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Market.

New YoRK, March 27-Cotton is unsettled Flour is up
ward and frm-good Ohio 50 81 50 81 southern is buoy
ant 50 81 50 81. Wheat is upward and frm-southern
white So 46 So So Corn is firm with an upward ten
dencywestern mixed at 96 965 cents. Pork is upward
and firm Beef unchanged with limited business at
yous rates Lard is downward and dull Whiskey heavy
Ohio, 30L 81 cents.
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TAX TITLES AT PUBLIC AuCIIoN.--wn be sold ne
on al James q Mcclure Tsursdy the asih instant
O'Clock, -
u city Washington % which well improved
paris ciu The
10 be sold are believed 10 be good, Terms cssh
JAS O. MCGUIRE,
Mma4-d Ancnoneor.
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Court or Claims against the United states,
washington City.

undersigned himself assiduousy
claims the United States
Of Congress- approved March, 1881
all arising The
founded law Congress regulation OF an
department. contract expressed implied
Of the United States Of i officers
All claims the must hencefortb be-
before Congress- hereore When
established said and appropriation made by
the claimant will be paid the
United States.
will beretoore the practice OF
United States and the other
M. THOMPSON Attorney at Law,
AZ street. Washington.
PsR.ierence may necessary heads depart
% Washington and Of Com
Mar lJ-imd&cp
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.Saicide IA Boston.

Bosros March 27.Thos w. Hooper, paying teller Of the
Merchants Bank hung himself this morning in the bank
cellar. His accounts far known, appear to be all
correct.
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January >, 1865.
Notice Is hereby given following esrb,s
the United
Shase time hsveen aax ~
March portions OF those aggregate Ia
81 100000 ia the and the
toned, wits
In Of contingent competition, within the
preferences viii be given IN the order Of which
be offered The Certificates, duly
by the parties
be transmitted this Department.
price Will be paid compounded OF the following
l. The value, specified In each certificate
e. premium Of the authorized
July 1886 redeemable November H. 1885, OF
stock OF the loan authorized the OF 1897 redeeuabie 3l
eemee eos Of 10 per cent the stock Of the loans auhozd
by the Of s4I 1885, redeemabIe
December 1857 and the
the stock
decmabc Ss Drrember 1854 called
inde mnity,) per cent.
D. Interest the OF
1888 the date of Treasury
allowance or the reach the OF
In addition.
said will be made
the United States, the Boston, New
Philadelphia, AS the parties direct
Bot certificate will be entitled benedt Of this
which shalt not be actually this Treasury before The
said let day OF March
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Sacrriarv Of the Treasury.
Mar 6-dtIunen Tint and s,arl
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NrlM GOODS. NEW GOODS NV. n. stanford, merchant
tailor has Just received asnd.ome and well .-ecss stock !"
English hc
which viii be made up 70
shortest notice and the most fshionse sna seesn
possible No s5s, Pennsylvania
avenue north side, three Doors Il Third street
Ma 1s-~2s~3wm
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N elysss -
Tn. Builders. BY q The Hsari ks'e 70
cover rpcs 10 bound Is cents
TAYLOR MAURY's
Mars Bookstore, 9th street
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Nv j. c. MCGUIRE. Aue,,onesr.

TRUsTEEs sALE-By Of deed OF from George
Egnbrodt september 2ah, 1854, aud OF record
Saturday the 7th day
April nex, O'Clock, the LOT No Isl
the consisting OF Two
W frame tenemcnts.
OF the purchase to be paid in
residue nstaiments four eight and
secured by notes. bearing Interest," and right
served 10 N default OF payment OF any note
right resell amer weeks notce at inc
his failure comply with the
ter o within week thereafter.
WALTER y. cox, Trustee.
JAS. g. MCGUIRE, Auctionser
Mar 25--3awts
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nRDy ANcM MEMORANDA-pevcas.tsw L~cks and
primers BY Dshgrsn, United stsss wvy IN ehsr. Of
si2S. fhANNh iAhbons
Msr rs
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lENEftAL AGENCY AT WANHINaTON.-The sub
VI scber, formerly Richmond, Virginia, having established
Office this city, few doors in front OF the Treas
especially Revolutionary services and and bOunrs
aadpc ems under of Congress.
David Darlington,
perhaps the only index which made 70 me n
the nrst auditors n1ce IN
index The In all
Csp,o OF Virginia These, and the
n,rusted 70 him be Just, no viii be-
able 10 the claimant himself be entirely
unable do a.
FOR Sd March, 1885, 100
who served fsseen days, his
charge viii be very moderate. FELIX RICHARDS,
Hon. Henry A. Wise, hccomac Virginia
james Lyons, Esq, Richmond Virginia.
James y, Heaih late Commissioner Of Pensions Richmond
Virginia.
stafford H. Parker, Richmond, Virginia.
John y. rendlaton, Virginia.
samuel Chiffon, Washington, %. e.
William J. Ward esq., Baltimore.
Lewis Tnnberiake, esq, New York.
March 7-d&cply.
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By ,. G. MCGUIRE, AucttOnoor.
OEREMpTORY SALE sToCKS.-on Wednesday afternoon,
April ,, ~ O'Clock, auction ooms shall sell will
$4,000 Chesapeake Ohio canal bsnds
5000 corporation Georgetown stock
Bank OF Arlington stock
JAS @ MCGUIRE,
March I'D Auctionccr.
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ny J. Z. MCGUIRE. Auet,oneer.
Mar es-e odlm

