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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-01-23
Froun t;nIIfsrnia.
New York, Jan. e1. II. M.

New York, Jan. 81, P. NJ.
The steamers Cherokee and Prone.
theus have arrived from California
bringing over million in gold dust.
The Falcon arrived at Chagres and
the lsthmus at Panama on the 7th. The
cholera had ceased at Jamaica.
COLUMBUS, Jan. 2lst, P. NJ.
Last night the Wings nominated
d. H. Lyman. of GAINESVILLE, for Au.
ditor, Charles L. Leaton, of Eaton,
for Penitentiary Director, V: B. Hor.
ion, of Meigs, for Land Commission.
er, William Lawrence, Of Logan,
for Reporter TO the Court in Bank
The Democrats nominated Asa q.
Dimmic, OF Holms, for Auditor, and
Elijah Hayward of Morgan for Ii
brarian,
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 21st, P. NJ.
Navigation is impeded and busi-
ness in consequences is very dull
Small sales Of superfine Flour at
3,S7 to S4,O0; Wheat prime and
choice, rs TO S0c.; yellow corn, 46
to 4Sc. including sacks. Weather
mild; River II feet 10 Cairo.
LOUISVILLE, Jan. Dist, P. NJ.
Rise of S feet 9 inches. Weather
cool and unpleasant.
New Orleans, Jan. go, P. NJ.
Asia's news received. Cotton quiet,
only 1000 bales sold. Flour quiet
Ohio 81 25. Corn 68c; Ohio Oats 62.
New mess pork s19 a5. prime 10 so.
Bacon-sides Tic; shoulders the same.
Fair sugar Sc. Molasses declined to
24c for prime.
New York. Jan. 81, PM
Cotton unchanged; sales of 800 bales.
Flour more active with sales Of 45O0
bbls at S4 81 to 90 for mixed and
good Western and round hoop Ohio.
Wheat in demand; sales 5000 bushels
handsome Michigan at 81 19. Corn is
scarce and prices better; sales of 1000
bushels new at zoe. Lard frm--sales
100 bbls and $50 kegs old at 84c. But
ter in better demand at 8 to 19c.-I
9e4 to s6Ic. Sugar quiet
sales so hhds common N. Orleans at
81 to &c. Sales $50 bbls MoIasses at
3lc. Sales 500 bags coffee at III to
&c.
CINCINNATI MARKET,
Jan. 2l, 1851. p. M.
FIour.-small lots offered from store
II IS 60, and 800 bbls delivered at
63.
Provisions.-210O shoulders in bulk
Iold at 44c; 900 sides at 81. In lard
We notice an advance with sales of so |
Iegs No. / at 7ic. Sales of $40 bbls |
hin Mess Pork at $40 25.
Whiskey.-The demand was fair and
he market steady; sales OF $50 bbls
rom river at 23t, and 60 do from rail
Dad at same.
Groceries.-The market was gener-
lily very quiet to-day, there being but
title done in any department. Sales of
's boxes white Havana sugar at 81; 5
lids common N o. at 5ic.
Seed.-Sales 90 bbls fair Timothy at
b. and 19 do at 50.
OLA sale of Is bbls Linseed at 81.
Cheese.-Sales of $40 boxes at 7c;
lemard limited.
The river has fallen inches the past
"A hours, and is still receding. Wea-
her mild and pleasant.
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Admtnistrntor's Notice.
NOTICE is hereby given that al the
" October term, 1850, of the court ol
Common Pleas Of the county Of Gallia, and
State Of Ohio, the undersigned was appointed
administrator Of the estate of Berry Stewart
late Of Greenfield township, in said county
deceased. All persons having claims against
said estate will present them duly proven
within one year for settlement; and all per.
sons indebted 10 said estate are requested tc
make immediate payment.
JOSEPH BRIGGS.
Admir- Of Berry Stewart, deceased.
Jan. l6. Isl .-3w
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DIR. JOHN SANNS,

