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counts for the decree recorded in our last intcrd
ing any member of the Orleans family from ever
again settiut his foot upon th. French soil which
the Committee on the. bill has sanctioned 10 such
an extent however, have the hopes of the Regency
party reached that a demonstration of operatives IN
It's favor US contnr,,I,tJ ond ;nd.,J rro, J,,. IN
dav in cons,.nnnc,. IF tb' aar,os real "r nr,.,,!nd
ed Of demonstrations ON The mart of son, boJcs ar
others Of ill.,. pcoplc every avenue Icadinp to the
National Assembly and every room hall or passagc
of the bnIIdinD il daily rod 70 nh soldiers ,h
fixed b,vonctS and from IL IN % thous,nd tr,ou,
occupy the Quavs adjoining. during the sittings
The National Assembly has plainly aud boldly g
clared that the system OF keeping 100 or $50 thou
sand men, pcnsioncd by the state, doing nothing
must be done away with, The organization OF Labor
winch was prctcxt, and the successful cry OF the
revolution OF February has been found be inprac
ucable.
ne curriers', who were masters OF the situation
ana OF the National Guards, now find that not only
Their authority Is slipping under their feet but that
the troops OF the nc TO the extent Of about 40 TO 81
Thousand men, have been introduced INTO Paris since
the ALTAR OF the 10th May. The relative strength
OF parties is altogether changed. The cOnSpralorS
OF the 10th May, to the number Of about $50.
believe, some say 800, but official statement has
been given OF the numbers arrested STILL for the
most part, confined at Vinccnncs.
1t Is SAID that the Judges have Intercepted them
privately and secretly, but anything like a public
examination which would enable all Europe to form
an OPINION OF the extent OF their crime aud Whistler
any members OF the executive Government were
guilty OF completely, and to what extent is not to be
hoped for In the meantime however, it has official
ly TRANSFERRED that Sobricr, who it will be rcmcm-
bcred, had little prefecture Of Police on his own
account, at the Rue Rvoli, No 10, received from the
Government stores on the 18th April, 1000 muslets
and bOJO cartridges.
Arago, the then Minister of War, first had the
dIt OF this, then ii was ascrlbed to Ledru Ron, who
shifted oil his own shoulders to those of his Score
tary Rcgnauit, who again in his turn, declares Caus
sldlerc to be the party who supplied these arms.
we must bear in mind that Regnault, creature Of
Lcdru RoIlin, is just nominated chief Secretary to
the new Project of Police. Under these circun-
stances it seems TO us almost imnossbc that Barbrs
and Sobrcr and the rest can he nuuishrd In REGARD
to NJ Lamartne's foreign policy. we endcayor in
vain TO penetrate the mystery.
Up to that period we believe that he has inccs-
sanity aborrd 10 maintain uracr-he has only affect
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COAST WISE.
Bath, ole. BRIG AmeSJWy.

