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L leave Alexandria and Wash
ington at the following hours: .saEsGsI5azz
Leave Alexandria at AZ, 7K,sx II a. m, II Z ,
2, az, S, 9 IN
Leave washir gton at 8, 8, OK, liz a m, ],
IN, AK, 5k, JPN.
LATHAM'S OMNIBUSES will run in connec
going up Pennsylvania Avenue as far as 18th ST.
tn nee to the Boat
Leave Capitol at 81, ~, .sx, 1IXa a. m, I2S,
2, 81, 54 p. m.
The BOAT runs in connection with the Orange
and Alexandria Railroad, and with the Trains on
the Baltimore and Washington Railroad
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WANTED-BY A YOUNG WOMAN, who
w has been well raised, situation as House
keeper, and to assist in the sewing and domestic
duties Of family She can bring the most unex-
ceptionable reference. Salary not 50 much an OBJ
ject as good home. Apply at this Office, or ad-
dress line to ]. c. ALEXANDER, Alexandria,
Va. sep 29-st
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A NEW LOT Of Perfunery just opened %
.epa near iOth 81.
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CUPERIOR TABLE AND POCKET CUT.
i y lery, Razors, Scissors, &C, positively low,
the Housekeepes' Furnishing store, 50 SSysn'n
| street.
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

tho LET-ONE OF THE TWO NEWLY
- finished Cottage Houses on N st. north, betw.
lstn and 18th streets west Inquire OF JOHN p.
HILTON, No. as Fourteenth street
sep 2Q-eo2w
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XNTANTED-EVERYB TO KNOW that
w they can get lot "a feet front by 100 feet
deep, for the low price Of S75-payable 50 a month
without interest. Apply at the Union Land Once
9TH street, above Odd elows' Hall.
ap 2S16m JOHN FOX, Sec.
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MOTHER OFFER, AND THE LAST

DOOM FOR RENT.-A pleasant Room in the
IL third story, with or without furniture Apply
to GEO WILLNER'S Paper. hanging Store, 46i
Ninth street. sep 20-tf
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TO THE PUBLIC

OUR PLANNING MILL is IN daily operation,
" and prsPared to do Mn Work Of all descrip-
lion In very superior manner. We have In store
a large lot Of very superior EngishL tbs ana ~
feet P.ci cts; also and 5-i white pine Csrolins
and Eastern Shore Flooring, dressed in an un.
Eastern Shore Joice, all lengthsi and In the fsrd
every description Of White Pine Lumber, sessoe-
ed and ready for working. An Of which VIII p
sold ct the lowest market price fof Ossn, " W
such customers as we choose 70 trust
FITZHUGH COYLE BROTHER.
sep eeLeolw fCnionl
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WATCH RErrRSs.-Thos- Proctor, (colored, }
,Sagrant, workhouss 80 days; James Mooney,
iying In the street, dismissed on his promise TO
se tne city; w. Ii. Mills, out after hours,
me and costs John Sanders, do, dismissed !:
IN Mm. sample. drunk and disorderly, let of !;
"Afy .. Dads, taken ~ runaway, dismissed
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ELEGANT SAXONY AND VELVET Car.
~ petings.-Just received, and on sale, nifty
pieces OF tue above goods all in entirely new and
different designs from any hitherto offered for sale
In this city, which will be sold at prices lower
than the same goods retail at in any Of the North
eIn cities
Also, a full supply Of Rugs and Door Mats to
match CLAGETT, DODSON & CO.
sep 27-eo2w
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JUST RECEIVED, and keep constantly-os-
- goods Indian Cholagogue, Rowand's Tonic
er's Fever and Ague Powders, Kidwell's Canal
do do, Fever and Ague do, and all the Fever
and Ague Remedies in use. Also, large and
FUMERY, &C., &c.
o. BOSWELL, Druggist,
Md. av. and nh St, and AZ and SITS,
sep 01-lm
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WANTED-A GERMAN BOY, ABOUT Is
w or l6 years old, to learn the Confectionery
trade. Apply at this Office. sep 2S-3t
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BAIL FoR COURT officer Cox
succeeded in arresting one Of the young men
who were engaged in the riot at the camp
meeting, recently held by the colored people,
on Mr.. Scaggs's ground. He was carried be-
tore Justice Goddard, where he gave bail for
MS appearance az the Criminal Court
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w work OF family of three persons. Apply
at 38 North street, between 18th and 18th.
sep 81
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CAPIrAL DoNE.-We notice that workmen
are now employed stripping the dome of its
sSpper covering, preliminary to the removal of
.nAt part OF the building. The panels of the
rOtQnda are protected from the dust incident
70 those operations, by shedding erected near
tnem and close curtains in front.
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,y tHE MINNESOTA, will be launched, at the
" ashlngt0n Navy Yard, during the present
: season. We venture the assertion that this
lrlgatc, both as respects her hull and machi-
merry, Will be at leas. equal to any one of the
remaining SIX steam frigates authorized to be
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-25

