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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-18

The following Is oos II he mos iooehihsl
osauiilnl things re hase'eFsr read. The Who'll
scene 3 one Of exquisite tenderness and Is beau
y lies IN - eElre iruihfalness There Is 10 at
tempt no effort 70 make eref-vhai Is written
I i written because il kas feIl-because lhe heal
vas I]ilh and pas relieved ~ nuerapce. Il !
real. mol invented No9e can dorbi This IS ID.
language d hssband sod fssher, With spifi
stricken By ihe I6ss Of one fsodly loved As
vie, apd Is de moiherof bis precious ones
How foil Of nature Is ne bird verse. how tx.
What We would look for4--a and how beautiful Ihs
fouuhI
Yeor'Ie, weary precious oness your eyes
4 Are wandering far and vide
Think ye or Der. who ktew 50 well
Your tender thoughts 70 guide;
Who could 70 Wisdom's sacred lore
Your fxed attention claim
All never from your hearts erase
That blessed mothers name.
It's time 10 say your eTesing hymn,
Ny y0ungess infaa dove
Come press thy velvet cheek to mine,
And learn the Icy Of love;
My aheltering arms can clasp ycu ali,
Ny poor deserted lhfpng.
Cling, as you used 10 cling 10 her
Who sings the angels song.
Begin. sweet biresl The accustomed strain,
Come, warble loud and eIeaf;e
Alas siasi yon'fe weeping al,
You're sobbing 10 my earl
Good night-Go say lhe prayer she taught
Beside your lille bed
The lips thar used io.bless You here
Are silent with the dead
A,faiher's hand your course may guide,
Amid the ihetns q life;
His care protect these shrinking plants,
That dread lhe storms of strife:
| But who upon your infant hearts
Shall like that mother wrilei
Who touch the strings that rule the soul;
Dear, smitlen fcck ~ nod night
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-18
In STITU ITO N.
LOUD 0U.N COUNTY, Va, Tsoenty-
six miles fxom & .qrfeskopn.


TIVE aheye Ipsiilalion wns established q
u 1870, under The superinlsndepcs q th'
| Rev 3. II DknroN. nav PfiDcipaISnd PfoPrle'
SER
y addition 10 ihc usuai English Branches, Abe
Sl1d<ois arr Instructed IN Composition, Elocu-
fien. Biography ~ilt The use Of the Globes, J
/ IlUkofy. Algebea. Geemetfy. MeaSBfsfion, Trf
;Ephbmeifys Method Of calculating and using
l koearilhms. Theory asd Practice Of Surveying
Leyelling, Plotting, Drawing &c, Il eonnecsed
with aha dgliss Of Civil Engineer, latin and
Greek. Philosophy. Chemistry, &c.
Particular csfe i taken that the students IN
defdnnd ne principles oE The sciences, IN order
SO accomplish which. the Instiiniion has been
FURNISHED. stronsidsrahle expense iih Globes,
Map, nioerams and Models. good Library,
bnd "A extensive assortment Of Philosophical
shnd Chemical Appsratus and the Students have
hhs advantage al full courses Of Scientific Lee
flares. illustrated By experiments.
/ Terms Cor Board, Lodging. Washing and Tui.
sljshs 80 FOR ten moplbs, ard no eAtFas Sixty.
five dollars 10 be paid il advance, and the pa.
dance insix months after the Student enters TIE
i1nsislutio8
! -For further particulars see The prospec-
stas a tie oeiee OF me Virginia Free Press, o.
hadrea letter 10 the Principal, 10 The Middle
ss1afg Post Office Ioudoun couD3y, Va
4 Jan III, 1874 -lts
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-18
rllE grave.


