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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-10
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On this the Renorter thus exults !:
rhe Narisatiou of rhe Columbia.

Gen. CAsS on Friday put finish TO the newspa,
per controversy respecting the Free Navigation OF
the Columbia, conceded without limitation oftime 10
the Hudsons Bay Company and all British sub
jects trading with them by the late Oregon
Treaty 1t has been contended tina, this right
would expire with the chartered existence OF the
Hadsons Bay Company in fifteen twenty years
but Gen..Cass has settled this by producing the
following authentic extracts from the charter OF
that Company He moved tho following resolu,
ton:
Resolr That the Secretary OF the Senate be
printed for the use OF the Senate the following paper
Extract tie charter craad t,s REGJons Bay Con,po-
by CtarieS IL dd,ea May tie "a the and
teth yea, Of las reign, beng 1911:
The third section provides thai The persons named 'snd
such others shall be admitted into the said society
hereafter expressed shall be body corporate and poll
iiQue deed and by the Tie Governor
Company Of idren.ers Of In gland trading TIC
RlisoaS Bay Snd them by the The Governor and
C0mpdny Of dssu.rs o. Eneiand trading HuGSoHS
Bay. body corporate and polQue, in deed and IN
name, resly and fully roS EYES, for our heirs and
cessors &c
SscrroN - .d tr:le do by these presents for Us
heirs and successors make create and constitute the
Governor and Company, for the time being, and their
successors and absolute lords and prupetors OF
territory. limits and places aforesaid and OF al other
the premises saving always the fath and allegiance srd
Soverrg dominion heirs and successors, the
same 10 have hold possess and ENJOY the said territories
limits and places and al and singular other the premises
rights members Jurisdictions prerogstves royalties and
appuenances whatsoever, 10 them ne said Governor and
Company and their EVER 10 be hodenous
our heirs and successors OF o. East Green
wich II the county OF Ken IN free and common soccage
ana NOT IL eape by knight service yielding ard paying
yeaty 10 our heir and successor for :hs two sks
and Two elsck beavers whatsoever and often
heirs and successors shall happen 10 enter The said
eoch'rles, 'srrisores or regions hereby granted"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-10

DEATH OF STEPHEN w. DASA-We stated yes
terday hst Mr. Dana had returned from Europe. in a
state Of health which rendered his recovery hopeless
To-day we have.the mournful task OF announcing his
death He expired a5ou, hsfpas, o'clock yesterday
morning Mr. Dana had hlled nsay Offices of trust and
honor and at the of his decease Presden, OF
the Commercial Bank OF this city He was one Of the
projectors of the Troy and Green6ush Railroad and
Company. He was 80 years OF ase, Troy Wing. sth-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-10
Business Notices.

CHEAP BArmSG.-Th0sc of our citizens who ,ake
pleasure in bathing may thank US for directing
them to the Fountain Baths No. Chathams- being
unriyaled in point of economy and cleanliness. Tbous
ands OF persons Of the highest respectaby resort there
every week Three ,ick1s for - cents Single tickets
one shilliny
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-10

SOLAR LAMPS, CAMPHENE LAMPS, CHANDELIERS, CT.
RANDoLEs AND HALL LASTERSs.-Dietz Brother
Co. No l39 Wilamst are manufacturing and have al.
ways hand full assortment of the above mentioned
articles and various other goods in their line which they
viii sell at wholesale retail at low prices for cash.
iyll Pm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-10

- lou will ind DR.. BEExMAN's SYRUP and PILLS st
No i9i Cortland-st NY These the great medicines
which have effected many extraordinary cures Of Con-
sumption. Nervous Disorder. Dyspepsa, &c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-10

II coyeREss will to-day do an act which the
whole People must approve and rejoice att viii
adjourn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-10

g RoDolrHus DICKINSON, Esq, has been
nominated by the Loco Focos OF the With District
of Ohio as their candidate for Congress The DIS
tTict it now represented by Hon. Henry St john
Loco. and gave Polk 1869 majority.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-10

