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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-01-21
DIR. JOHNSTON,

a distinguished graduate from one of The Etst Col
Diploma; also member of the Royal College Of
surgeons and Lcentate of the ApOtECCaTy'e Hail,
L"nGon; and the greater part of whose life has been
spent IN the first hospitals Of Europe and America
VIZ those OF London, Paris and Philadelphia NAY
be consulted on all diseases, but more particularly
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WASHINGTON, ID. G. July 20, 1886
Highly Important from, Merico-Tsra Cruz friend
ty to the Americams-Perpier,ty Of Paredes-His
inability to carry on the War-ReuolStiomary
morememts-7he Intentions of the United States
Government in relation to Merico - Political
Afatters-Hosc the Turf Blu tcas carried.
Since wrote TO you to-day. have gathered
from private source some important intel-
gence direct from Vera Cruz, which serves to
throw light on the present position of affairs in
Mexico.
In the first place, the most friendly feelings ex-
st between our squadron and the people of Vera
Cruz. The latter declare they are tired of the
war and in all their acts and language manifest
the most amicable disposition towards the Alne-
ricans So openly and strongly is this frend-
ness manifested, that one of our vessels was suf-
fered to cruise within range of the guns OF tne
Castle OF San Juan D'Ulloa without the slightees
molestation.
pose the march Of General Taylor, is SO much
afraid of the " Are in his rear" hat he is s,ill
obliged stay at the capital, to rcpfess the sp nit
of revolution which is manifesting itself more and
prevents il bursting forth even now, is the pre-
sence of the body guard of Paredes, consisting oil
some four or six thousand mon, and even this
force is diminishing daily.
From present appearances, General Tayler can
march from one end OF the republic oil Mexico TO
the other, without o opposition.
The enemy is without pay, and neither Pare
des nor the government can raise iuids; Inc
hope Of English assistance is at an end. There
is no earthly sss Of ses ability to carry on
There is one reflection that presents ITSELF con-
nected with this question, and that is, that the
Mexicans are still wilful, headstrong, pervcrse,
and logged set as they were at the commence
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[From the New York Tribune

cRE W Egf% 's Si NV XTk TIhp9s
"A yes,srday to a wreck Of humanity named james
My.hoG row twenty years old the son Of Peter
Ave years old being attacked by mease, was worse thn
murdered by dose of colonel prescribed for and
p.
and resulted followed by the gradual decay Of the
.nS S Ss S s H sss
and at length deprived by and dreadful a'eera
Scn. Of his LEGS and arms which finally dropped off from
DESTROYED rendering his and his deformy beyond
all possible concerticn The process. Of destruction con
be was unable even to lie in bed but wor: out The weary
hours best he could in chair That he ong:d for
he enjoyed from time to time The attentions
Of several Of the best physicians in Erie couutyal
S why
3asr returned from the C. c. Bristol
WyeEo wa: no hope Of HI: living many day:
the p1d dsa s dumb S blind
have stated and what was mass Of ulcer 'tio and
sgony yet resolved make the attempt did make it,
Ear possible be- For the i've a
lowing he has enjoyed all the health which compatible
fragment, Of legs with restored eye, by
takes an interest il whatever is going around
choose in him the the cure
wronsht u his That the Extract Of Sarsaparlls
have log ago experienced borne testimony aud Il the
sight Of this poor victim but be rendered
and sde
{ou, are often dispensed By physiean. his life will have
him om motives Of curiosity oniythe spectacle is too
painfully Ievolpg-but those who have relations friends
saE om mo- &C. those pr9dSssa
practcability Of We make thi. statement
oily from The Of OhsI, but they persons
place implicit reliance. j3l 1tsmc
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ITO JEWELLERS, MINIATURE PAINTERS, &c-
Il &. J. HARTNETT, No. Courtlsndt street. n ear
Broadway wholesale and retail Manufacturers Of Travelling
Writing, Dressing and Jewelry Boxes Miniature Cases and
Settings; Flute boetet Watch Ring Pin and pencil Boxes
made and fitted Jewellers show Watches
chains, rings, keys, pins, tnmbles, pencils &c
variety OF the above articles constantly hand and
made order, with and despatch No. Court
street. New York mvi2!ms,f
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GRAND INDIAN CLAM-BAKE AT GLEN
COVE


AS1 ~ In connection with VIM, NJ. Weeks have
new Capt anS fss,1o pscsses S
Glen Cove, l.. L. on FRIDAY NEXT. July 81 to accommo-
date seaemen and ladies' and families. who may desire to
SECOND GRAND INDIAN CLAMBAKE
York Bras: Band, and excellent Cotiion Band will &C.
