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G. L. GIBERSON,

Attorney and Counseller-at.Law.
DRACTICES in all the Courts of the District and
l. atteads to the prosecution of Claims before Con-
gress and the Executive Departments
Ca Office on Louisiana avenue nc ar Seventh street
Jan s.
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JOHN WAGNER,
Carver and Glider.
PENN. AVENUE, BETWEEN 18th 18th SITS.
WASHINGTON DC feb4-
NOTICE.

III LEMON, Upholsterer, will be happy to serve
LII. the citizens Of Washington in all that sppcr-
talnS to bis profcsslou Faithful workmanship gu-r
anteed in all cases. or no remuneration for service,
expected The pubic respectfully in vIted to call
and SEE his improved balance weight fixtures for cur.
taius at his pace of business On I1th street near
Pennsylvani, avenue.
Reference to Messrs. Clagett Dodson and Prof
Chas. G.. Page. feb g.
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BANK OF THE UNITED STATES,

Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington
4 LIST Of Banks taken on depo lite at par and under
n 10y the Bank Of the United States
Bank of the Metropolis -. par
Bank of Washington
Bank If the Republic ........
Patriotic Bank. .. -.
SoiulAo DdHh
Farmers 4 Merchants Bank
Exchange Bank g., W., Co u disc't
Farmers Mechanics Bank Geo town . :. par
Mechanics Bank, do 49,,
Bank of Commerce do
UNCCRRENT MONEY.
All New England Banks. =. ID di<c't
City Banks of New York .. * &"
New Jersey Banks. ........A "
New York States. ~ g
STOCK SECURITY BANKS, D. c.
Bank of the United States :. par
A,o'Io'ol Ddhh
Suffolk Bank, (Aew York; ..........
BENZ ELLERY, Cashier.
WASHINGTON. D. c.. Feb 16. 1888. fbl6-
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PROSPECTUS CT THE
SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN.

To Mechanics, Inventors, and Manufacturer
THE pub ishers of the Scientific American re-
spectfully give notice that the Sixth Volume Of
this valuable journal commenced the twenty frsi
OF September. o-ring favorable opportunity for all
to subscribe who take Interest the progre and
development of the Mechanics, Arts. and Manufac-
lures of our country. The character of the Scientific
American is too we'll known throughout the country
to require det'iled account of the various subjects
discussed through its columns.
The aim Of the publishers and has been to render
it the most thorough aud useful scientific Journal in
the country; and to judge of this, by comparing lis
circulation and Influence with other publications of
Value, as the leading exponent of The Arts and Sci
eDc.s.
1t is published weekly heretofore in quarto form
on fine white pal aording at the end of the year
an Illustrator Enry clopedia of TOUR hundred
pages, with an index, and from five to six hundred
original EneravingS described by letters of REFER
ence; beside vast amount of practic information
concerning the progress of Scientific and Mechanical
i'll provements, Chemistry, Civil Engineering Manu-
featuring in its various branches, Archi ecture, Ma
sonry Botany-in short it embraces the entire range
of the Arts and Sciences
1t also possesses an original feature not found in
any other weekly journal in the country, viz; an
Official List of Patent Claims prepared expressly for
its umns at the Patent Office thus constituting it
the ''Amcrican Keportory OF Inventions"
In 'nnexion with the publishing department. the
proprietOrs transact the most extensive home and
foreign Patent business done in this country: conse
qurnty their facilities must be CORRESPONDENCE SUI.
perior.
Terms-ss2, 90 per year, in advance; 81 90 for six
months.
ALI letters must be post paid and directed to
MUM c.,
Publishers If the Scientlfi, Anne, lean.
jan 10 No LIS Fulton street. New York
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JUST RECEIVE ID, direc, from the i'm port er
u 100 psirs French Walking Shoes 'glazed)
50 do do Toilet Slippers, beautiful article
90 do Paris Pumps, for the Drawing Room
And now for sale at the Fashionable Root Sto,.
Bro"ns' liotel. J. MILLS.
ian o.
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EMBR0IDERlEs AND LACE GOODS.

