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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-05

hnti-Kossu th-Anti-Iad RcpubIicanism.
over the city, in opposition to the revolutionary
committee Of tho Astor House, and the further pro-
gress Of mad republication.
TO the Senate and House Of Representatives IN
Congress dsstmAed:-
The Undersigned citizens Of New York, respect
fully pray your honorable bodies, in these times of
foreign discord and domestic agitation, to stand
firmly and faithfully by the principles Of Washing
ten, embodied in his farewell address and Illus
trated throughout life devoted to the welfare of
his country These principles, as we understand
them, were designed and admirably adapted TO con-
fer honor glory, prosperity on America By keep
irg our country free FROM all entanglng alliances
with tho powers Of Europe; by abataining from all
Interference with thoir forms Of government, as
well es from any act which could justly b. con-
strucd as internecdIng with the affairs of Euro
Iean governments, IN their conduct towards each
Other.
1t is, indeed impossible for free nation like cur
own to be indifferent TO the success and extension
Of the principles Of rational freedom throughout
the world; sil We deem it inexpcdient, even if it
were practicable, "to leave cur own to stand on
foreign ground.
We give to the oppressed exile from every eli no
country and home, the bereft OF free nstitu-
lions, the assurance of protection and the prems 80
Of reward in the exercise Of his industry and calling
We do more. We give to the nations OF the earth
bright and cheering example Of the success OF
mstiIutOns, ara IN tnat Succejs the hope
Of glorious emancipation FROM every form OF
tyranny and oppression over the minds and opinion,
CT men.
We present America as the beacon light which
points TO the way cur fathers trod, to serve As a
guide for obtaining liberty and independence to all
and TO all nations capable OF maintaining their
own freedom
To 90 further than this would not only present a
case Of unjusthable Interference, on our part,
towards powers with whom we are at peace, and ia
the enjoyment Of friendly relations, but preve inju.
rious to these people who seek relief by relying
moro upon foreign aid, than upon the justice OF
their cause, or their own ability to achieve their
Independence.
1t was the good fortune Of the previous Congress
TO settle, hap oily, justly and easonaby important
questions affecting the domestic quiet Of our land
and the unity Of our government; and now, when
in danger Of becoming divided among ourselves in
regard to our duty towards foreign powers we
cntreat your honorable bodies so TO act as 10 prove
70 the world that our country nov, as ever, stand,
BY the principles and the policy Of the father Of his
oountry-princip'esv which, although thoy may seem
TO admit Of occasional modification by cucum-
starcts, Will remain, IN al essential particulars,
eternal as truth itself
NEW YORK, "a February, lS52
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-05

CALL ron 4 CONVENTION or SriRiTUlLtsrs AND
1nt RArrSG sPRiTs "a card addressed 70 those VINO
6rC loekpg for higher manifestation hcm tie spiritual
wofldi is published In the Csre'rId fiqudtr, o. ths
29th January, Hereis copy oft - " has been Ire
qurntly urged by spirits that Convention Of Spiritual
sts t called IN the city cf Cleveland for the purpose Of
rCinrariYg rues snd counseAng together the kub-
ifct I'll thtfe recent qualifications sueh Convention
would call together the MEDIUMS from the various pars
Of The country sud would 90 much 70 strengthen III. m
sId The GAUGE spruGlilm. The ibysolas have ONO.
rsed shat thouia sucn convention BE convened AZ
cleveland they would be present to give such demon.
frstt would put to rest the doubts aaa ols, on.
OF lhe tksptica end unb9usving let us hear fson
abroad Let the Spirits be consulted throU h0ut the
lsnd aud LEG Us have such gathering ia the Forest
city as viii coil together spiritual hest This remark
soie production Is headed "A Card snl ,gae1 A
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-05

