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RBcnr1s or PRODUCE AT TIDE WATER.

There continues to be weekly decrease in the receipts
of -four and and steady increase In wheat and bar
ley The per cent increase in oats beef butter Bacon
and wool, is very great
The annexed statement exhibits the quantity and value
Of foreign dry goods entered at this port for consump
ton and for wArehousing also, the Withdrawals from
warehouse during the week ending and including Thurs
day June o. 1852
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Dec l07,ols Inc. Ca 100 Dc. 1872 5o4 mo 7o1ol
The receipts At tdewater of the principal articles of
produce fro the opening Of the canals to and including
the It'll inst, have been follows
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sALRs AT AUCTION.

4 UCTIoN CARD AND NOTICE.-R. W. FROST Hkv.
ing leased the old established aaerooms No Ii Spruce
all s branches and having ample means TO make advances
On Of merchandise will use every exertisn
to ave satisfaction. Sales promptly MI Ihomas BELL the
we'll known ctiop win still continue - salesman
UcTIoN sALR-oN SATURDAY. nth INFANT.
large assortment u and second hand household far
nurs sofas bureaus marble top and dining tables desks
a.sy FmoMHs SPINE
A UcTIoN NOTICE MONDAY. AT los O'CLOCK,
itree First sale the arrangement comprising
choice furniture looking glasses carpeny paintings and
dry goods other articles groceries wines
outdoor tales promptly attended to- Cash advances made
on the most liberal terms. THOs BELL, Auctionesr.
ELTGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE-WILLIAN
u IRVING CO. will sell at auction on Monday, June
49, at 10Y O'clock at the residence of William Niso Esq
ture the propsrty OF William Nibio, Esq viz parlor
furniturs-roya Wilton carpets elegant pier mante
niture in ss brooaele SOFAS dvans
chairs autse and parlor chairs elegant carved oak
DOORS elegant prlor suit in blue gold
bccaee made to order in Paris consisting of sofas tete
aets avsns arm shars parlS os.r. and reception Do
o
ul bronze ormulu and marble clock with ormnlu
figure match bronze hpres hunsmen Chsvalie
celsn china Parian figures PariAn vases elegant
music box playing six airs &C. bach walnut gothic library
chairs chairs and lounges in silk plush reading chairs
birds vases carcel lamps Co. carved oak and black wal
nut dining furniture carved rosewood and mahogany
kitchen furniture. Wnes-Hs we'll known private stock
OF wines Naderas ports cherries hooks carets bnrgua-
baskets very RsA s..s and sussrios
champagne.
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Dec. AZ 800 Inc 10 9os Dc 23o, 1928 Inc 1000
The aggregate Of the receipts Of the above articles
. for the wears 1853 and 1852 hav We boen.-
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Prirts are still eagerly taken ut current prices Stripes
noderatey active ard steady Ticks apoare nty
unst.red being in compa a,ivsly light tupp, sud go,d
demand The following il comparative statement Of tbs
hfments OF cotton goods hence between January aud
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r n, DLEEcKER. ucroNEER-PERrurro

