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United States Patent Once,
Rahvusfy IN 1870

I'm petition Of Patrick Mngennis, Of Patterson New Jersey
praying extension of patent granted him for an m
the Of dyeng for seven years from the
said patent which takes place on the day OF April A.
1852
II il ordered petition be heard Patent Once
Monday, day Of April l2 o'clock
and all notified 70 and show cause any they
have why said petition ought not TO be granted.
opposing required 10 file the Patent
specifically forth writing al least
of hearing All testimony ed BY either
said hearing BIZ taken and transmitted in
Office, which will be furnshcd
picaiion.
Ordered ALSO this notice be published the National ntel
gencer Republic, and Unon Washington, d. c. Philadelphia In
qucr Philadelphia, pennsylvanir Providence Journal Prov
dencc Rhode Isand Express New York. New York Daily Bee
Mussachuset and the ST. Louis ntelgencer ST. Louis
Missouri week for three successive weeks previous 10 uc
18th Of April next - ..--.e
Il. c. wEI0HTMAN.
Acting Commissioner Of Patents.
Editors the papers will please copy, and send e
bills the Patent Office, with paper containing this notice.
Feb I7-law3w
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United States Patent once,

United States Patent Once,
February ~, 1852.
On the petition of VIM r. James, Of New Rochelle New York
praying patent granted 10 him for
from the expiration
said patent which takes place the thirteenth day OF April
A ID. 1852
petition be heard the Patent Office
Monday l2h Of April ~ O'Clock and all persons
notified and show they have why said
petition ought not to be granted.
opposing the extension required to file In the Patent
objections specifically forth writing at least twenty
before the All testimony filed BY either party
be hearing taken transmitted in accord
with rules ote Office which will be furnished on appica
ton.
sencsr Republic and Union, Washington, D. Philadelphia
Philadelphia, Providence Journal Providence,
Piisbu Gazette PisburR Pa Express New York NJ X Daily
Bee, Boston, Mass and The Daily Journal milwaukee, Wis once
weeks previous 10 the 18th day OF
THos. EWBANK,
Commissioner Of Patents.
will and send their
hills the Puien Office, with paper containing this notice.
Feb l3-law3w
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Marl3-tf
uOUsEKEEpING articles, such as

UOUsEKEEPING articles, such as
III French Chira dinner and
Iron China dinner, and toilet
Crockery every color and quality
Cut and pressed glassware, looking glasses
Fancy hardware. lamps, and eirandoles
Table cutlery, mnntcl and table
Japan ed goods plated ware
Brouzcd goods, Aibatn and britannia
Cooking utensils OF almost every description
Wood ware, Tin ware, baskets brushes, &C.
Altogether OF housekeeping
about
Purchasers will find decidedly their interest call and
articles and prices. O. w BOTELER,
Nov lG-2aw3w Opposite Centre Market
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- EDWARD X. COLLINS Il CO.,
No. 90 Wall street, N. Y.
BROWN, sHIPLEY, CO.,
E. q. ROBERTS X CO.,
Is Kings Arms Yard, London.
JOHN MUNROE 4 Co,
Is Rue Notre Dame des Victories
Paris
GEO. II DRAPER, IIavre.
The owners accountable for gold silver
bullion ewery stones metals, unless bills
adng signed thereof therein
Sept 5-dIy
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$4,000 exsMEs intending p Grunge IN their

@ ~ nO0 WORTH OF dry goods nj prime cost
04U,UUU BARNES MITCHELL intending aehansc in ,he
burs would the public hat nom and after 70 day
they will cell Tor ca.h any article their house a. hrst
purchasers they opportunity Of got
bargains been offered in Washington before
goods such will be sold at sacrifice Their
stock hand Is probably The largest in the District and com
fashionable and desirable styles OF the
They would invite particular attention their heavy stock OF
new Silks san vvet casnmerer &C wbicn must De
popns black c0lOred alpacas,
caes, French worked collars inside hand
Sleeves cambc edgngs aud Inserting
ioco nse. faney silk neck ties ssa band white Can
shawls State thbet wool
do TaeIon musns, coloed uons pink, blue and white
white and colored ot evening domestic
description table dumask di
Irish linens cloths cassimeres and yesn Of every de-
velvet Brussels, and ingram carpets
hoo olclohs, blankets, quilts, &c.
inform their friends and patrons
shall certainly do, be
their books will be closed until the contemplated
change taxes place. which will he given.
