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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-08

NERCHANDIsE. &C.
| JUST RECEIVED
zroImovns A FANCY STORE
D Also desra L.dIs. .hieh the mos, sr.eef:
sssr 800 AZ ss.aa lot q Mantle. ,ha, ~ers
aae,oa ssw day. sine. and eon.sued :" rue to sell -.
gains Benne Mantles Extension skirts and an endless
variety Of other fances 6s
nLD MOUNTAIN wMs.xY:-a .. Dbl: . No. =, 4.
a. .s.. s e. :.a'sy NowL'S ALEXANDER
OOO syNCMKs COrroNyARNs
hoo Kegs Old Dominion Nails,
mar y ls 'S1'' A'''' '.''''~ YOUNGER S R SMITH
II HAVE rmIs DAY ier mi. city Ter Tho psr-
pose selecting eesan, and early supply Fall Goods
that my stock this time full aud varied In all
Ia departments and any Lady wants .upero, sk Dress
fnc fancy Stella shawl to suit tho approaching season.
please call at No Main street John AhRAHAAs
KA BARRELS prs... no~.ssi. whI.Ly %.
ma Isl. '''''''' So - CAMP. SMITH 3 CO
RAC1N! RACON,:-w~ have fer sale 900
ID ms prime Virgin. cured Bacon o,vor, . sv,ru
WE CAN SNOW .smc style. Of Rs.i.~.s
saot, GLASS &RAiNE.
A PACT ron The PKOPLK-wiI -.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS and you VIM ne the LARGEST AND
MOST IT,, ELEGANT AssonTMENT o., or srnlkd AND
Stock wi, be pand the LATrsT Avn MOST BEAUTIFUL Dr.
Of DRESS GODS BIN and Cord Silks Berages, Shal
ley. Organda Mouslns. Lawns &C &c large lot Of Whe
Goods Spring and Summer Goods for Gentlemen,
stock BOOTS stiOE for price
and quality; HATS CAPS &c Tho above Goods being
excusvcy for cash. enables to A.l as low
South Of tn. Potomac Call and give stock
inaton before buying
IT, Country would do well 10 give call be-
fore going North. n Gt6GENHEihtR
apl SITS
lNE WENT hav IN z bee pstHsrd sole goat
by the proprietor Of the James River Cement Works.
the Cement this place, am prepared To MI al
orders n tho lowest prices WM. r. ANDERSON.
aug li.t
ANEW CONCERN.--Sve I'M We this day assoria
~ ted ourselves together under the style and firm u Lee
johnson Co. for the purpose Of conducting general Gro
Common aud f0rw ardg business al the old stand Oi
Lee e. Johnson, Main Street. where weNi he glad TO
old friends and the pubic with promise to every
effort TO promote their interest,
JOHN Is. LEE,
TiIDS l.. JOHNSON,
nchburs Jan. l., 1857 GEORGE W. ROOKIE.
ian1
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NJEw CONCERN.-Tbe aWdersikaed having
~ associated Themselves together under the style and arm
OF OGDEN A WfNGfIELD for the purpose Of conducting
General Commission aud arng Business In III" large
and New brick Building the Basin opposite the
and Railroad Depot. and door below Mesrs
Andcrscn Adams Co take Tins method o informing their
generally that they prepared to
ProGucr Of description,
reasonable other House In the city They viii
give their pcrsonAl the business and their
best effort give all ho favor them th
call WM IL OGDEN,
s!7 4. G, WINFIELD,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-08
HANsEN,s PIANOS.

guNHE Invites the attention Of tho pub
lie and Of purchasers particularly To the superior fRE
MUM RlASOS manufactured by HIM splendid assort
ment constantly on hand
Pianos hav. resolved Premium two years In success
1856 and 1851 the Pairs OF the American Institute
Crystal Palace petit th most OF the leading manu-
New York and Boston and unqanst"nnb Of
the beat qsalty Of tone ui round aud brilliant AS wen as
and hattor ourselves by tho appro
81 ventung To say that our Pianos
Others and equal Grand faho
In regard volume and elasticity oil TOUGH combined
greaiast armnesa which Is very rarely met with In
other Pianos
respectfully solicit Ianinaiop from strangers snd
end convince themselves OF the above before purchasing
eiscw here All our Pianos " arranied
IL HANSEN, Manufacturer OF Piano Fories
anil lin Marcr 100 Gnnirn N,M OK.
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..LYNaglnsMa:C OACsI ANDnk

