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JOB HAINEs. JESSE a. KIRK. 8. b. sTuBBs.
Rising Sun Foundry, Stove DEPOT,
AND AGRICULTURAL NOR


~ THE subscribers having on
NSSSrs=ehand, and are constantly
sessssE..SSzsiss. manufacturing an extensive
assortment OF PLOCGHS, Machinery and 9th
CIR castings Of the best quality. Also on hand
Il complete stock Of Stoves, Of their own AMI
Eastern manufacture. Such as Wood and
Coal larlOr and numerous variety Of Cook
Stoves Of the most improved patterns. They
have likewise ~. hand, and are prepared Ia
turnisli ii the shortest naticc improved Horse
PowcrS, Thrcshers and Separators Of several
kinds, which fur Ii, htness and durability, are
warranted equal to any in use. Also an cx-
tchsive assortment Of right and lett hand AT
wood, Wisconsin, Wiley, beats, s0r dorsey
Bulb Michigan, (doublc moukf tpard y Rog-
cr's Extending Point. Rich's Iron Beam, sub
soil and all other kinds t'f Pl"urhs. straw" and
fodder cutters, &C.. all Of which they will sell
on favoroble terms, and solicit the patronage
of the phbic. Orders promptly attended IL.
HAINES. KIRK X STU BaS,
n. B.-Tlc Highest price paid for old cast
ingS, ia cash or exchange.
Rising sun. Cecil county. Nd, July ! GIN.
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EST'RAY.

HAME to the subscribers, near Dysart' $
~ Tavern. on 9Th month (rucsday) 9TH. Il
snail black COW; has been marked with tar
on the left hip. and looks as il she might have
come from down the country. Tue owner is
requested to come forward, prove property,
pay charges and take her away.
Jy s 3w RICHARD CHAMBERS, JR.
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DEsTHuCrI, FlRE.-A destructive fire oc-
CURED in philadelphia OH Wednesday night,
which destroyed the Na'ional Theatre, the
Chinese Museum, and some forty other build
ings. 1t originated i'll the National Theatre
from the firing of a gun during the perform :
ance. Mr.. Sheppard, well known actor per-
is'lcd in the flames. Several :rcmcn were in
jur,d but none killed. Tie loss Of pro- or Y
is estimated at S500,CG0.
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t-TThcmas Richie Esq, formerly oli;or
VI the Richmond Enquirer and more recently
Of the Washington Union. died in Washing
ton, u. C., on Monday last. lie was a violent
powerful, and by many said TO lie, an I'M
Scrupulous rartzan editor, and one of the
oldest journalists in the country. lie was
about - years of age, and had not been en-
gagged in public life for the last year or two.
a Coop IDEA-All the stores in town now
close at eight o'clock, thus allowing the clerks
and those confined in them through the day
to get a mouthful offrcsh air, 70 and breeze
Tie girls, or enjoy themselves as they choose
during the evening.
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FARM FOR SALE.

A DESIRABLE FARM AND STOCK, sit
IA uatcd on the river half mile from the
village of North East, containing 100 Acrss,
in good state of cultivation, with good build
ings thereon; consisting of a Dwelling, Ten
ant House, and Barn; which will be sold on
reasonable terms by application to
L. l.. WOOLEY.
May u If North East, Md.
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So REV ard.

GTRAYED; or was stolen from the premises
- of the subscriber. on or about the I'd inst,
u WHITE MARE, 16 to II hands high, lame
in stihc joint Of left hind leg. To any person
returning said mare, or giving information 50
that get her, reward of dollars will be
given. DANIED PARKER,
July 3w Iron Hill, Pcncadcr lId.; Del
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FNiIIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
/ scribcr of Cecil county, hath obtained from
the phans' Court Ct said county, letters Of
Administration on the personal estate Of
William Simcoe,
late Of said county, deed. All persons having
claims against the said deceased, are hereby
warned 10 exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof duly authenticated, ION or before the
LIST day Of June, 1855,
they may otherwise by law, be excluded from
al benefit Of said estate. All persons indebted
to said estate. are requested TO make immediate
pa mcnt TO the subscriber. Given under my
hand thls 17th day Of June, 1854.
GEORGE SIMCOF,
June II, "a CIV Admir-.
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CONSTABLE'S SALE.

