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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-07-05
) PREMIUM FLOURTNE MTIT

ME subscribers are still doing business the Ravenna
summit Mills, and also in Canpbellsport nowhstand-
Mills and Water Mills in this vicinity, that we have broke
down. not doing custom business and as is our Gus
o are making -four That stands the test epGry where
tis used Our -four stands A. No. wherever known
and takes the premium all other Flour made whenever
is on exhibition, Families have -four (made especially
r family sc delivered at their dwellings, mt the market
price, for first qualify Our Flour made from the best mr.
uce OF Wheat and make Flour from poor wheat that
we may be enabled to sell cheaper than our neghbors
All orders promptly attepdedto.
WH1TTLESEY &c BROTHER.
scob Corn, and all kinds of Grain ground on
short netice. nnvantf
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bancroit.in his eulogy Of Gen. jackson, saws.
ne never died; bus, when death came, the old
heEo shovsd him aside, and escaped into glorv .,
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Fer the Spring Trade.

GRot ERlEs AND PROVISIONS WHOLESALE Am Ryr.t
WE subscribers respectfully invite the attention of Mar
chants throughout the county of Portage and the trade
generally to their stock of kent
Lnd ana to which additions are daily made Our stock Com
prlSeS every thing usually Kept in Grocery and Proyisinn f.
Wth We are prepared to sell as low ms onv
nose IN the county Being working ourselves we dsfy
tc3ng grateful to our friends for their liberal paronaoe
extended to U.S. we assure them that we cs Offer them rras
inducements this season, than before. w II ~ F'l F'l
The following comprises portion of our stock ,7r
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-07-05
!. TO- TIIE LADIES' Il, IlRTIEIITlRI

hss E:T RICHARDSON takes pleasure in informint
a ns taa, 9i Rayenna and Ysiity that is nov
summer lfElde She has just received nor Patef itus
ron New YSrk with beautiful Of En
ordered Collars, Chemises Undersleevcs
sehas have never been brought 70 thisciiy she Win Kseh
Fans R.go on hand quality of Mohair s Gloves
rams French Lace and Tuscan Bonnets with yariety ~
Yited to call 'asaSf' @XksR'SFS f4'h ~ i'ee are III
vea n attention wilibs to Cleaning and
oyer alt Kinds Of Slpw d Tuscan Bnnncts in inc nns,
brane o S.Re sSaaRe She thinks long This
acton 70 Der She also prepared 10 do nrass
sd e El ear any e he m Dresss
. N b. AS she has been disappointed I'M not havine Ro
nv lndnk Block This Spring, she will reuian for he Ires
pd Main street, about 6y rods East Of
rl1avenna May [, 1854. ii if-E t5tf n Ut
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aaecond profit 10 cali and examne the following Instruments
OF which assortment viii be kept on hand II
They vary 10 Size from 81 70 A. a and 5octAves Prices -
s45 e60 $50 6o The ST and ioetayes, are lade
pillar, Representing eentsT side table The ami y
ocayes IN piano FORM The octave plano cases arc got
up h the same stye and Size and are hhsea good for SD
thos that sold by pedcs and a Mue Stores for
All the above instruments are warranted good, and wsoe
In regard d Of tone, qnlck Of toueh power
and ease Of blowing, they stand uniYaed by
Please call and examine for yourselves before purchasing
elsewhere falii - .lf.f -
NJ An kinds Of reedinstrumen repaired at low price
and In good stye. Satisfaction giten Or no pay,
II SHOP lAe Phqnx Block, est elS, tsrs = s.ory'
n =. AuRES Stow. .ts r,...,.-. q, #. GREEN
Nov fAt.- f.tl'f i' s.'.-t'i-. al'+.a
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GEO. SoMERvILLE. TX ss p, EPHRIAM d. REEVES
va.. NEW FIRM. 9Myeio