How little reflection is expendedupon,
yet how-much is called for,--by The
grave. by thetowesi hillock that is piled
FOYER the icy b6sSom--by the gfassiest boil
low that has SINK with the Wondering
bones of fellow creature And in
this narrow haven rots The bark that has
ploughed the surges Of the great vital D..
cesn 10 this little den that The thistle
can osefshadow in day. growth. the
ihole undermine ia an hours labor, is
crushed the spirit that could enibrall the
world. and dare even a contest with des
tiny How little il speaks for The value
Of the existence, which man endures SO
many evils 10 prolong i how much il re-
duces the significance Of both the pomp
and the wretEhedness of being-reducing
all its virissi4udes into The indistingui. ha !.
ble identity which infinite distance gives
to the siars--a point without parallel. a
speck. an atom Such is llf the grasp
Of child that inhales the. air of existence
but once-a single breath breaihed from
eternity Bpt the destiny that comes be.
hind us-obIiyion Ii is not enough that
I'VE u,oralize upon the equality OF the Sc.
ipulchre til at the rich man. whose soul
BIS in The ostsntation of marble palace,
and his heart in the splenf0r ofihe feast.
should consider how small pit must
content himh OF that tie proud who boast
Of their 'preEeminence sboEe the beasts, I
should know ths shaggy carcass snd the
law -shrouded corpse must fatien the earth
together. We should teach our vanity
the lesson of humiliation that is afforded
by he grave neglee,ing The mighty msu.
soleums Of those marvellous spirits which
fame has rendered immortal. we should
turn 10 lha nameless .omhs pf the mil ons.
and in their deserted obscuriiy. discover
the feeble bold which We ourselves must
have upon earth and the memory Of men
friendship forgets what The devouring
earth has claimed; even emily ceases at
last 10 remember tie resting place Of a
foe, Love ourselves as We may, devote
our affections 10 others as we can, yet
must our memory perish with us 10 the
grave.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-18
Pratt street, BalffnlOre.


|p-7s Has been flied up in Elegant Style,
4 IN The Perpetrators are nowIreadyto re-
IA csive TRAVELLERS and B0ARDERs,
PAT prices 10 suil he tines All The cars from
fhiiadelphis, Washington and Cumberland ,pass
Immediately BY the door. Thedetot being near
the house, the guests caa see the cars going
down to geifeasfyt o start, which WI prevent
any disappointment and will make Il very
agreeable stopping place, Every accommoda-
lon that will tend q the comfort Of The TraS-
ellef. viii be given
Tho BAR l. furnished with The most choice
Liquors, and The Table with the bes, the niarkel
niofds
4 very large and commodious room. cslcu.
laifd for town meetings and private suppers
JOSEPH TALBOT SON, =
Former Keepers ofdhe City Hotel, Frederick
Baltimore ..dan II, ls44.-6t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-18

BRAUrIFUL THoucHr- Childhood i
Ike mirror. catching and rejecting i'm E
ages al around il. Remember that ab
impious or profane thought ntssrad 81 !
palents lips may operate upon . young
heart like careless spray Of waller thrown
upon polished steel, staining i Eilh rust,
which no after securing can eaaee.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-18

knbs,c'ng nany slyles q goods entirely new.
~ Which e.npq, b found in shy kouse i he
p'<rf. 4ne4 arc nov ready OR sxsininaiion.
sr1 ~ rsspet. Tally invite cur friends and he
r.e,'s s>esEa''Is q cay sra Ieok through he
be 50. lsi,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-18
WATEn.

There is nothing more beautiful than
water. Look at i, when J GU WILL in any
Of its thousand, THOUSAND forms, dripping
fsom the moss Of the spring or lespiDg :
in the thunder of the cataract, it has Il
ways the same wonderful, surprising
beauty. Itsclear transparency, the grace
ofiis possible motion. the brilliant sheen
Gifts form and its majestic march in1lhe
food, are marched united BY no other ele,
ment Who has moi Blessed ii unawares
Ii objects that meet the eye have any ef.
feet upon our Happiness, water is the first
Of human blessings. Il is The gladdssl
thing under heaven. The inspired wri.
tiers use il constantly as an image for glad
ness-and crystal waters is the beauti.
fol type of Apocalypse for he Joy Of the
iyew Jerusalem. lbless God for IFS daily
Usefulness; but ills because ii is &C every
day blessing ihalIs splendor is unnoticed,
lis value unappreciaed, Take child 10
III and be claps his hands With delight /;
present il 10 any enc ID a new form, and
bis senses are bewildered. The man Of
warm ina ginaiiOn who looks for the FIRST
time on Niagara. feels an impulse 10 leap
10 whichis almost irresistible.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-18

