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Changes Of Life.

Life is full ofchange; to-day itmay be well with u.s.
tomorrow, adversely may bo upon u.s. Truly man in
his best estate is altogether vanity There no one
entirely exempt from the ills which fesis heir and
it is the very height offoy and for onete
tell another I,Ou dothus or So cannot tell what
day may bring forth; and We should therefore be
exceedingly guarded in all actions thoughts and
words Each one is alone responsible for his conduct
and the laws of Heaven and Earth require that each
must answer for himself therefore, it will avail us
nothing if neglect our duty, because others do moi
choose to walk in the paths Of truth and virtue
Whilst it is true, in our everyday intercourse with
men, we meet with much that is not pleasant to our
senses much that is coarse and obnoxious-aye, and
some who may basely deceive us-yct, there is much
upon which we may look with delight and complacen-
cy, for we do meet with genuine friendship OCCASION
ally How little would there be in this world to live
for if every man was close calculating niggard II
there was no such thing as pure, dsinterested friend
ship-a shrine at which the burdened and oppressed
heart, with its holiest affections might bow ~.
lone alone to make sweet amends
For absent Heaven-thc bosom Of a friend. .n4gs
We know there is this pure and ennoblng sentiment
which has its foundation in the deepseated affections
of the heart and he SANDERS his kind who says that
friendships but creature of circumstance
"a shade that follows wealth or fame
And leaves the wretchto weep. :"
He does little who lives for self-whose first and
greatest care is self Is this all of fe?to exc out
toerabe existence and then die with one to follow
US to our last long home and call US blessed The
last hours of such man must be miserable; how can
they be otherwise, for
1.-THE selfish heart deserves the pain it feels."
The secret Of happiness is scontentment the rich
man is content he may be happy if he ministers out
of the abundance of his worldly goods to the wants Of
the needy poor and endeavors to do his duty he can
behappy. Those who have been moderately blessed
with tho things of this world have no for not
being happy.
"a competence is vital to content,
Much wealth is corpuence, if not disease;
Sick, or encumbered is our happiness,
A competence is all we can eyoy."
If our lives should not be prosperous and happy
as we DESIRE let be content we placed under
adverse circumstances let US learn to bca and thus
conquer cur fate. AS the Poet has so beautifully said
"Be still, sad heart and cease repning
Behind the clouds is the sun still shining;
Thy fate is the common fate Of all;
Into each life some rain must fall,
Some days must be dark and dreary."
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BAPTIsTsN IN MIssIssIppI-There are 10000 Baptists
in the State At late State Convention the sum of
$50 900 was subscribed towards the endowment fund
Of $loO00O proposed to be raised for the Literary and
Theological Institution located at Clinton, Miss
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HEAVY EXPORTS OF CorToN.-The New Or

leans Bulletin of Saturday says:
The clearances of cotton at the Customhouse
yesterday, amounted to 30,567 bales, ofwhich
24,40s were for Liverpool, 2O57 for Trieste,
1859 for Barcelona, and 1881 Coastwise-
This is believed to be the largest quantity ever
cleared from any port in the United States in
one day. The exports to Liverpool during the
past three days amounted to IL, ,406 bales, and
the entire exports for the same period to So
4I6 bales.
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PIRATES IN THE CHINA sEAs-The advices received
in London by the overland mail state that large Chi
neso junk, bound to Annoy, from Singapore, with
cargo valued at $4,000 had been attacked near Ma
moa by pirates and nineteen of the crew, including
European sailing master murdered. A despatch from
Hong Kong dated 10Th October states that four En-
gish gentlemen attacked by pirates in the neigh.
borhood of Baguc on the 17h The latter were dfiy-
en- Off
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-01-18

one year has Elapsed since a law, similar to
those in force All over the Republic, was passed
we are disposed to let time test policy
which at least has humanity To recommend it.
B. F. HUNT, Chairman.
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GOVERNOR OF MAINE.-The Senate of Maine ha.
cast its vote for William George Crosby (Whig) for Go
vernon.
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,Withdr.awl,n.

