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Washington telegraph., 1858-03-03

nS- Capt. i. q. Humphries, for several
years military store keeper at ths u 5. Ar
seull at Little Rock, has been ordered to
Florida.
Washington telegraph., 1858-03-03

s1- 1t is stated that Gen. Harvey, who
was in Washington at last accounts, in
tends going to Europe, and has furlOugh
for two years.
Washington telegraph., 1858-03-03

II is said that Gov Denver will veto al
the acts Of the special Legislature of Kan
sas. There il rumor in Washington that
he will soon be recalled, and that Mr..
Porter, Of Albany, n. ", will be appoin-
ted to succeed him.
Washington telegraph., 1858-03-03

II i stated that On Saturday, the 9th Of
January, tine doors Of the English Ecclesi-
astical Courts throughout the kingdom
elosed, to open no more, after having ex-
listed for nearly 500 years
Washington telegraph., 1858-03-03

cT The Richmond Enquirer says
single engraving, representing pear, in
the Patent Office Report, cost ten thou
sand dollars.
Washington telegraph., 1858-03-03

HS- 1t is auth entically announced that
the attempt to grow tea in Java, has prov
cd failure, and that the plantations have
been aban doGed
Washington telegraph., 1858-03-03

NJ. o. r r. RAILRoAD.-The atten-
ton of stockholders Is called to the no
tice of the attorneys of this company.
Washington telegraph., 1858-03-03

sa- c. B. Hood, Esq, of Brooklyn, n.
Y, has our, thanks for a file Of late pa
pers.
Washington telegraph., 1858-03-03

For SALE-The boilers, engines, fur
niture, &c, of the steamer White Cliffs
are offered for sale. See advertisement.
Washington telegraph., 1858-03-03

Russian Dcteat By the CTrcaSsiars.-
On the Is Of January the Circassians, an
der Sefer Pacha, carried By storm the fort
Of Ake1ou, and massacred the garrison
1900 Russians.
Washington telegraph., 1858-03-03

sp- There has been an extensive de-
pot for the sale of slaves established at
Shreveport
Washington telegraph., 1858-03-03

saT- Attention is invited to the adver-
tisement of r. Dugger.
Washington telegraph., 1858-03-03
WAsHINGroN. Feb. 20.

J. B. Clay and Mr.. Culloin, late Clerk
Of the House, bad a rencontre at Browns
Hotel Cullom slapped Clay's face
Ex-Lieut A. G. Rhind has posted Com
mander Boutwell, as a liar and coward
The difficulty originated several years
since and was renewed before the Naval
Court of Inquiry.
New ORLEANS, Feb. 22-Sales Of Cot
tor % day 10000 bales Steamers news
caused greater 6rmness. Sales Of Low Mid
ding ii lOs@I0E; Middlinr, ll@l1t-
NEw YORK, Feb. y.
The weekly Bank statement shows de-
crease of lolms 6,52l decrease of cir
cula,ion S54 ,653 an increase of specie
81 .Isg. .SJ2. The increase Of nominal de-
p.r.its I'll S3.543. 73O increase Of undrawn
icpI-its sl52,TT5-
FifHTs AND EIMORs OF FIGHTS
WASHINGTON. Monday, February D.
A ruInor Wa current ye-terday that there
hal bsei a hostile meeting between !. b. Clay
and q n. Gallon. resulting n a fatal wouni 70
the latter Ii Wa. however, diserediied- Il
lst- anticipated THAT there would be "A hostile
meeting between G-n. HArney and Col- sum
nsr ani also bt tween Rhinl and Boutwell,
Tn-- ar VET unievciopad
An altsrrIt tiDn. wliicn led in tistirnfs. took
p.ac. Yesterday in the BARRIERS shop at Viii
lard. Hotel between Licutenants Bell. Of the
C4vairy and Williams. Of the Dragons, Of
the Army 1t may result in a duel, chal-
lenge passed
LATER
Ex-Licutenant Rhind has been arrested un-
ler the anti-,lneing law, for posting Comman-
ier Boutwell, a. d liar and coward
LATEST.
Lieutenant Rhind and bis friend Capt George.
have been held TO bail in the sum Of S2.5OO, at
tine INSTANCE Of Commander Boutwell,, for send
inz him a challenge. and posting him.
The friends Of Clay anl Cuiiom couldn't re-
coneile their difficulty The parties had left to
fight duel
Bell ami williams are still unreconciledi
duel i pending
LATER FROM EUROPE
NEw YORK. Friday. February 22d-
The steamship Africa has arrived, bringing
Liverpool dates TO the 9th inclusive.
COTTcN-Sales of Cotton for the week, ~
600 baleS-with 5, 500 to Spectators and 1000
70 exporters The markets opened with slight
advance MI qualities which was afterwards
lot. ~ uplnnis hal declined l-l6l- Sales
On Friday. 5000 bale. including 1000 to spec
nlators ami exporter Market closed steady
The quotations are-Orleans fair : I; Middling
fair lis: Mobile fair z; Mildling fair So
Stock in port $50 900 bales. Of which l75.OOO
l. American Manchester alvices are favorable
Goods Of all kinds have advanced.
Washington telegraph., 1858-03-03

