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made to get me removed, and least ot all, that it should come from the source 1t has Judge, then, of my surprise, on receiving, by the mail which reached here on the night of the 27th ult, letter from Mir. Senator ASHLEY, apprising me of the fact that Gov YELL had preferred the charge against me, that was defaulter to the State cf .4rka'a- Sas, and, on that ground, demanded, ot the Postmaster General, my removal from office as Postmaster That the public may judge of the sufficiency of the grounds on which Gov. Yell demanded my removal, here add all the letters which have received on the subject, including the Hon. gentleman's letter to the P. M. General, with synopsis oi the proof adduced by him, together with Col. AsHLEY's letter to the P. M. General, ex- plaining the nature of the dedication with which am charged, and asking suspension of his decision until could have an oppor- tunity to be heard from:
 PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
 APPOINTMENT OFFICE,
 February 10th, lS46. SRI am directed, by the Postmaster General, to inform you, that the Hon. A. I ell has sent to this Department ''the certified evidence of the dedication of E. Woodruff" " present incumbent of the Little Rock Post office, 'sto the State of Arkansas" and pro- tests, in the name of the people ot the State of Arkansas, against the continuance oi any man in office, by the General Government, who would be excluded from office under the constitution of the State.
 Please to favor the Postmaster General with your views on the subject.
 have the honor to be, very respectlv, &c
 W. J. BROWN, 2nd Ast P. M. Genl, HoN. c ASHLEY, U. s. Senate.
 ron receiving the above letter, Col. ASHLEY re- quested copy of Gov. Tells charges, which was promptly furnished him in the letter below from the Id As't P. NJ. Gen., and consisted of Gov. fells letter, which follows, and a paper cerahed by E. N. Conway, Auditor of Arkansas, a synopsis oi which is appended]
 Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
 APPOINTMENT OFFICE,
 February 13, l946.) SIR :-Agreeably 10 your request here with enclose copies of the papers on file in this office, containing certain charges against the Postmaster at Little Rock, Arkansas.
 I have the honor to be very respect'ly &c.,
 w. J.BROWN. 2nd As't. P. M. Genl. Hon. Chester Ashley, U. s. Senate.
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Gs- Owing to large portion of our paper this week, being occupied by the the com munication of MT. Woodruff, we have not space to allow us to notice '.Fair Play'' in his little quirks and lodgings as we design doing hereafter. His allusion to the Demo- cratic Committee, in whose hands the party saw proper to place the Banner, at the time oi its establishment, shall be attended to, in our next.
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be paid on foreign sugar refined in the United States, or on spirits distilled from foreign molasses, or on fish cured with foreign salt; unless such sugar, mo- lasses or salt shall be proved to have been import ed prior to the passage of this act" No bounties to vessels engaged in fisheries.
 Duties on some of he Principal Articles, 6y Mr.
 IKnLker's Bill.
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MR. J. M. GILES, is authorized to receive and receipt for subscriptions to the Banner. in any part of the State.
 He will visit some of the North Eastern counties immediately.
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Sf Hereafter the Banner will be published on Tuesday evenings for the Batesville mail, SO as to enable us to furnish our Northern subscribers with it, by the mail leaving here on Wednesday mornings forshat point. Our regular publication day will remain the same as heretofore.
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HON A. YELL.

We have been politely furnished by a gen. tleman with the speech of the Hon A. Yell on the joint resolution giving the twelve months notice for the termination ofthe joint occupancy of the Oregon territory. We shall endeavor to publish it next week.
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a. Money may be inclosed to the Editor for new subscribers, without paying the post age on the letter in which it is inclosed, if the amount is not less than 5 3,00-and in par bills of any of the Banks in the adjoining States
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To CORRESPONDENTS sJUsrIoE No 2,' "Truth, "ssTexas," and "S'' have been receiv- ed, and shall appear next week.
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SENATE CHAMBER, Feb. Is. 1916

