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% Several Of the delegates to the National Di-
vision from the South, whose conscences and preiu.
dices could not allow of their assocating with re-
spectacle coored Brethren, felt not the least misgiy-
ing at aryng at the Rerere House, rum hotel, dur
ing 'neir stay IN tins city Q consistency rare
Jewel, indeed, art thou-.Nev Englaa,der.
The Daily spy., 1850-06-22

GG Readers may probably remember that dis
agreement sometime since occurred in the Methodist
Church at Alexandra, board of trustees having
been elected by the Northern and Southern churches
respectively. An appeal was made to one of the
Courts' and pending its decision possession of the
church was given to third neutral board of trus
ices decision has now been given in favor of the
trustees appointed hy the Church Nnrth
The Daily spy., 1850-06-22

~ 1t will be that Thomas P. Hunt is to lee
ture at the City Hall tomorrow evening. Those who
have eSes bhf chance to hear one OF tie Keenest
and raciest speakers that the Temnerance cause has
brought into its ranks We wish every person in the
city could hear him.
The Daily spy., 1850-06-22

PAiSfuL occURREEcE. On Tuesday evening
while the steamer Bay State was on her route from
New York, Mrs Fly who was IL company with her
husband, Rev q Fay, ofNew York, while 10 par.
italy dc'angod state Of mind, SHE jumped oyerboard
and must have drowned
The Daily spy., 1850-06-22

u The Episcopal Convention of fConnectcut has
Just adjourned. after session of three DAYS. The
attendance OF Presbyters was unusually large. Bsb
op browneli, IN his annual address, expressed him.
sell strongly against certain tendencies towards the
errors OF the Church Of Rome. An excited and elo-
daent debate followed, which resulted in sustaining
the views of the Bishop by SO to ofthe Clergy and
So TO ofthe Laity.
The Daily spy., 1850-06-22

y Eishty-two years ago this day, the captain
OF the English armed ship Romney, stationed in
Boston harbor, to allay the excitement of the popu
lace, gave public notice that he would not impress
any man belonging to the province, or married in II
neither any employed in The coasting trade. No
further disturbance took place for some me.- Bos-
ton Post, goth Gu. s Ir'-~ -
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PROVIDENCE AND WORCESTER R. ROAD

PROVIDENCE AND WORCESTER r. ROAD.
The Directors of this popular road have recently
made arrangements for a midway train, which leaves
Worcester at eleven O'Clock A. M, and meets the
train which leaves Providence at half past eleven
O'Clock A. NJ at Waterford.
No road is better deserving Of patronage than this
always excepting Of course the Depot accommodations
at this end of the road) Upon road is there more
system, neatness and good order. The kindness and
urbany of the conductors have passed into proverb
The road passes through region of New England un
surpassed in beauty, teeming with inhabitants and
enlivened by the hum of industry. beautiful Depot
adorns the Providence end of the route while the
a. Worcester is curiosity in its way and speaks for it
self During the present arrangements will be
made by which persons may make trip from Worces-
ter to Newport and back, or from Newport to Worces-
ter and back upon the day Many Of the people
of Worcester will avail themselves Of the accommoda-
tions of this road during the present reason and we
trust that the Company viii reap rich harvest from
their patronage. Ii the road only had good Depot
building at this end of the should he inclined
to throw up our hats with right good viii and shou
eurra for the Providence and Worcester Rail Road.
A LOCKER ON.
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~ Strawberries are selling at ten cents ouart
and frogs, dressed for the table, at seventyfye cents
dozen, IN Cincinnati. In our good city this morn
ing, lndtterently sweet early Virginia Strawberries
were selling for 81 l-2 cents per box. Frogs and
Waldo Howard tale no saes--- Boston Trnnscrint
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Temperance Iectnrn

Me, iHoNAs r. HUNT the celebrated and eloquent
Ieperance Lecturer from Pennsyv will The
% Ms Oh orcester on the subject Of Temperance and
e nqror i. trailc at the CITY HALL on Stnday Ee,fns
June 22. "hOe is reques.ed'
The Daily spy., 1850-06-22

