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Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1855-04-25

George E. Daker, Of Williamsburg, well known a
the editor oft Life and Writings of Wm H. Seward,
for whom he has acted as private secretary has also
received the appointment private secretary Gov.
Clark.
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ABOLITION OF TIE STAMP Duty IN ENGLAND.-The
House of Commons of the English Parliament as
we have heretofore stated, has abolished the stamp
duty On newspaper. This act affects the social and
political interests of the British empire more than
the war with Russia 1t is a concession to the peo-
pie which will be attended with the happinest re-
suits
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REPORT OF CoAsr SURvEY.-Wc are under
obligations to Prof. A. D. Bache for copy Of the
Report of the Superintendent of the Coast Sur
vey, showing the progress of the Survey during
the year 1853" This is most valuable publica-
ton. 4 = .....a g41 b. ,.E
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Poole Murder TTial-Contsssion Of Baker.
New YoRx, April 15.-The argument on the mo.
ton to admit the accessories of the Poole murder to
bail was continued yesterday. Their counsel stated
that he had received a letter from Baker admitting
the killing of Poole, but that he had done 1t in self
defence.
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Aors 0utrdges.
WAsHNGros April 1T.-Clarke and Frado, impor.
ters, Philadelphia, on business in Cuba have been
imprisoned.
We have no particulars
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NUMBER 1911.
Later and Iapesssns ~. Assiee-Gssat sLsssss
of the Rspolutfosssta - =.

Later and IMpersoae ~. Hesieo-6rsat Stssessss
of the Rssoluttonista - :.
CnARLEsroS, April l4-The British steamer Clyde
arrived at Havana on the 9th inst, six day from
those by the way of New Orleans. Everything
indicates the speedy fall of Santa Anna Morenos
disafection and subsequent capture and execution
were all fabulous, got up entrap Alvarez
COL Bires was recently discounted at Cajores and
his whole regiment dispersed by the revolutionst
those attempting to recoas Popagango river were
drowned. .---s- -
Governor Maximo Ortez whilst on the march from
Itchman to Tohuantepec fell into an ambuscade and
his whole force of six hundred nearly annhilated.
The accounts from the South are favorable to the
cause of the Revolut;onsts Alvarez 10 supreme in
Guerrero, and the opinion is UNIVERSAL that Santa
Anna will be obliged to fly. It is evident that the
allied powers have stimulated the Mexican internal
commotions to bring Mexico on the other side and
identify her with Cuba. a
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DIE D.,

On the sth instant at her residence Yanceyville
Mrs ANNE YAScEY, rect of Hon. Bartlett Yancey and
daughter of Capt John Graves deceasedaged years
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DR.. F. Mallory has been reelected president Of
the Norfolk and Petersburg railroad-
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Dr. JOHNSON ON MALAR1A.-We have received
a small volume, containing "An Address, deliver
ed before the Medical Society of North Carolina at
its second annual meeting in Raleigh, May, 1851
and also San Address, delivered before the Medi-
cal Society Of North Carolina at its fifth annual
meeting, by CHARLES E. JOHNSON, M. D." We
had the pleasure Of hearing one of these Address
es at the time it was delivered and we are glad
that DR.. johnson, in response to the wishes of his
friends, has consented to unite them in the same
publication and present them thus in permanent
form. Of course, we do not presume to attempt
even to form an opinion upon points as to which
learned and laborous members of the Medical pro-
fession differ yet this does not preclude us from
expressing our qualification at the evident ability
displayed, as in these Addresses, by friend nor
from recording our humble commendation Of the
clear, elegant, and impressive style in which Dr.
johnson has communicated his opinions to the
public. This work is dedicated to DR.. Warren, of
Edenton, N. G.
We shall publish, in our next, the Card of Mr.
Cooke, Editor Of the Carolina Cultivator," in re-
iation to the organship of the State Agricultural
Society; and also Card from Mr.. Lemay, the Edi-
tor Of the Il North-CaroIina Arator," in reply-to
abe same.
IHE WEArHGR.-The Spring has broken upon
Us In this region almost at once. Indeed, the heat
Is nearly if not quite equal to that Of summer.
on Thursday, the 10th, at three o'clock, p NJ,
'ne thermometer in the shade in the store of Messrs
williams q Haywood, stood at Sc.
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Monuments, Tombs and Head stones.
April Is. 1855.