Bath, (He.)-Brig AmesJmy.
Ice $50 tons, boards 1000 #, order.
B0StOn-Brig Zion.
Liquor 80 brls Butts, Pickrcl * Co; mackcrcl 50
do, Pope Co; plaster % tons, r WhitrIdgc & Co;
hemp do, domestics % bales, stearinc % brls,
nackercl 300 do, oranges 100 bxs, order.
BoSton-Bris MWy Stanton.
Plaster 81 tons, 7 Wnltridge 4 Co; domcstcS 25
bales, Turnbull Co; 81 do, glue 10 cases, liquor
30 brls, order.
.Ne,r York-Sch Emily johnson.
Cheese liz bxs, 5 Hurbut; lead pipe , csks, E
Pratt & Bro; cigars l62 bXs, f IL jerks; cheese 20
bXs A l. Fulford deer skins 30 packs; hay 30 bdls,
Ne,o York-Sch Edna c.
Sugar 10 brls Harvey, Carson < Co; mdzc ) bal -
\ Iurnbull Y Co; tin plate IS bNs, SMALL lead
pipe csis, wire 81 bds, f Pratt \ Bro; tobacco 81
hhds. iron 80 bars 80 bdls, mdzc 500 pkgs Rose
Merrill & Co, and others.
Netr YOrk--Sch. Ann Smith.
Tin so pigs, Pratt s Bro; mdzs 800 ptgs, J w
Brown; tobacco ii hhds, hemp 81 bales, cement 81
brls, oakum AZ bales order.
Ne,r lmk-.Sch. Baltimore
Cheese % bxs, S IIurIbut; 80 do y l. FuIford; ale
hhd,, 1 Walsh; mdle csk, & small; pkg, j +
Strohm \ Co; hemp TONS mating bU rolls, goat
skinS bales, mdze go pkg, order.
.Ne,c York-Sch. Eliza Neseyole.
Ground feed 230O bushels SIENNA 9 bales, order.
NetU York -Sch. Josephine.
Cheese 222 bxs, Hurlbut; wine or cSSs, G. S
Odicld, jr, and Co; 80 bskts do, brandy . hf and
or csks, l. Thomson s Co; sugar boxes and 10 hi
do, J M'Conkey & Co; hemp 100 bales, skins 2o
bdlS, mdze 2l7 pkgs. order.
Netc York-Sch. Lydia.
Flannels 20 bales A Turnbul X Co; champagne
30 bSkts, J Strohm & CO.. tea o Inf ch,ts, Harvey,
Carson * Co; nails aud spikes 10 pkgs, Pratt X
Bro; mdze pkgs, Chappell; $40 do, Rose, Mer-
rill & Co.
Philadelphia Sch. Hero
Iron l2l bdls 81 bars, coffee $50 bags, mdze 140
pkgs, order.
Chgrleston-Sch Charles Kersha,r.
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Turks ISLAND.

The Rermtda Herqid mentions that the bill for
the separation of Turks Island from the Govern
memt of Bahama Islands has passed the Legislature
OF the latter This Gt obscrvcs) will no doubt be
highly gratifying to the Turks Islanders well as to
many persons in these (thc Bermnda) Islands, who
feel interested in their welfare. The time allowed
for the payment Of the bit Of 900 to the Bahama
Government is sirteen years instead Of four, was
first intended by the bill" Turks Island is now,
WI! shortly, therefore, come dependency Of ia
maica.
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ted to bounty is to be made by commission OF sex
ports" TO be named by the Minister Of the INTERIOR
and residing in Brussels The intending exporter
must forward patterns in duplicate Of the fabrics de-
signed for shipment Various necessary precautions
and iormaItcs be Observed in order to provide
for the goods being Of native production. For tins
end, certificate OF origin is primarily TO be deliver
ed by the burgonaser Of the lUcdltywhcrc the fab
RIGS have been prepared. The payment Of the pre-
MUM, iullmcnt Of the necessary conditions, Is to
be made by the government within one month alter
shipment; but the bounty viii not be accorded for
any expectation of fabrics Of less value than
thousand francs.
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

We have been obligingly favored with copy OF
the ''TariI of Rates of Transportation on the Nam
Stem of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad" dated
"May lst lSi5"-from which VIC have extracted
the principal leading articles, giving the through
charges between Baltimore and Cumberland, which
vary materially from those previously inforce. The
table will be found on the title page of this paper.
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Westphuiid Hans.-Thc following compound will
give to any common ham the taste much apprcciat
ed in that sold Westphaia; aud is recommended
TO those who prefer that flavor: In one hundred parts
of water dissolve four parts Of salt two parts ofbrown
sugar, part BarbadOcS tar and part spirits of
win" After it has been well mixed and stood for
several days, three tables SPOONFUL may be mixed
with the salt necessary 10 cure an ordinary ham.
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REVIEW OF THE
BALTIMORE MARKET
(AND INCIDENTS CONNECTED HEREWITH,
For the Week ending last eUentng.

