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H.a,v Gale and snop Storm at the Nora

ALBANY, Dec. ga heavy fall of snow occur
red here last night and this morning Inc pa
roneter ia down 10 2S with a stiff breeze from the
northeast and the is still falling
The Southern mail arrived at eight O'Clock this
morning. The Western. due at seven O'Clock, ar
rived at one this afternoon Further north the
storm is still raging with great severity
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Photographic.

Bosros, DEc. 2S-The storm which commenced
last evening is still raging with great severity,
A vessel supposed to be a hermaphrodite brig,
is lying off Chelsea Beach, with her masts cut
away. She has signals of distress flying.
steamer has left here for her assistance.
Arrived barque Pacific, from New Orleans.
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BOOTS Fou THE SEASON

DOOTs Fou THE SEASON. - Cork soled
I'D Boots and Congress Boots for ladcs and gen
tlerncn inlaid and Double Boots, Napolean- soled
Boots, and Rough and Ready Boots and Shoes.
An abundant supply on hand, and speedily made
To order, and warranted 10 fit and we'll, at the
wholesale and retail mandatory of
HENRY JANNEY,
Eighth street. near the General Post Office.
Dec lO-eo3w
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HENRY JANNEy,

FASHIONABLE BOOT-MAkER, Eighth street.
IL near the General Post Office, Is prepared to
furnish from the shelf or the shop Boots aud Shoes
OF every description and at al prices Ladies and
gentlemen are respectfully invited co call and
anime them, Dec l0-eo3w
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Post once Operations

The Postmaster GENERAL has established the fol
lowing Post Offices for the week ending
December q, 1850
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TO THE PARTIES WHOM 1T CONCERNS.
THE Person who took the two Gold Vest Chains
Il from the showcase of John II. Gibbs, one day
last week, Is requested to return the same through
the Post Office or otherwise, and no questions will
be asked. Unless speedily attended to- other means
will be taken to recover the goods, and the nnmc
will be made public.
Fancy Store, Penn. avenue,
Dec 24-3Gf between 9th and 10th sta,
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or MAsONIC.-A regular communication Of
the Grand Lodge Of the District Of Columbia will
be holden at Masonic Hall, on r and 10Th streets,
on Friday next the 9th instant, at O'Clock,
p NJ.
The Grand Officers elect will he punctual in
their attendance, as they arc to be installed; and
the Grand officers and Members of the Grand
Lodge will also be prompt, IA the Report of the
Committee on the Constitution, Rules and Regua-
tiOns, will be submitted.
Brethren in good standing are fraternally in
vited.
by order Of the NJ. w. Grand Master
CHARLES 5. FRAILY,
G.. Secretary.
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DIED,

In this city, on the 22d instant, Mrs MARY OF
PUTT, aged l07 years, and for the last fifty years
a resident of this city.
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NTNFEF MID DVNBTlF BNFtRET FOW d
- ing pieces, &c.--J. w Baden & Brother,
Hardware Merchants, sign of the golden saw.
Pennsylvania avenue. near Sixth street, have just
received, by late arrivals from England, fine as
sortment of Sporting Goods. consisting in part Of
Zine Damascus Twist, and other Fowling pieces,
at prices ranging from 9I3 to Sl25.
Dixon & Sons patent safety and other Flssks.
Shot Pouches and BELTS, Of English and French
manufacture.
Percussion cape, patent wads, wad- cutters pr
mcrs, cleaning rods, gun covers, &c, &c.
Nov 2q-2awiw (Union.)
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LIE YOU HAvn A COLD. GO TO e1LmANs,s

i Drug Store, on Pennsylvania avenue above
Browns Hotel, and get bottle Of Giddings Cough
Syrup; try IL once, and you will never be without
Ig you are troubled with the Rheumatism, Sore
Throat, Pains in the Back, Side, or Limbs, get
bottle of Giddings Liniment and be cured. No
should be without a bottle Of these valuable
preparations in their house. Principal office, 81
Pearl street New York. Dec ll-iwif
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IMPORTED SAUCES, tsc.-Lee x Perrine's
Il Worcestershire Sauce
Epicurean, Queens Own, Regents, Savarney,
and Prince Of Wales Sauce, for game. roasts,
cold meats, &c.
Ilarvey's Reading md extra Pepper Sauce
Essence Of Apehoyies, India Soy
Prepared Horse kadish, Salad Dressing,
For sale by
JNo. b. KIBBEY CO.,
Dec 25-6teoif No s. Cd. Centre Market
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70 THE PARTIES WHOM 1T CONCERNs.

rINExAs SECURITIES for sale by
l. CHUBB, SCHENCK, & co:
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II. HoOE q CO., penn.yIy.n,. Ave-

