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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-06

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1858. john P HALk.
1855. Moses Norris. Jr.
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PESSsVLyANiA.
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1887. Rich'd Brodhesd. !
RaoDE ISLAND.
1853. JOAN ". C2,1yke,
1851. Charles 4. James
SoVrH CArOLfS@.
1888. NV. 4. Dc<alssars
1850. Andrew Z. Butler
TENNESSEE.
1853. Jchs Bel,
1887. James q. Jlns..
TEXAS.
1855. Samuel Houston,
1857. Thomas ]. Rrsk.
vERAoSr.
1855. WiHioa OPso -,
1857. Solomon fcos.
VIRGINIA.
1883. Robert VI. r. Hunt
1857. James NJ. Mason.
WtScoSSfS
1885. Isaac p. Walker,
1887. .tIioaIy Dodge.
,rsrars
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ROCHESTER, KSocKNGs-Altb0ugh che ahA.
let, 70 issr The knock nes has ceased the dcse 70
KNOxs splendid fall Hats las not oessed =, Ta
kEox'S extensive estaosInsnt u q, N 10 III Main
ard fncy Hats and Gaps Lsaes Riding Gu n
Ca;s that csnno fail 70 delight ne llsns ,S,ns1 ana
Children will ali be sure Of good ss'leie al No
tcn-st
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Had not seats in The NNXIs; Congress.
fAproin,ed ~ the Governor 10 ~ vacancy
fFsiher II senator Dodge OF Iowa
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~ GoURAUD's Liquid Hair Dye is, without
the verv best ever invented Equally celebrated
~ GoUP ADDS MedcLteG Soap for curing puples ireckrs
salt rhegnn, leah letter slownes tan onghne's
cbaVa e. aes cracks Toudre lbs hair from
ANY part OF the body Liquid Vegetable Ko1ge Ly White
sno Hair r. stiye CT 81 Walkers, near Broadway
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Day Goons.-The Indies viii find one Of the

Day GOODs.-Ihc ladies' VIII ina one Vi tle
best ass0rmeus Of Silks Shawis, M4riloes De LANES
&c. &c. in the city. at HItHcocg LEADBE .TERs 70.
347 Broadway corner of Leonardst, md val ind t1am
cheap too elegant De LANES at one dollar dra 81
pattern; beautiful Silks 90 ~ yard the very bcs quality
wide watercd Silks 81 Is superb French Memo 81 o.
English at $40, aid eycything else equally cheap They
have also splendid stock o. Gentemens Duaer shirts
Drawcis Crayats Scsrfs Pcckc Handkorcheis, GlJyes
&c. 40. and the most TeGt enable rates.
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SELLING OFF AT REDUCED PRIcEs.-A large
and srendd stock OF Silk tho richest imported this sea
SON will be sold 20 per cent below auc o. p4lc Aso
large and elegant OF shags Of every description WIZ
be sol very cheap. Aso, Nelyets LADIES' Cloths IL
nos Pnra,nsttea DE LANES Cloths CGssnercs flau1el5
Bankefs Ladies' call a. Mr.. BoDINE's before making
your purchases; you viii money and get rch goods
No Ss3 Grand IT. corner Of Orchard.
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mechanff art8.
WHEAT FANS.

sTHE WHEAT FAN, known as the "Genes.
il see Farmer" has superseded the nse Of al:
most every other Fan in the State OF New York
and other Wheel growing States. y Is .a aSaP.ea
Clover Seed or Timothy cleaner has no superior.
This Fan has been most fully tested, and every
where ELECTED the highest commentator. 1t
has taken the premium at several OF the best
Northern exhibitions, and for superiority ofcon.
slruclion, capacity for working, and economy OF
price, stands unrivalled. The following certil-
Gates from some of the most intelligent and sue
cesstul agricuItnrists in the Valley of Virginia,
attest its merits wherever tried. This list, were
those offered not deemed sufficient for al r%easona-
Bile men, could be extended 10 an indefinite ex-
tent. JAMES RUNYAN.
Cbarlestown. Nov. IL, 1876.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-08-31

WATCH AND JEWELRY STORE.

