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a INTELLIGENCE BY THE MALI
HIGHLY IMPORTANT
FROM WASHINGTON.
THE NAVAL PREPARATIONS,
&c. A0. &c.
&c. SO. &c.

WASHINGTON. March, q. 1886
Public affairs connected with our foreign rela-
tons, are in The same entanged and confused con-
dition az ever. Since the recent message OF the
President. calling for military and naval appropria-
tions, and accompanied with reports and statements
to the committees OF both houses oil Congress, hav-
ing reference to the same extraordinary document,
that excitement has increased very much among all
parties II 10 now supposed very probable that the
notice question will be decided next week; and. in
deed, a interest in that matter has nearly subsi-
ded. It 10 believed by the best informed here that
the most important matter in connection with the
last message is to be found in the recommends.
tons from the War and Navy Departments. The
revelations made by that message, and accompany
ing documents, have asonished every one here, and
produced prodigious efiervescence of feeling
amongst the friends Of Mr.. Polk himself. They ao-
cuse him Of secresy, and desire to refuse thu
fdencc Of the government to its friends in Con-
gress
stated in preceding dispatch, the extraordina-
~ fact that forty steamers had been proposed to be
built by the bureaux Of the Navy Department, and
that the aggregate expenditure proposed in relation
to the increase the military and naval departments
was forty millions OF dollars, (S40 600 600 Ihave
since been enabled to procure copies OF some Of
these documents, and find that my first limitations
have sl far short oil the fact II appears that in the
Naval Department alone--and the report is signed
by Commodores Morris, Warrington, Shubrick,
and Cyane-it is proposed to construct forty steam
vessels, thirtytve sailing vessels and an incrcs se
OF the men in lhs naval service, 10 nearly thirty
thousand. This has no reference to existing naval
equipments The military preparations are more
extensive probably the whole expense OF these
proposition will be equal to sixty or seventy, In
stead OF forty million dollars The following state
ment OF The probable expense OF steamers and
RurpauY
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Diet.

On Sunday morning the 2sth instant, MARIA wife Of
Ebenezsr Caldwell. aged 20 years.
The risnds Of the family respectfully invited
attend the funeral this afternoon halfpast o'clock
from her late residence, Al Murray street, without fur
Their invitation.
On sunday evening, the Goth instant, HENRY EpwrN,
Of William and Henrietta williams aged IS months
EThe irierds Of the family respectfully invited to
attend the funeral on Tuesday afternoon at o'clock,
from the residence OF his father, 81 West Broadway
hrst house above Murray street.
On Sunday, the 29th March, instant In child birth,
Mrs. CArnrRNE MooRE wife OF Thomas Moore, and sis
term Law of Thomas Warner, Esq, Of this city,
sellnr at law.
on Sunday night, 29th instant MARr4A, daughter Of
Chester and Catherine Lsmb. aged year and day.
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shsuA BE- saeulsfsd ssprsuly for the uavieation Of
those enaiow waters but able TO carry oss heavy gun
and with Gil the other which could be given
WIN tne limited dias o. water necessary for ths free
are to operate The number which we would propose
tor those two class Of the larger class or Lake.
Michigan end Huron, and twenty for the Atlantic
coast and the smallsr class for the Southern
coast besides those which available
The existing CONVENTION with Great Britain would
prevent grsstsr itorsass the lakes than n pro-
put The fact that tnors many prvsts steamers
on the Lakes which could be speedily armed In Il
se Necessary to secure interests In that quarter
suppes ordnance and ordnance stores should, how
ever, % LOGGED ut different ports. ready for use.
snsuie We 70 annoy the OF 0roat Britain,
means. would recommend the humber Of "a stsan.
ers ke the Mississippi but rather enlarged should be
ineressed 10 nve that gaea should b increased
and our sioors Of var forty II IL also deemed
should be 6rtsd with such sssn arrangsmsnts O. NY
be- best sdaIasd to in aid Of ssIs without materially
affecting their qualities ssog vessels We are swars
that hs attempt 70 combine sails and advansa
that enough has been accomplished 10 justify the adop-
ton Of the modes which most approved afsw
sells whstrhs rsmanipg number Of those proposed to
be added to force may DO arrsnged for sails only.
until information experience shall warrant the
more extensive use Of them ~ an SUMMARY.
Should the augme ntation herein proposed be suhoris
ed In addition to the vessels which are aaoat or upon
the stocks at this time the whole viii require, besides
the officers and marines, about ~ $50 On, number
which IL believed may be resdily procured IN stat:
TO employ about one hundred thousand.
We havs the honor to be. respectfully,
Your obedient ssrvants
c. MORRIS,
L. WARRINGTON.
W.CRANE.
w. b. sHRUBRICk.
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PALMO'S UPERA HOUSE.
Chambers street.