Pi virtue of writ OF Fier Facas Issued
- by Edmund Brown, Esq, one OF the JUS
tees of the Peace of the State Of Maryland,
in and for Cecil county, at the suit of Jacob
lIyland, use OF Reed Brothers 4 Co., agail s.
the goods, cllattlcs, lands and trncmcnts OF
Benjamin i. Sweet and Samuel Logan, and
to ne directed, have seized and taken into
execution all that Farm situated on the main
road leading from North East to Charlcstown
adjoining lands Of Thon,s Logan and others,
containing
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$50 REMARK.

STAYED away from the premises Of the
subscriber Il pair young brown MULES. One
little larger and lighter than the other. The
darkest one is the heaviest set. Twenty dol
lars reward will be paid to any person return
ing them, or for information that will lead to
their recovery. JOHN CARHART,
Zion +. o., Cecil Coz, Nd.
July 9th, lS5i-Jt'
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rUllyIG &BI'tf'E.

There will not be the usual Divine service
in Chesapeake City Hall on Sunday afternoon
next (l.c 9Th inst but instead thereof, there
will he Divine Service Cd. w with the Holy
Communion, in St. Ausu,tnr's Church. Be-
hcmia Manor, at 3 O'Clock i. NJ. The rrgu-
lar morning service at Trinity church Elkton
will commence nj t!,c accustomed hour. The
public are respectfully invited.
Eonr. Ii. GoLDSHoHorGn,
july Rector.
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TRUSTEES SALE,

pY virtue ola Decree in Chanccry. the I'M
- dcr>igncd Ms Trustee. will offer at Public
sale ut the Court House door in Elkton, on
Thursday, the 18Th day Of Lly.
between the hours Of = and ! o'clock p. NJ,
all the right title, interest and estate Of JAS,
Ewing, decd, in and to all that tract Of land
owned jointly by said Ewing in his lifetime
with VIM. Is. Biles, adjoining lands Of James
Smith, William McGraw, Mrs. Sarah Will
liams and VIM. B. Bilcs, the whole tract con-
tanning
~ Acres Of Land,
more or less. This tract has been by agree
mcnt between the undersigned and VIM. b..
Bilcs, Esq. divided 80 as to give to the share
of Ewing's Estate so Acres, Roods ami =
Pcrchcs. and to the share cf Mr.. Blrs 6G.
Acres, Rood and 30 Pcrciies, and the per-.
son who may purchase the interest Of the
Heirs Of Ewing in the above IA Acres. will
be expected to assent to and affirm the above
division.
This land is well timbcrcd and is capable of
high CIVILIZATIONS; it is well watcred. Little
North East Creek and Indian Run passing
through it.
Persons DESTROYS of purchasing are invited
to view the land, which is in Il thriving ana
pleasant nrighborhood.
\ Plot of the land may be seen at the Of
flee Of the undersigned, in Elkt"n.
TERMS OFSALE.
The terms of Sale are one fourth cash, one
fourth in four, one fourth in eight, and one
fourth in twelve months from the day of SALE;
notes with approved security to- be given for
ALEXANDER EVANS,
July is Trustee.
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SOLDIERS IN EuRoPE.-Whcn a Russian
soldier is drawn for the CONSUMPTION he is
sent to the nearest town and there quartercd !!
All soldiers are considered legally dead men,
and if wife does not see her husband for fl,
years she may marry again. One Russian
woman, who was born stone blind, is now
united to to her sixteenth husband.
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IMPROVED
SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LIME.

LNROM City Chemical and Union Works.
Il made after the most improved articles,
and very superior. Prepared
dNHIDRITE MANURE,
made after the English article, and most SUI
rcrior. being very much lower than Guano,
and fully equal. The attention of dealers and
farmers is particularly call4d lie refer trial.
Also,
PEPIVa9N GJ.7NO,
in Large or small quantities, for sal by
JOHN l.. POMEROY,
- South Wharvcs, Sd door above Chestnut
July 3nl Street. Philadc lpliia.
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Che Cecil n1biq.
EAkTOy, JULY 3, 1854.


