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JUDGE JAYS q VIEW" &c.
To the Editor OF Me National Era:

To the Editor o. the National Era:
In recent number of the Era, reference
was had to the admirable Essay, by Hon. Will
liam jay, entitled "A View of the Federal
Government in behalf of Slavery" and it was
stated that persons applying to me could be
supplied with copies. Several have written to
me, under the belief that it was a new work in
pamphlet form, or a revised edition, bound by
ITSELF | would inform such, and all others
who wish to have the treatise mentioned, that
it is included in bound volume, entitled Mis-
celaneous Writings on Slavery" by William
Jay. 1t is large volume. Any person en-
closing one dollar to the American Abolition
Societys Office, AZ Beekman street, New York,
or j. 7. Jewett & Co., of Boston, can supply
orders. LEWIS TAPPAN.
RECRUITS FOR NICARAGUA.-Fhere is reason
70 Deleve that the steamer which left San
Francisco on the 5th, for San Juan del Sur, got
off with large reinforcements for Walker; for
the San Francisco Sun Of the 9Th has this
ominous paragraph:
" For WdLter.-' 1t is said that at least 500
men will sail on the Sierra Nevada to-day, to
join Gen. Walker in Nicaragua. Among them
are Messrs. Adolphus Suffer. James McNab,
and Capt. Coy. If these reinforcements con.
tipue for any length of time, the General will
find himself in position to dictate terms not
only to Nicaragua but also to ertend has con-
quests to Southern Me1ico, achich zoe hold to be
the aper of his ambition"
On the oath instant, a steamer started from
New Orleans with some 800 fiibusters, bound
for Nicaragua, to join the party that was to
leave New York in the Northern Light. The
steamer was stopped, after she had proceeded
few miles down the river, by the United States
Marshal, and some two hundred OF the men
taken back to the city. The steamer was then
allowed to proceed on her journey. 1t is said
that one hundred of the men succeeded in elu
ding the Marshai.-Ne,c York Express.
PAY Your POSTAGE WITH STAMPS. = The
public generally should impress on their minds
the fact that on and after to-day, all postage
must be prepaid either by postage stamps Oh
stamped envelopes-that is to say, all letters
must have postage stamp on them. The
money will not be receiE my only, my adore
postage at the windoyuple of kindly lines t
those mailing letters M MANYrxsrEnyu
O stamp or stamped emf
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EUROPEAN INTELLIGENCE.

The steamer Arago, with London dates to
December 18th, arrived at New York on the
9th, bringing one hundred and forty-two pas
sengers, and merchandise valued at over
81, 100000
The Canada arrived at Liverpool on the 10th,
and the Washington at Southampton on the
18th.
The London Daily NeUs affirms that Sweden
has ratified the treaty with England and France.
The Allied Powers guaranty the territorial in
tegrity of Sweden, and the latter engages not
to ALLEVIATE any part of her territory to Russia
The contracting parties also engage to commu-
nicate reciprocally all propositions coming from
Russia.
Rumors of peace are still abundant in France
and England. Count Esterhazy left Vienna
for st. Petersburgh on the 10th, with important
dispatches, containing propositions for pacif-
cation. 1t is stated that, if the Gar refuses
their acceptance, Austria will withdraw her
Ambassador from st. Petersburgh. Both the
London Ne,cs and the London Times express
strong doubts as to the acceptance of these
propositions by the Gear. Esterhazys instruc-
tons are, to return Immediately in the event
of the Cars refusal to negotiate.
The difficulty which existed between the
English and French Governments, relative to
the conditions on which peace should be made
has been arranged, through the efforts of the
King of Sardinia.
The surrender of Kars is confirmed. Nine
Pashas, together with General Williams and
sixteen thousand troops, were made prisoners
by the Russians. Among the munitions of war
taken, were one hundred and twenty feld-peces,
and some very heavy guns. The Russian Gen
eral Bubutof had established his headquarters
at Kutais, and intends shortly to assume the
offensive against Anakala and Redoubt Kale.
His army is abundanty supplied with provisions
by the ArmeIians.
The de6les between Kars and Erzeroum are
held by the Russians.
Affairs in the Crimea continue without change
of moment.
LIVERPOOL. MARKETS
Richardson, Spence, d Co.'s Circular.
liverpool, Dec. l8.-Since Friday our grain
market has continued pretty firm. Flour was
exceedingly dull, and no progress could be
made with sales at our quotations. Indian corn
in moderate request, at AS. Sd. to AS cd. for
mixed. To-days quotations are Wheat red,
lis. a. Is. Id; white, Us. 0 Us. 4d. Flour,
Philadelphia and Baltimore, ABS. ca ABS. 3d.;
Ohio, AIS. cd. ca AS; Western, Ais. cd. (9 AIS.
Indian corn, mixed, 44s. Sd. (9 AS. cd. Pro
visions are very quiet; there is little Or nothing
doing in them.
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ONO Columbus, Ohio, Jan.
The Legislature of this State organized TO-
day. w. S. Bascom was elected Clerk of the
Senate, and w. II. Van VOORHEES,, Speaker of
the House. The message Of Governor Medil
was read during the afternoon.
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THE MOTHERS MAGAZINE,

