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NJ AN be eonlcn ialy consulted at his Lock Infrmary
WI SO. 81 south Gay st, between LOMBARD and second
SIS opposite tile Exchange buildings aII City Post OF
flee aIiimuie Md This medical Institute estn blised
over fifteen years in this city by ieguIar physiclns
eecveeu various classes ordseuses but especially
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BALTIMORE

BALTIMORE
soull & FhomOsoIa
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE p ns
Teas, Wines, liquors, sni..L DEALERS IN
Axe S nee Sugar, III ois.se,
No. ~, EoTtt Ipater aud , NJ Els III
1s'' s'0'' Ss''' t'tSe.t. piTaHif Fill mr.
Established in 1923.
~THoMPSoN REYNOLnS
House. respectfully invites Wese,lSe 'ssse in b
NC: cAsEiELp: W. n. GANTIELI aels&
CANF1EBD, BRoT9;pp 165S
229 BaLtimOre Street, Corn.-' 70, e Co
WHOLESALE IMPORTERS. W 'sL o. ChVrL,
AND DEALERS IN. FINE wATCnrs DEAC1URil
SILVER, Plated, AND ALB,r, r H'sA iEslI,S
FA NGY GOO6S;1 EASD
III HGX ooS opened their new store win Ds .n.,,
GOLD AND SILVER w,rc,..,
From the most celebrated n,.kers a. GhEs!
ana GeneVa-an extensive stock London, lin,
every one OF which is guaranteed to rs Kept o. 4
SILVER WARE OF OUR owy a.,
Silver Tea aud Coffee Sets, Gob,s,S - gFAcIrllI
Gastors, Walters, Spoons, Forks Pc SsgS, TIss
's se 0tes" Nyes, Napkin Rings, Flh KsSk:
Coffee and Tee Sets. Urms, Tea Ks,,,..
Waiters-OVai oblolg aud roand sSsns,lI lEe ~ n
Flower and Fruit slsn.
DIAMOND WORK! Gs
superb collection OF Diamond Rr,,.,.,
BLoaGhes Crosses, Finger Rings Il,Ii Sr;, an R
suitable for v edding Gins. '''' 'ui'A Of ltsas
RICH JEwELRYI
This branch ofour business ia M, ,,,.,.
iabitsment In the country; having Iy0ErnSs sIIiy
ueI our own supervision, COnstaniIv ,.Li eLpOTsI'
anu by every steamer we are supplied iSo 's GeH gle
factories which enables us 10 give t o,L tAe ssi
latest fashions, and at .Ow prices. WI easiaHGl,
FANCY GOODS!
Writing Desks, Work I;oyeS ca. =,
kets, Cologne Bottles, eesant Vases Ben Clrl h
statutes, Paris BrOnZes, Fine Paiutii,Ss tsah Nj
rabies and work Stands, Porte N0nT.ijt SFlef As5
logne, French PeTfuIIeries ROse,yooI rI itriot
sing Cases, English Soa s. Tooth BfusIss ii1flibef
DC. - 1'tes' Hair Rrs.
SUPERIOR ALsATA wARII
New Patterns OF Forks, Spoons JJ,ss
eie' Which Is Iasi superseding silver ware IA
SPLENDID MANTLE CInCvsI
Bronze and Gilt Mantle Clocks OF eleso"t III,
yeuoW, urab ard white marble do; FIensI 1ts "a
richly decorated. -'sNsH foitesi
MATcH IooLs AND Materials ortbe bs,,.-.
st4ntly kept on hand AMI carefully selected s4lIa
FOR the convenience Of customers we b,,.
large, spacious store, giyin: customers eiei
inspecting our extensive stock OF Goods sa5l
retail Sa.es room, we have fitIeil Nm ano,b.r
iOO Ieet III depth, for the whUlesae lyepa a
W every article from our establishment il -,
10 be a good as represented wing.
