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SANDS, LENT, u CO.'S
Ut ID % OTe r a 9 an ArVn

THIS immense and truly magnificent establishment will
L be open at Washington Friday and Saturday, Oc-
tober 9th and 7tL for two days only.
In addition to their already MAMMOTH TROUPE EQURs-
ANIMALS the propretors Offer the present
sou, series of novel and magnificent entertainments, Ear
surprising anything presented the Anne can pub
consist of a pair of TRAINED ELEPHANTS, JENNY
LIND AND ROMEO, and TEN EGYPTIAN CAMELS,
whose performances have been the wonder and delight OF
thousands in Great Britain and the continent OF Europe
Among the performers those of Mr. r. SANDS and
his children MAURICE and JESSE Mons. CANE in his
astonishing performances; Master WALTER AYMAR,
unap preached bareback rider; Mile KOSALTHE
MADlGAN, the Fairy Amazonian Princes of the Arena,
only years of age Mr. MADIGAN, the great scenic and
poiyhippan equestrian Sigr PEREZ the unrivaled
toriions; Mr. RUGGIES, the popular and unsurpassed
performer the corde voane VIM. AYMAR, the aerial
vauter ALBERT AYMAR; Messrs. RICE, MITCHELL
CRAWFORD, LACY, TUCKER, and host of other per-
ormers male and female, all OF the approved talent
in their various eats
This mammoth corps will enter the morning of
exhibition IL o'clock, preceded by the Sacred E.y
EGYPTIAN CAMELS, containing the FULL BAND at
tached to The company Next in ord e will be the EAST
INDIA CAR, to which will be harnessed the TWO ELt.
PLANTS followed by the Magnificent Stud of Horses, and
all the costly and highly ornamented vehicles be-
longing the Company: The beautiful FAIRY CAR.
RAGE, drawn by 70 L4lLIPUTIAN PONIES driven in
ensemble OF which rpasses anything which language
can describe
Master OF the Arena, Capt J. A. DECAMp. Equestrian
SHAY Clowns, PENTLAND u LATHRoP, bo.h dis
tngushed above all others in the country for their wit
and jovity, and unsurpassed by any in the world for
their genuine and nnexceptionnble humor Musical D.
GEORGE SEELEY. Leader OF the String Band Herr A.
GERLOFF.
Doors open at and o'clock, p
Performance commence at z and O'Clock.
Abundance 25 cents. Positively no half price,
Sept l4-3tawto7thOct.*
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENTS.
From our baltimore oorrx.nons..,

