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1881

$40 bales OF cotton sold today, at prizes favorable
10 the seller. The market closed very h1n.
1000 barrels -four Sold chiefly Troy and western
New York, at As 4Si. 1000 bushels IIinols wheel
sold yesterday, at 81 10; and a very choice small
lot OF Genesee at 81 &c
Sales ofNew Jersey white com were made Of %
cents. Sales Of southern white were made al 81
10 cents, weight.
Rye.-saes at 49, 80. Stock Increasing Suu,h.
ern oats, 4Oc; northern do. A a..
W hskey, dull, % 49,.
Tobacco, dull Sales moderate, withoul change
10 price
Provisions Mess pork quiet, at SlI a 81 25.
in beef
Sugar.-Stock larger, and sales don Tendency
downward. Sales this week 500 hhds At Sc 90 a
Sc IS.
Nj asses in better demands 20 hhds. and 400 bar
rels, this week, sold al ~ a 81
Lsad.-Missouri lead very dull, end prices lover.
Freghts and exchange as last quoted
Yours, very truly,
MORGAN.
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CONGRESSIONAL,

In the Senate, to-day, Mr.. Ashley delivered a sound
and practical speech in favor Of the notice, of which
we give a mewhat condensed report our columns
being much crowded this evening.
A message fro m the President was received COM
muncating in answer to a resolution Of the Senate
Offered by Mr.. Webs,er) certain correspondence
relating to the negotiation of the Washington treaty
Mr.. Webster sgnifed his intention Of indicating
the treaty and himself on Monday next.
Mr.. McDuffe will speak tomorrow on the special
order.
The House set aside the business OF the morning
hour, and the regular business Of the day, which
was the private calendar, and went into heavy de.
bate, in Committee Of the Whole the state Of the
Union, on the Cumberland road bill.
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A letter from the North states, that the steam
route which Col Johnson has selected s n0,o deci-
dedly popular in New York aud Boston. The Post
master Generals letter to Congress upon the subject
% snursly satisfactory as relates to the reasons
which influenced him in his choice; and, sustained
as II Is by the able report Of Mr.. Hliard, adopted
unanimously by the Committee on the Post Office
and Post Roads and subsequently, by the House,
SithoutH dissenting vote, It reflects much credit upon
his judgment and wisdom in determining upon the
line which he has selected. have seen Mr.. Mills
and his associates IN New Y ork Their first vessel
Will be ready in January, and is to be called the
. United States The second will be aaoat three
months afterwards, and will be called the German.
&C. have not tho least doubt, but these steamers
will GO TO Bremen in less time than the Cunarders
20 TO Liverpool"
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~ Ssrr~ss ~ m.auss., 100 and half degrees
sod ~ Ds.tss nis,, aid Mtchsit- N hs famous
$40 I.si.asa "a IiSS. sst. 9TH gid reason, con.
.iasssa - ~ h,shs-i ssiaofiy IN l7SS, ssgins his
ans mass.a ~ mn "P,spsssa hns'i' n HudsOns
49, a. 0si,usinr,oas isiaad, on tie Atlantic, Ia
49, .za.s lsttsls Tks Ans on this map passes
sssSh-ss ssa 80 sssaa - Lake Mistiaaih, and
tssaas ~~ssssss isy~rulaiy aoos ~hsi u called
80 -Lssfs higN"-thai =, the dividing ridge
.sf.sss ths ~aasfs Il Hsissn's hey and those Of
tss ~ Ls~rsaSs 80 a. a. Ne Lsks 81 ths Woods,
-hsss ~ No snds ~ ths, arsesion, and is mark.
"a. IN $500 n H-4sssS ~, " IA treaty q
tisssk~
Ihs sssss fssts s~a a-lsalstsi Sqssily 10 an
.~sg a. ssssad 4a-.fisa. whsssaf part Of Mr..
wsh-ssfs s.sssesas ~sn spply 10 Iaaps OF books
-A,ah sssssni ~ as ss b~gsaasas 81 DAs,ss inlet,
SO fusans. b 80. sisag Ne tsA parallel, will
spysy sssa usfs sFgaxy - thsss N ~hish the line
sss.a. t@s dsss.ss 81 kaH f.fsAsf Ror'h, aud
,ssss iss ssss.s ps.apsi, sisas 10 dividing rdss
sa~sss ~ ~ Ls.ssass sd Hsd.oa's bay, -'th.
eat ssy sssssd - p-F.iisi' u lsii'sts, wAals,sr
sy-ss.~yiisa" sssii ~ uss~i "a u'bssals that the
ioFusss hoe ~ h.sa trsd saAsr ,sa Ug~ehi iFss.
~, $3.50 - sss - b.l.aosa--a net ovsrbal.
ssas4-by ne ssiks,i.ass N ave- u NE ssPPosi.
lsa th.s ne 0thsf lias sss sioPtsai and Nc. wsb-
$50 81 p-ftas - g. saass, issi ne BFs'u~P,isa
sppsss. - b. sn a. ssFOagss N saPPos' q The 10
sf he, Isss vAaisssss' sss %ssa 49, " ss-~as
,sss,, sss siAs 49, 6ssd y ssassai 4 ~ Byi-
"a cd T,s-sA EsssS~~s-h q So H-s.
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THE UNION.
FRIDAY NIGHT, APRIL 3, 1886.
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT
City OF AsHIN TON.