HNHE SUBSCRIBER WOULD TAKE THIS METHOD
IL Of reminding the public that he is still engaged in the
manufacture of Grave Ornaments in all variety and the
best style of finish and workmanship He keeps always
hand large stock of Marble both of American and Ital
ian suitable for Monuments. Obesks Tombs Head Stones,
&c and having in his employ rstrate Northern Carver
and Letterer hes prepared to put all kinds of Designs and
Inscriptions to suit the tastes and wishes of all.
He would respectfully invite visit his Marble Yard
the southeast Of the Raleigh Grave Yard where
may always be specimens of his workmanship and
variety of styles of Grave Ornaments.
Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore received he
respectfully solicits continuation of the same pedging
himself to his best endeavors to please all. =
Orders from distance will be faithfully Id promptly at
tended to. Address, - :. Il.
VIM STRONACH, Raleigh
n,{o6 A OF
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TIE CoURr OF CLAMs.-An three of the judges
of this tribunal are in Washington, Judge Lump
kin, of Ga, having finally concluded to accept the
position rendered TO him by the President They
expected to organize formally on or about Thursday
next 3
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APPLICATIONS FOR BouNrY LASD.-There were
TOO applications for bounty land under the law Of
the last session received at the Pension bureau last
week, not "a 700 printed in yesterday mornings
Union.
To-day there was q larger number Of applications
for lands under the new law received at the Pension
bureau then over before in day-between seven
and eight thousand! Star.
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STATE OF .CAROLINA.-wAKE
SCounty-Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions Februa
~ Term 1855. Thomas Yeargin Exr of jeremiah Dunn
decd, vs. Allen Dunn-Orginal Attachment Levied on
Land.
1t being made appear to the satisfaction the Court that
Allen Dunn the defendant in this case resident of
this is therefore ordered by the Court that publ
cation be made in the North Carolina Standard for sx
weeks successvey for said defendant to appear at the next
Term Of this Court at the Court House In Raleigh the
Sd Monday Of May then and there to plead rpevy
or Judgment by default will be taken against him. and the
lands condemned to the Of the Plaintiffs claim.
Witness Thomas Utley Clerk of said Conrt st Of
fee, the Sd Monday of February, A D., 1856.
THOMAS j. CTEEY Clerk.
April 10, 1885. 107o-w6w.
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA

STATE OF NORTH CAROL1NA-
SPITT COUNTY. STASLT KITTRELL CHARLES BREw.
ER, and others.-PetitioH to sell Land
1t appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that the de-
endans Charles Brewer Frederick Lovin and Jesse R. At
knson residents of this State it is therefore order
ed that publication made for six successive weeks In the
North Carolina Standard for the said defendants appear
at the next term of this Court to be holden the LIST
Monday September next then and there plead
demur judgment will be taken pro cono to them
and heard accordingly.
Witness Goold Hoy Clerk and Master of said Court at
office, in Greenvile the Ist Monday in March. 1855.
GOOLD HOYT, c. II. T..
Issued March 1s5s. 1Pr. Adv a.. 6a1[1
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E. CANTRELL,
R. THOMPSON.

We trust that independent men, in all parts of
the State who have been tricked and deceived into
joining this midnight organization, will follow the
example SO nobly set by Messrs. Tate, Cantrell,
and Thompson.
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= 27,S24 27.965 s,911
Total vote, 64,200. Minors plurality, GAL.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-24
The Liquor Lac to be Enforeed-The City Finances
dnother Acciden, al Moyamcnstng Prison, DC.
EsPoEDENc EoF THE DIsPAT H
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. ..