company the boat Dancing beard and the green
By the company, Sigaor Blitz and DR.. VALENTINE will
YxG Il 1 vaNTRiLoQuJs AND coMIcALITrEs
Of the most aughtep ovokng and entertaining kind which
eaSIos ' g ~ = & GaohaTgs Of Melodies
&c. This will be Excursion of the richest kind equal
''Fi slss. st h got p . which will admit TO
bake aud Cold COLLATION. Cotllon Party Dance The Green
for sale the Golden Ra. 'V once % ann saS ee Be-
voc o Fulton streets Quirk Fogg IS Fulton and
The Steamboat will leave the oot of Canal street at o.
eloeh M; Per No North River at al Fulton Ferry,
foot Of Delaney street at oclock-and returning leave
Glen Cove about reaching the city an early hour
IN the evening. jy2s 3us.m
PEOPLES LINE OF STEAMBOATS, FOR ALBANY.
DiIect-paiiy Sundays ercepted-at !o'clock PM
80 &c. SSsfifs sp
~ FREQ aousht9n, will leave on MONDAY, Wed.
sesm5oai HGpsoN spt cr DsaSn
Will leave on Tuesday Thursday and Saturday evenings att
The above boat. will all times arrive Albany ample
ErsiEh, 'sten moderate and taken after 81
AL persons are forbid trusting Of the boats Of this line
passage or Freight sppy board the boats or to O.
$500, United States Mail Line.
Ats o'clock p NJ Landing 4, Intsrnsdiats Places
sssabos, gGDsoS c:pr G. f. KING will ..v. on
Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Sunday afternoons. at
s Steamboat SANTA CLAUS. Captain Boyerb.sh, will
leave on Tuesday Thursday and Saturday Afternoons
Apply on board. or the Office the wharf. jyis
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Store 10 Spruce street
SPLENDID HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. CAR r. Z
w. w. SHIRLEY, Auct,
DIR. FELIX GOURAUD'S ITALIAN MEDI-
GATED SOAP.

THIS admirable emolient by rated
i No: AZ remedy for botchss. pimples, pustnles
scurf eehles all kinds Of eIuptons and
be- completely di. anced by this invaluable composition
the demand for within the last six months has
ness which m use mp.Tts 70 the sompexon have rendered
he cnsdered furnished with proper toilet that lacks
Gour ud Italian Medica ed SOAP II beauty be-
ed only skin Deep The important that the thin
ent and most attra tive
Dr. 0ouraudh Grscian Hair Dye for coloring hair. has
comp all the old and dele preparations
for thst Poudre Subtitle for eradicating hair.
The Lily White made by the etor, by common con.
the complexion thar HIS graced ady
toilet Liquid Vegetable Rouge for crimsonng pale lips and
cheeks These supelative cosmetics together with large
stock choice Ps.q%sry s1d iansy selss are 70 Be- had
street. first door Broadway.
Aeents-JoIdon Milk ST., Boston; Carlton < Co.. Low.
ell: q cen * Co. Worcester. lWsmc
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AUcTIos NOTICE.

w. MCCORMICK, Auctioneer.
GALL OF FURNITU RE AT A rRIVAIE HOUSE,
- This Day. az 10 o'coc at III Mote street, will be sold
the Furniture Of family housek eeping Consisting
OF marble centre tables carpets card tables sofas
gany chairs brap ches astral lamps match xn
do es bedroom furniture, sc.
AIso, an assortment Of good kitchen furniture.