JOHN A. GETTY, Esp. the learned and cs-
Unable Principal Of the Central High School
of Baltimore, died at his residence in that city
on Thursday morning the 9th inst, at l.
O'Clock A. NJ. of dyscn,ery.
Mr. Getty, who was the fathcr.in-law Of
the Editor of "Thc Wing was for several
years resident of this place and Principal Of
the Flkton Academy, but moved with his
family TO Baltimore last September. The
writer Of this article was well and intimately
acquainted with the deceased, and can say in
all sincerity he never knew more amiahle
| or a kinder hearted man. In the various re-
| lations Of husband father, friend lie was uni
vcrSa,'y beloved and esteemed, and the sad
intelligence Of his death will throw gloom
upon the hearts of all who had the pleasure
of his acquaintance. For two or three years
we were with him almost daily and never
during that time saw an angry eXpreSsi on
upon his cheerful countenanrc, or heard him
utter an unhind word. Like all of us he no
doubt had his faults: hut they were so trivial
compared with his many good and redrcning
qualities as to be completely thrown in the
shade, and we are confident there IS not II man
IN the earth can lay his hand on his heart
and say John A. Getty ever Intentionally
wrongcd him in thought, word, or decd. lie
was ripe scholar, an accomplished teacher
and dcvout christian and his loss will bc
long and deeply felt. But lis mission is
accomplished and he has gone home. lie was
in the So year of his age. Peace 10 his aslcs
The following Preamble and Resolutions
were adopted a. a meeting of Tie Teachers,
at tic Central High School buildings, Balti-
more, July e. 1881, viz:
WHEREAS, in the Providence of God, thc
'atc John A. Getty, A. NJ, Principal Of the
Central High School Of Baltimore, has L,cn
suddenly removed by death,
ReSolred, That the Teachers of this lnst-
tuition do sincerely and deeply sympathzc
with the family of the deceased in their sud.
den and painful bereavement and further be
it
Resolrcd, That the Teachers and Students
attend his funeral in body from his late
re dcncc, at the hour appointed; and further
b it
Rcsoired. That a letter expressive of our
high appreciation Of the intellectual and moral
worth Of the deceased he transmitted to the
family: and further belt
R'|o!rcd, That the usual badge of mourn
ing be worn for space of thirty days, and that
these proceedings, signed by the Chairman
and Secretary, I've published.
JlMESMINTIRE, Chairman
JAS. r. WEBSTER. Secretary.
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DEATH OF j. G. WIcKEs, EsQ.--B. Cham
bers Wickcs, Esq, formerly a member of the
Maryland Legislature, and at one time, deputy
Prosecuting Attorney for Kent and Cecil
counties, died of cons, mption, at Chester
town, on last Saturday. Mr.. Wickcs was a
splendid orator and young man of fine
abilities. His health had been very dclra {
for several years. lie leaves a lovely and in
tucs.ins young wife.
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Notice.

TNIIE County Commissioners of Cecil COM
l. ty will meet at their Office in Elkton on
WEDNESDAY, the 2Sth day Of June, inst,
to make their annual levy. All persons hav-
ing accounts against the county must present
them on or before that day, or they will not
be included in the levy for 1854.
BY Order, p. G. RICKETTS,.
June ~ lw Clerk.
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a Man DROwNEr.--On the 2d inst l.. ID.
Rowland, Esq, held an inquest on the body
Of IN unknown man found drowned in the
Canal at Chesapeake City, and the jury found
that his death was caused by accidental
drowning" Tie unfortunate man was a
native ofIrcland and had in his possession a
certificate ofchurcl membership dated Nth of
March, 1854, given by Rev. Henry Reeves,
lastor of the Presbyterian church in B,lvidcrc
y. j., to William Mackcy.
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DI'The Ccntrcvillc Md Sentinel says the
wheat crop of that county will be one-third
less than was supposed not long since, on ac-
count Of the rust.
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HERRINGS AND SHAD.