] NJ. Adams has survived much:the at
Jacks of Henry A. Wise, the awful sreso-
lutioaslof expulsion o: Tlf. Thompson.
The censure resolutions Of Mr. Marshall.
The sipeakership Of Mr.. Polk, the person
il assatlts Of Charles J. Insersoll aud a.
anonymous threats Of midnight assassina-s
ltion. Against all these, be has triumph
ed: and it's highly probable. We think.
that be will in like manner, be able 70
survive The terrible fulmiDaiions Of the
New York Central Abolition Society,"
IN Y. Erprsss.
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List OfLcfters.

N EMAfNINc IL Ire Post ofiee al Charles.
y toah. Iannary 1. 1874. xhieh, if mot taken
ous before tic Isl April, VIII Be sent 10 the Posi-
Olaee Department as dead letters.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-18

The Hons Mr. SpRAGuE, one Of The
Senators. from Rhode Island, has left this
cisyilof h'issresdence. IN consequences Of
The murder Of his bfother.--Ndt. Intel,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-18

JosEpH PEABoDY. Esq. who died Last
week al Sale n. was ~. eminent India
merchant. He began life poor young
man. but by industry. perseverance and
IN Aasering probilyi be bscams ? men Of
nrincely fortune. Ia Ne eight years
from 1875 10 1888 he paid into the Sa.
lem Custom house The sum Of Slal4,t
O9G ~ for duties upon bis inportasissns.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-18

Coafsssiea ofPohyBOdine..-T his woe
man, now under arrest chafgee with the
murdef III Mrs. Heuseman and her daugt-
ter las made full confession. which
duplicates George s. Waite as the MUIR
dcfer, and herself as accessory after the
Isct.-- Waite she says committed the
dfeadful deed, then communicated The
act ID her, and gave her the articles 10
lawn aid raise money, which she did.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-18

q9Ss steamboat Meridian, whilst pro-
s,ssap .fro,n st. Louis. lsst week 10 New
t-,,' struck / sr.ag al the foot Of Tow
srI sIand and sunk 10 about ten feea Wa.
Ter The boat and The larger porlioa 81
her cargo. which vas q very vaIasble
one 81, consisting Of pork lard. -four, eptIat
ii Tpbes. Sc viii be lost. The boat vas
insarsd ID PltIsburgh. u
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-18

FEMALE BEAUTY.--To sum the whole,
The charms that are really indispensable
10 being beloved. and may be possessed
BIZ every one who is not personally. or
mentally, Or morally detormsd Lei Us
enumerale them.
Firsf-an eye whether black, blue. Of
gray. thatihas .he spirit Of kindness in ii
Repression.
Secondly mouth. that's able to say
. good deal. aud that sincerely. rs tee,h
kept as clean as possible-must be very
good naiured 10 servants and friends thai
call unexpectedly 10 dinner
Thirdly "a figure that shall pfeserxe
itself, moi BY neglecilag any Of It's dStiesl
but BY good TASTE. exercise. and dislike
to gross living.
Fourfhfy-ihe sfI 81 Being happy q
home. and making thst hOgie ibe abode
4 of peace. WheTs can pezce dwelIitihers
be no pieiy. These Qualities will sway
1.-The souls Of men. when The shallower per
Elections woula cesse 10 charm. A eoos
heart is The best teadti6sr - Luaiss lsg
Iazine.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-18

