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Washington telegraph., 1848-02-09
New Store nj Fulton.

F(LoGk, BROTHER q co. hate Just Re.
, eeised and arc nov opening a large aud
splendid azsahmeui Of goods, consisting in pant of
the following
frneh, English aud American Prints; 81, Ii
5-l Drown and leaehed ShiTlnss aud Shceiinss,
81, ii Va osnabergs, IS, ii Lowell do,
blrached and brown dfillngs, checked tweads.
penitrntiafy sifp,s, padding, Scotch nlads, green
barazr, French bumtaiiass, alpaca iaslrcs, black
aud tRilied alpaca, red, white green and yellow
funnels, sal|nct, kentucky aud guIl mixed Jeans.
s-itable damask hlaaa aud white habnci b shops'
lawn, book and Swizs muslins striped cambrIehs
and iaekunets, Marlborough stripes. blue denns.
black and eolorcd eamhncks, IRISH linen, pfiutad
cotton drills and eolloaadgs, apron aud furniture
che Ks, blacS iabby velvet, printed lannel,, blue
drills and iuscys, Georgia stripes, linen aud cotton
taps, silk, cotton and Madras handkerchief,
fnnicd shawls, tailors' canvass, Russia shreiHes.
dlalcf, lfown holland, cotton fringe, Manrijlrs
and grass skirts, icrnting, cotton and wortcd
binding, sehcia, black and colored cotton cord,
onTe d'laincs, blue, red and white blankets, tick.
ing, muaquiio netting Georgia jeans, and King.
sion Dlaiss 40 Ar
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-09
G0DEY'S LADY9S BOOK
AND
Familg Masas line,
IoR 1913.

FOR 1913,
l INCREASED and Increasing attraction, with
the afgesl circulation aud greatest popularity
Of any nagasIne In the United stalas.
NEW DEPARTMENT.
The fHfasuRY will contain nniees from Bryant,
Longiellow, Perciya Wendell Holmes, Washing
ton Irving, N, I, Willis, Hoffman ruekorman,
Smms, Ilalleok, faulding, Mrs. sigoumoy, Mss
Gould, Dana, Herbert, fiu Green llallcck, Miss
sedgewek, Theodore 5. Fay, tilam whom We
have received noyellette which we shall shortly
oommenee,l Mls. Amman, PaTk benjamin, L. A,
Poe, &c.
TAs Most Bsaatlfal Embellishments,
From tue hands Of the frst artists, aud, conse.
qucnlly, iar superior 10 those IN any other magazine
adurn II Ihe Book
Ornament aud ualiiy ars Combined
The popular scties Of articles on Health, Model
Cottages. and Needie.wofk, 40, Illustrated with
fine euafaFiugs will be continued, aud such other
features as eau be made subscBrnl 10 the gfand
design Of the work.
The mental aud mora, Improvement Of is
readers viii from time 10 time Re added
Cai4sd FASHIONS
Eysy manih, altered from tho French to sui lhe
more MODEST taste Of TIN ladies Of thls country,
This IL he Rssi iims % ssiser,Ls.
pcnons commencing with the January number
will receive
Miss Lfgiis's Nsp Narsl
New entire, as the portions already Published will
be reprinted in that number No dininulion in
The usual interest aud variety, but an increase IN
the number Of pages.
TER MS.
Ono copy one year, which includes The Lady's
Dollar Newspaper 50 Oh
Milking three pubieaiioni Ia one month
ivr the above small sum-
Ono copy two yeau : on
Two copias one year ) 90
Five eopea one year, with an cktfa copy
to the pefson sending the order 10 %
Eight copies one year Is gu
Twelve do do % Oh
Address l.. 4. Cooley,
ll3 Cheaaut street, Philadelphia.
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-09
U6rdtr0re