Between eth and 9th streets, Penn. Avenue.
Jan l4-3taw3wif
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UTEnsTER's sPEECHrss~ sntcgrsph sasssor, with
w noice ~ Mr. life and works by Toward Evsrfu
TAYLOR MAURy, hookscIlers, mar YIN Ise',
civ, subscriptions for the sew sa'on ~
BE ~ .ne
gsr'y subscriptions win corics with e a
fraph.
Te he completed octave, doars volume
rev copies Win be Issued large and nne paper, fne
volume. tepf
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Each allowed $50 hs personal baggage free, not er
ceedna IN measurement 10 cubic feet
furnished win maufes ana pow ana
with the same the crew
Freight will be taken Chseres ~ ~ cent. per loot aro from
the rate OF Soo per on The transit OF
the isthmus expense Of the passengers
Min hc nrcoived Thai
est advantage quality of the steamers employed and Ger
from the spare boats always ready
at both ends Of line accidents !.
For further apply office Of the company ~ and
ss eou,b street apply thu comprnys
agency Mo- iY West street. Of Warren street. New YORK.
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The Ncwea aad Richest Uinter and Early Spring Goodo Gen
tenaens near.
HAS A. SMITH CO., No. Old State House, Boston, beg
gentlemen visiting Boston examine their
Stock which selected gentleman of
periencc buyer principal manufacturers Of England
Germany, and France, and imported to order.
English Venetian Labrador (water
proof beavers fine cloth finish beaver, Wltneys Dufels
French Kossut entirely style for
celebrated
makers French, and English Of and beautiful col
ors, and rich and superior finish.
Panaoonery vesnngover hundred different styles
each OF such variety beauty that they fail 70 please the
refined and exquisite taste.
Cutting Representative have in the different cutting depart
for skill and acknowledged by Thousands
competitors.
shall offer who favor
call will selection by them from stock Of good
whicbH equaled In similar establishment in
this any other city in the Union.
All which viii be manufactured with personal attention
90 workmanship, which
cured constantly patronage which
enjoy and prices that cannot fail 10 pleass.
CHAS. A. SMITH 4 CO,
No. 4 Old State HOUSE, Boston.
Jan o2-2aw3m
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Al ww Fashionable Tailoring E.tsb'ishment.- =.
JOUDON and tailors, Browns bosei,
avenue opened their with large
seieced Of goods for Rcnemens wear rnch as
cloths vesinas furnishing Roods generally
Army, navy marine, officers viii hna an assor
,d- sashes sces and snch other
articles latest regulation Of their respective corps prescribe
legitimate tailoring and
desire plesse, with cash 70
protect custom prices that
Offer nna most vspectfuiy solicit patronage.
Nos lR--d3m
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NV
MUM Daguencoypc the of Duvai Bro between
~ and 9Th mreets, Pennsylvania avenue. a
This Others being built
the noo for this IL
tains Of the largest skyGs in this COUNTY,, and the most
Of Baltimore. facility
for copying paintings dagueeopc having
and finished
all weather. though cloudy 4. preferable, except
for children Post promptly attended 10.
Awarded the medal the late Fair Of the Maryland Inh-
tue, and premium ai the late Fair at New York.
Baltimore Baltmore 347 broadway
New York Pennsylvania Washington CT ~ Main
Richmond, Virginia Lynchburg, Virginia Norfolk, Viz
gna ; and Petersburg. Virginia.
