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sumes that President Pierce has proved faithless
10 his pledges and principles.
We repeat that the mon is thoroughly alarm
ed. and some racy Developments may be expected
in the course Of its efforts 10 the admnistra
ton from present eontumely, and its head from
defeat In his aspirations after "the succession"
in ls56 Fortunately, however, says the Balt
more American none but its own friends have
cause 10 fear the Union.
This is the first hint we have seen that Gen.
Pierce expects to be upon the presidential course
again in 1856. lie has acquired some reputation
for his seeming self abnogaiion aud repugnaneo
10 office, but we hive heard reasons assigned for
his resignation Of high positions heretofore, that
implied Other motives than the very crcdltable
ones his friends usually azerbe. In the canvass
Of last year, his indifference 10 honors and his love
Of domestic retirement were represented to be 80
strong a. 10 create doubt whether he might
MOI retire before the end of the term for which he
,ga- 20 bo elected The result is likely 10 be very
different We hope il may be SO. and that the
country may have opportunity in 81 Of pro-
nonnoing its Judgment upon the policy and prn-
ciples of his administration.
Deeming the annexed proceedings Of the Nal
ley people of special intsrost and Importance 10
the citizens of Lynehburg aud the Piedmont dis
triet just at this time, we surrender editorial
space 10 give them insertion;
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fVHUs,NEss IMPORTANCE In,

ifg readrrcd IL necessary ior me to sprni several
month hs winter in tie snufh, have t my Commiss-
ion and olhrr husin. in the haids Of my nephew, Mr.
William A. Tout who will be assisted aud advised by
my friend. Mr. Joseph b. Nopp. My irie ds md ens-
inners are requested to eall an item.
49,, 81 Il. NAI r. SMITH.
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The Boquet Calogne-M Manufactured at Messrs
Wright Il Allisou's New Drug Store, is without doubt.
OF the refined aud delicate articles for the
Toilet in nee. 1t is of home manufacture distilled
from the Rose Orange aud Verbenu and should be used
by every lody-boh as perfume and gentle stmu-
liant in casea Of nervous headache Try it ind Judge
for yourselves. Inov os.i,1
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Amcetng was held at Gloucester Court House.
on the 18th of November, for the purpose of invi-
ting the attention and invoking the cooperation
of other counties, to some decisive action with
regard to the proposed Improvement known and
chartered as the Richmond and York River Rail
road. \ preamble and resolutions were adopted
referring to the Importance of the scheme, and
urging upon the COMM ssioners already appoint
ed the necessity of immediate action twenty
delegates, were selected To attend convention
at King and Queen Court House on the 18th of
December next, aud all other counties interested
IN the Improvement were invited to send dele
gates to the same convention.
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lilP
TRACT OF LAND

IN which the said George 7. Snead now esdes, lying
in the county of Bedford on Jamcs Riv 90 mi IS
west of Lyuchburg, bnd continuing about 321 ACRES.
This is of the most valuable 9nrms IN Upper Vi gin
in, whether considered in its fertility, its
yeneucc to market location for Mei chandi-
zing on the Commission and Forwarding busress. A
good porii m of the Tract is BOTTOM LAND lying
Immediately James river and the entire is land
of the hes. character wei! tmbered and wntered, and
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-28
GIurd'S Golden Gloss for the Hair.

4 MONO the many preparations for the growth of l. 9
n Hair this Golden Gloss takes the lend. Three
reasons will be given why it is universally used aud
preferred to all others:
ls Because it has the efectua in Bal l..
ness end Because it imparts n beautiful dark gln.S
and delightful perfume to he Hair 3rd Because IN.
Ladies', with fine discrimination which thew all posses.
have adopted it.
Many other reasons could be given why it is great
aYore, but those who more have only to give il
Trial.
fRcE-25 cents, in large bottles
For saeby Druggists and Storeleepers everywhere
VIC. HURD, Proprietor
30i Broadway, NewYork
~ Large discount to NJ erehants
26-dfm
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Louisville Market. Nov. 10.

