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NIEErAI E,4 H.. WA,.lESI9SsL, re MaIer sIree,,
ZINC PaINTs.

ZINC PAINTs.
VlNHE NEW JERSEY ZINC s1..r,.
70, their valuable WHITE ZINC PAINT which is now se
10 DC Superior TO lead In tnAenes 6JidncU and
SarasLy either for inside outside Is now
and viii cover much Lead using
the score OF health and economy. "' ~ "
nethod OF preparation has recently
enables The Company to their
sot IN the Kegs for reasonable
Paints Till b. superior to other in market
Iheir BROWN ZINC PAINT, which Is Al
other metallic surfaces ~ -F'''N1 W 'ON VI
Their STONE COLOR PAINT the the
ana Is OF an agreeable color Depots
Dot buildings. Bridges, &c. e>'' 'DNr0N''
Their Pa n which sold Dry Ground In Oil are
precisely like White Lead. ' ~ ~ N'S1
For sale by the principal Dealers United States bv
-, 20 IN, MANNING e sQUIER, Agents,
atiIo-eou-lfI 10 Dry street, New York.
CABINET FURNITIRE.
IN iShtf W. hiNGhAN, late partner PHnrs KISeN,S
IL respectfully old
generally that he has OF band, - 1855 " 'N
LARoE ASSORTMENT
OF All kinds OF warranted made CABINET
Bids and MATTRESSES which he offers at '
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Al low prices No will SHARED TO give
Satisfaction TO all who may favor him with their
.,oo 40 IN, HENRY w. KINGMAS,
lnn<V-dom-lPI +34 Pearl IT, New York
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HRw YoRK ADVERTISEMENTS.


sposlLD. soUsr. io9 s,ssAu IT, T. T.
INDlh N1ss,IU MHnsER IasbR ,oooDs. :ooDs.
D. s,.;a.sa 3. Sns ae.s.1 Sa
eosS .ssS (. Ssy S.y
hand Il os;''''' from hi;
$EsEss sHfs$s #s|ss sHsss S$S $'so
And svsI ss.eripiion Rubber Good. n.na.esuieG '
3 render sS,i.S .u
psrasou' Affords me great pleasure inform
RuBRER CLOTHING,
enabled to TO purchase
G have S,s % ar@y believe superior
ordsrs Ie,peefay solicited and
?, Maiden Ian. and 50 street. New York
IIynK nAhARp POWDER COMPANY. M.nars eur.r. or
to furnish unpo.asr q h.ir
sDis n ss p"s, i,.a1 A
aS tf .ad 3 Mister" ?,
purpose, and for EoL The reputation Gunpovder
'' require ''""61 6asKsFcaT ;iiS ALLEN CO.,
50 wa" Street, e d, Man sss.ks. ks,s l:.:is.ss; sis,s
A. Z DoroLlss, Secretary. ap,tdsn"lnii
IaE np. h,.at ....s.l,s
and rL,hes and asmIny are eon,aa receiving
their sriieies of American manSsetpI r @
buyers .oisa Si. attractive In the city The asssa Of
n AMPS. PHosGENE GAS, BURNI;a pLUID AND CAM
he OF .9S as's. sr
% tho Gs y S9s fa.s. sss:
Lamp. which furnishes the light Inorn
s, aSss Ss Incident se sn Of \
light qualify Away. for .aie at S. ans
market price. CHAs- STARR, JH, CO.
III Fulton street, New York
HEoiLAN AND OTHER PIANOs.-BERRY GORDON 2Y1
and for raSssie ,%s ees
Srated R'an Grand other by aIe Davis
Great bargain, New second hand Pano and
Msiodan Music supplied Wholesale
pin SohDos Successors to T. B. Berry, 29I BrOadvay
IS. H. D. 4 Cos Rolisn Piano, b,v. IN. ,,., ,,ov.
voieIng. oe9soixPpiW
iAhhi,G LiNINGs Curtain Goods, Cloths Pushes. Bunt-
- -, my, ae; A. W. KELLEY BRO,
no.-deh-lsl SO John street New York.
~ nnnhaeurcrs.sales Room No 95 Leonard Street. New
DOT, on. Door We, Of and polding.
Prisons Family Servants and Chdrena on
A general assortment Of Iron Furniture Spring Beds
tD These Dedeads superior In point clean.
and economy They always free from vermn
ana are exceedingly durable Orders 10
any extent may be addressed to
coMsroCK. BROMLEY co.,
No 93 Leonard street, New York
Agents wanted for the sale Of the Descriptive
eulAIs sem wherever requested noll-d6n-ISl
UOHN PiiYPE Dealer IN IVORY and q. ct,-, ar i.,
- t.oods Murray street, N. Y. ocI9-dIy
HNoWlERs q WELLS, PhrcnoIogists nd Publisher. clln
n ton Hail. No. lal Nassau-street, New York. oci9-6m
na 5,sS & ,itiiaGN, now, 90 Cedar Street, n. ",
lec'sd stock Of 's' N"' We" SC
VOICE cosr. PoR DASH. ran N'N' A'''' ~
Their Stock Of Goods largely and ,,v.
wiz De OF their own Importation, favor them with
vi. be readily convinced that there buyers
Merchants from all country are invited 10 ca. and
our prices with those Of other house market
40. ~ barclay strrrt, New York,
rupopTrsI eeJ SGe. i, 1,orS *, q the Astor HoIse1
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THE undersigned having formed connection for the purpose
conducting Commission RorwArdng Busines In
the Siy o. Rehmond und the style o. doooHA HARRIS
respectfully soots the Of the public c,ntnua
on svors Of the friends Of the late hTm NANCE aOOCH
D. r. 0OOOH.
Qnd January, 1854 JN0. A. HARRfs
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ID AMI GL GhAL q BROTHER, Importers OF Pr.nch p,i,
lao, O. N"An FANCY doops No. 100 Liberty Street
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IN DprsS hhoThERs. is Jhn Street Impo,s,, ., : -
iAHhiSSs BERLIS Wool PIns snIl 3, .s, ..pifs
Ie. iA fAs'Es GHrs' TAsss BvrrOss, sr.ns L.ers
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RJOTICE.-Mr. JAMES O. HUNT s authorized to draw OF
IN endorse Notes. Drafts Bills Cheeks-o accept
do and all things
buness-hereby rAing confirming have
taken, hereafter take place. HUNT A HARVEY.
Richmond, March ., 1854.
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MSUTloTURE
"COMPOSITE IRON RAILING"

