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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-02-11
z. TAYLOR.

GREAT INDIAN BATTLE-A letter from a gentle
man at Council Bluffs, dated on the 18th of Deem
ber 10 his correspondent in ST. Louis states that,
the previous day, band of the Omahas met by
band of the Sioux, in the neghborhood of the
Bluffs; that battle ensued between them, and that
the Sioux killed sixty of the Omahas before the con-
fiict terminated.
The following particulars We find in letter TO the
St. Louis Republican:
at was a cold-blooded butchery of women and
children in the absence of all the warriors of the
village On the nj yht of the 18th and l3h the letter
states war party Of Yancton Sioux Indians defeated
and destroyed fourteen tribes of the Omaha tribe
Indians located at the time at Woods Bluffs situated
about sixty miles from this place-Belleview. The
men and warriors Of the Omahas had left the camp
on hunt; and the Sioux soon after they reached the
camp discovered that they only had women and chill
dren TO contend with The slaughter was terrible
seventy-three were killed, and nineteen MORALLY
wounded. Two men made their escape-one of then
named JOS Lafcche, trader in the employ of Mr.
Peter A. Sarpy, and at the time in charge of stock
of goods
rived at Beeview with both feet frozen. Mr. Sarpy
and Maj Miller the present agent, despatched party
of to ascertain the facts, and they confirmed,
their return, the report of Laheche They also re-
ported that five of the Sioux Indians had been killed
no doubt stabbed by the Omaha squaws. Going
twenty miles further than the ground of the massacre
they found the place where the goods OF the trader
had been divided among the robbers.
at seems adds the letter, that fate is against the
Omaha Indians. Four five days before this event
took place, one LODGE camping at Cabannes old trad
ing house, was attacked by war party of Ayonas
commanded by the we'll known chief White Cloud
and four of the men wounded, and one woman killed
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-02-11
speech Of mr. BENTON.

IN rHdicaioH Of The President for having proposed
tie creation Of lee Office Of Lieutenant General
IL THE Z. s. SENATE, JAN. %, 1S47.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-02-11
JAMES wHITcoMB.
STEAM MARBLE WORKS.

Approved January 26lh, Is47:
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-02-04

AN ARTIFICIAL MAN.-The Memorial Dor.
deIals. says, that near St Sewer there lives an
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-02-04
rRrwryur r1Er pgccr SAFES.

y. ,. Ia LENS Patent Ifch5tt SalauNn-
der Is the cuiy Safe that viii resist any
degree uf hfat in the burning OF build
ing---ihey have been amply tested end have
never failed Gayler's impsorcd Single
Sa.amander viii resist more intense heat
for longer reriod. than any other Single
Safes Tie above are male entirely Of
wrought Iron and Composition. and with
Locks as durable and secure as any now
snown--and are entirely flee from damp
ness. A tesi was publicly made BY IRE,
al Ga,ler's safe with others, fer "a hours
tile contents OF his were found in good
order, the contents Of the other Salaman-
der safes were Totally destroyed The first
premium medal was last yesr awarded
10 c. j. Gayler for the best Fire Proof
safes, and Ills with entire confidence the
paten,ee and oay manufacturer offers them
u all who wish TO purchase Safes that
are SAFES.
cepoi "a Water ST.. New Yoak.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-02-04
FEVER AND AGUE,
And all Efcycrs, ts,acd by
BaAkDRETEYs PILLS,

q LII FeyerS are occasloBed by the dlsor-
N dered motion OF the blood, produced by
the humoral scrosity By hardening the valves
Of the vessels. The blood circulates with great
Ii increased speed. aud is still increased BY the
friction of,he globules or particles which COM
pose the mass Of fluids Then i is that the ex-
cessive heat and cbills are experienced through
out the whole system, and accompanied with
great tllrst, pam in the head, back kidneys,
and IN fact complete pros,iation OF all the
faculties Of the mind as we'll as body.
On the first attack of Fever. or any disease,
Immediately take large dose Of Brandieth's
Vegetable Universal Pills, and continue to keep
up powerful effect upon the bowels. until
the fever OF pain has entirely ceased. Six or
eight wall IN most cases be sufficient as first
dose. aud one dose Of lhis kind, il is not i'm
probable, may prevent months oil sickness, per-
haps death.
Or. Brmdreih's Vegetable Universal Pills
are indeed universally approved medicine,
which. by It's peculiar action, cleanses the blood
ofall impurities, removes every pain and weak
ness, and finally restores the constitution to
perlec, health aud vigor
GJ-For sale by ri. LOCKE. Martinshurg,
Va. Jan. 25-lm
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0onnnagccisll Record.
Eli Tl.HORE MARKET.
american Office. Feb. 4. IS47.

