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aOAK HAI,T,.n
Large Sales and Small Profits

This announcement awoke the dreaming thousands. Old
men are Sc from their recumbent position, rubbed their
heavy eyeids stretched their camped and benumbed mb
young men gregated the Of and look
when straight all began 10 cry Mad Dogn Still on 1
went, unawed by threats csoled by attery until
finally have laid fast and strong, pinnacle last
ing and durable the Hills. prove advantage of
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National Fair.

A DAMS & co. respectfully give notice that they are
n prepared to furnish every facility for the TRANSPORTS
on by their Express of articles designed for exhibition at
the great National Fair to be held in the city Washing
ton in May next.
Our Agent at Washington, Mr. GEORGE S McELFREsH
will give his personal attention the safe handling and
early delivery Of the packages and close of the
btion, WILL desired the articles repacked and
returned to their respective destinations
Packages arrv Washington before the owners NAV
remain in our office free of charge for storage.
10 Ii will be borne in mind we run the ONLY Express
between New York and Washington
April so. dw2wis ADAMS & co
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a. No later news from General Taylor an
his army
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THE TARIFF.

AT ? o'clock, on the % instant, according TO
bate on the Tariff Bill was 10 cease in commit.
tee Of The whole We expected by this time to
have received tho proceedings Of the 81, but have
not. We express il as our opinion, from certain
Indications, that if the bill passes il viii be BY
tight squeeze" Opposition has sprung ~
where we least expected it. Mr. Btinkcthoii, Of
Ohio, has como out decidedly against the bin,
which has fallen upon the Southern wing of tho
Loco Foco party in Congress like a clap Of thun.
der in clear sky. lie says too. that he was an-
thorised 10 speak the unanimous sentiment of the
entire Ohio delegation, without the exception Of
a single man, that they would not support tho
bill. We shall give his remarks in our next,
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fully consulted tic Law before be made his
references, he will allow me 10 inform him
that lie has based his expectations upon
what did, but does moi exist. The 6lst
section Of the militia law, as in the revised
statutes, was repealed IN 1872, and the
number now requisite 10 constitute a vol
untecr company is II officers and privalcs,
instead Of 5G-of which number the Ire
dell Blues can boast after surrcnlefing
those volunteering under the call IF the
Governor. Ii he charges the officers Of
having violated the other sections TO " hch
he refers. will answer it briefly by quo.
ting from his article It's 4" foul calumny /"
His reference to the public arms Of the
county is an insldu ms attempt TO create
the impression that this company are re-
sponsiblo Cor their destruction and damage.
The fact is very different. They are ii.
tle corps, and responsible only for the RI
tles, which lie IS compelled to except in his
description of the wreck aud ruin around
our court house.
This, Mr., Editor is written to do Injury
to no one, but solely to do justice to those
assailed. | regret that there is one citi-
zen 10 our county. who would take adyan.
tagc Of circumstances and mscons;uc
facts for party purposes, SO as to reader
this nolIce necessary.
lREDELL,
IEDELL CouNrr, JrLY 6, 1916
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D,plgini this life on sunday the 5ih OF July
SARAH j. CAMPBELL, dlughicr OF Mr.. John
Campbell, in the % year of her ago.
The subject of this notice had been child oil
sore and painful affection for years past
Tho lrcollecti9ns Of these Affections is render
Cd the more painful by the circumstances when
fastened them upon hef constitution. In March
l-i0 medical aid seemed 10 DO Indispensable IA
her situation, she then being at the house OF
Physician Of high protensions in the art and mys'
terry Of healing. who proposed course OF treat
mont which at once shocked all common sense
His wife urged him 10 degist from his purpose. IN
I'll tho father Of the child could be called in, or
another Physician could DO called and consulted.
he, however, was deaf 10 all intreaty, and per-
sisted in his mad course-proying
That fools will rush inally on
Where angels fear 10 tread"
Tho treatment brought on violent spasmodie aifHc-
ton, which continued to increase in virulenca
until death PAT period TO hOr sulerings.
Upon lho treatment above mentioned, the WI
ter ofthls has had the opinion of many eminent
Physicians, all of whom unite in their unquah-
fed condemnation of il, and declaring tho
case incurlble in consequence Of It. How PAIN
full therefore, through all The years Of her intense
suffering, 20 know that the buugling hand OF
quuckCry had so secured the fatal disease IN lis
hold, that nothing but premature death could
be looked to as atIlrdng any prospect OF reliei'
and that too, from one ir III whom better things
should have been hoped aud expected.
TCoAHUNIcATED.
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Mn SlIEpARn,S HOBBY.

