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T1ARTHENWAHE, China, and Glass.-THOS. PUR-
T. SELL has just imported per ships Ohio and Huguenot
from Liverpool direct sixynine crates and hogseads oil
earthenware aud China and from manufactures
fifty packages OF cut plain and pressed glass, of the best
quality, patterns and shapes which, with his former
ensive stock comprises almost every article in his line
too numerous mention al of which will be sold whole
sale RETAIL at the nothern prices, for cash. time
puncual customers.
First quality stone at factory prices, pipes in boxes
Britannia ware, dc.
a fine assortment OF common goods for retailing l
He socts call from his friends and the public general
y at his store, opposite Browns Hotel, Pennsylvania
THOMAS PURSELL.
April l4-3taw2w MWNF
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rIarAh.ll CoIleGc, Mercer.burg, Penn.


rTNHE session of this Institution will commence
l. the first Thursday in May faculty as follows
Rev. John w Nevin, d. D. President, and professor OF
intellectual and moral philosophy
Hon. Alexander Thompson, LIZ ID professor of law.
William NJ Nevin esq., A. NJ, professor of ancient Ian
guages and bellies letres.
Trail Green, Nj. d., professor of natural sciences.
Rev. Philip Schai PHI d., professor of aesthetics and Ger
man litefature.
Thomas D. Baird, esq. A. NJ, professor of mathematics,
mechanical philosophy, and political economy.
Rev A. j. NJ Hudson, rector of the preparatory depart
ment.
E. w. Reinecke, A. M, Tutors
J. S. Ermentrout, A. b.,
Course of education parallel with that of the first colleges
land with peculiar opportunities also, Tor such n
wish ii, to secure good knowledge of German.
Expenses for the year; Tuition, $50 rent, So
contingent expenses 81; boarding, 81 u.s. less, pei
week washing, 81 Altogether, SLY per annum
are received boarding school Tuition per year,
S25 other expenses as in the college.
The situation of the college Is retired fifteen miles from
Haperstown and Chamberburg, surrounded with scenery
of finest order and in point of saluby not surpassed
certainly by any other locality in Pennsylvania
April 1l--3teod
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B.LrlMoRr ANp onIo RAnnoAp ConpANy.

BALTIMORE AND Quo RAILROAD COMPANY,
E4a Washington Branch.
an and after Monday next the 18th inst, until further no
" cc train of cars vii leave this depot for Bal
more l2b o'clock, p. daily, except Sundays The
regular trains viii continue heretofore viz; at a. M
and 81 p. m. BY orders L. III. PARSONS,
April 7-dtI7th Auegt.
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0rt-Wnshington Chapter No. 16.-The members of
Washington Chapter No 6, will Masonic Hall,
OF and 10th streets, Thursday evening the 18th
instant. Business of Importance will be laid before the
Chapters it is desirable that every member should be
attendance. III. G.. WILLIAMS, Secretary.
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Bv 4. ~: DYER .gucttoneer.

r UMBER AT AUCTION.-The undersigned has deter
IL mined to sci! auction Monday, the 18th instant
at O'Clock, at his lumber yard, Centre
Market square, his entire stock, consisting of excellent
assortment of wel-seasoned lumber t{~T
To builders and others it will afford opportunity
y with of Obtaining their materials reduced prices
and upon accommodating terms t -tt
Terms of sale; All sums Of and under 500 cash over
$780, and exceeding $780, credit of sixty days over
200 and exceeding $780, credit of ninety days
$500 credit of four and six months for notes. with APP
proved endorsers bearing interest.
JOHN PURDY.
r. w. DYER, Auctioneer
N. B. The above lumber will be continued be offered
at private sale till the day of SALE
April 14-dts JOHN PURDY.
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NTEW Goods at Kings Lace sto,e, bet