Tx,
sslo OF valuable property BERGEN Heights, orps
oiately CONT ueus to the Jersey City rcservoirr
Checker Co will cell at auction, Wednesday, Juns Is
at ~ oolook Mt the Merchants Exchange Ne Pork
hundred and fifty lots Of grouas beautifully situated
tie Five Corners within two miles of Jersey city ~
omnibus route DDd within minutes ride railroad
sid 200 yards FROM the depot Of toe Paterson RairosS
lie ground nrduGting aud extensive
Newark TIE Hacke bsack River Borson and Wech, win
Heights. aud the adjoining country, 30. tbs soil vs. rich
fertile and the natural drainage perfect that
cellars " made almost any lot Tho reservoir viii
furnish abundant supply Of excellent water TO tho enre
property pGr cent Of the purchase money
rem ain lond and mortgage at six een TO- three
Every lot put will he positively sold to the nigh
est bidder FOR Photographic and other info lton
anrly the Office OF the auetoneer u Wall street. corner
G
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w II. JONES, aUcTIoNEER.--J0NEs & HENRY
w will poi Mt tncir sales room. 10 Sprscs street. this
day at 10 o'clock splendid damrsk window cnrtans
Of former purchaser, % lounges aad aun beds
nal ognny cha sofas dirns tables vases beiste4ds bu
rosus lair moss mntte feather beds kitchen
pitnrc, &c, &c.
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r IOR1ARTY, AUCTI0NEER WILL SELL THIS
e dsy, At l01a o'clock at l73 Chatham general
rim. mt 0f and copd hand frnitu for
sale; warrior other goods too numerous mention. Also
straw lat sing machine, and line Of glasses cooks
carpets, matt resses dc.
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nAELrY WRIGHT WILL SELL AT AUCTION on
~ saturday: June H. ~ 70 o'csck A ", at the sales.
No. s43 Fulton street brooklyn household and
kitchen furntnve crockery IS 900 Imported
shelving, counter cheat Of carpenters toos Also u
O'clock in front ef salesroom brick butch-
er'r do. spring cart lumber wagon bugsos harness. &C.
nARLFY& WRIGHT, AUCTION EERs WILL FELL ON
~ Tuesday june a. at 10 o'clock A. At tho late resi-
dsrcc OF Major James Davis deceased (the we'll known
horsr alcr on Crow Ill., quarter OF mile south OF
FIST ollrate the Jamaica psnk road Bedford supe
ror hay stallion sired y st Lawrence superior
pacing pony several bores Of different and speed
rnses ugGes harnett furnitoro pou posts
rails lumber de- by order OF Jesse G. Smith Esq
eate Kings county. =
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DRAFTS ON IRELAND AND ENGLAND, IN ScNs
from 81 and se.sIds payable at sight are ssnes y
south street sole passenger for ths swallow Tail
Of Liverpool and London Psskot ssips.
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CITY TRADE REPORT.


