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" OF house furnishing goodWe receiving d
importers and New York. brilliant
supply superb Brussels three
supcrhne carpets, which viii sell from ~
30 per less than prices
Ao the elegant and varied stock Of euain materials
opened comprising bocace
lane dau,ak erino Turkey red casmeret
shade linen embroidered curtain musins
10 aud by the yard very elegant and cheap.
We likewise preparsd offer great Inducements to
door u,coths, kinds comforts,
shceings all widths, pillow
damssk table diaper bleclohs danask NAPKINS
step linen, oicot cra Scotch Russia and hecka
back diaper table oIcioh, &c.
without would stale to friends,
public this of descp
been greatly reduced figures from
large New be sold prompt
credi, dealers at corresponding low rates. l 81
BARNES n MITCHELL,
On the avenue, between sh and 9th streets
gano o2vf
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NOTICE TO PRE- EMpTIoN CLAIMANTS,

ud. approved ID March, ls53 entitled An
reiepon rights to certain settlers therein men
iopcd ion OF
the above mentioned alternate sections
made prior TO the date
the rate vt two doas and
day fixed for The public sale And by
te nc, poved 1884, ensed An acI for thc relief
reserved for railroad prrpose pessans who set
date OF wit.dfaUal
l entitled prescriptions the Ordinary minimum price OF
dollar aud twenty five
ne acre before Ne1 for the pub
it, Therefore, every entitled to the right OF pro
.po f ANY The mentioned under ,3 of Sd
March, referred TO- setemen made PRIOR 10 the vi,
Of February under the 2tth
AIach 1854 pricr Withdrawal
satisfaction OF the register aud
proper Office therefor the
by law pactteabe otter seeing h nofeo
ana before day appointed public sale the lands
the such claim Wi! br toete1
JOS. y. WILSON.
,cuna Commissioner o General Land Office,
Sea t6--iawi3w lint STAR
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w STEPHENS, military manufacturers of The hral orders,
would respectfully call the attention OF and navy onees
e. superior style goods They have created
revolution This department. and Furnish the most elegant
goods nj pces successfully challenge greater red ucon
exclusive privilege business
and susceptible The of the despite the ogg'ngs
Of aptquanans. ,. -. 49,. /.
fashions.
United States aags and banners p'aae % ordeF
Aur l2-9taw3nio
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Proposals for Furnishing the Paper for the
Public Printing.