LIZ 11s III l4A4Eh ~ "
IMPORTERS, Manufacturers and Jobbers Of Watch
es, JewpIry and Watch Materials, have leased the
old stand formerly occupied by Messrs. Garfield, Bro.
s. Co., 5. L. corner Charles and Baltimore streets, No.
217, which they have put in complete order for the
Wholesale Watch and JeweIry Business, upon an en-
IireIy new plan, having no goods exposed in SHOW
cases.
In calling the attention ofthe trade to the new con-
Germ, we mention The fact that we are associated with
one Of the most extensive Jewelry manufacturing csla-
blishmenls in the country, which must give a decided
advantage over all others in this market, for supplying
dealers with .JeweIry, at manufacturers prices, a fea-
lure in this branch oftrade long since needed between
Baltimore and the Southern and Western Merchants.
We desire 10 call attention 10 The Watch Depart
meni, which will at all times be supplied with a great
assortment from The most celebrated manufacturers, and
kept in perfect running order, SO that purchasers may
al once lake them, with a written guarantee that they
will perform correctly.
This branch OF The business will receive the esnecial
attention OF one OF lie firm, whose extensive and prac.
teal knowledge OF the business will, we hope, give us
a place in the confidence OF buyers.
We respectfully invite yon TO call upon us when you
next visit our city, confidently believing that nexami-
nation ofonr gDOds will prove TO you that they are bet
Ter styles and cheaper than you have ever seen in this
market, and assure you that no effort shall be wanting
on our part 10 make tue acquaintance one of mutual
benefit. l.. III. MILLER y CO.,
No. 227 S. E. corner Charles and Bait. SITS.
/. II. MILLER,
}. B BEAGDON.
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maabfnntnn crate.
National Agricultural and seed
WA@9R@U8ga
WA SHTNGTO CITY

-
TENHE subscriber begs Ieavs 10 call the alien
Il tion of the Farmers OF Iefferson, and the
adjoining counties, TO one OF ise most extensive
and best selected a~ssortmeHis OF AgrlcnluraI
Machinery and Implements 10 be found IN any
similar house in the United States. IFS ar
engagements with all the best manufacturers in
this country, enable him TO furnish, at F0cEory
prices, every article required Tor the farm and
all goods, leaving his establishment, are 'oarrant-
edto prOre as represented. lis stock embraces
Forty Varieties oSiPIoHgEls,
among which may be found the celebrated Pre-
MUM Centre Draft Wroughtaid Cast.lron Self
Sharpener; the Deep Tiller Sod the Hat tHrrow
ditto the premium New York, Nos. lS, 1919
20, 81 and % the subsoil and hillside floaghs
of every variety and price.
Cuhirators, HarrOws, Cast. Tr7n Field Rollers.
Persons, Pennock's d. SinclaIr's Wheat Drills,
Hussey's and McCormick's
Rcaping and Moving Machines.
Bamborough's, Grants and Sinclair's
flaming MILLS.
Corn Shelters.
Single and double Spout (price $40 TO S16,)
also the large Cylindrical al $50 and $50 and
latter warranted to shell from 300 10 1000 bush
els a day.
Sweep and Railway, of various sizes, from
$75 to $3.50.
IIlFcSLIInS MaE mines,
With open and solid wrought iron and oal
Cylinders-price S35 10 $50.
Corn and Cob CrusIlcrs,
From $50 to S45, warranted to grind from
to 10 bushels per hour. F
The Seed Department.
Is supplied with every variety of Field an
Garden Seed, all of which are warranted 1reS
and genuine. .
Peruvian GManO.
Having made arrangements with The Agent {
the Peruvian Government for the sale of Peru
Wan Guano, for supplies Of this article dire
from the Chincia Islands, purchasers may rel
upon being furnished with a pure No. l quality
al lowest Baltimore rates.
All goods delivered in Washington or George
town, free OF charge. and oIdersb by mail promp
ly attended to.
FITZHUGH COYIE,
National Agricultural and Seed Warehous'
Iron Building, sign oFthe Golden Ploug
and Eagle, 18th street, Washington cit.
March l6, 1882.
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Fashionable Clothing.
VIM. WALL,
Penn. Arenue, between oh and 1OM Streets,
Next TO Mr.. Shank's iron Building,)
washington, ID. c..
VIM. WALL,

