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M'- New York. March 8.
IIyERPooL MISUNDERSTANDING are
rising. ' tUr-.n7ar ii5a,
Brown h Co, quote wheat advanced
3D.; flour Cd. .!ss h@,.a.ir., on !
Corn-Ralher more doing; quotation
unchanged; Western Canal 4Isa4ls Cd;
Philadelphia, Baltimore and Ohio Ais Cd
ADS; Canadian 4lsa42s; sour 36sa37s.
White wheat lssa1ss 81 red extreme
price, E2S2ll 9IItl aasIijnUl
White Indian corn ass; yellow Asa
ATS Cd; mixed 45s6d. rrtltgu
Provisions - McIlenry quotes bacon
about equal in demand and supply, both
being moderate. 1Iq t8tL
Beef and pok4Moderate transactions.
Lard--Less active.
Cotton-Firm one sixteenth lower;
sales for The 18Th 10Th and coll amount
ed 10 10000 bales, including foreign ex-
port. ..,l ais
The Gar rejected the new proposals
rendered him. War is considered inevi-
table. .-n'rtrJgs IaUaTts
--LATEST. = Liverpool, Wednesday,
Three thousand troops embarked from
Liverpool To-day.
The Greek insurreclion has gained a
formidable Roadway, six Thousand men
being under arms for Epirus, Macedonia,
Thessala. rliaul IIsa t15f
1t is stated that if Austria, does moi i'm
mediately declare herself, France will
form an army Of 100000 men on the
Italian lrontieriotie same on the RhiYe
frontier, and send a force TO operate in
Italy. This statement is believed ~ be-
authentic. mt'h
A telegraph dispatch states that The
Russians are bombardiDg Kuslhuck.
There is a very, doubtful report lhaiih
Russians have taken seven Turkish ships
Of war. ~ .1e.-
Grea, enthusiasm in favor OF war was
arising in England,
SNL |LL.L a ~ A.
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RMsssrs. BRIsKERnoSr, Of Mansfield.
and CARTrER, Of Massilon, al the request /
Of The PhrenOkosuiau Literary Society Of
this place, addressed our citizens uponi The
Nebraska Bill on Thursday evening last.
Notwithstanding the inclemsucy Of The
weather, the attendance was very respect
able. "A. , fsi
eMsssrs. BRrNKEnHoFr and CARTIER
srs both ex-membsrG Of Congress. M.
c,'s remarks were brief. Mr.. B. follow.
"a. and although . Free soilsr, YET We new.
q. hear him speak on a political subject,
viihouihssrins many new ideas. No one
doubts tho sincerity Of Mr. BIS political
views.
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COURT OF commoN PLEAS.

Court is still in session, and will Proba.
bly, continue until The close of the week.
Judge STEWART seems DESTROYS to clear
The Docket, as near IS possible,
A few important civil cases bare been
disposed of. The mostimportant perhaps,
was the case of DANIEL CAMPBELL Us.
HAYNES JONES This was a Bill in Chan
Gerry, to compel a specific performance of
a contract for the mutual exchange of
farms. By The agreement each party was
bound to convey to the other his farm, by
the lst OF March, 1853. Complainant
claimed a full compliance by rendering a
Deed for his premises on the day specified,
when The Defendant refused to convey his
premises, because, as he alledged, Com.
plainanls Deed did not contain the full
quantity of land, and because Complain
AMI had failed to remove certain leins, and
toaassign his Rolicy OF Insurance accord
ing 10 the agreement.
The Court held, that Complainan, hav.
ing rendered a deed for his farm-less q
acres-onl the first Of March, ard a deed for
the whole Of the farm on The third Of March
showed himself eager and willing TO com.
ply with the contract on his part. That
the FIRST deed was sufficient by The contract,
hut if the deed itself was not sufficient, thr
I ider of the SECOND deed n the third day,
for the whole of the land, would be a suRi
Gent compliance, lime not being of the cs.
sence of the contract, whi,h the Court
held it was not in this case. The CourtI
held Complainant had fully complied with
bis contract, and decreed a specific perform.
ance-ibe deeds 10 be delivered each TO
each, within 30 days from the rising of this
Court, and the case was referred To- WIN.
OSBORN, Esq, 10 ascertain the damages
sustained by Complainant.
In the case Of the State folio Us. A. j.
CORNELL, charged with Burglary and Lar.
ceny, the Jury returned a verdict of guilty.
lie has not yet received his sentence.
Hels a young man yet, and il he had been
surrounded with proper influences when
young, might have been an ornament 10
society. His history might serve q useful
"moral" 10 many young men.
The trial Of THORNTON Pool for murder
is progressing. The examination Of the
witnesses consumes considerable lime. A
large cOncourse of people are present to
witness the trial. There was considerable
difficulty 10 geta Jury /; abouttwo huneted
persons were called before the requisite
number was selected. The. following are
the names Of the Jurors: VIM. Craig.
James Huff. David Ciphsrs, Hartman Alle.
man, John Wilson, Elias Bates, Christian
Hoffman, Henry Horn, Jacob limerick,
William Mory, Stephen Crozior and Dan.
ieI Hartman. l'a
Messrs. PoRTER, KELLooo and KENNY,
appear as Counsel for the State. and
Messrs. GIVEN, FULroN and Met Gowns 70,
the prisoner. aig % 49, m
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PRESIDENT POLK'S OPINION, OF
THE MISSOURI COMPROMISE.