EXPLOSION or FIREWORKS AND Loss or LIFE
The Charleston Ne,cS OF the 3ist Jan, says An
explosion took place this morning. about 10 O'Clock, at
the Arsenal, CannoIsboro in two brick buildings,
~ by 10 used as attached 70 the Arsena
BY which John Bstssr was instantly killed. We in
formed by the commanding officer az the Arsenal that
Batser employed pyroec hnst and had been en-
gagged for two or three days in preparug handsome
assortment q fireworks for display the approaching
day il tupposed by one Of the soldiers who had been
working With BstSer aud had short time before tn.
accident Eft tie room, that Ia rammng the Roman
candles the friction must have caUsed tho exploelon
which vas inmediatey communicated 70 the next build
irg containing about 60 lbs Of pow Ter entirely datroy
yrg It, blowing the side Of sDutAef and doing Donai-
dtrable dswero u third Bait5er must have been
aware ol be danger he ften trying To make his
escape Fit unfortunately buried under tbe rains,
being ho1rb.y mnreied Bitscr bias LEFT n vile and
lbree children. oCroper'a ipqusBt VIII be hold over
rim hi thc ~ The day TINS ought TO be FERROUS
caution those who sra Ia thu habit ~ using lapoW1er
end pfcrslpG fireworks tie danger docs not nqp=a
d lie tutlc3ahtly appreciated.
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along tho Des Moines through the famous valley Of
the Minnesota, or st Peterson the Grow river
the we'll wooded banks of the Sluk-the cou airy
collett, eto. There are said to be Is, 900 Indians
in the Territory. In concluding, the Governor
gays
have confined myself, in this communication,
interest TO the Territory Minnesota occupies the
relation of ward to the whole country not to any
part or section thereof therefore, it is VITA Us .
matter OF just cong ra.u'a.iol, taai The ant
elements which have pervaded our land, have
served otly to crea'e proper esm ate Of the ytls
OF the Union. and TO III it more firmly in the reve-
renee and and affections Of the people.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-05

RE ar TEREE HAuTE, lND.-Smiths ware
hopsr of the largest buildings on tie Wabash MAS
dsenoygd b. FIRE, Of Tegre naute on the 22i nit aud
viii Il s0glt 5000 bushels og wheat.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-06-03
A Word to the Wise n

VIE subscriber takes pleasure in informing his
y friends and customers that he has on hand and
"" isgfaI,r tfnp N5ojet-r-cs fl
I parties. The welcome intelligence had
+ been received of a donation to Missouri Of
/. millions Of acres, nearly eight hundred thol
'es of which is for the benefit of The Hannibal
/ St. Joseph Railroad. They had met that I
ine ing TO give free and full expression Of
sign The manufacturer of these stoves spares no ex-
Pense to make his work perfect in every respect aud
whenever improvements are necessary, they will be
adopted.
5From the further reduction have made in our pri-
ces, the superiority Of workmanship and the perfect
satisfaction they hare given wherever used we are
confident our stoves both che aper and better arti-
Gle than can be bad at any other house in Hannibal
Don't forget the place, ST. LOUIS STOVE STORE,
doors north Of The Brady house, Main St., Hannibal
N. b. All our stoves are manufactured Of Missouri
Mountain Iron, and we warrant them for one year.
marqoS-u CARTER w. BRYAN.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-06-03
VIM. II Hesser, M. D.

VIM. h Hesser, M D.
OFFERS his professional services to the citizens O
~ Palmyra and the public in general. DR.. H. solic-
its prac ice in chronic diseases His extensive acouan
lance with Physiological Pathology, and the laws
and means of health, in connection with the best and
most satisfactory medical agents known to the profes
sion, enable him to furnish to the diseased superior
aid These departments of medicine receive his par
ticular study and practice.
Dr. H. will keep constantly for sale, wholesale and
retail Botanic Medicines, consisting of See CT Pow
ders, Conseryes, Oils Tinctures, Bslsams Gums Syr
ups, Ague Pills, Rheumatic Lniments and best of all
Concentrated Medicines, the most popular and efficient
remedial mean, ever offered to poor suffering humanity
one door north of Mr.. Lewis Busby's. ian8-6m
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-06-03
Facts for the Paonlal
GENTS FURNISHING WAREHOUSE.