~ The New York Day Book says that President
Taylor Is going Newport at all the frequent an.
nouncements to that effect being merely pu1s penoui-
tory Of the Ne@por hote&. We shouldn't wonder il
this were,trlc., ~ =, -.i .,...-.-
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"A FAREWELL DANCE. The Mormons being
about to depart from KanesviIe, where they have
been soournlng, for the city of the Salt Lake. their
1ish Council issued an order permitting each branch
of the church to have a farewell ball
The Daily spy., 1850-06-22

CoENEcTIoUT. The House voted twice on Thurs
day for United States Senator without effecting
choice; after which it resolved, BY vote of 1923
to 70, to postpone all further balotng to the next ses-
sion Of the General Assembly. The following is the
state Of the two ballots
The Daily spy., 1850-06-22

W Mr.. John Park, of Gates, to whose agri-
cultural knowledge and careful observation Of the
crops we are indebted for normation states that the
heads Of wheat this year contain about rs per cent.
more kernels than the usual average Mr.. P. has
shown some heads already in flower. -Roch. An,
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The BURNING OF THE STEAMER 0RlF-
FIFTH. The accounts by mail confirm the telegraph
ic report of the heart-rendng disaster on Lake Erie
Mr.. c. Spencer, of Ashabua, who was passenger
on board, says:
saved myselfby swimming ashore. There were
800 passengers on board, and out of that number
fifty were saved. The steamer was about three
fourths of a mile east of Cleveland. The hre was
supposed to have originated from the boilers or the
furnace.
The passengers were thick around the boat and
great many that could swim would hold on to others
and drown them as well as themselves. 1t was a
sorrowful and heart-rending scene. The manner IN
which | got out of their way was by jumping about
twenty feet into the water and took directly out INTO
the lake and then swan up little distance to get
out of the reach of others and to prevent them from
pulling me down. | then swan from the shore.
There were about 5000 people on shore when
reached it, from Cleveland, Willoughby, Palnsylle,
and Fairport."
The cause of this disaster has not yet been salts
factorily explained.
The Daily spy., 1850-06-22

BRowN UNIVERSITY. The subscriptions which
have been actually received, and those of which the
committee have good assurance, in aid of Brown Uni.
ycrsity, make over $4,000.
The Daily spy., 1850-06-22

" Philosophical happiness is to want little and
to ENJOY much; vulgar happiness is to want much
and enjoy little rIIli... - ''o'
The Daily spy., 1850-06-22

CoSSEcTIcur LEGIsLATURE. The bill to abolish
the death penalty was rejected in the House, by vote
OF yeas 69, nays l33 In the Senate similar bill was
lost by majority. Gl
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THE DAILY SPY.
WoRcEsTER,
TERRIFIC TEMPEST.
SATURDAY,, JUNE %, 1850.


Loss oftle Knokq6ocker. We learn from New j orb
hat rightuI tempest suddenly broke upon that CITY
and vicinity, about O'Clock Thursday evening, the
wind blowing perfect tropical hurrican involving the
;, in dense cloud Of dust succeeded by rain IN tor
rents accompanied by the most vivid lightning and ter
rife crashes of thunder. The lightning struck several
buildings in the city, and the whole glass dome OF Stew
arts nendid store in Broadway, was beaten IN by the
temnest and demolished. The clouds were so dense
and black. that it was almost dark as night The
steamboat Knickeibocker, from New York to Norwich,
with near 300 passengers had just passed Backwell's
Island and was threading the intricate navigation in
he vicinity Of Hurl Gate, when the tempest came upon
her with such VIOLENCE that the wheels and mdder
would not control her, and she went upon the rocks
with full head of steam, at high water. Another
boat soon came up and took off her passengers Two
steam two boats went to her relief as possible,
but were unable with the help of the whole power
of her own engine, to start her from her position
She rests nearly on the centre of her keel her stem
and stern overhangng, and it supposed that with
the swell and fall Of the tide she would break in two,
and be an entire loss She cleared of freight, &C.,
Thursday evening. There were several passengers
aboard from this city and vicinity, among them S. A.
Rowland and lady and Isacc H. Upton, to the latter
Of whom we are indebted for these particulars.
The Daily spy., 1850-06-22