~
~ H4SS " AHGDS FACTORY The subsrr e394&~
H''e-n1- her returns his grateful acknowledge
aud for the liberal patron
aud bcg rnv"tn INF them and the pub
started in business and he hopes nv
strict attention 10 business I" mert continuance OF Ia
lie order aud keep hand all kinds Of
ri the most substantial and
stvlc lie will make nrlrr and will have made
general ssnr,mcnt Roeknwnvs and buRgies
Also o and two horse Spring moving
aggnns horse stages All who want good work
LyprbnrY Codcb and UnRRon Factory snd as
ioing the cash principle may expect to
get good work AMI alta low price All who want good and
neat Is 'VG'rs give ne a call JOHN IL BALLET, Ase
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e TiME.-PRE.EWVuNs. FUKNACEs.-

O0l bBt.S.CEMENT,i in store I'D for .nieh
~ enl3Is ANDERSON, LANFoED & co
4 AnrE Ms MAGAZINk, Ter srpIem be- Iu.,
'eee''eaN laus ls"l G viCrORS
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TNtFAKNU n DIX. ]. Z. Az EK,
Praciic al nd Anal iieai dhcnis -. Lowell, Mas


J. II SEAY, I.ynchburs PURCELL. LADD g. co, Ricl
N mi +. luNl>, i.tctsuuisi NJ, A. SANTOS. Norfnlk
aui ali druggists jy o. 6in
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-08

NVlSAKD "a 0 -. The most beRUtsfu1 busi-
WI Spring that las been introduced at
ma GLASS a. RAINES.
UDEFKitsE kAEOKs, REFRlEEKATORs.
III have day received large lot of Refrigeraors some
49, ing somewhat pressed for ROOM aud
fr money, vii dispose o them 10 early applicants
for very small advance on cost
apl 13ts EDWARD J. FoIKES
ENnN MACHINE OIE..-B have ia store
II stocA superior oI n mac iery Also, pure Winter
Reached Sperm Oh For sale by JOHN Ii SEAl,
Druggist.
NNyOOD AN - IL nKEK!-Ehe dcrsigned
w keeps constantly hand al ir S"uthSide Railroad
De pot a good W GOD AND LUMBER. and will
people rchburg and vicinity
paironikc him Having Mills In successful alton
App"atox county he nal order for Lumber 81 the
sl"I
His for al! sums Of s0 and under cash. $780,
SlUU, months credit the purchasers
be rc,Ilrci to give nut,s satisfactorily endorsed.
n My agent, Nj Nm H. Reynolds. will be found
family the Depot, My address Evergreen r. o., APP
pomaox
,,b lu.ly JOHN N TONEY.
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II
~ snhscrber has Just hundred GIDCkS
OF all SORTS shapes aud patterns 10 winch woud invite
attention Of his friends and community at large
and examine and you viii hnd the prices 10 sat
Rep copy lie l2-tsl JAMES IlINWiDDlE
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-09-25
Public Speaking.