To the Editor of the Banner.
 StR:-Post offices have been established at the following places recently.
 Princeton, Dallas Go, Presley Watts, P. M Tulip, Ditto Tyre II Brown, P, M Tertenoir. Clark O., James Sloan, P. M Missouri, Ditto Isaac w. Smith, P. M Your ob't serv't CHESTER ASHLEY. X NEW POST OFFICE ESTABLISHED A post office has been established in this county, by the name of Maumelle, and IA COB FAULKNER, appointed P. M. thereof
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AUTHORITY OF POSTMASTER GENERAL

NEWSPAPER SUBscRrprIoNs.-The postmaster general has ordered the following regulations sMoney for newspaper subscriptions, not exceeding TEN DOLLARS in each case may be pad to post master for the purpose of being paid to the publish CT of newspaper, at any other office The post master is, in such case to give to the person pay inv the money, receip: therefor and advise forth with the postmaster who is to pay said amount of such deposit; and upon presentation of this receipt inc amount is to be paid over The postmaster re- ceivins the amount, is to debit himself herewith in his account. and the postmaster paying the amount is to credit himself herewith in his account of contingent expenses
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We are indebted to the Hon A. II. Sevjer and A. Yell, for Maps of Oregon, and other Congressional favors.
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Form of the Receipt given by the Postmasfer, and 10 be sent 10 Me Publisher of he Newspaper;
 POST OFFICE. GAINESVILLE

10 be sent 10 Me Publisher of He Newspaper;
 POST OFFICE, CLARKEsvLLE
 Johnson CO.,, Ark's. March. 10 is46. Received from Mir. "Haynes ''--dollars, for subscription to "The Arkansas Banner /" from which have deducted one per cent, and charged myself with the amount thus paid me, in my accounts with the government. The postmaster at Little Rock will pay the same to the publsherof the "Banner, on the presentation of this receipt properly endorsed
 T. POWERS, Postmaster. The subscriber will endorse his name upon such a receipt, and transmit the same to us: Form Of Acknowledgment, 10 be sent by he Samt 49 mail to the Postmaster dt Little Rocf.
 POST. OFFICE, CLARKEsvILLE, H. Johnson CO.,, Ark's March 10, 1916. SrR-Ihave this day received from MT "Haynes, -dolars, for subscription to "The Arkansas Banner" with which have charged myself, in my accounts with The government, agreeably to pos office regulations. T. POWERS, Postmaster To VIM. E. WOODRUFF,
 Little Ro:t, .4rk's.
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STATE NOMINATION.
COT. R. w. JOHNSON,

The Democratic candidate for Congress, Will ad-
 dress the people at the following times and places
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Showing a balance due by said

Fro which letter and certified evidence" Col. ASHLEY returned the following response, giving his views on the subject, drequesting suspension of the final action of the P. Nj General. in the mat ter, until he could hear from Arkansas
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In letter from Col. Ashley dated 14th ult., en- closing the foregoing correspondence he says that
 ''Fmding Col SEVER in front of the Ho- 1 tel, called him in, and read to him my letter to the P. M. General, copy of which send you. He assened to its propriety, and said | he had received similar letter from the P Nj. General, to the one had received and which l enclose to you, and that he should answer it, and state that he was satisfied with the removal of Mir. Williams, that you were good officer, and that he had signed pa per stating his belief that you were entitled to the relief you prayed for in your Memo, rial to the Legislature, &c."
 Here the reader has the whole sum and substance of the mighty charge which Gov Yell has preferred against me, and on whct he has so pompously demanded, Gin the name of the sovereign people of Arkansas" my removal from office. No charge or com plaint is made as to the discharge of my off ! cial duties. And, in the absence of any goo( and valid grounds for my removal, the olC and hac&nied charge, of some eight years standing, of an alleged dedication, on my part, to the State, is dragged from the ashes presented to the Postmaster General, and re lied on as his Yelps sole ground for my removal. What that charge has to do witt the office of Postmaster, even if it had beel true in the broadest sense, unless (as Col Ashley says as an evidence of moral acrong l am at less to perceive. But, aatter my self, that Gov. Y Yell could trnmp-up no other and has therefore made use of this for th
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1846-10-22

