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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-13

PANos.-IlORACE WAITRESS modern improved
PSos possessing in their improvement Of cton ard
ngs and compass Of equal ~ the Grand Psno~
Sole agency for H. Gilbert Co.'S Halott Cansous Wood
ward Browns and Jacob Chickering'S Boston Piano.; nad
constantly In Pianos from five u the best NowYork
manufactures Each instrument guaranteed 20 give entire
isacon tuTobo money Second hand Pianos Of
all varieties and at grte bargains. Pianos TO rent and al
TOW I'd purchase Pianos or sale monthly Sole
Agency for s. d. n. W. Smiths celebrated MtLoDEoSs
ttUned the equal tomperaments
Horace WATERS, No. $50 Broa 5wsy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-13
what tempersnee ia TO health.

To ENGINEERS AND SURyEYORs.-TRANSTs,
LIvELs ConPhssEs aud new English TRANSIT of superior
construction for sa'e low by
HircncocK & Co., No. ZIG Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-13

Inc places supply MLLERs Cater Boots and
upward before going ao Slipper Ties Lace BoOts and India
Rubber Shoes with Boys Misses and Chi IDEAS Boots and
Shoes Of all kinds and pnces J. b. MILLER Co.,
No. ISL Canal.st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-13

Music JULY, lSbCOnsistng Of five pieces Poetry ~
the youfg Ladies' the Music composed b. j. G. Cook the who
set eiegsny ten up from engraved paos Price only SO
being OF the eheapes collections u Musical cOmpo
ations pnbshed COOE BROInER. No. 3J BioadwaY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-13

PANAMA HATs.-We have prepared by pressing
shape popular with young entire
ofPAkAMA ATs which close of offer
dented low prices. few SEASHcRr HATS only remain
hand Nisors Watering Places shDu d anine them.
LLARY & Co. nalters Aaior House Rrlajway.
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MELooEoNs.-s. d. e. Ii. W. suns Mglo.

odoss tuned the elua temperament which roosnfiy
awarded the G premium at The National Far Washin oD.
D. g., be found only No S3 broadway. liberal lis
nDse Coz cas-. ihs trade supplied the bors
tsruUa HORACE WATERS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-12
Arrived. ......SuSpAr, Feb. IL.

s,;O s.,. Berry. Charleston 90 hours. 70 spoaort.
Tt.,on Co i, p....s .sr.A. r9fi,
Ss..i,.or - Nashville had ''rors s.l- INV north
Of rsee Hsiterss.
shis = Best.rJ M,thsr Havre 81 days mdse. ami Ito
psa 10 .u- West Co ExpereBeed hesvy weather, and
nuube Of the cse~ were badly frost bitten. Have had tao
rs wss OBLIGED 10 run .oats for 10 hoars 70 get Of
s.d eb.srvAsn Of the san or starr Tor |! day.,
rnoa'k IS dsy. ud.e ,ni SO P.s. Z. aorssa- Hal
h So, rs.fy P.ts.s s.T.aash d.s eossOs
sbp stsdoid Rotterdam q d.v. und.s to Hiet,
Bell Experiences heavy westerly weather to the westward
ssp H'shfy.r leppeD Waterman Liverpool day' @d.e.
40 rs.s t. D. pcsden June y lat 81 ion IL large
ship with black ball in her toretopssL ia,
MSS 10 spood leson CO. Been 20 ds w OF the Banks
sAp Calhoun trseErt Truman. Liverpool Dee 10 mi.e.
ara ia p.,. spoaord rescn Co Experienced heavy
westerly gales IN tie Channel dd not get 20 ,he OF
bosIstd BY boat from the French brig soeste Of
d from P'at re'.I s 10, 10 I,s IS ~ on
IS "a exchanged spa with An chip souisr Jobnny Soaaa
san Fisneisco The C. en- Monday last within twenty
mile. Of The Hook and ,S0k po. 90 Cs ss asa s
,ertb !. Fss Hsrso- Had two deaths the passage.
Bsrk CArna of sOsioo essits BSeSo' Ayr, o. day.
shin John Gpu bound norh. TIE ship Element oae ,s ed
fcr cseuta Nov so The bsras csiiotnii Sehsh $50 80
Pa ne sailed BrsEis Nov IS Scott DSe H tod from
Teyer without damage "a . =.
w Aiwe & Co Been y days W OF the Backs with heavy
vr.srlv gales. split sails sc had observation for the last
II dsys -, ,,-l.. ,-,.-.s,i,
II dsv. lumher TO Thou pst Hunter.
sebr John Hart, (of RoeklandJ smith, Baltimore days
coal 10 master. -.
BEIOw-ship csnipgtos. French. FoochowFoo Oct D.
tess ard silis to buekliD 4 Crane .
ship Reseus Aernthew, Liverpool Jan 5, mdse and pas'
Ship Westminster slsdden Neworlesns 10 days uidss to
Stanton Thomrscn.
Also bsfks
sAILED-ship Star of the West woodward, Liverpool.
WIND-Duiing the day, w.
Tie bark Flsht Calhoun from Savannah that wss ashore
near New Inlet Lorg Island got OF at noon on the Sh
inst ana the city last night by the seam'us
Mercury Capt Yates 1911. -.
TIE ship So Paul from HsvEe reported Saturday nieht AZ
below In sight from the Highlands on SUNDAY evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-12
Philadelphia Markets. SATURDAY, Fob. 10.

