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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-05-13
The H1resfing-Esossse,

Quilt Of brick) contains nine rooms, besides
Panrles, Carrots, &c, is Handsomely finished.
and pretuly situated, in an extensive grove Of
oaks.
In every respect, this property combines the
requirements Of comfortable residence, with
a well Improved and productive Farm, justly
considered one Of the most valuable, OF us size
IN Jefferson County. II is offered for sale up
On the most liberal terms, both as to price and
the time CT payment
Fer further particulars, either apply 10 the
subscribe. personally on the premises, or bv
letter, addressed 10 him, near Lee,own, JeiIer-
son County, Virginia.
PHILIP P. DANDRIDGE.
March 4, lS47-n
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-05-13
Curney's Premium Daguerrean GALLERY.

Mr.. GURNEY, lS9 Broadway, New York,
having recently made discovery by which
likenesses are produced unequalled in this
rany other country, would invite citizens
and strangers to visit his Gallery, and Judge
Of the truth Of this advertisement.
Jan. 2S, lS47.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-05-13

ID. VI. PEYSER, So John ST. or S65 Broad
way, Importer oil Berlin. Zephyr and Taps
serle Worsted, Patterns, Canvass, Chenille,
Floss and Purse Silks. Fnnges. Grmps.
Cords and Tassels, Steel Trimmings, Beads,
and large assortment Of French Fancy Ar
tieles.
BR OTHERS, as John 81. and
ISL Broadway, Importers OF Berlin Zephyr
Worsted, Patterns, Canvass, Floss, silk,
Chenille, Purse Twist. Oiled silk, Paris
Fancy Articles, Gimps, Frlnges, Tassels, &c.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-05-13
CIGARS.
II fresh suypIy of sroce,se,

II fresh supply of Groceries,
OUCH as Orleans and Sugarhouse Molas.
~ ses;
Rio Coffee, Salaeraius and Cheese;
Cloves, Ground Ginger, Mace;
Cinnamon, Imp. Tea, Mustard;
Blacking, Pipes, Salrpetre, Starch;
Water, Soda, Sugar and Butter Crackers !;
Sperm Candles, Sperm Oil, Soap;
Sugar, Crushed do, Allspiee; 1.s0
Pepper. Ssc.--Just receivedand for sale by
5 Oct. Is GEO. RAENHAL.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-05-13
NANHrN TEA COMPANY.

THE .N.7.VhI.N TE.d CU.MF.4.NT, No.
352 Pearl ST., Dealers in pure and fragrant
Teas. Country Merchants, Heads ofFam-
lilies, and all large Consumers are invited TO
examine their stock.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-05-13

GEORGE COOK, II Fulton ST.. Manufac-
tuner of Playing, Visiting and Business
Cards, Qulls, &c.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-05-13
RAZOR sgnors & DRESSING ca

G. SAUNDERS g. SON, Manufacturers
Of Racer sIrops and Dressing Cases, III
Broadway.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-05-13

The rules Of the General Post Office De
parlment authorize such receipts to he given
and paid here when the amount does not ex-
coed $40 When il exceeds $40, il is best to
remit as much as possible in bank notes, and
the Postmasler's receipt for the balance The
PoslnaSier's receipt should be sen, directed TO
US, and not 10 the Postmaster Of this city, rs
some persons are in The habit Of doing
Proprelors Of newspapers who copy this
prospectus. and send Us one copy Of tleir pa
per containing il. marked around with pen,
10 direct our attention 10 it, shall have their
names entered on our books for one copy Of
the Congressional Globe and Appendix DUNG
the session.
Our prices for these papers are so low that
we caunoi afford 10 credit them out; therefore
no person need consume his time IN writing
for hem unless he sends the money.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-05-13
woHgTrp AnD FANCY &C OBS.

". j. BUCK, Manufacturer and Impor,ar,
200 Pearl ST.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-05-13
Groceries.

