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NTOOP EARRINGS, BREAsFPHNS,
II ii Bracelets, Finger Rings, Gold Guard and Fob
Chain Gold Keys Gold and Silver Pencil Cases,
studs, Gold Silver SpectaCes, received this day,
and for sale at low prces,hy
GABRIEL ID. CLARK,
iaI9 fri Water st. ID door from Calvert.
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MgGTlNC or THE CRY CouNcn. The Couu-
eli Of this city will assemble this Afternoon, at
hslf-past three o'clock and, as the officers OF
the two branches have been already determined
uponin caucus, they wilt be organized without
GcullY. The Council has a responsible doty
TO porform-for to it is entrusted the Organize
on of the police; the establishment Of an ETH
cent health Department., the levy and aPpro-
prlaton Of public funds, SC. With the eTccp-
ton Of three or four members, both branches OF
the Council are composed Of gentlemen Of the
same political sentiments, so that harmony and
uaaniinitY may be expected on that scoro-ez-
C,pting upon one measure which it is intended
! we see, by publications in some Of the papers
to ntroduce, viz: the dismissal of the present
able and faithful Register of the city. We
presume that there will be some difference o
opinion On that point.
We hope that the Council will deem it al
imperative duty to tahe immediate measures t.
arrest the progress of the small FOX in our city
The appropriation Of money to this object vii
, be justified by their constituents. The street
should also be promptly attended to, for the.
: are in filthy conditon-and, if we might ad
. wise, we would recommend the rc-adoPtion o
9 the contract system for cleaning the streets
!, would be much moro economical than the pre-
:. sent mode, at the same time that 1t would in
# sure Us prompt and effectua discharge of du
q ty. We wish members pleasant session, ant
d hope that their labors will result in benefit +
their constituents.
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New YORK CIRCus-Ffont street. This is the last
night but one of the performance of this excellent
equestrian company in this city, which occasion,
in addition to the regular attractions, the Poney Races,
which was received on Saturday evening with such
shouts of laughter, will be repeated. Among the
many handsome poneys engaged in the exciting con
test, we noticed an exceedingly small pair nf bays,
which, for beauty of form and fleetness of foot, we
have rarely seen equacd, even upon more extend
ed course. 1t was with great difficulty their riders
could keep them from running away from their com
petitors. We understand that they belong to gen
tIeman of this city, aud were politely loaned for the
occasion.
CONCERT OF PROF. H0RNCAsrLE. This gentleman
will give one of his celebrated illustrations of Vocal
Anthology; or, Flowers of National Song, this even
ing at the saloon Of the Assembly Rooms. In the
course of the evening he will introduce anecdotes
bon mots and limitations of celebrated singers His
entertainments in the Northern cities have given grea
satisfaction.
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h3-OFFICiAL DRAWING OF the Md. Cons0i
dated LOTTERY, class No.3 for 1916: For benefit O
Frederick Female Seminary:
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100000 sew s0Iys 6, T &c 9HAd E9R

$4,000 S GH!Ss S T at 5eho TSh
FIELD g Co.'s, where was sold on Saturday last Sc
veraI of the capitals the hold of which will please
presentation at Schoolfeid & Co.'S.
Nos Md. Consolidated Lottery, class 3, drawn
January IL. low. st prize 81, are:
10 is 90 IS 81 So II SO 90 49
Draws TODAY, tAe be ,udful scheme of Md.
Consolidated Lottery, class o.
THE CAPITALS ARE:
prize of $4,000 | prize of sel45
" 5000 &c 5000
q" $3.50 10 1900 sc.
Tickets s5-sharts in proportion.
07- Draws next SATURDAY, January Gath, the
Small Fry Seminary Lottery, c.ass ,, capital prize
S4OOO-Tickets Sl-shares in proportion, in which
Schooheid & Co. will sell on certificate packages of
% whole tickets for sny 3l halves 81 90, quarters
So SO, eghths 8 IS. For the prizes please address
sCHooLFIELD s co.,
No. Calvert street.,
1t First Office from Baltimore street.
HNGERTONs' EVER LUCKY OFFICES.