Also, az excellent 6h octave p'anoforts and stool
Js3i lime
aM. ", SHIRLEY, Auc.lanser.. ,,,s
FURNITURE SALE-By II. +. WlLLARD-THiS
DAY July at 10 O'Clock. Sales Room Wall street.
variety o good useful kitchen, bedroom and Paror furn
left from house sale the 28thto be sold without re-
serve Also. three Panoiores, ose Iosewono cosf 80
mahogany with sofas, chairs buresas tabs reingsrs
tors card tables mante clocks grandoes aId ohe
sritcl sold 10 pay advances Nsl lie
BY e. CH ,NrEkLAIN, Auctr
Store I2 Spruce street. c.,,rro
y AEON Friday, July 31st. at 10 O'clock az NO l2 west
Broadway beins property Of family breaking up house.
keeping comprising rosewood and mahogany sofas rose
and French mahogany chairs marble top CENTRE and
pier tables tables splendid pier and mante glssses
by72 inches msnte lamps with drops globe and
glasses hog and wndass bedsteads double mahog
wahands and cookey hair msttesses feather beds and
bedding large quantity Of and English oil cloths
mahog wardrobe dressing tables and rush chairs
window shades and Venetian blinds glass
&c &c. Jy3l nsmc
w. w. SHIRLEY, Auctr
FURNITURE SALE-By H Z. WILLARD-Eriday,
July 81, at 10 O'Clock, at the sales r.om No. II Wall
sreet variety Of Furniture lef from house sale the
China crockery lamps paintings also kitchen fur
niture regeraos; also close consignment and pay ad
pianofortes sofas book desks and
oil other articles. Sale positive. jy30 2tsr
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JEFFERSON INSURANCE COMPANY,
OrFrcE No. 50 WALL ST., OPPOSITE THE MERCHANT
EXCHANGE.
ulS Company continues loss damage
by Fire on dwelling houses waebouses building, In ge-
neral goods and merchandise and every description
personal property also against loss damage by inland
DIRECTORS
Thomas T. Woodruff, Arson Baker,
X X Robson, M. ID. Joseph Drake
MON HtnomS2n rrlce, Joseph Allen,
John x. DAWSON, John P. Mope'
John II Lee, William K. Thorn,
Eaieo Vi hSns' Thomss Morrell,
f foSn q Ms sag, Eugene Bogart,
GEO HorF s err-'.sv :" rHoaNE rre 80 e..
M DlCAL AND sUROICAL.-NO oJACKFRY-
successful Of ali form. Of f'r Gysr =, year. IN the
curi and syphc srupons gIee stric rures ro,orrh~s
with surgeons See his on "p,d. no
Iona, with the signatures Of the court OF he
Sir Anthony sse Sc Se in his lee aoaT fS9oe s.
Letters attended to. Jy30slsrc
MO QUACKERY-DOCToR COOPER Il Duane
IN street, nemoc, OF III, Royal College or Surgeons
which he cures without mercury OF hudrance from bust
Recent he few days. practice of
twelve yeas enables Dr &. TO cure the most obstinate
structures without pain
Debility resulting from secret habit INDUCED in by young
men P,otrsctyJ elects. yIhc eruption aud ulcers agra
cure guaranteed charge Dr. g. eeuiarv educated
physician aud surgeon. Jy3o asrc
MARRIED LADIES WILL FIND MUCH 10 interest
ssss. Hs@ sS m9. hry.Si .nd
sltsrstons BY r. Glover NJ D. wet- this work Gaze uy
as . sss c ."ee1 fS Gy e
pfss,nt nld srist r srro poverty and The prosp
%y 2, sIds.s Which gould BE- poorly
mon,.I stvs; but hers work that viii tsii ou impor
- WI sh may OBJ late all such e, tons For sale
jyso iwsrv - ~''' ''''' '0'A"''e'
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THE EYE.
mr. WHEELER, Oculist, No. % Greenwich street, New
~ York, the Battery deyoes bus exclusive attention to
diseases Of the Eye and Ophhamc Surgery and the
public that there the numerous diseases
which the human subject disorders of that organ
which cannot be essentially relieved cured by him. The
vast number Of undouhted testimonials which be
extent or bv thar of nv other Dentist
in the 6hited States - $500 - ~
u Office hours from M. to clock r. M. affer which
ne visits out door patients
reasonable terms 49, - vs.
