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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-01-10

In the Senate message in writing aas
received from the Prcsiden, of tho United
States
MIR Webster presented numerous memo
rials of citizens of Massachusetts, praying
idemni'y for French spoliaiions, and gave
notice ,ha, he would soon after the holidays
move the Senate TO take some action on the
subject,
Mr. Webster also presented petitions
of merchants and others OF Massachusetts,
asking the abolition Of the spirit ration and
foggng in the navy, and took the oppor,u-
nifty to say, tina! in his opinion, the time had
arrived when Congress should pass law in
conformity with the prayer OF the petition
ers.
The House Committees the Commit
tee of Ways and Means, which will have
charge of the Tariff question, Baily of
Virginia. is the chairman; Jacob Thompson
OF Mississippi /; Vin,on of Ohio Greene of
Missouri /; Toombs of Georgia Hibblrd
OF New Hampshire Duer of New York !:
Jones of Tennessee, aid Hampton of Penn
sylyania Five Loco. and four Wings.
OF the Committee on the District Of Col
umbia, Alber, G.. Brown, Of Mississippi is
chairman lnge OF Alabama, Taylor Of
Ohio, Fuller Of Maine, Morton OF Va,
Hammond of Md, Allen Free SoiD of
Mass, Williams of Tenn, and UnderhilI
Of n. Y Five from slaveholding aud four
from free States.
OF the Committee on Foreign Affairs,
McClernand OF Illinois is chairman Me
Dowell Of Va Winthrop OF Mass, llaral-
son OF Coo, iIilliard Of Ala, Woodward Of
5. g., Stanley Of n. G., Buel Of Mich,
and Spauldlng Of New York OF these,
Winthrop, iIilIard, Stany and Spaulding
arc Wings, (forf out of n,nc'
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-01-10
NATURALIZATION or THE HUSGARlASs

NATURALIZATION or THE HUSGARlASs
Yesterday morning Count 'JJhaz, late
Governor of Comoru, attended by his fami.
lily, Mdle Jageh, and fourteen Of the
Hungarian immigrants, took the initial
oath of their intentions to become cIu2ens
Of the United States. The party were at
tended by their Interpreter, DIR. Torrashur,
and through him addressed the County
Clerk, and decl ,red that they could not do
a better act to close the year with, than by
taking the oath of allegiance - the people
and Government of the Unltsd States, who
had received them with such hospitality .--
w. T. Coar. 4 Eng.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-01-10
THE LADY OF THE HAREM.

The lady Of the ha'em, couched
gracefully on rich Persian carpet,
s,rewn with soft piliowy cushions, is as
rich picture as admiration ever gazed
on Her eyes, if not as dangerous TO
the heart as those of our country where
the sunshine Of intellect gleam through
heaven OF blue, are nevertheless, per-
feet in their kind-and at lesst as dan
gerous to the senses Languid, yet
full brmiul, Of life; dark. yet very
lustrous liquid, yet clear as stars
they are compared by their poets to
the shape ofthe almond, and the bright
tlmidness of the gazele's. The face
is delicately oval, and its shape is set
off by the rich red and purple and
golden turban, the most becoming
headdress in the world. The long
black. silken tresses are braided from
the forehead and hang wayily on each
side Of the face behind they fall in a
glossy cataract, sparkling with little
golden drops, such as might have gilt
tered on Danae when she came forth
from her shower-bath. A light tunic
of pink or pale blue Grape is covered
with long silk robe, open at the bo-
som, and bu,toned thence downward
TO the delicately slippered little feet,
that peep dan,ily from beneath he
full silken trousers. Round the loins,
rather than the waist, cachmere
shawl is losely wrapt as a girdle, and
an embroidered jacket, or a large silk
robe, with loose, open sleeves, COM
pletcs the costume. Nor is the wa
ter-pipe, with its long varlegated ser.
pent, and its jewelled mouth-piece, any
detraction from the portrait Picture
to Yourself one of Ewes brightest
daughters. in Ewes own loving land
The woman-dealer has found among
the mountains that perfection in living
woman which Praxiteles scarcely real
lied, when inspired fancy wrought out
its ideal in marble. Silken scarfs, as
richly colored and as airy as the rain
bow, wreathe her round, from the
snowy brow to the finely rounded limbs,
half buried in billowy cushions; the at
titudc is the very poetry of repose
languid, j, may be, but glowing life is
thrilling beneath that hower-sof exte-
ror, from the varying cheek and flash F.
ing eye, to the henua-dyed taper fin
gers that capricious play with the
rosary of beads. Th blaze of sun
shine is round her kiosk, but she sits
in the soitened shadow 40 dear to the
painters eye. And so she dreams a
way the warm hours IN such calm of
thought within, and sight or sound
without, that she almost starts when
the gold fish CLEANS in the fountain, or
the breeze-rutiled roses shed blossoms /.
on her bosom.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-01-10