PHILADELPHIA Oct
Tho Mayor on Saturday morning, called the at
tenton of the Lieutenants of Police to the duty
which devoves upon the force of enforcing the Re
straining Liquor Law. The Mayor, among other
things roma rked that public opinion, whatever il
may be, or the opinion of individuals, can offer no
to the officers of the law for the failure to
enforce or for a lax and imperfect enforcement Of
any and every law.
The Moyamensing prisoners were again put In
Jeopardy yesterday afternoon, by the escape OF nox
ious gas into their apartments, and so oyerpower
ing was its effect that many OF them were carried
out into the open air, and only revived by the libe
raj application of cold water. A number of the In
specors happened to be in the prison at the time,
aud lent their exertons to the keeper, and the ply
sicians, in promoting the recovery of the unfortu-
mates.
Two nice young men, called Clarke and Blake,
the former of whom plunged his arms, elbow deep,
into the strong box of his uncle and carried off one
thousand dollars in twenty dollar gold pieces and
with his friend Blake, came down this way, from
the Empire State, to the elephant, were arrest
ed on Saturday by several of the Mayors police
IL seems that the young gents, with the cool one
thousand, reached Philadelphia few days since,
and meeting two damses who took their fancy,
persuaded them to go to Baltimore, where they
have been going it as strong under the crcum-
stances they well could do. They picked up
their return here, but all the money was gone
save twenty dollar piece They were locked up
for hearing.
Several hundred hands have been discharged
from the Navy Yard since the launch of the first
hight ship and the advance towards completion of
the Wabash. After the launch of the large vessel
a large number of others will be dismissed, there
being no further use for them.
The death Of David s. Freeland, one of our
Oldest and most respected merchants Is announced
having occurred on the 10th inst, after illness
of but few days.
The man recently arrested at Galveston, Texas
upon tho charge of numbering Conrad Bauer at
Newark, n. j., passed through this city yesterday,
in charge of two New York policemen
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iENhEssEE-The annual Message of Gov. John.
soh 10 the Legislature of Tennessee now in session
states that the indebtedness of the State amounts
70 $500, in addition to its liability for bonds
~a1eu ana endorsed to the amount of a. 1852 900
nahnig the whole liabilities amount to Se.744 s56
he estimated present value of the stocks held Inv,
.ao osate Is s254i,8 27; the turnpike companies
payihg per cent. on their stock The State owns
Sa,eop'VoU IN the stock of the Bank of Tennessee
and Geor ua0n Bank and in the East Tennessee
eaIe financial condition OF the State 0''' 81
no G0Vernor recommends that the affairs of tho
nahh OF tennessee be wound up, aud that rho
LOCK OF the State in the Union and PIanters,
b DC disposed Of and all other State stock and
tbe S.a, eous invested IN the per cent bonds of
, ,ee banking system, and the prohibition of all
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MEDIC1Nra


rs. a. b. DAVIS b.x,~~~.~-~>-...
EIIy n5 city; - prepared 70 ing retnrn.--
- 20. 20 wholesale and retail ds'''a ksr rs
~ sat. lhere Il nothing Of ia
Pneuon, snd It's merits havs h.sfy sbeut' ,s,ss,
,saoeI OF citizens of Richmond !. TESTED IL =
shadow ~ as cough rned,lp, 'see is
10 the Isy,e In proof Of this ne 5sysr< !.
sion. e'I'i'esfes now IA '7as ID
FOR sale By Mrs. A. Da,vs S'Ss,
T pa. fs,erson Jackson, S gsnsett B..
l. r.co., a. Bodeser and Charles 6'i; Miss,
A.,CksON's BITTERS-V-s "
Iaeir yirtue.-Rsed the foIlo,,;iere pFaet-~
10 lhe proprietor masked. and testiiEoa,, h
my one VINO desires TO use this may he a..
mr.. R. H. Jackson: "R'cHaOSD, o., -
Dear SRI cannot refrain e. P
the value which have placed ~. efprsss1yt
the TACT that have been rss,o,aS yoa' Butter, -
Inor.hs @ heath snd vlEor. va. Isl re I, -
amon.hs sso with DIarrhos, which sss.acsea b.,
ss.", oos s caused as was tod loagasa r.
action q the liter, | suffered soy a y the .r,,
inns, was advised to take vour K,,.'y fo- -
Iesuariy and steadily for some time .aS rheA y
recovered my health and So, y ia.,f !.
foun' very respectfully eaS'a.
AT Jas. Walsh,s en, g & MHasTos
Ihey may be found at Paterson / W ''aEs'
ley Robinson's, VIM. f. Nnero p :" . t ssor's 49,
dekeTs, 5. NJ. Zachrissor's, Cbs. t,1n Fleots, i
nett Beers, and Alex. Duvars pr.4ta.!.snsafF. b,
All orders promptly attended,
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eoskaspospKscE THE plspsrcu