WILL be found, the following good
w QUALIFY
Coffee, Sugar--white and bro,ra;
Teas, Rice, .Aolasscs, Candles;
Tobacco, Scgars, Snuff, Pepper,
.4lspice, Mace, Ctores, Cinnamon
.NUimegs, SC. S;-for sale by
Nov. 20 JY.M. DORSEY.
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aLA aa, CHINA d QuEENswAnE.

=. W. OGSBURY. Sc CORTLAND, ST. be-
tween Washington and Greenwich sts.--
Importer and Wholesale Dealer IN Earth
erware, Chna and Glass.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-05-13
Gr0ceI'ies.

II HAVE now on hand large and good
Il stock OF GROCERIES Of every descnp.
ton, at fair prices. J. ii. LlkENS.
Oct 90
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1847-03-04
From The New York Sun
THE GUERILLA WARFARE

Our late news from Mexico, which wears a
gloomy aspect, shows that the Guerilla warfare
has commenced. Santa Anna has been censured
oy his own party for what they consider a great
inactivity IN collecting and concentrating LARGE
army at San Luis de Potosi but we think he is
developing plans which evidently prove that he in
tends to make war OF Guerilla attacks by send
ing out strong attachments of cavalry To- attack
and capture small commands and thus cut us up
III detail, while holding powerful force of re-.
serve TO assail our troops whenever he finds van
tage ground. This has been manifested in the
attack and capture Of nc detachment of our ,roops
between Monterey and Victoria, and the surprise
and capture OF The officers of the Kentucky and
Arkansas cavalry and The shpwrecked troops of
the OndIaka. The results of these advantages,
"hile they give great encouragement to the enc.
my IN Prosecuting the war, will probably change
The lace ct the campaign altogether, by concen.
frnt'ng IN The captured cities and iortifyrnp the
places and calling in the Struggling commands be-
tween The Northern provinces and the seaboa I'd
leaving The roads and the passes in possession Of
the Mexcans IL seems that the Mexicans do
not contemplate making peace. Their pride and
oos'ibaey can only be humbIed by some severe
ofow, and all that is left to make this irnpres
SION Is Combined attack by land and sea on Vera
Cruz and the Castle That we are prosecuting
me war with great disadvantage is not to be de-
nieu. The Mexlcans, though divided and full Of
acuons, are defending their own country, while
We WITH connsels as greatly divided as the Mex.
lcans, are the assailans considerable distance
iIom our homes and shores But it will he asked
bow are we divided people, by should he a
divided people, why should there not be one heart
one arm, one counsel, one resolution, to terminate
this war hOnorably
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FIFTY DOLLARS REyyARDI

q. hanawav from the Subscriber at Deep
or Creep. about two years since Negro Wo
<SGA man CdESTINE. She is of niddlinr
w SIZE rather slim, of slick black color
| mn WI fiat nose Upon The left side of
ESA her neck, undc- the ear, are two large
go scars, occasioned by scrofula She dress
cs wel'-speaks quick, and has much of a ladylige
appearance, with sort of bouncing gait She
generally has her jaws tied up to cover the scars
have every reason to believe that she has been
lurking about Norfolk, and is still harborcd there
All persons arc hereby cautioned against employ
ing or horboring her, as am determined to prose
cute to the fullest extent OF the law, any and every
ono who may do So
Inc above reward will be paid for her delivery
to me, or t'r her confinement so that get her
Feb Eft HENRY GApPIS-r,r
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MISCELLANEOUS.
EIOsT EXCpLLrNT A,Sbp1

