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"A. r. ooCHMA. q CO.,
GENERAL COMMISSION sMiEfSssttHsGils rs', ssd p.
~ rect Importer. Of FRUITS. NUTS WINES. etc..
CAROLINA SEED COW PEAs-5oo bushels seuu.
Erd ne INK i%P9ried direct from Charieston -,
piSST w, drume new Smyrna, superior Eleme;
5ass and d s sa soi s6ssd Almonds.
FEGANs fRszL EGTs 'G sad PEA Hss 2EiUSTs-sso
s sFE$$fBl R%aE GINq gsg ; bags
SHsa ssJ5s ni 3 a5f 4G nS %fIg1o"
so ' esa Massa sp ssss,
IN aYb Eoit W,as aS ssG' qualities ETC.;
6sAEG aHG 81 5fq s'G so bHs 81 Sa ard
NJ, al kinds Of tnraen Fruits, etc.;
rrTTTRnoEg IKE o2 2Hd , lnHgg S s.s, o,
sRASRS sgI ssi VTS Is.s, ssdlag
gISEiTSs AUX ERs-9oq borss frs, quality No /:
POWhBR-Agency OF the eelebrated American Chrys.
%snSfaa.gs Sua'n Idi7 i 53n5 !" oil ap'
CEMENT--20OO bbls Newark Denman's and
Roendae n store and landing from ship Oswego, barks
las Il Join sTROUT 4 co. i4s Common st.
pLAsTER PARIs-3OO bbls Wolherspoon's
Jas 81 N'wptt e ri X CO. Ii, Common st.
ME-150o barrels Thomaston, in store and
- s'aS's i foH ifs ssFrRoup co 1s Common st.
CRANBERRlEo-15 pkgs, whole, halves and
jas s"'r'b n G ;sif hFf e. d rs g
RUTTER-7oO kegs prime Western; 500 fir
"' G GaG i GG ePs 9S nnd f. sys.
HoDLhAaNISDc GIN PIPES MessI's Swan and
ial3 90 Common st. and Cara street Row,
pLASTERING HAIRIn khds,, bbIs, and
las Il " JOHN sTRoUDs co. las Common St.
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JoHN BUrLxR, Jr.

d.. Townsendn SaIlspanS q and speedy Gu
Tor incipien Consumpuon, btennNs, prplapsus Uer
Ealing OF the Womb. C0stiyengss, Piles. LeuchUrrhfat
Whites, ohstracts difficult Mensuua,vn. ucontnencs
OF Una involuntary discharge thereof ana for the gener
pfohtralion OF the matter whether the result
Inherent cause or causes produced by respany ness,
ACCIDENT Nothing be surprising sinvigofn
effects the humer ffene Peysons all weakness aud pss
tude from taking at become robust full enprey
under It's influence. 1t immediately oounefsots the neTveeg
Of the female Frame which the great cause OF barren
Ii will be expected Of of delicate
to exhibit certificates of performed but u
assure the afflicted that hundes # have been rep9s
to Us. Thousands of where families hay been Whou
children, after ung few bottles of this invaluable medicine
have blpssad with fine. haqithy otisnunr
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AUCTION NOTICE.


E undersigned for the r,psc
non OF general UC1TON and COMMISSION BUSINESS
under ue hm OF TAYLOR are now ready 10 receive
house - '~N' Si o"''"'
cash advances made merchandise
~ outdoor sales attended to promptness
e; Z tTtS Esq, No 0i William street, NewYork, and
FRA NkLlN GREEN, IT., MIX street. Boston, duly
Autho 80 agents. ]. L. TAYLOR,
nS1 Pm Is I'm os GARDNER SMITH.
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Ial n htItCAf, IH Vl Utth hDIe 70 Walk Win
itchts Tor two years, from the effects of
Chronic Rheumatism

He heard Of the Mustang Lniment bought directed
and he WELL aud can dance hoiipre
man Louisville Ey had negro who had
both he feared they
would be the his He procured bottle,
the Muattng Lnment and used according the directions
month the healed.
