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CORRESPONDENCE.

" ION, november sh,l 1851.
To Miss JULIANA MAY:
Congratulating you upon your success of last
evening, we are sure we but express the wish of all
vino had the pleasure to he present las well as of
m others who could procure seats in request
ing. should yOur engagements pc mt a repetition
OF your Concert. Apart from other considerations
We doubt nor the ass0catIons existing between GU
ana your audience, IN the place OF your birth, M
Iduce compliance 18th our request.
Jas. Buchanan, w Msgruder, Howell Cobb
Thompson, ynO Floyd W w Corcoran
w higgs, Jr.. Berret, j ID Hoover,
,, DptSrsn, 9I Ala n Campbell, ranck Taylor,
e ~ ehuhi' Shas HIN, SMurray,
Clayton, Samuel Chiffon, n q FAINT
" CiaIke, "a Hall, Thos J Fisher,
Smith Pyne, w Id WaIIach, WIN Linton
T. WeIghtman.W w Seaton, Jas Adams
w bradley. hos smith. Middleton,
W a4tef benOX, JOS 3radley, Kan COyle,
X =. Patterson, Clement Hill, n Klbbey
VIM Ramsay, a McBlaIr, w n W ebb,
VIM Jones, w w Hunter, w Arnold,
Geo Parker, WIN A Linton, w II Winter
Hugh Csperton, w ID DavIdge, w Ramsay,
JnoF COyle, yno Linton. Benz Beall,
4 NJ Powell, A 4 Bradley. J Is II Smith,
Francis MOhun, ThOs Berry, w IS n Ibbey
RIch'd wal.ach,R e washingtonJo ohm r Lee,
y TldbaI, Thos r. Martin, Geo > Gideon,
&c Mcclure, Wendell. CIV Botsler, Jr..
- CheW, - Chiffon, ~ Chubb,
Nathan Kice, stone, T. Halliday,
WASHINGTON. Friday Evening, I
November Is, 1857
GENTLEMEN: acknowledge with deep gratitude
and unfeIgned satisfaction your most fattering re
guest 10 compliance with which shall have the
honor OF giving n second Concert at an early day
am gentlemen most respectfully. yours. A.
To HIS Excellency James buchanan, Hon. Howell
Cobb, Hon, b. lloyd. Hon. Jacob Thompson
Hon. w; b. Magrudsr: Rev. Smith Pyne, ". A.
coran. Esq. George w. Riggs ESQ Thomas Rer-
~, ESQ.,, Dr. X. King stone, dc. II
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By A. GREEN. Auctiopeer.
N l0-d

By JAS. c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
VALUABLE COUNTRY SEAT AT PUBLIC
~ AtCTloN.-On MONDAY AFTERNOON
Oetober 18th, at three O'Clock, on the PREMISES
sen sell that beautiful country residence called
summer Hall" which is situated in Virginia ON
me turnpike road leading from Washington CITY To
alexandria, three miles and half from either city
consisting OF new and comfortable dwelling house
cellars and outbuIldngs, with $50 Of very rich
hhd, OF which over III" acres under cultivation
the rest being hard woodland good spring water,
good hshing. good water power for milling or facto-
~ purposes. The land msy be purchased in two
parcels, about 100 with the residence and over
Jacres with house, of which 10 acres are the
Terms AZ sale.
nd
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The Poor. kc.

Boston, Nov. 13.-Meetings are being held In
all directions for the relief Of the poor
Beef cattle at Cambridge and Brighton to-day
declined so cents per cwt
Money Is abundant and stocks active and sd-
vancing
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oc z-2aw Auction and CommissIOn MercL.r,
By: G. MEG UIRE, Auctieneer.