4 ~
1he Nbiga claim that bebo y siacied oys
amaioriiy of 5000, and that they have Sc
cured y majority y both branches q the
Legislature. Of the Senate shls ls uncer'
tain. 4 y probable thas there Y : ZIG y
'hai body But admitting AZ That = claimed, /,
and we must Say = y 70 the saP'nensss OF
The democracy apd MOTTO the numerical force
nfthe .whigs, Shatibe resnltisto DO attributed.
The election was gwen up and defeat con
cedcd before The contest was fought. The
State was admitted y be boPslessly whig
before the qaes'lsp was tried. While the
result shows ''lat had the large Democratic
Soon''es po'led their strength, Tod and The
Democracy would have been triumphant.
FAITH and EsERoE have been wanting,
and without these we never can hope to
triamph' The result has shown that the
State is very Tar from being irredsemably 70
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Fromshe Detroa Free Fress.
THE OAKLAND COUNTY BANK

This concern made itseIffully ripe fer All
explosion, by getting out a heavy circuh-
ton, and on yesterday morning, fulfilled its
destiny by blowing up. lis assets arc as
sigued TO ID. Stewart, Of this city, and to N.
Lawson, the cashier Of the bank.
During the day Of Tuesday, heavy amounts
ofthis paper were paid out for preduce, and
in this manner large sums Of this worthless
trash passed into The hands ofour country
friends. What excuses are made by the
owners Of this concern, We know not, and
care less. For rmonths past we have warned
our readers thatthe concern was preparing
for burst up, and those who have needed
the warning have done well.
The bank wasowncd IVY W.'IfIesdail. yo
this city, who was also the owner ofthe bro
ken bank ofSt. Clair, and who by his finan
cial operations, il fast gaining notoriety whici
no honest mai, will covet The brokers re-
fuse tribe time Of writing, "Wednesday
noon, ,)to take the Oakland bills at any price
and We presume, likeuho st. Clair aud Riy
er Raisin, and others of The same sort, tha
the homes, holders oFthc bills will realiz,
nothing except promises tosredeem at som,
future day, and which day will never ar
rive.
This blow uph caused deep feeling a
mong our citizens, and particularly among
those whe have foiled' d'and been paid for ihei
4 hard labor in this worthless trash. TEel
Ihase trusted to bankers promise and wer.
deceived, as thousands and tens ofihousand
were deceived before them, and as tlrous
auds will be deceived hereafter, unless
sop be put the prac,ice, by an amend
ment OF our criminal code. s's1s
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The Populnr vote sYstem.

The adjourned mass meeting, 10 takc in
70 consideration the propriety Of engrafiipg
this new system in the constitution Of our
nominating conventions, is to take place at
the court house on Monday evening next
We hope the attendance will justify final
and conclusive action on this subject. The
circumstances attending our late election,
The disparity ofvotes cast for The several
candidates, show there is 10 some degree
q failure Of confidence among the people in
tho mode heretofore in practice for organiz-
Jog Conventions. That this deficient conf
isjasiiHible, VIC question; butif plan can
deDce bo devised which viii create harmony
Of effort, wo shall gladly see j adopted.
The popular vote systemeis well calcula-
led 10 do away with any apparent cause Of
dissatisfaction. Il admits alto direct and
equal yoics in The decision, whe feel sufi-
ciendy interested in The choice ofcandidatesto
express their preference BY their votes;it gives
10 The numerical majority the control Of tho
nominations; and would seem 70 secure, as
far as public judgment can secure, the choice
ofthe best men, Il will be attended, how
cser, BY difficulties in carrying il into action
that only frmness, energy and sincere at
tacLment 70 democratic principles can
<,,o v,,.,,,,, y I'll II 81 slsai s2
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1846-10-22

0T Tho Lima Reporter says that Nahum
Smith is sjust The man 10 carry out seforps1
in our nyasteful expences.n A { wastcfal's
rcfofml rho Wings haye given specimens
Of several such since 1910.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1846-10-22