John Bennett, Petersburg, ILL.,, had
who had 7snd Captis, scad The entire srap was
running been do
good They persu ei Mustang Lninen
their great Joy has entirely healed n the and beautiful
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NOFFERlNG to the pubic this new and vain
r I9r IG "a UAfP TON, BRONCHITIS, aSTHMd
chanceHr 81 ETC., we APPEND few notices Of The
WITCH pc Scent my iei for distribution the agency.
III, H. are nvs ito obtain nlay be proper say
L. an eminent practising physician Of Twelve years
'''ihe' graduate OF The University of Pennsylvania.
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Pacific Mail steamship Company.
e. FON CHAGREs. Direct The new and
x3 %aEnjesnt double engine Steamship RSn commaa
This steamship. osether with double engine steam
Semi Monthly Line from tbs city Caeea direct, to
meet with the Company's Mail Steamships OREGON, CALI
FoRNIA, PANAMA, NoRTHERNER. TENNESSEE. COLLIN
Oregon securing to passengers THROUGH TUKETs with
certainty and the quickest dispatch Mail Will be dispatched
BY each steamer carrying later dates than anY other
leaving the United States, to meet the government MAI
Steamers Of the LIST and 10Th oil each month from Panama TO
California and Oregon.
RATES OF PAssAoE:
From N sw Orleans to Chaerss. .,o an
IN S Sscond ;ab;n Is o.
In seerage. with Berth aud separate Mess 40 "
From Panama to San Francisco. ,oo NJ
In steerage, with Berth and separate Mess $50 %
c1 All tickets for passage and orders for freight must be
procured directly from the Agents as no other parties are
III SSi' SSSEss.
IN, FUR CHAGREs AND SAN JUAN. Aicn;
n %i az as i'vns ets
above This vessel fitted and furnished u as ]
'is al For freight M pai.'bEih wSREy IS ca
"a. FOR SAN FRANCisCO-Thc tine Al bari.
,SfSA MOUNT WASHINGTON, Captan PeIiirgill,
appy Of whf WI Pf
q. FOs. San FRAN CieCO--cdiitrn. Regu!!ar
N4sAk Las-The al coppered and fast ship n ATAH-
ard will have all possible Dispatch This ship Is OF the infi
well found sii' EwEa ss s'sss'
CLIFFORD, CARR & Co San Francisco. DAB
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j1Iyiss Syrup Of f;Id Chsrrs end T4,-ve wound call
attention to The advertisement Of this valuable medicine
tr column. Several Of il ssulay effects
dnsr peIsoral observation, and therefore confidently
commend il to the afflicted Ed NJ J. UesGiy T,sittr
and Temperance Sea,iaa, (IreEt0fl,) Feb q, lsl7.
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This Ia only of than four thousand cases OF
rheumatism that Dr.. Tuwnsends Sarsaparla has cured
The most severe and chronic weekly eradcated b.
Is extraordinary virtues.
James Cummings, ESQ.,. of tbs assistants in the Luna
TIC Asylum, Biackwells Island, the gentleman spoken
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IN MS arm te suffering the mott excrutatg
days without Moments relei he hust1q
Imminent, and spped In less than hours
entirely Ieayed PUN, and the Stiffness
efa1icated Let any one dcdt tbs h
them specimen OF the muscular strength and fhby hs
right arm"
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There nothing be compared to the Imminent,
speedy and permanent Strains Bruises, Ches
Scratches, s@teny, Pole Evil Fu Big Head SPAWN Ring
Bone Splnt nd Gail Cracs ed Heels and ounl
Enlargement Muscles
this city przel
large Ring beth The hrss cufei
hls m5s left perfectly III by the If this Imminent.
TO Country Merchants,
he
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ShEAT BLESSING TO MOTHERS AND CHILDREN,
1t ls The eaezt prd esq.na medicine tor puryin
she system tnd relieving the ueEg attendant upon child
birth yer discovered. u strengthens 6otn the mother and
eli prevents pam and disease, j1cFeHsss aud eufehes
i40d; those who have Hse Il think Indispensable. l.
hghy Dsepl both before after confinement as il pe
vents diseases attendant upon ehdbh; ccstyeness pie
cramps, swelling Of Lbs ee dependency, heartburn, vou
ng, pain The back joints, false piirs hemo,ha ge
anu n reg ni1ng The corrections and eduazing the ccue.
uon 1t has ny elua. The great virtue OF this medicine Is il
always safe end the most delicate and successful
vey eg G1ssa Edtife any otIeT nciiclne, Ia Git
castor OIL .! magnesl is useful Exercise in the open o.
and right oec, with thus medicine, wit always insure sal
easy
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From Mr.; s. G. BGges, Of the FIRE a. Rrgrsr, Hatts
Co., HVolseers and Saitgrcrs, Ne. Ig3 Market street.