REMARKS.-We have at length reached the pc
rod Of mid summer with all its associations-tIme
-tcmpcraturc-and dullness as regards business.
The for several days has shonc purely clear, and
the mercury has been up-Whilc pCnnIng this artl-
Gle, in comparatively cool apartment, II indicates 81
in the thermometer. Business has been slack-Yery
little Flour coming in-wh no Wheat 10 make any
and the streams TOO low TO put the mills into opcr-
alton,
Since our last publication two steamers of the Gu
nard line have arriy ed from Liverpool the Acadia at
New York, with dates to 9th ult; and the America
at Boston, with dates Sd nst.-the latter the short
est passage, (ony ten days and eight hourS) on re-
cord. The adviccs by the former put prices of Corn
and Meal up fraction and those by the latter rcdu-
ced them below their previous level.
AMERICAN DRY GOODS.-fhc only sales
making by commission houses TO retailers who
are dong a moderately good business for the season.
BEESWAX.-Wc have no transactions to report.
There is very little Ill market, and the last sale re-
ported at - cts.
BREAD.-Thc demand continues fair for all dcs-
crptons of shipping denominations, and prices are
steady.
CNNDLES.--Thc market is unchanged. Sperm
are in moderate request 81, Adamantinc at ~ and
Mould Talow at l2dll cts per ID, the latter IN fancy
boxes for export
COFFEE-Thc private transactions have been
on very limited scale, not exceeding 6OOaIOO bags
Rio at 6ld63 cts. per h.. which is decline. by
auction, 81 81 bags Rio offered 5000 OF which
sold at 61a7 cts per h., lnos-thc residue with
drawn.
COTTON-Wc have not heard of an operation
during the weeks holders asking price above
the views of buyers.
FEATHERS-Arc dull Of sale; and although the
supply is large few enquiries are making.
FISIl.-1hurc have been sales Oi Dry CodhSh Tor
export at about 3 CTS. per lib. for small and / Tor
large Shad nave declined, and No trimmed sold
at So per brl. Herrngs continue steady, North
Carolina short brs. at $3.50, and Potomac aud Su,-
ouchanua at la S4.15 No. MackCrcl are Little
lower new can now be had at 1928. No. , are
steady at S6.25, and No. at SO.
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ADMINISTRATION for Home m"nufac-
lures.
The following is from an English paper received
by the Acadia:
The Belgium Government have issued decree Of
extraordinary purport, and which cannot fal most
portaton of the cotton fabrics of Lancashire. 1t is
enacted by this decree that from the LIST OF June TO
the LIST of September, with saving clause for pro-
rogation, premium of 10 per cent. on the value
shall be allowed expectation for countries out oil
Europe of all cotton manufactures, gray beached or
printed The valuation of the goods to be admit
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PATENT OFFICE REPORT, ls47.

We acknowledge the receipt, from the Hon. Ed
MuND BURKE, Commissioner of Patents, of hand
somcly bound and lcttercd volume of 600 pages, en-
bracing his Annual Report for the year 1877, made
to the House of Representatives, for which MIR.
Burke will please accept our thanks. We have cur
sorily examined, and find much, but apparently no
,rnsfe, matter in it. We have, however, been at
tracted by the heads Of several subjects which will
hereafter claim our particular attention, with which,
too. we think many of our readers will be pleased
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lE2G,66I.4lO
.E26,66l,il0
E32,627,972
f32.G21.972
e32, 627 ,972 E32, 627 ,972
Dated the 25th day of May, lS4S.
Nj. MARSHALL, Chief Cashier.

