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Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-04-12

BO" A large amount Of Pine lumber
is now passing down the Ohio for the
lower markets. Prices range about the
same az last year. We are glad to SEE
that Mr.. Mend is now receiving at the
wharf large supply of boar,ls and shin.
glcs-articlcs in good demand here.
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LOCAL ITEMS.

t6r McLain & Co. as will be seen
by their rew advertisement, have enlarg.
ed their facilities for business, which is
the very best evidence Of their ability to
accommodate customers in their line,
which, by the by embraces nearly all
branches Of merchandise.
A quantity ofHAY and Shingles just
received, SEE advertisement.
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Blr Sam'l G. Glover OF Portsmouth
has his card in our paper. Glover make
COOL hats, we know it, because We have
worn no less than three Of his manurac.
turc until they got out Of fashion.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE,

Notice is hereby given that on the 9th day Of
May A. d. ..S4i Kizziah Bowen, Columbus
Bowen, and Anthony Bowen, were duly ap'
pointed anl qualified as Administrators of the
estate of Joel Bowen deceased; and notice OF
said appointment was then given as the law re.
quired; but proof of the same was neglected and
cannot now be made, as the law requires; there
fore by leave, and order Of the court OF Probate
for Lawrence county; Notice is now given to all
persons concerned.
COLUMBUS BOWEN,
Surviving Adm.nrstrl,o or of Joel Bowen, decd.
March 81, 1859.
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na" Hon. S. P. CHASE, sent us We.
ry interesting communication from Col.
Benton, on the subject Of the Pacific
Railroad; parts Of which we intend to
publish as soon as practicable. .r
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" N @ TICE.
TO TOWN. ASSESSORS.

THE Assessors of the several townships in
Il Lawrence county, are requested to meet
a. the AUDITORS Office Of said county on Friday
the Sth dey OF April next. at Eight o'clock A.
N. Of said day, for the purpose Of consultation,
&c., a. which time and place pampalet copies
Of the Tax Law and blank forms for the use ol
Assessors will b. ready :os delivery.
y Il is expected that all Assessofs will come
with their election, bond. &c. duly certi6ed-
otherwise their places will b allied BY ap
pointment ,...,.o,..,t ..''.s...
Auditors Once.
lroAton. March 2oth. 1854. ) a.,.,
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Lawrence Common Pleas.

Davis Dillon,
James Crawford,
Jerome Crawford, Administrator, wild
Silas Crawford, TOW. and hers a, law,
Clinton Crawford, Of Hugh Crawford dc.
Franklin Crawford, ceased.
Clarissa Ann Crawford,
and Matilda Crawford
wi,,inm J. Ss' Game, ; c1anes1y. n'11 ,a
The above named defendant is hereby no,ili-
ed, that on the 22d day Of March, A. ID. 1853.
the above named Administrator, Widow, and
heirs at law OF Hugh Crawford, late OF Law.
renee County, in The State Of Ohio, deceased,
have filed in said CoIr, u bill OF chanccry u
gainst the SAID William J. Game, the object
amI prayer OF which bill is, 10 compel the sad
William J. Game specifically to perform GER
tain agreement entered INTO between siid VII.
liam J. Game, and SAID Hugh Crawford, then
in full life, on our about the first day Of 0cto-
ber, A. ID. lS4S, by which the said William }.
Game, for the sum Of three hundred dpliais,
sold aud agreed TO convey, 10 the said Hugh
Crawford. his heirs. executors, ana adm.nls,ra.
tors, the following described real estate, siiua.
ted IN sad county Of Lawrence, an State OF
Ohio, to.wii: Part Of Lot number thirteen,
tl3l of original surveyed Tow nship, Number
one, called Upper, in said county, being the up
per part Of lot purchased by sa.d W. J. Game,
Of James Cumpston, being twenty tlve FEEL
wide, extending back TO the line Of lot pur'
, chased by Vim. T. llcidorn, o! said William. J
Care, and front to the Ohio River, aud on
which is erected frame dwelling house, tht
! same being situated near the lower END OF IN,
village of Hanging Rock. And The sah W. j
| Game is further notified that unless he 1ppeaf
! plcGdc answers ur d,muIs, TO sad bill, within
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TOBACCO.

