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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-12
TIE SOUTHERN MAE.
The Oregon Negotiation.

The Baltimore american OF yesterday has the
following from its Washington Correspondent on
the subject of the Oregon Message that Mr. Polk
has sent to the Serate:
a. This day at two o'clock, Mr. Trist the Chief
Clerk Of the Department OF State, presented him.
self with very voluruinous correspondence from
the President. The Senate al the time were in ear
nest debate upon the Supplementary War Bill.
The Vice Presiden, was asked if the Message
was OF an Executive character. and answering al
frnativey motion was at once made t;%o o'clock,
P NJ to proceed 10 the consideration OF Executive
business which motion prevailed.
1.-The Message and Correspondence is understood
10 be in reference 10 the Oregon question and II is
farther understood that the President has called
upon the Senate 10 advise in reference 10 the &C
ceptance OF proposition 20 settle the Oregon cues
ton upon the basis of age giving Eng Van
couvers Island, the free vigation Of the Colurn-
bia keeping open the Straits CT Fuca, with some
advantages 10 the I niied States.
II pretend not 10 give details, not having them
TO give Mr.. Pakenham, it is understood, has not
made the offer directly, bat he asks if il will be
cepted if made, and that is, in substance, probably
the question before the Senate"
From the Baltimore sun of yesterday.
WASHINGTON. June 100 P. "
The Senate closed their Executive Session today
about5P. NJ The Presidents Message. which was
under discussion. transmits the proposal of Great
Britain. for a settlement of the Oregon difficulties
on the 4gth parallel. with the whole of Vancouvers
Island, and the free navigation of the Columbia
river by the Hudson's Bay Company until the eS-
piration of their charter; the British Government
spprehendins that il might otherwise be compelled
10 paw that Company too large an indemnity.
The free navigation of the Straits Of Fuca, and
the free use of the Bays and nets of Vancouvers
Island to be allowed to US for the same period, and
some other privileges not heretofore anticipated by
the ~ men The President asks the advice OF the
Senate.
The question was debated, but without taking any
vote but the discussion of the bill will be resumed
to MORROW.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-12
Claims for French spolia,ions.

10 Die Editor q The 7F7buNt:
Feeling an interest TO have The subject of the
Frsach Spolaons prior 10 1900 correctly stated for the
good Of the unfortunate claimants who have been most
shauefully treated by Government, while making
boast, Of their having cosrced the French Government
pay for spoliatons committed saee 1900, and who are
now wagng sSanst Mexico. partly for the purpose
Of compelling her pay for similar claims of our citizens
allow me 20 correc, statement In The Tribune this morn
Ing, wherein you state, Our Government demanded
rcparatiou and got in the purchase OF Louisiana BY
reference 10 speech OF Hon John NJ Clayton. OF the
u g. Senate delivered April % and "a 1885, you will
ind the above subject fully explained, wherein II is made
10 appear said Indebtedness assumed by Gov
eminent in order get rid Of the Trcay stpuatos ~
I77s, entered into With France during our War Of the
Revolution BY the Convention OF $780, entered into be-
tween France aud the United States, IL is therein e
Srssy stipulated that the reciprocal pretensions Chat is
sa, and iadsranies should be abandoned forever our
Government then assuming the latter. Yours, &C. j. u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-12
Business Nctires.

GESTLENESs HATS. -SrMMER FASHION .-Leary c.
will this day introduce style OF Hat entirely new cl
superior 70 any thing yet orered-June 9th, 1886 h?
PLUhBEs NATIONAL DAGUERREAN GALLERY. 25i Bui4'
way-we have ever looked upon the discovery OF Dsrs
As one Of the most wonderful produced by the ~
81 man. yet supposed 1t capsule OF such Imr'
ments have been made by the skin OF Professor PE
and visit his gallery will convince the curious Ia
of art that he has reached point whore fTs
eScelance Is al,oeether prohcmatIcal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-12
MARRIED:

At Hudson on the 10th Instant by Rev. j. Tuttle Rec
tor of Christ's Church, WILLIAM CALDWELL to ELF
BETH GARTH eldest daughter Of Henry Owen Lowndes
On Thursday 4,h June. al New Germantown. y. j. by
Rev w " Rlauvet Mr.. JOHN ". VANDERBECk,
merchant In Miss EMELINE GREATER, younses: daush-
ter Of JOHN GREATER, ESQ. ali OF New Germantown.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-12

SAsD.'s SAsssPARILLA-Tn- health Of the human I7fs'
depends almost entirely upon the state Of III. blood l
WALKING fluid which p.frades every ussur, every ~
hrane fibre hlsmen gland or other organ primary
sdsry II the body be charged with The element Of dsas
sickness must be the consequence and until Tho cadie
disease existing 10 the blood eradicsted perr
relief be expected. lis here that the powerful 81
restoring properties Of Sandss Sarssparilla are nsn
It's searching operation reaches IN. OF disease aA
cures performs therefore radical and thorough
Prepared and lold, ~holess and fetniil " A. o.
SANDS Oru ggiTts 100 Pulton-sL corner OF William ~
York. Bold sso al TS Broad way n tsii broadwHss.
Nv Druggis. GENERALLY thron yhou the United sistss in
Al per bo.le. Six bottles for IS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-12

~ YOUNG MEN are invited to call and eIari,'
GENIS's new style OF Ciossamer Summer Hat In bssr7
of style and Shtness 1t excels any Hat htsn
offered TO the fashionable Hs, wearing community
Also. Il large assortment OF Panama Hax.
les II IN GENIN. "a BroadrrT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-12
Rum victory in Connecticut.
Correspondence o. The Tribune.

EEw.HAvES June I1th 1916.
Yesterday afternoon bill repeating the License
Law of 1s45 and really, though not professedly'
giving unrestraned license TO sell intoxicating
drinks, was rejected by vote of ITO to 90, as fol-
lows:
yeas....Locos 95 Whgs.--..--... 49,. 80
Nays. whies-- 90 Locos-..--- I'll -li0
Absentees-Whes lLocos---..--- d.. III
This morning the House passed another bill sim-
DIV repeating the License Law of AS, by vote of
III TO 90, viz:
Yeas. ..Locos.... Whigs......---.12---.. I'LL
Nays Wings Isl Locos.----- S.. s2
Abaentees-Whigs Locos..---. III 10
So the deed is done! Rum and progressive De-
mocracy' are to go hand in hand. The temperance
sentiment of this State cannot be outraged with
impunity
A report to amend the Constitution by striking
out the word 7chae' in the clause defining the
qualifications of voters was laid the table with
out debate. Yours for the right S. NJ. B.
Il This bill has yet to pass the ordeal ofthe Sc
nate, but there is little hope of defeating it there.
But there is an appeal to THE PEoPLE.-[Ed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-12
Court Calendar. THIS DAY.

SUPERIOR CorRr-Sos 81 1l2, 90, 1913, l07, 206, SO,
6l g. S. 70 1885, 49, a, 81 1885, 73, ia A. 1925,
I43 to 49,
COMMON PLEAs.-Part Nos. 9, 90. 90, ga u, Ct
Part Mos 252 L. 262 30 2T2 pa &c. 27S 2s0 2s2
IA.
CIRCUIT CoukT.-Same as Yesterday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-12

have been taken In the town am sir very respectful
H. your obedient servant z TAYLOR
Breve, Bdeadier General U s. A Commanding.
The Ap-rTAST GENERAL Of the Army, washipyton d c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-12

THE CRoPs-We have accounts from many sec
tons of the that the present crops OF grain and grass
were never be finer nj this of the year
than they present In indian corn has
already sprouted the hight OF two feet Wheat and
other grain far advanced and look rs though we
were to have great surplus The fruit crop was much
injured by and but supply OF peaches snc
apples may be expected Vegetables have been grown In
great abundance. and markets have been completely
oYerrun with these In season.
A CoapLlMEsT-The London Standard speak
Ing Of says that nearly all the recent me-
chancal con,rvances introduced Into the factories for
dyPenoing with human labor are Of American invention
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-12

