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Bo,ros October "A large meeting Of fugitive slaves
and o,efs was held Beknap church last night
RESOLUTIONS were passed advising gves act cautious
States and assistants We're warned TO be-
Of the consequences Of attempting to captare itig
tive ssye, said he would defend his liberty with his
life. He showed long knife the audience, and advised
shem ali to buy Colls rsvoyers Another speaker said that
5000 inhabitants ot Boston would protect Gigyes from
arrest and that the police would act agans them
meeting is TO be called in Fanueil Hall
BosroN October ga great free soil meeting held in
Lowell last night which, with shouts OF applause. res
oluon passed call back three fugitive slaves, who
had He'd from that city Canada, with pedle that they
shall be Protested from by the citizens Of Lowell
SYRACUSE, October "A large meeting Is being held
here night aga the ugitjveslaye bill Gerrit Smith
is speaking The excitement is very great and strong
onposiion Is mat esied upon the subject
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The Lancaster (Pennsylvania) Gazette says truly :

Tue fugiive slave excemen Is b. coming most INTENSE
in city and State Of New York Large meetings Of
groes have haeh Field ia The city and several OF The
State. at which The vCieEt resolutions We're adopted,
and firm na,iou manifested 10 fesis. by force the
Of the law The negroes doubt actuacd 70
such by the abolt0nsts, 10 whom Is especially
due the credit Of having the bill passed Had they acted
with little discretion, Its passage would not have
enormously insisted upon by The southern and mod
crate Now that they have brought the EVIL upon the
objects of their incorporate zeal they are endeavorhg TO
rouse them resis which cannot but prove most
disastrous Tho supremacy OF the laws must DC inin-
tanned all risks aad however repngnant 20 the Feelings
Of he en MEN, every well disposed czen cannot Tor
instant hesitate In lending his aid when necessary 10
carry the law into effect
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Preparatory school, Princeton New jersey
HE next open Monday, the 7t
The school the pleasant and extensive
buildings throughout the country the
aEdgc Seminary" Location about half mile southwest
Princeton, Is justly considered Of me
finest in the country for boys boarding school Thu school q
chief object Of which
prepare youth With the arrangements,
pupils conveniently accommodated
For catalogue Of the school,
prospectus references and all necessary acu
lars address the principal, HENRY kNkEk, a. d.
PRIncEros, New Jersey, August 81, 1850
Zen en- !
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New HAMfsHfRE-The democratic convention for the
third congressional district, vacant by the resgna
ton Of the Hon James Wilson, unanimously nominated
George w. Morrison, of Manchester 10 SERVE out the
district and OF the State may be inferred from the adma
bic resolutions adopted by the convention. We quote
those OF them that relate the action OF Congress
the great questions OF the day. showing how extended
and cordial is the feeling OF gratrlaon at the result
among the democracy OF the Union;
''R,siv,d, That The unprecedented extensions OF our
national domain renders II the more important thai The
general government keep strictly wiihs The powers dele
gated by the constitution and conne its legislation to
national purposes entirely the States OF this
couederacy manage their domestic affairs sha "
in their Judgment best subserve the interest and happiness
oil all their people
Rsored, That is has become the bounden duty OF ths
democracy everywhere draw closer the bonds Of bother
hood, In the strength OF which they have often ri.
umphed, and TO remember that II Is only by hearty and
united eliot the party temporarily in power can
be prevented from tbs national legislature
rnc pies OF strong government and class legislation
unequal tatH naons bank, and ruinons system oil
inerDa i'm provements.
" Rcsoiped, That tits oil graduation and univcr
sal rejoicing Thar he way open Tor raiernal iee
ing between ta Slnes of the Union, giving
sonabe Of the pcrpetuy OF national power
and greatness, under tue banner which represents each
State as a star Of equal nagnitnde with tue others.
" Resolved, That we hail with JOY the admission oil Cal
ifona into The brotherhood OF Slaics and rejoice with
friends OF tue Union and the constitution the na
amcable adjustment of those territorial questions which
have long and seriously agitaed Congress aud the
country"
Mr. MorIson's opponent is the Rev. Jared Perkins
tons opposed To the democracy The coalition plan
themselves high. ground in the main, and that
the burden Of the sectoneerng appeals from that quar-
ter We shall whether not the democracy oil the dis
trct strong enough to meet and vanqush thus com.
binaiion.- Albany Argus.
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ny DYER ~ MCGUIRE, Aucnonscrs.
FURNITURE or GENTEEL BOARDING HOUsE.---on
morning, 10th 10 o'clock shall
boarding establishment Of g. Ma situated Pennsvana
and 9th Streets (north sde all the furniture
contained therein, yizi
Mahogany sofas, dvans and chairs, rockers
do sdeboards, centre tables
DO pier tables, dining and card tables
raror, chamber, and passage carpets
Passage olcloths. stair carpets
High and low post bedstesds, beds
Mattresses, wardrobes, bureaus
washstands and sets, stoves, looking glasses
Andirons wood chairs
Crockery and glass wsre lamps
Kitchen utensils, refrigerator, sc.
All Of and under $50 cash $50, credit OF
two and four months satisfactorily endorsed bearing
DYER MCGUIRE.
octs-d Aucuoneers.
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The Pittsbury Post Of Saturday has the following ar.

