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command Tor trne freshman To PUSH.
Wy cane was my shelIalaii--one vail ,iu
rfeieu in an Instant with u broken head
ana the "ther, though twice my size. sunt
oeh"atil an arm that was nervrJ nv human.
ny "nh duty. ASSIST tu:t, sum gathered
aud an ulacing NV prisoner n, the ham.
:" an officer, VIII" should he wm,,,ied ,m
2icedriy i',tpre me bu, tho hon, ,,ired IA,
rr at - tIah! ynur syo tue,rt a.,
pretty hun>-l Won had haIr cnur,rd c,,,
'hg rom m'-",lmIF he very si.ne.
''"'k i'n irnn", where he mtrniuccd nm
as the savr'ir ut ms l,fa from r,hlers a..>
murdrr"rs In less TIM, t,an a shin cont,
s'l t. Cork and home again, I was iun,.
partner at the wholesale stnrr and ,b.
iovriir>t gu that has ever lived f,r a ,bu,.
sand years, blessed me with her heart and
hand fhank Col, have lerr prospect
Gus IN my basket ani my s,,r,. Oar ch,l-
hfrn ar" blessing ia us. as | nope thry
Viii he an honor g. their country. and we
have: rn nigh f'r them aud ourselves and
.mrwhat for the poor
The stars that guide tho wandcrer right,
And virtue fair aud honour bright,
. BIZ temperate, steady, just and kind,
Thrn PUSH and fortune you shall find.
81 lar rs 'h" s''Ty TX long one, pray
M'Ssrs. Printers, To- remember thai il IS al,
iris''nans story. 81 Tar as | have auy
''i'g To say. ! preserve the character OF
V"h's to serve. b. b.
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twoen Liverpool and Manchester. there is less
danger in moving at the rate of thirty miles per
hour than there is in travellin. the s,ie ten
miles per iiaur on turnpilso-ioad. On the rail
way there is nota single turn, and scarcely Il
single inequality in these respects the engineer
has boldly and wisely aimed at perfection, though
he thereby incurred what nay be deemed an OK
uavngant expense. The chief sources of dan
ger rim travelling rapidly On Purnpke roads aro-
ist' hills u, turnngs in tho read; Sd, Unequal.
'ties IN the surface of the road 4,h. unruly
horses; 9Th, meeting other horses. Not one Of
these dangers exists on the railway, and there
fore 1t is difficult to limit tho speed at which we
travel with safety
have chosen frttlo them and mus, leave
1T nneShius;cd. II may air,ri me simple room
Tor future specula,;oas E.
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nYrsCELLANEoUs.


