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uAVENNER'S PROVISION STORE.

-
The subscriber has opened a "PRovIsIoN SroRE'
under the Assembly Rooms, Iouisiana avenue, be-
tween az and sth streets and intends To Keep scon-
stant supely of fresh MEATS and VEGETABLES,
BiiTrER MILK, and CREAM, and the articles
usually contained ia a Market Store.
NV friends, and the public generally are invited 10
call and examine my stock.
Prices will at al times be as low as the prices cur
rent in Centre Market.
ap 2-eoH. Z. w. HAVENNER. Agent.
EBBITT HOUSE.
II This popular and fashionable Hotel, Estimated on
street. near l4th,D recently occupied by Mrs -.
smith, has changed proprietors, and All be re- ff
opened for permanent and transient BOARD-E1
ERS on the hrst day of May next. The house will
he furnished with new Beds and Beddint AVID other
furniture OF the most superior quality The patro-
mage OF ITS former guests and the public generally Is
soaioisou. apA-6t
MRS. DITTY d MISS LANPHIER WILL
IN In open MILLINERY for the season ON ~
THURSDAY, the Soth April, at No. Sll Penn ave a.
nue., second story. ap $50
FOR sALE.-A SUPERIOR SPAN OF CAR
Il RlAGE HORSES, two CARRIAGES, n
S sissS new together with HARNESS and IN
Penn. avenue, Iatay cite Square. ap s<-St.
CoLLEcToR, OF TAXES
spzs- na Candidate for this oflce
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NORTH CAROLINA FIsHERIEs.-ln North Caro-
lima, the present Spring has been one Of the me Q
Unsuccessful and Improbable fishing seasons that
has occurred for years, owing to the excessive
cold but few fish have been caught, and the fish
les have not been able to supply one halfof the
home demand. There has not I'm all the extensive
fisheries been more than i0,WH caught at any
haul, and gene ally but few hundred. The
g. eat scaicity has been the cause Of high prices.
Herrings are selling on the beach for 81 so per
thousand.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

CADEMY OF MUSIC.-MR. KENRIf
n WILKINS, the celebrated Dramatic Nocsl,,,
will givea Concert on WEDNESDAY EVENING
April the 18th, 1857, ~ the above Academy, the us.
o. which has been kindly granted by MessrS = n
Crouch and w. III. Palmer.
Admission 50 cents. Concert 10 commence a., +,
O'Clock. IL
rONCERT.-The Pupils Of the First and SecoOd
" District Public Schools uIll give CONCERT
on TUESDAY EVENING, the 28th instant an ,
O'Clock, NJ the SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION, under ths
direction of j. III. DANIEL.
Tickets of admission, Is Cents. hp2Srs
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CHURCH DESTROYED BIT FIRE-We learn
through correspondent at Mountain Top, Va,
that the Catholic Chapel Of the Blue Ridge sta
ton, near that place, was destoyed by fre on
Thursday night.
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MAY BALL, 1. d. D. r.

wi
The members of UNION LODGE, No. TO- l. O.
O. F., would respectfully inform the public, on
that they will give BALI. at Opp Fellows -
HALL, Navy Yard, on THURSDAY, the SDth 81
instant. The committee Of arrangements LIN.
pledge themselves that no pains shall be spared 10
make this the Ball of the season.
Wlthers' Celebrated CotIllon Music has been en-.
gagged, and will introduce some OF HIS most popular
airs.
Members of sister Lodges attending will please
appear i'm regalla.
Refreshments will he furnished to the ladies.
Tickets ONE Notwithstanding gentleman
and ladies' to be had of of the members at the
door on the night of the Ball.
Inrttation and Reception Committee.
p. G. NJ. J. Hepburn, Edward Evans,
j. G. j. T. Brady, Samuel r. Turner,
p. G. Geo. Brown, Philip Hardin.
n
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DLUMBING AND GAS FIXING.

MILLER CUNNINGHAM. Penn. avenue.
south side, between 10Th and 18Th streets have lust
received complete assortment of goods in their fir
DROP LIGHTS. FORCE and LIFT PUMPS,
BATHING TUBS. SHOWER BATHS, BASINS
and SINKS, EATHERN and IRON PIPES &c
&C.; all of which are of the newest and most ap-
proved patterns Builders and others purchasing for
cash, will find their establishment unequaled in the
District of Columbia for moderate prices and dis
patch, neatness and efficiency of work.
They respectfully solicit share of the business in
their line from all ; and, being Washington trades
both by birth and apprenticeship, will take prop
er pride in proving by their work that Plumbing and
les as cheaply and well as by any others in the
United States. apY-tf
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III IL a spoonful of yeast will raise iftv cen,s
worth of flour. how much will n tnkc ~ T,Iso
funds enough To buy another barrel,
IL A young American woman being aske, Ia,
a boring politician which party she was mos, ~
favor Of, replied that she preferred a wedding
party. s
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GRAND EXHIBITION Ann
MAY FESTIVAL BALL.

