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TIE CONVENTION Win BAHIA Washington letter
in the Philadelphia Inquirer says
A message from the President received in the Senate
this morning. relative 10 tina convention with Brazil,
transmitted letter from the commissioner under the
treaty with Brazil of Isf9 setting forth that The obstacles
which mpeded The settlement OF the claims chiefly
the difficulty and delay in obtaining testimony He has
acted upon weny-one claims presented TO him, award
ing Tor the claimants IN five rejecting seven and
awaiting further evidence IN nine There are nine
teen other claims which have not yet been presented 10
him The time OF the commission having nearly expired
and only half the indemnity allowed by Brazil having
yet been distributed he asks extension of time
plee the examination and settlement Of the claims
The Secretary OF State accordingly suggests 10 Con.
gress the propeiy OF extending the time OF the commits
sion to nine months from the LIST oil March next. The
message and correspondence referred TO the Com
mIttee on Foreign Relations.
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THE Memory Of Washington VII" "'"s'-P"'~
sketches OF his mother and bis wife, VOL, a,
The Greek Gfl, tale canos by = ", sn"o" L. "a,
The Camel Hunt narrative OF per'o"s h''e"'' " = W
Fshens
Companions Solitude by the author Of Friends IN Council
Freah Flowers Chdrep by Mother, with engraving
Rock by the author o. - Trap Catch sun
BEAM IAfLoR Muhy
FebM Bookseller PHI street
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ByJ. G. Mcguire, Auctioncer.
Feb 1875

BY j. G. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
FURNITURE, MILLINERY, FANCY GOODS, &c.-on sstur-
day morning. instant 10 O'clock in front Of the
ton rooms OF household furniture
OF millinery and fancy goods.
place viii be sold undry ARTICLES seized by
writ OF distrain for house J. Z. MCGUIRE,
Feb I'D Auctoneer.
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NAR BUILDERS and Railroad Companies -Thc subscri-
w Der Patent India Rubber Car
png and all interested OF his determination
rights under Fuers patent the original,
only patent Extensive are made TO
springs bude railroad companies, and all who
this patent
Inc price is fixed per ponnd including the privilege
| the patent ,,
Institute have just awarded the advertiser the first
premium India rubber springs.
United giving the exact size Of
pieces rubber required will be promptly execated
India rubber
springs which operate by compression Of the rubber
HORACE H. DAY,
India rubber the business In the Uni
ted States India rubber Ware
90 Courtand street, New York.
Public called advertisement of Mr. Day He
manufacture and vend patent
- w. G. FULLER.
By his Attorney, G. M. KNEVITT.
NEW YORK, 1851.
Jan l4-eod3m
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Two SENATORS FROM MISSISSIPPI learn from a
telegraphc despatch received by gentleman in This CITY
that on the 18th instant Walker Brooke one OF the mos
genuine and thorough wings Gin principle and sub
stance in the State OF Mississippi, and gentleman OF
high talents, elected 10 the United States Senate TO
h the vacancy occasioned by the resignation of General
tooe, for the term ending March 4, 1858
LATER.-We learn from another despatch that Stephen
Adams, Union democrat, is elected to fill the vacancy
oeeasoned by the resignation OF the Hon Jefferson Da-
VS. and that the wings and Union democrats have a ma
lony the legislature OF about twenty Joint ballot
Washington Telegraph of YESTERDAY
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PmLosoruy Dsyss FAsmor.-We call attention
advertisement OF Mr. George TO be found another portion
Mr. Fox New York
choice articles his line
paased for STYLE and fitting Of
snd The Worlds have
originated in the circles Of hion in this In other
countries and Mr. Fox said TO he Napoleon IN MASTERING me
philosophy Of dress and modern fashions Mr. r. no~ IN ~
siopaI Feb t5-du
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DIED,