I HAVE this day opened a iue lot of the above
L go hs Ct this Springs imporla ion which invite
the Ladies TO call and exam. ine
Lace Sleeves IS cents to $500
Habits 200
Muslin 3713 g SEQ
Sleeves 90 IS 100
Musqnitur Collars all prices
Also, 'alenci Lace and Edge
Musiin Inse ting and kd..
Cambria, Edge, and Inserting,
1ini'y Bands, &c.
feb 26-3t TATE .4
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Freeman Hunt, efq.

The Merchant Magn.ine is published monthly, an
142 Fulton street. New York, by Freeman Hunt, aid
nprnrh he'd To sutss. ibers fS kivs Dolsrs yesT. In
SdvSnf6 ian H.
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GRAND BALL.
And Musical SOiree at Carusf,s

ME WASHINGTON LIGHT INFANTRY BAND
L have the pleasure Of announcing to their friends
ana 10 yl'lors to he Metropolis that the evening
OF the Presidents Inauguration. 9th March) they
Will give q Grand Ball and Musical Soiree. Every
arrangement has been made to make the entertain
ment worthy Of the OCCASION The adm rers of Terp.
schore WI have an opportunity of enjoying them.
selves to their hearts delight while the Band during
the evening will perform some of the most beautiful
selections o the best composers.
A Tickets 81; to be had at the door and the usual
places
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N ARRIVAL Mt BROWNS HOTEL
N just received from the mandatory of VIM. l..
McCauley, Of Baltimore
One case of Patent Ccrk-Sole Boots
One of DoubleSole Boots
One case Dress Boots
For sale at the Fashionable Boot Store Of
dec4 j. MILLS
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Letter from the Hon. Thomas II. Beuton.

WARRINGTON CRY, April 20. 1879
Mr. Freeman Hunt. Sir: L owe you many thanks
for the orportuniti have had read the Merchants
Magazine. and have Eund Il in reality TO he a Maya
zine. and that we'll re lenished. of all the useful
matter viii n the title would imply, and presented
with fullne's and clesrBess which delights Will. IL
instructs. 1t Is, in fact. mere hsnts nagazipe In
the large xcceptation ef tie term who 70
between nations. ~htse large operations bring many
departments of knowl.cge and view Of the s.te of
the World. into d~iy requsi'ioD. But it is not the
great merchant only. but the one Of more rsoJest
but. nevertheless. Of most useful operstirns-the
merchant fthe interior also-who will find this ma
gazins abound with the information, the purs,it
of his business and the elevation II the mercar tile
character requires Nor is it's utility ut all confined
to trcbants Tut extends 70 the legislator and dpo
mati>t and to all who charged with managing
the affairs of the nation. or myself have found
il mCst useful to me in my senatorial labors, ard
hive leen in the habit for many years Of c. rful,y
consulting it.
Very respectfully, SIR, your obedient -erv,nt.
THOMAS III. BENTON.
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COMPLIMENTARY BALL
FRANKLIN FIRE COMPANY
TO THE

Y'HE ARLINGTON CLUB respectfully .,nor
70 their friends and fellow citizens that taev in.
tend Gel: giving Complimentary Ball to the Franklin
ERE company on Friday evening, March 4th 1858. at
Apollo Hall, on Pennsylvania avenue
Tickets ST. to be had Of any Of the Manager, and At
the door "oo u
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LADIES' DRESS TRIMMINGS
every variety on hand and made to order at Mrs
Low rs trimming mandatory, Penn. avenue,
south SIDE between 9Th and 10th streets
feb 25-ec3t
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TYR. LARZETTI'S JUNO CORDIAL OF
IL PROCREArIVE ELIXER.-A certain remedy
IN all cases impotency. tarrennss, huor abus, off
cult painful menstruation, incontin. Of nrine
and all diseases arising from debtati'n Of the sys
tenn where an Impulse, or restorative is required.
Price 81, per bottle. For sale by
s. K. SYLVESTER,
Druggist and Apothicaries.
jan "a corn. Of {. h and Ii ets
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JUN III. OUNN, q BRUTHEK,
SOLE AGENTS FOR THE CITY OF
NEWELLS PATENT SAFETY LAMP FEEDER
WARRANTED to prevent all accidents from the
w use Of Burning Fluids. Any one seeing the
jets will be perfectly satisfied of their safety. We
have them fitted to the Solar, Glass and Brittania
Lamps. Also Extra Heads and Tubes to fit any Lamp
For sale, wholesale and retail by
JOHN NJ. DOM. l. BRO,
Penn. av., let. 10th and 18th streets
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BOYS. AND CH1LDRkN's