SENATE.-Thc Committee % Terrific
ries say that they d. not approve Of the
ordinance accompanying the Leconpton
Constitution, nor do they regard it as
y IT 81 the constitution, nor will its ap-
proval Or disapproval affect the validity
u the Constitution. Adjourned to Tues
dry.
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ENGRAVING NEATLY EXECUTED

R1- am located in the Post Office building. Re-
member the place, at the sign Of the big Watch. ia
Having had charge Of the watch work Of one OF the
finest establishments in the the west for year, have
the satisfaction of giving below their recommendation
ms q matter OF reference. AUGUSTUS FRENCH.
McGrcgor Iowa, June IA, 1s5snsSf
-- ~f.HEs MrIwAuKEE May IS, 1858.
70 ALL WHOM 1T NAY CONCERN: This
ccres that Mr. Augustus French has been in our en-
ploy during the year Of 1851 "a Matchmaker and
we most checrfuily recommend him as very superior
workman in all that pertains to the matchmaking
business. MATSON Il LOOMS.
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AUGUSTUS FRENCH.

Having purch tue right to the above described
tath, lanl the oly having such Lath, right in
this vicinity aud with the addition If other eSpen i've
aud complicated machinery such as the most modern
nndfmprovcd wheel and pinion cutting engine, and
rounding up machine, would here state, that am
prepared to make or repair any part or the hee
watch in scientific and workman-like manner. NO
watch maker has taken greater pains to improve III
this important branch than myself having thoroughly
studied the primary construction OF watches In con-
nexion with a knowledge oil many experiments made
by some OF tho best workmen in New York. under whose
instruction have been. l do claim a theoretical
knowledge and practical understanding OF the various
perfections and mpcrfectios In the different classes of
watch movements. make it my principal study to
Improve and excel in this important business Those
who fine watches that need repairs, will save time
and expense, andqute often their watches from iu-
proper usage by calling me and getting them put
In good order. And no mistdke your watch however,
fine or choice will be in safe hands if left with me-
have no apprentices nkers'' at the business, but it
will be my constant endeavor by personal attention
to business reduce the science of watch making to
practice, and my increased facilities enable me to do
work less rates than any who hangs out 'gn,
aud makes attelnps watch making, with tools,
Lathcs requisite. Ihave on hand good assortment OF
watch materials to supply country dealers as low rs
New York prices. have the art of making Jewels OF
all kinds, also Chrononotcr balances, in fact every
part Of watch, and county watch makers Will do
we'll to send when they have watches that require
new parts that they cannot supply.
Clocks and Jewelry will also receive attention.
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MERCHANDISE,

Ever BROUGHT 10 MtGrecor, and be respectfully invite
buyers of the town aud country TO call and exanin
styles and prizes. lis stock of
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"a IL Il II II % -
HdALOHdWV QNV LHDI1-AYS
Al go new go Ap
Ii " il r Y

McGREGOR, !: IOWA.
N W. FREEMAN has recently purchased a supply
- of handsome
Carriages, Bug9ies, and lot Of Horses,
for the accommodation OF the public His stable will
be found Ann street. the premises formerly used
as barn for the American Hotel The proprietor will
Board, Buy, Sell or HIRE Horses,
terms that cannot fail to be satisfactory His stock
of Horses and Carriages il not excelled in the West
The travelling public will find much to their advantage
to patroni8e the New Livery
April 81, 1s5Sns0tf
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Groceries.
Wholesale or Retail.

