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PRESERVING WISB.-Sulphur is sometimes placed
in the bottles or casks containing wine, to preserve
it, and often in such large quantities to give it
unpleasant flavor. Should this sulphur contain
senic as it often does in small quantities not enough
to poison it gives the partAkeT aches and pains for
which he cannot account. Cloves, cinnamon, Iayen-
der thyme aud other aromatic substances are used
destroy the taste, but ali artiteally favored wines
should be carefully avoided as they usually added
to disguise something either dangerous or nauseous.
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ItshouId ever be the aim Of man., says an an
cient sage, i" to understand all old truths, and IN
deavor to develop new
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DATERTED COPPER LIGHTNING RODS
Copper has eight times the conducting OF iron and is
durable ard less liable Again, single charge of
electricity will heat Iron Rod thirty degrees but Copper
Rod only six For further particulars apply for circulars at
the office Of the undersigned.
Applications for Agencies orders for Stock or Models ana
AZ eommunicaton relating 10 this business will receive imme
Qiate attention, ii addressed 10
m25 ly New Orleans. La.
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expedition against Mexico, had sailed FOR Cuha,
except one which was detained at Gadz BY the
weather.
II is stated that royal ordinance Is shortly to be
published at AadFld, which viii give a greater ez
tension to the importation into Spain Of tobacco
from the Philippine Islands, and which will give an
advantage 90 the planters in that colony over those in
the United States"
Aus&xIas
The Independence Beige says the Austrian authorf.
ties on the frontier have seized upon I6 900 Minnie
rifles which were being Struggled through for The
use Of the Bosnian insurgents
Cape Of Good Hope.
Advces from Table Bay 70 September Dist had
reached England.
Four slave vessels had been captured and sent into
st. Helena.
Sir George Grey had opened Q conference On the
frontier with view TO reconciliation between the
Free State and M0shesh.
The last adyices from the Cape of Good Hope men
toned, in vague terms. the burning Of the steamship
Eastern City. It is nov stated thai the vessel in
question was the emigrant ship Of that name, and
that only one life was lost.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-18

Tennessee Iron.
The subscribers agents for the sale Of HILLMAE BROTH
ERs "
have on and receiving regularly full stock compr.
Ing the following, viz:
800 tuns FLAT, from to ~ inch x} to inch
100 =. ROUND and SQUARE, 4 to inch.
80 :. HORSESHOE, Y, q, /. " and II ~ inch.
60 d. Pillow PLATE s. 4 s, 9, 10, II, I2 49, IA and IL
in. xt4 u and u.
50 :. BOILER PLATES, 3.l6, 4 and SIG.
PRIESTLEY L BEIN
SO and 81 Camp street
Cane-CarrIer Chains.
80 casks best CANE-CARRlER CHAINs-Just received
and for sale by PRIEsTLEY K BEIN,
SO and 81 Camp street.
Copper.
The subscribers agents for Mes5rs. c. G. Hussey Co.'S
Pittsbug Copper Rolling Mil have hand and offer for
30 cases ROOFING COPPER, 90 "A and 80 in K TO-
II and u inch.
SOD sheets II. Is and 6x30 inch.
500 :. % to I20x30 inch.
10000 =. BOLT COPPER, q to X inch.
COPPER BOTTOMS, oval and Round, all Sizes
PRIEsTLEY BEIN,
50 and 81 Camp street.
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Certificate Of Capt. ST. Clair IH0ma880n, Of Il
Steamer Magnolia.
New Orleans, Dec 2, 1851.
Having hurricane deck of the passenger
Magnolia under my command, with the BRIDGEWATER
PAINT cheerully FORTS mDervious qualities
and hesitation prOnonnCng itsuperOr in my
nen any mineral paint before the public and believed
certain protection the effects ospars and cindes
has proved entirely waterproof my decks after three
months use. lSgued) SI"C. IHOMASSON.
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New BfIeRn8, Feb. & 1851.