AsnRs Of 800 bbls effected at 81 rs for
pots. and SIS % for pearls, per 100 lbs.
BREADsTUFps,-Flour did not vary much The days
sale reached IL coo bbs SouA at So 81 x SO 93a<;
psrfne No at 81 81 12S; ordinary to choice state
at 81 43I 81 6SA mixed to fancy Western at - Sl
a 81 IS; and common to god Ohio at 81 so 81 IS:
with other kinds ut proportionate prices. There
20tO bbs superfne Canadian in bond procured 1T 81
81 81 37a per Dbl Southern eviocsd greater vgor.
The sales included l 800 bbs. at 81 Sln 06k for
mixed 10 good IS 12H So so FOR fAvori,e and IS so
81 fsnsy per DBL Rye -four and meal mac
tive. Wheat on the advance. The sales consisted
OF 500 bushels choice Michigan and 400 State White
at 81 % and 270s Canadian, in bond, at 81 IA. Rye
dull and heavy At 03c 90 per bushel State aud
Canadian obtainabls at 45c 47c per bu.hel
Corn the decline. The sales amounted to AZ 600
bushels At size 6oc for damaged; 60nc. 62ao for
mixed Southern; &C. g.. for DO Western; and 600 q
Go for yellow Southern, per busheL.
CANDLES Sales Of 1900 boxes plain and patent sperm
wore reported 1T SOC q 4ec per h.
CorTRE-The transactions embraced $50 packages Para
at II &c. 40 and $50 bags Rio at 97sc 91c per
h.
Co1ToN. The sales to day 900 bales without
change in prices. We quote firm market ct the follow
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Total value put on the market, week
enolng june w.. S46s,oo7 VI 2l2 42O
The dry goods trade exhibits very novel features,
Sprir purchases have been nearly consumm sted and
whatever heavy transactions occurring have =
intimate connection with the autumn than with the by
gone season. The prevalent demand emauates solely
from parties Wishing to preserve their varieties
early supplies of articles apt to the fall traffic
Hence ts lack of brikness which Is quite evident
and not likely to be extpeusEed during the current
month The irfuences Of this contracted inquiry is by
pernicious coun eracted 1t is sxtraor
binary ghLess of the stcks hard and the inds yo
ton of factors to sell any desirable productions below the
utmost prices OF the spring The Expectations are still
propeDsi les Of merchants shsu have been subdue
will be sufficiently extensive to permit Of early
sumption Of business. This is apt to commence
der very favorable auspices and by the of
judgment and caution, may be carried to its
termination in the most satisfactory manner.
We hope that eash individual operator will end ,avor
to perpetuate the prosperity which has attended tbs
trade curing the past seasoD that the future
ge.s OF the traffic here may be equally profitable and
ctdahe. Brown shestibgs and sbirtinzs Ia mode
rate supply and Request nj foIm quota Beach.d
goods .Te becoming abundant and in fair de-
msn6 at steady prices Cotton fan ael. are snariuyly
dealt in at full rates Denms not freely rendered
much eeded but remain very firm. Drills are &C
lively sought after especially by shippers aud they
and not likely to be pentier for he
old prices easily procured. Gipgoams contimne
sell freely and we'll La wps still Ia fair request and
firm. We have heard Il essential alter alton ia
s,fly held at old rates. Printing cloths Ia very
brI,k demand at imp prices thu,.-
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The rscspts 81 HAswster Of aosr WHEAT sad bar
ley the first week Of Juns. n 1858 and lSsa have
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1EoNEy ALL THOsz IN WANT OF NoNBY IN
u large nall sums will lie aecompodat Tho
reasonable terms ard with striet confidence Mt 4s
street LIBERAL advances made wstches, diasond.l
ali kinds Of property O6ios hours from A. M TO 5P
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TTNTON RANK or LOND0N.-DRs or rur
u baDk ALEC tho Royal Bank Of Ireland and
National Bank Of Scotland, for tsle BY -
LIVINGSTON. WELLS 4 co. II Rroas cav
Thess drets be obtained hy NJ any Of ~
ofhccs ., tht hme,icsn kSpr.m Company PGIcn y-rSi
Co., aud HarDdep a Co's Philedelplds Exprsss
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ONLY sT0-ANY OSB HAVING THE ABOVE sUYl
~ in ready money aud DESTROYS Of doing sso and pro
ttshe business sje rocave ipfo
tim to that eject by calling Acssrs. Bo0TdBY MI
kI(ELh, No .JI Broadway.
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single hedseads mattresses beds ans bedding cutlery,
HENRY II. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER.-itaNRY II
Ii Leeds Co. will ell at auction saturday June H.
at 10Y o'clock, at tie sslesroom, No. Wall street
Great sale Of Er gisA tooksA most aud elegant
collection of English books OF the h. authors
dtion, comprising orks Of history rav-is biography
With valuable and extensive off
hooks OF rawlings ac Tho lar that has
leen CfeIec for q lors time at single sale.
Also about 2e.t00 pieces Of music comprising polkas
waltzs fantasas ballads &C. Ali to be sold without
Also about roo choice dahliss neatly packed in baskets
from tho establishment of Mr.. Thomas Dunlsp.
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IRVING BUILDING AND MUTUAL LOAN ASSoCIA.
ton IN office Is hereby given to all members who
months 10 that unless tie amount duo
paid at the eHc. "a Grand street the
hels by them rssp' etiys'y will DO dsclared forcd in
cordanos with the articles of association, article To-
act Of the Legislature section BY order of the
CHAkl.Es X. TAYLOR Presidoni
J. B. WkEDEN, Vies Presidents.
r. Gowns Secretary.
New York, May IA 1853.
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DIvDRND-ClTIZENs' FIRE INSURANCE. COM.
~ psny June lS53A dividend of ten has bscu
declared this day, payable demand ~ the oaor No 81
Wall street. J. NJ. MCLEAN, SECRETARY,
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DJLFAsT BANKING COMPANY, IRELAND =
ID Drafts on this bank are issued by payable a. ht
in from 81 upwards Also tho Union Bank Of Lou
don, ard National Bank OF Scotland TAYLOR BRO
TIERS, No. rs w all street, corner of Pearl.
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A LADY OF REsPEcTABILITY WISHES TO OBJ
"A tain tsrusc six hundred dollars for which che
to give secnrty and interest Honorable parties disposed
to ebEe her address, Ambition Hudson street Pest
Office Sd Hudson street.
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I groceries, hardware pianos, boots stat,oe,
orally In sums 70 suit Apply to WOOD n ID suItar
street secon nd floor Once hours from A. ~ 10 P Nj
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c7OH On0 TO LOAN-AT SEVEN PER CENT on
&ICO.UUU bond ard mortgage on improved or unim-
proved property in this city in to salt anpcants
Also GqcuG0 Ioen per cent, improved produc
lai ge or small sums. Apply to
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IT n. Rush AUCTJONEER;1THIs DAY AT Io%
cond hand furniture removed for convenience SALE and
worthy the after on Of dealers and others oonsisF
marble top md pl sin bureaus chairs tables double ard
single bedtead mattresses beds ans bedding cutlery
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&s'essg Bargains.
.TAME:a AA Ew AEv

