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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-16
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Woollen productions are generally reported last
week quiet and apguid, with aesuuulatpg supp les.
Blankets now in slack demand IT former CAS-
smeres appear inactive The spring styles are pl ny
and present attractive variety There prevails better
demand for kind of cloths needed by c!ohers at
previous quo atoms Flannes moderately dealt in
ae unchanged prices. Jeans have scarcely varied. 4
limited business has been transacted in nseys at 2oc
22c The aiding styles Of muslin de LANES are freely
purchased ut former quotations satnets abundant
but not much sought after Some irregular sales Of
shawls have transpired at easier rats Generally how
ever auch goods In reduced stock and Arm in prices
Twsds but moderately active at unal!ertd figures.
The result Of the MEETING OF the Norfolk county,
Southbrdge and Blackstone, and Midland railroad
panes yesterday, consolidation OF the three into
corporation, under the name OF the Boston ard New
York Central Railroad Company The line thus fo med,
oonnec citing with the Norwich and Worcester and New
ordon and New Haven roads, will form ana short
or route between Boston and New York. At New Lon
don passengers will have the choice Of proceeding BY
water land, and 1t is In contemplation to pl.ce upon
the Sound, steam ers OF very superior class The line
will be opened January l. The entire capital viii be
GEO. and holders Of Norfolk County Railroad bonds
to have the privilege Of converting into stock at
par value, 500 per thare.
The Appleton Manufacturing Company have declared
q dividend of per cent, The Boston and Maine Rail.
road Company have declared semi annual dividend Of
4 per cent.
The following are the shipments Of coal from the
Maryland coal region for the week ending Saturday, Dec
10, ls5S:Foity boats descended the Chesapeake and
Ohio Canal, laden with 1880 40 tons Of coal and 1852
ego tons Of coke, showing an increase compared with
the previous week. of 342 20 tens The canal is now
closed with Ice, but Is being broke, and the
weather il favorable, hopes entertained that tbs
navigation will be free from obstruction in q day or two
Amount transported the Mt Savage Iroa Compan,s
Railroad ls9 tons; and the Cumberland Coal and
Iron Gsmpany's Railroad 5,9s1 toms Total from the
Frcsburg region for the week. tons and since the
LIST Of January last 52i tors of which 29s73S tons
transported the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
and 1872 7s6 tons descended the Chssa peake and Ohio
Canal From the westernport rgion for the week, 2so
1920 TONS and since the LIST Of June Iaet date Of
msneemsnt of forwarding cosl) Gs e,9 1920 Total
from the whole coal region the LIST of January last
6l7, 2o3 is 20 tens.
The Governor Of Georgia has communicated to the Le
gsature, in accordance with special resolution Of that
body, the following exhibit Of the Atlanta Bank lis
certainly gem In the way Of bank report and should
be carefully studied by modern model fnancsrs en-
gagged in providing fer the people sound currency.
ATLANTA BANK. GEORGIA,
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the funds closed at an ADVANCE Three Per cents "a CO.
Your and half per cents 1907.
YHE BOARD or TRADE RETURNS
For the month ending Nov smber g. shows increase
in the declared value Of EXPORTS compared with the
ssms month last year. Of ooo Metals and habsr.
DIS hery again the two items In which the largest in
crease observable The inereus In the exports during
the 6rst ten months of this year, similar period in
1852 s1s ooo regards articles of food
and taken into consumption there Ia no particular alta.
ration.
VIENNA.
The tskgraphie quotation Of exchange at Vienna on
Thurdsys II 90 and denotes the prevasnes Of renewed
dstrust such had been exhibited on occasions when
any news transpired unfavorabe to the Russians.
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OF the stochholdsrs only one Of them, g. G. Hisginson,
resides h the State Of Georgia. and he share
on which he has actually paid thirty dollars Pa
trick strachan and ". Scott Of the Arm Of srschsu
Scott Of the city Of New York. share each, On
which they have probably paid thirty dollars per
share We leave the public 70 draw their own con'lu
sons from this official report and have no doubt the 10
eIsture Of Georgia viii act In the premises - the 'ss
{. lie case warrant
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~ TELEGRAPH FROM LONDON 70 irvfaroor

~ TF1hCRArH FROM LoNpoy 70 irvfRroot
foRTcGAI
Madrid, Nov. 20, 1853.
The Spanish government has received . despatch from
Asbos, announcing probability that the Portuguese
government will In few Gays proclaim the prince
Soysl u sge.
