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DIED,

=, ASSldsntslly drowned; on tbs 2fd Of July,
days.
On the 9th instant, HUGH COwAN. in the Sis,
year of his age, q native OF county Donerall, ITs
land, and rend mt OF this city for q sara.
HIS funefa VII take place at O'Clock on Friday
ana ats Where The iriencs Of tas family are re-
speolfuliJ Invl Tod 20 attend.
On the OH instant. AFTER nIne days illness, Mrs
LUCY DICK, in the Saith year OF her Lse.
Her remains Slli be removed iIoIn her ate resi-
dIy, at O'clock, 70 the Union Bet"sl Church
The frie nds Of the family respectfully invite
TO attend.
In this CITY, Of CONSUMPTION. August =, 1879. st /
s TUNER, lee Of GrsenvIl.e. East Tennessee.
Ioe taIsral VIII lAte place TO morrow, the eth
iSsttlt, ssS o'clock m: At the Issls sI oe of henIy
Pstent Office 1he friends of the deosssed are IN
vIted to attend.
On the 9Th instant, at O'Clock. Of cholera in
BALY. only child Of Charles and EiiISbetn hsys
pssfest Wi lie, thou hast left %,
We thy lC Es mCst deeply feel
But tits GOD that hath bsTeft ~,
he can all orr soFrovs lcal.
Monday, August 9Th, ISABELLA TAYLOR,
infant daughter Of CHARLES tad Caroline v. H.xer,
aged lS months and "a dsrs.
At his res. sncs. IN sd!son s.reot. on tie 9Th
instant. lanes GRAM, of County Kilkenny,
Ireland, aged 20 years.
III. friends sIo invited 70 attend his funeral, q!
81 O'Clock on Friday.
ON TTssf.y he ga install. After q painful ILL.,
Heaven. - WV II.
On Sunday evening, Sd instant, sitter q al ort but
only child of William ana Anna fetch sr, aged ID
months and days.
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RELIEVED

Lient Raymond, Of he sob New Yoxk Vol
unteers, who has been for several months nost
efficiently connected with the provost guard or
this city, has been relieved on account OF III
health from that duty, aud (Oeing a clergymsnb
been assigned TO duty as chaplain Of the Trinity
and Thirteenth street Baptist Church Hospital.
Lieut.. Raymond secured the appreciation and
good Will Of all the law abiding citizens of til.
District, by his determined course and indefau-
gable exertions In maintaining order. He com
bined courtesy with frmness in a remarkable
degFee, and the members Of the press, rho -
often have TO deIl with bearish uncouth officials,
owe him special good word in parting FOX his
uniform Kindness
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BATTLE NEAR MEMPHIS.
jeff. ThomPsen Driven Back with Great
LesS-H ebaI Reaarts

CAIRO, Aug 6.-Tbe Memphis Bulletin OF the
ID inst reports fight seven miles from town on
Sunday, between force Of I, OC0 Federals nd tia
rebels under JEFF. Thompson. The latter WA
driven back with great loss. No particulars are
given. More Sighting lie anticipated.
The Jackson MissiSsippian says that COmmO-
dore Brown, Of the ram Arkansas, wss wounded
In the head at the time abe run the gauntlet o.
the Federal feet.
An oticer from Tuscumbia says that, on satur-
day, the rebel cavalry burned the station houses
a; Leighton, ten miles from Tuscumbis, and at
Jonesboro, tea miles from the same place, On tse
Memphis and Charleston Railroad.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-07

An OPERATION INTKERUPTED - Last night
Roundsman- Fenwick having received informs.
ZION that party Of four reputed burglars had
made arrangements to 'tsp stoFsn during The
mig went In search Of them, and arrested Chas
Bury, Jno. Hemphiu and Mm. Darlington the
fourth man, J. Cunningham, well known 70 tie
police, made his escape. The three men were
locked up In the Fourth Ward station all night,
and this morning were committed % Jail for a
further hearing bY Justice MalteT.
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THIRD WARD STATION CAsKs-BsfoTs yHSties
IhOnlpSoa John Chamblis, drunk; turned over
10 military. n. c. Sylvester, Thos Craigheeo,
threats; do. Robert NJ. Donald, stealing 500
from Lieut. Stearns, In Baltimore; retained u
await the order Of the MARYLAND authorities.
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LATEST FROM THE PENINSULA
THE ENEMY MOVING liz LARGE FORCE
FROM RICHMOND FOR THE PUR
POSE OF RErARING NAL
VERN HILL.
AN ENGAGEMENT IMMINENT.