The ~ T. Times must not belle US unrebuked,
IS it's sillier echoes may. We never objected to
the fullest and freest dscussio Of the Marriage
or " Free Love" question, whether in The Times
or elsewhere; on the contrary, we have repeat
edly and thoroughly discussed it in these
columns, and commended others in so doing.
We believe there is no question to-day agitated
which more imperatively, urgently requires dis
eussiOn, and that The Times might well be EN-
ployed in that work, instead of meanly, mali
ciously, sneakiDgly by dexterous implication aud
skulkiDg inueDdo, imputipg TO others views ani
doctrines which it we'll knows they reject and
abhor.
No paper has more earnestly, thoroughly, un-
tiripcly combsted and exposed the un'ocia),
egoiistic, sensual theory of Divorce at pleasure
or "Free Love" than THE TRIBUNE; and no
syllable favoring that doctrine was ever con-
seiously admitted into our columns except to be
confuted and reprobsted. When the American
Associationists were fret accused of holding
that theory, they gave the calumny a most con-
spicuous, emphatic deliberate denial; and
phosoever has since repeated it, except iguo-
rantly, has done so with manifest intent to
slsnder. individuals among them, as among
their adversaries, may be advocates of "Free
"Love;" ignorant men may have been mlsled
into believing this an article of their faith; but
that the Editor Of The " Y. Times is not thus
innocent we know, having years ago deprived
him of any excuse for misrepresenting them on
this point.
While tens of thousands are growing up in
ignorance of the imperative moral social spiritual
and physiological laws which prescribe the union
of one man with one woman in holy marriage in
dissoluble save by death, we deem it perilous and
lamentable that the wrong eide only of the Mar,
rsee question should be disseminated by ITSELF 10
works full of plausible but deadly sophistry and
insidious appeals to sensual desire; but the iair
W full pre,entment of both sides we should re-
gard as nowise dangerous, but salutary and con-
ducive to moral purity We trust that on this point
at least, we are not liable to be misunderstood.
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-25

KASs,s.-The Atchison party are going to hold
Convention to make State Constitution for Kansas.
They will find themselves too la'e The people hevc
taken the matter in hand and will sec that consti-
tuition is provided in due time. The following psra-
graph, setting forth the programme of the border
rufiaps, We find in the proceedings of the Missouri
Kansas Legislature on the ith inst:
"In The House, to-day, DIR. StringfelIow offered
resolufion to The effect that convention be called TO
frame constitution prior to Kansas being sduated
into the Union. II sets the first Monday In October
AZ the day on which the polls should be opened, and
the people are TO vote Convention or No Conven-
tion on that day. If the majority are in favor Of
convention provided this resolution passes, may
exuect petition from Kansas to be adn ted q state
AT The rext session of Congress. Or. Siringfellows
resolution was referred TO a select committee OF
Messrs. Marshall, Anderson and Matthias. They will
repOrt TO morrow"
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-25

