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and 81 of March, 1917. -
l. An d,pufu postp,asts =, thofized To Sand g.
,hroneb ne ",S,ls MI h. pGaclages No, ,; hee
oyer fsvo nunn@ which Nave sion Weighing
Tc oe nn,sna hereon so ., OF The Pos
naas AMI ssnin iejr Names thercto nd ,b 9u'r
Did no. exceed $500 for The year ending he
Isters wriren bv ihemseves and receive free MI ,
nioa,ions on ,heir o,,n ,ryst. hssires wIigh
in r ooabaH ounce Wv" ''o' weigh
Members Of Congress and DELEGATES from J,,,,..
may send and receive free through The mails from s
may Sna h ~ each no, tnIy
mee,ng of The next Congress letters and paekaqe n m
,in no., r,noas in xv.ig, aud onIc doc,,, Ivy eA
ScaR wv nonnd in weihi Pbc oes no,
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nos p,anea oy s % m n,eha sa bg and
s oi,har Gns Co. ,he nsa Of ,a r,ln,hers y s'ess,
VI y III M ne' ~ - ~ Il, 49,, y, -, ,a,ls az
81 Inc same privilege allowed 70 ienpe5s o. congress.
H,,ss 81 Rssa,,irss din heir o;caI , S Dc
,n,,a Vii, ,he lcci;on of ,ber Successors "Ach
= Inc priveSe OF ne ace prfsae IS enlased 50 that
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Person; eaiited to the privilege Of tranfing should
Ee, and SION tho same desynntne The oaice b en
and n pubic d9eu,asn,s which exceed two ounce; i
Jocn,cnte ON them and SIGNING them Officially "a o PUBIC
The of public documents issued from the p"h
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necif;ng he of;ce from which ,hev ISLE nn1 *, lamp
.nuhi ,.nonn, or ucb o,ier viance r Inv, ." "ds
a,.p - NAV hn aoed n,.on het,yee, the, and , at
master of the civ of Washington ANY document fJsl
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tence that il is public document, trnnsnssiblc free
through the mails to the person addressed
q. All letters and packages from and the heads Of de-
panents or the other public officers who entitled
the ranking privilege prior the passage CT the the
81 OF March, 1885, in relation to the business OF their ne.
spective Offices win be delivered To the persons addressed
without any charge of postage appropriation la,
been made by Congress for their payment All letters and
packages issuing from the departments, should be marked
on the envelope 'oical business nnd signed by the heads
the departments or under their direction, by their CHIEF
clerks, aud by the other officers who entitled The
ranking privilege prior to the of 1886 designating Then
official CAPACITY But such officers have not The rg,
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THE UNION.

acquisition of any territory from the republic OF Mexico by
United States by virtue any treaty which may be
negotiated between Them and the by the Executive
of moneys herein appropriated neither slavery in
voluntary ervudo shall exist IN any parto said territory
except Tor crime whereof the party shall first be convcted
therefore
Resoped That the above proviso is in violation of the
spirit of concessions and compromises OF the constitution
Resoiped That IL is obligatory every Southern man,
and every who breads the dissolution of the Union
an evil ghtu and fearful consequences, denounce
oppoethe opinions contained and promulgated in said
proviso.
Resolved, That in treating for peace with Mexico the in
rodco OF the subject of slavery should meet with the
determined opposition from every southern member
in Congress and that it being concern the inter
of any other foreign State with said subject viii
be considered equivalent to declaration OF hostility and
ought be met by every Georgian OF both parties with a
solemn protest first and If persisted IN, by the adoption
of will rights, and prevent amy
further aggression on our sacred privileges
After which, William s. johnson, esq, offered the fol-
lowing resolution, which read and unanimously
adopted
Resolped That the Hon Walter r. Colquits the
from Georgia, merits the thanks of every citizen of the
for his able defence OF the President in the prosecu
of the with Mexico; and that the of Geor
gia is entitled To her full confidence
On motion of Captain Anderson
Rsoiped, That the foregoing preambles and resolutions
printed the Cherokee Advocate, and that the
be requested to forward Thomas Richie, ESQ., editor
OF the Union" at Washington city, copy.
On motion of William S. Johnson, esq.,
Resolred That thanks of this meeting be rendered
its chairman and secretary.
The meeting then adjourned.
JAS. S. BULLOCK, Chairman.
| j. A. w. JOHNSON, Secretary.
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THE pATAPsCO INSTITUTE near Raltirnore Mn

