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with all the submity OF faith all the ervor of the
| dread rising cloud which my friend from Alabama
Mr. BAGBY pictured the other day; will not fear The
baeful cloud of anarchy, lighted from every verge by
concentrc fires, and sweeping the tempest wings TO
blast with ITS thanderbos the sprung hopes OF free.
dom and mankind. Perish the thought the prospect
shall be lighted only by the lambent fire of exuant hope
AT this hour the spirit OF freedom is foot IN lands
and amongst people, where ITS iantest signs have been
unheard for centuries Italy, the schooboys theme the
land of his golden visions and his dreamsof Caesar and
OF Tacitus-and of old liberty Lowing Germany, again
warmed by the celestial flame. Europe is rocked by a
moral earthquake Every successive ihToe dlscloses
some breathing place for the subieuanean fire,
which, long suppressed, is bursting with more than
volcanic power the light and the approving presence
of God.
Sir our example has done all this The oppressed and
famine stricken of the Old World have annually focked
by thousands for refuge to us the only resting place Tor
over asked humanity. They have drunk OF the cup
which never exhauss have fed at the board whose
necromantic supplies are spread with more than 'Bac,
chanal prousion." They have bowed at the altar OF
tons of his priest undisturbed. They have walked by
day, and slept by night, in secuythe rude latch Their
only guard no proud emissary OF oppression to
wher by his tread the green sward before their humble
door. They have found a home
Where gods might love to dwell
And wander with delight or sit amid
Its sacred shades
All this they have written ship load after ship load TO
those they have left behind and thus the silent and IN
visible power of the Almighty has brought the masses to
the aid of the master spirits that from their closets have
so long invoked the blessings OF freedom But perhaps
wander will only add. that my vote shall be given with
heartfelt pleasure for these any similar resou
tons; and trust that the vote may be taken this day. so
that the intelligence may be conveyed to France IN the
Cambria, which sails on Saturday next ] am not pre-
pared, however to stop at this When the National AS,
sembly-which is TO the Goth OF April-shal
have closed its deliberations by giving to France con-
stution after our own model, would go farther; |
would send solemn embassage; its members composed
of the crowned and most honored servants oil our
republic those who have given the energy OF long life
to liberty and their country and whose mellow but all
radiant light still rests upon the theatre of action
would send such embassy in the name and with The
spirit of our people, to fraernise with the descendants of
those who shed their blood the battle fields of our
own revolution.
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Ry a. GREEN, .y,.ctioncer.

GOOD FRAME HOUSE AND LOT ON NINTH
VI STREET, Ar AUCTION.-On Monday, the 10Th in
slant, shall sell the premises, al O'Clock p M good
frame house and lot situated 9Th street. between and
NORTH being part of lot No q, in square No lO
The house well built and conveniently arranged, with
good back buildings Any wishing 10
make a good investment, win have fine opportunity.
TERMS One third balance in six and twelve months
for bearing interest deed given and deed OF trust
taken A. GREEN,
April S-A Aucuoneer
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Hon. Ambrose H. SEWER, minister to Mexico, passed
through this city yesterday New Orleans where he will
take an immediate conveyance Vera Cruz and perhap
oveake Clifford his associate, the last named place
before he for the city of Mexico We glad
nounce Mr. s. is entirely recovered from the sickness
which attacked him Washington Immediately after his
appointment and confirmation to the highly important
post which he has been selected fill, and which for
days delayed his departure from the seat of govern
ment Mobile Regsfr Of March II.
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Petitions presented under tho rule.

BY Mr.. BARROW The petition of A. T. Donnet pray
Mt BiNsHAM The petition Of Il R. sehooora
N. H. Brockway and others, for military road from
capital in the State Of Michigan Sault Ste Marie in said
BY Mr.: CHASE The papers in the of the heirs of
John T: Turner'S referred to the Committee Revolution
BY Mr. COBB. of Alabama. The petition of William J.
Price: referred to the Committee on Public Lands.
Mr.. FEATHERSTON gave notice of his intention to in
Of Lowndes, in the State of Mississippi.
