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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-11-18

The Madisonian, speaking Of President Tyler,
says:
Late expressions Of public sentiment, 90 very far
to sustain him in his patriotic and disinterested course
the American People are unmndful of the deserts
of their faithful and loyal servants"
Now must confess that we have puzzled our
brain in vain TO arrive at this conclusion from the pre-
misses laid down. During all the late elections The
Madlsonian has frequently and almost exutingly in.
dulged in this train of arguments. Almost all those
elections have been disastrous to our cause, and how
they can be impressed into the service Of President
Tyler, and be made prove that the people approve
of his course, cannot tell. We should like the
explanation of the Madsonan (lIass J
Courier.
You acknowledge that ''almost all the cleo
tons have been disastrous TO our [yourl cause"
You cannot deny that you and your ultra Wing
coadjutors have assumed to be the Wing party
nor that you have been waging a fierce war
against President Tyler. 1t must follow, then
if the slate expressions of public sentiment do
not go very far to sustain the President in his
patriotic and disnterested course" that they
have, at all events, fixed the seal of condemna-
ton on his enemies. You can neither DENY
that you have opposed the President, nor that
the people at the slate elections have rendered
verdict against you. Whether the President
has been successful or not, is for himself to de-
eide: but that his enemies have been defeated
must be obvious to the meanest intellect. Ergo
whether or no the President has sufficient rea-
son to rejoice, ii is rery certain that his enc
mics are belDdiling their losses.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-11-18

The Cincinnati Gazette, referring to the out
RACES Of factions, makes the following season
able remarks:
If The patriots of this land them would check these
outrages and revive again the stern patriotism Of the
past, they would meet these awess party outbreaks
and samp them, and the who lead them, with
inany, they, too, must unite they have hitherto
been united and stand by each other, and the
Constitution, with holder purpose and brave spirit.
Union is what they want and il is all they do want.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-11-18

A LONG NosE.-Napoleon used to say,
"Strange as il may appear, when want any
good hard work done, choose man, provided
his education has been suitable, with long
nose His breathing is bold and free, and his
brain, as well as his lungs and heart, cool and
clear. Inmy observation Of men, ! have almost
invariably found long nose and long head to-
gether"
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-11-18

A N ESSAf.-Just published and for sale at the
N Bookstores OF this District An Essay on the
Means and Importance of Introducing the Elements
Of Geometry into the General Plan Of the Popular
Education with Address to the President OF the
United States and to the People Of the Ds,rc, Of Co
lumbia" By y. McCurdy, Of Fairhead.
Price SO per dozen. noyi3st
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-11-18

Mount Vernon.-The Mount Vernon estate con
sisted, after the with France, of 5000 acres ;
and when Washington returned to cultivate it, he had
200 persons upon il in bis employ Nop, but five
tivated chiefly used for raising whea, and Indian
corn ~.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-11-18
VIRGINIA.

The Lieutenant Governor of Virginia has ordered
special election to be held on the Goth inst for a
member OF the House Of Representatives, in the Con.
gessional District composed of the counties of Spots
syivania, Culpcper Rapahonnock, Madison, Orange,
and Green, to fill the vacancy occasioned by the re-
signaton Of Linn Banks Esq
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-11-18
SOMETHING CURIOUS.

little child Of one Of our citizens, while playing
in his garden the other day. picked up silver plate,
very dark and discoored by exposure, in shape of
decagon. On rubbing il, the following inscription
appeared on it's face.-Louispiue Garefte, Sd inst.
1888
Presented by the Citizens
of
BUFFALO
To the
HON. DANIEL WEBSTER,
In testimony of Respect for
his Distinguished Public
Services in Defence of
Protective Tariff
and of our Ma
tional Union.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-11-18

CLERKS IN THE DEPARTMENTs.-W have
been informed by several persons that there are
two or three clerks in the Departments who
evince, By their acts, a most bitter hostility to
this paper. Having never knowingly offended
any Of the clerks, we hope the report is not true
nay, we shall not believe 1t without further
evidence.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-11-18

BALTIMORE CURaENcY.-The Franklin Bank Of
Batim,re has agreed to receive on deposit and pay
out the Railroad ORDERS these forming the principal
small note currency IN circulation in that (and hs)
city, which announcement has had the effect of rails
ing them from depreciation Of IL or Is per cent
nearly 10 par value.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-11-18
OFFICIAL.

