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plain, 0gdensburs and Canada, and cannot but have
Q very favor effect upon the market value of tho
Harlem stock. There will soon b. great struggle for
the northern trade The Harlem company has the
advantage of location dirsctness, Sc Morris Canal
was quite active to day, and advanced In prices We
have not heard from Trenton day, relative to the
argument the application for mi JUNCTION to pre-
vent further transfers of tho old stock In the event OF
the Injunction being granted the old stock must falls
of If the injunction is not granted speculation may
carry the stock up little with others Norwich and
Worcester was very buoyant this morning. but there
was not much stock Offering; holders BY no sans
dispoed to part with 1t Portsmouth Dry Dock was in
demand and considerable stock changed hvnds ct ON
advance Public attention Is turned to this stock and
Is its affairs become known new buyers enter the
market, and the stock is daily becoming scsrcer
Reading Railroad is moving upward slowly; there
large sales to-day at the first board. Erie bonds and
stock are again advancing; blu. We have not that
6dence in the permsnenoy Of this improvement in tho
stock that we have in others
The variations in the market to-day were fol-
lows Erie Income Bonds advanced n per cent;
Re aiding Mortgage Bonds u; Edgeworth, /; Farmers,
Loan, IL; Morris Ca al, u; Stonin gton, Ia; Ports
mouth Dry Dock. q Long Island, u; Reading Rail-
road, 14 Harlem 2; Erie Railroad, 1&; orwich and
Worcester, 2; Mohawk IL. At the second board Har-
lem went UP per cent; Farmers Loan, q; Erie Rail
road, 2; Norwich and Worcester, \. The market
closed with an upward tendency. 1t is probable that
slight reaction will De realized in q day or two but
1t be put temporary with the feeling existing
among spectators We are, without doubt, just en-
teripg upon the spring RISE and the imitation likely
O be greater than have yet eeen.
Books Of subscription to the capital stock Of the
Bank of the Metropolis open to- day Crassday) at 10
o'clock at the Office of Ward Co., No. 81 Wall street.
The French government commission have decided
against any changes being made in the law Of legal
ender This will tend to make silver abundaut.
The annexed statement exhibits the value Of mer.
chsndise imported from and exported to the island o.
Cuba, in four years, since 1912. 1t will be that
our imports each year several millions larger
than experts
VALUE or IMPORTS isTo THE UarrEp Sr.rss FROM CvpA
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to steal the horses. He Was caught In the act aud
wss arrested, together with John Milne, the captain
ATIEnrr TO osMs,r sg'e,pr-At II o'clock on Sun
day forenoon John Smith leaped from the ship shsks
peare, and was rescued from drowning BY policeman
Dryer, Of the First ward.
BuRsrrSe Oh CRoroS wArEs Piprs-Thers is not a
night that Crotor water pipes do not burst in the
stores and warehouse In the Fret ward aud some
times great damage Is inflicted 1t occurs fire..
quently In the First ward because the pressure is
greater there on account Of the greater weight OF
water There Is only one way of remedyiug the evil
st-.as .hsn ssvsns The stors u me- hs.t tue
day time, 1t Is easily stopped.
PInE.-On Sunday evening at O'CLOCK two frame
1ro on az ~ s.
destroy ed by fire, and also two adjoining houses
partially. About ton families were thus rendered
homeless having lost nearly all their effects In the
sonfsgrstion. Engine companies 80, 49, As, and 40;
Hook and Ladder Co.'S g. and TO- and Hose Co 40,
exertions in saving the adjoining buildings. The
Twelfth ward police were at the scene, during the
entire night
FIRE IN CrRcus On Saturday evening at half past
soclock, fire broke out ir the circus OF June Co.
in the Bowsry and was extinguished by officer Wa
terbury, o the Seventh ward police
Yesterday evening, Mr.. Forbes delivered
the first of his course Of lectures the recent events
in italy at the Society Library. corner of Leonard
ence who listened to the lecturer with great a.ien-
ton and manifeet interest throughout. In conso-
quence of the crowded state OF our columns,
compelled to postpone the publication OF the report
until to morrow
GENERAL HousToN-We have information direct
from this gentleman that he will certainly be present
and address the National Temperance Society in
Tripsr Hall, on Monday evening next.
