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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-17
THE LATEST PARTICULARS.
STATEMENTS RECEIVED BY THE TEN O'CLOCK rRAn
LAST NIGHT.


STATEMENTS RBcEIvRD BY THE TEN O'CLOCK TRAIN
LAST NIGHT.
The Vice President OF the Railroad Company, Mr. 8 y.
Hendey, repaired TO the Of eleven ocosk ysster.
day morning, having drecons 70 make every provision
for The comfort Of tho sufferers a the expense Of the
company. He arrived the scene Of the disaster Al
about four O'Clock when be found thirty men en-
gagged in clearing the track and removing the debris
The train consisted Of engine and tender two bag
rage and Eve passenger cars, all filed where the
disaster occurred IL q long straight track on aIled
ground, with slight Incline The locomotive and
three passenger cars passed over safe, and II h
supposed that the three struck The rail and broke
about two feet in length on The wheel OF the
fourth went OF and sank the ground dragging the
oa the line entirely The cars dragged along
about Eve rods gradually when the coupling
and they precipssed in slsnIus direction down
The embankment The lresr only rolled over once,
and The truck fell directly through crushing into atoms
There about forty passengers each car who we're
scattered amongst the ruins The fourth rolled
and lodged piles of Stones crushing in the sides
and tearing some Of the Keats away.
Amer The accident, number Of collected W
clear the ruins away, and twas found that the
had suffered most The injured were removed 70 the
embsnkment, and as quickly ss possible we're taken
70 Port Jervs where they arrived at eleven twelve and
O'Clock. Some thirty six Of the injured people we're
taken 10 Fosters Fowler House. the remainder some
twelve, 70 the Delaware House. Five persons were
taken out dead and another poor creature died whilst
he was being removed.
Mrs lay, Of Waterbury, Conn, much injured. she
was under the roof Of the car and exposed persons
constantly waking over her whilst they were getting out
the injured from the wreck.
ne following Is the let Of killed and wounded
1. Harvey Wood, Of wnlsborough, r,oss County IA
supposed 70 be him from papers found upon his person
q Mrs Ray, oolored, wife Of colored barber 81 Bng
hsston, N. " AZ the time Of the accident she had her
infant in her arms, but strange say the child escaped
uninjured
3. George W. v. Robertson, plumber residing AZ 81
Isnsh srtsus apd doing trsiness ~ ~ Kim street bic
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GREAT BRITAIN.

On The 30th ult the House Of Lords was not in session.
end The Commons engaged In debating the Marriage
hws
On the LIST ins in the House LORDS the question OF
,bs Admission Of Jews into Parliament was taken up
Lord Derby receded from his opposition 70 the MEASURE
He believed was impossible 10 maintain invtostc tho
rncpes for which their ordshps had long 0ontended
without bringing themselves into collision with the House
Of Commons Therefore. he felt it the duty Of the House
10 consider whether there was any possibility Of sasac
Ssrfly setpg all differences He believed that the sug
aestiop OF Lord Iucan-th the Commons should be al
loved 10 dispense by resolution with the words ION tho
sAmh Of Cbristian' when member Of the Jewish per-
suason applied take his sea-anorded the only solution
Of the difficulty, and therefore, though with great regret
Ae was prepared 70 accept the measure.
Lord Lyndhurst consented 70 postpone his bill, and
Lord Luca moving the second reading Of his measure,
explained that gave the House of Commons the power
Of ontng the words "on the true faith Of Christian,
by resolution, but required that any member Of tho
Jewah persuasion should present himself in the first In
asse the table Of the house, and state his objections
10 The oath in the form In which Il stood
After come debate The second reading wxs carried by
las 70 81.
In she Commons the India bill further debated,
A,d variety Of amendments eGered but all voted
aoxp.
On The Sd inst In the Lsrds the bill aboshiss church
rates was taken up Lord Derby opposed IL, and was
Sejected By lbl majority
n The Commons further progress was made In the
government India bill
Attention called 70 the feet that the Peruvian gov
eminent was selling guAno 70 the Americans ct lower
prices han 70 the English government II was replied
tbs, Peya promised 10 reduce tho pre 70 tho Amsr
standard.
wss thought that Parliament would be prorosued BE-
Sore the end of Jnly.
The British revenue returns for the year ending the
scan Of juno show decrease Of over Is ooo nearly
oil Of which occasoned by the reduction Of he In
ssne TAI.
ne judicial Committee Of the Privy Council In the sp-
PEAL aganst the decision which held the steamer North
American liable for damages In her collision with the
American ship Leander, had affirmed The Judgment Of the
hwer court
Much anxiety was felt In England - 70 the Atlantic
Nse, but there Of up to the departure Of
ne Canada
ksasrs skeen and Freeman, timber brokers Of london,
lad suspended for $4,000.
The large failure 81 RIO Janeiro, reported per North
Aserpan, vas that Of Domingos Ferreira.
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RArB AND DEArH.-On Monday Sheriff Lake
took into custody Barney Maganady, from Prudence
Island on warrant from the Court Of Justices,
upon COMPLAINT Of Henry A. Potter, Of Prudence,
fore the court yesterday morning. and his case con.
tnued until Friday next on account OF the illness OF
Margaret Scott. the main witness. Yesterday aoer-
noon the sheriff received letter from John Tall
conveyng 10 him the intelligence Of her death. The
warrant for rape will be changed, and the Sheriff
will have him arraigned ON Friday for manslaughter
49, vesporf, RI, Ne,cs, July ia.
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DENMARK.

