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ENmESH ARRIVAL ~ DRUGS

l. AND MEDlClNES.-rh' subscribers are II
now receiving their FALL & WI NTER SUPPLY IN
of Drug-, Medicines Pnints, Oi Varnl,le- brushes,
Glassware, Patent Medicines. +, lcy-Gopls, So, &c
The goods have been recently accd with grcaf
in the Northern and Ea.tern les, aud principally
bought for Cash.
The stock is large. an comprise. every art'ce
ally found in "A DRUG STORE, lbgether with large
ass ,rtment OF FANCY GOODS ERFUMERY AZ.
From a long experience. aud th ough knowledge Il
the hu ntss, they hupe 10 retain liberal patronage
heretofore extended them and ie confident that they
prepared to offer indueement borhin price anf
quality.
~ Pre- rptoas for Physician. nd Gimihr- viii l.,
carefully attended tn at all Tunes.
sept l2.ts JNO Z. SEAN 60.
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OOKING GLASS AND pICTUmi

IL FRAME MANUFACTORY.-The undersigned
manufacture md offer for sale the following articles
Northern prices:
Portrait Fromes, richly ornnmentnlnnd pnin gilt
Picture Frames Of gilt and fancy wood and gull,
Daguen eotype Frames, largebenntiful assortmer'
new goods
Looking Glass Plates, ofall sizes aud fitted in
Picture Glass French, first quality from 5Cx3G incl
duwn
Pluto Glnss for and ddwellings furnished ord"
Composition Rosetcs of all sizes, for Builders interior
work
ALso-Old Work re-gilt and iobbing in all the abov
brun hes
Picture Glass cut t. any patterh-and large size
French Mirrors furnished to order.
~ Country orders by mail will eeeve pr IN atten
tioE. FRANCK & GLOVER,
1913 Main street, between 9th and I0thst Richmond
Va June g-ts
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hese vessels of the inst class built expressly Tor
ia trade and have superior accommodations for pass-
rngers.
They are commanded by experienced Captains, well
qualified tor the tnhc, and VINO will spare no exeuion
accommodate.
They will be towed up aud down the river by sam,
nnd may be relied -al promptly ns advertised.
Merchants going North ordering goods from Bos
ton, will find il tother interest to ship by this line
rs it the only regular line and freight will always he
inien low by any other vessels and every effort
Will be nude by the agents Richmond and Boston
give salts slhction
We respectfully nsk and hope to s9"ceed in oh
mining full share of patronage
The vessels will lie in Richmond nj Rockets in
Boston at Rowe. Wharf.
DAVID CURRIE. Richmond, }A.,,.
ALLEN Il WELTCH, Boston, As '''
aug 2-dts No. 1873 State Street.
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INSURANCE. AGENCY,

For the Protection Insurance Company, II urord Conn
CAPITAL, 5000 600.
Insurance Company Of the Valley, in Virginia,
CAPITAL. 5000, 900.
hartcr Oak Life Insurance Company ,lluulord, Com
CAPITAL, 5000 600
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N. B.-The same mtes will be churg at from knoN
vile and all other points along The lucto LyncbbWg
aug lg-ts
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Pistols, GHn Materials ana Sporting Apparatus,
OPPOSITE THE FRANKLIN HOTEL.
Srn'cmher 6--dts LYNCuBuRG. Va.
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70 NTP ANGERN

Haay ykhotSnRds cHredatrhisinStimtio within the
p fears, aud the numerous important Surgical
Ions performedby DR.. j., witnessed by the Re-
'i the paPers and many othcrpersons notices of
ave ppearedug',inand again before the public,is
ant gnafantce that the afflicted will find IA skill
.enofa5le physician
e mere are 50 many ignorant and ~ tn
'c>' nlyertising themselves as Physicians, ruin
ataifh ot the already afflicted, that Dr. Johnston
aftessaly to say, especially to those unacquun
u lls reputation that his ere lentials or dipln
nays hing in his Office
WEAKNESS OF THE ORGANS.
dely cured, aud full vigor restored
Al'l hE fERS POST-PAID-RE REMEDl Els
81 NAIL. O,is -d6c1y
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LUm PILLS. gro. Alum Pills Just reed
"A from tie hockbridge Alum Springs--and put up
from the Mass, lro,lI-For sale ut
WRIGHT & ALL1SON'S
oct l9-ts New Drug Store.
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FALL TRADE, ls53.