Wo arc indebted 70 the Baltimore Sunof
Monday morning, ior The following imPoE-
tant intelligence from 0nrsAriny Ia Mexico;
giving an uccount Of hard. .fougiit baiiIe at
Monterey, (ip which our gallani officers and
soldiefs--boih regular and dyoluntsef-achie-
ycd Ptod'g'es q yalor) and the cppiiulatioll
OK that CITY. It will be seen that Col Mitch
ell and Lieut. Armstrong Of the Ohio Vol
unteers. weIs wounded The latter severe.
y, snd,lne io1inerslelghsly.
~ me i1ln Sfeii. Tor arrived before
Monterey, wiih q force Of 5000 men, and re-
conngIirea tlle ci'y at about fifteen Or six
teen 1nunafoo yards rom ihe Cathedral fort,
curing when 20 was hred up9n sifom is bat
,erss. s1 1itas iorce vas aencamPed sat the
walnut springs, about shree miles short Of
lhe s''ys inls was inc nearest position the
army couio eo'ain supply OF water and
ereau, ou' q feach o. The enemies batter
ies,
IN me %u'ns eens Worth was ordered
wlin hls alylsonsso move ~ 4 clrcuItous
foule 70 ihe iigilt, gam we Saltlllo road
beyond me west oi,ihe Town, and 70 storm
me 'ncign's ABOVE inc Bishops palace, which
Vtai point the enemy appeared to have
strangely d,.g neg'ec'sd. sssSsg.
circumstances caused his halt oneeihe
nign't q me %V'll short q sihe intended po-
si',on, on inc motn'ng oi the 2lst ne con-
Iinueu ns ,ou'e, ane ai'ef 40 encounter with
lafge oooy olFl''e ehemyss cavalry and IN
,any Iuppo,'su ~ ,, a'','le1ygon ,De nesn's
y pd''su s,'v', NJ nv .oss' ane nna,,y sh-
a.aP'', so,s',ns ~ i'assags =, VIZ oai.''o
pau W. ilo.s usas.ou va. y Dcsoes
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or During The night Of Friday, The l6tb
inst. The snow fell 70 the depth ofpearly Two
inches, usbering IN the presence Of winter
lapon Us raiher more rapidly than was agrcc-
able iolmost
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PENNsYLyANrA.-We have but few re-
turns, and they lock rather whiggish--of
course O. Statcsmax.
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J! BANK oF1oAKLAND.

Further particulars reach Us TO day con
corning this exploded rag mill. lis circola
ton has been forced one for sometime, and
was consequently limited. There IS now
and then a bill ameng US. bal a greater part
of its circulation was cen6ned TO Michigan.
Some 10000 dollars ofthose rags have bedn
very adroitly changed off for wheai--aboui
5000 dollars The day bcfare il burst, So in-
dignant were the people (the bitten oncs)
that they threatened 10 NIB Truesdeli, the
father Of ihe bank, and one Of The old ST.
Clair red cnders. A man Is very foolish
10 get mad at the breaking of q bank, and
he cuts sorry figure With his pockets full
Of worthless bills, damning a worthless cor
psration. The time to be indignant is when
an associa ton ofmen ask from a Legisla-
.ture charter TO rob YOU. Then, If ever,
is The time 10 clerch your fists, grit your
tocih, and act The mobocrat. Clereland
Plain Dealer.
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Members Of. Congress.