Dresden Journal declares there IS ne foundation TOR
M. abatement that France has taken for bring
M The question Of the DuChes before the European Con-
rence and svee 10 believe that the confederation
70 proceed with cperry sgslpst Denmark.
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Mr. and Mrs wested three boys and servant Miss West
sed Mr. Preeeo Ady. two children and nurse Mrs Rich
Ter and lady Mr. and Mr. Reed and two sons ki.a Reed Mr.
lady Mesrs seyton Portland Percivs DousIas Corden.
Britain Bony. Doubleday Longmre. Warren, Richards
s,urgs Patterson Moor Wallace Rsi sandman Lourner
whesdc Lander, hingc, jones, Brynes Theirs and Mss
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ITALY.

me Tribunal Of Appeals at Naples has declared the
Gently liberated steamer oaslari . good and lawful
prize.
oon.rsc. for q loan Of so,oooooo francs was taken
by the Rohschlds Of Paris and the Commercial Bank Of
Turin.
sanctuary conflicts we're almost Of daily occurrences
between the French and Roman soldiers
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RUSSIA.

sAia Mai enc hundred and twenty six thousand
soldiers would assemble IN the camp Of Powousk q: The
eId Of August, for inspection by The OzAr.
the cholera had made Ne appearance 1t g. Petersburg.
A IRE had almost entirely destroyed the shipping ~
HeisinfcyB.
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The United ssies brig Perry arrived Of Bueucs Ayres
June g. from the Colonss,
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TURKEY.


Was announced that the Turkish government had
made ample sasfacon for the attack Mr. Won BAnqoe,
he British Consul General 1t Belgrade The regiment 70
which the soldier who made the attack belonged bss been
withdrawn, and The soldier and his officers sent 70 Oon
stansope for trial The Pacha personally expressed the
regret Of the Porte 70 the Consul and ordered sues 70
be fred in honor OF the British Consul
was stated that Fuad Pscha had communicated tsEe
graphic despatch to the Minister OF Foreign Affairs Of
France giving fresh assurances that the troops sent 10
govipa not intended 70 act against the Monte
negrns and that In no case should that country be nvsd
ed by The Turks.
in the middle Of July.
GREECE.
The liberal customs tariff adopted by the Greek govern
ment exemp.s machines and implements Tor agricultural
purposes from all duty on importation.
Tho Greek government has placed hs subjects resident
IN Gambia, under the protection nj the French Admiralty
NEWS FROM THE CAPE OF GOOD HOPE.
Cape Of Good Hope dates 10 Nay 81. fierce s1ug
gle going between some Of the frontier tribes
Dr. Livingstone had met an enthusiastic welcome. His
expedition had left for the ZAmbesa.
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PASSENGERs BY THE CANADA.