Prof. n. w. NUMBER most respectfully an
nounnes to has friends, Patrons and public "a
generally OF Washington, Georgotown, Alex q
andrs, and sltImore, that his ENHlBlTfONH
on FRIDAY EVENING, May LIST, Iss7. at IN.
WARRINGTON ASSEMBLY RooMs, on Louisiana ave
nue., between "a and 9Th streets.
He has spared neither time labor, nor patience "a
render this Exhibition of ths most superb enter
tainments that has ever been offered to a WaxhInr
ton public. One of the most beautiful features Of NJ.
programme for the evening il the dImInutve sle of
the children that will upon this occasion parIclpsts
IN some OF the most complicated dances, executed
IN such style as is seldom, II ever, witnessed on OF
of Of the stage.
Prof. NJ. having established the fattering reputs
top OF being the best teacher that has ever located
IN this city he hopes to confirm that opinion IN IN.
minds Of the public by offering the following
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The CURRENT OPERATIONS OF THE TRBA-
svRY DEPARrMExr.-On Saturday, April 18th,
there were of Treasury warrants entered on
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LOST AND FOUND.

A STRAY-Taken up IN GEORGETOWN. April p
"A 1857, a SORREL HORSE, which the n
ing charges. Inquire at No. 81 High street. IA
ap ISL
STRAYED OR STOLEN-From the subscriber
~ residing IN Goat Alley, between 9Th -
and 18th streets, q Dark Bay HORSE, ~
blind IN one eye, with smalP gall on his 1874
back and breast. AS the advertiser rs V !"
poor man, any one giving information $1,000.
about the horse wild confer favor or receive SUIT,
able reward If desired.
apH-2f JOHN HRRIGIN
STOLEN FROM THE PREMISES OF TIIL
- subscriber, on he 18th instant a BLACK -
HORSE, the property of Dennis Hardy, de- IN
CEASED 10 hands high; or 10 years old with ZSA
ma rk on his back from the effects of the saddle
hereby offer reward Of $40 10 any person giving an
formation SO as he can be found, AZ this Office
ap 25-4tr DENNIS RURNS
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g. La Manola (as danced by the celebrated French
danseuse <SotoD. 49,. by Miss years old.
g. StyrIan Waltz. by Masters and Misses
10. Pas TO Trols, by Master and Misses from 20
syears old.
IL. Pas At rIan, by Masters and Misses from 20
syears old.
IL. The American Flag Dance. by is Masters and IL
Misses, composed hy Prot. Munder ex pressly
for this occasion, which Is acknowledged to Is
one OF the most beautiful dances ever witness
ed, Introducing our soul stirring national aIrs.
ID. Grand Shaw Dance. by Is Misses, in which M
troduced the Coronation of the Queen Of Nav,
the grand march and ascension upon the throne
and hnal tabsau.
IA. FIremaRs HornpIpe, which introduces every.
thing executed by fireman while ATTENDING q
hire, and IS one OF the most complicated dances
IN the profession. This dance was introduced
by Prof. NJ. four years ago at his first Nav Bal
and he only repeats 1t upon this occasion ly
many urgent requests.
After the exhibition the floor will be cleared for IA,
accommodation of the whole company.
MIR. GEORGE ARTH's Brass and String Band il On
gagged for the occasion, and will introduce a Vrry
choice collection of new music.
To THE EADIEs.-As Prof. Mundar has long sinca
abandoned rhs habit of sending written Iuvitatluns
lowing to the want of time at this season of thu
year, he cordially invites all his former patrons aud
their friends. assuring them that IL will be Kept
strictly select 10y placing responsible person tie
door.
P.S.-Should il happen TO rain on the lst the Bal
VIII be postponed until Monday, the 9Th. ap D-td
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REMOVED AND APPoISrED.-Mr. G. B. Pome-
roy has been removed from his late position as
a Waterman in the Pension Office, and Freder-
ick Depro has been appointed in hi. stead. d.
APPOINTED N THE PREsIDEsr.-We have
every reason to believe that BENZ. d. Hero,
been reappointed to be Navy Agent at Charles
ton, S. c. IS
REsrsSED.-Lisut. Theodorio Lee, U. s.
Navy, has resigned.
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NEW JEWELRY,. SUPERIOR WATCHES,
~ STANDARD and SILXER PLATEn q

