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TO RENT.

TROM the 1st of Jan 1858 for mot less
Il than one year or a term of years, a
convenient brick dwelling with eight or
ten rooms on Lafayette street nearly oppo-
site the Harvey House To a responsible
tenent for some time fair inducements will
be offered and Improvements made to suit
apply TO Dec 9Th IT Dr. FAY.
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TESTIMONIALS.

New ORLEANS, Dee. /. 1852.
We, the undersigned, practising physicians
of the city of New Orleans, take great
pleasure in recommending Mr.. WIZ. BoGBL
as an able and experienced Apothecary, and
a gentleman in every way worthy of the
confidence and esteem of the public,
Chas Mccormick, NJ D., y. s. A.
Geo. +. Harral, N. ID.
f.. d. FENNER, NJ. D.,
&. l.. Uhlhorn, N. D.
A. H. Cenas, NJ. d. x. NJ. Graham, NJ. u.
,. q. McKelvey, NJ. D., Thos Hunt, NJ. %.
A. Hester, NJ. D., Editor OF New Orleans
Medical Il Surgical Journal,
A j Wedderburu, NJ. D. dec 10y,
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Garden Seeds,

lust received from the Society of Shak
y ers, Pleasant Hill, Ky, a large and fresh
supply OF garden seeds
dec 7-y JOHN {. LANOUE.
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FIELDING 4MUSSELMAN.
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in all kinds
FCONFECTIONARlES.

Conner of Third and Laurel SITS, NEARLY
opposite the Bank Baton Rouge
uAVlNG this day REDUCED his prices,
IL he is prepared to furnish all kind OF
c A NDY at WHOLESALE and RETAIL, on
more favorable terms than can be had in N
Orleans; and having experienced workman,
his candy will always be PURE and FRESH,
care being taken that no "deleterious ngre
dent" is used in its manufacture, as is too
often the case with confectionery purchased
at AUCTIONS and from irresponsible houses.
He trusts that the trade of this, and the
adjoining parishes, will give him their Or
ders to fill, which he is prepared to do to
any amount, having made arrangements for
the best quality Of sugar in market, and be-
ing in correspondence with one of the large
est houses in New York, to supply him with
fancy confectionery and articles in his line.
September 7,-y.
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j. PARRY, & Co.,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
Groceries and Provisions,
Corner of Third and Convention SIS,
(NEAR THE markell BATON ROUGE, LA.
WE HAVE this day received the larg-
w est and most complete STOCK or
GROcr5 : 8 and PROVISIONS
xsklE2C ever offered for sale in
this city; which will be sold cheaper for
cash, than can be purchased at retail in the
city of New Orleans.
Orr Stock consists Of the foliowing staple
articles
100 barrels fresh Flour,
10 do of prime Leaf Lard,
50 Kegs do do do,
20 barrels mess Pork,
6 do of fresh No 4 9 Mackerel
1000 lbs Stage and Shay's and
Duilield Sugar cured hams,
5000 do plain hams,
1000 do shoulders,
3 Tiesces of Rice,
1900 lbs dried beef
- boxes No. I, Washing soa-
10 do fine Toilet,
do cast steal soap,
10 Kegs fresh May Butter
800 lbs fresh Cheese,
boxes fresh pine apple do
2j boxes star candles,
10 do spearm do
Is Mac Il Macs Tobacco,
5 do honey dew do
na fto,,o,J,.l, l.,
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DAGTrERRE0TYpE MINIATURES.