Pennsylvania Central 6's, frst mortgage. s6 IS
The Times OF Friday reports actual sales Of Illinois Ger
trail shares 81 n per cent discount and Of Erie ct 10.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-05-28
Meadow Grove for Sale.

Offer this beautiful, healthy farm for sale, which
contains 500 acres Of land. little more than half is
in fine state Of cultivation in meadow, clover
fields, &c; the balance Of the landis finely tim
bered. The whole farm Is finely watercd with
Springs, Cisterus, splendid we'll, and water in
nearly every felci fine orchard Of every variety
Of fruit; large, thrifty
Young Nursery of Trees;
the outbuildings Of every kind Of the best mate
rials and very convenient. The family reside nee
sufficiently elegant for most families and cxtens i've
enough for any family. II lies on both sides Of
the road leading from ClhksviIle to Lafayette, and
Is miles west from GAINESVILLE and from New
Providence or Trlce's Landing. don't want 10
say much, presuming any person wishing 10 pnr-
chase will examine 4. Ny inducement 70 sell Is
my age, now near 50 years aud l have been in
ia.d heath Tor ii,s last six monihs, which dis,bes
me from attending 70 the cares OF a farm. II not
soil privately before the Isl day Of July, will
then offer II al public sale; il sold will sell all
my perlshable property Ia the fall IL not sold
will be pleased TO procure an oyersoer for The next
year, or longer il live.
May I, '5s
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-05-28

Sealed proposals will be feceived al The Office OF
the Memphis, Clarksvllle and Louisville Railroad
Company At laFkwiIle, Tenn, All ihe It day 81
July next, for the grading. bridging, ironing, and
equipment Of Forty.two miles Of The rond from
ciafksyille 10 the Tenn. river. The Cumberland
and Tenpessee river Bridges Will be included Ia
these contracts. Previous 10 The day OF letting.
the company will determine the policy OF pulling
the Remainder 81 The road 10 contract from Ten
neesee River to an intersection with The Memphis
and Ohio railroad. An nctdi1l infofmaliop az 10
plans, quantities. pay ms 1if. 0c may DO had, BY
addressing Geo. b Fleece. Ciiiff Eps ineef, on By
calling q he Railroad clice, where plans, pfpniss
49,. may be 6sep
W =. MUHFORD. Past.
Al G & g. X. RI 90.
tptll %. 'ssa2aa Jsll tsPy
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-05-28
Buena Vista Springs.
LOGAN COUNTY KENTUCKl

LOGAN COUNTY KENTUCKY
WILL again be open for the reception of vis-
itors on the LIST Of June, and no pains will be
Russellvilie, Ky, will preside over the Ladies
department. A good Band Of Music will be in
attendance, the Bowling Alleys are In good order,
aud those in search Of pleasure or health will find
both at 3uena Vista. The Stage will run daily
from GAINESVILLE, Ilopklnsyille and Bowling Green
10 Russellyille, where conveyances can always be
had, and every other day from Nashville direct to
to the Springs. d. JEFFRIES,
Nav 4, '59-3ml
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-05-28

In opedenee 70 an order made by the Chancery
court at Dover. Tenn :, 81 its April Term. 1858,
in tho cause Of Wesley Brandon, Admir- Of SAM
uel II. Niles, decd against the widow aud heirs
Of Samuel II. Miles, decd, will, on Monday,
the 9Th day Of June next. AZ the court house door
IN the town Of Dover offer for sale to the highest
bidder, on credit Of one and Two years. without
me privilege Of redemption, except cash suif-
Client to pay the expenses Of the saIe the iiacl Of
land In the pleedings mentioned in said cause.
eonteiping $50 acres. Tho purchaser will be
requifsd 10 execute his nota with good security
and i'sn retained on the land unsiI ii paschase
money Il poid'
April %. lS8.lN-nI las As "a
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-05-28
The Southern Store.


