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NOMINATIONS ii
OF 1852

M0WNATlONS
OF 1852
Au7n AaCkAxoxna
AND THE CAMPAIGN u vAsaay
OrESent
AND ~r Az prps~etc ~e,s Z, cor trad,
~ ~ sLe wish Cos
cenuemen's Clothing,
Vt Goou MATERIALS sea sss,s s,r
.sp ..sA, Tr sa.he = lena .,esy .Aoss; I
would cay tss~Ae sad Ill, whs sssi r ir,hinr
that have tAv istsrst haA aost fa.h,ensbr
Asscs' msnt Of eli kioi. Of
Cloths. f'immings, Fsrmishiny
Geeds, ssd RradbsMade
Ctcthiwg
rs~s nhrwa fa ssls in i,sssden. And 1
have The s-s' Shop .nd 'A- '~'.' ts''sf. sns
80 good ~oskm~n 10 msk~ M, - cen ~
Esand THE SIDE Of Bosion or New York
Ny shop 10 The cse fotmcTiy occupied ky
L. { Scott; af Cater !. ore ~bo has had
great espvrtnet IA hiA business IN sey~tni
d ,,e largest Cites In The Uu,,~d Sisus !.
aad my ynnfs ARE tar<r~pe,d osrs, " Ia
eau b BEAT !" making up. 4 .sy Ia one
aud ell, come aud see " fu NC can do ron
re"d 40 ,hs wsy =: c'oth,pg. We can Gu,
and make you
\ GOOD GAR MENT r0R a Low
PRICE, f
and manufactured Of tbs very brat ,rsterssi
S3C0ypyHsIxYn
dooc oa short notice and wsrrH,aSd IN IL II
Prarerly made Up, WE. suTLitr
BRANDON. lnf,s.. lh.i4 CO. n snii
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" Troy III Eosion in 8 do
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
commencing My II isjS'
Trailv eaiuv knpfh. teCSs Tyoy

Mad Tram. GID Il NJ, after arrival of mar
ming bouts from New York aud EAprrs.
Tram from Bni!ato Arrives at Rutland 10
A ", cunr~ct'ng v',,h'Trains iof Burlington
and Boston direct
Express Tram ~ d, 4. II f!oiS 6 o clock
Express Train from New YORK. .irrives al
Rutland f..b r. N, ~ season Tor Rutland 4
Bnrl'ngtoa EApress Trans, ies"hing Boston,
Lowell. Monlreh's, nd Ogdehsburgiisanied de,
-tcc",nmodatlon Train = W., r',er arrival
Of H"d,on River day Tfsms, and Exl'resS
Trans from hi. Wer,. .irr,vrs II. Rutland
3pr 81, and reaching Burlington and Rel
BELOW. falls same evening"
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NE. the subscribers, being appointed b. the
" ton Probate Court II FaIrtavsn COMM.
sioner-t" receive, examine nj adus, all CLAIM,
amt Demands 81 all pcrsuns against Oliver L.
Herman late of tawiet Ia aaid disSr,e, deceased
represented insolveht aud ia months from the
18th day of JAY 1862 being allowed by said
court tvr that purpose, We d" therefore hereby
SNe notice thai We will attend 10 the business
"t our al ap.'ointineu, at the dwelling house Of
"li"w >.iepcs III rmaa la saia fawict on the
18th days cf August AMI September next from
. o dock NJ aatii tu'ciuc. +. 81 sn each VI
.ati days
p.teI at fa~ie, titi. bj,h day of July, 1885,.
m >. h,usHIos, ,Comni,s,,rcr.
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STATE Of vFRMoNT,

AiffG JthSs.
Action OF Book acc"un'---spm de sus nd,.d
three thousand doiis,s, wat GATED 81 .iprii
1852
B,eaWs. the sad .9|ued jerks resides
without Tins S,s'r Ia wi, ~ the state OF
New forS, aad has not hs1 p~rso nnl h".,ee
al the pending oi ih's sui, It's vrnciedlhat
III ne notified To appear al the at trrn, Of
this cnpri 10 be held a, Rutland within ard
fyr sad county IN the second Tue ,-isy 81
Hrpic nbrr. A. -. i-h2, then and there TO
answer thr'e,", by publishing the subs,anc.
Of the pant'bs declaration. .ogethe With
III. order. three weeks successIvefy in the
Rutland Herald printed at Rn,Isnd, the
LIST publication 30 be- at least twenty days
befsr~ sad term, which vhnil he deemed
al fiic ten, noiite. IN DAY thereof is gwen
, Nc. J.. w. HOPKINS, ttyi
H.. III isy
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NOTICE

wntREAS my vile, Jan, A F-nton,
w has ~ah"oi csase left nv bed and
b"std, ! hs,.hy all p~ss.ss uu,t,ng hrt on
any srrouni az ] .bsll pay no seL,, ~ her
contracting STEfPEN \. FENTON
!! ubtard,on, July "a, te32 3uwA
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EStr;ly.