The following members are reported elect
ed. In those districts where there are whig
gains II has been in consequence Of whig
geTrymandsring Of the districts, and argues
ne change in the popular judgment:
lst. James J. Faran, Dem.
Cd, David Fisher, whig--gsry muudar.
3D. r. G. schenk, dc.
Alb. Richard Candy, do.
5th. William Sawyer, democrat
slh. Rudolphss Dickinson, do.
7th. Thomas l.. Hamer do.
9Th. J. L. Taylor, Whig--gerrymander.
4 9Th. Daniel Duncan, recrsanl bard
money democrat, elected ever Samuel Me-
dary by tho aid Of the whg gsrrymander
Medary ran ahead Of his ticket in franklin,
but owing 10 the supneness of ihe Demo-
Gratis in Licking, be was defeated BY small
majority, No man more deserved success.
llth, John R. Millar, Dem.
18th. Flsyius Case, Dem. is reported to be
elected over vinton, Wing, ''the ablest man
in the whole whig delegation"
l4th. A whig elected.
18th. B. lCowen, Wing.
10th. John D. cummins, Democrat.
nth. George Fries, do
a 18th. Samuel Lahm, Tariff and Bank
Independent.
The 10Th, 2Olh, and 2lst. districts not
heard from.
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0r The Toledo Blade states the fact
that son Of Mr.. Sawyer has been appsint-
ed as a midshipman in the U. s. Navy, and
AYERS i 10 be the price Of future subservisncy
10 the South. This is conjuring up fiturity
with vengeance. Did the Blade draw its
conclusion from bis course on the Oregon
question: Or was j, from his attack on
Presidential appeinimentsa 1t must have
been because Of his vote that California
should not become slave territory! That
at least was after the appointment was stated
to be made, and we suppose was conclusive
evidence with the Blade.
Tom Corwin dimes with Packenham, and
'veteswith the South 10 yield up Oregon, even
south Of the 49ih degfee, but the Blade re-
mains silent about subserviency tlioughit it can
readily discover il where none exists.
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Young Oscar Lafayette, son Of George,
has been elected 10 The Chamber or Depu-
ties. Six members fthe Lafayette connex-
ion have seats in flat body.
J. Il. O'Sulliyan,. editor Of tho Democrat
ic Review, Il IS said, will be appointed Sec
retary Of Legation al The British Court.
Mr.. James g. Birncy has written letter
urging the nomination ofa candidate for The
Presidency other than HIMSELF assigning III
health for the change.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-12-03
NOTICE.

1lN virtue Of dccrcc u the Circuit superior Co,r,
- and thanccn IN the County at Ne.sun. pranu nerd
the seeond day a October - IT, in the therein depending.
Mheten 'eorge Wright and other, plaintiff and Charles
u,H and others defendants, winch decree transferred
IN thu benefit OF thacs Pcraw, shall FRIDAY, the st
DAY = January newt # tar tnut he if la, thereafter,
e>pfe Ia site. ON the premises, the fR ACr OF LAND.
"hifon the sad Charles Pun, resides the uany II Nell
s aud about two mules from the town OF loNing~on and
containing IMh ht NpRln ttRSmure les, much
thereof "itlPt> the debt aud costs IN said decree
mentioned aud charges u ale. Iht ale Ill h. In
50 much 'a> A. Will cover chag and the balance equal
lStam'u> It >>, twelve and shren u5nh5crt the pn-
tha.e giving hnd with ap9ra, 80 security ana the tle with
held TIL TIA pay ncut at ths purchase nonc, f> made
Dtf.S 81 WILLIAM :. LOVING. tan't.
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Natural ssrisl.c ssolcl.