Mr. FRENCH notice, under the rules of the House.
that he would at subsequent day of the session.
dnce q bill for the benefit of Joseph pscret
papers Of Amos Knapp, soldier in the last war with Great
Britain. for relef referred to the Committee Invalid
Mr.. JOHNSON of Arkansas gave notice Of his intention
10 introduce bill regarding the location of the Lovely dona
BY Mr.. KAUFMAN. The petition of John Baldwin, F.
ana s .a section.
said Sabine rivers referred to the Committee Com
BY Mr. NIcoLL. The petition of John Watts. Matthew
hutchinson Robert Collins and 96 others citizens Of New
York. that the public lands shall be out in farms and
land) win occupy them allowing the the right to
dispose Of his 10 any one no, possessed
70 States or Territories upon such conditions referred
f Mr. 81 Esn petition of undy citizens
q ooe sa % s;s @ the
Britain the provisions Of ali laws in force granting pensions
to the widows OF officers and soldiers Of the revolutionary
BY Mr. SAWYER, The claim of Daniel Beaver of Ohio.
for supporting troops, "Buler Boys" prior being
received into the service OF the United Saes referred
tile Committee Military Affairs.
BY Mr., TUCK: The petition of d. M. Kelsey, and so
others citizens of Randolph, Washington, Marion Perry
and Jackson countless Illinois, praying that Congress will
repeal all laws authorizing slavery in the District Of Coum
trade, and will principles Of the ordinance of
1857 in regard 70 slavery in the Territories referred
Committee the Judiciary.
BY Mr.. TURNER: The petition of Cornelius Brown,
and 66 Others citizens OF Pike and Scioo countless in the
State OF Ohio praying Congress establish mail
between Piketon and the Savsns cement on
Little Scioto in Beaver township in said Pike county
and that post Office be located Charles Savens
in said township be called Gibson post office referred
to the Committee on the Post Office and Post Roads
BY Mr.. WENTWORTH, The petition of Isaiah Will
iinns for pension The petition of citizens of La Sale
county, for mail from Peru, via Troy Grove Earl.
ton of Capt Sas Chated, for the of his pension
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II AW and Land once In observation-disclosures W.
DRuRy and JOHN A. EASTMAN partners, under the firm
of Drury & Eastman at Fond du Lac Wisconsn,-auor'
neys counseors and solicitors and general land
or the purchase of lands and entry Of land war
rants the of that beautiful region Arosn
Lake Winnebago. seir services TO me pnoc anu
refer to DR. c. II. Van Paten, Hon. John n, nweeGy'
Messrs Chubb ~ Schenck, Hon. Senator Phelps hon e
mund Burke Hon. s. Hpbbie, and non; N'on~ IT,. "a
Young. Narch h-c-P' ~
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We understand that the court yesterday decided unan
mously that Mr.. Nugent, who had been committed by
the Senate for refusing to say from whom he had re-
ceved the copy of the secret papers touching the Mex
can treaty, and who had been brought before the court
on writ of habeas corpus should be remanded into the
custody of the sergeant at arms OF the Senate.
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Nv Il. GREEN, .asCs50neer.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT AUCTlON-On
Wednesday, the 18th instant, shall sci on the preln-
ses O'Clock, D. m, handsome building lots, situ-
ated north H. between 7lh and ls streets wes-oelng
part lots No and q, In square No III The above
mentioned property handsomely located, and but short
distance from the War Department. having south front Of
n feet each on street, running back to 20ieet alley
Terms; One-thrd cash balance credit OF D, y aud liz
months for bearing interest deed given, and a
deed OF trust taken. Tide good A. GREEN,
April S-eod Auctoneer
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NEW GOODS FOR GENTLEMEN.-A II. YOUNo
IN merchant tailor, three doors of Browns hotel
pennsy avenue has opened lot of very bean
tifu ready made goods to suit the Among them
may DO found aost every description OF garment in the
newest and best styles, Mt very reasonable prices.
