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6oIioap advertisements.
DREsENTs FOR THE a0IInIYs--We q

DREsENTS FOR THE HOLfDAYS.-wco offer
10 'sose about p1sha,nE for ih1 aedsys tbs 1Sowns
Chased wiki and without gold pens Pese Too'spieI and
Weighing Msshne ne much admired IRE aSss Eseo
sealing and measuring appaIst together with aleusr ea
anee Sc from the size OF daguerso;ype case 70 That Of
duodecino volume; Rodgers's and Wesenhoms Pocket
s' sale IS S55 sso% ", sss.s
l TskFUL HOLIDAY PREsENTs.--Wa!cses,
- Jewsry, &c &c.-A splendid assortment of Gold and
Silver Dupisy rs,sa, Lever Aaeho, i, Essspeen; Lepne
in Europe, which win be warranted perfect e keersrs
Also new patterns OF Gold Chains Seals Keys Gold Pencil
GUS styles gold and silver Thbler Rings Pima ladies
Ths shove VIII be sod at The lowest prices and warransi
to be equal 10 the best made In The StS; ey
d27 tJae opposite the Custom House.
DREPARE FOR NEW-YEAR,s !-Cholce Per.
famery for The Toile,-LubinS Extracts Of Jesssminc,
Orange Flower, v!ole,s, Magnolia Vsrbsna. Orange ds
que, dc Victoria Bouquet des Danes, Rose, Pa,chouly
Sileaeurs Geraneum. &c. &c; superior Cologne Water,
great variety Of fancy articles Shaving Creams Brushes
&c for sale by DAVID SANDS co. II East Broad
way. o1S
NAKEs FOR THE COMING HOLIDAYS.
~ Families residing In the upper part OF the city, are re-
specially invited call and examine the assortment q
Bakery, No so Corandst Orders thankfully received
Cake sent free of expense @s s9y 1y SON
II r.
IL K. Polk, Elk President Martin Van Buren. aud Hon.
Henry Clay, received by Mr.. NATHAN RAYNOR. S7s
Grsnd-st.:
DEAR Sir: The President received few days since, tho
beautiful cke which you pleased present TO him,
as mark Of respect, &c He has directed to acknow
receipt and to to hs thanks for
acceptable evidence OF your esteem.
With of gard. remain your obedt servt
JOHN KNOX WALKER, Private Secretary
N. RAYNoR, New-York City.
LISoESwALp, Dec. 18th, 1916.
My DEAR SIR thank you very kindly for your accept
ablo cry handsome present and for the friendly senr
men exp In your letter. Be assured that the attor
very considerably reeiprocated by friend and hum
bic servant, M. VAN BUREN,
MIR. NATHAN RAYSoR.
many hanks for his ornamental tea cake which was Tos
ceived this morning in good order at Ashland accompa-
MED by Mr. Rsynos friendly letter. II is beautiful spec-
Of confectionery and greatly admired by Mrs. Clay
and the rest OF the family
H. Clay tenders 10 Mr.. Raynor his best acknowledge
menls for the friendly feelings and sentiments which 10
kindly euertana towards HIN II. CLAY.
Ashland, 9th Sept. ls4t
CO The above be by visiting the Bakery
of Mr. Raynor who Is prepared 10 serve his customers
with all kinds OF Cake and Confectionery, at the lowest
prices.
or Mr. Raynor has also received the 6rs diploma Of tbs
American Institute the splendid cakes e1hibled at their
Fair the present. season. dls cod tJan1'
J
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suvfNrB WAnD BANK, Newly osK, pee 70 Pc .s42 D.:
nJyTDESD,-Ihe President and Dheciofs ma s M
ay 5srnrrS Diyidend OF three and one.haI 81 per
cent out OF he profits OF the ak opISs g5a o Road
PAYABLE on AID alter January d. is19' py % .SSp
d27 lw - - -
,,6- NssYork Gas Lii hr Co. Dec 50, lS4o
THE ANNUAL ELECTION Of In aiI as D Ne f7s
vi e on Mpodsv The 18th day Of January next, be-
ven ID. hours OF Ii and u o'clock d.
The transfer book will be closed from The I'm ms un
a a.. Iii liz C. L. EvERITT, Secretary.
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Philadelphia Agent for The Tribune.-Zieber
CO Ie.iger Building Thrd-s, who receive subsch.
herr and have single copies for sse daily ock. d3 In
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PROSPECTuS

