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CALIFORNIA And oREGON1f IFS, ria "a
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tdLHVIHlVfd H7VIJ UREUJN Nh IAN T7d ia Va.
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10Th Of May instant The public s hereby notified that
MALE may be sent TO New York. Charleston c. Savau.
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May Instant ~ lime to connect with the Fnlcon at Tia
sans on the Cd OF June next
Mail baga should be made mp at New York and at other
goina named for uhagtfs, Panama, San Diego, Santa
Barbara Monterey. San Francisco and Astoria. The en-
tire postage for ange letter exceeding half ouc
In weight will he lek cents Havnna 20 Chagss
% cents 10 Panams, to be prepaid In all cases. and <o|
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cisco or Astoria TO be prepaid, sent unpaid, at the Cpl
ton Of the sender As's
Newspapers and pamphlets -eea postage three csuts|
each, and Inland postage TO be added
J. COLLAMER, Postmaster General
pcsT 0PricR DEPARTMENT May l6 le49
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Miscellaneous be delivered one-ha on or before 10
Of August, and balance by let November ne H.
10 tons Anthracite Coal, twhe Ash suitable Tor cupo,a
and screened '7' A M
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SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
7smesf for Closing and eTtcept of The Mails at th

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New YORK. Boston. &c. and Buffalo, a., win now b
received BY o'clock A NJ daily and the Mall 70 be sent
from this Office 10 and ~ thoss places viii be closed a
8 o'clock p. NJ
ss s s sfs M.sis s MAJ s
TraInP, North Of Philadelphia 10 arrive there In ti
TO connect with the Train for baltimore, which brings
asss, Nall g arrSs mere ss A. Ne Eastern nn MAJ
MAJ % ne sent beyond bam're,ls MADE W on safrda
HI. sfal far Aonanos MARYLAND and No.fo,k and adj
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say, * r. Nj, and Is received ss lines wseR. WIN
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same honrs : ~ -'ss y "-' ''e' - :"
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cossa r o ana ncss eash wesn NJ and
The Mail rom IlrookylIe A. Md II rss airsd he 81
M Of Wednesday and saufday, each week, and closed q
anper a Sarsoo ~ n Mpsasy anh h1psday
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LOT aopacs3, &C. NJ. receivea Inrsday Thursday ant
49, =, H rM e'oseu aunoay' iuesoay una ihnrs
Warrenion, Mld,llsbure, &e Va received Sunday, Wei
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Wsdnesday snd FRIDAY
Monday Wsdassd., and frsy ana '''''a
matter addressed any foreign country required 70 b
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rope and places o Which hey pass through he BE
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to 10 A. Nj rom ia 10 r NJ, and from to o p NJ
CHARLES az, X GARDINER, Postmaster.
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Class No. 8.
Miscellaneous 10 be delivered as required
Reams Regulation Paper fent lined per pattern, best
g % Gap paper do do DO DO
DO Letter kussIop srer do three sides % % Dc Do
Z. / do Letter paper suitable for envelopes.
do Blank Bills al Ladns pr patsrnto BE- Furnished.
2 do do halfmonihy returns, ruled TO pattern do
DO Blank Requisiiion Books, half bound In boards,
2and quires each.
9galls- Black Ink, 10 quart bottles
2 do Blue Fluid, In pint do
u small bottles Carpl,ne red Inh
gross best quality Steel Pens
dog. Pen Hol1ers
pound Wafers
1 do Sealing War.
% dor. Block Lead Pencils
do Red Tape. WIG
DO Boek sand, or " pounds
y pieces India Rubber.
40 No. 30 Q. r. Quils.
AM Hmsnses or 1855 sSsand and isa,ssd,
Glaze No. 10.
sss s.. s: asy 4 ssss,' ay
2 do do do Rye Straw
Glaze No. II.
MISCELLANEOUS, 70 Be delivered q required
y; ;sS bushels y q Cor oSra.
Class No. ~. sf5
Miscellaneous q b delivered third BY tbs is JuIys
the balance by Lat December ns1t--
sSoS ha:hsls csmss1lsnd Lump Cosi
cia,s No. 10.
ths sssnes 81 Il tcssSss ~ y - -" ' ~
,sS SSs su = Lump. e.. sss vgai.
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u s. ~ ts q ~ y Class No 2.
be compeied BY September Let, next
so running teet hest foundation etone each Stone 10
contain u TO IS cubic feet 's77T7 "
go running feet Of coping stons from feet TO feet
inches wfe and Ut least test Long, In ali about e7o
perch 49, ~
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Ths New Jersey HIstorioai soeisty havs get int
their pew suilding Newark.
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MANUFACTURE OF MARAscHINo. The
principal mandatory in cara THE capital Of
Dalmatia] is that of maraschino, the liquor
made from the marasca or black cherry,
which is grown mostly in the neighborhood
Of Almissa, between Spalato and Macarsca.
Bordeaux is not more famous for its wines
than cara for its liquors and in the manu-
factre of them they sarpass all other places.
] visited these distilleries one day, and found
them 10 have nearly all the same appear
ance a low ground-Aoor, opening on little
back-garden large coppers Of the liquor
| closely covered, so as to exclude air; the
shelves filed with various-colored resell the
Portogallo, OF orange, clear as amber; and
the delicious Garofalo, OF Glove, the prince
Of liquors. Spanish wax was boiling in a
| pct over brazier, and the corked bottles,
being reversed, are dipped in il and sealed
with the name Of the firm. The fruit is
picked and skinned in June and July
Drioli and some Of the houses pretend to
have secrets for mixing the proportions,
which are transmitted to the women Of the
family from generation to generation but,
in truth, it is like the secret Of the protean
Jean Maria Farina Of Cologne, the true
secret being the possession Of adequate CAPT
tai and current sale The best maraschino
is that Of Drioli, Luxarde, and Kregliano-
vich. The maraschino Of the first Of these
is reckoned by the native Dalmatians as the
best OF all; but il is dear. Luxardo makes
good maraschino, and has large sale; the
maraschino Of Kreglianovich is very good
in quality and moderate in price, but not
strong enough for the English and Russian
taste; for while the Sicilians prefer weak
and sweet maraschino, more powerful
liquor is requisite for the English, Dutch,
and Russian. There are altogether about
a dozen distileries in the town; and several
Of the proprietors have made handsome for
tunes From me Highlands and Islands
! Of The Adriac.
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Class No. II
Each bar to be 10 feat long
weighing about $1,000 lbs.
Ciass No. 10.

