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GEN ERAL NEW s.

HARVESTING IN VmeNIA.--Some of the farmers in Gull
pepper (says the Richmond Enquirer) have commenced
harvesting One two OF the farmers in the immediate
neighborhood of Alexandria have also commenced. In
Clark, also, at work, learn generally the
whole county win be busy in securing tue wheat in about
week from this time. We do believe the yield will
be good in most of the counties There are excep-
tons in particular localities.
UNPARALLELED FEAT--Colonel e. J. Young, Of Phadel-
phl performed the remarkable feat of rowing boat from
that city to Cape May and back in four days for wager
of $780, The weight the boat was one hundred pounds
BARsuM--The New York Sunday Courier understands
that Barnum has received offer from the Syaenham
Crystal Palace in England of five thousand dollars year
go there and take charge of of its departments
and the editors learn that Barnum thinks seriously of
cepting the ofer
HEALTH OF Mr.. EvrRErr.-Thc health Of the Hon. Ed
ward Everett is said TO have become far impaired of
enjon upon him the necessity Of sea-bahing and n
relaxation from literary studies.
SOMETHING OF A rRAS.--A Buffalo paper says freight
train left that city the Central railroad few days
since which consisted of 220 cars all loaded with -four
and containing 10000 barrels The product of whole
township of wheat fields train
GENERAL WALKER--Tbe New Orleans Delta says,
Though connected with the Delta General Walker
time member of our city press having acted
editor of the Crescent associate editor with Judge
Larue believe for time previous his departure
for San Francisco. .....
NIcARAGUA-The New York Herald publishes extract
Of letter dated Granada, Nicaragua June l. which
that communication had just been received - 60
Rica acknowledging the government ~,
.aaa,s;.la s.-sn -, end and offering to be re-
'fO''''' ~ " expenses growing out of it,
PRESIDENTIAL ELRcrroS-The day fixed for the election
OF electors to elect President and Vice President of the
United States is the rst Tuesday after the first Monday
in November 1t will fall this year upon the fourth day
the month.
PRoAsr PAvAEsT--The accounting officers Of Virginia
have already forwarded to New York the full amount
money which will be required TO meet the semannual in
teres upon Virginia coupons the LIST day Of July
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Mr. BuCHANAN'S LETTER OF ACCEPTANCE.
The Rnchesier New York; Union SAYS:

rMr Buchanans letter accepting the democratic nomna-
ou for the presidency will be found in columns to-day
characterized by good and good tasetwo quail
ties which do not always abound in similar documents. He
takes view Of the platform, Of his own duties during
the canvass ard his duties Chief Magistrate Of this great
country. lie makes specific pledges, as he should make
none relative the details of administration Forty years Of
public life afford better guarantee of correct admintra
ton than all the pledges candidate possibly make
I've commend Mr. Buchanan's letter to all our readers
commend him candidate to the favorable consider
alton Of every patriotic and intelligent elector."
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Excursion 10 Cape Nay, &C.

PmLApELPBiA, June 2t.-Nnary one thousand persons
e this morning in the steamer Boston, TO participate
In the banquet this evening at the Mount Vernon House
Cape MAY.
Berths have been taken for hundred cabin pas
sengers board the City OF Baltimore for Liver
pool, including Mr. Matthews, late British consul at tbs
pert.
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Wizards Hotel.
j. g. II. A. WILLARD,
Psnasyiranin assa.s aAd Fourfsentl street,
Washington, ID. G.
Ontce Of the Coinnaissioner of Loss.y.es,
H.8 BALTIxoRU, Aprii IS, 1855.