S0 BBLS. Prime Susqnehanna Herring.
w Herring and Shad in half bbs.
rs, 700 Smoked Herring, for sale by
CARSON II COULSON,
June II If Port Deposit.
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FARM SoLD.--Damel Bratton, Esq, sold
his farm in Sassafras Neck to Samuel b.
Foard on Monday last, Tor $3.50. II con-
tains about $50 acres.
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SEVERE SronM.-We were visited with
severe storm Of IAN and wind on Wednesday
afternoon which did considerable damage
The engine house at the depot was blown
down, many of the largest and finest shade
trees in and around town were torn up by the
roots or had their limbs blown and broken Off,
ana fields of grass and grain were literally
tlattcncd to the earth. The greatest force OF
the storm was visited directly ulon the town
and flw miles on either side its eItc;s were
scarcely felt.
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a SERANADE.-About two o'clock on Mon
day night our slumbers were disturbed by as
internal racket as ever made night hidcous,
and upon looking out to discover what had
s'madc the great commoton- notion"
we saw a company ofmcn and boys dressed in
fanasticgarhs, ringing sleigh bells, humping
kettles and creating all sorts Of a fuss in gen
cral. What was the moving cause Of the grand
demonstration aforesaid we have not learned
hut as we saw the company march in solid
rhalanx, into a drinking house, we pcrsumc
they had got u little patriotic on bad whiskcy
and were anticipating the glorious fourth.
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NOTICE !!

To all w Fem ii may CGEctIn.
Il to get CHEAP DIxNERS, call at the
ELKTON RESTAURANT
where you can get OYSTERS at all times and
at the shortest notice, served up in the fol
lowing ways:
Fried,
Stewcd,
Roasted, or
Raw, 12a cts.
Coffee, with Ham and eggs, lss "
Coffee, with Chicken and Rolls, 1Ss ="
Tea, with Chip-beet and Rolls, 12aa ="
ALSO, always on hand a good assortment Of
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APPOINTMENTS

BY THE COUNTY OM.HISSION ERS.
TNIIE County Commissioners of Cecil coun-
l. ty at their session on Tuesday last, the
10Th Of July inst. appointed the following
persons collectors Of State and county taxes
for the year 1851:
For thn lot niStr,t Rsbrr ri TT HavpS
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Two Hundred Aces.

more or less and hereby give notice that
on SATURDAY, the 10Th OF July, inst, he
tween the hours of 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and p
NJ, ut the front door Of the Court House in
Elkton, | will offer the said property for sale
to satisfy said execution.
IIEZ. FOARD.
July Z, 1881 Is (S2.DO) Const.
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ROAD EXAMINERS NOTICE.

TINiIE undersigned have been appointed
l. 10y the County Commissioners Of Cecil
county, "EXamincrs'' to examine and de-
tcrminc whether the public convenience re-
qnres the amending and Strengthening Of /;
certain road petitioned for in the following
words:
s.Grcat public good and convenience would
be obtained by the amending and straightcn-
ing Of an old road, long used. between the
village Of North East and the Turkey Point
Road leading from Elkton to Turkey Point
&c.
And we hereby give notice to the citizens of
the county and all persons Interested, that
we will meet at the village Of n orth East, near
the point named to commence the proposed
alterations and amendments of the old road
aforesaid, on Tuesday the lst day Of August
next, to proceed in the discharge uf the duties
which devovc upon US by the aforesaid APP
pontmcnt.
HUGH BROWN,
hTI
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l-)ic0.

In this town, on the 5th inst, JAMES T.,
infant son of James L. and Catharine McCul-
Tough.
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,UMMER HATS for Boys and Mems wear,
'lsrSe ato,. I. nii hard and for sale cheap by;
L. BROWN, JR.
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JAS. r. WEBSTER. Secretary.

