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r AND FOR sALE.-I2O OF land fronting the
| Rockville turnpike within one mile of the George
town corporation line and north of land of Mr.. John
(reen embracing several beautiful sites for building well
wooded and watered 1t will be sold together, divided
to suit purchasers
lot and which will be divided, necessary into two parts
Also 30 acres of excellent land adjoining Tennaly Town,
and Immediately north of Mrs. Syless farm well waered
The above lands are convenient to the markets Of
the y and eorgetown and in order to close the sale OF
them they will disposed of very reduced prices, and
on Appv either to Richard Smith,
or TO Charles ]. Nourse. not 1-lawu
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WARRINGTON Hall For Kent w ashlDgton Hall Is
w situated ON the southwest corner OF Pennsylvania
and 9TH street, Washington city, nearly opposite
the conspicuous buildings in the Metropolis 1t Is
now nearly finished, and offered for rent IN whole or IN
part Its dimensions are-eDgth 70 feet width, W feet
iour stories hgh with basement well suited or fefec
tory or bowling saloon, The pavements are yalted, and
the whole building finished in the best manner.
The ground story is suitable for extensive clothing
ENLISTMENT grocery exchange broker, bank. In all
specis the very OF business.
The above intended for exhibitions other pub
lie purposes
Hall rented disposed of by the fall of the
year. will be put up auction and rented to the highest
bidder
For further particulars apply by letter. post paid to the
subscriber. ROBERT hEl WORTH,
Pennsylvania avenue, Washington city.
The Baltimore sun, Philadelphia Ledger and New York
Herald viii insert the above notice once week Tor three
weeks, and send their accounts to the subscriber.
May l4-la3w.
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EGAL Bibiiogrnphy.-A Thesaurus of American, Eng
lish Irish and Scotch Law Books, together with some
continental Treases, with critical observations their
various editions and authority TO which is prefxed a
copous list of Acknowledgements in VOL by a. u
Marvin Just published, and this day receiyedby
Anil "a F. TAYLOR.
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EDUCATION.

EDUCATION.
Rsp d. MCarfer's boarding School for Boys, Srasbg,
Lancaster county, Petnsgtranid. -
rI,E whole expenses board tuition, &c, Siio per
l. annum. For references and circulars containing an
p''A'''' Rev d. MCARTER,
May I5-dIm Principal and Proprietor
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New Music--Jast Received.

NEW MusiC-Just NeceIvcd. II
WYNN FISCHER, Statoners Hall, Pennsylvaha ave
w nue. two doors OF 18th street, has THIS Gay re-
cejyed the following music, VIZ go -,
R,tle Of Buena Vista composed by Chas Grobc
Aladdin Gallop, arranged by p J. BshoP;;v Ns,v,on
La Serpent valse, comp. pour lie piano. par +; strong
The Watcher, with variations, by J. q. woodbury., u
Clapp ,, ood bv, " Ulster
Cottape Waltzes composed by Henry Has,g
Vienna March, arranged as a duet, ny }. r. Uorooh'
VoInnteers Grand March, by Henry Craner. ~,
Fvori,e wnl,zes for the guitar, composed by SenoI
DAguado. ,;,,r hvJ q Gould
s.He doeh all things well" for the guitar; =.
&c ,,nnrs hs gae serenade Tor the guitar, by
A. Still. e.. ,h. o,,;,or
mary p 2h 'S,,I May 22-
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MAP Of the Valley Of Mexico and the surrounding
inch exeung from Puebla on east, Lerna and To.
LUCIA west, and giving in separate map on smaller
Just published and this day received for sale by f. TAY-
LOR, Price Is cents.
only May IA.
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NEW DAILY EXPRESS LINE
-. g as1sSa