HAVING made arrangements with manu-
H facturcrs in Virginia, 10 be regularly sup.
pl,d, we are now enabled to offer great induce
inenls in this line. OU stock AT pscs.hi ccn
sisis in p irt oi the following:
~ boxes Suiher!aiids $ fine;
20 DO Andcrson's iinc p)und-;
do j. NJ. Ross, very fine article;
20 do Mucrus pounds, very goodj
lC0 do various brands ol 5s, IS and los,
good, better aud best.
10 do The Ambrosia. super extra. An.
Ii Nervous, very fine;
20 do Anderson and other fine brands oi
fuc cut chewing tobacco.
All Of which will BE- sold at low prices, at the
cheap depot, No. /, Buckeye Block, by
mar2l OASEs .j BusKIRr.
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MB- Kelly and Falwell are Just re-.
ceiving choice assortment Of Queens.
ware, Of the latest styles in use.
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Notice in Attachment,

4 LII persos interested will take notice, that
n Ilcitclbacli, Seasonsood X Co. on the 23rd
dag If Feb. A. ID. 1853. sued Out Writ Of Al
tacLmcnt ir5m the Clerks Office Of the Court Of
Common Pleas, Of Lawrence County, in the
State OF Ohio, against Lewis Rosenberg, for the
sum of fourteen hundred dollars, which Writ
hal been served and returned
Attest THOMAS PROCTOR
Irnnton, March 4, 1853. Clerk.
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r. 4. SELLERS
YAMllAY MllSYI SIlIlS3.J
SELLERS CELEBRATED
LIVER PILLS. s3,5 X Is 4.


Jor tie Cure Of Lrer CompIaints and othsr. Dis-y
'easss arising from drrcmged sts.s ofM' Lisev.
This Medicine hes been in public use about
fifteen years. and has acquired arspuiati0n for
curing the Liver Ccipplsint which hns peysr
been cq'ialled BY aGy rtrcccy hesctofoEo offered
to the public. J,,.fs. 4eoifg
Assn AMI Bilious or Pursa,iye PHI, they arc
unsurpassed and are the original, only true apA
genuine Liver Pills. dls 5tgll.e,
TnE subscriber would fell sggreivcd 70 b
even suspect Il of the intention to obtsin fT We
Liver Pill sny unfair advantage 0f the bublcs a
Of seeking for il any share pf confidence 70
whi.h il has moi q just and fall cIan. pay
When hc undertook 10 prepare aAd.vsad this
medicine. aside frcnAhe regular practice, 70
which he always dcfcfs.j no pill was known 70
th- public having rny fair prctcnsions 70 6ivs
reiief in diseases Of the liver.
For this disease Il had long been successfully
employed IN private practice, and WAS givsn "
ihc public with such direction: and precautions
as might render IL OF extensive benefit; and the
result of It's employment has fully Sustained il
reputation, and increased hlS confidence in itS
just claims 10 be regarded rs the only pill de-.
serving 10 be called "rnE LivRR P,LL." .u.li
Since 'tlc Liver Pilr' Las been submitted y
public attention. the whole country has been al
m5st lrnacrst with pills Of varied names and al.
most nn.ycrsnl pretcnslcEs. The intelligent
! prjl!c will draw It's own differences from tse
means and extraordinary Efforts pursued to make
these operations prolific; We confdcntialy ".
pcci "thc Liver ilp 10 survive them all. Con.
tent with this issuance, we shall continue u
| pursue that course, aud hold that language re.
spcctin. them, which We can justly 70 our own
sense OF dyty sud TO the good sense Of the publicI
having no wish TO impose upjn !hc ignorant,
or lax the cTednloIs for our pcncanlary beac.
fit. ....
! RE SELLERS
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va ,,aaasa4d9 tar G87rsiY .gtA1Fs
kHoaAkiA lsb ! ~ lsaJls ae4ea
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Il. E. SELLERS.

