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We the Commissioners CT Roads and
Bridges of Lancaster District, submit the fol-
lowing report. Our first meeting was held
on the first Monday in January, 1852. At
that meeting We assessed the District thirty
three and third per cent on the genera! tex,
to raise funds for the present year, and to at
tend to the general or ordinary business that
might come before us. The next meeting
was held on the first Monday in August, to
attend to the common business of the Board.
The third meeting was held on the first
Monday in October, also for the purpose of
attending to any business that might come
nSpre the Board, &c.
AAmounts Paid Out by Treasurer.
August 2 1852. BY cash paid J.
ID. Falkner, for building Bridge on
IL mile Creek. .................$l .$ll9.00
BY cash paid w. NJ. Barton for re.
pairing Bridge on Cain Creek. ..... $500
BY cash paid r. C.. Potts for re-
pairs on McAlpin's creek bridge. 49,. 5000
BY Cash paid w. J. Cureton, for
building bridge on IL mile creek. $4,000
by cash paid J. J. Craig, for re-
pairs on Camp creek bridge. ....... 400
BY cash paid J. ID. Caskcy for re-
pairs on Camp creek bridge. ....... 5IOO
by cash paid J. A. Cunningham for
for hauling lumber to camp and Bear
creek bridges. ............... 1000
BY cash paid w. 7. Johnson for re-
pairs on Camp creek Bridge. ...... 500
BY cash paid T. w. Huey, for re-
pairing Waxhaw creek bridge. ..... 5000
BY cash paid J. J. Craig, for haul
ing and repairing Camp creek bridge, 400
Cash paid !. NJ. Shaver for haul
ing and repairing Camp creek bridge, 600
| Cash paid J. NJ. Crockett for re-
pairing Lower Cane creek bridge. ;. 1000
by cash paid J. G. Williams for
building bridge across Flat creek, 10000
by cash paid J. Il. Welsh for
building bridge across Little Lynch's
creek. 10000
BY cash paid Adam Ivy for repairs
on upper and lower Waxhaw creek
bridge and blasting rock in road. 80. 40 90
Oct 4, by cash paid F. w. IIncy for
repairing Waxhaw Creek bridge. +. &. . .49. 90
Total Amount paid ont. 1922. go
Monies Received.
Balance on hand Of Treasurer at last re.
port. ........ .E92,1J
Jan. 9th 1852, Received Of w.
Curcton two dollars fine for de-
fault Of Road Duty ty........... 200
June 22d, Received Of X. Welsh
Tax Collector. ............ lO53.4O
Aug. 2, Received Of |
four dollars fine default road duty, 400
Amount received. d............ lOSl.S7
Cash paid out ............ lO22.6u
| Balance in hands Of Treasurer 1927
Commissions for receiving
8lO59 at At per cent, 2647
Commissions for pay- s..rf ..
ing out l022 at 2f p. ct. 1886 52Os
| Da'anCr,. V.Si
Al! Of which is respectfully submitted.
ii. ii. GODCH, Treasurer.
! IA.OO0 R0yNDs In6y y, o. o.
BILLINGS IL BELK.
Feb. %. .3-tf
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Carriage for Sale.

4 FASHIONABLE Carriage will be solo
n at bargain, II applied for soon. En-
Quire mt this office. 2-3t
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N OTICE,