NEW DAILY EXPRESS LINE
80 E RaaEsR
Trour n by Mall Train from Washington, via Alex
antiria, TO Fredericksburg, Richmond, and Peters
burg Virginia.
T,HE undersigned having made the necessary arrange
mens with the Steamboat and Railroad Conn anies be-
tween the above named places, now prepared under
the name and style of ROGERS, DARRACOTT o. Al
LEN to receive every description of light goods and Tor
ward the same (as above stately reasonable terms
We trust by giving our personal attention TO the bus,
to meet with encouragement and our friends
nt nothing shall be wanting part to afford satlsac
l;ai
NAV be consigned will be delivered Tree oil cart
age and merchandise other articles which may DC VOC
heavy for the mail train will have particular care 10y
the freight train, e..
b. F. DARRACOTT, Train captain, r. L. a. p X. H.
WILLIAM ii. ALLEN, Depot agent, do
Richmond Va, May l. IS37-May l-du
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TIME FRANCO-ANIERICAN, GO Nassau street, New
| York-This new and beautiful French paper, COM
mencng on Monday April g. will be issued every Monday,
Wednesday and Friday at the moderate rate OF 50 year.
S3 for six months; 81 30 for three months
Devoted to the cause of democracy liberty OF religion, and
social ameoraton columns will contain the most exact
ond nonous con,necia administrative, and judiciary in
naton and original literary works of the best writers OF
bo,h worlds consisting OF productions unpublished even in
mnce scientific, agricultural, CRITICAL and other articles,
toyether with the Paris fashions, NC.
he moderate price, both of subscription and advertising,
er vitL the quantity and interest of the contents OF
ill., are advantages possessed by no other OF the same
hh LIT ~ INC ~ j. MICHARD,
hbon' I9thstreet, between and q.
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nRESS MATERIALs.-D CLAGETT ~ co. would
~ cali their extensive stock OF dress materials
comprising all the newest Materials patterns, &C. AND as
they DESTROYS OF lesenng stock VIII offer great induce
TO purchasers. We invite call from all. Goods
cheeruIy shown at all times ID. CLAGEII ~ W
Nav I3-3tif
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(NANTOA lATTINGS.-We have in store
~ 20 pieces super qualities A white mating
70 do low pr,;ed do
Is do sinner 81 do
30, do ooiored, best quality, in A, "a, and O. do.
These goods have been bought New York at the lowest
possible rates and will be sold at small advance.
Nav I3-3tf ID. CLAGETT 81 co.
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BOARDING.

MFRS. STETTlNlUS having several pleasant rooms UNI
ltl occupied accommodate families single genle
with board The situation is very pleasant and do
sabe summers residence, Louisiana avenue,
nearly opposite the City Hall.
MAY 6-6teod
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I,OI,T Madeira mud Chm u,pagne Wines.-South side
l. Madeira wines, s'Synngton's" brand, all grades
Sicily Madeira wine
Lisbon do
Por, wine pure Juice of the grape
Do low priced brand
Holland gin, grapes -,
The above goods all under customhouse lock, and
I he delivered as pure imported Samples and prices
at my office. olhNioLhoo ho"nhi'
April 2-law3w
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FRANKLIN INSURANCE OFrcE, May ~, 1871
A Election Will he held at this Once o" me "Ss
"A Monday of June next, (e 7th by the stocknodes OF
the Franklin Insurance Company OF Washington ior weive
directors conduct the affairs OF the company INC ensuing
49, - CHAS. BRADLEY,
NAV l5-2ewtd Secretary
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Owners names.
February l, 1917.

Brooke, Matthew +, - :
Brooke, Mat. 4. and Allen =
Beatty, Robert II. John w. OFT,
John 7. Richie, and others :
Campbell, WINS heirs :
Cook, William :
Chester, Thomas :
Conner, Marmaduke :
Donaldson, Thomas :
Davis, John, of Baltimore :
Donaldson, Samuel j. :
Donaldson, Samuel and John :
Ellicott, Thomas & Meredith :
Grammer, Frederick .
Johnson, Reverdy :
Jones, Richard j. =
Kennedy, Anthony :
Leakin, Sheppard G. :
St. Clair, Alexander :
Singleton, John :
Vanmeter, Jacob =
Vanbibber, Andrew A. and
Hall, Benedict :
Potts, Richard and q, nj. :
Clarke, Mathew St. Clair, and
Geo. Templeman
Clarke, Mat. St. Clair :
Grindage, VIM, and c.. w.
Templeman :
Grindage, William
Haskins, Henry
Harry, Harriet Il.
Lloyd, John
Morton, william
Morton, Lawrence, and M. S.
Williams
Iempleman, George
Iempleman " Durham
Williams, Elisha Q.
=
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Charles w. schucrmann,