Knives and forks, carving and butcher knives
pocket aud pen knives, scissors shear. r,gors.
braces and bits, siinglng hachets, shoe and mai
hammers, drawing knives, handsaws, gin, mill and
6asirrd files, horse fasps, tmcr aud socket chs.
sels' single aud double PLAN lils, foot adses, Gun.
hoan'' uIi, chest, French. pad, plate, rim and
carpenters knob locks flint aud percussion loeks.
round und flat spring bolts, shoe pincer. sheen
shears, knob lalches, door handles, Saicrs SPRING
balances briIiania aud iron table and tea spoons,
bisss plated and iron stFrups spurs. screw.dryen.
bullet monlds, brass and black coffin nails violin
strings gmblets, percussion caps, oorkscrews. tisb
hooks and lines, tea bells, peggng and sewing avis
briss cnndlesiirks, hand cut and tencni saws.
sLo'rls aud longs, sythe blades aud siokles,
smoothing, fore, jack and jointor planes. wool
lld cliion caEis, MANILA aud cotton rome, plow
lines, and bed cords, Collins axes. broad axes.
auger, parliament hinges butts aud screws. coffee
mills hooks and hinges, fiocs, wagon boxes, waffle
lfoLs' straw knives, grass aud cane sythes, Caro-.
lima casisieel and grubbng hoes, sad irons, grind
sloes, OK aud trace chains, nails and brads or all
s'e,, Shoycls spades, patent balances, sieyes,
gahien rakcs. ffy pans, plow moulds, iron Of All
KINDS English, German, and cast steel, hollow
ware Of oil kinds aud descriptions, such as ovens,
aucis pots aud kettles, &c, &c
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-09
ELisiR VIrA.

~ e Nho would save OUT features iio'id
Lathe limbs, bnghi eyes, unwrinkisd forehead
From ages devastation houid,
Adopt this plan
Twill make, Ia climate cold OF loffid,
a hale cid man
"Ayoid in youth luxurious diet;
Restrain the passions lawlcs= rot
Devoted 10 domestic quiet,
Be wisely gay;
So shall ye, 10 spite Of ages fat
Resist decay.
seek not IN mammone worship. pleasure,
Bot find your richest, dearest treasure
In books, friends, music, polished leisure;
let mind, not scnse,
Make the sole scale by which You measure
Your opnleace.
"Thi. is the .olaoe-this the science
Lilies pufes,, sweetest, bes, appliance--
That diaappoinis not mans reliance,
Mhale'ef hia state;
But challenges. with calm defiance.
Time, fortune, fiie."
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-09

ohsERyAgios AND RgfltonoS.-A large par, Of
mankild Do not know the value Of observation and
reflection. Many complain Of the wan, Of oppor-
iuaiiy IN their youth lor acquiring know ledge, and
make Il an excuse for remaining la Ignorance all
their lives Bu, the excuse is not as well founded
as they suppose, for II they would observe with
attention the facts and occurrences that daly pass
under their notice, aud exercise their reason upon
them, a habit Of mind would be formed which
would make the acquisition VI knowledge easy and
agreeable. Men, who, from accidental causes or
natural inclination, are led 10 reflect on what they
see and hear, soon aequifo reputation for good
sense. no matter how rude their early education
may have been. The learning that is obtained al,
school, Is undoubtedly Of great Importance; II Is n
capital to commence upon, and they who have
the most, have advantages over those who have
but little. But small capital, well managed,
may be increased to large one. and from none a,
all but wha, nature has gwen, industry can build
one up 1t IS necessary only 10 fsi III, mind at
work, and 10 reason with canduf The world 10
full oi subjects for consideration and we cannot
open our eyes without Observing them, In order
TO read to advantage, the mind ought not 10 be
surrendered implicitly to the guidance Of the au.
thor, und what he says be taken for granted, but
1t should be duly weighed and considered by
pursuing the course indicated, aud without making
il laborious, great amount Of knowledge can be
acquired, with a reputation ol good sense.
The characien of men present fine field Of
observation. To consider the. causes Of the good
standing Of some, and the decline aud fall aud
want OF success Of others s Of service, not only IN
improving the und, standing, but In forming good
moral character With the preservation of an
honest character, II The opportunities for acquiring
knowledge, and oulliyaling the mind, which lie
in every ones way, be properly improved, respec-
liability, influence, Pcrlupa wealth, may be the
reward.
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-09
COpdrfnership.

