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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-07-13

--1As GlIsslss lk5sA I'm 4ieftsk
~ sect b. 0ss. SAssiAas, q tho
~, 10 0es. 0sssa, Ii rslssiem to
~ sstssdiss Of ~ sisss II regis.
tsntion;
Gssersi III am In receipt Of a
telegram ffsA ~ President, through
Brsvet Majos-11ss. Z. T.. Townsend,
A. A, g., y q, Arny, dircct.np me-
" extend tho rsgisirsiion In thi.
city and sssss uadl August lat, un.
lss~ hass ssnss goeA reasons b. the
consssry, asd svdssiss - ~ report
asch rsssoss for his eoss;ds STATION.
Alss stating that. Ia hia jsdgmsut
hi. s1isssioa y ssosssary . ) full
and fair rsgislsatios. aad that tho
time should bs thus sxtsadsd, be-
Gauss the district eommssdsrs will
sst gst throuyh before sAaa siss.
n J vsAsSas for sl4aiag tie regis.
ration ia this city, were hsc.u.e |
had givea tho city two sad a half
u,onths, rad thsss wsrs no more TO
b. registered, lhsvp givsn the State
two and . half neatAs, SD segi.tra-
aon viii b. s1hsssasA By that time.
! did aos fssi vsrrsatsa In keep.
Ing w boards II registration =,
large sxnsnse 10 suit new Issue. com.
ing ia 81 tbs eleventh hosr.
Ths registration viii bs compile.
I'd Ia Louisiana 1t he dane speci.
Asd, unIsas ~ ordsssd tn carry
est ~ iaw unAsr M. atanbsrryt-
istsrpsvsaalss, which. practically, in
ss4iatsstion, y epssiss . broad ma
cadsmised rosd for rsgjsry aud fraud
70 travel upon,
! Do an ~ why NY registration
should b dspssdsst - The time
whom other distsis& cemnsndsr. ret
through ! hsvs gsvs~ uors tims
fts ~ rsgis>rsstss u Losisis - than
they prorsss 70 give Ia their com I.
naAda, for ! connsnesd sis week.
before they did.
] regret that I shosA have " diff.
fss witA shs P~sldost, bss d must
h rscolIsstsA tAaa | have hssn or
dssed u execute . ls~ 10 which the
Prss15saa ~ bsss IL kstss Antaso-
sism.
II, sitss his report, ~ lnS Is to
BE exssadsd, ptsass setify ~, Aad il
will he dens. wosla 4 il Il once
est ~ Predicate ts.skras ~ con
dtsieaal. snd thsss u ea1lsisss time
70 issus the assea1asy st3ss.
P. II. naS4IpAs,
Major 0sssrslL
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-07-13

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~ n prsess habls y nillAfy ~
~ sbs Asvs soigssAsA, pscviasa
~ ssooss II ~ 0saAAA
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-07-13

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p. vose $500 y ~ vosssssr
y 'ss nscssa:ass Of sh's ssysnesn
~ sad - diseevssss: Of noSeT'
sssssss. ~ $3.50 ~ discover
OF ~ ueess 80 u ~ -
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-07-13
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-07-13

