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THE UNION ACADEMY.
The regular duties will be resumed September lst.
Y. RIcHAnDs, Principal, A. g. WILKINSON; Asst,
HHGEf MIN IAf aC E M99 Ian.
Mrs. n. RICHARDS. Prin., Miss M.J.WILcox, Asst,
n. ZAPPoNE, Mod. Languages. an Is-eOlm
MPORTANTTO GARDENERS.
lmn CE! .ERY PLANTS for sale. Apply i'm
medlatey to DIR. FLORENCE ODONNOGHUE,
at ms arm. on the Washington Branch Railroad,
near ,BSeitsyiue, Prince Georges County, Md.
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w G. METZEROTT has now on hand large
w assortment OF PIANOFORTES,SH
by Rosenkranz Bacon Raven, and Wm.TV93
Miller. Also, several second hand Pianos' " w
winch he Will sell for cash, on monthly payments
Pianos and Meodeons from Sl5 to SID. One sec
ond hand Meodeon for S2o.
PioaRofoItes for rent. Tuning by Dir. Rebine.
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CARD.--Retunlng my sincere thanks to my
~ friends and the public, for their very liberal pat
ronase Will take this opportunity TO inform oil that
from the LIST day of August, 1857, have closed INV
books entirely, and nothing more can be charged
der any circumstances; my object in doing is TO
enable to Sc smaller profits, and offer greater
inducements to purchasers.
would most respectfully solicit call from ell, as
can confidently assert, from the recent large pur-
chases have made, my stock is decidedly larger,
cheaper and better than has ever been befOre and
by selling for cash alone, believe | can make 1t
saving to all to give me call before purchasing
F. M. MAGRUDER,
Boot and Shoe Store, No. SO cor. 18th and sis.
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REAL EsTAIK.-Yesterday the following pro-
perty was sold by A. Green, auctioneer: Part Of
lot 80 In square 536, with two frame houses, on
Third street between ID and Virginia avenue
Purchased by ID. o. Sullivan for Si65 and 1866.
dwellings. One house and part lot purchased by
John Steward for S3i5, the other by j. H. Taylor
for sos.
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AUCTION SALES.
TO-DAY q TOMORROW MORNING.

AUCTION SALES.
TO-DAY q To.MoRRoW MORNING.
By c. R. L. CROWN 4 CO., Auotionesr..
9N TIE IsdtNNp htT lax as
Island, we shall offer the following. property:
ninety six, (i96i commencing on 9Th street IS feet
inches, from south 9Th street west along sad 9th
thence south 10 feet, thence west 100 feet to 9Th
steet being the place OF beginning. containing 10"
=, The Improvement is a Frame House, now under
the rent of So per month.
deed given and deed of trust taken.
"a S afa positive. c. r. l.. CROWN Co,
BY C. r. l.. CROWN CO., Auctioneers.
IN SATURDAY MORNING, THE 18TH INST,
Bank of washington Is new and second hand Car
Together with Horses and Carts, &c.
c. Il. l.. CROWN CO..
au l2-ts AuctIoneers.
BY JAS. C. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer
EXECUTORS, SALE OF FURNITURE.
~ GHRPkIs, BBEPpSp,S%ss cARRI4SES, &S.on
in front of the Auction Rooms Of Jas. c. Mcclure.
we shall sell large lot of Furniture and House
keeping Effects belonging to the estate Of the late
Mahogany hair Spring Sofa and Chairs
Marble-toP Centre and Sofa Tables
Dressing, Dining, and Card Tables
Lounge, cane and wood seat Chairs
Bureau, Washstands, Tables, Bedsteads
Carpets, Oicloths, Rugs
China, Glass. and Crockery Ware
Together with a large quantity of articles IN the
HouseIuTnshlng line.
Also, at 10 O'Clock,
An excellent Family Carriage, suitable for one or
two horses.
Terms $40 and under, cash; over that sum a
credit OF two three, and four months, with interest,
for satisfactorily endorsed notes.
T III Is P9 e. FISHER. Trustees.
au12-d J. G. MCGUIRE, Auct.
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RyIC McGUIRE Auc,,on

GREAT SALE OF CARRARA ITALIAN
~ MARBLE SLABs.-On SATURDAY AFTER
NOON, August 18th, at 5 O'Clock, at the wharf at
the foot OF 18th street, shall sell lot of Carrara
Italian Marble Slabs, which has Just arrived per
about 2o choice selected Slabs of pure Carsra Ital-
IAN Marble, suitable for Furniture Tops, ManteIs,
&c.
The attention of marble dealers called TO this
sale, which will be made without limit.
Terms: 500 and under, cash over that sum a
credit of SIX months, for satisfactorily endorsed
notes, bearing interest.
au IS-d JAS. e. MCGUIRE, Auct,
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SPLENsDID HOTEL LOT FOR SALE. in the