Also layCD assortment of the latest styles fancy goods
viz csnvais scarf stocks gloves, best kid, all coos do
with many ossr articles necessary and useful for gentle
Measures taken and suits made order in the best style
at short notice. Ono price only. Terms cash
March 2S-NawImif Ni WE
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DRITIsH Almanac and Companion for 1846.--A
- year book OF general information subjects Of egs
auon statistics, chronology, mathematics, NC, &c, be-
Boston " American Almanac is for the United States
giving me civil list Of England Houses of Lords and Com
mons, the households, law courts &c. &c and valuable
articles on the railroads Of Great Britain. the govern
meui schoo OF design decimal coinage on eecotee-
graphs health Of towns odd fellows friendly societies
abstracts OF parliamentary acts its last session. abstract
OF Panameniny documents, chronicle of the session of
Parliament 1876 and 1884, public improvements together
with much valuable information SUBJECTS of general in
don, ~ f. TAYLOR.
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nv II. ". DYER, -I4ctioneer, to-day.

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUCTION.-Today
At o'clock, shall sell la front of my auction store
rye collection of household and kitchen furniture be
longing TO a gentleman declining housekeeping. Among
which enumerate-
Marble-top pier and centre tables
Mahogany sofas chairs, sdeboaId
Dining, card, aud centre tables
Bureaus, washstands, wardrobes, bedsteads
Cane seat and other chairs, secretary, bookcases
Solar, hail. and astral lamps China glassware, &c.
20 bbls. potatoes, in good order
kegs Malaga grapes. &C. ~
r.. w. DYER,
AnriI S-yt Auctoneer.
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Hy a. GREE.N. .Yucifoneer.

11S VOLUMES of Executive Documents and Journals
y of Senate and House OF Representatives also,
State Papers of the lh nth, and 18th Congresses at auc-
Tuesday, the llh instant shall sell at my auc-
ZION room Concert Hail. near Browns Hotel Pennsy vania
avenue o'clock, p m, the above books, all
well bound and in good order. The documents are from
der for cash A. GREEN,
Anvil St Auctioneer.
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VALUABLE LOT AT AUCTION.-On Tuesday even
ing next the llth instant half-pas o'clock, shall
SELL in front the premises the north half of lot No A. in
square No GA fronting rs feet on Tenth street. by about
100 feet in epth TO an alley between f and streets
The above lot is very desiraby located being immediate
ly opposite the Baptist church, and is very handsome
building lot
Terms of sale Onehird cash. the balance in equal pay
six and twelve months, for notes satisfactorily
cured bearing interest X. W. DYER,
April 6-eodNdsif Auctioneer
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me-. ~. m. DYER, .9.ctsoneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT yir-
Of deed oirust from Dollar Mullen datsd 's S
S. foos AL Az and 42 OF the land records OF wash
county will be sold at public auction in front OF the
premises on Monday the 10Th day OF April next at o'clock
D. m part OF lot No l. square No 3l3, fronting I'll feet
inches on 10Th street by IS feet in depth, with the I'M
Terms al sale r. W. DYER,
Mr. 2.vNds Auconeer.
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Hv n. GREEN; .ssscitOneer.

VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE.-The
Y subscriber will offer public sale, on Saturday,
the 10th instant, o'clock, p his excellent two
brick house and lot the OF T. and 20t
Streets in the First Ward, Washington. Meanwhile he IN
persons DESTROYS of purchasing good business stand
TO call and view the premises which will be shown, and
s. d. FINCKEL,
Corner of G. and Doth streets
Aprl S-eotd A. GREEN, Auctioncer.
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We understand that, in compliance with the inVn.
to Professor Nchol, of Glasgow, he will lecture y
next Tuesday evening The professors lectures !"
been attended by large classes in Boston, New YORK
Philadelphia. ,os
WASHINGTON, April B, Hp
SIR. The undersigned, learning that you VIII soou !
this city, would request that if consistent with YOU
engagements, you would lecture on the science 70 g.
you have devoted much of your lifs and IN seus
the truths of which, both orally and IN your WORKS. y0
been so successful We will be gratifed to welcome ~"
us the author of CONCENTRATIONS of the Solar oysen'
the professor of practical astronomy in the on'ei'
Glasgow. Yours, respectfully
a. AZ Dallas JosxpH HENRY,
RJ WALKER EDMUND BURSF,
IR IscrRsotI NJ. F. MAURY,
IL AHrpr JAMES p. EsPr,
GEORGE p. MARSH, A. d. BAcHh
w. w. SEAroN.
