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DIE D..

On Thursday the 9Th nst Mrs HARRIET MATTINGLY amer
long and painful Illness which she bore with christian fortfnde and
resignation.
The friends family requested attend the funeral This
dayl evening" O'clock from the residence Of her
5th, between @ and n streets
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From the above table, 1t will be that Robert M Nc
Lane the democratic candidate, Is elected Congress
from the fourth congressional district by majority of $50
votes his WING opponent, Major John r. Kenly.
House of Desgaes-Messrs. John Marshall Chas. J. M.
Gwnn, Oliver F. Hack, Chas s. Spence. and Sidnor s.
Donaldson, democrats have been elected by average
majority of 2l3l over their wing opponents, Robert G.
Barry, John Watchman, John Coulson, George E. Sang
ston, and Thomas b. Hambeton
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THE UNION.

mains for the American people to say whether public
Offices to be put up for sale by those who have the
power to give them. for their own private benefit
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TnRo CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.

THIRD CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
We have only returns from small portion Of the 3D.
gessonal district which wards
of the city with Baltimore and Carroll countless and How
ard District The following is the congressional the
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Majority or McKag in the county 81. Taylors majority
was I'LL
The members of the legislature elect Mess Root
Cunningham (whgs) and Messrs. Biser, Anderson, and
O'Nea, democrats
Warrington cosnty-Returns have been received from
the whole of Washington county, giving the following
suit for Congress:
Hamilton, (dem.) 25ls
Mckaig, 2,4l6
Majority for Hamilton, 81
Hancock gave Taylor "a majority and the whole county
gave PSI majority for Taylor.
House Of Desgatss-The following is the cast for
delegates in all the districts but Hancock
Democrats. Whigs.
King, 2.340 Stake, 2432
Champion, 2.3S2 Mckinley, 1850
Wolf, 2,435 Cagetf, 2432
smith, 2,502 Marven, 1859
Besore, 2,456 Davis, 2,462
The probability Is that WOLF Smith, and Besore demo
crar) and Clagsu and Davis (whigs) elected.
AReghany county-The following all the yet
received from the congressional election in Allegheny
countyi
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The New York Courier profssses give an anecdote
about French relations, to which it seems to attach
some little conseo,lence.

ABOUT our french reauons 10 winch II seems 10 attach
some little consequence:
We understand that, long ago In May last, Mr..
Rush, minister In Paris, wrote Mr. Clayton Sec
rotary OF State that the President of the French republic
had declared that If France engage in with any
power, IL Dotd be Nth the United States The despatch
which this fact stated bore date the 81 OF May; and
on the 18th OF May M Poussin made the peremptory de-
mand on Mr. Clayton, avowedly under instructions from
the insult offered the French flag by Commander Capen
der. M Poussin distinctly claims to have done and said
imperative instructions from his government Obliged
him to do and say These several facts, viewed in
nexon thought the inference that the French
government regards the detention OF the Eugene
suit offered to the French flag that satisfaction for that in
suit demanded and refused by the
United States and that setting the dismissal OF his min
lister entirely out Of the question unimporant Incl
dent Louis Ma poeon deem 1t due the honor of the
French nation to the demand the point
open
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by order; THO. MILLER, N. D., President

by order, THO. MILLER, NJ. D., President
THE brilliant, splendid Book Tor 1850, edited
fuppers Proyerbial Philosophy, hns sngsvins
Evenings AZ woodIawn, BY Mrs. EIIet
r ss ss.,ss s :s 4yHos ssuaYs
Oct s Bookstore near On street
ERoNTESAc, Mstrioal Renaanes, By Alfred D.
Street. volume a
Evenings at woodlawn, BY Mn. EIlet, volume
Tupper Proverbial Philosophy, lus.sd ediion volume
The Liuie ssvsEs, BY Captain Masrysu voiums
The Cartons, by Buiwer, pai .
Chalmers' Poshumous Works, volume 7. h
Oct5 FRANCK TAYLOR
Dsnsisss' Gold Usal-
ers thai Re has recently made sscn an sn..ss@sss Win a.
manufacturers viii enable him furnish denis nns eod
foil q number ryone dclars ounce, s qualify q
dentists every state o. he Union have sssssx
An orders directed 10 saioners Han wiI ususD
Sept 3-3nw4w ~
~ E. .. WRIGHT, essressews.
TRUsTEE's SALE or THREE STORY brick HOUSE AND
LOFTY virtue Of deed Of dated ne 0h day Of Sep
s ana sss q 4. s ss ss % S y
next a. O'Clock O los g IN the ORIGINAL plan 0sc
p o 2. ne ws S Term. 2. s Ssn % ne ~
Sept is-ds T. o. WRIGHT, Acct
Hssnilton LuHborough and Abel q. mayo,
TToRNEYs at Law and Agents for Claims, win prosecute
description before the board o. Mexican
0yofce the corner Of ~ and srcc Wsrhingon, c.
vet f-eecPy -
CARD--o 9. X. practice nav IN ne ccur on he
District Of Ccnmbia and prosecute. claim. before ne dsrsst
attorneys msrrbss ana 70 ne cinks q s @
ted States bad experiences Treasury Depart
20 ior services OF such oce All commu
once, street, between i3h and i4sh.
u a. VI Il
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SAyAsNAH, Georgia, Oct. 3.