Headquarters ARMr OF ruE Porox,c. Auz
AT Malvern Hin everything was quiet during
yesterday.
u was reported laHi night by dsserters and oOa.
ua6snds that the rebels hsd been moving from
the vicinity Of Richmond sill day, in large force,
toward Malvern Hill, with view Of retskins
the position.
Three Thousand and niue exchanged prisoners
arrived yesterday afternoon from Richmsad
Those belonging to this army aid a. to do duty
leave for The North to-d,y
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haARRIED.

In Baltimore, on the Stu instant, by tire Rev MI
yohntop. H Z. THEO uU&E yGhANSEE to
Mss MARY A. MILES. both q Warrington,
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TIE EXCHANGE OF PRISONERS

THE EACHANGE Or PRISONERS
Some new hitch seems 10 have occurred b.
tween the Government AMI the rebels IN regasd
to the general exchange OF prisoners. Three
thousand able-bodiei rebels are no y lying Ia the
James river awaiting the result Of conference
between the agents of both parties.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-07

Low RATE OF lNfEREsT.-rhs Bank Of Eng .
lana rate OF discount ia now oaly no per cenI.
per annum. IL has not been 30 low since Is3s.
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Anrsrnxvrs To.NraBf

CASTERsuRT HALL.--diss Fanny Forrest Is
Enthusiastically encored nightly. Miss Augusta
Walby, graceful dansuese from Winter Garden,
New York, Is also upon the Canterbury boards
That trio OF fun and amusement Jim Budvorth
Denny Gallagher and Willie kmmerson, continue
In a full tide Of success '.a =
NEW YoRK ATLANTIC 6kRpKN.-Pree concerts
daily az this place Of amusement on f street, be-
tween Thirteenth and Fourteenth. signora Sey-
del has been engaged, and will entertain the au-
dience nightly with song. Refreshments at hand
APOLLO CONCERT SALOON Free concerts daily
at 4 p. N. Attentive walters dispense hrstclzss
refreshm snts.
PRRcIvAL & PARkKR's excellent troupe now
performing at Liberty Hall, Alexandria, give en-
tire satisfaction nightly. They perform TO over
Sowing houses, and everybody goes away de-
lighted. Every member Of the troupe understands
the particular business to which be or she Is as
signed, and they do Il well. Dick Perker's
Ethiopian joviaties and eccentricities are loudly
applauded
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-07

FOURTH WARD STATION CAsEs- BsfOrs Justice
Wahsr.-John ID. Rogers, vagFancY; result n,
reported. VIM. Hurst, drunk, dismissed. John
Johnson, disorderlY; fined So VIM Murphy
do ; turned over to the military. VIM. Boston
disorderlyi shower bath. Sarah Simms, DRUM
and dsordetlyi locked ap Tor further orders iron.
the Justice. Augetef Free, fugitive from his pa
rents; sent home. Chss. Bury, JOHN HemphiiI
aud WIN. Darlington, suspicious characters; j.tl
fof hearing. Dennis Donovan, drunk; dismissed
James h Daniels and Thos ySrdens, drunk ana
disorderly; hned 81. Betsy ScanlOn was reported
this morning for threats and profanity, and held
for further hearing before Justice Clayton.
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To OBTAIN fne edrts "a ciSffs nkenenes 20 20
Whitehu,st's, SO. Asa Pennsylvania avenue He
u selling (original) carts de risits nkeneSses of
men Of tails country. See his ikenesses In oil and
water colors. Those detirfng camp and aeid views
taken call and leave your orders. ~ I2-eoIm&
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-07

SOLDIERS, sss 10 vour own health. Do not trust
to the army supplies. Cholera, Fever and Bowel
Complaint will follow your slgh test indiscretion.
Hollowey's Pills and Ointment should be in every
mans knapsack. The British and French troops
use no other medicines. Only IS cents per box or
pot. PIG
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-07