WHI1H Is called because composed Wrought
w Iron connected without vetsor joints the ami
connect being melted around the Wrought Iron In Metallic
Moulds making each panne solid piece
Ing All ereyees wher rust generally eommenees be
light like WIRE RAILlN0 heavy like CAST IRON RAILING
This Railing unequaed for Cheapnes Strength and Durabi
ty and peculiarly adapted CEdETARY LOTS because
never needs repalp.
Also sfye Of PEScR % per feet easily
transported aud liked.
Also all kinds Of Wrought aud Cast Iron Fences, verandAhs
nalconies &C, Machinery aud other Castings order
Designs and furthnr In address
by GEORGE fOsTER, kgcu,,
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AIOTICK.-The nrm HANUE 4 aOOUH was di.soIyed ON
IN The 10, instant By mutual consent The late
hrm viii be used 1 either Of the parties Tor the purpose only
closing their late business. THOMAS j. NANCE
January End, 1854. D. p. a0OOH.
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IL %S '''"''''' '''''i tSSIs SSisi' SiPp SON,
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SANIUEL l.. CANEI

RON YsScIER seHnL HorsE so NASSAU
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AJ OrICE-CAdnOe ~ HoHrs in ne DSpI5fure oT Rs Dd
IN Trdnon and after Sunday the 9Cth of March,
morning train for Washington BALTIMORE will leave The depo
at 6H, instead ot I, "A. w., as heretofore.
SAMUEL RUTH, Agent oi Transportation.
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Including Stewards fees.
Third C1axs Passengers
limited number will be ou PHI
ladelphia and Liverpool, and found in provisions.
From Phiadelphia t25 From Liverpool $40.
oerneate OF passage win be siued here parties
srous Of bringing their friends rates
Drafts on the Agents nom fl upwards.
An experienced Surgeon will be carried ship.
All goods sent to the Liverpool will
be forwarded with economy and dispatch.
For freight passage, apply SAMUEL. SMITH,
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The Battle of k:,laniii Plains.
SECOND defeat OF THE RUSSIANS.

