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Robinson & Eldred's
NEW.YORK CIRCUS.

pOBlNSON & ELDRED beg 20 announce to-
IL the aides and gentlemen of Camden. that
they will, epen upon Mr., McKENNAiS LOT on
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 25th, when ihey will
produce series Of EXHIBITIONS urequalled in
this country. - y. =
Their compeny'is, with the--exeep'on of the
Proprietor and sasrr. ~ 4s'
MASTER JAMES, !. qs:
entirely new, and composed of ARTISTES Of
FIRST rate ability in every line which they profess.
MAaTER JAMES ROBINSON,
is without rival in the known world,-his
HORSEMANSHIP creating the most boundless
admiration and wonder. Upon his last visit to Sa.
vannah, he was presented with splendid Gold
Watch and Chain. as testimonial Of his skin.
MISS HENRIETTA ROBINSON.
The enchanress Of the circle, this talented
child has created 50 great sensation in the eques-
trian world, that critics from all parts of the Union
have witness her performances and pronounced
them wonderful. t..,
TWO CLOW.AS,
ROCKWELL and Peterson, will enliven tho
scenes Of the arena with original and briIlitn cor.
ruscatlons Of wit and genius; tnd The Managers
pledge themselves that nothing shall transpise.
within the pavilion 10 shock the delicacy of the;
mdst refined Lady. 10y
ne ColII"dIy VI TcliofHiers CONSISTS OF rOhlfs.
PERSONS, and Fifty magnificent Ring f1orsea,
and Ponies. TIE entertainments will be pafied,,"
and got up in quick succession; cd as to avoid any
thing like tedioGsnessi -
GFor Performance particulars please see large
and small bills. .
GDoors open at IL m; performance TO coin-.'
mence at o'clock, p. NJ.
uAdmissioH 50 cents; Children under ten
years Of age, half price -
o. ololcd persons half price: - .-:
N. B.-The GRAND ENTREE will be fed6 :,
Mrs Robinson and Mrs. Rockwell; these Ladies
are CT nsidered perfect models in the splendid art
of Female I1orseDanship.
Feb 70. IA o -,
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House for Sale,

TNHAT very desirable residence in LGgtown, be-
l. longing to the Estate of Joshua Reynolds,
and now occupied by Mr.. Samuel f. Capers--
The terms will be very liberal.
Feb 22-l5-!f1 FRANCIS I,aZEAIP E
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SONS OF cE.
Wnterec Division No. o.
February, 1850.

The regular meeting of this Division will be held
on Tomorrow Thursday evening,at Odd Eel.
lows Hall at o'clock. BY order of the W.. p.
Il. J. DELAY. r. s.
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A NEW DISCOVERY!
Cheaper still for Cash.

rooTs, SHOES, AND STOCK OF EVERY DEsCRif.
TroH, CAN DE FOUND At oGR EsrABLIsIiMENr
At VERY Low PRICES FOR CASH.
Mems Fine CALI water proof Boots, Philadelphia
made, 81 to Sg. Do. 81 % to S5 90
Boys boots and shoes, assorted, from 81 to 3 90
Youths do do. 90. do. 80 to 9 90
Ladies' boots, black and coldfedi ] 25 to 3 25
do kiJ and morocco Walkers, % to IS
do do do Slips g. Ties, 80 to 50
Misses kid and NOR. boots & buskins, - 10 | 25
Childrens' Shoes assorted, 25 to ST
5000 Pairs Negro Shoes, ut from 20
cents tn 81 25.
-ALSO:
very large assortment Of Trunks, carpet bags,
Vases. &c. All Of which can be had very low
for cash. from WORKMAN g. BOONE.
Feb IL If
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A. G. MARSHALL,
COLLECTING AGENT, Columbia, s. G

Merchants and others, having unsettled claims
in any part Of this State or North Carolina, can
have them promptly attended TO by plscng them in
his ii""ds at the Office OF the Telegraph.
January {. \ ,f
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Fresh Garden Seeds.

LIVERY variety of Garden Seed may be had
~ fresh at tie Drug Store of
Feb 22-l5-tf1 FRANCIS 7. ZENIP.
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ATTENTION, GUARDS!