Ever since Mr.. Shepard has taken the
field as a candidate for the Office OF Gov
ernor, he has been astride of the Raleigh
and Castor Rail Road, and he seems de.
lermined; if this hobby will enable him to
reach the goal, 10 succeed III becoming a
Governor. From reading the report of
this gcnllcnan's speeches person would
suppose that he always entertained such a
horror Of Rail Roads that he would not
touch one with ten foot pole. But not
so. lie thought at one time that the in.
vestmen, of capital in Rail Roads would
be so profitable tina, he was induced to take
S., 900 worth Of stock. And although hun
aud his party are striving with might
and main" to lay the blame of the Stntc
engaging in Rail Roads on the Wings, yet
this same gentleman voted for the follow
ing resolution at an Internal Improvement
Convention held IN the year 1898;
+" Resoiecd, That in the prosecution of these
several works, the Convention recommend INC
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nIrn

1t tho residence Of Mr.. a A. Moore, 10 this
county. on the 18th utimo, Miss MARGARET
MOORE. aged CO years months and days
Also, on the l-lI ultimo, Mrs. SUSAN CHRIS
TENHURY. consort OF Mr., d. I. Christenbury,
aged - ycars months and % days, 10th worthy
and consistent members Of the Methodist Church.
" Blessed are tie dead which die in the Lord from
hrncrforih; yea. saith tie spirit, that they may
rest from thor abnrs and their works do iol-
low them Communicated
Also. on the 10Th ult, of billions pnoumonla,
Mr. ELISHA !. p. CuRISTENBukY.
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REVOLUTION IN IALISCO.

A revolution broke ont in the important
Department of Jalisco, Mexico, on the 2OIh
of Nav. The revolution was accomplish
ed without much etfnsion of blood The
insurgant officers proclaimed formal plan
for the regeneration of the Republic 1t
consists Of ten articles, one of which de-
cla,es Gen. Anna as the Chief in the grand
enterprise for which this plan is entered
into.
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Very respectfully, yours,
EDMUND PENDLETON GAINES,
Major General United States Army,
Commanding the western division.
Hon. WV. l.. MARCY, Secretary Of War,
Washington City, d. c.
EXPENSES OF THE GOVERNMENT

EXPENSES OF THE GOVERN MENT.
The editor Of the Jetiorsouian asserted
in his paper Of the ooh uIt., that some
Senator had made Mr.. Webster retract
what he said relative to the expenditures
Of the government being nearly $500 600
per day. We denied this in our last week S
paper. As the editor does not tell who
this " some Senator" is we are left in the
dark. But we have examined an incden.
tai debate that sprung Up in the Senate on
the sth of June, on a resolution to adjourn
on the Goth of July. la this debate Mr..
Sewer and Mr.. flanagan both referred to
the remark Of MIR. Webster relative to tho
enormous expenses Of the government, yet
neither of them denied its truth. In fact,
Mr.. Sewer, in his remarks, stated that the
expenses of the army and navy was slO0,"
900 a day, which makes for the army and
navy more than S3G, 700, 900 year, which
is six times the amount stated by the JEFF
lorsonian backed both by the Quarter Mas
ter General and "some Senator" We
are not surprised at his Withholding the
true state Of the case. The country being
involved ia a war clearly by the action Of
the President and the expenses increasing
so enormously was calculated to open the
eyes of the people, and so alarm their fears
as to have the tendency to induce many to
enroll themselves in the ranks Of the
! WhIps.
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IRlpELL Cousry, JrLY 6, 1916.

