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Mr. Mscrse, in the hospital at Howrsh, has according
the Indian News, discovered and fal
mode OF treating cholera patients He them inhse
certain quantity Of oxygen gas, which contributes q
strong stimulating effect and finally throws the patient into
refreshing sleep. On swakng, he finds himself re-
stored health, with the exception OF general weakness
which always succeeds any physical prossion Dr. Mac
had tested his mode Of practice upon fifteen European
seamen, who had been carried to the Howrah hospital In
the last stage Of the dsease and the patient had 10 every
ins,sn1e recovered.
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oyros comusslorrs o. Pusnc BvLsrs "a
August u"
Saturday, the l7th instant for about 1000 cubic yard. ~
vauon and srnbankmsnt, within that division Of the mall
18Th and i4th
The distance q transportation from ths points Of ersvsug
that Of probably not average nv
hundred ymS1 diagram Of the ground BE- seem and 49,
exsnato Gvcn BY application NJ This once The
win the price per cubic yard. ne successful d6
required into contract Tor the inmednte
and steady Of the work, with ample force n
plstion VI The work BY the lst Of December next
Aug sd
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CosrmMArIoss sssArK The following confrms-
lions have been mace by the senaie,
T. Van Alec, change 70 Ecuador.
- Fowler, district attorney Tor Mississippi.
Richard U. sl-rman, postfnsstsr, Utica, N. Y.
The following payal Officers have also been confirmed
Comsnapder Hugh N Page. captain navy, vice X. y.
Stock ton. resigned.
coiamanasf WIN, Inmsn, captain, vice Bsei Cooper.
deceased
Leasaan, Panels Ellison. commander, vice Page
promoted
Lieutenant Edward B Boutwell,, COMMANDED, vice In.
man promoted
Lieutenant 5 $. L,e. commander, vice John Bubier,
resigned.
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DIsrrcULtrss wrrH PosrusxLThe correspondent OF the
New York Courier writes from Washington Of affairs
with Poduga that that government has offered 70 ply all
claims American ctzens excepting that for the loss Of
tho General Armstrong and refer this ar
biuaior our government may choose to appoin, She
originally proposed submit arbitration the claims she
nov volunteers pay In demanding his passports under
these circumstances Mr. Clay, the writer says must have
fslt constrained strict accordance with the
letter OF his Instructions and perhap withal under keen
Of certain ndigntes OF which he had been the sub
jsc Nevertheless all difficulties admit OF pomatic
arrangement and IL conf lcnty believed that the
will be speedily and amicsby settled Baifimovs SUM
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Tvs UsrrED SrArss SWISS ooWxDKrArros.-
Dudley A. Mann, esq dioinaiic gent mission
traodnsry Iron the government Of ho Unted States the
Swiss has presented hs letters o orsdence
the Pesdeo Of the Federal Council expressing the synpa-
thes of his and the desire they feet OF
ening the ties OF amy which already tho rcpub.
Iic.
We head time since that the Swiss confederation
desired TO form alliance OF sort with the United
staies be taken under i,s protection What the par
tcuar result in view Of hi, mission Of Mr. Mann, we do
not know. -Bahimo,e Sun
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TEXAN rRooPs--Captain Thomas M Likens gives NO.
tce In the Texas Republican that he has received COM
mission from Governor Bell, authorizing him TO raise
company OF mounted rangers hold Themselves IN read-
70 Join an expedition Santa Fe. The Republican
expresses the opinion that 5000 troops will be in read
ness in twenty days required by the governor.
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gentleman arrived IN this city, in the last evenings
southern boat, who states that he is just from San Anio.
Mo- in Texas, and that there 5000 men under arms
preparing march 10 the Rio Grsnde. to defend the
rights OF Texas Thousands ready. II il should
be necessary to rally under the standard Of The State
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LrrrrR from Grr Wool Having been solicited 70 al
low the use Of his name ss one Of the candidates.
for nomination the ensuing fall for the office Of governor OF
the sssss Of New Yor Cen Wool has written letter 70
James Ames ESQ., Of Rochester, NJ X, In which he de-
olines the honor proposed.
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Among the members OF the North Carolina Legislature
Just elecied are Romuur M Saunders Kenneth Rayner,
w. u. Washington, and NJ B. Shepard, all .ex members
OF Congress. M. T. HAWKINS, also ex-membcr of Con.
gress candidate for the senate IN Warren county,
but was beaten by Weldon N. Edwards one vote Ed.
wards 49, HAWKINS ITS -R,chmond ENQUIRER
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rELuGnApaIo REPonrs FOR rHr Ualus
Condifion Of ne Northern Markets.