ATEW Goods mt Kings Lace Stole, between 10th aud
~ 1lth Streets Pennsylvania avenue.
We have Just received splendid assortment of Eng
ish French, and German Fancy Goods, which will sell
uncon monty cheap, OF which 100 per less
than their real value. We have time specify the
tcles
Ladies will do well call before the picked
April Il-3t ]. T. " G. KING.
ITO THE PUBLIC.-We have in about 800 pack
i ages of goods, comprising the largest and most COM
plee and seasonabe assortment offered in this city,
consisting in part, as follows, viz:
Cenlemens dress boots, sewed and pegged, Morocco
and calf, every quality and price
Centemen's Morocco and calf bootecs sewed and peg
ged, light and stout
Gentemen's calf Napoleon shoes, article
Do patent leather shoes, three styles very extra
Do cloth and lasting booees and CATERS, very best
Do black and drab detached CATERS,
BOYS and youths booees and pumps, every variety
Ladies' black bronzcd, and light CATERS and hall
CATERS
Ladies' black bronzed, and light buskns, beautiful
DO do do do slippers do
Misses do do do gators, thick and thin
soled
Do do do do buskins
Do do do do slippers
Chldren's black bronzed, and light coored boots, busk,
and ankle ties OF every scrption
Together with every article usually kept in well-regta-
ted establishment, all of which will be sold reasonably by
April l4-eodlw ANDREW COYLE 81 SON
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La Patria says the New Orleans Delta has received
letter dated Iampico, 2ith March, ls47 from which we
make the following extract
ny ,hls opportunity send you files of Repubcano to
the 1h instant You will perceive that General Santa
ma arrived AT san Luis Putosi the Stl instant, He
turned lere with the four brgades that et him after
the battle of Buena Vista
ILlvae letters rom the capital written the night OF
The I state that General Santa Anna had just arrived
thai ciy IL is also stated that the revolution against the
administration OF Gomez Faras had length been termi-
nateu IN favorable manner the government, and that
Generals Iena faragan and Saas who the heads
he opposition to Gomez Farias, had been shot. do
know IL ms last Information be We anxiousy
awaiting the mail to confirm negative the report"
From the N. o. Commercial Times, April z.
49, Prospects OF Peace.
we nave been permitted to perse several private let
tiers, OF very late date from the city of Mexico writ
ten by persons of the highest responsibility, and whose
sources OF information ample. They state, as mat
ter Oh positive certainty that negotiations for peace be-
tween the United States and Mexico are under advise
ment ana that the return of Santa Anna, who hour
ly expected would be the signal for the commencement
OF oyertures These advces similar those received
at the north, and 10 which several of the journals that
quarter have given publicity The outgivings of the
northern press on this subject WERE however little more
than conjecture Ouropnions based upon relia
BILE information
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LINES BEFORE VERA Cruz,

Morning OF March rs.
GENTLEMEN The articles of surrender signed, seal
ed, and delivered last night about IL O'Clock, and the town
OF Vera Cruz, the celebrated CASTLE and all their contents
given up Uncle Sam This is the 18th day since land
ed of which have been under their fire. Our
engineer officers have worked day and night and exposed
themselves earessy in and laying out the
works. Our officers and men have been troairds OF the
time, night and day awake, and either work in the
trenches guard, picket guard Every two three
days terrific nothe has sprung up, carrying away the
and half suocating the fellows already much
harassed am speaking now particularly of the first d-
vision, which constructed and manned the works, and
served the batteries that have taken the town. The other
two divisions have had very hard duties TO perform The
sailors have worked like good fellows and their battery has
done excellent service. The in ruins, and the
streets $50 the Mexican ofcers) strewed with the
dead Morales had determined to hold "as long
could be found the gunsas long stone
left upon another " but the army seeing the awful havoc
around them, got up Pronune,ameno deposed Morales,
see" said of their officers, the ghu destruction Of
dren, he would weep tears OF blood"
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correspondent of the New Orleans Delta furnishes
the following historical "reminiscences respecting this
fortress
In front of the city oVera Cruz, the distance of about
100 Castan varas extends coral reef which has grad
uay elevated itself above the level of the and which
visited by Don Juan de Gralalva early the year
1913, and called by him the island of Ulua On this island
Spanards afterwards erected expense Of 0o0
900 the famous castle of San Juan de Ulua, rampant
against foreign invasion well foreign curiosity This
celebrated fortress whose batteries held time III
guns, of various calibre has been captured for the
fourth time since its first construction was captured for
the first time by surprise the 18th September 1853 by
the pirate Juan Aqunas Ace, who was however, shortly
expelled by Don Francisco de Luian with the aid Of fleet
composed OF twenty three vessels. This happened when
Don Martin Henrques viceroy OF Mexico The second
capture also made by pirate named Loencillo, occurred
in the night between the l7 and 18th OF May 1893, and
far disastrous Its consequences. Lorencilo,
he had mastered the CITADEL sacked the city of Vera
Cruz, and after having remained in peaceful possession Of
both for the space OF nearly two weeks departed with his
plumber The third capture effected by Admiral Bodin,
and is too well known to require further mention"
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ARMY INTELLIGENCE.