I'LL persons indebted TO Tim Rodgera eth
"A er by note or account, are requested Ia
come forward and settle before Return-day
nexi, OF their nstes and accounts viii! be
pieed IN the hands Of an attorney for col.
lection. sfa
JAS. D. McILwAINE, Guardian.
Feb. q 6i--4s.
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Although these works are distinguished
by the political shades above Indicated yet
but a small portion of their contents is de-
voted to political subjects 1t is their Mera-
ry character which gives them their chief
value, and in that they stand confcsscdly far
above all other journals of their class BLack-
mood, still under the tatherly care of Christie
pher North, maintains its ancient celebrity,
and is, ut this time. unusually attractive, from
the serial wOrks.of Bulwer and other literary
notab!cs. written for that magazine. and frs
appearing in It's columns both in Great Brit
ain and in the United States. Such works
rs "Thr Cations" and "My New Novel;
| (bo,h by Bulwcr) THE Green Hard" Katie
Stewart" and other serials, of which numc-
rous rival editions are issued by the leading
publishers in this country, haze TO be rrpriH-
ted by those publishers from ;hr pages of
| Blackwood after it has bccu ISSUED by Mes
srs Scott d Co, so that Subscribers to the
Reprint of that Magazine may always rely
on having the earliest reading Of these fasc-
mating tales.
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A III. persons indebted to the firm of T.
"A r. & J. r. Magill, are earnestly requcs-
ted to come forward and settle either by
CASH or note. CASH PREFERABLE, as we
are compelled to have money. Come up, one
and all, rs we are determined not to sue any
one that pays up.
Feb. l-5t
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8. B. Emmons, Treas. Com p. b., Cr.
jan. 80. BY amt. paid l. Jackson, for
fixing hearth and racks in
Commissioners Office .....S $50
Feb. 10. BY amt. paid Seth Hotchkiss
for sundry repairs on G. House, 6.l2
Paid Hotchkiss for hanging
blinds, making and covering
tables for the Legal Profession, $500
April IL Paid r. J. Warren for adv. 500
June 8, Paid J. II. Cousat for Dig.
ging we'll In c. II. yard, wall
ing came, and putting platform 292.Oo
az Paid Z. c. Beech Tor repair
ing door. r................ l.60
July =. Paid A. C. Dunlap for we'll
bncket rope, nails, &c... 500
Nov. is. Tsii 8. Z. E::.:ssssG.z Cog aHa-
dry articles for Court House, l269
Paid Billings for blacksmith
work. ................ I44s
n. b. Emmons for sundry art 1893
Paid ]. III. Adams for hanging
biInds on Jail. 100
Paid J. II. Witherspoon for
Sercv Press for Com. Office. 1000
J. A. Hasseltine for Brick and
fixing hearths and backs In
Sali.. $50
Paid J. Adams for candies,
Spittoons, &C.. ........ AIS
Paid J. Adams NJ pr j. r..
Iark's order, being amount due
him for painting c. II. In part, $500
by commissions on
6ilss p'd out, at ~ ~, 81.
3O6.72 received a =. rs.
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Apprentice Wanted.

A COMFORTABLE situation will be
n given to lad about the age Of IL or
Is, who Is desirous of learning the Printing
business. Apply Immediately at this Office
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DOUGIIT from Manufacturers and others
ID of the best houses in New York and
Baltimore, very full stock, including every
thing and more too, which we are Acw offer
ing, and Offering boe at prices never snrpass-
ed, FOR CASH or short time.
NJ. s. SORREIL g. BRO
Bel Air, Dec. 1852. tf-45.
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NEW ADVERTISER ENTS.
WAXHAW TENT" 90. R.

WHAI1AW IENI l. U. y. IL.
TNHE above TENT will hold public
Il meeting on Tuesday evening Of Court
Week, March 22dD in the ] rcsbytcrian
Church. An address will be delivered by
DIR. Joseph Gailuchat, member.
The Temperance community at laIgc, the
CITIZENS GENARALI.Y, and the Ia
DIES ESPECIALLY, are invited to at
tend.
Services at the church to commence at
II o'clock-nembcrs are REQUESTED 70 as
scmble in Tent at Ct o'clock precisely.
BY or Gr
r. s. BAILEY, C.R.
ELI e.. BEACH,
Com. Of Arr'gs. D. BUTTON.
E. ID. KENNEDY.
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pEING po>itiseIy eonpsilsd 70 hsvs moe
~ sys ws hops onr customers win not
take y aaIss ~ we SUE, ard fhea cell them
CHEAP on ef geeds ne next day, BY
way cfcompensatie5.
Bell Al. Jan. 40 1853. 81
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Consisting in part as follows:
GROCERIES,,

