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IAn ARRAY occurred at New Orleans, on the
18th inst, between the clerks of the Third and
Fourth District Courts, named McCafrey and Car
ter. Carter raised cane to strike Mccartney
when the latter attempted to draw pistol which
went off in the act, and the ball passed through
McC.'s foot, woundina him badly.
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MOTiCE.-The cospartnership heretofore ex-
IN listing under the firm and sty Ia of N 2 NELSON
q co, was dissolved on the 18th inst All persons
indebted to the late firm are requested to make
payment to w Nelson, who is sloneauth orized
to receive all moneys due the late concen.
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The DANvILLE RALRoAp.-The Cars on the
Danville Railroad, now run to brakes Branch,
eight miles beyond Keysville. It will be completed
BY the lat of September to the banks of the Staun
ton Rivcr--by which time it is hoped the bridge
across the river will be finished. EI 81. SD
We learn that Mr.. Clifford who has gone to Eng
land as the Agent Of the Company, has made pur
chase of Railroad iron at price much below quota
tons, -...- .-.. .- 81. -..ls
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OsT, on Saturday evening last, somewhere In
- the city, leather pocket book, containing
about " 50 In money, and nS tree papers.
The finder will be rewarded by leaving them 81
this office. VIM HARDGROVE,
~ 26-3t* free man of color
BRACELET L0ST.-Lost, on Main street,
- gold bracelet, with three blue sets. Inc
finder viii be rewarded By leaving Il ut
iy 26-2t JONES 4 HARWOOD'S.
ERRsH BUTTER.-l5 tubs receiving tbs
i morning by the Jamesso Fn, fpF sale ey
DIV EAaaa IS. L ..Aai ID .. 20. 80 !
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spIRIT on THE PRESS.

The Whig has some specuiations upon the pro-
ba5le price of wheat in case Of War In Europe, q
discussion Of the divisions In the ranks Of the DEM
ocratic party In New York end North Carolina, and
an attack upon VIM. Brown who 10 accused Of
coalition with the Abolitionists. Several minor
articles of party stamp, fill the balance of the
editorial columns.
The Tfnes has an article on New York politics,
commentary udon q recent letter of Hon. D. B
Taylor, leading Hunker in the N. Y Legislatu re,
relative to the "Free Soil" tendencies of the Barn
burner section of The Democratic party.
The Mall has an article on the prospects of Rich
mond, in which 1t is claimed that short line to
Charlottesville and and the Ethan road are needed
in order to the complete development of the ad-
vsntages OF our position.
The Enquirer devotes ito editorial columns to
the discussion of the Negro Exemption Law, as
proposed by the "Cotton Plant" and opposes the
measure as fraught with many dangerous and disa
greeable consequences. We gave our views upon
the subject In late number.
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~ B. W. Stake, Atforr.-
HLaw and Notary PubIic,-Prss,,.a..s
In all the Courts of Henrico County and Ricbraa<s
city. Az Notary Public, particular ssteptiar ,a,,
De paid to the taking of Dispositions, Gin or out -
Relinquishments of Dover, &c. Claims for csnas'
ton entrusted to him, promptly s.tended 70.
Office removed TO No 50. three ..,ors sbovs r..-
Hotel on North side OF Main street, Richmond, w
de Ply %
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HAIR DYE, HAIR DYF

only liquid Hair Dye In the World for =.
stsniiy dying the Hair without dying the skin I,is
applied the same way oil; 10 perfectly lree from
nitrate of silver and Injurious acids imparts gloss
to the Hair. that has been spproached by anv
other article. Ii will never turn red or purple, re-
tans Its color to the last, and 10 vegetable n,ena
ration that can be made in ten minutes. AZ very
trifing cost l. win send the recipe to any ady or
gentleman, on receiving one dollar Address +.
c., Box l25, Post Ofise jy l5-Im*
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GENITAL RArLRoAD.-The re laying of the
track of the Central Railroad from the Junction &c
Gordonsville, with heavy rail, was completed las
week. - .....- ..-. .. ......-
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COPYING PRESSES WRANDO.PH
Ohas Just opened lot of Copying resses, a few
of them superior to any he retoi0rs SEN ives
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LOCAL MATTERS.