Sales of 81 hhds. tobacco-One at 81 05, II at
81 65aS5 Is, at s. 35aS5 20, and at So 25a
81 %.
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TICE.
A CREE X McCLANAHAN will occupy the bnc
n rooms OF their until the front Is fitted nm
Entrance down the alley between Messrs. ]. Z Nj
ilollins' and their Store House. Ioct 3dSrts1
IAkEN UP-Esiray On last FRIDAY nom
ing, YOUNG S0RREL MARE. The owner
will please come forth prove property pay char res and
take her way Application to be made at this office.
2S.eoi2t
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Nineteen Valuable Slaves.
PROSPECTUS FOR 1854.
THE SATURDAY EVENING POS
UNRIvALED ARRAY OF TALENT

INHE Projectors of the POST, in again conn
L fore the public, would return thanks for leg
Gus patronage which has placed them tar in ad'sH
every orhe. Literary Weekly in America. And.i
only suitable return for such free and hearty ar
their arrangements for 1854 have been made With
gree of ibcraity probably uGequned in the hIda
American Newspaper literature. They have eagag
contributors Tor the ensuing yeai the following 5u
array of ia ent and genius -
MRS. SOUTHWORTH
EMERSON BENNETT,
MRS. DENISON.
GRACE GREENWOOD,
FANNY FERN
In the first paper of January next, we design
mencing an Original Novelet, written expires y or
Columns entitled The Bride Of tie IViiderHess
merson Bennett. author of Viola, Clara Moea
The Fore ed VIII etc.
This N"veet, by the popular author of CIa.a y
land we design following by another called l@ o.
Mother-by Mrs. Mary A. Dcnisun, Author Of u
Pictures Gertrude RUSSELL etc.
We have also the promise NJ number OF hSeoe
Gface Greenwood. whose rilliant and versatile rf
be almost exclusively emp oyr NJ on the Post oa'
own Lutte Pilgrim
Mrs Souhwoth-whose fascina ing works ats
being rapidly rcpuhished in Engand-aso VIII =
tain her old and pleasant connection with the NJ, ~
next story rom her gifted pen will he EMIT ed W.
me Are' ger; or lie Fatal Fow-ly Emma u =
Southworth, author of The Curse ol CHi''
LOST Hciress. the The Deserted Wife etc
And laSt-not least-we = anlhurized to a'n'-
series ot articles from one Who has rnpldiy i'',
high in popular favor. They vii. G entillrda ~"
RES Of Sic chcs, by Fanny Fer thor Of Fern u"
etc.
We expect - Ice able To commence the Oxen
Funny F'rn--ns well us the series by Grace "''''
In the taIiy numbers of the coming year nd
EngrivjngS Foreign Correspondence As1,S, \
Articles, The News Congressional Reports ''
kei>, etc.. alsn shah be regularly given. ra
CHEAP POSTAGE-Tl postage on tue ,,d
any pant IF the unitri States. when paid dua''
advance is only 90 rruts year
TERMS
The terms of the Post are Two Dollars per ID
Cori ............. s. 90 FfF a"
Il one Ia the ecttcr d.
MP of he { lab 10 w
i3 Copies. and 'nne to The tier
up If the Club ID np
20 Comics. and to tie gctlci
ur # III Club, 500 II" .,r
The mon E,f Cub, always n.n be s,II'',, hf
Subscriptions may be- sent at nlr rl-k sl1. 1
l. iflse. - draft slpuid be prnc ned. ~ .,,t
ep,f 1t Nt,ch max be deducted from me "'''
'ifr>s airGys "oN fGiL ,nv
DEACON 4 PETE S4N nh
M. G6. Sauth Third ST. f'u En-
\ -Aiy prf<un aesiious of fecelV"- h, 4
IA ,.,>it >a,n ,ie.cti. h ies"..'n'" "'
IN The ln'ri-hor. y letter. tnsi.I'aid}
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n OEaCE.-llaving sold my entire interest in the
y concern of Maze x WINSTON to JOS T.
WINSTON. Ia ulouris authorized 10 use the name of
the concern in liquidation. All debts due the concern
must be paid to him. and all debts due by must be pre-
scented 10 him for collection.
Nov 24Ih, 1853 NJ MACE
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with the necessary oul.buldings house near the
banks of The james River and kanaw la Canal. with
eoon Warehouse he'd for tie reception of produce
aud a good Cirist Mill Fer it, size, consideri
of the desirable Of land in the Stne,
and such is seldom put into the marlet There have
been on loo bushels of wheat This Fall which
will 70 with the land to the purchaser Purchasers are
invited examine il for themselves, before the day of
sale. Mr.. Geo, f. Snead will show it to any who may
desire to il.
If desired, the Store house. With smnll portion of
the land may sold separately from the residue of the
tfact.
At the same time and rlace will sell the following
Personal Property,
conveyed by laid deed Of trust, towit: Two houses of
Tobacco about 200 barrels Of Corn head of horses 80
head of Cows, 30 head OF Hogs, and all the farming
utensils of the said Geo T. Snea1 together with his
Household and Kitchen Furniture.
T e RMS:
Cash will be require according tie terms of the
deed of trust fo the Whole Of the purchase money on
all of the land well the personal property. unless
the creditors secured in the deed agree they proba
will before the dry of sale that the sumo or part there
Of nay be snld on credit-of whrh agreemeni should
any such be made notice will be given on the day oil
sale.
o
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City Bonds, par l00-saes ..-..-.......-...sIOl
va. and TennR. Il. Stock, par 100 iguar'td). 90
Citizen Saw. Bank Stock, par l00.... 124
Lynch Hose and Fire ms. Stock. par 90, 25
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SALE OF VAULUABLE

