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Worth's sheets ate <hed to a long roll
planted in the ground, here the American
Generals took their station on horseback
to receive the swords of the conauered.-
1t WAS a grand and imposing sight. Some
fifteen thousand soldiers drawn up there
with their bright arms flashing in the
sunbeams, and the gay colors Of the re-
spective regiments floating out upon the
sunny breeze, while every hill top and
other spot where n view could he obtain
ed, was crowded with anxious spectators.
About eleven o'clock, loud wall Of
trumpets told that the Mexican army WAS
approaching, and in few minutes they
were seen to deile from the south of the
city and enter the plain, at the furtk or
end OF which they were to lay down their
arms. The soldiers and officers made an
excellent appearance, being well dressed
and ACQUIRED.
On they came to the waiIing sound
OF the most mournful music | ever heard.
the General Officers at the head, and a
vast multitude Of cilizens following after,
loaded down with their goods and chat
,cIs--their little all! Aua then, and
there, did the Mexican officers and sol
diers lay down their arms while at the
| same instant the starry banner of oul
own loved LAND rose triumphantlv from
its staff above the city Of Vera Cruz and
the Castle Of San Juan DUlIoa and the
',ne bands Of our army struck up:
'fis the star spanglc banner, and there let i
wave,
ris the flag of the free-'ts the flag of tn,
|
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WHY THE PooR ARE PooR.-Recently
| had an'interview with the minister OF
a parish in Scotland-(snd may observe
that he was not an abstainer) WHOM he
said, 81 am trustee for some money
which is for the virtuous poor. Two
things, in my opinion, are essential 10
yirtue-FIrst industry; second sobr:ety,
The result is," said the minister, 81 can
not get quit Of the money, for all the
needy poor about here are either drunken
or idle,
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CAMP MEETING TALK.

meeting, and gives the following amusing
account Of the disiointed conversation he |
heard there:
Preaching had not begun, and prone
nading was in progress. We took con.
venent stand, and tried to catch the re-
marks of the various couples, as they
went slowly by us.
"ies, indeed" 1.-TWO girls talking of
course) "and my Brother Tom says that
Henry Soker brags about the many times
lie has kissed her right in the mouth,
and she never slaps him at all when no.
body is by, and Pm sure should die il
people was 10 talk ofmc as they do about
her.
Corn is up again, you know, and !
shall make ut least six hundred barrels if
| make peck, and consequently
"What a spectacle this is, to be swah.
Chaw. All wondah if these people
dcm'd pooty guI, aiht she-build theyah
own .ents ava hiwah men to do it fowah
en-. Must be a great boah to-
"Be married in six weeks from last
Tuesday. | heard ma talking about it,
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"pIs,m'' I.' "Sa a.I
.TIa E,ns, ' s'" ""' ,o,, sn' @ 10 "sg -,
Pure Berkshire, and has nine spIended
pigs. 1t was the best trade ever made,
and | wouldn't take ,histy dollars for~--
Am, N;nn rs.''so' I o"'S 'oTN'
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maroon ;sIra, h;aJ;pn ~ T.. W. ,,,a ' n0n,, "ni "nJ
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from garlic and cockrel. and large grain.
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"Stllopol;s, next Saturday. Bol
Bo,h,iIes. the former Cooore,snao w,
speak, as he saws
"Ah, Mr.. Pepper, YOU, aatter m,
so. Just see how horribly Kate Wilmo,
is dressed. She will wear yellow, though
it makes her look like
Fever and arv, believe. THEY'VE
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i''''"'''S W ruiheu elnbraZure, where
MAS informed he had stood all tho pre-
ced,ng day; he adjusted lis glass, and
with the eye "f a connoi,eur, watched for
our first discharge and what effect i,
might have upon the already shattered
and crumhling walls.
Load your guns with round sho,w
The or Ter came from the commanding
"ihr"T OF the BATTERY, and quick rs
th"nght ali was life and hustle. Officers
"na men were hing about in every di.
fec''on, and IN brief space Of time the
r"ndr"us guns were all loaded, and ready
20 commence their work.
