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The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1848-09-02
NUMBER 2'6.
From the Baltimore Sun.
The Humored Irish Victory!

SLAUGHTER OF 6OOo ROYAL TRooPs!!
We yesterday gave Telegraphic Dess..
patch from New York, stating the publ
ton of letter in the New-York TribSs# 81
announcing victory obtained by the
Insurgents over the Royal troops in Irel}
accompanied by "great slaughter" oftRe1
and the death of General Mcdonald, ,slis
English Commander-in- Chiefl
The following is copy Of the letteE
which the Despatch was founded, sasa:
which the Tribune processes to have re
ed in cipher, from a confidential correspssl,s
dent:"
Dua,,N Auoust q. 1aAs.
No newspaper here dare tell the truth
CONCERNING the battle Of slivenamon, but
FROM esusllessa- the people have had
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in the a,,empt. In the heart ofihe ens3
.my's.country, cut off from all succour, sur
rounded by apoWerful, treocherons, and re. =, :.
Ien,less enemy, they gained .s'resolu,ion
from despair rushed madl upon the
opposing army: For three. hours at !Chu-
rubusco victory y9hunsgg like Addison'a 5. camp,
"quiverings sa,Sa point" bu, at last favored
the army Of invasion. ss-sty,,s;:yss&sssfs
To have acted a distinguished part-in E
this drama, is glory enough for the Paimet;. !.
to Regiment. When Xenephon: shall
afisetowrite the anabasis Of f,his little army,
then will its fame be as immortal as 'ihe.
retreat of the ten thousand" ~ ~.
But who has9not;been disgusted with the
fustian lume and puerile defamation, that
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ABBEVIIIE G: IL, s. c.: SEPT. 2, 1848=

them to unite with us2 We not only quit
them, but we join their political enemies.
Is it reasonable to suppose, they will still
adhere to US? To expect such result is
altoge'herunnaturak BY joining ourselves
therefore, with the Wings to elect Gen Tay-
lor: we cut ourselves off from those generous
minded men at the North who have always
stood by US in our adversities, and who
most probably, will aid us in the approach
ing contest, If we do not unrsasetingly dis
card them. BY doing this: we insula,e the
South we dissolve all the bonds, that
keep united these two sections of the coun.
try on this great subject; and by this Sc.
verance, we throw the South into minori.
sy, to be ruled and governed by the legions
OF the North.
We" put these views to thesober and
solemn consideration knshose honest bu,
deluied men in our Site, asho under the
popular sobriquet of,sssgIayylor Democrats, .
are seeking TO twahaIas aemselves
from their political aaas satsg We beg
then to pause hsfHrs fhsy luke step so
fatal to the intefessks ksf ahe State and of,he
South
After all wsskays said, We shall still be
rcdiculed !oIadsssfsing DIR party, because
we have datsid aiiffdf from it on some
points and aih,irnadversions on our
own candidate. wv shall be styled hy
some of.hs bsraiiia Politicians in the coun.
try, haiF.spstsiIa 55mGe,aphy ysic,ans-addle.
braidea ksefaisa and all that and it will
doahsisss saM by holding to our faith
take an active part in the
RskilseIsjs Nc,ion, we will be giving an
as15FiHe theoretically wise, bu, praeti.
ssetlasz no,, however, be de,
IE|l1l
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i..;s ssisssa ll q .ssb a
,i|s 81 ! 4al|1 !
ITS said he 6as - snsfS
round him, with a consideraab g appritv- y
arms ammunition and c1nnon: !. 81 Iiis,9Sst
rebels could not be- taken from from, sSliev6I
mon until the chose TO come. out themseE{
lady who came to town yesterdav,S
who had passed the scene of battle, said g.
for three miles the stencil arising from
dead men and horses was almost sufFEd
ing. ~
:@ Wexford was quite peaceable till Teef1
ly---but the Government ini its madness
claimed it,sa now it siss in vain
the cause.-Now that we. ore fairly and s.
ritedly at it, are@we notsworthysof 'he3
What are you. doing forsus iP Peopleso1
merica, Ireland sstretchesEher handsl6 -
for; assistance osnots let Us be: disappd
ed e go s.. # S
The Tribune accas = 5
with a stateWasSa y II
-, one day lateF, and
SsS ih conftfctsswith the contentsof
Tribune slette -
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#
ee, and that TO obtain ends adesertion
bfy principles is fully jus,ifable men, who
think nothing but political bargains, and
p.arty insg--helP me, and I'll help you:
--theunworthy followers. Of the great prince
OF political trickstersz-z Prince MachiaveIli
.--W --,W no taught, as these. men are now. teach.
ing, .sthat the end sanctifes the means,
that ss,reng.h ans understanding are all
that IS necessary in q system Of politics."
and that "Justice does not enter into the ele-
ments& Of political economy" May, the
country, be delivered from this tribe ofpoli,
tical insects. s. .ed
Il 1t may be virtue to. adhere TO party; but
we deem.as far mere exalted and praise.
worthy, q faithful adherence to honesty and
TO correct principles. This is The course
tha. du,y points out, and in pursuance &C
that, are found the. ENDS Of al honoraH
.sires Let not ridicple, then. Or sla asS(
drive us out ofit. greater. one than man
was mocked and ridiculcd yet he contiins
ned 70 teach and practice virtue, And was, w
.. not q this the true philosophy Contt tSry y
e slss con. asssrt and zoe sS;.h
e..y afssertiog e Sand on yesord, ttat Souts
Carolina. rigid ldhsrsaes q tde ,ssttlsa
e esssa, ytgaralxss Of
9aysy .l,ons l.eyis
lners sssys ss:ys & Moys ,s possss
e,sfssl HTssas$Sg ~ Tk = SO
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ssssx
should pre- pare foTT 3 tie IL Wof q r. 4
supinely on our backs, and. .anq x,
Let US throw guard aro7 Q
zeal camp: and direct our = =
yigiian.. We will receivs !
welcome; bot3,hey mu of
sen.inels with due fora IS e Keep
our wa,chWords they igress
and egresssi;5 bu. BY. viii s. d E Them;
as we, held our enc y distance.
In a Mord: to dro1 i've should
point out e aheg which ire
unite, and the ~ ~ itaisagye and
not suffer our kn off from the
true issues sa Il them, in Ian
sssss paI 'sss, ssaa tss,,s; e. ,.S. e.. e..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-11