THE GLORIOUS FoUKTI-lTs CELEBRATION
&c.-Wcll, the glorious fourth is over, and
the celebration which We mentioned last week
as to take place, came off. The band which
had been engaged for the occasion came down
from Wilmington ON the l0k a. NJ. train, and
wasn't Of the finest order by a long sight
(hy the way, we believe they didn't or
couldn't play any of our national airs except
Yankee Doodlc,") and were followed by
quite crowd ofboys and darkcys. The sun
was so intensely hot and the streets so intol-
crably dusty that for long time patriotism
appeared to be below par, and we almost
came to the conclusion the affair was destined
to be a grand ''iizzle." After dinner, how
ever, the Court House was thrown open and
crowd assembled, came to order, and APP
pointed VIM. Torbcrt ESQ, President, and
Geo. II. Joyce Esq, secretary of the meeting
The Declaration was read by JAS. T. McCul-
Tough, Esq, and as 10 orator had been
Gagged, (moSt of the spouting mon having
made themselves scarce about that time
Richard Grason Esq. who happened to be
present, was called upon and made a short,
neat and appropriate address. After nigh;
there was quite brilliant display of fire.
works in the Court House yard, at which
several thousand persons were present. There
was also, after the display at the Court House,
some fireworks let off and a balloon sent up
in front of Mr.. Krauss' Hotel. A broth;r-in-
law of Mr.. Kranss' while engaged in firing the
rockets received severe but not dangerous
injury, and with this exception we believe
every thing passed of quite smoothly.
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i July l WM TORBERT.
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TLOVER SEED. Of. the best quality, for
~ sale b. a. j. SCOTT X BRO.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-01-12

STOSHs FOR sALE-S2OOOU Coupon bonds oT lar
poraon of Lynchbur 80 endorsed by the yr
nualy.
$4,000 Coupon bonds Of The Slrgnia Central Railroad
company 20 years TO rum interest payable halt yearly To
Sao o, 's's m o. arc e. "y ny
WV, YAM oc On hs e"r
mn, s S'sIng sI S, Sos '1'
s.o,oDO t'e'onu S ''oes o ys.s y" '.s'uIy 'nty
eu Payaoe sem AshinB lunu sc. apart LOT tue
payment OF his s.oek, Nheh M wiz " IN o. year.;
rsons hANhs soe 70 OF Noulu uo wei 70 'e
BE BE =, 49, @ vi ~ y On ou os
WI" sen Oh heH aSSouh' charging inou'
craze esmnlss1n. snp ., ,, - - ,, ..., a,
70 'n'el We gsne
on some " "e pes' Aecuiues hht''i
Nheh DC sou on very u ms,
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1ezs-H Between IAberty s,Iett aud Maiden Lane n Y.
TES OF SAILING.