BRILLIANT AU6PICES
ROCKWELL STONE, having. engaged this splendid
Temple If Amusement will open it
fVuesday Evening, March 3lst,
for the Of giving series Of
Gus entertainment the best conceivable variety
A Powerful BRASS BAND, fouteen in number will fur.
nish the requisite the Of gymnastic skill
scrobatc and athletic VIII ch will be- the
astonishing Harrington and Son. the frat and popular
his two woi drous dogs. Hector and Billy.
The Tyroean Vo.alists will also perform. Their
remarkable this metropolis attend III.
here, they refined, meodous orisinsl Gal.
sisno, The sublime G vocaist Of their number
Nelsoa, the admired artist VIII curious and enchanting
perform the Rock Hsrmo aicoa and Musical Sticks
are 30 deservedly famous. Is engaged
he OF the Will he hereafter mentioned; they
al the in th.u pc GUITAR o-ssios and will af
ford the public decidedly the noble au tes varied aud
chas OF entert Ianents
Particulars 10 bill. Of the dav.
Doors at 7; TX o'clock Admittanee %
10 Ill IL the house m29 2tm
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On Monday evening March 20. in Grace Church. by
the Rev DR. Taylor JANIS MoNaoE THoA suaN to EM,Ly
M.IAsrsE daughter Of Joseph Cox ell of this city.
On Thureday evening. 26th inst, by Rev. Mr.. Beamy
Mr. ALExANpER BAXTER. Of Mamaroneck, Westches
ter Co., N T., to Miss MARcAREr Riley, daughter Of
George Riley, Esq, Of this city
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BOWERY AMPHITHEATIkE.
SANDS, LENT + CO., PROPRLETORS,
Fresh Novelty!
On Tuesday Evening, March 3lst,
Will introduced for the 6rst time America thorough
bred Arabian horse
PAS TEMPS,
yurch,sed by Mr. Sands. from Fran ons Pa,s who will par
POLKA. WALTZFS, &c.
Fins. appearance in America aso Of the celebrated Englsh
CINDERELLA,
Ia origina and curious or eats
Dir Mosely IN his great act OF
EnglGnd, Ireland and Scotland.
Besides variety Of other entertanm .nts Bee bills
Boxes Is cenfs: Pit lax cents
Doors open u performanceto at half astr
nm &c
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LARGE SALE OF PLANTS AT AUCTION.
LEVY will sell this Tuesday afternoon, at o'clock
"A at the Nn-sery OF Mr. r. Walton Murray Iiill corner
3h and 39th the remainder If the Grape Vines
Asnu. Trees. Rose Bashs. Gsrnation: aud aasp,.ty of
vi hou the occupant leaves the nIst Of
A, rii. mal tire
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n. DUCLUZEAU, Aartlon-er.
+ AR0E SALE OF ELEGANT PERSIAN and HIN
- DOC SH Avis AND ScARFS, Imported expressly

CTocK OF CRoCKERY. GLASS AND CHINA-sy
y Fl. E WILLARD. Wednesday, April lst, az 10 O'Clock,
the Nos Pine reef, catalogue sale ola general
md other printed flowing blue white
Fancy Jus, &c Also plain O!ws n lots. from the
wholesale and retail ds.len aso 10 Packages
Glass Tpmben. and various other goods.
T.. sale is positive and credit over city dollars
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H. z. WILLARD & W. w. SHIRLEY, Anctioneers,
WILL give their personal attention TO the saleso House
w hold residence OF families declining
hcus.tssppx stock. q CISeLs,y Dry osed. Grocery and
cit from their lends and the public. their
SALES ROOM, Isl BROADWAY, until May lst. when
Adams Express Once. mrli imsr
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POPULAR ORATORY