GENTS FURNISHING WAREHOUSE.
EDWARD N. Parker, No. 80 Main street, is
~ now daily receiving his spring and summer as
sortment OF gents furnishing goods, viz:
Linen bosom shirts, all yles and qualities;
2yo doz linen collars, do do;
Heavy silk shirts and drawers;
All styles wool do do;
Cause Shaker flannel shirts and drawers;
Spring and Summer silk shirts;
Gauze, merino and cotton do
Fancy French bosom do;
Fancy colored bosom do;
Summer silk and linen cravats, new style;
Rich fancy satin do do:
All kinds black silk do do;
New styles white figured stocks, for evening;
Summer hair stocks, satin and bombazine do;
Suspenders and shoulder braces;
Wool, merino and cotton half hose,
Beaver, kid, silk and Isle gloves;
Gentemen's morning robes;
Linen bordered, silk and linen hardkerchiefs;
Cloth, hair, nail and tooth brushes;
Cologne, lavender and Lubin's extracts;
Hair rolls, soaps and shaving creams;
Umbrellas, carpet bags and satches;
shaving brushes, dress and pocket combs;
Leather port monaes and silk purses;
II fact, every article usually kept in gentlemens
outhlung establishment. All articles will be sold at
wholesale or Iea atless than Eastern prices for cash.
EDWARD N. PARKER.
No so Main street, St. Louis, Mo. (apr22-2m)
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-06-03
JOURNA
Good News!

NN.,aOur Railroad Bill Passed al Last !
GIN another place we copy from the st, Lol
like, i you 3 cell at The above Store, which 4
In
Commercial Row
and Is opposite 20 the "SrREET,s and shall take
great deal Of pains 10 EXPLAIN how appropriate they
are to your wants, and how very
66%HM NC IA 99
(Which prove there, better than paper for Il
Il the easiest thing In the world 10 make goods cheap
on PAPEk) and also many other things too tedious To
meuion, in this place.
Remember The "PeOple's stOre'' Commercial Row,
Hannibal, Mo.
NuF Ccd. VIM. F. KERCHEvAL,
(aprI-ly) Agent.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-06-03

IHUhIAS WUUD,
An old citizen Of sc. Louis, Book-Kesp-
or for the late firm Of Elliott Cauchois-
II The above Imminent is for sale in Han
Aibal, by
nsr2btf J. L. MATHEWS, Agent.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-06-03

Tat rscssvc6 - Boxes Enellsh Daily coseso--a sa'
j cesior srticls, and iet sais ~
s fee sen,
Sign or,A. sBl.skRoo.,s,'S - ssssissi, Az. $50.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-06-03
BRADY HOUSE.
A Beautiful Farm for Sale

"A DUSuthuA uIII lUI Odlt,
- - g AND A HALF MILES Gae@e
~ West Of Hannibal 10 Marion 4fa3z3
3~ county Mos on the mainly tray. ESse74
- eled road from Hannibal to Paris.
Containing 1886 acres Of land with comfoTta6ie Brck
Dwelling House. with four pleasant rooms on the FIRST
noeF, Hal through the centre, three rooms above
stairs True this house Is not entirely finished vel
very comfortable Je'
2s6 acres Of this land isin high state of eut,va-
uon ~ acres OF which Is in meadow, well set in Tim
eihy; young orchard Of choice fruit obtaned frcn,
fayson, III, the remaining part Of the land is In
timber, 81 The various kinds Of oaks elms hickory and
pspaw. A portion of this land Is considered fine
persons wishing 10 purchase will of course INDIE fo
themselves for further particulars enquire of the Posi-
Master, Hannibal; Judge Gore, Capt A. S. Robards.
George Sehroter, T. Miller, and also Mr. William
Armstrong, who resides near said farm. fmv6lf1-
Republican copy times, ard send bin 10 This Once
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-06-03
DENTAL CARD,