HI The week ended gloriouy. Comb IL 10 10,
$4,000, being the highest capital, was snld on Satur
d'y by the lucky fGERTONS' in package of whole
tickets. The person receives S3fOO net for the TIL
fling outlay of RI4. We have the ticket now ON file.
Egerlons' Offices can't he beat. Try
;gJ- To DAY, draws Md. Consolidated Lottery,
class 9-75 Nos, and p ballots.
SPLENDID SCHEME.
prize of $4,000 prize of sss dd5
$500 10 i" l5OO,&e.
Whole tickets S5-sllares in proportion.
For the prizes, call at
EGERrUNS' EVER LUCKY OFFICES,
Souh-st. and Exchange Place, cor. of
1t Commerce & Pratt or cor Cay & Pratt SITS.
a. LOP BOWLS AND rITsHERs. Alarge,
- supply of Japanned Tin Stop Bowls and Pitch
ers OF beautiful patterns, just received and for sale
very low for CASH, at the Original Furnishing Ware
hOuse of ALFRED n. REP.
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THE IVORY CRuCFIx. 1t will be seen by the ad-
vertisemeRt in another column, that this extraord-
nary work of art will remain for exhibition in this
city for three days longer. The opportunity should
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ksLOP BOWLS AND rITsHERS. Alargei
- supply of Japanned Tin Stop Bowls and Pitch
ers of beautiful patterns just received and for sale
very low for CASH, at the Original Furnishing Ware
house of ALFRED H. REP,
No. :I35 Baltimore street,
jal7 second tin store above Howard-st.
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OCEAN CONSUMPTION BE CURED! Scores
of impudent impost0rs advertising their worthless
nostrHms as certain cure for Consumption even in
its confirmed and advanced state. Believe them not
Ii il absolutely false They tell their lying tale 10 de
eeiye the wasting valid and rob him OF his money.
DR. Wistars Basam Of Wild Cherry will cure the dis
eases that lead TO Consumption and thus prepeHt It,
II will also cure CONSUMPTION in its mild and incpi-
ent stages-benre thas got fast and fatal hold DIR
SklIIman, of Boundhtook, j., says that 1t Is the
best pre- ventive of that disease he has ever OHnd in
his long experience liz also uses it after cure is
hopeless and AYERS that il aeviaeS the suffering and
renders the patient more comfortable than any meoi
cine ever known. This Balsam has effect rally cured
many who supposed they were in the last stages Of
this frgh full disease. Let not the despairng aud
macated c0nsumpliye entirely despond till he has
given il trial. He may yet recover. Let hin NOT
fatally mistake the stal Of his disease. Try III time
Be sure and get the genuine Wistar's Balsam. lmi-
Ia ions abound For sale by
STABLER 4 CANDY, 100 w. Pfatt-st
Also, by George X. Tyler, 42 Baltimore street;
Seth s. Hance, Baltimore and Pratt streets; Roberts
g. Atkinson, corner Baltimore and Hanover SITS; J. F,
Perkins & Brother cor. Green and Franklin Streets
Joseph 8. Stanshury, 81 Thames-st; Elisha H. Per
kins corner Market and Green-ss.; George II. keer
No 323 Baltimore street. ial9 lw
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uBRICES REDUCED, Donney's Friction
I'll Matches, at reduced prices, on consignment,
and for sale by - ~
FREDERICK FICKEY s. SONS,
ial9 No. 800 Baltimore street.
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SMALL LOW PRICED GOLD WATCHES,
for Ladies, and a large and fresh lot of gentle
sale nv L. A. CAMPO ELL,
;aIo imo 2J5 Market street.
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MANIFESTATIONS or BALTIMORE.
SUNDAY, JANUARY 10, ls$6.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-04-11

urBdders will observe, hat t,he routes arc in all
cases to be let the lowest guaantcd proposal ano
AT the cheapest mode Of conveyance, except where 'he
sine and weight Of the mails lwithout regard TO rave
or The spccd called for IL The schedules shall require
higher meac af conveyance. and this the biddeu are
reaucstcd 70 spceify. -n.- .--- =.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-04-11
PROPOSALS,

TSoR CARRYING THE NAILS OF THE UNITED
STATES from the lst July, 1886, TO the 3Oih
June. 1850, inclusive. in ARKANSAS, will oe reoeis-
ed al the Contract Office Of the Post Office pePaI.