Judge Niblack and Judge Hovey, the op
posing candidates for Congress, will address
their fellOw-citizens at the following times
and places, to-wit:
Vander6urgh County-Evansville, Tues
day, August 3lst; Ingles's Station, Wednes-
day, September lst; at Longs, in the Bayou,
Friday, October 9Th; Germantown, Satur-
day, October 9th.
Gibson Co,nty-Princeton, Thursday,
September I'd; Francisco, Friday, Sd
Owensvil.e, Saturday, 4th; Patoka, Mon
day, 9th.
Rnor county-Dickensburg, Tuesday, Sep
tenber 9TH; Vincennes, Wednesday, 9th !;
Edwards Port, Saturday, 25; Bruceville,
Monday, ~.
Pike eounty-Hornbrooks, Tuesday, Sep
tember IA; Petersbureh, Wednesday, Is;
Crossroads, Thursday, l6.
Dariess comfy Washington, Friday,
September II; Alfordsville, Saturday, lS;
Raglesville, Thursday, %; Owl Prairie,
Friday, "a.
Martin county-Loogootee, Monday, Sep
tember 20; Halberts Bluff, Tuesday 2l !;
Harrisonville, Thursday, %.
Posey comty--Mount Vernon, Monday,
October 4th; New Harmony, Tuesday. 5th;
Wadesville, Wednesday, 6; Union church,
Thursday, 7th.
Speaking to commence at ! o'clock, P. NJ
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A xovEMEsT AMONG THE CATHOLIC CLER-
GY.-An extraordinary memorial has been
addressed by 507 Austrian priests to the
author of the Concordat the Cardinal
Prince Archbishop of Vienna In this
document, the lower Catholic clergy put
forth their grievances in language the like
of which has not been heard since the days
of The Reformation. The memorial begins
with e rough onslaught on the absolutistic
progressives of the episcopacy. This Con-
cordat," it says, "has conferred upon the
bishops many new privileges and large
increase of power; but the priest has to
bear the whole odium of the indignation
and of the moral resistance which the hat
ed convention has created among the
people" "There is no doubt" the docu-
raent says in a subsequent paragraph, but
that our religion has become the object of
universal derision.- The Concordat has
aroused the wrath Of the most moderate
men with respect to the ANTICIPATED, medieval
ordinances of the Church; and the indigna-
ton against the executors of those ordin-
ances become louder and more universal
from day to day. This sentiment is the
more dangerous as it spreads among the
main body Of the people" The memorial
complains of the wretched pay sometimes
less than that of cab-driver), of the lower
clergy, in consequence of which they are
driven to the collection of fees and taxes
which are the source of the most disgrace
full and disgusting conflicts with the people.
Religion is thus made to appear in the light
of an insufferable burden, and agitators in
crease the ill-feeling by directing attention,
not to the penury of the lower clergy, but
to the luxury and abundance in which the
bishops are revelling. In the next place
the petitioners lay bare the laziness Of monk
hood, and demand the abolition of these
begging orders and the appropriation of
their revenues to the maintenance Of the
working priests.
A more important demand follows. 1t rs
for the abolition of celibacy, on the ground
that the impossibility of entering into Il
married state renders the priest the victim Of
suspicious, of sneering and contempt, and
produces laxity amongst the clergy, thus
rendering them contributors to the moral
dissolution which is invading even the popr-
lar classes. In conclusion, the petitioners
demand that "such reform should be intro
duced as to make the lower clergy no longer
in the odious light of opposers of the poorer
classes; and that the priests by the abolition
of the law Of celibacy, should be restored to
the common ties of family and humanity
"If this is not done" they assert, "all our
influence will entirely disappear; the Cath
olc religion will be dcspiscd, hierarchy be
totally overthrown, and the state become
the football of ceaseless attacks and compli-
cations" They express, too, the significant
hope that they may not be driven to expect
their safety from the revolutionary party
". y. Post
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-09-25

A MYSTERY ExPLAISgD.-A short time ago
a man ns-ned Bostwick had published in the
New Orleans Picayune his own obituary,
sent several copies of the paper containing il
TO the North, and left New Orleans under
circumstances that induced the belief that he
was engaged in some dishonest business
The Chicago papers clear up the mystery of
the affair somewhat, by informing us that
Bostwick is civil engineer, and was, until
q recent date, resident Of Pana, H., where
he was a member of the firm of Bostwick
4 Bellen, real estate and land agents. He
had been paying his addresses to Miss
Emma c. Gibson, living in the town, but
she rejected his suit, when he became de-
pressed in spirits and left Pana Unexpectedly,
leaving behind him all his personal effects.
The supposition is now that his announce
ment of his own death was only little in
advance Of that event, a. il is presumed he
committed suicide soon afterwards.
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THE HEAvEys.-At IL minutes past
o'clock this morning, occurred the Autumnal
Equinox. The equinox in astronomy, is the
time at which the sun passes through the
equator in one Of the equinoctial points.
When the sun is in the equator, the days
and nights all over the world are of the
same length, and this gives the name, of
equai-night The equinoxes do not divide
the year into portions of equal length, for as
the sun is at the greatest distance from the
earth in the summer, and the angular motion
in his orbit is consequently slower, the in
terval from the vernal to the autumnal equi-
nox is greater than from the autumnal to
the vernal. So that the sun remains longer
North of the equator than South of it. This
year the difference between these periods
amounts to 7 days 10 hours and AZ minutes.
There is no Arithmetic sufficiently subtle
aud comprehensive to estimate the amount
of force which these seven days and q hal,
of sunshine are equal to. For it isa theory
ingenious and plausible, that force is the
direct product of the suns rays. Some
meteorologists hold that to the sun 8 tarryinl
longer 10 the Northern than in the Southern
latitudes is to be attributed the higher mear
+ temperature of the Northern Hemisphere.
The Harvest Moon is shining full upon u
/ now of nights. The harvest moon is s.
called because about the time of theautumna
equinox, and when the fruits of the hsrves
are being brought in, the moon rises o
nearly the same hour-shortly after sunset
for several nights in succession CSnetnnd
Gazette, 22d.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-09-25

