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OFFICIAL.
DEPARTMENT or STATE, Oct 80, lssl

DEPARTMENT CT STATE, Oct 80, ASA.
The following notice, issued by the sssdisn Gov
ernmeOt relative 10 the importation into Oansda
from the Unit State of the several articles men
TONED In the schedule Of The recproc:ty treaty. has
been officially communicated 70 this Departnent.
PUBLIC NOTICE.
f INSPECTOR GENERALS OFFICE
Customs De?aetme Qseb.c. 2ct is, 1854
HIS EXcellsncy the Govor0or General In council
has been pleased 10 order aud direct that pending
tn. action Of Il lower prcvirces and the compile
on Ct any further required for giving en-
tire effect to the r~c'prosty treaty recently con
ude between Great Britain and the United ate,,
the several articles ment oned IN the thedu'e 70
act pa sed in the present s-sou Of the Par iament
Ca ada, entitled Au act for giving s1ect tn.
part Of tbs province a certain treaty bstve her
Maest and tn. unitet Ststes OF America" and
here natter ensmerateu-thsth . say;
Grain, -four, and breadstufs Of all kinds
Animal, of, II kinds
Fresh, oked, and salted meats
Cottonwood. seeds, and tables
Undried fruits. dried fruits
Fish of all kinds
! roducts of ash and all other crestures living in
tn wa'er
Poultry, eggs
Hides, furs skins or tails undress-d
Stone or marble in its eide or unwrought state
Slste
Butter, che ese tallov
La ID, no Ms. manur-S
Ores of metals OF al k.,1s
Coal
Pitch, tar, turpentine, ashes
Tiuber and Lumber of ali kinds, round, hewR,
sawed unmsnufactursd in whole or In part
Fjrswood
Plants, shrubs, and trees
pelts. wool
Fihoi
Ri e. broom corn, and bark
Gypsum, ground or ungrouud
He~n or wrought or unwrought burr or grind
stone
Dye stuffs
Flax, hemp, and tow unmanufactured
Unmanufactured tobacco
Rags
shall be admitted TO impo triton into thi, province
from the United States, under rpecial bonds to her
Majesty, conditioned for tee du. payment Of the
customs duties legally chargsa at the time CT i'm
rortation on the art c,es so imported in the event
that the said reciprocity treaty, and he act herein
Def mentioned in rei,ti thereto, not 90 into
terston and take full eff CT within six month"; from
the date hereof WM CAYLEY,
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UNIFORMITY OF RELIGIOUS BELIEF-The
census in Scotland has lately been taken, from
which it appears that country is the most
thoroughly compact body of Presbyterians in
the world The approximation to religious
unanimity is greater in Scotland than in any
other country. On the morning of the census
Sunday, there were in all 943,95I persons at
church. Of these $50 900 were Presbyterians,
and IN, 900 belonging to various other sects
amounting in all to about 30
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RoGUEs, LOOK Our We have reason to be.
lieve that numbers of the Eysnsue Star are
daily stolen from the doors of our subscribers.
As We are determined to punish all such Of
tenders We caution the roguss TO look ont.
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New York Mirror eays

Those despicable things called "informers'
who 90 about spying out cases for prosecution
among the liquor dealers, are becoming very
busy and very numerous. They even 60 so
far as to drink the liquor in order to swear
against the seller. We lack language to ex-
press our disgust at the dirty conduct of these
contemplate informers-these hypocrites and
pharisees of society, who 60 about thanking
God that they are better than the publicans
whom they prosecute
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Il There were AIS deaths in New York
city last Week-A by cholera, an increase of
over the previous week. Of the whole num-
Der $50 were Americans, II Irish, 46 German,
III English, and the balance divided amope
different European countries.
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q Persons wanting the Evening Star in
Baltimore, can procure it early every after
noon at Henry Taylor's Newspaper Depot,
~Sun Iron Buildings
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iHE IFFEREsCE.-The New York Mirror
says While We are paying 81 80 per ton for
poor anthracite coal, the best bituminous is
selling at Quebec for 81 so ton, and could
be brought here for nero triAe more. Let
US nave coal from Canada-if there is any tar
III or other restrictions in the way, take them
of
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NOTICE TO SUBsCR1BERs.-Subscrib to
this paper who fail to receive ii regularly will
confer favor upon the proprietors by leaving
their complaints at the counter of the Star
of1ce ual .-.-f gs..-.... ....
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Ef 1he production of quicksilver in Cali
fornia is getting to be large business. The
qaanuty shipped to South America and China
from the LIST January to LIST October, 1854,
amounts to 13,843 TASKS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-10-31