ID III. HOOE ~ CO., Pennsylvsnts Ave-
Il nue., between It'll and Sth streets, are now re-
ceiving from the most recent importations in New
York the following rich and most desirable goods,
viz
Dress Silks, in great variety and most fashion
able styles
Colored Silk Yelvets Of every shade of color, both
wide and narrow
French Casbmeres and Mousselines de Lame Of
the latest styles. and very rich
French Mcrinoos, fevery color and finest quality
Waterod and plain Irish Pophns
Black and colored Watcred Silks
Real Throad-lace Capcs, very rich
Real Thread lace Collars, Jenny Lind style, en-
tirely new
French Worked Collars, Cuts. and Sleeves
Richly embroidered Evening Dresses
Rich thin Silk materials, for evening dressed
Real Thread lace Bcrthes
Black Lace Capes and Brrhcs
White and colorcd Grape Shawls
Real Cashmere Long Shawls
Rich Velvet Sack Cloaas and Nantes
Very richly embroidered Handkerchief
Together with great variety Of other and
desirable goods, which they deem unnecessary to
onumerato and 10 all Of which they respectfully in
vito especial attention. Dec 3-4wif
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STOCK wanted by
" CHUBB, SCHENCK & co
Dec 3O--lW
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LNREsH TEAS OF SUPERIOR QUALITY.
IL Fine Green Teas, Of every variety
Halfchest Oh Hyson
Fine and extra fine Ooong and Pouchong
Teas
English breo kfast Tea, very high and rich
favored
For sale by JNO. Il. KIBBEY & CO.,
Dec 25--6teof No. 8, opposite Centre Market
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
0I ., NIGHT LINE FOR WEST
49, k1aH2 ERN TRAVEL, SAVING 70
N"nH HOURS BETWEEN NEW
YORK AND pfIISBURG OR WHEELING.
On and after MONDAY next, December both, a
Passenger Express Train will be run at night each
way, between Baltimore and Cumberland, leaving
baltimore at O'Clock, = NJ, and leaving Cum
berland at 10 p NJ.
Passengers going to coming from the West
viii, by this arrangement, pass the mountains
IN the day time, and those who leave New York at
o'clock, A M, and come through by the Elk
press Train from Philadep ha, will take the even
ing train from Baltimore. The train from Cumber-
land will arrive TO breakfast in Baltimore, and its
passenger can take the early line for Philadelphia
and New York. BY order,
Dec 25-tJanl j. r. ENGLAND Agent.
LNSE EDITIONS OF Shakespeare, Milton BY.
Il ron, Campbell Moore, Bryant, Halleck
Wordsworth, Pope, Longfellow, Cowper, Thomp
son, iiemans, Gray, Goldsmith, Southoy, sgour.
ney, Willie, Irving, Rogers, Scott, Burns Hood
sterne, and other English and American authors
are for sale by the subscriber in great variety from
miniature editions for the pocket or writing desk
10 larger volumes for the library shelves; many of
them beautifully illustrated, bthers richly bound
the English copies imported from London direct
by The adveriger, and Tor gale al the lowest range
OF price at which the same can be found any where
ia the United States.
smaller collection Of French authors in fine
bindings lately received direct from Paris.
Dec 20 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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Ma. CARUsi's NEW YEARS SoIREE must be bel,
in remembrance. IL will doubtless attract beau
tifu and fashionable company.
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4 tAUTION ABOUT AGENTS OF ..SNI-
" DER'S' WINES Consumers al Washing
ington City are cautioned against any persons
presenting themselves authorized to sell, or take
orders for any wines, &c, of my importation, as
have no such agents employed.
Orders from consumers should be sent by letter
telegraph direct 10 at Philadelphia when they
will be instantly attended to, the goods delivered
free of freight and the order satisfactorily executed
JACOB SNYDER, Jr., Wine Merchant,
Dec i9-dlm 10 Walnut street, Philadelphia.
THIS CAUTION refers only to travelling agents
from New York who may offer to vcnd my wines,
and not TO customers of mine no reside at Wash.
ington city. J. s., Jr.
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A CARD.