T HAVE just returned from the west-and
i | am prepared for business. Now
whilst the opportunity. offers, is the time to
secure picture.
Obtain the shadow ere the substance fades.
When our friends, relatives and sweet
hearts are with us, it would seem useless to
have a likeness of them, but the future may
separate us; AZ, death may take them a.
way forever, and then correct and life
like resemblance of them. is invaluable
have all the late STYLES Of cases, Gold
Enameled, PAPER Mach6, Pearls, &c Gold
Loclets. Pins and Bracelets
IL Pictures taken at ~.
Rooms OH Lafayette street--over DR..
Bufiington's office, where the public is in
vited to call and examine specimens.
nov lily. A WILSON.
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TVAY-A fine lot 90 hand, and for sale by
Ii oct lily JOSHUA BEAI.
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whie was there. Mr.. and Mrs. w. and Mrs. Ro-
biou were there.
Cross-e1amined.-I went in for drink of water.
Prisoners counsel here said they would not csll
any other witness for the defence except rebut
ting testimony to the rebutting testimony which
Mr. Rhodes for the Commonws alth might offer
John r. Williams was then examined as rebutfing
testimony in behalf of the Commonwealth; and
the court after awarding attachments against John
w. Coles and g. W. Coles, retrrnable instanter,
adjourned over until o'clock tomorrow morn
ing.
april 3D. TrelfM day.
John s. Worpney again brought into court. and
the jury also brought in By Deputy Sheriff Perdie.
to whose CUSTODY they were committed ar the ad-
journment on yesterday evening.
The Commonwealth proceeded with the exam
ination OF rebuttng testimony and examined Jao.
w. Cole and Geo: W.. Cole, two witnesses for
whom attachments were sent late yesterday even
ing. and Reuben Ford.
The examination to day has been immateral.
Tne Commonwealth here rested with their rebut-
ting testimony. and the prisoners counsel sent for j.
Reid to again examine him in regard to the color
of his horse, and where he was tied.
The testimony for the Commonwealth and the
prisoner having been concluded,
Benz. w. Finney, Esq, Attorney tor the Com
monweath, then commenced his opening argument
to the jury; he was followed by w. w. Day. Esq
the part of the defence, who concluded his ar.
gumeLt 8bout o'clock in the evening The court
then adjourned until Monday next at 9 O'Clock
when Messrs Taylor and Scott for the defence, will
make their arguments, and Holden Rhodes will
close for the Commonwealth
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The Execution of Clore.

The Editor of the Culpeper Observer, was a,
Madison Court House and saw Clore hung
He writes an account of it which agrees pre-
cisely with the letter Of our correspondents
He thus describes the scene of the parting of
the convict with his family:
1t was our lot to be near on the day previous
to his execution, when his family took leave of
him, and never will we forget the ciies and
agonies of that hour. He advised his children
as TO their future course, and warned his sons
against The use of ardent spirits. He said he
was intoxicated when he committed the act.
He addressed the son who got him into the
difficulty, and hoped that his fate would be a
warning to him TO shun his example. He said
81 have seen better days and you know it; but
when the tempter is aroused we know not what
we may do. | leave this world at peace with
all mankind feel that | am at peace with
my God. l trust to meet you all in hea.
ven."
Thus has perished EDMUND CLoRE. We
have witnessed many executions in our time,
but never in our rec ollection have we Witness
ed one i'll which the prisoner " as SO completely
unnamed. This was one of the most dis
tressing scenes we ever witnessed, and one that
is calculated to remind US to be ever watchul
over ourselves, and ever mindful of our duty to
Him, who hath taugh ht us TO say "Our Father,
&c.-lead us not into temptation, but deliver
US from evil"
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A FLORIDA HUNT.

ST. AUGUSTINE, March II, 1851 give you
a description of a twelve days hunt in Orange
county, Florida, by party Of gentlemen, con-
sisting Of Major F. A. Schley, John C. Hous.
ton, Thomas Bloodgood. J. 6. Wicks, G. G.
Hubbard, and J. B.. Palmer, who have been
hunting on Deep Creek with extraordinary
good luck. We destoyed ll2 deer, 8 wild tur.
keys. racoons, wild eats tthe largest ever
saw,) wolf, 3 opossums. 81 quail, 33 ducks.
and 90 aligators, the largest measuring l6
feet, and none under 12 feet. The party broke
up sooner than they anticipated. on account
of the excitement about the Indians, which
had so alarmed the invalids at Lake Monroe
that they all left by the boat. So we concluded
to do likewise. This is the greatest country
for lame that ever saw, and the lakes and
rivers abound in fish that are very fine. Our
party caught Florida trout, weghinElI lbs.
/ should advise any one coming here to hunt,
to give Orange county a trial, and they will NOT
be disappointed. We are having beautiful
weather here; the thermometer to-day stands
at 78. We have green peas and strawberries
on our table every day. Among the strangers
lately with US, were Egben Benson and daueb-
Ter, New York. and the Chevalier HulsemaDn.
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PATENT RAIL ROAD CAR A patent has been
taken out by Laurence Myers,N No 1s Wslnut street,
Philadelphia, for new railroad car for the trans
portation of coal, grain bacon lime c., which has
already met with great favor from those who have
used them. The car consists of two wrought iron
cylinders, of the length of the width OF the track,
with the rim of railroad wheel securely fastened
to each end. These cylinders OF course revolye
with the wheels, and the g. inding of the coal or
other article in them is said to be avoided 1t is said
also that locomotive can draw twice the burthen
thus arranged.
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ToLERATioK In SlAM.-The King of Siam
has allowed not oiny full federation TO all reli-
gions, but has permitted free access by the
missionary TO every part Of the empire, whose
Iahors are unrestricted. On this sabject the
official proclamation says: .rhe English and
Americans who reside in the gdom Of Siam
arekaiiowedt 20 eEjoy greater. privileges than
formerly They are allowed 10 travel to and
fro 10 The Kingdom, wherever they plaese.
They are permitted to follow the dictates ol
their own consciences in feligi ions cbservances;
TO erect chapeis and cemeicries, according %
their wishes and IN all respects they are d
loved pnrestrained freedom, 30 long as tiey
DO noi infringe upon The cussoms and laws 81
The country
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A large and fashionable audience greeted
Ole Bull, at Carusi's Saloon, Washingtnn, on
the occasion Of his second concert. A bou
auet having been presented to him, he ac-
knowIedged the compliment in the following
terms: .May the aroma ofthis bouquet be The
future music of America, the song of freedom,
and ascend to Heaven" Gu. What did he
mean
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IO-EpH *. .KEININGHAM is preparedto