SUGARS.-New Orleans, Muscovado,
and West India COFFEE.-Rio, Java, and
Luguira. TEAS.-Gunpowder, Green, Hy-
son and Black. CANDLES.-Spern, Ada.
mantine and Tallow. CIIEESE.-Goshen
and English. BACON-Sides, Shoulders
and Hams. FISH.-Salmon, Herring and
Mackerel, all numbers. SALT, constantly
on hand. TOBACCO, at prices ranging
from ten to fifty cents per pound. Segars
OF all kinds, at prices ranging from eight to
forty dollors per thousand. LARD and
BUTTER constantly on hand. FRUITS,
such rs Raisins, Figs Almonds, Brazil nuts,
&c, &c. SPICES.-Alsricc, Nutmcgs,
Cloves, Cinnamon, Ginger, Mustard and
Pepper. PlCKLES.-English and Domcs-
tic, variety. KETCHUPS.-Mushr ON,
Walnut and Tomato. PRESERVES
Citron, Oranges, Lines, Pine Apple and Gin
ger. BRANDY FRUITS.-Peaches Cher
ries, Lines, Pine Apple, Raspberry, Black
berry, Plums, SC. IIERMETiCALLY
scaled articlcs-Sardines, Lobsters, Salmon,
&c. CANDIES of all sorts. CRAC OK
ERS.-Wine, Soda, Butter, Lemon, Sugar,
Star, Boston, &c. Constantly on hand a
good supply of GREEN FIR UIT'S, such a.
Oranges, Lemons, Apples, Bananas, &c.
intend to attend to the receiving and for
Use to do it faithfully. am also prepared t
Messrs. Chambers Jeffers &, Co, Charleston.
will pay liberal prices for COTTON, +
of barter, and all persons who bring those ar
goods, would be benefited considerably by
intend selling EXCLUSIVELY Y for
wish bargains to give me n call, and they vii
able, PARTICULARLY, where Groceries and Il
In n word ] am determined to sell both CIR
ever been sold in the State, except Charlcstt
Camden, January 5, 1853.
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AN OUNCE OF FACT, Is worth pound Of
theory: and the swarm Of conclusive facts
that cluster round that incompatible prepar-
alton, Hoofand's German Bitters, prepared
by DR.. c. NJ. Jackson, Philadelphia, cstab-
lishing its value rs tonic and restorative,
are such as would prevent incredulity Itself
from questioning its efficacy. In all cases of
diseases of the stomach, whether acute or
chronic, it may be recommended for lis
soothing, cordial, and rcnovating influence
Dyspepsia, heartburn, loss of appetite, nau
sea, nervous tremors, relaxation, debility, &c
are relieved by the bittcrs in n very shor
.space Of time: and perseverance, in their
use never f lie to work thorough cure.
32-2m
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TERMS.

Fer ann.
For any one of the four Reviews. =. SO 90
For any two of the four Reviews. -. s. 90
For any three of the four Reviews. u 90
For all four of the Reviews s. 90
For Blackwoods Magazine .....3 90
For Blackwood g. three Reviews. -. 9 90
For BlNckwood g. the four Reviews. 10 90
Paymcnie 10 be made in all cases in al
rance. .Noney current in he STATE whcre
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COLUMBIA MARKET, Feb. 26.
CorroS.--The transactions in Cotton to-
day were only to very limited extent, Mt
very irregular and unsettled prices. 60 bales
were sold, at from ST to st cents.
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THE LANCASTER. LEDGER,
NJ 8 G II l. L A n d 0 j 3.
WagOns Wanted.

10 WAGONS IRE wanted to haul Cotton
l. To Camden, for whick 80 cents per hun
drcd will be paid by
T. CIR E'TON
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$1,000 REWARD /!

DANAWAY from me, on or about the
HI lst November liss, NY boy named BEN
Said boy Is of black complexion, stout built,
and shutters when spoken to. He Is per-
haps in the Waxhaw Settlement, OF lowes
part Of North Caroline. Iwjll pay the above
reward IL delivered 10 me at my residence
in Lancaster District
J.D.McCARDELE
Fer, g. 1i---4t pd
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$500
20.43

Cash on hand to balance, 6s5.6l
8. n. EsisiONS. Treas.
Feb. is. 1864. s--si,
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LEONARD SCOTT u cos.
LIST OE
BRITISH PERIODICAL
PUBLICATIONS.