BALTIMORE, September U-5 n m
The by the america Fsi,ag for Ireland y,,,u,
coniraets.-The markets, &c
Tho from Ireland by the steamer Amerie, has
greatly revived the hopes Of Ish fellow itzens
though great fears entertained the result of the
The English papers and mails will reach here
before tomorrow morning. and the full looked
Tor with great interest
learn that Baltimore sh pbuilders in expecta
non OF geung OF the contracts for the six schooners
TO be built for the revenue service The Baltimore clipper
model is just the Kind of vessel suitable for the service
and doubt not they will render every satisfaction the
government, If they should secure the contract
Inc Episcopal Convention, after having been in session
AT new YORK Tor some time, has finally adjourned. The
resolution OF Mr. Barnett authorizing the landing commit
zee to pay Bishop Onderdonk salary of ST. per annun
mas been passed This resolution continues in effect until
altered by an act oil some subsequent convention.
The MARKETs-In the Baltimore market this morning
the adVices by The America had special effect
On -four and prices remain as they were Yesterday,
with sales OF 700 bbls Howard brands al 50 rs
Some holders are unwilling to take less than So There
more buyers thaa sellers the close of Change
So 25. There sellers of City Mills at S5 25 Corn meal
SO l2h Rye -four VI so.
The receipts of grain moderate. Wheat is probably
per bushe lower Sales of good to prime reds at
l0i 0S cents, and CHOICE lots ITO cents white
do ITO I8 cents. Corn is adysales OF white 81
SO cents and yellow 81 s. Small lots for filling up
have been sold few higher. Oats % 81 Rye
70 cents.
Whskey quet-smal sales q per gallon in bbs
At New York, this morning. under the effect of the
er's news, -four receded slightly but upon full
animation of the private advces prices advanced and
holders again firm. Sales have been made of 900
barrels Genesee at SIS so So GA Strictly pure held
S5 75 southern So 81 SIS rs. Corn meal and rye flour
unchanged.
Holders of wheat firm, but buyers have not yet
them. The market for is dull and nominal SO
for prime mixed and so for round yellow Oats B.
cents. Rye 10 cents.
There is less movement in provisions Pork firm,
and rather dropping Groceries firm. Sugar in good
mand
A sale of 100 bbls whskey at 26 cents.
The market rather anguid. No sales to fix prices
Rice quiet.
At Philadelphia the steamers news had unsettled the
market. BreadstuIs unsettled and dealers much
disposed to operate until Monday.
Flour is held at IS so. Meal $3 I2a.
The supply of grain is small. No change to notice in
corn. Wheat is not quite firm Oats 36 cents Rye 10
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'PennSWuaniu ne can and must have Neuer has there
been good approximation striking successful bloc
at The raai party as now" Such is the order given in
the late secret circular of the Hon. Truman Smith to the
wings OF the Old Keystone. "Good opportunity for
striking successful botc r All, yes fine opportunity
for wheeling that sterling rockbu republican State
INTO the support of New England federalism Mr.. Smith
says he shall uork until November and he asks his po-
htical disciples TO work nth him. Work at WHAT AT
sowing the seeds OF division among democrats at de-
ceivng, deludng, humbuggng the homes, and the
pectng out of their principles at all of mischief
straagems, ntgues and manpuvres, to pull away sup
port from General Cass and transfer Gen Taylor?
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Connecticut.

In our estimate of democratic strength over the
track of the Union, have usually classed this ntei
gent and enterprsing member OF the confedeacy as be-
longing TO the wings; but upon looking more calmly at
the we'll timed ehorts--the harmonious concert the
zealthe energy, that 10 be most cheerngly in
fused into all our friends going forward in the
there, sometimes ready to conclude that we
may have hastily put her six votes in the Taylor and
Fillmore column Though not positively brought into
the estimate quite prepared to believe that if old
availability" takes the State, it will be after of the
most and fought contests ever known within
her limits. The republican journals of Connecticut
among which very prominently stands forth that old,
long-red and faithful democratic sentinel, the New
Haven Register and that able and vigorous paper. the
Hartford Times-a to be fairly carrying the war
into the enemys territory; resolved. while single plank
aloat to cling with the firm grasp of patriots who
"sver surrender" and may their lahors and eos their
tolls and exertons, be crowned with success " Nv
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We laid before our readers Thursday morning an ad
dress made by Gen Shields Cleveland in favor of the
democratic ticket We happy TO have the opponuni
ty of following ii up with the sketch of Gen Quiman;
speech delivered Nachez, the 9th instant 1t give,
the pleasure because, comes in time TO reu,e
the gratuous and insdious attempt which the wings
have made to claim Gen Quman among the supporters
OF Gen Taylors election No man who acquainted with
Gen Quitman, his Underwriting course his firm principles
and the ability with which he has uniformly maintained
them, could for moment suspect him OF shivering in
the wind How clear is this speech-how decided in his
polihcs-how powerful are the arguments which he en-
poys
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Mr. Soue made of his admirable speeches to
the democracy of the parish Of Jefferson, the nth ut
1t was received with tremendous applause He analysed
with great force the contradictory correspondence of Gen
Taylor He declared that, sunendering his no party
position, and being brought out wing at the Pha
dephia Convention. and associated as he was with d
northern aboitonis whose high pretensons were en-
dorsed by Gen Taylor himself. he "eannot expect tho
support OF any except northern States" He denied thu
fitness of Gen Taylor, and said, %" any doubt exsteC
before, Mr. Websers speech at Marshfed had settled
that question"
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NEW sTORE.-The undersigned have the pleasure to
IN inform their friends and that thew will omen
this day the store No q under Browns Hotel for the sale
of genemens furnishing articles perumey brushes cut
lery, and fancy goods.
Arrangements have been made with the beat and most
extensive manufacturer of linen and shirts supply
Our determination is keep best and most fash
ionabe articles imported
We pledge ourselves that nothing will be spared please
those who will favor with a call.
T. BASTIANELLI & CO.
I-3tf -
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HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.-The subscribers have Just
III received complete assortment OF the following ar
cles, viz;
lO-i la and 12-4 linen sheetings
IA, 3d. 9-4, and IO-4 damask, for table cloths
Satin damask napkins
Towellngs ofevery description
Table and piano covers
Cotton sheetings all widths
White quilts, blankets of every quality and size
Curtain materials, styles, with all the necessary
trimmings and fixtures &c.
Also, daily expected per New York packet, important
additions present stock ofBrussels tapestry, and
grain capeing rugs, printed druggets &c all of which
will be offered very low for cash. ponctunl dealers
Sept Bow =. FL. HOOE " CO
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nIARRIEU