BOOKS. STATIONARY \ FlANDS.-A. MORRIS
ID q mc Dpukcr Mor,a.) Publishers ami Booh seH
ets, RiCUNOND, Id.-Nnuld invite tho attention ol
Country Morchnuts visiting the city, his stock of
L.. n.
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IL large nssnrtment of Clothing. suitable fer the
season-John NJ Dnvies' Jones aud Co.'S Patent Shirt
be found, nnd will be sold low ut
sep 7-fs ID T PETERS
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standing Of Officers 10 the Judgment Of their peers or
ger thsl me chief OF the Navy Department may al all
ues nave the means OF distngu merit by the re-
~aus o. particular posts SPECIAL duty and they have
"a lpe seventh section Of The bill devised plan which
'hey oelleve 70 be free from all reasonable objection
uIeat dlheulty Is experienced in promptly obtaining
seahe" Tor the navy This officially, which has proved
very embarrassing to the British navy ALSO has BEEN 10
some extent the result OF the vast increase OF our coast
lhs ana California trade the quen demand Tor sea
men al largely .increased wages with the additional
sMIh OF shofl voyages, and the chances OF promotion
~ ae pos1s OF mates and masters while the wages in
me navy have not varied But additional reason is
Iouna IA The absence OF that wholesome discipline the
service essential Tor the protection OF the upright seamen
againsl the practices OF the idle and vicious
Inc pay OF seamen. ordinary seaman, landsuep, and
boys al present twelve rn nine, and Elk dollars per
montn respectively and your committee have deemed
essential TO Increase The pay OF these well of all
.ne warrant and peuy officers and approximate il 10
1he wages oil similar classes in tie merchant service
AS further nducement 10 engage in the service, a
provision IS made tor three months extra pay, and a
meoa' 10 CERTAIN cases. 10 such particularly Dustin
suNh themselves for good conduct and ability and the
NaVa Academy, and the naval ommisson aud promo
on are opened TO The sailor boy whose character
duc and capacity may enttle him the fostering hand
OIL the Navy Department
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To THE OH Folks AT HoME- The 81 Louis Intell,
geucer speaks thus of the snsss OF the In,h
nmgans the West, and their remanees TO The family
at home;
"a statement went The rounds no, long ago that the
hired girls OF Psburg had home S35 900 To their
laons the old countries within Inc SIX months pre-
vlous OF it, correctness we know nothing But we
have recently taken some pains To procure from auhen
tic sources, reliable statement OF the amount sent from
81 Louis within twelve months past IN remuiances by
immigrants from Ireland An aggregate of 81 900 has
been procured here, and thus RENTED during the present
year.
" There is something worthy OF passing thought in
such exchange operations as hese-sonehng beyond
and quite Inherent IRON the interest attaching 10 days
heavy business al prosperous bankers counter. HIS
bills may count up by hundreds and thousands daily his
9eni- monthly shipments OF at San francisco or
New York might purchase Dukes sa,aie. They mark
The fluctuations OF the great commercial pulse OF the
connry-hea,tns fas, and high as The market r,esand
speculation rite and this or that skfu operator makes
OF loses fortune But these humble yemiilances they
are the tokens of slow and honest toll, coined of the
sweat of the labores brow, and stamped with the
fui economy OF many weary days
"'Draison England from Gl upwsrds'--so the agents
notice reads Ony five doars-~io be sent three ihou.
sand miles The frst fruits, perhaps, Of the harvest
Ieaped 10 the land OF promise. The cluster Of grapes
IKE those plucked OF old at Esche going back 10
assure toe anxious, ianupg hearts, still solournpg the
Wilderness thai the spies sent out 10 the land
have iopndno' rnit Tor the mere pucking, but what
heer-wok TO do, and good wages for H. and some .hng
to lay by. Those slender drashow much Of humble but
genuine romance may not hang around some OF them,
It's such bomely messengers these which contrib
ute most 10 swell the tide OF immigration yearly setting
to our shores Books of travel newspapers use
their Information chiefly in higher circles but these emf
grants letters inspire Their small reat,ances encour.
age and enable the thousands to come who fill the steer
ages OF our packet ships, and crowd the decks of our
steamers Thus 10 being infused element Of Cur com.
poa's national character OF which alread, feel
sensiby the Influence ncessant and extensive a. s the
communication OF America with the Old World there is
perhaps no part Of it whose effects are so wide and so
poan' as what may be called the iv ,israion branch
oil our ioreign correspondence,
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The baltimore and Ohio RaiIroad.-G Gigantic
Progress OF our Country.

