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DAnrL wsssrsR, Secretary of State.

by the President!
DANIEL WEBsTER, Secretary Of State
ard Fillmore President Of United States Of america, 10 all
tchona Il may
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited 10 that j. O.
Zimmerman apponrd general of be Netherlands
States New York. do hereby recognise
such, declare him free exercise and enjoy such
powers and privileges allowed the eonsus
general Of the favored nations in the United States.
In testimony Whereof have caused be made
enl and the seal Of the United States be hereuno affixed
under hand city Of Washington the 3oh day
IT, 81 January A. ID. 1852 and Of Independence of the
United States OF America the seventy sixth.
WILLARD FILLMORE.
BY the President:
DAMEL WEBSTER, Secretary Of State.
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SASrA FE, New Mexico. and the Navajo Country 4
by Lieut. H. Simpson, w. y. AL VOL, svo, with
plates maps, Ac.
Laysrds Nineveh-l vol Hsrpers edition. Price rs
Grotes History OF Greece-voi.s
New Themes for the Protestant Ceg-crseds Charity
Tbeoo without Humanity, and Professionalism without
anty--t
Florence ssckvie or selfdspendepce by Mrs. Burbury
The Corner Stone by Abbotnew edition. vol,
just received for sale by
TAYLOR MAURY,
Febl Book.elers near OH ,,,.s,
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BRITISH Army List for 1854.
ID British Navy Is 1e52
Hearts Extended British Army List for 1861.
Who's Who In 1852
Haydn's Book OF Dignities-l vol, 1862.
Clements Customs Guide for 1859.
Lewis Commercial Law OF the World-second vol.
Imported Collins steamer, and day opened by
Feb FRhNCK TAYLOR.
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Mad FILLMORE Prs,ds Of the Uaited States Of sriea, 10 all
sohona Il may
Satisfactory evidence having exhibited thai L. A. Jean
ape Paris has appointed vice consul Of Sardinia or the
port Louis Missouri do hereby recognise him
SUCH and enjoy such fane-
ions powers and privileges eonsus Of the
mo favored nations la the United States.
testimony Whereof have caused these letters to be made pat
enl the Of the United States be hereunto Affixed
Given under my hand city Of Washington the 3o day Of
January A. D. 1852, and Of the Independence OF The
United States OF America the niy-sixh,
WILLARD FILLMORE
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cPLENDID NEW SILKS

SPLENDID NEW SILkS.-CLAGETT, NEWTON MAY
~ co.. respectfully the ladies', resident and
ourners in Washington that they Just received 100 pce DE-
eidedy the most superb goods In the silk line eed &
city, very recen, mportaon the prices Of which guaranty
Tow the TO import
Dec 23-daw CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, co
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THE MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH COMPANY,
(M0RSE LTNE)

WASHINGTON OFFICE, PFsssyLvANA AVENUE
Fifth house east OF National Hotel Moo
TUE FIRST line established by any company In the U
States and consequently the Oldest pioneer line ns
between Washington, baltimore, Philadelphia, and New ic
delivering and receiving the intermediate stations NV
de Grace, Wilmington Trenton Princeton Brunswick NJ
arm and Jersey Cye only line in The tbs present
having up -four wirehas aeiy undergone repair
now prepared deliver number Of W.
be required OF FOR the accommodation the public uAs
accuracy promptness, and fidelity hitherto unequaed Tbs
connects with other companies Of Morse ln"s no
south, extending already hasen thousand miles, s
which messages and will be delivered The mo
ayers OF this line have lately more thoroughly systemazed
ness In both Its transmission and mode
charges are equal 10 all with special svorp The s
Ties Tor business possessed by this pany, NV
ted 70 Try this line, and fthey do @ w
graphing The offices OF the Magnetic Telegraph Company
washington city, Pennsylvania fifth house o. Ne
Hotels Baltimore No Exchange, South Gay street Pblsdel
NO. oi Chestnut street. Quincy Granite buldng New YORK.
; Hanover street, corner Of Beaver.
WIN. NJ SWAIN, Presider
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Our readers will find below very interesting cores
pondence between Senators Stockton and Bayard cor
rec,ing misapprehensions which appear TO have
existed relative TO the bearing OF some observations
made by the former on the State OF Delaware
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MoNnAY. Eehrnarv 2. 1850.