ATTENTION, GUARDS!
You are he eby ordered to parade at your rendez-
volts on Friday tho I'D inst, at IL O'Clock, a. m +.
properly armed and equipped.
BY order Of the Captain.
Feb 8 II 4t
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NEW SPRING GOODS


TO enable families to have their children's aud
servants clothes made up in time. the Subscribers
have thus early laid in their spring supply,
CONSISTING IN PART or
All wool Tweeds and Spring Cashmere,
Columbian, County Prison, Marlborough, and
Manchester Stripes,
Printed and Norwich Denims. -.
Plain and Striped Cottonades, &c. 80
---ALSO -
hn;ssfiss English, and American Prints: among
FAST FAST tOI G1risty of small patterns, warranted
Black Alpaca. greHr~~,,.
Silk md Cotton HosS,'N~
Green and Blue Barege,
Madonna robes, "a new article)
Brown Linen. Bed Tick, Furniture Dimity. &c.
McDOWALL. &; COOPER.
u Cashmcres, Monsselnes DE I.aine, and Me-
rinos, selling al reduced prices, -.
Feb. II. II u
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Lamp Oil,

JUST received a new supply of Lamp Oil which
D may be had at the low price Of Ssc. per gal
lon; also, pure winter-strained Sperm Oil.
Sold by FRANCIS l.. ZEMP.
Feb % Is II
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Goods for Gentlemen's Wear,
In all the leading styles Of WooIen, Linen and
Cotton Fabrics. -. ; '. -.
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WONDERS OF PuILosorHy.--The polypus,
like the tabled hydra, receives new life from The
knife which was raised to destroy it. There are
5O4l muscles in a caterpillar Hook discover
ed 1000 mirrors in the eye of a drone; and to
effect the restoration of carp, 1890 arteries,
veins, vessels, bones, etc, are necessary. The
body of every spider contains four little masses,
pierced with number of imperceptble holes,
each hole permitting the passage of single
thread; all t,e threads, TO the amount of 1000
to each mass, join together when they come out
and make the single thread, with which the spi-
der spins his web, so that what we cali spi-
der's thread, consists of more than 1000 united.
Leuwenhock, by means Of microscopes, observ;-
cd spiders, no bigger than grain of s:nd,
which spun threads so fine that it took 1000 OF
them to equal in magnitude single hair.
At an election held on Saturday, the 10Th
inst, by the Board of Directors of the the Bank
of Charleston, Arthur G. Rose, Esq, was unan-
imously elected President of tho Institution, vice
H. w. Conner, ESQ.,, resigned.
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The enchantress Of the circle, this talented
child has created - great sensation in the egues-
tran world, that critics from all parts of the Union
have witness her performances and pronounced
them wonderful.
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is without rival in the known world,-his
HORSEMANSHlP creating The most boundless
admiration and wonder. Upon his last visit to Sa-
vannah, he was presented with splendid Gold
Watch and Chain. as q testimonial Of his skill.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-02
ASIA.
Things in India and China.