APPOINTMENT BY THE PRESIDENT.
CHARLES Dawes, late Professor Of Math-
emaiics in the Military Academy at West Point,
to be Paymaster in the Army, in the place Of
Major Donald Fraser, resigned.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-11-18

IL the President is determined TO be truly the cap
tain of the chip he nominaly commands let him show
his capacity for The post at once.-Boston Courier.
He did show ii promptly and efIectually when a
squad Of the refractory endeavored wrest the
helm from his hands.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-11-18

The volume entitled Tales and Souvenirs of
Residence in Europe" noticed in several recent num-
bers Of paper for sale at F. Taylors is also
the latest and improved edition of Stanley Thorn"
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-11-18
WHO" NOMINATED JOHN TYLER FOR
VICE PRESIDENT7

Let the Records of the Harrisburgh Conven-
a, iMer this vered question.
- II organization Of the Convention,
W "oop' "'.-.ps ranged under the banners
Of their respective leas ~,
vassed for the chief commana.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-11-18

bMr. VIM Taylor, North street. Baltimore, is
duly authorized to obtain subscribers for the daily and
tri-weeky Madisonan in that city
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-11-18

We have received the Ladies Companion for No
vember
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-11-18

The honorable Secretary Of State has return
ed TO the seat of Government from his recent
visit to his home in Massachusetts.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-11-18

~ Mr.. Frederick Luff is authorized 10 re-
ceive and receipt for subscriptions to the daily
and triweekly Madisonian in this city.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-11-18

JOHN w. TAYLOR, member ofthe Senate Of New
York, died at Balston Friday last, of paralysis
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-11-18

In THOSE THINGS WHICH ESSENTIAL LET THERE
BE UNITY IN sos-EssEsrIALs LIBERTY; AND IN
THINGS cHARlrY.-AuRusfin.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-11
From the Pail. Garsiis Of Tuesday.
MONEY MATTERS

The fiscal affiirs Of our city are in a state quite
rs unsettled rs they ut our last reports. A
few Banks redeem their notes with specie, but none
pay checks; OF course, then, our circulating medium
is daily diminishing, deposiles are made, and
bills taken up. The Banks, generally, take the
notes OF each other-those OF the u. s. Bank ex-
cepied. But some of the Banks-one at least, we
hesr-marks the books Of depositors with the fol-
lowing prtmontiop, or something equivalent
Checks for depostors will be paid, at the option
OF the Bank, in notes at the time Of deposiie
This will, we should think, efiectually check de.
posites.
The United States Bank, we learn, will receive
IN payment for debts to herself, no notes but those
OF her own issue; and large sums are due TO tina,
institution, IL follows that her notes must soon be in
demand, at par with the other Bank notes.
Exchange on New York, yesterday, was at 4 a
per cent premium. Specie about the same.
Since the above was in type, we learn that there
was general meeting Of delegates from the differ
ent Banks of the city and county, held at the Phi
ladelpha Bank last evening. We are informed by
several gentlemen who attended the meeting, that
the object IN view to regulate their business in
tercourse with each other, such settling balances
interest, and limiting the amount OF Indebtedness:
under severe restrictions. IL was determined that
the Banks should pursue restrictive and caution.
pciicy, limiting their issues far as possible and
generally 10 adopt such a course, as would mos
readily lead to an early resumption of specie pay
ments.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-11
c.r.,pen4sne. d "a. .nsiisaal Iai,llig,reer.