NEw YoEx, Ang. l3--2, p. m. Fancy stocks indicate \
upward tendency. sales Of new loan ~ an advance o
Pennsylvania SIS have also gone up There is no chal
in the our grain markes-sales az yesterday Coioa
firm, with limited transactions.
PHMADRLPHIA. Aug I3-2, m. --Tnee y better irc4
in cotton. the Pacifcs sdsices Saeso fresh go
llonr ~ S5 37S Rye honr and meal YESTERDAY
auotations No change in wheat Southern yellow CON
Is cents. Southern OATS 30 S7l cents.
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From me Nashville American.
A FTve-Nfnusss' speech.

rbNo-nhnutss' sp><c@.
Mr. Bocock Of Virginia. recently made minu,e.'
than many fps- hours speeches we have The wing
argument referred 10 by Mr.. Bocock 1--WE told you that
ali this evil would happen il sou took Mexican tern
tory" is very often urged here in Tennessee; and il
Corwin's bloody hands and bospabIe graves had in
Mexico But we LEI Dir. Bocock reply 10 the argument
Mr. Bocock said that the amend aent Brought up the
question Of the Pfopre o. The adoption OF The Missouri
sSopeS The ia. Of IS deg 30 @a when , establish
ed suggested w anythng peculiar TO the territory
acquired from France, called Lou territory. IL
because they desired TO agree upon line the
continent which should forever divide tho opponents VI
slavery and those who defend ,hsi nsten as 4 exists IN
under confederation, as much es the territory acquired from
France BY adoption Of that line the South much
terrtory Notwithstanding that fact she has faithfully
lived u IT, Under compromise she vnvc up part
Of Texss and willing 10 give up the whole OF Oregon
Sue wag 70 ~ e ne% s and why sna os
psnce under H. and tho Nola wonld not get ALI That Is
the whole matter.
Tue gentleman from Tennessee tMr Gennyl said Few
days ago. and the gentleman ron Geogta tN1 Sephenl
said ycste rday that they hsd tfod tn pssen
thing ssss yss'; ago. a NJ ss s rs'
hear such remarks from these gentle Do they
know there prophecestte snaunciston q
which tends 70 bring about their fuhlmentf
When wing parry predicted that Mexico would make
Tor the annexation oil Texas they did surely
TO say Mexico would do what, their Judgment
wrong They said, In effect then, IL d., that
Mexico Ought TO make for the OF Texas
Aud surely Mexico not be expected be less
oicus Of her honor than these gentlemen.
When the gentlemen from Tennessee and Georgia said
that the North would appropriate 70 itself all the isrory
that might be Acquired from Mexico they had right 70
predict In advance that the Norm would do what they
thought wrong And surely bound upon
the fear that the North would wronguy our rights
the North ought 70 claim this territory aud the Of
II encourages that section IN its course.
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.