1 oti.. H..
as , cd ',"e 1 10, m , Iuuc"noi' OF young
nae' seldom ionhu unea among tese' are the follow
and ,i ~ paano ar and ,e,o o, krlage
m Is ien heah en bn" hinhg eou
the beautiful 4, and picturesque in scenery Within lew
EIco' Mis- ,yn on' ,'i i iIa s ia W AZ
ION cIiy ana one rom i'tore II IS easy Of access to
and from Baltimore afford convenie, con,mn"
| viii, t,,t c;,u ~ " N' 'o'"''''en'o'
Id It's pasious elegant an, ions hui,no.
urvnt e part,ens oS eIIer % S ia R a1id
laci,ation ,nmsic and lactr ] m hoog's d s,uy,
so ;e a ' G h rooms, chapel, ana al other
eyate instimtoa " ''e le''e'' VI s'N"''on o' COZ
Ri Its extensive gro,nds Ia III an, Il, ~, ~, ,,,h
rc lawns and noyes a 2. G n anu
my lof ihe cultivation OF flowers and offer inducements
~, A I s, h h ,. ~ In q, ue pure, open AR;
nestle observation-disclosures secnrc 10 t, mil; @ 90 ~
@ M % ana care seo 10 De met with IN any lnstltu
ton Oh ,le kd. "A. ne present tme fourteen professors
ana teachers are engaged IN their several departments of
iv and deyotns ,heir ,ain, L ~, ~, ~ ue ,ii n
.e ins ne T sv, Mr. clarke, resident chaplain "a
and has charge Of The g.da,;u% % ~ %
nigi.s Iss browne so wen known as the
discipline Of the school nd he If ne care np
nv seven Finale Teachers NOS, az VI .e lLicl,
~ ,t; ea I mos, Oh Whoni, IN addition to
@ ~ eueaI h nave haa .he benefit OF long expert
intercourse WIN he pupils who are accustomed to regard
T T nor oy as Instructors bnt as friends and companions
rItc oepnnent Is uhder the direction OF an accom-
n p ..i;,nt;, H. y, 1'iauac % ie University OF
era a,n he h ae a,o who resides IN the institute
az , a. waou l,e 10 ue Improvement OF MS pupils
lotiiS ue every Advantage for acquiring facility IN
s nc PiInci Pr Proiessor Oh Vocai ana
~ ~ !, - ~ 10 ,S,iHoiu p'iier formerly puPii
,no ny S' VI music IN London N'nder the cele
Pioa gs,h ana 1t some f1e teacher at New
~ n Vi ne Ioyiu highiiess he Duke o
III j,aia D.wns, PainuiS ia water colors and OIL
iencos are n4 y puessoTs, ana tlle natural
, d 1Af'neu ana uistracS expcrinlenaly, IN
anI " iio'o'9oi ]Akih oi me university OF Mary
XVI IT. n .-.-
80 "a a.opa, VI .ie ihsutu'e' MIS- Lincoln Phelps
havnr no 81 -, @ y, uecnn9 literary institutions
e,ts many years as wee frncpa ana Frnc pal
ry founded by her sister, Mrs Emma Willard, and after
e Pn, oil winch The i'atapsco Institute is, in many
ips, eneu Inc rrinclPal oil tins institution is well
oil series OF books on Chemistry Natural Philosophy &c
az III hry work on me subject OF Education @c some
- -, - w ~ IcPp'isneu IN Europe, and translated
P on ana i.iai Associated with his wife in the
eIai cpt Oh ule institute and as head OF the family, is the
senator sa 1i vermont.
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Important Sale.