The LATE FIaK.-We give the Chief Engineers
statement Of the amount of property lost and In
sured at the Ere Saturday night. Total $4,000 =
Insured $1,000. Boshers Hall, damage $500, CO.
vered BY policy In Fire Association. Same hall
Masonic Regaia insured for $500 In the Fire Asso-
citation. The brick, wood and paint shop In the
rear was insured for $500 In the Mutual Assurance
Company. of this amount, of course, Mr. James
Bosher loses onefift by the terms of the company
Its contents were insured for $4,000 n the Fire As
socistion. The machine shop and contents were
also insured for $1,000 In the Fire Association The
amount of property lost, and not covered ny insu-
rance, ia between and $4,000 which loss will be
borne by Messrs James and Robert Bosher. As we
have already stated, Mr. Demons loss in his shop
was about sl5o, which 10 covered by insurance In
the Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance Company
and the Fire Association. Mrs Abbott's kitchens
we're damaged to the extent of between 2 and
$500 and insured in the Mutual We regret to learn
that James Wrent, carpenter, who had small shop
in the rear of DR. Edmonds's, was also burnt out
and lost all his TOOLS Loss about 800, and no in
surance. ---------..-------- ID
We understand that the Fire Association contem-
plates adding hook and ladder company to the
present department There is great and pressing
need of such a company here The ladders are, of
course, invaluable during fires and especially when
they occur in high buildings. By these tie differ.
emit stories of high houses may be assembled with
hose aud the fremen have cer tan and cafe ingress
and egress. With light and heavy axes panels and
windows can be shattered, and floors, roofs and
sidewalks cut through for the introduction of
streams. The hooks useful In tearing down
burning fences, dangerous walls and roofs. At the
last fire. and at the two large previous, of to-
bscco factories, long ladders were constantly and
imperatively wanted. The control of this appara-
tus, we glad to learn, will be in the hands of
picked white men. The company should comprise
none but strong, active, intelligent courageous per-
severing, shrewd and daring men-and Richmond
can certainly furnish of such generous supply
If proper inducements are offered by the Fire AS
ISOLATION to enlist the company will be formed in
stanter. They will act the part of pioneers to the
main body of fremen and their labors will be more
arduous and hazardous in many cases than those of
the engine OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES we apprehend
but little difficulty in the formation of such COM
pany SO much needed in city crowded with lofty
warehouses, churches, hotels and private houses.
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DELL ON BATHS AND MINERAL
DWaters- A valuable book, for sal@by
iy % JW RANDOLPH
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ID ICHMOED IRON AND sTEEL
HI WORKS-The subscribers having purchased
the above Works from Messrs Tompkns L. Gwynn
have entered into co-partDershp under the arm
and style of JAMES HUNTER g. co, and are
prepared to manufacture nearly all KINGS of Bar,
Band, Hoop and Rod Iron-a made from the best
selected Wrought and Scrap Irons, AMI respects
fully solicit part of public patronage.
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N B-Cash paid for good Wroughi Scrap or
Exchanged Iron. jy est
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There were on hand in Charleston, on the 2lst'
923 bales Sea Island 92S Upland and GAL tierces
Rice, sgainst IA bales Sea Island, IL ,036 Upland
ana 400 terces Rice on the same day last year.
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DLACKWJ0D'S MAGAZINE F0RJU.
DLY.--JAMES WOODHOUSE has ,eceivedA
The July No of that sterling old periodical
Blsckwoods Magazine. -
The No is the commencement of anew volume
sfording favorable time to subscribe ~ 90 \
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JAMESTOWN We are indebted to Purser Smith
the Jamestown for late New York papers, and
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- BOTANIC Practice OF NE.
~ DICINE. BIZ DR. E. d. ROBINSON.
Office on Franklin, between l3:b and l4lh
streets ~ l5-Iv
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R JOB PRINTING.-Ths Dispatch
SAA JOB Office Is prepared to execute 10 the
handsoness manner and on the most rsasooabls
terms Pamphlets, Circulars, Handbilis,
Labels, Business Cards, Tickets, Blanks.
&c, and every description of Printing.
lie 23-lm
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Then, ARE THE CITIZENS OF RICHMOND
WILLING To BUILD NEW GAS WORKS!
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DIR. J ohm b. WaIfhalI, Homwops.
N THO Physician, Office on Governor
street, nearly opposite the Governors House.
NH l4-6m*
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REMOVAL

