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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-03-02
AMllE.RSr COUNTY.

.Nessrs. Editors-Fr"m some cause, (unknawn TO me)
the last meeting oil the Wings vi mIefsl county ldrd
10 bring forward candidate 10 represent The
General Assembly. What does this meant Must We
surrender the field 10 oppunenlsl Cerlsinly nut
pa ticnlarly When we nearly balanced. Let ns
ihcn choose from ranks sone gentlemsn aho Mil
lead victory. The question is, who shall the
gentleman bel say for one bring forward Capt JOHN
BILLIARD. lie possesses high qualifications aud is a
gentleman every way worthy OF The post.
A VOTER OF AMlIERSE
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The eia,ms Il oilers snd dsrasl of my own added To
general dsneiinaoa for public LIE nr.,,n,ca any has.
" response 10 this call. The time has sni,rd h,v,,
en- when think proper answer the respectful en-
quirlrs my friends and 10 say iii be The pleasure Of
INC people oi The county. 10 elect me- shall cndeayor
faithfully to perform the duties OF their representative
III ihs next General Assembly. {, L. MOSBi.
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.H'OTHCE.

,y,yIr 81 'pSCR,BFR has this day, entered into
n,r,ne,.hip with VIM T. YounQ. far the ravposs
ore,ndac,ing en- oOHRY AND 0oN618ie-
SION DyysrNrs. Rand sner returning his scknowl
.dgmen,s 10 hia Emer c.''omrrs wh" nave 80 ''or'a'
" rx,end.d to him their pa,rnnare whilst In the la'e
concern Of Bowies & krrce begs leave 10 say 10 'hem
that, in the new Cnhccrn. they will find larger and
more general assortment Of Groceries, th'n M mas heFss
ofe had the pleasure Of offering ihsm and asks con.
M call from the public penersly promising them. that
If prompt attention hi business and bsfgans shall M
any lnducsmcn,, they shall MT o. swsy dssrr.'c..d
PAUL e. bOWLES.
jan | u
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LYNCKEzsUasG MAass1ssE,

For the reek ending Saturday, February 81 1876.
1obacco.--OId Lugs, 81 90 to so; Lugs, 81
90 TO Si.l0, Leaf, inferior, 81 80 800; common,
So, 80 to 80; middng 81, 80 500; shipping, (new)
$500 TO 500 manu- featuring, (connon) 81 80 10
600 fine manufacturing $1,000 10 $40.
FloW.-lhe wagon price may BIZ quoted at 81. Hol-
ders are unwilling to sell at present $ds asked.
Uheat.-SO cts. 10 So.
Graia.-Gorn Go To 20 cts. per bnshel from wagon
Oas. sheaf 81 90 per hund red cleaned 80 40
cents per bushe Rye 62l cents.
CL,cer and Grass Seeds. Culver Seed sales by The
quantity have been made low So 50aS575 Out OF
Store $3.50; by retail 500. Herds Grass Seed Ga
75c. Timothy Seed. S3t.
Prorsons-Bacor--A small lot has been re
eived and sold 7c.. but litle old in the market.
Beet. S. so 10 81, per hundreds Pork, in market
Meal. 10 cts. per bushel from wagon
Fish.-Shad, s., 90 10 $40 90 per bbl lIerings So,
% 81 90; Mackere, No. | .Sl3, No. 2, $3.50 No.
1888.
Co6ee.-S,. Domingo. 7 to u cents per b.; Rio, 9
10 10 cents lagua 10 10 cts. Java. l2a to 10 cents
Cuba I toe.
Sugar.--Brown. New Orleans, Z! to 9 cents per ID
Porto Rico, 10 cents lb ST. Croix, IL 10 l23
cents per H.; Loaf, Ia to Is cents per ID.
Candles ~ cents per b., Sperm, 80
UhisLey.-Prce unsettled Last sales from SO to
SO cents per gallon.
Brundy.-Appe, 40 to 45 cents per gallon; Peach
none IN market.
Cotton Tarus-Fac,ory prices: lGlol7 cts. per h.
assorted.
hoa.-Bar Iron. SIS per and in demand from
boats, $50 from Store. Pig Iron $27 10 $50.
Stee-BIisered, 81 to cents per h.; German. 10 to
6 cents Shear 20 25 per h.; Cast Steel, 20
to % cts. per ID.
Lmseed OH-S0 cts. Lamp, 90 to l.50 per
gallon Tanners, 81 500 to 90 per bbl.
ieather-Good Sole. 5 to Is cts. per h.; Damaged
Sole, Is to IL cents per ID.
Po'oder-Blasling. 81 60 TO 4 25 per keg; Rifle. $
SO 10 800 per key.
Uool.-Woo 25 TO % cents perlb. Wool Rolls. 81
ID 40
Coal and Vood.-Biuminous % cents per bushel
Anthracite, IS, 90 per ton, Oak aud mixed Wood 81
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.V'OYECE.

