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I ADlES' DRESS GOODS.

n ADDE'S DRESS GOODS.
~ JUST RECEIVED
A large and complete assortment OF Ladies' Dr s.
Goods OF The latest styles, which we invite the at.
tenton OF All purchasers, consisting in part of
BALIARlN@S and BAREGES
MOUsELiNE DE LANES and GINGHANs
Painted Lawns; Cambria Lawns Giughams &c
Also, new style GAMBROONSS
We lingt0n Cords; Summer Cloths
OREGON CORD; NANkEEN
White ami Brown LINEN DRILLINGS
super SIX, Sam and Ca hmere VESTINGS
French, English and Belgian CLOTHS
Linen Camblic aud Silk HOKFS.
Pongee and Imitation Madras do
Cotton HOSIERY, some heavy country kpi,
BLACK and colored SILK GLOVES
White and cOlOred KID do
Cap Nets; cotton Edgngs and Laccs
"a, Z, 4 4, and Ga bleached and brown Sheet
ings and ShIlings
PententiHry Plaids; USNARURGS
Twill Musllas and Osnaburgs
DamaSk Table Cloths and Covers
GAUZE FLANNELS
BIeached, Brown aud Blue MULLINS
superior assortment of SIIAWLS-SIlk. Brragc,
Nelt, Ihlbct Wool, Ctape, Mousriiuc de Daiue, sc.
~ our stock IS now complete, and with conf
nence ia our capac " to please, we extend invi-
taton To all; tally satisfied they viii find our goods
as cheap and of as good quality any house in the
city. ] LEE WEBSTER s. co
No. 30 Make street,
apo doors East Of Frederick,
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For the American Republican,
THE FAREWELL.

Farewell, farewell has lonesome sound,
And often brings a sigh;
But give to me, when loved ones part,
That swee old word good byG
Fare we'll, farewell may do for the gay,
When pleasures thrunI is nlgL;
But love best, that silent word
That comes from the hGart-good bye!
Adcu, adeu, we he7ri oft
Win tear, perhaps wi h a sigh;
But The heart feels most when the lips move not
And the eye speaks the gentle good bye!
Farewell, farewell is seldom heard,
When the tears in the mothers eye
Adeu, adeu, she speaks it not,
But my Iove-good bye! good bye! L. T. NJ.
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G- lean with great pleasure mat an effort is
making 10 better the condition of our too long
!lccteu sea farng men. ] attended a meeting held
in the FIRST Presbyterian Church on Monday even
ing last, and heard very good addresses from DR..
Behune, Of Phil ldeIphiG, and believe Lieutenant
Maury, | sincerely regretted, that did not men
that are entirely engaged in Commerce, present on
that occasion IT appears to clearly the province
0fm1IeS, instead Of females, to make a beginning and
to carry out the benevolent design of improving the
condition of sailors upon the plan Row in successful
operation in Boston, New York and Philadelphia;
aud would suggest, that meeting be called that
would embraces all merchants mechanics and profess
siOnal men, and thai Father TAYLOR, of BO ton
a sea fareing before the mast, and now one of
the most If not the mos eloquent of spe akers in
the United states, be invited to come here and ad-
dress the meeting. Not NAN in the United States
has done much, and who understands the W nts
of the sailor well, Father Taylor. Let this ex-
pertinent be tried, and my word for it many man
will be found to subscribe one hundred dollars to
raise a fund to begin the blessed work, without an
neIns any condition with it. In the mean time, |
would like to printed in pamphlet form, and dis
tibuted gratis through the city, an admirable dis
course delivered in New York by Doctor DEWEY,
one of the best and mos: eloquent productions ever
read w.
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CoNcEALMENT. What poison art thou to
the peace Of married life The world may call
it prudence; the wise in their own esteem may
call it proper dignity not to betray their feeling;
but for those who have sworn to live together
TIL death shall break the bond, perfect con-
hdencc should reign between them and they
who cannot forgive mutual defects, when thus
disclosed, should never enter that bond of high
and holy union.