TIME CATuARINE FtJRNACE Win a,,ou,nu ,ea
acres or,nd cnnt,;nin,, 49, W.. " 4'efo
lures patterns stock steam engne engine o,,
backsnith's tools Nc &c win evaSrw,bir r;ll g.
a complete iron manuacu,rinu eahl; SIS, H. IT,
day June Isl 1917 will he soId m ,,,,l' i ,he
premises that highly valuable properly known as he Cath
mt,erns stock Ne Nc toa,h ih IN, ihe, 3 ns."
ont houses forming as Whole complies ron manmscm
ring establishment with n neat and esi,ab Sal resi
dence auoched and s;,m,ad in ~ "es,nape iliy res,
Div healthy as any other in lie un;, "' TSs as @
embraced in the proposed sale re az G,l,n,rsr
The Catharine Fnrn,ce l,o,,i,, 4. 49,, -. =. r O.,
svlvanp State Of Virgn;a IN ~ "a VI. oou,v oi '2l
erck sburp mile from ssv, a., =, ~ e owp oi rle
contains I6iS acres ' N'P i''ipiAe iNo"u' ""'
The Stack was built by Mark McAGe. in The year 1857.
is 36 feet HIGH 30 square at the base 10 eet The
lnwaii, with twieres.
Clearinghouse 30 feet wide so feet long with she'd on
each side 20 feet wide and so feet long. %
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Notice to Bidders for Loan.

Treasury DEPARTMENT., March Is, 1917.
TN consequence OF the frauds attempted to be practed
upon the department., at the last loan, by bidders
who proved unable comply with their bids, thereby sub
ecng the great risk and delay and proba-
BILE loss no bid for any exceeding $4,000 will be
dered on the 10Th of April next under the new loan
advertised, where the sovency of the bidder is unknown
the department, sufficiently vonched by Others I'M
less three per of the amount bid shall have been pe-
ciay deposited with the OF the United States
any assistant treasurer of the mint, branch
mint before the 10th of April next, which aepose
will be immediately returned to the deposor, if the amount
of his bid is awarded to him.
r. J. WALKER,
Secretary of the Treasury.
March l5-It [Intell
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ID EPORTERs WANTED The undersigned is desi-
III OF securing the services OF several experienced
stenogaphers during the session of Congress- and will
be happy receive communications the subject until
the ls of August Gentlemen who reply this adj
vcrsemcnt Will please state qualifications and references
as fully as possible Communications to be post paid and
addressed to cdr. ]. A. HousroN, New YORK.
JAMES A. HOUSTON,
Stenographer TO [ nited States Senate.
WASHINGTON, March Is, 1871.
Mar l5-dtlAug llntel.l
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OREGON MAILs.-A mail will be despatched to Oregon
" under charge OF Mr. j. M Shvey from Independence,
Missouri the 10Th of April Persons DESTROYS OF
sending letters to Oregon will forward them to Independ
G.. JOHNSON,
Mar I5--.d Postmaster General.
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nRAWN numbers Of the Alexandria Lot terry, Class
~ l., drawn March l3, 1917.
81, SO, 8, rs, So, SO, So, 8, 4, 65, so, Ii, 6.
J. w MAURY 81 CO., MANAGERS,
Successors to J. g. Gregory e. Coz
On Tuesday March l6.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Glass IL.
IS number lottery-l4 drawn ballots.
$25,000-$ ,00O-S4, 0O0-$2 5OO$ 924-20 prizes of
$1,000, &c., Nc, &c
Tickets S5-IIaves So 50-quarers 81 IS.
On Saturday, March %.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Glass M, draws
CAPITALS
l prize OF $4,000 prize OF $4,000
do 10000 do 2,IO0
do 1000 ~ prizes of 1000
do 5000 NC. &c. &c
Tickets SIO--halves $5-guarers 81 So
For sae by J. 81 G. MAURY,
Agents for j. w. Maury IL Co., managers
Next door of National Hotel, Washington City, ID. c.
nrch ll--dNciiid
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JIoosEFURNISHING Warerooms-The undersigned,
having associated with him In business his brother
respectfully sohcs continuance of the patronage OF his
late customers and the citizens of Washington and the adj
Jacent counties generally for the establishment as
they purpose keeping on hand large supply of all such
ces as are usually kept in houseirnshng establishments
L. M. MILBURN,
East side Of 9TH street, opposite Gales 81 Seatons office
March 1-lawcp3if
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WANTED-A gentleman to assist in the editorial de-
w pament of democratic paper of extensive circula
ton, published in healthy and desirable portou Of be
ooth Apply az inns Once, te Gay and JET
ierson street Georgetown, ID. G.
March ll-d&clmo
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Hy n. GREEN, .a,.ctfoneer.

