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MARINE JOURNAL.
Cleared.

Steamship Hermann Cra5ree, Bremen. holler Sand
shiDs Iuceprt d-pre Knight London GrinneI, MHiurn
Z Co. srgusfd, Norton. Liverpool Phlips Am
Maria Doty Valparaiso, Brown; Sardinia Pendlesoa
Liverpool Thompson Nephew.
Rsris u Bsyes Scout, B1enos Avres W w DeJresl
Co; Edward. Buckley, Charleston Z Varde.
eTigs ilberh rec, tbr) Britain, Picou Ns, Aiken;
Adone fNespl Rbsso Msrseles q amber 4in Ph-ps:
Erirs Lor e. Baltimore LaurelIo, C'ggss, Puerto cabsl
~. @ hisker.
shl. Mrlbse. More. Jscksonvii e. @ Brookmau;
Rilitm Cofnr, Pnilsdepnis; 81 a. Bdwell, Ab1co,
u Miller Co; Prudence, Mshsr londonderry Ms
Hnu!er Coz Alrnhs AM, JEc1ss PnlsdelPhis Albert
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Receipts Of Produce,

By the North Rirer Boats Juae l9.-s 377 bbls
Flour; lt0 do Whi.ky 5I do Ashes s3il bush Corn
1906 do Ossi 74t pkgs Provisions.
There were some boats In from The break
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Passengers Arrived.

In bark Wyandots from Liaertok-Mr Furnell lady,
children servant 0senel snd lady, Misses Rice
Miss "A scCsfy Miss h-gsn. sif honnsn aod lady,
DoIrell snc sdy, A-s Il Murray, nss Drew, 3
Remotely, snd ll3 N s'eeTsge.
In sp sdruh Louisa az boohe. J4r- II, from chl1rss-
Clsrss hiigman Of Boston; JOse'h and Wm Kaox, Of
bs.unCrti hsuliion so1 WIN Hamilton, Of Virginia.
" clie, NeT.fofIi Charles Psriy, Of Palermo New
York. ard Richard Waite, BOston. These passer gers
are, Win cLt excsD 100, dfecI from California.
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" The macAerel fishery tbs year is sad 70 DO
unusually prosperous both in regard to quantity
and quality.
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Eder, 81 Jcbn, M P Nsgius 4 gop. wo,,,,,. g.
boson; Independence s1ef-r Washington f S0o''
S'saHer Bach Dsmonc. shesnss. Phll.d
barge OTsnpus, Hayes. Phisdelphis
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TIE OTsgo T~es Of the Ism says. Tne aggregats
itn o n he receipts ~ Flour Wheat Oswe 20
end Buffalo his Vesr compared win last June sL is
equivalent 10 eDou $50 0r bos OF Flour Annexed
figures showing The receipts ire poa,s respectively
for The months OF Jup- July ana August 1919 ana
time when he new crop commenced eomingin:
OtvegO. june. July. August Tozl
Fleur -. .bbl.....8Ii3 $3.50 ls'si sisSi
Whesi ...... bush ..4n,sI5 4tsSi9 lo9l7i gj00jl
Buffalo.
Flour ........bbls...I 7oS2 n9n .ls5 seisH
Whes,.......tush. tt2666 Ale95 25,sJ5 l5C6 Di
The sgrregse receipts Tor The hF-e moulhs we're $50 81
obs Flour ard 81 55 bushels OF Wheat Il 5sleged
inst nor over ore fourth Of hrs viii be received iI
Tng IN corresponding peTlsd s yesr, aad that
falling n he s.s,on WI be equal near ore il9G Of
barrels OF Flour"
GRAlN-W heat continues oulet with but itlle Of .r.rr
Holders are trn For Corn 10 good ncliry but tre
qHoshols OF sorthern easier SAFES - O bushels Al
1-uooc nN.d Western, bic for ai Yellow AID ROAD
ysy me- o40o4tc for No,her- yellow Sc for Jersey
e, 81. ~ s1ise In Rye here 10 an easy mar.