NIUNUAf, TtUIUaTY 2 IoJ<.
No. %. Mya Clark Gaines, appellant, Us. Richard
Ref et al. The argument OF this continued by
Mr. Duncan for the appeees.
Adjourned until 70. morrow. II o'clock. a. m.
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VIM. r. DUvALL, Merchant Tailor, date LusbyS
Duvaii under the National Hotel, would take this mea
informing his customers and the public
10 the north side OF the Avenue and
Hotel, immediately adjoining the main entrance
pared, with choice assortment OF Cloths
to furnish clothing 10 order nj the shortest notice.
To be surpassed.
He also keeps constantly hand variety furnhg
goods for genemen's wear, all Of which
prices.
The public respectfully invited TO give him a call.
Several Handsomely furnished be had by appsu
above. Ian I-asvas
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LIR. LORDS Historical Lectures ON the saints and
MI Heroes OF the Middle Ases.
nnun.a N a Am

kIR. LORDS Historical Lectures ON the saints and
MI Heroes OF the Middle Ages.
KEauIsIrIoE sKsrLEass a. "AsAissres'
wAsAIseros, January ~, 1854.
slK, The usat high reputation with which yoa
a. hat rhs csess enjoy The pleasure
aad profit Of The lectures wheh yee
have We notice that LseaIos on inc
Middle Ages have been well regarded sno
believe would be listened 70 " s~A
interest BY many persons In this community
Daniel Webster, j. W. French
D. Macpherson Beuen, smith Pyns
j. A. PeaIce, sam Houston
Lewis Cass, Charles sumner
William X. King, H. ~ Stockton,
Winfield scott, y A, Douglas,
Thomas Corwn, John y Hale,
Benz. 0gle Tayloe, Il, y. Morgan,
Francis MaIkoe, d. 4 Junkm.
q. M. Butler
| Rev. JoHs LORD.
Mr. Lord In compliance with the above equon with which
he honoed takes pleasure following sub
| Thursday evening" February s, at TX o'clock
ChAnennagne, (Emperor) Thursday evening February D.
| HilderbTand, Pope, Saturday DO 40
/ Bernard, (Abbot,) Tuesday do 40 ~
| AbelaId, (Phlosopher,) Thursday do do H.
/ Luther, (Reformer)
Gustavas Adolphus, tWarror)
/
Spiritual and Temporal Power
| /" j" " Asceucism and Reason
| Rslionaism and Faith
| I" Freedom and Authority.
+" " Liberty and Absoluion,
Tickets for the souIsegen.emen, 81 ladies' single eve
| Taylor and Bnylys bookstore, and pt the door
| Feb
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MARRIED.,