NEW toRk. FEBRUARY ,.
The excitement in Wall streetis undated. Blu
siness men are undecided how TO act. Exchanges
on the South and West than ever, in fact,
there are no rates fxed, and many brokers refuse
10 draw at all. The market is flooded with uncur.
rent money, but there no buyers, except at ex-
brilliant discounts. All operations arc suspended
No man will invest his money now, for he knows
not what may happen. Owners Of real estate soon
est feel the effect Of this state Of things. During
this month, houses and stores are rented for the
year. and landlords in the prospect Of better times
had advanced on last years rent. Now most oil
them would be glad to get even the old prices.
At the stock exchange, the panic greater thar
on Saturday. u. s. Bank fell TO 90. Every de.
scription of stock declined. All were Sellers and nc
buyers. u. 8 Bank hills sold at IS per cent. dis.
count Exchange on Baltimore, to u small amount
sold at to ~ discount Some Of the stakeholder.
who had sold u. s. Bank stock on time, when /,
was AT SO aud upwards, were unable to fulfil thel
contracts.
Wood. the singer. and his wife, sailed for Liver
pool IN the George Washington this morning. IL i.
reported that he invested all the proceeds Of his for
mer visits To this country amounting TO $50 OOO
10 said) IN U. s. Bank stock.
Our two principal Theatres, after "rest," oper
NEXT Monday.
Recorder Morris has been removed. No appoint
ment has yet been made, but 1t will be given TO NJ
Tslimadge.
Exchange on England has advanced 10 1909 a 100,
a small amount only went 10y the packet to-day.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-11
CO-PARTNERsuID

hn subsertoeTs have associated themselves ,or.,h.
unuet ihe arm OF BURNETT a PUWELI Tor me 80.
p, use o. Carrying on the BLACKSMITH nj vIrpI
80 bVSlNhsS IN all their various bTane hes Tbsv
800 tsNeh tue shoP al the fost Of Mayots RritgS
S.S - o W., Johnson and hope from the eIperensc
no "a lhe aoose branches Of business (havlnS
oIuueteu me same the last eight years for w G,'
na,, agRuon to The sane, o.mert share Of public
lVuaAe lhey DO not intend leave anV him 1885,
ma = eaienlated 10 please, for ia is their in,c1f y,
w VOLS theit personal Attention, and In fact no T. 49,
T. 6-d6t on - ~ DohNhIIt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-11
FANCY DRY GOODS. GOLD AND SILVER LKyrR-

FANCf DRY GOODS GOLD AND SILVER LEVERS
- HARDWARE, CUTLERY &C. "''
On THURSDAY EVENING Pebraar, I'm q, ,.,,..S
viii he sold invoice OF and M, 80
Cutlery, ~ '' "A'u"ne'
TO MIiLINERs, FANCY DgALEks se
me sale viii commence with contents Of a countrx
store-consistinr Of ~ ~Ne"''y
Remnants Florence silks 49, ''
DO white and black satns
100 skeins Sewing SIX
2D pieces Ribbansis, in lots
Pe,sa 49,, ai,ns, 8 ~ mmnss: worsted Iaces
f"Ouns' raddins; Gloves Buttons, &e &c
- ALSO,
Common Jewellery, Fancy Article. A,.,,x -
rnrrups Bits, Laiches Locks, Bolts R,zor. Knivss snS
roIkS Lamps shoes, Hair brushes Collars Raxn, 49,
osrued Cutlery Curry Combs. Matches toseth.r ,ssS
great variety OF "odds and esds being Inc ne .n. ~
country store, and worthy the attention Of retailers
WILL BE ADDED
~ dollars worth Of new French AMI Cerm., i.,-.n..
assoried-iorminxa beautiful collection
GOLD AND SILVER LEVER AMI IEprNr w rr.,,-,
AT half past o'clock, sell an nyo,c. ~ coia a
silver Lever and Lcpne w.tc hcs-for eram,n,,,oo ;n
/ e" l. a d. Aucfs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-11
VALUABLE MANUFACTURINe. Es-
LIsHMENTaAT ANCTInN ~ ~ :