From the small number of guns prisoners
taken ~ the allie, at the Aims, on the 2ist, we
infer that their Uhc allies success amounted
to no more than their dri> ing the Russians from
their position GA The heights At all events
Prince Mcnchih"i had MANA cd again TO bring
his force into order. an on the I'D Of rteni-
Der. he gave battle To the advancing iurcps in
the plains oi kaaiilai, Oh the river katch.-
After IL saiISiihary engagement, winch lasted
some hours. the russians were totally defeated
and pursued to their entertainments before Sc
ba>t"pol. Here they appear (" have made {,
third stand aid to have again Offered battle to
the invader.
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From our Sclntv materials We find it mpUs-
s;hlc to make any thing like u connected account
of tie attack Oh s;cba,opol. TIE dispatches
published in the English papers abound in re-
p,tion. and contradictions.
\ dispatch from Omcr Pasha to the Turkish
Minister at Vienna is reported to state that
'Srbaslupol is taken witt! all its material and
FRET. The garrison were offered free with
.lrawal but they preferred remaining prison
ors cfwar. They surrendered on the 18th"
PARIS. Oct. 3.-lt is Photographed from Buc-
harcst, 18th sept. that Scbastopol WAS captur
cd 10y tho allied forces GA the 18th. Details
are wanting. The garrison surrendered as
prisoners of war.
TO which Il free retreat. after laying down their
arms, w.,s offered, preferred to remain us pri>
toner's of war.
We have no trustworthy intelligence of what
part the ilrct played in the conflict. One ac-
count says that ten Russian ships-oi-war We're
burned aud sunk. Another says that the fleet
surrcndcr,d and took no part in the fight Yet
another states that Fort Constantine blew up.
or WAS blown up !,y shells from the En.lish
ships. Aud a statement is made which may
have som" foundation in truth to the effect
that the russians were totally disheartcned by
their repeated defeats, and did not make !;
protractcd resistance as they might have done.
Their fearful loss, (lS.000) however, indicates a
sufficiently brave defense.
BY the mail at Liverpool. just previous t.
the Baltic sailing, We have the following fur
Their accounts.
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THE GREAT BATTLES IN THE CRIMEi,