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT
IL ADCTlON.-On Tuesday, the 18th instant, ! shall
sell the residence of Miss Shonnad, Pennsy
avenue, between 3D. and Al Streets 10 O'clock M
extensive and excellent lot of furniture, vZ
Mahogany, SOFAS sdeboard dressing and plain bureaus
Do marble top sofa table and paror chairs
DO dining, breakfast, card, and centre tables
Maple high and low-post beadseads
Do wardrobes washstands and toilet sets
Cane, rush. and wood-seat chairs
Feather beds bedding, hair and shuck mattresses
Pier, dressing, and other looking glasses
Parlor, chamber, hail. and step carpets
Antrons, shovel and tongs, and tenders
Paror and chamber window curtains, and blinds
China, glass, and crockery
Among which fine white French china dinner set,
and gold band dessert
Hail. astral mantle, and other lamps
Silver plated candle branches
Brass and other cande-sticks
Cooking, radiator, and other stoves
Also, good lot of kitchen requisites
Terms; All sums of and under, $50 cash $50, a
credit of wo four and six MONTHS for satisfactorily
endorsed, bearing interest. A. GREEN,
March I2-td Anctoneer.
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VTALUABLE Garden Farm at Auction. Saturday,
the 10th day of March, ISF1}y virtue of decree Oft
musings of Norfolk city, in the suit of Andrews
Cookies administrator and others. will proceed sell
public auction, to the highest bidder Saturday, the 10th
day of the present month, in front of the Beacon Office
about II O'Clock, that valuable garden farm of which
NJ Cooke deceased, died seized and possessed, adjoining
the town of Portsmouth, and Immediately the main
road TO Suffolk.
This farm contains about sixty fland, in the high
possible of cultivation and fertility aud is enclosed
with substantial and durable fence of cedar posts and III
niper rails
From the great productivenes this land the quckness
of its soil and its contiguity and accessibility by
communication TO the markets OF Norfolk, Richmond and
Baltimore, il may be safely said to be of the most des
rable garden farms in tins section of Virginia
The sale will be upon credit of six months except for
much will pay the expenses thereof which will be
qured in cash The purchaser give bond and security
and the commissioner retaining the title the property
secure the deferred payment
March 4-3tawts NJ. COOKE, Commissioner
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(fOPARTNERsHIP.-The subscribers have Ibis day
~ entered into coparnershp Tor the purpose of carrying
on the housetnrnshng business under the firm of T. NJ
H.. MillBURN. THOMAS NJ MILBURN,
March l. 1917. BENEDICT MILBURN
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POLITICAL.
From rhe Charleston Mercury, March io'
49,, or IN. (.itixens Of Charleston.

