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BALTIMORE MARKET, August u.

The -four market is dull. and transactions
limited. Small sales new Howard street at 81
and fresh ground from old wheat at $562a$5.-
IS. Limited sales of City Mills at Sc, and Of
Susluehana at $562i. Receipts very light
But little grain arriving, sales of Nd. good Il
prime red atI 5al25 cents, with a fair demand
Corn is dull, and may be quoted at 6Sa70 cts.
for white and yellow, aud but little arriving
Sales Of oats at 37a40 cents. Whiskey is dull
at 2ja26 cents in hogsheads and barrels.
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We are indebted TO Mr. Holder, says the
St. Louis Reycille, Of the same date, for full
file Of The Oregon Spectator, now under charge
Of Mr.. Curry.
From The Spectator of April 18th, we exs
tract the following: -.. ~,
Oregon Treaty.-By the arrival of the Hud-
son Bay Company's bark Cowlilz, from Eng
land, we have received a copy Of the Oregon
Treaty, the Publications OF which were ex.
changed at London on~he 9TH of last July.
Well, we are relieved OF suspense, and the
long agony is over What we published in
our last as purporling 10 be the Treaty, proves
TO be such, although we doubted it a, the time
We can say nothing Tor the document, but
much against it. II certainly in our eslima
ton, can never be popular with the great body
Of the Americans in Oregon. We shall wait
anxiously 10 see how this singular circumstance
can be accounted for at home and how this
surprising and unconditional surrender OF right
will be JUSTIFIED. -.
In one of his editorials, Mr.. Curry remarks Z:
:" The Sct that four vessels have entered our
river nearly together, have received their car
goes and are off again within a month, argues
well for our commerce, and gives promise
of what Oregon may yet do. In the autumn,
when our graDaries are crammed with wheat,
and our storehouses full Of Sour, we hope to
chronicle still greater enlargement OF com.
mercial operation"
We give the port list from the California
Star, April Gath: .,
PORT OF SAN FRANCISCO, ApRrL 9th.
ARRIVED. .". .'
.Apra leM-U S. Transport ship Bru,us,
Adams. l56 days from New York, with
troops. t.4. f,....'.. .,., -. @'
April loh--U. S. sloop Of war Preble.
Shields, from United States, ria Rio, Valpa-
raiso, and California. Passengers, Major
Rich, U. S. Quartermastcr, Mr.. J. Parker Nor
ris, bearer Of dispatches .e
.9pW 20M-The bark Touon, Crosby. from
Columbia river, with lumber aud -four. w..
| .... SAILED. ,. ..
aprii l7h.-The Eng. bark Columbia, Dun
can for S. Islands.
.april22d-The Sloopo war Preble, Shields,
for Montery
.qpril 23d bark Toulon, Crosby, for
S. Islands, with flour and lumber
.aprH 24h.-The schooner Com. Shubrick,
PfsIcr, for Monterey. D..
Transport ship Susan Drew, Putnam; Tran
spor, ship Loo Choo, Hatch; Transport ship
Thomas II. Perkins, Arthur; bark Tasso,
Libby; Fr brig Currency Lass, McLean
Transport ship Bru,us, Adams.
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Doors on. Not long since, raw lIosier can.
aboard steamboat above ST. Louis, At night the
Hoosier turned into his berth with his boots on. The
Stewart, seeing This, said:
'sir, you have lain down in your boots.
The raw ono raised his head, and looking down
at tho boots, innocenty replied, We'll, it wont hur
Gun; lhoy amt the best I've got
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A S1UMPER.-The following touch of tn,
sublime was spouted forth by a western orator
recently, at war meeting:
"Men of blood! friends of Washington! tina
old boss, General Jackson want your atten
ton, for lightning has burst upon US, and Ju
piler has poured the lie of his rath down the
greasy shanks Of the Mexicans. Thunder has
broke loose. and slipped its cable, and the
mighty valley of the Mississippi reverberates
with The acknowledgement Kisses Of Santa
Anna and his smaller gna iatua that revolye
around the benighled and wooden.leg popgun
Of Monezuma. Citizens and srcs Of the
bloody grounds upon which our fathers cata-
wampously fought, and bled, and poured out
their claret free as lie, to enrich the soil over
which we now hover and watch with hyena
eycs-let the catamount II the inner varmint
loose and prepare the. chcssy cat Of vengeance,
Tor tie long looked for day has arrived the
sun that Iii King David and his host across the
Atlantic looks down upon The scene and drops
lear TO lis memory.
=" But bosses, am with you as long as the
stars Of Uncle Sam and the stripes of his coun-
try triumplranly wave in the breeze. Whar, !
say, whar is the lowliyed, chickenbrcd, toad
hoppin'. rcd moulhed mothers son of you who
will not raise the beacon light of liumph
smouse the citadel of the aggressor, and press
onward 10 liberty and glory ?"t
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WAVERLY HOUSE.