Not much doing CorToS stock very light aud therefore
sales effected previous prices CLOVER SEED wanted
n sc 50; holders generally ash snd market quiet Very
itfie NOV, me nj In FLOUR demsud limited and e.sthan 100
bbl sold So which 10 the uniform asking
price for slipping brands; the home demand also moderate
AZ from So to IS for extra and family brands
RYE ora continues dull at o. CoRs MEAL 10 steady de-
GRAM copnus scarce WHEAT sells in ali lots at 81 l20
"A for red and 50 22d 81 Is fo white kYE
IL ,el,pR 81 23dsl ~ CoES continues in demand and IL
scarce st ssag- Pennsylvania yellow In store holders
generally In prices unsltered but
Ile dons remsin Inactive, but rates
changed WHISKY better bbls sell at IS d54e, bids
held az the latter
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-12
Arrived.

Steamship Rosnoss. Skinner Norfolk &C. adse and pass
10 LEGsm Pleaszna
Ship yorktown. Meyer. London, and Portsmouth, Jan
nese and 10 para to Grinnell, Mnturn 4 Co.
Ship Antarctic sscufer Liverpool Jan II dse and 81 ps.
Wsterre, bound 10 Liverpool
Ship Is.e Webb 81er Liverpool jan 49, rndse snd SIS
bY barb -, hence for Cork '-r~
Ship vultUe. Hyden Liverpool . days, udse. to Post
Smith Co The Y. made the the Bsnhs In II DAYS;
vW bovs 70 Oh the Hoek fhusday morning. 9Th In
heavy Z crn, and driven 70 the south wsrd Of
Barsent
Ship John kJer.oo Latham, Antwerp Dec Is Fluah-
ise JsnL II, mdse Ind - peaa 70 Post, Smith q Co.
sAILED-Stsanshps Union, esutAaupsoa ga Hsvrs; A.
ss. ssvsasssi sesas.e Cassissssn; SHk J. u Nsralss
cisafsse0
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-12
Markets.-Reported by Telegraph.

NOZZLE Feb 9-The sales Of CorroS for the week here
sdd up s5c0 baes Til. market firm Mddine quota st
stdstc y n.
here depressed the CoTros market and prices weaker
the sales to-day amount TO 1880 bales STERLING EXCHANGE
Is 81 T. cent PREMIUM. FREIGBIs sitter.
PRoyIDEYoE Feb. l0.-CorroS- Stock Hsht, with small
ses prices firm previous rates. WooL-The receipts Of
col have with fair sales during the week; sales
- coo n. PAINTING cLorHs-owns to the severe we.ther
transactions have been limited this week the stock Of desirable
goods very light and prices have upward endeneyi sales
ptee,s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-12
" 4 RINE 10 URNAL
PORT OF observation-disclosures /
Cleared.