Flour sPIcULATIoSs.-T1e B4Gaio Republic has
n article in tho issue Of A~g. 23 that proves pretty
tsncusively the truth of their article of last Spring.
Dat the supply Of broadstuffs ample for all home
demand and that every penny charged for folr over
And above fair export price, has been so much
money taken out Of the pockets of the consumers for
lie beneh, Of the Spectators. Tile RepsJiie says;
That during the presen, Summer, on the l,5OO,0O)
tarres reotired By he STATE Of Aep York, through he
ArtAeTH borders, consumers hare been SWINDLED OCT
o. BErwEES THREE AND FOUR MILLIONS or DOL
iARs. The produce trade Of 1855 has been excep-
oo 10 al former wears, well 10 ali laws Tegulat
ing such transactions The Law of supply and demand
Mas been kept completely ont Of sight and has had
more elect thai the Fugitive Slave Las in Can-
scs. The crop OF 1854 has been exclusive
y controlled by Limited number of Der.
sons who have sent 1t forward in Ist such
quantities a. they required and 10 no grcater-who
have held just as long ey desired and no lonyer
and who have sold when they could ret tbeir nriee
and stored when they could not Jus, "a Il sned tsor
own convenience. There has ben a Derfee, Inder.
uQNdiHg among ne dC0'trs from ne con, genncpest
Combinations and re-combinations have been forr,ci
Tor Tic purpose Of keeping prices up, aud the banks
have aided 10 The fest extent in carving ONT tbo
pan. That Il has proved successful is notorious but
mat much money has beln made out Of the operation
eye by the farmers, We are not disposed o. admit
The spfculaiors have oyershO the mark and the anx
sy Which they have suffered IL likely 70 prove shsr
Vsn reward"
This Is perfectly evident, or else the present prices
could not be maintained a single day We don't
nov but -four SPECTATORS arc just as honest as any
"atr set Of men who combine together TO buy cheap
saa se dear; but the are apt to feel rise in
n'u much quicker than rise in stocks. We hope
~ Product this year Of our fo5s will bo so large that
Combination eau control the marke. and regulate
asPice. 4~ ''''''
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-25

LATER FROM CESTRAL ANERIcA.-Mr. A. c. Burr,
who l, TIuAlo on the 25th Of june reports that on
the day previous the residents Of Omoa, Honduras.
expected an attack from Carrara who was ssid to be
on his way from Guatnsla with that intention
Another report said be had landed his forces upon the
beach, and many Of the people went on board the
American schooner Roscoe for safety Our informant
states that the people OF Honduras are very desrous
of being annexed to the United States as they are un-
able TO protect themselves against the incursons OF
Carrara and his predatory tribe. He describes tho
country richer in the precious metals than CaIifor-
mis-. while the climate and soil adap'ed to tho
growth of every vegetable, frem coffee TO potatoes.
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-25

THE TRIBUNE and another morning paper express
their dislike of the cltss of journals that approve Gov'
Hunts letter, which is perfectly natural
Commercial Advertiser.
Neighbor why can't you be honest and let
your readers know what we did say We ex-
pressed no "dislke" " for The BaBGto courier
fr we never felt eny--wo only stated the fact
that it is a pro. Slavery Democratic paper, and
never pretended to be Wing. AS to the other
ak. which you included with The Courier under
the comprehensive designation of "the Wing
"Press" of our State, we stated that they
were all edited by Know-Nothings, and doing
their utmost to build up the "dark lantern "
organization on the ruins of the Whig parry
and that they generally stabbed Washington
Hunt when he was running for Governor. Is
this merely expressing dislike 7" Our read
srs know your position in the premises; why
not let your readers see ours
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-25

REPUBLICAN STATE CoSvESTIoS. A meeting of the
citizens Of the With Assembly District was held at the
corner Of Grand and Greene-sts. on Tuesday evening"
Aug %, J. II. Huntington in the chair. On motion,
William Peel and c. S. Kissam, Esq, were appointed
IA Delegates to the Republican State Convention at
Syracuse, Sept. &c, 1855.
The meeting then organized themselves into the
Eighth Wa-d Republican Club. VIM. Peel was unan-
mOusly elected President, and C. S. Kissam, Secre
hy.
On the transaction Of the above business the meet
hg adjourned, subject to the call of the President.
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-25