COPPER, FIN,
AND SHEET IRON WARE MANDATORY,
lS5 Market Square, WELDING, Va.
reSfIE subscriber respectfully informs his trieuds and
u the public generally that he has removed ms safe
r.sIns iuio The large brick building adoihhs ms on
stand where he is fully prepared 10 do all work eiher
in Tin Copper Sheet ron, entrusted to him. with dos
patch. have on hand .arge ass aitnent OF I'm ard
Copper ware that will sell for cash OF TO pf"nt eNso-
laers shsrt credit. mr. IL GEO w JOHNSON
EvYnRANTS.--Va and cock HydTanls al ~ Is
Ia hurgh prices, warrantcdto work Wei, al
mr. IL JOHNSON iro, Maihet square,
- FAD Pipe alv avs hand nd furnished ~ short
- notice al mr. III JOlNSo =. l-5 Market sur
SxoprER LEs.--Wash aud Stew Kettles on
T. hand and foI sale low al JoHNs0N'S,
mT IL 100 MaiNe' H4ua'"'
raoFFEE MtIIS-A superior article of Livingston
!. Uosgus iusnufact hand and for sale low at
mi JoHNSON's, ls5 Market Square.
DISSOLUTION.
THE partner ship heretofore existing under me urn OF
] Faasvvu 4 i. ,kER az Wheeling. Va. and Browns
willie Pa IL lis dav dissolved, by mutual consent
JAMES u. FORSYTH,
Whseling. July II, isis JAMES R.BAkER'
('O-P ARTN ERSHlP.-'rhe undersigned, having lhis
y dav entered into ptlinership. win continue the For
Warding aud toutuissols business. at W hcethg ahd
IrownsV tie. under tho name and style OF FoRsYru &
HAkgs, as heretofore. JAMES Il. Ban Err.
LEONARD E. FORSYTH,
Wheeling, July u, ISIS, ROBERT FORSYTH.
80. EcrtVEb aud for sale few dozens fue assorted
"a Purse sin, al snsls rHoRNBRo0A & Cos.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-11
GREAT CENTR ROUTE