To he delivered as rsqurs,i--- n 49,.
9i0 barrels Of good sharp building sand.
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~ long handled Shovels
l2 No. brass wire Sieyes
ic 8 DO do do
40 20 do do do
ream fine Sand Paper
do do Emery DO
l0t pounds White Chalk
10 do Red do
40 do Gum Shelinc
% do Flour Emery
% do "a Cut do
% do ID do do
so do best Shoe Thread
aOn do Tallow
l6 do Rotten Stone
g do pumlce Stone
g D do Scotch Stone ttf
do fine Sponge
9DnO do Oakuin for wiping
" sldes BelIows Leather
l2 do heavy Harness Leather II.
dozen Corn Broonr
3 do Hickory do
do double Busters
do ground Paint Brnshta (000)
do do do Tools mo. ~
i do White Wash Brushes 90 knots)
q Palette Knives, "A ins. in blades
6 Putty Knives
small Paint Mill a4
ble sour or condemned -four for Enufiry use,
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Class No. l6.
\ Miscellaneous, to DO delivered "a required
500 sup g. In, White Oak boards l6 Il lengths by IL inch
wide tH ~ Z, l173
4cori, STRAIGHT White Hickory ina and Q feet lengths
suitable for handles, DC. n.
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each other. The cause Of these wars and
contests which aiiiict heworld Is everywhere
the same--not, as Of old, the crimes or the
ambitions Of sovereigns, but the ignorance
and the passions Of The people, instigatedby
these revolutionary emissaries who make POI
litical arson their profession, That is the
party which originally kindled the war in.
Denmark which impelled Charles Albert
to break the armistice--whch attacked Ge-
noa and has seized Leghorn--and which
has filled so many cities in the past year with
blood and mourning. Hating war, hating
confusion, hating the tyranny Of these pop
ular impostures, we believe that the resto-
ration Of the public tranquility depends on
the defeat Of these rash assalants. They
have against them not only all the govern
ments, but all the enlightened middle classes,
and every real practical interest in Europe |;
acd we trust in the ultimate success Of the
good cause in which every part Of the con-
tinent which has been attacken BY these dis
orders are equally concerned.
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Class No. 49,
Oo hnshslshsst maple charcoal tobs delivered ssr.qr
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ths balance b. IL bs<snStf Rs2t- -
5000 bushsls Lump Coal bsa virginia
10000 Do Avsrxst 10 DO ds
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f7H Cldss No. 4.
ls3 Tons No. l, American Grey Pig Irsn,
Class No. s.
To be delivered asrequlred
80 Barrels Of Lime.
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Adventures ofthe First sstilers on The Oregon or Co
lumbs River being Narrative Of the Expedition 6sd
cut BY John Jacob Aston 20 establish the Fur Com
pely with an account Of some Indian Tribes on The Coast
ofthe Pacific, BY Alexander Rosa one Of h. sdT.orr
Jers fublshsd by.smlth and Elder
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This yellow Pine) Timber must be free from ZAP. b
Knots, wind shakes aud other defects
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ADAMS HOUSE, BOSTON.