The WEATHER ~ yesterday the weather was exceed.
ingly fine. The day WAS truly delightful-such as is
rarely at this season Of the year.
ELECTION FOR BaIcADE MAJOR or THE FIRsT Bal
GADE-At an election held at the Mercer House, on
Saturday evening February i5 by the feld officers Of
the First Brigade, Captain A. s. Vosburgh Aid de
Camp to Brigadier General spicer was elected Bril-
gade Major and inspector. This is an excellent ap-
pointmsut.
WAsnINGroN CROSSING THE DELAwARE.-Thc Africa
brings US the that this admirable picture, by
LeutEe, has been purchased by Messrs. aupil 90,
the eminent prBt sellers for The sum OF seven thou
sand dollars We poet the picture here next fall
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J. G. 81. John, n. B., A. +. MURDOCH, Baltimore;
VIM. Whslan, Canada West; ID. A. Mansfield, Ri 10 10
Island Alexander Mayer. Rochester, were among the
arrivals yesterday, at the Union place Hotel
Hon. A. p Grant, 0swego; j. A. Rockwell, Norwi.h;
W. O. james, st Louis; +. o. Day, do; J. II. EDDY
do; r. d Eddy, do; r. + Amlet do; w. III. Hess
Baltimore; X NJ Hart, do; j. Cuyls, do J. Carlton,
Jr, do ". s. Reese, do A. Weston, 40 A. Law.
renee Boston; q, Davis, Philadelphia; R. r. Prin-
ton, do arrived yesterday, at the Irving House.
j. Holingsbead, Philadelphia; Z. White, do +.
Foster, do y. Davis, Mass L. Britton Boston; j. T.
Wood, Loui.ians, have arrived at the American.
j. Bacon Clinton; W. 8 wifi, Philadelphia; Greene
Mass; A. Davis, Wsshin gten; W. Dodd, Conn; J.
Clspp Oxford were among the arrivals yesterday, at
the Aetor.
Capt J. IL seguin. ssgun Port L, l.; w Rolirch
Chemitz saxony; l. Clayton, Georgia; n. d. Thomp-
son. do w w. Goarich, do A.. Ganery, Providence,
X and ii Curtis, Vermont, we're among the srri
walls at the Clinton Hotel yesterday.
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Court Calendar for Tuesday.

eurERIoa CouRr-Nos % 1856, IA, l39 l5l, 3, 90 %,
49, 1853 100 l6i 1877 les ILL., l72 49, us, 49, l7
IS g. ll6 49, So ST. SO llS A. no ILL., 10, 1853 65
CoMmos PLEAs.-Part Nos. 1877, 13s 1879, 2ol, 203,
Nos 442 asa AGO. 46a 263 1892 A7o 472 Az, 47e AIS,
$50, 4s2, is4 486
supREsis CouRr- GENERAL TERM-Nos. "a, AZ, 199 10,
So 81 So So S. SO bS. 50 60. g. 81 CiRcUIr CouKr.
Nos gao III as3 43, 1el, 227 2sl, 1885, 2O6 2os 24l,
242. 1874, 236 b2.
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theory the fluid being created the brain,
and transmitted to every part Of the body. causing
health follow The andote
failed snnhiae disease by exciting the fresh supply of
fluid. Put the in order, and health follow
per bottle; l02 Nassau street.