At New Market the as instant by the Rev JosHuA PrR
Dr. JAMES T. JOHNSON j to MAMIE daughter of Dr.
+. W. MonrRlry all of Frederick county, Md.
On the 9th of September by the Rev BrserH
DIV Err JOLlNE of Chcothe Ohio to Miss MARY f.
HOFFMAN, daughter of DR. HorrMA of Sing Sing New York
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JESSE Il. DOW,
Notary Public and General .Agspt,

Office No. 3, Union Bsadiwgs, directly under the Union
Office, Washington, ID. O.,
TTENDS to the prosecution of claims before Congress
~ and the various Departments of the government Pen
sions and bounyand warrants particularly attended 20;
Bounty warrants purchased and sold The heirs ana
legal representatives of the officers and crew OF Johh fau
Joness squadron in l779 will find il to be to he h'ees
apply Mr. d. he having the rolls OF the bon homme
Richard and Alliance, and tell at glance Wno arc pno
oho entitled a share in the Denmark Przes
abroad who desire business to be attended 70 Dy r
will be required in all to pay postage ana enclose
a retaining fee of s. oo, - ,o.. r-..
generally 49,,
Mar 23-1y lln'ei'I
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-y,IIE Rattle of s. II. Kuhl Pennsxlvnp,n oxepu

Il
between 10Th and lltb Streets for splendid grand
panoorte and guitar, is postponed to the 10th OF October
next, when II VIII take place the Apollo Hall, at
o'clock D. m. Those subscribers who have paid the
amount OF their respective subscriptions respectfully
requested to do So as no ticket which shall have been
paid Tor before the commencement of the drawing, will
ennue the holder to any prize. few tickets remain ON
hand, which may be had at the above place for 81
Oct 1-3N
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NEW GOODs-Jus opened, very choice lot OF Frensa
IN and English cloths, cassmeres and vestlnBs Oh the Ia
tie purcha ed North within the last week,
which am prepared to make up to order in the most
modern styles at short notice, and very cheaP Tor cash or
punctua customers
Also handsome assortment of dress and fancy articles
| for gentemen's wear
TO ali which would respectfully invite the attention Of
my friends and the public generally
' SAML FOWLER,
Sept l9-eo2w Next door to Jackson Hall.
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We are happy to see, from the Columbia South Caro-
linan, that Mr. A. Burt, member of Congress, is can
wasting Newbery and Lexington Districts and that he
has out 'boldly and without reserve, for Genera
Cas- !"
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L'oR RENT, and possession given the first of August
brick house on street, between 10th and llth
With back kitchen-both containing ten rooms, and
good wood shed in the yard. Appyto l. III. Emmons on
the premises, j. j. Joyce, At his OF
and 18th streets or to MICH. O'BRIEN,
July A-eodu lith and l. streets
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~A FOR BALTIMORE
Oct l--3tif