BALrxogx April 10, 1856.
THE undersigned Commissioner Lotteries
land, being receipt daily portions
III. country making inquiry lottery schemes with which
country Hooded which be decided
ing- Of the Maryland Consolidated LOTTERIES q
all sueh inquiry, inform puhie nj
lotteries pufpoias 10 be decided Maryland
that certain parties who syle Morris
pretand be sale
OF Cleveland, Ohio, impnsier said lottery
neither legal pesumgive existence
hrm, styled Marry Co, Cleveland Ohio, mposers
all lotteries which they profess be for
ffaHdsS
RICHARD FRANCE Of this city, is the contractor for
the Maryland oierleshe business conducted undc ,h. A.
FRANCE h Managers and they he no so,s agents n
the city Of Baltimore. There are, h,.y.r I'm. sr,v Iansa
Of ty,as ,o'y .e h
''''sA '' W ,iekels in the Maryland lotteries.
u. II. McPH all,
Commissioner OF Lotteries FOR the State Maryland.
An md y.
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FLrnrSeTos, On. ~ June 2t-John W. Rand, COM
mtted the Hunerdon county Jail for the robbery Of the
Lambertve railroad Office, escaped from thence last night
supposed that his wife furnished him tools. large
ward will be offered FOR his arrest
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lust published, the 5th edition, price one dime only,
CONSUMPTION AND sCRoFULA,
A popular treatise,

CONSUMPTION AND sCRoFULA
popular treatise,
by y. J. FoRsTER, NJ. n,
SHoWING abtdo for fgtu scourres the
~ rice, together with the % bronch
asthma cou throat night pulmonary and die
evil, erupons, aid head,
ulcers eun psins aad swenss Of the ant bones
all diseases arising from Of the blood
This u book written In plain but rcihlc anruase, gives MI
necessary advice for rational cheap and highly ueesss
selfea.meni, duggnr hind, and Is
onm nded 10 heads OF families, &c, yau
n ruide in time Of need
c0ntsins interesting information for those afflicted will
deafasEs, rupture bodily deformifes, SC.
10000 have been sold Mailed within the last
~ weeks, every part Of the country.
be had Of bookseller, generally, by mail
post Free Of Mcsss BRIDGMAN co, 15s Grand street, New
York
June s-dkcp3m6
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ny TELEG APH.
p,neera,ie Ratifeation Mating.