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s#4HAlfftttttfffttftfttt fftfttffftfttftfffH
The qroners and public housskeepers are also send
ing their piaters ana the omnibus prop rietots
are following the example. W. koos OF an arrange.
msnt mad. by grocer for giving tickets in change
witch are zach good Tor ride in omnibus OF a
certain line Many persons are drive to this course
By due necsssitJ while others slowing away the
liver TO cell II at a handsome discount For very
email sums dollar etes constantly refused and
persons would much rather not sell the article than
10 give tho change, unless a be at least worth
chilling n dollar bill we're changed tor three cents
worth t everything 10 would be the loss Of the entire
article Even 10 cbspgad for ,xpenc., there maj be
los, % cents Persons IN the retail trade IS well
a. tke public have been suffering the greatest insen
venience and the shinPissisrs the best iens
under the circumstances IL IL worthy Of remark
that many persoBt making practice OF rendering
dollar bills Tor ride In omnibus or railroad car
III they get the ebabge, they thus get their ride
Tor three cents instead Of six This however s not
very legitimate nods Of ms ing meney.
Tpr CfnfE o. Dfstiss g DF,p Honsr,.-We and
that The Sineet nth ward police arrested John Dalton
n Sunday afternoon 1T colo * upon the chargs Of
" dealip gin dead horsss and being "a hers. tkia-
ner upon tbs 60 plsibt % Vim. \. Reynolds ~ n
the hrst time that knsr that dealing In dead
horses vas a crime; but the facts would 70 show
something than the statement OF ths complaint
made By VIM. Reynolds indicates The man Dat
ton W If the Getd Lore ss nn.rs ent dealers and
ths1e u scow with cover over g. expressly placed
on the river BY the Corporation for dumping dead
horses dalton hsd . schooner alongside, sttsnptipg
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the Day Book Of saturday the
18th relative Mr.. Collins and Others. and tho above
desire to that Mr. James Montgomery is in
no way contacted with tho Montgomery Patent Tubular
Boiler sold cot his entire interest," and that dis
Ter the attack made
said article. PRoPRnfoRs MONTGOMERY
fATENr t. nUL Du1.En, 81 Broadway.
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1t appears by this table that there is annually
large bsace in favor OF Cuta, In the trade between
the two countries. The sugar and coffee growers Of
that country End extensive markets in the United
States for their pr and in return take
Of our important staple products The nature OF
the trade between the two countries will be ssen by
the annexed statement of imports aud exports ane
nom Cuba
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The WoRLp's FAIa-sAILINe OF THE Sr. LAwREScy-
SAMPLE OF Corros.-This fine frgats sails this fore
noon at IL o'clock, with cargo of Yankee ourostes
tor the Worlds Fair. The goods brought by the
schooner Emma, from Boston, we're all put on board
yesterday, and there 10 now nothing to detan her.
We have been favored by one Of our most enter
prisDg planters, James Meriwither of Montgomery
county, Ala, with sample frsm the specimen bale Of
his premium crop Of cotton, which he has forwarded
as present to Queen Victoria after the exhibition Of
the products OF the Worlds Fair Is completed. Tho
bale Weighs about 400 lbs and 10 board the
st. Lswre -ce for the exhibition The quality OF 1t
.urpases any product Of the cotton seed have
eeen, ana resembles package Of silk more than Of
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that good hand Is the
butiness world We will therefore merely that
acquired class tor 81 81 y lee
reasonable charge, a Goidsmitn Writing HOO
2s9 Broadway.
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Elegant Il, vit.tIon, At Home, AZ Church.

No aj Broadway aims tbs LARGEST collection Of
trais of individuals in this oouatry No
fail CT being highly ansd by visiting this celebrated
esta
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8 A Suspension Of further contracts for nsn
O. modification Of the navigation laws In favor Of
the South.
A suspension OF grants Of the public lsrds to in
proceeds to the public treasury.
8. A per osntsgs on gold dust extracted tre m tho
public domain In California.
The acquisition OF Cuba.