REMOVAL
1--WE METROPOIITAE PAPER HANGING AND
i UPHOLSTERY WARERODMS have been re-
moved tn 9TH street between and streets, north,
No. o, Washington Place.
Having removed my place of business to more
comnodlous premises wou1 respectfully solicit q
call from my former friends and the public generally,
feeling confident that they will not be disappointed
N the quality Of my goods and prices.
have just returned from The North, with a new
and large assortment Of this seasons goo IS, which
VIII be found, in quality and price, superb to any
hitherto brought TO this city Ny stock OF PAPER
HANGlNGS are from the first manufacturers in the
country. My UPHOLSTERY WORK is executed by
Workmen in my employ, which, in every instance /
Will warrant to possess the best material and work
manship
Houses and Halls papcred at the shortest notice. by
experienced work men.
TRANSPARENT and Buff Holland SHADES, Patent
ana Nentian BLINDS, Hair, Moss, Cotton and Shuck
HATRESSES, CUSHIONS Of every descI triton for
sale Church Pews re cushioned At moderate charges
AS>A call is solicited.
JOSEPH 7. X. PLANT,
aug lS-lyeO III street. bct ID ,ndpE
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EO16ONOO6 6IQOOHS.
CAUTION. TO THE PUBLIC.

c A UT ION TO THE PUBLIC.
T BEG leave to caution the citizens of Washington
l. Alexandria, and Georgetown against an imposi.
ton practised upon them by several unprncipled
barkeerers who are selling common mixed gin for
the genuine schnspps. That name belongs exclu-
sivsly to my Gin, and all others are counterfeit.
The genuine has my name on the bottle and cork,
and fac smile of my signature On the label. For
sale by all the respectable Grocers end Druggists in
the United states.
beg leave to say that invited the whole med.
ical faculty and professional chemists in the United
States 10 accept of bottle for analysis and trial
four thousand accepted my offer, and nearly two
thousand have furnished their written endorsements
and acknowledge it is perfectly pure and free from
the admixture Of poisonous fus OIL or any of those
armylie compounds which produce such mischievous
and irrsparable effects upon the constitution, and
which very few of the Alcoholic Distilled Liquors are
without The certificates are now published in PAM
phlet form. UDOLPIIO WOLFE,
Sole Importer, % Beaver street. N. Y.
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BANK EXCHANGE PLACE.

ID Street, North Site, Bet,ceen 10Th and I1h
TINHE undersigned respectfully inform their fellow
i citizens and the public generally that they have
opened an establishment under the above name with
the intention Of keeping (wba. is much wantel in
this city, first class RESTAURANT in which eyery
delicacy Of the season, either Of fish, flesh or fowl
can always bo obtained, and where good ORDER COM
bined with social and cheerful intercourse will be
the ruling feature. For gentlemen having calls upon
the different Departinent for merchants and bust.
ness men, lis location is unsurpassed by any other
being situated about midway between tbs large hotels
and business portion OF the city-the banks aud
Government Offices
Their bar will be suppliedwith the choicest wines.
ofsuperior brands; and they have made arrange
ments which will enable them to furnish their guests
with hraadies and other liquors. direct from the isl
porters.
VIII be filed daily, for the accommodation of mer-
camille men, and their visitors all the PRINCIPAL
newspapers, periodicals, &C., of the northern south
ern, and western cities.
supPers served mp for private parties, and at the
shortest notice to insure satisfaction.
The Subscribers respectfully solicit the public's
patronage, being determined that nothing shall h.
wanting on their part or upon the part of their as
sistants, to insure satisfaction.
nov l2-eolm RABgITr& POWERS.
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FEMALE INSTITUTE.