Stesrships-Jsmssown, Parish, Norfolk. Lldlsn Pleas.
ants Au,uits Lyon savannah, s. Mitchi CO. South
erber, Evan. Charleston, spofor5, Tileston 4 Go.
Ships-TelsSar Coleman Cartwrgh Harrison
Coz Dreo. Dillut hsm, Cork Nesmith Soma
Bsrhs-Moro Cs.tle (Br Monroe, Gssxow. D r. DsWof
Mary A3eis Spsldips Barbados r W. Trundy.
Birs-Provderee. tfr) Gervsis Constsntinople Boyd
Hneiepj Catherine Mary Coembs, Curacao d. D. Brook
4 Co
Schooner Richmond: Hnrs, Richmond, C. II. Pierson
Jsdestor Hstha.sy. Prs, Budea Noble; Ambassador
Cbsrlesen Doner Potter; Entire Deuare Plymouth
~ {, Wright khssm; Vspor, Smith, Wilmington, b. Bloc
stesnerCaledoois, Morley, Baltimore, Cron wells Line
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-12

Nov 20. lat s., Ion. 81 E.. shp wsbsn New;enb from
Cslcut. Oct. for London.
Dee 81 lat 81 lon IA brig Boa Espesspza, Alvarez from
NewYoh for Gibraltar land supplied With provons)
Jan In the straiss Of Gibraltar Br bark Onward from
Palermo for New York
No date lat ets lon 80 81 clipper ship show
Ing signal with black ard red horizontal stripes With uni,n
and letters 10 IL by ship Flying Fh. San Fancsco Jsa IL
Dee q, lat 10 o. lon ship Ellenie Coatts, from sad
Oct. 50 for Bahia and q market
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-12

Total at all the Mint. for ls54......elS4 1888 81
A change Of the copper coinage seems desirable,
with view to the Substitution of lighter and more
convenient coin for The cumbrous cent now used.
Mr.. SDowden thinks the standard weight Of silver
sonsge, as fixed by the act Of March 3, 1883, was
well chosen
The coal tunnage on the Reading Railroad last
week was light, owing, we suppose, to the snow IN
the mining regions, and the unusual severity of the
weather. The total tuDnage for the week was only
$50 turs making for the fiscal year, 225 7o runs,
az sips 200 l25 tuns to the time last year. The
trade is little dull, with tendency to lower prices.
The Patsbureh Dispateh gives the following as the
appraised value Of the real and personal property of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-12

CD s:n Francisco jan .. ship Herd. Derrick, whaling
Ayslpsr'iso Dee 50, bark Cape Horn Pigeon, ,my. from
CID q Lshaha Dec =. Bowdteh, w.idron, Of Warren,
Bedford, Hess ksng; istA. Hibsnis Jssy. sf Rev Bed
ford, HeDeish
A. Psss 0st ~ lssh sss ysx, M wsstpss isyias Of ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-12
Beeetpts Of Produce

Nee York and Ha,ts~ Ralroa1 for ne rsek c.din1 FEB
TO- 1855 207 Mill s92 head Cattle % Cows liz Calves
sS sheep Live Hog. 1891 Dressed Hogs 277s do. Aat-
ton ard Beef n pkg Poultry, Y DO Etn, go DO Butter
100 bu,h Oats 5,03l DO. other Grain, 1876 do. Feed
ia do Potatoes SIC bags Bueiwhest Flour lo9 bb Cider
les bales Hay tuns on 6os reams Paper bbls Pickles
sic DO Flour 49, 30 Liquor So bales Wsddns is DO Hops
Us plEs Dried Frlit. 10 DO. Ashes lo7 boIes Starch
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-12

The san Fyaneo raaseripf Of the 9th ult. says spar
buoy painted red and escn placed Blossom Roet this
day By the officers of the u cutter WIN. L. Marcy
setting under from the Light house Bosrd The buoy
from the sboslet point Of the rock Vessels nvss the bsoy
berth Of cables Ter 9Th In any direction viii pass Of
chgr Baoys also to be placed the Anita Rocks
the south west SPIT Of Southampton shss aud Invaebs
ard Communion Rocia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-12