SAVANNAH, Georgia, Oct 3.
Towns's net gain for governor in IS counties is SIS
over bis vote in ls47 There reported gains in other
counties
The democrats have carried both branches Of the legis
lature.
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Correspondence Of the Baltimore Parot-By telegraph

Correspondence Of the Baltimore Pariot-By telegraph
Macon, (Ga.,) October 3.
Further returns have been received from the election
for governor. Twggs county gives Towns (dem) IS
majority Pike county, Towns majority lit. There have
been large gains by the democratic Representatives and
likewise large gain Meniwether and Jones counties
for the democrats In Jasper county, Towns is said
have 10 majority and both democratic Representatives
elected Richmond county gives Hill twhig) 237 major.
ity The democrats gain largely in Lincoln and Colum
ba counties
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Interments during the Month ending soth sspssnbs
..,-,.. 1870. w
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tember, le47, and recorded In the land records o
~, shall sell, In front Of the premises, ON the
next, a O'Clock, p m, part OF Iot 81 In the ON
town, ID. c., on the west side Of Jenerson str'
story brick house thereon. Terms cash, IN bsnh
Sept ie--dts y. Q.
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE FL, ls4s.

o. MIR C. JAMES, No Harrison street cincinnati ONO
general ayeng for the western States assisted py
James IL Smith, J. T. Dent, T. @ Smith Frederick HawAe 'ohn
w Armstrong. Jasen Taylor M W. Ramsey and
Perrin Locke.
CO. Mr. ISRAEL r. JAMES ls2 South Tenth street Phiiadei
phia general travelling agent assisted by James X. Whip
Pile VIM H. Weld, o. H. p Stem John b. Weld T. S. Waterman
John Collins James Deering Albert Wellington, James
Henry Platt =. A. Evans and Chas Hall
o. MIR HENRY M LEWIS of Montgomery, Alabama, is ou
general travelling agent for Alabama and Tennessee assisted by
Is. b. Brett.
or Our agents particularly requested TO make frequent returns
this office and especially regard subscribers and dseon
tinudaees
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AT the democratic State convention recerty held at
Montgomery, the Hon Henry w Collier, Of Tuscaloosa
was, after several ballots finally nominated by acclama
ton for the office of governor The utmost union, har
mony, and enthusiasm appear to have prevailed which
angurs well for the of the ticket We shall copy
TO- morrow, from the Montgomery Flag and Advertiser
an account OF proceedings OF the convention.
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ship than he has benefited her by all the military services
which he has rendered during his long and eventiul
career a soldier.
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william II. Bayly,
dealer fancy and staple stationery Pennsylvania
arenue, Befwecn I'm and l2ih streets.
THE himself Xclusivey
all branches and Is prepared - furnish all kinds Of
Cap, letter. ledger, wrapping, noc and fancy papers and
veopes
Cutlery, steel pens, quilts
inkstands portfolios
pens pencils, drawing papers, French papers
blank books, &c.
He receiving constantly additions his stock by
packets and will sell the prices
Letter and cap paper at u % per ream
UNI lg-dit WILLIAM r. BAfLY.
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JAMES POIK.--A very fine DaRuerreOtype of thu
late Brady Gallery Pennsylvania
Dagueeope miniatures style executed in
ne rior manner, June 2l-eodlm
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To Sec. OF STATE.
s p O