South Cdr0,ina Gucnue, bet,oeen 9Th and tn streets,
east, Washington.
THIS Institution is now in successful operation
/ with full corps Of competent and experienced
teachers in each department. 1t presents the best
advantage to parents the location is very retirc
The buildings are ample and surrounded With beau
iul grounds for exercise and the of study is
thorough and practical.
Board and tuition IN all English branches 500 per
session of ten months. Day pupils from IS to SO
per quarter of III weeks, in English.
French, Music, Drawing, &c, extra.
For further particulars, or for circulars apply to
GEO. G. BUTLER, A. M,
sep 29-eotf- Principal.
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Select Classical and Mathematical


JsHE subscriber has removed his school TO College
fiii, where a cOmDiodnus building is being
fitted up for its reception. As the preparatory de-
partn'eEt OF The Columbian College, it will continue
10 preserve the character of strictly select school
designed for laying the foundation of thorough En-
sirh classical and mathematical education The
next session viii commence on the 18th of Septcm-
Der, and close on the last ofJunr.
ierhh5 Si2 Do per quarter, payable i'm advance.
ht small additional charge the students will he
permitted to attend the lectures delivered i'm college
"h chemistry, geology, and mineralosy, and also 70
icceiVe instruction III French and other modern Ian
2iti%cs by the professor in that department.
fupiIs may be boarded at the college, under the
special care and superintendent Of the principal
INC necessary EXPENSES OF a full boarding student
will be about $3.50 per academic wear. and of a
weekly boarder will not exceed $3.50.
GEO. $. BACON, Principal.
Refer TO the faculty of the Columbian College
Colonel j. l.. Edwards; Colonel Peter Force: VIM
Gun'on, esq; l.. ID. Gale, NJ. d., of the Patcnt OF
nee; Joseph Wilson, Esq, ofthe Land Office, and
scp2-
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THE sTRAsBURG ACADEMY.

LdncdsteT county, Pcn'lsylr0nid,
N1lLL open its Both session on the first MON
w DAY IN NOTEMBER, 1861. The Insti
tuition is situated eight miles southeast of Lancaster
city, from which place there i. daily stage to Sras
hug, leaving the city every afternoon 81 O'Clock
Fare BIN cents.
Access may be obtained to the Academy nv =
branch railroad which connects Strasburg with the
Philadelphia and Columbia Railroad al Lcamon
Place, twelve miles east Of Lancaster city. Bows
will he prepared for COLLEGE, and for the various
businesses of lie. Number of Teachers i'll tho In
stituliOn Is SIX. For Catalogues address
JESSE OREN, NJ. D., PRINCIPAL
Strasbure, Lancaster county, Pennsylvania.
IF
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Observation-Disclosures

SlUALITi, ff, and workmanship guaranteed, be.
ing wholly manufactured by our artisans and
seanstreSfes, on the premises Of the Proprietor,
SIGN OF THE SHIRT,
Pennsylvania avenue. between Sd and AZ streets.
Opposats Uhitcd States JE,tcl.
The reputation which these Shirts have acsuirsl
amongst Members of Congress and a large numbpr
OF our Citizens induces the advertiser to invite tbo,
gentlemen who have not tested them to give him a
call ieeing assured that they will on trial. admit
heir superiority Al experienced cutter const mt
iy employed, and good fit is warranted in eyerv
Gaze None but the most competent spanlstresses
are engaged, which is guarantee for the excellency
and durability of the work
An excellent assortment of Shirts, Collars, Dos
oms, Cravsts, handkerchief, Suspepders. &C. cor
SANITY on hand. WM III. FAULKNER
side Pa. avenue, opposite u. S. Hotel
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GENERAL AGENCY