.fnlertcdn CtFce, Feb. |, iS47.
CATTLE.--,ihere were zt4 head OF Beeves
cfFFes at the scales to-day, OF which $50 were
sod and Ga remain over unsold. Prices rang
cd from So .as3.50 per 100 lbs. on The hoo!,
equal 70 $4.6ziaS6.75 net, and averaging about
1915.
Hocs.-Live Hogs are in ligh, supply
Sales were made today at S650a t6.62i.--
They are now held at 1915.
FLouR.--There Were sales OF $500 bbis. oi
Howard Street Flour on Saturday at 80 The
same rate is current o-day, but the market Is
less animated. We note sales to-day OF 25Du
hbls al s.. The last settlements for receipts
from cars were at S5.e7i.
Some holders Of City Mills Flour are willing
To sell al Sc. while others ask higher. We
note sale Of cargo of2500 bbls. Ciy Mills
/ Flour, on ship board and intended for Rio de
Janr.ro. al So per Dbl. and the destination Of
the vessel changed TO Liverpool, the purchaser
paying shillinss freight We note sale Of
1000 ibis. this afternoon a, S..
! GRss Sales Of Wheat received by wa
goas at lsa i25 cents. Strictly prime reds
would bring l25 1870 cents. sale OF 300
bushels prime Penna. red at 100 cents. Corn
| has advanced. Sales this morning Of Penna
/ yellow at 90 % CTS Later IN the day sale
Of 5000 bushels Md. white from store was
made a, 95 cts We quote Oats at 40 cents
/ Cloverseed has advanced. Sales of Penna
prime at Si75 per bushel; now held higher
BAcos-For Bacon the demand is animal
ed. Sales to a considerable extent Of priiae
| city cured SIDES were made to-day at 81 cents
also small sales OF the same quality Shoulder
at 7a7s cpnts-now helt at II cents. Sales
10 limited extent Of Western Shoulders a
] CT cents.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-02-04
CnwEion To The F'nIgir.

Z HEREBY caution the public against trans
acting business with FREDERICK BUZ
ZARD LUTrRELL in my name. as have
every reason TO suspect him Of taking money
and other articles from my premises without
my knowledge or consent And have also
detected several lorgeries Of my name, as his
security, attached 10 Notes given by him-to
wit; at the vendue of Mr.. A. NJ. VanarsGale
in October last, for the sum OF $685.. and ano-
Their al the vendue of Mr.. Christian Gaines
shortly thereafter. for the sum of 1924 Per
sons are also lorewarned not to purchase any
Note or Notes. purportng 10 have been execu-
ted by me, which he may attemp, TO transfer
or 10 dccept any orders from him in my name,
as never went his security. nor never will
PAUL TAYLOR.
Feb. 4. ls47-3w.
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rrRMs OF srLscRlrrroN:
BOOK or GEMS. .FLsGANI GIFT BOOK.

The FIRST volume OF the Cabinet is bound as
an annual II is most beautiful and yaiua-
BE book, and so cheap as TO be placed within
the reach ofall. Price, in plain muslin, 81 .25;
muslin, gilt edges, $l.50; imitation morocco.
'al75
.Nese edition cfthe Dock Of Ccms-.for the Mail
Fertile convenience ofpersons at a distance,
the publisher has prepared a new edition ofthe
Boo. Of Gems for ne mad. Il is bound in neat
paper covers, and the postage 10 anv part Of
the u. States is only Isl cts Price ONE DOL
LAR. by enclosing which 10 the publisher, this
beautiful bound volume will be mailed TO the
subscribers address. For So. two copies will
be sent. postage fee; four copies for ST. sew
en- for s. hiicen for $40. This edition is in
great denend.
6y-1hc Book OF GEMS. mail edition, and
years subscription for le45, viii be furnished
Tor il.50; aud 500 will pay for the same
book ia gilt muslin. and years subscription.
D. A. WOonWoRIH. Publisher.
Clinton Hop. Nassau ST., NJ Y.
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STAT IoNERy. PATER & rLArrg
&