svO1R(G,
FENfiE subscribers having determined to settle up their
Il business at New London, have removed 10 Lees
VILE, where they will continue 10 sell GOODS upon
the very bss, terms.
To our former customers return our grateful &C
kro" edg nens, and hope thai those o them Who can
do so, " NJ ca ON our new stand.
hose who have accounts unsettled, will do favor by
calling &. s. kabler New London and settllng
owe money which must pay.
Yours most respectfully,
KABLER & SPECIE.
New IJondon Ma oh 9 w3w
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10y virtue Of decree Of the county Of Bedford.
ID in the case of Hurt & Co. Cofer's adm'rs.. |
shall, a, Liberty Bedford court house. Monday, The
23d March, 1896 beng court day. sell 10 highest bid
NEGRO MAN SLAVE wATT-yoans, likely
and Of good reputation:
Ms.cl Wi-9h
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ron TIN vIEoINtAS.
TO THE VOTERS OF FRANKLIN COUNTY

Feao,c CdissgE-ln bringing to your notice the
name ei JNo. .. TAYLOR. Esq. to represen, you
IN the neat Legislature. scarcely any comuent is re.
c'ssafy, 'rom the Intimate acquaintance that almost all
that Individual. Mr.. Taylor is we'll known has for
many years occupied that postum our county, which
perhaps more tnrclhy than any Other reveals the
lights and shades oil human character: and while usny
VII attest 10 The rigid upriehiuess and nfleA IDLE homes
~ oi his acts, there none who will question his pure
Wing principles. The names of others, and of gentle,
men oi worth. have been earnestly advanced candir
dates Tor your suiages. but with all deerence 10 the
claims OF themselves aud thrt friends the nomination
o MIR. Taylor will he every whefc hailed the oif
sprins Of public sentiment. FRANKLIN.
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g o'clock, p. M.

The James River and Kanawha Bill ha, been aoaip
discussed this evening, anil is still in full blast white
write 1t is possible the question may be taken ,o,ugh,
oo'" VIII be At too late an hour for the mail whch
80, Few minutes, ami compels Inc to close this
sr'"e' ihe newspapers Of Tomorrow morning. how.
ever will contain The final result.
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a CARD.
'l'liE citizens Of Lynchburg are must respectfully in
L formed that q. Blzzaolra proposes to commence
his course Of musical Instruction. on the
PIANO, GUITAR, FLUTE AND WOLFE,
the 23d inst II is desirable therefore, that those
who disposed 10 besiow their patronage On hun
would be kind enough To infJfm him of it.
His office will be over ID. r. Bymaas slore.
Terms Tor months instruction OH either of The aooye
strumenls $2j
Feb. 10 I'm if
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a CARD.
Professor r.. f.. SiHaO,