iIom En9 FiUrge Hocord.
PUSH"
Haa stiD IS rnsn, and thoos who bold,, dare.
HHS"':i0niph Ger lbs S'sscf cold despair"
" Wtro twenty years Of age, was q,
S@'co', fcaipDg svrScynIg, and Dsy,ga-
ton. Ana ds, on mcaD 10 travel ?" said
NY m6sie'' w hat thrnb Joo oE Amor
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I've been among the mighty Alps, and wandered
through their Wales, ~
And heard the honest mountaineers relate their
dismal tales,
As round the cottage blazing hearth, when their
daily work was DER,
They spake of those VIII" disn rreared, and ne CIR
were heard of more.
For some had Como with daring foot the crsgry
peaks To gain,
Until they seemed like liazy specks to gazcrs ON
the plan;
But in a fathomless abyss an icy grave thoy
found
Or crushed beneath the avalanche. that
starts at human sound
And there from shepherd heard a narrative
- off"ar,- -la = !. !
tale to rend mortal heart, which mothers
49, might not near;
The tears were standing in his eyes, his v,iee
was tremulnus
But wiping all thaso tears away, he told hi.
sturv thus:
'''it is among these barren cliff. the ,ayenaus
vulture dwells,
WHO never fattens on the prey which from .far
he SMELLS
But patient, watching hour on hour upo, , 1of,v
rock,
lie singles out some truant Lamb victim. f,om
the flock.
"oae c'"udiess sabbath summer morn, the sun
y was rising high
y "hon, from my children ON the ,,roen. T hoard
n fearful cry, e77z''
u AS if some awful deed were done /, sbr;.t .,el
~ grief mad pain,--
I a cry, hunbly trust in God neer NAV hear
again!
4" hurried out to learn the cana. I'm, ,;r-
whelmed with fright,
The children never ceased to Shrek. and fro,,
my frenzed. sight
missed the youngest of my babes, the darling
OF my care, se.
But something caught my searching eyes, slow
sailing through thsair. ' 4
oh, what an awful spectacle 70 rasst sathee,.
His infant made Yuitnres prey, with terror to
descry; 4
Aud know with ag"nizins breast, and with
1hstcarihy power could no, avail, iha, limo.
l csptto saxs! ren
MY infant stretched his little hands innlor;no.
iy 10 me,
And struggled with tho ravenous bird, all yainlv
toget FREQ;
htintervals heard his cry, shrek as,ei stifec
scream,
Until upon the azure sky iessening spot thew
seem. ~
The Vptars tapped his sail .lise wings, though
heavily he few,
n motto upon the suns broad face he seemed un.
o to my view;
hut once thought saw him s.oop, as if no
would alight---
Twas only deiusve thought, for all had van
ished quite
All senTch was 7ain, and years had passed
ts'at child was ne'er forgot,
when once daring hunter climbed unto a lof
~ spot,
From whence, upon ragged crag the chanois
never rsocI,e5,
Hs saw nj infants flcshless bone, the elements
had bleached.
clambsred up that rugged cliff could not
stay away,
iknew they were my infants bones thus hasten
ing To Decay
Atst.ered ssrmen, yet remained, though torn
70 many a shred,
Inc crtnson cap lie wore that morn vas still Up.
on the head
" 'aat droary spot is pointed DOT TO travellers
hr
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| TIE Senate, 10 the business Of appointments
that i would contribute TO the STABILITY Of ,he
Naturalization. The consent o. thar boIv
would. be necessary to dspl,ce as weIl As 10
spp amt. change Of the chief magistrate
therefore. would not occasion 90 violent or 40
general revolution 10 the officers OF the gov.
eminent As might be expected, II he we're the
sole disposer OF Offices Where a man IN sny
s,sisOn. hsc given satisfactory evidence Of his
fitness fSr 4, new President would be re
strained from attempting change ia favour OF
person more agreeable to him. b. the Appre
heasien that the discoutinuznce Il the Sea.te
night irustrais the attempt, add bring some
degree 81 dIscredH upen himself"
People Of Massachusetts consider the seven
faithful officers, removed irOm The d oston Gus.
.on House last Saturday, and III the Others De
fore driven trom tie same Office. People Of the
United sts,es; consider all the faithful public
sers ants dismissed N al parts VI th- country.
10 give place 70 eieciioaeering pariixsns. ana
decide tor yourselves whether sac pr4nelb4f
u zss fhs oaiy ',daoencai for che rsmsvsf ffsese
sriieraons ee-rs, Esas nsf, 20 Place 6svofsses ~
fhesr reSssg ~ such we're the 'fadaeemsat.
then, the opinion Of Nr. Msdison applies 10
the present time.-Bsslsa Cenfinei.
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,rEIa aAA&f9Ss
MaRrINssuRe. Joss II. lsa9.
CcoxxusIcATED.l

