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FLORENCE's NEW HOTEL,
No 400 Broadtcoy corner of Walker street, Ncw York


THIS elegant Hotel is open for tho reception Of
travellers. The proprietor socits visit from those
whose business pleasure call them the city OF
New York The Hotel is designed be conducted upon
the European SYSTEM and with the adoption of all modern
improvements.
Visi,ers all times procure apartments with with
board. Those who may wish TO take their meals in
the Hotel do in private apartments of great beauty
or in public Restaurant saloon of elaborate and costly
magncence, probably without equal OH the continents
of America) and upon economical terms.
The proprietor atters himself that his house viii be
found upon trial least equal any known establishment
in point of elegance, economy, and desirablity.
The kitchen under the direction of American, French
and Italian cooks. JOHN FLORENCE, Jr.,
April 3O--d3m Proprietor.
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HOLIDAY STREET. THEATRE.

HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE.
LESSEE Mr.. L. A. MARSHALL,
MANAGER Mr.. w. h. BLAKE.
The sale of places by has been dis
by application at the box office from 10 until o'clock
LES DANsEUsEs vIENNoIsEs. 4s IN NUMBER,
Under the direction of
MADAM JOSEPHINE WEISS,
(Maitresse de Ballet DIES Theatre de Venpa.)
Whose performances throughout Europe, and recently
New York, Boston, and Philadelphia have been
pronounced the
Nopelfy and tconder of the age,
VIII appear every evening this week
PRICES or ADMISSION.
First and second circles me dollar
Third circle 80 cents
Orchestra box seats One dollar.
To the gallery for coored persons DO cents
The programme interpreted with favore pieces by
THE DRAMATIC COMPANY.
NorrcE.-The performances OF the evening will begin
with -
LES DANSEUSES VIENNoISES.
The curtain will rise ut O'Clock precisely.
April 2S--dlw
TONH H. BUTHMANN Pennsy Viva MIA avenue, south side,
u Al and 9th streets, has received selection OF
peror Rhine, Mosele, and French Wines III boxes, con-
sstng Of
Leibfraumilch, Hockheimer
Marcobrunuer, Nersteincr
Sparkling Mosele, Mosele Muscate
Chateau Latour, Chateau Margaux
Branne Mouton, St. Julien, Haul Sauternc.
Also received London Brown Stout and small lot oil
In store an assortment OF wines and liquors. usually
kept and expect daily receive supply of Caret and
White Wine, in hogsheads, from Bordeaux
On hand, some fine Port wine, and supply oil my supe
ror Stomach Btters.
April 25-3tif
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We indebted TO Mr. Il. Greenhow, whose work on
Oregon and California is so well known in Europe as
well in America, for the following sketches of Vera
Cruz and OF the route to the capital which he visited in
1887 as an agent of the government OF the United States:
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M'Comas, wing, 543.
For House Of Delegates.-A. Parks, whig. 400; p G.
Hansford whig, 1856.
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To The Editor Of the Union.
DEAR SIR; Agreeably to the desire expires sed by you
Yesterday send you some sheets containing descrp-
ton OF the lower portion OF the road from Vera Cruz to
Mexico, which our army under General Scott was
moving by the latest accounts. Ii is made from nv
notes and recolectons OF my trip Mexico ten years
ago, and WILL hope, be of some use in rendering more
easily Ineligible the which may be daily expected
from that quarter. Should you consider it worth while
will send you similar sketch of the remainder of the
road TO Mexico
Washington telegraph., 1847-05-12
New Store al Fulton.

FlLOCK, BROTHER & co. have just re-
ID criyed snl are now opening a large and
splendid assortment Of goods, consisting IN part OF
the following
French. Elr'sh and American Prints; d, ~
ST. Brown and Bleachcd Sh.Hugs and Sheetngs,
81, ~ Va oslahergs, 7-s, A Lowell do,
b,raeaed and brown du'lings, checked twesds,
peuiculilry stripes, padding, Scotch Pals, green
barlze, French bonhalurs, alpaca lustrcs, black
and iwgd alpaca, red, white, green and yellow
1annels, sltIntl, ksaiuoky aud gold mixed jeans,
81 table dumltk, black and While bobinei, bishops
lawn, book aud Swiss musllus, striped cnmbricks
and jiekoncts, Marlborough stripes, blue denms,
back ami co1rel ctmbickl, Irish linen, printed
cotton drills aud coltonadrs, apron aud furniture
checks, bae, tlbhy velvet printed hanngl is, blue
drills and lIaseys, Georgia strips, linen a d cotton
tapes. silk cotton and mldIIss handkcfcliles,
ffnrel sIuwls, tailor. canvass, kussia shcctings,
diaper. brown holland, cotton iriuge, MlHri.lrs
ani grass skHs lgrHtiuh cotton aud worsied
binding, srlcii black and coorgd cotton cord,
Grape d'au.s, j,Ie, red aud while blankets, tick.
ing, quito netting, Georgia jeans, and King
slun plains, SC, &c
Washington telegraph., 1847-05-12
ARRIVAL OF THE CAMBRIA.