TANHE:a STEWART
II Sjuat received the largest and most beautiful
L L stock OF & and 50 MINER DRY GOODS
eher brought 10 CadlZ, which have been selected
with great care from the recent importations IL
Philadelphia, and will be sold for cash or good pro.
duce al very small advance above Eastern COST
Purchasers are respectfully solicited to give them
an early call, and good bargain as the STOCK
consists OF general assortment Of the following ar
iCies
French Merno and Thibet Cloths;
Coburgs, Pharmacies, and Persian twills;
High colored de LANES, cashmere and Gala plads
Mohalr and silk lnstres, alpacas, all colors;
BOmbaznes and Persian cloths do do
High lustre plain black silks, all widths;
Brocades, satin plads and walered silks;
Black and Chameleon silks and Turk salins;
China Silks and Popiins, plain and figured;
French and American Glnghams, all prices
English and American chintZes and calicOes;
Needle worked cult collars, chimlzettes and capes
Embroidered, plain and hem-stilched linen cam
brio hdkis;
Silk pocket hdl'fs, cravats and neck ties;
Gloves, mltts, hosiery and suspenders;
Iickings, checks, beached and brown musIins,
Irish Linen table cloths and danasks;
Blrd.cye and Russia Diapers very cheap;
High coiored dress and sack tlannels, plain and
figured;
Clotns, Cassimeres, Satnetts, Kentucky Jeans
and Vestings;
Bonncts and Bonnet Ribbons at bargains;
Spring and Summer Shawls, general assortment.
Crash and towels at ~ per cent below regular
prices;
Red, white and yellow hannels, very cheap
Also a general assortment OF Queensware, Groce
ries, DC. Bring on your trade.
Cadiz, Ohio, April 20, 1858
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I'itOsPECTUs FOR Is5A.
The Saturday Evening Post.

