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CALIFORNIA.
The Washington correspondent of
tho liaiuinoro Sun in a letter of the
21st ult., says, in rcaanl to tlio slave
ry excitement and California, that
The best thing that CWrress rati
.'do, is to, perhaps, do noiliinir. They
might do well to give California some
necessary legislation, pass the appro
priation bills, and adjourn. The al
terative measure is to protract the
session, merely with n view to the
exhibition of scenes of strife, confus
ion, and perhaps, violence. As Gen.
Cass said yesterday, "hard words may
lead to hard blows."
The northern men, who, until re
cently, have taken little share in the
slavery discussion, have got up their
blood, and are hurling fierce defiance
at the South. Horace Mann's speech
was a declaration of war. He de
clared that the North would not yield
an inch, even to avert the calamities
of civil war. Tliaddeus Stevens
preached a crusade against the ac
cursed institution. Col. Missel's speech
ol to-day, was full of scornful taunts,
and fiery invective, and fierce dentin
ciation against the South. These arc
men who are addicted to no gasco
nade, and they mean what they say.
It appears to me that the North
his assumed n Irghcr and holder tone
than at any former time, and that the
argument on which they rely is the
sword.
Gen. Cass's speech in reply to Mr.
Clements was the warmest and most
eloquent that he has ever delivered,
and because it came from his heart.
If his was not the tone of defiance, it
was that of despair. Ho warned the
South that th'ir threat had drioen
the North to the. wall, and he declared
emphatically, fur himself, that he cou'd
not stand it. The claims made by
Southern men in behalf of slavery, as
nn institution, he utterly repudiated,
and in fact, his whole speech consisted
of objurgations, against the South, and
the expression of a positive belief that
the question must lead to civil war.
Gkhat Union iJi:E'mu iv Ni;w
York Citv. Pursuant to a call,
signed by between two or three thou
sand of the most respectable and sub
stantial citizens of New-York, invit
ing n meeting of their follow citizens,
irrespectie of party distinction, in
favor of sustaining the Union by the
permanent settlement of the two great
questions now agitating the Nation,
upon the basis of the Compromise
Resolutions introduced into the Senate
of the United States by the Hon.
Henry Clay, there assembled at Cm
tic Garden on .Monday hist, the largest
public meeting ever witnessed in
New -York.
Wc are informed through the Tel
cgraph, that the number of persons
present was not less than ten thousand.
Mr. Woodhull, the Mayor of the city,
presided. Mr. Whiting and other
gentlemen addressed the meeting, all
of whom spoke warmly in favor of
compromising the question of slavery,
nnd wore eloquent in spcuking of the
perpetuity of the Union. A n epitome
of the brief remarks of' Major Gen.
Scott, who occupied a position on the
platform, has been transmitted by llie
Telegraph Reporter, as follows:
'He expressed his strong attach
ment to the Union, which he bad ser
ved for nearly forty-two years, and
disclaimed nil party considerations in
li is devotion to our glorious confeder
acy. He said he was charmed with
the admirable spirit of conciliation
manifested by those present, an I with
the complete harmony which perv id
ed the whole immense assemblage.
For himself, he stood there neither a
pro slavery man nor an abolitionist j
neither a Whig nor a Democrat ; but
aSa firm, unwavering friend of the,
u...m. u. m on..!, n.c. no irusicu
would never be destroyed." !
All the proceedings were evincive ,
of the most ardent patriotism, and the
greatest unanimity of feeling and pur
pose prevailed amongst the congrc 1
gated masses. ,
!tinrt
DISUNION.
Some of our contemporaries and
some of our correspondents, will per
sist in anticipating the possibility of
ii-'ii!iion. No sooner has the good
ship of State thrown off the "threat
ening" surge like spray from her bows,
than again we hear the cry from some
seared landman, "breakers ahead I"
True, true enough, there arc "frraii
ers" and those who choose to go out
from ihe ship into their own.frail tiny
bark, will riot be slow to find them.
Singly, or in fleets, they will but dare
the tempest that must overwhelm
them. From the south or from the
north, the same inevitable fate men
aces the foolish advontuier and his
crazy bark. Happy it will be for
them if the staunch oi l ship should
still bo within helping distance of their
drowning cries. And once aboard
again, what a fata must await them
there. The dirtiest powder monkey
who has stood last by the ship will
decline with proper dignity, the equiv
ocal honor of their acquaintance.