FOURTEEN DAYS LArER FROM EUROPE.
adranee in Ampiom Coitoa-GreR DE-.
eiiae IN the Pace Of Corn-Deelae in
Flour, and Prospect IF ddiiather Df
pfesstoa-Pfospeet Of u fae Harpea IN
England.
PHLApgLPuIA, April 20
The Cambria was elegrRphed at twenty
minutes past four this afternoon.
| haslen le forward YOU the lirsl adsiees
received in this city, ani which may be
relied upnn rs strictly correct.
The commercial nowsls ol great impor
lanee.
The Cambria brings fourteen days later
nrws.
The corn market is rccrding In every
direction, aud in some description, Indian
enfn laf instance, the fall has brcn aslounl.
ing. The ptiee Of this latter article has Re.
eeded 81.
Thepfeyious rapid risc in Ills species af
laad surprised many persons, aud even IN
the judgement of the uuIu.laledi exceeded
TUT HetHHaAllea ~ lht tAsfs
-Four IN. alsp suffered considerable de.
clinei and the existing impression ON the
public mini can scarcely tail To be strength.
ened by the prospects ola plentiful harvest,
ailanlrd by lbe line spring weather We afe
nnw ehlaling.
LIVERPOOL GoRN MAuRrr, ArmL 4
There have been several ehangrs Ia our
corn market since the sailing Of thu III.
brrnia.
The large imports Of all descriptions ol
hfeai slaii- To avery part ul the United
Kingdom. have had tho effect OF putting
da"n the prices ofalI kinds OF gram anl
iluuf.
There have been heavy transactions ia
d1ur At n Ia 3si per Nil. Tor Western
Canal. lat Philadelphia aud Baltimore 3D.
In :i6s o., New Or.ran. 80 600 30 saIIIInas.
Ihssa ifan.aclinn, vrrc made oa las
sRnl WI IIfe uHii. a a.ipWantes
Aran hp if4i, a.las is a2au
iHuer.
ffr6a afs Hurt.of hearn ia pa.ees.
Il -afRn lbr tmnolnrp
luI.laHuIH q, Iu t,q4rg al %, pee isl
/. nj l. N=ahsm ,r,nw.
CO mraI is ,r,iag - pHr hh',
An#fiHan Cotton uia.i d.,edpiian. la
nlYanrrd ii anl the gIral bulk of the pf.
uinaft hind l..
Washington telegraph., 1847-05-12
lnrAprnL CoMrL,alNrro GrN. TAY.

lNrAgrlAL CuMrLiaENrro GrN. IAY.
LuM-Ihr dr.pu',he,, character anl con
duet ul q u. 'Iay lor, are thus spoken ui by
the CJmrier de-, Eh's Uuis:
"lhe drsprchr, ot Gen. Taylor bear
the same impress OF mudrsll aud simplicity
which heretofore hav' mtikrd all the acts
aud words Of this General. Ihe answer
made bl him tu santa inni's summons iu
surrender, Is worthy ol a pace m the mil.
lap anna, ul al people, as model "i
-nulrr aul roItr,l. rhc,r three lines
- simple, polite, should sIlllcc. 10 rcn.
der illu,ruus thr whole liln Of him whn
Wroir them. This Sublime humility is
much liucr, much sranlrr Than parody ol a
saying. "lhe GuaoI dies, and d1rs not sur.
rcnirr' us was the report Of the lrsi State
meuls atrr the battle.
Arrr repeating the anecdotes ol Gen.
Gaylor's personal behavior, his careless
set eIirSpusrrc daring the light, the interest
with which hc watched aui iiml., chcrrrI
The success OF The krnmr,y regiment, his
humanity IN seeking lo spare the drlach.
mentol Mexican, separated iIum The main
bo ". and finally hI, tendiug back the two
foreign descncrs from our armies, instead
Of hanging them up as by The law, ol waI
he might have done, r,-reculng especially
! To this last incident ,hc C0mfiCr cSchim-
"Magnidcenl contempt magnificent elem
cacN These iials aud thousand ohrr,
throw such a charm, aud 50 mgrh Of poetry
over u character where goodness is allied
TO heroic hmness, aud whore the warrior
Is cut oul orthc granite Of The man Of worth,
that The popularity OF lb victor Of Bpeaa
| Visa ha, become 50 immense, thai be- viii
be elected President by ucchmaliun, il NJ
uniowarl accident shuI' bniall Ia change
the current Of universal sympathy no"
flowing On all silrs towards hn'
Washington telegraph., 1847-05-12

