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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-06-10

WooL.-The prospect OF the Wool mar
ket for the coming season does not appear
very promising as to prices, owing to various
causes. There is nsidcrable depression
in the market, and from present indications
there appears to be no likelihood OF an i'm
provemcnt.
The clip of 1852 will, it is estimated, ex-
ceed that of 1851 from ten to fifteen per cent
since, owing to the high prices obtained iol
wool last season, the number Of sheep slaugh
tered has been less than usual. In the Statt
of Ohio, the clip is now estimated at iron
u, 900 900 to Ia, 100000 lbs.
In 1851 there was considerable specula
ton among Eastern buyers, and great par
of the clip was contracted for on the sheep
back. The many agents sent West to bu
wool occasoned much competition, an
caused a great advance in prices.
The manufacturers, in consequence G
these forced prices, found themselves nvolv
cd in difficulties, and either had to carry o
their operations at n loss, in the hope ol a
advance in the price Of manufactured good
or to stop their machinery.
A quantity Of wool being thus thrown W
OH the market, pricesfel, and the stock wa
sold at n loss of from seven to ten per cent
At the close of the year there was tempo
rary advance oftwo or three cents per pouni
which, however, speedily feN off, Price
are now lower than ut any time during la'
| fall.
By the last advccs from England we lear
that wool has slightly declined there, Sine
the difficulties have been settled in Bueno
Ayres prices there have declined 334 pc
cent. This circumstance will have ten
dcncy to increase the importation of Soutl
American wool this ycur over that of 1851.
The New York Journal of Commerce, in
review of the market for the week ending th
22d inst, says
"The market is exceedingly dull, and with
out very considerable concessions, even iron
present rates, manufacturers will not pur
chase. The stock OF domestic is light, AM
the sales during the week have been coniine
to small parcels, amounting in the aggregat
to about 10000 lbs. heeccs, and 10000 lbs
pulled. d."-Bgbdlo Com.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-06-10

CHAIRS, Tete-a.tetes. Divans. TABLES, Stands, Bu-
reaus and fine Bedstesds, &c. &c.
CINCINNATI FURNITURE He will also keep
on hand general assortment Of Cincinnati Furniture
which will be sold at small advance upon city prices
thus obviatng the necessity of citizens going else
tage to purchase OF the subscriber. offering them
either home or city manufacture. All furniture sold
by will be warrOnted to be well made and durable
materials.
A GOOD HEARSE is always in readiness to attend
funerals. The subscriber has now and hereafter will
keep constantly hand Collins ready made, SO thSt
he will be enabled to furnish them in few minutes
notice He will promptly attend funerals any where
in the county without exit charge
Thankful for past Iavors, he respectfully asks con-
tinuance Of the public patronage. In the same build
ing is Mr. G. Smiths Chair and Bedstead Factory so
that customers can be accommodated in either line at
the same place. GEORGE L. ECkERT.
Lancaster November I 1850 26
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The Riders.-Our citizens have not, for
the past few days, hadthc pleasure of witness
sing the fair ladies of our city upon horse
back as frequently as usual. The present
spring, the practice has become CUSTOM
andit is certainly good and a healthy one'
and the cool weather would only add beau
tiful colors to the complexion, It's certain
ly custom worthy of continuance and de-
, cidedly the most healthy and beautiful man
ner in which ladies can take ride. The
morning and the evening breezes are the
best of all artists, their only color carnations
and il il the most beautiful Of all.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-06-10

OUTTY.-4OO pounds machine made, M1s rSTb .MEbb
II bladoers, for sale by OTTO W. AHhAH"~iN
!. LANCASTER, May 90, 1851 ... .r..- ....
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-06-10
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BALrIMoRE CoSvENTIoN.-Ifthe nOmlna-
of lanes K. Polk, in 1874, was matter oi
surprise and astOnishment' that Of General
peorce will not be less so. He however has
one advantage-Polk was nominated With
out having been thought of in connection
with that office; Gen. Pearce was nomln
uted at some county meeting in New Hamp'
shire.
OF his life but little is known beyond the
limits of his own State. He was one oithe
manufactured generals Of the Mexican war
Int did not distinguish himself in that caPa
city, or had no opportunity to do SO.
We do not think the game of ls44 vii
win again. The people had enough OF that
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Ovcrw hcim,ny YcsliUouy.

