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asls assh s.aa,ns aa'ss as he .onhI.s.
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fhese. there are xisen monthly, what oshrr max
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la. every upouh and coacs.A, ,tr ,her- c.Fs
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ing Mods oo'sss. s,lh srosna fsn' .aa 'Shs. 10
auuaby printed on nn,sd psr~r may bs taken
out and bound. Colo@d MoJes" Cottages, and Colosed
and % be found IN 90 cher Magazine fhe.s were Il
given year, snd viii be- convinced la addition, we
acR Roc s skEfcliEs OF AMERICAN CHAR.
AClEklsTlcs most sma'as .', ,, nov hT.. s.vsn
number by story from ihe po~enal pea oil l. = Ai'hu
aTIiE CHANGES OF FASHION" Illustrated by Fay
Robinson esq This series VIII be interesting to te
THE APPLICABILITY OF THE FINE ARTS TO
DOMESTIC USES" 10 another seres at Eagay,ngs now
IN p'eer,sqn ssd WI yr be p,o,hsa daring the year
Model Cottages, intend to commence the pubea
ton of Cottage Furnure-s very necessary appendage to
RELIGION AND HlsToRy.--our superior artists
Walters, Tucker, Pcase, and WEIGH, engaged on
OF q MUS uss q a,s .S9 ,sss
nal. and beautifully printed, has long commended de
cided preference tina, OF any other magazine
THE The LITERARY CHARACTER OF CODE s
LADYs Book1W',a such yi. ss,. =. M':s Leslie
Mrs T., Cakes Smith, Mrs. J. O. Nssi II +. Tackerman,
H. w Herbert, Nc he author Of The Widow Bsd0t, Pro o,
others-mnst always take the lead ia literary merit
Terms For three dollars will send the Lady's Book
containing reading than any other monthly, and the
Ladys Dollar Newspaper. published twice a month,
which contains much reading as any OF the three dollar
month if the subscriber prefers the following splendid
enavings The Lady's Dollar Newspaper (alihough
would advise it, engravngs cannot be sent through
the mail without being crushed or creascdD we will send
the beautiful plate eon'ainng tho portals OF Harriet
son. and Mrs f. b. DIV gh and the plates Of Christ Weep
ing over srusaie ,h9 cPsnRRs Of the sePusas dsys
wspaper or plates will send Miss lese's novel Of
Amelia and any three of Mrs. Greys Miss Pckerings
For five dollars we will send copies of the Ladys
Book, and set of the plates, 70 each subscribe
Book and copy the sending the club. and SCI
of plates to each.
plates each subscriber aud copy of the book to the
person sending the club;
and for rs any one No Postage to be paid on all
ders. Address L. A; Cooley.
we will exchange Nov
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Office, Pennsylpania apenue, near Railroad Depot.
TINE public respectfully informed that continue
70 run our ya Hostoo and III %
and towns, for the sale and speedy conveyance Of
chandise packages bullion, bank notes, xc.
Particular attention will be paid the collection and
payment of notes, drafts, bills, &c. .sanlla w s.aa
Custom entries at Boston, New York. Philadelphia,
Baltimore promptly attended to, and reasonable
tdt ...tl,
Our customers and others, ordering goods from the
east particularly reqwesfsd order by "Ada1s awd
Co.'S" Express which will insure their conveyance with
greater despatch iHt4 Wnss 4. ~ "a
Our express for Richmond Petersburg and the south
leaves daily at p. M, and arrives daily at a m
Our express from the north arrives daily at III and
Nov Sl vs. s.eodd = PHlEiP j. BUCKLEY. Agent.
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Great Attraction AZ the Old Corner Of 5th street.
TRY GOODS-DRY GOODS-DRY GOODS I'VE have
H. Jus, opened splendid stock of dry goods which
wall sell auction Bargains having bought great many
them great sacrifices We call attention the following
aniclcs, viz.
