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FRoM NAuvoo.--We learn from passengers who
came down this morning on the Lacede, that the
Saints prohibit persons arriving by steamboat
from entering their city, and even grumble at the
landing Of steamers at all. They say they are de-
tsrmned 70 have no further communication with the
Gentiles unless the hostility Of the latter renders it
necessary, and that then they will defend themselves
to the last extremity. Nothing further had been
heard fthe mission of Major Warren to Governor
Ford.--Sf Louis Gazette.
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FAMILY GROCERIES.


ID ANDOLPH q KELLER are now receiving
II their fall stock of family groceries, which
they offer to their customers and the public at low
prices, in part, viz:
IS hogsheads N. O. and P. r. sugar, part prime
IS bags Brazil sugar
20 packages loaf, crushed and powdered sugar
50 bags Old Government Java coffee
Is do Maracabo do
a5 bags Rio coffee
304 chests fresh teas
1000 gallons winter sperm oil
20 boxes patent candles
IS do first quality sperm candles
IS whole, half, and quarter boxes bunch raj
sins
20 kegs Malaga grapes, in prime order
20 do sun rasins
cases Canton preserved ginger
l do do dry do
do prunes in Jars and fancy boxes
5 drums Sultana raisins
10 boxes vermicelli and maccaroni
100 pounds fresh nutmegs
100 do do mace
/ 500 do Bordeaux almonds
Is cases olives and capers
With variety of other fruits and SPICES
80 dozen brooms, Nos. l, 3, and
IL do whisks, do do
25 do painted buckets
~ do Alicante mats
~ do Jute do
500 pounds Goldfish
SO boxes scaled behring's
RANDOLPH & KELLER,
Nov. l5--eo3tif Opposite Browns Hotel.
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1I,EXAs AND SOUTHERN AGENCY.-Ir

VNEXAS AND SOUTHERN AGENCY.--Tn-
i tending 70 visit all the southern States this
winter, win undertake the buying and selling of
land, securing titles, &c., for such gentlemen as
choose to confde their business to me.
Application may be made by letter, directed to
Charlottesville Virginia, or memorandum leit at the
Office Of The Washington Union, Washington city,
or Fry & Co, Achmond, until the 30th instant;
about which time, expeot to pass through thpse
cities.
VIM. II. MERIWETHER.
CHsaLorrEsvILLE, Nov 70, 1916
Nov Ii--.odimf
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Avs OF THE UNITED sTATEs-sTEREo-
TYPED EDITION,
Published bu aulhoritu Of Congress

VOLUME 10 SEPARATELY.
TIME subscribers will publish at the commence
Il ment of the next session Of Congress (about
Jan. |, l646) THE LAWS OF rHE UNITED SrA rEs :"
agreeable to act Of Congress Of the last session. and
for The accommodation qfthose gentlemen ,cho hars the
earlier edition IN aire polues, volume 10, containing
the laws from the year 1924 March, ls45, will be
published separately, and sold at the cost Of paper aud
print. An annual supplement on similar type
and paper viii hereafter be published at the close
Of each session of Congress- so that the laws of the
United States may always be had in neat and uni
form style.
LITTLE & BROWN,
Law booksellers and publishers, Boston.
Nov. le-dtfif
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FURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT.

EOR RENT.--Three newly finished houses on
IL ID, between 9th and 10Th streets, containing
nine comfortable rooms In each, brick outhouses,
&c One Of the houses am now furnishing, and,
to careful tenant, would rent il low for the APP
preaching session. Any person wishing very
comfortable house and convenient location, this
house is just such a one. For further particulars,
apply to
SELBY PARKERS
Perfumery and Fancy store,
Between 9th and ION streets, Pc. avenue
Nov II tConsti,ution)
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Nov. l7--MTh5a. ~ 4.
ESPECIALLY ron THE LADIES' \
NINE FURS, MUFFS. BOAS, &c.