Rutgers Institute, fnday ereisg April ~: the So
risty Lib,ary Rooms Msnd April 6h, At TX o'clock
rf"sa nsy rssps Gully the solic
OF fI.,Sr) thW he II OF I'VE usta-
tive Of The ndivdssy Of msrtahle v recently de-
p4ed Amer OIator.. fed with and comic
ctanons For Oh ne Cf lie ecs OF aDssion
esia,s Admission event &. Is ceuts Eah IL
W b.conpiete IN ITSELF INT ha whole a INJECTED
urss scod lecture at Ruser1 Tueiday spril
TN r3l ltis~r
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pY LAGOS . II .f fgE 4s;. b. Aver % !. q.

- u J. r. CURTI8y, Auesf.
by McO9 O. PLnTr. This nay-se 10 o'S - st the
~ Auctioa Room. ecsnsr Of Plat aud tsols .ts. IN
ed snds.sd for $780, eossissps II ~ cassp
gods. he. /. So I11T7 1.I+ f.l .N
10 casks ,psnued self eclosd :ht snd half bsht
roina hoes hook AID lie hrss do bsaces and
bit saos yesnSs buy Ard liable hi. g.. 2 Do s0a os
rund bolts AID brsss head fir kienen do tee ket
tlss rim lock and square arches TIL lock- iron tao AID tea
spoons syesiyards bsdscre vs.. 1900 -. -. +,
Also hrs a. rus pad chsS and locks 100 bright
and vice. 0ssma silver tats and tea Spoons swi
Also 81. sLs 6rssr seythss. cnks ssrs~ Knives &c
Also ice 5000 vslus Of urwiy sd and
III sry 3usr lauded tie whole will be exhbi,ed and
without whatever Tsmst mos, for approx
Cd sndcr,edn ties
Among cutlery ans assortment Of Rogers and Bro
thers NJ hog -rs and Co ufsctur-.
Also 10 Am rcan PQaSd pns very sups1ot article,
be sold hout for eceouLt Of whom may
AIso. cabs hsdscre.s Sigh " dsmaEed.
Also aud bsass teeth hoIss cards. cotton and
wool srds mstlt
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GENUINE HAVANA BE0ARS II The new brand II
" Judio arraate (1As wssdvsing Jewl tcs sale BY
|. sasr-773 -N-I b. hiAECHO II ~ fulton street
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SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER. fN :
THE SUBSCRIBER oneu TO the Public method OF
il making shirts winch renders ease and comfort 70 the
ve,rer complete M paas have been spared TO OBJ
tam the best hrsnch pattern shirts
Having had long experience in the business the Subscriber
10 en,bled to make all he necessary eme1n srS give
general satisfaction WM COLLiNb
TINS ~ 81 :
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NV ORR LEGAL oBsERvER for April. co tins
" actic roi.t.,l Trsa e'msns MARKS; Restra Of
Ira.c; lnfans' Necr.ssre;<, Letters of AJmni.rr ii
MMies: Cred to-. Bill nin.,iou V. = sandord. Cou
Pot, Y. suer-ne LareD Hartford Ins ca ia
Ssr,hls iotsr.ni 10 policy; ~. Com Plra. Peck
vs. sn.sn dali. e ss' =. Coz ~ Cl.TL; zee, Hyde
Cha selior Lyndhur Mas Of The Rolls, M Bench
Ey gu .; swt liuenus kc Published at s. year, in
niia re SAMUEL OWEN Edtor
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These reports, estimates and statements. have
been in the hands Of the committees for several
months. They involve, it will be seen, vast o..
penditurs and propose mighty preparations lead
ing TO war YET, in the face Of these important
Departments. in relation TO the increase Of our
army and navy, the other Departments of the Gov
eminent have been preparing reduction OF tho
revenue and q modification Of tho taYld-thus
showing that there Is want Of unity Of action, or
conference of system, in the propositions coming
from the head Of the government.
This singular and conflicting state OF things, IN
the policy OF this government has created feelings
Of disappointment, annoyance and chagrin, just to
as great extent, as his doubt and hesitaney re-
lative to the proposition Of - and 81 20 There 10
only one course now, for the administration to e.
care the dilemma: IN which the divided counsel.
action, and contrarieiy of movement that have
characte rized its entire proceedings have placed it,
and that 10, to come out openly and decidedly, and
call on the country prepare themselves, and e
sist them to increase, to the greatest extent, tne
military and naval defences. This would BE- the
best "Notce" to England that could be passed.
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GREAT KEDUC1ION-NOW OR NEVER.