Here is a broad field of retrenchment and reform
It was the war cry und.r VIII ca Gen. Jackson was
elected, when the annual exle lses of the govern
ment under John @. Adams, were tn rteen millions
year. Now they are fifty millions, and constant
ly increasing. Retrench nent and reform will be
good capital for 1852 and il will certainly require
all the reductions proposed 10 pure hase the island
of Cuba. We shall Rave, prob ,bly, further lnfor-
nation of the movements of the de mocratic poti-
clans at Washington, be re the adjournment.
But there 10 nothing Visible or probable in the
prospect before US, of two nilonal candidates mo-
nopolizing the ed. Free soil, free farms, and
woolly heads, will ave h ir own ckets,n doubt;
and the recommen 'aton of the Nashville Conven-
ton will very likely be followed up in separate
Southern ticket, so as drive the election to the
House, where the South may dictate their own
terms. Betwe, Gen. SEQ and General Houston,
Canada and Cuba, the contest would be very in
teresting, should they become the nat onal nomi-
nees. If they should not, we may still have them
on the tracs, multiplying he CANDIDATE an diver
styling the interest of the game. Nothing, how
ever, appears TO b. certain, except guerilla tight
and al election by the House.
But we have whole year before us-the spring,
summer, and fall elections intervene, and Con-
gress re.assembles before the politicians will be
called upon to p ocaim their candidates. Within
that interval, the whole political panorama now
before US may vanish. Such as they are, we have
given the whig and de moe rattle signs of The times.
We must wait little longer. Whoever may lead
of, we are sure OF the carnival.
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and vb ards ensra'sd AID printed IN sae ates. ana
Duane aso spndid bridal envelote waters and cake
toHes Of the most .eautul patterns Mr. kyerdel has
branch store at wall street for the accom- noeaon u
his down town customers.
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Elegant L. vitAtioR, At Home, AZ Church.
and srd. sn.ysd AID printed IN .se lates. aea
Of Duane st. also ,p,ndd bridal saveors, waters
,ones Of The nos. .sa9iiu patterns M kysrdei has
his down town epstoHers.
Humor and sat,re.-Mr. Park Benjamin.
Central nan. wilambursh, evening, Tsb.
Cheap Lots ~ Newman's Lace aud EN-.
per psii sen,isS.s. linen nsadsehe last colo q iar-
Gers 20 each or s. % per dolen orenworh samsEs Coar
shes ana Of the ever offered.
Infants Waists. needieworh Trimmings. Laees. ss
Watches and Gold Pens.-yvatchcs or every
sls 1,G quality are isr sss very 10. y sasss
the most durable in the msthet Manufactured ~ him.
Watches and gold peas repaired in aaHpsriOr manner
HAIR Dye.-BatcheIor's instantaneous ll-
Xuia air bye. 50 eelssrstsd In London Paris Boston
cured ssnuins at The ws direct. New Yori
pSm Il Tor al: vSoss rs. aSps Cor
tas address
wigs and Toupees.-Persons wishing a
,sry ..psrisr ws Or r;gp's should call {, B,sah'is.
ss rtrssy usaer...aa, Al .hcir E...s,
ri. business aud msi.s Business Of il csp1 his sddrss.
Ant uve him call
Portable Dressing ases. These articles
claim tbe sttnto. q aysers o. account q their
u,,Ies eohrivsncs rendcfs tttm very convenient 10 all
whose business or pea.urs call. them from home:
SAUNDERS, III and So Broadway.
G. Saunders Metallic Tablet ssrop.-rhe
Brtadpay corner Of Liberty street and 81 Bsosewsy 4
LIBERAL discount % Wholesale purchasers.
Comb Factory, $50 neutrality-suspicious. nre
the variety TO- BEYOND all dou 81 The grs,ess in te
ety. eonprisng th meet beaati9l cpen work IA shell aad
A. NJ SAUNDERS.
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will BY rqust deliver his celebrated poem Fsnicn a.
Central Hall Williamtbursh Wednesday evening Isb.