TRUSTEES' SALE Of NATHALIE I'M
PROVED REAL ESTATE NEAR IHE CENTRE
the 22d day of September 1857 and duly recorded
made Tor the purpose of he settlement OF the bust
ness OF Haslup d Weeden, the subscriber will sell
at public sale, on MONDAY, the 5th day of October
1851, at o clock p. M, on the premises, Lots Nos
and 2, IN Square No. 33l, and the improvements
Lot No. fronting 10 feet on the public square oppO-
site the Centre Market, 100 feet north G street.
and 81 feet inch on Louisiana avenue and improved
with large and substantially built three-story brick
building covering the entire lot, and containing sew
eral stores, halls, nd other rooms. Lot No. 'front.'
Ing 50 feet on north street, and a. feet on Louisi
ana avenue, and improved with small brick and
frame tenements.
The above property is located in one of the most
valuable business portions of the city, and produces
4 rent OF 5000 per anngm, and is well known as
Hasiup d w eedens: and Lot No. |, with the build
ing thereon, will be sold whole and Lot No. dI
yded into two building lots fronting each IS feet on
north street and % feet inches Louisiana ave-
nue.. he sale offers rare opportunity to capital
lists and persons wishing to invest or bun d.
Terms of sale: One third cash and the balance in
g. 10, q 80 and 6 months, for notes bearing inter
est from day Of sale secured by deed trust upon
the property and lfnot complied with in days
alter the sale, the property will he resod, upon
week notice, at the Tsk and Expense OF the default
ing purchaser.
All coIveyancing at the expense of the purcha
ser. CHAS. =. WAlLACH,
JOS. II. BRADLEY,jr
sea-eoSds JAS. c. MCGUIRE, A9ct.
II = The above sale rs unavoidahly post pOned IN
hl MONDAY AFTERNOON. November Cd, ut
Oc 6-eOd&ds JAS. C. MCGUIRE, Auct
iEy- The purchaser of Lot No. !. with the build
thereon, ut the above sale, failed 10 comply with
thereon will be re-sold on WEDNESDAY,, the Isth
day of November 1857. At O'Clock p. IN. the pre-
mIses.and offers to capitalists desirable opportunity
for investment.
Terms as at former sale.
CHAS. :. WALLACE,
JOS. ii. ARADLEY,j r.
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% I'D JAS. C. McGUIRE. Auct,opssr.

Owing to the Tnclemency of the weather YES
terday, and the present pressure the money mar
ket, HaJ. u. Tochman has POSTPONED the pub
lie sale of his residence and farm, Summer Hill >,
In the County OF Alexandria, Va. until MONDAY
the 4th OF January next. al 10 O'Clock a m. on the
premises. In the meantime, they are offered for
private sale; and further Information terms of
sale &C. may be obtained at the auction store of T.
e. McGuIre.
JAS. e. Mcguire,
oc E-2aw Auction and Commission Merchant
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COLLECTORS OFFICE.
~ CITY HALL. Noysmbar Ier7

" CRY HALL, November S, 1857.
Notice is herebv given to q N persona who have mn,
pad their Taxes for the present year and TO all who
ere In arrears Tor previous that at the eIprs
non OF sixty days from this date, thereaf-
Ter as the advertisement can be prepared all proper
y on vhIch the taxes may remain unpaid will be I'D
yertsed and old for the taxes, the law sniOlns
Those who do not wish to be put TO the heavy eI-
pelse attendant on the advertisement and sale are
requested to pay in season.
JAS. r. HALLIDAY,
n scot Jams CoIiector
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Election Of Seuator.
TheCottou MarLst

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. III p. Henderson an,
W. HemPell are elected to the L s senate
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LOST AND FOUND.

81 REWARD..strayed Or stolen from the
pc neighhorhood Of the Congress ional lREk
Printing Office. three PIGS; one a black.
with long tail; another white and black slS.Azsss
white, with few black spots and long tail Any one
returning the Pigs to me, Mas sachus etts avenue
the above reward. " 'e
no Att o.. PATRICK COLLINS
OST:IA young Newfoundland DOG, about six
months old, OF large size; color black
ana white; the body black; feet white .10e<G
with white about the breast and head and=A
the tap oil the tail. Whoever will return SAID Dog
to the owner, Commodore SMITH, S+8 9Th street
shall be literally rewarded nI4-3ts
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DUBI.IC SALE OF A VALUABLE FARM
Il IN ORANGE COUNTY. VA.-Having more land
than can cultivate, Will offer for sale. at public
1857 80 Birchland." lying IN the County of Orange
on Mountain Run, adjoining the lands OF Hon. Jere-
mlah Morton and others, and containing three hun
dred and seventy eight acres, about two hundred
acres cleared and now IN Clover, and the remainder
In original growth-well suited 10 growing fine
quality of Tobacco. The Buildings have been
erected within the last year and suitable for farming
purposes. invite purchasers to examine for them
selves. Having determined to sell, am disposed
to sell a great bargain.
For further particulars address J. J. Halsey,
Mltchell's Station Culpeper County, or the under
signed at D ange Court House.
oc 28-ts GEORGE A. SLEET.
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The sea-view Hons. Tr.,ssx.