FRANCIS s. LOUTREL, II Maiden Lane.
Importers OF every description of Stationery
and Paper; Manufacturers Of Acct. Books,
Manifold lerWrteis, Gold Pens, Copy
ing Presses, Crolon Inks. &c Sc A large
stock of Blank Books, Paper and Stationery
suitable for Southern aud Western trade !;
MISC Books suitable for County Clerks Courts,
Banks, Insurance Companies and others
All orders sent by mail will receive prompt
attention.
Eaucis s. Lo,drel, II Maiden Lane.
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REPORTED MILITARY MovEMEST--The
Charleston Courier has the following letter
from It's correspondent IN New Orleans:
Gentiemen--Colonel TorTES, Chef Enai-
nepr o. the United States, arrived here 10 gay
from " aShugton. The Rocket and double
Howiizer Brigade is expected daily. The
regiments OF louisiana, Pennsylvania aud
Mississippi, are about teing embarked, aad
viii take 80 days ralIons with them. these
troops are supposed To be destined Tor lusnan.
where they Will be- joined by the Aiassachu-
sets, North and south Carolina, Virginia,
Illinois, and % PENNSYLVANIA regiments
Their future destination is unknown, as every
avenue 10 Information IS carefully guarded /;
but 1t is now guessed AT thai "A march will be
made direct on Mexico from Tusnan. by
Guanch nago, Papanda Apan, and Iezino,
along the rJut- over winch the Indian runners
passed IN "a hours, from the Gun 10 Mexico,
IN tue time, OF AoSTEzUMA.
The distance is only $50 miles, and the road
is sa'l 10 present no serious Obstacles 10 the
march OF troops. Genera. SCOTT VIII advance
at once on san LUIS Potosi. simultaneously
with the fuslnan movement. Ii is supposed
thai SANTA ANNA will not fight al polosl when
he tinds 1000 nien advancing from Tusman,
thence to TuaeZmgo, in order TO oppose our
advance from lusInan. A this point he can
make strong stand. But here this couble
iiowzpr Rr gadc will act with great eihcien-
CIV. in order 10 understand how, II is necces
sary 10 describe the pass Of 1ulatzugo. 1t is
formed BY chasm IN the mountain the rocks
rise almost perpendlculary 10 a height Of l50
feet. The road between, viii admit OF no
mara than A u,utes nj r.S,et Thu, mass iS only
oac quarter OF mile in length. Over this
caasm, there Is natural bridge Of rock, which
is accessible by steep and devious asoent. BY
which mules can ascend.
The double mountain Howitzer vii, be
placed on mules and carried 10 the natural
badge, when the road to the west OF the pass
will be completely commanded to the distance
OF 200 yards, SO thai the enemy S totccs must
retire on the approach of our columns TO that
distance Our troops will thus be enabled 10
move through the pass ana debouch into an
open lableau o! land OF some miles IN extent,
without hlndrance OF tie Mex ican artillery. -
Oar army will then make a flank movement
on .lpat, which will compel the hiexicaRs 10
move on 10 IcZano, 80 uIiles from Mexico.
in the mean time Gen ScoTr Will move rap
lilly on Maconl, and Chico and the Real del
Monte, and thence 10 Pachuca aud Otumba.
The road from Otumbi TO lezano is exceed
ingy difficult, and perhaps it may not he ne
ceSSary 10 follow II Ia oruer 10 torn a junction
with our columns at rtZano; II SO. Gen. ; corr
VIII by right Hank movement reach lshal.
mloa. Is ndes from Mexico.
have thus briefly stated what is whispered
amongst military men here. Ihosgh Vera
Cruz is bei,'ved 10 BE- the point of attack, |
think myse. VI is designed only as tent-
The arrival Of Col. TerrEN. who is considered
one If the most >kiliul eng,aeers in the world.
has created no small sensation IN military cir.
cles. His mouth is closed
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-02-04

