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Robert Patterson st Co. Nos 1861
5000 ct 4OOs, Us. Hardin burnley.
ETAT DE IA LOUlSlANE.-Con,
dn Qnato, ziemc District Jndiciairc
dams ct pour Ia Paroisse Stc-M aric.
En- yerttI de trois writs de Fl. IA. i moi
adresse par Honorable III susdito Conr, Sic
geart dams ct pour In paroisse Ste-Marie, Etat
susdit. Ell date du 30 octobre 1852, Jai saisi,
let d la requate DIN dit dete,ideur Hardin Burn
ley) J'olirirai Ell vente publiQne sur fhabita-
ton appartenant au dit Hardin Burnley, situee
Ell cette paroisse, sur la Grandchildren, OH
lie Bayou Goto-llell, etle BayousNatchez, lie
Samedi 8 Mars 1853, coltrnencant Il ONE
henres du matir, les prophecies ci-apres de-
critics, appaltenant au defendeur, SAVIOR:
10. Unc habitation, situee dams la p%aroisse
assumption, sur la Grande-Riyiere, on 10 Ba-
you Go-to-iieIl, ct lie Bayou Natchez, mesurant
SIX cent clnquante acres, plus on molls, en-
sembIe avec toutes les batisses ct aneliora
tons qui en- dependent, CONSTANT en- ure
malson de residence. une s%,lcrerie. un moulin
a sucre d chevaux, cabanes 4 negres, etc.
%. Aussi les esclavcs ci-apres NOMINEES, sa-
volr William, % ans; Henry, IS ans: Ben, 90
ans; Tom, l3 ans; James, IL ans; Sam, II ans;
Betsey, SO ans, ct son fills Robert. 3 ans; Eliza
beth ~ ans, ct son enfant de 6 mois; Britannia.
2S ans: Jane, 2G ans; Amanda, 10 ans, ct Mar
tla, Is ans.
80. Aussi sept mulets, ul cheval, me pare
dc bouts, trois charrettes 4 cheyaux ct une
charrctte i buuf.
Saisis pour satistaire les writs ci-dessus ct
les trails dn process.
lie ton" sola vendu IN DLoc, SANS 10 bent-
flee de destination.
Tcrnncs ct Conditions :
Les PROPHECIES ci-dessus decrites, seront ven
dues il louze lnois de credit 4 la charge par
ladjudicataire de fournir SOL obligation avec
une caution SOLITAIRE bonnie ct solvable, ct
nne lvpotheque spectacle sur les prophecies
v%enducs, portant interet du jour de ladjudica-
ton d raisoll de huit pour cent par All.
Paroisse Assumption. le II few. 1863.
% A. +. HICKMAN, Sharif.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-02-27

A ces mots, Neptune prit u conte-
nance craintiyc Ell embarrassen.
- Pardonncz moi, petit maftre ! bal
butia-t-iI.
Xavier nc l'cntcndit point.
- Panvre pere ! continm-t-il. Com.
bicn je suis ~ialonx de cffaqhe objet qui
compose ce triste tresor 81.
- Je vons 10 rendrai, petit maitre,
ic vous le rendrai ! dit hnmblement lc
noir.
- Que me rcndrez-voos ? mon brave.
ami.
- J'avais Cruz. J'ai Gu tant de peine
a mel separer dc celia, petit maitre !!
MaIgre moi, l.uniforme de bon maitre
s'est echappe de mes nains quand j'ai
fait &C paqnet... J'ai youlu lie joindre au
reste, mais...
I'm sanglot s%ouleva Ia poitrine dn
NOR.
- Mais je serai seul maiatenant dams
mn de,neme, ponrsuivit-il. Je n'aurai
plus rien... de Iui L.. Qnand jc dirai !.
Bon maitre d moi j.. m'cntendra-t-il
encore T..
- Garde-le, Neptune, dit Aavier af-
tendri. Tn l'as.tnienx merits que moi,
ct l'nniformc dc mon pore cst a sn place
All ~elfcsct dc son fidslc servitcmr.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-02-27
AVIS.