From the new York Tribune of the 18th W
copy the following details Of the recent urea
battles. ending with the fall of Sebastopol:
The Battle Of the Alma.
The following are the ot,icicl dispatches, a
communicated to the English public:
! "FnREGGN OFFICE. Sept. 30, 1854.
''SIE: am directed by the Earl of Clarcn
don to transmit to you, for the information O
the D"ke OF Newcastle. copy Of a tclegraphiC
dispatch from Fiscount Strattord de Hcdclilie
dated Constantinoble. Sept. %. and forwartic,
! by Her Ma jcsty's Consul-Gcncral at Beleratl,
under date Sept. 80, a. NJ. containing intel
lgence of the storming by the allied forces o
the intrcnchcd camp of the Russian army, o.
! the heights of the Alma, in the afternoon of III,
I 10th inst.
| am. &c, t. HAMMOND.
Col. MuNhr. Nc, NC. &c
Copy ola telegraph dispatch from Viscount
!StratfoId de kcdciif to the Earl of Ciarcn-
don. dated Consiantinoblc. Sep. ~ 1854
and transmitted by her Majesty consul gen
cral at Belgrade, under September 80, seven
4 VI.
The cntrenchmcnt camp of the Russians.
containing $4,000 men. with numerous artl-
lcry aud cavalry. on the heights of Alma. wa,
attacked on the 10th inst. at one L. NJ. IS the
allied troops and carried by the barynet at
half past three, with Il loss on orr side of about
LOU killed and wounded. and an equal loss on
The side of the French. Tire Russian army was
forced to put itself in full retreat"
THE Duke of Newcastle feels it his duty. in
puhlishin. this telegraph to caution the pub
lie against expecting any details for several
DAYS He fears none can he received before
the 9th Of October
Everything which is received bv the Gov
crumcnt will he published Immediately.
War Department, Sept. 80, l>JI"
w., D.r,.r,,,>-r H., -,
THO D,l, 81 Nav. c,s,In h.,,,; 49,, -, :.
-, ,,,i,,,rr,,I,;a 5;.n,,,t r.'', '''2 '. "
pi orai,;',,, ,Il' ~, '"' GO, '"'''
,;,,, ''' 40 '''"''''
I,, ,,,: ,:,I F.
rJ p.,,i..n ~ ,, h",'a ,.',t "r.., .,
,,,'.;,,'i II. , w. n. "n, V,
,.;I,,',i,. ,.,'' ~ D.. - - "o' u''N"''"'
..r'' ".,,!, - l'",. ;"I ~ 'uP'
~, " NV '''''
lH''i'" V, ''c 'n'"', vi '"t "''@".S above
-t'''a ana carrie" u u'er desperate battle
',ooI' one h"', anu nan before sunset
NothihS coeiu surl''S' 'ie pra|ef ana excel
ichI e"i"iac' %. inc 'iool's. Inc position was
very ior'h.ia"ie' ahi defended ny numerous
i'r'iicrE o' hea'! cai,"r. 'Hr loss. regret
To add, Is very considerable. but no general
oliiter has been wounded. The mann bod Of
the army 81 The cncniy Was estimated 1T from
l.ooo To 3o'ooo infantry. y lew PRISONERS.
among whom are two general officers, and two
guns, have beeil iahcn by The Ehgi'sh.
iSiShcd) E-\Gl.AN.
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IL Singular, that the name of God should
be spclt with four letters in almost every known
language. 1t is in Latin, Deus; French, Deu ::
Greek, Zcus; German, Gott scandinavian,
Odin Swedish, Godd Hebrew. Adon Syrian,
Adad Persian. SYRIA Tartariau, llga Sclavo-
man. Eelg or Doog Italian. Ids; Spanish,
Dias; East India, Esgi or Zcni Turkish, Addi !:
Egyptian. Aumn or Zcut Japanese, Zaiu Pc
ruyian, Liam Wallachiau. Zene Etruran,
Chur Tyrhenian, Eher; Irish. Dieh Croatan
Doga Margarian, Ocse Arabian, ALA Dali
matian, Hogt.
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Boston, Oct. II.

A gentleman who had left New York last
evening and who arrived here today. informs
us that there was report at Fal. River. Mass.
that morning. that a vessel loaded with rail-
road iron, arrived at Warren. II. l., with 40
persons picked up from one Of the missing boats
Of the Arctic.
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The Latest.

There are 10 further details of the capture of
Scbastopol. but previous accounts are confirm
ed. The Turkish Emiass;,,lor prcscatcd To the
London Times 4 copy OF a dispatch sent him
from Constantinople, and stated that he enter
tanned no doubt of the truth Of the previously
published accounts.
Omcr Pacha has been at Silistria. There
has been triiiing difficulty with the Montcnc-
grins.
Prince Napoleon is (doubtfully) stated to
have had two horses shot under him.
1t is Via Vienna that the statement comes
that Menschikon has surrendered the remains
OF the feet.
From Paris. it is stated confidently that Gen
Mel has demonstrated to the Emperor Napu-
leon the practcability of taking Cron-tadt this
season, and that the attempt will be immediate
ly made.
Six Russian ships escaped from Sebastopol.
One French and three Russian Generals have
arrived at Constantinople. wounded.
At latest dates, Admiral Parseval-Deschenes
was leaving Kiel harbor with the French feet
to join Admiral Napier in the Baltic.
Admiral Napier was before Revel on the 23d
1t is not probable that the allied fleets i'm the
Baltic will undertake any attack this season.
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MAHskLEY Il KERN,