THE undersigned respectfully inform their friends and
lie public, that they have become Prupricors Of lie
aSoss new and spieniiid Heel
Tie Adams House as erected during the rast season 70
supply Obvious demand FOR increased and superior ac
coumodaofB In this city is located on Washington
street, within Eve inntss' walk Of the great Southern and
Western Railroad Depo;s and the business sections Of the
city. Il Is adjacent 10 the Park and the Cupoa commands
. beautiful view Of the Hsrhor and adjoining towns
The House has been constructed sacr the most approved
p.xns with ali the modern inventions that minister 10 The
comfort and OF the traveller and the
iors long experience in hotels has enabled him 10 intro
cuce many improvements which yer, peculiar TO
this establishment II IL built OF Quincy granite and rom
tans One Hundred AMI ffy Rooms conveniently arrana-
ed in suits and single apartments, well yeGl1e, and sup
p.ed with an abundance OF pure soft wafer.
The Furniture made 10 order from the hest patterns.
with special regard well TO comort and convenience
luxury and Kplentor-
Onr Table win be supplied with all The ln1nres Of The
sparon and we pledge ourselves that The riasr rariues
tie saason shalt he found upon IL.
We hive devoted unusual attention 10 the selection Of
servants and guests may rely upon prompt and polite
attendance.
PorerE will he In readiness The various Depots
charge OF Baggage and provide Carriages for guests
The propretors trust by strict attention 70 the wants Of
gu@s,s 70 merit share Of patronage assuring all who May
them with Visit. hst nothing shall be wanting
,neir part render the ADaMs iiorss second 10 in
the Eniou. L.. W. J. ADAMS Propriefora.
l.. ADAMS, IN, tesiaa .H.
N. ADAMS.
Adams House. Boston.
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Harden & Coz.