X virtue Of deed of trust, dated sth Of M 1874 %,
- esuit the payment Of dent then due 10 ~ ~ ~
49, S,s.es, WI be sold on SATURDAY he en- da a.
- ne Gotten Factory, in the County or az a.
S,S ssvs.el % rsgan Greek, the main road non,
oIs 10 smilhheld about miles from Inc lstfeI ,ir
commonly known as the Cypress Mills wv '@'''i } ~oo
hrIe are IN operation about 1900 spndf,a vi,h ii -
- :, YsIsinry machinery, and mac hines Tor ma
cict :, ~ , lne wafer power Is said be SUN
Sl.l ~ a times 10 work all the machln~ry and .,t.eha,
factory as parcelthereof houses Tor Inc aes
Sltleh 81 INC operatives sud shout 40 acres ~
sale @ take place the Beacon ofsoe ness ~ .sa.L
the 9Th Of March, 81 W O'Clock y" SaiufuaJ,
regard NE ue A. unquesiionsble but will onv
h $40 THE TRUSTEES
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-11
NEW SPRING GOODS

importer and "hotesdie Dealer an FSreixn a,s M
nov ,eesiyns y The Liverpool Havre Packets
IAiEe anu beautiful assortment Of Freneh ,nd a.s.S
Goods which In point Of style quality and
oe surpassed In the country, some Of Them are ,n
snn gouen up with great care and nae ~.
iCt hs an sales. He also receiyipg an 49,.
Si ~ man ana Domestic Goods and verv
uly soneis the patronage OF his rends and
hhu iners himself that he prepaI Ell TO Se
other Market In this country. :" 'ni1 OF any
Baltimore. Feb
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-11
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF RICHMOND.
High Water this day, 7, o'clock, A. M.
ARRIVED


Sehr Il Hooper, Tyler, Baltimore, sundries.
20 Webb, Booker Hamilton, Lancaster DENLY
~ Co, J b @ Winston, Williams & Haxall, S s
Myers Co, Peyion, Deane & Edwards, J Wom-
nie, LID Crenshiw Co, w w Woodbridge, NJ
Robertson, Grubbs & Co. w CIR niger,
Schr Merchant, Hardy, Franklin, Louisiana, mo-
lasses and sugar, TO Lancaster, DENLY & Co.
Sehr Nassau, Dearhon, New York, sundries TO
L Crenshaw Co, Wight, A Duval & Co, J
M & w Willis, Davenport x Allen. Lyell. John.
ston & Lyell, Dunlop, Moncure & Co, Haskins &
Libby, Gordon, A w Noting, ID ouarles,
Kent, Kendall & Atwater, L Il Tabb, Webb,
BOXERS Hamilton, Workman, McGruder & Co,
Tiehenof Cary, Villains & HayalI, Fry & Co, S
= AIDE & Co, s PutGey, GSynor y Roysts5 R'R
Boyd 4 Edmonds, Van Lew G Smith, w 4 ] c
ICrane Co. Ii Richards & Co, l. Ludlam L Son,
! J b Abbott Co, u Shepperson, J Enders, C. <
colquitl, & Kerr, NJ Royal, q A Ksene,
Allison Wat, ID Walker.
Schr Robert Bruce, Wharf Boston and Norfolk.
sundres, TO l. Ludum & Son, Davenport, Allen
! & Co.
Schr Almra, Meekins, Baltimore, sundrie,, TO [.
Woodson, Ii Colquit, X II Dnval Lancaster
Depby& Co. Allison & Wait, J & G. Winston, w
Williams, WORKMAN, MeGruder & Go. Pevton.
peane & Edwards, Webb, Rocker < n milton
N Gordon, Williams & Hoxall, Crane & Co, ]
Womble, II Atkinson, Ralston & Peasants Car.
rrngton, 9bson \ Thornton, WPalme', Rives 4
Harris, Blair, s RosendeId, Marx, J W
AN-"uo'P" - ~ DaHWells Omitn " Jones, - Putt
ney c. Gentry, A Garrett 4 Co, Il Parrish
Go, M Rateliae, Gsyoo. 4 Royster, A Pizzi-
NJ J + 4 doode, O T WorbSm, S Hastings.
sehr Louiea, prammpr, Phiadephis, sandrjev,
% y Adie 4 90, o A Srecker, jill Bustscs. i
II Rsgland, Kent, Kendall, X Atwater, Gill A
Duval & Co, Miss Baker, d franklin & Co
w Wallace, Ralston 4 Pleasints, Il w Tyler
webb, Booker, & Hamilton, 7 NJ Tabb, sleeno
y Hranklln, Dunlop, honcpro \ Co, ii Hyneman,
p9oly, X ID Sankay, - Burlington, ] w nibrell,
ii Paine Otey Austin, w Ritter, Rev. w s
Plumer, q Winston, w Robertson.
MEMORANDA.
NEW YORK, Monday-Ceared, sohr Man.
ches or, Allen, Richmond.
SAILED, Schr w. e. Nye, PeAree, Richmond
HAVRE, Jan. 6 Arrived, Cincinnati. 4 ojLrock
Richmond; james Caski-, Young, do.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-11
STEM oGRAPHY