- S
SUPERIOR FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS AT
the w. Simouton sixth street between
u aud (one OF Unitarian church, .hal sell
waDu, paoI suite, finished in rieh
plush, large French sofa, Of ietea ees,
chairs, gothic reception ehairs, and paor
chairs
Fine rosewood marble top tables
superior manoeany secretary and bookcase whsmo,
Hand French plate pier glasses, bracket tables
Fancy chairs, marble top light stands astral lamp
aamask and lace curtains cornice, &c.
Velvet Brussels. and three ply carpets, rags
ano forte and stool, girandoiea
Handsome gilt chandeliers and gas fixtures
Three aue paintings by BY Mcleod,
vs. Washington)
Eoameled cottage sets, bureaus, washstands
Mahogany Eizahc,hian bedsteads wssnstand-
superior hair mattresses, holsters and pilowe
DaInask- covered ounrc, dtyans, crib
Walnui hair spring seat chairs, rockers
rack, oisoth, stair carpet
mating, dfngge,, rugs
Mahogany sideteard. dining tables
French and stone China, glassware, table cutlery
silver plated castors, chahng dishes
Excellent cook and frures
Together assortment OF kitchen utensils
under, cash over that sum credi,
osiry aud ninety dy fr notes satisfactorily endorsed bearing
JAS MCGUIRE,
Mares Aoctioneer.
.EUvass dc t,a,hi,rt svso is Code C,,ne ., la Lee
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Imported other Rnglish snd French on a.
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NOTICE i hereby holders The United
~ states described January
m hs purpose o. completing tho purchase Of
named u department viii purchase upon
or sAd notice 20 The extent o. residue
yet oeanedsay 81 iss eS os said offered
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NEW GOODs.P. J. STEER, Merchant tailor, Washington
Place. Seventh has opened his spring goods
choicest styles Of the Gentlemen preparing for
opening will do well goods before
chasing elsewhere.
and almost everything necessary 10 full
outfit may be had without going further
25-2aw2wif
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John o. Sargent 4 Charles Albert,

Attorneys and Councillors at- Lao,
III prosecution professional
ii business, and will attend that be- intrsd
United sitting District OF Columbia
WASHINGTON, ID. o., March "a, 1855.
Mar 25-eod3m
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Ew GOODS-The subseribers have Just received
cep.te desirable fancy and staple foreign
m ladies'
az adapted the and approaching
such
Elegant uew siks great variety
Fioun and French bsrag-s
Fiounc-d and other French organizes
an French acoaet-
Rich satin striped French tsrages
Pain French berages all colors
Plaln Frepch mo de- iafnes All cSiors
Rach plato coiored silks all eoiors
rch tsifeta silks
tusrred black De rhnes
Iupin's plain co,or,d saaies very
linen sabr Cor
Black twisted silss, heavy
pisid and striped son ma, masins
White and cotored French brilinaie
Nan.ook SWISS, null muslin.
Plaid striped, and plain tssonst cameFcs
Lissn csusbrc. and shear lawns
Elegantly embroidered handkerchief
french en,hsod<sies n great variety
Embroidered skirts open dr~sses
Corded, srsss NJ skirss, nc.
Together great variety psefl and dsssrsbe A
which enunsrsss hot ~haen WIZ sn
- ~ w HooE. BRO. h co. 3
Mar Ss-1tzwawn [inteil
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receive the FIRST insialmcnt Sooooooo to be paid
under the Gadsden treaty has recently caused to be pub
lshed address his countrymen nsng his conduct
in deducng Of the 100000 received certain per
eentage for his commission
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THOROUGH practical, educated Maryland wishes
engage healthy the South which
proprietor desires improve and cnnven into purely agcu
"a and stock farm.
The hahss, gven and all
tons m 10 subject fully answered.
Address AGRiCOLA, Washington, D. O.
March
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WELL FoH--A little Of Edwin and Ruth
Allen Of Pomfrc Vermont has eleven grandparents all
liying--fye grandhthers and six grandmother
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nAnKET GARDEN AND DAIRY FAnM for sale
MI situated on Potomac Fairfax county, Virginia efgh
miles from Georvctown turnpike and neer
nom Alexandria contains and be advsn
subdyded heavily wooded muet
OF Tim er being ship building The remainder wei
grass having been highly improved by Hume and oner ir
-. :, ,oxpa
Address cATESBf AP X. JONES,
2o-eOdu washington
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GREAT RAcE-We copy the following from the Louis
vile Courier of the 23d instant:
Lexngtons match against time for stake of 100000
is off between the LIST and 18th of April 1t is said
that the bets almost the although there is
a shade of difference in favor of time lexington it will
be recoected the palm in the great State stake early
in April last and lost it again the 9Th of the
month"; when Lecompte made the unparalleled time against
which he is to rum
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HofYman's RosendaIe Cement.