~ TO commence At eight o'clock. Admission p cents
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sELs ANp ToyNter EsesoED ~ Ta,pg prtwrF1
TuE Ixtttu grarfa 40 r,.,. te-n - 11t'

rnaer the rev navigation lsss there viii probably
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

BOwERy THEATRE. Bowery-wAsHSeroS- CRmsoS
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Total value Of exports

Total domestic products. .s4ell Ia
Total foreign products..... o6s %
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-09-04
Sale of Real Estate,

DY Virtue of an order of sale to me directed from
AD the court Of common Pleas Of Fairfield county,
Ohio will, Administrator of the Estate OF PHILIP
FETrEps deceased. offer at public sale, before the
door of the courthouse in the city of Lancaster
Saturday the S0h day Of August, ISL, the iollow-
ing land to-w Eleven Of land of the East side
of certain tract Of fortysix acres part Of the East
No iS-ior a more particular description of which
said tract Of eleven acres reeronee is hereby had
to the case OF George Fetters Philip and Rebecc1
Fetters, in Partition Record, No. 3, page 403 said
tracts appraised at thirty six doars per acre. and
will not be sold at less than wo-thirds the appraised
value thereof.
Terms Of Sale-Ono-third the purchase money IN
hand one-third in one year and the residue IN Two
wears from tho day of sale, with interest upon tho
deferred payments, ,,,,.,,,, ,,c,pr I'D.
Lancaster, July 81, 1851 " Owls
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CoLoRED CoNvgNTnN.-A great North
American Convention of Colored People
is summoned at Toronto. on tho lllh,
18th aud 18th of September next. In
Canada aud at the Northwest, efforts are
making for "a numerous and efiicien, del.
egation. One of the main topics of con.
sideration is expected TO be the impor.
tant question of colonization. The fugi-
tives Of Canada West are to be strongly
represented.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-09-04

"SECRET CIRCULAR, are pleased
to see that the Locofoco papers are as.
eisting in circulating the plan of organi.
cation recommended by the Wing State
Central Committee. tits amusing to SEQ
with what "horror" they regard the ef.
forts of the Wings to get out full vote.
1, is quite natural. for they knew well
that "full vote is Whig victory" and
we cannot blame them. Some of them
have been "beheaded" for near three
years and Wing victory in Ohio will be
as shocking" to them as was the election
of Gen. Taylor. Wings Of Ohio. be on
the alert. Watch we'll the movements
Of Locofocoism, and the victory is yours
Sleep not upon your posts; but be active
ba vigilaut. carry the war into the camp
OF your ancient enemy and the triumph
will be complete.
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FAInFIRLD COUNTY WHIo MBETIHGs
In pursuance Of the call Of the County cenirAl
COMMITTEES. respectable number Of the WbigS
Of Fairfield county met 10 tho Court House. on
Saturday August 3Oth, nnd were organized by the
appointment OF 7. 2 .ASHBRooK as Chairman and
Joss A. FETTERs as Secretary.
On motion Of John T. Drases. Esq. Il was u.
nanimouSly-
ResOived, That n committee Of twelve ons IRON
each township Us far Represented, he appointed.
whose duty il shall be 10 report forthwith Ia this
meeting proper candidates for u county ticket.
aud the nanrs of thirteen suitable persons Ia net
ne "cOunty central committee"
The Chairman appointed the following persons
tn compose snd cnmmittoe;-
John T. Brasee Of Hooking. John Paul ~ Wul.
nut, lsaac Z. Konntz Of Madison. b II Hull of
Berns. Gideon Martin Of Greenfield, David HUI
Der Of Pleasant Thomas V. Reber OF Amanda,
lsnac Hall OF Rushcreek. Culeb Coplen Of Rich.
land, Lewis De Ford Of Bloom. Michael Myers
Of Liberty aud William Hamilton OF Cleurcreek.
McSsrs Borland and Van Trump addressed the
meeting in a few eloquent and appropriate re-.
marks.