Col J. D. AsHMoRE of Sumter, and the Hon. J.sA::
BLACK, of Rchland, have withdrawn their names as
candidates to represent the Sixth Congressional Dis
trict in the National Legislature. 5:
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MARYLAND According to the Message of the Go
vernon of Maryland the surplus revenue of the year is
$543, ,coO after deducng SG770OO for the current in
terest OF the State debt
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WASHINGTON, Jan. 1.-THE House of Representa-
tives to-day passed the joint resolution to prevent
frauds on the Treasury.
Senator Upham, of Vermont died in this city, this
afternoon after a brief illness
Ex-senator King, of Alabama is worse
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The following Brethren have been installed Officers
ofKershaw Lodge No. 20, A.. F. NJ, for the ensuing

Pm. Jos. B. Kershaw, ". NJ sF,yS q 81.
Cbas "A. Mcdonald, S. W. razSs IA
P. NJ Thos. W. Psguea j.. W. b.
JAS L villepigue, Treasures. s,.,.. y.
P. NJ We Hughsoh, Secretly.
B. J. Kuykendal,s S. D. s:ssS.zs " 49, !: 4
J. J. McklesJ. D.Sa
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CHARITY COMMITTEE. John N. Gamewen, Jacob s.
DePass, E. NJ. Boykin Thos salmoud, ". 2. Hugh-
son. ~ ~
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;ifom Sc npbs TO Lexingto and from 1sxhgton
to Columbus &cs 6.
No less THAI five divorces were granted at
tue recent ssssoae the Superior Court at New Ka-
ven, Conn s - z, ss.,.
Wool i. TaE UNITED STATES The New York
Eoaolnsst says sss'.
recent rehes on the part of p A.
Browns Of Pennsyl it has been established
thatthe United States can out world wool
as in cotton Thus Spanish sheep yielding naturally
wool 2ooo to to gland, degcnerated
I'd 500 to the inch and brought the United States
recovered To 21Oe or finer than tie original The fact
being established that our climate and soil pro.
duces sfner wool than countries, will give
inevitably the superiority in cloths if the
aanuiacta isalled to Ia interest to the gower"
The value land centre q the city Of London,
is f400, 600 per acre. 5s,sss2
~ "a 60 .zsSSssSSI1o<sSs,SSSSSsSA=- =
s.. The Hon. H 1las: been elected Judge
Of the Eastern circuit Of the place of Judge
Welearn from the Columbia saanss:tha at the sale
Of stock On Wednesday asths of the late J.
c. Singleton, soung COWS and teffers Of the Ayrshire
and Durham breeds sold for s. ss5Q TO $50 eacla,..
Meeting Of the Grand Division. e
Delegatesfom the up count who wish TO attend
the meeting Of the Grand Division in the
inst, are be passed down
Charlotte and Gfeenyille and Col1mJia
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Welearn from tie Columbia Banner that at the sale
Of stock On "Wednesday at:thab of the late j.
G. Singleton oung COWS and heifers Of the Ayrshire
andDurham breeds sold for $50 70 ss6 eaeha...
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No. sc.
Motto to Z. S. Mail Contractors, and
the Public.