ment. in the city Of Washington. until ?oeioek
Of the thrtieih day Of April, 1886 to be decided
by the 2ith day Of May. on the routes and IN the man"
nsr and time herein specified. to wits -. ..r
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Nj-t is mucl, to be regretted that mankind,
vile IN health, paw so little attention % the pre-
Is..vsuon OF 80 incsti,nable blessing. Lnxurio
sying. habi OF ndolcncc, aud inattcntion to the
nrst ndra'ion OF dis ase, the parents of do
prpsia vcr complaint, disigurinc c-options, DOLLS,
ulcers, 'hrnclrs, constipation of the bowels, nd
many o'hcr naiadics which, il left Ia prev upon
INC system unchecked. soon begin to marshal the
vicum toward the gatcCf Death The next best
thing TO preyontiun is cure; and we think We can
safely say that the patient may readily be relieve
rom all the unpleasant companions We have ma med
by course Of Sands Sarsa parilla.
For further particulars and conclusive evidence
oil us superior value and efficacy. pamphlets,
winch may be obtained of agents gratis.
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail by A. b
ID. SANps, whole salc Druggists, 10 Fulton street
New York. Sold also by CHARLES III. HE1NITSH
agent, fortsmouth, and NJ. A. Santos, Nor folk =
Price s per bottle bottles FIR S5.
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DIR. WlSTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD
CuEpRy


Now that this preparation is well known t, be a
more certain cure for incipeut Consuu,p,on Asta.
ma, Liver Complaint. Coughs. an ali similar ac
tccii"ns than any other remedy ever known, the, e
VIII be-. and no,o are found those so villanouslv
wicked rs to conc eta spurious aud perhaps no =
onous mixture. and try To palm il on as the gem
Inc Balsam eraisc no false a'orm An i'm ta
ton appeared in Rochester, N. j.. last winter and
IN other parts, another article somewhat resembling
Dr. W'star's Balsa,n ia name il slid. We advise
the puo &c o thesc SCHEMES, that their health NAV
just sights DIR. Wistat's Pa..am of Wild Cherry
rs ga new medicinc is mprc efficacions than any
other known. We have the ,priisen signatures o
such m'n as Recorder ruilmadge, Cs,onssllor vii
a'ns and John Powei, D. D., OF New York; III.
Gonsc, E,q Member Of Parliament, aud scores of
others,to prove that ii has cured Asthma Bleeding
az the Lungs, etc etc, after the physciaa's skill
has ccas CT to benefit
. lie careful and get the genuine DR. WISTAR'S
BAiSAM OF WILD CHERRY. None genuine
unless signed by ]. BUTTS. Address all orders to
SETH w. FOWLE, Boston, Mass.
20 For particulars sec DIR. Wistar's treatise on
consumption, to be had of The agent.
Agents-Porismouth, g. III HEINIrSII Agent
Norfolk, ". A. SANTOS, and also by Druggists
generally in this State
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REMOVAL OF THE ARCADE.
Three Doors below the Old Stand.

TNHE PUBLIC Will please take notice that have
a removed fom tho Old Stand to- The building
threc doors below, formerly occupied BY Mr. How
ell a Shoe Store.
Having just turned from the North, am now
opening n iull asso, tmcut of
CLOTHING AND FANCY GOODS,
winch cannot hc surpassed If equall, in quality of
mater ar workmanship, for tic prices, aud which
am detcrn lucd to sell lower for Cash, than the
sainc quality of Goods can be OF ever were sold for
In Portsmouth Or Norfolk. My Stock consists, in
part, OF the following:
Coats OF all prices from SO 81 to $500
P Pes,s OF all Qualities from i25to 100
rams DO do do 81 500
Jackcts-ShirIs, of every dcscriptiun- Drawers
S"cks- Sca'fs-fiaudkeroh icf-ShIrt Collars and
BoSohs Gum Susrenders, from Is To so ccuts-in
tact every thing usually kept in Clothing Store
CUTLERY, warranted To be of first rate material
ahd make 1t consists in part - follows: Pen
KNIVES from o. CTS. tn = 50-Rtzors, of Rorers's
make 81 cts to $ 25Scissors from I2l TO 50 cts
nave ais e, IN addition u the above. a rood az
s"rtmcrt of IEWELRY such as Breast Pins Fin
ger Rings, Fob a,,d Guar.l Chains, si,v,r him
'I's and Shields, Watch Keys, St2ds &c, which
VIII set lower than they can bc had AT an other
place in these dirgns
To the LADIES would say, that have an excel
Icut assortment OF Edgings, 'rou to | in " de
Needles, assorted sharps; Pins; : ooi Cott,n of
Tap Ladies' Hose, from l25 to 37L t,fS white
mix Il and black Ladies' and ChidrcI's Nct Cana
4 so an assortment of Cbildren's Soc ks and Stock
lays.