Our WITH rT-Afssr being Kept swske all nigh, vii u
aching tooth say, out with IL :" and II you wish .o
removed easily and in -ss than ne call upon Men
Hcncock Rlasdell, Dentists. 81 Brosd way. for her
Gtrumenls do take out L--th very easy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-12

PLUMDE's NATIONAL DAGUERREAN GALLgsY, ~
BRoADwAY-The pictures Of the Professor, the urh't
led photographer we feel bold to say, have never te'
equaed by those Of any other artist in America sDif
high encomums he Is constantly receiving u,hJ D.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-12

u DR FELIX GouRAUo's ITALIAN MEoicATL ~. -
for The positive cure add eradication Of all ssn 1n
more parGcusrly Tan, Fr-ches sun burn &c
frat Store FROM Broad way. Also. the Poucre saoe ~
graduating sup- ranuus Hair, Vegetable Rouge ss
soneg Caeeks, G gre ,ss1s, hah D1e' 1''' pls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-12

II There is no need Of suffering with the Tootsss
for Messn. Hitchcock Blsi.de, Denlsts Sal Brosds's
remove them easily all prefer have thrm exn
b. iham than To haze the tool he Eve minutsa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-12

~ W A MuspELt is Asen, for the sale of The TIL
bune at Saratoga Springs oce No. 3Msrvins Row. next
door IN the Post Office
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-12
Trade of the Hudson.
Produee and Country MerchGndise A'.rtHS al Net'
Reported Specially for The Ne-D- YORK Tribune


Reported Specially for The NeED- York Tribune
Western Lake Boa, Lne-A " Palmer Co Boat D P
Skaais-45 bills -four BOWS Cary - Kegs ouiT ntps
Abo,n % doJ Mad- 10 90 ps az Miller Co; 20
casks oil w Psu Co; scasks sihes Dwight Sess
Huo6eli, CLARK Cos Lins-Hudson Barge No Pas
tabs bat , pkgseggs 100 bales and 81 q nay 10 oaes
coops fowl. 50 CAVE. s .heep head cattle cows and
csves 10 The Captain bales goocs cses, yea --
rases 6oo reams wrapping paper herce sons s
Gil ndse case sznes cases csicoes . tous mar
bic SO ubs butter pkgs egys haes wsddng hos md
haze carpe, 50 bbs pbls potso-s straw enter sno
los bbs egg, Is tubs butter, Morrison HYDE
P-nd-ld. Day Co. Lue-Sarge s,aI-svS :i9es es'1sr
Everson 2e3 90 { Brooss; Us do hyde, y "a
GO Lee Knapp Paen; 22s do do L.paan, Gotse 10 90
3+ co Proctor kerdan Bosou arkius butter tuo 90
Walton Trumh1ll; IS 6rkiss do Smith II oos esg'
s. pals butter $50 bales hay and srs~ 10 capA,n on
Albany anc Canal Line-A Hoyt-Barge haclson-SoS
biol, aour Suycsr Reed Co; 20 DO DowI Cary; so1 do
Chsn!eau, II Sstfo'd; IS DO Dsief Miller; 90 90 "A
How; bhs a,hes Mcbride LORD; DO sIiI~sA 20,
DO Kent, kiunAn Co; do Lee STewsisr 90 Loct;
wood Co; o do Conan L Hoptlns 90 o uOyt' GO d
Sheldon Co. Il do Baldwin. Work Drake "a bush els
sssc J-:'qP Co. 1900 do Howe' Godfrey Coz 1891 90
Same Line-ssrge ws.hingOn-i566. aeis aoal Digit
Sanford; $50 90 Dsier Miller; 70 co bee and PORK
Ssyre; III DO pork sydsuburg Co - 90 provision.
Mead Rodgers Co; 80 do McBrite LORD 90 DO iguG
Bows Cary; DO ashes MeElery, Mem CO. do B
Hoy; do Horton McCcny; u co Coving Co. : DO
Troy and Michigan Line-WheeIer Croker Co-Boat
Beie-l2 hhds tobacco Sullivan Sons Baltimore do
kirrsn Co; 1879 bbls sour Philip. Aoorn; 100 DO
Nevus / Sons; g do pork Dbl lard l Dali DO DO 6os
gap s kegs butter bbs reed bb hams somsn Stanton
Si;llnsr GARDENERS Li,e-Boai OntEro-55 TOES pig
iron Tuei 7ooCe tesL ship plank Smith son' 81
York and Buffalo L,ns-lves < Csretl-a p Thayer-
IS casks ashes Kent Kirnan Co; 2o5 ba,bes suy
Fiss l. Coz LtneNBoa, " Wood-s7o0 Ou,heI, osI
1000 do fas feed 100 DO bran Fih l. Co,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-12