FOK MOTHERS AND DAUGHTERS.
VINHIS valuable Magazine it's twenty fourth year
Il mas maintained "a descrvedly high rank in the
Domestic Literature of country.
The Mothers Magazine and Mrs Whitleseys Maya
zine for Mothers and Daughters merged ia one
ia which the talent pety and experience of boh viii be
concentrated
The Magazine will be greatly improved ia
Spects, and made attractive "A Family Nlstrr
ard handsomely embellished.
TERNs-Sl year IN advance four copies. 81 Cher
gyuen and POsmasteTs authorized To act Agents
Address
&c. & j. n. STEARNS, Publishers,
AL ll6 Nassau street New York.
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The COLLINS SrEAMERs.-The sailing of the
Collins steamers from New York has been
changed from Wednesdays to Saturdays; and
Saturday next, January 9Th, the Pacific will
leave for Liverpool. Thenceforth they will leave
New York every other Saturday. Returning,
they will leave Liverpool on Wednesdays in
stead of Saturdays, commencing on the 23d of
January
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uf W rS. IT,,
Ball. Barbour, Henry Bennett, Benson, Bing-
ham, Bliss Bradshaw, Burlington, Burlingame,
lanes II. Campbell, Lewis ID. Campbell, Chat
fee. Collax, Comins, Covode, Cragin, Cumback,
pa,nreH, Day, Dean, De Witt, Dick, Dickson,
Dodl. Durfee. Edie. Emrie, Flagler Galloway,
findings. Gilbert. Granger, Grow, Robert B.
Hall, Harlan, Holloway, Thomas X. Horton,
Valentine b. Horton, Howard, Hughston, KEEL
s.g. King. Knapp, Knight, Knowlton, Knox,
Kuihrl Letter. Mace, Matteson, Meacham, Nc
Carly. Kilan Miller, Morgan, Morrill,, Mott,
Murray, Nichols, Norton, Andrew Oliver, Par
ker. Pearce, Pelton, Pennington, Petit, Pike,
Prusle Purvance, Richie, Roberts, Robson,
SaLin. Sage, Sapp, Sherman, Simmons, Spin
u-r Stanton, Stranahan, Tappan, Thorington,
Thur>,on. Todd, Trafton, Wade, Wakeman,
Ealhrilgp, Waldron, Cadwalader c. Wash
huur. Eihu B. Washburne, Israel Washburn,
Watson Welch, Wood, Woodruff, and Wood
woifh
Far NJ. RicbarIson.-Messrs. Aiken, Allen,
Barclay, Barksdale, Bell Henry S. Bennett,
Bococb. Bowie, Boyce, Brooks, Cadwalader,
Caruthers, Caskie, Clingman, Howell Cobb,
Williamson II. w. Cobb, Craige, Crawford,
Davidson. Denver, Dowdell, Edmundson,
Elliott, English, Faulkner, Florence. Thomas
j. b. Fuller Goode, Greenwood, Augustus
Hail. Sampson w. Harris, Thomas l.. Har-
ns. Herbert, Hickman, Houston, .Jewett Geo.
v. Jones, j. CLANCY Jones, Keitt, Kelly, Letch-
r., Lumpkin. Samuel S. Marshall, Maxwell,
McMdlen, Mcqueen, Smith Miller, Millson,
Norlecai Oliver, Orr, Packer, Peck, Phelps,
Powell, Quitman, Ruiiin, Rust, Sandidge, Saw
age, Samuel A. Smith, William Smith, Ste
phens, Stewart. Talbot, Taylor, Vail, Warner,
Watkins, Winslow, Daniel b. Wright, and John
w. Wright
F"r -H. Faiic -Messrs. John P. Camp
bell, Bayard Clark, Cox, Cullen, Eustis, Evans,
Foster. j. Morrison Harris, Hoffman, kennett,
LAKE, liudley, Alexander X. Marshall, Hum
lhr.v Marshall, Paine, Porter, Puryear, Reade,
Hcagd, Vim. Il. Smith, Sneed, Swope, Trippe,
niarsooi, Walk, Walker, Whitney and Iol-
iccaar
H. W. PaaiRgtoR.--Messrs Bishop, Claw.
'on Dunn, Edwards, Harrison, Haven, Moore,
Robbins, and Scott
f"r w. Orr.-Messrs. Richardson and VIII
hams.
for W.. IjWiams.-Mr Wheeler.
FER w. P5rfer.-Mr. Henry NJ. Faller.
f"f w. U3sOH.-Mr. Etheridge.
iur VI. BeaReH-Mr Brenton.
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DEMOCRATIC CONGRESSIONAL CAUCUS Wash
ington, Jan. 7.-Between forty and fifty Demo
cratic members are in caucus tonight, Mr..
Jones, of Tennessee, in the chair, and Messrs.
Ruthn and English acting as Secretaries. An
interchange Of views was had Mr.. Richard
son said he was willing to be dropped, provided
another can be nominated with better pros
pect of success. 1t was contended that the
Withdrawing of Mr.. Richardson's name would
be the abandonment of the platform.
Some Democrats think this caucus unneces-
sary, and probably nothing definite will be &C.
complished by it.
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Testimonial of Cassius N. Claw.