But there is a question which seems
to have been overlooked by the agita
tors of disunion. Who is to carrj
out the practical department of the
project? Wc could split tho Union
into fragments by a stroke of the pen,
and declare it dissolved beyond reme
dy before the next issue of the Sun;
but wc should bo at ,1 loss to know
where to look for a corporal's guard
to help us carry out tho notion. Wc
think wo see our good citizens passing
by on the other side, throwing a
glance of pttv this way, in quest of
the man who dissolved the Union.
Perhaps some half a dozen loafers
iind who don't know but we may slan
der to that extent even that fashiona
ble c'.iss of society might discover a
chance for a little gratuitous notoriety
with nothing more disastrous than a
lunatic asylum ahead, and take a
hand's turn for a day or two with us.
But what would all tho rest of the
folks be at? IToiild t!u5 ngrioiiltunilisst
desert the grateful labor of his teem
ing globe; the artisan, the ringing
sphere of the toil; th! merchant'" the
profitable bustle of the counting room,
to rally around the traitorous rag
sallied with the word 'd'sutiiou7'' Is
there one of our readers who would
not resent the suspicion that he could
bj relied upon in such on event?
Itcsent it, aye, and with stinging in
dignation U)o.--!3a!t, Sun.
Cotton a T'kacem krij. Machcy's
Western World, a British book, says:
"Fill England with provisions let
her barns be choked and her granaries
bursting with their stoies--what a
spectacle would she present on a
stoppage of one year's supply of Cot
ton! It would do more to prostrate
her in the dust than all the armaments
whish America and Europe could
hurl against her. What a tremen
dous power is this in the hand of a
tival !''
Mn. MrPriTin and Mrt. PnnsroN,
or Soltii Cakomn-a. Except John
C. ( alhoun, these eminent men have
been the most brilliant nod command
ing politicians of South Carolina since
the days of Pinckney, The fervid
passion and withering invctive of
McDullie were contrasted in the Sen
ate with the gracclul elegance of
Preston, ami their political pritioip'cs
were as didereiit as their min is were,
or their ambitions. Both McDullic
and Preston, we regret to learn, by
private advices fr.er. I.'io South, arc
now in uttar and hopeless imbecility
and idiocy, from softening of the brain
! the disease which terminated the
; intellectual life of Sotllhev. so lotvr
before his physical decease.
'
Any TAIiK.jU(Ij,e of
Wisconsin, though an incorrigible old
bachelor, is a great admirer of ladies,
d f men ro moro ,it(J or
jvo t() ,h but ba a,k. ig his
ablmrrcnce jt is sai(J Jf hinl t,iat
travcI!j 0 day his h(J
ovcrtook (l wom.;n nn(, ,)aI,v Mnd.
am, said he, "tutit child must
THE BLASPHEMER'S DEATH.
There is something so terribly
startling in tho following facts, and
so fearfully exemplifying the grievous
sin and extreme peril of blaspheming
the name of the Eternal, that had we
not made minute ami careful inquiry,
even among the very haunts of those
living where the occurrence took
place, we should have believed the
whole to bo nn exaggerated rumor of
some ordinary nnd every day casualty,
rather than the awfully true narrative
of a dreadful judgment. On the morn
ing of Sunday l ist, a married woman,
residing in the Friars' Fields, named
Sarah Morgan, was observed with an
infant in her arms, near her own house,
disputing with a woman named Eliza,
bcth Volan. A quarrel of a very vio
lent character, so far as words went,
shortly afterwards ensued, anil in re
ply to an observation made by the
woman, Sarah Morgan exclaimed that
she hoped that God Almighty would
strike her blind, deaf, dumb nnd stiff
if she did not revenge herself upon
her in a particular manner. Aimost
directly she staggered, let her child
fall from her arms to the ground, and
would herself apparently have fallen
but that her neighbors immediately
assisted her into the house.
Dr. Stack was promptly in alien
dance, who, wc need scarcely remark,
continued to render her every assis
tance which medical skill and human
ity could suggest. From the moment
that she was thus mysteriously strick
en, to the hour of her death, at half
past one o'clock on Wednesday morn
ing, the only words she uttered, and
just after she was borne in, were,
" Lord, have mercy on my poor soul
have mercy on my children !" and
then her voice failed her and she be
came dumb, her sense of hearing was
destroyed, her eyes became glassy
and sightless, and in about sixty hours
from the moment in which she was
struck down, Death placed his icy
hand upon her, nnd she became a
corpse. This fearful event has pro
duced a painful sensation even among
the abandoned creatures of the locality
in wliidi it occurred. Monmouth
(Eng.) Merlin.