nys. HxxEs LEwls, ofMonyomsy, Aisbans our gen
sr sssns s Alabama and Tennessee assisted BY Mr. D.
B. Bssrr.
ou%M isHAsL r. JAnss No. lS2 South Tenth street. rnsdea
pbs L our general travelling agent assisted by Mossfs WV o.
Wnrp Jons CoLrars JANIS DsrHrxs, A. Kxx wsLLHsroS,
\. a. EVANS, JAnss CLARx, and r. LOCKS. .
e0-Mr o. W. yAnrs No. Harrison street, cncinSsn, emo,
errrn q r. Drnr JAson TArLos, w. ARMSTRONG; rsskH
Looxs, w. RAnsAr, and O. srEsAAS.
n2-Rscsips nom either Of the above win be 5000.
NV B. PAL.Es, American Newspaper AGENT me onv
sa duly Empowered % take advertisements and
spons !. The rates required BY His receipts will be
,rxx Z. IA ment. onces aTeBouon, Congress street.
~, YORK Tribune budngi Phladcpha northwest Of
Third 4 Chestnut Streets 9a
WILLIAM courDrs Richmond Virginia. general agent
Virginia. BY travelling B. PuLLrx and JAHEs
THonAs
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Sage Of Waler n tie Ohio.
Sailing of tie Sfeame

| PrrrsBuae Aug. II There hiry-nine inche,
water in the channel to-day fr all navigate
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NRw YoRK, Aug. l3-Ia, p. m.-Thc steamers Cherokt
e npme City, and Geospa sailed to-day Tor Chagre TAXI
OUT In the aggregate, about O ssengers large cfos
of their friends sss '84
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Mr.. Crenden Attorney General Of the United States.
arrived at New York on Monday, on his way 10
Washington.
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Death Il. Psttsburg.

PrrrsBURG, Aug IL Mrs. Mary Darragh, wife Of Alto
ney General Dafagh, OF tlis city, died hee on Saudl
night--n is supposed from cho,era
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The RKmnss GEN. TAyLoR.-We understand tssys
the New Oesns Dets) that Col psfrey, OF the governors
STAFF having been requested by his excelency inform the
delegation Of Louisiana in Ccugreby telegraph thar they
were appointed committee In the ceremony Of
the Of the remains Of Gen. Taylor, did So and
ceved the following Geographic despatch in rerlyt
WASHINGTON, July oo-s, p
me remains Of Gen. Taylor not % be removed.
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pIsssure Excursien 20 Ola Point, Norton, and 50
ah0a1 InIet.

- Tho steamer osceos win, on saturday, the ~ !
August, make pleasure irip 20 the above ~ n
arrive Old Point and Norfolk early nsu morning. WIN "
leave again sand-shoals snafsd the -
ceent oppcuniy r sa bnthns 70 view od ocean and y.
hh, sheep head, oystsrs, md crabs, with which
sbounds Returning, the Oscrola win leave for Norfolk on
10 o'clock, and leave Norfolk for Warrington the ssne ns
sl2 ~ VI .,gts
Aug lo--dtt7h JAMES MfTCHss
THE under~igned respcctruIly snrsrms hts n's z ;
and patrons that, the solicitation Of the popne,o
National Hotel he win continue lie management ~ their h
cndeavor merit the liberal share of psonses which me
'''''''s ''' "''e' = '' DAVID ,. KEELING
NAnosAL Horsi, No.fsn "a. ssssa ., isso.
Aug 1i--dlm --~
MOUNT ~ Mary,s college. EnsnnftsburG, mnnommsua
IVA nus session ofstudies Mount ~ Mays College nj
the 6th Of August The terms are for board sno Sc %
also French, docfor's ses, wsshina, mendnf Sc sne
yearly In advance. Mnsic drawing 30 snnus ws
co,,sas. hs' Psh'oa'' 'ppS = =. jay ss-aSs~
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From the Texas (dsrshalD Republican, july 70
1 Fable Meeting.