Fire at "iH, and Keep It up my boysl
shouted tie Captain Breeze, his fine ewes
flashing with enthusiasm, and lending
their excitement to all present, fire at will
and give It TO 'cm boys; it is our turn
now!'
In An instant the sanl.hag walls which
had $" long remained silent while the
enemy had hurled iler shot in torrents
against them were one continued blaze OF
iirc-thc firm earth fairly seemed to
trrmNlc beneath the roar Of the huge en-.
gin"s "f d"S;rucri"n. anh the walls aud
d"m"S If Vera Cruz sunk before the ter.
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jAlgrrl(ullpuus,
7 NEVER GOSSIP

On, no, | never gossip. have enough
10 d" Ia take care Of my business wi,hou,
talking ahotss the ntftrs Of Others. Mrs.
Smith. Why there's Mrs. Crockcr she
deals in scandal bv the wholesale; it does
seem to me rs though that woman's
tongue must be alnos, wora out but no,
there's no danger Of that. If everybody
was like me there wouldn't be much
troahe in the world. Oh, no, | never
gossip. But did YOU know that Miss Fl
ilolt had got new silk dress, Mrs. Smith!
You didn't well, aho has its n real bro.
cadc; | saw it myself. | do say it's
shameful for her to be so extravagant; |
mean TO give her piece Of my mind,
Mrs. Smith. N"u believe her uncle gave
it to heri Well, don't care if he did
why, it's only two months since her father
failed, and now to see her dash out
in this style, it's a burning shame. sup.
pose she thinks she's going 10 catch young
lawcr &anhope, but guess she'll find
herself mistaken; he's got more sense than
to be caught by her, if she has got Il bro
cadc silk dress
And there's the upstart dressmaker,
Kate Maeley, setting her cap for the doc
tors son; the irnpertinence Of some peo.
pie is perfectly astonishing. | don't
think she's any better than she ought to
be; for my own part, ] never did like her
with her mild, soft look, when any ones
around ms word fer it, she can look cross
enough when there amt; then she saws
she's only seventeen! Goodness knows
she's as old rs my Arabella Lucretia, and
she's-wcll, | won't say how, but she's
more'n seventeen, and ain't ashamed 10
say so, either; but | guess DR.. NAYS son
will have more discretion than to think OF
marrying her.
Some folks call her handsome Well.
don't. She aint. She ant half so good
looking as my daughter Jane. Then the
way she does mp her hair in such, fly.
away curls /; and if you believe it, Mrs.
Smith, she actually had the impotence to
tell me that she couldn't make her hai.
straight rs my Maria James. Impcr,i.
nence if she'd let curling papers and curl.
ing irons alone, I'd risk but what her hair
would be as straight ms anybody's.
But what do You think ofthe ministers
wife, Mrs. Smith You like her. Well
all u can say is, you've got very pecui.
AZ taste. Why she's "a proud as Lncifer /:
been married a whole week, and hasn't
been TO see me yet You presume she
hasn't had timel don't see what the
minister wanted to GO out Of town to get
him wife for any way; and then, above
all things, to get that little girlish looking
thing. Why didn't he take one of his
parishion-rsl There's my Arabella In
cretia would have made him a better
wifo than he's got now. Then she's Just
about the right age for him. She's two
years older than the minister! should
think it was a pity if didn't know my
own daughters age, Mrs. Smith Ii some
folks would mind their own business as
do, I'd thank them Warerly Magazine.
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CHAPTER Nv.

IHt VNFTENLN'fVN'
A gallant army formed their last array
Upon that field, in silence and deep gloom,
And at their conquercr's feet
Laid their war-weapons down.
Sulen and storm, disarmed, but not dishoner-
ed;
Brave men, but brave in vain, they yielded
there:
The soldiers trial task
Is not alone ITO die" HALLEoK.