MOST EXCELLENT ASSORTMENT
fly luz Subscriber would very re-
gss;G mi "s (. Sss,y "a; : +:
1i day Isceised BY q; Boston a :" pack OK:
youth's, misses aud childicus SHOES and BOO.
TEES, which, added To- bis STOCK already on
hand, rcnicats his assortment compl To-.
My Stock consists principally Of tie 70 lowing
articles
Ladies Morocco Bus,lns, thick .olc. best quality
Do do do 2nd quality, but good
DO do French lis. thick and thin soc
DO do Turas Test quaiity, made by
'R"binsou,' PHILADELPHIA
Do dr DO 2nd quality bu, good
Ladies Goat Buskins, thick svlc best and End
Qun.ity
L,dies Leather Huskius pcgced neat article
DO IlaIi Golfers. French lasting, fine article
Misses Morocco Ru>kins, thick sole
DO Goat Skin--Do morocco Buotcos
DO Goat Buskius and Buotccs scwcd and
pcCgCd
chidrcns thick sole morocco Bootccs and Blu skins
scwcd
Do Goat Bootc,s and Buskins scwcd and
pcgged
Mems Bootces right and left. aud STRAIT bottoms
Boys calf BAotccs, very fnc article
Do stout leather Bootccs- Do ao1t skin
Youths fine cal. BOo;ccs DO leather very stout
Do grain Boo!ccs. with and without h Ella
Together with oil or kinds rcccl ccted a. tis
umc-ali OF which will hc sold low for cash.
Leather Trunks also, as low : be- bought in
this vicinity JOHN COVNtII1
the post othcc-Sigh of the Yellow B iot.
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FOR SnIITiIrIEID,
FALL AND WINTER ARRANGE
MENT.
NEW STEAMBOAT AND RAIL ROAD


LINE TO
Richmond, Petersburg, fredericksburg, TJashiagfon
and alexandria,
Aza.sN Fare to Richmond and
Ok II Petersburg, rs cents only,
q'E:2<:::..t ~ 10y ~ including meals
Fare to = cdericksburr,
$i'oo' 10 w ashinSton and Alexandria, $3.50.
HOUR OF LEAVING CHANGED TO o A. NJ
The quick and beautiful low pressure Steamer
Augusta, running in connexiou with the Richmond
and Petersburg Rail Road. leaves Wrirhtys wharf
Norfolk: every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
at \. NJ, for the above cities and towns Passen-
gers b cakfast on board the Augusta and arrive ~
Port Wal ball at halt past 10 NJ, where trains leave
Ilnmediaiely for both Petersburg and Richmond
arriving al petersburg by half past L. NJ, and
at Richmond about p. NJ, about two hours in adj
vance of the old James River Line and in a Boat
nnsu passed IN her accommoda tons, and the ,ttcn.
on OF cr officers to the comfort Of her passengers
c' shnrg rvory Monday, "Wednesday and FRIDAY
at half past a. NJ, breakfast on board the Auon,
Ia, aud arriving at Norfolk about half past p NJ
10 VIII he per' civcd from the above that tbi.
comfortable and expeditions line gives TO Deraon.
visiting Richmond or Petersburg on business the
opportunity OF transacting il and returning bv the
boat of next morning as to be absent from thciy
homes single night only.
The Augusta will stop at the usual Ian1;po nv,
James River to take in and put out way travel and
at any other points on the river where signal ia
made "
The public may rest assured that /, is The deter
ninntion OF the ProPrictors to keep Nd this Line
permanently: and to- accommodate travellers b.-
tween Norfolk or Portsmouth and Richmond and
Petersburg, and the Cities of the District of Colum
hia, in the best manner and al the lowest rates
FOR iurther information. tickets or frcig int, apply
to w. II GARNETr s co.
~ ~ The central position Of the r. s. p r. r.
DcFot In Hlchmond and its tontiguitv to the Drip
cipa Hotels, and place of starting of the Cars from
the North and West and the Canal PocLcts co.
l,vnchburc, adds TO the economy as we'll n. IN.
convcnicnccs OF this Line. Oct
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SEEDS. SEEDS. SEEDS

1920 We have just received fun supply of
,fsssssessSfsTk fresh and genuine GARDEN, FIELD s.
,fcsS55JGSsS FLOWER SEEDS, (wartunted frcsh)
VIZ T"N"' The Seeds which We have the pleasure
-@ne&.s>- of offering to the public generally, are
r"'s d by the Shakers, and universally &c.
Know Lodged to be far superior to any raised in the
United States. Persons can place the most CON
hdencc in Our supply of Fresh Seeds, therefore
those wishing good, fresh and genuine will call ut
the Drug and Chemical Store, Sigh of the ir Nor
tar. CHAS. Ii. HElNITSU Accent
Feb
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1847-03-04