WIN. VAIL,
Penn. Arenue, betmeen oh and 1Oh Streets,
(Next to Mr.. Shank's Iron BuildingO
Washington, ID. c.,
VNTOULD respectfully say to the citizens o!
w Jefferson and the Valley generally, that he
has enlarged and extended his Clothing Esta,
blishment, making it one of the largest and
most extensive Clothing Depots in this part OF
the country.
Its extent is two floors, running 100 feet deep,
and employing from rs to TOO hands, thereby
giving employment to our own mechanics and
sempstresses and offering goods as low as they
can be bought at the North.
l am prepared 10 maketo order, the most fash"
ionable and elegant assortment of
Cloths, CasinlcrcS and VcstiNgs,
to be found in this city, at prices as low as those
bought at the cheapest ready-made store in
Washington, and of superior make and finish
In texture and quality, all my goods will compare
with any Merchant Tailors in the District, and
at much less cost, as my desire is TO do a perma,
nent custom trade, l am determined to give en-
tire satisfaction, and all goods purchased. if not
found to be as represented, p liberal deduction
will be made.
All Clothing made to order, will be cheerfully
taken back if found MOTTO suit.
Constantly on hand a large. general and COM
plete assortment Of R~eady.made Clothing at
prices to suit the times.
Also at my Establishment three doors East of
the National Eotel.
The citizens ofJeferson and the Valley, visit
ing Washington, are respectfully invited TO give
me a call, as I feel confident they will be amply
repaid. March Is, 1Sj2-1y.
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We have in our possession a large number of
certificates, recommending this Drill to the far
mer as having no superior. Among the number
the following:
have used on my farm and am still using one
of the Wheat Drills, patented by Gervis S: Gard
ner and George Rohr, and now sold by Messrs.
Henson, O'Bannon and Hunt. l do not suppose
any intelligent farmer would now dispute the
advantage Of drilling over broadcast sowing; l
also consider the above Drill altogether equal to
any drill now in use, and the advantage o~fapply.
ing a compost box to it, makes it very desirable
The compost part of the drill acts well in every
particular and is one of the greatest inventions of
the day for the farmer; it might we'll be called the
farmers friend, as it saves both time and labor.
MARTIN EICHELBERGER.
March 10 1882.
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VARIETY
INTERESTING TO FRESHMEN

From The New York Express, a Wing pa.
Per, during the Old Tip, Hard Cider, Log Cab
il, campaign, 184O:
"Our population has among its members, emf
grants from all European nations, including the
Low and UNEDUcATED IRISH, to whom the soil
and climate appear no way congcnial. They no
sooner arrive here than their moral and mental
faculties are thrown in great confusion ; MIsUN-
DERsTANDING ALL AGREEMENTS WRITTEN OR YER
DAL-MIsTAKTSG THEIR NEIGHBon's PROPERTY
FOR THEIR OWN; and when they think themselves
free from all restraint, run a rapid career of vice
and wickedness, ending in poverty and Disgrace"
But there is another paragraph worthy of a
fiend, and cannot but call a blush to the face
of Whiggery itself. 1t is the language of
Mathew l.. Davis of New York, well known
as the spy in Washington, " and was written
on the receipt of the news in Washington City
Of the great Democratic victory in the city Of
New York:
Had I the power. IoouH erect Il gazo1Us upon
erery 'ehaTf oGMe City Of New York and hang
every ID Hishman as they come on shore.''
The same shirt pervades that same old "Coon
party revived under the &c Soup Party"
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EXCHANGE BANK
S3&93Y, 8g83A g CO.
Washington, ID. G.. ,

