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Oxford Democrat., 1850-09-17
GLORIOUS NEws-.THE Bills
SIGNED

II, new, from W-sh.agio1 ol tlIr -ri,.c.
-.u' Il 'b. SLAYER, 4u,>yy1 Chilly Nci-
sou.cd by the patriotic Tora'n Of our crmmu-
nlu. For months there has un, brsU such
hearty political cougrl,rlliion. and ,hr sai.s-
hetion - shared by an cla>>r,, Ne bad 1I-
No., ,aid 5y al par,ic, N,u'y the country
breathe, frvr. The Amcu7n Jn.un h1s
aken a new bond of PeTpcur,y, and "a ne
rr,ul, It is demonstrated ,hl, public opinion
~il have 10. weight in Coucrc,, Beyond a
question thc grra, holy ~ ihr Am,r~sH pro-
pie are IN favor of ne -s,;lem,ut
W have no, time 20 ?, in.H i,'' detail, ct
the bills that have pas'~i the two b'anchc-.
and that wall 20 IN lhe President and hrcum,
l,~. of the land Anrr al, they arr, sub
.;anraly M ccmprcmi-f bill or Nhat there
altered IN tA,s b,n IS no, altered h,oah'y
Sr northern Interests. specially - called
Ut tins b. charged O, m" rch, arcou1t-lu
he Seward vh,gs, who have, ont and rr,.
l,5oTcd ~ hctously, NJ mllIy, - lulc to
the cIcdi, Of wise legislation Had tics,
politicians had th,.r way, whc-- would ,he
country. IN short ,me. have wen Texas
.ni the urtrd Sfic. would nav, bern Al
wIu-what cared they The Union vogld
have b,en iu imrnIuen, -oParjy Il not d.
.ol,cd-whai cared they California would
~, hay, ben admitted. ,nd something like
thi, !. JOS, wha, they wanted - party capital.
Il wss IN vain iha, the public voice went up
u the national halIs mPloriug an immediate
.dJustnsnt and iull 81 Naming 1T ihc i'm
p-nding danger They affected io r.i,cul'
the d,ycyr d,spl,ed ihs warning, and arro-
gated to themselves an the rrnuinc love Of
Freedom Tic very pcIlsc,ans Who, had they
wear or two ago had their way, VosId no,
have had an i1-l Of Caif5ru,1, wb., SouId
have Jeff Il in ihr imbccilc hands Of MrVco,
who exhausted ,hr language u their billings
gs,s Abuse Of The last d.mucrltc admintsira-
tion, aFsrisd 70 app.ar as iIs friends Of ihI,
new state, and clanoruls ior her admission.
w, their wrong move iu roogrcs, gave thc
he Ia their words. The,r votes did an that
votes eosld Do 20 defeat t, by defeating the
hills oa the ,n-c->. q shrss ,bsv lnssr "a,
sdvu,aos dSrcns>d.
h is nst ton rnur, IN rh,rge the irutatgu
that has marked the la,, nine months, the
hostile feeling that ~aS arrlying itself with
such Is,rfal 4spec, at the south aga'us, the
.HE,h. the gathering Of forcrs to meet in CIV
y S.aE, d.s DELAY Of public business, the
~asie of Pusho aSnoy. the anxiety in com
1ercial men, W the Poiis, of the GalPhin ad-
nlnisiraii0u known a. 49, AcriOS. which
neither recommended the wIHSr Fgoylso
nor TePudiaisd it, b'n which sought To- EyADg
1T. S0chi Was il.s Panacoa 30 extensively
s0smeBded By tie uarrOW Seward whigs.-
Nos sc,ioa =, TO Utah, snd New Mexico, and
T.rN,. vac The cry. W,s ryrr polsy more
Oxford Democrat., 1850-09-17
Jenny Lind.