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MrsTAKlNG THE BRAND. The Cincinnati
Journal tells the following good one: ga mer-
chant engaged in the West India trade, sent
to French customer Of his in one of the is
lands a lot of pork, Of various brands-such as
eDuffied, 'Miller & Co , Davis ETC., of Gin
cinnat. Among the rest was small lot brand
ed 'Measly,' which term, we believe, means
pork made from animals diseased. No men,
ton was made of any difference in the pork,
but it was left to take its fate. The next year
our merchant had occasion to 20 to the same
island, and inquired of the Fremchman about
the pork on said he, 'some of dc pork var
goot. Monsieur Dutfield, goot-Miler and
Brown and Davis, all var goot-but dat Mon
sieur Measly-he Won tam scoundrelo"
"LooK 70 TIE SENATE" The Hon. Wm.Saw-
yer of Ohio, who had the reporter Of the New
York Tribune expelled from the floor Of the
House for stating what was not denied in rela-
ton to his boorlsh habits in the House, writes
home to friend in Ohio as follows:
We haze TRAITORS in the Senate, ,cho Mould
sell their Country for Bale of Cotton or a Ne
gro! gel hope all will be right.
If the nonsense Of the Washington Times
was worthy of Senatorial examination and re-
buke, what should be done with this congress
sional SANDER? If reporter in Congress is to
be expelled for telling a harmless truth, what
should be done with the expelling member, who
utters so deep and dark SANDER as that which
we have quoted? If the charge be true, the
Senators should be tried and hanged: if false,
the accuser should at least be deprived of the
privilege of munching cheese and sausages up
on the fiooi of the House.
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CHEAP ADvERTIslNG A recent law of New
York authorises the State advertisements 10
be given to the paper that would do it the
cheapest. The Albany Argus got the job, by
offering to do it for nothing!
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Spring GOODS.


~ FREDERICK FICKEY & SONS
No, $50 BALTIMORE. ST,
Have received by late arrivals from Europe larp,
ADDITION to their former stock of goods which will
increased by several packets which are TO arrive this
month. wa
Pearl, Agate and Bone BUTTONS
Tapes, stay Bindings and Thread Lace
Carpet and London BINDINGS
Iailors' Trimmings
Saun, Silk and Cotton CRAVATS
Spool Cotton
IIlley's Patent Shoe THREADS
English and German Hosiery and Gloves
Bob5ln, Laces and Edgngs
Looking Glass PLATES
CUTLERY, complete assortment
Snuh Boxes ana Jews Harps
StaIes, SLATE Pencils, and general assortment of
GERMAN Goods
AbSO-On Consignment
Solid Head PINS
GiIl Lasting, silk and Bone BUTTONS
hum SuspendCrs, Combs
Playlng Cards, Brushes
Fancy Dap and Periumery
CLOCKS, Friction Matches
Sh BLACkING
"IIt Jeweiry, Razor StOpS, sc. 10 which we in
we lhe attention Of purchasers, and will only say tn
,ithi' mat II lGey Will give a call before making
lhe'f purchases they will fluid it to their advantage
as we nave node such arrangements tor importing
our goods a. VIII enable rs 10 offer them nj Dricrs
"HI'h CiIHol tIl0 please. [Al fell
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zen lines or less make square-lt an advertisement
1 leeds ten lines, the price will be in proportion.
/ IL advertisements are payable at the time of their
3riOn.
1.-THE WEEKLY CLIPPER, large Family
|lvspaper, containing all the select matter Of the
BY, ia published every Saturday morning, at this low
lie of 81 per anpuml.
sC- All papers sent by mail, are discontinued the
4 on which the advance payment expires.