Advices have been received from Bombay TO tie
18th ult. and from China to April %. The whole
of India enjoyed tranquility. The Aireedies
charged with the assassination Of DR.. Hesley upon
the Kohat frontier have been liberated, the proof
aesi1stthem not being deemed sufficient TO convict
them of that deed serious outrage occurred In
the prison at Agra in April last, arising out OF a
personal quarrel between a SepOy and a Sikh; the
other convicts 10 the number o. 300, joined either
the one or the other. and the tumult became 80
great that the guard fred and from 40 to 90 OF the
rioters were killed or wounded.
On the 9th and 25sh of April, terrific hurri
cane took place in the Bay Of Bengal the effects
of which were felt twelve hundred miles distant.
The gale happening just after the full moon and
the center OF the hurricane crossing the Sandheads
about the time Of high water, had caused consider
able damage by inundstion towards the mouth OF
the river, both banks OF which had suffered severe
". Even so high as AGRA, within eight miles OF
Calcutta, the fields were flooded, and it was re-
ported by the natives that the water was so salt
as to destroy vegetation, and to make the tanks
unfit for use. In the May gale, 1888, similar mis-
chief occurred, the suiferings Of the people for
want Of water severe, and their loss Of cattle
very great. AppTehensions were entertained that
much suffering would ensue on this occasion. An
other case of wilful ship burning had occurred in
Bombay harbor. Business was slack at Bombay,
and vessels with large supplies Of goods were con-
tnually arriving. At Calcutta the trade markets
were exceedingly dull. The demand was daily
falling aud the prices gradually declined.
1t appears from China that Shap ing .sai, the no
torous pirate chief has made exec lent terms with
his Government, ior his submission has not only
been accepted but be has obtained office as Man
DARN of the fifth grade he has also secured An
amnesty for all those who had acted under his com
mand Business was in a stagnant state al Shan
ehae: nothing could be done except at extremely
low prices, which the owners Of merchandise fel.
no disposition to submit to- At Canton, It was some.
thing better but generally speaking, it proved far
from remunerAtive.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, JULY 2.

plain Of want on the soil Of Poland we will have
no King; all ofices shall be open to every Pole"
Then follows an exciting description of the oppres
siops arising from the Prussan, still more from the
Austrian, and most OF all from the Russian Go
vernment. Ii goes on tosiyi "Deliverance from
this shameful corruption can be obtained only by
simultaneous and desperate struggle; only one
general grief on the subag alton Of Poland, feeling
of revenge toward the terrible oppression OF the
Fstberlsnd, and hope for the triumph Of the
righteous cause, must possess the heart Of every
Pole, and then prosperous issue will not fall
Nothing has spred hitherto Of the process iings
in Warsaw, and we learn nothing from the Poles
on affairs in general except that, after the great
field inspection at Lowicz, the narchings and coun
ter.marchings of troops have again commenced.
without enabling any one to point out their desti.
nation. People who come from the camp cannot
speak in too high terms Of the excellent condition
Of the cavalry, and especially Of the numerous ar
tiery.
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RUSSIA,
pnsopd-Threa

f9tuuu-Infeatcntu IusuFFcCtleu-
The TftbwHe translates from the Polish Cores pondence
ofbe ARss@sns Zsituag the following extract Of letter
dated JupeS.
The numerous arrests which have recently been
made in Poland, appear to have had their origin in
secret conspiracy, which had no less important az
object than 10 prepare the entire mass Of the Poles
for another instruction. The traces Of pamphlet
secretly circulated have been found out. bearing
the title, "Words Of Truth, for the Polish people
Published under the protection Of the most Holy
Mother Of God, at CzenstOchan, the Guardian
Lady Of Poland" The tendency of this work is a
universal aud radical revolt, leading the whole
Polish nation to simultaneous rising for the eman.
cips,ion Of Poland from the dominion Of Prussia,
Austria and Russia AS incentives TO this, Com.
munistie doctrines are proclaimed. Among other
things, it is said, "0n the first seizing OF weapons,
al will be equal the services hitherto due to the
lords of the soil viii cease; the field which every
one possesses will be bis fall property the do.
mains and crown lands are to be diFidod among the
landessi 40 man sbsll hereafter be able 10 com.
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vK CHARLEs MunDEs
yvArrR-cuRE EsrABLrsHnnEHT

AT NORTHAMPTON, MAss.-Dr. MUNDE respect
CONE owner II the late Dr. Ruggess WaierCure Estab-
nshueui Al Bensouvie :. miles nom the Northampton
Railroad DkptL hours ride from NewfOrk a5Oai from
boston snd from Albany situated IN Of the pleasant
eua vSes OF New Eng and, surrounded with wOodrogu
Hills with shady walks and sbundanuy supplied with he
pures soes and coolest granite wsier. The air pure
and healthy and the climate mild and agreeable. The
ard spacious buildings oT al the necessary conveniences
for wafer-cure purposes such large plunge baths
douches and airy o0g ng for shout 50 pssuts sep
srAfe for either s-x, gymnasium, etc. Tue Doctor being
bis own bis writings Wsierure being In the hAnds Of
every Europeak hydropah hopes 10 respond any req
The par Of hoss sufferers who may eonhde themselves 10
him.
Tor rurser particulars pcsss spply 10 he above sddrs,s
mlsi.wJyl
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Things In Rome.