..,,es where they are most likely to be proselyted
- .scbr.tianityi The emancipated negroes are,
sssourse. not retained at the South they are sent
a either to Africa or TO the North. How cruel
:. ,.o.e benevolent shareholders to deprive two
tuDdrod and fifty thousand heathen of the oppor-
,un;t;s. Of salvation What should we think Of
. p,rent who boasted that he had turned his sons
away from the religious privileges of their homes
ao herd with the rsbble Of the streets ? Would we
cal that Kind of conduct benevolent or generous
Either Slavery, then, is not what Mr.. Stiles
,epresents it TO be, or the manumissions he
eommends were very Doubtful benefactiOns.
He cannot adhere to both ends of bis line, and
IN the excessive goodness Of our heart we ad-
wise him to amend his logic. Indeed, if be could
be advised to withdraw his argument altogether
Il would be much to the advantage Of his repu-
tstion as a reasoner as well as to his fame as a
clergyman. There are men enough outside OF
the church to degrade the claims of Christian
truth and pervert its character, without the
least assistance from those who are comms-
stoned to be its defenders aad sxemplars. Pub
lie opinion among us is sufficiently debased by
the corrupt politics and the gambling CONNER
cisl spirit Of the nation, without being plunged
into lower deep by those who I" wear the liv-
"eIy of Heaven" and only the more efectually
nserve the deYil."
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-25
MOVEMENTS FOR RELIEF.
PTIIEF IN NEW-YORK.


Commodore Boarman and Capt. Hudson, members
ofe Con mittce, ATTENDED yesterday and report that
q subscription hss been con menced at the Brooklyn
Navy Yerj, end that upward Of $1,000 would be col
lectod and ready for remittance in q day or two.
A commuI icsion wrs received from Mr. James F.
Hail. soliciting the ifuence Of The Committee In the
sale Of TIE tickets for the Paros Concert to be given
for TIE toLeft ofihe Norfolk suiI,scrs.
a communication vas received from Richard Reah,
an assistant to tie Rev. l. NJ Pease Of FyePoinis
House Of Industry Offering bic personal services ss an
attendant upon the sick II wanted.
W. II. Macy, ESQ, Treasurer, reports the amount
oisubscnptons Of to this houT at -, 269
Ordered, That the sun OF 5000 be placed to the
credit Ct The Hon. Hunter Woods, Mayor fthe City
q Norfok for the use Of he sufferers and hat eer-
tfcsr ofcepcst f. that sun be iorsaTde to him by
this day mall
Tie Committee adjourned TO 1 P. N. Wednesday
rtxt, Avg. %. +. PEEIT, Chairman.
= NElIAA, Secretary
Tie ceseEal COLaHi,.ce to raise money for iha
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-25
NInrkets.