uHIS hydraulic by the Lawrence Iemsn
has unqualified APPRECIATION Of hs most e
being used every
United For sale al fh
~ " M w WOODWARD, Secretary,
lf2 Front street, New York
Mars smn
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BANK RoBBERYThe branch of the Bank of the State of
Georgia. at Washington, Georgia. robbed the morn
ing of the 2st instant of $l5225 in bills payable at that
branch reward of $1,000 offered for the detection of
the thief and the recovery of the money.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-09-20
Niger Candidates.

The Abolllonists of New York are about
having trouble witt. their negro playthings.
S. Myers, a prominent "cuIiud pusson,"
deeming the efforts of aboli'onism ''all talk
and no cider" insists that his brethren can
be as efficient in official station as their
white associates, who prate SO much about
the "elevation of the colored race" but who
stop short when any division of the spoils is
hal. In letter 70 he New York Herald,
Myers writes:
ave want TO nominate coored men for
office. We have able and intelligent men
among us, and we intend to nominate Fred
erlck Douglas, for member OF the a,fem-
bly, from the county OF Monroe; James w.
Dufio, from the county Of Ontario; and VIM.
nicA, from the county .. Rensselaer,. For
Ire Senale.-Dr. j. McCune Smith, from
his district in the city of New York and
we want our white abolition friends 10 come
up and support this ticket"
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-09-20
RITCIgERDsON,s
Missouri River Exp

WILL leave 81. Louis seml.weekly by the
Polar Star, Edinburg, r. x. .A,t5rey and
Jas. II. Lucas,
for st. Joseph and all the principal poists on the
route. Each Express will be in charge Of
Special Messenger,
provided with Iron Safes for the secNrity of MO-
NEY and other valuable packages. Bankers and
Merchants business transacted with DISPATCH
Collections made and proceeds promptly returned.
Boxes, Packages, Bundles, and Parcels of all
kinds receipted for and delivered without DELAY.
Orders of Every description filled. 81
This Express connects with all other Expresse.
for New York and the East generally, also for
the North and South, via Cairo to New Orleans.
G1Y~ Principal Office 10 Main ST., st. Louis.
Refer TO the Bankers and Merchants of St.
Louis. JOSEPH +. RlTCHERDSON,
June %, 1S55-H Proprietor
S-Nsn,on & Bartholow, Agents, Glasgow
Mo-, with whom Packages or Goods may be left.
Also, orders for merchandise, or any article desir.
ed to be purchased in st. Louis, which will receive
prompt attention.
GB- The Agents make no charge in the shape
of commission or drayage, for receiving and for
warding packages or goods
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-09-20
St. Louis Market.
From the Pi,ot-15tl