IOrEPH *. .kEINlNGHAM Is pTspaTeulo
y execute orders in every department of BOOK
ners aud binding materials are Of the best quality
and he iatters himself that his long experience IN
his business entities him to speak with some conf
dence as to the good character of his Work. Mer,
chants, Clerks of Courts, and others can De
tb hooks of any pattern ard style, at short notice.
and on strictly moderate terms. Orders may oe
iaCr At his store, or at the Bindery of Brown q
Kejnippham, over the Printing Office OF Colin O.
Co, opposite the American Hotel oteior,
nh ofts Joseph r. KEIEIEGHAM.
niH so 926 Broad street.
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The Lantern proposes 10 have railroad cars
constructed hereafter with inclined planes al
each end, So that when the flrwar car meets
with any obstruction, those behind will run
over il and pass on without stopping. That
the thing will work is clearly demonstrated BY
drawing of the apparatus in operation.
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II SHCMAN, all old Philosopher, Swede by
IL birth, takes great pleasure in offering his ser
vices to the citizens of Richmond and its vicinity, in
Astrology. PhysiognomN and Signs, and gives true,
correct, and satisfactory information having made
predict ms to Napoleon in 1912, previous TO his
downfall in Moscow He can be consulted iu mat
Of Love, Marriage. and of the future events of
life. Mr. 8 has travelled through the greater pert
of the world during the last forty years. and all
this time has endeavored TO enlarge his knowledge
by ali things he ever heard saw. He takes plea
TO the public he is willing to give the me-
cessary information to all who will favor him with
call
TERMs-Ladies 25 cents; for reading the planet
in fu so cents; Gentlemen so cents for reading
the planet in full, ST.
Colored ladies and gentlemen are also invited to
call
Nativites calculated according to Geomancy for
ladies 50. in full So; Gentlemen 50, Ia full, S5.
HIS Office is on 18th street, between Main and
Cary streets, second house from Main street. Of
fee hours from o'clock in the morning ill O'Clock
in the evening. NH 27-2m*
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8 The Spiritual Rsppers have got into trouble in
New Berlin, Chenaugo CO., N. Y Two mediums
having rendered their coed offices to gentleman
VIII, patronised them, in company with several
others, produced sundry communications from the
paternal ancestor of the gentleman, by no means
agreeable to him. The spirit" accused him,
ding to the mediums. of having beaten and chained
the corporeal body formerly possessed by the said
spirit The gentleman denied the harsh impeach-
ment and has sought legal redress by action for
libel against the mediums
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PRUDENT DRINKING.--The N. York Lantern (the
American Puncb) in the following dialogue gives
striking illustration of the folly of those under
taking to drink who can't control themselves:
1st Brick" If f-ffella' hant got no head, he he
o'rn't-(4ic)-dr- r-iing d-d-dr- (hic)-op; them's
my seraInens"
I'd Brick -" JUS so. But pa-peep-people 'at
knows w-whers astop, you know, orby, min nneyer.
les il gethebetterov M
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cRUELTIEs OF THE KIsG OF NAPLES