HE undersigned having entered into partner
ship on the lst OF Apnl, lsI7, for the pur
pose Of doing a general Sto,dge and Coiamissioi
busmess, IN tht town Of Fulton, under the nam,
and style Of BLOCK, BaOtnER & Co, would re-
spectiully inform their ilrnds and the public zen,
orally tha. having leased ihe Upper Warchons,
Of Mr. L. J. Smith, they are now prepared ic
receive goods on storage.
AUGUSTUS BLOCK,
HENRY BLOCK.
Fulton, May !, 1922
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-09
0partnership Notice.

FENllE undersigned having this day assoeiitrd
with himself Ia business his so DAVID
BLOCK, the business hereafter will be- conducted
al the old stand In Washington under the siylr u
A. BLocE & SoN. lie would avail himself of il,i.
occasion 10 return bis sincere thanks To hh old
friends and customers Tor the liberal patronage
heretofore extended to him, aud assures them that
no eseriions will be- spared to meni a conluuanes
Il by the new firm.
ABRAHAM BLOCK.
Washington, Arb, April 2G lSi7.20.u
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-09
Notice 10 Planters.

VIE undersigned hus oprnsd q shop Tor the
manufacture Of snd repairing Gin Stands,
one mile southwest Of Washington, IN The shop
formerly occupied by lobu Mays. lie pledges
himself to manufacture Gins Of the most i'm.
proved 'iyle aud finish, wauanting all work done
by him equal 10 the representations
Having recently made large and extensive
purchases oiihe best material ia tic eastern cities
with all facilities for cseeuliug work with prompt.
ness aud dispatch, he hopes to merit share oI
the public patronage, heretofore 20 literally cH,
tended to him.
will keep constant supply Of Gins for sale
al the store of A Block in Washington
J. X. CROSBY.
Washington, Dee 30, lsi6.G.lf
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-09

At the lime James Il was making his
tour through Englanj,to receive the homage
ofhis subjects, the mayor and corporation
Of a small town, through which he passed
were deputed to compliment him on bis ar
rival. As the mayor was noted for most
impeneirable thickness Of skull, the recoE-
der undertook 10 prompt him in his speech.
When they arrived in tho royal presence,
the recorder observing the bashlul and
sheepish appearance Of his lordship, whis
pered 10 him, "hold up your head look like
man" The unfortunate mayor, half
dead with fear and supposed this 10 be the
beginning Of bis speech, bawled out 10 his
majesty, "hold up your head-look like a
man." The recorder Immediately reJoined,
"whai the d--l do you mean--as live
you will ruin US ALL" "Whai the ID do
you mean as live you will ruin US all"
repeated the official speechher. "Obl you
stupid blockhead- ! wish you had never
como here" said the terrified and irritaled
PrOmpier. The mayor, as in duty bound,
Immediately echoed to the amazed mon.
arch "Oh you stupid blockhead--I wish
you had never come here" The recorder
instantly took 10 bis heels followed by the
iueSless mayor, leaving the king and his
courIiers in a confusion OF laughter.
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-09
For Sale or Rpuf.

fHNHE well known CRoss KEs TAyRRS, siiuntet
in the most eligible part Of Fulton, and a
present occupied by Mr.. Kay, is offered for sale o
rent on accommodating terms, II application b,
made soon. Possession given by the fBt Of Au
gust For terms apply 10
BLOCK, RRo. & Co, Fulton, or
A. BLOCK 4 son, Washington.
Z une 30 ls47-2g.u
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-09
.A'eE GOOnsI

U'liE subscriber are now receiving aud open.
ing large aud well assorted stock Of good.
suited 10 tins market, which have been selected
with great care and are now offered 10 purchasers
At as low prices aud on as good terms a. they can
be procured elsewhere. Our stock s general. com
prslhg staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Hardware.
cutlery, Saddlery, Clothing, Hats Boots aud
Shoes Croekefy, Glassware, Iron, Steel Mails.
Sasungs' Tiawafe, Carpenters aud Blacksmith. I.
Tools, Groceries, &c, &c, Sc
A. BLOCK g. SON.
Washington, Arb, April 90, Isi7 .eO.if
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-09
SiOO REWARD.