A VALUABLE wHALE.-The schooner
Watchman, says the Newburyport Mass. }
Inquirer, of the 10th inst, which recently
returned to this port from whaling voyage,
captured sick sperm whale in Siam Bay,
from which they obtained eleven barrels OF
oil, which, at the present market price, is
valued at about $3.50. From the carcass OF
this whale six hundred pounds of ambergris
was obtained, which sold in Boston the pres
ent week for the sum Of $40, 900, making
the value of the whale of O,45o, which is
we think. the most valuable whale on re
ror6
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HrxlFsEs AUTOMATIC R0TaT.


The attention of manufacturers Of agricultural
implements, and the raisers Of small gain, Is nvit
eli 20 recent and most valuable improvement in
the construction Of thssffffow. invented by v. NJ.
CRAFEE, Of Grayville Illinois. In this new imple-
ment the teeth i'm .rted in two self revolving
horizontal Wheels, by which the furro~ Of the
teeth made to the lime 81 the direction of
the harrow, aud the teeth GO rvt,nd the circuit
of the wheel every time the harrow moves forward
the length Of the diameter of the wheel, each toth
has just three times the effect Of tooth in straight
harrow, consequently II does its work Ear better,
and more of IL. Once passing over the ground with
this harrow leaves il 5cttrr narrowed than 10y two
passages with the ordinary harrow. 1t IL much
lighter draft upon the team, and What must bc "A
great consideration ~ih every practical farmer, in
passing over corn stubble ground, IL keeps itself
entirely free Of stalks, by its action it scatters
them on each side OF II.
The Inventor proposes TO sell the right to manu-
acture these Harrows, for any given Territory,
either Counties States, at moderate prices 1c
will also sell single Harrows, and the receipt cf
SIS he will ship good six feet Harrow TO any part
Of the country, the purchaser paving freight. Ad-
dress, " NJ CHAFEE,
augs-d3t-wtf GRANVILLE, Illinois.
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N BEarTI' M D.-0FPyC Il .S.s.D

n BE.ITTr M D.-0FFyC II .1.S.D
Oh AoResdence in MIR. Caldwell's Buildings, On
Locust, near Second Street.
THANKFUL for the liberal patronage given 10 him
last summer, be has returned 20 Evansville with the
dsegn Of becoming permanent citizen, and res-
pectiully offers his professional services in all dis
eases, acute or chronic.
While DR.. Ii. regards the scientihc Of water as
tIie Febrif Icum MacnunI, he nevertheless all
te safe remedies both Of the AIOpathc aud Eclectic
Schools ss adjuncts, discardng ell injurious and
poisonous medicines.
lie would call the attention CT the public 20 the
following
SPECIALITIEs
CANcIEs-Rcmoved without the knife and perraa-
ucntly cured.
BR0xcuITIs AND CoSsUMpTIos-Treated ~ the
new system Of inhalation of niedicated varors,
sisted by valuable expectorapt syrurs.
DISEASES OF THE EYEs.-Persons who have had
their eyes burnt with various kinds Of caustics,
ceiving little benefit. viii hrd It to their in
terest to change the treatment.
FEMALE DfsEAsEs-Will I've treated with Tefaarka-
ble success. Various remedies will he used, a.
the Magnetic Electric machine for nervous dieeases,
Sc., &c.
The subscriber Las choice assortment Of pure
drugs and medicines lwines and brandies Tor medi-
cal PURPOSES onlyl and the most popular patent
medicines at retail Persons calling for medicines,
and paying for them in the ofnce may have medicsi
counsel without charge.
BS- Physicians prescriptions both Of the Aio-
pathic and Eclectic Schools carefully prepared al al
hours. A. BEATTY, NJ. d.
myIf-1y
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HyH.sT GU.n RELTE.,-c,,,--Torcfr