In such quantities as the customer may require.
Attention is particularly called to the fact that
DERBY DAYS sssar'' brand of Whiskey, together
with full assortment OF Wines and andes, will lie
kept on hand at the lowest figures
CO PRopUcE and CASH received in payment.
G.. H. FLANDERS.
Anril Ii, lS5Sn,9tf
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NORTH McGREGOR.

HIENKE G BANDOW have opened Dry Goods
aud Grocery store in North McGrcgor, and are
prepared to furnish anything w snted in the line OF
Dry. Goods, Groceries, Crockery, Liquors
Provisions, de-, de-,
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StOUeS! Stores =!
III. B AR II III ART

YTNAkES this method to inform the citizens Of
II Northern Iowa and Southern Minnesota that he
Is prepared to do all kinds of MILLWRIGIIT WORK,
such as building Steam Water Grist or Saw Mills
and furnishing Machinery for the same such Bolts
twenty five years experience in the business he atters
himself that aAthQse ia want Of Miiwrigh work will
do well to give him call. at ~
Ho h prepared to take contracts for building and
furnishing Mills of all kinds. All work warranted
All business letters will receivcprompt attention.
lie can be found at the Barnhsrt Hotel, Hardin,
Clayt ton Co., Iowa. ~ /. ly69
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OF THESE cOmpIauLs IbEN hNiHIiI, ii. y.
A. 3. MORTLEY, Esq, OF Utica, n. Y, writes i
have used your peetoral my self and in my family
since you invented and believe it the best medicine
for its purpose put out With bad cold should
sooner pay twenty five dollars for bottle than do
without it, or take any other remedy"
GROUP, WHOOPING COUGH, INFLU-
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'NOANHY " o Jl-csl 'snop!3sgy 3som
or} aseoId IBqs aqua ssInao!d oonpoId o. auepyuoo
sIseJ 'o3a sadfloIqmy ssdfoslIenSBu 5uIYr, vi AQUA
Isdxs sIueG Va, peu Su!Asq Isq!Iosqns eqL .sIuuon
usL o. s9uso 0e no SuIfIuA ssold 's5uH puB sud
sspID no spuooss usl % III! uo4B, SaHlLoICl
sMoI Io5sIDoN sIoas 4o!Ia AoN .sssa y ssuor IsAO
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11Rrises as low at any other house in town.
The highest price in cash trade, will be paid for all
kinds OF country produce.
Farmers respectfully requested 10 call and see Us
on North street, near the Landing
June Is, l35SuSsin3
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Notice.

.vOf(cC.
II s hereby given that EMMA W..DEMEREE has been
appointed Executrix of the Estate of JOHN D.
DEMEREE, deceased.
All demands against said Estate must be presented
within the next six months and all demands due said
Estate must be paid they will be left for col
lection. EMMA w. DEMEREE Executrix.
Gard Clayton Co., Iowa, June 2, 1S5SnS6wi 80
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p EXCELSIOR p!
"a Watch Making 4 Repairing! ~

Ayreat andimportdmt cad accomplished !
DOTTUM'S Patent Improved UniUerso, Chuck
ID Lathe, for turning aud finishing every description
work, connected with the mandatory and repair
ing of watch movements. The advantages gained in
the invention many and great In securing wheels,
pinions, stalls cylinders &c, and in turning down,
polishing aud fitting pivot jewels. ruby-stae lever
pallets &c, &C., whereby the most delicate parts OF
duplex patent levers and other watches
secured and held in their proper position for orect
operations time saved and other great advantages
Caincd. - Patented July Is, 1851. E# #.#.... .rr
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1858-03-27

IMroRTASr ARREST "A German
banker named Ferdinand A1eder, was
arrested in New York, on Tuesday morn
ming, charged with being Ga | defau!ter
to .he amount Of one million Of guilders
t5fO0, 0O01 from the city of Stuttgart,
Germany, where he was one Of the well
known firm Of Ar!edor & Weiss, bankers.
1t seems that both members of this firm
disappeared from Stutgard on the 9Th of
January last, taking wis~ them all the
money entrusted to their care They
have both been traced to New York, and
Arleder was arrested on a suit brought by
the brother Of one Of the sufferers by the
defalcation, and is now lodged in Ell
bridge street Jail, to await the action of
the United States authorities.
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j O II N S @ n S II A L L,
NORFOLK.
THREE NIGHTS ONLY
COMMEN( ING