LEMON nov 9.-The case OF Dounelly. for
me nnuIosr OF Moses, was before the Supreme
alleging that the habeas corpus had her 1enS.S
and that the Judge below had invaded the nro-
vince Of the jury in arguing the facts ar,in,, hon
nelly and In giving partial views Of the evidence
Were stricken out and the counsel REQUIRED 10
make new assignment Of errors The arru
ment will proceed tomorrow
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N DUB4NT'S
r. w r. Il | " G. II O l. r
The undersigned desires TO inform his friends and
o. the public. that he has leased ~
9G and thoroughly repaired andNN (SI
osfde1 If fh 3, premises g" on NJ
street, north side, formerly
occupied 10y VIM. Walker. and Others, and so long
ard favorably known rs the National Rest turant
The improvements and alterations which have
made, are on the most complete and ample scale and
have been f"S1lIshed ut great trouble and expense
and can confidently promise to present T. those
VINO may honor me with their patronage, acconmo-
datIons which cannot be surpassed.
To gentlemen who wish apartments for private
parties, would state that have also rented and
htted up for that purpose. the large and commodo
house adjoining the corner, on 9Th street, where
their wants will he promptly attended to.
On Sunday my bar will, of course, he closed, but
persons who desire them he supplied with their
meals. rs on other days at my Eating Rooms. in the
mousse above mentioned, on 9th street, entrance sec
Oh q door above the avenue.
deem II proper here to state. that the whole es-
tablIshment will be under my immediate supervis-
ION and control.
To those who NAV require he services Of r french
Cook, for entertainments Of any kind, would say
that ! can furnish such upon short notice, and on
reasonable terms.
In fact, wish to benefit the public as we ! as adj
vance my own interests and hopo that my friends
Will extend to me such support as will enable me
eff sctually to do so.
Due notice will be given of the day of opening.
p. NJ. DUBANT.
| offer for sale the good will and fixtures with
lease Tor three years. of my old ESTABLISHING mt
with the Rifle and Pistol Gallery. Its well known
character renders IL unnecessary 10 say anything
upon the business advantages which it possesses.
MO p. NJ. ID.
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AT A MEETING Of the Young Mems Christian
Association, last evening. the following commit
tees were appointed:
To receive the Baltimore delegation at the cars
al p. IN. on MOnday-Mrssrs LaDydon 4 A
Johnson Johnson, Richards, Joseph II. Bradley, jr,
Ills, Hall Moore, Carpenter, Wight Camp
bell: Norton. Mcpherson and FrescT
TO receive the Alexandria delegation at the
boat; at r. m.-Messrs. Young. Walton, Id
wards, BeveTidge, I.atiner Joidan MaVrudrr
MyeT, Norment, and Patch
10 provide accommodations for the guests
Nessrs Richards, Miller, Bradley, OFT, and Zim-
norman.
To show the city to the yisitorS-Ne<sr. I,ng.
don, Wood, Rhees, Green. Richie and Sibley
Forty delegates from Alexandria and twenty
nVe rom Baltimore have been reported as coming
on The delegates will be- Ia ken To the room, Of
the Association, and at ~ %. IN 10 Wesley
Chapel, where public meeting will ~ held and
Addresses delivered We have no doubt this
meeting will lie highly Interesting, and that the
visit Of these Associations will be productive of
good results.
REFORMING The vi. p. Ninth streeO church
having been completely reftted and improved
will be Te-Opened for divine service tomorrow
Rev. Josiah Warden, whose eloquent discourses
while pastor Of that station Just after the dedica-
tlon of the church, will be remembered by many
who were then his constant hearers, will preach
~ ii O'CLOCK A IN and Rev DR.. r. SwentZel,
the esteemed pastor at7k r. IN
The church edihce has been greatly improved,
The arrangements having leen made prime pally
with view to the comfort and convenience Of
the minister and congregation.
We REGEET TO LEARN that Just before the at
tack was made upon the Rev MIR. Coombs, a.
noticed in the letter Of our Georgetown cores
poBdent, that Mr. COombs was thrown from bis
horse aud lady hurt, from which he was suffer.
Ing severely at the time the attack was made
ADMITTED To THE BAR This morning, on
the he Courf nj a.,
troduced George ShiPley, Jr., Esq. OF Lima,
Alien county, Ohio, who was duly admitted to
prarlcr IN the several courts Of the District Of
EOluml Ia.
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'TELEGRAPHICI NEWS
Frsn the As.eeiss.d Pres. As..,.
Later from California.