5. L. q.
ANA. and W Ind: Vol. 2O4.
At Meeting of the Council, on board His
MaJesty's Sloop Cruizer, in Cape Fear River,
on Tuesday. the 18Th July, 1875.
Present-His Excellency, the Governor,
James Hasell,
Lewis De Rosset and
John Sampson.
TIE Governor having informed the Board
that he had received advices that the People
of the County of Bladen were pursuing the
example of thu People OF Mecklenburg, whose
reasonable proceedings he had communicated
TO the Council at the last Meeting, desired the
advice of Council on the measures expedient
to be taken to counteract such unwarrantable
and dangerous extravagances, and to check
and prevent the growth of that spirit of disor-
order which at this time unhapply prevails in
great part of the province, and especially in
tine County of Mecklenburgh, and the coun-
ties on the sea coasts, particularly evinced by
the meetings which have been held among the
people for the choice of military officers, by
which they have usurped the undoubted pre-
rogatlye OF the crown, and the frequent assem-.
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WW1LL be found, general assortment of
wv Church. Parlor, Office, & Cooking Stoves,
.irates and Tenders; Double and Single acting
force and lift Pumps, Lead Pipe, Solar, Camphine
and Iurpentine Lamps; Tea Trays and Walters;
Goffee and Tea Urns: Coffee higgins Coffee and
lea Pots; Steak Dishes Enameled Sauce Pans
and Kettles; Passage Lanterns; Dish Covers !;
Cake Boxes; Nurse Lamps, and Egg Boilers !;
rifles; double and single Guns; Revolving and
single Pistols Powder Flasks; Shot Pouches !;
Game Bags; Percussion Caps, &c. ALSO, all
kinds of Copper, Tin and Sheet Iron ware made
to order.
All CASH and SHORT CREDIT customers pune
tually attended to. s. P. POLICY.
Dec /, ls46.-TI2.6m
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FRUIT TREES &o

THE subscriber has removed his Nursery
Enlistment from Randolph county to GUit
county, near Greensboro, and solicits ordeu
Apple, Peach, Pear, Nectarine, and Apricot T,
which he will furnish from so 10 100 De, !
cheaper than they can be obtained at from Nd
ern Nurseries. His intention is 10 make \
lar business of it, and he also intends hsvn.
extensive assortment of Shrubs and Flower
sale, and he asks for his efforts such patrupa.
State pride and Interest should prompt the ps
of North Carolina to give him.
His agent in Wilmington is Mr.. J. WIZ
SON, who has some of his Trees for eale, and
will receive orders. Orders may also be Gra
TO the subscriber at Greensboro.
THOS. H. FENTRE@
December %, le4s-[ l5-ly
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Connecticut Etection.-The Wing Congress
sional ticket is now complete, Charles Chap
man having been nominated in the LIST Dis
trict, Jas. F. Babcock, in the I'd; Hon. Johr
A. Rockwell, in the Sd; and Thomas B. But
Ter, in the 4th.
A. NJ. Collins, Esq, of Hartford, has beer
nominated to Congress by the Free Soil Con
vention 1.-THE LIST District.
Col. Thomas H. Seymour was nominated
by the Democrats for Governor, on the 22c
inst.
Joseph TrumbulI, of Hartford, is the Whie
candidate, and Hon. John M. Niles, the Free
Soil, for Governor.
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Chief Engineer

The Imperial President-A correspondent
of the Courier des Etats Unis states that Presi-
dent Bonaparte. in one of bis letters which
preceded the resignation of the Minister of the
Interior, NJ. Leon de Mallevile, made use of
this language: " A man who, last Sunday, if
he had chosen, could easily have caused him.
self to be proclaimed Emperor, has clearly a
right to declare and TO enforce his Will" M
de MallevilIe persisted in refusing compliance
with the Presidents demand, but sent in his
resignation, accompanied with this reply: ''It
is possible that the President of the Republic
had last Sunday every facility to cause him.
self to be proclaimed Emperor-but, l am
convinced, that although proclaimed, he never
could have been Emperor-for he would moi
have found a single man of any worth who
would have consented 10 take part in such a
revolution
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S. P. O.
ANA. & w. Ind. Vol. 2O4,
30 June. 1775.
North Carolina, Fort Johnston.

North Carolina, Fort Johnston.
Governor Martin to Secretary Of State.
(ErtrGct)
beg leave again, my Lord, most heartily
to offer my humble service to His Majesty, to
raise Battalion of thousand Highlanders
here, for the restoration of the rank of Lieu
tenant Colonel, had the honor to hold in the
army in the year 1869, when the total loss of
my health obliged me TO quit the service, and
am the more encouraged TO hope for His Ma
Jesty's gracious acceptance of my service in
military character at this time, when it be-
comes essentially necessary to exercise militia
ry power in support of the high Civil Office
in which His Majesty has been pleased to
place me in this Country.
If am so happy to meet with His Males
ty's appreciation of this proposal, l would
most humbly beg leave to recommend Mr.. AL
len Mcdonald, of K ngsborough, to be Major,
and Capt. Alex'r Mcleod of the Marines, now
on half pay, TO be First Captain, who, besides
being men of great worth and good character,
have most extensive influence over the High
landers here, great part of which are their own
names and families and should f1atter N.Y.
self that His Majesty would be graciously
pleased to permit me 10 nominate some of the
subalterns of such Battalion, not for pecu-
mary consideration, but for encouragement to
some active and deserving young Highland
Gentlemen, who might be usefully employed
IN the speedy raising the proposed Battalion !;
indeed l cannot help observing, my Lord.
that there are three or four gentlemen of con-
siderat'on here, of the name of cDonald, and
Lieut. Alex. Mclean, late of the Regt.,
now on half pay, whom should be happy to
see appointed Captains in such Battalion,
being persuaded they would heartily promote
and do credit TO His Maiestys seryice.
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TO FARMERS AND oTEps,