sYM On Monday, June II I>j2 the
v 10 w Subscriber was foli"wrd iron,
e~A Il Noah Foster s,,n Rutland TO ms
~ ~ residence in Mrndop, by q
lnhi hay rrur LII luntr L al
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&OfAt. 6es1stesds Chsss, r sh.ss, l;hss,
- bss Sctis, Dsesssng Tsklss, wssh sasads
RecliRg Chssss; lrsaEA sSH Msi.sssss an
,sc~ fcehy N I:ANbklk 4 DRAWS
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NOTICE

htrepy gwen that application viii he
- made Is the is ri SESSION. ot the Gcnerai
Assembly of ih,s Stale, LOT charter ior a
Bank NJ deposit and discount. Ia he iocsied
~ ts.'ie,~n IN III. County If Ru,isnd ~
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This new Un,"n - u" in0otsioa GpoS
long and tsYly established principles, The
platform " not made Of irap,. spr'ngs aud
rotten rfa'pks aud tunga' i'l'er, hke tie
buffalp Platform, sort OF "spr,ny 10 eAish
woodtncks' II wa, established apon ifos
principles We lmvs rode on II Tor the last
i2 months with unparalleled sucsess Those
who have not tired Il are most cofd'aliy m
vitcd 10 step on. We r. fbr the Union en-
hrs.
We make ohr own r1rchsscs and salrs
will, nuf ow II heads and ffands. We do not
call Together seven d,r~ttofs Of in1tnse wIs.
dom TO t.l,btrsic upon the putcbs.c ola hog
hend Of sour n,oiasses or = ftw pniatul. Of
damaged Goldfish. snd then send of +" crr.
tam humhug, WIN DAFT know goldfish from
book ruy',n, to make the purchase. Nor
d. We keep onr accounts ~ Worlds 30 He'd
back ward aud the letters aud figures turned
upside down.
Rutland, May -, 1877
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STRAY HORSE,

nRokE ,nis The eseI ssuse Of tts~ sahse, =.
- erf 80 tlse x7th sasi. q white mere wits
ea hes - Sssk hssd f~i, ssppcsea Ia 10
sboas sighs yesfs AID, Tbs psnsf 10 r~qoc..
her sway. N.sTHANH u. CONGDON.
Ws,s Cisrena,n, lslr 20, 1851, 30~ ,
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PAPER tAN6lN0s.

Y IS ssd lasssIiir' .IIrrr, Tarf' l-''i :,
Y .t..ec b. FNtft9f a StsN
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GOOD GARY ENr voR A Low

dooc on short notice and wsrraWtod IN ii /,
properly made Up w. Z. suTIitr.
Brandon, Junr, ls!,3. 3, TAFT
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The Wheeling bridge.