Colonies STErnEN W. KE,RNEr and DAVID +.
Twlaa5 have been appointed by the President Of
the United States, with the advice and consent Of
tie Senate, to be Brigadicr Generals in the Army
Of the United States, in accordance with the pro-
visions Of the act Of the 18th Of June, l. lG.
Tho norhinations Of ZACHARY TAYLOR. to he
Major General in the Army, and WM o. Eur.
LEa, TO be Major General Of Volunteers, haveal.
so been confirmed hy the Senlte.-Natioast In
tel!igencer, of Jait ,.
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following classification, to wit: Isl clqss, loan
Of fre hundred thousand dollars 10 the Custom
GRd Raleigh Company: subscription of four
/ hfIhs Of tlo Stock, By The State, 10 the Fayette
villo and adkin Company, and like subscrip
ton of two fifths TO a company for a road from
/ Raleigh 20 Fayetteville Second class. a Rail
Road from Beaufort llarbor to connect with the
Wilmington aud Raleigh Road. aud subscrlp
ton OF four iths Of the cipilll stock hy III,
state the opening Of an Inlet at tie foot Of Al.
bemarle Sound the Incorporation OF company
ior that purpose and subscription Of four iiftbs
OF the capital stock by the State; a Rail Road
from Raleigh to intcrsect the Wilmington road
at or near Wayneshoro, and u subscription of two
hllhs by the state"
Atthe same Convention, we believe ma
ny of the leaders Of the same party went
for Rail Roads, and in the Legislature Of
the same year the same party advocated
The policy Of the State engaging inthe same
scheme. Bat what is little remarkable,
both Mr.. Shepard, the Standard and the
Jcilersonlan charge the Wing party with
having involved the State for the Raleigh
and Castor Road.
Another thing Tie stockholders were
made liable 10 Tie amount Of their stock, ard
since the insolvency Of the Company, Mr..
Shepard has sold his stock, no doubt, with
the intention Of avoiding the liability, and
he insists that the State cannot make the
stockholders pay. Mr.. Grabam says they
are still responsible aud will be made pas.
Now, which will the people vote for, VIM
4 Graham who says that The stockhol.
ders are still liable and viii be m Dc paw,
aud thereby save the state from loss or
Jas. Il. Shepard, no SAYS that the stock.
hollst5 prc not Liable, and therefore viii
use no means to enforce the liability, be.
ng ono himself thus bringing a loss on
the State Of 100000 dollars. We write
as unto wise men, choose gel
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GREAT FIRE.

A great fire took place at Newfoundland Two
thirds Of the town was destroyed. Only 3 lives
were lost. The loss of property is estimated at
sj,000.000. Only one mercantile house is left
standing
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The President has twice nominated
Henry Horn a. Collector Of the Port Of
Philadelphia, and the Senate has twice re-
ieLled HIM.
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GEN GAINES.