Apamphet containing remarks Diseases othe Eve with
several instances OF effected by DR. WHEELER
mode OF TREATMENT can be had grautousy his residence
him nv l~tr~r. r.id M, ~ 81 "
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COMFY ISLAND AND FORT HAMILTON
FERRY

A0A N The steamboats IOLAs, Captain Yates
G6EI9HE4}s and PROPRIETOR, Captain IL. Mallan,
4--X- will ruu every weekday on the above Ferry,
until further notice, as DEMONSTRATING
East RIvER-Foot Of Pike street, at 9K o'clock A M, TX
and p. M Whitehall 6k and 10 O'Clock A. M 2and 3S
p A. CoIey Island, at IN o'clock a. NJ skaad 5P. NJ
NORTH RvER-Foot of Amos st IL O'CLOCK, A. NJ, r. NJ
Canal street. ia O'Clock A. M.34 P. NJ Harrison street
At ll o'clock A. NJ, 3kP N. Pier No. g. 12 NJ and p
M Coney Island, ~ aud p. M
Landing Fort Hamilton each way.
10 Fare 12h ceuts.
THOMAS BEILBY, Proprietor
NJ B.stages will be in readiness the arrival Of the
boats At Fort Hamilton, take New Utech
and Bath also Coney Island take passengers the upper
houses. jy29 4tiss
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FARM FOR SALE.

= NEAR Westchrster Village II miles from The up
i'm: Of the city excellent road by the Har
lem Btidge; and also accessible by railroad and navi
gatiom under high cu'ture $50 acresmy be divided into
three farms two apple orchards and Of peach
good ,rden dwelling plain and comfortable barn eYceent
will be sold on favorable terms applied for soon, viii
wi bout stock and utensils The milk business ght
for baleng 40 snd the farm ben nearly all in grass
OF which there heavy crop II otherwise disposed
of shortly would be exchanged for property in the city
Apply at So Greenwich street jysl ltSnc
- TO LET-Two small new thee story BRICK
1::X HOUSES, in JAY near York street-Also, the
Quie Of JOHN JOHNSON,
jy2s st*r On the pr misses
CURE FOR THE SUMNER COMPLAINT.
aa6& BENE PLANT, (Sesamum Orientale 1.-The sub
1scrbers have ready for fine bed Of this val
AAAuable summer complaint remedy. 1t is grow ing
their garden, Astoria from whence is received nine in
sending for the store, IS John street. will dsap-
poin ted
The crest virtues this plant it not necessary to set
forthits efficacy in checking bowel comp amt children
persons, only that requires double the quanttyis free
from unpleasant and sp, edy in rendering relief
Directions for IFS use furnished gratis lax Gems worth
Virginia writes thus ON the qualities Of
the Bcne Plant:
IL have you few pounds of Been Seed It's an in
valuable remedy 10! complaints CONN children
and has been the providenal Of saving lives
Of thousands Of children afflicted with the complaint
and myself can attest 10 its great virtues family.
few OF the leaves OF the plant when plunged into
small tumbler Of cold water makes like thin Jelly,
IL Of the best dies Uncovered and
used by medical men in the Southern States.
Also, fresh Oatmeal, Emblem Gros fresh White Mus
moulting season, Nav Seed, &c '"
jy3i 3tFSa&M ~mc NJ THORBURN & co.
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~- LONG ISLAND RAILROAD Express Mail
LII Train. leaves Whitehall street Ferry, New York
side, every morning at A. NJ, for Boston.
Also trains from BROOKLYN side at O'Clock and
I've mnute: and sh A. NJ, and and r NJ, daily The
Farmngdae and and the latter all places the
ie1Qr
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FOR THE SANTE FEE EXPEDITION
e m III: :s %SS q M S:
,b s r. ( ce I'd Dsa
night the LIST Of August when the rolls will be
closed ia 3t.r
TO THE LAD Z, VISIT NEWPORT,
RHODE ISLAND.
A. sspsssh s'ss e 'iss
1s%s o%: esiisesioa Of bead ho~s
NEW STEREOTYPE FOUNDRY.
crEREorYpE yi FouNpER RIESa NJ, 1R x., .
BAH orders executed this Foundry equal to any in
iyss iw.me
AN EATING HOUSE FOR SALE.
9s Kept 1 f.. the Las. = BY Mr.
lnaon s on the premises, or at NO Fulton street.
tons on the face and skin, particularly pmpes bioches
viii ill., clear fsf IS pss
O A.o 81 & h.y. oo III
NEW INVENTED WIGS
RATCHELOR'S invented Wigs and Scalps, made OF
manner peculiar style Of each vdus! They are
s y Ss;
.s ss and ra soSr hsy %
then be able TO judge the effect.