Having had the Louisiana Dry Dock painted with the
BRIDGEW AFTER PAINT and htshoroughly tested
in opinion with Capt Thomasson, of the Magnolia
aud Capt. Brown, of the PorpOse. We cheerfuly
mend said paint S H superior article.
HUGHES, VABETTE II THOMAS, Louisiana Dock Yard.
Up. WHITNEY 4 CO., Agents Louisiana Dry Dock Co.
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A SHOCKING AFFAIR.-Three Children Burned TO
Deatb.-On Tuesday evening, the 9th ult, the
house Of Mr.. Archibald Campbell, below Mays
Landing Atlantic county, n. j., took fire and was
entirely consumed with its contents, including his
three children, boy about u years of age, and his
younger brother and sister. At the time the fire
broke out, the family were absent at meeting The
oldest boy knowing that his father had money in the
house, put nail over the door previous to going to
bed, which served to eecuay prevent the rescue of
his unfortunate companions. When awakened by the
bed taking fire, he sprung up instantly, aroused the
others, and attempted to open the door. In doing
this, he was SO badly burned he was compelled to
leave it and make his escape by breaking out win
dow, from which he jumped. He then endeayored to
force the door, while his young companions were
crying from within, sob, Archy, we are burning !!
we are burnngp' BE did not relax his efforts, but
worked away with Spartan courage until the cries for
help ceased. He then alarmed the neighbors, who
reached the spot only in time to witness heap of
ruins and the intense agony of the heroic boy. He
was removed by kind friends to the house of neigh.
Dor, where he lived until o'clock on Wednesday
morning, when death, welcome messenger, put an
end to his suiferngs
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Certificate Of Capt Taos S. gIinott, Of Ship Oxford
New Orleans, May 4 1859.
have the Bird GEWATER PAINT on the iron work
as also and tapaulhs of the ship Oxford
and entirely my satisfaction find that much Of the rung
of rottin wood and prevented
Mineral Paint and recommend Tito ship masters and
owners valuable and thrifty paint TH0S S. hINOTT
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silence TINT Dreadful coughg

ThaNork Of thedestroyer has begunl The Lungs are
aangef Resort at onceto
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AMAMioTu WoRK-Artifc,aiL Lake IN EirBinia-
Mr.. Elicit, engineer is engaged in grand scheme
for improving the navigation of the Kanawha river,
by forming vast reservoir mountain lake 10 feed
that stream during low water, A correspondent of
the Lewisburg tFa) Era gives the following nforma-
ton relative to the contemplated improvement
The object is to form an inland lake or reservoir of
water, to keep up the navigation OF kanawha river.
The reservoir which we are nov surveying, will be
made by making dam betweenthe mountains, across
Big SeWell Greek. The dam is to be 945 feet long
GO feet high 400 feet thick ut the base and As feet
Mt the top. At either side Of the dam will be made
immense sluices to carry the water away, which
would naturally flow over the dam when it gets full,
The suices are to be made of masonry of the most
substantial kind. The water is to be kept in this
lake until il is needed in the KAnawha, when it is to
be let of it is needed to keep up the navigation of
the river. The means OF letting it of will be by
means of locks. You can form some idea of the
amount of water it will hold when tell you it is to
be twenty-five miles long, and from 600 feet to !
miles wide. There is an immense amount Of specu.
htiOnahout this great work, the probable cost etc
Mr.. TAYLOR says the dam will cost above S200000
The cost of the land will be the greatest drawback
on the enterprise 1t will cover about 600 acres OF
land besides 600 acres more which viii have to be
paid for by the company, because it will be no ac
count to the owners being all mountain land and
remnants of FARMS | suppose 100000 will not
| buy the land and pay the damages, What time ii
will take this reservoir TO fill, will suppose, depend
on circumstances. There are eight creeks flowing
into it, The object is after the lake gets full OF water
to cut through the dividing ridge between the lake
and Greenbrier river, and make canal through tia
cut Mr. Elicit is making other surVeyshon New
river and Gauley river.