MADE his escape from the jail of Hempsiead
4Nh county, on the night Of the 23d instant,
JESSE PHILLIPS, indicted for the murder Of
Thomas spellman, Phillips is about feet G
inches high, spare made, dark hair, black eyes.
and youthful appearance; about 90 years of ace:
speaks quick and with great deal Of assurance,
vii give The above reward Tor his apprehension
and delivery 10 me.
PRICE ROACH, Jaiior
Of HsHpsicod County, ArE.
Washington, Nov. 4 lsl7.5O
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-09
SoNEETS -. TO AMERICA
~ MARTIN n rurfea

ht MARTIN y fuffnHs
l.
Let aged lldtain elaim tie classia pasl,
shining track Of bright and mishly deeds,
For Thee prophecy The future vast,
Whereof the present snws lie giant seeds
Corruption aud decay come thick and fast
Der poor old England, yet few dark years
And we u.usl die, hs nations died of yofp!
Hat, 10 the millions Vi lhs teeming shore,
Thy patriots, sagea. wafIioni SAINTS and seefs
We live agaia, Columbia. yea onee more
uaIe thonsand generations live.
The maihef in the Guild; TO all the West
Through Thee shall We carihs ehoeeat hts.
sings give,
Fen as our Orient world in u Is hlesl
H.
Yea, nahle seiou Of aa ancient root,
B5n Of the loresl.khg' spread forth, tpf.al
forth
High to the stan thy tender leaflets shoot,
Deep dlg thy thIes round the nha Of eauh'
From sea 10 sea, from South TO icy North
II musl ere long Be thine, through good OF III,
To siTelehihy sinewy houghg go wendfous childi
The gloties Of thy dfeuuy fulfil,
Remember then thy mother IA her age,
Shelter her in The itmptsi, Warning Nild;
Stand thou with Us, Ahen all the nations iage
So iufiauHly logelheE We are Que
Aud, through all time, lhr calm historic page
Shall tel Of lil.laia blesl IN Thee her tpn'
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-09
REMOVAL.

llE subscriber takes this method Of inform.
ing his friends and customers, that he has
removed his store to the brick house formally oe.
oupied by Prescott & Belts, where will be found
a general assortment Of Dry Goods Clothing,
Hats, Boots, Shoes, Groceries, sc, at prices d
suit the times, The Public are respectfully in.
vted to call aud examine his stock.
l.. b. COLLINS
Fulton, August llth, lsl7--36-y
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-09
New Tavern i'm Fulton.

AvlNG rented the well known Gross Reg,
iarHH' ! am now prepared to receive
ooafuers or accommodate travellers on reasonable
Terms My stable Is well provided with corn and
louder and every attention shall be paid to the
comforts and wants of those who favor ye with
their patronage. '''
r, HARDIN WILLIAMS.
Fulton, Oct. 10, l6I7-4i.tf
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-09
THE DAILY
NATIONAL MuIG

Is pahlished in the city Of Washington, every
day, at J o'clock, I. NJ. Saturday excepted, and
served to sabsofibys IN the City, at the Navy Yafl
IN Gcofgelogn, Ia Alexandria, aud ia Baltimore.
the same evening, at 6l cents week, payable Ia
the sole agent Of the Wing. &. II Gilehri.l. Esi.
OF his order. Il is also mailed to any part Of the
United States for s per annum. or 81 faf "a
months, payable IA advance Advertisements af
tea lihss OF less inserted onr time ioF 80 cents two
times fer Is cents, three times for ~, one Nerk
for 5 Is, two weeks fof So Is, enc month for
81, two months iof s., three mouths for s 10. a.
months for SIC ons year for s31 payable always
in advance.
The National Mma Is what IL Hame indicates.
II speaks the sentiments Of the Wing party Of The
Union on every question of public policy. II ad.
vocaiss the election To the Presidency OF Zachary
Taylor, subject 10 the decision Of a Wing Naiionh
Convention. Il makes war 10 the kniir on ali tb,
measures and acts of the Administration dremsl
10 be adverse 10 the Interests Of tile country. am
exposes without fear OF fayorth ooHupions of til,
party in power lis columns afe ontu 10 ever,
man IN The country, for tho discussion Of polIiIea
OF any other questions
In addition 10 politics. large space In the Na
ional Wing vii be devoted 10 the pnhirationsupol
Agriculture, Mechanics and other useful nrts
Science IN general, Law, Medicines, Statistic.
&c Choice specimens Of American and Fofeir,
literature will also be given, including Reviews
&c. A weekly lisi Of the Patents issued Ly IN,
Patent office viii likewise be publisled-ihc whol,
forming complete family newspaper
THE WEEkLY NATIONAL WING,
ouo Of the largest newspapers in the unitrt
states, is made up from the columns Of the Dali,
National Wing, and b publishod every Saturday
TOT the low price Of So per annum, payable I
advance. A double sheet Of eight pages will b.
gwen whenever the pres. Of matter shall Justify Il
The Memoin Of General Taylor. written "a
pressly for tho National Wing, are in coufe o
application. They commenced with the seeoh,
humber, large number Of copies ol which hay
been printed, to supply calls for back numbers
CllAS W. FENTON,
PToprisior Of The National Whig.
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-09
u u. Morgan,

