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TO CONTRACTORS.

February II, 1854.
PROPOSALS viii be received In this office until Saturday. the 2d
OF April O'Clock for grading aud gnyellng so
Maryland Seventh and Potomac
bridge graded graveled directed The
Public Buildings.
The work is be OF the best CHARACTER and TO be done the
eepance such As be appoint 20
all done be done by the frs, day Of
October next
ra-einv inches in depth the
perng OF gradually six inches depth at the
sides.
Security win required faithful performance Of the
surplus the grading must be deposited at such
place. within reasonable distance, tbs Commissioner shall
designate.
the price cubic yard for the grading ard
per superficial yard for The syene including gravel and all
tetas,
II. ID. FRENCH,
Commissioner of Public Buildings
Fob 27-dd [senune, Star, and News.
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J, SMITH ROLLINS,
JOSHUA VANSANT,
WIN. GEORGE RAkEE.

%
Boston POST New York Herald and Journal Of Commerce. Ph
depn North American and rennyvanisn Washington National
lntegencer Union Frederick Examiner win n,cu three
week until April 9Th, and charge this Once.
Mar 7-ltswshAp
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lsuppiehhehtnyD
ro'r o'"0' P Psss.ssi Is las.
PROPOSALS ior conveying e mails Of The United
routes. in The States Of LOUISIANA MISSISSIPPI and KEN
ruck win Be received d oes Of the rss, oss
is o &c y is Sob April Is5 soas s i
the Times herein specified
MISSISSIPPI.
TAOS From Augusta by and Leaksvle, Chronicle
Ala, so miles and back, once week.
Leave Augusta Monday al 9 ans
Leave oiuonsiIe "wednesday az esmi
7aoa FROM H' Columbia. y Wa Rvs Ono ooe Augusta. 70
hsav ss S g Sass.,s sv vsa s sa sy
,s, Hv' s. ssaS e 9s1 as Ramsay. jackson
60 miles and back, enss week
ss,s s:s.sa S g n .s s.y
Leave Jackson O. II. Wednesday aeam
Arrive Mississippi City next day BY 0 pm
LOUISIANA.
77sa From Grand Lake. Arb, Con Mis-; river in shaw BY
nso la maAs ansss ai sns
Mss Joseph's, La, $50 miles and back, once a
Leave Grand Lake Friday a,4sms
leave Richmond Monday q, AMI
Leave s s. s. J Jos sps,s wsanesSay aisam; '
Arrive A. Richmond geI, day by opm'
Arrive al Grand Lake every sunday BY lopm.
m y ass dasn f.a s q s hs
Landing, is mile. end back once weas. : '''~ ''''
Arrive a Red Eivfl Landing wednesday by lopm,
Leave Red River Landing every Thursday AT am;
Arrive at ST. Joseph's Saturday by 10
lT9l Ark, c. H., David Imbodcs
oca Vista RIDGE and Floyd, 10 Deeield 90 miles and
back, week.
Leave Grand Lake every Monday at Jam;
Arrive AT Deerheld next day by6 pm,
Leave DeeT1eld every "Wednesday at q . nj
Arrive Grand Lake next day by o pm.
7795 Hudson, Mount Willing, McCases Store,
(no ofce,s 70 miles and back, week.
Leave Port Hudson Saturday at 8 IN
Arrive at McCarses Store day BY I'm;
Leave McCarstels Store Saturday AZ 1 pr
Arrive at Por Hudson day by 2 pm.
KENTUCKY.
Bowling the Barren Green and Ohio
Evansville Indiana, 2S5 miles and back, week.
Leave Bowling Green Thursday at pm;
Arrive at Evansville Saturday by l0pm;
Evansville Tuesday
Arrive at Bowling Green next Thursday by l0a m
Proposals for frequent trips will be considered.
1886 Liberty, Hasonvie and Robespor,, Montcel
As miles and back, week. h
Leave Liberty every Saturday at 6 an;
Arrive AT Monticello same days by Spm;
Leave Monticello every Friday al 6amj
Arrive al Liberty days by p m.
For proposal and requirements (cmba
conditions be incorporated in the such
deem properly advertisement inviting
proposals the and southwestern States,
dated 9th January, 1854.