By the morning papers, II appears that i'Oo
tickets we're sold, for her first coDcrr', a, an
average price cf 81 3s--the proceeds oi the
whole sale amounting 10 s9,ll9 80. The
purchas, Of one ticket a, the high prce OF
225 dollars, was nothing mere than Yankee
operation in the way Of advertising hats
No Other ticket .old higher than ss5, and the
bidding soon fell to SO, and finally to 81 so.
The n. Y. Evening Post says:
We understood tina, notorious and
wealthy Pirl Doctor had declared that he
would buy the hrt ,ieke, at any price, nod be-
cause he cared anything about singing but as
the cheapest mode Of advertising his name and
pills, which are identified with his name pre''
" universally over the country; ior he Wise
ly counted upon having such apiece o, lmpcr-
iinence receive wide circulation from the
press. II seems, however, that Genin and
his hat. ere tn many guns for the pills"
Oxford Democrat., 1850-09-17
The tleetion-it. Re,ults

Taking in,n cons 5eraisn al the sircum-
,,nee., the la,c elcCnca " ,his S,s'r hes w.
sal,ed iar more hyoisibls 10 democracy than
-e had -ssou 70 cNrsc,. Bot while u
.nnihiiafc, he hOpc. oi thc federal party
IL Admonishos the deuocratic party % he true
70 IT. principles Dcmocrsc, isNct m 'he
.~eDdency and n the wings have gained
snyihing, Il - cniy where the democrats werr
DIVIDED. We have elected Governor Hob
hsrd by h4sdsome MAJORITY, ard have no
douh, d-mocr.iic IIous- ard Ssul,c The
Representative 10 Congryss will probably
-.,pd punerically the same as Jas, year
We have hal hard hght throughout, ,hs
State The whigs rallied ~ 'hr'' S'rrrs
9TH the nOs, -snruine eIrcc'aiiou' Of tr'-
sups bat happily for the cause Of ,hs reo-
Pie. ts-ir eHpcc'auous--as is always Ihe case
9Th thS wickrd-haye hCcn cut III lcs 'hc
people rf'oier.
But ~ ~ par, - ih. State hNs she Nar
Ne-u cafrvI On With such DETERMINED chor
aud desperation on the Fart 1t our enemies,
.in tie Fourth Coarrv,S'o1Nl District
Nothing ,ha, could b. done ~sS lcit undons
We h,d to cuut-uI with fearful odd'-ihc
-nmhincd cnemi~s of Jrmocnry. scattered
throughout an extensive crrrtoN-"rcm'c,
without. and frrs sni trsacherous friends
within And - no federal papcr vas OF
.ufhN.n, dirncnt.sns 10 c-siain The iilsrhoods
~ h. Pot in crfculatioo, ~ ~ M editor '"ult
NJ found who had the uublu>hlur hariihOoJ
" revive them into he paper, ',currilcus
hand bel. hsarne ihs NsIy lns'ruia "i death
10 dcrnscraev and 10, friends n rui lu c.r-
.ui,,ion ius, on the eve oi electiou, but all d"
~ effect favorable ~ whirism--lt was pre-
Iude Of their tei,st The democrats SrTr
aroused 10 action. and our rnsmics wrrr
slam by hundreds with their own Sc1Pous.
Truth and principle tnumPh'd. In III, ncV
Congress. the Fourth Congressional pIsir'c,
Will be represented hy Dcmucra, that never
voted against D,mocraic measures We
have in,iulAicd that wherever the vhig- have
ven successful, u has hrcn owing ." dIyi-
non. IN ne D~mccrauc ranks. Nhy - %
that any dcnoerat vii. from any P'rsnal
considerations, bolt the regular ticket, Nni
thus aid the Wing, whOse motto is "ruis Or
RUN - Nothing sprrar' 70 Us more repre-
h-nsible, politically. than 81 man 70 bolt
he nomination & a candidate ior ori,', vho
b. th- choice II n mlor.,, oi ms party, frrly
suppressed iu a caucus or cuu'-nuon, th, ten
d.ncy cf which. to d,fya, th- very rrsa,arrs
lc PROCESSES 70 rrrari Art his 600 the
ground simply that he had some time rrgyl-
eu,ly bolicd youI nomination. Suppose be
id-hc DID ~rcur-you bot1-aius' him and
become guilty. ct the sawc vrrrr--a Vroo.
you despisyd in h,m-vhai better are you
th-r NJ Md ,hsr th- uat'-- srds r1, here,
h. bolt, ,rsin,, you or. yuur 'riend' in town,
and 20 ,ss lyvlscn b, seF; ur The Vhlcs
tax, The advantage of,, ant bv tins means,
no, uufrcgucn,ly W. have selera'. instead
ofs Democratic i,gUSrtsuo1 fum such
lssssn, wh, slIi not D,mcrrai' learn vss.
Iom
Oxford Democrat., 1850-09-17