THE subscriber informs his old friend, :
others in want of BLACKSMITH wOrI =
description, executed in a style not ipsS"I
work done at any other shop in N. CarOiO, |
the North, that he continues to carry on II. M
smith business at his old stand, on Princess
opposite the Theatre.
Farmers, Turpentine and Timber maker |
others, having OLD AXES that are u,s'|
them, are informed that they can have them n.
over, and warranted to be equal 10 new ODs |
at much less cost.
He has on hand supply of PLOUGBS 4
proved pattern. These PIoughs are MAJ
NED BEATTY, who is admitted to NJ Az
Plough manufacturer in this section of n, n
ALSO; ROUND SLAVES, manufactDr,
the subscriber, always on land for sale,
ALSO; HORSES SHOD, & Carriages n
&C., REPAIRED in neat and substantial n
In word, every description of BLA CKSNI
WORK can be executed at his sbop ana
work warranted.
Orders are solicited, and prompt stton,;o, ..
Wilmington. N. CO. l. WO6n
| Oct. II, lS4S. S7v5.I2m
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LIST OF BLANKS
AN HAND and for sale At the

" JOURNAL OFFIG
County and Sup. Court Writs
do DO Subpenas
do do Fl. Fas.
County Court Scire Facias
Apprentices Indentures
Letters administrators Appeal BONDS
Jurors Tickets Marriage Licsnl
Peace warrants Guardian Boa
Constable's bonds AdminlstratOh
Notes of hand Military Ca Sd
Checks, Cape Fear Bank Land DEEDS
do Branch Bank efthe Negro Bonds
State Warrants Ca
Notes, negotiable at bank Ca SabOnds
Inspectors Certificates Bills Sale, Nes
Certificates ofJustices attending Court
OJAny blank wanted and not on hand Will
printed with the utmost despatch.
O5Oficers of the Courts and other OffThs1
all other persons, requiring blanks, or any Y
work in the printing line would do weItO glVa
a call, or send in their orders. Wem deter
ed to execute our work well, and atths chez
rates for cash. Callst the JOURNAL Off
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blings of the people in arms by the invitation
of the Officers so illegally constituted.
To which the Council replied
That it is their opinion that the deluded peo-
pie of this Province (who have followed the
example of the neighboring colonies) will see
their error and return to their allegiance,
whereas every violent measure must increase
the disturbances. and be attended witt. the
most fatal consequences.
James Hasell is of opinion that His Excel
lencv should take every lawful measure in
his power to suppress the unnatural rebellion
now fomenting in Mecklenburgh. and othe
parts of the Province, in order to overturn tht
Constitution and her just prerogatlve
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1,AfrIION EKTRA

