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EOR CHILDREN.-we have very complete assortment
Il OF cbildfen's hosiery aud gloves
rs for children alt sizes aud numbers
so do and i.lsle gloves for children
2b do silk gloves for children
Win small patterns Of styles OF dress goods foi
pieces styles small checks stripes suitable for
Knowing difficulty procure goods
boy and chdens
wear as we hink must give satislaetlon - ,
Avenue House, of 7th street and Pa. avenue.
Aprl23-dim #
AIDES DRESS GOODS
Ii Is choice dress Silks In solid colors and striped
rs do and patterns Of befege, various styles
100 o berege dc aAes, l2k up
Is do Siik tissues
10 do Zuiamau, pretty
embroidered musns
100 do Elnin Swiss muslins
rs patterns embroidered dc baze, for travelling dressos
!. and pretty
30 embroidered mousseiDe de anc aud
With fun and complete assortment of all kinds OF dress goods
adapted I VERIFY TEBBS, K VERIFY,
Avenue House, OF 9TH street and Pa.
April 23--dlnl
CLOTHS. yestngs, and PAntaIoon MateriaIs-we viii
choice and select
10 pieces black French cloths, various grades
do do /.
20 do patterns vesy choice spring cassimercs
20 DO linen, plain cnecked striped and ccuded
SO do patterns vestngs.
With complete OF all OF genemen's
ung goods suitable and The whole which
YERBY, TEBBs, YERBY,
Avenue House, corner Of 7h street and Pa avenue.
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Letters Patent secured In Is3oPulvermnchers
~ hydroec,c yn.ac chains constructed to be under the
ghent wonderful discovery medicine and cleo
cv Of the day. They relieve without pain shock In
hnnnsodsy such head and tooth
she, rheumatic doloreus and by their mild hui
nhous and body of stand
iussuch rou paralysis oonp liver Diseases
Aedappear They applied with the
dreadful diseases dfch commonly
called conyuton also OF tsehng under dcu'ues aud
disorders Of bowels They precpse metals from their solu
IONS dccompose defect the magnetic needle short show
ducing cects weigh oubces folded
pockc book will
Lis lifetime guarding HIMSELF family and end &c. against
snuber OF diseases aod complaints Ia which mild streaming cleo
he perfectly safe certain aud wonderfully speedy remedy
The price ola complete chain from 81 5 batteries, 0 to
Incredible may facts. person easily
himself beforehand, az their The
has acknowledged IN America by the
Academy Medicine OF New York. chains have been
piled with the medical colleges the city, Bellevue
and Wad's Island hospitals Brooklyn City Hospital Sc In Eu
BY the Academic Naonne d. Medeoin Paris by the Imperial
faculty royal faculty Berlin and other scientific
Institutions Of the highest order nciudrg the principal hospitals in
Europe, as5.
The porsie,o possession testimonials the c
feet s the Institutions In America and Eorcpe well
othe distinguished members
" both hempbees, and invite The public 10 examine them
Pull and for personal
o seienihc menwh copies Of esmoniss md number Of
easescured New York and be obtained
ocr They ~ he forwarded OF Of The
laed st in answer to prepaid inquiries containing three cents
fosttge saai,ss J. STEiNERT,
No 5s6 Broadway corner Prince street York.
Arrnt In Washington, u. d. Gilman, Pennsylvania avenue.
Baitmsre. Charles and VIM Caspa, ~ North Gay street.
fp2s-d3m
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nENTI.EMEN's FURNISHING GOODS.-We would cali
The particular attention OF gentlemen to our large aud choice
furDing linen Shirts ready
and fits guaranteed in all
approved collars ready made and made
We have made such
produce and best ttng
van smallest prices
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VALUABLE NEW TiiREEsTORv FRAME HOUSE, AND
Aucuon.on Monday the 18Th Instant we shall cell IN
front premises O'Clock, handsome ihrersory
frame house m street. between New York avenue and
good and conveniently al
The lot fronts 20 feet,
thirty alley IL has large cisisrn
the yard.
one-hd cash balance In sir, twelve and eighteen
purchaser of the deferred payments,
bearing deed given and deed OF trust taken All
voyance Of the psrchaser. -
Msys sd Auctoneer,
Anew hooks a Taylor a. Msriryis Booksfore, near
N Ninth souihworths book Old Noghbofbood
and New Settlements
Uareys Trade Domestic and Foreign why Exists and
bow be Ertinru,sbed.
Rufin Calcareous Manurcs-hfth edition.
May ~
ADDirIONAL supplies of Gents Furnishing Go0ds
"A Work with another fresh supply,
varied, ard complete, and deci
bad TO offer 70 my ends and
the public.
Good articles, moderate pces and fair dealing may NJ m umes
be relied on by calling al :, .,,,.
Uat Can and Gentcmeufs Furnishing Establishment,
May s-anw3stf fennsflvania sNeA"c, near - s"eet
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GRAPE shayyls, yistes MantiiIas, and Parasoi..-We
call attention 10 large and varied sock
oT The above gnots nov in stosc-@
l2o Grape shawis, varying in price from s, To $50
rs York and Pafir-nsde mantilas from - TO $50
900 para.os various styles and prices
$500 shaw cashmere merno sk bercge, all styles from 70
cent
complete Of all kinds of foreign and domes
dry goods, prices that cannot fail 20 please
YERBY, TEBBs, YERBY.
Avenue Hoist, colnef OF street and Pa. avenue,
April 93-dlm Miss Dernott's new building
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GrATlONARY stearu Engine for saie.-An engine iu
good order with hoe shanT, and all necessary arture for
sale accommodating Nalors building
1vnna and i3x Aso good standing press
bic for book binding, other work requiring
a. BOYD HAMILTON.
10 Mr. Hamiton's absence apply
Ap 9l-diw rLhTT & STEWART, 18Th s,roct
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nON'T BE HUMBUGaED.--Itis is wei known that no u,er
chant afford and clerk
We and new and
good
ing sell cos" Purchaser viii please call and
themselves
Ap l5-dlwif HALL BRoTBER.
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IL REFRIGF,HATOHS-Th Subscriber has received Al
~ other upy those universal
hced BY e. Fsr-om OF Phiadepoa AMI which received
diploma from the Metropolitan Mechancs' institute OF this city.