.HAVING returned to this place, of.
III fels his Professional services TO the
citizens of Gallipolis and surrounding
country.
EOffice at ]. SANNs' STORE.
Jan, 16, '5l.-tf
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NTOLASSES.-40 bbIs Molasses Just
M received and for sale by
E. DELETOMBE & co.
Jan. %, 1851,
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STAR HILLS.
CLENDINEN, NASH & CO.,
MANUFACTURERS OF

MANUFACTURERS OF
Book and Printing Paper.
Also
Dealers In Letter, Cop md Wrapping Pa~
per, Books, stntiOaery, &c,
Gal1ipOliS, Ohio.
The highest market price paid for Rags
Feb 81 Soy
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SECOND DISPATCH.

Two more ballotings have been
had. On the 3Ist ballot Geyer re.
ceived 63, Hough SO, Benton 35
StronplelIow 3.
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sennIorIaI Election in Missouri.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 20.

Benton was abandoned by some
of his friends-Green, anti-Benton,
was Withdrawn, and Harrison
Hough, anti-Benton, was nominated
by Sims, Bentonite. The vote on
the 28th ballot stood:-Geyer 6S,
Benton A, Hough 43, Green l.
29lh ballot, Geyer sc, Benton 81,
Hough so, Green 2, Strongfellow l..
Necessary TO a choice, 79.
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Dr. Guysotfs Improved Extract OF Yellow
Dock ANA SarsnParilla.
The PHVLosoPHY or ITS OPERATIoNs.-Dis-
ease arising from disordered action Of the vi
tai system-that is, Of the organs employed in
screening and preparing the fluids which sus-
tain ,ile--cannot be removed by medicines
limited in their operation 10 the locality where
that disease manilests itself The manifesta-
tion is merely the effect Of a arrangement Of
the functions Of those organs, which prepare,
secrete, and amalgamate the elements Of the
blood. II these elements be impure, or are
not mixed in due proportions, the blood will be
in an unnatural state; and II 50. the whole
system through which IL eirculates must be in
juricusly affected. The grand desideratum
then, is-a preparation which will act direct
ly, powerfully, and safely. upon that portion Of
the animal machinery which prepares. from the
food taken into the stomach, that fluid which
afterwards becomes venous blood. This fluid
is called ChyIe. In order tn have pure blood,
there must be Ture ehyle, and it is upon the
organization which prepares and acts upon
this chyle-in other words, upon the digestive
apparatus, the inteslines, and the liver tnat
the medicine should act.
II has been proved by the experiences OF
many wears. that DR.. Guysott's extract Of yell
low Dock and Sarsaparilla operates in this
vav; and BY removing. at the place OF Its OIL
g;n, tbe cause Of disease, it affects a radical
cure. Other SarsaparilIas may alleviate, but
DR.. Guysott's Extract Of Yellow Dock and
SarsapariIa, eradieates all Of the diseases OF the
system BY furnishing proper chyle by which to
form the blood.
None genuine unless put up in large bottles
containing q quart, and name Of the syrup
blown IN the glass, with the written signature
offs. F. Bennett, on the outside wrapper.
Pries S1.Per 5ottle-or six bottles for sS
Sold hy J. D. Park, Gin. o.. Northeast cor
ner Of Fourth and Walnut streets. TO whom
all orders must be addressed.
sold BY Maguet & Naret. GallipOlis; J..
lCapehart & Co, PtPieasant. Va; 6. .J.Payne.
Porter; S. s Mury, WilkesvilIe; E. Ffa1ee,
FIamdeu; z. Long. Jsckson.
Nov. I, :sSo.--Sn-
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ST.. LOUIS. Jan. 21st, P. NJ

Navigation is impeded and busi-
ness in consequences is very dull
Small sales Of super6ne Flour at
l3,S7 to $500; Wheat prime and
choice, rs TO S0c.; yellow corn, 46
to 4Sc. including sacks. Weather
mild; River II feet 10 Cairo.
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- :. rs. Is Ca. q j. MsSlaEr, Sec. pro ten.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-01-23