ESPECIALLY FOR THE LADIES'
ZINE FURS, MuFFS, B0AS, &tTA
IL TODD'S fashionable establishment, CM8|
Hall buildings, G doors west Of BrownN T.
Wellington unceaaing inquiry for 49,
ly comfortable, very becoming, and highly M|
ionable appendages TO lady = fall and winter a.
has induced the undersigned to make more ~
sive preparation than any. previous year for III
plying the demand. He viii open The sesssle
Monday, the 20sh instant, with 100 muas
most rare and choice description; and, O.
rapid sales and quick returns, he assures hi, ~
toners that they may not only please ihemsslss
style and quality, but also in price, by tsa!
him with q call. He will name the following &
varied assortment a. worthy Of their notice. NJ
Rich black lusired lynx, very long rieA y
Nsturui gray lynx .s' A
Russian ktchet
Isabella bear
KamiachatkA bear A
Black bear
6iharian squirrel
Cross FOX
Gray fox
Chinchilla
Black genet
Stone martep
Canada nAartop. ..d
With great variety oflower-priced fars, a'''
w. B. TODD,
Sign Of the Golden ~
Oct. l8--eotff
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NOTICE,-Ry virtue of two wri,s of 6eri facas,
In issued by John Fl. Goddard esq, justice
of the peace for the county Of Washington, D. c.,
and to directed shall expose to public sale, for
cash, Monday, Gath instant at the store house on
7th street, between and G streets, in the city Of
Washington, at 10 o'clock q M, the following goods
and chaltels, to wit (subject to rent in arrears)
bags Of coffee, lot Of imperial tea, ! lot Of
black do.
lot Of soap, lot Of alovas, ! LOT ofblaclting
! LOT of crockery-ware, LOT Of iron-ware, such
as hinges tacks locks, &c.
/ lot of paper, spice, mace, &c, lot of snuff
lot of bedcords, lot of mustard, lot Of shoe
brushes
LOT ofsperm candles, lot Of mould candles
lot ofchocoate. lot of brown sugar, lot OF
sweet oil
lot Cavendish tobacco, lot Of braoFs
lot of powder and shot, lot sperm oil, ! lot
of summer oil &c. Seized and taken az the pro-
perty of Calvin Goddard and will be sold to satisfy
judgment due Seth Hyatt, az also one due Thorn
as Purse
JAS. M. WRIGHT, Constable.
A. GREEN Auciioneer.
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CARD.-Jus, received

n CARD.-Just received
IA hhds. old London Dock pale port wine, for
family and medicinal use.
10 casks Madein wine, Part very old and fine
casks A. Mon,ilado pale sherry vine, Of very
delicate and fine flavor.
80 casks fine table wine, at 60 cents per gallon.
We have also in store a great variety of other
wines and liquors, amongst which there is some Of
the finest old London Dock, Hennessy's Otard
Dupuy e. Co.'s Cognac brandies. They are ar
ranged in the second and third stories Of house
where we invite the citizens, members-of Congress,
and strangers that will visit Washington this winter,
and assure than that they shall be furnished with
any article in our line low as il be had at any
place in this country
SlMMS & SON.
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NOTICE.
B4LTinoRE AMP 0HIo RAILROAD,
TpANspopTATIoN 0rFIcr

B,LTlnoRE AMP oHlo RAILROAD,
TRANspoRT4TIoN QrIIcE,
Washington, Nov. 10, l945
TN pursuance Of an order OF the president and d.
j reetors Of this company, notice II hereby Civ
en-, that no money, except such as is bankable in
this city, will hereafter be received in payment OF
FIRE shs accruipg from the transportation ofnroduce
or merchandise on this road.
BY order,
Nov. l3-2w
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PROSPECTUS
90 THE
CONFESSIONAL UNION Avn
AppE\DIY 'o