OF the Stocks in the inventory, the bulk are BAL
shares in the North American Copper Company, ap-
praised at s45 share, eco, 345 Among tue bills re-
cevable are notes received sale Of bis interest in
an iron establishment, s37 226, and claims on the
Sal, Lake Mail Company, which has a mail contract
from ST. Joseph's TO Utah City TO the amount of
$ls, s53. The liabilities are not stated.
We copied, a few days since q paragraph in rela-
ton to the late discovery Of iron in the Cumber-
land coal region being the property Of the Cum
berlsnd Coal and Iron Company. The original notice.
which we now reprint from The Piedmont Iadepen-
dent shows that the paragraph in question referred
TO the discoveries upon the lands Of the Hampshire
Coal Company Company which hiss just gone sue
cessfaly into operation:
The HAMPSHIRE Goal AND IRON CoNPAsY.-The
works Of this Con pany-so noseles.y and without
parade, undertaken and prosecu'ed-are now com.
peted and in full and successful operation They are
situated on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad shout
ore mile above Piedmont, and connect the Companys
mines, two in number, with said rosd. This being
the 6rt opening TO the eastern market: of the great
vein of Coal at the Virginia end of the Cumberland
Coal FIELD, marks epoch in the history Of Hampshire
County. The road and tive self actin planes together
are one mile and two hundred and twenty feet il
tent The entire works have been constructed in the
best and most durable manner and the entire road
and planes laid with double tracks Of substantial
rails. This Company is the only one in the "Cum-
oerand region mining the great or IL feet vein
OF COAL, that conveys the mineral to the Baltimore
end Ohio Railroad, In its own care and places Il in
those Of the former ct the "Hsmpshre Station"
standing on the switch Of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad.
This fact, together With the entire freedom from
slate and the universally admitted superiority Of its
Coal, BY Ill Who have yet used it, gives ths Company
obvious sdvantsges over I'll competitor In the ree;on
The recent 6bcovsFies Of immsuss deposits Of Iron
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-12

GRE both above and below the big vein Of Coal, on
the lanes Of this Co.npssJ, impart 10 tcem va'u'
which even ne most s3nguine among me o" -ei -
were sv =, rrepsred for. II u oele'ed 'nAt mo =
II" al II the Conp sDes OF TIE re- on nueI. ~
a. -, vsin contain similar dsposi,s W nsh W
e ..sd snreriority Of the ore Il taken toto Wv
s,nse,iep With its vast extent, We are Amos. pre-
- 90 ,dcpt the opn on expressed IN our ne STU,
r. distinguished eeologisi and mAnui.etuie. Ii.
~ r,gj9n does rot contain Goa enough 20 suei.
{" The Iron known 10 be In u1iAPoeNion wv y. ~
,hs ltast important consideration eislng rom VIE
late Of things IL the extended nome maTtet ior
the Coal and Coke resulting RON w. anu lns
80, reru ans pty increased pr0hts ana produeu'e
Iess of the mining interest -, s;.oa,.rv nav
The inheritance Of this great hileraf usoY'eiy ~
he Inferred from the fact ina III Vo uo1t oS ,,
ofsJont 90 feet are found: lst we've ieet Oh VcI
$500, tIsek hard iron ore; Cd. Fourteen iee' OF sola
Iii ~;tbout an intervening stratum OF sae vi ose
snbstsnce or imp urty of any kno 50. Iny zee y,
go ore WELDING about 81 per cent OF pure IRON snd
.,b Iss IL nature designed 10 complete and render
, ,be Great s,orehouse of minerals which are des-
fn.d 70 :. rter this the greatest iron manufacturing
;en In the world five feet Of limestone which also
ssins sbout 20 Der cent. Of iron. To these various
,r,ta are Of course be added the numerous seams
Of excellent iron ore, which have been worked Tor
many yesrs BY the Mt. Savage and the Ions coming
iron manufactures as well as the nre-3iek cay sua
other minerals To these again must be superadded
the almost numberess inferior coal measures OF olf-
fereut qualities and thicknesses, varying rom Is
inches 10 feet.
new and still brighter day is opening to the coal
companies Of this region.
The following tables were appended TO the report
of the Canal Auditor the text Of which we published
On Saturday
Az ABs1s.or Of The Bu,ine, Of tie Nee York STATE cssa! -
Hudor, Report 70 The Legislature Of e Ts4s, Trade a'd
7mnoge Of ne Canas! - .
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-12
Passenger Sailed

IN ne stednihp linton for soais1mpson 1ad Rarys-Jossph
Kindekens Mrs Cbsnbrsy. Messn lie Bryant. Jonchier
Ns Tcoyer Mrs Depemont and child Paul Grunder c. B.
Bseh II. Dorner, VIM Fletcher, s. Treum.n J. Ache.
Specie si25425
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-12
By telegraph.