The steamers Cherokee and Prone
theus have arrived from California,
bringing over million in gold dust.
The Falcon arrived at Chagres and
the Isthmus at Panama on the 7th. The
cholera had ceased at Jamaica,
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Asia's news received. Cotton quiet,
only 1000 bales sold. Flour quiet
Ohio 81 Is. Corn 68c; Ohio Oats 62.
New mess pork S19 s5, prime 10 so.
Bacon-sides Tic; shoulders the same.
Fair sugar Sc. Molasses declined to
24c for prime.
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not be backward in the performance OF theirs 10 our
democratic friends especially do we appeal to come ior-
ward now as they have always done, to the vndcatoh
Of the Union OF the States and the Rights OF TIE states
On th. solid basis may both resi- with equal safely
II any have suffered wrong, little patient endurance
will correct it, II the constitution has been violated
BY the federal government. the mesns are provided io'
restoring its true construction sectional prejudice OF
ianatical anmosity has been awakened few share IN
them and the great body Of the people hold them IN utter
adherence Nothing required for the salvation OF The
Union and the Constitution in their genuine spirit Blu, that
those who revere both the work ofour revolutionary
patriots and The safeguards OF individual and national
freedom, should know and conhde in each other. ac
together cordially and in every conflict either OF peace OF
OF force adopt for their wachword in the North and the
South the East and the West the memorable declaration
of Jackson: +" The Union--n mast be preserved"
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Death of Hon. Isaac Hill.

The Hon Isaac Hill, late governor OF the State OF New
Hampshire, and from that State in the Congress
OF the United States, departed this life in the city OF
Washington on Saturday last. The disease of which he
died was consumption. Mr.. Hill firm, thorough.
and high toned democrat-never fnchns or wayering
in the cause. He possessed much intelligence, sagacy,
and shrewdness, and few men more vigorous and
effective thinkers and writers than the deceased.
During the late political and sectional asations he stood
nanluy by his country and justly woa the respect and
applause Of all whose good opinion was worth enjoying.
MIR. Hill was about sixyhree years OF age and leaves
OF spotess integrity, and which his family and
friends may be proud TO acknowledge He was an honor
to the State in which he born, and which, all
occasions and in all places he served so we'll
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The prosecutions instituted by the general government
against various citizens OF the United States charged with
being engaged in the late descent Cuba in defiance OF
the law OF 1915 have been dismissed by the attorney OF
the United States The jury empanneed to Try General
Henderson could agree and il was understood that
large majority of the jury were for acqual-eleven to
one we believe Under these circumstances the attorney
for the United States directed nole prossqu in all the
casesstating that he could not bring forward any add
,iona testimony, either against Gen. Henderson the
other persons under charge for the same offence.
Thus has ended most ridiculous farce Our readers
will remember what said of the law when the de-
scent on Cuba took place That descent ridiculous
enough and terminated rdculousy enough in all
science but feeble foolish. vacillang administration
thought that could make much needed capital by
ridiculous afectaon Of eagerness to preserve our treaty
obligations 1t instituted prosecutions against honorable
men on an DID, forgotten, and inappcable law, and has
met with signal defeat Had these men been honest
had they really intended maintain treaty oblga
tions-ihe same means expended foolshly and as we
humby think illegally, in preventing descents on Cuba
would have protected citizens in Texas from
the horrors OF Indian warfare. and protected the national
faith as plainly pledged Mexico TO keep in check the
Indians in our own territories But to keep faith with
Mexico would have made stir in the world to
applicable law might call forth concentrations from
Europe Hence the choice and the choice has resulted
as ought to have resulted, in the disgracefu dscom-
future of the administration May all future administra.
tons take warning
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!. Bloody Hand. aud Ho.p,l.bl. Graves"