NEW YORK. Oct. I'D.
The Henry Clay Festival Association held their
monthly meeting Thursday night. Col Duncan.
Of Kentucky stated that SO 90 had been raised in
that State for the purpose of building the proposed
Henry Clay Monument s45,OOoof the amount had
been subscribed In Kentucky itself The Legisia-
ture of the State gave $1,000. II was stated that
New York had only raised 500 for the paSi,otc
purpose but committee was appointed 20 :, so The
subscriptions in order TO raise Si0oOo to aad ".
Kentucky subscription. The monuneh. Ih,s ~,
already contracted for. II IL to be hiarpe sn-a
seventy feet high on granite base anu ea'i
ed by massive railing. -, No, long
go two crnert ones bagged cloaks aud manfiiias al
Siewar,s OF $50 value; two persons nav oeen a.
rested charged with the robbery. par. % ,.ere
arrested charged with stealing six dress pattcrns'
They are all in prison waiting trial
There were 3il deaths in this city during the
week ending Saturday, OF which nuihoer RI, 20
were mon, 81 women, l26 boys and e9 glris. l ne
principal diseases were follows Consumption sc,
Marasrnus 81 Commissions 20, Dropsy in head IA,
Inflammation 30, DC. -,
Captaiu Macoduck of the ship Constantine, which
arrived from Liverpool yesterday afternoon reports
that during the passage four of the crew became
mutinous and that in his efforts to quel the dlft'
Guilty and secure the refractory sailors IN irons,
came near being killed Captain MacoducK, as
soou as he came into quarantine, informed the
Health Officer of the facts He took possession OF
the prisoners and secured them in the Quarantine
Jail subject TO the order of the proper authorities
brouze statue of Washington is to be located
In Union Square, City Fathers having
granted permission to the owners Of this counter
felt presentment" of the Father of his Country, to
that effect II will be inaugurated ON the next an
nivcTsary of Washington's birthday, 22d OF Feb
Tusry.
Al the Haldeman court martial on Saturday the
Judge Advocate stated that as the accused had in
his defence made effort to exonerate himself by
duplicating brother officers, ne desired 10 rep,y anu
would therefore ask for an adjournment TIL Mon
day. Granted. ~
The imports for the past week are half million
less than for the corresponding week OF last year,
but the decline has been altogether in general mer-
ehandize
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LETTER FROM Mr. WINTHRoP.-The Boston
Advertiser of Saturday has letter from Hon
Robert c. Winthrop, in which he avows his con
tinued and cordial cooperation with the Wing par
ty. and adds:
For myself, do not hesitate to agree with the
late Wing Convention that the greatest evils
which the people Of Massachusetts are at this mo-
ment called on to redress and remedy, are those
within their own immediate limits. To redeem
this ancient Commonwealth from the disgrace with
which she has been covered to lift her up from the
miro into which corrupt aud huckstering politi.
clans have plunged her, to erase from her records
at least one act in direct and wanton violation of
her constitutional obligations and to replace her on
that lofty eminence of purity and patriotism on
which she so long stood-this is the first duty of
every true Massachusetts, man
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nanars HESTER THE BASKER-The Cincinnati
ernor Bgler, of California in disregsrd;n "a Az Wv
,p1 o. the Governor of Ohio, for the defau,,
ing Banker, Manchester. He had . LIZ ueaaull
tha, to Mr. Brucn The officer from Ohio auG
him to dstan, 10 r. make safe with him, had taxi
VI, out the Governor changed his MINI a"i prison
and aaa ms prisoner sent his officers af,er
nl having the rascaly Banker before h;, mem
fuss SNAIL VIII KICK up quite a
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Tur CHARITY OF MILE RAcHEL.-M Gaillar
DIT, writing from Paris, says:
some of the actresses OF the Theatre Franchise
well known for her biting sarcasm, having heard
that Mile Rachel had given thousand dollars IN
aid Of the victims of the yellow fever at Norfolk,
exclaimed. She has given five thousand francsl
II is possible She is like the wines of Bordeaux
They improve hv a sea voyage
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Senator Toombs has accepted the invitation to
deliver lecture in Boston Gath of January ON the
.ub)ect OF Slavery. He says October sth) to the
Boston Committee:
VIII address you on that day upon the consis-
teney OF African Slavery with the Constitution of
the United States and Republican institution, and
the effect of the American Revolution upon the AT.
rican race
am, very respectfully, your obedieut servant
r. TOOMBS
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ChamhaIt s OF CAPE SAN MARTIN (spA,N ,--Tho
cd no,io u commerce, of Marseilles, has publish.
Cana ne.ace Informing owners and CAPTAINS the, ns
the Co,na,.M artn SPAIN two merchant vessel,
character 1t spn Msraa saw craft of suspicious
him ch, oa the comete, that the boat h,d ;a.,
Maria chase !. and but for the appesrsn naa sissn
STACKED aaa mos, probable he Would have be .ee
to caution spnasss sa to It is therefore necessary
locality " oA their guard in that
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.