yyAgStNG a ND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
HAVING pIsIuSD ~ fieir Iittst IA liie isitss W
III twe,a New lugk and B"ri,il rg ~ innini llislf
,riel, a,i I'D putr ihsI tts VIII devote tlt-f Aienoh
,,sipgss Ii r.nnexiun Win tlitir Liverpool nnb Boston
Ionst,. ami as,lri,s NJ London, Pafis and II,,rc.
l lcit5s fhai h1te been offered BY The tutsGrirrs
I'D ~ Il " ,gars for lle cSccian ui london AMI Paris
ortss ar nov very much Increased through p diltet
| l,a ii. steamers from Nrw York.
OH ior PURCHASES 10 b. Ina,ie Ia ln=lana flniicf, and
ols, parts Vi Europe will be executed, ai upon tbs moai
reasonable ir1ns, by Cur agents Cash ADVANCED AND
rlrdila hr Inc purpoae al tra,ng their execution
Particular att niiu paid 10 enItng aud CLEARING go'n u
Tic New Surl ad Boston custom ousts ami hr,s nrlins
with the utIIvi tsls.tr
Exchange az ighi, Ii. TO suit constantly lo ls y,
Iundun, L.vt rpuoi, and Paris.
Offices NJ Wall street, New York; No CoNri street.,
Boston; Nc. CVvk street, ari W Wayrlae road, Li,rr.
pool IIAkNuEN a co. y
y, D. our tin IA Liverpool continues 70 giye rssry ~,
Lenden 10 the iorwaling all kuhs OF sisrrhahde upon
the Reasonable by alj sIils sls 80
all parts 81 thu world
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A PREMIUM OFFER

The post-office Of any town In the Union from
which we shall receive the greatest number Of sub.
scfibcrs 10 Godey's Lady's Book, during the ysar
between the first Of December, lei9, and The 6gst
OF December, 1860, (he Magazine TO be mailed 70
such post.ofice or to subscribers through IL shall
the subscriptions gra,fo,si for. one yanr inter The
expiration Of Tho year Tor which their subscriptions
Hhall have been paid. M 3 x f,.. 4giif,.
The Magazine win be continued on either, TO ihc
subscribers themselves or 70 the agents througii
whom we NAV receive Inc orders for quantities., and
TO whom the package or packages may be directed,
or 10 BOTH II there should be both In the same town.
as the case may be. Address
with any newspaper giving the above few in
seriions we win exchange. 60
Our agents are informed that those sending IN
their orders first win be first supplied In case the
edition threatens 10 run ont.
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WINTHROP HOUSE, BOSTON

yTR JOHN WRIGHT having relinquishsd I'll eopnexion
Ill With Winthrop HOUSE Will Tor the mturs Be I'M
sr he sole q the su6screer and the house
= oaw opened Hotel for the travelling public, well
a. q hpus Tor paors permanent boaydsrs.
The situation Of ds House, directly r front Ct Boston
Common spacious and airy and ss fnisrnl
aeeomuoda,ions nneu ,sd BY any public house.
IN the CITY, attrAccis for the traveller and oy those
aesirIng more psrmzaert lodgings
Every coaysnsrce 10 apartments table and sitsr.
dance viii be flrssd Al the house. which can be had al
any hotel II tbs city 10 Its attractions for the traveller and
lur those desiring more permanent lodgings
Every ennvsnienes as % sTsrtasnts table and ansn.
dance will be furnished u The house. which can be had ~
any ho,sl boarding house in the city. and the sabscnhe
viii dsyo,s himself 70 the comfort u al who may ayor him
With their patronage.
Parties travelling with their families, and with ladies',
viii fnd tbs Winthrop House especially adapted 70 thsir
cunyenisrcs. : II ra
The patronage OF s travelling pablo and Of permanent
WILLIAM II spooSER
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f,uHE MARRIED. woMAN,s PRIyATE