AsolHRR. Rev. DR.. Huntington, late
pastor of the Church of tie Apostles, has
sough, and obtained admission into the Ro-
man Catholic Church DR.. Huntington ls
the third Clergyman Of the Episcopal de-
nomination tina, has embraced the doctrines
of the Catholic Church within the last three
weeks. Several others are said TO be in a
state of transition. boston Times.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-01-10

OF the Committee on Territories, l..
Boy d of Ky is chairmsn Richardson OF
ILL., Rockwell of Mass, Seldom of Va,
Clingman Of N. G.. Kaufman Of Texas,
Go,,, of N. Y, Fitch of Ind, and Giddinss
TREE Soi) of Ohio. Four from slave
S;a,es-ive from free.
OF the judiciary Comm ttec, James
Tlomps on Of Pa, is chairman Miller Of
Ohio, Ashmun of Mass, Meade Of Va,
Morehead of Ky. Preston King (FIee SoiD
of n. Y, Venable Of n. G., Stevens OF
Pa, and Welborn of Geo. Of these, Ash
nun, Moreheaa and Stevens, are Wings.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-01-10

The only preparation for Tranquil death
is just and holy life and this Is ailsInable
by all The counting room, the work shop
the scholars study, present no obstacle to
It's attainment. Deal justly, love mercy,
and walk humbly with God, arc command
ments to be written upon the heart and Ell
forced IN tho daily practice Of life lhsn
can each one say with job, Though Hs
slay me, yet will | ,rus, in Him, and will
walk through danger without tear.
Gratitude is the memory Of the heart
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-01-10

New YoRK
Fish, in his annual message. states that the
total debt OF the State, at the close of the
fiscal year ending Sc p,ember 80, lS49,
was S22,s95,o 600. The aggregate revenue
is "a 1886, 900. The general funded debt
exceeds the amount stated last year of
100000. The circulation of the banks is
sound. but legislation is necessary. as III
supply Of State Stocks is insufficient 70
the bases heretofore recommended, espe-
cially in the city.
A new farce, written by p. Lynch, Esq,
entitled " No Speaker Yet" is TO be pro-
d,ced in New York
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-01-10

In the Rotunda Of Oak Hall, Boston, is
ono of the larges, and most beautiful assor,-
ment OF Boys Clothing, to be found in the
country. Ladie, take your little boys there
when you 90 to Boston.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-01-10

1t is asserted that grain Of camphor, in pill
form, followed by drausht Of an ounce and a hal
of the infusion of hops with five drops of 'ulphurc
ether in it, will procure sleep in the first deyeopc-
ment of insanity, when nothing else will. 1t has
been tried, aud with success acknowledged.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-01-10

QUITE /" Pile. Two millions on,
hundred and seventy thousand three hun
dred and fifty dollars are to be paid oui in
this city on the frs, of January, as interest
money, by the diiIeren, Bank, Railroad,
and Manufacturing Corporations. Boston
T,ues
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-01-10

The Rev. Mr.. Hedge, Of Bangor. has ac-
cep,ed the Pastoral charge Of The Westmin-
istcr Unitarian Church in Providence, made
vacan, by the resignation Of Rev. Mr.. Or
unpn
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-01-10