TV.Ti.T
rEHE Subscriber proposes TO issue The hrst week OF
January the first number OF Weekly Newspaper, 10
be called the CONCORD GAZETTE. II will be his endeavorIo
be fair and Impartial his opinions and full and accurate
In reporting the news the day. For further Information
concerning the design ind character OF the Gazette he must
refer to the paper itself
The Gazette will be published on paper ola SIZE ana
quality aud in it's typographical execution, win be equal TO
any newspaper in the State.
bic invariably in advance. Advertisements will be inserted
a. the usual rates.
Any communications relating to the Gazette 70
the subscriber Concord Nh, postage paid, VIII meet
with attention.
C,- To those persons from New Hampshire al present
residing In other parts OF the country who may wish 10
take some newspaper from that State the subscriber ne
lieves this paper will offer peculiar Inducements
prrsons also wishing to advertise in ewHampshe, Is
CHARLES +. Low.
Concord II Dsc ( 18ah d9lmeods
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----------,,,- COMPANIES Sale of damaged Boot

INSURANCE COMPANIES Sale Of damaged ed Boots
Land Slices eey 1PP9 ; .i M 5
lug ~ Ro,s and Shoes damaged by s,e IRE Wesre sell
Ing our goods Low So sa s eSsts . se9;
pan CO., 81 u lsdies' me French 5uskia %. and all
'sa , N The line al Tho sbovelow prices eSe lw
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Ell d. wheeler, Attorney and Counselor al
~ md Con,mis,ionrr of Deeds, &c will attend In the
Residing Room Of Tsmmgny Hall al all hours OF the day
and svsnnp jyl5 osI
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DALMER & WHITFIELD, Auornies a. Law,

DALliER & WHITFIELD, Auornies a. Law,
4 NATHL J.; PALhER, Milton, N. Ca.
VIII attend the Superior and County Courts OF the Coun
lies of uord Orange, Granville Person and
Csswe also the T. States Circuit Court and the Superior
and County Courts Raleigh n c. and the Husungs Court
CT Danvile. Va
Claims OF every description and other business conhdsd
10 them in any part OF North Carolina, viii be punctualy
Referenees-Paul. McIlwaine Co. and McIlwaine,
BROMLEY Co Petersburg Hubbard gardner Go: and
CO. baltimore; H. & A Campbell, Philadelphia West
Oliver Y Co., Dickerson, Churchill L Co, Townsend
Brothers, Peck, Bradford Richmond New-fork
SIM
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51bools.

PROFESSOR STRUyE-tLaie OF Brown Univers-
~ forming evening Glasses in the German and
French Languages Gentlemen wishing 10 Join The same
will please leave their 81 his No 81 Broad
wny ds lmeod-
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ry Gurpey,s Premium Daguerrean Gallery
lss Brosdvsy New-York-Fciures taken al this estsb-
i;sh,.nr are not excred this country, say his
rous ps,rous The public respectfully Invited 10 call and
udge for themselves 90 ohi
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siiuatipns, &e. i1)antea.
Boarding ano 6otels.