Hsnrv Cyav AssociotioH and tho Henry Clay MonE-
,pen.-Fsnole Shop flag Mortality In the City
,Mstsny--So,ne Of Hashiagton-Lt Haldeman-
fzsports.
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ATTEMPT AT FRATRIcIDE-The wssb;ro.o,,
d., hel ofter gives an account of an attempt nv a
negro to murder his brother, near that place
l. aeir names are Andrew and Thomas Ross Tba
hhni.s,u'y grew out of a dispute about Andrew
tortans younger brother, and upon Thomas in
tef1efng Andrew stabbed him. the knife nenetrat
Res,I, ne leit lung He not expected to live
Both were drunk
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-24

HARD SHELL RATIrrcATfoT MsETiss,-Ine
Hard Shells held ratification meeting On MonsI
the s,,nnisrr, .'n;,e respectable Resolutions
were pass Cd dcr,ouncing President Pierce
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Tar arLASrIc,s NEWS AT MoBnE-Ihe AZ,
III. .aviccs caused decline Of te in the Mo.
lille cotton market, with sales Saturday OF .oo
pne The sales of the week foot mp $500 bales
paH e,.. a, sse for middling. The receipts during
bc week were $500 bales, while stock on hand is
ai,n & 20
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-24

cotton pRospEcTs-The A,an,,.
nrevsnna,. number of orders IN Io,va. ,.' on.
large nrsnh s ,or the purchase of cotton a. al.n
the writers ears 70 stop purchasing on account o.
letters !, would seem h ss the Of q the
Gsaetag !" panic was about com,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-24

Professor Johnson, the author ct .henistry s o.
ca,nyaen I ne and well known in the scientific
world for bis professional ability, died recently IN
Scotland. in his 5yth year
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frLOTHING AT WHOI,ESAT,E.-Th o
~ Subscribers have established in this CITY A
WHOLESALE CLOTHING WAREHOUSE, and
are now IN receipt of their stock TO which they re-
spectfnly invite the attention of the merchants of
Virginia, North Carolina and Tennessee
Our Goods were mostly manufactured by ourselves
assured that can, and will offer az many induce
ments to buyers as any house in this country
WORD, WEISIGER L CO.
No. iO0 Main st (up stars,) Richmond, Va
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NEW DRY GOODS AND FANCY

NEW DRY GOODS AND NCY
~ STORE AT 223 BROAD STREET.-We would
call the attention of the trade beautiful and
nicely selected stock of goods, consisting of Ladies'
Dress Goods, Trimmings, Embroideries, &C.; English
Merinos Is all wool DeLanes, 37 cents per
yard; q beautiful Mousne at Is and II cts; Ribbons
per yard, and great many other very desirable
goods Call early and you will find excellent bargains
at the new store of f. CAMP l. CO,
oc Is 2lS Broad St
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HODEs' FEVER Ann ,,,,,. -, -

Remifteat Fer r.sVghlon and Cure Of IsrnaE
Dao'o Ague General DrIiiitu Nigbt S..aad ~,
In Malaria or Miosrna common ar
-,ra. ms Is NATtsAL ANTIDorE, which ,r,u
pr any resident or traveller even in G
ease whatever, any injury fror5, 'o o OF basog, &
ing Malaria or Miasma. '' constantly ias,
,,o II VIII instantly check the Asue IN ,.,.
nave suffered for any length Of time ~ person. W
tSsr Ye ar 50 that they need never M
rectons The patient at once G;o.o'as TO d.,,
ute and strength, and continues upt app
aud radical cure is effected. -1'" peiIasi, :,
one or TWO bottles will answer 70, o,a,,.
some ay dssq Tm5 more Direction. ps ',
Prlce-One Dollar. Liberal dston5,e aeh eot;is-
trade T.TE SSSunEs made 70 h.
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y"g LOOK T.--NEW ca H.

hlAOE HOUSE.-Ine SUBSCRIBER nav
-A2--xH-ing greatly enlarged and otherwise i'm
proved his store at No 81, Main street, Richmond,
Va begs leave to inform his friends and the public at
large that his stock consists in Carriages Bsrou-
ches Rockaways, top and top Buggies Saddles and
Harness of all kinds usually made for this market;
Saddle Bags, Brides Martingales Stirrups Bits and
Spurs of various qualities and prices; Carriage Gig,
and Riding Whips; Canes Umbrellas, and Busk-skin
Gloves for driving; Trunks, Vaces, Carpet Bags, La
dies Satchels fine fur and Blanket Robes Horse CO.
vers and Blankets of various qualities and pricesma
king altogether of the best Houses in the State
for persons to equip themselves for horse back and
carriage riding every article used for either is
braced in stock The public is most respectfully
invited to call and examine his stock and prices he
does not say he sells lower than Others for he don't
know what others debut only asks of persons who
want any of the above articles, to look his before
trying elsewhere. He assures them that every in
ducement which can, will be offered to serve them.
To Sadlers he would say that he has large and
red assortment of Harness Mounting, Patent and
other Leathers, which he will sell them low prices
JNO. w. DENNIS,
No. 81 Main ST.. doors above St. Charles
oc l-d&c3m.