To J. p. NIcHoL. ILL., D.,
Professor OF Practical Astronomy
ia the University OF Glasgow
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Hon piRrn.--Of all vaaniiies and fopperies 'he
of high birth is the greatest True nobility
virtse no, from birth. Titles. indeed. may be p"loI
but virtue is the only coin that makes the bargain s
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DOARDING.-Mrs. MARY T.. SELDEN. 18th. be-
ID Il and streets, accommodate several gen.
tIenen and ladies with board Ell ~
Mar. 3-9teodif
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N EANUEL Practiquo du Consulat, par +. A. De
lNl Mench, 1 volume Leipsc, 1876.
Fnns British Consus Hand Booka treatise on the d-
ties and jurisdiction OF the consna'e volumes London
lSa7.
Martens Guide Diplomatique -ediied by M. dc Hoh-
mans, vols Paris.
Cours de Style Dipomatique-par H. Meisel, volumes
Paris.
Basic.
Pufendorf translated into English by Carew, volume
London ...I-.@
LIE Dro de Ia Guerre de In PAX, par Hngues Gro,in
translated into French by Barbeyrae, vosj Basic:
Just i'm ported from London and Paris by r. TAYLOR.
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to discover the rule or the against national sau-
tatien from the matron government Of republican Amer
the infant government OF republican France is
in the of people that we send the greeting II
obedience to the high behests Of the active the
hundred eyed genius of institutions. We send TO
recognised government-recognised by all the foreign
officials in France 80 far as learn Our own minis
ter led the way trembed when the first news came
lest he should hang back waiting example, But am
happy to think he has discharged hsduty he went FORE
most and if he had not-better for him. far better that
he should again put his foot upon his native land
Why shall we not, as representatives of our country
and her institutions salute those who struggling
initiate US Monarch can salute monarch even upon the
birth OF an infant heir to Unlimited despotsm Shall
falter in salutaon to the presence of rational Liberty
know the doubt the fearful doubt that exists in many
of the greatest mindseven of the most honor
ed fathers that surround me; and know, too from
versaon on all rides, well as can learn that doubts
deep solicitude with which maternal love watches the
first steps of the idolized boy Will he STUMBLED will he
fall The fine turned limbs the flashing eye forbid the
thought. He will walk, and walk to noble and vgor-
GUS manhood France will walk, and walk to noble and
vigorous manhood! This feeling inspires some misgiv
ings in the purity of intention which dscloses this
great struggle but the detail which is to seal the result
Her national assembly is perhaps too numerous-one-
fifth the number would have represented all the depart,
ments all the interests of the French people, and avoided
the dangers of faction and tumult But can feel no
doubt OF the issue The descendants of the consecrated
Gironde, united with the schools poytechnque sup,
ported by the press and the intelligence OF France Will
avoid the terrible obstacle of the Mountain and the Jsco'
DIN on their way to regulated, constitutional liberty
trust with abiding confidence the moderation, the
wisdom the public virtue. the intellect OF France rest
seated on rock upon the steady patriotism OF the
people, IN sustaining those great inellects who
lead the way pointing to the high destiny Of France
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-03-31
CHEAP Goons

HIIIE subscribers are now ready 10 serve ,hoss
who will favor them with their custom. ~ the
former moderate prices which Goods have been
sold at be the old establishment of Mr.. B. F Mitch.
ell. They respectfully invite purchasers to cali
and examine their stock, as :hey are determined
to make it an object to buyers TO trade with them.
Their stock consists in part as follows:
GROCERIES.
Coffee at wholesale and retail,
Sugar
Tobacco and Soap
with variety of other articles to complete fsmi-
ly Grocery. -.