On the 29ih day Of Mach. ls47, the
,srsmooy OF the capi,uls,ioa Of the city
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A PREoocIoUs YoUTH.--"T Tommy. nv
son, what are you going to do with that
club I"
"Send it to the editor Of course
But what are you going to send i, TO
the editor for 2"
"Cause he says, II anybody will send
him club, he will send them copy OF
his paper"
The mother came near faintng, but re
tanned consciousness enough to ask:
" But Tommy, dear, what do you sup.
pose he wants Of n cluhf'
e" ell, don't know" replied the hope.
ful urchin, unless it's TO knock down
subscribers a. don't pay Cor their paper.
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A 5eIrrtrh sturu.
From the Star Spanglcd Banner.
ADVENTURES !
THE MEXICAN " Ar =!
A NAUTICAL STORY.
BY AN OFFICER OF TIE u. s NAVY.
CHAPTER III.
THE DOMBtRDMEST.

"rhc trench is dug, the caunon's broth,
Wings the far Kissing globes of death;
Fast whih the fragments of the wall
Which crumbles with the pondcrous ball
And from that wall the foe replies,
Der dusty plain aud smoky skies
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Tnrn To the Press-its esemin- Sheets survex
Big with shc wonders OF each passing 1lav -
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DEAD THIS
BINGHAMproN, N. Y

~ O. 4z-~s q = bINGHAMFTUN, N. Il ;
January 10, 1885, +
DR.. /. ScoEr e. Co.-Gentlemen ! cheerfully con-
cur in the numerous and we'll advised recommends
tons of your celebrated White Circassian Imminent
have used it in severe of Lung and Throst Af
fectiOn. and its effects FAR EXCEEDS MY VIEWS OF
THE EFFICACY OF ANY MEDICINE Whatever
VIM. M. WOOLLEY.i
MoRcANTowN. Va, Sept. IL. 1855.
This Is to certify, That have examined the Recipe
for preparing McLane's Improved Vermifuge and
Improved Liver Pills By Dr.. l. Scott who hae been in
the habit Of preparing and using my original medi-
cines in my Office during the last thirteen year., and
that believe he has improved them. | make the
above statement the more willingly ~ have no in
terest in them whatever. C. McLANE. M ID.
Dr.. McLane's Improved Vermifuge and Improved
Liver Pills and Dr. !. Scotes Celebrated Crcassian
Linment, for sale by PURCELL, LADD co. and
ALEXANDER DUVAL, Richmond.
NH 5-d1cl2m 90 sHt
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PENGUIN OIL Tho crew Of the American brig
Psrana, 81 the South Shetland Islands, killed 43.
w penguins from which they realised 100 barrels
O. oil The captain thought IL barrels of oil per
Gay might Do realised by this means A sample Of
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SEpucTIos pAm4cEs coNPRoMIsED.-A. L.
recently indicted IN % 600 damages for ths s. -
S 10 Of and breach Of promise TO- Mas .EIizshssh
C.mpbssi has very wisely negotiated . m.r.;sss
with the fair prosecatrix. "sraaee
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THE FRuIT.-Ths Peoria lIii) Republican ssy,
that at the lowest calculation, oneshird and ma
!nink Of the frui: trees in that section q
the country, have been killed by the seyere coid
weather of last winter SS'u
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NEWS FROM MANCHESTER.
WILL YOU READ THIS?

Every day we got eddltIonaI evldence
MANcHAsTER, Feb 18th, 1856.
Messrs. DOVE l. CO: Gentlemen-My horse was
accidentally thrown down, and large cash his
using one bottle of your Turf Oil, the sore was
tirely healed. without leaving any It is truly
great remedy. - .. E. T. PILK1NGTON.
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NEW STOCK OF SPRING GOODs...