E Resolution of the Petersburg Va, Agricul-
tural Society, Feb Il, 1876.
Pesolred Tha. this Society regard the FARMERS Ii
pxInr edited by JNo S. SKINNER Esq. possessing a
nigh order Of merit both practical and scientific
publication and that they cordially recommend II the
consideration not only of the members OF this Society
but Of The agricultural public at large.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-12
No Telegrnphic Report.

Some accident happened 10 the Telegraph iast
night between Baltimore and Philadelphia Tor
which reason we have no report of yesterdays Con-
gressiopal proceedings
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-12
Daily Arrivals of Produce, STOCK, &c. oy the
New-York and Erie Railroad Company

Barge Henry Suydsm-l55o7 bkts sraWoerries owner
tubs butter IS calves sheep 10 lambs TIC bars IRON
Wilson a Coz II bxs charcoal Bsnis 50 tubs butter
calves cattle Capt Psrson; 'ul boxes bns copper
Phsps Dodge CO: 81 rub. butter 6rkins do Capt
Trimbe; bis liquor Hssbrouck; lo5 sides II amer
Andrews; II tubs butter 5 frKns do Capt Blake
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-12

NoTIcE.-The Walnu; On Military shaving SOAP, -
has no equal 10 III. Invention OF M. Wm. Johnson ~
the only manufacturer OF the true article, al u Cor't
and connection with any Vroom 4 Fowisf = ~;
cen ted by those who endeegor 10 mako eapisa oul
name for the manufacture AID sale 0! epuri0us alc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-12

Il JOHN DULL, youth of II, was put on trial
at Baltimore on Wednesday for the murder of John
w Ledmun in low brotbel Of that City about a
month since. The testimony established that the
two bad been in the brothe of the preceding after
noon, when playful scuf'e commenced in which girl
named Susan Elmore pushed on to settee which
Ledmun was lying; ne pnr his arm around her waist.
and at the Dull took hold Of her TO pull her
away when let OF her and scuaed still rather
poodnsturedly uotl Doll, being overpowered, drew a
knife and stabbed Ledmun - that he died Of the wound
homicide. No verdict up % Yesterday morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-12

q The Albany Argus stands mute! Neigh
Dor you have chosen to indulge in gross imputa
,ions on our patriotism alleging state of facts that
we maintain never existed. Do you retEact or
justify
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-12

N,pro,s-Ths RavelA give great entertHtl. "a -
sy,,ny,her cls,sc groupings much admir- -, VI,
s,r,ny minis sde 70 produce tho regulate ,,s.;ssr
ipy.nious Ia the comic paDtomime VI me psn,sts W
tsI 49,. s.nor the foolman aEd al exean 'S.tzc
S,oIi.Tv II n, Mas Wells that was, dances Moi vs.
Pa Jsleo Dc xere.-snd Charles %i5,ner s spess y
10 Ts.5 ya ssas Tomorrow night Nj. Il. Pseids
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-12