NEW OR LEANS-Arr Feb g. ships Omar Psshs, Atlantic
and Pacific New.Yors Cancels. Boston .
sAVAsNAH Feb io-Tbe steamship Florida. from New
yo,L arrved at this port az O'Clock this afternoon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-12
Passengers Arrived

IN he ihip 81 BERNHARD from Haveasdsmes Fuzer, Block
0ertly. Mr. Herxay Wiser Schwzer
IN sAtp Hrhabey from Liseypoot-Mr. Rudo and lady.
In bayh CGlVornfa from Buen0s 4tres-Cspt Ii. Hovea
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-12

MINIATURE ALsASAc........rHIs DAY.
sUE-Rises.....6 IS setS.....5 81 AooS-Rses 3 S5m
HIGH wATER........THIs DAY.
Sandy Ecok...2 6s Gov Island os Hell Gste.. "a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-12

srj .hirs Clifford, w,yne Of P.lrs.v.n
Mitchell Dep.eir. of sss-. -, No, .,sss, hsehssS
...~i s.,. rsrs, s,nsass, 90. $50 %. boa ss,,
In Tenbsx ship Sophia souncn Bro~s 70 hrnDsl S 81
Al Sydrsy ! ~, Nov = c.ntoo Fnlr.r sfF ~
At rslc.hssso NOv: H. Mari. Perry OF Ssntsss.s a.
VII. 20 rail On erase In a fe - d.ya As'
GSpSktn Jan. q (by the .;ur sonor. At Psnau, ~.
srescol HydssTe, snow New Bedford q cat ysbS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-12

ceirfs. Ife fo'Io~n sc 20.
sEW YoRg cLAssIFicATs.
Inland. tfnr;S.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-12

eArunpAy. YsA TO- la5A.
AsHEsfhs nalhet lever ass Of - bblA q o. 50 fer
Pots ssd 90 0}4e7 for IeaxA
COTTCN-fs demand fer tAis staple 9sits trivial "a
prices knes tAs rsespt q tAs esans aaees lave declined
e3&, - II sassxs1 aSsestaeas vW oAnA n aDply
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-12

h,r, better hsu has e-er sso AZ. the pros>cTe y
-. ri ~irs are the quotations.:
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-09-14
MISCELLANEOUS.
BIENNIAL STATE FAIR or TENNEssEE;;

BIENNIAL STATE FAIR OF TENNESSEE.
CTNAE Biennial State FAIR OF Tennessee will be held
L at the WALNUT RACE 0URSE, near Nashville.
commencing an MONDAY the first day OF OCTOBER ano
continue during the week Premiums to tbs I'm uni
Of 900 ored in every branch Of Agricultural pro
ducts. Manufactures and stock Is desled that Ii
Fair be position II resources OF Tennessee
in every department of its industry Composition Is H.
vd from all parts Of the State While the competition
for prem ums is b. the law confined 20 articles and ant
mails he growth produce, manufactured OI me Sate e
Tennessee every necesssry arrangement will be msoe to
kate exhibitors from other States and diplomas
will be awarded TO such animals snd manufactures as sse
judged deserving f. m heir excellence
MONDAY, OCrOBERl'
This dy willte devoted tothes eKhibison Of Manuac
lures of Wool lotion, silk Hemp sad Flax nd Minerals
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 2.
Cabinet and Carpenters Work, Has, shoes aud BontS
Leather. Printing Agricultural implements and Osee
Machines, Silver and a'her Ware, Gu 8 Carriages Iron
Castings Minerals OF Tennessee Products OF the Fied the
Orchard and -rden, Flowers the Diary FeuFy' hams
Bread &c - .
On this cay there will be FLOWING MATCH. the
conditions OF which will be found in the circular OF the
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 3.
The AnLUl Address viii be delivered by Gsv. JoHN
SON, at II Ocock--The exhibition viii be OF CATTLE,
THURSDAY, OCTOBER
Exhibition of BLOOD H0RS=S
FRIDAY, OCTOBER S.
Exhibition of Saudle Drsught aud Harness Horses
On this day also. premiums VIII be awarded to the best
~ I'd SATURDAY., OCTOBER 6. -
Exhibition of Jacks Jennets, and Mules, and general
review ofthe weeks exhibition.
Arrangements will be made for the exhibition of Ma
chlnery on the fferent days Of the fair. p .a
ANY tpr her information can be obtained from the Gen.
eral Circular of the Bureau application to either of
The undeis gned. --1
JOHN SHELBY. laei
F. r RAINS.
E.G EASTMAN, See State Bureau.
W. X. ELLIST0N, Sec County Society.
JOHN Il WILLIAMS, Treasurer. ..t
sept6 I'D B F. CHEAThAM, Chief Marshal.
Banner Gazette and Wing copy once week till date
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-09-14
DRUGS.
FRESH SUPPLIES!