Yeiy dqi sif 45c for Northern A l5c E,r Jer,ev
M EApofthom lst 10 l3ln June. ....ISaO lSfo
bush , $50 "a 10
=. sB7lO
fhOsIsIoNs-TheTe IL a steady market ,or Porh a.,
zoe are very liniied Th- quotations. are 10 80
prior ssSl Asaie OF ooo Dbl. a-ss wss rn.ss ds,1
esbie lt October on private te In Beeftber- a. nohin
doing Lard 10 steady. With al bu,jsass So.
Al &c, In lots sId 50. kegs good si 7c Ia C,t 49,,
nsre were 80 hhdsy slB Hams and SHOULDERS A. sn5 -
= 70 Ia buI4er AID Cheese here change Tsev .-s
heavy; S ae
Exporifrom lGlo lsth Jsns....Is5O ISaa
b0s. dhtO Ioi3
-553 G0eO
Latd sea $50
GAoCERIIS- TIE Co5ee and sugar mAyhet eoornns.
fSo!anh ana hodesne mol snztoas 70 sell The ssIes Of
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THIS bid averaged 1888 for the Six Per Cents,
and l0l 80 for the Five Per Cents, and vas made
by Nessns. 4. Belmont, James g. King & 20.
Winslow, Lsner Il Co Cammsn & Whitebouse
ard DeLsuBay, Iselin Clark. The amo1nt taken
under these figures was s2,5l0,OOO, about ljO0,
COO Of which, as near as we can ascertain, was
taken on foreign account. One Paris house has an
interest Of Five Hundred Thousand Dollars in the
bid. The entire amount OF bids was 50, 100000
The Receipts at the Sub Treasury were $4,000
Payments, s23O96; Balance, s3,6O3,l7l.
The Chemical b ank has declared a dividend of
T. cent.
The steamer took about $500 600 in gold which
is less than was reported. The Havre packet has
about $4,000 in American and French silver en-
gagged.
The officers of the Farmers Loan and Trust
Company have sent us the annexed list Of Dreo.
tors Of that Company.
The following gentlemen compose the Board OF
Directors Of the Farmers Loan and Trust Co:
John Z Gran, Jos ". AGJp Jr Geo GdsWod,
s'r. Thompson, Lewis Curtis Isaa, Townsend
JAMES Donaldson, = bert J Anderson, Gsof.e Cornell
Thomas HAresn Cornelius Boger, d D. Wiliamson
c .ti:. hunmIPhny' Henry Cor, Geo Talm4n,
ID b. Fearing. 4. 8. Murray. Jno y. A Sanford.
ThoEe OF the Sd class were chosen at the Annual
Election held on the llth inst and some vacancies
il the other lists have been filed since. D. D.
williamson, President; X. X. Desiied, Secy.
We have received from the President the an.
nexed statement Of
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.
saIe. a, the srocG GxchanGe .Jusr ~.


$4,000 Erie IA od....l5i so A17urn syr... .b50 9)
hffO 90 ..,..,.new g7l 30 Hsr IN RR........ 81
so Morris Cana -. b60 l6s 50 Canon Co.......... al
10 De, L Hud n.....lR 100 Fam fruss......... 81
q Portsmouth D lck..
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FLUIH MD MEAL-Ibe Flour maIzet "a a shade
easter ano rather quiet especially for Mchg There
fair demand for Csi scan for export. but TIE domestic
rsoeis roeersie The sn'sctons 600 bbls domestic
at 1885 foT No 37d 50 fr common s ait State s.
as = tor Michigan. ~ a6 sl Tor pure Geaesee Toe
supply 10 good OF CANADIAN The saes 1910 90
bbsAl - bond and some lille better than at
81 or the Provinces For southern descr DDns tn.re 10
beer feeling and tie mrrse 10 fuer The Inquiry from
The s6e hss Increased The sales 80 20O bhls Al
= as SO Tor mixed and rat brands $j6 p FOR fancy
hes and Rye Flour are dull With sales 400 bbls Of the
iater a. s. 81.