JEasrY CRY, June a.--Ap immense buchanan ratifcs-
ton meeting held here last night. In addition TO the
usual speeches. letters read from Hon. Daniel s. Dick
inson, Senator Thomson, and Hon. George c. Vail.
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BurrALo, June AMessrs. Howard and Sherman, Of the
Kansas Investigating Committee accompanied by Gov
Reede passed through this morning their return to
Washington.
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INSTITUTION f"r the Deaf I'd Dumb and nisna a
street. between 2Dh aud 2i-, south side. after
noon % each week has The reception ves
~ ths nsftuan he If
invited be md Cav.
rms niiuhn entirely nature, having been
estAh sbed expressly for The bnsnt % actsd chill
dren Tor whom provision has made
Doustions of household furniture slmos my
'c,ipnon, will he thankfully received institution,
June l3-d2wn
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n. ]. WALKER. L. JANIN.
ID oBERT J. WALKER LOUIS JANIN have formed parts
IL nehp for the and TRIAL of In Tho supr,t
Of United aud In the Court OF Claims Addes
Washington City, u. =, Jan s-eodfH
GUNNER BATs.-roDD co. are daily receiving large nd
y their ef suitable for the
would invite the pureha their
Fenob es, and several XMAS Of venans
hat, of Esst India manufacture entirely in this market
May 94-3d&eomn
A cCLURE, MILLS. ~ Coz. Lsnd Agents, Dubuque,
M Iowa. will locate lands the State Of Town with
scrip, for parties sppynei will taxes, make col
lecion., buy and sell real and land warrants
selection oflands thorough
and
RfTrR
Hon George w Jones, U. q. senator, Dubuque, iowa.
Gen. w. IL via, surveyor general, Dubuque, Iowa.
Gov. Hsnry Dodge, u 3 Senate, Wisconsin,
Messrs strachan Scott. bankers, New
Hon. Ell Cook, Buffalo, New Ysrk
Feb p--itll seodif6m
APPROXIMATIONS WANTED.-JOsBUA ?. SPAIN,
Peter Spain, ef his aiers In Dinwdde
vg about the $780, when s heard from was In ih
nerhosbood Of Burli Boone k,uluty The sale
sometimes ny the Of Dick Johnson His father
has ay died. and he mporsht interests in Virginia vhic
Any who know sn, hing ~ lt,
sid Joshua Spain win perform Office oftind
widdie cour, house, Virginia. = ,-l
Executor Of Richard Spain, deceived.
lFRtls
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TRAGEDY IN CHARLESTON NRefEIA.Thc Charleston hn-
nawha Republican Of the 7tb notices the violent death
"a the 14lh Of I'd. Kenna, esq, gentleman well known
counsron With internal improvements In the western
part Of Virginia He member OF the Charleston bar
The Republican gives the following account Of the affair
On Saturday last when the boarders at the Kanawhs
House assembling for dnuer and the sitng-room
between the bar and diningroom pretty well crowd
I'd, Mr.. Q. Smith demanded Of Edward Kenna, esq, an
srpanation or reirscon Of charge made against him
through Mr.. Watt Kenna denied or explained the said
Keans to leave the room Mr. Wait called kenna liar
and struck him with his fist sculc ensucd. Neither
81 The parties had weapon. At this instant there
the room three or four discharges Of pistol pistols
nr Kenna fe and expired instantly, ball striking him
the back passing through the vital parts probably the
hearty and lodging Immediately under the skin below the
right nipple Mr. Watt received two slight wounds from
entering his left and passing down TO near the elbow,
where extracted Much excitement prevailed In and
about the hotel No could tell who fred the shots
such the suddenncss Of the ARRAY and the consequent
confusion 10 the ROOM that pistol In the hand
Of any one.
The coroners inquest rendered verdict that Nr. rs
death caused by wounds inflicted by James v and
Andrew D. Lewis his brothcrsn-law An the parties
gentlemen Of high social position The circuit court OF
hanawha adjourned through respect TO the deceased
The Lewisburg Chronicle gives the following version
this tragic affair: II appears that kenna had not lived
On amIcabe terms with his wife, who Lewis before
marriages that she had left him and sued for bin Of d.
vorce He indoged by way Of revenge In some harsh
marks about her and being asked by Mr. Lewis u he had
sister he acknowledged that he did when fight ensued
Nhich resulted in Kennas death lie shot we under
stand three times twice in the breast aud In the
oNer part Of his forehead, between the eyes
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NOTICE hereby given % The holders paa
he Of ceos.s of 2d July is4o such stock
dssmahle paid Treasury the
render Of The certificates hsrso the is Of November nsn hsn
res will
This department will continue purchase prior said
dag Of redemption and viii therefor the following ia
addition accrued day ofpurchase
day = interest for the money reach the vendor
on stock Treasury LEI day Of
June and the sisi day Of July inclusive half
the amount. specified in The ceItincstes,
August
fourth OF per
And saeh stock ss day Of August
accrued hereoa, and dy additional interest only viii DO
Certificates transmitted
duly assigned the United State. BY entitled receive
the purchase when the LIST July the
halyesrs assigned BY the stock
holder, otherwise win payable
further given
States thar this department will purchase the between the L.,
Of June and tho Isl day of December unless the Of
sooooo shall he previously obtained aud will for the
addition the interest Of dividend
ofnires and days additional interest m the reach
the vendor, the following premium
On stock loan Of o42 premium Of 10 per cent
sss, premium per cent
And stock issued under the Of sh September 1885,
monty called Texan indemnify stock premium Of
Certificates duly assigned
party money and
previous July half years.
assigned by the present ince.
half at will payable him
Payment all the foregoing stocks viii be made
Boston, New York, Philadelphia,
tue enutied 10 receive The money direct
JAMES GUTHRIE,
May 29-dihl2Nov Secretary Of the Treasury.
Iron Hall.
Open every evening, Thursday and Saturday afternoons
Doors opcn IN commence at ~ O'Clock, .. m.
Afternoon exhibition open 3; 3X O'Clock
Two magnificent panoramas Of
aa4 CHINA AND JAPAN,
Consisting osa
which have been :. Com Perry sys Tao and
PAru1AMA OF CHINA
Exhibited on Mond Wednesday and Friday evenings
day afternoon
PANORAMA OF JAPAN
Exhibited Tuesday, Thursday Saturday evenings saur
day afternoon.
Admission, I've
Tickets book drur sores
For ptice NJ a, =, -, 40
Penn = <Ps ~ wv" '"hf
June
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LITERARY AND CRITICAL JOURNAL.