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NzNbis 3 CANADIAN fEhhlFUGEt
Tis sefelns operation more easily administered than
any ef Some of the symptoms which indicate the existence
q in the bowels follows The countensnceis
sle 81 eaden color and sutused with occasional Pushes
the heavy and dull the breath fDd the ps
swollen chngs in the uos which the patienttopick
hsnoaei the sleep disturbed the patient awakening
great fright liable starring grinding teeth
apHee exceedingly Irregular being sometimes yoracious and
at pthers feeble and in some ii is deprayed.
10 following certificates others might be added
but believed that these sufficient establish the
that Winer'a Canadian Vermuge Is superior remedy for
MEDICAL EVIDENCE,
We the undersigned having frequently administered
cine prepared by Mi John Winer of hstown designated d.
Wiaers Canadian Vermuge and being fully satisfied wih
efficacy confidently and efficient remedy
er the expulsion Of worms from the intestine canal.
G. O'REILLY,
Licentiate of the R. @. of Surgeons in Ireland etc.
G. W. DICKINSON,
Member of the r. G. surgeonain London ETC.
[Frdmthe Rev. j. Flanagan, of Binbrook, c. WI
WtERR-sir; of your Canadian Yer
hge with the happy results, In my own family,
every which has nay knowledge, the expul
Of has followed the administering Of Vermi.
Gge ana every prefers the other its effects
children take it READILY which is great point
July ID, 1875 JOHN FLANAGAN.
Rs-The physicians now generally tWners Canadian
YeFmfHge This medicine simple vegetable preparation,
and always be administered with proper safety and conf
denee tharestit will always destroy and
store the patiently e health,
a Over onel thousand certificates been sent to the
agents from paers merchants and yseiaus, bearing tse
mony 10 the ofdealey Of the invaluable remedy
= - Warranted in ali cases.
Prspaed only by JOHN WINER, Manufacturing Chemist
and wholesale Druggist, Harniltoa, Canada West.
Sold, wholesale and retail by j. WRIGHT CO,
Nos q and l6l Ghartresstreet.
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! SOUND OF DEATH


Fheoi ha win 8topthe Cough and save horfFOu
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Switzerland.

The difference which had arisen between the Fed
eral Council and the Government of the Canton of
Geneva respecting certain refugees had been AMIGA
bly, settled. Five Of the foreigners to be com
remain.
SPAIN
A letter from Madrid says that all the ships in
tended for the transport of troops in the contemplated
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BORDER WARFARE AND BLooDsHED IN MARYLAND.
A correspondent of the Somerset Union writes from
Deals Island the following account of an oyster war
in that vicinity
On the 28th ult Geo. ". Mister, acting master of
the schooner Glide, (the property of Capt. John
Price of MOnie) whilst dredging for oysters about
two miles south of Sharkdn buoy, attacked by
body of armed men under the command of one VIM.
Folen Two guns were discharged at Mister, both
loads taking effect in bis shoulder and neck, causing
a shocking wound, of which he died the I'd inst
| On the same day, and about the same place the
schooner Mary Catherine, (property of Capt VIM.
Evans) was attacked by another body of armed men
under the command of one VIM. Robson and negro
named Jeries was killed. Jeifres at the time of the
capture of the Mary Catherine, was standing the
fore part of the vessel, when of the capturing
party gave him blow the head with handspike.
| He was knocked overheard, and never seen after
| wards. Mister leaves a wife and two children to
mourn his loss Both sChoOners were captured and
sent to Dorchester county prizes, Capt. Evans an
worth if the capture Of the Mary Catherine is legal
The Baltimore Clipper of the 18th says
The Union adds that great excitement prevails at
| Deals Island, in consequence of the affair." Both
vessels were said to be in the waters Of Somerset at
the time of capture, and not infringing upon the
rights of citizens of Dorchester, nor violating the
laws of the State, tor the citizens of Somerset are
licensed (by special ac) to dredge within the limits
| Of the county. The boundary lire, therefore, be-
tween the two counties, should long since have been
clearly established that all might know their rights
and not infringe those of their neghbOrs and
cept indeed this line of demarkatiOn is shortly run
we fear general outbreak civil war of which the
outrages referred to above are fair beginning.