Meeting of the Citizens Of Charleston
In pursuance of public notice. an unusually large ana
enthusiastic meeting the citizens o. oI'es.on uiso.
assembled al the new theatre on TUESDAY evening" the
eth instant Il, H. Ia =, ,x.,,
The meeting was caiieu ~ oiuei w 'oi''' '' N''
ESQ., and on his motion
hon Henry Bailey was appointed chairman,
And the following gentlemen were appointed wee pres
idents;
Hon T. L. Hutchinson, Hon. Ker Boyee,
IIon II T. Huner Hon j. =. Ashe,
lion b F. Dunkin Nathl Hayward, esq,
Hon J. J. Caldwell, William Du Bose, esq,
Hon. William Aiken, Colonel James Gadsden,
Hon. jacob Bond ron, James Rose esd,
Hon f. H. Gilmore, William b. Pringlc esq,
Hon. Mitchell King, Dr. Philip Tidyman'
On motion, the following gentlemen were apo nted
secretaries:
Samuel Y Topper esq Abraham Noise, ir., esq.
The chairman having announced the meeting organized
and ready to proceed TO business
Mr. p Della Tore after eloquent predatory re-
marks introduced the following resolutions:
Resoired That the citizens oil Charleston have observed
with pride and pleasure, the able and dgnifed conduct o
Hon John G. Calhoun, in defence OF the rights OF the
South, and the guarantees of the constitution.
esoiued That his efforts in their behalf deserve the high
approval and fullest confidence OF his constituents ano
This meeting him their cordial welcome his re
10 his home.
Resolrd That a committee of five be appointed 10 wal
upon Mr. Calhoun, and request his attendance at the meet
ing for the purpose OF addressing II upon the present o
aspect o public affairs.
In accordance with the last resolution, the president
appointed the following gentlemen the committee tc
meeting viz Messrs p Della Tore, w. A. Pringe
Joseph H. Dukes, Robert Gouriin, and Alfred H. Dun
kin
Mr.. Hayne moved the appointment of committee O
twenty-five persons TO prepare and report resolutions io
>the consideration of the meeng regard to the actor
of Congress upon the proposed amendment OF the thret
million bill" known as the ''Wmo provso."
The motion was carried, and the following gentlemen
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~. H. There IL now, the bank the Catharne Fur
mace about 600 OF pig ron OF the blast of l6
OF which VIII be sold to the purchaser of the prop
erty who may desire commence immediate Operations
March IL, lSF.-dltcptd
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March ~. 1917
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1847-09-04
.MRme r.aNm NTnRE.

ME subscriber is 10Y receiving from
New York and opening at Silver.
old corner, a great variety Of
New and fashionable Goods
suitable for the Spring and Summer
trade. His stock, in part, consists Of
the following articles, viz;
New style fashionable Ginghams,
Bingham Lawns,
French Fancy Jackonets,
Shaded Bareges,
Fancy Lawns and Cambrics,
Check Muslins, Jackonet do,
Plain Swiss, Muslin, Null Null do,
Striped Swiss, Fancy Silk,
Cotton Hosiery,
Fancy H'd'k'fs, Revere stitched do,
Tape Bordered H'd'k'fs,
Fancy Red Gloves, Black do,
Super French Black Cloth,
Super Moleskin Cashmere,
Fine Black Drap D'Ete, super superdo
Heavy Black Satin Nesting,
Real French Cottonade, common do,
Fancy Bonnets, new style, Misses do,
Panama Hats, Fashionable Beaver do,
Broad Brim Black DO, Palm Leaf do,
Boots, sewed and pegged, Fine Calf do,
Fine Calf Brogans,
Childrens' Shoes, every variety,
Misses do do
Ladies do do
Hardware and Cutlery,
Crockery Ware, Glass Ware,
Clothing, a splendid variety,
Black Summer Cloth Dress and Frock
Goats, Black Drap D'Ete do, do do Pants,
Black Summer Cloth Pants,
Fancy Cottonade Pants, fancy Vests,
Superior Shirts, fine do, common do,
S~addlery, Travelling Trunks,
Writing Paper, &c. &c. &c.
And many other Goods not mentioned,
md as | shall sell for Cash only, know
hat | will have to sell for the smallest
possible profit. | shall take pleasure in
my stock to all tina! will give
ne a call, whether wishing to purchase
,r not.
S. B. SHELDON.
April "a, l847. 39-tl
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THE GRAEFENBT