GY- The Hopkinsonyie, KY, Press informs MS that
The fashionable go to the " Ceruean Springs" to drink
mint julips. This is new name for the Blue Licks.
The Daily spy., 1850-06-22

"eKE 10 CAIFoRSIA. Present population Of
Nantucket s779. In 1910 itwas 9Ol2. Decrease in
ten years 233.
The Daily spy., 1850-06-22

;, w Petitions are in circulation in portions Of
HiIsboro' and Rockingham counties, in New Hamp-
shire. Tor the formation of new county, Of which
the city OF Manchester is to be the centre and prin
cpal point isczt9 ,NlrW ~iG RI
The Daily spy., 1850-06-22

w The Gloucester News SAYS that Nove.s ice
creams there, ARE none Of your frozen wit
tes," e' 81 4" snl.a M
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my heart" she REPLIED but that is, of course, i'm
practicable" "Yes, but with your consent, we will
Tomorrow remove to another exactly like it, which,
under cover of strangers name has been built for
me- In all but the site the house and the office are
exact fac SMILES of what these We're and the site
Is equally eligible. As for the house we leave, |
propose to resign it to minister who needs more
room than he has, and his salary is none too large,
shall make 1t reGt-free journal of Commerce.
LEAD MINE IN MAINE. A lead mine has been
recently discovered inProspect Me. The Belfast Sig
nal says that the vein of ore makes its appearance ina
ledge beneath low water mark on the shore of peroh
SEQ river, and from thence runs under ground foIo,
ing the direction of the ledge An ANALYSIS of sever,
Samples dliier'ng from each other in value has been
made by DIR. Jackson of Bos'or, which gives as mean
Feventy-hve per cent of lead, and thirteen of silver
The Daily spy., 1850-06-22

Baldwin, ~ 95, Waldo d. Sc, Catlin, F. S. 46,
Toucey, ID. 3, Cleveland, f. S. lS, Chapman, D. l.
aisa1sa b SECOND BALLOT.
Baldwin 93 Catlin 6i, Waldo 80, Cleveland IA
Toucey A, Chapnanl.
The Boston Atlas calls this result great ,clig nc
tory. Time has been when it would not be considered
whig victory merely to prevent the election of Sem
ator in Connecticut a representative in the Middle
sex District
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Grass nc Auction.

WILL be sold at public auction on SATURDAY noxt mn.
~ 22i al O'Clock A. M, a the GRASS standng on he
worcester Common. BY order of the City Marshal
1Jr Remember the Hour T. w IA NCROF,r
Worcester, June 2l, 1850 do ~,
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~ This is what oufp calls q6cciio,at, ueafscv, it
produces many melting scen@.--PJa.
The Daily spy., 1850-06-22

Presents TO EMPERoRs. The followiDgno no.
tice has been issued from the Russian Legation at
Washington:
'Lterary and scientific works, objects of art, indus
try, and natural history have been sent from all
countries TO the Emperor and to the members OF the
Imperial family, in such numbers that 1t has been
found necessary to establish certain rules for their
admission. Hereafter and from this date, all per-
sons wishing to address the Emperor the members
of the Imperial family, requested to inform the
Russian Legation of their intentions In every case,
the Legation is bound to apply for special per-
msson and when received, will advise the interest
ed parties.
The observation of these formates will be strict
| ly enforced, and no notice whatever will be taken o
those who will nee glect to conform TO them.''
Is it not most discreditable that notice like hi:
should be required in this country? That even here
where we profess such an adherence of kinks there
should he so much of the contemplate toadyisn
| which is rebuked in this notice! We dare say tina
if the truth could be ascertained it would appear
that the very men who have been annoying the I'm
peria family with their twopenny gifts, in the hope
that diamond ring, or some other evidence Of roy
al recognition might reward their impertinence, ar,
among the oudest declaimers against aristocracy-
1t has not been reserved for the present day to dis
demagogue. Their constituent elements of charac
! to- ~ 'ha n~d 'hoir -,~';~-
dCtIun are IN,
same. The only difference between them arise
from the different circumstances in which thew arr
placed.-PrOUideRce Journal
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lkeported for the Boston Advertiser
AZ arSet, $50 Beef Cattle 1900 Sheep % pairs Worl
o1en pl 90 COWS and Calves and 1850 swine mig
OK seco s Sate: Extra $780, first quality s575 a
Sg SWorkmg oxen-sales at SOS, rs, SO 90 and los
ana Gayesosaes at SIS e. 81 81 49, and s4s
swine a Al for sows and a5I for Rarrou,s s;u
pigs ct 81. At retail, "A to g. Uiio"s' spring
The Daily spy., 1850-06-22