Faiiqdsluhia--Jan JaTy y, 1871
Your syrup Of wild Cheuy AID Tar IN invaluable rerns-
ly; il cured the Of cods with ms, Ii you want Ger.
-heale vii cheefialy give one. S. G. HAYES
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Below IL an account of another child saved. Dr. Tewn
SENDS S9rsapanla has saved the lives of thousands of chi
dfen The following two certificates selected from grea
number received thia week: 49,
NEW YORK. April l, 1877
Or I01rscrd-llear Sir: One of my children was ysyy
sick with Canker in the Mouth and Throat attended wiz
great debility 1t came near dying obtained some Of YOU
you .eei very grateful. Yours, respectfully,
ELIZABETH FOWLER q Desbrosses styeet
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Dr. Townsend, having tested his Sasaparlla in case
OF Fits, OF course recommended it, and surprise
70 receive the following from Intelligent and respeolbt
Farmer of WestchesteT comfy:
FoRDHAs, August 1s, 1341.
DR.. Tounssnd-Bear Sir: bave o little gni seven YEA,
Of age who has been several gsars afflicted with Fits
tried almost everything for he but wthou, success
although we could ind recommendation in circular
tor cases like hers thought, she very deica
health wend give her of yonT Saraparla, snd oi
very Ead did, for restored her strength sb
has had return Of the Fits 70 great pleasure end
PRISE Sine fast becoming rugged and hearty, foi whcl
We fee grateful YouIs. respectfully,
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THIRTY THOUSAND AND sEvEsTy-sEvEs This il the
vote gwen to Thomas H. Seymour at the recent election
in this State Ii is the largest vote ever given 10 ANY
candidate for governor by the democrats OF Connecticut
II is iY2l larger than Fosters the whs candidate and
speaks, IN tones not TO be misunderstood the will of
THE PEOPLE. Ii shows that Connsct,eut ~ de,noerafe
on an aggregate vote OF nearly 900 Never nave the
wings put forth stronger exeriions TO carry the State than
al the late election. They worked with a will and
unanIniiy OF action worthy of better cause Their
leading men exhorsd them by every consideration to
rally Tor their ticket urging the necessity OF occurring the
-four congressman the legislature (and thereby the Uni
ted States senaor the eight shers the Judges OF pro-
bate, and the Stale ticket They well knew the import
Of the election; and they knew, too, that if they
could not triumph then. they could never hope
for success in the future The result has shown them
the fallacy Of their calculations The democrats have
large plurality in the popular vote and have elected three
out OF the four members OF Congress- four of the eSh,
shers, and. but for divisions in their own rask. would
have had an overwhelming majority in the legislature
A il is they probably have bare majority in the house
of representatives. and have only lost the senate and the
first congressional district by local divisions and per
sonal feelings Against united front Of the dsmocracy
OF Connecticut the wings can stand chance Of sue.
cess This election has shown that full pofs N dem
oerat'e victory.-Hartford Time
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RrvoLurroN, whg. call the resignation OF twelve
democratic senators to the constitution revolu-
ton" The constitution OF this State declares that no
debt shall be contracted without Rret submitting the la
the people, general election and let them vote upon
IL, and il majority il against IT, Il shall not take effect
The wing canal bill proposed to borrow nine millions OF
dollars (Which with interest. would amount TO fwsnfg
millions before il paid) defiance OF the constitution
The senators were sworn To support the constitution
The presence of the democrats necessary to enable
The bill TO pass They would not thus be accessory TO it,
passage, and to save the constitution they resigned
RevoIuonss generally begin BY desirong constitutions
These rsvoutionats saved constitution and thus full
filled their oath. --Senscs Observer,
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In Character.