100 yards super satin-strped Cashneres
IL pieces satin strp ped and plaid alpacas
pieces cherry coorcd, mazarine, and light blue
selines
pieces handsome plaid Cashmercs, Is c. worth 37A
50 pieces Cashmeres and Moussnes, from l8i to 80 c.
With about 10000 yards calcocs coors ranging
| from 81 TO ia cents per yard.
We would call the particular attention Of all persons re
siding in the country 10 stock OF goods we keep
stany hand Of the largest Of goods
adapted to their wants OF any house IN the city Wename
the following goods, which will be glad furnish ut
such prices they be bought for in Baltimore any
| where south OF New York. Wis
Blankets of every quality, from the lowest possible price
to the best Whitney al $40 per pair
Lnseys, from 10 cents upwards
Sleeps grey and ulled cloths, Of the very best.
Cassinc hannels brown and white cot,ons,
burlaps and everything adapted the
with splendid assortment Of cloths cnssmeres and vest
ng such be undersod by any house Dis
trict elsewhere all Of which respectfully submit
! for the inspection Of purchasers.
N. ID. County merchants will all times find
good, and, buy Of goods by the
package, we can supply them at Baltimore prices
w. NJ. SINISTER n CO,
Corner OF 7ih street and Penn. avenue.
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NHE unparalleled and astonishing efficacy OF DIR Wistars
Il Basam of Wild Cherry, in all the diseases for which
Is recommended, curing many after the skill of the
best physicians was unavaing. has effected large and
demand for his caused many un-
primo Piled coante-ites and nita,ors palm off spurious
mixures OF similar name and for the genuine
Balsam "Dr. Wistars Balsam OF Wild Cherry" is the
only genuine The merely initiate the name of the
original while they possess none of its virtues.
LOOK WELL TO THE MARKS OF THE GENUINE.
The genuine Bssam is put up bottles with the words
'Dr W,siar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry, Philadelphia, ;"
blown In the glass; each bottle bearing a label on the
'front.' with the signature OF II. WISTAR, M. d.
This will be cnveoped with wrapper; copyright
signature Butts.
BE care fu and get the genuine DR.. WISTAR'S BAL
SAM OF WILD CHERRY. None genuine unless sign.
ed by Bnits. Address all orders Seth W. Fowle Bos.
ton. ssachusetts
For sale by r. s. PATTERSON
Nov 7-3TufhxS Washington, ID C.
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II ss~sssnssy - A. act entitled "An reduce
into one act the several acts concerning escheaors
rss.ed the skh day Of January 1879 do hereby make
tnown TO all whom IL may concern, that il appears by
The ceshcs,~ of tho escheator Of the county Alexandria
dated the si day Of October isis and received into the
land office the 6 day of November ISi8 that by IN
quest held the 3Oh day Of October 1888 the following
ot-. Of which William Howard died seized, have been
iound escheaed 10 the Common wealth,
No I, lot of ground the side OF Fairfax be.
tween oronokc and Princess Streets the of Aexan-
drs, Ia the county of Alexandria, containing one square
of
No ., Rot of ground the east side of Fairfax and
north side OF pfonoke in the said and county of
Alexandria, containing one square, two
s. Ii PARKER,
Nov. 1-iaw6w Reg. Virginia Land Office.
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TIME written signature the only safeguard against
countcrfcits-The public attention is invited and par
cuary referred to the setting forth the new
style ofabeing and the putting up Of DR. Beckwths anti
dyspeptc and dinner pills Also to that of Dr. Dyotts ap
proved antibious pills; bol of which, it may be see
protected from being counteeited, by tho only safe
guard be depended uPonhe SIGNATURES of tho
propricors on the label of each box of pills. M u
All others which may be offered for sale by unprnciped
persons surely base counteeits and will be rejected
SUCH The pills that in the hands of persons who
purchased genuine have all been exchanged for such
a. have the written signature of the proprietor
The agency for the sale of Beckwiths antdyspepc
and Dyotts anti pills. 10 vested in the hands OF T.
w Dyot Il sons the Columbian College, No. l82 North
Second street, Philadelphia, who viii any orders
Cor the same ,.,t 49, 49, l,l 4.