GREAT CENTRAf. ROUTE
Tr1ROM WHEELING TO BALTIMORE, WASHING
IT TON CITY PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK aad
BOSTON. The National Road and Good Intent Stage
Companies are running SIX daily lines Cumberland
connecting with the Baltimore and ONO Rail Road. On
by "a hours stage travel to either ofthe above Cities
lance By railroad.
laFime 10 Baltimore 81 hours.
Time 10 Philadelphia ~ hours.
Fare To Baltimore II DOLLARS,
Fare to Philadelphia l3DOLLAES
Sixdaiy lines leave the Companies Stage and Railroad
office every morning at O'Clock, 4. NJ aud extras fur
nished al any hour load should offer.
For through tickets 10 Baltimore and Philadelphia,
ply al the COnpanie office, No 20 alter street. Wee
ling, Va two doors north OF the United states Hotel
For Good Intent Stage Co. w H. STEELE
And J. {. ACHESON, for N r. :. Co.
aug q GrCat Central Route Raj Road X Stage Office
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-11
EXTRA CHEAP
NEW FALL Il WINTER GOODS.
AT THE WATER ST. CHEAP CLOTHING STORE
Second door bei0r tie T. =. Hotd
WHEELING, vi.
In NEIenSE LIZ
EXTRA CHEAP
GREAT b ARGAiNS.

NhTIt - AtkNI AIMS.
WHEELING AND BELMONT BRIDGE CLpTRfNe sfoRE.
n BEG leave to call the attention OF my customers
< well as every body else 10 my and
SPLENDID STOCK OF FALL. GOODS
Just received from eatern Cities and bought best
terms, at auction and Jobhing holIScs.
MY stock consists of the following articles viz
Supr black hlue and fancy coOred French Cloth Cas-.
-meres of all grades and Styles Cassneis Satin silk
veves and other Nesting liandh ehiels fancy Sus
penders, Gloves, Hosiery, Lambs Wool and China sk
under shirts and Drawers.
Ready Made Clothing.
Ny stock of ready made clothing is very large and
not surpassed by any other ia the city, and
SUPP French cloth dress frock Coats Cashmere and
Cassinct pants, Nestinss Of all kinds and qualities,
Shirts. very fine article of bleached muslin, check and
flannel.
Customer Work.
Having received the latest New York and Philedel-
phla fashions and having engaged white east superior
and fashionable Gutter, am prepared to work
in the neatest and most fashionable style. In aw
my stock ~ as large, my styles good, and my pr
| as cheap, as in any other establishment west of
/ mountains. Call and look for yourselves.
Nj motto is: short profits for cash.
oct | c KAMMERER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-11
U1oSD5mg,
NEW AND CHOICE GOODS NOW IN STORE
ALEN. ROC Fps

mo " water street, next door North OF the Oyster
beNot, aud adjoining FORSYTH & Bakers Warehouse 1
I'm tS tlis opportunity return his thanks to has
ola friends and customers and also his many new
ones VINO hTte 80 indy patron Zed hi. Establishments
"li nc y IWlhed 10 omit no pains not only to
continue these hut TO increase the number in s,el
and by such means -. -4sc uifn one cal VIII
tuii cortinue their custom. He has in Store
large and very choice assortment Of Sprips Goods
French, English aud BELGIAN cloths. Cassimeres and
Nestngs, with great variety OF SUN. Sattu. Velvet,
aud Narsees Yestings; Cotton GtrHU md T wee. Pan
talonn stuHs, large variety also Re ay Made Clothug
eIha 10 custom work, comprising every variety Of
Coas, fantaoons, Vets, ETC. all on the most favorable
terms All ne asks is cali. %" D. se his arrange
ments ere such chat none ~ sarpointed obtain
ing any article that he may want, in line and u this
nd H. Oceans hardly his friend
The public 4 At the utmost c0nfidcuce NAV had IN
the accuracy of IL aud ulernry Of manufacture. ~
ms Esah shnent. As eNpete Of 20 years aud
unwavernc confidence of host OF friends. is Lest
guarantee. ALEX. ROGERS
nNIs No 80 NAtnr Il MherIinr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-11
RE
NEW CARPET & FURNISHING STOR
NTDN z, SDN