. WV OhiEANs, Nov. l3.-The Gransds's mails
naVe arrived The steamer was detained at the
S.nr NJ IN consequence Of having the yellow
M, ne california news Is unimportant
lining operations Were encouraginy
.I,ian vigilance Committee has invoked the pen-
A. acneo 10 the sentence Of Punishment
arrival from the plans states that a train
Indj.n. OF lW persons in ell, were slain by the
nv except few children, who were solS 10
Mormons srs =, ,s Is generally believed that the
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MAYORS OFFICE,
Washington, Nov'r I3, 1857,

THANksGIvTNG The Mayor has issued the
following proclamation.
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HERBERT'S HORSE AND HORSENAN-
II SHIp OF the United states and British PrOvIr-
ces, IN two large volumes, numerously Illustrated
now complete; price $40. ~
SUBSCRIPTIONS received for the publishers by
NJ FRANCk TAYLOR.
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ITNEXPLosIvE ETHEREAL OIL.

AT STEVENS's NEW FANCY STORE,Se.
"A between 9Th and 10Th streets. can be found the
Mosaic, ava. Gold stone, and Silver. Pearl But
tons. with Gold Bands. nI2-eOif
DlANOS FOR HIRE. very low, at ELLIS 80
Il between 9th and 10th SITS. no
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FURNISHED HOUSE FOR SALE OR RENT.
The House contains thirteen rooms. The Fur
niture Is handsome. of the best quality, and new
WIZ ne sold or rented separately together. Apply
IA and 9th streetsS n LIN"
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THE GREAT BALL OF the Light Infantry takes
place on the I'D of NovemAer. Don't forget the
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EOR RENT.-A modern built HOUSE, contain
u ing eleven rooms. The house is on 9th street,
betweea and streets, in the best location in the
city. heated BY furnace and lighted with gas. Ap
ply to THOMAS PARKER, n4-2w*'
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THE COOP WILL BOYS, who always do up their
entertainments in style, will give their fourth
annual ball, at Carusi's Saloon, on Wednesday
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WASHINGTON BRANCH RAILROAD.
81 - 49, * EfFeSE1
KRSSnSe5ssts - 10 SSESx1s

The sunday Trains leaving Washington At Ia. IN.
and Baltimore ai5l< m, will be discontinued after
me 9Th INST, upon which day they will make their
last tnp.
The daily trainf from Baltimore, now leaving AZ ga
A. m, Will, on ana after, Monday next, 9Th inst,
start al ga. By order:
THOMAS III. PARSONS.
n6-8t INTEL, nIond States.D Agent.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-17
See advertisement in another col.
umn OF .Rsre Inducements to Agents"

SUGAR SpECULAIoRs IN CuBA.-t
is stated in a late circular from liavan.
a, that the sugar speculatores are uni
ted in controlling the crop OF Cuba, to
sustain prices and regulate their ship
ments accordingly. They will sustain
themselves for some time to come, aDd
prevent all decline in price. But it
is thought that towards the end Of the
prese,t delivery, those that are in po-
session OF what may remain will be
compelled to come down, and that with
destructive fall, unless prevented ty
timely prudence.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-17