Each of us li 'iirs within himself a word
unknown to bis lello.v lii-ini", and each
may relate ol himself a history resembling
that of every one, vet like iliai of no man.
An unsuccessful lover was asked hy
what nvans ho losl his divinity. "Ala.-!"
cried lie, "I (fiileri-d liei till slie got loo
proud to speak to me."
OIHTUAIl)'.
Departed llii.-i life, tli 12lh Fell., 1S50,
Mrs. M.utv Ann McCam.an. wile ot
General John McCiillm, Ten Mile, Meiss
On., Ten li., in llie 5'2d yenr of her nge.
Mrs. McCallan lias lieen for 30 o ld years,
n member of the Presbyterian Ohurch
her walk has been ihal of nn humble fol
lower oft ,'hrist she lived bur In do good,
lier hand was always stretched forth to
t lie poor and needy !ier ear was open ir.
Ihe cries of lite orphan nnd wiilo-v, nnd
lier home was a sale reireat lor the sick and
oppressed. All who have known Mrs.
McCallan, have felt llie senile and sooth
ing influence of Irr generous nnd noble
mind. She was n-ver weary ofgivinrg her
children useful itis'riiea'on, she strove lo
lead them in the wnvs of God hy lier pa
ternal advice, nnd It'atiu less example.
She did strive to let her int so shine he -lore
men, that they sei-inrj her gnnd winks,
ini;ht rjlnrily iheir Father who is in li-av-en.
She was a bright nn ! shin'tn orna
ment to society she died in the midst of
a numerous circle ol friends nnd relatives,
leaving n husband and children lo mourn
her irreparable loss. She died in Ihe full
hope of that et"rnal clory which the just
alone can inherit. She was perfectly wil
ling lo nttend the solemn s-uiiiiimns of
death she said there was something yel
she would like to do, but not my will, but
ihin", O God, be done. A;nin she said,
come, Lord Jesus, come quickly, but help
me to wait thy good pleasure willi pa
tience. She charged Iter family and Iriends
not to grieve for her, but lo live for Hod
and meet lier in clory, where no sorrows
can come, and parting is not knotvn.
Then go, thou weary pilgrim, home.
No more can sorrow to thee come;
No more shall trouble wring thy benrt,
No more Irom fimls shall thou e er
JVo nmnafhall ffVft gcoreli tl'
ATH32TS HOTEL,
AT11E.XS, TEJYJY.
Geo. W. E2ayo
B"J AS removed to tho lnrt;o llriclt Tnvcrti
nn the Ciihlic Sipiare, heretofore occu
pied hy JiiinesS. limine, Ksi., where be is
prepared to uco iiniiiodnto thu traveling pub
lic. March 8, 18."il)--tf 70
Slate of Tennessee, Mc.Minn county,
Col.'NTV (.'OIJIIT, MaIK II TKIIM, IS'lO.
TMIE Court ordered (hut Ihn Iietenue Com
missinncrs fur thn year ItCit), meet nt the
Cnurt-liouso in the town of A (hens, on Sntur
clny, tho ltith hiy of .Varch, 1850, for the
purpose uf evimimn'; ('omiuifioiiers' lislsnf
taxable', mid of erpializins; the eunie, ami
which order shall have one iucrtion m the
Alliens Tout. V.V.O. W. 1JAVO, Clerk.
March 8, 1 S.0 It 7u'
CANE CUE EK ACADEMY.
rrpiin Kxamination of the students of tins
"- Institution will take place on Friday, the
1 5th of Murc.lt, commencing nt 3 o'clock A.
M., and cbifini! nt 1. After u hich the Philo
mutbenn Society will hold their second ?n
niversiity. The friends nnd patrons of the
school lire respectfully solicited to attend.
N. 15. The third Session of the above Insti
tution uiil RnnimeriiM! on Mm l.'.tli o( April,
under the care of our highly respected unci
well qualified teacher Mr; Cooiin.i,,
Ttfo i.. novr,,
THUS. I' WELLS,
JOHN IIOYL.
March 8, lSjO 3t 7G
rtJlIIB subscriber bep;s leave throush this
"- method to return bis thanks for the lil.
era! patronage eslonded him by his friends,
ami would respectfully solicit u continuance
of the Panic,
Anions; my nesortnienl nf CJ - !V f?I I'R
may he found three hundred patents and flu
ton, plain and fancy, nil of which arc war
ranted to keep good in ituy climate, with n
ireneral assortment of foreign Fruits, Nuts,
Preserves, ,V c. .