Tug ORDSANcE DerAururSr.-FhIs is a very
quiet uuobrlsiyc department Of our governments
Of which The people know bat ltJlri but il results
are likely to make considerable noise aud do great
damage to the enemies Of our country During
the last year the Department had On hand Iji,6GU
lbs. Of Sulphur and 3;3G5,Gsl lbs Of Salt PeIre
This amount, with Charcoal, would turn out
5,OO00UO lbs Of gun powder At llurper's Ferry
and Springfield there were 2G56s percussion mus
kcts manufactured, and So g2J appcndage pieces.
be army of the Rio Grando has hadin loi6, so
sea osast and garrison cannon, % q poundersi 2s
field and seige cannon; 10 seige moriar' complete
1875 ten and eight inch shells; 1000 rounds Of
ammunition for garrison guns; dl72O for field and
siege guns; l2,l2@ muskets; 3,i2l rilesi 5i4O car
bines and pistols 3,2l5 mbres and swords 2lIUb
sets of accoutnments; 3,77s,275 cartridges for
small arms, and GOO barrels Of powder. There has
been Sl6,00O000 invested in the Ordnance De.
partment and it is n very practicnl nud useful
d-p,r,nsnt-AitdayJ Jourroi
Washington telegraph., 1847-05-12

The iu.aeus rtagnph., relative TO
our prospect. in hat qlarlcE are taken
fpm the "Calilurnian. published at Mon
iercy, Upper California, uni"r the editorial
supervision Of Walter Cotton Aca'l" OF
Monterey and Chaplain Of The u. $. irisnle
Congress:
TnE PRnsrrcr.-Wc do not apprrhcnd
another outbreak in California. The last
is lesson that will npl hc snon i1rgui'un
Il was started b, lew restless spirits, aud
through aiypnufcrs rallied Itself up into
quite formidable mass Bot Il is 1.l over
now. ami those engaged in inrc rrluuIu,
to their homes. 80 violent mrasurr, have
been taken with them They have bad
lhrir iruic aud ligh' aud that seem, pruy
much all they vancd.
The friends uf order aud all who are
interested IN the spiI ARE IN favor ol our iltl.
They do npl wish Ia 90 back 10 Mexico.
They desire To see California territory
of the United States. aud at length a mem.
ber of the glorious Cunt'draUN We ran
assure our friends Il, home aud our Gov.
eminent at Washington that II they wish
10 haul down our lag here it wont stay
hauled down. II will 90 mp again in , |
hours; a, it waves now il will continue to
wave when they who read this are ia their
graves.
Politician, AMI diplomatic iuncionnrcs
may disposc Of California on paper as they
please. They may surrender her to Mex
leo. but she will not hr surrendered. She
holds her destiny in her own hands, ani
goes with her whole heart for union wiIt
the United States. 4 few who have lost
office by a change Of flag may as they have
done, oppose it, but they wiIl be over
powered by the mass ui lhO.e who are
interested in the soil. We have all the
intelligence industry, and enterprise o.
California with Us.
Washington telegraph., 1847-05-12