Notwithstanding their apparent zeal for protective da-
ties, the leaders OF The wing party are too shrewd to toll
crate any increase OF the tariff al the expense Of their
political strength Our readers OF kind in
,eres these patriotic have generally taken in iron
and coa-an interest warm To caplva,e the votes
other sections where these minerals abound. Any un.
sophisticated Individual who had lived through s40 IA,
and IS, must have believed The protection OF these arm
ces TO be the polar star OF wing effort But is well for
the country, as II will save useless connection that whis
leaders have dispeed this illusion, and openly placed
Their advocacy OF hsh-iar duties the basis viz
their own political gain and advancement
we are led 10 these remarks by the recent decision OF
Mr. Fillmore and his cabinet upon the amendment 10 the
tariff act OF lsl6 This amendment provides that the
charges on imported merchandise ehould be estimated AS
part OF the cost IN imposing and collecting duties
This was the intention OF Mr. Walkers hill, but The
phraseology not being sufficiently explicit the Supreme
Conr had decided TO the contrary To remedy this error
the amendment we refer TO introduced and passed II
led oa practical enhancement Of import duties especially
on coal and roaireght being the principal charge On
the former article this amendment co 10 an adJi-
honal protection OF fifty per cent the latter of 81 so
per on THIS legislation was very satisfactory TO the IRON
masters OF and for that reason very unsat
sfactory to Mr. Fillmore and his cabinet as /, left the
stone State ' Wv NY
Here. then, was tariff administration threatened with
me loss OF its hobby but they escape the danger by
they decide that freight does form one of the charges
on imported articles. Charges mean coas-srpsoses
rre'gn tnen, u no cost-no expenseand cannot be
tma'ed among the chsrges' ~ part Of tue cost OF
imported merchand'.e' This construction OF language
10 Too grossy abs1d and the political ckery intended
/" loo glsrng|y exhibited. The administration has
reached itself has sacrificed every claim TO sincerity
on the subject OF protective duties. and, what il viii
more regret, has lost the aid and comfort long derived
~ the wing party from that ancsn, humbus.
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By DYER q MCGUIRE, Auetien.srs.

VERY SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNlTURE;-0a Wsale-
day morning. 30h instant, 10 O'Clock shall SELL
Hon. David A. Bokes house formerly
pied late Doctor May New Jerse, as~nue oppos
Office Coast Survey" all his superior housshd 0rAi
viz; .y.s I. ~
Rosewood piano and STOOL made to order BY William Hal
sons of New York
Of Rosewood paIor furniture, consisting Of
soa. aud IL paror chairs crimson silk velvet
Rosewood octxyon tss, with yellow Egyptian ~
Set of Mahogany har-covercd furniture, consisting Of
chairs, and rockers
Plated candesucks, girandolss, and mantsl ornaments
W ainat secretary
Mahogany marble top centre table
Mahogany sdeboard, walnut extension dining table
Rich French China duner and Tea service
Rich cut glass ware, table cutlery
Silver FORKS, spoons Britannia ware
Tapestry, Brussels, three-piy, and insraia carpets
Walnut French bedsteads wardrobes
Mxrbie-top bureaus
Washstands aud dressing tables
Toilet sets, Ore sets, looking yiasses
Hair and shuck mattresses,
Together with general assortment Of kitchen requisites
The furniture (made BY Mix, Of New York; Of u &
quality and new, having been purchased last fall
Terms so and UNDER cash 20, credit u two and bur
ronths fos satisfactorily endorsed bearing interest
Ap20--eodkds DYER d MCGUIRE, Auctcnsen.
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rO CONTRACTORS.

oyYIcE OF CoAnIssIoKkR or PusLIo BuIpIna.
hpfl "A, 1851
PROPOSALS be received this Office until O'Clock on W..
nesday It'll Of May for grading No as IL n.
city of commonly Franklin the contr,
furnishing fing all Of which, IL believed can
Of the proposed TIA
work days signing cour,e,
completed by the lat day Of August The proposals
viii price per yard .T the cnbsnkmsnl 6e mes
by engineer be appointed by the Commissionsr
WIN. EASILY,
An l6-eotd Commissioner Public BuIdin.s
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ny az !. Il & mcOUiMA, Aacasoss<rY.