Druggists and all wholesale Dealers who wish to be fur
nhed with the genuine pills, will hes applied the
jbsYa terms. by applying above. May 2l-n
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PROPOSALS. HOR RArsOss.
HEADQUARTERS MAsIss CosF..

HEApquARTsss MAsIss CosFr.
Quarermaser's Oiiice, Washington. Ott "A. fesa
CEPARATE PROPOSALS will be received 81 t,is esles
- until 10 O'Clock. M, Monday ,hs is't day 5f Ne
vember next for furnishing ration. the United ~ntes
marines at The following stations Cor the t.s wa
Portsmouth, New Hampshire
Charlestovyn, Massachusetts;
Brooklyn, Long Island, New York
Philadelphia, Penpsylvanai
Gospou near Norfolk, Virginia
Pensacola, Florida and
Washington, District oil Columbia.
Each ration consist Of pound and quarter n
fire. sh beef, thTee-quarers OF pound OF foss
eighteen ounces OF bread made Of superne nopE,
perfne -four, the option of the government aud III
best New Orleans sugar. eight quarts of The best whiis
beans, four quarts Of vinegar, two quarts Of Sch ions
pounds of good hard brown soap, and one and hal
pounds OF good hard dipped taow candies TO each hun
bred ratons. 1'1.
The beef required shall be delivered the order Of the
single ration, and shall consist OF the best and most
choice pieces of the the pork TO be No prime
pork, and the groceries OF the best quality of the
kinds named, subject 10 inspection.
No bid will be entertained unless accompanied by TIVE
sureies OF known responsibility To be endorsed Pho
AUG. A. NICHOLSON, @. M NC
Oct l3-3taw4w
The American Sentinel and Pennsy vanian, Philade-
phia the Portsmouth Gazette, New ampshlrc The Bos
Post and Boston Times, Boston the New York Herald
New York Evening Post, New York Courier and Enquirer
and New York Sun the Baltimore Republican and Bai-
Sun the Norfolk Beacon, the Norfolk Herald, the
Richmond Enquirer and Richmond Wing, and the Alex.
andra Gazee, Alexandria, Virginia; and the Pensacola
Gazette will give the above three insertions each week
and send the account, accompanied by one printed copy
of the advertisement to this office for payment
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CENTLEMEN's NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Browns
NJ Hoel has the largest stock and complete
men, of gentemens wardrobe and toilet articles of
fered In this city. viz:
Yoke neck shirts
silk, merino and cotton under shirts and drawers
Robes de chambre
silk, kid and merno gloves
Suspehders and suspender braces
Brushes and combs
Perumery OF all kinds
Canes, umbrellas, &c.
Every article usually kept at gentlemen's Quitting
tabsnent may be found my Prices uniform and
all goods sold that do not prove represented may be
fHrned. STEVENS.
Halter and gen,emen's QUILTING establishment,
Oct 22-eo6uf No Browns Hotel
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rTIE Rise and Fall Of Ls~as Phsupy,<. BY w~~. psr-
l. ley Poore, I vol
Story OF the Pennsunr War, by General yane Marquis.
of Londonderry.
Orators of the American Revolution. by L. l. Msgoon
vol.
The Image Of his Fathcr,' Tale Of Young Monkey.
parts.
The Battle of Buena VISTA by Captain Carleton, is ars-
goons.
Index TO the Reviews, I vol.
History of Mary Queen OF scots b. Jacob Abbot vol.
engravings.
History of France by Mrs Markham, prepared for th~
use Of &C hoos by jacob Abbot, vol.