- SnoIL oL lies of THE KISG OF NAPLES.
MI. uiaostones pamphlets on the crusl punish
ments OF prisoners for political offences in 1talv do
not seem to have softened the rigorous measures
OF the Hing OF Naples. Some short tme since Il
was announced number Of political conycts were
transferred to Montefusco, and il was hoped that
the change was to ameliorate their condition--iu.
deed it was so procured to be announced by those
who wers in the interest of the king. The Neapol
itan correspondent of the London News gives
very different account He obtained his informa
ton, he says, from an eye witness:
"On the 9th of February, a royal steamer called
at lscha and other island prisons to take up some
CD political victims of the Constitution, among
whom were Poerio, Pironti, Braco, Dono, Erri-
chelo, and Nisco, from Ischia. From Procida
Count Castropedino, De Lucca Cavalier Caivello,
aud other welknown gentlemen. The whole
were brought to the arsenal of the city of Naples
chained and ironed hand and foot and in that state
kept from their arrival at sunset until O'Clock al
ter midnight, when they were placed in sixteen
coaches surrounded by strong military force, un-
der the command of the celebrated inspector OF
police Campagna. They took the road to Avellino.
Here the authorities their arrival, sought to get
up public against the prisoners, but
1t entirely faIed; the inhabitants were moved by
profound ty During this long journey (about ~
mles,) they were not allowed any refresf ment,-
ntpare d. soddisfare piu imponente necessita-nor
We're their chains tor one moment removed. On
arriving at Mon-efusco, some ten m les further on.
they were conducted to their cells, unprovided with
any sleeping accommodation whatever; nor could
taey procure any food, tut bread and water. The
prison OF Montefus:o is OUT of the high road, and
dmcuit OF access. The relatives of the unhappy
prisoners are told they will net be allowed to com
municate with the victims"
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LITERARY REMAINS OF MooRE-A London let
ter to the New York Times SAYS:

Those who have delighted in the genius of
Moore-and who has not9-will learn with interest
that he has lett journal extendirg over the great
er part OF his life and containing the Of his
literary experience, and correspondence with dis
tinguishea men. Its publication cannot fail to be
interesting in very high degree: for if his career
was not very eventtul, his labors were various as
his genius was fruitful; and the more familiar rev.
elatloas OF a journal ever those most eager
ly perused. There is, however, no poem among
the literary treasures lett behind him, the imagina-
tive faculty having been FUSED up" many years be-
fore his other faculties gaveway
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COKE, WOOD AND COAL.-

4 (NUkE, WUUD AND COAL.-lhe suoscri
~ bers are now prepared to furnish their friends
and the public generally, with any quantity of
Coke or Coal IN as reasonable terms be
bought in the city. They have the best Oak and
Pine Wood that comes TO this market, and can sell
cheaper than any other Yard in the place. Or
ders be left at Mr. l.. P. ELLIS Grocery, on
Broad st, Shockoe Hill, at their Office, on Pearl
street, opposite the Alhamora Hotel. Those
ing may rely upon getting their orders promptly
flied. THOMAS FOSTER.
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A hTHUK'S NEW NOVEI,-Tne TWO
- BIldes story of real life. hx Y s Arthnr

a nHHUN'S NEW No L.-The Two
- 4 Brides: story OF real life, by T. S. Arthur,
25 cts.
The Pictorial Newgate Calender, containing the
Lives, Irias, and anecdotes OF all the most notori.
GUS rosues in the known world-50 cts
Counterfeit Detector and Bank Note Reporter.
for Aprll--l2 cts
The International Magazine for April-25 cts
Websters Unabridged Dictionary, in the various
styles OF binding N. b. We reduced the price of
this book from 5000 to $500 in this city.
Neare now receiving Books from trade SALE and
can as usual, sell low in proportion as we bought
low Letter and Cap Papers in the greatest variety.
GEO. NJ. WEST d. BRO,
ap 5 ExchHu ~ Ronk Store
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LEECHES! LEECHES!!

LEECHES! LEECHES!!
THE SUBSCRIBER, Thankful for the pat
Il ronaee extended to him for the past twenty
years in his profession, would respectfully inform
his friends that all Orders for him will be promptly
attended to if left al the store of MARTIN & TUR.
PIN, on Main street, between 7th and Sth streets
or at his residence, Leigh street. between 2nd and
3rd streets.
On hand, prime lot OF Swedish Leeches,
EDWARD f. MARTIN,
NH 9-lm$ Leecher and Cupper
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nRY GUUDS, CHEAF FUh CAsH-
II w. .BOOTWRIGHT, Jr, has received his supply
of Dry Gesds for the spring trade, TO which he IN
yjes the ttention of his customers and all IN want
of rich Paris Bsreges Barege de LANES, Mousianes
Kid Gloves white and colored; sup. twisted Silk
Mtts, Prints, Of all descriptions; Domestic Goods
of ali kinds together with full assortment mt OF OF
housekeeping Goods of every description, all OF
which will be sold at the lowest prices Tor cash.
w. BOOTWRIGHT. Jr.. No. $50,
NH s5-1n Cor Broad and let streets.
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NRw PArENT FOUNTAIN EN.MANII.