BOMBAY EVENING, March 1914.
1GN~ Doors open at 7, commence at ~
O'Clock.
PRICE OF ADMISSION:
Reserved seats so cts.-Unreserved and
Gallery Is cts. No halfprice in the evening
There will be 200 seats reserved on the
lower floor in the centre of the House at
FIFTY CENTS each, and may be secured at
W. p. Grifiiith's Book store, previous to the
concert, where a diagramme of the Hall may
be sem. Single tickets for sale at the Book
store of G. Hall s. Co, and Vickery & Co.
TAKE NOTICE.
An Afternoon Concert on WEDNESDAY
Evening, at O'Clock, when all children will
be admitted at TEN CENTS, Adults 25 cts.
to all parts Of the house.
R.S- The first appearance in three years
of the ORIGINAL and CELEBRATED.
Pc "A TX II A NIILY.
OF EIGHT MEMBERS.
Consisting of the following members, viz.
WIN. PEAK, ST.,
w. Fl. PEAK, JR.,
Mas. WIN. PEAK,
MRs. W. H. PEAK,
Miss JULIA A. PEAK,
Miss FANNIE A. PEAK,
MASTER EDDIE S. PEAK,
LITTLE LISETTE M. PEAK.
Introducing the Original
l. a n c a h ire B ellis,
SIXTY SIX IN NUMBER,
Assisted by the
CELEBRATED AMERICAN HARPISTS,
Mr.. w. H. PEAK,
And Miss JULIA A. PEAK,
with Miss FANNIE and her beautiful Chime
of
Twenty-Six Silver Bells,
Played by herself alone, with great de4terity
and artistic skill.
Also Master EDDIE, (6 years of age, and
Little LISETTE, "a years old. J
The charming young BALLAD SINGERS,
whose wonderful power of vocalization (for
persons so young) have astonished the most
able critics, and received the highest en-
comiums of the press and public generally.
rs All appearing each evening, as
above, in a new programme of great variety
and intrinsic merit. ma 25--6t
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TRUNKS, TRUNKS.
The Largest Assortment.

yTALICES, vALICES, VALICES-Aver very
Y large assortment.
PELLICES, PELLlCES, PELLICES,
A new article of Travelling Bag
Carpet Bags, Brussels and Wilton, the largest
{ assortment,
Ladies Satchels. Brussels and Wilton very
large assortment.
Enamel Bags, Leather aad cloth, a very
large assortment,
Packing Trunks from the smallest size to .
feet in length.
All the above goods we have just received
from very large manufacturers, and present
want of money induces vs. to etate that we
are selling very low.
Call at No. ., Market quale.
ma - l.. l.. BRlChHOrSH.
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Large Size AmbrOtypes!
GLIDING CASE
Only 81 cts,
A ARMsTRONG's GALLERY

a II AR MS i KUN I17S @ allie Il
N IN JOHINSON'S HALL.
1t is now generally conceded by judges, that
our Pictures are superior to any taken in
this city; every Likeness is finished in the
most durable manner and warranted not to
fade, Notwithstanding the false assertions of
interested parties to the contrary.
We have on hand the largest stock Of
fancy cases &c, to be found in any establish
ment this side Of N. Y; and at prices to defy
competition.
Persons desiring to learn the art in all its
vrrious branches, with the modern improve
ments can now receive instructions at a rea
sonable charge.
Apparatus, Stock and Chemicals always on
hand and sold at the lowest N. Y. prices.
j. S. ARMSTRONG,
ma 25-lw Artist.
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Hotel Arrivals.
NATIONAL HOTEL, NORFOLK,
WM. L. MATTERS. PROPRIETOR.