-oRny REFOR.u!g REFORM =.
Ne - ,,,rd as ssDolI'' SAYS in Shakespeare
las Henry the 4th, win become as "odious'
P2 v,Fd occupy. The meaning OF the tern
sn-vsr,ed-AIl men in this country will here
- ashamed to use 1t Ia its legitimate
SIS far as sm concerned. Me-. EduSr,
"A r,,her lose a 10Srd. than that Genera
49,. administration should understand ia
-, differently from what they do. re
r. that this sweeping system OF Proscrip
q carving on with so high hand, tha,
- ,.s,lt will inevitably be, the disgust OF all
ID - men in the United States, and the dlsnis-
~ the Hero at the end of hs term, BY
So more votes, than he came IN
rrer and anon, q worthy, honest, trusiy man
-, out whose nexions are extensive ana
I..,sc,able, With whom aud With whose &C
is,n,,nees, his character and standing 10
y1D'au-n and respected, by this means the lesven
= A,scootent is dispensed tar and wide, aud q
~g work, Mr. Editor, depend upon It, It viii
vork.
most prominent example OF this, 70 one
s.. a, other 10 be felt, IN the DISMISSAL OF that
s;ysfl Old servant of Washington. add the
nnbIc. Joseph Nourse forbesr TO add any
,biny concerning him to what Is SAID IN the sub
" I'd naragrap1. CAiUS.
IOineo pal"b "F
..Joseph Nourse is removed from the
office of Register of the Treasury. -
TINS venerable citizen, distinguished
tor the piety and excellence OF his per-
,onal character, has been an example
/ 10 public servants of irreproachable fl
deIity and correctness for more than
6ity years. Mr.. Nourse entered the
nublic service as Secretary to General
Charles Lee, and was with that officer
at Fort Moultrie, in the harbour OF
Charleston, when il was besieged by
the British. He continued with General
Lee until the battle OF Monmouth, after
which he was appointed under the Old
Congress, December so, 1875, Assist
ant Clerk to the Board of War. June
Hl777, Deputy Secretary to the Board
Of War. Feb -, l77s, Secretary OF
Ordnance, and Paymaster to the Board
Of War May 20, 1873, Assistant Au
dior General Sep! 10, 1881, Regis
er of the Treasury: aud on the organ
CATION of the Treasury Department
~ Gen Hamilton, under the Federal
Constitution, he was re-appointed, Sept
I 1889 Register of the Treasury, in
mich office he has remained to the
wsent time. We cannot imagine any
ling like justification of this removal,
seven single circumstance 10 qualify
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M ARsHaL's SALE. Pursuant 10 ) deere
AvA cal order of the superior Court of Chan
ee9, holden at Winchester, pronounced Il rem
dered on Monday. May 4th, 1899, wherein
Isaac Whistler is complainant, asd Peter Poisai
aud others, heirs OF Peter Posai, dec d are de
fendanss. viii be sold, on Tuesday the i4h
day OF July next, on the premises, at pubic auc.
non, to the highest bidder, one hund red and
twenty acres OF LAND. tying near Msrtinsaufg,
nerkeley county, Va. late the property Of Pc.
ter poisal, senr deed. and which by his will
was directed TO be Sold
Terms OF sale: one half of the purchase mo-
ney TO be paid IN hand, and the balance in two
squsi annual payments, bonds and Trus, Deed
on the premises sold, will be required of the
purchaser to secure the deferred payments -
Sale will commence about IL o'clock
NATHANIEL SEWERS, ID NJ
June Ill. for Jae S .hagiH
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county, 81 he frss -Nssday in June merit; & those
"a the PI7aa and Cincinnati districts. 1t the
Land Once in Pqua. Miami county. on the
fsurfh Monday "a jane inss. The szles are to
remain open al each place one week, and no
longer; and all lAuds offered and not said, win
De subject to entry at private sale at ST. 25 per
acre. The lands on the Maumee within ave
miles thereof. and the sections on which toe
seats Of justice shall be located Tor the counties
OF Allen, Hardin aud Putnam, are TO be resery.
cd from sale.
A gentleman OF Michigan has invented a
maeh'ne for printing letters, &c tits fatnish
cd with keys. aod played upon .sfier the man.
ner OF p'sno forte. Occupies about the fourth
part OF 'he space ofa forte piano. and young
lady, seated at Il, and employed in printing .
letter OF card ofinvItation, would appear in tae
same altitude as IA playing upon her forte pl
ano. u wihrequlre few hours prsetice, TO
enable one to print with the same rspidity as
he can wFiiei but It may be so contrived as to
print two or three copies at once. child OF
i've years, il 4 can spell, can take copy of
any thing placed before il; and those who write
an awkward hand, aged persons, those who
~'sa 10 have their letters, compositions, sc
appear IN a neat manner, and Sin print" in fine,
all who ever write letters or any thing else
viii tali IN love With this invention.
Sal Springs on Grand Riper.--we have long
known that the indians have manufactured salt
for their own consumption, at Grand River OF
Lake Michigan, but did not know that the wa.
ter was TO be found 10 such Quantity rs to war
rant the establishment OF the manufacture W.
on an extensive scale. From the information
we have lately received. there is water
cough IN one place, about forty miles from the
lake, and ten miles above the head of schooner
navigation, to keep one hundred kettles going,
or pfoportionste extent Of watts for solar evap.
GRAFTON. This marsh is about an acre in extent
on the south side Of the river, aud has been,
Or is about to be leased by the Government to
Mr. WIN. Belcher. of his city. MIR. b. return
ed from Grand River on Tuesday. and brought
With him quantity of the water, aud Of the
salt manufactured from it.--Derois Gar.
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TAKE NOTICE.