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until its adjournment, giving the daily =.
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Of members complete, will not be m,;rs
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The APPENDIX is made up Of The p..s
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members Of Congress, written out or re,.,
by themselves.
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EXTRA WEEKLY AND SEMI-wprr,,
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paper printed At the seat of government Dunn. n.
session of Congress only, we win furnish ,hs% 4.
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TINE Autobiography of Alferi, vol. 4
i The Cilixen ola Republic, vol: II
Both translated from the Italian, and edrea
Edwards Lester. just received at oss
Oct 10 r. Thpbo''
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A Il the New York Cheap Lace Store, will be
"A opened to-day splendid lot Of new goods
from auctions and other good sources. Among
which 80 pairs of splendid window shades At the
low price of 80 per pair. Also full and complete
stock Of rich and fashionable lace goods, French
embroidery, ribands, &c, which will be sold un-
commonly cheap.
BRAGDON g. TWOMBLY,
Bet. 10th end llth streets, Penn avenue.
Nov 19--3tif
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DRAWN numbers Of the Alexandria Lottery,
- Class c, drawn 18th November, l645:
81 rs 80 IS 20 SO 40 II Al 81 az 80 IA

ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, No. III,
To be drawn in Alexandria, d. c., on Saturday,
November 22d, l845.
CAPITALS:
$50, 000--$10, 000-S6, OO0-x5 ,000-SA, 900
S3,000--S2, 500-$2, l20-S2,0O0
IS of 900, &c,
Tickets $l0-Halves Ss-Quarters 80 so.
For sale by
J. g. GREGORY G. CO., Managers,
Next door east Of the National Hotel, Washington,
ID. G. Nov. 17--ditd
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D7..N attention friH Be psid to sny or1H ruks
the money accoapa~y Y.
NfThose desiring complete copies ofA
gressional Union and Appendix, win pleas - y
their names previous TO the first day oD~sE
next. E II
I1-We viii willingly pay the postage osdk
tcrs sent TO US containing Gse dollars aad upvta
Other letters directed to ua, with the possac y
paid, sciIi not he taken out Of the ofics.
0arNewspapers throughout the cosAtR
who have published our first prospecc
by publishing the above until Decemhsl
win receive in return both the Cong,Msa
al Union and dppendir. Other papen ~
fishing this prospectus until the mes,isfa
Congress, will receive the Congresssil
Union during the session.
RICHIE & HESS.
Washington, October 9, ls45. II
EARTHENWARR, CHINA, AND CLAN
THOMAS PURSELL has Just imposA =
J. ships Pacific and Hsmpdsn, from Livai)5j
and other SOURCES, one hundred and thirieenr~sIi1
of the above articles, Of The newest style IA III
the best manufactori3s, such 49, Il
French and English china dinner, ten, and VI
sets, or pieces detached ~
Canton china, pearl, white, hius, stone chin, =
and blue printed and figured plpses M
Dishes, bowle, vaaess a 49, yssieiy)
Ina word1 NJ sery exeeneiys stock MA31D
almost every article usually ksrsia such s'stl|b
ments. $50 ~ -SaS
Dixons English Bri,annia - sud eoIs ~,
and plated eassoEs; "a slso Amsieaa h.
coffee and tea sess, ri piecsa sspagsn \ .s NJ
Castors, lamps esa1 nsliskS 80, sas~pl ~
~ M i7a u ils-f p s
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VIZ INTER MILLINERY.-Willb be opened at
w Mrs. s. Parkers this day, q large assortment
Of winter millinery and fancy goods.
Pennsylvania av., between 9th and 10Th streets.
Nov l8-3tif
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r. FRANCE & CO.,
Old established Priae-seiiers No. 4, ,ota Of Brotrns
hotel, Washington.
We had the pleasure of distributing Fortunes
favors last week with liberal hand. We sold, in
all, eight or nine snug prizes. We have some good
schemes hand, and invite one and all to pro-
cure at least a chance for fortune.
On Saturday.
rs number lottery--l4 drawn balloas.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,
Class A., for I845.
CAPITALS:
prize of......A3O,00Q prize of...... $4,000
! do ....... 5000 rs do $500. 1000
! do 5000 &c. &c.
Tickets Sl0-Halves tS-Quarters ~ so.
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Small Fry draws on Saturday.
Capital prize IA 600.
Tickets Sl--Halves so cens-Quarters IS cents.
Certificates of packages of Is whole tickets Sl3 90
Do do IS half do 6 so
Do do Is quarter do 325
Choice selections Of lucky numbers always for
sale.
Nov. 1876
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-11-21