tcIe
DISTINGUISHED ARRIVALS The distinguished American
ctzens whose given below arrived In this city
Thursday evening, and took lodgings the Mononga
hes House They e yesterday morning for their respect
i've homes
Hon Samuel Houston, Hon. IT,. Rusk, Hon. d. 5. Kanf
man. Gen. Geo. s. Woods, Texas; Hon. q W. Davis, Lou
issns Hon H. s. Foote, Mississippi Hon. ID. X. Ach
con- Missouri Hon. A. ID. Caldwell, Cen McNair, Hon r.
H. Stanton, Hon. J. q. Mason, Kentucky.
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TnIIE AMERICAN Live Stock Insurance Company
Indiana Charter unmted granted January 1850
Capital, $50 900. Stockholders individually table,
of horses mules prize bulls Sheep and cattle
combined risks fire. acct
disease ALSO upon stock driven 70 eastern markets
paid thirty days after proof Of DEATH
g. Bowman counseio Ferdinand tberwinc,
merchants Captain Isaac Mass, merchants George D. Hay,
chant; Thomas Bishop builder; John Wise merchant md
Alvin w Tracy merchant and bank director Hon
Ellis aud OF Vincennes Abm smith,
farmer bank director, and auditor OF Knox county
Joseph Bowman, b. Shurtef Whitney, Secretary
Burtcb and president Vncennes branch
the Bank of Indiana.
j. L. NELSON agent Pennsyyania avenue, between lh and
18th streets, Washington City.
Sept 2S--dly
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james A. Juos & Co.'S American and European Ann
phithsatre.
The distinguishing features Of this vast establishment consist oil
he ceIeb

james Al. Juos 4 Co.'s American and Eurspe." Am
phithsatre.
distinguishing Of this vast establishment consist Of
the celebrated
FRENCH TROUPE
From Francon Paris Cirque Natonae Brussels composed
ny6 FEMALE l2 MALE performers, who were engaged
expense senior proprietor who visited Eu
winter for the purpose OF obtaining
which companies OF England ana france
could afford Among the principal stars ofths troupe are
MADEMoIsELLE LOUISE
The only equesuenne appeared in America, who
rides without saddle or Bride
MADEMoIsELLE Ro5ALINE,
The equestrian Terpschore, unequasd In her peculiar style
MADEMoIsEILE ToURNIAIRE,
wonderful skin Of the has everywhere
been the admiration OF ALL
MILE JOSEPHINE and MILE JEANETTE,
Together with
MONSIEUR BENoIT,
The great equestrian necromancer,
MONSIEUR ToURNIAIRE, &c, &c.
The unriyaed clown Jester, W. y. wALLETT attached
company win cnlven the performances with his rich
beyond eomaron the greatest ever assembled In
America mention the
s. r. sTCkNRY the extraordinary polyhpp,an GEO SER
GEANT equestrian JAMES NIXON and
magnificent troupe.
The stud belonging company the best and
thoroughly exhibited FIRST among which Is the great
performing eed CINCINNATUs acknowledge ON all hands
The company viii perform at Washington Friday and satu
day. October 10 and swo days onnea the MALL on Seventh
u and u O'Clock, performance to commence
Admission cents, children years halfpce
Oct e-4tiwk6td.
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MARRIED.,