MERCHANT TAILOR AND CLOTHIER,
As just opened fresh aud splcndid asson.
: menl Of new goods VI the latest and most
fashionable styles, which he is prepared 10 manu-.
lhctnte into every variety Of gcnlrmrn's wearing
apparel lie has also an assortment Of Hats,
Cmynts' llandkefohicfs, Susprndrrs &c, benched
and brown domrsiics plaid linscy, kerseys, Irish
lnen, prints, jeans, apacca nannels. Sc, all Of
winch he will dispose Of on accommodating terms
Shop in Sulliyans Hotel.
washington, May 10, lsi7 23.ly
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-09
n office.

Ill persons interested are hereby notified
that will apply to the Honorable Probate
.onn ol ieinpstead county, IN the State Of Ar.
Kansas at The April term thereof, A. d. Is4s, for
an ofafr 10 sell certain town lot, in the town
Of Spnng liill' designated us let No. So in the
plan OF SAID town, belonging to the estate Of Thos
smith, deceased, for the purpose Of paying the
debts ol sald estate, at which time all persons
interested can attend 4 they think proper
JAMES DYER, Administrator
Of the esiaio Of Thomas Smith, dec,
Washington, Jan. I2, Isls.5.iw
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-09
10000 Acres Of Land
FOR SALE,

WENTY thousand acres choice land for
] sale, heated in 1895 aud 3G, in the counties
Of Hampstead. Lafayette, CLARK. Dallas, Hot
Spring and Ouachila, on accommodating terms.
for which apply 10 the subscriber a, Madison
Springs Ga, OF to r. u, Conway, Washington,
DANIEL MORRISON.
November II, lsI7.I9
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-09
SniiiI& Thorn,

CAN EN-, ARK Ak SiS.
- EG 10 acquniui their friends aud planters IN
ID onaehila and adjacent counties, that they
are still al the old sand where they shall be
happy at ell times 10 see them.
They still have a considerable stock on hand.
aud have been apprised Of heavy shipments ffom
the north which have arrived ia New Orleans.
and which they expect iilom arrangements they
arr makingl to receive helurc the steamers com.
mcnce running,
Parties calling at their establishment will al.
ways find well selected and extensive sloek, At
prices equally Il not lower than any other house
IN ihr lIade,
They will alao attend 10 the receiving aud for.
wafdiug Of all goods consigned 10 their care with
punriualilY and drfpaieh
Advances made On ealtun, either hipmeni
of on aiefage,
Camden. Oct Is, 1871 7.Im
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-09
Gin ManuiaCtory.

1'llE undersigned aTy npw manufacturing their
improved COTTON GINS At Mndcn, Ia..
aud arc prepared to furnish planters with superior
6ln'siands, made aflcf the latest and most i'm.
proved plans. They will deliver their Gins al
any plantation within l2j miles Of Mndcn. or at
Washington Columbus OF Fulton. Arkansas, free
OF any additional cosi. An ofdrrs from distance
viii be promptly attended TO- For amy information
relative 10 The quality Of their Gins, they refer 10
Gen g. ID RoyHon, William Crabirec or William
Naughn' Hcmp,lcad county, or Henry VI. Le.
may " Strickland aud A e. Owens, LAFAYETTE
county
LACkY s. SHIELDS
Mndcn, La, May 10, lsI7.23-n
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-09
80 Printers.
TYPE FOUNDRY AND PRINTER 5
FURNISHING WAREHOUSE.