UNEIyALED ARRAY or TALENT.
THE RrapTlstofs ii the Posi-, IN again coming be
iOIe the pAOic, would IrIuIn lhLnAs ior the g0nef-
O4s PaIshHss winch has placed them lar IN ad-
vance vi every Utner Literary Weekly IN America
.ld, IN Uaiy sJitauIe return Ior such iree ana
..ttty sup.oIt, tGeif arrangements ior 1874 have
ys,.. ....s Nl-ua uesiue "a nOcTality probably un-
sqayvu IA uss lI.stoly VI American newspapei inter-
aIule. ncy ueSy engaged as contributors lof Ihe
v.tsuIug yS4r Olv".is brilliant array oi talent
Mis-. cSu.uworth-EnersOn Bennett-Mrs. Den
is5n-GTave GsIeon~UOd and tanny FERN. In INC
iITst paper u January ntzl, we design ccinenclhs
UfI. mai NOyeeI, willtvn expressly i0r oar CO.
Iuulls, euutieu us DTIue VI llG VI hleTness. Dy
EIiiclsUn Delnsit AuIL0r oI ~ iSla, Lara hof1-
IanG, e" he forged hIL;" etc.
his AoSe,et, ~ the popuiar aulhof os C!aEa
Moreiunu,' ,'' Nc design iUiOwIns by unolIer called
the SteI-IIoIIJf. By Mis-. Mary a, Denisoh, Auth
I Or o. "IivIte Pictures, "GvTtTude Russel,' etc.
hshaye a.su BIC promise VI Il number Ci sketch
| es uy GCdce GREENWOOD, whose Brilliant ana VERSA
/ ule pen viii De almost exclusively employed upon
Iiie Ust aIid AeT Uwn "LIttIr fIl.ilil.'
| Aits. SOuthNUrlH-wiiOse fascinating "Oiks are
now Dein. rapiuly repaolishsd iii Lhsiah -a'o "ll
Inulululii ntr uu ana pleasant CoHAeCuOh Win lhI
EOst ne nCXt story .rJm heT Sl!Ied pen Wa" DC S-
! tltied, MInaIn, Ne -ANInser o. llc ~'al VOW
/ ny LiIll.a u. Il. n. o9u'l"oitA, AulioI oil he
/ SGISG Vi Clifton, " ! lls LOSl AlSASsSi bAc DS-
/ serted " lis e.e.
and lssi-nuL leasI-we are authorized 10 an
nouuce u serIvs OF alIcIes from one who has Iapld
~ .IsoA veEy ihgh IN popular favor. IAey wll "
UntIuGd HUW suTics Vi sAeICnes, by lahhy ftIh
/ Aulno: At ''ECrn Leaves etc.
Neexpeci ~ be able 10 commence the Shetche;
! by anny FUrn-us well US the ser .'s
iofuenwool-IA the eaIly numbers OF the
year.
raj Anlclus le Nems :, LoHgressl0nal itepo.ts, liz
markets, 1 &c aiss siaLl be esulaIly gNe..
| IL C4Il4.lE IUSl - y e. Ic postage Oh ta'
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siEG s E9!!
Youth and Manhood.

Il Vigorous Life, or Premature DeatA.
KINEELN ON SELL lPREsERvATIoN--ONLY % CENTS
This Book just published is filled with useful in.
formation, Oh the inirmiues and diseases OF the
Generatiye Organs 1t addresses ilself alike to
Youth, Manhood and Old aye, and should be read
by ali.
The valuable advice and impressive warning it
gives viii prevent years OF misery and suffering,
ana save annually Thousands OF Lives.
Parents by reauing it will learn how to prevent
the destruction OF their children I.qD
a remittance OF 20 cents, enclosed IN letter,
addressed 10 DR.. klNKELlN, N. W. corner OF Third
ana Union streets, between Spruce and Pine, Fha
dctphla, will ensure book under envelope, per re
turn ot mail
Persons at distance may address Dr.. K. by let,
er, (post-paidl and be cured at home
Packages oi Medicines, Directions &c. forward
cd by sending remittance, and putUp secure IRON
damage or curiosity.
BOoh-se.Iefs, News Agents, PedIers, Canvassers
and all others supplied with The above work at very
low rates May Is, 1858 =
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AFFLIUTED READ!!!
PHILADELPHIA.
MEIDI,'Al ElffGI


MEDICAL HOUSE.
Established Is years ago, by DR.. kinkelm, II. \.
corner OF / hIId ana Union streets, between
Spruce aud Pins sts, fhadrIphla.
EIGii EEN years OF extensive anu uninterrup;
cd practice spent III this city, have rendered Dr. H.
the most expert and successful practitioner tar ana
near in the treatment OF all diseases OF private ma
lure Persons afflicted with ulcers upon the body,
throat or legs, pains in the mead or bones mrrcurlu
rheumatism, strIctures gravel, disease arising IRON
youthful eXcesses impurities OF the blood where
by the constitution has become enteebied, are all
treated with success.
He vino places himself under the care of Or. X
may rehgiously conIlde in his honor as gentleman
and confidently rely upon his skill as physician
EAKE LAs1 NssaSQE.
Young men who have injured themselves by a
certain practice INDUCED In-a habit frequently
learned from evil companions or at school; Iha Ell.
ects OF which are nightly felt, even when asleep
and destroy both mind and body, should apply I'M.
mediatey. Weakness and constitutional debility
loss OF muscular energy, physical lassiude and pea.
cral proarailon, lrfItaDlly and all nervous aIirc.
tlons, Indigestion, stugglshness OF the liver, and
every disease i'll any way connected with the disar.
der Of the pEocreauve functions cured and tail v!guI
gSturei,
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CARDING.