" conceded by who have examined used this reg
sor be decidedly article
mat each article food entirely
WIN facility BY OF construauon Of cold
n eonsni circulation around each vessel, and within zach
mnl ~hc BY simple veplsng con,rvance the complete pu
wy Wme whole apparatus H. insured.
AZ anuiscurers' prices, with the privilege OF being
o'" uey DO not prove in every satisfactory, by
40, :, c. w. BOTELER,
nPN-u Iron iIsl.
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poNyE1'Sf Bonn~tsf Bonoefs f-Just received
ID importers dernbi. Blonde Lace
Wing bonne fashion fpis aud broadway New
T HALL h BROTHER.
Apif-3tiwif
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SpEttaL AUCTION NOrICE-Hepaovslt Uen,oyrtf
- Removstl-E NJ sTRhTTON, general aucnone,r, re-
Ninth
spacious street
doors above the old stand where be viii be happy
friends from and snst t,s date
sciies the display all
goods he prepared receive the
advances assignments.
Bsac. o personal property at
tended person tho reasonable tcrm-,
pl4-dlw
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American bsnTngs the Metropolitan hanging and
th ieh
finished borde
shades o great of
Upholstery notes, Rem>m
ber PLANT's directly hack Of Iron Hail.
Ap g.
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~ N1iGhEN's wEAR-Jost received a very large and
and French S'Ssi st'en, ''o''' s'"' '"''
,. r.sn and sney Engish and French ea,.,mere-
'''noh "iihhest so"s e""''V
f'sn and inquired silk, cashmere. Ms,.ein..
Ana very r,ch and vosin.s - -a..n.
reEehei WIN complete supply neck ss crsva,. pocket
hnndkerch~fs, tnik and inenl gloves. ho.ev - -
respectfully invite the attention Of gentlemen = W "'s w
hp21--iw Ioor p,o -
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News Boys we.r.-we store an extensive a..
WI fancy colorp casmres and
yestucs OF the styles. Also goods boys
aa--
Linen drilling, linen check coitonades
Blue, black, brown, and green cloths
Croton cloths, drap d'efe
White and colorea mseles, plaid and striped jeans
Farmers drilling, sc. TO he ssid
April i7-Jn CLAGETr, NEWTON, MAY, h co.
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INTEREST Men or Tnsts.-s, J. STEER, draper
above Odd Fellows Hail. received
addition rpng goods and his
the public TO call and them.
For variety elegance and cbeapne we hns our stock
cannot be surpassed.
sh stocks, cuvsu gloves, hosiery &C. always hand in
variety.
Ap1A-coJwif
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DOMESTIC AND STAPLE GOoDs.-we have in
IL suitable for
families hotel keepers steamboats,, SC
500 pieces bleachcd and broad cottons, best makes
best blcached sbeetiDgs all widths
do prints, fast colors
lawns, all prices
de laines
Is do beachea table damask
10 90 brown do do
80 bundles brown table eoths, various sizes
SO dozen napkins
rs pieces slirting linen, all grades and best makes
towolng, all grades
nannes
200 dozen siockngs various grades
$50 do half hose, all sizes and grades
goods wishing purchase
famine themselves, We always glad
10 show our goods, as know they cheap.
YERBY, TEBbS, h VERIFY
Avenue House, corner Of 9Th street and Pa. avenue,
April 23-dlm
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NEW Furnishing Occds just rcceived.-ocnfemen In
~ want linen snd ccttor do do
ava scsr. and gloves of s kinds .it and
please st rANEr
a. sshonsbe Hat Csp and Genlcm.ns Furnishing Store,
hpW-As~s~n Psnn. avenue, between ~ and sh
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DOR RJSyTThs snA oi occupied by Professor
chas O. jewc viii DO 9Th OF April They
desirable from Its
suson being all the departments ard public buildings In
qnire OF q. " BfRNE,
Corner OF 10Th and Pennsylvania avenue.
o3-wsFu
THE ATLANTIC Railing Works Msnufscture fho
l. COMPOSITE IRON kAILING,n uneqaailsd IN beanty,
cheepncss ornseR,ed iron melted
and OF ifoa, making ehor light
graceful like
WIRE RAILING,
heavy and ,o like on Each panel being thus made
solid having Of
ssei there rusting The Designs viii
address, postage free.
Prices from 80 IS lnea foot Rans for
Tic private grounds cemeteries, verandas balconies &c. &c.
for sale by GEORGE FOSTER, Agent,
s9s Broadwny, New York.
~ &c Faud his agents the only persons
sell this newly patented railing for this Atlantc
Ap l6-dsm lintel
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NOTiGE--i hereby notice a whom il ,o.. -. :, :.
mfend applying TO ,he General Land the p ,.
m scrip TO The OF assignment 20 James por. VI
warrant No 45b7 dated November I7n and ssned -
Daring ensign the Virginia during the
war, for 3lut the original which IN.
snd duplicate thereof ned FOR 2ssf sce. in wh,sh
~ Interest IN virture Of the aforesaid assignment James
Points, deceased. 's
ELIZA n. POINTS
Ap a-law3m -7 0''
F,N'sHhp ROOMS FOR REyTa-A psrlor and cham.
.h furnished, In central location In private family
''' "efe are no children. Inquire
n.x,s,. e t- E, N, srRATToN, Auc,ioueer
w Fenn. avenue, between 9th and 10Th streets.
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MOTHER ARRIvAL.-we-have this day opened large lot
II Paris mantas received by last steamer We would cal
paculaf following styles, which new, beautiful
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IS dozen brown cotton half-hose
IS beached do do
30 linen do
10 do silk do
do suitable for
with low shoes
200 do various st, les summer gloves
10 do black silk cravats
10 fancy do dc
so do linen and lawn cravats
20 do various styles silk neck-ues
do silk and satin stocks
silk black and In colors
10 do msrno drawers
10 do do UNDER
10 do do Shaker shirts, very nice article
do silk uuder-shrts
white cotton drawers nice aud cheap
shirts suitable for aud nshng clubs
styles pocket handkerches silk and iisn
article pertaining gcntemens fur
nshipg goods, a prices that fail 10 please.
we'll selected stock Of all kinds Of dry goods
sell the lowest
prices cash YERBY, TEBBS, 4 VERIFY
avenue House, Of nh "a. avenue,
April 23-dn Miss Dermoit's new building,
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard., 1853-04-27
TIE MARKETS.