FASHIONABLE
READY-MADE CLOTHING AND
OUTFITTlNG ESTABLISHMENT,
Pennsylvania Avenue, bctwee,a 9th and 10th Streets
NEXT DOOR TO IRON HALL.
feb 81
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bU1TER! BUTrsk..

o, bU1TER! BUTrEk..
\ FhiME lot of New York Ru,tsr will hs .old v.rv
- hap 10 ose a concern
"a fresh Eggs and Buckwheat Flour. cheaper
eheapest. Call ami Soc
WILLIAMS / CO.,
AI- Near cor. 9th ct and Louisiana ave.
next door b Wimar'S
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NEW AND SPLENDID GOODS.
w R1TING Desks, Ladies Work Boxes
w Gen.Iemens Shaving Cases
Ell .htday Clocks, a superior article
Porte Monaies, Biru Gags, &C. received and for
sale low at the 7th street Fancy Store, I'd below E.
dec o. A. HAMMOND.
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MANAGERS: ...
". l.. Jones. C. Sherwood
K. Eckloff " Hutton
]. N. F. Hough W. Worthinpton
r. +. alexander. J. :. Sasstord. ;
II. u: middleton. g. Brashears
B. w. Brown A. Mc(1unnao.,
II. L. barron. W. Rabbit.
II. Harrison. II. Kliber.
Y. cunningham. S. Lewis. ..s
y. Rabbit. j. Moore.
NJ. NJ dragon. i. Laporte.
W. West. D. Connolly.
y. burch 6. st.John.
A. Gov 6er II. Gorbn,t
Norrls. j. H. sullivan.
j. Miller. 1,,x
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BOOTS! BOOTS!
lust RECEIVED, from C. Benkurt, Phil
u adelphia-
One case fine Dress Boots
One Walkin. Boots
One Button Caters, Goth tops
Que case do do Kid tops
and for sale Call ami tn. the fashionable
Boot Store of JOHN MILLS,
feb IL under Bruwns Hotel
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Eatract Of a Letter from Milford Fillmore.
81 have read it merchants Magazine with q
coed deal of attention. and have no hesitation in say
ing that think It one Of the most valuable peradi.
calls that was ever published. To the mrrchaLt u
seems quite Indispensable and 10 The ttate. and
man Of general Information almost equaII earale
1t i grand repository Of useful facts and iuorms
tion, which can be found here well digest
aud so accessible as in these numbers Gully regret
that do Lot own the whole work"
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HALF STREET Millinery, FANCY
AND TRIMMING STORE.
MRS. CHOATE IS EVER READY TO WAIT
Vl upon the Ladies of Washington and vicinity,
Her EONNET5 are equal to any in this city. The
Ladies' would do we'll to call Gecl6
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Blankets, sheetings. Table Diapers, &c.
ON hand BIane.s f all sizes
~ Linen aad Cotton Sheetings, all widths
Table Diapers OF all Qualities,
together viii many other desirable Goods, cheap.
WA1. Il. RILEY,
1cbA-2W under the Gas office,
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ATASON'S PATENT SPERM OIL for
INl sale, wholesale or retail by
A. HATCH. Jr.
febS-
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NEW AND POPULAR MUSIC!