WHITE Hall p o., MADISON Co, KY.
GENTLEMEN: write To express my delight the work
of the I.ue Giant / did the boys,n this
time being AT home myself put it up and il a-gong
with strong mare that pulls IL easily.
You have done for your country Than amy twenty
members of Congress for the last twenty years would
give up my mill for $3.50,
| am, truly, your obliged, obedent servant,
.. NJ. CLAY.
Messrs. Scorr n HEDGES Citeinlah, Ohio
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INTERESTING FROM MEXICO.

Accounts from the city of Mexico to the 18th
ultimo bring intelligence that General Alvarez
has resigned the Presidency of that Republic,
and has been succeeded by General Comonfort.
There was no opposition to the decree nomina-
ting the latter, but ID. Miguel Buenrostro. who
headed the movement, and two other persons,
were arrested.
General Comonfort has named as his Minis.
try, Senior ID. Luis de la Rosa, of Relations /:
Senior ID. Ezequiel Monies, of Justice; Senior
ID. j. NJ. Lafragua, of Government; General ID.
J. NJ. Yanes, of War; Senior ID. Manuel Siiceo,
of FOmento: and Senior D. Manuel Payne, of
Finance. General Alvarez has returned to the
South.
The primary elections for the election of dep
uties TO the Constituent Congress had taken
place in Mexico. Great enthusiasm reigned on
the occasion, but no disorder disturbed the
polls.
The Minister of Finance had made PROPOSE
tons for loan, in reference to which a meet
ing was to be held on the 18th instant. The
clergy, it is said, were disposed to advance a
large sum, but on conditions that the Govern
ment would not accept. The Government was
improving much in public appreciation, from
the course it was pursuing.
An expedition of two vessels, filed with fill
busters, headed by j. Napoleon Terman, had
arrived at Mazatlan, for the purpose Of taking
possession. The adventures, however, are re-
ported to have been completely routed, without
loss, by the Mexican troops and people. The
leader of the expedition and the crews of the
two vessels had been taken prisoners, and sent
to San Bias for safe-keeping. A correspondent
of the Monitor states that Terman embarked
at Cage San Lucas, on the 29lh Of October,
with eighty men. He then went with whale
boat and the barque Restaurador to La Paz,
proposing to take it. On the 18th ultimo, he
anchored in Punto Prieta, and summoned Gen
eral Blancarte to surrender. The latter, how
ever, showed fight, seized Terman, fired on the
Restaurador, and made her captain, Denison,
surrender, after killing one and wounding two.
The captain of the Rebecca Adams afterwards
did the same.
Internal disturbances had taken place at VA
rious points, but all had been successfully quell-
ed.-Pcayune.
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AGENTS.

r. l. Allen, New York Parker. White, 4 Gannet
Boston Emory Bro, Albany; c. NJ Widrig & Co. Fl
mira, N. Y; James WardrOp, Pittsburgh Pa Scout &
Hedges, Cincinnati, Ohio; T. w Lawrence h Co. CHI
rago, H.; James y Chadwick, 81 Louis. Mo AL
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LITTLE GIANT
CORN AND COB MILL,