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SALES OF ToBAcco-High Prices. The
Marlbro' Gazette has the following notice of a
sale Of Tobacco
James Kent Esq, a few days since sold 4
hhds. of Tobacco raised on old land, in CAL
vert county, at the following prices: hid at
S4O.55 per cwt; l hid. 500. so per cwt; do at
SIS 90 do, and one at Sl2.S0ido. The best
price that have been obtained for Maryland
Tobacco in Baltimore for several years past
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FRESH SPRING DRY GOODS.

rhEol1 SfhING DRY GOODS.
MtLLED FANCY AND RL,FI
~ CASSIMERES
New style GAMBROONS, Wellington Cord
Summcr Cloths, American NANKEEN
White and brown LINENS aud DriIings
Cotton Summer Wear, various styles
NESTINGS, handsome assortment
French, English and Belgian CLOTES
BALHARINES, Mouslin de LANES
Baregcs, Panied Lawns
Glngham Lawns, Cambria Ginghams
ShAWLS-plan AID cmbi OdeIed Thibet &c.
Bohhn Edgng3, COuOn HOSIERY
Linen Canbric ant silk lUKFS
Cap Nets, C0t"a Lages, aud Edgings
Corded SIll &TS, Of very superior quality
Damask Table Cloths and Diapers
IA and co'G Damasks for Piano & table covers
Ganze FhANNELS, raw SILK shirts
BURLAPS, Nos. /, ,, 3 and q
Domestic PhAiDS, Checks and Shyliug Stgiprs
Osnabures, Bagging, 1'ckimls
Bleached, brown and blue Di ling
Brown AID bcached MUSLlNS, "a tol2-4
SlleSia, Paper Cambria, Holland
D1wlas, Summer TWEEDS Napkins
Worsled Table Covers, Lustring Uravats SC
Received and for sale very low, wholesale and re-
tail by HENRY w. COOKE
ape corner Hanover aud Lombard SIS,
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AN EDITOR ELECTED MAYOR. John r. Ro-
bnson, Esq, editor of the Princeton Wing, has
been elected Mayor ofthat city.
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RELIGIOUS CoNWCTs. The couvicts in the
pententary of Indiana are protesting religion,
three ofthem were recently baptized in the Ohio
river. Their fellow prisoners were permitted
o be spectators of the solemn rite
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MoNARcHs FEAR LIBERTY. American
newspapers in Prussia from the United States
Pre- not only prohibited, but the Prusan Co
1ernment has even gone SO far as TO prohibit
/ he reading of letters in public places which
home from the United States!
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Specie SHIPMENTS. The whole amount ox-
ported from New York since March Goth is
about $3.50, 900 to England, France and Can
ton. This is less than was expected
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SUPPRESSION OF IIoRsE RACING. A bill "for
the suppression of horse racing" trolting and
pacing, and the racing, trotting and pacing of
"other animals" has been passed by the Lee
gislature of Massachusetts. 1t inhcs no PEN
atty upon the animals, but provides for the
punishment Of all persons concerned in any
race by fine not exceeding $1,000, and mpri-
sonment not exceeding one year
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New York MONEY MARKET. The Express
Of Thursday evening, says-"Tho foreign
news from Europe and from Mexico, but more
particularly the report in the money market ar
Ilcle Of the London Times, that an especial
message from the Queen was soon expected on
American affairs, have had serious effect upon
the stock market, and ''the panic" is unchcuk-
cd Everything is down, and there is great
deal Of lrght Nnong business men.n
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New YORK ELECTION. The municipal cleo
ton in the city of New York takes place on
Tuesday, the l4th inst.
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A CONVENIENT ARTICLE. A new umbrella
has been manufactured called the "lendng UNI
brella." 1t is made of brown paper and will
low twigs, intended exclusively to accommo-
date friend
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OLU ME. XIV.-NU. sc

Iz-THE AMERICAN REPUBLICAN s. BALT-
PRE- CLIPPER is furnished to subscribers bye care
Rcarrers, at only and quarter cents per week.
able to the Carriers only, at the end of each week
lhe Clipper will also be sent, by mail, to distant
'scribers, at the rate Of Four DoHGTS'per year, pay
Il, always, in advance.