n few Fen,Iensn EH nave pleasure In instruetns
80 s'4letens usually made by ifineIanf nrocessorss 80
air es si pup,is to follow the rapid speaker In
$50 -, are not more foolish than untpupdsd an a.,
nm 81 evenent is not within the ranRe OF SosssjIv
$3.50 - % VII pledge himself leave his puns IN 80
IovEios ~ 20 short time, with moderate pIaeice OF t,L
ra,i % OulheIy speaker. Fee sIO-the haif TO he
, sssins the hrst lesson; the remainder on
az " WE e4nrse An eSrly application Is peeessarv
rising Of the legislature '0"inOnu' upon mo
Columbian, LIST Feb. 1871. l., NJ
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-11
HOYT 81 cos OFFICE.
Granite Corner, Richmond, Va.
There Is Ticket at HOYTs LUCKY COURT.
which, soon secured, leads 90 TO 10 FoEruSE
ShakspsaTs impr0rsd

ShakspedTt iHPr0rsd.
Splendid Prizes fer february, IsII.
virginia Welsburg Lottery, Class u, for IS4I-to be
1871. ~ ~ VI fV'-'
prize of.........s352ih 4Oprizes Of ...... sI 500
Tickets $40 halves 8; quarers2 so
Ceruheses OF packages of5whole tickets, si3shaTes
Va. LeeSbgrs Lottery Class q, Tor lsito be drawn at
Alexandra Va saturday, 2Oth Feb, lsil.
CAPITALS.
p,'ss oI..,'...s253SSo 25 prizes Of ....s2oOO
Ticket: 10. ' SSSe! :; ou,r,.r. $S a %e'
certificate Of package OF Is whole ne seis slsn-
shares In proportion.
iCTSS50,0O0 in Five Prizes Of $4,000 each.
Va Nononaa Lottery, Class D. for isil-to he rsrp =,
Alexandra, Va, Saturday, 9Th F,b., lSt.
GRAND scHESs.
prize of..........s 00OO) FIVE PRIZES OF
ACCOMMODATIONS sIooooeaeh, making
l.. do. ,,,..,....,l0tO 90
l.,.,do.. ."..,.....l00OQl sBO.OOOi
Tickets SO halves :; quar-. ers2 "a
\ eeriiheMe OF package Of q whole tickets, 40
For Tickets and shares or Certificates Of Packages in
address d N HOYT = Cs1 ~
Diawins zen, immediately hey arc over 70 all who order
oTdersfor Tickets from any part Of the Unted s,seb,
mail OF otherwise, caclosing eaa prae Tic kets thapE
uy received and oNceutcd BY mall with the same
Eo1pt slenuoss Persnel application, and the result
edatelv amer the DrawinR-if
addreEacdto ID N uOVT "a Co -
nv Aiisor,rnunissnons strictly son6deniisl SSi
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-11
DISSOIIITION

uSoparnersnip heretofore eristng under the firm
OF ~adsworth. williams Il Co., this ay -. H..
mutual cons ent MIR orren Williams having cspo,e or ~
enurc interest In the concern The remainng nsr,ns.s
ste authorised to use the said nrm for he .
"e"' VI 'nen guinness John Z. wADswORTU
ORREN WILLIAMS
DAVID B. TURNER,
I,,, go, GEORGE q PALMER
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-11
CO-PARTNRRsurD