We are requested 10 state there will be public
meeting the courthouse on Saturday next the 27lh
instant take into consideration the subject OF our
Santa Fe difficulties general attendance OF the c,i-
zens is desired As the subject is Of great moment
public action should be entered upon only after gave de-
liberation We have endeayored 10 give all the facts
which we have been able To gather, with the exception OF
popular demonstrations OF opinion in various portions OF
The State, winch necessarily excluded for the want
az room All, however recommend the immediate vim
dica,Ion OF rights. The marshaing OF troops has
already commenced.
Our Santa Fe volunteers will not forget Norris &
Jackets Bowie knives and "other pretty things r
The governor has issued orders for the immediate
romeni OF troops meeting of volunteers will be held
this place Saturday week, The 27th instant Those
wishing to report themselves ready Tor service will not
tail to attend.
We venture assert that 5000 troops will be in read
ness awaiting the action of the government in less than
twenty days.
We are gratfed in believing that the press Of Texas
will come favor OF sustaining the rights OF our
State to her territory and ia condemning the course pur
sued by the federal government We no longer see the
craven policy mentioned which advised months ago.
before Major Neighbors was sent 10 Santa Fe Nearly
all now advise what thought would haze been best
thelito send military force, and take pos
session OF the territory la this they but speak the
tments of the people OF the State who feel assured
will permit inch OF that territory to DC given up
to Tree soil at any price.
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PROPOSALS will he received ~ shAs c1srs wnsl .
l day OF October Cor furnishing bundrod sQns be-.
coal, Jumps o. ounceu nd each
delivered and put into the vaults nt he Capnk nes from ~
PARTICLES Al-o hundred and my eosds 81 bst
hickory wood be delivered ccsded and resfed
Capitol yard hundred and twenty cords 70 BE- sawed
vaults, and The expenses attending The delivery of ne ecs
saving and slowing Of ne WOOD % BE- psid BY The conn
the whole be delivered by lst Of Nov~naber
Security will be required or tns faitl performances q ms
Persons, therefore, offering furnish tie above arpe
the Of their securities in their proposals. o
RICHARD NJ. YOUNb.
Aug a--dnoct Clerk House % Representative Y.
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To che Editor.

STA: As INDICATIONS OF the state OF public opinion in
Pennsylvania send you the following resolutions. re.
Gently passed at various county conventions in that State
They are public facts OF the history Of the times that
ought to be known Besides these counties, resolutions
of similar character have been passed in Washington,
Dauphin and Other counties.
A MEMBER OF CONGRESS FRoM PENNSYLVANIA.
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M GREEN 8 TAsTET. Aucsioaeer..

ny GREEN 4 TAsTET. Auctionccrs.
IsI.INT ENAMEL WARE AT AUCTION.--On THURSDAY, 4
18th instant shall sell auction The cofnsi
Ctr Pennsylvania avenue nearly opposte the Maid
Browns hotes O'Clock, large assortment Of the vi
flint enamel ware, viz
Large small coffee and water
coffee Hour vases, candiesticks, and tea pots
and ull toilet wa~basiDs and pitchers Ac.
Waer-p,tchers, preserve jars, padding dishes
MIX pans, moiasses cups, stew pans, foot bails &C.
Scroll and ornamental work and door plates
knobs, spittoons niands, hc
VIII many other articles Of the came material which we d.,
unnecessary to cnumerate
propetors dealing above described having
up the city, determined close ot ID
stock ut auction. persons wishing purchase
and durable article Terms, cash.
Aug I4--a Adchonssn
TaG COMPROsTsE.-The compromise that propo~
make clear my shelves Of goods b. the 18Th OF Sen
next giving them friends and eustomers a - PEI cent
they before been bought here or elsewhere
remainder my stock be sold sice h
Good stock blcachcd and brown
1000 yards light prints, all prices n
shcctns linen and cotton, nil widths
shrnnes, linen and cotton, Of the most approved make
Irish and pillow linens, cotton diaper
Plain linen napkins
Damask napkins Of very superior quality
Table diaper and damask, all Eades
Dress Foods generally, for both sexes with carpets u
The whole Of which win be closed many inaB
less than cost, and money bon very aesinbsa
time. r~ssre .v
a q. n No.. IL. svsruaI
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CECOND CARD.-rbe subscribers respectfully again rss
~ other VITO closed their account
the first day Of July and previously, call and make
CLAGErr. NEWTON, MAY, col
Aug l4-3tawIm ~, 'tat
A YOUN0 Gentlesnan who has just taken the deFY
n Of Master Of Arts and also obsained diploma n ue
Included in the Of dess
which he the higher Of lnnhemn
and physics, and alec the ancient and modern language
of University dc "
James Mcdowell, NJ Q. Address J. r., siaunton, We.
Aug 14--3tdk3scpe
NOrfCEA persons having claims against d -
~ VOORHEES,, deceased, win please present hem the sahs
with the proper vouchers witnn three wesks on THIS tine
shah proceed distribute What funds have ~
JABEz TRAvERs,
Aug I4-3d Administrator Of Sarah Voorhees, aecsssss
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MISCELLANEOUS.
EVANSVILLE TELEGRAPH.
To tie CoaRmsrciaJ Gnd TFaccziag Comn1anitg.