HE subscribers have purchased the Merchant Talors stock
OF fSomerville Il Redcd, and will connue the same
business at their old sard nearly opposite the Bunk and
will be happy to wait any may favor them with their
custom, and pledge themselves to be No. L. "a 81 -.
cutting done to order,a SOMERvILLE SS REEVES
Rayenna, April 3, 1854. 45s-tf
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AR CAlS informs his friends and patrons tnt Is
~ " increasing practice has rendered necessary 10 akc
artner to be enabled TO attend tor calls nj ali ,in
"hn W provide Homeopathic treatment any emergency
Dr. q as theretor associated with him j. X Mortor NJ
b EradI!aie Of the Western College of Honeopatny
All calls ma,ls ut their new Office No q Phpnix RIo,
ton a EG.lE'.1 ~ " ~ "euiatc "c atteh-
Pavenna, April 10, 1854. ...... a5o.tf
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-07-05

The vERr LAsT. Why are the new style Of
sainfner hats called sWide Awakess', Because
they never had napi III .,.. s,aa s
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-07-05

~ MLh Ooo DEBlLFFY,2 DISEASE OF
,1fflE KIDNEYS, AND ALL DISEASES
I 'ss ARISING FROM "a DISDRDERED
E'''rtstL LIV Err OR Sar 0MACH :7i' u
ucH rs oohstiptoii, inward Pos Friihess OF ios, a.
NJ Tho Head; Apalty of the stonaeh Na,Isca Hsr,,
pssast for Ford FnIpess Of Weight III the Stomach. sonr
reuuols, SBkg0 or FlleFihg the Pit Of tho So,nnel
SW,mihg Of The Head, Hurried and Difictit BreaiIiIen
rrefng ~ INC Heart posture, Dinness Of Nision Diets or
snsy q Ya%nt aa Ds u f n l II s , Head
faHlinile Side, Baek Chest Llnbs &c sudden El:t;
d iiSl Ga pessa ~ e y hsss Constant q sy
Can ts eeoetaay cured By f,s,,.r
" ye lao a,ehst
rsir power over c dbovo disaases il not excellea.
lquolca pN any other rreparuiiQt the United States ns
S S eres ases IN many cases aftf kir physicians Ind
10 These Blttrs arc worthy the ottonop of v.,,.
s9ssng ssat vtges ne Reetgation Of diseases Of th
i'Sg5 h 1 sS as e most powers
W''fsl, SAFE tcft4lhand Rleasalt, ,.,8 E.tiE
,,I,si.a II dls .si Your
fHSy p LiIer Complaint Of long istnudpg 9hieh had rs
e t SS M entirely cured by
IA s psaNe Ffqylom, Portage Aprilaa ls,s ssid.
hnd% PGsH iga syS sent list have se come to
derment OF nyalids 1t is medicine much houet ~ ahH
II H5Icilinsoa n b., Bedford, cuyahora co An
do9Z' said; %lho biters you shipped ne III May lust
S e ~ think i y good medicine, aHdl a1,,rc.
M SM'sratet medic"eJ YouwilI please hrge sup
4; French, Wooster, Ohio, Nov. 40 1882 said tf have
used some three four bottles Of ilooad German ers
or Dyspepsia and have derived grertt benedt frtm their ,s
he to oe good for all diseases for which they ars
.W M Orr Woostery Ohio, October Sd 1852 sY;d .sy
ss eq me my einoh of the German yBers hn ve Bscd
~ ad Indigestion, and take pleasure in
aug m ulat lnk they The very best reniedy einnt s
ne anoe are decidedly in adcopes
'rggTtetdry medicines Of tkedag.;' - a'''He
esc ~ bllers are ENTIRELY VEGETABLE Ta6p nebsr
Sfs Me sHstem but taeigorateitA ~ tft III ~ GIfeL
So ~ y; 5SW Wts Rayenna; O. D. Drake Freedom: n w
399o Fraklin Mills 9. q, n Harmon Aurora: nnd ~
Daeefs medicines everywhere! w MY "
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-, WASHINGTON UNION
INSURANCE COMPANY..'t ~