LITERARY AND CRITICAL JOURNAL.
THE CRITERION,
NOW IN IT'S SECOND VOLUME.
50 Per Anhum.
This Journal very Of is pp Is no, only sound
and able s psps G1, one Of NE various and r0as
REVIEWS or CURRENT LITERATURE.
Win interesting
EDITORIALS
On various subjects
LITERARY GOSSIP AND INTELLIGENCE
all parts Of the word
Selected Miscsliansa,
From best Sources and curious
Notes and Queries
BESIDES Lists ofNew Publications.
wAsnrsoros, June 4, lac.
nss s hs.. read me csT.sos w.n pleasure .ca profit
en,s and criticisms. u. lone and spirit opinion such
ar. II ny name o opinion any ssss :, ~ il en-
the en'' " n'''e' y ssss .' Sao %.
cHAKIss r. Rops. Esq.
The permanent his county Of an able and d.
convenience isusr.,
c@rssos eossas,ss anis il rssom%sn.ns
SaoSas Pr %iIT,b. D.
Don ,d hEsT W. r sssSIsa.
soaRI. R.rgALL, o..
f. III 4 R RSaskssSs Esd e..
pLiNT n, Mllrs, Exsa,r
J. @. GswnLL, E-q.,
Librs'ian Astor LIisary.
GEO. u. MOORE, E.q.,
Librarian n. " Historic
2, HASTINGS GRANT, Eco,
Idbrarisa ". X. Mercantile Library.
sursrHnr lane 7tb, 1885.
DssR From critical
Journal has hitherto been conducted. adding
name 70 nose Of the gentlemen who have recommended the
favorable consideration the public.
vty '''''''g w, Gsss,s,S ;r Isv,se
CHARtss r. RopR, Eco.
Specimen eopie, sent BY mail application
CHARLES n. RODE,
juno le-codeuf No. ll3 Now Yofk.
ny y. q. MCGUIRE, Auctsesser.
TWELVE BEAUTIFUL BUILDING Lore AT THE CORNER
OF aud I'd streets public
June lsil bafpas O'Clock, The
Nos and No $40
street and I'd street west These lots suhdved
SIR lots fronting each 23 feet inches north
on I'd street, running hack Iss n 20 feet alley,
These are probably the best popcioned eity stir
d tots 10 he found for In desirable
for residence sb.nid
Tirie indisru'abie.
Terms One foui idse IN Twelve eun-
teen MONTHS with Interest," secured by decd q uus, ue
ises . g. MCGUIRE,
June 49, hncroreer
Q7-Ths above sale IL postponed unttl "Wednesday
afternoon, Juno 2sih, which
bsanuIu lots oa street VIII positively b. sold vi,hest
JAS q. McGUiRE,
l.
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PERIODICALS.