PRINTING,
Washington, September 80, ls5i
IN pursuance provide executing public print
ng Sc approved August 49, ie5s sealed proposals viii be re
eeiyed this office, in the Capitol until the s Monday (h dag
December twelve O'Clock for furnishing The
the day Of December e5i and ending the Is, day
The sn6loned list specifics nearly m can be aseeaned
quantity and the quality aud descriptions OF each kind of paper tha
CLASS /.
fine printing Pps ed 70 M % "a b
printing paper ealeudeed, "a by 9,
inches and TO weigh hysix pounds 10 The ream OF ASt
CLASS
supeine printing paper
measure "a by "a inches, and 10 weigh forty eight pounds
to the OF 4so sheets
The paper classes Of linen
cotton, all adulteraon mineral other sub
a Z. % IN o s"s S up % II
4so perfect sheets ui9r in eoo thickness nnd weight will
and bundle under hye
from the standard weight viii be received and the gross weight will
bundle to make up the weight viii be considered violation OF The
samples indicating quality, SC, paper required
foregoing classes obtained The office of the supen
will be supplying quantities required
IN The first second and hd eIasse at such times as the publ.
greater quantity either class should greater quantity be
ssa at such time" and " ''eN quantities as may DC deemed ne
SS sSS 4" DO post to 20 %s So per Do
No, l. 500 reams iOocap to weigh 10 pounds per ream
J. J. 400 100 DO DO DO DO DO Il DO DO DO DO
NO SS 100 a as'' to %s dc S e ''sd Ss per do s'"
No. l. 200 folio post weigh iS pounds
5, 10 do bank pos, do Ia do do
No doubIecap, to weigh "a pounds per
No. 1907 med, wrng) toweish % pounds
J. $ $ do Do Do DO Do Do DO DO IS Is 90 90 DO
4. Is do col med (assort'd,)d do "A do do
All oihe papers designated to be made OF the best
white blue COLOR be equed and to be Of the regular
standard sizes Of then respective kinds The right is reserved Of
uaced such times and in such quantities the public
may require
aate contracts but bidders may oe Tor one or more INC classes
in the proposals and e privilege reserved OF requiring
bidder who have than class assigned him 10 take all
classes, forfeit his right any class
Samples not loss than qurc) OF each kind of bud
IN A. correspond paper
proposed for in that schedule and ia tue h lhee classes TO be
And all samples must be transmitted this office free
postage other expense
and but price each kind of paper contained
in The class proposed for.
An the paper delivered such
be designated in Washington city in good
count weight the supenniend
ent, and be in all respects satisfactory.
applying for them and will be taken into consideration
unless substantially agreeing herewith
plying the classes, failure
ply the quantity required AT e will be considered violation
ole contract
Each bidder required proposals satisfactory
evidence Of his ability to execute il and proposal unaccom
panied with such evidence will be rejected
The rst Tassday after hs lsi Monday n next s
Proposals win
pntng Capitol United States Wahingon and endorsed
sproposas for supply ling Paper
superintendent Of the Public Printing.
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DOOI1s AND SHOES, BOOTS AND SHOES !-StiM nj
the old stand side of avenue
and Seventh streets, opposite Browns HOteA HOOVER SON
9th and h streets opposite Browns Hotel where they would
pleased their old public general and
where win be found complete Iades isscs
chidren genlemeD, boys and youths shoes boots
styles and prices
FOR LADIES.
Cloli button hce!ed CATERS, with and without tips
French lasting hutton and heelcd CATERS
Cloth button CATERS, without heels .sI .1fl..
French toilet slippers, French lasting aud hid
DO black and white CATERS
," ," .o0,s DO ood 0,sck DO t;a ,nJ Spss .
boots Jeacraons ,hick and hin soles
FOR MISSES AND CHILDREN.
Black, bronze, and colored foxed tipped CATERS
Tan eolorcd DO do asupcrior article
Bronze, black. and green Jenny Lind boots
Cloth and lasting button gniters -
Morocco boots snd Jefersons thick and thin soles.
FOR GENTLEMEN
Patent leahcr boots a superior quality
DO do pegged, for Is ~
kd top Congress CATERS black and coocd single and daabt
s0es
Calf Congress aaisers, single and double soles
Calf Oxford ties and Moniereys DO
Patent leather pumps and low quartered shoes
Asapcrior article OF scwed boots, spring shanks
With ageneral variety OF scwed and pcggcd boots.
FOR BOYS AND YOUTHS.
say ino prepared supply all dc
,nands of boots and shoes in a variety Of styles
FOR SERVANTS. '1s
department coaplce feel conf
dent furnish good article and at fair prices
Thankful still solicit continuance custom
We lhuk by keeping COED article and selling at fair prices mat we
elsewhere tra .r.,t t.ts. Etf
bu a A. HOOVER 81 sON's,
Opposite Browns Hotel between 6l, and nh SIS,
Oct 7--eodim south side.
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supreme Court OF the United states,
DECEMBER TERM, 1853.
{RoRsRr WIoRtIFfg, Appn,