IN We are receiving stock of Staple and Fancy
Dry Goods in part of ourown impsr alton and the re-
mslnder from the various markets this country pur
chased on the favorable terms The schole Stock
being entirely aud fresh offer it to the trade
confidently assuring buyers that great inducements
may be expected. 1t consists, in part Is follows:
T. T. IA and 5-4 Brown Sheeting and Shifting
Cotton Osnaburgs Cottcnades and Nankeens
Large stock Blesched Domestcs, all widths
Plaid. striped and plain Cottons, for Servants
Kentucky Jeans Satinetts and Sweeds
Tickings, Furniture and Apr.n Checks
leached nd Brown Table Cloths and Daulasks
Large stock of Irish Linens
Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings
Large stock Of Prints, Ginghsms and Lawns
Alpacas and Canton Cloths
Printed Chslli.s and Bareges 3D.
Plain Delanss and Chalhes, all grades 7
Lawn, Chaliic and Bersge Robes +
White Cambrics, Jaeope'a Swiss and Null Mullins
Msntillas, large stock and ehesp sd -
Lace, Muslin and Cambria Collars
Lace Collars nd Sleeves in setts
Linen Cambria, Silk and Cotton Hdkfs
With large stock of other goods not enumerated to
which we ask the attention of our friends and the
trade generally. .-.--- -
NH 25-dlm WILLTNGHAM L. TARDY
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fsoR sRllNr ANu eAxn

EOH RHN1 AND 8AGH
ss sS1 J. . o.,.s.ss s s over C. 3 E.sss
. s slssse AspS Z 6. >. luck. ]
- FOR RKNT-sA Brirk Dwell1ng q.
4th strsss on 0smbiss Hin, sOnfatnhs NJ
a i,Tei Dwelling on Marshall ana lfsdison streets
sith rpouns Kitchen. stable and ssrdsn Y
"A Tnns Dwelling on Cssharins = nssr Brooks
xTsasms men j Jul Alloy. nsaf Broad 4 vith Z
Frame Dwelling on Hsin between "a and = st.
~ ,00@ e1y 'd de.rsss p~sllins on Frsnk be-
tween Sd and An streets, with rooms ksensn' aa-
BE = r. lie, Apply s g rAfLoR WILLIAMS.
- FOR KKNTs--A Hes.e and Los On
I'll CLAW a. between let and Ind. with sx rooms,
- Lischeu table and cow house, situated very
ple.ssnsly. Possession given inmedistsly: nPpiys Ct
sp i0--st. aA-.-.l 81 60 WIN. 00ULpISs.
- immsdi.tsly-sThs Store Corner Of Brosd ssd
FL "a streefs II is the very best location for
grocery or eatins-hsuse, Apply TO - -
an ccsr.r Of q and R,a.,.ss
g So. D1ssOLu.rlONe. DC. =
Dfs sOITTION OF rc0PxRTNER-
~. sHIP.-The copartnerhip heretofore existing
SssYesn the 'g = :sih snds1 the firm OF
:sps. Il r, Ellis win settle mp the baansss Of the
firm ~ se e8sb Tflt ,sttssl d L. r, ELLIS, n
The subscriber having purchased the In.
CO. soieits the patronage Of ha friend. and the public
-sp I'm -. : !. -. :. -, L. r ELLIS
| C0.PARTNkKSHIP.-- undermined
~ have formed C0-PARTNERSHIP, to COM
general s. g.
AND GOMMfsSlON BUSINESS at SO Chambers,
y lead. nd s si R & SsS YEP ses
co.. and No II Pearl street. in the city Of Rich
W9na, VS. under the style and firm Of ELLETT.
Our Mr.. BELL has just returned from Europe,
where he selected and rURcHAsED our FOREIGN
GOODS in person. for Casa. l,a a.aI
and offer to the tzde beautiful stock at both points
and upon q favorable terms ~ any house in chs
;sMEs s sRooks BreeS.s t s:lf TN % z.