srEANHaAr DrAzrfR-FoWissn Lirei
Laa.-.ihe sleanlaa, New Hampshire.
m her apeaal TIP dom New Orleans,
hurst her boilers about 40 miles bflow
LnIt Ro5a on The morning Of the 9th insl.
killing. as IS supposed, II persons. fhe
hoilefs were thrown a cons denhle die.
Iauer IN shaFe. anI The boat completely
wrecked slrh was the lorcc ui the ri.
nIasian hat an non sale, containing SINE
5 laba N half easir-, was lhrowa a dis.
lance oi some hundred yarI., broken 10
pieces. anl much fbhr coin va, battered
aud several p.eres shattered inloiiagmauiH .
/ correspondent la. furnished lhe Gazelle.
tou which Ne gather th, paaica'afs, the
ln.uNns h,' Of Killed and missing:
Killed. Goo. r. Alec, frs clerk.
Missing and supp ,ci 10 be kliei.--
r. b Cuppr, sreuui clerk; ,lcianief
NekBury, p,,'; -- eng nrcG James
Van D,ar, ml.r; fur black huenrn, on"
white second ,'rwafd, aud one cabin boy;
Chi. ka'c.ii, carpenters Nr. Brunl.
cabin pa-.rngs., one deck passenger name
not known.
Washington telegraph., 1847-05-12
.y'PW DIS!

TGNIlE subscribers are now receiving and open
! ing large and well assorted stock Of goods
suited to this market, which have been selected
with great care and afe now offered to purchasers
al as low prices and on as good terms as they can
be procured elsewhere. Our stock is general, com.
prsjhg Staple aud Fancy Dry Goods, Hardware,
Cutlery, Saldlcry, Clothing, Hats, Boots and
Shoes Crockery, Glassware, Iron, Steel, Nails,
Castings, Tiuwaro, Carpenters and Blaeksmith's 3
Tools, Groceries, &c, &c, &c
A. BLOCK & son.
Washington, Ark, April 90, lsl7-2O-u
Washington telegraph., 1847-05-12
CODar,ncrship Notice.

rFNlE undersigned having Ihs day associated
with himself In business his sOn DAVID
BLOCK, the business hereafter will be conducted
nt The old stand IN Washington under the style Of
A. Block 4 Son lie would avail himself Of this
occasion to return his sincere thanks 10 hrs old
friends and customers for the liberal patronage
heretofore extended to him, and assures them that
no qxerons will be spared TO merit a continuance
o, il by the new firm. a,.
ABRAHAM BLOCK,
Washington, Ar,., April 26, ls47.2O-i
Washington telegraph., 1847-05-12


volunteers in Mexico, whose terms Of ser.
vice will shortly expire, are being sent 10
the Rio Gfande by Gen, Taylor as fast
as the new regiments reach him. They
will be plaeed in garrison at the different
posts there, until they are honorably dis
charged, when they will return to their
homes, kindred and lrienls, Ia a short
time the places of those who rendered such
signal service At Monterey and Hucna Vista
will be fled by fresh recruits, anHiousIy
desiring an opportunity to distinguish them.
selves and reap fresh laurel. on the battle
field.
Much dis.alisiariion is said to eiisl
among those ai onr brave volunteers who
are ahnnl lo quiz the fields on which they
have won jmpetisbable glory. They feel
that the lanfeIs they have won are not 10
be worn BY them-lhal they are destined
for olhrr hraws. Officers who have led
them ia hallle and 10 victory are rudely
thrust aside 10 give place to partisan civ.
ilans. Their claim have been entirely
overlooked bY tho Administration in the
appointments 10 commands In the ten regi.
mruls nov heing called out, anh as brave
men the, eanhol hul feel that gross in
Justice has heen done them,
The Nsw Orleans plcayunc, as well
informed upon this subject as any other
paper. thus iofeihlY speaks Of the general
feeling ii dissatisfaction:
Il Is M surpassed here That a single req
mrnl can he inimtd uut ul all he twelve
months mrn nov in Mexico. The volun
leers who wnu the glnrinus battle At Blena
Vista arr an thrir way home. Onc uf the
kruurkl Regiments i. already at the B,a
zus CnI. Jefferson basi,s regiment wllI
snHu de flem. uniIbr mis- unl lu'inl
tfaup. Nj IuIIaa. W ralu ..m uillssr,
an1 msn IN ihef- is H. d -p, 900 .n r.
un#zI. Il aagmn.. lrH.u t,.u Sets
column 50 m zns sat .au'Hrh. iHH as
termination |a Hs#alu h#m' a. .u.uasf.Hf
en- ,lnru's skpar Is universal The iii
erf. az A. IiII.e dssIuH, a. ihc men at fr
mlIHna IN liz .enire. 50 Ilni lhr Whole
ul ten. faAIof's Buraa Vista army, with
the exception al lt'W rrgnlar., and large
pnrinn Il ten. sron's. will shortly Iravr
the Hei
Ibu rra.un infihis universal desire lu
qIil tn, ssrsier Ia. been explained la Us.
Tie mn 4 tlanrfr, auI Blruh Vista a-
srii. an win naai rra,un. that lhr iaurels
that hive hen Won hy them have heru
eafneffl IA ihs Gateumcn, 10 decorate
uiHrf hfass. fhey saY. and win truth.
thai ~ saI#H. n zartIare, no victories 4
lhs.rs eau in.ufr lhe prpmotpn ar pro'raI
them atl'usi btiuI asrrsal.h'i 10y tnatPa
ueuesd uIHerfs. ani sallrclci Ia The com.
mani a political app1in'rrs. Ih"ypunlrd
: tn the miserable remnant. Of rgimfuI-
which iheY IH,l IN the army with we'll filled
.auk aud sRHlIng aspirations in iohrn al
thr hsrI,ups they have suffered anl lhr
ppr,. hes have puraIp.rrsl. AMI iArn rc
irr io The army register 'u s'r inw such
srr,.... t5. r,rrEt luay ir'Hp' lh'
a. sh ...p hlu NM' 'i 20
to-. .tH.f 'I.-... .lu' uH i.' one,
v ..r.... .a .ay wura .n give
pa. .a..f 500. p..s-. i!fm.
Washington telegraph., 1847-05-12
kNCONSr1NGY.