On Friday morning, the Goth instant Mr.. JAMES FORESTER
formerly OF tho county Kilkenny, Ireland.
Ills funeral viii take place sunday the 22d Instant
o'clock residence Of Mrs MccARREr near Georgetown
to which his friends respectfully invited
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DEATH OF Rsv. STEPHEN AsBURY RoszrL-Tt il with
profound regret record the death OF this eloquent and
.nnoenia minister Of the Methodist Episcopal Church,
Nach took place at Alexandria at two O'Clock this morn
ps ms affection was pneumonia, oil which he had been
- Ior some six or seven days
ms intelligence will fall heavily upon the OF this
Immunity, where MIR Roszel has lsbored most usefully
%o sccep'aby = Telegraph Of yesterday
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R4ii,oad accident.


New YORK, Feb, l9-Three persons Were killed yester
day the Ena railroad at Deposit. While the passengers
dining the freight train into the passenger car at
full speed instantly killing three persons, being The only
ia the The OF the killed Miss Wisner
Of Goshen, an Indian gid, aud unknown man. A Mr.
Mooney was badly injured
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For Norfolk.
The steamer OsCEOLA will leave Washington for
Esr the above place Saturday neri, the 2lst instant
1ek.xr2xU-Sk a O'Clock, m. Passage and fare s..
touch going and Conc ver and The usual
landings the Potomac,
Feb ia-a JAMES MITCHELL
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Washington and Alexandria Boat
THE Steamer GEORGE WASHINGTON will de
EAAlkop following bours-three coaches connect
with the boat in Washington Roars fare l2k cents;
One coach leaves the Capitol the other h
Northern Liberty Market
Leave rspdris at 6, pk, itk, az, and O'Clock.
Leave Washington tsk, ios, lak ~, and ~ O'Clock
Feb i5-du JOR CORsON, Captain
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L,ut msury's Plan Of meteorological Observations