TRADE IN FRANCE.
PARIS, Thursday, Dsc 8, 1863
Within the last eight days the price Of grain most of
TIE departments hss experienced decline of If so. mar
bseH.iSt. IL LtL-ss W. .,.Asy w haIssAy-Sa
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At tho second board prices were lower and operations
Pucps y for cash, indicating purchases the part Of
the shorts for delivery.
Altar the sdjournnsst Of the board, the following
sales 81 stocks made at auction by A. Il. Nieelay
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Hoard Of EslucatlOu.

DXc.-Nr WA1ERBuRY In the chair.
The mnSees Of the last meeting were read and up.
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pINEY POINT PAVILTON.-This asres.

pINKY POINT PAvILION.-This asreea-
oie bathing place, and quiet retreat for those tn
search OF he ath and rational pleasure having been
leased by the undersigned, with view to the pur.,
enase OF IT, It successful In his efforts to accommo-
aale the public, viii be opened for the season on
Wednesday 18th June
many and varied improvements have been re.
Gently made, calculated to promote the comfort of
visitors, and nothing shall be omitted by the pro-
prietor and his family, which can afford the least
sausaction TO bis guests Parents and their child.
dren VIII md the comforts of home IN afnple pro-.
VISION, whilst the dsvotee of fishing may come e..
sureo, tnat every necessary arrangement for his
accommodation in the way Of 6shine boats and
lscAie, Win proper persons to wait ON him whilst
engsged IN nls captivating sport, has been fully
maoe In addition, seine will be daily drawn for
the accommodation of the place and the anussnent
of Visitors whilst hrst rate band of music viii be-
IN readiness, day and night for the amusement and
recreation OF those who may call 1t into service
Visitors from Richmond and Frederick sbure can
reach the Point on Monday, Wednesday and Satur.
day OF each week. by means of the steamers Pow
hatan and Oscesls, which touch at Aqua Creek on
those days, and returning, can reach the creek on
Tuesday, Thursday and Friday of each week by
,ne same boats In time to connect with the regular
mail train of those days
The terms of board at the Point viii be o. for q
single day, 81 So per day for three days, and less
than week, $40 per week. and $50 per MONTH
Children and servants half price As no public
ceebration is contemplated the 4th of July at the
Point, visitors, prior to that date may come with
every assurance that their comfort and quiet viii
not be disturbed BY any assemblage OF boisterous
character. WIN. w. DIX,
Formerly proprietor of the Fountain Inn Tisbt
street, Baltimore.
Piney Point Pavilion. Md, l
June 9th 1853 ie7-ts
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NoRToLK.-Robert MooreJ for malcousy
stabbing man named West, last fall, has been
found guilty and sentenced to FIVE yeals in
the penitentiary.
A son of Gabriel Mannox, the boatman, was
found drowned in dock on Friday evening
last.
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FREDERICKsBgRG.-G Johnson has
been appointed to the surveyorship of the port
OF Fredericksburg, vice F. Slaughter, remov
ed. Mr.. Slaughter was popular officer, and
his removal caused general regret; but it was
thing which could not be helped, and great
satisfaction is expressed at the appointment of
Gabriel Johnson, than whom more honest
and straightforward man cannot be found.
The Fredericksburg Guards are making
preparations TO celebrate the fourth of July in
becoming manner.
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SOUTH CARoLINA.-In Camden, on the lst
inst, an affray occurred between VIM. v. Hun.
ter and John Love, Jr., in which the latter in.
hicted several stabs upon the former, of which
SELF.
In Lancaster, three negroes, named Winny,
Phillis and Ben, were found guilty of the mur
der of Mrs. Martha Cunningham, and SEN.
fenced TO be hung on the third Friday in July
next.
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Something new in the history of newspapers
has occurred in Australia. The Melbourne
Argus announces that its edition is as large as
The means and Appliances ia the colony will
snpply-and, uniil new steam presses arrive,
no new subscribers are wanted
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DICKINSON CoLLEGE.-The Carlisle Expos
itor says that all cases Of contagious disease
having disappeared and the buildings having
been thoroughly cleansed and whitewashed.
the faculty have directed that college duties be
resumed on the 9Th inst In their opinion the
absent students may return to their studies
with entire safety.