Life Of Beniamin Franklin. by o. L. Hon.y. -
just published. v TAYLOR
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NOTICE.-By authority of the Board of President and
~ Directors OF the Navy Yard Bridge Company, gene
raj meeting Of the stockholders of the said company Is here
by Called be holden in the directors OF the Bank of
Washington, Saturday, the llth day of November next
O'clock in the forenoon for the purpose Of considering
and determining whether they will dispose OF their inter
cs rights and privileges under the charter of the said
company to the government OF the United States such
terms will then be submitted to them in order to the
bridge becoming free.
Stockholders attending in person. and desiring to
her hand and seal, attested by t,co Witnesses
VIM. GUNTON, President.
Oct. l9--eotd
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THE attention Of purchasers generally . respectfully
liced to our stock, comprising variety OF style
and quality which selling al the asonable
prices II being impossible to every article
give only the following catalogue
For Ladies-Whie satin gaer boots lasting and satin
ancaise CATERS and half CATERS, black bronze and fancy
coored, thick and thinsoled white and black satin slip
pers and kd walking shoes and slippers, French
and American styles; English lad slippers white and black
common walking shoes aud slippers, morocco and kid ali
OF which made by McCudy, Mcintosh, and other eec
bmted manu- facturn
For Gentemen-Frcnch dress boots, single and double
soles pegged and sewcd duo; fine dress sbors
p~gxed and sewed shoes 81 al kinds and prices
For misses, children and servants stock 10 very
tensive.
India rabber overshces ladies and gentlemen Of the
most superior quality and beautiful styles, with all the
latest IN pro vement.--a large assortment
Planters and viii find ~ Shoes aud
outdoor hands superior. comprising the double
extra heavy quality, as well ms the finest
j. d. Hoover conducts the business. We rcguc., The
call from all persons before purchasing else where
Please notice the store Call nj
HoOvER's
Oct8 opposi,. Centre Market
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9 PARKER would particularly call the attention Of
y. persons who shave themselves his dressing for
sops which certainly supersedes necessity for the
ofthe hone have hundreds of citizens testify to the
value OF the -srop dressing if it does not restore the
dulest fine smooth edge, charge will be made
good and strops, and lot of excellent shaving
soap For sale low at = ~ III 8. PARkER'S :
PeumerY and fancy store, near Blackwells Hotel.
Oct 2-u
From National ntelligenoer
SHAvNG-An who wish the luxury Of an easy and clean
shave 1--WE OF the bead) recommended to call at
Parkers fancy store the avenue and obtain supply
his razor-strop POWDER and of Vroom Fowlers pre-
MUM military shaving SOAP both OF which have been test
cd and found superior any similar articles ever before
tried The gentleman who tried them says he has not
shaved 50 comfortably in thirty years
From the Saturday Evening News.
EASY SHAvrSe.-It will be seen by reference to Seby
Pakers advertisement that the azorsrop powder there
referred to is strongly recommended in the National
negncer by gentleman who has proved its virtue and
value respected citizen, who called yesterday,
that he has tested the powder, and
found to be worthy OF the strongest recommendation.
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GREAT Hat, Cap aud Gentlemen's OutAtalng
NJ Store.-STEVENSh has again returned from New York,
with unusually large assortment OF gentemens Belong
ings" oil every style and quality, viz,
80 dozen yoke neck shirts ..
Silk cotton, nsrno, and wooen Undershirts and Draw
crs la my assortment many styles will be found that
desirable and scarce in this market.
large stock of genlemen's Dressing Robes.
Gold, silver head, and common Walking Canes.
Silk aul cotton Umbrellas, Ia large assortnent)
French sclfraisng Umbrellas.
Perfumery, Gloves, Suspenders, Soaps Brushes, &c.