MARRIED,
In this city, the 26 ultmo, Church the Epiphany
the Rev. Mr. FRENCH A. DOUBLEDAY, United States army,
MARY b. daughter Of the late r. HEWITT, of Baltimore
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kNAPP's Chemistry Applied 20 the Arts, vol y
IN just published. London, 1851.
Fans Anatomy Of the External Forms Of Man; VOL and ~
OF plates London
Nichols Architecture Of the Heavens vol illustrated 10
ouehetts Practical Treatise ON the Mcroscope vol s
usted. London.
The P,an'-A Bography by NJ. schleiden, NJ. D.; yoiF
pncnads Natural History Of Man, vol octsyo 50 engaus
Illustrated Manual Of Operative Surgery and Surgical Anas
just published.
Many engravings. FRANCK TAYLoE
Dec III
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DANCING ACADEMY.-Flrst C0urse.-Mr. r. r. LABM
has the honor to the cIens OF Washington
town. and Alexandria, that his ft Of dancing
season will commence Thursday, November his
George Thomas Parkers grocery ore south side Of PeRn
avenue, between 9th and 7 Streets opposite Browns hotel
Days Of tuition Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays
l4-dH
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THE hank OF THE UNION, In Browns Marsh
Building is for the transaction Of exchange
general banking business.
RIO. II. GALLAGHER, President
s. w. MARSH, Cashier.
Dec left
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SPECIAL NOTICE-The undersigned respectfully
delinquent thai their accounts now ready
February by cash will receive
all from collector with positive Instructions.
delivery
auction the
TO deliver
purchased complied In
particular distinction will be made
Very respectfully,
Jan 27-ds, DYER MCGUIRE.
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Washington Assemblies
THE Assembly Ball will take place at Jackson Hall on Wed
i nesday evening" February 4th I, y..,
be obtained by subscribers al rsche
and Stevenss, Pennsylvania avenue. 49,. -,
only ucket W
applying executive who VIII be iound
Hall the day Of the ball.
Punctuu O'Clock requested. Jan 2y-dtd
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pARTNERsHIP.-s. w: HANDY grocer, opposite Wizards
Hotel associated him his 3. w. X Handy The
conducted under style and Of s.
Handy old stand SOUTH side PENNSYLVANIA
nue., between I4lh and 18th streets 8. W. HANDY,
Jan 90 81 8. w. X. HANDY.
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that be made.-We in the
y ing which be Sold make spring
stock;
100 pieces silk, various styles
23J do mousseine de lame, all grades, very nice
for lax cents.
do fine
20 do mernoss all good colors
80 do Paramatra cloths ali colors and grades
65 do whe red, and yellow fannes
100 do dark cassimeres, all grades
10 do overcoatings
30 do black and coored French cloths
20s do dark caicoes
i5s pairs blankets all grades, which especial
invited
lao dozen ladies' gentemens hid gloves Aiexandre
IS do ladies' winter hosiery, all grades
30 do genlemens hosiery
20 under
Is do ladies' undervssts
With variety Of all styles OF ladies' and genemen wear
and carpets, rugs, oil cloths, sc.
VERIFY 4 MILLER,
Jan T-lmoiu Penn. av, between 7th and eth
[Intl
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L IARPER's New Monthly Magazine 70 February.
III Women OF Christisnityt by Julia Kavenaugh.
Templeton's Mechanics Companion. 4
Aprletons Mechanics Magazine for February
Voltaire's Charles XII by Gabriel surenne.
TAYLOR 4 MAURY,
Feb3 booksellers 9Th 81.
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I,OHTY-FOUH ENGHAvINGs--For .
Il TONS, Harper's Magazine for February,
finustion of the lives cf Napoleon and Frankii
number OF interesting stories.
The Knickerbocker Magazine for February.
The International Magazine Cor February.
Florence sackvillej or, Self Dependence.
Everything in the book, stationery, and ne
found al
]. All
odeon Building, corner of48 street and Pc
Feb Std
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BY the arrival at San Francisco December %. OF the