Neptune frappa dams ses mains ct tit
un bond de ioie. .
- Merci, dit-il /. oh merci, petit
maftre h.. yois etcs- presq,ic Hassi bon
que hi !!
Tn dotnestiqne De l'hstel apportn n
lettre i l'adresse de- Xavier ct sortit aus.
si;6i.
TanAis que lie jauhe homme hsait
cette lettre, un sentiment De bicn.Atre
parut sur sa pllysionomie. ct SC refieta
CONNIE dnns IN miroir, sur 10 large visa-
&c dn mendiaDt. Aprss avoir 10, Xavier
fit deux on trois tours dc chambre Ell ~
f oltant les mains.
- Je Ia @yerrai, murm,rait- il, ja serai
seul avec elle... je lui dirai 10 bonhenr
que Dieu MIA enyoys... On, ! oui, j'irri |!
Mapqner pareille occasion serait
olie... Neptune, ajnnta.t.il en- s'adres-
SAINT M mendiant, ie val. vous gutter,
pour qnelqnes jours, mon ami.
- Me gutter ! repoi,dit 10 noir; -
ponrquoi Z 1ans
- Je vais d In campagne. 4ttasa.
Jc vo,is y %sliyrai, petit mn tire.
- Celia ne SO peul pmss Neptune. i
&c Negro b.i.sa IL tete ct 70 pitt a
renerhir. ~
La .uite az pynehntn nso,cro.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-02-27
dfescrire... Senicnent, volts pravietdrez
Nj. do Runbfyc puc on mascz it-

d'eerrire... Settlement, volts pravic,M REL
Nj. do Ruinbfyc quo scns mascz it-
yite.
- SOFT.
- lie rcstc me regardc... A demain.
bonuc maitresse nous nous resertons
~ chatean de Rnmbrye.
Lac mulatre sortit. Des qa'H ft dars
Ii rue, un rirc ~convulsif s~ouleva 81 poi
trine. II se prit d %gcsticulcr avec force
les passans te prenaicut pour III fou.
- Je tuerai, pcnsait.il, nais jo serai
son maftrc apres avoir etc ion csclare
ct alors... oh je me vengerai !
II entra dams un cafe, OH II ecrivil RAJ
pidemcnt quelqucs mots. Ensni,c il plia
son billet, radrcssa 4 Xavier, ct lie fit
jeter sur.le- champ 1 h poste.
III se faisait tard. Xavier stait rentre
chez hui ct s'atonnait fort que Carral
h'e0l point rcpara 1 l'hotel depuis feve-
nement de Ii matinee. lie mentiant ne
hi ayait point parie dc In lettre mystic
tieasement envoyac an s.onHlssaire de
police, et ie jeanc homme restait sans
.oupcons. II n'avait point lc temps Dali
eurs do donner son esprit 1 ces preoccu-
patiols ~sccondaires.
Sa des,inec await ii FORT changt de-
puts qnelguo, hcurcs !! Ds.ormais, II
a,ai. III rasse; u pcuvait eroire ! IN
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-02-27
SUCCESSION SALE.
Succession of Ilippolytc Landry.

Will be offered at public sale, on the pre-
misses in the Brule-St.- Vincent, Oh Saturday
Che 10th of March 1853, at ten O'clock A. NJ.
By Desire Leblanc, Auctioleer for the Parish
of Assumption, the property belonging to the
Succession Of Hippolyte Landry, to wit
10. A tract of land situated in the Parish
or Assumption, in tho Brule Saint Vincent,
measuring thirty-two and 10000 superficial
acres, bounded ON one side by lands OF widow
Char Dupuis & on the other side by those of
widow Joseph Dupuis, together with all the
buildings and improvements found thereorL
%. Another tract Of land situated in the
sumo Btule, being ON the Nord Est quarter of
Section No i2, Township No 10, Range No
10 Est, measuring forty eight superficial ar
penis, bounded on one side by lands OF Vim
cont HILBERT and OH the other side by those Of
together with all the build
ings and improvements found thereon,
30. A negro man named Etienne, aged
about 81 years.
30. Houses farming utensils, house hold and
Kitchen furniture.
Terms and Conditions.
The landed property and the slave, phya-
bio IN three equal instruments, one third Iii
march 1854, one third iii march 1885 and the
remaining third in march 1855. The moveabIe
property payable all sums under ten dollars,
il March heAt 1854, and all sums over ten
dollars, ole half in March l85iand the other
half in Marll 1855. Purchasers TO furnish good
personal security, the landed property and
slave to remain specially mortgaged, and all
SUMS not punctuallY paid at maturity to bear
interest at the rate Of eight per cent per
Hnnilm.
The acts of sales 10 be passed before Andre
Leblanc, recorder, ar the expense OF the pur-
~ciaserK.
pmish of Assumption, 18th feb. 1858.
DESIRE LEBLANC.
VI Encantenr.
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SIIERIFF''S SALE.