D OARDING-No 2ss Broadway, opposite the Park
Dand City Hail. the private entrance No q warrcn-st
Tho house all newly furnished Mira c, Maitland win
Try the house agreeable isy be In Der power
Apply $50 Broadway No. 2; Warren-si immeds;ely
d3l 2I-
AN TO THE PUBLIC.-The proprietor OF shAk,-
sc peare Hotel svxis himself OF this opportunity 70
that his Ball Room IL open for The inspection Of
those wishing give balls and concerts through Tho season.
and would also thar his now complete for tho
accommodation OF permanen; boarders Winter at
moderate s.es hoping the public will call and examine Tor
themselves. n. S. TERESHER, Proprietor.
New-York, Oct 2th ls+S o23 SIN
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PROFESSOR STRUyE-jLate OF Brown Unversi-
~ forming evening Glasses IN the German and
will please leave their 81 bis rooms No e7i Broad
way. de lmeod'
nKANyISG-Ev-n!ng Glasses for Instruction in the
~ above accomplishments are now beng formed Al The
Select School, No. II Green corner OF Housonst uncsr
the charge OF gentleman Professor OF this Ar IN several
the families and this city and Brooklyn
Farther particulars Lc viii be made known on
application above between the hours OF A. NJ and
O'Clock N where also specimens OF the oderent styles
taught may he inspected oIs I'm
MUSIC taught your areside with much facility
I1I and rapid progression but failing sys-
TEN. 81 DUMSDAY, Professor OF Music, i2o Broadway,
doors above CslsL continue TO esch ladies' snd gentle
the Guitar Singing Accordion and Violin IN al parts
OF New York city reasonable Apply above.
d5 Inn
~ cry, Astor aud Ls Fayete places, NewYork MI
Dhas the honor that School day and
evening for EquesTian Tgsqn and exercise Riding
s 90 .o.a. 90
10 do 10 00eo Ridrs...... .........l0 60
sosa DO ....... : 81
s-H:ghly trained and quiet Horses, for the Rosd
Parade, 10 let EVENING CLASS:
IL Lessons........Ss 0O20 Rides ...........s!O 90
Single ............ co Single Rides.......... IS
RULES;
/. All Lessons or Rides paid for commencing.
One hour allowed for each Lesson or Ride in the School
s. One hour and half for Lesson the Road.
4. Hours for Ladies, from A. III. 10 s P. NJ
Hosrs for Gentlemen,;ro 10 and from TO 81 PM
No gentlemen admitted during the hours appropriated
to Ladies.
Rides.
N B. The School has been rehtted and furnished with
Stoves Ladies delicate health need be under no appre
heusion taking cold. oSl
card OF adde's. requested commencing.
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q 'Ti,NNTIC DSCh.-The owners and Captains o!
"A sps and steamboats, OF the lages: class respect
y in!ormeo thai conmodous and aafe berhs for moorng
tr respective vessels during the approaching winter may
bs Obtained within the capaatous Basin of the Anaatc
Dock and on more reasonable han any Of the open
dccKs aIons the shores Of the port -,
There is ample room or any quantity OF Lighters Canal
or Tow5oss, with perfect protection from Ice OF oscei
Casualties. winch Gran exposed elsewhere
Owners and Agents Will find Il their interest 70 csI a. mo
Office Of the Atlantic Dock Company, No. " hH-'-
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NOTICE TO LANDLORDS AND LAWYERS.
LFRED ROACH, Constable Of the Second Ward, begs
"A leave TO inform ard the public in general that he
makes landlords warrants and serves he as usual
ana attends to the foreclosure OF mortgages agent for let
ting houses and collecting relts &C. House No so Gin
Office al III. Marine Court MS Sweod'
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Sob printing ano Book Binbing.