A man by the name Of ci.dPP has engaged with q
young man of the name of g. P Townsend and uses his
name to put up sarsapara, which they call Dr. Town
sends Sarsapara, donominatng it GENUINE ofginAi'
etc. This Townsend DOCTOR and never was out was
formerly worker railroads. canals, and the Ike Yer NO
assumes the title of Dr. for purpose of gaining credit for
what not This is caution the public not to be
deceived and purchase none but the GENUINE ORIGF
NIL OLD DR.. Jacob Townsends Sarsaparlla, having on
it the Old Drs likeness his family coat of arms, and his
signature across the coat of arms.
Prinefpal Office JOE .Nassap-st., Nen fork City.
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I. u.
Anna and w. Ind. Vol. 2O4 (
At q Council, held at Fort johnson, in No.
Carolina, 25 June, 1875.
Present.
His Excellency, the Governor,
Hon. James HAZEL, President,
Hon. John Rutherford,
Lewis DeRosset,
William Dry, Esqrs.
Thomas Mcclure,
| His Excellency. addressed the Council in
| the following terms
Gentlemen of His Majesty's Honorable
Council: The seditious combinations that
have been formed in several parts of this Co.
! lony and the violent measures they pursue in
compelling His Majesty's subjects by various
kinds OF intimidatons TO subscribe associations
inconsistent with their duty and their allegi-
to frequent Meetings in arms by the usurped
authority Of Committees, the recent assem-
blage of body of armed men in the town of
Wilmington for the purpose of awing His
Majesty's legal subjects there into submission
to the dictates of an illegal and tyranncal tr-
| bunal erected there under that name, and the
late most reasonable publication of Com
mittee in the county of Mecklenburg, expli-
city renouncing obedience to His Maesty's
Government and all lawful authority whatso-
yer, are such audacious and dangerous pro-
ceedings and so directly tending to the DISC
luton OF the Constitution of this Province
that have thought it indispensablY my duty
to advise with you on the measures proper to
be taken for the maintenance of His Maiestys
Government and the Constitution of this Coun-
try, thus fagrantIy insulted and violated. On
my part, Gentlemen, the idea have of the
sacred trust hold under the King, and my
sense of duty to my Royal Master, will suffer
me to omit no exertion in my power that may
be conducive to these ends, and trust, Cen
tlemen, that may expect from your duty to
His Majesty and zeal for his service and the
good of your country not only your best ad-
vice, but your utmost influence in this alarm
ing conluncture, to carry into execution most
efectuaIly the measures you may advise, fol
the support of the Rights of His Majesty's
crown, for the security and welfare of the PEG.
pie, and for the maintenance of the Laws and
Constitution of this Province
To which the Council. replied:
The unhappy situation Of this Province rem.
ders it impossible for His ExceIlency to take
any other step than those he has already ia
ken to suppress the disturbances he so Justly
complains Of
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EvERITTsvIIIr
EEJW.ALE .aGann-

THE WINTER SESSION of III. e., u
commenced on the LIST instant, under ~ SH0V'
ment Of Misses Richardson and Snra s nan
eminently qualified to instruct in ' ~ I'd
branches ofLiterature and Science, and ID :, vi
consider themselves responsible. 90 6, Who '
influence and instruction is concerned ga
interests of their pupils. 'f lie
The government of the School will.
The great object will be, TO incite to viz, IS pafe
duct, by an appeal to the moral sense su,
ly cultivating tenderness of conscience O
The Academic year will be diy;Jo,.
sessions, of five months each, with two S. no
two weeks in summer and six in winter ''se
will be public examination at the cIo.
summer session. 4
Students will be charged from the i'm, ]
trance.
No deduction made for absence, excsD,
of prciractcd sickness. P'hS
Tuition has been reduced to the folIOu;D.
Primary English branches, per session
The same. including Geography, Gram. VI
mar, Arithmetic, Composition, &c i
The above, including Natural and Mo, VI
al Philosophy, Astronomy, Botauv
History, Logic, Rhetoric, Algebra
Geometry, &c. &C., :.
French, Drawing and Painting, and Or. "
namental Needle-work, each, ;.
Music, with use Of Piano, v
The Trustees have provided larvs -, "
modious Boarding House. which is I.' sna =
and Mrs. Morisey-persons well ousTss. |
charge the duties. "'u "
Board Sc 90 per month-one half, -,
Books. Music, Paints, Statonerv - I %'
Crewell, &C., furnished to the stndso, oanN
small advance upon New York cont. "
]. c. SLOCUMB, see,.,.,.
EverittsviIle, [of Board Trr.,.
Wayne county, January, ls49. II,
| Newhernian nublish till forbid w
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Sah.-According to the annual report Of
the Superintendent. it appears that the Onon.
daga Salt Springs. on the State reservation, in
New York, yielded during the last year 4, 1877.
126 bushels of salt, being an increase of 1885,.
TIA bushels, or 163 per cent upon the
quantity produced the previous year. The
State tax, which was, two years ago reduced
from cents to 1 cent per bushel, yielded a
revenue of upwards of forty-sevensthousa
dollars. The mandatory appears 10 be in q
highly prosperous condition.
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FRESH BEEF! MUTTON ! &c. &c

FRESH BEEF MUTTON ! &c. &c.
JAMES PETrEwAY, respectfully announ-
ces to the citizens of Wilmington, that he will
resume the BUTCHERING BUSINESS in said
town on or about the 10th of October next He
takes occasion here to return his thanks to his old
customers, and hopes by strict attention to the
business to merit renewal of their patronage.
He will endeavor, at all times, to keep his stalls
at the new Market-house supplied with the best
ofFRESH BEEF, VEAL, LAMB, MUTTON
and PORK.
Drovers will find it to their interest to call on
him before disposing of their stock.
Sept. %, le4s. 2-tf