kla WIS as WIS s woman an b. rss b
uas. 6he bseugAt VITA M aisy
bcys sd, I'M girk, ill drssssd u
bon apedssl, 1be King solo4oa y
an which wsfs bsys ana whisA wsss
gish. Kisg tsos0ea sset for vsees
To- thsa 70 waeA tAsnssivss; The
gisls wasisd 70 ~ elbows, as1 ths
bsys es1y % The vsisss--se KIsk
Sslo4on told BY thls." h
aWsal," nj H. nsyse, "yes
hsss givsa . assssipass u I'll ~
sasds In ~ psek szsspl eas."
(Which i thsss" sald ~ ~
der.
i" Ths KaSvs, aid ~ Mayor.
~ vii ~ ysqs heAes . dasesiD-
siea u ~, tee, Y yss Will nos +
TITO, I viii -, ia II. Mayor,
"if y"s will ~ tssn ~ - " :
kusve. sie fisN ri istlY q
"weu," ~ ~ sslaiss, ths
sreaaaa& kaavs I ksev y ~ eossia-
81 tkaa lsssgAl - NV" ~
II Do ~ kssN," Md he Mayor
swkstAsf hsh ~ gsssAsss kssvs
bu4 kasw - = ~ greatest fool.
| YWbea I essst bow nssy SPOT
In : paek, l 1aA thsss arr three HISS
1rsx I'D slxty- tvs--ss naay = thsss
an 6ays u IT, year" Ia.
When I sospt ths nsoAsr d
cssas II : pask, ! Asd shsrs sss 6fty
twe-as oaay u tAsss sss vssks Ia
. var. AID I I'D fbes sitA--t)s
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II hsA thsss ~ tuslvs Distsr'
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| sunhsr Of nohtAs IL ysss as6 n
sossdss ~ tisks, ! ~ thirssss--
~ suabss Il weeks II Z 41efoos
= yss ~ As, ~ peaA = cord
spsyss ~ . RbtA alnasas, ~ eco
~ Prayer Beck y ~"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-07-13

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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-07-13

Then II ylidcd sway with swim
motion and Disappeared In N. dark
ness. ! staggered TO nay feet aud
fell .woouing into the ar,ns Of 10
guard For weeks after was very
sick, and whsa vas able 10 he
shou, found NY hair Was white -
you now see H. | have not touched
a iron Of liquor since.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-07-13

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h HasslDso ~ a3snlB eeaq1ia1 tsen
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-07-13

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Isas n ~ sltns Amil6e 4 Nes.
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-07-13

The following earioss article
sakss froa ~ EsglisA Newspaper q
~ ysAr 177%, ssA 10 tAsse esl'sd
| The psrpssssl Alnaaac, Or Scl
disrs' Prayer Book, BY Rich. Lsss
4 private soldier hslosgiAg 70 n
~ regiment, was taksa BEFORE n
Mayor II alsssow fOr phyisg card
during a6vins sssviss.
The ssrgsast coaaasasd The nj
der 70 church, aud when the parse,
road hb prayer he took his test
Taos vAs had Bible took Il out
bse thh ss,dier hsA nsishss Bibk
IN eomnoa prayer beek bus, pun
Log ost . psek Of carts, - sFrsss
~. %. hsfcfs kin. He Just lssk
I'd II oWe card aud then a smother
Ths sssessat u the ccsPaay asw hip
asd ssA M
& Rlshasd, put up the CARD; Nj.
il 10 place TT tAsn."
"Nsvpr nlsa tbst," ssid Richard
VIM ~ ssrvao~ Vas over, IN
ssas>ah.s tssh RisAsrd psissssr s~d
hssseA4 Nm hslsss he Mayor.
{" Well said H. Mayor, ''wAs,
have 1os bfssght that soldier hsss
fosf'
Av~ plsyisg cssas IL church"
u" WEI, k5laisr. Whist have yos y
ny fos:yesnslffI .
Msek, sir, I kops."
"vssy good n sot, ! will pas-
III you nUss thAa maa ever wss pua-
iaAsa.' nfIaU
II Aavs bess, ND ~ solaisr,
about six weeks On tho march ]
have nsishss Bible nor commos
prayer tssk I hsvs sothing but :
ask - css1n, ed | hsPs - satisfy
yoss wonAip VI ~ parity Of ~ ~
tsatiss." -, a'
Very good" said The Mayor.
Thea sprssdisg ~ cards before
H. Mayer ~ beGas VIII ~ Ase.
"Wkss ! ~ ~ Acs h rssaiads
M thsss \ bat csc God.
Whsa ! ~ ~ Dsscs il rsniads
~ u the Father aad son.
"Whss I ~ ~ Tray II rsaisds
NJ Il ~ pasAss, Bos, ed Holy
4AAek f.r 0rD.s..g J0s .r. FH
"Whsa | ~ tAs fosr Il rsaisds
~ Of Ne four KvaAgslisA that
preached, Matthew, Mark, Luke, apd
9oAa. Nritls 'nn Nst
"Whsn l ~ ~ Five \ reminds
~ q ~ ~ virElsa thss trinnsa
thsjs lanps, There were ~, bat
~ atrs lbeis aad vsrs sAst OFT.
Whsa I ~ The Six II rsmiada
- lAatis III lAys H. Lord made
Aasvss ~ GRth. msla.a ls'
49," Wien ~ ~ Hsvss, il r.
ujnds - tbst On tAs seventh day
God resssd fttn Tie wosts hs had
uA1s asd Aails~ed T. 4tNf
" y Wksa ! ~ ths R9At, II rsmiHds
~ II ~ sigA jghlsow psraoss
hat vsss savsa uhsa God drowsea
~ vsslA, W.; Noah asd his viz,
hls tAres ssss ard tAslr wivss.
y, WAss { - ~ Mise, II ssnisds
~ ~ ~ mise lecsm shaa wses
slnassA By Dur Savior. Thsrs
wsFs tss, bat mise never rstHrtsd
thanks.
"WhsA l ~ ~ Tea, II ssais1s
~ q ~ Fss usamssaaDseb which
0sA Asa1a1 dsvN n 1eeMee . NIB
Ma is.'yAs.k ks. 4 sss.,.A,
~ sl~sdesSt1stk lIIavSs,'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-09-18
iJRGINI4 NEWS.