MEDICAL. CDhfANlDN, by d. a. NJ. MsukicBAr,
Professor Of Dseasea o. Woman 81 edition, lsino, m. 400
price 81. $4,000 copi,s cold III three 0lotiths- Il
The great demand inr This musf important work. col
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Their edition. II is attended especially lor the married. II
lhcoses Important secrets which! should be known 10 them
particularly tieTe every female discover The
symptoms, aid tho Inoss eiceM remedies and most
n mode OF cnrsi IN every complaint 70 which her Sex Is
subject. 1851
is important question 10 The aritd why IL Ia that
behold many married females sickly dehilated ana
prosirited also the aud whether They suscep
ble Of remedy They Will here find these important mat.
eTs connected with dcoveriea In mediea aud ptysologi.
cal science, which meet this question.
This work 10 destned 10 I've In the hands OF every wife
mother who has regard for her health and wei
fare well as that other husband.
The revelations contained In It's ragea have already
proved blessing 10 thousands
To those yet unmarried but contemplating marriage, or,
perhaps hesisng TO the proprefy Of mourning the
sponsibtles attendant upon H. the importance Of being
possessed Of the revelations contained In these pages
rlaisy Involving their future happuess cannot be sppre
cia,td.
Cope, raia O. sert By raallfree Of po,fcgc
On the receipt Of one dollar ths Married Wornans Pr
vale Medical Companion" will be sen, free Of postage to
any part ofts Unsd S,nea All letters be addressed
(postpaldl 10 DIR. A. NJ Dlaurcsa, Boz l2Sa, New York
city. Publishing OfEcs No Us LIBERTY ST. New York
For sale BY the following Agsns:
zEiBER q CO., Philadelphia, WI TAYLOR, & co.
Baltimore.
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3dcors RON w street.
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EPILEPSY or FALLING sICKNrss.

m all symptoms Of frequent rain IN The Head, nesa Of
" Sight, noae In the disturbed Sleep with ngia,.
Ing dreams, PdLPTTA7TON, FLdTULENCY and
lTEiKNESS DIR. SWEETSERS PASACEa should be
Immediately commenced with and perscyered in, until
every symptom The above are the premonory
symptoms u Epilepsy and denote very foul Il
tie blood stomach and nerves uracstion OF the hlooi
By the Of this Panacea will at all lines insure the body
aganst any of there disaerceabe symptoms. Many ps.
sons suppoae that Il IN selesr take medicine unless we
are VI 70 be unable 70 attend TO daily svocatons
therein lies their error We do not Insure houses and
goods when they 6vs, with the expectation that
they will burn up; but the wise prseept guard
ing against accident So We purify our Blood when we'll
we Insure our bodies against attacks Of Sickness not with
The exact expectation Of berg SICK but 70 be always pre-
prsd against It's attseka Fer sale az oil the drussss
]. r. CALLkN. y.
corner Of and 7ih streets
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no rNrrNrnns ANn owe NrrEs..

AaESgs rop osEiiSlss PATENTS POS SIN iSNi.s
TioNs Al wAsUIsdroS
NJ =. ELLIOT lpFprriy 81 lhs Pafrnl nise,, iof'riss
W his icIner clients AMI olhcra that his Office npy = \
be pod The SANE corner WHO'RE u has besn heated ~
ie ast liny year, directly elppsite nv Patent uttt
lie isprfpared With S accustomed accuracy
and promtnea any o,,snrss Ia c nue OF he prn ss,i
such furnishing Information respecting "a, oflensly
aud paeniabiy ofiaytnvnsi preparing papers uni '@"
nGs for applications or patents cav eats, a.,
10 t0s. ILL lin, lr refers 80 the io't
Inc Testimonial u dc Hon Henry L. Ellsworth late tom
missioner oi ppttuts
Patent Office, Fyb Is, lSi2
Nj William r. Elliot, who has been Formerly snrioy Il
in Tie rattui Office prapsisign &c. having estsb
sed Patent Aseucy la the city OF Washington ak
great pleasure III sinnendmg him gentrinan wpr.
Thy " confidence, aud US being particularly qisi, u
TAKE charge 81 any business requiring knowledge uf
ci,anicaI isc", the Pfogress VI tbs us, and lai,ni in
pros enicnis. Mr. Eiiip II alap well acquainted with tt
prtctct Vi This Office HENRY l.. ELLSWORTH, +
H..s Eonim siionrr ~ Patents
W r. Elliot Is also the author u the pan Of iist new
Patent Ohieg building r
rss. Letters Oh business 10 BE- posi- paid
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Genilemen's Fall and Winter Wear.