As the reader may remember, says an
exchange, Mr.. Polk was not content with
simply signing the Oregon territorial bill
and returning il 10 the House in which il
originated, but gave his reasons in a writ.
ten message, dated August IA, ls4s, in
which, after alluding to The Missouri Com.
promise, he says ar.
"'rhe Territory Of Oregon lies far north
Of thiry.six degrees and thirty minutes.
the Missouri and Texas compromise lines.
It's southern boundary Ia parallel Of So
deg, leaving the intermediate distance 10
be 22O geographical miles. Aud il is be-
cause the provisions Of this bill are not
Inconsistent with the law Of the Missouri
Compromise-if extended from the Rio
Grande TO the Pacific 0cean-,hai | have
not yet felt at liberiyrto withhold my sane.
ton. Had IL embraced territories south Of
that compromise. the question for my con.
sideralion would have been Of a far differ.
ferenl character, and my action upon il
must have c~orresponded with my convic-
tons. 0ught,te now to disturb the Mis-.
souri, compromised Ought we, at this
late day, in attempting to annul what has
been so long established and acquiesccd
in, 10 excite sectional divisions and ieal.
ousios-lo ALLEVIATE the people Of different
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1854-03-15

Ia We ~cheerfally give place 10 e com
munication IN another column on The lem.
peranCe question. II may not exactly suit
some, for the only reason, that it" breathes
not'i sufficient OF 81, 40. We hope our
correspondent will continue his favors.
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tF Read shines on an Infant on the
6rst page of this weeks paper. There is
a poetic jingle aud palhos about them that
we like. Shall we not bear from you
again, friend CLINGAN 5.sdl
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A New JERsEY BANK sropPED.-Tho
New York Commercial, of Wednesday,
SAYS "3rhe. notes OF the Public Stock
Bank, Of Belvidere, N. j., are thrown
out by the brokers this morning. This is
a small bank, under the general laws Of
the State. with a circulation Of $4,000"
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tFor the Ohio Union.l
ASHLAND UNION SCHOOL.

The Examination ol the different De,
partmenls will occur next week, as fol,
lnvs aI,. aa r'lu .eI
Primary Department, Tuesday; Sec.
ondary Department. Wednesday Gran
mar School. Wednesday alteration and
Thursday High School, Thursday and
Friday (; Rhetorical Exercises Of High
School Friday evening, at the Lutheran
Church.
The Annual Address will he delivered
on Thursday evening, at the Lutheran
Church, by G. T, STEWART Esq, Of
NurwaIk.
All interested are respectfully invited to
attend. t..ai e.wa 'f '.sa .0Hi.r lsl
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OHIO DEMOCRATIC PRESS ON Me-
BRASKA.