To The Editor Of Ms Union:
There is great flood in the Ohio river, and the
is still rising rapidly. II is the greatest flood that
has occurred for the last twenty years.
We the subscribers. have this moment ,otnsssed the
passage under the Wheeling bridge of the talest boat
the OHIO riverihe Cincinnati This is the boat that
Chancellor Walworh selected the one which was to
guide the court in adjusting the height OF the bridge.
When this boat passed she her way up, trying
to reach Psburg, no boats running, except
ing those which making for ports This boat stopped
at the Wheeling wharf, and during the few minutes she
remained here, threw back her chimnes. She then
passed steadily under The BRIDGE having space still to spare
Of about elsusn feet.
This is the practical result with the tas boat on the
riper ohsn passing at the top Of tho highest flood that hiss been
witnessed here for t,0sniy years.
The Supreme Cour decided that this bridge shall
be ken doWn nuisance. There must be some mis-
take in this business We stockholders in the
BRIDGE and think that the Court must have been in some
way misel
This bridge is nuisance. The navigation is now
virtually suspended by the flood but the travel is still
The thing happened last fall when the river was
DISTRACTED by low water; and it happened again this
winter. when it obsructed by ice. The bridge has
failed since its erection, at any season. to accom-.
modate the commerce OF the country.
| Please publish this act Of justice.
| Your obedient servants,
JOHN LAWRENCE NEwBY, WILLIAM H. POWELL.
JACOB G METcALF. JAMES CuMMINs,
| s. RICE. j. s. FoRB,
| WHEELING, Va, April 10, 1852.
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satisfaction Of carrying own mails across the ocean
Under our own flag.
This weoushi smphaiieally 10 do. II should be made
point OF national honor We should not commit the
letters and correspondence OF citizens 10 the
exclusive custody OF foreigners la times OF revolution
airy and political commoiion, IL is well known that all
the European governments exercise the practice OF
pionage and claim the right 10 open and inspect the
mails for their convenience and security Shall the
people OF this country, by the grace OF God free and
independent, be indebted 10 the cemency OF foreign gov
ernments for preserving their correspondence nyioale
from exposure Certainly not la addition 10 the seal
OF the citizen should be the broad seal OF our Postmaster
General TO the nvioabiliiy OF every letter Of
every citizen. however humble. whether he be
i've emigrani. writing to his friends abroad. This
should be secured at expense if need be- but in the
Collins line il can be accomplished without cost 10 the
government We have only to make reasonable adj
vance. lend aid and will all be returned to the
ury. as past experience abundantly proves. Let Con-
gress to this and take OF the interests OF the
people.
have thus endeavored TO show the obligations OF the
government. in providing efficient fleet OF steam
for the national defence, and also for carrying its
own mails the deep; and. il my positions
tabshed, nothing need be said in regard to the
policy and duties of the government the two principal
propositions with which commenced.
But incidental TO the two main propositions. there
third one that is OF interest to the whole American
people, to wit
3d. Il is the duty of the government TO promote our
foreign commerce. But of this shall treat in another
number.
AN AMERICAN
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By >. q. MCGUIRE. Auetionoes.
CABINET FURNITURE, PIANO, FRENCH. PLATE MIRRORS,
French China crystal eulEs.s chamber cottage furniture
AeOn Monday morning, April 10 O'Clock,
sha residence OF the Hon N X Hail. street.
ner OF eth, his furniture and ousehod effects, vixi
On octave sewood piano and stool
mahogany diyans parior chairs and rockers
DO halr-c cloth and beaded cane seat arm chairs
sdeb0ard dining, centre, and card tables
gill framed manlel mirrors, ottolnans
! do pier do wth-naIols SLAB
Damask window curtains, cornccs and shades
sisered grandoes, plated eandiesticks
Whte French China dinner, dessert and coffee service
French China gold band set
Crystal cut decanters, gobiets, tumbiers
Champagnes and wines, hoeks finger bowls
Cut glass noa bowls and celery glasses
Britannia ware, buffers and stand
Brussels three ply and ingau carpets
cloth, stair
Side lamps, bronze hairaek
ma and passage druegeu
Two chamber cottage sets, cottage chairs
Cherry Fren' and low poet bedseads, crib
Beds, holsters aud pillows, hair mattresses
Fhuck paiasses, wasnstands
Mahogany and toilet glasses
Chamber tables, towel racks lounge
Comforts, plate
Cooking and chamber stoves, kitchen utensils &C
Also few dozen choice selected wines
$50 and under $50 creditor TWO and four
J.. C. MCGUIRE.
APP 93-d Aucuoncor.
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The SEoUrs OPERA TROUPE Our readers will be graft
fled to learn that this excellent operac company will re-
main for another week in consequence OF APP
pcatons for the operas of the Bohemian Girl Cinde-
rela which, together with production OF Masanieo will
render the Encouragement brilliant Il will be re
mcmbered that the fst'nsmed opera played during
Passion Week and stormy nights thereby preventing
many families personally acquainted with from at.
tending. On Tuesday evening" will be by the adj
yersoment in another column. tho little boys and girls are
invited to witness the charming opera Of Cinderella This
is admirable arrangement and the ngcmen n,
will be amply rewarded for tins attention the little people
The Bohemian Girl is performed tomorrow night.
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THE ladies and OF Washington
sPectfuiy informed that the os4sp Frsy orrnA
ASIA, on rus FApv Lrrs GLAss he
peomed the National Theatre tuesday evening 9th
for the entertainment the uvssiIs
commensine Children cf ao
pecied TO attend enjoy good and
Ap& - '''TF'Q
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By J. Q. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON PENN6YLvANiA
saaBy virtue OF decree Of the circuit
District OF Columbia, sitting court Of chancsry
premises Monday April 70, 1852 ~ O'clock
Of 10, No in square No. 46i, improved BY three
brick house.
Also part No p No. 4ol, and improvements
subject a ground rent Of $50 per annum -
The located south side OF Pennsvsns
9th aud 7ih streets
fourth residue In H. 49, and ~ months.
of ae the deferred payments 70 be Sc
purchasers sancto secnred and upon
and Of the
purchase money before the trustees will give good
and sufficient deed. . .....,
NATHL p. CATLETT,
Trustees.
JAS. q. MCGUIRE,
An AeodSds Aucioneex
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seusdly high reputation lis selections are always in
good taste. ADD possess sterling merit Ia those OF the
last number particularly commend To our city readers
the article from Taits Magazine. entitled Peyen,abie
DEATH" which shows among other things the injurious
effects OF imperfect drainage, which we have always
considered fruitful Of disease in this city, and an
evil which calls loudly for active, systematic
remedy.
Our thanks due to Messrs Taylor & Maury for
copies OF the following publications: The Memory
OF Washington, with biographical sketch Of his mother
and vile, with numerous anecdotes making small
tayo volume, Margaret Cecil; or can because ought
by Cousin Kate, author Of "Set about it at once" &c.
The Spangers and Tingies or. the Rival Bellies tale
unwilling the mysteries OF society and politics they
exist at the present time in the United Sales by j. b.
Jones. author OF Wild Western Scenes sc. The Ad-
ventures OF Colonel Vanderbomb in pursuit Of the presi
dencyi by the same author
History Of The Uaitsd Sfates-vol. w. BY GEORGE BAN
CROFT. Published by Little u BRows, Boston.
This fourth volume OF Mr.. Bancroirs History OF the
United States forms the first OF the series which the
author proposes 10 treat the great subject OF the American
revolution. The volume before embraces what Mr..
Bancroft the first epoch OF the notwithstanding
the period extending from 7Is to l763 the year in which
treaty OF peace between France and England termi-
mated the struggle between those powers for mastery
on the American continent. The historic unity OF this
period Mr. Bancroft finds in the fact that it resulted in the
overthrow oil the European colonial system.
II is understood that Mr. Bancroft formed the design OF
writing the History OF the Revolution work complete
in ITSELF hough forming the sequel to his preceding vol
umes in consequence OF the new and important nate
rails which he discovered and examined during his official
residence the British Court The present volume
was sleeoyped and ready for publication six years
since. but has been entirely recas and almost wholly
rewritten. in view Of the Of information thus
opened. ateaa. Hs
This last portion of Mr. Bancofrs great work has been
generally regarded by the press, both in this country and
in England having than sustained the high
reputation OF the preceding volumes. We observe that
the last number OF the Westminster Review, in very
able survey OF the present state of American literature
assigns to MIR. Bancroft PROFESSIONALLY the first place
among American historians.
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by A. GREEN, Aaot,onssr.