The first day after the return of Secretary Corwin to
his duties was signalized by the decapitaon of four
employees of his department While there are hungry
whigs aud unfortunate democrats iii possession Of the
flesh potts." presume this process will be continued
Mr. Corwin must pursue his sangunary reforms till he
himself lays his head the block. The persons
iad out Messrs Albert, McHenry. Dallas. and Gouge
Who stands next on the bill of fdre3
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No,ie. to the Creditor. Of Texas.
Treasury DEPARTMENT. March 9

IhAsuRf DEPARTMENT, March "a, 1851.
the State OF Texas having, by acts of its legislature
passed during the sessions OF s4s and s49 called upon
the creditors OF The late republic file the treasury
OF the State, previous TO the LIST OF September next the
evidences of their respective claims and Congress
ing, by an act approved 9th September $780, authorizing
the issue OF ten millions OF hve per cent stock to The
said Stale of Texas, directed that FIVE millions OF said
stock should not be issued TO Texas until the creditors
OF the State holding bonds and other certificates OF stock
OF Texas. for which duties on imports especially
pledged, shall first file al the treasury OF the United
or account OF said bonds certificates in such form
as shall be prescribed by The Secretary OF the Treasury
and approved by the President OF tie United States
Now, IN order that this department may automatically
know the amount of the claims Tor which the duties on
imports thus pledged the holders or ow ners of all
such claims required TO file the amount and descrp
ton OF them at this department previous the LIST OF
October 1851, and 10 execute release the United
States OF Their respective claims agreeably the
FORM which has been approved by the President of the
United States, IN pursuance Of the above OF 9th Sep
TENDER. 1850.
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oyucx or COMMISSIONER or PUBLIC BUILD
March y,

OYrox or CoMnssIosER or Pubic Bunplros,
March ~, 1851.
PROPOSALS will be received this office un Saturday, s 1h
- April next, furnishing the following articles VIE
pounds American white lead
gallons OF linseed oil
400 gallons of best boiled Iinseed oil
500 pounds putty
ozen 10000 brushes
q dozen sash and nlchers
4 dozen busters
300 pounds best ltharge. . as
half be delivered before the 18Th
day April remainder be delivered on OF before the 10Th
May.
named articles be required than are here
The Commissioner by giving ten days nohee
WIN. Easily,
Mar 22-tApl2 Commissioner Public Buildings.
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VIM. l.. HODGE,
Acting Secretary OF the Treasury.


Whereas by an act Of Congress approved September 2.
1880 ten millions OF dollars In five
be paid the State of Texas in sa scI
mentioned, with proviso that no "thsn Ave mi-
lions OF said stock shall be issued until the creditors
the Safe holding bonds other ceraeae. OF stock. o
Texas, TOR which duties imports specially pledged
shall hrsi file nj the treasury OF The Uaed States releases
of all claims against the United Tor or on account of
said bonds or certificates " and whereas the
creditor OF the State OF Texas, holding and the owner
oil the following rlbed bonds certificates
Texas Gas the case may rand Tor which the dute.
toned IN the said act were specially psdgedi
(Here describe the bonds cer,ifcatesD
Now, for The purpose ofcompying provision. OF
said act, and for good and valuable ton
by release to The United > aes all my claim in law or
equity against them for or OF bonds or Ger.
tiicales) above described.
Witness my hand and seal at - hi. - a.y
of - 1851.
Sealed and delivered in presence OF --
TWou
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oFFIoE , COMMISSIONERS or PuzLIc BuILpIsos
March IL, 1851
DRoPoSAS will received this office until O'Clock on Tues
day 9th dny Of April next for grading and Yayeng New
streets north of the Capitol Inc
grading require 10 900 cubic yards Of earth
will be confined the carriage way the su
perfca will probably not exceed te
covering inches the CENTRE
gradually dmshed 10 side The will
price per cubic yard the filing and the price super
the The work must be com
menced delay possible and continued with such
force as may necessary for early completion
49, = - VIM. EASILY,
Mar 9O-tAps Commissioner of Public Buildings
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TO CONTRACTORS.