iaAsi sOFaCIEVEI1ANDaOEaFO 8 leg
Resources, ,APrii1,1s54,S SeO3, 10000
THIS well established HoME Company continues 10 ,,u
Policies upon either The cash or Mutual plan "a may b
desired fher rates are reasonable and ueif means ample
solated Dwellings and Barns DC Insured for ern
years IN Weas tid xisgs proptFir, %
premium corresponding In The chcapness win fhe .mal
hazard of that class of risks. ~ ioq sI1ilof ~
No assessment has been cali the ei,
State. A n LEWISo Aeart
Geofgs Hgpt Gleyelaid. D. b. IlinhanS = q clevelaud
AS sshiSrd 70 mr f6os Ss1sG Bsic,i NSssas MaSslSlq
sS sSsSab, ySSS 5ESs eaf slfP BiSSsiSs BsBsSss
G B. Senter; ,,rsi,,,E ii, IL Robinson I. Rs,lss,J1
ON. Skeels, t'1 fW M Powell' Obio St,,y
@. w. Cook, I.-6g7 72l sssefs ~
" y. DUNHAM, President. o. N. SKEELS, Secretary.
GEO. MYGATT, Vice Pres GRO, B. sENFER General
nent and Treasurer. Agent aud Deputy Soc,y.
lhgit Nat "a hsi ',t-eic1 fE1Tli1 $50 46f.tf'i
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-07-05

"A Know NoTHING.--"I say Bill, seed a
Know Nothin."
.s." Where :" ..- .....
- !" Why, on the Museum steps, ~r u
- What did he look like %, as.a ..s3.sa
4" Why, he looked like man. 57s. .s,,
's" 21 No, but what had he on !'' II .g
PCS" Clothes" iagsa sa 4.5 ss ...t.. \ .....
Don't be a fool-tell me how you found out
he was Know Nothing g" .s.lo o.a.a p Il
"Why he said so' ~ u ,s s.. +. ..,a,..
hi. : Did you ask him to tell you.." s- lc|
81 4 No, but asked him whether he wouldn't give
me sixpence, and he said " No, Nothing.n %
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COZ FFEE.- at.. -7.isu rs,
Rio and Laguara, Cuba and Old C,over.,,on, J,

81. co FEE. l....7.i.u r..s-
Ro and Laguara, Cuba, and Old Government law,
S!U R, NJ o LAS SEES AND syRusps
| N o. and p. X. Sugar; Granulatcd do. Powd,soi a.
DO; Band g. Coffee do; Double refined Loaf sugar
'" oeauS MouSses ehrdenas do; Green StUars syrup
SPICE 8 .'.f 80 p. #,ta LIZ
Iioyes; Nutmegs; Ginger Mace Box Mustard: Can do.
reppefSauce Cassi Ground Pepper Spice and
Isc.s -pE e.7.es af7t sFzRUITS ts tu5s-4 - v
, Boxes M Rasns Layer do; Cluster do. saed,oss l. ,
Pa;h ava pms - FIGS Almonds; Brazil Nuts; Fbers
oil. aa rsa Nuts Cocoa Nnts, Liqaoree Olive
| .ttRI 1aFat TEAS. f4rrF .s.,,
Young ayson; Gunpowder; Imperiaf Old dyson: Black.
| s.r.li. .,-t ~ ,i,,.g SH. -. ~. -. ~.
0Gania Macnere Whteash Trout Piekcrcl No. and
ToBAc GOES
henMSSky PIX Iwlst Sweet Gayendish; Baltimore snun
and u q ane cut eew Tin foil fine cut
NAN spanish and common Cigars Snuff &C. TP"'i'''
SOAP AND CANDLES.
do No. Wns G da sa a0 aa de BnrEss wells
Candles; Sperm do searne do; Tallow do. =" ~
y g-fE ta OIL L 1t,ss
Linseed; SPERM Lard: Sweet. @.4p,.
~ ~. 4sa.s.fse4 SUNDRIEs s.s,..-.,...-., .,r.,,
Bed cords Painted Pals; Tubs; British Lustre fonna
Alum; Chalk; Rosp; Tar Madder; Candldwick WTannns
earoni Rice -FOUR Baskets Whip Lashes cream aria Mae
sup Carb Soda Sal Soda Tartarc Acid Whiting: Pntty
stn sspstre .ps ssTS Spruce
Pea royde Candies Saleraas; Starch English sp
Penes sn hsags o Wallets
Handles Faucets, &c. y D'N'O'' D'"'o enels MOP
vou.. PRov.f sToNs.
Lard IsG cGFa aas Mea RGGsaces
i9rnlps Peas; Corned Reef Chess. Pca. Edsn
EAR: Honey s beets Tongues; Maple Moasses; do su
we shall keep assortment fresh and mn
purchase an examination from any sposed to
M Peid for al kinds country Produce
ny oooe' a. rates which win be satisfactory
Rsysnns, Aprh 18th, Isss n W. SMITH q co.
=
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II am afraid shall come to want. , said an o1a
iady 20 a young one. II have come to want al.
ready was the reply, al want a nice younp man
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-07-05