q Captains and Clerks of steamboats,, and trav-
lers generally, viii find their Teegraphic dispatch
es faithfully attended 10, at the Agency on board
the Wharl-boat at Evansville.
51-Passengers can hand their dispatches and
payment TO the steamboat Clerks, whose general
courtesy will cause all dispatches to be handed over
o the Agent on the Wharfboat as steamers pass
Evansville Landing3
J--Dispatches sent to Evansville, for officers or
passengers on steam boats, will be put on board
when boats pass, at any hour of NIGHT or DAY
* There is no place in the Union where Tel
eGraPhic business is more satisfactorily transact
= ed than at Evansville" says Henry OReilly, in
a late letter; and the public may rely upon every
effort being made hereafter, as heretofore, 70 render
full satisfaction TO the commercial and travellin
community.
91~The Agents on the Wharcboat are Captain
?. G. O'RILEY & Co. forwarding merchants;
and the agent at the Telegraph office is Mr. COSBY.
RTDespatches should altcays be handed to the
Ageut on the wharf boat, Mr.. P. G. O'Riley. The
line cannot be responsible for those handed to 9th
ers to be forwarded
decll JOHN lNGLE, Trustee
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HARDWARE. CUTLERY. &C
@~@A-A@ w @@1A@I, ~ AA61N L CHN
lLaiM Street. nenr LKaLer Street

-uG1H street, near w dteF street. +,
DABCOCK BROTHERS, importers and
u, Dealers in foreign and domestic Hardware:
Cutlery, Tin Plate, Copper, Wire, &c, thank their
friends tor their very liberal patronage the quality
and price of their goods, and their prompt attention
10 all orders received, will they hope secure to them
a continuance of their iavors.
BY arrivals from European and Eastern ports,
they are constantly receiving fresh supplies care
fully selected, and can confidently invite the atten
ton of purchasers TO their large and well assorted
stock, OF which the following is part
so . Wrought Boat spikes, ass'td 4 to inch;
$50 doz Axes, Collins. Simmonds and Hunts;
100 Spades and Shovels, Ame's and others;
Tin Plate, block and bar Tin, Copper Wire &c; :
Pocket and Table Cutlery, Razors, &c;
American and English Locks; Sliding door Fur
nituIe;
Hook and plate hinges, Butt and Parliamen
hinges, Window Fastenings;
Hoes Of all descriptions, Cross cut and Mill Saws
Patent Balances, platform and counterScales;
Coffee Mills, Cotton and Wool Cards;
Ok, log, trace and halter Chains;
Anvils, Vices, Stocks and Dies;
CCopers and Timers tools and materials;
80 tons hollow Ware and Castings
Together with general assortment of shelf goods
ieb % If
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IslE7I rARRELLIS