Chas A Oliver, w Fl Robinson, Balti-
more Jas Hill. Jas Newlin, NC; w H
Larnctt, J II De Wal, Providence; Capt
II w Fry, II Pearcc, w G Edwards, j
Z Bciley, WIS Norrest, w S Burrow,
Va; w M Merriss, w r Tablet, Thos G
Benton, b Corning, NY; G G Under
wood, Portland.
MERCHANTS HOTEL, NORFOLK.
i'll. WsATHEawAx, PEoPEIETos.
J Masa, Geo Simpson, N G; J b Wy
att, J s Brantwhite, w H G Lumpkin,
CHI Mears, Jno II Charles, Chas HAM
nell, f L Seymour, Thos Phillips, Va;
W II Larned, Providence; Mrs Green Il
child, Philadelphia; T Magness, Ohio
B De Wolff, Baltimore.
OCEAN HOUSE, PORTSMOUTH,
WATTS & EMMEGsoN, PRopn1EroR
| Mr. Swift, Massachusetts, R II FL
bridge. Baltimore; E N Peterson, Well
don, N G; W ID Macy, Warwick Jas
| Il jenkins, Suffolk; W B Roberts, r G
! Littlcton, Newark.
! MACON HOUSE, PORTSMOUTH,
J. D. HoLLADAY, PROPRIETOR.
! r White, Il r Cobb &; son, j c Lamb,
" Walker, II Hix, N G; Geo Stevens,
! Baltimore; ID Jordan, Suffolk; John o
! tvan~, Peep Creek; " IL Wallace, n
= IytG.
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{ Herald copy

Toilet Articics.-Hair Brushes, Tooth
l. Hail and Shaving, &C., Dressing, fine
Tooth, Tuck and Side Combs, Fancy Soap, Of
various kinds, Pomade, Cologne, Lubins Ex
tracts for the Handkerchief, &c.
New stock just opened and for sale at the
Variety Store, no. IS, Main Street, Head of
Market Sqr. d. Y. MARCUS.
NH II
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RETAIL STOCK, 1865.
Spring Goods.
J. l. 3 L 0 o d G. O o D,