ACCIDENT. Yesterday morning at about II
o'clock, horse and wagon in the charge OF Mr. Ed
son lin the employ of Hon. James Arnold) was I'M
prudently left standing near the residence of Mr..
Arnold while Mr.. Edison took some articles from the
wagon into the house, leaving his daughter, about
10 years of age, alone in the wagon; when the horse
started and ran furiousy down Union street, below
Water street. When opposite the store Of Mr.
Charles H. Salisbury Mr. S. caught hold OF the relns
checking the horse suddenly, and causing him to fall
upon Mr. S. Mr.. S. was taken up in an insenslbe
state, having received deep cash upon the outer
angle of the right eye the temple, and bruises
upon the right and leg, and upon other parts OF
his body. Notwithstanding the serious internal IN
jury which Mr.. S. sustained, he is doing welI.-
Through the heroisn of Mr.. Salisbury the girl was
saved from imminent peril, threatening momentary
destruction.-.New Bedford Mercury.
The Daily spy., 1850-06-22

Worcester, %. Probote mr. - 7-----------
q ~ pEnGs nseIo.1ed y the Estate of ofCHRTsroPHi
You are cited TO appear az Court Of Probate ~
at worcester on tho first Tuesday Of Jn oo noiuen
show cause why instrument which mrnoIt. ~ y % 70
ed. % q CIIAS N I, ppw N"TiSee nU, ne aprrov-
The Daily spy., 1850-06-22

d. vouNCS IIUATION WANTED
a houNu man wishes a situation as C,Irnv
ig 70 work on very moderate wages anu rs VIII
9aiions can be given Address hronsb D.
sOANNELI. dStt os' vince, J. w.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-11-14
WIN. A. Nelson,

General Commission Merchant
No IL, Locust 81. Jeiween Main 81. d. Lesee,
ST. LOUIS, MO.
IL AS on hand an Extensive Stock of Pitts
l. Il burgh and St. Louis Manufactured arti-
cles. consisting in part of the following:
5000 boxes window glass, assorted sizes,
best City and Country brands,
1900 bxs ApOthecarie's and Grocers' G lass
ware, every variety
2,lO0 kegs Nails, Brads, Spikes, and Fence
nails from all manufactures.
$50 tons assorted JunlAta Iron, Vices, &c,
400 packages Shovels, Spades, Forks, Hoes
and axes Pittsburgh manufacture,
1900 reams Crown, Medium, and Double
Crown wrapping paper.
500 renms White, Blue, and Yellow wrap
ping paper,
800 Improved Peacock Ploughs, Pittsburgh
manufacture,
700 Reams Printing paper assorted sizes
ALSO-Pure White Lead, Salamandcr Fire
Proof Safes GUARANTEED Painted Buckets and
Tubs, Cotton Yarn. and many other Manu-
factuied Articles; all of which will be sold a,
Factory Prices, with addition of Freight
Merchants are respectfully requested to call
aud examine Stock and Prices.
WIN. A. NELSON,
Agent for the Manufacturers.
Oct 81, lS5O-3m
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-11-14
NEW CASH STORE
IN FA YETTE.