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COOPER d NEIBERT,
Wholesale AND RETAIL GRooERs +,
"a nmd 20 Common street,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-19
NO. 249.
nlscELLaNEoUs eEapING

THE FOl = GRE AT BODIES,
Mr. De Cardosa, the D,acoo u. . euwcod,
lecture6 in New York on Monday eycnng.
us remarked that he DID not use the word
body 10 its collective sense; but the bodies of
which he intended TO soeak are tour brothers
OF one family. The first, Anybody" the
second, "Eservbody:" hethird, Somebody"
the fourth, Nobody" Though they may be
tyrants. yet they have their gocdpoi Any
body is the most harmless; but not relia-
bic person to catch up sn argument. Every
body is much more important parsonage,
whose paticusr forte is slander; no chsrso-
te is blasted bu, Every body is the rascal who
does it. Every body sees the most marvellous
Sights; what Every body sees must be co.
His example is followed by all persons-
Somebody is a very mythical parsonage; no
one has seen him, though be does exist. de
is a bad poet, poor writer, miserable liar,
apd an outrageous thief. Yet, in sone SON.
ses, he is the opposite Of these qualifications,
for he is sometimes wealthy and lesrned.-
The next, is Nobody, who is sometimes mis-.
cradle bumbug and at other times perfect
aristocrat When some Fifth avenue mil
liopaire or great moneyed institution caves
in," Nobody knows all about it; be knows
where the money lie, and be received ell the
deposits. He knows the private secrets of
the most respectable families. But, to turn
to the other side ofthe account Everybody
is very much sanderej, and the other three
brothers are not 20 bad, except as they are
misrepresented Every body is not so wicked
as he is said to be. Laws and prisons are
made for the wicked, which shows that the
wicked cannot be in the majority. Hospitals
and charitable institutions abound in every
street; the hungry are fed and the naked
clothed, and the poor taken care OF and
assisted in their poverty. Everybody is not
dishonest, though the slanderers may say be
is supposed to be rogue till be is discovered
to be bonest. Everybody does not always
recognize true merit, though bis brother
Nobody generally does. But when there
is famine in Ireland, or fever 10 the South,
Everybody is ready tosend aid and assistance.
Neither is Everybody degenerating: 10 let
ters, science, chemistry, and nearly every
branch OF practical science, and especially in
all mechanical art, the world is advancing
Even chivalry is more rife than in the days OF
Richard Of the lion heart, or the Chevaiier
Bayard.
Nj. de Cardova was listened to With earnest
attention throughout the whole of bis interest
ing lecture, and closed amid the most hearty
applause.
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Yy,HE GREAT SOUTHERN CLOTHING

VvHE GREAT SOUTHERN CLOTHING
ESTABLISHMENT AS FLOURlSHlNG
As EVER beg leave 10 announce TO my
friends, in this city and abroad, that am now
daily receiving a large stock Of SPRING and
SLlIMER CLOTHING. winch, having been
manufactured 10 my especial order at the North.
| am enabled TO guarantee them for good, durd-
BILE. and well made Clothing, which ! can sell
at Northern prices and cheaper than any o'her
establishment in this city. Country merchants
would do we'll before purchasing elsewhere TO
call and examine my well selected stock OF
Clothing, which will sell at such rates that they
again can sell them at Alexandria retail prices
have, also, or nay last visit TO the North,
made arrangements tor manufacturing Clothing
10 measure, al the shortest notice; whIch Tor
Eeatness fashion, and durability, will deiy
competition.