NEW CARPET & FURNISHING STORE.
A. PAXTON q son,
gave lust opened in one Of the store Mon
~ roe street. nearly opposite the Post Once, an en-.
Cloths and goods to which they respectfully invite
the attention Of purchasers Their stock comprises:
Brussels Carpetug,
Imperial Three Ply do
Superiine Fine aud Common Ingram carpetng;
4 L. 81 and SO Tapestry, rwilled and common;
Venitian do
Cotton and Rag do
GA : 4 aud A cold and plain Canton Matingi
Oil Cloth of every width
Carpet Binding and Thread; Also
12l o. ) aud Druggeis and Linen crunlh cloths;
Administer Fuftcd " iiton and Brussels Rugs;
Brass stair Rods, all sizes;
Adelaide, Manila aud Aicant Door Mats &c, &c.
HOuSEK EEPiNG ARTICLES.
I24 III and l0-4 Imperial Marseiles, Toilet and
Dresden Quilts;
lol ia and 10 1 Linen aud Cotton Sheetiugs;
Linen and Gotten Pillow case Goods;
Superior Irish Linen aud Cotton shiTtingi
- 81, "a and 1914 Damask Table Cloths and Table
Linens;
Napkins and DoylIes; lllhe,
Birds eve Huekabacs Scotch Diaper < Crash Towel
Piano Table and stand Covers;
Embroidered Window eUrtains
Turkey Red Furniture Prints;
Fur itlre Dimity;
II ckin and Bed Lace;
Fena.en Cord aud Tasse,s, for Blinds;
Worsied aud Cotton PRINCES. Also good assortment
of Gloves and Hosiery; Linen aud cambria iidhts;
ladies aud Gents silA Crayats,
French worked Collars,
Parasols, Umbrellas, sc, &c, &c.
All of which viii he sold al the lowest poss' prices
and persons " aniina viii please call aud examine
,nyt7 A PAXTON & son
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-11
FRESH FAMILY GROCERIES. QUkENS.
WARE, CHINA, SC. &c.'

81 L EARtNGEN, & Co, have last reed from
T'T te Last aud are now opening their large store
h"oLls N"'9 Corner of Market Il Union sis a large
and very general assortment of SupeTor Fanti, 80
ceres @ueehsware, China &c INCH they offer at vnrv
CHEAP rates, and To which they would respect f
!! invite the attention of their friends and the ubli
Eeheldy iher stock is the largest and perlaps the
psi selected asso rtment of family groceries eyer e,a
the citizens OF Wheeling consisting in part of The fol-
81
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MOTHERS RELlEf-lNuIAN DIscoyERy-An

MOTHERS RELIEF-lNDIAN DIsCOVERY.-A Al
expecting 10 become mothers aud 10 avoid tht
Fans Distress and dangers of chidhearng earnest
~ entfeaied To their fears, lay their NERVOUSNESS
and saotAe their way hy the OF this cNtyaordi
nary vegetable production. Those who VIII candid,
Observe ats vittut, must approve of II IA their hearts
every kind aud aleciaudc husband viii feel II
solemn duty to alley tate tac distress ms wife eNpOseJ
To- hy saic and certain metLud, which Is the q
ts mothers relief Further particulars IN palnphle
Intended for the female eye, be had gratis ver,
this humane cordial Is To be found. The Mothers he
lief Is prepared ami ouy by the sole prOprietors
Comstuck & Co. n CORTLAND ST., New York.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-11

FOR NORNS-K olnsiock's Ncrmitnee viii eradica ate
ami childrra and ADULTS who nave worms Canton,
beware OF all unless the name is spelled "kOimstock,
the old Dutch uaue of the uveHtof. Price - cents
per bottle. QY u cannot nute The child should there
be worms, but ii viii do IL good.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-11

To THE HALT AND LAME Comstock's Nerve
and Bone Liniueut aud Indian Vegetable EiXir is the
most cectua cut, for Rheumatism contracted cords
muscles, and is warranted to amy Of Rheuma-
tlsin uf Gout. All the atnve Btticies are sold by
mar ! FAIRCtIlI.D, Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-11
MORE NEW GOODS At THE
Bic, WINDOW.