Mr.. n. E. Sellers, DEAR Sir. We have sold
a large amount Of YOU! pop Llar finily medieinss
The increased demand Tor them, tcstiics TO thcI
general use. They seem 10 gre general satls.
faction. Yours, t..
hlOXLEY & BARBER.
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Fo: several years past have sod the various
preparations ol DR.. X. T. Sel.rs both ut whoie'
safe and Retail. and they have with scarcely an
exception, gwen satisfaction 10 the purchasers.
Judging irm liIc repor.s Of those whJ have usee
them and what have seen of tLelr effect,
col der them excs!ien: medicines.
Yoars, J. p. SHAW, pragysl, lronton, Y.
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Mr. Shaw. sir.

Mr. Shaw, sr, '' -'
...t feel it duty that l owe topy
fellow sufferers, ~ slate thai | have cxpeTicic'
cd great relief from the use Of Dr. Sellers Liz
sr Pits. have suffered severely with The liv'
or complaint for several years, 50 much 80 thai
both myself and friends have thought that !
could not survive but a short time. biuch Inon'
ey had been expended in the endcavor to pro.
cure relief lraia the regular physicians, bur all
III vali--rs last resort on the rccornnlcn ndat0u
OF my brother, ! procured solne Of Sellers Liver
rus at your store, ana found great relief from
their use, aud IN the continued:se Of them since
Lave ala Ist tntircly recovered my health.
HANNA An.COMPSTON.
am the husband Ct Hannah Cc,ppston. II
think Sclltn Pills y superior medicine, and be.
lieve that they were the mans ofsAvi.S ny
wifeY life.
JACOB C0MPSTON.
lronton, March 1853.
For sale, Wholesale and retail by
MOXLEY 4 BARBER.
And JOSEPH Z. SHAW.
Tronton, March 1883.
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Administrator, wild
ow, and hers at law,
Of Hugh Crawford de-
ceased.
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TO OUR sUBsCRIRERs.