mCUVHCS2S AWc1OsetEbs
VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY IN THR PfRSf
WARD Ar AUCTiOs.-On Thursday evening, Nay II, as
O'Clock shall sell, In front Of the pemises that dsb
property owned and formerly occupied BY tsver sss s
Nos H. square No 49, fronting % feel ncass
10Th and ao feet street morrill, Pennsyvaa
together with the consulting Of Two Mo
story brick and frame dwellings
each having 6ne dry cellar and other conveniences,
he above described properly desirable for private es6sne
embraces all the facilities requisite for boarding hoase
hotel offering purchasers opportunity for investment
Terms One third cash the balance and two yean,
DYER 4 MCGUIRE,
Ap I'D Aacuonsen
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VALUABLE Property ~ Private sAle.-The following
described improved offered for sale on accomno
ting wish build make Investment Viz
Lot No 49, No <ol containing 1000 square feet nm
sted ~ street wss between north street and Pennsyvaa
Pan ofot No. In No. 49, containing 900 square fs
This o fronts 9th v"a and street SOUTH
Lot No. in square 49, containing s6 square eet and
No. ,, do Q,762 do
All Of which very desirable building and located In
rapidly imp proving part Of the city.
For further information, apply
DYER b MCGUIRE,
Apl7-eod3w Auction and Con. Merchase
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Grand Fancy Dance may Bam.

GRAND Fancy DanOs nay BALI
MADAM BLAKE the inform the citizens Of Wsh
Ill ngton, AlexandTia that her ball
Hall The evening Of April 3d. 1851 The foowss
will be danced by Madam b. . pupils In full
/. Growing Of the Queen,
2. Floral Polka, by Misses and Masters.
3. Flag Dance, by two Misses
4. La SyIphide, by Miss--.
s. Cachuca, by Misses.
9. Petit Sailors Dance, by Master ---.
7. La Sylphdo, BY Mas --.
8. Bohemian Dance, by Miss -- and Master ----.
9. Sailors Honpipe, by Master
10. Double Hornpipe, by two Misses
IL. Ianborine Dance, by Misses.
H. Highland Fling, by Misses.
IL, spanish ZinSarciia, by Misses
IA. Scotch Chaunt Russe, by Ave Misses
Is. Maypoc Dance by twelve Misses.
fancy dancing will precisely O'Clock and vu
which the will be cleared for general dsnc
Tickets to Mrs Anderson's, Fischsra bookss
Taylor and Mauy, md The hall the night M
of tickets dollars boys tickets half price.
Ap l8-eodt27 &d30th
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BY A. GREEN. Aue,ion.er,

A0cE1uHeefs
rONFECTIONARY, GLASS JARS, FURNITURE, Ac Ar
AUCTION On Monday the ash Instant shall cell, BY osI
Of Reuben Collins esq., 10 O'Clock, all the confectionery ~
xtures houseod furniture, the house occupied 81 m
Campbell Pennsylvania avenue, between Cd u sest
In part
Mahogany sofas, parlor and rocking chain
Do sdeb0ard, dressing and other bureaus
dining, breakfas, and ceulro tables
Do 6ne French bedstuads, beds, and matrseses
Rush-seat other chairs, washstsnds, wsdrobes
Clocks, giit-frame, and other lookiny-s ssses
Paintings, engrsvngs, mantel ornaments, Re.
Also rosewood piano forte, 6k ocsvss, nearly
dne and touch, made by Steine
China, glass, and crockery and stonewazs 83
Carpets, hearth rugs, and oicioth
Andir0ns, shovel, tongs, and tenders ttN
Cooking, radiation, x0d other stoves ~
With q good assortment Of kitchen regulates
confectionery In the candies brandy
fruits &c., gass pses candy jars cutsass bowls, shelves h.
Also, good soda apparatus.
Terms: and under 425 cash as credit
sixty aud days, for satisfactorily endorsed bearing
terest.
Ap 23-d A. GREEN, Aueaonset.
p 8. The house Is for rsnt-nquire at the premises.