I TnohAs ID, -OwIsss.
M ftrs'on appellant having sgesied the
r 'aoAeS " Oiges ta appellee cause, moved The
". ~ e'de under the 3Sh hf Court make The
p1uies TN Acre
n ne cou thai uoiess the proper Of the said
o"ass deceased shall nulriiy become parties with
dS> OF ,he ensuing the appellant shah be emil
peh be ncut and, hearing have reversed II
'fovded that copy Of this order shall be printed
M at the seat sf government in which the laws nj
states shai be printed by authority, for three successive
& Gays before the beginning OF the term OF The Su-
v rvN rttps t,,uppfI
Nay l6 is5i '' ,t,,, 49,, -, I, :
Aug l-lswiv
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Washinu ScDp mberl
,,r.,,-.. ~. =. ,,,-
r. Williams, deceased, Of Moeau Station New ork praying
extension patent granted to the said Thos H. VIII
Hams dth OF December s4o for an Improvement In ma
cu.eiy o ,nunihs oa" ~, 80 " a. ~ a.. - nv nv
senher ~ N" TT
II ordered that he said Ieou be heard at the Patent Office on
Nfopaov 9Ifh OF next O'Clock.
erns a notified 10 appear and show cause IL any they have
why said peilon ought not TO be granted.
Psons opnone he ex,enon are required TO Gle in the Patent
Office their obie lions specially writing
vs before he day Of hearing al testimony fled by either party
rscd the be
co,nro vim The rules of Ire Office which will be furnished on an
nlication.
be esmony in the case will be closed on the l of November
and other relied upon must filed
in the Office on morning that arguments.
anv within tend dav ,he,esnes - y
ordered also lfht hs notice be published in the Union ntelI
rcncer and Evening Star Washington, Evening Argus
Phiadephia Scientific American, POST
Boston, hassachue't5; ana pay courier, ~ once
week mf fee successive w''hf P'eNo"s !" o <' vi 'oNep
De" next ne o'S o'"cHhH' c,,,,, rs ,.so,,
- ,3sln,,,, ~ - ~ po,.u,s
oon'"'''io''i VI '"'o"'s'
T. g. bgs sho aao,e papers VIII please copy, ana SEND
ihe bills 10 the Paion once WIN paper containing th noce
ep2J-law3w
49,, .,i,,,,,,. 80 a., !. -..-, Se- A. ,,,
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A FRENCH, Italian, and Drawing Teacher, desiring
II employment academy school, willing
time will do himself attending
applications persons wishing employ cacier
D., Washington, ID. G. f.t.. Sept s--d3w
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al EN fall and winter EOods and Eashions.-DUVAI.L
~ BRO, merchant Tnors. have just returned from New
York. where they made their purchases the best
exhibit the choicest
richest goods their line all which
they prepared 10 make 10 order n the most elegant and fashion
able style. DUVALL n BRO
Sept lS-3,aw3w
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Library cf Congress,
October ., Is5i
NOTICE is hereby given that The Library Of Congress will bt
~ closed Thursday the 1911, instant will again be
opened until Saturday, the 18th Of November
JOHN s. MEEHAN,
Oct l0-eod2w Librarian.
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ok SALE LcnseA commodions house,
18th street, side the OF House
aUs has recently papcred and painted
throughout Terms accommodating, ana possession mme
etciy Address i0 Solicitors Oce, Treasury Department
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NullCE-on and niier Monday October the
~ washington and BALTIMORE VIII dollar
eo'nnuauon Of ten will be allowed procur
uchsts before entering the An addition
be made TO all stations purchased al the
Office.
Round Trip tickets for three days, issued on the 3D. 3D.
ft, and 9th instant at ~, TO all who Agneu
ural Fair and Maryland Institute.
BY order; Il. H.. PARSONS
oci jim
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NOTICE.



Washington, September rs, 1854.
oNGhEss during ats last session having appropriation
or .hs purchase OF the best Loading rides the OF
ue oed States army, provided that
ar pacucai test thcIcoi shall
proper Inventors and notified
mems OF such VIII be
December next for preliminary
reasonable expectation Of being useful
sufficient number Gay twenty-five Of aodng
exPecaon to be placed IN the hands the soldiers
HE'LL Ihe result OF TINS pacica test VIII aid the
king dccision. HENRY X. CRAIG,
Colonel of Ordnance.
Inc editors o. the following newspapers will please nser, the
above
OF the containing The National Integencer
Evening Star Washington city Argns Philadelphia Military
Argus al New York. Times, Hartford Times,
Piltsbug; Times, at Louisville; Delta, New Orleans
A.. sep 3O-aaw6w
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H. IL. GIL IL EFT