HyEACHER OF Piano Forte, Guitar, Vocal Music,
Vmln and Viollncelo, respectfully inform the IN.
habanls OF Iy ncburg, that he has returned TO this
place. and would be thankful 10 his friends and public for
renewal of the patronage heretofore extended to him
He faers himself that his musical knowledge and skill,
in conveying instruction, will wien ascerained, eventu.
ally procure him liberal patronage. Terms Of tuition,
S25 per session OF ,nonths and liberal discount allow
ed ,iose who would lake lessons at his residence.
March IT.
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Nails. sugar. &C.
400 KEGS CUT NAILS. Sd to I'D
EUU as d. Box and Lining do
10 hhds prime crop, N. o. Sugar
10 boxes Adamanline Candles,
10 baskets Tobacco OIL,
so tons Lump Plaster,
5000 lbs prime New Bacon,
20 BUSH prime Mountain Clover Seed.
100 sacks Liverpool Salt.
Receiving and for sale low, by
GEO. BAGBY.
Feb. 16 Is If
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SCIENTIFIC MEDICiNE.--Grest experience and
dgnent required make valuable and at the
me innocent pugative This is possessed only ny few.
The great mojory Of the remedies advertised Of this
manufactured by persons no have idea
alive individual powers OF the drugs they Il is
th than any other which occasions the inert
and often injurious ects produced by advertised REM
edes. And hence the general prejudice which prevas
ga them Now there Is difference in this respect
regard the pills made by Dr. b. Brandrcth and
uenty their superior claims upon the public Each the
ccs composing the Brandre Pills, prepared in mt
which VIII their beneficial effects the system
the safest aud easiest For inere-
dients have be prepared in the is the air n
effected with other ingredients which afterwards prevents
the air from acting inJurously upon the medicine
e. The following the only AUTHORISED Agents fy 'he
sale Of DR.. BENJAMIN Brandreth's Vegetable Uuvsrsal,
Pills: IA,
DAVID B. PAYNE. Iynchburs, Cambbell.
Henry iIazlewood, Castle Craig, do
J. H. Swinncy CO., Marysvic, do
Lee Bailey K Co, Brookneal, re.
benjamin Nowlin & Co., Failing Greek,
w IN. Mathews Son, Walkers Church, 4. Edward
Good, Bass & CO., kingsville, do
Vim. Rice y Co., rarmyille. do
Roberts & Brown, Amherst CT Ilo.,
Samuel Cash ,ssandidges', Aphsr.s,
Peters & Reed, New Market. Nelson,
&. +. Estes < Son, I.oyihg.o do
o. y. 4 X. g. Hell, Lbs;ty, Bedford,
Samuel w illiams, I.isl.on, do
Feb &c 1867 N
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NE1.stOE. WANTED!

rINHE SUBSCRIBERS wanting 10 purchase
/ any number OF LIKELY YOUNG NEGRO ES
tha,w suit the Southern market
As they anxious To make their purchases spee
div as possible they those having any for sal
hat they will pay liberal cash prices be obtains
ed in any market in the State. Persons who wish To
sell will do well to call them before making sale.
n. B.--We wish 10 purchase one or two Blacksmiths
and Carpenters. DAVIS s. HART.
Nov. Isl
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.v'OTYCE.

4 s | have made new arrangements for tho futufc Il
~ is necessary that should close up my old b,s
mesa hope. therefore. ihose indebted Il. will coms
forward aud settle With little qcl,y as plashle,
WM. r. YOUNG.
Jan. 10
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"E tofERS OF CAMPBELL COUNTY,:
mas been known that one Of the present rep
,s's,. OF this county, will be candidate lor
~. frequent enquiries have been addressed 10
ascertain whether muuiu consent to occupy that
f'" a. 'ae comm. election. A proper JeIrreuce 10
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bove named House, in Lynchburg, situated in the lower
end of Main Street, and takes this method OF informing
his friends and the public generally that by s'rc, aen-
ton to business hopes to merit portion OF public Pa'ron'
General satisfaction. tie would like 10 take
s,o,bIe npber Of Boortets by the week month year.
JAMES P. PAL I4SoH.
March . VI"
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wv NEW GOODS.
w Il have received new and splendid stuck OF
DRY GOODS

which in edition to fnrner supply. renders
sorurnl complete. embracing both Staple and Fancy
articles Our customers will find every thing they de-
sire, and prices low they be sold any 9th
huuse in the place
We have also on hand an extensive assortment Of
Hats. B,nts SHOES. SC. &c. which viii be offered OH
the nIos advantageous terms.
All persons in want of Gucd B-rgains. are invited to
give a call. >.
:. GUGGENiiElMEE 6 BROTHER,
SEPT. q .st
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wholesale g9WrehOWSe Of
Boots, sLoes, Trauis, Palm Leaf Hats Ac Ac .
NO II MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA.

SPR I.EG "A RRI P.3LS. SAC.
ID. HOOVER is receiving from Boston
90 and the Eastern markets, his Spring stock OF the
above articles, consisting Of
500 eases BooIs, SHOES Sc, Of all qualities,
1900 doz. Palm Leaf Haas,
GOO Leather and Hair Trunks,
800 Travelling Trunks,
Cali Skins. Shoe Thread, Sc.
Merchants visiting Richmond, @oulo find II their in
erest 10 call aud examine The above stock.
Purchasing from the manufacturers direct. can ellrr
the Inducements either 10 prices terms, 10
be had nj the North elsewhere.
J. ID. HOOVER,
No7l Nam ST.. few doors
East Of Wordsworth, Turner & Co.
Richmond. Feb % A.
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Ere 8 Ii q "a r Il { II = { e d
HNHE SUBSCRIBER has just received his Spnrg
i supply # GARDEN SEED, which war.
rautsd fresh and genuine y. r. LYMAN,
Bank Square.
Feb. - laf
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JAY NE'S ALTERAlNE, OR LIFE PREsERvA-
TIVE