TIME Subscriber would inform his friends and
Il the public generally that he has opened a
REST,A IRA Mt and HOTEL, of the above name
IN Sixth street, few doors south of Penn. Avenue
where he will be happy TO entertain THIN in man
Der that he hopes will be satisfactory. His BAR
will be furnished with liquors Of the best ana mos,
approved brands, and the Eating Department will
always contain every delicacy in season. He hopes
TO receve portion of the patronage Of his friends
while he cnjeayors to cater for tho public taste.
suo 1--tf L. III BEVAN.
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A Good Sign-A magistrate in Rochester
was called upon 10 swear in number of re.
cruiis for the army. He discovered that he
had left his bible at home, and on turning 10
go for il, several voices said" have one,
squire" II was found that almost every re.
cruit present had one. . t.'
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PHILADELPHIA, August IL, p. m

Flour continues dull at last prices. Cotton
firm without change. Breadsluffs generally
dull without sales. 1000 bushels red wheat
sold at 1875 cents. i've. ..t. . ,r.
Provisions stationary. Whiskey, small sales
at % cents.
Stocks freely at last quotations. Girard l34
Ncshanic Copper a +; Pennsylvania SIS 793
Susquehanna Canal Bonds Is; Reading Raj
road 9SS Exchange Bank of Pittsburgh as
Government 6's 1861
Weather exceedingly hot and oppressive.
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TO HOUSE BUILDERS AND
CARPENTERS.

II AM now aud shall at all times be prepared to
u cover Roofs of Houses at reduced prices, with
Loaded Tin, French Zinc, or Galvanized Iron.
Samples Of which may BIO seen at my store.
have also, constantly on hand good assert.
mrnl Of building materials, cheap for cash.
&c. WOODWARD,
Penn. Avenue, between 10Th and lth streets.
aug ll-3t
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Pudding hon.-Some of our readers may
not know what IS 10 be understood by the term
pudding IRON" 1t is simply putting pigs or
scraps of iron into heated furnace, where it
mets and boils, being constantly stirred until
it becomes dry or hard enough 10 form ball.
1t is then taken from the furnace, put under a
heavy hammer, and made into blooms which
are drawn between heavy rollers into rods or
bars TO suit customers.
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TIME WASHINGTON CITY CIRCUL At.
niIrs.IL.A LID QN

TINE WASHINGTON CITY CIRCULAT.
| ING MUSICAL LIBRARY-Mns. Gan.
RET ANDERSON intends opening the above named
Musical Library as soon sufficient number Of
subscribers shall have been obtained to justify the
carrying the same into effect. 1t has been approved
by many, as it will afford an opportunity to the To-
vers of music of availing themselves Of what music
they may want, for its use only, at small expense.
The Library will be furnished with the standard and
new music, comprising opera music songs, ducts,
values, &c.
For terms, apply at my Music and Stationery
Siore where the Library will be established.
Penn. avenue between ! lth and l2lh SITS.
august 5--oaw4w
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The capture Of the ely of Mexico, which has
doubtless been taken before this time, leaves no en-
terprise on an extensive scale to be accsmpishedby
our armies. N. Y. Evening Post. ~
Just as we have predicted. The conquest of Mex
leo, and not the conquest Of peace has been the
real object Of Mr.. Polk.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-08-13

Freak of Lightning During the thunder gus.
last week, says the Cecil Wing, the lightning cut
some strange antics at the railroad depot at that
place. 1t split tho pump stalk in the watering house
ran along the telegraph wire and down several Of
the poles tearing them as it WENT and going into
the ten pin alley, made twelve.s.rike with ono roll
knocking down all the pins and two Of the players.
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INFANT nr.-Wc met, yesterday, bachelor friend
just returned from one Of the neghboring watering
places, who said he found every thing very pleasant
and agreeable ex cpt that there were seventy three
babies in the house hc Put up at and not being a
military man, he said he found il impossible 10 with
stand such holy Of intant.ry. We, ourselves
thought be was justified in retreaiing, under the
case.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-08-13

DREADFUL. On the 4h insantat N. Orleans
DR.. Daret was called to see Mrs. Adnet, and in
prescribing IL grains Of Quinine for her, he
wrote morphine. She tookit and in two hours
was dead woman Who can estimate DIR.
Daret's feelings or comfort the husbands dread
full loss2 ~
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DISPATCH No. 8.