Export Jom let to 18Th June 1919
" hest roui'..''... 20 oo3 10 i45
LII u R-,re,g GIL lrttaln LII Lin LII Nn IN
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NEw-YORK TRIBUNE.
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE NETWORK TRIBUNE.
n. m.u,,lc TeIesraph Case.

u.~.n sTsTrs CTEcWT COURT, Juoe ls-BsfOfe ms
psn Levi Woodbury. Associate justice Saper1r Couri
fissd sises and Circuit judge FOR Eastern District OF
Kasssehusetis.
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WILL open reception Of June. Ex.
No expense viii be spared adding
embellishments the confort and pleasure Of the guests
knowing BY evidence instances the positive
unsic value Of water and s almost miraculous effect In pacu
regarded policy enlarge the
and complete the original design crafty the
fancy well as their health and pleas
Situated remarkably healthy REGION full view " the
Ridge and in vicinity Of the beautiful village OF War
Walters IN carriages over the improving
roads, enjoy the most scenery Or may seek exercise
the alleys the pistol gallery tic game or billiards. or the
healhfu The Of flowers will find peculiar
win their APPROVAL while the aow deer and
silver fish, The elk and the relieve
who In naturG
which expanded berai could
add the comfort and accommodation OF visiers The
hurdle the fancy BALL masquerade and brilliant
dew0sw lend their respective attractions Nor are these
preparations for the monde only 10 the holy ministers
given spend summer without The services
church respected throughout the season.
These Springs Us miles, according 10 the route aken from
50 Alexandria 1weekIy will
from both these points ill July, when daily lines will be estab
lshed
THESE Springs post books Warenton
5pg all letters should dreccd they may be e at
White Sulphur Springs, Grcanbrcr
Tems Of board will be as oows $50 for The whole season. end
$40 weeks S8 for weeks 81 IS day meals
lodging Servants, children under ~
price, charge for children under three old When
provided for children hour
ordinary table will b charged full price.
DANIEL WARD,
June Is Superintendent
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The Action OF Coagrsss On shs Canfsrnia aad TERRI.
torial o~ssssen.
Under this general head and on this great question Of
the day. the North American Revisw for July has long,
able and, upon the whole, liberal article II begins
with dealing some very severe blows at both houses Of
Congress for the proracicd and agtang debate which
has nearly engrossed their time for more than seven
months II calculates that "over three hundred distinct
essays upon the subject Of slavery in the Territories,
have been spoken in the House during the lasl air
MONTHS and that the Senate" without any restriction Of
the one hour rule have heard many 'lenghy orstions
OF high order Of eoquence = but unfortunately after
this long discussion, the Review comes this concu
sion shat each senator has delivered precisely that
opinion which he believes to be the prevalent one in The
State which he represen,s and that obviously, then
without concession. w,hou, compromise, without dis
position to give upa part for toe sake Of securing the
remainder the difficulty cannot be settled it's fna or
its partial adjustment is impossible" It states that
to extraordinary length has this discussion been spun
out, he debate, IL repor:ed and printed at length
would occupy least octave volumes each contain
ing twice much matter as number Of this Review
(2es pages) And yet the last specimen we have Of
speech was one which has run into three days
The Review sympalhises with the South in many o.
her views II earnestly fepudiates the Wilmot Pfov'so
Icricises with great nnciion the nseposii'on OF he
legislatures Of the northern States with that subject
After passing through the other topics comes % the
extradton 81 fugitive slaves, and justhes the provisions
Of the senatorial bill then passes on TO the following
topic:
We have now finished brief review Of the questions
Al before Congress- relating 10 the institution OF a
very, and II msy safely be left The decision OF any rcs-
sonable man. nnduy affected by philsnthropic decs
nations sectional Jealousy, parry spirit or the fear Of pub
lie opinion whether they involve considerations Of 80
vast m oment or any imperative moral obligation, which
mako IL improper that they should be settled bya fair com
promise Of opposing views and which render absolutely
necessary that the whole northern southern claims
should be insisted upon, the certain cost Of adjourn
men Of Congress in uprosr with the Temperament o.