e32, G27 ,972 E32, 627 ,972
Dated the 25th day of May, lS4S.
Nj. MARSHALL, Chief Cashier.
AFFAIRS IN FRANCE.
The surface of political affairs somewhat more
calm. There was a lull, for moment, in Paris, but
the disposition tending TO all violence and mob
government The Provinces were frightully disdf
fcctcd, particularly at Lyons.
The grand national ictc took place on Sunday, 2lst
May, at the Champ dc Mars, which of course
dcrcd the Parisians happy. The deputies of the Ma
tional Assembly assisted at the solcmnlty. which,
however, did not include dinner Tor about SO,OOU
guests intended, the bcnquct part OF the arrange
mcnts having been rclinquished as impractcable.
The following is an extract of letter published in
a London paper:
PARIs, Friday evening, May o.
The proposed decree for the Punishment Of Louis
Philippe and his family was brought forward to-day
in the Assembly. The vote upon it was
In favor. ....- '..'.'..' '-'-'''''oSa
Against IT,. ........ 20
Majority for Punishment $50
At the Bourse o-day rhrce's sold at 40 and Elves
at 7O,
The following was the situation of the Bank of
France last evening:
Specie in Paris .bioo9,uo'
In the branches including country banks
consolidated with the Bank of France. sc, 199 900
Bills over due and protested. -. 42uuO,uUn
Kills running duc ............. la $50 900
Branch bills running due .......... SO 6S5 900
Bills due By branches for notes in circua-
tion ~ ...... .... l0l 900 900
Bank notes circulation .............. 800 900 900
Branch banks ............ .l0l 000, 900
To the credit of the Treasury -. ... % sol 900
Private account current 900 900
The Condition Of Public Afdirs.-From all OBJ
scrv atons enabled to make, it appears TO us
that the National Assembly elected by universal suf
rage and vote by ballot, although decidedly republic
can is nevertheless much more conservative than
democratic The ballots Of Dufrans and the Theirs
party evidently by their experience, temper, and as
the representatives of party and ORDER carry very
great il not preponderating weight in the Assembly.
These are further strengthened by the Legitlma-
lists, whose confidence has so far increased within
these few days that the Prcsse, their organ, has
published series of private letters from Prince de
Jonvie, now at Claremont, near London, emincntly
calculated to awaken dynastic symrathies, TO pave
the way for his return to France at least as private
citizen. We have doubt that Lamartne and the
Republicans aware OF this movement and 1t &C
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Stock ON hand, 18th inst, 22,9ll hhds.
WOOL.-Wc have not heard Of any transact ions;
indeed the supply very limited, the low rates every
where prevalent not justitying holders in bringing
it forward.
FRElGHIS.-- European quite slack, and those
engaged for England have been at BIS cd. per ton
for Provisions -. Sd. per brl. for Flour or Meal,
and sd. per buShel of SO lbs. for Corn. There IS
very little going forward to the West Indies, but the
is about Is per bril- for Flour or lis
equivalent Coasting vessels of the smaller size,
have been more cnquIrcd for, but the rates continue
previously reported, viz:
To 'o>tonCoa l.I5a = ); Flour IS cts; Corn, 5ctS
" Ports III Maine, ............ ....... .do.ido -"
60 New York, Iron and Coal y so. So. do. A."
9" Providence, Flour Is cts. ......-.. do. % g
. Eastern ports. Timber y per NJ.
WESTERN TRANSFORMATIONS rates
through on the Baltimore and Susqurhanna Railroad
from Baltimore TO Pittsburgh are the same as last
week. and will probably SO remain until the yiaduct
at FrccpOrt IS repaired, VIZ:
Dry Goods, &c. in BIS. per 100 lbs. Ito
ditto, .............I ia bales. Nv
Hardware, Drugs aud Groceries, .. % cts.
Quccnswarc.. &C.. .... ,.HO -
Cuitcr, -. ... ......... ........b5 I"
II .rrincs, ......... co.. ...... ~l37,
Shad aud Mackcryl .............. I.50
BEEF CATTLE.--Th"rr wa, a fair supply al
market last Monday, but the demand bting more than
ordinarily good prices improved The offerings com
pris"d jl6 head, 2l6 Of which were taken by clty
butchers, and the residue driven Eastwardly. The
prices paid ranged from 3.75 TO SAP, gross,
equivalent TO 75Od s. per 100 lbs, net. Hogs have
improved in prcc-no sales reported under S4.l2z,
and up to s $50, as in quality.
EXCHANGE.-Thc demand for all Foreign Bills
is very limited although rates have declined. ster
ling are down to lOuIO5 per ct. prem , and Bremen
Slds2 cts per Rx Dollar. Other Foreign nominal
We quote follows:
Bills on London Esterg GOdays, lOdlO5 per CT prem
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Letter sheet Prices Current

A Review of the Baltimore Market, for the week
ending last evening" printed on fine paper and adapted
to correspondence, can be had at the Printing office
of this paper, n. W. corner of Baltimore and Holli
day streets, (up StairS,) to-day by o'clock, at g.
cts single, or cts. each, for or more copies.
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Mails and Travelling Facilities.