rTs~,s FOR BALTIMORE.-Tbe steamer OCEO.
aSrsAxsrs La will, on the LIST OF October commence her
trips to tho above place. leaving Washington every Sunday
at O'Clock, M returning, leave Baltimore every Tues
day. at O'Clock, p m She will stop regularly going and
returning at Leonardown, Nd st. Mary's river Md and
Cone river Na and all the intermediate landings on the
Potomac, for signals or to land.
Oct. I-3tawu l. MITCHELL, Cantain
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CENTLEMEN'S HATS.-In presenting the hat for the
VI season, under gned would remark that gentlemen
distinctive character, in the elegance
of its form graceulness OF outline and in improvement
manufacture. Due attention has been given to these i'm
porant points, with nothing else will progressive pub
lie taste and the exgences Of the times be satisfied
WILLIAM b. TODD,
Fashionable hatter six doors of Browns Hotel,
Sept. loft Pennsylvani
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DIED.,

In this city, yesterday at 10 O'Clock, Mrs VOORHEES,
widow the late NJ formerly OF New bruins
wick, New Jersey.
The friends and acquantanoes OF the family are invited " aeh
7 street this Sunday al
ternoon, at o'clock
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uI-~e FOR NORFOLK

,.vi@N FOH NORFOLk.-Thc OCEOLA leaves
ask~4~~aas Washington every Thursday, O'Clock, a.
m. returning, leaves Norfolk every Friday, o'clock p
m, touching at Cone river going and returning Passage
and fare So j. MITCHELL Capta in
Oct. l--eou
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nrs The Raw i IL Eckert will lecture on "Christl-
anlty in the island of Ceyon Sunday evening" at ~
o'clock in The Second Presbyterian church, on New York
avenue, 18th street.
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y,,OR RENT-The upper or dwelling part of that large
r building, situated the OF 7th aud
avenue and the Of Sinister IL Co
and Messrs Hall 81 Brother, present occupied by Mrs
Mccormick boarding house The house contains
y good rooms GALL but three fronting 7 and ID
avenue) kitchen and cellar with large woodhouse ard
yard attacheda in good repair. The comfort and
of the house, the valuable and central location
the low rent, make it of the desirable board
ing houses be had in the city Possession given tue
LIST day Of October next. For TERMS apply to
ANNE r. DERMOTT,
Aug 2l-eodf Residing in the house
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NEW YORK Fall Fashion for Gentlemen's IIafs-
IN In accordance with his usual CUSTOM STEVENS
again presents the citizens OF the metropolis win the New
York fall fashion for gcnemens hats he would announce
some Improvements the manufacturing and also some
entirely new styles of trimmings.
In presenting the fashionable hat sold by Beebe Costar
in New York. STEVENS does not confine his customers 10
that shape has sale the shapes that others sell in this
city.
Citizens and strangers respectfully invited to call and
examine my stock at No. Browns Hotel ,
Sept 22-6teoit M H. STEVENS.
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Money Market.

The accounts of the Bank of England during the past
week furnish material for comment. Gold arriv
ing freely but the increase OF bullion tring There
was large increase, however in other securities in
bank and the statement shows that the discount business
has been renewed London consols were selling al 6Ss
per account.
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Nr.- st. PnuI's English Lutheran Church will be
ted on next Sunday mornng-services commence
nj III O'clock DR.. Morris of Baltimore, and Rev Mr.
Conrad from Haserstown will oicate Services in the
afternoon at 4 o'clock, and u o'clock in the evening
The public is respectfully invited to attend.
Sept rs
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WAS opened mt Kings lace store rich and fine
w sortment of lace capes. Also standing collars from
so cents to 81.
Worked collars, rich and cheap.
Opened at the time, brocade rband rich and gay
patterns. Sept Y-eoSt
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o. The regular monthly meeting OF the jackson
Democratic Association will take place Monday evening
next the 81 October.
BY order of the president.
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hS-Fourth Ward Csss and Butler Club-The regular
monthly meeting OF the Club will be held Jackson Hall,
on Tuesday evening next, at o'clock The punctua at
tendance of every mcmberis earnestly requested.
Oct 1--d2 THOS. CATION, Secretary
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-11
IMPORTANT To HOUsEKEEpERs!l
HE PHILADELPHIA AND NEW iOKr
PBKIN TEA COMPANY,