Ia ut Mnury's Plan Of meteorological observations
The committee of the New York Chamber of Com.
meTce, 10 which the pamphlet of Lieut.. Maury was re-.
eHed, asking the corporation oil the chamber in recon-
mendlng system OF universal meteorological observa-
ions, report:
practical bearing life and propcrlytbe latter OF that
peculiar kind in which many members Of this chamber
have great pecuniary in,erest
ne assistance asked OF the chamber il particularly
wn the power Of the members to give; which is, that
sphasleIs may be requested TO make aud record, al
suaf stalled tmes observations with the barometer and
thermometer the direction and force Of the wind and
iolWafd lhose observations to Washington
ihs general contribution TO practical knowledge in
sVNes very llte additional labor to the shipmaster, as
AT shps now are, or ought 10 be- provided with such
navigation
Much has been done by private individuals TO develop
elaW o. storms as applicable to navigation. Our
lyman, Mr w. G. Redbeld, was the first 10 promulgae
present received opinion OF rotary storms, and he has
oseh ably supported by Lest Col Reid, royal engineers
% nt Piddngton, of Calcutta and the facts they have
ope1 have already done much 10 increase the knowl-
property
nlueh more remains 10 be done The general and com.
ptnensive system recommended by Lieut. Maury will
ebec IL and the hope may be indulge that the time NAV
come when the knowledge OF the currents of the air NAV
accurate as those OF the water and that the skilful
,a'Balof ayalling himself of this knowledge, may, like
e Wlol IN the hasbo, determine which current he will
use or avoid
lhe committee recommend that ship.masiers be re.
Yuesed TO cooperate with Lieut. Maury in this useful
uoetaking, by observing keeping records OF their OBJ
Wsuons, and forwarding the same TO the Observatory
washington aud it is also recommended that these
OV'eiVatlons be kept in civil time
GEO w. BLUNT,
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M The 2I.t anniversary of tho Foundry Mission.
sry Society tbs Foundry Church. Of
lsth streets, to morrow, the 22d inst
The Rev. Mr. Breuton House Of Representatives. will
in morning O'Clock, and the Rev. Jno A. CON
at O'Clock in the evening.
The collection win be taken The public
spoctfully invited TO attend. fobN
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SrpRING Hsts.stsndsrd fashion for la59
y STEVENS Browns Hotel, will this day introduce the sprin
fashion for gents dress hats.
Also, Beebe's New York spring fashion.
Feb i7-st SALES ROOM, Browns Hotel
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or Birthday OF W"shingso"--Dt lnnkin will trrovi
dance permina) discourse Sabbath III
ociock Presbyterian Church, appropriate the
the day Subject Wsshnrton opinons
and policy based the Bible The public invited
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having business the w ashington
undersigned has established hare OFFICE
OF CORRESPONDENCE, the giving in0ma
Of the world No busnes,
private honorable
Of this once wishing
business they have before Con-
the public Offices, &c will be dscreeuy sAvsel and
other aid tho best will be
cured recommended
will regard all. communicated 10 him in
this Office sacredy CONFIDENTIAL and viii by
through such necessary for him
possible precauion nvioiate
inquiry contain fee Of FIRE dolars which
generally only remuneration required hut should
compensate for the services TO be rendered. the amount will
be n a satisfactory letter in repiy.
Address, postage pepaidD THOMAS 9. CONNOLLY
Once Of Correspondence, Washington, D. G.
wAsMsoroS City, January l6 1852.
Thomas c. Connolly a worthy
intelligence and clear, and ready
regard him eminenty Qnaihed for the able.
faithful Of the useful duties connected with
his nd des o an fcc Correspondence
RICHARD WAILACH,
s. MarshaI for he District Of Columbia
WALTER LEkOx,
mayor Of Washington cityJ
10 GALES,
Isenior Editor Of the "Nsuops Intsllis spcerJ
r. w. LATHAM, [Banker1
Jan Sauf6m
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Saaing Of the United States.
NEW YoRK, Feb I9.-The steamer United States, for
Chagres, sailed this afternoon with full plement Of
passengers
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VALUABLE business stand Rent In Wilmington
building erecting old established stand II tbs
OF m and Market Space They are bu ~ hs
modern style for the dry goods business and with g. Yn"
This IL ~ feet wide by 30 feet deep me cs WIN
side light the Of tho "a feet wide BY ~ Zee, n nas
10 wide 50 deep and FEET inches nsn IN
finished for sales wen Enteo ~ several
windows and around the building 1oss noo
Market II feet wide, - et nen oecoes
deep shylshs feet vide y fest
org has finished sales - het wide ny IS
fee, deem high There IL communication nom
zach STORE with stairway The third
= scs wide bv deep with skyeht feet by feet in The
could BE- made throwing he
two s Each vault in the for
fuel. -.
.,de pennsyivnna avenue, between ID and AZ sreets
| Dec I3-TnThssth ANNE DEkMOII.
| NJ HITEHURSl's md extensive Gallery - Prs-
Of Duvah bfo nseween
an 9th Pennsylvania
Gia others oein1 oa ON
hoo and expressly for THIS purpose con
this cousuy, sad " NE mess
Baltimore II Possesses every nchiv
copying paintings dasuereoypes not having ~ snpsnc.
world obtained beautiful and highly finished
all though cloudy pvsfsrabs except
for children Pos, promptly attended 70.
frstm Fair Of Maryland
tine and premium At late Fair at New York.
Baltimore Bamore 3V Hrosdway
New York Pennsylvania Washington, d. C q Main
street Richmond, Virginia LynchhurG, Virginia Norfolk, VIZ
uinia nd Petersburg, Virginia. -,
galleries free the public At All hour o. inc DAY
| j. WHTTEHURsT,
Dec l9-dam Sole proprietor
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GOES Drawing Book OF Landscapes, Foliage, &C.
v Walks Talks OF England. with II
lu.trauons being Putnsm's Semi monthly Library
Feb1 FRANCk TAYLOR
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nRY Goods at Cost for Cssh,we commence this day to
IL cost for cash Persons
the Of
goods usual pnce There " no hum
buR sold,
compelled for supplies We deem need
o
Qentemens and chndrens with
carpets rugs and housekeeping dry goods generally
cali = solicited prove assertion. - .
VERIFY n MILLER,
oppositc Centre Market between 7th and 9Th
-mn
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Susquehanaa River.