MARRlED,
On Thursday evening" by the Rev JoHHC SMITH, Mr. JOHN tt
RYE, Georgetown Miss MARTHA MUNROE, of this city
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Riot and Fatal Result. Gin Morlo,;tv

PHLApELPHiA, Oct Ga dsgrsceln riot occurred here
last night between party of whites and blacks Il first
broke AT the OF Seventh and Lombard
white named Ripple was dread'uly beaten, and died
from the effect Of his wounds while being carried to the
sta,iou-house The Waterman accompanying him was
shot at by oil the negroes Several persons both
sides or less wounded
100
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General Agency and Law Once At Warrington,
DE SEEDING & WYLIE,

Buildings arenue, door scef 81
Brocn's Hotel, Washngton, d. q.
rHAS DE SEEDING x ANDREW wYLIE, jr, having formed
for the purpose OF prosecuting claims before
Congress- the executive Or before any hoard q com
appointed dustmen Of spoiiatons other
against foreign are prepared % give their
fun faithful all business that be inuused
They will attend obtaining pension bounty
land due arising under contracts treaties,
selling real estate collecting private claims
rents, &c.
Wyle, jr, will attend 10 law business with which
be ntrused, OF the courts
District, Supreme Court OF the United States.
SEEDING, United states commissioner, notary
prompt taking testimony, ackn0wedg
which appertain his ONCE
Charges modeae regulated by the amount csmcds
n services required
Communications post pad) attention.
Sept 6-dy
nENTI.EMEN'S Fall and Winter GoOds-P. j. STExR,
VI Browns Hotel having received hi
supply of goods, (Which all
Nor the pleasure invite his
public call and them The cloths embrace
popular, while the cassmeres
M require emily be to be admired.
The nearly article Of genemans ward
Shirts silk, woolcn and under
drawers elegant cravat handkerchief gloves, and
prepared make clothing order at short
tice, and syc of more than usual elegance
Oct 5-3taw2wif
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PUBLIC DINNER SENATORS Mason HUsrsK Tho
friends oil these gentlemen la Fauquier have rendered them
The compliment OF public dinner Their letter Of accept
will be found below
WAsaIsoToS, Sept 10, 1860
GgsrLxMEs We have received your letter OF the 18th
icating resolution adopted meeting
Of n number of fellow czsns IL Fanqpsr county,
acne rously approving of senators Of Virg
during the session Congress about olose aud In
viting public dinner or barbecue at Waenion, as
public manifestation OF such approval
The series OF 10 which the resolution relates
and which enacted into law, are, In our besi
Judgment, substantially those against which ourgenefs
assembly has, with marked unanimity and by repeated
resolutions most sefnly demonstrated aud we have the
solemn and abiding conviction that they involved as VII
honor and dignity the safety OF the saveb oldifg
States So regarding tbem could not have done less,
In the resistance made without uer abandonment,
alike dishoorable ourselves aud aithess 10 her And
that our conduct should have been considered worthy
the signal mark OF appreciation conveyed by your letter
those of constituents whom you Represent Is the
most grateful recomp ense which the y-could oier.
We cordially accept the invitation to meet fellow
citizens OF Fanquler the they have hosp
proposed aud, convenient day after the adournmen'
OF Congress- would suggest the ID day Of October that
when shall have the pleasure TO meet and our lei
low citizens at Warrcnion.
In conclusion, gentlemen, permit express Crate
full Of the very kind terms IN which you have
veyed the resolution OF the meeting and subscrbe
ourselves with great respect friends and obedient
wants.
J. NJ. MASON,
X. M. L. HUNTER.
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Death Of Several Persons from Supposed Poison.