RICH s. LOUTREL. 81 William street,
New York, importers of French and En-
glish Fancy and Staple Stationery of every
variety Manufacturers aud Dealers IN Ac-
count Books and Papers OF all kinds, Gold
Pens, Letter Copying Presses, Notarial
Seal Presses, Manifold Writer'S. Domestic
Stationery of every variety, and all other
articles sold by Slalioners, for sale By us IN
quantities to sui, purchasers. at the lowest
possible prices. Country Merchants Will
please cali and see us.
James y. Rich, ". NJ. Loutre!, 81 William ST.
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LOOK OUT I'Oss
M. Ar GET COURT!

ENt1E undersigned, intending to leave Mar
T. tnSburG, requests all those indebted to
him by Note, Sc; also. the Notes and Ac-
counts due the firm oil SI1EETZ & VIM
SONliELLER. assigned to him. to call and
make payment. or such arrangements as will
he satisfactory, on or before The 5th day Of nert
.Hdrcb--and those who neglect this notice.
may rest assured that their claims will be pla-
ced in the hands Of proper officers for colIec-
ton, withou, any further notice from him.
PHILIP SHEE1Z.
Feb. A. iSA7-Aw
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uUIx DING rTAF uwAI + ARD PoE-
CELAIN Va MIA u : Il.

The undersigned respectfully invites the at
tention Of architects and owners TO his
assortment Of American wrought and cast
Locks OF every description, and iaSIenings for
dwellings and stores; The variety OF sizes and
qualities cannot DE surpassed in the Union
Porcelain FulaittTe for Lock Knobs, Bell
Levers, French Window and Shutter Knobs
Of so different kinds. the quality Of locks
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-02-04
ONE HUNDRED ENGRavINcs.

several pieces OF the choices, muse. and near
ly four hundred octayo pages.
The contents OF this magazine are for the
most part original. II is the aina Of the Editor
% afford amusement and instruction o! the best
Kind and 10 the most pleasing manner--lo or
pose the strongest barriers against yIce--tomul-
tiply incentives 10 viriue--and, while every
tang sec,afian is carefully discarded. 10 i'm
press upon tho Young mind and heart The SUI
p,eme importance OF the truths OF revelation.
and lie nrcessi,y OF spirilual religion.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-02-04
Y q u 4h'a Cabin 6 Co
Francis c. wocdw erth, Editor.
Voc. 2. 70 a ae47.

TENlllS popular monthly for Young people
IL commences the second year of lis new
series in January, lS45. !tmay now be regar-
ded MS permanently established; and both the
Editor and Publisher, encouraged By their past
success, val, endeavor moi only 10 deserve the
fateriug encomirms so generally bestowed
npcn their labors. but TO make the CABISEr
greater favorite among lis readers than ever
The second volume will be enriched with a
variety o! Beaagti Embellishments, from Orig
ind Designs
The steel vigneile, engraved from a design
by one Of the first artists IN TIC country, is Of
Hselfa gem, rarely surpassed by the most cost
ly magazines. When completed, the yearly
cal. mn, etf,hrares
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-02-04
NESs.YOHK.

and strength &c Knobs ar' all warranted.
Orders frcua The Couairt ssp,sld siesify thick
nc. Of desrs, ard sshtfIer tho cosas s'riHe-
II right or iefi On catering. Agent ios
sIrncris's Crurch and Factory Bells
GEO. T SITCRDS. ii6 broadway, cp-
posne City Houi.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-02-04
FERTUTEET. Tf1IL.-' rfg-g. p2--
cy4 TX JIrITT 6. Sst.