On motion OF p. Van Trump. Esq the follow.
ing resolution was unanimously adoptcd:--
ResOlved, Tint we fully approve Of the course
heretofore pursued by the Lancaster Gaz ette
as the exPonentof Of Wing principles in this county
that 1t is the duty Of the Wing party Of the coun'
ty OF Fairfield to sustain il aud still further extend
its subscription: and it is the sense of this meet
ing that each member Of the Central Committee
should use his influence aud exertions in prncur
ing additional subscribers upon its subscription
list.
Tho Committee appointed for that purpose. re
ported the following County Ticket
4 Represenfatipe-Tu ?. Ashbrouk.
Probate Jndge-Iohn Garaghty.
Clerk Of Court-Alanson l.. Simmons.
, Tredsurer-John c. Weaver.
CommiSsiOner-JonaIhan COulSon.
SHrveyOr-Wlam Hamilton.
. IIfimaTy Director Robinson J PetOrS.
The report Of tho committee was adopted by
aCcamaiiOn.
The committee also reported the following
persons to actnS Central COMMITTEES during tn,
ensuing year,
| Geore Weaver, P. Van Trump,
ISanc Conner, Charles Burland,
John Reber. Andrew avidson,
Robinson J. Peters, lsIac F.. KoOntz,
James McClcery. John A. Fetteis.
Charles F. SLaii'er. John X. Mumausl.
Reuben Sheenbarger.
On motion Of +. Van Trump, Esq the Contra
Committee was authorized 10 represent tho VIII
party Of Fairfield in making any arrangement
relative to candidates for District Judge and Stat
> Senator, in conjunction with other counties CON
r posing the Districts
On motion, the meeting adjourned
T P.AsHBRooK. Cam.
B JnuN A FPTTEps S..'u
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THE Two TIcKsTs. We lay before
our readers. this week, the tickets pre-.
seuted to the voters Of this county. Iii
hardly necessary to institute compsri
son between the men. as all Of them are
pretty generally known throughout The
counsy:--
WHios. LocoFOcos.
For Representative.
Tunis p. Asbrook Christian Baker
For Probate Judge.
John Garnghty Joel Radebaugh
For Clerk of the Court.
A. l.. Simmons Martin Ksgay
For County Treasurer,
John G. Weaver Francis Lilly
For County CommiSsiORer.
Jonathan Coulson Thomas Reese
For County Surveyor.
William Hamilton Gabriel Strunk
FOr County Lafrmary Director.
r. j. Peters Thomas Duncan,
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Something New.

TINE Subscribers respectfully inform tho public
i that thew viii be in ancaster one day each week.
generally on Friday and are prepared to color all
kinds Of Goods such silk, Woolen, ,Worsted, Lin
darkest.
Securing Done Securing and cleaning all articles
of every Kind done in the best manner-Ladies dros-
ses and all kinds of wearing apparel.
Ladies' and Gentlemen wishing any work done In
this line will please leave their articles at Mr.. Clys
Tareri. where thoy will receive prompt attention.
BRECnT 4 SNYDER.
Lancaster, July 81 1851. 2ml3
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To all whom il may Concern.

UST received at the PHILADELPHIA Commission
ID Store, Lancaster. Ohio, by Adams Express, a
small lot OF LADIES' DRESS GOODS. such as-Er-
position Silks, Exposition BrOcade Poplins Beauti.
tM Ribbons for Neck Ties, Gioue,, Mohair ALittS,
Dress Trimmings, 6sc.
The Agent of the Philadelphia Commission Store
has left for the Eastern Cities, TO lay in Large and
Splendid Assortment of Ladies and Gentleman's Fan
cy and Staple Dry Goods-to be shipped by Adams
Express Line, so as to have them here in due tma,
l. therefore, respectfully and particularly request
the Ladiesas they are aware of the ssuperior
taste in getting up the nice xings for them not to
purchase elsewhere, until they see what the Phila-
delphia Commission Store can produce,
H. A. GEBELEIN.
August %, 1851 3wl7