P0RTSMopTtiIAx ROANOKE Rail. ROAD.
tRe nosialS herald Of Tuesday morning con-
'atas iesser irpm Major GNynn. which thus.
states the cbndisoH of Ihs rosd which prexious
aeeouaIs haA represented 40 be entirely taken
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Of the Navy Is properly entitled TO live and mess
with the Lieutcnants on boarI Of ship. They arc a
class Of officers OF whom high sttainneuts re-
qoired before thy can enter the service, and Of
whom progressive professional Improvements are de-
manded ere they pass to q higher rank When,
how and where are they 10 ENJOY facilities for stu ",
and cultivate dignity Of carriage essential to their
profession II they are yet TO be, they have been,
located on board Of shipo' earnestly beg leave TO
call your attention to this matter.
Being unwilling to dabble in anonymous communi-
cations, have done myself the honor TO address this
letter to you, sir, the Secretary Of the Navy, al
though there is matter in il which, | wish, should
meet the eye Of the Secretary Of the Treasury and
the Secretary of War. Several members Of Con,
gress also desire to read and reflect over these sug
gestons, and therefore, (of my own accord,) place
them before you through the columns Of the Govern
men, paper, for as ouch as they are worth.
With sentiments of respect and esteem,
Your most 0bedienl servant
THOS. G. CLINTON, Nj. d.
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~ TEMPERANcE.-Miss NJ. Lamas and Miss Il.
Booth are at present in the city, and win call upon
citizens to obtain subscriptions for the Ladies' Tenn
psrance Mirror and Fireside Companion" The
work is printed in beautiful style, at dollar per
annum--ssmmonthly. As these ladies have left
their homes in New York, to visit Washington 10 70
good cause, they Of course will meet with encou-
REGIMENT from their own SEX and gentlemen espe-
ciaiy cannot be gngaIant as to refuse TO aid the
fair solicitors. april ~
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STATE RIGHTS

/ respectfully solicit, OF all parts Of the country,
Il patronage for my work on this momentous sub
lect IL Is an entirely impartial and careful investi
cation OF the principles Of our Uniob-for the pre-
servation OF the Unionde6oing and illustrating the
real spirit and bearing Of all political slemsnis
and having no partisan or personal object whatever.
1t would not become me To speak particularly Of
the appreciation with which the work has been re.
ceyed |, has been taken by many Of the most dis
tngu,sbed men in the country, including the Presi-
dent, heads Of Departments, and members Of both
Houses OF Congress.
The subject will continue TO be one Of great and
increasing import II is involved Continually in the
movements OF some Of the States, and IN our Ma.
tons Legislation. | am the more earnest that the
work should be encouraged, because wish to be en-
abled 10 publish further upon the subject bum
bly,, yet very confidently that II Is still OBJ
sourely comprshepded by those whose positions
render a clear and broad perception OF II peculiarly
important; and that ibis arises from their not being
deeply converssn, with the REASON OF political re-
istons srdently desire TO enter again this 6sld Of
mighty principles and OF close and candid ratiocns-
ton. pray the North to be quiet, ere they 60 too
Ear and the South still TO adorn their rectitode with
an heroic patience.
Il remains only for me more particularly TO offer
the work. Will not individuals at a distance unite
in ordering ~ Should any person be pleased to
transmit me one dollar, will Immediately forward
four copies ESTWICk EVANS,
OF the North.
Washington City, March "a, 1874
April b,h 1914 Since the insertion of the shove
have considered due IN fh,s svEsvvui subject TO
append to the advertisement the letter below, from
very sound minded and distinguished individual, II
being Of several Of unqualified approbstor which
have been sent me and, my object - Tsurn, and
not applause invit. the ssvsrcst scrutiny into my
doctrines.
LETTER.
Dear Sir have perused your work on State
IL Il and mil ,rl~
and satisfaction II IL 10 next to the blessed book
Of THvru the Bible--the more you read 1t the
you want to.
| well remember that, when quite young, heard
my honorcd father (who was just from the battle
fields Of the Revolutionary war, in which he served
ithroughou) contend for similar principles. Ny de-
cded and unqualified opinion is, that your work
should be read and taught IN all our common schools
and other literary Institutions and permit mo TO say
that feel proud, yet humbly So that God has spared
YOU through the various v,cssitudes OF fs 10 give
such noble production TO the American People snd
| 70 the World
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CLOTHING AND CLOTHING MATERIALS
FOR THE NAVY
NAVY DEPARTMENT