shor, sighted Was ever partilsnshiP more
dangeroust f'a, in vain did the PaIrio,
statesmen Of the -spar,a Pal1o, press, and
a pairiO, pcoplo cF, sut agaiusi it. They
expose Il with an sIcquencc and Indignation
,bs, Is almost ppc,ualled N our history, bu,
could 10, stop The mouths OF lho uon-seiion-
His. The hi,er bawled loud Dr freedom,
California, and BAD their -,sreC'yPcd dough.
face sPithe, ior ihe great men Who stood 80
nobly in the breach, and who deserve 20 well
% ,setr country; and this was srgumcu,
ero-rh Md nov. after their policy l. dead
and oaricd. afar \ Is scorEod. ailsr II is seen
,heTe J, ncihinr bu, disgrace abou, 1t, they
are ,ho c1sl,ss, 10 shuu, three cheers inr Calf
crnia' Nov iha, California - m tho Union
q, Will be welllo remember, always, Who put
her IN. who were her true friends, and also
To remember WIN. had they had their way ~
To their Contemplate H0s-aei'sH, would har'
iod On 70 dr,l ,css. iasGeNd Of procuring this
addition 10 the v,,i smY,rc of ircedum.
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Oxford Democrat., 1850-09-17
4" The Art Union. -

We would call the attention of all "true
lo,crs' Ia the fine Pictures nov on eNhibHion
a, Messr Hall & P,cEAED's DAouTEnlS
SALOON, which has recently ARMED in this
village. Each Subscriber for the irhing sum
.of $3.50, will receive picture which will
be- " counterfeit prrseniimcri OF them
selyes,-Deally framed, aud rrOrtA d0,.Bls the
price Of subscription. Hall a Packard have
recently discovered new chemical PrOcess,
which. with their sly-hghi, enables them to
take Miniatures, single or IN groups, in the
highs; style Of Art. As their stay here is
limited application for pictures must be mad,
IN ssason. Call al their S,ICos and judge
ioT Yourselves.
Oxford Democrat., 1850-09-17


real non.imporiancc Of the even, Is tested IN
this fac,,--,hsi the English make moro Of
the matter than the French newspapers.
The remains were TO be removed from
Claremoni On Saturday morning. 3ist Aug,
ior lntcmch, in the Roman Catholic Chapel
Of 5, Charles, Bouomeo, weybridge, Sur
roy, four miles FROM Clarcrnon,, and will ulii
mately be- removed to their final resting place
in France. The funeral will be a, private as
possible.
Fr,SoE. Upon the return Of the president,
to Pars, on the evening of Aug. 2s, AZ he
passed along the Boulevard de Ia Madelienr,
where a crowd had assembled, there was a
loud cheer cf Nive Napoleon ViVe Ia
President" There we're also loud cries Of
" yi,e Ia Rcpudique :" some persons In the
crowd, a. the Prrsdcn, passed, said they
were good republicans, bu, that they would
M, on this occasion shout "Nive Ia Rcpub-
lquc." ~ tncy saw by whom j, vas raised.
IrALY The OUrraior, Romano Of the
18th inst. records the arrest u the archbish-
op of Turin Tho intelligence caused the
rrrafc,trSci,emeni a, Rome welcam from
Genoa tIst the Paper seited IN the search
made in the dwelling Of the Archbishop, and
also those in the hands of the Ccrlic monks,
have furnished the magistrates Of Turn with
the basi, II m accusation Of very serious
nature. 4 criminal action will h. instituted
against the archbishop, who will be brought
To iual .. a couspiutor. II u aid that The
charge, ilo already sufficiently serious, aud
lha, cacl, day brings To light some frrsh in-
tflFug
Oxford Democrat., 1850-09-17
~ s.ss eze 90 aoll 81.