GJ-PersOhs Visiting BaItinio E. Will do ,.,,,.s
our assortment. Orders rom the cnIntTr m
cd 10 faithfully and promtly "'A az
GANFIELD, nIoTHEt 4 q.
baltimore St, s. West corner Of -
Baltimore. March 2i.-dw1v '''' "4'usa e
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ERUPTIVEI DISEa SEES

-s.S1E1 = Z : ' = : 1I4koLI1Ao5o.
has now become settled fact, acknowledged by the
best Physicians ofonr city, that in the Sci oa
letter, and many other diseases, BRES1SoERs FLTin
EXTRACT OF SARsAPARILLA DANDRLIoN defile,llr
above all other preparations Itspeaks
nsed and although we have taken the pains OF hay
lngtt published through the papers, appointing agents
Tor the sale oft, yet almost weekly receiving or
ders nom Vermont New York, Ohio Kentucky and other
STATES by persons who by Glance have lea ri
enrative powers The following
very serious disease:- = = 49, $500 S'O' :"
DEAR DOCTOR:
~, The two bottles oFmedcire cot from no,
w heetrg have nearly me; please send me
Yours Respectfully.
now prescribed by nearly all the Physicians of or
city, rot quack medicine for we have IIsIs 49,,
the PsIts aud ali
M h a. nave NOT me ortunty OF making 1t known
tie least ineomnatble with any The lions
dire, Fowler's solution, other pToper tfes " to
TO DC had AZ Paxton q Lakes and E. Yshrny and sold
Is BRENTLINGER e ARMSTRONG;
Monroe street opposite Washington Hail WheeiinrV,
July 2f. '52. f1S s 5'sSettNs va.
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Cod Liver Oil. g $ -
Il SsTreeeiyed: Q boxes Samuel Shines, manatse,pr,
OF pure Medicinal Cod Liver Oils IRE best az
70 This or any other.
75ss BRENTLINGER es.ARMSTRoNG7
= = 49,. y .-.ts .Ornosite Msshlh 4 on .Hs 4
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- ADVICE.
troubled. with cough; main in the breas, n,
y any Affection Of the Lunss-Use BrentIinger's Com
IL you ara afflicted VITA Rheumatism have received
bruises or sprans, your hands are frost
or ehapped-Use tie Berger Spine and Muscle Lini-
ment; O lam
shou'd you be affected with Serofu., or any disease
OF mercury. by all means rentlingeTs Fluid Ex
tract OF SarsapaliIIa and !'nndelion. 80
THESE remedies have becn tried hundreds, and in all
eSes have given satisfactory evidence their srpero
efficacy other medicine the cure of these
complaints; for which they recommended
BRENTLING Err q ARMSTRoNG,S
APotheeaIy, MoEroe street adjoining Glare House.
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Established in 1921

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Ei SSse cal, respectfully invites westeIns @s in The
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These Chains the which have lately been sem,
over 70 the Emperor o the French be by his own
rySahs IN cares CT cholera, etc and which have
30 ehAnenty successful. J. STElNERT, sole Agent !
u-,,,,, corner Prince stteet and Broadway.
- JAMES BAKER, and Brentlinger d ArmstTons
WheelIng agents. 5cI@iS us
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Co-Partnership
n W.HElSKELL& co. have associated L, H. SwEA
W. RlNGEN. with them partner the PARTNER sIn
commencing the fOthins:. style OF the arm will be
HRISKELL& GO. ianI7
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THE BLOOMING BRIDE.
DREADFUL INHERITANCE
from the Parents.


And must this continue Shall wo be wise in
all that concerns the cattle of fields our horses
our sheep, our cows, our oxen, the nature and
quality Of our goods and merchandise but in all that
concerns ourselves as human beings, with human
functions and passions, subject to great derange-
ment, involving our future peace and happiness
in all that concerns the health and welfare of the
wife OF our affections, and the mother of our chill
dren in all that concerns the mental and physical
well being of those children, we should be i'm
mersed in the darkest and most
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May consult Dr. H. through letter. Cpost paid and by lies.
c[n6ng symptoms IeeelNe advice, treatment edi
Will be observed with honorab BILE confidence
All Medcincs to waIded with prolpt attention by sa
lest route 10 the indicated address careIuv srcnrcI
against damage reIrioSy and accompanied BY plain
\. B.-The pecuniary position OF Dr. Harris enables
him TO make charges moderate.