t,n PACKAGES fresh and Genuies MEDICINES,
fIU GHEHIGALs. PANTS &C., &C. RsGeiyed Re- C, and
It tbr NAN AND MORTAR, On Market. opposite Union
III RGIcAL I; DENTAL, SURVEYING, MlDwryEIT T- aud
POefet ha'fr@r1s"f' assorted. just reesiVsd ed BY
ID EKF, MERY.-5o dor. G9lognss and ofTsr Jine
L Toilette Va'erS. assorted
BOHEMIAN GUILT TOILETTE BOTTLES. assorted
COSMETICS a fine assortment.
HAIR 10 ,ICS fryDyes. Gloss Powder, puts and
lxes assorted. -
UEIINa FLUIDS, .POnaiuHs, OILS R9il0oomss
RGtro1rS dc.
Toll TIE and Shaving Soaps, 100 doz
@ 0DON1INE TOOTH PASTE and STRAWBERRY
F,agortng Extracts fuR assortment Received aud
Il red cheap BY WELLS
toD LIV : II OiL..-RussToN oUINLxE AoRPaIA
| hyd Potass-, IODINE, NITRATE SILVER, seiecT
powders of lpecac Opium, Coecl nth Rhubarb Sca0py
saysppe, Golden Seal All CfeIed low by a
iune4 4. WELLS. r
- SSARSAPARILLA EXTRACTS. = 4S Dczen
y bULL'S, GuisOtts TowNsExn's CafpsRter's, SHAKER
esh fluid Extracts of Safs,pafiba
ilRAHDIES, WINES, &C.-47 BBLs and hqLt
- pipes oen5de 0hIrd, DaP,ey Signette, ard Cham
.dghe bTagdies Madeira, Port sherry Muscate INES.
A ROMATIC SCHIEDAM SCIINAPPS--A
n popular remedy 70 diseases Of the Aidneys.
DORTER London in pint and quart bottles
L Received BY T. WELLS.
tFLECTRIC Machines, Kadjeiae Chests, Medical
T. Saddle Bags. GdnS Bags TruSses, Shoulder Braces,
Cter0 4baontedt Sggporteis.
II ydrauIic Gene It and Plaster of Paris Of su
IL perlOr quality.
VTARNISHES -Fu nitlre, Coach, Demar. By0V and
Back japan, iron, Leather, Instrument and Poture
Yarnishes.
CyOLD LEAF, Gold Foi, Silusr Leaf Red, Tszoa
" and Hhite b Oazes
DRUSHES-7s dozen Hair, Tooth, Nail Hat, Cloth,
ID Paint Busting, Sweeping. Scrubbing Poona, Stencil
Horse, Comb, Shoe, Stopping and Varnish Brushes.
7 EECHES.-Fresh supplies. Received by
II june24 T. WELLS
RTIST'S COLORS.-9! dozen fresh assorted
N Colors in inf .xbIe tubes, well assorted.
PICES; 1900 LBS. Pepper; s75 lbs Pimeato,
y Cloves, Cinnsmon, Mace Gu,ger; Ground Spices
vermerl lla Sparkling Geietine; Bttsr Almonds Pre-
served Ginger
DIPES, Marbles, Gun Flnts, Percussion Caps Gun
L Waddrng.
DOCGII CaHdy-65 d. zen Howe's Cough Candy,
I and New England Cough Syrup. -fa-
STUSTAROS-Fyankf Louiscille, Leriaqton and
VI Cincinnati. Received and for sale by 7 WELLS.
ININE PEN AND POCKET hNIV ES.-Assd.
l. PORT MDNAIEo every shs e. ...
PISTOLS, SWORD AND WALKING CANES. Well
assorted,
- EGA3S AND TOBACCOS s,OOo GlsadoreS,
y Napo}eca. Bdrrios Lec1dorg ysg8g Lind Segtrs;
z5 boxes KGg Queen and Fine Cut Chewing and butcher
Smoking To5acc0s For sale low by I. WELLS. --
DLACKING-4O gross fresh Paste Backing.
ID STARCH, Is boxes. STAR CANDLES, 4 boxes,
ALCOHOL VinsgSrs WhiskgS GINS. kums. o5 bbls,
LINSEED Oil and SPTS. TUKPENTlNE.
PURE WHITE LEAD IN 25, 50 and ioO ID kegs
ZlNK WHITE PAINT, fae French IN - md 50 % kegs
Received and for sale at small advance By
ure34 I. WElLS.,