SEEDED, wGg88A3 @ 60.
Washinston, d. G. y.
TENHE undersigned respectfully announce that
l. they have formed a Co.Partnership to
transact a General Banking and Exchange Bust
ness in this City, under the firm of SELDEN,
WRITER'S & Co, and are prepared to deal in
Foreign and Domestic Exchanges, Time Bills,
PrOmisory Notes, Certificates Of Deposite,
Letters Of Credit, Bank Notes
and Coin.
Weundertake TO make collections and prompt
ly to remit the proceeds 10 any designed point
within or without the Union.
Mr.. WILLIAM SELDEN, a member of the firm,
and for many years past the Treasurer of The
United States, will give his careful personal at
tention to all financial business which we may
be employed to transact with any of the Depart
ments of the Government.
The business which our employers may re-
quire us to transact, will be conducted with fdeli-
ty and promptitude, and upon the most reasona-
BILE terms.
WILLIAM seldom,
Late Treasurer of the U. S.
JOHN WITHERS,
Of Alexandria, Va.
r. w. LATHAM,
Of Washington, D. C.
l.. p. BAYNE,
or Baltimore, Md.
Washington, Feb. 10, IS52.-y
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Gardner & Rohr's Wheat Drill,
SEED PLANTER Z

TIHE undersigned having purchased the right
IL TO manufacture and sell this unequalled
Drill: in the counties of Loudoun, Clarke, and
the southern half of jefferson, are now fully pre-
pared at their establishment in CharlesIown to
furnish to order any number Of Drills, made nthe
mos, substantial manner. All orders promptly
attended to.
This Wheat Drill performs the triple work of
Drilling, Sowing and Covering by the same
movement, thereby saving much time and labor;
1t will plant point rows. and all irregular shaped
fields, with a saving of from 10 to Is per cent. in
labor, it will, with ease for two horses, plant from
s to 10 acres per day Of Wheat, Barley, aud other
small grains. This Machine has been in use
two seasons, and wherever it has been introduce
cd has given entire satisfaction.
This Drill took the first premium at the Valley
Agricultural Exhibition in October last. Also,
The first premium at the Agricultural Exhibition
for Belmont county, Ohio, October %, 1851.
O'BANNON, HENSON & HUNT.
March %, 1852:
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POETICAL
THE INcENDIARY,

A village bathed in moonlight, calmly sleeping,
A. thHSgi, good angels watch and ward were keeping;
So pure and peaceful seemed the midnight scene.
The infant, slumberiug in its mothers arms,
The maiden, dreaming Of her potent charms,
Tbe urchin, tired Of play and childish glee,
The man OF toll, from care and labor free
Master and ~servant-debtor aud his creditor
AlI-all-(save one poor devil OF an editor)-
STEPPED in iorgctfulness, and drinking deep
"Tired natures sweet rcstorer, balmy sleep"
Lives there on earth one single human soul,
OF all whom human symPathies control.
So lost TO honor and 10 virtue dead,
So warped by malice aud by demons led,
So sadly stupid and so basely blind,
So hard of heart, so h~cliishly inclined,
As not TO feel one soft emotion then,
Nor cry God bless my helpless fellow men,"
Alas, alas, look there and see.
How like a devil man can be!
Stcaling-craw IiDg-as a snake
Winding through some tangled brake,
Sweltcring in his venom, crceps
Where some tired traveller sleeps:
Now is heard a rustling there
Softly through the midnight air,
And one feeble tiny spark
Family glimmc's IN the dark;
Once again that stcalthy tread,
Like an echo from the dead
And when il is heard no more
All is still as 4 was before
Silence broading over all,
Like a dark Iunereal pail!
Slowly from her slumbcr starting,
Rose a maiden fair and young,
While her cbon ircsses parting,
Round her snowy bosom hung.
TIark d, those sounds of fearful meaning,
In the distance faint and far!
Sec that spark yet dim'y cleaning,
Like some little iwinkling star.
Fire fire ! fire ! fire!
Fire fire ! fire. fire!
Onward, onward, onward still,
Every car the noises fill:
Loud and louder comes tic crash;
Fierce and fieIcer is The fast!
Shouts on shouts to heaven high
Pierce the concayc OF the sky
Fire! fire! fire! fire!
Louder, longer. Iiercer. higher,
Rolls the hearts, ppalling sound,
Till a Thousand thrUaiS around
Catching up the maddcning strain
IIurl the echoes back again,
While the clangor of the bell
Helps the dismal tale 10 tell!
Fire fire fire! fire!
Mounting higher still and higher,
See the rcd and lurid glare
Shoot athwart the murky air,
Till the sky is like a flood
Swelling with a tide Of blood
Deprived Of food, thc monster sinks at last;
The flame are q~uclIcd-thC present danger past.
But still the same unknown, mi steriousp power
Awaits pcrIIap. another midnight hour,
With subtlcr purpose and more daring hand,
10 hurl destruction from his deadly brand -
q, righteous Heaven, stretch forth thy powerful arr
And shield at least the innocent from harm!
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RAWL1M@2 M0WL&L.
Conner of Queen and Burk street