UI*e large circulation of tie STAR
'aa1es't the most desirable advertising me.
d'um TN the District. 1t has more reader ,
"a tie CITIES Of Washington, Georgetown,
and AteIan dria, than a.! fhe other Wash.
angt0n duilies combined.
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10 Its the little troubles that wear the heart
out. 1t is easier to throw bomb sh ell mile.
than feather-even with artillery Forty
little debts Of one dollar each, will cause YOU
more trouble and dunning than one big one of
a thousand.
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Is CENT DAGUERREOTYPES.

rl'HE cheapest, best, and only place in the city
l. where you can get likeness, perfect gem for
finished. Prof f. Steel Talmadge has just returned
FROM New Ys:k with varied and beautiful assort
ment of plain gilt oval, velvet pearl papier mache
Jenny Lind, and Sontag Cases, selected by him ex-
ton war; nted in all cases.
Gallery directly over NJ W. Gait 4 Bros Jewelry
Store, on Penns. avenue. between Ninth and Tenth
streets O. D. STEWART, Prop'r
oct 3I-eoSt&
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LIBEL SUIrs.-The Maine Farmer has been
sued Tor libel, for reporting that the Ship
builders Bank of Rockland had failed. The
damages are laid at $50, 900
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-10-31

O1srERs-Ihe total value of oysters annu-
ally sold in New York is set down at between
nve and six millions of dollars.
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HARPER For NOVEMBER. Joe ShiIlipgtop
mas sent US herper's Monthly Magazine 70,
November 1t is a capital number and richly
smbeilished
we are also indebted to our friend "Joe. 81
Tor the November number of The illustrated
Ne" York Journal. 1t is filled with hand
some Wood-cuts and pretty tales. This is one
OF the best monthliss published.
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spIkrI oF rss ,ioRs5ro rzs.

The Union makes the occasion of the nnh.
hcation Of an autobiographio letter from
Judge Gayarre, of New Orleans, against
the Courier, of that city, an opportunity
for preaching a homily against fishy De.
mocrats; and republi5hing the letter of Mr..
Augustus Schell, declining, recently, a Hard
nomination for the Mayor of New York citv.
no (the editor makes it the occasion for
showing how low New York Hardism ba
come to be in public estimation.
The IntefIigencer publishes articles from
Southern and Northern papers, with the de-
sign to show that It's warnings against the en- .
actment OF the Nebraska bill ought to have
been needed.
The Ssntinst discourses about the propriety
OF repeating the usury laws of the District of
the District of Columbia, which policy it
urges on Congress.
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CLOCK REPAIRING.

CLOCK REPAIRING.
your Clocks don't keep good time, call at
l. CHARLsS KRAU-E corner Of Tenth and c
streets. All orders will be promptly attended to,
and warranted. oct 3l-2t&
EVENTIDE. By Efie Alton. A series of Tales
lI aud Poems
Inc Waetern Home and Other Poems. By Mrs.
L. Ii s,gourney.
q Camp and March BY Capt Grsfton, UsA.
Putnam's Magazine for November
oct IL FRANCK TAYLOR.
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~ /. %. u. F.-The members of Covenant
S Lodge. No. Is, Georgetown, D. c., are re
quested to assemble at their hall Tomorrow at ope
O'Clock, p. m, to participate in the ceremonies of
laying the cornerstone Of tho new Me hodist
church.
By or Ter of the N. G.
oct Silt r A. EDMONsTON r &
0~ 1. - o, F.-Mechauic Lodge No Is. hay-
8 ing accepted an invi alton to be present at
Z iaying Of the corner stone Ct the Methodist
church, Georgetown. on Wednesday, November /
could frat rnslly invite all members in good stand
Inc OF sister Loigas Of the District TO participate
with them Gu that occasion.
The rnemhers of Mechanic Lodge, No. Is. are re-
Quest-d to meet st their Hall at one o'clock o. 10 .
on Wednesday Nov. l.
by orier. r, A. SHEKELL, G.
oct 3l-t Senti'el, Intel. 1t
NOTICE.-A MEETING OF THE TAVERN
~ Keepers will he held at the Armory CT the
Washington Light Inf ntry, TOMORROW evening
at halfpsst three o'clock.
Ry order of tbs Con mittee.
WIN. JONES,
- GIBSON,
oct SIT NJ RUPPEL.
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beluge Of People! Storms Of Applause! :!
DELUcE STILL RAGING AT
ODD.EEIIOWS' HAHM