AUDITORS OFElcE Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
November 1st 1853.
T has long been the practice of this Office to pay
/ tn drifts drawn and Negotiated by Contractors
for carrying the United StateJ Nails for the amounts
rCspr'iTely. of their quarterly pay. 1t was cstab
lsied TO accommodate the Contractors, and meet
tlrir necessities, il advance of the regular and
the Department aud was intended only to apply to
one draft per route, from each Contractor for the
icoe amount, (dedactng fines, collections, &c of his
quarterly pay but il hns been. and Is quite gencr-
ally misunderstood, 10 be supposed to allow any
number ofdrafts and for any amount, not exceeding
in the aggregate, the Contract pay for the quarter
privilege conceded for accommodation (for it
never any thing more,) has thus been made to
barrass materially the business of this office forced
upon il the settlement of the pirate accounts of
Contractors; and thrown upon the exchanges of the
country, with quasi sanction of this office species
Of parcr currency unauthorized by tho laws.
tnOt unfrequently occurs, too, that this Office is
exposed 70 great and unnecessary risk, in determn
ing upon the genuineness Of the sigr atures TO the
assignments, endorsements. of the various per
sons through whose hands these drafts are made to
pass before their presentation.
1t il therefore deemed proper to give this public
notice to Contractors, and all concerned, that from
and after the 1st day of January, 1854 but draft
for the pay upon eGch route, per quarter, will he
paid. filled for payment in this office. This draft
quarter and The route doth to be specifedD on which
it is drawn; and the Signature thereto houd be dtteSed
by the Postmaster at the place whsre maybe drdwn
and one other 'CttnSSs: and each assignment thereof
should be dttested bytWo witsess.
VIM F. PHILLIPS,
Auditor of the Treasury for P. o. Department.
nov12-Th 4w.
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GENERAL AGENCY.

TAYLOR COLLINS will prosecute claims. If cv
L cry description against the government. bsforc
me several departments, or Congress; procure pen
Sions, bounty lsn,js. extra pay ard arrearacc paw
They will attend to the buying and selling of rea
estate, the renting Of house- and general collect
ing business. They will also furnish parties at y
distance with such lntorDaton as they may desir.
trem the seat Of government Charges will tie mod
crate
Ofice on street, Immediately opposite Winder'
Building, Washington. b. c.
REFERENCES:
Hon. J. G. Do!bin. Secretary of the Navy
lien. J. Davis, Secretary of War.
\. Cnlan eSl Pr+a't Board Common Council.
Gen. J. vi. McCalla, AttorreyatLaw
James II. CaHltin. esq.
w. e. Reddail. State Department.
sep 29--dtf-
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CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.

7 BEG leave to caution the citizens of Washington
l. Alexandria, and Georgetown against an imposi-
ton practised upon them by several unprincipled
barkespers who are selling common mixed gin for
the genuine schnapps. That name belongs exclu-
sivoly to my Gin. and all others are counterfeit.
The genui le has my name on the bottle and cork,
and fac smile of my signature the Label. For
sale by all the respectable Grocers and Druggists in
the United States
beg leave to say that invited the whole med.
ical faculty and professional chemists in the United
States to accept of bottle for analysis and trial
four thousand accepted my offer, and nearly two
thousand have furnished their written endorsement.
and acknowledge it is perfectly pure and free from
the admixture of poisonous fusil OIL any of these
!rniyHc compounds which produce such mischicvous
and i'reparable effects upon the constitution, and
which very few Of the Alcoholic Distilled Liquors are
without. The certificates published in PAM
phlet form UDOLPII0 WOLFE,
Sole Importer, - Beaver street, N Y.
nov 1s-lw
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RENOIiL

fENfjI ~
VIE ,iETRDPOLlTAN PAPER HANGING AND
l. UPHOLSTERY WAREHO0MS have been 1e-
moved IT, eth street. between and streets north,
70 D, Washington Place.
Having removed nay place OF business to more
com'nodious premises. wrald respectfully solicit
c;i from my former trcnis and the public generally,
feeling confident that they will net he disappointed
in the quality of my goods and prices.
have just returned from IN. North. with a new
ard Large assortment of this seasons goods which
Will be found in quality and price superior to any
hitherto brought 10 this city. My stock Of PAPER
HAN6lNGs are from the first manufacturers IN the
country. My UPHOLSTERY WORK ia executed hy
Workmeniu my employ. which. in every instance
Will warrant to Possess the best material and work.
manship
Houses and Halls papcrcd at tie shortest notice by
experienced wprkmen
transparent ami Buff Holland SHADES Patent
and Nenitian BLINDS. lair, Nos4 Cotton and shuck
MATTRESSES. CUSHIONS OF every dcsc.i, tion for
sale. Church Paws cushioned At charyes
EJ-A call is solicited.
JOSEPH T. X. PLANT,
aug io-iyrp ifh street. bet u antFE.
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LAW NOTICE

