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LAND WARRANTs.-The total number of land
warrants issued under the law of March, 1855, are
2o7 600; requiring upwards of $4,000, 900 acres
The number of claims received are 245 100 Up
wards of IA, 900 warrants covering one million
seven hundred thousand acres, was issued in April
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wards purchasing the freedom of Sarah, a negro
woman owned by F. Scbeffer, of Staunton, Va.
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TnLnoRAPH1C INV Is.
roR1THE DisP An On
ArrivuI of the Edinburg

BosroS, May 4.--There IL nothing yet OF the
screw steamer 4Etna, due here with dates 70 the
I'D April from Liverpool.
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Sailing of the Arago,

NEW YORK May 3-The steamship Arago sailed
at noon for Havre and Southampton She takes
out 1000 i'll specie Among her passengers was
c. Ferero bearer of dispatches to Sardinia.
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D...h or Ex.Cov. Trou
Lntcr from Kansas.

COLUMBIA, 8. c., Msy ELK Gov Troup o
Georgia, died In Lawrens county, =. C., on thu
96th April.
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SUFFERING AND Loss OF LIFE AT SEA.--The
British bark Blake, Capt Rudolph, which sailed
from Ship Island harbor, Miss, for Cork ireland,
SO until the 29th. During that time John Philips,
Thos. Leach, Henry Eaglerion Jno. Thompson,
Jno. Simmons, VIM Brown, Cbas. Beck and Jo-
nathan Roberts were drowned. Richard Fross
and JOS Arriva died Of starvation. The rest six
IN number, were rescued on the 29th In q state of
starvation, having eaten one of their dead com.
panions
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FLARE UP IN THE SENATE.-There was