La ratra (says the New Orleans Delta) has received
letter dated Iampco 9th March, ls47, from which we
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Correspondence Of the BALTIMORE Patriot.

NEW fOHh, Friday, L. M.
There has boon great deal OF inquiry for Cotton from
tho manufacturers to-day and 1000 bales have been so
prices full tc per ID lower since the arrival Of the steam
er Flour Is IN good demand but the sales principally
made In lots to arrive the opening of on and the
prices regulated by the time OF arrival
Common Southern Flour is in fair demand sc 971a
CTS; Western Canal S7a725. 27OO bbls Corn Meal Tor
immediate delivery sold S475 Large sales of Corn
have been made ut 93a95c. Rye Flour held at S475
Oats iia46e Provisions dull and prices of all descrip
tons have downward tendency except for Cheese and
Lard 10000 lbs Cheese in boxes cold at sc 400 kegs
Lard at lOs ilOsc Pork the sale mentioned yesterday
3Oo each, old prime and mess ut Sl2 and Sl4, prime
could be bought quite low to-day Sales lUUO boxes
brown and yellow Havana sugars &c. per h. mos
showing very firm market with n tendency to advance: n
cargo OF Cadenas, containing $50 hhds 35c in lots
Fteghs are lower ships have been engaged for Ly-
epool ut Is for four and 24a25d for grain in bulk TO
and market pod IN bulk The Tea sales to-day went OIL
we-and taking the quality prices were
well sustained.
The money market has been decidedly easier to-day
ndon lO4alO4t, Paris 5,I6ta5i71 Amsterdam ISL
Hsm1urgh 3isn3ii Bremen 774a771.
Sales at the Stock ESchango-sI500 Ohio 6's At 95a
Illinois 6's 80; $4,000 Reading Bonds at liz 1851
shares Farmers' Loan 2sia2Si 325 Norris Canal l6aI
200 Reading 59bi59t; $50 Harlem 45a4si; 800 Nor
wch Il Worcester at 49i; So Long Island X 24t; SO
Stonington X Al.
Second Bosrd-50 shares Morris Canal Mt l61 q do
Harlem X at ist; % Norwich and Worcester r. 49l; IO
Illinois Bank l6sl7. $1,000 u. S. Treasury Notes s
lOOs $1,000 Reading X. Bonds a..
Safer az Public Stock Exchanged 50 shares Harlem II
4s!; 80 Canton Co. 33i; $50 Norwich & Worcester r.
i9s; 80 Farmers Loan 2s4
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Correspondence Of the American.

PHILADELPHIA, March 26. p. NJ.
The weather has been stormy and unfavorsblc for
out OF door business operations Cotton firm with
sales o 200 bales New Orleans ut l3al3A cents Flour IL
without much enquiry; 1000 bbls sold at Sc stock quite
light. Corn Meal Ia held 81 SO with some enquiry for
export Wheat is held nj l30al3l cents, with sales of
white ut i35 cts Corn is IN good request aud prices
range from 30 to 80 cents. 1000 bushels Penn Ryesold
al 81 cts. Groceries steady.
Provisions-Mess Pork is held $40; 200 kegs Lard
sold at l0al0i time
Freight TO Liverpool IS Cd for Flour and 25d for Grain
But very little change in Stocks and but limited sales-
Morris Canal advanced SAB of per cent.
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STRATTON'S OFFICE,
NO. 5. SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET.
Let all the world say they can
For selling Prizes, STATIONS the man!