Columbia, we have newspaper dates from Oregon TO the
goth December fourteen days later than by the last
rival.
The Columbia left Portland on December %, in the
midst OF violent Storm and sailed from Astoria
the oath She brought SO passengers.
The Oregon Spectator OF December l6 has the follow
ing
OUR oLImArE-The winter thus far has been, we are
informed by old settlers in this country, about usual
for Oregon, with nearly much OF rain and cold
in three four instances, and then but very slight
The and almost all kinds OF vegetables only
fresh and green, but actually growing finely Garden
oil various kinds be had in many OF the gardens
about town for the trouble OF gathering it, We yeser
day had the pleasure for the first time life OF eat
ing radishes grown in the open air in December Lettuce
OF good quality is also penty-it being the second
growth, and selfsown.
ORrooN LrersLArURE-0n December 2, at Salem, the
council chose Samuel Parker president and the house
VIM. M. King speaker On the sih a petition
read in the house. from Frank Tllord and others, pray
ing for the repeal OF the law prohibit negvoes and mua
toes from entering the Territory bill was reported on
the following day by Mr. Anderson granting such per
sons residence, provided they give suretes that they
shall not become county charge, which lost on the
iiih In the house on the sth MIR. Wilcox offered the
following important resolution;
Rssoird That committee Of Ave members be appon tod
eport this house the proptety Of calling convention
r the Of framing State constitution, and asking
Congress for admission as State into the Union.
LATER FROM HAVANA.
The Promehius puts us in possession OF our Havana
lies 10 the 25th instant The news is OF moment
The Diaro contains the official announcement OF the
'oe OF thanks from the Spanish Chamber OF Deputies 10
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WINTER ROUTE TO CHICAGO.-Trains Michigan,
Southern Northern Indiana railroads daily Sundays
excepted) as follows;
Leave Monroe and s.l5 Laporte
plank road ~ miles TO
Michigan 40 miles Answorlh and by
ID miles Chicago February by through 10 Chicago
leave Lapoe al 7J0, a.
and arrive al Monroe and Toledo at 545
Daily Wayne Stngs with Logans
po LAFAYETTE Indianapolis South Bend and al oter
with the principal towns north ana soulh
Toledo this line connects at DAD, p or a. m, WIN ue
South Shore roue BY stage and railroad 70
Erie Dunkrk, and Buffalo . . u,..,.
Passengers take all the way 10 Pt,sburg
and % miles staging TO Philadelphia ana New
York, Baltimore and Washington.
ADRIAN, Jan. IA, 1852 Jan zo-du
hats and caps fashion, OF every style,
III quality full supply constantly hand and Tor sale
moderate prices at .a :, .,,,,,
Hat Cap, and Gents Furnishing Establishment
Jan 25-7tdif Pennsylvania avenue near ~ street.
JINDER-GARMENTS,a at reduced prices, of silk fur
u merno abswool shaker flannel, Canton flannel and net
cotton, for sale al $3.50 = .~,,,a
Furnishing Establishment,
Ian o5-7tdif Pennsylvania avenue, ~ street.
CHIRTs-Dress Shirts plain embroidered, OF the finest quail
y superior and complete assortment now on hand
fits guaranteed In all
CHAS. IT, LANES
Fashionable Hat Cap, Gents Furnishing Establishment
Jan 25--7tdG Pennsylvania avenue, near u street.
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FRENCH JUVENILE ROOKS.-AmeIie on IL tronphfs \
ia Piete par Nine Bernier.
lie Bon Frdoin ie Mechant Tbeuy par @, C. schmid
Joseph 81 sdore le danger des Msuvaises Cumpagns
r. Marcel.
Saunders. f'>'
Illustrations de lsoire ssinte par rAbbe Rousser
Basien. GU le Devousmcnt Fiis par NJ, me Farrepe.
Amaa Corsin pOrpheIine de Senne mar Victor Doui
Antonio, on fOrphein de Florence par Louis FrieJeI
Simpies Coutss par NJ. IAbbe Roussler
Etudes ilistoriques, l'usage de In Ieupe.se
Les Trois Fills du Capitaine ; par Leon Guerin.
And others Of various kinds, styles, and pricea for you'll
FRANCg TAYLOR
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-12-30