over HALF Million Of Testsn malls have been
W Vreceiyed by the Proprietor Of McAlister's ALL
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-06-10

Log Wood 10 barrels Chip Log Woo'
30 6bls Cam Wood, Fustic, Copperas and Blue
Vitriol &c., Just received, G. KAUFFMAN& co;
I Ioprastpr. Iuly 81 l3
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InnCY ArticlnS,

I VNNy 4hI0lNIV"5
lust opening fresh lot Of Brushes of every dns.
y cription: COMBS. Ivory, Drosdnt, Tuck AMI Side
Note PAPER Cards, Envelope, Drawing Paper, Bris.
tle Boards, Pcrlumcry, Scss,n css,nt,
Iuly 81 Il kAlTF MAN "
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-06-10

Liquors..
A Casks Brandy . do London Brown Stout, Wines
Il Of all Kinds, Old RyeWhiskey,Sc lmst roSeyed at
July ~ IT, 'kAoFFMAN NV
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ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
YESTERDAY.

rtTy HoTEr,.-Alexander Croswel Southside
Railroad John II Mathews, Louisa; Gen NJ Boy.
kin, Isle of Wight: Taylor, 4, Z and Railroad;
Hubbard. Charles City. r Winston, P L Wood.
son. w S Weed X Mitchell, Joseph Humphreys
Ioseph G Dill, gohn Hampton, Samuel Stone, VIM
II Timberlake, E r Meanly. P II Taylor ] w Ran
doiph, Crouch. Richmond: JTWhsng Norfolk;
Myers, J w Goodwin. Petersburg; James w Har-
rison, Caroline; John Stratton, Chesterfield; NJ G
Gentry, and u Railroad; William Robinson Jr
w NJ Duva. l. Smelling. Nathaniel Green, DR. b
Moody, Baugb, Peter Coitreli, Chesterfield; r
Randolph, Jr, Charleston; Mrs Skinner, Missouri; J
Turner boswell, Hanover; James Chewing. Lam
cas;eri Burroughs, X II PurGie, Augusta Chas
4 Frey, Hanover; Buckley J R Lockwood,
New York; NJ Peters, Baltimore; F w Headman,
Philadelphia; Isaac Steers. LOUISE; l. II Clagett,
Steamer BelvideFe; Ii Williams Washington; J F
Wheatlsy Georgetown, DC.
AMERICAN HOTEL.-W Allen, Surry;
f t H Warren. Harrisonburg; G Felkns, St
Louis; A Falconer, Petersburg; Capt Boush,
Barque Virginia; A c Baker and c Massey,
Washington; Hummell, Augusta Ga; I
HUTCHINSON and 5 Fl Robinson, Roanoke; w
Emery, Washugton;; p b Snapp, Eincas-
tie: w Beebec, N Y.
EXCHANGE HOTEL.-W G Robertson. Char.
lottesville; f. II Lane, Louisa Co; II Fcklin,
Charlottesville; J Young. Hsnrico; NJ Tompson,
Tenn; Skeggs, Louisiana; Cochran, Lynch
burg; Strong and Lady. New York; l. o Rey.
nolds, Mason. Ga; w NJ Madly, Atlanta, Ga; E w
Morriss, Hanover Co; F Stith, Baltimore; B Z West
and daughter, Halifax II; Kennedy, Smith
and I T Bates, Baltimore; DR. Mckee, Mr. Dicken-
son and Mrs Cowan and servant, Wilmington, N C;
w aliefero, Gloucester R Douthat, wife, two
children and servant Charles City; DR. Il Cook,
lady, two children and servant Charlottesville.
COLUMBIAN HOTEL.-Capt Mark Flournoy,
CHESTERFIELD VIM E seay, Amelia z Matthews, J
5 Lee, Lynchburg; Wesley Thomas, Charlotte; R
son, E X Johnson Charlotte; w Wimbish, Y
Wimbish, Peytonsburg; Sratton Chesterfield;
w Bunch, Fluvanna Burre Nelson E l.
Crowder, s Railroad; w Morris, Lynchburg
Winfree. Chesterheld; w Humphreys Jno
Whitman, Bedford; Z Wood, Chesterield II
Gam, w Ford Missouri.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH
correspondence Of the Dispatch.
cuArYarrr Va Auril /.