FLARE UP IN THE SENATE.-There was quite
an exciting scene in the U. S. Senate Saturday:
Mr.. Hale, abiding to what he said were grossly
personal attacks upon him in Mr.. Clay's recent
speech remarked that he had but one word to
submit in reply:-That it viii take something be.
sides malignity to redeem imbecility from con.
tempt
Mr.. Clay sprung to his feet greatly excited, say.
ing defy the Senator's malice as much as con.
denim his baseness No man shall assail my rights
or those of my constituents and shirk his respon.
sibiity by skulking behind plea of non combatan.
cy. If he had been animated by those heroic feel.
ings which he processes, he would not come upon
this floor and under the protection of its rules
seek Immunity for his insolence. / know he is
pleased by this attention. There are those of his
class who like the London attorney Mark Med.
de- in the play, are ambitious Of a kick. lSensa-
ton.
He concluded by remarking that he had nothing
more to say to that Senator having twice declined
his acquaintance and he asked pardon of the Sen.
ate for consuming so much time about q Senator
who soils the carpet noon which he treads.
Mr.. Hale replied that he had never sought an
introduction to him but once, and that was on pro.
fessional business, for the benefit of citizen of
Alabama.
Mr.. Clay rejoined. He did not think his reputa.
ton for veracity would suffer by conflict with one
who had repeatedly eaten his own words
Mr.. Hale replied that If he did eat his own
words he would have more palatable meal than
the Senatar from Alabama, If he should undertake
to eat his. daughter.
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The Council of Toronto, Canada, appointed
Tuesday last to be held as a day of Thanksgiving
for the return of Peace. 81 - .-a ri,-
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CHICAGO, May IA dispatch from Lawrence
states that large meeting had been held there, on
the subject Of the murder of Sheriff Jones, who
has died of his wounds.
Resolutions were passed, unanimously disclaim
ing all responsibility for the act, and denouncne
the murder.
Governor Robinson offers reward of Eve hun
bred dollars fer the apprehension Of the assassin.
ALTON, Ill, May 3-The Kansas and Alton
Steamboat Committee have completed arrange
ments by which boats win soon leave this city for
Kansas direct, with passengers and merchandise
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CINCINNATI May 2.-The Free Soil Convention
assembled at indianapolis yesterday. Col H. s.
Lane presided Judge Morton was nominated for
Governor and Conrad Baker for Lieut. Governor
by acclamaton.
Speeches were made by Col. Lane Of Kansas,
Lieut. Governor Ford of Ohio, and Judge Morton
of Indiana.
Electors were nominated to the Philadelphia
Convention, and the following delegates at large
Messrs. Dunn, Wright, Ortiz Lane Nelson, and
Defreea.
pathsing with the people Of Kansas. condemning
the President for permitting the Border outrages;
opposing the introduction of any more slave States
urging resistance by all proper means to the forma
ton of new slave States; favorng the admission of
Kansas as free State; contending that the right
of suffrage should accompany not precede natura-
lza,ion, and advocating the adoption of constitu.
tional law to suppress intemperance.
The Convention was very fully attended.
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! = 80
A1GU0HnGHgYa
~~>-~~& ~-~>s~.-~--~--s-~~
M ETROPOLITANHALL.
OLE B ULI
Would re, net r. rs.psstfsy inform the citizens Of Rich
ONE GRAND CONCERT
THURSDAY EVENING, Ma, ~.
- For this occasion, he vim be assisted ~ q.
following eminent Artistes: " tae
The two hvorite and talented young prim. No..
sea ANNA SPINNOLA and
Miss s. ANNA VAIL.
LOUIS SCHREIBER.
The Great Cornets- Piston Player. and
FRANZ ROTH,
The distinguished Pianist and Comro..,
PROGRAMME.
s0''fi'a0 ror. : Fo sgss'ao aoodo,' -. Roth
2 Grand Ars-"oai Is voes,"-from tie op.r. Pa.
mans ANNA sfiN0io sshai.
s. solo-Cornet g. Psten-selsctions from the Omar.
of somnambula; with variations, arranged BY
LOUIS scHREIBER ''''''osr'
T. Ballad-"Somsthing TO love me s.H,,
Something to love me, something to bless
Something to smile upon and caress;
Something to fill up the void in my heart.
That will not, when sorrow comes DER me- den,,,
Something that loves me, not summer friend,,
love
As true as the star In the blue realms shove:
Something With instinct enough to believes
That will not, like most of earth's proud oaes d.
ceive.
MISS VAIL.
5. Solo violin-Grand Concerto Allegro, Ads,io
0A'''' '''i OLE BULL .'''.'.''''f's''ini
Part II.
l. Scots Balad-"Annie Lawrisn
Marvellous banks are bonny,
Where early falls the dew,
And twas there that Annie Lawrs
Gave me her promise true
Gave me her promise true
t5 And ne'er forget will /,
But for bonny Annie Lawrie,
I'd lay me and die.
ANNA sPINOLA
2. Comets -Piston--"Ka,y Darling" with va
LOUIS SCHREIBER
s. Csvatina-"A Mel Prsigh," mel Opera Otto Mssi
MISS VAIL.
A. Observation-Disclosures on American Airs nolud.
ing Arkansas Traveller" Pop goes the Wes.
eel" and Last Rose of sumner
OLE BULL
s. Grand Duo-"Losteris di Adujar," .Gussepp Lille
SIG'A 81 INOLA and MISS VAIL
g. Solo violin-Introduction and Carnival Of Ven
OLE BULL.
Tickets One Dollar,
r. =. h.d ar the Musc Stores and NJ III. T,o.
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JAMES THOMAS
j OLD MARKET GRANARY,
Bakers Old Stand, corner nth and Franklin streets
Will deliver to customers in the city free of charge
Orders left at GODSEY'S House, on Cary street, will
meet with prompt attention.
TERMs-Cash. my 5---3t*
III SODA WATER-It is admitted on all hands
that the improved Soda Water, Philadelphia Ale Por
ter and Champagne Cider, manufactured and bottled
by CANFIELD is far superior to anything Of the kind
ever put up in this city fair trial il ell that s
cessary to its Thankful for the liberal
patronage already received, hope by untiring exer.
''''' ~ l''''' WARREN CANFIELD, Agent,
my 10Th st. between Main and Franklin sts
DARGAINs! BAKGAINs !.-GreRt att
ID traction this week at GWATKIN'S, opposite Ex-
change Bank. Notice the brilliant scheme of prices
and Goods opening this morning for the inspec-
ton of the Ladies': 1000 yards Irish printed Lawn
Dress at ST. richly worth 81 q ps handsome print
ed Muslins at Is cents, very cheap; case yard wide
Portsmouth Lawns fast coors warranted; Is elegant
Flounced Berage Robes, nice goods splendid French
ss N
ed Robes elegant style, from SIG to $2z; splendid
Paris Organde Robes, very cheap 20 elegant Flounc.
straw and Hair Bonnets, for Ladies' and Misses, At
manufacturers prices. C. A. GWATKIN,
my5 Opposlte Exchange Bank.
DLkACHED AND UNBLEACHED Do.
mad. bIesched CotoDs for shrtns use have svs1
had the pleasure of exhibiting to my customers.-
Dressed and undressed Linens Linen Lawns Bird
Table Linens, brown sheetins and shirtinss 0 Ia
Hamilton Sheeting, which am selling at a small
advance. AUGUSTUS MAILERT
my No Al Main street.
8 COTT,s PATENT REFKIGERAT0RS
the best now in nse For sale at ~ Main street Nv
VIM. #. BUTLER, sole agent here.
up 60. Ior the manufacturer.
ICE FOR sALE.--The subscriber. are
L authorized to sell the contents of a large Ice
house. near blaseys Hill, supposed to be about 200
my ct soDDIN & APPERsoN.
A GIh III PkAs.-IOOO bush
WoMBLE l. CLAIBORNE.
InY No IL Pearl street.
MITE DOTTED KOBEe..-Ju.t RED
-, ceived remarkable cheap lot of White Robes
- yards to the piece and selling at from ~ to rs the
full dress. Call and see the bargains at
ap50 SIS Main street.
EOK Cheap land BEAUTIFUL PAkAsOLs.
Z MAHTILLAS, black .llk net MfTTs GLOVES
HOSIERY Of all kinds call H 4 BROWNS,
INV 2-st. No. Is Main ct.
STOLKN from my place, near EEssiiriicld
on ThuIsdsy might s Gapn twenty Sa;lI'sson:
reward ); s for tho eonyson Of the thief and The
: '' my s.. :: 81 - H J. SMITH
1FFLK BKANDY.--IO barrels best
"A Virsinia Apple Brandy, for sAle by
- e. h. SKlNkER x CO,
an 50 No. SO Gary street.
TMFORTANT NOTlCK.--r he Laaiivs will
i please observe that my store b always cosed ON
Sal urday, and having received very large stock OF
Rihbuns Ruches, Flowers, black and white silk La
ces Edgngs and Fiutinss they would do well 10 call
day end select from me The srestest sort of bnr.
gains will be offeredat
- OoLDsMlFS Trimming aud Fancy store.
myS zhi Broad street
Il uN PKA Ill LAW NJ ....s .uIi STACK a.
AJ.'ow piacsa LsaAi Z, III sale by
ny q. AXarwEnL n o.
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] srnCIAL NoTIcEe.