THE LATEST FASHIONS Those OF our
readers who have an eye To the Fashions,
will fnd at Oak ll.il, Boston, all the latest
aud most approved sly les Of every dcscnr-
ton OF garments, and The rates at which
At Simmons disroses Of them u,akes i,
vcty doarahly ioi rus,omcr. 70 rurrhoss at
~, rh,s
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-01-10

Millions of pigeons have been filing tho
woods for miles around Franklin, Tennes-
see, for several weeks past. They have ,
roost several miles in extent in the edge OF
Hickman county, and with a torch and club
the people sally forth at night and bring
home their game by meal bags full
Study, and the means Of study, are ndls-
penslble but all study and no reflection
will never make a scholar. a man may
read a monument of books and never know
the more; because knowing bu. little Of all
he knows nothing definite Of part.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-01-10

Halo, you sir put up, you sec that no
,ice, no smoking allowed "WelI, what
of that'-I ain, smoking aio,d-lm doing
il as still as a man can.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-01-10

pJoseph Potter, Esq, has been elee-
ted Representative from Westerly, to the
Legislature, in the place OF the Hon. Nath-
an f. Dixon, resigned.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-01-10

Maryland LRoIsLATuRE.--Baltlm
Dec. 3ls,, p. M.--The Legislature Of this
State met to-day, and after appointing com
mi,,ees ad journed until Tomorrow. The
Senate have organized, but the House has
not succeeded in eecting Speaker.
The Southern Mail has failed beyond
Richmond, Va.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-01-10

We have heard Of young married lady who
was 80 attached to her husband that she kissed
every good looking man that entcrud the house,
mistaking him for her licge lord.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-01-10

0j. The Rev. Dr. Frothngh am, for
many years Pastor of the Chauncy Place
church, in Bosto n, has been compiled to
resign his charge on account Of illhea,h.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-01-10

We are rcjoced to sec the ladies standing up for
their rights by wearing standing up collars. The
effect is pretty, republican, and very ominous of
something.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-01-10
Memphis. Tenn, Dec. 30th.

Memphis, Tenn, Dec. oUtn'
The steamers America and Viola
came into collision few days since,
a short distance below Donaldsville, in
the Mississippi, by which the latter
was so badly damaged that she sunk
almost Immediately after. The Am
erica succeeded in saving 81 Of her
passengers.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-01-10

degenerate, for he feels not the sublime
truth Of Webs,ers noble sentiment
" Liberty and Union noO and forever, ons
and inseparable.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-01-10

Sir Henry Bulwer, the Britt h Minister
was present at the Presidents reception on
Friday evening.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-01-10

ct-The Boston Daily Bee has been en-
larged we are lad OF this evidence Of lis
success.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-01-10

'Tis better to offend some people than to
oblige them; for the better a man deserves of
them, the worse they'll speak of him.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-01-10

Co-We are indebted TO the Hon, John ii.
Clarke for copy Of the Presidents Mes
sage.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-01-10

You've robbed Inc Of my dew" as
the passion-fower said to the sun"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-01-10

OAK HALL, BosToN.-It requires the
closest attention Of so Statesmen ,25 Cutters,
3 Book Keepers, Cashier, Expresses,
Por,ers, Runners, &C., to prosecute the
businesss of this immense clothing House.
Go there if you wish TO get good barg ain
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-01-10

There never was known a preacher that didn't
love the women, "not wisely, but too we'll"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-01-10

There neyer was hypocTi,c So disguised
bo, he hid ye, some mark or other % be
krovn by
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-01-10

Father Mathew was m Richmond (Na)
on Christmas day, and administered Tho
pledge 20 uumb,r " per5ous.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-01-10

Six feet OF earth make all men OF one
size.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-01-10

Dead men open the eyes Of the living
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-01-10
REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OF
THE TREASURY.


REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OF
THE TREASURY.
The following will show the state Of the
country on the Is. of July last
RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES.
The receipts and expenditures for the fiscal
year ending the Is, of July, lSi9,
were S50,sl6,633 10
The expenditures for tho
Same fiscal year were 5763l ,667 l2
Leaving balance n the Tres.
ury July LIST, ls49, 2,ls4,96s %
ESTIMATES.
The estimated receipts and expenditures Tor
the fiscal year ending the 30th of June,
1850, are 35,o38, 500 90
Add balance in the Treasury,
July Isl, ls49, 2,ls5 ,964 26
Total means as estimated 3S,S23, ,461 "a
Expenditures 43,65l ,5s5 "a
Deficit, July lst, 1859 5,s2s, lei &c
The estimated receipts and expenditures for
the fiscal year commencing July ls,, 1850,
ending June 3O,h, 1851 are
Receipts from customs 80 900 900 90
" public lands 2,l50,oo 90
/" 4" miscellaneous
sources 300, 900 90
Total estimated receipts 3i 3i,450,000 90
The expenditures during the same period,
as estimated by the several departments
Of State, Treasury, War, Navy, Interior
and Pos, Master General, are
The balance Of former appro-
priations which will bo re-
qured TO be expended this
year 1856, $50 81
Permanent. and indefinite ap-
preparations 5,6i3,4lO "a
Specific appropriations asked
for This year 33697,l5 81
4i,O97,O9e 70
This sum is composed OF the following par
ticulars
Civil list, foreign intercourse
and miscellaneous ll,086,7 ,72i 81
Expenses of collecting revo-
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-01-10
XxXIst CONGRESS.

Total deficit, 1850 and 1851 l6,375,al4 80
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-01-12
Coilstah|c,S, Sale.

BY virtue oItwo wrFs of Vend Expo
mas is ued by Win. Beatty Esq, one oI The
justices of the Peace of the State of Nd,
N aud tor Cecil county, at the suits OF
Charles f Thacher & Geo. p, Whitaker
x 20. against the goods and chattles,
lands and tpnement> of Oliver B. Logan,
Thomas Logan OF 'Thos, and to me direc-
ted / have seized and taken into pxpcu-
ton all til right, title interest and rs
tate at law and in equity OF the said Thos
L. gan oil hos, in AMI to all that piece
or parcel or TIE OF Land lying and be-
IN in Cecil county, aud containing
30 Acres with the improvements, ad-
joining lands of VIM, Logan and Samuel
Logan ST, and others. And hereby give
notice that on TU Essay, the oond dav
OF January 1880, AT o,l ok, at Mrs.
Lum Hotel in North East will Offer
Tor sal the said property so siezpd and
taken l. 10 execution by Public Auction
TO the highest bidder Tor Cash.
HAS, r. F FOSTER. Con'st.
North f st D &c, % is ia2 2j.)
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ELK ZION ACADEMY,

The Trustees Of The [,lkloa AGA, |em,
respectfully srnauncr to The, public tha
the duties OF has In-jitu!;or will b,lrs,
mrd on Alouuay next. the Sd Of Sapsen,
her.
The urse Of instruction under II"
IrlnclPa! MIR. JOHN II. GET l, vi
De o. an extensive character; embracing
the elementary ranches, as we'll as tAos'
which are comprised IL regular cole
-'a'e 'du alton
From the numerous testimonials sub
mite" bv AIR. Getty, all O which co"cu
IN representing hI'n as a" Instructor Of .
SIR nor order, the ! rnSteeS viii select
Tor reierehc" IN thus notice, those only
oil Joseph iien!y, ESQ. LII. d.. Secretary
OF the Smithsonian Institute, Washington
CITY; Rev Dr. "y'le, vi"e-ProvoSt O.
the University Of pennsylvania. Phila-
de'ph'a: k"v. Or. Humphreys and Reyr
l)r. CANADIAN, President OF Princeton Col
ieGe, \. j.-Protrssnr Mclean Of this
College, Iii one Of his communications
says: Some Of the bAst prepared 's'u-
n's who entered the JUNO class at
! rinc"'on, Were eAoc"ted b, NJ Getty
i"e Pr'nrIpli is a so authorized 10 refer
to several dist rnguish'd members OF the
l. ). Senate MIR. Getty testimonial!
are OPEN to ali wro desire to inspect
them.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-01-12
" @ Y ~ Il .