party took the Kalamazoo Exchange, and yester
day. during The day, eight OF them died They sup
posed have been poisoned although others the same
table not affected Here the names OF the de-
ceased wiih their occupaonsi Elisha Russell, miller
Chas Mori, shoemaker; Justin Dalalghls, ditto; Mr..
Beckwiih duo; Mr. Eastand, printer; Mr. Crane sta
ton hand the railroad; and and his daughter,
who strangers The coroners jury in session
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URENCH and swsss Esahresderiss.-We have large
ss N s above very goods which we sell cheaper
than ever offered n this city before, viz
1000 worried collars, 12a cents 20 "
Zine Frsuch worked COLLAR ~ 0nG
Jenny Lind colinn 80 cent? 90 ~ ~
10 ~ 70 ~ 80
Fine lace sleeves 81 80 10 " 80
rs.s .rnsljn aaeevss 80 csnfs ~ 50
a Ana assortmsnt oflsse demi wells
Linen hasdkerchiefs, pain and figured nets tafH
07-Ai ed ssand, Kinss Lscs Store. 49,
=, g7l.ss yesl A NJ sf-&ssvf M tl3s. B. A. TATE.
Cssusmsa win DO wei call and and
handksrchis sy doing they may save ns, for We WIN sell
them low. .EaE'aeM .1Al 1855
Oct e-eo1
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TIE EpiscopaI Convention al Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, October 5-3 p m.-There an animated
discussion the subject OF alteration OF the constitution
of the general Theological Seminary The whole subject
finally committed to the ,nlttee the theological
Sc niuary. with instructions to report Thursday next
The convention then adjourned till Monday next
The convention day visited by Invitation, tho Astro-
nical Observatory
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ny DYER ~ MCGUIRE, Auctssassrs.
PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE REAL EsTATE.-Ibs under
signed w oss for sale on e premises oo Aelssy me lon
Ing "a feet on street north running width so
feet an alley - fee 4nches This the
ana s1g % progressing in The neishboood ara
Terms sale; one Third Of purchase 10 be paid cash,
residue in Two and TWO years.
By deed Of trust All DO al the
cost.
B.. sEMMEs,
WALTER y. cox
DYER MCGUIRE,
oct4-eodkds Aucuoneers.
nissoLUTIoN OF copartnsrship heretofore e1s,
IL ipa under inc name Dyer Brother this day, by
consent dissolved George ~ Dyer win attend the
the late firm, also OF the unsettled business
Of the late Robert W. Dyer deceased 10 when swsnon
"''pssu'"S ts''' GEO. n DYER.
WAsuIsoros, September "a, 1880
Copartnership NoticeT undersigned have formed
copatnsrship under the and m Of Dyer MeGure aud
w continue the general auction and commission business a. me
avenue
They respectfully continuance patronage
@ upon e a hrn and pledge themselves To discharge m"
Dyer Mcclure prepared advances upon
EDWARD @. DYER,
wAsmseros, September 81, 1850
Sept 2I-dn
Washington and Alexandria noat.-The steamer
Thomas Coiiyer's Week.
: 4~-tx HE fine, new, and fast boat THOMAS COLI LIVER
will depart at the following hours. coach connects
with boai Washington Boats ae, i2k boat and
coach tents Persons gong not leaving the boat 6
Leave Alexandria at ., 81, ~, m. 10 y, 5,p.m
Leave Washington at o., l0l, III, A. m 24 y 81 Pm
Colye will make her ips TO Mount Vernon
"esA' JOB coRsoN.
octa-st Captain.
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ny DYER a MCGUIRE. Auctsoaeeu.
HOUSE Thursday evening merit,
III O'Clock shall sell In front Of the premises
part square No ga 18th street,
and streets north with the improvements consisting OF two
- DYER MCGUIRE
Auctioneers.
NEW DRESS Goods, Embroidered shswls, &sc.--The
subscribers have this opened addition their stock Of
fancy goods lor ladies, among which
10 pieces superistveiy rich brocade silks, for evening
do do for street
10 do rich silks, every color
do styles spotted silks, very neat
do rich plain Gro de AIaiers
10 do extra rich and new styles Chene silks
Is DO figured and chsneosbie silks, very cheap
do heavy black watered silks, all widths
10 do colored and black Turk safins do
20 do very fine French mencs, every shade
Is do rich coored sik veivets do
10 do DO wntsred Irish poplins do
so do do French cashmere d'Ecossc, new style
rs do do do mousseines De laine, do
90 do do Scotch do lowprced
~ very nch real cashmere long shawis
20 do do do do stats"&sa FL
Is latest styles scotch long do
20 styles lace capcs
dozen real valencia collars
do embroidered muslin and lace sleeves and cuffs
do richly embroidered handkerchief, &c.
Together with other desirable articles IN their
% which hey respectfully invite the attention Of the ladies Of the
Oct s-awn r. n. HooE CO.
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mrs rsrIIJyERy.wHi opened az Mrs. g. Parksr's, on
s.a,ssy Inc sh instant 10 O'Clock, nch sssusssn
o. ia' anu "''' PARKER's Perumey and Fancy ssors,
Oct 4-st Penn. avenue, near National Hotel.
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Great Damage 10 the Railroad.