Fer F; al m: r ros. ,ay cap Sy n; T.
The Splendid Prize OF $4,000 at stratton,s !,
Drawn Nos Of New jersey, No. % March
% 3 Q 81 81 81 - IS 10 80
Ticket Nos 50 Co. the second capital Frz- Of $1,000 w..
returned by StraiioH
Dawn Mo-. OF Mononsala No H. March goth
~ 81 Go g. A 10 Ga as 81 ~ . 20 - So
Tickets Nos !? - 81 Two more sold ani paid by
Si5,OOO, $500.
Monday-Leesburs No 10 Capitals $4,000 $500 1900 400
qrs /.
Tueriay-New Jersey No IS Capitals s!35sg 5000 1000
22oc 1879, SO Of 1900 &C. rs Nos daNn Tekets 60
halves D. qr. SO.
Wsdnc,day.AleIandra, No 70 Capitals: 100000 5OOe
5000 llSo' 10 Of 500. ke &c Nos, ~ drawn Tickets s.
halves ESQ quarters i's 500 ooo 5o,o
Thusday-Ncw Jersey, No &c. Caps, $4,000 5000 $500
ios7 10 Of 1000 &C 10 Nos adrawz Teles as sye. So
$1,000, 1900
Friay-MonOnraia No -. Capitas. $1,000 1900, Iioo
1913. Of 400, &c. rs Nos, drawn. Tickets o! halves l.
quarters so.
ss'arday-so''er No 90 CaPtas $1,000 $500 1861. Of
62e.
$1,000. 1000.
Saturday Nrht-sus.er EE. No ~ Capitals $1,000 1000
900 500 900. &C GO Nss, 10 Ticket. $3.50 haves
IS, qrs 81.
schemes FOR April.
S36666
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY. GAS q. for 1870 b. dawn
GEsNr ScHrNE-l Of $40 C6f 333l, G66 ft5S n
1000 1900. 1850 1900 a. IT 500 SO goo $50 Sc
&c Tick SO halves quarters Cerfestrs Of
Of 20 Whole rcs't Sisoha'ycs and quauerS proportion
$4,000.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY. Class ?, for lst7-to be drawn
Apu. 1uh
IS No LorrERY-,s DRAWN BALLOTS
srttNrin rEtrs-l prize Of $4,000. 2oOoo 10000, 5000
1000 5i0n. 1000. 50 Cf 1000 500. 81 $50.
Ietcsslp hlvcs5 quarters $50 Cerheass ~ packages Of
p Whole T'ckctstl2o - halves 90, IS quarter. 40
W Buyers t,rrd tony ~ Pures which - Registered
at the Office, of what hiss every pu
ina continues 90 the number H and rad BY me-
Q udrfs fo package, csrfcse. uekcs in the above
Schemes. and sr Lotteries, viii BE- pory TO- and
dfi~ sfut when frq1sstct.
Fir1sc address orders y STR kTTON
NH Rthrnoud. Va
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by Dunlop, Moncure d Co.

BY Dunlop, Noncure Co.
GROCERIES, AT AUCTION
On IT. ESDAS the 10th O'Clock We will sell NJ our
store without regard weather general assortment OF C.rc.r-
ytZ-iO hhds prime aDi choice pas Sugar
50 bbls and tcrccs M0asscs
b ibis and boIes double refined Loaf sugar
les bags Lag lava ard Rio Coffee
40 boxes Sperm CaIdrs ludds and other brands
leo boxes soap Lamp oil
100 boxes Ba s.as
Champaign Win.
Port'r Cider Indigo Ginger
Brandy. Gin Whisky
GunPowder, Imperial and Povyehonr Teas &c Ee
TEEN~-Und'T 500, over siO0 month. rr,,t f m
proved negotiable PAPER ''' ~
mhs7 DUNLOP, MoNCURE co, Aget.
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IDR.LE ROYSI
vegetable Universal PILLS. are a
STRENGTHENING PHrgative and u
PURIFYING TONIC.