ROME, JUNE 5.-A commission of grace is to be
shortly appointed in order to examine the claims Of
all who desire 10 return TO the Roman territory 1t
appears likely that many deputies who allege that
they repaired TO Rome with the intention OF resist,
ing the revolution will be smnested. In the course
OF June will be published the regulations for che
elections OF municipal councils the number OF cleo
tors VIII be extremely limited, and that Of the eli.
gible still more so. The finances of the Govern
ment are in & melancholy state. The three millions
Of pissTes of the ROthschild loan are exhausted,
and the paper at "A per cent. discount
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BOARDING.
BOARDING IN rHRCOUnrRy.

BHssssSnvie. basess.. c. Vrss .gs.lr, Hsl.r- q I
no pains IN preparing us well Known and Ola -. spss
Holel for the accommodation ofCity bosrd-rs nls,s
well vrntilsted snd Pleasant ana the loc.ss v,z
Hall one OF the most quiet and eoafortxbls ~ u
families during the summer mcnrhs 10 "a
Hughsor vile 10 sipsied IN ih- uoss h>s)thx -. .
county one mile ron me hass'n kvsr Raj ss.s
sdsy The drives roBnd tbs village ere nor, 49, ~
ard there are several churches In close prox,e. ~
Hsll F"4
The sobscribers long experience in hossl t,.,,.
trusts vii render 10 those who may favor lin .raA
patronage, every assurance OF pleasant boa, -
comnocsiing TRIMS
Con,ecs,d with he establishment 10 good Llv-,.
ard carriages ard horses ~ hsd si al urn@s
Stages run r-guisfly to the Rail Road 10 -
Rs}s-snoes, A.. Van Sh-iek ESQ, Waysry.P...
V. Price, leo 81 Burning Sip.
N 3. Inquire ii the Rail Rosd for cois.rss-s
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PORTUGAL
Fxportafion of Wine Prohibited,

From Oporto we learn By this arrival the royal
decree of the Queen interdicting the shipment Of
wines of the second quality TO America, unless
upon a security which amounts to en- actual pro
hibition had caused the greatest excitement among
all parties who had an interest in the continuance
OF the shipment Of wines OF this denomination II
was openly asserted by many who held large
stocks Of these wines that should this arbitrary
measure be carried into execution, they would
spare 10 means in endeayoring 10 thwart the Gov
eminent
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Chnnre of nIInIsfrv

The Paris PreSSe announces a modification Of the
Russian Ministry. Count Nesselsode IT, according
to those accounts 10 retire from the direction Of the
Foreign Affairs, which il TO be entrusted to Prince
WOlkOuEkL The Count de II dem, the Russian
Ambass ador at Vienna, is to be recalled, Rni re
placed by NJ. de Msyeldorf, the Russian Anbsssa
DOR at Berlin. The Russian interests at Berin are
heDcelorth tobe entrusted to ssimple Charge Ar.
fares
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PRUS STA.
The Man thHt shot the King.

The Director Of the Lunatic Asylum at Leubus
Dr. Martini, has examined the criminal Seieloge In
bis prison, and has~ stated not only that he is
quite insane and Irresponsible FOR his actions bat
that according to the evidence collected. he must
have been a monomaniac before ls45. Other ed
ical men have expressed from observation Of
Seleoee's conduct in confinement, the same opn-
ion. 1t is doubtful whether any criminal inquiry
will be now instituted.
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ITALY.
Attempt on the POpe's Life,

A letter from Rome of the Goth, in the Constr
tutionnei talks Of a plot to assassinate the Pope
on Holy Thursday, which was probably marred by
the fan of torrent OF rain that prevented his Hoh
ness from taking part in an intended procession.
THE Constitutional is bad authority
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JURY NOTICE.
nCrF-N ~ Enz CnNNVaarnA