NEW AND POPULAR MUSIC!
JUST REC E1VED at Stationers' Hall, ad-
y joining the Irving Hotel, the following pieces OF
new and popular Music-viz:
The Atlantic Return Schottische
The Sallie Polka
Pm going for Soldier Jenny
would were bird, dearest
FL /, /, Quckstep
Ben Bolts Quckstep
Believe ME 1.-THE Trio from Attila)
Atlantic Polka
Clifton RldJwa
Astonishing Polka
The Rec On beautiful Song)
The Celeste Polka
Mary's Waltz
Sontag 20 ka
NJ Hers Scrap Book-a collection Of popular
airs, for young people
The Death Of Warren
tbs
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ARD OtL:-Just received 500 gallons Lard
IL Oil. Tor sale by A.HATCII Jr
g street, opposite the Bank of Washington.
feb s. p
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Florrs.-The attention of those who have
taste for the cultivation of flowers is call
u to the sale tomorrow morning by E. N.
,tratton. See advertisement.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-14
PowYRs OF MEMoRY,
ted NNMN NANNs

Inc Illustrated NEWS says
1--WE have often heard extraordinary Oneo.
dotcS OF the memory--oC men who could com.
nit long poems BY heart on hearing them once
read, aud the hksi but when the dryncSs Of the
subject is taken into consideration, We cannot
remember any instance moro singular than that
Of Herr Won Nleubln, tho celebrated German
scholar, who was once clerk in The Bank Of
Copenhagen; in that capacity he gave proof Of
tho miraculous power Of his memory, by res.
toriug, from recollection alone, tho whole con.
tents Of a leaf in the bank ledger, which had
been lost by fraud or accident"
Boys are sometimes endowed with remNrka.
bic memories, The Keen family, os the State
of Texas, consisted Of three girls and a boy
the latter only four years old, They were oil
sitting round the FIRE ono evening engaged in
telling how FAR back they could TeoOlleot,--
Ono Of tho girls rCeclleeled when she had IA
doll that winked with both eyes," Another re.
collected when she was "a little baby at the
breast and Nancy tieRled her feet" Johnny
Keen, who was the last and least Of them all,
said he reeoleotcd "trWs than that"
GLOW wGSsy" said all the girls in breath,
"0M freeolleot three weeks arore 'Zo born,
and how ! cried AZ the ,ane for fear I'd be a
gjrl"
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-14
For the Journal
Ma. EDlrOAt

Ma, EDlrORi
The following you may rely upon O' being
substantially Tues
On last Sunday, Mr. C., Of Rails county,
came 10 this city in charge OF two wagons and
teaus--one driven by himself, tho other BY .
negro man,
Mr.. c., having taken just enough Of tho "crit'
ter" to make him want more, applied to a we'll
known whisEy.sclling establishments but tho
proprietor could not be hired nor persuaded to
I'LL his jug,
Q, besouGht In vain several persons to inter-
eodS for him, or have his jug filled.
The negro was anxious to drive or, but c,
declared he would not leave Hannibal till his
jug was filled.
Al last, o shrewd, Tun.lOving Yankee, up.
parently more drunk than c., staggered up, and
proposed TO take the jug "OrOund the back way"
and Gil it, lie SlNr,e |, but walked so unStead.
lily, that c., fearing he would fall and break the
jug, pursued him and took it from him,
C, tried again 10 get some one TO fiji Il, vow.
ing he would not leave town till il was donO,--
But his appeal was still Intellectual,
Then turning 10 the Yankee, who stood the
very picture Of offended, drunken dignity, he
asked il ho would do il,
mol" was The indignant reply,
After some persuasion, however, he relCntCd
and, taking TIC jug, went to the pump attached
to one Of our livery stables, and filled il with
"pure cold water"
c, received the jug with joy, and, throwing
the skirt Of HE Goa, over Il, stepped briskly t.
the wagon which the negro was driving, and
stored it away safely bu, returned with ano'
Their jug, which he insisted an having filed -
After some hesitation, the Yankee filled il, Al
he did the first.
This being deposited also in the nsgrO'S wSg
on, no was ordered 10 "drive up lively"--Snt
C., mounting his horse, cracked hiS whip enc
drove Of in most Joyous mood
As the negro was "into the secret" and hat
been instructed to Keep bcrorc,--,hO wagons
were, no doubt, some distance from town bsCor,
C, found cut the joke
should have remarked that c, proposed I,
"pay for the ieker," but the Yankee gravel!
sbservcd, at is the Sabbath; We do no, sell lick
or to-day II! cda BE- attended 10 another time, yo
knor"
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-14
o CLEMENS, EDITOR AND PUBLISHER