T. S-liis Office is pri yae
rooms, rendering 1t availIbIe to either SEX
% Advice to the poor Il ee OF charge.
Address DIR. G. HARRIS, Baltimore, Md.
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I'm N. col GOLD e. AND SILVER wArcmrs,

silver WARE OF OUR owv u,.r.
s sSe[ Tea Valid aa cSss Sets Gobss cs
Ice cIeam Knives, Napkin RiTps E Sie and Cake r.
lars, &C., oil new designs 49, ran hhV.I, ~
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seull & ThomosoaS
IMPORTERS AND wmoLHs,, SOn
Teas. Wines, liquors. 81! DEALERS i,
roS"eeo, ss Go a1,,s Sugar, SI ,%Sise
No. AZ, NORTH IRateT aud , / NJ gl9 I ',
tet7 dsOrS EslOl0 Aret sire n Z 'pph %1rres.
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Washington Territory, which G NJ MsOeu.ha o.
Sacramento potoriety, presided Judge C,limoit Ian
nominate candidate for delex,te To Con
grsss The wing candidate is Col Wallace, OF Pusets
Sound The papulatoa Of tho Territory, by the
just taken, is 39e6.
The commercial busi-sss has increased 1t Portland
more than hundred fold during the last year. Its
course Is still onward.
The Oreooiap informed that new and important ds
covsrss OF valuable coal fields have recently been made
on Pnget's Sound
II is rumered that serious Sin.uss existed between
the whites and Indsns In the Of the DAes
and Wala Wslla.
convento. las bcsn csisd to meet ~ Jacksonville
to consult on the erection tbs Territory and della
gates be sent from Oregon south Of the Calpooy
mountains, and from California north OF the Trinity
mountain The calls fer the convention very
nerously signed.
MARRIED.
Near Esrysvills, o. T.. Dec Sh, Mr. A. @ Hovay, for.
meriy of Marietta, Ohio to Miss Mary Esn Aulley all
OF Benton cou aty.
In OREGON, Dec, 10th, Mr. Joseph Haynes, to Miss
ellen Chsfee all Of Linn county
In Oregon Dec TO- M james P. Cssop to Miss Mary E.
Marsh. all OF Ola shAmas county.
On MoIalla Prairie o T., Dec rs, Mr., James Lirkins
TO Mis- Hsrriett Stewart.
In Oregon, Jan. J. Mr. Lsnter Hulin, to Mis-, Abby j.
Craig. all Of Lane county.
In Oregon. (date not ever Mr. Jsmes Bou1cs TO Misc
Rachel Linvilie, both OF Benton county.
DIED.
In Salem, O. T, on the 18th Dso OF consumption Mr..
Jacob Baum, aged 81 years.
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pyns the capital OF s.d frontier, soliciting from him fan
protsetion and guaranty for persons and propeta
wa the memorislis binisg ourselves ia rsturu mot %
take par In tie press nj political airs OF the said iron
tier.
II was likewise resolved that person be rsmsd 20 pre-
sent the said representative to ths Comms OF -
Forces. and to receive his reply with the cond. aas
which may be stipulated
In virtue whereof, sign the present a. resolutiou
adopted by In the Elk Mission OF SAa Vncente the 2d
day OF December, 1853
Santiago Domingo Arce Francisco Zspita for Franois
co Zazueta, A. Horn; for Manuel Valencia, A. Horn ID.
guel Oslo Jose Maria B. lingo; Manuel Disz for Doana
Marina Vidal Manuel Diax.
To Col DON VIZ WALKER, SANTA TOMAS
sRThs undersigned, Mexican citizens, settled thia
frontier Of Lower California most respectfully address
themselves 10 you, tsyiug-
That cond.ripg lives families and interests
by the present critical state OF this frontier
we solicit you, msndsr Of the forces which have
taken possession Of the frontier TO grant full proteo
on ana guarantee for persons and properties bind
ing 10 you in return not to take any part In hs
present political inlirs OF the territory.
empowered by US.