WIN. N. THwEArr, PETER ?. rHwEArr.
w. N THWEATT & BRO,
No. g. Public Square,
u At the old stand Of Mcclure, Roberts & Co.
Have just received by express the following
goods:
Side stripe Jaconst,
Hair &c a.
FIounced
PAIN Organdies,
French &C
Side stripe Lawn Robes,
Small figured Brillants,
Taffeta Ribbons, all widths,
Black Silk and cotton velvet Ribbons, all widths,
Gimp and silk Trimmings,
Linen, swiss, bugle and mourning Collars,
Jaconet and swiss Sleeves,
Swiss Embroidered Sets,
Mourning sets,
Embroidered Chemisetts,
+" SWISS and Linen Hhdkf's,
Also, French, English and American Pripis.
De Bage, Irish Linen, Kid and PieBett Gloves.
We return our sincere thanks to the citizens of
GAINESVILLE and the public generally, for the libe-
raj patronage bestowed since we have been here,
and hope by continuing to give our undivided
attention to business to merit continuance of the
same.
LADIEs-To the goods embraced in the above
catalogue we invite your special attention, assu-
ring you, for cash, we will not be undersold by
any house in the city.
Very respectfully,
w. N. Tf1WEATT g. BRO.
March 10, '5S-.tf
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-05-28
Losses equitobly adjusted and promptly poic
LOSSES PAID, $IO,4s7,sl2 81.

II wealth, with steady and prompt attention
70 a legitimate Insurance business, and the execu-
ton Of contracts In good faith, have Inducements
with the public n selecting their underwrIteF--
we refer them for test Of quality aud our claims
TO their patronage, TO records Of past services TEN
dering their continuance with increasing ability
and facilities in future.
BTChoce frst-class Indemnity may be effected
without delay, with this well known and able cor
poralon, through
clarksyilo, Tenn.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-05-28
metallic Burial Casket.

The above engraving represents newly inven-
ted Buyia Case, fashioned 10 accord with the
feelings Of the be- eaved, and yet retaining all the
requisites OF an appropriate receptacle for the
dead There Is no reason why such receptacle
shouId be made TO create, by its appearance, dis
agreeable sensations II enough that we should
be bereaved; and whatever tends TO soften or
make less keen the pognancy Of ON grief, com.
mends itself to our consideration. So much that
is repulsive has been discarded IN The arrangement
and shape Of the above Case, that its name, the
Casket Burial Case, 10 an involuntary suggestion
L. therefore, do not hesitate to that theIe has
never been in use any thing so entirely chaste,
appropriate, and withal, convenient, this inven-
ton. Besides this the Cases being Air Tight,
contagfon is prevented, and the process Of de-
composition is often arrested for long times
In any case where II is desirable to preserve the
body of deceased friend for considerable time,
OF to transport the same 10 distant place for
sspulchre, they are invaluable. It IS well
known fact that many Of the Railroad Compa-
MES of the West, refuse to transport a body, un-
less placed in Metallic Case. The engraving
gives but general idea Of tine outline and shape Of
the Case Enough, however, can be gathered
from it TO form tolerable conception Of its
proportions and general appearance. The skill
and simplicity Of finish which 1t embodies, can
be appreciated only as seen in the Case ITSELF
The Case permits view Of the entire body after
il is enclosed the top being composed Of beautiful
french plate glass, sufficiently strong TO resist
any internal or external pressure. The glass is
divided into three sections, between two of which
Is inserted the name-plate. For each of these
sections Of glass there is an deliberately ornamen-
ted cap, one Of which may be seen in its place in
the engraving During the funeral services one
or more OF these caps may be kept on, or not, as
desired. The Casket is perfectly air. tight, com.
posed Of metal, and will last for ages.
| am prepared with good Hearse, and will fur
nish the Metallic Burial Casket whenever il is de-
sired. JOHN +. COUTS. AGENT
Montgomery County
eprii .. ,58-6m
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-05-28
New Clothing House

D. KeHN & CO., have opened iine assor.-
ment Of Ready tlothng, and respectfully
sollciis the patronage Of the people geaeralIy -
Call and see for yourselves.
We also keep always on hand a good assorf-
ment Of Furnishing Goods, Hats, Caps, &c.
Clarkevilles Ain 3, s5S-if
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-05-28
CLOSING OUT.