These galleries TO the public Of oil hours o. The day
]. H. WHITEHURST,
Dec. l2-d3m Sole proprietor.
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TO OWNERS Lands I'm Texas.A gentleman in Virginia,
who and desires Texas
season, would like become the for
country, with bring them into
family and small capital and Is DESTROYS Of engaging
agriculture He give ihe most satisfactory testimonials capac
responsibility and his such
considerable Texas
Any inclined avail himself
arrangement pacedin
advertiser get suitable responses by Addressing paid
WIN. GotILDIN,
General agent and collector Richmond, Virginia
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g. w. YKRpY,
Of Washington City

G. w. YRRpY, T. r MILrR,
of Washington City ofVHgnis.
YERBY q MILLER,
avenue Streets Washington D. c.,
yVHoLEsALE foreign and domestic staple
and fancy dry goods manEs, oicoths, Table
and spreads Blankets reenss, and houseur
nshins dry goods generally.
suict, prompt, personal attention given to orders.
Dec 27-lyn
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New SPRING GOODs-The subscribers beg leave
~ fully to TO their friends generally
mey have taken more than usual perecnns their
ana olne wares adapted 70 the and approaching
the inspection which ladies
the adjacent cordially making their
chases from the diversified
abed judous
satisfactory terms They deem unnecessary
than few Of the leading urticlcss 17.
SO pieces striped and checked silks
- do light brocads siik, very
IS do rich plaid silk, style
IS do - and "a plain black silks, high lusues
5 do very rich black
s do and 81 heavy waiered siks
Together with great variety OF
Also, French bereges, mousseincs de
Real Onelis fouard silks, French printed poplins
SILK tissucs, Canton grapes
Brocade orxandie ponipadour, orEandic muslins
French lawn, printed jscone, embroidered Swiss muslin
Printed grenadines, broche beregcs, &C.
They especial spring
mants with and without vests and hoods winch considered
prety desirable
additions
and thread goodssueh
chsmiscss, sleeves cuffs, Canton Grape shsws, &C.
H0OE BRO. 4 CO.
Mar le-4w
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SEVENTH Seni-Annual Tradc Sale of Carriages
y This will place Wednesday morning. 9Th March
half 10 O'Clock the Chinese Museum Phadcpha
and win occupy both Of the extensive saloons Of st eapacious
building.
The light top wagons will be arranged in the large ballroom,
second
carriages will be the lar
offered auction United embracing
vehicles OF Dunlap Fager
Co., John nerrick, Howell Sparks j. d. Doughty, and others Of
ackna wlsdged reputation
MAKERS purchasers rely securing good
article.
opsn for exhibition The cay previous.
informed there viii be post
ALFRED NJ HARDNESS,
hucioneer
Auction sales Of horses carriages and harness are held At the ia
opposite Saturday throughout The year.
bhmen all mes sales OF carriages
hand believed be the largest in the United
States. Feb 6-2aw3w
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THE undersiEned would respectfully call your l.
tention his facilities
Having received improved printing
machine capable OF giving
lhereby reducing the
enabled to execute cards. circulars btheads labels ball
Invitations, and description printing the smallest
TO the largest POSTER cheap
In regard 70 typography despatch
Satisfaction In all cases. Respectfully, yours &c.,
JAMES q. GREER,
Office under Temperance Hail. E street, near Ninth
Mar 16--dlm
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-ExUn These ships having been built ~ contract en-
E&3 service, has bee
Z1K taken ia their construction, as aso 10 heir engines
and speed and their aeeonmo-
unequaled for elegance ana comfort
Price Of from New York Liverpool IA hrst eAun
Exclusive OF 5O In second eabn
From Liverpool 10 New York, ESQ and f20.
An experienced surgeon attached 10 each ship
No berth can be secured until paid ior.
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ron Reut the Large ana connections bouse I'm the
As, vvsrd now ,~cup cd by the BRAZILIAN Minister.