-.--4<>>.e~->>+->-->- - 80
e. 4 i K. e yssss Cd IS ssss.sos
Wooo Isa. Esfcr Of New York IN deliver /: a. "a
dress On 8enlss snd Chsrsstsr Of Aiessnasr T. NJ.
trorotsn Hall The use Of which has been kindly ten.
dered by Robert A. Msso, 60
Tieksts 30 cent: sae.G DC ,h nss dosr oftbe Halt
-. The folio ina gentlemen have been requested
nv he Ladies TO act q Committee Of Reception ana
n,,su sIsyo. iM.yor) Prof. Dsbney,
WIN. h mcfarland = S s.s
VIM r. Richie, o Mlnor
g. my.ss 4 4 Z. i CsssIl.
Bev r. Wexford. j., H. Stanard.
Judge j a Meredith, my
~ virginia Mechanics, lpstitnie.-.1,
regular monthly meeting Of the Virginia
Institute viii be held in the Hall OF the ,ns.uI
THIS EVENING, at u o'clock. fnn''o'' -'
'n my !; s0 oIa''''' J. w. LEwELLEN, sec'y.
~ youu9 Mems Christian Assosiafi1n.--
The regular monthly meeting Of the st1nalns 1o :.
III ,es viii occur THIS {MoHDAY) EvENiN9; o.
o'clock in the rooms of the AssocauoI, IN ,usst.
din's Hall. A full and puncsoa' a'''h'An'' : '''
y ''' By order of the Chairman i ~av,oa !, s.s,v
my5-It ]. B. TAfLoh, 1k- SOY.
e. The regular monthly meeting Of the
s. S"rss su Han THIS (foNDXY EVENING, at
o'clock. So,
a Pgsnct1s s st''n0'n'' B. W. sTARKE ssc'y.
w Real Estnte at Auction...The aIten en-.
on of capitalists re- 10 solicited to onr Trustee sale
Of valuable Building Lot In "Mount Erin fIsn."
TrJfS AFTERNOON, at A. O'Clock. Also. to other
Lots in the Town of Fulton. at the same time See
advertisements. LAhuS SE,
my5 Au0tone'
CT Cigars Tobacco, 6Zc...Atfention 10 re-
onested TO nv sale THIS MORNING. Of Cigars, To-
bacco &c. 1T the store occupied by Mr. L. b. Farms
"U mv5. Ut THos. w. KEESEE, Auct.
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FLOOD IN THE UPPER MissIssfPPI.-On Sun
day week the Mississippi at Dubreque, Iowa. was
higher than II has been for years. The levee was
expected to be washed away. A great deal Of ex.
element prevailed among the people, who lined
the shore by thousands
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Opening of the New York Canal.
OswEGo, May 2.-The Canal will be opened OF
Monday next
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MPlnE CAB 3 ..-Doubie aua sI.. Il
AICoaches v lrcip a~s. Hohhy Horseaana sVhs i.
Aro~ss beautiful ssssrtmsnt just rsssixed fos s.le
ew BY ImysI zlAMERaANs
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SUIT FOR SLANDER-At the late term of Frank
lin Superior Court held in Louisburg, John D.
Hoyle, of Warren county, in an action for Islander
against John w. Edwards, of Granville, recovered
$3.50 damages.
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WANTS