R,yrrs,gfGnr,s. Bijdciord, Richard ".
Chapman "; Saco, John Boolhby, ", Bcr-
Wick. Isaac VI llcbb>, d; Buxton, Samuel
Lane, krnnc5unk Port, Edmund Currlcr,
IT.. d Elliot, &c, Isaac =. leslon, ",
Wells. Chris. LiulcGcld, d kluerJ Isaiah
Hanscom, d (; Hollis, Sc, Jane, " JOY, ,
Par-ousfcld, john Near, d, Cornish, &c,
James - Buucll, d Sanford. SC. o. Is.
Cheney, T. :. ", Waierboro', &c, Samuel
Roberts, d York, Alex. Dcnnstt, i. Acton,
and Shaplcigh To- hear from. The wings
make one re-, gam ia the county.
Oxford Democrat., 1850-09-17
ls27 z97s I2SO 6lco lsS5 "

Rspr,Smiahr1 ,',ri,d. - Scarboro', John
larrabcc, d.-Aubup, John Downing, 4.
rain. Maple. Sc, Washington Bray, d.,
gain Now Gloucester. iona, True. ". los /,
Brunswick, James Cox, ", llarrison ,nd
Bndr,uu. Thona, Clclyc,, Frceport, Sim
ron Pratt. =.
TIN. is the Couniy complc,o-gi,nr dem
ocrais Ii whic, 3. ircc-,oil I and net gain
of hr,, from las, year The wings GET but
rrc Representative. out of Portland, m the
whole County
Oxford Democrat., 1850-09-17

Letter A-Nhgalaway and Milton no, heard
from. gave iu 1910 democratic plurality Of
l. which added to 200, makes 3l7.
The towns and plantations not heard from
in Lincoln. gave ia lsi9, democratic plu.
ralny Of III, maxim. IN all i9i
Taking iOG from iyI, makes Andrews plu-
r,litv 3-s
Oxford Democrat., 1850-09-17

ArlpiNr o> rur We,7ra, R,roln.
Nuo,hr- of lhu,r fatal railway clllm.ur, bg
which she public an from time lo time ''rr.
lrj iom their apathy, occurred on iH. W..
tern rulI alout t0o mlIs, Vc,i ulibr Wa'.-
ineton .umnu According io 'ho Springfield
Republican. while ne Albany train So. rum.
ing "at the rate of 20 milrs ihc hour ih, iur-
warl aNel Of the SECOND passenger c7r br..".
letting d, down upon .hc 'ra"h aed DO 'h.'
condition It was dragged along A. a mpId u'c
oi speed lor at leas, three hundred ysrls-'Hr
LrOAcs axle, truck, Sc, br,akIng through
the door aud living uP among lhc crowded
passengers, the car at the same time bound.
ing and grinding along, partly ou ~ remain.
ing wheels and partly on the track and sleep
ers. ln the cars vas terrible cuufusiun
scarcely any escaped rjHry, and three were
killed outright, via Col. = G.. Mouuilum.
a lawyer OF New York city Miss Roos'Ie.
OF Albany. daughter ofihc proprietor OF llc
Dceyan House. and Mr. Whiuomorc, of leI-
ccster, Mas. Jane. lIagcman was badly
iniured-onc leg brokon-and taken away on
a litter. Amasa Richardsoui iof North Adams
was much hun by the handle Of one ofthc
seats being thrus, into the hcshy part ofthc
leg. Three ladies were seriously injured
among these wa. Mrs Dwight, Of Stock
hide. Col Nlountiord vas accompanied by q
Young daughter, whose bodily injuries were
not serious, bot whose mental agony a, ind-
ing her beloved Pareni and only present friend
stricken down in horrd death who can tell
When the train was finally stopped, the car
to which the aceiden, occurred was almost an
entire wreck, and 1t vas -ome time before
they could be exuicaied. The third car Wa'
detached from the secOod just before the tram
was brough, to a stand, and stopped short OF
the latter"
Oxford Democrat., 1850-09-17
r9- rL. Jcnn, l.rd Ihn. - }. II.