OFFICE or COMMISSIONERS or PUBLIC BuILpIsos,
March III 1851
PROPOSALS will Office until Tuesday, the 9Th
day April inclusive for sxcavang line OF trench ana
inches in the clear and
hard brick and hydraulic
Of 18th from the norh eide OF
New York of Pennsylvania dis
hundred and twenty feet The proposals Will
brick furnishing all the Materials and
TRENCH to be measured
and engineer The above work
= = VIM Easily,
Commissioner OF Public Buildings
lar
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THE MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH COmrASh
MORSE LINE.J


wLsHsoroS oruos, rssssrlvAHA *sssoI
finn house eos. Of National Hotel Moe
t a., , .,.r established by any company in the Untsd
and the odest-the pioneer hs sA,snen
~ hny,on baltimore, Philadelphia and New ORR, and
and receiving at The .As
sv,nugton Trenton, Princeton New brunswick New
sv Ci-the only line in the county AT the present time
nm 6ur undergone extensive repairs and u
deliver numbe<of which
nn be for the accommodation OF the public WIN an
fidelity hitherto unequailed This line
connects Morse lines NORTH
so already fifteen thousand miles 10 either OF
which be delivered desired The
line have lately thoroughly syssmsnzed It's bust
ness mode Of delivery It's
equal all with special avors With The faci
business by this every one INV
line they reliable for ee
graphing The offices Of the Magnetic Telegraph Company are
gion city, Pennsyan NTH house east OF National
otei Baltimore No Exchange South Cay street Philadelphia
No. 0l Chestnut Quincy Granite buildings New YORK, NO
Hanover street, corner OF Beaver.
VIM M SWAIN, President
Mar -
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The constitution lately framed for the State of New
Hampshire has been rejected by the people We believe
that this is the first instance in which such result has
happened in the United States 1t proves TIA, the people
watch their representatives.
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MARCH "a, 1851.
SIR: We addressed you letter the l4th instant 9"
business relating 10 OF constituents, ana ~
pected 10 receive answer to it, We have recelV'a w
answer to this day but The 18th instant our aug"
ton was called to an article in the Republic tne"sppn
in which was contained letter TO you, and wna p',
ported 10 be your answer TO We were surprised
this proceeding, and see no justification Tor even
assumption IN the beginning Of The answer-io VIZ ,s
we had written on the eve OF our departure hon -,
city. tparaphrased in the editorial which accompaneu
into just in season 10 array 10 epade on an'mHl
been true IN point oil fact. he usage IN such cases
send written answer to the city post ONCE "oe n i
- transferred to the Senate post office, II NE nenvs
still IN the city II that usage had been foloWfo "a
written answer would have reached us on the oa, u n,
date u5lh insani,) and you would Lave oeen sps'.
unusual course resort 10 the new papers ~ "
ing letter from the representatives OF Sat' Az ~, "a
spared the m,slake OF unoundea -uppos ol MS ~
uad departed from toe city. pafaphfa'ed ny ''s el
whom you committed the pob,osion INTO ''''"e
away 10 evade ao answer uh,ch
Having corrected tina erroneous ssso"p ioa' ''"'
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. LETTER FROM GENERAL ScoTr.--The following letter
IRON 6enerai WINFIELD Scott addressed to the wing
committee of Mlfn county, in Pennsylvania IN answer
to series Of resolutions adopted by them recommend
ing him as candidate for The presidency Of the United
= ,aes
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We regre, TO state ,ha, the death of Major Noah hs
been finally confirmed.
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WILMINGTON, WNFcH tt TFoT
Dsss The whg comm tee anu its secretary OF Ju.
Mats county PsDpsy wants. Tn We done great no
The appreciation Of my co,nuymrn was the fist, and