DRICK HOUSE AND LOT AT AUCTIoN.-on Monday tho
ID instant shall SELL AT O'clock in front Of tho prem
good brick house and io being south part Of lot
No 80 square fronting Oregon being sub
The contains good
5eet alley, containing 400
feet.
and " months purchaser
giving notes. bearing from day Of deed given aud
deed OF trust taken. Title indisputablc -
Ap 2i-d A. GhEEN, Aucuoncer.
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RROOkE n VILLA Ms, Banker, opposite the
uy Department prepared banking and exchange
business Particular attention will collection
dras and claims OF the
~ well as Individuals residing In District the
intrnsted him.
Land warrants bought md sold. Ap Q5-dlm
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CARUsI's SALOON.

CARUsI's SALOON.
Grand Musical .aracfon.Fow Ha,srcd and NipdysirfA
in the United States
THE Gemana Musical Society respectfully their nr.t
grand Concert take Tuesday evening April
Saloon On this they will assisted
bratcd artist ALFRED ,ELL pianist
appeared the United
Particulars IN future advertisement.
Ap A-saSunhTu Telegraph
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Nv A. GREEN, Aucs,ope,r.

TWO NEARLY NEW Two-sToRY FRAME HOUSES, WITH
i BACK BUILDINGS AND LOTS, AT AUCTIoN.-on Wed
nesday the 18th shall premises
O'Clock, two good and nearly fame houses They
two siocs with back budngs and other ont
house, and which they being lot No ~
Of lot NJ 2, in No Ag front ~ Of
IS inches 100
fec, to rs foe, alley, containing 4,575 square feet
The described property bandsomsy located and will
positively be sold, L. about leave tho city
Terms oneah The bslsncs in six months the purchaser
payment bearing
Of SALE deed and deed Of nken Title ind.pussbe
t A. GREEN,
Ap-25-A Auc,ianeer. f
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NATIONAL THEATRE.