II LANU u U IIT4Il T T''7I EN- IN bI9HI VHI'
In pursuance of deed of executed to by Gen.
T. Snead, bearing date on the lib day of November.
1853 and of record in the Clerks office Of the count
court Of Bedford, will, the 10Th day of December
next. the premises, sill to the highest bidder, Mt pub
10 .,,c,;on tho f-Tl
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AS will be scenby Mr. Winston's advertisement an.
nexed he win continue the Grocery Co.mission md
Forwarding Business the old stand of Mace & Win.
ston, and cordially recommend him to the patronage of
the old customers OF the house
NJ II. MACE
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REVERSAL or A SENrEHCE.-Breyet Captain
Horace h. Field, of the Sd Artillery, was recent
" court mariaed Mt Governors Island, New
York, for drunkenness while ON duty ,found gull
~ md sentenced to be cashiered. The following
is the Prcsdcntl decision thereon
WAsmNaroS, d. G., 9TH Nov. 1853.
The President has infinitely examined and con
sidered the evidence in the foregoing and does
not find satisfactory evidence to sustain the fin
ding aud sentence of the Court. He cannot, how
ever. allow the occasion to pass, without express
sing his unqualified condemnation of the habit of
using opium,or amy Gifts preparations, without the
express,immcdlate advice of a surgeon or physei-
The sentence the Court is not approved; and
the accused, Brcyct Captain Horace B. Field,wll
be released from arrest and reported for duty.
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
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D TTIN -.
TRACT OF LAND .
FERNS Of Sale f:
At AUCTION

y after the above sale will be sad SEVERAL VERY
VALUABLE NEGROES viz: jacob. Esther, Mary Mel
ley unJ Lucy and her three children.
TERMS Liberal and made known on day of sale
JESSE J. SALMONS,
nov % t2dec Admir-. of James Lee
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TRACT OF LAND