y. L, IL " " u " " " u,
buccesaort to
BLOODGO0D Il CO,
No, u Main Street Head of Market Square,
NORFOLK, Va.
NT0ULD respectfully call the attention
w of the Ladies to his late large arrival
of Spring Goods, which consist in part Of
the following styles:
Splendid Black Orc D'Rhines
Do Do DO DO T PeHl5 De- soies
Do do Robe A'Quiles
Do Silk Lustres
Do Mouslin pebages
Do Black and Colored, plain and figured
Do Paris Printed Robes
Do do do Lawns
Do do do Organdies
Do do do Lawn Robes
Do do do Organdie Robes
Do Plaid Yalencias
Do Lsle Ginghams
DO Embroidered Collars
Do Mourning do
Do Black Grape do
Do Dimity Bands
Do Grade Shawls
Do Painted do
DO Stella do
Do Hoop Skirts, Different styles
Do Black Grape Wells
Do Bonnet Ribbons &c.
House Keepers and dealers in Domestic
Goods generally, are very respectfully in
vited to examine my large stock before pur-
chasing elsewhere, as | am euro | ca. offer
greater Inducements than any house in this
section OF country. My retail department
will be kept up with the most Fashionable
Goods that can be procured, all OF which viii
be sold at the very lowest prices.
ma27 j. /. BLOODG00D.
KETTLEWELL'S SUPERIOR MAN
IPULATED GUANO.
JNHE Subscribers having been appointed
l. Sole Agent, for the above valuable fer
tilizer in this vicinity offers it to the Plant
ers, Truckers and Farmers of Virginia and
North Carolina, combining as it does all the
valuable qualities of the Peruvian Guano with
more lasting effect besides being sold
cheaper, is an inducemcnt worthy OF atten-
ton. b. L. BOCkOVER,
NH q Sehlieckcr's wifi.
(Horald copy)
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the united states authorities.
English papers state that Mrs Walch,
hostess of the Rose and Crown inn, at
Ampthill, Bedfordshire, has eloped from
her husband, taking with Dor considera-
bic property, in company with draper
Rogers, q Mormon, who having convert
ed Mrs WEIGH to Mormonisn, had in
duced her to abandon her husband, and
fly with him to Utah. Mrs WEIGH has
left four children behind her, and Mr..
WEIGH offers ESQ to any one who will
bring her back to Ampthill.
A man named John Allen was killed,
on the indianapolis and Cincinnati Rail-
road, on Tuesday last. About tifty-one
miles from Indianapolis, his head was
caught between two cars, and crushed to
pieces. The deceased was only twenty
three years of age, and leaves young
wife and child.
The punishment to which Orsini, Pierri
and Rudio are condemned. for attempting
the French Emperor's life, consists in
being led to the scaffold to be guillotined,
with black veil over the face, white
shirt covering the clothes, and the feet
naked, being previously exposed On the
scaliold to the view of the people, while
the officer reads the sentence Of the court.
The RAyELs ABOUT RETIsElNG.-Th
Ravel troupe, who have delighted the
public for nearly thirty years, on Tues
day evening gave the first performance
Of their farewell engagement at Niblo's.--
AT the close Of the present season they
will retire to private life, and the RaYel
family will be remembered only in the
household words Of aflectionate tradition.
The monument to the memory of the
tragedian. j. B. Booth, preparing in Bos-
ton, is an obelisk nine feet high, upon a
pedestal five feet six inches high, and is
rapidly advancing to completion. The
profile head, surrounded with laurels,
with which the front of the obelisk is to
be embellished, is completed with plaster.
The monument is to be ready for delivery
next month, and will DO placed n the
cemetery in Baltimore.
BURGLARY.-A German named Joseph
1 Walter has been arrested in Spottsylva-
MIA country, for breaking into Archibald
Armstrong; house and stealing a large
variety Of goods.
AEsoN.-A youth named John Liner
ick is under arrest at Fredericksburg,
charged with firing q house occupied by
Mrs Hicks.
The HEnxpoN TEsrlMoN1AL.-A
special messenger has been sent to Wash
ington to present to the widow of Com
mandcr Horndon, Il copy Of the resolu-
tons, beautifully written on parchment,l
recently passed by the General Assembly
of Virginia. The gold medal to be pre-
pared in accordance with the resolutions,
will cost, it is said, some five hundred
dollars.
UNPARALLELED MoRTALITy AMONG
SHEEP from Constsntiuoplc
to the 18th ult.. state that 10000 sheep
were frozen to death there in one night.
Robinson, the telegraph builder, has
just completed a fire alarm sud police
telegraph for Brooklyn.
Ristori, the famous tragic actress, is
said to have made all engagement for
series Of performance at Havana and in
the Z. States.
The Windsor (Vcrmont) Armory IS
said to be in successful operation, turn
ing out from seventy-Gve to one humid
red finished guns daily.
The new Hebrew Synagogue in Mem
phis was dedicated on Friday evening
10th inst.
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Dutter! Butter!! Butter Just
ID received lot of Fresh Roll Butter, also
lot of Fresh Orange County Butter, at the
new Depot, corner Of Fenchurch and Main
Streets.
NH 81 J. w. PUGH.
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GUNDRIES, SUNDRIEs-
~ so boxes Adamantine Candles,
Is do Pearl Starch,
5 hhds Bright N. U. Sugar,
Il bbls do do Molasses,
hhds and tierces Cuba do
20 bbls Refined and Crushed Sugar,
boxes Loaf do
"A doz Green Corn Brooms,
% doz Painted Pals,
10 boxes Clothes Pins,
500 Extra Smithfield Hams,
$50 Smithfeld Sides and Shoulders,
II bbls No. 2 Mackerel,
IS do N. G. Family Flour,
80 do Extra and Superine,
Is kegs very Choice Butter,
% bags good Rio Coffee,
10 40 Green Laguyra do
All of which we offer at prices to suit.
mail GEO. *. 'GOODRlDGE.
Derry Davis Pain KiIier-In boxes
l. OF dozen each supply just received,
ma 26 KING & TOY.
Ma hlia RGOts.-Just received from
~ Philadelphia, lot of the finest varie-
ties. M. A. SANTOS & Co.
NH &c
DatapscO Family and Extra Flour, 10
Il Bbls, just received and for sale by
DAVIS & WOMBLE,
ma 90 No. 5, Campbelps Wharf.
LStherai Oils Bbls " ests Extra No.
II l Ethereal Oil just received, for sale low
by the Dbl. or single gallon.
DAVIS & WOMBLE,
NH 26 No. s, CampbelPs Wifi
Cheap FlOur.--1OO Bbls. Flour on hand
~ Of all grades from Fine to Family, and
will be sold cheap. Come and see me.
JAS. L. JONES,
NH 20 No. 2, Campbell's WIFI.
ID der Bacon, in store, and for sale by
DAVIS & WOMBLE,
ma 26 No. s, Campbell's Wharf.