'IIlS MILL. has been the favOrte with Western farm
erS for nearly two years and has taken the first pre-
nIlns al the principal Agricultural Fairs OF the naton
and IN the most complimentary manner For durability
simplicity OF construction, and convenience use the
liule Giant has equal. Ii may be used with one or
with two horses and, according size, will grind from
eight To sixteen bushels OF feed per hour from dry corn
and oats The Idule Giant varies ia weight from
two 10 four hundred pounds and price from SOS $50,
according to size and can be worked doors without
INJURY from the weather.
These Mills are positively guaranteed To suit the
purchase money refunded on the return OF the Mill.
For Mills or descriptive circulars. address
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SATURDAY., January 5. 1856.

There having been no election, at a quarter
past three o'clock the House adjourned.
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ROSS SCOTT a Co., Philadelphia,
Manufacturers Of Metallic Mills exclusively

LINCOLN County, ny. Sept &c, 1855.
SIR In compliance with the request of Mi Hedges one
of the paeniees nj the IIe Giant Corn aud Cob Mill
return To YOU, their agent, the Mill No which have
used the past season and upon which have ground
~ nine thousand bushels. The of this Mill con-
slider napprecable but, have stated above return
II at the request OF the patentee who wishes satisfy
himself upon this point 10y actual inspection.
Yours, truly. j. WARREN GRIGSBY
AEArIrpEtRr nr1
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TOOLS OF TYRANTS
HILDRETH'S ATROCIOUS JUDGES
FORT EDWARD INSTITUTE.

Rev. JOSEPH +. KING, A. NJ, Principal.
Spring Term opens March 81 1856.
BOARD Washing, aud OF furnished ROOM Al 81
I'D per week IN advance; Is per week additional
Tor fuel, while used by Students in their All
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NO. All.

l,vsv. Thomas R. Horton, Valentine B. Horton,
ToWard. Hughston, Kelsey, King, Knapp,
knight. Knowlton, Knox, Kunkel, Letter, Mace,
W.tteson. McCarty, Meacham, Killisn Miller,
MORGAN. Morrill,, Mott, Murray, Nichols, Norton,
hndrew Oliver, Parker, Pearce, Pelton, Pen
,;ngton. Petit, Pike, Priugle, Purviance,
R;tcbie. Robson, Sabin, Sage, Sapp, Sherman,
simmons, Spinner, Stanton, Stranahan, Tap
nan Thorington, Thurston, Todd, Trafton,
wade Wakeman, Walbridge, Waldron, Cad
,,laier c. Washburne, Elihu B. Washburne,
Israel Washburn, Watson, Welch, Wood, Wood
raft. and Woodwork.
For Mr.. observation-disclosures Aiken, Allen,
BARCLAY Barksdale, Bell, Henry S. Bennett,
Rocock. Bowie, Boyce, Branch, Brooks, Cadwal-
s]er. Caruthers. Caskie, Clingman, Howell Cobb,
Williamson r. w. Cobb, Craige, Crawford, Da-
,ilson. Denver, Dowdell, Edmundson, Elliott,
rrglish. Faulkner, Florence, Thomas j. d..
Cpilar. Goode, Greenwood. Augustus Hall,
samson " Harris. Thomas l.. Harris, Herbert,
H;ckmar. Houston, Jewett, George w. Jones,
! clancy Jones, Keitt Kelly, Kidwell, Letch-
-. Irmnkin. Samuel S. Marshall, Maxwell Nc
Walcn. Mcqueen, Smith Miller, Millson, Nor
fsca; Oliver. Orr, Parker, Peck, Phelps, Pow
II Ouitman. Ruliin Rust, Sandidge, Savage,
Sa,,,,el A. Smith, William Smith, Stephens,
s.sy.rt. Talbot. Tavlor, Vail, Warner, Wat
s,ns. Winslow, Daniel b. Wright, and John V.
Wright ;,
For NJ. FalIer-Messrs. John P. Campbell,
c.v. Cullen. Henry Winter Davis, Eustis,
r,aps. Foster. j. Morrison Harris, Hoffman,
E.rnett. Lake. LindIey, Alexander X. Mar
.i.U Humphrey Marshall, Millward, Paine,
Por,er. Puryear Reade, Ricaud, Rivers, Will
liam r. Smith. Sneed, Swope, Trippe, Under
vool Walk. Walker, and Zollicofier.
f., NJ. RenningtOa.-Messrs. Dunn, Ed
wards Harrison, Haven, Moore, and Scott.
~, Nr. Orr-Mr. Richardson.
b., ". WIliamS.-Mr. Wheeler.
F6, NJ. P,yter-Mr. Henry NJ. Fuller.
F., w. .N1ison.-Mr. Etheridge.
PAR W. BeaaeH.-Mr. Brenton.
Njnefy-eighh Vote.
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wIsTAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY
DISEASED LIVER.