am CANES
4 C,prt oc Io,giry - cao.;., &C Rev,
nj, e., II y I'D. r., D.. g..
Goa,,. VI D.o,Loa,ICl
- " ~ -, = . "'''''O''
- ~ 'i''''oc' '' 'no ! 7'h ms ant to IN
Sestiea'e the conduct Of Brc,ct MAJOR Gen.
cral Canes. 10 our opinion. no Cour,
ran co,Jp,n, ,an G,,ao. a.. l...
'''e' ~ ''"u'"s
'''o i'l'o"'"s "''cr' without they are dcsi.
rous OF pleasing the President By ccnsur.
ina him. Gen Ga,nc, has the s., nn,,b,es
or ,ls ooo,l, oni,.,.5
''''
""sthot nc Is c'hsufeu OF not, VIII mad
that his name VIII be respected and his
services remembered by every man vino i
lo.i,.,. t,.s,a,,, H. .f
~ p"
uHc'''ot'"'s o'''cet' Inc ifeslden' ana
his Secretary should clear themselves OF
cause Of ccusure before they have an Off.
Ger rensured for dom, ,,b,f be conceived
,...-4.- 49,, ,..,.,......
-. - - ~
~ N"'s' - ~ o''''i Il "'a IL la'o' 81
ms country therefore should be overlooked.
EE'DeuAerERa WtsrGRS DrtsloS,
New Orleans, June eth IslC,
Sir b,vo 70 ,cl,,oylol,,, tho bopo,
or yo,r la,,er of rho 24,h Ma.
i va. with snr,r;sp Iq,rnod tho DE
,,rtfnepi Of War rcparjed with d,.,pnro.
ig,an ,bc rropoe, Md he mo unon ,he
e,garno,s ~ koo,uck, and othcr States
E,r ,..,.t4ncc At,Ee ,.ne i w,s nnJo
Ibo I'M If Nav t,s,\ Gomez, y,ylor
,ros ~ ,be mas, cr;,,caj s;,naGan ITO had
Lon,, 1,ii ,.,,b ne,,bor ,d,o,,,o means n,
r,., - 's,s,a,n ,La ,,,,,ao'I booa,--nn,o.
saI >, ~, .,r,,,,. no,,, f.,,- 80. ~, s,ta,,.
~ 49, nu, anJ emf N. c.a,, lie military
to- Tho ...,,,t,,. ,,,s ,,,cor,o,n uLo,E,
-, ba canl. o.c,n, ja.,,nc,,on r., III. ow,
l,,u,,,,, o,I ,bo ,,Jan,;t,I,lo. co,r,,,o If
H,s ofIiccrs and mon and mo nroyiJcncc oc
q 4 he c,tr,c,,cd himself from the di0i.
ruIty At tbiy crisis bo racna.,od ,roons
T., l.e s.nt f., hin, with nil nos.,hle desnatcb
A. co,,,,,rdc, If this division or ,ba 4
C,ot,s am ! ;,,neJi,,e,y eon,b, tho
,,o.,,s ac ,ncr,in, his wishes. And / wonlJ
ta,,, deemed ,,vsorr ,,cr,,s, - NV ,,ns,
mad ,,e,,t,nr dismissal from mo service #
had oos,nonca action nm tho suh;oc, Cor
two week. mill orders could have bccn
received from WASHINGTON.
The War Deoartment may deem the
number Of troons asked bv me os greater
than the cxigcncv required. This | mus,
confess would astoni,h me, as the War
Dapartmen, asked and procured bill nu.
,horisinr the lew Of 10000 volunteers,
and anoropriatiur $50 u0e 0OOl ten mil.
Inns Ia meet the same exipency.
Tho War D,nortmcn, seems to be of
c,ininn that there i no Discretionary DOW.
ar l,dacd in me IN act without nosiliye or.
de,s therefore would ask for inror.
r,,t,on--ir q scryilr instruction should oc.
cnr-,r an irrunlion should be made nv
I,,sn trihcs Of Indions--ifa swarm Of stea
,,cra ui,b paiyban Guns. were seen hover.
;ng about this son co,st-or if general,
q, Tho baad NJ , orcat mari Of the army of
tho Urited Sto,cs mon the frontier of n
ne,ebhor,nu Stote near me. should ask as.
s,s,oncc would !, be NV duty to refuse all
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EXPEDITION TO CALITORNIA.

tumor was in circulation, which has been
confirmed, that an expedition is soon To be dis
patched by the Government from New York for
California. 1t is to consist of 1909 able bodied
men under the command of Jlnaihan d. Steven
son, Esq. They are to be mustered into the sUr.
vice by the 10th Of August.
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$35.O0O
LOTTERY.
OR ND Sf'WrNF
LOTTERY

Class X, draws at Alexandria. Zee, 10. IssU.
- Nos.-1I Drawn na'tuts.
prize of Sp,OuO. I OF 10000. l of 5000, I Ut J.CuQ.
! VI 1000, 1 ota,VOO I 2.SOO I OF :, leo, 4 vi sVLO, 20 ~
luUn, ~ Of 500, ~ of 4OU aud ~ go.
Tickets sln; Sccrtincaic of - " hole tekci. will 10
sent for SI95; shares ia proportion.
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DRAW S