WIN. BACHELOR, inventor and only manufacturer,
wsli street: BIosaway Removed from Broadway
IIease to copy the address. jy30 wsr
ANCIENT AND MODERN bUUhS.
THE SUBSCRIBER has opened extensive establish
ment in the large basement of No CO John street.
the sale OF valuable Books, in department
knowledge art and thought. He has accumulated a con-
siderable collection Of works Of which curious and
and all less of value He intends sell
exclusively for cash, and to have rival whatever
smaln~ss Of his profits and the ownes Of his prices His
stock will be constantly BY the purchase
yaie libraries or Of smaller collections of books He will
hIch value ia af~
tached BY party in every department of tera-
science and and IN all languages He hopes there
Bibiomanac the Antiquarian the Divine, the Lawyer the
ana men 2, ieeis ana science generally each Of
walk the lowest possible He, therefore, all
literary him visit and judge for themselves
He has likewise large quantity OF foreign and native
Mnsic fo the Piano Forte and other Instruments for winch
he will thank who give him one-half
the lowest charged by the cheapest seller in the
city. 1t will be sold in any Quantity
JOHN DOYLE, Bookseller,
mv23 Imsuc s2 John street New York
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THORN CHAMPAGNE,
FRESH INVOICE Of this delightful Cbsmpssn. IN 1,
store 70 which the OF hotel
and private gentlemen invited The ssndinc Of this Wine
supSo = nst o. any y this country and mshsr
g. LIVINGSTON 4 CO.,
mafil tso ~ 10 Wall street.
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MORNING BOAT AT 81 O'CLOCK FOR
AT.RANY

MORNING BOAT AT 81 O'CLOCK FOR
ALBANY,
A01 - AND intermediate landings--From the pier
foot Of Robinson street Landing the foot
$500 of Hammond street.-The new low pressure
Steamboat NORTH AMERICA. Capt Furey, Wednes-
day and rday July 29th and 3ls 6H o'clock
Passage 81. Breakfast aud dinner board the boat.
For passage or freight, apply on board. jy2s 3frrc
TROY MORNING AND EVENING LINE
MORNING LINE AT SEVEN O'CLOCK.
Steamboat Pier at The foot OF Barclay street
-E8-Landing al Peeksk West Point. New
burgh, Hampton, Milton, Poughkeepse Hyde Park Rhine
Deck, U. Red Hook Bristol, Caskl, Hudson, Coxsacke
Undertook and Baltimore.
Breakfast and dinner board the boat.
The stsa tear NikAAGARA wi leave on Monday, Wed
The steamboat TROY, Captain 9orham, on Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday mornings, At 7 O'Clock
Returning opposite days.
passage freight apply board the Office the
wharf
NEW YORK. ALBANY AND TROY LINE.
FOR ALBANY AND TROY DIRECT
From the pier the foot OF Courtlandt street.
The lowpressure steamboat EMPIRE, Captain X b Macy
foot Of Courandt street. Tuesday, Thursday
The Steamboat COLUMBIA, CAPT. VIM. H. Peck. win
lsaye Monday, "Wednesday aud Friday evenings, ct
O'Clock.
Passengers taking these Boats will arrive take
the Morning Tain Of Cars from Troy west 10 Buffalo, and
north to Saratoga, Whitehall and Lake Chsmplain.
Passage or Freight apply on board or at the Once on
No freight taken after 5k o'clock.
NOTiCE-Al goods, freight, bank bills, specie
ether kind of property positively the owners risk 1861
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TRAVELLING TRUNKS, &C.
John CATTNACh, Trunk Manufacturer, No. Will
street om-r q Brosdwsy, has had and cons ,n
~ making good Of Trunks Valises, Carpet
Bags a q Saiehels, Wholesale and ,efsl
Also, asuperor article Of sole leather runks suitable for
American Enropsan Travel, and Pomanteaus for the
yrwneh Male PosfS
tsaseh, jyn liver
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MANSION HOUSE,
pDLETO CONN ECTICUT.
ENHE UNDERSIGNED begs leave announce to hi
friends and the public that he ias leased above
Tor term OF years. and hopes BY l,ng experience and
attention 70 busnezs liberal share Of
age JOHN L. MONROE.
mrs 5n re Formerly OF the u, g. Hotel. Boston,
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A. SAMANOS,
No. "a BROADWAY (up stairsl
GENT for Messrs Menck & Backes, late Chemist of
"A 0olsh, offers for sale, accommodating terms
$500 gross large size Friction Matches.