OFFICE OF TIE COMMISSIONER OF JURoRs,
No. 6 City Hall, June 25. 1850. !
~ Notice is hereby given TO all persons exempt from
Jury Duty who have not TegiGered their thls
Office, appear and show their grounds Of exemption for
the purpose OF such registration before the sh day OF
July They Will thus avoid being summoned to The
performance Of Jury duty WM A. WALKER,
jess uys Conmiisoner OF Jurors
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r. Nnffnerhe ,nh,crih-r, 10 The canitsI stock OF q

~ Notce-rhe subscribers to the capital stock Of the
Paterson and Haekeus4 / Railroad Company request
ec meet al Peter Arehc eecons Hotel 10 PaeBon.
I'm day OF July next for the purpose Of choosing
Directors The Polls will be open from 10 O'clock M
O'Clock N Paterson. June 10 1850.
C.s VANWAg0NER, d K ALLEN,
J. CHADWICK, CHRlSTOPER COLT,
p. MAGlNNlS. JOHN ACKERnAN, Jr
,e25 20ts
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WANTS


AlANTRD-I00 agents 20 canvass for new WORK jusI
w published Also Tor variety Of pictorial popular and
useful works As great Inducements offered and
wages be made other similar establish
10 tbs country. Call address, post peid "The
American Family Publication Establishment" ia Nassau
u. up stairs, first door jel7 I'm
"a AnThD-- sit1anynf g namDef 81 sxeeAent sifh
w and ckild-oa, recently arrived, free from city hsbit
sad associations sni willing WoFk Tor moderate wages
Application 10 DO the OslcerB o. ooBnSsionerss o.
cuigrsnou, In the Park TO chsrses nAT
ENANTED-Bos for a family at Fort Hamilton, or
w any other pleasant place short distance from the
city Address w T j. Tribune Office, sistng terms js8
OsT- By lady With small CT i'd Wednesday lgs,
L26h In the morning train Of cars from ladephis
TO Amboy steel bead purse containing about $780, Rsi0
lows two So god pieces, four, $40 do hree s. bills
and some small changes note Of so, trunk hey aud
papers OF TO any but the owner The per
having found tbs same, by returning 20 Bacon,
as WAter.st New YOrz, or William ID. McCOrd, T. Nor
rs Goa store corner Fifth and Market sts PhadelphiA
shall be suitably ewarded. jgl ~
O-T, sTRAYED or sTOLEN-A sorre hor,e
LIB hands Oh with saddle and bird Il wss red by boy
calling himself Master BOgerl TO 20 10 Twentyourth st.
return Immediately. and hss not since been seen VINO
ever will him give Information where he IT, will
be- suitably rewarded at s45 Broadway, near EouTeenh st.
jyl ~ ID 5. JARVIS.
OsT-On the afternoon Of 18th inst ladvs hair brace
IL lei with gold feiDg ana small gold paddock With chain
attached II finder will be literally rewarded by leaving
hat9l Beaver a. tup stairs jeZS5V
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PATENT ZINC PAINT.

vJ,HE sUBscRIBERs, Agents Of the Ns New ~ ~
ploring and Mining Company, have ieee ~ p.. X
extensive Works at Newark supply OF 'ne 49, 4
Bro~p and Frsnk'irsie Psinis VINCE WIZ W
on reasonable term. ., ,.,, Ssr ~
Tbs.e psints consist Of various shades rom y. 20
brown. up 10 a deep orsrgs, and also olsea isss "a
composed Of metallic oxides, ihef Asl.s ri. ces9<
economy can be confidently reeom,nenoeo s,-slsdf
nv lao nrepsres from tho sane oxlses psn' X Is
yslusble for The coating ofiron ADD q 90. '''""s
protector seainsi oxoizsnon now -, .s, ma
s-bssa naints v ben applied 10 wood, lofn NV
supply Of he cOmpsny's eean,ini 80 ~ pa
Zirc now extensively p,ea 70 ssJ Via ssd ~
CHER Sele.erious paints Ia shortly exVse,sssy
the subscribers, IS BssF<t
ivt II
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y o,Rfelly's telegraph Lines, connecting
win al sections d the UniIed S-ass- General Office Isl
Broadway. Open from 10 The morning III II ~ night
Visitors u New. York who accustomed 10 n&ngacius
business with the ORieliy Lines In any section OF The
iied States Will hrd n their IL lorest leave their die
patches Ibis Office iusure promoi and correct usns
mssion. io6 Il
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oHILApELPBIA sYDsRymIs'