TKUU.H = FUIT LTlE. NO.
3Coutilandt e.. importers and Manulac,u-
rers. Premium Walne, OIL Military Shaving
Soap, the only genuine. iaycnied BY pr. J..
D. Vrocm Toilet aud Family Soaps, Pat
Gu, Candies, PsrlumeTy OF every variety nj
the lowest rates.
"A. L. COMSTOCH, HATCH & CO. No,
6 Courtlandl ST.. pfoprietors OF Dr. A. l..
Coms,ock's Patent Medicines and William
Johnson's Walnut Oil Military Shaving aud
Fancy Soaps. Agents for every Patent
Medicine Of worth.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-02-04
wrMpcYy sEAprE.

kelly & RIKER. ISL Chatham St, man
ufacturers and importers of Shades aud
Mornings. exclusively. Dealers can save
from 10 10 80 per cent. by calling as above,
whih is the mos: extensive maEuiactory in
the l.. States.
BARTOL & ORMSBEE, manufacturers
and importers, No. Spruce st. Shades Of
all descriptions, kinds aud sizes; Trimmings
at manufacturers prices; Signs, Banners,
and interior Decorations.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-02-04
cAwTnv TIT, a rnrrawy.

THE ~ FORK CANTON TEA COM.
PAM, a, l25 Chatham s. and 1913 Gfe,n
wich ST.. is the Oldest exclusive Tea Esiah-
lishmen, in America. Merchants and OH
ers wishing 10 contract for the sale OF our
superior Packed Teas, must apply nnrnedi-
ately--if by mail, pre- paid.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-02-04

e MJORX 81 O p,
THE OLDEST ARTERY FIRM Nv
INT EMIT ID !sT..GES.
EE AVE, by strict attention 10 business, gain
Il 4 ed popularity that cannot be exceiied
not one OF the mushroom concerns that are
daily springing up, here today and gone To-
morrow, but at all times TO be found at their
old stand, No 2 Calvert St. happy 10 wait on
all who favor them with call.
CAuTr N.
We would most respectfully urge upon Cor
respondents ,he necessity Of alway addressing
their lavors 10 EMORY & CO., Baltimore,
and no, 10 any individual who may, through
sinister motives, represent himself either as
being, or having been, a member of our firm.
A strict observance OF this caution by our
friends, will always secure a prompt and con-
fidential reply to their favors.
Emory s. Co. Cash all Prizes sold by them
in GOLD.
Emory s. Co. have sold more Prizes the last
two months than ever was sold by any ten
vendors in the U. States. One prize Of
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-02-04
sAIAMANurT7 cArEe.

Rich & Co.'S Patent Improved Saamander
Safes, Double and Single, warranted free
from dampness as well as fire proof-an i'm
proyement upon Wild rs Patent For sale
by A. S. MARVIN, Agent for the manu-
facturer, 1885, Water st. Also by |. Bridge,
~ Orleans.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-02-04
srnvrs. aerrs. &C.

IHCKOK s, co. $50 Water St. Whole
sale Dealers in Stoves and Castings. a
large assortment Of the vssloos Patterns now
used. on hand among which is Agwood's
celebrated Empire Cooking Stoves. Cani.
drons, Sugar Mills and Kettles. Church,
Factory and Steamboat Bells, OF all sizes.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-02-04

BE.NTL9.N. J0H.sS0.NS co. g7es Pearl
ST., near Faiion, Manufactures aud Deal
ers in Britannia Ware. Plain and japannrd
lin Ware. Laaterns. Tea TayS. Fry
Pans, Sauce Pans, Coffee Mills. Iron War;,
Riyeis, Kettle Ears, &c. Importers Of Block
Tin and pianished Ware
Darius Be,d.am. Geo. ". johasoa. ". II.
WLiIaey.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-02-04

GEORGE j. BYRD. Manufacturer and
Dealer, has alwayson hand 3 laege and well
selected stock Of Umbrellas. parasois. Para
soletts and Sun Shades. at his manufaciory
and warehouse, iSo Pearl ST., nearly oppo-
site Cedar ST.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-02-04
NEWLY OlsK.
NEw-YoRK SPRING TRsDE--IsiT.
TO COUNTY MERCHANTS.

HHERE can be no doubt bui thai The CT
IA ~ Of New York Is the most advantage
Gus marke, in ibe Uniied States for tie par
chase of country supplies.
Ii is connected by water communication and
Rail Roads with all tine States IN ihe Union
il receives ,ha largest unpouations from abroad,
contains the largest stocks Of goods. and is The
grvai depot OF American Manu- faciarvs, and
prices are less and credits mote liberal
Persons disposed 10 purchase. vii find il tc
their advantage TO cali on The following houses
eADJrxHy. EAr -gYsg Il COACH
yIAr DIV RE-.
". J. BUCK. Manufacturer and Importer
2J9 Pearl 81.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-02-04
Candy s. Frnis.