ings Of the Mississippi Valley Railroad
Convention, preceding this report, that the
North Missouri Railroads. recommended to
the consideration CT the people as one of
the links in the great chain connecting the
Gulf of Mexico, and the territory Of Min
esota, the claims of which are so ably set
forth in the memorial of Mr.. Tarver, pre-
ceding this paper, and need no further elu-
cidation from us. The General Government
{ as has been stated above) have already
made grant similar to the one now asked,
for railroad from Mobile 10 Galena, on the
eastern side Of the Mississippi. Is the
western side less deservingp Have the
States of Louisiana, Arkansas, Missouri,
Iowa, and the Territory of Minnesota, few
er claims upon your bounty? no, not upon
your bounty, rather for their Just rights P
Have they no resources TO develop--no
hardy and industrious population seeking q
market? Are they on the confines of civ
ilization, and need no fostering care? Or
rather, are they not the central States of a
great confederacy, limited by two oceans,
lying in the richest and most fertile valley
the sun shines upon, and containing a larger
amount of arabic and mineral land (yet UNI
developed for want Of roads) than any other
five States in our country?
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DIE ID.

In Sacramento City, on the 18th November, Mr..
JAS. HARRISON MAUPIN, aged % years, son of Jas.
Maupin, Esq, of this county. He left home in
1870. ...- ..
GsB@ Richmond, Ky. papers please copy.
On the 18th inst, in Bowling Green prairie,
Charlton county, Mrs. CAROLINE. wife of Mr..
Louis Grotjans, aged some 27 years.
On the 22d inst, at the residence of his son-in-
law Mr.. Joseph BittalSer, in Brunswick, Mr.. AN
TOME MEYER, aged 10 years. .-.
On Wednesday last, Mr.. SMITH, father Of Mr..
Josiah d. Smith, of Charlton county.
On the 23d inst, of Winter Fever, Mr.. Peter B.
Hise Of Charlton county, aged some 40 years.
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Nj A RRIE ID.


At the residence of VIM. P. Roper, by Rev. G.
S. Savage, Mr.. HENRY S. WILHELM, Of Arrow
Rock, and Miss CATHARINE w. ROPER, of this
place. -
In Boonville, on the 9th inst, by Rev. John A.
Harrison, the Rev. ]. w. DUNN, Rector of ST.
Mary's Church, Fayette, and Miss ANN MARIA,
eldest daughter of WH Howard, Esq, of Cooper
county. ...
On the 9th inst, by Rev. Mr.. Edds, DR.. GARNER
of Richmond, and Miss EUGENE HUNDALL of
Charlton county, Mo.
On the Goth, at Independence, by Rev. w. H.
Lewis, Mr.. JOHN l.. MORRISON and Miss ELIZA
THOMSON, both of this county.
On the 10th inst, by Rev. Mr.. Edds, Mr. JOHN
FUeUA and Miss ANN ELIZA P. BLANK ENsHIP, all
Of Charlton county.
On the = inst, by Dr. W. B. Watts, Mr. GEO.
HUNT and Miss SARAH YATES, daughter of Judge
John M. Yates, all of Randolph county.
On Monday evening, 9th inst, by +. w. Digges
Mayor of Glasgow, Mr.. JOHN newest and Miss
ELIzABETH Howard, both Of this county.
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1853. NEW ARRANGEMENT. 1856
GLASGOW WEEKLY TIMES,
A large, handsome, and well filled newspaper
ron ONE DOLLARI