M EMORIA TECHNICA or the art of alb.
III DrcViaung those studies which give the great.
est labor TO the memory; including numbers ia
historical dates, Geography, Astronomy, GRANTEES
&c. Also Rules for Memorizing Technicalities,
NonencIatures' Proper Names, Prose, Poetry, and
topics in gcncral-cmbra cling all the available Rucs
found In Mnemonics or Mncmotechny of ancient
and modern tines; to which is added perpetual
AIhlfnac Tor Two thousand years of past time and
time to come. Adapted to the use of Schools bv
Lorenzo d. johnson. Price 81. For sale by
FEB y w. III. II. HODGES &'CO
IOld North State convl
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TO Ed,card r. .BIanaiirc

Vou will please to take notice, that on the 3I.t
day OF March next, at the Office of James
Murdangh, i'll the town of Portsmouth, Va, he.
tween the hours of six O'Clock in the morning AMI
sunset oil the same day. shall proceed to take
tea0, Eliza Lyme, and II. Steaks and others To be
read IN evidence, IN suit now depending in the
Circnit superior Court of Law and Chanccry for
the County of Norfolk, in which we are Plaintiffs
and you, Catharine b. Bamre, Edward b. Ba.
mlre, James Blamirc and Thos S. Shepherd are
decndants III, from any cause, the said dcposi.
tons should not be taken the 3lst of March the
same VIII be adjourned from day to day, until ia
ken and cnmolctcd. WIN TATFM
Late Sheriff of Norfolk County. suing for the
benefit OF Schaeffcr & Roberts, and Trutt Pcndlc.
ton s. Truitt. Feb d Iau,1,,
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THE NEW TREASURY NOTES.

lhese notes dated 9TH February, are made
payable two years after date to an assignee. and
me assignee endorses them 10 bearer; and then
delivery. "O'o "
On the face Of The note are stamped these
words" PhnciP'l fundable at the option Of The
holder in Z. S. per CT. Stock with semi ANIMAL
interest, redeemable after 1867"
On the back Of the $1,000 notes, is an in,eros,
liable ready computed, as follows
$50 per anuum,
. per month,
g. for 20 days
for 10 days
521 cents for 5 days,
log " for day.
ms renders Tho computation easy when either
paid in for conversion. "P'"J'
a CoSTRAsT.-Dr. Edson, the living skeleton.
weighs only ~ pounds; but there is Mrs Ar,
Dliage, now exhibiting in ENGLAND oh ,,o;nh.
Cs go iosi She had better Keep clear Of the
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1847-03-04

FENHE BATTLE OF LIFE, n Love Story
u by Charles Dickens, price cents
Daniel Dcnnison, and the Cumberland States.
man, 10y the late Mrs Holland, price % cents
The Hugenot, Tale OF the French Protcslants
by G. p. Il. James, Esq, % cents
No. 3 Chambers Cyclopcdia of English Iitcra
turc, price 25 cents
Nos l3l and 1872 Illustrated Shakesp~arc. For
sale by w. Ii. IL. HODGES s co.
Feb
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NEW BOOKS PROM HARPER & nRoru

NEW BOOKS FROM HARPER & BROTH.
EkS; -hiahtn' s intellectual Philosophy
D'israelps Sketches of English Literature
Painc's Institutes Of Medicine
The True Believer: his character dutv md
privilege, eluci lated in series of dscourscs, by
no. 10 Illustrated History of England
Part 2nd OF Fortcscuc, l25 cts
No'. I33 and l3f Illustrated Shakespeare
parker's Geographical Questions price % cts
an historical Romance by Count Alfred De Yirnv.
oil the French Academy-pricc % cts. For sale BY
March 2 w IN II U0DcFs e, 70 ~
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TO THE LADIES.

