. and Colossans.
 System of Latin Versi6cation, in n series of Progressive Exercises, including specimens ofirans a,on from English aud German Poetry into Latin verse; by Chas. Arhon.
 The Blind Girl, with other Tales by Emma c. Embury. Jp14
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Sociay":-
 "NEw-YoRK, April II, lS45. "Resolyed, That the NAUTILUS Life Preselv- be recommended to the public for general use, for the following reasons, viz
 "Firsl-A person may prepare himself for the wa Ter with II in two seconds, if il is al hand. ''Second-The aid of the breath is not required to fae it, as il in6ales itself in the act of putting 1t around the chest.
 "Third-It may be reduced to very portable size, capable of being carried in overcoat pocket. "Fourth--It may be inflated in second and thrown 10 person falling overheard, if at hand.
 HENRY MEIGs, Secretary. The above SelfInh tIng Preserver, for sale by
 HENRY & STODDART, my28 corner of Cont and Wafer streets.
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OLD SERIES. VOL. XXlII.

HHE SUBSCRIBER respectfully calls the atten. A ton of Physicians, Druggists, Planters and country Merchants to the following list of Drugs, etc., just received and now offered for sale at the very lowest cash prices
 500 ounces French Qunine
 2O do SulphaIe Morphine 20 do Acetate do
 50 do Hydrodate Poassa 100 pounds Powdered Rbubarb 50 do Powdered Jalop
 50 do English Calomel :. 50 boxes Caste Soap
 10 groce Seidetz Powders
 10 do Yeast Powders
 20 do Soda Powders
 barrels Alcohol
 do Linseed Oil
 do Sperm Winter Or. 500 pounds Cream Tartar
 barrels Whiting
 do Yellow Ocbre
 do Lamp Black
 50 dozen Castor Oil quart bottles 50 do Castor Oil pint do
 50 boxes Window Glass, SxlO to 10x16 200 Bath Bricks
 White Lead in 100, 50 and 25 ID kegs. Togeth- CT with full supply of Patent Medicines, Lorillard's Snuff, Blue and Black Ink, Hair, Teeth, Cloth, Scrob, Flesh and Horse Brushes, etc.
 SETH W. ROBERTS, Wholesale and retail Druggist, slgn of the Green Mortar, northwest corner of Commerce and Dau- phin-sreets. jan25 48
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' OAF SUGAR-5O bbls best Boston Refined A inst received and for sale by
 myl5 B. F. ROWLAND & CO, 40 Com-st
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Philadelphia saddIery Warehouse,
 WHll .ESAI.E .E AND RETAIL
No. Daaphin strPet, 2d door abope Commerce str.

q, Zd door dbODe Commerce street {.
 The undersigned respectfully calls the attention of country mer- chants, planters and saddlers to the large and we'll assorted stock of Saddlery and Saddlery Hard ware, which he is now opening and which he offers for sale al prices to suit The times.
 The made up work is all man in inc city of PhilndeI-