Dr.. BROTHERS, the botanic physician, who
few wears ago opened his office at I'D south B
street, has convinced all reasonable minds who
have had occasion TO come In contact with him.
that he 10 no vain pretender. Some OF the most
obstinate cases Of liberated sore legs, scrofula
rheumatism, DC, that were ever known, have
been entrusted to his practice, after a cure had
been despaired OF by some Of the most learned
among the medical faculty; when, TO the Joy and
astOnishment Of the unhappy victim upon whom
disease mad laid Its Paralysing hand, they were
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-07

CURED OF PIMPLEs ON TIE FACE The best
medical skill In w ashington and vicinity failed
to cure me OF pimples, blO;ches and boils, with
which my face was covered; but DIR. Tumblety
has given me a handsome complexion, exempt
from all eruptions, by bis herb medicines.
au 1T H. \ BAMEs Center Market
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CAPTAIN PowRLL.-The numerous friends Of
Capt John L. Powell, Of the lat District Regi.
ment, Will regret to learn that on account Of in
health, and on the advice OF the regimental sur.
geon, he has been Obliged 10 resign his command
Of company G, Of that Regiment He however
hopes that bis health viii improve, and that be
may be shortly in the field again,
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DEATHS OF SOLDIERS The following have
been reported since our last:
James w. Whine, company 70, 18th New \ O.k
John Church, not d -scribed.
Jacob Smith, company u, GarIba.di Guards.
Adam Helm, company q, lOJtn Pennsylvania
yOnathAn COLON, company e, 6stl Illinois
Jacob Bush, company q, Hoist New York
ii. Ii. Walker, company A, 27th New York
Alex Craig, company r, 32d New York
Christian Welsh, company r. S5th Penn
Sergt. L. SchuToorn, company ID, ID Maine
Dennis Carol, company F, 9th Pennsylvania
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-07

LAYTON BLAcKBKRRIKs.-Per sons wishing
fresh berries for preserving can obtain them by
leaving their orders at Clagett Dodson Carpet
Store, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. Also,
new Potatoes delivered rsah by leaving their
orders ON the same days. au 5-Iw
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-07

RoBBIN6 THE lNvALIDs.-Yesterday afternoon,
officer Kimball arrested a Young man, named
Henry Deball, who has been acting commissary
of the E-sTeet Hospital, Baptist Church) for
opening letter directed to Herman Saunders, an
invalid soldier, and taking from Ii eight dollars
Debal confessed the fact, and offered to settle by
refunding the money, but he was taken before
Justice Dom and committed to jail for trial at the
criminal court. Upon searching his person and
gage letters directed to various persona which
had been opened, were found. Qebau iaq ute a
youth, about eig hteen years Of age, and came from
I. New York. IL Is expected that other discoveries
will result from further search, which will be
made by the officers. 80. fag .-.... l1E
ADRuMMBR BoI's LARcENY.-Yesterday of
Ger McDevitt arrested . boy Of sixteen years;
named Robert M. Donald, drummer boy for.
merIy Of the 30sh New, York Regiment, for steal
Ing 300 Treasury note nom Lieut. Jas, Stearns,
In baltimore, and the lieutenant entrusted him
with the note TO change III and he sloped with It,
The Superintendent Of Police here was notified,
and pafrolmap McDevitt was detailed to and
him. He found him In the Capitol grounds, and
recovered SO, some new clothes and lot Of
books at the European House, where he stopped.
The boy IL retained to be sent Tor trial to Balt-
more, .F ~. a--LIL ..,.s..ay.- .. RI.
NUISANCE Yesterday, George Faunaught,
Scavenger Of the Third 'Ward, was arrested by
.Paaolmen Parker, for creating q nuisance In tie
vicinity Of the Patent Once. The nuisance 10 by
the LEAKAGE Of night soil from his carts In the
pislnts on . former eceasion be wss dismissed
on paying cost ana Promising oarefulness. fhis
night carts In the seventh ward need hooking
sfter, - they are nsedlessly .s6easive In thelf
rounda Is "....-D % a'L1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-07

B Col g. 3. Csnington, D,strict tsosney, wss
next introduced. dc was .epposed 20 the Intro.
ence 70 rise high above party spirit. The only
Question was whether The Union should be pre-
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LATE LOCAL NEWg.