BusEAu or PaousIoxs AND CLornSo,
April H. 1914.
SEAL.ED proposals, euJors, j Proposals for Navy
- Cioih,ng D'i Cioihins .uaeriais, viii be received
at this Office until O'clock r. M. on Monday, the
10Th day Of May next, for furnishing and delivering
ION receiving forty five days notce) at each either
Of the Navy Yards, Charlesiown Mass, Brooklyn,
n. Y, and Gospr Va, such quantities OF any OF
ali Of the following named articles OF Navy Clothing
and Clothing Materials, as may be ordered by the
Chief OF the Bureau of Provisions and Clothing, o,
by the Commandments OF said Navy Yards respectively
July next, and ending the ,hntielh day Of June,
io45i viz:
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AN IMPORTANT DOCUMENT-THE "VlN
DICATION."

There will be issued from the Mad'son'A"
Office, ia few days, by order OF The ChSl"Al
COMMITTEE, an extra, containing extracts ',o"
the speeches OF the following disupsu'su''
gentlemen, made in Congress at The EAua pes
sion. in reference TO the VrToEs' aud IN vindi-
cation of PnsspEsr TYLER; SENATOR " ak
So. SENATOR BEsroA. SENATOR BUCHANAN,
SENATOR CALHOUN, Hon. CHARLES Brown,
Gov RryNolps, Hon. Mr. KENNEDY, Of lndi-
an. Also numerous extracts from editorial
article. in the GLOBE, HARRlsBURo KEYSTONE,
NJ Y EVENING Posr, ALBANY ARoos, N. Y.
Nrw Era, BosToN PosT, RICHMOND ENQUIRER,
COLUMBUS CO., STATESMAN, HuSrsviLLE (Ala.)
DEMOCRAT. Likewise GENERAL JAoKsoN's
letter of September IL, 1871. Letter from SEN
IroR WRoHr, &c. &c.
Price 81 90 per hundred. The orders Of our
friends throughout the United States will be
promptly attended to- The document is deemed
one of vast importance, and il is supposed sew
eral hundred thousand copies could be profla-
bly, distributed.
2'po copies of the "Vindication" will be
printed on one sheet, (Which can easily be d.
yded, } with a view to the saving Of postage
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CEALED PROPOSALS will be received by the
~ undersigned for furnishing FIVE hundred straight
and sound Chestnut Posts, with the bark on of the
following dimensions, to wit Each post mus, not be
les. than eight inches in diameter at the butt and TIA
pering to ot less than Eve and an half inches in di
ameter clear Of the bark a, the top. The SAID posts
to be thirty feet IN length All the aforesaid posts
required TO he delivered az follows, TO wit: One
hundred before the first day Of MAY next; one
hundred more or before the fifth day Of May next
and the remainder before the eighth dsy OF
May next, on the line Of the Baltimore and Ohio
Rail Road, At the engine house, near the Depot at
Washn ton, and be subject to the inspeo ion and APP
prevail Of he undersigned
The proposals to b. addressed to the undersigned,
Superintendent Of Electro Magnetic Telegrspbs at the
City Of Washington, before the 10Th OF April
instant
SAML. y. II. MORSE
Washington, April 9th, 1914. spI0s..
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RELIGIOUS SERVICE AT THE CAPITOL.