" The attractions AT the American Museum continue
draw crowded houses much that the Manager has
reengaged all the novelties of last week. consisting Of Col
Chaisn, tho Virginia Dwarf the Mammoth Boys; Twin
Caires Ourang and Bon Constructor Performances az
ternoon and evening by rrat Westrn Miss Whe.er
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-10

g In consequence of the breaking Of the Tel.
egraphic wire near Newark we are without any
advices from the South later than those received
by the mail
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-10

GREAT FIRE AT LAPRAIFlE-300 HOUSES De-
sTRorED.-The Montreal Times Of Thursday con-
tains the following particulars OF most destruc
tive fire at Laprarie at the junction of the Sorel
and St Lawrence. about ten miles above Montre-
al, on Wednesday night by which the greater part
of the town was reduced TO ashes:
1t is supposed that The fire originated in black
smiths shop about hslfpas PM. but from what cause
has not yet been ascerained From the strong South
westerly breeze which prevailed, the flames quickly
communicated al round and continued until Eve O'Clock
this morning.
We have ascertaned that about three hundred houses
have been consumed and between three and four hun
bred families deprived of house shelter The Scotch
and English Chapel Messrs Sauvaseans dsnlery, and
all the stores-eXcepting Gariepys-are destroyed The
Catholic Chapel and Nunnery unlnjured, and about
forty houses which adjoining them There was but
one small engine which belonged the town, and TWO
the barracks but these not only small but in bad
repair and therefore unable effect much service.
Il melancholy 10 see the furniture OF those families
whose houses have been burnt strewn over distance
OF quarter of u mile along the beach and mothers
with thei, children many OF whom unable 10 OBJ
tain either food or shelter.
We are sorry 10 add that all the private houses are
uninsured The stores OF Mr.. Chareton, Mr.. MFarlane
and Mr.. Thompson, insured
is reported that children We're burnt We hope
il will prove 70 be untrue.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-10
Appointment. by the President.
By and ,cith h< adrice ana ccrsen, of The Senate


SETH BELpEN, 10 be Surveyor and Inspector Of the
Revenue for the port Of Hartford in the State Of Con-
necticut vice Penheld B, Goodsell, removed.
BENJAMIN Z. CARPENTER TO be Appraiser OF Ner-
chandse for the port OF Philadelphia n the State of
Pennsylvania vice Samuel Spackman, removed.
WILLIAM WILLARD. to be Surveyor and Inspector OF
the Revenue for the port OF Saybook in the STATE OF
Connecticut
GEORGE T NICHOLS 20 be Surveyor and Inspector OF
the Revenue for the port OF North Kingston IN the state
of Rhode leland in the place OF William Holloway re-
moved
JOSEPH RAMSEY, 10 be Collector OF the Customs for
the district and Inspector OF the Revenue for the port
OF Plymouth in the State OF North Carolina 20 take eff
fec: from and after the 29th OF august 1916, when his
present commission expires.
HARDY Henderson 10 be Collector of the Customs for
the District and Inspector OF the Revenue for the port
OF Vicksburg the OF Mississippi 10 take effect
from and after the 2th OF August 1876 when the
mission Of The present incumbent exprec.
ROBERT II. WEBB, TO be Surveyor and Inspector OF
the port OF Suffolk in the State of Virginia take effect
from and after the Doth August 1916 when his present
commission will expire.
JESSE Thomas TO be Surveyor and Inspector OF the
Revenue for the port OF Nashville in the State OF Ten
ncssec. in the place oil Joseph Litton, deceased.
LOUIS ST. MARTIN 10 be Register of the Land Office
for the District OF Lands subject TO sale al NewOreans
in the State OF Louisiana, 10 take effect from and after
the 23d Of August 1876 when the commission OF Peter
Laidaw expires.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-10
srsEE OUTSIDE OF ro-DAY's pAPER.1