For terms spply TO d'fntiot, Sir buildings
ep,0l-eodu t"'"".'
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IIOOE, BROTHER, Co., Pennsylvania eth
III Streets received prepared
the cities OF Washington Georgetown and Alexandria,
surrounding maryland and Viginia, full and
Of French Engsh and nda fancy staple
dry goods, importations. They name
- Very elegant brocade Silks dark coors
Extra brocadc silk, for evening
Rich plaid silk, styles
Extra heavy plain pouIt de sole
Heavy waiered silks, all coofs
Real Irish popIns, richly watered, all shades.
Very lussfous black silks, all Widths
French Merino and Thibe clohs, great variety
de lanes, designs
French cashmere dc cosse, latest styles
Rich embroidered chcmi, encs, with sleeves match
Real Vaiencennes lace chemsetes and cuffs
Richly embroidered muslin cnpes collars, and caps
elegantly embroidered and lace trimmed handkerchief
white embroidered Canton sbawis, from Sl2 to SIS
Velvet cloaks and mantiAr, Etsles
Silk mnniilas and vises, also styles
Real cashmere snawis, long and square
Real Thibet scarfs
Lorg and short sewing silk nt and gloves
Baou's celebrated kid gloves, size and shade
Black silk accs, black and colored silk frnges
Thread laces and inserDgs, wide and narrow
Muslin and cambric rulings
Muslin and eambrc insertings and edgings
Sash, neck, and belt rbands, sc, &c
Together with and desirable goods suit
able Tor approaching which weekly add
viii assured of finding
all during the fashionable styles, The loves
prices. -
eept 12-u
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The steamship Columbia will ply connection with the
above San Francisco and porta Oregon
Each allowed $50 lbs baggage ee not en-
ceeding In 10 cubic feet.
Freight 20 foot, and from
Panama San Francisco at the Of Sl00 per ton.
freight apply the office Of the company ~
West street, New York city. M. o. ROBERTS.
lQ--d1m ]
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RRANTZ MAYER'S MEXICO.--Menco, Aztec, Spanish
~ and Republican; its History, Geography Political,
and Social Condcn from The Period q Conx the Present Time
Notices OF New Mexico and California large volumes
maps and many cugravings, g. just published
March IL FkANCK TAYLOR.
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OSG Life ~ within shs reach 81 us ALL sys ~
IL German physcians, Doctors BROTHERS and cray nr 80
concluded TO settle themselves IN the city Of Wasng ses
travelled the world search Of knowledge anu
ycas among the Indians FOR the purpose Of %
knowledge OF botany, they faiter themselves qrn
and all complaints whieh te human family a , "
promise to all vho favor with call that VIZ. IA ~
out asking ibom question, tell them theif COMP qes D
toms, aud guarantee easy and speedy cure. s.lssA
medicines wholly vegetable, and prepared ny ,s 40
also guarantee the nyeieraie conlpp1. ln
from what tcy have originated, % nov
viz fever sruc. cancer, Reie, be ad A,. "
persons living In MI counties 81 us syts
York. Pennsylvania, tauadgs Sc. who, having np fye
die by The faculty. hearing of and awaiting utt
ski restored ~ heai,b, Diseases suce Z ra
this ofhce the following dyspepsy conaipaiob o Ar
bronchitis, erypcias, letter. scad hea i ~
Diseases dissssos Of the SKIN, lungs, stomach
kidneys, spine, sc -, tosunieh
Once south n street, opposite the Smtbsohlah
Oct e-d2w~ ~-
DRIvATfs TUTO1.--A young Eursh renu.ag,s IA ffp,
rcceved good education, and resided ons "a yoaBff
anxious obtain the position Of ulfor ar comFah''
private family Of respecubilly .nFr1ai
References n. 20 personal character and ie,y ~ ~ rT
given TO parties OF the highest respectfully ehef
IN England - or.ra New ipN
Mar la-dm
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Military Asylum.