New YoRK, April %. The stock market to day
closed frm but the transactions not large. The
money market continues easy. Exchange on Lon
don. 81 % prem.
Sale of U. ). 6's of 1867, 1I94 Canton, 80 323;
Erie, COG Nicaragua, 32& Morris CANAL 234 Erie
converlibes. 80; Harlem, 683; Norwich and Wor-
ceser, no sales; Stonington, 598 Cumberland coal,
524 Carey improvement, Is.
The flour market is dull-saIes of $500 barrels at
81 Al to 81 SO for State, and S5 55 I23 for south
ern brands. Rye flour and corn meal unchanged.
Grain quiet Nothing of moment doing in whea
Small sales of white at 1873 l25 cents; red, lis
cents. Sales of ZOO bushels corn at 62 63 to &c
cents for whie,- mixed and yellow. Oats, 40 IA so
cents. Rye, SO 80 cents. Provisions quiet; no
change in prices. Groceries quiet sales of Rio cof
fee at 81 81 cents. Cotton is heavy sales small
prices favoring buyers. Whiskey, 22a % cents
FAYETTEvLLE, April %. But little change in the
market the past week. Cotton is still improving,
and sales have beer made as high log cts. Flour
is in better demand, and sells at $4,65 and Sd TO-
business gcod. CGroLinian.
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard., 1853-04-27
Navy DEPARTMENT.
April 20, 1853.
GENE RAJ !
amman
S. COOPER,
Adiuiant General,