TRIBUNE JOB PRINTING OFFICE.
Me- SpsucE-STREEr-7 kres Doors from NaisGrstrset)
ITO observation-disclosures supplied with all kinds
4 of PRINTING al the cheapest rate. viz:
Cards, Bills Ladipg,
Circulars, Receipts,
Bill Heads, Checks, &c
70 LITERARY GENr.EMES.-OTignal Manuscripts print.
ed with accuracy.
Pamphlets Stereotype Work. and all kinds OF
Books. Letter Press Pruning.
To LECTURERS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS beautifully
printed.
Lecture Bills Small Bills FOR Distf.
Mammoth B!l,. button, &c.
And every description OF Pkn and Ornamental Job Wort
executed with great and puncusy a. the Once,
The improved POWER PRESSES for Books, PAM.
PELLETS, &c.
All work the Presses will be done at extraor
binary low prcss Wilt
NTEW-YOKIi BOUk-BINDERY, IA FuionsL
NAH descriponso plain aud elegant binding
ecuted wiki uealness and despatch
In this establishment particular attention Is given IN select
ing the best Of materials aud The substantial Workman
ship. 49,,
Librarians and Gentlemen having Libraries will find 1t TO
their advantage call and examine themselves at ia
Fulon-s Specimens Of Binding in all the various styles OF
Sheep. Calf, Russia, Morocco and Velvet Bindings
de- II EDWARD WALKER
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1916. DAILY MEMORANDUM BOOK
TOR ONE YEAR, pocket form. Also. a large assort
of pocket books, card cases poruoos tnves
wiring desks gold and silver pencil cases god pen '-e''
boards chess men. &c SC. al very low prices, by
II MadeD-lans
..o,,,, hooLs nonar md onery in great variety.
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ARTITICIAL EYES
rm.nr and ,nsersd by Dr. J. CRAY No. 1l9 Bowery,
lMN he ONLY manufacturer Of the Human ARTIFICIAL
70. in The United Staes Any person that Wishes 70 DO
Wou sul.1 r sn 1sa,s DIS Inn
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uUBBAKD's PAPEKS-BURNAP& BABCocK;
II No. 43 Jehnstreet, offer for sale full assortment OF
Papers manufactured by the Messrs Hubbard comprising
Led yer Papers blue and white Imperial, Super Royal
Royal, Medium, Denny and Flat Cap
Bank Folio Post Baas Quarto Post, Exchange esp
Exus Super Cut Cap ruled and plain
Letter Paper ruled and plain, full assortment
Packet Post Super and Extra Super.
Tinted Plate Paper; Colored Inperialh
Celored Royals thick and thin.
Do. Medium, do. do.
Do. Double Cap, for copy books.
Fine Glazed coored Mediums Royals, &c &c -,
B. g. have also hand very extensive VI
Writing Papers, Book and News Printing Papers, finte
Papers Hardware and Wrapping Papers Ihey Ife eiso
sole agents OF The genuine Patent Envelop Paper.
- -,. a-. OPP. " ~ iy21 osyeod
mo THOSE WHO VALUE their lives more than
4 Is cepta-How many there are no" suneiils wltn
Colds and Coughs tn. rst foundation OF ConIupflo VINO
thew look back will find that II originated from nes e
To SUCH and all others that exposed 10 wei "eaue a
riddy streets we would recommend them 10 try Do4 OF
Thompsons Premium, Hater-Proof Conpostfion "inch WIN
pos ty.y make YOUR and shoes waterproof, ana
equally good for hose, carrisge-tops, harness, &c
And u those Ike las every gentleman ooes ciean
and bien. polished boot we would recommend netn 10
nv q hcY OF Tiomc,on', PTtnirns BLGcktng.
AGESrs-C c. Mason 16i Souh-st I. Dsy!ds, LIZ JONI
a. =, = S..,rsn DEPOT 1874 soUTH-sT. N Y.
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nIARY FOR lS46.-This day pubIlrhed the DIARY
~ for 1886 containing Almanac for ls46-A Lis, oil
Sherifs aud Clerks of the different Counes-Commssion,
ers of Deeds pointed Governor other States and
10 take Acknowledgements for
other S,stes-Pubc Notares and Commissioners OF DEEDS
in the City Of New York-Masers and Exannes In CDan'
cery-Shers Jury for the year ls46-Raies OF Postage
Foreign Consuls-Banks and Insurance Companies IN the
Cities of New-York and Brooklyn-Asssiant Jusnces
pIete list OF Lawyers in the City OF New-York &c &c
Also many useful memoranda relating to the different
Courts. Published and for sale by
d9O JANSEN Il BELL, SLatoners &c lob NassausL
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RuGER,s ARITHMETIC

7
A ND PIERCES GRAMMAR, Waterown Editions, e1-
Aceent standard works FOR sale by the principal whole.
sale booksellers in the city OF and may be nah OF
Knowton Rice Watertown n. Y. on the most liberal
terms OH lXt Ist och
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DIARY FOX 1910
VEIILL BE PUBLISHED by the subscribers, In Re"
w days this valuable work, which Is almost indnpensa'
be for every meIaber OF the bsrconainng In addition 10
usual after complete list OF the lawyers In the city oil
New-York This work has been delayed Il short time IN
consequence OF fire at bindery which destroyed por
ton of the sheets but though Issued rather later than usual
il is hoped II will not be the less acceptable.
d25 JANSEN & BELL, Slationers &c l53 Nassau-sL
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MAT AND SQUARE BAR IROS:-25t tens bes
L Peru Hammered Square Iron 10 tons do do do Fls'
if on isf 's SHERMAN ATwArER CO. 81 Ful,on4.
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John BARLEY,