FEs0 TIE PUBLIC The public are
nossfrd that have pieRly Of OATS and
HAY, aad my ksnd ne'gsboaFs have generous
, losned nc he use ~ their Stables. no 10
eonvensencs % Travellers OF others need be
expected. They ~iil had the same prompl
sissnsion pad - heretofore
WILLIAM KR0ESES.
! AastinsbUFgs gsne 4
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Ms Ills TO RENT.-P Proposals viii be re-.
AVA eeised until the LIST day OF July next, for
renang, that valuable MERCHANT MILL, 10
shepherds own, now in the possession oil Mr..
Geo. Ehter. Also, the MILL on German Street
~ Shepherdstown. at present in the possession
OF Mr.. Michael Cookus, and the SAW. MILL,
and WAKE HOUSE, now used by Mr.. John
Cameron.
Application may be made either to Ednund
I. Lee, jr Esq. in shepherdstown, or 10 the
subscriber residing about four miles from Town.
June III, 1929. HENRY SHEPHERD.
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NOTICE The subscriber having
~ susisi1eda serious loss by Gre Ca she
sight OF the 3rd ms, respectfully Fvqaesis al
those who msy know lhemssi Ives - b~iag iB-
d~b,ed 10 him. 60 make immediate payment
This becomes indspensshly Necessary, n osdes
to enable him 10 rebuild BIS property earms
down. Il is therefore hoped tina notice wll
be promptly attended 90.
The public humble serxf
WILLIAM KRoEsEN.
MarlinshuEg, June II, is-9.
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$50 AGREES

on which Sa,ssh Slaughter, decd. resided Cor
many yesrs before bis decesse.
Terms otssle; Four thousand and sevcnty
niue dollars in hand--the purchaser to retain.
out OF the residue, Que third OF the whole pur.
chase money, during the life OF Mrs. ElizsSelh
showaiser, widow of Joseph showsi,er, the in.
terest OF which is to be paid 10 her annually.
IN lieu Of her dover IA SAID iand--the sum re.
Ha'"'ng 70 DC paid In two equal annual pay.
men,s; the purchaser to give bonds and = desd
ottrust on the premises to secure 10 Mrs Sbn.
walter the due payment OF the interest during
her lite. and to the heirs the due payment ot
tue aforesaid one third Of the purchase money
after her death. as wei as 10 secure the w.
last payments Possession otthe land to be iehy
cred TO the purchaser on the LIST day OF April.
1850. JonN 9 MAcut
-natshai ef fhe District Court Of Caancery a,
june a., 1919. Wnchssier
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SMITH sr.AUaHrGR,s FARM
FOX SALE