defeat OF this and all other public business We might
safely leave this question to be answered by the senators
and themselves If II were not for ms Jea
and fearful reference VIII cb ss we have already no.
ccd. they all make what they suppose me state Of
public opinion in the district STATE which hey repre-
sent Each one endesvots court tho favor q his con-
sufuenis and thereby his own scat IN Congress-
by advocating in their exaggerated form the plica
doctrines hsh ne knows he most current and popular
in his own region. His ssa he thinks, measured
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BERKELEY sPRINGs, VIRGINIA..

HE place opened stages daily
Johns point Baltimore Ohio
railroad, distant only and a half miles.
leaving Baltimore Washington in the morning. arrive
here O'Clock In the evening" and from Cumberland quarter past
~, a. m.
The waters are
govt chronic daDa, diseases Of the
kidneyand especially efcacious In all rregu-
laes Of the peculiar 70 the other As luxury the
bathing unsurpassed pungng
depth, supplied from
a temperature OFT Farenhel with shower,
spout, and artificial baths
The house Of the undersigned which win accommodate about
persons
made BY the and, every
found inferior the best hotels.
customary provided and
spared this establishment Bedford and other mineral
will tho bar, while in the immediate ncghborood
fine chaybeate and sulphur springs.
Terms FIRST week, with abatement Of
tcn twenty succeeding
proong stay and according to the amount
lodging accommodation required.
June 25-6wd&c JOHN 5TROThEH
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rhis give notice, several preliminary
meetings professors music In this
formed under the title OF the Wasbngon
Philharmonic Society," having principal object the
mel vocal and instrumental music.
adopting constitution the society, the following gentle
elected its oisceuf
A.. IT.. keckheefcr, President
Samuel Carus, Vice President
Chas @. Baylor md Jos. J. Kcssler, Secretaries.
VIM. b. Webb, Treasurer.
Jules Marie, Librarian.
q. Foctseh and A. 5chad, Curators. eha.
professors and Of music, who be
becoming Of above society will please
governing members at Mr. Keckhoee 18Th
street. and see Monday evening next st inst
O'clock signify their intention writing
meeting be admitted without the
regular Of election ~ laid down by the constitution
Byorder:
c.. q. BAYLOR,
JOS J. KEssLER,
yuIy4 Secretaries
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TREAsURY 81 biography, consisting 81 memoir.
and lives 81 the o. al ages and
nscns forming new and complete dictionary @osapsy rom
the earliest Tune ~ samuel msun
DER author Of he Treasury Knode complete 70 one volume
Just imported from London BY -..~.. 49,, -
July6 lE57 NJ, 7sE1IgI FRANCK TAYLOR
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Yesterdays session Of the House was marked with
great interest Mr. Matteson having made statement,
on the part Of MIR. Fitz Henry Warren controverng
portion Of the personal explanation made the day before
by Mr. Giddings, select committee Of five WAS ordered
examine into the truth ofthe allegations the Boston
Atlas against Mr. O. The Galphin case was then
taken up. and after three speeches upon it. the previous
question was seconded by the House. Mr. Schenck's
proposition, virtually censurng the Secretary OF War;
then adopted by vote Of yeas i56 nays IS. The
virtual OF the President moved by Mr. Thomp-
son, Of Mississippi, then agreed to by vote Of yeas
OIL nays &c. After which the friends Of the administra-
lion endeavored for some time effect an adjournment
by calls for yeas and nays 1.-The question before the
House being on motion lay on the table another mo-
lion 10 reconsider the vote censurng the President The
adjournment was effected in this manner at half-past
IS, pm.