| ATPOlN m EAN 10 ~ AilE
By aud Sith the aiUies and consent Of the Senate
FREpERIcx B. WELLS, Of New Hampshire, Il
he consul for The island of Bermuda, in the place o
Alexander }. Bergen, resigned, who appointed
during recess of the Senate, vice WIN. L. Tucker
| recalled,
HENRY Is. HuMPHREY, of Massachusetts, 10 be-
consul for the port of Alexandria, in Egypt vice
Alexander Todd, recalled
SAMUEL HAIGHr, of New York, to 10 consul foI
the Azores, or Western Islands, vice C. w. Dabnsy
recalled.
JOHH T. PIcxErr, of Kentucky, to be consul for
Turks island, vice Abraham Morrell, recalled, who
was appointed in the last Of the Senate, vice
John Arthur recalled
WILLIAM NrLsos, to be consul for port Of Pa
mama, in New Grenada, vice Jeremiah A. Town
send, recalled.
NJ HoLLAsDER, to be consul for the port of Sedan
ia France, vice Thomas Hume, jr, deceased.
ALEXANDER NEWMAN, TO be deputy postmaster
at Wheeling, Virginia, vice J. b. b. Hale, appoint
ed during last recess Of the Senate, who has re-
signed.
WILLIAM NELSON, TO be collector Of the customs
for the district and inspector Of the revenue for the
port, of Yorktown, Virginia, his former commits
sion having expired.
WnLIAn Patterson, to be collector, &c, for
the port ofSandusky, Ohio, vice Elias II. Haines,
whose commission has expired.
JAMES Z. GiBBLE, 10 be collector Of customs for
the district and inspector Of revenue for tho port OF
Beaufort, North Carolina.
WILLIAM GRAY, to be surveyor, &c, for the port
of Port Royal, Virginia.
JosErH SIBLIY, to be collector, &C., for the dis
tric Of Genesee and inspector, &c, for the port Of
Rochester, New York, vice Lyman b. Lsngworthy,
removed.
JoHE d. HowARp, to be naval offcer for the die
trict of Salem and Beverly, Massachusetts,, vice
Abraham True, whose commission expires on 18th
April 1886
JoHE DoUGHERrY, to be chief engineer in the
United States revenue service, vice Thomas w.
Farron, resigned.
JAMES McGUIRE, surveyor, &c, Alexandria, d.
c., vice Benjamin T. Fendall, whose commission
has expired.
JOHN s. SHEPHERD, to be surveyor, &c, for the
port Of Windsor, North Carolina, vice Marcus C.
Ryan, deceased.
THOMAS ADDISON. to be surveyor, &c, for the
port of jacksonville. louisiana, vice Mathew
Dicks, whose commission has expired.
NATHASiEL HAWTHORNE, TO be surveyor, &c, for
the district Of Salem and Beverly, Massachusetts,,
vice Nehemiah Brown, removed.
JAMES N. NICHOLS, to be collector, &c, for the
port of Perth Amboy, New Jersey, vice Solomon
Andrews, removed.
PATRICK COLLINS, to be surveyor, &c, for the
port Of Cincinnati, Ohio, vice Isaiah Wing, re,
moved.
PHILrP PoULrSEY to be appraiser Of merchandise
for port of Baltimore from and after LIST May, 1876,
vice William Dickinson, resigned.
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MEDICAL MrELLIcLscE.-Our distinguished fel
lowcitizen, DR.. J. K Buchanan who has lately been
Iecturing at Cincinnati with great applause, has
been elected to fill a chair in the Electric Med
ical Institute Of that city DR.. B. has accepted the
appointment, and will enter upon his duties next
fall az Professor Of Physiology, the Institutes of
Medicine and Medical Jurisprudence. This is a
new medical school, which held its frs, session du-
ring the past winter with very respectable class
It's faculty consists Of seven professors, and its
prospects are said to be quite fattering.
Louisville Democrat, March &c.
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hats, Todd's spring Fashion.