With deep sorrow, the President announces TO the
officers of the navy and marine corps the death of
WILLIAM RUFUS KING, Vice President of the Uni
ted States. who died the evening of Monday, the
18th instant, at his residence in Alabama.
Called into the service Of his country at period of
life when but few prepared enter upon its re-
alities, his long er of public usefulness at home
and abroad. has always been honored by the public
confidence, aud closed in The second office with
in the gift of the people.
From sympathy with his relatives and the Ameri-
people for their loss, and from respect for his dis
ngushed public services, the President directs that
appropriate honors be paid his memory at each of
The navy yards and naval stations, and board all
the public vessels in commission, the day after
this order is received, by firing dawn of day thir
teen guns at II O'Clock, M, seventeen mnue-guns,
and at the close Of the day the national salute; by
carrying their flags hafmast one day. and by the Off
GERS wearing Grape the left Tor three months.
J. g. DOBBIN,
Secretary of The Navy.
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard., 1853-04-27
MR.. EDWARDS ADDRESS.

Our thanks are due to the Hon. w. n. Ed
wards, of Warren, for copy Of his Address {" to
his constituents, the Freemen of Warren County
This Address is in the nature of a defence by
Mr.. Edwards of his course in relation to Free Suf
frage. We have read it with attention, and regret
to have to say we find it entirely unsatisfactory.
1t is ingenously written, however, and bears evil
dence in its style and grasp Of the authors well
known ability. We expect to examine and reply
to it in detail, and we shall do in spirit of fair
ness.
By the way, it is addressed to the "Jree'mem of
Warren County" Mr.. Edwards must have meant
to say, freeholders. In this State, man who is
not a tfieeAozder-that is, who does not own fifty
acres of land-tinds when he asks to be allowed
to vote in the Senatorial box, that far that
branch of the Assembly is concerned, he is not
fireman. There is some little difference, therefore,
between freeholder and a non-freeholder.
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard., 1853-04-27
MR.. JOHN KERR.