SusquehaNna NiDeF.
HAvRE GRACE Feb. 10 The ice in The river is
hrmer than it has been for some days-made by
the cold weather of last night 1t fsozc very hard The
passengers and pass without the slightest di
Guilty, and IN perfect safety.
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odd FELLOWS HALL, second week of Burr's Seven Mile
" OF thousand miles on the Lakes he MA
CARA, Lawrence, and Saguenay rivers.
work. executed from drawings taken upon
spot objects and localities 200
cities villages buildings 800 steamboats, ships, and
other vessels.
Hand the mirror l2h cents.
evening, except Sunday
6b--mirror moves at Z. O'Clock
Ambulance Children half price.
Day exhibitions every afternoon, at half past O'CLOCK
Feb 6-du
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Defeat of the Maine Liquor Lac.

Providence, (R. D Feb. 10 The Maine liquor Law
lost in the senate oday, on the motion TO concur il
the house amendments, by OF III yeas to 20 nays
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NOREOLK.--The steamer OsCEoLA
G,%xr viii the lith February resume her trips TO The
10-21D1 place, leaving Washington every Wednos
day O'Clock, leave Norfolk every Friday
O'Clock, D. m Passage and fare, aS
viii going returning Cone and the usual
landings the Potomac
o-du JAMES MITCHELL
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HONEY needing tho Of fer
MI shor obtain by calling the subscriber,
nrcpsod give by bond,
lateral depose, (tho latter preeued.l -
~ JOSEPH wIMsATT,
Dealer in Groceries, Wines Teas and Liquors,
Corner Of Penn. avenue and 18th
lI-eoIw
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La
Baltimore and Washington Itnilroad-Change OF

ANNALS of the Empire City from Its Colonial Days
Present. Series OF Five Tales by New Yorker
Tale ls-The Quadoon New York under the English.
Just published and for sale by
FhANCh
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NV YoRK, February IS, 1852.
ms report was adop.ed.
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NO. Rev MIR. Powers will preach Mt the Congregr-
,ona Church II O'Clock, and Rev. Dr. Smith
at az D. m. No charge for pews In this church
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RRENCH Embroideries just received-The subscribers
New York general assortment OF
following, selected from the recent i'm
portations, viz
Lace trimmed embroidered chcmisets, with sleeves
| French embroidered cuffs
Lace and cuffs
| Thread lace, nd Berthes
| and trimmed hsDdkeTchiefs
| Ext fine and priced clear lawn handkcrches
| Black falls and Berries, &c.
they respectfully invite the attention Of purchasers
Febs-4wif HOE, BRO, co.
GALES made.-We have in store the follow
which be sold, have TO mako room Tor spring
100 pieces silk, various styles
mousselinc dc laine, ali grades, very nice
25 do fine cAshmeres
good colors
Paramaira cloths, grades
Is do white, red, and yellow fannelS
100 do dark cassmeres, all grades
10 overcoatings
lack and oored French cloths
darkc acoes
55 blankets, all grades, which especial attention Is
invited
40 lAdies and gntemens hid gloves, Alexandra
make
IS do ladies' winter hosiery, all grades
gentlemens hosiery
30 do do under and drawers
ladies' undcrvests.
great variety of ladies genlemens
| and carpets, oil cloths, &C.
h MILLER
Jan 27-lmoiu Penn. av., between 7th and 9Th
[Intl
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MERCHANDISE.