RAPE CASE DISPOSED OF.-Yes efday Fred
erlck Gouiried was arrested upon the coloplAIpt
OF Jane Cempbsll, that be committee a rape upoO
her on or about the 18Th OF February last Colt
fried Is German, hardly able 90 make himself
understood In Eaglish, and Jane 10 an Irisa
woman, somewhat past the bloom OF youth
they were In the employ OF Mr. lost az his
coSEtry residence, and they grew psssionately
fond OF each other-Jane declaring that abe loved
him az a brother, and even now her heart, torn
and broken, yearns for him. The defendant len
Mr.. Jost, and was employed by Mr. CnrcoFzn.
ana this affair occurred about two months before
be left. Il occurred In the kitchen al Josi's
when no one was about She said she never
mentioned II because abe knew that II be was
turned away he had no pl+ce 10 90 70. The jas
tce reEnaT ked that Re would have TO send him to
court, and, IL found guilty, he would suffer IN
punish him Ali abe deSired was thai he should
make home with her. Gottffied did not ap
pear TO be anxious for this mode Of adjustment,
on. the Justice suggested that be had better go
with her ana settle IL matrlmoniallY. The tuss,
went OF tngefher, Jane no doubt happy In the
belief thatshe would obtain her "hearti desire"
POLICE The Third Ward patroInen repo-t.a
Yesterday VIM. El!xSo1, assault and batter :; se-
curlty Tor peace George Fasnaught, creating q
nuisance; 1ntd 1884 Thomas Rob0lns suspi.
CiOus Character ordered TO leave the city-by
Justice Thompson. George Erwin, sleeping la
the markets and Ella Hall, profanity; dismiss
I'd r. ~ Hove, passing counterfeit mOneg; dis.
missed upon redeeming the counterfeits viii
good money-by Justice Clayton.
The Fourth Ward patrol reported Jacob Schi-
der, suspicious character; Jail for bearing
Ellen Watson drunk and dIsorderly; haed -
William Darlington, aus plclon CT larceny; dis
missed Adelia MaioneY, drunk and dIsordefiy;
lined Shy Justice Walter.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-01-17

eSoRGHUN SUcAR.-At the Convention O
Sorghum growers, held at Columbus last
week, about so specimens of the product o.
the cane were on exhibition, including ten
samples of sugar Mr. N. DAY, of Mansfield
formerly Editor ef the Herald, and at present
interested ia the manufacture of Cook s Gel
ebraied Evaporator, made Us a call last Fri
day and submitted to our inspection some six
or eight pounds of the sugar on exhibition,
being part of a lot of so lbs. made by Mr.. Il.
Cook, Of Eichland county. 1t was ! most
beautiful article, and if such sugar can be pro
dueed in quantity from the Sorghum land Mr.
Day assures US it cam VIC may in very short
time bid defiance to the Louisiana planters
That as good syrup can be manufactured from
1t as from the sugar cane, has already been
clearly demonstrated; and the late display at
Columbus seems to warrant the belief that
superior article Of sugar can be produced with
equal facility. The following is from the las,
number of the Mansfield Herald.
Last spring Messrs. Blymyers Bates & Day
offered premium Of an $50 EYaporator for
the best 20 lbs. of SorghO Sugar, to be made
from the crop Of 1861, the sugar TO be sent to
The State Board of Agriculture, who should !
make the award at their meeting; on the sth
OF january. Ten samples were sent to Cot !
umbus and after thoroughly testing the quail |
ty OF the sugar, as gentlemen Of their taste
well know how so do, ;he Board wardcd the !
premium to Henry and James Cook Of this
county, although for time the balance seemed |
to hang in favor Of NJ. Ge' .Hepner, of Dayton
Mr.. Henry COOk's sample contained fifty |
pounds and he has since manufactured IA much I
larger quantity, and says he will hereafter have
no difficulty in making all his cane up into
sugar AT present prices it is much more
profitable making sugar than syrup, the net
profit per acre being about Sl53.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-01-17