The Bay City Daily Mirror gives the
following classification of Democratic pa
pers in Ohio, favoring and opposing the
Nebraska bill. Those in favor Of the bill
are
Ohio Statesman, Tmmbull Democrat,
Cincinnati Eng. Dayton Empire,
Zanesyillo Aurora, COshsclon Democrat,
Licking Herald, MI. Gilead Messenger.
Marion Mirror, Clev. Plain Dealer,
Lorain Argus, Bucyrus Forum.
The Democratic papers opposed 10 il
Ohio State Democrat, Sandusky Mirror,
lronIon Times, Mansfield Shield,
Elillsboro' Gazette, Medina Mirror,
Fremont Democrat, 0hio Patriot,
Seneca Advertiser, Cadiz Sentinel,
Norwalk Experiment Democratic Cump'n
Garfield Sentinel, Dem. Transcript, b
American Union, 900 Wayne Co. Dem.
Ohio Democrat, Ashland Union,
Holmes Free Press, Hancock Sentinel,
Akron Standard, o. Henry North West,
Wyandott Pioneer, u 0itakee Union, &.
Peoples Fountain, Pauldine Democrat,
Toledo Republican, Kenton North. w lest
Defiance Democrat, Mt. Vernon Banner,
Williams Item, mon Adams Co. Dem.
Lima Argus. @ ynl Kalids Venture,
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The last case Of modesiy is that of la
dy, who discarded Ter lover, a sea captain,
because he said that he had Rugged the
Shore"
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1854-03-15

The story Of The late burning Of a negro
in the State Of Mississippi turns on, 10 be
q falsehood.
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SEVEN TURKISH SHIPS TAKEN.
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UnIt0l States MMIser At OonsmntnopIe
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FRENCH SECURITIES GAZING.
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Trench Arnly of IOO,OO0
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FRANCE THREATENING AUSTRIA.
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ENGLAND NOTIFYING RUSSIA, 4
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The car lowing Ssven Mon per l,oO0
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THE WAR SPIRIT IN ENGLAND. i
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EIlvos Iioat.o

~EXPLosfoN.
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GREEK NsURRECTION RAMPANT,
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ARRIVAL OF THE ATLANTIC :
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1Sg &ugntit Gslrsrupb.

Reported expressly for the Ohio Union.
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New York. March 8.

AMERICAN COURT D2ESSTRUMPHANTA AGAIN
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. THE GAR INSULTING NAPOLEON.
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LiyERPooL, Feb. 10.
A terrific storm occurred here last night,
doing much damage. .risl,Y ,,i
: The letter Of Napoleon 10 The Car has
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$4,000 WORTH OF HEAL AND PERSONAL
E-TArE fOE rllE PEOPLE,.
AignIfcSHt ERcrprise- -LiLsyf, t9ldJie and Certain.
nHiTkRUitsTs

DAGUERRE0rYPE ENTERPRISE
H.wHTEHURST has decided Trustees ben.
" EFT Of tt above $4,000
tf real and nal
OF certificates At the earliest possible the
shares The reTheaes - each, which the
an equitable 'SNre in he mnhesnt collection of reSi ani
sona also, t. OF whitehur:is Worlds
Of self rend any When the c,r,a
cate presented at either o. his Galleries following elites
Wis.
Baltimore, ws'hinrion Rsmoni Norfolk, LynehsurF,
mins and Pc ershurE.
been made With ,hc following named
lists to redeem the certificates:
Quincy, Of n. YORK; ~ O. Collins Of PhiaieI-hiS snrrv
nel, Mass ard wesiaeh, Mass A. O. Partridge Of wheeling
Va. wm T Porter, OF Cincinnati, Ohio.
Not than hiiy thousand shares Ell be sol'.
sN Certificates may he had of Mcsirs. sLADE BAKER.
application inPerson OF by mall paid" rbclosns
jyiT-u
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PIIYFE Dealer In Ivory and manufactureT Of ,oI
- Goods Murray street, n. L. ocI9-diy