Nsr GOLDSMITH will continue {, n GIVE pup j. for
ew weeks long, .niy ~ the reduced te ma Of Three
lay Pee m. shp-Ea .at,.factoIy impro,s
and rrs efui hand at the Alto II tn ,urse
Aes,s"y w Br ad~uy, n oms Nos a. ~ anti CIR uIars
ma o. d 81 the CON. Laiies every clock
y NIL msL during the day and eveliLg mil si.f
N-ENA A Lo EsTR NJEROs FL IN0LEs
ne FIsne and spsaish Lsasu,ss., lao lsbra, 0rom
efr. surveying. Nsvgn Boo keeping eypd tious-
" AID me ,asy aush verymod Privsts les
eo vsn 70 da ~ II their isdencea shUols attend
ed References Vi the CHEST ,s,pectab lily.
NIL Im.c JAOO D. MAUniCE, III CasaIt.
IMP, X FAINT TO EMIGRAN rs GOING WEST.
that hev forward tasssnss ali par Of the We,tem
1t snd an-d-s via tbs raJo from Albany H. Is usus
At ris OF the year for those sequsntrd witt
ioa % lsy thar 70 BY hs s.n. ssr their niorn,
vii b. nssigsbe DO the 70 Apr aud il be the
NAV 70 therefore mt that lIme 20 BY he rail-
ad ck cts for which BE- lowest
rates, v & j. L. TAPSGOTT,
IS South &C., co Of Maiden lane.
Due notes Of the opening Of The canal will be givn
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MAHOGANY, ROSEWOOD. ZEBRAwoOD, &c.
EOR SALE CHEAP, by Il. q. STACY. No. IS Wooster
eemresd q large assortment Of crotch notified and sh dd
Mahogany vssssn Kosewcod snhoEsny, Fern soct Bnds
~ and ssnsr. sssevtnsas Of lumber usually hey. ms
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NUArs, ESSENCES AND PEKFUMEkY. Of all kinds,
- spot No. Couriands The sahscrbsrs original
manufacturers OF the Walnut Oil Mill
tv Saavng Soap which We warrant 70 surpsss other
having greatly enlarged facilities are prepared
hand hl hy scented Almond, Rose Musk Windsor Palm,
aud Toll Soaps; extra Pale Family and No soap The
for Baths and pryas family no, e :a1 and e
general Of Essences, &C., both Foreign
and Domestic selected and with the greatest ears also
South Amer mafke warranted 70 stand any climate
0roces Dru ses and dealers general, requested 70
call and examine for ttemseyes. u,.-
yrsSv Il
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VvNO JOHN H. WHITTAkEN, D-Uir-The mr N
Of the class OF your school OF hsdeine and Su-ge
have uetruced ~ 10 ynu With nS aaeopany,ng
.nsrds rs p-syl. riessus that have cpporuniy Of
ns Wv IN .nft Ia sase interest," aud deLG Ne have
sre proud q rr deep Of Obligation 10 you for
IN ca f-sis usand corvncirK ch ron have
imp rsd e us Your varied ant profound sdss Of ali he
bra e % o. Msdica and Surgical sci sonIre Of
s;x o'rf ~" ha died ssde t .lth nigh o.ly The very
that Of ivae a dual e cher medicine on record
snd We ard nily hops aud nhd-Dt bev- that proper
hors re cause o. the did sion Il medical kncw.dse viii
numb = OF y"u, PRESENT clsss
we dss,e 10 express TO our hsh FOR your gre
int l-etasi powers attain and tn tender
ksdt w,shrs ynnr aud ha pness through e
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Aso % oa aud bsass teeth hoiss cards. cotton and
y cg a q 3 Esf ,,s ,.,v
fiArT.s. !. ss"a:s nc !: j oessI r.. ;.;.iosss:
: ca: no. a,; we'll ..s ,a
mouth. fl .vp.sv d.nder.td p;rr fs n%s Of se ,nd
u Co@m.I.e. Courier and alQansr. and Express
THl srsls SALE y 81 I'M NV A,; c.AssgT gussl
l 1URE-JACos 8. PLATT viii sslI - w.dsssd.X;
Il usss. .,:ir sfs.
s Of s ' s e. @:
s .a D;s: and r :as ps'
= :: s;s s: ..s
NIB RI. sSSy: ali ven worthy the attention of ship
sr s.ds y" on the morning Of the sale. p
FAsHISs ssL iEttSSi!taf. 's'ss ~ Ms..:.
o'clock No. 20 Maske. elegant Of fur
the ri ss e
lar and Chamber Furniture &C. Fu particulars in
II boo 81 Avis AND scARFs, inroited expressly
~ T 81 1G.iss 'psuicLuzEAu viii sell. wednesday
"a. and s..sass Pr.;ss and
s;. =;
. *. % !:
ri, nSo ss;a s
LoaF sh.w, Of Al c.2,. y.rd' long, and wdr.'sd al
Xso-X ysy i.Trs assortment Of supsr Hindoo shawls
measering M yard, SQUAT wssnted s WOOL and averaging
Ao-sg Persian DO yards square. cost from IL to -
s; ,s.omsr. Of ;upso, Ch.sr: Scarf
quality and spsa 70 he prsseai season. s1ssns IL cost
from 70 70 % dollar eseh
exhibition the day previous the sale when the public
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HAVANA SEGARS.