In answer to the Palmyra Wing, We have on.
ly to remark that our report was exactly cor.
rect, with, possibly, one exceptions Mr.. Ma.
han may not have referred to Quincy 10 the
connection reported, Tho Wing accuses US Of
deIirine to cultivate "hOstiiticS" between Pal.
nyra and Hannibali but Il does so unfairly
We merely reported the speeches; it was no
fault Of ours, a the bare report had such ten.
dsney, AsjOurnalists, tits our business to keep
people informed, so far AZ practicable, upon oil
subjects Of public nature. Il was for infor-
NATION that the speeches were reported.
Instead Of the remarks Of the speakers being
misrsprescnted, either in letter or spirit, and a
distorted report used as pretext for "scur.
rilOus article" the Misrepresentation is on the
other side; II is the editor Of the Wing who mis-.
represents US. In reporting the speeches we
were extremely careful to be OOrrec,i and, lCOv-
ing people to draw their own conclusions, we
made very few comments, and those, not "seur.
tnOuS," but eOnciliatOry, 1t is the editor Of the
Wing who 10 endeaVoring 10 promote hostility
Ito "Est up war" Instead Of random asser.
tons, we call upon him, In justice to US, to
quote single sentence from our paper in ref.
SrsnSe to Palmyra or any Of her citizens, which
nc brands 90 "seurrilous."
What we object to most strongly, is, that the
editor Of the Wing writes an article well e"leS'
lated, and apparently designed to lead to "war,'
and at tho same time attempts to mako us seem
to DO the aggrewor.
We admire the town Of Palmyra too much
and have too much respect, as well as liking 70,
her citizens, to write "SeurrilouS article" about
the place or the people, or any one OF the peo'
nle,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-14
From the Ohio Organ
Father AalASW On he NalaS Law.

An organisation has been formed in England
70 secure the legal prohibition OF the lieuortraf-
40, The association IL called tho "United King.
dom Alliance for the suppression OF tho traffic
IN all Intoxicating liquors." Gentlemen Of in.
huenee in various p0rts Of the Kingdom have
declared themselves In favor Of tho measure
Father Mathew, the venerable and revered apos,
tie OF Temperance, who has spent the best ensr.
gles OF useful life in the use Of "mOral sua.
SION" comes out boldly for legal prchibiu6n.--
We wish the friends Of pure, UnadUltsrated, un,
mixed moral suasion would read and reflect IN.
on what their greatest champion sGys, Here
we have It from enc Of our foreign exchanges /;
with rapture ! hail the tormStioa 81 the
United kingdem Allisnse Toy she suprrsstion
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-14

The supply Of steamboats, has been pretty
good at our wharf this morning, The "niee
little" packet Greek Slave, passed up ut half
past o'clock; the Granite State, about 8 o'clock,
from Pittsburgh, heavily frOigh'Od for the up
country; and last, but not least came the "ohNrm.
ing" Kate Kesrney; she oame walking the wa.
tel like q thing OF lie" well rrcighted, Sue
cess 70 her,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-14
From thu Charleston Courier Arm %,