Go court the glance Of every eye,
Invite the touch of every lip,
BE ifee to all who llullrr by -
sip not where the many sip
Go, spread thy charms to every sight,
lmpaft to all thy iayop sweet;
am not like the bee, To light
on flowers where All a welcome mesll
The blossom Of my heart must be
\ iloweF that blooms for one alone,
Divided charms aro not for me
No, ALT is sweets must be my own
Washington telegraph., 1847-05-12
Now and Cheap Goods.

E7HE subscribers are receiving general as
sohmeut Of Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots
Shoes, Hats Hardware, Cutlery, Groceries, Sad
dcry, sc, which they offer for sale al the lowest
market prices,
Their friends aud the public generally are re-
spcotiully invited to call and examine their stock
before purchasing elsewhere
GEO. W GREEN & BRO.
Washington. Arb, April 2s, ls47-3m
Washington telegraph., 1847-05-12
DISSOLUTION.

= VIE Eooparnetshp heretofore existing between
l. Lawson u. Collins and David S. sNaa, .nsf.
chants and pauneu, doing business under the siyls
and firm Of Collins s swan. in the loRa Of Fulton,
was dissolved on the 18th day Of December. A. D
1876, by the voluntary withdrawal Of David
Swan ifOm said psnnefship eoacsrH. and The lusi.
nsss Of said concern Is 10 be ssliisd b the sub.
senbet alone aud he s not either as a paiiasr u
individually responsible for any debt contracted
by The said Swan IN the name Of SAID concern OF
ia his own, that u David s. Swan, fun tho date
Of this dissolution.
LAWSON D. COLLINS
Dec ls. lsi6.--mh l01m
Washington telegraph., 1847-05-12
\. HAMMOND
B. J. B,RpGN ! Secre'l.ies.

LANDuoLDERs.--lt was openly stated
in Parliament that very large numbers ol
Irish landed prowiolOrs resident aud non
resident, have never contributed a hall
penny to the relief oIlhe poor starving poo.
pie! This is bad government indeed. A
very heavy poor tax should be imposed
specially on their lands aul personal pop.
eTly.
Washington telegraph., 1847-05-12

EXTRAORDINARY UNANlMlrY-San'a
Anna says that, in the council conyoked
after tbe battle af the 22d February, all his
officers were perfectly unanimous in adsls'
ing a retreat, and he concu-fed with Them
What harmonious band Of heroes!
Washington telegraph., 1847-05-12
COE,.gRT.N,EtsS EfFP.