DRY GOODS.
CassimeIes. Satinets, Kentucky JeaIs, Flannels,
Calico's, Muslin DeLaines, b!eached and unbleach-
ed Homespuns, Shawls, Handkerchiefs, &C. &c.
HATS and CAPS
Fur, Wool, Silk, and Straw Hats approved pat
terms, with variety of mems and boys fashiona-
bic Caps.
CROCKERY WARE.
Plstes assorted Dishes. Bowls, Cups and Saucers,
and other useful articles.
Cutlery, Hard and Hollow Ware.
Knives & Forks, Pocket Knives, Drawing Knives,
Scissors, Needles and Pins, Augurs, Planes, Files
Hinges, Locks, Screws, Axes, Hatchets. Round
SLAVES, Spades. Pots, Ovens, SkilIhts, &c. &c.
with many articles to complete our stock, too nu.
merous to mention. All of which will be sold low
for cash, or produce Of the right kind.
COWAN & MOTT.
Jan %, 1S4S-I20-tf
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"a IA@lN1g RESI- -
SAaA& PORT OF WILMINGTON. 2AK

ARRIVED
q, March 24-Brig Florence, Hopkins, New York, 10
Barry, Bryant q" 60.
Brig Nonpariel, Brewer, Portsmouth, H. to DeRos
Ret Brown &. Co.
Brig Clarissa Watts New York, to w B Giles &. CO.
Brig Porto Rico Staples, Providence, r to w . JEFF
frys
Brig David Dufrell, COett, New Bedford, to C w Da
VI5.
Schr Thorn, wainwright, York, to w Jefrys.
SchT Olive, Smith, New York, to r. J LutterlOh g. Co
Schr ) Powell, Powell, New York, to w Davis.
Schr Dirigo, Prtingiil, New Port, l. TO IIarriss
Russell.
schr J DeRossett, Brewster New York, to R "
Brown
Schr Brilliant Pigot, Onslow county c. TO DeRos-
DeRusset, Brown g. Co.
riss f Russell
26-schr JACK Downing, Parker, Onslow county to
DeRusset Brown & Go.
& 20 ~'A'''''O' O''>o010'' A'O"'
Schr Morris VAIN, Beaston, Philadelphia, to E
27-Brig Tanger, Park Matanzas, to Potter & Eidder
Schr w Hazard, Saunders, Charleston, to Harrss
schr Martha, Davis, Shalotte to C w Davis
D<S-St@amer Evergreen Rush, Fayetteville, to John
steamer Rowan, Hurt, Fayetteville, to J. Latta.
70 Schr Old zrck, Mtldrum, New Orleans, to G w
Brig Lydia Farnham, Farnham, Baltimore, to Crony
ao-Brig Usage Madison, 5mz7---, to w Davis.
March 24-schr Jonas Smith, Davis New York, by
RW Brown VIM y
Schr Falcon, Parrtt, Boston, by G " Davis
Schr Pactolus. Simmons, Washington, n G. by JR
Sloop Dolphin, Harker, Washington, N c. by R
25-hrig Belle, Myers, New York, by G.. w Davis
Russell ' - ' ,
Schr MADONNA. Barry. Boston, by Barry, Bryant Co
D SGur J"hn Potts Brown, Crockett, Philadelphia by
DeRosset, Brown g. Co.
br ochr Thomas Pierson, Thompson Nassau, by G w
6ILB5g Alpine. Treat Martinique. bv Dickinson.
T - I"ie tlne Ames, Frankfort Me- by do
terloh& Co "'eLinohu' va oy Z J Lut'
Davis pr orig James wellington, Kelly, Tobugo, by G w
,scb i3rison Price. Beaston, New York, by Lut
SC chr EaIhaIia, Chase Boston, by G w Davis.
Schr an louisa, IOlsOn, Boston by Dickinson.