Charles w. Schucrnann, 80
ATE of Germany, professor OF music anu pup hi ~ d
ls place of residence, respectfully oilers MS seVoo' " "
struct on the piano forte, GUITAR vocal music &C
Com Levin M Powell, U. s. N. John a. Saunders, esq
VIM. ]. Mcdonald, esq. VI. y, uI's ,h,,,,,sa 81 ;r
Rd. Key Watts, esq. Dl' n, . M III - anJ jj.t
N b. ANY communication addressed 70 MI. D, anu el'
9, The music stores of Mr. Rd Davis, Mr. Garrett hhuef
@ o. n, the residence Dr. Schwartze, Pennsyvania
avenue I'd door from Sd street, will be promptly
ase 80 May S-2wTuThSS'
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ID. McCARTER'S boarding school
r. for bows Srrasburg Lancaster county, Pennsylvania
The whole expenses board, tuition &c, per session
oil months, $50. >, ,,
The branches taught embrace all those OF thorough
Engish and mathematical education together with the
Latin Greek German, and French languages
Parents and guardians who may be looking Tor goou
SCHOOL i'm pleasant and healthy location, and easy oil ac
will subserve their by nquiring into the c
its OF this institutions. 80 :, ,.,.,, ,,o,r.
The principal has had charge for the last eight years
Tho simmer session will commence Monday the I'd OF
Nav Payment at the end OF the term
For reference, circular, &c, containing iui
address REV " rtoS t,n.,a- - ID,
Principal and Proprietor, Srasburg Lancaster W. Ia
April 2l-d3w
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lust arrived, that much sought-"fter quality OF
u white pine, A. lnerchantable and panel seasoned
small lot ony-he only lot, however, In the market.
A few barrels of caeined plaster
Hemock fencing rails.
Together with some seasoned a. select culls
The above Just landing Those who want TO buy cheap
will find advantage to give call before II Ian led
into the yard to be piled. JOHN PURIFY
Lumber-yard, on 9Th street, near Centre market,
Mar 26-eo3ttS Iaw3w
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DEPORTERs WANTED.-The undersigned is desi-
on of securing the services of several experienced
Yoapher during the next session OF Congress- and will
I've happy receive communications the subject until
he Isl of August Gentlemen who reply this add
vert enent will please state qualifications and references
rs fully as possible. Communications to be post paid and
addressed to 'Dr. j. A HoUsroN New YoEK"
JAMES A. HOUSTON,
Stenographer TO United States Senate,
WASHINGTON, March Is, lSf7
l5-dtlAug Ilntel.J
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Ry X. ". DYER .yuesx.,..,,.