A The intenced ball for this week has been post
n pored, M0RGsN'S MIRROR OF CREATION
AND DELUGE, with the CONCERT by the Boston
Bind Vocalist, viii be exhibited each evening ct
n o'clock, until T. ursday.
Also, on THURSDAY AFTERNOON, at O'Clock.
Admiss ion Is cts oct 3I-ti
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0T Grand subscription Ball. The
AS National Greys respectfully inform the citi-
zens OF Washington that they are making az ange-
ments to give Grand Subscription Ball on Noaday
evening Nav. 18th, 1854.
For particulars see future advertisement.
r. G. SJkKELL.
Secretary Of the Executive committee.
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AMERICAN ORGAN

LUMBER, CEMENT, &c.
A" osM A''0''"' mt OF hOAShA' CONSISTING
White Pine Boards and Plank
lo Decking
Do Siding
Oak Boards and 3 and inch Plank
Cherry, Poplar and HrmIock
100000 Venetian Stats assorted Sizes
LOCO barrels Rosendale Cement
eco do Calcin.d Plaster. No. i.
For sale from the wharf, on pleasing terms, by
CARR, GEESE 4 CO.,
oct DIV Spears Wharf Baltimore, Nd.
DISAPPOINTMENT.
S1MPhTHlZING with the Family of our esteemed
~ captain in his recent affection, the Committee,
on OF the company, gise notice t. their friends
ana the public that the Ball of the Presidents
ounteo Gusrd adver tised to take place the ID OF
November, is postponed until further notice
JOHN W. BADEN,
G. w. FLINT,
JOHN B0HLAYER,
JOHN Z. EVANS,
j. L.. HESS
OCT So-ot Intel j. PkDDICORD.
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~ Medical Department. Of George.
lS town College The lectures will com
mence on November 9th, aud continue until the
middle OF Mar>h
Terms for the full course ircludipg Naturalization
$9o Gratustion s25: pissect ug ticket $40.
FACULTY:
NOBLE YeUNG, Ii. D.. Prof. Of Institutes and Prsc-
tice OF Medicine
FLoDoARDo HOWARD, NJ d Prof of Obstetrics and
the Diseases Of women and children
JOHNSON ELIOT. NJ D. Prot. of Anatomy.
JAS n. MORGAN, H. D., Prof. Of Medical Jurispru-
dence and Hygiene.
SNYDER, M. D., Prof ofsurgery.
ard Physiology.
H P. Howard, NJ. D., Prof Of Ma.eria Medic. and
Therapeutics.
ALEX. x. YouNa, N. D., Demonstration of Anato-
my.
As heretofore the lectures will be de,ivered IN the
afternoon and evening, nabling the students to de-
vote the morning to medical studies
FLOD JARDO HOWARD, Dean,
octo-F*TtNov6 corner 10th and SITS.
Intel Upion
I OST Between Browns Hotel and the Smith
~ sonian Institution, awallet containing twenty
hye dollars, for which reward will be given If left
at j. Z. Mciulre's Auction store. oc. :0-2r
AMERICAN ORGAN.
FNHE "AMERICAN ORGAN,"a paper 10 be O.
voted to the advocacy of Native American d.
trines, will issue daily the lsth aud week lya,
10th November.
Agents holding subscription lists and other wish
ing to take the paper. viii forward names and
SUI scrlpuons on tn earliest possible day fersoIs
Wishing to become agents will make application and
send evidence of competency, &C., to the under.
signed.
subscription to the Daily Organ............s
Do do Weekly do ............2
f S. EVANS. Agent,
oct 30-3t Washington City.
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1 OST-Betweea Browns Hotel and the Smith
~ sonian Institution, awallet containing twenty
1--WE dollars, for which reward will be given, If lief
at j. &. McGuire's uction store oct :0-2ts
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E1- 'Ehc Corner Stone Of the New
Me hodist Church corner Of Seventh aud Frederick
streets. G-cr-etown will be laid "Wednesday No
Vember l. at O'CLOCK. p N Brief addresses NAV be
expected fsom The Rev. Thos. SewaH, Rev. Robt L.
Dashiel, and others.
Int lgeneer, Union, and Sentinel copy, and send
DIS 10 star once. oct 30-2t