Opposite the Big Red Boot
ryTHE subscriber IL now receiving aud will continue
- to receive for short time daily supplies of season
able new Goods bought close of the season, and
consequently at very much reduced prices; such as
Wide ricn Earlston GinsIams at le3c;
80 ps more of those 10 and i2lc Plaid Muslins
- ps more Of those fine Lineus, at sac;
co rs more sea island "A Shirtinss at l2Ac;
10 doz rich Fringed aud low priced Parasois
6 loz china Pearl, Rutland and Braid Bonneis;
Is ps Rich Bonnet Ribbons. with great variety OF
new Prints aud Lawns. my5l RHODES.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-11

Piles, SORES, S-c-The Genuine HAYS Liniment
IL an article more justly celebrated for tie
above tuan any all others Its cures are almost u.-
nupeta!e and Is only necessary To let those who
know lhe article aud used with such great success,
that Is 20 ht >ad lrue aud gent me of CoustOck Co.
II CORTLAND 81, New York, sole proprIetors.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-11
WOOD TYPE.

The North Americaa Wood Type Faelory
al Pittsburgh.
MN. SCIlOOLY, NAVY ARD H. RYAN ISAAC
w N. SINGER, JOHN D. MORRISON having as.
themselves together uader the sye and title of
Seho1ey Ry an s. Co., for the manufacture of Wood
TYNE and a. type altogether made hy
etv Ie Invention OF Isaac VI. Singer one of the dr,u
The; teI confident that they offer more perfect
OF tVpe aud al much lower rates ilan any he, eIor.
orsed United states, and ready 10 an or
ders oil the same.
40 orders addressed 10 Seh0oey. Ryan Co AZ their
once ia; Diamond alley between Wood ard SmithGell
sItee-s. ~ IA he punetuaiy attended to.
" T'.tAprietors of News 2apeTS, on copying this adj
Vcrscaieut months, and sending Us their paper will
be emf their pay IA type, on purchasing
three tin,s the amount of iaef bal Tor advertising.
jane IA, 1878. an
.AR TRAFrON's Conn pound Buckthorn Syfup Tor
~ tiuLaries OF the blood, scrolulOus Affections Sa
Il riu feter and cutaue0as diseases generally rms
: ru4 Is .tly ceel rated IN New England for IL eic
a. aud cen ainiy In aifording relief and health
The ls. celeht ated physicians in n. L. and rec
u!uulend Il IA their Practice
RIOS llORNDR0Ok L co.
Ar-7 General Agents in Wheeling, Va
u LARGE lot OF " iie, hacA and drah son HATS
..4 lst rec'd yery low. Iel3 HARPER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-11

DR.. :PHON's SICK HEADACHE REMEDY -
Why viii you suffer vita that distressing complaint
whea remedy is at hand that wtiluot fail to you
This remedy VIII eHeclualy destroy any alta Of head
ache, either nervous OF bilious. II has cured cases Of
twenty years. standing.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-11
FRESH STOCK OF SPRING & SUMNER
AbssT GOODS.

BERRYIlIL e. Conc. 1871, ZANES' ROW,
frAVE commenced receiving Their large AVID well Sc
a. lected stock Of Dry Goods of all kinds usually
kept in Dry Goods store, which has been selected with
much care, aud purchased at unusually low prices ;
ter etorc say with perfect safety that viii sell
at lower prices than has been known in this mar
ket aud to the truth of wnat say, please give
call we take great pleasure in showing our goods.
Don't misunderstood us-we say we viii sell cheaper
than has been sold by any house in the city of
heeling. mi %
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No. 1