ID ENG DESTROYS OF selling the balance Of his large stock
ID OF Fall and Winter Goods, suitable for Gen,leme9.i
wear Offers them the most reasonable TERMS and soeis
the attention OF gentlemen abou. purchasing
He also offers balance Of his STOCK OF
READY MADE CLOTHING,
consisng of Dress and Erock Coats Pants and Sor'
tous Cloaks Sack and Office Goals which VIII Dc sod uoi
now till LIST Of February at cost CT, r..u.,,
large and choice assortment OF Shirts scarn SraVups
Ens;arS and under apparel. constantly on hand.
n B. Gentlemen furnishing their own material can haVe
Il made and trimmed, and 1t warranted
For Saie-A splendid Coachnan's Coat dlo In
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Nd LOOMS.-20o Tons best Charcoal Blooms, Just 70
ID ceiyed on consignment, and for sale by
KEMEYs, BREESE SAMPSON,
10, l2I (3reenvtrbLst
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DEITlNNIA sVAKE.-DlIon Sons Tea and Cof-
u f. Ia sets single Also, large assortment OK AMs'
dean Britannia Ware, for sale by
70 e - sEAMAN L4wERaE. Us sping.st
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TdUl1T
R%AJ. R. BENJAMIN, Office Is Beekmsn.s,Teet:
-SAboui 200 OF tho physician. and surgeons OF
Now-York have given their decided preferences
TO this Ts. az you can graduate the pressure from one 70
CIV pounds on the rupture, without back pad which does
so much injury spine fair trial being tho best test
Of lbs supcTohy Il spilled and six days ta gyeni and
IN does not retain rupture, while performing every kind
Of e1erse or coughing and give perfect ease-he money
IN cbeer1v reurred permanent In esaiy effected,
and warranted II directions are followed
Thoso ssndng for this Truss need only mention tho do
uptuTed and the measure round tho nps ~ mo
be graduated suit their cssa o6 oooa
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-DSYELOPEs EOK LETTEhs.-A nne as.orI'
T. msnL jasl made up for use, under the new rosage
Isv are OF the strongest Pos; Once paper, suitable
70 70 ,.a rsna by r. C. ROOT l. co. Pubishers,
''i - coz. of W all-st- l52 Pearl-st.
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TO THE HsUBLIC.

TIE Session Of Congress. which is nbon1
10 terminate, will be long aud gratefully
remembered by all true republicans for
me triumphant success Of many of their
cherished principles and measures. While
we heartily rejoice at the trum nh Of the
principles which ii has been our constant
clioft 10 advocate and defend, and from
"hich no prosperity, no adversely, can
s"erVe us, we cannot unmindlu Of the
altitude in which we are placed by a recent,
vote OF both houses of Congress: we alludc
!" the contemplated withdrawal ofthcir nat.
r"nage from the newspaper press. To this
dcc's'onMc cheerfulIy bow, sensibly ma ~ n
are Of the patriotic motives which have led,
i"it. Bnt we trust that this decision Of Con.
'grcSs increases rail,er than dilfinishes in
claim to The support Of a higher power for
that OF the people, and to them we confident
~ ppealteaisians. by their patronage.-
sos'aihlngsa s!sesnpt OF governments Jour.
nal that isinaeS5bly dsvo,ed to The inter.
estsspf the country.
IL is knowut 10 every one, that The chief
source ofsustainining newspaper is no,
me magnitude Of lis subscription lis,. sn
much as the advertising patronage .wiiicl,
may be bestowed upon il. In large com.
mcrcial cities, indeed, the latter is ,isualty
the concomilant of.he former, IS il beconrs
The obvious interest Of mercantile men 10
advertise in those papers which nrc he
'nostt extensively circulated Washing.
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Notice. 81