i PETIN9s-A new srncle-osft ss ss.ssrd I. 80 -
coor, ingram make richly dyed ard o. $50 80 =
both sdes perfect IN pattern forming 80 ~ ~ e1
with Grecian scrolls, &c equal TO Axmlasri - a.
by he manufacturer Al 81 per SQUARE x ssso 49,
fseuripe md nporling fancy ~sres - 50 ses.
window shades and mstGings Al OILS ln ~ 20 <' -
CsTpst Hall 70 and o Nonh seeoe~ .'sy he sgoes !,
Christ Church PhilsdeipnsA WI sSsrrisslsf ~. 4,
% u ss0S he pro- pcs .ss:as :
sisvsI pesry three ply and lssss ~ vtess y g
eoihs ~il be disposed o. .sd.s 40 nss. ,s' ,.ossA
t,ock. LeH LEI
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miscellaneous

The following is the final state Of the pol for the
department of the Lower Rhine
Nj Emile de Grardin. 500
Nj. Muller. 500
N. Lechenberger. .........l3OoI
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II Notice.-The Special Committee appointed by the
Board of A,sls ant Aldermen, inquire and report
the expedepcy ard prsctcsbtty Of extending Chambers
street. from Chshsnstes 10 the East River hereby give
notice that they will the Office Of the Clerk Of the
Board Of Assistant Aldermen, No City Hail. on Wednes
day next inst at O'clock Pm All persons interested
in whose properly will be affected by said proposed
enson respectfully invited to appear and present
their views In relation thereto.
FLORENcE MCCARTHY Special
5 L II. WARD, Commit.
jyl 81 JOHN BOYCE, tee.
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INDIA RUBBER GOODS.


MO % JOaN-sT The subscriber 10 nsw receiving
lNAB entire new stock OF INDIA RUBBER GOODS, u
the latest Improvements and Inventions The assortment
embraces all The articles manufactured Of India
RubbeT-smong which may be found
CLOTHING OF every description.
STEAM PACKING-The real genuine article
CROTON HOsE-The very best in use
MACHINE BELTING-Ofe every description.
Together with al he curious Useful aLd Ornamental
SUsPEEDER WEBBING made TO any pattern.
Metallic Rubber soles attached boots snd shoes at shon
notice ID The neaies manner, and warranted 10 much
longer than leather and keep the feet perfectly dry.
CHURCH, CHlTTENDEH 4 T0aPKINS,
ieS lmeod Johnst India Rubber Store.
For sae, large counter show case. Apply as above
TO FAMILIES
ABOUT REMOVING TO The COUNTRY.
THE SUBSCRIBER Is NOW PREPARED
ITO FURNiSh families who couemplae residing u nc
country during the sumner months f1n supey Of a.
the marketing they require during ther aoseaee '1
tie city H.
Confstng Of the choicest meats vegetables poaIIy,
game fab early frui.s &c &c which viii be - -
heir destination By The mos speedy conyeyanee @' -
best possible order. ,.,,ae,saly
Keepers Of hotels ard boarding houses are Ii vii
iEvited to visit BIS establishment, where thsH 80.
be promptly filed. and on the moss ressonss,, ''
WM L. BARKER
City MEket
eSs AID go sroedwy,
iels lmeods e or1o. - -
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TEAS. COFFEE AND sU "a = ,ssss.ss
At REDUCED PRICES .osetfaIly esi 80
n Tea sIore.-Tbe sobsesy s..ortmsnl u assI
1s Sn d ssS Sss SSeS hey ling at .;:,
under he prizes o. n ty crushed and powdered 80
ess 10 Psn; NV Orleans do; with sesoesS,
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