- : MAKE Hay WHILE THE Sun SHIHEs.-Jack said
"a coal merchant, "what kind of MORNING is inv
49,. ."Very cold; sir." @as,s 1s7' 90 a
"Did il freeze!" g.~f lz#s ..s :,
"Yes sir; hard!" ,.s. .s
Raise the Goals four shillings ton. God
help the poor.'' ,ss8sl III
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Ready ,fOp 6eme,.., 6epi,7II:,,,,..--- 1,;....7 =

ME NEW STEAM GRIST MILL, in Rapenpa ,,s na,,
nd ready ior operation Farmers and Others Will please c
Of the State. & " B w iiit " " ts paf
Ravenna. August $685. ,i ~ = ARP
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Hats, caps, and straw. |, n e;eo.,ss Y I,

/ II
iei27 Hats, Gaps, ;snd straw, Goods
fla bssRs ,.,r roR e THE STRING OF 1854,
I'll S iWLIt has Just from the East and Is daily
prices az these goods selected with care or home t,ads
sg R,,ar MI Il, .crS 1Sn ipw prces JAMES TWrT.
=" -, .1-A Take Notice. Z EI q 55ETTg1e
',''a THE 'RAVENNA8H At aSTDREi7sts
Y ~ at9' t'H5ie tsREhioyED TO t7o sF9itSs "a
o. II III GENIX BHqO CK j.,
YuONG MEMS STYLE of Hats, finch n. aropn
han the syl usually worn Trimmed with Black sir Vsi
iRese Hats were under my special drcc
time on Bfoadway. - y ffYf'fTg , any
Msi!SSES ls!is g CI4ILDREN'S STRAW G0OTSJ
z straw Caps; Misses Flats; Infants Straw Hats
way. ss, lso4 ~ 'll JAMES TwarT
I)aNAMA exta fne Just rec TT6Io ne Fac.
- psS May 20, 1s54.a 81 aetsssr I4AaEsJTwsTT.
Big Stock Of Chilareni q Cans. I.97
@ y! Y 1-ll! tgaA 9ig JAMEsTwl4r.
Si6AW Goods, will be opened ID d few days : I, X -
-nPnlot JhMRA T,v,,rrr
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-07-05
SASH AND BLINDS.

tE sgDseribers keep constantly on hand Window Sash of
heary all sizes manufactured hi tie ne;.st and most
SUBSTANTIAL manner, and will make to order Blinds on M
n9ilee They invite those in want of these articles
elsewhere. lti5lE" iSrt1 100 I'd"
Shop few rods directly North of Uron Block near Par
mee'S Steam Mill. RROWN a. sp iiRpP pP'
Ravenna, Jan. 81 1884, abf3fltF G7sfTfs ia -
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G.F,Gr,e,erin&Co. eel