Delivered in all the principal Cities in the
United States, FREE OF POSTAGE, and
forwarded by mail. under the provisions of
the lato Post-Oficc Law, at MERELY NOMINAL
RATES.
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The London Quarterly Review (ConS' 'rtire.)
The Edinburgh Review (Whig)
l'h" North British Review (Free Church,
The Wcsm n t"r Review (LiJeraI)
Blhckwoodfs Edinburgh Magazine (T0ry.)
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Charleston Markets.

SATURDAY MORNING, Feb. 20.
Corros.--The sales this forenoon reached
800 bales at from Il at 81.
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POWDER & SHOT.
Also Il stock of
DRY GOODS.

Consisting in part as follows:
100 pieces prints Il prices from st to 25cts
100 Long cloth Gt lSgcts
Large Stock Brown Iiomcspun, : to ~ lets
Bales ofBlankcts at prices from one dollar
TO two dollars per pair Kcrseys and Plains
from g to 30 cents. De kalb Osnaburgs
always OH hand. TTfREAD-DcKalb, Mt
Dearborn, and Con ord, also, Il variety of
Musins, Alpaccas, Linen for shirts, lick
ings, Apron checks, Pocket Handkerchief.
Head Hdndkerchiets, Gravats, Suspcndcrs,
Shcetings, Drillings--l.incn and Cotton,
Ginghams, Lindscys, PlIds, FlannrIs. Sail
cia, Surge, Cashmcres, HOSIER of all
kinds, GLOVES, of all kinds LINEN
SHIRTS, Marino Shirts and Drawers,
Cloths, Cassimeres, S"ttinctts, Twccds, Rib
bons, Edgings. Laccs, &c. Also, Vioins,
Shot Guns and Rifles, at ten and fifteen dol
lars, and great variety of Groceries and
Dry Goods, too tedious to mention
'arding business as formerly, and will prom
make liberal advances on Cottons shipped to
OUR, CORN, SC, particularly in the way
clcs to market, and want large quaint tiles of
irving ME a call. and making know he fact
Ash, and most respectfully invite all who
lind that tho CASH sy stem is decidedly prefer
y Goods are connected.
rcrics and Dry Goods cheaper than they have
b. w. CHAMBERS.
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Money! Money /! Money

Camden, January 5, 1853.
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JUfIN l.. MANNING.
BENJAMIN PERRY, Secretary of State.
Jan. &c 1853. .. 5O-Lt
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MisffIIanf0ns.
C,ELECT CLASSICAL and Mathematical


- School The subscriber has removed his
school 10 COLLEGE Hill, where a comnodinus build
M Is beng Giri up for its reception.
\, The Preparatory Department 81 the Column
ban College Il viii continue Ia preserve the char
;cirr al i strictly select school. designed for lay
~. the foundation ot tho, ough En.t-h. Cla>>i,
cal and Mathematical education. The next >r>
>ipn will commence on the l2lh OF September and
chose On the last OF June.
Terms: 81! 80 per quarter payal,l, IN advance.
~ small additional charge. the >;ld,'ni> Will
he permitted Ia attend the Lectures delivered III
College on Chemistry Geology. and Mincrau-y,
anh also Ia receive instruction IN French am other
Modern Languages hy the Professor in that de
pari,rnt.
Pupils may be boarded al the College. undrrt'n'
special care and supcrnlcn enc. OF til" PrInriah
III" necessary expenses Of flu boarding student
VIII hr al'ohl $50 per academic year. and OF 4
weekly boardrr Will not exceed sl:M.
GEORGE :. BAcON. Principal
Refers Ia the Fac u!ty Of the Columbian College:
Iu !. l.. Edwards. Col. Peter Force, Wm. Gun
ton. Esq; l.. u. t;ur NJ H.. oi the Patent piiirr:
Joseph Wilson. ESD OF the Land Office and Pro-
lessor {. G. lcwclt, OF the Smithsonian Institute.
Scp2l-tf
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Louisiana avenue, IN this city.
Tn" hrs, Hoo. has been constructed for Il Bank
lny Establishment. ut marble. with vaults Nc and
Two stores 18th street. The basement Is CON
strIcicd to embrace all the modern con, cnl,.nctS
inr Il restaurant. Ia conncXinn with kitchen and
vaults iurrnal oysters provisions. Nr. The resiau-
rant communicates both from IN and out doors. with
the second story. which is composed Of four
communicating through ample folding doors. for
the accommodation oi either large small private
parties Should the second story not be- taken in
connrNlon with the restaurant. the rooms will be-
rented for offices. The third story embraces near
" the whole extent OF the building. and well
adapted for culninodio,i> burd-r,'oin tor three
tables. The fourth story embraces the whole. cX-
tent OF the. building and Is well adapted ior II
printing room ainury. and il not rented, Will be
ed for Il meeting and exhibition room. Gas
aud water and all the modern improvements have
been introduced on each floor OF this building, and
rs. position, situated IN the. very heart OF the most
business portion OF Washington, must ensure large
profits 10 competent tenants.
Apply To address ). G. BARNEY,
sep 2l-tf L. bet 6 and It'll SIS, Washington.
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Sooks, Periodicals ana Stationary.
nUTNAM,s MoNTHLY.-on the first q