He undersigned having eutaged Hta Raitasts
snip an ,le lai OF April, lei, iaf lie haf.
paze Of dong general SiaFaRs aai Gasa#ls.iaH
aa#izsss, Ia ibs town Of Fa.,aa. HaasI tie Halsz
aud z'z'a o' DL1og. BRouuR 4 ca. would ts-
zRzeIlaly inform their iUlads aul tie pubic Fea,
c ally lIai having leased the Upper Warehouse
nj Mr L }, Smith, they arc nov prepared 10
receive gosd4 on storage.
AUGUSTUS nI0CK.
HENRY BLOCK.
Fulton. May !, 1874
Washington telegraph., 1847-05-12
BFurCg,CaIe

Knives aud forks, carving and butcher knives,
pocket aud pen k0ivcs, scissors shears, fazpis'
braces and bite, s.nvng hachcis, shoe aud nhli
hammers, drawing halves, haudsawsi GIN, mil ana
bastard flies horse aspi, iirmrr aud socket chis'
scs single aud double plain Ll'ai foot ndzes, cup
board, t chest French, pad, plate, rim aud
carpenters knob locks, flint and percussion locks,
round and Hlt spring bolts shoe pncers, sheep
shears, knob atchcs door handles, saltefs spring
balances, bittanja and iron table and Tea spoons,
bfJss, plated and iron s,frups, spurs, serewdfvers,
bullet mouIis brass and black coffin uails, violin
strings, gmblels, percussion caps, cofkscfews, tl'h
hooks aud lines, eabcIs, peggIng aud sewing avis,
brass candleslcks, hand cut and teneni saws,
shoy.s aud tong, aythc blades and siekles,
smoothing, fore, jack and lunter planes, wool
and cotton cards, manila aud cotton rope plow
uucs, and bed cords, Collins axes, broad axes,
aurtr, parliament hinges, butts and screws, coffee
mills hooks and hinges, ifoes, wagon boxes, walle
irons, straw knives, grass aud cane syihes, CAfo.
lima clsthcel and grubbng hoes, sad ison5, grpd
stones OK aud trucc chains, nuls and bflds OF all
szcs, sloycls spades, pltcnt balances, seFes,
garden rUkrs, fry pans, piow modlIs, lloh o. ull
kinds, EugIish, German, aud cast steel, hollow
wlrr OF oil kinds and descriptions, such as ovens,
s5i.ets, pots and kettles, &c, Sc,
.SADDLERY. STATIONARY
QUEENSVARE, TiNWARE,
CLOTHING, HATS, BOOTS,
SHOES AND GROCERIES,
8'rp &c. dc,
Together with as general an assortment Of goods
as has been offered for sule IN this market to which
they particularly invite the attention Of purchasers.
Fulton, May l. l6l7.2l
Washington telegraph., 1847-05-12

ARMY WORM From the plantation Of
Mr.. H. c. Boyd. Of Arkansas, above The
Raft, we have received a cluster Of cocoJns
ofthc auny worm. They Ne found chiefly
hanging upon cvcrgreens, ccder and cy
press, the limbs and wigs 50 completely
shrou1cd with them that one unacquaIneJ
with them would take them for serd.--
Throughout the whole region whence
these came the eggs of this destructive
worm are diiused.-N o. PicdyuHe.
Washington telegraph., 1847-05-12
BLOCK, BROTHER s. CO.,

NNOULD particularly invite the ladies to call
w aud examine their beautiful assortment Of
Buena Vista Stripes and Robes,
Printed and Painted MusDins,
Muslin Gingham, plain and striped,
Gugham Fancy Handkerchiels,
Bonnc,s, Ribbons, Laees, Edgings, etc, etc.
Also to their splendid assortment Of Shoss Of all
kinds and qualities
Fulton, May l. l547-2l
Washington telegraph., 1847-05-12
WIN. II. ucCuteIlOn, Il 10,
IMPORTERS or IND DEALERS
~ HARDWARE, CUTLERY T.
59 uRAvIrR af, INV oaITAsa

90 uRAvlrB ST., MN oHLEAhA
/ AVE now IN slorc, aud for saie at low rates,
] general assortment Of HaF3aHs. failHA
&c. Ae,-Cons.slIng ia part Of uails, ifpn cast
ing, slaa axes, hoes, spades, shagsls, stock ksi'
llas, bark MILLS, guns aud rifles, fffuah pos coil
OK, log, trace, lopsail aud other ehaIaHi mil aud
grind stones, any.ls, bellows, vices, Rowland aud
other saws Of oil kinds, sylhes aud seklesi haaks
aud hinges, oukss screws, bolts hfass Wafssi ahaysls
aud iuugs pokers andfuuH, fsudHf iahle and
pocket euiley, Ha.auu, faaufs, flsaf zIfaRa aud
hanes sIeyga, cotton and wool eafds, nanes Of all
kndl, files and edge tools, eagnefz laala. tres
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