Dear Mr. Dispatch In your last number which
reached this place. you requested your country
subscribers to give you any news of interest from
their respective neigheorhoods which they might
ike to communicate This viii serve as an apoi-
oey Tor fiis letter, and without any further pre-
face | will begin
Our county s-as is generally the case just at this
time : in a ferment with candidates from "brake,
hush. and hrambe," the cry is "stili they come -
They are generally more numerous Tor the offices
~ She,,sf and Commits oRer than for any others !;
the reason of which is obvious. lis queer state
ri thinps cr ,hs quiet and orderoving citizens of
Charlotte: out we live in progress ive age ana
are fond oi novelty. ] eau answer, however, Tor
the neonIe OF this District, in saying that the Ju
dic;sl EIeetion will be decided without dragging
oIitcs i2to the contest, though tear that personal
popularity irrespective OF quRincauons VIII decide
The election Judges Wilson and Leigh are our
csndjdates and though Charlotte win go for the
latter by a large majority, yet the former will be
easily elected He has larger portion OF his old
Distric, ia his present one than Judge Leigh, and
is personally more popular man. No one doubts
the ability and industry of Judge Leigh, but his
personal friends arc few. / believe the Court Of
Appeals would suit him better than the Circuit
Court.
The Presidential contest is as yet exciting but
little interest. Fillmore and Buchanan are the IA
vorites OF their respective parties. Cass has his
friends, bat alas he has once been beaten and
comes into the field under evil auspices.
To the honor of our neighborhood {Wylhsville)
be said that we are moie interested in the compile
ton, at least extension, of the Danvilie Railroad
than in any question of Federal policy, The State
has been SO long gazing and discussing Federal
politics that if some kind friend would give her
shins thwack and teach her TO "look at home" ii
would be OF material service. This vicinity was
bitterly opposed to the Railroad tax but subscribed
hberally to the completion of the road. We are
too far eight miles the nearest point from il
to know how it is progressing but hear occasion
ally that it is s'doing well as could be expected.
presume there is no doubt Our people have been
in Rip Van Wrinkle state for some time but are
awakening tc their true interests. As an instance
of our growing enlghte nment, will merely state
that the I'D spatch is literally patronized amongst
u.s. "May its shadow never be less" Wishing
YOU wide circulation and cash subscribers for
your valuable little sheet am,
Yours sincerely,
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MODERN LANGUAGEs.-The undersign

MODERN LANGUAGES.-The undersign-
I'VE ed begs TO offer dis services as a Teacher OF
the German, French, spsnish, and Portuguese Ian
guages, and referring 10 the subjoined testimony,
he hopes that the public will honor him with lib.
eral share of their patronage.
Henry Won GROOMING,
Teacher of Modern Languages,
5th street. next door TO 81 James Church.
Mr. Henry Won Grooming has enjoyed unusual op
portunities by education and continued residence
abroad, to become practically familiar with the
most important OF Modern Languages, whilst his
character and his habits such to insure to him
as a gentleman. that success which his extensive
knowledge and great ability as teacher cannot Jail
to obtain. Dir. ERNEST VOLGER,
Adj. Prof OF Modern Languages.
University of Virginia, March 80, 1852.
take fQrther liberty to refer to the following
gentlemen, residents OF this city.
Mr. o A Strecker Mr. John Endlich, Mr. E w de
Voss.
ap 20-l2t~ HVG
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Do 5sa . So; ..slE 3
ENDR NORE{lLK AND pNR MS fIeSII'NF
The favorite and beautiful Steamb