JfAYLUK COLLINS will prosecute claims Of cv
L cry description against the government, before
tiic several departments, or Congress- procure pen
sions, bounty lands, extra pay, ard arrearagc pay
They will attend to the buying and selling Of real
estate the renting cfhouses, ani general collect
ing business. They will also furnish parties at a
distance with such inGormation AS they may desire
from the seat of government. Charges will he mod
crate.
Once on street Immediately opposite WiDder's
Building, Washington, D. C..
REFERENCES:
Hon. j. C. Dobbin, Secretary of the Navy.
Hen. J. Davis, Secretary of War.
N. Csilan, esq Pres't Board Common Council.
Gen D. NJ: MoCalla, Attorney -at-Law.
James ii. Caastn, esq.
W. G. Re'ldall State Department.
sep 29-dtf-
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MEDICAL CARD.

hS. X. j. HUNTER, (T'hysicans for dseasss
II oi the chest, &c y beg to announce that they
NJ, 'sno'e 70 New FORK on the 5th Of December
neht or as soon thereafter a. they shall have corr
tie3u aesred professional arrangements in regard
20 .her practice In Washington and baltimore The
ma "' tt change Is that of heing more central
tant parts OF the Union 'eAn H"n oiS-
,nt..', A.s Hunter will. during the winter. vis,
PROFESSIONALLY, 81 Augustine Jacksonytis an ,t.
De Rohn,, lot Tor inyaiids on The southern coast,
after Dec-mb-r. 'n cacb month
,,,s,n,, os pnnshSi Ia January next an Ansr,s.,
ton wi,, a. ..I'.,' seudamo-.'s ~ork on Inhai.
ui nn ~ lhtroiurt!'n," Not. ,nJ 80
p.ndlH' Wy v. Hunter. " R.Cs '"' q" Ap'
"'n'--lFh street. bets weep "a amin
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;ABgITT6 POWERS.
CARD.
MIR. W. EyELYNWILLIANS

M X. w. EVELYN W lLLlAMS, .4manucnsis Nbpy-
4'A ,st, Composer, reporter. CoIector and General
deer to Msssrs. Badens' hardware warehouse.
Sir. W. ofsrs his services To his fellow citizens in
the above named business. Writing of all deecrip-
tons neatly executed, and with dispatch. Letters
upon any subject. Addresses, Communications Ad
vertisements, (plain or fancy) Obituary Notices
either in pross composed aud written at the
shortest possible notice, to Insure satisfaction
Accounts placed in his hands for collection will be
faithfully and Immediately attended to-
He respectfully soiici's the patronage of all who
may reqsire anything perfected in his line
Persons wishing epistes composed and written of
apcnIiGr nature involving the happiness of parte.
"ouil do Well to give him a call. ALL BUSHES,
srR,C CITY CONFIDENTIAL Office hurs A. NJ IN .,,nseI
nov l4-eotDecI
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OFPIeIAL
=, ThrAsuRr Bkr.Rrsssr