THE undersigned takes this method VI iniormin,
l. the public mat he has bought and is now perna
nently repairing fitting up the Carding, tuilIng
and Manufacturing establishment lately owned by
X. Teal, three miles south OF CudlZ, the road W
New Athens. lie expects 10 be ready 10 do all tho
CaTting that he may be favored win this season.
Wool viii be taken in nt the store OF Wood &
smith 5, IN Cadiz, and returned promptly, and NIL
work warranted. A liberal share OF public patron
age IS desired. Prices as low as other responsible
establishments. JOSEPH K. JOHNSTON.
May IL, 1853.
n. b. Coverle AMI Carpet Weaving done on the
most reasonable tcIns Tor customers at the above
establishment. J. X. JOHNSTON
4 beautiful lot ot LADIES home made dres shoes,
IA Gators nc. latest styles, and warranted 10
Nale we'll. Also Eastern uo--at very low prices.
j. PHILLIPS & SON d
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ANE RICAN HOUSE.
Corner Of Market and Ohio Street
CadiZ, Ohio.

TAAlES CADY would respectfully inform the
,J travelling public that he mas leased tie above
named hOuse Tor term Vi yeurs, ana hayIRg
thoroughly repard every part Of II, Is now prepared
70 accommodate the travelling pubuc upon tle very
best terms The House Is pieusunlly situated, and
is conveniently arranged tor Ile comfort ot travel
lers
Ills TABLE will always be well supplied with
the best the market aiiOrds.
+ Ills Stabling is large, sufficient TO accommodate
least seyenIy-lye nOrses, and Will aways be sup
piled with sufficient OF PrOYCndeT and attended by
careful and obhging OsteT.
He respectfully sUIicIJs a share OF public patron
age as he will eauoayor TO please ali who call Win
htm.
BOARDERS taken by the day, week, month OF
year.
;s-.adiz, o., May 8, lsj3.-tE
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THE, Undersigned has removed his LITERARY
L Dlpor to No. A. Washington HILL, Monroe st..
where he constantly kesps on hand, books station
cry varieties also all the popular Magazines News
or Literary Papers of the day. A ch1icer selection
OF the latest FoPuLAR PUBLICATIONS cannot be found
in any establishment in the West. lie invites his
friends from UhiO 10 give him call
JAS. H. McMECIIEN.
WhCcliDr, seD2S f959-lv
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N EW GOODS!

E'RlENDS, ! am not on the present occasion 60
II ing % tell You that l have got ten hileen OF
twenty Thousand dollars worth GoOls 10 sell you,
but wall gust say from the liberal patronage yon have
heretofore bestowed upon nae, tnut have enlarged
myClOtlmE Business, 50 that am now piep2red 10
accommodate you with choice selection oi 10
thing, never before offered IN CadIZ. Cloth and
IrmmiG.:s u every shade, and IS good wOrkmen AZ
can bU tOLuG, - thdtwe uoIy cOnipeuuun IN ms re-
spec. Our slock Vi ciOIhlng is nov very complete
from a MOnAey Jacket up 10 Tie uBes siberian Coat
and Opera C!paks. A-iuIl slOck o. rants oi all
grades and prices, and a splendid stock Of Vests
irOm one dollar up 10 siX rIae white check auu
tiHnncl Shirts, Drawers, Hots, &c. Gail and look
Tor yourselves ane II what have told you Is nut
true, We do not ask you 10 purchase hopiug you
may call and be pleased and purchase Is tie since
rest wish OF
Your most humble servant,
a. r. MOORE.