On the first page of this paper will be found the
time of the Arrivals and Closing the Mails in different
itcs-Stcamboat and Car regulations Departures
Of Foreign Steamers, Packets, Sc
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Public Document.-We thank the Hon. J. A
PEARcE. of the Senate oftho u States, for valuable
Public Document
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Single letters limited to ounce, cxcrptt to Lubbock
and Gutha. which is limited TO 0unc' (tUreIgn.)
3. In the following cases, it is best 10 paw TIL Uni
ted States postage only. Nevertheless, the writer
may pay TO destination, or may send unpaid.
Postage in addition 10 The United States rate, (See
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NEW STEAM TOW BOAT LINE TO
HAVRE DE GRACE x PORT DEPOSITE.
rTrv7 !, THE Susquehanna Steam Tow Boat
t-.sa.ss-l Cumpany's new boat JUNlATA, Capt
Jas. Mitchell, will Commence her re-
gular trips, leaving the lower end OF smiths wharf
every Tuesday, Thursday aud Saturday evenings,
at O'clock, for Havre de Grace and Port Deposit-.
Returning, will leave Port Opposite at o'clock, and
Havrc de Grace at o'clock, every Wednesday,
Friday a ID Monday evening For freight pas
sage, apply 10
JAS. S. MURPHY, Agent,
jrl7 II Office lower end Smiths wifi.
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,. Writers may prepay to the following places and
countries, or send unpaid, or they may pay the Uni
ted States postage only-which last is advised
odd 10 tie United States Postage (See ubore) II pre-
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BACON, BEEF AND PORK.
0nnn EXTRA SUGAR CURED
cOOO HAMS, in canvassed aud Paner
bags
300 brls. Mess No. and Prime BEEF
300 do. do. and Prime PORK
Also. Family BEEF in half and quarter barrels.
Sp'ced TRlPE for ship stores; SHOULDERS,
BACON, smoked and picked TONGUES -
stanty on hand and for sale on terms
y n. KIMBERLY,
ma27 Nos. %, "a and 2s Burea-st., ola Tow.
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BREMEN MAILS

Post Office Department, March !, lSiS.
l. Letters to any Post Office in Bremen, Hamburg
Oldenburg, Hanover Brunswick, Prussia, or Saxony,
in Germany, may be sent by the United States mail
steam packets Washington and Hermann, postage un-
paid, or prepaid TO destination, prepaid TO Bremen
only, at the option of the sender.
United States Postage.
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port of the proceedings. The consists of Lieut.
Col fiesca President,) Captains White, Feather
ston, Besancon, Forty and Wheat, and Lieuts Cur
It's and Young Judge Advocate.) The charges pre-
ferred against Lieut. Smith are, desertion; enticing
OF soldiers desert embezzement ofpublc property;
conduct unbecoming an officer and gentleman.
Ii is stated that the General Hospital is be re-
moved from Vera Cruz to Geographically on ac.
count of the approaching sickly season.
The French sitizens of Vera Cruz were to give a
grand banquet on the evening of the 10th, in honor
of the French Revolution. We learn from the Free
American that supper was given by some of the
| French citizens the 9Th in honor of the Revolu.
ton. Several Americans were invited. The French
consul was present. and like his countrymen, mani
his sympathy for the leberal principles by which
the French people will be governed
Our Vera Cruz correspondent, "ulua, says: 1T Is
rumored that Gen. Cushing's brigade is ordered TO
Jalapa."
The regular mail coaches commenced running be-
tween Vera Cruz and the city of Mexico on the l5lh
and will leave hereafter three times week.
Three companies of Col McI.ellan's regiment Of
Tennessee volunteers arrived Vera Cruz on the
l4th One hundred and thirteen men of the New
York volunteers, under the command of Capt Tor
ry, arrived at Vera Cruz, the Sth, in the barque
Nancy w. Stevens, from New York
The career of the notorious Father Jarauta has al
last been checked. A letter from Queretaro, dated
April ?, states that the Father arrested at Hue
jotlas by the Project, Don Cristoba Andrade The
arrest is officially announced in the Tampico Mott
cioso.
Capt Connolly, of the La Mounted Battalion, ar
rived at Vera Cruz, esconing the mail from Puebla
on the 18th inst Capt. {. met with great many
guerrileros, but they made opposition his march
tie also met Mexican train of eight wagons the
conductors of which reported that the guerrleros had
levied a contribution of $500 on their merchandise.
Col Hays the Ranger, arrived at Vera Cruz on the
10TH from Jalapa. The Free mercan understands
that Hays Regiment will shortly be disbanded
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\ j. l.. BITTROLFF.9@