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Feb l9-aw4w Postmaster General.
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THIS very large superb hotel for the
ton OF travellers propsor in presenting their estsb
public patronage, TAKE the opportunity 20 ~ "ss
city In Union snperor either In magnitude cossn
richness OF Furniture, OF esx"s oea
with all the modern Improvement" 20 Iec
and comfort possible to guests ana
do all that within hem nes 70
Of travellers ratsaetory ana M.ssr ca
1o--d3m sEoh"r "ooNS :" w.
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HEALTH RESTORED AND LIFE LENG1aENEp BY Or.
d Inc Properties aiSaied 10 Professor Elk
Cos dial deemed fabulous The public, oen deceived
discoyesrI facts aes,ed BY
creduIiy BY which perfectly
The Err remedies in all cases. deplorabe Arising ron
various which make
funelos compound agency
and mind necessary % the reproduction Of human life To per
energy which
wen as ,s Sas
@ s u s, % q os ' s
the victim Of nervous aepes.on me individual suffering from gen
mediate and relief from the Of m
prove complete and unans safeguard terrible
dy There ar. many perhaps VINO nave 20 e OF medicine
these despair The Elixir deals with disease as a.
~ wi,oa, reference 10 causes and VIII mol only remove e assoc
xrpvLp rnr nnoKrs
e Leading 70 a ov rna
que the maladies for which nus ppara
% ns,p'sa pa,ssi s nya pap
son q The heart s pu n bs ssh numsne o
depression weakness Of me w 70
inability place positions weakness Of hs pro
dt Sar nsu nsns a ,s female esuaes
and mai
from organic causes beyond Tho reach
or structural diseases, it is avened that
3Faa xoRsg's IsvIeoRArIso KLixiR
win weakness win strength aeapaei win, efficiency , s
a with happy ss on Ss nsS g
niA with The nervous system and that The paralizao
Of motion and sensation is ray'ea dfaa hea n mind
only reliable preparation known
CURE y NERVOUS DISEASES.
% s s
lated SYSTEM Whether broken down BY
asea organization s al once baced rsyivied, up
The mental physical symptoms OF disease vanish
her under its ntu Is
contrary relief for The cordial properties Of
mai condition. Well may preparation be called the
WONDER
is the frs. scientific u The
that medicine heretofore
supposed TO have no existence
sTrAULAEr REACTION.
Preparations and ali oher asean, The effect these brief
and well be said Of him who takes them the last state OF
without single in is operation perpetual in Us
depressions, oxci,ement tendency
blush eepessness dislike Of society nenpas for study o.
melancholy, debility, hstera, wretchedness, thoughts Of
al pesaion, ab,y, nervousness inabi sleep
q on s h
constipation, &c, &c from whatever cause arising y Y, II
~ inalibIe.
the bloom vgor, changing
pale, yellow sicky color beautiful ford complexion
MoRsE's IsvaoRATsa ELIXIR
is
been admitted by all
great medical institutions Europe be
respect geneis Morse, undsputed
authority discovered the production in Arabia where
wonderfully invigoang effects
produced the natives In fact the wonderful Of sndn
exaustess exhibited by The Arab both
their desert psmsses attributable the of this vitaizng
herb
c.urlosDr Morses vsoans Cordial has been counterfeit
by unprncipled persons.
In future genuine poprie,ors
the Of each bottle and following words
glass; Dr morseis Invgora'ng Cordial" g. n.
Ring, proprietor, N. Y.
The put up, hyhly concentrated pin,
PRICE, 50 PER BoITLE-TWo FOR S5-slX FOR S2.
c. III. RING, proprietor,
i92 broadway, New York.
by druggs throughout the United staes Canadas, and
West Indies.
Agent Washington city, 2. D. Gilman Baltimore
s. Hance.