H. H. GILLET,
ConnsciioT a Lar, A. d
Has removed his office his residence Franklin Row. corner
OF aud Thirteenth He will
ton principally the United Supreme Court.
Having devoted much the patents
give advice and legal arising
INC Paent Oce and appeals The chief justice assistant
lusuces o the District CT Columbia and will nIso
preparation aud trial OF suits concerning
lie wa, also written opinions
ues having claims before Congress either
will also prosecute chains before any established their
adjudication. FIX.
ibct 2S-dtf
Monte and Montgomery U. y. Daily Mail Line.
VI - CONSISTING of following substantial and fast
s=Snr~1n1aks running passenger steamers viz; 3r.
MESSENGER,
MAGNOLIA,
CUBA
CREMONA and
EMPRESS
The above boats, carrying United mall commence
ther regular The Alabama st Of
leaving Mobile daily and daily
the of railroad connecting daily Montgomery
the cars and al Mobile with the New Orleans mail boats
One of the above boats will leave Selma trip
six O'Clock, a, -4-
The viii he experienced
officers, who will safety
Of passengers
The Of freight not exceed fy cents
For freight passage, having elegant apply
board, -
Oct az dom cox BRAINARD, & co.
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/ AND WAitRANT NoIICE.--In June, 1854, the Commits
il of Pensions issued bouniyla
under the of September 1885, Elizabeth Cooper
widow William Cooper, deceased mailed
the address of f. g. Chambers,
ha failed TO reach the hands of said e. G. Chambers
authon1ed it,
the General Land Office the patent
fraudulent claimant and application will be
sioner OF Pensions FOR duplicate Of said warrant
'-fH1 ylysl1 llt .tt e. ELIZABETH COOPER
BUoyRus, (OhioD October 10, 1854
Oct H--law6w WEI
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u. j. steers New Goods.

HAVE just opened elegant stock of tall and winter goods
for genenicD direct from the best importing houses Tie north
cities. Gentlemen rely finding complete OF
best goods prices, calling
at No. 4sS 7th street.
Sep 3s-2aw3wif
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HEhhsaS HOUSE. Hanover SGxee Boston. ny
" Levi Rice Rebuilt enlarged and elegantly furnished possessing
ae n the accouimoda'
Mn ~ tlir travelling puhIic.
h"e ~
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NAUTICAL AIMANACs, English and French, for
IN 1854 1855, 1856 and 1857 imported by -
Oct. II FRANOK TAYLOR,
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AN the above furniture made expressly retain patronage and
prices good furniture can be
bought anywhere else
Goods Of the Union packed under his per
sonal
July 27--3dmosf
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NEW GOODS, NEW GOODS NEW GOODS.
N Just received, splendid lot Of
New silks of every description
Coaks and manles the styles
Shawis of every kind
Mousseiine de LANES and plaid
Cloths, cassmeres and vestinSa
Domestic goods Of every kind
4 900 yards Al curtain Calico X cents
1000 ia dsess calico, fast coiors at 6A
a handsome lot of curtain goods Of various kinds
Tapestry velvet, tapestry, Brussels ingram, ply
pets, cheap.
Oct2l-di0tif HALL BROTHER
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subscribers, established
business the old stand OF VIM Bird
prepared furnish all articles in
eic They solicit share OF public patronage
GEO. w, GARRETT 81 co.
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CkBINET-MARER AND UPHOLSTERER,

CkRtNE1IMAKER AND UPHOLSTEhEk,
No. rs South Eleventh Street, philadelphia,
ESPECrFULLY invites of the pubic 10 ms store
where he keeps hand large assortment OF paot
aud chamber urn,iure comprising
sofas ftom s3s TO sloo Arm chairs froms SIG to 500
parlor chairs Rcok 90 20 leo
sol, tables lGto 100 Nxeus,dn .saes, 5s 10 100
Et,reres iotn us Whiting aesks, 35 to 100
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baltimore College OF Dental Surgery.