HAVING determined TO close outmy business
will offer my goods at ten per cent less than my
usually low prices for Cash only. Any person
wishing to purchase Boots, Shoes, Hats or CABS,
will do we'll TO give me CALI my goods are Of
the best that can be bought, and will give entire
satisfaction Don't forget that here is the place
to "get your money back. Respectfully,
ID. SMITH
T. 5 II You owe me anything, please call and
pay up, l'llb glad to see you DIS
March 10, 5S-tf
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-05-28
5,4e5 Prizes amounting to..,....,.... ,OU
whole Ficixcts $Io-HaIves So
Plan al the Lottery .

The Numbers from to SO. 900, corresponding
with those Numbers onthe Tickets printed on
separate slips Of paper, are encircled with small tin
tubes and placed in one Wheel.
The first 457 Prizes, similarly printed and en-
circled. are placed in another Wheel.
The wheels are then reviewed, and number is
drawn from the w heel of Numbers, and at the same
time prize drawn from the other wheel The No.
and prize drawn out are opened and exhibited TO
The audience, and registered by the Commissioners;
The Prize being placed against the Number drawn.
This operation is repeated until all the prizes are
draws out.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-05-28
Iron and Nails

WE keep constantly on hand fall assortment Of
Bar Iron Pow Plates, Nails, Sc, nanufacture5
AZ the Sonthern lron-works, Padncah, Ky 4, out
Of the best Tennessee Iron and guaranteed equal
TO any iron made. Satisfied that we can make il
greatly 20 the interest Of those buying IRON, we
solicit call az our Iron Store, % door from the
Court House, Frankn Street
II. a. FOWLS, Agent.
clafks%'.!e, april i6, SHY
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-05-28
scotch Pebble speefncIes.
LANp FOR sALE.

IN obedience 70 an order made Nv the Chsacsrx
eoprfat Dover. Tenn, al ia April torn $50, IL
s. BFlen, VIII, on Monday he cih dtg Of jnaA
next, a tho court house door ii ne town On DO.
yer, offer for sale % the hlehest hIdief Oh cfsd
Of and years with nitefeel from 5sIe nIlhoul
ihe privilege Of redemption. Except each enough
IA The p'eadinso mentioned ia said da1se. eortan-
inR nhont loJ acres. The purchaser win h> re-
CURED 10 execute bis note Win good >scnll,y. ara
lien fftsiu4d on de laid ll i3 nI|I ft1ss Itnfat
!. paid. q RDnfkN'3 a. & Al
april "a. - pf ~ t6 40
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-05-28
SPRING AND SUMNER
lot Il TN G !!

w E are just in receipt Of our Spring supplies
Of Clothing and Furnishing Goods, which we
venture TO assert cannot DO excelled ia this mar
ket In variety, styles and prices. An examna-
ton Of the stock Is requested
McC ULLOcH e. P1TMAN.
April 9, '5e-3m
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-05-28
Young Black Hawk

YOUNG BLACK HAWK was sired by Hills
Black Hawk, Of Vermont; dam by Old Membrino
VI Duchess county, New York; grand dam by
Plato; g. <. dam by Imported Messenger
This horse will make the season Of 1858, which
will commence ON the 18th inst and end on the
LIST Of July, at Woodland Farm, near Bowling
Green, Stewart County, Tenn and viii serve a
limited number of mares besides those Of his
owner at $40 the season, the money due when
the mare is served, and TO be paid in every case
proving not in foal can be sent back to him, the
nextfollowing yeas, free Of charge
Mares, from distance, taken care Of at mod
crate charge.
For further information, apply 10 Henry Ed
wards, Esq, OF the owner,
GEORGE STACKER,
Bowling Green, Stewart Co. Tenn.
March 10, '5S,-3m.
az HOP. Mercury copy months. forward bill
to this Office. and send copy Of paper to advertiser
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-05-28
Insures against the
DANG ERs OF FIR E.