OF passage EDWARD X.
street New York BROWN, sIIIPLEY CO, IIverpoo E. G.
RoBERIs CO. Is Kings Arms Yard, London JOHN MUNROE
60 20 Rue Nore Dame des vict0cs, Paris; GEO. H. ORA
The Of these ships will god silver
JtSelry Of
AL 9I--1v
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NB Bll-fylSScl2 Agents, Richmond, SMITH HARDWOOD.
s<-RDsl-s ool5-sm No So Main street.
osS nSd. rEEE pr1e. %ry and
oMLkRsS WELLS, Phrenoogis,. aud PuLIIshcr. olin
~ hton hslNo l8l Nassau street, New York. oclg-9m
door. sbos oy W G eI Rish%ond Ia%ai VIZ: We
articles before he prcsioa, aSSSnss 1S % SSS5s he Gna
IN 6sne as low any T Inh SSSI p W 1vey r, 'Ts 3
would respectfully ASK call nj, friends ani lie public sens
sre,s.s StSiI Porto Rico, New Orleans Powdered Loaf
Co.TtEold Jaws, Aascabo, Layra Rio Manila Costa Rico
Porto Rice Meas,e 90 hhd' Portland Syrup Cuba Moasse
T,LPouehong' Colony GunPowdsr Young Tyson, some
s'IT-Liysrpool filled Sacks
S Aainnnf n m nn1 Isos Whole
snl Cou9p Bti5TfEFp srTti-Amercan C5Es-Trom slOto
Family Roe Hsog in hair bbl. Bacon Sides Shoulder, and
TSssS " wpS aa reSs r anf ana % S london PGT
na1r lSndSn Porter starch Fig Bue, Cotton yarns Grind
goods ssarc boSgh, ,, fmilie' conng M,eaton yer
Cheese Boil Rsaiar and Roy Table saaes toilet soip
yau' tina, Pne 9 Jars Cocoa Chocolate and Brom' and
NEATClI MAKING Ann RRpAmNG-rhe ,ub. ~.
o to see new Ssl"s snT TFsPss1 sTsI I'm NJ az w oss Ma
mn, minute and dsui and ors of the Grm brs rseiies
workman with confidence services the public with
he that all work entrusted them will be in the
best and most wofkmanlse manntr.
business, aaefs him,cf that he viii found equal any iab
yc aad sToc Ssse ss Sops S.'5 s5i 'ep ae @ E
that the public viii give them A new watches foi b.
eoI gheh they have AZ all times fail suypyac taten 10
and thoroughly cyerhauisd ind put In perieo,
19nnng odcr before delivery, and ir years
. " NV '''
CONFIDENT o. their ability, having disposition
Sns r s,n5s sy ;s, [e s;,mosd GIG, a, Tol passing
lheroharse' shall al Be low go5i can os
MYERS JANKF,
DELI v.v.ist" W tu, rs ~ S &C. e,
HNMBHOIDRHIEs large and splendid asortuen ofFrenoh
desc PRIcEs
No'hh sEkDt00 bushels pnbic new seed fot sale
- ~ ldesol LEwIs wFHB s0N
GODS ron TltE sEAsON--
~ Rich Plaid oa'hmsros and Angoss all nsu and Of latest
French % heripo,, Alarve and besuinui s,sortmen,
Hleh piaid, and Brocade siIts
uoeds ior Evening and Party Dresses
Sloth heIino, AMI Velvet Coaks
Cloat Cloths. &C. &C.
- suit the buyer. ''
desc 7. n PRICE co.
toAl PR on.-i5 tisrseS receiving and for .,eby
~ jas EDWIN wOBTHlM co.
tAEnEH.-ibo sides Sole Leather, good sud dam'ged,
ds9s JOHN n, GORDON & SON.
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NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING.

W The above Dn,otr from the Anvysrp1yo Aorxc, on
W. FkIIENGllL 4 CO. la? NL.a.r s1EEGt. Nov Yntt
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NkN% IoRk ~, M.nsIED aoS WORKS. sale.

pot Mandatory 9Th a. MAS INK CAY
rAL PALACE New YorkTke or0indl and
cfHreTs r udrbiised Cdsf Iron Aaan Tube Tons Clrrnrs
idss s7oek cses, C9uners, De- DC. Aiso, al fnd e C
ings for EudingS, such Wini01 LiHs sls Udv,
Cblumas, BIiconfes. de-, de- de- .''
The above Company, having completed a
tensve FOUNDRY and Mandatory, beg leave
OF fArehitse builder: and the pnbe
ment OF NdRBLEIZkD ZION 1kY7LES and otkcr article,
which they are nov producing enlarged cale
equalled and cannot be eEcsled. ~ ~
exact limitations Of the finest varieties OF Marble such
hHfPIlhE, sienna, Brocatslc, Nerl
BERT Jasper Pyrenesc Light Spar &C. statuary I
nave the unqualified
'ss anu Giy es.aelshed Ler popularity with the public
some Of the advantages OF this
oHihsandng HIGH DEGREE HEAT resisting oils and
ACiDs which stain and deioe Marbles CEAPNEs
0einI about one third the
the country. - - - F
MaIbng department under the direction
iN who hrst introduced this irIudb
and 10 Metals ana
other substances Circulars with plates varieties
OF patterns, will be furnished when desired.
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HUMPHREY, 359 BroIiody FIe street call the at
OF 'hr friends and the trade 10 their large
cent stock Of rich and elFan CARPETSGs
from the SsdB and fRESCT Retail
msdaon centre landscape oorer Medallion CaIpet
most celebrated
exclusive make Velvet md tubus-on Carpe Of rich design
and every new pattern made the present Tapestry
ana brussells Carpets which for
surpassed In the United together all oher STYLES
CaIengs manufactured We do
teularI our stock mention the number OF
but merely defy the produce
better all of which will reasonable terms
PETERSON HUMPHREY,