"sSSelr Brown & Co " - -
P,i HHepeater Barker Boston, by HarriSs & Russell
ACo DuuIeyp Eustis, Port Prince, by VIM B. Giles
4CoS Fox Marson, Guadalupe by DeRosset, Brown
D,kfnnspg Frances Lonisa, Whitmore Bath, BE, by E.
Sch n tharlon, Morse, Little River. by G w Davis.
2O-Sc cLmoFn ~ Wainwright, Yerk by w Jeffreys.
Wis -" POWELL Powell, New York, by e w Da
stesneer Rowan, Eurt Fayetteville, by J & Latta.
Banks evergreen, Rush. Fayetteville, by John
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A Question
FOR THE PUBLIC TO DECIDE.

IAN it be expected that Merchants and Drug
u gists, who lend themselves to palm off upon
the public their base limitations and counterfeit
medicines, in preference to the genuine, merely
because they can make more per cent on them,
would dea honestly i'll selling other articles ! We
think not. Persons that deal out counterfeit medi
cineS, and thus encourage counterfeiters, even at
the expense of the health and life of their custom
ers and neighbours, they honest or honorable
men, No. And they should be avoided.
REMEMBER, WIN. SHA w is agent and has for
sale, the following PATENT MEDICINES,
all Of which he warrants genuine -
DR. swayne's Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry !;
Wistar's Balsam Do
Bailey's Syrup Do
Townsend's Sarsararilla; Sands sarsaparilIa
Sands Iodide do Baley's do
Bulls do; Woods SarsapasiIIa and
Wild Cherry Btters; Rowand's Tonic Mixture;
Bailey's Tonic Mixture; Peery's Dead Shot Yer
mfuge McMunn's Elixir Opium; Baiey's Anne
rican Vermifuge; Dr. Smiths Whooping Cough
Syrup; Grays Ointment; Aliens Vegetable
Comp; CHEESEMAN'S Arabian Balsam; Moffat,'s
Phoenix Bitters Thompson's Eye Water; Car
penter's Comp. fluid Ext; Thompson's Syrup Tar
and Wood Naptha; Langley's Great Western
Indian Panacea Swaim's Panacea; Indians do !;
Henry's called Magnesia; Indian Cbolagogue 4;
UPham's Pile Electuary; BaIsam Liverwort ;
Pease's Hoarhound Candy Scarpa's Acoustic
Oil: Weights Indian Vegetable Pills; also, Pc
ters', Leidy's, Mofatt's, Spencer's. Brandrch's,
Beckwith's, Gordon's, and Lees Pills; Copaiba
Capsules; Copaiba and Cnbeb Capsules; British
Oil; Opodeldoc; Bateman's Drops; Carpenters
Extract Bark; Godfrey's Cordial; Badeau's
Plaster. Shoemaket's do, Poor Mans do.
Also. full spring stock of
Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Paints Oils, &C..
consisting in part Of
200 lbs refined Camphor; 100 ounces Quinine
so gallons CopaI, Coach, ard Japan Varnishes ;
25 lbs Prussian blue; so lbs Chrome Green so
lbs Chrome Yellow; 1000 lbs Spanish Brown
and Venetian Red; "a boxes Pain Killer; 25
boxes Window Glass; Putty, in bladders Paint
and Whitewash Brushes; 100 kegs White Lead
Linsced Oil; timber: Terra Lienna; Red Lead
Litharge; VefmilIion Rose Pink; Lamp Black (;
Sand Paper Chalk and every article in the
Paint line. Paints ground. and Window Glass
cut TO order "a large supply of fresh Spices
good stock of choice Perfumery.
CHoI.oRoFoRM:
pure article, always kept.
CONGRESS WATER;
ALWAYS fresh. in quarts and PInts.
lamp SHADES & wIcKs:
n variety. Fresh Sedleitz and Soda Powders
of his own manufacture.
Physicians and Country Merchants laying in
spring supplies, will find they can purchase fresh
goods a. low prices, and on as accommodating
terms. at aoy other establishment Id The State,
the subscriber being DESTROYS Of maintaining the
reputation so long enjoyed Ivy the old stand Drug
Store. Wv. SHAW.
March II, ls4s.