Uvy.fT GIN HRELTT.S-Cn.--Torcf rcfiIie Ut
- teIly statements made in an advertisement IN
another column, about the "New York Bei,irz
Co.'s Eulcanized Rubber Betting and Packing Il =
only ecessary to say that the editors of ih5 SCI
ENTIFiC AMERICAN, in a long and elaborate ar
tice in their coluIhns (which every reader q that
invaluable paper has seen) recommends the New
York Betting Co.'S H"ltinc above ali Others, and by
way Of clncher Chey sta.e that they Use u On ali
their presses md machinery
This Cc9npany is wealthy and "a authorized 70
guaraIiee the articles made by them equal, II not
euPriOr 10 any other make.
Tho rapid sale Of the NesT YORK Beitlng 10 our
lars. mach uists mills and fctories 10 who
are Judges aaG csinEct ie t1, = sbfheiert evi-
dence Of its yalue but the testimony Of the Scier-
cor. retitor. sfNuff ced.
! just opening the eighth shipment TO me OF Belt
! ing since summer. for sale at Cincinnati prices.
| CHARLES = WELLS New Store,
! dec3 OIlro<ite J. II. Mafhee h Co.'S.
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- sl73,7s2 a.

IL WILLIAM STREET,
New York, March, 1857.
AT the request of the President and BoaId Of Di-
rectors of the Knickerbockcr Life Insurance Com
pany, certify that the mode Of computing present
value Of the Policies employed by the Secretary of
the Company is scientifically correct, and in
cordance with the prescriptions of the charter.
also certify, that have compared the list of poll
cies furnished me by the President the books
Of the Company with valuation tables sufficiently to
test the accuracy Of the results given by the Sccre-
tary, and find the values stated within TO be nu-
mercally correct That is say, the present val
ue of the future risk Of the Office all outstanding
policies or the difference between the present value
Of future premiums TO lie paid them Si3 96T 10.
The total value of policies, the holders of which
are entitled TO dividends, is g., ,227 or.
And If the surplus is correctly stated al s7l 3l2 II,
the difference between this and the present value of
the future risk Of the Company existing policies
after deducing 10 per cent Of il for the relief fund.-
s the proper amount for dividend, towit Sf 6l0 81.
The true principle Of dividend is to assign TO each
policy holder who has insured on the mutual plan a
share proporonsd TO the present value of his poll
cy, which lie the true value of his interest stock
holder Of the Company. This share amounts to 10
per cent Of the present value Of the policy
CHARLES w. HACKLEY.
February 25th, 1857.
As Agent for the above Company, am prepared
20 issue Policies, on the favorable terms. Pam
phets giving all desirable information, can be had
on application. wM. T. PAGE.
Evansville, April 9th, Is5s.-ly.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
II sTRgTTO.N; LIT.BRY. .s.N.D

~ o Sale Stable, Second between Main and LU-
Gust Streets, opposite the Old Presbyterian Church,
Evansville.
The undersigned has n large and commOdious
Brick Stable with sheds for Carriages, and Is pre-
pared To take horses by the day, week or month
llis customers may be of having their animals
well and carefully attended to. DE refers to the
following gentlemen whose horses he has hah long
time under his charge.
lie has also a number Of good and safe horses for
the saddle or harness, with number OF new and
comfortable buggies, To- hire. Orders for saddle
horses OF bugges, will be punctually attended to.
Refer to C. q. Keats Gas oflier; &. X. Bement;
J. :. Gavtt, Ex-Sherii; CyPran Preston.
octl2-lv j. SfRATTON.
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- The EKE'@
EysRy.-OF ILL