On Wednesday, 18Th inst after short Illness in
the 2Ota year of her age, JEANNEATTA MELvIS SIX
KEN, wife OF Charles Sikken, OF Baltimore, and
daughter Of the late Henry Pyr, Of Georgetown, c.
Her friends and acqullntanccs are requested to at
tend her funeral from her late residences No. l76 Paca
street, the intersection of Cove st on this (Fri
day morning, at 10 o'clock, without further notice.
On the morning of the 20th inst. WILLIAM HENRY,
son of VIM L. and Elizabeth Jones, aged years and
4 months.
The funeral will take place from the residence of
his father oil Fleet street. east of Washington street.
this friday afternoon NJ O'Clock The friends of
the family are respectfully invited to attend without
further notice
On the l7ih inst. in the 69b year of her age, Mrs
MARY CARRERE, relict of the late John Carrere.
On tn 18th inst. JAMES O'COSNoR, Sr. in the 57th
year Of his age.
At Cambridge, on Sunday, GEORGE EDWARD MUsE,
aged 80 years, son Of DR.. Muse.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-11-21
COLLECTORS OFFICE.

}
4HiOPOSALS LIS will he received at this Office un-
"a I'll the Goth day of this month for the repairs and
alterations of the Revenue Schooner Madison, viz:
tor furnishing and putting in six eight deck knees,
and six " eight carinS and new stern hooks also 10
scarf or Make new, two or three beams may be de-
iermined on hereafter; to remove the entire present
deck and replace il with new one, 10 construct
poop deck, TO extend a sufficient distance forward
embracing the mannast, and also securing the main
mast in proper and sufficient manner; rail 10 be
placed all arOund-the main rail TO form the water
way of the poop deck to furnish checks, davitS
catheads fOrecase deck; the old head TO be altered
and put in The modern form; cable bits, berth deck
cabin, wardrOom, magazine, and rDund house to be
news to have new waists inside aud out; port shut
eers, hinges, &c. completes new water way and plank
shear all around; one new streak of plank all arOund
steering wheel; entire new ceiling in the hold;
the deck cabin wtp be of clear white pine, covered
with white paint he JonerS will furnish plans of the
external afran Igments on submitting their proposals;
and the shipWfight to be responsible for expense Of
dOckage, wharfage, transpOrta tiOn, &c. Proposals
will be received for covering with three coats of paint
the new work, and the old work with one coat of
naint. The first coats the work be pun
iced smooth. Proposals are also invited for furnish
ing materials ana making one jb, one main sail, one
EoTe-sai-hGse three sails Of A A Hollands. One top
sail of mpera and topgallant sail Of light raven IS
Uuck-the duck TO he b9hted. The thmbleS TO be
of copper composition, and the fOresai and jib To
be furnished with two bOnnets, and the Oresa in aa
iton with balance reef; square sail Of No. 5 or
cotton duck. should any work be required TO be
done stated in these proposals. the priCe shall be
established by referees, to be chosen by the col
by the peison executing the work, who it unable to
agree, will choose Il third person, whose decision
shall be final. WM. Il. MARRIOTT,
n20 dt29h Col ector
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-11-21
rmNnE NOVELTIES OF MANKIND.-