To ,hs Ed or Of h luton;
Sra have read with great pleasure all The details in
the Baltimore Sun" OF the opening of the railroad COM
munication between Baltimore and Wheeling II is
more magnificent work than the celebrated canal Of New
York Bu, there is an anecdoe which FALLS within my
own knowledge which have been in the habit OF quo
ting as remarkable proof Of the gigantic march OF our
country 10 greatness and prosperity.
Ihaye read a. part OF the chronicles OF the day. the
eloquent speech OF Mr. Swami the president OF the Bal,
more ant Ohio railroad al the great festival al Wheel
ing OF "wednesday las, He depicts the commencement
OF the road and its advance up to the present time He
tells us;
"The Baltimore and Ohio railroad, Mr. Mayor, was
commenced the 4,h OF July, 1925 There are those
present who witnessed The enthusiasm which attended
the laying OF the first stone by the ilusrous Charles
Carroll oil Carrol'on, oa'sm At variable Mr..
Swami here produced the uowel which had been used
ny Mr nso srb 5ow W ,as sSw bs Th ms
roll OF Carrollon TO lay the hrs, OF the Baltimore
and OHIO railroad, Jolly 4, is2s Mr.. John h. Motns,
who delivered the address II the president and directors
OF the company, took occasion to remark upon this
- In The full possession Of bis powers with his feel
inea and affections still buoyant and warm, be now de-
caras that the proudes act OF his life, and The most i'm
ponan in its consequences 10 his country, was the sigma
lure OF Independence; the mex, The laying OF the hi
stone OF the work which 10 10 pepeuate The union oil
the American States, and 10 make the East and me
West one household the facilities OF intercourse and
the feelings Of mutual affection.
Mr. Swan tells us no " this road was extended to Cum
berland in Is42 under the auspices Of bis distinguished
predecessor, Louis McLane The recommencement OF
The work wesl Of Cumberland entered upon In 1912
THE neyt most interesting epoch in the progress OF the
work was the working Of the high grade OF llo feet,
and il reached Piedmont in july 1851 "where |, was
thought expedient to test this grea, problem" The trial
train commenced The ascent Of the heavy grade"
Ill was a moment OF intense anYieiy-not ss 10 the
result Mr. Mayor for we knew full well what that re-
suit would be- but ~ 10 the effect OF any casual mishap
iron whatever upon those who were so anxiousy
Awaiting The issue Az good luck would have il. how
ever The iron horse did his da,y without faltenns-the
summit reached. and the hurras OF the multitude
proclsined that this last triumph was complete Jap
plause.1
As to the power Of overcoming high grades, Mr.
Mayor we claim TO have taught Lesson to the world.
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Markets.

NKw YorK, Jan. Tsp, m.-Tho weather Is sin un.
pleasant and the streets disagreed
Today co:ton advanced middling uplands, 81 Or
leans, 100 sales this week of 10000 bales,
The stock marker the st board to-day closed rather
fmsaes OF United States 6s 1867 llst ode OF lst
made Tor Canton Company and refused sales OF Ere
o. Nicnragus, 3ei slight advance Morris canal 2i
converbIcs of II, 1854 Harlem, 72l nothing dong ~
Norwich and Worces,et; Stoningtou, 81; Cumberland
coal, s5i Cay improvement l3t Money is easy and
funds abuudan seeking inve tmeut the
per per annum; exchange ON London, 81 premium.
The bank. discount freely.
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CAIys GRACIOUS The uckefbocker, which is good
authority, speaks IN high terms Of the new tragedy OF
!" Calus Gracchus," by Mrs McCord, Of South Carolina
daughter OF The Hon Lsngion Cheve.. hssys
The choice OF this saheot, the severe classic sim
pciy oi 'ae play IN plot aud incident and the authors
osdain OF The Accomplishments which have opened the
way OF others to- brief popularity, will prevent ts
quirIns Sudden reputation yet II evinces powers of
very high and uncommon order, and deserves special al
tenlon brilliant anomaly in our literature.
perhaps OF change that will greatly elevate its charac-
tern
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To the Editor of fhe Uaion i.

The law establishing the existing bureaus in the Navy
Department, provides in explicit lems that chiefs OF
two Of hemyards and docks, and ordinance-shall be
post captains the navy And it also declares with the
expiciness that the chief Of the third bureau-ha,
of construction" &c.-shaH be "sklful naval con-
sruc,or" Can it be possible that the President is aware
OF this imperative requirement, Of the law
SAN JAClNrO-PRlNCETON
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by TELEG RAPh.