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WIRE LAcE.--Af Nottingham, Englard, the
great centre of the lace manufacturers, they are
now manufacturing most beautiful fabric OF
lace for window and bed curtains, &C., Of iron
wire. Verify, this an iron age. af
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OVERLAND EMIGRATIos.-Up to the Both
9lt', there had passed Fort Keafney, en- route
Tor California, 334S men, 905 women, 1907
chlidfen, 1920 wagons, 34,l5l head Of cattle,
iooi horses, 740 mules and 1900 sheep. there
was no sickness among them.
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James Ross Snowden has been appointed
Director oi the Mint, in the place made vacant
Judge Pettts decease. Mr.. Patterson was
nominated bat the nomination was reconsider.
cred, and MIR. s. appointed
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For the year ending March 81, 1853, the
number OF intentions Of marriages issued at
the ine Registrars office, in Boston, has been
2ooo' a larger number than any previous year.
IL Is noticeable fact on the record book that
more oid bachelors than usual have lately en-.
tered into the bonds of matrimony.
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In China they make queer use of second
hand wearing apparel. When a pair of cassi.
meres are no longer fit for service, they stuff
the legs with minced meat and sell them for
sausages. There's use to put breeches to
that the outside world has never yet thought
Of. Inventive people, those growers of Young
Hyson. Well they are.
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Nor BAD.-At the Tom Moore supper, on
Monday evening, ex Mayor Quincy, while
descanting upon the Irish character, observed
that although he had never been at Cork. he
"had seen so many drawings of il that evening.
he felt himself almost an Irshman. Boston
PAPER.
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The girls think of hymen and can't help sigh.
ing. When their levers forsake them thew
can't help crying. They sii at the window
and can't help spying. They screw ND their
corsets, bring on consumption, and can't help
dying. F
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METHoDIsm In THE WoRLD.-The s,a,;s.
tics OF all the various branches Of AIe,hodism
10 Europe and America show a total OF 10.
4O9 travelling and 81 900 local preachers who
minister TO 2,g36, I62 communicates.
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II EEP COOL.-We have just received per
N steamer Roanoke, direct from cur manufac-
tory, another large supply of those desirable Goods
for gentemen's wear, such as grass, cambric linen
and silk Frocks and Sacks also, Vests of the same
material, and Pants of dril, drap dete cashmere,
&c &c.
Those who wish to keep cool during the hot
months of June, July and August, would do well to
call and examine our stock of superior Clothing as
we are determined not to be equaled by sny.
nv 3i KEEN, CHILES q BALDWIN.
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pEKFhCT FREEDOM FaOM COUGH

DEHFECT FREEDOM FROM COUGH
in ten minutes after use, Insured BY
using Bryan's Pulmonic Wafers.-Refer.
ences can now be given to some OF the principal
Physicians and numerous individuals In this vi.
cinity, whe have used the above remedy with the
fullest success, In various cases of Coughs Colds
Asthma, Sore Throat, Influenza, Irritation of the
Uvula, &c &c. The success of this remedy has
been fully tested ia various parts, where the mos-
ture of the climate induces prevalence to Colds,
&c. and the certainty of the efficiency of medi.
cine 10 required to avoid Consumption and ultimate
duced 10 this vicinity, has met with great de-
msnd, and every confidence 10 placed In ks inertia
by those who have given It Q fair and impartial
trial. Price Is cents per box. For sale by
b WOOD,
INV d Late (1avnor n Wood p
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The cool man of the 19th century settles
himself in the only cushioned chair in your of.
fee, carelessly throws his legs upon the polish.
ed slab of a mahogany table, pufs his cigar
smoke on the leeward of your smelers, squirts
his tobacco juice two inches beyond The spit.
toon knocks of the ashes with his little finger,
SO as to besprinkle your broadcloth, and leaves
his stubs on the desk or window sill.
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ToBACCo.-There is much complaint in
Kentucky about the prospect Of short crop
sftobacco. The Henderson Courier OF the 25ih
ult., says:
There will not be tobacco plants enough TO
plant more than one half the amount al fret
intended. The plants have been destroyed by
bugs and frost. We also learn by a private
letter from Brunswick county, Va, that plants
are equally as scarce there.
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A white man was sold Tor vagrancy, for the
sum oil twenty five cents, the other day, in
ogie county, Ill. His purchaser not being
able to make change, the achat,er' loaned the
necessary sum. The man had family.