THE great demand Tor the elegant spring hat
IL introduced N my customers on the 1th March,
has induced me TO add 20 MY arrang.msnls f1T az
increased manufacture; ! have now prepared, and
offer, IN extensive ASSORTMENT, hnished Wth the
taste ani neatness SAID 10 he eharastsnsilc oi NY
establishment
The most diihcult heads perfectly 6ttsi by sP-
plication Of the "eOnformaieuT"
The elegant mnleskrn hats nov - q ivsrsshy
worn in Boston, Neg York, and Philadsl ,h'a, and
so favOrably received here, confidently reoon''
msnded to gentlemen a hat unsurpassed Tor beau
ty and durability, and 10 Ill essential PauieuiHrs -
Gar the cheapest that be presented for Their eon-
sideration.
WIN. y. TODD,
S.Kn Golden Hst,n dpors
April 3-sod6, ~sst Of Browns Hotsl.
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Furnished HO Use for Rent,

1NHE house is new two-story brick, with an
Il excellent basement. II is completely furnished
with every comfort and convenience for private
family and has large yard attached to it in the
neatest order. A cook and an excellent man SER
want will be hired with the establishment if desired
by the renter.
A note addressed to z. A. through the post Office
will be Immediately attended to.
April 3-3ts
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OST.-This morning, in the gallery of the SEN
money, letters, papers, &c. The finder is welcome
to the money and will oblige me by sending the
pocketbook, with papers, &c, through the city
post-ofice, addressed to the subscriber.
s. GRICE.
April 3-3t@
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UtUHUt BhNCKUFI .
Hon. |. <. HOLMES, &c. &c. &c.

LATE FROM THE ARGENTINE RnPuBLic.-A letter
from Rio dated the 10Th instant, mentions that the
Bristol steamship Cyclops had left for England to
procure more relnforcements to carry on the war
against the Argentines. The manly resistance which
R9sas has made TO the combined forces Of France
and England, has shown them that they are not to
have so easy victory as they ANTICIPATED.
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NAVY DEPARTMENT, Jan. IA, 1886

INV DEfhRFHENT, VHH' M IoFO'
SIR have the honor to enclose for the informe-
ton OF the naval committee Of the House Of Rep
resentatives, 9 copy Of a report made to this de-
partment by Commodores Morris, Warrington,
Crane and Shubrick, in reference to the necessity
and manner Of increasing the navy.
The resolution Of the Senare comm ittee having
bssa somewhat more specific in ns inquiries than
that Of the House committee, the enclosed copy
will be found more detailed in its statements, than
that which had the honor to transmit TO you du-
ring last week.
Very respectfully, yours,
GEORGE BANCROFT.
Hon. l. e HOLMES &c, &c, &c,
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correspondent, who is about TO embark in the
libernis, writes Us from Boston, on the LIST inst,
that the "is crowded almost to suffocaton;"
and be doubts whether he would succeed in getting
hi' young son aboard. THE day Tho writes) is a
dslshtfdl one, and old Neptune looks SO smiling
and PLACID that il is difficult to imagine how the
sqaanimiiy Of his temper could be for a moment
disturbed but as he s an exeitable old fellow,
shall be most sgrssabIy disappointed il do not find
han in towering passion, Olympus high, before
our eomPsniOnship terminates"
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r AIDES ORDINARY.--For the better &C
IL commoda,ion of ladies' visiting Washngtcr
city business, or for pleasure, the subscriber hr
arranged for excellent ordinary, with the neces.
sary parlors and apartments. Every attention will
be rendered to visiters in order to make them COM
Portable. The charges will be very moderate.
The gentemen's ordinary will be continued as
usual. l.. GALABRUN,
European Hotel, Pennsylvania avenue, near the
Treasury Buildings.
April 3-3m
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No mail south of Richmond this evening. or
course, no accounts received from New Orleans of
the arrival OF the oceana, reported with very late
news from Vera Cruz.
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BY A. GREEN, Auctioncer.
house and LOT with bake-oNen RI