NEW PATENT FOUNTAIN PEN. .MANrr.
iNFACTuhED - IN vlRGlNIA-This truly great
Invention is pronounced by all who have seen IL 10
oe Tue perfection Of Pocket Pens. Il 10 dis,inpulsb
ed from all otaer Pocket Pens, In the following mar
lst-As combination of Pen and Inkstand
2d-As safe substitute for the Pocket Ipkstana
description of Pen. " 1"y
a!h-As an improved dip Pen, rendering the me-
tallie and gold pen perfect.
5th-lt use with or without the Fountain.
oth-its proper and simple operation as com. i.
piete travellers Pocket Pen
sookkeepers, Accountants Commercial men
travellers, ship masters, Engineers, Officers of
the Army and Navy, will find this article to be com.
pete III itself, practical and useful
Asuppiy just received and for sale bv
ap3 Agent for the mannfsetnrer
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TIN-WARE MANUFACTURY.
CRATES, LIGHTNING RODS, &c.

TIN-WARE MANUFACTURY.
CRATES, LIGHTNING RODS, &c.
To Builders and Others.
THE subscriber has on hand, and is daily manu-
i featuring, a general assortment of Tin and
sheet Iron Ware, and invites q call from ali in
want of supe rioS article.
ROOFING, CUTTERS, &c.
Orders for Metallic Roofing, Cutters and Pipes
promptly attended to and faithfully executed Par
ticular attention paid to this branch Of business
GRAlES, RENDERS AND SUMNER PIECES.
Constantly on hand large and handsome assort
ment of Berlin enameled Crates, Tenders and Sum
mer Pieces, of my own manuiacture-some new
and beautiful patterns just brought out.
LIGHTNING RODS
Made and put up on the most approved plans, in
town and country.
Determined to do all work in the best manner and
on liberal terms, Invite call from the pubic gen
orally. PAUL BARGAmlN,
tnh 29-ts 10th near Cary street.
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nENICUTIsED SMOKING TOBAC-
IL CO.-Creat esideratum for smOk.

ers.-The undersigned offer to the consumers of
Smoking Tobacco an article which has been pro.
nounced by all who have tested it. superior to any
preparation of the weed for smoking purposes.
which has yet been offered to the public Tae pc
culiar advantage of the article which they offer, is
this: in all tobacco there is oil, Nicotine,
one of its active principles and which is eminently
poisonous The effects Of this principle are disa.
greeably felt more or less. upon the nerves and
stomach, by all smokers. The Tobacco offered by
the undersigned has been entirely deprived of its
poisonous properties, whilst, at the same time, it
retains all lis fragrant and aromatic qualities. So
of weak nerves can use it without inconvenience
II has the additional advantage that does not leave
that strong and pungent odOr SO Perceptble and
offensive in close rooms.
CHARLES SCHUMANN g. co.
f-F The above article can be found in any guam
tity at BENNETT g. BEERS, Druggist, 125 Main
st. agents for the manufacturers.
NH 27--3nd
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EXCHANGE BOWLING SALOON

FTNHE SUBSCRIBERS at great cost, has titted
~ up TINS establishment in entirely new style.
1t Is brilliantly Illuminated with
GAS LIGHTS
Ihe old alleys are taken up and new ones substitu
ted ana the whole presents an appearance truly
magnificent g
Two DAYS IN the week will be set apart entirely 70
the benefit OF
THE LADIES;
none of whom, however will be admitted unless ae
companied by gentleman.
The public are requested to call to-day and see
with their own eyes. A. SMITH,
lie Nts proDrietor
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II RkrKIGEKATOK,, WATKK-COOL.


scrber would respectfully inform his customers and
the pubic generally thar he has no in store full
ana iresh supply OF the above, which he will war
RAM to be the best and most desirable to be h sd
anywhere. The undersigned is sole agent for Lar
raoees Ventilated Upright skd Horizontal Refrige
rator, which is universally acknowledged to be the
most complete ever invented This Refrigerator
is so arranged that the different articles may be
kept separate which is great desideratum for
keeping them sweet and pure. 1t has Water
Couler, where can be had pure ice water at any
tme and 1t is so ventilated that the current of
Is constantly being changed, thereby rendering the
Refrigerator itself perfectly sweet and clean Also
Tor sale, Larrabees Water Cooler, where, for Ct
cents worth of ice, you have ice water all day
long Shower Baths, Locks Patent. This article
is simple in the extreme, and cheap. The water is
let down upon the bather by means of valve
allowing the bather to take as much water as he
pieases. Orders from the country will be pune
tually attended to, and shipped free OF expense.
Merchants who wish to purchase any of the above
articles, will be allowed liberal discount. Are to
be had at the House-F Furnishing Store of
ap s. ct l.. GIN TER, 1877 Main street.