The case OF Reuben Roberts Us. Jeremiah
D, Yates, E>Qo sheriff OF Charleston dis.
tricL was brought up yesterday by consent
before Judge GiohriS,, as In special term
Of the United States circuit court, Judge
Wayne having been again prevented from
attending, Tho case was disposed OF in
quite q Summary manner, the facts being
all admitted BY agreement, aud no argu'
ment entered into beyond necessary state.
ment on each side, AS the name OF Reu,
ben Roberts will perhaps DO transmitted 10
fame in conneSion with the further pro.
greSS aud discussion Of his case, We mention,
for the Information Of all concerned, that
he Is n fOll-bloodsd negro, now about TWEEN,
ty.tour years OF SgC, although apparsRtly
much older IL has been often remarked
that negroes wear their age belterln slavery
than Ia any other s,ate,) He Is a native
Of Nassau, In New Providence, an Island
Of tho Bahama group, and was lately
cook on board a British schooner, the CLYDE,
Captain Bethel, which vessel arrived at this
port from Baracoa on the 10Th MaySlsS9,
Ga thai day tho sheriff 0f Charleston dis.
trict, as directed by the law, "a. A, 1881
boarded the vessel. arrested the cook Rob.
erts, aud confined him IN jail, where he was
detained until the vessel was ready for sea,
Tbs Slfae accordingly was cleared Eor
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-14
RAMBLER,
Nnrro. Rnu,,, Hannihal, ID.

We invite the attention Of the travelling pub,
lie 10 the opening Of this new House, The
proprietor makes tall pledge, (seG his advCr'
iissnsu,,) but We feel assured he will iulfN it.
He has associated with him in the conduct Of
the house, men OF experience and ability in that
line. In connection with this Hotel is large
Livery Stable, and we may add that from the
town there is fine plank read to ride UpOn,.-'
For summer amusements, Hannibal has many
attractions, such as good fishing and hunting in
The vicinity, and pleasant drives into beautiful
and wSl cultivated eOuntry,'-.I Republican,
18Th,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-14

Hon, G, Porter left this city yesterday, for
home, intendingtO return in week or ten days,
TO remain permanently. Said an old Democrat,
the other day--"The coming here Of FIVE men
like Porter, would be better for the permanent
interests Of Hannibal, thON the building OF a
hundred houses"
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-14

Capt, Davis, Of the Ferry Boat, requests US TO
correct an error, in regard to his physieinS tho
"bhoys," last Sunday, 1t is his custom to
throw al the jugs in the river, IL any there be,
when he goes aboard and he threw the jug
overheard in this instance, promptly, upon its
discovery; but no did not understand tho joke
~ he would have physicsd them we'll,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-14

"Tom;" said an acquaintance Of HE who met
him on the Winnie HOusG steps last evening
Tom, whom did you say our friend B. mar
ViOde"
"WS0 Ne Aastied-tOSiy thopasnd dOllaEsl
...I forge! nee e'hsr na>Nr.'-I C'neinnNd Cow
aercial,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-14

Buildings are being nut up, and other inn
TrOvonsnts going on, on Sixth and Seventh
a,rsSts. Tho grading of Sixth street proceeds
rapidly,
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1853-07-21
Fancy Drv Goods.

BEFORE yoH buy your Spring purchases
EXAMINE a. Bradford's in W0lcoitvAle the
Pret,iest, cheapest and nos, fashionable lot Of
Dress Goods ever offered tc the Ladies Of
Litchield County.
Black Silks Of celebrated Manufacture and
warranted not 10 crack. from 81 10 81, 81 per
yard; beautiful Nous. de LANES from - to %
CITE, ShaIley and Berage do LANES from 10 TO
81, Lawns aud French Muslins from 9 10 25,
G'nghams OF new styles - cite per yard.
CaiIcoes OF every shade and price.
EMBROIDERED CoLLARs, UNDERsLEEvRs.
CnE@lsECrs, Infants Waists, Edgings and
lnseriings, long and shot embroidered MilIs,
kid, silk and hale thread Gl"vos, hiaCal, s,Ik
and fancy Shawls--in fact. a iull sssor,men.
Of choice Goods, CHEAP, under tho system
Z purchase, Wis Cash aud Exchange. Try
me, and prove what l say.
IE~ Butter wanted IN exchange.
DRADFoRp'S CHEAP STORE,
WolCOtlViils, CO.