Robert Patterson & Go. Nos 1861.
5000 Il 4DOS, Us. Hardin Burnley.
STATE or LOUISIANA. Fourteen
Judicial District Court, in and for
the Parish Of St-Mary.
By virtue of, and in obedience to three writs
of ii. fa., to mo directed by the Honorable the
aforesaid Court, sitting in and for the parish Of
St-Mary, State aforesaid, dated october 3Oth
1852, ] have seized land at the request ofthe
defendant Hardin Burnley wills offer at
public sale, on the plantation belonging to
the said Hardin Burnley, situated in this pa
rish, OIL Grand River, or Bayou Go-to-HelI, and
Bayou Natehez, on Saturday the 9Th day of
March 1853, commencing at eleven o'clock
A. NJ, the following described property, belon-
ging to the defendant, to wit
ist. A plantation. situated in the parish of
Assumption, on Grand River, or Bayou Go.to-
He'll, and Bayou Natchez, measuring six
hundred an fifty acres more or less, together
with all the buildings and improvements tller-
con, consisting OF a dwelling house, a sugar
house, a horse sugar mill, negro cabins. etc.
I'd. Also the following named slaves, to witt
William, 30 years: Henry, % years; Ben, %
years; Tom, 10 years; James IL years; Sam, II
years; Betsey, so years, & her son Robert, 8
years; Elisabeth, 90 years, & her child 8 months
old; Britannia, % years; Jane, 26 years; Aman-
da, 10 years, & Martha, Is years.
Sd. Also seven mules, and a horse, one pair
oxen, three horse carts and one OK cart.
Seized to pay, and satisfy said wrts and
costs of suit.
To be sold IN BLOCK, without the benefit Of
appraisenlent.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-02-27

a%vcnir. Ccrtcs. 81 position actnelle etait
loin d'atrc brillantc, ct la revelation dn
mcndiant nc %l'avait point fait enjamb'r
dun setl coup tons les degrts dc l'e-
cheIle s%ocIalc, CONNIE il arrive d'ordi-
naire dams les rotnanesques peripeties
des drames inventes Il plaisir. Sa mis-
sance restait modesto, ct c'etait unc
bien triste historic que cellc dc sa fa-
mile.
Mais il avait GRANT IN instant d'6tre
lie Gls dun Negro mendians, tandis que
son rere Sc tronvait etre IN valiant SOL
dat. II await desormais un nom honora-
BILE. simon illnstrc, ct, quot que pit dire
on faire le sienx Neptune, il etait hien
resoIu i le porter. Xavier await un hons
nste ct noble cnur. II ttait certcs fat
porr apprecier ce quill y await dc grand
dams fexagsration d'obeissance qui do
minai. 10 deyouement dc Neptune. Mais
cette abnegation puissante ct irraisonnee
sentait i'esclaye. lie bon noir s'abdl-
quait lni.mame, pour ~;insi-dire, pouI
snbstituer i sa volonta propre Ia lettre
dune volonte ~etrangere. Qnand il await
dit : " Bon maftre a ordonne ~ tout
argument etait supcrln ct refnte d'asan-
ce. Xavier nc pouvait le aivrc dams
cc.tc vote. C'cst tout au plus sill dtsirait
retrouvcr 81 mere, dctrs rindignc ON
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-02-27
FoR SALE.

FOR SALE.
The Self HEATING SAP InoNs, Il news
IL il useful d economical Sad Iron.
by Richard 81 Templct.
II, Mississippi stree. DonaIisonvillc.
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Terms and Conditions.

The above described property will be sold
at twelve months credit. The purchasers being
required to furnish good .'and sufficient joint
security, and special mortgage on the pro-
perry sold, beaing interest from the day OF
the adjudication at the rate of eight per cent
per annum
Parish Of Assumption. II feb. 1853.
90 A. L. Hickman, Sheriff.
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SlIlInIFF''S SALE.

SlIENlFFS SALE.
picsrc, Firmin lIcIIuin. No l66, IS.
Joseph Snnuicr.
Fr,ncioni IL Graziani, No 49,, IS.
JOSEPH, SannIer.
STATE OF LOUISIANA, Justice
Court Of 'hn eight ward in aud for the
Parisl, of Assumption.
BY virtue Of and i'll obedience to two writs
of fl. ia, to me Directed by the Honorable
the above Court, dated the 5tlr aud 10th Fc-
bruary 1859, | have saizcd aud will offer at
public sale, at the Court House of this parish.
in the village OF Napoleolville, Oh Saturday
the 9th day of March 1883, commencing at
eleven O'Clock A. NJ, the following described
property, belonging TO Joseph S%Aulier, to
wit
A billiard table. a billiard table cloth. three
billiard balls, seventeen billiard cues, a cue
carrier, IA spanish poule table & a sett OF billiard
marking balls.
Seized TO pay and satisfy said writs and
costs of suit; TO be sold with the benefit of ap-
prlsement.
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VENTE pAR lie SHERIFF.