The Gentlemen will please call and look at some
CLoah - nave, the priccs OF " hCh. tor the DUAL.
tv, will a~tunish thcm.
have also a beautiful lot Of CAPS or all do.
sciiptions, quality and pice, cheaper than they
IAN be bought elsewhere in the town
sept 20 j. NJ MILES
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fh" ,Pen"sy'vsrisn shuws this from the Con
gressitua Records NY
u" ne Is, OF InIy, 1919. Mr.. Whistler. with
inc wn"'e Federal parry. v,tpd against the bill
tr Inc collection of direct ,ax-s and intprnsl
duties. ~ r .-N ~. r
Op inc 9th of the same m,n'b auairs, ia. bill
laying duties on license To disiii,rts VIM n,n,
seJ ~ IN all It's prevous stages
va The 9th, against The hill lavino a ,l,,c,
Tn The 9'h. against the bill LAYING !, dy,v I'm
sugars refined in the United States, aud ay,,s,
the bull laying duty sales al auc,ion If ,n.r
chandise, and of ships aud vessels
on the iO'h. against the hill LAYING duties -,
carriages Tor the c"nveyaarr of persons rs
"" me fih jan. 1914. one of The dark.,s. pc
RODS OF the war. and after nur valIou, i;,,L o,
hal covered itself with elory he voted ,,,,,;,s, y
appropriation 70! delrsyi:;s the expenses r the
navy.
On me lUh he voted against n iI,,p,s;tun
more euec'nally To detect and pua;sh traitors and
spies.
On the lth. he voted agains, Mill MAKING pro
vision To I'LL The ranks Of the army.
On the I'D, he waited, in a minntity ur sevep
against bill authorizing the enstmen of ,tmrs
fur five years. or during the war.
On the 18th, he voted against bill for en(,rc
ing the non importation laws.
On the sih February against the hill 10 raise
five regiments of rifle,nen -Fs 1ts.rt 1881
On The 18th March he voted against the bill ia
call forth The militia. To ExEcurE THE Laws or
THE UNION. and repcl Invasion
On the 18th October. he voted in %
moving the seat OF Government from Washino,on
city. tFtaE
On me hrst December, only few days he(,re
the sitting ct the Hartford Convention, he voted
against bill To provide addi,ona revenue far do.
fraying the expenses Of The Government and main.
tanning the public credit s.>
On the 10Th. he voted 10 pos, pone. indefntolv
bill authorizing the President of the Uni,ed
States to call upon Ire several States for their res
Pec!'Ve quotas OF militia To defend the frontiers
against nvasinn.
On the 18th, he voted against the same hin
lie also voted against hill tn provide additional
revenue lar the support of Government and To
maintain the public credit and also AGAINST Az
APPROPRIATIONS FOR RE BUILDING THE CAPiroI
AND PUBLIC OFFICES WHICH HAD BEEN DE.
sTRoYED BY THE ENEMY
MI Webster and his party voted against all
compensation to the mounted men no had HIST
their horses in battle.
And, when the Executive wanted means and
men to vindicaie our good name b.C,re the world
he declared +" that he would not vnie CIR the grant
II the enemy were baiering dawn the 0,ies of the
Capitoi sentiment that even woke the DIR
man. enthusiasm of JIhn Quincy Adams in the
other Wing of The Capitol and induced him Il, de-
r'''" IN tones of indignant rcbuke, "i!at the
or"aior using such language had hut one more
step I" iak', and that vas To jim The enemies of
the country at once !"