Strict attention pnid to the packing of
tioods, una iieiivereii iree oi uruyino.
fiT- All Cioods warranted nccordint; to rep
resentation. I'ersons wiMtinz it will be for
warded a list of articles with prices. Orders
for any article in (he city will be uftcndcdjo
ty ju.si;ru i;. ,iann,
Cituilii JWitniit'iictwii anil Fruit Store,
No. -Jt) f,ii;bt st., Haltimore, Md.
ntll.mcre, MnrLh 8, I8.il) Jin 7:
CI LI. VCKtt 1' C O I'll V .1 T .1 77;. v.s.
Ciianckkv Court Clkiik's ofick,
March llules, ISM. J
John Moss,
vs.
Thomas N. G idsden.
3 litis cause it appearing from nn nllejn-
tion la eomplainns nilnehment lull,
which is svvorn to, that Thoma N. f iads-
den, Ihe defendant, i- a non-resident of llie
.Stale of Tenaessee, and a r"snlent citizen of
ihe citv of Charleston, Smith Carolina, it is
therefore ordered by the Clerk & M ister
at bis rules, that publication l" made in the
A i lens f'ost, a newspaper "iMi:-bed in the
trjwu of Alliens, McMiua cotinly, Tennes
see, lor four successive weeks, re(uirin2
said non-resident defendant to appear nl
our next t Ilmncety (.aunt lobe holdn i'l
Alliens, Mc.Minn ciiihv. on ihe o'd Mon
day in August next, and plead answer or
demur to complainant's bill li'ed n u ;i i n -1
ii i til in said Court, or the same will he set
lor healing ex jun lr., ami decreed accord
ingly. ' VV.l.I.OVllV,C. Si M.
DILL charges, that defendant sold to
complainant, on lte 1 13: It ol May, ISIS, n
neero jrirl named Jane, a slave tor lite, and
ili-liverml lo complainant a warranty lull ol
sale, except a sor on oua len; that said
ue.rro jjirl was otherwise unsound, beins
idlbeted tviiti a disease commonly railed
dropsv; ami that said nccro nirl nol Ion;
afterwards died on or about the first of July,
I8'18, ami piavs an nitaehinent lo issue in
ailacli j' l"-itl, or thereabouts, of money in
the bands of complainant helousiun to de
fendant Gadsden, until ihe final teriiriiaiion
of complainant's bill.
March 8. I.r.0 It Pr's fee 807(3
jr.i . es. c a o km,
ATTOUNEV A I' LAW,
,'lllicns, Tenuetsre,
W'WrlfiL practice in Ibe Courts nf Monroe,
V Alo.Mimi, Uliea, .Vcigs, Ilainilton,
lirntlley, ami folk counties.
Oilice mtarlv oppotite ibe Planter's flank.
March 1, I !'--tf 7.
tHAVE several limes nolilied those who
nre indebted to the estate of JOHN 1'.
KEKDF.Ll, deceased, anil, also, who are
indebted to me individually, lo come for
ward and seitle up, nnd pay lo the utirr
most farthin;, which lias not been attend
ed to by those who are indebted, and I now
say, positively, that if settlements nre not
made, e""""' c'a, I '" " "boil i
that
A UGVSrX Al) VEIITISEMKXTS
W. E. JACKSON, il;o. T. J Al tiSON, nroii o'Mai.L.
W. E. Jackson & Co.,
VVIIOLKSALU
DRY GOODS MERCHANTS,
Masonic I1am
Ultima L'uUrd StuUsnnil I Unite JoUin,)
AUO'U.-'TA.GA.
SHAVING made lat.ee nriditimis to our
stock of Dry (Joints, vu art? prenere.l
losell to Country Mereliants at as i.ow
riticF.s, and upon the same iehms, bs the
iVlerchants of Charleston.
Country Merchants visiting Anjusmor
Charleston, are respectfully invited lo tx
amine our assortment and prices.
Keb., I8".0-U 71
Henry raoorc,
fSticcessorlo Moure &. Ibivis,)
OPPOSITE GLODE HOTEL,
lMPORTKR AND 11 1: U.Kit IN
FOTIIUGXi: DOMESTIC lUIWIf.i UK.
1UOX, Steel, 'fable and Sprnii Cutlerv,
Tanner's, Smith's nnd arpenter's
Tools. Asrietillurul fmplemenls, Guns,
l isiois, xi.. Sin.