From the pi,ot-15th.
TopAcco.-We quote Tugs a. "a so to
SO 90; common shipping lcaf$5 1905 IS;
fair TO prime manufacturing 81 TO $l2 %
100 lbs. Large demand for best brands of
manufactured.
HEMp.-Stock in store about 5000 bales,
and levee bare to-day. Receipts from day
10 day are mostly taken up on arrival at
$llS TO 1920 for poor undressed; fair do
$l25 to 1928; prime $180@$l35 y ton.
Sales Of choice hackeled are reported at
$l95@$2oo % ton,
FLouR.--Country and city superfne stand
ut 5000 l2l; do fancy SO 20, country ex-
ira at 81 p Dbl. No active demand for any
description.
WHEAT.--IIas improved within aweek.
Much of receipts are of poor quality and
hard to dispose Of, millers generally requir-
ing best grades. Spring and common fall
75(@95c; fair TO good red $l@l l2l; prime
81 15@l25 u bushel. .....
Conn AND OArs.--Mixed corn Soc; yell
low and white do 52@55c, including new
gunnies. Oats steady at 30@32c SKIS in
cluded. ...
RYE, &c.-Good rye 65c, including sacks
Barley, no sale. Bran 45; potatoes 4O@
SOC; onions 7o@Soc; white beans So 20
Flaxsced 81 30 u bushel.
Dry hides l3c, green do 53
to &c; tallow l04c; beeswax 22c; feathers
4oc; dried apples 81 20; butter II to Ice
gunny bags 15c; flour barrels 35@4oc
brooms So 10 So 70 y doz.
PkovIsIvNs.--Mess Pork $40 p Dbl
prime lard lO3@llc; bacon shoulders 94@
Toe; ribbed sides l04c; clear do lac; plain
hams lO@llc, canvassed do 12@l2lc u
ID.
GRocERIEs.--But small sales, and price:
of all descriptions tending upward. Sugars
10 94c; molasses 40c; Rio coffee 2 10 l3c
ground alum salt 81 so f9 bag; Kanawh'
4Oc p bushel.
BEEF CATTLE.-Fair business doing q
6407lc for best quality.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-09-20
Hemp Crop.

The hemp crop in this vicinity will not
be an average, in Consequence Of the drought
which prevailed this section during the ear
" part of the season. The crop in the
Platte Purchase is, perhaps, one-third short
of that of last year, but has not proven, as
many supposed would be the case, failure.
We know Of many farmers in this vicinity
who will have more than an average yield.
This great staple is TO Missouri what cot
ton is to many of the Southern States, and a
total failure would not fail to involve many
communities in ruin.
In this connection we cannot forbear no.
tcing the fact that where the crop is good il
has invariably been the result Of good man
agement and skilliul husbandry, and this
should be an incentive TO careless men, to
try and initiate their more successful neigh
bors.-T st. Joseph Gazette.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-09-20
$50. 600

very superior and select shingles, from Chi
cago, in half and quarter bundles. These. with
my stock on hand, Of Allegheny Shingles, makes
my stock in this line, very complete. am also
receiving large additions to my stock of white Pine
and Poplar LATHS. The White Pine Laths of
difereat qualities and prices accordingly, from 81
TO $4 so per M. Poplar Laths from SO 10 So 25
depending on the quantity wanting. Aful supply
of DOORS, SASH and BLINDS constantly on
hand. Also, LIME, CEMENT, ard PLASTER
OF PARIS, | will make liberal deduction 10
dealers in Lumber or any other article in my line.
who buy to sell again. Orders enclosing the cash
ed 10. J. II. WHITE.
Lumber Yard corner of Third and Vine streets
opposite TO the City Hotel, and corner of Broad.
way and O'Fallen streets, st. Louis, Mo.
aug19-ch Republic an-$5.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-09-20
RELEASE OF THE STATE LIEN.

The St. Louis Pilot, the organ Of the an
ti-Benton party in Ills State, comes out a.
gainst the release of the State Lien, and
says:
at may be that we are misnformed, but
we have been told that at the convention to
meet at Jefferson City in October, scheme
is 10 be concoeted to secure sufficient votes
to obtain a release of the State Lien, by adj
ditional grants Of State aid TO new schemes
that is, the log-rolling system is 10 be a.
dopted on the largest scale. We earnestly
hope that every member of the Legislature
will set his face like flint against any such
proposition"
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-09-20

GovERNoR OF MIssoURI.--Go Price is
at present absent from the State, on official
duty at Washington. He is trying we be-
lieve, to secure TO the counties Of the State,
the swamp and overlooked lands granted by
authority OF acts of Congress, and which
they are in danger OF losing by permission
icing given at The Land Offices 10 individ-
uals to enter them. The Lieutenant Gov
ernor of the State, DR.. Brown, is dead; and
in this contingency the performance of the
duties of the Executive devolves upon the
President pro tempore fthe Senate, Judge
Owen RawIins. He is for the time being
Governor of the State, whether he viii take
il upon himself the performances Of the du'
ties for 50 brief time, is not known
Republican.
If Governor Price should unfortunately
get "smashed" on some of the Rail Roads
Howard county would have The Governor
until next election. All good citizens vii
pray for his safe return.
G5-Moaey is defined 20 be composition
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-09-20
NEW GROCERY STORE.