WANTS.
VXTANTED..One first-rate BOOTIAkER
w and irst.rafe SHOEMAkERS The best wa
ges given and steady employment. Enquire l4th
street, "Lislie'f" row.
nv 5-..2t* w. C. DAILY.
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CT Cigars, Tobacco, 6cc...Atfentton 10 re
auested TO nv sale THIS MORNING. OF Cigars, 10
bacco &c, at the store occupied by Mr.. L. B. Farms
WOLF mvs. NG ~ '"1 THos. W. KEEsEE, Auct.
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One Dollar,


To be had at the Music Stores and at the Door.
" Doors open at O'Clock; Concert commences at
O'clock SIT
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TT l.. GALLEHER has just 81 ganized an
adult class for instruction in VOCAL MUSIC,
at the Leigh street Baptist church, and will give
lesson THIS EVENING, at 9 O'Clock Terms for tn
ition for the course Of twelve lessons tone lesson
perweek, $3.50 per scholar. He will also commence
course Of ~ lessons % Juvenile class Ia the saue
place THIS AFTERNOON, at 4 o'clock. Terms
one dollar per scholar. He invites all interested to
Attend the meetings. Bis Centenary Juvenile class,
ming. nyS,,s
NEDlCINAI. BKXNDY AND VINE
- fure French Brandy; Pure Port Wine; Pure
tiaret; Pure schiedam Gin especially for the ma az
invnlids. For sale by y - -
my A. R0DEKER No. 10 Main 1t
Valiriaa; do do Of SIENNA; do do Of spirelis aud
senna a. do Of Rhubarb; do Dc Of satsapasilla 40
DO OF Ereot; do d. of vevA varsi Bueh and Wiz
myb BODEKsf D,u..;.,
lfMPIME OARS ,.-DC16ie 4 ID -,... K
ACoachea V inrin tra Aahha anrsHsan1 MN. u.
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LOST.

DROvIDE FOR THE WIDOW AND Or
Il PHAN.-As Agent of the NEW YORK LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY. have this day paid to
the Administrator of Dr. John l.. Faulcon, of Surry
Policies, by the above Company.
invite all married men particularly to call end
make the same timely provision for their family
my 2-St CHAS. WORKMAN, Agent.
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JAMES THOMAS e
y OLD MARKET GRANARY
Bakers Old Stand, nth and Franklin streets
Will deliver to customers in the city free of charge
Orders left at GoDSEY'S House, Cary street, vii
meet with prompt attention.
ah INV 5---9t
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A TTRACTIyE BARGAINS: OPENING