a BROAD STREET, of Bra,er, New York, oGer
% - for sale the following hrsv, Cotton Fabrics:
New England Cotton Sail Duck-22inch, all nos,
hard and soft; aO all the various widths
trTed at this establishment comprising
thS trade, and offered at the lowrst
United States Pilot Duck-woodberry and Mopat
Vernon Extra full assorme OF this superior fabric.
Willimuntic Cotton DucE-i6 Is 20 and % inch all
numbers hard and soft Ths fabric
MUM at the London Worlds Fair, also
ship and lscnr Mark DuClS-PlAin twled, man.
uaeine the Company superior article for light
sails, tents awnings also, Mount Ravens,
Howard Ravens, Pioneer PhuiI Ms
plain % to finch Heavy DO DO.
Cotton Sail TNyine-A full assortment.
Turpaulins HammoCks, Stuns, &c.
Paper fclinG-3O TO ~ Inch, made very heavy eIpr
for drirT irlts.
Car Coycring-coon Canvass. all widths. from
inches and all namhers made
railroad ears perfectly att permanently waterproof and
enduring than the car ITSELF
Ennmeiling Cnnrass-so 90, 80, IS and so plain
and tviled, In variety.
Bags and Iingging-of every description. seame..
Bags whole all bales Of lOO soO COM
bnuG strength utility and ehsapncSs for grain and
surpaneh
Also heavy Cotton Sackng 20 inch Canvass
Flling heavy iviled. do do 20, %, - and Ilineh.
Wool Sncks-woyen whole all sizes, and desirable
f-I
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~ condesed by the month Jear
ies ,pesined the Manuscript or previously agreed upon
the parties.
s- COPY . specified
tnseroa s be continued until ordered and
etacted accordingly.
~ Epv avoid any
the Annual Adverscrs disfino
Aa their privileges only extended to sir Immediate SasEss,
Legal them be
Al s',iitional CHARGE and variation.
Estate and General Agents. Advertisements be
charged the subject
- a discounts shall be agreed upon.
20 Aucoueers, booksellers and yearly generally
squares with the privilege oi csnge shall
their
the standn" rule 1adcr the
Ill eHce-ila- slca
inserted the Seiwcekly whiE Is
and 81 per
~ Z : sashro 'inuanct.
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FAIL TRADE, 1884.

FALL TRADE, 1894.
CHiNd, GLASS AND BARTHEN WARE
SELLING OFF TO CLOSE BUSINESS
ANlSG determined TO close my present banes Vii sell
hb at redu,sd prices, to paneiu eustSmsrs ny
Ware, and psncy Goods
The larTsr portion eoass of Gods 81
own importation, recy this Sumner for the Ps rrad
Ool7ry and city Dealer Fhuh,' and al of aood are
p.Iteulaly Invited to esi md examine the stock
Particular attention paid TO packing.
SEQ HuGH A. WATT
He UNTGN0 COATs.-i have hard q Zee ass5rment OF
Hutinr Coats s1ibs frr she approaching ssason and
ysry Eeu'saan going haang eushi % be 'lpplct siih
Cau AT HENRY SuAFERs,
seNb No ltS, Main II.
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SEW YORK ADyRRTIsEnEsr.
FLOOR OIL Ci.OTiis
VAN BRUNT. Is RIrfino SlSD NJ. yorl n