Jan 2S-dly
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mo. a97l
Office extending the time OF the reservation Of
lands heretofore Withdrawn sale, along OF the
Cairo and Fulton railroad and branh MssouRI
n ARKASsAs
hereby gvea reservation of the lands heretoe
Withdrawn from market, and ordered he
entry tercept for valid empons until the 9Th day
lying within the probable limits OF the made by
tied An granting the right Of making grant
the States of Arkansas Missouri
from point the Mississippi opposite the Of
ONO uve via Little Rock the Texas boundary line
on IN Arkansas, with branches Port
ny approved February 1889 hereby further
extended and continued until
Given under my hand city Washington oad
ny order of the President;
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
Jan 24--lawI3w - ~ ~ '
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1
RELIsi BELLsi BEIIsi-For churches academies, fac
tories steamboats, plantations,
msnt kept constantly hand by the Subscribers
bed and enlarged foundry, which operation thirty
that their bells world wide celebrity
quality The present popretor have recently succeeded in
applying the process Of o1n moulding casting
which perfect casting and
dence Of the unrp excellence Of their they
Worlds Fair in New YORK,
try and Europe being competition and which eighteenth
have variety Of tones me
weight and they also furnish number
stntes and Canadas Their hangnr comprising many
valuable yoke with movable
arms and which may be turned the bell spring acting
the elspper, proonens The SOUNDS iron name ons
counterpoe; stop, For steamboats, steamships
proved revolving yoke fancy hsnans in bronse
improved hanging rehsng mon poo.r
specifications being Old bell, ,aken exchange
Of all On
Being in immediate connsrion with principal routes in ali al
either railroad with
despatch, which either personally by communication, re
A nENEELy,s SONS.
FebW-dy West Troy, Albany CO., ".
rLOTING, preferrins 10 bav. ,he,,
clothing accommodated with .ins,e
notice mad. and finished in ~ 1910, g.
peor STYLE ~ very moderate prices which win
ferior
WALL sTErHENs
Psnnsyivsnsa avenue, between 9th and ION streets,
mmb-et merit 10 Iron Hall
A CAHD.-MRs- WILLIAM 7. MADDOX having taken m.
house formerly occupied by the Hon Mr. Champion corner Of
and Goth Streets Washington city viii be happy
permspent hosrders.
Mar 5-d5t
~ II r# Was DsrAprw~rr,
February ", 1854.
pERsOSS having books belonging 10 IN. IAhr.rv .r
he wsr Department, in their possession the pre-
hfs rsaa ~ CHARLES CALVERT,
fsoG-&w Librarian.
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ABEArT, Secretary.
Caisrxs Dr. srLDIso, h street, opposils Odd Fellows Hail.
agent.
IoHssros, NJ. o., opposite City Post once, 7t street.
physician.
Pamphlets explanatory OF principles operations OF
company can be obtained application this SCENTS Office
MART
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BALTIMORE Axp ONO RAILROAD Eon

Ciuenna Loussrie, Tpdianapoi Cotabus zaneri Cgepd
LAND, Toledo, Chioaro, AVID 81 Louis.
THROUGH tickets for points can be rail-
Il road station In Washington.
leaving Washington Wheeling
with Winchester
for welvi 40 miles nom Wheeling by
Cleveland Toledo, Chcsro, Alton
mics. TO IT. Louis Leaving Washington at 5, they will
thu afternoon with splendid Union Liner
for Cincinnati and Louisville, and for Indianapolis BY railroad
from I.swrsncebura
l GAINESVILLE from
Wheeling holding through
point the For information and tickets srpiy T.
PARSONS, agent, Washington
>. ". DONE,
Feb T-du Master Transportation.
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EDWARD X. COLLINS a CO.,
No. SO Wall N, v.
BROWN, sHIrLHY, CO.,
n q. RoBEprs n CO..
10 Kings Arms Yard, London.
J, MUNROE d CO.,
@ Rue Note Dame des victoire.
GEO. II DRAPER, Havre.
Tbs Of these ships win accountable
iadns signed therefor the expressed
Jams
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MORE ~ GALLAGHER, Iron Founders ana Nawv-
W facurers Of Wrought and Railing Ridge avenue and
Broad street. Philadelphia railing
balconies, public and al, k,nds
mentsl and architectural -"
W. a. would respectfully invite the Of
washington and vicinity the railing
square in this city Specimen drawings persops ~
making selection e "
Oct 7-eo6mos
u JOsT Importer and Dealer N wines Isau,vs !,
~. also agent Tor Lonswofh Zimmcmans native rincnna
wines Fennsyvsna avenne between I7b
Dec T-colm.