Pierre, Firmin ~lIcl|uin No lGG, rs. Jo-
scrh Sannler.
Francioni ct Galziani., NO l52, Ds. Jo-
scph Sanulcr.
ETAT DE IA LOUISE ANE.-Conr
dc Justice du !Inltiemc District.
dams ct pour la ptroIssc Assumption.
En- vertu do deux writs de Fl. ia, d mel
adressG par Flionorable Ia Cour ci-dessus, en-
date des 5 ct 10 fevrier 1853, Jai saisl ct j'oI-
irirai ell vette publique, il ID Alaison dc Cour
dc cette ~paroissc, dams lc village dc Napoleon
Vile, lie Samedi 5 Mars 1859. commencant Il
onze heures du matin, les prophecies ci-apres
d%tcrites, appattenant d Joseph S%aunier, sn-
voir
IN billiard, un tapis dc billiard, trois bilIcs do
billiard, dix-sept queues de billiard, un porte
queues, une table pour poule espagnole ct un
leu de boules a marqllcr.
Saisis pour satisfaire les wrlts ci-dessus ct
les lrais du process, vendus ayec lie bontiice de
destination.
Conditions Compliant :
Parois<e Assumption, Ic 10 f5vrier
1853.
% A. +. HICKMAN, Sheriff.
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DISSOLUTION liz sOCIETE.

A partir dn Ter mars 1858, Ia societe
existant entire les Doctc,irs Meng ct
Asselineau est dissontc dun commun
accord.
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Annonce respectnensement M public
quill a prepare n sale d In Maison
d'Ecole de Paincourtville - OH il est
pref a %prendre des portraits, par I'm
temps convert anssi hicn que par I'm
clair. g.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-11-12

very well, drank twelve bottles of buffalo
milk in the day, besides eating quantity
of rice and plantains; he was very far
from being tame, and was obliged 10 be
tied. However, he died after eight or ten
hours illness, wlhou, any cause that could
be assigned, but probably from overieedlng
and want of exercise. He did take walk
with two attendants every morning, but oil
course that was not the same as roaming
about in his native jungle.
There is one thing about the elephants
in Cey lon that puzzles every one, and that
is, whether those with tusks are distinct
breed or not. Tusked elephants are very
rare and though they are always males,
still very few have tusks, whole herds be-
ing frequently encountered without one
tusker amongst them. When they do
happen 10 have one, the others seem TO be
very proud of him he is taken the great
est care of, and always kept in the centre,
so that it is very difficult to get shot at
him. In no other respects but his tusks
can he be distinguished from other ele-
plants, and he is to be met with of all sizes.
To shoot tusker is, consequently, the am
btion Of all sportsmen in Ceyion.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-11-12
SELECT POETRY.
THE FARMERS DAUGHTER.

She may no, in the mazy dance
With iewelI'd maidens vie
She may not smile OIL courlly swain
With sof, bewiching eye;
She cannot boast a form and mein
That lavish all about her;
But ah she has much fairer charms,
The farmers peerless daughter.
The rose and lily on her cheek
Together love TO dwell
Her laughing blue eyes wreahe around
The heart wtching spell
Her smile is bright as mornings glow
Upon the dewy plain;
And listening TO her voice we dream
That spring has come again.
The timid fawu is not more wild,
Nor yet more gay and free;
The lily's cup is not more pure
In all its purity;
or all the wild flowers in the wood,
Or by the crystal water,
There's none more pure or fair than she
The farmers peerless daughter.
The naughty belle whom all adore,
On downy pillows lies,
While forth upon the dewy lawn
The merry maiden hes
And with the lark's uprising song,
Her own clear voice is heard
Ye may not tell which sweetest sings,
The maiden or the bird.
Then tell me not of jewclled fair;
The bl ehtest jewel yet
Is the hoart Xyh n yirtnn I,vpIIS
And innocence is sci
The glow of health upon her cheek,
The grace no rule hath taught her
The (airest wreath that beauty twines
is for the farmers daughter
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NOTICE,

BANK OF NORTHUMBERLAND,
Northumberland, June 25, 1855.
Directors of the Bank of Northumberland
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ature Of this Commonwealth, for a renew
is charter with the same capital, and with
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IF the Board =.
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NOTICE.