ia "A "A OLuh NO.
6O,O0O VERY SUPERIOR, received per late arrt
vsls from Havana. comprising variety Of choice and
well known brand, al 5000 PiLtuoas, all made Of tbs
hig. KvaIe OF Vu~ta Abnjo Tobacco
The advertiser receiyiag nsgnments BY every vessel
fom Hassr aitiss .f TO be sold low
for cash. which he will sell 81 thousand less than other
call on GEORGE WELLS. Jr, iss Front sn e.
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BIGELOW'S NEW ENGLAND EXPRESS.
EOR Fitehburg, Keene, 0rsen6sld Baeboro. wind:cr.
Woodtock Montpelier and Burlington, VT, and the Ca
aass All Pseasss Parcels and business % any Of & s6cye
towns pan Of the western porioq Of Hanpshe
care Of L. Bl9ELOW Court street, Boston.
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FRENCH
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS.

HENRY & KAHN,
IMPORTERS, 50 NASSAU STREET, UP STAIRS,
have received by late IL from their house IN Paris,
and offer for SALE large End enc &C ELECTION q the
NEWEST STYLES OF ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS,
MzTE sI1sui,f ron pIsai FLOWER MAKERS
embracing variety unsupassed In richness and extent by
any other importation.
the iobb,ng and country trade MA Imsr
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L as hsviss psreksssi timely q s.eslos, Be enabled v
offers ssiscsics o. Bsli md Evsas Drsssss
the above sndcus reduefioa Ne as calls asuton 20
quantity Of Embredsved Csas, Chemisets:, BE- s9hty
socd which selling .! less thar sns third the oSE'nn
red equally low prices, snd inspections u believed
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MUSIC.
M DUMsDAY. No; s. Bead street, near the Bowsry
l Professor Of the GUITAR siIaing Accordion and VIC
lin teach Ladies Gentlemen their
sdsnccs all Of Now York City. with much facility
Terms very reasonable. Apply o. IS Bond street.
m
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MUSIC TAUGHT,
an THE MOST REASONABLE TERM6 BY q Lady.
" who hiss thorough knowledge Of the science She
give respectable satisfactory references line adj
essed W. H. the Office Of this paper shAll be punctual
IN attended mrl0 1m~r
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THORN CHAMPAGNE.
FRESH INVOICE Of his delightful Champagne 10 10
"A a,rr. VII the rn'ioa Of hotel Keepers.
and s~nemeu invited. The ding Of this Wine
Of 10 this country, and higher
price than that ofthe best brards
e. LIVINGSTON 4 CO..
m11isfre 10 Wall street.
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HART WELLS
WASHIN TON HO U Sc,
223 Chestnut Street,
ILL PHILADELPHIA.