GADsBr's HOTEL,
Corner of Peun.yrSuia "a arsst
Board per day,
Two squares west o. Capitol and Railroad Depot
Jan lo--dinn.
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STATES or MISSISSIPPI, LOUISIANA AND KENTUCKY.
(suppementary)
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aL or I~aseA oommodons four and attic house
on ld street. side,
tsns twelve recently pspeed painted
throughout Terms Accommodations possession
Oct f6-dr = TT N I'as
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Arnoid's, 81 strand, London.
hereby constitute Mr. Simon Willard Congress street,
agent watches United States
OF Americas I'll CHARLES FRODSHAM.
APRIL Is 1859. t..H HH# H
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MEXICAN HOUSE,. Hanover ssrs~, vros,.rt br
n Lewis bica Rebuilt enlarged and
modern and the accommods
lion cf the travelling puhlc. WV "
ll-A1y
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| A CAHD.-MRs- WILLIAM II. MADDOX, having ,,hsn the
bouse formerly occupied by the Hon Mr.
and Goth streets Washington city viii be happy
| permanent hosrders
Mar 5-d5t.
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pERsONN having books belonging 20 Tn. Library os
the Wsr Department in their The
crhed period 1.-TWO weeks are requested 20 return them
hfarisn CHARLES CALVERT,
s*w Librarian.
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APKI Is, 1885, tssa
The undesned having appointed agent
would respectfully public
BE , a. be- %ss By SsI1s
series perec,
entirely peculiar train, which
unrvsed accuracy The great mpoane,
Of s improved watches Is perfect regularity olms under ever
such hor.ebact riding jump
peculiarly adapted to railroad purposes
a ses London Eson ii ss styles the contributor Of M
cha Frcsm . "bearne the stump ofpecuar merit and As be-
The British government has awarded Msssr, Arnold and chas
rrodham the sum OF cairo Tor the excellence Of tins principle
One Of Mr.. Frod.hams correspondent. writes follows,
M LONDON, April %, ts52
pleasure giving gold
% %'s @ so Sas' maa ' snd
osons under every variety Of motion and climate mi, q ha
seconds month, and in The MONTH
sn ss u.s. sy a' ana % 5 % m sS
minute and fifteen seconds Though not led BY
The usual character your improved watches which you term
remain, SIR yours respectfully,
Tfos BARTLETT
Tho undersigned has received the following
Bosros oc, 5, losa.
sra herewith give you remarkable perform
Moe O. ms'ss os s Oh
se~snons, but o.s minute and hsy hss seconds.
TO Mr.. sisoswrrLAs
Bosros, Sept 3 iss3
compensated lever made
London, No.
sir months, by actual daily coupaos with
regulator N. Eg III
Yours, &C., ALVIN ADAMS.
Srxos WILLARD. 3
The permitted following gentlemen
watches Keepers es.s .arFW ~. hsHef r#s.U
ENOCH TRAIN, WIN. WHITING, Hr.#...
E. c. BATES, eco, GEO M. THACHER. esq,
r. w. THkYER, DAVID DYER.
Z. Y. OSBORNE, esq. aaedusky, y
EsEN. LANE, s.qs 90 Ohio
The subscrb~s would respectfully
designed and by Mr.
demands Of
Of perfect and that in this beauty
nnrivsled. -
AN orders addressed 10 the undersigned win receive ia,meda
aisnuon. ~ .f..... = SIMON WILLARD. Esd
Dec S-2swJm sstsNsd 7NaE sCongrsss Boston.
II - KaaeaEsx7r ssssas1aGa szssysxSa
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PROPOSALS conveying die mails Of The United
July 1854 10 SON, 1885, inclusive, following
routes in he States LOUISIANA, MISSISSIPPI and KEN
TUCKY Contract Office of
Department Washington, until a. April
s4 40 be decided BY 30h April 1851 and In
The times herein specified.
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CHOCOLATE, Cocoa, and Bro,ns.--- BAKEp A co i,
~ vsntnn chocolates cocoa and rpna
which a-t premiums have been awarded by The chief
unu for sH principal
IA United atstes, and by their agents
Iu-sey Murray, New York Grant Twelis, Philadelphia
Rrww1fgs nattsnoss. Dudley, Cincinnati
Chioi and q. H. Howell, oeoreesows, y. O.