PERTLs OF INLAND NAVIGATION
At liberal rules and rates as risks assumed per-
init OF for solvency and fair profit
Especial attention paid to Insurance. Of Dwell
lings, Farm Property, Out buildings and contents
Such Insured for periods Of TO 5 years on the
most favorable terms.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-05-28
LAW NOTICE.

The undersigned havs formed partnership In
the Practice or THE Law and VIII give sirict
attention to any business confded to US II the line
Of our profession.
g. A. HENRY,
J. o. sHAcKELFoBD,
THos. p HENRY.
CIarksvIIe, Feb 90. 1874
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-05-28
Change of Time.
THOMAS & BROTHER,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists,

Wholesale and RetasI Druggists,
GAINESVILLE, TENN.
WILL continue TO sell Drugs. Painss, Glass, Per-
fumery, Books, Stationery, Oils, Comha. &C., II
reduced prices for cash, OF to Puncfual dea.
lers on Time, payable LIST July and Isl January.
Towns Thomas, having returned from
California to GAINESVILLE, for the purpose Of ma
king Il bis future home will take charge of the
store and give X mis- entire personal attention -
To his old friends and acquaintances. nothing need
be said 10 recommend him kept 10 say, call and
see him, for, by SO doing, they will find him the
same "HoMDRE," ready TO give entire satisfaction
tom.
In calling the attention Of our many friends to
the above Card, we cannot refrain from returning
our warmest thanks for their very longand con-
'inusd custom.
NJ Remember the Drug Store on the Public
Square. near Franklin street.
THOMAS 4 BROTHER.
Jan s. '5s-if
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-05-28
9th Of April, 1858.
Look For things Useful.
Fiyst n Fine assortment Of

PURE AND FRE,SH DRUGS,
Second, beautiful assortment of Chemicals. di.
rect from Hover Wsghinan's celebrated lib
ratory-embncing in part
suph Bebeerine, Crysielized Nit Silver,
Chloroiorm, Glyoerlne,
Cnlornte Potassa Wallets Mass
Suph Oinchona, Iron, Alum, &c. sc.
All of which have been bought at saving of
Jobbers profits, and will be sold Ptohysns at
the lowest rates. THOMAS a. BRO,
Wholesale and Prescription Druggists.
NORW00D'S Tlncture Of Vrratru.n yeriai.-
A few bottles Just received of his manufacture,
and forsae by THOMAS & BRO. I
Cod Etver Oii.-Another supply in Bot
tlesand per Gallon. Also, Woods Hair Kesto-
tive; Mrs Aliens do and large supply of
BarPy's Tricopherous aud Lyons Katheron. at
THOMAS & BRO.
Lubins.---A small lot Of 'Iubins', (Paris)
genuine Extracts, for those who desire something
eXtr, at THOMAS g. BRO.
Pocket Cutlery aud RnzOrs.-A few
packages fine Cutlery aud four dozen Of our RAJ
aors, warranted by us, OF no sale
THOMAS & BRO
PORT HOMES, Pocket Books, large aud
SMALL Nail, Hair, Tooth, Comb, shoe and Sha-
wing Brushesi also, lot Of superior white,wash
varnish aud paint brushes, iasi received and fol
sale by THOMAS & BRO.
Corn starch aud k;ampS.--One case
Com Starch, in pound packs, for buildings, &c
Two dozen Of tho new style improved Coal oil
lamps, with groand glass chlmneys, (KnSpp's
pate CD pair pulpit lamps also variety Of
lamp chin Ieys, FOR coal oil lamps, Those who
want sopsr.or light, cheaper than candles. viii
Gala THOMAS & BROS