NOTICE hereby given such may be enhed ~
benefits OF the act of Congress, approved March . l %
a Military Asylum, &C., viz;
discharged soldiers Of the Of the Uaa
regulars and Of the regiment battalion
rnes who served in the with Mexico and who Were da
by disease wounds contracted IN that service and N The M
their disability incapable Of fuih p1
iay service al soldiers and discharged soldiers Of the array
United States who have served honestly and faithfully
twenty years soldier and discharged sode
contributed 10 the funds Of the Military Asylum sine,
passage Of found the saue-Maeh3 s5eeeotgH
provisions Of that who may have been disabled " d
wounds incurred In the lice Of his duty rendering him neaAa
military service and account Of wornd
the military service, though not contributor
funds OF the institutions who, during the period he yoianny
receive the benefits Of H. shall transfer his pension
MDfay Asylum thnt building has been provided IN ms %
their accommodation. ,i
No deseuer mutineer hsbitnai arunhard viii be aen
without such evidence of reformation Of character the ounce
siopers shall deem sufficient aubonxe his adssoni n
provisions Of the found iay Asylum apply any e
soldier whatsoever who shall have been convicted OF ~
oiher dsgraceful infamous cnme Of civil nnm an
shall admitted service Of m. united sti
Applications be received into this institution viii be address
Brevst Captain Schuyler namion " s. A., Secretary
Board Of Commissioners, ashipaton, ID. o.
Dec a5-3taw2w
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,-4l
TIRE winter session Of months will be opcned oh "
L September. 1oN
IWuon tot nf sfsffoh N
Room, library, he'd and furniture as
Table and servants, per
Charges 10 students VINO do not board; de
Tuition 10
Room, library, and furniture i
Fuel at cost washing BY cents per dozen. t...r
Matrcuation fee, $40; and small charge or aycf
The necessary college expenses exclusive ~ books ah
do exceed slsn per Students may be nan a.
time the opening OF the In preferable Bills fS
months In advance. N
Our sufens have the opportunity Of attending he eV" sr
lures by thu dis guis,ed 81 science IA
sonian Institution also OF hearing debates IN Cong
aumon. before the United Supreme Courtadvsh1s
other college present. .ssH
CoLLsar UtLI- August. l65. Aug 0-Ss'F
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Assistant Teacher Wanted Ioin,ssiiatt5'
rrHE Principal Of the Wsusrton IN CO. Male Aeaaeml "a
employ forthwith asxissnt teacher who h gaaihS ~ ~
the various English branches and the lower msiemaucs
be- unmarried man. cf sober habits and rood moral -
10 The Principal.
Feb lo--du
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North side of arenss Third
under Gadsby's Hesei,
DECs leave friends citizens Of Washington
Georgetown public in general aso members OF
Congress- visiting the cp that his stock Of cloths cas-
smees, vesngs large and complete Although does
$4,000 wo ssuGcisDt large Tor all good BUY
purchase their wardrobe terms a any ohe
establishment that all perfocty new
oh all this falls importation which will be made 10 order
the shortest notice, andn style 10 be surpassed equaied
by any other establishment In The United States.
He advance the highest price paid IN this city for ma
WORK.
Having employed the establishment Of r. w. Browning
years, having charge The diff
cult branch Of the cutting department known 10 our trade ard
rasacton by stronger desre wei
interest," himself he viii be sc please all that
will favor him with their patronage which Ia sernesy olcts
Also OF fancy goods
Shirts understands stocks supendeIs
Cloves collars and article 10 complete gentle
mana wardrobe. +
Nov 26-2awfCw
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steamship Columbia will semi monthly comnu-
San Francisco and ports in Oregon awaiting at the
former the arrival Of the mails and passengers nom fanama
delay mails and the
teaner Francisco.
a regular line OF popolsr
up Of freight and transient between
Panama and San Francisco.
some of the keep mp
Mexican The Aim
lie will he mantsipsd United mail stcamshps
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For Norfolk and Rich no1ld.
n Ae>H The steamer OSCEOLA will notice,
EFp leave Washington for the above places
214s1ln31n1k day, O'Clock, a. IN.