Such speech from such NAN is therefore no,
only not new. hut is far from heinq surprisioy
showing that time has not obliierated ancirn,
prtJudces, and that his views a re oF very liiIe ac
count win such nnpatrotic conduct aud senl
ments weighed in the balance
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From the N. II. Republican Argus.
WHAT is TREASON

We commend To the atiention Of those who
dislike to be termed traitors for their conrse i'm de-
nonncing their own government and svDpailzinu
with her enemies. the following paragraph from
the National lntelligencer of lSI2-ihen repub
llcan paper, hut nuw The leading organ of the
wings. lis application to the wings of the present
day is no less frcible than To The lp,eraIiss Of the
last war
There a re other ways Of aiding an enemy than
ny deserving To its standard. Those serve him
quite as eifecnaly who seize every opportunity
TO dishearten The patriotic armies of mr. conn.
Try. and thus encourage The enemy. When with
'nls view (and II can he with no oiher) f.cls are
d'scofored and peruerfed. In the injury nf the
c"nntry,S cause, those who are cnnrrrn-d in such
detesfddie conduct are guilty Of a morai treason
al least, though their offence Isl PERHAPS nu cog
nizahie by law. And really. when we see the in
famous conduct in this respect of certain clerical
ana editorial persOnages, we Cannot but Violently
suspect they ,ram nothing but The po,cer to Sc, re
the enemy in any acay that would not put their
lives in jeopardy
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=
s %, To Washington and Alexandria $3.50
HouR OF LEAVING CHANGED TO 6 A. NJ
The quill and beautiful low pressure Steamer
AuguS'a, tunninT In conncXiun with the Richmond
ana Petersburg Rail Road, leaves Wright wharf
Norfolk. every Tuesday, Thursday aud Saturdav
at u A. NJ foo the alb I'VE cities and towns. Pass n
gers b ctk!ast on board the Aug sta and arrive al
Port Wal hill hili past II NJ. where trains leave
i uinc iia;cly for no Petersburg ain Richmond
at Rich,non about . p. vi ab ut two hours i'm ad-
vance of The oil James River Line. and in a Boat
unsurpassed in her accommodations and the attcu.
on oil her oi:crs To TIC coufprt of her passengers
Returning the pas-c gers iravc Richmond and Pc.
tie shurg very Moldav, Wednesday and Friday
at half past A. NJ break fast IN boa rd the Angus.
Ia, and arriving ut Norfolk about half past r. NJ
II will be per civrd from the above that this
comfortable and expeditions line gives to pcrso, :
visiting Richmond or Petersburg on business the
opi ortrnity OF trans cing it AMI turning hy the
boat of next morning, to be absent from their
homes a single night only.
The Augusta viii. sop al the usual landings on
James yer To take in and put out way travel and
at my Other points ON the river where 81 rnai is
made.
The pub c may est assured that il is the deter
mnatinn of the Pc ptietOrs TO keep 10 this Line
permanently: an! to accommodate travellers be.
tween Norfolk ar Portsmouth and Richmond and
Petersburg. and the Cites of the District of Colum
biz, in the best manner and at the lowest rates.
For further information. tickets or frt sht applv
to w. ~ GARNET & co.
n. b. The central po-id IN Of the X. & p. n. r.
Depot in Richm md, and its outiguiry to tie prin
clip =, Hotels and place of starting of the Cars from
the North and West, and the Cdntl Packets for
Lvnchhury., adds the economy as We / ns the
convenience : o. this LIN, Cct3
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THE TRUE LOVERS.

The market clock was striking nine-thc m ION
faint briliiance she'd
p Araminta .Iessamine had not vet gone TO bed
the youth w W."
whose very lip was joyousness whose very eve
was truth. go
Ana looking through her easement high, she spicd
a. spark OF light
"hd heard gentle scp,-eo calm was that deli
cious night;
said she. a'oud. " All! nc that light comes from
Don't be alarmed" a voi-c replied, It's only
my cigar"
you there?" 1870 "
} es, shivering and shaking in this in rncl air
hown- - ~
make me a happy man, my Iov, Miss ;cssa mine
come down.
what though we've not lccn introduced l., The
dull, common way, ~
What though we've met but only twice md that
the other day,
Cold f'rrn kills love, and doe. time pack up
yoDr trunk, my dear,
here" "
come ! comet" the lady cricd.-and she is
kneeng there;
And she ha. wrapped her in shawl. to guard
And she has packed her bondbox up, and she i, at
Her night-capped guardian behind, the wurId and
Get in-gct n, Miss Jcssamine ;" the light AIon.