RICHMOND, Aug. Is, . !,
40 m. past | a. M.
We have cheering news for the Wings
They have gained three m North Carolina
In Alabama prospects Of Mich. Davis election
and of another member Of Congress The
Wings have also swept East Tennessee. In
Knoxville they carried every thing before
them. 81. u'.. s'E .
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ON SALE Al TIE w NNEHVCSES Of RRfH
PEKIN
TIE A COMPANY

rs s. II Fuhon Street, .NeU York.
The Tea mentioned in this Catalogue, are
done up in quarter pound, half pound and one pound
packages-the first or Inside wrapper is lead, the
second wrapper is water proof paper, and the third
or outside wrapper is Of Chinese rice paper. The
Company sell none but good teas done up in this
superior manner all of them grown in the most lux
urious districts in China. County dealers may
select as small quantity Of each kind they like,
andbaye them packed in one chest. The teas also
come in five pound Chinese packages, called qua;-
looms, very convenient fanclful and portable
shape. 49,. III,
Persons in any part of the United States OF
Canada, eau order any Of the teas in this Catalogue
by letter, in quantities to suit their wishes. We
pack them in Chinese boxes aud deliver them tc
the Forwarding Merchant Tree from change for pack
ing in carriage. The money should always accom-
pany the order.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-08-13

If the Government engage the country in an un-
necessary or unjust war; every good man is bound
t'wash his hands Of the evil, and refuse all partic
patton in it, in any way, and to exert all his pfu-
enee and use all the in his power against it.
ID. Waylands Recent Sermon at Saratoga.
Which is as much as to say, that every good
man is at liberty to obey the laws of his country
or not Oh, DR.. Wayland, Dr.. Wayland, oh
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II is stated in the Springfield Journal of the
Sd inst that the government, has called for ano
Their regiment of volunteers from Iinois-to
superin,end affairs on the Indian trail.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-08-13

To "a Ctisen."-We have the pleasure to
inform our correspondent "a Citizen" that
Col. Sea,cn has assured us, he will at once
take measures 10 have the nuisance of the
Hackmen in front of our Hotels abated.
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The Greenville, S. c. Railroad may consid-
er itself built says the Monnlaineer, paper
printed in that town. All the money needlul
10 build il has been raised.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-08-13

Thousand Eyed .l,.inal-W What would be
thought of a quadruped whose head, with the
exception Of the mouth and place Of juncture
with the neck, was covered by two enormous
masses of eyes, numbering upwards OF $4,000
in each mass. Yet such is the condition Of
the organs of vision in The dragon fly. In the
common bee the same structure is not less ap,
parent. The fiery eyes Of many Cad flies CTa
banD which present, vivid bands Of purple and
green, are composed of green lenses, and each
contains nearly seven thousand. The ant has
fifty lenses the house Fly four thousand ;
while about seven thousand have been count,
ed in the eye Of a butterfly, and more than
twenty FIVE thousand in that Of a species Of
beetle. DE-.
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The same eternal roar, that shouted back 10 hea.
the song ofthe stars they broke forth ubilant
at creations birth, sings in our ears here to day.
IN. Y. Tribune Niagara Correspondent.
The assumption that the Falls of Niagara are as
old as the creation is a poetical fancy which the
stubborn and every day truth Of gcolsgy utterly de-
Stroys .r. ~ .."- r. ~ '"H
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The Artesian Well al Sumpter, S. c., was
273 feet deep on the 9Th instant From the LIST
to the 9TH The augur passed through bed Of
hard marl
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No rne who is in favor Of party convention is
in favor Of General Taylor candidate Wash.
Cor. N. Y Journal Of Commerce.
1t is utterly inexpicatle that the Journal OF Com
merce should admit into its columns such state
ment in the face Of tho fact that over one hundred
Wbig Journals, pledged 10 abide the decision of
Wing National Convention, are openly advocating,
at this moment the nomination of General Taylor
as candidate by such a convention!
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GRAND CONCERT
.... OF THE
NIGHTINGALE ETHI0PlANS,
FRIDAY & SATURDAY EVENINGS.
...F ... At THE