DRAFTS on all the principal cities for sale in
~ sums to suit, by
Dec 2O-lw CHUBB, sCHENCK, & co.
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NOTES AND DRAFTS collected throughout
IN the United States, by
, Dec 2o-iw CHGBB, sCHENCK & co.
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StHAmP,s PATENT RIFLES. &n.-A am

- assortment OF the above, together with a few Of
Colts Wesson's, and Aliens Revovers, for sale
low 10y JOHN w. BADEN & BRO,
Sign of the Golden Saw,
Penn. avenue, south side, near 9th street.
Nov 30-2aw4w
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NHw YEAR's.-Our proposition to the storekecp-
Of this city TO close their doors on New Years
day, and devote il 10 socIabiy and friendly inter
course, meets with favor. The booksellers have
been the first TO take Il in hand, and they nearly
unanimous upon the subject Others will no doubt
readily concur with them. In the cities north of
Us, the custom of devoting est. Nicholas Day. TO
visiting and 10 the renewal Of those ties that time
IL but too apt to obterate, is universal, and would
not be iorsaken by any portion Of the people 1t
has been partially adopted by Let II be observ
cd by our whole community. n the other three
hundred and sixty four days be rightly observed,
ibis will not be deemed lost one.
LOOK TO YoUR DooRs.-Two bold and daring
burglars passed around in our city yesterday, and
robbed several houses Of silver plate, az follows
d. &. Goddard, Esq, II, between 9Th and 10th
streets, about so worth Charles S. wallach,
Req, 9th and streets, . 1870 worth; A o. Dayton,
Esq. 9th, between d and streets, $50 worth ;
William A Bradley, Esq, $40 worth w. g. Fl.
lott, Eco, near the City Hall, silver cup and
three or four spoons.
All this work done by tho robbers boldly en-.
teripg the front doors and basement windows Of
the houses, probably between noon and two O'Clock
p Nj
MIR. Wssch was the first to give the alar1o, and
10 few minutes the officers Of police were in pur.
suit and not long in getting on the scent Of
the rogues. They were captured about two miles
from the depot, on the road TO Baltimore, whittier
/ they were walking at good speed. Officers Han
\ dy, Cox, Wollard, and Davis arrested them and
brought them to the city. The names they gave
are Joseph Brown and Joseph Alexander; but we
have no idea that these are their real names.
Brown IL a stout, stoIid, rough, dissipatcd look
ing man, about twenty Elk years old, dresscd in
drab clothes, and having black eye.
Alexander IL about twenty eight years old,
wears his beard on his chin, s a sharp-looking
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NASHVILLE CITY BONDS for sale by
IN CHUBB, SCHENCK Il co.
Dec 20-lw
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lI;-At the request of the Bible Society of
this city the Rev. Samuel H. Cox, ID. D., delegate
from the American Bible Society, will deliver a
discourse appropriate TO his mission in the street
Baptist Church this "wednesday evening at Z
O'Clock BY order of the Board Of Managers
Dec 70 VI. II MILLER, Secretary.
rs st. Ppul's Lutheran Churchill day
(ChristInas) being church festival, divine service
may be expected at this church, corner Of II and
18th streets, at " o'clock, A. NJ Dec IS
lgf- Smithsonian Leetures.-Dr. Cox, of
Brooklyn, ". Y, will continue his lectures the
evenings Of Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday Of
this week, at ~ O'Clock. Subject "History as a
science and the best methods for lite prosecution"
plank walk has been constructed directly west
from the building TO the brick pavement 18th
street, where a lamp will be placed at the gate.
Persons coming this direction will enter the lecture
room through the north cost tower.
Closing lecture ON Friday. Subject Poetry
Dec 23-dtf
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st. LOUIS BONDS. for sole by
- CHUBB, SCHENCK, & co.
Dec 2O-Iw
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.s:ssa sss
ofIowA, period. hsrsassr dssisaalsd % wit
ss s Oh sas %
a,ed within the aforementioned ,ownshipss,o witt
North q the base line aad 'oss q the A principal sridan
Township ninety-eight range three.
Townships ninesy1, and nineeish range
Townships nneiaye, nasr ninety ninety eight and
Townships ninety .rse -four, ninehve. ninesx
* s ssss Szc sra Of %sss.y d.
day Of January for the disposal Of the public lands within
North q base line and ,sss Of the h principal syidan
M nns,yaye nasys1 nnsssven
and ninety eight, o. range eight
quarter q the sosiass..
Indian sssncy and townships nineyeven and naeygh,
Townships niney-,wo ninety four, Of range ten
Township ninety one, Of range thirteen.
K % s "a P S Monday h.
~ he @ s o me public lands
North Of the base lime aud 0sst Of the fin principal meridian
Townships sxyseven, sx,esht and sixynine range
Townships sInynne range
Townships sixly-eight nine range eighteen.
and and range
and and range
Township seveniy-One, of range twenty six Al
TownshOs seventy and Of twen,yeven
s na ass o m
s Swns o%nh win . ne lands
North Of the base line and Dsa Of the fin principal meridian
Township seventy-six, Of range twenty seven.
Townshps evens seventy seven and range
Townships and seventy
purposes, will be excluded from
The offering OF the will
the days appointed and proceed In the order which they d
offered and the sales thus closed But sale shall
longer than two weeks and private Of the lands will
be admitted until aiter the expiration OF the
Given under hand, fifteenth
Of September, eight forty
nine z. TAYLOR.
BY the President;
J. BuTTERHELD,
Commissioner Of the General Land ONCE.
NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled right pre- empdon any the
lands within the townships enumeraed required esab
sh the satisfaction of receiver Of
land Office make therefor practicable
after seeing this notfee appointed
ement Of public embracing tract
J. BUTTERFIELD,
Commissioner Of the General Land omce
Postponement or the Public Land Sales Dubuque,
Iowa.
Notice hereby the public LANDS ordered
anaton the President United fifteenth
Of September, S49 be held the office DUBUQUE
Iowa. serenfh and went days of 1885,
clared 10 be postponed until further notice.
Given under hand the city Of Washington this 18th day Of
December Domin thousand eight hundred and
ny the President:
J. BUrrKREELp,
Dec 10 Commissioner Of the General Land Once
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ON the petition Of Ihonss Dewey administrator Of David Dew
deceAseu Oh last founey Vermont
oa q paien. granted TO said David Dewey or
which place the 23d day o November ISL
thai the said Patent Once ON
petition ought NOT 10 be granted.
Ordered also that be published Republic In
and Union, Washington city; Telegraph, Harrisburg
Journal Providence Rhode
NAL Albany New York Free Press, Middeburs vermont
Indianapolis Indanaj week
weeks previous 70 the first Monday In June next.
THOMAS EWBANK,
Commissioner OF Patents.
sEdo Of the above viii please copy, and send their
bills the Patent Once, with containing this notice
Feb 2S--law3w
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.