THNHE NOVELTIES OF MANkEND.-
k. The hobbies, the hHmhugs, and infatuated pro
jcctors of their own immortaliZahOn upon the trO-
phes of illuslrous predecessors. In reviewing the
many projectors in tn ir heaving aspirations of
worldly ambition, we have exhibited in the political
world, the subjects who most dtvoedy sustain those
cases, which we have illustrated in the various p0r-
ons Of this Republic by partzans who set forth the
liberalty OF their principles which in reviewing we
have exhibited the inhtuatlou OF aspiring demagn-
CUES who avail the popular calling as a uocessIul
hobby in the accomplishment Of their designs, to
which the bigo,ted advocates adhere without raflrc-
stituent! Not 80 at ]. ]. ROACH'S, GS6 BALTIMORE
STREET, where every sh ide and character Of Signs
will illustrate the position to which the alphabet can
define by fguratiVc Illustration of animal propcns-
ties and set forth the liberllity of disposition in good
Sign of Block Letters, Gilt, Painted Transparent and
Ornamental. GAPs MS
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-11-21
5D.QbebqH s1sEriaoHH HsiHaHs ,soa;i ,s:,:,. sS:.

l"OeSB2PAH SUMPTION .vould ne-be no
he smacstimate for the rayagcs Ofhis dreadful is
alSe III single year; then add the fearful catalogue or
l'ose cut OIL by Inflammation of the Lungs uenCr
Ehage, Asthma, Coughs, Influenza, Bronchitis and
other diseases Of the LUNGS AND LIVER and the
iis. would present an appalling proof OF te ta}G o
thEse Two classes of diseases.
bui IL Is Important TO know that nearly an Of this
waste OF human life might have becn prey eat
ed by timely use of
IN. UlS1.qR'S BALS.4M OF WILD CHERRY
greatest remedy ever dscOvcredby man for all dis
eases ol me pulmonary organs produced by cold asd
changeablG climates.
scores ot caseS have come to our knowledge WI ore
'he paeht llad been given up die Of Con urptiyn-
as beyond the reach of medical aid-but who by t.a
use OF tins Wild Cherry BalsaIa have been suec,,rv
restored 10 complete health 7
sisterof well known clergyman recently Iesl m.
Sch0U she was sattcnding-beng advised in, nusf
die OF Consumpuon-to return to her home wishing
10 spend her few remaining days with her friends By
some means she induced to take YFistars Balsars
OF VIVID Cherry, by which she was en-, rely cured in .
short time, and returned to her school wnh lio'tf
heart and reinvgorated health.
Many of the mos distinguished physicians in Nau
YORK and Brooklyn give this Basam their uoouali6ed
approval Why should they noR II Is every where
hailed as
"N.9TURES F.4TORT71G PRES CRIpTIGN.
being t9lmedfrom chemical extracts Of Wild Cherry
BARK ana Tar two simple, but powerful Ingredients
OF Natures own Laboratory.
All orders must be addressed TO ISAAC BUTTE J
Ann street, New York
For sale by G. x. TYLER, corner of Baltimore and
tiish-sts. Baltimore, and r. i. PATTERSON, Wash
lngton ID. T., and by most Of the Druggists in Mary
and and tss District of Columbia. mhI -TEpu
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-11-21
HtASHMEREs. eLorIIs e. y.