4 AhES E EAGE Of the E19s Of
RICHARD r. WALLER, Of the firm q Brooks,
Bell Waller
January ID, 1855 :. 10 ssesss SIS 90 ~
NOTICE..-The drm Of BLOCKS, BELL
~ 4 WALLER will not be dissolved till further
notice will at an early day close out our stock OF
AS .s-t .l-. M sa66Ks p saTt AWS4 vi
nIesVLUTlON.--T The arm Of WILLING
DHAM, ELLETT 4 Co, Is This day dissolved by
limitation The nanIe of the concern will only be
used in winding up the usiness The books and &C.
counts win be found at ths old stand in the posses
sion off. Wiifngham, at which place our customers
respectfully requested to call and settle their
debts it important the busines should be closed
as ~ possibls. J. WILLINGHAM, "
'~~t sfs'~ ANDW Elicit,
January l, 1855. J. T. PACE. -
NEW GONCERN..-Thc subscribers have
y this day associated themselves together under
the style and firm of WILLIN0HAM TARDY, \
for the purpose of carrying ont the WHOLESALE
IMPORTING and DOMESTIC DRY GOODS BuSI-
No. Is Pearl street, where they will exhibit by the
lat of March, an entire new stock Of Goods. ..a 4
ma ts =. ms ~ ~ J. WILLIN GHAM, u
NH Palm ,7-at.- B. r. TARDY. ~, /
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65tt y sts, hiOtOtFEK..-I m m ! -
p 'sys DO In store and nor ss,s By =
- = hAS0N BAsKERvrkL z
MEsTIcs.HNtEssa AND BLkACHED ODs
e.. sas sttenfioa 4 the sdiss md (. :.
vssh 81 nxsslisnt ansitY Lissn Il 81 ssrt.
Ssrs ess 1890 Domestic q q "a - y. ~ asi-
g 81 cAi sooa = z. cAHP RRs3sss s9ts'
- bsea1 stSeet.
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CANTON MATING, OIL CLOTHS, DE.
~ The subscriber is now receiving his Sprins sup
ply of WHITE and CHECK MATING, FLOOR
Also, ~ = . ~
WINDOW SHADES
Gilt, Bouquet, BASKET Landscape. Buff and White
Linen the largest variety eyer offered in this city
He has also in store, of his own manufacture, a
large assortment of Satin. De Laine and Damask
SOFAS LOUNGES :, OTTOMANS. STOOLS, &r.
HAIR, SHUCK AND MOSS MATTRESSES
On hand and made to order. -
Having converted the whole of the tenement he
now occupies to business purposes, he 10 prepared
with the assistance of workmen from the most cele
brated houses North to every description of
UPHOLSTERY WORK In sly lie not to be excelled.
He respectfully soiicits examination.
-. q = $3.50 JOHN r. REGNAULT,
NH 26 Inn 1872 Main street.
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NEW ORLEANS, April l0.-Coston advanced @a3
With ssl sof sooo bales. Midalas quoted 1t si9lt.
Corn ~ c.nis- Lsrd in ktss, lei Mess PORK 5 is.
Coffee 10. sterling Exchange, 81 prem
:: New YosK. April ll.-Flour slightly lower-s,a,.
&7T0$7 81; her grades unchanged Wheat Arm
2 ine southern rcd 81 % Co firm ind unc HANGED
rots adv4aced, Mes $l6a 0$l6i Beef Lsrd and
change null -
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WAxS000 AGS0 ~ " 0AAkx = So
r WATCHES AND yKwELRY.--l
~ doe Cola Lsysr, ,HuntiaG Cess Wstshss q
lll 9!sassf'soss s..Af yl.o.
rias Cola Anehor Lever ana Lsptns wstshss q
sAs hsx quality aas yer. @ryH ssSsfRR;s ~ rrr.vr
as11 Once No. % Pesri strsst
= - sPKINli pTUCK.-We Invite the
- alteration Of the pablic to our large and well
Gr3 ssiected stprk of Watches, Jewslry, Silver
ys. ~ INC our ss.os s. oun sSs
Cameo Laws, Gold Stone and Mosste Jeveiry; Gold
snd SILVER Watches, BY the best m.ksn also Watch
e Of our own importation, mads BY the eslebrstsd
III. public Is respectfully invited to i've Us call
before purchasing. We are confident we esn offer
'' s'','- - -o1T MYERS & JANKE, =
NH % 754 Main street
80 CHILDREN,s AND YOUTHS,
Ill CLOTHlNG- The subscriber begs to call at
L NJ tention tn his assortment of Clothing for Chill
thu &c to II years HIS rock Of the shove Ciothins is
large and complete; and he most iespe ctfully socits
g call from those in want before purchasins else-
JNo. II. RIDDrCK No. 1921 Main street,
Opposite the American Hotel
P. 8. Gentlmen's Garments Of all kinds made up
to order in the most fashonsbe style and best man
ner. ap1o-6t* ea1se J. H R.