ny y, nah"'S VI y principles OF Denia surgery
una BOND, NJ d., principles of uenai Medicine.
,tn"s'on ,t u Handy ~. ID paosny and Physiology.
huieu p,i HANDY NJ d Dental Prseice
tu'nP Ausen, ". u Dental Mechanics.
P'g'Haa ~ Wright, Nj D., Dental chemlsiry,
fifteenth annual com acnce
r. anu eilsean the ist OF March.
maoWic,l dissection. ~ ' -
% being connected with the college, the sluden, will
% NY advantage ct constant dental practice. II viii be kept
nv nv throughout the whole year.
mse Tor the lectures sl0 mstriculation, s5 diploma $50
{" lnr'her information ad,rfss
sept 10 3-2awaw rs sharp street
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sale of Gold and Silver sweeps at the Mint q
the United states, philadelphia.

the United states, Philadelphia.
EEALEu PROPOSALS viii be received the Mint OF the United
~ States unit. O'Clock on the 10Th Of January nexhen they
will be by Director Of MIMI such
OF te ladders the purchase hundred
aud forty oaro' of sweeps containing gold and silver
They will be sold in losirteen barrels
fifteen baueo The highest bidders Should howevcr the bids
pecciy fall greatly below the of
ported by the mint the Director the reject
the whole of said bids.
The form Of the bids should the price offered
pounds avodup0is, yable Mint delivery
Samples for viii he furnished application
Mint.
BY order of JAS. ROSS SNOWDEN
Director OF the Mint.
DANIEL, STURGEON,
October II, 1854. Treasurer.
Oct t9--dlm
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CURTAIN aATERsAls.Jusl received, and sale,
rich materials consisting brocAtels,
satin French robens French de ans, English and German
dauisk ans in all imaginable coc and contrasts producing the
beet effect
Ten elegant Swiss lace eno, aud embroidered
muslin under curnins, iool~ and bands matching
Also, the iates pen,bc Of lie Garde Meube Anccn CT Mod
journal dAmeubeasp,' which latest
III instructions making and decorating curtains aud
drapery, be had IA
be distinctly selling goods
unusually low the of con6nng ourselves
possible better for the buyer,
IL seller satisfied smaller profits then the benefits
be offer other Than tue
goods the country afford for the money.
Terms cash, unless previous agreement u made
CLAGETT, DODSoN * co,
Sep @-eo3uf
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EW Fall and Winter Goods-WM. II. STANFORD,
" Merchant Tailor Pennsylvania
west Of Third has just opened a,ee and handsome
calls the generally.
will be made order notice. and
fashionable style, possible price,
NJ B-Always on hand general Of eenemens
nishDg goods.
Oct 1-2aw3wif
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A CARD.--WALTER HARPER X co. would take method
II OF informing eir friends and purchasers generally
that they and ready Inspection choice and
of fall goods Of :atons comprising
every aud desirable article st embroidces fancy
goods Paris cionks, ,man'ies, sc.
ALSO
goods sDg, sheeng, table dauask, birdeyc apJ
diaper napkins, do,ias &c, at very reduced prices
j--ateuif .
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NEW YORK FALL GOODS.--J RICGLES, Merchant
IN Tailor from New York,
large and cloths, easmeres and vesings,
of the finest qualities imported all e which open the
specion public.
Also, and varied o furnishing goods
gentlemen,
Goods boys which he will make in the best
mems ready clothing all made
which he will sell being
nng strictly the regular tailoring bsi
l2s seventh street, opposite sedsa withers, n Co
Scuto
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Lottcg for the benefit of tie
STATE OF DELAWARE.
Glass NJ, for 1854
Drawn Wilmington, Del Saturday, November 25 1854.
% number ioiery--l5 drawn ballots.