The ONO peIson he entered upon ou boois uu,es
payment OF The subscription be made N advance. ~
Distant subscribers io~bid money i, lsu., te
which will be BY all by ourselves in n,
The COUNTRY PAPER is published during ths "a.
sions Of Congress, weekly during recess.
Subscriptions for period less than received on
Terms ProPortioned 10 the above annual rates. #Ff
U- PosrMAsTERs authorized agents and by
lending DAILY subscribers, ESQ enclosed
WEEKLY subscribers, $25 enclosed WEEKLY
uoseeIr with $40 eneosed win be entitled Of the
sanie edticn as they furnish svafis
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g L. LEWIS attorney law, commissioner Of deeds for Virginia
~ tof ,br District general continues
cle, All upon general government especially penson
Of ai Kinds PENSIONS and suspended claims
To widows receiving less than their husbands did nndo
the acts s he win guaranty the sano pensions paid
TO their husbands. - ....-.. .
10 the widows officers md soldiers who cut OF
from marrying after soo he will guaranty pensions fo
life under act OF February, 1883
To and orphans who have been enjoying hve YEAR.
half uly 1893 July isfs and February, is
he win guaranty continuance % said hnpy tor fec geors more
upde Of February, lto3 ,,,-,,. - =
All who served on the coasts and
from 1882 and n the late Arctic orpednon are en-
titled pay. =, -. i. -
Fees in ali moderate and charge IN any case OF the
widow and orphan unless successful
lie aaer. imsef residence IN Washington and ~
perence Of business 70 The various
hereof facilities IN me cohecuon on MI
claims. =
respectfully refers 70 the senators and mcmhe
''"s''~r "o" ''s'' y. l.. LEWIS,
oc, ,e seoadncn washington, u. e.
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O'Clock n Tuesday the 18th day Of November fo
furnishing aons 10 The United States marines the following
stations, for the year 1854, viz;
Portsmouth, New Hampshire.
Chariestown, Massachusetts.
brooklyn, Long Island, New York.
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
Gospor, Norfolk, Virginia.
Pensacola, Florida
washington, District OF Columbia.
Each ration consist Of pound and fresh beef
quarters o pound OF pork eighteen of bread
made o. superne flour saperoe flour al The option Of the
e and a the of six pounds good Coffee twelve pounds
ns pss. New Orleans sugar eight quarts Of the best while beans
ou quarts OF vinegar two OF salt four pounds OF good hard
sosp and one and half pounds Of good hard dipped ow
candles, TO each hundred faions.
os beef required shai be delivered h order Of the command
shall m Of The best and most choice pieces Of the The
PORK be No prime pork and the groceries be Of the
quality OF the kinds named, subject 10 inspection
NO Did Will be entertained the OF
To be endorsed Proposals for raons for the 1884, and
addressed 70 the Of the mane Washington
ID q. - - 7,
The Patriot Concord, New Hampshire Morning Post and Daily
Argus New York; Brooklyn Eage Brooklyn New York Penn
and Evening Argus phdelPhia Times Baltimore MARY
land Argus Norfolk Virginia Globe Portsmouth, Virginia Florda
Democrat 1 Pensacola Florida and Ancisn. C o. Augustine
the accompanied by printed the advertisement
to this office for payment.
Oct l2-eodu5thNov
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MORE g GNLI.AGUsiR, Iron Founders sno Manu-.
M fsrurers Of Wrought and Cast Railing Ridge svcnue snd
rhnedephia railing cemeteries.
balconies, public grounds, Aso all kinds Of
MI architectural Iron work
~ would respectfully invite the of the clyens Of
Washington and vicinity the rafting enclosing he Lafayette
city, Specimen drawing. sssiroos Of
making selection.
Oct J->nRmos
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cUPERIoR CABINET FURNITURE, RARE OIL PAINTINGS,
y and household auctonOn Thursday orning
7th Clock shall sell the residence OF H.
Walsh, esd present occupied by Hon. Wn L. Mncy,)
avenue Seventeenth aud Eighteenth
niuTe and housekeeping enects, comprising
Rosewood tetc tete sofa
Arm parl0r chairs, In maroon plush
Elegant table, with Egyptian marble Top
Table ornaments II y-sgl1 efssf4ats
beautui oil paintings by De BrackeleeT
Louis XIV, reception, and castor chairs
franz candeabras
Indies, cabinet and bookcase, tables
Walnut and mahogany whatnor, lounge
Mahogany French sofa, cenirc-tabie
Velvet, Brussels, md three ply carpets,
Bine dAmnsk and lace curtains, cofnice
Mahogany sideb0ssd, extension table lt 4a.r5+.t1
French China dinner, tea, and dessert
Bohemian and crystal cut ciaret jugs
Decanters, gobles4 champagnes
Finger bowls, wines, tunibirrs
plated tea service, kettle
Halvers, castors, cake baskets, coasters
Ivory table cutlery fire irons
Elegantly walnut dressing bureaus
Ward.ohes, washstands French bedrtead
Handsome cottage suites, tilet sets
Window shades, chintx curtains
Besc curled har and husk mattresses
Bolsters and pillows, bedding
Hatrack, hall lamp, oiIcIotb
Passage and stair carpe,ng, rods aud
Cooking st0ve chamber
Together with good assortment kitchen u,ensis.
Terms that sum, credit Of
and four months satisfactorily endorsed, bearing in
terest.
Nov cd Auctioneer.
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- The steamer osCEOLA will on the 18th septem
6x.NkSoe her, running regularly 70 NE above
19sk~k place leaving Washington every SUNDAY, ~
O'Clock m returning leave Baltimore every Tuesday |"
O'Clock, y. m. : :. ....,,o... a,
viii touch regularly and returning
Mays River Cone aver usual landing on e
Potom signals land
Passage and freight at the usual rates. - ..,n.,
Sept 2i--eodu Captain.
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Familiar Di-.onr.es ON Langnege