BALTIMORE. March As, p M
The Uaioa mssfing The iegisiafurs.--Mr. Cataoan's
speech. COL May.Ths chayestos packets California
Tset- The markets, &c,
The American flag is waving to-day from all our public
buildings well as from the shipping, account OF the
great mass meeting called for this evening" for the purpose
OF declaring the unalteabe attachment OF the people 10
the Union well the constitution its promises
The legislature Of State adjouns sine die on Satur-
day night They have an immense amount Of business
still before them transact though nearly all the I'm
poan of the session have already been dis
posed of
The interest manifested here to peruse the speech Of tho
Hon John @ Calhoun is very greatyequa that usually
excited in reference TO the Presidents message IL VIII
doubtless lead to result of some kind
The ruored death Of the gallant Col May, San Fran
cisco, is of unlounded Al the latest accounts from
him. he wasin the Indian country, far from Santa Fe
The Captain May reported TO have died San Francis
is supposed 10 be Capt James r.. May, OF Vrginia
formerly of the voltigeurs.
There still vessels up at this for California;
Notwithstanding about many have recently sailed They
all take outlumber bricks and frames for houses, and sui
cent have already gone out to make San Francisco vast
lumber yard.
The company who own the steamship Republic, which
they Just sold for $35000 instead of dividing their
money and dbandng have learn resolved to build two
propelers keep up the line of connexon between
this city and Charleston. is generally admitted that the
Republic was entirely too large for the business
The Seguins commence an engagement this evening At
the Holiday street theatre bringing out the new opera Of
the Enchantress. anN 8fas
THE mARKKrs-In the Baltimore market this morning
there sales of 900 bbs Howard street -four at $4 ga
and 100 bbs at "a SCI No sales Of City Mills Sales Of
400 bbls city meal at 81 TO- Limited sales ordinary
to prime red wheat 100 l05 Sales OF yellow corn
at 40 so CENTS and white 48 Oats 80 "a cents
Nothing in whiskey.
The offerings OF beef cattle the scales to-day were 60
head Of which $50 head sold butchers 81 70
81 90 on the hoo equal 50 so 81 rs net and
ging 50 37a gross. The balance remain over unsold.
Sales of hogs at 80 90.
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Hon. A. g. BRows.
no the Editors.
CoLDwATER, Branch CO.,
Michigan. February IL, 1850.