vii s the last, great object al. II bsv- p.
ness TO Obtain ths VIII be OF A,no Importance wh.tbet
WIZ ny most especial regard 10 the gen-psn OF tho
co'n,nit-. fe"sio, ,ny dsa si, yours, Iny,
.fta '.a. WINFIELD SCOTT
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good and lawyer desires to remove TO Texas
the season, become the
county, with bring them into
market.
He has family 10 DESTROYS Of engaging in
agriculture He the most sasfscory testimonials capac
responsibility and his general such
a considerable emigration TO Texas
ANY would be inclined avail himself
correspondence with the
suitable by addressing paid
VIM GOULDlN,
General agent and collector, Richmond, Virginia
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second C0urse.-Dancin9 Academy.
Mr. ~ 4. Liable the honor the citizens OF
his second dspcing
$780, ht ~ Thur.dsy January at hi
r.spss se Pennsylvania avenue, opposite wisd' Hotel
Of Washington Thursdays and saio
days; 0sorsstown--M Mondays and Fridays.
Dsc N-d6n #..s
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gradually diuished ave proposal. will
Hs @ s s a for r. h for he
work the .n the %u be o
force be deemed necessary FORTS early s0T aHsR
a9o-,Aps Commissioner Of Public Buildings,
TO CONTRACTORS.
OFFICE o, COMMISSIONERS OF PUBLIC BvrLDlsos,o
PROPOSALS received this Office until Tuesday the 9Th
day Of april for is o trench ss anna anna
walls, laid Of the best hard brick and hydraulic
New YORK. avenue TO the south
Of about and al hs snd
the cubic yard for excavation Of trench to be
to be completed BY the Both of June
Commissioner OF Public Buildings
Mar l9--dtAprs
-... Young Ladies' Institute,
(Iae Mrs. d. II. Burr'sJ corner of 9th and streets
THE subscriber will the charge Of this institution on Mon
supervision TO every department thorough
and M w be s.S the
the Protestant Episcopal Church Groom,
age The public and for correspond
ing measure Of success
Yor boarding pupils, SIS Pc. S quarter
Payable always IL advance.
Music Latin Italian spanish and ef5mnn fs
Me- sSys e Washington 's
r. Rev ASa1 Sl pos D. De- and p s derry Derry
s "s " p' ~ - 49,
ware WILLIAM J. CLARK.
Ms, sI-,as,bAn
- -.
who is good surveyor and lawyer Texas
would like become the agent for
lands in that county, with view to bring them into
He has family capital ds.ou. Of engaging in
agriculture give testimonials capaci
!, to enable him to control considerable emigration
ANY would be inclined TO avail himself
ar.s an and 1 suitable BY ADDRESSING post paid
VIM. GoULDIN,
: -
DURE Irish Linens and Linen Goods Generally.-I
very Irish linens, Of the celebrated Rich
d,on make large and small packages suited f'm
90 n'ecss b,rn, cloths from the most celebrated factories in
Towens napkins rich patterns and design,
Table damask all prices and widths which warrant be pure
With linen and heengs, pillow linens and eottons,
table and toilet Of woolen, linen, and cotton
And dry goods suited families and house and
hotel which will be sold at the very lowest PRICES
Pennsylvania avenue, between 7h and 9Th 81"
- ------------
opened two cases OF Parasos ana sun n, az
above articles have only 10 call rs AL TASTES ana he ca" 'e
Also one case gentlemen. silk umbrellas very handsome,
anu 's"p ''l'''' G. W. VERIFY
nussow,, Pennsylvania avenue between ' ana Gun u"
"'i o-aN"" --
ss t s, Soua I ,d s ,om. yesrs in pad. is
Obtain the poson Of tutor or companion young
y 70 persons and family connexions can b.
uyen 10 paue, OF he highest
Addss Alex Vance boz 100 pos, Office osweso New York
Mar is-duf
lust finished splendid silver ten set and beauti-
,are, which we warrant equal in anen.s. to coin.
a and o' Ss s1G, % when we
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u NWOVAL. DE SEi.DiNG h WYLIE have removed their
oensssl Agency Office street. between
aaA opposite Odd Fellows Hail. and door. from
Hsnoaa Intefigencer Office.
Mar 0O-Saw1f