MARLEY Il KERN.
DEALERS IN
II X ID W RE, TOOLS AND CUTLERY,
On 81. dnfhOny ST., near the american House,
EAIOCID call the attention of the citizens St.
w and vicinity to their new, large, and well assorted
stock OF
HOUSE FURNITURE,
Such Nails, Locks in all their variety wrought. cast,
Parliament and Strap HINGES Bolts, Shutters, Fasteners,
rais, Locks, Screws atches, Bell Pulls, Rap
pcrs.
MECHANICS TOOLS.
Hand, Buck, Mil. Y. Back AMI Rip Saws IIatchets,
Axes, broad and pitching Adzc Spoke SLAVES, Drawing
Knives; FiImcr, Socket. Turning Pairing Chscls; Au
ours, Braces Trowes Jack. Smoothing and Fore Planes,
Pows bead Guages, boring Machines. achets and Ham,
mrrs Flat, Round and Saw Files, Two and Four. Fold
Rules.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT.
Forks. Rakcs Scythes Scytcsnaths. Hoes Curry
Trace, Back Breast, Timber ami Lock Chains, Hoes
and Picks.
HOUSE FURNISHING.
Trays, Locking Glasses, Knives AMI Forks, spoons
line assortment of sivcrp plated britannia and Japan
Wares Boilers, Kettles, Frc-DoSs, SiovciS and Tung:,
Waffle Ire Coffee Burners. Patent cnamcci Iron Ket
Ties Ladies'. Swimmers, GriIiros Cocc Mills, Flat Irons,
Butcher, Cock and Carving Knives.
They have also fine assortment of Sa1dcry, Trim
mings, Srrups, Bits, Buckles, with Chain Pums Door
Scrapers Corn Mills, Patent Balances ami Counter Scales.
st. Paul, May IS, 1851. WITT
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NEW ESTABLISHMENT!

IN LINZ inform, the public that he has Just estab-
a Ii~!icl Wholesale ami Retail business in this city
OF imported Havana Cigars. French Wins, and
IMPORTED g. DOMESTIC LIQUORS..
Bci connected viii. one OF the largest firms Of I'M
rorcr> IN New Orleans and St. L"nis. the undersigned
the genuincness the brands OF the import
cd article, which are OF better quality than any yet
offered il this market.
ds Country Merchants will md it to their aIvant
10 give call examine my goods before making
their fail purchases. f. LINZ,
ST Anthony street. next door to New York Bazaar.
st Paul. oct }, 1854 d6.w3ino
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CATUCART &. CO.

XATOITID call The attention of the trade throughout
w the T,rIturs 10 their Wulcs ale dcpaI tmIcnt,
sistng Of
- Bales brown shIrug bales strip'i shrting,
8 bales Canton TarIIcls l do heavy cotton ,ucn,
5 do Brown ErIliing - prs red fannels
D do DENIS y blue dr 10 prs blue and grey flannel,
Iur> 20 prs white grey do
4 do Bril- Ticking - prs Batting
500 a,sori" i''intS NJ, t'Z Buck gloves mts,
- bales -eaml",> bags 30 prs Crash
100 doZ Knitted >,rckS
With large assortment Of Threads Hats, Caps, Wool
Yarn, ComfortcrS, ETC.. etc.
Our ADVANTAGE, in the eastern markets, warrants us in
saying that sell goods cheap a. they can be
bought in st. Louis. Chicago talcna, adding the trans
POI tatiun. a ca!l and examination will convince the
buyer. CATIICART X co.
oct. !. 1854 Jaw
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THANKSGIVING IL MAINE.--Gov. Crosby Of
Maine has appointed Thursday the 5Dth of No
>cmber next, to be observed as a day Of
Thanksgiving and Praise in that State. The
Coy. Of Maryland has appointed the I'D day to
De observed for the same purpose.
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uANFORD, TlIAYER s. CO.,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Clothing & Gentlemen Furnishing Goods