Having disposed OF all my interest in
the Boot and Shoe anuiactory in which
| have been heretofore engaged: all per-
sons indicted 10 Inc hy note, dUe-,ii i'll, or
book account are requested 10 come for
ward and settle the Same immediately.
JAN ), 1880 WM. JONES.
The undersigned has taken the stand
togetherWith the stock and fixtures lately
occupied by his father, and hopes by strict
attention to business and heisire to please
all, to receive a continuation Of the very
liberal patronage heretofore extended 10
the establishment.
Jan. ., 1880. VIM. J. JONES.
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Ready Made Clothing!

Persons in wan Of Ready "Iade Clothing, are
part icularIy invited 10 call and examine our
Stok b'IpT" p'rch ryInr els. where, ID we man
uftcture all qr'l,I"5 Of
FASHIONABLE rLOTHING.
Aud oar .ssorln'ni % That article is At a,l times
I,EGE, wU'c, oii''rs 10 purchasers i great H.
basement q" prr.'uiinr an article of quality
which cannot b: nrla,urh in sny Jthcr Clothing
Establishment III the Guy.
We have on hand and are constantly Manu-
f'c'urrng
GARMENTS OF EVERY VARIETY.
From the b. 5, materials, in thu most approved
81 ylns for tall and winter wear, consisting u
ourtout Sack aud
OVER OATS,
Ofal co lo~s qualities and sizes, from s. so,
81, rs. ) 80 and upwards
BO3S' S,lCK.1N'O uVERCO,iTs
4 large assortment OF boys Sack aud Over.
coats, 20 PEI cent less than the usual prices.
Superiic Frock ana Dlcs. Joa :, m"de from
GERMAN AND FREAC! CLOlHS,
In the latest fashion. A Largn stock u Tweed
Coats, Pans aud Vests. w have d large Az
sediment OF
TWEED FEOCKs AND SACKS,
A New article Forest Sacks for stormy
weather.
pAN'ALOONS,
From Superior French Doeskius Black and
Fancy Cassincrc
PA rs.
or variety oiShada and Color, al 81, so
10, :, 50, 3, 3 30 and upwards.
We STS,
~ L..
acnr'as, nd at all prices
IE Remember The H,me and Place, corHor
Of Pratt ST. i Cenlra Market Space,
Nov. "a II H. COLE
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A Gard 10 alar a:sdiea.

Miss. Z. M. LEEcH would respectfully
invite the attention OF ladies to her lot OF
Fall and Winter Millinery, having Just re
turned from the city, with large and
handsome supply, consisting IN part of
Veivets, Satins, watered and plain Silks,
Ribbons, Caps, Flowers, Wells, and a gen.
era assortment of goods, such as milIinrs
usually keep. Also, bonnets altered into
fashionable shape, on reasonable terms
Ever grateful for pas, favors, she hopes by
strict attention to her business, to meet a
share OF public favor. Her shop IS the one
long occupied by Mrs. \. Foard, opposite
Mr. Kings Hotel, and one door below
DR.. Mitchel's Apothecary Store.
Elkton zov. 9th 40. e. b .
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/ IsT OF LETTERS resnsinin,e, i, / e.

n IST OF. LETTERS remaining ia4he
APost Office al Elklon. Dec 81 lS49.
Anderson Charles P J-dey James &
AIMS John Jones Master ihos.
Bla, XIV od MIS- Ellz. kennard Rev. j. II.
Buckley John w.. Luis John
Brogan Emellne Lisl'tner George w.
Beard isaac Ma kpp Jacob
Brown Joshua Maxwell EIlz beth
BilIps hrs J'lia Nichol VIM. w.
Campbell James Randel Jno NJ
Clayton james, Randall J Jr,
Clayton James w. Rice John
Cutler Mrs. Miriam RoihwrllA A.
Cochrane Henry SCARBOROUGH Rbt. II.
Craig jams Smith John VI.
Chambers John w. Sheldon James
Drlmtnond Emeine S'ipr Rvh. +.
Dickson John Smith John
Foley Dennis Turner MS Ellen V.
Foster James Turner John D.
Foster May a. Thomas B"ni.
Fortincr Charles c. Wingat" Ms Nahala
Grant john Ward William :
CHM Mrs. Sarah j. Wi>sar Peter
Henderson John Weaver Geo..
Highland f. w. Wilson Anna L.
Hail Mss Sarah f.
JOSEPH W>LLA F., P. NJ.
JANUARY ~ 80.
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('OI,S.ablp'S Sale.