1A b. ii-l, Is."jO ly 71
IMllDlKUti:. CUTI.EIIY .1X1) AG.
11 1 C UL TUIUL LMl'L EM VMS.
ACCCSTA.GA..
JAVEnn hand a r-tntpleto nssnrtnienl
of Ivislish and AiinTiean I I.iri! ivure
and Cutlery. They also keep on land an
extensive stock of A rieuhural f tuple men Is,
consisting principally ol l'loujhs, Uoltiva
tors. Marrows, .Straw Cutter.-, Com Shell,
eis, Cylindrie.il and Double Ac!m:j K it iry
Churns, Horse Powers, Thraslier-, &c.
All orders entrusted to them will receive
prompt and careful attention.
Feb. 22, 1850-I y
' 1
HATS, CAl'SA Xf) i;o.ETS!
B. L. Peny & Go.,
AUGUSTA, (1A..
WLTA VE noiv on band a lu'l sioek of flat.'.
Caps, Hour i, and IJuibrella-i, ol
every style ;n.d ipiaiily. As we beve nor
Goods direct liom the Aiaitolaclur . v. -are
enabled lo sell as low and on ,n jmul
lerm.s as can be had in any market. M- r
chants and (b alers in want ol any article),
in our line, would do well in looking at
our slock before buying elsewhere.
Call nl E. I.. Keny ist Co's Store, ,i ar
the Mansion Moose, Auuala, (i i.
N. i!. Particul.trtitiention "iveti lonr !ers
Feb.:J-.. I8.KI ly 71
DKAI.KI'.S IS
I'crfiimrnj, liittriimeiiU. I'tirc M divines
unit Clumimls, I'liiitts.Oil.s.GLiiis, iVc,
Af'GUSTA, (JA.
V AXDUKTflV: Garden and Fie'dSepds.
"- A laran and well selected itssoitmeiil ol
I iiusKs.
1). It. Plumb x. Co., ere iil-o Asents for
Stockton's celebrated lACOUKUPl'IULE
TEETM.
Feb. -J, j-Y,!)y 71
UAKilS: AT, C.!ATKK & CO.,
SlVGUiiT.1, GA,
IMt'OriTEIIS Wlnll.KSAI.B DU.U.F.HS IN
Ditcas, .VKDici.vr.s, iulyts, oils
.1.XH (i LASS,
A P.E now reccivinj, in addition lo their
s'ltck, 5(1(1 packai.-es ol Drills, Medi
cines ic, Amonj ihetti are 'JO eases
superior .lava Ittdi-o; a. id Jilcero uts iWi. 1
Spit. F. Indinn; ail ol wmcli will be sold
as low as ihey can le tioiouai-i d in .;w
Yetk.
Feb. 22, l.v.!) Iy 71
wiioi,i:si.k iik M.t.tis is
hoots, mioi:s, i.i:athi:h, tulwks,
CAUI'ET JUGS, & r.,
CllO.M) Stuukt,
AUGUSTA. GA.
u.so
s;. x .v.. . ioxen & to.,
u inn.' -vt.t: lo;:. i i its i
U'wlf, Shoes, Leather, Trunks, Carpet
Has, ls.c,
Mayne Siren,
ClMlll.KSTO.V, S. C.
Feb. 2 2. 1 850-1 y 71
W. WIlKllIT,
n. t. Nirnoi.s,
K. SIIKttMAN,
C. JKSVUI1.
vmi;:jt, Mrnu.-. v :?.,
MASf.Al'Tl-KBKS Of
SADDLES, BliWLVS, wiims.
A Vai'STA A nvmiTISKMEXTS
l'LLXU FUUTES, .U IJ S I C JJYD
jEitEr.n v.
CIIAISLES CATLIX A: CO,
(Niar Ihu United States Motel.)
AUGUST.!, G.l,
IK the only nntborized Agents for
Chiekerinj's, Nunn's Sc Cla'k, nml
Adam .lodarl's Piano Jortes. '1'hr y kepp
constnnily on band a lirje a?ortioent of
instruments from ihe above Manolacloriea,
embracing every variety of style of 0, OJ,
Gj and 7 oeinv", which they will sell nt
the lowest Factory prices, aivina their two
and the maker's suaranlee as beir.2 perleet
in every resppct. Their sioek of Mn-ie
Violins, Guitars, fJanjos, Flute? nnd Ac"
cordeons, is lnr;e n n l well selected.
They abo have a lare stock ol Walclies,
Jewelry nnd Silver Ware, which they will
sell low.