CHAsLxsros, Is. o. October 1.-The frame OF truss,
work Of tho Camden branch Of the South Carolina railroad
extending for three miles the water and swamp'
gave way while the freight train pfssng over ~ an
Tell down. Fortunately lives were lost
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LisaAnS or cosensss, Oct T. 1850.
NOTICE hereby gtven that the Library 90 Osnarsss
VIII cIcs.d on Tuesday, the Sh and win again
b opened unh Thursday, he Ian o. Ncvemhes. y -. ~
Oct e-sodsv Lihwanan.
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For Norfolk, Phey Point, and Old Point-Farc He
duced.
= zu~u Osceoa will the 10th Of July,
GsNkkne making two trips week 70 the above
places, leaving Washington every Wednesday and
Saturday 9olok returning, leave Norfolk Monday
ToueSne going and returning at Pney Point Old Point
river and usual landings on the Potomac.
Passage o Piney Point, 81. sts
Passage and fare 10 Norfolk, S.. 49, -
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Aryirai Of The steamer Georg;o

| Ngw York, Oct 6-S, p, m The steamer Georgia fol
Chagres is below. She will probably be nj about e
o'clock. Her advccs, however, later than lhos
Brought by the Cherokee.
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Non-arrival Of the Steamer Aiimfie

New York, Oct 6-l0, p. m--No signs of tile steame
Atlantic from Liverpool up to the hoar of closing this de
spatch " she sailed the 9th ultimo, advertised s
is now In her eleventh day. and mewhat behind he
| usual time.
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NAL l. and winter FashionsM r. srriR, win opep her
fall and winter millinery Tuesday, Octobtre
! showroons street, between sth and ION Streets
Oct6-3 $3.50 h ~ tl+tf
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GOSHEN, Oct. 5--The Hon. w. ii. Seward Presaen' ~
the seward n,itue delivered address before that in
stituuon on Friday afternoon 1886
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THE UNDERSIGNED will attend TO any business ~
an sssntn Wellington that may be nuusssd 70 his care He
viii attend promptly 10 the procuring Of bounsnd warrants under
The late sci ofconeress, the reasonable terms
His once Cor the present. 10 the Magnetic Telegraph ONCE,
Congress Hall. nm. s.t 4. - !
Oct slim s6l,.t .ss.l b. D. FRENCH
ALExANDRE,s KID GLOVES w. have Jus, received Tho
a snnszed .ssorsmeni, 10 which we invite attention
10 dozen Isdies' assorted,
10 DO DO do Heht coloys kFN
g 90 best black, double stitched
10 % 90 DO single DO
The above comprtses the
ne bsss make imported all VINO have
cLAosrr, NEWTON. MAY, co.
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]. NJ. MASON,
X. M. +. HUNTED