SlDNEY &. BAXTER, late Attorney General Of
~ Virginia, has removed to Washington to prac-
fice law.
tie will practice in The Supreme Court Of the Uni
ted States, the courts of the District Of Columbia
and attend to any professional business confided to
him.
N3- Office in Morrison's new building, on Ak ST.,
between Pennsylvania avenue and & street.
References: Hon. J. J. Alien, Hon. VIM. Daniel
Hon. Richard Moncnrc, Hon. G. B. Samuels, Hon.
George H. Len. of the court of appeals of Virginia
to the Judges of The circuit courts of Virginia, and
tn the Senators and members of Congress from Vir
glnla iy l9-eO1y
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
TIL + UNION ADEM

Corner Of l4h Street and Ncr York .4rcnue.
THOSE parents wishing to secure a select md
erery uGy responsible school, for the correct and
thorough training of their sons, the Classics and
Higher Mathematics, and also in the Modern Ian
gnages and Natural Sciences, so that they NAV be
fitted for College, or for Engineering, Surveying and
Commercial pursuits, are respectfully invited visit
the Institution, or call upon the Principal soon as
the number of pupils is limited, and the vacant seats
few.
No pupils will be admitted or continued, whose
character is known to be bad or doubtful.
No pupils will be admitted hence.prh who have
not advanced beyond primary branches.
Circulars can be obtained at the principal Book
stores. y. RICHARDS,
sep l2-3m Prncipal
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Proposals for furnishing Briek.,
UNITED STATS CARROT Errrysroy AND
WASHINGTON AorYpUc1 OyrTc
WAeHISGToy c~tnhr.r 10 1875


WASHINGTON AocyDUcT Orucr
WAsHIsGTeS, October IL. 1888
DR0PoSALS viii be received at Thu ofsce. until
y. N. Of the goth December next cor t,rr;.h,
ing Bricks for the construction Of the Washington
Aqueiuct
forty millions. Proposals should state the ousu,tv
which each bidder will undertake to furnish
The bricks must be delivered at such points Of n.
line as may from time to time lie de. gpsted nv r.
Engineer. The times and Quantities will deI~ad on
the appropriations made by Congrcs
Their large deposites OF clay suitable 70, ms.
ing bricks along the line, and the contractor s 10
required TO furnish sample Of the clsy AID br,cl
before commencing the manufacture.
None hut well made hard burnt bricks, entirely
acceptable to the Engineer, viii lie received. ara
they will be required TO be made In mould. conform
ns in size to the municipal equations e the CITY
of Washington.
Every offer must be accompanied nv written
guaranty, signed by one or more responsible rer.
sons, TO the effect that he or they undertake thst
the bidder bidders will il his or their their lid -
accepted, enter into obligation within I'm d,rs
with good and sufhcient suretieS, to furp,h lie
bricks offered. Said guaranty TO be scco1npapj.d Nv
the certificate Q: the United statcs District Judge,
United States District Attorney, Navy Agent, or
some officer Of lie General Government or in6ivij
ual knsvn 10 rhe Department Of War. thst the susr.
antors are able TO make good their guaranty.
All bids TO he sealed and endorsed Proposals FIR
Brick for Warrington Aqueduet" The bids viii ts
opened in the presence Of such bidders ~ ms choose
to be present. As the certainty Of 4uyrly h rerv
important, the failure of contrscioriuvolvngrx b.
ably the ::oppsgs Of the work for q whole sesscr
the United States reserves to itself the right 10 re-
ject any or all bids and to make such Arrangement.
for the supply OF bricks ss Jury b. nost advantage
ous 10 the work. (See extract from Engineer ne
partment Regulations below
III. MEIGE,
Captain of Engineers in charge of Washing.
ton AOuednct
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OF FIoIAL
TREASURY DErARTNrr
WAsHINcroy knc ~ -