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INDIA RUBBER PUFF, DRESS
L ING AND CIILDE EMS LONG COMBS, war
ranted genuine, at LAMMOND'S
&C. 3i-St Seventh ST
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List Of Patents issued from the United States
Patent Office for the week ending October 81,
lS54-each bearing that date:
Nathan Anterior, of Philadelphia, Pa
For improvement in steam engines,
Abraham Bassford, of New York, N. Y
A M. & Ii BabcOck of Westerly r. T.
For improved press for printing in colors.
Charles Balder, of New York, n Y.-For
knife die for cutting leather straps for whips.
Joseph Barker, of Honesdale, Pa-For i'm
provement in grain winnowers
Ephraim Brown, of Lowell, Mass.-For i'm
proved burglars alarm.
William Clemson, of Boston, Mass-For i'm
provement in apparatus for tempering and
dattening saws.
Harry H. Evarts, Of Chicago, ILL.,, assignor
to himself and A. j. Brown, of same nIace-
For shingle machine
JunIus Foster, of Green Point N. Y.-For
improved burglars alarm.
William Gates, jr., of Frankfort, N Y.-For
machine for filling match frames
hODert Heneage, of Lowell, Mass-For i'm
der p-'A'i W
John e. Howe, of Milwaukee, Wisc.-For
Improvement in fire arms.
John Harms. of Lansingburg and John B
Stoil Galen Richmond, of Troy. N Y.-For
Improvement In machinery for making rope
and cordage
Chesley Jarnagin, of Clinton, Tenn For
improved seats for wagons -
Richard Kitson of lowell Mass.-For i'm
provement in machinery for picking cotton and
other 6bSQus substances.
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DRIES e sTs Sat LAMNOND'S. on Seventh
i street, can be found large an beautiful col
lection OF FANCY GUODS AND Toys, suitable for
resents oc 3!-3t
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4 LARGE FRONT ROOM MAY BE OBTAINED.
IA with Or without Board, at No. 425 street,
between 9TH and Sth, opposite General Post Office
oct 3i-5tx
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VI oAduu DIS du AuuepenQent power. Such q
stroke of policy, it is believed is a favorite
project of Napoleon Ill, who hopes thereby
to cripple Russia's influence over tho German
Powers, and as the influence of Russia dimin-
ishes, to build up that of France in its room
FRANCE.
The obsequies of Marshal ST. Arnaud were
celebrated on the 10th with great pomp Tho
garrison of Paris and the Imperial Guard
formed the procession
The Bulletin de Lois contains an Immortal
decree, relnstating NJ Jerome Bonaparte in
his quality of Frenchman His son. Lieut.
bonaparte, has joined the army of the East.
:, Barbes, the Rod Republican, has refused
the act Of clemency granted to him by the
the Emperor. Barbes says that if the author.
lt!es do not rearrest him within two days. he
VIII retire into voluntary exile, into England.
SPAIN.
dispatches from Madrid to October II, state
that the foreign refugees have received orders
TO leave Madrid within eight DAYS Those
only who can give good reasons for their resi-
dence, or can offer security for their good con-
duct will be allowed to remain.
PORTUGAL.
Advices are very unfavorable, both as re-
CARDS the wine districts and the general posi-
uon of affairs commercially. At Lisbon mn.
Merous failures had occurred, including some
OF the French houses established there "a we'll
as sever al native firms
DENMARK.
From Copenhagen, October Is, it is tele
graphed that the House of Representatives
had voted, by majority of so to 6, the ap-
polntment Of committee to draw up articles
OF impeachment against tho NJ inistry for the
PRONUNCIATION Of the July ordina nce.
RUSSIA
At the recent great fire in Memel, the whole
place would have burned down had IL not haen
the exertions of American and English
sailors then in port.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-12-29