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BANK OF THE UNITED STATES. The Phila-
delphia Inquirer says that the judgments OBJ
tanned against the Bank of the United States
before its assignment and which were duly
secured, have beenipaid in full. Consequently
the gentlemen who became security for the
stay of execution, have been fully released
from all further responsibility in the matter.
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GRAND FESTIVAL. Monday next is the an
niversary of Mr.. Clay's birth, and his friends
in New York are to honor it by grand festi-
val at Niblo's.
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ARRIVAL OF Col. MANN's Circus. This
admirable Circus has arrived at New York
from six months tour, in good condition -
They have visited Surinam, Berbice, Demera-
ra, Barbados, Tobago, St. Thomas, Puerto
Rico, and from thence to Ponce, in all of which
places they met with most cordial reception
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The LONDON CONVENTION. The Baltimore
Conference Of the Methodist Episcopal Church,
at their late session, appointed the Rev. Robert
Emory, president of Dickinson College, a dele
gate to the convention to be held in London
in August next and as one, to represent the
American Methodist Episcopal Church
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CoNNEcTICUT. 1t settled at last this State
has been carried by the democrats. Bssel,
the wing candidate for Governor, has plu-
rality of about $50 over Toucey, the democra-
tic candidate, while the scattering vote will pro-
badly exceed 1000. In the house 76 wings are
elected, and lo2 democrats--in 80 towns there
has been no choice, and five remain to be heard
from. If out of the AZ members yet to be cho-
sen the democrats elect 8, they will have a
majority IN the House. The Senate stands 8
wings to Ii democrats, with one district to be
heard from.
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a ny PERSON who may be suffering with
IA Iootnache, however violent or W yer long
standing is, will cCr,any have il cured in one mi
hute, by WHeELER's TEABERRY TooTH WASH, and
at The same time the protection afforded the Tooth
VIII stop all decay and keep in perfect state of
health. II is also an efectu i remedy for Soreness
OIL me Gums, it is also cure for softncss of the gums
Oh u mas never been known to fail in kecpnp the
teeth, gums and mouth pleasant, and in the best state
of health.
"Wheeler's Teaberry Tooth Wash" having re-
moved ScurI and cured Soreness of nv Gums which
had troubled me for Two years, it is my belief that il
is highly useful article, and that it is advisable for
those who suffer with the teeth and gums 10 make
use oft, N,pv Eu,trv,y
Rf- Depot No l9i BALTIMORE STREET, above
South. nbos
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LEGERDEMAIN. Signor BhtZ, who Is uni
versaIly acknowledged to be the prince Of Ma
gcians, is amusing the citizens of Savannah with
his slight-ot-hand tricks and sending them, on
mental voyages of attempted discovery as to
his ingenious methods of deception. The Sig-
nor delights wherever he goes, but one of his
most successful practical trcks-a Joke in this
instance took place not long since in Nan
tucket, and which is related as follows:
When about to leave the Island he called on
one of the Banks for the purpose ofexchanging
surplus amount of silver, for a draft. The
worthy money changer on hearing the name
Of the individual asked, cart thou he who per-
forms such wonderful tricks as to deceive the
shrewdest guessers in Yankeedom?' 10 which
our Signor consented with becoming diffidenCe
kindly proferrng gratuitous exhibition for
the special amusement Of our friend whose
capeless coat was supposed to exclude him
from places of such vain amusements.
Taking half dollar from the heap that he had
just deposited, the Signor directed our friend
to lay his glove thereupon and keep his eye fixed
upon it for a few minutes, when after making
sundry musical flourishes, and scattering Just
a Ieette ofthe magic powder, he asked for the
money. On lifting the glove, 10, it was gone.
The Quaker stared and after musing while
and giving his spectacIes a wipe, he requested
that the feat might be repeated, which was
obligingly done with the same results. The pro-
cess thereofperfectly battling the Bankers pow
ers OF discovery, on which he stood aghast, and
with blanched lips turned to the teller in
waiting" Georg," said he, put away the rest
eff the silver"
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VEyO HOUSE KEEpERs,-NEU, cool

FETO HOUSE KEE PERS.-NEH GOODS.