A TTRACTIVE BARGAINS! OPENING
"A OF NEW GOODS.-Will open this morning. so
pieces finest Challey Bereses at 1870 and 25c. yard
the same sold at size; 30 pieces hne French Lawn,
l2c yard; 200 do. Linen Cambria Hdkfs at &c. and
l0c piece; 500 style ParssoIs from piece
up; large lot of the latest styles Mantilas from
81 up; fine Hemsttched Hdkfs at size. piece, fully
double the money; French Corsets first quality, only
s IS pair; White Cambria at &c. and l2ac. yard;
fine White Ladies' Hose at l23c pair, the best ever
offered at that price; Goods for mems and boys wear;
Gotten Merino and Silk Undershirts for gents very
cheap; and full assortment of Domestic Goods, TO
be sold very low at v. COHEN'S IT'S Broad,
I'd door from the corner of 9Th sts
NOTICE.-Persons purchasing Goods to sell again,
will find il srestly to their advantage to call
S-6fs
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Tw@ p STEA0TEK BELVIDEKE
p FOR BALTIMORE.
Freight received to-day, MON
the 9th inst.
Shippers requested to send in the names OF
their consignees TUESDAY evening.
Consignees requested to send down for their
goods to-day. LUDLAM WATSON.
<
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lNl simeres, Cashmerets, Drap d'Ete, Mohair and
Alpacas; Linen, Duck and Drillings; Cottonades;
Brown Holland and French Linens; Black Satin and
Fancy Silk vestings; White figured and small plaid
Silk and Linen Pocket Hdkfa; all kinds of Worsted
and Cotton Half Hose. A large and choice stock on
hand and for sale at remarkable low prices
j. L. M. ROSENBAUM, =
:. ! !. DIT.
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SCOTT,S PATENT REFRIGERATORS
C-Acknowledged by oil who have had them. h he
the best now in use For sale at 10 Main street nv
VIM. F. BUTLER, sole agent here
ap 2e---6t for the msnnf.ntnrsr
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XNANTED-T0 buy or hire, to go to the
w country-a steady, competent GARDENER
suitable one with or without wife, might secure
a comic, table and permanent home. Address A. B.,
at this Office. nv S--3t
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r. cad, kkAD. kkAD.:. s;KEATr : A I! .n
II TON BARGAINS in TRIMMINGS AND

FANCY UOODS-bUUOhT Al = C1fVfkHF -
GOLDSMITH has just received a large invoice OF
In mar, If 8 600 dozen Ladies' Linen Cambria Hand
kerchiefs at g. l2l 49, 20 and IS cents; warranted fine
Thread Cambria, worth 100 per cent. more; white
dotted Musus at 2A 49, 20 and IS CENTS extrs cheap;
Cheek and Striped Swiss Musins; white Cambrics at
rs cents cheap SD cents; large assortment of the
most fash enable Trimmings a. o per cont reduction
large stock of Millinery Goods; Cambria and Swiss
Bands; Collars Cambria and Swiss Edges and Insert.
Hsndk thousands OF other artrIes TO be
closed out cheap at GOLDSMfTS
ss Trimming aud Fancy Store
my 80 2A5 Broa6 stYaat
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NSw Hotel.
cased ung u The O0snUlssioneTs appointed ~
~ the LeEsstare aHer passed shr fSd Of Janu'y
SIS ncofporaHg ihr Nashville Hotel Company u vas
we'd hat books b. opened Mondsy, the Ait ss at
serry's Bock egoe and ths 81 coud Hotel and that
RsIYy SUD D. r. Scotia b. authorized 70 krep Ad books
opsa ana 10 slicii sspck unii sUcsnt amount sab
serIbsd 70 osgangss t.s s0apahy under TIE ehArtes
r. HOUSTON,
WM. q oo0PkR,
vt. EKRRY.
y. T. SCOTT,
E T. q. FOSTER,
anis-a CcmmissionsrA
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Livery Stable.
DISSOLUTION.

NEW FIR ~.
~ j. SEaRIRY g. ~. -. PEACH.
have formei a partnership under the name a..
1nd style Of T. J. seahury Co end taken the stock IN
stand Of w. SeAbury Co., In COopers Hock, --A4a
Cherry and announce 10 their friends and the public
IN they prepared execute description Of work
In the PLUMBING BUSINESS in he neatest most sub
stsntal They will al,o furnish and ht up Gas FIX
tur,s In the tndsomest yes. They resp culy solicit
share Of public patronage. lian2l
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cIaeUIf eoURf a. cAKTHAaE-JvHERUIx