VUHT"IHTHE uUVU0 wv 10 MN ne sHd irart n :
is in ihs county of Amherst, adiaiaing the nn5, u,
.iamin ?. Walker ard others. mud is the so,oo "
land on which the late Col. John billiard, resided
Ais: a, the same time AMI place, will .eIn
and chiIdren) and the stock. utensils. &c s'
said Deed. Wye
Mr.. james NJ. billiard or Charles Wo,t.,.,
pleasure in showing the lands to those de.irin,
chnsp
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The REPORTED DEFMcA11oNs IN WALL
Sales.--future was quite AN excitement in Wall
street yesterday, among the officials of the diff
erent hunks, in consequence of the enormous de-
facations which have Just come to light. A
clerk in the leading bank of the city is rcportcda
defaulter to that institution for about Sls000O
Another bank in the Streets minus 100000, in
the shape of dedication, and still another in
the snme street is minus S6O, 600 in the same way
We have not yet learned the particulars of the
last two named deneations, but the first was
cnnsedby the stock spcculations of the individual
referred to, and his friends in the street. This
clerk salso said to be implicated in II recent rob
berry If bills from the counter of the bank. The
cashier received yesterday letter from an anon
ymous source, offering To return the package of
notes, less $4,000, if no questions were asked
and no proceedings resorted to to recover the bal
anee. Verify, Wall streets u bad place for
weak heads, and if the whole truth was known
not n single bank has escaped heavy losses by
the temptations presented for speculatons in
fancy stocks.-N, l, Herdtd l9th.
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U,Y,srEE SALE OF VALUABLE

LAND NEAR LYNGnBuRG IL 'rre 1t i
d.ed If trust exeruied Ia me ly J1ne- L"r'' = M
a. n 18th day IL June 1919 aad r"tort''i "a IN
Count, Court # Amher.t. shall oh the Sti dry al De
.nbrr 1853 ou the ,iem-e. zpos" 9" 'nIe % WY 81
public auction the -.
"a FRACb of LAND H.. ~ -
time Of bis DEATH silnated IN tie CONT, ct Amherst
few miles f ON the tily Of LyGchbufe, and r"hthni
52s ACRES. more or les-. II j. expected ilml The
irae viii prey on. to tine day of a. be div led lnio
.eyernl lots AMI . III be -old arcarlingy.
FERNS Of Sale:
A smnli pnr inn Of the purchase money VIII BIZ re
afed ia cu,h and Tor the residue credit It one t"a
and three years (cqunl instamcnt.) WI be giveH-thr
purchaser or purchasers seeur ne the payment ~ ine
sane BY negoule not payable At one ct the banhS
in Lynchhurg satisfactorily eaior-ed. and the title 10
the land ~ be retained until the entire purchase money
/. paid subject to be re-sold in default of payment, n
further security.
Acting trustee, will only convey sucn title as Is
vested in me by the deed aforesaid.
Boy:,. d&ctS lee GHlSWELL DABNEY Tr"S'fe,
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ATCTI0N SALES.
FUTURE DAYS

M .M "a mOsEi, A"ci;onee'.
uz SOLD at aaetion. on The Iien'i-e.
w 80 NJ lgy. 18Th December Immediately nirf
-, liz If tbe tntiefy # Tyre. dec d the sl..r
House q Lot dua
a., Main Street aainiag he chizehs Saving oahs "'
- ~ -. "a Zoo, and running lack -! iect
A.o Immediately aiter.an the rrrmisrs' ONE Az
OF GROUND ou Federal Hill opposite the re''a' h'e
=, Gins l. Mosl,y. Terms. l. ana II months
j. Il. HoLe0MBE, Jor h'mFey ana me ne,
oflsr iegatses Of r 4. Hoieomoe'd eea
% ~ OIL
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Horses, WOrk-Oxen, Cni,ic II
rs,RUsTEE'S SALE or 1ya

4. GROES, &c By virtue of deed - ~ u
rcuted by Peter II. billiard, on he 24b lln, vs.
1913 and recorded in the Clerks Offce 81, " :, AZ
couny court, we shall on tile 25th day Of I. W. an
il fair if not, the next mir lay, upon the rrar
10 the highest bidder nj puhlir nuctio, a. ,''sfs
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r f r VI S.:

The land will be sold upon u credit of six ,r j.
eighteen months. Bonds with good security, srj
TO the land reserved until The whole purchase no-.
pnid. The negroes and other property will h, .If
Cash. VIM. b. ROANE. l..
CHAS. WATTS lofe
nov % wt25jun Ron C.,.
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SF HsONAE,.