IMPROVEMENT IN kRTiSrfc DENTISTRY.
C, GRANVILLE sAMURis NJ. y. D. .. =,
nESIRES 10 inform tie citizens cf hanpsbei and
IL country generally thAthe hes recently parchascd
late and valuable improvement IN the dcnthl art,
which enables him 10 iusett pHis teeth IN style sure
ror to any IN northern Missouri he beng he only dem
list in this section who is in possession OF SAID i'm.
troveTent)
Dr. S. win guarantee bis plate teeth % surpass IN
bcauiy, dayaty and usefulness, those Of any ohes
DENTS, 10 fhs poag al isasi and 10 be equalto any
elsewhere.
Dr. s is confident with his superior facilities IN Che
way Of instruments, and apparatus, together with the
advantages medical education, and thorough and
correct knowledge Of MECHANICAL dentistry, that he
is better pIepareto practice dental surgery successful
~ upon CORRECT and SCIENTIFIC PRINCIPLES
than whose qualifications consist only super
fetal knowledge the mechanical branches 0rthe scr
ence.
All operations performed with great care with ths
least possible pain. Nerves destroyed - usual, Shs
particular attention given to the ecnsiton Of children
and all diseases Of the mouth carefully treated and al
tended &c.
N. B. DR.. s. keeps constantly on hand a SUPPLY q
the best tooth powders for whitening and rResERSsSC
the teeth
uFFICE;-0yerJ J. P. Richards hardware store.
marli'52-iy.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-06-03
Look out for the Old Lumber yard.

NvUA UuI AUK NHB ULu AuMpbI Hd1U.
nv ELL seasoned Pine Lumber suitable for all build
w ing purposes, can ali times be had at the Old
Hannibal Lumber Yard. which has been established
years. The proprietor deems Il unnecessary to puff his
Lumber to make II sell, TO say ahy thing about sx
pereDce in the business except TO those who pur
chased from him. He would remark that an experience
Of eight years In the business gives the decided advan
tage over any other who never had erpsrisHcs--hs
Lumber has been purchased for caah and seec ted with
great care, from the best ms In the Pinery. Me-
chanics and others wishing 10 purchase Lumber would
find 70 their advantage TO can and examine the stock
Of Lumber and Shingles at the Old Lumber Yard be-
fore purchasing elsewhere II you cannot get il for
less price, will guarantee you can get as low and
better article for the money Also, Lumber, Shin
giles and window sash.
III DON'T forget the Big Sign on the west side Of
Third, between Bird and Hill Streets Look out for the
Sign Of TH0S. S. MILLERS
teb26f LUMBER YARD.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-06-03
MeLEAN's VOLCANIC OIL LfN1MENTi
4 Cfcai Scientific Discovery, which presents
N . IN bfodio1i kuodll9s Hohof-Fo the
Sana9tPs jog.