! STANDARD and SILVER Plated u
WARE.-l am just receiving some very rich ESA4
and choice new styles of JEWELRY. {SlX
Also, have on hand large and well-selected A.
sortment oft OLD and SILVER WATCHES
have also just finished Tin my own shopl a very
rich SILVER TEA SET and large lot of other
STANDARD SILVER WARE; and as the warm
and dull season is fast approaching, will from this
time forward offer the whole stock at greatly redu-
ced prIces that those who wish 10 purchase will
lind 1t to their advantage TO call soon, $50 Penn
sylvsna avenue, between 9th and 10th streets sign
OF the large spread eagle.
ap Z1-eO6t H O. HOOD
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oRbERED.-Capt. 8. Barron, T.. s. NJ. has
neoh assynedto duty a member of the Light
mouse Board, vice Capt. 8. +. Du Pont, ordered
70 inc command Of the steam .frieate Minnesota
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!" dsHIHKFUII' n prII ~IIH, IBoI.
SPLENDID SILK ROBES.

We open TO-DAY to which we call the special
attention of the Ladies and purchas ers-
81 very rich colOred 1ounced Silk Robes
~ do superior Black do. at low prices
81 exceedingly rich founced Barge, Lawn and
Organdy Muslin Robes.
III Amy Lady in want of a handsome dress should
not delay examining these goods as they were
bought at great sacrifice and will he sold at small
advance on the cost TO close them out.
COLLEY Il SEARS,
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| FREE WoOL.-Thc New York Times pre.
diets that the wool market is to rule at high fig
ures this season basing that prediction ON the
state OF the wool market on the other side of the
Atlantic, where, owing to peculiar circum-
stances, the prices Of the staple cannot fail to
keep up While the American wool growers
may justly thank the Times for this. 10 them
really valuable information, they will sure,v
comprehend the falacy of its argument that the
change In the American tariff on wool has aught
to do with these anticipated higher prices
more especially us all who are now seeking to
purchase the new clip for American manufac-
turers are strenuously insisting that the late
change in the duty is destined to make the mr..
ticle almost worthless in this country, OF all
"arguhers' the protectionists are the strano-
est II not the most impudent. They plead for
Tree wool here last winter, almost with tears in
their eyes-all for the benefit of the Door farm
or, of course. Having secured it, they now very
coolly tell the dear farmer that he must sell the
new clip at half price, as. by the time the new
clip from the other side of the water co nmences
to arrive here, American wool, having lost its
tariff protection, will be well nigh utterly worth.
less. Fortunately, the market here is con.
trolled by a greater power than that of the
American manufacturers-by the markets of
the Old World, which will keep up the price of
American wool at leaSt this year The Ameri
can manufacturer will take due care not to lose
penny through the high price of the staple
abroad for the duty to protect his manufac.
lures will enable him to advance his prices 60
as TO cover his extra outlay for raw material.
lHE VALUE OF RAILRoAp-Upder ,b;s
caption the Richmond (va.) Eza,,;u,y merit.
nently presents in parallel columns tho rssn,,
Of the land valuation of the eight coun,;.s ~
the Old Dominion Immediately adiacen, 20 ~
Virginia and Little Tennessee Railroad &c.,
ing to the Census of 1850, and that of 1854. ~.
returns Of which have just been systemati,ed a.
Richmond. These counties are Bedford Ro.n
oke, Montgomery, Pulaski, Wythe, Smytb.
Washington and Scott. Without wearying the
Stnr's readers with details, we have to say that
according to the Census Of 1850 the aggregate
value of all the lands in them was $l4 ,446 ,059;
while according to that Of 1855 it is $23 S22 72s,
OF an increase in those eight counties Of 49,.
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An AprOIsTNESr.-The Secretary of the
Treasury has appointed 1t. VIM. H. Stevens
Superintendent Of Construction. and John G
Todd, Assistant superintendent for the new Post
Once and United States Custom House at Gal
weston, Texas
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Posi- OFFICE DEPARrMESr.-Poa Offices
Esfabiished.- Bonnet's, Usage county, Mo-.
John NJ. King postmaster; Stanford, Texas
county, Mo, Carol Simmons postmaster !;
Stockertown, Northampton county, Pa, Aaron
Lerch postmaster, (re-establishcd)
Post Offices Discontinued. Ten Mile Creek.
White county, Ark; Sandy Hill, Henry county.
Tenn; Cuba, Pulaski county, Ky.
WITHDRAWN FROM MARKEr.-The President
upon recommendation of the General Land
Office, has directed the withdrawal from the
sale to be held in Iowa on the 4th proximo, that
portion Of the public lands upon which the In
dams have recently been committing depreda-
tons, numbering the settlers and destroying
their homes. &c.
MORE NAVAL COURTS OF INQUIRY-The pre-
vailing impression that more of these courts are
Immediately to be convened is erroneous, we
apprehend. Circumstances now bid fair to ron.
der the appointment of more Of them necessary
some weeks hence, however ...
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USE Law OF NEWsPAPERs.