NUEAICE u NEIESCIE nv NtIEIA SGENClS3
MARTINSBURG,. VA.
THE undersigned begs leave respectfully TO
IL inform the community and travelling public
that he has taken the Hotel tarmerly known as
the " Berkeley House." The House has recent
ly undergone a thorough renovation; it is now
believed 10 be in every respect adapted to the
wants OF the traveller and so;aurner.
a large and commodious Stable is attachedto
the premises. The Injuries u the TABLE will
be surpassed by none, and the BAR is at all times,
supplied with choice selection ofsuperior wines
and liquors.
BAGGAGE taken to and from the Depot free of
charge, and in bad weather q Carriage will run
to the Depot for the accommodation of travellers
without any additional expense.
JOS. C, RAWL1NS,
March 9, 1S52-1y, Pronrietor.
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Pianos ! Pianos !
WILLIAM WALL

Pennsylvania Auenue, Jet'ree1 9Th and 10h SITS,
Washington. ID. c.,
EWTOULD invite particular attention to his
w assortment of superior PIANOS, manufac-
tured BY the most celebrated makers in the United
States, Messrs. Nunns & Clark, New York, to
when was awarded the highest Premium at the
Worlds Fair, for their superior and brilliant toned
Pianos.
scriber at manufacturers prices, and warranted
second to none in the United States.
March &c. 1852.
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The two following digs from the Boston
Post, are directed alta story some Of the most ro-
mantle ofthe Wing editors have deliberately hint.
ed at rather than told:
"1'he letter in which Mr.. Madison offered the
Secretaryship of war to Gen. Scott is not pub
lished, even in the campaign lives 20
"The letter in which Gen. Scott declined the
secretaryship of war when offered by Mr.. Madi-
son has not yet appeared"
a waggish Democrat suggests, rs the possible
foundation of the legend, that Scott may one day
have called on the President, and, being obvious
" wearied down with carrying his feathers, may
larged the courtesy into an invitation to enter
the cabinet.
Only fancy, for an instant, Winfield SCOTS
refusing a ~proffcred step on the ladder of am.
bition.
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rage. By WIN. YOUNG, NJ. D., Graduate or The
University OfPennsylvania, Member of the Royal Col
lege of Surgeons, London; and Honorary Member o
the Philadelphia Medical Society. The various forms
ofSecret Diseases, Seminal Weakness, Diseases of the
ProsiraIc Gland ,Impotency, solitary habits ofyouth are
language. The chapter on seIG-abnse and SeminaI
weakness is worthy of Particular attention, and should
be read by every one. Young men who have been Un-
fortunate in contracting disease, previous 10 placing
yourselves. under the care of any doctor, no matter
what his nreiensions may be, gel a copy of This truly
useful work.
Sea Captains and persons going 10 Sea, should pos
sess Dr.. Soung's Treatise on Marriage, The Pocket
EscHlapius, or Every One His Own Physician.
U-Let no father be ashamed 10 present n copy of the
hscniapius 10 his chiti. 1t may save him from an ear
ly grave. Let no young man or woman enter into the
secret obligations of married life, without reading the
Pocket Hscuiapius. Let no one Suffering from a hack
MED cough, pain in the side, restless nights, nervous
feelings, and the whole train of Dyspepiic sensations.
without consulting The Eseulapins. Have the married
or those abOntIo be married any imped iment, read this
truly useful book, as it has been the means of saving
thousands of unfortunate creatures from The very laws
OF death. Upwards of a million copies OF This ceIebra-
ted work has been sold in this country aud Europe
since 1895, when the first edition was issued.
.GS-Any person sending TWENTY-FIVE cents en-
mail; or five copies will he sent for one dollar. Ad-
dress ID WM- YOUNG, No. l52 Spruce ST, PhiIadeL
phia.' Post paid.
Twenty years practice in the city Of PHILADELPHIA
certainly entities Df. Young 10 The confidence Of lire aE
h'cted, and he may be consulted on any of Tie diseases
described IN us dIherent qualifications at his Umcz, I5S
Spruce ST., every day between 9 and B o'clock, sun
days excePiedj and persons at any distance can consult
Dr. Young by letter, postpaid.
June %, 1S52-1y.
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8aItfn1ore grade.
moINTosn's
sEe o. wp Ar up 9@S9S
n TuLS,tfoH HOteL.1