In the Furnishing lire, am supplied from the
first manufactures. and am always kept posted
as 10 the latest styles.
GentIemen's SHIRTS made 10 order and
warranted to fit, or no sale. All ask IS tIia!.
Remember the weII-known GREAT SOUTHERN
CLOTHING HOUSE. No. 100 kmg street, GlPoShe
SmYia Hall. SIMON "AlEh-hAN'
5-lV
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LOTTERY ADVERTISEMENTS.
SWAN d, cos LOTTERIES
TRIUNPHsNT!!
SWAN Il co CONTINUE TO DRAW As
IrSIAI MlIHNIl IL lNEERRuPTlON.

SWAN Il co CONTINUE TO DRAW As
USUAL. WITHOUT ArERRUPTlON
CNWAN Il cos Lotteries are legal, and au'
- thorized by the State OF Georgia! The
late attempt to injure Our firm has snow that
our Lotteries are drawn fairly That our Prizes
are paid punctualiy- and that our schemes are
more liberal than any other Lottery IN the
world!
The following Scheme will be drawn by 5.
SWAN X CO., Managers OF the SPARTA AcAD.
ENVY LOTTERY. in each OF their Single Number
Lotteries for October, 1858. at AUGUSTA Ga,
in public, under the superntendence OF Commls-
slOmers.
Class 3S, draws Saturday October %, SIS.
Class 80, draws Saturday, October 81, SjS.
ON THE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS.
$4,000 KETs.
5,4S5 Pri-S!-NealyOne Prt.e 10 sv9y 9 Tickets!
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME!
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7 INVITE CITIZENS and strangers to call
at nv mandatory No. l4l, King street,
between Washington and ST. Asaph streets, and
examine my large and handsome assortment OF
SADDLERY GOODS, al 20 no: intend TO be
surpassed in my line OF business, by any other
city. have on han', and an day manuiac-
turing as fine ard superior ~ assortment, as
can BE found IL any o. the Northern cities
My sock comprises as great variety as can
5e ,ouni in any other house, consisting OF HAR-
NESS, OF all kinds, from the .ne quill work
down TO the dray. cart, and plow Harness
TRUNKS, Of every kind, fine SOLE LEAIH
ER. Steel Spring Iron frame Ladies TRUNKS
AND BONNET BOXES, and all other kinds
down TO the common packing Trunks; SAD
DIES, BRIDLES, MARTlNGALES, WHIPS,
&c, as fine as the finest; Buffalo and fancy
ROBES, DRIVING GLOVES, HORSE COW
ERS. CARPET BAGS, VALICES, &c, &c, Of
all kinds Call and see tor yourselves
Thankful Tor the very liberal patronage here
toore extended, solicit continuance of the
same, and pledge myself to spare no pains TO
give satisfaction. Ali GOODS warranted to be
as represented. VIM. +. PADGEII.
oct 2l-tt
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IAUTION.-We beg leave to caution Purcha'
III l.. Ii q LA

TAUTION-We beg leave to caution purcha.
\ sers OF our choice OLD MONONGAHELA
WHISTLES against the deception and petty
fraud which is practised by certain parties IN
this city and in Baltimore. who have appropra-
ted to themselves exact copies of the Star Brands,
bng used and designed by US to distinguish our
Old Whiskies We can assure our friends and
customers. that the unrivailed quality, every.
where acknowledged, OF our choice OLD WHlS-
KlES, cannot be squaled by these ingenious
invaders OF our rights
Our new establishment, GIBsosToS MILLS, on
the Monongahela River, gives US unequaIled
facilities TOR making WhIskey OF the choicest
kind, from matted and kiln.drled grain.
Purchasers OF our Old Whiskies will please
to notice, the words GIBsoSToS Mills, and JOHN
GIBSON, SONS 4 Co. are inserted in the new
Brands which we now adopt; and we deem 1t
duty We owe TO our customers and ourselves, to
give notice, that We will prosecute and expose
any person or persons who may hereafter copy
or use our Brands
JOHN GIBSON, SONS & co.