Domingo Arcs at the request Of Francisco Ia
anss A. Horn trancoo z,pata st the request OF Man
nsi valencia Horn Manuel Daz; for Dons Marina vi.
dai, hanue, Diaz; Jose Maria B. Lugo; Miguel O,io
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News from Oregon TERRITORY.

We have papers from Oregon to the It'll ult For .
week more says tbs Spectator Of the 7h this weather
has been milo and In tha time sufficient rain has fallen
TO swell the river three four fee below the falls In the
very next paragraph says On Thuriday morning, 9th
inst the mercury down TO IS deg being twelve de-
grees colder than any time previous this winter"
second crep Of apples has ppsared treeI In
Oregon.
Jas. Lopg, In Walking foot leg the inner
chute At Oregon City iesdog to the snd slipped into
the charm and orifsd do the falls into the boiling
basin below. lie has not been since.
The Spectator says they have besn informed taat gome
200 SEQ tons OF coal have been ken out ct Kooe Bay
preparatory TO shipment to San Francisco.
Cornelius Sharp tried and convicted In Oregon City
OF the murder OF Robert MoArhur He vAs sentenced TO
hard labor for life In the penitenttAry.
a doUocxAHo hald ~ Covuts LAndinR.
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Memorial from Re,,depts.

Alta meeting held At the ET Msion 81 san vlncsnt OF
the frontier 81 Lowsr California the ISL OF De'smoer
OF tse year 1888 called By Messrs Santiago Ar'o ssus
otio Gusdulups Marion, Joss Maria Bcrmucet, ssnuei
Valencia Francisco Dss Fancisoj Zszu'ts ani rfAacs
co Zipats, the following rs.ou lions were aaor.ed,
That the parties sernbled 81 this meeting oonsiacfing
their persons their famss and their
BY the critical state 10 which frontier Ia placed
and vahng pursue the most prudent course In order
to protect their ats7es, h1vs resolved 70 Arsss
prceeniatoa = he Cou9aadsg a ~ E0gses noW esea.
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summary or the News.

The steam hip John l. Stephens, with the CaIifornia
mails left San Francisco for PanAms on the l6.h ult
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ARRIVAL OF the STAR OF The WEST.
IWfREN DAYS LATER FROM CALIFORNIA
-~>~~~~~~~~~>~~~~~~
SUMS ARR OF THE NEWS.
INNING Int L L G ENCE
California Legislature.
~~~~~~>~~~-~~~~~~~~~>~
nARRIlGES, BIRTHS, AND DEATHS.
~o~Hc~>|~os~c~~oS~~~~oS>~>
M A II X F. is,
' &C., DC, &c.
ARRIVAL OF The STAR OF The WEST.
HfRES DAYS LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
INNING INTELLIGEN CE

1hsskamshp Star Of the West, Capt E. L. TnkIspaugh,
Arrived estrdsy forenoon in eieh and half days from
Juan, with four hundred and passengers and
pas, 62o in gold dust
Of the West brings dates from San Francisco
fhs 18th Of January which were brought down tho
|Paoihc side By the steamer Sierra Nevada
The steam ship Cortes with the passengers which left
sew York on tho goth OF December, among whom was
Asagher arrived st San Francisco the 10Th
|plt. The Golden Gate had not arrived
On the Goth ult while the Star OF the West lying
N anehsI cf Staten Island, Timothy Casey, OF Boston,
ssd thirty ave years. fell overheard and drowned
The following Is the amount Of gold freight brought
NJ h Qf.ro
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Marriages, BIZ this and Deaths.
MARRIRn


In S'n Francisco the morning OF New Years day,
Trinity Church, by the Rev. G Wyatt Mr. Albert G.
Randall to Kiss Anne Aususts r. eldest daughter OF VIM
Sou~.