The examination ordered by Gen. S'chotrld
iut0 the matter Of the alleged illegal r0Iored
organization in Hanover county, has been con,
cluded, aud the testimony sent Oh to Gen $.
1t is asceuained that such an organization tx
isted, called the Rising Sous oi Liberty,
and that They were frequently in the habit OF
drilling-some Of them being armed and mn
formed The acknowledged president OF the
company is Anthony Iilman. He was arrest
ed previous to the examination IN The charge
of stealing watch At the preliminary exam
ination he was allowed bail, but no one Offering
themselves as security, was locked up to await
further examination.
The planning mill of j.. L. Morris, corner Of
Carey and Nineteenth streets, Richmond, was
destroyed by fire on Sunday, with all its con-
tents. The loss is estimated at $4,000, on
which there was an insurance of S., 900. The
loss was principally on machinery-amongst
which Was splendid steam engine which cost
$4,000 short time since. ...
Another monster casting for the Rolling MILL
was successfully made on Saturday, at the
Foundry of Messrs T. B. Deane, Jr & Son
in Lynchburg. 1t weighed $4,000 pounds, and
came out Of the mould without flaw or bcm
ish OF any kind.
Quite row occurred in the Richmnnd City
Council on Monday, two Of the members used
violent and obscene language towards one an
other 1t was all about the action Of the
Finance Committee. y
A Mrs Foster lately applied for divorce in
Norfolk stating that during the fourteen years
of her married life, her husband had made her
every moment wretchcd.
There was frost in The section of country
about the Buffalo Springs, in Amherst, on
Tuesday morning last, but not enough to dam
age the growing crop.
A great revival Of religion, is in progress
in Amherst county, conducted by the Rev.
Messrs. Gatewood and Roberts, Of the Baptist
Church. ......
A colored man, in Richmond, has been ar
rested, charged with inhumanly treating col
ored child, placing it upon hot Goals, &c.
The Petersburg Express urges the expedi-
ency Of re- organizing the Agricultural Societies
in the State. Ditto to MIR. Burke y. 5-...
Eight a9es Of land near Norfolk, were re.
Gently sold for 500 au acre. .-l
GOLD, i..--.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-09-18