REBELLION PRICEs-In Richmond it now
requires two liars in Confederate moLev to
buy one do'Ial's wo III Of specie! C,ffse has
advanced to ona d liar pound, and tea to
three llars and fly ems! Sugar sells at
twenty cents, and butter at sixty five cents
As Coz fal'rate prpr money is subject to Il
d'sccun OF fifty PEI cent, i W I'D require seven
dol ars to pay for pound Of tea, two dollars
TO- a pound Of code and a do"ar and thirty
cents for pound Of lutter. No better evi,
dences than tn Sc are required of the waning
fortunes o rebl lion. At thes unmerciful rates.
W should wonder that the supply is equal
to the ma d Not o:e Rebel oul of fiftv in
the Safe isab'e to buy pound of tea. Tine
prices ofthcse articles have more than doubled
within a month. What will they be worth in
SIX months, should rebellion live so long?
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-01-17
NEw ARTICLE.
DR.. Rob&ck's Stomach Bittrrs

new ani delightful Stomach5c Cordial far si,
ing lone TO the stomach, anh tho evensie =, e;
lioHE complaints incident TO the Western country r.,
| 1t. ~ -!
As morning drink t. assist digestion ana reIievi
| bySpc cpsia, il has no eqHal. Try II.
IN Favor 1t is superior to ali other Gttcra TRY e.
Inc formula OF these BitteIs, now NsGl) TIC Fo
property OF DR. RGback originated with one Of the old
est and most eminent Medical Tract tiuners OF tb,
ami Is directly preGicatod EpUn tho wants Of III,
Western people. - "
These Bittcrs derive their stimulus from the nower
tu tonic nature or the aud herbs Of which tbov
are composed, and as they arc, by aIaving immature
carvings OF the stomach, directly prunlutfys Of
TEMPERANCE
the present proprietor believes HAT in making then
"5teIy known the public welfare is subScrvcd.
1t will soon be for sale by II of Ilr Reback =
Gus Agents. and at Hotels. &c. the country over In
the meantime orders will be tlIcd direct from
hatl III any quantity and At tho lowest ratcs 1t is pn
up IN quart bottles. and securely packed iu ono oy
SIS Hall Coz. sample cases Will however, be hacked
and sent TO any address, If desired.
Retail price 81 per bottle, or fer SIS.
Irncpa lOnlccand Sales Rooms. NG. FAsi FourtbSt
81 building from Main street Cincinnati o. Iaboratorr
In Hammond street.
FOR sale IN Delaware County by N. l.. sTAER K r;ro ,
H. DICKINSON, K SON. delaware !. SMITH L Sox Sur
oury j. ~ FRosT, Berkshire: DsrHrIcK & TopGpEy
talena WILL IA1s, ASDR6wE Co, ST. stford 8 SCT.
son Eden; j. FISHER, Olive Green: =. CUKRHN Ashley.
J: F. hINTEENrTE, Norton: H. NuIlANS. DsIii. ! il
MARhES Soy, MiNi lc $. GRuEB I3sllnpont Hon
,oN NcBARLS, Lewis Centre RcIINEcy CARE Cstrhn
ser HEnbEN TYLER, Harlem; J. n 4xovKR Ccpter
FIilr; and by druggists and Merchants genera Nv
"'odKho"t inc Ohitcd states. faprilI2 '61alv
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-01-17
Garaeld,s Vletorr Confrmed.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 14.-1'be War Depart
ment received intelligence that dispatch from
Col Garfield, dated Paintsville, Sth. confrmt
the report ofthe dispersion of Humphry Mar
shalPs force His whole army is flying in con
fusion.
Another dispach from Garfield to Gen. Buell.
dated PrestOnburg, states that he, with IIO0
men engaged Marshall's force of 25O0 men with
} cannon. We fought them till dark. driving
them from all their positions 25 dead rebels
were found on the field Their loss cannot be
less than 60. We took 25 prisoners and a
large quantity of stores. Our loss is 2 killed
and % wounded.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-01-17
S~ Twenty-Five Year, Ago.

Mr.. C. c. BRISTOL, distinguished Chemist and Drug
gst Of the city of Buffalo, N. Y manufac
tured compound Known BistoIs lSaIsanl Of IEoar
hound which is perfect sPEcEFIc COUGHS, COLDS
any BRONCHIAL DIFFICULTIES arising from damp
coldI or sudden change of the weather.
Every person who has ever taken BRIsroL's BAIsAN
HoARnoUSD, pronounces it the best article eyer R-
vented and so justly celebrated has become that
the market is already iuII limitations cuunterfcs
and most dangerous compounds, under the Of Bal
sam of ilaarhound Therefore, always be careful to
call for Bisois BaIsam, and that his WRITTEN sig
nature is on the outside label of the bottle.
MARK--This invairabic Mediocre has been now some
twcnty-one before the public and without any
effo-t on thc part of the proprietor sale
very extensive, AMI is daily Increasing Tic low price
at which tho Medicine is sud 5 CENTs enables ALL to
partake of its healing qualities.
c. CROSBY, BUFFALO, Ny.
Sole manufacturer, whom all orders should be ad
dressed
For sale by all respectable Druggists. oct 1o1y
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-01-17