BY virtue of three " rits Of V"ndl e.
ponas issued by VIM. Beat, Esq: ne OF
the Ju,ices of the Peace IF 'ha State Of
Maryland, il and for Cecil county ut
the suits OF J 5 Me Mulpn. w. Crome-
inn, one at the suit Of Alex. wilson.
Trustee for Geo. F. Woody. against the
goods and entities, lands and tenrucn's.
of James {. Abrams and to me- directed
] have -rIzrd and taken into execution.
all lis rlght, tl'lr Interest and estate, at
Law and IN equity. in and to all that
plrc' or parcel or tract of land, |, iny
and being in Cecil County containing
% acres more M l.'>s, n" ,inlna lands of
thu heir. OF Nathan Llrk|and. liasson
Lynch and others AID | hereby CIV.
notice TINT on WEDNESDAY the 23rI
day "t January 1850. al o'clock p. NJ.
at Mrs. Lnm'S lio'.l in \ rtD East 7
will offer for sal" The said prnprr'v SO
siez'd and taken INTO Execution hv Pub
lie Auction TO the highest bidder for
Cash.
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Z. KICKS JONES

WHOLESALE DEALER a MANrrAcrrRrR OF
Wi,l.W aaA Wpot.ea 'arc,
Importer Of F'Dci Busters, Loohi~s Glasses
"d F'"cy Goats.
No Is North Second Street,
Ee,wern MARKET and Arch Ss under j. sid
ncy jones Carpet Warehouse, % doors Le!ow
hr,st Church.
PIi!h iDELPlIiA.
n 4 as on maud and is ronS, ,nlIy r"relvinra
4 large and c%itusv" assortment of ''ornbs
brushes, Fancy GnudS Of every teSrriptiou
(too numerous t" n'nij"n,) i.onking Glas~cs al,
t'ih and Mahogany frames, BASKETS, Co,chcs
Chairs, isr,
HnGONS.
Shakers E's'rrn Wis, and Country Broons
Nin,low iin,!s, firnr Mats, | uls Buckets
Churns, Nhs',honr,Is-- iu fact, Wooden and
Willow Ware ofcv,ry desert =, ION all al winch
VIII be sold 'uw Tor CASH. OF Cry AcrErTANcE.
Merchants would save themselves mach time
mud trouble BY cling aud examining my slo..l,
bnipre purchasing
B,--Io"krrg Glasses. are insured aea,st
Breakage to all pants vi the Union, without tx.
IA charge.
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utl:llln DryGcod S

TOWNSEND SHAMELESS & SONS.
rhliadn'p|''a ar, receiving by impurta,,uns a
carefully selected Stock, comprising otap!c and
new Styles OF Fancy Dry Goods suited for Au
tunn and winter Wear
E,y's'' WoolIn. Cot ton and Linen Furnish,
ing ""ons do SIawIs and 1,ress Gou,s of all
M.,,"s-ffnn;h do and Dress and AIuntrh
>''As' DO Mer'n'"s and other cuak,ng matcr-
ais. ~
Cloths. Fcstings and Wooll,ns FIR Men,.
wear, India Si'awls, Silks and other fabrics.
l.asl'ngs and Goods tor Sho.,nak.,s. \,n.r'
can Co'ions aud Ipoolleus--llosierv, Gloves
HHfs. s. Cravuls.
Sept ID 40 50 So. end 8, p,ns
M UFFS!--A lot Lyax. Fitch, aud Junne
IVA MriFi for sale low hv
Dec. &. i,uoEy A McIsr1rr g,
R UFFALO ROBES just received and Tor
- sale by
DOC :. DnovS ! MeIE5.hr.