SPLENDID HOTEL LOT FOR SALE, in the
- city of Washington, ID. c., and fronting on Penn
sylvana avenue.
The Lot is abouton hundred and seventy feet by
one hundred and sixty feet being the ground partly
occupied by the Union newspaper printing Office and
partly by the ruins of the late National Theatre.
There Is no place In the country where first class
hotel IS more lmperatIvey required nor where such
a one would SO surely prove profitable. The terms
VIII he made very favorable ,and, If needed, facilities
will be afforded In the erection of suitable hotel.
Apply, In Washington, to G. III WINDER; or, in
Philadelphia, to w. III. WINDER, No. ISL Walnut
street.
And, If not sold, the Union Buildings will be for
rent, and possession given on the LIST of September,
1857. jy 27-2aw2m
ID EAL ESTATE.-Persons desiring to invest in
HI Real Estate or Real Estate Securities, can he
accommodated on application to JOS. C. g. KEN
NEDi corner 10th street and Penn. avenue.
. Real Estate sold and rented commission
Rents guaranteed ana collected. Lots IN every
Ward for sale and for rent I-eo9w
nor RENT-The two comfortable and convent
Il ent BRICK HOUSES on Fayette street, adj
joining the Convent, now undergoing complete re-
PAIR, and will be- for rent on the 4th of August. The
Houses are very desirable, particularly to parents
having children to educate. Apply to JOHN l..
kIDWELL. High street. GEORGETOWN. jyH-
DOR RENT.-A three story BRICK HOUSE,
Il with large Lot attached. containing fruit trees
and shrubbery of every description, situated on ID
street. between 2lst and I'D. To good tenant the
rent will be reasonable. Apply the premises.
Possession given on the lst of September.
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TELEGRAPHlC NEWS
FROM THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Southern Cemmercial Csnventien.

KNOXVILLE, Aug. 1.-THE Southern CONNER
cial Convention has adopted resolutions urging
the Government to withdraw the squadron from
me coast OF Africa and 60 fortify the harbors OF
Port Royal, South Carolina and Mobile Reso-
lutlons were also offered and referred TO the COM
mittee on business, endorsing Dudley Mann's
scheme, advocating government patronage for
lOuntiaS
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POLICE REPoRr-Befors Justice Donn.-Yes-
terday morning, Mr. Michael Dutfey was brought
up TO answer for assault and battery on Mrs. Nc
Mahon on the 3D. of August; gave security for his
appearance at the next term of the Criminal Court
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AUCTION sALH.

By e. 8. WRIGHT, Georgetown.
P0WkEES8N hEssS8 svSAs A. At Al, AYGT.oSos
O'Clock on { A. II. Dodgs's wharf, i07 hhds.
choice Porto Rico Sugar, viz N''
hogsheads Nadal
Is do Dukey
90 do Josefa ..-r
IL do Farjardo
do Constancia.
,. T.. 5. WRIGHT, Auctioneer,
All l4-d6ds GEORGETOWN,
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EORTIFICATlON,, FIELD AND PERMA
u nent, by Capt. Lendy, vol; London, 1857.
Blue Books for the People; Army Education, Lon
don, 1857.
Major General Airey's Addresses, Reports, and
Memoranda to the Board of General Officers,
| vol; London, 1851.
Tolhausen's Patent Laws of various Countries
London 1857
Hardwicke's Shilling Knightage, for 1857.
Tookes Diversions of Purley new edition, London.
1857.
Whewelps History of the Inductive Sciences, 3
vols; London, 1857.
Memoirs of the Duke of Saint Simon, ? vols; Lon
don, 1857
ring. vols: London, 1857.
Life of George Stephenson, Railway Engineer, |
vol; London, 1857.
Commercial Code of Signals for all nations, by Fors
ter, Master, Royal Navy. vol: London 1857.
Pincofs Eastern Military Hospitals, vol; London,
1857.
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BY WALL BARNARD. Auctionsers.

