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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-18
Soft Shell Assembly Nominations.

SfRActsbs Oct IL, 1900.
The sofs of the First Assembly district of this county
met to-day at Baldwusville, and nominated Sidney H.
Cook OF Cornelius, for member of Assembly
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prices trihe lower. MiddlinR IA quoted at o..
Sterling exchange Is at 61s ~ per premium.
NEW ORLEANS Oct. II, 1855.
Cotton unchanged; sales to-day 1000 bales at 8alc
DC. Fair sugar, &c. 6ic Molassess &C. for new and
3Sc for old. Flourpices tribe lower, sales at
SO 70 Lard in kegs, In Bacon higher sides 1886
CHARLESTON, Oct. 1G. 1885
co.ton-The market for the lover qualities is easier.
Gales to-day :, 100 bales
Albany, 0ct. 1T-12.30 PM.
flour--Aiarket firm and active sales 400 barrels.
Rarley-Sales 80 600 ushes 900 81 49,
O00 at 81 a. and 6000 private terms. Corn-Saes
1000 bushels western mixed at Ole OatsState at Acc
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PHILADELPHIA, Oct. l., 1855.
Application has been made by the counsel of Passmore
Williamson for permission to file affidavit made by
him. Judge Kane decided that the proper mode Of pro-
cedure to take rule to show cause why such
paper should not be fled The counsel refused to do
this and no further action was bad.
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"COurt CnlenOMr- This Day.
USITp STATES DISTRICT Coum.-Nos 10, So, "a, 30, ~,
IS, SO.
SUPREME CorKr-Special Term 1885, M TO 224 ~.
81 s2 o. So 81, loo, TO- 49, l52 1877 A. 80, $50 %
206, e5, I42h, IS.
srPRENg CsuRT.-Circuit 10l 80 37S 2C4. 2Js.
1877 100, go, l0l6, 1ee, $50 35S 357 316 3le LOO
srrnlox Counr.-Nor. Ire, 100 564 $50 5a4 I'll ss1.
6e, ~, 1Sa, 1877, 419, 223 oe, 1886 5S2 573, 200
COMMON PIRAs-By the Court without q Jury--Part
Nos. 1853, l6l TO 49, Part Mos 1874 10 ga.
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Fire nj Wilmington, Del.

PBnAnEifHA, Oct. II, 1855
FIRE commenced nj midnight in the machine shop of
Poole Co., and the building With the whole block in
which it stood completely destroyed loss $4,000
The principal sufferers zeblsy & BROTHERS, sash
factory j. Jeii;es carpenter URN yp, block shop &c
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The Recent Tragedy At Cumberland, Md.

HAIHMu1thI Vct' II, 1000.
The name Of the double murderer at Cumberland is
Miller The body Of Or. Hadel arrived here this morning
in charge ola committee Of Masons and his funeral this
afternoon will be largely attended by the fraternity and
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Re publican Judicial Nomination.

BUFFALO, Oct IL, 1855.
The Republican Convention Of the Eighth Judicial dis
trict this afternoon nominated Noah Davis Jr., Of Or
leans county, for Justice Of the Supreme Court rice
Marvin, whose term expires Jan.1
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CNltA1u, UcI. TO, 1900.
Minnesota papers of the 18th inst. contain partial
returns Of the election Of Congressional delegate in
that Territory. Rice, Nebraska democrat, had 300
votes; Marshall, fusionist, TOO and omsead, anti
Nebraska democrat 1,45o The remaining returns would
probably increase Rce's plurality.
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The Liquor Law Regulated.