~ Trares and oae7s leaving the City in the ss'er-
noon are informed that Erenins Edition Of e Tn
6n1 is printed every day containing the Stock sales,
Hsrses Ncws BIZ the Southern mall Sc. up to o'clock.
Nv ,nouir;ng Of the Newsboys for me Erertns Edition
Of The Tribune every one will be able 10 take with him
tbe latest news up to the time of leavng the City
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-10

" NIBLo's.-Those much-admred abesux, called Tho
Smugglers, repeated this evening. TGe admirable
groupings OF this series OF living pictures are studies Tho
given Here we have Tightrope Dancing, he Polka by
Madame Jayelli and Mons. Henri. Enough, in all
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-10

y TIE WHEAT Crop in the Genesee Valley
does not yield well being threshed as expected
correspondent OF the Rochester Deocrs: says that
Some o; tue farmers who have good whea;. rowing
iSs eaTe th.eshe6 and n every instance hss fallen
so!1 one third from their expectations Some who ex
Pee1eo Vo bushels will have less than zoo There "a.
eten without doao; less wheat raised In Western New
iuah 'a season than last shoash the growth has been
Ish isFsef The pea,oc-a, thinks The desciepcv IS
81 steas u o'ner parts OF Western NevYorS as i i
n tennessee because IL has heard OF e number OF ia
stances N onis-o and Livingston counties WHERE the
yield exceeded expectations ZIG
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS in this vicinity s,frs-,
greatly from the present d-outb FOR scr.-s,
weeks the hes, hiss been intense and rsin very $500
snd for many days not drop OF has fallen from
the clouds Potatoes and corn VIII DC seriously ;pi,-;
unless we sta be favored with rain within very shor
time The streams have not been lower for years than
they are al this this cne. Roch American, Friday.
THE PorAro Ror.-Every where IN this vicini
~ we hear OF the progress OF this disease in tee 20
ts,o The new crop, tits feared will encounter even
worse fate thsn the crop OF tho last year Alb ASu,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-10

sAxDs's SARsAPARLLA.-W- know Of form OF disesse
sefepusve well disgusting others, as6ischsyg
Ing pustues, aud scebious complaints, especially
when their rsysges visible upon the exposed paris Of
the person Thousands have nd themselves Of these W.
pleesan, developments OF diseased condition Of the blood
BY Sandss Sarsaparla but there still isoa
sands who dshgured by them and whose health ts
per and spirits are affected By The To suea
say try this purifying preparation, which will 'Peeaay
efece the physical dscooredons from your eoanenanes'
and thus by reconcng you yourselves, and rendering
you attractive instead Of repusve 70 Others, restore US
plaedity Of your minds removing 3. re sane He DOE
physical and mental irritation
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, BY A. T. "
SANDS, Wholesale Druggists, 100 Fuiton-sL corner :"
Williams, 273 Broadway, and n East Broadway se"'
York Sold also by Druggists generally throughout Ho
Unied States Price 81 per bottle, or SIX 6ouIes for 81
70 THE SKIS AND coNrLExIos at this taad iadeed
ed a Of y ss o stIno'?as.e aaa whss
persors suppose diseases OF ne o.ooc y simply disease
ssd;cns 3,l. and useless ssrsaparilA, on
sofsnng and clearing gaia ss opsn: 10
that be SKIN dlshgured, unheaay o diseased
with ptnpLes fteckes, sunoufn Iaa an1 zee
Tue and genuine Joness Italian Chetea soap Ias
70 cure and cispel them, and 20 nAAe 's 80 80 go
lovely l. mildly and .ooh.HeIy o. ~ - s
srysIpea. .at rhur, sore head, rngTyofn an !. 's
genuine Joness Soap hss often sIS ,er,edy
every other remedy failed Il IS indeed o,ssy. of he
Sold only IN tbs city, price 80 cents e. se s sna az
American Eagle, chaihaIa-st or as BFoe All 2:sod
lS9 Fu.,on.sL Brooklyn
CaoLEg. Mossus Bowl GoA' /. viiinr 10
T.ysr No south Third-st Philadelphia, y TnliIe
gnsranty a,t dis Ca-iaztiye Balssln vi e,Ie
cholc Cramps Gripping Pans, cholera Aor.as and
Sr,nis;nr and other arrangements OF tne S'oa-S 80
p.Its in ninety niae cases OF hundfcf, ana -
;ha Ea The they can be effected Sy any I'll lis
', Nv az eesc,us. adults children sna.,d t
SSrsct:ons are followed and cure 10 nos s n eenis
money will be sheerfuiy returned fnce - '-- -
per bottle ,,,, ro, ..Ie bv
sus 5! q g. BERFoRD, IA bfos6Hsy, opp0'a'' '-' 49,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-10