R WATKINS Intends deliver familiar discourses
" oa language, OCCASIONAL critical remarks various authors
who have wnrun on subject
The r fret of which, being
introductory comprise
ard of the prevailing 70 The oan
olthe Rariish language.
The Cor the whole admitting
lady gentleman 81 single ticket admitting for
he evening so cents. =. 80.
The he delivered At Csfuss snioonhe hr on
ihursnsy evening ners, 70 somm"nes ~ o'e'uok
hckes drus Of " hurhsugh, corner o.
ad TN the bookstores ot Mrs Anderson ana ia
"i Manr, pcnnsyiysnis avenue
vi
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ny ROBERT ARM MsTr one.


by j. &. McGUIKE. Auctt0nser.
fsRUaTEEs SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON TIN
sTkEErBy yirue deed Of April 22d, 1881
and duly recorded IN ber No e3 foos 50a IS ~ and u
Washington county, subscriber viii
sell public auoa The premises Tharsday alafnoon NO
yember 94 O'clock lois Nos u and ~ square NO
49, fronting rs 5ih between and Streets and run
ming UO together with The consisting OF
occupied cabinet furniture warehouse
Ter,as 4 JOHN r.. CALLAh Trustee.
kTN'F7 JAMES q. MCGUIRE,
octQ QI--rodxds Auctoneer.
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Great Match Runut"g Race, for $500. over Column
bits Cowrse, AIevsndrts Co, va.
THERE will be $500 above course on
Tucsdsy November o2d 1852 precisely Heats,
one miIe and
y. suit enters b. e. John Graham.
+. NJ Hall entrs s. a. Santa Anna.
thorough from the
the and proprietor
the offers the following b tres
r entries make a
fuse Of sloo for "wednesday, November 1ono mile asd
Purse Of 1000 for Thursday, November siwo miles and
Purse saO cor Friday, November 2our mites and repeat
fore ~ e
The proprietor ack other i'm
povsmen the confidently pnbc they
wa Ind the best accommodations for and
= CYRUS MARTIN,
' Nov lp-AawusihFeb Proprietor
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Nov cd
United states Patent once.

= : Un1ttU btnte8 FNteMt OmCe,
Washington, November ~, 1859.
I'm Samuel 3. Aen Of Saem the county
Salem New Jersey formerly of Mamburr Ohio
praying Of granted him the M
January Is0 which improvements added
2sh March, for Improvement IN machines for husk
slelng years from expiration Of said
paten which takes place tine 18th day OF January eighteen
hundred and fNy four
petition be
Saturday, the ll day Of January IA o'clock and all
notified and show
why said petition ought not TO be granted. 89e
opposing the extension required file in the Patent
specially writing
before the day Of hearing, all testimony filed by either party
said hearing be taken and
coanc- with the rules OF The office, which will be furnished
plcauon.
this be published in Union,
ntegence and Evening STAR Washington d. C Pennsylvana
Philadelphia, Evening Post, Scientific American
NJ Boston POST Boston, Mass; Patriot Concord New
Hampshire, and Enquirer, Cinenna Ohio week for three
the liih day Of January
c. MASON,
Commissioner OF
sEdo of the above will please and send their
the Patent Office, with containing this notice.
Nov I3-law3w
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RELIS' BELIsi BELLS THE subscriber. manufacture
ID hand NIL Of
bells
bell. hung with the yokes movable They
that cappcr will
place, which desirable after bell has
am ned ciappe
bell thereby prolonxng These bells maauc
Stock in iron cssag Al this
foundry used, and found
ment We give written warranty tha church bells break within
from date purchase with viii with
The Of all bells Nearly 1000 bells
have been sold from this foundry which the beat
dencs superiority We gold silver medals
awarded from the fairs the bells for
and tonen We particular cals
r,ne and refer those furnished by Our foundry
within rods Of the Hudson rivcr Erie canal and railroads
A. this establishment
Kind IN the United states and the Of bells
orders be hed viii, despatch We bells In
of the Stses Old bells taken In exchange
Levels, eomps-ses sc, constantly on hand. Address
A. MENEELYs SONS,
May ai--ydkcp West Troy. N. ".
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PROPOSALS FOR RATIoNs FOR 1854.