'if Wlrt>gncd havns recently rented and taken rosS>
Son ott Natural Bridge Hotel, ma~t respectfully trude
ih'ir tee In The nnef Patrons friends To the greatest nat
ual entoNcSand 10 the public generally ntha spe'tfn
ir and IN constitution ot thc Ivnrd attention that shall
he gwen 10 the ePul ut aad grlh alton al all who LNhr
ta'm With their company y amnfAc il hahalt # ny
Natures greatest works, tI naucem,n thasc who
htN Of and actnoW ledge lis sup'fofi,0 ttg has hen
attached o IN Mmeh persons can, with perfect safety, be
raN eNtd om is mes rominn height 10 the surface 81 the
stream hele" In It's descent have hhl and perfect
view o the Arch and the many ciin>r>, which have hoen
discovered since that addition, Oluuk> Ia Capt l l,cA
lNni'rmer ""nTe he property Gt his Ingenuity, which
must rebound Ia Is erd0 From the construction the
ta Aoum may he placed Wh,ua an PAGES OF th E,,lF, an1
h friendly ao>heatc the lioN, under IT. gua1tan wing,
meao, in ia, 81 hc hvh aud seems to have been
probably fixed there Is, Supreme hoNei tic surprise and
Wonder of his creatures
GA The 9TH oi crmhef next, intend furnishing pNl
hS way =" Introduction, VIII "A ucasuu The bridge and
tai Will hs illuminated thu laitc accompanied ~, Band
excellent mn>lr, N lis dr>ccnt> and Al hn,, who
may favor rs With ther patronage shall b. rp'nalled
with the best the r"NtrN Mil aorl Ne pans Wato,er
he part 4" thc Pinr,orN, shall he spared Tender h,
quests comfortable.
lO}iN LEWIS II 5BNNN,
D. It's GEORGE W NJ \ RANE.
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~. lpcet Charlie, ". Morris. Who Was mora'iy
,,l1 in the attack On 1nasco. Was The Of Com.
Morris and has lei, NJ better officer behind hm in the
..,vice lie has left wife ard three cldrcn, VIII ne
ode in Charleston. Massachusetts,
It. Parker. who is mentioned IN Com. Pcrn's des
watch and in the letter of our slund,ns tic Of
r,a Stafford H. Parker. ofRiehm2ad,
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Cash for Negroes.

\ i. e o T. ) W 4 + T. D.
HHNIf subscriber IS still in market for the purchase Of
any number Of
LIKELY YOUNG NEGROES,
suitable for the New Orleans market.
Perslns. having the above description Of property for
sale Will find greatly to their advantage by making
early application to hum, as he Is paying the
HIGHEST MARKET PRICES IN CASH
lie asp wishes to purchase two Carpenters and
Backsn.tls. f.. MY ERS.
Persons at a distance having any Of the above proper
~ for sale will be promptly attended to by addressing
me, f.. NJ
Nov. 3m if
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r,t,,# OF r,EN3Cp.

Wearnin le3t.l To Nj Is. N. DrW II fr Nopef
Mcsir,. I Vas and par. tthc ~gsl States nr1ly iot
upir the picket L. Is jus, wer We hage be u wlnt.a
fr the last So months. Tie newspaper r-al-r sh 1t ii
nuke his canpani, uaii tn rrDphy q III, sc.t o
MAI is imprinted upon his m"mrry
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10 Tire fsEts.sie.

IL WING len appointed Apcd' Tor the sale If Mar
bic Nots IN general. 9 r the largest ostab-
lshncpi7 IN the United stairs. Icafed in the city If
Philadelphia. an nea resdy 10 FL oT,ers FIR
.lR.iELLS EGJPTI2N. FT4f.EIN AND B3R-
mana .HlRBLE .NlN7ELS.
1t die lwe4i cash p,cc. aud iheir delivery in lynch.
Jury, In nd condition, warranted. Tomb Stones and
Marble Monuments male 10 order.
Just received. the latest STYLE # finish fr stueeo ear
nicls. Tho wishing 10 haNe or odd parlor fitted
up. ator The siy'e IF the Northern Cities can d. 50, ~
APPLYING 10 HE .alserler JOHN LONG.
Nuv.9 ~
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'ET,c --latest Arrival OF New
SsssGh3kes

4 HAVE. Just rcceiveda new lot cf Fancy GOODS,
4 10 which respectfully invite the attention Of the
trade Among them may be found the fyllowing rich
Goods.
Rich Satin striped Nucedella Silks Of the la,ert
designs, with beautiful trimmings to match each
dress,
Black and Fancy SILK Trnecs,
Ela-h silk laces, ass'd widths,
Gala Plaids.iar children.
Splendid lrcssel Roles for parties,
Cherry colored Florence
Bonnet and Gap ribb,ns. very rich styles
In addition 10 the above Goods, | have received two
pieces Superior Black French cloths from celebrated
Manufacturers
One piece Extra Black Satin Ncsiing, tgetle r with
fine Lot et New style Prints and other s.aple Goods
d. L. c. PETERS
Nov Is is if