AT THE
ODD-FELLOWS SALOON,
SEVENTH STREET. ...
A FTER highly successful performances at Xii
n misle's Nlblo Gardens in Baltimore for thr' c
, successive weeks, before delighted audiences the
NIGHTINGALE ErHIorIANs
respectfully inform the public Of Washington that
they will give two Concerts as above on tho l3tl
and l4th instant.
IFFor particulars sec small bills.
august l2--3.'
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Coarse and ungentemanly language we
can despise.- Washington Union.
We are astonished lhensa, your profuse USE
OF il in the columns OF the Union
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The Indian Blackskin who applied the first
torch TO Buffaloin 1912, recently died in Mich
igan, aged 100 years.
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A. M. H o IF AR,
SURGEON DENTIST,

UNDERSTANDABLE stree, five doors above
Il Penn Avenue, east side. a. NJ. II. performs
all operations in the line Of his Profe sion, such as
plugging. cleaning aud inserting artificial teeth, from
one to a full sct--also full sets made with artificial
gums. Having had great experience in his line Of
business for many yeas in the city of Philadelphia,
lie pledges himself that he shall not be surpassed for
beauty OF durability and having very great facilities
for such work, it will be done much lower than ever
done in this city.
From four to five o'clock each day devoted 10 the
attention Of chdren's teeth; TO regulate their proper
positions, for which there will be charge for ad-
vice, but only for actual operation
aug Eff ~. .".' ..,... -.
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DIED,

DIED, '".
On the | lih ms ant. at the United States Hotel,
New York. WILLIAM p, only child of Parker P.
and Mary E. CLARK, aged 10 months and IL days,
grandson of VIM D. Acken, OF this city.
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.eE- The New York Tribune says that the
rumored arrangement with the Ro,hschllds
has been consummated, and that house has
agreed TO place certain amount OF specie in
Mexico, for the use Of the army, TO be rein.
bursed in New York. The amount can be in
creased, if necessary. This is a very favorable
arrangement for both parties, and will obviale
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-08-13

Captain Pike and 1t. Roane, Of the Arkan-
fight duel about something that Roane said
OF the Arkansas troops in the Battle of Buena
Vista. What folly!
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-08-13

Governor Brown is the Democratic candi-
date for Congress in the 4th Mississippi Dis
tr:ct .I., ~.
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Several English newspapers puzzled their
readers recently with paragraph headed Sc
rious accideu, to Her Majesly's Sirty Second
Foofp FISH
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Docs General Taylor fatter himself with the no
ton, that the Democracy of this country will elevate
to the Presidency man who processes an identity
with modern Whiggery!
Jefferson City, Mo. Metropolitan.
He does not. He does not fater himself with
any notion what yer Of the Presidency. But the
Wings fattcr themselves that they can and will elect
him to the Presidency without the assistance Of the
Democracy of which the Metropolitan speaks.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-08-13

CEN HOPPLN'S GILL FOR REINFORCE.
.ME.N'1'S.
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Departure Of the Steamship Galveston. The
steamship Galveston, captain Haviland, says
the New Orleans Delta of the 5lh instant, left
yesterday for TaInpico aud Vera Cruz, having
on board $500, 900 in specie for the Quarter
masters and Subsistence Departments. She
took down as passengers. Brev Col. Miles. u.
s. Infantry, Capt J M Wells and Lieut. y D
Wyche, with IS men of the 18th Regiment U
S Infantry; Surgeon Finley and ASST Surgeon
Halstead; captain Jourdon. U s Quarermas-
ter's Department; Drs. Summers, Halsey, and
McGinnis, destined for hospital service at Vera
Cruz. The Galveston also took down SO horses
and 70 teamscrs. 49,
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Twenty inches Of lain fell in Savannah our,
ing the month of July.
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.a'n'y .a'Tirals. Brig Gen Thomas Marshall
and Major f. A. Churchill, Of tho U. s. Ar
my, arrived in town yesterday from Kentucky,
says the New Orleans Pi"ayune of the 9Th in
slant The steamboat Pontiac, which arrived
yesterday from Cincinnati, brought down from
Newpor, Barracks Captain E. w. McComas,
Lieut.. Joseph samuels and seventy-sx privates
Of company c, 18th Infantry. ..r
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TEL { G R AP H | G.,
IMPORTANT
F R @ M M b x leo.
GENERAL SCOTT NOT IN MEXICO
JULY 90. .
OFFERS OF PEACE.
Leaders urge rejection Of oysrtures.