JAMES ALTERNATIVE, OR LIFE PREsERNA-
TIVE.
RIlEuMATlSM.-The Proprietor has not prescribed this
preparation great man, oi Rheumatism, hut in
Where used until the system became affect
cd i, the medicine, the disease tmo,ed
GpGT-A number of caa,a Of Gout have been cured by
his Preparation In o trse the had been al
ncted nth IT severely Tor thirteen 10 entirely
disable him from business, and ior five months immediately
previous 10 his lnkuR the Lie ffesovat,ve, he had been
confined his room but LIRE he Ind finished the third bot
tc he enabled 10 walk about The streets, and after
returned to his business, om Which lie had been excluded
b, his affections.
DkoPSlCAL SWELIlNGS This medicine increases
the powers OF Digestion eNcos the .bsobents into healthy
all unnatural engagements reduced 1t ,npaS tone
andy tay To the whole System, removing sick and
bid headaches, gddoss, wandering mania aud nervous al
icctions.
In fact in where the medicine has been taken
ior time matter for what purpose the general health
Of the patient has always been improved BY il,
In eoncusion the Proprietor Would say that some OF the
astonishing of Skin Diseases Cancer, Bioncho
ccc and Scrolua been cured by this medicine that
have been red but Of in this paper pre-
cludcs their pubca ton at thu time.
Prepaed only by pr u. Jayne, No South Thd street,
Philadelphia
The above valuable Medicine ia for sale by
ID. Il. LYMAN. Druggist
March 1T
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The deendan, Reniamn D. Hafs not having entered his
appearance and given security according the OF ,ssm
bly,, aud the rules OF this eon and appearing by sa,
tory evidence that he Is not nhsbant Of this Comoh
wealth. On the motion OF the plaintiff by his COUNSEL II
ordered, that the SAID defendant o apra, here at rules 10
be held in the said CLERKS ofhce the first Monday Ia
May next and answer the plaintiffs bill and that copy
of this order be forthwith inserted IN tho ,nchhurg Virgin
ian, newspaper published In the town OF Lynchburg, for
months sncressey and another copy thrcof posted at
the front dor OF the courthouse of th county,
court day. ropy-reale,
ROBERT t,CurI.ER. Cib.
March nom
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Lee .V.D FIAR Z-1LE.

AGAIN der f'r sale my FARM IN NslaoA ssua, :.
l. neat re courthouse. containing
420 Acres.
THIS arm is very valushis. well imhsprd in : vspy
he hhy nsighhorhood and within ten miles o the lanes
xiver Canal. Tho terms wil b liberal. ApSsy M
the subscriber in Iynchh,rg. or Srlswas Garland AID
Robsrt Whiiehead a. Nslsos courthouse.
J. GARLAND.
Sept. 20
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Y'OU.v'G n BOW'LES,
Ar mE Old STAND 6p nOwLEs 4 AtREs
ONE DOOR AmOvK MKssns.
MEEM 4 GWATKGNa,