yas Fancy n s Aes @e a'i rsdsay A@
new and fashionable goods for Fall and Winter wear, ~
lectsd with yisw 70 rendering their stock rich quail
Fur W su black, brown olive and
greer iled cloths; various shades Beaver do dab and
black Pilot Cloth; brown black, bius, and drab Mohar
'TzSTER FRocKs 81 cKs Beaver and mille,i
pREss 1ND fRoc1 ' o5i7S Blue us' black, olive
brown afesn ana Adelaide Cloths OF holys, Simonis,
al sS 31iii liss AND TRAnELLNo coA7s-p...a
HsTs rs Ss;n ssS brown and as Mole.
oNs-rreach, Enr,,,b. German and Ar...
rican black blus, Mixed and fancy caasmerss ssieets
with reference 70 the various Of our numerous pc
as 70 enable ua to insure Ct COMPUTING ease aud elegance
HESTS-Biaek silks ard satins, fancy do woollen snd
and M.sis, sah SIX aad ssins, ior Bsa and Parties,
@1RMy IND N4vx-Euper,.rs. IN, 81. i, % ,;,,,,,
uaora sst VIII AID W ssI has
always on hard the material necessary to the disren
Ell FIRST e oeiUS.AiIiii1YRE4DYnADE GARMENTS
Equal % the best custom work.
oYERCoA Brown; olive, g.sen, black and blur
proved styles Sacks including blue black brown and rsb
Mohair dsH s and os po o,s and brown gssa
business and Travelling Goats oivs, brown green and
blue Cloths; plsid Cashmere, Twesds Dress and frocL
and Black cIoihs, iu aud ts.s quarter cir
css, Pantaoons-B Black blue, Mixed and fancy Caasi.
meres plain and ribbed ve!veteens tor riding, travelling
de tsstings Black SILK. Satin Bonbazne and Cassi.
rere fancy SILK, Satin, and Valencia, fguersd and plain
wool Velvet black and figured SILK dc. Dressing Gowns
De Ianes, Meriro and figured Muslin Ia great variety,
| Hunting Costr, In various sfyies.
| FANCY DRESS R1ICLES-Taglon Jenny Lind,
and Italian black sill, Crayats; and medium quality
black tin Crayats superior black silk and Satin ScaSia
style fancy do; Merlno Scar or Anes for travel
ling, 49,; twied and plain English, French, and India
Pocket landkerchlefs. Goyes-Cfason's and Bajor'a
black, white, and coored Kid; aEo Merlno urkssin lined
Berlin, Linen, Cotton, &r Saspendcrs-An Tie various
styles anil qualities UnierynAs and DIaw,rE -Merino
Silk ami Duckrkn, Wool and Cotton Flannel Half Hose
White and Missed hlerino, and Cotton grades Shirts
Bosomn and Collars. Umbrellas, silk, aud Cotton.
1 PIECE GOODS.-Cloths, Cassncres Ncsiings, &c
rs extensive assortment ne found In lie country
which viii he sold by ie piece or yard. at as low prices
they be bought with the Obvious advantage al seec
lion from What be relied upon tho mosi fashionable
/ goods
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wELLER,s PATENT BLEACHING.

THE bess leave 70 call the suenon Of nss
desrous Of using good arrcle OF Hacking, 10 INC
Dorsrsies ~ MA ZEN, 20 arlos
,such Boot Makers &C Alec 70 several Of the Iswaps
peTs Tue underneath are from some ofe papers;
they speak for themselves sFo several person, who lTisi
Il have called and said tat tho Japan Liszd BGers
Superior 70 any thins tney had eses used
EXTRACTS FROM NEWSPAPERS.
Telsys Pce-t ycpsr Baekiss tbs Of "a excel.
Isut article; have ussd, and highly rtecm
raspd a--N A'.sTiesn, Assr'! l5.
wsEo-. Eisekirs Is oftse aos superb and ssti,.
factory articles q he day partss br.lisnss rr 70,
Hs sssSs1 syssas y 4. Tmts 'A' g
py rsssrsac. to another es.par, en- advertisement will
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Potent Bcel:ns -ir j. v,sllsr No 60 che,,nc, street,
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Other pspeys but tire above extracts sucient 20 con-
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