Not only every species OF Lung Complaint, bu,
eXeris a very powerful influence
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No. lis Nassau street, New York.
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THE AMERICAN AGRICULTURIST,

ID attention ~ respectfully called TO one OF TOE OLD
standard Agricultural Journals of the country,
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penr peessdne L<sdoa ana asvr over
other route Tor the econony ~ time n money. =
YAssAek rnoH nj
second do GO. -' '''''
All letters and newspapers pass through Pos, Once
sailing = N- wv ~ :"
y" resht or passage, Apply 10 C. ~ SAND,
III South william ST., New YORK
ca. HEINEKES Co, Bremen
=. CRosKEY co. Southampton
galI-lylWl VI. IsEIIS Hayre
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FALL II a rABoFTYfAiJRkEI b p TXAi RE is,
PIT. MOORE a CO.,

p. 7. MOORE q CO.
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEaLFRs IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC HARDWARE
NO ~ Pearl 81, opposite " W. Ffyis, Richmond, Va
ANt received drer fol he uanufsciufers IN Rnzsnd MI
ani complete asrment Birmingham and s.eld H.so-
sAas snd rom & manufacturers county ION .upply AZ
ees Their stock 10 large and complete, consist
Redg.rs" and wossnhols,s aas Pen snd Pocket Knv~,
Rccsst kulvcs Of H. g. aud blades,
uck bone. ebony ard ivory nd
Ivory hande Knives and FORKS 81 So plsv-s
ka1or n Wade Butcher Rodrs aod or..v,
msnliaeiurs q svsry sys ard qaaihy,
scitiors aud shears Of kes and
slnEe snd double barrel runs very Superior
fsois hncs khe btrrrs and hountings.
Irace, hflters cr, vel, h'th and tougue chains.
Weeiiux snd hiing Hes ai siass,
Axes - Collins, simmons, Virainis maze
liand snd psnel savs, Hammers and Hstohsts,
hll, pit, cross cut and circular avs,
Spades and shovsts Of Ames Rowland aad othsf m.s..
Anvis, Vices, ant Smiths Below
sedgs snd hand Hsmmer stocts s,rss F.s
tisier' snear snd cast Steel, and
Ossiinfs Morse Shoes and HoF.s shos Nails
Wire Selves and anrrs.
Hors- Cellars, blind Brides snd Names
hridie NllnEs, Worsied Rslns aud girth..
Locss h.nges snd ~creus n every fescrrusu,
Piaurs Chissla, A1xurs aud Flez q Il tfris
fstform and Counter SCALES patent Rasnres snd s.Fss
sngiish. Ancrican, and q. D. Psr-us.ion Caps
Hav and hanure Fofss 2. 2 snf pong
Hardvare siores
A. our gooia hsve bn purchased t-rms
and seected exclusively f he Vrsnis
nesee ira Ee fl corhfeu 0i strong
merchants visiting t ctr and respectfully Invts lhs
ninaon of soct desrnned iou sny
s-Or'ers pronhp1y sui earefuiy sn~nted ssfs
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,,o,rPMdLIP RAHn.

cAni sTnnrr, nnrursS urrarwTu.
MANUFACTURFs LOCOMOTIVE ENGTNEs TFN.
W. ders, Railroad Cars, aud Al descriptions Rail "a
rosd haehnsry, Stationary Engnss Of any required xI
PoSer Also, Portable Engines. with decided
ment ov sny ctr hereofore usde, ron pore
On Wheels snd veil adsped 70 farming purt.rs rrtftnr r
Sc Sh improved Circular Portahle attached 81
and "a class Mining Mschnsry rist snd a. NH N,rhrr
tngs and Tobacco Psctoy ryures every Kind also
and Iron Castings made 70 order b RAIN
, .,. KUissvuIs, n. O., Dec. IS, iSss.
Dar sr-he portable Engne of % pover T
~ epnrchased ~ 700 ~ months have pat up
SPesson Ihus ~ perorrns MY 70 Th'
Engne works vel and the Mn ths h A.
improvement anything that " have sen
not saved much but hccause
sh eonvenience-hsye tried u sucieuy thst snuf
e eands over anything In shape of part o Nor
should you have coresponden fro Tits section restin,
WIT 700 can refr nen 70 MIL seht af that
requisite Ac You 81 liberty 700 thnk prop<r
no. y PRARSALL,
p. n. Burger ssv hseA. ssis
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ANDREWS a JESIP.
COMM MISSION NTS
COTTON AND WOOLEy MACHINERY
ID. n. WILLIAMS
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANT

ENERAL AGtNr for Receiving
" Tobacco Goods, &c, &C. No RIcuuosp v.
oers leave To return his
tor the very liberal patronage during HI.
connections with Mess Booker Watkins Of this city and re-
peetny .oeis continuance 70 his
ing on e Theatre o. bushes. alone do confidence In
faithfully represented - e"N'- VI" 's
hand f"oN-es III
Rs,tn. TO- Messr. Lewis Webb Son. wAdworh Turner o.
nnd John Booker Esq Richmond; John Otsy ESQ Ciswe
Isonsy EsJ Me',Ts Peters, Spence Co.
Iaoc ~
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NOritE.rte large cash capital employed cur busnsss
- enahes n 20 make purghae exclusives
u are ne advantages derived from ts
hern marke that drt ruined make chars, In an.
manner of c1ndung BY adopting system We ut ih
~ c mutualy advantageous buyer ana ssr AMI IN
errhy relieve a. o large Of expense books
snd eoco9s We p,oPoss thai ron Monday next sspt
nse ol books ~ credit md cnnhnf
nnes The aeove change viii adod advantages 6sc VIII are
tud have hen Tor forty -soue which
never could have been them present system We
sa IN ss days on-r The pubic assortment
.nd fsey dy soo have had eShblon and ~ -
freossiy i0tr price.
VALENTINE SON,
- No. ~ Broad q. near The q spltoi sqtars
Those indebted 70 the late Vseure Crsnshsu
Go Valentine SON srs r,9,-sssf - 49,. 80. -.
counts Sih us 80 early day. VS.
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NEW YORK, nREMEN a sOUTHAnp:ro
UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS.

THE SHIPS COW PRIsuNG
u this line are ths WASHINGTON. csptsin u. ZZIf4Y.
OAvEspr; HERMANN, Capt EDuAkp Hioous- ZEZI1lkJffY
rhsse steamers stop Al southampton both going
PROPOSED DATES OF sAILIsa-isss
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GROUND PLASrER.-we keep constantly
~ rssh Ground Plaster and the
best Windsor Lump Plaster enables
a, can be had All orders len Oce Cary prompt
" executed TALIAPERRO BRO.
B-Farmers be supplied their bags
In price. Liberal discounts mere
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ANDREW WINDS

AkERfcAx CANADIAN EUROPEAN q WEST INDIES
ADtEHTIslNG q SURSCRlPTION OFFsCE
40 iss Sas-aa Sf-ssf. n.xf doc, 70 sds.ua Bart,
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TO HOUSEKEEPE
TuVHE GREAT EmPOHlUyl for supplying the
Of Housskeepers. located Nos ga and 81
NHw largest,
complete Of H0UeEFuRNsH1NG GOODS TO be
found In the
Plated. Britannia and Pianlshed Tin ware
Porcelain and Fancy 0oods y
Baskets In variety
Bird Caxss; Cutlery Mats =.
wood nd wIiov Ware
Iron Bedsteads, Chairs and IfHtstands
Brushes OF description
Feather Dustrrr. Lamps and Lanterns
kngilsh and German EnAmeied Ware
k<frieerators. Water Coolers and Double
Hip, sponge and
Children's Cabs and Carriages
Austins Pa.-nt lee Cream freesers
me celebrated Devonshre Chair
Cane and Rattan Ware
Chinese Tea Poys, Csddes secretarys and Cabinets
Tea Trays endlr
eoe.iny Her.ss Prepsllsrs saf oss Wl,.rls
nss6ksd coppsred Drsss Good
Hammocks and HosQnito Nets
oard>n fnpsnents Of ever dssosiption =
Aso-An endless variety OF FANCY 6ooDa Of utility
well beauty.
The location csusrai s ,~p~
Hotels Ills Sales Roo<as
elou OF this line Of business the
his as.ants VIII be polite
his stock viii always give pleasure His goods
III. aim the public What strictly
srand model surnishng Depot The
Milling orders fro Of the
81 RoBHRT DAVIS, 6tt and go broadway, n ",
Proprietor OF the Emporium for supplying the
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