FOREIGN News. An informal meeting 0

FOREIGN News. An informal meeting Of
the ''Pan-Anglican Synod all asscnbla2e OF
prelstes and divines Of the English and Amer
eau Episcopal Churches called ny the Arch
bishop Of Canterbury, vas held atl1ambeth, Eng,
yesterday Several Bishops and clergsmen
from the United States were present. Another
supposed Icnan leader named Kelley has been
arrested at Manchester. Tie tnnera o' 4
tenian had been made he OCCASION tor i ID
monstration, over eight thousand people To-
lowed the rcmaina 10 the grave The kihg OF
Prussia is about visiting Baden to review tue
military forces of the Du:hY. \ liberal 2om
merclal treaty is in process Of negotiation be-
tween Prussia and Austria Tie United States
steam irlgate Minnesota, having OH board the
graduating class Of midshipmen from the Anna
polls Academy, has arrived at Lisbon.
The Reform League has broken grouu.l III
ireland A mass meeting was held in Dublin,
the Lord Mayor Of the city presiding, al which
resolutions in favor .! manhood suffrage aud Of
the formation OF local organizations to agitate
the question Of equal rights for all were tnani-
mously adopted Among the incidents OF The
gathering was the reading OF & letter from John
Stuart Mill ia which he avows his CONVICTION
that Ireland's only hope of complete justice lies
in the transferring oil large share Of polls lcaI
power to classes who are not under the nfiu-
ence Of landed OF church prejudice.
An outrage has been perpctraed on the
United States Consul i'll Crete by the Turkish
officials, who have seized and opened his des-
patches. Redress has been demanded, but the
Turkish authorities are unwilling 10 make sat
isfaction. Mr. Morris, the Consul, We are toid.
is upheld in his demand by every diplomat in
Constantinoplc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-09-18
LETTER FROM FAIRFAX COUNTY.

Correspondence Of the Alexandria Gazette
FAIRFAX CoUR1 HOUSE, Sept. l1.-Ihe
REGULAR term Of our County Court closed this
morning after session CT not quite day and
a half A number Of criminal cases were
called and contradictory one tried-that of
Charles Smith (colored) for burning the barn
of Jerry Reagan. The jury failed to agree,
and we're discharged A very small attend
ance was noted and only one case Of succumb-
ing to the power Of John BarIeycorn, where
usually so many occur.
The chief matter Of interest was 4 political
meeting, which occurred under very pleasant
and favorable auspices, and as it is the first
movement of the antl-Radical party in the
State, it deserves some notice The meeting
was called by notices by which all parties and
shades we're invited to assemble, and it was
called to order by NJ. D. Ball, esq, at the re-
quest of the callers, who explained It's object
in short speech, to be to take some action to
disabuse the minds Of the public, and the
colored men of the false assertions which have
been dinned into them, as to the objects, &C.,
Of the Southern men. He stated that the
time had come now to take action, urged all
men to energy as their individual duty, and
claimed that the colorcd men should give the
other side hearing. and if they approved Of
their doctrines support them. Much interest
and enthusiasm was manifested, and alter the
meeting adjourned, Judge Charles E. Sinclair
addressed the crowd in an earnest, eloquent and
conciiatory speech, supporting the resolutions,
and denouncng the Presidential teachings of
the Radicals. The invitation was given to the
aforesaid Radicals to meet in discussion our
champions anywhere, and at any time, and We
hope it may soon be accepted. The proceed
ings and resolutions Of the meeting will be
nubEshed. PEQUOD.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-09-18
The R;chmond Dispatch, commenting on