"7ESTON F. BIRCIT g. SON, will open
w and offer for sale, in the house for
merly occupied by Hughes Birch d Ward, on
or about the 10Th of November large and com
Plete assortment Of MERCHA NDIZE, in
which will be found, every article usually
called for ina Western store The Goods
viii be of the very best quality, intended to
give permanent satisfaction 10 the consumer
Inc rate OF profit will be the lowest which
VIII JUSTIFY business, and The selling price al
ways named in the first instance, from which
no abatement will be made.
The terms, in all cases, CASH AT THE
COUNTER.
Great care will always be taken in the Sc
lection Of Trimmings. for Ladies' Dress
Goods, and those offered will be of III latest
style and best quality, in the New York
market. The goods and prices, it is hoped
and believed, will be satisfactory, in which
event, fair share ofpatronage is invited and
expected.
Faycte, nov. 7-ls50.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-11-14
{ D W A R D M E A D ,

Importer Of Fine ,catches, Jeweiry, britannia
and plated rare, guns, pistols, fancy
goods and Daguerrean
stock generally,
HAS REMOVED to his new store, No.
u Il 81, Main, corner Of Pine street, would
respectfully invite the attention Of the pub
lie to his very large assortment Just received
and now opening. Importing largely, he is
prepared to sell at q very small ADVANCE
Aiming at large sales and small profits, he
can and will sell cheaper than any house in
s.. Louis. Grateful for the very liberal pat.
ronuge Of my friends and the public generally,
| shall endeavor TO merit a continuation OF
their business. Offering for their selection
a very laIge assortment of fine chronometer,
duplex and lever watches, in extra heavy
gold hunting and double bottom cases, made
expressly to my order by the best London
makers.
Gold detached lever and cylinder watches;
Silver do do do do
New and fashionable jewelry;
Silver spoons, forks. dc. of my own manu-
factUre, and warranted dollar standard;
Silver plated casters and cake baskets;
Silver do tea sets, urns and walters;
Britannia tea sets. urns and walters;
Britannia tea sets, casters and urns;
Japaned tea trays;
Table cutlery fine ivory and buffalo handles;
Pocket do of Rodgers and other makers;
Double and single barrel guns and rifles;
Revolving and rife pistols;
Hair, cloth, 10th and nail brushes;
Peril merry, the best German cologne,
Powder TASKS, shot bags and sporting uppa-
ratus generally;
Percussion caps, German and English water
proof;
Razors and razor strops;
Daguerreotype plates, cases, chemicals and
cameras, large and complete assert.
ment at all times on hand.
Employing the best London workmen, |
am prepared to repair all kinds of watches, or
to supply jewels or any new parts of Watches
also, 10 alter lever escupements to chronom-
eter or duplex, and to apply adjusted COM
pensation balances.
The highest price paid in cash for Califor-
mia gold, or manufactured into jewelry 20
order. ST. Louis, oct. 81.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-11-14
Court Notice.

State Of Mssouri,(
County fHoward,}
In the County Court October Term 1850
TQHN w. HENRY, Public Administrator
- and having in charge the estate William
Bus er, decd. Petition to sell land for the
payment of debts.
Now comes said Admr, and files his peti.
ton setting forth that the personal estate of
said deceased is not sufficient to pay the debts
against his estate, and praying the Court to
order the sale of the real estate for that pur.
pose, which petition is accompanied by the in
Ventories and exhibits required by law. I: is
therefore ordered that all persons interes.
ted be notified that application has been made
for the sale of the real estate OF the deceased
tC wit: The S. E. Or, OF the S. E, Dr. Of Sec.
ton "a forty acres-N. E. end Of the w. } of
s. E. or, of same Section, 20 acres-W. N.
E. ar. same Section, so acres-part N. z. or
same Section 30 acres-S. E. Or. of S, W. or
Section 10 AZ 66-l44ths acres-W. S. [. or
Section "a so acres---all in Township 81
Range Ii in Howard county MissourI-and
that unless the contrary be shown on or before
the first day Of the next December Term of
this Court, an order will be made to sell the
real estate aforesaid or so much thereof as
may be necessary TO pay the debts against said
estate, 1t is further ordered that notice here.
by required be given by publication in some
| newspaper published in Howard county for
six weeks successfully before the Dec. Term
of this Court and this cause is continued.
| Attest A, J. HERNDON, Clerk.
October 18th ls50-6t.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-11-14
Missouri Pension Agency.