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rare and choice teas gown GA The fer
tile sad genial soil u Assana.,...... (" 90 I"
With view introduction machiess
h ihu intention of the popetou distribute the
sales effected
viii enclosed package numbered
emitting
any cents laid OUT and the receipts amounting $4,000 Tho
under mentioned parcels Of the value cent?
thousand dollars win be given away bonuses according 70 the fol-
scale.
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VALUABLE L.s n Auetien.wmbc sold public sale
Saturday, July b. o. O'Clock, Tie lot
numbered three, numbered hundred
fronting forty three feet Pennsylvania between lh and
vicinity
Prc.deas House and War and Navy buidinE rends dcsa
kie building ocstion-equnl 10 any In Washington
third balance credit Of
monihs Tbs deferred payment by deed
property Title unquesfonable.
NICHOLAS CALLAN, Agent Y
DYER BROTHER,
July 4-eodA&ds Aucuoneers
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Those persons prefer owerpced receive
prizes Ia poporo they viii DO epuchased for cash. educ
ton Of ten cent.
90 Couny agents required Applications (post
paid 10 the companys Depot, as above
June I--d3m
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THE wopds,os beg call the attention 81 connolaaeu In and
families, choice and
ported BY them, and hitherto unknown this county, which, BY
their fragrance and dscAcy combined virgin purity and
uens Produce infusion " SURPRISING richness
The offered following 3NN* Ns
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For Norfolk, Piney Point, and Old Point-Fare Re-
duced.
= .<~a The OsceoIa will, the 10Th Of July,
Rzz411ae mixing trips week the
places, leaving washington every "Wednesday and
Saturday socock rcturnne Norfolk Monday
and Thursday O'Clock, p. m.
Touching going returning Pnsy Point Point
river and the usual landings Potomac.
Passage 70 Piney Poinl, e.
Old Point, 81 return
during the bathing season, %.
Passage and fafe 70 Norfolk, S5.
July ST JAMES MITCHELL.
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CARDThe subscribers tsks this method Of Informing ts
up delivered before the LAT Of Juy
confidently expected Of ali forward, sele up
ehesh.
June as-awH .s saSh r. N. HooE 90.
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CITY TAxEs-Netise q Property Hclasrs.-An persons
indebted for the s<9 previous years.
notice ruch
shall remain delinquent h day Of September viii
proceeded asans law directs, BY advertisement and
81 heir property To avoid % expensive pocss al would do
well 70 make speedy payments.
TAX ron 550 BY ordinance Of corporation, The
present and succeeding made become
for year 1885, mersfo became due on me is instant And
payable. deduction OF will be allowed
al f year. may paid during the months Of Ja
- ARoTHwELL,
July 4-Qaw0mf Collector.
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pfEILrP BARTON KEY wan attend 20 sHy sasa.sss
he with before N the Of this Dis
tc, and viii 70 the Of claims before Con
ucss and the Departments. o6ics on street.
WAsussroH. July IT, ie4s July t7-3swm
III cents.
rz Weeks sulphur Springs fsuqusr county Virginia
1 vol. Is
Guide Books Rouss hooks, rnvssr Maps. Ao Ac In variety,
iay FRANcK TAYLOR
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THE SOUTHERN QUARTERLY REVIEW, pub-
ished al CharIcsonnew SERIES volume number l. Five dol
lars per
The School Niow Mssazine or Boys and oipablished
monthly, At Charleston, Cor dollar
The Literary Gazette Family Journal, devoted Lat
eature Sciences and to General intelligence
tshed weekly, Charleston. o two dollars annum
lust received by me undersigned, who win have them regularly
forwarded songy cnvecpe 70 Subscribers At any post once In the
United States. 81 I 81 49, q
July FRANCK TAYLOR.
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New York IAfc Insurance Company,
06ios, No. % Wan street, NsV York.