TEHE undersigned would respectfully call the
L attention of his friends and the public gener-
ally TO hislarge and well selected stock of Family
Groceries. Those wishing to purchase goods in
his line will find il TO their interest to call and ex-
anime before supplying themselves elsewhere, as
he is determined, by selling low, and on favorable
terms, to inertia liberal share public patronage.
JAMES B. FORBIS,
Glasgow, September Ia, 1854.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-09-20
County Fairs.

The following are the times and places Of
holding the County Agricultural Fairs in
Missouri:
sat, Fair, BoonviAe, October lst, ID, Sd,
and 4lh.
Hon. Edw. Bates, of St. Louis, is to deliv-
er the annual Address.
CaNoroy, Fulton, Sept. 18th, l9ti., Goth,
and 2lsl
Boone, Columbia, Sept. 25th, Goth and
9th.
Pile, Eowlinggreen, October Sd, 4th and
9Th.
Horard, Foyette, October Sth, 9Th and
l0h.
T Hon Jas. s. Green will deliver the annual
Address.
Jackson, Independence, Oct. 9th, 10th,
! 18th and 18th.
Cass, Pleasant Hill, Oct. 18th, 10Th, l7th
and 18th.
Ray, Richmond, October 18th, l7th, 18th
and 18th.
.Maraon, Palmyra, Oct. l7th, 18th, 18th
and Goth.
TCol r. l.. Anderson, on the I'd day of the
Fair, will deliver the annual address.
La FdyeHe, Lexington, Ocl. 18th, 26ih,
9th and 2Sth.
Cape Girardeau, Jackson, Oct Goth and
9th.
Hon. Sam. Caruthers will deliver the an
nual Address,
Clay, Liberty, Oct. 3lst, Nov. LIST, I'd
and Sd.
Dapiess, Gallatin, Oct. 3lst, and Nov. lst
and %.
Rails, New London, Sept. 2o.h, 2lst and
ODD.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-09-20
Canada Lumb er,

which am now receiving imported via Chicago
in English bottoms, under the late treaty free of
duty, and which | can sell at the same price as
other White Pine. The manufa curing part of
this Lumber is admirable and certainly desirable
with those who prefer what may be called clean
article Of lumber. l have also Just received
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-09-20
FALL SUPPLY OF LUMBER.

r AM now receiving LARGE AND GENER-
l. AL ASSORTMENT OF LUM Der of the
various kinds usually to be found in Lumber Yards
an FROM every quarter from which we generally
import Lumber, with the addition of very choice
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-09-20
WHERE ARE YOU GOINGf

MACON County, June 81, 1855.
TOHN, where have you beenP Down TO Glas-
- gov, What's the price of salt, down there
Well, it has risen since we heard il was 50 so;
paid S3, but got the finest sacks you ever saw.
Where did you get il from2 At Forbs'--they
are the fullest sacks in town--worth at least
quarter more than any other you can get; I'll be-
lieve he keeps the best and cheapest goods in
town. Did YOU get anything more? Oh yes,
sugar and coffee, and some Of the best old whis-
Ky you ever drank. What did you take down to
trade ? / took down some bacon. Who did
YOU sell that to? o, TO Forbis, he gave me more
for it than any Of them would, that is the place
TO trade. Does he keep anything else besides
Groceries? Oh yes, he has everything farmer
wants-Bry Goods Of all descriptions, and first
rate domestic at 81 cents--aint that cheap?-just
look at it. Well am going down next week to
buy my groceries, and some other things, and
shall be sure TO give him call, and if he treats
me right | will buy of him. You must be sure
10 call on him. What did you say his name WASP
F0RBIS-he lives in the upper end Of town, the
first store you come TO on the front street. Well,
am in sort of hurry, and must be getting
along; so good bye. GJune %.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-09-20

JUU DdSktIS an kIIUs KTlUWH 10 lIlt IIdUb
5000 lbs Log and fifth chains, breast losk and
trace chains
2 doz Scythes, Blades and Cradles
do Sledges and hand hammers
10 doz Demiions from 1 to gallon
We would call particular attention to our very
extensive lot of Iron, of which we are daily ex
pecting large importation from the best foun-
dries, which will make our stock complete, unsur-
passed by any in the country. Our Stock Of gro
ceres are too numerous to specify.
We invite purchasers to call and examine our
stock, it being not inferior TO any in the State,
which will be offered at lop rates TO Cash buy.
ers, and on 40 10 90 days time, to punstual men.
All kinds Of produce bought, for which we
will pay the highest price, in cash or groceries.
June 81. THOMSON, LEWIS & &C.