- - =. - -, t-'''''''
III. velcrnis on. which h lks basis Ct The Tini-
<nf y 110Soed fktu TIE bowels Of the earthl placed
lkfs ~ An. We rfpvidepte ~ great htallng agent
I6e 3he ss std benefit Of mnnkind and By them to Be
nnnainf 10 ne us1irl domestic animals placed under
f charge, md which hecuuu ilanle 70 ulseasel and
Ectidppis hem thty dcnesticsiigh n ], 70 Be Found
- snrioas paEts Of the globe, whsevsr volcanic or
bunInE mountains have ceased 10 exist tuiwhieh my
easily Be known frem The deselation and destruction
which surround them- Along he bass q tie Slere
Nevada Mountains nsa. salt Lake q Mormon CITY, II
nsaae piles Of rock zhaller1d b. volcanic symptoms
Many persons who have travelled BY land 70 Ckiifor-
hias may have observed an oily Substance floating
fhesprsce Of springs, Pools and Lakes while in other
places The waiter would sppear Clear but upon stirring
IL (he ground being saturated with this or the
face betame hisek IN colour and greasy Tar. Had
ihe viIuesef this OIL been known, many bold pio-
Aeer would have been relieved nom the anguish VI lace
faied lhs an41pfnned joints attendant upon crossing
tt1se rugged and rocky mountains.
This Htlrsnit Oh, upon chemical analysis. is found
which Is napihs, well known to chemists and phyr-
clans a. one Of Tie chief corner stones Of The great
hie-rang edi6ee which science is daily bringing 10
comp iesipn. This, when combined with some Of the
terra msdica, form Liniment far valuable and
superior 10 anything thai ever has been discovered or
sasFss 10 suffering humanity.
JOY AND REJ0TCrNG
b heast from those who have been suffering for months
Cancers, bla Sores Bruises, or aheuma-
tieM.
Al last TIE balm Is discovered 10 give them relief To
owncr Of Hrgses and other animals, would assert that
that there no disease requiring external applica
zion, 10 which Mefeansa Volcanic Oil Liament Is not
applicable and BY using will surely remove In dis
eases sach As RINGBONE, SPAWN, FISTULAS,
sADffI.E on COLLAR CALLS, Il enters into the
eiseplstiot, leosing The contracted snews, giving
sEeps 10 me iseased paris, thereby enabling them 10
eset any corrupt matter that may have become secreted
from various causes sceidents
Or The Evidence Has Arrived. IN
Asrsenn rrRAIsrD AHctr cvnErI ~ rwxLvx BovHE
10 J. \. MCLEAN, Proprietor Of bicLean's Volcanic
on Tinin.ents--
Dxkn EiR--The bottle Of Volcanic OH LiIiment
whieh received from yop, has perfoFmedA wonderful
ears on me- Intwelge hours aller the accident, the
swelling was all gone, and was entirely well, atten-
ding to ny duties as usual expected to have been
eoRfned for weeks, L certainly severe pain.
take much pleasure IN Teeommendngto public notice
that which know 20 be an valuable Eminent
Yours, Respectfully,
THOMAS WOOD,
An old citizen Of sc. Louis, Book-Kesp-
or for the late drm Of Elliott & Cauchois.
III The above Imminent is for sale in Han
nibal by
nsr2btf J. L. MATHEWS, Agent.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-06-03

0t. Louis stove store!-Carter w. BRYAN.
. Stove dealer, sheet iron worker, coppersmith and
timer, Two doors north of Brady House, Hannibal.
MO- sells at wholesale and RETAIL Stoves and Tin Ware,
invite particular attention to the Prize Premium
Cook stove which has given universal .asfaction -
all who have used il. 1 warrant all my stoves 70,
twelve months, and if any of the plates break during
that time, furnish new ones free of charge
As design remaining permanently in t6is Mace
ne pubic are safe In taking my guarantee for the good
performance of the stoves kept by me.
All my stoves are manufactured of Missouri Moun-
tam Iron, ard for goodness of metal and beauty of
casting, they s1esl any stoves made in the Wsste m
country.
TIN AND COPPER WARE.
", have constantly on hand, a supply of TIN
WrAEE, 10 which particularly invite the attention
o. 'he country trade, as the quality of my ware and
me prices, shall be such as TO induce them TO call on
me again. ~ ~ v"
Gve me call, if you plsase, and will do nv
pest 10 render satisfaction.
Janl5f CARTER w. BRYAN.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-26

MACHINE FOR CRUSHING, GRINDING, AM
PULvERIZING.

Recently Patented IN this Country and Europe.
! toCHRAN'B PANospHERIcAL QUARTZ CRusMSa PuL
~ yEaxINa MACHINES now In daily operation for the
inspection Of the public and win be submitted to any
onable practical tests proposed by parties interested
These machines by their simplicity OF construction their
durability the undoubted principles upon which they
crate, their effective operation and result justly entitled
to the consideration Of all parties engaged In grinding
crushing, and Puverizing Quartz Iron Ore, Zinc Copper
and Lead Ores, and all other Ores Mineral substances
1t ID the peculiar feature OF the economy OF these
that they found capabe Of crushing and puver
zng into the finest powder any amount Of Quartz other
applied The earthly matter Is completely ground
and puverised that the Gold be easily separated
subjected to any Of amngamaton that may be
cessary. -4f7 s
The mschnes work and deliver wet or dry as may be
quirod, and with little friction, (being almost without
machinery requirng lubricatng; the principle upon
which they operate precludes the possibility OF their being
put out Of ORDER do they heat material while being
grinding pulyerzng from those required by Drug
W to those Of the most extensive operations in Caforns
and Australia
These machines two to twelve diameter
eter machine Weighing from $50 pounds to 20 ton,
each and Sold with the right to them at from $OC
TO S. 600 EACH
They be worked by steam, water horse or manual
city and proporoning the weight on the top Of the balls
ANY desired amount OF may Be used from that Of
IMAM or horse upward.
The proietors Of this iuetion solicit examination and
'cM prone by practical tests e ra superiority and economy
ese machines orer any other, crashing, grinding,
lpultsyifing, heretofore offered to the public
These machines may be In operation at the foot OF
South Eighth Street. Wiliamsburgh at the large Patent
Block and Saw Factory Of essrs Burr Waterman Co
"a, M and from to For further particulars, apply
Ito E& J. DUSSIN0 CO.,
aug ZS-2w 50 Cliff street. New York.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-26
New Books!