JIG July was commenced the second volume OF
Putnalns Monthly. Its success. remarkable among
literary undertakings, proves the gcnuincness Of
the national welcome with which th,. prospectus
was received, and the manner in which lis pro-
mlsc has been fulfilled.
To have demonstrated that an original Amrr
can Magazine can command the lively interest and
substantial support OF the American Pablo. and
challenge the admiration ot foreign crilIvisa. j.
success Of which the publi> proud.
They will spare effort deserving even
greater favor They >till hehrvr, they SAID ~
the CONNIE nccmcnt OF the undertaking, that. IA
popular magazine must anii>r. interest, and IN
slrurt. They have >ll undated faith IN the
uppIlcnrt ~ our own native resources, and they
appeal Ia the experience OF the last slN months 10
show with what reason
The first volume = nuw complete, and may be
had Healy bound IN ,!oh price So no.
The first edition Of the June number consists OF
thirty live thousand roI,ss--a greater circulation
than has ever before lcu attained i,y an ori.na
literary magazine, either IN ihi, country or N
Europe.
Agent for Washington
JOE SlllLl.!lTON.
Oden building. corner ! street and PenA>yva-
ma avenue. sep 2l--tis
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C,RAHAM's MAGAZINE This number

i opens the second volume OF ,,raha,ns Mag
aZine Tor is:,s and we cannot refrain from thank
ing most heartily both the press aud our sub.
>cribrrs for the enrO,irng-n, ni afforded ns Ia
persevcre IN clrratng the literary aud pictorial
rha ract.r OF the worl The last volume embraced
every variety at Magazine illustration. and ha-
furnished t. readers paper, of ability upon all
The topics ~ interest wlIr absorb the times. and
also series al aiilr.> ~ :. ,""ly literary char.
acter of a higher order thu; has heretofore been
found IN The monthly Magazines. II shall he unf
ann 10 improve Graham sui further 10 these
respects and hy careful attention and enterprise
10 command ,hc puhll, appreciation and support,
.JHS INsU I0iHM' --'fminenrlng with this mum
ber--will clam especial attention Tor the beauty
OF It's pictorial illustrations. Amp. arrangement,
have been entered into with competent ARTISTS 10
secure a proper variety ui the very best Of all
kinds Of engraving steel meZzotnt and wood
10 meet the expectations Of our readers and the
literary department shall bc s,, further improved
Agent tor Was hington.
JOE SHtIIINt;TOk.
Odrom Rulding, cor. " -. and Penn. ave
Sep 29-tf*
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Cooks, ptripaifals ann Stationery.
DROsP ECTUs OF THE UNITED