From information derived from private sourc-
cs ihe New York Po<t has full authority for
making the following statement, found in lis is
sue Of the 3th inst
"Our advices from Washington give us rea-
son to believe that the President is much dis
Pleased with the delays which have of I.,te at
tended our military movements, some of which.
II we rightly conjecture their nature, are
painted on scale answcrabc TO the vast cx-
tent OF The insurrection, and if executed with
anything like adequate vigor ami skill, nrnst
be followed by the most important consequent
tCs" H.a
The Post then proceeds to remark as we have
done heretofore, that the tendency of such de
lays is TO secure the recognition Of the Conled-
eracy by European powers.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-01-17
HARDWARE.
c. D. POTTER & co.
TAvE NOW IN STORE THE LARGEST AND MOST
IL complete assortment of
American and Foreign Hardware

@"S-A 1A0 GO1SASu 6aLQWar6
ever ,1 offered in this market, consisting in part Of
- I"ls Rolled Hammered and Swedcs Iron;
Nayhr's CAST, f., b. CT main, A. g. Spring Stool
Ton T. vi and American Nail Rod; -
wagon, Buggy, Sulky and Seat Springs OF Eastern
ana PIttsburg Manufacture;
ANels Wees, AIivils Bellows &c; Coil Cha in y I IL
= ana 10; Log, Halter and Breast Chains: cow Tics
Iump Cha n and Tube, Bolts, Nuts Washers &c:
2Oo Boxes hrs, quality Glass from .xo TO 3Ox4O Ianv
SIC cut I" order SHsh, EooTs and Blinds furniSht
at manufacturers prices;
Paints-Whte and Red Lead in oil and dry French
Hnc, White I.itharagc, VenItian Rcd whiting &c
Turpcntine, Linsecd OIL and Putty;
Brashcs-faiut, Narnish whltewash. Horse and Shoe
Feather busters;
800 dozen Locks and Late hes A connlete assortnnr,
200 dozen Grccnwood's Butts 100 doz Wrought B Odd
Narrow. Table and Brass Butts; Pamer's Blind and
Groed"ood Congress Butts; Blind Fastcnngs and
Sash l@cksi cord GInlblet-lOintcd Screws.
I A B Lie CUTL.ER
g. D. z. Co, would respectfully call the attention Of
onsrkceBcrS and others their stock fTahrCutlcrv
consiAting Of Ivory Balanced Handles Buffalo Horn
Cocna an common lI7nIos with ami tined Stoel
Forks Ivory and Cocoa handled Cnrvers;
10 doz Pocket Cutlery, Indifferent varieties
American AMI English Shchrs and Scissors
AEes-Roberts, Whites Hunts, Smmond e, Brooks
Bfothcr's Broad Axes, Hunts aud Simmonds Bench
Shngle aal IaItiiinR Iptchcts
Algurs--Millwrghis :, Carpenter G.. s. and common
Bitts-Clnrk : Graduated, Churchlrs, Hammer Twist
L'lIommcdicus and common,
Chiscls-C : Socket, Mortiae, PAIRING and Farmer;
Saws Lea and Lcavit'E MuIay and sash English and
Ameriean Gut shepherd lrving's Spear h Jack.
sna's and other makes hand ranncl Rip, Tenon and
Bcnch Planes, rIumhs, Levels Sc.
Hanlcs--Saw, Plane, Augur, Chisel Pick,
Cato hinges Substituting and common 10ooStrap and
Jnint hinges; Wrought Rasps anil Staples Gate IatcheF
whips, Whip iashes and Hide Whips Iatcp and Enam-
cicd Leather; Emamccd Carriage Cloths Oil ahIe
Cloths and Oil Carpet; SaddIury and Harness Trim
mngs shoe Kit, good assortment Blrd Cages
othor articles to which the attention of the public s
respectfully invited aug 20, $50