w- Hon. JoxS NJ. CLAYTON for President and
Gen. ZACHARY TAYLOR for Vice President are pro
posed as the Tariff candidates in the BiSe Hens
ChicIea, an able and influential WhiS journal at
Wilmington Delaware.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-10

II The President has vetoed the French spolia
ton Bill
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-10

true tha, you can gather feather bed III day on
Feather Rircr'
here in irnumerc5k mviads-Leas and mice but no
ci,nches.
Lands have been obtained By persons who have resid
ed here some years and become citizens n grants some
three four and sometimes thirty 20 MY leagues But
the Government mas become alarmed and changed its
policy There but few who can HCr OBTAIN grants OF
any size and those VINO have lands are nor authorized
BIZ their titles sell there being such thns az Zee
simple TILES except in a few special instances The
only loans from the Government which is the
main reason why the people live II ieis or little snan.
ties and ~ the same time several thousand head OF
stock. They will improve the lands until there "a
some security for the ute. would Ike 20 write you
more az length, but my TINE and your patience adon'
ISL cne 20 stop
ton Of from personal intercourse Tor took charge OF
me first plantation saw the valley and have travelled
only that valley and TIE ranches generally from
ay miles apart have, therefore, seen bur about
one hundred men since my arrival and those entirely
foreigners OF them persons VINO have ether retired
from me sea away from The shipping Some OF
them clever men, and others scaps Most OF them
give esc otne- Dad Characters many not only confess
tina, they steal horses and cattle, but boast Of IL
5ouy horse his morning iaf te Is 70 st,c for IN
Day .ro You wi! think this strange conduct nut
iris only ROBBED bur beaten oy the
o,ner; and there no lswto punish Elm that ne mas
70 MAKE himself whole II me coin OF MS opponent The
Spanish portion OF me population are represented as
.siertn cows-dy, dancing lewd people and generally
/
Capt Hastings II Ms EEigraat. Guide is confirmed
by general report mere !, may De ruly said have
priests, governor and scsdes, bur have neither
Lcsc gospel.
The Indians of TIE valley are numerou. and live IN
small TlIlases They nave chief and alcade who
are = me aabt o: selling them the whites for mere
C11es-a few beads or handkerchief. The men are
entirely naked, and ce have ouuca OF weeds
grass ned round their waists. Those who erploy-
cd oy TIE whites generally shirts ard pants for the.r
york They are entirely ino5ensve but very Wild
lose Woo bought by the whites when young learn
20 90 very well ouc me Wild live on acoEns anc
roots. They catch ish seasons but many OF
send Won COW OF Casrros proclamation, which VII
show yo1 now Capt F-euon; has been treated +re
mont left his parry OF The other SIDE OF the mountains
and crossed wiki few men and called the Governor
Tor permission 10 bring ,he. in which was granted ou;
when TIE copanT arrived tie Captain ordered out
OF The country forthwith He remained 10 purchase
supplies TLen the proclamation was issued and the
Spsnis-ds embodied Fremont wrote our Consul q,
Monterey for adTice and ne on Lerktn) full blooded
Spsa;srd in feeling ADVISED him 70 !eave which ne did
seeinc that he must sh The whole force Of California
ithou, the couatenance OF The Consul whose advice
was dictated by MS pirate interests entirely and By
tie honor Of his county. There are few Americana
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-10