ENpursuancs of a decree made at the
u lsstterm OF the DistrioI Court OF Chancery
held ct Winchester, in the suit OF Hamilton
Jefferson, executor Of Smith Slaughter, deed.
against Joseph Showalter's administrators snd
hsEss, shall expose 10 pubic sale. by auction,
On Tsesdas fhe 2SsA day ef Jalg.
at the front door VI ME-. Backmsster's tavern in
ChsFlestown, jefferson county. that beautiful
and improved Farm, containing about
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M ARSHAL'S SALE.---i,rs uant ~ DEE, seu
IVA tai order OF the District Court OF Cbaaca-
ry, holden at Winchester, pronounced ard re.
corded on the 9th day of MAY. 1879 wherein
John Mcpherson. and others are pla;ntlfss. and.
Erasmus CAN'T. sheriff Of Berksly eoua,y-
and as snch Administrator, With the will ~ a.. 4.
ed OF Edward %. Williams, deed and tie h.,ra
OF said decd are defendants will be ofleser
tor sale to the higbes. bidder, II pbiic aa lian.
en- sie lSta day Of Juy nrri. before he Courr
House door ~ Msrtnsbnrg. Befkele, comfy.
Va. about $50 acres 1T valu~hte Esrr,t me
LAND, with improvements thereon, la.e Il q
property OF Edward o. " 80 ,r,s, deed Linz.
within the sad countJ CT iserk e;es, aud .dioin-
ing the lands of kicnarsi cisgett's heirs.
Terms OF sale, siz hundred dollars 20 be
paid IN hand, and Tire balance 10 six, twelve.
and eighteen months from the day of sales
Bends with good personal security, and . trust
deed upon the premises sold. will be required
1.-THE purchaser. to secure the deferred pay
ments Sale will Commence about the hour OF
Ii O'Clock NATHANIEL SEWERS.
ID Marshal for
JOHN 8. MAGlLL.
| .harslai If fae Hinchesser s. c. Cews<
l June 4, 1879 ITS
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AND FOX SALE he subscriber " Il. =. IA
IL that valuable Iraat of LAND. now ina the
occupancy OF George Harris, Esq two miles
from Martinsbofg. containing 26s sores OF first
rate limestone sol. nov, in hne state of culli-
va'ion. With valuable improvements the SOY
AmxA such ~ large and eoayemtue
fsssm DWELLING HOUSE, Kitchen.
ss. B,rn. and other convenient our lou.
ses. a never. failing well Of e.
ceiient wa er; good orchard Of cboire tr,,tt.
&c. Possession will be gwen a, an, time II, er
tue 80 DAY OF October mex: For terms II s,le.
apply TO Alexander Stephen, in Marunshufe.
or TO the subscriber near Frederick Iawn.
Maryland. RICHARD CRoMNl.1
June IL, l629--tf.
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Tickets $40; Halt S; Quarter so; Eighth H..
CTorders tor tickets or shares IN ihe ! ott.
Lotteries, forwarded by msil post pad !, d. ~
private hand, will meet With the mos, pr, mpr
attention If addressedio
YATES & M'iNIiRE.
bos5iag On. h g
'.'Prixe tickets 10 former lotteries received
as cash.
An official account of the drawing will he fore
warded 70 Adventures. free Of postage.
June H.
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Ala meeting Of the members Of the County
Court Of Berkeley. ., the Court House. on
Monday the Sih Of June, 1899.
ten. ELISHA BOYD vas called TO the Chair
and IohN SrRorHER sppo'a,ed Sec'y.
WhereupOn, On motion u David u. Conrad,
Esq.the foilosing resolutions we're unanimously
adopted;
Rssolved, That. while we are fully sensible Of
the loss, which The profession. and soc iety a.
large hsve sustained by the lamenscd death q
Mosss U. HCsrKn Esq . gentleman, whose
high natural gifts aud sKieusise seqaifements,
placed him "a the hrsa rsuk Al the bar. sc
still more deeply feel and deplote The sffiictieg
bereavement, which bssFs 80 much mere beayl.
y upon al estimsblr and faithful wife, saa .
large tsnsiy oi helpless yoang children.
Received, That, a. tribute 60 TIE memory
OF our departed brother and feli0w-clhxcn. we
will wear Grape upon the leit arm tor thirsy
days
Resolved, That the Rdifor Of the CaEetlr be
requested 10 give pubAesslon IN his paper 70
these proceedings.
ELISHA BOYD, cAairman.
JoHs SrRoTHER. Secretary
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IRON.

O. MIX < CROWS Celebrated craales-.
NE have few Of the above GRAD as
w which We warrant; and snother s,,ns,ls
Of PLoU6HS, for two or three horses. v. 81,
We also warrant
T0wNER 6 x.,ss.
shsPhesdssowDs Jsps 4 daEg
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Pubic Sale Of Lands IA 0aiO.-The Governor
of Ohio has issued a proclamation, directing
the sale OF the hve hundred thousand acres of
land granted by the United States TO the state
OF Ohio, TO aid in completing our Canals. The
lands selected in the Delaware District will be
offered at The Land Office at THIN, 10 Senscs
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VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY.