The Richmond Dispatch, commenting on
Gen. Schofeld's order for an election OF
State Convention in Virginia, under the Re
construction acts, on the 22d of October, says
that its. most remarkable feature isthe appor-.
5tionment Of only eighteen delegates5out OF one
hundred and five to all that region OF. the
State lying west of the Blue Ridge mountains,
and which in our last House of Delegates had
nearly one third (thirty-three) ofthe members
This apportionment has been made according
to the relative number Of voters registered in
the two divisions oil the State -~.' aas2s
The Washington Chronicle asserts that the
Radical leaders in some sections OF the coun-.
try have no adequate conception OF the perlls
of the political situation They are loading
the party down with prohihitory liquor, Sun
day, and excise laws, and thus alternating mum,
bers. !" 1t will be observed that the oppres-
sions imposed upon the Southern States and
people, are not taken into the account at all;
and not considered as loading down the par
ty," or alternating any body That's small
matter
Tt is evident that the result of the recent cleo
tons has somewhat alarmed the Radical lea
ders, as to the hold they have upon the masses
in the West and North They are blowing
trumpets, beating drums, rallying their men,
calling tor action, and melting partizans to re-
newed agitation. We hope their fears, as to
their loss OF power, may be realized. But that
is yet to be seen.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
are Strengthening their line between the Relay
House, and Baltimore go as to avoid that long
donble curve that winds around by the brick
yards, near the Spring Gardens The road is
nearly completed, and will be 10 working order
next month, when the time between Baltimore
and Washington will be reduced to sixty min
utes
We fear that there is no foundation for the
hope expressed in some quarters, that DR.. Llv-
ingstone, the celebrated African traveller. is
yet Lying. His death was we'll authenticated,
under the circumstances and had it not been
so, sufficient time has elapsed for some Ger
tain accounts from him, were he alive
It is said that business and trade i'll New
York city are active, this fall, beyond expeca-
ton. The hotels are full, merchants from
abroad coming in, and purchases begin to be
made freely. H.. .....,..
Mr. Forney, in his "OccaSioual" letters
appears to have entered fully into the "sensa
tional business" He vociferates that Presi-
dent johnson is ''precipitating revolution. "
The reorganization of the militia IN Mary
land, a legal and constitutional measure, gives
great dissatisfaction to the Radical leaders.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-09-18

kEMAKK". Zinc maTlet f0T Cram this lnoIn-
ing vas quite acti7a-receipt= light and seed
Wheat in demand al good prices We have no
change to note in Our quotation: for Flour -
We quote family at Sl2 50a14 20 Market very
firm and the supply equal 70 the demand. On
Change this morning 264 bushels white Wheat
sold at 235 for prime. ana 693 bushels rel were
offered, bat 10 sales reported. C2rn-6I0 bush
els rive1 white sold ii ia ana ll5 and offerings
OF 1911: bushels mixed. brought liz and
ia. No yellow offered. tlGG bush els Oats
changed hand: and - and u. U3 bu:helz Re
we're offered, but afterwards Withdrawn. -
bbls extra Flour were offered. but ~ sales -
ported Butter in demand
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-09-18
nPARTNER&uIP NOTICE.
NOTICE.
EGG al NOT C E S

yTIkGiEIA, to wit:-ln the, County Couu
7 Of Fairfax county, September rules, 49,.
Newman Burke and Levi Burke against Heosy
Taylor Mary Simpson, John Golfer, Frank
Golfer, Oscar Golfer and others. whose nn!av.
are unknown, children Of Harriet COFFEE: ia.
+. HALEY. Il. Haley, JohH r. haley, La@.
HALEY, infant child Of K. Thomas HaIIcy,Joht
Thomus and Martha Thomas, lis wife; =
HUT, daughter Of Mary Hut; George Bu'kc
Mnry Burke, Richard Burke and Caleb Burke
children Of John Burke, decd, and either,
dcfts.: In chancery.
Meu,:-lhc object Of this suit is to Obtain.
decree for the sale Of tract OF land III Tic
county Of FnirsaX, containing 1870 acres, belong
ing 10 the heir ii James Burke dec d., AID
distribute the proceeds Of sale 10 those entitled
1t appearing By affidavit! fled that the 4oo'r
named defendants are non residents OF !4'
State, and those not named are unknown 10 Tie
plaintiff, it is ordered that they appear within
one month after due pubIlcatton hereof, ana i"
what is necessary to protect their Interests.
''' +. D. RICHARDSON, CIrrl
Moore. p. O sep 5-l"wiw
yTIRGINIA, to wit In the Circuit Coug! Of
Y Fairlnx county, September rule, ~.
James j. Love, use H. GunLe}ps Trustee, y.
h. D. Means and B. D. Carpenter: Ia CLANCY.
Mem The object Of this suit is to oblaIHs
decree for the sale Of N tract OF land, III LAi'
county, the properly Of the defendant, Mean
containing 4@7 acres, con eyed by sand MeaA-
to said Carpenter IL trust, 10 SATISFY ana pay
plaintiff the sum Of $1,000, with interest I4M
MAY 2, 1866 secured b. decd Of trust
1t appearing By affidavit fled that the saa
defendants are not residents Of this tate i i.
ordered that they appear within ono month H.
ter due publication hereof. and do what i ne
". 4 GOODlNG. Clerk.
f-..i-- l-1L
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i ipPAKINKR3HlP.-The undersigned have
- this day formed y co-partEership for thu
purpose Of conducting the GROCERY, liz
UOk AND COMMISSION BUSINESS, undE:,
the firm name Of AVERY y DAVIDSON -
the store formerly occupied BY Hendcl:39 :.
Avery. corner Of iling and Alfred trees. ~
s0iili. continuance Of the patronage exte2Ir+
t. he old irru. K. ". AVERY
aug t. r. j. DANIDSOA
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICES

DISSOLUTION.-The eopartnersh;s bo,.
~ tofo-e existing between the undersiona4
under the firm name Of HEN DERSOS =
AVERY, is this day dissolved ny mutual coe
sent J. E. HENDERSON
RICH'D. " AVFpV
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DONE DUST AND POUDRETTE.-We
D have just received another supply of the
Lodi Manufacturing Company's celebrated fine
ground Bone Dust and Poudrette suitable for
the drill and warranted pure.
HOOE & WEDDERBURN,
sep la-2w No g. Prince st, Alexandria
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The Library Of Congress, in the Capitol. at
Washington, is said to be the largest in the
country, and the necessity Of a separate build
inc to contain it, begins to be talked about,
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~ J. MILLER,
T.. No g. KING STREET,
! l. r 4 4 n u RIA J. I

r.. No s.. KING STREET,
4 l. E-A 4 n u RIA, ~.
importer, Wholesale and Retail Dealer IN
CHINA, GLASS AND EARTH FIN W RE,
snow receiving hia fall stock Of goods, CON
sisting of Blue EDGE G G and White Granite Of
I'll kinds
French China, Dinner Sets Tea Sets: Hr.
Gold Band ana Decorated Tee Sets. FsSa"
Mugs, Toilet Sets, SC.
French Cut Glassware, in sells and by the do2
Bohemian Glassware in great variety.
Tea Trays in sets and singly.
Also Tin Chamber Sets, Coal Oil Lamps
Chimneys, Shades, &c.
In fact everything usually kept in frst-cIass
Crociery Store, to which he invites the attrn-
ton of country merchants and dealers generally,
as he is satisfied he can supply them with goods
in his line as cheap or cheaper than they can
buy them farther North. sep 49, eo3m
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TRESH DRUGS, &c.-Thc subscTTllGI,e a,, ;Inl
articIcs which he is prepared to sell al the e. y Ell
lowest prices bbl Bs!sam Capayal, O IAN.
fresh Olive Oil, Olive Oil Dc AJAX, sperm ,,nooro.
hers, Lard, Straits, Machine, gRtefned
Whale, Tanners, Crude Petroleum, h R;nns.
ditto Train, Raw and Boiled Linseea, D.' oil,
Gle, Paraliine Neatsfoot, Elephant, O%E.V' Gin.
&c, Also White Mustard Seed, Janus" Csrb
ger, Spears Preserving Fruit :W5ViinIsIow's
Soothing Syrup, Cod Liver oil, ChaWGIo onne.
Flowers, HEsband's Magnesa, Lump Onjaire,
sia, Celery Seed, Suger Caro- Soda R8S d,bEi!I
Paints of All kinds Bnbbitt 5"lerat4s' &C. ST. SC,
Soap, Blueing, Con2entra1ed t2 u s. COOK,
so2 90 and go, King s''ss'