Palace DINING SALOoN--Opens
sssin to- morrow morning for the 90
comodatios Of oil who wish to patronise
. fret olsss ssAblishmsnt, wh'rs eve y
thing that 10 good and desirsble 10 con-
stantly on hsod 10 abundance. Dir.
Eastwood, the proprietor, will zee that
tho Isrd.r 10 we'll stocked, and Mr Nix
on will ever be found 90 hsud to serve
up such dishes % will suit tho taste Of
oil who take occasion to "drop io."-
Keep it 10 mind that they don's intend
to Do "beat."
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Blanks! Blanks /!
TRUST and WARRANTED DEEDS
FOR sALx ar THIS OFFICE.
LOCAL ITEMS.
WANTED.-A boy, IA or
Is years old, as an Apprentice,
ut this office.

BoARp or TRADE RoOMs.---Thc
Committee whose business il vas to se.
cure . proper room for mestise and
reading room Tor the Davenport Bosrd
Of Trade, have rented the rooms il
which the ioi,iatory meetinea we're held,
end The csrpsotsrs are now engaged 10
0ssies is up in proper manner for this
purpose. 10 few days the reading
room will bs opened when nsvspspers,
uaessinss end circulsss fron oil psrts
Of the country will b on 6le for inspsc.
ton. Every mssns Of which the Board
10 master Of will be used to render this
iostitusion thorough, convenient and
eredissbls. All contributions 10 the
wy OF boots, pspers 10. from Newsps-
per o&oss, or private persons will b
tbankfully received.
Il 10 nov but little spwssds Of two
aonth, sinco shis suhjees wss fret
bsosebsd, and The seal With which il hss
hesn CARR n % bus ssse index " the
spirit add determined seal with which
our bosioess me" carry out plane laid
BY them. We trust the s6sirs Of THE
body will Be 50 juiiciousiy conducted
40 not only to secure its future perms-
osDey bot to guard our trade from i'm
position and Implicitly from without and
within. We arc saneuine in the belief
that such IN enterprise 10 much needed
aud that il will eecurs TO the merchan
end basioess men Of Davenport tho ad-
vsntages which xers intended to ne
achiev Cd.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-17

The Bar Convention ca led for the
purpose Of selecting candidate for
Judeship tor this judicial District meet
u Lyons TO- day. We hope ths,r nomi-
nation will meet with tho s;prohation Of
the legal profession generally.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-17

HoRsE SHoING.-Attention is di-
rected 70 the advertisement Of Christie.
pher Cullen, in another column. Per-
sops having horses dissased il. sbs feet
will do we'll to give him . trial.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-17

"A man went to ons Of the Baa6ng
lsssss 10 Ills city ssd borso Ssd Tor ~
dsys >00 Rivisg esderssd psper Tor the
soosa', hus beiog soosshst soeesssis
- 10 bic hsvioG ,hs ooeey whso it BE-
esos due. b took ut certificate Of
deposit Tor el00 - shss be would have
part OF the sso 70 ssts il - u sbs
expiration 81 shs uos.
This sslls 70 our mind 90 soscdots Of
. eas Who he'd draft Of $500 drsus
ss three dsys eight, without grace. The
6rss day Of bic arrival 10 the city he
called ss the oaes and rquessst
- zee The esshies. he vss shown TO The
sooo Of that individual. and stepping
up 10 front Of BIN be asked, edo you
sss NET" be We secured BY the cashier
shst ne did. He then Left and returned
she next day, ssked The Same question
end received the same answer. The
shisd day the ssms thing, the fellow 70
marking - b lsfs shst hs would call
again. a few hours sfser b cs0e in
with his drsis sod demanded payment.
The cashier told him that the paper wss
drawn 81 three dsys sight and shss b
would so;eps il AID pay il ct tpe sxpiss-
ton Of that time. Ibe man tolj him
.kss it Was due then, for DO had psesen-
ted himself u tho bsnk, snj the osstisr
had acknowledged that be had bad .
sight Of him for the last three days.
The csshiss hacked under end paid |
the draft.
MuD.-Our streets were pretty well |
pissisrsd over with Mud yesterday, with |
but lutte improvement upon the Old plan.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-17