Ar THE Old STAND 6p nOwLEs = xtREs
ONE DOOR AmOvK Mxssms.
mEEM 4 GwATKiNs,
OFrERs FOR SALE:
~ rs hhds. 81. CroiS, 2. Rcu snd n. y. Sugars.
3" Cuba Clarified d.
10 boxes Loaf do
bbls Crushed do
800 bags Rio. l.agun and Java Coffee.
go hhds. aud bbs. N. U. and 2. k,co' Aloass-s
$50 sat- s Salt.
5000 lbs gm,d and damaged Sole Leather.
200 kegs Nails. all kinds.
10000 lbs. Cotton Yarn, Rlchr und ant oiher Fac
tories.
10 ,uns Bar lrun.
, " Mould Boards and iiallow Ware.
Am. Blis,ered Steel,
500 lbs Shear do
20 boxes and caddes Tea. sumo very hus,
50 ton, lump Plaster.
so bngs Shut.
1000 lbs. bar Lead,
80 kegs Dupon,'s and Ky. Rife Powdsf;
35 Nova Scotia Grinds,oaes,
20 kegs White Lead,
600 lbs. Putty.
90 boxes Glass 8 a 10 and 10 xi2;
2 ceroons hest Caracas Indigo,
800 lbs. Madder,
500 " Copperas.
20 bales Domestic and Cotton Oznshurgs;
80 boxes Spe and Iallow Candies.
10 - Soap
LIQUORS.
IA pixies very superior French Brandy;
20 bills American do
10 Z" N. H. Rum,
10 :. Madeira Wine,
Malaga do
90 - old Rye Whiskey,
25 I" Apple Brandy.
100 40 common WhIskey.
10 % Cider Vinegar,
20 90 Newark { .der, very superior,
Together with Cal,ooes, l,ed,Ticking. Lsmpxick.
Bed Cords. Lending LINED, Pepper. Ginger, NIinlps,
Alspce. Saipe,re. Alum. Lampblack. Feaiiisr.,
Wool. CAPS. Has, blankets. Hops. Jugs. Jars. Demie
Johns. Buckets. Tubs, Paper. Trace Chaina. Cotton
Cards. TacSs iertinss, Mackera and in iaci every
'iee nso.ily kept In stch establishment, ~hict they
will dispose oi'e'y low for CASH, in baref fot coun-
try produce.
Jan. Il
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VIRGINIA Al rules hell in the tie,hs uh,cc 81 The
Circuit sur.no, Court OF Law md rhanerty of the
County of Nelson, in the month u February. lsiG,
Hsnr, Gushne Plaintiff,
Ggliaa
Benjamin d IIattis, adminst,ao, Of James Man,gome.
~, decd John l.. iiarris and Sterling Clahornt,
Defendants.
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POJv n.I7.S.V' HOUSE.

THE SUBSCRIBER having been for
a number of years engaged in
TAVERN KEEPING.
in Rnrkinphom county, has taken the a.
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be HE niofe or less, btlng Tie same WINCH
Maj William Moore deceased, formerly resided.
The above Tract Of Land is situated the east side
Of the Blue Ridge on the main Western road leading
from Dauve The Western country; about $50 Acres
Of which is in good cultivation, and Is bottom land of an
excellent quality; the residue Nood Land mostly ofex>
ceIleni quality, well tmbered and we'll adapted 10 The
growth Of Iuacco with all necessary Buildings for the
Comfort ola small family, with a Grlst Mill, Store
House, &c
The lille to The above Land is believed To be good but
acting trustee. shall convey such tile only is
vested in by said deed.
NJ. u. CARTER, Trustee
March 9 iw
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Fresh GHt'sfeN See0.
FkNllE subscriber has just received his spring supply
4 OF Garden Seed, consisting OF n variety ofkInds Of
Cabbages, Beets Radishes. Cucnmbers, Lettuce Sal
safy, Tomato, pepper Egg Plant, Celery, Bees, Parse
nlps. Melons, &c &c.
Early Wny Peas,
large white Lima beans Horticultural Beans. Dutch
Case Knife Besns. and few choice Flower Seeds
The Seeds are neatly put up with directions for
plantins aud warranted fresh.
For sale by
JOHN IL. SEAY Druggist.
Feb. IL tsif
Splendid C.rhe,nir de Goss a. Mouse d.I.nimos
w f. would ask The attic niion of the Ladies to
W stock of French and Engiih CaclmT de Cos,e
and .HOuseHn de Ldiats
They will be ,ouud To embrace the most beautiful
styles Imputed; aud CHEAP FOR CASH.
REGARDS, RYAN Co.
Next dJOr to " m. i. Young.
Oct. ~ tsf
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TRUST &.EEE.

TRUST .%.EEF.
IN pursuance Of deed Of trust executed me- on the
L 9Th day of Np"enber. 1887, by ladln II hlonre
and Anna his wife, aud duly recorded in The clerks of.
flee of the county court Patrick county, shall, The
llh day Of Apr 1876 upon the premises, Tor the pur.
poses il said deed mentioned expose sale, 10 the high
est bidder, ior cash. certain
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EXCH ANGES.
Checks on New York, per ct. prem.
Baltimore do
Boston do
Philadelphia do
New Orleans par
ST. Louis TO per ct. dis.
Charleston par
Nashville 10 IA do
Louisville ltol do
Cincinnati 4to do
Bank Notes North Carolina per ct. dis
South Carolina per CT. dis
Tennessee q per ct. dis
FREiGHTS UF AND DOWN THE CANAL.
Tobacco, leaf (per hogshead) w
Dc. manufactured, (per box) ~
Flour, (per bbl) III 10 "a
Bar Iron, (per TONI "a o
Pig Iron, (per ton) 0o
Lead and Shot, (per TOM W W
Plaster (per TOM W
Salt, (per sack,) %,
Fish, (per barely IA
All other (per lUO) cups ~ down.
The Columbian fountain., 1846-03-25
u,AIL LORING.-- subscriber respectfully in