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ALABAMA.-We have heretofore noticed
rencontre in Courtland, Alabama, whereby two
men lost their lives. The Decatur Journal
gives the following account of it:
On Friday morning last, we learned from
the passengers on the cars, Mr.. Junius A. By.
mum apd Mr.. Alexander A. " all. both of
Courtland, had rencontre, in which both were
killed. The parties had met the day before
and Mr.. Wall knocked MIR. Bynum down with
a chair. The next morning they met in gro-
cery-both drew and fred at the same time
The ball of each passed through the head OF
the other. Mr.. Wall died in shot lime
Bynum, however, lived fifteen hours, though
the brain Immediately protruded through the
skull.
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Governor Brigham Young has delivered
message IN favor OF "home manufactures. ;"
There is one branch of home manufactures
vigorously promoted by the governor; when
last heard from he had Two and ,b;r,v ch;idran
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Hon. -Solon Borland, Minister to Central
America; arrived at Little Rock on the 18th
ult. Though his health is greatly improved
since last winter, be is still suffering some from
the effects OF his recent illness.
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HE MAGNOLIA AT THE SoUTH.-The ju.
nior editor of the New York Express writes
from Mobile under date of May 9th
The greatest sight | have seen is the grove
of Magnolas upon the banks of the Bay a fe W
miles from the city. These delicious flowers
grow at the North on small bushes, not much
larger than the common rose. But here enor
nous trees are burdened alike with perfume
and flowers. The very air is made fragrant
with their sweetness, and the eyes look on
amazed at the huge tees upon which the flow.
err is borne. Imagine Northern oak or pine
in the full bloom of a rich, fragrant flower, of
virgin white, and the tree with height that
towers like the monarch of the woods. The
branches of the magnolia are immense, but all
are not equally uniform and beautiful. Some
of the prettiest trees are about the size OF a:half
grown maple, and these are sometimes so train
ed as to present the appearance of a magnolia
in bnd or bloom amidst clusters of leaves.
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a NoTuER CsRTIFICATE.-RiouMoSp,

a
"A May, ls53--Mrs A. B. DAWS-.Respected
Madam: 1t 10 with pleasure present you with my
testimony In behalf OF your "CoUGH ELlX1R."-
hsve used i, in my family over 25 years-many
years before you made sale of it--and have found
II every thing you represent II TO be- With myself,
In a cold and cough, II acts like a charm. am
never without some of it near me; and by timely
use of ii, have no doubt il has saved me many doc
tors fees and although don't believe ii the In
fa'libe cure of every body and all diseases ] know
personally of its good effects with great many
other than my own family, and cheerfully recon-
mend 1t to the public. WIN. McCRERY.
For sale, wholesale and retail, by BENNETT
BEERS, A. BODEKER, CHAS. BECK, CHAS. u
YALE, and Mrs. A. B. DAVIS, Main street, and
BOUCHER e. MELTON. Broad ST., and CHAS.
MILLSPAUGH, Druggist. Richmond. my 30
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kNkhAL AGkNCY.-Thes subscnbers Of.
and the urrounding country az General asens.
and Collectors. They will attend 10 tho h,r;es -
Negroes, renting out Houses, and colIecaing ~ "
claims, either in the city of Richmond or vicinity
TIMBERLAKE e. LEWELLEN
The, subscriber having associated with MIN NJ
L. WI Timberake in the General Agency and Coi.
ectine business returns his sincere Thanks f,r,ha
patronage heretofore bestowed on him, asks fos
the new concern continuance of the same
jal5 ALFRED LEWELLEN
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- BLACKSMITHS, between the Danville Rail.
road Depot and Haxall's MilIs-all sorts of con
tractors tools made to order, such Picks Jump.
ers Churn Drills, Hand Drills, Hand Hammers,
Striking Hammers, and every tool used by con
tractors.
All sorts of Wagon.work, Horse.shoelng, and
everything in the Blacksmith line. All work done
by US, will be warranted equal to any done else.
where. ap 23-3m
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DOE HERRIkGS.-Is7 half bbls strictly
II prime family Roe Herrings, for sale by
ca RIM BURTON.
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q B.LUCh,
u. STOCK and LAND WARRANT AGENCY,
GOVERNOR STREET
Stocks bought and ssld on Commission. The
highest price paid for Land Warrants.
Gold and silver Wanted.
EF Prize tickets in all Lotteries sold In Lot
teries under the management OF France d Co,
will be promptly paid by me, and all inquiries
relative 10 the business of r. France Il Co, ad
dressed to them at Richmond. will meet with
pr mpt attention.
mp2 G. B. LUCK.