UTICA, Oct. II, 1905.
The Grand Jury in session here have refused, by
vote Of Is to a. to find any indictments under the
hibory Liquor law.
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The st. Lawrence Republican.
The -. Lawrence Democrat.
lhe Saratoga County Helper.
The Otsego County Democrat
The 0lean (CattarauRus county, Journal.
1he llion (flerkimer county, INDEPENDENT
The CayuRa County Chief.
The Fulton (0swege county, Patriot
The Chautauque County Democrat
The Northern Essex county) Standard
The Lewis County Republican.
The Cobleskill tscoharie county, Journal.
The Oneida County sachem, and
One half Of The Albany Atlas.
This IL dreadful. In the same ratio the
assertions from the soft she'll ranks will leave
scarcely anything for the administration to
swear by in November except the Custom
House. No wonder John Van Buren, was
afraid that in old st. Lawrence he would be
crowded down by the black republicans. Two
soft she'll democratic papers there gone over
hoard In addition, also, 10 one half the Al
baDy -Aflos we may add twothirds of the New
York Ereung Post. At this rate. IL Tammany
Hall does not soon surrender to the hards. the
bulk Of the administration democracy will
have gone over 10 Seward aud their old Buffalo
platform. Some pork will boil 70.
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ARRIVAL OF TIE CORNELIUS GRIsSnL.-Grinneu Minturu
Co.'s fne packet ship the Cornelius Grinne Captain
A. T. Fletcher, arrived yesterday evening from London
and Portsmouth, after fine run of twenty days She
brings 1877 passengersemigrnts OF respectable class
mostly going West. great aure is, that of these 1877
passengers, there 81 children from six months and
and two years. to five, and ten years old This
style Of emgrant may be suggested compromise To
the Know Nothngs. Among the passengers too two
donkeys; also box of ferrel for JAS Gordon Bennett
Esq, Of the NEW YORK Herald ON the 9Th Of October
lat A TO- long 40 OIL, large school OF eighteen
more large sperm whale beading north. Capt. Fletcher
mentions it as unusual to many sperm whale In
these ATTITUDES Aurora borcis frequently seen at
night. The G. Gs cargo consists Of ron lead tin salt,
petre, chemicals lac dye, indigo, paints, 500 blocks
guta percha and 90 casks garden seeds, &C. &c.. Also
200 casks English beer los casks wne and 20 hogshead
Of brandy which may help Maine question along
Several hundred OF the bars of iron for Colonel Colt
The c. G. passed number OF ships-was several days in
sight Of the clipper Dictator and arrived came day with
her. and has beaten several which left Liverpool
on the 18th Of September.
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The citizens Of Helena, Arkansas recently became
alarmed In relation 70 the appearance Of several ~ Of
yeew fever In the town, and believing that the VIVA n
boat a % Infection set Il dro aud burned
Nth all ts contents valued at several thousand dol
lais.
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TO the press In general thanks are due for the Kind
ma in which they publicity to the entertain
mcnt which would, doubtless, have yielded a much
larger IL the weather bad not been most unprout
GUS. Very respectfully your obedicnt servant,
WILLIAM n. MARCUS
r. :. also hand herewith, J. W. Waack's check Tor
fifty donrs just received from him in aid Of the Norfolk
sufferers, which please acknowledge with the above.
Yours, W. ". VI.
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PTu4ruPnA, Get. ~ 1855.
Sfosks steady. Pennsylvania STATE 5s 81; iteading
4is ne leland isys Morris Canal, AN Pennsylvania
Railroad, a. -
Nrw oRE,Ss Oct Is. 1855.
Ale sales Y, gotten toass W.T. Ny s,5vv Ds.es ssd
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ACADEMY OF -'sNosxA.n-s Norma" was gwen
at the Academy last evening for the first time this
TO introduce the 1rima donna Nine. de la Grange and
Miss Hensler 10 the opera The house. although
nm; the best of the Nine. de Ia Grange
made very favorable impression in Nofma' last
son and she fully confirmed it in her very clever acting
and artistic execution of the music, last night. MISC
Hensler by far the best Adagsa have yet HEARD
and she fairly shared the applause with Norma" in the
third act. The duet, De la t encored The az
fair was quite triumph for Miss Henser, Adalgsa Is
generally overshadowed by Norma and the contrary
the case last night. More i, not basso pref fund.- and
Arnoldi's Polio very weak.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-18

The Marietta ChsFote, Seoypiaa has nominated Hon
1sriel :. Dickinson ~ New York for President .uf
Charles >. ssaklns, VI Oeeryia, TOR vice President;
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The National Convention of Coiored Men.


During the session Of the National Colored Convention
today resolutions offered expressing admiration at
the conduct Of Passmore williamson and sympathy for
his injured family, and appointing committee of five to
wait upon Mr.. Williamson and present him with copy
OF the resolutions.
Fred. Douglass made speech Directing to the resou-
tons and instancDg the colored who rescued Col
Wheeler's slaves entitled to thanks. He de.
nounced Col. Wheeler villain and SC ,undrel
The resolutions adopted, we'll others honor
ing the conduct Of the who assisted in the escape
During the afternoon session resolution was SUBJ
mitted, imposing assessment Of dollar each
delegate. Many members objected and scene of
fusion ensued.
Jrus CESAR MoRREiI intimated that certain persons
had been living luxuriously upon contributions thus
made. For himself, he had cent, although
gagged for nineteen years in the He sorry he
could not say as much for others.
FRED. DOUGLASS believing himself alluded to, made
short retort and said the opposition to the
and disgraceiul
The resolution adopted. Most of the session was
occupied in discussing proposition to form industrial
unions.
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NEW YORK Oct. IS. 1855.
W. II. MACY, Esq., Treasurer, Relief Committee.
DEAR SiR--Herewh hand you four hun and nine.
tyhve dollars and fifty cents s95 50) being the lpro-
ceeds Of the benefit at Nibos Garden on the eth instant
in aid Of the sufferers by yellow fever at Norfolk and
Portsmouth, upon which occasion Mr.. Nibio gave the
house free. Miss Louisa Pyne and Mr. Harrison gave
their valuable services also Miss Pyne Mr. Stretton
Mr. Borrani, Mr.. Horncastlc Mr.. Brstow, Mr.. Brough
Mr.. Corbyn Mr.. Moore, Mr.. King and the whole opera
company, orchestra. chorus artists machniss, officers
and employees Of every tind.N
The Manhattan Gas Company donated SIC SO, gas bin
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rons Kinds personal property enumerated IN
ofTUNis MORRILL,, ancsoneer, Gin column II IN.
raper 70 which We attention q The public Is invited vala.
able article. are Included, and ,ed 'epay advance 81 Mas
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-18