My stock Is the largest brought the city, and will
be found inspection the best have offered Prices
uniform, and all articles warranted be represented
M. ii. STEVENS,
Snles-room No. ] Browns Hotel
Nov, 1--Gteodf .-
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EDWARD OWEN 4 SON have t~st received eAsar
" fall and winter supply of goods, embracing great
Tiey Of cloths cassmees, and vesngs superior styo
uneqused by any stock that In dis ctv for some
years, together with choice selection of handkerchief.
gle res, reay-made woolen and shirts and many
other articles tedious mention. Including very
large and superior Of military and naval cloths
trimmings and equipments
Edward Owen Son request their friends and custom
ers both and military call and examine them
in the best manner and upon the accommodating
terms for cash. or on a short credit eI -
WANTED--A few good coat, panta!oon, and
makers Il 81 +. OWEN q 6ON.
Oct z2-eo4w
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,ASDs's sAKsAPAhhLLA, In asars essesess for the
- removal and f~ftnsnen, cure ~ al diseases arising
mpa's s.'s ~ :, .n st ns @ W. seso
A OF ht n ~. -. so,r ~. an. hsn.,. s
nmpass OF sD., H..a Tni.,.....n, ."S ps,n a1 ~
Hnx~Ofm Z" i'us' 80 - s
Bons. sna JONAS ,a,s -a 7, y, "a a. M".aU
LHbaso AM az r,,a,srcs IN r. iso chronx{
ASce OF ~ ,.a..s-a ~ 49,. p,~.. 80.
The value o. sns Ps.s H. ~
day the hed u 49, .ns - assa,,,st "a r. ~ 49,, 49,
sul and searching run ,n v sssr ossu en-
yed IN msa. s,sra. ransr,rJ nrx ma $780, ~
disease WIN s~ 49, h.ssh "a s..r ~ sS.a - -
tent covered with ulcer. :" Smssn a"a - nus susnd
has been mAe sa,.eaa,. 81 - "sa esv~u
ed hoessp III IA r,aav 9TH cemris,n. .nr;n..~ Sr
choh T organs
IRE on The ack Of disease and nov Win
10 gladly testify the eaAcscy
PREPARATION 80 -,
The following cerheae rom ooL tsyiof gentleman
Of standing and through the southern
states and lately appointed consul to New orsnads commends
sell 10 Inc ""e ~ ~ 80
,., u' -, '~"a.iy /" ieS0'
Messrs D. u s.snsi s ~ usa ana Which, .9s
ed the saa various parts Of he southern viz Virgins
Louisiana Of M great medicinal value In NV o~r
high opinion . IN " A ,am"vns sn.sd,iv ,h ~
acted almost IKE % Psuy .ns enc
slate Of me y STEM ana ss " vas "o s'A''' "Ahnef
tome ana hiahiv and mad M AZ
Your sa,sapal4 ~ WHEY ppre canin Gem yhs sa ~ I
un.eu o.a'es az 80 hssn Il; *. habit oS .sn. IL "a
has o me PAs NY va a ~ ~ sr,ci. IN. =. ILL M
meiis inc s'me nI M 49,,
ana - nv" oud .av That IN h~4.r n n Lnc~. h
army IN i m ;d snd trust ,h., ~. e
viii make generally Known Throughout 'he length and
breadth OF our WHEY o ' q a T.yrop
yours very Respectfully q consni % NJ. ",a
~ " " "'"'s'
REMARKABLE CURE OF BRONCHITIS.
M sn,. Having suffered many years with disease Of nv
% aacng The lsry9x during which time was treated nv ths
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SUSQUEHANNA CANAL LOTTERY, Glass No. So.
To be drawn in Baltimore, November %, ISiS.
70 numbers--l3 drawn.

Tickets $l2-Halves $5-Quarters SO.
Certificates of package OF rs whoes $40
Do shares in proportion.
ms. Persons from a distance who desire tickets, shares
or packages in any the above magnificent schemes may
rey on having orders promptly and faithfully filed by
Addressing d. PAINE u CO, Managers.
No. AZ, Fayette street,
Oct 29-2taw Baltimore, Maryland.