10 San Francisco Jan At the residences OF and BY the
Rev. Mr. Roson, Mr.. G. l. Il II to Miss Jane A. Brock.
hurst ,econd daughter Of Mr. Samuel Brooshurst both
At Asssay Church in Sacramento Dec %, by tn. R,v
y Crouch Jr:, Nc W. W. Burns, Of San Francisco to
A. Assery Church. In Sacramento, Dec 90 BY the Rev
Crouch Jr, Mr. Thomas Carr, Of that city t, Miss
Ellen Mc0resor, late OF Scotland.
10 Nevads, Dc 20. By the Rev. J. r Tsnsey Mr.. Geo.
c.rt.r to Miss Alice aoo,s formerly Of Bossn M Iasn
both Of Eureka.
10 sosoms, pse, 81, BY the s.v. J J Nay Mr. 0 W.
In Stockton. Dec 81 BY the Rev. Mr. BLY, The No slAs
Bert TO Mss Elizabeth Kerr, both Of sostton
In Sacramento, Dec 20. BY Rev. Nc. Quinn, Thomas
Pee,ey to Mrs. Margaret M;C,rmicx.
In San Francisco, Jan l. BY Rsv Eugene Connsll Me.
Francis ou,le to Miss Catherine oolan.
At Bsnio Jan. l, BY Rev. Mr. Woodbridge, Mr. c. B.
Finchley to Eusine De witt Al Of that place
10 Gan Francisco. Jas BY Rev. Up,cn, Me- william
Nc'rihew 10 Mrs Isabella NJ A Jones.
On Christmas day, Mr. George Gould, Iats OF New
York. TO Miss Harriet Maria Rucker, late Of Nauvoo,
In San Josquin county Jan l. by B. g. Weir, Mr. Jesse
T. ssmpson to Miss Sarah Jane Thorn pson.
In Rough sndfs.dy on Ne. Years. evening By Rev J.
No, to Mrs Emma Cox Of New Harmony lad.
In Martinez. Jan. !, By @. =. Worth, Mr.. Francis
oBep OF Santa Clara to Miss Elizabeth V. Ksefsr Of
In stockton, Jan. 8, By RAv. Mr.. Kfoh, Mr. Samuel
5ieinbergtr TO Mrs. Anna Barbara Lavender.
90 Tuesday. Jan 80, by Rev. g. O. Phil ps, 1T the
residei % OF Major Stemmons Stockton, Mr. W. NJ Pal
mer to Miss L. Letter, both OF that city.
. the Five M Honss, Brighton, near s.cramento on
the Sd jan. BY J. Berry Nc Thomas Pc .kns o. ShAs
u TO Miss Rsbseca Young OF Brighton both formerly OF
In San Franci'co, Jan. 7th, BY the Rsv' B. Wyatt,
MI hal hcAlister, 10 Miss Louise second daughter Of
Trinity Church. 10 san Fraaeisco on the evening Of
Mr. az Ellaha Caak
Esq OF the las 6rm OF Parsons Cook e. Dlda 10 Mas
Willie hen second daughter OF the Hon. VIM HoG
In San Francisco Jan. IL, By the Rev A. Villa ms Mr.
Abner Whitoher OF sacramento to Miss Mary j. rhomn
ale Of Boston. Mass And ~ the same tims BIZ the
same, Mr. A. Howard Bradford of Alameda county 10
Miss sylvle T. Doans, Iats OF Duxbury, Mass.
Dec "a, on board chip Lucas, Mr.. Lumsn Calsln, to
Miss Luoinda Merely.
A, karys,is Jan TO- BY Justise Singer, Mr. Tobias A.
Jacobs, to Mr, Joan Webster.
In Gan Francisco Jan. the lady OF Capt. Jossph Spear
Wallis, Of British ship Victoria, Of . son.
In San Franoisco Jan. 8, the LADY Of Mr. Henry Cohn
q daughtsg.