The Greensborough Patriot is authorized to an
nounce John Kerr, of CaswelI, candidate 70
Congress in the fifth District, composed of til,
counties of Person, Caswell, Alamance, Chatham
! Randolph, Guilford, Moore and Montgomery. The
Patriot says it is understood that Mr. Morehead
declines canvass.
We regret this determination on the part of Mr.
Kerr, because we hoped he might be induced by
his " numerous friends " to stand again for Cover
nor. We should like to get just one more clip al
him. We entertain no ill feeling towards him
we would not, if we could pluck a single hair from
his venerable head but then we strengthened our
political acquaintance with him under such pleas
ant circumstances during the late campaign, that
we are reluctant to give him up.
The difference between John Kerr's and Henry
W. Miller's treatment by the "great Wing party -
is about this Mr.. Kerr has been favored and fiat
tered, and opportunities have been afforded him
for going up in the world political, but somehow
or other, luck has been against him; whereas Mr..
Miller, who has worked for his party for years
with both tongue and pen, has been neglected,
walked over, Rayaerized, and then, when. disposed
to complain, commanded by some of the Whg
rress to hold his peace.
But this is not the only difference: Mr.. Miller
is, by any number of Degrees taller man intel
lectually than Mr.. Kerr, and this fact makes the
injustice referred to the more palpable.
The Patriot makes the following strong demon
stration IN Mr. Kerr's favor:
While erpress no preference, public journal
ists if there other gooS whg asprants in the Dis
trlc may state the fact familiar to all, that
man has stood by his colors more devotedly or done
more active service for his party than Mr.. Kerr. We
think probable that his political friends in the Dis
trct will take this OCCASION for once to express ec-
tiUely their grateful feelings towards him.
The Patriot expresses preference, but deals
only in cold I" probabilities
We think it "probable that the Hon. James
Turner Morehead will become seriously disgruntled
at this condition of things. The Patriot will ex
cuse us for using Virginia -disgr~,stled-
1t may be possible, but cannot be "probable" that
that interesting young gentleman has waxed tired
of Congressional display; and we " draw this
from the fact that he made no farewell
speech at the close Of the last Congress. This
therefore, constitutes another reason why regret
Mr.. Kerr's determination to be a candidate. Our
regrets are doubled-we shall lose both Kerr and
Morehead-Kerr here and Morehead there; and
what is affecting, Congress has lost the fare
we'll speech.
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard., 1853-04-27

AS it is with some matter of conjecture as to the
succession, in consequence of the death of the Vice
President we remark no provision is made, as none
is necessary, in such an event. The duties of the
Vice President limited presiding over the de-
his death, the President pro tenn. of that body, who
s elected by the Senators, takes his place. Mr. Atch-
ison of Missouri is President pro tenn, but does
not assume the title of the Vice President. In case
OF the death of both the President and Vice Pres-
dent of the United States the President of the Sen
ate would become President of the United States
until an election could be he'd according the pro-
visions of the act OF Congress of March 3, 1899.
Richmond Enquirer.
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard., 1853-04-27
MINISTER TO CENTRAL AMERICA.

MINISTER IL zen IhAL AMEIGLCA.
The President has appointed the Hon. Solon
Borland, of Askansas, to be envoy extraordinary
and minister plenpotentiary Of the United States
to Central America. We concur with the Wash
ington Union that " the qualities Of industry, en-
ergy, intelligence and devotion to the public SER
vice, which Mr.. Borland has so conspicuously
manifested, both in the army and the Senate, give
assurance that the delicate interests intrusted to
his charge in his new and responsible position will
be guarded and maintained with fidelity and
ability"
Central An1cricn consists Of the States of San
Salvador, Honduras, and Nicaragua. 1t occupies
nearly all the narrow tract of country between the
northern and southern divisions Of the western
tinent. It was formerly colony Of Spain, and
known as the "Captain-G Generally Of Guatilnala.'
Mr.. Borland's mission is a highly important one.
1t will be his duty under the instructions Of his
government, to meet the pretensions of Great Bri-
tain in Nicaragua, and to keep watchful eye upon
the insidious encroachments of that power on Anne
rican soil We have doubt he will prove him
self fully equal to the responsibilities devolved
upon him.
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard., 1853-04-27
mAR R TBD,