aceeesnns s. NA4H4N JARVIS q Cos.
Corner 6f Common and hfngaxlna Streets.
New Orleans,
ofef fof sale, 81 Tie lowest market pxices laKg
md carefully nelscled stock al strictly pule
DRUGS and MEDICINES,
French, Enelith, German and Chemicals, palnlt
and Oils, Window Glass. YaFniahcs, Dye sluAs,
perfumerf. Scars. Brushes. Ifnssee, klaEoting
Extracts, pure Essential Oils, Druggists
ware Y east powders Lemon Syrup, Paten
Ne icines, Shakers Herbs, Surgical Instruments
Together With every article generally comprised
article Of Medicine wanted On q plantation. nut
up III neat and convenient style, al of which
have been selected with much personal care. and
purchased direct from The manufacturers Oh their
agents. in this country and Europe. All their
powdered drugs are prepared from matelial care.
fully aelected, end arc warranted strictly pure and
OF rae best qualify.
sarangoments have been made with the manu-
factureFs Of QUINlNE 10 be constantly supplied
from Ilmmers. Germal) Pallaiier, (Fgenchl and
American manufactures, which viii be sold on
the most reasonable terms.
Agents for the celebrated LEXINGTON NUS
Ard superior 20 any ID Tie world.
They are propered 10 furnish dealers with & q
following genuine PATENT MEDICINES. BY
the gross q dozen, at The prOprietors' wholesale
prices;
Lyon. KaihaiEon, Dalley's Pain Extractor,
Mexican Mnsiang Liniment, B. Z. Fahnesiock's
Vermiiuges David Jayne's Family Medicines, John
Bnl So sapafila, S. r. Townsends Sarsaparlla.
Woodlands Cherry Expectorant, Woodmah's Exc
tract Jamaica Ginger, Woodlands pa Il killing
Eminent, Woodlands Purgaiiye Pills, Osgood's
Indian Cholagogue, Minors Magical Fever Cure
Simmons Liver Medicine, Gray's Patent ONT
ments GFaeffenbeTg Medicines, Mnfiat's Pills and
Bitt.fss GREEN'S 0xygenaled Biters, Spencer's
Pills, Railways Ready Relief, Billings' Carmina
tive and Astringent Syrup. Thorn's Extract o
Sarsaparilla and Copaiga, Sands, Sarsaparilla. Of
Arrangements have been made to receive dIfeEs
from Saratoga, supply Of Congress Water.
s. JARVIS,
90. WOODNAN.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-12-29


cos
Ar1 41E eeeoEs
aat 81 D4 U4c4 Clothing
ND invite 81 Us come tnd examine. An
experience q fiAeen yeale has 90 eN.
erfisea ia lheeeleclion Of the present stock
censi linz u part Of
Black cloth dress coats;
Black and colored 9th froek coats;
Bnisneess coats
Black and colored cloth sacks:
Black and colOred cloth palette;
Black and colore8 cloth Yricots;
Heavy casefrocka and sacks
Velvet Hunting coats;
OYER @ OATS.
Sinner castor beaver ff0cks and Backss
Blue pilot, Engineers beaver frock and sacks;
Drab and colored Whitney lrocks and sacks;
Drab and colored Petersham frocks and sacks
Drab and Colored Bearskin frocSs and sacks
Fancy Negeerhead frocks and sacks;
Fancy double frocks and sacks;
Blanket frocks aud sacks;
Black and Colored cloth surtouts.
VESTS,
lack and colored cloth vests. double collars
Fancy velvet and plush, double collars;
Fancy cashmere, double collars;
Black silk and satin, double collare;
Fancy silk, double collars.
PANTS
Black doe skin cashmere pants;
Black and blue satinett pants;
Fancy cashmere pantF;
Heavy tweed points;
~ Negro Suits Of different qualities. @Sa
FURNISHING Goods.
HosERY -Merino and lamb wool Undershirta
MeIno and Lambs wool Drawers;
Silk, cotton, Flannel, and cashmere Under
shirts. and drawers;
Merino, cotton and voolen half hose.
SHIRTS - Linen and linen bosom shirts;
Wove and embroidered bosom shifts;
Fancy muslin shirts,
GLovEs.-Buek, cactor, kid and colored gloves
Chamios and silk lined colOred gloves,
Gauntlets and diving gloves.
ToILET ARTIeLEs. Combs, brushes, knives:
Razors, strops, port monaies, soaps &c
Canes and Umbrellas.
Doors So Fine calf sewed boots;
Fine waterproof sewed boots;
Heavy Mud Boots.
SHOES Patent leather and calf Oxfords;
Calf sewed aud pegeed bIogans,
HAT s.-- Zine mole and beaver hats
Whide-a- Wakes, Ne Ms and Hungarian.
6 rs &C 10th caps and silk covers;
Glazed silk and Muslin caps.
Or Childrens clothing Is usual. Every
thing to complete q gentleman's wardrobe q
octI3 No, 9. Washington 81 eet,
yieksburg Hiss.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-12-29
HADW ARE
AND
IRON ST O. r. L
RRHESTLY e REIN.