T. Der furniture nj anc,ion %, WSnasis ~ Tan.
NJ 10 oclocI - NV a. ii I N weanesday, ~ June,
Gordon. esd ON nat a aJ e res,aencs OF Ensres
Maconhs h}s hnnsaSa,, .''y oPPoSo Wis Nc'ioI1s
lection of useful and hnnsebola a,S 'G ,
which are ~ "'e"o'" "i'0'oS' "n"nSA'
N' Dc e oas a aad os% sas sSsirs
no no P ,iar , iief6e'a ay pier glass las.
4bandsome orange window cnr,a;n es na o,,.r,.,,s
sa paer e, piano to o,t,''
,a;r -, p ,ia,oS C,,s,inh Srannpns ,,.,, -,
b asL a. p nnas,aps " SV ' "'"eSucAs' H"il
Sac" Ms, ooa'se.I NJ ..L..,
4 d. sP toai o,ns' a on X Ipp., o s,o,
d p''a9 ;., anu a'ua.ia ". . jill, ~,
Class and rocSa ,u"re ra;rnns M c3ne, ""ho''s
Has ana GrocSey ware, nLe.rohs, ~ capeT
10 very superior leather beds 1Is and mattresses
20 pairs blankets, counterpancs
20extra large table cloths, some very handsome
Wnp5ns towels &c, mahogany, lgy bureaus
IN many other articles too numerous to mention, and
Asd 10. o. h, knonen reg n o.,on ,, ,
cre, 90 sae AL sums G ana under Ss cash. over
N"'e' 'e''ihs h'eies' d Wy nyrp
~ r, ~ LIEN, n"cuoneef
w me ""s oue' WINCH Is one OF the most con-
see'it III ,e Guy, 10 Ioi lch. rol urle. particulars or
Information inquire on the premises OF Charles Gordon,
WI also be sold at private sale square No So7 together
VIII .e mouse neieo oeg one Oh inc oes' squares iof
may 20 r. w DYER, Auctioncer
CLOTHING made to orxier.-I have now on hand the
following desirable goods for ventemen's wear which
will have made up as usual In the most fashionable
stye gtarantying at the same time fits in all cases
2 pieces French dram d'ee
do twiled six warn Coddinpton,s (tbs ia a nav
W nr.cle' and v p Jesirabe9 . >-' ~"
Jo IasD has French cashmere
do fancy do do do
m Jo Jn oa,,hroops
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DLACK Lace sbnwls.-We have lust received 10 blas
ID lace shawls, assorted prices.
April 23-3uf ID. CLAGETT az co.
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Demi size, broadside, per qufs
Do half sheet, do
Folio post broadside, do
Do page, do
Foolscap, broadside, DO
DO one page, 40
Quarto post, do DO ,.
Circulars and treaties on foolscap tcrtfsng paper
One page on a sheer, printed, pei, qure
r rmp do do do do
Fn,r do do do do
Circulars and treaties qsarto post wr'f'nsPdpe'
One page sheet, printed, per quiie
Two do do 90 90
The paper for the above to be OF the best quaiiy'
Book ,cork printing paper
For composition per thousand ems, Tor small plea
Ro' 'o''i do BREWER
For press work and paper, per token, Tor royal
DO 40 "
Senaate proposals will be received during the same Pc
rod for printing folding, and stitching, IN pe paper
nr;ned covers and cutting, ii 900 copies Oh te laws
,,t;ons and treaties of the United States tnat may pe
nnssed or ratified the first session OF the sun n
.Ureeabv TO the conditions prescribed IN tne act VI Gun
Anr 1873 stating the price per page OF he ,VVv oo'
and per COPY for folding, stitching IN blue PrHeo coVets'
and cutting. -, ,-;.u ,ha s,,na period
FIR nntinp on paper of tho best quality, ana DndS' IN
Nine in best manner 900 copies Oh the Diei-
NAL Register, of the Both September, lo4 49,, roo
The PROPOSALS the price per page ior ue wv
copies and the price per copy for binding.
May 20-lawlw
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DOARDING.-Mrs. STETTINIUS, opposite the CitJ
ID Hail. Louisiana avenue, has several pleasant rooms nn
occupied. Mar 9-beod
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CyCHARNHORsTs Military Field Pocket-bock
y Maortie the Attack and Defence OF Fortified Places
Muler's Science of War, vols.
Humphrey the Fertilization adopted for defence OF
the Rhine Frontier
Glennies Military Memoirs
The Practical Operations OF Siege, by MAJOR Gcneral
Paisley, Royal Engineers. 49,
Duties of officer Picquet and on Dctachments by
Captain Ker; 7th Dragon Guards
Hints to Officers in command oi Detachments and Pic
quets OH Service, by Captain Glasse, 95th regiment
Sir Howard Douglass on Military Bridges
Magraths History of the Art of War
Light Troops in Field, by Lieut. Mayne 9th infantry
Light Troops in the Field by Lieut. Col Ehwald
Military Operations in Ireland by the French Troops
under Humbert in 1898 80
Evolutions OF Field Battery, and ManGuvrcs of
Brigade of Batteries, by Captain Gore, Royal Artii-
lerv VOL, 46 plates. London. 1886
Hints 10 Officers Commanding Partisan Corps, by Capt
Murray 49, -. 49, .
Marshall on Soldiers; Mnrshalls Military Miscellany
Macauley's Field Notifications
Jacksons Military Surveying
Napier's PennsulaT War
Sibone's Waterloo Campaign
The Wellington Dispatches 49,
And many other valuable works. French and English,
and old, Fertilization, Gunncry Military Law and
Courts Martial Military History and Biography, Tactics,
land by F. TAYLOR r
May % 0r.
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,,OARDING.-MRS. w. MANN, formerly of Philadel-
mia Place, 18th and II streets, having fitted up that
rre and commodous house ON Pennsylvania avenue, two
& west of Jackson Hall, is prepared Tor the recep
@ of boarders The house has undergone thorough re-
% the chambers airy OF good size, and handsome
II furnished.
mot and plea SAINT home moderate charges.
f,..l 1}--eod2W
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A IREY's Drawing Pencils-Made out of the native
n Cumberland lead Keswck, England, and preferred
by European artists and draughsmen to all others
small supply, graduated to every degree OF hardness
I'M Nav IN +. TAYLOR.
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NOR SALE OR RENT.--Two houses on 9th, between
II l. and M streets north large two-stoy new brick
with cellar and back buildings, pump OF excellent water
in the ward and large side lot attached; the other
frame two stories high, with back building containing
aiaht rooms For terI9s apply to Il. JONES,
Nav Iq-tr TIntI On the premises.
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J,NGLIsH Lonxcloth shirtings--We have just recev-
T. ed cases real English ongcoths from 10 cents per
ward 5 cents; superior article "A Wlae i9r Ia gents
warranted genuine y. oLh1EA ~ W.
Maui 7--.fi
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-04-20
"HASTY PLATE OF SOUP"