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a OTlCE-Ihe senior partner having with.
y drawn trCm the firm OF JAMES 'hhfh
\ Sons. our future business will be conducted
under the name and style OF GREEN X BRO,
who have now or hand Tor sale, and VIII con-
tinue TO manufacture, at the old stand corner ol
Prince and Fairfax streets, general assortment
of the most modern and antique URNllt M,
FEATHER BEDS, HAIR. and SHUCh NAL
TRESSES, &c, and every other article EN-
braced in our line OF business. We hope by the
aid of the most modern machinery, and the
many conveniences which our mandatory Is
provided with, to be able 10 make II the interest
of those wanting anything in our line, to give
us a call. JohN W, onEhN'
2n-tf s. A. GREEN
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VNT 4 A. MURRAY, MERCHANT TAILoRs,
w No lO3, King street. have just received
a iull aud complete assortment OF + ALL ana
WINTER GOODS consisting OF + fktNtH
CLOTHS. CA>SIMEKES, NESTlNGS, and
Gen,emcns Furnishing & GoopS generally
They are prepared 10 receive orders, and lurn!sh
GOODS, made in the best manner. and o! The
mos, approved styles. They invite the attention
OF their customers, and the public generally
sep
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DRUGS, CHEMICALS, &c.

pATENT MEDlCINES.-Davis's Pain Kill
l Ter, Poor mans Antidote, India Cholagogue
Woods Restorative, Barrys Tricopherous, Wis
tar's Balsam of Wild Cherry, Gwln's Cherry Pic,
toral, Ayers Pills and Pectoral, Wrights Bran.
driths. Scotts BeckrIths. Lees Andersons Pot.
ers, McLane's. Mofiaths, Green's, Hobinsack' s
and Holloway's Pills, H"Iloway's, and McAIls,
ter's all healing, Ich and Daly's Ointrents,
Railways Relief, Hunts Liniment, and Well S
rlasters, all GIzes, for sale by
PEEL. STEVENS " CO,
octlS corner King and Alfred streets
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FANCY ARTisLEs, &C.

vNIRST OPENING OF BONNETS AT
i RICHARDS B.A /AAR.-l will have
open on sday morning next, October 5th. a
very handsome stock OF Fall and Winter BON.
NETS. of Veveis. Satins Chip, and Straw
Also. Bonnet Materials. in Yelvets. very great
variety; Splendid Ribbons; Real French Flow.
ers. in Sprays, Wrcalhs, and Boque's; Ruches
from i2bc 10 1928; satins; Illusions; Bionds:
Laces, and all kinds OF Millinery Goods. A
splendid assortment OF Dress Gaps; Chenille
Head Dresses ard Bertha Capes. The best s'csk
of Dress Trimmings and Buttons have ever
had beautiful setting Hoop Skirts: travelling
Satches; Work Boxes; Cabas; Dressing Gases;
Re,icule Porte Monaes; Card Cases, and the
greatest variety Of Fancy and Useful Articles
ever brought 10 this market. All OF cur Goods
will be shown with pleasure to those wishing 10
look and call is requested from every one.
oc,2 w. B RICHARDS. lR.
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4 CARBIDE. HM +. M.fSSiE most re-
n spec,iu!ly offers his professional services
as Physician and Surgeon, to the citizens OF Al
exandria and the vicinity Office No. 1e, Wash
lngton Street, east side, between King and Came
rom stres,s je 22-t1
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~ c. BERRY, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEAL
". Err IN FoREIGS AND Domestic NoT1oSs,
FANCY Goops, &c, No. 72, kimg-s'reet is now
receiving large and well selected stock OF
FALL GOODS, to which he calls the attention
of dealers and others visiting our city, as ne is
satisfied that he can furnish them goods upon
as good terms as any house iurther North.
sep IL