Etszrd Z. aF1.Ery esats. e. asisef saapss
Terry hradiey knd May Case- ----.s..|..s.
tANx ~ so.ar,.isa,. b. As salor. uhen nppearsd
4. - fl,-rE - arit 49, iar ~ dsteatanf4 4crlJ
nrsilss an Mary G4re are noliaals 81 - <1a,s %
Tsna,sser. n fheresars ereTst teat fee.s..t n -.-s<
sr..l - -, - r es.sa "a ne 41f14
Rr1gi.t nussnarer rshtshfd IA ~ ~ q fst4 tee -
1airt4 lks - 1t1f eee ~ tleels te..t
Nl~ - Inr 90 bzn Ard t4ere - PLEAD, 4e1AaT 81 an
- =, s,ru,in,u n en1 n tsnal t1sTsef fAld ~ =
sss--rss--psfrs IHoAAs kiSdtk. ulslk.
tvuxsss uurrKn-xis. a.asss. zUsAT. sxT
E naglf
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CINCINNATI ADVERTISEMENTS.
Cheap Cash Store.
C0RNEB OF WALNUT AND FRONT STREETS
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
Wood and Willow Ware, Paper Cordage,
Roofing Material, sc.


Roofing Material, sc.
WOOD WARE.
400 okOs eoysd Buckets; l125 doz B and BoxeE
$50 dozen Bail B)xts; 20a Hames;
200 n-sts Tubs pain ed; 900 Enc Wash Boards;
275 uoz Vanished and Three 10 001 Piow Handles;
Hoop Buckets: 10 nests White Pine Tubs;
81 900 Haudles rs 600 Cane Fishing Poles
T5 doz white Cedar Buckets 800 Nssed Liquor Kegs;
200 dOE Tar @ Ms; 10 doz Cedar Cans;
800 pkgs Half Bush Measures 25 Nest Boxes, varnishd
IS doE Pine hurns. assorted 300 Painted Tubs an
Is BIB Cedar Keeiers;
100 nests white Cedar Tabs; 125 dog Wen Buckets assed
BASS ET WARE.
900 Willow Wagons common II nests German Market do
I5) extra; 80 . Clothes do;
300 Carts, common; 100 doz Feed Baskets, in store
500 Z" fal tops and to arrive;
70 Empire Cabs 200 dozen assorted Market
100 Willow Cradles; Baskets
200 extra IS doz Children's Rattan and
$50 dozen Willow and Rattan Willow Chairs;
Pick baskets; 5 doE s,ted Oeice Chairs,
Rattan and willow, very nice and cool for summer.
Also Clo Hampers; imported fancy Basket; Work Fruit
and Flower stands. Also-Wiow Work made TO order.
FANCY GOODS.
100 doz Feather busters; 100 bales Alcant Mats;
$40 ass,ed shoe Brushes 81 Jute Hzrk and skeleton
4 IS Rocking Horses; rs dOz Toy Air Pts Ola
C0RDAGE, TWaNES, &c.
1aOcoi X and ~ inch Manila Rope. esOfees;
10 coils y to inch do do $50 do;
Is reels Esd Cord and Pow Line Manila;
$50 do5 Col.on PlOw Lines and Bed Cord:
3e,' bs Broom Twne Hemp; 1 800 los Wool rwine,
500 lbs gax '' - sou Seine TWine;
Is bales Batting; 15A reels Hemp Packing;
25 " Wickins; rs coils Tarred Rope;
450 Wrapping Twine; I50 Jute Rope;
PAPER.
,50r bundles (Erund) Iangerman'o Wrapping Paper;
500 Mc,repor's do do;
1900 reams Lockland do do;
$50 reams Tea Paper; rs resms Shoe Paper;
It's " Ham % 10 " Batting 10;
$4,000 lbs Roofing do, dry 600 lbs Roofing d. satuted
CANDLES. &c.
Star Can4es, Lard Oil, Opal CaLdles Searne Candles,
Starch, German soap, &c.
WIRE WORK.
Selves, Riddles, Sand and Lime Screens, assorted.
CEDAR FAUCETS,
Assorted sizes of best qualities in lots to suit
AL,o- Bench Screws in half dozen packages, In lots
Wood saws BIcks Curry Combs Cards. Brushes Tscks,
Rivets, &C.
IRON BOUND KEGS,
full stock, for Druggists and Liquor Deal
ers' use constantly On hand.
CHUIINS.
Pine Churns Is 20 inch Red Cedar do 49, q do
Cerdar do l6 IS 20 % do Painted do ~, p, "a do
Brass Hoop do - " do Barrel do 16 is, 20, % do
HAMES.
Oiled Root, Black Top and BIe do;
Steam Bent Top, Plapk Top;
For sale by S. II BARRETT,
msyl4 cor. Walnut and Front sts. Cincinnati, o