- The Jenny Iaud IIll, Which D.. beng
constructed Boo New lurs ., 60 bs TO f,t
high Thr ca'a1cs BAH, iuuuHg oa Brood.
vl, aud Nru,r streets, l- tu o., 20 t.,t vlt,.
80 f'rt high, ana .no fr' long ~ .4r.
vag, osrugy - fer. aud VIII d. 'cry m.
posing .n ih.ir general effect 4, . designed
m have t',r Ill. completed by ,hs hr.t oluy.
bIrr
Oxford Democrat., 1850-09-17

Y Fihytwo Trains day, in and out
now leave and enter the doPo, Of the Boston
and Maine Railroad. So says the Tlme'--
and busy times they mu,, BE-.
Oxford Democrat., 1850-09-17
A6

Recis plurality from lie above returns is
lO6.
Ia addinos ~ ,Ac above returns. nc give
IN, plurality of thc following towns.
Dixhcld. Pluralrty for Andrews, "
Oxford Democrat., 1850-09-17
CUMBERLAND COUNTY.

The following are the aggregates Of votes
cas-, cor Senators, County Commissioner, and
County Treasurer, in this County:
For Ssraior,-whole number Of votes, H.
Oxford Democrat., 1850-09-17
From Washington.

The Herald writer Of Sept. 8 says" The
jubilee and celebration, las, night, Of the plss.
age Of the adjus'meu, measures BY congress,
were glorious. A salute Of a hundred guns
was fired, rockets blsEed aloh, the bells rang
loyously the people with band Of music re-
paired to the quarters Of Messn Cass Diekin.
son, Douglas, Fooie, Houston, and Webster,
and shouted and eheered and called forth
speeches from each Of those statesmen. Mr..
Clay had gone out of iswn. Mr. IIousion's
speech was admirable. Mr.. Douglass was
very brillAn, and heart stirring. The others
we're capital. Mr. Webster was never in
such towering spirits. lie was ia has gloD.
lie came forth to gree, and thank the great
crowd with an elastic bound, be was 20 over
ioyed. Now" said he, 10 better character
than kean ever could assume
"NoN :, the Water u our di.cohUh,
Made glorioa. summer
Ills remarks were grand, and he was cheer.
ed at every pause yociferously Mr. hillhrj
being, with Others, At Webster's, was called
out, and made noble speech. E'ery thing
went of glorousy This morning all love
" and calm ou, of doors, and M ARE going b.
church to offer up prayers OF Thanksgiving
Mr Webster had thanksgiving dinner last
evening
Ano,hor report says thirty guns wsfe hrcl
~ the aveuu,
Oxford Democrat., 1850-09-17

~ suh.er,bsr, 70 The Dsmocrs, IN Souih Pslis
- ,,einit,. ~il hsrrA Ter 6nd their rsp~rs az the
s,.s, q Me.a.. RUST 4 YOUNG.
IN Norway Villas, An1 viCini,y, AZ tie stof, q
JEREMIAH HOWE.
Ia BockAsh Village ah.l ,iC,nity, q, the hotsl Of
JOHN TAYLOR. EsS. A. each of~hisA places
tbs, Win ~ delivered frs, = pcsiist.
Oxford Democrat., 1850-09-17

s,ss ,sss 40 ,o7 10 80
Oxford Democrat., 1850-09-17
Aroo,,ook County.

l.9s i1ia i.ea ieo6 ie5 "a
Oxford Democrat., 1850-09-17

n0s .9so az ASA se' ass
Oxford Democrat., 1850-09-17

Ano,hcr report says thirty gun, werr srcI
Iu the ayeuu,
Oxford Democrat., 1850-09-17

"NoN !, The Water ofour di.conuh,
Mad. rlarinn. .nnmer.,
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JACOB SNIDER, JR.,
OFFERS THE BEST AND CHEAPEST WINES
" AND LIQUORS IN PHILADELPHIA