lsubserbers give express notice to the com
traTy considered wishing to continue ther subsoTp
tIOns.
I subscribers order the dIsconilnuaRee OF their perl
OdealS the publisher ay send them until all
FsArages are paid. =,
5-I subscribers neglect refuse to take their PeTiod
ea from which they directed they are held
Tsspouss till they settled the bill and ordered them
dhcsutinued. ,.,.,.
if tubsoTibeTs to other places Withoutnform-
Ing publishers and the papers are sent to the former u
Ftrtion, they are held responsible. =,
5The decided that refusing ts take Periodi;
Gals the Ocr removing and leaving them uheAeu
er,is Pri1lG EIcid evidence Of Intentional fraud
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CHANGE OF TIME.

Por Tickets to all points, apply to W. D. Terry, Agent,
Union Office opposite Steam Boat Landing at Wheeling,
Sup'ts Office G. p Railroad, J. DURAND, sup't.
June go, 1851. je24-tf
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re CORRESPONDENTS,

LETTERS concerning subscription, advertising other a.
Anca the egencer, should be addressed TO
Lts the editorial department OF the paper,
Iaoull addressed to the Eor jointly, or to either one
Of them. ,,, 49, IT,.
Correspondents writing for publication, will please write
only on side Of the paper. -,
and prompt attention to correspondents man
lsy might otherwise receive.
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VYafches, JeWcIry, sIlVernnd Plated W.
OlockH, &c. &c. - -
q. W. BROWM.

No. l19 Main. Street, Wheeling, Va.
rs opening Of the finest and largest assormentB
city, which will be sol Wholesale Retail prices
low b0nse West Of the Atlantic citieS-
Among his goods may be fond Gold and Silver Watches
Of the celebrated glisl and Suisse Manu-
facturerers. Also, tie real D. H. D. American Patent
Lever Watches Clocks in great variety including few
day Regulators of ne quality, suitable for hanks Railroad
Stations, Offices and Watch Mixers. VA all- a54-.
Beautiful JeWelry, in sets Otherwise OF Coral Mosaic
Cameo, Gold, Stone, LavH all Cold JCwCfry. Also,
assortment Of Soft Fodder and plated JeWelr cheap
Pine pocket Cutlery, Razors, Scissors, Silver Napkin
Rings Gard Cases, Gold Pens, &c. &C. Every article in
establishments good represent
ed the money call is respectfully solicited
mt25 lis Main ST., one door from Marsh TRylorG.
No. 9 Washington Hall.
TAKE pleasure In informing friends and patrons Of
Wheeling and Its vicinity and the citizens generally that
have just received the largest finest and best selected
stock Of Cloths, Oaslmeres and Yesngs, for spring and
wear, that have offered to the citizens Of
Wheeling and vicinity NIL of which am prepared make
order in the and approved style and best
manner short notice. All goods warranted TO be rep
resented saIesa tattJ ll- .2E'. E
have also Just received large stock Of Gents Furnish
ing Goods, such white, coored and msrseRSe Shirts
and Shirt Collars SILK Cotton and Merino Under Shirts
SILK Cotton, Linen and james Draws, SILK and Linen Hand
kerchIef susPendsr, SIX, Cotton and Ltsle half Hose
black white and coloed Kid Gloves the best makes
plain black and fancy Stocks, Ties, oevats, DO Sc
mh2s Merchant Tailor, No. 2. washington Hall.
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PIANO FORTES,

r79ssel OPENED THIS DAY, a FINE sTOUK OF
Chickering's PtRnO RorIes,
tf B ~ RI Nof fine Rosewood and Black Walnut finish,
4u uS and 6K octaves. These Instruments, a, as
late echancs Pair held Boston, Oct 1885, for their
Grand Semi grand and Paror grand Pianos and for their
Square Pianos, highest first prize silver Medal
being gold medals awarded for this class of Instru
rneuts. We facilities Afforded, that will enable us
sell these prices that will compare with
the makers, and We respectfully invite tie
public fine stock, at the old Music
and Variety stoTe No. 20 Union street. J. AELLOR.
S-Sg"Puuos % rent, Music taught. my5
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MISCELLANEOUS