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NJOTICE TO CONTRACTORS-VI
lS GINA CENTRAL LRAILROAD.-Pro.
posais will be received at the Alum Springs, Bath
county, Va from the 1st to the Is July, for all
the heavy sections on the Virginia Central Rail
road between Millooro and Jacksons River.
The work now opened embraces some very de.
sirable jobs, including heavy cuts and fills, several
tunnels and the abutments and pers of number
of large bridges
The plans and specifications will be ready for ex
animation by contractors at the off of the Division
Engineer, at Millboro', any Nims after the 1st of
July.
The successful bids will be published at the Bath
Alum Springs on the 10th.
By order of the Board
CHARLES ELLETT, Jr., Chief Engineer.
ie I-dtI5Iv
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DIG IRON, PIG GIRON.-Roaring Run PIG
Il IRON We are receiving this Superior brand
of Iron for Foundry purposes, for sale on commits
sion, and could sell for immediate delivery one
hundred tons. l.. d. CRENSHAW & co.
10
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JET "a FRY.
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Ok BOXES TALLOW CANDLES, manu-
80 actured expressly for summer use
20 boxes superior and common Soap, on hand
and for sale by VOOLFOLK Jr,
je2 $50 Broad st.
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T.H CoGHiLL WIN N CoaHILL J CoGHILL.
j. III. COGHILL q co,

j. III. COGHILL & co,
Wholesale Dealers in Groceries and Provisions, and
Commission Merchants, Pire.Proof Brick
Warehouie, San Francisco, California.
Refers to Mr. James Thomas, Jr Richmond, We;
Messrs Purcell, Ladd d Co, Richmond; Messrs
Barlins, McKer g. Co, and Mr. S Eastman, Bal
tmore; c Meigs, Esq, Cashier American Ex
change Bank, New York; Messrs Ross, Falconer,
164 Pearl Street, New York; Messrs Page, Bacon
& Co, Bankers, San Francisco; Beverly C Sanders,
Esq, late Collector of Customs, San Francisco.
je 1-3m
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A W. OSBORN, the well known Daguer.
"a renn Artist, opposite the Banks, takes
great pleasure in announcing to his friends and the
public, that he has been to great expense and
trouble to procure an instrument superior 90 any
eoer before knoDa. Mr. OSBORN will guarantee
better hkenesses of children than have ever been
taken In Richmond, and in one.half the time any
other Artist requires. This instrument was man.
u!acIured by one of the best makers in this coun.
try, expressly tor my use. Come one. come all,
and bring your little ones. OSBORN'S
apt Sign of the Flags of all Nations
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my

NCOTCH AND MANCHEsTkk.-Jus Jus
~ received
Best Manchester Gingham q
Superior Scotch Solid Plaid Ginghsm
Do French. Plaid and Striped Gingham
sesrsucker and Chambry Gingham
French Prints, a second supply
White Brilliants, new and pretty
Manila Corded Skirts
Shirt Muslin. white, black and eolored
Psrasols and Umbrellas, full supply
Furniture, Dimity and Marseilles Quilts
With other goods for families
CHRISTIAN 4 LATHROP,
my19 90 Main ssrass
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A Lovers Lament.

A Lovers Lament.
A BELLE and Bean did walking GO
"A Ia love they both were pining;
The Sun, its beams on them did shine,
And the hour comes soon for dining.
Love never tires or complains;
True love, it's hard to match
So set us down yonder stie
While read you the Dispatch.
My Ellen, dear, III this you read
For this know you care
BARTHOLOMEW offers to the world
All lame Watches to repairll
Where does he liver On Governor street,
Next door to John Clarke
And opposite to the Dispatch
And ow for home we start
w J BARTHOLOMEW,
Watch Maker and Jeweler, Governor ST.
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E,hEsH HARDWAkE.-We have Just re-
ceived, OF direct importation, and offer for saIs
siar.ner large supply of Sheffield Goods, consist
Table and Dessert Knives and Forks
Pea and Pocket Knives 10 great variety, of l. q 8,
and blades "a
Butcher Knives. Shoe Kniyes
Hand. cross Cut Pit, Mll saw and Flat Bastard
Files. ell sizes
Horse Wood, Shoe and Cabinet Rasps, &c.
To which We invite the attention of Merchants
and others. VS. u @ DONNAN.
Importers Of Hardware and Cutlery,
ap l9 No 9Pearl ssreet
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MADEIRA WINE-Ot every quality, in and
Vu ! casks, direct importation to this market -
Also, Port Wine very fine and old, in bottles, for
sale by
ie2 GEO HERRING