N JHst received per ship Rclla'd Anderson, a
large and well selected assortment Of useful House-
Keeping Articles, consisting in part of, Table Cut.
lcry, of every description; Enamelcd Saucepans
and Preserving Kettles; Bell Metal Preserving Ket-
Ties; Tm'd Iron Kettles; Saucepans; MoItars and
Peslles, sc in great variety; Tea Trays y Walters
OF almost every pattern and size; Bread Trays; Goth
&c Cake and bread Baskets; Japannrd Gothic plated
and Brass CandlestiGks; Brass Spitoons, and very
great variety of new and useful Goods for sale on
the most pleasing terms at the wholesale and retail
Furnishing Warehouse, No. lS BALTIMORE ST,
nearly opposite the Gentle Market. Also on hand
Table Cutlery, Tea Trays and Walters, Plated an
britannia Ware, Solar Lard Lamps, Gnandoes
Kitchen Utensils, Hollow Ware. Brushes, Mats
wooden War, Baskets, and House Funishin
Goods of every description. Also, Manufacturer
OF Block Tin, Japanned and 9ivetted Tin Ware
Bath Apparatus, &C. &c.
JAMES CORTLAN s SON,
IL Baltimore street, ID door east Of
harrison ST., and opp0 lite the Genre Market
W-Goods packed by an experienced hand and sent
10 any part OF the city free of expense ap3
ITO CARPENTERS. The subscriber has
~ FURNEA RAIL FENCE for n front yard-it is
larry new and may he seen at his build ng on LON
para ST, beyond the Infrmary-and will be sold d
bargain. Apply at
ALFRED II, REP, No, 3 Batmore-st.
apo I'd Tin Store above Howard ST.
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& TOM ~ ORE AND hF,T.!
" AND ZEE THE silks! SILKS! SILKS!
Just opened, aspcadi, assortment OF Spring SIX
received by last Packet and imported expressly Tor
our city trade. / invite tie Ladies 10 caIi and nee
them. Also,
New styles BARECES; ORGANDIEs
French Lawns and JACONETS
Small igu,c' Flench CHl&TX.
WIN one Of the largest stocks Of SIIAWLS and
80 tFS OF every description, ever offered in this
mAkct' full assortment of LINEN GOODS of
the hest manufacture.
Also, CLOTHS, CASSIMERES and VESTINGS.
large stock OF which We have Just received from
auction, and can and viii sell them chcap
fANCI GOODS Of every variety, and at prices
W,licn WIN be lotnd as cheap, if not CHEAPER, than
they can be procured elsewhcre-eithcr at wholesale
or retail, by
!, EDWARD BIRD, No, 200 Baltimore st.
H'nIo IPJ near Charles st.
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Office hereby give notice that SHAH ap-
~ ply 70 the BnAfd of Health fat permission to
erect slaughter House on the East side of Penn
syIVdnla Avenue, between Wilson and Freshman sts
ap7-3lw2w Holm ~ pFNTZ
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RICH ~ MAGNTF9CENrF % less GOODS
SH.3WLS, SC4RFS, &c.
wholesale and RetaIl-( N ho.rsaIe Rooms I'M stairs
ESRANE&LlN GARDNER, 1875 BALTIYoEE
IA STREET, Qourh house above Light street0 has
Just received p" '
Rich Dress SILK, new design; plain blk. SILKS
RAD emma SILKS; Wash'd SILKS
Fouard SILKS
French BAR"GES and BALZARINES
Graduated and Pyranudcal ROBES
organdIe ROBES; embroidered Bingham do
English and FrGnch LAWNS
Lama CLOTHS and Nous de LANES, new STYLES
Mourning GoEts, general assortment.