Wehsye from Leonard Scott Co.. New York, the Amer
lean reprints of the Westminster Review for April with the
GLOWING table of contents
The Rise of the Dutch Republic; The English Law Of D
yoce Types OF Mankind; Scandinavia Past and Present
Sunday Great Brain The Congress of Vienna General
Williams and the Fall Of Kars Medical Despotism Con-
temporary Literature
The Edinburgh Review for the same month, with the fol-
loving table:
Modern English Hstory The Corrector of Shakespeare
The Greek People and the Greek Kingdom Body and Mind
The Austrian Concordat Sir Isaac Newtonj Kuskinism
French Judgments of England; Note to Art. l.
The London Quarterly containing articles British Fam
III Histories; Lewis Early Roman History The Haldanes
Modern Painters; The Triton and the Minnows Southey
eers The Peace and its Effects the Condition OF Tur
key Montalembert the Political Future of England.
And Blackwood, for May highlands Political Future
DrEishPonds and fishing Loas Letters from the Banfs
the rsw adee Metanorphoses: Taiepart The Scot
,boad-The Man of the Sword The Art Of Travel The
reaos,
Those quartecs and Lakewood engage the educated In
ect England and they contain the opinions of The frat
"a. IL all parties in England upon all the current topics
POLITICAL literary, and scienthc-and may, therefore,
ty regarded as the exponent Of English opinion All for
ks BY Taylor Marry
De Bor's Reriew.
The June number OF this magazine contains among other
rtees one entitled "Reply to Abolition Objections to
very"by A. Roane esq, Of this eitywhch as pleased
VERY much and which regard OF the abest and
no logical arguments that read upon this much
contested subject The heads Of the argument fol-
Cvs;
Reply to Abolition Objections 10 Observation-Disclosures
l. Biblical objeconsj "That Slavery Demoraizes the
Community in Which Il exists ), slavery as Question Of
Political Economy; & Miscellaneous Objections, As TO
Number Of Shareholders 2 As TO Slave Representation
|. Slave breeding !" A. Slavery Extension !" 5, As TO
Liberty Of Speech in the south upon Slavery"
Fafsam's Monthly.
Tue June number Of this journal quite up to tho high
standard OF the former number.
Grahas's Magazine.
The July number OF this popular periodical 10 in
dress and much improved In appearance.
The Sousl-s- I,--~-. n--.Ssger
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hoamos HovE,wr.--The Alton Courier Of Wednes-
DAY says that four Of the Mormon elders Geo. A. Smith,
Erasus Snow, orson Pratt and Ezra r. Benson reached
mat city on Tuesday night by the steamer Reindeer The
,Eo former passed TO Washington present The cons
auon Of the proposed State Deseret The two latter are
Destined for Great Britain 10 take the superintendent Of
Mormon affairs in that country.
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Posr oyFIoE nGrAnrnrNr.

Ne'0 Post Oaees--The folowng-named new post offices
have been established and the following gentlemen APP
pointed postmasters:
Spring Grove, Columbia country Florida G. L. Carruth,
postmaster.
Grove Station, Greenvle county, South Carolina w.
S. Howell, postmaster.
Okonoko Hampshire county Virginia Hiram Miohall
postmaster.
Black Horse Chester county, Pennsylvania William S.
Latta postmaster
DiseonnGed-The post Office at Nebraska Centre Dodge
county, Nebraska Territory, has been discontinued.
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ny .. c. MCGUIRE, Aue.,....r.


ny y, q. MCGUIRE, AUesaoneer.
p6BLtC SALE 81 National Thesvre Bso<k-I win sell
AZ public suction Monday June O'Clock
air thousand dollars Of National Han (Theae) stock
pledged.
Terms cash.
Sale positvei to take place auction rooms Of
JAS. e. Mcguire.
June w" Ancuore~r.
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This Is beyond ali question one Of the best periodicals Of
day and deserves 10 be wen sustained. We should be
Rad little activity 10 its critical department
Avsver We beeveit early reputation was gained BY The
bold fearless and able criticisms which appeared IN y ron
he pen ofEdgar A. Poe. The reading public would vel
cone such criticisms quite heartily then, and Of all
places the columns the Messenger the most appropriate
6 them. We hope the critical department made
prominent feature the Messengc and then u VIII be the
best Of Journals.
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INTERIOR DEPARTMENT.