" H0CN K HOLT, Kyle's Corner. take pleasure
in announcing 10 the public. that they are no" fe'"i.
lag and opcuing the must varied, extensive ana enc
p8u Stock Of Dry Goods exhibited IN the y men
burg market aud fee satisfied that no one VINO WIZ
give feir stock an examination will fail in being tuiA
satisfed, both in price and quality Tie Ladies VII
find rumplrfe assortment Of Dress and c,her gooas'
consisting in parf Of the following articles bfocaae
SILK. Checked Plaid and plain, Black Silks OF c5ff'
mialify. AaallIa Tissues, Cfape de SPngae, La1i'
Cloth new aid beautiful article Grippe deParis' ba'
rrgr. Of the most elegant designs Six Lace issues
P.ain BaroEe, En-. b.'k and plain M"u-hs' p@nha
Maria Crapcs. Orpand.es. Battisc, freach and hH2'
l.n Jacolctt Liacn Pop.ine Lawns, Dotted M9,lhs'
Nl.Hn Flouneing, Collars. Under Sleeves En. tlana'
,r.aef- very cheap, six and Cotton Hosiery Al.l,'
nod tmrels Edgiugs md lnserngs, KID and oilh
q .ves six Mitts. Gimp and fringcs Alantas CrnPe
aad Naft shaw- MouIpUg Goods in great variety To-
gaffe with variou other articles too numerous to men
li..u IN m Advertisement Gentlemen will lind com
ptc selection French aud English Cloths Cassimers,
S X and other gesting G.esin every yarity Crayats,
plain and Faacv Linen Driliings Collars, Socks Six
AID Linen kdkfs &e. 1sc.-Our Stock ofStaPie Goods
is very large and desirable We invite all II want q
by Goods to give O call.
COLUOUN & HOLT
naril lis Kv7es Garner. Lyacdbmg.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
ANDFORwARDING-

"a GROCERIES, ND PLHSIER.-Ih be sub
.oriber stii continues at the IRE Pf brick Warehouse
on the canal amidst all the change - receive nna a
ward Goods Pra.lure. Mannlaetnfes Ioiareo &c.
onr h,fs.s ~ I'M be low aad forwarding iaus fh Dis
1,sll receive IN Few ,laYs fri rate as*artnent of
t;ysesl. lr! lie sill I'll ow, and bus n Hiifnies,
Fiaat Con Me7l. oats, az Nsed, 81 iar which be-
vii give ile best piiee-
re and Bar Iron fo4 eale.
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Z KINGSTON NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

y The sfi'srfIl5ef has lend i4fHe I"i 81 The
celebrated = Livingston Plough castaes ard ID,
continue ~ receive additions 90 bis ait'rl tlfn letan.
dry. So tint There viil BE- 30 dta.H, ~ E"i'fh any
,ti tho piafes belong iHr q. fi'rrn.
JAMES g. RENWjGk.
ii fafs-,s 4H5 tho i.5#Hu.
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TEAEtuTs nrACN %ma'CEus 'ruyers

ispcnsair mtir'r Ion a. Black Smillr TO-,
which o 10 yng ol G. oa md heating Iron. please en-.
qnirr ct Mr.. Dahney Of the it1N Foundry. MrJ II.
balley, Nhrriwrigit, and at d1o Smil, shop oi M,
Piedmont Norks-n of which hare thcm la u4e. e.
e.lr by 4. Netetan Agent or the parcntee tur uaiuo
Plndnlanl MnrL- L..ncLlalra- .La-a- " 1 I.
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LyURNITURE REPArKEn ~ pnH-