Manufacturers Of MeIode.
ons, Ravenna, Ohio. =
? We wish 90 call the ~.
tentlon of all WHO would
IKE 70 purchase good M
.fsa esanf. mifboFlt urlxinn
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-07-05
5 II Rim q GOODS,
MatcRl, On HIaia, ,lfrncf, 4

a. his spring supply of fmeicncs paints oils
~ iu qse sl!s, and + now prepared 10 suly purc dr
iead' lead grodihoif rpehtine nsoedo brushes
builders the right kind Of terms Tic
SIGN ana aiciedea find at his store ; the Of
euieines usually called for Doctors supplied as usual al
very low rates for cash. tt being the inott
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r. Baird 4 Co. " F'T 7, i7t' e III
GOLD AND SILVER WATH CIlES, 7T1z
SiLVER SPOONS, Gold, Silver and Phted isbocaelcs,
RayenDa, Jan. II, 1851 at R,A a.,Rp &,Ca:s
SHEAR KS, Scissqrsand Pocket Knives of the finest oai
y callbe found Jan II, 1s5l. ut X Il BsRD q Eo,s
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Notice.

Ns QeSeyqf FnlIin will eontin,s business as btGor,
3 hc o,d stand N Aliens Botk pRdpr the name and lr Of
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-07-05

ROBES, some prime ones Just received selling
- eassP .s,s 81 : Ii Il "A - at HoRR's.
ALs AND CAPS, large assortment Just received far
- sales r. a ar s,ss4S at HORP,e
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-07-05

l.E .aa.t Is ~ j. PARMELE, .,g--I -
watch Maker, Jewler, aud dealer in Clocks wa,chao
2ewelry and Musical instruments; No. 3, Phoenix Block
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-07-05
HERE YOU, 2SilRS! j7

you want good suit Clothes call at the Store f tn
scri6ers IN Canrbels Block, wheroyou can INV chc.,
gf Sash a Kinds Of Cloths Ready Made Clohing Tors
complete ~ hat can't bGbeft ihs side OF Of sunrise
q y. -. u aitng done to order. - biO.L.& u SIIyJFp
Ravenna, March 49, 1854. o A"iPrs
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;. CARPENTERS AND 'JOINERs,

| ChhfLNIERS AND JUINERS,
A' now examine large assortment of Tools of every
ana those OF the very best quality, by calling
~ ehe east corner of Ie Mammoth Block, In Rayennn
- Jan Jan lo .-z2 .I4 g-fir@ +, r. RICHARDSON.
tooPBRs TOOLS ofeYery description Weed &, HeI,neF
v mahuiacure. tNn Jan 10 s#is3t at RtOIfARpsoNss
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Linseed; Sperm: Lard: Sweet.
@ ~ ~ - =, :.


N. B.--Cash paid for all kinSa onf .o,,.. 4
exchange o 6ooa at rates which viii be
Rsysnna, Aprh 18th, Isss n W. SMITH & co.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-01-28
ALEXANDRIA CORRESPONDENTS,
ALEXANDRIA, January q, 1S5