Kentucky Lottery. class 2S3. Nov. sc lsi6
al Ia is Is is as 26 IL 20 IL 52 81
Lowest prize ST.,
No. 10 10 Is, prize, $500, sent To Hanil-
ton, o..
Kentucky Lottery, class 2So. D. rcmbcr 3.
a 10 81 d3 63 a II 10 | 20 rs s is
Lowest prize ST..
No ID 81 n, quarter of $4,000, sent 10
Fulton. d.
New Jersey Lottery, class 06. Dec. 2.
10 10 52 20 Is 80 ~ IS 81 IL SO 4
Lowest prize So.
No is 20 30, second capital prize $4,000
whole ticket, returned to the managers lor
want of u purchaser,
II, ARMSTRONG & co.
Wheeling, Va.
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TRUE sutsefiter oFers fv ss'e. tre whole ~ that vol
- usils rs'Rlr. iu See cfy ni teclius. Stale uI VIZ
riria f'rmerit OH" ff"fruf "t Haurden Isre. EsI.
mosl fsiuaitr fsU oltse ltf, a portion &C. u.s property
BE- fiut'ri isins1iaieF iu font 81 Mater stress. AVID
ffuutiHg tr Dhto Risrf. ard fscre ts erected nn "a rart nf
Ihf- froHeUv f~vsiuaIie vs. are h1nFr ss leo -.rffst a.h.
cf huildlnFs- leo atfaftD iand rJusI1tuf sInrI uue
.urHfcI ald l1fU Hrfr f upv srfat fruF Ilfu4 rflst
.nrk amd HdIuHiHg thr rft. H'uf orc Nunlfrd a.ft. I'd
t.istrHU Or url aHfafsfo IlHd. tHr faliase o. uauf.
tain stonndiuE boo t.IHr fDti. atd ard surrH.af I'd. fl
a. urhtn that maisIsi o. aay toaf tsus p Csc Iuf.l
@isr
IHuar rsIsoHf w.HInF 70 pnHahfff WU aHirs I.
aat..ffcr living nfu 600 cts of fnrt.fiH e f.r.Htst.
OrfHt FNN 90 t~UrEgHIIIa
/ rOEFET-.fN Usrs BIO CoH,f.
~ 90 faftsts ud G,atful,r It.. goar.. uaf f..rr,
i aud 90 ssstY Ff1 IW .rANtDN e
CON GpfEN so uoa.o
OFW ~ Hl % f1
f fI f.tf -HrrI
ieEf.ft Usals. r.r,rf 4Hf ~ sr Ir
Y FI ILENINs HtNTLU.
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NEW AND Il

~ GORGE McMI'kRAYi is now opening a, his s,o-c
r"nn' an Marker square, = splendid stock of fancy
aud sta lie Dry Goods AZ unconn only low priccs to Will
TIE n"iiee OF hs customers are VtSrectuliy solicited va
Tor Gentlemen suicE wool dyed Hack French cloths.
Beaver
Brown, Olive aud Green
nlack snd "'her oolcrcd Cassimcrs. super biack French
for Ladies' c'osks, Iarred do. Black fancy s;rt. Ell sac
eSdet aud steel mixed Satihois, super striped Jared and
PLAN satin tIaVats silk.
For the La.iics suacr GradIsied ca.l,rserc robes. IA rh
".'ir ca, hhcfc de-, sin Warp aud fancy lustrc. Alpaca
'"I'' cl"s, pls'i ,ashnere shawis heavy black richly
embroidered. shaded morinoes lIaek aud other coIorS
n'"reciis tr lalies wear. tnd IA null aud Swiss. thTeaa
ACE tlpacS caShn'es aud l.Snb's wool hose. fancy bon.
net ribbons. new style prnrts, very low IN grra, variety.
suHc' BLACK, brown aud sage oo'ored ladies Md gloves, a
ESrlrtun aud other Ginghaas a good assortment nsnncIS
all e"lo's, .h'rtmrs hirSchcd and brown " ia a good va
TtctN OF all kinds of fancy and fashionable Goods.
ALSO super tunppwder Imperial 4 youns uyspn Teas
q ptong ChnlSn Moiis Shotsioug 10. super government
IsNS aud Rio oodee for sale 10y GEO McMURRAY,
ott 10, Market square.
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NEW GOODs.

- ki KlH most rrrrccf6iUy iuforus bic
- trtCuds AID rHs'1urs that be- hss received f1w the
LastCu market, siarEt tsroru ems %
Foreign and Domcshc DRY GoOds,
Selected win great st'e, which BE- " 30 scil of rake ~
order. ~ prizes that eanuui fsh io pics5c.
ItrtsF' WEtH.Iic ladies ere earnestly iuvt-pd - rsl
ard examine ilr rrV ''Fio Of goods utaHe fof drcfge.,
u aktug dIc-srr and tinats eoinrftsiug ai the nrR rfries
20 rrstmercs. thtet cloths. g%inghsus. csfjcos &C. NJ
stock ~ goods II trff ia 20 einhfuriHg Size fesl D. st@o n
alfrss. nnle'in Hr lfHtr Ac ioa"s1ff with = fl asfort
flrut Of tia,k erd white g]IrefAbs SID c%afitofs. raj o.
INNuti. alf rTufOfff uf frrrf fftrrtfrr sfsevir snd
rraff sf megn cont dctltut ~ fesr moderate urirss.
tFNffr"lf's WrtH fUFnrfuc We an rreofff
rn'he ieavef as -." fH.is, ulif'd tnf ffipfd rassf.
n'-Fre, brown tsek tHd uitef saifreff. rpiA miscd
niffd, frd. lr ae tnf Nife fauufs tfesahpd snd
lreuu He'iIuls tnd %hifilgf. ap1un aud shiriar r'fsts
Wur'a. fts" sHk au ..tuu Io.sr EsFdktthiss
f'Htts .us.rnd g.. iu.H hucr.. iuri tat'rci4fIr
IHt4 pocket iTuitfff.iHt aeufcI i1f quaifY 81 tfank
'. cd. rItWo.. win n Vt'cy of at'tf Fewer a..
i1HI nHIrI" iup numerous tH mcutnn- aIrl whirh
uI. h.n .rft I'fHUTf W rluv trc fn uF ntfHds a.,
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FIRE AMI MARINE INSURANCE