NE subscribers having formed n Co-n,rn.x.,, -,
the business Of the late OF Wadss.o,,
y, 20 n his City and New York, under The s,r
JOHN Z. wADswoRru
DAVID u. TURNER
J.np,,vi,s,i GEORGE g. PALMER
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-11
By WILLIAMS & aAXALL.
VALUABLE TENEMENT on M.ISr ,rcr,o

VALUABLE TENEMENT ON MAIN ST. AT AUCTION
On fhIpA1, lsh inst al O'Clock. p on the pre-
ses We hhaI sell At auction, substantial three story
SnCk tenement next above the tenement situated Al III.
North est corner OF and 10Th streets froatng on
IT. - ieet and running back about 81 feet On
Tue premises ale brick kitchen with Comfortable ser
rooms above paved yard, and hyd-ant conveying
coouH supply OF wafer. Being In the Immediate
oorho"d oIhe Banks and The parts OF the il
n1m rally located either for private resdeee
IehMS-one'third cash and the balance in two eousl
p1ynents al and II months. bearing interest Bonds
WIN approved security and deed on The propeT.
y, VIII be required IN secure the two last paymeus
BY order oiihe eT'or ofRObert Gre enhoW, 81. decd
Ie w w q
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-11
PRE- SID ENT5s aoTE;

rr,r-rs -, lNo. l4%, broadway, New York
/ nIe splendid establishment Is omen and x...-,4
receive those who NAV be ple,srd - ann Ieady TO
iar mag me house is in excellent oTder.he f1rn
new ana elegant-he ladies' parIo,Trs are .t
~ nye not sorpassed by any In The Union,h i
~ Ms S.oessd with the best wines and Iooora
hen anot mo, One OF The propreiors has he ,rn.,
inc other as Capt Of steamboats, 10 and
leans, Galveston, &c. " ieS'Sn, New Or
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-11
CL.ARKE'S OFFICE.

/
I9h Feb s1'1A Or 9oooo Hsu 10000, 500, and 90 Of
| 100 so. Tickets si0.
esAFeh.. s00n looCO 600 GOO sc. and o. OF 600
T,h FEB. 5grzes Of sloooo each aof 5ooo % or ioo
In any the shove schsmss Tesss MAJ be had either
/ BY ihe package or sinalc.
snd rsisrsbgrs lorthe oouth' may be had any IN
e, cHAsraIN CLAsKE's
MORE NEW HOOKS.
I W RANDOLPH a co. have received for -,l.
- Green HANDS First Cruise rouEhed out iron, the
te,denee Oh Eve months in Dartmoor. b. YonasSr
". tour andthc Nan an historical romance by Var.
History Euslspd from he earliest period 10 1917 bv
Inouas keghey author of nsores Of Greece and Rome
Nos u, ~ 10; ~ and rs Family Library
1877, BY Salma Hale I"
Nos' ~ and % Family Library
Llic o. sysr ondsnih with selections from his wri-
uug-, ~ Nashingon Irving
works. ''-''' WIN many Shes Ps~
DEPILAroRY P0WnERS- N, ,nroo,,,, s,r.,
upous Hair, without nurng SKIN n me 80 hissf ie
ttcc manufactured hv Dr. Gouraud and 10 Be has only Il
ne agency BY LADY. Pdse, o. peT bottle.
ALMONDS. PRIMES AND nAIsINs
y y fRAll.s 500 Shell Almonds
= ~ - small boxes " unes
- boxes hooch Raisins, for sale.
A YOU'VE GERMAN is desrous 81 pros urins situ,-
~ ton MUSIC TEACHES, sFhei IN an Acsaswy.
school OF private family. Satisfactory recomne
For further psrilc alsrs. apply At ihs once e 80
XUANTED, 81 TIE Marshall Theatre = efscicnt Door. |
heepets Application, a. poteTus, be made 10 the
ies-sf CSC A. PEARcE
(ArEs.-l W. RANDOLPH a co. have insi ooep |
" ed besuifui lot Of wsikinr Canes OF various na
sra'' made Of cocoa add other wOOdA tes |