Main street is fine subject Tor pa
wig. II any person wishes 10 see how
the work progresses let him go down VI on
the corner OF Main sGd Sec nj and-Nait
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-17

THEARE.-ln consequence OF the
oon arrival Of Mr. uough's Scenery, the
German Theatre hns been engaged for
I've svsaiogs Tassday and Wednesday.
Accordingly there will DO an entertain.
ment given ~ that place this evening
The opening play is "The Wife, or q
tale Of M.oius,' . piece OF high merit.
The concluding piece IL the ever favor
ite comicsl play Of the " Yankee Duel
ISL" which, Of itssif, 10 veil worth the
admission Zee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-17

There is some prospect that the L.
wee is 10 be mscsdA nized, as We noticed
a man shov~li,ng out broken rock ~ that
vicinity yesterday.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-17
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CHICAGO.
j. W. OTTO & 20,

IxPoRTE~s / JoBBERs"f
nAPFR UANGiNGG SCRIESs, FIRE PRINTS
WINDOW TRIMMisGs. .tc.,s u msnufaetur' Rs
" WINDOW SHADES
CHIcAGo I'LL.
wholesale and prtsl rxperiencsd Woismsn sent
10 ali pavt- AZ the CITY and c,unirt.
:. W. OTTO. H. q! sfALpi'"'
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GROCERIES.

! 2 GROCERIES.
-satsssA Pvstlyliaa { Dalssll,
wAssesa,s Dselsss -
CIR OCERIES !,
Iron. SAT-. sCesssssS, o..
AGxNTS TOR TIA SALE o.
-. .. HIorr1aaG - Oo'0
Celebrated Fire and za;ef Pyocf Safe
.J e. Z r. Fairbanks scales.
ahYE ,hau 10 p ce~a aACs On hssI nil ssnrt Of
w 6socssies, ~AssA ~ err tstss sfs6s = lov
= e.a &c pa Chased IN chicaso o. - Lsb. ana
q AID wss' aSs~i sssal y sADpss jssasdS~M
SCaAsss- M:ss,4ss .rx.: a.ss. c.s,asa.
~ e. ushed snd rUwd ed. Tor al -
bukAOwS. kkATtiAAh = DAL44LL
4 ,.fSEEs-- mo, As.A.., lava. s,-s 0ssueA Coass
u and As..nce Of Ionee.s, Ar. 40.
AAOLAsses-N.O r,eaus. SUGAR Hosss. md ey,ap
WI iof sale 81 b.f. -
1 LAs--inp rial Young Tyson. 1unpovdes aud
i bIsGk Ices. ioe salr - b.H y
CPICEs- Pepper. Allsp.e,. cipus.ca. Gloves. Gia-
>,oAPs-r.ney and I.lst. ls'auy. Gr..'vs end
- Z .st,le. f.r sale .. y. y. = H.
fyANDLEs Sperm. AdAn,anGls. sssArins, ss.r and
~ r.now. for ssie ios n g. y. r.. y.
4 \ns- sperm. solar. Lard. bslk. Ao.in, l.a.ss'
s-,u,.. A. -. .l.a zinr Psint, Tor sale .
b. =. 4 d.
,lsAx,-.H.v .n., ssra,sn aud American ns.nds,
1 NJ,
.l,VBACCO-Na ,urai Leaf. NmGins aLd n'ss"s
:: B.r. d.
YEAST POWDERS Of various brands and s.na., ~
aud faDcy. ca" an. Lemon
" Drops. Loxrnges.
nRuSEs lin jars. bcy.s and barrels ci,ron ~
L Past ani currants, at
TICK --,tniervcoA'e brands, s.cv'sd Sizes
j Pepper Sanr~ or sste Mt
By aD.
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