QuARTfRaAsrEgs OyYIoE, MARINE CoRPs
Washington October IL, 1853.
NEALED PROPOSALS. will ba received this ONCE 10
~ O'Clock Tuesday, 18Th November next
furnishing raions 10 The United States marines the following
stations, for the year 1854 viz;
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Embroideries, Sc.
take pleasure in calling the attention Of the ladies the fol
= dozen clear lawn handkerchief. II
y DO hem-s.i,ched do
10 do ehemisetts
10 10 90 90 hssasn'iss hsMiSs .Issyss Sleeves
is do '''d banded do ''''''
s do eambrcbanded collars
10 S DO DO swsss sS,lsa mu.qus,ier "a collars
sSS sSS yards q. ssms.s sws edge &c and inserting Ss
| $50 cambric and swiss bands
- rs very handsome embroidered skirts
We wish The Indies give particular attention the above
| VERIFY, TEBBs, YERBy,
OctS-lm Corner Penn avenue and nh street.
EISE PARLOR AND CHAMBER FURNITURE.-on
large superior parIofs cha%Ssrs
| consisting Of
Rosewood mahogany French Boehs-
Large palor chairs
Mahogany and walnut e-a-tetes
and parS To- chairs maroon = and crimson plush
Some beautiful cottage chamber black, bown and
Fine mahogany md wardrobe.
Bureaus, bedstcsds. and washstands, in sets
And variety goods, making my
msn % complete all which will Ss sold very reduced price,
INCONSISTENCIES and Drawers, F.II and Winter.
Of sik merno, ambswoe flannel large
assortment on hand at reasonable prices a. .yp,s
Gsnemcns Furnishing Store, Penn Avenue, AZ
Oct 2-2wf
MEIERE, Professor French, Spanish and German
y. guages Avenue House, Mrs Dasi between ~ and 6,
streets, Pennsylvania avenues south side
Oetb-f
COX mn WORTH OF new goods, embracing every
pcJ,UUU fashionable foreign and domestic
will be sold reduced prices cash. Persons
viii well call Stock which
complete know we offer he very best induce
ments.
YERBY, TEBBs, YERBl,
Pa. and 7h
ITIoGHAPHY-The undersigned have, ia connesion with
IL their establishment thogapbic printing office, and are
orders for cheeks Promisso drafts bills Of
exchange, circulars, kc.
Specimens application at the store
COLLINS, BOVINE h Co,
llth street, six doors north OF Penn. avenue,
OF Hall, la and I76 Pearl New York.
Oct 9-Jtaw6w
DLANH ETs QUILTS, Ec.--We have in store
200 pairs blankets, OF all grades
$50 Marselles and Aiendae quilts
200 pairs BILE ch.d and brown cotton sheetings
10 do linen shectings
30 do pillow slip cotton
100 dozen damask napkins
do towels, grades
40 pairs table damask
With stock Of house furnishing dry goods in
all OF which we defy competition
YERBY, TEBBs, YERBY,
Oct e-U Corner Penn and 1th street
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General Agency.
TAYLOR COLLINS will claims 81 every description
before
bounty lands extra and arearage
pay buying and selling OF the
collecting business They will also
Furnish parties information they de-
Charges will he moderate.
once Immediately opposite Wnderf Building, Wash
ingop, ID. c,
James G. Dohbp, Secretary Of the Navy,
jefferson Davis, Secretary OF War
Nicholas Caian, President Board Common conncn,
Gen. John NJ McCsis, Attorney Al Law.
James "a. Gsu.iin, esq.
w. O. Reddan State Department
2s-difScp
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NJ A. Tyson and Sisters Seminary for Young Ladies'
street, between Twelfth and Thirteenth, Wash
inton, ID. o.. for boarding and day pupils.
pHE opened
18th september Terms senior Department. Gig
Juuio sio Primary, s. Drawing 81 French, by Prof Rsuit
S3; Music, si2 to SIS.
Pupils boarded permanently weekly al 60 and 3k dol
For further particulars circulars the princ
pal bookstores and seminary.
Oct l3-codti5Dec