re- We lean from the Express that Corimo'
d,-s yyi,rs-, chsuncey weunOre, Of me U. s Navy,
died at one o'clock on Saturday morning at us 'e'.
dence, Bergen Hill New-JeFsey ME' "esIaore eass.sa
the n.v., service a. The age of thirteen years. and TOOK
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-10

3 J. H it seems is on the wrong scent as
TO the authorship Of the 81 Leger Papers in the Hnck
erbocker He must guess again win the News and
Express please copy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-10

= IN ANr!.sLAvERf MEETING adjourned
iro; the celebration o: Tie First OF August viii Sc held
III the Wesleyan Chapel IN Kns.s;. near Hudson. hi.
evening. Rev J. HENsoN. the Canada Missionary and
formerly slave. VIII DC orc of the speakers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-10

by the mail
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-05-29

A GREAT variety of Gloves, Cravo,s, scorr..
~ Pocket Handkerchief &c, &C., just rccei.
= sale by +. l.. DJrenroS.
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Auction at Newark.

TENllE stock Of goods belonging to the
n estate Of Moses Booth, late Of
Newark, will be sold at auction,
at the store lately occupied by the deceas-
ed, on Thursday, the 18Th day Of June
next.
This stock consists Of dry goods, gro.
ccries, crockery, hardware, drugs, dye
slulls, boots and shoes, books aud station
ary-in short, Of almost every descrip-
ton Of articles usually found IN country
store.
The quantity Of sheetinss and other
piece goods, in whole pieces; aud also,
Of tea, coffee, sugar, moasses, &C., in
the original packages, will make the sale
worthy the attention Of those who buy to
sell again.
A credit will be given of from six to
twelve months on all sums Of five dollars
and over.
The store, which is an excellent stand
for the business, will be rented to good
Ieuant on reasonable terms. Possession
given as soon as the sale is closed.
JOUN UEST M3SON.
Executor IF NJ Booth.
Newark, Kendall CO., may p, 1916.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-05-29

The democratic voters OF La Sale county are
requested 10 meet at the usual place OF holding
elections IN their several precincts on Saturday
the 9Th day Of June next at , o'clock =. NJ to
elect delegates to u county convention 10 be hol'
den in Ottawa ON Saturday the 18Th day Of June
next. TO nominate candidates TOT sherN county
commissioner, and coronor.
u. &. COOK,
WIN. BARBER.
THOS. LARklN.i
:. W. RAY MOND,
l.. NJ, GALLOWAY,
Nay 10, 1916. central committee.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-05-29
French Burr rgii,s,ouc..

7 4 ME subscriber, agent for the man
q ulacturers at St. Louis, will fur
nlsh to order at the lowest cash prices,-
all the articles warranted.
French Burr Mill Stones, Dutch Bolt
ing Cloths, Soulhworlh's patcn Smut.
Machines, Mill Irons and Screen Wire.
Mill owners may depend upon all the
above being sold as low as eastern rates,
and upon getting decided superior ar
iicc. ISAAC u. HARMON.
Peru, Dec. %, 1915.
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n E " COO S.