UREA EAST OF SIERRA WITH FOUR
THOUSAND MEN.
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Siirer Leat.--Seldom sold even by large dealers,
because of the very small profits made on its
salc.-This is very superior Tea.
do do golden chop, plantation
or garden growth l so
Golden Chop.-This is the finest Green Tea cuti-
waited in China. 1t is of the first pickings and
cxcels all other Green Teas for its delicacy Of
flavor, strength and aroma. Heretofore, this
Tea has never reached this country except in
small lots, as presents TO Importers.
HYSON, very fine rs
do plantation growth saE l 90
GUNPOWDER, good IS
do superior . w
do small leaf, plantation growth l %
IMPERl Al, good rs
do brisk and fragrant ] 90
do curious leaf very superior / 25
| HYSON SKIN, good, fine flavor 80
| do do extra fine 62
i BLACK TEAS. ....
POUCHoNG, good, full flavor 80
do fine 81
do very superior a.a. u
SoUCHONG, good ,... .... ... 3s
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FORMER NEWS ALL KNOCKED IN THE
HEAD.
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For President,
ZACHARY Ia YLOR
Agency for The National Wing. in Gcorgeto,cn,
The citizens Of Georgetown are respectfully
informed that ~. -
OF LOUISIANA, '
Subject to the decision Of the Wing National
Convention. IT,.

JonN w. BRoNAuGH, Esq, Broker, &c.,
on Bridge street, few doors west of the Union
tavern, is agent for the National Wing. Per-
sons DESTROYS Of being served with the National
Wing, in Georgetown, will please leave their
names and residences with Mr.. Bronaugh.
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o. The following is an excellent punning
toast:
Our Counuywomen- May their breas,
works ever afford shelter 10 the American
infantry. ..ss,
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n. McCUBBIN, Barber, Temple of Fashion, No
IL. /, aided by that superior workman, Fell,
Dean, s,h ST., between Pennsylvania avenue and L
stfcct - - ----- - nnc rs
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DESPATCH No. 9.

: DESPATCH No. 2: -.
GENERAL SCOTT IN .hEXICO.
RICHMOND, Aug. 10,
ADMIN, past IL A, M.
The Ma,amoras Flag asserts positively that
Gen. Scott was in Mexico on the 18th Of July
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The finest specimens Of green and black teas ever
sold in this country are imported by the Pekin Tea
Company. rs and n Fulton st. Those who want
good teos at reasonable prices can always get them
there.-Tribunc.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-08-13

Heretofore it has been very difficult, indeed i'm
possible, to always obtain good green and black teas.
But now you have only to visit the warerooms Of
the Pekin Tea Company, rs and n Fulton street.
to obtain delicious and fragrant teas as you could
wish for.-Day Sun.
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We have tried the teas imported by the Pekin
Tea Company, rs and II Fulton street, New York,
and If we live will try them often. They are selling
them at wholesale prices.-Evening Post.
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SCHooL BOOKS, in srca, variety, for sale by
~ ROBERT FARNHAM.
Y Stu Corner Of 18th ct. aud Penn. nv.
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A Word 10 Tea Drinkers.-The Pekin Tea
Company, rs and N Fulton street, have imported
into this market five hundred thousand dollars
worth ofthe finest grades Of green and black teas,
grown in the Celestial Empire done up in all the
various fancy packages, that Chinese ingenuity can
invent il is privilege TO buy teas at this great es-
Enlistment and luxury and comfort to drink
them. They sell good teas only, and retail them at
wholesale prices. Country merchants who wish TO
always sell good teas always obtain them at this
place on reasonable terms.
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Transpor, ship Susan Drew, Putnam; Tran
spor, ship Loo Choo, Hatch; Transport ship
Thomas II. Perkins. Arthur; bark Tasso,
Libby; FIR. brig Currency Lass, Mclean;
Tmnspor, ship Brutus, Adams.
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If any Of our readers desire to have good tea. they
can obtain it Of the Pekin Tea Company, rs and
and N Fulton street.--Mercury.