Notice is hereby given 10 the ho,as-.
per cent stecks 81 the loan authorizes ~ q. NJ
APril is, lsa2, and re,oemahle si.t pec.,,,~. ~
and also to the hs'ders Of the six per cen, ,,,...
the loan authorized by the act Of July, Isas -.
able Eth November, 1850, that this departm.,, =
prepared TO purchase. at any tias bstyeep u. a.
hereof and the FIRST day Of Deoeintcr ns,, a. oe''
tent OF two millions OF said stock, In the man.. W.
on the terms hereinafter m,ntioned. 10 Wit. "a
In crse OF any contingent competition v,,,,
amount stated, preference win be given IN ~.
time in which the said stocks Of either .rs 80 !"
offered. The eertiHcates duly assigned to ,hs -.
States, must be transmitted TO this dsr..,-- ei
upon the rea@pt Whereof price wfn o. p,S, el'
pounded Of the following particulars: A
list The par value or amount spec,s.s a,
certificate. "ea
I'd. A Premium Of is pes CENT. On IN. 49,.
1897 reiesmaole In 1850, OF Premium ia a., 80
may bel Of So per cent. on the stocks Of ls,s
decmsble in 1856. ~
81 Interest On the par Of the Certificate su. =,
LIST of July, 1853, to the date Of RECENT ana
nent at the Treasury, with u. alIor,,oo we
money to reach the owner of enc d.y,s i,,.. we
addition. IN
Payment for said stocks will he mad. !, sr.o.
The Treasurer Of the United States. on thu
treasurer at Boston, New York, or pb;.a.J.,.-
he psrties may direct. JAMES sUTpRry
oct io-da Secretary Of the Treasure
TREASURY DErtRrsESr. July 20. lsss
Notice 10 hereby given N the holders If ~.
cent stocks Of the United State, Of the loan 80.
lied by the act Of asih Of January, lsa7 and -.
able the 5lst Of Deeesnber, 1867, and Of t,s To-,
thorized by the act Of Sst Of March. ls.s "a
dcemable seth June, 1865, that this aep,-,,n...
prepared to purchase at auy time between In, s.,.
hereof and the LIST day Of December next 4. n.
tent Of the sum Of five million. Of dollars Of n. a.,
stocks, In the manner and on the terms ber.;,,s'
mentioned, to wit:
In case Of any contingent competition. With, -.
amount stated, preference will be given IN Tho
Of time in which the ssid stocks msy he Offend n,
certificates, duly assigned TO the United Stats o..
be transmitted to this department: uron the rsc.,,
whereof price will be paid compounded Of n. g..
iowi as particulars:
i. The par velue or amount tpeeifed in s.c, -.
tifcatc.
2. premium on said amount Of t~est,ons 49,
cent. PEI
g. Interest on the par Of the certificate from n.
list of July, 1885, to the date Of receipt and ..,.
nent at the treasury, with the allowance flor n.
money to reach the 1ner) Of one days interest !,
addition.
Payment for said stocks will be made In dran, .,
the Treasurer Of the United States on the .ss.,,,
treasurer at Boston, New York, or Phssd-,.hi. =,
the parties may indicate.
JAMES GUTHRIE
Oct lo-da secretary Of the Treasury
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DIN W. BADEN, near the corner of Sixth street
- and Pennsylvania Avenue. has lately received q
full supply Of the above Goods; consulting in part
Of
Fine English Stubb Twist and Damascus Double and
Single Barrel ling Pieces of all sizes
Common and Iow-prced English and German do
Single and Double Barrel Ducking Gums
Boys Guns
Game Bags Liquor Flasks, Shot Pouches
Powder Flasks, Single and Double Rets
Walkers, Ely'S, Co1's and other English and French
Caps
Patent Metallic and Paper Wads AID Wad Paper
Washing Rods and Cleaners
Nipple WrencbeS, Tubes, Wad Cutters
Ramrod Heads and SC ews
Patent Lever CHARGES. Bullet Moulds
Pistol Belts, Hunting krives, &c. in great variety
Sportsmen are particularly invited to examine my
stock before purchasing nearly all cfmy Sporting
Goods are made to order and importee direct and Of
course can offer as great inducements any other
house il this country.
DAILY EXPECTED
An assortment of the celebrated kinds of Sport
ing Powder. JOHN W. BADEN
oct 4-coSw-