80. Hon. Lewis Cass, "the noblest Roman
of them ALL has reached this city in excel
lent health, and i, stopping with his daughter
at Willard's Hotel
-. Edwin Creswell, of tho Albany Argns
and Mr. Mckinley, of the Harrisburg Unio,,
are in this city,
...' Captain Isaiah Rynders, so we'll known
in the modern politics of New York, is in
Washington, and requests us to say that he
has no aftinities with free soilism or abolition
ism in any shape We know the Captain to
be National man, and the part he has 50
frequent taken in New York city in the dis
pension Of abolition and disunion gatherings
is the last proof that can be given that he is
right on the free soil question
1.-THE father of Senator Atchison removed
from Kentucky recently, to the residence of
his son, in Missouri
....hrs. Nichols, Of Vermont, and Mrs.
Fowler, of New York, are canvassing the State
Of Wisconsin in favor of the Maine Law.
1.-The skull of Votaire has been recently
eAhumed and examined and it proved, not
only that his head was small, but that he had
tho organ Of generation developed to a very
extraordinary degree.
See 4th page for list of arrival. at the
Hotels
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THINGS In NEW YORK,
New York, December 1883.

Judge Edwards, in the Court of Over and
Terminer, to-day pronounced sentence of death
upon John Il. Hoare convicted of the murder
Of Susan McAnnanny
Grisi and Mario having deferred their visits
TO the United States until next spring, thew
will probably be able to make their Rrst APP
pearance here in the New York Academy of
Music, which is being erected ut tho corner of
Fourteenth street and irving Place. The
Tribune learns from the architect that the
edihce will be ready for the reception of the
public on the lst Of March next, and that
there viii be accommodations for an audienc G
ot hVe thousand persons. If so, 1t will be the
largest opera house in the world
Doin Bourcicault. who is lust now cutting
something OF figure in the newspapers. in
connection with the plagiarism with which he
is charged, announces n course Of lectures in
TINS city, before leaving for England. (Bour-
cauit like Bum, is going to write book on
America, when he gets honey sometime
awful no doubt
Only six OF our policemen resigned on being
compelled to wear tho uniform, and at present
the majority in the department appear to he
quite contented in having to wear i, the con0
tains especially. Bright metal buttons stamped
with the city arms are to be substituted for
the black buttons now worn
Inc California steamship company have
offered T F. Meagher free passage to San
Francisco, together with the hospitalitics Of
the chip, Mr.. Meagher sails hence on tho
10Th Tor California, where he intends to give
a course Of lectures, prepared especially for
the occasion Besides set Gu the irish
orators nc has one on European republican,
Ism lie expects to return here in the spring.
with his pockets full of gold. He would have
sailed OH the Goth of last month but on IA,
count Of his friend, Mr.. Mitchsl's arrival.
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FIRST BALL
oF TIT
MOUNT VERNON CLUB