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yvania. for the incorporation of company,
iscounting privileges, to be located in the
b of Sunbury, in the county of Northum-
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ANCIENT SILVER MINES.

The Lancaster (Paj Wing gives a long
and Interesting account of the recent opening
and exploration of a mine of argenti(erous
gaIena in Peqnea valley Lancaster county
which was known and worked prior TO The
revolutionary war The old shafts bayo
been cleaned ou by direction of some PhA,-
delphia capitalists, and the ore assaYed by
Dr.. Fahnestock, of Lancaster, y TO pionoun-
oe| 1t to contain upwards of five hun.
drei dollars worth Of silver TO the ton of
head. Professor Booth and other Chemists
have also made assays, it is slaied, and with
similar results. The ore yields about eighty
per cent of lead. Copper anI Zinc ores are
also found in the same place, which contains
"A considerable amount of silver, though The
exact quantity has not yet been asceriained
NJ the breaking out Of the revolutionary war.
shafts and tunnels we're carefully closed up.
and all operations ceased and suSseonentlv
all traces OF The mine were lost and forgot.
| ten,
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Total miles to Buffalo

In regard 10 The distance from Shamokin-
the heart Of the middle regon-lo Erie, by
the sunbury and Erie Railway, the writer is
even more out Of the way Late surveys of
the Sunbury and Erie route show iha, The
barber OF Erie-pronouuced The best on the
Lakes, having an average depth Of 20 feet
water, with an area Of six miles square, and
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'ELRY.-A nice assortment OF Gold and
YER Pencils and Pens. for sale cheap by
G, ELSBERG Il CO.,
Market street, opposite the Post Office
boy, Oct. 8, 1883
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TANNING BEES There is man in Illinois
rameG Gender, who cutivales while clover,
ouekwheaI, &c, expressly 10 feed his bees
O. which he has five hundred hives He goes
among The bees without fear of being slung,
and he says they all know him. He takes
'hem up by The handful but yet is never
siung Mr Gender sold near seven ions of
honey during 1852, al an average of 1874
cents pound. This u Beautiful whl,s
| honey.
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LEATHER.
RIT z 4 III Z N d r. Y ,
Store, 30 N. Sd street.
PHILADELPHIA

occo Manufacturers, Curriers', Importers,
ision and General Leather Business.
WHOLESALE & RETAIL.
Mandatory is Margaretta Street.
A., August 20, ls53.-ly.
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OLD SERIES, VOL. Ia, NO. 8

that competition, even by those \ ho claim clo-
ser proximity to the west, will be found an up
hill sor. of business. An idea of The relative
expense OF carrying freight over different
grades can be formed from he following Ia
bic. lis the estimate Of a chief engineer
on one of the Southern roads. 1t shows the
nett weight lin ions Of 2200 lbs which can
be drawn by "a ton engine with eight dri-
wing Wheels on grades from level 10 12o
feet, viz: ...
FEET PEE MILE
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WIN. M'CARTY,
BOOKS sell ER,
Market Street,
SUNBURY, PA.
EVANGELICAL MUSIC


Singing Schools. He is also opening at
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&c Reads edition of Blackstones Commen-
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ow offered lin fresh binding) at the low
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Treatise on the laws of Pennsylvania re-
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n, price only S4,00.
wells, Voyages and Adventures,-all OF
will be sold low, either for cash, or coun-
oduce.
ruary, 81, ls52.-ti.
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Sharing Materials.
Tn this line we have taken great pains to hav
at an times, Fresh .Storin6 Cream, and Military
Shaving Cakes. Indeed in this department OF our
trade we particularly invite the attention OF gen'e
man who shave themselves.
PARKER'S Fancy and Perfumestore,
Under National Hotel.
P.s. In ten days we shall be receiving our SUCK
fx the holidsgs oe' 40
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-01-22
GENTLEMENS' READY-MADE CLOTHING
And Furnishing Goods of first Quality

"IALL & STEPHENS. PfnnsyIrania arenus, be-
w aoeen oh and 10Th streets, first door east Of Iron
citizens, and strangers, to their large and extersr
assortment Of READY-MADE CLOTHING and Fl
NISHING GOODS, which will be found TO be the
most complete and elegant assortment of fine and
fashionable Clothing offered in this citY viii h
we determined to sell at the very lowest price,
and give entire satisfaction in all cases.
Gentlemen preferring to have their clothing made
to order, will please give call, where they can
make their selections from a large and elegant
sortment of CLOTHS, CASSTMEREs. AND VEST
INGS, which viii furnish in the best style If make
and finish, twenty per cent. cheaper than the usual
Washington prices. dec 10