To Messs. W. w. PAINE and others.
1.-THE dinner came off on Wednesday las,--Mr. Inman
Homer, senator for that district, in the chair1
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yIRsT OPENIN6.GrBss'sI Rooms viii DO open
cd for reception Of his Monday nsn " s
his fancy store Pennsylvania avenue, betwee" "" $50 m
streets.
Oct 5-Guf
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M BALrIMoRE, Oct T. D, r. m.
The Msyoraity Eieeiioa mir. Lope and his friends
Fugitive gone baek.-Cay Monaiay- The Markets,
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WIN. II. II. CROSS,
attorney and Counssiior al LaD,
washington Civ. ID, c..

pracse in the Of Columbia and VIII attend
debts and the prosecution Of claims M evc
those bounty land under the act co"se
lately passed. Once in the City Hail.
g-n
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The pIetence Of land reform, adopted by many of the
whg papers Of the Tribune school, to carry out the
old edcrast plan of deprvng federal treasury Of the
land revenues being another form Of distributions with
view Of making high tariff necessary supply the place.
has been used Of iobbing warrants Thus
M Webssers bill passes the given to soldiers as
areward for their services will be utterly vaneles
III settlers who are the purchasers OF the warrants will
then have the land for nothing The introduction the bill
has caused fall in the warrants from $685. price TOO high
% buy on speculation to SIPS $780, may 90 lower
Land reform agitation in the Tribune sye thus made
proaabe aswel in the pocket in political capital with
tho land reormers The Holland Land Company specula-
lions. In the hands of Mr. Seward instance the
manner In which the farmers have their skin taken
under pretence of improving their condition
Yours. PRENTICE
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THE UNION.
A LA WILLIE DE PARIS.

n LA tAlA2M DE RAAW.
Fsach Confsetiossry, Bon Bos Faaey Bore Cossiblss
s|kf &c
GAUTIER respectfully 10 the public .a he has now
". completed his winter arrangements, and fully prepared fur
nish tf t8seN N4. $3.50 - -..ft fe
BALLS PARTIES, DINNERS, AND PRIVATE ENTERTAIN
TX MENTS, III 7-T'-17T
win every description Of FRENCH CONFECTIONERY PRE-.
SERVES CoMEsTIBLEs, &c &c, in the beat and
the shortest notice.
past summer, manufacture Of every description Of
FRENCH CONFECTIONERY, BON BoNs, 49,,
especial attention. he thinks he arrived
branch his business which equaed
by the orders he
tnualy receiving from the Norh for these articles.
FANCY BOXES, SC.
OF these goods has arrived and will be
public Saturday the I'D which he
particularly the attention Of those desiring holiday
which, and beauty Of STYLE will vie with any ever i'm
ported this and win be sold on the most reasonable
terms.
800 boxes Petit Pois
900 ,SS DO M 4!,ssass
5000 lbs preserves, assorted, pound the bottle
Large assortment of sauces. Spanish olives
800 bottles currant jelly, assorted sizes
5000 lbs. chocolate Of different kinds
900 quart bottles Of fresh tomato
800 bottles tomato sauces, al IS cents per bottle.
hire, reasonable terms, the following ar
cles:
Two pair very rich candelebras
Silver spoons, large, dessert and tea
Forks, large and dessert tf
Glass of every description
Large assortment Of plates fruit stands &c
Dec l3-3taw2w corner Of ilh street, and Pa avenue