NEW BUGGIES AT AUCTION.-On SAT-
~ URDAY AFTERNOON, August u.s. we will
sell, In front of our Auction Rooms. at So clock on
account of whom It may concern, without reserve
Two new Buggy Wagons, well finished and TRIM
. med, lined with Cloth and Enamelled Leather.
sale positive.
for notes satisfactorily endorsed hearing interest
au l3-3t WALL & BARNARD, Aucts,
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SwAMPooDLE IN coMMOTIoN.-John Byrne,
Mary Byrne and Patrick Byrne were arrested yes
terday by Officer Yeatman for threats of personal
violence against Margaret Nugent and Mary Col
Inns, and the two last were charged with the same
offence by the first named party. They were all
taken before Justice Dom, and held to security
to keep the peace. But it did not end with these
cases. The whole party was then arrested under
stones in the streets. They were each ordered to
pay 50 49, fine and costs.
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IN FURNACES.
l. HE attention of the community generally. and of
house builders particularly, invited to the EEY-
STONE HEATER, lately patented by J. ID. Green
OF Philadelphia.
store and satisfy themselves of the superiority of
this Heater over all others in use. So successfully
have the principles of combustion been applied i'm it's
construction, that although it presents q radlaing
surfGce of hundred and fifty square feet, 1t re-
CURES thirty per cent less coal than any furnace
heretofore manufactured.
Every improvement that an experience of thirty
years In the furnace business could suggest, has
been applied IN the production of the Keys
Heater and it's prOprietors feel assured that for eff
clency and economy of use, II is unsurpassed.
SIBLEY Il GUY,
No. $40 Pa. av., bet. 10th and III sts.,
Exclusive Agency for the sale of the
au liza S2m Keyston Heater.
Intel Ma WEN; Union, T& Th2mJ
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THE "JUNIoR Sons OF AMERICA, }" we see, at
their late Convention in Philadelphia, voted to
collect funds among their respective Camps to
obtain a suitable block Of marble for the w ash
ington National Monument. The Junior Sons are
very young, and doubtless suppose that the mon
ument is on the high road to completion.
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NooS.-Mercury IL, -" Oh for lodge in some
vast wilderness, some boundless contiguity of
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A VIRGINIA FARM FOR SALE.-I will offer
WEDNESDAY the 9th day of this month, my
Farm near C4lPePer c: H. containing $50 acres, 100
IN grass, timber ample, two dwellings houses, ena-
bling the Farm to be divided If desired, highland
all arabic, IN good heart and well watered, and mill
In sight. Beautiful scenery and first rate society.
Terms accommodating, and made known on the
day of sale. JOS. T. SEDWICK
an
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ARREST OF AN OFFENDER.-For months Past
the Marshaps officers have been seeking for Geo.
Grouse of Georgetown, man well known to the
police, but who was too sharp to be caught with
out difficulty. Last night he was met by officer
Gross, in Georgetown. and the officer called upon
citizens to assist in taking Grouse, but he could
obtain no aid from them. The officers then called
upon two gentlemen from the country, and they
immediately consented. Grouse was soon over
powered and handcutfed and taken to the George
town watch house. Deputy Marshal Phillips and
Tailor Waugh were sent for, and Grouse was con-
veyed to the county Jail. There are several cases
against him, most Of them for assault and battery,
and one or two for more serious offences. He will
be tried at this term of the Court.
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WATCH RETURNS -Catharine Kelly, brought
up for drunkenness, and sent to the workhousc
for 90 DAYS. Two small children were with her
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SUDDEN DEArH.-This morning colOred hack
man named Sandy Webster, who drives for Mr.
ID. Nailor, while feeding his horses at the stable
corner of 10th and Nj streets was seized with
sudden vomiting and died in few minutes after
He was yesterday in good health as usual
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EOR RENT-A conveniently arranged BRICK
L HOUSE, with ten Rooms and Basement, on L.
street, between 9TH and 9th east Rent S2Oa per
mum. ELIZABETH STILLINGS.
au Scott
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ASSAULT AND THREATs.-Ohicer Davidson ar
rested Eliza Foreman for threatening William
Lewis, and William Lewis for assault and bat
terry on Isaac Day. Both were held to bail for
peace by Justice Myers.
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To SIMPSON, corner of Pennsylvania avenue
and Tenth street, we are indebted for another in
stalment of luscious Norfolk oysters, on the shell
and revelng in all their native juices. We need
hardly say that they reach Simpson semi-weekly
fresh from their beds, by way of the steamer Ma
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FOR RENT AND SALE.
FOR other For Rent and Saler notie,, ss, Ist mr..