.MNaHhF NaMtfa WALTER BAKER h co,
Ap3-diy Dorchester, Msss,
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sECr.SBxIdes.

SH any Of our young ladies are about to
commit matfimony, they will be obliged to
US for giving them the latest style of bridal
costume which 70 taken from the London
Ladys Newspaper. Our own opinion is
that 1t would Be very pretty.
Robe of rich white glsce. The skirt
has three broad aounces, edged with band
Of white terry velvet, cut out in points at
each side. The corsage, which isthigh and
fits closely to the figure, is fastened up the
front from the waist to the throat by but
TONS the tops of which are set with clusters
Of small pearls. The ceinture, which IS of
white terry velvet, Is fastenedin front Of the
waist in small bow and long flowing ends; ;
the latter, like the trimming on the founces,
is cut out in points at each side. The sleeves,
which just descend to the elbow, are Of
moderate width, and are finished at the ends
by bands Of terry velvet The undersleeves
and collar are of Brussels lace. The front
hair is arranged in bandeaux; and a plait-
ing of tho back hair is brought across the
fore part of the head. Under this plat of
hair is passed band of white ribbon, which
is fixed at each side by an ornament, con-
'isting of small spray of fine pearls The
wreath which is worn at the back of the
aead, is composed of jasmine, white roses,
and orange blossoms, and under it is fixed a
superb scarf of Brussels lace, which forms
.he bridal veil. In front of the corsage
small bouquet of the same flowers as those
the wreath. The prayer-book is
covered with white terry velvet, embossed
with silver, and is fastened by mother-o'-
pearl clasp. Boots of. white silk.
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SAAnr GIRls.A young gentleman of
Kilkenny meeting handsome milk maid
near the parade, said: ~ .<..5gs t'ss:-:S
What will you take for yourself and
milk my dear e, - ~ y Is - IS :. 3s. !
y YourseH and sigolden ring, siri re-
piled the girl. ~ (, t.sal&s .
That was good one, but tho answer Of
the girl at the boarding house was . better:
A gentleman called in, and was shown
over suite ofrooms by . very pretty girl.
Are you to be letswith thsSrooms . in
quired the gallant. p
mo, sir; I amto be let alone
Coon PAY.--One of the uninformed
Postmasters outin Suckerdom, who found
among tho post Office laws clause to the
effect that each postmaster may be allowed
two mills for delivering from his office to d
subscriber each newspaper mot chargeable
with POSTAGE sent in his. bill;t the Depart
ment for delivering the onlypaper thatswas
sent to his office, and told them that, as
his wife was out. of the article, they might
send him acouple of coffee mills. z a
Sir said a delinquent debtor on meet
ing his creditor one day, I was obliged to
let that note lie over last week; lam sorry
for It, wish I had the means Of paying il,
but havn't; so I will do the best can
for you. II my next child is boy, I will
name him after you -
will you rise now my deara' said q
brokers' wife to her sleepy spouse; the
day broke long ago. &s
WONDER replied the somnolept fnan-
cier, if the endorsers were secured
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Kissing,

We find the following in one of our ex-
changes, without credit, and we are sorry
for this omission. The author of such an
exquisite elucidation of an aexquisite" art,
or science, or whatever you please to call it
kissing if you choose-ought to be
known; that his name might 90 down to
posterity "honored and sung,ato the last
generation.
Hardly any two. females kiss alike.
There is as much variety in the manner of
doing it, as the face and manners of the sex.
Some delicate little creatures merely give a
slight brush of the lip. This is sad ap-
gravation. We seem to be about to shave
a good tin,e," but actually get nothing.