Ill auction.-on Thursday, the 9ih inst, shall
sell, on the premises at S O'Clock, D. m, part
of lot No. 81, in square No. l07, fronting on 18Th
street east, between X and streets north, with the
improvements, which are a good two-story frame
house, with a large bake oven IN the yard. Title
good.
Terms one-fourth cash; balance IN 8, ~, and 10
months, for notes bearing interest A deed gwen
and deed Of trust taken.
A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
nil
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WIGS AND TOUPETS OR sCALPS.-
w To the lovers of natural heads Of
hair.-Mr. Qurk has arrived, and will he found
at his room at Browns Hotel for few days, where
he will be pleased to receive the calls Of oil who
qure his professional services in the way Of wig or
,oupct. To those who are losing their hair, now is
the time to have The restored, and brought to
it's former luxuriant state.
THOMAS QUIRK,
or No 490 Broadway, N. Y
tpr 0-6tf
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MRS. MINOR has now unOccupied six
1Vl spacious and elegant rooms. Her house is
on F. between 9th and 7th streets-being one of the
most healthy, pleasant, and desirable locations in
the city. Permanent or transient boarders will be
accommodated upon reasonable terms.
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ETIQUETTE FOR LADIES; ETH
II oUETTE FOR GENTLEMEN.

ttsIid's Book Of Fashion.
Gentleman and Lsdy's Book of Politeness and
Propriety of Deportment.
System of Logic, Ratiocnatve and Inductve;
by John Stuart Mill.
travels over the Table Lands and CordiIleras OF
Mexico. ls43, 1884, by Albert NJ. Gillian, 2 vols
Prescott. Misoellanes Biogca paicsl and Critical,
Pilgnm's Progress, spsndld English illustrated
sdiuon. ...s.'.F
Journal Of the Texan expedition against Msir
by Gen. Taomas Green.
Received and for sale by .
GEO. TEMPLEMAN,
April Q NEXT eorn.r ~ street, Pa. avenue.
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STOCKS.

sALk'.-Nso YOrk, .8p1l 2, lsl6-EITst hsd,S 90 o
United states 81 coupon, l0A 1000 New York o. 1850.
lOO 5000 Pennsylvania 5s TO- 3OOOdo 69li 100 Norris
Canal 10 do III so Yiekburg 100, 1000 Reading
Railroad, moTg So 50 Canton Co ISL 100 9ss; 100
Harlem Railroad as $50 do 69i; 100 do 52k, $50 Long
Island Railroad, Adj H. 6s lS5l llO ll0t New OK
Is loiS 100 I0Si do o. 1892 le5 100, OHIO D. 1900
94 9o; Kentucky o. l0l lOi Illinois special S7l IS;
Reading Railroad, l2t; Farmers Loan ~ 27l
Second hoard 90 Harlen RAILROAD Gs l5u Long T. rut
Railroad, ~! 50 do 45 4SO 10 ajt lnl Reading Rs1.v
Iii 400 Long Island RsilroHd, al
SHIP NEWS
CLr'NIo Ships Ann McKim. Perry, Canton Howlsn, ,
Aspnwallj Memphis New Orleans, hsrques Jobl W CO.
tor, Lisbon brigs Harmony, (Br,) La Poole, y ;, l.
Baldwin saVannahi schr, Morning Star. st. Thomas
AHRwEn-schI, Cathsrine, from MayagueI X Gov
Bennett. from MiddletoWn, n c.
sAL,D-shiP Europe. Liverpool, bSUues Montpelier
Rotterdam Genesee, New Orleans
BELow.-l bsrqus aud . sohooneTs.
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I5-The Rev. DIR. Junkin, president Of
Fayeue College, Pennsylvania, will preach at the
Capitol on Sunday morning next, at II o'clock.
April 3
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BY A. GREEN, AuctiOnecr.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUR
III NITURE. PIANO, &c, AT AUG