NInaIc mud Musical Instruments, Gallery
nmd Variety Goods, .!
81 NO. 1875 MAIN STREET.
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JCSI hECEI LII
NTEW style Hail PaTlor Papers with and beAuh
In ful Velvet Match Borders ALS0A general aGSort-
nen Of Glazed Common Wall Papers for sale very low
for Cash, by my16, JoE9RAtEs.
LETTER BOOKS AND LETTER PRESSES
WE have SUPERIOR VELLUM COPYING BOOKS, 8
wv new superior article, and SereW Letter Presses
different sizes, which We sell cheap. (. ..,
DO Java And Macha Codse, store and forIale by
Ia VI. A. EDWARDS BRO,
dpels Cor MsTkst Quincy stS,, Wheeling. Va.
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Mo 9 Wa shinpton Hs
New .Arrangement.

WOULD to the subscriberR for papers Period
cals c whose have been transferred to US from
Mr. Tobins Books, that are nov receiving said
to, call Ill Main street Any Wishing to discontinue
their subscriptions, will please advise that not lon
preserve their copies We have just received OF
Family Bibles; late publications. rs Hsnts and
Mrs. SouthW0rths Works. Everything in the book and
Stationery line be had at Cheap Book Storen No.
III Main street. Iap1Ul JAS. O. ORR.
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ENo0URAaE AMERToAN MANUFACTUREE
BUTLRR's B00K.kEEPEB'S 7ua

LINCE this superior before the public
- nearly two years. It has been Constantly Eanlnsin
favor and now preferred by many to The aEamed Ar
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Important Notice.

QEIN desirous selling my large stock Of French
ID Brandes, French AMI German Wines, Imported Rhs
keys and Domestic Liquors all kinds Also arFe
the best imported Cigars; aud different other artelesI
hereby inform my customers and the public will sell
from date for Cash ONLY, wholesale and retail, at very
reduced price, cheaper than other establishment
can afford. II any person shorlu he willing buy MY
ENTIRE STOCK, will set the prcePAR the cost.nrIee
Persons knowing themselvt requested
to call and sSTTLE. CONRAD STROBEL, 4-fs4f
No. III Main street,
Near the Wire Suspension Bridge.
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GBr 1nbrrItng 1lltelligrurrr,
IS PUBLISHED
DAILY, TRI-wEEKLY AND WEEKLY, BY
CAMPBELL s. McDERMoT.
T,ElHNIS

OFFICE-Corner of Main and Quincy streets
-Enuance from Quincy st.
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& GENTLEAIEN-TAKE NOIICEi
FINE fPERFJJNIERIES 9P

NHTE have just received large assoftment Of ehoiS
w PerfGmeres and Toilet Articles, comprising:
.-s Pomatums; French and msrieaTi HAIR Oils; 3
-Lubin's Extracts for the Handkerchief; s-f
Razn's I" 20 varieties;
- Oriental Drops; +,l,5. rs fff-lts-
and rich stvieH.
Cosmetic Dreams and Powders; s
-ard Tooth Rastes; 7'l
Toilet Waters; --.--. s .-a. E.5F,
Imported eOlognes;
Aromatic Vinegar ..--fE STA
Altar OF Roses-riCh Gtyles;
-r5ay MILK of Hosesi g-.f. sIs'si 4s 9f-,is
raIlHt tSahns-a great variety.
Ror Ealeby 7.
my14 bridge Corner DruR1sta.
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n" n n - DUWeIfyI IeWcIrTI -Il.9lH 10
II UsT TeceiTed direct from the ManufaetnrsrSi
81 doz. Cameo Breast Pins and Ear Drops,
~ Gold store do and do 'saat
! Mourning and do ff - -,
Pearl, Coral, H6Saic, &c. do
Q Gents HFeast Pins, assd, +" 80
IL Plain Fancy Geld BrReeiets ft-s- sa l
Guard & Fob Reys, Seals, &c.
8 Gold Guard Vest Fob Chains,
"a : Finger Mngs, .- tlr sli l4
IL Plain and Fancy s. 8. Breast Pins aar Drops,
Ribbon and Guard sltdes,
i Bracelet Clasps, - atiis aatia =
And many other articles JeFey line, ali Of which
viii sold city country Rasisn prices.
rnlR4 'a'- J. 4. seOTT.
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Qfu1 lbs pure and fresh ground Pepper,
lON'O BON Alspiee do do T. 2 iaVAs %
r. 100 lbs pure do do Ginger, 3s
bOlbs. Cloves, ... i.
l5H. 100 lbs Cinnamon, fresh ground. - '
1900 lbs Cream Tartar, ground from the ChrYBtoIS,
warranted pure and for sale by. 4,
seple ALEX. TURNER, :