TyAIL LORINGs--The subscriber respectfully in
forms his customers and the public, that he
has removed to Pennsylvania avenue, between Sd
and 4th streets, south side and opposite the United
States Hotel. He offers his thanks to those who
have entrusted their work with him, and asks
continuance of their custom. No pains will be
spared TO render satisfaction to ALL in the fit, neat
ness and durability OF every kind Of work bestow-
ed upon him. Charges as moderate as a faithful
performance of duty and justice, to all will permit
III Cutting, Making, and Repairing, done in
the most fashionable, neat, and durable manner
None shall have cause to complain of exorbitant
charges; whilst they shall have their work promptl
despatched. JOHN w. SMITH.
jan 15-tf Penn. av. bet Sd & 4th SITS.
The Columbian fountain., 1846-03-25
This way, Ladies and Gentle.
men! This way!
DON'T ALL SPEAK AT ONCE!!!

NTE have just received, in sddition to our for
wv mer stock of new and second hand house
furnishing goods, (Which is large Mahogany Spring
Seat Sofas, Divans, Ottomsns, Dressing Bureaus,
Mahogany, Cane and Wood seat Chars, Beds.eads,
Mahogany Tables Cano and Wood sat high back
Rocking Chairs, Curled hair and Snck Mattresses,
Gilt and Mahogany framed Looking Glasses We
have also added largely to our stock such sycles a.
Crockery, China, Glass, Wood, Willow snd Hollow
Ware, Cutlery, Cots, Blankets, Sheets, Quilts, Com
forts and Couches. We have also few best Feather
Beds-Britania Tea and Coffee Pots, Brittania and
painted Spittoons, Hearth. Sweeping and Dust
Brushes and Corn Brooms, with many other articles,
too numerous to mention. We would respectfully
request all that wish to purchase house furnishing
goods, to give us a call, as we intend selling at the
smallest possible profits.
L. s. BECK & SON,
South side Of Penn. ave., between 9th and 10th.
feb. 10, l846.-tf
The Columbian fountain., 1846-03-25
ADAMS n CO.'S AMERICAN Elk
PRESS.
4k - "a

THE Subscribers respectfully infsrm the public
il that they continue to run their Package and
Merchandise Express between all the large cities on
the Atlantic coast
The subscribers would inform the members Of
Congress-, MERCHANTS and others that they are pre-
pared with wagons to call for packages or msrchan-
disc intended for the express.
We give particular attention to collecting drafts,
notes, bills, &c. 10 ell the principal cities.
We run special messengers in charge of our cars,
and are prepared to forward all kinds of valuables,
specie, &C. with great safety and dispatch.
Thankful to our former customers for their pa
tronage, shall endeavor to give increased aten-
ton to their business.
Our charges shall be moderate. t.s
G. 8. McELFRESH, Agent.
Pennsylvania avenue, bet. Sd and Al sts.
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The Columbian fountain., 1846-03-25
GENERAL AGENCY AT WASHING

GENERAL AGENCY AT WASHING
TON.
Opposite the Treasury Department, in the building
formerly occupied By Corcora, q Riggs.
MATTHEW ST. CLAIR CLARKE s.
IN THOMAS QUANTRILL have associa-
ted for the purpose of attending to claims and bvsi
ness Of all kinds requiring an agency at Washing
ton, before Congress, or the several Departments
As it is unnecessary to enumerate all, select the
following: Pensions Of all kiEds; revolutionary
claims against the States United States, including
claims for lands; communication for halfpay and
bountes; claims arising out Of contracts with the
United States investigation of titles and procuring
patents for lands return Of duties enormously ex-
acted, paid under protest. written or verbal Flor
rida claims generally, and all which may arise unaes
the annexation of Texas. #
Communications must be postpaid.
Mr.. CLARKE, having resided in this city feEpa-
ny years. is well known public Officer - pri-
vate citizen to all gentlemen who have beeIin Con.
gress or other public stations
CLARKE & QUANTRILL.
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