Others 60 into it like a hungry mansto p
.beefsteak, and seem to chew up our coun-
tenances. This is disgusting, and soon
drives away delicate lover. Others strue-
gle like hens when buryipe rthau1aai0asfsss
the dry dirt The iisss S. won by 6 eat ex-
ertions, and is not worth as much as the
trouble it cost. Now, we are in favor of a
certain shyness, when a kiss is proposed, but
it should not be continued too long; and.
when the fair one gives it" let her admin.
lister it with warmth and energy. Let
there be soul with it. If she closes her
eyes, and sigh deeply, Immediately after it,
the effect lis greater. She should be care.
full not to-" slobber" kiss, but give it as
a humming bird runs his bill into a hon
ey suckle, deep, but delicately. There is
much virtue in kiss when well delivered
We have the memory of one we received in
our. youth, which has lasted us forty wears:
and we believe it will be the last thing we
shall think of when we die:n -
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The Worlds Hotel.
AT ABBEvILLE c. H., akffu Gun
4 HOME FOR. THE STR AXad Guv =

-
A HOME FOR. THE Str ASed Iuv :
'NHE subscriber respectfully informs H.,
II public, that his Hotel is still omen H.,
for the reception of Boarders and Travellers.
Il His rooms are ample and convenient, and bis
Table, $50 nm impartial public testify,) is equal
to any in the country. He has also an e1csi.
lent Stable and Lot abundsntly supplied With
water from the village spring by the con.t.nt
action of hydraulic ram, and is prepared "a
accommodate horses, single or in droves Ho
exhibits, herewith, his tariff of rates, which
are as follows: S''
For single meal, &o OK
Board by the week, hS
Do. by the Month, 10 Oo
|. Do. by the year, 1870 M =
For man and horse, supper lodging y
and breakfast, 1Fsx
Single feed for horse, - q AZ
By day, if more than two feeds o IS
Keeping horse by the week, oo
Do. do. by the month; TO 90
All transient persons stopping at the World,s
Hotel, without horse or baggage, will nav in
advance There will be no pains spared in try.
ing to accommodate all those who NAV see Kt
to Patronize the Worlds Hotel.
: Feb S9--6m SILAS SsANDERsON
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GOOD TIDINGs.
Corn plenty, Cotton fair price, Pork cheap,
Goods still cheape,. Il -; y: -:

Corn plenty, Cotton fair price, Pork clseap.
i Goods still cheaper. .3:s7s So =
II. STRAUSS, Cokesbury. -
AS IN STORE and receiving dsily from
IL New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore and
Charleston, q large and select assortment of
GOODS adapted TO the present season and for
the winter, consisting, in part Of :,
STAPLE AND DOMESTIC GOODS.
Brown and Bleached SHIRTINGS,
American, English and French PRINTS
French and Scotch GINGHAMS. = 9;52:ssa:SSli' 2s,:SSi'
" elch, Saxony and Patent unshrinkable FI.AN.
MEL; Colored and Opera Flannel,
Towelling, Table Cloth Diapers, -
Iweeds, Kentucky Jeans, Sattinets, etc, etc.
RICH SILK AND DRESS GOODS. "
1ii rnrls Printed D'LAINES, CAsHMEREA
Mer1nos. Alpaca, Thibet, :-.l:---sisssSalses .5
Finln DLaines Caoilmeres Alpaca HSrinos and &
Thibet -. - = go ,'.sfsuF 80
Black SILK, Gros de Rhine, Armure5 ssss.ss
flaln, piaid Brocsde, Pompadour Silk, and oth.;:
er new. styles = " - ssfTSSS
sHAWIS. ss,'s:s 3s,'3s.
wool, Net French Printed, Broch. and Cash-
FANCY ARTICLES, ~ -; -
- French Embroideries, Crystal Palace. .R;bbon ::
m, trimmings Hosiery, Wells, Kid, Cashmere md
Slik Gloves; Buckskin Gauntlet for Z, ,sd;a.,
Mitts; Jaconet and Swiss Muslins Edoinv, and
Insertings ssI.aces, Linen Cambric Hakfs DE- a.
Oct ], 1853. ID. ss.s..fs 7,t4$, :, -, a,-.f
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His speculations we're al: unfortunate.-
Loss succeeded dloss; and in . few years he
was a poor man. $500:
@ Wealth is the gih Of God, and given for
a good purpose. Not to eSsqaandered-- =
MOTTO make its possessor hard Of heart !;
but to teach him beneyolence, to enable
him to benefit his fellow men. ,Is