Massage Of aha Gopa~Oy Of MassaehHsstfs
Bosros January i0Goyernor CLIFFORD tnaugufatsd
the legislature.
lie aludes 10 the deaths Of Webster, Clay, Fowler,
Thompson and Rantoul speaking eoqusny Of each bur
moro particularly OF w ebster
Tue governor does NOT ener into detailed exposition OF thu
81 airs Of the Commonwealth but viii make seport upop
the different departments tue suhject OF speeia comnun
eauon With regard to the State debt q 100 600 il 10 IA
paid la july and the governor estimates 1865 QUO
DO wanted during the coming year, beyond ordinary
expenses besides tho expenses incurred In assembling
convention 10 revise the constitution The latter COVER
having bern called he expresses doubts a. 10
It's constuuonaiy The governor regards the result OF tn
attempted sale Of tho ine lands Jnnnate and recon
mends that the opportunity be given TO Maine purchase
hem at price II she viii take them, he recommend
that they be offered in small parcels for cash He
mends tho institutions Of charity education agriculture
and militia 10 tho fostering of the lexi.laure. II
hopes tho fishery dispute will be speedily and avorabb
settled. He recommends revision OF tho pilot laws
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The Reading Railroad Dsfalcation.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan 1.-THE reported deisca ton tn
part OF an officer OF the -adinx railroad is an old
occurred several months since The deaute
oil TWO coeries near Psvlo, which had
payment Of bad debts jointly, owing President Tue
Individually and the company The agent returned forged
vouchers OF fictitious alleged have bee employed
In the mines. The of fraud discovered reach
$1,000 but will exceed this Properly held In the Of
the agent viii be secured partially the deialca
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DIED.,

DURHAM BLAKE. 81 Of daughter OF
HoLpswoRTu BLArs Of Teue Hante, Indiana. .#.H
Tho friends family requested funeral this
tsunday afternoon nf O'Clock from uncle
VIZ A. G0rpos, West street, between Montgomery and Green
a.
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QJ-A Meeting OF the Young Mems Christian Assoc
ehon viii be held Monday evening January IL
baptist church, at O'Clock Amendments the
The Standing COMMITTEES viii Tuesday evening,
slant, nj the room. OF the association, AT O'Clock.
WILLIAM ]. RHEfs,
Jan l5-W Recording
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90 Hev. j. M. Henry, having located perma nifty
Washington missionary OF the Presbyterian
Island, will preach Sabbath hall
gipe house, at ~ O'Clock, and the Potomac Hall
O'Clock, ,. m, until further notice
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Later from Msxieo.

NKw ORLEANS, January l5-The P,cayune has received
advces from Mexico eight days later Dates 23d
uitimo ....... ..
The rnmor that the Tehuanfepec contract has been
awarded by the Chamber OF Deputies the Guiana
Company, for the of the 18th
mus OF Tehuantepec, is fully confirmed,
There is no other new. of special moment,
The New Orleans market Is steady.
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Melancholy Suicide.

FHrLlpELpHIA, Jan. Ii.-Benj1 amin benjamin, young
man who married in New York Wedne sday.
mitted suicide to-day by hanging himself The alleged
cause is the discovery thar his wife was a nnstc.
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Stip Ashoys Sailing of thu Iunko!df

NKw York. Jan. l6.-The splendid packet ship Come
Illus Grinnel is reported ashore Squam Beach, and
ready full of water Her paciy is eleven hunred
burden She has been built only two years. There is
large insurance her in this city Fortunately the pas
sengers have all been landed safely.
The steamer Humboldt sailed to-day for Havre and
Southampton, with ythree passengers and hundred
and sixty thousand dollars in specie.
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Washington Assemblies.


THE second assembly ball Hail.
l. day evening, the 25h of January Tx ~Fa
Tickets Of admission obaned BY subscribers
Pennsylvania avenue. #.
Strangers and subscribers
applying 70 the found
Jackson Hall the OF Il sh .al s
Ian al xp5
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lSnilinp Of fhf drdbid.

HALIFAX, Jan. H.-The Steamer Arabia sailed for New
York O'Clock this morning
No American vessels had arrived at Liverpool since
Baltic sailed. ~. .....
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by ISRAEL 4 GREEN. Auosioneor..


CEILING ops TO MAKE INPR0vENENTs IN OUR STORE
~ EARLY IN sPRING-Sofas, bureaus, sdsboard seorses
tables,
shall sell eth street, between ave
nj O'Clock, assortment OF
walnut and mahogany furniture, such as d..
consisting OF sota large arm
6 do covered with No plush velvet,
han piece workmanship
AIso5 circular sofas, Handsomely curved
4I,rue railroad front do, sweep back and seat
handsomely carved and ornameDted
q so rnnts ornamental tops
10 do different styles and stzeH,
Consisting ofhr latest styles and patterns OF black wal
and mshoesny,
Consisting OF the Modern styles
FplI marble decks, halt do
Fun mahogany do do
vovnG glass, superior piece OF worsmsnsnip.
Lsrss marble mahogany side and tables
DO black wslnut do
DO do embracing all varieties Of patterns nov
Black wsnu and cherry dining tables Off 9, TO-
Ia, -, and 10 feet in lsnatbs
With OF articles, too M
m-Htion. :.
Terms Of An ~ under $50 cash over 80 ann
exceeding 800 credit 500, eTedt o
two and four months for endorsed, with
ISRAEL GREEN
Jan I'D Apc"onsen.
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Legislative P,ocssdinss.