From and after the LIST of January next, the
GiGsgop Weekly Times win be published at ONE
DOLLAR PER ANNUM IN ADVANCE. All
subscriptions except those paid beyond that time,
will then be dscontnued-and all others as soon
as the time expires for which they are paid.
The THIRrEENTH voLUaE of the paper is abou
expiring, and desire to increase ITS circulation,
and confne his business to the cash principle, in
duces the Publisher to reduce the price of sub
scription to One Dollar. AT this low price, and
the nominal postage under the late postal regula-
tons, the TIMES is one of the cheapest papers in
the West. Its sire isample-its typography ex-
celed by none-its amount of reading matter by
but few. With these advantages, and now nearly
thirteen years experience, the editor feels that he
call his friends and patrons, and the reading
community generally, to aid in extending the cir
eulation Of the TIMES, and that the call will be
properly appreciated, and generously responded to
Everything likely TO interest the public-Polit-
cal, Commercial, Agricultural, &c.--will be found
in its columns. The effort will be made to render
u faithful record Of the news of the day-of pass
ing events of every descrption-so that all classes
of readers may peruse its columns with pleasure
and profit
No name entered on the books without the cash,
and all subscriptions promptly discontinued at the
end Of the year.
CT Cut this prospectus out-attach piece of
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CLARK II. GREEN,
December, 1852. Editor and Publisher.
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The Vermont Legislature has passed a
stringent "Maine Law" Among its pro-
visions is one authorizing constabes to ar
rest and commit to prison every man they
find 'swipesy," and there keep him till he
is in fit state 10 testify where he obtained
his liquor. If he refuses TO testify, the
justice before whom he is brought, has pow
er to commit till he will. The law is to be
voted on by the peoples; if they say yes, it
goes into operation the first Of April; ifno,
then on the first of December. This re-
minds us Of the colored preacher, who said
there would be services at his house on the
next Thursday "ef de Lor be willin, and on
de next Tuesday, any hon."
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Telegraph.

Mr.. SrIBBINs, Agent for the Missouri
river Telegraph company, will be here in a
few days, for the purpose OF seeing what
our citizens will do on the subject of a Tel
egraph line. 1t is proposed to establish a
line connecting Columbia, ROcheport, Fay
cite and Brunswick, with Boonville. Mr..
Mr.. S. is now below, and will be here, as
before stated, in a few days, and we hope he
may find our business men and capitalists
prepared to take literally. Brunswick, we
understand, is pledged to take her share
Columbia will do likewise, and the amount
subscribed at this place will determine, in
all probability, whether the line will be
built or not.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-12-30

Ef=NEwToN PETERS, Of Missouri, re-
Gently made a handsome speculation by
driving sheep over land to California. He
started with 2,50S sheep, and at Salt Lake
he sheared them and sold the wool for 3d.
800. On reaching California with 1000 of
them, in good condition, he was offered 1913
head for the lot, which he refused being
sure of higher price. .-
The above paragraph has been going the
rounds of the Western papers. 1t is said
that a great many Western farmers and
others, will try their luck in similar ex-
pertinent another season. If they can man.
age to save their mutton on the route, the
speculation will doubtless pay San
Francisco Placer Times, Nov. 16.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-12-30
Valuable Improved Land for Sale

fRnh The subscriber desires to sell val sSRe
I'LL liable tract Of Improved Land, situate SsSssGS
on the State road leading from Glasgow TO a.
Huntsville, about miles from the former place,
containing in all from 300 to $50 acres-about 200
of which is in cultivation, balance well tmbered.
Most of the land in cultivation is sewed down in
wheat and clover, and looks well. The above tract
joins the farm Of Stephen Donohoe, Porter Tooley
and others.
For terms, and further particulars enquire Of the
undersigned, living near the Charlton Church, or
w. ]. stratton, in Glasgow.
DAVID PERKINS.
RT-St. Louis Republican copy weekly, times,
send bill, and charge this Office
December 80, ls52-iw.
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A Card to the Public.

it,HE undersigned have purchased the entire
interest Of Dr.. j. A. TALBOT In the firm or
BOON, TALBOT & SMITH, becoming thereby
charged with the settlement Of all its affairs, and
will continue the business without interruption at
the same place.
Our business will as heretofore be conducted on
Liberal scale with every department placed o.,
the most advantageous footing, which ample faci-
ties and long experience affords.
Respectfully soliciting the favorable consider
ton Of our friends and the public, assure then,
Of our determination TO give entire satisfaction 10
customers, by offering al all times ample stocks OF
the most desirable Goods at as low prlces as any
house in the country, and by fair dealing and unre-
hitting exertions to retain the confidence of the
community ID. 49, ---., b .
BENJAMIN SMITH,
.. SAMUEL ]. DUNCAN,
VIM. G. BOON.
C,,,oto n, < 1890 &c q.