Sprjng and Summer, lS46.
vEvlIE subscribers have just received large
4 supply Of Spring aud Summer Goods con-
sisling ia part OF
BROAD CLOTHS,
Cass'meres, Kcntucky jeans, ,weeds, York
denims, cottonades, summer cassmers,
and a variety Of other goods for mems
wear.
PRINTS
OF all kinds, French and American
GinghdmS, printed Lamns, CamJrjes,
Book NuSiins, Bishop La,Cns, Edg.
ing8, MSertings. &c.
Ribbons,
Mtls, gloves, fans, scarfs, handk erchiers.
bonnels, palm hats, coat checks, Osna-
burghs, brown and blue drIIngs, cotton
yarn, crash, diapers, hickory stripes,
sheeting, shirting, &c.
We shall be continually adding 10 our stock
such goods as the country demands. One the
firm will he in Boston aud New York through
the season and we intend to keep full assortment
Of goods aud sell at the lowest prices for cash.
May 7, 1916 CUSllNAN x GRlDLEY.
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n E W 5 I o R +!
z. BiSsNEV"V',

/ & AS just opened choice stock Of
III Dry G0odo, Which he offers at
lower prices than such goods have YET
been offered: his stock consists Of
Choice prints, de lanes, musIins,
cashmeres, silks, vevels, ribbons, giug.
hams, linens, lawns, aIpaccas, serges,
table damask, couuterpanes, dlmilies,
painted lawns and Iusres, black. blue,
olive, and green broad cloths, black and
fancy cassimcrcs, silk velvet, satin and
other vestngs, jeans, twceds, and great
variety Of Summer Goods for coats aad
pants. Innings, buttons, gimps, edgngs,
combs, hosiery. gloves and parasoIs, all
kinds Of driIlings, hickories, gan.broons,
ehcelings, shlrling,, and ticking.
Hats, caps, and bonnets--chcap and
good arllcles-and foil assortment Of
ladies shoes, CATERS and slippers, children
and misses shoes. boots and buskins,
news and pumps, boots and bTogans.
A choice collection of white clifton
aud other goods by the wholesale also,
a few kegs Of The best gunpowder by the
key.
To sell or not to sell ! lhatis the ques-
zion. Whether us better to dispose at
once of all his goods and day by day re-
new them. or keep them on his shelves
10 rest and spoiI' This is the great
question, and he is determined to sell his
goods at the lowest rates-make or break.
Call therefore before you buy elsewhere,
as he considers it a pleasure TO show
goods whether they are purchased or not.
The ladies' are particularly desired 10 call
and inspect new article Of Lace Dresses
which lie has al all prices and Of all pat
terms.
Store . doors north Of the Mansion
house, Ottawa.
April II. 1916.
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n5 Tons Gflvos,.

FENllE subscribers has just received, at their
Il store in PEEu, the balance Of lheir stork
Of Iron, Nails, Steel, &c, and are now prepared
TO "iirr the largest assortment in this section vi
country, at such prices as will be satisfactory to
all reasonable persons.
We have various sizes of Cast, Spring,
american, English, Blister, amt
Plough STEEL. Also,
Buggy SpringS ard Srel.Sharprncd Drills.
We would say to bhcksmilhs to save them
much labor, wc have procured large supply Al
rIrc.Iron Of Just the proper length Tor wagon
wheels. MCMILLAN & BROTHER.
Peru, May lj. 1916.
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on Consignment:

Il llllDS. n. o. Sugar, ii bags Coffee,
Il 6.brs sugar house moIasscs,
10 boxes Soap and Candles,
boxes tea, brl rice. o casks LIQUORS.
80 brls OHIO whisky, mackcrcl, herring starch,
Kegs tobacco, boxes smoking tobacc,.
brl pea nuts. rai,In., fig, cask loaf sugar,
kegs nails, 10 hdIs wrap paper dog buckets.
prs patent balances, Ac. sc DC.
The above goods have been in store
since last arriy. Of steamboats,, and are
now ordered TO he sold on account Of ow-
nerS. Tie articles are all choice .SlopIe
Gr0cerieS, and in fine order, and will be
sold at moderate rates.
ISAAC ID. HARMON.
Peru, Dec. 0, lSlj.-t