Returning will leave Richmond every Saturday O'Clock,
a. m, and Norfolk at O'Clock, p. m. " "
she Will touch going and returning Cone river and the usual
landDgs the Potomac and James liver
Passage and fare Norfolk S. Passage freight
reduced rales.
Mar s-dn J.MITCHELL, Captain
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NEW SrYLEs.-We open to-day Of DppofaIon--o0
pieces French cints light colo and remarkably styles
new, adapted children's Also received
70 pieces fine white hannes
80 pieces choice Irish linens
10 pieces linens widths, for sbeeinR pillow
large lot OF tnhlc diapers
Dsmssk foweIIinas and napkins
A new io of hne bonbaznes
With other article usually found in a ordered dry
goods house.
Terms cash, unless arranged contrary.
Good articles prices fair dealing relied
cascs. PERRY A. BROTHER.
Feb l5-fteoh Opposite Centre Market,
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Virginia Land Once,
Richmond, January 81, le5o

IN conformity to Virginia OF Is4o 4si section Is,
hereby all whom may concern, that ap
pears certificate 81 the esebenor Of the county Of Page,
December, 1851, received into the Land
day Of January ba. by inquest held on ihe
December le5 lot Of land containing thirty
acres lying county adjoining Gideon Brubnkr pp
Long, &c. which Rober sdckler died sesed was ound es
cheated 10 this Commonwealth :. ..n,-,n
Ian q7--iswcw Register Land Once
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LAW AND AGENCY NOTICE.

LAW AND AGENCY NOTICE.
worthington q. snesIsen
CONTINUES practise in the Supreme Conn 20 attend to
ca.e. before
az The departments and boards OF commissioners TO
patcnt, abroad obtain pensions and
bounty debts dividends ceaoies and nher
IN suv of foreign countries
bond and
and negotiate purchase and Of loans, lands and
psfen, rights, In any Of the Union.
Particular California land tile cases coming up
10 the United Supreme Court appeal. - :.
prepaid addressed a. snesbcn, 5Canoli
,er,,on ''' ~ Oct0s-diy
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ID n. HOOE Il CO.. Wholesale and Retail Dealers
Competing, floor cloths mattings
d. g.
Aug oo-1
has the honor Of
and Alexandria, his
viii commence Thur-dsy, November
George homas Pakes south aide
9Th opposite hotel.
Days OF tuition Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays.
Al the fashionable dances will be introduced
Oct i4-dn
IHE BANK OF THE UNION, In Browns Marble
Building, Tor the transaction Of exchange
no. u. GALLAGHER, President.
Dec lift
SEvEBAL TIIISos--we have fully determined
~ our stock Of the several itags below named
Ladies bak and cooed silk vevcts, with colord k
velvcts
Ladies wishing silk and dresses
purchase.
Long all wool siawls.
blankets 6pe nd medium kinds.
White hanneis, and fine.
Particular bargains will he offered in all the above.
French and English cashneros
| Of which decided bargains will be offered.
We offer large and superior stock OF all kinds Of Cloths easel
meres ana vrsunes, prices much reduceh
We also included wprced and Tor boys
large lot or printed drugsets for foorc'cths
Al kinds o. mourning goods constantly on hand
Genemens under -,irt- and drawers, all kinds.
full Of table diapers damssks, and towclings.
Also, all other articles line usually found we.ordered
dry goods house.
We daily expecting money remain
unpaid, and long since due
Terms cash. unless arranged the contrary
Good articles low prices and fair dealing may be relied on in all
PERRY n BROTHER,
Feb 5--loteoH Opposite Centre Market