To the soldiers of tie last ,r0r lcith Eng
land or any of The Indian w0rS, and
Of The late rar a,ih .Nerico
L TNDER the act of Congress OF The las
- session, every volunteer who servei IN
any Of the above wars, or uny other, since the
organization of the Government, IS entitled To
from 40 to leo acres Of land, according 10 the
length Of the time in actual service.
TIE Undersigned are prepared 10 attend to
alSuch Claims, One Of lie perth. will visit
Washington City this winter for that pur.
pose, Terms moderate ~ charge fos Clerks
fees no pay demanded until warrant is OF.
tanned. w. J, STRATTON.
&C, Tiff THOS. SIIACkELEORU
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-11-14
Watches Il JeWelry,

7. 4 q. W. Hequemburg. Watch Makers
and Je,oellers 81. Louis, No.
s2 Keep constantly on hand, complete Il
e! assortment of Watches, Jewelry, andB
H. AsSilver ware. Articles of JeweI-y IL
and Silver ware. manufactured to order W
with dispatch.
N b. Particular attention paid TO the re-
pairing of Fine watches,
4. Il &. W. HEQUEMBURG,
Car. Cd. and Chestnut SIS
Oct. 81 lS50-y S.. Louis, Mo
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-11-14
Administrators Notice

~ Office is hereby given tina; the under
| Y signed has obtained from the County
Court of Randolph County, letters Of Admin
istration upon the estate of John A. Trimb,e,
decd bearing date the 25th day of October,
1850.
A II persons indebted 10 said estete are re-
quested to make immediate payment, and
all persons having claims against said estate
are requested to exhibit them, properly au-
thenticated, within one year from the date of
said letters, or they may be precluded from
having any benefit of SAID state, and if SAID
claims are not presented within three years
they will be forever barred
JAS. r. TRIMBLE, Adnr.
Nov 7-3w
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-11-14
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the under-
~ signed has obtained from the Randolph
County Court. letters Of Admin stration upon
the estate of Francis Sherwood decd, bearing
date the 18th Of October, 1850.
All persons indebted to said estate are re-.
quested 10 ma Ike immediate payment, aud all
persons having claims against said estate
are requested to EXHIBIT them, properly au.
thenticated, within one year from the date of
said letters, or they may be precluded from
having any benefit OF said estate, and if said
claims are not presented within three years
they will be forever barred
JACOB ROMAN, Admr.
Mo-, a
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-11-14
BOUNTY LANDS.

4 J. HERNDON is prepared to attend 10
N claims for Bounty Lands under tie act
Of Congress Of 18th September l~IO
The forms and instructions wiz. copy cf
the rolls viii be sent 10 this Jlice. where al
per sons interested can examine them
Charges moderate aud no extra charge for
Clerks or Justices fees. No pay reg ired
until the warrants are received.
Call at the Cuunty Clerks Office Fayette
and in his absence leave the name, con-
pany &c.
FayeMe Oct 24lh lsJO--tc
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-11-14
JOHN slGERSoN g. BROTHERS.
... . Dealers in ...
Fruit Trees and Shrubbery,
ST Ions Mn
+. w. HARRIS, Agent, Glasgow.
ST. LOUIS, Mo.

A Catalogue of Trees and Shrubbery, 10
gether with the prices, can be seen ut The
store of the Agent, where orders eau be left.
APples-l72 different kinds.
Pedrs--26 do do
Peaches--A very extensive and fine assert
ment, OF thrifty growth, embracing go
different kinds.
P'ums and CherrieS--A laage supply of the
best qualities.
The stock Of ornamental sha le trees and
Shubbery, Grape vines, Currnnts, Gooseber.
rvs, Ounces, &c dc. embraces every kind
desirable Orders left at the above agency
will be promptly filled, and the articles so
carefully packed as to reach their destination
without injury. sep IL