IL The favorite and beautiful Steamboat Aa.
gusta, Capt VIM. C. SMITH, having been tho
roughly overhauled and repaired, and furnished
with new Boiler and new main Shaft, of wrought
iron, has resumed her place on the line via the
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad and Port Wal
thall. The Cars running in coanexion with her
will leave the Richmond and Petersburg Depot
every Monday, Wednesday and Friday morning al
6 o'clock
Returning, the AUGUSTA will leave Norfolk on
the alternate days, viz: Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays, at sunrise.
Fare to City Point, --..-...-.Slo o.
De. to Capes or Grove Wharf, ..I5 sc
Do. to Norfolk and Portsmouth, .2 Ot
Servants, to any point between Richmond
anu tuc dIoNt, II w
Do. to Norfolk and Portsmouth, ..l SO
Children under l2 years of age, half price,
Meals Observation-Disclosures. SO
Do for servants, Observation-Disclosures. 25
Servants travelling by themselves must be fur.
nished with two passes so tnat one can be retained
at the Office; and it must be expressly stated on the
pass that they are permitted to go by cars and
steamboat. THOS. DODAMEAD,
OcS-dtf SUPERINTENDENT
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EAGLE FOUNDRY.

ISHE subscriber having removed TO the large
Foundry just erected by him, and fitted out
with machipery OF the latest and most approve.
STYLE is, in addition to the manufacture OF Tobac.
co flatening Mills, prepared to receive orders for
stationary Steam Engines Saw and Grist Mills, Ag-
riculsural Machines, Tobacco Presses Of every de
scription and all kinds of iron and brass Castings
de pledges himself TO execute faithfully and with
despatch all work ent usted to him, and respect.
fully solicts cali from his friends and the public
generally. PHILIP RAIN.
Cary, between Pearl aud 9Th streets
The highest cash prices paid for old CASTINGS.
brass and copper. ap 6--dim
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MARINE NE WIS.
PORT OF ICHliON ID.

SAILED,
Steamer Bevidere, Clifford, Baltimore, Ludlam
& Watson.
Steamer City of Richmond, Foster, New York,
A S Lee.
Schr Sharon, Thatcher Boston, mdze, D Cur
RE.
- Schr Ester Burr, Tutte, STAMFORD, coal.
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L>UREk A-Ir0n and Wire Railing m a N.
~ ufact0ry, Main street, between 9Th and 9th

X
~ ufact0ry, Main street, between sth and 9th,
No. 2l6, East side
The subscribers, having built new shop ION the
site of the old one) and made extensive additions
thereto, prepared to furnish Iron railing, Pat
tent Wire Railing, Verandahs, Balconies, Tree COX
es Iron Settees Chairs, &C. of all patterns and fat
ter themselves from their long experience at the bu
siness (having put up not few in and about Rich
mond) that they can furnish Railing at prices to
suit the times, varying from 75c to s. per foot.
ALSO-Vault and Cellar Doors Graiings of all
descriptions, Awning Frames, Iron Bedsteass,
Lightning Rods, of the most approved style; and
all kinds of smith work done in The best manner
and on reasonable terms.
Crates, Tenders, and Summer Fronts for Crates
OF allsty!es and patterns
Having put up superior oven for enamelling
(and no one will deny the superiority of the ire
coloring over all others) we are prepared to supply
Crates IF our own manufacture, equal 10 any made,
and at northern prices. Call elsewhere and exam
inc, then give US call before purchasing.
We are determined to do all work IN the
best manner, and with despatch.
F ]. BARNS g. CO.
Francis j. BARNS,
GEO, s. LowNEs. ep 19-dlm
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Sless E5IET LIVE 10 zETl:

MORE.--TWICE WEEKLY BETWEEN
RICHMOND AND BALTTMORE--Fnre SIS
Only.-The public are hereby informed that the
comfortable and commodious low pressure Steam
er MARYLAND, Capt Charles E. Mitchell, having
been entirely reftred, enlarged, and improved In
every respect, with berths for large number of
passengers, and with state rooms for those who
prefer being retired, Is now on the route between
Richmond and Baltimore. Passengers by this agree
BILE and economical line will leave Richmond by
the morning train, ON Mondays and Wednesdays,
at o'clock A. NJ, and reach Baltimore on the fol
lowing mornings in time to proceed by the New
Castle and Freuchtown Steamboat line, at half past
M with the early train of those days to Phil
adelphia Returning, passengers will leave bat-
more on the afternoons of Tuesday and Thursday.
at 4, p M and connect at the Creek on "wednesday
and Friday succeeding with the train which ar
rives in Richmond at 4, p NJ. of the same days
Fare in either direction, IS, State rooms ana
meals for cabin passengers extra exceptin TIE case
of ladies aud families, who viii have the privilege
of stateroom free of charge) Forward caoin
passengers, dncludng meals and lodging on ooaru1
"a so. p.,.or.
Fare for first class passengers between Baltnol l
and Philadelphia by the New Castle ana r 1en ,1
town line So So For second class do, o. oo 4la.
king the achole fare from Richmond to PhuaaetNee"
for first class passengers by M's dSree""te ''"''
81 SO only. .;.,.o., o,,nlv
at the office Of the Richmond, FREDERICKSBURG q
Potomac Railroad Company.
OFFICE r. e. P. r. r. COMPANY,
Ricbmond March 9th, 1852. J NH b
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RICHMOND STOVE WORKS.

EINh5 "a SN I DER, manUIacturers OF
- the best premium and air tight Cook stoves.
pafior ONCE, and factory heating Stoves: hollow
ware FRONTS, CRATES, and TENDERS. To
the above department. the attention of dealers in
tns CITY and throughout the State is invited IRON
RAiLlNGS for dwellings, balconies verandahs.
parks and tombs, comprising the most desirable pat.
terms OF Gothic, Grecian and fancy styles, viii be
manufactured to order at short notice.
mn 3ll-Jfn
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Il The State of Michigan has prepared a
block of native copper for the Washington
Monument. II weighs 2lOo pounds. Itbears
q design Of the arms of Michigan, with the
motfo-"Her trust is in the Union.n
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N0TICE.--TO THE LADiES.--La.
dies III want of Boots and Shoes OF every
description that be called for and At the lowest
pricescan befurnished hy calling ON the subscriber.
ALEXANDER HILL.
mn 80 No. i27 Main street, Richmond, Va.
NEW MAnIILIAs.--Jusro reneo. !. 1eaul
~ ial lot q black and colored silk Mautillas
White and eplnred Baress Mantillas
Mantlla Shaws and Zefns
:, Lace ManIiiss long and square ShawIs and
fr y, whit aud colored Grape Shawls.
=, iness are entirely new styes and very beautiful
!he e0es ere invited to examine them at % Nam
street, CHRISTIAN Il LATHROP.
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WATER CLOSETS, BATH TUBS, &c.
HAVING added to our present business that OF
Ill HOUSE PLUMBING, and having engaged
workmen recommended by the best establishment
In the city OF Philadelphia we are now prepared 10
put up WATER CLOSETS, BATH TUBS, STA
water, &c, which VIII be done al prices to suit the
times. Persons in want will please give US call.
q. q A. BARGAMlN JR,
mn 2o--ts 2Ol. cor Main and 10Th streets
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billiard SALOON NOW OPEN.-The
Id subscriber having fitted up room at the cor
of Broad and 9th Streets respectfully soicits
renewal of patronage the part OF his old friends
and the public generally. he hopes they will call
and see for themselves.
RULES.
Visitors are respectfully informed that Betting is
positively against the rules of this Room.
Gentlemen are requested to give information
should they see any betting
Those who have contracted the habit of betting
so strong that they cannot play without it. are re.
quested not to play in this room.
ap 2l-1w E. REED
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BLAMING MILL AND BOX MANN,