A Curious CAUSE OF IVAR.-In
the year 1865. some soldiers Of
the commonwealth Of Nodcna.
ran away with a bucket from a
public we'll, belonging to the state
Of Bologna. This implement
might be worth shilling; but il
produced a bloody quarrel. which
was worked up into bloody war.
Henry, the King Of Sardinia for
the Emperor, or Henry. the Sc
cond, assisted the Modenesc to
keep possession of the bucket;
and in one of the battles he was
made prisoner. His father the
Emperor, offered a chain of gold
that would encircle Bologna.
which is seven miles in compass.
for his sons ransom, but in vain.
After twenty-five years impr.son-
ment, and his father being dead.
he pined away and died. Ills
monument is still cxtant in the
church of the Dominicians. This
fatal bucket is still exhibited IN
the tower ofthe cathedral of Mo-
dena, enclosed in an iron cage.
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4 PUBLIsuMENT.-The distin-
guished but somewhat eccentric
DIR. Kittridge, who resided in
Chester, n. H., soon after COM
mencing practice. and about 10
marry, went to the town clerk TO
request him to put up publish
ment, remarking atthc same time
that lie had no notion Of being
published as every dog in town
was" and Would choose to write
q form. he did so. and it read thus:
DR.. Benjamin kettridge and T.
liZabeth Webster, both Of this
town, propose 10 quit a state ot
ceIibacy and pursue their Jour
ncy through the vale o affection
to that extensive tract of trodden
land called Matrimonv; whoever
hath oughtor impeachment against
lhIs overture. may exhibit their
objections to john Emerson.
Town Clerk.-Lerr.mach Cour.
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LIfUT. Coz IEE>3Y CLAy
we learn that this gallant Off
Ger. in the charge upon the lleXi-
cans at the battle OF Bucna I!s-
Ia, was shot through the legs 80
as To be unable to stand some
OF his men took him UP, and al
though hard pressed by the }ieXi-
cans. attempted to bear him out
OF danger. Regardless ol' HIM
self, he called upon them to leave
him and TO save themselves
They bore him to a bank OF CON
siderable height, and. while they
were attempting toraiSe him 10
+ the top OF it. cannon ball struck
him and shattered his hip. lie
then commandcd tiscm TO leave
him, and they did so
shortly afterwards. they look
cd back. and IL! he had raised
himself half UP, and. sword III
hand. was defending himself a.
gainst q score of foes \ mo-
mcnt more. and q Mexican laQca
pierced his gallant bosom. and
his hearts blood scaled his deyo-
ton to his country-Louisyillo
. Jour.
1t. Col CAY, who was killed It the
battle of Bcuna Vista, was the second son
, OF the great ken;uckian. HIS eldest sen.
: Thomas II. Clay, resides on q tarm rear
Lexington. Lieut.. Co. Cay Was a grodu-
ate of West Point. where i.c took the ..5st
honors He afterwards travelled IL Ia
! rope, married. settled on 4 farm. aad was
several times elected 4 member Of tie
kentucky Legislature. HIS wife died
some wears ago. When he was apo 4
; led second il command of taa hca -
regiment. ho was eugaEcG IN the Prac.co
Of lie law in louisville. lie was gen
1cinan Of fine IGlo3iect. accomplished
manners and chyairous chaTaclcr.-
t Richmond v hig.
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Tux sudden and frequent changes OF the al
,,g.-tlere IN cur ~ cstern climate. subject y
sooner OF later TO these annoying afiicfions' aho
49,, not early attended TO the lungs fall prey
to consumption, their insiiious destroyer 10"
often have vou been warned Of the approaching
danger. but you fear not until the cita0ei o. h.s
i ATTACKED AM rendered hopeless how isP'
that valuable MEDICINE,
d. Il. Duncan's ErDectoranf Re"ae6s'
,Isch x certain TO arrest the cough, heal the sor-
r4s.au4 irritation in the trachea and orone".a
tabes, remove the pain and ,ghtnesz e1psress~,, !.
10 the chest and qreast; also, giving sfensu'
those W no are weak
- Remember that IL IS Dr. J. H. Dnnean
western Office, No. $50. Sycamose St, oins' I.
natl. Ohio, where the above medicine - So. o..
large or small quantities. Price 81 per -,
/ & bot,lcs for - i discount made TO inose -"
/ sell SCENTS. NJ S..r.
| fr7 For sale At the Richmond Book s'o -,r
Richmond, February 9th, i-4'.
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= O I | G. L :.

4 Il & J. II. HUTTON. would inform
es Their customers and thu publIc. that they
have opened q new room n l,oaeTt tIhi's New
Ba..liaE, on 1I-.l St, between Pearl aEa roat
Streets-,NoTt.- side; where they VIII thankfully
JalResy.
y B. Thev are also receiving : good assort-
nent OF BAR IRON, which they vii. seil Al Cn-
cInuatj prices
Richmond, Jan 18Th. Ist- Al