WILMINGTON, Aug p, 10
Notice hereby given 10 the boldsrs 9, ~.
per cent. stocks q the losn authorizes, br N.
April Is, ls&2, and retccfnstle 3lst necc, b..
and also. to tie holders If the six p~r ccp,
the loan authorized by The act of I.ly. lsls
able 18th November, 1850. that this da.r.,,..
prepared to purchase, at any time h,t~rsep a..
hereof and ,he first day OF peccuslsr nxx, - :,
tent Of two millions Of ssd stock In The mann.
on the terms hereinafter nrnHoned, 20 viii.
In case Of any contingent rom eeetiOn. ,i,,,-
amount stss'sl, preference was he given ia -
time in which tie ssid stocks Of either sr.s -,
offered The scrtscs'es dolly assigned 4. The -
States, must b. transmitted to this aepsr,r,...I
upon the rrrips whereof, price MI he p,.s -.
pounded Of the following particulars: WI
LIST. The par value or amount spec,.s5 ,,
certificate 1ea
ID. A premium Of l6 rse cert. @, m. -,
1912, re'eenahs in 1852 Ut a Premium -.
may be- of So per cent on the s,o, IS O. isls
decmsble in 1856 II
3D. Interest on the par Of the sr:ifr.te s-0,, =,
LIST OF July, 1888 10 the date Of rccoipt ana
r.ent at the treasury with t.,e a,Ior,,..,
money to reach the ewnst) Of one d.r's ;,,.. '"'
addition. ~
PAYMENT for said stocks uit he made :, s.
the Treasurer Of the United s,stc,. on the ,,.,,,
TREASURER at BeSten. New York, or fhi,sl.rti.
be parties may direct. JAMES U,TsprY
oc' fo-ss secrstsry OF the Tr...-rr
TREASURY DErlsTgzrr July IN ,a.,
Notice hereby givrn 10 the holder. Of the 81, n.
cent. storSs Of the United State, Of tLo ,o.,
lied By the act Of 18th Of January, ls4;, and ra,o,
able the Slst Of December, lS67, and Of III. lo,n
thorised BY TIE act % ast Of March. 1915 =,
deensble Seth June, ls6s, that this depsr.r.,,. :
prepared to purchase, ct any time betvee, On, a.
hereof and ths LIST day Of Deccmbx next, IA ,ho
tent Of the sum Of Eve millions Of dollars
stocks, in the manner and on the term, b.rr;r....
mentioned, to witt
In case of any contingent competition. With, q,
amount stated preference will be given in H.
OF time in which the sid stocks n,y b. orer-I =,
certificates duly assigned to the United States M.
he transmitted to this department; upon the r,,r.,
whereof price will be paid cOnpsurdea ., ~. ..
lowing particulars:
i. The pac value or amount fpeeihel in each $50
| ti6cate
! 2. premium on aid amount OF tv..t,on0 -
| cent. III
g. Interest on the par Of the csrtifrst. fro.o H..
1st Of July, 1858, to the date Of r-csipt and .p,
ment at the treasury, with Che allowance fs. N.
money to reach the on nerl of cne days in,-,s, :,
! ~ Iition.
Payment for said stocks will be made IN sraf,,o,
the TREASURER Of the United States, or In, aS,ss,,
treasurer at Boston, New York, Or FhRatlphR. &C
the parties may indicate.
JAMES GUTHRIE
Oct lo-dH Secretary Of the Tresslrr
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WHALEY'S 0MNIBUssRs.