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or the above they estimate Thomas brands 'olow.:
On hAp6-DiAism 16a 500 lbs Grape 1876 900; Nsc ar
81 4s6; Virgin, 81 555; EdorAdo 70 2s8: Olive 1o953
To srrive-D,dru 6s,2lSlos Grape leo $40; EiiorAso
1923 Dor quotations will bs round strictly c,ire,t
Considerable psr,es have bands during this fort
night taker, az VIC learn principally Eastern account:
ON private terms.
srockroS, Friday, Jan lave wsrs favored yesterday
with light rain but its continuance short
to be OF material benefit to trade Tho indioA
bo sevsr si favorable and Of the pinto
that We shall have usual quantity Of rain though II
may come late perhaps too late TO bs Of mush aivAa
tage.
Sales Of barley made yesterday to considerable
extent, speculation Fir't quality OF Csorni, rea.
lret AZ Chile inferior, ~ AK.
Our quotations for HaxA and Glego nours
for average tanss lions We noticed sAlss OF Gasgo
yesterday subject I, inspection, 1t ga rs. Domestic
nour Is slow rals 1t present, ut ei4a Sl4 20.
Freighu continue scarce and offering for Sonora at
1hc 70; karipssa, 30. 10. Mokeumne HILL 30
3ko.
THURSDAY EVENING, Jan H. 1854.
No animation Ia prices aincs yes :erdAys quotations.
Trade still continues very dull. No sales OF any article
Of Importance to note
FaiDAY. Jan. ID, 1854.
Very little business transacted Turing the frst OF
the week. though quite improvement has taken place
for he last two days Prices dropping, however.
The rain Of last pght and Today win prove bsne
fetal In the en- than . weeks good business to
chants. little more oft and Stockton viii s
buky DAYS.
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A L COST-The balance OF my Spring
LHxand Summer stock of Black and Fancy Cloth
and Cashmere Business Coats and Fancy Cassme re
Pants W hcL will sell at COST from now until the
Ist of September TO which would invite the atten-
tion of all who wish to purchase cheap. | have ye
on hand some ofthe choicest goods Of the season.
HENRY SHAFER,
Clothing Emporium los Main at.
PSI have on hand a fall assortment OF Linen,
DIap DEte, Silk and Alpaca Coats Pants and ests,
which wiz sell at small profit.
le 10 n g
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VAL.
SAMUEIl SUTHERLAND, wholesale
~ and retail SPORTING EMPORIUM 1872 Main
street, Richmond, Va, opposite Eagle Square, hss
the largest and most extensive stock of GUNS RI
FLIES, PISTOLS, WALKING CANES, FISHING
TACKE, &c, in the State, together with general
assortment otFire Arms and Sporting articles.
Colts REVOLVERS, all sizes
REVOLVERS of all other makers
PISTOLS of every kind and description
Dixon's Hawkesieys and Sykoss w d E
FLASKS
SHOT BAGS; POUCHES and BELTS
GAME BAGS; DRINKING FLASKS
GUN WADDING
English and German Single and Double GUNS by
the case or single one, at all prices
Eieys, Walkers, Cox's, Wesley Richards, G., D.
and other CAPS
general assortment of Pocket CUTLERY
Hunting and Bowie KNIVES.
Orders taken for fine GUNS, of all the celebrated
makers. nv 23-Sm
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TAILORING.
A RARE OPPORTUNITY TO BUl

~M A KAkE UPPUkI UNIII 10 BU1
N CHEAP CLOTHiN6.-Intending to re
F4 baiia the House ! at PRESENT occupy anc
~~@@~ ssisiIns to re eduee the stock hand low
pnasiha fsom thi. day, will sell of at prime
For cash. unt the 2hh of June. Having an elegant
easegtnest Of Cloths, Csssu'eres and Vestinss, an
rsntienaen's Tyssr attached to the above, have Q
#elsmaid assurtment of ready made Cothinss ali
~ manufactured in the city. NV customers and the
pshlic seaefSily invited 10 examine nv stock a.
sm confident that can please all who wish to favo
wfh csI in regard TO style and price.
N. w. NELSON,
No fS5 Broad street, opposite
X. L p X. r. Depot, and next to
my ittm Marshall Hotel,