EASHMERES, CLOTHS, ESe. &c.
~ Shaded, striped and other new styles Cashmeres
Sltnon'S French Black Cloths, assorted qualities
Engiish and American Cloths, in black, blue. invisi-
bic green, browns, olives, Oxford and Cadet mix
ed, &c. &c.
Beaver Cloths; 6 4 extra heavy mixed Dae,kin
64 Paris aud Doeskln 81 & Ga Twecds; Cassmeres
large assortment of wool dyed black, blue, drah
and latest styles Plads and Stripes
NESTlNGS, Il large assortment and very chean
Black and Blue Black Silk Vevets
Cloakings cOl0rnd Camhr.cs, Wadding
Gentlemen's Scaris, Italiun Lussring CrayaLs
Silk Pocket 1dkfs OF extra size and quality
Richardson's Housewife Linens
Barklie's and other brands IRISH LINENS, in whole
and half pieces
Birds eye, Russia and Table Diapers
Damask Napkins and Table Cloths
Calicoes-AH extensive assortment of latest patterns
Also, lttinets; Kerseys; Liuseys; Ticknea; Checks
Piaidsi Forest ClOih; Tweed; Mode coiOred Thihet
and NJ de Laine SHAWLS; Tekerri, Bloche, Cash
mere, Waffle and Blanket do; , cases Linen Cam
brio lldkfs very cheap ladies aud gentenen's white
black and cOlored Kid Gloves, of the best quality
Just received and for sale at prices that fail
to please {I- Country Merchants and others are in
ved to examine my stock and Judge for themselves
of its cheapness. HENRY w. COOKE,
nI7 Corner of Hanover and Lombard sts
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-11-21
A Il ~ a n 40,
AIFaFt
NOVEMBER.
HoDn'E n'Ephasss.
MARRIED.

On Tuesday, 18Th instant, by the Rev. Mr.. IIciner
Henry BERscH Jr. to Miss ELIzABETH A. MILLER all
OF tins city.
In this city, last evening, by the Rev. s. Gueau,
TuOMAs LEIsHEAR, of EcOtl's Mills, 10 ANNIE PAR
T2IDGE, of the same place.
In Cambrdge, Md. on Wednesday morning asst by
the Rev. 5. B. Southetlaui, Rev JANEs NJ. HAINEs,
OF the Maryland Annual Con. NJ. i. Church, to Miss
HESTER AM LECoMPTE.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-11-21
IL ALL COME OUT CLEAN


" Es; We place a dozen dirty Shirts with A
H ilitle soap, and bucket full Of hot water in T.,
LukENs' PATENT FAMILY WASHING MA
CHINE, and after washing from 10 to 90 minutes
they an come out perfectly cledn' Again we PET in
rom to lO Sheets oE Table Cloths, with soap and
water, "a before; and in IL or Is minutes t.ey an
come out cecn' Lastly NE lay from "a to 50 small
pieces, (9uch as can be placed togethcr,) with soap
ana water, as above, and in from l5 to % minutes
they also come out ctedn! Wonderful az his NAV
seem It Is done by the action and reaction of the wa
Ter 10y means OF pressurt) in connection With the
soap, without any rubbing surface or friction what
ever; consequently the clothes are not only uninured
ny ihe operation but are actually made 10 last tIucs
as long as when washed by hands. Il3 Exhibitions OF
washing every Monday (morning) and Friday (aftes-
noon Come then and see The machine in operation,
rs II never fails to convince those who do Enter
pTl'ing men should make themselves acquainted with
TINS most useful invention, deserving as il does
place IN lhe kitchen of ercy Hmiy. PRICES are Sl5
wv ana SO, according to size warranted to perornl
weHand last for years, if nSei according to direeea
AI orders by letters P0st; ~ or otherwise pfonsE.
y attended TO, MANUFACTORY No. n FRONT
STREET, (at the hcnd) between Pit and LOry-sts.,
old Town, Baltimore, Maryland.
aS-n'ir6m T.. IUKENS.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-11-21

GtO-PARTNE8SHIP WIN ROGERS and
a. WIN. BOfD have this day associated themselves
for the conducting OF the business of Merchant Tai
lors at the former Store of MA. RoGERs, No. E96
NJ 4 RKET STREET, FIVE doors west of ST. Paul St
the house formerly occupied as the Citizens Bank
{G- The subscribers, from their long experience
in business, can with confidence solicit the pa
trona2e of their former friends and the public gene
rally, assuring them that they will find il to be 10 their
interest 10 give MS theiI patronage.
{G5t- Our Stock is large and well selected, and we
will sell on the most moderate terms.
23th Oct, 1915. o29 ROGERS s BOYD.