II AVtNG appointed NJ. REILLY, No. I67. West
as side Market square, Wheeling, Va, their AGENT for
tins city, he would call the attention of the public to
those EELEiiRATED PACKET TEAS. the superior
excellence Of which il too well known To require com
incubation. They have lie u for q long time tie favor
III Teas il the principal Atlantic cities. and ara fast
obtaining character throughout the country which will
give them PROCEEDINGS " hercve e. they are used.
Al hGusckeepefs know how dltieult It has been here
tnfotc To Obtain good Teas at far prices, but the great
facilities of this Company enable them 10 place in the
hands Of their agents the choicest article at prices which
cannot failtO sustain the high character already attain.
ell hy them, and If they should not sui, Won have only
to return them TO the agent and get iGur money refunded.
NbVlCE-As many imitsters have risen up " no are
vending an inferior article IN the name Ofthis Company,
they deem 1t proper to state, VI orderi 10 prevent iinrosi-
tioi that none are genuine winch DO rot hear on every
package, in addition to the title ofthc Company, thai of
McC NiIM0NT X BOND.
s L corner Market and Front SITS, Philadelphia.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-11

GHEAT CFNTR NJ KVtTE
wrROM NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. WASHING
" TON 4 P"HlLADEIriiA, NEW YORK ana
BOSTON. The National Road and Good Intent Stase
Coupanies are running SIX daily lines TO Cumberland
connecting with the Baltimore and ONO Raj Road. ON
by "a hours Stage travel to either otuie ahoNecdies,
lance hy railroad.
.aTune TO Baltimore ~ hours.
Time Ia Philadelphia = hours.
Fare To Baltimore II DOLLARS,
Fare 10 Phiiapolphia II DOLLARS.
Six daily hines leave the Companies Stage aud Railroad
office every morning al 8 O'Clock, \, NJ. aid eNtfas' "'
;iished al any hour a load should oAer.
For through tickets to Baltimore aud Philadelphia, aP
ply atthe Companies office, No. % W ster street, W nee
Ing. Va. two dnurs north ofthe United states Hotel.
For Good Intent Stage 90. w. II. SrEhlE
And }. e.. ACHESON. for y. x. :. co.
aus : Great Central Route Rall Road n stage once
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Posi- OFFICE REGULATIONS.
Mil arrivals and departures after the 1T d..
Of JnIv. LIS.

Mil arrivals aud departures alter NE - 10y
Of Julv. l2lS.
co AtIy Eastern nail az ives { pm and departs IVA
western mail ARRIVES 4 a N and departs Z a NJ
uoiy nv stpuhruv4le aud W e1lsvissc. arrives i's !"
and departs i IA .o cvcry TUESDAY.
r-t.,-4av and SATURDAYS at 6 a an, aud departs Hfe'F
,.1d,v "wednesday and Friday at q NJ
-, Marietta hv Grave cscek. arrives IHesud a"t
s,,.-,iets b. . n and departs Mondays anu f'Ha5s
a. n pe,hspv tv West Liberty 10 WheelnF. arrives
qs5c.lay. Thursday and Saturday,hy X "ct'eNf
~ .ol asrartss1mc dag az ! p ~
-. N,.ra,qtay vi hg tvaeshu fghio Ahtsii's, aI
-. rbeo,slays al : q IN and departstfnHh " a'ei'n- on
80 "a, u,,fsatavn nv Blacksviiie 70 Wheeling, a,
- evsry ru4sl3vat d P m aud deAafis i''R' P" Hee'
i,r cve.v Wed ez3sY ai . m.
-, tv,eiland by SoeNnau'<f 10 w l'e'lhs. arrives
o..r, saturday az p IN, and departs ifon Hef''Ns
every Thursday al 8 p m ths ,nee Al
Al mail mailcss shpnii he de9osi'ed ~ '' ate' "
east one hour before the tinieoi raosih- !" u'a'
orea 8acns al : a ~. aud closes aeatn q, - E"
opeps araiu at y n, and close I. W 2 u oo
o..rpe,l Oh Saturdays from : 10 y a M ava li''" : y"
lapm ,.,re at tbe
Newssancr POSTAGE mrst lie paid a. advance a. ~
.on,rasee,ea Of earh quarter. commencing ~ JaHna
~. LIST tnrii. lst July a = LIST OF "cf"'ef y ""' w
do sa. wilt caese their disconttnn7nte'
Those rentiae Boxes. and Ne'1ui1 qtafie'N ''.,'
recv9rsf,l to nav their ills atthe eluseat each quarter
qrbc,a -,,les mus ne strictly conplicd with.
jelt A~AbNNN"HN
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Catnip Infant Cordial.