General Land 0hee-- Rsmopal Of Land 0ges IN Ala-
oama--ihs Commissioner Of the General Land once has
removed the land Office from Lebanon to Centre ia the
State Of Alabama Ia accordance with the provisions OF
an ACT recently passed by Congress
Railroad Grants-We understand al the General Land
once that The time OF restoration sale and location OF the
large bodies OF land recently withdrawn for the railroad
grants In the six States of Michigan, Wisconsin, Iowa.
Louisiana Alaoaa and Florida will depend on the files
OF the maps OF final location of the roads on receipt
which II is contemplated such lands as may be
found are not needed to satisfy the grants
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Terms OF sale One third cash residue in pay
mems six and twelve months.
The sale coapid within
after or The properly win be rescd ,hs and
delinquent purchaser. J. y. kLAkE,
Commissioner Public Buildings
las c. MCGUIRE, ~
June Gid Auctioneer,
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Admission, twenty FIVE
Tickets Tor sale at the hotels, book drug stores.
Penn. avenue. = rps ~ 'on ""h'
June ig--df
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PRoAsr PArMEsr.-The accounting officers Of Virginia
have already forwarded New York the fall of
money which will be required to the semannual in
upon Virginia coupons the LIST day Of July
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PRESIDENTIAL ELRcros-The day fixed for the election
OF electors elect President and Vice President Of the
United States is the first Tuesday after the first Monday
in November 1t will fall this year upon the fourth day
he month III -
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UNPARALLELED FEAT.--Coonel Z. j. Young, Of Philade
ph performed the remarkable feat of rowing boat from
that city to Cape May and back in four days for wager
Of $780, The weight OF the boat was hundred pounds
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mo. 5e6l
Notice for Restoring Certain Lands In Wis


GOA regular m ling nns yIvana Huc han
and ekDddge Club" win be southeast
corner Of I'm and street,, this Wednesda evening June 2 1885,
al az O'Clock
u attendance requested permanent officers The club
will be chosen. "A. j. GLOsSBhENNER,
SAM'L 4. 5HueERr, Secretary. Chairman.
June 25--lt
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se~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-02

sti.- - = HCtIce-EEtTd.
n1YJSs been East and selected .he splenda lott
III fSiarbs 6ht 10 this rl6fkstS Al ny
friends cali Immediately and eaTe Ger orders for AM
kind they may want. ,za tsr zrss- Essgr
IIaYtnE parehased largely VIII hpsb up la
l aud NEST approved syles and At The lOgest rattWar
jrIs n. JsR6HAy.
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SETTST 4

SETTLE
IN ACCOUNT chiLnSe tlrIr firm, all perFoEsi IN
" rbtel the subscribers their Retail Store
nes:y requested ready settlement the is Of Jam
iary otherwise and all persons having claims
against firm viii prescn: the for liquidation
NcCLALLESS KNOX.
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Saddles, Harness, Trunks, &c

Saddles, Harness. Trunks DO
E-A JER'u. n. SHEPPARD would respectfully inform
his friends and the public, that he has removed his
77S sstabliShmEntto No. 49, Main Street. corner of
UnIon, where lie viii be found constantly hand With
large veil selected assortment of all articles his line.
consisting OF SADDLES BRIDLES HARNESS. IRON REAEE
AND MOOD BOX TRUNKS, YALlSES, CARPET BAGS
SC0FCII UPPER HOG SKIN COLLARS EIAMES, wIIIPS,
An q which are manufactured BY competent Formen OF
the best materials, and WI be sold CHAR
Those desiring to purchase requested 70 cali and exal
Inc for them9rlTe9a at $3.50.
Wholesale and Retail Grocery.
Ne , II Market 'Sqaare.
HAVING purchaBed the establishments Of John 3. Nor
SHAH alWsys keep on hand good stock Of Gro.
eerss ami Flour, aud hope 70 retain the patronage
customers and AL new ones Whe nay favor me:
oetl GEO. &. IeMECliEN.
THEuuderIIznea having sold hs stock OF Groceries 4e
Mr. Geo. K, respectfully reeoueads him 70
4s os sftsf9s's ana sAs p4'''s JOHN .WoRRow
n psr reeeyed aud for sale q the loglt market prices;
- s Stoss FahneStpcks VeEmifuEe; ~
32tJ7 81 liver Pills; 30
ISsts Nerve and Bone InInentt ~
So -6t=t1 Georges Balssmie. Compound; 81
= Ser 3 - DR.. IFe8vEr's Eye salVe1 y
, Greens oxygenated BitteTs.
mh6 go - q .5i i.s5l7a =. IL CRUABAqRER.