SEE How They RrS.-The Albany Euening
Jcu,nol gives the following as correct list of
the administration soft she'll organs that have
gone over to the Seward Holy Alliance -
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scmweeky auction sale OF stocks aud bonds this day
Ghnsday NJ 2 O'clock ~ the Merchants Exchange For.
particulars sec hs advertisement Ia another column ca
os may be obtained at the onioe No. Broad
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Anox.-This 10 name which ali pcrsons
who wear hats revere. Knox, who keeps for
ha n the corner OF broadway aud Fulton aud anohcr
~ NE corner Of Broadway and Spring acknowledged
70 be of the best haiers In the world Hts head
elegant IN style made mp bv the most superior wortm"n
ana ass long fabrics OF kud manufactured.
Kno1s prices are very ow-don't forget that.
peril novelty In hats having unprecedented the
annals the trade II has been adopted ~ The business
and by all The leading undre~s
Of the IT. rich deep and beautiful caret brown
which hat OF the daha 81 similar hue ex sIc-
universal edmratiou. The shape. too emneny becoming
Attempts imitation have been made, but they have aed
No other has succeeded producing the coor
eENIN, No. 214 Broadway opposite S. PAufs churgh
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ARMY NEws-Msjor Merrill arrived at Fort Riley Kan
sas, the Goth September with six companies Of the
second regiment Of United States Dragons after pros
porous march Of thrtyone days the praries from
Fort Belknap Texas. The cholera had disappeared at
Fort Riley and the health Of the troops was good.
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From Washington.

From Washington.
LETTER OF THE SECRETARY OF THE NAVY TO COM.
HARTsTELN-OrENlNG OF THE COURT OF CLAIMS
THE SAN FRANCISCO coLLEcToRsHIP-wHo WILL
REPRESENT CALIFORNIA IN THE SENATE ?-Erc.
WASHINGTON, Oct II, 1855,
Annexed is copy Of letter addressed By he secrea-
~ Of the Savy to Commander Hartsen Of the Arctic
petition. 1t speaks for ITSELF
NAVY DEPARTMENT, Oct. Is. 1855.
SRI have Just received your communication OF the
11h nst informing Of the safe return of your party
accompanied by Dr. Kane and his party The dispatches
enclosed with the communication peru sed with
much Interest. You have discharged the arduous duty
for which you SO nohy volunteered, with fidelity, skill
and indemitahe energy Your brother officers who feel
pride in the service will hail your with gene
applause, and your countrymen will join in the ad
miration Of this display of selsacrdcng courage The
prcmptness With which you after few days notice,
barked in this phanthropc adventure, only known to
the department. And after the lapse Of less than five
regions Of the Arctic than any navigator (save only Dr.
Kane himself tiumphDg the shocks Of icebergs and
the dangers of that ohospitabe part the globe and you
return having accomplished what You undertook.
Be pleased accept yourself and present to those who
your companions my sincere congratulations and
thanks for this successful effort the Of humanity
''' j. C. D0BBN.
Commander H. j. HARrsrrEv, com banding expedition
late from the Attic seas New York.
The United States Court Of Claims met at noon to-day
in the Capitol all the Judges present The following at
torneys admitted to practse:-Richard b. Bayard
WartingonG snethep, Hon. Geo. +. Badger, A. Parish
Jr, j. D. Stevenson John l.. Hayes, Josiah Polk, Hon.
sami Chiffon, A. A. Smith, Hon. Reverdy Johnson and
Robert j. Brent. The notorious claim Nicholson
for the twenty per cent extra allowance as an officer of
the House Of Representatives, the amount of public
printing, is before the Court. This claim
ected by e Secretary Of the Treasury Judge Gilchrst
arrived this morning. and has taken winter quarters at
Wizards The Judges all in fine health. The docket
numbers two hundred and forty-fve cases. involving
millions Of dollars.
The President has been officially informed, by the Hon
Milton s. Latham, that he most gracously accepts the
appointment Of Collector OF the port OF San Francisco
Several distinguished California democrats in this
city, admit that ex-senator Foote will be returned to the
Senate unless the election be STAYED off Tor the pre-
sent, which will be attempted.
For two evenings in succession have had mail
north Of Baltimore. Where is Mr. CampbellP
The Star of this evening ntimates that Mr. Mason, U.
s. Consul at San JUAN has been dismissed for recogniz
ing Col. Kinney's government.
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New York, Thursday, October IS, 1885.