-
Michigan, February II, 1850.
The excitement which deepens in Congress the sub
jec of slavery, il seems 10 me- is all wrong We OF the
NORTH have too much at siakeour brethren Of the Souh
everything else, and finally absorbf that is the word
the UNION Of these States Unworthy politicians OF the
of obtaining place and power The agitation OF this
subject has, be regretted, been the only means by
which these disurbes OF the peace have gone up to
high places. These have no merit, are noto.
riously unworthy, and ought not to have been
tenanced That our democratic brethren OF, the
South are deceived in reference to the true state
OF feeling among the masses al the North, have
no doubt Michigan, am fully persuaded. is over
whemingly with her noble senator, Lewis Cass, not
whstanding the resolutions OF her legislature and the
assertions OF of her prominent men. Inc fact is,
the people-he incorruptble massesaIe sound 10 the
on this subject
AT the North. with the great body Of the voters The
rights OF the South under the constitution, perfectly
safe The free solers-I hate the very name-are not
the people, and represent but very small proper
hon That they are wanting in principle and are dan
gerous in their practices, by their every
upon the stage. They ready 10 one Ganny to unite
with the wings and the next join their fortunes with
boiling and Office hunting pretended democrats Martin
Van Buren, by his course during the last presidential
contest, carried many welmeaniag over to the
sectional party temporarily but am rejoiced TO hnd as
do by conveTsing with the honest, who deuded,
that the sober. second thought is work among this
class; that they beginning TO find that the end and
lin Of this crafty politician TO pull down that very
PARTY that raised him to the first Office In the gift OF free
psope.
Inc Union is in no danger, long as the great dem
ocratc republican party together II is to this party
that the have looked and still do look for per-
petuation Of the blessings that flow from civil and re
gous freedom Let each member continue 10 foster those
friendly feelings and kind wishes for the whole that
characterized the brotherhood in times gone by, and LEI
every attempt 10 continue the sectional party be iadg
nanuy frowned upon by every honest man in the whole
country We have had enough Of their man9uvring
Let the broad seal OF be put upon their ope
rations in the future, and all will 60 well again.
fully coincide with you IN every word you have said
in reference 10 the responsibilities OF the democratic
publican party in this controversy. BY sustaining that
party, we perpetuate liberty. BY allowing ourselves to
be swerved from purpose. we but endanger
rights and the stability of this Union.
Respectfully, yours, .. r
MICHIGAN
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THE subscriber Law place.
msncng Monday the 2h DAY next, termna
ting ON the 18th day OF March, 1850 The pupils win be
two classes The book
hens Blackstone M vol srks Evidences Stephen Plead
ing and LIST vol OF creeneas Evidence Tho
embrace fuckers Commentaries Crecnlca and starkc
dence list vol Of eah stephen Pleading Goud Pleading
vol Of Chiiy Pleading,
prudence Lobes Equity Pleading Mods Pleading Lomars
Of Real Property and Lomax Executors and Adnunors
Arrangements win he made with Philadelphia law publisher fur
nsh the above works
early notice Of their nenion and inform him whether
10 be supplied Of me
dun They win be furnished % ths students At The
hers Of the privilege
without The hours for daily
his students viii be arranged BY the subscriber enable
OF Washington College should they deem expcdent
delivered the close OF the
iiction and practice ofthe Federal Courts
The fee win be 80 per session. payable n advance
Lsussror, Va, July II, 1919,
TuIy r7-H
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LrREsH SUPPLY OF sEAsONABLE FURNITURE
DRY GOODS.--CLAGETT DoDSoN, corner Of Pennsyl-
vania and 9th would respectfully cizens
Washington, Georgetown Alexandria, neghbohoods,
that they just received the following addition their already
well assorted stock Of goods in the above line
10 pieces imperial teepy capeting all in patterns and
coors and OF hneness and thickness OF body cheap
10 pieces superior ingram do
These goods bought reduced
will be sold accordingly.
Is pieces Spanish mans colors, excellent and
appropriate article for churches lodges hotels and other public
buildings. II Is pretty, durable, and very cheap.
bales Spanish door mats, TO match the above
sheets best quality and floor oilclot entirely
patterns OF them extremely rich and beauul
halls intended be covered with IT, cut out o.
order In piece,
70 pieces ss 50 LEIPZIG ocot, extremely
beautiful.
superb Edinburgh blankets
goods
think, be equailed in any other house here.
case 1914 beautiful Alendale coveriets.
do liz do 1914 and "a, nj very low prices
Also newse beautifully knotted into curious figures.
rich Dresden quilts, in oriental figures coo pink blue,
and white, nil
pieces extremely rich satin laine for window
do damask laine window with
gup,
tains all corresponding and will be- furnished
low other house In the country.
We this opportunity informing
this enterprise started with the determination keep and
sell goods that win advantageous the and
fact facilities for obtaining goods Of the rg sort such that
thing impossible We respectfully inform the public
win find
all kinds Of furniture dry goods which viii with exhibit
all who call and think not hard Of II do not SELL
Dec i-MTh3w CLAGETT 4 DoDsoN.