ENHE hopes of the American Agents are far
iioc than realized by tie Of Dr. LIZ Vcsc
nbe un'eral Pills on tbs sde OF The AuiH'ie Never did
dene spring such immediate popularity In e than three
month! eight thousand boxes spuS Of. ant esrtn
SIC OF cures Performed oy them received from
pe.soh nc cures entaesd graz numer OF diseases
hut 'hosc which pcdomnated Fever Cole Isha
Cosveness sen'ry Loss Of Appetite FaGicnee and
INhe OF SpS All persons who tasc them that they
are ar superior 10 other medicine they midnc.
'he ehr and the efficacy OF their Tor though they pro-
10e , Hs or nausea they act upon the socrvtcnt
great dreeness force rapy plgatvc leave n1ta
ing to be drei But their peculiar excellence ans that
oh u'lhstlses mem from all other purgauye
op,auon = followed ~ Their gnrIv purifying
and curative Porrerics which they TO the eans
OF SarslTa and other ingredients being control ed
w tonic virtues derived from the Cherry they do
not strain the digestive the mode 81 or
ton win other eaihares but on r contrary them mo
aeton Thus all otsr purgave medicines trndurc more or ~
subsequent eosVeness AID sugshaess gastric ue while
Dt lie Roys Fills Of the system fun Of NE
and activity, sEi the bowels oq-n natural Hence whites
Dr. 'hecsman they The only puga,ive which can
rceommeni confidence, AMI without alarm for ,bs ~
nothing but what removsieser rack nor saip
occasion det,suon-andra ve the bowels free op.
and vigorous But great rue Of Dr. lie Roys Pi yr
tue which has Pr,1 their fam" hemuphcfes with
rapi-iy almost IN their pur dcatn OF he i
Here ihey only altogether unveiled but an nm tn ~
sure oi cesfe They tac formation blood by
removing al which Tie blood IL form,
ed AMI moreover tstr 4 e.ap by tosr, a. : o IN
digestive organs be abe exclude matter Of an
inu'reiou nature ani then they partly already IN CIR
euhhon ana never cess operation uu, entirely free from
every and fol Of and ga- tt. Won
deriul 'ncs Of Dr. Lc Roy Pills pufer o he blood rend
e them IN test Of known remedies the ska In
ihe elect nay be anusgas persons taking
them give speedy evidence Of their ,eratons m IN re-
speet By the bughuess eve auI The earnr,. Of m
peton they also feel strong dow splits ean,e-
qneno" that only be the putc blood without b
tirs be neither hesh or c1uu IN the human sy.em M
American Agents would confidently add, Of single
box D. a that required 10 obtain from any person e aek
msnt tina; Dr. lie Roys Vegetable Uniyesa Pills arr NOT op ~
scNng % the cncolums which have bcrar and uaap
u0usy 'hwertd on them both sides The Atlantic that a.
vr,u's beyond pUse
fe - es per boa for sale Richmond. whoesas and rrt
by Messrs Iuya Purcell Gay Samuel T. Dove IN
farmvuc BY w. n thaPpsI, and y pfugsIiu generally
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Anftion GuIcs.
FUTURE DAYS.
B,y williams a rfas.I,

Hy Williams q IiasaII.
Valuable building Lot. at Auction.
I'm TUESDAY afternoon, 3Uth inst AT A o.
~ clock on the premises, shall Asean ihoat limit
or reserve ihe following highly eerab. buns
the sale with tn frs named =
Lot No $40 Ea.,st, in,..e,on NJ ,.t -, ga,
- Get floating no feet Clay Street and rnpnz tek I41 M
U The property lofn'fy The te-.nce
cd ~ Mann Valentine sl Il Will be eonvenen, bnia
ING is Immediately after this, shall IN Bullock
ana Harris addition mnst of them oul. Corpoaton Rn.
and all Of @m having fnnt Of fs feet bot II At the tim. Of
uonsh d'sabs they will be .oL smaller si1- viz
nos and IL fTont oE Broad : Iis deep
NO. ~ - . North side OF Marshall Of, feet deep
Nos %, "a 90 SoutE CI.ys
Nos. 10, a. II kouh 100
NoL ~ and ~ Z" South Catherine st. 100
TEkmS-One third cash and in three equal nav
mems at", and ~ months from secure which ne
ho Abd seeds OF uusion the property will be required.
by otdst Of the Propiis,or. WILLIAMS 4 H.I.tt
NH 20 Az.
GROCERIES, AT AUCTION
On WEDNESDAY MORNING NEXT the aIa instant at 10
o'eioei We shan sen in font Of Auction Store
Prime Porto REQ Sugars
do New Orleans DO
DO do do Moia-s-s n barre.
DO Western Bacon Sides
Do do do Shoulders
DO Roll Butter in barrel.
No ! prime Roe
Nc l Nova seoil DO IN dne Order
Prime Lazuyn coffee
Do Oh Java do
otard, Dupuy Il -. cognle Brandy
Imitation Brandy in half pipes
Do DO barrels
Oh Rye whssey d..
Extra hne GunpoScer TIA n half chest,
DO do Powehong do do
Very superior Indigo n hers
Msson's do Baesing
Maeeabau snun Jas
Tsss--Undr Soo siOO and over four MONTH. for nm
NH NJ n
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,aaI; ~
tttss.s..xS.-sa.S -
BY LAST EVENINGS MAIL.
From New Mcxica