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ENGLISH Reports In Law and Equsy.-Kepabi.hias d
ms a.. n s y sss i" ss s .s -
pdy council the several courts Of equity ,hs co.ss Of ouss
ehsguer chamber eceie.c. admiralty cours, eouna
aud the railway and canal cases To - Ia neal.
y numbers each number consisting o 800 ocnw
bar with note. and reference. 70 ansososs American dses
o Ten S9 PEI q, maj 1%
advantage OF an easy and safe Transmission BY mail 70 any post On"
day received,
- s Ss.s s R and
spa '' ''-''' ''' ' YaANcK TAYLOR
ExTESsIyE and sapsrtor stock OF c..,o. M..'
Georsown As.andd. and sn,.on. tbs. We have just s
the above desirable style c.ps
seen in this city Amongst which may DO found few pees -
They decidedly good. Of The kind
s s. S' he
widths.
Widths '''' "'''s ''' ~
Do do Goqua cottage mating in varesa'ed coo~-'
A.o. "Msusinso ma,,ns., widths, very prices for :"
Ap aa-aeoif cLAGErT h DoDsoH
= OWEN q son take this method OF snnorss'S
~ g ns IRE" and % pmc generally that ID, amm %
selected with great partner embracing an 40.
ment OF superior cloths cassimeres, and vssss "se"s WIN
They have the pleasure Of stating tina, their present stock
pas. avo hey respectfully contnus'''a
their patronage.
Ap V-3,ew2m Intel. 4 Tell
hMERICAN Archaeological Researches, No. $50
N Serpent Symbol and Worship Reciprocal fineP's
Mature In America, by D.. O. squier, A. NJ VII, svo fr.
Romance Dust the Historic Placer by Mayo, an'no'
looAh, &c u.x
Second volume o. Dickeps's Household Words just
snd this day received for sale by TAYLOR MAUR,
APPS Bookssiers near YIN 'u.'
QOMANCE DUST, by william r. Mayo, s"'n"'
~ Kaoolah.
The Ainsmbra by Washington Irving
The serpen, symbols BY f. q sqaier, AN, s,,o,
Laws OF Las, Session OF CongrcssLie Browns oue' IN
Apps FRsNek Ihiho~
QUTrMAN's Greek Grammar for the mse Oh M
- schools s"d Unver-iues translated from the German
ward Robinson. l vol avo. r..,.,
Nature OF Christian Purity, by Rev. fo''
l vol, portrait. ! = c...vr
Memorial. Of Capt Obadiah Cougar Rev. T. chse''
|
London Laher and the London Poor--pau<
TAYLOR b MAURy,
Ap03 Booksellers. near o'h 'uee.
k1OUSE Of the seven Cables, by Hawtnerne.
Al 0Ushe's Wilhelm Webster . voiudes; nsw edition.
ucN = tnsnys 1
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uOUSG OF the seven 0ables, by HawsAsrn<.
~ 0r'he's WIheim Webster vounass edition.
DE Quncsy's CesArs; volume. , -
Commentary Ecceuisstes; by NJ Stuart, late professor
Theological Seminary, Andover, Massachusetts ,,ooe
Ihe warwick Woodlands by Frank Forrester win
novels. FRANCk TAfboN
ApO
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THE subscribers receiving, par schooner sa,u.
Il from New York ~'s
SO pieces "a heavy white Canton mstnngs
70 do 81 do do
~ do GA do do do
20 do "A do red checked do do
Is do s4ae4do do DO
10 do "a do fancy do do
do super English oiicloth, 10 feet wide
do super American oicloih, from twelve eighteen "a,
wide ~"
IS do iowpriced American olciosh from three 10 ii. g.
wide y"
10 do Cocoa mst,ings, for basement, &c.
Also constantly hand full every vaist, AZ In
ported and American esIpeung, such -
Tapestry velvet tapestry Bra.sei. English and American Bss,
imperial ply and ingram, hne and ingram
priced rag hemp, and cotton, both striped PLAID usN
every article line h -
prepared fully determined offer upon good terms - -
other dealers In this county.
APP fe-u r. H. HOOE L co