pr.r,to Ape 7t-6:s0P 0P M.-FLoVR steady and osusoa
- 49, 80 bhis ri 81 81l ~ - i1r common 70 eN
- ohio mostly Of 90 s 500 IS 70 for chlee & eNIa So 10
Illinois end lnoana NhtAi az ~ shavrsD.
- N X ~ IS for lev " like Ohio; 81 p t,ed
. 80 fer White 90 and r prime ni.e os ir
- CopN lover with q good demsndi stes 1VVV0 nu'' -
80 load. st 7sc CLOSING with > -eis ih'n beye'S "a,
Without astoa chsngei ssies p o-s. ga ,b,s NJ 81
S3c CASAI FEseHTsC,rn &C. % Absny ana oo dc toS,y;
Yo-k I,vr IMPORTS for the "a hours enc ns no9l
FieSr az M Wheat s pa bush; Corn ss $50 81 -; ~
ssi4to css.I xpoFTs 6r s.me time; Flour, l9' oo.~i
Wheat 96G5 bash Corn, 20 'io 90 -, q, fr, viii
NEw.ORtytys Avg p Our COTroN marie, e.u' W.,
sales to-day Of SO bales Fair SUGAR % NoNN ~
LAssts sSt FgEicHrs-Colfon 10 haNfe iic. ..n.,-,s
CHAFLrsTtN Auz p Our Clrros mWset me- m
The stock eIeosye Of shp-board i $50 bsiss hlO1 U
TIE steel on hand is 300 tcs -, - d.,
NswOELtAss. Aus. zi-sevcnteea hundred bag, OF o'o
CoIFIE. peft of the by the Maine La" nom u y,
500 today 80 c, and the remainder Of the cargo - u
ilic
OswEc0, Aus "a There has Seen good dcmsrd Tor Ftoa
to-day fof orreaf ait On hec sales 5000 bb~ G.
ard mixed Wescn a. S8 i2i REcugTs today, ~ DDS
Tio-r 5oJ t-5h. Nhet., 1895 10. CoIu.
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-25

stsncy his splendid powers Of managing men This
led him TO persuade the Chapman Hall Committee
10 Keep aloof and not merge with the Commit -es.
Had tfey so merged there can be no doubt that the
majority would have voted for a Mass Convention
instead of DatgGt, one. The Republican and
Know. Something Committe were composed most
10 Of men not favorsble to Gardner, and who, If
properly approached, would have voted against his
partifrrs. But the arrogant, domineering course
~ the CS,rnsn Hall Committee, snd their evident
deterujusfon 10 keep the Fusion movement en-
tirelv in thei, c,vn hands, disgusted these men.
They were not disposed TO be dictated to BY any
body. snd least Of ell BY committee chosen 6y
such an inconsidersble body as the Chapman Han
meeting OLIVER
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-25

advance the csusc Of emancipation amounts to nearly
osr HrspRKD AND TwESTr-FIvE MILLIONS or DOL
IkRsl
such facts as these need no comment. What sIe-
Ine contrast 90 these quiet and mighty defs OF caaF
if, rrent 10 he apaical rorfs Of Old and New En-
gland FauH.icsrn may shut 10 eyes 70 such facts;
they may never BE- permitted 10 reach the great m 's
Of hose who have hoDest but gDosaet pnyu4ices
sgUiisi slavery; ye, they are none the les truth pc
csuse the Hind counot see them aud ihey may well
sustain The hearts Of Southern in the contest be-
fore item with inspiring consciousness Of duty per-
ffn,el
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-25
p,1rpo,n ExcURSIONIsTs.

OswEGo, Friday, Aug. "a, 1922.
To-day there has been quite festival going on here
.itsDSn he reception Of over three hundred excur-
sionisis from Hamtos and Toronto, w. Speeches
were made by c j. Bridges, of the Great Weston
Railway; +. H. Bond Mr.. I.ittleohn, MIR. Bearlsley'
ds Oswego. and Msior McGil and Others of Hamilton
A GREAT ball comes off 10 night
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-25
THE WILL OF ABBOTT LAWRENCE.

BOSTON, Friday, Aug ~ 800
The viii Of the late Abbott Lawrence donates
s1O COO to the Boston Public Library and $4,000 to
the Lawrence Scientific School in Cambridge. His
other boquosts have not yet been made public
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-25
VERMONT KNow-NorHING CONVENTION.

Boston, Friday, Aug. a, ZOO
State Convention of Know-Nothings was held at
Bellows Falls, Vermont this week, at which Gov
Rovce was nominated for reelection. The Convention
was considerably split up in opinion and far from mar
moniOus.
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-25

NNw-ORIYANs, Friday, Aug. "a, leS3-
At meeting Of Virginians IN this city to-day, Il was
resolved TO mise a subscription TO desy the expenses
of sending ten nurses to Norfolk and Portsmouth.
They will leave for those places tomorrow.
PHILADELPHIA, Friday, Aug %, 1855.
TIE collection taken up in this cry for the Norfolk
sufTerers now smounis to over $40 900. $1,000 have
heen r,mit;cd. Several of our physicians leave for
tharn u
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-25
ACCOUNTS BY TELEGRAPH.