NATIONAL THEATRE.
Mr.. Il. A. MARSHALL, Lessee. Mr.. w. NJ FLEMING Stage
Manager.
Rsengassmen Of the distinguished segun Opera Troupe
nights.
MospAr EVENING, April 90, 1884,
performed the Grand Opera BY Ba acts, the
BOHEMIAN GIRL.
To conclude the very successful farce of
sLAsHER AND CRAsHER.
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Private dress circle and parqucts cents, reserved
orchestra rs family circle
tiird der, so cents eolored gallery IS cents.
An
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nyD upANDyvery choice old pale and dark brsndss mel
low favor, warranted perfectly pure and suitable or
mede"'' p''p''' GEORGE Z THOMAS PARKER, co,
An Ia-4wifMwhs Opposite Browns Hotel
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PASSENGER trains follows, r.ans.. s. n Tt7
L Leave Washington at and M 12S, M, and 4,
Leave Baltimore Mt Al and " q M; and ", }. m.
On Sundays and gon and
the second and fourth from Baltimore omitted
Tickets and baggage checks Philadelphia and New
Obtained by leaving snd
the OF themselves
baltimore and Philadelphia, 4 railroad station.
Communication tickets TO Bsdensbug Ella quarter, win be
80 TN. PARSONS.
Ap 4-du +. Agent.
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CARD.-The public respectfully requested
the sale Of housbod niure ae the residence Of Hon
~ Hail. Monday morning, the 26h nst street,
Of 9Th.
Also, the sale residence Of Chrva~r Hnsemann Tues
day morning. the 9th in-t the OF and 2sth
The house viii be for visitors Monday from TO- A.
p IN. i. q. MCGUIRE,
Ap25-9f AucIonecr
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lANARS Birds, Piping Bulnwchcs, GoidAnches,
bnncs hcf have Just received
Of Chss Reche Botsr New York; OF
all In the best and lately from
viii be offered for
eorn. Of oth street and Pennsylvania avenue Also, variety
nns Japannca cages #I'I7' III
The public respectfully requested them.
Ap25-a q. MCGUIRE.
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He Alexandria boat.
4 ~~~u THE Steamer GEORGE WASHINGTON win de-
EAop pat follows Boats fare, i2i cents, coach fare,
cents. Persons making the trip for pleasure, boats
fare half price Three Northern Liberty Market
TN street. for the the Capitol t7kok
uk,s,4 snd O'Clock. IT
Leave Alexandria nj IN, on, Tx, r. 4 and O'Clock
Leave Washington al 81, ION, i2k, D. and o'clock
jon CoRsoN,
Ap 24-d Capiain. &
DIIAs n. HILL. President OF the Board of
Counc win BE- suppored for Mayor the ensuing election by
Apss-dow MANY CJTiZRNe.
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SELECTED QUALITIEs.-we open today
eioth the qualities and coors OF All
OF which recommend
10 pieces medium nd black French cassmeres
6ne black cashmere vesngs
$50 pieces u cbenp and fine shifting couons
OF the heat grades at low prices
~ bundles eentemens spring underrhirs
umbrellas half hose gloves, mspendsrs, and
pocket handkerchofs 81 all kinds
black cioths csssimees, Irish linens, OF
obtain them OF extremely low prices
Terms cash, unless arranged to the contrary. -,
" f'--' PERRY h BROTHER,
March 3l--loteoif Opposite Centre Market
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u OWEN & SON. Military and Naval Merchant Tai
d. method Of Informing their friends and the pub
generally that they have just received direct from New York
goods consisting superior blue
black fancy blue, black, and ancy cassmeres with
latest together with variety OF other
artic O genlemen's - :.
Thankful past yos that their friends will call
and for themselves.
Ap 7-3tAwlm
HALL a. BROTHER removed 70 the nAagnfn-
III splendid sales
opposite furniture 7th
Miss Demots building and you can't
keep from finding
We are opening Philadelphia Of the
this MARKET comprising
Of every description.
Grape OF every kind, extra rich
500 ladies' and misses straw bonnes
bands, style, and very handsome
Gentienpen's of all kinds.
boy Of all kinds
Domestic goods OF all kinds
Carpeunrs oicoths, and description OF
which TO sell
che Philadelphia, and
had other establishment In the Dis
patronage extended towards Al the old
attention please continue tho
Of business have
commodious and much cheaper rent.
HALL BROTHER
March 3o--3tsw3wif