8@wARB R@5Sss
lLate Wheagfed Hotsi)
Corner of Baltimore and Howard streets,
BALTIMORE.
THIS Hotel has lately been enlarged ndflEa-
proved in every department, rendering y ae-
cidedly one of The most comfortable Hotels In Inc
city, and the proprietor, ever a9x x snsl an no r = ios
to render every me Comfortable that may favor
him with acalii. To the patrons of the old House
be returns his sincere Acknowledgements for their.
very literal patronage, soliciting a continuance
of til cir ;avors and Of the travelling public gene
rally. JOHN
Julyl 10. 1s5o-3m. Proprietor.
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LITTLE'S
WHITE on FOR HORSES.

FJHIS is pronounced 10 be the best preparation
Il by the many hundreds that have used II. for
the various affections that HORSES are liable.
viz:-Cuts, Spraines, Bruises, Saddle and Collar
Calls, Scratches, FistuIa, Polevil, Swepnv. and
in fact most any injury that a Horse NAV sustain.
1t is now in general use as a Liniment for man
for sores of all kinds. Painin the limbs or back
chapped hands. ring and letter worm. scalds and
burns, and has made some most remarkable cnres
of RHEUMATISM.
Prepared for the proprietor at wHIIAMw
Drug Store, ScotlsVIlle, Albemarl
County, Va.
None genuine but those signed by THEo.
W.LITTLE,o OF the outside wrapper.
Price, 3s3 cents a Bottle.
with Directions.
FOR SALE BY
i. NJ. SNTTH & Co., CharIestown.
an. ERIDLER, Harpers-Ferry.
H. s; FoRNEY. Shepherdstown.
Al. DuFFTRLD, DufieId,s Depot.
SMITH & MARTfN, Leetown.
JoHE G.. SHIRLEY, Middlewav
W. r. &A.FsS SEWERS. Summi,po;nt
ALSO M
By Druggists and Merchants throughout the
Jan. 7. 1851.
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:ORWARDING & COMMISSION BUSINESS.

FORWARDING & OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
iENHE subscribers having formed a Partnership
under the firm of BLACKBURN &fALEX-
AMBER, have opened Ware Houses at the Old
Furnace and Harpers-Ferry, where they willen-
gage in the forwarding and is
sion Business. Their Boats will ply regu-
Alexandria, by the Canal.
They will at all times purchase, WHEAT,
CORN and other Produce. for which they will
pay the highest prices in cash.
Produce will be received at any of the Depots
on either the Baltimore q Ohio or Winchester
q Potomac Railroads.
They will keepio on hand a constant supply of
LUMBER, COAL, SALT, SHINGLES.
LATHS. PLASTE,R, (gr0und tandtin
The lump, TAR, COFFEE, So.
CARS, dc,
which they viii sell blythe quantity.
They will endeavor al all times 10 make il the.
interest of Farmers and otherst TO deal 18th them.
r.. s.. BLACKBURN.
w. +. ALEXANDER.
Oct. IA. 196I-IyE