bosroS, Jan 10 RESOLUTIONS before the Massa
chusors legislature declaring tho erpedenoy OF repeating
The ballot law. Also law for general
and for adopting the plurality system all future oil
lions There seems TO be considerable feeling on III
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The Railroad Ercursionisfs.

CuMBERLAsp, Jan. l6-a. m--Ths train OF care with
those who went to Wheeling celebrate the opeaing OF
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad arrived here between
seven and eight O'Clock this morning, all safe aud WELL
after quite cold nights ride There was considerable
snow on the track but everything worked well the
satisfaction Of all aboard. After taking refreshments
OBTAINING for said purpose about hour and half re-
ceiving hospitses from citizens the started for
Baltimore IL will reach Harper's Ferry about three
O'Clock this afternoon and arrive in Baltimore probably
about Much caution is observed and the
speed Of the locomotives IS somewhat retarded
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nELUaE STILL RAGING ,-Th. iif,h and

nELUGE STILL RAGING 1.-THE fifth and positively the last
week, and mistake, by particular BEALE
few more, wonderful
Panorama OF Creation and Deluge Odd Fellows Hall.
Brilliant ITrmen
for equal, and all Washington besides
Exhibitions every evening Saturday
afternoons, at O'clock
Admission 25 children l2H
IAN -dt
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nAVISS OLIO MINSTRELS give Of their grand unqus
buesquc entertainments the place, Monday
~, 1853. ERA. a.'''E
Admission Is +. lsret
For particulars small bills. ..a.- ...fs3.ga.
Ian O.
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EW FURNITURE wARE-RoOMs--Th. ,ubscri

lew FURNITURE WARE-ROOMs--Tbs subscribers
weIlse
Gothic Of
patterns, would invite of furnish
lug Having made with the leading manufacturer
supplied regularly and making fof
cash, enabled and
Is Nat INTEL WRIGHT d CROSBY.
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II IsTOIRE DU CANADA-Depus sa dscouverte jus qu
III jours par I. \. Garneau 3 vols. Quebec, ls5a
Jan Is EHhNCk TAYLOR.
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BY GREEN & SCOTT. Auc.,one.r..

GALE BY ORDER or THE ORPH ANs' CoURT.-Ou Wed
nesday the 18th shall SELL the shop and late test
dence Of Thomas spxg dscensrd 18th, the
10 O'Clock, large lot Of pump logs bored and
finished pump stscks.
nsils, rods, &c.
One large turning lathe, vice, axes
other saws planes picks shoyes, and spades
A large lot Of ropes, ackie SPAR, shears
With other articles OF tools
Also, lot OF scsntinr and boards Terms cash.
By order Of the administrator.
GREEN SCOTT,
Jan I'D Auciioneers
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Democratic Cancws for State Treasurer.

HARRGsBuRe Jan. II The democratic members Of the
two houses held this evening the nomination
of candidate for State General John NJ Bcke
the present incumbent. nomi ted the vote stand
ing as follows; John Nj. Blckei, 63 Joseph Bailey 8;
Isaac Hugus The wings will probably supper, Mr. N
p. Hobart.
Tue caucus unanimously ended the % h day OF
February next the day for holding
State convention for the nomination OF candidate for
canal commissioner, and Harrisburg as The place.
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,,xn Mechanics and Manuhac-
LNsos'sSc1 ,i,s Members Of Congress, cri-
IL f"r.ss.-sm &c IN ~ call at VIM w. FAULkNERs
yenr, and their His
Fsshi pshe ' IN. style and pattern OF
u,b,rb received the unqh"h''p '''''""'' " s
49, 49,. ~ United States
" ne establishment are ss good and |" cnesps
~ s In Thankful for the favofs al
.ceived he respectfully socs continuance o he
READY h,na Iendid OF .k and merino under
sbirs nd drawers, -. -, .r,,o,o .u,.hi. far a
aso gloves. cravats socks and every onef s,nc'h "
). ynrdobo prce. which cannot fail 20 sut
es""''"'' WIN H. FAULKNER, sign of be shirt,
Az ~ bereen vi end ~ sn
n.s aa snsu Opposite the United States Hotel,