"AE Ex.E!.--OF ILL TAE On
u CANS which benehcent has endowed
man with, the EYE Is the most Important most
complex .sd most delicate IN oreanizanon from
Ts exposed situation, II s constantly liable to dir
ease which assumes varied forms, and which, when
neglected OF maitrcatsd, too frequently terminate
In blindness IL becomes, therefore. necessary tina
the practitioner shall be thoroughly convcrsan
not only with the Of tho eye hall and IL
sppendages, but that he shall have most ascrrat
and perfect knowledge Of all dscs.es 20 which that
organ is liable.
would observe thai after experience Of ten
wears In the principal opthaimic hospitals Of Eu-
rope together with the advantage of large private
practice, am prepared TO treat all diseases of the
Eve with that Certainty Of succc~e which Can only
be accomplished by years Of experience.
e. Consultation hours from A. NJ. To IL p. NJ =,
and 1 to 6 p NJ. JOHN MAGENNIS, NJ. d.
Ofhce. corner Locust and Second streets, Evans.
yills Indiana. jy2s-lyw
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RATES OF .sDp-ERTEsE.N.G.


j 5 ! ! ) ! )
| Day. sol IS l@I l25 l 80 70
. Days. IS Is 80 80 2 Is 80
> Duy'. loo 80 70 225 30 %
Days. 1 25 SOL 5Ol 3l5 IS Is
Days. sOI 40 50 80 - 80
l Week. l SOL 25 3Ool 375 40 25
Weeks 2 so 5 IS ooI 8 25 50 70
. Weeks 3 col sol 6OOl 80 800 10 so
1 No. 4OOI 6Ool 500 10 90 l2 90 "a 90
2 Mos. 6ool rs II so la 75 10 ~ Is 70
, Ifo's. I so II . Is ~ Is IS y 80 26 -
. JTo''. $ 50 IL Is II 90 2l p 25 80 % 70
8 Mo. 10 90 Is IN ~ 90 . ~ 80 ~ - 40
. Mos / Is 90 10 so 2i oo % so 70 % 45 50
II Mo- Is no p 80 30 O0 ~ "a ~ OO y 20
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TUsT RECRiV.ED.-I95 B.sGs COF;

TUsT TRECEIV.ED.-I95 B.AGS cor.
OFEE.
100 boxes tea.
100 bales American Navy oakurn.
cases liquorice,
10 cases lemon syrur.
10 do brandy cherries,
do s'synth, 80
- boxes pickles,
do peecalilu,
do nasturtions,
10 curacao In jugs,
bbls four sulphur.
10 kegs refined saitpetre.
blls alum,
do chalk,
do coreras,
Is 10 almonds.
do iiherts,
do almonds (.oit sl,eu,.
do Brazil nuts
do Engiish walnuts,
n toxes shelled Almonds.
Ibis currents,
iOboxes ctron,
100 do fire crackers,
10 cases cards,
100 dOz tar buckets,
for sale low by TENSEf SORRESSCS,
aug30 No. 81 Water street.
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NV:l.NSVILLE P.aPER WXKE.

A/house.-We have now ON hand, and offar on
liberal terms a well assorted stock for printer. and
bookbinders, among which We hame--
5GO bundles Printing Parer, assorted si.e.;
loco Straw Boards 1000 Tar Boards.
As well as colorcd Printing Paper; plain Cap and
Hose fat Cap; DENY, Medium. white and coIored
Cards and Card Boards, which We can have cut 70
any size; Post-ofhce paper, Manila Wrapping,
Printers Ink, &c. We also beg leave TO call the
attention Of dealers to our stock Of 25O0 bundles
Wrapping Paper, and 100 gross Of Bonnet Boards.
The highest market price paid for Rags
vi TETyEy s0FEEsnT.
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yIVOEdCC0. = $50 bVxES 6H0l6E
II Brand=, Va and Ky. Tobacco. just rrcei- d
and fry sale by WHEELER & RlGGA