THE STAR OF THE WISE MEN,a Commentary on thu
i I'd chapter OF St. Matthew. By DR.. French.
Peircas Notes the Acts designed for Bible Glasses
Sunday Schools, and private reading.
Death-bed Scenes Or Dying auth and acittom Religion
Companion for the Afflicted By Walker.
Wises Path Of Life or Sketches Of the Way to GLORY
land Immortality. Help for Young CHRISTIANS
Portraiture of the New Tetament Church Members By
Charles Adams
History of the vaudos Church. from Its origin and Of tn
vaudois Of Piedmont TO the present day.
Palestine: its Geography and Bible History With twenty
jLthographc Maps
The Sabbath School and Bible Teaching. BY Jamo
{Ings
The Successful Merchants or Sketches Of the Life Of Mr.
Samuel Budgett-a very entertaining work.
Light In Dark Places; Memorials Of Christian Life In
the Middle Ages From the German of the late Augustus
Neander.
My Youthful Days; or Autobiography by the Rev
aeorge Coles-a very entertaining book for the young
Life Of Rev. John Collins late of the Ohio Conference By
Judge McLain.
Scripture Views Of the Heavenly Vorld BY Edmondson
GRAY 4 BALLANTYNES
oct s Bookstore, 18th street.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-26
New Discipline.

VNHE Doctrines and Discipline Of the M f. Church. re
vised and corrected In accordance with the alterations
made by the last General Conference Price 20
New Catechism No just received. Price % cents per
hozen.
No. 2 will be ready BE patient
Hunters Select Melodies comprising the hymns and
spiritual songs In and not generally found In
church hymn books, Also number Of original pieces
|trsnslatons BY William Hunter vol 24mo. sS4 pnges
Minstrel of Uon book of religious songs accompanied
with appropriate music chiefly original by Rev. William
Hunter vol 1smo., 2l6psges. 81 "a cents. -
Also Musical Gems Price 30 cents.
Also Wesleyan Minstrel. Price 2b cents.
Also, lions songster Price % cents.
sep 27--tr GRAY BALLANTYNE, nth st. 4
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-26
TO HOUsEKEEPERs, LoDGERs, 90.

rTy0 Messrs. CRoMMEIIN FAInBRoTHER-Srs: am nov
using the second bottle Of your Englsh Vermin-De
royer and think 1t my duty TO inform you that wherever
has boon applied, the Reaches and Bugs instantly dsap
pear and there indication Of their return. have
tried several other remedies but without any effect
With confidence recommend to the public the best
y ufed for the destruction Of Reaches and Bugs
Yours &C. ADAM CLENDINEN, 1873 7th at, N Y.
From j. W. Gregory, 90 East broadway, Neio York.
To Mossrs CRoMME1IN& FIRBRorHER- Gentlemen: Ihsve
given your English yormn Destroyer thorough trial. and
land superior oil others have used for
oorns cdtepdTs &c. from grapevines and trees, well
household annoyhpces bugs, reaches, ants, &c., and
heerully recommend 1t to all the most eectua exter
|mpator TO be found.
SALE 25 bottle at the agency for Washington
city, WIMEips Cheap Cash Stationery Store,
aug 1O-tr 9th At, near Louisiana avenue.