N. Ens shTsT ?, RscHa % N'W York. MASuyAc
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS.
%HSSh III sSf 81 IT. Of nss
any SSas@sS Si;@.'S 80 p,,s, h yAS ,;iS s savyI
6 MAo1Eas PATESr ELfoTRie 1StTiIo
m hx in medicine and sse.rie.y q the
.seh S, I'D SS,
ca. d.sss s,e' di.spp.si
h.s ssfso .ta s ffssi sss
SdsI: @ Ss. cIsilSa.
Tos ss ses 4 IL a9 -.
dueng these effects weigh be ed up Ia
ha, s%a sns s
;sPss :Ss.sy 4:n:Sy ~
@ 'ss . s %
% S IL s .sn Ss' a Nee bee" I Il
been applied Nth great IN hs medical city
@ IN Europe. a4S he ind S,oGtyn City
in London BY the Medicine At Paris. By
OeT sesnae he hshs.t order ssIaains
The Proprstors 10 possession testimonial. to the ,ame
a OF se M , mo, asgSs nS A.srs and
both hetn!'phere' and invite public
Full and illustrated descriptions, persona. use and one
snS be sSd
the ONES They will be forwarded rossse any part
cents postage STAMPS. J. sTEiNERT, Sole Agent,
No. 56s broadway, cor Prince street New Yo,k
For sale BY PURCELL, LADD Co. Agents. Richmond
Virginia. isoTMdif ,
NEw uRUNsWICk RUniiRi; tOMPNNY.-Tnrrhoa5e
~ 100 Liberty l65 Cedar street. New York. aanu.ctu
rs and Wholesale Dealers In all kinds
urr Charles Nooi Patent consisting
Misses a"d Chdr. MS Metallic Roots and Shoes Cloak.
SerAus Comb, Stay and Dress Rome. Doi Head Halls
Iot WHIPS, Traihng Rings, Sy nges,
The above Company solicit friends and
the pubic h-f re purchasing. JOHNSTON LErsoS pre-,
Bls-6mtp)
Iiot sEn EtrIyt! u,itDwAuE AND FANCY GOODS
T. C. BEHRlAH, inp'rors ard HasLs.nIe D..riers in
- HyuSeteirg H'rd,oir, and Fdacy Gods tiOI Bo,d.
uAy " V Gallery, Silver Plated
silver and Df!ianna Ware mpns.on, and Iron
low Ware BonIed, Copper and psss Bathing
rih wood and Willow Ware. Brushes Mats EgrTa
'ots sporting Tackle ETC. etc. Our
the county, aud will be sold prices
The attention OF Houskecrers invited 10
STOCK OF foods and Prices befoTs buying.
80 , J. C. BERRIAN,
@-u!y-lrI COL BtnsdSay,E. I.
4 AMP SHADE EnASUFACTOIIN,-Lam Shade,
- every description sni Of the splendid patterns at
pha. Wholesale only ' ~
aul2--ln-[Pl WA sTorr a On
NHOUSE AND IOC FOls SHLE.-A neat House =,
present occupied hy the Subscriber o.
ayo street. fronting 80 fest 10 an al
ley has on II conn odouS Stable aad Carriage snx22
D~elins-oase has ample moderate
Iany Containing uine besides
The Kitchen supplied with cooking range with cold ana
warm water also, comfortable for servants.
Possession can be had al any time: purchaser
hPpyto = JOHNSTON,
le,-Ias li5 Main street
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uy ROYAL LETTERS PATENT
TENNE ~ DR0MAGEN; OF, WATERPROOF, ASTICoN.
IL sUMPrlNE CORK SOILS, manuhs .iurrd by
HARC0URT BRADLEY Il Co