" AND LIQUORS IN PHILADELPHIA.
The importations Of the undersigned only
| from houses of long established reputation in Eu-
rope and the integrity of every thing he sells be
relied upon.
Special attention is solicited to his present mpor-
tations of MOET'S CHAMPAGNE,a wine of extra
and matchless quality, and imported by no other
house in the United States.
Various other brands and qualities of CHAM
PAGNE always on hand.
SPARKLING MOSELLE, the we'll known extra
ScharS Sberg," the best wine of the Moselle, direct
from Dienhard Jordan, of Coblentz, the first
house on the Rhine and Mosele.
RARE AMONTILLADO, old and delicate-a
great wine for convalescents-and assorted SHER-
RIES direct from the B0degas of DUR, GoRDoN
Co, at Puerto, Santa Maria, in Andalusa.
PORT WINES, red and white, of unsurpassed
qualities, direct from "BuRMEsrE ;" at Oporto
His HOOK WINES, CLARETS, b URG UNDIES,
SAUTERNE, BARSAC, &c, &C., offer every ia
cility for seasonable selection.
He has besides full stock of all the various kinds
of MADEIRA, SHERRY, PORT, LISBON, TEN
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for sale. Also--LIQ UORS OF ALL SORTS, in
cluding some of the very choicest COGNAC
BRANDY in the country, sold by the dozen or
bottle.
SCOTCH ALE and LONDON STOUT always
on hand by the cask or dozen, cheaper than at any
HAVANA SEGARS of direct importation, of va
rious sorts and prices.
HOTELS AND COUNTRY TRADE supplied at
Wholesale prices on most favorable terms.
CLUES will find il much TO their advantage to
order from the subscriber
FAMILIES command the best of Table
Wines at pery ior prices also the cheapest sorts
of Wines and Liquors, for Culinary Purposes.
MEMBERS OF LEGISLATIVE BODIES, and
others at distance, can be supplied (and hare them
sent by "Package Express" free of charge with
Wines, &C. for table, by the dozen, in cases of
assorted Sorts at the shortest notice. by addressng
their orders, through the Post Office, to
JACOB SNIDER, Jr.,
Importer and Dealer in Wines, etc,
July 4 TO Walnut st., Phila.
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STOVES AND GRATES-GRATES AND

uAVING just returned from the North, where
IL have been laboring successfully for time
to get the latest styles and most approved and
fashionable patterns of Stoves and Crates, would
respectfully invite the citizens of the great Me-
troPolis and of the surrounding country and towns,
to call and them; and in distributing their
patronage, would beg to remind them that my
stock is large, and sell must and / am deter
mined to regulate my prices to suit my customers,
If not myself. would particularly call the attcn-
ton of those in want Of Cooking Stove to the
American Air Tight, considered the best in the
market, and warranted TO bake in the oven. MY
Crates are handsome in the extreme. Call and
see; we will take pleasure in showing them, whe-
ther you buy or not. c. WOODWARD,
Pa. av., between 10th and II tn sts
Sept ll-3tcod
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UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND.

THE NEXT SESSION will begin on Monday,
4 the l4th day of October, 1880 and close LIST
March, 1881.
Nathan X. Smith, M. D., Surgery.
WIN. E. A. Aiken, M d., Chemistry and Phar
macy.
samuel Chew, NJ d., Therapeutics, Materia
Medica and Hygiene.
Joseph Roby, M. D., Anatomy and Physiology.
=, William Power, M. D., Theory and Practice Of
Medicine.
Richard Fl. Thomas, M. D., Midwifery and Dis
eases Of Women and Children
George w. Miltenberger, M. D., Pathological
Anatomy.
Inc most ample opportunities for the prosecution
Oh Fractical Anatomy at moderate expense.
Clinical Lectures four times a week, by Profes-
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with tho privilege of daily visits to its wards with
out charge to the student for the ticket.
Fees Tor the Lectures, s 80 to S95; Practical An
atomy, $40; Matriculation, S5; Graduation 800
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Folio Post, &c
OWEN & HURLBUT'S fnc and superfne Let
ter Papers, blue and white, ruled and plain; fine
and superhne Foolscap, blue and white, ruled and
pl1in, Hat Cap Envelope Paper, &c.
PLATNER & SMITHS hno and supcrfne Let
ter Papers, blue and white, ruled and plain; Com
mercial Post, Packet Post, Folio Post, &c.
CRAHr a Co.'s Dickcy & Lysle's, Cutters,
Jones & Bros, Kendall's Southworth Manufaotur-
ing Co, Green Flemmings, and other Writing
Papers; Binders, Trunk and Bonnet Boards; Hard
ware Paper; Patent Envelope, Cloth, Tea, Tissue
and Printing PAPER; Printing, Writing, and In.
dehble INK; Bleaching Powders; Enamelled,
Ivory surface and colorcd CARDS; Letter and Note
Envelopes. &C.
Aug. 23-u