EO"h NEW MCNtCO.
We are indebted to a special correspondent in Phadcl-
pha for tho following received by tho way OF Pburg for
the North American:
Inc Battle OF AL Passo"-Killcd and Wound.
ed-Gen. Ponce MORALLY Misunderstanding
and Wealth of Santa Fe.
- PrrTSBuRo, March &c.
The ST. Louis Republican, received in advance of the
mall by steamboat, gives some additional particulars Of
the battle near I'll Passo
appears that the Mexicans lost about forty killed. and
greater number wounded; how many Is not definitely
stated Their commander, Gen. Ponce, was MORALLY
wounded.
Letters nom santa Pc speak Of the county
tile the
new gold mine In. been discovered y santa Pc
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by Davenport, Alien AZ Go.

DRY GOODS AT AUCTION
On THURSDAY, the sh April oeek 4 " we shall sell
at our Dry Goods Room. deb. assortment Of
fresh staple and Ley Dry Goods season Particulars
hereafter.
IEhMs-undef slOO cash; 500 and upwards
for approved paper DAVENPORT, ALLEN Il co,
Amen.
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A CROSTIC.-

A CROSTfC.-
- Q ALIENS Ahlnhra ifh street
J. 90 'hlfp-ior w. hard N beat
am anf Ergs Beef steats. Oy.irrs "A pa
"a ofheF rossi hings that n We - "a
~ b. ioond ih-fe. and sfveI 10 IN $50.
einr he Vrty piace uhsfe 10. y - ~ 49, age
cu-nz btH Iuispsaad aa- Lsn-asats
~ panty ~ Zee sesn.t ~ '0g ~ d. shsk
IL WtHSffk CnuWDrR' ffeesrrS sf.fs u,e .,.stasf
r'eH served ~ ~ oeocs sysf az a.. ssss asgs
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HARDWARE.

HARDWARE.
IL ANlNG received my Spring Supply Of En-.
g'h end Amcrclu Uttisare I am now ps,.,r.l \, a.
of soois Of every saf,y ny line 90 The s-t &c.
Csfeni'r ~ fcol' q an knis such A. Psns. E,s T ,b
ets Hammers saws. Fis- "
'aa'aet Cupboard "a. Truns Ksob Rim ami Pat. Loci.
Also
Ae' Sta's AMI Shoyes Bhe,smrh's Tcols Anvit. wees
N"usc k,vpifF Auiclea
tbraP Lopkiug Ghsss. ke
te-'~cs every oiuci auee usually s,Hd rof n the tns
lOHN n VAN LEW
No 10 M1u Sweet.
mh 2t-7m s,,,. s,.t,.
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NEW GOODS.
d FRY M tf.6 EooIe :

MODERN CIEIyALHY.
M ODERN Chivalry, or the Adventures of
l'k Captain Fauaso atd Ttagle oReean by II BacEcn-
ridge second edition the death Biographical
notice critical disquon the wok, and explanatory
with ten Illustrations from designs by DALEY; vols
The former editions this celebrated entirely
exhausted tie Fusher have issued edition. containing
appropriate Illustrations IN Darry's beet style
Lately published
Sol Smiths theatrical Apprenticeship
Pekings from the PoH Polo Of the Reporter Pieay
unc
Ny Shooting For, by Flank Forester
Aunt Patys scrap Bag
O1atter Race IN Kennedy and other Sketches
Big Bear Of Arkansas new ed.ticn
Major Jones Courtship, do, etc
For sale by DRINREg 4 NORRIS
NH 2S % Main s,,,,,
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mo- Country nerehnnl,-,,ooi,. shne.. nn,.-

TO Country Mcrchants-Boots, shoes, Hats,
Caps. Trunks, &c.
FVE Subscriber tcEs cave 20 eau The attention NJ Country
u si,tehaus hs SPRING GOODS isrgc par, Of
which has teen received The at tN weeks and
hrauif assortment Of Roots Shoes Csps Tnuk. a.
au'nss which viii be found many haatsrmc ,lss an
81 which wu be SOLD owr,t ssst NJ &C.. t c, or on
Tie usual time 10 punctual Gust, mrs. JUDAH MYERS
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eight years ago
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