IL suMPrlyg CORK soLEs, manufs ,iured by
HARCOCRT, BRADLEY Il co,
~ Market street, nanchcstcr.
gland American street and iG5 Ea,ar
The HYDRoNAGEX valuable discovery for proee,n N,
,e gp ahp y S@a ss5s rs'eEve G many un.
In the sole and inside or shoe lis ae
cdsd ehata''cr Il, a powerful aniiiote to disease.
codei weather as The fooi cam bseSp
os5 "i s,S. sT ~ s re c h,ds, m
While Con. upi ~ 50 prevalent 'mo th' county
.e or.hos as the latter the prtp re in very
IN w no. YEA, to psde
e feet TO app ar sxremeiy irge the Hydromg ing rr,
he or he iSSa ool IL s@ts uny GS n
WIN "s sS Iss 1[ssy f;G1S sss as Ssy may
9sS. @ vii nnd their ""'' d'f'''' '@ much '"i"i1'a
ydrorsgr becoming more known its sal, !, ,pcr.a
incredible extent year in London Msa
sS. H,1.rD % md T:IPGo S,.s.. Lsa
of s SG \, ole, k..0y Te ,1 SnoD @ on1I, 10 r r
cOrOHs, Colps, koSeuIs CONSERVATION
MEs. srr per pair, g otSrs.
foS.s S' Mssrs' "R 90 q q DO. do.
sorcy Prom the Retail Prices make very liberia, ALLOW
'sis hey s s,
,ssGsTs9P .Ii sP'' 10 bn SHanLET .Ts:t
,TESAm ;S. ", ENGiSE FOR SALE-l have for sale
seen u" h'' city which has eeen in use Oniy tSg , tine
s ii,h stree, between Main ana * SsIh streets.
RbSos aG m M @ ca1 o, ts aoi % M oesSa @ eadng t' "a
hsa,hfulne' 1t will be sold very spplica sn /, NJ
'e5 luh st, be,reen Main and EisT H'.ir; street.
4 AGUAyHt, mo, AND JAVA COFFEE: Pearl star
ps' H@I' i.s@ '''"A 0ho b%IfspcRfT stSRfns HGt GiE '
5000, wINsTON & POWERS,
GROCFRS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Corner n Cary aud Pearl strert-,
s @ 10 ',SIs and rec yns sl,Ge stock q aro:sre Teas
the usual '0' "''s On
2ls hhds Porto Rieo ard New ORR ans Sugar
80 pactagra Loaf
es oss, RIO Jaruayrs ua,l,so, Java ,na Mocha cor,,
S9 gsst.gs; ggngsuds IrPsra Rack "tfsf Tea.
coo Sss. SaIis
2sO boxes spr'u, Wax and Aismaniinr casdle,
~ ~ Sssan Ss1m, rsin,sa wsssSIns rsii, r,o,r
rs packages Msnny',e and other One Bndie, and Wine,
sd FeaeS BisaGy 'sSdn s5S ws wgssdS KuT GIN App,
ssehIne AND Tanners o Bed Cords Plough Lines Wrap,
ring I.ns and Lsmpgisk Shot, lead and Povde Boom
.o,; Window Gs,,, nneresn French y CSsmpssSe and
shoulder, Together many sci. ali Of -SS We ,Sins an
before purchasing elsewhere rs
WHULESALE IND RETIIL
FALL TRADE or 1854.
10 4.seS o Ga'ss s!. Just o. s,G.d ~ S 2 G Ns YG
Me oS,hlns, embracing all Of the latest ,y,of sysfy variety
hsys large a'so,n, Furnishing Goods, Shirt,
Merchant. q vIsnla North Carolina Tennessee are
,his month. = = ~
Ny facilities for manufacturing cannot be surpassed therefor,
am enabled TO sell hse the competition Of no market
can subtract from. D. u. GOODMAN
oS. No iSa n, Man street opposite EsSi' sSu.ie
,ec I'D. O.
IFE SALT AFLoAT-Jestey Darcs,v brand for sale By
~ spel DAVENPORT, ALLEN 4 co.
GSUNNY BAGs,-LArse ard ,u.li ,res, for sale w i
~ aus4 JOHN ~ ooRDoNs SON.
GrADRs AND sHOvRLs AND MANuRg AND HAY
- foRKsJu, resolved me asorent Of above ar,I.
ele', some very superior FORKS THO. ROBERTSON,
sci Importer Of Hardware aud Cutlery No .e5 Main st.
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FALL SToCA OF CHINA, GLA:
ASp
HOt OtSEKEEpENG EnnnS

tot SEhEEPENIs GOODS.
EBcLhLEI d 60. I37 MSia st, rt E.cI, so,,,, a..
0 now eeivinr Of their direc, iuportson NJ,
oS ~ hey You'd e me .o .;.a a spsy q the aSsIe
Hsm.s h PR her price. are as oE
HsG,Si and %is oS % % ,a5 3D. and White Onn'fr'.
P,s9s. pssan'er' Preserve Dishes Jy d. faaP. Sa
Pain Tea ss water Kettles UTns PieS.r. p, SAM; sHa
% sTd S';as ' T.S f. % %s .s ,saasS nd
lea Er@Tsy s' sHs ss f.i. ws.r. S' ra;.5 az q, war. o,
''5sT s,p P,,5sT?' ~! g.;, y .s,n ., ,lasl9 3
der. Plate watnsrs o1ai Vases DC. 'e"-
H''S.e, Plates Oyster ana STEAK Dishes, ali ss, Tea co
JPongod Fare-Toie, se,, Cake Boxes. Fo, and Hin
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