EOR SALE.-TwO small HOUSES and parts O.
Il LOTS, on O street. between 9th and 10th SITS
suitable for small families with limited means Ap
ply to JOHN ID. CLARK, Real Estate Agent.
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.-House No.
Il Il IS Louisiana avenue, Washington City-a Brick
Dwelling, nearly new, four stories and finished
basement. containing twelve rooms with all the
modern improvements, water, gas and bells through
Bile credit would be given. Apply to T.. X. LUNDY,
No. l23 Bridge street, Georgetown, on the premi
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CAUTION TO BoYs.-On Wednesday last a little
son of Mr.. Kimball, livery stable keeper, was
amusing himself by sliding down the stone rail
of the steps leading up to the Capitol, when he
slipped OF and fell on the steps, breaking his
arm ard severely injuring himself
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UNITED STATES CAsEs.-Yesterday, Lucinda
Bailey was arrested by Officer McHenry for an
assault and battery on Mrs. Hughes, and sent to
Jail for a further hearing. John Hays was ar
rested by Oticer Yeatman for threatening to kill
Caspar Ofenstein, and held to security for peace
~ 1nsfice Ilnnn
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THE UNION ACADEMY.

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schools in Kingston.

DEv. C. ROCKWELL late of the Park
IL Latin school, Boston, has High
School for boys in Kingston, II. l., and Mrs
Rockwell assisted by Miss West, viii tn ke
charge Of the Fema'e Seminary, Jan. lst.,
1858. Yound Ladies board only few rods
from the Seminary and pupils from abroad
will be under the constant care of their
teachers. The two schools are entirely
distinct as to both instruction and board.
Tuition six dollars ~ term Of l3 weeks for
English branches with an extra charge for
the Languages, M usic, Drawing and Paint.
ing.
Board from two to three dollars a week.
or pupils Of either sex taken at the rate OF
5000 year. including borrd, fuel, lights
and washing and tuition, with all extra
charges connected with it. Pupils received
at any part of the tern,
Referen, es.-Rev G W Blagden- d d,
Rev A II V nton, ID ID, Rev Baron Stowe,
d d, Rev T Starr King Hon j VC Smith,
Boston; Rev. President Sears, Rt Rev
Bishop Clark, Rev A IL Clapp, Provi dsnce;
Rev DR. Shepard, Bristol; Rev DR. DumOnd,
Newport Rev C Blodgett, Pawtucket; Hon
Nathan F Dixon, Westerly; Hon Elisha X.
Potter, and Rev II Wells, Kingston,
Kingston, Dec. 18th, 1857. 3w329
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Assignee's Notice

EATES & MAINTHOW Of Westerly,
" l., have assigned to the subscriber
Julins HOlzinger Of New York City, their
store Of good and other property. for the
payment OF certain debts. As said assign
ment contains "A preference (among other
preferences for those creditors w.o shall
present their claims within three months
from Nov. Ii, 1851, All persons interested
will take notice, MOSES GATES is
appointed agent Of the assignee for the sale
Of tue property. All goods not disposed OF
at private sale within three months sill be
sold at auction of which notice will be Civ
en-. JULIUS HOLZINGER
Westerly, Nov. 10, 1867. Sw326
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EkQGk kkHk&.

TTVHE subscriber would inform the citi.
l. sens Of this place, and vicinity that
he keeps constantly on hand, at his resi-
dence on High street,
~ Groceries,
Such as Wheat, and Buck wheat, Flour
Molas ses, Sugar, Tea, Butter, Cheese,
Raisins. Spices. and other article toonum-
erous to mention. His goods are of the
best quality and is selling them as cheap
ST not cheaper til an they can be purchase
at any other store in this village. The
public are invited to call and see if those
things are not So"
WILLIAM CLARK.
Westerly, Jan 1, 1855. 329
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A I the annual meeting of the Stockhold-
IA ers of this Bank, held at their Banking
Rooms, at Carolina Mills on Monday, Oct
5, 1851, the following named gentlemen
were chosen directors for the ensuing year,
Il Il. Hazard, Abial 5. Kenyon, David l..
Larkham. David g. Card. Benz Tucker,
+. b. Philips, Thos. W Hoxie, George W 4.
Cross aud Whipple King.
Alta subsequent meeting of the Directors
held the same day, r. e.. Hazard was
chosen President, and
j. II. BABC0CK, Cashier.
Carolina Mills, Oct. q, 1857 222
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Send Fol. 1t.