WZ#HyzzsA The Ladies of Portsmouth arc re-
sS41z1 spectfully invited TO call and examine
lot oil thick and thin sole SHOES which have
just received from Philadelphia
have the best morocco Slipper ever sold in this
goat Buskin at S 90 pair
fresh lot of childrcn's thick sole goat Bootees,
very good article
Inc Gentlemen also informed that have
this day received fresh lot of ca and kin Bootocs
JOHN COUNCIL,
west side Crawford st,cct, Sign of the large Vel.
~" poo' March
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MISCELLANEOUS.
II! c.. ICH OILS
AMERICAN HOTEL,
QATE EURorEAN)
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
WASHINGTON, d. C.
MISCELLANEOUS.
FOUNTAIN HOTEL,
LIGHT STREET. BALTIMORE.
PHINEAS TnuRSToV Propri

ARlluN j.. FOGG, p...
PHlNEAs TnURSTON, ProprietorI.
VIE undersigned having succeeded the late nm
Il OF Dix Fogg in the pr, prietorship of the
FOUNTAIN Hotel, so long and widely known as one
oil the most commodious establishments in Ba Ii
more, fake this method of informing the travelling
public that, besides the CIR at improvements made
ast spring in the addition of an entire new wing
to the house by, which large number of lodging
rooms were added, as well an extensive BaiLing
HStd6hshrnent, they have recently had constructed
nrr Ladies' Ordinary, fitted up in the most unique
and bcautitul style; and also private sitting room
lor ne gentlemen, which is entirely free from the
hustle necessarily incident u the more public parts
oil thc mouse; an arrangement highly desirable md
which they tiatcr themselves cannot fail To please
In connection with these improvements the whole
INT rlor oil the house has under gone thorough nc.
VISION everything appcrtaining to the upholstery
oil the establishment has been renewed, and attend
ants Tor the chambers selected with strict view TO
entre capabhty in every respect. The table will
be found at al times fully supplied it'll even ytbing
inc market Affords served up in a superior st vie ;
while in the way of mines, &c, nothing will be
kcp but what is of the best quality. Add to these
facts tue attent on and courtesy which will be rem
dcicd by their assistants acting under their own
personal supervision Those who may favor them
with a cali they hatter themselves will not leave
dissatisfied, as no pains expense will be spared
on their part to meet the of their guests and
trust their hopes of liberal patronage will not
prove uufuundcd.
baggage taken to and from the hotel free of
charge. Feb Oh
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GOM ErHING NEW UNDER THE sim
- AGAIN !-ClHCASSiAN BALM. We have
Just received, and are particularly anxious to call
tho attention OF the ladies and gentlemen TO This
nlost celebrated ard valuable preparation crer dis
Covered in HE kn1tcn lUorld, for PRESERVING THE
Lyman BIs AN HAIR and improving its GROWTH and
This Balm is acknowledged By all toho haze used il
20 be superior to every other preparation OF the kind
Tor the removal Of DandmF, Scuf, &c and al
other diseases of the Hair.
warranted, in al cases, to prevent Badness
ana check the tendency of hair to become Gran
The prevalence of the custom of cxtraya can't
putting and sclfPraise, would, perhaps, rcqniIe a
nigh wrought eu"gy in support of the virtues of
| .lns truly trondeLIUt Balm; but relying upon Tie
Judgment and good OF the public, and the in
rinslc valgc of the aticc presented TO their notice
we avoid the inlictiun of these usomc pa
and knowing what las cen done trust to tie fin
tnrc to exhibit TO our patrons the changes Which.
| effected. ~ ~ w
! - BE ChuTioUs where and from whom you pur.
chase; the Genuihetor sale only by CGIAS. H. iET.
'N''''N' Feb l3
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GARDEN SEEDS, FOR THE SPRING OF
~ 1877. The Subscriber is now receiving bis
new and choice supply Of fresh and genuine GAR.
DEN SEEDS, and can with the srictcst confidence
recommend them the true growth Of tho last
seeson, and Of the very best quality Those dc.
sirots OF obtaining the real Simon Pure" should
of U pi?EE
Feb %
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PURSUANT 10 a Deed of Trust from Stcnbon
4 James, aud Jcnnctt his wife, bearing date the
18th Junc, 1915, and OF record in the Clerks Office
oil Norfolk County, to secure certain debt tho rein
mentioned, to the Bank of Virginia will be sold I
public auction, before the Court House in the town
OF Portsmouth, on THURSDAY the IIth March
next, at - O'Clock, for cash, a certain LOT OF
LAND in the town OF Portsmouth, situated on Ef
bingham street, and bounded on the Yves. by the
lot Of David Jan G., the South by a vacant 10,
owned by stephen James, ON the West by Efin =
ham street, and running back one hundred and
ten feet, on which said lot there is double wooden
tenement, With lane Of three feet annexed to each
tenement. The said lot being a part Of the proprr
ty conveyed by lie Deed Of Trust Aforesaid
JOHN a CHANDLER
Feb lS-2awtds
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LOOK OUT FOR BARGAINS
To be hasi at the GUN ES9IiBL LSHlIENJ, !,