ITO RE RED not tn ~tc-tlst's the question
- wlrctlcT ~ j. letter by Que sweeping tire, To he raj
ed-and subject io all the ills that iesh IL heir To, or. like
a pruden, man go Ia the Protection Office. and there Ne
made safe, comfortable and happy-we leave for you To-
determine.
The Protection Insurance Company -f Hartforl. Conn.
having already paid over $500 .UtO OF losses IN this IVES
TEN Country, j. entitled To the highest confidence. aud
their agent at Wheeling, Nirgiria.
w. .. PETERSON.
Will take risks on dwelling houses. Warehouses, stores.
mills. factories, he, together with their contents. such as
furniture. merchandise. machinery, aud every other dns
eriFiion of i~nSuraile property. Also. un steam. keel and
fat hos's and their carsocs To- and ffcm Ant port on the
Western Waters. on the most reasonable terms.
RETURN PREMIUMS
Thesame a. at any other office ia Wheeling.
Ottce an MonreeSiTcct, opposite the Monroe Hsn-c.
aud rear the Post Ohice. ian M.
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II THAN THE

T.ATEET-MORE New and cheap Goods just reeei
- we'd al the New Cheap store in the Room formerly
occupied ~ Mr. Isaiah C"oper, nearly opposite the n.
w Bank. Nam street. a general assortment OF Goods az
serS low prizes, amongst which are some more 81 thnre
teantii.h black Satin stripe Gro a. armia, and ron de
S"le SiNA Ncfs superior silk Mits. Gloves &C. a general
e--"."',rN' OF piAia goods Tor Ladies' dresses, siswls 81
every description. fte~ch hoe SKIN cassiReres, saii.
nets weeds and Jeans. Enei,sh and American cloths
hsnh.is' checks and iinseyS. Also, more OF those tcau.
bWl W aiiiaIh bleaChcd niusilns. WM. HAIIN.
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40 MEnCmANTs, PHYSICIAN ANn
OTHERS

yTfTHE SUBSCRIBER KEEPS constantly for sale, AZ the
n lowest prizes, an assortment Of MEDICINES,
DRUGS, DN PAINTS, OILS, GLASS. VAR.
NISI, BRUSHES, &C. &c.
Confident his prices VIII give satisfaction, I've -olicitcs
even those " lao nav NOT intend 10 purchase al the time.
To- ascertain the prices OF his goods.
Any communication asking the prices of goods, are
most cbserfuliy aud promptly answered.
ie would articulariy state, that he has n Stee-. Fac.
tory IN connection with his store, fsr Powderins Jalss,
Rhuearh, iyecacusnha, and many other Medicines; for
grinding Mustard, Cinnamon, Atspicc. Pepper. Cloves.
&C; and Lamp Black, Black Lead, Venetian Red,
Chrome yellow aud green, NcrdcgTis. yellow Ochre aud
other Paints. IN oil; all Of which he Is able to sell at The
very low est prices.
Paints mixed already Tor use snd put I'M in eartIcu
pots OF Different stNes, fnT family cnnVcnicurr,
ruity sfthe fcSt qualify Al 2 - cents per H.. out nj
~blsddcrs, and 3 cts per N IN h~iSddcTs, in quantities OF q
pounds aud upw ards.
No charge made for delivering goods in any part n III.
city. ]. w. W. GBRDpN
DRrg0tsT, No. $50 West Pratt, q few doors from Liait
II. opposite the u T. O u u pcpot. baltimore. lei, *.