At Christ Church, in this city, Monday last,
bv the Rev DR.. Mason, Edward Graham Hay " ocd L.,
Esq. and Miss Margaret, fourth daughter of the late
Hon. Louis D. Henry.
AT the Methodist Church, in Fayetteville, on the
18th inst, by the Rev. 5. NJ. Frost. Mr.. Mathew J.
Ramsey of Pisboro' to Miss Margaret Montgomery,
daughter of Col Thos. Waddill.
In Goldsboro' the 18th inst at the residence of
Geo. v. Strong, Esq. Mr.. Algernon s. Mosely, of
Florida, to Miss Kate NJ. Strong.
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard., 1853-04-27

The IRISH EXODUS. letter received in New
York, dated Parsontown, Ireland, March 2G, says:
" All Ireland is in motion. | left Dublin for this
place eighteen days ago. On my route l met the
people In gangs of 40 10 so, in all directions wend-
Ing their way to the to emigra,e for America.
The emigration is terrible. II it continues few
years longer al this raie Old Ireland will be depop-
uated. Our best farmers and mechanics, servants
and cideVant soldiers, and policemen out of employ,
have all taken the emigration feYer and are prepar-
Ing to emIgrate. Our wonder here is, how you end
employ for all these peope.''
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard., 1853-04-27
Central RaIEuay,

T{HE undersigned will receive proposals for grading
and building the drains 81 and 35, LIST Div
N. G. r. R., till the 7th Of May Profile of the
and any information desired will be furnished by
Jcre Nixon, to whom proposals be handed in his
absence TO Mr. Dickson, the Engineer.
JOHN g. MCRAE sc Co.
April 25, 1858. 46--2w.
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard., 1853-04-27
5000 REWARD.
A PROCLAMATION.
April 80, 1853.

By His ErcelEency, DAVID S. REID, Governor
Of the State Of North Carolina.
WHEREAS it has been represented to me that one
w Ransom PoPE, late of the County of Chatham,
charged with the murder of Paris Pearce in
said County, and that the said Pope has fedf from justice
and probably escaped beyond the limits of this State
Now, therefore, to the end that the said Pope may
be arrested ard brought to trial for said offence, do
hereby issue this my Proclamation, offering reward OF
hundred dollars for his apprehension and delivery
to the Sheriff of Chatham County.
DESCRIPTION.
Ransom Pope is described TO he about thirty-fve
years age weighs about $780, and presents athletic
appearance has light red hair fair complexion, and grey
eyes, is slew spoken and about five feet ten inches high.
y &&2e& Given under my hand and attestcd with
SSEALe3o the Great Seal of the State of North Caro-
Is lima, at the City of Raleigh, this 23rd day
of April, A. D., 1883.
DAVID S. REID.
By the Governor.
SAMUEL F. ADAMS, jr., Private Secretary.
April 25th, 1883. 969-w5w.
u Fayetteville Carolinian will give fourweekly in
sertions.
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard., 1853-04-27
HARDWARE, CUTLERY &c.
DIRECT IMP TATIONS
II. p TABB & Co.

HEAD OF MARKET SQUARE,
NoRFoLK, VA.
"AVE received per ships Currituck, Star of the
lii West and Csnqueror, their Spring importations,
comprising a full assortment of
EIwen' Wedding, Killing and Grubbing Hoes,
Best S Spades, Trace, Halter and Backhand Chains,
Long and short handle Fry Pans,
Table and small Cutlery, "a great variety.
To which they invite the attention of purchasers,
pledging themselves furnish every article as low as it
can be purchased in the Northern cities.
April, %, 1853. 46-w3w.