2s00 Z" middling
All IN perfect shipping order worthy the of shiy
pes 10 u'h Amecs and the Wesr indies jv30 1--we
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GREAT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
CONQUERED

Who will suffer the bites AID stngs
-,~>. W these annoying iiue ihings
Nv HEN. by purchasing bottle Of the VENETIAN LIN.
w IMtNr " vii ssy all irtai ION in FIVE minutes and
not Leave any %sa on The ska is Rheu,
Sores, nsin the chest back and lin the ime
Of a other 2. med or, onry will be iefunded
se at ~ and % West Broadway 60
vi sern.f % svsmus 10th a2i Nortn
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PEhFUMERY, FANCY SOAPS, &c.
THE Genuine Walnut Oil Military Shaving Soap, highly
II scented Toilet Soaps Elegant Extracts Essences Co
ognes fomatum, Hair Oils Sc fars Labels in Foil, and
every other article IA the line Country merchants and deal
e ~ general will find extensive Of the above
rucrs At the low market the depot No Court
lsudt street JOHNSON, VROOM FOWLER, general
agents Tor D Foodt celebrated Peetor Syrup tor coughs
ends and all diseases Of The lungs, Sc jy2iw
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CHOUL d remember that Wii,m Ad'ms, No. Flliott,s
~ Bindings, Avenue Washington CITY r. The
Agent for the se of schencks PuImone syrup. which 10
th. hest remedy TO preventing snd curing and
other diseases OF thu lnngs and respiratory organs which
public speaker JscnIisriv liable Principal Offices I'm
fhladenha 70 south sixth Coura street, New
York; aud Reddng Co Stale street, Bost-n who are
ag~at. ~ the New kngaud States in2s 1wsnc
The Columbian fountain., 1846-02-23
JUST FROM THE NINTH!
TO ALL WHOM 1T .M.aY CONCERN.

T S. BECK s. SON, would take this method
4. Of notifying the citizens of Washington
and the adjacent counties of Maryland and Vn-
ginia, that they have commenced the house fur
nishing business in all its various branches, on
Pennsylvania avenue, South side, between 9th and
10th streets, where they intend keeping constant
supply of new and second hand goods, and prom
ise to sell on the MOST REASONABLE TERMS. We,
therefore, solicit call from our friends and the
public generally, as we intend selling at VERY
Slight PROFIT We would enumerate in
part the following: Ivory, Buck and Cocoa han
died knives and forks; White, Black and Brown
handled do; Carvers, Forks and Steels; Shovels,
Tongs AMI Pokers German Silver, Brittania and
Iron, Table, Dessert and Tea Spoons; Ladies,
Skimmers and Forks Drip and Stove Pans; Stair
Rods Tea Walters, assorted sizes; Brass Candle
sticks; Brttania Tea and Coffee Pots, Writing
Paper, Chopping Axes, Wood Saws and Bucks,
Hatchets Hearth, sweeping Whitewash, busting,
Shoe, and Horse Brushes; Brittania and Painted
Spittoons; Adams, Wilson's, Livingston's, and
other Coffee Mills; Mouse Traps, Nutmeg Gra-
ters, Japaned Candesticks, Lamps, and Tea Cad
dies, Shutters and Trays; Pad, and other Locks
and Keys; Butchers Knives Bread Baskets, Hand
saws, Hammers, &c., &c. Also, good assort-
ment of Holloware, Ovens, Pots, Kettles Skill
let's and Griddles; Cinder Shovels, and Coal
Hods; Brass Top Fire Tenders; Scissors, Curtain
Bands and Pins; Z. Nj. Saucepans Cut and
Wrought Nails, Handirons, Sadirons, &C., Sc,
with mn assortment of Cabinet rniture such as
s;deboards, Beaureaus, Tables, Chairs, Bedsteads.
and Beddng. Washstands, Basins and Ewers. Chi
na Glass, Queens, and Crockery Ware; Carpets
and hearth Rugs; Tin ware, &C., &C.
N. b. All manner of goods received on com
mission, except Alcoholic Liquors.
Nov eft