SILK SlAWLS AND SCARFS,
Rich embroidered GRAPE SiGAWLS
French Grape ShawIs and Scarfs
Hefndnl do do
Berage do do
Rich Cashmere SHAWLS
Rich Neck Ties; Lace Wells; Bead Bags
GLOVES aud hosiery
sun SCREENS aud PARASOLETTES
Rich French EMBROlDERIE5
Regency and Brussels LACES.
Also, Richardson's, Barciay's and MilboUand,s
superior Family IRISH LINENS.
with general stock Of STAPLE GOODS.
QIs- Ladies " i'll find the retail department suppied
with The most choice Go DIS and at fair prices
QL3- Country Merchants will find i. to their advan-
tage to look through my wholesale department. as
my stock always consists Of FRESH GOODS, and
al The best styles, being purchased for the city retail
udu'' ap7
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The OREGON DISPUTE. The Montreal Cou-
rier closes article on the relations of England
with the United States with the following pa
ragraph:
eve are told, however, that many individu-
ais in town have received private letters from
Eng land in which it is stated, that it is under
stood to be the fixed determination of the Bril-
fish Government to yield no territory north of
the River Columbia"
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SINGULAR LOTTERY. On the 18th inst, a
singular lottery was drawn in the Cathedral of
Havana, viz: five prizes of $1,000 each and
one of $500, to an equal number of young
girls, to whom these sums are presented as
marriage portions. Patron, the Marquis of
Cardenas. The young ladies', no doubt, are
provided with husbands. The names of the
fortunate candidates for matrimony are given.
It's beautifully .philanthropic mode ofacting,
on the part of the founder
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JAMES CORTLAN s SON,
IL RalIimnEn sIInnI ID lnnt nnsi of


Harrison ST., and oppo lite the Genre Market.
W}-Goods packed by an experienced hand and sent
10 any part OF the city free of expense. ap3
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-08
III. w. a !. i. FRY d CO.,

III. w. a. J. j. FRY a. CO.,
wHoLEsAJE DxALERs,
tFER for sale, on accommodating terms
~ sOa bags Rio Coffee
500 tags Leg. do
go old white lava do
100 bids Orleans Sugar, Part prime
95 do RICO do DO
IL do - CoiT do
IS casks clarified
IS boIes No Loaf do
30 bbts crushed
90 do pulyer sed DO
50 hkdI Mo,asses
700 Kegs Mails, best qzairy
1900 sides Sole Lesther
tons bHrered Steel
eases east and sheer Steel
goo BORIS Sperm ami TaIow Csnfes
1000 rms wsaP. Pager, pat iaTse
500 " cap and lettsr 60
eeEooas prime Indigo
so packages G p Im31 and BlseETeAs
- bbls lamp aui Ou
zoo ksss ride aud Blasting Powder
Far Lead Shot ana Bar Iron
Ml4eef, Alum and sat Pe;fe
CopleTas, Sulphur ~ SAT-.
Soaps Mus'Ard Chocolate, BlleknE &C
sIlo ami Io1i2 Class
Coz Ho7s. lords ami Lines
Ashton SACK
50 dozen B.cke:s
GtOrrd Alum Sick Salt
50 Woodvafe
Pepper, Sp X Gnrsr
Cunningham and Ansrfson Cotton v.tn a.zortd Nos At
factory prices
" Receiving and forwarding gods will b. attended 70 "A
KIDD Of produce resolved consgnmsnt. al "a
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RUILDING HARDWARE.

I'VE offer for sale, On moderate terms, the fol-
osinf snic'ss n rhioh attention OF BulJ
ard hcchaaca geu.fsly.
Ass fuicys Buti sd ra uanrut Hrge. AZ ssss
CapentcFs fstentE lob Lolk h0ree aui Clcls Lofts
kuob and Thumb tatctes Sofa Screw fhthiar Nails
Blfd Fasisningt shut rRoois, sata Cord
Patent sash fasenipgs, Fash sffings te
RM Wa DOMAIN.