Portsmouth.
A the subscriber is determined 10 sell nersons
IA IN want of anything in my line may rest as
S"Ted mat the subscriber will not be under sold
nor undtr-worhcd Every article in the $40, lin o,
Line always on hand and mind, am not to be
under-soid. thankful for past favours ] respect
iuiiy request continuance of the same, as no ex-
ertons on my part shall be spared to please those
who may favor Inc with their CUSTOM as assure
the public II is not all talk and no Cider but |
inte9a 10 DO Just as say for bar gains stop
door East of the Old Dominion Office
~ =, mn j. a. SPALDING
per and Brass. r. OF
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ME Subscriber take this opportunity to thank
a this generous community for their liberal pa.
tronagc, and he has just received by the Baltimore
boat this morning, fine lot of CLOTHING such
as Black Cloth Dress Coats. some Black Business
Cashmere Vests, Black and Fancy Satin vet,
Saunctt Pants, &c. Call and | will guarantee
that you will be treated and waited u1on in The
most gcntemanhkc manner. J. NJ. MILES
RCD 20 Are adc
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NEW BOOKS Just received aid for s,I.. :,
In Publishers prices, by
w II. II. HODGES s co.
Science and the Arts of Industry
Settlers Revolt of the Netherlands
Lives of Columbus and Vcspucius
The Pleasures OF Taste, by Miss Jane Tavlor
Bcmcnt - - ~
Rambles about the Country, by Mrs. E. F. Ellie,
The Liyrs OF Vazc0 Muncz De Balboa the dis.
coVercr OF tic Pacific Ocean, fernando Cortes the
Conqnerer of Mexico, and Francisco Pizarro, the
Conqucrcr of Re u. Wv
The Philosophy of Magic, Prodigics and Appa-
rent Miracles, by Anthony r. Thompson. NJ. D r
RS. " "
Memoirs Of the most eminent American Mechon.
les; also the Lives of nguishcd Europeon Nc
chanics. illustrated with fifty Eneravinrs
The Treatment Of insanity, by Jno NJ Calf. Nj
d., Superintendent and Physician of the Lunatic
Asylum, Williamsburg, Va. Fcb 90
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BOARDING House.

lOSi Ill WILLS, Agent for the sale of J. II
~ ITplett Sons Nails, keeps constantly ON hand
iuii assortment, and will supply the trade at as
low prices as an article of equal quality can be pur
chased IN any CT the northern markets. Just re.
ccivcd 500 kegs wei assorted No o.
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STORE, g hhds nov crop New Orleans Su.
4 gar, . hbds w L. Molas-cs
10 bbis Rusty and Sour Mess Pork
lf5 boxes So1N. various kinds
ITO bbls n. o., n. T.. and y. Y. Rum
100 bb.s Common Rye Whiskcy
80 boxes Rio, LaguGyra and lava Coffee
90 6bls Cognac Brandy, lst ard 9TH proof
30 bb's Philadelphia and Baltimore Gin
loO boxes Manufactured Tobacco
800 bags Shot. 400 kegs NAILS
ID packages Loaf and Crushed sugar. Baliirncrs
and New York refined
100 boxes Mustard Pepper and Chocolate
Aud luomcutly expected. 1890 ibI. Gcorrrio.-n
aud Baltimore Supcf6rc -Four, for sale Lv
Jan u JOSIAH WILLS