IRON TORI
pREESTLY q HBEEN.
Nos SO and 81 Camp Street, Nesc Orteoae
MMPOaTEaS and Dealers in Foreign AID DIS
nestle Hardware, Cutlely, Iron, .liI Plate,
81. &c thank their friends fer their very liberal
paironage-the quality and, price Of theis goods
and their prompt attention TO oil orders received
win. they hope, secure TO Them e continuance
thair faYors. By arrivals from Eur pean and y e
thern ports they arc nstan ty siVing fresh sup
olies, carefully selected, Of every thing in their
lln and can confidently invite the attention q Ps
ehcsers TO tEeis large aud well assorted stock, Of
which the following Is a pa {. viz
Engl sh Bar Iron. round, SCARE s. hat- ~ tons.
Best Cable do do do do-iOO tons,
Do Pennsylvania do do do-l00 tons
Do 90 boiler pale do-2O tons,
do do Iron FounI square s. hat@ 500 tons
DO Tennessee bot'er plate-3 30 tons,
do do plough do-A tone,
do do moulds-lO tors
Do do plates--15 tons,
Braziers' rods, !, 5.16 and inch d-3O ns
Sheet Iron-IEnglish, American and Tennessee
from 10 10 $500 bdls,
Hoop Iron--from $50 to g inch--SO0 bdls.
Round do-from / 4 to 2 2 inch. 200 bids.
Cut Nails Celebrated Weymouth, and OthergOod
brands,-3, 600 kegs.
Press spikes-300 kegs
POcke ct and Table Cutlery, RaZos sc.
Tin Plates, best Charcoal brands, 600 boxes,
Block Tin, Zinc, Spelter SIC, 5000 pounds,
Braz efs' Copper from 20 10 40 ID sheets, 10000
German, Shear, Blister and Cast Steel. IS 900
Axes-genuine Collins's Hunts, Sc, $50 boxes
Spades and ShoYels. Ames's and other brands
$50 dozen,
Whittemore's Cotton, Wool and Horse Cards
Il 60a d0aen.
Z Gee Mills. Wilson's genuine, 200 dozen,
rase.t Balaaces and Platform Scales. Anyils.
/ Z ices. St9ck and Dies, BELOW,
DA' Ifaes Log, Halter and soil Chains.
.nalh caOse anchors, Cooprs tools. Timers 10.
s.. Locks, Sliding door Furni
I1Ie, nooks ans Plates Hinges, Butt and Parlia.
men. e ngss, sRdow Fasteners 81 every de-
tern, Cross Cut, Pitt al MN g -
Kings, HaiPs. and other soeJ $500
dollowWare and Casllng s- 81 ions
Tarred and Mannilla Rope, all siS,s
OakHm Marine, Houseline &c.
sperm, Linseed, Lard, and Whale Oils.
Atlantic Pure White Lead.
Black and Yellow Paints, Verdigris.
r Tis and Chrome Green,
French Pots from to SO pinls.
Mill md Gand Stones.
Sheet. :, and Pig Lend, Lead Pipe, &c. 81.
They are also che only Agents Is New CLEANS
Whitman. Vanleer q Co.'S celebrated Tenn sspe
iron nov Is. 615s
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-12-29

fJg4 received. direct from the ma nulacs
eFs. fne assortment 81 English RnqAmeE
san cnus. Pistols Sporting apparatus &c.
fo fne double Gums Boys double ana an.
ole Guns
80 American Rifles.
Is English
IS coles Reporters; u Aliens ReyolveTsi
pair Rifle pistols; 100 pairs asst'd pistols
Is pair self cooking pistols, from 20 olnen
barrrls.
Game Bays, Powder Horns, Shot Belts ana
Da,ches. Calling Horns. Percussion Caps, me
- 1850 ~ ssla ~ a. GENELIA.
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