n.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUR
IL NITURE, PLANO, &C, AT AUG
TION.-On Monday, the 9th inst, shall sell, at
the residence of. gentleman declining houSskeeg-
ing, on 7th street, between ID and streets, nearly
opposite the new Odd Fellows bail, at 10
o'clock Il. M, the entire furniture Of the establish
ment which Is of good quality. We snumerate
in part
Mahogany marbe-top Psr-tables, sofas, rocking
chair
Do. sdeooards, dressing aud other bureaus
Do. dining, breakfast, card and centre tohtcs
Do dressing, wash, and work stand
Pier-classes, &C.
Cano-seat, Grecan, stump and Other chmte
Wardrobe, high and ow-poa brd,teada, r"'''
aets &c
Feather beds, bedding, mattress. g. fr sci.
Window curtains and Venetian blind
BRUSSELS and logran carpets, stair rods
Asrsl, hall, and other lamps
Chlns, glass, and crocktry ware
And large lot Of kitchen requisites.
Also, piano forte, equal, If not superior, u any
in the District, made by Thoma5 Loud, OF Phila.
delphia, 6? octaves--a premium instrument
.TERMs-All sums Of and under sos, cash; ore
SOS credit Of so and 30 days, for notes satsfactn
rily endorsed hearing interest. ...
A. GREEN,
April do Auctionssr
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CoRREcrroN.---Th name Of Mr.. EDMUND s.
DAReAs, OF Alabama was enormously omitted in our
report Of yesterday, in the vote on the independent
treasury bill. Mr.. ID. voted for the bill.
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MA RRIED,

On Thursday evening last, by the Rev. SEPrMUs
Tusrrs, Mr.. JOHN WAGNER, to Miss ANNE
ELIZABETH, eldes, daughter Of Mr.. HENRr l..
CRoss all of this city
nPNOTICE.-The Rev. DIR. Junk in, pres
sident of Fayette College, Pennsylvania will preach
in F street Presbyterian Church, next Sabbath, the
5th inst, at half-Past 3 o'clock, P. m.
priI
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To The Editor Of the Union:

SR ! send you copy Of the letter received al
the time the honorable Secretary Of the Navy trans
mitted the report Of the bureaus the navy commits
Ice. II is dated after the 9Th Of January and con-
eudes the matter
!. E. HOLMES,
Chairrnn, Co
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+ ECTUREs ON sHAKsPEARE.-