N cried
No whip shall dare to rival me, when thou art bv
my eide, =
and faster than s'eamboat wheel our wheels shall
whirl around"-. ....
Alas heavy walking stick has brought him to
the ground
gives an awkward kind Of j'ra hump upon
And poor Alouzo thought so too. and ttrnLled dow,
for dead.
where. where's the borrid murderer 2''--Miss
a. Aran1inta erie l.
ono tnrned-g stout old gentleman was sta odng
nig.ht-csp on his CHASTITY head, a han ct round
=, him wrapped;
tic was awake and listening when they had ,bough
he mapped
and oh I! be seiz-d bis heavy cane, and stumbled
down tho stair,
Aud there he stood TO light !be Loacs Of dat 70.
mantle pair.
And this in Gothic dialect, the rronstcr spoke -
" This ere
Intriguing gentleman I've Hoorcd is no great
, shakes. my dear
nou've reason 10 he very glad you didn't rn, ga
AhefsHoio IS a brick-bat man, and Ices by pud and
ciayr'
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EALL DRY GooDs.-JNo. COOKE & CO.,

HALL DRY GOODS.-JNO. COOKE & CO.
Il most respectfully beg leave to inform the cili.
zens OF Portsmouth ami ITS vicinity, ti,at they have
ms ,cd cceivIng tLcir Fan supply Of DRY
GOODS. Their Stock is very complete and
consists in part follows:
Super Black French Cloths and Cassimercs: STU
pr Fancy French Clorhs and Cassi.l,crcs; Valen.
c'a: and SwHnsdown Vcstings; Black, Blue La
vc"icr, steel Mixed, and other cuors Sattinctts
/ lwcctS Tor Sack Coats, Kcrseys, FIanncs Blan-
/ kcts, "a Domestic, Brown and Bleached do
Cord AM White Caution flames, CaIjCoes of ev-
| cry quality, Cashmere s. MuusaIin D'Laincs Super
! Plaid and striped Silks, Black Italian Go Black
! Alpacas ami Bombi zinc3, Blcachcd and Brown
Linen, Table Cloths and Diapers. Russia and Birds
Eve do, Hnckerback Towing, Table Napkins, Sus-
p ndeIs, Cold. and Black SILK Cravats and Scarfs
collars Sticks, Bed Quilts, Dimiy. Cotton and
Sllk Hosiery, Cashmere, Blanket, Wooden Nett
and other style Shawls Also large assortment
OF BRUSSELS and Ingram Carpcting, Passage and
Stair do, 4 and Floor Oil Cloths Garnet Bind
'ngS, Cotton Bookings, and many other articles
which cannot BE- named in an advertiser MT All
we ask Is that friends and the public generally
VIII give Us call before purchasing our object
being to sell cheap for cash.
JOHN COOKE & co,
OC''o High street.
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E,CCNoMf.-W recommend 10 all pcr,, ms
- VINO wish TO cconom'sc, to call and get orc nl
"ose 9ut'ini LARD LAMPS, manufactured cx
p esslv Tor us by Mcssrs Cornelius & O., az pL;i
tue Pnia' lhiS lot of Lamps far cxccls any we
nav ever before offered for sale. Among The lot
we nave $ 'me beautiful Passage or Halt Ianns
which W. are selling astonishing!y cheap
w. IA. II. HODGES s. CO.
booksellers and Dealers in Fancy Goods.
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4 RS. $. CnoCK n D. nnnse. lic.nas-..

III KS. >. CROCK II p, oposcs (if sufficient
49, encouragement pc gwen herb to give Les
sons IN me arr al PENMANSIIIP to young Iadi. $
ma Misses, at her r"sdcnce nn Middle strcc, com
to half past oclock, al cvcuii,r ,rrr,',s II, -.
modcrat LIMO y" IA 'e
Mrs G will also take ass of Lads if dcs rc,
Nov 10 ' - w" 'S''