Order, certificates of packa
above splendid lettres viii the prompt aud
Of each drawing will be immediately after
10 all who ordet from
Address 2. J. BUCKLEY, Agent,
Oct 22-td Wilmington, Del.
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", HooNS good collection Of law books, and old,
hw be und at The bookstore of The undersigned
case, as the lowest rates which the can be
Naaoedi In New York Philadelphia.
"'H FRANCK TAYLOR
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asiAtiA and the Arstic Res lionss py ,. siramonds,
Pu,,wefs Night aud Morning. vol London.
nv 'Nrts CaNons. | vol. London
dsh '' VI "'ocmei py jon" 'a"es, W. !" N''' AsA-
VIZ thes IN Ultra Manne :" by lanes Hannay vol London.
sports IN the Far Wet, hy Gerstaecker vol, London
pe'hht and Robin on he Blood
T,iA"ide on Hospitals for Insane.
phte' in america by w Chambers.
Ion ''"''S w "e"'cihe hhh p'h'a' surgery 7oo""" e
Nova " Wv N''e"'oe' ep,xcu r.vtop
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I UMBER, LUMBER, LUNasESI--The undersigned have
established themselves IN the lumber business l4
BRIDGE the canal where they Offer
assortment OF seasoned lumber fair prices reasonable
Persons desiring frame buildings esti
mates furnished by calling at The yard
On hand, fine lot Of cedar posts. s.
Sepi29-2awfw GRIPS & WALLER.
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EALL AND WINTER styles of ready made clothing
Of superior cut and finish, embracing the Tamn surtou
shaped sacks black bue fashionable
ck and dress plain and figured cashmere buaaess suits
black figured panaoons; pushes, nerino
shirts, collars, andeshiris gloves,
Boys and you,ls clothing always hand.
The above arees win be sold ths lowest prices
NOAH WALKER * Co,
~ M1rbe Hail Clothing Emporium,
Sept 2J-3tawiw Browns Hotel Building
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q IIE NEW YORK QUARTERLY far October
Memorable Women: The Story q! their Lives. by Mrs Newton
Crosiand.
lua Gensus ~t its relations Culture and
Society, Hy Henry Giles, Of Lectures Essays
Poems by Thomas William Parsons
Grays Eegy Country Church Yard-sma elegantly ins
tated edition.
Just received TAYLOR & MAURH 3
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-04-08
Carpetlngs,
TO THE PUBLIC.

THE Undersigned takes this method Of
| rendering his thanks to a generous pub
lie for the liberal portion of public patron
age received during the last six years that
he carried on the Milling business IN
Shepherdstown, and of calling the atten-
ton of his friends and customers general
" TO the fact Of his having purchased the
Halltown Mills, where he intends to
move on or about the frs! Of June next,
and as it is very desirable to close up all
his business III Shepherdstown, By or be-
fore that time, he would respectfully re-
quest all persons having unsettled ousi-
ness with him to call as early as pracuca,
bic and settle up.
w- A supply of GROUND PL'4S-
TER will be kept on hand until the lst
Of June, for all ia want Of the article.
IT, 4 HFLkER will be wanted at the
Mil in Shepherdstown, on the Isl OF
June or July, Apply to the Undersigned J;d n
April I, 1854. l9--'''
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TEV AND Splendid GOODS !!
3UILLIAM MOUlDER has just retnr-
! " n IL, L.;

WILLIAM MOUl.DER has Just .' reInr-
Y ned from Baltimore and Philadelphia
and now opening beautiful assortment
Of SDrinp amt Slunmcr Goods, embra-
eng every variety in Market
All Wool de LainS, all coIors, al % Gus
per yard plain plaid and Hgd berageS
from rs cts. up; berage de IamS from ~
cts. up; lawns from cts. up to me H"rs I
french, all shades and styles P,"'" i Ii
fancy chalie, very superior; pam I; "I''
and flg'd silk tissues, plain and PIalu S',N ,,T
black silks, plaid silk PopIi"S' irG EN- LAM anu
american ginghams. plaid and ns d Fem en', a.
lie. berases, new styles, cal''oeS from
nnntS nm