- Hudson will lecture on the tragedy of Ham
leI giving analysesof Hamlet, PolonIus and OPhe-
ha, in Concert Hall, on Tuesday evening, April T.
at 3 o'clock.
Admittance so cents; tickets at the door Of the
lecture room on the evening of the lecture.
April 3-3if
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As an evidence Of the carping and iIIiberal spirit
Of portion of the wing press, we repubsh the fol-
lowing from the New York Express" with the
remark that the author Of the letter avowed in it, that
he had not the honor of any acquaintance with Mr.,
Woodbury. and that the letter was published with
out consulting Mr. w, and probably without his
even knowing that il had ever been written:
"JUOIcIAL MERoPRErY.-We regret to see that
the Hon. Levi Woodbury. has allowed a political
letter on the subject Of the tariff, addressed to him
from Lowell, 10 60 into the Union with his name
connected with IT, II 1t was necessary to publish
the letter, was not necessary TO connect his name
with &C.
1--WE the more regret this improperly, as we have
before expressed the opinion that Mr. Woodbury.,
nov that he 10 the bench, would devote his whole
mind and attention 10 law, and the study Of the law
and wholly abandon the field of politics"
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nF-Lecture TO young men.--Thc Rev.
MATHEW HALE SMITH Will deliver course Of
lectures Of Sabbath afternoon, in the second Pres.
bytcrian church, situate on New York avenue, be-
ginning on Sabbath next, at 4 o'clock. The first
lecture will be 10 YOUNG MEN; the second to rosss
LApiss; the third to persons in MARRIED LWs; and
the fourth 10 PARENTS. Services IN the morning at
II o'clock. The public are respectfully invited to
attend. April ..
NOTICE. MRS. BALLARD, on Capitol
~ Hill, has several fine rooms unoceupied, which
she 10 DESTROYS OF filing, on the most accommoda-
ting terms Those who patronize her, may rely
upon every attendance. April 3
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enriehing themselves at the expense of the people,
have obtained such control over the administration
as to prescribe Mr.. Calhoun and his friends; and
that the Union is the organ and the instrument OF
that combination charge this, (says the conespon-
dent Of the New York Journal of Commerce J
Will the Union deny 1" We do deny the whole
statement in all its moods and in all its lenses, in
the most positive manner-though we shall scarcely
eondescend to refute the sophisms with which the
aforesaid correspondent attempts to support his
uniounded and gratuitous misrepresentation.
Enough, however, and more than enough, in re-
ply to this writer We beg leave to decline the
honor Of any further notice of his correspondence
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April do
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-23

n HEY KEEP constantly on hand very cx,
~ iensive astUr'menI of superior Mahoenny
: tench aud Gr"c'sn Ctslrs; II liking chars. sofas
r"r and card robles, Dtessing Bureaus. Bc.lsiead.
toilet Stands. assorted sizes; together with every
"h"r article OF the latest style and best finished
Furniture ever offered "a thif city.
Gili and Mahogany Framed Loik,Es Glasses o
even variety aud price. Lookiug Glass Plates Of al
izea. Portrait aud Picture Frames on hauG and
'Oude Ia ord.t
Upholstery Ware: consisting OF Feather Beds
Bol'ies and Pillows. Hair. cotton. Hn.k. Spring
and Straw Mattresses; Blankets. Quilts, comforts
>acktng Bottoms OIL cloth covers FlnoT cloth
Grass Mats Of all Linds, together with every ohe
tuclc.oi Upholstery Ware. on hand aud made 1,
pulcr
Vcnar md Stat Window Bind; Window
shades II every variety mud color all of which " II
he sold ~ very low prices. aud warranted Of N,
hest qualify Alsn. MAHoGANY NENEERs Hal
cloth. NARNisrI, Spanish Moss. Mahogany Knobs
sand Paper. Locks, Hinges. casters, BLAND Tam
MiNGs. instantly ca hand aud sold low for cAsu.
Rwr STEAM BoATs furnished with every ntt,rl,
OF Furniture AT short notice nnd on the veiy res
'''ms sep %
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80. lO0 NAM STREET-

VIE SUBSCRIBERS would again call IA,
4 n'ieninn of their customers AID the publ,
generally 10 heir stock OF work ns hey have ius
received from Philadelphia an additional supply O
stock, aud an assortment uf everything usual,
Scpi ~ such an establishment. They have LA.
DIES and GENrLEMEN'S SADDLES of d Hsr
eul rficcs aud qualincs. Also a variety Of BRI.
DIES aud MARrlNGALES; CARRIAGE HAIR
MSS, single and double. eastern vie; common
q" dos Wagon de-; Cartdo; common and 6ne COL,
LAks; Tiacc chains. good article; ames &c &c.
Carriage Buggy, Cart Riding and Wagon WIN,
OF dihrron' kind; Stage, Buggy. Drovets and Wac
CON WHIP LASiiES.
liz FRAME HARD LEATHER TRUNKS.
WIN Litbucit's patent INSIDE hicks aud other i'm.
pf''"neuis Of the latest =, c both iI Ladies au,
GeurIcu en-.
ffIn0S"me iHIi7i'oH, oNUiJh lr5jkcr s Aa5r Irunk,
Imitation a4d lmn frame Hard Leather VAIIsr.
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