es.Hls "A "a urenarattnn OF Catntp aud several other
= a-tfr.s, al,.r~s.d Of iimilat q~ualitiss, combined ia
A alta-sut eauiai. it's tHieudei for infants and chll
hreu. aud IS recommended in choiic, tatulency acidit3
OF tha ,tuipach aud towels' errtns' pufgnls. and bow
III comedian ts generally. itis mid, eassui, safe amt
3 ectuai. ii fsieycs pain, sontacs and quiets cross and
Jfctnt rhIAlrrn when Huwel. Inducing calui aud coW-
for.abie steep. pute IA e,its. fulsalc BY
5000 . & PRYOR & co.
a. ~NFNrER-ra outt at nrizei wholesale and
- ,tstts...t- fur T pWI.cud'- EaistH7r "a, 20 W nee
la- ...e FEt1H atIheir Drug snd Mesh
w.l. HtM arf.rE.a irw f1urs auav" he Mon
900 ..aase. .Ey-A-N4rc OF unltas.'u-, they are worth
M sef6
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WV CARPET * FURNISHING STORE.
NlEAN q son

CARPET x FURNISHING SIORE.
\. PAXTON & son,
fave lust Opened in one of the store rooms on Mon
J roe Street. ueaflf npnosiie the Post bthcc, an en-
trefY neN AND ext-esive assortment of caraetiag, oil
'i.thS anani ser goods. to which they respectfully invite
No attention ~ purchasers. Their stock cohpr. ses:
Rrissrj. Carac'ing,
Imprt ial rhrce Fiy TO
S~aaerdne. Fine apd Cannon Ingram c%arpetlug;
a.. s. 4and5 81 fa'es'ry, Iwiiled and common;
Neniuan do
Cotton and Rag Do
land & cord apl plain Canton Matting;
Oh Ct9til Of overy width
cafprt binding and Thread; Also
70 A. G4.J ) and 3 : DrHgIets and Linen crun'h cihtt'si
Administer. ruftd, " Hon and Brussels Rugs;
Brass stair lsods, al sizes
Adrieide. NamIla aud Nltcant Door Mats, &C, &c.
HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES.
70 t. ia and Io4 unperial Marseiiles, Toilet and
Dresden Quht>;
70 4 ma and 10 fL.inen and Cotton Sheetihss,
linen and co,tan / iliow case Goods;
Su.erlor Trish Linen and Cotton Surfing:
.-ts4.g % and i0-4 DaIask Table Cloths ana I"'ie
lne}s; r,..
NAPKINS aud Doylics; 800,
Rrd's eve. tiuckahacN. scotch haHet tias" i""e'
Piano Tahte and stand Covers
Embroidered " lHdoU outldnisi
Tu-xey Red Furniture Prints
Frs ittre DiuitN;
I ekin : aud Bed Lace
p IN. Cord aad Tasseis, for Blinds
Worsfed aud cotton frinEes. Also q sood assortment
,f Cloves and Hosiery; Linen and can,hrie Idkisi
Ladies' and Gems stIs CraNats,
Frenrit worked Goila.s;
parasol.. 0mlhrelis-. c, &c, &c.
II III ,vafca VIA he soid at the lowest Hossihle prices
and ,rrsnns waiting viii please rail and examine
' PAXTON SON