Il States lllu>trated--U ndrr the title oi the
United States illustrated. has been commenced
the publication of great national work. of very
costly aud magnificent description. Tor which the
liberal patronage OF the American public Is conn
IDENTITY expected. II will appear IN parts with sucl,
prompli'de that two volumes " III be completed
before the close ui the present year. These vol
uncs will BE- ISSUED simultaneously one icing eX-
clusivcly devoted to eastern and tie other 10 YES
tern SUBJECTS. Zach part w contain four steel
engravings. from original drawings by eminent
artists. representing either some remarkable view
from the splendid landscape scenery OF the conn
Try, or some public ed'hcc. whose architectural
teauiy historical character entities il to such
.omnrmoration, Ten parts will compose vol
uiue.
The present volume Of the western srr,iuh will
contain. aniun- other illustrations, views OF the
grand and peculiar scenery Of Tho Mississippi
aver, from rs orISln - lta>ra Lake down 10 ITS
mouth, below Srw Orleans, Nv :, similar manner
the volume 81 tho eastern section wall represent
only such subjects ir'r The scul"ard states a>
are mes, >tr'h..s and truly American.
But II excellence has thus been aimed Al IN the
engrlvinss. III, lurriry department also VIII have
every attention bestowed upon H. No expense
has been spared I" render the work IN thus respect
also national monument. Many {" ih, b>t ahd
popular writers oi l'c country are engaged ~
regular contributors, and the editorial direction oi
the whole ha, been entrusted 10 the care oi Mr..
Charlie, \. Dana, v h">. name IS >uhi''ien, guar
ancr thai i.r. upih wi he al solid merit. as
well rs OF elegance and beauty. Each nunbrr
vii! contain from ~" Ii pages l-ltcr-prcs>, print
ed IN elegant type on >plendld Ito paper.
With ,lu. last numbers each subscriber or p,ir..
CHASER o The two volumes, will receive 10 each
section Z" the work an alf-gorc title page, exc.
rued in high style oi art, and a, "a premium, a
magnificent steel engraving, ii by Is inches. rep
Iesenlng The Battle ol Bunker Hill. from Truu,-
bulls great picture. whose superb execution rem
ters II Il costly ornament and whose subject Will
make II dear Ia every American.
In the anticipation al Il vast nunil,er at >u,,scri-
hers the prlcr OF the work will he put al the fol
lowing rates. whose rleapucSS only the largest
circulation can justify single numbers each 80
'en;s single volume. -; the two volumes. with
the premium plate SlO General Agent tor Ma
ryland, District ~ Columbia -EId vicinity, Mr.
John {. liolri.ht. No lU! Baltimore ST.. corner
Holiday. Baltimore. Md
The volumes can be had separately by those
subscribers who may prefer the east or the west
alone
HERMAN j. MEYER.
New York, No. III. William.st,
JOE SHlLLlNtiTON,
Sep 29-tit AGENT tor Washington.
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NEW GOODS! Bargains for CASH

II
Free Exhibition OF the most splendid assortment
of fall patterns, at tho Metropolitan Powr Mngim,
"ud Iphnhtery lt'o,r,ooms. No. 3. Washington
Place, cas-, side Of 7,h street, s doors south Of f
street. | would most respectfully inform the CHI.
zens of Washington. Georgetown. and vicinity
that have Just received from the manufacturers
splendid assortment of Paper lIangings. of the
RICHEST designs and best finish, embracing all va.
retcs and knds-~viz: Gold, Silver, Velvet Satin.
and rnglaze,l Papers, al all prices from 10 cents
to 50 so cents per piece. Borders Of the richest
patterns. ranging in price from Ia cents To 81 so
for nine yards. Window Shades from 37l cents
to -, and upwards, according toquaIily.
Paper hung 10y the best workmen. All work
warranted to = Va satisfaction. Designs for halls
and vcstihnIcs are kept ON exhibition. Siatuary
and ornamental work done in an artistic manner
Churches and halls papered and decorated after
the Puri>ian and New York styles.
Upholstery work done in the best manner, and
al short notice. Ivy skilful workmcn.
Particular attention is callrdto my 25 cent Satin
Papers. My assortment is unrivacd ly any Other
in this city. No trouble to show goods A cali is
respectfully solicited. Doors open till 2 o'clock in
the evening. JOSEPH T.. h. PLANT
Sep 2i--mcod (n)