GA J. l.. BITTROLFF.8S
Ga THANKFUL. for past liberal patronage
would respectfully inform the citizens of Evansville
and vicinity, that he has just received his and
splendid stock of JEwELRY, WATCHES; and CLOCKS
which he will sell regular Cincinnati prices his
stock consists in part OF:
Fine Gold and Silxer Lever Watches;
A splendid assortment newest style ladies Coral
Breastpins;
Earrings, Fingerrings &c;
Gold Guard and Fob Chains:
Miniature cases, and Iockets;
Fine Mourning Pins, Bracelet Clasps;
Guard Keys, Collar Buttons, and Studs;
large selection Of Gold Pencils with and without
pens;
large lot of Bayley's best Gold Pens with and
without holders;
Silver Tables and Tea Spoons;
Silver Thimbles;
Every description OF Steel Trimmings;
Steel Beads and Purse Silks;
Fine Fans, Accordons;
Solar Suspending and Parlor Lamps;
Girandoles &c;
Every description Silver and common Spectacles;
Fine pocket Knives &c;
few Fine French Mantle Clocks
to which he would call the attention Of those wish
ing to purchase. Ladies invited call and
anime for themselves. j. l.. BITTROLFF,
up Is Main Street between First and Second.
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FANCY GOODS.

NOV on hand and receiving daily one among the
IN largest assorted stocks of of Fancy Goods
ever brought to this city, consisting, in part, Of
Silks, Dress Handerchiets;
Silk and Worsted Ties;
Linen and Cotton Edgings, Footngs, sc;
Tapes, Pins Needles Beads;
Necklaces, Finger-rings, Breast-pins;
Violins, Violin strings;
Hair-pins. Razors, Razor straps, Fans;
Pants Buckles, Shoe Lacets;
Spool-sands, Pocket Knives;
Plain, Black, and Fancy Wells;
Also, variety of Berriages,
Cable Cord; Silk and Cotton Purses;
Pocket Books. Wall Paper;
Fire Screens. Carpet Warp
Cloth and Hair Brushes;
Hooks and Eyes;
Paste Boards, Bonnet Wire;
Shawl Pins, Fringes
Whalebone, Shaving-soap, &c, &c.
With great variety of articles not above mention
ID, which we will be pleased 10 show TO our friends
and the trade generally. +. * w. LEWIS,
apis Corner Main and Water street.
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FANCY ARTICLES.

THE subscriber has received an assortment OF:
i Seals, Sealing Wax, Note Paper;
Steel Deeds, Kings, Tassels;
Bag Clasps, Needles Purse Twist;
Fancy Beads, Pins Knitting Pins;
Razors, Razor Straps, Shaving;
Tooth. Hair and Nail Brushes, &c, &c,
Also, Edgings, Inserting, Drawer Goods OF every
variety, for sale al wholesale and retail by
ap Is MORRIS S.yOHNSON.