PLIsr faskxAx, actusry.
s company, conducted the mutual insurance principle
ara principle leaving proportion OF
Of pcmiums Interest hands OF has Eea
extended m business and prodt and conferred m benefits M
least possible and outlay
Insurance granted persons visiting California
It's Washington compartments following officers;
Wn Jones, NJ d., medical examiner corner Of and
Washington agent, Apollo Hail. Pennsylvania avenue
opposite Union Buildings June 2-n
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A CARD.-The subscribers beg leave notify uumerou
IA will be
2eth month, respectfully settlement ai
the LEI ofIuy, either by cash notes II short dates.
CLAGErT, NEWTON, MAY, \ 90.
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GEORGE w. HodGlxins and 10
VI ing purchased the store lately occu
one door west Of l<th street, south side o
fer their services and stock 10 The public.
industry, and attention, 70 give general saI
Their stock consists Of Stoves Crates, u
ware, &c.
Tia roofing will bc executed with dcspa
charges win be moderate.
The store viii Dc under the name Of Ho
July 9--dlw~
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-03-20

So,x FOR SEEDs-It was observed by Barot
HUMBOLDT, that simple metallic substances are un-
ia yorabe to the termination Of plants and that me-
aic oxides promote in the exact ratio OF their OK
idatioa. Consequently, he was induced to seek
some substance with which oxygen might be com
bined in such manner as to facilitate lis separa-
ton In order to effect this he made choice Of or.
ugenated mriatic acid gas, in which he immersed
some seeds of common garden cress (pePpet-grass,
which exhibited germs in the remarkable period OF
sir usars whereas, when immersed in water alone'
thew did not germinate in less than ihirytwo hours
Another very successful and economical steep for
gardening, or other Seeds consists Off solution OF
oarter Of an ounce Of chloride Of lime to one gal.
Ion Of water, iu which the seed should bs allowed
to soak for the space Of o,r hours, and then be sowa
in the ordinary way It is stated, on good author
ty, that corn and peas treated in this manner have
been known To throw out germs ONE and a hny
inches in t,venly totir hours; and in forty-eigh
hours to acquire roots more than double the length.
The latter experiments may be tested, at tn
fling cost, and should it succeed, as stated above,
the termination, or corning up Of many Seeds may
be accelerated at least week or ten days.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-03-20

TIE TuRSIp FLY-It seems to be confidently
affirmed in some of the European agricultural Jour.
nails, that sulphur or birthstone, can be eiiesiusnI
employed as a preventative. The mode OF using
il IS. slightly to moisien the seed and roll in sui
phur, previous to sowing. The other, to keep lhs
Good sr same time in the sulphur, and to sow The
snInbur with the seed 1t is affirmed that the young
1IP nIaps in this way become so strongly impregha'ed
with The sulphur, that the fly will not touch them.
SuInhur is so extremely subtle, that il is known 10
difse ITSELF in very short time, through The veg
etable. as we'll as the animal system and is known
10 be obnoxious or destructive TO the whole race OF
insects The turnip seed imbibes it and ImParls i''
with the sap to the young plumble OF stem.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-03-20
MES e. BROWN,

Wholesale and Retail Saddle and Trunk Maker,
No. 30 South Fourth Street between Market s. Chest
nut Streets, Philadelphia.
TNHE attention of dealers and others is invited to his
i assortment of Saddles, Brides, Saddlebaes Col.
lars, Whips, &c.-Also to his superior article oil
TRUNKS, viz Sole Leather Trunks, Solid Leather
Steel Spring Trunks, of light weight; Riveted Iron
Frame Trunks, Lady's Dress Trunks, Bonnet Boxes,
Wood Trunks, ofdilferent qualities; Valices, dwarf
ous style and prices Velvet Tapestry and Brussels
Carpet Bags, Enamelled Leather Bags, Lady,s lrav-
cling Bags, Satchels, &C., &c.. all of which he offers
at low prices for Cash, approved paper. Orders
thankfully received, and promptly executed.
December 10, lS49-6m.