THE GRAEFENBE .a PILLS.
10000 boxes sold eaCn ,sad every week.
: NHE G~raeGenberg Company desire ia
call the attention Of every one in.
terested in the health Of tho great and
beautifulwest, TO their views r~espectinO
BILIOUS DISORDERS.
This class Of diseases is the Grea,
Seourge ofthe western hemis 1here. Ga
where we may, their sad effects are seer
and felt. The brave and selEdenyino
settler who presses his way to the west
to make the "wilderness bud and blossom
as a rcse,' meets this dreadful evil. TIL
ls willing to work hard andendure every
privation, thanks be to him, But n .
little while ne is seized with some form
Of bilious disease. His strength now Is
weakness. Acloud comes over his pros
poets aud he exclaims, "would that there
were some medicine to preyent his
dreadful evil, and TO cure it when ii does
seize upon its victim" From the mo.
ment Of the landing Of the Pilgrims al
Plymouth to the present hour. billions
diseases have sent sorrow and desola.
ton throughout the land. Let the graves
ofthe loved and the lost tell the storvI
A momentous question here comes IN.
Does the Supreme Ruler intend thattbe
tollIng Sons Of the West, men SO willing
10 bear the heat and burden oc ~ H.
should OF all others be subject 10 50 sad
CALAMITY a i is not irreverent to saw
And why 10 we say No? Because
tnere is no CLASS Of diseases that can he
SO certainly prevented and cured as those
now spoken Of.
lh.s y the great fact to which the
.ufaetenberg Company would call the Al
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April "a, l847.
We W GOODS.

CHEAPER THAN EVER FOR CASH.
THE undersigned would call the at
tention Of their friends and the
public generally to their new and extern
sive stock Of DRY GOODS, just re-
ceived and now open, and they pledge
themselves that they will sell cheaper
and better bargains, for CASH, than
any other establishment in the place
we therefore solicit a call and examine
our stock and prices.
EICHELsTEIN & Co.
May 8, 1847.
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NEW BOOKS,

0OOA6s
NAPOLEON and his Marshals,
~ Oregon & California, by G~reenhow,
Theirs French Revolution,
Elegant Extracts, by Percival, 3 vol,
Statesmen's Manuel, 2 vol,
De Aubigne's History Of the Refor-
nation, 4th vol.
Downings Fruit and Fruit Trees, Am.
American Gardener,
American OrchardisI,
Mason's Farriery,
Dicks Works, complete in 8 vol,
Abbott's Works,
Combe on Constitution Of Man,
Fowler on Memory,
Family Bibles, Poke: do, School do,
School Testaments,
Presbyterian Hymns, Methodist do,
Common Prayer,
The Bible Koran and Talmud,
The Young Christian, Young Student,
Married and Single,
Lovers and Husbands,
Remarkable Criminal Trials,
Arctic Regions, Prairie Land,
Parlor Magic,
Parley's Winter Evening Tales,
Asia,
Islands,
Juvenile Tales,
MEDICAL BOOKS:
Bell and Stokes Practice,
Watson's do
Ramsbothem Parturition,
Dunglison's New Remedies.
Medical Dictionary.
PrIria's Materia Medica and Thera.
peutics,
Cooper on Dislocalions'and Fractures
Bache's Family Library,
Gunn's Domestic Medicine,
Wood y BOche's us. D~ispensaiory
Dublin Dissector,
NEW NOVELS:
Redskins, BY Cooper,
F~liFtations Ia America, by Sea,sf.Id
Chronicles Of Clovernook,
tlclures from Italy, Old Sanctuary,
Arrah Neil,
Tour of London,
Comics 'ions Of a Pretty Woman.
Captain O'Sullivan, RamerO,
Livonian Tales, B~nshranger,
Artizan Of Lyons,
Temptation Of Wealth, Ethan Allen,
OrmOnd on the Secret Witness,
GrSmbler, Highlands Of Ethiopia,
Valentine McClutchy, Fair Isabel
Tom Cringle's Log,
Received and for sale BY
E. D. WARD q Co.
January l6, l847. IA
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FRESH ARRIVAL OF

FRESH ARRIVAL OF
Provisions, Groceries, SC.
J. NOONAN & BROS,
rs now receiving a choice assortment
= Of the following articles in the above
line, to.wit:
Bacon, Lard, Flour, Sugar,
Coffee, Tea, Molasses, Rice,
Candles, Soap, Chewing Tobac-
co of the most esteemed brands,
Spices of all kinds, Stone, Wood
and Queensware Castings, Hard
ware, Bar g. Rod Iron and Steel;
And a great variety of other articles too
numerous to mention, all which he offers
at unusually low rates for Cash.
May /, 1847. 47-tf