| NJ
D WOODROW has
= AND NOW o .rers at IA.
Hceis. tho u.pst perfert I.
"l ianiiF use. ever oferad
'"''e excepted. which he 81
puces Honsekeepers and
yea TO call and examine. +
az part OF The CITY free
llf GOV Java aud RtnCoTe,
. chests su I'm Gun powde,
'pulig Hysou and hik tea
from 80 To $3.50 pef 10
o ID rs lfi~h chocolate from
l2t 10 Is pee pound
o hoAes bakers hroma an,
| cocoa
J do chocolate sticks. dron
and paste
! case 'Nooiscy and Wool
sey'sdouble refined loa
| sugar
: hbis do DO pnlverized an,
| e'nshed loaf sugar
| q do Or James ref la,fJ.
. dn very superior NO do
| ! pipe pure Boston svrup
, mis- sugar tl.Inolasses
70 90 y Orleans do
~ bTs white pepper for ia.
bic use
20 la r4.r.. -fs-et
~ do common Ginger
I'D g und pepper ward
~ do ginger Warranted
l kegs pure ground CHINA
mon, cloves, allspice and
eayene pepper
u 10 pepper allspice. cloves
nilmegs and mace
! do tier @ rice
l box nce flour ...
81 lbs nearl barley flesh
lVVii'S cal meal
30 lbs pear sage
, bN maccaroni
l lN Eng IS split peas
{ hhis Pitts soda, sugar, Bos-
ton, butter aud wafer
crackers
: kegs corlander, canary and
cdraWay seeds
o tNs taI ~ colofed white
patent wax sperm and
star candies
Ronsei's superior rose and
almond shaving cream
ClrcasSidn, rose. almond and
English windsor soap
5 tNs vaTiec ated lar soap
) do CASTLE do
50 do GAINESVILLE and Gin do
, do Cincinnati starch
= do pearl starch very supr
Z doz supr sago cheese
IL do small Eng dairy do
! case Holland do
y d0 plne ample do
COG Ms Western Raserve a.,
| case Woodrui A. t,ble
SATIN hoxcs
IpfIl rarhnr,tesoI,
% li,st4rtarir srid
50 do cre8utsrfar
rasi -aia-sfl,s
IAHl
1 .H., H.,
at.s. ~
.It.a H.,
rl... #=.... ~.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-11
No 2I6

lusl 'c'eivcd from the Fast
Nam and Jefferson
- lmeHt Of Groceries Sc
ne citizens of Wheeling
~ S,'l at the most reasrnahIe
lealears genearlly, are inyi-
,onL and Packages delivered
OF charge A follows.
eo''un yern. hating and
candle wick
hedrcrls buckets. hroous
, aloHr ware. tarand oil
leaf, SHOT and cans
-so lars preserves, marmaIa
d. and iellies
j.. . 9n lt rs. preserved ginger dry,
~ Jars brandy fruits assert.
: a. bottles cordials and
wines assorted
da pure icmon syrup
D do pine spple. ginger sar
SiPGrilla, aud raspberry
[ vinegar syrup
l 90 rose water, 2 do OF
lemon
90 cNtract vanilla, l III
vanilla beans
] do jars picked loseters
do Pots French mustard
. cans kentucky mustard
% us pure mustard, by the
T0uut
$50 Jefs London. n Y and
B7ltlmore pickles
. doz bolt tomato. walnut
and mus room catsup
T case STEAK and hsh sauces
8 doz bottles pepper sauce
; do olives and rapers
] do India carrie powders
an anchavy
J. . do cans green com very
fHc
q ] skets g auinr salad OF il
10 cans sardiaes, fresh
| bel white vine vinegar
- tliH rpre CIDER do
90 ils French jelaiine
> do do crim on
French confectlOnarios of
an kinds
hy pIiabe paste
81 do halve qrs bunclraisins
g do layers do (superi0r)
100 do Sultanna do
I TASK Zante currapts
80 drums figs, part of which
are very superior
, fails dates
case fancy box and Jar
pfUnes
> hNs cltTOn aud lemon peel
30 lbs tamafmds, oranges
aud lemons
's" apei sileIi aii'io'ius
"' . ui &c aux 90
c.eu q"
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McORTNEY & CoNANT,
STEAM MARBLE WORKS,
lENE nDAn. ARNNN SPRING q ARnEN 81,

STEAM MARBLE WORKS,
RIDG9E ROAD, ABOVE SPRING GARDEN ST,
PdiL1DELPHi1
eSH extensive establishment is erected on an pro-
"a veA plan, and ~ lAe aj OF Steam fower nanufac.
lures ah kinds of Plain aud Ornamental MARBLE
WORN, ~ superior style, and at The lowest prices.
Ihe Ia ses AID hest assortment of MARBLE MAsrELs,
lmpuflei faror and Garden SrAruARY, VASES aud
Eo1NrAlNs, ftlEs for floors. &c may 10 seen al The
Ware Rooms, 10 which the attention of the public is
respectfully Invited.
Marble Cutters supplied al all times with number
of FINISHED Mamlss and Table Toys, Italian Toabs and
Monuments cut 10 sues dHslledalso constantly GA
baud, large assortment of American Grave Stones in
the ruulh or finished, Marble IN the block, &c.
JOHN BAIRD,
Ridge Road, above Spring Garden street.
PAla., March -, leis.