TXPECTOBANT CANDY, for Colds Copghs
- Eauenza, Bronchitis. Asthma, Whooping
Cough, and other affections OF the Lungs, Arising
from recent OF neglected Colds
This preparation is respectfully offered to thepub
lie as z remedy, containing nothing y It's compost
ton which would be injurious to he mos delicate
invalid In effect it is Tonic, Laxative, Alternative,
Expectorant, and promoter OF the General Secre-
tons.
This valuable and pleasant 1tmody is prepared
and sold by the undersigned. a literal disco'rt
n off JOHN FARRELL
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THE subscribers are now daily receiving one of
i The largest and most beautiful Stock Of Dry
Goods ever brought 10 the west.
We have already received about -Four Hundred
Packages, and Two Hundred and fifty more on the
The oldest Perner is still in the East, eroaeedin
buying Goods, and we expect manv heavy addi-
tons to those already on tEeway. With this stock,
and these facilities, we are prepared to sell Goods
in competition with any House in tie West, and
will picate any regular Bis boughtin Cincinnati
or Louisville and invite all dealers wishing 10 buy
Goods cheap, to give Us q call and e1amiue our
Stock.
ap24 dtfw4t J, II. 1IAGHEE & co.
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EVANSVILLE IA. THURSDAY july 18 1880
DRY GOODS, HARDWARE.
NEW SPRING AND SUMMER GCCDSm
So HALN & EEILL.E.

HAVE just received direct from New York and
4 Philadelphia, varied and extensive assert
ment OF Fashionable Goods, which have been Sc
Iected with great care ior this market. Our stock
consists in part of the following articles viz
French black and brown cloths and cassimeres.
Tweed cassimeres and summer Coatings, Pantaloon
stuts, in great variety, White and coored Mqrseil-
[ es lestrgs, rich Chameleon Silks Berage deLanes,
black Gro deRhine silks, black and fancy Luslres,
lch Printed FOulard silk. French Lawns and Bera-
ges, Prints Ginghams, Linen Lustres Chambravs
and figured Swiss MusLHs, white and brown Linen
Drills, French Linen and linen Checks, Norsted
Damask and Morccns. Furniture Prints. brown and
h.eached Damask Table Cloths. MareiIlcs Quilts,
Ioq|el5 Crash Scotch Diapers and Irish Linens,
white and colored Musquito Nettings, Umbrellas,
coGon, girgaam and silk Paraaols, Boots and Shoes,
white Gad brown Hosiery, Ladies and Gents Kid,
silk aGu las Thread Gloves. Berara SIi Wis Silk
and H. DeImne Handkerchieis Bonnets, Ribbons,
Leghorn, Braid and Palm Leaf Hats, pieces in
train and thee ply carpets, Choice. pa terms No
tons and Fancy Goods, &c, &c.
We respectfully invite our friends and customers
and all others to examine our stock before purchas-
ing as We axe determined to sell as low as any
House in tie City Tor Cash CT Country Produce
ap3G If
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FACTS FOR TEE PEOPLE CT
And the rest of Mankind d

ADd the rest OF MankInu,
THE subscribers have opened a Wholesale and
4 Retail Grocery Store on Main St, one door
north of Babcock Brothers, where may be found the
following articles, in part OF their stock;
Sugar ana Soap, Coffee and Starch, Molosses and
Star Candles, Tea, Pepper, Mackerel, Almonds
Raisins, Scotch Herrings, Sardines, Backing, Lob
sters, Maccaroni Cigars, Nermacilla, Cordials, Cl
i've Oil, Port Wine Alspice, Brandy, Fruits, White
Tobacco Madeira and Claret Wines, &c. &c; al
of which we will take great pleasure in selling, as
cheap as the cheapest, for C.sh or Country Produce
Please call and test our sincerity
NV If J. :. KENNEDY & co.
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PAPTCKLCw POTTERY
Z. - N Z II : II n

THE subscribers having purchased the above es-
L tablishment from L. B. Hart would inform the
citizens and public generally, that they have large
stock Of Stonew0re on hand, which they are pre-
pared todeliverto Wholesale merchants at the Wharf
at unusual low prices They would solicit mer
GIANTS and traders to send in their orders, which
viii be carefully packed and delivered to order.
Address
apI 6mw# HLICIINSON Il WILLIAMS