n lSHED.-G. ". SIMPSON bees To inform the
inhabitants OF the city of Lynchburg and the surround
ing negiborhood that he has commenced the business
., nhrAlRlNG and BEAUTlFlING all kinds Of
Iaihet arniture in superior style, with moderate
shpfges' promptness and pundtuay. He trusts thar
,ic |'i merit share Of public support The work will
M n'he II private residences when preferred.
tfr Planters Warehouse
N B.-All ask for is, give me one trial
Mig 20-dsc 3m
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NHIAT TANN --TTo NIIo-II10 u In U1T7T1
respectfully ,i te ~ opf stoe al fbrr.Lnr Machine
mad Nh,at Ftr-. which sphatattiallf bnl. AID 81
the most appfo, 1ticrfa- I,54tns 100 need o srli
implements seI da frti Ia ei,eata -taes tsHIi
nation. feel rpf lied tIiaf r,as vii b. icn,cd 5,l
90 piIre aud nork nauHhip.
Al implements s.artautelto perform we'll
Y15-fa DtGHlb MOTHER.
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" baveia1.c hlf n ffiffus 5fH Al .trHsi's - AI
hND ENGINE aaale .teaai tlien "a fo.f taaal.e ~.
snlse &C. gfsat eatH uaare aud 'hflef f.faf.sr
tom - sa,usi ere.
CHARLES NARX. Risle.7,d
r b. T3IER. do
Ia ROY%I,.}. HagprHst Srfngs.
ARCHER VAUGHAN. laiutf#...
EDMUND lIr BRAND HarbiuFfasu
f. J. GAINES. Ga1lottee.
Tic rttmnean DE aeon IT, nee 81 D.. Nms s. Mon.
bnsuii faandr,. and 90 Hau, ataef p.afes in safh
hl6s. ull af whom approx. tlrir atliits AID nsefu
ue<s The pauu ea, be- e.a b. Ri a1nr3 n t, y hig
oiEi=r. Thr7 1rr Hffuted al. sell ef eHItf.
- NaflCE.--AB f,srs,,.. luf#iag of sel.us fn,
ubate at| a..es. mrs. rssp ons h,. g. uIe tor It,
sBR1TIlzBUAA MITCHELL.
march 98-4Ite Prom ,..faf.
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/ YNCmButsG MAKRLE WOHAs

- q oj.1NlNGfHE POST OFFICE, LYNCHBuRG.
Va =. GADDESS a. BRO Pga,1,etors far.
merry Of Egil'@ore) keep on hand aud mike 10 order
ut Norherp prices Egy ptinn and lalinn Marble Man
tics phin aud orna'ncntul Monuments. Tamhs Head
and ,ot Stones Garden Vases, Counter Table Bureau
and Wash~tand tops made to any size M he
notice. Also, door aud window sills
Any "rler from town country. entrusted to u.s. will
be iatbfuliy executed with nrotnesa and dispatch at
Aug Lids }. u. GADnESS''S BRO
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~ GOfaG Al LASE.-GllARI.ES a.
"a ENARD. WAfeu NAKeR JRwELrn. Lyuet
G..sA b,rg Il, would respectfully call the utcll.
non al tie citizens Of Lsncbbug and the surrounding
country. his ur and splendid assortment Of Watch
g. Jcyej and Silver wnrr, lrombe North,
Of the i1e-t sAe. and patterns, selected ~ himself
ah cotsto .ujt This tnarket. From his long cH.
Perirner in the Watch and Jcwclry business, lac fat.
ters himself thai he please the Estidious
for hs workmanship. hc lenves it IL those that he
ba7 done wor. Tor 10 Judge All he asss trial, ard
ii }ou MOI perfectly Satisfied ma il his goods nre
NIL cNlety what he recommends tlenlto be- he binds
1iufrfi IN redonblc the money md choree for the
goods.
Old Gold and Silver taken in exchange for ANYTHING
in my line G. A. EVARD
March $ > doors nbovc Exchange corner.
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MERCHANDISE.
oCHoOr. ROoKs-JUsT received,


= md kpl 5a'g ~ hind. attbe nfr te"a'i'so4
faaf. orr oBoast.s Itofstrk Hoase L1Hchbafg Va
Dsyi-s Mathematical counsel ifst lessons 10 aE''
nc A. 5oaI Arithmetic I University Arithmetic, Eleucn
AIRY zebra, Practical Geometry j. utdor's Aigrpf'
Logon re-. teofetry. Surveying and 6eea1etfY Ialeu
Ias Descriptive Grometfs. shades. shadows, DC.
srailh.' & rszef.s pix and D9dds Arithmetic
Bulliass Clarke. Weld. Billions primaty md Smith :
tfamuafs
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