ryNHR Executive Committee ~ the Mount ys-,,,
Club tnke pleasure In nnpourring IN tn,
friends and the public in general that they W. h,.
the honor of giving their fret BALL IN THrRs
DAY. Dec 18th, ct Csrui'F Saloon. when they MED 70
themselves shat nothing will I've lefl undon. VIII,
tends to give pleasure to those who shall attend n.
Fall.
The refreshments viii bc furnished hy an e,p.,g.
enced caterer. Mr.. Hammer,ly
The best cotalsn music has been engegeI fr Ii.
occasion.
Executive Commi6,,:
Chss. Holbroek, MQulnn,
Ed. Warrington.
-hdnaoers:
Nr Y. III Towers, John Ha'eo,
y Howard, James Williams
n 0rme. VIM. worthinrich,
George bonn, Clcr-oc,
VIZ & scott II Dove
J ID Gallagher. George = Cation
On hs rart ef The A,Iinq'o, Glib.
W ]. Jones, Ii. W Brown
ON n, part Of u, L.lgnd Friendship Cub
J G Dudley, Alex TATE
i0R the part - tie United cTub.
Geo fmallwoOd, J Coleman.
On TIE part Of The G,n,r,os Clus.
D. Davis, J Brooks.
IN he pl't Of Che Island Socid Glib.
Driscnll, II Dudley.
on ne part Of he TGIy Glib.
HeGhan, RH Grahsm.
ON tsc pert Of GsOrertou, Scia' Cub.
A OGutt, Cwschsn
We would respectfully inform the public tina, the
viii hav. M OCCASION 10 leave the hall m prrcu's
supper as 1t viii he furnished there st q e-nts ~
each person.
dec 3. Z. Q. 10. II, IL, ID. lsIis
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SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS

Inc htea1gencer inaugurates the coca.
son Of the assembling of new Congress,
with succinct account of the many,
blessings Of capital condition with which
our people and country are favored. The
editor also rapidly enumerates the meas.
Gres OF Importance left undone at tho
close OF the last session, all of which arc
as applicable to the wants of the country
just now. We only wish that every
member would pin in his hat these two
articles from the Intell,gencer, to look at
them whenever moment of time might
hang heavy on his hands.
The U'nOa again discusses the meanino
OF the slavery resolutions of the Baltimore
Democratic Convention, in considering
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At ARNy'S CONFECTIONERY

NJ AIM = UNI IN IUN FkN
NINCED MEAT. ready for use m lar. ~ a.
vi pounds, and in bulk in qusntity 10 sui, en-,
toner
A splendid snd extensive assortment Of Frr,A
ConfectiNns and Cansic-
An assortment ~ Fanc- Cords, Perfumrry, 4.
suitable for rhs coming HOLIDAYS.
Csk's 81 all kinds and all siy~< Icecr-aus l.l,,.
Charlottes, &c, made to order st short no,,,. Ds
ners, Balls, soireeS. h. furnished rrn,ur,lv A.
ARNEs CONFECTIONERY
dee h-an1hf Rriioe street
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DAILY EVENING SrAR.-The above is
the title of one of our best and most in
teresting exchanges. 1t is published in
Washington city, by Messrs. Wallach
and Hope. and, although not agreeing in
politics, we hope of such magnitude
may long continue to shed its light
annapolis Republican.
THE EVENING STAR.-We cannot for
bear to express our sense Of pleasure at
the conduct of this spirited and well
edited paper. 1t is an acquisition of the
greatest value to the newspaper intclli-
gence of the day. We would advise all
to take it, who desire to obtain daily a
faithful reflection of life at the capital
Baltimore Argus. .,
Our proverbial modesty prohibits us
from saying anything of ourselves-we
prefer letting our friends, of all parties,
speak for us.
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VERY RECENTLY
HE ~ RY JAk VS.
BOOT & SHOE STORE e. EAEUTACToEf

~6an For the last ten years lccated On sFh :
nesr the General Post ofee, vss rrEor''
IS 10 Pcnnsvlrspia G.enus between Rrorl'
e~ Hotel sni 18th street. where the proIrs''
has spared DO Pain. or expense in fitting w III -
tah!shmsnt commepsurste with the great inn'si'
in the hus'u,~. Of the houso
The subecriber tenders his most sNrda spd 20"
fll acknowledgement. To his friend, and pstr.n.
their long continued favor, and viii b PLEASED =
meet them IN his nav bouse.
harea very we'll s.sorted ecck n bAOTs 'H'
sHnks Of French. New York F-s'c-n sBi nv rur
make. embracing every stylc and r,rie',: "vh'''
invite th. attention Of member. ef esnf'rss AZ
citizens generally. HENRY JANNh,
ra n.enur, n. side. between HrB-n' Ps'el
and T:h strret, third door from the latter
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