On THURSDAY. the 2lfh instant
NTEF will commerce running tive line
@ Of OMNIBUSSEs hstw.rn AlrIsn,
dria and Washington. leaving AlcxsBdria at -
o'cio"k in the morning. and 50 in the afternoon,
connecting with the trains leaving Washington -
o'clock in the morning and 5 in the Afternoon H.
turning, leave Washington on the arrival o. We
ira ms from Baltimore, in time in the morning ="
connect with the Orange aud Manassas Gap tsln
from Alexandria, at s O'Clock.
Passengers wishing seats in Thu line. VII l't''
their names and residences with pr. James tn'p',
tie, Alexandria. and at the Irving iIouse, ha'hlnE
ton, corner Of 18th street and Pennsylrsris
The morning line will call for passengers Wtnin Oh!
reasonable distances In either city.
SEP 2S-6m- WM. WHAbhl.
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Mantels, Iron Ratings, and Spring
MattresSea.

'IHlE Aiantels are new, cheap, and beautiful ar
ticle. manufactured upon Stone. in imitation
OF tn richest Marbles, of the rare and desra-
BILE kinds. In style and finish they stand unequal
led, and are not by coal gas smoke or acids
At the North they are becoming extensively used
and give perfect satisfaction.
Builders and others wishing to purchase are re-
quested to cal and examine for themselves
Also, PIER SLABS to match the Mant.ls. of the
same materials.
IRON CEMETERY and other FENCING and
RATLINGS
Will he kept constantly on hand variety of pat
terms for Which orders will be received and prompt
ly executed
Premium SPRING MATTRESSES. new article
far superior to anything of the kind now in use.
Iron Beistcads, Settles. and Hall Chairs Hat
Racks, Umbrella Stands, &c.
RALPH HASKINS
Pa avenue, 2. side, bet. 9th and 10th SITS.
0S-ff.
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single and Double Barrel Guns and
Cunning Apparatus.


John ". BADEN near the corner of sixth sire.
~ and Pennsylvania avenue. has lately received ,
full supply Of the above Goods cousstins in part
Of
fine English Stub Twist and Damascus Double anc
Single Barrel FowlIlg Pieces of all sizes
Common and low-pr:crd English and German 10
single and Double Barrel Duckng Guns
Boys Guns
Game Bags, Liquor Flasks Shot Pouches
Powder flasks, Single aud Double Belts
Walkers. Ely'S, Coxs, and other ,,ish and French
Caps
Patent Metallic ard PAPER Wads and Wad paper
Washing Rods and Cleaners
Nipple Wrenche-. Tubes. Wad Cutters
Ramrod Heads and Sc ews
Patent Lever Charges. Bullet Moulds
flStol Belts. Hunting kniyeS. &c in great variety.
sportSmen are particularly invited to examine m,
stoc> before purchasing. Leary all ofmy Syortin
foods are made 10 older and importee direct and .,
course can offer a. great Inducements as any other
house in this country.
DAILY EXPECTED,
An of the most celebrated kinds Of Sport
ing Powder. JOHN " RADtN
oct 4-eoSw-
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BUILDING INTERVALS,


7 W. BADEN, south side Pennsylvania avenue,
- near 9th street, having completed his stock of
Building Materials, offers superior inducements ts
contractors and others. His stock is complete and
extensive, and comprises an excellent assortment
Of
Rural, Novelty, Peoples. Cottage, villa. Mortice,
Foldingdoor, Carpenters, Cupboards, Chest
TILL Pad, Horse, Dead and Trunk Locks
Cut and Wrought Nails of Gll sizes
Gimlet-poiDt and other Screws
Brads and Sprig1S, Tacks, Flush, Spring, Shutter,
and other Bolts
Pearl, White, Mineral, Iron. Rosewood, Brass, and
other Door Knobs and Bell Pulls
Brick and Frame Turnbuckles
Window and Shutter Springs Hooks, Hasps
Staples, Drops AMI Escutcheons
Shutter Screws, Stubbs Plates and Lifts
Sash Knobs, Door Springs, Axle and other Pulleys
Sandpaper, Glue. &c.
In fact everything in the Building Line
The above articles have been selected with great
care, and received direct from the manufacturers
and will be sold to customers on the most liberal
terms
Ny stock is inferior to none in the city, and a call
is respectfully solicited from those in want
JNO W. BADEN,
Pa. avenue, near 9Th street.