NoWoLA, IhuTsdsy, Mug y W.
The number OF deaths from Yellow Fever IN this
city during the TWEEN four hours ending at noon to-
dsv was sixteen. There are nov over 500 cases un-
der treatment here.
In Portsmouth. during the "a bours ending at noos
On Wedue sday there were p deaths and for the 20
Sours ending at noon to-day the number hss been ~
About 500 cases are un6er treatment ard the nunbcr
is daily increasing.
NHw. ORLEANS, Friday, Aug -, 1855.
The semi-wetkly report of nerments here IA sax our
of fen cemeteries shows one hnn0red aud nineiy-sx
deaths, including hundred and sixty from yellow
fever.
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-25
DEATH OF DIR. SIMON.

Sr. LOUIS. Friday, Aug. "a, lsoo.
DE-. Snon Army Surveyor ct Fort Riley during 'ne D.
,tolcra theIe recently died of that disease at for
I.ayepVOfth.
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-25


Franklin W. Fish, adopted OF Capt Preserved
Fish, 6ecessed Offers 20 reciie Poem in Ne~-lork
for the benefit of the fund at any time the COMMITTEES
may decice.
A leitir wss received from Richard Reslf of No.
Little Wsterst offering 20 20 to the fever district.
TIE COMMITTEE decided 70 send -, 600 TO the Mayor
of Norfolk with the request that one-haf ee exPsnied
sr he suffering in that city, and the remainder rans
mitted eqrally 10 Portsmouth and Gosport.
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-25
relefo he yelowfever sufferers al Norfolk ara Ports
mouth reported az follows at their meeting Of Pdsy

N.Y.Pook Puhkhsrs' Ass'u.i50
? ccntIitutious. S5c each. .lcc
4 Ia-v...............
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-08-03
Fl0uring Mills.

TNHE subscriber respectfully announces to
i the public that he has recently rebuilt
his MILLS on Eastanallee, three miles North
east of Calhoun, Tenn, on an entirely new
and improved plan. and is now prepared to
accommodate those who have Wheat and
Corn to grind. He can grind any quantity
on short notice, and insures fine turnout.
He specially solicits the patronage of such
as desire superior article of Flour for fami-
ly use. He is also prepared to crush Corn in
the cob for stock Send in your Grain and
try the Mills. W. j. McCLATCHEY.
June L. lSb5-tf 35l
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-08-03
New, Rich and Desirable.

rs now receiving and opening very desira'
i bic assortment Of SPRING AND SUMNER
GOODS, comprising almost everything usual
ly brought to the market, such as Cloths,
Cassimers, Tweeds, Drap dEtes, Linen and
Cotton Goods of every description, Vestings
of different qualities and latest styles, DC. dc.
large stock of Ladies Dress Goods consist.
ing in part OF Silks. DE LANES, Berages lis
sues, Lawns, Muslins Ginghams, Prints in
great variety and of the latest style; Ribbins,
Laces. Edgings, Gloves, Linen and Linen Cam
brio Ildks; and in fact every thing that is fine
and nice that lady may call for.
He also has large and varied stock OF
READY MADE CLOTHlG, which he will sell
at a bargain.
Also, Hats, Caps Bonnets, Boots, Shoes,
Bleached and Brown Domestics, Hosiery,
Hardware, Queesware. Glassware, &c.
He also keeps on hand general assortment
of Groceries, Spices, &c.
To all of which he respectfully invites the
attention of purchasers, believing that he
can offer as great inducements in the way Of
fine, good and pretty goods, nnd low prices,
as any other house in the market. Give.him
a call, examine the assortment and judge for
yourselves. April 27-344