The steamship Atlantic, due at this port from
Liverpool with a weeks later news from Europe,
had not made her appearance of Sandy Hook at II
o'clock last night
The Know Nothing or American party Of this city
convened in monster mass meeting in the Park last
evening, to ratify the nominations made for State
and county Offices Our reporters say that there could
not have been less than twenty Thousand persons
present; and as there was no lack of music, torches
banners transparencies, tar barrels, artillery, Fres
mel light speakers and listeners, it was altogether
most remarkable demonstration. We give pretty
Full report Of the sayings and doings.
On Tuesday evening the Allen Know Nothings
held convention in National Hall, Canal street, at
which the following ticket was nominated
Comptroller. Northumberland Robert T. Haws, wing.
Sheriff. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. s. Duke, whig.
(bNniy Ceyi George Z. Sherwood, whig
Governor Almshei.se .......- Abortion Allen X. N.
Commissioner Of Streas. -. james Dewy whg.
Repairs and Supplies. Jacob J. Dodge whig.
City Inspector Geo. W. Norton, Barker KIN.
Cooperation Couasei. I. +. Tominson whig.
John Ives, wing.
r,r1mo-s Dr. Gamble hard she'll.
S'''''''.'''''''''' Charles Missing wing,
Cyrus Ramsay Barker KIN.
f..soes of csmooo pro,s Chan. Livingston. wing.
'S" y " '' = +. r. Cowes, whig
uux..;,r f,,,, Murray Hoffman whig KIN
u&f N'''''...'''.- / Levi BWoodruff wing KIN
A. prAc NH;
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TURKEY AND THE TrRKs-Mr. Oscanyan an Armenian
now resident here, purposes TO deliver of ec-
lures upon Turkish institutions, commencing this eve3
ming, at Clinton Hall, Astor place. Mr. 0scanyan is
eminenty fitted for the task he has undertaken Born in
Turkey he long remained there and became entirely
familiar with every phase of Oriental life He afterwards
to this country, where he received excellent
English education, and mastered several Continental
languages. He then returned TO Constantinope, and
filed various Offices Of trust His position in several le
cations made him perfectly familiar with the inside view
of Turkish diplomacy, and We may expect much novel
and valuable intelligence from his lectures His English
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BosroS, Oct L. 1855.
The following are the oosngs Of the weekly statement
az the Boston banks
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1855-10-25
Valuable Farm for Sale i'm
the French Grant.

INHE undersigned wishes to dispose of
L the Farm at present occupied by
Mr.. Stewart, one half mile below Hav-
erhill, in Scioto county, part of the Ger
Yais tract, containing one hundred and
fifty-six acres of bottom land-one hun
dred acres cleared land, and the balance
in good timber. There is on the farm
a good frame Dwelling House, Barn,
&C., and a well OF good water. Also
one hundred bearing fruit trees, of
choice varieties, principally Golden Gate
and Pound Pipin, besides ayoung or
chard of sixty trees of choice winter
apples, all under good new fence.
The place will be sold on long credit.
Possession given the first of March.
DR.. JAMES VANBEBBER,
q Greenupsburgh, KY, or
JOHN A. ROBINSON,
Gallipolis, Ohio.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1855-10-25
2 B A N XII N g.
AND s.a
EXCHANGE BUSINESS.


THE subscriber continues to receive
i deposites on time, or to be erepaid on
call.
Discounts Drafts, Bills of Exchange,
or notes Of hand. E,- t-
Draws Cheeks on any point in the
United States.
Furnishes Bills of Exchange on the
principle commercial cities in Europe.
Makes collections in any part Of the
United States or Europe.
Buys and sells Gold, Silver, incur
rent notes, Land Warrants, County and
Corporation Orders.
Pays Interest on time depostes as
follows:
On Deposites at 4 months, at the rate
of 8 per cent. per year:
On .deposites at 6 months, at the rate Of
4per cent. per year.
On deposites at 9 months, at the rate Of
5 per cent. per year.
On deposites at l9 months, at the rate Of
s per cent. per year.
N. B Office hours from A. NJ. to
19 NJ, and from to s P. NJ.
CHARLES HENKING.
Jan. go, 185s-1y
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1855-10-25
Notice.