The Subscriber respectfully announces tc
the citizens Of Sumlcrvillc, und the vicini.
~, that he has opened u school IL, this vii
lage, on Main ST. opposite hc Druggist
Store, for instruction in all The branches
Of English Education.
There will be four terms Of eleven weeks
each.
Terms. $1,O0 for Elementary Mslruc.
lion, $500 for the Higher Brhnches.
He. BOWLEs.
Sumtersille, Nov. 6, '46.f
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SIOMEaMIl

FROM the House Of the Subscriber, on
the 3Oth Of October, n POCKET BOOK,
containing, in cash, For,y.six Dollars ana
sEeighty-one cents, and 'wd Notes, as fol.
lows: ono for 1920, given by Irwin Rogers,
MS Principal and Richard lirown MS Secu.
riYisdated February |, Isltj: and one for
Ngivento tlic subscriber by Henry Peo.
AAblcs-date not recolIccted. All persons
|ssre hereby cautioned against trading fol
Did notes.
81 OZIAS MATIIIES.
Ter District, Nov. 3, 1916. 9,
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EFectioss NosEce.

IN pursuance Of hct Of the Legislature
passed in Decembrr 1880, III Election foi
CLERK Of the Court Of Common Pleas
and General Sessions for Suntcr District
will take place at thr usual places Of Elec.
tion in suid District, on the aa:cad .Nonda1
in january next, being thr lllh day o
Said month.
]. NJ. DARta.N, c. C. r.
Nov. 3, ISlG. iG tr
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STEAMER GREAr BnlTAIN-This is stated 10
have cost $500 900, md 10 have !eer ensured for
$3.50 900, at the time she rin ashore.
C'HiR. CouR.
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Pine Apple Cheese. Goldfish, smake,l
LIQUORS. @;t
Sioddard's Brandy; vintage Of 1905,
& see ea e1ra.ed M for lis soft frnty flavor
55s HerckenWrath r'c! 2 s. Lowndes'J ]. J.sDu.
Py's c. Brandy
s5 %. Do. Holland Gin s
Newton, '.y,i ~ G"rslon s. Al i.rtde. r:
Do! do. new do, SS 3
Pale Sherry, Sweet Malaga e
" Wsissss iaeis's' R'"' cd Scotch :.
Baskets Champaign, Corlials assorted
BIS. t't1. M onongahela Whskey, do. N.
0. Rectifed do.
Bbls. N. e. Rum
81. Double Brown Stou. Porter TDunbersl
qunrts and pin,s.
Scotch Pale. very superior in pints
Philadelphia Pale Ale, in q',s and p',s
Wards big grain Rice, strictly prime;
I'd quality do.
Goshen Butter, Northern Cheese. mild
and rich
Pine Apple Cheese, Goldfish, smoked
Herrings
Nos. l, 2 g. 3 Mackerel, Kits N q. do.
Extra bleached Sperm Oil, winter
g, strained Solar do.
Shoe Blacking, Sal Eratus, London
+ Shred Isinglass
Cooper's Gela,inc, Raspberry Syrup,
Strawberry do
Whole, half and quarter boxes Soap.
allquallies. -
Corn Brooms. boxes Table Salt, Paint
ed Buckets
Jars lamarins, in fine syrup
a iuli assortment Of CANDIES, of all
sorts; Almond Soap; Fancy do.
Extra Canal Flour, whole and balf b,s
lnll assortment Of CROCKERY and
GLASSWARE.
80 sEGARs AND TOBACCO.
S'ooo Washington Regalia scgars,
. S'ooo ooo Louisiana L Florenda Regaiia do.
: 100 600 a'has d,. do.
1000 La Concn1llin do. do.
5000 Gold Lenf do
5000 La Norma Jo
1000 Laranagas do.
1000 Principe No. 10
1900 Panetellas ~,
O,OOO Sd Spanish ~, o'
0,000 l,2 Spanish o do
Dukes myers Aromatic Tobacco.
Z Thomas's 81 90 brand do. ;.
Watson's -
Myers SIS 10 ID. do. ~,
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