SiOtAiAuSo " OClt1Culcli Z uiUlSUliS UOOuS
No. $50 and 1S2 Main Street, Corner Of Green,
One door below the virginia Hotel, Saint Louis, Missouri.
HAVING enlarged our Store double the former size,
II u making it The largest and best arranged Clothing
Warehouse iii the city, prepared offer unusual
inducements to purchasers in our line.
Our immense stock for the approaching Fan and vii
ter Trade, is manufactured expressly for this
and fee Confident that merchants lind greater
variety. and styles much better adapted 10 the Western
Trade than they will iin. in the East.
Our goods of the Best Materials well ana ale,
and warranted 10 tit.
The largest and best stock of assorted Shirts the
West.
pietc.
India Rubber and Oil ClOihin. at Eastern prices
Merchants Visiting St. Louis, ar" particularly invited
to call and examine Goods Prices before making
their purchases elsewhere.
HANFORD, THAYER & Co, st. Louis, Mo.
HANfORD BROTHER. Manufacturers, New-York,
August I. 1851. If
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Aeon. for the Country in New York Gil,

Agen: for the Country in New York City.
VENlE advertiser is prepared 10 act General Agent
IL and Corresponding in New York. Tor business
and others in The INTERIOR lie will devote his whole time
and attention To the purchase and sale of Fancy and 9TH
goods, Books, Prints, Machinery, Manufacturers and
Mechanics stock and Materials, Philosophical Apparatus
&c. Drugs, Patent AMI other Medicines. Agricultural
Implements Seeds. Stock Collections made and suits
prosecuted. Information of all kinds furnished with
gard tp persons and places here. Siua ions procured and
guaranteed for clerks mechanics, professional and
others Male and female employees engaged and sent TO
the country. Passages secured CALIFORNIA; Australia
and Europe. lin line, anything that intelligent agent
well acquainted with Nrw-Y"rk and its Di3>inc.S nen
do absentee. will be executed faithfully and
promptly. C"Iuminica confidential. Address, with
fee adequate 10 the service,
4. f.. BARTON.
1S9 Mulberry ST., Ncw-YOrk.
Sept -, 1851. w6w
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HORACE PENFIELD.

LATE OF UTICA, NEW YORK.
HAS established in ST Paul. on Fourth,
between st Peters and Mark. street, T7i :1.3
an extensive Carriage MdnufdctOry, ~ E
where he expects and is determined s,.AGEE:G1H
Keep up the rcpuatiunU OF the wok which 'T3f--TYsTJ
has hcrrtuIOr" been turned ont OF his tk<-1slz48
Enlistment at Lis old location. lie will employ but
the best OF wokIne, nJthing hut the best timber
and iron, allow no trimmings ann@, finishing about
his establishment that will stand the test OF the
rigid Scruin zcr> in ta>" and all work done
about The establishment, and sell AZ prices much lower
than has heretofore been afforded in Minnesota
All descriptions Of repairing and jobbs done to order
upon any kind work in the carriage, AMI v"h-
Gle line :Slc?hS, sc> AMI all articles for winters will
Dc e,l AMI Oh hand in
Ia short, all Customers cannot fail 10 be suited 10y CALL
ing AT the Mandatory
July 6, 1871 dSTf
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% The Anthracite coal trade Of Penu-yl-
yania still continues active. The shipment
last weck reached one hundred and twenty
three Thousand 0Ic hundred and siXty-eight
tons, and for the season three millions one hun
drci and iily-siy thousand one hundred and
ten tons,
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

HeOR ur Shu;, 400 cords If wood at Fort Smelling. NJ.
T. will b" received hv the Acting Assistant Quar- ter
Master that post until l.. O'clock NJ. Monday the
9Th of November, 1851 Tn" wood to be good merchant
able TAX wood, equally good quality be- delivered
and corded iy til. contractor, who viii be rcnlr ri T.,
give bond with approved security in III" sum OF eight
hulil c dollars iuI tho fulhnent of the contract.
j. STEW ART,
Oct p LIST Lieut.. I'd Art'y A. A. Y. NJ.
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WARNING!

TEyUERE a Reaper whose name is Death and since
one cdu tell when he VIII thrust in his sickle and
life, is the time 10 have your Picture
taken at whitney, Garry,--whcre good a Dagnrr"o-
type be procured other establishment in the
World.
LISA FACE conceded by ALL that for beauty of finish
and llfekc expression, his pictures are unsurpassed.
Always hand. good assortment of LuCkets and
Pins plain and Fancy Cases. Can and see.
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