DATHO lust iufroduced-Wafm and Cold-in nee apart
ID nsn for both ladise and genteen and the sntre
niLaton and fitting Of department Of the Wssninoa
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81 Reads Street. Wet Side Of Broodscdy.
THE Subscriber resvsc,fuy informs his friends and the
public, tht he HIS ia,sy oEnsd the sp9ve Lsso,c
Of New York The ssfsetiou which X nae hhs s
OF Tne Shades In Thtnes street, he naucTs himself WI
be guaranty all who may patronise HIM IN ms new esao
lishmsnt, while effort his pirt Will DC wanting 70 merit
the Continuance of their pauonagc. -, -
The usual reshes Chops, Steaks Welsh hsreoiu roaen
ed Eggs &c will b. erved up IL q sureror style
The Room will be regularly surped with city papers, -
we'll iuIi supply OF Foreign papers. BY .ye sTy. iom
tInr rplo tps JAM ~ Nv AND
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TO CoMMIssTO5N,I -MERCH1NTs.
FUME BATH.

Bath ~ Broadway The eeessrite Of ,u.h that il
eh onie nstorr, such serofala 0out Salt tum Ole
Of the ski Joints b. The charges are 20 modera
ted. fetch j. wthia the me Of all m?s T. sm
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1846-01-14
uARDWARE STORE REBUILT.

TAAES NJ. COOPER has the pleasure To announce
that his store has been rebuilt in new and hand
somc style and that he has returned from his tenPo
rarV location on Market street, his old stand, NO.
5s. WOOD STREET, where he is opening am en-
IRE new stock Of HARDWARE. CUTLERY, BULL
DING MATERIALS, and all other articles in the line
These goods have all been imported since the fire,
and the ,tocK is consequently all fresh and new.
Extensive supplies jns received from Liverpool per
ship .sCaledouia Brander, HOndnaKa," and Thomas
P Cone . which will make the assortment complete
BUYERS generally are respectfully informed that they
will find il to their interest call and examine my
stocK as disposed to sell goods very low or cash
or approved credit. JAMES M. COOPER,
oi-6m No. SO, Wood street, Pittsburgh
The subscriber is also agent for the sale ofSauDder-
sons Steel Rochester Cooper Tools, Hair Cloths, Ma
hogany Veneers, etc.
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HOME MANUFACTURES
cAnTZ FOUNDRY.

TNHE subscriber respectfully informs his friends and
the public generally, that having purchased the
Cadiz Foundry he has enlarged the esa ishment, and
procured new and splendid stock of patterns, from
which he can make Castings of every description. He
is now prepared to cast the shortest notice. PLOUGH
CASTINGS of every pattern now in use The patent
lever Plough which is considered by those who have
used it as superior to all Others is always kept on
hand, and viii be sold at Wheelingprices FOR CASH.
Farmers would do well to call and examine this plough
before purchasing elsewhere. All kinds of HOLLOW
WARE. CANON STOVES, CRATES Of all sizes, SC,
&c, always on hand.
IROBINSON'S PATENT COOKING STOVE.
This article is destined to take the place of all other
stoves for culinary purposes. II surPasses all former
Improvements for compactness, economy and convene
ence. The oven occupies the full length ol the stove
The fire chamber is constructed upon the top of the
oven so as to bring the heat into immediate contact
with the boilers and by means o; descending fues the
heated air is made pass around the oven giving it
perfectly even heat, by which bread, without being
turned will bake on the bottom and top, and on all
sides alike as perfectly can be done in any brick
oven rendering this stove preferable to any ever before
offered to the public.
COAL COOKING STOVE.
| He also manufactures very neat and convenient
coal cooking stove, which is highly extolled by all
those whohaye used it. The subscriber, if me-
cessary, could publish recommendations OF scores of
persons who are now using both ofthe above stoves
Please call at the Cadiz Foundry, at the west end
town. EhbA1 oCol -
N. B. Old metal received in exchange for Castings,
at Wheeling prices l." b
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