BLAMING MILL AND BOX MANU.
L FACTORY.-The subscriber having rented the
Planning Mill on the South side of the Dock, lately
occupied by Messrs Thomas J. Glenn e. Co, Is
prepared TO dress lumber of every description viz
Flooring Boards, Tobacco Box DO, Shelving &c,
&c, &c He will also keep constantly on hand To.
bacco Boxes, made of seasoned lumber, and war
liant them to give entire satisfaction; Packing
Boxes of every description made to order with the
greatest dispatch.
ap l5-lm& JOHN A. GLAZERROOK
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A BLACK PiNK.-A Paris letter writer des-
cribing the persons at soiree given by lady
in the fashionable circles, says
"But the curiosity-the phenomenon of the
evening, was negress, who is STYLED in this
capital the Black Malibran. She is from Ha.
vana, and acquired there the reputation of a
musical prodigy. She seems TO be about 25
years old: her complexion the Sambo, FIoren-
line bronze-woolly hair. Her charms were
displayed without stint arms, neck and shout
ders bare : bust and arms beautifully turned,
thick lips, scarlet gums, white teeth, short stat
ure. She played the guitar beautifully and
gracefully, accompanying herselfin the Span.
ash lays-some cumic-which she executed
with signal effect. If had shut nv ewes. /
might have fancied myself in Old virginia.
listening TO good banjo, and the peculiar
mellow tones of the African sex. Her feet
were raised on cushion, and as she struck
VIII not say, unjustly, thrummed-her fine
guitar, with her frame drawn up, some of the
french ladies remarked that they might have
imagined her Chimpanzee, brought from the
harden OF Plants, and dressed for the occa.
sion. Her grimaces excited as lively sensa
uon as her melodies. Her toilette was white
ssnk, WIN two deep aounces Of superb costly
Iacss' teost perhaps five thousand francs, ]
suikingiy eontrasted with the color of her
skin the corsage was cut as low as possible:
no sleeve, literally; on her neck, a rich string
OF pearls, fastened with a clasp of briIliants
EARRINGS and bracelets of gold and diamonds:
quantity OF bright artificial flowers on her
head; white satin slippers, &c."
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RTOULSON'S PATENT PROCESS DA.
I'VE GUERREaN GALLERY, No. Ito Main
street, one door above Mitchell & Tylers Jewel
iery store.-The subscriber having been engaged
Tor some weeks past in fitting up his establishment
will this day open for the reception of visitors My
pictures are pronounced by all who have seen them
TO be taken in the very highest syle OF the art and
superior to any taken in Richmond heretofore.
The ladies and gentlemen of Richmond are respect
fully requested to call and examine specimens
MOULSON
ep 19-ts 10 Main street, Sign of the Gilt Case
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w j. huHAhD, Portrait Painter, over
- TIE store Of valtnti1s, Crensh Nv a. Co., No
w Broad street Exhibition room open from y
o'clock, A. NJ, to r. n. up 9-lm
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DERFUMERY, SOAP, BRUSHES. s.,

DERFUMERY, SOAP, BRUSHES, &c.
Consisting OF French Extracts, French Co
black and white stick do Philocome do, Bears Oil,
Lip 6alve brown Windsor Soap, Military and other
Shaving do. transparent Wash balls; horn, buffalo
and ivory Combs, hair. shaving, tooth and Clothes
Brushes, Shaving Cream, and variety of articles
tor the toilette, &c, too numerous 10 mention for
Gale by w. MAYO DADE, Chemist,
ap 10 Main street. opposite Old Market
RUTrEK.-A few tuDs Of nice fresh, landing
~ this day.
sp22 FRY & MCANDLIsH.
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WRENCH CAPES AND MANTILLAS.
We have in store very handsome assortment
OF French Capes and Manrllas:
Rich white watered Silk Capes
Handsome black do do
Rich blue watered do do
Rich colored do do
Black silk lace Mantillss
Black silk lace Shawls
Also, In store, Vi ry handsome and rich supply
OF white embroidered Grape Shawls; also, colored
embroidered Grape Scarts, which we will sell at
prices to suit, at
CHAS. HARTWELL e. CO.'S
ap22 I07 Rrr ad strest