TNHE most superbly illustrated Magazine
l. ever published in Americr. is the De-
cembea number Of the Cosmopolitan Art
Journal. containing er sixty splendid
Engravings, and giving tull particulars of
the ben'fits Of the Cosmopolitan Art Asso-
citation, two ollars n year singles copies
fifty cents. Specimen copes will be sent to
all persons who wish to Subscribe on re-
ceipt of five postage stamps, 10 cents.
See advertisement headed - Brilliant
Prospectus in this paper. 6t327
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MILIIN ERY.

A new aud rich variety Of Fall and Win
ter Millinery may be found at Miss Noyes s
West Broad street., W here she will be pleas
ed to wait on her old and highly respected
customers. And has made due arrange
ments for any addi ton number who may
favor her with their patronage. Bleaching
straws as usual.
Sept. 29th, 1857. 322
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"lLL be sold at pu.,lic auction on
w Thursday. November 26,h at 10
ocfocR III the forenoon mt the village of
hopHinton by virtue ola deed of as sign
meht ciade and executed by Joseph Spcer
dated March Slst, 1857 four certain lots of
land with the buildings and improveme Us
thereon situated in the town of Ilopkirton,
al under good improvement. Also at the
same time and place one top wagon, one OK
cart, one OK wagon, chains, plows, farming
tools, together with corn and hay and 9th.
er articles too numerous to mention
Conditions made known ut the time and
place of sale. JOHN :. CHAMPLIN. "
Assignee.
Hopkinton, Oct 90, 1857. 323
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Lost.

DETwEEN the residence of the subsc Ri
ID ber and the Seventh. day Baptist
Meeting House at the Bridge, by way of
the Railroad Gold Bracelet with hair
braid, marked r. Chapman. The finder
will be suitably rewarded by leaving the
same at Mr.. Thomas Perry's shop or with
the subscriber. ROWSE CHAPMAN.
Westerly, Dec, u, 1867. 3t329
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On Wednesday evening in, or near the
Westerly Depot, purse containing n 81
bill On the OLange County Bank, New Jer-
sey, and some silver. The finder will be
rewarded by leaving il at Il is flee.
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Important to Ladies'!
DR.. heesman,s Female Pills.

SINCE the introd uction of DR.. Chees-
~ mans Pills, other pills purporting to
oe OF the same nature have been put into
Market. persons who have been disa ppoint
ed In the use can place the utmost conf.
dence In DR. Cheeseman's Pills I'm doiur
what they profess to do. they hnvc the
sanction OF some OF the mos, eminent ply.
sicians IN America.
sold by Potter & Chnmpln, Westerly,
u. ! aud T. II. P,lnsr & Co., stonIneton !,
Conn.
RB. IlUTCnivs. General Agent.
100 Chambers street,
1y5lf New York City.
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SDeciIl Notice.

A LII persons indebted to Z. G.. Barnes,
IA by subscription or otherwise, are re-
puested to call and settle their accounts
without furtL er notice.
E G: BARNES:
Westerly, Jan. lst, 1858. 3l9
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Brazil and the BraZillians.
ny REV. d. p. KIDpER,
or the Methodist Episcopal Church.
ny REV. . G.. FLETCHER

ny Rrv. ) G.. FLETCHER,
OF the Presbyterian Church.
This new and splendidly illustrated worl,
Zone large valumc octave, in uniform style
with the superb volumes DR.. Kane's Arc.
tic Explorn iioDs,) IN the joint effort OF the
above.namcd gentlemen. who, as travellers
and rs missionaries, (and one IN nm official
posi- ion ns Acting sec rotary OF the United
States Legation nj Rio,) have had long
and varied eSpcr cncc In u land full Of In.
tercst. whether we regard u In n natural.
commcrcia political or moral point Of view.
Price $500.
no- Anv of the above works will bc sent
by mall free Of postage by renting the
Published price.
AGENTS WANTED.
CIiILDs n PETERSON. Publishers,
ao7, Arch Street, phils.
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sheffield Il Co.

THE subscribers Successors to II. & F
l. Shef6eld), having associated item
selves under the above name, are prep lree
to furnish NJ ..s...
Low PRICES, FOR C.aSH,
or approved credit, to all who may favor
them with call, with
Dry Goods Groceries, Croekry, Hard
Ware, Boots, Sh0es, Ladies and
Misses Caters, Slippers,
Dc, &c.
We have also a large and we'll selected
stock of Iron, Steel, cart and wagon box es
Horse Shoes, Horse and Ok Nails, at whole
sale and retail. GEO SHEFFIELD.
900 TE0S. d. SHEFFIELD.