II The EUTAw HOUSE, Baltimore, has been
opened and is kept in excellent sty lie by Messrs
H CRASsrEN (the well known host Of the Marine rav
ion Rockaway) and JACKSON Gate of The Aston House
that Complimentary Dinner given there in honor OF
It's propetors by the leading citizens OF Baltimore on
Tuesday evening BY request OF the Committee Of Ar
rangemens o. C. Tiffany, Esq presided assisted by John
L. Carey. Esq. Samuel Jones, Jr Esq andJ NJ Buchanan
Esq Vice Presidents On either side Of the President
seated his Honor j. c. Davies Esq Mayor OF Balt
more Judge Strange If North Carolina, Judge Nbet and
Hon. Christopher Hughes.
Speeches made in response 10 the toasts by the
President. by J. VI. HARRIS w. F. FRIcK JosHrA JosEs
PARK BESJANfS. r. T ALLISON. Judge SIsBEr, &C. &C
We must copy the Presidents toast:
Eu.a,r A alike endeared TO US By the sories Of
the pas, and the pleasures Of the present.
The entertainment Of Of the most bril-
liant and luxurious ever given in the City.
The Baltimore American says that Mr.. Cransteu will
reopen the Marine Pavilion on the lst Of July.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-12
Phalon's farnou. palm /, here,
L l. I'd old
To give both young AID oIu'
The flowing Iocks OF beauty rare

q auburn, bIacK and ROIu' ~, chart1
~ Too much cannot be said In praiis o! ns es,es
Hair Invisora,or Until ts inuodur;ion no -
been known that would actually prevent naiI
will really do Il 10 indis penssols 10 me Isoy 80
Prepared By Z PHALos 81 Broadway, tJuoao III y
and for sale By drug and fancy dealers gsae'A
country 80 cents per bottle. large SIZE 81.
~ Splendid attractions cOuIinue 70 eroSo lse ~ SO
Museum with clzsns sBd s,'angers. thoussnos ~
daily ,iil those e,,onishipg Mammoth boS, T,r.f.
living Oursug Outang ant the Anatomichi - Lin
curos,es un, cueed in Ii. whois world, III IT,, ts
winch will richl, repay vi, TO ,h1 Museum - .
be seen al all and magnificent sns,J
.tyen a. ana O'Clock. P. NJ. BY hlenleo I,sso>
Guiding the mysterious Mesmerc soirees OF 1e
Boys. -. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-12

make of them look II fully and fairly IN the face.
Instead of this we have their same never ending
round of common. places-the same gross imputa-
tons of blind prejudice sordd selhshness-the
same cool assumption that all knowledge iberali,y
and common sense are on their side and nothing but
bloated monopoly or obstinate siolidy on ours
We smile at their insolepce-we throw back their
imputations You. Mr. Brown would add TO your
enormous wealth by commissions and charges as
shipper and broker if Free Trade were to triumph;
be, every dollar of your gains would cost ten dol
lars to our farmers and the manufacturing workmen
OF Great Britain, whom you would keep exchanging
products across four thousand miles Of land and wa
ter for your own advantage and emolument. e,
on the other hand would bring them together
would plant the Manufacturer by the side OF the
Farmer and thus enable them 10 exchange pro
ducts with each other at little or no cost for trans
por,a,on This done we know that whatever the
nominal price on either side might be, The Farmers
would obtain more Cloths and Wares for their pro-
ducts than now while the Manufacturers would re-
ceive more food, &c. for their fabrics. THIS would
leave them still tributary to you and your class for
the ten thousand articles which could not be pro-
duced in our own country nor yours so well as IN
tropical or frozen regions, and with immensely
greater ability 10 purchase such articles than now
Why should this no, satisfy you
. And this brings 10 consideration OF one OF
Mr.. Brown subordinate fallaces if indeed faacy
be not too courteous name for it, and trick the
more appropriate designation. Just fancy he
says as forcing the growth Of pine apples in Eng
land. and you breeding Shetland ponies at Nsw.
The Columbian fountain., 1846-09-25

A CARD.-The undersigned begs leave to ten
IL der his thanks to the citizens of this COM
munity for the liberal patronage which they have
bestowed upon him during the past year, and very
respectfully informs them that he still continues
the Auction and Commission business at Concert
Hall, near Browns hotel where he will promptly
and with dispatch discharge all business in his
line, to the satisfaction of any and all persons who
may favor him with it.
He would also inform those who are in arrears
with him to call and settle their accounts as
as possible, the seedf being at all times accepta-
BILE, and Mt this time peculiarly indispensable.
sats@ ~ aa A. GREEN,
jan 90 Auction and Commission Merchant.
The Columbian fountain., 1846-09-25
THE FIRST OF MAY!