FURNISHING WAREHOUSE
NliE subscribers have opened new TYrf
forsbsY In the city Of New York. whefa
they are ready To supply orders 10 any extent. fer
any kind Of Job fancy type, ink. paper, casez.
gaIlcys, hfass rule. steel column rule. composition
sticks, ehazeH, aud every article Necessary for a
printing office.
The type. which are cast in new mould. fam
an entirely new 1T Of malfiIe.. with deep ooaa.
iers, are warranted 10 be unsurpassed by any. aud
will be sold at prices 10 suit the times. Ali the
type furnished By Us Is "hand cast q
Printing prrscs furnished aud also steam en-.
gines Of the most approved patterns
MA mnchinest Is seonslanlls IN attendance
to repair presses aud lHht work
Composition follatN at for printers
u EdteE Of newspapers who vii buy lhfee
times as much typs as lheif bills aInanni 10, nav
give the above sS months insertion IN their papers.
and send their papers containing It TO the sub
scrIbeTs. COCkROFr s. OvEREND.
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-09
DIR A q. Isrrnf.

Graduate Of tie University Of Glasgow
Scotland, and practitioner n some sixteen
ycan' standing, chiefly n ihr sonih-wesi. would
iendrr his srrylc"s as Physician. Surgeon, sc.
TO The citizens of lewisyIIlv Lafayette county.
Afks Office and residence IN the town II Lewis.
Vile wher he may always b. found, unless pro.
frs,ionaliy engaged
lcw'u he. June rs. lstf.3f-Iy.
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-09
Notice.

A Ii persons indebted to the undersigned are
"a earnestly requested to come forward and
settle up, as longer indulgence cannot be given
r. j. SULLIVAN
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-09
BB True TO ME

BE TRUE TO ME-
U tne to ne'
- do lei the blaze
Upon The altar aI ia, bead burn loU;
But nurse with londsal zeal IL hesaed rays,
Thai il may kindle to a brighter glow
he true 10 me.
BE true 10 me-
he as the STAR that burns
Calm and unchanged IL the midnight air
When unlo thee my weafied sl,iiil lufhs
For sweet repose from all The storms Of eafe.
De tHae to me-
he true 10 me
Not always may the bloam
OF hope and giadnfss on my checks tcinhin;
Aud when dark thoughts shall shade my suul with
glaoin,
Thy tender accents still may saaihe IT, pain
Re true 10 me!
De true 10 mt
uf, Ike the hapleus baik,
Without lis compass on some stormy sca-
No beacon light 10 guide Il through the dark
II thou prove lailhlsss, viii existence he.
De true to me.
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-09
Agents for the Telegraph.
DIR. REM. IlJETI

Ns resumed the pfsclire n medicine III
III Washington. and may At all times b.
'nund Al NJ nrolilesafi store. unr,s rfnlssz
'lonalk ahseni, sbata he will keep nj.
.upply n lfr-h medicine, Tor ale low for easI
Washington hht - II
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-09

what u The matter with that manln asked Il
asaer by, as he recognized fellow lyipp In ibe
pulicf. "lle Is sleictd" "Whe Slew 6ju7a-
.ud Jamaica" ''"'
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-09
K 4 Z l. S OF THE
w asi ingtOn Hotel,

ROARDlNG by the month, $500. $40
tbBoarding and lodging per month, $40
boarding and lodging per week during court
or public times, IS
Boarding and lodging per day during court or
public times, 81
Boarding andlodgng per week, --- 50 80
boarding aud lodging per day, IS
single meal, 81
Lodging, 2j
llOrse feed, %
Keeping horse - hours rs
Keeping man and horse all night, 81 25
Keeping horse per week, 50
month, $40
Boarders will be cxpectedto to pay at the end
each month.
No credit at the bar.
r. f. SULLIVAN, Proprietor
Washington, August 2j, lsl5-l9-tG
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-09
y A BDLE cry, TIONARY.
QUEENSWARE, TINWARE,
CLOTHING, MATS, BOOTS.
SHOES AND GROCERIES,
Scn DC, 3c.

Together with ns general an assortment Of good
as has been offered for sale in this market 10 which
'hey particularly invite the attention ofpurohnsers
Fulton, May /, ls47.2l