Il ~ NE" NOsOS
NJ ISAAC APPEL respectfully informs the citi-
ILL., zens OF Richmond and the public generally,
that be has taken the No 81 Main street. for
merly occupied By NJ. Schultz where he will always
keep on hand ., large and we'll selected stock OF
FASHIONABLE CHOfHING ard Gentiemens
Furnishing Goods, He asks the public TO give him
cali feeling sats6ed that he viii be sble 70 give 50
tsfaction to those who may favor him with their pa
tronase-- mn z1--zM
Ia : c. WENDLING EK, isiercta nt Tai S
LoR, I24 Main street. next door to Y, w: Z uI-
NJ cell i Co, Bankers respectfully announces 70
IL his friends and customer, and the Puenc gen n
orally that he has Just received his spring Sock OF
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES and VESTlNGs, &c se,
lected by himself in New York with great care ana
not to be surpassed by any other house In the ely
which he will be happy to make up In the most eie
CANT style and on good terms. mn % I'm
10 -7S56-SPKING GOODS. An HEAD
QUARTERS FOR FASHlONABLE W.
M THING AND GENTLEMENS FURNISH
ul ING. GOODS THE subscriber has now IN
tore his spring Stock of Clothing aud Gentemens
Furnishing Goods well az large and ossusIoi
assortment of piece goods; such Is French and Eng
lish Cloths Cassimeres and Vestngs, OF every syls
and fancy to which he would invite the attention OF
his f'ena' ana 'N' p1'E .. B SPENCE, No. 100,
,,h 90 Corner of Main and 18th Sta
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FISH HOOKS AND FISH
Allzze&etee ING TACKLE of every description,
>C consisting in part of superfne Cast
Steel Kirby Limerick Virginia, Sea and other Hooks
silk, Hair, Linen and Cotton Lines; Walking Cane
and Jointed Rods Snoods; Canton Sea Grass Floats
Reels; Artificial Flies Silk-worm Gut; Cane Reeds
Nets, &C. - .s- -
ALSO-Guns and Sporting Apparatus; Powder
Flasks; Shot Belts; Game Bags Percussion Caps; drn
king Flasks Colts and other Pistols; Pen and Pocket
Knives, &c all of which offer at the lowest whole
sale prices. s. SUTHERLAND,
-. Importer, No. 1872 Main street,
NH 24-Sm Opposite Eafle Scr.
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GUNS. PISTOLS A ID
esgs FISHING TACKLE, SPORTING
PARATUS, WALKfN g
CANES. Sc.-JAS WALSH, Manufacturer and I'm
porter. 60 Main street, Richmond, Va, would invite
the attention of merchants and sportsmen to his ex
tensive and well selected assortment OF the above
goods every description which he offers for sale
the lowest possible prices and on the most accommo
dating terms Depot for Colt's celebrated FIVE
SHOOTER, and every description Of Fire Arms
- -..- JAMES WALSH,
NH N-1m 7 doors above st. Charles Hotel.
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'D1ssoLusrIoNs. &c.

nIssOLUTION or aCUPARTNRR.
IL SHIP.-The copartnenhip heretofore existing
between the subscribers. -nnder the firm Of l.. B.
ELLIS T. Co, il this day dissolved by mptnsl cop.
sent. H. n Ellis win settle mp the bunness of the
firm alto f89h ats v Sstta9sl b I. p, ELLIS, II
sap4 assk9as 6 gt,asss C, BATES.