A sermon, suggested by the death Of the late Gen
eral MOORE and other members Of Congress during
the present session, by request of Mr.. Moores
friends will be preached in the Hall Of Representa-
tises on Lords Day next, by the Rev. J. L. TINS
LEY.
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SPARK'S LIFE OF FRANKLIN, 1 Volume
- Royal svo, with seven elegant steel engrsvings,
Ivy the best artists.
This DAY published, and fer sale by = FAYLOR,
The Life Of Benjamin Fnnklinj containing the Au.
photography, with notes, and a continuation 10 the
time of his death. BY Jared Sparks. ~
sr This - The Bet and only complete life Of Frank
I'm ever published. The eJncr having hsd access To
large mass of papers lcf by Frsnki,n, including his
co respondence With meny PERSONS IN various parts Of
the world and also to coplous materials Of much value
procured in England France, and the Unhed States
which he had in his possession several years, while
preparing edition II his works
sparks LII. and Wriung- Of Washington, 70
volumes
Sparks Life of Washington, vol. svo., u fine
steel engpvlngs. april LETT
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CRY or wAsHrseros, D. C. April 5, 1874.

CRY Oh WAsHrseros, D. c. April s. 1874
NEW SILK FACTORY.--Tho Subscriber
IN prepared, with an extensive and Asuri,bing
Mulberry Plantation, consisting principally 6f morus
multicaus trees, with other varieties, and is
now erecting . Cocoonery Of ample dimensions, in
this vicinity, and has also a supply Of Silk Worm
Egg, and IN part Of apparatus for the purpose OF
rearing worms and for the culture Of silk.
As his personal attention cannot be given to it, he
wishes To engage some respectable person leither
single OF married, with small family of experience
and skill To sopsrintend and manage the concern
None will answer bat one we'll recommended for
responsibility Of private character and scientific and
practical qualifications for the Proposed special pur
pose and he believes that such one would fnd the
object worthy Of attention. A comfortable dwelling
house belongs to the establishment which is situated
in remarkably healthy spot. The superintendent
may become jointly interested with the proprietor n
the proceeds Of the undertaking, such terms as
may be thought reasonable, after an examination by
him or her Of the condition and opportunity Of the
establishment; or some other satisfactory arrange
ment may perhaps he made
IL any individual Of the above description will take
the trouble Of favming the subscriber with person
nj or written communication relative TO this subject
due and prompt attention shall be paid to It. The
season tor business Is rapidly approaching, and nc
az JOHN P. VAN NESS
apl s--dlw
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~ GORGE c. BINGHAM, peprsNr PAINTER,
" at the termination OF the Avenue near the
west Capitol gate His studio is open TO the visits
of citizens ami strangers. apis
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Ord,rr p 7ekeis and Shares and Certificate, Of Pack
ages In the above splendid Lotteries will receive the
most prompt attention, and Official sccount of
each drawing sent immediately after il is over to all
who order them. Address
J. G. GREGORY L CO, Managers,
Washington City, ID. c.
ap 3-2aw4wdscif
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Blue cloth z. Jackets 5000
do do Monkey Jackets, 1000
do do Round Jackets, 5000
do do Trousers, $1,000
3 ordinary cloth, l-3 Pilot
cloth, and the remainder to be
furnished in the piece one-haif
Pilot cloth and one-half ordinary
cloth.
Blue Fianusl Shirts, (woo dyed,) 5000
do do In the piece for about 5000
10 do under Shirts, 60OO
do DO ~ The I,ece fol about 5000
WhIte do Drawers, 6000
do do in the piece for about 5000
Russia Linen Frocks, 1000
do do in the piece for about 5000
40 do Trousers, 8OQ0
DO do in the piece for about 5000
White Duck Frocks, $4,000
do do in the piece for about $4,000
90 do Irowsers, $4,000
DO DO IN the piece for abou. $4,000
Black Silk Handkerchiels, 10000
HAAS, 1000
" ooien Stockings, pairs, 5000
do Socks, pairs, u 900
Shoes pairs, $4,000
Pumps, pairs, 5000
Blankets, pairs, 5000
Mattresses, GOO0
Blue Dun2aree, in the piece, as required
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w. CRAWFORD sHUBRICK,
U,tf of The Rur,~u

nR. WAKEFIELD hes removed from George.
~ town, ID. c. to street, the second house west
Of the Medical College, Washington, where he ten
ders his professional services 10 the inhabitants and
those Of the vicinity. His ohce s in the basement
march 30-2awlm