The FIRST OF MAY! t X
ME have THIS DAY opened an additional
Wv supply of new and beautiful Goods for the
Spring, consisting, in part as viz:
Balzarines, Lawns, Graduated and rich striped
Bereges Ombre shaded and Silk striped
Lawns, graduated and Lace Powered some at
26 cents, very beautiful
Ginghams of every style and price ''s
. White Cambria and Muslins, corded barred
and striped
4 Shawls, Scarfs and Ties, beautiful and rich in
style and quality. al "
ALSO: Fine French Cloths, Of every quality
and price art
French Cassimeres, striped and plain, rich and
elegant style ~tf
Light and Black Silk and Satin Vestings
Tweeds and Gambroons for Gentlemen and
Boys, some at very low prices
Bleached and Brown Shesting
f Do ID do Shiftings
Domestic Ginghams, Penitentiary Plaids e
Apron and Shirting Checks
Bleached and Brown Twilled Cottons
Together with their stock in Store, makes Their
stock very complete, which will be sold very low fol
cash. n r. L. SMALLWOOD e. co..
Pennsylvania avenue, between 9th and 10th streets
may 2-tf a
The Columbian fountain., 1846-09-25
RENIAMlN HoMANs. AUCTIoNEER

RENJAMlN HOMANS, sAUCTIONEER &
- Communication Merchant, between lOtn and llth
streets fronting Pennsylvania Avenue, offers for
SALE on reasonable terms--- "A A6gs
DRY OODS.--Lsncaster white Quilts, bsat-
tu article in imitation Of the Masees, pieces Of
three-ply and other carpstngs, Pongse silk hand
kerchiefs, worked and houncsd muslin robes, white
cambria ribands and gslIoons. sa ssaf9l8F
GROCERIES.-Pouchop tea, in haf chests;
raisns in whole and half boxes CASTLE and common
HARDWARE -Andirons, axss. spades, shovels,
tea kettles, ovens, pots, spders wronghtiro hinges,
brass stair rods, brass candestcks
BRITANNIA WARE Coffes and tea SETS of
four and five pieces, pitchers, coffee potts. tea potts.
castors, lamps, and candIesticks.
GLASS WARE--Cut and pressed lamps and
tumblers, colored wine botIss, fruit and preserve
dishes, celery glasses. finger bowls, spothecarys .
ware such as tnctures, specie jars hoopsd jars salt
mouth, &C. p&G ~gs s shfb@
STONE AND EARTHENwARE.-Pi,chsrs,
tea pots, jugs, crooks. s,afa,f ,gf M
WOODEN WARE.--Nests Of cedar tubs, oak
tuba isiHa
FANCY sOAPs-From the manufactures Of
=. r g ". @. Taylor, Of Philadslphia, and E.
STATIONERY. Black ink, m quarts, pints,
and halt pint bettlsS red ink quiIs, states, letter
paper lead penciIs seeding wax, penkniyes. porto
hos, wrapping paper bandbox boards. y t' -S'3
BLANK BOOKS. ~ Ledssrs and day books, ls.-
ter books, two three and four quire cap.
bEDDiNG.-Feathe beds, hair mattresses, cot
ton masressss shuck mattresses, straw paIIiasses,
sackngs. and bed covers. "a As10e& !,
fiANOS.-Two new, and four second hand, of
e1cellsat tone and finish. Also piano stools and
covers. tast.sr.s tt f4Vl i7r7' ls'- :. -
IOoLs-Cspenters' and MiIIwrshts': such as
cnlsels' augers drawing knives. Also, one case Of
snosmakers s iqss, Of superior quality shoems-
LEATHER.-Calf skins, patent and sole lea
FARMING UTENsILs-aooe ho,,.- -no,,s o -
thrsshing machine, wheat FANS straw cutters scythe
stones. -
MISCELLANEOUS.--W Window ...bs. and
blinds. glue, cologne water, hair brusheIs teeth
brushes, back, tuck and side combs looking el...ss
Together with general assortment Of household
furhiture, new. and second hand. lE3
Sales attended to in any part Of the city, and re-
turns promptly msds. july dit.