ALEXANDRIA, January d, 1854.
Public Mseting-Remorai Of Audttor-Sen-
tinei Sentimemts-Legistat 4e.
Liberty Hall, last night, was filed by the
citizens, assembled on the call of tho City
Council to consider the project Of an indepen-
dent railroad connection with Washington city.
The Mayor occupied the Chair, and the SUBJ
ject was discussed by Messrs Fowle, Funstein,
Stuart, Wharton and others, until late hour,
when the meeting terminated by large ad-
dition to the names on the memorial in favor
of the independent line.
Yesterday afternoon, the City Council met,
and passed the following resolution
"Resoirea, That Reuben Johnston, Auditor
of this Corporation having refused to carry
out the law of the Corporation passed NOyem.
Der 4, 1853, &c, by declining to issue the GER
tifcates of stock required by law, be, and he
is hereby removed"
Whereupon, q. A. Tavcnner was chosen
Auditor
Mr.. Johnston is out in this mornings Ga
zette with a card to the people, in which he
says Considering the removal to be utterly
unlawful, l shall insist upon my rights, which
1 consider, in this case, to be yours"
The Sentinel this morning has a vigorous
leader on the motto which is to be inscribed on
the block presented to the Washington Monu-
ment by the Young Mems Mercantile Associa-
ton of Cincinnati: "Ohio, first born of
the ordinance of 81" and says, I" If that stone
is put in we hope Virginia viii pull hers out
If / am not mistaken, the STATE of Georgia s
block is inscribed "The Constitution as It is,
the1C MON as it was If every sentiment con-
corning which people differ must be erased
before contributions are accepted, more than
one inscription would suffer. Is it not infinitely
better that the Monument should show, that
however the American people differ (and they
have right to do iso,) all parties are united in
their reveration for the great and good man.
In the State Senate on Thursday, the Orange
extension to Lynchburg bill, was amended by
ryder restricting the expenditure annually
to 100000, authorising out State roads to
connect, and requiring the Company to afford
every facility to the roads thus connecting
in the transportation Of passengers, &C., and
after a speech in its favor by Mr.. Shackelford,
the Senate adjourned.
Weather cool and business brisker AMI.
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By e. n. sTRATToN. Anction...-

By e. N. STRATTON. Aucttoneer,
by virtue of a Deed of Trust from Louis Henke
- Trustee to the subscriber, bearing date the Sd
day OF September, 1851, and duly recorded in Libei
A. s. No 30, foios sc, 81, ct seq, one of the Land
Records for Washington County, in the District o.
Columbia, shall sell at public auction, on the prem
ises, on the Goth day of December next at O'Clock
m, Lot No 3, in Square No. "a, lying in the said
City OF washington, and fronting Sd feet inches on
north street, and running back 100 feet to an al
ley ~ feet wide which, by side alleys has an oEte
on 24th and 25th streets
The property Is improved by a neat two-stor,
frame House, nearly opposite General Tnompson's
Terms: One-fourth CASH; the residue in and j:
months for notes bearing interest, and secured by
deed of trust
If the terms not complied with within DAYS
the property will be re-sold at the risk and expense
of the purchaser.
The title is believed to be indisputaHe
ConVeyanclng at the expense OF purchaser.
K X. CRAWFORD, Trustee
E. n. STRATrUN,
nov Z5-laWtS&ds Auctioneer.
The above sale Is unavOid bly, post
poned to TUESDAY, January 10th, 1854, at the same
place and hour. L. N. STRATTON,
dec 81 Aucf;oneer
&5The above sale Is further post.
poned till TUESDAY, January 3lst, at the same time
and place. L. N. STRATTON,
Jan ltd Auc .ioneer.
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Later from India and China.


TRIESTE, Monday, Jan. 9.-The steamer
Calcutta arrived at 9 o'clock, A. NJ. in
ZIG hours, from Alexandria, which she
left on the 4th of January.
The India mail left this morning with
dates from Calcutta, Dec. G: Madras, Dec.
10: Shanghai, Rov. 10; Annoy, Nov. ls:
Hong Kong, Nov, %; Singapore, Dec. 4:
Bombay, Dec. IA; and Burmah, Nov. 20.
The intelligence from Burmah is most
contradictory.
A report was current that the Burmese
had re-captured Pegu, and that COM
bined movement against the Baitish was
to take place OH the Goth of December,
but the war party at Ava is too weak to
do anything.
The Russians were at Khiva, and the
Peshawur force had been increased to 49,
500 men.
The Afredees of the Kohat Pass had
given in, and accepted the British terms
Trade in India was fair. Exchange at
Calcutta, 2-1.
In China the rebels had evacuated
Annoy, and the Imperialists had made
horrible massacre there.
Canton was quiet. Exchange, 81.
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nov 23-lawts&t
MONEY SAVED!
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES

L
HYATT, It'll street, third door above /, Qarge
Ill red awning post in 'front.' is now selling off
his entire stock of goods embracing great variety
of fancy and staple Dry Goods, Bonts, Shoes, Hats
Caps Bonnets, &c, at very reduced prices for cash
He would invite all, far and near to visit bis store
and see what inducements he has to offer Those
who pay cash down will be astonished at the cheap
ness Of has goods He has articles to suit all Gust In
ers and at all prices, to wit:
5000 yards rich style Cacoes at T. s. G. s. TO- and IL
cents
1000 yards figured and plain DeLaines, from 10 to
so cents
1000 yards coored and black figured and plain Alpa
cas-, from 1213 cents up
900 yards rich figured and changeable Silks, TO be
sold without regard to cost. Extra bargains
may be expected in these goods.
Rich black Silks from so cent, to 81 50 Giughams
10 cents; tale all wool white Flannes at Is cents
worth 81 cents; good Stockings ca cents; Socks 81
cents; Gents and Ladies' Gloves o14 cents: Worked
Collars from cents to Sl.5o; good linen Handk is
90 cents; large lot Of Long Shawls ard Blankets
very cheap; good Ticking s cts colcred ard white
Spool Cotton, l2l cts per dozen; also, Mems Goods,
Ladies' Caters 81; lsO pairs Ladies' Buskins at the
low price of so cts ladies' morocco Boots 81 cents
worth si25; Boys Shoes 81 cents; Childs Shoes from
10 cents up.
lot of old fashioned Boots and Shoes at half
price. Also, lot Of old fashioned Dress Goods viii
be sold at sacrifice In short, all other articles at
corresponding low prices.
Purchasers will find that they can really 9saye
N 'ney' by examining my stock before purchasing
elsewhere. .
Be particular and remember the name.
4. G. HYATT,
7th street, three doors above street.
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VALENTINE HEADQUARTERS,
Corner Of Baltimore and Holiday streets,

rTNHE GOOD TIME Is C0NING.-Dealers, send In
/ your orders. We have given our special at.
tention for the last twelve mouths to the manufac-
turs of Comic and Sentimental Valentines, and our
assortment is now pronounced complete. .
We have COMIC VALENTINES to suit the dispo-
stion trade calling profession and business of ev-
erybody, designed to promote mirth, by being play
fully saIirical.
SENTIMENTAL VALENTINES of every style
sold last year, together with many new, chaste an
beautiful designs never before seen, nor to be had
anywhere else than of US.
ALSO
Valentine Cards Valentine Writers
Embossed Envelopes Embossed Paper
Banks of True Love Note Paper
Gilt Envelopes Notices, &c.
To give some idea of the fplendor, variety and the
richness of our assortment, we have only to state
that We have Valentines of every price from one cent
up to ten dollars.
As they are marked at the very lowest manufac
turers tcas price, and as our terms to the trade
fixed at "balf off," persons at any distance can en-.
close to us the amount required and rely having
them by the earliest convenience, and at cheaper
rates than they can purehaee the anywhere else.
.l9,f-fG-1 j. GATHERS 4 BRO, -.
1O2 Baltimore street, corner Of Holiday.
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ny - " mcGOAHE, Aucttoneer.
FURNITURE OF FAMILY declining bousa
Il Keeping at Auction.-0n MONDAY morning
January SOth, at 10 O'Clock, at the residence of Mr.
george W. McLane, on the north side Of street
between 9th and 9Th streets, shall sell his entir.
Furniture, comprising
Superior Mahogany Sofa, Chairs and Rockers
Do marble top Sofa and Centre Ia
b'es
Gilt frame Mirror, Steel Engravings
Extensien Table, Sideboards, Cane-seat Chairs
One superior French Mantel Timeriece
Parlor, Chamber, aud Stair Carpets
Beds, Bedsteads, and Bedding
Mahogany Wardrobe, Curtains, &c.
A large and general assortment Of Ciockery Glass
ware, &c.
Terms: s25 and under, cash over $25 sixty and
ninety days for notes satisfactorily endorsed bearing
interest. J. G. McGCIRE
jan 23-td Auc,ionaa,