A FRESH supply Of all SORTS Of Candy,
n Lemons, Almonds. Dried Ciron, Rai-
Sins. Prunes, Figs. SC. &c,--(or sale by
Feb. a w. DORSEY.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-02-04
CrNg xEMEN'S TUE NISuING
Tl6D.

JOHN VI D.aVIE!S &, JONES, LOG VIII
liam ST.. s. +. Corner OF John. importers.
Manufacturers and wholesale Dealers in all
descriptions OF Gen,lemen's Under Shirts
and Drawers. Hosiery. Stocks, Cravats,
Scarls, Shirts, Collars, Bosoms, Suspenders,
Gloves, Caps, Sc.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-02-04

r a. Il. cox, Is Maiden LaEe, $40 Bread
way, Importers and Dealers ia Gas Fix
lures and Lamps Of every cescFsIl'o,'',---
Man,el Clocks, Chand4leFs. GFandolcs
Solar Lamps. Table Cutlery, larannery'
Silver Plated and Britannia Wares. ~pocns
and Folks plated on German si.fsr, Sc.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-02-04
.7LEX.i.N-DRL7 MARKET, I
cn-rffc Gtsire .Ltn,,a,7y 20. lS47.

FLoua.-W Wagon price S. 25--receipis in.
creasng. Sales from stores Of about 500 bbls.,
King street at $3.50 t5.56i dealers gener
ally ask 1915, and some have none for sale,
waiting for still better accounts. Shippers are
very ,iInid, remembering last year.
CoRS-Salcs Of 1000 bushels at 76 cents
aud 5000 bushels a, 7s cts.--latter part yellow
all from store Wagon price about 20 cts
and must be remembered by our country
friends. that parcels oil 2000 or 5000 bushels
are worth more 10 shippers than wagon loads
WHEAr.-The parcels alluded 10 in our las,
report were sold. same day, at 10 cts. The
next receipts will probably bring mora few
loads from wagons sold at l05all0 cts.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-02-04
srcApe, repal CO am s-su1 r.

Fine Cut Tobacco manufacturers and impor-
tiers of choice Segars, sold on the most rea-
sonahIe terms and warranted 10 excfl.--
JOHN .1.NDERSO.ES. co, No. 2 Wall
2i3 and 2l5 Duane SITS, have received The
hishes, premium Of the American Ias,,tgle
for the years le43-'44--'4j.
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$4,000 EACH!

MAKING HE BEAUTIFUL SUN OF
S6O,GOO:
That can be had by purchasing from Emory
& Co. one package in the following Schene
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rasuTcws-ru cLcTE.wc WAR;.
l4GCEE.

J. p. BLACKjVELL. No l79 Broadway,
opposite Towards Hotel, Manufacturer and
wholesale and retail dealer in Clothing. On
hand, a general assortment OF Piece Goods,
which will be made up 10 order.
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CT GIVING.

s. SPECK. SO Nassau st,
Manufacturers and Jobbers OF Clothing. have
on hand a very large assortment for the
Spring trade, suitable for the Southern. Yves
tern, Eastern and Northern markets, made
up in the best manner aud in the most fash
ionable styles; we would particularly invite
purchasers 10 call and examine our stock be
lore purchasing, for as regards sly les, work
manshipsnd price, wechalienge decomposition.
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sTnIEE1 GrLss.

CARSE & READ. S Spruce st.--Stanet
Glass and Metal Sash Work of every des
cripiion made to order Designs from the
country faithfully and promptly executed
and warranted 10 give satisfaction,
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prY rUrrT ~. SCARE. &C.

a. A. MOSS. 305 broadway. Above Duane
ST. Manufacturer aud Importer Of choice PEI.
fumery. Toilei Scars. Extracts, Cologu,s.
SC. Agentfcr tie sale o. Rousst!s PERU
mery, Sc.