All orders wil! receive prompt attention,
am! will be yiinrantced to mve satisfictinn
in everv respect.
Feb. I ."0 I v
71
ii a n i) ir.i he.
J. S. C O IT 13 S a, CO.,
.7 ug! ;"'., a.i.,
IM POIITF.IIS ItlllF.eT IS'll l)Kr.l'.R' IN
FOJilJfl.YS. DOMESTIC J 1.1 liDlf. IRE,
Jl'Jf A VE alwayi on hand a -w.-.d ,-tssori-
" ment in their lint", which they wiil -t-ll
on Ihe most favorable terms.
Augusta, Feb. , ;j"(J ly 71
?hos. !Hici2,rd'3 Cx Con,
SlcHanrr.i, UnoUitiutim, and Klmik Itou'.i
tftmul'arliirtr.i,
AriiCSTA, fl COttl.tA .
A LSO, Manufacturer ai d Direct f mporters
& of every bint! of COM US, JHTTCA'S,
St.'Sl'i:.YIii:iS, Specifics, Nrulle, Tins
Percussion Cups', Violin Strings, lloeUs anil
Kyes, VVIiiilcliniic , lie. ids, Marhles, luitttiti"-;
I'ius, firusl es of every description, Soaps,
Sbuviittf Hoses, Tapes, I'nliliiiis, 'I'lreatls
eottou nnd linen. Purses, Pod: t Hooka, l!a
r Strop1, Al-i-ic'il I osirunieiit-, Looking
Classes, N.vUliicrs, (.'i-rutati Harps, Ink, Sew-in-;
Stilt, !,c:id I'cticils, llotttici ,-iodCito M'ire,
j !.- TKl U -.'rent :ir (y of I. (hi f ". .t'.'l . -
f 'I.I'S let toi'teTO'ls 1. 1 tlietli,i, uhlch tl-o-
; nil-, t ikes n,u. -It limp to tin. I, imi'I lo w-liieh
j they ore i oo-t;iut!y iri h in lt additions all
which they loi-.e uctile expn I'.u the Conn
itry'I'rale. -"r-NVtv IIikvU n e iv'"l every
) rtcek. Cai.i. ami i:oiii: tiooo- wo Piiiri s.
,l:inuary I S, 1 j'.l I y lil
wiioi.o w.i:
a ti o c e mm; : . en. i vrs.
.rur--M, ' Jron-iiA,
5 K''P roosl-ttllv oo baud a l..r-:- end v, II
f nrtil s'ocli'of 'o rer, I ::' e. Se't.
wbii lt will be sold nl tie very cu-r-i r,arki
prices, Wil order" slia II have p-iet'ul n'lri,.
tion,
y-j- rtacon , f.ard and l-'cat'o-rs r'ccied
on consignment.
July -2:i, let J If .'U
CIIIJVA, GLASS .7.VI CllUCh'F.llV
wa u ;.
F, IJOIillAX
1
i.ri i'o art: i,
Acui'sta, (JllotlfiU
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-- iiddiliott" to their Stoc!;, ilt-cct (rom the
Mamifauliirers in Kn.-hitid, nod s, leclctl e
ercsily for eify nnd cnuiilrj trade , to which
lliev imile tit,, attention of purchasers.
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L,iportcr nnd .Witiivfiti hirri' vf Thvildc ii'id
Single Jjiiml Slml f'ttus, Hiieg mid
I'i'loh.
tHOT HAfi i, I-'l i-::s. Gael- Vi", '!
perior I'ercit i!oti (' ip .'i'tn Powder,
Wads, !-:i-i ( inn tied Itili-' I' irrds, en I
Maierials for (inn Mal.-.-r's u . '-V HOLE
SALE AMI UATAIL.
Keli. !.-. IS.iD-lv 7:1
A J. !.0 JVorth FmirHi Street.
PHILADELPHIA,
OI'Fri" for srilo :mi i'sI.-iisIvp mid entirt Ir
li'iw rtnek of FJS ,I.VI CAI'S. of
the latest s! le nit I mo-t iippf -veil pnllerii",
of l:i"ir own iiianul ielur -, and particularly
adapleJ to Ihe .Southern end 'iVi -tern Trade,
. :
' ilesltin, finssl.i, ('assiuu re,
.Nulria, Pr'isli, Sd's,
IVmer, Mexiei.n, Calitorni'i.
Also, Men's and Tin" :' ntlii-, Pear!, A l
irl nml Wool Hals, in real variety. "'"
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