CAMUEL EVAN VLECK & Co. OF
y Madison, New York, would inform
the citizens of Gallipolis and vicinity,
that they will be in Gallipolis in Dec.
next, 1855, with the new and improved
Iron Jackard Machinery for working
double Coverlets and Carpets, (Ingrain
Carpets )-positively no other kind. 100
cuts of yarn for a pair of Coverlets, and
2 cuts per yard of Carpet. Long reel
100 threads per cut. Coloring done if
required.
For information how to prepare yarn.
or persons wishing to leave work to be
done, will call on Jay A. Van Week, of
Gallipolis, at his old stand, Telegraph
st. upper end, where strict attention
will be given.
J., A. VAN VLECK has re-purchas-
ed his Machine for Weaving Coverlets,
and is now ready to do work on the
shortest notice. Give him a call all
who wish work done with neatness and
dispatch. .rH
ir July 10, 1855.-3m
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1855-10-25

y EF Wssclip ths, following notice d
she death Of Mr.. REUBEE RofHeEs from,
the last Gallis Republican, .as rss
Mr.. Rothgcb was q native Of this
county, and one Of her most highly
gifted sons. He had truly metaphysi-
cal mind. which was devoted to the
most useful studies, particularly the
study Of mathematics. An who knew
him viii attest to the acuteness of bis
perception, and business of his conclu-
sions. In mixed conversations, Mr.. r.
was always ready to grapple with the
most intricate scientific or literary SUBJ
iects, which he would demonstrate 10
the humblest conception, evincing to all
who heard him, that he was familiar with
the literary and scientific questions of
the day. slss TX
MR.. was mechaniclan, and fami-
lar with that science which treats of the
laws Of equilibrium and molten. He
was prsctical surveyor, and for sever
al years held the Office of county Sur
yeyor of this county, to the entire salts
faction of the people. The records of
the county afford the best evidence of
that service.
Mr.. R. was never married. His dis
ease was pulmonary consumption. Cut
of in the midst Of bis usefulness. soci-
ETY. has sustained an irreParabie loss.
peace to the ashes Of nln Of worth
A man Of letters and of manners too"
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1855-10-25
Sept. 20, 1855-6w.
PETITION FOR DIVORCE.

The State of Ohio, Gallia county, SIS. Sarah
Martin, VS.. Charles H. Martin. Court of
Common Pleas.
THE said Charles q. Martin, is hereby noti-
fed that on the 26th day of June, A. d. 1855,
Sarah Martin filed in the Clerks Office, Of the
Court of Common Pleas, of said county Of
Gallia, in the State of Ohio, a Petition praying
to be divorced from the said Charles H. Martin,
and alleging therein amongst other'things for
cause, habitual drunkenness and gross neglect
of duty towards her and her children, and also
for maltreatment. and also praying among
other things that the marriage contract subsis
ting between them may be dissolved, and
that she may be restored to her maiden name.
The said Charles Fl. Martin, is hereby further
notified that the said Sarah Martin, will ap-
ply at the next term of said Court for divorce
according to the prayer other said petition.
EDWARD s. MENAGER, her atty.
September 81, lS55.-6w
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1855-10-25
No. 3, Union Block.

/. PURE DRUGS JUST RECEIVED
AT THE BUCKEYE DRUG STORE.
1T has always been our aim and purpose to
keep Pure and UnaduherGted DKuGs, MEDI-
oINEs, CHEMICALS, ESSENTIAL OIIs, and all other
articles in our line. And we can with safety
say that we have the genuine articles on hand
now, and invite all who are in need to call and
examine our stock, as we are sure wecan please
in quality and prices.
We are now receiving direct from New York
a large and well selected stock of Variety
Goods, Yankee Notions, DC, which We offer at
Wholesale to merchants at reduced prices
lowing to the heavy expenses attending ped
ling We have stopped our wagon for thepres
ent.) But will give such bargains as will am
ply pay you for time and trouble coming after
them. t III tAi.lA 80
We are now prepared to exhibit the best
stock of Clocks, Watches, Jelcelry, Bracelets,
&C., DC, which we have ever had.
For particulars see another column.
BAILEY d MAGUET.
Nav 81, 1855.