For the Bsaef' Of the Dismal Scamp.
Canal Company
TWENTIETH Class
To be drawn at Richmond. on "Wednesday thu.
gath of June, 1922.
go No Lotferg--9 Dralun BaJlos.
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Splendid LOTTERIES.
10000 DOLLARS.
CAPITAL PRIZE.
CITY LOTTERY

win be drawn at Washington. ON Tuesday. ,le
10TH June, 1922
50 NO. Lor1sar-S DRaws sArIo1s.
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A Situation Wanted.

= S1tIIatIOn w anCeQ.
A YOUNG MAN who writes good hand, wants
"A situation in either Dry Goods or Grocery Store
that will afford him tolerably genteel support I'm.
questionable testimonials of his character can be Civ
letter addressed to B. and left at this Office
will be punctually attended to. feb 10
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Thomas Ming,
~ AET,OH:

M Err CHA J. y "a ASMs r,
befpeen the FrankEn Htise and cay Hotel
1IIsKEs this method Of returning his sincere thanks
TO his friends and the public in general fof past
f,yors and continues to solicit the same tor the
He has just received fresh supply Of fNLh GoG " u.s.
sness At the shortest noce, and on the most reasoha
HE terms for cash. lie has on hand all k'nds G,
READY MADE CLOTHlNG.coais, pan,a'oonsa a.'S
let's. o,.ya,s stners and fashionable collars; ruhet
and plain Shirts general assortment OF henS n,
assortment of fashionable cloths-blue' oMck' o'ns
drab and steel mixed do; also cass' of sa,;'
black and fancy colors and good assortmen! oi
netts. handsome assortment OF vesuhgs; 'oi".. an
swsnsdown velvets and silks; also, good
of hang up and hunters cords; handsome assortment
Of Tartan plads and blue and brown eamoe,s an
sortment of fannes Of different coiors nanaSo''S
assortment of fashionable buttons gilt P'aLeo anu
steel and large white pearl buttons, for gentlemen
coats. and fashionable black buttons; good assor
ment of caicoes; ladies' mock,sons and chiiureh
gloves Also ageneral assortment OF
LADIES q GENTLEMERS CLOAhS.
orders will be taken. which will be made up 10 any
tsshonwth neatness and dispatch at such prices as
WILDE satisfactory to those who may favor him WIN
their patronage,
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Cabinet, Chair, and Sofa Manufac

Cabinet, Chair, and Sofa Manuiac-
tory.
lanes GREEN Cabinet maker,-haso on hand ana
81 will constantly keep at his old stand on Royal
st.. Alexandria, Il at the corner OF 10th St, Penn'!
yania, Avenue Westinghouse general assortment OF
the most fashionable and durable Furniture, which he
will warrant equal, if not superior in quality to any
ever offered in the Distrct-Conslsting IN part, Of
Grecian, winged and plain wardrobes
Gothic, pedestal end and plain sldeboards y
Ditto with cellaretts and marble slabs
French and plain bureaus =,
Dressing 90 WIFI 'l''r!o's
Ladies' and Gentlemens' secretaries and bookcases
pier lables with marble and mahogany tops
Piller and claw dining, breakfast and card tables
plain do do do do DO
Ladies work stands
Shaving and candle do
Wash stands with marble and mahoganytops
Grecian Sofas
Mahogany chairs
Music stools, bidetts, cribs, cradles
Portable writing desks &c
With agenerai assortmento of bedsteads OF richly
carved mahogany, maple and stained woods, all OF
wh;cb will be sold low for cash they can be pur
chased ofthe same quality at any other mandatory
y the Union. ALSO,
.snassor,ment of st Domingo and Bay of Honduras
Mahogany, part of which is suitable for handrails
steam sawed curl and shaded veneers, copal var
nsh of superior quality, sacking bottoms, cords,&
TURNING AND CARVING,
z Handsomely executed may