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MRS oARRINaTON, Formerly Of R,chmond, va,

MRS. CARRINGTON, formerly OF Richmond, Va,
l having the invitation of the trustees, taken charge
of the Presbyterian high school for young ladies' in Louis
ve begs present its claims to her former friends and
express the hope a change of location will not prevent
them from n,Tusing their daughters to her Mrs G. has
found Louisville more than she was led to expect and ne
trusts that the institution she is assisting found may be-
come a blessing to the community for years TO come
The heahness of the city, and the easiness OF access to
from the south and southwest, indicate il the very
place for school OF high character and neither pains nor
will be spared to place al once beside the best In
the Union -
Mrs Darlington viii receive limited number of board
ers, who will be as daughters in her family.
Sept30-d3m
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SOLDlERS' CLAIMs.-Francis A. Dickns offers his
~ in procuring the settlement of claims of SOL
ders the late war with Mexico In ordinary cases his
charge will be for procuring land warrant scrip, or
pension certificate, SO for pay, mileage, clothing @c
So II the be under 500 if that sum- 10 per
ce Tor three months extra pay, $3 All letters must be
postpaid. I'D.
Mr. f. A. Dcknss Office is at his residence on street.
between 18th and 18th streets.
Oct 6-d2m
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TABLE OF CONTENTS.
Lavvrenceville Classical and Commercial High School
Bet.peem Itenton and Princeton, Ne0 yerseK.

Betsueen Trenton and Pyinceton, New Jersey.
THIS institution is still in successful operation under the
the subscribers The of instruction is
thorough and extensive Boys prepared for class
in college, ia life board of experienced
instructors employed Teacher and pupils constitute
household. IL believed that the advantages equal
to those OF any similar institution
The OF $500 all expenses music, draw
ing, and modern languages. 400 .a. tt
Rec renee respectfully made the following gentlemen:
Gen r. JONES' Gen A. Henderson, b. o. Tayoe, ESQ., Rev.
r. r. Gurley, Washington David English esq, George
town Hon. W. l.. Dayton. Chief Justice Green Trenton,
New Jersey s. Bispham, esq., Philadelphia; Valentine
Catalogues Obtained on application to
II. ~ S. M. HAMILL, Principals,
Oct 7-w3r" Lawrencevife, N. ].
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S15 away from the subscribe a' near

Q1SO REWARD.-Ran away from the subscriber
OlCO Luray, Page county, Virginia, on the 9th inst
boy named Aaron He is very black, 70 years OF age
ken very thick lips. and heavy tongue He had when
be left domestic kesey frock coat, faded black color
broad brim white hat, and other clothing with him,
collected The above reward OF $50 will be given should
he be apprehended OF the Sate and 500 taken in the
State, that get him again. All reasonable charges
will be paid if delivered to at Luray
Aaron left in company with sprighly yellow boy, red
complexion, red hair, and spotted face tall
Aaron but heavier made Both the above boys good
coopers. WIN. A. CHAPMAN,
Sept PIT Luray, Page county, Virginia.
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r ANE Il TUCKER, Merchant TaiIors, Pennsylvania
IL avenue between Il and 9th respectfully nve
the particular attention OF their trends and the
goods Just received OF the latest and most fashionable
styles of cloths, cassmeres yesngs, &c making their as
variety of articles for gentemen's wear very complete
All who therefore in pursuit OF good articles at mod
crate prices will do well 10 give us call.
SAINT w3wf
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kIOTsCE.-The late firm of Owen, Evans, & Co., having
IN been dissolved by the death Of Evan Evens notice
hereby that the executor by special authority of tho
will and with the approval of the Orphans Court has so
lied all the interests Whatever Of the sad teator at the time
OF his death, the and nature OF the
said firm and that tho said interests vested in
Edward Owen who s authorized settle all business
corning the said late firm. W. b. MAGRUDER,
1 a Execu' Of Evan Evans
i0le +. OWEN, $50
SW. OWEN.
The new firm, composed of the und arsigncd, will
unue TO do business usual the old stand under tho
firm and name Of Edward Owen Il
~ +. OWEN
Oct 2-eo4w 8. W. OWEN.